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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

orinser, os at Serrbarer iorprigtes
til at betaIe gritatning til Berioner,
aHiatte | Seres Sieneite. ION fommer
ttlifaSe, % at Ballot Glerfs life ital
an~oeroes, bpor Stemmemaifiner be.
mites. oa Se 10 er ooerflsoise. SuIa
biialbt Senatsbelntrinse1 ON. at en-
Serrbanenrai,S fan forlanee SfuSeser.
itutning al RunefoHrpuiet, bpis ban
unacr it IrbeiSe fouaner tiIffaSe oeS
en- aneen SerrbdnenanSs Eorism.
meiie.
Otter RsSet Onsoa9 forGreSe &c.
natorerne 8icegitoerrsr 0uoiSicu ct
elegant gt1ti meS 8 9tnmantnaale
Tom ct geois paa Seres Ssiautctie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

So Oumperc, en- iaprneitif os en-
t~oreonif, toIi0erebe forleoen Dag | be
inponeiiIfe 6arpanOe, ce Sapaneieren
inrf siebliffelie. af be 70 8erioner
omboro Srrfneoe 81.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

SprliSet Wais. - Ger berifer flor
SorItprreIie paa 4ornmarfeoet / Ser
I'm, forbt BET life err miItgt at opbrioe
not Uaais til at erpeoere ~uflrtteOe
&prtrufter; grtferne er gaaet tilneirs
og Gieberne bar libt Itore Cab.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Merck's GrskGnik. sss Z v Ssr L! \ ~ :.

grma'tinrn .puspeHnsn- OAR ise msots
pet ior lGnas iihta. % leg ipuss risils soef
ON ben | ale Esie. Zen saar lst % arbsi.
Der soot 8 Graei % gsHtA. Gltus Des
getss, GlanossaSI q 2es
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Stor 1Ioebrano.

On Sloebraro opItaS sen 200e Woi
/ Cote Bros Sfoiabrit / ct. Spn.
ciutbe i Rroyiuier Ane5ec, Canada,
% fife Slot Sen. men ct balpt Tliin
andre 6abrifer ca $50 Suie 5Ieo ct
MOp FOR 2uerne. Smtrent en- 6ieroe'
SCI al gpcnS SnOoaanere 6Ip BUS.
pilSe. sobet iGtte$ til 100000.
Ran pcs fife bporieOes SISrn ogito0;
men BET 5IGite en- iterf Bind. os SUI
iere oar al en- inaSan 9~eitafeHheo. at
Sc LET bleu aUtnnSte. 3 1876 Hiem.
isgtes ct Spocirtbe al en- ianenSe
MSc5ranb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Oct fsrite Sturtins ! Srunsoaal III


Der britiif Stpre ar6neoes Oen 20oe
Tedt I Bretoria al @lperner Sir ar.
tbatr 9apap. @fterat Reolemmerne
bar taene i 60 boI0t @uoernsren en-
8elfomittale, boori ban in80e, at Re-
giertngen baOOe giort lit beOIte forat
faa en- repre- entattp Ratjonolforiam'
ling uOen at tn I'll alminOelige 8aI9,
Der unoer De nlroprenbe Sorboloe blot
bible frenrfdbe SpIio oe. l~lbebo9eitg'
be6er. DernRit opIpite bon, bOa6 ser
bar giort for Sfolerre og 2anoet$
OpfomIt / oct belle, og booo Regierir-
gen agteSe pi0ere at g1sre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Ranidrnriet. - De Sorenebe Sto.
ters 8eianot / ct. Petersburg, Mc'
Gormid, ser ior Gt1en er / 2onSou
paa @iernemreIie til Amerifa, ifal
babe iotaIt, at BET it0ite ban gioroe,
inSen ban forloo Ct. Petersburg, bar
at forbsre iig ON SEN rliSiiife Resie'
rings SolSnins ooerfOr RaHi4uriet,
Get bIep 5nn ioritfret, at RrslanS
npreoe intetiombelit Erite ON at Be
monihuriife Saone IflilSe boloes
ItGngt 6perfen FOR be SoreneSe 5to'
fer eaer nogcn moen Ragt. De an
Sre fremmeOe 8eianoter / q BeTers'
burg ifal hare nroNtuset en- tignerSe
Soriifriug.
! Snprn er man iulN og inIi
ooertnSet on, at RlislmnS aloris ull
Hippo lit Gag / Rarihuriet, ieIp ON
BET fal fofte en- aria. S~apaneift
.glooe brinser gfterretringer m Here
amter al Iarihuriet. Der tpSer pdc
cmFattenSe 9rigsior5ereoelier ia
Rusierres sise. Smfring 10000
risTfFe SolSater FfaI pGre inmtet pei
galuHoSer. aoren 6ar proteiteret poo
set fraftigiie mob Rllsierres Soerganr
coer D~nlufooen, men berre Rrotef
orfpater lie Rlisierre BET nrtrSfte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

8npernsr gpgbauupitf / lfa, Rus-
LAMB, bIen inrLeOen mprbet / 9penS
Bart al to Wnnb, Der giennem6ore6e
bGm meS 9 RepoIperfugler, bporpaa
Be urbtom og er enbr1 fife pausrebet.
Oct antages at berr Seem iUr 8lt.
bernsrens bIobiae l1nSerrpffelfe at
Optsierne i SIattd / Marts it6itleben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
anlturfampen og 8esieringerrs 30

9iilturfanpem og &egiertngers 80.
Iittf ooerfor Sc iffe.altoriiereoe reIi.
gtsie Sdmfunb bIep / Sns6ags Be.
banoIet / BET frarife 0~eputeretfam.
nler. Otter en- bel Dags btOitg 8ebat,
boormber enhoe 10 Oeputereoe nGr
bar fonmet / Sotterne paa btnuroe1L
bIeo Der enbelis gioet Wtiniitcriet
Gonbes ct Einiosoo1m nleo 313
MOB 237 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

saanr easerHe Inur fell, na prso Sur'
boct Sloob Sttters, 5eIbrsoer eoars.g
SOrSsieIie, Scrito2peIis; vpItpsr belle
Sqiteu,et
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Rpier ppre 2pfptnptiber,

Ruier bore Gpfpmotiuer. - Cir
George 8bitebouie, Ooeringenisr req
ben engeIife llgan0abane / afrifa, CT
efer ~ 4ars Opbolb Uganda petot
trl6age til 2onoon. San taler / bete
Eoner ON Be arnerifanife 2ofomottper.
Der er mi SO a~mertfnfe og "a en-
aaffe 9otomotioer paa ugauSabdnen,
Ifger ban, og Be nmerifanife er / en-
boer Senieen0e beOit Ififfet FOR benne
gicrgbone, ifiprt be er 10 8rocent
biGigere enb Be BRITTLE. San roier
ogiua meget Sc amerifunife Sernbane'
6roer, boorGi Ser er &c, meoers Der
er tim 8 Of .en9eIf Sobrtfat
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Sspe! Sppe!

HI 2 sfBGAAHD. KInbsfly. sinn., sSriysF leg takkss
n~m Or al Aav. hslsssart min inis Batter. han h6ssr ne roai
~ hsadss brsn bar sphAS ~ rnds
H. ANEI RANsfREM. o. Gsen 81. GAaals. Pialas. Nss
sEdvtr Den .Kat D. ssnats ~ min N0dsFi pAistahaamsr
Sgsrss. gsr aamEFkst. ~ h1u h3reF 90 sa tdi ga aFssn
pa II AH. msasns han faF va sldsss ass
M. OlVE n ANDERSON, Boa 81 B-skinxEiss, PiAlts Co.
Nett. sEtByts. "JHf haAs~f STE 81 fAa LIagh~d ~ "a anb~fAls
prs tprtfsrsHga Eur, som bar AsihFsdatraa WFh.d
H. Her e. R-ri.-F PAa. Al ON mAa ~ uns sLlsr Ssmsasi. bsbiy-r
mAn ifks a vsna teV slieE have DrssasninE. nNaT m4a ben
v~sAsrsEN
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29
Some New Laws.

Persons knowingly receiving or
buying stolen property Of the value
of 500 or more are liable to a peni-
Tertiary sentence not exceeding
five years.
An act to prevent the adultera-
ton or selling Of adulterated OF
misbranded food. The states at
torney is charged with enforcing
this statute.
Suicide shall not be defence in
suits brought to collect on life in
surance policies if the insureds shall
commit suicide after one year from
the date of taking out policy.
Peddlers travelling on foot shall
pay a license Of SIS a year; where
they use one horse $25; and where
they use two or more horses $50.
No foreign insurance company
incorporated upon the mutual plan,
shall take any hail insurance risks
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29

in this state, and any contract or
note in violation of the statute shall
be deemed void.
Voters who move from one vot-
ing precinct to another retain their
right Of suffrage in the precinct
moved from for the period Of 80
days from the time Of their removal.
A newcounty Office, that Of public
administrator, was created. Such
officer shall be elected by every
county in 1904, for a term of four
years. His duties will be to act as
administrator Of estates Of persons
who die without relatives who are
interested in his estate, to look af-
ter affairs Of insane persons and
minors who have no natural pro-
tectors. He shall make his report
to the county court, and is entitled
to fees for his labors.-Exchance.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29
As To Estray Notices.

Some people do not seem to be
aware Of the fact that an estray no.
tice must be advertised in a legal
newspaper. And a newspaper is
not a legal one until after it has
been published for six months.
The failure Of a person taking up
an estray to publish such notice
is a misdemeanor. The publica-
ton in a paper that is not legal is
as good as no publication. It would
be we'll for people to bear this fact
in mind and also read the following:
jamestown Alert:-Fred Smith,
Theodore Roberts and Arthur Rob
erts, farmers of the county, we're ar
raigned in Justice Pearson's court
this morning charged with taking
up estray horses and failing to adj
vertise same in the newspapers as
provided by law. The complaint
in the case was made by Nels Mich
OILS. who alleges that the defend
ants not only took up the stock and
failed to advertise the same, but
also worked the animals.
The defendants gave bonds in
the sum of $500 for their appear
ance in court at the preliminary
hearing to be held Aug. 9Th, and
were released.
The offense is a serious one in
which the district court has juris-
diction. MI. Nichols looked all
over the county for his horses and
could not locate them for several
weeks. He is justly indignant over
the matter.-Flicker.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29
WAsHBURN EXTENSION.

This clipping has reference to
survey running through Williams
county
Tioga Gazette:-A gang Of ten
Bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls
road, are working south Of here to
find a route through this territory
from south to north, and we under
stand they have secured the SER
vices Of locator Houde to lead them
out of the wilderness, or show them
the practical route. The B. w. &
G. f. Go. will no doubt run differ
ent surveys through this part of
the country and during the winter
will determine the route they will
take, and be ready to begin opera
tons early in the spring. They
seem to be heading for the new
town of Crosby, thirty-fve miles
north Of Ray, which we understand
is owned by Mr.. Washburn and
Mr.. Crosby, both members and
officials of the road. To do this,
they cannot miss Tioga very far,
as any unprecedented person who is
acquainted with the lay Of the land
will say. However, they have not
asked for a right Of way as yet, and
until they do, we will not be sure
Of their coming.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Ralph Ward shipped four cars
ST No. l prime beef today.
J. A. Bundy did real estate bus
mess in town Saturday.
A large amount of irst-class cor
respondence is unavoidable left out.
Only six applicants for certif-
Gates at the teachers examination
yesterday.
Mesdames Moore and Jennings
were up from Wilton Friday attend
ing the teachers examination.
Chester Rhines, cookee Of the
D.. q D. camp, is suffering from
blood poisoning in his hand.
Otto Olson, an old time friend
from Luck, Wis, is in the city and
expects to teach here this year.
The D. and D. outfit left Sat.
for Detroit Mimi, on twelve cars,
where they will work on the 500.
Nelson Lawson, of the 500 Line,
was a visitor in the city yesterday
and this Office acknowledges a very
pleasant call.
MI. Ed. Charlebois was very i'll
this week with rheumatism of the
heart, but his friends are glad to see
him out again.
The tri-weekly mail route be-
tween this place and DenhoH has
been established with Robt. Marty
as driver. 1t goes by the way Of
McClusky and leaves here Mon
.yays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
@. w. Larson, of Underwood. the
well known breeder of high grade
cattle, brought his daughter Hilda
TO the teachers examination Fri
day through the mud in 200 time.
Everyone asks what will happen
when he breaks in his colts.
States Attorney McCulloch de-
serves to be commended for the
stand taken by him in opposing
the applications for pardons made
by Adolph Palmquist and John
and Olaf Nickelby. The pardons
were refused and the three will be
compelled to finish their sentence.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29

We are just ordering a large con-
signment Of new furniture to be-
shipped in car lots. Now is the time
to order any pieces Of furniture that
we do not keep regularly in stock.
We can have your orders placed in
car and so save you freight and pro-
tect your furniture from injury.
CASEY MARSHALL Co.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29
TAKE NOTICE..

I strictly forbid the travelling
public from driving onto or over
my land near the railwayat Under
wood in Sec. 27-l46-82. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
CLAUS w. LARSON.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29

The party who took the harness
from my barn is known, and unless
the same is returned at once, they
will be prosecuted.
LOUIS HANSON.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29
HAY LAND FOR RENT.

I will lease for taxes-The hay
on WI and NE4 Of IL; also 81 Of
10, all in 1850.
j. L.. Simcoke,
Lenox, Iowa.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-08-29
Teachers Examination.

A regular Teachers Examina-
ton will be held on Friday, Aug.
%, 1908. Program will be pub
lished later.
Henry G. Olson,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea.


"About six years ago for the first
time in my life l had sudden and
severe attack of dlarrhoea, says
Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas.
81 got temporary relief, but it came
back again and again, and for six
long years | have suffered more
misery and agony than | can tell.
1t was worse than death. NV hus-
band spent hundreds of dollars for
physicians prescriptions and treat
ment without avail. Finally we
moved to Bosque county, our present
home, and one day l happened to see
an advertisement of Chamberlain S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
with testimonial of man who had
been cured by it. The case was SO
similar to my own that | concluded
to try the remedy. The result was
wonderful. | could hardly realize
that | was well again, or believe it
could be so after having suffered so
long, bat that one bottle of medicine.
costing but few cents, cured me. ("
For sale by all druggists
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22
FrightfuI Warning to Young
Smokers.
Knockers.

Chicago, July IA dispatch to
the Inter Ocean from Kalamazoo,
Mich, says
William g. Patterson, of this city,
is dead in his seth year as the result
of the excessive use of tobacco. His
tobacconist, from whom he bought
exclusively, gave out the statement
after his death had been made public
that in II years Mr. Patterson smok-
ed more than $4,000 cigars, which
cost him $4,000. In his early life
be was. even more constant smoker
than in his declining years and local
tobacco men estimate that in the
last 20 years he had smoked 100. 600
OF his favorite brand, which would
cost him $4,000. Nlr. Patterson
was pioneer stage coachman of the
middle west, having established the
first stage line between st. Paul and
81. Anthony, Mimi, along the bank
OF the Mississippi river. He also
established the first line between st.
Paul and 81. AnlhoDg, Grand Rspids
and this city.
The above recalls the statement ip
the Signal mans school physiology
where u was soiewply set forth lbat
scientific research bad demonstrated
lbpi 1.-The constant use Of tobacco
WI kill o human being ip 81 years
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22
Pacific & Idaho
Northern r. y
ONLY DIRECT

ONLY DIRECT
RAIL ROUTE
FROM WEISER IDAHO 10
= kutnourg, Heath, and the celebrated Seven
Devils Copper mines Payette Lakes. Middle
Saluprla, and Long Valleys Salmon River Meal
dows, and Gold Placer Dfggings
" men travelling west in search OF a new home
STOP on az Weiser, Idaho, take a trim oyer fha
racine q Idaho Northern Railway to above sec
ton OF country. and investigate its many re-
sources gu viii not be disappointed.
DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE
Cool night breezes from the snow-canne NOM
talns, making eprefreshing
NO MALARIA
PURE MOUNTAIN WATER
fienty Of excellent unoccupied rovernman.
failure of crops '''"'ei' NO
Dep. Daily ~
500 a M Elk. Sunday
g;oo Middle Valley 2.f7
.v.SV Cambridge I.45 =,
w. CouEcll i2:a0 a.
application. upon
p. p. SHELBY.
General Manager. Weiser. Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22
Progress Of Roosevelt Road.

Capital News
j. N. Hall and Carl Hildebrand
came in yesterday from the camp of
the Thunder Mountain road con.
tractors, on the south fork of the
Sslmon river. Mr.. Hall SAID the
road is built over the worst summit
on the route, where an altitude of
1000 feet is reached. Three inches
OF snow fell there July 6 and the
weather he said was decidedly cool
for summer
The road Is finished from Scott's
valley over The Big Creek summit
and down Trail Creek to the Salmon
distance of "a miles. From there
1t will cross the Salmon on a BRIDGE
oS feet long, and will go up to Cabin
creek MIR. Hall said that be would
leave Monday on his way back TO
camp, with about 25 men who will
be added TO the present force
OF 40 now employed. He said
the work will now proceed more
rapidly es With an increased force
two erews will be utilized. one a
rock crew, will 20 ahead and blast
out the rocky points while the other
VIII follow with with tbe grading
lis said up 10 the present Hme 24OO
pounds Of powder bad been used.
Which viii give an ! leo Of lie extent
oi heavy rock work lbal has heen
hsndled
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22
Sea Shore Excursion.

For train No. 5 leaving Weiser
6:19 p. M July 2lst tickets will be
sold to North Beach and return at
rate of $40 95 tickets will be limited
to continuous passage going, no
transit limit returning, with final
limit of ten days from date of sale.
j. w. LApIsH, Agent.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22
Attention HOIneSeekeISI

Correspondence solicited from par
Ties who wish 10 Investigate and in.
yest ip a new aud healthy stock aud
farming community Over 70 town.
ships Of the best grexiug and rancl
lands 10 Idaho ~ select FROM, M
lopDle ~ shog goods 10 parcels 81
AZ W 1000 aores
AaHle'3 tphs sAll0p
~ ~ i,aldo, Idaho
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22
s. Reward.

Strayed one bay horse about 100,
branded L N on left shoulder Also
one black horse about 900, branded
Fl on left hip. Both were hobbled and
black had bell on when last seen
near Cottrells shearing plant on
Sage creek. So for their return or
information leading to their re-
coyery. JOHN ALLEN,
gods. Cambridge, Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22

iel hVpsp 40 Flppbe eQnneel
lepl honAe apa gloppas plA lhp
el'l Wslee snqp opposite no
N's'o'i , Fwpllulfl1n BON
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22

y NIINFF = VNNFHNANFl
~ yov dealse b good oomplexion
gsf AQhi Yes p pure Aeyb dnnh
! 900 ~ ile lllof and makes lAe
fhll hlNoeiD Apq olfw 0ules siok
etHRsnllee ~ ~ Rnd 81 mi
NQn'l ieinpdle n NJ d0es pol sauafy
t4p bf'lp NJ N AZ u00ele Il
~ Napslph fff
RNfVf fqpYwApp
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-22

NNflN tENENAI INuus4ior. n..
4 ifH AiIi M lifh0U.r lsnffI
a,.lN Nnl NlulF laf4 oaf|aI MI
AZ l,l'f fd'ffi,.i Y,.ll
rf fali',.,.f l4 ,..'niI NsnIN
i0 'tisii ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-29
Mas SObre los 'trOIleyS'

Aysr. comn de cnstumbre ell stro.
lleys DO mice II pdblieo.
Il J uno as los Wis ss de In tArae
fa.s6 corrisnts. 10 qas es - muy GO.
rrisnte, y uno de los passlsros pro.
tast6, y pia.6 "a ntket. psro el 6 IN.
daetor Aauj } que IA habfa saf1alado
en- oil contAdor su passjs y por tanto
no poSiA devolv6 selo.
Rsto do lug sr & que se esmbisran
slgunas palabraa entire conductor y
vlsiero, 10 que desagrAd6 q los dc
mas, porqse comprsndieron q 10 to.
MIA rsz6n oil protestante.
Ssgta informos que hasts noso.
tros han liegaao, Las deficiencies que
se notan en- los carros e..6ctrieos SON
dsbidas & que las c&ldsraa de 10 plan
to est2n en- malas condolences y NO
levantan preston bastante para mo.
verlos earr0s que est&u en- sorv.eio
nj suministra 10 lHz en- Lac eondieio.
nee ,eu que a0bisra.
Rspstimos 10 que en- nuestra edi.
eion de aver 'aseveramos. Sc hace
n~ecesaria una ssria investigation on
10 planta alndisa.
No BE trata 500 de los periuicios
que irrogA 10 detenei6n de los earros
sl6stricos, nj de 10 fAlta de alum.
brado; 90 tratA do algo mas grave v
60 que sl sistema smpleAdo 90 Ell de
eorrientea alternas que como ,ae hA
aicho mochas veces offeeen sarios
peIiRroa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-29
COMUNICADO
Al doctor Miguel HerrerO, ms
pectOr de Sandal de este
DObladO:

Cada ve1 que en- algun ~peri6dieo
10 dieen In v0rdSd pura 6 ests senior,
sin e~ntorara0 por el conducto que
dabiera hacerlo auisn Do el Autor dc
esas verd&des, airije sug baterfaa
sobre mi; no vAliendo On NADIA, las
vafiA@ vocos que en- el terrsno parti'
cRlAr 10 he dicho . 81, y q varios dc
suA amigos, que 20 de 81 para NADIA
me oeHpo; que antics nj Contrario,
me ID lkstimA vAriRn vecss, en- yer
los papeles ridfeulos que comete &
diArios
Nse buen Henor, NO tan solo me
acha In paterniaad de asas vsrdadsg,
CON 10 euAl nastA eierto punto me
homo, sino que NO haCs NADIA mas
que gratuitAment0 ocHp6naose de
INF, On una formA POGO ~eorrecta dc
CAbAll0ros.
Paes bien, "a que ese Sc nor BE ha
aeclArAdo 0remjgo RrAtuito MO, y
en- 10 tormA qH0 antics diGo, tengs
antendido @se St d or, que Sun cuAn-
do haatA aqui no me he ocupsdo do
81 Embellishments para NADIA, de hoy
IN AaolAnte, como no Gun pl& CON "a
@ober en- al cargo que e1erGe, 10 he
do deeir muchas v0rdades, y aichAs
en- 10 forma que &costumbro ha.
Oerlo.
Y por tltimo tanga entandido Ell
senior doctor y todos los que Sudan
nj OAlsntura9, que 81 que este es'
oribe, sAbe sostsnsr 10 que escribe y
10 que diee, y ouAndo ne de CON cH'
bslloEog mwcho mas.
Por tanto qusdan lcs campos des'
hndAdoa, senor doctor; y 4 aus 6rie'
mes,
Andrts QWtntona Reyes.
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Entire Ia eSpada
J Ia Dared
La familia anda NAL

Las ncticias que nos trae 10 prem.
% neoyorquina del gobierno de aid
no SON, que digamos muy satisfac.
toriak. "
Los leetores de SLA Corrsspon.
deneiAs no habr&n olviaado de Guam.
to &c hA dicho con respscto & 10 &C
titud del pueblo americana, con mo.
two de 10 matAn2A delJudfos On Ru
siA, eomprendidos ensrs clos mn.
chos ciadaAanos.
Los meetings 10 han sueeaido con
frscueneia, pronunciSnaose seslora.
dos diacursos, pidiendo al gobierno
que inter venga en- ell asunto, para
que el Gear ponga eoto & los assma'
nea que alli.se eometen.
In marsiad& popular erace y las
e~xigsncias BOZ eada dia mas faertss.
Il! gobierno desie 10 alto 10 We 0
Dir y teme que 10 commands On ell
olsaie.
La eampR1a electoral para 10 Pre-.
sidancia &c he inieiado, Be han pues.
to On movimiento toaos los resortes
para asegurar ell triunfo al candida.
to Roogsvelt.
No SO contabA.ecn. 10 huSspea.
I'll Presidente We msy lstos y sabe
que sa popu'aridaa eats my ex'
puesta. Gran parta do los electo'
res americanos SON judios y Of oil 60
bierno actual no aeeede & sus deseos
interviniendo en- el asunto de q
eolsgaR en- Russia, de lleuo en- el
dsss grade de ese gran elemento, y
ls rstirR 81 Apoyo.
No 90 trata shora de una naci6n
d6bil, es q nm coloso 6 quien 90 pre-.
tande peair explieAciones.
He Ahf nm cor fieto IComo q
sOlverlof
81 gsbinste del Prsaiaente, CON ell
baIometro en- lR mAno VI elaramen.
to que sl temporal mArcado estallA.
RI de uno & otro modo y dsp1omdtica
re he mareado antes de em.
bareArse y opta por no a~venturarss
6 eruSAr el oceano. RENUNCIA.
IQaS tripulaci6n tan vaiisnts! En-
10 bonanza ALL RI9HT pero en- IL
ALL WRONG. Y, 81 CO.
pit6n lqns haee! lQse harAf
Hay dos eaminos, l6 Ell pueblo, 8
sl gobierno? 1Por quien se decidirA
ROOSEVELT es 10 que hay que YER.
Aquf visne nj pslo, e' cuento del
oso y los dos amigos. Ofrso,6 romeo
protection m1suA en- toaon los peii.
gros, y IN marchA por IN boaQue
les ssllo al 0hcusntro an oso, uno de
loR amigos, lijero como eli viento 90
subi6 b an Arbol. mientras que ell
otro srro16se sobrs II verbs, hs'
Ell muarto. El csc le oli6
he esrca y "a march6.
SQa6 to dijo sss animal? djj, FL
lmlgo que huy6. 4su com De d sro. f!
. 6 jamAs me rsuniese con COBAR.
OGS.
Nc eresnos uosotros que los ami
COS Dc Roosevelt, se SUDAN al Arbol.
II Romero H0nthauaen.
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CarreraS de CiltaS

Aver tarae, varios vecinos do San
turee, levsntAron IN Arco de triunfu
en- los alrsdadorss del PArquey for.
maron an jarAdo compuesto de ne.
norisAs para eelsbrar el juego do
~eintas, & caballo.
Uno de los ginstss era caballsro
Ga nm 1amalgo, tan f.eo, que ma
p~&rscfA violfa de bale aa barrio.
Sin smoai go ei ginsts, Algo largo
y eD5aso de cArnes, ibA may satitfs-
facho parecie laoss mueho 6 DON
Qali.ts rssorriendo ios eampos do
Msnsisl en- RoeinAnts.
Ii d sstA estuvo Amenj8sas nor In
rquesss que d rije Ell pre- t ssor senor
Tixol.