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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-26
Suceso en- QuebIadi|Ias.
De nuestro correspon AL

Septiembre La vecina del bs
RIO de San Antonio, de este termino
municipal. Maria de Jesus, auisa DO
ner fin a su vida en- la manans .jeI
q .tratando de ahorcarse de un
arbol de Guiana.
FL heeho ocurrio en- Ia forma 81
guiente: A las seis de la manana del
citado dia. lego Maria de Jesus 4 IA
casa de Basllisa Graulau, muv lloro-
sa por que habia sido denunciads
la eorte de paz, por Carlos de Jesus
Y que con seguridad Ia multar;an.
Como una hora despues. sali6 para
casa que queda pr6xima 4 Ia suy, Z
mternandose en- una pieza de cafe
que hay frente Il de Basilia. ANA
rr6 un panuelo de TN palo deGusms
Y Sc hecho un lazo por el cuello
Momentos despues. pasaba Anse-
lina de Jesus, hermana de Maria one
iba . lavar : un pozo que ouedabs |
cercs del cafetal, v sintiendo mnos !
quelidos, Sc inferno en- Ia pieza de es
te para yer 70 que era, v Sc hall5 con
que su hermana Sc estaba aborcsnso
Seguldamente pnocedio 4 sol-arla |
el lazo. Y su vez srito IlamanGo :
sus famillares que quedaban cerea |
del sitio donde oc,lrria el hecho An
xilIada por toda Ia familia Anceli-
na oondujo i su casa a Maria IA an.
e hallaba SIN oonocimiento.
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Lo MEJ0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene ell
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
y esta constantemente recibien
DO los dltimos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestrc
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado '
tallado LETTING tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BuENos
todos garantizados. Especia.
lidades para regalos de bo
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-26
Dc ALTA N0VEDAO.

in el d'tlmo vapor ha recibido Ell
acredltado estsblecimiento LA MN
t 4 el mas esplendido surtido de
so"6feros de Naha slode.os de IL
tuna novedad Los hay de todos Ia
mahos y los joveues pueden hallar en-
Ia acreditada casa del senior 2. Gar
cla las mas elegantes iormas de altl-
ma novedad en- Europa. Los sombrs-
ros de Italia que hay en- La NINFA
son los untcos en- Puerto Rico Sola-
mente importados por La NlNFA,
calle de la Fortalaza, numero q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-26
No 10 olvideis.

hon San L,si. Les sres. A. Alra
iez hermano, siguen obteniendo e! me-
lor exito con laventa de- screditado
hon San Luis producto de superior
eaiicad que ha conouistado lusta ia
ma en- Ia isia y iuera de ella No
eonuene sustancias nosivas v 6 una
oeoida Ionics = ,sconstiruyents. No
divides cue los pedidos deben hsce.se
q la screditada casa ealle de San jos
en- can Jusn. Ron San Luis"
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ANUKC|0 DE- SuBAs1A,

:ias!a el dia u de los corrientes {
IS &. N. &c admitiran en- Ia ofcina
G. >andad Benefcencia = Correc-
eioa p!lsgos cerrados de proposicions
i's:a 7:oveef &C :aciones 4 log presos
g las easce.e> de Aguadills y Vie
cues ae'aHte i. p'a2o que ialta poi
eofre' d2l presohte ana economico de-
1910 i II.
La oondicionas que han do llecsr
los lictadores ! toda otra information
que &c reqaicra serA sumiuistrada s
los iateresados a las horns cocriec.es
dc oficlna en- ia indica,;e Direction.
II aeto dc in suLasta SC :levas4 {
caAo 4 i.s 9 en puHo de Ia n,anAnG
de' spso3lel.o oia ]! &c los corrl>ases
= Ia aamlnis,:arda sa .cs.7v:, II de-
recho de reoi.s4ar toc!as 8 cus!guic.
;e las ?roposlcoaes Ste esv ira aule-
las que nor su cahtlad J o.ce.o 1!rez-
an mayor vensaJa para G service
nuhllco --Janu Z liiaS Uraetor OF
51calth ChuIiilc. n lleJlnctton
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ANUkc|O De SUBAS7A.
Departamento del Interior.
Ofctna del Superintendente de Obras
Pubhcas.

San Juan, p, r. Septiembre 10
de 1910.
PIopcsiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication en- plblica su-
basta del suministro, medida en-
trega, de II, 100000 metros c.ibicos
mas 0 menos de piedra triturada y
eascaJo por Totes, para. conservation
DC las Carreteras Insulares, Sc admi-
tran eu esta ofcina hasta Ia l.3O
p. m. del dia 20 de Octubre de 1910,
-en que Sc abriran publcamente.-
Todos los dates necesarios Sc daran
en- esta Ofsina donde &c encuentran
de manifesto todos los documentos
que han de regir en- la contrata y po-
dram recoger los licitadores los mode
los de proposiciones que han de pre-
Sentar
La administration Sc reserva ell
de1echo de rechazaI cualquiera 8 to-
das las proposiciones.
Por orden del Com;sionado del
Interior j. j. Jsmenes, Supt. de
Obras Publicas
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DineIo Y Ie|oji gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recnperadot
de la Salud" el mejor patent.
zado para la sangre, el este.
mago, el higado, y losrinones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es acceptable donde quie.
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero,y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 50. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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Formation del jurado.

h 70 dc ho'7be de 1910 "ha Coreondeacin peb
ormacon dc IN urado cuetos decdq
ecu g oe mas mo rtWyador caDlpeona Coespo,
aa pubara Is da de anticipation una a ds ,
de pnas residences en- la a capace fcrmar n com
ado cahcador de los constirl on m
auor de cueno rem!sdos La Correspondence
e oe ponas e vote agado para
ouedaran dnados los canddato
urad De esos ooce candidates h Correspondence esignar
que mayor nGmero de ayan e cinoo
M omada urado cacsd dor del de Co.
de tueIto fco Wado asi consttuido recba
de 1910 conunto de conurdo oam
10 de Enero 1911 dcho dsra veredcto Co
lenda - s- - o'A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-26
Fernando PasCuaI,
Gale de Cells Aguilera, No. l6
esguina a San Juan.

FAJARpo PUERTO Rico. Tienc
constante existencia de Novelas de
todas classes y de los autores dc mas
iama. Precios muy limitados. IN.
de tambien La CORR sPoxDENcla
diariamente 2 centagos
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I JU|C|O INTERSTATE
En- PONCE.
FL Sr. CastelIor es acusado
del delito de extorcion.
FL acusado fue condenado acien
dollars de multa, establecieu-
do apelacion por ante Ia cor
te de diStrito.
El Sr. Casalduc combate bra,
vamente los argumentos del
fiscal.
De nuestro corresponsa.

0O uuCoLlO COl lCopOllons
Septiembre 24.-Esta ma
1ana dio principle en- la cortt
municipal e] juicio contra e
senior Jose Castellor, estima
bic comratriota de Penuelas
AL senor Castellor, Sc le Sc
guia un proceso ante la Cor
te municipal de esta cindad,
por el supuesto delito de ex.
toISi6n, en- virtud de acusa
zion presentada ante dicha
corte por el fiscal INFERNO Sr.
Torres Grau. Fue sn defen-
gor Ell Lcdo. Felipe Casalduo,
ex.juez municipal de'esta ciu.
dad. Ell senior Castellor, es
presidente del partido unio.
nista y presidente respectiva-
mente de la junta escolar de
Pehuelas. La acusacion del Gs
cal Sc basaba en- que ell seior
Castellor, en- su earacter de
presidente de la junta escolar
habia tratado de sobornar d
dos profesores de Penuelas, in
vitandole forzosamente q Que
hrmaran un documento por 80
dollars a favor del candidate
a la alcaldia senior don Ra.
mon Bauza, para pagarlos con
el check correspondence al
mes de octubre. Esto dicen paso
en- una farmacia de Pennelas.
Sobre estos puntos mas 0 me
nos sc basaba la acusacion del
fiscal. El Lcdo. Casalduc,
defensor del senor CasteIlor,
despues de haber dido y exa-
minado los testigos del fiscal,
presento una mocion a la cor.
te solicitando la absolucion de
su defendido por faltas de
pruebas. El Lcdo. Casalduc,
rebate la acusacion con argu.
mentos irrefutables. EI fs-
cal sostiene su acusacion Y ter
nina argnmentando a la Cor,
te con Jurisprudence ameri-
cana. Solicita de la Corte
que el delito esta probado Y
1ne debe ser castigado el acu.
sado. La corte sdesestima la
presentada por la de-
sensa y manifesto que entien.
lie que los hechos estan pro.
y que la defensa debe {
oresentar sus testigos. El
edo. Casalduc, manifesto a
a corte que entiende que va
! juez ha prejuzgado el case, :
por consiguiente renuncia a t,
'resentar su defensa sometien. /.
10 el case a la Corte. d
En- este surge un breve in. d
idente entreel juezy el Lcdo. !.
'asalduc. La corte dicta sen. /
encia condenando al senior
ose Castellor, a la pena de
90 dollars de multa 3 en- sil
efecto % dias de carcel No
onforme el defensor con la
pregunta al juez n
or la fianza para ell acusado a.
ara apelar ante la corte de o.
lstrito, la corte senala 100 II
lllare de fianZa.
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I'm re!oi gratis!

Nikelado. negro . enchapado de
ORC, por venderuos 25 colecciones de
postales, 25 peinillas eisctricas (curan
la caspa) o % altisticas sortijas de
alambre de ORC con una bonita piedra
y una inicial, 4 centavos una
Vendalos en- 4 semanas y game IN
relol Ii otro premio. Escribs Il TIE
Percval Novelty 60. Box 20J.
Ponce, F. r.
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Pupi|aje para a|unnos
DE LA HIGH SCOOI..

Uua fam lila que v.ye en- santuree
parada Z, carretefa cerca de la High
scool otrece pupllaJe para uno . dos
estudlantes Intornaran en esta Re
daccion 5 L. r. Box 9b. San Juan
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BASES DEL CAMFE0NATQ
Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fue recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores
Was dc ochenta cuentos remitidos; 1nuchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

orrespondenca afyna Puerto nseno
nan poduco beas en- odos generos
en- e. gnero esDecanent dnommado literature
Sc ato Ia a obeto dcco abr como Dor medic 4.
s 1nas anle I'm campeonato cen declda
1uot ae cueno de mas merlt1 esc!o
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Caando termina el plazo del camleonato

campeonato desde 10 9o
tenmara el 10 de Novlembre de 1916
4oos mas de 2O naahraa an an +or
dueo ser esetoS Po puertornqueno reene uera de ellis
5oUa puele cuantos
cue pasan de cuatro
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Los cuentos deben ser ineditos.

orepondencla orece puna de
esaoece para levar adeaata el guen1es
coeheo ale sean remltldo La Corcondencla Para
gu g capeonato deoen ser nedltos
foafa e eaknpeenato de La Cores poaaenca'
o-os cuelto eDen
elan publcaeos Pero dearen queo hace pbco
dcano peseuaonno el]aa pubcii! El o.,
Ndlco deee de todos nombre del autor
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"E! primer caentiSta puertorriqueho"

% entenddo as estabece po RI" Correspondence de Pus.
co que au unante ser ella defendo
a primer cuenta puerton1queno ndo de siyer que esq tuo
primer puesto campeonato anto en-
oo conurso de cuntos de ola coreSpondnca
arTebatado por campeon "
Correspondence pcara MEDIA que los vava reobisa1
'ooos loS clenos que h remitdos
Lo que ia Correspondenca', en- 10 poslole espera,
eosendo de los oos Correspon a estmular no a.
este gnero Eterao estudo de eon, la esp,
uoa netuaeza Dos pugo dar pata daro esera
que los auores clio concon como ecen,
de w abaos magnavos Ia vida puertocuea bao tod los
tos ella puede ofrecer. - - -
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Los cuentos hasta ahora recbidos pubcados para u
cha. en- el campeonato de Va Coespondenca auto
los que sguen:
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En- esta inpreuta Sc venGi
parel de periodioos viejos Z
| 81 Quintal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06


 He often put in eighteen and twenty hours a day. with hardly a moments rest but not so frequently for more wealth and power. as many believed. As a matter Of fact. the railway wiz ard was planning numerous projects to benefit his fellow men and even on his deathbed requested bis wife to car ry out one Of these as soon as possible This was the creation Of one Of the greatest state parks in the world. the plans for which were recently an uounced by Mrs. Hartman.
 This park will include more than fifty square miles Of land. IL will extend about sixty-three miles along tEe west bank Of the Hudson river and many miles out into the Ramapo hills adia cent tO the Hartman home. Begin ulns ct Fort Lee. x. +. opposite the northern end of Manhattan lslaNd. the central borough Of Greater New York tbe park will reach 10 Newburg. \. Y. sixty miles above the northern limits of New York city. It will include nearly all the picturesque Palisades of the Hudson and all the Highlands Of the Hudson fronting the river.
 In addition, $l.OOO.O0O in cash Is of fered by the estate of the noted hnan- cier and S1.625.OOO by wealthy resi- dents Of New York and Philadelphia. with Messrs. J. Pierpont Morgan and John D. Rockefeller heading the pri- vate subscriptions with half a million each
 The state is asked 10 contribute g. 100000 more. and it is believed that through condemnation proceedings the s5.000.O00 thus provided will be suff:- eient 10 buy the 25.OO0 acres which the interstate Palisade park commis- sion considers necessary to round out the Hartman grants and 10 continue the park and the proposed highways as far north as Newburg
 It is a project worthy of tbe brain of one who conceived tbe binding of continents together with great sys- tens of transportation. and hnd he lived he himself would have been ac- tive today in carrying out this Sigan-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06

The eight years following the ad-
 mission of Ohio brought seven states
 into the union-Louisiana 1872; h. diana. ls16; Mississippi. 1877; Illinois.
 ISIS; Alabama 1Sl9; Maine. 1920:
 Missouri 1921. a steady progression
 which increased the states 10 twenty
 four. just half the present number.
 Statehood growth then became slower
 as the settlement of the country pro
 ceeded more leisurely. Arkansas was
 admitted in 1856 and Michigan in
 1S37. Four states were admitted close
 together in the '4o's-Florida- 1s45. Texas. 1s45; Iowa. is46 and wiscon- sin. 1s4S. The slave territory ques- ton was then under bitter discussion and the admission of each state was attended by a violent partisan strain,
 which revealed the increasing antsg- onism between the north and the south. The sos brought three states into the union-California. 1850; Minnesota. 1s5s. and Oregon. 1859. The admission of Kansas in 1861. on the eve of the civil war. was the climax of a conflict which presaged the intensity of the strife soon to follow. During the civil war two states were admitted-West Vir- ginia. 1868 and Nevada. 1854 After the close of the war came Nebraska tn 1867. after which no new states were formed for nine years. the west ern territories only slowly gaining in population. The admission of Colo rsdo tn 1876 was in the nature of a centennial celebration. Not for thir- teen years thereafter was a new star added to the flag and then in quick succession came six new common and South Dakota. Montana and Washington in one group in November 1889. this being the first time several states were ad- m.tted by virtually ore congressional enactment Idaho and Wyoming came together in 1890 and six years later Utah brought the forty-fifth star to the flag. The admission of Oklahoma in 1907 left remaining available for statehood only the two territories Tow granted full status as members Of the family of states Their coming per mits a encouragement of the flags stars in symmetry for the first time in many years
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06

urunge ana hocxIanu counues. wnscu
 was acquired piece by piece Ia order to have the preserve connect with the Palisade park system the state will
 have to buy land through which there will be travel to the Hudson.
 Not only New York may be congrat- ulated over the acquisition of such a park. but the entire country as well, preserving as it will so many historic
 spots of interest to the whole nation.
 and tn sense it will belong to all the
 people of the United States. any of whom may enjoy its privileges when
 visiting the city. From Fort Lee to
 Newburg the course Is dotted with
 places where history has been made.
 Au American force under General
 Nathaniel Greene garrisoned Fort Lee
 until Nov. 20. lT76. when Lord Corn wallis. with 5000 redcoats. advanced
 Ipon the patriots and compelled them Co evacuate.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06
THE TERRITORIAL CHAIRMANSHIP

Our democratic brethren of the ] Arizona press. having a due solicitude
 for republican happiness and welfare
 exhibit signs of excitement and unrest over the rumors that there is to be
 a change in the chairmanship of the
 republican territorial committee What 1 foundation for these rumors there may be, we don't know, but tho dem 1 ocratic brethren are assumin9 that Chairman Smith is to resign. arI that he has selected hs successor. and they have gone so far as to name the new chairman.
 It may be safely taken for granted iIhat there is no foundation for any report that Chairman Smith has SC lected his successor. MT. Smith may or may not choose to resign the chair manship; we are not in his confidence as to his plans. We know of no DO litical reason. however. why he ! should resign. We don't know of a l republican in the territory who would not be wiling, and even glad to have him remain at the head of the com
 mittee during the coming state cam paign.
 But if it does become necessary to ! select a new chairman. that officer wtll be named by the sixty-lve mem 1 bers of the territorial committee I much as such procedure may disap- point our democratic friends-and he ! wtll be some longtime resident Of l Arizona. of good and established reputation, and possessing the requi ! site acquaintance with people and conditions in all sections of the ter.
 ritory.-Repubiican
 Tut, tut, tut. Bro. Ely How dare
 you to presume that the sixty-fve members of the territorial republican
 central committee will elect the new
 chairman should Hoval A Smith re
 tire from the position? if Mir. Smith retires it vii be because Frank Hitch
 cock desires another man to conduci ! the campaign in the new state. as
 he Hitchcock directs and pays for
 it from the national campaign sack
 It is rumored in democratic circles
 that the sixty-fve members in the
 republican territorial committee have
 never been consulted in the matter oi
 handing out official patronage in the
 territory, or in the ehopping of the
 political heads Of the Kibbeyites and
 Roug Riders in the territory. Why
 should the Republican presume tC
 say that the sixty-fve will now b' i consulted?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06

Every time a democratic paper or individual suggests a principe for em- bodyment in the Arizona constitution the republican papers raise a mighty
 howl about safe and sane" consti- tuition. and intimate that if demo crats are allowed to control the con stitutiOnai convention, republicans in congress will put up the statehood bars against Arizona again by turn
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06
Not the Same.

"Mother." queried the pretty daugh- ter. did father have his salary in- creased when he married youT'
 No. dear" answered the mother.
 How much was he gettingT'
 "0nly S1O a week"
 But suppose he had lot of money saved up. didn't he?"
 Not q dollar Be spent his money as fast as he earned it"
 Did you get along comfortably?
 'Yes. and we were very happy"
 Well. mother you know dear George hasn't been able to save a cent. but
 See here. young lady. if that power ty stricken dude dares show his face around here again I'll get your father to kick him into the middle of next week. Chicago News.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06
THE CENSUS MAN.

~EYow old are you7'' he asked of me H And Is your color whitel kh How many In your family
 Can you both read and wrfteY How much a week do you bring home. How much goes to your wifs7 How often downtown do you roam7 Have you insured your iifsR What was your sreat-srandfathsr. At what age did he de. When vas 1t your ancestors came From Germany and whyZ What color was your grandma's hair? Was she brunette or blond7 And did your great-grandfather swear And did he e'er abscond? How many times do you eat meat? What is your favorite dish? Is your wife's cooking it to eat, And do you care for fishy Do you pay rent or own this placer Have you stored up your pelfg When whiskers grow upon your face. Say. do you shave yourself? How many times have you been wedy How oft sued for divorce? How many of your wives are dead? Do you bet on a horse? And do you smoke or drink too hard7 And do you keep a pup2 Have you a garden in your yard. And are your sweet peas up?'' I answered him right patiently. l told him all l knew. l gave to him my pedigree And swore that it was true. With courage he performed his task. Nor ever wavercd from 1t, But one thing he forgot to ask Have you seen Halley's comet?"
 Detroit Free Press
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06

 tic plan. Mir. Hartman thought not in terms of tomorrow and next year. but he was considering the needs of the metropolitan district for decades and half centuries. He foresaw that with in few years a population of 10.OOO.- 900 of people might be congregated within the boundaries of the still greater New York and that where are now meadows and woods. would be densely populated regions or miles of factories and storehouses. There came before his vision a solidly built region in which. unless fhere were speedy in- tervention on the part of the state. there would be hardly tree or shrub or any prospect Of nature which the toiiing masses might enjoy.
 This great Hudson preserve will as- sure recreation and fresh air for the future denizcus of New York. The 10000 acre gif; includes part of the --es. Marrbsa@ estate of Arden in
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06

Tho Arizona Republican is stand. ing up for Arizonans as against any one rushing irto the new state to gobble up all the honors and emolu- ments incident to our assumption of statehood The Republican is right; if men are to be named In Washing ton to control the new state of Ari- zona. then one of the desires of our people-for self-government-will re- main unsatisfied
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06

ing down the constitution. If the re publicans expect to silence demo crats tn this manner they are woe fully mistaken. The democrats vii put forth candidates for delegates who will stand for the liberty and rights of the people. for a constitu ton that will place the future govern ment of the new state in the hands of the people, for a constitution that the state. and one that vii, prevent monopoly or oppression of every character.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06
A P;ttsburo .Joke

Going 10 have an old home week. eh?r
 Yes. we want all our wandering boys 10 come back When had we bet ter hold ity~
 After the grand jury adjOurns. | should say."-Pittsburg Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06
His Make

q see our neighbor has a phono- graph"
 Yes. He's great on canned things canned vegetables. canned meats. can- ned soups. and now he's got canned talk"
 Hes Scotch. isn't he:"
 What has that to do with it?"
 Well. you know they're naturally canny people. "-Baltimore American.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06
Where It Originated.

Socrates-GOsh all hemlOck.-Life.
 A Newspaper In olden Times. Telephone message for you. sir" What Is it?"
 Lot says that he doesn't want any thing printed about his wife turning to salt. He says it's a family ahail and doesn't in any way concern tho public." Wisconsin.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-06
FORTYEioHT STARS
 ON A FIELD lF BLUE

The Washington star" says. since the crGa-ization Of the government there have now been admitted thirty I've new states. the first being Yer mont in 1791. close upon the heels Of fac o-sar,zatton of the thirteen orig iuai states into the American union. Kentucky followed in i792. then Ten uessze in 1796 Only one state was admitted during the first decade Of the nineteenth century, Ohio, in 1903.