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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-13
pdrtidO Federal

De Tos Baja hemos recibido ell acta
de reconstruction del Comite local de
| aquel pueblo y que con gusto extracta-
mos.
| FL dia del presenhe mes sc congre-
garon en- Asamblea los federales de d.
| cha poblacion, asistienao un buen n6-
nero de correligionarios.
Por aclanaci6n result6 electa la ST.
guiente candidatura. que fue acogids con
demostraciones de j1bilo.
Presidentes Honorarios, don Fran
cisco j. Salas, don Jose E. Garcia; Pre-
sidente efectivo, don Juan Herrans; vi
ce, don Fernando SaIgxdo; Tesorero,
Lcdo don Lucas L. Velez; Secretario
don Manuel Enriquez; sub-Secretsrio,
don Emilio Ortiz.
Vocales don Francisco Maymf
Cruells, don Manuel Perez, don Benito
Cantre, don Manuel Martinez, don r.
Sslgado Pacheco. don Luis Sevil,ano.
don Caledonia Gonzalez, don Jose Gil
Lopez.
Surlentes: don Eduardo Colon, don
Jose Melesio, don Jose Ma Barroso. don
Eduardo Barriento, don Andres Rios,
don Justine Rodriguez. don Jose M.
Vszquez, dor Gregorio Rodriguez.
Acto seguido tomo possession ell Co.
mite, acordando:
10 Sc dirija mensaje de cari1oso sa-
ludo al Comite Executive del partido
& su prense, periodica muy en- particu-
lar al peri6dico LA DEMooRACIA por ell
feliz regreso de su Director don Maria
no Abril
% Al tomarse en- consideration la
pronta llegada q este su pals natal del
distinguido pstricio don Luis Mufioz Ri
i II IL f,,<
nombrarse una comisi6n compuesta de
aon Juan Herrans, don Manuel Enri-
quez. don Justine Rodriguez y don Fer
min Ventura para que, pasando Ia ca
de la bienvenida tan querido compa-
SO obrera quien representa- los dos Ill
timos sefores.
80 Fue acuerdo, tambien. los traba-
jos de propaganda entire los cuales Sc
lIevara efecto ell de la inscription de
los correligionarios; que para este OBJ
jeto Sc establezcan sitlos adecuados por
Ia Presidencia en- los barrios de IL ioca-
lidad, donde, ademas, Sc constituiran los
respectvos sub Comites; quedando &
cargo del Secretario Ia inscription de los
correligionarios del per1metro de Ia po-
blaci6n.
40 Abrir una colecta para sstisfacer
Quotas atrassdas.
50 Ratificar ell acuerdo del Comite
para recabar de las Camaras Ia indepen-
dencia municipal de aQuel pueblo, que
injustamente fue anexado Bsyam6n.
Y 50 Un voto de gracias para ell
Comite saliente por sus buenos ofcios en-
ell desem pefIo de su cometido.
Felicitamos & los buenos federales
de Toa Baja por 81 nunca desmentido
patriotismo por su entusiasmo en- la
causs justa que defendemos.
Adelsnte, que asf es como proceden
los pueblos amantes y feles del terrufio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-13
Hotel Vega Reformado
CAYEY, PR

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Baltimore 9ramsfer Co.,

6toHf, hage 0aa'etraBe,
bnt tbre gIusftattina I'M niebrere f5utrtuerfs
(gans) berar0bert uno Ut iebi i'm Etdnbe.
Wt6heI bon 6ons an Sais gu bef5rbern unb
for bic Anibep1brung ODER Berfenolns su
betpaden. Rronpte nHf suberldifiee .Bebte.
uuHa tuirb anaeHtert. W2-J
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GricSiuit Qinie.
G~BcIapcnfe 9ampfcr.G Ompagnic.

6Geiapeatc.2inic.
GIcgnnie 9aiiagiersDdmpfer ,gllianIta" uno
sNtlantn" mad
EIb gpint Comfort unb NDrfulf, "a.
Satnpier ~berlai'en Baltimore idgli6 (alSocs
nominet Sonnidg5) nm $50 9lbeHoS ur0 fonrs
men In SIo point Comfort nm Q ll6r Wtors
gems mo In giorfolf nm 7.t5 Wloraens al, ans
ffliebeno an ole @iienbabH3iige na6 allen
Ylmitel oes SiioeltS mo Silbipeitens.
UOrtsJiiucr.2imie.
@leqante 4uiiagiers Eampfer Charlotte"
lno Baltimore"
iadl F1tnt nno NtdlmunO, "a.
9unIpfer n~erlufen Baltimore tdgli6 (nuSs
gen0nlmeii SOnntaqs) UNI B tlbr gia6miiiags
uio ommcn 3i gSeitsRoint I'm TAB Wlorgeis
iino 81 RidrnDto nm 0.25 WorqenS an.
Sanpier, uerlnieto baltimore W(oniag5,
Miitpo6s l1o 5reitagS uno terlaiieno QBefts
Boint 9ielitaGs, SouneritagS uno GamTiagS,
legen at @luicettersIoiut uuo gtllnuuo's an.
mo Sunipier. oerlafteto Baltimore 5ienitdgs,
9onnetiiagS ltno Sdrnitdgs uno g8eitsJSotnt
Ylontn9S, WtittiuodS uno f%Sreitag5, legen gu
DorItopn uro 9lap 8anf an Cuenn oas g5eiter
cs erlnIbt).
Sampicr p~erlaien Baltimore pom Bier f8 u. 10,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OlirobsVtlete nab allen Rufttet i0ui1er ges
it6ert, 8epdd aufgegeben ltno aaiiieu5immer
I'M 8oraus ~reierhirt lperoen In ben bieIlaen
9iireuur: gr. 100, 100 uno 1877, Sitsgalfinore.
Strabc. ooer ben S~aupt8rreaur: gtr. $50,
9bt.StraBe Baltimore, NRe,
@e1l. s8eictdttsfi6rer. Sen. sYiuets9lgent
Z. 8. Dle5aHnef. r%eifenoer Baiiaeier.aeent
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Ottober 1898 pegen allppelei uno
8etrugS Derurtbeilt. Die qeItern per.
bun0elten WllherfGQe maren ihon
in Der onmuligen 9lnflage einper-
Ieibt, muBten ieOod megen 9lllSblei-
benS ser 9ouptbelaitungs5elgen per.
tagt peroen. Die mtnmebrigc Ser
banoIlng er9ob beOcnflihe fiuous
5iele 9%e5iebumgen ueridieocner 2lri-
ltotruten unO Offi3ierc. inter ibnen
Die 6%reiberreu b. 8loeb, b. Multz
3on unO b. Rettelblabt, 3u Der 6ruu
Sortert. Der 2eBteren @6emunu be.
giug ieiner 3cit Sel6itmorO.
DDS @eri6t c%rfonntc, Ole 2lnges
tlugte bobe morolii6 perlucrfIi6,
obcr nift criminea %gebanoeIt, unO
10 erioIGte 6reiipreduug.
Ser 81 r6enbau'
Gin 8eimarer 8erlng bat an Die
9ii6nen cine cinoftige Sotpre Ser
&ir6enbou" %periouot, mel1e Sen
LATHAM betannten Sail oeS o~bgeoalt-
ten 9obinet6ef8 Scr &oiierin, 6rei-
BERN b. Wirbod, bebonOelt. Der
&erfoIier lit ongcbli6 Elm uomboitcr
9iibHcnolltor.
@rtt3 &orI 4nton'S Viii
lion.
Sine Sotioer 0epeidc ser .&oiii-
ideu 3eitung" betout, OoB Die @nt-
icuouug Oes Yrin3en Sorl 2(nton
pom Sobcn5oaeru nad Sopou unO
ms ioponii6e @auptQuortier atf
Dem oitoiiotii6cn &riegSiAulplnbe
Iib ais elm northumberland, niiblis
der 9ltt berauSiteae, moOur1 bic
Sopou'S QegeniIber
0euti6Iono erbebIid %perbeiiert nor
Den iei.
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Sm G6crbnnOcsacridjt cutidJicOcn

lSIl. EuUilS @uuNC SuJlHlu IuuJtlI
iino 5ollpfIi6tiq.. - llrtbcil &C.
gen cincn 3eitur9s . Eruit in
WtiIluoufec beItGtigt.
@oi6ingtor, 9. 6. 8. Noo.-
Sn Dem &ro5eB bon YbpQiS Dodge
gcgen sic 9uuoeSregicrutg lcbnte
oos ObcrbunocS9cridt oie IuSitcI-
hing cineS @rit Of Gcrtiorori ob,
mas off cine 8eIt6tiqung bc3 lit.
tbcil5 SIT @uniten ser Negierun9 BIN
ollSlG1ft, nelheS ooS &rciS 9lppcl-
Gotion8gcrid)t fir Sen 3%lueiten &rciS
obgegebeu bat. &n Dem Safe bon-
6elt eS iid nm oie 9ei6lognobme
bon Sdmudio6cn i'm @crtbe DOR
$64, 900, meId)e bon Sen 3%olbeborben
Sri. Dodge BEL ibrerInfun1it nit Dem
9umpfer st. saul" I'M Sabre 1899
obgenommen nuroen. Sri. 0oogc
bate bel ibrer 3oQ 9efIorotion ge
genii6er 0en Sebor0en Die Sdnuf-
iohen ni6t ertpG6nt rno nlodtc gel
teno, oieieIben 'eielt ibr mG6reno III
res NuientboItes im Iuslonoc &c.
i6entt norben. NuBeroem erfl1rte
iie, iie babe sic Shmlfioden nid)t
fir 5oapflihtig gebolten.
0os SbcrbunoeSgerih bcitGti9tc
sic Gntideioung oeS O6ergeriotS
beS StooteS @iSconiin in 0em Bon.
colt = Safe Der Wilnoufcc'r 3citlln.
gen Sentinel" oNctpS" lnl6 ,Gnc.
ming @iSconiin" qegen ooS oortiQc
oSournol." Die orei bcflogten 3Si-
tun1en ioIlen cine qpIh6ftli6e gb.
mofung III 9e5ug oltf Nn5eigenro.
ten ein9egongen ieiu, nm OoS .%ESollr.
nal" 81 i6G0igcn. Gie lcbterc Bel
titng itrengte oornlf oltf @runo oeH
Inti Sruit = 8eiebeS oeS Stootc8
aloge an un6 oieSupreuc Court oeS
Stootes enti6ieO 81 @lnIten oeS
&ldaerS, inoem cS ben Ginlpurf scr
geflogten Dab Dos Nnti = 3ruit.@c-
let IN Dem Dorlicgenocn Sale nidt
oniuenobor lei, pcrruorf. 9iele @nt.
ldeioung lit iebt in letter SSnItom
be1totigt iporoer.
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@citern Marhlnnh.Nnhn.
srat am g. citoOer 1904 in arat:

Frat am z. Eftubcr 1901 IN 1rait.
8hge eerl1iieH 9iuensSt1ttOr, nie 2olgt:
Sdglidl,
4.30 Born. - G6nea5ug, SaupiliHte, Sagers,
tolpt, @abneSboro. q. & W. Ydbn ufo ben
Siloen. unb nii5genommeH GonntagS q. o.
9aln Gbambersbnrg, wlnrtinsbur8 unb Rlns
1925 9lbenSs - gtiom. mad tlnlon.grioae.
TdgTim, atsgenunlIneH 9gnntaas.
7.1h Wornl. - Uorf. y. & 8. Bib. unb Sdnht,
Itnte 6ftItt bon @fnorbsSrooe, Carlisle nrb
IS. 4 $. Babn.
s.t5 8orm. - Suuptlinle. Sogerstopn, Chip.
pensbnrg, Sreoerid, GlHmitiS6urg uno u. &
~. @16n bis Clifton.
t0.12 Wornt gflout. mad ~tlnioH'9ribee,
Dorf nr6 Settbs6urp.
2.2b glddbnl. sffiom, mad Gntorbs@robe.
1926 giddm. Iffom. na6 GmorOsCSrube, V. &
8. Sib.. folpie DoI:.
LIE Nndnl. 49, Wtf0In. nod untonsBrioge.
$500 glabm.-@rpreB nn6 98eiiniiniter, llnikns
Vrioge, un0 oann Nfior~. bis SdqersiDtpn:
iouie 6reoerid, Gmmiits6urg uno GbtppenSs
hurg. tBarlorsGar.)
1925 Nadlm. - Grpreh nan BORT, Sauuutr unp
@ettnsbnrg. (garlDr'6ar,)
$50 Id6m. - gIffom. mud @morbs8 rpbe.
Glib gbeaoS gtffom. na6 llnionsertbge.
500 N6enoS Iffonl. nod @norbs9robe.
1nr suuntags.
$50 Bor,n. - glttom. nab union.gribae nnb
2.30 gnfIr. - @ifom. mad ltnionsgrieae.
4.30 gladrt. - Mffoni. nab gmorbs Srobe.
= Sdlt uttbt al Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Station.
billet iin0 @epdd, Biirean. MI6auab'S, @de
GbarIess uuo 2eriuatonsStrnb
Biiae s1ltet 1r unioHs. PennfbtbnnidssiOe.s .,
5lLton' nne 8nIbrulls (yioribsg lOemle) Station.
Y, 8. Grisuolo, ". Z. ~.
q. IN. Sup ta, o. 9. n.
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Sir Samen.
TaS Eclectic amcn.S hneioerinltem

1T Ieiht at erleruen. fuitet fe6r penta mo III
cline cute Gripurnib far sic bel Scr AnIeriieuna
Sbter stlcloer. Die Shuie III iebt Qe6ffnef.
Eies If bic bette Belt fir Gdnler. oeii tlnfers
ridt 6l begiuneu ino iih iofurt AIT meloen,
Gmiiler fir sheHniiuieH meroet draennnnnett
g1eaen Reotn0unaen ipe1tne nlu fhb an Mrs.
pnbris, sir, 2i2. Rorb.6harleSs etraRe.
(2T6-)
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IerdantS' &c @incrS' SrnnspOr,
tdtion GumpanD.

Sad @oiteU unb Dem Often: ieben WoHtaa,
Sieuiiua Sonueritug nno Gamltda, gbenoS
@ llbr.
t,6 y'" Nh HsUU,'e ,u n aro Pcn SSmmems le @ ,hy
Nab glenp0rt NelUs uuo NorioIf: tdeIt6
NM 6 llbr gtbcnbs.
Srn6t miro t1gIth bis & 1lbr W6cnoS fir an
benz IaaA ubfabrenbe 31npfer aHgenonnefl.
gi1h Sabnnnab mo benz Siiben: ieoeH 9teHr
flag. Sonneriia9 lino Suruftdg, IbenoS 8 ll6r.
Noitoner ilno Brooioence : Sampler idbren
bon Der Meriie am 5lBe oes 9Ongs Gods ab;
GdUnntidbfSumpfer bon BET g8erite am {5lrbe
Der Wefts 5uuSs2loenue.
Is. ". @illusbam, gIeent,
QoupsDod.
70. Y. 3urner, @.sB. ".
VI. ,, StebbinS, G.ssU(.
S1ipibire1u - Hr. GOA, gDro. Charles. ctr.
Srabts in6 Enfagcsgiireau-gr. 22t, g9elts
0altimoref5traBe. Qt3,I&S)
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Baltimore 9ampf.Yafet.G So.
fMlte MN 1unrrlif fine paIsQtute)

Ole @er. Stnntens4oi befbroerno.
Sampler iubreH tdglth. SollntdgS at5grnoIts
men, bon .oclt aQaO 9ine" s4ierS, 9tr. 1913,
QiqbtsStrabe, $50 NbeHo5. brett nab 0lo
9lOint Gpmiurt, gturfOlf, B%or!Snuut6 nno allen
VlnIten oee GioenS. .8erbinorHa In Do
4oint Comfort nit IS. & O.'Gifenbabn" nab
9iihrtuuS. @erbinbung in BortSmouib nit benz
inmoni6 mad WtIaniG. Sn gIorfOiP 8cr1ln6nra
nit bec "%9iInntic @oaft Cine. y~toriolt mo
Carolina, g%orfoIf uno fiibltb, g~tortolf uno
bern, ggafbinGton. 0.'G., uno 8i6mono, 30.
Wiabl5eiteu mad eutop1itbert Blame. 9rIis
ribie 6niiitenBimmer eieftrtibe Belei6tltg,
5immer In ben ginets9iireaur ser Bah Cine:
gfr. 32t. g9eitsRdItimores Strdbe, gir. 500 unb
sos, 2iabts5trdbe. g. ". g.. Office. gtr. 2t5,
gorhsGbGrIessS trdbe. uHo NIbnigb's, CHARLES
nnO qeringtunsS traBe.
aptH %. SberuuUb, e. WrOlun,
@ieesBrdf. II. Sen, zUlandaer. en.spdil.s aeent
(Se52-)
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MGnner nnb 1ranen fummt al nns.

Wl1nner iiro 5rauen nit gfBcipucn Qranfhei.
lenoeIt pnaren. Striciiren, gusilub, BI:..bers
etfhlng, grit6er, &a~uidusf6Idgen, Wbeumntis'
mus, Nerllft Der Dinunbnrfeit, gIafens ODER
WterenleioeH. W,1itonrinteioen,. SdftIrrboioen.
9Grtleibtefeit ODER trgeno iuelfcr beriunnoien
aranibeiten fouten fib oertratenSpon an ms
iuefoet. Vehentenoe epe5iaititen peroer Gle
li1terft6en ltHo f~oftenloS cine ipiienfb1itlide
9taanoiis 96res Sales ;ssben. Ninf elm Dollar
Dor Der .Setllrg 81 %be3nblen g9ir beilen raf9.
fider, fbmer5IoS ino bnuerbaft lgo bebunoeIn
Srauen. Benn Gle Mot founlen f6nnen, tc
bena6ri6tiaen Gle itns ino mir bcbanbeln Gle
IN Sbrer ySo1rnH9' Setlnne 9araIiirf ooes
Sipi Roitmnrfe BEL, ipenn Sbr f6reibt an Tr.
9bifipS Nebieul 5%nititnte, 1881 Cit.9ratt.etr.
Baltimore, Wab. -9entf6 uiro gefpro6eu.
(IRaitt. 1&S.tO
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Slnmen.Im

ct. 2ouis, 8. @op. - sSm @or-
tenbou : Eol6it ollf Der @eltoltsItcl
lung tit geitern cine prG6tige 9ht.
men = GusiteQung eroffnet moroen,
Die bis gum II. Nopember mGbrt
9lumen5ii6ter aus 80 Stootcn Der
Union betbeiligen lid an Der auSIteI.
lung. Die @orlo'S 6oir SIpluer
Sbolp aiiociotion, an oeren Spite
Gbilipp 9reitmeper bon Detroit
Wiid., Itebt, bat cine Summe bon
$500 fir 9norpreiie oufge6roft
Mtebrere botonii6e @eieaidaften ia.
ben beionoere greiie bemiai0t.
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MHnhputls, Mt. rehabilitation, T.b0 unh
SAB Born 6Gm6er,S tltioiL 1890 lino +soO
Yornly 12.06. Dltttaes, l4.0O, 35A0 9sadHi.
Sreberia, nj. rehabilitation, 3s.4S. le4s
gorm 9ambeg;S Station 135, 1920 0Ib II.
sptndeier, 3D.. Topul'Station. no gorut.
UNI l2.44 Gatm. Characterization. 1870 Borut.
1870 uno 1890 SGnm.
gnnoen.etattoE. 1900 SoFmL, 1850 uHo 400
eilitsti.Gits unS UT. airs, Concentration.
l7.3b, Wtb BORN, i1.9o, 1850, $50 Nddnt.
Guriis Rab, eamoeHSstntiuu. 1928 Born.
2aran, gtt. RohabStntiou, t2.A Rad
Characterization, 1900 gtddbm.
.Eehal Ylut.2t"te" nadl philadelphia HrS
Celtic. VSsrfsanSen serl. g9t. gtgpuI
gg$ $faf a. gpsir.. . 4astt. 7 80 I. !. sSS
9drlor, Gpeiie, Hnr 90. .9.52g. e6T@ 3.
8SartiiSSrr. gSSeIIife. A, '9dS;. i.S5 D.. i.S5 z.
gGosal eimitsb." aaSf4fiebii9et Puuruau'5us.
gitist', aandr garlor5 C6fsro1.tSI. nno
SSSsssIss ssqSG Sil1 aus ade ]. s s.5S i i. S go i.
&oa6s5. boil. 49,. adSi: 9:00a s.O5 a.g
SblafiunpgonS. 3dpI. 1898 VI. t2.44 ". q
Der Iofalc s6dhoG9eon na1 @efu.p0ri 1T i'm
G1t. yiebal,gabnbete nm 1000 a5enbS sur sIuf.
naSmc bon gaIagiersI bereit
na6 atlantie-eite taali&.
que 3hge pdltsn IN ssua'Sstsz. q bdl!
In gsefsr an.
Berl. Gambler Ber.. SRI. ytobGI
gbiIa. afiorr. -. .9daI. 500 g. SOB.
Ybtld. &ypreb, GIsg. Son. 2.90 u. 2.8b u.
BbtIa. eIpreB, nnSg. Con. 4.55 u. 300 St
6iugerIn affunl., ausg. 9. 5.t5 ". $40 y.
Rbtld. WifoIr., nur Conn. go VI. 8.f6 VI.
g~inetsBlreaur: Rorotueits&f, gtarless uno
GarotoeasSirnBe CD. IN. q. u. @sbduhe),
500 Sao.troabtuap, ut. RutdI'statiun obsr
g1utbeH Station.
.. Q. alartlH, Nlgr. Raf. Traffic.
e. -. RaFeft. Ser RAJ. salaent
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Marpfaub nnS geuninluania.gab

8ige berInIieu giortfs 9fbenne,Gtdtion:
$50 Born. mad Durt, tdelid, ausgenoms
men SDnninqS.
$50 Born. 1iud Celia, MIR GonntneS.
$50 re1 gelair, tdeli6, ausgenoMmen
Sonntdgs.
1926 Na6m. nab gort, idsIt6. anseenoms
men Sonrtdgs.
400 Wd6ni. mad Delta. mir eoHniaas.
ago rad 3elta. tialih, GlSgenommen art
Sonntug.
600 gladbm. nab 9eIair. ffali6, auseenoms
ftet Gpuntnps.
1000 slbenos. iroh ReIdlr. MIR SonntdaS.
ff.4J NbeuoS, Hn6 Belair. Miitunb uno
Samftag.
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Sr. z. Silsbee bat bus RrobIem 9eI6ft. zines
Der arobten 9eibeH Der Wleni6beit, ndntlid S1s
rtcrrboioefI, 5u beilet. anateiis beibt oas pors
tretfLi6e Wtittel, iueIdeS fii bereits IN oieIen
3drifeno, ielbft ben Standardization 5duen bous
ftdnoig bepi6rt bat. =. Reufi1eoter & 60.
Dor 24t6. getusgorf, i6iden einem 5eoen, fcr
es %berIangt. groben liio tBe6raI6santuetfuna
t~oitenfret nab uIetll Ibeilen Der 8eretniateii
Stoutett. gu b1ben In allen renommirten Qlpus
tbefen. Siltet @uh Dor giubabmln9en. 9(btet
o1rant, oub Die llnterf9rift bon z. SiIs6ee,
Wl. O., ith uuf ieoer Seiie Der e6obtel be-
finoet. WioMi5r,I &g8)
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Snren Mnne,s Giicnlnhn.Gp.

5ahrplan trat am IL. fftpbsr 1904 In Strait.
1nmpfer %oerlnfeh Yier gir. 0, 9iabt.etrnee,
tdnlidl (uisgcrommen Sorntdgl nm 7.f5 BORN.
nd6 eau. IDint, EutenstUiUn, Gcntreuile, Ten
fcn, GREENWOOD, 2eiues ltno 8tutib enttntionen
uuo Inn 800 glndni. Had alien RaHtten bis
qepes, lei.
Vnbn" nn6 allen Bnniten fioli6 an Der .gleius
gorf. B5iInoeIpbtn nno ylorfolb8dbu."
Sruht wir6 tdglih bis g llbr NbeHos eitts
aegeIi genoHIHIet.
Su6n e. gosfep, Sen. sPaf. sglg.nt.
5rant 66ien, Gequefter.
(Wai27.f9l
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tended, applies only to contracts and
combinations in restraint Of trade and
makes no reference to competition.
He thought this, inference due to
The size of railroad corporations. He
took the position that there has been
no attempt to monopolize in this com.
.bination Of the railroads and said that
there could be no more objection to
the purchase of the stock of the North.
ern Pacific and the Great Northern
roads by the Securities company than
II bought by Mr.. Morgan himself.
Justice White also read q dissenting
opinion, taking up especially the power
of congress to control, commerce. Be-
ginning with an argument In support
Ot dissenting opinions he outlined the
points involved in the case. He re-
ferred to it's importance and called at.
tention to the fact that only four mem.
bers of the court, one less than a
majority, had united in the opinion of
the court. He then said that such
principles as are laid down In that
opinion are destructive Of govern
ment, destructive of human liberty and
destructive of every principle upon
which organized society depends"
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ADVISES TORCH AND BULLET.
Colored Preacher of Brooklyn Advises Me-
q groes to Garry on War Of Reprisal
Il Against Whites.

F
4 New York, March Unemployment
Of the torch and the bullet by the ne
gro to defend his rights and to stop
the lynching of blacks by white men
has been openly recommended In a
sermon by lev. F. M Jacobs in an
African Methodist Episcopal church of
Brooklyn. He said the negroes of
Springfield. O.. where black man was
dragged from Jail and strangled to
death: BY a mob, should carry on q war
OF reprisal and burn their enemies
out Of business.."'
5 81 The sermon, created marked sensa.
ton. 5SS5 5Ss's 49, sstF'' $ .28sa 4ssSs g&2 *'
g. "You should contend unto death for
your rights" asserted the Rev. Jacobs
''No race has ever won anything with.
out the shedding of blood. ~
IF wars are good for nations they
are good for races. Bishop Brown Of
the Methodist Episcopal church says
that race war is inevitable In this
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ENTIRE CREW Persisted.
Russians Rescued by japs Did Not az
long to the Stereguschtchi. 4

Russians Rescued by japs Did Not Be-
E long to the stereguschtchi.
Toxic, March ia supplementary
report from Vice Admiral Togo, con-
corning the efforts made by the crews
of the Japanese torpedo boat destroy
ers in action Oft Port Arthur on the
10th inst. to rescue the crews of the
disabled Russian torpedo boat destroy
ers, reached here during the day. Cap
tain Shojiro Asai. commanding the flo
tilla of torpedo boat destroyers, states
that the Japanese would have been
able to rescue many more Of the en-
emy but for the deadly fire Of the shore
batteries and the close approach Of
the Russian cruiser Novik. @T
The report also explains that four
men rescued were not part of the crew
of the Stereguschtchi, as originally re-
ported. When the Japanese cruisers
reached the Stereguschtchi only the
dead remained on board and it is be-
lieved that the living members Of the
crew jumped overheard and persisted
in the sea. Three of the rescued Rus
SLAMS are engineers and the fourth is
a torpedo operator. Two of the cap
tives were slightly wounded. They
were all placed on board Japanese
battleship and were given food and
medicine
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coNFESSES TO FIVE MURDERS.
Gustav Marx Has Had Long Career Of
Crime.

Chicago, March 15.-Gustav Marx,
one of the three car barn bandits now
under sentence OF death, declared in
confession Just made that he was
one of the three men who held up the
Chicago and Northwestern express
train at Tower w, near De Kalb, four
years ago.
The crime, which has passed into
history as one of the most desperate
ever committed in or about Chicago,
has never been fastened upon any one
of the many suspects arrested and the
identity of the bandits has remained
mystery to the police until now.
Marx says both his confederates in
the crime are dead and refuses to give
their names. One of them, he de-
clared. died with his boots on
The railway authorities admitted a
loss of 100000 by the robbery. Marx
says the robbers got only $4,000, the
rest of the money having been de-
stroyed by the explosion of dynamite
used to crack the safe,
In sort of footnote to this startling
confession Marx admits the killing Of
Ave men in his career Of crime.
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ADMIRAL roeo's REPORT.
japanese Commander Describes Attack
on Port Arthur.

Japanese Commander Describes Attack
on Port Arthur.
Toxic, March 15.-Official and pri-
vate reports both indicate that Ad-
miral Togo's fourth attack on Port
Arthur on the 10th inst. was the most
effective since the first assault of a
month ago.
One Russian torpedo boat destroyer
was sunk and several Russian torpedo
boat destroyers were seriously dam
aged. The Notifications and city were
subjected to heavy bombardment,
lasting nearly four hours.
Admiral Togos torpedo fletilla
opened the action by boldly steaming
In under the batteries and successfully
placing number of mechanical mines
at the mouth of the harbor. Following
that there was a desperate bow to
bow encounter between the torpedo
boat destroyers, in which the Japanese
appear to have scored clear victory.
Then follo~ ed long range duel be-
tween the cruisers, ending in the re-
tirement of the Novik and Payan, the
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country and the negro will be exter-
minated. This is not true, for the ne
gro is no coward; he will fight and in
Z war between the races he will give
as good an account of himself as he
did at Fort Wagner and before Peters
burg. They tell us to pray, but we
have been praying and praying and
now is the time for the negro to assert
his manhood.
"The day ia coming, the hour is ap.
preaching when this must be done,
for no race under the sun ever got its
liberty without fighting for it.
There must be some sacrifice of life
Il need be to obtain the liberties of q
people. The negro is no coward and
Germany and England know it from
their African experiences. 4.
Many of our lives are to be sacri
Aced IL we are to attain to manhood
|, in this country. love to tell you tc
pray, but all prayers and no fighting
will do no good t2f..