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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-04-20
Proceedings of Board OF Equalization.
Continued from last week.
WEDNESDAY.

The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present as on yesterday.
RCFord assessed with lots s o. %, 2s 30, 80, and
fri blk 2 ne sec Forsyth, at 800,
OPMayden released from takes on lot NV 2'S3
10, being n homestead not proved up on.
PGAlenbaugh released from taxes ON fri 9.2s.l9
being homestead not proved up on.
j II Soutee, 20 acres ne ne, ne NV, ne, ls-I3'le
from si2OO 10 5000.
JMwampler, Sc. 5 sw, i2ss.i9, from 800 to $780,
RfDayidson, NV, sw. ii-23.lp, from siHU tosl5O0,
Roht Smith lots aud g lot 3, - acres of lot 1,
NV 3si-i9, from sg00 to sll00.
Wilams, $ sw, NV Sc, lot 3 ne, lots and sw,
27.sS'lS from SiiO0 to $500 "'
SJWilams, lot Z, z acres on lot g. 30 acres oil sw
sc, e1.23-l9, from $50 to 5000,
TFWilliams, lots and 10 and 10 acres lot II {
3i25-la, from 500 to 800
JonasMilerEst so, sw.27.2i-i9, ,froms i0OtoSsO0O
Isaac Moore, lot NV trl 3, II acres lot ne ~
-, from $3.50 TO 300.
Lewis Dunwcig ct al, u sw, sw sw, S222O, from
S3il 10 800
4 Thurmoud, lnt 0sw and part lot 10 NV, 1890
from 1900 to 500
WEMoore SO Sc, NV sw aud 10 acres lot NV,
i.s32O, from $3.50 TO $500, and fri south White
river from s9UO to 800.
JGThurmund lot IL NV, lot 1 nc and part lot 10
NV, 2-Sl2O, from 500 10 500.
CWBaldwin, lots 3, > and ne, NV, NV Sc, as
%, from $500 to St75O.
John May Est, 9 NV fri, NV NV fri NV ne, a.23 20,
CBStalcupw frl ne, Sc fri ei.23 90 from sSOOtosieO
RPClunmons, " lot 5 NV l.2i20 stricken from
books account double assessment.
CStokeley q Sc, sw Sc, S2.95 acres Sw, l99i20,
from Si2O to 800
Burt sheldon, NV Sc fri li2SeO from $50 to Sl0O-
lMWood, Sc, e sw, 10 acres sw ne, 2i.i.20, from
1900 to $500
WCGbson, n ne 3325o0 from 500 to 800.
LlIMciaille sw NV, NV Sw, 21, SO ne. n Sc, 2S 81
20, from sls00 to 1000.
BF FMckinney, " NV FRI, NV sw fri 90 @ Sc ne ne
fri, ~, ne 81 NV fri ~, 81 N from s26i0,oS3l60
Fred Grilamachcr, Sc fri and Is acres Sc sw 81,
2i-2D from 500 to $500.
JW Hughes, Sc ne, ne Sc, 9l swnw NV sw fri OK 10
acres, -, 2i.2O, from 1900 To $500
AJaroslawsh assessed with acres sw 3i-2520,
adjoining Forsyth, at sbO for taxes 1900 to 1905,
j johnson Jr, 10 acres NV sw fri So NV fri, and
ne except acres, 35-si2O from $50 TO 500.
Ordered that the board adjourn until
n'nlnnl. tnlnnnn1uc nnnrnin1r
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-04-20


There are no better or brighter women
In the world than the farmers wives
and daughters of Taney county. Their
fame as housekeepers and as exponents
OF good cookery Is more than state
wide, and they are especially quick to
welcome new ideas from any source. A
large element in the progress OF many
OF our farm homes is the Home Depart
ment OF The Farmer and Stockman. OF
Kansas City, Mo-, which abounds in
recipes, household hints, points In
dressmaking, suggestions about beauti-
flying the farm home and grounds and
editorial chats with subscribers on
timely topics. These admirable fca-
lures and the weekly Sunday school
lesson, In which many farmers wives
are deeply interested, make the Farm
er and Stockmnn truly ideal paper
for the farmers wife and daughter. In
Increasing the circulation Of farm jour
nails Of this character in our county the
Republican feels that it is rendering a
real service TO the farming public. II
you would like 10 subscribe for The
Farmer and Stockman or see a sample
copy of it, we shall he pleased to attend
! 10 the matter for you.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-04-20
CHURCHES

STONE CHAPEL FoRsYrH.
NJ. E.-sersices iirst Sunday In each month,
morning and evening. Rkv. T. Is. GnIFrIs.
Union Sunday School every sunday morning at
10 O'Clock. You are welcome.
LAuRA JOHNSON. See. W. II. PMcE, Sup.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-04-20

~ have used Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets with most satis-
factory results. says Mrs. +. l.. Phelps,
Houston, Texas. For indigestion,
biliousDess and constipation these tab
lets are most excellent. Sold by City
drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-04-20

Stops the Cough and Works of the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price, soc.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-04-20

FRIDAY.
The board met pursuant TO adjourn.
ment. Present as on yesterday.
Z Blanslt, ne, NV Sc. ne Sc, ne sw, pit SC sw.
3i.2i9l, from S1200 10 $500.
Henry wood, NV, ne NV, NV ne, n Sc NV, 1924
VI, from $1,000 TO Sii00.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
ENJOYED BY a BIG AUDIENCE

That grand old play. "Way Down
East" that really has never grown
old or lost any portion of its wonder
full popularity, was presented at the
Park opera house last night by a
splendid company and with all the
elaborate scenic embellishments re
quired to correctly stage the piece
The audience was a large one, there
being but few empty seats in the
house. In spite of the many shows
in town this week the famous play
drew magnificent audience.
The performance was very pleasing
throughout Nearly every one of the
characters necessary for the portray
al of the beautiful and homely story
of life way down east was ably delin-
Gated. Ethel Strickland as Anna
Moore. the unfortunate girl, was very
good. handling the lines of that ditii-
cult role in a clever manner. William
St. James as Squire Bartlett was per
haps the strongest member of the
cast He was highly satisfactory at
all times and the part could hardly
have been in better hands. Wallace
owens as Prof Sterling was great,
his movements and quaint speech
We're most natural and he kept the
audience in a continuous roar of
laughter. He could not have been
better. Charles Booth made hand
some and pleasing David Bartlett.
Martha Perkins, the village gossip, as
impersonated by Viva Ogden was all
that could have been expected. She
undoubtedly truly interpreted the
character. The parts of Louise Bart
lett, the old mother, Kate Brewster.
Lennox Sanderson. Hi Holler, Seth
Slocomb and the village constable
t.Ts
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
THE EAGLES SMOKER.

There was a big crowd out last
,iqbt TO enjoy the smoker given 3y
he Eagles at the Elks hall NearIy
ono hundred members Of the lodge
U we're present and everybody had d
jolly time. --,,sed and
very entertaining program; MyrOn
Mckinney. president Of the lodge, De
i iFg a happy address Of weIcime
which was responded to by HehLy
" Rbone in an equally pleasant ad-
draes Three boxing contests Wert
nrIIed off and each proved intereStlhs
md somewhat exciting. JACK EaiIupe
entertained the crowd with SONG
mai proved one Of the big features
of the smoker. sa,,oiors re-
Late in the evening. delicious
.,-oebments were served and All duI-
ne the evening cigars we're enjoyeu,
II mad been several months SIM III
The lodge gave a smoker and the one
s Nv lat night was one OF the pleas +,
sntest lodge entertainments gwen III
'he civ in a good long time A.,
- The pleasures Of the smoker u sl
moi come to an end until after the
midnight hour.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
NA Down East Good MO
to WrR MhatonM
SENATOR MITCHELL.S DEATH
COMES UNEXPECTEDLY


Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, Dec 9.-News Of tho
death of Senator Mitchell of Oregon
occasioned great surprise at the can.
ital. His illness had been of such re-.
cent date and so little was known OF
1t that notice of his death came to the
senate practically without warning
II raised a delicate question as TO the
duty of the senator's toward their
late associate.
Ordinarily when a member dies. a
committee is appointed to represent
the senate at the funeral services and
al the earliest opportunity. the col
leagues of the deceased member for
maIly gives notice Of the death and
announces that later he will make
more extended remarks. The senate
then adjourns out OF respect to the
memory of the deceased.
After numerous conferences today
between prominent senators and Ser
seant at Arms Ransdell, the point was
raised as to whether the senate would
be warranted in following the usual
program in the case OF Senator Nit
chell. II was argued that at the time
of his death, he stood convicted of an
otfense under the federal laws and in
violation of his oath as a senator Of
the United States The late senator
had many friends in the senate who
remained loyal to him throughout
the trial. These senators would like
to give a testimonial of their regards
for him and testify to the value of his
long service, but they will be govern
ed by future conferences.
The death of Senator Mitchell was
the result of a complication of dis
eases which followed the removal of
four of his teeth at a dental office yes
terday A hemorrhage of unusual Sc
verify followed the pulling of the
teeth, and the flow of blood from the
cavities could not be stopped.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
INVITATIONS MADE
AT MEETING OF REBEkAHS

One of the most important meet
ings held by the Rebekhas in many
months was that of last night The
session opened at an early hour in
the evening and was not brought TO
close until nearly one O'Clock.
There were siNty-eight members
of the lodge present and "a number
of visitors
Fourteen candidates for admission
into the lodge were initiated az the
session, the largest number OF candi-
dates taken into the lodge at any one
time in two years The election of Of
ticers to serve for a period of six
months created much interest and
there were several nominations for
nearly every office. For secretary.
four ballots We're taken before %
"A choice was nude. The officers
elected are as follows;
Noble Grand Mrs Gay e. Me
Cabe
Vice-Grand. Miss Daisy South.
Secretary, Miss Lottie Watkins.
Treasurer +. II. Willauer
The other officers are appointive.
The installment OF the newly elected
officials will take place at the first
meeting in January.
After the business had all been
transacted a light lunch was served
and fun justice was done to the re-
past by all who engaged in the work
of the long and strenuous session.
The membership roll of the Re
bekhas is extremely large, and is al
ways increasing The lodge is one
of the strongest and most prosper
GUS in this section of the state
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
THE BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY.

The removal of the tariff on for
eign sugar imported from the Philip
nine islands is violation of the
PROMISES we have had for long time,
that the American government would
protect American labor. 100000 men
are today directly. or indirectly, con
nected with the production of the
sugar beet The continuing Of TINS
industry. like all other industries.
depends upon the sale of the product
and when the foreign article can be
landed and sold in this country al
so low a price as to preclude the per
NANCY of the sugar beet industry, II
means the transfer of the sugar rae
tories OF the United States 10 the
philippine islands and the turning oil
the farmers efforts into other dlrec-
tons. 900. go,
the work of heather oriental VINO
demands and cares for naught 10 eN-
coed eight cents a day; who mas no
5eqire save his bare living-neither
ctothes nor food nor other comforts
Of life-to encourage a movement OF
his kind against the interests OF the
American citizen who is now en-
couraged and is prosperous in TINS IN
dnstry is an outrage which exceeds
in our judgment the Importance oil
the Chinese coolie to California
When, in 1896 the RepuDllc95 an
,a,.tv made one of the chief planks
~ lis platform the announcement
nd nrotection of the American
farmer. IL sounds like a fairy tale 10
iaarn today that a majority OF the re
nnb1jcans in the house Of representa-
ives ives propose and intend to reduce
he tariff.-Denver Clarion-Advocate.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
lHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Last night the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce held session
at the Offices on Main street. giving
attention to several important mat
tiers. Directors. Atwood. Carpenter.
Cassell, McCulloch. Price and Tai
bert We're present and Secretary Aup-
perle was on hand as usual
A communication from state bur
eau OF labor was read and discussed.
The bureau is gathering labor statis-
tlcs for its first report and asked the
Chamber OF Commerce to furnish il
with fifty names of Representatives
citizens engaged in stock raising.
agricultural, mining and other indus
tries in the county. The names will
be furnished by the secretary at once.
A communication from the state
horticultural society asked that the
Chamber Of Commerce do its part in
the effort being made during the holt
day period in Colorado each year
The letter states that several hundred
thousand valuable trees are cut from
the mountain sides of Colorado an
nually TO be sold to Christmas buy
ers at prices ranging from % cts. to
$500. Something must be done to
prevent this destruction of trees in
order to protect the water supply Of
the state. Owing to the lateness Of
the season and the fact that the trees
that are put on the market here are
cut from private property the Cham
Der of Commerce took no action in
the matter.
A letter from United States Senator
Thomas NJ. Patterson, in which he
thanked the Chamber of Commerce
for the box of fine apples sent him.
was read. Senator Patterson stated
that he had had the apples on display
in the windows OF the News office for
two days and they attracted much
attention. He declared that he had
never seen finer apples and was en-
joying them immensely Senator Pat
terson in closing his interesting let
ter stated that he was deeply inter
ested in the Grand valley and was al
ways ready to assist in anything that
would further its growth.
a resolution was passed asking the
city council to provide a number of
suitable hitching posts and racks for
the accommodation of the farmers
who come to town and to also pro
vide few more public watering
places.
The board then adjourned.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
A LULL IN THE STORM.

Special to The Sentinel
St. Petersburg, Dec. "a season
of comparative calm lasting a few
weeks may now superyene and both
sides will use it in preparations for
the January struggle. In the fort
night heavy SHOWS are likely to put
to an end the reign of pillage, arson
and murder in the country and the
lull will give the government chance
to accomplish something tangible and
the sober minded an opportunity to
reflect The latter. however will
hardly enter into the equation.
Newspapers are forming an associa-
ton to defy the law, even before, it
is adopted. This law abolishes the
censorship in the cities, but not in
the country.
With an eye to the future, the gov
eminent is making a great effort to
prevent discomfort in the army by re-
moving the causes of complaint. The
sum of SIS. 100000 mas been added
to the military budget for clothing
and food
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
WHERE TO woRsHrP SUNDAY.

,,orning theme will be splrlluai a
CO.. i,- in the evening the to 9pPiS
Iii nj he he THE welfare Of Others, lnIs
Teine the second of the series o.. on Ss' =,
,Nons on the general subject, Sem, Uni
Sbristian Miss Ferbrache VIII
d sing morning and evening. -, III.
sl'i 5,ntist. 1.-THE Wonders oil M
t1aDd = will be Rev. Miller IS morhlns
ii%"e Evening subject not an
nounced. ~. Eorsvth's sub
ioct for the morning and evening
mo- Cbristian. Rev. Frederick Grill M
.be new pastor. will preach 'o'"
i'i" Il,lHo ti- : The regular SCI ta
..,oas viii be held at this churchp 20 20
wees " o.yo VI morning and evening. ReS.
7 III Ijovd will preach ENcellen' q s eT
10 10 viii be rendered by the cnol IA boid
ICES begin promptly on time anu iiar 'l IN.
I VIZ q M and 1890 pm; Christian IN I Ibe
ia I d ,r services at $50 pm. IN 'H ~
u Sentnre room. A cordial welcome -
all
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
c. G. SUMNER GOES TO IDAHO.

Chas. G. Summer who for eigh-
teen months has had charge of the
job department of the Daily Sentinel
ends his work in this office today and
on Wednesday. accompanied by his
wife, will leave for the northwest
Mr.. Sumner will first go to Idaho
Springs, Idaho. His brother is one
OF the editors and proprietors of the
Morning Post of that city. one of the
best dailies in the state. He will re-
main there few weeks at least and
If conditions suit him he may remain
with the Post, otherwise he viii go
on to California. Mr.. Sumner is a
newspaper man of splendid ability
and long experience and JOB printer
Of the very highest class; being at
all times closely in touch with all the
modern ideas that govern that i'm
portant department Of the printing
business.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
THE GOVERNOR is RELIEVED,

Special to The Sentinel.
White River Junction, Vt, Dee. y
Governor Bell after the execution
of Mrs. Rogers gave out the follow
ing interview:
Il am much relieved to know thaI
the execution of Mrs, Rogers was ae-
complished quickly according TO the
laws of Vermont without Il hitch Of
.anv kind or any unnecessary delay
1t was a disagreeable duty have been
called upon to perform, but notwlth-
standing my private views in regard
the matter. | have acted on my oa'n
as chief executive and I have act,
ed in the interests of the public good
and according to the law-abiding sen
tlment of the people of the state. The
incident is closed and do not care
to say anything more about IT at TINS
time"
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
HEARST FOR GONERNOR.


Special TO ne otHtlhVA'
New York. Dec. Sat a reception
in his honor last night by the Mu NUM-.
ipal Ownership assembly men EN-,
and aldermen-elect, W. R Hearst
Who is contesting the recent mayor
alit,. election declared he was not a
candidate for governor. Bird ),
Coier newly elected borough presl-
dent Of brooklyn. said that if II
sbould be possible to get measures
enacted at the approaching session oil
me legislature which would reWeaE
The defects OF the election law, II
would be necessary to make a state
campaign land. he added, "wheth,e,T,
Mir. Hearst wishes to or not, ne WI
he compelled to take up the nsu'
as our standard bearer.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
THE MUTUAL SAVINGS AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Mutual Savings and
pniIdinp association will be held at
The office of said association. No. 3o'
Main street, city OF Grand Junction
county OF Mesa and state of COLORADO
on Inc second Saturday, the same ne
ing the 18th day of January, a. D.
1906. at the hour of Z o'clock pm .il..
for the purpose Of electiug directors
Tor the ensuing year and for such
other purposes as may be prescrip-
ed by law. ,,...r,.,rr s,1o,.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
THEY WILL CELEBRATE.

The Citizens Progressive literary
society will celebrate at Handy A. NJ.
70 chapel Sunday evening, December
10. The one hundredth anniversary
of VIM. Yloyd Garrison is on this
dare The following program VIII
he rendered, to which the public Is
cordially invited:
Singing by congregation.
pra,er ..... Rev. j. II Redd
Music Mandolin Club Quartette
Paper,- William Lloyd Garrison
............ Perry Johnson Jr'
Select Reading Miss Anna Newman
Grafton ...............T 7. =. l.ahBoh
Reading. Selected Mrs. j. r. Harris
Music. .-, ...,'.... ....- manu- ".,i'
Address ........... Rev. ). H. heuu
Offering
BenediCtion-
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

New York, Dec. 9.-The resls 5,.5.
lion of PobCr- Il. McCurdy. gene, a
manager OF the Mutual LIE !ns W.
ance association was presented 70 ,','
hoard of trustees yesterday an" -
cepted. The resignation Is
erect December 81.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
on THE COMMITTEE

spectal to The sentinel ,,-.,,c-,r;e
: .arators beld conference today at
which they authorized the Democratic
s+aarinp committee to act for them
-, e1iing the minor vacancies in the
sanata committee. Senator IeIlei
,Tos designated as a member oil TIRE
steering committee.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09
OPEN SHOP is DECLARED.

New York. Dec. 9.-Ten thousand
structural iron workers in this city
were informed by the employers as
ISOLATION. that the open shop had
been introduced officially.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09

Wonder what the other paper
w, W I''J do 10 iii up its columns If 1t
% s,sI,,, have the Sentinel to hammer
dlun I'D apologize for each evening!
On On 49, evening in its effort to DIS
ENvIy he importance of the many
cou ii,siye items the Sentinel had the
e4 ~ before il succeeds in giving TINS
n.ner from a half-doXen TO a nan
p p9p of advertising. Keep II up
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-18
'Jn proyeGto
CrandiOsO.
De Paris a Panama en- FerOcaIriI.
Ohra Colossal.

EI transibeTiano mo est6 todavfa termi-
nado, y ya piensap en hacerlo pasar por
Asia America, snpalmandole con las
lfneas norfeamericaaas
ST este proyecto grandioso nega pros
perar, sc podra il dR Paris Nueva York,
sin zanzibar de tren pasando por Moscou 6
Irkoutsk y luego I America 4 traves de
Alaska y Canada
Una mirada sobre un buen mapa de
Asia basta para verEque Siberia esta sepa-
rada de America poriel estrecho de Behring,
cuyo ancho no excede de so kilometres.
Horadar un tdnel submarino estable-
Ger una Inca ferrea no es algo impossible
para Ia moderna ingenierfa, tanto mas que
4 en- ese estrecho los fondos no pasan de 80
metros que en- medic no existe una isla
que pernitira atacaF La tarea del tlinel por
cuatro parties la vez.
Este t6nel tendra solamente 80 kil6me-
tros mas que el que Sc proyecta entire r.
landa Escocia.
La lfnea medira ounce mil kilometres
de longitud, desde Paris Nueva York.
Esta obra colossal favorecerfa enOrme-
mente Ia exploitation de las riquezas mine
rales de Siberia de Alaska tan abundan-
tes en- yacimientos de oro y cobre. Ahora
bien, construido el ferrocarril en- estudio
aetualmente, 81 Pan Americana de Nueva
York & Buenos Aires, resultarfa rea1idad
10 que hoy parece uln suefio: If en- ferroca-
Tril de Panama Paris
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-18
Los TERREINO
TOS d ! ITALIA
CentenaTes de rlueTtOs Y miIlares
de heidOs.
EsGsnas GOnmOvsdOTas,


Los terremotos ocurridSs en- Ia penfnsu-
Ia Italica, han causado verdadera conster-
naci6n en- todo el RENO. Aunque no son
conocidos todos los detalles Sc sabe que
han ocurTido centenares de VfCtimas.
En- donde mas violentamente Sc sintie-
ron los temblores de TERRA fue en- Canta-
FARO, Monte Leona y otras regiones de Ca
labria.
Han sido destruidos Mastisaro, Stefaco-
nj y Triparni.
Sabese de yeinte muertos centenares
de heridos. Hubo ligeFas sacudidas en-
diferentes poblaciones entire elias Castellan-
sare, Napoles y Florencia.
Los terremotos que ss han sentido en-
Calabria han destruidos varios pueblos,
contandose los muertos por centenares,
siendo desoIador 81 aspecto de las rninas.
No SCI ha conocido catastrofe igual desde
Yschia Cassamicciolo.
El gobierno ha enviado soldados y dine
10 prra activar los tFabaios
Los peri6dicos han alberto suscripciones
pdbicas u 81 rey Victor Manuel ha enyid-
do 10O,0 900 liras
Millares de seres hunHanos, desnudos y
sin hogar, pedfan socorro
En- Stefaconi quedaTon destruldos todos
los edifcios hubo 100 thuertos.
En- San Gregorio perscieron rs perso-
mas. En- Zamaro, Ia destruction de Ia
poblaci6n fu6 total. En- Mileto hubo IL
muertos 200 heridos. En- Bratico, San
leo y Canedoni, un total de so muertos y
muchos edifcios arrasadoB.
En- Patenzari " Saeumani, bastantea
easas destruidas numeIosos heridos
En- el distrito de Cantazaro, las casas hun.
didas han sido muchffsim as con grandes
grietas muchas otras. Hos muertos han
sido 80 y los heridos. Sc Guentan por cente-
mares.
Tambi6n en- Stella elItemblor de TERRA
cause estragos de importhncia, 81 bien POI
fortuna bastante memories que en- Calabria.