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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
LINERS IN PORT

The steamers Cyclops and Fury
pylus. of the Blue Funnel line. are
In Seattle harbor, released from
duty az war transports. They will
operate for the company out OF this
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
BEST MEDICINE
She EVER TOOK
FOR HEADACHE
Indiana Woman Is Released
from Pain by Using the
Tonic Treatment

Efficiency has become the business
measure Of one persons superiority
over another This one succeeds
where another falls because Of the
difference In this quality Personal
efficiency In dependent upon no onr
thing as much IA perfect health. II
a man or woman Is handicapped
with headaches which cause torture
day and night. concentration and
continuous effort are impossible and
tho victim IL certain To Do left be-
hind In competition
Sick headaches arc also called
nervous headaches. Tho cause varies
but Il IL usually some fauli IN ths
body'n process Of changing the food
into blood Doctors call u faulty
metAtollsrn" The blood loses IT,
ton. and the nerves revolt Patient
reliable men and women thus be
como irritable and erraiic. Thcli
friends avoid them and the sufferers
become melancholy and brood.
This IL serious condition II per
mltted 10 continue unchecked but ir
many cAass Il yields To the tonic and
laxative treatment The experience
OF Mrs. Burns uuiehlngs. Of No. 22i
South Second street. Tcrrc Haute
Ind. should brlnE hope 10 many who
suffer. She Naye,
Il had sick headaches all my life
at least Rs long an I can remember
and last spring I became completely
run down from ovsrwork and I was
losing strength rapidly. My head
aches nearly drove me crazy and
became pale and thin Sometimes
had hot flashes and dizzy headaches
accompanied by severe nervous
spells. had no appetite and couldn''
sleep az night
AN announcement in a newspaper
led mo 10 try DR. Williams PINK
pills and after I had taken the treat
mcnt for few days. closely follow
ing the directions. began TO fee
better The dizziness was less severe
and could eat little. ! was ~
pleased with the success 81 the treat
msnt that / continued Il and kept
getting stronger daily. I have gained
In flesh and feel better than l have
for years The headaches have prac
tically disappeared and I can any
without any reservation that Dr
williams Pink pills have done ms
more good than any medicine l have
ever taken"
Or. Williams Pink pills build ur
the blood and strengthen the nerves
In this way the general health Ia i'm
proved. the appetite increases. and
ambition and energy are developed
There has been no Increase In the
price Of Or Williams Pink Pills
They are sold by your own druggist
or viii be sent direct by mail. post
paid. on receipt OF price. so cents per
box. six boxes for $3.50. by the Or
Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady
y. y. Write today for copy OF the
book on nervous disorders II will
be mailed free to any address on re
quest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
FAIR RENT LAW
MAY Be PASSED
IN The SENATE

OLYMPIA. March Cities viii
be granted the power 10 establish
fair rent commissions "a petition Of
per cent Of the voters II auhsti.
tutc measure for the Lnndon-O'llhf.
"a bin. submitted by the Judiciary
committee OF tho senate. becomes "a
law.
Indications are that even the or
ganilation conservative are willing
tp support the MEASURE
The mayor aud city council would
name the commission members and
Xix any compensation
The fair rent commission would
have power 90 hold hearings on ex'
ceasivc rents and make decisions.
which could be appealed 60 the Hu'
perior courts
The original bin carried an appro
priation ana gave the governor pow
ct 90 appoint the commission
The new measure applies the idea
OF home rule ia curling rent prof
ltcera
II understand that the bin will
pass the senate says l,cprracnta
tive Guir. "and Il ought not meet
any difficulties in the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
CHURCHES END
BIC CONFERENCE

II find millionaircs as nice and
easy to get along with as any Mis-
sourian." remarked Dr. William A.
Brown. head OF the department Of
stewardship OF the Methodist cen
tcnary at the final session OF the
rld.program conference Mt the
First Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday. in discussing the financial
needs for the worldwide Methodist
crusade for Christianity.
Six hundred thousand dollars
will be asked from King
county for the centenary fund and
$3.50 900 OF this will be allotted for
the church and religious needs OF
Seattle.
Or. Christian = Rcisner. OF New
York. in his farewell speech before
the conference, made an appeal TO
the visiting clcrgymen to wake up
TO the demands OF the centenary
and TO help the 1900. 600 other Meth.
odists In America to wake up to the
fact that the church is the only vital
thing
The needs Of the foreign mission
field were set forth by Dr. Sumner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
Ragged Starveling
Eats Bread Crust
Thrown to Geese

Especial TO The Star by ". r.. Al
SADONIKA. March 5.--A big mud
dy yard In Salonika.
house occupied by officers.
An orderly called the geese In the
yard and threw them table SCRAPS
then went into the house.
a ragged individual stepped out
looked carefully around. then went
toward the feeding geese az II to
catch one.
Instead, he stopped and hurriedly
picked up In each hand couple OF
the larger scraps OF bread and
walked back
Getting bolder. he walked over
again. this time picking up four
pieces In each hand. started back
hesitated, stopped. and grabbed out
Of the dirt one more crust which he
ate ravenously on the spot.
Placing n petrol tin fun of water
on his shoulder he walked out OF the
yard and out Of sight. but not out of
the watchers thoughts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
CERTIFICATE OF
NECESSITY BILL
HAS EASY ROAD

OLYMPIA. March $40 voice Of
protest was raised in the house Of
representatives yesterday when II. u.
2sT--the certificate OF necessity
mcasure--camo up on the calendar
for second reading
This IL one Of the bills which nth
ity corporations have been quietly
working for. It's practically the
same legislation that caused a storm
of protest four years ago when il
came up In the legislature.
The bill gives utility companies
now operating n practical monopoly
and as some opponents insist. tho
equivalent 81 perpetual franchise. II
prohibits competition. and NO gives
the utility corporations FREQ swing 10
Increase rates because competition Is
checked.
No new street railroad gaa. eicc-
trio. telephone. water. steam or gns
boat company could enter the state
OF Washington without getting per.
mission Of the state public service
commission II this bin passed. II
was introduced by {. W. Ryan. a
lumberrnan from Vancouver. Wash.
Word has been circulated that the
special Interest legislators have been
obtaining names To put the measure
thru. II ts said 10 be one OF the big
utility bills OF the session and was
quietly slipped into tho hopper dur.
ing the eleventh hour.
When the bill came UP for second
reading yesterday Albert Kulzer. a
young lawyer from Chewelah. offered
the amendment which included steam
and gas boat companies The
amendment was accepted and the bin
passed on to third reading with no
opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05

Pale, weak, nervous peo-
pie, or those suffering
from weakness incident to war
excitement or the dreadful cpl
denies, need the prompt, pro-
nounced. permanent effects OF
iron. manganese. nux and pep
sin as combined in Peptiron. The
rundown and debilitated find
they pick up quickly when they
take Peptiron. Get It today and
begin taking II at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05

Accept California" Syrup of
Figs only-look for tho name Cali
fornia Oh the package, then you
are suro your child Is having the
best and most harmless laxative or
physic for the little stomach. liver
and bowels Children love It's de-
lcious fruity taste. Full directions
for childs dose on each bottle. Give
II without fear,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
Reindeer Meat Is
Raised in Alaska

Especial TO The Star by ". T.. Al
NOME, March 5.--Alaska is pre-
pared to furnish the states thou
sands OF pounds of meat IT IL rein
deer meat. In a recent shipment. 60
tons were sent down for distribution
It Is estimated that there are 100.
600 reindeer in Alaska. A reindeer
dresses 100 pounds average. Rein.
deer get their living from llchen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
New Marketing
Bill Introduced

OLYMPIA. March 3 A new mar
kcting bin has been introduced BY
the senate agricultural committee.
which would give cities power 70
buy and sell farm products,
These two measures represent the
chief legislation designed 10 help low
er the cost OF living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
San Francisco Is
Awaiting Outbreak
of New Tong War

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.--Po-
lice here are certain today that be.
fore the league OF nations Is con
summated league OF tongs must
be completed.
War and rumors Of war are
threatening Chinatown today. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
)6ueNo,
ihry

THE NEW GOLDEN BROWNS and blues are
now herein the very finest quality OF
materials for spring and summer suits.
We bought these goods at special price
and are herewith announcing reduction In
prices, which is the first step to pre-war values.
Commencing this week, we are selling at
$50 upwards the kind of suits and overcoats
that formerly sold at $50 and upwards.
We were not Overstocked with lot of old
goods-and we are now receiving the choicest
fabrics in new patterns and shades So, it is no
longer necessary to look for old, shop-worn
woolens, made before the war, in order to get
good quality.
Come here-opposite the Burke
Bldg.-for both style and quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
DADS and SONS
Dine AT TEMPLE

The average boy doesn't want to
regard his dad merely as meal
ticket but would like TO go hunting
boating or fishing with him. or have
him roofing for him on the sidelines
in athletic contests. declared George
Hagen, Scattle's famous boy orator.
at the Father and Son annual ban.
quet. held Tuesday night at the
Masonic temple.
More than 1000 dads and sons nj.
tended the dinner and listened to the
various speakers who were called
upon by Toastmaster Henry r..
King Prof c. T. Bissett. the prin-
cipal speaker. drew an inspiring les
son for the fathers and sons from
the life OF Theodore Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05

within five days II the Hip Sens do
not hand over the murderer OF ice
chong Fong OF $4,000 To the Bing
Kong tong.
Fong. a Bing Kong highbinder
was shot last Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05

Ninton. who said that $4,000. 900 a
year for the next five years must
go to overcome illiteracy and igno.
rance turnout the world and thus es-
tablish democracy and practical
Christianity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
Russian Church
in u. S. Formed

Especial 10 The star by ~ r. Al
CLEVELAND. March 5.-The Rus.
sian orthodox church In the United
states las been formally separated
from tho parent Russiam orRaniza.
ton. aAd made an Independent insti.
tuition.
This was accomplished at a meet.
ing OF laymen and priests held here
The ltt Rev. Alexander. who has
been in America rs years, OF which
time he was bishop of New York 10
years. has been elected archbishop
and head OF the Russian church in
America
More than 200 parishes were rep.
resented In the council, each by n
layman and n priest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-05
EXPENSIVE LIQUOR

SAN FRANCISCO. March SAC.
cording TO travellers reaching here
today. three fingers" OF whisky
costs IS cents per drink In China
Beer is only IS cents a glass.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-06-21
NO ACCIDENT WEEK
 JUNE 22ND TO 28TH

By the afternoon of June Fist ap- proXimately three hundred and five thousand (305,000) railroad men in the Central Western Region will have signed pledge to go seven days, if possible, without sustaining a person al injury.
 The week beginning June 22nd has been designated by the Regional Di- rector of Railroads as "NO-ACCI- DENT WEEK" and according to a statement isued to day by MT. H. A. Adams, Regional Supervisor of Safety of the Cnetral Western Region, the lines under his jurisdiction approxi- mately total fifty-two thousand (52,- 000) miles, with three hundred and five thousand (3O5,OOO) men and women on the payrolls.
 Back of this army of industrial workers who have decided to eliminate personal injuries are four hundred (40O) Safety Committees, composed of both officers and Employees, work ing under regulations prescribed by the United States Railroad Admini- stration.
 According to the employees them selves, who are taking a keen inter- est in it, says MT. Adams, "NO-AC- ClDENT WEEK" is bound to give a big impetus to their Safety Work. The test is something concrete-some- thing which they may attain defini- tely as result of their efforts. This is causing considerable rivalry among the roads and the men say that the psychological effect upon the rank and file of employees of being thus plac- ed upon their mettle, together with the knowledge that even for a week they may prevent actual suffering or grief to any number of employees or their families, makes "NO-ACCI- DENT WEEK" we'll worth while.
 Daily reports will be compiled by telegraph of progress made on every railroad in the Central Western Re gion so that every employe will be advised as to what is being accom- plished.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-06-21
TEN ROUND BOUT AT
 BIG PRESCOTT SHOW

Especial to the Mohave County Miner,
 by Grace M. Sparkes.)
 "Hard-hitting" Wright (Mexican border welter champion) vs. "Babe Cabell. Main bout ten rounds.
 "Gink" Parker vs. Buddy" Ford, lightweights, six rounds.
 Just listen to that and tell the oth- CT fellow how it sounds. Every sport ing fan in Arizona will receive the glad tidings with joy that there will be boxing bouts in Prescott during the big Frontier Days celebration which will be held in the Mile High City, July 2-3-4-5th. The men men, tioned above are known throughout the Southwest as being ace-high bat tiers. They are members of the 24th U. s. Infantry at Columbus, New Mexico, where some of the best bouts in the entire Southwest have been held. It will be recalled that it was there "SpeedbalP' Hayden defeated Clarence Kid Ross, and Hard-hitting Wright, while not the champion then, finally beat Cabell.
 On Decoration Day at Columbus, Wright won the Mexican border wei. ter championship from Battling Kid Reyes of Fl Paso in twelve rounds. Cabell is very anxious to win the title back from Wright and the fight at Prescott will be a hard one from start to finish.
 Parker and Ford are ightwcights of class. Both have beaten all men in New Mexico and it is hard to pick between them.
 In addition to this bag drawing card, Fighting Jack McMahon is mak- ing a survey from Chairman Williams of the Boxing Bout committee of the Prescott Frontier Days Association, for the purpose of selecting the best timber in Arizona for the prcl:min- aries.
 Colonel Bliss, commandant at Whip pie Barracks is lending his active help to make the bouts success and the fact that the Association was able to stage such a first-class event as that outlined above is through the help of the Colonel. Prescott in sending its invitation to every fan in Arizona to enjoy the sport does not exclude the ladies. Military police will ba on the grounds and perfect order will be maintained.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-06-21
A Dark Vision

By Musician H. A. Trimm, U. s. A.
 A certain colored private by name of Rastus was brought before his C.. O. intoxicated, and after regular army tongue flashing, for few min- utes the c. o. fixed his icy stare up- on the unfortunate and asked:
 'Rastus, what in the name of pig eon-toed possums were you thinking of when you went and got drunk like this?"
 Rastus rolled his blood-shot eyes uneasily toward the c. O. and through swollen Lips came the sullen reply: "First of July, sah!"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-06-21

Own Your Own HOme-I have two houses that will sell on easy time payments.
 CHARLES METCALFE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

Esablecmento consruido exprofeso-Extrctas condcio
sanitarasLa mas competa doacion Isa de apa
ratios instrumental modernos de mayor udad tra
tamento cntfco de todas las intermediates curabls
arego las mas repuadas prescrpciones m6dco qurgcas
-Hermosa hgenica situaci6n.-Comodidad esmerado
servicioAssencia facultava de primer 6rden-Cuerpo
medico resdente ell Sanatorio.
Sc admiten ratamento enfermos de pago de otro
los de la sociedad
Departamentos especiales aislados para senoras
Consultas 81 Sanatorio por ell Dr. Don Julio Barrec
particuares de de la arde los das aborabes-RecQ
nocimientos $lOOO-Consulta simple $500
Operaeiones tratamienos especae banos de az aire
hidroelecrcos hdroerapicos masajes, Rayos X Fulgu
raoi0n etc., preOs t Moo cOnvenciOnales
Rafael Cordero 1922
San Juan.
Eacio consrudo al objeto Dotado de los elementos ne
cesaros Atenddo los praccantes de Ia Socedad er
de las oras consua los facuvo guarda de urno
PERSONAL CIENTIFTCO
Director del Sanatorio DR.. Don Julio Barrero.
Consulta General Sanatoro-Parada 37-Hato Rey, de
q tarde. todos los das laborables
Director del Consultoro Dr. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez
Consua General -Consultorio, de 5 de la arde los
das aborabes de II 12 de la los das fesivos
Crugia General: Dr. Don Rafael Velez Lopez
Consulta En- COnsuOrio, de 2A arde los das labo-
Dles En- e Sanatoro partculares dc 10 II de maana
los Martes Jueves Sabados
Especialista ojcs Narfz oidos Gargants:-Dr Don
A. ii. Molina de st. Remy.
Consulta En- Consultoro de s1l arde los dfas Ia
borabes En- el Sanatorio particuares de 5h tarde
Medcos Internos en- ell Sanatorio:
DR. Don Carlos del vale
{" " Manuel Pavia Fernandez.
Cirugfa Dental: Dr. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
Consuta: ODone, No 10 (Plazuela Col6n), de tar
de- los das laborables
Pfacticantes: Don Enrique Fernandez,
" Jose Rodriguez
- Nicolas Gonzalez
Assencia facutativa secundada efcazmente por 16 Hi
jas de la Carload Nurses Tuada de competa apud prac
tica continue larga experiencia.
Los socios de ndmero eventuales solo pagan $3.50 al
mes tenendo derecho afenddos cnalquera de
bos Esabecmientos al presentar Ell 1mo recbo cobrado
PresdeDeia, Apsrtado o41 Tesoreria Apartado 2Ol.
San Juan, P. r. San Juan, z. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
ABoN BROWN DE CADIERNo

Esperamos I'm lote por Ell vapor ga
RACAS". Sirva este aviso de provecho
nuestros clientes y al publico que muJ
justifcadamente 10 solicita y 10 pre-
fere.
Donde digan que no venden jab6n
negro dc Cadierno, siendo estableci-
miento de viveres, es seguro que no Ia
boran por Ell bienestar y la economic de
los hogares portorriquenos. Podriamos
decir que son unos retrogrados.
El jab6n Brown de Cadierno bate el
"record" en- ca.idad y precio.
Todos los habitantes dc Puerto Rico
estan convencidos de este.
CADIERNO HERMANOS.
ADvT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18

1
llantes oportunidades para alcan
zar que lie hiciesen hijo adoptivC
de esta TERRA como lOgr6 alcan
carlo ell General Townshend.
| Y los que en- la sombra, sin da1
ell frente acusan al Attorney Ge
neral para que hiciese cerrar tan
tas boticas, para que hiciese pre-
sion, nbs 10 presentaban dicien
do: "The Boogy-man is coming
expression familiar inglesa Sc
mejante a La que usamos para
amedrentar a los niiios gritando
les: q Que viene ell Cucow
Y conste, el joven Attorney nj
es tan feo nj es tan malo; nos pa.
rece un chico no NAL parecido.
Y realizar un acto de tai ma.
turaleza EN- estOs mOmentos dc
angustia social hubiera sido impo
lftico, injusto, reprochable, ten
dente a producer irritaci0n y odio
cuando ell Honorable Sr. necesita
ba producer sentimientos de ad
Imiraci6n Y Garlic.
Trate de imitar la actitud del
pueblo americana y tome como
modelo digno de copiar las prac-
ticas tan liberales del Gran Will
son que han causado tan esplen-
dida impression y tan plausible adj
miraci0n Ell ell mundo que 10 con-
templa.
Y a proposito de hablar del Ho-
norable Sr. Attorney, bueno es
que el sepa la situacion EN- que ell
este asunto 10 vienen colocando al
extreme de asegurarnos algunos
amigos que en- San Juan Sc dice
que el, ell referido funcionario, per-
seguira criminalmente a todO
aquel que salga defendiendo esta
question.
Los que tai especie propagaban
Sc han llevado un chasco; esta-
mos Ell la llnea de fuego, es decir
estamos en- nuestro campo de ac-
ci0n Y va ven que estamOs sanos y
salvos.
No hace mucho lefmos en- un pc
ri0dico del exterior, tituladO GEL
Colo" un articulo ardiente, impul-
sivo que Sc publicd entonces con
motive de una question "amarga"
" aun cuando tai articulo no me-
rece nuestra acogida recOmenda-
mos al Sr. Attorney 10 lea para
que juzgue la mala impression que
fuera de casa producer los actos
reprochables.
Gel fuerte no ha lido en- ayuda
del pueblo d6bil para levantarlO de
postraci6n, restablecer sus energlas
y encaminarlo por la senda del
progreso y de la libertad; antes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-18
Nv.

i Iva
Quedamos en- que los sefores
miembrOs de la Junta de Farma-
cia Sc empeilan en- decir que ellos
tienen conOcimientos mas defcien-
tes, mas elementales, mas inferiO-
res que estos de quienes Sc dice
que NADIA saben. Es decir que los
maestros saben menos que los
graduados; este es desconcertante
Ipor demas y nos recuerda' el cuen-
to que lefmos: "CINCO son. ellos
son cinco, LOS MAESTROS CT
RUELAs QUE SIN SABER HAN
PUESTO ESCUELA."
Nosotros creemos que en- cues
ton de saber, saben demasiado por
mas que ellos Sc empeiien ell sos-
tener que son elementales desde
matricula a grado. DejemolOs Ell
su pueril enfpeiio y sigamos de-
mostrandO al p1blicO que los far
maceuticos ell la terrible acusa-
ci0n son farmaceuticos probes,
dignos, inteligentes, de quienes ell
pals Sc va sintiendo orgulloso.
A prop6sito de las aseveraciones
y creencias populares, nos pregun-
ia mucha gente en- la calle, sor-
prendida "lSON ESTOS' FAR
MACEUTICOS UNA PARTIDA
DE INCAPACITADOS para de-
sempefar una farmacia eficiente-
mente? Han comprado los Gin
co miembros de la junta para To-
grar 10 que hoy SOM" No, les diji-
mos, NADIA de ESQ; estos estudiaron
y Sc examinarOn y no compraron
Junta alguna nj en- parte nj Ell
todO.
Otros Green que esta persecu-
ci6n es obra del ATTORNEY GE-
NERAL que por odio a todo 10
que sea Borlcua, pOr malsanas
tendencias, hace incapie para anu
lar esos tltulos profesionales.
Serfa este contraproducente,
muy contraproducente; porque es-
ta terra fiel a la Naci0n Ameri-
cana ofreci6 sus hijOs mas queri-
dos, su hacienda, su tranquilidad,
lsu porvenir y SUI vida por defender
la TERRA Ell que ondea la bandera
que redime pueblos chicos y liber-
tades grandes.
En- esta OCCASION ell pueblo chico
fue en- defensa del pueblo grande
con est6ico valor, con desinteres,
con patriotismo.
Y entire la pleyade de j6venes
valerosos no falt0 el gremiO de es-
tos farmaceuticos que no sirUen.
Mas ellos prestaron servicios, de-
sempenaron comisiones tecnicas
de confanza que supieron ejecu-
tar con notable actitud en- una di-
recci6n tan cientffica y certera
que alcanzaron justas alabanzas
de sus Jefes Militares.
No tenemos predisposiciones
contra los americanos, es decir
contra los americanos, es decir,
ser estimados pOr nosotros; al
contrario para ellos guardamos
una veneraci6n, un respeto, una
consideration muy altos.
Asi los nombres de los ameri-
canos, Martin Gill, Brumbaugh,
Townshend, y muchos otros son
tan estimados aquf como son ALA,
en- la patria de Washington y Lin
coin.
No, Ell Honorable Attorney Ge-
neral, sino ha logrado alcanzar la
simpatia que han alcanzado otros
americanOs sera culpa suya; Ell
Honorable Attorney es un chico