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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
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APPLE SCALO.

The More Highly CoIored and Ma
ture Fruit Least Susceptible to It.
The scald is one Of the most serious
difficulties with which the handlers OF
apples in cold storage have TO contend.
Professor G. III. Powell has the, follow
ing TO say about it in Rural New York
er: All varieties Of apples 10 not suffer
alike. The Rhode Island Grcening and
York Imperial are the most seriously
affected of the great commercial sorts.
the trouble appearing about the iirS;
OF the year and progressing rapidly.
Winesap. Baldwin and Ben Davis ar,
often injured later in the season. anG
OF the less important varieties Smith
Cider. Grimes Wagcner. UuntSmHu
Minkler. Lankford. Arctic. Arkansas
(AIammOth Black Twig, Stayin. %.
Paragon. Maiden Blush Nero. Salo. .
Sharp and Pride OF Texas are offs. f.
badly Scaldcd.
The causes Of apple scald are uc.
known. Through the pomological i..
vestigations of the bureau of plant Joe
duStry the question has been systcnat.
ically studied from many Standpoin,>
There has been tendency among .r
pie growers and handlers in rcc.,i.
years 10 pick the fruit a little earlier
each season. believing that the frI:
that has not quite reached its hi.h,S;
color has better keeping qualities. n is
not improbable that this practice partly
accounts FOR the increase in scald in re
cent years and especially during the
last season.
There seems 10 he 4 direct relation
ship between the degree Of maturity Of
the fruit AMI its susceptibility TO scald.
The most mature. most highly col0rcd
apples OF the same variety appear TO
scald least. or. 10 apply the principle 10
an individual apple. the scald is worst
on its less colorcd side. Ii was OBJ
served about Feb. that Rhode Island
Grecning from the same orchard i'm
New York and kept in the same room
developed four times as much scald i'm
hard. grassy green fruit as in more
mature fruit picked two weeks later:
that light red. well grown York Impc-
rial (Ian. 20 from Virginia Developed
about nine times as much as later
picked rCddcr fruit; that light red. we'll
grown WinoSap tNIarch 10 from hi
nois developed more than thirty times
rs much as darker colorcd fruit; that
light Ben Davis March 1J) from Hi
nois developed four times as much ms
the darker colored fruit.
1t has been shown further that the
lower the temperature in the storag,
room the less the scald. For example
there has been from FIVE TO twenty
/ times rs much Scald i'm different varic
ties in a temperature Of 90 degrees as
| i'm 81 10 % dcgrepS
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Was Craven Innocent?

Early on Friday morning last "a
negro appeared at the farm house of
John Sonner, who lives several miles
from Strasburg, on the Valley Turn
pike. No one was ut home but two Of
Mr.. Sonner's young sons. The negro.
n large, burly man, asked the boys to
tell bim which road to take, so that
he could proceed down the valley
passing through Strasbu-g. He said
that he did not want to bp seen i'm
any town until he reached Stauuton.
He iutimated that he would be all
right once he reached that city.
The man told the bows that he was
wanted for n crime in LoudOun
county, and if arrested and taken
back he would be lynched. lie told
them that white man had been
murdered aud entertained the Youths
with description of how il had been
done, which conceded with the press
reports of the murder of William II.
Wilson. near Sterling. The negro
spoke of the matter n hoas,ful
manner and "a if he had had hand
in it. He said that he had lers,
travelling only by night up 10 that
time, but he intended to 90 on hv dav
down the valley, as he WAS mm
familiar enough with the country.
The bows directed him "a the back
road and he went in that direction
lie wore no coat. and fairly clean
whit shirt. What clothes were worn
were in go1d condition. Evldrntlv
the fug tive hal not heard nf the
lvnching of Charles craven. the
murder suspect, the preceding day,
near l..rShurg.
Crn'eu. IL will be- recalled. protest
rd his Innocence Ia the last.
The Snnncr hnvs sav that their
visitor looked as though he would
not hesitate at any crime.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

Trr weekly crop bulletin for the
Virginia section of the Weather
Rureau for the past week .s follows:
Fine rains fell ov'r the major part
of the State during the week. effrc.
tually breaking the partially
dromYhty con litions -under which
crops and 'rgetatinn in general bad
been suffering. Reports from all
correspondents. with the exception Of
II few in some of the Southside
counties, indicate a prompt and
decided Improvement in the general
crop situation. Pastures which were
burning have revived and are green
ing up. Considerable thres hing of
wheat was done The stacking and
hauling of oats has also been carried
on aud some threshing of the crop
done. while haying was completed
Most of the crops are now laid bv in
TidewAter and Middle division
counties, but the cultivation of those
in which this work has not vet been
finished has been somewhat retarded
locally by wet weather. Garden
stuff Is Improving. The crop of
melons, both watermelUns and canta-
loupes is large and the quality is
excellent. Cowpeas are also a fine
crop. Showers have put the ground
in excellent order in most sections
for fall ploughins, and many
farmers are vigorously prosecuting
this work and are getting ready for
the fail seeding of wheat and oats.
Seeding of turnlps is cecoming
general. Spring oats harvest is now
completed in all portions of the State,
the Valley division being the last to
finish up this work. In the Valley
division farmers have been busy in
stacking and housing their crop and
some threShing has been done. The
yield of the crop is abOnt average in
most sections and the quality very
good. Corn, which suffered severely
during the preceding two or three
weeks, was greatly benefited by the
abundant rain and for the most part
is again in good condition. There
are some exceptions to this rule. how
ever, principally in the case of the
early corn, which in some localities
is too far gone to be benefited
when the rain came. Late corn
though, much of which was in a
critical state of developement, was
brought forward nicely, and fine
crop is anticipated. Locally some
damage is being done by the chinch
bug.
Potatoes CIrish). Digging of this
crop was about finished during the
week in the Valley section, and the
yield and quality are reported to be
fine.
Fruit, except pears and grapes
continue to be- reported scarce.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
Thinning Fruit.

Next TO the prlnvr i,riilialtlca and
cultivation ia urclaid woi& a.. st..". Of
the fruit is of tia. most iupur-.l:cr 1t
matters little how much We u..,, ga.
rich the ground or pruuc uu1 trees
there Will be- some Seasons when we'll
formed trees will ST more frtt thau
they can properly majurv To lar.c Size.
good color aud tinr quality. auG ir we
wish 10 produce the finest fruit al of
the Imperfect specimens an of the
wOrmy. "narly. distorted surplus aud
very small fruit u.~i hV removed as
soon as its character cam bp deter.
mined. Thi: time for different varieties
and seasons Will hc about the LIST OF
July The cost Of this work ON trees
with very high branches will he SO
great as 10 consume all profits from the
crop. but on property formed. low head
cd trees the work can be- done at com
paratiVely little expense and results in
much profit TO the grower and salts
faction To both the grower aud con
sumer For the most rapid work step
ladders and common ladders of several
lengths should be on hand ready for
use, and only active, quick sighted help
should be employed. The cost of thin
ming the fruit on large trees where n
considerable number have been done
has been from - TO 30 cents each. aud
the profit has in many cases been more
than doubled.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13

Summer complaint is usually prevalent
among children at this season. \ well de-
veloped case in the writer's family was cured
last week 10y the timely use of chamberlain :
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedv-onc
of the best patent medicines manufactured.
and which is always kept on hand at the
home OF We scribe. This is not intended as
u Tree pull for the company, who do not
advertise with us, hut To benefit little suffer
ers who may not be within easy access of a
physician. No family should be without =
bottle of this medicine in the house, especi
ally in summer timc.-lansing Iowa, Jour
nal. For sale by J. &. Avis
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
Alert For nm ANGEL.

Mr.. Stormington Barnes and his lead
ing man were passing Il village church.
"Listenv exclaimed the eminent ira
gedian.
"Does the music OF the choir carry
you back to your boyhoOd days."
mo: but you know how long we have
been looking for some one with money
who was willing to back the show"
eyes"
"Weil, ! think hear some one inside
there singing Il Want TO BE an An
gel '"-Washington Star.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
Does It Pay to BUY Cheap 2

4 cheap remedy yor coughs aud colds is
all right, hut you Want something that Will
Gus results of throat and lung troubles.
What shall You do? Go to a warmer ami
more regular climate Yes. if possible; il
not possible for YOU. then i'm either ease take
the ONLY remedy that has been introduced
in all civilized countries with success in
severe throat and lung troubles, BoSchee :
German syrup Ii not only heals and
stimulates the tissues TO destroy the germ
disease, but allayS Inflammation, causes
easy eNpectoration, gives good nights rest,
and cures the patient. Try oNE bottle.
Recommended many years 10y all druggists
in the world. You can get DR.. G.. G.. Green =
reliable remedies here At Blcncowc'S drug
store. Get Green's Special Almanac.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13

The following twelve roses are said
TO be the special favoritcs OF Professor
MunSOn Of Texas. The kinds lie has
found TO be the most suitable and de-
sirablc in every way for outdoor plant
Ing are: Maman Cochct. rose pink. with
beautiful long pointed buds: White Ma
man Cochct. like the first named eX-
cept IN color and considered 10y him
the best white; Etoilc dc Lyon, Il rich
yellow: President Garnet. white. tingcd
with blush. which lie styles "a SUI
perb rose" KaiSerin Augusta Victoria.
white; Marie Guillot, creamy white:
Francesca Kruger. cOppcry yellow.
shaded pink; Duchess Of Albany. an
improved sport from Ia France and Of
a deeper pink; Meteor. rich dark Grim
son; Madame Lombard, bronZy pink
Clothilde Soupert. the blush pink poly
anthuS. Il very profuse blOomer. and
last but by no means least, that al
ways reliable, prolific and beautiful
old time pink favorite Hermosa.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13

One or the newer peaches Of real
promise is Chairs Choice shown in the
figure says Rural New Yorker. Ii is
large and handsome, deep. rich yellow
iii color. with red cheek. and ripenS
in late September, just before Late
Crawford and Beers Smock. soon after
Elberta. The flesh is firm and the DUAL
ity high. Ii appears 10 be n regular
and abundant bearer. Chairs Choice is
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
Poisoning the System.

Ii is through the bowels that the body is
cleanSed of impurities. Constipation keeps
these pOiSOnS in the system, causing head
ache, dullneSS and melanchOlia at first, then
unSightly eruptions and finally serious i'll
ness unless remedy is applied. DeWitt's
Little Early RiSers prevent this trouble by
stimulating the liver and promote easy
pills do not act violently, but by strengthen
ing the bowels enable them to perform then
work. Never gripe or distress. j. c. AVIS
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
SeaShOre Excursion.

Via Shenandoah Valley Route to
Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle
City. Avalon, etc, at very low rates,
Aug 2l, tickets limited seventeen
days, double daily service, Pullman
sleeper. w. Il. Bevill. Gen. Pass.
Agent, Roanoke, Va.
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CHAIRS CHOICE PEACH.

how being planted freely in many
peach growing districts and is regarded
by those who know it best as we'll
adapted to follow the Indispensable
Elberta. 1t is better and handSonrr
peach and does not conflict with il ina
season. The trees are generally vigor
Gus and healthy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13

'- w 'N-.'-'N'Sr 'iNtoI-
Preaching every First, Third and Fifth sun
days AT II "a. IN, and every Second and
Fourth sundays at $50 p. m.
Sunday school each sabbath 1t To a. M.
Glass Meetings every Second ami Fourth
sundays al II a. IN.
Prayer and song Service on First Third and
Fltth sundays AZ 80 D. m.
Prayer Meeting on Thursday ol c..ch W,cb
40 $50 p. Ia.
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TO CURE y COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Hromo QUininc Tablets. All
druggists refund ihc money ID F, fails o. cure.
+. w Groves signature is On each box. 25c
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Dl6HOI
LIE
TOWN AMI NOHMTU
hun W hAi'l'i~on- judge.
"'l'h'S'er' Va
Meets February ], May - aud October ~.
-o-
'V' Nh 'V'hI.
Hos. :. j. q. MooEE. Judge
Berryvillc. Va.
NJ. e-.-r
''''' ''N' i"'~'''H iii ei'n month
-o
BOARD OF PERNr~oR-
""p'l "l>irci-l T. Lew 'halrn.sll.
Grcenway District-R Powell PAGE.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REv. ID. II. ScNNLoN. Pastor.
Preaching every sabbath moruiugatl
Sunday school every sabbath morning al
$50 o'clock.
Ladies Aid Society. tr>, Friday evening of
each month al O'Clock. 40 Mrs lSiac
Bowman = residence.
Children : Missionary society. second Sab
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Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday al . P. IA
Sunday school every sunday at $50 a. IN.
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Preaching every sunday "a, u a. u.. and =
=. m.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
chapel Distrct-T II. Levi. Chairman.
Grcenway Di>trict-B. Powell Page
Battle Town. Ia. barnett.
Longmar~h-C. T. Harie-fv.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-08-13
DIRECTORY
OF THE
TOWN AND COUNTY

COUNTY COURT.
Hos. :. !. e.. MooEE. Judge.
lierrNvillc. Va.
Meets first Tuesday in each month.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
a DHESTRO = SHNHESTR0

onA nsrs vsygn sn4a del uAfs, ss sdita en- Ca
guRs, aiga por mas tiempo psrturbando la IA
mills pusrt0rriqusfis.S
Asf, en- sua formR chAbaeana, en- parrad-
IIos cortados pFsmioEos, que parecen nsehos
con cnautA gOtas, es como ptds @E AguilaS
Mr. Hunt que, dascandiendo sl nivsl dc loa
Antiques mAndarinsB de In coloniA, comsta ese
monasFuoso atsrtado contra lA Hbertsds como
si sn YES de Representing ga Pusrso kico IA
nacI6n ansrIcanA fuaBs ssbirPo del OxAr de
1Estorba 8 moleStA LA DEMocRACIA 6
nusstros &dvsrsarios?
Tai parses qus 81 suAndo quiersn dsSha-
esras as ella , psrs llsgsr tai I'm no sncusn-
tran oaro medic que sHs rscurso GbtrGto, que
aeonssian Gl g0bierno qus.da llevarse cabos
llanarfa de paamo, msravtlls asombre no
soIRments Rl pueblo de los EstRdos nidos E1no
todas las nAcionsa ciViiizadss.
81 Sc pEetsnds Gus esse nusstrs cAmpRha
contra sl actual gobsrnRdor y sus secuacssa no
eS In violenciA el medic mRs honrado p&usi-
Para que dssEparssc& lA esnsurs, precise
as que primsro desapRrexcan los motives que
dan origsn n ella, sirvisndolA de base y dc fan.
dAmanto.
Por 10 dsmks, sin euidado nos tiens que
aEl AguilA de Pusrto Rico1 con alta, noble y
gsnsPosa intsnci6n quisra azuERr Mr.. Hunt
contra nosetros, trAtsndo De avivaT en ei P6n-
corss v scritudss, q a de utiiEarlas en- pro-
vscho, qniEas por rivaliiades ds empreaa por
otFss esusAs d. pArecidA jazz.
n erssmos qua, Dar much1 geande que
asB O. ran"~- qns NJ. Hnnt puedA Abrfgar con-
ira La DEMoCRACIA prssts al POGO airoso
papsl de- ssrvir &c AguiiaS de instruments,
para Gus sstR aaai.fsgA meAquinos resqnemo-
res Al amor pTopio......
NJ dsscsndsrk tsntn NJ. Hunt; no Ils-
CARA 81 extFamo que preAsnda. poniendose
nj servieio de intsrssss bAstardoA do p&sio'
mss men gu&dAs.
Al proponents Gel AguilaD 10 que lie pro-
pone con rs'pscto noaotro', le haes una
ofsna7 que sAbIk rsch&&zr al descsndients de
Jorge Washington, sl hijo libre ds II repdbli-
ca mas dsmocPasica y tolerRnts del mundo..
M logr&rsn nusHtros adversRrios aus Rvla'
SOS prop6Sitos.
Hzn dssprsst'gisdo Mr.. Hunt ahora
quisren dsshonraFis, empuisndois inducien'
dole eomessr aet0s susorit&Eios y repugnan'
sas, pFopIos de blranuslos, & tomaT rufnss y
bochoFnosas vengRnEEs.
OORTAD1LLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
Nueya industria en- Caguas

IN distinguido amigo nusstro hA impor-
sado ds los EstRdos O los una msgnfdcs
ma uinGPia para hAcsr hielo, en CsguAs.
Dsntro de brevsa diaH comenERF6n lAs
obrAs del sdiicio que hR de instAiaraa.
La ciudAd ganara notRblemsnts cuando
comiencs In sx piotaei6n de l9 nusvR tnduatris
puss ApAPta de consumiF sl RRtfeulo preci0
mas red ucido, 10 sSudrs = msno euAndo aeon
ssia an uBo Alghn medieo en- eAaos de sDfsrms-
dad.
En sEtos fltimos msgss Sc han dssaFFollado
an CAguAa . gunGs ebfsFmsdAdes snd6mtsss
que han sxljido oil tr2tamisnto del hisiO ,,
muchss veesS, Se Ia earscido de s hEeiendoss
nscesMrio solicit&Tlo en- San Juan.
B 30 otro punto da vista no solo CANA Ca
guaa con la fabrication de mn nusvo edidcio,
81 que tAmbisn Ia nusvs smpFsss dGrS ocupA-
ei6n q nc Behas psRson8s, pusE no SO circuns'
bFfF& Bu Dagocio nj tATmtnR municipal, extsn-
diendoIo y todoS loa pueblo elEeunvscinos.
Il pFopistSrio de In empress ea nm cab&-
lisTo do grandOs iniciAtivAs IN me1ico ciru'
1Ano tslsn toto qne goGE dc iutta f&ms.
DsssGuoRis complete exibo sn 10 BReianAe
empress fsiieitRmcs los eskhsh7s PoF ssE
meioEA cuYos benthcioH ditfsutsrAn prontc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15

aEl AgutIA do Paaft1 RieoB an estIlo so
lamnsp Munqua IN tAnt0 sfestGdo, as dirigs ii
Gobsrnador Mr. Hant , 10 rsquisrs para que
&c nm plumsro POGO msnos, dserets Ia supre
sion de LA DEMooRAcIA. .... ..Iy viva IA libsr-
kad 4 "a In pEsnsRl
I'm psri6dico que ss llama rspublieano,
que alREdsa a. nuStsntar y defender los prin-
cipios demseFkticoS, ,tenfa que ser quien tan Pc
TsgFinA SolIeitud dIrigIsra AI G1bsrnsdor Ct.
nj NOS sorprsnds nj nos Auombra Ssusian.
% Ccnducta.
Todo 10 erssmoH todo 10 erpsrAmoa del
parti1o rspublisano, por sIiupsndo Rn6maio
cue clio sea.
Asi, puss, no NOS sxtrafa que ell AguiIas
cuferA YstrogadaF n los tiempos mas ominosoa
dc In cclonis, euAndo In pransa eaFsefA de e..
TantfaH rsapsto Ss hallAhR q msFcsd de 10
estultleia dsl cAprIcho de an censor, de IN
fiscal de IN gsnsralote qus podian eoaraar
Il libra smision del psnsAmiento gupFimiE
los paRl6dicosI ai In censurA de estoH les mclsH-
tRbR.
PEstsnder rssueitar tamsnos procsdimisn-
tot baio 10 sobaRanfs amarisana, smprssa 90
msriAoriA dig al, que eatAba rsssTvAdA al
ARuilA do PuaFto-RicoI
BAtid pAlmRa, rspubis&nos, ui oil satupor
On dsiA ssp1rcio lUgs para clio
Paro vsRmos como Sc ex plicotsA GEl Agui-
Tr6tRss de IN documsnto curioso, msrses-
dor de pAEAF lG hiHtoriA para que nuastroa
daseendiantss as aoiaesn con su isctuRa vean
6 que &bsrFacionss tsn grAndss conducsn los
o0ios los sneouoS polfueos.
Tlons Il palA0rs el vocsA1or rspublieAno
de Ponce
&No vsnimol, dsf1ndsros de loatu1usfoa
yApsslonAdos cSrgos que Sc os hscen;
NJ vsnimos poner de rslisvs Vuestra
eonouetR eoFrscta
N1vsvimoG @ hacer notoriss vuestr&a ella
vRdss miRAa favor del pAfs.
Vsnimos ST psdiros nombrs de 10 pas
pdbllsa;
Ru nombrs de 10 trAnquilidAd de Puerto
Rieo;
En uomhrs de- pueblo 1e pusrtorriquenos
RltAmsBte Cfsndidoi
En- nombrs de los prsstigios del gohsrpo;
En nombFs de vuestro personal prestiglo
no psrmitAis mas
q 1s 6tA violRel6n las lsyas,
Gas ssos dsHkf dsros,
q - ssoa ssc&ndklos,
40 ssos insultos psoesesat
Qaa saRs coniinuas diAtribAs de psFi6iieo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
Una vueIta al mundo


HA fr&easA60 el prOJestn de IN gSbinste
de eoneentrsei6u del euAl formRrfA parts Ell
senoF Il Rlmsro II lblsdo.
Los psri61icoH dc Ia noehs eomsntsn las
didenltadss con que tropisZs el tsnor SAgRttR
paFa oTgaBisar nuevo gabiaete.
ssf1F r lmsro E bledo estuVo eoBfsFen-
siando aver con 81 gaReral LopaK D3minguss,
, ssto hito erasF Que Ia negative del prlmero,
q f1rmAr parts de- gooierno, era dehida lAs
fadusneiRB del general.
-Dicsn . timA horA de Il capital de
Espsht que st motivo de h&bsrEs nsgAdo sl
atn-F RameFo r b 'sdo enarAF en- - CON btDa
et6n pn ftieA Que hats msdifado ei ssfi1r S.
Faata. hA Eldo nD asEio 9iEg0atc habloc sntre
sI ssfor Romero RJbiedo don Seg'smundo
RAoges-
E.ts, ssg6a los rumores eireul.dos, no
vefa con bnsnos oioH 10 spFcximaeioa ds9 fsn1r
omaFc Roblsd0, al g1hlsrno nA eoAasknlao
uus fra el pan pofUeo.
III minislro de Ia gobsrnAelon dimisfona
yshIsrna m hombrs como al sshor Ronsro
sbIsdo. .,a. .t..a.r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
OORTADlLLO.

Ssgasta para suASiEAr las AspsRosss entYs los
dos 20 fIlcos msncionadcs, han sido in6tiles.s
81 stf1r Romero Roolsdo. declara que no
formSrA parts de ning1n gobierno en- Ell cuAi
no sntrsn los at11rss Duque de TetuAn Lo~
pes D1mfogusx
DslE eorfsrsneiA csIebrada syer con al
general L6psz Domfog oeE, hs dicho ell sefior
r 1msro 3bledo, que sI programa del general
ss digno de que 10 sscandsn todos Los buenos
sspb d lles.
Ri dlEgusso con al senor Morst, fus pro-
voeAdo poF eli mtsmo. como un prsssxto para
no desAirAr Al ssiIor sIgasta.
Marrueoos
e! sultkn de MarFuseos, Ia sufrido una
ssrlA derrotA poE los rsvoiusion&Fios.
Las tFopss dsl gobisrno vsneiaas y email
trechas Sc rssirAFon hacia TstuAn psrssguidRs
muy de csres por los rsbsldes.
Las b&jAs ocuFridGs en- Ell sncueutro fusron
Anormss. Sobrs al cam po de balaliR. despuss
de oeho h0rAs de eomhats, quedaron mas de
mil doscientos cAo&veFes.
Los hsridos sFSn rsmatsdos por aus COM
pRasros pSrs que no impidiessn R YetirAdR.
Los rsbeIdes aiensn sitisdR . Tstukn, DON
de Sc rsfUgl6 vsncido Ell Sultan con 81 ejer-
eiao.
Las tropas rsbsldsa paasn de Is nail y Sc
diaporen q ssAIsaF Ia eiudsd con sl Nm ds apo
dsrArss del SaItsa.
Las nGeionss suropeas ervfan buqnss los
pusraos kfrieAnos, psFa prossgsr aus fhoditos
dc posiblss sgresionts sn sus Interests y vidas.
huChos extrRpgeros han llegAdo huysndo
90 10 guerra los pusrtos ssps holes "a Gil
bFRlsar,
EsperAse un furioso ataqus la eiEdAd de
an momsnto otro.
Venezuela
El general Manuet Antonio Matos, q duisn
loI pFineipAiss mititAFss de Vsnsxueia han re-
eonocido como Jsfs Supreme de lA Isvoiuei5n,
eneEentFass desde syer en- CuEASao con al e. q
de reponsF 80 saiud, houdamanse QnebrAntada
pOF . cRmpafis de siste mssas que realIx6 deg
de GairiS hAsta las pusrlas de Caracas.
Lego fsiismente u CuraS3o, porque los Re.
beIdes aomlnkn c&si todR Is costa occidental
del pafs.
PArs oil gsnerRl Castro, 10 ausaneia an
farmadAd dsl general Mabos signineR-dfce-
sl aniq amisnto da lA RRvoIucion con tat
motivo ia FessAblecido gu gohsTno an CAraeas
Affrmase, empsro, qu0 uDs psrSa del eier-
eibo ravoiueioLario psFmRnsce sn lss ceFeanfas
do La Vlctoria iR otra smenazA Vslencis.
La ifneS fsrroviSKis sntrs estAs dos ciuda-
dss sssA en podsF de ios rebeldss.
3 stefsito de Castro psrmanses ada l.
defsnsivR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-15
PresO en- Vega-baja

Emilio 9rona, mismbro de lR fusFSE de
polieiA irsulAr, 81 euAl hAstA Agosto 20, ssauvo
astacionado en- HnuRcac, yA eats en- Ia cArcel
dc PnsTtA de Tisrr&, aguAFdAndo oil rsEuitado
de 10 eRusR que Sc ls Eigus.
GiFonA fue krreatRdo en- Vsga- bRia poF Or
dsn del procuFRdoT general.
No Ha la Rdmis6 danxR.
Sc AcusR Grona da hRbsr dado muerts q
an tAl HIlArio HsrnSndas, q prineipios de Agos.
50 hltimo,