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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-07

! BOARDERS S12 MONTH: GOOD
country fare. MISS HOPE, Bumpass,
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fat of four or more rooms. with best
references centrally located. Adj
" dress e 4G5. care Times DiSnatch.
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WANTED, BY THE FIRST OF SEP
/ TENDER, four gentlemen to occupy
|. front room. T1e West Main Street.
L J Phone Madison T024-J.
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J6LEEPING PORCH. ROOM, BOARD;
I modern conveniences; desirable for
/ two men wanting fresh air treat
4 ment and home life, with private fam
lily; In suburbs. Address l. 5a3, care
Times Dispatch.
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THIRD FLAT, SEVEN ROOMS, MOD
:, srn: adults :, Apply 11s-A North
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-FOUR OR SIX LARGE ROOMS; PR
: Nate bath. Apply 104 West Grace.
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WANTED, A COUPLE Or TWO GEN
! tlemen to occupy nice, large front
room on second floor, with board;
also hall room. 305 West Grace
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:, FLAT. 115SEAST. CARY, BETWEEN
First and Second. Possession now.
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lgTHREE AND FOUk-ROOM MODERN
3 flats. with separate entrances
Church Hill; $15O to 5000 per year;
will be ready August 10. Apply DR.
LESTER, No. i North Sixth Street.
Phone 34s6 Madison, or 6sA3-J Madi-
IS son.
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.6ELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND EXCEL-
lent table board. 30 East Grace
le Street.
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4 UNFINISHED ROOM WITH BOARD IN
!, private family by gentleman: CEN
!. trail location preferred: state price,
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E3OR RENT, TWO BRIGHT, -A'rTRAc-
tive rooms, with board. for four
young men; newly papered: steam
heat: electric lights and telephone.
Address MRS. BAILEY, care Car
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WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN TO
board in private family. Apply 122o
East Marshall Street
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FOR SALE, THIRTY-FOUR GENUINE
mated homers, for fifteen dollars;
also some pit game chickens. Apply
1915 East Franklin.
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'SAN- ACCOMMODATE TWO OR THREE
II gentlemen with nice rooms and
" board: convenient to bath. also use
OF phone; very reasonable Apply
716 West Main Street
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WANTED, BoARDERs FOR LARGE.
desirable rooms: also table boarders.
\ 2O9 Fast Grace
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Bnarotllg.

E0MF6RT1BLY FuRNisHED ROOM
for rent with excellent table board;
!, Reasonable rates. l0i North Fifth
Street.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
good board: phone and bath. Apply
1. 60S North Fifth Street.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP FOR CASH, ST.
acre farm in Chesterfield county;
part cleared and part woodland: near
r:tlroad. Address B S3, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. TWO YOUNG PET FOXES.
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FOR RENT.
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Summer Bparninn.

,,fWANTED, BoARDERS AT GIT NORTH
I Sixth Street.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
HEARD ON THE STREET

Sheriff Lipplncott-rhe Delaware fruit
growers ought TO make money this year
If reports of the Western frost is true.
Western wheat too has been damaged
and flour prices ma be affected.
Deputy Clerk Of the Peace wright-rhe
Court House lawn and the beds OF tulips
are looking fine The magistrates. how
ever, are the oues selling the marriage
licenses
Levy Court Commissioner Perkins-rhe
new roads are in good form. Mr.. Elliott
made discovery the other day Of a new
kind OF rock IN Mill Creek hundred. lt
would make ornaments If polished a liz
tie
John j. Cassidy-The real estate market
is quiet just now. People with money arc
investing it In bonds instead Of IN piles
or bricks Then they have no panes OF
glass to replace.
Walter H. Hayes-Talk all YOU want
about your Western flour, I like the flour
use. Il Is the Graham -four ground fy
burr stones. That is the way A set my
corn meal. too. Even buchwheat is best
when ground by the burr mills Of sua-
sex county.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Social and
Personal

Mrs. John Anderson and daughter,
Miss Jennie. of Sudlcrsville. have been
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Neotia Carvan has been spend
ing few days with her cousin. Miss
Marian Lockerman. of Millington.
Miss Marguerite Rolph has returned
to her home in this city. after spend
ing a few weeks at Millington.
G. NJ. HURT, Of Millington, has been
visiting friends in this city and Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Vansant have
been the guests Of friends at Milling
ton
Miss Nellie Davis and mother, Of
Millington. have been spending some
time i'm this city and Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. Slaughter and children have
been visiting Mrs. II. c. Valentine Of
Marcus Hook.
Miss Mabel Major has returned TO
Chester after n visit TO relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John $. Mullins. Jr..
We're recent auto visitors I'm West Ches-
ter.
]. 3. West and c. 3. Stevenson, of
Georgetown. were recent guests of
friends in this city and Baltimore.
w c. Kitchens has been visiting his
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

family at Concord
Mrs. j. w. Belts IS visiting her par
ents at oSafofd
Mrs. Arthur Bostwick and MISS Mary
Caywood of Trainer, spent Suhuay
with friends in this city.
Howard Bostwick has returned TO
Trainer after spending several days
with relatives here.
William Monahan, Of Trainer Is
spending several days with Whining
ton friends.
Thomas Keyser. Of Upland, is spend
ing a few days with relatives here.
John Cross. Of Upland, spent Sunday
with friends i'm this city.
Mrs Blackson and Mrs $. Lee Bur
ton. Of Marcus Hook. have been visit
ing friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Henry B. Downing are
entertaining Miss Helen Taylor, John
TAYLOR and William Taylor, who ar
rived I'm this city on Saturday.
Miss eJnnie Griffin Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. G.. W. Rolph, of ueen
Anne.
Miss Alva Hally has returned from a
visit 10 friends at Dover
Robert Sarde IS visiting his parens
at Camden.
Misses Sadie and Lizzie Glynn and
Miss Mary Ward have returned from
a visit 10 friends i'm Chester.
Mrs. +. Martin and son, John, have
been visiting friends at Marcus Hook.
Miss Frances Smith Of Leiperville,
is the guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. p. r. Smith is visiting friends
at Middlotown.
John Lannan and Walter August left
this city on Sunday for a visit to At
lantic city, which will last week on
ten days.
Edward Hobbs was a recent visitor
in Seaford.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
MUST GIVE BEDS
TO MORRISVILLE DRUNKS

MORRISON M, April 26.-The City
Council has adopted a new plan for dear
ing with citizens who overestimate their
capacity for i4fpxicants.
ANY saloon Keeper who sells liquor to
a man in such Quantities that he cannot
cary it comfortably must provide a bed
for him. If he falls into the hands or
the police. the saloon keeper will be ar
rested and fined.
The promise of immunity from being
taken home by policeman 10 face an
irate helpmate is expected to comfort
some of Morisons Marathon imbibers. but
wary barkeepers may circumvent them
by refusing TO sell drinks above their
known capacl,y. A tabulated list Of res
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
ONE CONDUCTOR WHO WAS
CuREn

Mr.. Wilford Adams is his name. and
he writes about it-"Some time ago
/ was confined to my bed with chronic
rheumatism. 1 used two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Remedy with good ef-
feet, and the third bottle put me on
my feet and resumed work as con-
ductor on the Lexington, KY, Street
Railway. 1t gave me more relief than
any medicine l had ever used and II
will do all you claim in cases Of rheu-
matism." Foleys Kidney Remedy
cures rheumatism by eliminating the
uric acid from the blood. n. b. Dan
forth, Market and Second Sts.s
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
EBXsRoP III. R0OTS

HANKOW, China, April 26-The Right
Rev. DR.. Roots. bishop of Hankow, is
besieged with cablegrams from Ameri-
cans who are inquiring about friends
who they fear are in the midst Of the
Chinese rice riots. DR.. Roots has re-
mained at his post Of duty. and, while
the cry has gone out Death to all
foreigners" he has so far refused to
escape on either the English or Ameri-
can war vessels.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

In all this little town;
And my merry laugh and singing,
Takes the place of sigh and frown.
For JOHN HAS QUIT HIS DRINKING
And is like himself once more,
And the world is just a paradise
With such happiness in storel
one day l read some verses
"Marys Miracle" the name,
And ! said, that's John exactly,
And I'll send and get the same.
So l sent for GOLDEN REMEDY,
CAS- sly as sly could be)
And l put IL in Johns supper
And l put it in his tea.
And it didn't taste a little bit;
Had no odor, so. you see
1t was smoothest kind Of sailing
For little Doctor Me.
And / watched and prayed and waited
(And ,cried some. too, 1 guess),
And / didn't have the greatest faith
I'm ashamed now to confess.
And John never thought a minute,
He was being cured Of drink,
And son he's as we'll as any one,
II makes me cry to think!
Just makes me cry for gladness.
I'm so proud TO be his wife
Since he IS cured of drinking,
And leads a nice, new life.
Since John he quit a-drinking :"
/ can't say it times enough.
And hates and loathes a liquor
AS he would a poison stuff
And when l say my prayers at night
As thankful as can be-
pray for John the most OF all
Then GOLDEN REMEDY.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

ley Burns. assisted by the Rev. Harry
H. Burkctt, cousin of the bride. a
bower of palms was arranged whore
the bridal party stood, and the decora-
tions i'm the other rooms were palms
interspersed with pink roses
Tho bride was ATTENDED by her sis-
ter, Mrs Jessie b. Berry. as matron
of honor, and Andrew j. Hance, il.
was best man. AS the bridal party
entered the parlor Lohongren's W-d-
ding march was played by julius Hess.
uncle of the bride Alfred G.. BorreiL
Harry r. Craig and Robert II. Burns
acted as ushers. The bride wore
gown of white satin with pearl dno
lace trimming and tule veil caught
with orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley Tho matron of
honor's gown was of blue satin with
pearl trimming and she carried a oOu
quot of pink roses. Following the
ceremony a reception was held after
which Mr.. and Mrs Hance left on
trip 10 Montreal Quebec and tho
Thousand Islands. They will be "at
home after May at No. 1928 North
Fifty eight street, Philadelphia. Among
those present, many of whom are VIII
mingtonians. We're the following:
Mrs. Alfred c. Borrell. Clarence T.
BoTen. Alfred c. Borrell. Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse B. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
j. Hance and Andrew j. Hance, Jr,
Miss Emma Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund r. Patton Dr. Harvey B. Pat-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig, Harry
| r. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Sem
| pie, the Misses Lydia and Adaline
! Semple, Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ Burns.
| Robert Hayes Burns Miss Anna NJ.
Burns, j. Frank Baldwin, Jr, Mrs
/ Frank c. Slocomb. the Misses jean
nette and Marjorie Slocomb. Julius
| Hess, Mrs Thomas Downes, Miss Ma
| bel p. Downes. Miss Margaret Downs.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. J Hance. Master
j. Wesley Hance. Miss Alfredo Hance,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Cartmell. Mr.
and Mrs. George Todd, Mrs. Howard
d. Ross. Miss Margaret McEwen, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Downes and family
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Downes ant
family, Howard, Downes, Percy II
Wood, Samuel Cooley, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Wright, Otto Herold, irwin
$. Gimrods John S. Reagan. Perciva
s. Baker, Horace ]. Cleary. LloyC
Titus, w. II. Sides, Joseph V. q. Hot
fecker. Earl Bankes, J.. r. White, Mis-
Helen Thomson. Miss Lillian Irons
. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomson, Mis-
Helen Patton, Miss Lola Harley. Mis-
Hazel Howland Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wyatt Miss Matilda Snyder, Mrs
sara Warrington, Mrs. Lydia Warrin.
ton, Miss Sara Baldwin, Mrs
G.. Tindall. Mrs. l.. kim
mig and Miss Helen Kimmig. Mis-
Mayme Taylor, Mrs. Edward Whaley
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
A SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA

1t is suggested that eczema suffer-
ers ask Miller Drug Co., Druggists Of
TINS city what reports they are getting
from patients who have used the oil
OF wintergreen liquid compound, ID. d.,
ID. Prescription. Ask some 1f the
cdreo patients what happened the very
minute they washed the skin Wi-h this
soothing oil.
Iour itch can and will be taken
away instantly IL you will try a spe-
cial bottle in q special offer at only
s5r; INSTANT rclief-we hNOW.
Irregular bottle $1,000 VIII YOU try
a 25c bottle on our assurance Miller
Drug Co. f04-406 Market st
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
sianal Man Close to Death.

william Campbell, OF this city, had
close call on Saturday afternoon from
being ground to pieces under a train.
lie is a sigma Operator for the p. b.
& w. and fell off a pole near Crum
Lynne. A trackwalker found the man
lying between the northbound track
rails and removed him before an eX-
press train arrived.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
At oklal,on,s Sal.

Mr. and Mrs Charles II Ruth. mc5
Marie suriim formerly OF this city, were
the guests of their uncle. Councilman
Ruth. at the Aperilis Fiesta ball in Okla-
homa city on April a. The ball was given
to celebrate the coming Of age" of
Oklahoma city which was opened to set-
tlcmont q years ago.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
WATCH FOB The COMET

The Red Dragon OF the sky. Watch
the children for spring coughs and
colds. Careful mothers keep Foleys
Honey and Tar in the house. II is the
best and safest prevention and cure
for Group where the need is urgent
and immediate relief a vital necessity
Contains no opiates or harmful drugs
Refuse substitutes. n. B. Danforth,
Marke. and Second Sts.'
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
New Launch b orehard COLONY.

The launch Nora owned by James
c. Nye, of No. zoos Kirkwood street,
was launched at midnight Saturday
at "The Orchards" near Eleventh
street bridge. The launch is 2S feet
long. with 1-2 beam. II has an
eight-horsepower Harris engine
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Youna FrIends b Mo-.

ON Friday evening the Young Friends
Society viii meet. and az that time no
election OF officers for tho coming year
will be held. Following the business ses-
sion a farce. 'Thc Fatal Message" bv
john Kendrick Bangs, win be presented
hy members of the society.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Rorrell. Hanee Nuntials.

Miss Anna NJ. Borrell and Wallace
r. Hance We're married on last we'd
nesday evening at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Alfred G. Borrell,
No 2311 North Twenty-second street,
Philadelphia, Pa. by the Rev. G. Bick-
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Costs Nothing to Try

II you have a husband, son. brother
father or friend who is a victim OF
liquor all you have to do is to send
your name and address on the coupon
below. You may be thankful as long
as you live that you did it.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

ular customers and the number of whis-
keys. beers and gin rickeys each may
safely drink Is not an impossbllity.
An annex with beds may be installed by
saloons 10 care for customers.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Cantata ID Oliunt.

The 'District school," viii be given IN
the Sunday school room OF Olivet Preshy-
terian Church this evening by the young
people OF the church.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Brakeman snrains Arm.

r. ID. Davis. p. 3. & w. railroad
brakeman, was admitted TO the Deia-
ware Hospital yesterday suffering
from a sprained arm.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Miss Houok in Musical.

Miss Madalon c. Heck. Wilmington,
n well-lSnown soloist, took part in Pro-
fessor Sternburg's musical In Wither-
spoon Hail. Philadelphia, on Satur-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
IIioh sehooI class Reoeption.


ON Friday evening the senior class or
the Wilmington High School will eive a
reception 20 their parents and friends In
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Home Treatment
For Drunkards

odorless and TsstsIess-Any Lady Can
Give It Secretly at Home in Tea,
Coffee or Food.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

the corridors, after which rcfreshmcnts
win be served.
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Free TrIaI PACKAGE COUPON

Or. J. w. Haines Company, 5555
Glenn Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Please send me, absolutely free,
by return mail, in plain wrapper,
so that no one can know what 1t
contains. a trial package of Golden
Remedy to prove that what you
claim for il is true in every re-
spect.
Name ................-s ....-.
Street .....-......- s.''s.'.''....
City ..............-..... ..'.'s..
State ......,... ......,.........
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What You Want
Is Right Here

Look at such good values See our
special low prices. Come tomorrow
and take advantage of our generosity.
Why wait longer ? You'll never get
these articles priced so low.
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cirle q un hombre, que sale de Ia car
eel en- completa ibertad, que Sc mar
chara de tai 8 cual pueblo: pero en-
Tenderness que sena justo que 81 las
condemns fueron impuestas en- otros
lugares, que no en- Arecibo, los cum
plidos debieran ser puestos en- liber-
tad en- los lugares en- dende fueron
condenados, conduciendoles & ellos
bajo legal custodia. De ese modo, 81
despues de ibres, querfan los cum
plidos volver 4 Arecibo, no ,podrla
evltarse: pero 81 allf Sc quedan hoy
por falta de recurses para sallr de a
III, puesto en- libertad en- otros iuga
res, hbres de ir q donde qulsleran
qusdarian los cumplidos y llbres de
los tenores que denuncia aquel CO.
lega, auedaria Arecibo.
Nos parece que tiene el asuntc
bastante interes, para que las autol
dades competentes fjen en- el Ia aten
cion.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Otrs bibioteca escolar.

Sr. Director de ''La Correspondent
cia" San Juan, P. R.
Seiior:-Los alumnos de las escue-
las graduadas de Roosevelt" deseo-
SOS de tener un lugar donde ampllar
los conocimientos adquiridos en- los
salones de clase, y ayudar a sus ma
estros en- su ardua terea, han acorda
do fundar una bibEotecs escolar
que cual antorcha luminosa nos in
dicara la senda del saber y de la ms
truccion, factor importantislmo en-
el desarrollo y engrandeclmlento de
los pueblos.
Para llevar a feliz termino nues-
ira idea contamos con la cooperation
protection y au1ilio de nuestros con-
ciudadanos que, como Vd, son incan
sables luchadores del progreso, ade-
lanto y desarrollo de nuestra queri-
da isla y siempre lie han prestado sus
recursos a todas aquellas obras ten
dentes a engrandecer y regenerar
nuestro pueblo.
LIE suphcamos y esperamos nos
favorezca con su vaiosa ayuda va
enviandonos algunos hbros que haya
leido o con un peque1o obolo para
conseguirlos.
Esperanto que hara Vd. que su
nombre Sc grabe en- nuestras men
tes infantiles como un gran filantro-
po y benefactor de P. R., quedamos
de Vd, con Ia mayor consideration, =
Maria L. Arcelay.-Presidente.
Antonio zmdn.-Secretario.
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JUSTA QUEJA EN- ARECIB0.

Asunto muy interesante para la
ciudad de Arecibo, pre- ocupa nues-
tro contemporaneo Ell Correo del
Norte.'
Lacerras sociaLes denomina al tris--
te sedimento que en- aquella ciudad
deja la e1isteneia de una carcel que
ALI tiene San Juan establecids.
"1ndividuos-dice- de pesimos
antecedentes vienen d cumplir con-
dena & Ia dichosa carcel. cuando
son puestos ell hbertad Sc quedan
squf para continuar 81 camino de sus
fnelinaciones".
LA sociedad ancibena esta alsr-
mada y con razon, del progreso que
tona aquf L. criminshdad en- virtud
de one no hay una ley, una disposi-
ci6n siquiera, que obhgue salir in
medntamente de Ia localidad a los
cnminaes que cumplan csndena en-
Ia c2rcel De San Juan establecida en-
esta ciudsd".
La verdad es que San Juan ven
di6 su cArcel para dedicar su produc-
to & otras atenciones v, desde enton-
ces, echo sobre Ayecibo el peso de esa
asistencis. Vienen V van con frecuen
cia los al alguaciles condueiendo presos
que al salir en- ibeuad. en- ruantia
todavia no apreciads, 50 quedan en-
Areeibo. Hay ali una dependencia
especial para presos cumpliendo con
dena V de ahi viene el NAL de que
Asscibo Sc ouejs-
Due una ley de Ia legislature Ia que
Gtermin6 Ia construction de- esa car
Gel Nadie pens6, al principio que pu-
diera producer ese daho. San Juan no
tiene Ia culpa de que seaso una re
glamentaei6n imperfects, ocssiOne
los peuuicios que ahora Arecibo OBJ
serva- q.
Psyece que no habria dereeho & de
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del infeliz quedo completamente

.5s
del infeliz quedo completamente
triturado.
La huelga de Filadelfia es otro
volcan semejante al Vesubio, cuya
lava amenaza envolver las propieda
DIES. ~ 5<..
Palos, tiros, pedradas, moqueta
EOS, incendios, de todo ha habida en-
la tragi-comedia de Filadelfia. Y
preguntamos; 5Gompers, y su lugar-.
teniente Michel, Sc encontraran al
frente de sus tropas?.
La polftica en- Mayagiiez ha en-
trado en- un peri6do de actividad
Gran parte de la opinion pdblica
trabaja por/la reelection del popu-
lar alcalde Sr. Riera Palmer. Hay
varios pretendientes que Sc aprestan
a luchar sus candidaturas, siendo
una de elias La del buen compatrlota
Sr. Vicente Pagan, y otra la del no
menos estimable ciudadano Sr. Ri
cardo Gomez.
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No fu6 el autOr. q.
MaYaqllez Mario 6 de 1910.

Mayaguez, Mario 6 de 1910.
Senior Director de "La Correspon-
denc,a de Puerto Rico.
Respectable amigo o:-Muchas per-
sonas me vienen creyendo autor de
las noticias dada por "La Correspon
dencia" en- relacl6n con el meeting
efectuado en- la plaza de Colon de
esta ciudad, contra el proyecto de
ley Olmsted; y como en- realldad
esta information no fue dada por mi
deseo hacerlo pdblico.
ST V. tuviere la bondad de hacer
publican estas lineas en- LA CO.
RRESPONDENCIA, Sc 10 agrade-
ceria.-De V. con toda consldera-
cion.-Rnm6n Irizdrri.
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EC0S DEL DTA

LA Voz de la Patria" comentan-
do el proyecto de ley sometido al con
greso por el representante Olmsted
y el estado actual de Ia politica de
la Casa Blanca, dice:
'El pueblo americana tiene Que
hacer un esfuerzo grande, immense
para desembarazarse de esos poll
ticos que situaciones tan dificilc :
les esta creando, sufriendo como E 5
l6gieo suponer tsnto el buen nom
bre V la seriedad americana.
"Ffjense los ciudadanos de Norto
America en esa obra destructura
de sus legisladores actuaes, V bus
quen para el manana otros hombrs :
que sepan realzsr la Repdblica De
Washington. V dorarla con los bri-
llantes timbres cue siempre han
debido enaltece ria" "
Ell Corr-o del Norte pone en- sus cn-
lamnas Il >igiiente amargo comen-
taTlO.
La poli;ica americana en- Puerto
Rico ha sido una politica absoven-
te.de ncelos lie intrigas SYSTEMATIC :
y anti-Iibersr Todos los polfticoS
conrinentaIs, que han desfilado por
el gobI"Tn0 Il" Ia isla Sc han encarga =
do de desmertlr Ia capscidad poll
tica de- pals para Ia estabiidad del
gobierno conservador. que es el que
garantizs Is cida De los aventurer-
q arroja sobne ia colonia Ia naci6n
En- Mayaguez IA ocurrido una Ia
mentabIe deseracia. Dos vagones
de Ia central Esrstq cargados de ca
has Que Iban en- sentido inverse cho-
earon. cogiendo en medic al pe6n
de Ia oentra.. BERNARDO Camacho
yolylsndolo una papllla. Fl cuerpO