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The Washington herald., 1909-06-12

the dental department: Drs. S. s. Adams,
z. 3. Behrend, G. 7. Vaughan, Frank
Baker. ". n. Barton, ". NJ spr;gg. c. l.
Griffith. " H. Wilmer, J. 7. Johnson. 7.
F. Lowe. 2 B. johnson. Preutiss VIII
son. George Barrie. John Thomas, John
D. Hird. John O'Donohue, Roy D. Adams.
Waiting. and De Boe
In solid line across the edge OF the
stage were the flowers sent 20 the mem
oers OF the graduating class by their
relatives and friends. Selections we're
played by the Minister Orchestra The
event concluded the commencement exer-
cises OF the departments Of Georgetown
University
The reception committee consisted OF
Louis ". Babendrier. 10: Michael J. Car
roll. 10; Ernesto Espinosa, 10; n. Sher-
wood Ferris. 10; Ralph N. Lecomte. 10;
James NJ. Moser, 10; William A. Mulyey,
10; Philip Newton. 10. Alphonso NJ Ortiz.
10. and Richard 81. Sutton. 10.
The class officers are: President, Mich
olas A. Gallagher; vice president, John J.
Madigan; secretary. Charles p. Banheld;
treasurer, Charles J. Boehs.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
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SPECIAL e The Washington herald
Leesburg. Va, June 1.-THE second day
Of the Horse Show was a great success.
The skies having cleared there was a
large attendance. and the horses per
formed IN good style. Summaries:
Harness horsss-Bsst four-year-old and under. TWi-
Light, T. L. Redmon. arst; Alphabet, ". 2 Hale
sons. second; Lady Golden. Il. 7. Harrison.
third. SIX entries
PARK ssddls-Best mare o. seldins afseeu and one
hall hands ard under; four entries Lord Golden.
Herman Ullnan. Arst; Irish Ross. z H. Weather
bee. sco0nc; Bonuibei. Mrs Allan Potts. third
Harness hoEses-BeSS hgeyear-old and over: 6steen
and oDe-haH hands snd under: nins entres- Lady
LAghtfoot. h. 7. Harrison. hrsts Eottie T.. Leithz
Stables. second; Ringuastsr. z. s. Newman. third
Combination saddle and hErle8 hOrnes-Ten n
tTies Irsh rose. Z. Il WeatEerbes. fESL. Jester
Ms Henderson and Aiss Tinker. secouc; Noble
Xerxes. H. ". Herring. third
High steppers h haEress-Hinks. Or. Hsn-y G.
Plaster. hTsts Grand Slam. DR.. 4. P. 0s5orns.
second; Lady IAghtfoot. a. ?. Harrison. third. Six
entries
Aliddls and heazy-vesgat hunters-Trreasy-ous 60
triez Taconits. r H. Wssthe-bes arst Dz~sd
Grey. z H. Weathe-bee. second: GlcTesTiiie Ju-
han Morris. third.
Hunters and jumper Frse-for-ali: 1ire entriss
DAVID Grey. E H. weathc-bcc drst, Taocuit-. Z.
H. Ncathernrc. seo01di Tally 10. Rogers Brothers.
third.
Hunt club tenm-FiTe entries kesEick Hunt
Club first; Chevy Chase Hunt. second Castle
Hills Hunt Club. third.
Harness horses-3laiched horses oTer fftsen ard
one-hah hands, seTen entries. Bay geiding T. Haie
sons nrsi R0Hdy and mate A. n Chichester
T.. second Maxine Elliott and nate J. 5. Fe1zu-
son third
Speedway horscS-FiTe entries Shznondale Il D.
Rouss. nrzt; Happy HooliE1n. Skinner 4 Co, Sc
ond; Della. ~ o. RoIss. third
Ladies park sad6le-Eisht eutrses. fIrssh Ross
2. II. Westherbee. hrst Jester. Mrss Hende-sou
and Miss Tinker. second; Lore Golden. Herman III
man. third.
Sporting tandem-six entries Leithon stabies
nrst Il. ". Herring. second: Julian Morris third
Ladies hunieIs-Ten entries kssWick = Ii
Weathefbee. hsst; King Edward. " D. Benner,
second; DAVID Grey, r. Weatherbes third.
W r Hibos presented the lady Fldins he wlansl
N this class With handsome silver cup
Pair hunters-SeFen entries GloTesziile and AfeTry
Widow. Julian Morris frst pair oi l. h. Wcafhr--
be. second; pair a Z. 2. Bennez. third
Cross-countTy hor-es-Fourteer entries Wlnow
King. Mrs- Alan Potts. f-st. GIoves.ille Julian
Morris. second: Nil6iEe. h II Noruan third
Handicap Sump-rWenty-ave entries. Merry WIDOW
Julian MoFris. frat. Kitty Beizir Csrencs Noore
second; Mayhcld J. A LINN third
High iunrs-FouT entries SIR D3xou G. ". Bad
shaw. frst Rousiabout Lsithoc Ssables second.
!uhilee. d. Z. Tenant. third. Highest q junps.
s feet . iuches
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
MRS. BELMONT SURFRAGETHR
Returns from Europe to Take Up
Fight for Woman's Rights.
Believes Best Plan Is 10 Enter Ac-
lively Into Politics and
Fight Enemies.

New York. June 1L-aIrs Oliver H. P.
Belmont returned from Europe to-day. a
passenger on the steamship Mauretania,
anG Immediately announced her enthusi-
astic interest in the cause OF woman suf-
frage.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Ida Hus-
ted Harper. an ardent surragist and
close personal friend. who said the first
thins: Women ought 70 have the right
TO vote"
Mrs Belmont surprised her friends who
greeted her by saying quickly. in answer
70 a question as 20 how long she had
taken great interest IN the cause;
"Oh. they've known my sentiments
about 1hat almost since I was born
The movement now going on for wom-
an suffrage IN this country has at present
more influential people-a more influential
class-behind Il than ever before
How about the militant work by the
women Of England?' was asked
The women or England have many OBJ
stacles In their path" said Mrs Belmont
They have mad 10 work against a pref
udiced press. The Misrepresentation OF
the English newspapers have been about
as bad as they possibly could BE-"
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Belmont said
that principal part in the suffragisr
work IN which they viii engage here will
consist OF going into politics. Mrs. Har-
per said that New YORK would be the
center for the new work. IN England.
she said. women have been trained in
politics for long. long time. Here, how
ever, the women have not been 50 train,
ed. She said that IN England the suffrag-
lists have been able 10 accomplish much
by going into the districts OF candidates
for ONCE during a campaign and taking
the field actively in such districts against
those candidates who. while previously in
Office. have failed 10 fulfill promises. or
otherwise aid suffragist work Here Mrs.
Belmont broke IN with:
We can do the same thing here
Mrs. Belmont intimated that. although
she herself does not expect 10 take the
stump. she is willing 10 give good hnan-
eial support 10 the women who do
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
DOWNS JURY LOCKED UP.
Reported 1t Stands Nine TO Three
for Conviction.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd, June 11-At 1880 O'Clock
tonight the jury in the trial Of william
F. Downs. the city hall stock clerk.
accused OF stealing $500 OF the municipal
funds, was locked I'D for the night. being
unable 70 agree on a verdict after having
been in session seven hours The court
met at 9 O'Clock this morning. and after
a few hours OF argument by the state
and the defense the case went TO the Jury
al 80 p m supper was sent IN 20 the
twelve men at p. m. They have not
asked for any instructions. Runor has
II that the jury stands nine to three for
conviction
Judge Henry Stockbridge and the coun-
sci on both sides waited ell evening IN
the judges chambers for a verdict. In
anticipation OF hung jury. beds have
been made for the twelve men.
The closing hours OF the trial today
attracted the largest crowd ever seen In
or about the courthouse.
There were plenty OF sensational state
ments made by counsel on both sides
and the air was electric with suppressed
excitement as Downs was denounced BY
Assistant States Attorney Stlnchconb,
City Solicitor Poe. and states Attorney
Owens. and the city administration was
bitterly assaiied by Harry B. Wolfe and
Thomas c. Weeks, the counsel cor the
prisoner.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
CALLERS AT WHITE HOUSE.
Peter ID. Overaeld Named as Judge
I'm Alaska District.

President Taft yesterday sent to the
Senate the nomination OF Peter D. over
field. Of Pennsylvania, TO be United
States Judge for the Third judicial dis
trict OF Alaska He is a graduate OF the
University OF Pennsylvania. and won high
honors as a football player. For the last
three years Mr. overheld has been a
practiciRg attorney al Nome. Alaska. If
his nomination is confirmed, he viii sue
coed Judge silas B. Reid. who has re-
signed by reason Of complaints against
the administration Of his Office
Paul Ritter. new Minister from Switzer-
land, called at the White House yesterday
afternoon and was received by President
Taft. The visit was social
Senator Warner. OF Missouri called or
President Taft 10 introduce E. NJ Glen
denning and H G Wilson, OF the board
OF trade OF Kansas City. No, who asked
for further assurances that the Chief
Executive would stop IN their city in the
course OF his Western tour
Senator-elect Lorimer. OF Illinois. ce-
clared at the White House he was unde-
cided whether 10 take the oath as Senator
or remain in the House until the passage
OF the tariff bill
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
POWDER CASE RESUMED.
Du POnt Managers Deny They Get
Inside Information ON Cut Rates.

New York, June 1.-THE second days
session OF the inquiry into the E. I. Du
POnt de -Nemours Powder Company.
which was begun some time ago in viii
mington, Del. 10 discover whether or not
the powder company has violated the
Sherman antitrust laws. was continued
in the company's Office in this city to-
day before Special Examiner Mahaffy.
W. J. McMannis. the general manager
Of the powder company. was the first
witness. He denied that he had ever en-
ployed any railroad men or others 20
give him Information as 70 the ship
ments Of competitors. George s. Parks.
general manager at Nashville. Tenn. was
also questioned along this line. as was
Charles J. Perry. general manager at
Birmingham, Ala.
Both OF these last witnesses denied that
any agent OF the Du Pont company had
ever been given permission 10 cut prices
below the schedule and II was further
stated by witnesses that as branch man
ayers, they were required TO get author
ity from the main Office before they were
allowed 10 meet the prices OF others.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
TERMS ACTION UNFAIR.
Needham scores Carnegie Fund Au-
thorIties for stopping Pensions.

President Needham. OF George Wash
ington University. said yesterday the
board Of trustees Of the university would
take immediate steps TO obtain from the
Carnegie Foundation for the Advance
ment Of Teaching a reconsideration OF its
action in dropping the university from its
pension rolls An effort viii be made by
the trustees 10 have the university re-
stored to its former position with the
Foundation
The letter from the Foundation an
nouncing it's action 10 the university au-
thorities has not been answered yet. but
Il viii be. when the financial policy and
status Of the university will be reviewed
its educational policy explained. and the
removal OF Profs. SterTett and Gore fully
gone into.
d.. Needham says that the action of
the Foundation authorities in dropping the
university teachers from its pension rolls
was unjust. unfair. and hasty.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
ENDS LIFE WITH ACID
Miss Kate Janney, Of Prominent
LOudoun Family, Kills Herself.
while Alone in Her Room During
Breakfast Hour, She Swallows
Carbolfc Acid.
special 10 Ne washir-on Hrrld.

SPECIAL 70 ne Washington Herald
Hamilton, Va, June lI--AIiss Kate jan
ney. a member OF one OF the most prom
inent Quaker families OF this section.
committed suicide al an early hour this
morning by swallowing carbolc acid az
the home OF her uncle. 7 7. Templar
with whom she resided. near Lincoln
The family was al breakfast. and Miss
Janney was alone In her room when the
act was committed She was forty-seven
years OF age.
Miss Jsnney had been In falling health
for several years. and recently her con
dition had become quite serious. and il
was noticed that at times she was very
despondenL This is believed TO have
caused the act She is survived By q
wide family connection in this section OF
Virginia
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
MRS, TENEEY SEEKS DIVORCE.
Is Sister OF Countess Won Krockow
and Prominent in Social Life.

speciei 20 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, June u.-Mrs. George
O. Tenney. formerly Miss Emma shoon-
maker. OF Ssuserties. n. Y. this after
noon filed a suit for divorce against
George o. Tenney. president OF the At
lantic Bitulithie Company. member Of the
Westmoreland and Commonwealth clubs
and prominent in society in Massachu-
sets. Alabama. Tennessee. North Caro-
lima, South Carolina. and Virginia
Tenney Is a guest Of the Richmond Ho-
tel. while his wife and daughter are stop
ping at the Jefferson. The court has
granted Mrs Tenney $40 temporary sup
port month. with a cash deposit for
present expenses amounting % SloO
The trouble between the Tenneys began
two years ago. when the family occupied
a fashionable mansion IN West Franklin
street, In this city. Mrs Tenney is a
sister OF Countess Won KrockoW. OF Ger
many, who was several years ago a social
leader in New York City
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
o.P. SLATE IS OUT.
GiIIespie's Running Mates Under
Discussion.

Roanoke. Va, June 1.-THE slate for
the Republican State ticket. 70 be nom
mated at the Newport News convention.
Is leaking out
Il IS generally conceded that A P. Gil
lespie. OF Tayeweil, VIII be nominated
and II Is understood he viii not refuse
the nomination II i is made. His run
ming mates, under discussion among
many OF the Republican leaders. are:
For Lieutenant governor-George E.
Sipe. OF Harrisonburg. a former Gold
Democrat and able lawyer.
For attorney seneral-Henry Ainslie, OF
Richmond. a Taft Democrat and we'll
known young lawyer.
For tressurer-R H Angle. OF Roanoke.
who is a prominent contractor and stands
high IN both parties.
Il is the intention Of the Republicans
10 nominate the strongest men in their
party. The selection OF Ainslie Is expect
ed 70 attract the independent voters OF
Richmond who last year bolted Bryan.
Ainslie az that time went over 10 Taft
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
Western High 20 Entertain.

An elaborate programme has been ar
ranged By Western High School for the
observance OF flag day. Besides addresses
By George c. Rose and Il. D. ThistlewoOd.
the school chorus viii sing selections.
The second part OF the programme Is
taken up with songs. hymns by the hrst-
year girls, the hrst-year chorus, the sec
ond-year girls. and the second-yesr
chorus.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
KELLY INDoRSED FOR JUDGE.
BristOI Lawyers Favor Capt. Bull
Iitt's Law Partner.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Bristol. Va. June u-JOseph L. Kelly.
Of this city. general counsel OF the vir-
ginia and Southwestern Railway, and a
leading Democrat. IS the unanimous
choice OF the bar OF Bristol. Va, with a
possible exception or two. for the judge
ship made vacant this week by the resig-
nation OF Judge John ". Price.
Judge Price viii not lay aside the err
mine until June 80. and the appointment
will probably not be made by Gov. Swan
son before next week. Kelly was the
law partner at the tine OF the Rhea in
vestigation IN Richmond Of Capt Joshua
F. Bullitt. who so vigorously prosecuted
the present corporation commissioner at
the investigation held TO test his fitness
TO hold the once.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
Two Drown in west virrin,a.

oTe-laI 70 me Washlngton Hcrald.
Cumberland. Nd. June u.-Nicholas
Roudabush. accompanied by Frank
smith. attempted to cross a swollen creek
near Manns Choice last night and was
drowned. Smith escaped to one bank and
the horse to the other.
John Beatty, aged eighteen years. a son
OF q w. Beatty. while bathing in Buff
falo Creek. near Warrington. W Va
yesterday evening. was drowned.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
$4,000 in Dead woman's Clothing.

Cincinnati. Ohio. June 1i-Twenty-five
thousand dollars is lying IN the safe OF
the German Deaconess Hospital. await
Ing the finding Of heirs 10 the estate Of
Mrs Tradei. who died at that hospital
after a stroke OF apoplexy. The money
was in bills OF large denominations. care
fully concealed IN the clothes. together
with her VIII
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
HIx TO SUCCEED GARRETT.
Old EmpIoye VIII Be Promoted bv
Sea5Oard.
sr..-s.l q. -. 49, IL.

SeabOard.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. June u.-General Stunt
Hix. Of the Seaboard Air Line. will sue
coed President w. A Garrett, who has
resigned as chief executive OF that svs-
TEN. 1t is understood that General
Freight Agent Charles Caps will sue
ceed Vice President and General Traf3c
Manager Sewer. who has also resigned
The promotion Of Mr. Xix ana Mr.
Capps is inaugurating a new policy on
Southern railroads. Heretofore when
big offices were TO be filed. the man
agement has generally gone West for
men. The policy Of the new management
of the Seaboard viii be 10 promote those
men who have been IN the employ Of the
road for years.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
FIGHT FOR POSTMAsTERsHIP.
Slemp and BrownlOw Each Have
Man for the Bristol PLAN.

Man for the Bristol PLAN.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Bristol Va. June IA warm contest
is now on for the Bristol postmastership.
with both Representative Brownlow, OF
the local Tennessee district, and Repre-
sentative Bascom Slemp. OF Virginia.
seeking II for one Of their constituents.
The ONCE carries e salary OF about
1850 year, and has been held for many
years by Tennesseean; in fact. il has
been a political asset OF the Representa-
tive Of the First district OF Tennessee.
AS half Of the city Is IN Virginia, and II
furnishes half Of the patronage for the
ONCE. Nirginlans now lay claim 10 Il.
and the result is that Representatives
Brownlow and Slenp viii probably meas
ure strength with the administration. The
appointment will be made shortly.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
Yirginia Jnrist nrinr-

Richmond. Va. June n.-Judge Roger
Gregory. one OF the most prominent 5ur-
lists Of the State, IS dying at his home in
King William County.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
STEPHEN D. LEE
STATUE UNVEILED
Gen. Fred Grant Receives
Shaft in Graceful Speech.
SOUTHERN OFFICER HoNoRED

Henry watterson, Presiding, De-
clares Sectional Lines Have been
Erased, aud He Who Thinks Issues
Have Been Left by Civil War IL
in Rut OF Distorted Farcies.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
LEESBURGSHOWOYER
Horses Perform Well in Sec
Ond Days Events.
HUNTERS AND HARNESS CLOSES

z. H. weatherBee's David Grey and
TaeOnite Take Two Big Events.
Harness Ribbons Are Well Dis
tributed Among the Entries-W. B.
Hibbs Gives Cup 10 Lady Hunters.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-12
Present on the PIatform.

The members OF the faculty on the plat
form. in addition to Rev Joseph Hiramel.
were Dean George NJ. Kober. Of the medi-
cal department; Dean ". n. Cogan. OF
The Mena weekly star., 1909-04-08
Special

We will have on sale a big lot of white counterpanes, bed sheets, pillow cases and towels at one-third of regu- lar price.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-04-08
Ribbons.

An enormous stock of all silk ribbons all colors and widths will be on sale at one-third to one-half less than Mercantile Go. price.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-20
oTRo CENso En- 1910.

Como en- los Estados Unidos muy
pronto Sc hara en- esta isla, un censo.
El tiltimo fue hecho en- 1900.
La necesidad de este recuento de
habitantes es notoria. Que nuestra
poblaci6n Sc ha desenvuelto con re-
laci6n a SUI cuantia anterior no puede
dudarse. Entire nosotros, digase con
franqueza, esta un POGO olvidada la
estadistica. En- las oficinas de Ia ad-
ministracion no abunda trabajo tan
importante, especialmente para pue-
bios que Sc reconstituyen y cuyo de-
sarroiio Sc quiere sujetsr 4 expert
mentos que sacrifican el derecho pu-
biico.
En- general, necesitamos establish.
cas-, y esa del censo de almas, es de
las mas necesarias. Segin nuestras
noticias al frente de Ia oficina tenn
poral que para ese censo debe ser fun
dada en- ia isia, Sc pondra un funcio
mario norteamerlcano va conocido
entire nosotros.
Sentimos mucho que ese traha 10
no Sc confie a la capacidad inte Ii
gencia de un puertorriqueno. Y a Sc
sabe que el regimen los excluye en- ge
neral de las funciones administrati-
vas Gle su pals. Pero va que esa
injusticia Sc comete, puede decirse
que la election del Sr. Skinner para
ese cargo, es acertada. Este joven
| norteamerieano, que desde hace al
gunos amos vive en- la isia, es consi-
dorado persona transigente y afec-
tuosa con nuestro pals. Es, ademas,
hombre de Imagination Y actividad.
que sin duda llevara al nuevo cargo.
Nos interesa mucho conocer la
cuantia y condicion de los habitantes
de P. Rico. Numero de almas; tanto
por ciento de nihos; estadistica
trimonial;proporci6n de analfabetas
poblacion urbana pobiacion campe-
sina; pobiacion fiotante: en- suma,
que Sc exponga la vista del comen-
tarista Ia gran fila de personals que
en- P. Rico viven, las cuaies segin
opiniones prudentes, pasan va de un
million Glen mil almas.
La medida, pues, que a la isia hace
extensiva ei gobierno de Washing
ton, es beneficiosa para todos; y es
de esperar que en- 10 que a cada cual
toque. todo ell mundo secunde csc
trabalo. que Ia cuitura V las neeesi-
dades de los puebios. exigen hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-20
LECTURA CAMPESINA

Ell trebol en- IN olimenl1cion ds iqs
galtinas.-Experlmentos repetido-
han demostrado que las gailinas ali
mentadas con trebol bien preparado
ponen mas que Las que Sc nutren uni
camente con grano. Esto puede ex-
plicarse de una manera clentifca
porque existen los mismos elemen-
tos constitutivos en- ei tire Dol : en-
los huevos, aunque 6guran haio dis
tinta lorna. Fl treboi contIene gran
eantidad de cal que sirve para for
mar Ia cascara.
vesmos IA proportion de cal con
tenlda en- mil parties en- cada unp ie
,oS ailmentos siguientes:
Trsbul blanco * ~
Treboi encarnado ~ 50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-20
dad politica de un hecho Sc Ia ME

dad politica de un hecho Sc Ia ME
que?
iQue considerations que no fu
ran los intereses privados, pudo in
fur para imponer tai periodico es
culpable silencio?
| La ancorporacl6n es nominal y d
10 que sea tuyo la culpa el Sr. Post
ESQ dice ahora aquel diario. y du
rante mucho tempo defendi6 Ia ext
tencia de tai incorporation y des6It
por las antesalas deigobernador Pos
el conjunto de sonrientes politicos
que hoy quieren impedir que los pue
torriquenos conan en- su vida priva
da, con quienes les de Ia CANA! Rese1
| vandose ellos, por supuesto, ell dere-
cho de conner con Regis H. Post,
en- los banquetes de Ponce, y reser-
vandose tambien el derecho de no de
cir la verdad dando Ia incorporation
como cierta, siendo faisa.
No sera LA Correspondence
seguramente quien dele de juzgar
con severidad los errores politicos
de sus compatriotas inclusive el DR..
Barbosa. Pero es necesario que el
pals no sufra las consecuencias de es-
tos diabios predicadores de
nuevo ailo cuilo, que diciendose ele-
mentos de un partido, hace muchos
amos que trabajan por destruir den
tro de el, las infuencias de sus fun
dadores. No sera causa basante pa
"a este diario Ia conducta iicenciosa
y egoista seguida dentro de la politi-
ca por algunos compatriotas que en-
el partido Incorporate estan sirvien-
do de obstaculo 4 las soluciones fran
cas- y leales del patriotismo, para que
ocuite de que manera la insignifca-
ci6n y las pasiones quieren erigirse
en- criticos, enredando todavfa mas
la madeja de una ruinoso politica
que es me- aster que termine para
siempre, col. ia pretensi6n de ser te-
nidos en- cuenta por los gobiernos de
la isla como personajes degigantesco
talante.
Que es 10 que hicieron del distrito
de Ponce, es 10 que ellos deben de-
cir a nuestro pueblo. Cual politica
produjo la ruina del partido republi-
cano en- Ponce, es 10 que eiios deben
decir 4 la ,bernadores, para que
estos apre su importancia en- Ia
politica de ais.
No es possible continuar en- ese fes
tin, de discolos procedimientos y de
prop6sitos. IA la Inca
todo ell mundo! Ell pafs esta necesi-
tando hombres de consejo y de pa
triotismo. Acabese de una vez ese
discolo juego!
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AVIS O.

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obtener patrones de los ii
gurines del servicio de mo
das de La Correspondent
cla pueden dirijirse a es
tas oficinas FL precio de
cada patron es de 1C cen
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