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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-01-28
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The ordinance of baptism was admin
istered to three candidates at the Chris
tian church last Friday evening.
The meetings of the Christian church
which have been in progress through
out the entire month of January will
probably close next Sunday evening
Pastor Rossel has showed himself to be
a tireless worker.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-01-28
SCHOOL NOTES.

Glasses 10 solid geometry and physi.
ology were organized Monday.
Some of the teachers attended court
one day this week
Berhl Chappell, a member of the jun
ior class, is at Ann Arbor seriously i'll
with appendicitis. He wthstood the
operation bravely and at present writ
ing is getting along finely.
Editor Easton OF the Lawrence Times,
and Superintendent of Schools Pierce,
called Thursday of last week. Mr..
Pierce remained during the day visiting
the different departments of our schools
This years class in medieval history
is considerably il advance of classes in
former years.
The Clio society will present this pro
gram this friday evening.
Music Society
The Mono rail ----------- Vernon Decker
Vocal Soio--------.-.----- Leona Nelson
Halley's Comet Lynn Lake
Election of officers.
Spelling contest, oral, Margaret Dillon
Mr.. OLeary
Debate:
Resolved, That the Education Of
Women Should be Different From That
of Men. Affirmative, Margaret Dillon,
Hannah Olson. Negative, George Howe,
Ross Wilkins.
Music .------- Young Ladies' Sextette
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-01-28
Gait of the Horse.

horse on an average walks 400
yards in four and half minutes, trots
that distance in two minutes, and gal
lops il in one minute.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. IA
Ben W. Hooper, the newly ell :
ected governor Of Tennessee,
was found on the streets Of
Knoxville less than forty years
ago. The waif, whose parentage
is not known, was committed to
the care Of an orphan asylum,
where ho received his early
training When he was 10 years
old be attracted the attention of
Capt. Hooper Of Newport, Tenn, /,
who gave him an education and
his name, and before be was q
years old he had graduated in
law with distinction.
While he had achieved some
distinction in his hone county,
having been sent to the state
legislature two terms, Hooper
was not generally known in the
state before he was nominated as
the republican candidate for
governor. He is a successful
lawyer and is considered wealthy.
He will be the first republican
governor Tennessee has had in
mary years and the third in the
history Of the state. He was the
choice of the Independent demo-
Gratis as well as his own party,
and his campaign has been re-
markable one Although Tenn
essee is a safely democratic
state, he has received the sup
port of some Of the leading DEM
ocrats and on every stump where
he has spoken Confederate vet
Grams have sat on the platform.
Hooper's career has been ro'
mantle and spectacular, starting
in an orphan asylum and finally
leading to the governors chair,
He was a striking figure in ro-
nance which led to his leaving
%oaa.:~;4 Gcr the Weet whore
he grimly determined to make
good, because he had b n
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
lust who will lead the demo

Just who will lead the demo-
cratic party in the next presiden
tial campaign is, Of course, a
matter Of conjecture, but at this
time the most prominent possl-
bilities, and apparently most log
ical as we'll, are Gov. Harmon Of
Ohio and Woodrow Wilson, who
has just been elected governor Of
New Jersey. Gov, Harmon was
reelected by the largest majority
ever given a democrat in Ohio,
while Wilson has a majority of
thirty or forty thousand in New
Jersey, which state has not had a
democratic governor in years.
No doubt one of these men will
be the democratic standard bear
er in 1912,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

The democrats have scored q
complete victory in the pivotal
state Of Indiana. The state has
a democratic governor and twelve
Of tho thirteen mom6ers Of cong
ress are democrats, The leeis-
lature Is democratic, which in
sures The election Of John W,
Kern, former running mate with
Bryan, TO the United States sem
ate, Kern will succeed Senator
BeveridRe, regarded by many,
republicans and democrats alike,
"a ono Of tho really great men of
the country. Senator Boverldge
10 one Of the leaders Of the ineur.
gent wing Of the republican par.
ty and has done a lion'e share In
arousing the country to It's true
condition. When it was learned
that the legislature Of his state
was democratic and that he
would be succeeded by n demo.
oral, Senator BeverIdgo was
asked by u newspaper fer a
statement for publication, lie
wrote THE simple declarations
"Twelvo years In tho United
States senate; hard work. eloan
record; | am content"
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

The elections last week were a
decisive defeat for the Taft ad.
ministration and Roosevelt in
particular. Roosevelt toured all
the states believed to be doubtful
and all Of them went democratic,
The elasticity Of this mans con-
science and honor is well proven
by his conduct in the campaign,
In insurgent territory he was o
rabid iusurgent; but in stand-pat
country he was a stand patter
from the head Of The creek. The
public is Discerning enough to
note this elastic conscience and
sensible enough to wonder at the
unprecedented tenerity Of the
owner of it. Wise old Senator
Ben Pitchiork Tillman of South
Caroliana 10 credited with saying
10 tho senate four years ago,
when speaking Of Roosevelt, that
"whot goes up is bound to come
down" 1t came last week,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

Good old Bob Taylor, the
apostle Of sunshine, moonshine
and good cheer, was defeated for
governor of Tennessee, but be
had mighty soft spot to fall
upon; he didn't resign his seat in
the United States senate when he
became a candidate for governor,
you will remember. Bob Taylor
is as good a democrat as ever
lived and is no doubt still Tenn
essee's most popular citizen, but
in the recent campaign he was
mixed up with some bad COM
pany and was made to suffer for
misdeeds that he would be the
last to colomit, Bob Taylor
should never have consented to
make himself the goaU III sucn q
campaign.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

and it would be well enough for
all of them to get it we'll. Nom
enforcement of the laws, lawless-
ness, corruption, the pardon OF
criminals, and absolute rule by a
machine will not be tolerated al"
ways. Tennessee broke the Solid
South because of these things,
and other states might do the
same thing under similar condi-
tons.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
One Socialist 10 Congress.

When the newly elected cong
E, 3 convenes there will be one
S ,cialst member, Victor L. Ber-
g4', who has just been elected
frF m the Fifth district Of Wis.
defeating W, II, Stafford,
re publican, who has been in
congress 20 years, He is the
Ii 81 Socialist ever elected to
9 ngress in the United States.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
FROM WAIF TO G0l5=2N0R'S CHAIR.

iau 4,ed with the fact that he did
lotifnow who hia parents were,
Fra.l a small investment he
no "a a fortune in few months
mn returned to his Tennessee
1oraa to practice his profession.
1a.tr he married Miss Annie
'oa4e, daughter Of one of the
yesl thiest men in East Tenn
sse1e. Ho has four attractive
III iren.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
Pennsylvania.

The state Of Pennsylvania
won't republican last week by
4 900. The usual republican
maJori,y in tik.t state is a6oat
100000, That's some democrat.
10 victory,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
Tired OF Roesavel.ism.

explaining the reasons for
a democratic landslide last
70 k, Senator Culberson of Tex
s oncIuded as follows:
1'Lastly | would say that the
le ton discloses that a great
lt3s of people ere tired of
seveIt, tired of his egotjsm,
{ ais boGsiam, of his imperial
y 4, and OF his insincerity and
d they intended by their
Q .on to stop at once his propos'
9 dictatorship and possibly his
, I'd presidency in 1912 or lat
NJ"
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

There's no place Ike
home If it has an
Edison Ph0HOdraph
The finest Band, Or
ehestra, Vocal and other
Music by The ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home by the Edison
oSold on easy terms"
waiter Metcalg. A8f.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

Henry Trevathan has lately
kIarged end improved his paper,
ho Salem Banner We are glad
} note the prosperity Of our ex-
hangc9 and are patiently watt
bg for a wave Of the same sort
b strike this shop,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

The next national house Of
representatives will be democrat.
I BY a majority Of fifty or more.
|he republicans have u email
PoJorIty In The senate, but with
Pc aid Of The insurgent republi.
pms, democrats will come near
controlling legislation in that
Pody also,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18
DoRtb HRRansQs

ed, eight Of which were almost
completely demolished. No one
hurt.
Two officers of Newport black
ened their faces several nights
ago and were allowed to enter a
negro crap game, which they
then raided, collecting fines from
about twenty negroes, who were
in arrears with the city.
Her5chel Tomilson, a 15'year-
old boy of Magness, while play
ing recently on some cotton
bales with several other boys,
fell from one Of the bales, strik-
ing upon his neck, which was
diaj j)inted, Death resulted in
a few hours.
The handsome residence of
Wolf Benningfield at Walnut
Ridge was destroyed by fire one
night Of last week, together with
a part of the contents. The loss
is estimated at $4,000 with some
insurance. The origin Of the
fire is unknown.
Tom Arms residence near
Buford, Baxter county, together
with all its contents, was des-
troyed by fire one night lately,
The fire is supposed to have
caught from a live coal falling
from the cook stove into the
wood box, in which there was a
quantity of paper. No insur-
ance.
Eight Italians are in Jail at
Walnut Ridge charged with
robbing some box cars loaded
with merchandise. Owing to the
foreigners being unable to speak
English their hearing has been
postponed until one Of the party,
who put up 5000 for his appear.
ance, returns from ST, Louis with
an interpreter.
! Matt Smith, aged SO years, an
old and highly respected citizen
Of Lawrence county, with the as
sistance Of very small boy, cul-
tivated this season a three. acre
tract of hillside land and by
scientific farming made it pro-
duce 200 bushels Of fine grade
corn and 100 bushels Of potatoes.
The land he cultivated is located
elk miles from his home and u
daily ride Of II miles was neces-
sary Mr., Smith has followed
farming all his life and previous
to this season used the old meth
cd Of farming with little success.
j, Frank Cooper Of Mammoth
Spring, who has been confined to
his bed for the past five years
with inllammatory rheumatism,
when he heard his daughter.in-
law, Mrs, Albert Cooper, had
given birth to u girl, arose from
his bed, dressed himself without
assistance and, mounting a two
year-old colt, rode to the homo
of his son, ten miles from NAM
moth Spring, to SEQ his grand
daughter When informed Of
the birth Of the child, he said;
"l'm going to see that kid if it
kills me-" Since his visit TO tho
sons home Mr. Cooper has been
walking about and expresses the
belief that the advent Of his
granddaughter permanently cur
cd him Of rheumatism.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

A subscriber got mad and
Fopped his paper the other day
|ecause we sent him a simple
Fotement Of his account. We
Pc glad Of it, We do not want
Ply man on our list who has no
pore sense than that,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

Booze ran a fine race in the
Peotjons last week in Florida
|nd Missouri, Statewide pro-
ioIlIon was defeated in both
lalos' Ia Missouri the majority
|eainst the proposition was al.
post heavy enough to be called
|nanimous,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

with New York, New Jersey,
Massachusetts,, (you mustn't say
|ostychusetts any more,D Con-
ecticut, Ohio and lndlana in
be democratic column, it looks
he the party might pull off a
IL stunt in 1912,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

since the elections last week
|oh Theodore Roosevelt refuses
+ 'aIk' And, by the way, this
d the most rational thing the
lo'onel has been known to do In
PahS' many moons, The ooun.
|y l9 astobished that This emf
Pent Iour'Ilushcr can be silent
|or a spell, but the couotry Ia
eraliIiod just the same,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

The Paragould SoIiphone ad'
hnces the idea that Tennessee
lent republican because all the
bod people have moved from
BAT state to Arkansas,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

partyism is dying but II IS
,ire hard, remarks the Mem
bis News Scimitar'
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

Inst keep hammering away
+ GOOD roads until there are re-
,Its, We believe in that sort OF
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

The Globe Democrat Gays the
ection5 last week cannot be
lid to be a democratic victory
he Little Rock Democrat says it
as an awluIIy clever imitation
not the real thing,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

|Tbe other day at Conway a me-
|ro found a purse containing $500
cash and hunted up the owner
bd returned him his property.
NJ the papers are printing this
|em as surprising news,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

Tba Newack journal and Wal
pt Ridge Times Dispatch are
bont to quarrel over Jeff Davis
WHAT'S the use?
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

( A new ferry is being bull
across White river at Norfork.
Chancery court convened a
Melbourne Monday with a small
docket to be disposed of,
A negro named Smith, held TO
bootlegging whiskey, died in th'
county jail at Newport last week
S o m substantial improve
ments are soon to be made or
the high school campus at New
ark,
A defective flue caused the res
idence of Sam Wheeler of Salado
to be lost by fire about two weeks
ago,
The first annual poultry show
of independence county will be
held in Bate5vile December 1
and 2.
Lee Smith Of Walnut Ridge
raised a sweet potato this season
which tipped the scales at 5 1-2
pounds.
A man named Reiny killed a
large wolf 10 the ncighborhood of
Debow, Randolph county, a few
days ago.
About 1900 people witnessed
the exhibition Of Gollmar Bros.
circus at Walnut Ridge one day
last week.
The electric light and water
works plant at Imboden is in op'
Grafton again, after a standstilI
of a month.
George StatIer, living in the
vicinity Of Sedgwick, Lawrence
county, killed fine young deer
several days ago,
A meeting Of the teachers Of
Randolph, Lawrence and SHARP
counties will be held at Walnu
Ridge on Thanksgiving day,
Thomas Kane, aged GS, q goot
citigNa of R!2ck Rock, died one
day last week. His death was
due to a complication Of diseases
Elder II. II. Hilton and "UnclC
John" Trimble, two Of the oldest
citizens Of Baxter county, arc
veterans Of the Mexican war
Mrs, W. |. Smith Of Black
Rock had the bad fortune to re-
ceiye a fractured ankle when she
stumbled and fell over some rub
bish recently,
Illinois parties are putting in
u hardwood portable mill at Buff
falo, Baxter county, with a ca
pacity Of 10000 feet Of lumber u
day.
The new school building now
under construction at Ravenden
Springs will be one Of the most
modern in Randolph county, it is
said,
Cotter i9 soon to have q wagon
factory, work Of erecting the
building and installing maehin.
cry having commenced I h |
week,
Dick Kirby and Dave Edding-
ton, two Randolph county lads,
picked one thousand and five
pounds Of cotton one day lately
in ten hours,
The ladies Of the Methodist
church at Alicia will present O
play Thanksgiving night, The
proceeds Of which will 60 toward
the purchasing Of new seats fol
the church.
Prompt action on the part oI
tho bucket brigade saved The
residence Of Gregory Matthews
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

| A sobscriberin Davidson town
bio writes us and asks what has
pcome of the fair organized
ere last year. That's what we d
Ike to know.
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

p. A. Lindaey, editor Of the
.olDut Ridge Times Dispatch,
Is purchased the Black Rock
eyeIoper and will manage the
10 papers The Record wishes
IN spcoas' ~ The venture,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

.Nabraeka elected a republican
overnor and Bryan Is taxing
: h,ane. And he may deserve
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

lhoro Ia a loseon In tho result
IOet wook's election In Tom.
'eOV0 10 every Southern state,
Sharp County record., 1910-11-18

I'M o., .o,o,,,,v ). We invite every
1-----------lman, woman and chiId i'm this
section to call at orr store and examine
the large and WeH selected stock OF GEM
cgaI merchandise we are offering the
public.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-08
PoI agresiion a Ia po|icia.
I'm aho de carcel . $3.50 de
muIta a les sentenciadss en-
Juana Diaz.

La Corte municipal de Juana Diaz
dicto sentencia en- el caso del morfn
ocurrido ALI el dia IA del mes pr6xi-
mo pasado, cuando fuA atacada Ia
poicia, siendo sentenciadas las per
sonas en- la lorna siguiente Maria
Luisa Rivera, por alteracl6n de Ia
paz, un dollar de nulta 8 un dfa de
carcel; Vicente Cabrera. jose Faiar-
do y Pablo Nazauez, por lnfracci6n
del art1culo l37 del C6diso Penal un
aho de carcel . trecientos sesenta
dollars de multa; Acisclo, Joaquin
Ernehndo Mercado y Clorilie Ortiz
por acometimiento Y aeresl6n con
circmstanclas agravantes. treelen-
tos sesenta dollars de multa q un
aho de carcel; Juan Rodriguez Juan
Acosta, Ramon Nazquez Y Pablo
Velazquez, por acometlmlento Y
agresi6n. ciento ochenta dollars de
mults 6 seis meses 4 carcel y Alber-
TO Torres Y Antonio Rodrlsiez lie
non absueltos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-08
ANUNCI0 De SUBASTA,
Departamento del Interior.
Ofcina del Superintendent de Obras
Publicas.

San Juan, P. R. Septiembre 10
de 1910.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication en- pdblica su-
basta del suministro, medida Y an
trega. de 76.00e.00 metros clibicos
mas 6 menos de piedra triturada J
cascajo por Totes, para conservation
de las Carrstsras Insulares, se admi-
tiran en- esta ofcina hasta la $50
.. N. del dia 20 de Octubre de 1910.
-en que Sc ADRIAN publicamente.-
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta Ofcina donde sc encuentran
de manifesto todos los documentos
que han de regir en- la contrata y po.
dram recoger los licitaderes los mode
los de proposiciones que han de pre-
sentar.
La administration Sc reserva ell
dereoho de rechaaar cuaiquiera 6 to-
das las proposiciones
Por orden del Comisionado del
Interior J. + Jmenez, Supt. de
Obras Publicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-08
& teXto de IN tIa,ado,
Como Sc ha realizado la
anexion de Corea al
Japon.
Dotaciel anual concedida al ex-
emperador coreano para man
tener sus disaidades y ho-
n0reS.

En- su oportunidad informamos de
lalaneYi6n de Corea al Jap6n he aqui
ahora el texto del tratado en- que esa
anexion Sc establecio:
.Articulo is. NJ. ell Emperador
de Corea hace cesion completa y per
manente 4 S. NJ. el Emperador del
Japon, de todos los derechos de sobe
rama sobre Corea.
Art{culo 2.-El Emperador del ia
p6n acepta IA cesion mencionada en-
el articulo precedente, V consiente
en- Ia anexion completa de Corea al
Irnperlo del .Jap6n
Articulo 3.-S. NJ. el Emperador
del Jap6n otorgara 4 IS. NM el En-
perador Y el ey-emperador Y i 5. n
Imperial, el Principe heredero de Co,
rea Y a sus consortes Y herederos
los titulos. dignidades Y honores a
propiados 4 suspectivos ranges, y Il
ma dotaci6n anual sufciente para ell
nanteniniento deoooso de dichos
tftulos. dignidades Y honores.
Articulo IS. II. el Emperador
del Jap6n tanhien otorgara honorfs
apropiaolos 4 los miembros de la cla
sc imperial Dc Ccrea y a sus heredc-
nos, senalandoleS notaciones apropia-
das 4 81 sostenimiento.
ArticuIo SIS. u. ell Emperador
delJapon concedera Ia carload de par
tes V dotaciones de los coreanos que
4 causa de servieios meritorios me-
rezcan dlchas recompensas
Articlllo ga consecuencia de la
anterior, el Gobierno del ia
p6n asame RI Gobierno V Ia admins
'rscl5n de Corea vse compromete i
Ptestat oarantias completas ! las per
5naS propledades de los coreanos
qle obe1ezc4r las leves en vleor. V I.
Weller ROY Fl hienest.., de ellos.
A.tiel!o FL Gob!erno del ia
pom. hesta donde 10 pernlitan las cir
elnst3ncias enpleari en- los servi-
clos rlibhcos ! lcs eo,eanos Que acep
ten Il nuevo regimen con lealtad Y
bIena a'le sean aplos para de
senlp=na. 10y
Altiealo 5-Habiendo sido apro-
haao este -r1tado nor 5. u el Lmpe
ta!or de tore4 70. : u q Empe-
radot de- Japon entrars en vigor
.esde u techa de ii nromul. Ini6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-08
Buscando e| dogal
La isla de Zamboans pids
su anexion a los Esta-
dos unidos,
Dijeron que pelearian 81 los
americanos SO retiraban.

En- Zamboanggg, Mindanao, islas
Fiipinas, Sc registro en- los lltlmos
|dfas una manifestation en- favor de
Ia anexi6n de Mindanao a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Doscientos filipinos Sc
presentaron ante Mr., Jacob Dickin-
son, secretario de Guerra, que ac-
tualmente hace una vista Official 4 las
islas, para pedirle que las islas del Mo
70 fueran colocadas bajo el dominic
filipino, garantizandole completa IN
dependencia al archipelago.
El secretario Dickinson. en- contes-
tacion, diio que el gobierno america
no no desearfa confar Ia direction
de 335, 900 moros q 66, 900 6liplnos
que viven en- una region dividida y
extensa. Teme que tai solucl6n a la
question flipina trafga conslgo una
ruptura de las condlciones pacfhcas
y que Ia empresa de restaurar el Or
den Sc dejar1a luesoa los americanos.
Cuarenta s'dattos jefes, represen
tantes de cuarenta mil moros, exten
liendo dramaticamente su brazo, pro
metieron lealtad 4 losEstados Unldos
y dUeron que ellos lucharian 81 los
americanos Sc retiraban. Una demos
TRACTION monstrua siguio luego y el
yrito de que la provlncia debia con
,ertirse en- territorio americana. fue
por Ia multitud entera que
e habia reunido para contestar al
,ecretario Dickinson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-08
HEpMOS0 AC1O
pOLlT|CO EN- MANAT|
La Union celebro un es-
plendido nltin aslstien-
do nutr1da concurrencia.
Una banda de musica recorrio
las GALES de ID poblacion.
Los oradores fueron muy
aplaudidos por Ell pueblo
congregado en- la plaza pi-
blica.
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

Do nuestro corresponsal especial.
Octubre 6.-Conforme indlque en-
el dia de aver, anoche fue celebrado
con gran entusiasmo Ell meeting en- la
plaza pubhca de esta ciudad.
A las 5 ! de Ia tarde una banda de
mdsica recorrio Las GALES, seguldos
por un gran contingente de entu-
siastas correligionarios, dando vlvas
& Ia Union y & los oradores de San
Juan Sres. Bayonet y Espino, hasta
llegar al sitio designado para Ia ce-
lebracion del acto.
Tn ran n n1meroHe damas de nues
ira culta sociedad esperaba en- Ia pla
"a pdbliea los paladines de San
Juan los que al llegar fueron saluda-
dos con una saliva de aplausos.
Abrio el acto el joven Lcdo. Ro-
drisuez Cebollero pronunclando un
brllante y patrotico discurso q fue
grandemente ovacionado y aplau-
dido por el pueblo ALI congre gado.
Ell Lcdo. R. Cebollero, Sc despldlo
del p1blico para dejar aquel sltlo a
ilustrado orador Sr. Bayonet, qulen
hizo un exordio 10 gco y razonable de
los ideales unionlstas, que lie proper
ciono el pueblo para que le trloutara
muy mercedes aplausos.
Ahora toca cerrar el acto al COMO
cido y popular orador Victor Esplno
Gonzalez. Su dlscurso no fue naenos
que el de su companero Bayonet.
Nosotros hubieramos querldo man
dar una nota exacta de sus elocuen-
tes discursos pero no es possible Sc
guirfes 4 ellos cuando estan en- Ia trl-
buna, tai parece que todos los amos
de su vida los ha dedicado a este
trabajo pues su fsclidad y correc-
cion NO demuestra otra cosa.
Ell Sr. Espino cerro el meeting |
inNtando al pueblo para el otro NEE
ting que Sc celebrara hoy en- ell mis-
mo sitlo.