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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
HANDY WITH CHECK;
 NOW PASSES IS IN JAIL
From Thursdays Daily)

Another alleged cheek artist, one of
 those oily individuals that las mil lions in sight but not a sou to his
 name, started to work this burg a few days ago, like the sleek Adams,
 but he only got as far as a five dol lar piece of paper, and its equivalent in cash, when he was run down at the game and incidentally into the coun- ty jail. His name is Joseph H. Gar rett, and the signature to his alleged worthless paper bore the fictitious name of "G. H. Clark & Co., He started to feel the pnlse of this sec tion, as it were, and adopted the swift moving process of railroad train Sunday as the method, and when the Crown King excursion was on the boards. Entering coach he flashed the paper on the. conductor, but that was useless, as the men who handle trains are generally familiar with the
 'f flash in the pan" methods of buneo work. He then went up the aisle, and realizing that Ed. Shumate was run ming a small sized mint from soda water and ice cream sales, he present ed the paper and took a sour soda to make the play good. He got off at Humboldt and was in the act of run ming out some more slag when he was intercepted. Last night he was brought to this city and lodged in the county jail. As soon as it is deemed ex- pedient he will be given a prelim- mary hearing, the delay in arraigning him being due to the belief that he is wanted on similar charges wherever he has travelled of late. This is the third check artist in nearly as many weeks to infest this section. Prob ably they have heard that prosperity is on the jump since the Humboldt shelter is to start mp again.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
MUCH WANTED MAN
 CAUGHT AT NEEDLES
Gonzales, es,AllegedStabber : Captured in California
 Town
From Tuesdays DaIly)

Yesterday a telegram was received at the sheriff's office stating that Carmen Gonzales had been captured at Needles, Cal, and requesting that an officer come for him. Accordingly Deputy ShefTff Joe Cook will leave this morning to bring the man back. He is wanted for the alleged crime of stabbing Reto Bernaf in the back, the latter receiving four ugly wounds a week ago last Sunday The affray took place near the depot, in the vicinity of the section house.
 At the time of the crime it was very dark. Bernal says there was no provoeation whatever for anyone to attempt to take his life, and to stealthily assault him from behind His wounds for several days were considered serious, but yesterday he was able to leave his room for a short time. He is confined at the house, and shows the i'll effects of his narrow escape from death. He claims that Gonzales did the stabbing and says he believes Gonzales thought Bengal had been killed and fled from the city. 'rs
 Gonzales travelled overland from Prescott to the Needles, and notwith- standing all efforts of Sheriff Smith to locate him, he was not seen until he was caught yesterday. He must have travelled away from all settle ments intervening, and probably went to the river town as no other avenue was open for him to cross the Colo rado into California.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
TAFT'S STAY HERE WILL
 BE LIMITED TO AN HOUR
From Thurssay,s paIlyo

Details of the itinerary of President Taft from Marieopa to the Grand Can. yon on the occasion of his visit tC Arizona on October 13, on which day he will visit Prescott, were received here yesterday.
 The details were telephoned from Tucson to the office of R. E. Marri- son in this city, MT. Morrison being the member of the Republican exeeu- tive committee from this county.
 The itinerary had been telegraphed to National Committeeman w. s. Sturges in Tucson by Fred Carpen- ter, secretary to President Taft, with instructions that a copy be forwarded to Mir. Morrison.
 The schedule shows that the presi- dent s special will leave the main line of the Southern Pacific at MarieOpa shortly before noon on October IS, the president coming from California. The special will reach Phoenix short ly after noon and will remain there for an hour.
 It will arrive in Prescott at 6:20 and the chief executive will then be the guest of the Queen City for an hour. When his visit here is com pleted he will continue his journey northward, spending the night at Ash Fork. On October II, he will go sight seeing at the Grand Canyon.
 Formal arrangements for the reeep- ton of the president in Prescott have not yet been made but these will be attended to in due time.
 The detailed itinerary from Mari cOpa to Ash Fork and thence to the Grand Canyon is as follows:
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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25

. The daily question in Tucson: Who
 is next in line for the municipal a1l
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
BOY IS SERIOUSLY
 HURT ON A SWING
CFrom sunaax,s pailYl

IfEOIu Sunudf DdltSJ
 Frank Ferguson, the five-year-Old son of Nr. and Mrs. R. H. Ferguson of Camp Wood, was seriously injured Friday afternoon at his parents home at that place, and last evening he was brought to this city in order that he might receive medical attention, MT. and Mrs: Ferguson coming with him.
 The boy was swinging himself un- der the porch of his home, and through some manner not accounted for fell through the seat in the swing, his back striking against a projecting board on the floor, while the swing was in motion. From that moment he has been unable to han dle himself in any manner whatever.
 It is not known whether his back is broken, but that there is a serious confusion is evident from his helpless condition and his total inability to handle himself. He is not able to bear his own weight on his feet and cannot even sit up in a chair or raise his body. He has the use of his feet only. At the time of this un- fortunate accident, Mrs. Ferguson was along, her husband being engaged in range work.
 A few minutes before s o'clock that hight-Friday-A Bozarth came up on horseback, and learning the seriousness of the situation, started at 9 o'clock for Prescott at the fass- est pace his horse could travel. He reached the city at 3 o'clock Satnr- day morning, changing horses at Stew art s ranch in Williamson valley.
 Dr. SOuthwOrth was immediately summoned. He made part of the trip to the ranch in an automobile. Ow- ing to the impossible roads beyond Williamson valley, Dr. Southworth abandoned his machine at Stewart s ranch and went on to Camp Wood in a vehicle furnished by Clarence Stew art, returning in the same manner. He then took his auto to this city.
 The ride of youth Bozarth is a notable one. He had been in the sad dle all the day previous to reaching the Ferguson ranch, travelling at least 50 miles from Chino valley, in a roundabout way. From Camp Wood to Prescott is 45 miles, and in this feat which he accomplished in less than siv hours over a country that was soggy and badly cut up by the heavy rains he has certainly made a record in horseback riding that it would be difficult to equal. In less than 24 hours he estimates the distance he | travelled is at least 100 miles on | horseback. He experienced no dis | agreeable effects, saying that after he reached this city he was good for another trip, if emergency called | for it.
 Dr. SOuthworth says that if the roads had been opened, he could have also made a record run, but at Will liamson valley it was impossible for any vehicle to get across it, and his team of horses had a hard pull until the .hilly section was reached leading into Camp Wood.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
FIRES ARE SPREADING.

SPOKANE Wash, Aug. 21.-Forest fires along the borders of the COuer d'Alene reserve are spreading in a sweeping path five miles wide through a thinly settled region. The homes of 90 or more settlers are endangered and it is said some have been burned already.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
Editorial Comment
Not Half-Baked, But Raw.

Although gratifying journalistic pride and highly titang of humor observe that contemporary reproduce our verbatim, still the compliment not without its seamy side
 Wednesday, the evening paper published interesting story concerning the finding the desert of the body of George Bisbee resident of Prescott This article prxed date line of Tucson Aug I8 This story print the Journal Miner Saturday, August Witness the following:
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
WIRELESS STATION BURNS.

NEW YORK, Aug 21.-The Operat ing and eondensing building of the Mareoni wireless system at Glaee Bay. N. S., was burned today and wire less communication across the Allan tie is interrupted
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
FLOODS IN AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Aug. 21.- Floods in the state of Victoria have done heavy damage. Many villages are submerged and several fatalities have occurred. Railroad eommuniea- tion between Melbourne and Adelaide has been suspended for three days.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
RoBBER LYNCHED.

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, Aug. 21.- News reached here tonight that W. H. Oakley, paymaster for the Frank lin Construction company, had been killed and robbed of $2,OOO at Rock, W. Va. The slayer was captured by posse and lynehed, according to reports.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25

Despite all the talk of the possibility of Yavapai county going dry wish remark that present still having daily there every indication they will continue Also the rains quite umbrella less pedestrians will affirm. ...s -...... ...e.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
COURIER DESPATCH"
JouRNAL-MINER STORY:

TUCSON, Arz, Aug Bbee found recently the oesert that oooe on the .e' ~ desett the he pisbed from thirst of mountains in years resident of Prescott following thirst Ous lines of trade work and was gen. recently ' e this city, coming here from Prescott A. R. en- t was ~ w .t "e 'e " W ~ f o Bisbee identity on ~ T. HIS g w TI | I w ~ " I ,? m n1 d d = i, contributor Miner
 
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 The last seen of e alive was The last of three the finding three weeks previous the finding remains
 
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 this story received the wires, purpors to surprised United Press usually behind the but boldly and bodily extracted from the Journal Miner and given the vesimiude of genuine telegram, we desire register mild but meuous protest If esteemed journalistic huorists up the lack the ability the unfortunately be financially distressed be unable employ experienced talent that it. they welcome to peaceaby pulo from the Journal Miners columns whenever egency demand provided of that credit be the original local story days od and masquerade the dispatch from outside not half-baked journalism is redoenty
 Flowers and choice edbes being horse thief in jail by the young ladies of Virginia In Presco-well why should any for versay known that the dmped darngs Of the Queen City sentiment
 Despite all the talk of the possibility of certain sections of Yavapai county going dry wish remark that present still having daily and there indication they Also quite umbrella
 
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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25
Wednesday, october 13.
Thursday, october 14.

Hires Root Bee1, delicious, health ful, refreshing. Prescott Bottling Works, sole agent for Yavapai county. ...,.-., tfI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03
FL BANQUE7E DE AH0CHE.

Nastmo1lfh y ! Il l}rlrc,
Ill W"0" Fac arn31t' ConsO-
IN R'a \ qmli, + ANA iras
5aIa laSi''a'll1-,i |til tlrtara-
Nnllr Rprl, -P3to col cla n ,iiions-
tSparragp5 salsI Ralsai Roast
beef -f.nSaIada dn plpas Mantecado
-l'scochos-Qucio ,illletas- Frutas-
I ale y ta,acu5.
Una orIucsta amcnlz5 el ban1uete
col rs"ojndas picza>.
Reno Ia mayor cordialidad en- ell
a"to que rcsut6 dc gran fxito para
sis lalcladorcs y del elemento
l"Vcn dc Ia clIdad estuvieron allf
ron"cidas pcrsonalidades. Nutrida
representation lie ciencias, conner
rio, banca conercio, prcnsa de
twios los clemcntOs en- fin, de esta
Sorlcdnd formaron Ia que asistio al
primer banqitcte de Ia asociaci6n,
lllclcron tiso dc Ia paabra por el
orf'cn que 50 cXpresan, los Srea
Hon. Gohcrnador Cotton, Lcdo.
Emilio del Toro Cuevas. DR.. Fran
cisco aci Nalc AtilcS y Lcdo Martin
Travic-o. cutas discusses obtuvie-
ron grand" r,lau,os rcsultando to-
'io mIy aiorrunaios. Era cl direc-
tor de hrlndis ri I.clp Charles Hart
zcn. d. s"brc mesa hubo animado
Y quito ratio lie camhio dc impresi-
ncS entire lo~ cpmrnSales Y d las IL.
30 termind 81 arto
r. CONT" i propaganda conti-
ma sus trahaIoS para Ievar a efec-
% Ia fllaIidai de 81, propositos que
IS atracr fondo. d e,a isla para levan
ar nm gran ceiliicio en- que ese es-
.ablezean dIversa, clases. gimncsio
's'udio dc ifiiomas y otras, segun
nfp rrna aguei.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03
VVEYLER Y KITCHENER
: - En- EN- SANTO-DOM|NCO,
pa gobicrno de Caceres ordena Ia reconcen-
TRACTION siguiendo el plan de aquellos ge-
nerales.
El secretaro de Estado Mr.. Knox le da su
alrepresentante de Mic aragua
obpado epano pide sbieo sean cIausuradas las es
Cuelas acaS.
(De nuestro servicio cablegrifco }

eetltldv justificando sus accionesen
al parlamcnto, en- los debates acer-
ca del bill de presupuestos que fue
rechazado por la primera de las Ca
maras. Estos dosumentos son CO.
mentados de diverso modo en- ell pa
is. El elemento popular aplaude
por su parte la actitud de la CANA
ra baja, micntras el arist6crata
aprueba la de los lores que juzgan
sensata y discreta.
New York, Diciembre 2.-Infor-
man dc Toxic que el Mikado ha
nombrdo al almirantc Togo, h6roe
de Tushima, miembro del gran Con-
sejo Militar del imperio.
New York, Diciembrc 2,-Un des-
pacho dc Santo Domingo dice que cl
gobcrno ante la dificultad de poder
cxtinguir cl movimiento re volucio-
mario de la Inca n. 0. por 10 esca-
broso del tcrreno y 10 dilatado Gle la
zona, para evitar toda protection
que pudicra prestarlc 4 los rebel
des los vccinos dc aquella region
ha ordcnado los generates que
operan contra los alzados proce-
dan i la recommendation siguien-
do cl proccdcr dc Weyler
en- Cuba y lord kicthcncr en-
Trans vaal E.sta resoluci6n del 90
blerno de Caccrcs cs ccnsu-
RADIO por sus mismos partidario.
Tai mcdlda srju1yl cruel yscrvira
para cnardecer las pasiones aume
tar la llama de los odios con los d
sastroos resultado5 q. tai medida
,r,I,,.,,;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03

to Sur, pariicipa haber salido para
Coamo. yislta dc Insprcci0n So
tcrinaria
Jose Ramos dc Ponce. pidr an
torizaci6n para eXhumar lo- r.-ios
dc Manuel CastcI.
DR.. Jorge del Toro. pi.lr IN
toricc los mt'licos del hosrs' ti mu-
nicipal dc San Juan para H. i
cabo estudios andtomos- pa'oid.iros
en- los cadl,crcs prorcd. IT..
aquel hospital
Fernando Schluter. Informs hs-
Der lie vado cabo las obra- .ea-
gi'ias en- Ia plania baja 'i- l.. ra-a
que administra en- IA eallc u. san
jose.
Director lntnrirp H. SHisiai.
Benefleeneia Y CDrneeipu.--. estnu-
MICA quc 10 So 'om' resolution al
gIna ron la harina- j. 'fisy 'i.-ro-
misadas ha='a nurvp a,i-p. eli g.
pera del an s.i-i> Wp rrae'ica en Il
Laboratarlp fpr I t,n:"u. ron lls
mues'ta- 'afasiss uitiraamcut.
-lnspeef9- I"ierite.r.o III iIis-
trito Norie laiprna 10 an csi,allo
de Manuel PERI 4 ~ !. Havarm6n.
estS priee.en h ~ lsinp-n,nes Y
que sus pfopietsrip, ~ ia cpniDr-
mes en 41e Sea saciu.cA.J.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03

New York, Diciembre >. FL So
cretario Gle Estado Mr.. Knox, ha
envlado hoy sll pasaportc al repre-
sentante Gle Nicaragua FL gobicr-
no de Washington califca de bo-
chornosa ell regimen del dictator
Zelaya, sobre ell cual rccae toda la
responsabilidad en- ell fusilamento
dc los cludalanos nortcamericanos.
Cannon y Grace, ejecutados sin tra
mite alguno legal que justifi-
cara los cargos que el dictador for
mulara contra sus victimas.
El secretario de Marina ha ordc-
nado ell Immediate embarque dc mil
qulnientos hombres dc intanteria
de marina con dcstino a Colon. Va
rios trasportes csperan ordenes dc
embarque dc tropas con cl mismo
destino. Esta resoluci6n del gobier-
no de Washington Sc juzga como cl
principle de un plan de Intervention
en- Nicaragua, debidamcntc cstu-
dado por el gobicrno dc los Estados
Unidos.
New York, Diciembrc ,. Fl obs
pdo espanol hacn viado un mcnsajr
al gobierno, solicitando scan clau-
suradas todas las escuelas laicas
modcrnas cstablccidas en- cl pals.
las que juzgan perniciosas para cl
orden social y moral, Y destructoras
dc los prnclplos dc la ftscristiana.
New York, Dlciembrc ,. Dcs-
pachos dc Londrcs informan que las
Camaras dc los lores Y la dc los Co
munes han publicado un manifesto
4 la naclon cXplicandO c3da lInO s,I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03

Na"s'r" PlomcroI. Garria, pre-
scnta pianos para onras de- pIomerfa
cn iina casa propi"iad de Ramon
tcrmu.l.z
Inspector Er,crinario. distrito
sur lnf"rna cur b. eaballos pro-
Tieda'i dc YinH'r I-era y Victor
Nc.el. ra'icceu a.. niticrmo.p v
han da'in r.4eeidr pp,itiva = la re-
non 'ie la nlal'ina, SO ha or,Ienado
I'm -arniicip
-Inspecto- re al.menros. San
Juan. r"ni'. para -er m.aiizada en-
cl l.at'pritnsip una n.,se<'ra dc ha-
rina IL t-iep
ln.e~'or Plumcro ,,rito Sur.
ii.ierma q'.c los nar..-6t- plo,nero,
plahasl,'i = Nelazq. iian teruli-
nndp ot'ra- t!c piomc-as en los pue-
hlos ,i'. 'iIavarila = rp4i..o = solicit
tan 81 insre-riGu luior.na haber
fen'in"ia i" ann. .niieirlIos TOR
neaiikar phra, 4 pia.uaTa sin cstar
aItofizaia- para -iio
Remit ~ .r--..-a. soliri,ui del
r Para rip. u PJnee para con,
tTiir uns -Ew
INSPECTOR !. alimenios. Ponce
remit. act. II. Ia destruction lie 1,
quInt4iea - CenOllAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03
Lo ocuTido en- Ia
isIa Ell dia z.
Dos suIetos Sc hirieron era
vemente en- Caguas.
Siguen las Sorpresas de juga
da de gallOs.

\ caISa de haberse caido una
lanpara die petroleo en- el estabic
cimiento de Nazquez yCo. en- Goa
mo Sc desarroll6 un fuego que pu
do ser sofocado por eI pueblo yla
policia.
-En Camuy una brigada dc
presos que trabajaba cerca de Il.
estaci6n lie aquel pueblo >acando
terra, al derrumbarse eI terrnp
donde 80 haIlaban. cuatro de dichos
presos fueron gravemente ie~.ena
dos.
In Caguas eI intlividuuJls,inp
Garcia Intiri6 dos herida- graves
en- la cabeza a Enrique lie Je<I,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03

Tambi en- comnunican que el taba
dlero CarmeIo Osorio hiri6 en- ia
cara con una chaveta 4 Francisco
I.ebr6n. de igual oflcio.
De Corozal comunican que Ia
policia de aquel distrito arrest6 al
individuo Bias Colon por el dellto
lie hurto menor.
Del distrito dc Carolina comu
nican que Ia polici.. arrest6 en el
barrie Cangrejos 4 echo individuos
que fueron sorprendidos iugando
gaiios.
Del diStrito de San Sebastian
comunican que Ia corte de distrtn
lie Aguadilla condeno al individuo
Barr0lO Nunez 4 sufnr la pena
de dos amos lie presidio por el deli
tOde cscalamientoi zen primer grado
DE Aguas Buena9 que Ia policia
he aquel distnto arresto al inilvi
.uo JOS; Figucroa por u!traIe
en- Ia i6ven Danieia Ramos.
-Por la detective de San Juar
ha siio deteni,!o ei individu0 An
tonic Cruz por hurto menor.
Del distrto dc San Juan CO
muniean que anpehe como a las /
ci marnero CeDrEe Tuastan. de
vapor "JuIia LIekembach". rr
mOyi6 un eScsndalO en- Ia Gale Il
Ia Tanca. rompiendo una vidn,
"a del cafetin de farios Arenas. dal
dose Iuego i IA iGga; pero sien
do mas tar,ie eapturado por lo
poIicia Jose v Torres y Candid
Tsforo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03
(vEAsE la ED1cc1oN DE AYER).

Mucho he de sentir-dice eli attor-
ney general interpretando ell Sr
Castro-el tener que hablar en- ingles
y asf ocupar mas Ia atencion de la
Corte por Ia Interpretation que hay
que hacer y que representa- mayor
tempo. Para obviar ese inconve-
nlente tratare de ser aun mas bre-
ve."
FL orden que en- la contestacion
he de seglr es al reves precisamen-
te de la exposition de hechos y ar
gumentos que Sc ha hecho, por que
asl creo resultara mas breve y clara
esta exposition.
La querclla no necesita ser j,lra-
da. En- acciones civiles, la demanda
no ha de ser jurada y Sc dispone por
la ley que 81 ell pueblo de P. Rico
o un funcionario publico es ell de-
mandante la contestacion tiene que
ser jurada, aun que no haya de SER
10 la denanda."
Cita la disposition - del C6digo
Civil y dice que en- esas disposicio-
nes esta contenida la exception q
que Sc refiere al juramento de las
demandas.
Que considerable ell case como cri-
mlnal no puede exijirse que Sc jure
Ia acusaclon como 81 los hechos fue-
ran conocidos por conocimiento per-
sonal, pues de este modo no es exi
JIble al-tlscal que los conozca,y que
slempre Sc ha de considerar como
presentado ell case por el fiscal. La
ley obllga a este d que jure que CO.
noce los hechos, aun que este como
clmlento, como es natural 10 sea
por referencia, por la investigation
que haga, como sucede en- ell presente
case.
Que en- ell case presente una de-
nuncia jurada ante ell Tribunal Su-
premo sirvlo de base a este para que
pasare ell asllnto al fiscal para prac-
tlcar la investigation necesaria v
ante el fiscal Sr. Campillo Sc presta-
ron los Juramentos necesarios. Que
81 es lnsuilclente el procedimiento
EN- cuanto Il un detalle de forma,
al del Juramento, va que no Sc trata
de 10 esenclal, puede subsanarse
perfectamente y 81 el tribunal To-
requliere asi, yo podria hacer que Sc
hlclera esa enmienda 8 llenara esa
formula, jurando la denuncia ell
fiscal Sr.Campillo. 81 ell tribunal es-
TINA que ese requisite falta de llenar,
puede hacerse, por mas que este no
afecte al fondo nj 4 Ia cscncialidad
de Ia acuSaclon.
Que Sc ha alegado que en- Ia que !
rella no Sc aducen hechos sustain
claIes en- que basar Ia solicItud de
del ejercicio de la profe-
son del abogado contra quicn va la
luereiia y esos hechos Sc hacen
,onstar en- Ia misma querella.
~uando sc presenta una es-
,epcion Ii una demanda es por a,Ic
&C conSldcran ciertos los hechos de
esa demanda. Sin saber 81 son he
:hos no debe entrarSe 4 conside-
arse Ia forma en- que Sc han presen
ado.
Los hechos son como sigtie:
'uando Sc hallaban fuera del Tribu-
lai clertos autos que ante este cur
'aban. Sc hizo una alteration ma
e1al en- esos autos. Sc escribieron
N ellos paiabras con objeto dc que
leterminada parte pudiera venccri
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03

enmendado por el ST. Don Pedro
Bay0net. en- Ia siguiente forma:
Que Ia Federation eneargue V
recomiende a todos los Centres para
que estos 10 hagan V RECOMMENDED
4 su vez 4 todos los Espiritistas lie IA
isla, que cada cual. dentro ie Ius
respectivos partidos pOliJicos i que
cada uno pertenezca. trabaIen y
luchen con denuedo en- las eonYen-
clones pnmanas j fin de procurar
que los candidates que eiijan pa
IA Ilevarios q Ia Camara. no
sean partidaios de Ia pena de
Sc aconb nombrzr una comia6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03

New York Dcembre , FL cctlv jsficanlo accones
cearo de Eno Mr. Knox ha al parlameno los debates
hoy Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-03

de propaganda fin de prepsrar u
opinion para la asamblea uma
de Ia federation en- Cagua-.
Sc trataron otros asunt0S = Sc
ac"riaron por unanimIdad un yDto
de adhesion al Presidente de a Re
derscidn de los espintist2s Don Ra-
mon A. Ramirez.