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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
PHILIPPINE VETS
Camp Patterson Holds Pleasant Smoke
Sociai-The Membership
Grouyinn

A. large number Of veteran comrades Of
the Spanish h-American war assembled at
Union Temple on Washington avenue S
last night and enjoyed one of the most en-
thusiastic smokers since the organization
of Camp A. R. Paterson, N. 1, Minnesota
Society, Army Of the Philippines. The
camp gave every evidence Of being on the
high road to permanency and success and
over forty applications for membership
were received while still other eligibles
signifed their intention of getting In the
game later on.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, was the principal
speaker of the evening and delivered a
glowing tribute to the work of the
American soldiers in the late war with
Spain. Following the address, moving
pictures depicting stirring scenes, were
shown and the Tuskegee quartet rendered
a musical program. ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
Read These Carefully.

Read These Carefully.
Good Table Peaches, doz cans. $3.50
Eastern Pears, doz. cans. 80. .$1.20
Picked Beets, doz. cans. 49,. .95c
Standard Tomatoes, doz. cans. $3.50
Fancy Telephone Peas, dozen
cans '.......:: .''q1:ao
Early June Peas, doz. cans. ;. soc
Sliced Pineapple, dozen, 2-lb
cans ST. 80
Kettle Rendered Lard, lb. -. >. lie
Home Made Catsup, qt. bottle. .10c
Pure Jelly, 15c tumbler. ..... .10c
Large Queen Olives, qt. .25c
Jumbo Sour Pickles, doz. -. .10c
Pearl Tapioca, lbs. ....... .25c
Toilet Paper, Z pkgs. .25c
(EIther roll or f'at.)
Parlor Matches, 1000 in box. Sc
Fine Japan Rice, 5 lbs. .... .35c
Victor Soap, 10 bars. .35c
(Box, 100 bars, ss.25.)
White Lily, large size, floating
soap, 6 bars. ............. .28c
(Box, 100 bars, $4.5o)
Evaporated Apricots, lb. ..... SC
Large Evaporated Peaches, h.. sc
Evaporated Apples,good ones, lb 7c.
Bottled Olives, 15c size. .... .10c
Soc size. .E5c
Archer's Perfect Gloss and Corn
Starch, package. ....... ..7c
Rice Starch, package. ....... &c
Macaroni, pound package. .7c
10. lb. Rolled Oats. ..... .25c
, 10 lb. sack Graham Flour. -. :16c
10 lb sack Yellow Corn Meal 1212c
10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $1.OO
SO lb. SIX. 'Yerxa's Extra Flour $1.95
Deviled and Potted Ham and
Tongue, IA lb. tin, can. =. &c
dOZ. .......... 45c
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
ADDED TO FAMINE FUND
The Minneapolis Retail Grocers' Associ-
alton Sends In Contribution of
$o72 25.

There still remain some committees
appointed by the Hennepin County Fam
inc Relief Fund committee to be heard
from. One reported this morning, making
substantial addition to the fund.- else
where reported. Through its secretary,
J. S, Taylor, the Minneapolis Retail Gro
GERS, association sent in $272.25. OF this
amount $50 was secured by the South
Side Grocers' club, and SIS was appropri-
ated by the general association; the re-
mainder was Individual donations from
member
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
CATLlN is ACQUITTED
Jurors Believed His Story Of Stool Pigeon
- =. .t.EtNNarlc

Jurors Believed His Story Of Stool Pigeon
- - ~. .-fWor<. Ins.- 80:
William Cat1in, the youth who claims to
have been induced fb take, part in a burg
larry enterprise BY David Gullickson, the
alleged "stool pigeon Of ex-Detectives
Vaughn and German, was acquitted by a
jury yesterday afternoon. The defend
ants story, which appears to have been
given credence by the jury, was that after
repeated advances and proposals made by
Gulllckson he, Catlin, finally went with
the 'stool pigeon to the saloon at "a
Central avenue. He swore that his guide
went into the building through a window
and, opened the door for his entrance and
that he stepped inside only to find himself
arrested by the offfiicers lying in wait
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
li!13I 5!lf lei IS 3I||
BAKERS ADJOURN
Committee of National Assn Will
Meet in Philadelphia, June 6.

, The executive committee of the Ma
'tional Association of Master Bakers ad-
journed yesterday until June 6, when it
will meet again in Philadelphia. All Of
the important questions which came UP
at this meeting have been allowed to go
over until the Philadelphia meeting. A
program for the national convention was,
however, agreed upon. Louis Schmall of
Hoboken, Robert Morton of Detroit and
Charles Schneider Of Washington were
appointed committee to represent the
association at the meetings Of the Scot
tish and English Bakers association in
Edinburg and London next summer.
After business was out Of the way the
members of the committee visited the
Chamber of Commerce as the guests of
the Washburn-C Crosby company and later
w. G. Edgar entertained them at lunch
con at the Northwestern Miller building.
1000 Hats.
Saturday only at CSC; $3.50 and $3.50
values Ideal FIatters, 412 Nicollet ave.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
WORK WITH INSECTS
Interesting Experiments Made in
~..1 California.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special 5erv1ce'
Berkley, Cal, April 17.-Warren T.
Clark of the University Of California, is
pursuing in the case of land insects GER
tain lines of research parallel to the ex-
periments with marine forms Of life in
which DR.. Jacques Loeb has been 50 sue
cessful.
Mr. Clark has demonstrated that the
wings Of the rose aphis can be developed
or modified by chemical excitation and
that their growth is not due to causes
hitherto assigned.
AS result of his experiments Mr..
Clark has shown that by changing the
food he can alter and control the growth
and development of the insect.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS

Minnesota--Fair tonight and probably
Saturday; variable winds. Wisconsin and
Upper Michigan-Fair tonight and Satur-
day: fresh easterly winds. Iowa-Fair to-
night; probably followed Saturday by in
creasing cloudiness in west portion; south
erly winds. North Dakota-Fair tonight;
increasing cloudiness Saturday; variable
winds. South Dakota-Fair tonight;
Saturday increasing cloudiness with pos
sibly Showers; fresh southeast winds.
Montana-Partly cloudy with possibly
showers tonight or Saturday; variable
winds.
Correct Dress-Head to Boot.
The Great Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Monthly Meeting Held Yesterday-Re
port Of the Work Of the
f. Month, .>

Secretary Jackson reported at the
monthly meeting Of the Associated Chari-
ties yesterday that 2O8 families had re-
ceived attention during the month. A
leave Of absence was granted Mr.. jack
son to attend the national conference of
charities workers at Atlanta, May 6-12.
A committee consisting of J. r. King
man, George G. Christian and Mrs. F. A.
Chamberlain was appointed to consider
the advisability Of establishing a Mime
apolis provident fund system to encour-
age saving. A resolution of thanks was
extended to the Samaritan club for aid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
DAIRY DEPARTMENT.

Fresh Dairy Butter, lb. ...... Zoo
Creamery Butter, lb prints. :. .24c
Full Cream Cheese, lb. ....... .15c
Very Fancy Eastern Cheese, lb. .17c
Fine Limburger Cheese, h.. >. 14c
SMOKE YERXA'S GOOD CIGARS,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

Only Twenty-four Hours
Now required for filling orders for de-
veloping and printing at E. B. Meyrowitz
Kodak Dealer, 604 Nicollet Ave. Mail
orders solicited.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
FIRST BAPTISTS MEET
The Church Has Received 129 Members
and Lost 2o2 in the

and Lost 202 in the
Year.
The First Baptist church has a net
membership Of 964. The report read at
last nights adjourned annual meeting
showed that the increase during the year
had been 129 and the dismissals 202. The
total expenses and benevolenoes were
$21, 1,456.1S, of which $8,905.09 was given to
home and foreign missions. Additional
officers were elected as follows: Directors
Of the Northwestern Bible and Missionary
Training school, F. E. Tallant, A. w.
Howard, D. G. Bell, the latter succeeding
c. J. lockwood; superintendent of Emer-
son avenue mission Sunday school, D. H.
Painter; superintendent of Bearan branch
Sunday school, Carleton Kelsey.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
COURT NEWS
A COPYRIGHT SUIT

West Publishing Co. Demands Heavy
Damages for infringement.
An action to recover 1000, 900 damages
for alleged infringement of copyright was
brought yesterday, in the federal circuit
court at Brooklyn, N. Y, by the West
Publishing company, of st: Paul, against
the Edward Thompson company Of North
port, L. I. These damages are said to be
the largest claimed in a similar SUIT. Both
the West and then trllompsm, companies
are prominent publishers Of law books, and
it was chiefly in an encyclopaedia of law
that the Thompson company is alleged to
have trifled with the interests of the plain
tiff. More than 5000 specific articles are
cited by the West company as violations
of copyright. .,y ;!
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
ST. PAUL SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Committee makes Arrangement for Dle
play at the st. Louis Expo
sItIon Next Year, .-.-

play at the St Louis Expo.
sItlon Next Year. ....
The st. Paul board of education has
appointed a committee to arrange for an
exhibit of the schools Of that city at the
st. Louis exposition, a fund having been
appropriated for the work. This commit
tee has recommended to the superintend-
ent Of schools that the work be repre-
sented progressively year by year-cor.
related wherever possible, and otherwise
by individual subjects-that photography
be used largely as medium Tor showing
work for which room cannot be provided
and for classes engaged in work that can.
not otherwise be represented. The com
mittee also urges the value Of displaying
kindergarten work, nature work, drawing
sewing. wood work, Industrial work, pen
manship, arithmetic, English, geography
history and music.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
U. OF M. CATHOLIC ASSN
Its Trustees 0rganize-0fficers Are
Named-Building in Prospect.

The trustees of the University of Min
nesota Catholic association organized last
evening by appointing Rev. James McGol-
rick, Duluth, chairman; Rev. J. J.. Dan
ehy, Minneapolis, vice chairman; Fred B.
Chute, Minneapolis, secretary; Herbert
Kelly Minneapolis, treasurer.
Plans have been made to raise funds to
erect a building at the "U' for the asso-
citation.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

Frank Webster recently convicted and
sentenced in the criminal court, is not the
young man Of that name residing at 2732
Cedar avenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

General Baden-PoweI Of the British army
called On Secretary Root yesterday to pay his
respects He is travelling quietly thru the c0un-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
Adelaide e. kInqman Estate,

An inventory and appraisement Of the
estate Of the late Adelaide E. Kingman
has been filed in the probate court and
gives the value Of the real and personal
property as $44, 913. 83.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
BAKERY SPECIALS.

Fresh Baked Ginger Snaps, lb. sc
Fresh Baked Soda Crackers, lb. Sc
Just Baked Bread, full 16 ounce
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
Y + X 4
Iain s53.-Tel. either company..353 Main
Fresh Fruits and Veg Id.

Ripe Strawberries, qt. boxes... 15c
Pineapples, each !. . s. .10c
Large Navel Oranges, SOC size,
i doz. -. .35ci
Lemons, doz. .>...10c
Cocoanuts, each ......... -. Sc
Wax Beans, lb. ...17c
Spinach, peck. SOC
Potatoes, bushel .35c
Red Globe Onions, peck. ...... sc
Fresh Radishes, Cucumbers, Green
Onions, Asparagus, Tomatoes,
Egg Plant, Oyster Plant, Eng
lish Cucumbers, Parsley, Water
Cress, Mint, Head Lettuce, Leaf
Lettuce, Green Peppers, Red Pep
pers, String Beans, Pie Plant,
New Carrots, New Turnips, New
Potatoes, Cauliflower, Spanish
Onions, Mushrooms, Horse Rad
ish Root.
Hoffman House Coffee, unmatch-
able, lb. ...3Oc
Other coffees as low In price as, b. .12Iac
Minarda Tea, a perfect blend, lb..60c
100 other Teas to select from as low
In price as, ID 15c
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

'IntelIigently Selected Shirts,'
81, $3.50, 81. Hoffman's Toggery Shop.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
55::q]b

You may never again get the chance
Of S per cent in a well managed Savings
Bank.
Reduction after Sd July.
Even hundreds only. Interest begins
list May.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

The Savings Bank Of Minneapolis
Adam Hannah, Treasurer, 107 4th st. S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

Your Hat Is Seen From Afar.
See that it's from The Plymouth.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

Save your money for the big bargain.
Trfling bargains you can get every day.
s1.00 UP received on Pass Books.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-09
POliCfa InSular

Dsntro de nm mes, pr6xlmam snte,
No dictar&n por ell Cuartel general
de dicho euerpo, 6rdenes terminan.
tes & fin de que 10 uAiformidAd en- Ell
vsstir sea una verdad en- dicho insti.
tuto,
Hoy 90 observs que los oncialss,
usan gorras y otros sombreros y
que tAnto aqu6 los como los guar.
dias, unos visten de blaneo y otros
de amarillo.
e ccronel Hamill 90 promote que
todas estas irrsgularidadev 90 corri.
jan de una maner& r&pida.
Todos los policfas desde ell de mas
alta graduation al tltimo gusrdia
lievarA pantal6n corto do punto =
polainas.
TAmbi&n 90 cAmbiark el color del
fondo dc las eharretsras, que serG
azul On vsx de negro.
En ell pr6ximo vapor ei lar. isfe
mandAr& nm modelo 6 los Estados
Uaidos, de los iusiguias que han de
llsvar en- el euello dc la guerrera.
que ssrk un sseu&o pequalio de Pto.
Rico en- yes dc lAa inisialss !. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-09
Good bve!

El DepRrtAmsnto de Iustru esi6n
P6blics envisr& 6 algunos maestros
puertorriquefioB y americanos, To-
Gig aiente earsa:
.sLA 1ltimR session Dc In Legislstu
ra Aprob6 10 Ley del 2 de Fsbrero
de 1908 titulAds: "Lay para Rsvisar
Eumsnaar y sCoaifieari Las Lsyss
Generates y Reglamentoa de ustrus.
ci6n Publ IN de Puerto Rico para
otros finss" y conoeida por 10 L4y
Escolar Compilsda de Paerto Rico.
La Secci6n Al de dichs Ley dice asf:
''No 80 expsdirG certidcado de macs.
tro para las escuslas pdblieas de
Pasrto Rico & personas mayores dc
60 afios."
Ri @ omiaionado de Instruction n sieu.
te muchfsimo que ustea ne encuen.
tire Ga dicho cRso y. por 10 tsnto,
despues do darle 6 ustsa las m6s 90.
presivAs gracias por ell machfsimo
inter6s que Sc ton6 en- difan&ir In
pdolisa en- ID juvanswa
puertorriqusfia, De vs. oblie ado 6 NO
removable 10 hceneia de maestro On.
ra el pr6ximo afio, ON camplimiento
de 10 Ley VICENTE Dsss6naola &
usted muchaa prosparidAdes v repi.
ti4ndole Las graeias por ga labor 90.
collar, soy suyo respetaosamsnts,
Alberto F M0rstnes.
SsCretario.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-09

Tan pronto empiezs 4 regir el
nuavo presu puesto, ell sef1or Supe.
rintendense de tel6grafos. 90 propo.
ne eolccSr tantas &C n 1ritAs telegra'
hstAs on las estaciones do nwsvs
creAc,o1, euRntas est6n para clio
aptas.
Sc sstk stableeiendo actualmsn
te conext6n entire Ell heli6g .af) de-
10 Ia de Calebra, CON 10 red tele'
gsAfca de esta isla. Es nm adelanto
positive.
Aver fusron asistiacs en- ell Guar
to de Socorros seis psrsonas de con
tusiones levea.
Hoy fu6 pussto On libertad J Juan
Is. Marx0. que cumplia eondena en-
el dspoaito municipal por altsrar 10
pAz p6bllca.
-POr IL ohsina del Procurador
G Gsneral Sc hA communicate 6 los CON.
fiaados, Jose Audino Gales, Fran
ei ,cO Roman Levy, Antonio Muller,
Johu @ ark Ricardo r 1maa v F.. an.
cisco Msrcano, que aus escritou 90
l1eita edo Ell indulto de las condemns
que extinguen han sido archivsdos
PVA 40~@Ae@A &C AOV @ub8S908Ub@@ QU0
ne eneuentran on To- misma ofisina
que sus petieionss dc inaulto faeron
resueltAs go ssntiao negative no hR'
co mueho tempo.
AL Jusx de Paz de Adiuntss ne
le pide informe sobre la prisi6n 6
multA que le impuso al vscino do
squella locali&ad, Juan Martinex,
que fac dsnunciaao por infeinjir Las
leyss de- sanidad.
-Auoehss .faeron sxhAltados al
grado de maestro mason los i6venes
don jaime NAdal y don F. Val Spi.
nosa. Ambos pertenecen 6 10 Res.
petabls Logic Regeneration.
Los alumnos de 70 escuela 'Lin.
cohn" han prsssntsdo ana petici6n
al Honra BILE Comisionado de Il iuca.
ci6n, CON Ell fin de que NO sa suspen.
dan les elases noetur rnAs de 10 men
cionada eseuela.
Hoy pss6 & 10 r&rcel de Puerta
de TERRA y de Allf ir& 6 preside 6
cumplir cordena el individuo Nico.
medex Sanchez, ser tenciado DOR la
Corte dc Distrito & cumplir uu a1lo
y nm dia de prision correctional.
-EstA noche % ealebrar6 ANA js.
rama en- el ''Parque Borinquen.
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Un error

Nos disc "CAglioatro" que On nm
artfculo suyo que public6 syer este
aiario BE diio por error que al eapi.
tan Urrutis le habfs sido pediaa 10
renuncia, siendo que 90 pdblico
que fac hechA aquella renuncia de
nua manera espont&nsa por el sefior
Urrutia como por aquallos dias 10
hizo p6blico 10 prenss.
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Information Local

Santos de mAfArs: vi despu6 }
de- PAscuA. StoE, A atomic oh. G jr
1iAno Y EpimAce mrs y Job prof. y
stAs. B AndA mr.. y B ,atriz vg
-OArtAs detenidas On 10 admins
trs0i6n do corfeo de esta ciudad:
Conception, A. Clark, J. Castro,
N. q. Clarke, -. e. Crus, M. de 10
Oamy T. G. CAbiios, J. Colon, A.
LA DirectivA de la "Alianza
ObrerA", socieaad de Artesanos de
San SsbAstiau. se sirve dirigirnos
AtentA inviISc 6 para 10 veladA lfri-
to.literaria que tendr& lugar hoy s6-
ado en- los salones de 10 r fe ida
GoCie lad.
-Ea aLS DSlca AliAnxAs en- dom
de 40 vende Ell ApArAto impiador de
calSAdo conocido CON e. nombre de
sDAndy Shiners. Es nm invento de
grAndisim1 utiliaad y sconomis.
Para informes y pedidos Airigirse
M. r. CAlderon & o.. Apartado
251 San Juan Puerto Rico,
Pedro X. Enriquez ~ malo y
F6)ix Ramos por riiia en- la Marins,
fneron aentenciados por ell juez de
pas de OAtedral & Aufrir 90 diAs de
ArreAto 'cAds uno.
Paul H. Flnegei, &rm6 la gran
gArAtA 6 Julia Rivers, csrcA de Ba.
yajk. Ri juex Kopel 10 trar quilizo
imponiendole estA mA1AnA Sl5 de
multA y les costss.
..TelAS de Soda, Iona. hi'o y al'
godon para trsjes de- aefiorAs: gran
urtido sn sLN BAyAmonesa..
EStA tArds 90 llevAr6 & efecto el
Sepelio del cad&ver del teleGrAhsta
del cable. senior Bsynes, que serG
conducidn desde ID Gale de Tstuan
1mero 88, hastA 10 Ultima mora.
de-. r. I. p.
Los aspirantes & las plazAs va
cAntes para seguir In cArrera de
maestro, gratis, en- ID Normal de
masstros, aeben terer en- cuentA que
50 uellas solo se aajudicarkn 6 los
vsrdAderAmsnte pobres y que est0n
la Altura intellectual del octave
grAdo de las escuelas pGolicAs.
..Es extr&orainar' el ndmero de
AspirAntes que diariAmente solicitAn
del DspartAmento de EiucAei6n,
concurrir & las oposiciones para on
IL Aoo 80 b0SoBl 6G00N0m 9A ~ %
cuela Normal de maestrog para ne.
guir lA carrera del ms gisterio.
III diA 4 del mes en- eurso ne lle'
vo 4 sfsct0 en- 10 escuela rural de
sGusjAtGcAs San Sebastian, una
confsrenciA pedagogical bsjo In d.
reccl6n del pre- fssor Andres Mendex
LiciagA, & ID que AsiAtieron % pa
ares dc fsmilia, 20 nif1os de ambos
eexos y vArios mAestroS.
..Ea el tren de aver tsrae regrea6
& ests ciudad 10 simpGtica sei1oritA
AuitA Soto, desuues do hAbar pasa'
do ANA larga ssmporaaa On SabanA
GranAe.
-Ha pl essntAdo 10 renuncia de
su cargo de tslegrAfista de San Ger
man, por motives de zalud. el senior
r osGy, hAbi6ndose hecho hoy cargo
do aicho destino 10 sef1orita Isabel
4angual, de Rio Piedras.
III Juex de PAx do Cathedral sxi'
gio $4,000 de hanzA al indiviauo Jos6
Gonzales ~ Pspin, de Sam Lorenzo
q 40 no huyo del Dsp6sito municipal
v que 90 hacfs lamar Ramon San.
she's, mRnifsstando ser natural DO
] aneos.
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Inglatefra

Nueva York, Mayo 9, 1910. p. m.
Un despacho de Londres informa
que en- los circulos ofciales SO con-
sidera como reto de guerra la ac-
titud de Russia en- China. Ell 90
blerno ingles SO halla dispuesto q
proceder energicamsnte para coope-
rar con Japon acerca de que las
fuerzas rusas salgan de la provin-
cla de Mandchuria que no perte-
nsce al Czar.
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y ahora estoy mucho mas fuerte que he
estado por muchos ahos."-W. E. Griffith.
La Caria de Un Otro Diputado.
Ell Diputado H. Bowen, Ruskin, Condadq
Tazewell, Va, nos escribe:
"Puedo CON eusto reconaendar su valu.
able remedio. la Peruna. cualquierA
persona que sufra con catarro. que
necesita una cura efectiva y perma
nente. Bowen.
FL Sr. Don Fred D. Scott, Larue, Ohio,
Guarda derecho del Hiram Foot Ball Team,
nos escribe:
Como un especifco para las enfermeda-
des de los pulmones coloco la peruna al
frente de todos. La he usado para mi
mlsmo para resfriados y catarros intesti-
males y es un remedio esplendido. Restaura
la vitalidad, aI-nenta Ia fuerza del cuerpo
hace buenas las personals enfermas dentro
de muy cotto tempo. Doy Ia Pe-una
mi mas sineera recommendation" - Fred D,
Scott.
El General Ira c. Abbott, de eo6 NJ. ST.,
N. W., Washington, d. c.
"Estoy plenamente convencido que su
remedio es un tonico excelente Muchos
de mis- amigos la han usado con los resulta.
dos mas beneheos para la tos, resfriados
enfermedades catarrales."-Ira c. Abbott.
La Sonora Elmer Fleming, oradora del
Reservoir Council No. 1853, Legion de Honor
de Nord-Oeste, de Minneapolis, Mimi, nos
eseribe 10 siguiente, 2s3s Polk ST., N. E.:
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En- libertad

Esta maflans se llev6 & efscto an.
to 10 Corts de Distrito de los Nsta.
dos Unidos. el juicio que se segufa
contra dom Carlos Lopez Marques,
por supuesto delito de compra do
rew6lvers perteneciantes al gobier.
no de los EstAdos Unidos. El pro.
cesado, NO tenisndo recursos para
psgsr un abogado, 10 dsfsndi6 81
mismo, aienao absuslto, libre de to-
do costa Y grAv&men.
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ClBlEGalMls
EERVTCIO ESPECIAL
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE. ="
DIREOTO DE NEW-YoRK.
-ausia hace DreDara-
tivos de guerra en-
Mandchuria

New York. Mayo 8, 1910 p. m.
Ell Imperio russo esta hacienda
grandes preparativos de guerra en-
Mandchuria. FL problema ALI Sc
Presenta cada dia mas grave. En-
81 Japon reina gran agitaci6n y ell
gobierno secunda decididamente la
aetitoa de Inglaterra para contra
rrestar por la fuerza la ocupacion
de Mandchuria por Russia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-09
Furiosa lucha entire
arabes y argelinos

New York, Mayo 9, l2.4op. m.
Comunlcan de Paris que Sc ha
recibido ALI de Argelia noticia de
furioso combate entire arabes y ar
gelinos franceses. Los arabes de
las fronteFas atacaron estos, en- /.
tablandose entire ambos desesperada
lucha, de Ia cual resuItaron consi-
derable n1mero de muertos y he
ridos de una Y otra parte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-09
Alarma en-
Washington

New York, Mayo 9, 1910 p. m
De Washington notician que ell
gobierno intervendr& en- los asun-
tos de China, apoyanao Ia actitud
de lnglaterra y Jap6n.
FL cablegrama anunciando que
Russia hace granaes preparativos de
guerra para sostenerse en- Manchu-
ria ma causado viva sxcitaci6n en-
Washington.