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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26
SOUTH POLE IS LOCATED.
to Word Received in Lon.
don from ExDlOrinp ExDeditiOn.

U"1K II VII H7<PIVf1'' 1INPSSIt1OHhs
London, March 23.-Information
has reached London, according to
the Pail Mall Gazette, that the ex-
pedition under Lieutenant Shackel-
ton, of the British navy, has reached
the south pole. The expedition left
England in July, 1907.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26
LARGE RANSOM
PAID FOR BOY
JAMES S. WHlTELA, THE FAITH.
ER, PAID $4,000 FOR EIGHT
YEAR OLD SONS RETURN.
IDENTITY OF PERSON OR PER
SONS WHO KIDNAPPED CHILD
YET UNKNOWN.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 22.-Just
before retiring, late tonight. James
S. Whitela admitted he paid $10,-
900 to the woman in the candy store
for the return of his son. 1t is be-
lieved she is an Italian but he re-
fuses to discuss her identity
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26

mapping today confessed that his
name is James Boyle, a plumber Of
Sharon, Pa. He claims that the
woman arrested with him is his
wife.
Cleveland, Ohio, March "a.
Willie Whitela today identified the
man and woman, who are held on
suspicion by the Cleveland police
as being the persons who kidnapped
aim from school at Sharon, Pa, last
Thursday and held him for $4,000
ransom, which his father paid Mon
day. He said that the man, who
gave his name as James H. Boyle,
vas the one who took him from
school and carried him to Cleveland,
then to Astabula and back to this
city and placed him in house in
the east end Of the city, where he
vas held until the ransom was paid.
Willie also declared that the wo-
man was the one who cared for him
ut the house.
The police have no other identi-
fication Of the couple than the
names given and they refuse to talk.
Immediately after Willie Whitela
had seen the man and woman at the
central police station, he was taken
to the court house and appeared be-
fore the grand jury. The charge,
under the laws of Ohio, in case an
indictment is found against them
will be blackmail, based upon the
payment of the $4,000 ransom by
Whitela.
Immediately after leaving the.
grand jury room, the Whitela party
left for Sharon.
Sharon, Pa, March "a. Be-
lieving that the most interesting
part of the story of the Kidnapping
of Willie Whitela is yet to come,
the people of Sharon are waiting in
eager expectation for the complete
identification of the persons arrest
ed at Cleveland last night and the
story of other persons connected
with the case. That others, besides
those now charged with the
crime, are implicated in it
is doubted by few here. The dis
covery of others in the case promises
to be sensational.
Thomas F. Boyle, of this city,
manager of the shenaugo hotel,
owned by the widow Of his uncle,
John Boyle, who died recently, left
for Cleveland after receiving a mes
sage from cousin, saying that the
man in custody is his brother. He
was of the opinion that a mistake
had been made for the reason that
the kidnapping occurred on the 18th
and he had letters from his brother
postmarked at St. Louis on the 10th
and Denver on the 18th, indicating
that he was on his way west at too
late date to have reached Sharon
for the kidnapping, but the letters
may have been sent by friends or
accomplices in these cities with in
structions to mail them on certain
dates.
James Boyle, believed to be the
man under arrest at Cleveland, to-
gether with a woman he says is his
wife, has been resident of Sharon
all his life, until six or seven years
ago.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26
SATISFIED THE WIDOWS
Remains Of Two Men Killed in Pow.
der Explosion Equally Divided.

uer EXplUstUH EquHIly DlVluGu.
Spokane, WASH, March 23.- "A
dispute over the remains Of two men
killed in powder mill explosion
last week was settled here today
and the widows satisfied. An equal
portion Of the remains was placed
in each of two caskets and each
widow takes one. \.
Mrs. Pineo will send her casket
to Seattle for burial and Mrs. Skal-5
berg will send the other one to Los
Angeles. q Ht. 4
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26

F. w. Bower, of Deadwood was in
the city Tuesday, renewing old ac-
quaintances.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26
THE K|DNAPPERS
CAPTURED.
JAMES H. BOYLE AND WIFE AR.
RESTED IN CLEVELAND ON
SERIOUS CHARGE.
WILLIE WHITELA IDENTIFIED
THEM AS PERSONS WHO TOOK
HIM FROM SHARON.

Cleveland, March "a. - The man
arrested here for the Whitela kid
mapping today confessed that his
name is James Boyle, plumber Of
Sharon, Pa. He claims that the
woman arrested with him is his
wife.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26

Everest Palmer was over from
Hill City Monday looking after bus
mess matters.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26
Want Commission Plan at Pierre

Want Commission Plan at Pierre.
Pierre, S. D., March ia petit
ton is being circulated in this city
asking that the city be placed under
the commission form of govern
ment, instead of the present form
by council. While the petition
has been out but a short time it
has received numerous signatures,
and the people back of the move
feel confident of securing the re-
quired number of signatures to put
the preliminaries of the plan under
way at an early date. If it is sub
mitted the plan will not go into ef-
feet until the election of 1910.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26

]. P. McElroy returned Monday
from trip through the Hills. Mr..
McElroy reports the mining portion
of the Hills in thriving condition.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26

II you've been q knocksr
come out Of it SWeay on
and Join the boo sterA It will
help some IL y.,u subscribe
for The Union. It's saying
things for Rapid City once
week. $1.so the year,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-26

When you are told that
Rapid City has a boom with
mushroom attachment. deny
1T and insist that it's just ..
natural. normal growth tat
that has begun to sit ". and
notice-thats all.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1909.
TIE NCEMDIARY

The destruction by fire of the fine
ball park is believed to have been
beyond doubt the work of an incen-
diary. That it was done in revenge,
on account of some trouble occurring
during a game played recently at
the park, is very generally ccepted as
a fact If these SurmiseS be correct,
the duty of the officers of Browns
vile and Cameron County is plain
No efforts should be spared to trace
the criminal, arrest him, and see that
he is punished as his crime deserves
One of the worst enemies of society
is the incendiary. When through
motives of revenge he commits the
crime of setting fire to the property
of some one, he turns his hand
against his fellow man in no less de-
gree than does the murderer Arson
is one of the gravest crimes in all the
criminal calendar The incendiary is
an anarchist. To crafty his anger,
his lust for revenge, not only does he
destroy the property of the one
against whom he is angry, but also
endangers the lives and property of
others. Human life is always likely
to be sacrificed, in the dangerous
work of fighting fire The law very
properly assesses a severe penalty for
this crime. and it is the duty of the
officers of the law to see that the per-
petrators of this dastardly crime re-
~ceive the penalty in full measure.
The men who set fire to the grand
stand at the Brownsville Park are ca
pable of burning the property of any
citizen against whom they may i'm
agine they have a grudge They are
a menace to property and to human
life-a dangerous element to harbor
in our midst. None can feel safe
from their lawless hand, SO long as
they go free and unrestrained. The
citizens should do all in their power
TO encourage the officers in their eff
forts to bring these fire f1ends to JUS
.tice.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17

In the line of newspaper achieve
ment in Texas, the special edition
just issued by the San Antonio Elk
press ranks easily with the first. 1t
comprises 12S pages, which are filed
with interesting and valuable infor-
nation exploiting the wonderful de-
Velopment and progress of South
Texas The illustrations are profuse
and speak even more plainly than
words of the great things being ac-
complished here. The Lower Rio
Grande Valley was liberal contribu-
tor to this big newspaper enterprise
and occupies prominent place in the
edition
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17
HAPPY HARLINGEN

Harlingen, Texas, June 16.-JOhn
Halmn has started to build a two
story house on his farm near Harlin-
gen. Mr.. Halmn has a 4O-acre tract
q of mile from the city limits on
lateral two.
Will Mari is remodeling and en-
larging his drug store He is also fit
ting up a cOmmodious Office for DIR.
J L. Graham
Quite number of the young peO-
pie met at the Moreland hotel last
evening and gave a shower party to
Tom Marchbank, who leaves for Me-
xia, Texas, this evening to bring back
one of Mexia's popular young ladies
as his bride. The shower comprised
enough kitchen utensils to stock an
ordinary house. A warm and cordial
welcome awaits Mr. Marchbank and
his bride on their return to Harlin-
gen.
Mrs L. F. Riefschneider is quite
seriously i'll from ptomaine poison
ing, supposed to have been caused by
eating some canned salmon 1t is
earnestly hoped she may soon re-
cover.
A heavy rain fell here yesterday.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17
REGRETS AND ACCEPTANCE.
Senator CulbersOn Cannot Attend
CelebratiOn-AttOrney General Da-
wilson VIII Come.

A telegram was received this morn
ing from Senator Charley Culberson
by Capt Geo. ]. Head. stating that he
would be unable to attend the cele-
bration to be held here July I'd, Sd
and 4th, on account of pressing mat
tiers of business which will compel
him to remain in Washington A
telegram was also received this morn
ing by Capt. Head from Attorney
General Davidson, stating that he
would accept the invitation to be
present during the celebration and
make an address.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17
Notice to Telephone Subscribers.

On or about the 1st of July the
company will issue a supplement
sheet to the telephone directory, and
we ask that anyone desiring changes
in the directory, or intending to in
stall a telephone, kindly advise the
management Brownsville Telephone
Co.. B. G. Stegman, Pres and Mgr.
6-17-3
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17

The newest department store in New
York viii have bank of fifty eleva-
tors
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17

Mythomania is the latest term ap-
piled to the propensity of patients to
lie to doctors.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-17

The people of the United States are
the greatest users of the telephone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
De AibOnitO


III Concejo Municipal do Aib0nihab
EN- session ordinaria celebrada por n
nismo. 81 dia ID del corriente mes, en-
tire otros aouordos, tom6 81 siguien-
Ia:
"Se da cuenta con una moci6n dc1
sehor Mcalde, en- In que solicita deA
Concejo 50 tome I'M acuerdo en- al scu
lido de hacer llegar 4 conocimicnts
del Hon. Conrado Hernandez la in
mensa satisfaction con que en- su pue-
bio natal Sc ha yistO 81 nOmbramicnfo
en- Il recaido para ocupar el primer
puesto en- la mag~isiratura pucrtorrique
ma, Y Ia Corporation nnanime accepts
con jnbilo In recommendation del seiIoE
Mcaldc. { intcrprctando los sentimieu-
tos de los habitantes del pueblo de-
AibonitO. eleva hasta 81 nuevo prcsf-
dcnte del Tribunal Supreme de Puer-
10 Rico. su mas enthusiastic felicitacion
y ie desea los mayores exitOs en- el d.
fell desempeno de tan impOrtante car-
90, haci indola extensive al presidenfe
de los Estados Unidos, por haber de
signado Il tan competente ciudadano
para ocupar la p%residencia del maS al
10 Tribunal de Justicia de Puerto r.
60.
Que copia certifIcada del anterior
acuerdo sea rcmitida al Hon Comado
Hernandez
Y en- su cumpIimieDtO de 10 acor-
dado Y para remitir al Hon. COnrad0
HERNANDEZ. expido la presente en- Al
bonito 4 10 de Abril de 1909. " H.
Geronimo Fartines Sebeam me cmfnyp
Geronimo MARTINEZ, alcalde municipal
Juan Font ZavaS. seeretario municipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
De teatrO

las funciones celebradas sabado y
domingo, han sido para In eompahis
dos exitos y. para la empresa dos He
nos, 81 de anoche sobre TODD, que ofre-
Ella deslumbrador aspecto.
Los palcos y gran parte de las iu
netas estaban ocupados por familias J
damas distinguidas dc nucstra mejor
socicdad.
III programa 10 merccia. al chi
60 de la portera," "La suertc loca" )
"Frou.Frou".
En- las tres obras trabaj6 Esperanza
Iris Y alcanz6 FL exito que eS compa.
nero inseparablc do In labor de cSta
tiple exquisite.
In eSplendida sonora PeraI fue muy
aplaudida anoche v ruidoSamente ova
cioraGa Fl Sahado, cn "Bohcmjos", en-
Va miIslca ofrccc Il la cxceIcntc tipl,
ancho campo dc lucimicnto.
la Pcral dis gran rcalcc 4 todos los
cantablcS de Ia obra, y fue a%plaudidi-
sima en- la Y en- los dnoS del
scgundo V 'tcrccr cuadro, ambos con
81 tenor v bisado 81 scgundo para co
Responder 4 In ovaci6n insistentc de.
mtrido publico.
Llaurad6 cant0 con cntusIasmo la
parte del tenor.
Muy s%impatica la Scgarra, que ha-
GO una labor muy cstimable y sobcrbiO
Sirmprc en- caracter n%aturaIisimo 81 eX.
%cclcnte y VA popular senior ~licras, que
In creado en- 10 que lleva de Temporal
da. algunos caractercs de los que que
dan de modelo para Interpretations
succsIvas.
Barraj0n, tan popular y tan aplau-
dido siempre, recibi6 constantes de.
mostracioneS de las simpatias de one
eoza en- San Juan.
Castillo. dcsbordaDte de gracia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
Domingo 0roxco.
Fl suceso de aver
I'm hombre degollado

Aver 4 las ONCE de Ia maiiana aten-
to contra su vida, en- la Gale del Crs-
to n1mero S. Francisco VazqCe2, IN
iiriendose una herlda de gravesfad en-
la traquca.
Parece que fabia tmido horas an
tes, ,n disgusto con Felipe Morales,
por cutstioncs de una nova. Sc dice
que Morales agredio a Vazquez.
I'll suleida fue corducido al cuarto
de Socorros. donde fue asisti1o de prl
mera i~ntenci6n por los practa c agTtess Da
mel V Claudio Y despues por los doc
torres Velez Lopez Y Asiles.
Vazqlez faileci6 a los qlEhnce mifu-
toS de oellrrilo 81 hocho.
Sc halla detenido Felipe Morales
Fin In ~reSkienrm del mutTto sc eTcon-
ron una carta y varlos rctratos. Sc
ine1tuto tambien la policia de I'M yer
duguillo.
Hoy 81 Juez I1lssalle ontnlara la
Investigation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
Desde HumaCaO
La aggression al cura Castaing

Ante La Corte de Distrito de Eiuna-
Gao, sc ha yisto la apeIacion InterpueS-
IA [,or Jnan J. Colon, acusado de acss-
retimiento Y aggression, en- la persona
del respectable sacerdote don Gabriel
Castaing. cnra cat6lico de Viegues.
III becho %ocurri5 en- la referIfa Isl
Y. La Corte esfaba compnesta EN- In
forma sigulente:
.juez, Lcdo. C6rdova Daviia, inter-
no, Fiscal, Lcdo Manuel Tous Sote.
inferno. Y abogado defensor, irdo-
Burset Masferrer.
La Cortc revoco la sentencia del Iuex
de VIeques, que habia condenado al
crusade Colon 4 Ia multa de setenta y
elnco dollars. Il In minima dc diez slfs-
liars De multa . djez dias de careeI-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
De Cayey
I'm choque con un automovii

FL MarteS 20 del currierHte mes en-
Ia carrete1a central Y en a kIl0metro
30, 81 autom6vil mum. 40 de la Insn1ar
Auto Co. afroll6 I'M csballu, en- que
liesaba el agrsmeRsOr de este pueblo
don Juan r. Laugier sus instrtnnGntos
de su profession, causandole la rntura
de las dos patas traceras Y In he
rida, guedando en tai cstado dicho
animal. que eli motorista madEio al qua
dla Mayoral, que presencho dfshos he
cnos q que 10 matase, d~ispararrlole
aquel dos tires. Como es consIguftaGtc
los instrumentos del senior j. LaugIer
han qucdado imtilizados para poder
trafalgar o elios.
Sc nos dice que Il senior lEslgrcr ha
interpucsto la correspondence recla-
macion ante los triburales-
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
la combination judicial
In Ia Fortalexa

III secretario particular del gober-
ador no anuncio hoy como de costum-
bre, la vista de los reporters, por
cuyo motive Mr.. Post, siemprc tan aten
To con Ia prensa, no pudo recibirlos
IN su despacho.
Sc trataba de preguntar nj distin-
guido funcionario, sobrc Ia cOmbina'
ci6n Judicial.
Esta tardc 4 las dos. 81 sccretario
particular de Mr.. Post In contesiado
i pregnntas de nm rcdactor nuestro
que no hay NADIA Official sobrc los nom
hramicntos.
Scntimos que nuestro amigo 81 caba'
Hero Noble este algo atraSado dc M
ticias.
81. hay combination judicial, Y por
~anadidura, va esta hccha.
la combination cs la %siguientc:
FL senior Audrey ira de Jucz dc la
sccci6n primcra dc eSta Cortc, y ocn-
para la vacantc Sel senior Audrey en-
La secci6n segunda, cl .Jucz Mr.. Gill.
III senior Footc, que sirvc en- ilu-
macao, pasara de Jucz a la Corte dc
pistrito de Ponce.
III senior j. V. Domingucz, Juez de
paz de Mayagiicz, sera clevado con 81
mismo cargo 4 la Corte de llumacao.
FL senior Footc. 81 no eStamos equl-
Socado, es I'll magistrate mas antique
del scrvicio. FL senior Dominique, es
jovcn, pero Sc haccn clogios de su APP
litud para la magistratura, y Sc cSpc-
ra que sera I'm Jucz con todos los re
u~uisitos que senala la ley.
IIace ocho dias dcciamos 10 siguien-
tie:
"Es muy possible que aresar de la
numerosas cartas que Sc han recIbi-
do en- la oficina del gobierno, pldicn-
do que el Juez Mr.. Gill no sea tras-
ladado de Ponce. sc cfectue Ell tras-
lado por convenir asi al gobierno. La
noticia no es Official, pero hay rumo-
res de que ell Juez Gill sera trasla-
dado."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
In La oficina del Attorney

Mr.. Brown nos ha reeIbIdo esta ma
nana Embellishments. Nos diJo que e
10 c%onocia bien la combination judi
cial. y que probablemente, Il %goberna
dor podria suministrar la information
que s~olicitabamos.
Nos Impulse de la denuncia del licen
.iado del Toro Fernandez contra e
Iuez municipal de Cabo RoJo, por in
fracci6n-segun ell llccnciado-dei ar
ticulo SO del Codigo Penal.
Mr.. Brown nos dijo: Enviare 81 es
critic al fiscal Lloreda, de Mayaglez
par que investigue el ease.
Cree ell Attorney INFERNO, que 81
jueves pr6ximo Sc aprobaran en- la Sc
sion del Consejo Executive, los nom
bramientos de la combination Judicial.
Manana Sc remItira 4 Mr.. SIebert
sn nombramiento de que o 0eupa-
mos mas arriba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
La troupe Tatali

IA slmpatco v popular empresario
senior Tatali. csta Dr. nuevO entire nos
otnos Y nos aDuncia que del trece al
~eatorce del entrante mes IIegara su ex-
celente compania acrobatica que esta
en- la aetuslidad en- Santo Domingo
t~rabaJando con gran exito.
Tatali trae muchas novedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-26
N@&a del @6a

RI discurs0 pronunciado por Il senior
i.arffnaga, 81 dia siete del eorrlcnte
en- Ia Camara de Representatives. d'
Washington, ha dado lugar a c'criaS
d~oclaraciones de distinguidos parIalnen
tarlos; unos, que mantioneu Il fcrrec
c%iitorio que hs inSpirado los proceed
,riontos coloniales de Norteamerica, l.!
u.ros, auc, mas humanos, hacen allen
tar e%speranzas puestas en- ias neceSa-
t.as rc~ctificacionos d. la pOlitica seGui-
la Dor la poderosa repnblicl IN Pucr-
to Rico.
Namos 4 tranScribir y a comentar
un:., frascs Dc Mr.. IIobson, repreeen-
tante del Estado de Nueva York. di-
clas con el exprcsado motive:
'Yo crco que hasa ahora. este Con
g.eso. no ha dedicado cl tempo neccsa
RIO para dar complete atenci6n a nues-
tvs yosesioncs. Yo creo que cuando
So I~evanta un Delegado de n de es-
It's Iib>tSBpjINN y tfti'h hENfsA| - -
80 apoyando 10 que propone en- hene-
ticio de su propio pueblo, nosotroS de
homos prcs.ar Il csos rzonamientos
ma cuidadoSa atcncion.'
Al decir este, rcferiase Nj. Itobson
III asunto del cafe. planteado br%iilante-
mcnte por el senior Larr1naga. pero
sis paabras parecian aplicadas tam
ticn al status politico imperaate gu la
coionia.
NJ en 10 p%olitico nj en- :, econ6mi-
o. >e ha prestado atenci5n eumpi'ds
,sur 81 Congreso & las nccesidadeS 60
'enjales.
Dice bien el ~distinguido ~rcpreeentan-
,4u-a vo1 simratioa reTereute 60
mo IN eco amigo en- la hostilidad del
ambiente de egojSIno y DC dsprrocr
~taci1n que esta enrarecieuJo nuesfra
atm6sfera V dificultando nuestra vida
FL Congreso, que IS ei iiamado. pa
n haccr extensive 4 Puerto REQ Il
regimen nacional. libertanfo a Ia isia
de an sistema De coloniaIe, no ha pres
tado Il esta neccsidad, 4 esta otra de
i~usticia reparadora d. Ia atenci6n que
debla.
Y no cs porque la onlni6n no - ha-
VA movido aqui, no porqu - hava
confiado / Ia buena fe de Ia tutoria.
el fij8r IN plazo DE- termino al regi-
men Foraker, no. En- t0das Lar iegIs-
taturas Ia do para Il PRESIDENT y
para eli Congress- q memorial 4ue pc
dia Ia reforma dcmocratica. Tia iio
durante dos aHos, dia por dla q 30
i.ETIN que enyiabamos gratis ! los
.ias %consplcUos Representatives. } >ena-
,lores y al presidente y los miembroS
del cabinet G. Vashir gtoa, ilevando
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oritica razoa sda del regimen ' a. IA
proceed imientos lie algunos -fuucionario.
en- la isla.
la propaganda desde aqi era aeti
n ' uatri6tiea. Los partuios poiiti-
cos c8nsignaban ambos IA neeesldad
dr ref0rmar e acta organics ala
"a h ashlngton 81 comis,onads loi
- Il Rico. ca cuantas ocaIoneS pu
do dirigir la palabra 4 los legislators
~nacionaies. puso de relieve IA mOustruo
si,iad del sistems important ) habloi
ronbre de 81 pueblo con = conyenci
micuto de Ia sineeridad } IA rl"cIen-
de IA JustIcia.
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) Ia oI.ni6n 10 parecc caHiiar 80 Nor