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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-07-29
WEDDINGS.
Hershey-Hoiton.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griel Hershey an
nouuce the marriage of their daughter,
Grace Catherine, to Mr. Charles Rudolph
Holton, formerly of Iron Hill, on July
18th, Steelton, Pennsylvania.
McCardeIl- Williams.
The marriage Of Miss Bertha Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Williams
of Woodlawn, TO Mr.. Granville McCardell
has been announced, the ceremony taking
place in Wilmington on July 16.
DreWmlller-JaCkSon.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Fannie Jackson, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Jackson, of Jackson's Park,
to Frank Drewmiller, of Coatesville, Pa,
the ceremony taking place at the parson-
age of the Hopewell Methodist hurch,
July 3.
Taylor Thompson.
Mr.. Victor S. Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward w. Taylor, of Elkton, and
Miss Marie Thomson, daughter of the late
DIR. j.. w. Thomson, of Baltimore, were
married in Philadelphia on Monday morn
ing. July 1s. The newly married
couple will make their future home in
West Philadelphia.
Taylor Arthur.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank
Arthur. 1912 Kennedy Ave, Baltimore,
was the scene of a pretty wedding We'd
nesday, July goth, at 3:3o p. m. Mr..
Arthur's niece, Miss Jessie Rebecca
Arthur, was married to DIR. Leslie George
Taylor of Perryville. The home was
beautifully decorated with palms, ferns
and cut flowers. In the center of the
parlor was large bell of white roses.
Miss Mary v. Phelps. of Taylor Md,
played the wedding march. The bride
entered the room on the arm of her brother
Mr.. ]. Melville Arthur, Prof. of Physics
of Tome Institute, Port Deposit, and was
met by the groom and his best man, Rev.
W. D. Quattlebaum, of Havre de Grace.
The ceremony was performed under the
floral bell by Rev. DIR. w. C. Babcock.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white silk, wore tulle veil caught with
orange blossoms, and carried bouquet
of brides roses. Mrs. ]. Frank Arthur.
aunt of the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore beautiful gown of white crepe
de chine over white taffeta silk. and car
ried pink carnations. After the ceremony
the bride changed her costume to travel
ing suit of "Alice Blue" and DR.. and
Mrs. Taylor left for a trip North including
N. Y. City, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Canada. They will also stop at Syracuse
N. Y. for a visit in the home of the Dr's
brother, Mr. Calvin H. Taylor. DR.. and
Mrs. Taylor will reside in Perryville Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-07-29
PERSONALS.

Miss Miriam Kirk, of Dover, is visit
ing Miss Clara Robertson.
Miss Helen Shepherd is spending the
summer at Eaglesmere, Pa.
G. c. Minor, of Baltimore. is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Eli T. Reynolds.
Miss Madge Heacock, of Philadelphia.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Sterrett.
Raymond Mclaughlin Of Marshallton.
Del, is visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. w.
Jones, at the Parsonage.
Miss Marion Pyle is spending the week
camping with party of friends from
Swarthmore, at Point Lookout
DIR. Norman Kirk, of the University
Hospital, Baltimore. has been spending
the week at his home in town.
Miss Lettie Book, of Strasburg, Pa,
and Miss Bertha Harm. of Columbia. are
visiting J. c. Hindman and family.
Mrs. Stewart NJ Ward and daughter,
and Mrs. Horace M. Duyckinck and
daughter are enjoying the sea breeze at
Atlantic city.
Mr.. Oliver Grove and Miss Carrie Lutz,
both of Stewartstown, were married in
Bel Air, at the Presbyterian manse by
Rev. A. B. Hallock, July 9TH.
Mrs. j. c. Hindman entertained num-
Der of young folks very delightfully."-, on
Friday evening, in honor of her guest,
Miss Mamie Gerben, of Walbrook.
Mrs. Edward Dixon, Miss Gertrude
Dare, DR.. Dare and Barclay Reynolds en-
joyed trip by launch from Port Deposit
to Betterton and return on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faries,' of Concordville,
Mrs. Norwood Pratt, of Springfield, ILL.,.
and Miss Marietta Mearns of Zion, were
recent guests of Miss Grace Wilson at
Maple Lawn.
Mrs. R. F. M. Evans, who with her
daughter. Miss Catharine, is spending the
summer at Chautauqua, suffered stroke
of paralysis last Thursday which affected
her entire left side.
Misses Anna Fletcher. Philadelphia !;
Sarah Settle, Baltimore; Blanche Biles,
Fair Hill, and Dr. George Settle, Balti-
more, were entertained on Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Cameron.
Barclay Reynolds and Harry F. Rich
ards will start tomorrow on a vacation
trip by train and boat touching at New
York, Albany, Montreal, Quebec, Picteau
and Halifax, Nova Scotia; down the
Maine coast to Boston and New York.
Miss Genevieve Turner and Miss
Franoina Kirk, accompanied by Philadel-
phia friends, are enjoying a two weeks
tour to Niagara Falls, Toronto. Thousand
Islands and other points of interest, and
will return by way of Lake Champlain,
Lake George and the Hudson. River,
visiting Saratoga Springs and other re-
sorts before reaching home.
The Young Ladies Social Sewing Circle,
with few invited guests. enjoyed a
delightful little outing at Hunters dam
on Friday evening last. A bounteous
supper, to which all did full justice, was
spread in the shade. while boating and
other diversions assisted in pleasantly
Willing away the time in the gathering
twilight. About forty were present to
enjoy the outing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-07-29

Many items of interest and value have
been sold from center bargain counter at
Bufington's. Be on the alert and watch
for more bargains next week.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-07-29
McCardell-W Williams.

The marriage Of Miss Bertha Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Williams
of Woodlawn, TO Mr.. Granville McCardell
has been announced, the ceremony taking
place in Wilmington on July I6.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-07-29

Another invoice of Green Fruits and
Pure Groceries just to hand at Bufington's
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

e the best oEtt presented hv Mr FIELD
N i"" -t FAnr5 De- uaS utuNsed his
lit seas Nf1aniEat lou. ana hr has gath
$50 ~ ohha num- me best and foremost
sNloncnts ei hn,k~a and white face
mlrstrrl.y ln thr eSlutfY
NIhe progrlnl arranged for the. I.y-
t'4m nrNt Nrrk be- entirety new. tus
'faeinE an elaborate urst part which
H"srnts ir. four splendid scenes an
rttEt tNI production hy AZ Field rali-
90 David tat Minstrel ln which the
hiHE .Qt iSraei is depleted pIuNiug on
his 1arp oi a thousand strings az fhe
tNlft oV saul ftt srcuul srrnr pre-
i1s tlt le=ta ~ Flowers. and tu the
fhifd ape fourth scgucs are glNop mod-
Vfn ara AWetfs8l. pinHirfsE hN tlt
futfO t"fftuuN From flr fardphiut
~ ro~taming Us tins and srtnlr e.
t.'is lhr nts, paTt 10 is said, never has
Mr ficld Viii appear az ever, per-
fofmanrr Boz e laughahle Skin called
lhe Banquet OF the lltadWaitcrs
Union. l-l1-44 which Affords ham am
opporuutN 90 Introduce one Of his inc
ltiltanic monologufs ln which VIII also
apT'1r Doe CrlslcN Tho dancing
duo i'oian AND WERNER ioh1 Heai>
and his Joe Nler Joke book tHr coli
tortest ANA 81 beautifully staged fah-
leat American Prom Pole 20 Pole
ln which Pears and RWaa4 fumbo arc
lntrocEctd. are few 80 tlF >usctat
features Others are knapp and lis
tNtte. acrotati0 rnfniQats "A SnnUurut
Walls and southern IdlN of song
iar'e 8nd mcrrif.ent Introducing thr
great holsl1u and N-iser boz th"ir won
derful trog representation srrnr rne
company fnrl I'gs 30 of trr finest nir-
sttel >nloi~ts 800 tae country
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
IVUTt "

Al - Ffel3 aud hls Greater MIN
strels vtI re- tte attraction lue tou-
ING wees iu the Is. sun f-eater and
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

abroad portraying the native frduan
aud woman 80 America Size ls tNnichl
~ the race from which she comes and
her litur. supple moN ouCuts ltnd an
dlN duality tn Der portrayal 90 tho uuil
caf firr.
plulnA Where tho mail ,uETisr. 10y r.
daring ride. snHtrhfs the daughter OF "A
colonel from certain death under the
feet nf herd OF hnnalocs. As the play
progrcssss a love anair develops be-
tween " ep- Ton 80 Nah aud the coli
.oueIs Gaughtcr hut does not bear
fruition until tho Indian after years
az waiting. aveuges the murder OF hiS
father by a opwardlN Snaunrd The
strIggls that ensures whtp W"D-T0p-
No- Allah nnallN oNyrtakrs Ills emo MY Is
Il desperate one ahd prov id'S tlriils r
pltu
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Al. e.. FIELD,
with Fields nlnstrels. In the 1yceum
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

tcrosting features There VIII be
plenty ~ ramrdf as VOL as novelties
The h,adliner as Miss Lucille savoy
ana her assistants iu Original Paris
IAN Posing 'rhis ACT IS "a series or
intef"stins living pictures benltlfuliv
staged. The Avon Trio. cQmfdl atro-
bats ana uNlancrrs. have a turn cuuN
sisting ul dlfncult acrubati- fents won
dtrlul stunts iu balancing and consid
'fahl' comedy features Laugh pro.
'"kins SONGS Sir Ga, speciality of Law
renee Eadiu WHO is also "A ,apabi.
c"nlnptiH. harmonious melodies are
produced from grvat> variety nf ma
sitai INSTRUMENTS bY HERMAN aud 10
UAl whilc novRlty, DOT is presonted hv
sweeney and knunpA. singers aud tad
der daucfrs otto aud rortcll. German
Comedians. arc seem in "a luug liable
skttrh, while OHIO clyde x Go. come
diaus. add 90 the fun making Ernie
ttontinurd gu Page rIVel
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

vaudeville. Other acts on the lqll viii
b. the three Dunlunds street mu
sicians Introducing Tosrph pumoud,
NtuilNiSt Laura Buckley cnuratter
change performer. the Wood kro@
3, IEsh Athletes CON tne double r> lns
rings and the Microscope motion pie
tlf.s
Tho headline attraction ia the Tenn
pla thplrer tho week 90 Feb ~ viii
De- George kt han .ln THE Sign OF the
Rose fnis httle play. Introducing Mr.
B-han as au. italian tahorcr has been
Remarkably Successful. aud ~ Will soon
hc thr ui,Aus OF introducing THIS tal y
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

Coo Won-Go- Mohawk the only In-
t'au actress ON th. American stage.
comes 20 tN- Lafayette theater urN
week Eco crew piece the product OF
h.r own gen The Indian Mai Car
ei'r n which s.e appears Boz th" mas
.cIIur role - "Wrp-Tou No Mat the
matt carrier Go Won Mohawk
demonstrated her ability 40 au actress
in t4v lfg surr-ss -rbs ElAmiug Ar
row nu1 since hrr last Detroit APP
pcnrsucr has spent Nefal wears
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

inE performances and matinec ON
saturday only This popular comedian
viii be seen In his latest success. The
GIRL aIid the Wizard The book Is hy
y. Hartley Manners and Julian Edwards
wfCte the lhusIc.
'yrhe Girl ana the wizard won en-
thustastiC endorsement iu New York.
'wherc "a ran FOR four months in else
sesino. u also has 20 its tredit note
worthy records or box office achieve
meotN In tie uther cities where DO ras
been rfesehted since ieaNlng New
Nork.
Thls new musical play T. the FIRST
erost OF It's author as llbrettlst All
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

euted a.tor as star o. Legitimate
drama a. it haas been elaborated into
fUiI-lrrEth piece hN tht author. g.
z paZtN. who is also th author Of The
famous drama. lu old kentuckN Al
tae SEu on the Rose was written rs-
g.. itll 10 give Mr. Eehsu al oppor
family iu UarArtrf role. tits last
apreatauc, "a. Detroit was iu sunnott
~ L,W Fields on thc same bill Win
Nh B,h4u witt be Howard & North
who RETURN With thclr Hrst and original
Wellington sketch. Those Were Happy
DAYS
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

FTsttfr lorraine Harry tofsou clark
Niiatul Hascu a.d a lArs -s OK
pretty slrls.
The/Mme Jdn a SONG ~ rat book
80 TN, tIr Gatiftk> fhtatr K1at Ht.
Count - ihr ..tg/.s U.rte~ ~ f4nse-
ututs nlNr lr~l rla1r Pcs fat lnifrf-
eFf Motion and lif' flriHr. 90 30 i.-
auElrate los >rf4te ~ ,ntrrtainmeut~
th, afternoon aul rAeuiue fuEagrnent
Wlll rciul, L.Aflrsirne ilt famous
French dramatic pl. sore an interest
~ ioeEIug rvei rrrrr-ertIug tar Nal-
Ious sia-ts a log passes through from
tf. SINE tt leaves thr notlef tTTr Hh-
ui lt j. sposed of for various indus
tlal purposes several Int, res nE
travel pictures and some drauAtt, ana
comedy reels Each plef -t Nitt %"
YiRidft described hr "a frcture apt ac-
-ompsaled by complete effects rhos
i.eHaY who Will De remern Nefrd as
haNIu- surg az Belle Isle asst Summer.
wil introduce Number ot t'c .tirS'
song So. cesscs
Miss Nebe4 Htc Will make ser Hrst
llrtfoit Appetta.tyr ~ n'.L
star of 'ns first magnitude . tDf car
flrk iHvAter dIrihg t',r week uf-in-
niug AlordHg night Irn - Miss Htt-
vetisr IS q COMEDY euutied 4 Ger
ward " Townsend and Frauk " ara
oAIailsF I.r former te author
ot 'almnle Fadten tra tr' latter =
Miss Hlte appears as au lri~H settart
glrt who undertakes tH 1881 nE to.H
faf election Through ner IrN.rn.e
With tht police tat0e aud thr pn.ti.
organ lEatoas, Norgi ~at tle day f.r
U.f ,alploVer Th. CFt Trt hH-
Noral stfrs Sea party in h~. k.t.H-
~ Tbe s4rocrtrs .rompanN in' .t,d
Dee seen As letectlve Sergeant
InNe witH Nular John T krIl. t.e
popular Irish ccwsf.an ana -' others
ID"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

viii give a special Washington birth
day matinee in addition 20 the usual
sunday wednesday aud saturday mat
iuees The show this year IS said %
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

No play OF recent years has created
greetSr sensation OF aroused storm
Ter discussion than a Fool There
Was" by Porter Emerson Browne.
which came as a galVan!C shock after a
long series of commonplace offerings
IL Is the production OF Frederic Thomp-
con and one OF his most notable suc-
cesses. Its presentation in the Detroit
opera house next week brings Robert
~ lard. whose popularity whether TIA
drama or vaudeville. has always been
extensive
The play is based or Kiplings poem
Of the vampire woman whose favor
was fatal. Mr. Hilliard inpersouates
n distinguished New Yorker rieh- hon
ored and bent upon a diplomatic mis-
sion. whose steamship encounter with
a dazzling siren results in the wreck or
his home the disgust OF his friends
and his own absolute moral and mem
tai collapse. It Is play that hammers
out hard truths and flashlights cOndi 70
tions That overload the divorce doe X
cts and cucumber the morEues But x
has ITS huInOr and its pathos. and
touches Of wholesome sentiment.
The production. like everything that
Frederic Thompson offers. Is said 20 be-
distinctive for class. fer beauty and
realism Of staging and FOR skill in TIE
selection OF PLAYERS precisely suited 70
strong character types Among the
plas ers are William Courtlrigh Mrs
Henderson Dorothy Turner, -. EN-, y
Wurster. Edna Conroy. : X Walker.
George Glare. NJ h SNYDER g. Russctl
SAG and 20 others.
"A Fool There Was - staged with
the most elaborate realism one
graphic scene shows a big ocean liner
crowded with passengers az tAe sailing
hour TIE rose garden at l4yc hmont
II contrasting picture 81 suburban
beauty. Ia addition TO the usual We'd
nesday and Saturday matiueeS. a spr-
sial afternoon performance VIII he
given on WashIngton's BIRTHDAY
FRITZ Schen will be seen IN the be
troit opera house the week 81 Feb -.
Ia Charles Billingham's production uf
the lisht opera Success The Prima
Donna" which comes here from a long
run IN the knickerbocker thnater. New
York city The company rs large and
the orchestra Will he greatly augment
I'd for the engagement Prominent iu
toe big cast are John r Hazard.
Vernon Davidson William X Har-
court Donald Hall. Martin Hayden
Gilbert Clayton. Fred killeen. Armand
CUrtes. Phil BrAnson. Anna Pelham.
Grace Delmar. TITLE SaiinEer. Maxine
Nerande. La Noveta katherine stew
art Virginia Reed and many others
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
EAMII.N.

For next week thr Family th"ater
a bin containing many in-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
GARRICk.

Sam Bernard VIII be the attraction
tn the Garrick theater next week. be-
ginning Monday night FOR sis even
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
DESDg VASnI' 'G1Oy
EN- CASA BLANCA
lmportante correspondence

A las doce cutrenta minutes hi
cieron su entrada Casa Blanca lo,
Sres Angel Torregros,. R"f e' Lor"7
Antongiorgi R DiaS CintrIn. qu"
formahan la delegac,6n del c ub
Puertorriqueno"' para h Ger ent'ee
al Presidente Taft, de la RESOLUTION
Coniunta, aprobada tiltimamente y en-
la cual SIC hacia referencia a los vehe-
mentes deseos del Pueblo de Puert"
Rico. en- 10 que respecta la conce-
sion de la Ciudadania Americana co
lectivamente ell Senado Elective.
La Comi sion fue introdut ida 4 la
,ficina reserva1a del Presidente, POI
IN Secretario particular Mr.. Carpenter.
Ia que minutes despues, fue reclblda
cortes carlf1osamente por ei Hon,
Mr.. TAFT
Ell senor Lopez Antongiorgi saludo
tan prestigioSa aut ridad en- nombre
! lei Club Puertorriqueflo', ofrecien
'o,e ademaS. suS respetoS y supllcan-
dole su consid, raci6n a los plrucnia,
IS tratados en- L. Resolution ConJnnta
que al efect0 le entregaron.
FL Hon Mr.. Taft. Sc expreS6 muv
| fectuosamente, manifestandO que le
era muy gr.to estrechr las manos de
,us amigos los puel torriquenoS, que
lue estaba esperanto ell informe que
| squella misma tarde habria de entire
rarle el Secretari" de Ia Guerra, Mr..
! Dickinson respecto a los puntos ex-
1 puestos en- la petici6n del Club para
inresentar lueqo. su Memorial al Con
creso Americana. "El asunto esta en-
m mos del Secretario de la Guerra
diio el Presidente Taft, y aunque qui
qui>icra, muy poea cosa podria deGir-
es 4 ustedes sobre el particular. "US-
tedes, les indic6 la Comisi6n, pue,
len visitor 4 Mr. Dickinson. en- sn OF
Gina del Departamento de la Guerra y
exponerl,, tamblen a el, Vuestra sou
Scitud.'
Luego eli Presidente Sc extendi6. en-
ronsideraciones respectO al progreso,
belleza china de Puerto Rico despi.
liendose la Comls16n va cerca de Ia
una de la tarde hora en- que Sc tras-
Ilad6 al Departamento de la Guerra
para avistarse con Mr.. Dickinson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
DICKINSON VISTA AL PRESI-
DENTE.
OISCUTEN REFORMAS DE LAS LIE
YES DE PUERTO RICO.

FL Secretario de la Guerra, MIR. Die.
kinson, e. Brig ldier General Clarence
Z ELwaI ds. quitneS recienttmente
,fectuArtn I'M vi je per Puerto k1co,
conferenciaron aver tarGe con ell Pc
,idente Taft. Sc diio que el Seer
trio Dickinson trajo consigo la Con
|fereucia un Proyecto de Ley ." r'.d"-
..ea.Io rnmbms IN RI G..b'rrn" "e iG Isin
Sc rumora q1e la Ley Foraker, bajo Ia
cu,l Sc eoblerna Puerto Rico, que
dara completamente modific"da con-
'secuenCia del Proyecto de Mr.. D1VklG-
son. Sc nos informa que la Ciudada-
MIA para los Pu .rtorriquefios probable
mente sera comprendida en- e. Proyecto
Dickinson, ;unque Ia aprobAc,on para
|ello de parte de la Administration no
ha sido obtenida en- su tOtllid d atln.
Es probable que el Bill Sc someta a
discussion en- Id reunion que ha de
efectuar hoy, el Gabinete del Pres1
de tie ,.
TIE Washington Post, agrega en-
su n1mero de esta manana 10 que
sgue: "Mr. Taft, prob4blem,n.e en-
viara al Congreso un mcnsAJe especial
ecnmendando nuevaS medldAs para el
Gobierno de Puer o Rico?
En- la Junt. del GAbinete de Mr..
Taft que ten Ira efecto hy, Sc discu
)liran las retomendacione> he h 5 al
Presidente por el Secret'rio Dlckin-
son. Sc inlica que en- ii Meesa]e
especial del Presldente, Sc inclulra
una clausula relativa a Ia concession
de la .iudadr MIA para el Pueblo dc
Puerto Rico, en- identica formA, q la
concellda al II .wlii.
Sc dice que en- vez de introducir
enmiendas al Acta For"k-r, Sc reco-
mendaran meditas que cambiAran en-
casi su totalidad la Ley For"ker. La
Ley Omstead, que p.s6 ell Cong ESQ en-
>u Ultima session. >era lncluah en- ei
Mems je del Pr sulente, recomend ndo
este que dicha Ley continne Wgente
le Puerto Ric'.
Es subido que Ell Secreta"io ha indi-
cado ciertos ~ambios que deben intro
ducirse en- la Asamble., Legislative de
Puc, to Rico, con ell objcto de e"ltar
posi- bihdud alguna tie dcs rnerdo, que
pudicra ocurilr entire Ell ConseJo y II
Cam. r. como tiltimamen acaeclero.
Intluyo retortes p,ra vuestro como
cimlentO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
EN- Ell DEPARTAMENTO
DE LA GUERRA.

A la una media fue recibida la
Com1si6n por el Secretario particular
de Mr. Dickinson, qu1en aplaz6 Ia con
ferencia para las tres sintiendo no
|complacer q nnestros- jovenes compa-
lriotas conce liendUleS entOnces Su en-
trevista, IOr tener compromise con-
traid0 anttriormente con el Hon. Sr.
Larrinaga para un interview las dos
de aquella misma tarde.
Minutes antes de las tres, nreStroS
apreciabi4s amigos cambaban impre-
stones con ell S.. Larrinaga en- el salon
de recibo del epartamento, y las
tres die ha Comisi visittba nueva-
mente la ohcinA del Secretario en- Ia
que fue saludada con muy m 'rcadas
nuestraS de simp.. tbs por el Hon, Mr..
Dick inSOn.
Tan prunto la Comisi6n inform6 al
Secretario del obJeto de 81 vista en-
tr, gau dole al mismo tempo, una CO.
pia de la Resoluci6n que habian antes
presentado a Mr.. Taft este les infor-
c;6 de 10 Siguiente Que Sc cnngra-
tuluba dc hahlar con puertorriquefioS
en- aquellos momentos en- que tenia
n.uy prtSente en- su memorial el buen
vinje que habia efectuado 4 trav6s de
la lsa y les m gn'fcos recibimientos
de que fue objeto por parte de nuestra
genie.
EstA misma tarde enviare !r. Taft
mi informe recomerdan1o f'r"r"b >
mr"fr las cueStiones que l's puertorri-
quvnos ALA uStedeS ahora. on eren
qu Sc reSuelv;n en- esta Legislature; !;
estO eS, que el Cnnereso conreda q
vuestro pueblo Ia Ciudadania Ameri-
cana p sc una Ley i"tr""nra"""o
cTmbi"x IN ri q bier"o 1e la Ix|n m"0i
t'"""" L.y F.'ak'r "a ei s""fid" de
g"" t"mb's" NJ les cO"ceda Un SE> VA DO
ELEFTIVO
Pu, do asegurar1es a ustedes. que ell
Presidente Taft, personalmente me ha
infm mado. que ei esta dc acuerdo en-
lo que r. specta 4 Ia concession de la
Ciudadania Americana para el Pueblo
de Put rt0 Rico.
A Iii informe, que enviare antee de
laS is 'le sta miSm tarde al Pre-
sidente, tendre mucho eusto en- an.dir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
ANTE Ell COMITE DE ASUNTOS
INSULARES.

A Ultima hora ell seTor Torregrosa,
Presidente del Club, rccibi0 una
muv expreSiva carta del seIlUr Larri-
naga, adhriendCSe los trahaj'S que ell
Club" vitne realizando con tantos en-
tu~i smos tan buen exito por los in
ttreses de Il p. trla querlda.
En- ten afectu">a cdItt nueStro Vielo
amigo, expone suS deseos de que ass-
tamos a una reunion ell proxlm0 do
mingo, en- Su Ohcina de la Casa de
Representatives., para ponernos de acuer'
do s0bre la ;.ccion cOlectiva que es ne
ceSArio deSarrollar cerca de los po ie-
res gubernum entaleS y que rudieran
redun lar EN- benefcio de Puerto Rico.
El senior Larrinaga Sc propone, undo
con los Micmbros del Club, compare
Ger ante el C0mite lie asuntos lnSula-
res p n el mel jor resultado de nuestros
trAbajoS
M ,ro Presidente sef1or Torregr0sa.
HI citado para una S, sion extr,o di-
maria p,ra la roche del sabado,
con el fin dc requcrir la .o1forlnidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-04
San Iuan Puerto Rico Viernes de Febrero de 1919

vuestra resoluci6n del "Cluo" one vos
hros tan dignamente representa-
A Is tres y un cnarto Sc de.pidib Ia
>omisi6n Puertorriquefla de Mr. Die
linson, altamente igradecida de suS
'ond ,des y corte"ia e impresionad
nuv favor. .bemente de la entrevistd
celcbrada.
l.. prensa de 10 cudad.
Toda la prens.. dc eSta C"p'tal v1ene
,cupindose de nuestro pleito p"litico,
.omentando la w, las entreviSt;S
,elebradas por /, Comisi N del Club :
on Taft Dickinson publicando co
pia de la Reso uci"n Conjm-tA entre-
5ada al Pr, 81 tente.
THE Evening Star, el diario de
,nayor c,rcu aeon en- la Capital, Al
,,lir la c, mission de Casa Blanca, q
ONO una fotogr fla 'nanciand' su p :
,icaci6n en- ell numero de esta ia d..
la Comision HI celebrado importAnteS
interviews con varios Reporters que
es han visitado.
Hoy publica The Washington
Herald" 10 siguiente, que transcr'bo
raducido al espanol: