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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

niticant soul of the trdductr
Despised by men, mated by the
devil, ignored by God. the 10 y.
est, meanest, vileSt and most
cowardly aud degraded of hu-
manity is the traducer of won
tn, whose 'ntamy only rqudled
Uy the iiUertIne who preSs Oh
the virtue of innocent, coutidlng
females, and then openly boasts
of his couquests He should be
roasted over 81 DW fire, MS
flesh should be stripped from
his bones piece by piece with
red hot pinchers and his suffer
ings prolonged for weeks. H.,
fortunes would be mild complr-
ed to the sufferings of his vic
tim and the desolate hearts Of
the ruined household. The LID
trtine should not be tolerate (,
in a respectable community.
The fathers of daughters should
band together against him for
mutual protection as they
would against a wild beast-for
the libertine is a beast devoid
of single human impulse. AS
merciless as a savage tiger, as
ravenous and repulsive as by
ena. His mission is to destroy
and desolate. A fend in human
form, a demon at heart, a devil
ish vampire whose thirst is new
er uuenched-brutal and with
out mercy. Social purity is the
only safeguards of our homes.
Until the tempter entered the
garden of Eden, there was no
sin. So it is in our homes
Keep the tempter out. and
there will be no woe or misery.
No heartaches or wretched
lives We kill a sheep killing
dog when caught in the act, or
With signs of guilt upon him. as
that is the only remedy to pre-
vent a repetition. We should
deal with the lihertiue likewise,
DIS it is the only cure except the
>urgeon's knife.-Macon-Time
Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

IA young man in Platte coun-
ty is in a quandary," .'says the
Smithville Herald. lie lives
on a farm. but haslbeen court.
ing a:girl in town. FINALLY he
asked her to marry him. She
seemed willing, but said she
could never live on a farm. He
then proposed moving to town
and engaging in some other
business. and she said if he was
fool enough to do that, she
wouldn't have him. He is still
figuring"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
Marry Unseen Brides.

Among the Bedouins Of northeast
Africa the seclusion is equally rigid.
On the evening OF the wedding the
bride is brought to the groom by her
girl friends. She is led to the tent
while the merry-malHing is going on
outside. When the wedding is over
her husband may enter the tent and
lift the veil. Her girl friends wait out
side anxiousiy to see II she meets with
his approval II he is satisfied he an
nounces 1t by shrill cries Of delight
To the Arabs this shout OF triumphant
satisfaction is one Of the most inter-
esting sounds that can be uttered. r
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

We always wonder how the
great Russian people can pa
tiently submit to the arbitrary
rule of one man, until we hap
pen to think of how Messrs.
Rockefeller and Rogers run
things in this country. Then
We cease wondering about the
Russians.-The Commoner.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

w. G. Biggs, representative
frt m Schuyley County has in.
troducd a bill which should be-
come a law. The bill provides
for disqualification of legal no.
tees in neV papers printed
nearest to The cause of action.
Should this bill become a law
it will cprevent evasions of Sc
crecy of attempts to take ad-
vantage of the present law per-
uniting publications in any pa
per in the County.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

A fair and buXcm widow who
hau buried three husbands, re-
Gently went with a gentleman,
who paid her marked attention
in The days of his youth, to in
spect the graves OF her deor de-
parted. After contemplating
them in mourpful silence, she
mulmured to Der compartment:
"Ah, Joe, you might have been
in that row, too, if you had had
had a little more coura ge."
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

Twenty years hence the
boys of to day will be men.
There will be doctors and
drunkards. lawyers and liars,
senators and neak-tbieves, ed
itors and idiots, ministers and
murders, and so down the line"
saws the Farber Forum.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
Temperature of churnino.

Many a farmers wife spoils her
butter by churning at too high a
temperature. The result is that the
product of her churn is greasy and
poor in quality and keeps for but a
short time. Some people also put hot
water into the cream to make the but
ter come quicker. The result of this
rise in temperature is to destroy the
grain and at the same time incorpo-
rate with the butter a great deal Of
casein, which is the part that goes
to make the body of cheese. This but
ter is increased in quantity also by
the incorporation of an unusual
amount of water. If the butter is
made when the temperature of the
cream is at, say, 80 degrees, the kind
of butter will result that if 1t came
under the eyes of United States dairy
inspectors would be excluded from the
market and the sellers thereof fined
for selling butter with a water con
tent above the legal 16 per cent. The
woman that wants to make good but
ter must do her churning when the
cream is at a temperature of moi
above 65 degrees. It would be better
to churn at as low as fifty degrees
but this is rather hard for people
that have to churn by hand. The PEG
pie that try to work the so-called two
minute churns frequently have tc
raise the temperature of the cream
to about 80 degrees before getting thl
results that have been advertised
That is, the time of churning is re"
ulated to some extent by the tempera
ture. Every maker of butter shoulo
have, 2 thermometer. One can be pun
chased for twenty cents, and, this be
ing the case, there is no reason VIII,
every person should not have the al
vantage Of knowing the temperature
of their cream at churRing time.
The Song of a Summer Stream.
A few months aGo
l was singing through the snow:
But now the blessed sunshine is fill
ing all the land.
And the memories are lost
OF the winter fog and frost,
In the presence of the summer with
her full and glowing hand.
Now the woodlark comes to drink
At my cool and pearly brink,
And the lady fern is bending to kiss
my rainbow foam:
And the wild rosebuds entwine
With the dark-leaved bramble vine.
And the eenturied oak is green around
the bright-eyed squirrels home.
Oh the full and glad content
That my little song is blent
With the all-melodiOus mingling of the
choristers around!
no longer sing alone.
Through a chill. pervading moan,
For the very air is trembling with its
wealth of summer sound
though the hope seemed long defer; ID
Ere the south wind s. whisper heard
Gave a promise of the passing of the
weary winter days,
Yet the blessing was secure,
For the summertime was sure.
When the lonely songs are gathered
in a mighty choir Of praise.
Francis Ridley Havergal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

II is the duty Of State and
Nationallegislative bodies to see
that no laws arespassed which
will enable one man or class
OF men to wrorgt other men un-
der sanction of law.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

Where they have County
School Supervision the people
are So we'll pleased that they
wo Id not think of taking a
ward step.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

The present Missouri legisla.
ture will receive the plaudits of
the people if it will give us bet
ter road laws.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26

Onward to better schools.
County School Supervision will
give us better schools.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
Monroe CITY is much in need
of a live Commercial Club.

1t is cheaper and better to
EDUCATE the young than it is to
board prisoners.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-01-26
The Scandal Monger.

would to heaven that we
could borrow the pen of the r :.
cording angel, dip it in the lax
of inspiration, write on a page
of electric plate and portray
with a Masters hand9the deep
tathomless, unutterLble !oath.
ing we teel for the vile. SHINY
tongue defsmer Of character.
Would to HEAVIER We had the
power to hun back to the giver
the misery and tears and sor-
row the poisonou ton, ue of d
babbler causes to cours
through the veins of innocent
character. We read of the as
sassin who creeps up in the dark
and stabs his victim in the back;
of the savage Indian who tor
lures his captive with the scalp
er'S knife or at the stake, of him
who takes the life of a dear
mother or father, or murders
his own flesh and blood, but
there is mercy in all these enor.
mites when compared to the
cowardly slanderers who feed
upon woman's virtue and a good
mans name. The bloody knife
can only Kill the body and trans
fer the soul, but the lying
tongue-those uneasy, serpent
eyed, forked-tongued street
loungers and gossips, in human
form and demon soul, torture
their unfortunate victim with
all the tormeuts of hell, gloat.
ing over the wreck and ruin, the
unutterable misery they have
wrought, laughing in fiendish
glee at the accomplishment of
their ends. The purer, the
nobler, the more elevated, the
more worthy their victim, the
greater their Internal joy A
community has no curse so
blameful, so destructive to good
feeling and good fellowship,
friendship. faith and all that
goes to make the social pleas
ure and happiness as the SIAN
derer.
Beware of the man or woman
who is ever ready to pour into
your private ear some report or
tale discreditable to the virtue
and honor of your neighbor.
Avoid them as you would a
blighting pestileuce. Coward
at heart, in your presence he is
smiling sycophant, while be-
hind your back he libels you.
The tongue OF the scandal.mon.
ger should be torn out by Its
roots, as it was in olden times.
Then it should have an inquest
held over it by ghouls:from the
uttermost sinks of perdition; it
should then be picked up by
some unknown, unloved aud de-
spairing murderer and carried
backward with red-hot tweezers
in the dead hours Of night.
when all nature is hushed but
the night owls screech, and
taken to some distant, desolate
demon.haunted cave, carried to
it's remotest depths and there
over red-hot Goals, burned to
ashes, and the ashes scattered.
The day and hour is coming
when the thunderbolts of D.
vine wrath will visit upon these
traducers of woman's fair name
when they and their loved
ones will be stricken by this
curse, andJthey will know and
realize what it is too suffer. Be-
\
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-12
LO DEL | CABLE.
Ell Acting Attorney ST. Savage, no sa-
be que haya uIl ngeYO G0ltratO
con Ia Comp. del Cable.

Tn Representative de ola Correspondent
cia" yisit6 esta mafiana al sefior Savage,
Acting Attorney de Puerto Rico, quien lie
recibi6, previo ell anuncio que en- dicha
Oficina Sc estila, con la cortesfa y amabili-
dad que lie distingue.
-lSabe I'd. algo de un nuevo contrato
hecho por la Compaflfa del Cable, con el
gobieno american ., reformando el que
rige desde la antigua domination?
-5Tiene I'd. en- su pOder para su estu-
dio el antique contratO el en- proyecto?
No tengo conocimientO de que haya
algdn nuevo contratO entire la referida
Companfa y el Gobierno, y no tengo copia
aquf del que rige en- la actualidad.
-TampocO ha legado & mi nOticia,
hasta ahora-af1adi6 el senior Savage-que
haya ningGna nuevo contrato proyectO
referente Jtarifas y condolences de la
Compaffa del Gable, y q menos que ell
correo no trajera algo de ESQ, NADIA sc.
Pocos asuntos nuevos habfa hoy que
despachar en- la ofcina del Attorney y
calma grande existe ALI.
Esp6rase la llegada del senior Feuille
para resolver 10 que hay pendiente en- 10
que nombramientos traslados judicia-
les Sc refiere. Dicho funciOnario Uegara
en- ell pr6ximo vapor.
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la casa real, visitara en- noviembre los
puertos espafoles del Mediterr@neO.
LALO 0 C 0.

-Ciudadano, use ha fjado en- 10 que
pasa en- la m0dre patr50 con cuatrO inves-
tigadores de rentas internas?
81, va sc. NADIA nuevo. ESQ que
pasa ALA y que Sc investiga y Sc castiga,'
pasa amenudo en- paises extranjerOs, pero
pasa 10 mismo con toda impunidad. Lo
que debe llamarte la atenci6n es el pajarO
aparecidO en- Oregon, con cabeza de cal
man, alas de aguila, colorado y negro, tie-
70 devOradOr, y que como no lie han en-
contrado nombre en- el padr6n zOol6gicO,
provisionalmente 10 llaman agente de rem
tas agenas.
Themes raz6n, no habfa cafdo en- clio.
Hay por ahi cada pajaro de varios colo
resi- La suerte es que todOs los cOnoce-
mos.
-PerO oye, ese doctor que esta estu-
diando ell pajaro de Oregon, no podrfa
encargarse de averiguar la manera de
hacer efectiva la fanza de Vandergrift,
donde andan los fondos de iubilaci6n del
magisterio puertorriquefio los dos milo
nes GqUeIOS?
-Pretendes un impossible; hasta ALI no
puede llegar ell sabio naturalista, pues
aquello es mas diffcil que hacer un viaje 4
la luna en- carreta.
-Dejemos ESQ y vanOnos la biblio-
teca.
-lQu6 biblioteca?
La Municipal,
listed no lee los peri6dicos tai vez
porque es corto de vista! Op5rese, COM
padre.
-Bueno! Cuentame.
lie dire. Aquello, es decir, la biblio-
teca, CORE parejas con el teatro. La han
mandado cerrar, por falta de hygiene.
-iQue cree usted que puede hacerse?
-Sencillamente; buscar otro local aprO-
p6sito, para trasladar los libros titles y
hacer con los in6tiles, 10 que hizo cierto
departamento con fines higi6nicOs.
V. SORIA.
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DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos los engano-
SOS remedies que Sc snuncian es cuando mas
SO sgradece Ia eficacia RADICAL del Diges-
two Mojarriets, cuys superioridad esta uni
versslmente confirmsda.
Curacicnes desesperadas en- peTsonas bien
conocidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hech0 glorioso, pero
uu solo estuche produce mejor efecto que
una docena de f<asc- de cualquier tro re
medic; porque ademds de ser el tinico verda-
dero Curative radical del est0mago y del ms
testino, sin epganosa acci6n calmaute, es Di-
gestivo Purificador de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que ceda h0stia tenga gre
bsdo el nombre D;gestivo NJ jarrieta.
Dep6s to general de las Farmacias de Blan-
coy Co, Rem6n Almazany Fidel Guillerme-
ty, en- San Juan de Puerto Rice; y da venta
9 las principales Droguerias de Europa y
America.
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La REVISION. .

Sc nos informa que en- todos los pueblos
de la isla Sc estdn recojiendo fir mas, prin-
cipalmente entire los propietarios de vacas
de leche, para solicitar del Consqjo Ejecu-
two la revision y enmienda del Regla-
mento sobre dep6sitos de leche, pues es
grande el nimero de familias pobres que
Sc veran privadas del ejercicio de una in
dustria lfcita que les ayudaba 4 proporcio-
narse honradamente la subsistencia.
Creemos que ese serfa un acto de equi-
dad muy bien recibido en- Ell pals.
Una preguntita. jCuando un empleado
tiene uno varios fracasos no es 10 mas
regular el dimitir para que otro venga q
hacerlo mejor? Antes, y crese que des.
pu6s, Sc hacfa ESQ; pero esta vez parece
que no hay de QUE.
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NOTICIAS

Aver tarde regres6 de Aibonito ell DR..
King, m6dico de la comisi6n contra La
anemia.
Tan pronto la compafifa 'FSan Juan
Ligt", entregue al ayuntamiento de la ciu-
dad, la Gale del Parque, se ordenara Sc
pongan en- Inca las verjas de las casas
nucvamente fabricadas
Sc quejan los vecinos fle la casa que
ocupa la Red Telef6nica enI Santurce, de
las malas condolences higi6nicas, de~los ba-
os de dicha casa, que estan sin habitar
hace mucho tiemo por el deterioro de SUI
letrina.
Sc encuentra enfermo ell Padre Frank
Colon, cura parroco de Santa Ana.
Sc proyecta la aperture de la calle
Duffaut, hasta ell Country Club, que fa-
cilitara una via mas para If al Parque Bo-
rinquen".
-Continta la marejada del Oeste ini-
ciada hace tres dias.
Aver regres6 q Cayey, q doctor Be
net Valdes .-. ..- .
-Anoche lego esta ciudad ell seflor
Arturo Mu1iz, taqufgrafo de la Corte de
distrito de Humacao.
Ell vapor correo de los Estados Uni
dos Sc espera hoy las de Ia tarde
Los sefiores F. Porrata y Hermano,
de Humacao, han alberto un cafe colmado
en- aquella ciudad con ell nombre de 'sEl
Newyorkino'.
Han quedado terminadas las repara-
clones que ha hecho en- SUI ofcina situada
en- ell ndmero de la calle de la Cruz, de
esta ciudad, don Mario Geigel, quien ha
recibido magnffcas muestras de nuevos
ObjetOs para construcciones y adornos de
edifciOs. Il
-Muy proncO Sc recolectara EN- suscrip-
ci6n entire los cat6licOs de esta ciudad, la
suma necesaria para hacer reparaciones en-
la casa-parroquial de catedral, en- la que,
81 la suma obtenida 10 per1nite, sc instalara
un servicio higi6nico complete montandose
inodorOs, plumas y demas.
No es cierto, como Sc ha dicho en- la
ciudad que Sc trate de organizar una bri-
gada de bomberos, independence del cuer-
po. Toda fuerza de este institute depen-
dera del alcalde y ayuntamiento de la ciu-
dad y jefe de ella.
Una communication Individual ha sido
pasada todos los bomberos que pertene-
clan la brigada de 'Salvadores'' sus-
cribieron ell documento publicado en- la
prensa de esta ciudad, dandoles de baja
del cuerpo.
Las notas de defunciOnes del Registro
Civil pertenecientes al dia de aver, acusan
las siguientes: Freed PETERSON, Maria Lu-
yando, Manuel Ramirez Maria Furco
Sedan, Benito Perez Vargas y Francisco
Valencia Otero. Ning1n nacimiento nj
matrimonio.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad don Juan
Gonzalez, de Rio Crande
-Fueron curados aver en- ell cuarto de
socorros de esta ciudad los individuos
Crispfn Vazquez, de una herida contusa
en- la cabeza Rafael Rodan de lesiones
ell el antebrazO derecho, cuyo servicio We
rifc6 el practicante de guardia senior Seq
net
-Veintiuna mujeres han ingresado EN-
ell dep6sito municipal por differences faltas.
Seis individuos fueron anoche conducidos
ALI por la policfa y % mujeres existen
hoy en- ell hospital provisional.
Ell sargento Francisco Carreras, de la
policfa insular, Sc encuentra ell esta capi-
tai.
-Esta tarde las tendra lugar;el Sc
pelio del que en- vida fu6 apreciable caba-
Hero senior Angel M, de Angel y Alvarez.
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COMPAGNIE DES SUCRERIES De
PORTO RICO.
AUGMENTATION De CAPITAL.

Une assembl6e generate extraordinaire
des actionnaires reunie 4 Paris, lie II. Oc-
tubre 1905, decide I augmentation du
Capital de 25OOOOO francs 4 55OOOOO
francs, par la creation de 10000 actions
nouvelles de $50 francs emis6s 265
francs, conform6ment aux Status ct la
deliberation de I Assemble generale.
Les Actionaires ancienns ont un droit
de preference pour la subscription de ces
actions nouvelles, ct lis pourront II exercel
dams un d6lai s etendant jusqu' All 19 Oc
tober 1905.
Les subscriptions seront recues aux bu
reaux de la Compagnie, la Plage de
Ponce ou aux guichets du Credito & Aho
rro Poncefo, ct le versement integral devrs
etre ehectu6 en- souscrivant
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DamasCO. es la llniCa GiQdad que
queda de la Historic BibIiCa.

Ell puebro que esta considerable como el
mas antique del orbe, es el de Damasco,
pues todas las ciudades de su tempo han
desaparecido. Trio y Sid6n fueron casi
tragadas por Ell mar; Baolbek, la ciudad
del Sol; esta en- ruina. Palmira Sc halla
enterrada en- ell desierto, y Nfnive y Babi,
lonia desaparecieron de las orillas del Ii
girls el Eufrates Por tanto Damasco es
Ia tnica ciudad que queda en- la Historic
Bfblica
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Ell SeCretariO Frazier !muestrase Op'
timiSta en- 10 del cafe.

Mu6strase muy optimista el secretario
particular del Gobernador, senior Frazier,
con respecto al buen porvenir del cafe y
dice que sus impresiones son favorables al
mejoramiento de la cosecha y preciOs del
Corriente aflo.
Ell gobernador Winthrop viene muy
complacido del recibimiento que Sc le ha
hecho EN- Mayagiez y otras poblaciones de
la isIa que ha recOrrido, y tanto 6l como
su distinguida seiiora, hanse entusiasmado
con el magnifco aspecto que presentan las
grandes sabanas de cana, que alderman
aquellos palisades de nuestra bella region.
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De aCtu0Iidad!
La gdppe eurada On "a horas.
Comprobado cientif1camente.

Los 'int0mGs precuraorea de In Grip.
pc 6 F6e6res pGle5dicQs. como SOD,
dolores de CAb' r., ardOr en- los ii Q.
quebTantAmiento general. fiuxi6n na'
eel. p6Fdida del apetit1. esCalofrfOS,
dcI0r en- les espAldHg. depression ner-
ViOsa. Tergua ssburrcSa, dcDOr en- LED
artiCulaciOnes. frialdRd en- Los pies y
names. tOS SeCa y pArtinaz. NAL sAbOr
en- Ie bOca. eGt. cot: empiPz2n & de-
sapareCeP &, Ia media hOrR de tomaI
Ias CAPSULAS DE HEM, haSta les
"a hOraB. que 10 infection hR desGpR'
recidO en- absolute.
De venta On Iaa Farmacias CUTLER.
misty, BlRncO y Zsrbi. 15V.s.
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l 0 que quieren los Cubanos

New York, Octubre II, 1.3O p. m.-
El pueblo cubano quiere que ell gobier-
no de la isla haga el tratado comercial con
Inglaterra sin consular con el gabinete dc
Washington, 4 fin de demostrar que la in
dependencia de Cuba es efectiva.
Mu6strase indignado el pueblo cubano
de la ingerencia directa que quiere tener
en- ell asunto del tratado el gobieno de
Washington, obedeciendo la preston de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-12

banqueros y capitalists americanos,
Industriales, agricultores Y comerciantes
cubanos eXcitan al gobierno de Estrada
Palma 4 concertar el tratado con Inglate-
rra arrostrando todas las consecuencias.
LA Observation-Disclosures demostrar
que es independence, no campo alberto al
dominic absolute de los trusts las i'm
posiciones del gobierno de Washington.
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LO que Sc prQ9One !un grupQ de cato.
t!COS milIOnarIOS en- los ESta'
dos UnidOS.

En- los Estados Unidos Sc ha organiza-
do un grupo de cat6licos millonarios con
el obieto de proponer al Papa el traslado
de la Santa Sede 4 A m6rica.
Sc dara al Papa una IONA territorio
neutral en- la que sea soberano de hecho y
Sc le garantiza una lista civil cOnsidera-
BILE.
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Cuba y eL Tic Sam

New York, Octubre 12, I30 b. m.-
Informan de la Habana que reina ALI
gran excitaci6n en- tOdOs los cfrcJlos poll
ticos con motive de haberse declarado en-
Washington q ue ALI Sc considera q omo
una amenaza el tratado comercial que in
tentan los cubanos celebrar con Inglate-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-12

New York, DC tubre II. 1.3O p M.
AsegGrase en- / ps cfrculos polfticos que
una aproximaci6n precursora de alianza,
tratase de establecer entire los gobiernos
aleman y espafol; d fin de auxiliarse Ell la
resolution de los asuntos de Marruecos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-12
FranCia reCeIosa de su rival

Vuelve i hablarse de possible enlace
entire una princesa alemana y el rey AL
fonso.
En- Francia mfranse con grandes recelos
estas manifestations que Sc atribuyen
trabaios de Ia diplomacia alemana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-12
Ell rey AIfon nso vista al Kaiser

New York, Octubre II, 1.3O p. NJ
Seha anuncia ado oficialmente el viaje
del rey de Espa ina Berlin, que era efec-
tuado el 3 de nc oviembre pr6ximo
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El Dr.. BarhOSa ViSitO hoy al 81
GObeTnadQT, y tambleh 10
Hiz0 aver.

Ell DR.. Barbosa, miembro del Consejo
Executive, visit6 al Gobernador esta ma
mana, deteni6ndose algdn tempo EN- el
despacho de aqu6l.
Otra vista fu& hecha tambien aver por
dicho senior d Mr.. Winthrop.
"A las tres de la tarde de hoy Sc reu-
Mira el Consejo Ejecut two en- session ordi-
maria de su resultado daremos detalles
mafiana.