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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-06

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VAN DYKE NEXT TUESDAY
Date of His Lecture Here Is Fast
Approaching. - '

DR.. Henry Van Dykes long waited lee.
ture on ''The Relation of Literature to
Life" Is to be given at Plymouth church
next Tuesday evening. 1t is one of the
New Century series and will rank with
the best of the lectures in that admirable
course. DR.. Van Dyke is one of the best
liked and most talented of the literary
men of the day and is most delightful
platform speaker. Those who have en-
joyed his books, his stories, his poems
will enjoy his lecture. In fact anyone
who loves literature will find satisfaction
in this lecture whether he had or has not
read any Of DR.. Van Dykes works. In
addition to his standing reputation as a
writer and lecturer of the first-class DR..
Van Dyke is now enjoying the fame Of be-
ing the author of lone of the books of the
hour" though "The Ruling Passion" Is
likely to prove to be more than that.
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THE WEATHER
The Predictions,

nnesota-Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday with possibly rain or snow; yaria-
bic winds. Lower Michigan-Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday with possibly rain OF
snow in north portion Monday; southwest
winds becoming variable Upper Michi-
gan-Rain or snow tonight and Friday;
colder in north portion tonight; brisk
northerly winds. Wisconsin--Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday with posi-
bly, rain or snow In north portion; brick
southwest winds becoming variable. lowe
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; var.
liable winds. North and South Dakots
and Montant-Threatenin tonight ant
Friday with probably rain or snow; yaria
BILE winds.
For Minneapolis and Vicinity: Fail
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Evidence to Show That John Hussar
Was Murdered.
CASE TO BE TRIED IN MINNEAPOLIS
Determined Attempt to Collect Life
Insurance in Case of Sup
posed Suicide.

Special to The Journal.
Chicago, March 6.-Buried almost four
years ago as a suicide, John Hussar, for
merly merchant tailor at 1885 West
Madison street, Is believed now to have
been the victim of a murderers bullet.
An effort will be made to prove this in
court. A portion of the skull taken from
the body of the dead man, just exhumed
at Rose Hill, is the bit of evidence which
Is expected to prove this contention. This
piece of bone will become within few
days the chief factor in a suit at Mime
apolts on the issue of which depends the
payment OF $4,000 in insurance. r.
On the afternoon Of the day the Ameri-
can fleet settled the Spanish American
war before Santiago, John Hussar was
found dead in his bed at his West Madison
street home. A bullet hole showed in
the right temple, and In his right hand
lay a revolver. The coroner's jury de-
clared it a case Of suicide. Three days
later he was buried at Rose Hill.
Insurance policies aggregating $4,000
were paid to the widow. Her attorneys
admitted then that the man was a sui
eide. Then the order Of knights of the
Maccabees refused to pay a $4,000 policy
which the dead man had held in that fra
ternal organization. The ground for this
action was the clause in all policies OF
the order prohibiting payment In case OF
su1C1uo. Il OF TWO years the eHOrt TO COL
lect this insurance has led fight in the
courts. Now Hussar is alleged to have
been the victim Of robber who entered
his home, awakened the victim while he
was robbtng him and fired the fatal bull
let to prevent discovery. A number OF
medical men and Attorney Frederick A.
Brown gathered at Rose Hill recently and
the body was exhumed. -" g..
Sherlock Holmes Pointers.
/ The result of the autopsy and the claims
now raised include these contentious:
The flattened bit of lead taken from the
skull 1s held to have been fired from q
| rim-fre, old-style revolver. The weapon
that Hussar owned was center-tire
| modern weapon. .....s-- ~ = ......
| The bullet taken from the skull weighed
| fifteen grains less than, the bullets taker
from the cartridges found in the revol.
YER which lay in the dead mans oper
palm when the body was discovered.
| Money to the total of 500 which he hai
carried was not found in his pockets, anG
window leading into the bedroom was
found open.
| Hussar was of jovial disposition, i
is declared, had no debts which he coult
not pay, and had no motive, for suicide
There were no powder burns: on head OF
hair. as would have been the case ha(
| the bullet been se1f-f1red s-g, -.r.s 80.
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For Minneapolis and Vicinity: Fa
tonight and Friday.


The barometer is highest over the low
er Mississippi valley and Manitoba. There
is an area Of low barometer central over
British Columbia and Washington, ex-
tending thence to Colorado and western
Nebraska. Light to heavy snow or rain
has occurred from the, upper Ohio valley
and Virginia northeastward, light SHOWS
in British northwest territory, and light
rain in the Pacific states The tempera-
ture has risen from 10 to rs degrees over
the upper lakes and thence to New Mexico
and Texas and has fallen from Calgary,
British Northwest Territory to Bismarck,
N. d. ..'
j. N. Ryker, Acting Section Director.
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Settlers One-Way Rates.

Via Chicago Great Western railway to
points in California. Utah and Colorado,
free chair cars Tourist .sleepers5 three
times a week: double berth to st. Joseph
and Kansas City, $1.50; to Des Moines, ST.
For full Information apply to A. ]. Aicher,
city ticket agent, corner Nicollet avenue
and Fifth street. Minneapolis.
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BURNED A MORTGAGE
Our SaviOr's Norwegian Lutheran

Our Saviorss Norwegian Lutheran
Church Free From Debt. 81
For the first time in the thirty three
years history of the Our Saviors Nor
wegian Lutheran church the church is
now free from debt. Last night the
mortgage amounting to $3,59S.86, was
burned by the pastor. Rev. J. w. Prens.
Many were present. Addresses were de-
livered by Professor H. G. Stub, of Lu
Their seminary, the first regular pastor,
and Rev. O. P. VangsEess of Story City,
Iowa, THE second pastor Rev. ]. w.
Preus, gave brief historical review of
the church. During the evening the
church choir and the students chorus of
Luther seminary gang T.. .-
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$4,000 FOR HENNEPIN

County's Share of March Dfstribu-
ton of State school Funds.
Instead of IS cents per pupil, the school
districts of Minnesota will receive $1.30
from the March distribution of state
school funds. An error was made in cal
culating the amount to be distributed,
and instead of 1892 900 there is $45O, 600
available. Hennepin county will receive
$50, 900 from the fund ~ -
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Pullman Tourist Sleeper via North
Western to Chicago 81.

The NORTH-WESTERNL LINE will on
crate Pullman Tourist sleeping car sery-
ice every Wednesday and Saturday during
March and April between Minneapolis:
St. Paul and Chicago on their Chicago
Mail Train, leaving Minneapolis 5:35 D..
M; st. Paul, sos p. M, arriving Chicago
200 a. m. The rate for a double berth
will be only. $1O0. For full particulars
ask 3. A. Whitaker, 1882 Robert street, st.
Paul; j. A. o. Brien, 322 Nieollet avenue,
Minneapolis, or T. w. Teasdale, General
Passenger Agent. st. Paul. MINI
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For. Sprains-USe SaIva-cea.

Speedily relieves pain and soreness.
Keep it handy for burns, bruises, bites,
earache, cold in head, catarrh and all fr-
ritations Of the skin. 1t cures piles. Price,
25c and SOC, at druggists or by mail.
Saliva cea, 274 Canal st, New York.
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IT'S 1.-THE MINNESOTA DAILY"
Familiar Name for "U'' Paper Re-
tanned by Popular Vote,

. ta1ned by Popular Vote. -
The original paper at the university, the
Minnesota Daily, scored a victory over
It's recent rival, The Minnesota Daily
News, in the choice of name for the
merger by the students yesterday. The
election resulted in the adoption Of the
name Minnesota Daily for the new publ
cation. The result was 47O votes for
Minnesota Daily, 425 for Minnesota Daily
News. There were three votes for the
name The Ariel, that Of the weekly .sU''
paper Of several years ago.
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THE OMAHA TICKET OFFICE
is TEMPORARILY AT 322 MIC.

The city ticket Office Of THE North;
Western Line" &C., St. p, NJ. & o. Rail-
way), which has been located at 413
Nicollet for several years, has been re-
moved temporarily to 1922 Nicollet Ca few
doors below Fourth street,. ]. "A. O'Brien,
city ticket agent. Telephone 24O Main
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GETS So ELEVATORS
Van DEMONSTRATING

Van Observation-Disclosures Company
Takes Over an Entire Line.
f The Van Harrington Grain and
Elevator company, of Minneapolis, is re-
ported to have taken over thirty-six eleva-
tors through Nebraska, Iowa and South
Dakota, the former property of the st.
Paul and Kansas City Grain company.
The Van Dusen-H Harrington company was
the principal creditor of the st. Paul and
Kansas City company, when it failed for
81, 00O, 900 last fall
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Observations.

United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau Observations
Taken at a. m, seventy-fifth meridian
time at all StatiOns
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APPENDICITIS CURED BY
OSTEOPATHY===N OPER=
ATION-==NO MEDICINE.

Also the various forms Of female weakness,
heart trouble, constipation, rheumatism, lum-
bago. anaemla. piles. tumors, goitre and in
fiammatory rheumatism.
DR.. II. s. HARPER, Osteopathic Physician,
s2l-32z nedicsl Blk. Minneapolis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

e Juevss ongs dol corrients llegaron o
&qualIa isla los se1orss Barb0sa Rosy.
Por la noche hahlafon Ell club repu.
blicano misntras 81 primePo pondsFabs las
libeTtadas que 81 In contribute en- Puerto
Rico, ,sAlfsn o In calIs diez 6ocs mujsres tor
tolRs) acompanadas de algunos hombres y chi.
quiIlos con ls m6sica homba eantsndo vsrsos
en- Ios euRlas decfan q boca Ilsna en- todos los
tonoa mas grossros que los fsdersles 40 tsnfan
vsrgasnzA , qus estabAn dtspasstos . 10 que
IRA.
Egto 10 kaefan eianeia y pacienciA dc las
autortdRdes qua hahfan dado licencia para ce'
lsbrar Ia bisnyenida del lsadar del partido re-
publeano.
No hay palsbrag para xprsgar oil compor'
tamiento de los hombres que sstkn al frente
del partido rsfsrido, pues elIoa soamenta
sllos sisnsn ID cuIpa de 10 quo pasa en- aquella
lsla v 10 que pudierR eueedGr, si sguen las
provoeaeionas tnauftos nuastros eorrsIfglc'
naTios.
sigsn por ssa eenda aus prohombres, que
tendr&n M merscldo cRstIgo por Ryudar lle
var esas masas ineonseiantes cometas aetos
qus dssdicsn mueho della culturR de IN pus.
bio y del partido cue 10 gobisrna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
ARROYO

Han eontraido mstrinonio eatki,o,
ciaDse 1ogsn don Felix Mas con n ,J spfs.
sshorisa kosa Lsdes, professors grsdu.9. 9ancs
scan f. i.lss. QQs
-sEl PAi.s de aver, publca an, -.
de esss pueblo frmada por unos ,Hnvtnf'i6u
dividuoE q1s no soA conocido. sn s4'0a t19. 10
rfsdicci6n de Arroyo. Pobre ePaiss d. i9'
que tomadR de pslo 10 han dadol con sApel
nes Rsf y2 tisns1 aaegurado ell Trim - aeslo'
que espanaosa fzeilidad Sc nutren iss a.. Con
parsido repuolieano barbosinol No hAv Sssl Snssl
qua Arroyo CD eninsntsmente rspubI,.a0l
AVER sstuviaron por sstuvIsron ~.
tos lares, dos pro homhres dsl repubjlstnts.sl' sl'
Tinlothes y GoFdilsr los euales, dssds dsa55'ao' -
antss, habfsn &nunciRdo 81 vista y al
Dssde los altos de Ii casa de don ] -.
otro hombae de pro fspublicsno, hAbinyor mo
mothes G1rdils, ants una numsr0s{SimC1 = :
currencia ie IS 80 psrsonAs, de e,ts, ToSl. soa,
de GuayamA. Bian diisron sllos, qua W ~
no era IN mesfipg1 sin6 una tsrtulIa sn,.a
amigos. u"s
Psro. aenor, ~ Ia samiIls que rsg6 81 ,,s,,
BarboaA hacs eineo ans, que tanto, s.no t
blic&nos In dsdo, que ss hscho? spU'
Jsstsi que austo pasAmos eada YES ON. :.
nos pregentan per "a I oradorss de Ia tail. 80 =
Timoth6s ] GordIlsl En- gu orAtoris. rone.ss
cen hssta La pisdras. No en- vaIde no u'sa' - 80
cusntra IN fsderal nj para rsmedlol '1-
-Eatre los repnblicanos ha caida .ou
una bombs orsfnt. In elscei6u de s,nt.aoo
IgIesias como delegRdo para 10 Csmars IS. ~
ests distriso, y MI cuaI pronto tsndrsmo.F F.I "
gusto de var por aquf, Su ysnida ss e,p.,. -
con grandes dessos. F''A
-HAce diaa se ancuentra entire no.dt,o,
nusstro spreciado comp2trIota don Pedro Vs,s
MS de 10 Concha, sgsnts de "a compi nis ds S..
guros contra la Vida els NsW York L5tss
GrstR psrnRneneia le dazeamos
-El candtdato propussto por los fadsrsIs,
de Arroyo para alcalde de GuAyAms, es 81 IN.
corrHpiible patriota y faderal entusiasts dom
z FsderIco T.. VireIla. gall rights
No hay duda que Arroyo es usrb al
Sstropg holds fsderal. pess B&Fbosk ' ca
FL antuaissno por nuestra causa, eracs mk,
mas, Los fsdarales &rFoyanos Iran In luebs
Ia cuaiqniar mode. Nusstgo triupto an hT
sIeeai nss ssFG briiisnts.
I'll pr6xlmo domingo eelsbrark el GonM
ocai del psFtido fsdaraI ds Gaayama Ia eon-
Vsncl6n an la que % elegiran los hombrssoQs
IA lie foEnaar Ia candidatura, por Ia cus
votarsmos I0s fsderales de Arroyo, GuayansV
saiinaa. Szbsmos qua este aeto 10 tal1sgi
,iDgunc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
CORONAS FUNEBRES

En el trsn morsuoFio qua eonduefan los
HsstoG del querfdo conpasriota don Rara6n
Marin, fguraban laa figuientas eoronaai
Una Rscnsrdos de an esposa 8 hiiose
Ora Luis, Mal6s Aurora Loarira, = au
padre
Ora "a nusstro euarIdo padre, Vicente y
Amerfeo.0
Osra eli pueblo de Arseibo, . su tIustra
hiios
Ora GEl partido fadarsi ansricano. nj IN
eansabls basaliador do Ian ifharsades pstria =
Ora ala juysntud federal, Ramon Ms.
rfns
Otra "a "a fnoiViiahIa conlpatrioka. al f1o.
mite faderal de Areeibo,s
Ora sAl preclsRo gduca eionfsta nuersorri-
quefi1, al Comit6 fsdegal de San Jusn.n
Ora GAl maestgo quarido Ainolvfdabla. an
diseipulo Paco Accssa.e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
eatro Iibre
cal QUE NO QUIERE CALD0.

DsefAmos en- nuestFa ediei6n del s6bado
sLas contadss veces qua el orden r6blss
h ado turbaGo an Clguas, debssa las prcgo.
eacfones de indiViduos como ala Msncas, Hsl.
pre- Maule6n, perteneclen D las tarbs,
republieanas.s
PaYees que esta RIasi6n molsas6 al oiuis.
dano sLa Manca.S
letos de tener copformidSg. yds an
mendarae, vino D iustifcar nuestro dieho
promovlsndo ei lunes por II mocha IN gfsr
asfzadalo en- In eale del Soly haeisndo tol
disparos da rew6 YER. que sambrRron Ia slsrIoa
an aquellos eontoYnosr donda exisssn dos sn.
fsrmos de graysdad.
Algnian llev6 In queja al sedog Fatss,
JueE de Pas, fu4 detenido. ...
Tsmbten 10 fue el autor de las hass8g6
sea sLa Msnea.S
Movf6as ID poliefa la inquietud rsin6 On
oil vecindario por sig unos ins3antes, termlat
81 aspeesaeulo fslizmense, ante II 6saspgoti
ei6n del p6bIico.
Psreee qus 60 insentS L. &repriaaea
Zero comp df1o 0srvantss snuncs seeuadaG
parfes fueron busnRss y eatsmos sobrs svlao
Psraes CUE SL2 Mancas posaido del fra.
nesi, qua coas0 Ia muerta Q Sandslio Santiago
sspeesoro aignnas injuEias eontEa La DEMo'
CRACTA y aus hom bYea.
Para otEa vss mas aIenso en- IL lsngua,
que el hsblar bisn no cuesta dinero, v Ia Lsg
81 hisn Glars tsrminants aobre cate pnuto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
PARA LA ORIA

ala Dan ocraciag 50 ocupa de Ias inOrati-
tudss de algnnos pusrtorrfq uef1os para con don
Ramon Marin. Una mas negra sombris ona
tod&s. aun no hs salido ls lus pdbifca. d n
que ss autor oil doctor @ Jenaga.
Ella ss 10 siguients: a rais de Ii cesantfa
del ssfor Maria. euRndo sIfsrmo estAba sumi.
do en- oil lscho, Gosnaga 30 valf6 de todos Toa
medios para lograr que - lie dssalojara In essa
10 mas promo posfbIe. iIegando . 1ai extreme
81 iucorfseci6n, gus ordsD6 no 90 subIera Al
sgua In morAda del enfermc; paro In proyi.
dsncia mas pr6iiga gsnerosa, dispuso que eli
kgua bfsnheshors csyera sobre ias csiaa de
nfarro dastinsdss . dap6slao do aqua; Ylsndo
sn ssfo "a fntanci6a hurIhda ei doctor, con oil
prssexto de que el dep6aito estaba dsgeom.
puesso, orden6 qus las plumks - abrisran.
La famflla no sntsr6 do NADIA q sus hfios
" con oil uilercio rasp0ndf6 cate seto innohis
Lo snferior no 90 mas que una simpie prus
ha de las muehaa injustieiAa que ss comssis.
ron eontra don don Rsm6n Marin en- Bsuan.
eeneia.
0oanaga ssta padeeiendo dssds hace nj.
unos mssas de Ii misnaa dolenoia que equeia.
e 81 que "a no sxlste. LIN mano bendita da
-'los satarA suspsndida nobEb oil enipabIsq
San Juan.
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Junta Superior de Sanidad
San Juan, P. n. sepbrs. II de 1903.

San Juan, P. r., Sepbre. II de 1908.
ORDER MUM. 8 Sisnco periudicial In
salud la costnmbra de que log artfeulos CO.
mestibles que ne ofracsn al pdblieo, eaten .
daseubisrto, eontamtnSndosa por oil polVo. mos
cas v otgos inssetos, esta direcei6n IN tsnido
bian dietar Las siguiantss diaposiefoneg, gus
los ssfiores Oacialas de Sandal Sc ssryIrkn
hacer eumpiir.
Qusda prohibido Ia vents da pan sn
canastos y tambiel al trasportar dicho aFtfculo
. eaba'lo de IN punso otro, COZ fgusl fn de
ofreeerio an vsnta al n6bliso. A. ef.cto So
dark un plazo razorable a los dntf1s de pa
nadefiAs para cue hagAn eonssFuir carritoa
eubisrtos, proyfstos ds ga correspondence
poEtexuals; y estos seran los dnieos vehfsaios
an que 80 condnzsa pan cen anes espeealan-
YaH.
s.e Los pastsles = psststillos, atE como
los dulees de s0dAs cfases que Sc cffscCRn O ID
venta por las eAlIes. debsrEn estar en- arteEas 6
bateRs cubieTtas, con sns correspopdientes ts-
pas de abriF earFar. EEsas tapas podran ser
de MADEIRA, ds hule de vidrio, svoluntad de
ioH dutfi1a.
o . I'm los essablseimiensos en- donde 40
expendan dulees. ai6:ar, queses mantsquilla,
mantsea. jam6n, toeino. etc.,ta 81 detail, debs-
ran tambi6n conservarse estos articnlos Gu
bferto de Las moscas y demks inssctos, por
medic de tapas que mu1 bien pueden ser ds
tsla alambrada. Esta disposiei6n se haee ex.
tsngiva n Las cArnicarxas, lee b srfas, confte.
rfaH, cafes, bodegoneg( hossles, rsstAuranas
dsnnks sstableci misntbs en que 80 oirec en- ali
mentos en- vsnta sk E6hlico, en- una osra
formA.
. Dsbs irnpedirse en- 10 posible CUE los
arifsulos que se ofrexcan o Ii vents an las
tlendas de vlyeEas, sean msnoseados por ios
Sc oasda tsrminsntsmsnts prohibido el
eoloeaF an las cnlles, Garressra s paseos, min
guna mesa puesto en- que ne vsndan arsfcpIos
com meatih!es, sin llsnaF 10 antsriormenta dis |
pnesto.
e. En- los ventorrillos pulperfas sn que |
za vanda carbon, sc cuidArk de que sate qtie- |
da sn an attic enseFamsnta separate, o fin de |
ora no ss ensueien los coneftbles gus en- 81 |
oaadan exhibirs0 Q Ia vsnta. EI mfsmo cui. |
dado hay que tsner con respseto al acaita de- |
saxb6n ksRosina.
R. NJ. Hernandez, M. o.
D!rsetor de Sanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19

Ioglatsrra eatk f0rtifeindo ID islR de JR-
maiea.
El Robierno fngiel pretande haeer all1 IN
balusrte tan fusrts como Ell de Santa Lucia.
O:ho cAaonss de gran ealibre fueron en-.
BARBADOS aver dsHda CowaB para Jamaica
gran pertraeho dc municiones Sc estf prepa-
randO para embArque.
El gobierno reforsarG Ii guaEniei6n de
dichA iHla.
Notieiss de WashfE gton dieen que II Gran
Brstana &c aprests f0rtifear todas las pose.
aionss en- las Indfas Oscidsntaies.
Exlste IN progrRnaa muy bien elaborado
para eI artillado de Ian islss para ell resfusr.
30 de las guarnieionss de las mismas.
Fate programs asSl resultado do una In
taligsneia IN virtnd de II cual oil Canal de
Panama estar& ba1o In eafaFA de indusncia
fp gIesa rte-amsTicsna.
Agregan las notieaas qus, euando los Ell
tsdos Unidos eompren la fsl& do 81. Thomas,
ssta isla tam bien ssrS muy fortiacada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
Morales.
Regreso de Mr.. Root

~ sserstArl, de 10 Guerra, Mr. Boot ha
roRFssRdo los Esaados UnfdoH, uroeadenta a.
LondrHR. -
En- una intervlew oua cslebr6 con nm "a
pIsssnents dcI sN York EYsniDg Post,s
snnelso MT II h'os que, an union del proeu-
E@u0F Nenskai mar. KNOX hR examinRdo en- Pa
uM ios Nsaios as pTopisdAd del proyectado en-.
NJ. ihshFcesanieoI qne estAn Al eorrisnte en
Mr.. Root In mAnifestado daNpUA. opa tau
trAbaioH 50 rsRnudRFkn en- el presenta sfio
AgRsg6 que no cree que Ell gohisruo ha1a
por 80 Anenaa 10 DORA, pero conffa sn que hR-
Ora mnEhAH empKasag EARTHQUAKES qua sa dEa-
putRFAE laB cbRAs d8l canal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
Comite local del Partido
Federal americana

FL Presidents Gel conttk dal ~o,,
Osdra en atsnta comuntearf6n fa.L Lo.uo os In
Snal. se sirve fnvitsr t1d,s Ia .e~ - 0sl &c
rios do esta ciudad para nn ~rasss. d.
pagandA qus tsndr6 Iugnr az scn.s1s us pro
el aomingo pr6xlmo FL dal nn. iocaioad
los ,,rsnar..ssea asaara M aap'endido. iasgar nor
W ~. que se vlenen hacisndo.
In vita e,Sn somplssco en- hscsr pdbilra dteba
; arios - sPsaAnuo oa sudos los eorralfCIn
dignsr .aa slu1ad, cue lea sea pnsihIes "a
dnnlIe r.srs. tan pRtri6sica dssta an
Iodol Ios ans.. a. oKoan mAa complete como an
Oaguaa, sshre, IN do 1903. pa s'ao'
El Presidents,
Modesto eola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-19
QU VAL. So.

Gel Psfs,D en- 50 fnformaelOa ssheA'
lisa eI suelteeffo qUe hgue
~Sa annneia para muy pronto M ms1s.ns
-.,hIiceno an SAn ssbastlkn que a iuZgar
.,,r 81 .ntnsiasmo cue refna. servirz de pr6logo
Ssrmoso = In extinef6n eompleta del r:rtido
fsderal DAremos mas oes1nsaS
Damasiado sAha ak PAlse gus sso
possible. ..x<.,r.os IL.
En- S&E y sbastiAn son eonbao.siLnwps 20 ~. 80
alementos cor qus casniA ei pAfhao
eAno.
NJ Sc foris iIuslones
Esa noticfs, las cop'as ce CAisinos Ass
.abs.fores de Ss.uts Tartw sIl y eomparsa. de
ARROYO, vlsnan ser ura mismA sosS'