davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
THE GOVERNOR RESPONSIBLE.

Accustomed as we have been for some years past to the broad-minded equity and conservatism of our late Governor, or Colonel Bro die, We have perhaps expected too much from his successor.
 While the present occupant of the Governors chair was but little known to the people of the Territory at large at the time of his appointment, there was reason to believe that after hay ing been set such a shining example by his predecessor, he could hardly go wrong if he followed established prec- edents. Instead of which, however. this extraordinary person seems to be ambitious to render himself notorious rather than celebrated, and by striking in a blind, prejudiced and intolerant manner at Arizona's greatest industry, evidently hoped to obtain such support from the agricultural and cattle inter ests as would satisfy his political as pirations.
 At the same time, however much they may now disclaim him, the Mar icopa clique of so-called politicians un- doubtedly gave him their moral sup port and egged him on to his fall.
 When the matter of taxation of mines was brought before Governor Brodie he suggested, and in fact em- bodied the suggestion in his message to the legislature, that a committee of leading men of the Territory, repre- sentative of each of its important in dustris, should meet and discuss ways and means for arriving at just basis for the distribution of the taxation of the Territory, and embody their rec concentrations in a report to the legis- lature.
 Contrast this honest and conscien. tious proposition with the arbitrary iconoclastic methods of the present in eumbent. Colonel Brodie wanted the truth; Kibbey summed it. The Kibbey board, had they been conscientiously endeavoring to honestly equalize the taxable burden of the community, and had honestly believed that the mines were not bearing their just share would have taken some trouble to in vcstigate the conditions, would have blushed to misrepresent, as they did figures which are supposed to have been taken from the copies of thu county assessment rolls. They would lave discovered that the mining com panies of Cochise were paying taxe this year on three and half million of dollars, instead of about three hun dred and fifty thousand, as they trie to represent.
 To gain his nefarious object Kibbe was obliged to remove a member of mining county from the board and t Eerrorize two others. What has bee the result? How will Kibbey explai it? There is only one course left fo him. He must publicly acknowledg he has made mistake, and then d the only thing that will satisfy tn people-place himself in a positio where he cannot repeat it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

The action of the board of super. v.sors in lowering valuations on all patented mines in the county except those owned by the Copper Queen and Calumet and Arizona ought to bring an apology form the alfalfa editors at Phoenix, who have howled themselves hoarse about the big mining corporG- tions of this county owning the mem bers of the board individually and col lectively.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

The raid made by Governor Kibbey at the demand of the alfalfa editors of
 Phoenix, on the mining industry of Arizona, will remain as a black spot on the present administration which
 will be exceedingly hard to rub of.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
Lowell Branch Office.

A Branch office has been establish d at Lowell in the building occupied Iy Lowell Drug Go. News items and advertisements left there will be giv- en prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

This paper is kept on Tile at law rence's Advertising Agency. 401, Ex- aminer Bldg, Los Angeles Cal. where contracts for advertising may be made.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-20
De AGRICULTURAL.

EI departamento de Puerto Rico en-
ga boIetfn semSnsl dS las siguientea
temperatures, mf xims y n aima:
101 grades en- San Lorenzo el dia IA
del corriente y SO grades en- Lares eI
16.
Las pIantaCiOneV de aVgod6n siet en-
progreSando en- HumRCa0 y San Gar
man. Cont "a Ia preparation de
pIantRCiones de tAbBeo y eB muy ubun-
dante ls COSeChR de ffutRs en- tOds 10
isle.
lsLRS obEervRcionea re ferentes & IIuvis
caIdR sOn como bigue:
PrOmediO de toda la isIa 2 ii pu|ps.
das. DiatritO Norte 2.36; Sud / 13:
Este 2 II y O.ste 2.24. Mayor cafde
en- CSE6vanaE 50; menor en- San Lo.
renzo 0 38. Ri ola 10 cGyeron $40
pu'gsdas en- CSD6vGnas. 2 so en- San
Juan y 2 Is en- AreCibo.
Mucho ett'mAli,moa al stfIor Al.
Brot kwAy ae aiIviera disponer el en-
VIC de lOs indicBdos boletineg, en- cag.
tsllano; porque, & veceR, preacindimos
de der & Conocer estaG intaFesantea no.
tas, que vienen escritas siempre On eI
idiona de Mr.. Wilson, el honorable
1ecreta!io de agriculture de log EstR.
doS UnidOs.
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LIuVIas on Carolina,
Lola y RfO Gfande.

Inf6rmase que en- esos pueblos, en-
estOg tltimos dias, ha IloVidO copiosa-
menta.
El Rio Grande. de Loiza, hs hecho
fuertes avenidas.
AEeg6raae que Gyer 90 ahog ron
CuatrO bestias en- eI pasO s RIG Grande.
La policfa que pFestR GerviCiO en-
e9e pueblo, 90 aCtivR, y RqueIlOs hE.
bitGnteS mt r6ItrRnSe satisfeChos de elTs.
Est6 al mando de Gquel puestO, eli
sRrgento don Gabriel PAdial.
LIS condolences ecOn6miCas On Rio
Grande, no son & 10 verdad-eucriben
de ALI IreOientes. pero en- Il pue bio
en- 10 general so nots bzstante movi-
miento y en- Is comarCA tods Ia sgri-
culturS recibe Vigoroso impulse y nu.
merosos braCerOS libFan Is Rubaisten-
CiR.
Rio Grande es un pueblo que cuenta
con elementos valioSoS en- todo orden
de cosaa.
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PERIPEClAS

Dsuoritas al correr de ID pIuma las
diferentes diVersiones que nos hiCie'
ran mas grat0 10 eatancia en- la aim-
pstica villa de AdjuntAs, que diCho
8sa de paso ha recuperad0 su juatR
y antigua fama de lugar Veraniego de
primer orden, tFatsremOS de f1fmaF
an manC 10 de Ian peripeCias ocurrl'
6ag. que no faeron Objst0 de reVistAs
pub'icRdaa. -.
Maldit0 saga! L man nR Riguieu.
10 & urR nOChs l,uviosa, ii Lac hsy. ga
limos temprano & dAr nuestrO aCos-
tumbrado $780, .,
Nos dirjjismoG aI puente, cAminO de
Utuado, cusndO una joven risuefIR.
de ] Is gzules. con tCquechGra (aDrigo
en- + 5rma de chaquet6r) aida estrechP.
americana, y zapRtOs de gOnns, qulBo
que. en- vez de 10 CRrFetera indicada.
tomarNmos eI CHmino viejo que eStl,
& In derech3.
So le observ6 que eI piso estar1a
h1medO. enchArCado, perO gu ten Ci-
dad pudO mas y emprendimos la mai
chs. complGCi6ndola. Es tan carl,
| Il 3sa
NJ bien ab1 ndonamos Ia z9na uIbA'
ma, Ice baChss 90 Bucedfan de modo
seombrosO. Caminabamos de unO en-
fondo. con grsndes preCsuCioneg. en-
ire Ia ria de- los mas y Il protestsEe ice
los menos.
All snduvimos haata encontrar las
que ebrAdSs.
La ven que habfa elegido 81 p&se0.
COT f .da en- sus MOI limos zAp8toR.
r hua6 tO1a ayudR y, con suma elegaL'
ciR Be lapz6 cruzar Id quebreda. alar-
g0ndo Ell psaO. sin COZ tar con 10 estre'
cho de 10 saga y. 10 qua era de este
raFGe, izss!, meti6 un pieCeRiEO en- mi'
tad del arroyo.
Una carcsjada obtuvo pOr premio a
Bu decision.
No qued6 ssf ia coss. CoDtinuamos
el pAseo y aI IlegAr aI rio. 10 joVen de
0ioB de color de cielO. quiaO entOnCes
ser IL Ultima en- pasar el Tf0, y Cuand0
10 hubJ CongeRuido, signi6 Visie. de-
jSndOnos con un psImo de nAriz. cha.
poteando lo6o 4 mas no pOder.
ULp50raO VarG0. Sc tfreCl6 & llevRr
en- ccche & unas d&mss & 50 casa, Ell
scredisado y elegante auriga Mr., Vi
piano. y aIllegar & Ia mitRd del ITO se
Ie stOr6 le CAIeza con una piedFa y ell
conductor honorariO no Saba que hS-
Ger. En- tai situaci6n, una de las j6
veneS que iba en- el Coche, SO apes, qui-
to ID piedrS, Y moDta de nueVO
El imprGvissdo ZdmGrS9ad0 ae QUE
do como Rufi1o. Con los ojOS en-
blsDco.
Que eQwiIi6riSta! En- pIeno SaIti'
Ito, quisO an j9ven eCharseIaS de buen
equiEibrista, pssando Ia dobie CGFz2da
del rio.
E1Ya estaba oasi al otro Iado, cuando
una piedra SrisCR. saoudi6 ls pesRds
OsrQs, Y nueAtrO hombre, en- tFansaC.
clones pudO ganar Ia orilIa. moiSndol g
los botltos.
La silhR fu6 de 6rdsgo.
Z. Un domingo Rcordamos retra'
tarn0a campo rRao. Oourri6sele s
Katinohi, que nos Gcompa flAba, obte.
ner uns vista del lf9, en- mcmentos en-
que 10 &trAvesabAn los exoursioniataR.
T0dO estuvO bien. La trOpa & CuerpO
gentil, tom9bR IN bt no de aoy, y IL
Colorado en- CierneB II tRntt) erica
que ts er f0Ca. Per fi9, Son6 la Kodao
iris, tFss.
-Qq6 has hechc?-Rrit6 una linda
= senCilIS joven.
-DarIe sl pasadOr; primero para
un ladO y luego para Otro.
-Te luciste! Has tirado una plan.
cha Gobre otra plancha.
La interIoCutOra, entonCeg, tOm6 Ia
m8quina. y al mEgG1fco reaugtado de
ga SPtitud 10 hemoS c0n0Cido despu6g,
LUIS.
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FtoStdS quo So CeIGbTar6n on no.
nor 4 San MatsO, patron del
''V0TSaIIeS."

Ha ciIculado profasamente ell pro-
grama de las festas que Sc cele-
braran en- honor a San Mateo, Pa
tF0n de Santurce 6 del %VersalIes1
que diria xel crOnista.D
Las Fl 'stas empezaran hoy y ter
minaran ell "a.
Habra tiestas roligiosas, fuegos
artifciales, carreras de cintas, re-
tretas, alboradas, repartO ae limos
mas los Po6res, dianas y gran
bale de scciedad en- ell Pal aroue.
Que SO diviertan los amables We
cinos del pintoFesco y aristocratico
barriO.
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o . 4lE83 L1o401s
krensSOS q los S0sp0mestes so5re gS6rs-
tGs: Sc sOrtearan todos los amos en-
ire I0g que mas se distingsn Dor au
oOngtancia en- ell Ahorro.
Hor0s dc Casa: Para Ias impoaiCio-
mes:
De 8 q 1o4 de Ia mafIana, y d b 1881
90 l3 t9rde los d1as laborables; y de 94
: AO4 de Ia mahana los DOming0B. Para
IL exsrsecloneg Las mismas horas ex-
aept0 10 de lOs DOmingOs.
BegLGmeNtO dc Ia SeccS6m: Las per-
30 1ss que lnteregen mss pornnenores
gObFe Les impOsiOi0nes, extracoioneg
mar era ae hQuldar int areses. etc. pue-
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n 0 I | G. | A S

Sale para MayagueZ. & pregtar
dsclars ci6n en- el iuiCio contra SYare-
YaPeS. el capitSn de n policfa insuIar,
en- Ii actu8lidad Comsndante interin0,
don Ernesto Lopez Dfaz.
--Tamb:6n he sRlido para la migma
ciuds5, nara auxiliaT 81 iscRI Mr..
Horton, ell de la Oorte de Distrit0 de
San Juan. don Luis CsmpilIo. en- lR
propia cRusa de sYare Yare0.
En- ID ml fisnR de Byer ge Vier0n
pOr Les GALES mas c6ntricas de esta
capital vsrios perros muertos. que no
se he po5ido averiguaF por quien 10
fueron. TcasIado 6 lei SCciedad Pro-
tectora de animGIeB.
Ei salon para 81 bRile del Parque,
con motive de las fiestag de San MateO,
patron de Santurces, quedaFa nomple-
tRmente independents de 10 cRntina.
con objsto de eVitsr que lac perBonRB
que deBsen CenCurfir 6atRs pueden
hacerlo sin psa&r por 81 salon.
-Ma6ana harS aimulRCrO de incen
dios Ia brigada de bonlbs de San
turcP.
-Hs saEido para Mayaguez. ell io
ven don Luis B .su. que permanecer6
aFgunos dias en- 10 ciudad del Oeste.
Sc agegura que h8 quedadO auto
rizadO SoB Marsh ellg de les COrtes de
DistritO an past0 da. ditz dollars men
suRles para manutenci6h de Ca baIIOs &
fin de facIitRr lea citacioU es que deban
efeCt0ar.
La sentencia def t!timO iuiciO que
ge celebr6 aver en- ell JpzgAdo Munich
psi de San Juan, que diFige eI Juez
del VaIle, fu6 registradR con eli n1me-
70 881.
a 80 dias de arresto 6 100 dollars
de mus sta fueTOn condenados antes de
aver por juPgos pr0hibidOg. en- 10 Ca
] Q de! Sol. tres de los acpBados, salien'
do abSuelto ell cusrto. Los primerog
han interpueSt0 apeIaci6n.
Sc aaegura que ell die 81 de los
corrientes iran & la hueGga nueVameH.
te los clementoS tTabBj jadores que no
est6n cotf rmes con seguir Las 0por&.
clones de deacsrQs en- Ell tnueIle de es.
pig6n de eRtR capital.
Aver regrea6 de Adiuntas donde
paaAra aIgunos dias con su diItingnida
familiA el i2ven don j. Lorenzo Ca
aalduc.
Las CsusGs por delitos eIectoraleg.
que fuerOn trasIadRdas del diatritO de
Ponce AD de GuSyamR. han sid0 se1a-
lGdas para mediados de Ootubre pro.
ximo.
SIS asegura que el Lcdo. don Al
bertO Marin MsFi6n ser6 pr0pueato
para una plsza de Juez Municipal,
ProbAblemente Gers en- la vacante que
dej9 e9 Lcdo. Palmer, ai Cite insiste en-
au renunciR.
-Asiaten diariamente muchos & Va
Gicin0 del TesorerO de Paert0 Rico.
con objeto de sostener ante Ia junta de
revision de IL propiedad, las rebaias 6
que se Green con dereCho.
Ms fan es Is Ultima function del
c6lebre tranafoFmistS gefIor M. de Is
Presa. Carros extraordinariOs sersn
pueBtos al Gervicio del p6blico que
conCurra al GPATque1
-Actuar6 como fiscal au0tituto de
Ia Corte de Distrito de San juan. du-
rants IR &usenCis del propietsrio en-
MaysR1ez ell abcgad0 don JaCintO
Tt xidoF y AlCRIS del OlmO. /
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A mis- CIlont0s, y al pdbIIGO on
general,

En 10 que 90 reedifcs conveniente-
mente eI local que ocupab3 en- la cslIe
de Allen No. 81, he trasIadsdo ell esta-
bIecimiento de barbsrls sLR Union.
al No. 19 de IL mismR calle. Eu dicho
local Ofrezco & mis- conHtsntes favofe.
cedores. esmeradcs servicioS. hechog
con prontitud y eIegsncia. iKspecSG.
I5dGd en- cortes de 6Gr5Gs! VariRda y
excelente pesfumeria frRncesa para el
uSo de los pRrroquianoB.
luna viaita, y os con Vencereisl
v. q. 30 AgGp6t0 del Z0YO
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In hombrO hollradO. }.

saSor Edit tor --sirvase informar q sus leo
rorsa o,e a me esoriben confidencialmente
tSa nosndsrk nor oorreo en- carta sellad& el
oIsr nno Serl{ nor el cuaI obtuve el resta-
bii biscinoiento nern6 anente compacto de mi
Balud vigor varonil despues de amos oe gu
frimientos de debll1dad nerVlosa, pero1oSS
nocturnas parties dGbiles atroisdaS.
No es mi idea consegulr d1nero dc nadle;
f,,i robado estafado por chsrlataneS, hasta
perder Ia fe del g&nero humane, pero, graciaS
Dios, estoy Rhora bien vigorosoy y fuerte,
con deHeo de hacer Conocer todoS este RENE
dio oierto de pursrse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que On'
War G. A. D., no deSeo dinero.
Direction; b. Brant, Box DaIray'. Alon''
EM TIT
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Pc R D IOA.

E diA dol corrients en- el trayecto
de Guayams & San Juan habiendo he.
CHI pRra1a en- los h1tales GCaEtillt1 , de-
GuRyAmS y GAm6ric ca de Csyey "a le
he perdido & IL g. Il 1ra Carmen I'M. de-
GuRl. unR SOrtiia co d IN b;iiIante so.
litArio.
La persona que euCuertre di hs soP-
tiiS y ls dsvueIva 6 pe diriia Dor escri.
to & don T0a 6a GuaI dando noticisa
de ella e. SaD JuRn, cSIIe de r. tu6n
n4mer0 70. sera esp6 ndid2ments gta.
titiORda, 6V.a
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

IntinFio.- Salidas de Bayamon v Cant
al alSimultaneamente.
Dias dlaborabte..Maaana ana g. 8, Is, 8 80, 9.4.6
: Il; L. w. Tarde-l2'l5 49, S.15' Abs, 5.S0,y
Dias festivos. s.-Mafana 6.15, $50 O. aA5
II. 90. Tarde IL Is, I.3O. 2.3O, $50, 80 g. 90
y 6.15. 49,
BilIetes baratos para dias festivos Ia
Oata1o Baysm6n, ida vuslta Ia cIaSe
1925 "a clase so I6 De Bsyam6n catsFc
ida vuelta Ia clase so Is, ga clase a IN
Billete ordinario de CAPITAL 4 Oataso a.,
2a clase 8 centayos; VA
Bayam6n, 19 de seutiembra de 1904 IA.
mon Valdea, A'''.
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Junts Eseq liar dc San Sebastian

V.ennta una escueIa rural de eats
municipRIidad, Sc COnvocs pOr 10 pre-
Tente ( IoU u1aestros que deseer solici'
licitsrla. invitsndo q enviar Les sollcl'
tudes antes del dia Is del corrieuta. -
San Sebaati6 n, Saptiembra 16 de 1905.
--MigWeI 7. Font. SsOretsrio de Ia
,Junta EGCclar. v. g.
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IAl!GAlQR eELfRlL

CoNSEJ6 A LAS MADREs. EI iar;lbe calmante
iS sehora Minsow debe sehpre que los nihos
sstan en- ell pertodo lie la den con Proporciona aivo
EomediS.o al Bequefo pacente, produce un sutno
~ural .ranqulo shlia ell dolor e angeo despierta
,uv yyo alekrs s muy agradable al palhdar, calma
al nho ablanda sus encias aiva sus Dolores hace fa
Giles las funciohes del est6mago egua los intestnos.
Is el meior remedo conocido para Ia diarrea va pro-
venya ASA de la deutic6n de cualguiera causs
Tjngase muchb cult ado en- pedr e Iarahs CGlraaat'
Il Ia Sehors Wtnslew's es el EGoioE dc toSoE
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AVISO al pdbIIeO.

La casa de p16ltam0S de Jos6 BAzsr,
elta be cide en- Ia CSsa no. % de la Gala
Allen tendra EemRte el 30 del aCtusl 4
las Z y media de la noche de lee oren-
cas- que hEn trGnaCurrido 6 meses des.
de su vencimient0 y no han sido reno.
vAdAB nj canceladas.
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For sale on account Of removal. F Farniture,
and 9usehold 1 # sCtS, inquire. Tetuan
No. IA. Cigar f4ctory. 5v.G
For sale On account Of removal, Very fine
1ron safe. Store, and factory Fixtures.
TetuaD M. IA Cigar factory. 5v.G
PoF tensr que aussntarss su dusnO, se vende
an mobiIaEio y varios efecto1. I fOr-
msfan Tetuan IA, Facto9ia de Ciga-
rrOs. 5v.a
For tsnsr que ausvntaTse su dushO, se vende
una caJa de hierrO Y VArios obietos
para tiendR y fGcOrfa. Tetu6n IA,
FaOt0lfA de Cigarros.
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NOticias generates

y A CENTAVOLAS ROSAS FINAs
LAS ROSAS DE UN BOUQUET
TODAS A CENTAVO, niempre que
el bouquet no pc uidR de fl sres de una
miSma cleBe. T RES JARDINFS
QUE DAN 500 ROSAS DIARIAS.
SERVINGS pedidos & domiCilio Dor
nueatra CuentR, si usted Sntioipada-
me nte nos escribe pOr Correo. Hay
una CasiIla especial para 10 vents de
flores frente 10 cSrretera. Hato
Rey. (PArada de la Olerf,) Stop 81
ke'a@ Vega NeVGres. p. D. BOX %
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BalcO Territorial J AgrfcaIa
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROs.

InepoSSca09aes sObre 1S6ret0s: i: Desde
1925 & 81, 900, devengar6n intereseg 4
6 pOr 100 anuaI.
L7apOS6oSOsses q 0zGs0 f,O: Desde
$500 On adelante devenRsr5n inter6g ii
q n9 mS m as0nn ,~F~-~
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AImOrranaS

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDaD pOmuo naaa na.A
QURURGl
GAS
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En eSta impTentR aa Yenda papeI de
p sFlodisoa vieioa, & $500 Quintal'
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Dr.. JaGIntO zaraf.
M@dico-CirUiano-OcuIista.
ConsuItRs de 1872.
Tarca 3. San Juan.
TeTGSina Moreno CaIdsT6n,

PROFEsORA DE CANTO. Ore
ce 81 pdbliCO sus se1vicios prt fesions-
les; leCciones & dOmiCilio. precios con.
VencionaIes.
San FfanciEcO 49 esQuina San Justo.
1hy,R.
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EN- SAN JOSE Z: 90 aEquiIan habi
tGciones. 15v- a.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-06-21

ness of Russia does not tell the story.
In addition to this there is the whole
railroad debt, the government having
taken over the railway system and
guaranteed the interest on the bonds.
and. added to this, other industrial
enterprises in which the government
has engaged, and become guarantor.
so that during the one year of 1900
no less than $4,000, 100000 worth of
securities were issued, on which the
government appeared as guaranty for
the interest.
Disregarding the participation OF
the government in the industrial ac.
tivities of the nation, the official fig.
ures Of the nominal indebted ness
show that there is a debt of $2421
Tor every man, woman and child OF
Russia's vast domain. The per capi.
ia debt of the United States is less
than S1l, and of Japan G9O2) it wa.
but IS.
With the industrial burden added
to the nominal debt-that IS includ
ing the guaranteed railroad and Other
securities which Russia has indorset
that nation has debt which ma,
be roundly and conservatively stated
at $4,000, 100000.
In proportion TO its revenues ant
| resources Russia is the most heavil,
indebted nation in the world. Added
to the present war expenditures Rus
| STA had built up her burden of deb
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PRESIDENTS
ADVICE TO
YOUNG MEN

WORCESTER, Mass, June 21.-
AS an introduction to his com
mencement address the president
paid a high compliment to the serv-
ices of Carroll ID. Wright and the
memory of Senator Hoar, who was
chairman of the university board OF
trustees. Speaking to the students,
the president said:
"The first duty of each of you is
to carry your own weight. You CAM
do anything for humanity until you
can support yourself. l hope some
day to see certain reajjustment of
rewards. At present there iss too
much reward for a certain class of
financiers and too little to students,
teachers and thorough leaders.
hope to see coming on peace between
nations, industrial as well as mill
tary, but we want peace with justice.
Put justice first, it will generally,lead
to peace, but follow it wherever it
leads"
The president was driven TO Holy
Cross college, where he made a brief
address. The president took lunch
at the home of Congressman Rock
wood Hoar at 2:90 and then left for
Williamstown, where he will remain
over night.
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HOW FRANCE PAID A
BILLION Indemnity
The Common People Put Up the Money That Germany
Demanded After War of 187O-Wonderfu Scenes in
Paris When the Hidden Stocking Hoards Were Poured
Out to Satisfy the Nations Pride

The success OF the French govern
the vast indemnity demanded by Ger
many after the war of 1870 was well
expressed by E. B. Washburne, who
was United States minister to France
during and after that conflict.
The enormous sum demanded was
about 100000, 1000 in our money.
Referring to the fact that France
was able to fulfill its obligations,
Washburne has written: 1T was the
wonder Of the financial world"
No greater display of national sac
rifice on the part of a people is known
of in the history of nations.
France devastated-its people poor
err than they had ever been from the
times of barbarism or of much
talked-of feudalism-rose magniti-
Gently to the occasion.
To begin with, France gave over
to the German government its own
paper for $50 100000 francs-approx-
imating S130.000,000 in American
money, guaranteed by the principal
banking firms of the continent.
This was a mere starter. The
financial hell ahead was roaring.
On May |, 1872, this banking obli-
CATION was met, three instalments
having been paid as agreed upon.
The remainder of the mighty in
demnity must be settled for. The
common people must be called upon.
In Paris was opened the loan of
350,000,000 francs At the Luxem-
bourg. known then as the Hotel de
Ville-we would call it the 'City half
and at all other city department
buildings.
Nothing surprising the anxiety to
invest in that loan has ever been
known of in anything pertaining to
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BURGLARS IN
CLOTHING STORE

Burglars entered the Lewkowitz
clothing store at 408 Main avenue
some time last night and got away
with lot OF trousers and other mems
furnishings. Entrance was made
through small window in the rear
Of the store and no trace Of the per-
petrator remains. Early this morn
ing Policeman Snamiska arrested a
man who gave his name as John
Conner There Is no evidence against
Conner except that as a general hobo
he has frequently been in the Lewko-
WITT store applying for handouts of
cash and possibly generally famil-
iarizing himself with the premises.
Conner may have been used by the
real burglars as a means of obtaining
information regarding the layout OF
the store.