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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-31
NAVY.

Lieutenant J. II. COMFORT, detached
Connecticut; 10 home and wait
orders.
Lieutenant a. G. CAFFEE, detached
aid on STAFF Of commander I'm chief,
L. S. Atlantic feet, on Connecticut;
10 duty Naval Proving Ground, In
dian Head, Nd.
Surgeon G. T. SMITH, detached Naval
Hospital. New York, y. Y; 10 duty
Naval Station. Hawaii
Surgeon !. ". KITE, retired. detached
Navy Yard. Norfolk, Va: 10 home
The following have been commissioned
paymasters in the navy from March II,
1910.
Paymaster c. J. PEOPLES.
Paymaster c. ". ELIASON.
Paymaster Q. r O'LEARY.
Paymaster J. D. ROBNETT.
Paymaster K. SPEAR.
Paymaster c. J. CLEBORNE.
Paymaster G. ". PIGMAN.
Pavmaster G. W. REEVES, JR.
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tached navy yard. Norfolk. Va. 10
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Pittsburg, Pa.
Chief Carpenter Z. W. CRAIG. detached
inspector OF hull material, Western
district Of Pennsylvania. TO duty New
York Shipbuilding Company, Cam
den n. J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-31

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-31
Heard Again In Washington
For First Time In
Ten Years.
GOUNOD'S FAUST"
SUNG AT NIGHT
More Brilliant Work Said to Have
Been Done In
Former.
By ROBERTA V. BRADSHAW.

Verdfs "Rigoletto," which to many
begins and ends with the famous quar-
tet in the last act was splendidly given
yesterday afternoon by the French
opera company at the Belasco
Although the opera has not been heard
in ten years in Washington the score
is familiar through many excerpts while
the story with its gruesone denouement
has been treated at the hands Of play
writers quick to utilize the dramatic
possibilities Inherent in a tale OF in
trigue, amOrous adventure, parental love
and flial devotion, and purity.
The personnel Of the singers possibly
was the most forcefuI cast so far during
the enea cement Mile. ROLAND, who car
Tied I.akme with such brilIiaucy and dis
elimination on Tuesday night was the
Gnda, and rarely does the role have
such a pleasing presentment from the
standpoints Of youth and personality, no
less than voice.
Male Voices Predominant.
AS in the other operas given this
week the music runs to the mems voices,
this contingency bringing forward NJ
Hensatto, NJ. Zocchi. " Huberty. and
NJ La Comb. each Of whom gave a good
account OF himself
Especial mention is due NJ Zocchi,
whose superb voice and fine method
fitted the duCal role as admirably as
did his stunning physique and graceful.
debonair bearing.
NJ. Huberty, who is one of the strong
est members of the company, gave a
telling impersOnatiOn Of Sparaficule. and
Nine. Sterchmans was a satisfactory
Madeleine
In the titClar role NJ. Hensatto gave a
beautiful characterization OF a part
v hich tests the power Of singer and
actor, his scene with the courtiers i'm
the third act. where he pleads for the
release Of his daughter. being an espe-
cially compelling bit of vocal and dra-
maTic work
The orchestra did better than is its
wont. and from the beginning 10 the
end the opera pleased an audience which
demanded more than one recall par
ticuldrly in numbers which have the
special favor of the general public.
Faust" the Evening Bill.
Not so much may be said for the per
Torrance Of Faust" which was the
evening bill The opera. which is one
OF the prime, favorItes in the entire
repertory Of operate literature. Is posi-
bly, better known than ally work. an
Gent or modern. Its inspiriting Choir
uses. its brilliant arias. its exquisfteIv
tuneful lyrics, lend themselves so freely
10 the hand Of the concert program
maker that the score Of the opera is
almost as familiar as a folk song.
II was the Unvarying popularity Of
TINS Well-knOWu work of GOunOd and
the usually and vocallv satisfying Ne
phlstOpheles Of NJ. Huberty, which saved
the performance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-31

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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Justin at California City, Des Moines
at Norfolk, 2rairie at PHILADELPHIA,
and MOhican at Cavite
SAILED
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Constantnople, Brutus from Boston
for Newport News. Birmingham from
st. Vincent for Monrovia. .and Leon
idas from CristObal for BlueheIds.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-17
Not Interruptinq at All.

At the piano Mrs Ea,on was guiding
Edith and Edward and Jack through
the intricacies of an Old EnSlish mcio-
dy when she became aware that the
twins were adding their voices from
an indiscTcet distance and stopped
playing.
Children" she exclaimed. you are
not allowed to join in the chorus with
Edith and Edward"
1--WE weren't" the twins protested.
I'm slightly resentfuI tones. we were
singing something quite different
Youths Companion.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-17
SURPRISES In Chinese.

some people" said an American
consul to China. live as long as
twenty years I'm China and never learn
more than dozen Chinese express
sions. But not so my little girl. Sh
used to meet me each evening with
some new Chinese expression which
she had learned during the day. Now.
the Chinese language. like the Japan
csc, Is full of hOnoriiics, and ! fondly
imagined ono evening. when my little
girl greeted me with some entirely
new expressions. thar she WAS saying
something like this: Hero comes the
honorable parsonage. my father.
ITO verify my guess ! asked n little
Chinese boy to translate. ~ first he
was rather back ward. but | urged him
until he finally said:
Your excellency. your daughter
says. Here comes that old wOodea
headed bottle" Yes. there are some
surprises in Chinese"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-17
INDIANS AND BULLETS.
= Sample of the Strenuous life In
Kentucky H. MI.

> Sample of the Strenuous life IN
Kentucky H. mn.
In l111. while uarrodSburg. Ky.
was so beSet With Indians that the
inhabitants were in straits for daily
bread. young man, only sixteen years
old, made himself extremely useful by
venturlng out of the fort before day
break and returning with Il load Of
game after nightfall. This intrepid
youth was James Ray, afterward Gen
cral Ray.
One day i'm the year just mentioned
Raw and another Young man were
shooting mt mark near The fort. when
the second man WAS suddenly shot
down 10y the Indians. Ray looked i'm
the direction whence The shot had
come. saw the cneNy and wi,S on the
point OF raising his rifle when he was
set upon by another band who had
crept near him unscon.
He took to his heels and. being a
quick runner. reached the fort amid a
shower of bullets. but the gates were
shut. and the men inside were so
frightened that they dared not open
them Finding himself shut out. Ray
threw himself Hat on the ground in
the rear of 4 stump. and here. perhaps
seven steps from the fort and within
sight Of his mother. he lay for four
hours. while the bullets of the Indians
tore up the ground on either side of
him.
At last he grew impatient and called
| out To the garrison:
"For heavens sake. dig II hole under
the cabin wall and take me in
The men inside set 10 work imme-
diately. and the brave young hunter
was speedily safe inside the fort.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-17
FORTUNE ISLAND.
The Story of the Buried Prize Of an
Enqlish Duoecneer.


An English buccaneer. having looted
and fred rich prize. found himself
pursued in turn 10y Spanish pirate,
and I'm order to save his treasure sought
some isolated shore ON which to bury
it until the time came 10 divide the
spoils with his followers. So he ram
into the Bahama group and. landin. on
a low lying strip of sand ana palm
trees. cached his plumber and. naming
the place Fortune island. sailed away.
He left n number of negro slaves be
hind to guard the buried treasure. and
the present inhabitants are said To t.
descended from these slaves. The For
tune islanders believe the old sea rover
never returned for his chest and that
It is still hidden somewhere near The
tide Lowell 1t is no uncommon sigh,
for tourists on the rare occasions when
a steamer stops there 20 soc some haI
naked black man DIGGING in the sand.
probably in obedience 20 Il dream or
other sign
The natives are half civilized. exceed
ingly superStitious and very poor and
live mostly on fish and fruit. They
do not attempt to plant vegetables. pre-
fering to rely on the bounty of nature.
as the fierce hurricanes that sweep the
Bahamas soon uproot and destroy gar
dens. The little colony il huddicd to-
gether In a collection of squalid nuts
that are blown clear away I'm nearly
every storm and have to be built anew
The island Is nine miles long and q
mile wide Mt the broadcast part and lies
no miles northeast Of Cuba. New
York Press.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-17
Shakesneare Altered.

A portabl" thcatcr had been pitched
in an out Of the way spot where the
prospective theatrical patrons were
unsophiSticatCd in matters dra ma,ic.
The players possessed the costumes
for Hamlet" and Shakespcare's trag
edy was selected for representation.
1t then occurred to the pruprietors Of
the show that the name might not at
tract. so they altered the title To How
the Stepfaihcr Was raid Outw-Lon-
don Mail
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-17
He Fleacecl Her.

"She asked me how Ola | thought
she was"
"What did you say?"
''WeIl. | perjurcd myself like gen.
tIeman"- Detroit Free Press.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-08-17

No amount Of effort To save the
world can make up for failure to sac
rifice for the salvation Of Your own
little world. Icnry l.. COrs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08

Mr.. George w. Armilo, de Santa
Fe, fde nominado socretario prin J.
pal de la convention y un seflor Pc.
oregon, de Las Cruces, rpcihi6 eI
nombramiento de interprete princi.
pal. r. ssrgento Dc armas 10 es un
mayor Whiting, de Albuqupr lue.
EI primer arto digno de notarse de
la convention fue uno que hien pu-
dlrra llsmarse de lesa msjpstad. Fne
este ei de aeordar cortarle las alas al
seflor presldpntp Spipss alias el Sgui-
In negrA del rontatu de San Miguel
d n SaiUm0n Luna pre-ent6 una re-
s luci6n, Ia cusl fue aprOhada por 10
convention, acoriando que se nom
brara una comisi0u @ mpu' sta de un
delegadO de cada uno de lbs conda-
dos, para que pstA nOmbrara las co.
mi5ioDps pprmanentps de In c0nvpn-
con. s gun este acuprdO ri prpsi
dpnte numbr0 las comisirn, que se
le orden0 que nnmbrara por estA co
mi-i0n Y pn ellss los deh gad0s que
la c0mi,ion orden0. Tamaila deseor
ia no s. habia rpgistrad0 en-
un convention leyislbtura De Nusvo
M6xiro, pero prueba eoto en- concepto
nup,tro, que lOs repubii"aro' o mi-m S
no tIpnen Hhfl.nza al agulla negra
del condaio imprrial y scordarnn
cortarle las alas para que no volars
SIM dentro del recinto de la cnnven
ci0n, como 81 fuera ave de corral.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08
Fiesta OIOhal.

Asi SO llamara la que las saiioras
cst0licas de Ia parroquia dc Nuestra
Ssfiora de los Dolores, en- Ia plnzs
vi'Ja de Las Vegas, daran los dIss
II, Is y 10, del que rige en- la no.
che, en- Ia Opera Mnckel, con 81
fin de allegar fndos que muchO SO
necesitan para hacer reparos indis-
pen-ables q Ia parroquia y solares
que son suyos. Por les prepsrativos
que SO hacen juzgamos que va A ser
Ia referida iipstB un evento que hara
6pnca On 10 historic de nuestra co
munidad. Se han preparrdo boni
tns y variadoa pr gramas para las
tres mo- hes. Estos c0usistiran de
recitaeiones, cantn y Rlgunas piezss
lie sarsuela. Esto Y el canto se pre-.
parBn halo Ia hahil direction del
Padre Domingo Romeo, cura in.
terino de la parroquia. H4bra tam.
bien Ia segunda n0che una cena me-
Jirana, preparada por sefioras y se.
huritas muy bleu entpndIdns en- 81
arte de ls cncins mejlcana. Ea de
e-pprarse que, 20 solo de Ia pobs.
ei0n, sin0 s1n de los puphlos vpci
nos ocurrira gente para que ost con
tribuyan con su taDtO q una obra de
tanto merito, y tengsn, Cl mismo
TEMPO, el meIor tempo de 81 vida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08

bllca fue proclamada el dia s del que
flge.
Braga es ell nombre del presidente
do la recien nacida repdblica. La
procIsms del gobierno provisional,
ea como sigue;
"El pueblo, el ej6rcito y la marina
han acanzado el 6xIto de proclamar
una repGblica. La dinastia Bragaza,
impfa y perturbadora de la paz
social, ha sido para siempre desterra-
da de Portugal
"Este rar0 evento que representa- ell
argullo de una raZl de valor iudomi.
table y la ,alvBcl0n de un pals cnya
bravura es proverblal, LENA de entu-
siaetl regociio los Corazones de pa
tri0tss y final mente pone fin q Ia es-
chvitud de nusstu Iais.
"Nue-tra aspiration p0r un regi.
men de lib .Ttad queda brillantemen-
te reveladO en- gu esencla virginal.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08
REBELLION EN-
PORTUGAL.
I'm GObieTRO Republican, Surge y
Sc EStahIeCe SChTe las Rui,
mas de Ia Antigiia MOnar.
Quia.
Il ULTIAO CONFLICTO EN- LISBOA COS.
TO MUcHAS VIDAS.

Las mlradas de tn'lo el mundo s.
dirIgen haria Portugal. III G. be lei
dfs 9 del corriente inf rma que ira
d. une sucesi0n de sangrIpntns com
hates, entire Iss fuerZas adictss al go
hierno y los revolu"Ionarl0s, on las
GALES lie Lishoa, el Roy abaUdon6 el
palsein y So ref1gi0 On un buque de
guerra EN- Ia bahia, y l0s revolucio.
narins, que SO llsmhn repubicauns, es
tsbIeciernn un gnhiernr republican,
sobre las ruinas de Ia antled monar
Quis. Todo clio 70 hizo IN mny ror
10 espacio de tempo.
Dice ell cable. "COsa de Ia una y
80 minutes de Ia msiiana el martpa
1ltimo, la populaci0n de Lishoa fue
despertada de su suelo pnr el estruen
d0sO ruido de vpintiun ofi nsEos.
Todos salieron A lss GALES para eute
rarse de 10 que ocurria. Las GALES
no tsrdaron muchn en verse stestadas
de gente que cor IN en- todns rumbOs
Mientras e4to sure lia los clarines sc
'ANh pOt hfAHN llhiAeo AhAidhht lh7
fderZa1 al comhate.
La revoluci6n habia estalladO Y los
velDtiun csfionazos era Ia seiial para
Ia mnvillzaci6n de In pnlicia. Estos
hizarrhmeute 40 echaron enclma de-
los revoluclpnarios, pero fOeron reel.
bldos con fuego granesdo de peque.
iias bombas. Mirand0se impotentes
para sofocar Ia rebsldia Ia pOlicis pi.
do auxillo he las tropas de Ia guar
nicion dc In cludad, pero los soIdados
prOnto "a dividierOn en- dos band0s,
uno de los cuales se fu6 al lado de los
insurrectos mientrRs ell otro perma
neci0 hsl d la discipline y a Ia monar-
qufa.
Bien pront0 se segal6 un reclo com.
bate. Oaciales y soldados csian
muertos o heridos en- grandes n0me.
ros. Al rey 80 le pas0 avisd dc 10
que pasaba y sin perdlda de tempo
sall6 de palacio acompsfiado dc cua,
tro deles atendientes qulenes 10 lle-
var0n q an lugar de seguridad.
En- este cor hicto en- el oual murle
ron cen;enarps de hombres y los hos.
pitales quedarnn llonos de herilos "A
Heron virt0rlO.as las srmas revolg
eionarlas y de eop(onpi1ad "A gepe
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08

Estos sen res tcdos fueron elegI
dos menns el 0'timo.
Cumpliran 10 que tan solemnemen
te han prometido7 81 10 hacen, es-
t. peri6 iico SRA el primero en- 81
c miarlos por clio. Mas Vi Sc ''ru
jln," NADIA que podamos decir sers
suficiente severe para condenar su
acci0n al hsberse hecho e!egir bBjo
un f,lso preteXto.
FL paso que ya han dado es harto
censurabe conn 10 es ell de todos los
repnb icsuos que 81 declararon p0r
Ia iniciativa y 81 ref rendum, al ha
Der f4vorecidO con sus vutO-, para
la presidancia, oil arrhi.enemig0 de-
esRs medidas. Ppro on esto podr0n
di-culpar su f4ita de 10 eseneial para
SER hnmbre diciendo que no 20 com
promplierou q tanto con el pueb 0.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08

POr cartG particular nos anuncIa,
de Taos, el DR. Luis Hernandez que
dentr0 de dos spmanas partira de
allf rumbo q este lugar, pero que,
antes de venir a esta, Sc quedara por
e0sa de cuatr0 semanas en 10 p aga
dc Mora, ron el hn de enoargarse de
Ia cura de los enfermos que va han
empleado ALI aus servicios Y Otros
que deseen hacerlo cuando llegue
al lugar.
DE III Cerro del Coraz0n nos escri-
ben ddndonOs cuenta do 10 lucido que
estuvo el casamiento de la seiiorita
Anita Marquee, hDa de Don Vlsen-
te Marquee y osp0'a, va tlnada, con
el I0ven Carlos Griego, hllo de Don
Trinidad GrlPgo y esposa, Doha Jua-
nita o. de Grleg0. La union SO cele-
bro on la parrnqula de- III Chaperlto,
el go de Agosto pr0xImo pasado v
fp6 apadrlnada pnr Don Antonio
ORTIZ y su esposa, Ia spnora Antoni-
Ia M. de Ortiz. Ia reception Sc tu-
vo en- FL Csrro del Coraz6n, en- la ca.
a. residencia del padre de Ia Dovla,
y estnvo esplendoroga como 10 estu,
w Ia ceren ania religl0sa en- Chspe.
gsto. Eu unO = 0tro lugar no axis.
tieron slno los amigos fntlmca y pa
rientes de los desp0sadOs A Gulenes
nosotros les deaeamos f.lIcIdad sin
hmites en- ~ nueva vldh msWlmn-
nlal, ~
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08

En- detalle los prncedimientns dp h-
cob venci0n CONSTITUTIONAL el primer
dfa de sus sesiones fu6 como sigu
Catron, deIegado por el condadO lie
Santa Fe, llamo la convention nj or
den, y dijo, por 81 acaso alguien 10
ignorara, que aquella conven'lin 81
hallaba alli reunlda para rtdnctar
una constitution para eI futaro eta
do dc Nuevo Mexico. Cnncuida-
las observaclones de Mr.. Cstron fue
Invitado un sacerdGte cat0lic0 para
que, on calidad dc capellan, ofreciera
una plt garla, co1a que hiEo el minis
tro dc la iglesia en- fervOrosas y bien
rszonadAs frases. 1ra4 de est0 "a
cendi0 q Ia tribuna eI secretario del
Territorio, Mr.. Nathan Jaffa, Y lla
mo la lista de los delegadUs elegldos
por los vAriOs cOndados q Ia cuRl res
pondieron tod menOs dos, porque
tOdavla no habian llegadU. Artn
continue el Juez MrFis, de In c"rte
suprems, sdministro el jursmsnt0 de
o6cio q todos los deIegados pre5entes
que para el fin Sc habf4n puesto on
fla ante 10 tribuDa del salon de Ii
cams.a dc Representatives que err
donde todo erto 81 hacla. Cpnoui iOs
todos estos sctus sulemnes el pre-i
dente temporario, sefinr CatrOn,
anuncio que estsba en- orden hacrr al
escogimiento de un presidente para
Ia convention. Fl Juez Fall, uno he
los delegados, fu6 ell primerO en- ha.
Ger uso de la palahra y en- palsbras
prUfeticas y que casi partisn los cors.
zones por 10 patetico que iran, propu
so la capdidatura del n r Chs-.
Spices El del"gAdI Cd I, dc RI }
Arriba, propusO, por porte de Ia de-
mocracla, Ia candidatura del sen I
II. B Ferguson. FL vote de los d.
legados fne tornado on Sgui Ia y dp
los presentes SpleSs tuvO se-ents y
ocho votos y Ferguson 20 L0a
rppublicanOs netos lgusl que los
Insurgents v0tsIon la cardiietura
de Spies. FERGUSON reclbi0 solamen.
te los votos de los democrstss.
La nomination de Spies fde secun
dada p0r Slower, de Bsrnalillo, pOr
parte de Ia insurgencis, y pr Don
Jose d. sieua, por parte lie To- nstiv0-
de Nuevo Mexico en- cuya colada he
mos de haber pntrsdo n's trus y mi
les dp democrats y republiaDo1 IN
depen ilertes, sin habsrsSDo' pedli
nuestro psrmiso. Pero lie perdo a
mos al sefor Sena pnps blen cum
prendemos que en- momentos solem
mes como ese Ia lengua CORE murhas
veces adelaute de 10 cue sugIere Ia
mente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08
Lo QUE Ell PUEBLO DEMANDA.

de aba Iutracdn define cme9t na-
Referendum. E cabaO la Asmbea
las espueas, nciahva, freno el Referendum
pivegos espece nade lo a ela andar
cabRo
e fno
pueblo
del
Fero pueblo las euas arro ell eno queara
cabao cabao legislative
mnudo deceando sueo
cha husando dtar pueblo demn puede
canine poque alan las espuela.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-08
Y que HaraR AhOra?

va que la c0rruptela rppublica-
na del TerrritoriO ha empunadO las
ripudas del z biernn de 10 0,nvenei0n
constitucionsi, IN Santa F6, c'nvirne
q interess sAber que van o hHcer los
drlegadns repubicAnos que para h4-
cer-e elegIr, pnr sus constltuyentes,
tuvirron qne prumeterles s0lrmnp-
mente que 81 ernn eiegld0s v0tar arfHn
y trabslarfan, en- Santa F6, por a in
aerci0n, en- Ia constitution, de las me-
didas de 10 iniclatlva, el referendum,
IL revocatnris vel sIStema d. dlrrc
I 8 primBriHs.
DE los dsl cObdadO dc Union sah"-
mos persOnalmente que de bora hi
eierOn tales pr0mpsas q sus cOnstitu
yentps sunque bien IS ciert0 que no
las escribieron en- 81 programa.
PprO io4 del condado de Guadalu.
pe hIcieron sGn mAs. Hailando qur
Ia lnmbre les Ilegaba los apparel -,
IN ssguida imprimieron Q hicleron
circular 10 sigIirute:
GAHIA GlhIDIAHs
En- respuesta q una carta circular
expedida y Armada pDr dos mipm-
bros del cOmit6 central dsmocratico
bsIo fecha del % do Agusto, decla
rsndO que Ia question de lpgislHci6n
directs por mtdio de Ia iDiciutiva,
del referendum y la rev0catnrla esta-
rian en- peligro q menos que sus can
didatos fuesen elegidos, nosotros, l0s
n0minndS republicans, deseamos
,jue los votrDtps sepsn que lp que ~
dire en- Ia referida circular demncra-
tfcs 90 con Al fn de engafiar a nues-
tr0s amigos. No solamtnte hemos
estad0 nosotros en- favor de estas me-
dldus sino que las hemo5 def~ndido
donde qulera que no4 hemos presen
tado ante VI pdbiloo, Juntamente con
III sistema de pr!msrias directas,
igualdad en- Ia leva de impuestos y
Ia cresc0n de una comisl0D sObre
rrpf pfraciOne5.
Q1eremos advertlrles a los votau.
to que No cuiden de ser engshados
por malss Representatives. de Ia
fuents que hemos citsdo q cualqule
ra otra.
John G.. Clancy, SAlom6 Marti
neE, Trauqlilino Lahadle, ]. J.
Moiss,