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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
JAPANESE ARE THE Ten LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL

tanning, the nomination hang largely
on his ability to secure the Spokane
county delegation. Mr. Jones comes
from one of the small counties of
the state and always has depended
on Spokane county to assist him. If
Spokane should swing away from
Jones to Ludden it would be a serious
blow to Jones'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
Wilt OBEY CITY

The old trouble between the city
and the Spokane Traction company is
again in evidence. The city insists
that the street running under the
Washington street subway be graded
uniformly. The Traction company
has graded the street leaving hol-
low under the bridge. A conference
was held this morning between agents
of j. p. Graves and the street COM
missioners, and the street will be
graded according to the plans of the
city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
Impossible Story Given Credance by Russian
Newspapers in Order 10 Stir up Anti Semet-
Ic Riots-.-ReneWal Of Massacres Feared.

sandstone in. use elsewhere. An at
tempt has been made to grow them,
but the difficulty has been encountered
in that the reeds, while they will adapt
themselves to aud flourish in salt water
must be originally grown in fresh
water. There is no fresh water on
the Asian shore of the canal from end
to end.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18

To Mr., and Mrs. John Hampshire.
ELSIE First avenue. daughter,
March IT.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Phillips.
To Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. DeKay, 1927
Boone avenue, a son, March 10.
To Mr.. and Mrs. William Lloyd,
SIG Sheridan avenue, a son. March II.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Bassett, 707
Toledo avenue. a daughter, March Is.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
Will NOT
PIKE
tscripps News Association

(Scripps News Association.)
INDIANAPOLIS. March 1S.-The
miners in the bituminous districts in
the central states will not strike. At
noon the vote was announced, which
shows a majority of 31.141 against
the proposition to go out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
MAKE TT A RELIGIOUS WAR.

(Scripps News Associatlon.)
ROME, March 1S.-Several associ-
atoms, especially of Catholic youths,
have appealed to Generals Garibaldi
and Ricciotti to form a body of vol
unteers to help Russia against Japan
for the triumph of Christianity over
Buddhism,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18

to die for "Dai Nlhon." Loyalty is the
highest japanese virtue. Filial piety
is the second virtue. Formerly it was
carried to such an extreme that as
soon as the eldest child was able to
work tn parents retired and settled
upon him for life. r
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
WANTED TO KNOW
ABOUT PENSIONS
(Scripps News Association)

! WASHINGTON. March 1S.--In the
senate today the resolution introduce
ed by Overman calling on the secre-
tary OF the interior to inform the
senate whether an order has been is
sued enlarglng the pension act of
1890 and what increase it would make
was agreed to,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
WEDDING BELLS

The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Deputy Recorder
Butler. James A. Corcoran and Inea
Patterson, both of Spokane; J. A. La
Chambre of Missoula and Bertha Mo-
Nown of Portland, Ore.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
REEDS AS BULWARKs
Fo1 sUEx CANAL.

PARIS, Mar lS.-ln connection with
the preservation of the Suez canal n
singular discovery was made recently
that will prove money.saver to the
company owning the waterway. The
fringe of reeds growing here and there
along the African bank below Ismailia.
forms a better protection for the banks
than the expensive sunburncd brick or
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
JAPs SUFFERED LOSSES.
lScripps News Association.D

\oSilppS NcWS -tSSOCiatlOit.J
LONDON March 1S.--The Central
News Port Arthur correspondent
states that from private advices re-
ccived from Shanghai it appears that
the Japanese suffered extensively in
the operations about Port Arthur.
The battleship Mikaska was struck
by 10 projectiles in the bombardment
on the 10th and seriously amaged.
All the docks in japan are occupied
by warships which are being repaired.
Two thousand Japs, wounded on land
and sea, are being treated at the hos
xpitals.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
REGISTRATION
BREAKS RECORD

The registration office has had a
record breaking run. For the past
week steering committees have been
bringing voters in by scores The
registration this year is $50 over the
registration at the same time last
year. Notwithstanding the election
which took place last April. The in
creased registration is attributed to
the early primaries. There were s7Sl
names ON the books at the city clerks
office this morning. Last year on
March II there were lsss names.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
HORSE TRIED TO GET
HIM

Because his horse kicked at him,
A. B. Clark, driver of the Washing
ton Liquor company, is accused of beat
ing the horse over the head with a
club Clark was taken to the station
by Officer, Draper and booked for
cruelty to animals The affair took
place on Riverside avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
Would Endanger Jones.

If he enters the race he will be
pitted more directly against Con-
gresham Jones of Yakima than
against either Mr.. Cushman or Mr..
Humphrey. because the eastern side
Of the state is conceded one con-
gresham and would have difficulty
in securing two. His chances of OBJ
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
LUDDE|N
NEW ELEMENT OF CONTENTION
DROPS INTO THE REPUBLICAN
nANKs-REaIsTER OF LAND
OFFICE WOULD LIKE TO EN-
TER RACE BUT HEsITATEs.

w. H. Ludden may enter the race
for the nomination for congress on
the republican ticket. Many of his
friends in Spokane are anxious for
him to come out for the position and
he is willing, but desires first to
know what chances he would have.
Mr.. Ludden's willingness to enter
the race has caused feeling of I'M
certainty in local republican circles
and all factions of the party are spec
ulating on the effect 1t would have
Mr.. Ludden would have to secure
Spokape county
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
STOLE ALL

J. p. Paxton, 1913 First avenue.
retired last night at 10 o'clock with two
S bills, SIS gold piece and four pen
MES in his pocket, but when he awoke
ut daylight this morning he says every
cent was missing. TIE robbers did not
even leave the purse in which the
money was carried. Mr.. Paxton notified
the police this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
SOME TRAITS OF THE JAPANESE

TOXIC, March H.--Original impress
sions are lasting. An original impress
sion of Japan is one of minuteness.
The japanese empire is small; the
natives are small; the streets are mar
row; the house of the ordinary citizen
is a home in miniature; farms are gar
dens; teacups and dishes are small and
fragile; pipes, which are smoked almost
universally, are veritahle toys; business
is conducted on small scale; in fact,
Japan Is regular vest pocket edition
OF a nation.
The Japs are, however, overcoming
their INABILITY to succeed in great en-
teiprises, and the erection of enormous
government Industries, like the armor
plate works and shipyards, shows a
comprehensivcness which a few years
ago was not suspected.
The natives are famous the world
over for their po..,eness. They are
nation OF good manners and have
earned the title, "the oriental French
nan Life is marked by gentleness
and politeness in word and act. Some
of the expressions are formalities, yet
they have, through centuries of use.
been incorporated into the individuals
so as to be a second nature.
Another element of Japanese eivili-
cation is simplicity. The natives have
cultivated nature to such an extent
that the garb of nature is not regarded
immodest. They see beauty in the
ground, stone, tree, .gnarled and
twisted; or flowers of all kinds. A Jap
loves flower for itself, Compared
to Americans they seem childish in
their simplicity, yet they can get more
solid pleasure out of life than any other
people on the globe.
Careless to an extreme, free from
worry or anxiety, merry. light hearted
and vivaciouh, they are easily satisfied.
a Jap's belief is that man. by perpet :
ual hustle and worry. renders, himself
unfit to enjoy the pleasures of nature.
lie considers AInericans, by reason OF
life at high pressure continually, unable
to enjoy life. Apparently the whole
nation has solved the great problem of
today--how TO he happy though poor
The Japs are stoical and can refrain
from expressing JOY on sorrow as well
as any Roman or Spartan, Without
the least sign of suffering they will Ell.
dure the greatest torture, such dis
emboweling themselves, aud receive
adversely or affection without a word
Of complaint.
1t is said that the serenity of the
japanese women is due to their free
dom from small worries They do not
fret over fashion. Housekeeping is
simplifed, and with the bcasted civil
lization of America and England we
could well learn from the japanese
how to improve domestic life. "
The Japs have been accused of tickle
ness and have, il is true, shown many
different sides. They seem easily al.
tracted by new things.
A japanese explapaiin
that they desire
tLiDsS (asiSEG
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
IT COSTS YOU ABSOLUTELY NOTHING

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
KAISER AT
GlBRALTfR

(Scripps News Association.)
GIBRALTAR, March lS-The kaiser
arrived today. The British squadron
saluted the German ship. Governor
White boarded the Koenig Albert and
welcomed the emperor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
SOUTH SIDE
DEPOT
BUSINESS MEN THINK WHAT MIR.
CORBIN NEEDS CAN BE Sc
CURED FOR s1so,ooo-cowLEY
TRACT SUGGESTED FOR TER
MINAL GROUNDS.


There is much speculation among
business men OF the city as to the To-
cation for the terminal grounds which
ID. c. Corbin desires for his new road
to connect with the Canadian Pacific
and what it viii cost the property
holders and business men of the city
to procure the right of way and per-
haps the terminal grounds as bonus
to Mr.. Corbin's company. All are
willing to assist so far as is possible
for it is recognized that the road would
be one of the greatest benefits which
ever came to Spokane.
1t is the opinion that Mr.. Corbin
prefers a.south side entrance to the
city. The Cowley tract south and
southeast of the Northern Pacific is
suggested
No Unreasonable Demand.
The experience of the citizens with
James Hill in securing a right of way
for the Great Northern made them
hesitate because of the enormous ex-
pense. But it is believed by many
business men of the city that the
right of way can be secured for $780,
600. 1t is possible this might be made
to include the terminal grounds.
Figures of this kind are considered
entirely reasonable as bonus from
the city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
PRICE counrs EsrAsI1sHED
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1S.-An
official decree has been issued sane
tioning the establishment of prize
courts at Sebastapol, Vladivostok and
Port Arthur.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18

James Coffee, murderer, escaped
from the police at Fort Worth while
the officers in charge of him were TAX
ing breakfast. Black eye for the cereal
concerns which advise against taking
coffee with breakfast.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
POPE REGRETS
WAR ON CHURCH
(Scripps News Association. }

ROME, March 1S.-The pope today
received all the cardinals in Rome
expressing regret because of the war
waged on Catholic congregations by
the French government.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
BLOWN TO
ATOMS
tScripps News Association

tScripps News Association)
VIENNA, March 1S.-A miner
named Klimpian, at Arad, Hungary,
suspecting his wife with being too
familiar with a ledger named Kohout.
exploded stick of dynamite under
the dinner table, blowing himself, his
wife, the ledger and his four children
to atoms.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
GUILTY

F. X. Hughes this afternoon plead
ed guilty in the superior court to the
larceny of S1755 from his employers,
Mariner & Reilly. He will be SEN
fenced later
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
HOME BURNED
tScripps News Association.

VSVI Tips .NtWS NSsUVIdlIUII.J
VALLEJO, March 49, Spreckle's
summer mansion at Sobrevista, Sono-
ma county, was burned this morning.
The fire started by an explosion of
acetylene gas. The damage is heavy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
GEN. WOOD
WINS

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-The
senate this afternoon confirmed the
domination of Wood to be major
yer neral ..rt. -...---... .-r..
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
WILLIAM SEWELL
DEAD
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
VALLEJO. March lS,-Commander
William Sewell, ex-governor of Guam,
died at the Naval hospital on Mare
island this morning of abscess of the
liver.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
D|V0R(t COURTS
SLUGGISH GRIND
ONLY TWO COUPLES RELIEVED
OF suRDENsoME BoNDs-oNE
WOMAN SAYS HER HUSBAND
WAS wo1rHz1ss - ANorxBz
SAYS KER BErfE1 HALF Fo8-
GOT TO DIVIDE TEE EARNINGS.

Judge KEENAN, was let OFF easily
this morning. Friday Is the day
that the troubles of the mismated
are usually poured into his judicial
ear. This morning but two couples.
or rather two half couples, appeared
TO tell their troubles.
Jessie Gordon came to the front
with a tale fun of the sensational.
Her husband. David B. Gordon. was
a farmer of whom drink had become
the master. She told of some of his
actions and words. of the vile names
he called her before her children and
strangers. and of his general worth
| lessness.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-03-18
Husband Helped q Little.

She told of how her husband would
ssax and then contribute so cents or
~ support of the family and
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-08

dojista potesenim cd vsech kraja-
nj, u nichz y5tetnt pecivo pana
Dvofaka t6si Sc nejlepsi povesti a
chlib6 ktere dojista zdokonalenfm
obmyslenJm jcsts ziska- Pfejeme p.
Dvofakovi zaslouzenehc. zdaru.
r Ones, We ctvrtek, bude Sc kona-
ii kostele sv. SSttanislaya padesati-
lct6 jubileum prohlaseni clanku VI
ry neposkvrnenem podetf Fanny
Marie pfi te pfflezitosti vystoupi
poneiprv pevecky sbor, sestavajici 2
2S chlapcd, kteff byli po delA dobu
cviceni sestrou varhanistkou. X to-
mu dceli jest to vec velevftana pro
zdeisi osadu, ponevadz takoyy pfi-
/ pad 10 prvnf zde v st. Paul, bez roz-
diln narodnosti, ze takovy sbor chla-
pecky ceske osade vystoupi. Jest
to pfaniIl nynsisiho sv. otce Pia
a., by ehramovy zpev katolicke
cirkvi byl zreorganisovan aby ga
lozen, pokud MONO, zpey gregori-
ansky, ktery jest iedinym, jenz od-
povida vznesenym dceldm cfrkey-
mich obfadd. Chlapci objevf Sc '
novych satech po zpusobu theoiogd
| " serninafi.
r Pan Emil KadIec stavi novj
obydelni dhm v elsie 354 Goodrich
ave. - Pan Vac. Novak Minnea-
polls ie stavitelem.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-08
ze stafnf university.

| " kazdtm oboru prace q vsdeni
json j:stA prayidla die nichz se o
Dor ten fidi to bud 10 zdarem neb
nezdarem 70 potkaya TAX dele se
| i otazce Skolstvi q to rozdilem
rozhodn6 pfisnajsim. Skola je hlav-
MIN zdrojem a jedinou nadeji stast-
nejsi budoucnosti kazdeho naroda.
Narod skladajici Sc idu uyedome-
leho, ienz dovede rozumne inteli-
gentn1 hadati We vsech otazkach q
zalezitostech vefejne sprayy sc tyka-
jicich, dovede povzdy osudy sye IL
diti a k rozmnozeni svobody q bla-
hobytu sve vlasti napomahati. Ma
pfoti tomu Ease narod slaby, poza-
daykaam pffrody, zakona a sprayedl-
nosti nerozum6iici, zanikne a sill
n6jsim ustoupi.
D6jiny minulych dob mas ucf, ze
jen ten narod skuteGne velkych "a
sluh sobe HoveGenstvo zfskal, KITE
rJ na miste hrube silly spfse pfeva-
hon a nadvladou ducha vynikal. "a
sada ta plati stejne dnes. Skola
ma pfim5 vliv ma vefejne min6ni,
jchoz podstata spociva u velke mffe
na zaklade yedomosti We skolaeh ma
hrtych. Proto dluzno dbAti, ahy
skola i1eli syemu vyhovovala. Ute-
lem nasich vefejnych skol jest, pc
stovati v mladezi rccit samostatno-
st, q neodvislosti, buditi nj nadse-
nj, lasku k praci uzitecnosti. X u
skutecnenf tohoto cilc must skola
ziskati vsestranne podpory. Sprava
vefejne skoiy jest jednou nejddie-
zjtejsich starosti kazde osady. Zde
treba, ably vsichnf ii, ktefi mali pra-
70 na skolnich zalezitostech sc pedi-
lett, TAX 6inili, zvlaste rodiee, jichz
ditky skole nalezi. Zanedbavani te-
to povinnosti ma casto V zapetf mno-
ha nedorozumeni, kterym jinak da-
10 by Sc pfedeiiti. Dcastenstvi ta-
kov6 ma mimo jine dobre strAaky i
dobr5 vliy ma volbu uGitele. Skola,
ktera trpf ndsledkem lhostejnosti
svfho obcanstva, stane sc smutne
proslulou ma dkor vsi ddstojnosti,
ct; vaznosti.
Obecna skola, die naEf soustavy
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-08

: PIP. Krezius a Kostohryz
- Move Prahy, Mimi, wy
koupih hostinee cd Jana HorcjSo '
cisle 1855 W. 7th st. q tyz nadale
povedou. Pan Horejs Sc odebral ma
delEi cas- ma odpocinek do Berouna,
Mimi, i no svem navratu hodla Sc
gaze v1novati sverEu dfiyejsfmu
obchodu, - pekafstvi.
= " Bethesda nemocnici zemfel
tyto dny na zarist Pile A. +. Ge-
sfrick, jenz byi uznavAn "a nejt4z-
siho rioyeka w Incutm.. Taaii azii $40 $40 Ii HI
ber 4 posledni dobou byl nalevacem
v iednom hostinci.
= Pfi vyckayanf vlaku do Wal
ker Union nadrazi jista pani A.
9. Palzin re st. Charles se nAhle
roznemohla. Ma cest4 do nemocni.
C s asss hksssssss- s1srs rcxc sssssll~ se mat
Eou dzvzAtka d die vyiAdfeni ldka.
fe nenocnici, DAFT se obana uspo-
kojive.
schoias Maenaei, recruit oo
1'zuy Y zoeIs1cn Kaeal1acns pyi u
znan voienskym soudern vinnJm u
premium Volenske sluzoy odson'
szsss~z L. ---sl- ~@xs Ixx
zsn : sszsna ~ 7s'H ToK Pa oez'
80 praci 70 Fort Snelnng ne
cestne1nu propusteni-
= Pan Frank j. Brychfa : Man,
uan, 70. Dak-s zastayil se nassfi'
NEE soDotu' lsa "a ceste : syym
roaicum ' oieneoe' MIMI, q no.
uia NC deisi nopu u alch znFLeti. -"--
,aan rsl.r.a,, s,-,,,, : ;alr n5,, AZ.
n rssat xosl,xoI ro,l;r : 4.rag;ss,o
aL,,f s.x,a sywas.6 I.Lo hSra1s
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-: cal 90 ns.
ssra oaiz~a.a,a,n
e,.Ao1 neAi i'AA loslO' -
e''o''' - s4y "a. sas. -. a'saS 7 90
- .uN 80, a'ss.ao.. aa'.1' 19'''v = -.
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Ably ucinena byia pfitrz vzna-
haJici go proetopAsnosfi a zabrane-
no mrayni zkAze u niadeze, vyhie'
davaJici zabayy tax zyanych sin-
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-08
< Zprdvy ze St. Paul. &c

podafilo se brzy ohni pfitrz ueiniti.
P1yod ohne nenf znam, ale pravde-
podobno jc, Re poystal Cd jiskry pa
rostroje, jelikoz dim naleza Sc jen
nekolik stop cd zeleznicnfch trait,
kde V tn dobu hojne ylakn jedi
Neispis ze zhavy uhlfk dopadl ma
stfechu propaliv sindel, padl do
ynitf a teprv kdyz stfecha pocala
hofeti, byl zpozorovan. Skoda ma
staveni q -nabytku nalezaiicim Sc
V druhhm poschodi, ie pres s4oo, a
ie kryta poiist6nim, wilma ma ma
bytek.
= Neilepsf vanocni darek pro
roladez je pekny zpevnik neb besed-
Ink. Name yseho druhu knihy ma
lsklade, pfihlaste sc nasf fifadovne.
= V ned9li 4. prcsince odb5val
lad Czech die IL G. s. p. 9. y4ro1-
nj schulz nasleduiici ufadnfci by
| u zvoleni ma pfistf rok: Pfedseda
Alex Polanek, dozorce Anton Buch-
Ita, tajemnik Jan Sladovnik, ddet-
| nix Il. A. Krch, pokIadnik Vac. Pi-
cha, privodGl Frant. Jukl, ynitfni
sfraz Frant. kasanda, yenkovni
: re- ! ~ Naxnsny vylnr rna,etku
siafeJ vaiek, JOS. sarhanlk ha-
rei Aalesky- hnihosnik ]ednafei
san'. n'asanaa' MARSH sal : ~ nan- -,
| - : ,tA''1'''1''A -, l''1'aa Apsoshs'
1]assaps' w se'ho'aaa na "sa fo-
ua,nr = r~,h r.. vi va5saas,s
sror.ss Kwn r. zxlara,x r.
81 ua4z. ralel- rns rraNa1a. =.
Az. Az % ss,Iasa Al A.. pa,ss, =
sw 49,, ..,.,,..n AZ :.
so;n,.t; q prs,i ! aLa,t ! IA,
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c,vS nsatro;o ~; LoSdh slavncst;
r..h vShovs uIas+o ~ stra-
ebotv Ayr s,,ror;or g. - parl
4-1m
; pan Karol z5,eol6 uns,n5 a.
sl5 ,ekas : ms aa2 Front ii sta
= vedle sv6bo nekaFsk6bo uavodu
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neilenxfcb tom okoH
80, w., x..t,
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compartir con aquelios desgraciados
compatriotas, que en- plena convale
cencia, va deiaban asomar en- sus pa
lidas mejillas las primeras tintas de
rojo color de la sangre.
Peri6dicamente salfan de aquella
piscireo naiJogroSa, hombres, mujeres y
nif1os curados de la anemia, y entra-
ban q ocupar los puestos vacantes,
otro n1merO de personals enfermas que
acudfan solfcitas, llamadas por el cla-
rim de la fama que iba conquistando
Mr.. Ashford. Agotada la partida en-
presupuesto para atender q los gastos
que proporciona este hospital Sc ha
qrocedido q levantar las casas de cam
pana y los clientes sOmetidos cura-
ci0n retornan otra vez q sus hogares
~Quitarnos ell hospital,a , fue ell Ia
conismo de la noticia que .circul6 ra-
pidamente, cayendo como cierzo hela-
do sobre la clase campesina de esta
poblaci6n. Dias antes de la partida
del doctor Ashford demas dignos
compaf1eros, una infnidad de perso-
mas de todas las esferas sociales acu-
dieron saludarles, en- testimonio de
consideration afecto. Por tod as par
tes Sc Dian palabras cOngratul atorias,
frases de carino y alabanzas; 81 fu6
que cuando lego ell momento de la des-
pedida, un gent1o Sc aglomeraba al
rededor de los bondadosos hu6spedes,
para darles el liltimo adiOs, que brOt6
sonoro expontaneo, revelando las
mas sinceras del alma.
Varios carru ajes les acompanaron
hasta algunos kil6metros fuera de la
poblacion, entire los cuales vimos ir &
don Pedro Rivera Collazo (Alca1de),
don Tomas Jordan (Tesorero munich
pail, don Eduardo Iglesias (Secreta
riO), don Alvaro Martinez (Profesor),
don Octavio Jordan, don Manuel Ors6
y otras personals mas.
Ell numero de enfermos curados de |
la anemia, asciende a 2,2OO 81 este
hospital hubiera permanecido aquf, un |
ano por 10 menos, segur amente que
esta Jurisdiction Sc salvarfa arrancan-
10 de las garras de la muerte un |
pueblo, con especialidad la clase pro-
etaria, que sucumbe sin esperanzas de
las fuerzas que Sc agotan en-
a vida del campesino, hoy mas que
lunca monotona inactiva.
CORRESPONSAL.
Jtuado, Agosto de 1904.