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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
Barton Heights

Mr.. Sidney hazeierove, who was
operated on several days ago at the
William Byrd Hospital for Appendix
citis. was brought home "Wednesday
afternoon. He is doing well and hopes
to be out in. a few day.
Mr.. w. j. Cooper. a former resi-
dent OF Barton Heights, but who now
lives in Knoxville. Tenn; was a Visit
tor in the home of Rev. r. H Bowden
Wednesday.
Rex. T. NJ. Lemly. at the Presbyte-
rian church. will preach sunday
morning at II o'clock. Subject, The
Christians Patent on Happiness.
There will be congregation meeting
after the services.
There will be no services at night,
on account OF the commencement ex-
ercises at the Union Theclogical Sem
mary.
Rev. A. L. phillips, D. d, the Sec
rotary OF the Sunday school commit
tee OF the Presbyterian church, Will
deliver an address before the Mems
brotherhood OF the 0ysrhrook Pres
byterian church Monday evening at
o'clock.
Mr.. Robert W. Berrymnn. Of surry
county, visited his uncle, the Rev. A.
c. Bergman. on Barton avenue.
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas 3. Preston,
who were the guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Lemly. have returned TO their
home In Charlotte, n.
Mrs. f. v. Chisholm. Of Louisa
county, arrived Thursday. and u Wis.,
iting her daughter. Mrs. A. 7. Good
win, OF North avenue.
Mrs 8. III. Halves, presid1nt, enter
tained the last meeting Tor the ses-
sion of the Mothers' Club at Ginter
Park wednesday afterno0n from to
s o'clock. Considerable bus3nAsg was
transacted. The following ofncers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. C. f. Picot. president: Mrs, 10
seph Cox vtce-presidents 1GrD. r. i.
Crutchfeid, secretary; Mrs. Dance
Terrell. assistant secretary; ME- y.
". Robinson treasurer.
Miss Grace Vest was again the
choice for the kindergarten teacher
for the next session.
Miss Helen Harlan. of Richmond.
made most helpful address on
Guarding the Home Beanttfui."
Rev. A. G. Bergman viii preach
Sunday morning and night 1t the
Methodist church.
Mr.. Prince, OF BrooklanA park, who
has been sick for some .timA, ii still
confined to his bed.
The usual services may ~ Expected
at Epiphany Episcopal church Sum
day morning and night. conducted by
the Rev. @. Peyton Craiahili, roo
tor.
At the Baptist church PaStor r. H.
HoHdsn will preach Sunday mnfn=
Ing at ii O'Clock; subject. The Trans-
figurntion OF Christ" AL O'Clock at
night. subject. Searching Tor the Old
Pathe"
Tho fifty-fourth convantion OF the
Richmond Convocation Convenee At
the Church OF the Epiphany. Barton
Heights, May Ola.
The following lie the program:
Monday May 0, at n " Even
ing prayer and opening sermon ~. the
dean. the Rev. W. Meade Cintk.
Tuesday. May 10. at 10 A M--ps-
yotional services eonducted nv the
Rev. Frank Ridout.
IL A. M.--Morning uravar md uar-
mon by Rev John r. Coleman.
M.-Busfness meeting,
r. M.--Serytce in Interest " suns |
d4 school work. Sp6aKofa Rev. |
Thomas senannes and Rev. Keadon n. |
Mason.
Wcfacsday. May Ii fc6nxucet ion
day). 10 a. M.--Deyotfon Gervtcen. |
conducted by Rev, Martin 50h nson.
~ a. A.-Holy Commnnion csle-
,Rr4H& the dean, Rev. Clark
CONVERSATION 8 3 . sermon prs4phg m rev,
d &c ! i II g.
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osVHs - A%FUVkIyHf y
BROOKLYN. N. r.. May 7.---Bos-
ton won a poorly played game. TO 8.
Friday. due largely to the cold wind
that made pitching and fielding din
cult Both sides suffered. Manager
Dahien has sent HI Meyers to Ro-
chester to take the place OF Ander-
SON. who was injured yesterday. Score:
Boston ...........00 0 l 4 o 0---e
Brooklyn ........1 o 0 / 0 Q LIS
Batteries: Curtis, Brown and 0fA-
ham; Wilhelm. Dessau and Erwin.
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Naps Defeat st. Inuis.

CLEVELAND. May 7.---Cieveland
defeated ST. Louis again Friday, 4 to
0. st. Louis took the lead In the
fourth. but Cleveland went to the
front In the NTH. With two out
Turner tripied with the bases filled.
Lajcfe followed with single. four
runs being ten result Links wildness
almost enabled st. Louis to tie the
acore in the ninth. Score.
Cleveland 10000 o go
St Louis .00OIOo1I o---3
Batteries: Link and Berger: KIM
sslia. Petty and KIilifer and Stephens.
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Chase's Homer Counts.

BOSTON, May 7.--Friii shut the To-
calls out and allowed them but two
hits Friday, while New York took adj
vantage OF the Boston teams general
poor playing and secured III runs.
Chase made home run with two
men on bases. The score:
New York ....006o Gao o 3---11
Boston ..........00e o 0 o o. 0
Batteries: Frili and Mitchell: Kar-
ger, HAIL, Barberich and Bradley.
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Saturdays Schedule.
Cincinnati At St Louis.
Philadelphia At New York.
Pittsbnr8 ut Chicago.
Boston ~ Brooklyn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

Friflay's score.

Philadelphia. I; Washington. ,.
New York. IL. Boston, Q.
Chicago. 4: Detroit, ..
Cleveland, 4: st. Louis. s----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
AUTOMOB GOSSIP


Mr.. Foiger, OF the Gordon Motor
Company. said recently:
The automobile concern who sells
IN autornobils to-day that viii be run.
wno VIII Get the business or the bulk
81 y nve year nencA
WIN tnn enc IN view we are rep
FcEeuffnB, Whht We peHeve 20 De, the
snr0e best made CARS In the world
q the price. We do not ask our Gus
| toners TO form an opinion from any,
thing other than results.
We would not like to represent the
factory who started in business for
the purpose Of irving the people some
thing which looks good, but would NO,
hold mp. Wa would not want 70
represent q. factory whose purpose Il
was to build up q business TO learn.
then water their stock and sell II out.
making a Nholesaie clean nm.
1--WE want tho line which has behind
Il the reputation OF the peonIe huild.
Ing ie. and Ne, want I'd know tha4 fh,,ss
people will continue In the busines.
This evidences. Il least. an honest II.
tontion. We ma Far nsonle " Ennr,
- rn,,ch ahn-t 49,. wo~S~ :. /"
Ourselves. whan fhev ~ trcu M
these are the rooda thsv rv,ii h,,,,
THAI arr ur.s - .,r.~tr,~ I.
h<i,sf h,,t $500 80. - g w. g
raasnr 10 .ss,,,.s" .n -
aws, rar,,sa 49,, ~ Ae our
srhsxa q s...s...n,n b..,.
,orn1.sIa hr.s-..s naa,as Aoo .u,,,. .nas aa-
Ira .,,,r ,,s~.sss,sss a..a.ss cArs'
- =. 81 rs -. .Aoa.0I .e.cn..on - kiven
20 laLnk csre. oI our customers. after
r.s~, .el. 40 NOT want
ssheaS oAS o. our owners 10 De dis
n au tAs AaSt tnet we nave
Ut them - no uoupt greatly
Issponslpse TOT tne mooest success
Last weak We showed to the pub
~ a,sassnn y 49, me = was source
s,-.,s - 80 - ~. anueeu. tne Eealza-
| Nh wna - ra va' nupss. % note Inat those
vsi y ~ ~, aaasnss. so appreciate tne
SIC 80. ~ ..assa uo1on. anu tnose
saa NulcNest 20 place orders
eepYEus NlS9naoglisss, -. -
p.ossuTe IA serving our GUS
1890 .ons. And seeing them enjoying the
.enuere1' Our slogan is.
So. ~ cnArActer. and rhe cars must
nave Q character. with all that the
Motu mpnes, psfore We will attach
oua endorsement 70 It
es aiyAya aitu 10 keep our
business on the same high plane. II
pelhg our pelief that In no other way
can we merit the confidence and sup
port OF those with whom we wish 10
ueai
-
| Charles r. Je0erv who eo, .,,,....,
years was q nartrsr u,,,h Ia. $500
| the late Thomas p .refyerv ~ .hs a. ar.,
OF Thomas 81 Jefferv a ~ rn ~ =, ! :. -
I sumes complete control Of fhe nam |.
Ifacture ana aa1. ~ Rar.h,.r -. maa.u
! biies. o's' au' ''
/ Mr.. Jeffery il vy,de,v knour - ~.
trade. having eontribnisa n,,,nh - INC INC
| development OF the a,,tomnhi,a tna.,ae
| try since fts inception
| 1t IL announced thai the hna,r.s. y,
| Thomas n IefYerv q ~ x,,,i s.lH.s.s,., ~
without change Ia policy.
Automobiie owners RI waa,+s,
prominence. Representing nearlv .va,s
| State In the Union. EVERY nrosas.tnn
and the largest Dusiness interests ~
| the country. have co-ouerataa ~,,th
Thomas Jefferv q ca. Il, the nroS,,c-
ton Of 4 remarkab1e nmnhar - ~.
Rambler Marazine = nr,hliratinr H.
sued In the intarest ~ Ear,h1sr
ers. wv
This magazine Ia IN The far,, :, !.
standard publication' Tha coysr a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
Whlte Soy Blank Tigers.

WHINE 75UN xSkE1hk ItKtEst
DETROIT. May 7.--young and
Leliyelt each started . game for the
first time this season and the Chi
cago team won by Young pitching y
hut-out game, FIVE Of petroits hits
coming after two were out
Lefiveit was badly supported, Bush's
low throw with two out scoring the
frst two runs and Dslehanty's fum-
BILE leading 10 the other pair. Tame
hill's fielding featured the game. De-
troit made three double playsk Score:
Chicago ........aa 200 90 2--4
Detroit .........0 0 o o o 0 o 0 90
Batteries: Young ana Block; Leli-
welt and Stanage.
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FfrnAcn, .; Chicago. 4.
CHICAGO. May 7.--Pitfxhnrg de-
feated Chicago, 70 I. In . wild game
Friday. The winners made only four
hits and ths losers did not make q
fielding error.
PittsburE punched three hits, two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

ffaaf& l.-..~.~---~-~-
I - fkrDuxA the South, close
~ kh,s ~ Glidden tour path
iSiarxy III the chair4ers 80"
~ : spisndid opportunity to
~ ~ various types VI human
ofces range. Over half q
nAsu have bean visited thus
p nixhks have been spent IN
1 cabins and the highest grade
llx1ity the big cities have to
y 6esn sampIed. Tai r. Lew
o1kcial scout who can coax
~ farmer to haul the car
swullan creek or talk gcoa
~ tank presidents, judges and
onally well, has made some
- - 10 Southern tcmpera-
RI iis trir.
Nnn1nens men OF the South.
them descended from the
healum families. arc. as a
eFoeresszve g 4 nave ms.
& !l.lE ~ S0aAt.s .ns
Il - pa ~ AniSl 'eAh
.l! 3 .sl \.
~ 49, csaaes snoul1 ~
VA tne civic pride and uic
1oe ~ these Eontherners They
etckty Whak tns uAuaen lo.I
xne county tnrousn ~nsn
Assd sneir automopiie ciaps.
ieague ana snaT
I'll Qn.cHly INTO nne to IAN
pfovenent y tnsir chtef q.
sCtard VIII tnia ruH. anu
4 essected lne pest sVu'ss ~
nAse Aneaus set aeou1
ogQ r0aus better.
aAiA ems can't sny TOO isnen
" e ne men who are ruiaa-
/ 80 cisies ~ the ssouta' one
~! Lnter1 chhfA1slsI = LIS aul1s
ii III tmslrs arnons tns ruEa,
~. ~ are n = class py mem
sl.s - Ale ssIt y 1ns. 81 IL
~ !. ". Wcuus ssohsnsIIaeis, .sf'nT
I. III 0sitts1 ~ Tue eias pIo' 'lEs Z
Y! y aSAed = norma souhs man
81 !ne name oI river, On 'fst
~ creek ! INQUIRED.
Snnn ctacM. I reck'n ana
@ e. nna had . name lor one
- -. e; 49, i !! = ":
sseI!cns thsy give are SOME
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At,,,csscs, Bir Rally.

Athletics Big Rally.
PHILADELPHIA. May THE
AthSetics won fridays game from
Washington by TO 3. After two
men were out in the ninth inning,
Krause, Strunk and Cidring each sin
gled and the former scored the win
ming run. Hartsei was put out Of
the game In the first inning for dis
putting a decision Score:
Athletics .......0 o 020I0 IT
Washington .......0 0o0el1l o----5
Batteries: Krnuse and Thomas;
johnson and Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

1nok5 lrn&1ua LAa.
4DMs My President
y ok Cha sise ThAAaeHs
se8xHaIz 4 ecF-Ify IN WI
SsoInnhla LiAx Erhoal.
tpkt eecrrtar.y uf the
Asneficn. both III
4ssssFsu i efHx
lAW Tar auto
scM n IN e<,zs-
: ! !; =: =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS


Fridays SCORES.
New York, .; Philadelphia, 2.
Brooklyn. 6; Boston. 1.
Pittsburg, 9; Chicago, I.
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regular use In Hartford. Conn. In the
arvice OF the Hartford Rubber Conn
pany.
Tho truck, which was especially built
Tor the Hartford company. measures 81
fest over all. has q whta base Of II
feet. and weighs close to rive tons. Il
has gasoline motor of 80 horse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

the RFeat irreducihle sogar-
ont know, and ke'va got TO
knttnx skaiiawAgs. won't
4Af ! cfvf1 question: Quick
4 tmonkey any longer =
ptuektAnss eyes lit up with
~ MINT khAt mAde the others
1lKl1Ar, hui Lewis xossd
~ tzetttng into white not
DonnA onA kiinnpsed' failed
~ ajnGIs store ia Tine, and
Mn i rea and gold band
ae nsia5nd9ed native.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-07

Charles r. Jeffery, who for sixteen
wears was partner with his father.
the late Thomas B. Jeffery. In the Arm
OF Thomas d. Jeffery A. Co. now az
sumes complete control OF the manu-
Iacture and aaia Of Rambler automo-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-14
la LUCIA ELECTO-
RAJ EN- CAB0 R0J0.
Ambos contendientes lu-
chaban dentro de la me-
,or ammonia.
La mujer presto su valioso con
tingente EN- la contienda en-
la busqueda lie electores.
La senora Margarita Ramirez
de Castro, Sc encuentra gra-
vemente enferma.
De nuestro corresponsal

Noviembre l2.-Desde las ,iltlmas
horas del dia de aver, notahase gran
entusiasmo en- los contendientes po-
lltlcos y uno y otro Sc ocupaban en-
normalizar sus respcctivas fuer1as
para la campana que g aveelnal,a.
La votacion do plincipio dentro
del mayor orden y las prlmeras no
ras de la manana lego un tren espe
cial con electores de la costa, Peder-
males y Boqueron.
Esta gente fue acuertelada en- ei
teatro, bajo la direction de jefes pre-
parados para el case.
Distintas partidas llega ban, pre-
sldldas por uno Y otros ndlvlduos
que en- calidad de jefe traian los
soldados que les habian de ayudar a
lbrar la campana inciada.
Durante la election reno ell mayor
orden, no habiendo tenido que la
mentar ell mas mflimo disgusto. no
ia que publicamos llcros de la ma
vor satisfaction, pues este demues-
ira el grado de cultura dc nuestro
pueblo,
La policia desempeno con admlra-
BILE maestria SUI cometido, delando
satisfcchos d todos.
Una nota simpatica Y dlgna de
menciocnarse tuvimos el gusto de
YER durante las votaciones. En- el ba
rlio de Pedernales faltaba I'm elector
Y el con cual no habian podido
dar, niguno de los propa gandlstas:
pero tres mujeres entuslastas por el
mismo ideal, y del mismo harrio sa-
Heron en- solicitud del monclOnado stl
jeto, no hahiendo parade en- su per-
secucidn, micnt.as no 10 dejaron en-
las puertas del colegio donde cunt
plio con 81 deber Que tiene contraldo
todo ciudadano.
Muchas sehoritas de Ia poblaclon
asi como los jovenes imberhes. presta
ron grandes servicios a sus partidos
Terminada la lucha comicial todo
ha vuelto recobrar su rormalidad.
-Durante el dia ocho permanecle
ron cerradas tcdos los estableclmlen
tos comerciales de la poblacidn.
-Hace algunos dias Sc halla gra-
vemente enferma. la sonora dona
Margarita Ramirez, esposa del Sc
nor Julio S. Castro e hija aman
tisima de nuestro com patrlota el Sr.
don Gregorio RAMIREZ Velez. Neria-
mos con muchisimo agrado. no tn
vieran que lamentar percances desa-
grada bles esta buena familia y hace-
mos votos por su mejorla.
-Tambien Sc encuentra guardian
do CANA ell hijo del sehcr don Jose
A. Fleytas. Que Sc ponga blen son
nuestros deseos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-14

corrientes en- los saloneS de Il Man
sion Ejeeutiva
-En "a proxima sezion del Gon7o
% Ejecs.;i:u se tiaT5 egents con Il
res,ll'ado 5e las tilt:snas aleecione,
vSe hIri el examen denniivo lie
los escTuf.nioS
-Nutnda conc,Irrencla estuva II
sahsdo en- el teatro ,le l. cisi.lsd en- Il
debut de Ia oompama hlspalr, vere
zolana que sotus en- Ia eiudai. La
impression del plidhlico es tav"labla
Ia compafia que debe tener bslens
temporada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-14
QUESTION De NERV|OS.
Salad, Felicidsd, Exito, todo De.
pende Hoy del Sistems Ner-
yiOSO de Cada Cual.

Habia tempo en- que Ia fuerza
muscular dominaba el destino de la
raza humana Con los progresses que
hemos hecho, hoy 10 que DONNA es
el sistema Nervioso, porque de el de
penden Ia actividad vhabilidad para
,el trabajo, la tranquilidad y equili-
brio mental. la felicidad domestlca,
V en- fin, todo cuanto hace la vida a
tractiva. Las exigencias Gle la vida
moderna gastan la fuerza nervlosa
Gle una manera que seria incredible, 81
no fuera tan palpable. Pocos somos
los que necesltamos ayuda para torta
lecer . equilibrar el sistema nervioso
hombreS Y muieres; en- la nihez, en-
la juventud; en- la mediania de la vi
ola V Ell la ancianidad. Para ser util,
vigoroso, de buen genio, de buen ca
racter: para ser tratable, mirable,
magnetico. inteligente, feliz, ell SIS
tema nervio>o tiene que trabajar
normalmente esto oeurre solo 81 re-
cibe la debida nutricion de la sangre
In buen remedio tonico, es hoy
realmente una necesidad para casi
todo el mundo. V muchas veces es ell
medic de escapar serias enfermeda-
DIES. aparte de que. en- todo caso, es
una avuda de positive benehcio pa
ra la sal,id. Estas miras indujeron la
preparation de las Pildoras Rosadas
iel DIR. Williams. no como una pana-
cea universal. sino como I'm tonico,
para la gran multitud.rl,os V pobres
que neceSi,an de ~ apovo como un
preservativo dc Ia vitalidad V pre-
ventivo del decaimiento de Ia fuerza
nervioSa.
HAY una mnltiiId de enfermeda-
das del sistema nervioso. la mas 90.
min de las cualoS es II Nemastenia-
q1le. 4 81 vez. e Il hlse dc muchas
eliss. Pocoo nada pnede acometer FL
que tai padece 81 caricter isomhrio.
pe,imista por hahlto. no halla iell
eldad en- niguna parte. u calISa Ia in
falici.lad re mlchos Tomense la
pillnms kn~ada- Ill Dr. Williams
fan constanria Pr alsunas semanas.
sin esnerar i 4 ~ .;i~sema nervloSo
= halle u 1,a =. ncsc i la
ftarzas vital 4 atixiin q-le ia man.
,-.nnleanlo a rr.rits'T HI e cisr-
ias proh..l1 e>tev - tai',S ~
paiSes ,lel ueu Il NADIA ~ ei r5r -
pIeoie ie,nI.,r Ii sensariil - + a.
.llil. IabIs,ez. i.ana;:iI. s5 mental.
f,:srzs ucrv;o,, Tor 10 ,ii.o. Il COS
ia . 10 qs.p tai p.os!i,z r ma III
.s;s5ii. a In;gess "-.ai h5v
r:l.-,,.t ~. ,,-.- :.o.4.!as d,l
DR. Nil ,s:e.l . su esposs, :,
hermeas. Ns,.l ,nis sagrado
qile 4 a.!e Ia g ID Si no le
in,p.ss .-sffr &. est. reme,iiO. to-
nle N,i.osr, ;.se igual haga. pero c'.i
.icSc sol e. qgc d. liJ. depsnfsr
nars 81 bif.s flr Centenaues han r.
usftu!e r1rts- .tc cr';it''l por his-
flcios ol,srtlr- opn Is pil il.ul.- !:c-
saba, lei Dr Williams. Toi1s q 49,
ticas "a vcn.s',- ei le,luftas ceris
10, ~olaHaru,e = pn'~isn para Il g.
taci5u aci,s.l p-is,len tomar=e oon
eniers c.Hsilt,. ie gle no coaileneu
uada nns1Tss ~ u inCredienie<-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-14

II a.:.,... J. LAGO Y 60
III lIItIlII Hill Arecibo. Casa fun.
dada en- 1899 de-
posito de licores de todas classes,
especiaidad en- ron LAGO y ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises. Vinos de
California y espaAoles. Sc sirven
pedidos 8 toda la islA Telefono
IS. P. 0. Box 1913.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-14

Aver desembarco en- la ciudad
la mayor parte de la dotaclon Gle la
escuadrilla de torpederos que tom6
puerto ell sabado por la tsrde.
Sc trata de constituir Una socie-
dad por acciones para Ia corsiruc-
cion de I'm teatro en la ciIldad Y Pa :
rece que ell proyecto scra muy prom
to un hecho.
-Esta en- San Juan en- uso de L.
cencia el jefe de distrito lie IA polll.s
insular de San German.
Aver tarde Sc llev6 a efccto Ia
proyectada manifestation reruhil-
cana ell celebra ci6n del triunfo eli
San Juan. Resulto nutrida Y los ele-
mentos de Santurce Puerta de lie
IRA que pertenecen 4 la colectlvidad
recorrieron sus respcc'lvoS harrioS
para venir oespues Ia ,iiIdad reu-
niEse con suS companeros. Recorrie-
ron varias GALES. Sc proponen ahora
efectuar una vista a Mavaguez en-
numero de 300 8 800 para celphrar
el triunfo republican, en- aquella Gu
dad.
En- el proxlmo vapor embarca
para los Estados Unidos nuestro ,lis-
tinguido compatriota el Sr. Tuho La
rrinaga Comisionado de Puerto Rico
en- Washington.
Sc comenta de diversos modos
en- los circulos politicos de Ia ciudad
el resultado de las elecciones en- To-
Estados Unidos en- que los democra-
tas dominan ahora en- una de las los
camarss V los repuhlicanos en- Ia
otra. Los cambioS de personal en- el
Connte de AsuntnS nsulares Son CO
mentados por algunos en- sentido fa-
vorable para Puerto Rico. Sc cree
que 81 Sc vuelve 3 dsr cIenta con FL
bill Olmsted habra de ser muy
enmendado para que tenga 6Mto.
pues con Ia mavorIs democrats Se
considers como de muv dihcil apro-
bscion el provecto de lev que tan
merecidas criticss hs tenido en- IA
opinion p'iblica de EstsdoS Inidos
Y Puerto Rico
Hoy continue "a reunion del CO.
lego de sbogados para tratsr lie las
reformas a las leves que han de
proronerse Y dIScutiTse en- Ia pro-
Nima asamblea de jueoes. iscales
V abossdos que hs convocado el
attorney general para Ell IL de los
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FL GOB|E3N0 De WASHINGTON HA RE-
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monies de TuIa hacienda vida de a)deano.
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despeandose los presdenes Taft y Daz han cambado
mensassS amisosOS
Ell rio Sena ha desbordado nuevamente oros
desastres iguaes a los del pasado aio.
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