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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03

sentative S. d. Peterson, of New Uln,
was accorded the privilege of calling
the caucus together, and in accordance
with an agreement made by the Re-
publican leaders, A. l.. Cole, of Walker,
was called to the chair. w. w. Bard
well, of Minneapolis, was made secre-
tary. w. A. Hinton, of Truman, and
Walter T. Lemon, of st. Paul, were
made tellers, though it was found that
their services were not required.
Chairman Cole made brief speech,
in which he told of the growth and
development of the state, and the need
for legislation to meet its increased
resources and the needs of a growing
commonwealth. He advised the strict
est economy in legislative expenses,
and in the administration of state af-
fairs.
r. T. ofsthun, who like Mr. Cole.
was an original Clague man, was ac-
corded the honor of placing. in nom
ination the partys candidate for
speaker. He paid Mr.. Clague a high
/ tribute as man and as an eXemplar
of the new school of politics, and was
received with repeated rounds of ap-
plause. Brief seconding speeches were
made by N. F. Hugo, Duluth; w. A.
Nolan, Grand Meadow, and Robert j.
Wells, Breckenridge, all candidates for
the speakership in the early days of
the speakership contest. Mr.. Clague
was nominated by acclamation for
speaker and in accepting the nomina-
ton made a speech of acceptance in
which he stated his position on the
matter of public expenditures and
other questions of good government.
Secretary Bennett, of the joint steer
| ing committee, which had agreed on
slate for the caucus nominees at
conference held during the afternoon,
presented the report of the committee
| in the form of a resolution including
the candidates and the positions for
which they had been selected. DR..
Thomas c. Fulton, of White Bear NOV
ed the adoption of the report, there
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Continued on Ninth Page
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Speaker Frank cIasue, Red !
wood.
Chief cIerk-Julius A. schmahI, !
Redwood.
First Assistant : AdoIph e. L. J
Johnson, Hennepin.
Second Assistant-Knute o. San !
dunn, Faribault.
Enerossing Clerk. 3. Thomp-
son, Otter Tail.
Enrolling CIerk-H. D. Campbell,
Ramsey.
Sergeant at tArms-Ed. S. CIag-
gett, Mile Laos.
Assistant Sergeant at-Arms =
B. F. Seiz, Goodhue.
Postmaster = Albert n. Spring,
OImsted.
chapIain-Rev. E. K. Copper, D.
D., Todd.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03
GEN. FOCK STILL LIVES


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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03

St. Psui ana vtctnity-Fair.
Minnesota-Fair; warmer in west an,
north; Wednesday fair.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03
LAW MAKERS MEET
IN new CAPITOL
MEMBERS PREPARE FOR
OPENING OF SESSION

Republicans of the House Hold
Caucus and Select Slate of Elective
Officers---Frank Clague Unani-
mously Nominated Spedker--Repre-
senting the Clapp Following, A. L.
Cole Announces Senatorial Caucus
and Invites All Republican Mem
berS to Attend
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Il. NJ, Anderson, Agent.

Nothing like 1t in the city in finish and ap-
pointment--a perfect dream built just as you
would build If you were building house; it
is brand new, just finished and ready for
with column openings, three rooms, bath and
large closets upstairs hardwood finish thru
out. with built-in sideboards; plate glass and
loaded effects; open nickel plumbing, hot
water heat; rooms tastily decorated 1t is a
corner lot. West Seth st and Blaisdell av. A
choice location in the thirteenth ward. This
house will be open for inspection Sunday,
Westfall will show the premises. Take
Washburn- Camden car to Seth st and go one
block west Start early enough to get there
by pm. If you can, as this property will
be sold at that time. and from l to pm.
there. will be a good number Of prospective
buyers there; come early and fasten 1t
quickly.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07

- OUR 1908 CLEARANCE SALE OF
y Pianos. -.
Chtckerins, Fischer, Franklin, Wardell and
9:9 ..ssS-s sSchaeffer Pianos
Inventory time is just ahead OF us. and the
bargain time in pianos Is here. Every d1scon-
tinued style and shopworn piano in our store,
both standard and medium priced grades
will be closed out at sacrifice prices.
Many will be cut $50, quite q few 500, and
some $3.50 Now Is your opportunity TO ouy
always the lowest, 50 this sale will mean much
to you. Our usual easy terms will apply dur
ing this clearance. Old pianos and organs
taken In exchange even at the clearance sale
prices. ,--1r-.'-s = .sst 49, r.. Isl l -. e
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81 500 FOR N1NE.RooM HOUSE ON COLUMN

s., 800 FOR NINE-RooM HOUSE ON coLUM'
bus av; we'll rented a snap
%" E.. NJ. Anderson, Sykes block. -.
$1,000 for seven-room house on 26th aV NJ;
barn, city water, good cellar. VIII ex-
change for small farm
E. NJ. Anderson, Sykes block.
81 200 for seven-room house. good well ana
cstern. on Thomas N. Nice home for the
honey. 49,
E. NJ. Anderson, Sykes block:
$6OO-Small house and two lots; city Water'
on Central av and 3Oth. The lots alone are
worth S40O each.
e. NJ. Anderson, Sykes block.
$3.50 for sixroom house on 18th aV 5, near
Lake; city water and gas; good woodsned;
nice little home. Cheap.
E. NJ. Anderson. Sykes block.
Invest your money in real estate and buy
from those who hunt up the best bargains
Higher-priced houses fats and vacant lots
by the blocks For sale by
E. NJ Anderson. Sykes block
THE highest award" to the Higgins nj.
ters Received gold medal at the Universal
Exposition, st. Louis, 1904. Come and get
the best filters made in all the world. Sold
by
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07
MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd ct S. Mpls.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
THE DICKINSON LAND & REALTY co.,
$40 Temple Court,
Minneapolis, Mimi
Nna

. 1 r
Snaps.
800 acres. one and one-half miles from
railroad, same distance from town, 100 acres
good pillow land balance good grazing land
This piece tof land Is undertake with vein
of Ignite Coal; $1,000 worth Of coal 10 sold
from this mine each and that m
per acre. ~.
IN sections, Z miles from Medora, N. D.,
Northern Pacific railroad touches land. ten
foot vein OF coal opens on railroad. one
ssf Of this entire tract is good pillow
vestinent 1t is better than gold bonds, as the
price for short tine tine. is $500 per acre.
$40 acres Of good land, well fenced, three
and one-half miles from Dickinson. N. D.,
$40 per acre.
800 acres Of land. five miles from Diekin-
son; fair house. sheds for fifty head of stock,
100 acres Of this is good pillow land; 125 acres
are under cultivation; good coal vein
near house. The entire tract is for sale at
$1,000. ~
c3O acres, miles from Dickinson; 100
acres under cultivation and underlatd with
ten foot vein of coal; good stone house, 1Sx40:
$50 acres level bottom and bench land, run
ming water across the land; coal bank opens
100 yards from the house; big wages can
that own 1000 acres of coal land that adjoins
this property asking $50 per acre, and
prospective deal is now in progress. The
price Of this 230 acres is $12 per acre. AZ
Six sections, 10 miles from Dickinson no bet.
miles from railroad; price of entire tract at
81. 80 -.- NE
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Unimproved.

o 1,1! . % o 90 90, ,,. 80 oo9 g
o $50 each for seven fine lots within two
o blocks of line on the North Side. {
0 This is truly money-maker. Investigate
o at once.
o $375-Fine lot on 18th av S, near 2sth {
0 st, 39x128 feet; city water and stone walk;
o easy terms. This is cheap.
o 81, OOO-Fine corner lot near Dupont av 8
o and 18th st. {
o S195-S25 cash and So a month for very
o handsome lots in Glencar addition, 22d av
o Sc 20 between Talmadge and Division st.
o $2.1OO-2S acres of fine land in Plymouth
o township with a new 5-roonl house and
o good barn; fine we'll Of water; black soil.
o Exceedingly choice
0 $e6.75 each for three good lots on Nor
0 gan av N, near Western; a snap. Look
o them up at once.
o Thompson Bros,
o 1O1 4th st. 8.
o o o o o o
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AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES

TED-FoUR.PAssENGER AUTOMOBILE;
will give in exchange unimproved~ prairie land
one to three miles from railroad $780, Jour-
nal. * 80 +" 80. r-
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MEDICAL.

7LEs-DR. H. WAITE, 80 YEARs' SPECIAL.
list, cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn AZ, Minneapolis.
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MOVING

THE BOYD TRANsFER & STORAGE co. HAa
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, pack
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi.
cago, Denver. Spokane and Pacific Coast points
occasionally in making up a car, but we alone
are able tO ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure reasonably prompt and re-
liable service. For the best Of service at the
lowest rates. write or call at 48 Sd st 8.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. have best facilities for handling and stor.
Ing household goods; expert furniture pack.
ers; satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific
coast and Other psi g. e. Can save you money
Write OF eau. 1at Sc, ana heavy machinery
CAMERONs TRANSFER AND STORAGE: EX.
pert packers for storage or shipment; large and
commodiouss vans for moving Office, 200 Nicol.
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WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS
sso~SeSrAcNo.~S~.~~S~<~Ar.
secondhand furniture stoves and office fix
lures. AT Washington av 8. T. c., 2s17. ;
WANTED-THE BEST BICYCLE IS WILL BUY,
Tribune preferred, altho any other standard
make will do 81 10th st s. ~ -a. d.
BOOKS PURCHAsED FOR CASH IN SNAIL
quantities or whole libraries. COS 1st az 8.
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FOR sALE MIsUELL.ANEoUs

~~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= Q Q Q O o o o o o o o o o o Q
WOODWORKING MACHINES. 8
s-inch 4-side molder, $3.50. o
12-inch aside flooring machine, $3.50. o
} 15.inch aside Woods flooring machine, o
$500. 5ef o
s 60 Berlin sizer, $1,000; 9
Miscellaneous. o
} No. Doty hand power punch, cost $165, o
almost new, $50. o
, l heavy anvil, 81. o
blower So o
blacksmith blower, Sc. o
double emery grinder, $18 o
, lot shafting, boxes, pulleys, hangers, at
bargain. o
, lot of belt, bargain. o
, lot Of wood pulleys. o
Engines. o
, 2exso Slide valve, $1,000. o
} 24x36 Slide valve, 81 200. o
!, 1 22x36 Slide valve, 81 $780, 0
) 22x24 slide valve, $1,000.
} / 18x3O Corliss, $500. 0
, 1896 Coriss, $500. Q
, / 16x33 Slide valve, 5000.
, 16x32 Slide valve 5000. Q
} 1 12x38 Corliss, $500.
, 12x1S Slide valve, $500.
} 9x16 5O-H. P. Rice, Aut. engine, $500.
0 All engines are complete, with band Q
. Wheels governors, throttle valve, oil cups, Q
. sight feed lubricators. Q
. j. II. Kerrick, Q
D 100 3D. az N, Minneapolis 9
n n a a a n n q q O. q O @ o o o d o O
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OWN A FARM.
Throw OF the landlords yoke; own thou
sands OF acres OF rich fertile land, improved
and under cultivation; located in the best
proven by statistics. Our prices are rock bot
tom. As our terms are strictly cash, we save
you money. We exact no commissions. Just
write US today for facts and figures. =
Neumann, sprague & Neumann,
Main office, sO7 Phoenix Building,
Minnea polls, Mimi.
Branch Offices, Miranda s. D.,
FaulktOn. 8. D.
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PIANOS AND 0RGANS-WE ARE CONSTANT.
~ taking used upright pianos In exchange for
"Kimballs." These pianos are put In repair
in our own shop and offered at from $50 up and
sold on small monthly payments II desired.
Call or write us for list Our new pianos
we manufacture ourselves and sell to you d.
rect, saving you from $500 to $3.50 Of middle
mems profit. We also rent good pianos at
low figure W. w. Kmball Co., 727 Ntcollet
aY, Minneapolis, Mimi. ~, -.
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PROFESSIONAL

nently removed BY electetcity. Miss HOLSTER.
TITS Syndicate Block. Pioneer stand Of u
Aorthwsst. Exclusive special1st.
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BERsLINs BIGGEST BUTTER BARGAINs-
Choice fresh creamery, 22c 24c; dairy, tic.
1ec; fresh country rolls, 17c, zoe; cream
cheese, &c, 121ac; sweitzer cheese, lac; fresh
eggs, 21c; fresh roasted pure ,offee, 15c;
choice tea siftings, lie, loo; best sample tea,
zoe; choice uncolored Japan tea, Zoe; English
&C.; pure country flour, $3.50; -, bars soap,
25c. Berslins, 81 7th st 8.
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. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
have remodeled and enlarged the old North
Side Horse Market, and propose to make this
the leading sale and exchange stable of Min
neapolis. I have on hand at all times from
% to 40 head Of horses of all kinds-Iarge,
small and mediunl-which will sell for cash
or on easy payments. do not handle heavy
horses or crooks Of any kind. but good honest
horses. I will hitch and try for you any
horse in my barn and guarantee 1t to be just
1 represent or l viii cheerfuly refund your
money. If you need horse carload, call
on me and I will try and use you right. Horses
from $25 to $500. Respectfully yours.
~. HOWARD W. SMITH.
North Side Horse Market,
.. 1923 Washington N, corner 18th.
JoBBING IN STONE, BRICK AND CEMENT
work and chimneys repaired. Do any kind Of
mason work. Phone T. C. 2451. John e. Layns,-
contractor, 12h 4th st N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-30
Los armamentOS naValeS
ANTE LOS ESTADOS UNlOOS

Ell problena de los armapentos
navales sigue planteado FL New
York Herald que no es un per6dicc
patriotero nj tocado de imperlaismo
dice que 81 el Congreso no.vota ere
dtos para una gran escuadra, =#sera
necesarie que los Estalos Unidos re-
nuEeien su traditional politica ex-
terror y la possession de Filipines
Y, por supuesto, ese diario compare
ell poder naval de esta rep1btica con
ell de Alemania; comparacion inevi-
table; Alemania tene el honor de ser
y no sin motivo-la pesadilla de
muchos ingleses y americanos.
Que cambio desde 1875! Entonces
en- Inglaterra y aquf Sc celebr6 Ia vic
toria sobre los franceses. Por az ne-
hos amos. Sc cultivaba 10 de las razas;
Sc habia hecho dos "blocs"; uno ell de
la gente superior, tornado por el in
giles, ell aleman, el escandinavo, el ho-
landGs ell otro, ell de la "morralla"
tornado por el rcsto de los humanos.
Los alemanes fueron los que ga
naron con este, porque Sc les dej6 ha-
Ger. Lord Palmerston, que Sc reia
de- las razas, pero que saba de poll
tica, quiso detener Prussia, cuando
esta comepz6 Sill carrera de agradeci-
mlento, con Il cancion de los Duca-
dos, A. Palmerston no Sc lie. permitio
contener a Bismark; los politicos de
Londres Sc fguraron que Prussia crece-
ria POGO que nunca seria tan temi-
BILE como Francia.
Ha crecido y ha hecho de Alemania
un sobcrbio lmperio, adelantado. rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-30
EXCuSa Valida

Cierto M. Zooke alcalde de Ballard,
en- el EsJado de Washington, do pa
labra de matrimonio Rosiua Grover
Y luego Sc volvi6 atras. La desde IA
da le demand6 en- cobro de SIS 600 por
infraccion de promesa. Zooke Sc &c
fendi6 alegando haber descubieno
que la demandante sufri1 dc tuber1l-
losis y que por ESQ hcbfa let1rauo Ia
palabra de otra suerte la hubiera cum.
plido con mil amoreS.
El Tribunal Superior fall@ que la
excusa era valida y Ia demandante no
tenfa derecho reclamar. Era NAL
politico contraer matrimonio con per
sonas afectadas de dolencias que po-
drian transmitirse Ia prole.
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.. e Nsaa 8c ilaNasv t, nuCrf
>t.u = Fa fra Ca famaas. q. p..
lesofalo sehfc Dubs ia eWft,>a SCI
laeasn.. 'a lnmsN.tDn 80 Che Is.
~ oNaS;e o,fs politics ,qnitn u pro
pone Aver NJ Gofsnan disparo hro
n.> i.,ile> sahrc - JOS E>sdos Cui-
COS vsr . meiCr>c Fo,auds aofC> ee
Dtul4s cufu upeae
Ei o,ro Il Scualar nalc. ohsoqui,
!. 3 Al'a CAmara oon chlrgetaS >obTe
4 p pei de harA;cro
lcro osoS >enoTcS -auiercn que So
dcrogue j. DoGins &c Monroe. ,Se
reS.gnar-G cue las po.euvias euro
peas comiencen por ocupar aduanas
hispano- ameioanaS V aCsben por anc
XaiSc ;ra1os cc icpubhcss hispano-
amcTicauaS, fueS Ia "baraieria '
Ia reoaudaci6n de deudas no son
mas cue consecuenCiaS dc la iamoSa
DoCtrins
Hay americarOs que razonan dc es;a
gusa:
Hemos ,enido Ia guerra con Espa
ia. nacion dGhi Nos hemos provisto
dc coloniaS. 81, ahora, tenemoS luicio
" nos dedicamos digerir 10 que nos
hemos tragado 10 pasaremos muy
bien; i las grandeS potenciaS, que son
mas duras de pelar que Espaia no les
armsremos Cuestiones; elias nos del =
ran quietos; y produciremos .muchos
venderemos mucho y nos haremo yaf-
bulosamente ricoS. "A que gastar en-
IacorazadoS y en- tropas'
i'Ellas nos dejarAn quietos" Ami
eSta el error, que podria costar caro- q
esta repdblica.
Como van 4 dejarla quieta, 81 Sc ha
entrometido en- China, donde Sc opone
al reparto, que desean Russia, Alema-
MIA y Francia2 O no persevera en- esa
politica, y, en- ese case, Sc cubre de
lidiculo; 8, 81 persevera, .tiene que apo
yarla con soldados y con barcos.
FL proposito de mo armar cuestio-
hes, ,'>ss laudable; pero ~ 81 las arrna
el pfQ3imo2 kH
En- Hispano -Anierica, despues de
los intereses ingleses, los mayores son
los alemanes, y van creciendo y, tai
vez, pronto sean iguales a los iDgleses
~, algdn' dia, los dejen atras De la
acci6n que esos intereses de Alemania
ejerzan Ino podran originarse~ cuestio
neS con los Estados Unidos7
FL episodio de Venezuela sirve para
indicar 10 que sucedera cuardo Alerna
MIA tenga en- ell mar esa gran escuadra
que esta construyendo y que constitu-
We una amenaza dice hoy el New
York Sun1,-para las posesiones ingle-
sas, y acaso, y acaso para Inglaterra
misma" u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-30

ts.aC.as ru tn aa w tstt
en- - h.1bres
~ ar fss
. s .,> aahaiaaefe> miraa ls ,.sa
como cuomiga. iefva con oGlo
q Ia lasfl.la \ 81 A-.,ltl cu cfa,
81 ~tarcias C>naNa'ae o. n4 k..o
4ae pass cu Ief.s alr ia s.-
a,gA Is uctr4 es;a reparil4 ,~
dc todos
III nal dc Ania.uc Qac "a vOa
.ltguc 4 ser IN oieu c>fa Nlncalao8 cn
esoa grandes trrts &c ia atrlcU.,era
que no son capaees G~ cN,r4eg i .l
TERRA ioda la TIqueza que puede dar
las ideas por muy ex,rafas cue pa
Ic EcAn. sieupie obcdeCcr 4 una sGrre-
ma necesidal.
Aquellas ,rcmendaS deSigualdadeS
hacian de cncarnar el socialIsmo re
belde ynaceTfa un profc.a de esa Goe-
trina, traS &c Ia oual habian &c Ian
zarse las muChedumbTe. Jerezanas ias
&c todo el campo andaluz como iban
,ras del profeta dc Ia Carload los pri-
meros crIstianos.
La fe lumincsa Ge ese postol, alum
bra La bodega' desde sus prlmeras
paginas.
No espera remedies de Ia carload.
solo la JuSticia eS redentora. \einte
Siglos de nttiles llamamientos al amor
de los hombres han demostrado Ia
inc hcacia Ge la estGril virtud, ruge
aquella muchedumbre dolorosa que
tiene un ideal para vivir -el que pre-
dica Salvochea.
BlaSco lbanez, llama 4 Fernin Sal
vochea, Fernando Salvatierra. Fran
cos Rodriguez, dice hablando de La
bodegs" cue pasa el ideal en- la perso-
ma de Salvatierra, que es el protago-
nista del libro.
ES verdad. Pero Ell ideal encarna-
do, en- aqcel santo laico que Sc lIam6
SalvoChea
Mas solo que Cristo, ha muerto, an
tes que el, la augusta viejecita qulen
llama ell revoluclonario mama! Eter-
namente mama, siempre, como los nj
mos.
Y es que todes los rebeldes son nj
flcs divlnOs, ninos generosos.
Mas solo que CTisto, no Sc fijo en las
MagdalenaS que le lutheran seguido q
PIColuIO, al JdLIOu4O, d LOudS Od4 tCS
con la inefable sonrisa del amor que
tiene sublimes eXpresiones en- Ia be
lleza dolorosa de las anda!uzas. n
Salvochea iba solo. No, con un pc
rro. Varias veces le vi con uu perro,
despuGs iba solo
Como los perros no abandonan i sus
amos, pense que tambi6n habria 1nuer
TO aquel animal. al que dejaban Ia
acera las persoras, cuandO iba lento,
solemne, detras del grande horbre
como 81 lc guardara las espaldas
No era precise. Nadie hubiera
osado tocar 4 Salvochea. Don Fernin
era un idolo popular. Ha muerso y 10
sigGe siendo.
Todavia, cuando hay que lamentar
desmanes polciacos, recargos de con-
sumOs, persiste una situacion polltica
inSoportable Sc oye murmurar Ia
muchedumbre con un acento que lie
ne mucho de ameEaz9dor: Isl viViera
SalvOchea ...
PEREZ /OSQ70.
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la funci0n 'el sabado

Enla nochc del sabade Sc pondra EN-
escena por la Compania Artistica ell
dra ma "El cabo Simon el mudo, la
Aldea de San Lorenzo" y ell juguets
c3mico rSaenos de orc
Ell aplaudldo y reputado artista Sc
nor Terradas Sc distingue mucho en-
el drama de referoncia por tanto S de
esperarse que asista numerosa concu-
rrencia al Teatro.
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-
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20 ',0 90 F0' ~ .'1' 9'N 80
r 49, "
sN% W. 90" 49,, '"l'- o'o'' - ''-o
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des el esoapdinavo. nero 70 el ;ns,6s
En- Berlin casi sale mas crenta ser
latipo-6 10 Que Sc entiende nor latino.
one sobre este hav mucho one ha ablar
Que anqlo-sai6n
Ell aleman ha tecretade la inferiori
dad del hr,t,no 90, 81 n,icmo derecbo
que antes habia deeretado con Ia
complicidad del jnq]es Ia jnferjoridad
francesa
An+ee estorboho Fronc;o..oboro ee-
torba Inglaterra.
Francia fue obstaculo de la reaiza-
cion del ideal politico aleman; lnglate-
rra 10 es a la realizacion del ideal eco
nomico, naval y colonial aleman. O
sea- Alemania esta resuelta tener
80 - an pou7l " ""s9.s t4'1 q wear d lns'a-
@si ." a's"nas ue sas 5eolon''S a
Ap'''"l una 'a 'e g q iltfllca'
Aee'oa ue eS'oS PiansS no queua'
!" 'n0i01 0uN"' purdue ho son Secle-
LOS.
En- Londres sall6, hace pocas sema
n as un libro titulado The Pan-Ger =
mann Doctrin'' es una collection de ar
ticulos, don6e Sc ha condenado todo 10
importante publicado en- Alemania so
Die ma ma c0meTcio' coIoniaS, eAfen-
9ioIi u g Nioiii" eIeil"n' etc.
DC ''at" oe PianeS may comPietos'
"iuy iAeoltaoos' opfa dc un pueblo que
eS lpleH8ehle' lnhtrrldo, tenaz y me
'oa'co'
| En- ese pueblo, ell HON bre Ipgenioso
y ira oaJador y Ia muJer fecunda.
a Alemahia no c+be en- A.cm4nia
eSfa ia talmente de7stinada ala acclon e%-
terror, Ia expansion territorial, vlylr
oei mar de l"seoionlaS.
Hay algo en- esos planes que solo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-04
HAD
BUT 5000 MEN
Only That Many Effective Left
CT Original $500
1900 WERE KILLED
RUSSIANS ESTIMATE THAT THE
CAPTURE or Port ARTHUR
COST JAPAN $t01ooa.o9o
ay The Associated. Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Crefoo, Jan o. teseaingl-Some
ntorea ing satisfies concerning the
lcfen of Fort Arthur were bought
here hy the fi3tilia Or REasian orped3
boat deatroyen whicA oafria miner
ops chests c nSaining, thc c3inf l9te
feeords Of sGcessela army.
Originally the army nusnhefed IS.
800 Eleven thousand rave been
killed; six cen thoussnd wounded or
sick, and eight thousand remained IL
the forts, ci whoa, however 1000
aere unaLlo 10 fsNt
II IS learned that s.sa sci wrafe 10
Nogi concerning tho su8 ndar of me
fcl reeG:
Il have 5000 men N the for S, six
thousand Of these are abe 20 eight II
ycu Go no accept my proposal tleso
men viii lie hghting. hut it win cost
you three times their number 10 kin