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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01

Heavy Drain on Country.
More than 10000 workmen are
killed In the course Of q year in this
country by accidents incident to their
occupations.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01
The Office Pests

The Office Pests.
After q man listens to the "jokes'
offered du:ing a day and all the ca
lamity talk, he has little time to ct.
tend to his work.-Atchison Globe.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01
a q Reason,

A woman al have so many differ.
emit reasons for loving a nan she
wants to love that it doesn't make
any difference whether they are real
or not.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01
NobIeness In Men

NobIeness In Men.
Be noble! And the nobleness that
lies in other men, sleeping but never
dead, will rise in majesty to meet
thine own.-Lcwell.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01

THE Cause Of conceit.
Have you ever noticed how conceit.
"a q man gets when he 10 making
moneyf-Detroit Fee Press.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01
Would Cut q Splurge.

Would Cut a Splurge.
"If." says the Alfalfa Sage, ~ ever
become wealthy the first thing I will
do will be to purchase the biggest
touring a in town, and the second
thing will be to purchase two MORE"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01
Still In Doubt.

Still In Doubt.
Rebecca-Who was de bes' man al
de wedd'n. Jonsin'. Jonsing-Dat's q
point what amt settled yet. Rebecca.
Judge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01
wAam h Raua.

The worst feature about the man
With one idea 10 that the idea II eel.
lom BIG eaoagh.-Chioaso Journal.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-01
Incentive.

vUoO UvtV0s
Woman's desire for fne clothes has
caused many . man to become worthy
Of . big salary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
Story Told by Mrs. Hatns
Makes Deep impression
Upon the Jury. a.
Statement MADE TODAY
ATTORNEY MlNTYRE FOR THE
DEFENCE STATES THAT He Is
CONFIDENT HIS CLIENT WILL
BE ACQUITTED.

New York. May 1.-s'Captaing Peter
C. Hams, .Jr., my client, has been
saved, believe, by the Introduction
into the evidence Of the confession OF
his wife, Claudia Libbey Hams. That
remarkable document shows that he
was not responsible any longer when
he shot and killed William E. Annis. -
This statement was made today by
John F. Mcintyre, chief counsel for
Capt. Hains, when his trial was re-
sumed before Justice Garrelson in the
supreme court at Flushing.
Il feel already that there is no dan
ger of the law depfanding the life of
Capt. Peter c. B6ins for that OF viii.
liam E. Annis, Mr.. Mcintyre contin-
ued, "The awful story of the wrong
perpetrated on the captain in known
to the jury.
These twelve men shall hear more
of it, details that may cause another
scene in court because OF the condi-
tion Of the captain. Could any man
stand the narration Of such facts in
public? The captain will 60 free IL his
mind does not become utterly destroy.
ed by the agony he is undergoing"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
Unrest of Labor Has for Some
Time Caused the Gov
ernment Trouble.
HAVE CALLED IN TROOPS
VIOLENT ACTIONS NOT ANTlcl-
PATEO BUT THE AUTHORITIES
HAVE PREPARED FOR ANY
KIND OF TROUBLE.

Paris, May MAY Day" found
Paris presenting the appearance Of an
armed camp. The unrest Of labor,
fomented by diverse political inter-
ests and cliques. has for some time
past been causing the government
keen disquietude. Troops have been
called in from the outlying garrisons,
notably Versailles and st. Germans,
and posted SO as to be Immediately
available to cope with disorder in any
part of the city.
Other measures have been taken as
well. The police for weeks past have
been making ready and the authorit-
les are apprised of the. plans made
for gatherings in every section of the
city. None of these SO far as is
known, contemplate violent proceed
ings, but the authorities are prepared
for any contingency. An elaborate
automobile transport service has been
arranged and big cars containing
troops and quick-firing guns are ready
for instaneous service.
The leaders of the General FEEDER
alton of Labor announced that they
would call a twenty-four hour strike
for today. With their announcement
they dksclaimed intent to precipitate
violence or to lend encouragement. to
revolutionary sentiment. While the
authorities believe that they are SIN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
KILLED BY A TRAIN
Fatal Railroad Accident Oc-
ours This Morning at
indianapolis.
FATHER AND SON KILLED

Indianapolis. May Nv. e. Dodd
and his sot. Ernest Dodd, were killed
by MonoH train. No. 81. at Twenty
fourth street. and the Monon tracks a.
TAO o'clock this morning. Mrs. EN-
ma Dodd. the wife ana mother, sus-
tanned injuries from which she will
probably die.
The Dodds we're driving into the city
from Mafott Park with market pro-
duce. They were in buggy.
When they approached the crossing
Lake Erie & Western train was pull
Ing across the street. Mr.. Dodd drove
his horse around the caboose Of the
freight train. The Monon train, NOV
ing in the same direction as the
feight, struck the buggy and hurled
the occupants out Mr.. Dodd and his
son were thrown In the same dfrec-
ton, distance of about 65 feet. Both
were instantly killed Both Of Mrs..
Dodd's leggs were broken and her
shoulder crushed. She was placed on
the engine and hurried into the city.
and taken to the city hospital. The
buggy was demolished and the horse
killed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
OEMURR[RS WERE
SUBSTANCES TO-DAY
Action Taken in a Railroad
Commission Case.

All demurrers Of tke defense in the
case Of the Cincinpati, Richmond and
Fort Wayne railyay company VS.. the
Railway Commission of Indiana, the
Chicago &i Ere and the Toledo. st.
Louis and WESTERN railways were sus-
Gained in fcAcuit court this morning.
The snit WIS brought to have set
aside an frder of the state commits
sion giveH in settlement Of crossing
controversy at Decatur.
The che had been on the docket OF
ehe Local court for a year. In making
his ruling the court said there is
nothing in the contention of the plain
tiff company and never has been. The
Gictory of the railway commission will
be hailed with delight by that nreani-
Gation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
A VEAL THY BECGAR
A lew With a Small Treasury
Appeared in the Police
Court.
ORDERED FROM RICHMOND

Judge Converse could not fire Abra-
ham Bemis out of town this afternoon.
Bemis was arrested for begging and
more than $50 was found in his pos
session. He denies he was begging
and there was no desire to prosecute
him. If he wodld leave the city. The
court told him to get out on $50
o'clock trai1. But Bemis wouldn't go.
He said h{ knew he would die if he
had to stay in the city JAIL because
his heart aYAs hurting him, but he
might as we'll die as leave He gave
as his reason he is an Orthodox Jew
and the Jewish law forbids him to
travel on Saturday.
Sol ,Schaeffer. member of the
faith. volunteered to take Bemis to
his home and care for him until to-
morrow morning. If the court would
permit it. Judge Converse agreed on
this plan as the easiest way to solve
the difficulty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01

Harris gained still greater strength
when another bomb was thrown into
The Gordon and Zimmerman camps to
day by the withdrawal of Henry w
Deuker from the mayoralty race. The
opinion OF everyone on the streets to.
day was that this adds great strength
to Harris's following. And it is now
more than ever clearly fight be
tween Harris and Zimmerman with
Harris having little the best Of it.
Henry Deuker's withdrawal came as
q surprise to many Of his most ardent
supporters. Deuker has been looked
upon throughout the campaign as
capable man, but he has not been
making the showing expected of him,
and friends advised him to get out. II
Is now recognized everywhere that
Deuker's supporters will flock to Har-
ris and it strengthens the fact that he
as the logical candidate Of the party.
Gordon does not expect to gain any
strength by Deuker's withdrawal.
Harris and Zimmerman.
with the last day for actual cam.
paigning now arrived, 1t Is apparent
everywhere the struggle lies between
Harris and Zimmerman. Unite on
Harris is the slogan Of those voters
who do not wish to nominate thinner
man, only to meet defeat at the polls
They know Gordon is clear out OF the
race and Harris has great strength.
Many shop men expressed them
selves today that now that they were
sure Harris could be played for win
ner they were going to support him.
They said that although they fixed
sDOc' on account Of his goodfellow-
chip, that they would not support him
because they did not think he was the
man for the office. They think that
he had held public office long enough
and should not have come out this
4fme. They realize that Harris is a
business man who will devote all his
time to the office and that he is "clean
as hounds TOOTH" as Gordon said OF
him.
Gordon Too Erratic.
The sober minded voter. who be
aieyes in conservatism and fore
Thought has come to fear Gordon. He
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
DEuKER'S WITHDRAWAL TODAY ADDS GREAT STRENGTH
TO THE HARRIS FORCES AND TO SLIGHT
EXTENT BENEFITS ZIMMERMAN.
TOWARD HARRIS IS NOW PICKED As THE WINNER
ordon's Friends Are Now Wavering, Realizing That 'he
Candidate Now Has No Show to Win-Harris Men Conf'-
dent and Are Pulling Together With Wonderful Strength
And Unity

has said in his speeches he has the
tool to create public sentiment-mean-
ing his newspaper. Any man who has
read the past issues of the Item and
seen hhe incendiary tactics of it's edi-
tor have Just cause to feel alarmed
as to what might happen If the man
who writes it's editorials and directs
the policy of its news columns were
to become mayor. "Gordon would
not be so much mayor as night
mare. said a man in a cigar store.
Assurances have come to Harris
today from all kinds Of sources that
men are uniting on him. Business
men have left their stores on the
busiest day of the week. hunted him
up and told him they are for him.
Harris Men Organized.
Harris forces now are pulling on
the oars with wonderful strength and
unity. There has been no disconcert.
ing element in his support. There
has been no fear of boss rule. No
indianapolis newspaper man has been
called in for conference at the post
office. He has played the game fair
ly and squarely, played to win and is
bound to win.
No stain can be placed on his char.
acter this late in the campaign with
out it being branded for what it is--a
campaign tie.
Friends of Gordon, who has been his
most active Supporters were admit
ting today hf is losing out fast. They
see the hand wiring before them and
recognize II as that of the Inevitable.
"Gordbn Ought to withdraw nov and
let Harris and Zimmerman fight. il
out, 4 unmarked one Of the staunchest
republicans of the city today.
Gordon in Slump.
inquiry made at different factories
and in the business districts today
showed Gordon has suffered a bad
slump. The reproduction of his eli-
torials of few years ago attacking
the light plant has proved solar
plexus blow to his chance.
'Its Harris to win from now on, =
is the slogan on every mouth today
and there is a growing S,eling that
the hopes of his followers will be
gratified.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
To the Republicans OF Richmond

have determined to withdraw from the candidate
the nomination for Mayor approaching
ing election to be held May
wish with action absolutely
personal to myself: that with
any opposing candidate eheir
Is neither for
5cate he
In retiring from to obligation and
thanks 70 oil my friends who my canvass or
oppressed Indicated
aicknoad May
HENRY W. DEuKER
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
IOLLEY ENTERED
NOT GUILTY PLEA
Young Man Charged With
Stealing $40.

A plea OF not guilty to the charge Of
grand larceny. was entered in the
Wayne circuit court today by Robert
TOfley. Tolley was arraigned and the
plea entesed by his attorney. He Il
accused Of stealing $50 in currency
from James F. Happy. agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine company.
Pnecutor Ladd has not decided
whether to nolIe>the charge against
Tolley because OF his mental condition
or not Tolley is neat appearing
young man and easily the sport Of the
crowd 1t the Jail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
GOVERNOR GOES
TO see PRISON
10 Inspect the Damage Done
BY Storm.

indianapolis, Ind. May 1.-Governor
Marshall went to Michigan City today
to attend the meeting Of prison direct
Drs~ to take action for the repair OF the
wall blown down by recent storm.
The damage was estimated at $11. 900.
The Plymouth company national
guard was ordered tp join the South
Bend company to guard the opening in
tie wall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
DENIES SETTLEMENT.

Washington. May Count Ferdi-
pand Colloredo Mansfield. Of the Aus.
)riaa legation. denl}d today that G..
psivcr Isefi5t his pr &spective miliion-
ffrs fstnc.in,iAw. Shaf settled 5000
oe upon him Ne VII marry Miss
)log1 NalfA. Nay lk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
REGULAR JANUARY
WEATHER OFFERED
Showed Today in "a HALF
hearted Manner.

The first day of May resembled the
first of January in the kind of wealth
er provided. 1t showed in half
hearted manner for more than an hour
this morning. There was not enough
of the beautiful to cover the ground.
but it was sufficient to make known
that Old Mother Goose has not ex-
hausted her flock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
MISS PENNY RECEIVERS.

Jeane Penny, the younger daughter
OF county clerk Penny. who has been
quite Ill for week is recovering
slowly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
DEATH AND RUIN.

Mempu1S, cuu., May ISto
and devastation followed the cyclones.
tornadoes and electrical storms which
visited more than 40 towns Thursday
and Friday
Untold damage has been done In .
vast territory extending from the lit
tie village of Caddo Gap, In Northern
Arkansas. near the Mississippi river
line. to many points In Mississippi
and West Tennessee.
Eighteen persons are reported dead
at Caddo Gap. Several lives were
where the entire town was wrecked.
The entire family Of John Young.
four in all. perished at Marion.
With fearful intensity the cyc1oce
struck the neighborhood about Horn
Lake, Miss. Houses were picked mp
and tossed about. Giant trees we're
uprooted and thousands Of dollars'
damage was done.
Relief Parties orpanissd.
F. L. Wright. Of Horn Lake. began
the organixatioa of relief parties.
and. assisted by n. r. Scott and Ger
man Baker. the work Of burytng tho
dead and aiding the injured was be-
gun. Scenes Of frtshtful devastation
were ON AL sides.
Negroes living on the larger plan
tations suffered seriously, losing
homes and barns.
The wind blew giant tree across
the Illinois Central track. and negro,
caught In it's branches. though both
legs were crushed, barely had time to
nag the Chicago limited. which would
have been wrecked bet for the neero.s
bravery.
At Medina. Tenn. four are dead
and . whole family Of six are 50 badly
injured that they are expected to die.
At Clarksville. Tenn. an aged man
was blown 200 yards from his wreck
ed home and his body was found this
morning.
A church was wrecked and several
houses were blown away ut wheat1ey,
Ark. Several persons were killed.
Centerville, Tenn, was raxed ana
20 persons were killed.
Five are reported killed near Frank
lin. Tennessee
At Hillsboro. Tenn. four persons
were killed In one house. The town
practically was destroyed.
Three paupers were killed when the
Pauper Home at Somervflle. Tenn,
was blown down
At Laconi. near Somerville. tvo
women were killed
At Mariana. Ark. six pe91ons were
killed and . number Of houses D.
stroyed-
Bells. Tenn. and vicinity sufSorea
sevesply. The storm passed five
miles south Of BeIls. leaving . tran
OF death and destruction.
Rebuilt Bot % Fan Assfn.
Many houses. just rebuilt from the
fNnnff.ru~a - - AHnN -,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01
The Damage Done to Property
In OixieIand Will Run Into
The Millions. 1t Is Now Es.
timated.
VILLAGES ARE SWEPT AWAY
ALL vESTlGE OF HlllSooRo,
GA, IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
LITERALLY WIPED OFF THE
FACE OF THE MAP.

Atlanta. Ga. May 1.--With tele-
graph and telephone wires down and
communication practically destroyed
in the cyclone zone Of the Mississippi
Valley. it is impossible today to get
details of the devastation wrought Dy
storms. Today 1t is estimated that tbs
number of dead will reach two hun.
dred and In some parts of the south
gales of wind and heavy rain storms
are following in the wake Of the cy.
clone.
10 Sweeping Eastward.
Wind and rain storms are reported
from Raleigh. N c.. and Richmond.
Va The tail Of the tornadoes seems
to be sweeping eastward through the
south. but losing the furious force
which wrought such havoc in Arkan-
sas. Tennessee and Geogia.
The damage to property will reach
far>fnt0 millions and 1t will take
DSonths for towns and cities In the
path OF the storms to regain their nor
NAL appearance. Entire villages have
been wiped out. Fully fifty people
met death in Tennessee and the DAM
age will go to . million at least. All
vestige of Hillsboro. Ca. is said to
be wiped off the map. Twelve dead
bodies have been found In Giles coun-
ty and tons of debris Il scattered over
the ground.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-01

Continued on Page Two.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-27
Sc trata de una maqnina que
gira s0bre 81 misna indeiini.
damente.

En- Ia Exposition De Lepine. re-
crntrmente cel,@jrada cn Paris, Ia
mo mucho la atcnci6n V fue laurea-
do con 1no de los prineros premios,
un original aparato.
Se trata dc una maquina que gira
sobre ii misma lndefinidamente,
constuyendo un automotor.
IL aparato est& tornado de una
plaza de zinc. sguieesda en- el cen
tro. por el cual pass un vastago de
MADEIRA.
4 los extremes del v&stago van
unirios trozos dc brsmante qse sos
tienen Ia rueda y qss h hAnen grar
merced 4 un psocedimienso tan sen
clio como inge1ioso.
Ola rueda rodeada de braman.s
esta eolocads de modo ia, qum s.
encuentra oonstAnenente hahsda
en- TN pequeho reeipiente lleno 6e
aqua. RI bramante, al hunedeosr,-
-, 50 encoge, Y Al encogerse, produce
un lere nloviniiento que se trss :
mite d Ia riesis. V este fen6neno s
repte sin cssar; Ia maauina nunca
cesa de movers.
II automotOr que hasts aho-a no
ha pAssdo De "a csiegoria de TN Iu-
gsiete De fisIca rerrestIvz, IS obIeto
De estuiio Por par;e &C vasios h0n-
bres dc eiencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-27
EJERC|T0 ESPA-
MOL EN- AFRICA
El dia IS de Agoste
habia en- Meiua 3;
mil 268 con1batien-
teS.
Las bajas Sc calc ulaban er
1000, muertos, heridos y
enfermos.
81 hataIlones de infanteria, 6
escuadrones de caballeria J
Il baterias de campahS.

El Ejercito espahol en- Melilla te-
MIA, a mcdiado de agosto la siguien-
te organizaci6-
P7mera dii on orgdn,cn. Gene
raj, Enrique Orozco. Jefe de Estado
Mayor, teniente coronel Sr. Bertran
de Lis.
Primera brigada. General Agu
lcra.
Reglmientos del Rey numero
Leon numcro 3S.
Segunda brigada. General San
Martin.
Regimiento dc Saboya numero
y Wad-Ras nnmero 80
Caballeria Dos cscuadrones do
cazadores dc Maria Cristinx.
Artilleria. I'm grupo de tres ba-
terfas del 20 montado, con material
Schneider.
Ingenieros.-Una compaHfa de Ia
padorcs del segllndo regimiento y
otras de Tclfgrafos del sexto.
Administrator Una compafiis
de la primera comandancia.
Sanidad. Una compahia de la CO.
mandancIa de tropas.
D'rsi6n dc caza dores. General
Antonio Tovar, Jcfe de Estado
Mayor. tcnicnte coronel .irdanaz.
Primcra brigada mixta. General
Alfau
Batallones dc cazadores de Ma.
drid numcro 2, Barbastro numerd
Figueras numero 6, Arapiles hume.
ro 9, Las Navas numeA, 10, Y Llere,
ma numero IL.
I'm escuadr6n de cazadoree de Luz
sitania. Uun grupo do tres baterias
del segundo de montana. Una cont
paffa de Zapadores y otra de Tell
grafo del segundo regimiento.
Una compafifa de Administrator,
lomo, Una ambulancia de montana
Scgunda brigada mixta. General
Morales.
Batallones dc caxadores de Cata-
luna numero |, Tarifa numero s
Ciudad Rodrigo numero z, Segorbe
numcro II, Chiclana numero II,
Talavera numero 10.
In cscuadr6n de cazadores dc Al
fonso XII. I'm grupo de tres bate
rias una dcl 80 de montana y dos
del grupo del Campo de Gibraltar
Una compahia de Zapadores y
otra dc Tcltgrafos del tcrcer regimi-
ento
Una compaiiia dc Administration
Una ambulancla de montana.
Iropns dyectas al eunrtei general.
Terccra brigadamixta. Genera!
lmaz.
Batallones de cazadorcs de Bare
Iona nvmcro 3, Alba de Tormes nu
nero s, Merida numcro l3, Estcll
numcro IL, Alfonso XII numcro !
y Reus numcro III.
Tn escuadr6n de cazadorcs
Treviho.
In gnIpo de batcrias del primer
rcrimicnto dc montaIa
| ma compahia de Zapadoras
otra de Teltgrafo, del cuarto reg
mIcnto
Continue EN- la "a gina 2,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-27
,..P ues para ninguno
de los dos en- disputa.
Y en- medic de los dos que
no han podldo entender-
Sc Sc coloca fiijo" el pro.
tejldo.
Y aparece ell fantaSma de la in
capacidad, como un sarcasmo
horrible.
(De nuestro corresponsaD

L
Quebradillas, Agosto 25.-A las
cinco de la tarde del domingo pasado
en- un caro- americana tirado por
mulas y bajo un tempo lluvioso lie
garon a este pueblo los jovenes ca
muyanos que componen el team
Borinquen para llevar a efecto el de-
safio que tenian concertado con el
team Patria de este pueblo.
El terreno sohre el que iban q
efectuar las carreras estaba completa
mente mojado Y la hora avanzada
de la tarde prohibieron que tuviese
efecto este ruidoso desafio Para no
perder el viaje solamente Sc jugaron
tres inngs sin q. Sc pudiera apreciar
aquien correspondent la victoria
Y un gran aguacero hubo de hacer-
los correr d Ia desbandada para G
pueblo.
Despues de dejar conse rtado un
nuevo desafo para cldfa primcro del
proNimo mes de Septicmbre y bajo
un aguacero torrencial Sc despideron
y emprendieron viaje para Camuy
los jovcnes del Team Borinqucn.
Camuyanos y quebradillanos cs-
tan unidos por lazos de profundo
afecto.
Nuestro qucrido amigo y corrc-
ligionario Don Manuel Reyes Ruiz
ha regresado de SUI excursion 4 Qua
yama donde estuvo varios dias vi
sitando a SUI hijo cl DR.. Ruiz Soler
y a su esposa doha Rosa Solcr de
Ruiz que Sc haya en- aquella ciudad
de paseo.
En- la nueva division de los Dis
tritos Escolares el Sr. Comisionado
tuvo a bien hacer de este pueblo y
del de Isabella un distrito Escolar !
no conto el Sr. Comisionado con cl
conflicto que tenia que surgir.
La Junta Escolar de Isabella cs
rcpuhlicana, la Junta E.scolar de
Qucbradillas cs unionista, los repu-
blicanos dc Isabella propusieron CO.
mo candidate Il Inspector del dis
trito i un rcpublicano, los unionis-
tas dc este pueblo propuslcron a un
unionista y el comlslonado ampara
do ror la Ley nombro 4 un america
no para inspector de este Distrlto
por dos mcscs.
PaSaron los dos mcscs V volvcra
i ocurrir 10 mismo Y por liltimo cl
continental Sc qucdara todo cl ano
cscolar con caracter de INFERNO.
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