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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-13

A new idea has lately been hit upon
by the proprietors Of the Cafe Martin
Of New York city in the serving Of
their fancy fruits. An order was
placed this season with a Hood river
fruit grower for q number of boxes
Of bright red Spitzenburg apples which
should have the word 'Martin" ap-
pear on the red cheek in golden yellow
letters. The grower secured this re-
suit by FASTING the word cut in paper
on the cheek of the apples just before
the fruit began to turn red. At pick
ing time these stencils or the diverse
Of stencils were removed and the fruit
carefully packed. 1t is fair to assume
that the process was tedious one and
that the grower got fancy price for
the fruit thus treated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-13

Some experiments which have been
carried on at Murrysville. Pa. along
the line Of a manufacture of paper Of
different grades from fibers of the
cornstalk seem to show quite conclu.
sively that paper can be made there
from at about one-half the cost Of that
manufactured from wood pulp. Pro:
vided this situation is as stated
large field would seem to be opened up
for the utilizing of hundreds Of thou
sands of tons of stalks that annually
60 to waste in the corn belt states,
while one Of the large factors in the
destruction Of our timber supplies
would seem to be removed. The atten-
ton Of a corn belt congressman has
been called to these experiments. and
he proposes to ask congress for an ap-
preparation at the coming session
which shall be used in the erection of
a cornstalk paper plant that the mat
ter may be given thorough and OH
cial testing. -
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-22

NN AJESTIC Ranges use less fuel heat AEEJ heat more water and heat it hotter, costs practically nothing for repairs: lasts three times as long; bake better: easier to keep clean and give better satisfaction than any other range on the market If you knew positively that the above statements were true, wouldn't you buy Majestic at once? Come in during Demonstration week and we will prove It to you. = =
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-22
REASONS WHY THE GREAT MAJESTIC YOU SHOULD BUY

lst reputation being the best can buy not only has the reputation made and will poell to oyoui ifyouw
 
 that hetea rmgeth perfect prce of kettle pocket smoabl ohotit can nbemoe
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-22

Demomr eknda will 
  Ranges
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

Any one wishing to place a child
or aged one in nice. clean. respect.
able home. under Christian matron.
Will please see Mrs. Florence Cooper
or phone Mrs. l.. NJ Froman, who will
arrange for Mrs. Hardgrove to get
them; also any clothing will be thank.
fully received and put to good use by
the ladies In the Pueblo home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25


average bespeaks in glowing term!
the standing of our Colorado girls
She is the second in her family Il
have achieved success there. He
sister, Miss Zipporah having passed
was appointed a year ago, and he
work was so highly satisfactory thai
she was granted an increase in salary
for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gibson OF Boul
der, assisted by Mrs. Lizzie Richard
son and Mrs. Mae Byrd of Denver, en-
tertained at a ten-course d,nner Su.
day afternoon, September 20. 1909
The following were present: Mrs. S
W. Byrd of Pueblo, Mrs. Angie Brook
ings of Denver Mrs. Walter Cooper
Mrs. W. S. Evans, Mrs. H. W. Clay
Mrs. Effle Waldon, Mrs. Lillian Jones
the Misses Blanche Gibson, yert
Ward, Morine Moss, Lillian Rcnard
son, Messrs. F. A. Gibson, G. B. Rich
ardson, James H. Boyd, Allen Davis
Wyman Ward, II. W. Clay, Re2inal,
Cooper Cuthbert Byrd and others.
Mrs. S. w Byrd and Mrs. Angie
Brookings were guests of Mrs. F. A
Gibson of Boulder during the week
Mrs. Mae E. Byrd of Denver spen
Thursday in Boulder, buest of Mrs. F
A. Gibson
The members of the Y. NJ. C. B. are
urgently requested to be present a
the meeting tomorrow afternoon a
Zion Baptist church, at 3 p m. Thi.
meeting is to make arrangements fol
the entertainment and for the lectur,
OF Booker T. Washington, the distin
guished American, who appears il
this city November /, and will speal
at the Peoples Tabernacle.
Mrs. J. H. Kelley has received he
commission as deputy for the lad,
Elks of Colorado.
S. A. Bondurant, dealer in sIiahtI
"orn mems clothing. Dress suits TO
rent. 1877 Broadway. Phone Mali
3452.
Mrs. Sarah Pruett of Colorad
Springs, also Mrs. Frank Carter an
children. are here visiting Mis-. S.
Wilson.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and childre
have gone to Kansas to visit with he
husbands parents on their farm
Mrs. Jessie Dennis, daughter of Mr..
HALEY, has come to the city to renal
and is stopping with Mrs. Mcf lain {
"9lO Glenarm Place.
Mrs. ". j, Moore has returned HON
from the hospital and is on the roa
to recovery.
Miss Marguerite Graves is here froI
| East Las Vegas.
Rev. Cate. from Billings, Mont
passed through the city this week @
route to his new charge at Crippl
Creek,
Rev. Byas OF Albuquerque .loppe
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25
PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER.

philetus Fitzpatrick, 2Gi6 California
street, Manuscripts typewriter.
Tilford McAllister, H. Carnegie and
W. Van Pelt leave next "Wednesday
fer iIClyoke. Massachusetts. where
ttey viii represent the Building La.
Darers in the national meeting of that
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The Olympia band wishes to thank
their many friends who attended their
entertainment Thursday, Sept. 10th, at
East Turner hall, and we wish to state
that 1t was success financially and
the First National bank was paid Sat.
urday, Sept is. the money which was
borrowed TO buy uniforms.
1t takes quite little money to main.
tain brass band in Denver. as there
is not much work for one and we do
not want to ask for public subscrip-
tons, so we thought we would try and
entertain you for an evening In order
10 raise money TO keep up the ex.
pense of buying music and other ex.
penses. too numerous to mention.
The crowd at the entertainment was
all that we could expect, this being our
second attempt to entertain you and
everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.
The music by the band was well ap-
plauded and we think that everyone
had a good time and appreciated the
treat Of dancing by band OF fourteen
pieces. The band will appear at some
oi the other entertainments in the flu.
ture to let those that did not attend
our entertainment see lust who be.
longs 10 Olympia band and what class
OF music II can play. We further wish
To state that this is the best band Den.
yer has ever had and the members are
working in harmony with each other
ana any entertainment given by us
VIII be OF help to the band collectively
for expense and no personal graft. we
want to enlarge our membership and
any musician wishing to Join us can
see our director. ]. n Kelley.
Nj" Alice Burdell Of Chicago !, visiting Mn
Callie Dav, for few weeks.
FOR SALE-My six rooms of fur
niture; everything complete for party
that wishes to go to housekeeping
Terms cash. C. r. Mcfarland. 1894
| Glenarm Place.
Dress making and plain sewino done
by Mrs. r. W. Kelly at her residence
92s w. Seventh avenue. GUARANTEED ed
satisfactory.
Order pies and cakes for your Sun
day dinner from Mrs. M. Gray Of 81.
Navajo. Phone Blue is.
WANTeD-A PLACE TO EAT ANc
SLEEP.
A young man of good habits want!
a home-like place to board and ruom
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25
ScoTT's CHAPEL NOTES.

The Rev w. Mcdonald of Colorado
Springs held the second quarter at
Scotts last Sunday. He preached to
three splendid audiences. The re-
vival fire was there. Three joined
the church and several came to the
altar for prayer. The amount raised
all day, $22.60. Total raised for the
quarter. s5S9.25. The pastor has been
paid in full. This is indeed an excel.
lent record for Scott.
Mr.. ]. d. Rice leaves Saturday for
Atlanta, Ga. When this excellent
young man finishes the course OF
study at Cannon he will be able to
fill any pulpit. We wish for him sue
cess.
The week of prayer closed Wednes.
day night with three converts. This
effort has greatly revived the church.
Those who led last week were w. S.
Evans, Mrs. Anna Mcpherson, Mrs.
w. A. Bobo. J. d. Rice, F. D. McPher-
son.
The Ladies' Aid Society was well
represented last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary E. Evans served luncheon
TO the delight Of all present The
new officers have begun active work
on their fair, which will be given
Thanksgiving day.
Da,r ~. I'D al,xl all
preach both morning and evening at
Scotts Sunday. The Rev. Wallace
will hold the second quarterly confer.
ence OF the Peoples NJ. Z. church,
Colorado Springs. Saturday and Sun.
day. The Rev W. Mcdonald is the
pastor.
Mrs. f. S. Spriggs. corresponding
secretary OF the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society of the West Texas
Conference. was one OF the prominent
visitors at Scott's last Sunday morn
ing. She is travelling in the interest
OF the Eliza Dee Home OF Austin.
Texas. She made thrilling address
on her mission. Mrs. Campbell. wife
OF Attorney Campbell OF Austin,
Texas. will make the trip to Seattle.
Washington and points down the Pn.
cifc coast
Mrs. Martha Anderson, OF Kansas
City. Mo; Mrs. Eliza Jones, OF De
catur. Alabama. Miss Irene Carr. OF
Longmont. Colo deposited their mem.
bership with Scott's Sunday Mr..
John Harris. brother OF Mr. C. ].
Collier. Joined on probation.
The music committee, led by Mrs.
Anna Mcpherson. surprised the organ.
list. Miss Leila Rice, last Sunday even
ing by handing her n well filed purse
with some OF Uncle Sans eagles In
IT, Miss Rice has served the church
well without any salary She is
deserving and faithful member OF
Scott's.
Mr. w. s. Evans had the banner
class last Wednesday night. His class
reported $245. The class meetings
continue to grow In interest anu are
well attended.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25
A BARGAIN IN FURNITURE.

A BARGAIN IN FURNITURE.
Furniture and rugs fer sale Most
ly mission. Used one year, costing
$500 and will sell for $500. A seven
room house, all modern, newly done
up all rooms convenient, opening
into hall, in good locality, for rent to
party desiring furniture if, desired
Call 1922 High street.
Miss Moseley of Pueblo, ueCter
known as Mother" passed through
the city this week and stopped over
for short visit with her cousin,
Mrs. Gibson of Clayton street Moth
er has been spending her vacation on
trip to Salt Lake, Ogden, Cheyenne
and Pocatello. She was delighted
with her trip and speaks of Salt Lake
as being very prosperous. She thinks
she will sell and return there to open
a porters and walters dining room, a
thing much needed there
B. c. Curtis has returned to the
city after spending the season in
Estes Park, where he had charge OF
the cuisine of the Stanley hotel. j.
w. Morris, who was in charge VI the
dining room there, has also returned
with his crew. We are informed that
the colored help made such an i'm
preston on the guests and manage
ment that there will be little difficulty
of their returning there next year il
they wish.
Mrs. H. R. Butler and daughter,
Rachael NJ Butler. left for visit to
the two Kansas Cities and Omaha
Sunday
R. B. Anderson of Leadvlle is in
the city this week visiting his family.
Rev. J. H. Smith, formerly pastor
at Grand Junction, is in the city and
will spend Sunday at Shorter and
Campbell chapels. He leaves Mon
day for Grand Junction and then goes
TO Ration, N. NJ, and Starkville, his
new appointment.
fuWlH MOHeIl WHO HdS DeeH III DIT
the home of Mrs. Don Reeves, was
sent home TO Kansas City by the
soliciting committee Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. Reeves wish to thank the follow
ing churches and friends who render
ed assistance: Zion, Bethlehem and
Shorter Mite Missionary Societies,
and Central and the Peoples Presby-
terian churches.
FirstcIass Dressmaking and Ladies'
Tailoring by Beatrice Lewis Of 1918
w. 9th avenue. Take Lawrence car
west
Keep off the date of September 80.
The True Reformers intend making 1t
red letter day.
aides tailoring and dressmaking
Pill Arapahoe street. Work by day
preferred. Miss Eva Carter
The latest bulletin from Kansas
CITY, Mo-, is to the effect that Miss
Carrie s. Joseph. who recently pass
90 the rigid teachers examination in
that city, has also been appointed one
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

philetus Fitzpatrick, 2Gi6 California
street. Manuscripts typewriter.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

FOR SALE-Si1.room rooming
house at 246l Curtis street. Reason.
able. C. Ridley.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

Furniture and rugs fer sale. Most.
ly mission. Used one year, costing
$500 and will sell for $780, A seven
room house. all modern, newly done
up, all rooms convenient, opening
into hall, in good locality, for rent to
party desiring furniture if, desired
Call 1922 High street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

over in the city few days en- route
hone from Conference.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25
WANTeD-A PLACE TO EAT AND
SLEEP.

A young man of good habits wants
home-like place to board and room.
Upstairs room preferred. Modern
house. Walking distance OF Union
depot. ddress this office.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

Mr. W s. Evans had the banner
class last Wednesday night. His class
reported s2.45. The class meetings
continue to grow in interest anu are
well attended
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

Order pies and cakes for your Sun.
day dinner from Mrs. M. GRAY Of s7e
Navajo. Phone Blue IS.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

Mrs. H. r. Butler and daughtt
Rachael NJ Butler, left for visit
the two Kansas Cities and Omal
Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

The week of prayer closed Wednes
day night with three converts. This
effort has greatly revived the church
Those who led last week were W. S
Evans, Mrs. Anna Mcpherson. Mrs
w. A. Bobo. J. D. Rice, F. D. McPher
son.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

The music committee, led by
Anna Mcpherson. surprised the org
list, Miss Leila Rice. last Sunday ey
ing by handing her n we'll filed pu
with some OF Uncle Sans eagles
IT, Miss Rice has served the chu
well without any salary. She 1,
deserving and faithful member
Scott's.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-09-25

aides tailoring and dressmaking
2111 Arapahoe street. Work by da.
preferred. Miss Eva Carter.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-30
LA DtSHONRA DEL DR.. COOK.

Todo ell mundo cientiiico pare
ce convenir ahora en- que ell Dr..
Frederick A. Cook es un impos.
tor, y que son falsos sus recla.
mos de haber subido q la cumbre
del Monte Mckinley y de haber
sido ell descnbridor del Polo Nor
te. En- el caso presente Sc reali.
"a la verdad del refrAn que dice
que al arbol caido todos lie dan
con ell pie, pues hasta los mismos
amigos de Cook admiten que son
cierUos los cargos que Sc le diri-
jen. Todo concu,re 4 demos.
trar que ell Dr. Cook quiso enga.
mar al mundo y ganar fama es-
p1ria por actos que no habia
ejecutado, pues el exdmen mas
cuidadoso de las pruebas Y do.
cumentos que present6 han ser
vido de base para condenarlo
como falsario y enbaucador.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-30

vantardn aspirantes deseosos de
alcanzar el honor de verse sena-
dores 9 representatives del nuevo
estado, mhyormente ii se eonsi-
dera que los primeros que son
electos a tales empleos regular
mente Sc haeen memorables en-
tn historic de un estado nuevo
que entra por primera vez en- su
earrera de soberanfa & indepen.
dencia. ESQ ayudara tambien 4
que los meiores Y mas hien cali
ilcados sean los preferidos a fla
de que la Influenza Y prestieio
de In nueva comunidad no sufra
dem6rito nj menoscabo. pues ge-
neralmente la eategorfa de an
estado no Sc mide por su popu-
laci6n 8 su ri ueza sino por el
grado de eapacidad v talento
que contiene la delegation que 10
representa- en- el Congreso.
En- nuestras contiendas respec.
to 4 la election de un delegado
que por muchos amos pasados
hemos tenido en- Nuevo Mexico,
sc ha visto Ell muchas ocasiones
escacez de candidates Y han ocu-
rrido casos varios EN- que un
gran partido Sc ha visto en- gran
des aprietos para encontrar 6
algdn patricia que tenga bas.
tante desprendimiento para pres
tarse como victima del sufragio
~ derrota. Ha sido necesario en-
tales casos recompensar pecunia-
riamente al que 4 todos riesgos
Sc ha comprometidu i llevar &
cabo la aventura hasta el extre
mode soportar el bochorno de
una derrota segura. Bajo el es-
tado no habra escacez sino exec.
SO de candidates para senadores
y representatives al CoDgreso,
aunque la difcultad y el esfuer.
20 para cons6guirlos seran mu
cho mayores que bajo el sistenu
territorial. El candidate escn
iido para cualquiera de tales en-
pleos no eneontrara Quien le pa
que por hacer la diligencia, sino
que tendra por 81 mismo que SUI
fragar sus propios gastos u los
de sus amigos v sostenedores
mas inmediatos, y en- el caso de
no haeerlo aei se auedara plas,
tado y otro de mas recursos a.
loeado EN- su lugar. Esta es u u
advertencia que no deben eeh
en- saco roto aquellos que al,
guen miras ds representa- algaa
dia & Nuevo Mexico Ell el Congrt
so nacional.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-30
PROBABltMtNTt HtMOS til.
GlD0 I'll UITlM0 DflEGADO.

Los tiempos eambinn, 10 mis-
mo en- NNevo Mexico que en- to.
las parties, v las indicaciones sou
que aqui ver6moS muy presto
cumbios de trascendental impor
tancia. SegGn 10 que pnrece has
la ahoru, ct PreSideuteTaft V los
lfIeS Repuhlicanos en el Cungre.
so estan determinados 4 pasar
Ell acta de habilitaci6n que admi-
tlra a Nuevo Mexico Y Arizona,
Y - evidente que este sncedera
antes de que termine In prpsente
session del Congreso. AunQue hav
algunos puntus de incertidum.
bre en el negocio, las prohahili-
dades estan enteramente en- ia.
vor de que Sc realize, v no hay
raz6n para dudar one el plan
trazado por los jefes del Congre
so y del partido sera llevado a
cabo en- todas parties. Tampo.
CO hay motive alguno para no
Greer en- la buena ie de los que
tienen el poder y a quieEes in
cumbe llevar a efecto las prone.
sas solemnes hechas por una con.
venci6n nacional Republican,, V
.por 10 tanto, puede considerarse
como seguro que tendr6mos el
estado en- termino breve Y que en-
el proximo Noviembre yUtar6-
mos sobre la constitution Y en-
seguida habra una election para
oiciales de estado. Asf es que EN-
el trascurso de POGO mas de IN
aho Nuevo Mexico habri eptra-
do en- aquella senda de indeppn.
dencia y soberanfa que por mas
de sesenta amos ha procurado
aIcanzar, la cual impondra nue.
vos deberes y responsibilities
q su pueblo, asi como tambien
grandes ventaias que espera po
der realizar. Sin embargo, este
cambio tan esperado Y ansiado
por muchos de nuestros conciu.
dadanos pondra t6rmino hasta
clerto punto a varias de las
practicas que nos imponia el 20.
bierno territorial, entire elias la
de elegir 4 un delegado al Con
greso cuda dos amos. Una vez
instituido ell goblerno de estado
Queda para siempre abolido el
derecho de elegir un delegado sin
voto que iba d los salones de la
Camara de Representatives. q gui-
sa de mendicante & representa-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-30

al pueblo del Territorio v a De.
fender Y fomentar sus intereses.
En- lugar de ESQ, el nuevo estado
tendra el derecho pajo ell 6rden
de cosas instituido para elegir
! dos senadures de los Estados
UnidoS y los representatives 8 d.
pntados al Congreso, los cuales
tendran el mismo derecho que el
delegado para representa- al
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico pero
con pOderes mucho mas extensos
E y pleuos que procuren atenci0n
Y acatamiento q sus demandas.
Con eSta cuadruplicaci6n de los
attributes del delegadO que elige-
mos ahora. tendremos mas abun.
dancia de poSiciones que repair.
tir segdn 10 determine el sufra.
gio de la mayoria del pueblo, pc
ro al mismo tempo este servira
para ayivar el apetito de aque.
Hos que desean servir & la patria
EN- empleos de honory provecho.
En- estos 1ltimos amos ha habi.
do bastantes aspirantes al pues-
to de delegado al Congreso, V
como sucede siempre muchos han
sido los llamados y pocos los es.
cogidos, porquees inevitable que
cuandohay un solo empleo & que
muchos aspiran, sea el mismo
1ltimamente para aquel que es
mas aiortunado Y alcanza ma.
yoria de votos.
Ahora la cosa va q ser diferen.
te hasta cierto punto, por haber
mayor abundancia de material
para satisfacer las aspiraciones,
sin contar que ell honor de repre-.
sentar 4 un estado en- el Congre.
SO es mucho mas grande que el
de representa- & un territorio.
Los Que represented entonces for
mardn en- realidad y en- verdad
parte integrante del gobierno
supreme de la naci0n y no iran
al Congreso con ell garbo desai.
RADIO de un deiegado que no tie.
ne mas derecho nj arbitrio que
el de pedir mercedes Y no posee
yoz nj voto para convertir sus
pedimentos en- eXigencias que Dis
ben ser atendidas de grado 8 fu-
era. Por tai motive cuando
venga el estado las ambiciones
de los politicos influyentes de
nuestro suelo tendrdn un gran
incentive para demostrarse v
manifestarse, y de cast todas las
regiones del nuevo estado Sc le-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-30

estra confanza, que sea mas Dig
no de nuestro aprecio Y amistad
nj que haya dado pruebas tan
evidentes y claras de que es tan
amigo en- la prosperidad como
amigo en- la adversidad. Los
hispano-americanos somos afor.
tunados EN- tener q nucstro favor
la amistad y apoyo de un juris
GOnsulto tan eminente & iluStra.
do y de un hombre que siempre
esta dispuesto a decir una buena
Ipalabra en- favor nuestro, Y 4 sa-
lir 4 nuestra defensa contra los
ataques y denigraciones de enc.
migos acerrimos { implacables
que quisieran hundirnos bajo el
peso de su 0dio y aborrecimien.
to. Con amigos como ell senior
Spiess podemos contemplar con
contianza el porvenir Y no abri-
gar tenor alguno de las ase-
chanzas y tramas de uquellos
que desean NAL al pueblo hispa.
nO.amerlcano.
FL sen0r Spiess es uno de los
hombres mas conoeidos al pue-
bio hispano-americano del Terri.
torio; es amigo vielo" que nun
ca ha dado su brazo & torcpr EN-
las circunstancias diiicilesy apu.
radas; tiene ell valor de sus con.
welcomes y ha prestado servicios|
distinguidos EN- muchos puestos
de alto honor Y responsabiIidad.
Ningnn0 merece melor que el nu-
estra preferential y nuestrOs su.
fragios y ninguno esta predesti-
nado 4 fgurar con mas promi.
nencia Y lucimiento en- el escena.
rio de nuestra politica. Con el
senior Spiess tendremos siempre
y en- todos tiempos la satisfac.
ciou y conlianza de que traba
iara por nosotrosy y para nues-
tros inter6ses en- cualquiera po-
sici6n que sea llamado q desem-
penar. NAnca pretenderd como
otros, tratar de conformarnos
con las miaias que caen della me.
sa de sus favoritos y confedera-
dos, porque ell senior Spiess no
los tipne, pues su coraz0n palpi.
ia para todos sus amigos ynnn.
ca admite el mas minimO raStro
de finginiento Y doblez. Estas
lineas bue le hemos dedicado son
una expression sinc6ra de nues.
tros sentimientos y estamos sc
guros que mucho mas podriamos
decir Ell alabama suya sin pecar
de lisonjeros y eXagerados. Asi
mismo, estamos ciertos que nu
estros compatri0tas que tienen
conocimiento de la carrera p6bl.
ca y de la conducta privada del
senior Spiess y han podido con
vencerse de los meritos Y cuaIi-
dudes one le distlnU1pn