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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-29

business men, including j. G. Brainerd Of
the firm of j. C. Brainerd e, Co., bankers,
whose business will be merged with the
State bank. 1t is the Intention of the
stockholders ito convert the consolidated
institution into the First National bank.
that name having already been reserved
by the controller of the currency. r
ST. JAMES, MINI. - A farmers in
stitute will be held here F eb. IT and Is
There is to be a public nj Getting Tuesday
evening for the purpose bf .organizing a
public fOrum.-The case or S. Z. Hawkes.
| VS., the city of st. James has been settled
out of court. Hawkes. fell through coal
hole and sued the city f # s1,oo0.-Hote1
Forsyth is to be rebuilt Jas soon as the
insurance is adjusted. "y:~.. !.
RED WING, MINN.-M rs. w. s. Vent
| wife Of w. S. Vent, was injured in run
away of the horse which "a few days agc
| injured two persons, one seriously. Hell
| injuries are not believed Ito be serious
! T. r. Bjorngaard, for thirty years a drug
gist in this city, has sold his business tc
| N. J. Sylvander Of this |city and &. Z
| Sylvander of Northfieid. ..-, -.- 70
| NORRIS, MlNN.--Thatl property own
ers of Stevens county arb as whole II
better financial condition. than ever be-
fore is made clearly evid ent by the fac
that two years ago there were more thai
a thousand delinquent flax description
for publications. last year There were NOR
than 400, but this year pre- are only POI
BEMlDJl, MlNN.--The girls in the tele
phone exchange laid down their receiver
} at $50 last night and walked out. The
contend that the company has been i'm
posing upon them by putting in new girl
} without reason The local manager ha
heard nothing from the head office an
will not discuss the trouble.
MANkATO, MlNN.-E|avi Smith,
farmer Of Sterling townkhip, was foun
; dead in bed. There is al large wound o
| his head, but as he lived alone no on
, knows the circumstances of his DEATH
r Frank Cole, of Fairmont was brougf
here by a deputy marshall He is charge
with tampering with the mails.
HASTINGS, MIMI Mrs. Margart
Russell of Rich Valley died after sewers
j weeks of illness, aged 70 years. She leave
two sons and two daughters, William ar
9 John of Rich Valley, Mrs. r. F. Brow
Of Spring Lake and Mrs. John Huston
+ Rich Valley. 2&.yg =
ELY, MINN.-Ely Camp, M. w. A., II
: stalled officers for the Ensuing term 9
d Tuesday evening, Peter Schaefer beir
: installing officer After the ceremonie
: the camp entertained at cards. Lunc
was served at midnight. =
). AUSTIN, MINN.-A. D. Wyman load.
t his household furniture and foundry m,
chinery and patterns in al car on the Gre
: Western road. Early yesterday the c;
I. and all its contents WE'RE burned.
= STEPHEN MiNN.-The colony tn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-29
BLOOMING. PRAIRIE, MIN

stockholders of thee State bank voted to
double the capital stock by increasing it
to $4,000, with a surplus of $4,000. The
new stock has been subscribed by several
business men, including J. c. Brainerd of
the firm. of J. c.. Brainerd IL Co., bankers,
whose business will be merged with the
State bank. It is the Intention of the
stockholders ito convert the consolidated
institution into the First National bank.
that name having already been reserved
by the controller of the currency.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-29

HASTINGS, MIMI Mrs. Margaret
Russell of Rich Valley died after several
weeks of illness, aged 70 years. She leaves
two sons and two daughters, William and
John of Rich Valley, Mrs. r. F. Brown
of Spring Lake and Mrs. John Huston of
Rich Valley. 2&EE - 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-29

ST. JAMES, MINI. -
stitute will be held here T
There is to be a public n
evening for the purpose
public fOrum.-The case
VS., the city of st. James
out Of court. Hawkes. fel
hole and sued the city f
Forsyth is to be rebuilt
insurance is adjusted.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
La circular famosa

Dice ell sBoletfn Mercantil. en- su
Nota del dta:
"a un defecto de traducci6n achaca
Ell Comisionado de instruction pdblica,
seflor Lindsay, ell disgusto que ha pro-
ducido la circular que Sc refiere & los
castigos corporales en- las escuelas pf-
blicas. ST los trabajos todos de ese
departamento Y de todos los otros vie
sen la luz p1blica en- castellano, que es
ell idioma que habla ell pueblo, sc hubie-
sc evitado ese disgusto v esa aclaraci6n
ell sefior Comisionado de instruction p6-
blica.
-tNo es una circular para los macs
tros, Y para los maestros puertorrique
nos, que son los que con mas frecuencia
emplean ell castigo corporal en- sus res
pectivas escuelas, segIn dice la carta
del doctor Lindsay que publicamos en-
otro lugar de este diario2, pues 81 para
los puertorriquefIos era, & materia tan
delicada Sc referia la circular no ha de
bido conocerse en- ingles para que las
traducciones equivocadas no diesen mar
gen inconvenientes Interpretations.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
PoIicla insuIar
TRAsLADos

FL capitan don Angel Paniagua Y el
teniente Hurtado pssan prestar servi-
clos Humacao; los tenientes Msrquez,
Bofill, Carlo. Reyes v La Rosa, Fa-
jardo, San German, Bayam6n, Manatf
Bio Piedras, respectivamente; los sar-
gentos LaFergne, Caballeira, De Jesus,
Padial, Salgado Santaella, Rio Pie
dras, San Juan, Bayam6n, Arecibo,
Utuado Quartet general, respectiva-
mente; los cabos Franco. Aldea, Paol,
MartoreIl, Castro. Negroni, Cabrera.
Frfas, Torres. San MILAN. Brugueras,
Rodriguez, Blanco, Julia, Aponte, Mu-
fioz, Domenech, Dfaz. Llama, Carreras
Ramirez Martfnez Chapel, Cadilla,
Guerra Purcell, los puestos de Ma
natl, Ponce. San Juan, Presidio, idem,
iden. Hornaigueros, Toa-alta, Santa
Isabel, San German, Mayagnez, idem,
Barros, San Sebastian, Quebradillas.
Yubacoa, MayagIez. Preside. Aguada,
Veea-baia. San Juan, Nagnabos C6rcel
H. Ponce y Laias, respectiFamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
REpUBL(ANOS CONTRA REpUBLI(ANOS
Mis- uItimas noticias

en- estos momentos. FL eOraculo de
Piedrass luch6 titanicamente Y con SUI
ma desvergiienza para consegulr Ia bue-
na pro, pero como la mayor cantidad fl
sicamente hablando, arrastra siempre
Ia menor. la derrota, en- favor del lnfe-
liz contribuyente, Sc impuso tras largas
argumentacioness
iCaiaes, mil veces cainesl
---Cuando las CIRCUMSTANCES me 10
exigan yo hablare alto claro y tan
fuerte que ell Honorable Presidente de
esta Corte de Justicia no tendra que
imponerme ningun corrective como sue
lie ocurrir con algunos testigos que tan
suaves hablan que parecen mudos.
Dios quicra no lleguen jamas esos
momentos que romperan en- mil pedazos
el misterioso velo que encubren viles
traiciones.
----sTe acuerdas AIcalde expresidia-
rio de la dulce cana de azucar? Deten-
te pluma V no continues =. Esperad. :.
----Se dice que don Francisco Cas-
taneda Serrano, esta denunciado por ell
~her6ico0 de Thomas, empleado muni-
cipal de mi cosecho, CONSEQUENCES de
algunas lfneas publicadas en- ese ilustra-
do peri6dico que vi6 la luz en- ell dia de
aver que llevan por rubro <Republi-
canos contra republicanos> <Como anda
Ia Administration de Humacao> ~Es-
candalos V vergiienzas3. Yo creo que
esta denuncia no PRODUCERS un confic-
to international 81 atendemos honrada-
mente las manifestations suscritas
por ell senior Castaneda las cuales innega-
blemente, reposan como ciertas en- Ia
opinion p6blica.
Sigue la campa1a.
LUIS DELGADO CARBON.
Humacao, 13 Mayo 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
I'm infOrme eQGVO(ddO

En- nuestra edici6n del dia doce
apareci6 en- ell ~manojo de noticias> que
nos enviara un amigo de San Juan la
de que ell sargento de la insular senor
Schetini pasarfa Vieques hacer cum
plir la policfa de aquel puesto que no
Sc portaba bien.
Esa noticia no es exacta, pues en-
ese case ell encargado de ejecutar tai
mission seria ell ssrgento LIamela, que es
Ell comandante de la demarcacion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

Desde San Juan me dicen que en- ell
Departamentod de Sandal sc ordenara de
IN momento otro el reconocimiento
facultativo del Inspector de Hygiene de
esta ciudad, gracioSo sustituto del que
suscribe estas lineas.
Ell Alcalde turba v ex -presidiario o.
Ramirez, ha dispuesto un procedimien-
to infalible para Ia rapida propagation
de Ia enfermedad llamada <tisis0 tan
generalizada en- este pals v al efecto,
nombra IN Inspector de Hygiene que
tiene contados sus dias por ell grado
avanzado de su desgraciada enfermedad.
Crealo ell Board de Sanidad, que Au-
Qusto Aponte SO encuentra incapacltado
por rAz6n de su asquerosa dolencia, pa
ra ell desempefIo de semejante cargo.
Esto demuestra evidentemente 10 que
he dicho en- mis- cartas anteriores que,
semejante alcalde por obra de la des-
verglienza la traici6n mas inicua, no
tiene personal idoneo de que disponer
para -ocupar los puestoS municipaleS.
Ell cuadro municipal que en- HUI
macao con muy raras excepciones pro-
duce 6nicamente humoristica risa, en-
pezando por la innoble v extravaganza
fiGura del Alcalde que Humacao entero
conoce desde su fatal cuna.
iL4stima grande que & este Scernica-
lo> lie rodee una familia honradai
Este Alcalde expresidiario no
tiene consuelo nj conformidad porque
en- la pasada session no estuvo de acuer-
do la mayorfa del Ayuntamiento con ell
anmento de sueldos para ciertos emplea-
dos que trabajaron bochornosamente su
candidatura para Alcalde. Los conce-
jales disidentes para tai pretensi6n fue-
ron ell Presldente de este Ayuntamien-
to don Juan n. Herrero Y los conceja-
les don Antonio Roig, don Vicente Lo-
PEE MARTINEZ y otros que no recuerdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
NOti(ids generates

NARANgTTO coz Luz: En- Julio pr6xi-
mo So inaugurara en- NaraDjit0 ell alum
braao public0. Rabiend0 consignado en-
su presupuesto eAAyuntamiento de Ba-
yamon la suma de 800 para atender a
este servicio
Mr. LINDSAY: FL ComisionadO de
Instruction fue aver d Rio Piedras con
o6leto de presenciaF los x4menes de
primer ano de estudio Que So verifican
On la Escaela Normal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
AVIS O

Ell doctor Manzano Sc aeerca & esta
redaccion, para manifestarnos que las
certificaciones expedidas los tabaque-
ros para que puedan trabajar ibremente
en- las fSbricaS, seg1n Ia Ultima disposi-
cion del Board de Sanidad, son gratis
Lo que publicamos con gusto v pa
ra conocimiento de los interesados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
MatQnzd de judfoS

En- la Russia meridional ocu-
rrio una espantosa matanza de iu.-
d1os, que fueron pasados a cuchi-
llo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
SAN JUAN
PoR TELEGRAPH
Mayo Is.


Sc ha terminado la investiga-
cion sobre los sucesos ocurridos
en- La Plaza Mercado de San Juan,
en- contra del Jefe de la Policia
Mr.. Hamill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
Asalto

Los americanOs terminaron
una representation Ell un teatro
de Manila, tomando el escenarfO
por asaltC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
81 mueHe de eSDiq0n

Los trabajos del muelle de
espigon han empezado, esperando-
Sc aba jadores V materiales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
No hay defto

La Comisi6n investigators ha
deelarado que no hay delito judi
cial penable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
Cargo de embTaguez

FL cargo de embriaguez que
sc lie atribufa, fue tratado caute-
losamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

LA BORINQUEN. De Targas y c.
No olvidar que esta casa es la que mas
baratO vende y que c0nstantemente in
troduce nuevas mercanclas art1culos
de alta nOvedad. Vista hace f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
Pl2 HAS De SEsEEIA AMOS.

EESTEDIO ANTIQUE BIES PROBADOs
Ell JARABE CALHANTE DE La SRA. WINSL0W.
usado por HILLoNEs DE AADREs. para ht5os.
PERIODO DE DESTICIOS, EXITO COHPLET0. TRAN
QUILIZA a Ia CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ESCIAs AIIvIA
1ODOS Los DOLORES. CURA Ell C0IICO yENTOSO,
me5or reedto Ia DIARREA De venta BoTICAS
del mnndo entsro. Pedid.
Ell JARABE GALMAETE DE L. SRA. wTNSL0Ts
. NO ACEPTEIs oTRo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
Conseio GecutiUo

FL martes proximo habra reu-
MON en- ell Consejo Executive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

EN- LAS CRUCEs-Cayey Sc ven.
de Semilla de arroz superior. Casa de
don Vicente r. Munoz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

CANDIDA GARCIA MARRERO. Viu.
da de ThOrdseD, Comadrona tituIar con
IL amos de prsctica, ofrece sus servi
clos prOfesiOnales en- ArecibO, Puerto
Rico, calle de Santa Isabel mum. : d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
Prote8ta
Roosevelt

Ell Presidente Roosevelt. en-
salza al general Wood, diciendo
que colo % La piedra fundamental
del Gobierno de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

FL acreditado barbero ATelino Mi
randa que usa ell aqua de la iuventud de
Bouchard que vende la Farmacia Zerbi
Alien A. nos dice que da resultadOs
magniflcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16
Cdusd

Sc representaba &La futura
Independence fi1ipina>.
Pr0teStd
I'll auditOriO cOmpuesto de ma
tivos, en- presencia de IN acto tan
ctUitizdd0r, manifestation su pro-
tesla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

Sc puede escribir dos D mas co.
lores con Ia maquina de escribir ~Olivsr>
Esto convene cuando Sc Quiere hacer
resaItar una palabra D t1rar lineas.
Tambien slrVe para c0rregir err0res
en- las copias multiples, pues siendo es
tas impresas con papel de carbon, las
c0rrecciones resultar del mismO color,
c0sa que no no sucede en las dem 5
maquinas que emplean la cinta para
corregir.
Agantes On Puerto Rico, Reynolds
A Sanchez Morales, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

de los cigarrillos &Timonel> ~Pitirrez
~Caribe> de la Compania Industrial de
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-16

az Jose G. del Vale (Fortaleza II. !.
Oficinas para la gesti6n de asuntos ad
ministrativos en- tod0s los centres of
ciales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
HETrY GREEN ON THE WOMAN QUESTION.

Mrs Hetty Green, the richest woman in America
while she doesn't practice all she breaches, while incon
sstent ideas wifeG duties and her sharp
practices on the public is nevertheless
practical and shrewd beyond male plungers and
spectators. Hetty was down in the Brooklyn court
houce day. whittier legal business had called
one of the rooms before Judge Mareau, thirty
six undefended divorce cases were being tried Mrs
Green noted the people crowdng into Judge Mareaus
court and asked the She told that was
divorce day THAT sad said Hetty Green 1T is the
saddest thing Women learn anything about house
keeping instead attending household matters
marriage they without interest in them They
prnk up and parade around and trouble follows. 1t
ends here 1t is sad thing You know, have lived in
many and great deal about the way these
little tragedies begin"
yet this is the age of cooking schools Of the crcu
ation of womens journals by the million, of mothers
clubs Much theory and perhaps, too little practice
Still majority of households get very well because
there enough income permit of what is called
society" The woman with servants, with little
family to be cared for and with a hungry to cook
for. has time "prink up and parade around" in
the working majority there is attempt
made social life and it is among this class that the
divorce lawyers find their business The plain people
are too busy bread winning and minding the babies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
Whst Killed the Town.

Expecting to be questioned, the New
York lawyer who tells this story guar
antees to satisfy the sceptical- of it's
truth:
4 went, recently, to a small town in
the interior OF Arkansas on business for
a client. While waiting on the veranda
of the tavern, as they call a hotel in that
state. for conveyance 1 whiled away
the time with the landlord.
- Rather quiet town, this said to
the man, who was hulling peas for his
wife.
Purity quiet jest now he replied. The
legislator jest about killed this town by
it's fool actins. l don't see much chanst
ov raisin' my NOR gage unless the peo-
pie elect a new legislator.
Il was curious to learn how the law
making power of a state could injure a
whole community, and by persistent in
CURRY obtained the information. The tav
ern keeper said:
The legislator passed law maxim 1t
a felony to kill niger. only by lawsuit.
1t said q niger he'd to be caught and
brung to Jail, and that he must be in
dicted jest as ef he was 2 white man. and
that ef he wasn't able 10 hire a lawyer
the court must q pint one to defend him,
and if he was found guilty. mean the
nigger-he must be token by the sheriff
and hung on the day a'pinted by the
court. unless the gov-nor interfered.'
The landlord took a bite of tobacco
and continued TO huh peas. I waited fer
him TO continue, but he said nothing more
until called him out by the remark that
the Arkansas act was not very much at
variance with the acts Of other states on
the same subject
Yes he replied. but in other states
reckon the citizens hev some way ov
maxim Twin. Down this way thar was
a lot ov our best people who sot round
waitin' for linchins. That was thar
means ov livelihood. Our county court
lowed bounties on scalps. and when
Niger was lincht the linchers TUX his
scalp and got county script or it. and
the script was good for ticker and ter
hacker and other necessities ov life.
Well, when the legislator made Inch
in a felony, it tuck the bread out ov the
mouths Ov n good menny ov the people.
and they moved out oy the settlement.
and nobody's moved in TO take their
places. That's why it's 80 still round
here jest now. Maxim hnchin ov q mig
ger crime killed bisness deader an nit.
m mouhty sorry 1 ever emigrated into
Arkansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
TEXAS LABOR UNIONS ARE TRUSTS.

The recent statement by the welEknown labor advo-
cate, John Mitchell that labor unions constitute trusts
is by any means is first time that this
word, which has been made odious the minds Of so
many, has been applied by labor leader TO organiza
lions of workingmen The advocates of the industrial
combinations have repeatedly argued that legislation
against the latter also be applicable labor unions
for the simple that if union Of capital is to
antagonzed because of the dangerous powers inherent
it, union of labor should be also for the
Whatever Mr. Mitchell may think Of the subject it APP
that organized labor bodies of Texas disagree with
him. for they openly opposed antitrust bill that had
passed branch of the legislature of that state and
had been reported favorab another The labor unions
insisted that would be a blow organized
labor and that therefore the bill should pass In
this contention they aligned themselves with capital
the large employing interests Of the also op
posed to the measure though it finally passed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
THE FAMOUS SONNET OF ARvERs

My soul has its own secret life its care,
\ hopeless love that in one moment drew
The breath of life. Silent its pain l bear,
Which She who caused it knows not, never knew.
Alas by her unmarked my passion grew
As by her side walked-mOst lonely there,
And long as life shall last I am aware
l shall win nothing, for dare not sue.
While She whom God has made so kind and sweet
Goes needless on her way with ste2dfast feet,
Unconscious of loves whisper murmured low.
To duty faithful a saint some day,
Reading these lines all filed with her. she'll say:
Who this woman" and will never know
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
An Odd Punishment.

1t is believed by those who have had
it that the toothache IS the most ago
nizinS Of all ills. and we have the high
authority Of Shakespeare for saying that
there never was yet philosopher who
could endure the toothache patiently.
IL is such a little thing to cause 50
much trouble. and the pain is so persist
snt as 10 seem malicious. In fact. the
sufferer actually hates the tooth, and in
stances have been known where people
have ground the offending molar under
foot-after II was out. Of course.
The hero OF the following anecdote had
a novel idea % revenge for the toothache-
\ tall, lauky young man came into
dentists office one day and told him he
wanted tooth pulled
Certainly said the dentist with the
plying expression dentists always as
sumo on such occasions. Take this
chair. : VIII have Il OCT IL a second.
Hold on exclaimed the victim.
Don't go 50 fast. Pull il a little and
then ease up. Don't pun Il all al once
Bat. ny dear sir. demonstrated the
dentist that xiii cause more pain
That's what I want" replied the youth.
y want = punish the pesky thing. Its
been Furnishing me for month
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
BOYS.

q Ensu 7 Af&-t
My son. said the E'ar. 'here Is a
peek OF apples Here. On the other hand
3 rotten apple kindly rlacs Tire rot
ten appie among the god apples and
leave them thus for q week
The boy would much rather have eaten
the good apples AID thruwn the rotten
apple AZ the first parry % pass vfth a
plug hat OF. but a. WAS a. obesiseut boz.
ard did as = vas told
When The week had Tassed, ths nan
.-aiIei attention 20 the apples
Observe said Re that al the apple.
srs rotten Tbs - she eject = ninziine
the -ood WITH re bad SHIN ern CON-
pa-lo-s-7
But 1he marble seas1a was coTziEE 81
and the boy forgot bis father tezsen-
lie shuanct uoh -. ard IRE rcsrft Wn-
that fourtes1 O. Gfscea oec h1Ts lcs- as
thei- marbles Eiayirr kess ulsh nin
ani saw TIE evfi - E1mhiirz ~ c-ce.
where's had EHe god by hsit alu1f.
shey ~oald pruazhly have Eo-s o. frssE
bz6 10 ~er=e.
Marzi-A e,a nay ss = peach. ut
10y = 11t 81 sS7se-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
THEY SILL KEEP COMING.

Immigration figures for the fiscal year 1908 seem
likely those of preceding except 1882
The figures of the bureau of immigration furnished to the
bureau of statistics for its monthly publication, Com
and Finance. show that the total immigration into
the United States for the months ending with March,
1909 49442 against 37O575 for the corresponding
months of last year This makes it almost certain that
the immigration the United States for the fiscal
which ends sixty hence will exceed that OF any
preceding year except 1882, in which the total was
1892. Italy supplied the largest number Of immi-
grants the nine months ending with March last, the
total from Italy Including Sicily and Sardina) being
129S00. The largest number considered by nation
atty Austria Hungary, 1924 and third in
rank Russia Including Finand) S1,731 Sweden ranked
fourth, with 25OSO; Germany 23,4S2 Ireland $780,
Japan, 1915; England 14621; Norway, 11,316; and
Roumania, 1858
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

The Kansas City papers are again agitating the
union depot contention Kansas City viii get 2
anion depot when the packing combine concludes build
in Clay county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

supplying audiences for fake lecturers on dead sub
jects Some back-number ladies' object to the club wo
having escaped from the barnyard and thlnk II
should shooed in the coop but the people who
attempted drive hen cut CT garden are not
applying for the job."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

Grover may be expecting the stork next week. but
whether the Stork arrives he be the
cipent roast the hands Billy Bryan in the
issue Of the Commoner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08

The Missouri Prohibtonists have decided to move
their state headquarters Kansas City whether the
stimulation Of present fearful example the
purpose of fighting the devil with fire stated; but
the danger of their officials becoming confirmed nebrates
evidently overlooked
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-08
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