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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
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Debe ser 4 causa de las lluvias que El
Aguila.'' de Ponce ha contestado con
tanto retraso ha leldo tan malamente,
nuestro articulo del dla doce. .
Poroue nj el BOLETIN iba furioso,
,,ue no es ese ell estado habitual en- nos
otros. nj tampoco ihan con ell colega y
sus correligionarlos las frases que tanto
1e han dolido, y por las cuales nos retlra
en- uso de sus facultadeS onnlmodas y de
su autoridad pontificia IN ell perlodlsmo
insular, la condici6n ue independlentes
tue no hemos recabado del colega, nj
la hemos sometido su iuiciO, nj depen-
de de su appreciation en- modo alguno y
afortunadamente..
No nos coge de susie la salida del CO.
lega Estamos hechos va estas veleida-
des de la conveniencla sectarla, y asl nos
oimos lamar hoy unionIstas y mailana
espanoles alguna vez Independence,
seg1n que cOnvengan o no a los lntere-
ses de ciertos 0rganos tn la prensa. las
opiniOnes vertidas p0r nosotros
Gel kguila,'' sin ir mas lejos. a los
dos dias de haber reprotiucido una parte
de nuestro articulO editorial, cOmentandO
el mersaje de Mr. Cotton, y de haberlo
puesto baio el rubro de: concentrates de
j.. la prenso uni0nistG, transcribla para
fos de otro articulo pubiicado en- ell BO-
LETIN, y porque esos parrafos lie gusta-
ron 3 convenian sls propositos no los
calific0 de igual suerte que los primerOs,
sino que las insertd bajo el t1tulo de:
opiniones dc la prcns0 del pals
Por la frecuencia con que estOs casos
So repiten. eS por 10 G4Ie no podemos sen
tir la indignation qU7 culmma en- I'm
rapto de furia. como 81 colega creyo OBJ
SerVar en- nOSOtrOS.
No. LIE hablamos serenamente Y sera-
namente ha lebido eer nuestro artlculo
el colega poncaiio, y de esa manera hui
biese distinguido a quienes Sc referla el
parrafo que reproduce de nuestra con-
testaci0n al senior Llorens Torres
No es para los repubIicanos colega.
Y 40 siendo para los repubicanos, CO.
mo el articulo de "El Aguila' esta ar
gumentado Sobre supue>tos insultos lam
zados por el BOLETTN contra los corre-
ligionarios del colega, faltando la base
que es nuestra imputada aggression, resul-
ia que toda la augmentation del cole
ga queda Ell el aire, es caprichosa!. "
como de ella quiere deducir el diarlo
aquilno el absurdo de que en- Puerto Ri
co no exste la prensa independence, SUI
primida la causa en- QUE Sc Originan las
deducciones del colega, tenemos que
hay prensa independents, a no ser que
la unprecedented la mida Gel Aguila"
por las aproximacionas su campo de
Operaciones politicas.
Ell parrafo que constituye la prueba
frustrada, no Sc drige a los republica-
nos, hemos dicho, y vamos probarselo al
colega, porque a nadie mas Sc lie ha ocu-
rrido suponef tai cosa:
Deciamos:
"Por otra parte, mire ell senior LlO-
rens al campo republican,; mire hacia
ese otrosextralo grupo en- que Sc mezclan
en- hibrido contubernio los delirios in
sensatos del acratismo y la aparente SUI
mission al poder que puede al verse hos
tilizado por otros elementos, buscar apo
yo en- las bajuras & que ciertamente nj
'le convene, nj quiere, nj debe descen-
der. "
Asi 10 escribimos nosotros. y asi 10 re
produce Ell Aguila"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
No hubO Y0rediCt0

Esta maiiana Sc disolvi0 ell jurado que
entiende en- ell asunto de nuestro cOmpa-
nero en- la prensa don Joaquin Barreiro,
director del "Carnaval", sin poder lie
gar a un acuerdO.
Ell juez Rodey seiialara la causa para
otrO terminO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
Hab|andg COD Mr.. Post
ELL EX-GOBERNADOR
DE PUERTO RICO
NADIA DE POLITICAL,
NADIA DE ADMINISTRATOR

Nos recibi6 afablemente Mr.. Post, ex-
gobernador de Puerto Rico, en- la oficina
del attorney general, donde estuvO para
saludar los senores Hoyt y Brown.
Mr.. Post dijo:
Celebro mucho la vista del represen-
tante del BOLETIN y el me podra poner
en- antecedentes de los asuntos de Puerto
Rico
Nos interesa, antes que tOdO, como
Ger los suyos en- esta isla,-le cOntesta-
mos.
-Pues los mios, son muy sencillOs
He llegado esta mafiana en- ell "Coa-
mo, hemos hecho una travesla mala.
Al desembarcar sail para Santurce y
me hospedo en- la residential de Mr.. Proc
tor He paseado bastante p0r Santurce
y esta ciudad Permanecere en- la isla
dos semanas.
Estare tres dlas en- San Juan, despues
saldre para Ponce, Guayama y Aguirre.
Vengo en- asuntos particulares y no me
propongo tratar para NADIA sobre pOliti-
ca nj sobre administration.
Vengo como un tourista saludar 4
! mis- amistades.
Creo que va es tempo que silenciosa-
mente pueda dedicarme mis- asuntos
particulars, sin que mis- actos sean OBJ
jeto de las pesquisas de los reporters
dijo, riendose Mr.. Post.
i Ha visto usted al gobernador?
-Todavia no, pero esta tarde tendre
ell gusto de ofrecerle mis- respetos.
y su sonora?
-Bien, sigue bien. LIE doy gracias por
su amabilidad
AL terminar estas palabras entraron
los sel6res Dexter, Comisionado de ms
trucci6n y Noble, Secretario particular
que fue del ex-gObernadOr.
Mr. Post sonriente salud6 dichOs Sc
iores, y luego fueron a tomar asiento en-
unas sillas, algo separados de la mesa
del attorney. Mr.. Post habl6 en- ingles.
Nuestro representante reiter6 q Mr.
Post su saludO, ofreciendole el BOLE-
TIN para cualquier manifestation que
deseara hacer.
Mr.. Post nos dijo: No, NADIA, como us
ted We, soy un transeunte que no tiene
asuntOs graves quel embarguen Ia men,
te. .-...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
B| copciielo de wIta noch(

Como va hemos anunciado, ell pro-
ducto liquido del concerto de esta no.
che Sc dedicara por ell distinguido macs
tro Arteaga fomentar ell capital con
que Sc ha de instituir la temporada
anual de opera, con una compafiia trai-
da de Italia.
FL programa, va conocido por nues-
tros lectores, ha circulado profusamen-
te.
Ell concerto comienza q las ocho y
media en- punto, y esta dedicado a dis
tinguidas personalidades de San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18

y las tinieblas reinando.
para cOntento de RATAS!.
Y de todas esas cosas,
icual es la terrible causa?
iCual va a ser! la magma empresa
que nos sirve luz opaca,
y que anoche, y muchas veces
las tinieblas nos lanza....
" quien puedeg.
i Puede ques
-Arreglar la grave faltas
i Hay cosas que no Sc arreglan!
-Pues . .esta habra que arreglarla,
porque. dejar EN- tinieblas
la ciudad, por horas largas,
y poner en- gran peligro
a miles timidas almas,
porque no hay inteligencia
para dirigir la planta,
y con la "pobre disculpa"
de que chan subido" las aguas,
es una estulta salida
de "pie de banco'', sellada
por ineptitud ambiente
y una indigna TOLERANCIA..
En- medic 4 tan lerdo abuse
los sensatos aguardaban
que ell Municipio impusiera
un corrective tai falta,
9, 81 no, ell Comisionado
del Interior, 8 quien manda
en- ESQ del alumbrado.
-Pero. nadie ha dicho NADIA.
i Sera, acaso, necesario
que ell gobernador la TRANCA :
tome en- su prudente mano
para que alumbre la Planta,
Y recuerde sus deberes
a la empresa?
-iCosa rara!
aqui ell native sc ''cae"
y Sc lie da con la ''pata'',
y los motives Sc abultan
Y dOquier Sc lie difama,
pero. . cuando es un eXtrano
quien abusa ''cara 4 cara,
enmudecen los ''valientes'
Y todo ell mundo Sc calla
y Sc explican 'las tinieblas''
porque "han subido las aguas''!
Venga en- buen bora, q mi fe,
del gobernador la TRANCA
d corregir ell abuse
que Sc tOlera a la Planta. :.
iQue 81 quien debe arreglarlo,
por necio tenor Sc Gala
y tiembla la autOridad
porque es una empresa magma,
mil veces bendito sea
ell sable y hasta la TRANCA
que los entuertos desface
y arregla punibles faltas.
iOh, Mr.. Cotton, por Dios,
arregle 10 de la Planta!
Mr.. Post, en- ell "COamo",
ha llegado esta mailana:
sea bienvendo la 1sla,
y aunque diz que su llegada
con la politica no -.
tiene que yer, camaradas
hay que tiemblan de pavor
al verle por estas playas.
Sea Mr.. Post bienvenido,
y"de las suyas" no haga.
SOL.ApEN.
B| suicide De Ia &. Sol
Aver Sc suicide en- Caguas, la sehorit
Elisa Sola, quien sc encontraba de tenn
porada en- la residencia de don Lui
Ramirez.
Sc hacen much0s concentrates sobr
este desgraciado suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18

Hace dias salio de este pueblo hacia
los Banos de Coamo, con objeto de re-
parar SUI quebrantada salud, segun nos
infor1n6, el Rev padre Rodriguez.
Cuando creiamos que efectivamente
Sc haIlaba EN- aquel Balneario ell dlstln-
guido sacerdOte, nos sorprende la no.
ticia de que esta nombrado cura de Sd
linas.
Ignofamos que causas hayan motlva-
dc esa resoluci6n. pues podemos asegu-
rar que el pueblo sostenia con gusfa 4
dicho sacerdote, por su proceder cerrec-
to en- ell cumpllmiento de su deber. No
hay duda que ell padre Rodriguez hu-
biera logrado levantar el espiritu rell-,
gioso porque, la verdad, trabajaha
con entusasmo-
a pesar dc no tener por ahora sacer-
dote, no decae el proyecto de repars-
ci6n y pintnra de nuestra Iglesia-
Ell Cine del senior Vargas que di6 unG
serie de funciOnes en- este pueblo, mar
ch6 para Toa Baja-
En- eI dia de aver se lie di6 sepulturx
en- la Metropolis de este pueblo al VIZ
tuoso caballero don Manuel Andrili5n
Martinez, natural de Andalucia, y cE
cuai hacia afgnnos amos viva con su ez-
timabie famil7a en- varios pucbIos de l&
IsIa
Ell senior Andrill6n, pcr su caractcr
afable v bondadoso, Sc capt6 en- este
pueblo las mas grandes simpatias- n
su entierro eoncurricron mas de 500 al
mas de todas las classes sociales, hahseR-
do sido muy sentida su muerte. -
A Ia famili. del finado, le acompala-
mos en- su juzto y natural dolor por Il
irreperable psrdida de un miembro tam
it'll como estimado por todo aquel qua
tuvo ell gusto de tratarle-
1Descanxe en- pax!
.aaeT Correspoasel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
SUCCESSES 7 DBSGRACIAS
UN Ola TRAGICO

Ell autom6vil No. 20, conducido por
Mr. Etrayer, arroll6 a Nicolas Betau-
court, fracturandole las costillas Guar
ia quinta del lado derecho.
Dicho suceso ocurri6 en- Rio piedr2x.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
De. Vega Alta

Con motive de las constant lluvlas
Ell RIO -'Cibuco' ha hecho avenidas que
han causado considerables danos, en- las
plantaciones de cana.
Van ocho dias one lmeve sin cesar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18


Aver 4 las diez diez de la maiian&
ell autom1vil No 265 estropeo en- la Ca
leta de las Monjas al nino dc IL aT;Os
Eleuterio Figueroa. Tambien ell auto
movil 174 guiado por el chauffer Pedro
Curet arrollo en- la parada al indipi-
duo Nicomedcs Cintron, prodnciendole=
varias contusiones de caracter grave
Este hecho ha pasado a las autoridades
correspondence Sc investiga para
yer 81 recae 6 no responsabilidad sobre
el mencionado chauffeur.
No hacemos cOmentarlOS, llamanGfo
la atenci0n del Comisionado del Inte-
rior y del jefe de Policia Stanton, aceE--
ca de las leyes vigentes sobre automa-
viles, por tenor de cometer I'M desaca--
to con los chauffeurs
Pero el pnblico protesta de que Ia ley
sobre automobiles sea letra muerta, M
sc imponga por los encargados de velar
por la salsld del pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
Runcii6n de Carload

La function de maiiana en- el Seine
Cubano,' sera a benefcio de los men,
digos.
La Sociedad Protectora suplica 4 las
personas caritativas que favorexcan d.
cha function.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26

William II. Taft, president elect OF
the United States, is now Master
Mason. The impressive ceremony
which brought him that distinction
was performed at Cincinnati. o., and
was conducted by Charles S. Hoskin-
son. "the most worshipful grand master
of the grand lodge Of the most ancient
and honorable fraternity Of Free and
Accepted Masons Of the state of Ohio"
The highest Masonic authorities of
seventeen states Witnessed Mr.. Taft's
admission into the order, as did
body of men representing distinguish
ed citizens of Cincinnati and the men,
bers Of Kilwinning lodge. of which Al
fonso Taft father OF the president
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26

An open market in the iron and
So trade that manufacturers believe
Will lead TO stimulation of the indus
Try was created when former Judge
Ebert Fl. Gary, chairman of the d.
rec.orate of the United States Steel
corporation made am official an
n0rncement In New York that the
leading manufacturers Of iron and
steel have determined TO protect their
customers and, for the present sell at
modified prices as may be necessary
with respect of different commodities
in order to retain their fair share OF
the business" The prices which may
be determined upon will be given by
the manufacturers to their customers
direct
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Seven Killed In Train Wreck.

The first section Of the night ex
press for Norfolk over the Delaware
railroad was wrecked at Delmar Del.
in collision and seven men were
killed
The dead are: oliver Perry. Adams
Express messenger. Philadelphia; j.
d. McCready. baggage master VIII
mington. Del; George Davis, engine
man. Seaford. Del; w. T. Corkran,
mail clerk. Philadelphia; J. w. Wood.
mail clerk. Wilmington; r. NJ. Davis,
mail clerk. Philadelphia; F. l.. VII
helm. mail weighman, New Castle.
Del.
The express. No. 49, crashed into
two locomotives standing on the main
track. All three locomotives were de.
rallied. and a combination baggage and
mail car and a baggage car of the pas
senger train caught fire.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Double Tragedy In Taxicab.

A highly sensational murder and
suicide took place in a taxicab at
Reading. Pa. After firing a bullet
drought the head Of Miss Estelle
Rocktashel, twenty years old, George
f. Knaut aged twenty-four, ordered
the chauffeur to drive to the Reading
hospital Just as the cab turned into
the hospital grounds Knaut put a bull
let through his own heart.
According to the mother Of the girl.
her daughter was engaged to marry
Knaut. and the wedding was to have
taken place at Easter. From this the
police and some of the girls relatives
are inclined 10 believe that the couple
had determined for some unknown
reason TO die together.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Editors Indicted For Panama Libel.

Editors Indicted For Panama Libel.
Bench warrants were issued in
Washington for the arrest of 10
seph Pulitzer. Caleb NJ. Van Hamm
and Robert n. Lyman. Of New York
proprietor and editors OF the New York
World. and for Delevan Smith and
Charles r. Williams. owners OF the
indianapolis News. for criminal libel
in connection with the publication IN
those newspapers of charges Of irregu.
larities in the purchase by the United
States government of the Panama
canal property from the French own
ers.
The indictments on which the war
rants were based were returned by
the United States grand jury sitting
I'm Washington. and the warrants were
issued later by the clerk of criminal
court 40. J.
Theodore Roosevelt William II
Tat Elihu Root. J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles p. Taft. Douglas Robinson and
VIII am Nelson Cromwell are named
in the indictments as the persons al.
legged to have been villifed by the
stories appearing in the two newspa.
pers.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26

He Reviews Homecoming Vessels on
the Mayhower-Crowds on Excur.
sion Boats Greet sPerry and His
Men-Much Powder Burned In sa-
lutlns.
Our feet is home again. Riding safe.
ly at anchor In Hampton Roads Va,
after a welcome such as never before
warmed the hearts of returning sail.
ormen are the sixteen bully" vessels
that have sailed around the world. Il
Is impossible to resist the temptation
to say that they look as fit for fight
or a frolic' as they did when they
sailed away from here more than four.
teen months ago under the command
of Admiral Evans.
When the Mayhower, bearing Presi
dent Roosevelt and his invited guests
Secretary Newberry and others sailed
down the harbor the guns OF Fort
Monroe told the thousands Of Wis
itors TO these shores that the welcome
to the feet would begin soon. lmme
diately the smoke began to rise from
the stacks of the scores Of excursion
vessels chartered to bear the thou.
sands of visitors out to sea to welcome
the fleet. Turning their bows east
ward. they steamed slowly after the
Mayfower and took up their positions
as near the presidential yacht as safe.
ty and the naval regulations would
permit
When the Mayfower reached the
position selected for her off Thimble
shoal light her anchor was cast and
the party aboard prepared to await the
coming of Admiral Sperry and his
ships Word was sent 10 the admiral
that his commander in chief was wait
ing for him and the Connecticut hoist
ed the signal for the feet 10 follow
the flagship in Steaming at fair
rate. the Connecticut moved past the
Maynower. her guns booming out the
presidential salute. The MayhoweT
responded. and the great naval review
was on.
From that time until the last of the
twenty-five returning warships had
sailed past the Maynower and paid its
respects to the president in noise and
smoke there was a continual roar OF
artillery that shook the Virginia hills
and made conversation on the excur
sion boats difficult task. The civilian
vessels added to the din with sirens
and whistles. amid which the cheers
Of the visiting thousands anxious to dc
their share in the noisy welcome was
all but lost 1t was pandemonium
such as was never before heard in this
historic harbOr.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Penrsnlvania County Dry.

President Judge j. NJ Woods and
Associate Judges Bell and Snyder at
Lewistown Pa. refused all the six
teen liquor licenses applied for in this
county, and after the old licenses *
pire on Saturday Mifiiin county will
be dry"
Last fall three-fourths of the voters
declared for no license in the election
of an associate judge. and there were
nearly 5000 signatures to the remon-
strances presented.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Poisoned saueane KIIIs Three.

Three persons are dead and five 9th.
ers are seriously i'll at Memphis,
Tenn. as a result OF eating sausage
that is supposed to have been poison
ed. The dead are: Mrs. Mary Prora.
Mrs Mary Cassini and Miss Mamie
Cassini.
Several days ago Mrs. Cassini gave
some sausage to the Prora family and
the family Of another relative named
Novereisi. and practically all were
taken IN. The sausage is being exam
ined by chemists. i-+t. -r
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
ouick Justice In Viruinia.

Aurclius Christian, the negro who
criminally assaulted and then muir
dcred Miss Mary Dobbs, the pretty
fourteen-yearol daughter of a promi-
nent Botecourt county Virginia far
mer. was sentenced TO die in the
electric chair in the Virginia peni-
Tertiary on March %. Christian was in
dicted by the grand jury and Judge
Anderson appointed three lawyers to
defend him.
The sentence came within twenty
four hours after the crime was COM
mitted. and Christian was sent to the
Fincastle Jail
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Nichols Quits as Miners President.

Congressman Thomas ID. Nichols
resigned as president of district No. l,
United Mine Workers OF America, an
Office which he has held for the past
eleven years. III health is given as
the reason. Notice of the resignation
was forwarded to National President
Lewis. Some in Scranton say that
Nichols resignation will have an I'm
portant bearing on the future Of the
organization in this field.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Would Raise the Maine.

The house committee on appropria-
lions is to include in the sundry civil
bill an item looking toward the raising
of the battleship Maine. the wreck OF
which still remains in Havana harbor.
The subcommittee which is preparing
the bill has decided to insert a clause
which provides for a commission, that
will be directed to investigate the con-
dition of the wreck and determine the
feasibility and cost Of raising il.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Thousands Killed In Persian Quake.

Thousands Killed In Persian Quake.
News has just been received at Te-
heran. Persia. that the earthquake re-
corded Jan. % at almost every scien-
tifc observatory in the world where
soismographs are installed had its To-
cation in the province Of Luristan in
western Pensia.
Sixty villages in this district were
wholly OF partly destroyed. and the re-
sultant loss of life is placed between
5000 and 5000
The destitute survivors are hocking
into the town OF Burujurd, whence APP
peals for assistance are now reaching
the government The peasantry lost
practically all their herds and it is
estimated that from 10000 to 1900
head Of cattle persisted.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Presidents Nephew Fen to His Death

Stewart Douglas Robinson. nineteen
years old. a nephew Of President
Roosevelt and a sophomore of Har.
ward college at Cambridge Mass. fell
from a six-story window of Hampton
hall a dormitory on Massachusetts
avenue. and was killed He was a son
OF Douglas Robinson. The young mans
mother is President Roosevelt's sister.
Il Is believed the young man was i'll
and lost DIFF balance while leaning out
of the window.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
Extra Session March Is.

The extra session Of congress will
convene on March 10. This date was
agreed on and President Elect Taft au-
thorized the announcement. Previous
10 the announcement Mr.. Taft held
with Senators Hale and
Knox and Speaker Cannon.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
nms Voters Of Prince Edward
County,.

.u.llacLt -l|4.- D~~A
JUS Herald, at my request
ai nd.date before the DEM
r'. mary lor the nomination To
cav a.nce Edward in the next
.--0m0ly of Virginia, / be-
r own behalf that my
cen restored by the Oliver
ud ann free as far as .
my organic disease and
able % attend the work
81 f owe the good people
fuard a debt of lasting
the offices they have
slowed upon me. ask
I support again, with me
atif elected | Will do the
AMID eudeaV0r 10 merit a
sH ol The confidence and
my fellow citizens.
respectfully Yours.
W. II. EWING.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26
announcement.

ra r4r, OF Prince E1'rard
~
tn,. u lake this opportunity 10
n.etoihe voters of Prince Ed
--i county that am a candidate
-.s legislature of Virginia, subject
r,e Co.. the
rrNOCRATlC PRIMARY.
fa.,. to,av that am i'm the race
smiths election by all fair and
a.e means az my disposal. be-
s.. would appreciate most highly
0ar ot representing old Prince
sand the General Assembly of
-r While I was not born With
rsumty, il l. my home by pre-
,e an8 adoption, and all que>-
.,u.a mul'c nature that effect the
.,.ter..t ot Prince Edward. have
ni vl ever have my most
..y auI n>elii,h support aud Coz
aiIm There are some local mat
.,ts...N command The attention
rc..en-. and which Will receive
attention and public discussion
.tr tIs re pie Of tie county a.
U- Progresses, 50 that IN
..eo. Mt selection by our voters, !
vi be- informed in advanc- a> TO
.stm. people desire i'm legislation,
.lcr - mv ue,t efforts toward
.sttli. Z, useless 10 say that one
.t.em UNiant matters 10 he
rteetoi us tl,laiiOn i'm the next
legislature i-tle magnificent insiltu-
. . leaning % our midst the
stale Normal ly best efforts viii be
stel toward Hcreasing the state APP
Hnu.sim for Obi, great school. Like
r8,.e-, Of great importance could be
mentioned Dlt the necessary breVitN
IDS announcement prevents that
.uaa.0l here. Should ! te So
rfa'e 90. CAB he the choice of our
..e-, .or ..> honor. / pledge my best
-ia'o-, t0 serve the people of old
u,- tlaard in et cry way that can
tn'.e .-r best interests.
Fry Respectfully.
j. TAYLOR THOMPSON.