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The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28
NEW PROSPECT.

We have wakened up again at
ter a long rest.
Earnest Cooper of Old Monroe
made a flying trip to j. r. Rupert
Sunday and returned home Mon
day.
Dosser Dulaney who has been
visiting in Kansas City returned
home last week.
We were sorry to hear of the
death of To,bert Birch last Sunday
He once lived in this neighborhood
and was the father of Mrs. W.
Steele of Ayres. He leaves a wife
and several children to mourn his
death.
Otto Rupert spent the day at
Henry Jones' Sunday.
Waiter Ellis and family have NOV
ed from the Hatfield farm to a
farm neal Slater.
Will Gillian has moved to Mrs.
George Cooks place.
We understand the young ladies
OF this neighborhood have decided
that John X. Benson is the mos.
handsome young bachelor around
here.
Ben Boring and family ate din
ner at Jake Cooks Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Johnson and children
returned home last week after a
two weeks visit in Kansas City.
Miss Cecile and Ollie Carr and
Miss Nellie Dulaney visited Miss
Vera Hill Sunday.
Sunday school was well attend
ed Sunday.
A lot of Ayres young people met
at Joe Herrmanns Sunday after
noon and had their pictures taken.
Dock McClain and family visited
at ]. w. Ayres Sunday.
The crazy correspondent OF the
crazy Ayres items has a crazy no
ton in his crazy head that the
Crazy Idea is a crazy thing. But
time will tell which OF the two is
the craziest, the Crazy Idea or the
crazy correspondent. We think
that instead of trying to discour-
age the young people in their Crazy
Idea chat being the name of their
play we should encourage them
for who knows what talent for ACT
ing there may be hidden in this
little city OF Ayres.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28
ROSE VALLEY

News Is scarce at this writing.
John Clinard and family were the
guests Of Harry Jackson and wife
Sunday.
Hiram Rothrock and family and
Mrs. Paul Welborn and children
were dinner guests Of John d. Roth
rocks Sunday.
Blwood Yokley and family were
the guests Of the formers brother
Sid Yokley and family Sunday.
Miss Lucy Rothrock was the
guest of her grand parents Satur-
day and Sunday.
jim Baldwin and family and Miss
Ida Mayse were the guests Of Wal
ter Smith and family Sunday!
Arthur Cox, wife and baby and
Everett Chambers and wife we're
the guests Of B. F. Hall and wife
Sunday.
Oscar Mayse and family were
guests of Uriah Mayse and family
Monday.
Charley Oneal and wife were Mon
day guests of Harry Jackson and
wife.
Misses Frieda D%ierking and Hi.da
Mittlebuscher were the guests OF
Miss Lemler Sunday.
r. A. McAllister and family at
tended church at Sweet Springs
Sunday and we're dinner guests of
Henry johnson and family.
j. d. Rothrock and Samuel Roth
rock attended church at Sweet
Springs Sunday night.
Elwood Yokley and AL Robins
sold to Binkley and Ray of Sweet
Springs a fine bunch of hogs.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28
SLATER

r. n. Brown, wife and daughter,
Miss Inez were on our streets Tues
day from Clay Center.
Matt Schawb and family OF Glas-
gov visited with Fred Windmeyer
and wife Saturday and Sunday.
E. C. Neff spent a few days last
week in Kansas City.
Richard Nuckles and wife and DIR,
G. T. Nuckles and wife of Mar
shall were the guests Sunday OF
formers son, DR.. r H. Nuckles and
family.
Robert Cowan was here from
Hardeman Saturday shaking hand;
with friends.
Mrs. Frank Stone and little cir
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28
D PRAIRIE

LeeMcLaughlin was visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Fletcher Saturday and
Sunday.
Dr.. Shuck was called to see @.
B. Fletcher Sunday morning and
reported him getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins were guests
at George Witchers Sunday.
Jim lobe and family ere visit
ing MI. ,and Mrs. ODE MARI.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28

blo ~ .oSS iS Shh~ .
Services at the Catholic church
1880 a. m. Sunday conducted by
Father jennings.
Mrs. Frank Castle was shopping
in Marshall Monday.
Supt. Lynch Of Marshall visited
our school Monday and was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Thompson until Tuesday.
Raphael Thompson and bride
who are now on a wedding tour in
Kentucky expect to return and go
to housekeeping on Mrs. Ruth
Duncans farm March first.
M. and Mrs. John Galloway and
daughter Miss Jennie of Lodi,
California, after a visit to Jesse
Fulkerson and wife have gone TO
Illinois to visit relatives.
DR. w. B. Wingfield and wife
were Marshall visitors Tuesday.
Dick Hildebrand and wife and
Miss jamie King attended Miss
Maloneys Euchre party Monday
evening.
d. w. Becraft and wife will move
March first to a farm southeast OF
Marshall. We are sorry to loose
them from our midst.
Mrs. H. Green after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives at Next
CO has returned home.
Lester H%utcherson who has been
on the sick list is able to be out
again.
Miss Helen Thompson made a
business trip to Marshall Saturday
The little daughter Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Joseph Hamil who has been
quite sick is reported improving.
Mrs. Jas. Coffee and Mrs. Prit-
chard OF Sweet Springs were the
guests OF Mrs. Andy Judge Tues
day.
Frank Castle and Richard Barr
each report the loss of a fine mule
on the first of the week.
Jerome Prior and wife and Frank
Rigney and Miss Mamie Allenberl
of Marshall game out Monday tt
attend the Euchre party given b!
Miss Nora Maloney.
Miss Lucille Long is home from
school suffering with Sciatic rheu
matism.
Jas. Doolan was in Marshall OF
business Monday.
Mrs. Bette Wheeler of Marshal
took supper with her brother Dr.
Wingfield and wife Sunday.
j. j. Campbell and wife spen
Monday with j. ]. Horrigan ant
family near Fairville.
Miss Harriet Thompson VIII
teaches the Elgin school has clos
ed it on account of measles.
Mrs. Matte King was shopping
iii Marshall Saturday.
Austin Jones a student OF M. "
G. who has been driving to an
from school will now board wit
y. A. Jones and wife in Marshall.
Mrs. Martha Bickers who ha
been confined to her bed sewers
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28

TWENTY BOYS WANTED to
work for a Shetland pony, cart
and harness. Liberal pay to bright
Logs, besides the chance to earn
a pony. Successful boys win be
given permanent positions which
will not interfere with school du-
ties. THOS. p. VAWTER,
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28
LITTLE ROCK

chas Reynolds, Willard Thornton
Chas. Thornton and DR.. Sharp were
Arrow Rock callers Monday even
ing
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28

did span Of mules Monday from
L. A. Wilmarth of Cooper county.
The price paid was $500.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28

weeks with paralysis is reported
better.
Mrs. Bette Martin of Marshall,
and Miss Bette Mikels of Salt
Springs were callers here Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28
The St. Louis Star
Under the ownership OF
MIR. E. G. LEWIS,

Will be the Ideal Family
Paper for the year 1910.
It will be bigger, better and
more interesting with each issue,
and will continue to lead all others
All the News
Daily Short Story
and Home Subjects
The Marshall republican., 1910-01-28
PARK ER'S
HAIR BALSAM

C1eansrs and bcautIfles the hair. /
Promotes q luxuriant growth.
Never Fails to Restore Gray |
Hair to it's Youthful Color.
Cures scalp diseases 4 hair falling.
Soc, and Sl.0O at Druggists
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-07-16
NAPoLEoN's GRIT

was of the unconquerable. nevey-say-
die kind, the kind that you need most
when you hsve q bad cold. cough or lung
disease. Suppose troches. cough syrups.
cod liver oil or doctors have all failed,
don't lose heart or hope. Take DR.. Kings
New Discovery. Satisfaction is guaran-
teed when used for any throat or lung
trouble. 1t has saved thousands Of hope.
less sufferers. It masters stubborn colds,
obstinate cough. hemorrhages, lagrippe.
Group. asthma. hay fever and whooping
cough and is the most safe and certain
remedy for all broncial affections. soc
$l!OO. Trial bottle free at all druggist
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-07-16

Con. j. B. Levert was in town
last Saturday and with his appro-
val the school site was bought,
which is an entire block on Port
street, north of tho present school
property. The clearing of the
block has to be completed within
thirty days, aud work on the now
building will commence ss soon as
possible.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-07-16

We wonder if with this last
rainy spell our town authorities
will learn that it is absolutely ne.
csssary to she'll our streets. The
streets Of tho town for three weeks
were one big mud hole. Shells
would have prevented this condi-
ton, which may be repeated in
winter time when heavy hauling ID
being made over them.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-07-16

We learn that the small plan
ters below have made cane con-
tracts at the rate of 81. to the cent
of the price of sugar, which, We
believe, is better price than our
cane planters are getting.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-07-16

Soreness Of the muscles, whether in
d1ced BY violent exercise or injury. ia
quickly relieved bv the free application
Of Chamberlain's Linimrnt. This lini-
ment is equally valuable for muscular
rheumatism. and always affords quick
relief. Sold by all druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-07-16
Trusts and Public Servants.
(Texas Farm and Ranch.)

(Texas Farm and Ranch.)
In ancient times one who wish
cd to be rid of enemies consulted
q wise man. The wise man utter
ed no words, but began to strike
down the weeds around him.
striking only those which were
highest.
The man who needed the advice
took heed, aud began to strike
down the snemies who we're high
est in power and influence.
When a public servant becomes
obnoxious to trusts, aud to preda-
tory wealth, be 10 marked for
slaughter.
Whom the people permit such a
public servant to DO slaughtered,
they serve trusts and predatory
most effectively.
Unless those who servo faith
fully are protected and upheld, it
is unreasonable to expect faithful
service, since there will be none TO
render such service.
1t 10 impossible for trusts aud
predatory wealth to secure the
support of the people directly.
They must do 80 indirectly.
The easiest indirect way is to de.
stroy the public servants, whom
they can neither bribe. frightsn,
allure with employment or other
wise drive from the service of the
people.
A few words to the wise should
be sufficient.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-07-16

Home for sale cheap. the property Of
Jules Francois back Of the Commercial
Bank, for t4OO. see Laizaire Bienvenu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-13
Ono que muere Y o'f]
Que Sc saliva en- Ponce.
Una prueba de que "Dios no ha
ce beca sin pan.
De nuestro corresponsal

Noviembre u = Nuestros lee
torres reeortlaran que hace pocos dias
una madre desnaturalizada dej6 a.
haudonada en Il lalc6n de ID casa del
-. Pofm as, nina lie pocos dias de
uaciia.. la cual sc encuentra en- el
hospital Tricoche Y una rara
coincldencla ha venido i salvar
Ia vida de h pobre criatura.
\ al efecto Ia carltativa sei1ora
Conception .4rce, fut conduct
ia ii hospital Tricoche. en- e.
tado de em5arazo. A los ro.os dias
di6 q luz malograndose el fruto de su
amor Habia pues en- el mismo salon
del hospital, una nladie que pierde
j SUI tierno Milo. una cIiatura de po-
cns aias, que Ii deia a5adonada Su
madre en- in balcon Entonces Ia Sc
nara Arce Sc ofreci6 vasi 10 esta ha-
ciendo generosamente. a ser,-irle de
nodriza Ia alanoonada ulla.
Dice un adagio qUe Dos no hace
boca sin pan Y sqlIi tenemos una
prGeba
10, inditid'los Josi Torres. i
Santiago Fernandez qie residen en-
esta ciidad tueron conducid0s 4 Ia
s;sla de s1eorpS. donde fleron cura-
dos de va,ias lesiones qne sc causa-
tun en- riila 9ae ~o-'uvieron. FL To-
rres. pre>etiia ana herida contIsa de
Do cen'iiHletr3~ "a la region super
riliuy izqUierfia. I Jtra de un renti.e
'Io I'll Fl Ii Hio iIltericr. III Fernandez
prr<enia ,lo~ rpntu~lones ms on e.
p5rpado inferior 'ierecl,p u1ra en-
J.. mano derccha. AaIto> se encrlen-
tran faera Dc l-liero.
Manuel Perez Bracero. ia sldo
denHnciado por Juaan Martinez. gtie
fle polieia especial. ante ls sort.
municipal por el -upln-~iU del.'o IL
fslsa representation C0i.>i.te eli q,le
81 Perez, qlEeria ser psJlicia especial
~ tprlaS mancras~ val efectp u.di6
1. laca lie Tollcia especial que fenis
Martinez aIegln'i.lo el Perez. que =
re Tpllcia e~l<ci:.l falnlieu. y que
ia Ito false ,ie-P''e- ce iiares-e y
correspondence investlz 4eiGn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-13
Sinpatica boda en- Ponce
Contraeu matrimOnio los distin.
guides jovenes P. J. Descar.
teS y Teresa Sauri.

Noviembre II. Elpieieoles i las
Q de Ia noche contraieron matrin.o-
MO cat6lico los apreclabLes joveEes,
Pedro J. Descarte= y Ia se1orlta Te-
resa oauri. Elacto tuvo etec,o por e
rito ca16lir' otic. ldo el padre JAM
ces Dicz q ti,ar 4thes. fuciDn ocu-
% dos par Ia comi,va que acempa-
.aran i ii simpitica lpreia hasta
FL altar. [ na vez terminada "a eere
m0nia Ia comiliva escol'ando / los
desposado< e dirigiO Z Ia morada del
r Salvador Sauri. padre lie Teresita
celebrando>e FL festival de las bo-
'la~.
Eterna felici,lades les leseamcs i
lp> distinsuidos i6venes que ven
hcN re izadoS Sus suenos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-13
NO Sc ESPECULE CON
LA LiViANDAD.

Tn empresarlo Dc NueTa York a.
podero a I'm agente aleulan para que
hiciera proposiclones / Ia joven "a
by Deslye y la contratara para una
tourne bailable por los Esrados Uni
dos. La favcrita del eyrey Manuel
pidi6 por su trahajo na1a mas que
$500 oiarios.
Pedir cs. Pero qui-leramos pregun
tar 81 no es incorrecto de parte de Ia
irancesita y de parte de sus enpresa-
rios, especular con la livlandad En-
puridad esta pobre muier no tlene
condolences artisticas para lac!r ante
ningun piblico Su sola distinction
es la de ser muy bella Pero ahora tie
ne otra distinction. ben tgiste Ell Yer
dad:la de ser favorita dc reyes. Ella
sacrifice su tama de mujer honrada
para obtener en- 10 alta speculation
del amor, opulencia Y riqllezas. 9L>
ese TN mkrito9 gCuando fse la hvIan
dad arte llamativo Y estinulo tle
atencion publlca
Bien pensado, esa j6ven esta mas
para ocultarse que para exhlbir3e
Debia ella voiver "a clla anres q. son
relr antela ciriosii4i IL u genres
Nj estas debIeran descliarIr in ser-
sacional espectaculo Ell Ia desearada
exhi bicion de una mueler que no fue
buena. Presentarla como reSorfe pa
ra reunir muchedtmbree. dp~Klai'-e
de sirnples nocione> de molallelad.E.
gran merto de esa muchactla G, hoy
SUI ilicito amor con personaIes sailen
ties, contra los cuales e e>glimen la
zos tales como abomnahle, yIcio- q.
merecen Ia uuna del pecaior y Sin
embargo. e instrtanento &c aqlel.os
pecados, ID poire mu!er cai,a. se Ia
exalta como gran attractive &c ID Gu
riosidad publica Y, de acuerGo ron e
LA misma. qultrenla eXpl9tar, mos
trandola como trofe-p de "a inmara-
lidad, V hacltndola rec"rrc' el Hntn-
90 para que todo q mpnde conozca
q Magdalena.
No queremos hacer de b rlda lin
claustro, nj de Ia moral ma armadu-
ra de hero. La tolerancia, en Ia gran
batahola de Ia vida moderna,ten.a
en- cuenta los hunanismos dc Ii rea-
lidad, Pero de ningun uodo Ia tole-
rancia bore Ia noci6n ael bIen. las
ideas de rnoralidad, el respeto d los
c6digos socialeS. Asi cav1 Reina
Los mas altos inpcrios minan Fl Va
Sc cuando esa disipaci6n. j esa
idea borrosa de 10 jGSto. began.
No pretendemos hacer ql'e On e
mundo riva una humanldad aSeeta-
II tampoco entrecarie i hip1cri;a ii
simulo. Nadie lance en- uingtm cls0
Ia primera piedra sobre Magdalena.
Pero no Ia saqIemos como estaHdar-
te de verguenza sG'sao al y.entp Ii,
Ia codicia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-13

-Senor, te ruego que intentei
conocer a l. mujer / cuien amo, POI
que 10 traslaaari.s / IL reno.
Me basta, piGe pues.
-Qliero en- primer lugar una &C
roma de oro.
-5Para ella?
-Si.
q Y luego?
En- otla corona doble, la ciencla
del mundo Y la ciencia del hogar.
-d1 despues?
En- otra corona triple, la inocen
cla, la virtud V ell candor.
-Conozco a tn amada, pues sole
hay una mujer en- Ia terra que pued
da MERCER esas tres coronas.
ola conoces?'
81; es la que en- la manana anun
cia el reinado del ola; es la que llumi
ma el mundo con los fjil2ores de su
belleza; es el prototype de Ia huna
ma perfection; pero va no puedo con
cederle los dones que me pides.
-fPor que?
-Por que ella tiene va las tres co
ronas que desea, solo que til, lndlgno
dc su amor, no Ia has eonaprendl,lo.
Mira en- ella Ia corona de GRO, con Sis
cabcllos cue semejan los rayos del
sol al hundirse en- las salobres ondas
dcl mar; mira en- ella Ia doble corona
Gle la ciencia del mundo y del hogar;
es la educaei6n q. ha recibldo; mira
en- ella, por iiltimo la corona triple:
la lnocencia, la virtud Y el candor.
6No YES Ell su miradl pllrisima re
tlejado de ese caIdor q. hace del mu
do I'm lugar dieno de MI No miras
en- su casta frente Ia virtud que lleva
q esa mujel sobre los angeles de mi
paraiso9 NO miras en- su candida
sonlisa la inocencia que convierte el
mundo en- I'm cielo??
-Senor. -.
Mortal indigno de la muier a
qulen amas, 6por que osas pedirme
para ella dones que va posee?
Y avergonzado de mi audacia de
le el cielo Y volvi al mundo que mas
encantos para mi tenia, cuando la
Aurora con sus dedos de luz, entrea
bra las doradas puertas del Oriente.
Catmle Mendez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-13
HUMORISMO.

.Adela Rodriguez.
In comerciante sumamente dis
traido va a inscribir un hijo suyo en-
Iel Registro civil.
-sCual es el nombre del padre
lie pre- g,mta el empleado al eAtender
el acta de nacimiento.
-Menendez y Compania.
En- m i1tequdo:
FL iue--. I'm diez amos que ejerzo
en- esta poblacion. le he visto a usted
en- mi presencia mas de cien veces,
acusado por varios delltos.
FL procesado.- cl que culpa ten
go yo de que no haya ascendido us
ted en- su carrera.?
-Prestame m duro.
No me da la CANA.
-;Pero, hombre, 81 es casi NADIA
10 que te pido.!
-iPero. hombre, tambien es casi
nada 10 que te niego
-Toma-dice Ia abuela de Luisi
to, ofreciendole I'm pastel.-Partelo
en- dos pedazos y dale el mayor a tu
hermanito.
-;Por que he de darle ell mayor?
-Por que asi hacen los nihos bien
educados.
-Entonces que 10 parta el, y tu
lie encargas cue no Sc divide dc Ia
buena edrlcacion.
A la puerta de una farmaeia de
un pueblo:
Una ccmodre.-:Que ha ocurrido?
Otm coaade.-Que ell chico de Pc
ira Sc ha ira gado dos pesetas
I'm plata q en- cuartoso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-13
|MPOR7ANTE REu-
MON De AB0GAD0S.
Sc siguen disc utiendo in
teresantes extremes pa
ra la enmienda de las
leyes
Mociones respecto q la institu.
cion del jurado en- materia q
vii, desechadas por la asam'
ble8.
Modificaciones propuestas pa.
IA el codigo penal.
{ Vease Ia edici6n de ayer.)

RI sabadO pOr la ma mana continue
Ia junta general de bogados en- la
sala de su eoiegio y, alberta dlscu-
sion acerca de los dennis pHrtos i
reformas q. Sc creycron neeesaIios
en- la VICENTE ley de procedinieHto,
propuso el s. Torres slonge Y, des-
pues de diseutldo, Sc arlobo el redr
que el palrafo prmero del art 1874
de FL civil Sc adicione eNpresandose
que sea Ia Corte, la que dicte Ia SEN
tencia, aclarandose asf la duda que
surge de la Interpretation de ese
lapartado
Por navoria Sc desestimo la soli-
Icitod del ST Gomez sobre Ia lnstltu-
|cion del jurado en- materia civil
Tambien por mayoria fue desc
chada la moeidn del ST. Torres Mon
se, secupdada por ell ST. Sarmiento
de que Sc Gen 4 conocer las pluebas
con cinco dias de anticipation en- 10
civil
A moci5n del sr Soto Gras Sc am
PHO a treinta dias el plazo para pre-
sentar el pliego de eNposlclon dc
caso sino prosperara la reeomenda-
cion de que Sc enviaran originates
los autos como va Sc tiene pedido
\ instancia del ST.. Canplllo fue
Iacuerdo pedir que ell art. 269 del Goa
digo penal que define el adulterlo Sc
|entienda redactado en- los mismos
tdrminos en- que 10 esta el origin al
del de California.
La junta desestimo por mayorla
la solicitud del propio cole giado lel-
tiva a aumentar Ia pena con que Sc
castiga ell delito de iuego de loterla
por medic de bilietes mportados Gel
extran gero.
Sc acepto una propuesta del mis-
mo Sr. Campillo enmendada por el
Sr. Alvarez Nava, en- ell sentldo de
que, siempre que recaiga sentenela
condenatoria, Sc entlenden mpues-
tas las costas, a menos que la Golte
por causa iundada, las declarase &c
oficio
Fl ST.. Rosy propuso Sc modlflca-
so los preccptos que tratan dc Ia iEn
"a V Que solo Sc constituvera una de
cada case. Tai propuesta sut desesti
NADIA.
Sin periuicio de 70 va acoydado,
lespecto de la forlna dc pa 60 de los
derechos que devenga el secretarlo
Y q propuesta del Sr. Campillo Ia jun
ia tomo bajo su consideration el par
ticular de que a. demandado no Sc 10
exiian derechos de ringuna clase
cargaldosele todos al demandante.
Sc ratifico ,por unanmidad, el acuer
do tornado en- la prlmera session. de
intentar reformas en- las leyes sustsn
twas. an cuando no tenga ese OBJ
ieto la asamblea juridical del Il y
que. de no admitlrse la discussion
acelca de tales particulars, el CO.
le gio 10 ftara lie gar i conoclmlento
de Ia p,6xima asamhlea legislative
unto con o demas que crea perth
llentes.
Habiendo indicado los Sres. Cam
pillo Torres Mongc Alvarez Nava Y
f,inorio que deseaban someter d la
iunta otras reformas, el preslderte
>r. Hernandez Lopez. hahida conSl-
deracidn 4 10 tarde que era va para
fratar lie nnevos puntos legalcs, dis
puso ~u~pender la session. y que con-
tinuara el hines proNimo i las diez
lie la manana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-13
NOTAS.

Parte ae L prensl lepiu s,ls
afirma Que apesar De 'errer ,.3s.,
realizado pUr Il Union de Puerto Ri-
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