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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
Southern Railway
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n. B.--Foilowins eeheduie figures published
Information and not guaranteed:
$40 A. M,-Daiiy--Local for Charlotte. Dar.
ham and Raleigh.
lo.45 A. M.--Daily--Iimited--Fos all point,
South. Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Car / i,
Memphis. VIA Asheye and Chattanooga.
BOO j. Mfr Sunday. Local fot Durham Al 1
Intermediate stations.
500 P. M.--Ez. Sundsy--Keysville Local.
Has p. M.--Daly--Lm.ed for ali point,
South. Pullman ready a.30 r Nj.
YORK RIVER LINE.
40 p. MIX Sun.--To West Pr. copnecti,
for baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri
500 A. NEE. Sun and 2:i5 p, M.-Moa.
Wed. and Fri.-Local to Wes. Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tire South $50 A. NJ. nos p. NJ, daily
$40 A. MEX. Sun. l255 +. M.--Ex. san.
2G0 =. NJ
From West Point, $50 A. NJ. daily; II SO A. VI
We'd and Fri. AIS p NJ, Ex. Sun.
s. E. BURGESS, u. r. A..
o20 East Main Street. Phone Madison 4S5
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APPLE CROP BRINGS
AUGUSTA ABORT &6OO,O0O.

HTAUSTON. VA. Dec. 2i.--Thc apple
season In Augusta county has closed
and W. A. McComb. secretary OF the
Augusta County Fruit Growers Assoc
citation. has gotten actual figures on
shipments from all railroad stations
in tho county. The total IL i,s34 car
loads for tho whole county. aggregat-
Ing 24s.170 barrels of an estimated to-
tai value OF 4e0a,00
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

expected to add go much strength to
The White SIX was OF little use To
them Competent critics, however.
feel certain he will come into his own
next year Some youngsters weather
100 much boosting, but to the majority
IL proves ~ rather bitter pill, even
though il does read nicely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
STOP

and call Madison 40 If you have house
for rent or sale. Also il you wish to rent
one.
DOUGLAS II TAYLOR,
u North Eiehth Estret
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

1--WE don't hold a football team re
sponsibIe for q death and ] gee NJ
reason to hold prize fighter" added
the coroner,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

When the club owners al a base
/ ball league decide to pass OH the fit
ness or un!ltness of the ulnpres ii is
| time FOR s. change. An owner would
stultify himself were he TO dictate how
the umpires should be handled, and
do not think there is n single owner
i'll the American League. AZ least. who
would cheaper himself by Interfering
in either picking or retaining the UNI.
pires. That function belongs to the
head OF the league. and II he isn't able
IL handle such matters IL is time for
the owners to look for somebody else"
The above Is the comment of Presl-
dent d. Il. Johnson, OF the American
League. made yesterday regarding the
suggestion made by the National
League inagnates that a majority OF
club owners could by vote dismiss
any of the umpires on President
Lynch's staff.
THE American League owners arc a
unit in believing that the selection OF
umpires should be left to the head Of
the league" President johnson con-
tinued, land would not work under
any other arrangement. | believe. and
think the majority of fans are with
me. that baseball became much cleaner
with the added authority orNhe unl-
pircs on the field and the fact that they
were backed up in their decisions at ail
times. IL club owner felt that he
had legitimate complaint on the work
of some umpire he could appeal TO the
board of directors, but this has never
been necessary with us. For the SAL
walton of the game the umpire must
be backed up. II he In fnconpetent. III
is up 70 the league executive 10 let him
go: but 1t would mean chaos in base
bali were owners to have the say as 10
the heat Of the battle an owner man
ager might think he was getting the
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ron RENT.

virgtniA want ads Win ret you 5
tenant,
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CERTIFICATE RE-ExTENpINdY

A5N
TrEAsrRx DEYAErxE44s$zss
OFFICE On coMprRoILxM or ~
NAsHtNsroS. n. O.. Dxcx16
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evixao
70 the undersigned, Il has heem nIl
that The MERCHANTS NAT411
OF RICHMOND, located 10 thu E3I
MoSD, in thr County nf HEN8tG)
Of VIRGINIA. has runpiicd with m
Of the Act Of Congress To enAble ~
ing Associations to extend thejr o
ence, and fsr other purposes. " GS
{ 1852. ~ aneasied BY the Act, N
1909. u sss s,ssasy
now. THEREFORE,. /, I.kl
MURRAY. Az n !s
CoMrfnoLlEa az rnm GN
do herehy esrtIfy shat TIA lGE1f
TI(,NAIs BANK on AICHAa1l
shc CITY III RICHMOND,
HENRICD and Stare of ylWGE3f
10 have Aseresason Tor ~ rqgl
aincpded articles Of H1S
clo<e II hnaineGn - QEGXl1
LOT otfics thie GEYEAfIl jl
1910. 81. n
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

goo A. Daiiy--Fast trains to Old Point
400 P. Newport News ard Norfolk.
40 A.-Dsily. Local To Newport News
500 P.-Dsay. Local 10 Old Point.
200 ?. Daily Louisville and Cincinnati
II % p. Pullman.
e:A5 p Daily. st. Lons-Chicago Special"
Pullrnans.
$50 --Daiiy--Charsottesviile Week dAys--
Hinton.
: Sis P.-Weck days Local to Gcrdonsvills
1000 A.-Das.y. Lynchburg. Lsx., G FofSa
b:i5 P.--Wcck days. To Lynchhurg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
foce from East--s.23 A. NJ. 1850 r. Al
Through from EsstlI;3 rs A. NJ, 6;35 p. ~
loes rom West--'s3o A. NJ. $50 A. NJ
.20 T. NJ.
Through--7:o0 A. NJ, 2:&5 r. NJ
James River Line 'S36 A. NJ, CHS P. NJ
sDaiiy except Sunday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Samuel Langfora, Bob .,rrnstrong
and Perky Flynn were discharged in
the Schenectady police court Tuesday
morning with the consent OF Rey DR..
George r. Luun. reforuer, preacher
and editor. who swore out the warrant
resulting in he rail on the American
Athletic Club Monday night Jake
Carry. the prornt 'er. was held in $500
bail for trial December 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
ron.aAln

1 FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
vtrGinian want ADS. will bring you :
buyer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

X host of young lighters, with then
seconds. testified that the blow which
Emholf received WAS not hard enough
To floor a child. They could not tel
what had made Emhof fall Charlcs
Markus. who qualified a. an expert
!. 4 itness as a manager of boxers, sale
the blow was q mere tap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Local boxing fans seem pleased In
the announcement of the match Of
Terry McGraw with Johnny Dohan.
Of New York, in place OF Dummy
Decker. They vii, look for a slug
eing affair when the men meet for
Is rounds before the Armory Athletic
Club at the Germana Maenuerchor
Hall Christmas afternoon. After
signing the articles OF agreemnt Nc
iraw lost no time In selecting quar-
i~rs to finish training for the mill
Yesterday morning he established his
camp at Doyle's gymnasium. and until
the day OF the contest he will work
Ike a Trojan. He realizes that there
IL much at stake IN the coming event
As. If he Is successful in getting the
verdict over the New Yorker. he viii
DC right in line for a battle for the
Weltcrweight championship With
Fighting Dick Nelson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Jack Savage. Of New York, won from
Hank Griffin, OF California, on "a foul
In the NTH round of what was sched
nled to go ten rounds, at Utica. Mon
day night. Griffin had the better o.
Savage ur 10 the time tife bout was
called.
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llllliae

Nta &Gh ~ -.5sf
Umpire, Sutherland Srureheeper,
Midget
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Speaking OF the recent baseball
season on the Pacific Coast. Harry
Woiyerton, manager OF the Oakland
New York. We had a great race for
the pennant. Every club in the PACT
nc Coast League drew more people
than ever before. The Oakland Club
alone made profit or $50, 900. We
played 226 games and only one dur
ing the season was n game postponed
on account Of ain. Bad weather
never bothers the clubs on the coast
In fact, we never worry about 1t, and
a day OFF Is n decided novelty. Since
the Pacific Coast League became iden-
titled with organized baseball there's
been nothing but prosperity"
Manager Chase. OF the Highlanders,
says that he intends to give Shortstop
Otis Johnson n thorough trial next
season. AJohnson came here from
Portland. Ore, last spring with q
biz reputation as hitsmlth. hut
Stallings sent him To jersey City with
out allowing him To show what he
could do in fast company. In the
Eastern League Johnson was a veri-
table slugger and played short field
With much ability. As the fiiilmen
need IA cleanup batter Chase thinks
Johnson VIII ill the bill, in which
event Jack knight will be moved
over To second base. Knight Ia sure
to be Il regular iniielder in the future
because Of his stickwork He im-
proved so per cent in hitting last
season and led the ffillnien in this
respect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Owen Moran. who recently knocked
out Battling Nelson. has issued chat-
ienge to Ad Wolgast FOR the lightweight,
championship II any time or place
the latter may natne. and offered to
place $4,000 side bet. Moran says
he viii give UP any m all Of his en-
gasenients TO meet Wolgast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Johnny Couion, claimant of the
hantamweight championship of the
world. disposed Of Earl Denning, Of
Chicago, In live rounds Monday night
before the National Athletic Club.
Memphis. A right-hand punch to
The jaw brought Denning TO the mat.
and Coulon got the decision.
TIE fight wN~ fast from the start.
During the first two rounds Denniug
Was at bis best and honors We're about
even. Then Coulons ring generalship
came into evidence and. although
Denning fought ganfely. he was out
ciassed. Both were under weight The
agreement required rs pounds at
ringside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

Kid Ross. of New York. Knocked out
Young Exienbern, Of Denver. at the
Cheyenne (Wyo.) Athletic Club Mon
day night In the eleventh round OF a
scheduled twenty. round go. The Den
Yer fighter was outciassed from the
start. The ruen are featherwsigi1ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

:. w. TRAINERS,
Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-12
Il NE JOR CALzADO.

Todo el mundo en- la ciudad Y en-
Ia isla eonocc 70 que vale y es el cal
1ado que lmporta q conocldo esta-
t4leelmleltto de 81. Amesico salas"
III Popular" que ticnc grn cllente-
la en- Ia cllldad y en- Ia Isla. CaIAado
para senoras, serorltas Y nlnas
todas formas y precios Para hombre
es tanbicn nllv complete e strtldo
AdcmaS en- todos los corleoS Sc re-
nlleva el exquisite Surtldo de persu-
merias mediaS, asuas de tocadol y
lcmas productti> t!e r>ta claSe de l:ts
meiorcs marca, de Europa y An6rl-
"a No Divides clan.lo hAyais de II
i i'm bailc i I'm paSeo. i lnt vista
el calzado del "Punlar c;tllc dc San
Justo San Juan. !. Rice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-12
L0 MEjOR.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene el
mejor surtldo de objetos. de
arte y novedad para regalos.
y esta constantelnente reclbieH
do los ultimos modelos, ST Vd.
desea comprar TN objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristaI tallado LEJITIMo tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados. Especia.
lidades para regalos de bo
das.
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ORC de PastillaS i,e'.uper;ldor
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pucs cs accptudo donde qlie.
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Carlos del Vale Zei,.
hsenisrs Civil Y Afs1s..,
Assoc Nc An. Ssc- {. :.
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SUICIDE 0 ASES|NAT02
(Por Francisco Fortune Selles).
nO4 del campeonato de- 'La Correspoudencia''.)

uuina de Ia sala, y al posar sus olQs
en- Lola Sc VIC en- nellos un rayo de las |
clvl,..
Este era un tipo de esos que Sc hn-
cen simpaticos al mlrarlos, pero i'le-
go que los conocemos Sc nos haeen
repugnantes, y que Sc vana glorlaoa
de haber seducido hasta clnco mu-
chachas las cuales dejo luego abando
nadas.
AL yer a Lola Sc propuso hacer una
.conquista, sin repetar que sus an
cianos padres, podria causarles q
muerte su falta; y para clio empeao
desde luego SUI tarea.
La chica al principle Sc mostro re-
hacia, pero no pudo resistr las fraseS
del aventurero y por fin cerca del
amane Ger acepto sus ruegos, que
dando q en- que la vendrla a pus-
car q la noche siguiente, y ella en- que
le Sc eguiria.
Paso la noche y con ella el velorlo
' luego el dfa, llegando por fin la no
che en- que Sc verificarla el rapto.
Lola hizo un paquete con su ropa
I el cual escondio en- SUI cana al acos-
tarse 10 hizo sin desnudarse. Sus pa
dies Sc acotaron Y pronto quedafon
dormidos cansados de la noche ante
rior, pero ella no pudo nj qulso hacef
| 10.
sinti6 luego un silbido 10 cual era
la senal convenida y con mucno sisl
! 10 Sc levanto de la CANA y Sc desllzo
por una puerta de su cuarto que e.
taba alberta de antemano mlentras
Isu raptor la esperaba en- los brazos
/ |llevandola a un sitio donde tenla es-
condido su caballo en- el cual la llevo
4 la casa que lie tenfa destinada.
ALI vivi6 feliz unos sels meses
mientras sus padres morian de pena
por sll culpa.
AL cabo de esos seis meses el raptor
empezo a cansarse de ella, y a ldear
los medios para abandonalla.
| En- este estado estaban las cosas
|cuando 70 llegue a la caslta que al
principle les liable.
Me acerque a ella y Of una dlscu-
sion entire I'm hombre y una muler.
i Ell la trataba de infiel y ella trata-
lba do disculparse llOrando.
/ Entonces sentf que el hombre Sc
fue. abrio una puerta, y al POGO ratio
sentf los pasos de un caballo que Sc
alejaba.
4 La mujer seguia llorando pero lue-
20 Sc levanto y sentf como que Sc su-
bio sobre algo; guerra yer 10 que pa
saba perome era impossible sin enral
pues la ventana alberta y por la cual
habia visto la luz era demaslado alta
y no podia subir hasta ella SIN hacel
ruido. -.
Entonces OF unR carcajada estrl-
dente. como de un loco, que me pllso
los pelos de punta despues como
i'm cuerpo que Sc desploma en- una
hamaca, y luego NADIA.
Quise irme pero una fuerza IRE
sistible me obGgo a quedarme all
obedeciendo la misma tuerza bus
que una puerta que estuvlese aolef-
ia y penetrd en- la casa.
Al hacerlo quede horrorzado, wen
do que de una soga pendla el cuerpo
de la infeliz Lola, pues no era otra,
que habia prefendo la muerte a Ia MI
seria.
Entonces CORR medic loco hacla
mi caballo, y hui de aquellos lusares
pensando que al otro dla ell mundo
tacharia aquella mujer Gle suiclda,
cuando en- reaidad habla sldo asesl-
inada por el hombre sin alma que la
sedujo.
4 San Lorenzo.
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a3 Fl Castigo dc vengalna. por Rafael Pricto
Azlar Rine6u.
~ Sin yenganza. lor Norberto EScahi. Mayagucz
- Amor llamto por Josea .lrrIa. Vega baja
80 LIS dos hu,rlanoS. por Fcia Benitez lilirabo
- La sobrc el monte, por Angel Gullcrmo RoIr
Guez Ponce.
9S Fenomeno raro por Vivmar Aglada
aa La Guadalupe de Ponce POI Armamdo Flores Ponce
100 la trageda del sato Dor Ramon Eoure Rodriauez
San Sebastian.
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-Lo que voy q contar, ,-dijo don
Alberto, me sucedio hace va cerca
de treinta amos:
En- una noche tempestuosa del mes
de Agosto, caminaba 70 hacla \.
a caballo y por unos camlnos ntran-
STABLES. Al cabo de mucho ratio de
andar, comprendf que habla perdldo
el canine, y me puse a mlrar en- to-
das direcciones para orlentarme,
hasta que vi una luz,y me dirlji ha-
cia ella, con el objeto de pedlr aio]a-.
miento en- aquella casa, Q al menos
que me dirijieran al camlno.
Al llegar cerca de la casa, senti
rumor de voces yqueriendo saber 10
que ocurria, ate,mi caballo a I'm az
Dol que por ALI habia, canine un
trecho por entire tango y llegando a
la casa me puse q escuchar.
Pero antes de contmuar mi relate
ouiero narrar ciertos acontecmlen.
tos que sirvieron de prologo q mi
aventura, y los cuales supe mas tar
de:
En- una casita de regular aparlen-
cia, y situada en- una Iona rodeada de
cerros un POGO mas altos, viva una
familia de mediana fortuna y proba-
da honradez, compuesta del padre
sino Juan y la madres slila Tomasa
ambos va maduros aunque fuertes;
Y suhija Lola pimpollo de die
cinueve amos, bonita, pero con esa
beueza de nuestras campesinas que
no ha habido todavia pluma capaz
de describMla exactamente.
Viva esta familia feliz en- su mo-
destia y el viejo Juan sonaba conque
su .hua por La cual veia luces, seria Ia
esposa de alguno de los m,lchos cam
pesinos de la vecindad, todos los cua
les 10 hubiesen hecho de buena CANA.
Pero el hombre propone y Dios dis
pone Y asf sucedio en- este case.
Sc aproximaban los reyes y va TO-
dos esperaban con ansia ell velorio
que para celebrar esta festlvldad
venfanse llevando a cabo desde mu
chos amos hacfa, en- la casa de slao
Juan.
Pero como todo en- este mundo, pa
SO ell tempo, Y por fin lego el ansla
do velorio, y era de verse a todo el
mundo vestido con su ropa nueVa
dirijiendose a la casa de la fiesta, que
estaba adornada con flores gancho'
y cortinajes EN- ell medic de la sala VI
altar en- el cual Sc veia un cuadro re-
presentando la adoracion de los he
yes y a JESUS. el cual estaba todo It
deado de flores y cintas, e ilumlnade
pOr una veintena de velas dc colores
Empezo ell rosa rio cantado pol
cuatro mujeles de potente voz
contestado j coro por todo el resto de
los concurrentes. \ la termlnacloi
de cacia rosario, repartianse d'llces
y licores y gracias estos lltlmos IA
REimaci6n era cada veZ mas grande
a las once de la noche POGO mas
8 menos. y cuando la animaclon ere
mayor mientras sina .Antera contaba
I'm cuento para pasar el tempo, SC
sintio ell galopar de algunos caballos
-iLos del pueblo!-grito Perlce
lin muchachote desarrapado.
Yaesta voz, todo el mundo Sc le'
vanto para yer apearse delante de ls
rasa cuatro jinetes, jovenes de eso'
que abundan en- las poblaclones de
centro los cuales no hay bale, velo'
rio nj fiesta en- su ]urlsdlcclon
que sea visitado por ellos.
Entire ellos venfa uno avispado &c
mirada de fuego y que al llegar dl-
riji6 una m,y escrutadora al grupc
de muchachas que habia en- una es
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Cuando termina el plazo del campeonata
Formation del iursdo.

foH IS dc Noriemre de 1910 "a corepondae er sbis
I1 ormdn d }ufao re"oesto de os cuento ec7
c"d1 sea de nads FMJar La CorresDol
uencla pubhcar Is d dc sta de- y
o nombres resenJe a de ornar
Eeente urado cacador de psclto
caa nos LA Correspondena nota ID
ooce nomD agado fornac5l
a rado Ea los 25 80 d. Ia
Ia ooce ouearan degnado los caudaJo
para urado De canato la Correspondence desgas
oe cnco
da omada urado cahcator del de do L" %
'respondenc dc Rico FL urado constuo rsciri IL
cembre de 1910 de concurrdo
reonaoy 6 de Enero de 1911 cho uralo dara yeeco
reser dncia entregars p1ma que
tlenda.
'E, primer cuentista puertorrquelo'
FoE ennddo estabece LA Corcspondenca ds Pus'i'
kico trnante ella considerable dendo
Siendo aiverJ que uo
primer conservaio hasGa
de LA C0respondenca
aTebatado por canpe6n
So La Correpondenca pucaa medida los ecbeal
.odos los que remeos e
Lo que "Ia COrrespondenca' en- 10 possible espera
coSndo uno objetos Coreponcnca
geneo ieraro estudo de vida regional
dda naturaesa Dos pugo dar patra
auoe que clio peca condcon
abaos puertorriGueha bo oios
que ella puede ofrecs--
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ItlA.BONA

TINTURA INDIANA.
nara el cabello y la barba.
sehor: ;por que Sc tortvra
St tiere I'd. Ia TlNTURA?
Con .nquletarse que gana
Tuulendo comprar "a lNDlANAf
;Quien aqui . desazona
Existiendo Ia lNABONAl
yano hay ninguna persona
Que no pudiendo p antarsa
No use, para remozarse.
TINTU RA INDIANA IN ABONA
Consieala en- las Tarmaciaa
\ nos cara "a. leg gTacla5,
lnabona i.aian llncia.a Donoa-
nnyc. tal.!t,.- $4,000. -A.!4a II
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BASES DEL CAMFEONAT0.
Bases generates del concurso in
te]ectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ocnenta cuentos rernitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

La afma que Puerto Rico ngeno capac
o poducy podu beas teraas dos los genero
H!andcse pecanne denomnado literature caste
mana cuento La Correspondence desea po5ar puedn producer
oe gran mcro h Al obeto ha deco ab meo %
estas dna ab camonato decd cu SEA
e ausor de cuento puertoqueno
Los cuentos deben ser ineditss
La Corespondenca ofrece de venceor cam
eonaoy estabec nevar adants las guentss basss
loLo que emdo la Coepondencia toma
deten nedt trassa
Pdra e campecnato de LA Co7Tesponaslcla".
2 cuntos deben autores nombrs'
an pubcados Pero daen aqueo hace- pubco nombe
adveuar ndcando peeuionmo can la publcdad
ncdlo deEe de todos modos e nombe del
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IINEA DE BENNER
PUERTos DEL GoLFo CUBA PUERToRco
SANTODOM-NGO


Ell Bergantin MAMIE SWAN Saldra para San Juan
e - corriente.
EBergantin JOHN S. EMERY. FL 90 actual saldra
de N York para S. Juan.
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tud ratandose de Totes grandes eandades los embar
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nara consegur la cabida necesaria en- ell barco
Se recomiendan los embarques por nea por
mia de detes BUN TRAIO de- csrsa que transn.rtan
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Sres Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
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NJ A. Benner 4 Co
WATER STREET, Yo2l
San Juan Octbre. 9 de 1909.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-11-12
SMASHED MACHINES.

The general result of last Tuesdays state elections vote of of confidence the of the Republican The G. P deserved beating and it, and the next will be Democratic by good working majority in the house and possibly by margin the senate Whether not the democrats make good of their opportunity remains be with the odds that they will bunge things usual and clear the way for a alignment of parties.
 New York went democratic because the corrupt republican machine made with Tammany and Wall street against the Roosevelt and the victory of the rotten combination is the thing that could have happened to the administration Roosevelt has nothing because he does not need to anything the people of the country need explanation of the situation in New York.
 That California did not go democratic due chiefly, believe to the peoples knowledge that the Herrn machine ported the democratic candidate Had Anderson Curry been nominated Bell would have been elected Johnson elected because of the idea he supposed represent and spite of the fact that he showed himself in the campaign to be noisy blatant abusive and violent The people of California did for Hiram Ohnson they voted against the Southern Paccs political control of the state It remains Johnson and will make good his loud boast he will "kick Herrin out of politics"