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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
la GAS0LENA DE "FRAXAD

En Ia pasala Semana llrcaron
"A eSia iSia 100 ,ariboies dn gd>o-
s1lina prOccrlrnlc de- IA podcroSa
nelincf-ia he Curazan. EsIos tam
horeS llcgaron pnr goleil @ inme-
diatamente fue1on yend.sios. de
bido que Sc eXpendia a dos cen
tav0s menGS por gallon que IA que
viene del Norgc.
Sn precio era Il ccntaYos. So
nos ha informado Que los prCduc-
torres americanoS tratan de redu-
cir ell precio; pero en case que aSi
sea. los pr0duct0res de Curacao
estan preparadoS. para haccr otra
gran rebaja tan pronto lleguc el
lotr0 embarque.
Esta gasolina lleg0 a Puerto Ri
GO cn la goleta "Rehecca''. Ia cuai
como Saben nueStrOS lcctoreS fuC
embargada por las autoridades
por haber traido IA Su b0rdo al
.gunas canti4adeS de Fcores. Esta
misma g0leta va ha Salido para
CuraZao despuGs de haber presta-
do fianza de $4,000 para 'podel
traer 0tr0 cargamentO.
Esta gaselina, que segdn los
chauffeurs, es de muy buena ca
lidad, es manufacturada de acei-
tes venezolanos, producidoS ccrca
del distrito de Maracaibo. La ga
solina es extractada de una ref
neria que acaba de .inStalarse en-
Curazao, que ha coStado l.50O.00G
d0lares..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
IMPORTANTE REUNION POLITI
CA EN- PUERTA DE TERRA

AnOche Sc reunierOn en- Puerta de
TERRA los tres comites de defensa del
Partido Unionista. en- la calle de San
Agustfn, paradal 3 Y Sc tomaron i'm
portantes acuerdos para la buena mar
cha de dichas organizaciones politi-
Gas.
Sc designaron tres Comisioncs, una
por cada Comit6 para saludar al jefe
Barcel6 su llegada de EstadOs Uni
dos, las que haran entrega al mismo
de I'M pliegO ell ell que conste los mo-
tivOs que ha habido, para la Organi-
zaci6n de los eXpresados comit6s, V
origen del mOvimiento polftico CO.
hesi6n que por los mismos Sc viene
sosteniendo en- San. Juan. ..4,~..a
A las once termin6 la reunion Ell
medic del mayor etusiasmo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
1,pNN$IoN.ANDO
"pICiCHOS De OnO'

nc4lo las once de Ia manana
T. hey I LIS primeraS horaa de Ia
1lf'e los oreradores Y artistas
r IA Po49 r'no Photop7ays. Co.,
- l,aiia es;ailtciia en- esta is
para la conf.cei6n de pellculas
- ci pals, haa cst9do trabaian-
d. en Ia primera obra de esta rla
'e, 4n- pronto Sc eXhibird en- Ia
DantaIia y que iIeva por tirulo Pi-
cGchos dc Oro,. cuyo argumcnto
esta basado, sesdn Sc dice, en-
McstraS costumbres reSionales.
En- dicha policula tl.abaja la be
lisinla artista que es nueStra
hutsped,' Ruth Clifford, quieh to,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
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Nejico, I3.--AunQue el viaje
del MOnarca espaiol sc ha anun-
lciado para Ia pr6xirha primave-
,ra. han cohaenzado va a circular
entire los miembros de la colo
mia. sugestiones sobre la forma
de agasajarlo Y desde luego va
q ser firmada una invitaci6n for
nal para que sc sirva tocar en-
su viaje en- tierras de Anahuac.y,
a serle possible, que visite nues-
ira capital. Consideran que su
Rey no debe hacer un viaje a la
America sin incluir en- su itine-
rario la Repdblica mexicana, por
ser la hija predilecta de la Ma
DIRE Patria, Y tambien por que
la numerosa colonia espaEola ha
denosrrado siempre gran amor
a su Soberano. Iodos estan dis
pucsios e contribuir para que la
reception que Sc lie prepare re-
suite verdaderamente suntuoSa,
va que Sc trata de la primera vi
sta de un Rey espafiol al Con-
tinente americana, y sobre todo,
de I'm Rey tan querido como 10
,es Don Alfonso XIII. Green que
en-. la actualidad el pals ha en-
trado en- una franco y s6lida paz,
~ que la epoca no puede ser mas
propicia para fortalecer los la
zos de amistad que unen a Me-
Ijico y Espaiia, por 10 que ell via
je del Soberano espanol tendra
de SECURE una gran trascenden-
cia y contribuira a afianzar mas
lesos vinculos. Los festejos q. Sc
organicen en- honor del joven So
berano no tendran precedente en-
Ia historic de Mejico, y Sc sabe
que las, autoridades mejicanas
contribuiran con todo entusias-
mo para que la reception que Sc
lie haga resulte esplendida y dig
ma del gran senior. La idea de
que sea invitado a que venga a
Mejico, ha comenzado a ser apo
yada por todos los elementos de
la nacion, Y de SECURE que 10 Sc
ra por los espaiioles radicados
en- las demas ciudades de la Re-
pdblica; por que al enviarse Ell
mensaje a su Rey, sera firmado
lpor millares de espafioles- y me-
xicanos.
(De LA Prensa", de Ell Sal
VadOr.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
I DON MANUEL RAMIREZ
TORRES, e.

En- ell vapor porto Rico" ha
llegado a la isla ell senior Manuel
Ramirez Torres, un puertorri-
queiio meritfsimo que en- los Es-
tados Unidos ha alcanzado pues-
tos de suma importancia en- di-
versas casas manufacturers de
|peliculas. En- la casa Pathe ell Sr.
Ramirez Torres lego a desem-
pefar un delicado cargo v de ALI
pas6 a la Selection Film, de GU
va Compafiia es hoy su Presi-
dente.
Viene el senior Ramirez Torres
a su pals, a darnos a conocer las
|iltimas~ ~producciones de la Com
,paiia que preside Y a ultimar di-
ferentes negocios relacionados
ICON Ia misma, aparte de traer la
idea primordial de visitar sus
familiares y amigos que aqui
Ison muchos.
Ell IMPARCIAL lie saluds
lcerdialmente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
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daeito c5mico Les Tria RBns
-En IA Logia Tanama - ss.lcl,rS Il
pasado vieTnes un acio qur arla"strs
Ia iirne poiencia de Ia fraicin'dnd
mas5nira. huscamlo IN tDrd ialidad Dc
los Sres. DIR. r. Snsom Icdo Her
mimic Miranda, Senador"s que 81 ha-
llahan diS,nnciades por asnntos poll
tic0s. Mas dc cien maSonrs concui-ic.
ron al solemnt acio quc ttrmin6 con
un esplendido haDquetc seI1-ido por 81
cafe LAS Ialeares''.
Hoy celebr6 ASamblea Ia Liga
Agrfc0la de Arecfbo con una gran con-
currcncia eligi6ndose nueva Directiya
y tOmando Otros imporfantes aclscr-
dos en- heEeiicio de los agricultOres;.
Como consecueIcia del NAL ITEM
/ DO reinante, no han podidO las Cen
trales dar comienzo a la molienda Ia
haran a fines de mes
En- vista de estar amenazados de
una epidemia de viruelas. el Comisio.
liado de Sanidad ha recibido una CO.
municaci0n del ComisiOnad@ lnsmlar
de! ramO, manifestandole que en- 'bre-
We llegara un vacunador especial que
procedera Ia vacunac;0n en- esta ciu-
dad
FL distinguido caImnero Sr. EGuar
do GiOrgetti ha enviado a la Cruz Ro-
ia de esta ciudad Ia cantidad de
$250.00, para una caseta en- la barria-
da de Santo Domingo.
--Anuncia el Cine ArecibO In exhibi-
ci6n de>preciOsas pelfciilas para Ia
presente semana.
Nuestro amigo el Sr. Arturo Nj
colau JimeneZ Sc propone establecer
EN- esta eiudad una imprenta Y etlitar
un peri0dico vOcero de la ciudad con
cablegramas de todas parties.
COiresp0nsdl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
Isos preparaiisos cue - rcaIizan
para retibisls cn toaa u Amt-
RIGA dtl Centre y del Sur son
suniuosislmos. Los feslejos
cue prepara IA RepdbIica Me-
xicana no tendrin prscedenie
en- h historic de aqnel pals.


Madrid, los. NJ. el Rey don
Alfonso est6 arreglando IN pro-
yecto para visitar q Centre y
Sud-America, cuyo viaje quiere
emprender en- los nltimos dfas de
Ia pr6xima primavera o en- las
primeras. semanas del sigsiiente
verano, si Sc 10 permiten las cir
cunstancias. Probablemente Sc
leccionara Su Majestad como
centro de su jira Ia Argentina,
Cuba o un punto de la America
Central, segln personas-que sc
hallan en- estrecha communication
con el Rey. De esta manera lie
yara a cabo S. NJ. don Alfonso el
cordial deseo que abriga de visi-
tar las republicas americanas de
habla espafiola y solamente es-
pera que Sc calme la situaci6n
Io!ftica de Espaiia para hacer
TN an.lncio definitivo a este res
pecto. Despues que Sc reunan
las nuevas Cortes Y Sc trate de
Ia legislaci6n que ha de afectar
las leyes sociales en- ell sentido
de suprinir las presentes difficult
tades, 10 mismo que Sc normalice
la situaci5n financiera v que pa
sc el prvyecto de ley para un
credito que Sc necesita para re.
forzar la escuadra, fijara Ell Rey
Ia, fecha de su viaje. Tiene Ia
idea s. M. Que toda la eseuadra
le acompaiie y es por esta raz6n
que los buques de guerra han
yerifcado 1ltimamente largos
viajes a playas extranjeras CO.
mo via de ensayo a fin de pro-
bar su resistencia. Abriga el
soberano espaiiol el deseo.de en-
contrar en- la Argentina a los
representatives de teda la Anne.
rica Latina, pues su iniciativs
consiste en- fomentar la idea de
construir una entente del habla
espanola para que los paises que
Ia formen puedan en- 10 future
ejercer una acci6n conjunta en
Il diplomacia. A su regreso dc
America Sc dirigira el soberano
directarhente Santander para
pasar el resto del verano en- CON
paiia de S. M. Ia Reina, que per-
inanecera en- Espaiia durante Ia
ausencia de su augusta maridc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25

naLa f.artc en la escena que hoy
20 ;liaagionaha. en- Ia calle de
1:n .]nato. casa anexa al estable-
.H;oafo de Philip El Koury,
'g.5e cgyo talc6n Sc lanzaba a
2 ,sack Ia notable artista. In
$50 tl4li>2 presenciaba la es-
Co-'&.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
FL sR. BAYoNET ENFERMo

Desde aver v6se imposibilitado
de asistir a su ofieina el secreta-
rio del Municipio de San Juan,
Nnuestro amigo el seiior Natalie
Bayonet Diaz, por hallarse enfer-
mo, aunque felizmente no de gra-
vedad.
Reseamos que. la Aifermedad
que retiene en- cama Al culto fun.
eionario desapafezca 10 antes po-
Sible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
yENTA DE FUEGO

Una gran yenta. una gran quema-
z6n Ell Olanes, Crepts de seda,. Gre
tomas, para fundas. Sabanas, Colcho-
nctas, Mucbles de todas classes Y las
10000 camaS colchones que esta
vendiendo "El Cieio" precios De
QUEMAZoN. Aproveehese.
Allen No. % San Juan. p. K.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
PARA LLEyAR 300 PAsAJEROa

Roma. 1S;-S. N. cl Eey So halia
Sumamente interesado ON Il mdquila
inventada por Giovanni Caproni, q. tit
lie IA capacidad de conducir 800 per
~onaS traydS del Ocdano Atkint;co
II 3G horas mas o menoS, Manifestd
Caproni al Soberano que 81 mlquina
adsea ticne comodiGades para que
duarman Y conan los pasajeros III in
ventor la produci9o otros apaato>
de menor capacidad pudiendo 6stoS
conducir 100 pssajeroS, pero dStos
deben permanecer Sentad"s durante
81 vuclo de unas 800 millaS. Caproni
fcne II iptenci6n de yeriicar el pri-
mer vuelo de ensayo del adrolromo
del lago Maggiorc' en- dl pr6ximo mes
dc enero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
PR0pAGANpA Po~Pt.~TA

Con motive srs5dr cufcrmo do
CANA el Se1or Luis Cuoya~ Irquci
IA. pre- e;idpntc DE .a A,1ciariou dr
EmrloadcS drl ',olicluo lnsular
de Puerto Rico. le haher ~ lido CA
viaie Official ci l.c'lo. IIonort y te-
nerlO que sGStituir en- su ofcina
Y "n la C0misiun dc indfmniza-
clones "A ObrcroS el SeHor Lehron
y por las muchas ocupaciGIles enc
acluaimentc tieue cl scior Cor
bea. fut neccsario posponer las
reuniones que iban u lleyarSe a
caho en- la presente semaVa en To-
dos los DepartamentoS del Cobicr
no Insular, para haccr una inton-
81. propaganda en- favor de ia ms
tituci0n.
Tan pronto como las cilcuns-
tancias 10 permilan. Sc lleyardn
cabo eStoS acios. para los cra
les. Sc dara ayiso oportunamcntc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
Elpr6xin,o viaje de S.
NJ Don Alfonso XIII
q Ia America
Latina.
e. REY DEMOCRATIC REA
LIZARA-UN CORDIAL DE.
SEQ QUE AFRICA.

comO Regenie. El obietO de h
vista del Rey es de suma i'm.
pOrtancia pOlitica. psro tambien
Sc tienen en- mira intereses inan
c:eros y comerciales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25

Allen No. % San Juan. p. 4.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-09
"YIL SLAP YOUR FACE" YELLS u. S. SENATOR
TEXTILE MILLS HUMMING
IN NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON, Dec. 9-Spindles in
New England textile mills are
humming this pre-Christmas sea-
son as they have not hummed
since the business depression
which followed the war. While
returns from other New England
industries do not reflect the same
holiday activity the federal de-
partment survey is optimistic for
a marked Improvement of all lines
of industry after the new year.
The survey indicated that
worsted spindles have returned to
a 92.2 per cent basis; wooden
spindles with 79.1 operating, and
cotton textiles on an 80 per cent
basis. This summary also men
tions a marked improvement in
building trades. Shoe industries
were said to be caparatively quiet
due to the normal slump in bust
ness at this season. Lumbers and
auxiliary products including
papers and pulp were declared to
be showing improvement
In surveys made bv states the
following summary of Vermont
was given: textiles making excel
lent showing; metal trades and
rough and finished stone, very
quiet; lumber and products I'M
proving; food products brighter;
General tone good.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-09
JUDGE WEEKS
TELLSOF STATE
INSTITUTIONS
Gives a Most Informing
and Inspiring Address
at South Church

A most comprehensive ana IN
spring review Of present condl-
tions in our state institutions a,d
what the management is doing to
help the inmates Mas given Thurs
day evening by John E. Weeks OF
.Iiddlebury, director of state in
stitutions. The speaker came here
under the auspices of the Brother
hoods of the North and South
churches and the ladies e the
South church served a fine chicken
pie supper to about rs previous
to the address.
Arthur F. Stone presided and
the postprandial exercises opened
with two selections by quartette
consisting of c. Roy Cal1erwood,
James B. Campbell, E2Iph f..
Howcs and Harold O. French. Mr
Stone then spoke Of the man
powcr III the Two Congregational
churches and j.. was voted that a
committee from both churches
arrange for otner meetings
through the Writer AMI also con-
slider tho adviS bility OF having an
organization composed OF the
BrotharhooGs of the two churches.
The audience were then favored
with two solos by Mr., CaiIcrwood.
Jud&a Wech5 opened with q
good story and then brought to
the mon the personal greetings of
his fepOw toNrsman, President
Paul l. Moody, when he a2id that
Mr. Moody tod him he noped he
was back to Vermont &c stay the
audience heartily cheercd
Judge Weeks then gave Il most
compeeht nSivc review Of the FIVE
institutions unier HI jurisdic-
ton whore there are about 1850
men and women, md ooys and
girls, ilcludin& the attendants.
thai are supported by the state.
At Waterbury where there. are
now TG4 patients the farm o. over
700 acres netted the state S22 900
last year. Many Of the patients
were engaged in profitable en-
ployment. At Windsor instead Of
adding Is cells to the state prison
at an expense of $4,000 che
open dormitory system was
adopted, the first of its kind in
New England thus far the plan
has worked admirably. He spoke
Of the success of the annual min
strel show given by the men and
how it was repeated in the town
and greatly enjoyed by all. He
had the highest praise for the
men who worked for the state
highway department this summer
at Sherburne mountain and said
Commissioner Dix declared they
Continued on page ~
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-09
FINE MATINEE
PROGRAM FOR
SATURDAY
More Than a Score OF
Horses Ready for the
Speedway

The Main street speedway Is
AZ smooth as d dance hall floor
There are prospects Of some sport
for Saturday afternoon when the
matinee race program of the ST.
Johnsbury Driving club is booked
to be trotted.
There are at least 80 horses IN
town for these races and at least
a score of these are expected to
be ready to start. This will make
ten classes and plenty of sport.
Dawn, booked for last week 5
races in Glass A, is not scheduled
10 start.
A new one, not mentioned in
last weeks list from whom con-
siderable is exrected is the Blngen
colt Belshazzar, owned bv l.. ID.
Mute of Marshfeld. He will be
driven by W. NJ, Mute.
W. H. Worthen has a new five
wear old mare in training. he
does not say what day Of the week
she is named for, but if she can
do all that is claimed. we suggest
that Saturday O. would be MT
ting. She is not expected TO start
tomorrow afternoon.
The race committee meets FIJI
day night to make up the classes
The new sign on Central street
proclaims McGinnis' stable as the
headquarters of the st. Johnsbury
Driving Club. There is a whole
lot of sport in prospect for Satur-
dav afternoon. The fun begins at
1.30.
In the meantime the Lyndon
Vile Driving Club has organized
for the winter and promise the
biggest season ever on the speed
wav there. Some good exchanges
with the St. Johnsbuy club are to
be arranged.
The officers of the 1yndonvll'e
club are: President, George w.
WcShane; vice president, y. l.
Grapes; sec, treas, A. E. Dona-
hue; JUDGES, p. r. Griswold, l.. r.
Farrar, Frank Carr; classification
committee, J. ]. Stafford, f. H
Leach, w. C. Way; starter, A. A.
Barber: marshals, F. c. Lyncn, },
]. Stafford
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-09
MILLION DOLLAR
CLAIM AGAINST
VAIL ESTATE
Ownership of So. Ameri-
can Gold Mining Pro-
position In Question

The executors of the estate OF
the late Theodore n. Vail have
Just filed with the probate court
petition asking for an extension
of time and permission TO redeem
securities amounting to more than
a million dollars held by the New
York brokerage firm of kidder,
Peabody and Co,
A few years before Mr., Vail 5
death he secured concession
from the government of Guate-
mala to promote gold inning
proposition in that South Amen-
can republic.
The proposition was a very
promising prospect but the pro
posed mines had to be operated by
a dredging system, necessitatlng
an expensive plant and much
costly machinery.
To float the proposition MI Nall
organized a corporation known as
the Quebradas Mining company
and arranged with Kidder, Pea
body and Co. for the necessary
funds. The brokers were oiven
(Continuel. on page 81
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-09

all other developments of the sit
uation. Next Wednesday the
agreement will be placed before
the House of Commons and the
House Of Lords and brief recess
will be taken to await the vote of
the Dali Eireann. The sessions of
the Dali are expected to ge pro-
longed and lively for it is compos-
ed of young men with strong views
which they are in the habit of ex-
pressing with force. Mr.. de Valera
will have strong supporters for the
rejection of the agreement. Govt
circles in London are convinced
however that the Dali will finally
accept the agreement.
The Irish Independent Of Dub
lin says the nation is in honor
bound to uphold the action of the
Irish peace delegates in approving
the treaty. The Irish Times of
Dublin says the country will read
De Valera's statement with deep
dismay." Now DeValera steps in
between Ireland and her hopes,
it says. The ratification of the
treaty will be moved at the Dali
meeting by Arthur Griffith, as
chairman of the plenipotentiaries.
The 1900 interned Sim Fciners ~
leased today under Ballv Kinler
camp were divided about the
treaty.
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SA,.'CS HAR, %
IS NOT Rich
BOYS COLLEGE
Prof. Pennypacker Speaks
at Academy Chapel
Wednesday Morning

The Academy students and a
few visitors had the privilege OF
hearing Prof. Pennypacker OF
Harvard College at the chapel
exercises Wednesday morning tell
of the entrance examinations at
the big colleges and also Of the
great institution with which he is
connected.
Following the devotional service
Principal T. H. Wilson read a
letter from Miss Margaret F..
Brooks, now at Wheaton College,
acknowledging the greetings sent
her from the Academy, adding
that she was anticipating a visit
to the Academy on her first vaca-
ton at her old home.
Principal Wilson then presented
the certificates to the members Of
the football team that had partlcl-
pated in at least three games. AS
each boy came to the front he was
enthusiastically applauded and the
following were thus honored;
Merle Harvey, acting captain,
Continued on page six)
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NOTORIOUS BANDIT
ESCAPES FROM PRISON

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 9
Tom SLAUGHTER. notorious bandit.
under death sentence fo killing
a guard, escaped from the peai-
tentiary today taking with him six
other ronvicts. For five hours he
ruled the penitentiary, walls like a
czar and offered liberty to all con-
victs who wanted it. Someone
smuggled revolver to him and he
took complete charge of the penl-
tentiary. Warden Dempsey, Mrs.
Dempsey, and their son and two
DAUGHTERS were locked in the
death cell by the bandit. Slaugh-
ter escaped in Mrs. Dempsey's au-
tomobile.
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after Watson had threatened to
slap the face of an army officer.
Watson walked up to Major
Geole V. Cocheu and shaking his
finger in his face yelled: "For
two pennies | would slap your
face" "If he looks at me again
that way l will slap his jaws" the
senator declared, adding that he
would not remain with the COM
mittee to be bulldozed by this
"bull- l-jawed" brute"
Senator Brandegee made Wat
son take his seat under threat to
have him put out. Watson shout
ed, 81 am not afraid of you"
Nor | of you," Brandegee re-
piled banging the table.
Brandegee had all the army Of
fcers leave the room. Then Wat
son said: "Those officers sat there
and eyed me with an insolence
that reused my southern blood. |
beg the pardon of this committee. ="
The committee then adjourned.
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TRIO OF BRAVAS
ARE FOUND GUILTY

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec.
all three Brhvas. were found
ruilty at 1890 this morning. They
have been on trial for assault
upon Miss Gertrude Butler whom,
the Government alleges they abb
Quoted and abused on the lonely
Collins road near Bourne. The
jury took the case at 1.28 yeSter-
dav afternoon. The trio will be
sentenced at Barnstable court