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the yiiayet of Adana during the last
eight days. OF his total 1900 were
killed in the city of Adana. more than
100 of the victims being Moslems.
This Information was received in Con-
stantinople today through consular
channels.
Adana at present is quiet, but there
ave been renewed attacks on Chris
tians at Marash, in the vilayet of
Aleppo, about eighty miles northeast
of Alexandretta. The consular advices
describe the situation as extremely pre-
carious. The excitement at Alexan-
dretta is intense. although the presence
of the British cruiser Diana at that
port is expected to have a tranquiliz-
ing effect.
Disturbances are reported from Had
jim. in the northern extremity of the
Adam vilayets where a large Armenian
community is counted upon to defend
itself vigorously.
Prince of Sanlos Slain.
VIENNA. April Goa Telegram re-
ccived here from smyrna, Asiatic Tur-
key, declares That Andre Kopassis
Effendi, Prince of snmos, has been muir
dered. EffendI wns the heir apparent.
Samos is a Greek island off the west
coast of Asia Minor. 1t pays an annual
tribute to Turkey. and Turkey main
tains a garrison there. 1t has been UNI
der the protection of France, England
and Russia since 1882
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AMERICAN MISSIONARIES
In MERSINA ARE SAFE,

NEW YORK. April 2O.-American
missionaries in Mersina are safe, ac-
cording to a cable dispatch received
early today by w. r. Miller. treasurer
of the Board of Foreign Missions OF
the Reformed Presbyterian Church.
The dispatch was from Larcana, Syria.
and read merely "Mersina safe" but
this is regarded as satisfactory by Mr..
Miller.
The missionaries of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church at that point were
the Rev. c. A. Dodds and wife, the
Rev. r. e Wilson and wife, of Morn
ing Sun, Ia; the physician, DR.. John
Peoples, of Philadelphia, n Miss Ell
ma French, of Winchester, Kan.
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t.Rs. POLAND TO ATTEND
NATIONAL Y. w. G. A. MEET
Goes to St. Paul to Attend
Session.

Mrs. Addison b, Poland. acting presi-
dent of the Young women's Christian
Association during the absence Of Mrs
Richard G.. Jenkinson, goes today to st,
Paul, Mimi, to attend the biennial con
vention of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association of the United states
of America. Mrs. Poland is with thu
delegation from New York, which in
cludes Miss Grace H. Dodge, the ma
tional president; national secretaries.
State secretaries and board managers,
Mrs. Poland has been asked to serve
on a sub-cpmmittee Of the national
board. which has been appointed To
consider the recommendations made v
the national secretaries for the policies
of the association work for the next
two years.
The convention will be in session from
Thursday until next Monday.
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FOR PAYING.
$50 FOR A SHAVE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-Givins
a barber $50 for a shave and a barten-
der $40 for two glasses Of beer. two
negroes last night suspicion
that they were implicated in the rob-
berry of Rhoda Lowell. the gypsy
queen" who lost $1,000 while she lay
sick in her tent in Bryn Mawr. and
they were arrested. The prisoners
admitted their connection with the rob
berry. the police say.
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WORKED AILING HORSE,

George l.. Chetwood, a liveryman. OF
20 State street, was arraigned befors
Acting Judge Yuill, in the Fifth Pre-
cinct Police Court today, upon com
plant Of Oflcer Louis G. reed. Of the
s. P. G. A., for allowing a horse to
leave the stable with a sore back, in
care Of Frank Reynolds. a driver for
q laundry company. No complaint was
sworn against Reynolds, but he was
given a severe reprimand. A fine OF
$40 was imposed upon the owner II
the horse.
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MAN CRUSHED IN STORE
ELEVATOR MAY LIVE,

Herbert Fiers, of 1872 Washington
street, who was crushed by an elevator
in a Broad street department store yes
terday, is in a critical condition in st.
Michael's Hospital, but the physicians
there say he has a chance ifsnot inter-
nally hurt. 4
Ffers, who was employed in the store
as an electrician, was fixing one of the
bells on the elevator when he was
crushed. Both his legs were pinned by
the heavy car and three Of his. ribs
were broken. He did not lose con-
seriousness, however, and directed the
work of those who Immediately went
to his aid.
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WASHINGTON, April 20.-When the
Senate met at loon today 1t was UNDER
stood that there would be no effort on
the part of Senator Aldrich, in charge
of the tariff bill, to unduly press con-
sideration of amendments reported by
his committee. He is prepared to give
way to n senator who desires to
speak upon the bill, so that all Demo-
cratic opposition may be voiced as
early as possible.
Senator Stone, in conformity with his
past attitude on the Philippine tariff,
will advocate free trade between the
Islands and the United States and urge
a plan for the islands independence at
a stated time.
Senator Bailey is prepared for an ex-
tended address, both on the tariff gem
orally n on his income tax amend
ment.
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ACCUSED or STEALING LEAD.

and Thomas Rowe. II years old, of los
Murray street, were each held In 5000
bail in the Third Precinct Police Court
jury. The youths were charged with
stealing six bars Of lead, valued at $50.
from the Lehieh Valley railroad yards.
Special Oficer Fenley, Of the Lehiwh
Valley Railroad Company, mace the
arrest.
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FREEHOLD MAN
LIKELY TO HEAD
MASONS OF STATE
j. Clarence Conover Slated to
Succeed William D.
WOlfskeil.,

When the Masonic grand lodge meets
in Trenton tomorrow and Thursday, it
is likely that j. Clarence Conover, of
Freehold, will be elected most Worship
full grand master. That office at present
is held by William d. Wolfskeil, of
Elizabeth, who is scheduled to retire.
The convention will be held in the
Masonic Temple, Trenton. and will last
for two days. 1t will be attended by 700
delegates from all parts of the State,
and many will go from Newark.
The only office for which there is like
ly to be a contest is that of right wor-
shipful Junior grand warden.
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FEAR PASTORS DAUGHTERS
HAVE BEEN MASSACRED.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 90
Without any tidings from them, grave
fears are entertained for the safety of
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Webb, in
charge of a girls school in Adana.
They are daughters of the late Rev.
Thomas Webb, of this place, and were
sent out by the Congregational Mis-
sionary Board of Boston some years
ago. Relatives and friends of the
young women here, unable to get a
message from them, are fearful that
they have been m~assacred.
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MAY SAVE HIS LEG.

Patrick McKeon, IS years old, OF "a
Bowery street, had his right leg
crushed late yesterday afternoon. He
was at work in the stone yard OF H. J
Hoerter, in Lister avenue, when q stone
Weighing about 1000 pounds fell upon
1t. He was removed to st. James's
Hospital in the Third Precinct ambu-
lance. where the foot was dressed,
Though the leg IL n b serious condi.
tion, It Is thought at the hospital. that
u Will not have to .be amputated.
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HAS PEDDLER HELD
ON CHARGE OF THEFT

On complaint OF Mrs. Catherine
Trendenfeld, of 1872 Adams street. James
McCue, a peddler. giving New York
city as his home, was held at the Third
Precinct police station in $500 bail to
await the action of the grand jury to,
day. Mrs. Frendenfeld charged that
yesterday the man entered her home
going to enter the house when he came
out. Without saying a word, she fol-
lowed the man when he went out OF
doors and spying an of1cer had him ar
rested.
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.ALDR|CH WATTS
FOR DEMOCRATS
TO OPPOSE BILL
Ready to Give Way to Argu-
ments of Opponents as
Senate Assemblies.
What Senator Aldrich
Promises and Urges

Bill to give s345. 900, 900 from
customs annually.
\ surplus over expenditures for
1911.
Removal of the need. for "oner-
GUS ,neome. Inheritance. divi-
dends, corporation and other spe-
cial taxes.
Saving of at least So 900
hitherto lost through undervalu-
atoms.
Congress must force policy OF
retrenchiment and economy.
Taft viii support Senate refor-
nation of expenditures.
Sixty million dollars In short
term bonds should he issued to
reimburse treasury for Panama
Canal expenditures not now pay
able.
Return .of prosperity, actual
and permanent.
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CHICAGO, April 20.--Alis Nassau is
in = hospital with 4 broken leg. an IN
jury he sustained while trying to eat i
piece Of pie and IT the same time guide
his bakery wagon over 3 mound Of dirt
In the road,
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FREE MAIL For MILITIA,

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-rree pos.
tai service for the organised militia Of
the various States. Il the purpose OF !
bill introduced by, Senator cummins;
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dentes en- 81 pAis, hasta hoy silenciosos
y tac;tnrnos. hasta hng an ana r;anc;.

dentes en- 81 pAis, hasta hoy silenciosos
y taciturnos; hssta hoy en- apariencia
indiferentes con nuestros sufrimientos
y aspiraciones; norteamericanos, de.
eimos, vigorizados con Ell conocimien-
to PRACTICE de les asuntos de nuestra
TERRA, estan levautando IL vdz para
defenderla, estan defendiendo tambien
,,ucstros derechos que, como amigos
nuestros, sen tambien de ellos, estan
estudiando tanbien que es 10 que a
Puerto Rico convene deRtre ce las
difereutes soluc;ones que al problema
pueden darse.
La Union de Puerto Rico abri6 ca
mino, La opinion pdblica sieue ese
camino Aquella trsbaj6 asfduamen-
te poniends en- practica sus patri6ticos
procedimientos y Ia opinion pdblica
sanciena aauella elevada nin6a 81.
guiendo sus huellas. Los partidos
politicos sue fuera de ia Union de
Puerto Rice pudie,an todavfa subsis-
tir en- Ia isls, perdieron va, ante la
question de derecAo, su. contornos.
Tode parece scr un conjunto ante esa
question. Y asn cuando luchen por
diferenciarss, aun cuando traten de ser
distintos, esos girones de partidos po-
l{ticos imitan el movimiento de ideas
unionistas, protestan do patristismo y
de impaciencia, mu6vense siguen 81
mismo camiHo que Ia Union de Puer
to Rico abrio su pueblo.
iLevantese en- ia isla una sela VOC
que pruebe que cuanto aqui Sc dice
no es cierto! No hay un solo noble
ceraz6n que no SO incline respetuosa
mente ante ese gran trabajo.
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En- Ia Corte de DistTito del
Disbito Judicial de San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
SECCION PRIMERA.-No. 3,1s2.
Estados Unidos de America.-El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.-SS.
Declaration de Dominio-Ex Parte.
Francisco Lopez Curet.

Por cuanto habiendo presentado
el abogado Don EMIGDIO S. GI-
NORIO, una moci6n a nombre de
Don Francisco Lopez Curet, vecino
de Guayama, para que Sc declare
a su favor 81 dominic de las siguien-
tes fincas urbanas:-A. Casa, con I'm
solar, terrera, de mamposteria y
azotea, marcada con el ndmero SO
de la calle de San Sebastian, de esta
ciudad, la que da frente; indando
por Ia derecha entrando que es el
oeste con otra de Juana Benito dc
Peha; ;.porl la izquierda con la de Jo-
Sc Maria Carrero y por sus fondos,
9 sea ell Sur, las de Luis Puig Y Jo-
/ Selma y Joaquina de Juan. B. Casa
terrera de mamposteria y azotea
marcada con el n1mero 81 de la ca
lie del Comercio del pueblo de
Rio Piedras, midiendo el solar, q.
es propiedad del Municipio del mis-
mo pueblo, 10 metros de frente por
% de fondo y colindando por la
derecha entrando con casa dc Juana
lSobejano viuda de Villamil; por la
isquierda con otra de Higinio Jo-
glar y por SUI fondo con terrenos
de la San Juan Light and Transic
Company.
Por tanto y habiendose ordenado
por el Honorable Pedro de Aldrcy
Montolio, ,Juez della Pimera SecciGr
de esta Corte Sc publique la pref, =
sion por tres veces en- un periodi.
de los de mayor circulation de lo
q Sc editan en- esta Ciudad para que
los que tengan algtin derecho real
sobre el inmueble descrito, las per-
sonas ignoradas a quienes pueda
perjudicar Ia inscription y en- gene
raj todo ell que sc desee oponcrse pu
da efectuarlo dcntro del t6rmino d
sesenta dias, libro cl prescnte en-
San Juan dc Pue rto Rico 4 IS de
Agosto dc 1909.
A. Marin Marien, Stcretario de Ia
Corte. " Escadero, Secretario au-
xiliar.
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AOTAS Y NOT|C|AS

Sc dijo aver en- la ciudad que el
gobernador Post, despues de dejar
su cargo Official en- Ia isla iria & ocu-
par un puesto importante en- una
de las factorias de azucar del sur de
la isla. Dicho cargo tiene $4,000 de
sueldo anuales. El secretario parti-
cular de gobernador inform6
a un reporter" de 'La Correspon-
dencia" que lie hablo entire otras CO.
sas, de este asunto, que no habla ma
da de cierto en- aquella version.
Esta manana sc ha reunido el CO.
mite de franquicias del Consejo Eje-
cutivo.
Ha regresado de los Estados Uni
dos el Sr. Luis Toro, que estuvo allf
en- asuntos de negocios.
Anteayer Sc dio sepultura en- el
cementerio de esta cludad al que Sc
llam6 Sr. Enrique Mayol, que desem
pen6 durante muchos amos el cargo
de cartero mayor. Era muy estima-
do en- San Juan y a su en- tierro con-
currio gran ndmero de personas.
Nuestro mas sentido pesame a sus
deudos y que Dios haya acojido su
alma.
Ell Pbro. Sr. 1gnacio Gle Dios, ha
sido designado para dcs s"fapenar la
nueva parroquia catolica de Santur-
ce "Coraz6n de Jesus. Este acuerdo
fue tornado por el delegado apostle
lico Monsei1or Aversa en- su vista a
la isla.
En- breve Sc llevara efecto por la
empresa Gutierrez el beneficio del
baritone Sr. Real, que cuenta mu-
chas simpatias en- la ciudad.
Ha regresado a Yabucoa el Sr.
Carlos Ortiz, que estuvo en- San Juan
en- asuntos particulares.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Universidad particular.

Sr. Director de ..'La Correspondent
cla', San Juan.
Estimado scompatriota.. Con fire.
cuencia he dido hablar de una uni
versidad en- Pto Rico, pero hasta
la fecha no Sc que Sc haya hecho
gestion alguna en- ese proposito.
Asi pues, Ia isla esta todavia sin un
centro en- donde puedan los alum
nos seguir estudios universitari os.
Hay en- toda la islaz varios high
school, Los estudiantes que Sc gra
duan en- estas escuelas estan pre-
parados para empezar una carrera.
Aunque no tengo datos exactos en-
esta materia, calcul6 que unos 200
muchachos Sc graduen todos los
amos. A una universidad en- la isla
acudirian esos go graduados. Como
los estudios modernos de una carre-
ra duran ! amos, al cabo de este
tempo que empezarian a salir gra-
duados dc la unlversldad, habrla
como 500 estudiantes en- ella.
Sen tado este senior director, el OBJ
jeto de estas lineas es ,pedir 4 usted
que por medic de edAoriales en- ese
popular periodico, proponga, que
bien una persona de recursos 6 una
compahia por acciones, funden una
universidad particular. Por mis- cal
culos arriba mencionades puede YER
Sc que el proyecto daria un margen
regular de ganancias y el pueblo
de Puerto Rico tendria una ventaia
inmensa al tener a su servicio una
universidad.
En- espera de que presto usted
atencion a 10 que le pido quedo de
usted atentamente, B. J Carolina.
Agosto IL. --.-~A.~
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NUEVOS OBJETOS DE NOYEDAD

"Las Novedades" cumpliendo su
deber con ell publico y respondiendo
al constante favor de sus marchan-
tes, acaban de traer un esplendido
surtido de toda clase de novedades.
En- modelos de camas para matrimo
MOS no hay possible competencia y
hay ejemplares verdaderamente pre-
ciosos de $25 en- adelante. Cubre
oonaas y toda clase de accessories
para estas, muy artfsticos Y de
todas classes. Todo cuanto obieto
de utllidad y fantasia pueda de:
el mas refinado gusto dc una
dana Sc encuentra en- "Las No
vcdades'. 'irajes hechos para
mics, dc todos precios y for
mas. El surtido de perfumeria
de 10 Mas v.,rlado. Sombreros plu-
mas magnificos. Objetos propios pa
ra regalos dc onomasticos y de boda,
de todo arte y precios convenien-
tes. No olvideis una vista q la elegan
tc tienda de Ia calle de San Francisco
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UNA cARTA

Hemos recibido Ia siguients carta;
San Juan, Puerto Rico is de a Cos.
to de 1909 Sr. Director de "La l O.
respoodencia." Ciudad.
Muy estimado refior y amigo: En-
el ndmero 6,73S de So importante dia.
rio, editado en- el Ga d. aver, apare.
ci6 una noticia relacionada conmigo,
que tepgo wives deseos de recti6car, y
para este fin, solicito de usted me ha-
ga el obsequio de ordenar Ia inserci6n
de las presentes lineas en- el ndmero
de hoy.
Dice asi la noticia
"Se informa que el doctor Isaac
Gonzalez Martinez director del servi-
clio de medicos patologos sera ell pre-
sidente del tribunal examinador que
ha de entender en- los pr6ximos exa-
mones para cubrir vacsntes Forma-
ran parte del expreeado tribunal los
doctsres Gutierrez Igaravidez y Ruiz
Arnau"
Nj soy 20 director del ssrvicio de
medicos patologos, nj tampoco he sido
nominado miembro examinador de
nipgdn tribunal.
Mi distinguido y querido amigo ell
doctor don Pedro Gutierrez JgaIavidez
es ell director del servicio de enferme-
dades tropicales y transmisibles al
cual pertenecen los mfiicos pat6logos
y pertenezco yo tambieu como direc-
tor del laborstorio de Bacteriologia.
En- cuanto a las comisiones exami-
nadoras de aspirantes este servicio.
ignore en- absolute la iorma Ell que los
ha constituido la comisi6n del servicio
civil.
Agradeciendo muoho su ealanteria
en- concederme opoItunidad de rectifi-
car una noticia equivocada, Sc repite
dc Nd. sienpre alto. stimo. am igo.
Dr.. l. Gonsales Hurtin.-
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POr ell Caracas.

Acaha de recibir La Tienda Roja
un gran cargamento de oolchoaeras
de saten 4 Is cts. ' S |. In olan III
Guayo" 8 cts inmeiorable; Csmisas
oolchonss inglsses, mosIuitercs hsra
iisimos. alfombras de 2 yardaS de lar
20 por una de iancho a so cts reloies
Ismpars., juguetes y uDos sombrercs
calsfes lie feltro IS cts. los tamo-
ses corseis Warmers desde 30 ct.. i s 5
uno La Tienda Rola San Francisco A.
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De TEATRO.

Nos participa el senior Gu
tierrez que eli vista del ere.
ciente exito obtenido cil la,
anteriores representations de
la renombrada opereta Me
rry Widow y a peticion del
pnblico volvera Il poncr en-
escena mailana sabado por sep
lima vez la hermoSa pariitura
de Lehar.
FL entusiasmo no dc,ac Dor
seguir admirando esta iowa
de Ia iirica.
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Exhibition de ca
ladOS y bardadoS

Hechos en- mSquinas SINGER"
en- los distintos pueblos de esta i,la
Empeaara eI sabado, sgosto 21-09.
desde las s so A. NJ. hasta las ) r.M.
y durara uns semans. In Ia Escus-
Ia LINCOLN, For,alesa No. II, al
tos.
Las personals que descen asistir 81
licitaran un ticket &c entrada gratis
en- 81 establecim'ento SINGER Fer
taleza No 81, San Juan. V.
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Dr.. RICHARDS DYSPEPSIA TABLET ASSOCIATION.
Post Office 216. NlJEvA YORK. q
Sc VENDEEN 70DOIJ,ARs

Sc VENDE EN- N70DOLLARs-
Por tener su dusfo que ausentarse d.
la localidad SO vende un magnifcq
"Carrousel ealud' en- 70 dollars. con
su Iona y organo con nueve piezas.
Dirigirse en- Man2tf don Enrique
ViJlamil. 8y.s
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Las Legitii1las Curan,

iamamos sacramento la aten-
- cion del pdblico al notoric1
hecho de que las Pastillas del
DR.. Richards estan siendo obieto
de tan viles como burdas imita-
clones por parte de sujetos que,
atentos solo al lucro personal (
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Estos articu1os espurios podrarA
costar 4 tanto menos el frasco
que el articulo genuine; pero es
deber nuestro levantar Ia voz y
dar Ell alerta, a fin de impedir
que Sc estate al pdbico procu.,
rando hacerle tragar imitacionesi
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HABLA UN DIsTNGUIDo MEDlCo

"Es ben
81
10
hn1odeb d
PARSONS F. ~ - -
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baratas so color de
que, POGO mas 8 me.
nos, "vienen 4 ser 10
mismo " que nuestro
':onocidisimo y acre
iitadisimo preparado.
Estense, pues, aler-
ia nuestres favorece.
dores. Insistan ante
tedo en- que Sc les des-
pachen Pastiuas del
DR.. Richards cuando
padezcan del est6ma.
go y anhelen curarse
Son inimitables. in.
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Desmayos. vahidos, neuralgias J
tantas molestias que sufren las sehosas,
sol es debido 4 deb;lidad del cerebro y
nervios Para curaslos s evitarlos ma
da mejor que ell Vino Cerebrina u
rici.
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UN LLAVERO.-En la calle d.
la Fortaleza esquina del Cristo a San,
ia Catalina ha sido encontrado poi
ell suieto Alberto Melendez un llave.
TO con 3 llaves el que Sc crea scr SUI
ducno puede pasar a recojerlo en- Ia
administration de este diario, previd
pago de este anuncio. '.
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immediate, no Sc de-
tienen ante escrdpulos
nj miramientos que a
sus sordidos y abomi-
nables designios Sc
opongan. Extrano Sc
ria, en- verdad, que Ell
exito universal y Gre
ciente de las Pastillas
del DR.. Richards no
sirviera de irresistible
acicate- 4 la bastarda
concupiscencia de los
imitadores. ~
Efectivamente, Sc
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sustituib1es, dnicas en- su clase.
y al tomarlas hay seguridad de
que no Sc hacen arriesgados
experimentos con la salud, sino
de que Sc toma un remedio
acreditado por larga experiencia
y no interrumpida cadena de
exitos.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-07
FRANKLIN K. LANE
RETAINS POSITION
President Taft Sends TO
Capitol l,2GO names for
Federal Office.

With his first regular message to the
Slxty-first Congress, President Taft to-
day sent a list Of about 200 nominal
Uons for Federal appointments
In all but three cases the names
mentioned in the list have been pre-
viously announced. The majority Of ap-
polntments are postmasterE and census
supervisors. Prominent among the app
pointments, confirmation Of which is
asked of the Senate, was Charles 2.
Grandeld, 10 be postmaster Of Wash
ington. and William S. Broughton, Cen
sus Supervisor for the District.
The three new appointments on the
list are those Of Franklin X Lane, re-
appointed member Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission: Sanford B.
Dole. former President OF Hawaii. dis
trict Judge for the Territory Of Hawaii.
and Abram NJ. TNlman, United States
attorney for the Middle district OF
Tennessee.
Commissioner Lanes present term Of
office expires January / next