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DIED.

TINNEY-On Friday April II. 1905. WILL
LIAM e TINNEY. AT the age of sixty years
Funeral services Will be conducted IN the
funeral parlors OF Joseph A. Repett. 81
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. on Monday.
April II. at o. clock. Interment at Con-
gressional Cemetery.
philadelphia papers please eopy)
ap1o-2t
BATE-On Saturday. April 10. 1905. at s
a. m. ELIZABETH BATE 1t
BEARD-On Friday. April IA. 1865. at Sih-
ley Hospital. JOSEPH CAMERON BEARD.
1t
CHEEK-On Saturday. April 10. 1905. JOHN
T., beloved and oldest son OF Nirgie and the
late J. Thomas Cheek II
DOERR-On Friday, April II. 1905, at her
residence 1S Thirteenth street northwest.
ALBINA. beloved wife of John Doerr, aged
~ enty-nine years. 1t
VIETr-On Friday April. a. 1905. at her
home In Rockville, Nd. f'REDA ORDEl-LE
VIETT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Welt. aged five years and FIVE months. II
WENGER-On Saturday. April Is. 1865.
ELIZABETH. beloved wife Of Charles Wen
ger. 1t
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FELL FROM STREET CAR.

4 slight scalp wound was received
by John Walsh. of 2l9 c street north
west. last night. eat First street and
pennsylvania avenue northwest, where
he Tell from a street car. He went to
the Office OF DR.. Medford. l5l c street
northeast, where the injury was dress
ed.
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STRIKING DRIVERS
WILL NOW FIGHT.
Hope for Peaceful End of
Trouble Abandoned.
WAITING ON MAYOR USELESS
chicago Labor Leaders Leave City Eall
In Angry Mood Determined
on Wax
WAITING ON MAYOR USELESS

CHICAGO, April 15.-Angered by fruit.
Tess Vigiis of three days in the mayor $
once committee representing labor
unions and the Chicago Federation of
LABOR went away at noon today de-
elaring they were going TO fight the en-
pioyes of Chicago ito a finish,
The committee was invited to meet an
attorney to arrange an amicable settle
h'eht OF the teamsters and garment
workers strike against montgomery.
ward u Co. The attorney listened to
their proposals and Mayor Dunne.s ar
gcments favorng submission of the dis
pute TO arbitra.ors and departed to con-
suit employers. Eight times nassa ges
were sent to the waiting mayor and
committee that an answer would be
gwen them shortly After a final dis
appointment this morning the strikers
LETT saying they would not return until
the employers submitted a definite pro-
posal for a settlement
Mayors Effort Fails.
Mayor Dunno was authorized to act
Tor them. He said he would continue
his efforts to bring about a satisfactory
arrangement between the unions and
employers until every means had been
exhausted. The prospect for peace Is
now more remote than at any previous
time SINCE the beginning of the strike
Escorts Of hundreds of policemen
guarded caravans OF wagons that Geliv-
cred goods to the boycotted firm today.
Minor disturbances occurred. but the
demonstrations subsidized into mere noisy
gatherings of idlers who jeered at the
strikebreaktrs.
The breaking of neg citations viii prob
ably be followed by rioting and renewed
assaults on non-union teamstcrs
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A Follower of Grin.

Many persons find themselves affected
with persistent cough after an attack
or the grip. AS this cough can be
promptly cured by the use of Chamber
iains Cough Remedy IL should not be
allowed 60 run on until it becomes
trouble some. Fer sale by all druggists.
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A SMALL CHILD
IS THE PASSPORT
Without One Easter Egg
Rolling Is inaccessible.
THEY ARE AT A PREMIUM
Many Amusing Incidents Occurred at
the White. Lot Last
Year.
THEY ARE AT A PREMIUM

The President has issued an order that
TIE south grounds of the White House
be opened, in accordance with custom.
on Easter Monday. between o'clock q.
mi and O'Clock p. M, for children only.
with the proviso that small children
with emphasis on the smalD NAV be ac-
companied by adult guardians. No one
without small child may enter the sa
cred precincts
AS all WHO have been in the CITY ON
previous Easter Mondays know. there is
always large crowd waiting to take
adfahtage OF the time-honoTed privilege
and roll eggs on the White Lot. Before
iast year all persons were allowed to
go in and do as they pleased but a
fowdy element began to be in evidence.
aild matters came to such a pass that
the Commissioners We're forced to make
the rule which was in vogue last wear
and will be carried out this year that all
persons entering must be accompanied
by a small child or children.
Small Boys Reaped Harvest.
Many amusing incidents are told of
the various means employed by those
VINO desired to gain admittance to the
grounds last year. All sorts of de-
vices were employed and small bows
reaped rich harvest
After about 10 o'clock in the morning
the boys began to get wise and hung
about the gates and looked in as if they
would give the world 10 go inside. Those
persons who were without Young
charges and wished admittance were
followed around the corner and con-
fronted with the proposition of being
supplied with one for the small and in
significant price of 70 cents Most of
those to whom such propositions were
made did not hesitate long about ac-
oeptine and the little urchins with
plenty Of wits and very little cash
reaped bountiful harvest.
One little fellow who was below the
medium height made so much Is dol
lar and quarter in about two hours,
and would have continued 10 take in the
cash had not the gate-keepers became
suspicious of his having so many guar
dams.
This year those In charge win try
their best to keep the small boy from
getting rich and the curious from hay-
ing any grounds for being conscience
stricken.
Battles Under Ban.
Furthermore enthusiastic youngsters
will not be allowed to have battles
among themselves, using eggs in all de-
grees of preservation for missiles. nor
Will they be allowed 10 smash dyspeptic
eggs on the heads of unoffending fellow
nerrymakers.
The Marine Band will give concert
on the north side Of the Ellipse I'm the
White Lot on Easter Monday between
$50 and $50 o'clock D. m
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No Coralling of Game.

There has been no coralling of game
foI the President. In the big pasture
near Frederick a lumpy jaw steer had
ceen split in two and dragged over the
ground IS a bait Blu. there was no
such thing az beating up of the coun-
try TO bring the coyotes into the IN
closure.
Sore facetious locar man brought TO
the station this morning a small noun
tain bia5k bear. Those which the Presi-
dent viii pursue, and. If possible, out
wit, are old fellows. who have been
hiyed VI In the snow all through the
winter
He VIII also see number of noun
TEN sheep. Although his license per
nits II, they Will be unmolested. They
arc very numerous in this section and
were seen from the train early this
morning
Only che factor threatens the success
of the hunt. That is the announced de-
termination Of local men and repre-
sentailyes Of Colorado newspapers TO
follow the President into the noun
talns
The President spoke warmly on the
subject lagt night 10 the newspaper
men who have accompanied him on the
trip Later. ia addressing the crowd
at Colorado Springs, he told them he
could not hunt bear with a brass band
Unless they treated him as well as had
the people Of Texas and Oklahoma. he
would have ~ 30 home cheated Of out
ings 70 which be had looked forward
for so long
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s ,,tesIs s,ss. $3.50

Stylish Patent Colt, Tan. and Black
Calf and Kid Low ana High Shoes with
hand-welted --Forest-Oak'' Soles, made
on same models as the best s. at Shoes.
We're interested in factories that
make these Shoes. that's why we save
You that dollar
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INTRUDERS BOTHER
PRESIDENTS HUNT

CONTINUED From First Page.)
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ride. white and two sorrels. were or
binary looking beasts, but were selected
for sure footedness rather than beauty
A new guide, Jake Wells, also joined
at this point He, with Jake Borah and
John Golf, the two other guides. and a
dozen other hunters and mountainers,
went with the President and Dr. Lam
Der. and Phillip b. Stewart, the latter
having general supervision of the entire
excursion in the mountains
The first camp will be located about
twenty-three miles southwest Of this
town. There is now on its site a foot
% snow. The guides who have been
lecking over the country around the
Charles Penny ranch on East Divide
report that there are plenty of tracks
OF bears. and the prospect for sport is
good.
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Our great '*Tri-Wear' and other
$3.50 Shoes are distinctly IN the s.
Shoe class-because made on the same
styles. of same leather and workman
ship as the usual s. Shoes.
A style for every taste.
A fit for any foot
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WoMEN's EXQUISITE EASTER FooTWE
''Mi-m0-dau-Sis''

Low cut Button, Bluch-
er Ties, Oxford, and
Meredith Ties, are with
out a doubt the most
popular Shoe Line in
Washington, b g c a u Sc
they combine the great
est amount of style and
comfort with the low
s 5 $ 6 o : t SO E0
All feathers HeSS
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Heavy-soled xfords
that Bend" as Easy"
as old s1ippers-strictly
bench handmade = and
made on our own. per-
feet fitting extremely
stylish lasts. Nothing
to equal them anywhere
at any price. Worth
four times GE 6Rn
in comfort. Jaw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l WISH to inform my friends that L
have retired from business and will
thank them to accord to my successor
the support which they so kindly gave
me. FRANK p. BURKE, 1924 d 81. NV.
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'eated in chorus the salute to the
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I HEREBY give notice that I Will not
be responsible fer any debts or obliga-
lions assumed by my wife, Fannie 3.
Patterson. EDWIN W. PATTERSON.
an16-2I
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FL ALCALOE TODD.

Nos informa ell alcalde senior Todt
que hace tempo que con ell An de ase
gurarse o6cialmente de sus gestione'
en- la parte economical, solcit6 del Te
sorero de Puerto Rico Sc sirviera dis
poner una investigation de c1entasIde
periodo de doce meses que esta sin ia
requisite. El sefior Todd NADIA teme
de que SO conozca ell fallo Official de
sus actos en- la parte economical, pues
es su deseo querer llevar al pueblo dc
San Juan cuanto dato 6 detalle Sc re.
lacione con su cargo de alcslde.
De mGnera que, much0 antes que
ell seflor Aduino, solicitara informes
acerca de las gestiones de su cargo; el
senior Todd Sc ha anticipate renovan-
do nuevamente la petici6n para que
una Comisi6n del seno del Ayunta.
miento revise su gesti6n economical.
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TTibuRa|es de Justicia

En ell dia de hoy SO celebr6 en- e]
Tribunal Supreme, Ia vista del plelto
seguido por don Guillermo Garcia
Mayor, contra don Policarpio Fernar
dez, sobre deshaucio.
Concurrieron al acto los aboga-
dos Diaz Navarro y Moraza, represen
tontes respectivamente de apelante y
apelado.
El senior Diaz Navarro en- un dis
curse aleg6 la falta de causa de acci6D
del demandante senior Garcia Mayor,
fundandose en- que la mensualidad mo-
two del deshaucio no estaba vencida,
y que no habfa sido requerido al pago
ell demandado.
Ell sefior Moraza rebati6 estas ale
gaciones demostrando en- su discur. o
haber sen alado los sreq uisitos que ME-
ga a parte demsndada y la proceden.
cia de la demanda.
La Corte di6 por terminada la Wis
ia, reservandose dictar sentencia, de
la que daremos cuenta.
Esa fue la primera causa que de-
fiende ante ell Tribunal Supreme ell Sc
nor MOraZa.
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InteTesantG para los
dueHOs de fncas

Desde los primeros dfas de este af1o
Sc esta debatiendo entire los duefTos de
fincas acensuales y hos propietarios
de los censos la''cuesti6n de 81 deben &
no descontarse de la rents annual Que
deben pagar quellos la parte proper.
clonal de la contribution que hayau
pagado por sus fncss correspondent
tes al capital que produce Ia renta.
La Ley de la Asamblea Legislati.
va de Puerto Rico que refom6 ell arti.
culo 80 del C6digo polftico (Bill Ho-
llander) al determinar que los propie
tsrios pagaseu fntegras las contribu-
clones de inmuebles, sin deducir ell ca
pital de hipotecarios sualistas
hizo referencis a los coutratos poste.
riores al 30 de.Enero de 1901; si bien
la Tesorerfa la ha splicado en- ell pre-.
sente a1o econ6mico todos los censos
g hipotecss, hay que apreciar cue di.
cha Ley tiene solo por objeto estable.
GER procedimientos de cobrauza de
contribuciones, pero no reglas de de-
recho para determinaS que lo5 Oensus.
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|n|o!naciiones de Ia CdnaIa
Session del dla I8

, El senior de Diego, pide que la ca
mara Sc constituya en- session total pa
ra discutir ell bill acerca del descanso
dominical, presentado por ell senior
Carri6n, Sc acord6 entrar en- discu.
sion ell delegado por Ponce hizo
uso de la palabra.
El seflor Carrion recomend6 & 10
Camara la aprobaci6n del proyecto
de ley y dijo que agradecerfa las en-
miendas que pudieran presentarse
ese proyecto de ley.
El senior Abril dijo que estaba con.
forme con ell espiritu de Ia ley, pero
que habia que armonizar todos los
intereses y por tanto presentaba una
enmienda que crefa necesaria para
hacer extensiva la ley q las demas ella.
ses sOciales.
El senior Medina Gonzalez propu
so otra enmienda para ell gremio de
panaderos.
Ell senior de Diego dijo que habfs
que hacer un bill esencial y concrete
para ell descanso dominical pidi6
que Sc concediera un estudio detenido
q esta materia para tenerse en- cuents
todss las enmiendas presentadas acer.
ca del bill, al cual considera muy i'm
portaute.
Pide que Sc nombre una Comisi6n
para presentar un Proyecto de ley, de.
tenido y concienzudo, y pide una re-
glamentaci6n especial por ser ell asuu
to discutido, muy difcil y complejo.
La Presidencia indica que en- vea
de hacer modifcaciones al C6digo Pc
nal es partidarla de que Sc nombre
una Comisi6n del seno de la Camara
para que Sc proyecte ma ley especial
del descanso dominical On Puerto Rico.
La presidencia propone ell nombra-
miento de una Comisi6n para regla.
mentar ell bill sustituto acerca de esta
ley.
La Camara aprueba la moci6n y Sc
levanta la session las cuatro en- puuto
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listas est6n exentos del pago de con
tribuciones.
En- la materia debe considerarse
que rige ell artfculo 1925 del C6digo
Civil reforzando, segGn ell cual ell due
no debe pagar las contribuciones &
impuestos, y al verifcar el pago de
las pensiones podra descontar de elias
Ia parte que corresponds al censua.
lista.
Artfculo 1925 que SO cita
Gel censatario estA obligado q pa
gar las contribuciones y demas i'm
puestos que afecten q la fuca acen-
suada.
AL verilcar ell pago de Ia pension
podra descontar de ella la parte de los
impuestos que correspondent al cen
sualista ,
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Sc abri6 la session a las tres en-
punto.
Preside ell Sr. Matienz) Cintr6n
Delegados, 80
El sub. .Secretario lego Ell acta dc
10 session anterior y fue aprobada sin
debate.
Montalvo Guenard selevant6 para
c'tar ell artfculo 2l0 del C51igo Politi-
CO, en 81 cual Sc declsra que permaue.
ceran vacautes los sillones de los de-
legados que no hayan concurrido q
las sesiones por espacio de cinco dias
pide que Sc declaren vacantes los
puestos de- dos deleg os della minorfa.
Ell sefior Domenech y el senior de
Diego, excusan la ausencia de los dos
delegados.
Ell senior Ramos pidi6 que la pc
tici6n hecha por ell senior Dom snech en-
la session anterior, de solicitar datos
acerca de los terrenos pdblicos queda-
90 sobre la mesa, en- vista de que MIN
guno de los ssdores deleg ados us6 de
la palabra en- pro 6 en- contra de la pe-
tici6n del sefior Domsnech.
El Secretario de la mesa di6 lee
tura peticiones proyectos de ley
presentados para primsra lectura.
Ell senior Ochoteco, pide que ell bill
presentado por los sefiores Palmer y
Gambia C6rdova, Sc tome en- conside-
raci6n por la simple lectura del titulo.
quedando aprobado.
Ell sefior Montalvo Guenard, ma
nifest6 que al pedir que Sc cumpliera
oil articulo 2lo del C6digo Pohtico no
estaba en- su idea atacar en- 10 mas
mfnimo & Ia minorfa, y que en- vista
de que la Camara tendfa q conservar
un espiritu de cordialidad entire la ma
yorfa y 10 minorfa, retiraba su mo-
ci6n.
La presidencia agradece al sefior
Montalvo Guenard, con frases since.
ras, la determination del delegado por
Mayaeuez.
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PROYECTO MED|CO

Es acariciado por el Secretario
de Puerto Rico, y Presidents del Con-
sejo Executive, Mr.. Post, cierto pro.
yecto me1ico de suma trascendencia.
Ell correcto funcionario de que he.
mos hecho menci6n, ha conference.-the
largamente con distinguidos doctores
en- medicina de esta ciudad, sobre tan
importante asunto, haciendoles mani
aesto Mr.. Post sus deseos, de presen
tar un proyecto de ley 10 mas vasto
possible, acerca de una organizaci6n
completa en- toda la isls, m6dico sani.
taria.
Solicita tambien Mr.. Post, la COO.
peraci6n valiosa para llevar q Was
de hecho su proyecto, de la Asocia.
ci6n Medica de Puerto Rico, cuyo con.
curse est ma en- mucho, para ir segu.
ro al exito en- sus prop6sitos.
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|NFORMAC|ON D|AR|A
OTRAS NOTICIAS

-Hemos recibidoIa vista de nues.
tro apreciable amigo valioso CORE.
ligionario de Morovis, don Rafael
Arroyo.
LIE reiteramos nuestro cordial sa.
ludo.
En- la lglesis de San Francisco
SO celebr6 esta manaua una misa en-
honor del Patriarca San Jose.
La ref+rida misa encarg ada por
la Comision que patrocina Ell Santo,
ha resultado concurridisima de fleles
Tenemos entendido que todos los
uieses en- los las diez y nueve Sc CO.
lebrarsn mtsas 8 lemnes en- honor de
Sar Jose 60 ei nlencionado templo
cat6lico.
--Segdu informa el ofcial de sa.
nidad de Yauco, Sc han presentado
en- dicha poblaci6n algunos casos de
hebre tif6idea. Aunque solo son dos 6
tres casos, aun no SO han tornado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19
EN- Ia CORTE De DISTRITO

Hoy tugo lug&r en- la Corte de Dis.
trito de esta ciudad, Ell juicio de la
demauda presentada ante la misma
por don Javier Cuevas Zequeira, con.
ira ell ex.Comisionado de Educaci6n
de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Lindsay.
Representaba al demandante, el
licepciado sehor Sarmiento, quien con
irrefutable l6gics y poderosas razo.
mes, demostr6 al Tribunal ell derecho
que asisfa al senior Cuevss zequeira,
para combatir 8 censurar en- la prensa
los sctos del cltado funci0nario publ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

Maysgd.z, SO ha tornado ALI una CO.
mission de apreciables y distinguidas
damas.
La componen las sehoras de Lopez
Dlaz y de Caparr6s las sefipritas
Estebanfa Ramirez, Panchiia Vincen-
ty y Angelita Vile'la.
Con este valioso concurso que
presta de un modo espontAneo "a mu.
ger al pr6ximo festival de la Cande
laria, hay que esperar que dichqs fles.
tas resultaran espleadidas, batiendo
como siempre, la bella ciuda del oes.
te, ell Srecord,0 en- iestas populares Y
sociales.
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todas las precauclonss sanitarias del
case.
-Comunica el cabo San MILAN
que fue sorprendida en- union del po-
licfa Nelex, una jugada en- Lares, ha.
bieDdo sido sentenciado el dueao do
10 casa Andres Medina, e ssis msses
de arresto. -.4f
La Banda dc Ia Policia Iusular
que dirige 81 reputado professor don
Fesncisco verar, darG manana vier.
mes en- la <Pleza Baldoriotys una mag.
mica retreta extraordinaria. ejecu.
tando 10 exelente piszs musical <La
bohemian del celebre compositor Ito.
liano Puccini.
Use eneuentra en- esta eludad pro.
cedente dc Rio Grande, nuestro amigo
don Carlos Garcia de la Noceda.
"A fines del corrisnte mes 90 pon.
dra & 10 carga en- Montsvideo 81 vapor
sNewourns, el cual como de costumbre,
de obtener compute suficients har& Ia
escala de nuestro puerto.
-Ha sido condenado por sl Juez
Bazan. q sufrir dos msses de cSrcel el
celebre Eladio valentfn por pelea y
escandalo.
&C IN motive de los ex&menes que
han de verificarse el dfa 20 On el Guar.
tel de Ia P. l. 90 encuentran on esta
ciudad, algunos Guardias de diversos
puestos de la Isla.
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The Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company London
incorporated by Royal Char
ter 1899.
Under contract with His Males
ty's Government

Los magnf6cos vapores ESR y
EDEN de esta Companta reanudarar
su escala en- la isla de Puerto Rico,
empeEando en- Enero q y comunican.
do asf nuestra iSla con San Thomas,
islas inglesas, holandesas, francesas,
Venezuela, Colombia, etc. Estos va.
pores Sc recomieudan especi almente 4
losstouristas, estsndo equipados con
toda clase de comfort moderno. Sc
admite tambi6n carga para las islas
antes dichas, como ademas para to-
dos los puertos de Europa.
Ademas de estos vapores de pa.
sajeros que recalaran en- este puerto
regularmente cada quincena emOeEan.
do en- Enero Is, habrA una buena oca-
sion para embarcsr para todos los
puertos de Europa por los vspores de
cargs de ests Compaffa, los cuales
podran tocar en- cualq de los
puntos de la isla, siempre que haya
su6ciente cargs.
Para mas informes dirigirse q
F'RIIZE, LUNDT & COMP. SUCE-
SORES, San Juan, Agentes generates.
FFRI1ZE, LUNDT & COMP,
SUCESORES, Msyaguez. Agentes.
J. T. SILVA BANK & COMP
Agentes,
G. LEDESAA & COMP, Areci-
ho, Agentes.
FELICl & COMP, Ponce. Agsn.
Al
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MAlJRA

NEW YORK, ENERO ls.-lnfor-
man de Madrid que ell ex presidente
del Conseio del partido conservador,
senior Msura, hs salido para Alema.
mia con poderes secretos del rey para
proyectar su mstrimonio con una prin.
cesa de aquella paci6n.
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ServIeio cab|egrdfIco
La DemOcracia'
-1OG-
Russia OCUPANDO KASHAGAR

NEW YORK, ENERO l9. -1ufor-
man del teatro de la guerra que los
rusos, despu6s de horribles combates,
han logrado apoderarse de Kashagar.
La toma de esta plaza ha ocasio-
nado grsndes perdidas en- ambos ej6r-
citos, que luchaban la desesperada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-19

Louis E. ho del Reverdy
nador de los Esad Undos Maryland Puador Jenera
Johnson Miniso Etados Undos
siderable mas grande abogado constitutional ha vvd
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