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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-07-26
BALFOUR STILL
MAKING INQUIRIES

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-The
agents of the steamer Arabia are
still without confirmation of its cap
ture and hope that she escaped the
Russians is practically abandoned.
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DAVIS
DENIES

(ScrippaNews Association.)
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pa, July Is.
Davis secretary today made an au-
thoritative and unequivocal denial Of
the published report that the demo-
cratic vice presidential candidate is
to marry Mrs. Reynolds.
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(Scripps News Association

(Scr1ppS News AsSOcfatfOn.)
CHICAGO, July 26. - President
Golden of the Transfers union this
afternoon received telegram from
International President Shea, in
structing him to hold a meeting to-
night, at the close of which to advise
him of the feeling. This is taken
to mean that Shea will sanction the
Transfers strike and thus permit
strike benefits.
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STEEL TRUST
. DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, July 26.-The director
of the United States Steel company
this afternoon declared the regular
quarterly dividend ON preferred stock
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ATTORNEY SUICIDES.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 28.-Alex-
ander Burrows, an attorney well known
on the Pacific coast, suicided this
morning by gas. He was despondedt
over his wife's death.
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BERLIN, July 2o.-Ths Tageblatt
reports that Musk, Armenia, Is in
flames. The Kurds have massacred o
large number of Armenians.
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FIRE

TWO HARBORS, Mich, July &C.
The Duluth and Iron Range car shops
were burned this morning with a
loss of 100000.
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(Scripps News Association }

(Scripps News Association.)
LONDON, July 26.-Lloyds New
Chwang dispatches announce this
morning that SO Japanese have en-
tered the town. The French flag
waves from all the Russian build
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 2a.-Munroe
resumed trimming shis morning. He
picked up where he left of, going in
for much heavy work. {
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-07-26
DELEGATES
TO MEET

The democratic delegates to the
state convention will meet this evening
at 8 o'clock in Judge Hinkle's court
room and hold caucus to decide their
action at the state convention. The
real reason for holding the caucus il
that the delegates may be instructed
to vote as Allan f Gill chooses.
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INSURANCE
ADVANCED

(Scripps News Association.)
PORTLAND, Ore. July 26.-Insur-
anace rates on oriental business to-
day advanced to 10 per cent.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 26.-
There are no signs of sympathetic
strike here this morning. Quiet pre-
walls. Several carloads of laborers
arrived from the Kansas wheat fields.
The packers believe they have the
situation we'll in hand here.
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(Scripps News Association.)

(ScrippS News AsSoc1atI0n.)
LONDON, July 26.-The official
confirmation of the sinking of the
British steamer knight Commander
by the Russians has been received.
The crew was saved.
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VEST Is ILL

SWEET SPRINGS, Mo-, July &C.
Senator Vest passed a restless night
and Is stiI1 conscious, but his mind
wanders.
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(Scripps News Association

LONDON, July 26.-The Central
News Mukden correspondent wires
a report that two Russian generals
and $50 officers and men were killed
in the Russian reverse at Ia Chi
kiao.
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CAME HOME

BERLIN, July 26.-Chancellor Won
Buelow broke off his vacation and re-
turned to Berlin on account of the
critical international situation.
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(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
CHICAGO, July 26.-Following the
packers definite ultimatum. the strik-
ing butchers threw out their picket
lines and covered every important
point about the district and began
to use tactics not hitherto employed.
The packers announcement had
the effect of further irritating the
strikers, who abandoned all hope of
peaceable settlement and practically
declared war. At the Laurel street
entrance to the yards, pickets stopped
three wagons destined for Armour's
and turned them back. The team
sters drove to their headquarters and
made no complaint. President Golden
Immediately protested to the butch
ers' officials. The prospect for dis
order and possibly bloodshed is in
creasing every hour The packers
have used up nearly all the surplus
cattle in the yards belonging to the
commission men and in the future
they will order all cattle consigned
direct, handling the cattle direct
from cars to killing houses.
Mass Meeting.
Up to noon no reply had been re-
ceived by President Golden of the
teamsters' union to his telegram to
headquarters at Indianapolis. asking
for their sanction of the strike. A
mass meeting Of strikers wac held
this morning in a hall near the yards.
Eight thousand attended 1t and over
flows were held in vacant lots. The
crowds we're addressed by union lead
ers. who buoyed their hopes by state
ments that the strike situation was
entirely to their liking. The packers,
it developed this morning, have made
arrangements for electric power in
case their efforts to keep the steam
plants going should fail.
Nonunion Men Shoot
When number of negro strike
breakers arrived at O'Clock this
morning they were jeered by small
crowd of union sympathizers. A
dozen men from the yards met them
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OMAHA, Neb., July 26.-About
1000 mechanical craftsmen in the
packing plants quit at noon today.
/. Otherwise the situation is un-
changed.
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ings. The japanese advance guard
is expected to arrive this morning.
The town Is quiet.
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STRIKE IS
QUIET TODAY

FALL RIVER, July 26.-Only two
mills attempted to start this morning
and but one succeeded in operating at
all. Quiet prevails. H
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SUEZ, July 26.-The Peninsula &
Oriental steamer Formosa has ar
rived with a Russian prize crew
aboard
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WHY sPEnY HONEY

to let you know that we are tailors
and clothes cleaners. Unique Tailor
ing company. Washington street, near
Riverside avenue.
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SALT LAKE, July 26.-The an
nouncement of the sale of Weed, Null
Ter and Pitcher Tozier of the Salt Lake
team to Shreveport today is said to be
the commencement of the dissolution
Of the Pacific National league.
BUTTE. July 26.-The Salt Lake
series now on here. is believed to be
the close of the season.
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(Scripps News Association.)
SIOUJ CITY, Ia, July 26.-Fire-
men and engineers of the Cudahy
plant struck this morning. The tieup
is complete.
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LIBERTY, Mo, July 26.-Alonzo
Haggard, an insane man, has been
on the dome Of the Clay county court
house all morning and as he has
been very violent, the officers are
afraid to try to overpower him there.
struggle with him probably would
mean the death of the unfortunate
man and those who should try to
capture him. Therefore he has been
left alone. Crowds are watching him
from the streets about the square.
He kept moving about at first and at
times the spectators held their breath
in expectation of seeing him slip or
make a misstep and meet his death.
He finally went down the side of the
down on the coping.
Sheriff A. p. Wymore climbed up
near him and tried to induce him to
come down, but he merely stared at
the sheriff. Later he said that he was
not ready to go down. He lay down
on a fiat space IS inches wide as If
going to sleep. From there down to
the roof of the courthouse is dis
lance of 40 feet. where he would
strike if he should fall He sits up
at times, however, and it is not
thought he will go to sleep.
Five Men to Hold Him.
Haggard is subject to epileptic fits
and they come upon him frequently.
Should he have one he will fall from
his perilous position. Five men were
required to control Haggard when he
was taken in charge yesterday. He
seemed quiet this morning when
taken to the sheriff's Office in the
second story of the courthouse.
While the guards were at the door
he made a dash up a stairway lead
ing to the attic. From there he es-
capped through an opening to the roof.
When the guards reached the roof in
pursuit they saw the crazed man
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Mass Meettne.
Monunion Men Shoot.

When a number of negro strike
breakers arrived at 8 O'Clock this
they were jeered by B small
crowd of union sympathizers. A
dozen men from the yards met them
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26

John Sharp Williams, diputado por
Mississippi y ei mas formidable enc
niigo de los trusts" Ei London
Spectator. hablaba de 81, como ha-
)iendo liecho el Irabajo mas cficaz
para destruir combinaciones. inGs
que cnalquiera otro hombre en- AmG-
RIGA. orador poderoso.
George Brinton Nc Clellan. diputu-
do tlessle heee dlez ahos. actual
Presidente Municipal de Nueva Yori;.
George Gray. .Inez de Circuito. y
miembro de la Corte International
Permanente de Arbttraje.
Richard olney. Iefe del Gabincte
en- la adminiM racion de Cleveland
David BENEFIT Hill, 81 rival mas pso-
minente de ClevelSnd en- 1892.
David Rowland Francis, quien iTH
sido sucesivamente Prcsidente Munf-
Cipal de San Luis Missouri. Goberna-
dor de, Estado de Missouri Minis
iro del Interior. Actualmentc Pregi-
deDte de la Expoiscion Universal de
San Luis
William Jennings Bryan. dos ve-
COS candidate. opucsto Mckinley.
Arthur Pue German, Senndor por
Maryland. como polftico prdotlcu, tie
eD pocoS rlvales
William Randolph Hearst, Camnp6n
&c las "uuioucs del trabaio, gran
pfriSllsta y editor.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
Ell BoGATYR voLADo


FL crucero russo de este nombre,
de Ia escuadra lie Vladiyostok, en-
Gallo en- las rocas. para impedir
que cayefa en- en- poder de los ;apo-
neses. 10 vOlaron los rusus.
LOS JAPONEsES EN- CAICHy
Sc anuncia oficialmente en- Toxic,
la toma de Kaichd por los japoncaes.
rechazando q los rus6s hacia Fas-
niao.
LOS Rusos EN- ANU
I'll 1G de Mayo. los rusos atacaron
repentinamentc e pueblo de Anti,
Corea, la gnarnici6n japontsa. russo
iuego a las casas y So RETRO Ell or
den
PIDE AfUDA 4 F'RANCIA
Han llegado Paris, dos emEaja-
tlores rusos para pedir la ayuGa de
Francia en- case de que China lie
declare la guerra Rusia. kErancia
ha consentido.
LOS EsTADos UNDO <INTERVEN-
DRAM.
Ei gobierno americana, pof neiio de
sus diplomaiicos. esta hacienda inves-
tigaciones acercs tle las minas rusas,
colocadas 10 large de las crstas
- ~ soE t,fi .,eezggs
para' lq fsiIalies neGtrales.
En- eaTu dc que sea clerto el heGho,
que 50 Islesfeiona, el gobierno amerlca-
no hard las rcclamaciones debidas al
-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
,innias ninza !.

ciontas pieza'.
No cerraremos estas lfneag sin en-
war ltn yOto dc gracins 4 nuestros
slbscrlrtores, pues Sin su nyuda, no
iiHber9mos podIdo realispr csta ha-
Jana. iSu conducta rs aAamente COM
prnn1itla y altnmente npreciada por
uosotro8, Reiteramos una vos mas que
III Re&ider. seRnira sfcntio al cets
tinela fiempre aldrta en- la JtefpuB8 TiH
los irtsHeses fn6xiEo-texanos nley!-
cnnos Ell sssla Repdblica Confiamns,
fitos. eIi aup nuestfos suhsrrlptoros.
raprecfaido como Biemprc. Ia han
heeho, uueslro af6n por corsesponder
. ans demandss. redahlhfan sus es-
fHerho5 para poder saiif asantes de
tcf coHpromis0s nv, cnn Ia nusya
Iheiora Iiemos tontratdo Asf 10 ,epo-
ramos de su eenerosliad patriotis-
no
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
Dos t0DiCOS pOIitiCOS
de dCtaaiidad.

Especial para "Ei Regidor'.
AnnGue Sc prodice con s6lidos fun
damento. Que Teodro Roosevelt. no
colo sera ell candidate del partido
rcpublicano en- las proximas elecGio-
nes. sino que serd reelecto presidan-
to, no esta por demas dar d conocer
nuestros lectores, los riyaies que
en nn case bien re.40to, podrfa te-
her el famoso Cornnel dc los Rough
RitleFa."
El partido rerublicano podrfa po-
ner frente el "Wiliiam Hownrd
TAFT ex-gobernalor de Filipinas
actual Ministro de la Guerra, gran
ostadista.
Eilhu Root EX-Ministro de Gue-
IRA, de quien sc ha dicho "que es
un honlbre que ha sido prestdente,
por cerca de cuatr0 amos y medic,
9aiudlendo q ans tnagnos seiyicios pres-
tados 4 la administration
John Colt" spooner," aenador
pnr wisconsin, antorS del ,Acta
Spodner, por In cuai los Tistadoa
Sc oltligan d pagar d Colombia ~,
dioz millongs dc pesos, para cons-
trnir ell Canal ,le Panama
stephen benton Elkins." senalor
por West Virginia Sill nomination
pnra yice-Presidente. SO dice 1ite
rondra 81 solido Sur on las flias
repubiicanss,
Charles Warren rairbanks, para
Vics.Prea!1ente. Uno de los mas ricug
del pattido. Gran niabiel6n. .nGaaAa-
bic administrator lie negoelus. y ad-
niradgr he, la hI;onG poGBit..
hiyron r. HarrieN, G05orBa,ior
Dc ohto. leader del partido repuhii-
u0no. successor do Marcus Eana. Bten
sabldo rs quo q Estado Ie Ohio. es
una tsptcie dc Gibraltar pdiitlcg del
parttlo repnblisano.
FL partido dam6crift, paeae pre-
sentar los ag,ueptes candidates.
Grocer Cleveland. PfGsiannte de Ia
Hapdblra, por dos pefFodos.
Alton Bro6Rs paSNee Magistrndo de
IA corte de Apelhciones dc Npaya
york, quien podra unir todns las f,if-
clones dc su pattldo
i.uciun F'ayctte Clhrck GarSin, tio-
i,ernador de Rhode Islend
Garter Henry Harrison, cfeeto cl,a-
tro yecea presldonte MRnicinal de
Chicago.
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20. la bermaHa Cenicienta de aue
babla Spencer. ha iiecho ese prcdi-
gio, como ha realizadu utros No So
samente SO ha llegado Il ESQ. sino que
20 hti avanzadn uil poquito mas. Hay
maquiiias atora ers al mercaho. en-
iiso, one poDen f!pos he IN mutio
pertecto, per0 la nuestra, cu srf for
ma actnnI, afsoja nrevGs tipne en-
eada uucya impression Fpd0 81 nun.
do puede eompref,ier 81 galor do esta
Yentaja ToaOH los dtas Sc faBrlcan
brillantes. nueyoa y Glards ttpps. sin.
mas limitacioa, en- 10 absolute. qac IL,
rcsistcneia fiRica = In dificuitad pa.
10 cnnfprar metal siete eantayos IL
bra. En reatidad, nuostrG naaqaina no
cploca iipoa hn mode algano, ii no
1ue pof ia simple Inanipninoi0n de IN
toclado semoiaute al dc nn meean6-
Grsfo, q ndIaina de estrtbir. reuno
las matrices y acknowledgements arro-
ja las linens en- la kaiGra. Es nm pro.
ceso imtereaanta yer operar egta mi-
uiina, y nnestrog leGtores locales y
sojHbeas, gue,isn cortesmonte itgi.
tadoa para yerla l1l inventor cree
firmemente, que en- paeoa amos, ostR
tndquina podra scy manojada Bor tea
legfafo INA distancIa entire eleu y
mil miiias.
EI inventor dc ELI. Is Mr.. j. IT..
soaare. Ex-superinteudonto dc irsss
rTlfeciufI P6hiica IN IurRIy{05 Eatsi,e
fc ofio. tlel qnc se liiz0 auar ,iutsls,.
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NfEXfCO
cANpIpAros 4 - YInr lnEsmENclA.

cANpIDATos 4 la VICE E@pREspENCIA,
Lic' fgnacio Marisoal, unO dc los
pocos superytFientes del CohRrrao
Constituytnte, polstico pur0. ;ibersI
sln mancha, abogndo sin rival, di-
plDmasico cnorIne. cstddista sin &C.
suf1do on In America laliHa.
Como Gladstone, so iarga carrera
poliiiea. no ie liza jmpciIdo cutivar
ja literature. su traaucci6n del poe-
ma "yhanatopsia, he William O..
Bryan, Y del "CuoFvnl'' dc Eigarda
Poe. dos Rrandes poetas amoFlcan0s.
70 han dadn fama do poeta dIstingpi-
do:
B0ndadogo s afabte, modesto y
fuerte. ci.ldadano incorruptibIe pm
trleta sib taeha, os acaso In flgura
mas yenerabld en la potittca comcm-
pnranea DC NieSico Jefe del nabinete
del General nfaz, y actual viers i.ee-
sidente do Ia Repabilca. - asanGe-
mshte apreeiado en- ei huddo Gipio-
natlcd y amalio de tcdns sus con-
cludadenos
Lig. Jose Ives Limantour. Mlnigtro
tCuntinda pagina ia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
FRANK Z. NEWTON.

Durante mas de dos amos que icva-
NOS de conocer al actual SeGrctario
del condado de Bexar. hemos podldo
apreeIar sus aptitudes y cello en- el
desempelo de sus deberes como en-
pieado por 10 tanto 'lsl Regidor"
no Vaciia en- recomendnrto d los yo-
tantea mexicanos. Y desde hoy 10
ausnra un complete triunro. reeli-
tieHdosc por dos amos mas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
tdNcIoNGs DE AcRoBArAs

Para kfa notbes del shbado V nog
mingo pfoSimos, Sc dbran doa hrj.
lIantes f,iuciones SIC aer6hatast Dor 81
e,iadro duo diriae ei h6bil nftists u.
Matil1e Gonzalez.
So laeen les pgeparativos neeesa-
rios d fin de tlar estos espeatGeu-
los. 81 mayor iaciniento poalhie. iuau.
gnrando nuaYos aetos. acsobstieos.
que haran ia teiieiu del pdblico.
Eos preeIoa de en,rada seran de- 10
Y certayos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
PARA CoNsTABIB

"El Regidor" esta autorizado para
anunciar In candidat,,ra del sefior
Chas. +. stevens, para 81 reeieecion
al puesto de Constable del Precinct
No. /, suieto la aoci6f de las cleo
clones prlmarias pemocrhticas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
PARA TEsoREpo

III sr Rudolph kriseh, actual regi-
dor p9r 81 barfio No. ). nnHuCta stf
candidatara pnra el puesto do Tesofcrc
del condado de gexar, auIetandola d
la acol6n dc las elecciones .priinnrias
del part'do Denocrdtico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
PARA sECRET4RIo DE DIsTRITo

PARA SECRETARI0 DE DISTRITO
FL Regidor' eta autorizado para
anunclar la eandidatura del senior
George Surkey, para su reelection III
.ompleo de secretario de Distrito, en-
81 Condado dc BeSar, sujet0 ii In de-
ctsi6n de las elecciones primarias De-
mocrattcns del dfa . de Julio de.
1901,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
PARA sEcRErARIo DEL coNDApo

Estamos aatoriasdos para anunciar
ia candidatura del sr. Frank II.
Newton. para au reelerei6n al empleo
dc socretariu del Cordado dc nexar,
a,,ieta d la decision de las prlmarias
Democratitag,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
,ARA FISCAL DE pIsrR1ro.

. .hhNth Z 30 = III tJHh = : 4 = I V
FL Regilor" eata autorizado para
anunclar la candidatura del Licenciyt-
do D. a. McAskiil, para eI empleo
de Fiscal dc Distrito, en- el Conda-
do de BeXar, suictandola IA deci-
sion de las eleeciones primarins De-
mocraticas, que sc verlficaran el dfa
q de Julio de 1901.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
Ell CLUB DRAMArlco DE CATE

III NEl.I'I'' VN.hNIttIIF-U DE NATE-
ORAL
Esta siInpdticu Sociedad Sc ha SER
Fido mandarnos una invitaci6n, fir
mada por los sefiures L. NJ. Flores y
NJ. J. Morales, para asistir al pic-nic
y baiie que Sc dari beneficio del
Club citado el . de Junio proximp,
en- Union Park, tRiyer Ave. Agrn-
decemos cordialmente la galante COR
tesla del Club Dramatico de Cate
dral.
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pEsAMn

10 enyiamps snsty sentido nhestra
flno amigo ei sr. BasIlio Soto. por Ia
mperts de su hcF;aatn, 10 Sra Mar
tina n. de Soto, aeaeeftia 81 diaz
% loa corrlentcs, en- Prlyilagio. Com
tladu Banderss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
,pARA sKckWrARlO f9E nlsrRiro

Isl Captain g. i. Neviii, annneia ap
eanaidatura para 81 empleo de Sc
.drotarto de les eortea de nistrito,
del conda.dd dc fssxar, aujeta d la
decision de las primaries psmoera-
tlaae,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-05-26
La Guerra Ruso Jap0nesa

COLLISION DE NAVIOS JAPONESES
Frente Puerto Arturo, dcbido
q una densa niebla. el crucero Ka-
susa, choc0 contra el Yoshino, YEN
dose pique este pereciendo par
te de su tripulaci0n. Noyenta mariuos
pudieron salvarse
ACORAHADO JAPONES HUNDIDO
Comisionado pi:ra guardian e des-
embarque de varios batallones, ei IL
corazado Hatsuse, al cruzar eI nuer-
10 choc0 contra una nina fue vo-
lado. Solo sc salvaron 300 hombres.
la tripulaci6n constaba de I'll hom-
bres Tenfa ounce mil toneladas de
dcsplsZamiento.
Los JAPONESES RECHAZADOS
Los jap6neses en- ndmcro de veinte
NIL, en- su avance, sc enfrentaron con
ln ejercito de treinta dos mil ru-
sos, y Fiendo cue no era negocic en-
tIar en- campana. Sc aleiaron con ra-
pidez y en- buen orden, hostilizados
por, los coNnCos. quienas Il su vez
le ayisafon i talones nj reunirso los
tapoEtaes con el grueso de su ejhr-
cito
s Z = K ~.
FL naslT de este ncmbre en- rita
para Ia fortaleza de Cronstadt. Para
recihlr st armamento, fue averiaio al
grado dc no poder sesuir .su mar
cha,
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PARA SHERIFF..

JOHN w. T0BfN,
Candidate para sHHRIFF del Cons
aado dc naxar
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ael aeenal. ,ieio desssrIr sIgs 81 On ea(a ci,I-
dad. la Sra. Ramona Gua1ardo de
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amos
Enyiamos nues;ro sgntido nh&ame
Ii 81 afligida familia.
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constar los nomhfss Eisnieti}as ds
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pARA JUEZ DE ~

7FARA JUEI De FEAN in[,, 4
81 Captain August II. Kieffei al :
cia su candidatura para ei enrl>nI, : ie
Juez de F'az. del Precinct No. !, del
Condado de Bexar, sujeto la de-
Gisi6n de ;:s Primaries iIfiias DeInoGratr-
cas-.
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Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario.

te los docc amos que reside allf:
Todo el mundo en- Loraing est'rvo al
'anto de sus primeros ensayos para
;aventar maquinas de linotipo. por
clerto que, como es frecuente, todos
Ii" mostraban pesimistas respecto del
tXito que pudiera alcanzar, lamcntan-
"''se dc que inyirtiera su dinero en-
-empresa de tan dudosa utilidad.
Suk paciencia, su capacidad, al fin