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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-27
for Sale.

Short-horn and Polled Durham
bulls, Poland China bOars and gifts.
Thos. j. Bigstaff.
3l-tf Mt. Sterling, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1909-01-27
BIG SALE OF
Jacks, JGlnGts and Horses
Wednesday, Feb. ;, 'O9

Beginning at 9 a. IN. sharp, Rain or Shine
at Poplar Plains, Fleming county, Ky.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-07
PCR CARLOS DICKEN

AL entrar en- Ell comedor mi tutor dijo que estaba
yo fresca mis- rosas, mistress Woodcourt nos
rect6 uego traduo para inteigencia nuestra, un pa
safe de MewnwiinWodd, ell cual sc hablaba de una
montana coronado por ell sol segun la buena sonora,
yo Ia montana.
zar Despues del desayuno espe ell momento en- que mi
tutor estaba en- mi gabncte a msma peza que esu-
v1nos NJ Woodcourt 70 la noche anterlor) entreabrl
Ia puerta lie vi SOLO excusandome por entrar con mi ma
noio de ayes acerque la donde estaba contes-
tan6o vn1iaq cue acababa de traerle
-Ester-me djo-5 5necestas dinerO!
No Dor cierto, tutor; tengo aIn mucho.
En- cuanto orden economic, no hay 0tra como
eIIaexclam6 NJ Jarudyce, deando la pluma Sc ARE
}an6 en- e slon flo en- mi sus ojos.
Varas yeces he abao de rOstro radlante peTO num-
ca To oue recuerdo lie haba vlsto con are mas Dueno
satisfecho S sembante descubria una satisfaction
interior tan eIevada que die para mi mlsma:
Esta ma5ana habra hecho buena acci6n.
i impossible hal[ar otra quen dure tanto ei dlnero!
continue alegre sonrisa.
-Tutor-le diie,-auisiera habarOs. Decfdme 81 te-
nsis oue reconevnrme por aiguna negligencia
IA ii. Ester
necdre 81 he sido readad 10 que tenia 1ntenclon
ia ser dcsfe que contests vuestra carta
T4as sido cuanto podia yo desear, hJa mia
1T ni, 10 dc yus satisface Entonces me pregun-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-07
LA CASA LpuUBRE 3O3

taseis era la uea de la Casa Lgubre la que traa
La earta conteste que 81.
Mi tutor ro1e6 mi alle brazo como 81 quislera
defenderm ede ago contlnuaba mirandome con Ia som
risa en- los labios.
-Desde aquel dia,-anadi,-so una vez me habels
habado de la Casa Ligubre.
y ofue para decrte que productos dsmlnulan
mucho 10 cual es demasiado ciertO.
Querido tutor, sc la parte que habels tornado en- ms
ntmas desgracas 10 mucho que aquellas circunstan
cas como todas tengo que agradeceros; pero como
ha transcurriCo va mucho tempo desde mi infortunio
hasta hoy no habes dcho que encontrabas del to-
do repuesa tai esperbas que liable del asnto
la cara 10 cua quizas corresponds efecto Tu
tor cuando queras ser6 la dueha de la Casa L1gubre
isl es mucha la simpata que existe entire los dos!-
exclam6 NJ Jarudyce.-No tengo otra en- la mente
fgo NAL posic6n de Ricardo ocupa ambien muoho
En- auuelo pues estaba pensando cuando entraste.
-sCuando queres que demos se1ora la Casa L1gu-
bret
-Cuando querais.
Il Ell mes pr0xlmo?
-Si as1 parece, sea.
De modo que ell dla que realizare el acto meJor
mas acertado de mi vda que sere el mas digno dc
cnvda entire todos los hombres ell dfa que dare
bic duefia la Casa L1gubre queda fjado para e mes
pr6xmo-dijo mi tutor
Sin decr NADIA e bese lie abrace el dia aquei EN-
que lie di mi respuesta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-07
Los nueVB cunquEta@Ore
Ell VIAJE DE ALTAMIRA
VERSOS DE VITAL AZA

LA cuIta villa Oc NlefcS ODNoQ0lO Ola&
antes de embarcar para America, al in
signe Altamira, con un suntuOso banque-
te como despedida carinOsa.
Asistieron al acto ell alcalde don Luis.
A. Closse, don Vital A. Buylla, director
de la Universidad popular de Mieres, Sc
nores Diaz Sampil, Rodriguez Alvarez,
Lorenzo, Menendez Trelles, Aza (padre-
e hijo) Granda, Gill, Martinez, Menen-
dez, Losa, Alvarez, Hunt, Rodriguez San
chez, Sampil, los ingenieros Fernandez "
Escolera y otros.
al terminar Ell banquete, unO de los
comensales propuso y fue aceptado por
aclamacion, que los tres ramos principa-
les de flores que adornaban la mesa, fue-
ran dedicados las senoraS de Sela, Ca
nella Altamira y remitidos a Oviedo
Seguidamente Sc di6 lectura q la 81
guiente poes1a del ingenioso Vital Aza,-
que fue aplaudidlsima:
Sabios que aqui me escuchais,- macs
tros de la elocuencia- que con tai ardor
luchais-y de pueblo en- pueblo vais-
difundiendo yuestra ciencia.
Niajantes de la cultura,-que a las.
gentes ofreceis-vuestra mercancia pura,
=. infalices! 10 que haceis-me parece-
una locura
TIabajando sjn cc8ar-os dedicais &
enseilar.-sl ESQ que os vale? iNada
i pues buen pelo yais 4 echar-al finaR
de la jornada!
Ell mundo con su cinismo-se RE de
ese altruismo-No os hagais ilusiones-
y bajad de las regiones- de ese puro,
idealismo
Pues 81 en- vosotros pensais-y algoa
practice buscais-dejad la Ciencia Y Ell
Arte ;-si no politiqueais, no vais
ninguna parte
Aqul, para hacer carrera,-solo ell Par
lamento es-la mas segura trinchera. -
Prlmero, IN acta, Y despues. i que
venga 10 que Dios quiera.
lei aula soIoe Jamas-Acabar6i CO.
mo todos.-Que ensenando a los deln]s,
solo ense1areis. los codos.--si no
enseiiais algo mas
Hablando en- serio, os dire-que este
pueblo bien merece-vuestro aliento v
vuestra fey aqui en- este acto, sc We
| 10 mucho que os 10 agradece.
Y til, sabio profesor,-que vas con tlr
cienca sola-a America, sin TENOR
que eres digno portador-de la cultura
espanola
Lleva a esa TERRA querdq-el abrazo-
amante y puro-de esta madre dolorida,
Que viendo su fin seguro- busca an
siosa nueva vida
Y 81 Ell tiennpos anterores-mandam
conquistadores-qu los supicron veneer
y ALA Sc hicielon sel1ores-por su fuer
"a y su poder
Hoy mandamos sin tcmor-de lucha.
nj vlolencia,--un nuevo c0nquistador:-
| sin mas armas que la ciencia,-ni mas.
| fuerza que el amor
Dira TIL acento elocuente,- -siempre
dulce y convincente, 4 a4uolla TERRA le-
/ Jana,-como esta terra, su hcrmana.-
quiere, anhela, vive siente
Espana, al verte partir.-tiene fe en-
su porvenir,-y ALI por segulo ten-qrle-
aqui han de repercutir--los aplausos que
tc den.
Brindemos de coraz6n-por vuestra
noble mlslon,-y por la prosperidad-
de nuestra Universidad, ,-orgullo de esta
region
Tn viva Espana, Asturias & Ia
America espanola, acogi6 los tltimos YER
SOS del eximio poeta.
FL acto fue brillantisimo.
MIIEV0c Al AMDf0IIEc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-07

Es as naeks ukl2Ial-, No solo parn
lce, Aoo1astos, Corssa yadieialsn, Ayun-
sngaiea3os, CosT'orae;ar'fas en,g'3esaos
y *o,3os fom ~agg,s~, sire f$mhitS psPa
.a ensnprcinnses. s8t3ssasrialea v pe rgo.
aaa lie negocioa, el conoeimienfm 40 aaT
Y.evea de Puerto Rico apr"bs0as pe'
'ss Camaras y ell Console Eieepsswe sr
2 ,s~adc afio de 1907
ce van1eYs 81 Z" ~ IL T'Sr-"@0 ""'
BO1oS1n WoFsa1sA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-07
Sc VENDE

En- pobado de Hucares, Jurisdiction de NaguaDo, un
predo de tereno apropoo soares mide
mil cuadrados ventaosamente stuado
kspana enle al del cual recibe saludables
brsaa
En- dcho halanse enc1avadas de made
techadas adecuadas para vven
para esta]ecn eno mecanti la ora para peonae
u agibe de; mamposteria.
Quien nterese la adeuisici6n de dchas fncas puede
dirqirse
2ucrs. de NJ LGmba & Co.
San Iuan, P. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-07

Tn viva Espana, q Asturias la
America espanola, acogi6 los 1ltimos ver-
SOS del eximio poeta.
ri acto fue brillantfsimo.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
F. J. COMBE
FRANK CHAMPION. secretar
LOOKING INTO VALLEY
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS.
Chief Drainage Engineer Elliott and
Assistant Hidinger, Who Were
Here, Left To-day.

Chas G. Elliott, chief drainage
engineer and chief of drainage in
vestigations of the department of
agriculture. who has been here for
several days looking over the sit
uatiOn in the valley, left this morn
ing for Eastern Colorado, where his
department is undertaking the re-
clamatiOn of large tract of alkali
land.
His visit here was for the purpose
of looking over some of the work
done here last spring by L. l.. Hid
niger, the drainage expert who spent
several months here then
Mr.. Hidinger, who came down
from Ell Paso to meet Mr.. Elliott
here, left also, going TO Del Rio.
Mr.. Hidinger was stationed here for
some months this spring and is
thoroughly eonversant with condi-
lions here. He is making up a re-
port giving the result of his investi-
cations ia this section which will
soon be in the hands of the govern
ment printers
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
SEPTEMBER 1909
HELP FOR MONTERREY.

GRIM famine stalks the streets OF
the fair city OF Monterey. The pit
less flood which carried off twelve
hundred of the inhabitants of the
.city, left tens of thousands shelter
less and without food or clothing.
Every report from the stricken city
shows conditions even worse than
was at first imagined possible.
Children twelve or thirteen years old
are reported as walking the streets
stark naked. Unless outside aid is
received at once many may die Of
hunger and exposure.
The charitable people of Browns
Vile have been deeply touched by
the heartrending stories from the
flooded city and many have express
sed desire to send aid to the help
less people. At the request OF some
Of. the leading citizens The Herald
has started a subscription list for
thar purpose. Several of our lead
ing men have been requested by The
Herald 10 take charge of the matter
and have consented to do SO The
names Of the members are printed
in connection with the list elsewhere
in The Herald Tomorrow this com
mittee viii canvass the city for sub
scriptions, and it cannot be doubted
that all who are asked will contrib
ute 10 this noble cause.
A committee of ladies Will also
undertake to secure clothing to send
20 the destitute ones, and any who
have garments which they can spare
should have them in readiness so
as TO turn them over at once to the
ladies soliciting them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
SAN MIGUEL is
UNDER WATER
SENDS WARNING TO MATANIO-
RIOS AND BROWNSVILLE.
Higher Than Ever Known at Old
Town of HidalgO-Trains Go No
Further on Branch Than Merce-
des, Track Under Water.

At $3.50 this afternoon, Mayor
Guerra of MatamorOs received a tel
egram from San Miguel saying that
a large part of the town is under
water, the river at that point being
higher than ever known before and
the inhabitants are moving out. The
message asked him to warn the peo-
pie OF MatamOros and Brownsville
to expect an additional rise.
This message was received too
late to be confirmed before gOin
to press, but, as this is being writ
ten, efforts are being made to reacn
up-river points and later informa-
ton viii be posted upon the Herald
bulletin.
AS it was reported early in the
day that there had been a drop of
10 inches at FOrdyce, this later re-
port would seem to indicate fresh
rise in the San Juan or perhaps a
clOudburst in the vicinity Of san Mi
guel.
This afternoon the water is reli-
ably reported to be flowing IL
yard of the old court house at hi
dalgo, being , to l 4 inches higher
Mercedes is surrounded by water on
three sides just as in July, but so far
the canal is safe The treStle work
west of Mercedes and fully half d
mile OF track are submerged, the
branch train getting no farther than
that town today.
Locally, the situaron has not
changed materially. The river rose
during the night about ] z inches,
was stationary for part of the
day and this afternoon is rising
again Reports from different
sources differ as TO the exact height
OF the water, but there seems to be
no doubt that it is fully 2 inches
higher here now than during the
July rise The levee and the rail
road embankment are still in good
shape and no water has yet gotten
into town
Above Villa Nueva, the water is
out over ;he military road in half
a dozen places
Ii is difficult TO obtain authentic
reports from up-river points, but
large part OF the low lands are pro-
badly flooded.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Separation.

Within the silent watches OF the
night
hear thy voice, and know thy
presence near;
Thou art so close and vet 10 far my
sight
Grows weary as throughout the
dark | peer
Between us is a web Of gossamer.
Its woven threads are strong as
iron bands:
Then in my sleep turn and restless
stir,
Reach out, and feel ghv KISS upon
my hands.
Ana yet, | would not have it other
wise
'Twere best for NE that you
should sing 1far.
While |, despite the longing in your
eyes,
Recline secure meath d mosquito
bar
Marion Barton in Puck.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
To Try Insurance Agents.

Special to The Herald
Rochester, n Y, Sept six
local fire insurance agents, charged
with conspiracy in maintaining a
certain standard of rates in Roches-
ter, will be arraigned at the Sep
TENDER term. The alleged mOnOpo-
lists today began preparations for
fighting the case in the appellate
courts.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Little EngIand's Location.

That there is such place as Lit
tie England is known to few. Ever
since the days of Henry l, part of
the southwestern coasts of Wales
has gone by this name. That mon
arch gave permission to a number
of Flemings to settle in the district,
but those cOlonists were not pop
ular with their neighbors, for they
adopted English rather than Welsh
habits Thus the country became
known as Little England Beyond
Wales.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
September the first fan mo

September the first fall month
With the magic r. is here, and AIR.
Oyster comes with i, to delight
northern epicures who have been de-
prived of the toothsOme bivalve dur
in2 the entire summer. At Browns
Vile on the Lower Rio GraHde, how
sEer, the oyster has beer in evidence
on the daily menu all summer, and so
the Joy of New YOrk's bon vivants
on this suspicious date is unknown
here.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
The planet Mars is scheduled

The planet Mars is scheduled by
the astronomers to be .oJally eclipsed
by the moon between nine and ten
o'clock. an event which is rarely Wis
IDLE within the span of an average
life time Astronomers all over the
Auntry will be 'rubbernecking" at
. hour named, in the effort to see
great war gods tOcayo put out of
lr by the little satellite that does
by night for Mother Earth
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Standard Oil Dividends.

Special to The Herald.
New York, Sept. six dollars a
share, rs usual. will be paid in divi-
dends by the Standard OIL Company
this month for the current quarter
On the 9S3,3S3 shares of stock out
standing this will mean d disburse-
ment of $5.SG0,2 9S for the quarter.
If the December dividend is the us
ual SO share, making $40 = share
for the year, the company VIII dis
burse almost S40,000,O0O for the
year 1909 The regular September
dividend has been Sc for several
years.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01

Special to The Herald
New York, Sept Application
of the new rule making cipher mes
sages payable at the rate of five
letters to the word, instead of the
present system of ten letters to the
word, scheduled to be put into effect
today by the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies, mas
been postponed to December l.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Seattle Reparation Claims.

Special TO The Herald
Washington, Sept Under d
ruling of the interstate commission,
all reparation claims between ship
pers and carriers have been disposed
of, and after today the commission
will not award such claims in any
case where carriers have reduced
the rates simply to meet a lower
rate of competing line.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Ambassador Francis. Coming.

Special to The Herald
London, Sept. Charles S.
Francis, the American ambassador
at Vienna, who with his family has
been making an automobile trip
through the South of England,
sailed today for America He will
witness the Hudson-Fulton celebra-
ton in New York before returning
to Europe
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Hartman vs.. Oil Trust.

Special to The Herald
New York, Sept. by the let
ting of a contract for crude oil,
effective today, to the Associated
Oil Company, it is asserted by finan-
cial prophets that the Hartman rail
ways have. broken with. the Standard
Oil Company The contract is worth
half million a year The oil will
be used by the Hartman lines of
the Northwest.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
To Reorganiue Western Maryland

SPECIAL % HE HeraId-
New York, Sept Stockholders
of the Western Maryland Railroad
Company have until the close Of
business today to deposit their
shares and participate in the new
stock issue proposed under the re
organization plans OF the company.
The plan creates securities OF the
new company to the amount of $10,-
600, 900 in per cent nOn-cumUla-
tive preferred stock and s23,05y,-
$50 in common stock
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01

Jack Perhaps you don't like my
style OF dancing.
Orme tin distress We'll, there
is rather too much sameneSs about
it.
Jack-Ep-hOw may l vary it?
Orme-SuppOse you tread on my
left foot once in while
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
New College President.

Special to The Herald
MaryVille. Mo, Sept As the
result of a row over the presidency
OF the Northwest Missouri Normal,
Dr. Homer NJ. Cook today retired
from that position and was sue
ceeded by Pro- H. X Taylor, of
Winchester, Ky. Dr. Cook contends
that his resignation was forced by
political enemies
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Near the Finish.

Little Willie Say. pa, what is 4
ripe old age?
Pats the age, my son, at which
a man is willing to admit that he's
not the only dried apple in the
pantry Chicago News
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Not a Bad Plan.

Some thinks you has got to fight
de debil wifi fire
is you got a better PLAN"
Il is My plan is not to hab no
trouble VIII de gemman al all
Washington Herald.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Military Wedding.
.cial TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
St Paul, Mimi, Sept. 1.-The
post chapel will be the scene of a
military wedding today, when Miss
Grace Beall, daughter of Major and
Mrs. Beall, will become the bride
of Lieut.. George T. Everett, of the
Twenty-eighth United States Infan-
try.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Wrong Kind OF Trouble

De man who is lookin' foh
trouble" said Uncle Eben, 'gener-
ally finds it. But he mos always
doesn' manage TO meet up wifi de
particular kind he felt competent to
manage Washington Star.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Examining Titles.

Heiress- DO you examine titles,
Mr. Lawyer Lawyer do,
ma am Heiress- Well, this Is my
tiasco, Lord Preserveus. Id like you
to examine his title before We get
I'd hate TO get. stuns
Judge
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
His Eavorite study.

Grandpa And why is geography
your fayorite study, Willie2
Willie Well, you see, grandpa,
the geography is so big that when
you've got it in front of you the
teacher cant see what you're do
ii
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
Illinois Central Pays.

Special to The Herald.
Chicago, Sept. 1.-The Illinois
Central Railroad Company today
paid a semi-annual dividend of 81
per cent.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
The Joker
Excess Baggage.

How to keep a husband" hints
That d paper sometimes prints.
Maybe guide
Some upon life's turbid stream.
But they very useless seem
To a bride.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01

$50 our neighbors over at Browns
are organizing a golf and coun-
ub. We don't think Browns
will ever learn to play golf
ter than they play ball We
Nv will send their crack team
S here in about 80 days.
SOrpus fellows will tie one
our backs and try to
eh game with them
Caller.
Adays? Our golfists
invade the city by
the tyros over
s good as the
am is still 200
be shown by
pm editor
balls and
r.. con
Dad.
eted As
ug. 31.-A.
Engineer, who
eation and who
tge of the con-
Yoad that Lon c.
between San An
townsville, passed
benito yesterday, on
inspect the work of
ling parties he has at
field on the location.
ays that the party I'M
Mr. Griffin has located
far as about twenty
of Mission
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-09-01
FRANK CHAMPION Secretary

FRANK CHAMPION. Secretary.
1t is orderd that this resolution
be recorded in the minutes of the
city council and that a certified
copy thereof be delivered by the
chief of police to Mrs Marian Lay
ton.
Witness our hands this August
80, 1893.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-22
ANOTHER
MEXICAN
PATRIOT

(By ellison Gardner. Stan Corre-
spondent of the United Press.)
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 22.-on
October 10. while passing through
this city, took the trouble TO in
vestigate the case of l.. Gutierrez
De Lara, who had been arrested the
Sunday before President Taft ar
rived. charged with being an an
archist was then out on bail, and
1 had a long talk with him at his
residence.
The r--arrest OF De Lara and the
announced purpose o, the govern
ment authorities 10 railroad him back
70 Mexico, has given a new interest
20 my investigation, and TO the inter
view which l then secured.
De Lara is not an anarchist. He
is a Mexican patriot. His only crime
is the fact that he has dared to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-22
HIGH JINKS AMONG
BUSINESS men TONIGHT
SALEM MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION WILL
THROW DULL CARE TO THE WINDS
AND ENJOY A JOLLY = UP

The third annual banquet OF the
Salem Business Mems League will
take place this evening at the Elite
Cafe. and there will be an informal
reception at the Board of Trade
rooms at S:l5. Arrangements are
all completed for 100 plates, and
many OF the new business men. who
have opened up business In the Cap
ital City during the past year, Will
be present and meet socially with
the rest OF the Salem bunch OF profit
takers and proft-sharers and em-
ployers OF labor. The program Of
speeches is short and full OF fun. and
the general desire seems to be turn
loose and have a night on. An or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-22

hundreds OF times. am a paid
lecturer of the Socialist party.
II am not an anarchist. made
no threats against either President
Taft or President Diaz. Not only
have made no threats against
Diaz, but would consider It a great
misfortune TO Mexico II Anything
happened to Diaz, much prefer
that he die natural death. The
cause OF reform In Mexico will go
forward much better thus.
What do we seek? A return to
the constitution OF 1857 for free
press and Il forbade standing
army. IL insured the people against
n monopoly of the lands and
against the conditions of peonage
which have resulted from such a
monopoly. \ peaceful accomplish
ment of these reforms is what we
have urad
No charge was made against me
at the time OF my arrest. started
habeas corpus proceedings. and. af-
ter three days imprisonment, | am
admitted 10 bail. During this inn