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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-06-11

III June Term, 1906
ri Board Of Supervisors me
I Monday the 7th day OF June a
the Court house. when Their
| were present +. NJ. Aldridge
/ Pres, Giles Avent, J. NJ. Sykes
/ J. l.. Haley and s. |. Brown
Supervisors, s. z. Prophet
Sheriff, G. W. Crockett, Clerl
and Il. ID. Stone, County Attorney
/ Following parties allow exces,
on land redeemed:
Dahmer Bros.------S1as ~
Mrs A + Vardaman-- II .;
G V Flowers---- 4 Il
NJ + Rush---- II 81
W NJ Wilmington 1885, %
Following accounts allowed:
Lee Arterbury. postage s / 0C
Geo. ID, Barnard, statio'ary "a sc
Clark & Courts. Ger. Book II 20
Commonwealth, printing II 70
W Quinn, vaccine points IS 90
Mrs, TIC Topp, teaching 10 90
Delta Lumber Go. lbr.-- 2 10
l. N Chandler, medicine II As
j Camley, painting Is 90
ID b Humphreys, stamps
and Habeas Corpus 05
Is z Prophet, Habeas
toFpus- y w
Dahmer Bros, mdse for
jail ! IL
Tom Minter, poll tax REID , 90
Burroughs adding ma.
chine, repairs--- 2 90
|G'wood Light Co. lights 81 rs
&c Wright, coal---- 10 90
Sc Wilson, buryingpaup'r II 80
Marshall & Bruce, blank
books - 10
WI Fountain, mdse---- II As
LUNACY INQUEST.
G." Crockett %
S z Prophet----- 5 70
G Lenord, McShane, JT
Dean, W. s. Cunningham, j. G..
Listner and b Fl Brown 800
each.
Spring Lumber Co. rmb'r IL 81
w M Peteet, Insurance Is 90
N M Phillips, teaching 16l 9S
Miss Henderson IS 90
Bowden, teaching IS 90
Perry -----" G5 90
MCGOWAN " IS 90
Walker -'......- % 90.
W II Davis, Janitor -- IS 90
CIV Crockett, Postage 90
G'wood Enterprise, print
ing -------- 10 80
Chas. Esper, boarding
paupers % so
en- d Campbell; services
and V points 20 90
TIE Avent, damages % 00I
ID o Alexander, repair on
bridge--------------- 200 00
ID 0 Alexander, working
roads, Beat 4,--------1,1O0 DOL
Floor Clean Co. cleaning
floor PSI
5 2 Prophet, feeding and
conveying prisinors---- POP 05
Miss Lorena West teach.
ing ------------- 90 DOL
) Prophet, Miss. reports 10 COL.
J Goodman, Poll tax REID DOL
Yrs. M. H. Duncan,
damages ...-------- so sol
B Clover damage 112 sol.
III Scott, working roads /
Beat 5---------------1.237 sol
H Scott. working roads
Beat 1--------------- s71 81
H Scott making ills IS 90
'um' land Tel. Co. phones IL IS
' NJ Heteet, account 101 35
7 M Peteet, Insurance % so
! NJ Turner, making fills $50 00,
Following members and of. !
GERS allowed this term of the !.
Giles Avent. .....-----$12 sol
NJ Sykes-------- u COL
M Aldridge------. z DOL
l. Haley---------- z SOW
| Brown --------.,..-- 20 DOL
z Prophet, Sheriff. COL
w Crockett, Clerk COL
n EtOno Aftoruov 81 NIL
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

: Brother have or
car equipped with
Nadall rims and
Republic tires. J.
G. Green has also
ordered NadaIl de-
: mountable rims on
recently purchased.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
COMMERCIAL TIRES
A BUSINESS FACTOR
Experience Teaches That Those
Owning Pleasure Vehicles
Do Not Know Value

Tire troubles appear as the great
ogre TO the automobile owner. Any
thing that can tighten or lessen these
misfortunes is locked upon with es-
pecial favor. Very few motorists stop
to consider that the fault often lies
with themselves, end that they are the
indirect cause of blow outs and pune
lures. Proper air pressure in a tire is es-
sential. With toe great pressure or too
small an amount, injury is done TO the
casing. but the great majority of cases
show that tires are not sufficiently in
flated. This insufficient imitation causes
the tire TO become depressed. even
when passing over small obstacles. and
this depression causes in many cases a
break in the fabric. whereas with a
tightly inflated tire the obstacle is re-
sisted
motorist careless in this respect
viii ind that he may use all kinds of
tires, but the result will be the same
The question then arises, How is a
person TO know when the tire is in
fiated properly? The only proper way
TO initiate a tire and to regulate tire
pressure is to use q tire pressure gauge
which viii measure what pressure is
actually in the tire. The Twitchell air
gauge is but three inches in length and
may be carried in the vest pocket
This little instrument is always ready
for use and moment or two spent
consulting ii is likely to save several
minutes which ght be spent in re-
pairing a puncture or replacing a tire
w d. Newerf rubber company is the
distributor for the Twitehell gauge.
and A. c. Leonard. manager of the local
branch. says that the demand is in
creasing daily for this trouble and time
saver.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

Oscar Heyman
dered their new
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
@rrest'oft Oar

Power Is its essential element 1t has
been generally accepted by laymen that a
given size of cylinder would produce a GER
tain amount OF power. This is only true
relatively
Herreshof asserts that power is the
product of so many factors that its greatest
expression can only be obtained by the per-
feet inter-relation OF many parts.
1t is in the mutual suitability of these
parts that Herreshoff has especially marked
this car Their inter-relation is so carefully
adjusted that he obtains the highest ef-
ficiency that has ever been obtained in an
automobile.
1t is on this fact that Herreshoff bases
his guarantee that the engine delivers to
the rear wheels the greatest horsepower
per pound of weight of any car made, and
the greatest horsepower per cylinder vol
ume of any engine employed in an auto
mobile
The cylinder volume of an engine de
termines its explosive potentialty. The car
buretion system should be designed to pro-
duce a mixture of gas suited to the volume
Of the cylinder at all speeds The intake
valves and inlet manifold must feed this gas
into the cylinder at the proper speed. The
exhaust manifold must relieve the cylinder
of its exploded gas quickly enough to pre-
vent back pressure aud overhcating.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

1t is obvious that when these relations
are proper, the engine is prepared to de-
velop its greatest efficiency. There should
be, however, a correct relation of bore to
stroke SO that the piston may utilize the
full impulse of the explosion unretarded
This impulse is transmitted to the crank
shaft and carried in turn to the rear wheels
by means of the clutch, transmission, gears,
driving shaft and compensating gear.
The effort is made to conserve this
power by the elimination of friction. and
by its transfer to the rear wheels in as
straight line from the engine as possible.
The elimination of friction involves correct
suspension, perfect bearings and adequate
oiling The relation of the gears to each
other is also most important factor.
In the Herreshoff car the construction
has been so sirnplifed that the power i'm
pulse is delivered from the engine to the
wheels along practically straight
line. This reduces the necessity for uni
versal joints to minimum
In his design for the Herreshoff car
Herreshoff has taken the fullest advantage
of all OF these factors which contribute
to the power saving of the machine and
which enable it to deliver to the wheels
higher percentage of the power generated
than has been effected in any other car.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
DEVICE
PREVENTS TROUBLE
Auto Owners Fail to Recognize
the Value of Properly
Inflated Tires

A letter has recently been received
by the local branch of the Phoenix rub
ber company from Los Angeles firm,
which writes with regard to Republic
tires: I'VE use Is automobiles in our
business and the service we give tires
is unusually severe. After trying all
the well known makes we decided to
use Republic tires during 1909 and in
close our order for 20 plain and four
Staggard tread castings for immediate
delivery. We bought our first Republic
tires in October, 1907, for use on our
automobile which goes to Pasadena and
the beach towns, and this tire is still in
use. Other Republic tires we have
bought from you since show the same
service"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
new CAR COMING
TO LOCAL TRADE
Herresh0ff Automobile Soon to
Be on Exhibition in San
Francisco
Agents Here Consider 1t One OF
the Best of the New
Makes

The beginning of the season of 1903
in the local automobile business world
has been marked by the advent of the
opening of several agencies of motor
cars heretofore unknown to the coast
trade. Among these new arrivals is
the Herreshoff car that has been prom
inently spoken of in the east
C. S. Richardson, manager of the
Reliance auto company. which has this
season secured the agency for this car,
along with the Stearns, said yesterday:
For over a year our company has
been investigating the offers OF east
ern manufacturers. We did not
close with any OF them until we had
thoroughly investigated them all when
we made our selection, on the deduc-
tion that we had selected the best val
ues offered" In speaking particularly
of the Herreshoff car, Richardson said:
The new car, the Herreshoff, which
has aroused so much interest In the
east, and likewise locally, has been
under test at Detroit for some time
past, and it is said to have developed
more than the guaranteed "a horse
power at the rear wheels. On brake
tests, made three weeks ago, the mo-
tor exceeded 80 horsepower. The
especial features of the car are its
light weight combined with the high
efficiency of the motor, and the new
application of proven principles in mo-
tor building The cars are made of
the very best materials obtainable for
the construction of foreign or Ameri-
can cars. The motor clutch and trans
mission are an integral part, while the
power is transmitted by means of a
shaft to live rear axle. The car has
an especially designed carburettor.
The Herreshoff has been produced
with the idea of affording a light car,
of as good a class as the best foreign
and American makes
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Road Condition
Bad at TurIOck

herman said yesterday: s"The roads in
our part of the country are in a fright
ful condition I travel 75 miles a day
in my Chalmers Detroit and have to go
over roads that are nearly impossible.
The sand and mud on the roads make
touring not only strenuous but diff
cult, both to the tourist and the ma
chine. but Notwithstanding the rough
conditions under which we travel. nv
car has never given me any trouble.
and certainly have given the machine
several months of hard usage / re-
Gently drove from this city to IA miles
below Modesto on seven gallons of
gasoline / consider this record on
the consumption of gas that will be
hard to lower"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

67&zzzdsxaa@
Why Do Studebaker-Garford Cars
Sell Faster, for More, Than Others?
HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU that studebakerzGaord
gasoline command higher horsepower than
other American ca7 Perhaps hasn't all persons under
folks impressed with large hgu[esto them so or 90 @ or 70
them they couldn't explain just why.
EFFICIENCY IS THE ONLY LOGICAL BASIS for comparison of
an automobe or horse or anything hi &c else Funny how & few
forgotten pps5u' it ''p''
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER HORSEPOWER is the price of
sudebake Thirty sells for and forty
tor , & an dned per o9 @ so
other special types higher according to equipment)
A LITTLE LESS THAN A MILE A MINUTE is the limit of
speed OF the 40 with its seven passengers and the 80 has about
ea other high priced give spectacular demon
stration good road-for a
IF YOU WANT RACING CAR will be glad recommend
don't sudebake Garord cars built that class oiudcous
who with reasonable speed but who demand
absolute reliability under all conditions.
PERSONS WHO BOAST OF COVERING few hundred miles
without trouble of Studebake Garford
Thousands of mileswo three of hard driving
without mechanical uoube-oen without adjust
of with of these That's
what they That's why Garod only
command ready market at higher prices than other of
the horsepower but there's big shortage in Models
A and today.
NOW 1T DOESN'T SOUND TRUTHFUL that the Stude-
bakerGaod 80 for example, selling $4,000, higher priced
than other 30or everybody knows there
rated go in the ads and which sell for
BUT THOSE ARE "3O'S" ONLY IN NAME-accordng the
formula which the Studebakearord these
others nearly 60 Lowest of them AZ and
example of the prevalent undertaking fad should develop
OF vouch for its developing that muchit
agree with ideas and
don't believe it will
HAVE OFTEN WONDERED if the real for under
rating high priced obscure the fact that so and 90 horse
other makes continually down defeat before
the and the Studbaker- Garford line Could
think you?
MORE ROUGH ROADS notwithstanding distances like the
drive New York Fort Leavenwoh; the
from Chicago Denver when the 80 beat the crack Euro
and the Round the World by
days-and the credit of this wonderfully hardy
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

r. L. Huffman of this city, who wa
one of the first purchasers of the Chain
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

According TO George Pennerman of
Turlock, who has recently made the
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

7 Ip II UIII his IIUIIIt
10 this city in his
motor car, the con-
dition of the roads
l.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21
Long Run of
Chalmers Car


miles, and / have not had to touch ]
car during the six months l ha
owned it. L have toured all over
southern part of the state, includi
trip to Yosemite, and have never {
countered the word trouble 1 thi
a great deal of the troubles of own,
are due to the owners themselves.
automobile has to be taken care of |
same as an animal, only it is not
expensive. With the minimum amot
of precaution and care, an automobi
such as mine. for instance, will /
cause a motorist any trouble or {
pense year in or year out. The avera
owner of an automobile is better
without any tools to work with, til
he can not monkey around his car, ia
ing it apart and never putting it
gether again properly. That is
main cause of my success. I SIM
give my car plenty of oil and let
go.
Oscar Heyman & Brother have
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
.SObrv d case del
senior k|zaburu
Ell INFORME DEL FISCAL

Ell Fiscal don Luis Campillo ha pre-,
sentado ante la Corte Municipal dc es-
ia cludad una mOci0n de sObreseimen-
to, en- la denuncia que fue formulada
contra nuestro amigo don Pedro de Ell
zaburu, secretariO de la Junta Central
UniOnista
La moci6n dice asi:
Ell Fiscal del Distrito de San Juan
comparece ante la Corte Municipal y
respetuosamente dice:
Que solicita ell sobreseimiento de la
causa seguida contra Pedro de Elzabu-
ru por infracci6n a la Secci6n / de Ia
Ley prohibiendo y castigando la profa-
naci0n de la bandera de los Estados
Unidos, fundando tai sobreseimiento
en- las siguientes razones:
Els cierto que considerable la ley en-
su parte tecnica Sc ha cometido una In
Fraction de la misma; pero de las in
vestigaciones practicadas resulta que
no ha habido malicia alguna al poner
la bandera americana 4 media asta con
cresp6n negro, puesto que de 10 uni
co que Sc trataba era de demostrar ell
sentimiento que los miembros del Par
lido Unionista sentian por ell falleci-
miento de unO de sus correligionarios
ocurrido ell dia antes, y cuando ell en-
tierro debla celebrarse en- aquel dia
conclusion a la que Sc llega, ademas,
por las propias manifestaciones de los
que componen ell Directorio de aquel
Centro.
Por 10 tanto, en- vista de las razo-
nes alegadas y en- pro de la Justicia
solicito ei sobreseimiento de esta eau
sa.
San Juan, P. r., Noviembre II, 1909
Fiscal del Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
Ell MANGLAR
DE LA DEMOCRACIA" ,

Es ell tftulo de una novela de costrlm-
bres crlollas que aparecera pronto y
llamara sin duda la atenci0n del publ
co. Su autor, nuestro buen compailert
Perez Losada del BOLETIN MER
CANTIL, dio la pubicidad otros H.
bros interesantes, en- que desarrolla es
tudios psicol6gicos notables Ell un esti
10 lleno de vigor de no rebuscada orr
ginalidad.
No conocemos de Gel Manglar" nj
una sola pagina. Pero esperamos cor
mpaciencia que salga luz, porque nc
es cosa muy frecuente en- Puerto Ri
co un volGmen hecho en- ell pals cor
asunto del pals. La pluma de Perez
Losada va vieja en- nuestro peduenC
mundo literario, no defraudara nuestrs
aspectacl6n afectuosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
10 de Ia Asoc|acidn M6dica
LA ASAMBLEA DE PONCE

Los prestigiosos medicos de Ponce, doc
torres Salazar. Suarez. Villaronga, Ruth
Y Salicrup. han convocado q sus colegas
de la Isla una Asamblea que So reunl-
ra el 9 de Diciembre proxlmo, con el prs
p6sito-segiin dice la circular-de c0s,tt-
mar la obro que enthusiasts cOmpGNe-
ros de San Jnan emprendieron hace al.
gun0s ai,os al fundGr la Asocioca6N Ne
dtco de Puerto Rico, hoy disuelta de he
clio.
acknowledgements padecen un error DE-
information los distinguidos frmantes
de Ia convocatoria. pues segln nuestros
informes. la ASociaci6,t Medica, no esta.
disuelta de hecho, y por el contrarlo los.
elementos que la forman sienten mas en-
tusiasmo al presente y tratan de imprf-
mir mayor actividad s,s trabajos
Para aclarar estos particulars, fenog
solicitado algunas entrevistas con los doc
torres que forman la directlva de La Aso-
s0cidci6M 4N6dica.
Las oplniones de estos apareceran eE
Iunes, en- ell BOLETIN...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
La cIudad q oScuras
VIENTO Y LLUVIA

Anoche Sc repitio por segunda vez-
la function medic comica medic dra-
matica, de dejar la planta electrical &.
oscuras la ciudad, sin duda por aIglu
defecto de La mencionada planta. La
bella San Juan, como la llaman los de.
fuera, permanecio en- tinieblas una no
ra, POGO mas Afenos.
De I'm lado, cataratas de aqua inva-
diendo las GALES, convertidas en- III ee-
menterio, de otro los focos electrlcos
apagados, daban I'm aspecto tetrico a
la ciudad.
Ell viento soplandO con furia contri-
buy6 la cnpstante alarma del vecinda-
rio. que temia la formation de un ci-
cl1n.
De lamentar es que ocurrap tales CO.
sas en- momertos en- que mas falta na-
&C ell alumbrado.
Pero de todos fnodos, es conveniente
que no Sc rcpitan con frecuencia eses
trastorRos Ell la planta electrica, que
llevan la intranquilidad las famihas.
y a las personals que transitan por las
GALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
RA!!g!ndey!!ll@ le!lnga!ales
CONCURSO DE CAMAS

Va d procederse a la compra de treIn-
ia cuarenta camas de hierro, econ6naI-
cas- pero fuer1es, con colchon de alamkres
para los asilados del Refuglo.
Los alnlacenistas de camas que deseen
ton1ar parte en- ell concursO, tendran liz,
bondad de enviar 4 la sala de actos de !a-
Casa Municipal de esta Cludad, antes de-.
las de la tar1e del pr6ximo funes, un
ejemplar armada de las camas de aque-
Has condiciones que deseen exponer, CONE
marca tarjeta que seilale ell precio mas
limitado possible de elias, al por mayor.
Ell pago de las que Sc compren Sc hara.
al cOntado.
San Juan, P. B., Nov. 13 de 1909
II. FernGndeg JMmcoS.
Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
1G(@)SG
En- la Catedral

Celebraronse con tOda p0mpa las
honras f1nebres por Ell descansO de ID.
Miguel Mier, falecido en- Vizcaya (Es-
pana).
En- Ia misa cantada t0da orquesta
ofici6 ell p. Claudio.
CAST todO el alto comercio de San
Juan estaba ALI representadO como
prueba de Ia general simpatia de que
disfrutaba ell difuntO.
Presidia ell duelo ed Sr. Consul de Els
paia don BenitO Zalduondo, don Ave
limo Vicente y un hermano del feneci
do.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL, que es
tuvo representado en- aquel acto, reite
ra & los deudos del difunto don Miguel
Mier, su mas sentido p6same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
BOdaS

Con gran faustO Sc ha ceiebrada em
Can6vanas la boda de los distingui-
dos jovenes don Camilo Gonzalez, de In
casa comerciai Fernandez SobrinSs,
con la bella y elegante senorita Car
men Diaz.
Ell acto estuvo esplendido. Los na-
vios recibieron numerosos regaios de
sus muchas amistades, con que cuentaR
en- dichO pueblo La concurrencia fue
obsequiada con duices y tabaeos, reI-
nando gran algeria en- Ia residencia do
In nOvia-
Deseamos 4 los c6nyuges una etern8
luna de miel a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13
N ST. OdeDbugh arrestsdo

Ell senior E. R. Udenburgh, Caiero
Auxiliar de la Porto Rican Express
Company, fue arrestado aver y lleva-
do Ia Oficina General del Attorney
General, acusado de haberse apropia-
do fraudulentamente alrededor de 500
dollars pertenecientes la citada COM
pahia. Como el fiscal estaba ausente,
sc envi6 a buscar al juez municipal Sc
nor Lassalle, quien orden6 la detenci6n
de dicho individuo hasta que prestase
fianA por valor de $1,000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-13

La Conferencia de Mohonk Lake ha te-
nido siempre una Influenza sobre los
asuntos nacionales. fuera de toda proper
cion respecto al niimero de asuntos que
en- ella Sc han tratado eXtensa y con-
cienzudamente.
Mientras este pals continuaba su po
Utica de rccluir d los lndios en- sus RE-
SERVAS DEL OESTE, hasta que Sc en-
contrasen preparados para la llbertad,
esa Conferencia abog6 por la extencion
del sistema de reservas midas Y pOr la
division de stis tierras individualmente
entire los indigenas. Mentras la nacloa
dejaba la ensenanza de los indios a los
esfuerzos voluntarios de las misiOnes y
de las sociedades filantr6picas. la Confe-
rencia abog6 pOr el estableclmlento de I'm
sstema complete Gle instruction publca
para los indies ba.jo la direction del Co.
bierno Federal. Mientras los cargos ad-
ministrativos del Servicio Indio Sc con-
sideraban como puestos pollticos y sus
agentes inspectores cambiaban, segtln
el partido de la Administrator. la Con-
ferencia declare que esos cargos publ
COS debian hallarse bajo la Ley del Ser
vico Civil Federal. para que pudicra
seguirse en- e>tos asuntos una >polltca
continua inyariable.
FL Congress- de los Estados Unidos ha
adopt0do en- fechas Sucesivas cada una
de pstas tres retormas fundamentals
no prccsamente en- reSpueStaS las de-
manGtas de esa Conferencia. Sino obede
rendo la preston de la opinion publica
uue la Con nferencia con tanto aciertO ha
interpretado y ayudado a levantar.
DE identica manera la Conferencia
sobre artitra.Ja que tuvo lugar en- Lake
Mohonk, abogs por la creacon de TN
tribunal permanente que tranSase todds
las controversies lnternaclOnaleS. eSpecle
de Cortc Surrema de las nacioncs clvill-
zadas, seme.jante la Corte Suprema de
los Estados Unidos. y dos amos despues
t,lyo ell placer de yer reunida la prlmera
Confprencia para la formation del Tri-
bunal de la Haya.
Ell caracter de los hombres invitadOs
por Mr.. Smiley procedentes de todas las
regiones del pals; Su relativa indepen-
dencia Gle todo credo y prejuicio polltl-
co 6 religioso, 8 lucro individuals; la total
ausencia de sectarios. de un ladO, y de
intransigentes del otro; la perfecta IL
bertad en- ell debate y la absolute unani-
midad de conclusiones, espuestas en- la
plataforma han hechO de estas asam-
bIeas la representation mas genuina de
los sentimentos de la naci6n. A causa de
clio. cuando esta Conferencia Sc declara
DOR la soluci0n de nuestros problemas
cooniales SUI declaration recibe inme-
diatamente la pnblica atenci6n y no du-
damos que habra de obtener, tai cual 10
merece una consideration, Seria y re-
fexiva
Los habtantes de Puerto Rico. Hawaii
Filipinas estan actualmente, de hecho,
bajo la jurisdiction de los Estados UNI
dos, como los indios de Norte America.
Ell problema de palpitante actualidad Sc
encierra en- esta pregunta: "Cual es el
deber de la naci6n hacia ellos?"Y esa
pregunta responde la Conferencia de La
Ike Mohonk del siguiente modo: "Go-
bernarlos en- forma tai que pueda pre-
pararseles para ell ejercicio del SELF
GOVERNMENT definitivo.