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Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
DANGER FROM GRIPPE
Lies in That Cough and Weak.
 Worn-out Condition.

Grippe. pleurisy, pneumonia, these are greatly to be feared at this time of the year.
 To prevent grippe from being fol- lowed by either pleurisy or pneumo- mia, 1t Is important to drive the last traces of 1t out of the system quickly
 Our advice is to take Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron prepara- tion without oil, and get your strength and vitality back quickly.
 Mrs. A. A. Grabill, of Strasburg. Va. says: Grippe left me weak, run down and with severe cough, from which I suffered four years. l tried different remedies, but nothing seemed to do me any good until took Vinol, from which I received great benefit. My cough is almost entirely gone. and l am strong and well again. and l am glad to recommend Vinol to others who suffer as l did"
 Try vinol with the certainty that If it does not benefit you we will give back your money.
 F. Donahue, Putnam, Conn
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
D,str,c, Of Thompson. ss. Probate Court. Jan.

Dlstriot of Thompson. Probate Court, Jan. U 27th 1913
 Estate of Andrew Mills, late of Thompson in said district deeaaSed
 Upon the application of sarah E. fruesdel l praying that letters of administr lion on said estate may be granted to Cessan E. and Arthur W Mills. as per application on file more tully appears, 1t Is =, , determined at the Probate office In Thompson in said district on the sth day of Febuary A. D. I9l3 at o'clock in the afternoon, and that public notice De given Of the pendency Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by .publishing copy ofthis order two times in some newspaper, having circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in the Town of Thompson in said district at least 10 days before said day Of hearing. - k N.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
To stoo Hasty Marriaoes.

Declaring Gretna Greens are spring ing up along the State borders be- cause of the stricter marriage license laws in other states. Senator McNeil introduced bill providing that banns must be published at least three days in advance of marriage.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
A. N. E. Zion Mission

Mission Hall, Tatem Block, Front street. Rev. ]. B. Wallace, pastor. Services as usual Bible class, l2. m. Young Peoples Lyceum, 6 ?. I'll. Preaching 7.30 ?. m.
 Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. A il are welcome.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31

T aCourt of Probate held in Woodstock with A in and for the district of Woodstock on the 18th day Of January A. n., 1913.
 Present, Clarence Il. Child, Judge on motion Of sWlliam N. Bates, Thompson. Conn. Administrator on the testatei estate Of x brace N Randall date of Woodstock, within said district. deceased.
 This court doth decree that six months from date hereof be allowed and limited for the CT, ditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator and ui recIs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published Tn Put nam, having circulation inisaid district, and oy posting a copy thereof an the pubic slgn post in said town of Woodstock nearest the place where the deceased Ia dweit
 Certified from Record CLARENCE II. CHILD, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
Petition to Issue s75.ooo Bonds.

Fttitlon tO iSedc PfofOOO cOhNo'
 The committee of the Southwest School istrict petitioned the state Legislature fir permission to issue bonds amounting to s75,000. The present bnded indebtedness of the dis trict is $10.000. and the increase will be asked for to enable the committee to build additions to the sehoolhouse on White street, and for running ex- penses. It is expected that the addi- ton to the building will cost in the neighborhod of $60,000.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31

lt Jan. sSth, iaiS.
 Estate oi Lois L. Barrett. tate Of Putnam deceased.
 Upon rhe duplication Of Julius l.. .Cads of Scotland praying that sn instrument In writing purpor' Ing to be the last win and teststameni oi said Lois L. Barrett, sieceased, may be proved approved, allowed and admitted 10 Probate. ortered-Thaf said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Putnam in said district ons the ssh day of February 1918, at o'clock in the forenoon and that notice De given Of the ipendency of said application and the timelsud place Of hearing thereon, by publishing copy of thls order in s newspaper published la Putnam, and by posting s copy thereof on the public sign post in fhe Town Of Putnam nearest where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certtned from Record
 EDWARD 6. WRIGHT. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
Shoots Wife and Mother-In-Law.

In anger because his wife, Lizzie, would not consent to reconciliation after years separation, Steve Sos, % years old, shot and wounded her and her mother. Mrs. Mary Sincola, 52 years old, and later when police men sought to arrest him he plunged a pocket-knife blade six times into his abdomen All three are in the same hospital at Bridgeport and none is expected to recover.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
Helping New England Grow
By Sylvester Baxter ("AufIor of Golden Neco EngLand )

q Tells how the New York, New Hav- en & Hartford, Boston & Maine and Maine Central Railroads are building new business for all New England q Every New Englander must profit from these achievements.
 q Read it; it will fascinate and inspire you make you want to join Tn and HELP NEW ENGLAND GROW. q We have saved a copy for you. Write the Advertising Bureau, Room STA, South Station, Boston, Mass.
 The New England Lines
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
Mark D0uln Sale

Whom inc doors of th1s STORE swing on Wednesday Morning aruay h people of Putnam and vicinity w see m
 Sale of Good Clothes ever onered n 9be nn Hundreds SUITS OVERCOAIS from the foremost makes of fine Clothing Country will be offered at extreme pce at this SALE
 Tn accordance fixed policy dispose of everything dur
 made and to cary any goods over season we but bonfde price reductions on al Standard Merchan ise of Known Quality
 plenty of prices more senaona ohah cuie' @ h ur Reductions are lew selling prees Not from "yalue-and represent Big and hea oans " s hard money to every man who takes advantage of this
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
WAITED

Agents to sell the latest and best polishing cloth for gold and silver lU per cent. profit Address T. C. IF FANY, South Manchester, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
Close Churches Sunday.
No Race Suicide Here.

There were born in Connecticut in 1911, 2S.176 babies. and of these 14,- 525 were males Of the total number I9,143 babies had one or both par ents of foreign birh. The ratio fig ured out by T. Townsend, secretary of the state board of health and who compiled the vital statistics for 1911, is that there was one birth to every 40 persons. oe marriage to every 105 persons, one person married to every 52 persons, and one death to every 64 persons. The number of marriages for the year were 1074S. of which 5,194 marriages both parties were Ameri- cans. The total deaths for the year fell I0,622 under the number of births.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
Saturday at the Store
E. Mullan FOR CASH

2l lbs Fine Granulsted Sugar, S1o0 4lbs Powdered Suger 25c Peanut Butter, l1c 10 Onions, 2c qt Compound Lard Toe lb lbs Rolled Oats, 25c Silver Lesf Brand Lard, l4c 10 3 pkgs Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 25c
 Shredded Wheat, ioc pkge Smoked Shoulders, 12c 10 Pork, He lb White Beans Sc qt Creamery Tub Butter, S4c 10 ! New Crop New Orleans Mossses, 52c gal | 10 los Tub Fancy Vermont Creamery Butter, 36c 10 Sweet Peas, 11c can | Imported Peas, l7e can 3 cans Clans, Salmon, String Beans, | Tomato Soup, Corn or ksro Syrup 25c | Canned Spinach, 15c | Bakers Chocolate, S5c 10 | 2 lb Fancy Eysporated Peaches, 25c
 3 lbs Milk Soda or Oyster Crackers, l5c General Putnam, Gold Medal or Pills | bury's Best Flour, 75c bag : Bars Oak Leaf Soap, 25e 25lbs Fine Granulsted Sugar, fl.o0 l to the purchaser of pound of our 50 | or soc bulk tea.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31

 stittuion-amendme rules ard judici- ary until Senator Perry's return.
 Close Churches Sunday.
 Willard Fisher, former Mayor Of Middietown. and professor of political economy at Wesleyan University startled several members of the Leg islatnre when he said that he favored an open Sunday The legislators were among the number opposed to any modification of the old Connecticut blue laws. Prof Fisher went on to say that the mere habit of going to church was not what is called reii- zion Prof Fisher said that he would like to see the churches closed for time. as an experiment He believed, he said that religion meant doing well by ones fellowman, and he con sidered 1t proper to have a glorious ly good time on Sunday"
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31
Complete Clearance Sale
Mems Suits and OVercOatS

One Lot of Mems Suits III mixed goods 100 Suits in the lot sizes 34 to 3S at HALF former prices.
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31

Gaston. audson of East Windsor Harris Of Sharon Addis of New Milford, Lock wood of stamford Tanner Of New Lon don Chesebro of Stoningtou
 fn4urauce@S Senators j. McA. Johnson, Newman. ReYnoidsi Messrs. Ryee of West Hartford, Huntingdon of killngly. Joyce of Brookfeld, Griswoid Of Wethefsteld' Harrison of Salisbury Wilson of Bridge port IAwler of Hartford, Rider of Nor walk, eRssette of Brooklyn
 Judiciary Senators McDonough Me enrthy Perry, Messrs. Heay of Windsor Locks, Evarts Of Milford. Hyde Of Man chester. Higgins of Torrington. Rungea Of Greenwich, Thoms Of Waterbury Fay lor of Danbury Avery of Groton, Kelley
 Labor Senators Neebe. ! McA John son, Cheney: Messrs. Storrs Of Ansonia, Deming of Golebrook, StOrrs of Mans field Congden of sterling, Wyant or OK ford Hall of New Milford, Tyler of Say. brook, Conger of Newton, stremlau Of Meriden
 Mountain, Keeney. Messrs Hutchinson of Hebron, Spear of Suftield. Perry or Scotland Rathhone of Hebron, Hull Of Clinton, Gallup of Pomfret. Sturges of Cornwall, Walbridge Of Coventry, Kelley Of Ellington.
 son, McNei1. Gaylord Messrs Leaven- worth of Wullingford, Wells Of Southing- ton, Giddings Of sherman, Bunnell of Barkhamsted. Hedges of New Canaan, aBtes of Chester. Buteau of Sprague. Dickinson Of Haddam, Matheis Of Nor walk
 Military Administrations Purcell, ls- bell Weich Messrs Baldwin Of Beacon Falls, Crona Of New Britain, Douglass of Bristol Wainman of Huntington, Rice Of Branford. Selander of Durham. Carroll of East Hartford Mix of stafford Koppe- mann of Hartford
 New Counties and County Seats Sena tors Neebe. Mcponough, Reach Messrs Emery of Plymouth, Barclay Of Hunting ton, Hungerford of East Haddam. Den ion of Ridgeheld. Chappell of Chaplin. Lane of Barkhamsted, Sanford of Red ding Dickinson of Hnddam Collins of Pennington
 New Towns and Probate Districts Senators quinn. Weed. Reynolds; Messrs. Griswold of Nethersfieid Hudson Of East
Putnam patriot., 1913-01-31

We have secured these Free Vanta Diaper Patterns for you by special arrangement with the owners of the patent. Come and get your pattern before our SUD- ply is exhausted.
 Nothing to buy absolutely frss- just ask forFrss vanta Diaper Pattern.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01

fundado ell Regimiento Este es, dijo, |;
meJor escuela, la mas efectiva, porque
nuestros campesinos que Sc alistan cD
mo soldados en- el Regimiento Sc esti
mulan en- ell estudio de manera que
cuando Sc licencian va son hombre.
lltIles al pals, instruidos
El senior Cordova Davila pronunci6
un elocuente discurso, hacienda resal-
tar la importancia del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico ell hecho de que la defan.
sa de la bandera americana en- ell pa.
haya sldo encomendada puertOrrique
nos, reconociendo as1 ell honor de estos
C0rdova Davila habl0 tambien de las
asplraclones del pals, de sus anhelos de
tener una mayor participation en- la
cosa pUblica, tomando como base para
esta petici6n varios hechos que acreh,
tan la justicia de aquella demanda. Ell
cree que ESQ puede conseguirse por la
evOlucl0n, prOgresivamente anO tras
ano.
En- 1ltimo termino habl6 ell senior La
rrlnaga, resumiendo todos los discur,
SOS pronunciados y refriendo SUI labor
personal en- el Congreso de los Estados
Unidos en- ell ano 1903, cuando el repre-,
sentaba ALI al pals, y Sc trato de la
reorganization del Regimiento, para ell
cual tuvo ell seifor Larrlnaga frases d.
merecido elogio.
Como antes decimos, ell brillante acto
social, que termino a las doce, resu!t6
.ucidlsimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
Nota de duelo

Tn cablegrama recibido aver en- es-
ia capital, comunica Ell fallecimiento
ocurrido en- Gijon, Asturias, del senior
don Faustino Suarez Pico, socio gesto1
dc La importante firma, Sucesores de L.
Villamil, de esta Capital
Ell senior Suarez Pico, ten1a 36 amos
muere, pues, en- plena juventud y GUAM
do tenia un gran porvenir en- la vida de
los negocios.
Lamentamos profundamente la des
gracia que afije los deudos del senior
Suarez Pico, y enviamos ell pesame a su
desolada viuda dona Mercedes Fernan-
dez de Suarez y a sus hijos, seis ninos
de corta edad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
Nueva oficina
de abogados

Nuestro amigo ell Lcdo. don Pedro G.
Thlmothe nos comunica que ha alberto
su bufete de. Abogado-Notario en- la ca
lie de Rafael Cordero nt1mero 81, EN- So
ciedad con Ell Lcdo. don Angel r. l.,
Jes1s
Thimot'he es un hombre inteligentfsi.
mo que, despues de haberse graduado
de farmaceutico ha triunfado en- el pc
riodismo y en- el magisterio, obteniendo
diversos premios en- distintos certama
nes literarios, no hay para que dec',
que en- ell ejercicio de la Abogacia Y del
Notariado triunfara igualmente.
lie estimamos la atenci6n que ha tenido
de enviarnos una tarjeta ofreciendonos
sus servicios en- su nueva profession.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01

Dlo conocer tambien ell origen no
'ble de los guerreros espanoles que
acompanaron al fundador de la socie
dad puertorriquena en- su gigantes "a
labor, y demostr6 tambien s0lidos 60
noclmlentos de heraldica mostrando V
expllcando cient1fcamente los escudos
noblllarios de todos ellos. Cerca de dos
horas duro La interesante util1sima
Conferencia, al cabo de la culal recibi
don Angel Paniagua una enthusiastic
ovaci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
FL tenor Sotorra

Ha llegado a esta capital, el sabado
el aplaudid1simo tenor don Pedro Soto
ira que tiene aqui tantos amigos y ad-
miradores.
FL tenor Sotorra Sc propone celebrar
varlos conciertos Ell la Isla.
Sea bien venido el popular artista
que tenga esta vez el exito logrado en
otras ocasiones.
FL distinguido artista nos encarga
saludar al p1blico puertorriquefo, de
sn parte
Queda cumplido ell encargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01

bos casos desde ell dia q de Noviegnbre,
Ell termino legal para radicarlo.
En- Ell case EX Parte Celestino Velez,
petlclonarlo, Sc dicto resolution decla
rando no haber lugar aresolver la .peti
clon para que Sc reconozca la suficiencia
de un diploma de &c. grado obtenido Dor
correspondence, los efectos de poder
presentarlo cuando llegue ell periodic de
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio de la
abogacla, por no ser esta Corte Supre-
ma, tribunal de consultas.
En- Ell case de Jose Gid, v. Carlos Ro-
drlguez, sobre cobro de dinero, Sc dicto
resolucion senalando para vista la mo-
clon del apelado en- que solicita Sc eli
mlnen de los autos ell alegato del ape
lante, y para que Sc desestime la apela-
clon, Ell dla 3 de Diciembre pr6ximo 4
las dos de la tarde, Ell cuyo dia Sc dis
cutlra al mismo tempo ell recurso, que
tambien esta senalado para dicho dfa.
En- ell case de Juan Suris Cardona V.
Francisco ?. Qui1ones, sobre reivindi-
caci6n de finca rdstica, Sc dict6 orden
extendiendo hasta Enero 20, 1914, ell
termino para radicar en- la Corte Supre
ma de los Estados Unidos, la transcript
ci6n del record a los efectos de la apela-
ci6n interpuesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
Conferencias en- la
Biblioteca Insula1
LA DE AVER DOMINGO

Para casi todos los concurrentes que
eran muchos y de calidad, la Conferen
cia dada por don Angel Paniagua fue
luna grata revelation.
Sablase que varios j0venes portorrl
quenos Sc dedicaban en- estos 1ltimos
amos al estudio formal Y documentaGc
de la historia de este pals, y que entire
los mas estudiosos fguraba ell seflor Pa
niagua pero su natural modestia man
|tenla ocuhos hasta ahora los productos
de su asiduo trabajo. de aquel genero.
Su conferencia de aver plso de ms
nifiesto las aptitudes de este nuevo his
toriografo Estudi6 concienzudamente
el origen nobil1simo de Juan Ponce de
Leon, conquistador, colonizador y pri.
mer gobernador de Puerto Rico, origen
que arranca desde la misma casa real
de Leon; rectifico errores Y omisiones
de varios historiadores con respecto i
la nobleza de sangre y alma de aqu !,
Iinsigne caudillo; adujo testimonies d;
lautoridad innegable Ell apoyo de Sis
| afrmaciones, Y enriquecio con noticiss
~ datos interesantes la historic gene !,
llogica de los descendientes de Ponce dc
| Leon en- Puerto Rico hasta nuestros
ldfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
Consuelo Baillo

La gentillsima artista que fue tan
aplaudida en esta capital, ha llegado a
Caracas Ell una compan1a de zarzuela
que va a TRAFALGAR al "teatro Caracas.
En- la compan1a fgura tambi6n la
hermana de Consuelito, que es una IT,
pie c6mica deliciosa
FL debut debe ser esta noche, con
LA CASTA SUSANA.
Els muy probable que la companfa
despues de la temporada. de Caracas
venga a San Juan.
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
Corte Suprema
de Puerto Rico
NovDembre 25.

En- ell case de Enrique Camacho. V.
Antonio Balasquide, soBre filiaci6n. Sc
dlct0 resoluci0n concediendo al apelado
Ell termino de Is dias para que presente
por escrlto, con notification al apelante.
la enmlenda que estime procedente ha-
GER La traduccion del record para an
te La Corte Suprema de los Estados
Unidos.
NOviembre 26.
Vista del case de Jose B. Perez v. Te
resa Soto ct al, sobre cobro de dinero,
sin asistencia de las parties.
Tambien Sc celebr6 la vista del case
Gle Hernaiz Targa Co. V. Roberto vi
vas, sobre cobro de dinero con informe
del abogado de los apelados don Anto-
Mo Alvarez Nava.
En- Ell case de Luis Delannoy ". Carlos
H. Blondet, sobre filiaci6n, Sc dict6 re-
soluclon concediendo al apelante una
prorroga de diez dias para presentar su
alegato.
Sc dicto resolution ordenando Sc de-
vuelvan al senior Abraham Diaz Viera.
los documentos que presentara con su
sollcltud sobre admission al ejercicio de
la abogacla.
En- ell case In Re Francisco Figueroa
Maestro, e,querellado, sobre disbarment, Sc
dlcto resoluci6n ordenando Sc entregue
copia del informe del Referee, al quere-
llado y al Fiscal, y senalando ell mier-
coles 10 de Diciembre pr6ximo a las dos
lie la tarde para que ambas parties infor-
men 10 que Sc autoriz6 al Secretario en-
dlcho case para que deposite en- su cuen-
ia Official en- ell Banco Colonial, la cam
tldad de $75 que ha recibido del Refe-
rec y que fl1e entregada por el querella-
do.
En- Ell case de Enrique Camaeho v.
Antonio Balasquide Gomez, sobre fila
zion, tambien sc dict6 resoluci6n dene-
3ando la moci6n de la parte apelada pa
ia que Sc eliminen del record ciertos do
oumentos sin perjuicio de 10 que resuel-
va la Corte bSuprema de los Estados
Unidos
NOviembre 49,
Los abogados Gustavo j. Gomez Su-
sano Bocanegra, Tomas Paz, Jr. Eduar-
do Lopez Tizol, Carmelo Honore Y Ra-
mon P. Rodriguez, prestaron juramento
ante ell tribunal para el ejercicio de su
profession.
Sc celebr0 la vista de los casos de
Margarita Vicens et al V. Rafael Cruz
ct al, sobre traslado de procedimiento
de administraai]n judicial; Augusta
Rosa V. \. Y. y Porto Rico Steamship
Co.. sobre indemnizacion por daiios
personales, sin asistencia de las partes
En- los casos 1048 Y 1O49. Aleiandri-
na Blanco Ramirez v A2ustin Herman
dez Mena ct al, sobre tercerfa de bienes
inmuebles, Sc dicto resolution declaran-
do sin lugar la mocion del apelante So
bre prorroga de veinte dlas para pre-
sentar alegato, por estar uencido en- am
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-01
EN- BALLAJA
Ell SMOKER EN- HONOR
DE MIR. YAGER

De ocho a doce de la noche del saba
do Sc llevo a efecto en- Ballaja ell Smo~
ker" ofrecido por la oicialidad del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico al goberna
dor Yager.
En- ell club de los oficiales Sc reunie-
ron muchas y distinguidas personals ell
tire las que recordamos los seilores
Wolf y del Toro Cuevas, jueces de la
Corte Suprema; Hamilton, juez de Ia
Corte Federal; C6rdova Davila y Ros-
sy, jueces de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan; Carrel, secretario de Puerto
Rico; BANTER, comisionado de Educa
cion; Larr1naga, Camllnas, Sanchez,
Morales, Travieso Wilson, consejeros
del Ejecutivo Bruce, gerente del Ban
co de Canada, y don Wenceslao Borda.
A la hora indicada las ocho y media,
el gobernadOr hizo su entrada en- Ba-
llaja acompanado de su ayudante ell
distinguido Official don Eugenio Carlos
de Hostos. LIE recibieron ell comandan
te Read, actualmente jefe INFERNO del
Regimiento por hallarse ausente ell co
ronel Koheler, y toda la oicialidad
Ell ''buffet' fue esplendido, ALI ha-
b1a de toda clase de pastas y licores.
Al iniciarse los brindis, ell comandan-
tie Read hizo uso de la palabra para
ofrecerle la fiesta al Dr. wager, y su-
oesivamente, indication de dicho nj.
litar, hablaron tambien los senores Ira
vieso, del Toro Cuevas. C6rdova Davi-
la y Larr1naga
Ell senior wager Sc limito a dar las gra.
cias por ell homenaje que Sc lie tributa-
ba, manifestando ademas que Sc halla4
ba dispuesto a hacer todo 10 que en- sus
manos estuviese, en- bien del Regi-
|miento
Ell senior Travieso hizo p1blica una
|cosa que NO sab1amos que en- los 1lti.
mos dlas de SUI estad1a en- Washington
|el nuevo gobernador solicito del secrc-
tario de la Guerra que uno de los bata-
llones que forman el Regimiento de
Puerto Rico f1ese enviado a prestor
|servicios en- los Estados Unidos Ell GO
bernador fundamento la petici6n en-
que de esa manera los militares, puerto
rriquenos podr1an aprender mas faci]-
mente ell ingles, y Ell que tambien era el
|propuesto un medic para que mayor
numero de insulares conociese all pue-
bio americana y Sc compenetrarse de sl1
|idiosincracia.
Yo NO me opongo a esa medida, diJo
EN- slntesis ell senior Travieso pero 81 Sc
llevan uno de los 2 batallones, 81 Sc lie
van ell Regimiento entero, me atrevo liz
dicar al gobernador que pida al secrc
tario de la Guerra que los que los sus-
tituyan Ell sus servicios militares en- ia
|isla no sean tropas regulares de los Els
tados Unidos, sino que Sc organize en-
| ell pals otro Regimiento constituido POI
lpuertorriquenos.
Al senor Travieso lie sigui6 en- el use
| de la palabra Ell senior del Toro Cuevas
quien expuso que cuando el ejercitt
americana lleg6 Puerto Rico y tomt
Iposesion del pals Ell nolnbre del gobier:
no americana el tenia grandes esperan
zas para ell futnro de la isla, y que esas
lesperanzas las alimenta cada vez ma
yores viendo que Sc ha establecido Ell
Puerto Rico el Habeas Corpus !. 81
|ha reorganizado el sistema escolar J
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