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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-05

Orders was to take one man"
Brisow replied, scratching his head
and looking at either captive in per-
plexity. Which of you's Walt Bar
rett?" he continued.
I'm not" said Barrett. You'd best
let me co.
"What're you doing here. then?"
'sPll answer when my counsel ad-
vises me-"
"Ah, take him away, jerks. And
now for the other What's your name?
Have we your pedigree?"
"And where did you get this?" add
ed the chief detective. dangling the
tiara in front of Jocelyn's face.
Let me speak," said Barrett. "Tll
tell the truth. don't know who this
fellow is from Adam, but I'm the man
you want. I've been hiding here for
the past week and I'm mighty glad
you've got me at last, for it's better to
be behind the bars doing my time hon
est than to be- In hiding. My God.
captain, il you knew what I've sui
fered! I daren't go into the streets
until after it was dark, and then I'd
go sinking round corners and cringing
past each cop as though | was
hunted animal. I'm mighty glad you've
pulled me, and that's the truth. My
conscience"
Jaw, tell that to the Judge! ! guess
you're Walt Barrett, right enough.
But who's your pal? That's what we
want to know, And where did you
get these shiners?" he continued,
again flashing the diamonds in Joce-
lyn's face.
81 found that tiara In the street"
answered Lord Jocelyn nonchalantly.
"And since this gentleman has con-
fessed that he is the man you want
perhaps you will allow me to with
draw"
.sWhat shall we do?" asked jerks.
phone for the van and take 'em
both along to headquarters" Bristow
replied.
BEST wait for Sergeant Evans said
the third Of the party. Hell be
round by the back entrance In half
shake
The shake could not have IN
cluded more than an appreciable frac-
ton Of minute. for almost immedi-
atey trampling sound regerberated
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-05

to be so, let my brother suffer for
what he has done. After all 1t is not
right that he should evade the justice
of the law"
Eyes, let me pay the penalty" re-
echoed Barrett in listless apathy.
Lord Jocelyn looked from the one
to the other in bewilderment. But
just now you were moving heaven and
earth to effect his escape" he cried.
The young woman wrung her hands
In desperation. "Oh, will you go?"
she cried. Never mind my inconsis-
tencies. Go, before 1t Is too late!"
Lord Jocelyn turned toward the
door. There seemed to be no alterna-
tive but to comply. He could not
force this sacrifice on them in despite
of that determination. But even as he
laid his fingers on the handle of the
door he heard the heavy tread of foot
steps ascending the stairway They
reached the top stair and halted, and
others succeeded them. Then all
could hear voices of men, pitched in
low tones, without.
The girl hesitated> for an instant;
then, without a word, she darted to-
ward the door that led into the in
terror room. She flung 1t wide and
flew through, beyond another door,
and into passage terminating in a
stairway. Following, hastily, Jocelyn
heard the girl hurrying down, and
caught sight OF her, three flights be-
low. hurrying in hot haste toward the
back egress. Some impulse that he
made no effort to analyze turned his
footsteps back into the room which he
had vacated Barrett stood there
alone in gloomy meditation Jocelyn
went up to him and held out his
hand
Il do not know what part have I'M
Willingly played in this tragedy" he
said. but I repeat my former offer
to you. Follow your sister. Though
the house is watched, will voluntar-
lily give myself up in place of you.
We are about the same build" he add
ed, measuring himself beside Barrett,
.and you can thus go free. And. once
free. remember what I have urged
upon YOU"
The young man stepped forward and
seized Lord Jocelyn BY the arm.
ssWiu you go, you meddler?" he
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01
THINK 1T OVER
Either Mr.. Taft or Mr.. Wilson
Will be Elected President

In Kentucky the Progressive Party will fall far short of
securing the required number of to qualify it po
tcal party within the vsons of election laws. This
indicated clearly by their insignificant registration and by
the reports received the Committee of conditions through
out the State.
Since the middle of September the DRIFT HAS BEEN
STEADILY TOWARD THE REELECTION OF MIR. TAFT
and is INCREASING IN FORCE the election draws
The for this apparent to giving the mat
ter moments consideration CONTINUOUS EMPLOY
MENT is AT HAND for all those who desire to find it and
REMUNERATIVE PRICES REWARD THE PRODU GERS
THIS MEANS COMFORT FOR THE PEOPLE GENERALLY
and accounts also for the absence of political excitement
The VIOLATION OF THE MOST SACRED TRADITION
OF THE REPUBLIC; opposition THIRD TERN Pres
dent for any man, and the ECONOMICAL fHEO MES and
VITAL Observation-Disclosures involved in the
ddacy of Mr. Roosevelt of Importance
but the that HIS DEFEA Is CONCEDED BY ALL
cept his ardent supporters has large emin
ated them from consideration.
THE RACE BEING BETWEEN THE REPU BLIOAN
AND DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES; confidence that
the good Judgement of the people will lead them to RE-
ELECT MR.. TAFT is based the record; THE REPUB
LOAN PARTY BELIEVES IN AND WILL ADHERE TO
THE PROTECTIVE Ia RIFF SYSTEM.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY BELIEVES IN TARIFF
s FOR REVENUE ONLY which means FREE TRADE, and if
placed in will if true to their platform declaration
seek at wipe and DESTROY ALL ELEMENTS OF
PROTECTION in tariff laws. Their platform decara
tions 1892 1912 this question identical and
both PROTECTIVE TARIFF is DENOUNCED AS UN-
CONSTITUTIONAL.
In 1892 the Democratic Party successful upon
and they tried their hand the tariff and results
well remembered. DISTRESS, MISERY, WANT AND AO-
TUAL STARVATION WERE GENERAL THROUGHOUT
THE LAND and continued until the election of Mckinley
the restoration of the Republican Party control They
course explain and bsolve themselves of responsibility
for the result but they deny actual conditions they
existed during their complete of the and
legislative branches of government ..s'
NOW THE COUNTRY PROSPERS. Business prostra.
ton line exists where within borders The a
fairs of the government have been economically
ly administered. The GOVERNMENTS CONTROL OF
TRUSTS HAS BEEN STRENGTHENED A surplus remains
the treasurey after the oa Expenses The
of the country larger than therperod in its history
Republican Administration with Mr. Taft head
has been and is in charge. WE KNOW WHAT WE
HAVE IN 1912 WE KNOW WHAT WE GOT AS A RE-
sULTOF 1892.
Under the PROSPERITY and pl4ENTY, under the
other DISASTEIt and DISTRESS. ~
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01
IE ONLY SAFE COURSE LIES IN HOLDING on TO-

THE ONLY SAFE COURSE LIES IN HOLDING ON TO
THAT WHICH is GOOD DANGER Turks I'm. a.
CHANGE No risk except in a change. Then why take it?
VOTE FOR ROOSEVELT Is WORSE THAN WASTED;
it is vote to take the risk
So MR.. VOTER, whatever may be your occupation,
THINK 1T OVER while you yet have time, and LET YOUR
VOTE SQUARE WITH YOUR JUDGEMENT
BEPU BLICAN STATE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Avis 5. Bennett, w. ID. Cochran,
Secretary. Chairman
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01
Roosevelt Delegates for Taft

Letter of VIM Hey burn President Belknap Hdw & Mfg.
Co.. and Roosevelt Delegate from Louisville to the Republi
National Convention.
Louisville, KY. October 25, 1912.
Mr.. Chas l.. School,
Louisville Ky.
My dear SIR
Referring to your que ,tion $ what candidate
decided for President the November cleo
ton would that am going to vote for Mesrs Taft and
Sherman whom regard the regular nominees for the Re-
publican Party.
attended the Chicago Convention Roosevelt dele
gate my and experience there consd
cred fortunate for the country and for the Republican
Party well, that Mr. Roosevelt not nominated be-
convinced that Mr. oosevets candidacy the result
personal bton and for the of furthrng
particular policies principles believe that with Mr.
Ooseve cooperation it possible for the Progressive
element of the Republican Party have nominated Governor
dey Senator Cummns to have made changes IN the
platform that might have been desirable to have revised the
rules eliminate the authority of the National Commit
tee where such authority they had might be abused
and important than ALL to the integrity and use
ulness of the Republican Party.
Mr. Rooevets followers, by of their pasonatey
stormy methods used principles could possibly be
with the vehemence where principles might
be involved destroyed my confidence in their eveheaded-
good judgement well prepared by what saw
Chicago for the lack of the of proportion that lead to
the action the Roosevelt supporters in undertaking to
establish the Progressive Party.
AS for myself can see hope of accomplishing
ve by this procedure and danger of weaken
ing the influence the Republican Party for good along many
lines.
The Republican platform relative to Tariff POLICIES appeals
o me ith peculiar force have had the advantage of
rowing something about the working effect of tariff sched
niles and tariff policies business and without feeling in
tolerant of the opinion other men, satisfied that the
Republican policy of protection for the general interest as
we'll as general prosperity believe that if Dr. Wilson is elect
ed President will probably call an extra session of Congress
o revise the Tariff and Immediately business will stagnate
The demand for the products of the farm and factory VIII drop
off and the necessary accompaniment to this will be falling
- If tho Tariff schedules are made to threaten
nroducers with serious competition wit theh foreign
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01
For The small Porch.

Auseful form Of the ehaise lounge.
or porch, reclining chair OF wicker, is
IN tvolsections, divided almost In tho
middle 80 two chairs may 10 made
when no one wishes 10 lounge. or
when the porch rs ined with guests
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01

Producers pgjcin changing the Tariff hence the
ppgnm Of the Democratic Party becomes a futile one
No one who is thoughtful e oubt that if the Democratic
Party is elected to power bya large majority claim
twill be- will be- very radealTree trade, or Tariff for
only Party honeyed pre- phrases of Dr.
Wilson, delivered Psburg pacate the voter in the dis
rct where protection supposed 10 be extensive
will change this fact Those who vote Dr. Wilson, should
do it with the full knowledge of means and should
not vote for hnunless they believe in the tariff revenue
only which the real meaning Of the Democratic platform
and the real intention the Party Those who
believe in protective tariff policy expect to make their
vote effective should in my opinion stay with the Repub
can Party whether in theFepnon it smanaged every
tail to suit them not.
Yours very truly
wiltAm Heyburn.
Letter from Judge B. j. Bethurum, of serset Roosevelt
delegate from the Eleventh District to TIE National Repub
can Convention. ~
somersesKyr Oct, : 1912
Tompkinsville, Ky.
Dear Sir:
in receipt of your letter of the 4th Instant in
which invite make speeches Monroe county
for the Progressive ticket to the same will saw
that must decline to do for the that do belong
to the Third party but Republican and expect 10y
ally support that party and its ticket in the coming election
was, you knew supporter of Mr. Roosevelt before
the Convention at Chicago and while things were in
dulged at that Convention bring about the the
Colonel that do ndorse approve yet having
been perfectly satisfied with the principles that party
cannot leave the party that has such glorious record of
achievement and follow Mr. Roosevelt new third party
simply because members of that party
While yet young was taught by parents that the Repub
ican the political organization that stoodNby
the rights of the people, that stood for liberty
that stood for the maintenance of the credit the
both at home and abroad further that this old
party born during crisis in the nations history; that it
into existence the champion of the liberty of
shackled and not only them their liberty gave
them the franchise we'll find that verfes and
confirms all of early teachings and the great party
has continued throughout all these years meet and master
the great and difficult problems of skfuy
and prudenty the affairs of country other
party boast of much party record like ours
should die but should live forever | am one who be-
eves that ITS mission for good not spent
but that it will continue in the future past to re-
pond to the counry needs When Colonel Roosevelt ecd
ed to Withdraw from the Republican party and new
and distinct third party then like Governor Hadey
of his original supporters decided follow him
longer but would stand by the party Lincoln and
Mckinley which has bestowed upon many honors and
favors in the past.
With very kind regards, am
Yours sincerely,
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01

sDo yau mean TO say that you mr.,
I'd Win your wife all the asvening 'at
the mashed ball and didn't know herr
eThat's right, But she was 30 deuced
agreeable how was TO know ity'r-
Tit Bita W.
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01
rev exceptions.

Bix--"I always 80 by tbs motto; II
you'd have a thing done we'll. do Il
yourself q" Dlx-"Yes but suppose
YOU want haireutf'
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01
Dutch In Russlan Flse.

Peter the Great made the Russian
nag lie liked the Dutch 90 much
that Ne Just turned their colors
around
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01

Don't you great big bunch the protected Ame
IAN workman has over the freeade English wage eauer
Mountain advocate., 1912-11-01

Letter of WIN. Hepburn, President Beknap Hdw & Mfg.
Co., and Roosevelt Delegate Louisville the Repubi
National Convention.
Louisville, Ky October 20, 1912.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

I proPio, dlcisndoles aaueIIos quie
mes buscan terreno, iustanente lo qu'
pueden y 10 que no pueden hacer e.
este terreno. EI dia cuando una mi
tad de inmiqrantes hanbrIentos scar
compelidos 4 saIir de Nuevo MexIcs
a pie, debe desaparecer para siempre
No es un trato equitativo Al pobladoI
animoso III 8 81 faniIia Al Al gran Es
tado de Nuevo Mexico. NJ
| La question dc ieeisiacion para q
nanejo de nucstra gran rIqueza de te
rrenos p1blicos cs tambien una mate
ria que vendra ante Ia slguIente Sc
sion de IA Legislature y dcbe ser trata
da honesta v valerosamente Y Sin IA
Nor a nIngun hombre, corporation
oficiaI. 81 y u
( La propia rutina de un estado tan
pranoe como Nueyo Mexico es otra
'rasteria dc grande importancia. Hay
gnuchos pistolercsa dc scis tiros estan-
tes en- IA terra y estan en- las manos
que deben ser dessrmadas. Esto es
eyidente por los resistros de las cor
tes
Nuevo Mexico espsra de su lcgs-
latura que vean sobre estas cuestio-
mes sin tenor u prontarente y fsita
On satisfacer las dennahdas del pue
bio del estado por IA legislature, 81
gobernador cuaiquier Official del es-
tsdo, oera una TRACTION de confianza
no puede hacer otra eosa sino retirar
Ia vida privada a cada Official que
no canine al paso de las responsabiIi-I
dades de 81 posicion.
Estas son unas cuantas do las mu-i
chas cuestiones que cstan abiertas
para discussion por ahoxa, ESQ debe
ser discutido, ESQ debe ser cumpIido
y ESQ debe ser cumpiido en- el modoI
propio.
El Nuevo Mexicano, como en- 10 pa.
sado, ofrece su soporte y abre sus CO..
Iumnas On dcfensa de cada Official sin
mirss dc ifneas de partdo 8 afiliacio-
res politicas pasadas, quien haga SUI
deber y qulen representa- al pueblo de
este estado, como en- contra del sis
sema en- vega en- Nuevo Mexico en- 10
pasado.
La ambici6n personal de ningun
hombre debe en- esta vez estar en- ell
sa,nino de legislation, por tanto item
20 dilatada. Tenemos en- este nuevo
sstado, una comunidad mas grande,
mas RIGA y con posibiIidades que no Sc
1ucden contar que eI gran estado de
pennsylvania y deben ser desarrolia.
las para Il beneficio del pueblo de
vuevo Mexico y no para Ell beneficio
ie Pittsburg 8 Wall Street. Las cues
icnes seran presentadas cIaramente
, honestamente y seran tratadas por
ste pape sin tenor sin favor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
EL PADRE DALTON cAusA D
MucHos MATRiMoNIos.

"A Fansas City, Die. l2.-s'D 1000
cartas recibidas de todas parties del
globo, 100 casamientos han sido con
seguidos, fue el informe expedido
hey por el Padre William j. Dalton.
dc IA Iglesia de la Anunciacion, con
cerniente al trabajo de I'm negociado
do maffimcnics y cuerpo por la igle.
sifl I'M afio pasado. "Cartas viricrsr.
d. Jerusalem, de Constantinopla, de
AFRICA i Ia America del Sur, y d. casi
esia estado en- la union. FL inf9iaIe
sigue.
He tenido dos taqufgrafos ocnpa-
dos respondiendo las mismas. Cuando
recibo una carta pidiendo una com
paiiera de ciertas calificaciones, refie-
ro al escritor una en- la misma sec
cion del pals quien cumpla con los
requerjmientos."
Cast rs por ciento de las cartas re.
cibidas eran de mujeres, segun di.
ce eI Padre Dalton. Una mayoria
de las muJeres dan riqueza como una
califcacion para un esposo acceptable,
mientras que ningun hombre pidi6
una esposa con riqueza.
El negociado Sc form6 de una reu-
Mon de jovenes Y seiioritas del cura-
to en- la sala del padre en- Diciembre
pasado en- la cual el Padre Dalton SUI
GIRO que llabia mucha gente soltera
en- la parroquia que era mejor que es-
tuvieva casada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
NO Sc MANDARIN FoNDos AFuE
IA PARA FINES DE PoLITIcA.

| Washington, ID. c.. bic. IL. I'll Sc
Inador Clapp, presidente de Ia conf.
sion del senado que lla estado inyes-
tigando las contribuciones de campa-
| ma gastos, ha iltroducido I'M pro-
yecto el cuaI prohibiria el mandar
fondos de campafia de. Tin estado a
otro para ayudar en- Ia campafia dc
candidates para presidente, vice pre-
sidente, diputados senadores.
La medida no representa- la accion
concertada de la comision de investi.
gacion, pero fue presentada por Ell
Presidente Clapp como una suggestion
del remedio para el nso excessive de
dinero para fines de campaiia.
En- un manifesto al senado. declare
que tai ley evitaria el "mandar'' gran
des suiilas de dinero d estados de
afuera por communicates ricas como
Nueyass Y orls.
Este proyecto es con el fin de qui-
TAR Ell vicio de recoger fondos en-
centros grandes y lnego mandarIos 4
estados distantes para influir en- la
election del presidente. vice presiden-
tc, miembros del congreso senado-
res, dijo Mr.. Clap.
A su pedimento el proyecto fue re-
ferido directamente la sub-comision
de investigation, sin la formalidad
de costumbre por una de las conisio-
mes permanentes del senado. Fl se-
nador Clapp dijo que esperaba que la
medida formaria la base para I'm
proyecto que sera pasado por ell sena-
do en- esta session.
El proyecto permitiria comisio-
mes politicas nacionales recoger fon-
dos de cnalquier estado, para pagar
los gastos de viaje Y trenes especiales
para los candidates d oradores para
pagar por la distribution de dinero en-
I'M estado y su distribution en- otro,<
no obstante por una persona, cor
lporacion, association 8 comision, 4 Sc
ria castigable por una sentencia de-
lprision de seis meses a un ano para
las personas conyictadas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
UN CATO, UNA svAcA Y uN Ca
BESTRo.

Paul NNeis y Adolph BeutIer, labra-
dores que viyen en- Laramie, dieron
4 vuelo sus difcultades en- la corte
del juez d paz. Tn cato, una vaca y
lln cabestro, figuraron conspicuamen-
te en- los plettos. Hubo dos de ellos
-Weis VS.. Beutler Beuteler VS..
Weis. Weis Sc quej6 de trasgresion
y Beutler pidio una iianza para guar
dar la paz. La averiguacion de trans
erosion fue por un jurado de seis
.'buenos hombres yerdaderos' v un
dictamen dado en- favor de Weis. La
causa de guardian la paz Sc averiguo
el sabado, Weis insistlendo en- una
averiguacion por jurado y Beutler de-
seando dejar la materia la corte w.
L. g. Little, Thomas Gage y Jose II.
Cardenas fueron escogidos como ar
bitradores. La materia Sc arregl0
fuera de la corte, cada parte pagando
la mitad de los costos, 10 cual amonto
a cerca de SIS cada uno Que loque-
ra es que los vecinos caigan en- ma
terias tan triviales y partir la corte
al momento hacerlas saber a todo
ej mundo con gIandes gastos. La
yaca no ha cayilado nada acerca de la
causa el cabestro no tiene NADIA
que decir:: el cato -bien, este es un
cato que no voIyio mas -Questa Ga
zette.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

vierno pasado sobre los proyectos de
tarifa que fueron reportados enton-
ces.
Hay toda evidencia que la comi
sion de medios Y modos sostendra Ell
trabajo anterior y que la tarifa sobre
las cedulas anteriormente reporta-
das permaneceran sustanciaImente en-
los mismos precios fijados La comi-
sion, no obstante, esta lista cambiar
cualquier precio 81 obtiene informa-
cion mostrando que el precio debe ser
cambiado
Mr.. Underwood esta decididamente
optimfstico en- cuanta a la actividad
de negocios continuance no obstan-
te la venida de la revision. Su CORES
pondencia muestra que los hombres
de negocios estan gustosos en- acep-
tar, en- buena fe, la promesa demo-
cratica que los negocios no seran des-
truidos q perjudicados por Ell trabaio
de tarifa de los democratas en- la Sc
sion extraordinaria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
Los PRoeREsIsTAs EN- FIESTA
PERo TRANsANDo NEGoclos.


Chicago, Ill, Die. 11.-Juntas de CO.
misiones j una buena fiesta para los
progresistas sin ninguna posicion OH
cial ocupo el tempo de los miembros
del nueyo partido en- el segudo dia de
su conferencia hoy.
Oradores de diferentes secciones
del pals hicieron discuisos de cineo
minutes en- la fiesta regalada, la clal
estuvo muy entusiasmada. Prediccic-
mes de una victoria progreslsta en-
cuatro amos mas fueron recibidas con
aplausos.
La reunion aplaudio Y CRITIC GUAM
do Oscar r. Hundley, de Alabama de-
clar6:
En- Alabama el partido republica-
no esta marcado con la marca de
Cain porque atent0 asesinar d su her
mano polftico.
Tambien declare que Alabama aho
ra tiene dos senadores Lorimer.,'
Henry w Temple, Diputado;e,ecto
del distrito .vigesimo-cuarto de Penn
syivania, pas6 revista de la pelea en-
su estado. Declare que en- la siguien
te campana los oponentes de los pro-
gresistas hallarian impossible ell po-
ner tantos estorbos en- la vereda del
nuevo partido como 10 hicieron du-
rante la ultima campaiia.
Planes fueron propuestos para que
la comision nacional Sc pusiera en-
session ejecutiva en- la tarde y dispu-
sierra de negocios relatives a finan-
zas la propagation de la propagan-
da progresista por medic de litera-
tura y oradores. Narios planes han
sido ofrecidos para la consideration
de la comision.
Cuando la comision ejecutiya esta-
ba en- session, una junta alberta fue
tenida en- la cual varios delegados ha-
blaron.
Allison Stocker,. presidente de la
comision central de estado de Cole,
sorprendio la junta cuando Sc leyant6
y declare que el gas" fuese cerra-
do.
Wine aqui con la idea que habia
trabajo que hacer que 10 ibamos a
hacer," dijo Mr. Stocker.
A. L. Gafford, miembro de Ia co
mission nacional de Ohio. declare que
la comision ejecutiva estaba traba-
jando con tenacidad y que los planes
que esta comision sugeriria serian to
inados por la junta general mas tar
de- La oratoria sigui65 adelante
,Miembros de dos comisiones fueron
nombrados como sigue
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
IL PRoc EsjsMo 8 Z s1pDIARA
Z. .',: EN- EURorA.
.Medlll Mccormick Nj Chicago Trt
bune Probabicnentc Sera ci secre.
ff +.rIn xRafas wv y. Nv, nsf4 w. A<.ssra

MedIll Mccormick dsI Chicago Trt
N bune Probabienentc serz ol secre
tario 4 W. connIsIon aue VA Afuera.
Chicago, Die. i21-rlanes para ID
comision dc siete niembros del par
lido progresista, nonibrada el mier
coles, para estutiiar condolences so
ciales en- Ia parte norte dc Europa
eli 81 interes del partido progresista
Sc desaIroIlaron con rapidcx IA co'
mission consistlra de dos representan-
tes de intereses de agricultural, dos
de labor, un professor de economics
y dos otros de ser escogidos con refe-
rencia sus profesiones, Medill Nc
cormick probablemente sera el secre-
tario del cuerpo, ia partida Sc es-
pera que Sc embarcara Il principles de
Mayo.
Atencion especial Sc dara al est,l-
dio de pensiones para viudas, refor-
mas y herencia y tasaciones de rem
tas. lei Coronel Roosevelt parti6 pa
ra Nueva York hoy.
Aunque la conferencia progresista
So cerr6 oficialmente anoche, Ia ma
yoria de los visitantes no partieron
de Chicago hasta hoy El Presidente
Joseph M. Dixon otros caudillos
Sc expresaron muy CON
Lentos con Ia conferencia sus resul.
Eados,
Mn Dixon esperaba tomar alguna