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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-07
UN PLE|T0
INTERSTATE.
En- el supreme Sc VIC
Ia apelacion contra
sentencia del tribunal
de Arecibo.
Este tribunal declare con
lugar la demanda inter
puesta por Rosa Maria Ca
laf y otros contra F ederico
Calaf,
Toda la session del dia cores
pondio a los informeS de los
apelantes.

Los dias cinco y seis del presente
mes, fueron los sehalados para la Wis
ia ante la corte Suprema de esta isla,
de este importante plelto.
Representation a los apelantes los
sehores Alvarez Nava y Boerman y
a los apelados los senores Lopez de
Tord, Acuna y Canales.
La apelaci6n fue entablada con-
ira sentencia de la corte de dlstrlto
de Arecibo, la cual declara con lu-
gar la demanda de Rosa Maria Ca
laf V otros, contra Federico Calaf, y
decreta la nulidad del testamento a
favor de este.
Toda la session del dia cinco CO.
rrespondi6 a los informes orales
de los apelantes Inicio los deba--
tes el senor Alvarez Nava, ell
cual expuso las razones que te-
MIA para solicitar la revocation
de la sentencia apoyando svls
argumentos en- la certeza y legltlml-
dad del documento de reconoclmlen-
to presentado en- Ia corte inferior por
los demandantes.
Despues del sehor Alvarez Nava,
hizo uso de la palabra el senior Boer-
man, desarrollando en- su informe,
que duro cerca de media hora, algu-
mas cuestiones de derecho relaciona-
das con el asunto debatido. Al ter
minar ell senor Boerman, el Hon. pre-
sidente del tribunal dispuso la sus-
pension de la vista, para continuar-
Sc Ell dfa seis.
Reanudada la session en- la mana
ma de aver, TOGO el turno de los infor
mes a los apelados, hacienda uso de
la palabra en- primer lugar, ell senior
Eduardo Acuna, quien manifesto al
levantarse, que siendo tres los abo-
gados de los apelados, Sc habian dis
tribuido e. trabajo de manera que a
el (Sr. Acuha), lie correspondia ira
tar de los hechos v a los senores Ca
males y Lopez de Tord, de todas la
cuestiones de derecho.
FL Sr. Acuha hizo constar al ]e-
vantarse, que 81 bien agradecia q La
ilustrada representation del apelan-
te la salvedad que habian hecho, de
que no les alcanzaba en- manera al
guna 10 que habian expuesto sobre
Justification del documento, 6l, nj
ninguno de sus compaheros, acepta-
ba dicha salvedad.
Siguio ell sehor Acuha exponiendo
la relacion de los hechos.
Al terminar ell Sr. Acuha, Sc levan-
to el Sr. Canales, quien desarroll6 la
doctrina jurfdica que a SUI juicio ha-
bia que aplicar a las cuestiones sus-
citadas en- el curse del debate.
Siguio al Sr. Canales, el Sr. Lopez
de Tord, ell cual trat6 10 que el mis-
mo califco de eel nervio de la cues
ton debatida'.
Mas de una hora duro Ia
disertacion del ST. Lopez de Tord,
concluida la cual. Y dcspucs de hrc
YES rcctificaciones por ambaS parties
lued6 cerrado el debate.
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Eh LARES.
Tanb:en all cause
alarna el estado bru
moso de las rnonta-
nas vel rostro del sol.
Cada botella ha sido con-
vertida en- telescope y
cada cocir,a un observa~
torlo. II
Ha sido muy sentida la ausencia
del virtuoso sacerdote Sr.
Aquilue.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Abril 5.-El domingo, cuando Sc
celebraba misa, ell Rev. cura parroco
don Vicente AquiIut,s Sc despidi6 de
sus feligreses para trasladarse a San
Juan, efectuando el viaie aver lunes
en- ell autom6vil que salio por la ma
rama para Aguadilla. Ell objeto de ir
ALI, es para yer 81 Sc repone de SUI sa-
lud hace alguf. Tempo quebrantada
La ausencia del luerido parroco, ha
sido muy sentida por todos los ele
mentos catolicos de este pueblo.
Ell virtuoso sacerdote continua
slendo parroco y una vez repuesto
de sus dolencias que le aquejan, vol
vera a esta paroquia. Queda interi-
no aqui el P. Aranabia, quien llev6
a cabo felizmente los ejercicios de
Semana Santa.
Varios amigos acompaharon al sa-
cerdote de que me ocupo hasta San
Juan. Rogamos a Dios que pronto
retorne a este pueblo, donde Sc lie es-
TINA con toda la sinceridad del alma
-Ires dias tuvimos aqui de una
denslslma niebla. La mayor parte de
estos veclnos, estaban muy preocu-
pados pues a una legua de distan-
cla no Sc podia divisar siquie-
ra una casa. Las montanas
estaban totalmente cubiertas de
espesa neblina creyendose va que
un cataclismo Sc avecinsba. Dos
horas antes de obscurece ell sol
aparecia completamente rojo atri-
ouyendose este a la pronta apa-
rlcion del cometa Haley.
y aproposito del cometa Haley
este vagabundo@ @monstruo del espa-
clio tiene intranquila nuestra gente,
10 mismo al pobre campesino q al de
lngenio agudo. Tanto de dia como
de noche no son pocos los que diri-
jen dlariamente la vista al cielo bus
cando al rey de los cometas. Algunos
ansiosos de verlo han convertible las
botellas en- telescope.
Felipe Velez Segarra que estuvo
loco y que fu6 curado en- el manico-
mio ell ano pasado, vuelve a estar pa
deciendo de enagenacion mental. He
dido decir que csta manana penetr6
en- la escuela Washington, y esta pa
scando por la carretera.
A la edad de Sc amos ha fallecido
en- el barrio "Pueblo" la respectable
sonora dona Eulalia Segarra de Levy
Aver Sc verified su entierro a las seis
de la tarde.
Acomnanaron al cadavcr hasta el
sus numerosos amigos Y
familiares.
Don Daniel Rodriguez con senti-
das frases dcspidi6 el duelo de la f.
NADIA.
FL mismo dia fallecio cl propieta-
rio del mismo barrio don Pantale6n
Gonzalez, quien fue acompanado
hasta la ultima morada por sus mu-
chos amigos Y parientes.
Que deScanccn en- paz los que aver
dcjaron cl mlmdo de los vivos.
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gun esta hip6tesis, creo un universe.
Pues bien, seglin este, creo tener de-
recho a suponer, y asi 10 preficro, a
un artista autor de la obra, a un Gre
ador autor de la creaci6n y no impor-
ia como cxpliqueis ell progreso de la
creaci6n. mientras Dios pelnanezca
su autor, NADIA podra remover mi fe
en- Jehova.
81 NE viese en- la necesidad de acep
tar una de estas teorfas. preferiria la
primera pues 81 podemos ahuyentar
de ese planeta el germen de la vida
Y dejarlo en- el espacio, podemos adj
vinar el resultado, Y nadie nos podra
contradecir; pero 81 aceptamos la doc
trina de la generacion espontanea no
podemos explicar por que causa la
generation espontanea deio de obrar
despues que Sc creo el primer germen
Aunque pudieramos remontamos
a la epoca prehistorica, que denomi-
naremos "el prlnclplo no podemos
negar la creaci0n, V para mi es tan
facil Greer que Dios creo al hombre
tai cual es en- la actualidad como ell
Greer que haya creado milloneS de
amos ha un germen de vida Y dotado-
10 de poder para transformers bajo
las diferentes formas en- que Sc nos
manifesto la vida.
Por tanto, me opongo a la teoria
darwiniana a menos que Sc presen-
ten pruebas mas concluyentes. pues
temo que perdamos la experiencia
de la presencia de Dios en- nuestra
vida cotidiana 81 hemos de suponer
que durante todos los siglos ningtin /
poder espiritual ha intervenido en-
Ia vida del hombre nj ha tornado 81
icstino de las naciones. Aun bav
Dtra objection. La teoria darwiniana
sostiene que ell hombre ha alcanza-I
Ccntin6a en- Ia pagins "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-07

riS Roig en- sgosto de 1906 v estaba
asegursdo en- dos mil dollars desde
1905. En- septiembse de 1908 fue con
sumads la venta por Rernaria Des-
pues Riera sigui6 viviendo Ia casa
en- srrendamiento.
En- febrero Is de este aho Foma-
MS demando 4 Riers por desahucio.
slendo este condenado por Ia corte.
El viernes primero de este mss el Sr.
Fomaris ibs a pedir 4 L. corte el Ian
zamiento del inquilino. FL iguisnte
dfa sabsdo Sc muda Riera de u casa
v en- ie madrugads del lunss ocurri6
el incendio. La dessacion dA G. For
msris obedecD al hecho de o. due
no de Ia casa asegurada. Estoe son
los datos exactos.
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cia, San Juan.
Seis tardc aver llec6 Mr. BRYAN
pcr carretera central en- autom6vil.
hospedsn dose en el hotel Frences
El pueblo comruesto dc amho.
partidoS poli'icoS Ic hizo un grandio-
so reCihimiento. E>ta mshana en-
el tren salid Mayagucz regrcsando
cinco tarie hoy hahlari su IIegada
desdc el hotel frances v por Ia no.
che en- el teatro-La Perla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-07
e infanticiidio
de "Miii||as. y
K amona Huera Sc lam
la mujer que dlo muer-
te a su hijo.
Sc dice que otra vez eStuvo en-.
causada por ell mismO delito.

Ramona H1erta. Que cometio el
infantlcidio en- N'n,lla. barrio de
Bayamon. es una muler como de
81 a - amos dee edad blanca, los
pomulos salientes. muv pronuncia-
dos; ojos verdeS muv grandes. su
cStatura regular Dice que ell padre
de Ia infeliz criatura victima de SUI
crueldad cS Limo Rivera.
Sc dice que otrs vez estuvo acusa-
da del mismo delito y fuk absuelta
por fslts de pruebss.
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Varios profesores de
San Juan solicitan la
solidaridad de todos.
Supllcan a sus compane
ros la fundacion de asocia
clones locales.
Es de esperarse que la Asecia.
cion de Maestros de Puerto.
Rico sera un hecho en- breve-

Varios profesores de San Juan han
hecho circular el siguiente mani
! fiesto:
Querldos cOmpaberos:
Deseando yer realizada la hermo-
sa idea de la Asoclaci6n Insular del
Magisterio, hemos estado trabajan-
do durante varios meses con el fin
de obtener los nombres de los com
paneros que en- Ia Isla residen, inte-
resar en- nuestea labor a los ms
pectores, preparar proyectos de Es.-
tatutos, y enviar al mayor nlimero
possible una circular explicativa d.
nuestros prop6sitos.
El exito alcanzado en- la reunion
ha POGO celebrada en- el Ateneo de
San Juan, y las cartas, adheslones
por teelegrafo & de toda la Isla, nos
lndican que Ia idea de la Association
Sc halla en- el corazon de todos, Y
que no hay motive alguno que impl-
da SUI realization.
Honrados por la Asamblea con los
cargos directivos nos permltimos
dirlgir este llamamlento a todos
los maestros de la Isla,para que nos
unamos en- apretado haz, tenlendo
en- cuenta la bondad de la idea antes
que la insignificancia de los dlrecto-
res actuales del movimiento.
Al invitar a los maestlos q la pri-
mera reunion, solo les enviamos
como Estatutos ideas fundamental
les para que la verdadera reglamen-
tacion fuera obra de todos en- la
Asamblea, y surglera asf: con mas
prestigio que siendo obra nuestra
y como tai inperfecta.
Es necesario que formemos un
nucleo fuerte, que la Asociacion por
el esfuerzo de todos surja poderosa
y LENA brillo, que los que destruyen
y no edifican dejen paso franco a
todos los que constituimos los que
es hoy modesto casa y pueda ser
mahana temple fastuoso que indl-
que cuanto puede la union de los
elementos que integran el maglste-
rio puertorriqueho.
Suplicamos pues, a los maestros
que former en- sus respectivas po-
blaciones asociaciones locales, dan
do cuenta q esta para que todos los
trabajos de organization queden
terminados a la brevedad possible.
La Union del magisterlo es para
algo urgente. 81 continua-
mos fracasando en- estos empehos,
apareceremos ante Ia sociedad como
una casta inferior de ciudadanos
que predica una cosa y practlca
otra, 8 como seres incapaces de com
prender las ventajas de la Asocla-
cion.
Esperamos que el magisterio yea
en- este llamamiento no la suplica de
media docena de modestos compa ne
ros, sino la voz de nucstros comunes
intcreses V la neccsidad dc salir de
I'm funesto aislamien,o.
I,nviando Il todos las cra'ciaS por
,uanto hagan en- ell sentido indicado, +.
luedamos /
Muv atentamente, Aantonio So
rierd. Presidente. Rosario Bdbrr
Vice Presidente.-.iugu~to ,Noioret
Secretario. Pedro G. Tim"ihrc. Tc- (,
;orero.-Beotriz LnSdILr, Vocal.
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Sc pasa en- el colegio es eI periodic mas
critico en- la vida del i6ven; pues, en-
tonces es cuando este empicza q des-
plcgar sus facultades, cuando Sc 81
entc mas fuerte V cree saber mucho.
Fu6 en- esta 6poca cuando Sc ofus-
90 mi mente con las varias teorias de
Ia creaci0n. Examine estas teOrias
v encontre que todas elias principia-
ban presumiendo algo. La hipotesis
nebulosa, por ejemnlo. presume que
Ia materia v Ia fuerza. siempre han
existido. La materia en- partfculas
infinitsmente pequefias Y estas parti
rulas separadas las unas de las otras,
por TN espacio tambi6n infinitamen-
te pequeio.
Empezando por esta presuncion,
Ia fueIa que obra en- la materia, Sc
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MeIcado de a1ucaT.

New York. Abril :. -El
nercads eerro hoy sus opera
clones al precis de $4.36
6rne.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-07
Mr.. Bryan en- Ponce.
FL pueblo tribute al gran demo.
crata entuSiaSta recibimiento.
Por TELEGRAPH
De nue<tro eorreSpopeal

De nueStro oorrespoDsal
Nuestrn rorresponsal en- Ponce
nos ha traSmitido hoy el siguiente
despacho telegrafico:
Ponce Abrl 7.-Corresponden
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-07
SobIe Ell incendio
de Ponce.
Detalles sobre la detencion
del Sr. F ornaris.
Riera viva II casa Y fue de-
msndado pOr FOrnariS, ha-
biendO ocurridO ell sinieStro
dos diaS deSpues de haber
desocupado Riera.
} or telfgrafo.
De nuestro corresponsal

De nuestro corresponsal
How a las -! Ia. m recibimos de
'nueStro corresponsal el siguiente
despach":
Ponce. abril la Correspon-
dencia" San Juan.
"Amplio mi information anterior
con IgeraS sclsrscioneS. sobre el in
cendio de Ia Playa.
Fl edifcio fu6 vpndido con pac-
to De retro por Jose Riera a Forna-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
Office Boy
Always
Potential
Boss
B. JONAS HOWARD

and the casual opsmisms Of the ordinary gv Of ady the Young
that they from who has the right talk especially
along this line Mr. Mcmahon does say what he does simply
believes it, lie knows Mr. Mcmahon began his
roy with the firm of which he being the head
TIE Mcmahon good inspiring idea with which begin
The year eks with hope and optimism and has results
up Mcmahon only 43 years old and from enough
suit anybody he has mounted pretty the heights Of business
success
lie ~ when he began the New York Office Farbnk
company That 20 years ago There nothing spectacular
about the boy There probably thousands kids
around Tic country this who show much promise he
had living and he did
nothing but work work hard for his subsequent promotions
He moved naturally from ordinary Office ordinary clerk and
wasn't un he placed charge Of the export shipping business
The future began promise much There he displayed the ability
him the confidence Of his upo and 1896 he appointed
general sales Manager and Chicago
Chicago has bern the Of biz most important activities but he
Ills spurs before he here 1t easy enough continue
as where thousands fail is in making big ep upward
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
STRICT NEW ENGLISH LAW
tions May Be Copyrighted
In the Future.
IAN grimaces in Mr., so-and-so',

"All grimaces In Mr.. So-and-So's
performances are copyrighted.
This notice on the program may
greet the eye of spectator of the har
lequinade of the future II effect if
given to the recommendations OF the
committee to consider the law of copy
right. which has just concluded its
sittings. says an English exchange
For in its report Just published ap
pears the recommendation that the
protection of copyright should be ex
tended to entertainments in dumb
show" and these Mr. Scrutton, X. G.,
a dissenting member of the committee,
points out, must necessarily include
facial expressions.
But the clown will not be the only
one to benefit The contortionist who
ties himself in a novel knot, the gym.
mast who invents some new feat. may
equally copyright them. for their en-.
tertainments may be entertainments
In dumb show"
Verbal contortionists, too. will have
their need of protection, for the com,
mittee recommends that authors of
lectures. speeches and sermons should
have the sole right of delivering them,
though newspapers may report them
unless notice prohibiting publication
is given at the time of delivery.
No longer will the author of mu-
steal work groan at the thought Of lost
royalties when he hears his master
piece ground out on barrel organ.
for he Is to have the sole right of au,
thorizing its adaptation to instru-
ments which can produce them me-
chemically"
And the artist who sees his picture
reproduced by cinematograph may
be tempted to overlook the absence
OF some of its finer shades in reckon
ing the profits of the performance
For. so the committee recommends,
authors of literary, scientific or arts
tic works are to have the exclusive
right Of authorizing the reproduction
and public presentation of their works
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
AND COMMENT
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
10y Retired Capitalist)
WHAT is THE MATTER?

What is the matter with East st.
Louis that she goes on a frantic raid
through extreme Southern Illinois to
obtain recruits for her population and
business? This is q question thai
naturally will arise in many minds.
She is scared and shows it. There
are many vacant house in East ST.
Louis and the number is increasing
rapidly The movement back to the
farm has hit her: but more serious
rs the fact that the factories there
fave greatly reduced their wording
forces, owing to diminished deman
for their products; and a prospect
for resumption of work is not iis-
cernable. Indeed, the prospect fol
further stoppage is seen by many of
tie inhabitants Extending the raid
with special train, loaded with Lead
ing citizens, accompanied by brass
band, banners, fireworks and fiery
orators, to Cairo was peculiar. Does
The st. Louis suburb consider this
city an easy mark? Or did the big
men seek cheerful company to revive
their depressed spirits? To remove
from Cairo to a merely suburban city
would be supremacy ridiculous What
is the inducemenc? $50 miles of four
foot water in summer and river
blocked with ice in winter Special
taxation beyond precedent The inn
nortance of East ST. Louis Is wholly
due to the big city across the river
which has located yards there and
several factories, the latter mostly
branches
East st. Louis can have no COM
merce of her own There are no
wholesale stores and no demand for
retail shops, excepting corner gro
ceries and notion stores. 1t costs but
five cents to cross the bridge to the
big city, whore there are great stocks
Of goods and bargain sales every day
in the week.
st. Louis is a business center, so is
Cairo. East st. Louis is merely SUI
burban and can never be made any.
thing else.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

Announcement Is made this morn
ling that the owners of the houses on
Thirteenth street have agreed to or
der all present inmates to yacate
them By May 1st This is the result
of quiet but determined action by
the Social Purity League composed
|of half hundred or more church
men and women. The Social Purity
League was organized as a result of
sensational revelations made by the
mother OF a young boy who had been
ruined by women on the street. She
tried to engage the interest of the
police in the matter, but failed, and
went at it herself with the aid Of
others. 1t was shown that sixteen
young boys, ranging in age from IA
to 16 years, had been regular visitors
at some of the houses, and nine OF
them were diseased, some of them
ruined for life. AT the hearing i'm
Judge lannon's court 1t was revealed
that one Of the boys, ii years old, hal
been carried in the arms of one OF
the women to her room and there de-
filed. A similar condition prevailed
in the houses ON Walnut street,
where women made practice Of en-
ticing young school boys into their
houses. The revelations made and
the seeming wilful inactivity and in
difference of the police, aroused the
of the city intensely and the
fathers as well, and the formation Of
the Social Purity League was the
natural, inevitable result, In this
case, as in numerous others that
might be cited, lax police government
has acted ais public irritant and as
| challenge to the people 70 take the
aw into their own hands which
some of them have done through the
Social Purity League.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
ADAM BEDE HAS NEW IDEA
Insists That Society for the Suppress.
sion of Cruelty to Soil
Is Needed.

A Society for the Suppression of
Cruelty to Soil Is advocated by j.
Adam Bede, former congressman from
Minnesota and humorist of national
reputation. the ST. Paul Dispatch says,
Not only does he believe In such
society, but he says he expects to live
long enough to see one organized un.
der government supervision
Stuff, This thing of increased cost
of living" Mr.. Bede said. ut
doesn't cost more unless you make
it, If we'd live like our grand
mothers did It wouldn't cost any
more. The trouble is, we're living too
fast and too luxurlously. worked
my way through school I'm paying
the way of my children Grandma did
her own housework We're hiring ours
done. It's just that kind OF thing
which causes us to spend money Anu
luxuries! Why. the farmers are got
ting so wealthy they want to ride in
automobiles. Cows upstate are get
ting so they won't give down their
milk unless You turn on the electric
lights and have Caruso to sing lt's
the rust, not the trusts. which Il
hurting us. Travelling down throuE
Kansas short time ago. | saw All
kinds of farm machinery. wagons, bug
gies and implements, standing out ii
the Misunderstanding. We're too iazs
TO take care of the things We hHy,
We're not making the ground prodac
as it should. We're negiectIng it :"
have not learned to rotate The cFom
We plant wheat and more wheat TIM
we have whoated the ground
death That's why want to sc u
cicty for the Prevention OF Cruc.ty
Soil"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
HAPPY RESIDENT OF
THE SUNFLOWER STATE

stomach and kidney trouble, from
which Was unable to obtain relief
! treated with several doctors and
tried many advertised remedies. with
disappointing results. Ny health de-
clined until became a physical
wreck with my vitality exhausted
and my nervous system broken down
My husband. becoming impressed
with an advertisement of the Coop
er remedies, proposed that try
Cooper's New Discovery | had. lot
faith in everything, but consented
to do so. Much to my surprise 1t
helped me, and began to improve
from the lay | took the first dose.
Now, after having taken the full
treatment. feel like a different
woman--no more headaches, back
aches or dizziness. | am strong and
well. That tired feeling is complete
ly gone, and pain have had in my
stomach for the past six months has
disappeared Cooper's New Discov-
cry is simply wonderful
Wesell Cooper's New discovery.
Thousands of grateful people through.
out the country have testified to its
marvellous properties. Let us explain
to you the nature OF this remarkable
stomach preparation. r. G. Schulz Y
Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

The Pelley Monument Committee
wants citizens to offer suggestions
for inscriptions on the monument to
be erected to the memory of Miss
Anna Pelley. All persons in AMI
around Cairo are asked to interest
themselves, sending appropriate sen
timents comprising from twenty to
thirty words. to Julius p Schulz
president Of the Schulz Lumber Co..
Cairo, I'll. The committee will pass
upon what is sent in and select what
shall seem most expressive and most
suited. The monument Is rapidly ap
preaching completion and will be set
up some time next month Probably
it will be placed on exhibition mere
for a time to enable the people of
Cairo to see it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

The esteemed Mound City Tribune
persists in its contention that politi-
cal enemies of Mayor Parsons
framed up" the late grand jury and
dictated its report condemning the
mayors police government. The Bull
letin has given the contemporary
several things to explain, which
seemed to be strongly against this
claim, and 1t has evaded them. Here's
another: If the late grand jury was
under the influence Of the MAYORS
enemies, how comes it that His
Honor claims credit for its findings
SO far as the members of the late
mob are concerned2