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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

cutional number and some splendid tall
emit was displayed. A large and appre-
citaive audience attended, and the pro-
ceeds proved the success of the enter
tainment. Talent from Harvey. Lemont.
Chicago. Lansing Munster and River
dale was exh bited. A great many out
flown people were present.
Mrs. IAbahn was a Chicago visitor
yesterday
Fred Lapps was in Chicago yester-
day.
A new church barn is being built
back of the Dutch Reform church of
Lansing.
Mrs. A. Ward and daughters, Lulu
and Cora, visited in Chicago Saturday.
Mr. Emerson. the county surveyor,
was in town Saturday.
| A great many new improvements havs
been made recently at the Illinois Brick
| company yards at Bernice. Ill. The
| dynamos are being run by electricity
| which is supplied from Blue Island, and
an addition was made to the kiln shed
A machine to load bricks was also in
| stalled.
The Noting family moved to Rose
! land last week
! Caroline Hoede of Hessville was in
town yesterday
willis Busack has purchased a fine
new motorcycle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16


The man who hath thousand friends
Hath not friend 10 spare.
And he who hath one enemy
Shall meet him everywhere.
We need enemies.
He who is without them has moi
come far.
And he who has them ought to be
proud Of them. They are signets of
success.
Every one OF us should stand four
square for some principle or reform or
philanthropy. If because you have
stood consistently for some of these
things you have made enemies, rejoice
and be exceeding glad.
You have been worth while.
1t was said of a certain public man.
I'VE love him for the enemies he has
made
What was meant7 Simply that this
man was of such forcefui character and
SO consistent in the maintenance of his
beliefs that he must needs make enc
mics.
You need friends.
But you need enemies also.
And you can spare neither one friend
nor one needful enemy. Each viii help
you ON your way.
! If you are successful you are bound
to meet opposition. If you are success
| full there will always be those who will
envy you and those who win say de-
spiteful things of you.
i But
! La- - 60 pYx
tanned you need not fear your enemy
even though you should meet him
| everywhere"
You can afford to pity such enemies
but you cannot afford to do without
them.
This is true, however:
You may make unnecessary enemies
And of such enemies you should not be
proud. You can spare that sort.
You may make these unnecessary en-
emies by some deed of unkindness. BY
some boorish act of spite, by some seri
GUS breach of courtesy, through neglec
or selfishness.
OF such enemies you should be heart
lily ashamed. They are not necessary
enemies.
Do not fancy because great and sue
cessful men have enemies that becaus,
you have enemies you are great or sue
cessful. Do not fancy that becaus
great men are often misunderstood vol
are misunderstood because you ar
great.
There the needful enemies, and Their
are unnecessary enemies. You nee,
the former. but yoE should beware O
the latter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

MHy 10.
17es-News of the repeal of the stamp
act reached Boston.
Jefferson county,
made the seat of government for
Georgia.
1S26-Edwin B. Winans, governor of
Michigan. born in Avon. n. Y.
1s34-Hobart B. Bigelow. governor of
Connecticut. born. Died October IL.
1891.
1s6o-Republican convention in Chi
cago nominated Lincoln and Ham
lin.
1s64-Gen. Buffers besieging forces at
Fort Darling, on the James river.
attacked and defeated.
1S73-Opening of the Montreal exposi-
tion.
1S74-Mil1 river dam in Massachusetts
burst. destroying four villages and
causing the loss of over 200 lives.
1S98-International fisheries exhibition
opened at Bergen, Norway.
1903-Celebration of the 50th ami
versary of the departure of the first
passenger train from Toronto.
THIS IS MY SAITH BIRTHDAY.
Charles w. Russell.
Charles w. Russell, who recently be-
came United States minister to Persia
was born in Wheeling. w. Va. May
16, 1855, and received his education al
Georgetown university. He entered the
department of justice at Washington
in 1886 and was subsequently employed
on many special diplomatic missions
for the government. He was sent t
| investigate the situation in Cuba II
1897. acted as legal advisor for tn,
Porto Rico evacuation commission the
following year. and in 1901 he argued
the Maine explosion cases before th'
| Spanish claims commission. A few
years later he was sent to Paris to in
vestigate the Panama canal title ant
in 1904 he effected the transfer of tn,
title and property OF the canal com
pany to the United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
PLUCK SHOULD BE REWARDED.

before
holders of Mcroy
ngushed
possible with rebuilding
dawn o
But what is It about the best laid
migration followed and thousands
Hammond institution
ton and financed by Hammond
smounted that
than when operations
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
LAW THAT SHOULD BE KEPT ON THE BOOKS

credible that the of Indiana would like
public
which public
entitled
OF
o
S and o
cleanliness the is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
BREwER1Es OUGHT 60 CONTRIBUTE.

the
vhoesaeFliquor dealers Gary
whic in
that
the ctys greatest Of
of
will
licenses selling
a o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
THE PRESENT CRISIS.

while
things
while Of
bithey
forth when
n
can't
his
srov
kicking WALT MASON
by George
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

on the Indianapolis division met in
Anderson for the monthly conference
and school of instruction with T. B. A.
Kellum, travelling passenger agent for
the Big Four, as instructor. The meet
ing included a dinner at the Grand
hotel
CHILDREN HAVE RABIES
Thomas, age seven, and Mary. age
six. children of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hinkley. living three miles northwest
of Perdue university, are believed to be
suffering from rabies and will be sent
to Chicago for treatment They were
attacked April 10 by dog that has
since bitten several animals which have
died Of rabies.
FIRE LOSS $4,000.
Fire, which originated in the rear of
the grocery store of August Dewert.
in the lower floor of the Odd Fellows
building, a three-story structure. IN
Cicero. six miles north of NoblesviIle,
resulted in loss of $4,000.
EARL PROTECTS SQUIRRELS.
| E. r. Earle, state fish and game COM
missioner has increased the force of
game wardens in the state in prepare
ton for the approach of the open sea-
osn for squirrels, and has given the
men special instructions to be on the
lookout for hunters bagging game be-
fore the season opens. July /. BY an
act of the general assembly of 1907
the season closes November l. Two ar
rests for premature squirrel shooting
have been reported from Washington
county Two residents of Kentucky
whose names were not reported to Mr.
l Ear1a Ana In
squirrels.
AUTO AND AERO CLUB MEETS
The newly organized Indianapolis
Auto and Aero Club held a meeting ir
the Board of Trade assembly room
Fifty boosters were present and the
campaign for 1000 members was for
mally launched. After Clarence Stan
ley. chairman of the committee. reat
the names of 5000 machine owners IL
Indianapolis the boosters called OFF TIL.
ones they wo>-d see and procure theil
signatures to membership blanks.
PLAN MANY CONVENTIONS.
Many conventions and conference
J will be held at Winona Lake this year
The season will open unusually earl,
and will continue until September 10
The first convention will be held tn,
Week of May 26. when the nationa
, synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
, church will meet. The convention will
, take many to Winona Lake earlier thi
season than In any year in its history
{ CLAIMS EDWARD KIN.
: The death of King Edward VII. re
calls a Bartholomew county woma
who claimed kinship with England
royal line. This woman was the lat
Mrs. Richard Stidham, who lived
few miles southwest Of Columbus Sh
4 died a few months ago, and her hus
: band is now living in Columbus wit
. his daughter, Mrs. Benton Lacker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

of
Hammond
the Northern Indiana High
on
the race the Lake county boys
athletics
performers entered the
whole shed
and shows we have often stated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
CATHOLICS CONVENE.
LANSING.

en- at the Lansing public school last
Thursday evening for the purpose of
replenishing the school library The
program consisted of musical and elo-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
A LAVISH GIFT.

and youngster the city OF
could he
havec o a nobera a worthy cause
plans building of
Judge Gary He found
big
Did NJ A
Gary;tnakh panssconrorm to gt
Veil Y M
Of the city to be as proud
herY NJ A. Spend 100000
nohng but United andApaternaisn
that the United States
out 0
Nearly quarter of NJ A building,
Is grateful?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

THE NUMBER OF COPIES OF THE
ZINES SOLD ON THE STREETS
ALONE EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIR
CULATION OF ANY OTHER PAPER
IN THE CITY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16


THE reason there is not more
money in the grocery business" said
a grocer, lis that every woman who
pays bill expects bag of candy or
every man a cigar"
PRESS association is boasting about
its recipe service. Tells hows ito
wash corset; stop a tree from bleed
ing, ETC.. Punk. Let it tell how to
keep a campaign cigar from blowing
up
NEBRASKA farmer is going to do
the Noah act in a cave through the
period of comet danger May IS. Moth
/ ing like being a Nebraska farmer and
having time to worry about little
things like comets.
WE note incidentally that one Billy
Mason, of Illinois. says that so per
cent of the seats in the senate are
bought. II we remember rightly, MI
Mason tried to get in the senate. Must
we put two and two together
I IF you see man going down q
Hammond street with his chest thrown
out and his head thrown back, yor
have a right to assume that he is con
Injected with the new Citizens German
National bank and that he has a righ1
Ito feel that way.
DEMOCRATS of the Tenth Con
gressional district must be desperate
when they even give thought to tn.
nomination of disgruntled republican
as their candidate for congressional
|, Representative. Are there no clear
cut. democrats in this district who cal
make the campaign against Mr.. Crum
Iacker?-Lafayette Journal
Il Bathing information will be gladl,
WELCOMED.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

1T is a sweet1y solemn thought that
ore-half the world doesn't know how
the other half lives. 1t is nobodys
business what brand of breakfast food
the neighbors use
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
BALD EAGLE APPEARS.

large bald eagle has made its ap-
pearance in the vicinity of Flatrock
river. near st. Paul. the bird having
been seen a number of times by resi-
dents of that place. Its appearance
there in the last few weeks leads peo-
pie to believe that it is nesting in that
locality.
KILLED BY FAULTY SHOT.
Samuel Roll, age seventy-four, en-
ployed as a miner in the Banner coal
mines at Evansville was instantly
killed by faulty shot Roll had pre-
pared the shot and when it failed TO
go oc he went back to investigate and
the explosion that occurred mangled
his body Roll had been employed in
the local mines for a number of years.
He is survived by a family
CATHOLICS CONVENE.
Between FIVE thousand and eight
thousand visiting Catholics were in
Richmond Sunday attending the golden
Jubilee celebration of the founding OF
ST Joseph's Benevolent Association OF
Richmond. Many OF the visitors will
remain over Monday and Tuesday tC
attend the seventeenth annual conven-
ton of st. Joseph's Staats-Verbund OF
Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

RUSSIAN terrorist recently con-
fessed that he shot the wrong man.
There is always some hope for the
man who is willing to admit that he
made a mistake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

MR.. Carr is acting over the census
like bald headed man in the pit, who
is hit on the mop with pellet from a
putty blown in the hands of bad
boy in the gallery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

on the Indianapolis division met in
Anderson for the monthly conference
and school of instruction with T. B. A.
Kellum, travelling passenger agent for
the Big Four, as instructor. The meet
ing included a dinner at the Grand
hotel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

SINCE kissing on the street OF
some cities has been encouraged, there
seems to be fewer osculators in these
parts than ever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

IF the weather only keeps up like
this a little longer, it will be neces-
sary to eliminate balbriggans from
the dictionary and the bottom drawer
of the dresser.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

WHAT Halley's comet isn't blamed
for the republican party is, so let ii
go at that and cheer up as much as
Is possible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
r A N Do M
THINGS AND FILINGS

SUNDAY is getting to be night
mare for the baseball fans.
NO pleasure. whatever, licking up
sassafras tea this weather, is it?
EVEN the comet is an insurgent. 1t
is said to be irregular in it's speed.
FRIDAY, the 18th, is also an un-
lucky day for Hammond fire steamers.
GOVERNOR Marshalrs Memorial
proclamation is certainly some
language.
THE least of mems worries these
days is that they may have to wear
last years, straw bonnets again.
| PERHAPS the Hammond school
boys were all at the "swimmin' hole
when the census man counted noses.
WHEN you figure on taking it easy
don't forget that taking it easy and
easy consciences do not sit very well
THE Minister'S Son. appeared a.
Gary theater last night Well, well
q theater is certainly no place 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

THERE are some people who dislike
Mr.. Roosevelt so much that they pre-
dict he will be unable to sit still al
King Edwards funeral.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
CHILDREN HAVE RABIES


Fire. which originated in the rear of
the grocery store of August DeWert
in the lower floor of the Odd Fellows
building. a three-story structure, In
Cicero. six miles north of Noblesville
resulted in q loss of $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16
Heart toHeart
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.

YOUR ENEMIES.
The man who hath a thousand friends
Hath not friend TO spare.
And he who hath one enemy
Shall meet him everywhere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

WE certainly will have to grow to
beat it They are tearing a twenty
two-tory building down in New York
to make room for a forty-two-story
structure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-16

GUESSING on the personnel of the
democratic nominee for congress in
this district is about as exciting as
taking joy ride in Calumet electric
car
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-22
& case de Ia pIin-
cesa Raspig| |iosl,
Contrajo matrimonio con
ell Sr. de Bangor, de Ma
ryland.
SOlicit0 ell diyorci" v 10 Obtuvo,
paro las autoridades cclesiis
ticas no 10 canSintieron. sin3
despues de haber deliberate
en- Roma Un tribunal COM
pueSto de seiS preladOS.

FL caso de la princesa de Rospig
liosi esta dando motive d muchos
concentrates en- cilculos sociales dc
los Estados Uni,los & Italia.
La sehorita Reid, que tai fut su
nombre dcsoltera cas6 hace algunos
amos con cl S,. Parkhurst de Bangor,
en- Meriland. Todo pareci6 sonreir
al principle la paroja pero no tar
do la discordia en- colocar un muro
entire clos.
Solicit6 ella divorcio y lie obtuvo.
Tn tribunal 10 concedio dandole d
ella ell derecho de mantener asu lado
sus dos hijos habidos en- el matrimo
MO.
La joven march6 despu6s q Italia
y pronto prendi5 en- sus redes al 10
ven principe de Rospigliose. Consi
derandose ella librc, acepto ser SUI es
posa, pero el rito cat6lico negose
aceptarla como so.tcro, no recono
clendo ell cStadO dc dlvorclo que un
tribunal nortcamcricano la habia
concedido.
Contrariados los i6venes, contra
jeron un matrimonio civil Y asi ha
vivido durante cirrto tempo, Pcro
varias vcces han hcrho los princip :
tentativas para q. Sc les reconozra
el derecho de realizar su matrimonio
cat6lico, todo 10 cual, hasta ahora,
les habia sido ncgado.
Hace POGO, el principe apel6 al
cardenal Martinclii, delegado del
Papa en- los Estado> Cnidos, rogan
dole que intcrpu>irra SUI Influenza
para veneer las n,.gativas 4 regula
rizar catolicam"n," su enlacc con Ia
joven nurteaIncri"ana,
FL car,lenal infpr:n6 favorablemcn
te el asunto V c,,"nti6 su Influenza
en- Roma. FL Pap Judo mucho an
ties de accedcr V ..'ruSo que un tribu
nal compuesto d. 4'i< prelados iue-
ces en- el asunto 'llcran acerca del
mismo, verrdicio
Al fin siendo c>.r Affirmative, 10
principles han po,li.in casarsc por ell
rito cat6lico, hahicndo declarado
aquel tribunal qic el primer casa
miennto de la p;incesa con Mr.
Parkhurst, padr lie los hiios de
la iOven era nU!'-
En- esta paeiua Todra yer el lee
tor el retrato ,lc Il bella princesa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-22
Los 72ADAJCS
= l CENS0,
lmportantc a w.. A9ue-
Has personas que desean
ser considerados por un
nOmbra amiento CO m O
enumerador de! censo.
SoIlcltud para Dombramiento
como enumerallor del cenSO
que Sera recibido por ell Su-
perviSOr del DiStrit0.

FL Supervisor del Canso. D. A.
skinner, que tiene su oficina en- San
J ian ha rccibido del "SensuS Burc-
au" I'm contingente de solicitudes
en- blanco para ell uso dc aqucllaspcr
sonas que solicijen nombramicntos
como erumpraIoreS del Censo.
Estas solicitudcs en- hlanco, el SUI
pervlscr remitira por correo i todaS
las pcrsonas cuyas pciiciones va han
sido recibidas V tambifn auuella,
cuyas pcticiones hayan sido rccibi-
daS Ell O antes del dia 81 dc Encro
1910.
Las solicitudcs en- hlanco, dcspu%,
de ser dcbidamentc llcnadas deben
ser devuelias a ID. 4. Skinner. super
visor del CcnSo. san Juan. p. X. ell
dia ) de Fcbrcro. 1910 il mas tariar.
Las in,trtccioncs impresas en- Ia
solicitud exile una respuesta concre-
ia il cada una de las preguntas i sa-
Der:
Is Nd. ciudadano de los Estados
Unidos 4 de Puerto Rico! 81 es ciu-
dadano naturalizado cuando y don
de sc naturaliz6 Va.
DE que munic;pio es Nd. resi-
iente? De que barrio? Cuanto ITEM
po ha residido Vd. eli ello?"
"Cual es SUI seXo V color? que edad
cumpli6 Vd. en- 81 ltltimo cumple-
aho?? Ddnde naci1 Nd?' E
"Cual es SUI e,luyac;nn lie Nd. Econ
simc los pormanor'> principaies>
"Cual es su ocupa~;6n actral?( 81
no tiene ocupaci6n olga cElanto ITEM
po lleva sin empla"l
Que experiencia professional q
de nrgocios ticne vi? " Cunsime l"s
;,ormcnnres priucira!es, y Il actual
iuente Is emplcatu diga que enplco
goza.l"
"Ha cstado vi. cmplcaclo alguna
vez en- trabajo lie Ccn>o. Va fuera IA
cional q dc c>lad"?' 81 = ha c>tado.
en- que capacidad Y por cuamto item
90? 81 de enumera'Inr. '.e qu. terri
torio 8 liStritO. consIglc c>to con L.
mayor actitud p">lhic.l
"Ticne Nd. Ia ;.ptiiu'i l:>ica para
cumplir del to,lo H. oi'!lgaclones lie
un enumeraIOr Del Gems >uiFe Nd.
de algin dcfecto de Ia vista, oidos.
Il Otra parte del cue1'O; y 81 tai.
diga Ia clase de deieeIo.
"Hahla vi. cl cspah"l? Enticnde
V habla VI. Otra lcngua mas que el
espahol, Y s. tel. qu' lcngua q len
quasi"
"Perteneoe Id. : algiin Comit6
pclitico" Coutc~,ese 81 o No,
pero no indiG,ue el FartidO-
"Son las resp zestas : las pregun-
tss que Drec>daa sss.sz 4 50 ,esio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-22
LA |NCOCN|TA
De UN CRTMEh.
Severe Colon di Q
nuerte en- Juana Daz
a Eduviges Vazquez.
Sc trato de kacer apareesr
Ell crimen cometido en- De
fensa propia.
EI fiscal de Ponce Lede. hlp-
clos Rodriguez ha puests d.
ro Ell asuntO descQbrieldo N
asesinato cen tOdOs sus agra
vantes.
De nuestro corresponsal.


Ponce, Enero 20.-El dia 5 8 6 del
corriente mes Sc cometi6 un horroro-
so crimen en- Juana Diaz. Resuto
que Severe Colon (a) Seuero Viento
did muerte con arma cortante a Edu
VICES Vazquez. En- los primeros mo
mcntos Sc pretendia hacer aparecel
como que Severe Colon habla dado'
muerte Eduviges Vazquez en- de-
fensa propia.
Como las cosas continuaban un
POGO oscuras, Sc traslado 4 dicho 81.
ito aver cl Hon. fiscal acompahado
del detective Maldonado, los cuales
han esciareciIo los hechos, que han
dado por resultado que no Sc trata
de un crlmen en- defensa propia, sino
de un asesinato en- primer grado. Sc
gdn nuestros informes, este cri1nen
fue pcrpetrado de noche en- un bale,
Y los movies Sc nos informan que
fueron por haber sacalo a bailar a
una joven.
Hoy han salido d cumplir conde-
mas a presidio 6 confinados de esta
cdrccl. Iban custodiados por una
pareja de Ia policia insular.
Julio Diaz sali6 de la carcel des-
pufs de haber cumplido diez meses
por hurto.
va ha empezado circular en- esta
ciudad los programs de la compa-
nia Rosario Pine y Emilio ThuiliieR,
q. dara cuatro funciones de abcnO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-22
manda en- la forma dicha.

manda en- la forma dicha.
Dfaz Navarro.-sSabe usted Sr
Coll Cuchy, 81 a mi bufete venia con
frecuencia el Lcdo. Miguel Guerra
Coll Cuchy.-Si senior, venia con
bastante frecuencia., y era allf reci
bido con el coraz6n alberto.
Dfaz Navarro.-Diga usted Sr. Coll
mi clientela como abogado es de al
gun merito?
Coll Cuchy-Quisicra tencrla yo.
Es 10 meiory mas selecto de la isla.
Hace el Sr. Dfaz Navarro otras
preguntas mas Y concluy6 ell Sr.
Coll V Cuchy su declaration. .
Declaran los Sres. Borrla V Gior
getti sobre la honradez Y capacidad
del Lcdo. Sr. Diaz Navarro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-22
EN- LA CAMARA
De DELEGAD1SS.
No hubo session en- Ia
tarde del viernes.
El presldente Sr. Soler cita
para ell ]unes proximo a
las 2.30 de la tarde.
In el Consejo Ejecutiyo Sc han
presentado otros dos proyec-
tos de ley.

A las 3 de la tarde de aver habia
en- el salon de la camara de delega
dos, algunos de estos. Entire .cllos
los Sres. Caballero, Trelles Mercadcr
Virella y el presidente INFERNO Sr.
Soler. A las 3 80 no habia quorum.
La mayor parte de los Delegates
Sc encontraha nSisticndo al juicio
que Sc segu;aft e rando ante cl su
premo en- el case del Sr. Diaz Nava
rro. Testigos del case eran algunos
de ellos.
El presidente Sr. Soler manifesto
a los delegados presentes que en-
vista dc no haber ''quorum' Y de
no exlstir ningun asunto pendiente
dc despacho pues los proyectos de
ley presentados csc encontraban
rnos en- la imprenta y otros en- las
respecivas comisiones, Sc citaba
para celebrar session ell lunes pr0xi
mo 4 las 2.3O de la tarde.
Los trabajos Gle secrctaria estan
todos terminates y Sc cSpcra la pre-
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