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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
En- EL PARQuE BOR|NQUtN

Las funciones de cinemat6grafo en-
el Parque Borinquen van adquirisndo
fama.
La mGquina que 90 emplea % una
de las mejores que han venido 4 ssta
Isls, y las vistas son rspresentadas
con tai exactitud, que parece que uno
est& presenciando escenas dc la vida
real. Particularmente en- los sscsnas
de Ia guerra ruso-j -japonesa 90 luce esta
mAquins Incompatible, y On lee san.
grientas y reaidas batAllas que 90 dc.
sarrollan & Ia vista del pdblico, pare
co que se siente el olor del humo, el
trueno de los csronazos y los gritos
desespsrados de los heridos , muri-
bundos.
En- las corridas de toros, parsce
que uno esta en- ell mismo Madrid J
que oye los aplausos prolongados d.
los espectadores, sdmirados de la ma
rayillosa destreza do los torsros sE
los peligrosos lances que estos sostie
nen con Ia fera.
No nos extrafia, pues, que el pd
blico SO entusiasme con estas funcio
mes y que Ia concurrencia sea siempr'
numerosa.
Estss funciones de cinemat6graft
constituyen solamente una de las mu
chas novedades que han sido introdu
cidas en- el Parque Borinquen por Q
Director General de la <San Jual
Ligh Transi y Cqs Mr.. Chas e. War
mars, cuyos esfuerzos incanssbles hal
logrado convertir este Parque en- Ell 81
ito de recreo predilecto de ls socieda'
culta de esta capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
Il bale del sdbado
en- Rio-Piedras

~. El baile de confanza llevado &
sfecto en- 10 noche del sabado lltimo
en- los salones del Ayuntamiento de
Rio-pisdras, y orgauizado por varios
artesanos para celebrar allf ell triunfo
do ID Union, qued6 lucidfsimo y ami.
mado, reinaudo el mayor orden y Ia
mas ;ompleta ammonia entire los con-
currentes.
& dicha fiesta asistieron infnidad
de i6yenes y sefioritas, tanto do esta
ciudad como de Carolina y otros pue-
bios. De Caguas asistieron las sim
pAticas,y agraciadas senoritas Anita
RodriP aez Maria Ramos.
Fl referido festival fue organiza-
do por la iuventud unionista de Rio
piedras, en- representation de nuestros
distinguidos correligionarios don Juan
Sargenton, don Juan Hernaiz, don Mi
guel Rivera Perez, don jose Maiso-
mel, don Miguel Equilin y don Joaquin
Mariho, los cuales SO portaron muy
afablas y obsequiosos con toda Ia con.
currencia.
La celebrada orquesta del macs
tro don Casimiro Duchesne, fu6 la
que Amsniz6 el referido baile, ejecu-
tando las meiores pleas de su reper-
torio.
El baile de artesanos de Rio-pie-
dras, be cerrado con broche de orc
nuestro triunfo polftico slcanzado en-
aquel pueblo. Reciba aquella juven.
tud patri6tica, nuestra enhorabuena y
nuestro APPLAUSE.
J. B. "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
FL EMPREST|TO
PARA FL CAFE

DON Mateo Lucchetti ha publicado
un folleto muy interesante acerca del
empr6stito para el cafe.
Dicho folleto ha de ser seguramen-
to bien scogldo, pues estamos seguros
de que llamsrA Ia atenci6n de la Co.
mara.
FL senior Lucchetti 60 partidario
dc que SO vote y sancione ell empresti-
to y despues 90 proceda 4 su reparto
determlnando las facilidades que de.
ben s4Ompaharlo para que resulte
efcaz y possible.
El cafe ocupa una Area de 100. 600
cuerdas, y de su cultivo SO mantiene
el mayor ndmero de trabajadores y
familias de los campos; de manera que
la d >liberaci6n de las Camaras acerca
del emprestito para el cafe ha de ser
rehexiva y meditada.
El senior Lucchetti es de opinion y
cree que:
SSin ell emprestito, cuanto sc ar.
bitre, cuanto Sc haga no pasar& de ser
un palliative de escasa importancia a.
Para aquellas fncas que han side
arruinadas por complete, no hay sal
vaci6n; pasaran & vii precio q manoi
del acreedor sea 8 no hipotecario. Que
dsr&n sacrifcadss tambien las fncai
libres de todo gravamen, 6 no arruina
das del TODD, por no haberse acudidc
q tempo q la panacea del credito; POI
haberse deSconocido y detenido, du'
rante cinco amos, el 1nico y verdaderC
remedio del empr6stito pdblico. N
con la publicidad, nj con la exhibition
en- exposiciones, nj con la aperture d,
algdn dep6sito 6 cafetfn, nj con la aso
caci6n de voluntades q secss, fsltandC
ell capital, estancado ell credito, no 81
lograra levantar, por mucho tempo
de su postraci6n, una industria tai
falta de protection y de mercados; Ii
mas importante industria del pals el
amos atras, por sus productos efecti
vos, y ell gran nGmero de brazos gu
sustentaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
AL PubIico
GIadiatOre.

Laureano Gonzales, vecino de Ha-
tillo con residencia en- el barrio CCa-
rrizales. interesa saber el paradero
de 81 hijo Juan Gonzalez Mufiiz, de %
amos de edsd, estatura alta, color tri-
guefo, barba lampiho y el brazo de-
recho diSlocado por el codo, el cual
sali6 con direction q Utuado en- busca
de trabsio hace seiS msses y hasta la
fechs Sc ingnora su paradero.
Sc ruega 4 los demSs peri6dicoI
de la ISla la reproduction de estas II
meas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
Corte De Distito de San Juan

Aver 80 vieron ante Ia Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, los siguientes
juicios:
Uno de la csusa por seduction So
guida contra Manuel Rodriguez. ,Fu&
declarado culpable, habiendole defen'
dido el abogado Rodriguez Palacio.
Otro de .apelaci6n en- csusa por
desacato, contra Alfonso Trkpsga,
siendo declarado absuelto y defendidc
por Ell Lcdo. Martinez Quintero.
Sc vic otro de apelaci6n en- Gauss
por hurto. Fue condenado Ell acusadc
q 3 meses de prisi6n y 100 dollars d.
multa. LIE sdefendi6 el sbogado Col
Y Cuchi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
Contindan las hue|gas

Segtin nuestros informss, CONT.
ndan las huelgss dc los trshaisdorss
de vsrias haciendas dc Carolina y
Rio Grande.
I'll tipo do iornal que pidsn los
huelguistss % do Is csntavos; To-
msntGndoss dc que apssar del aumsn-
10 on el precio del asdcar. no % lss
hsya aumentado el presto do aus To-
bores.
Las huelgas habidas hasta ahora
han sido pacfhcas, y % sspsrs que %
de- pronto una soluei6n satisfaetoris
al eonficto, resolviSndoss loo propis-
tsrios do tincas ( seaalar al trabaio
dc los braceros, un pago iusto y equi.
tstivo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
RETRETA

Programa de las pleas que tocarG
esta noohe en- Ia Plaza de Baldorioty
la Banda de la Policia Insular.
10 March <Lhe invencible eagle, ,
Sousa.
20 Sinfonfa de la opera <Posts y
Aldeano,, Suppe.
80 Polka de aautfn <The Conc ust,
Richie.
40 Fantasia de la opera <Boeme, ,
Puccini. "a petici6n.)
80 Gran selection arabesque, Vol.
kere.
50 Two step sWinthrop,s Viholo.
70 DANA <Mis pesarss,s Arguin.
zony.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
Renuncia

Ell distinguido medico puertorri.
quefo, doctor don Isaac Gonzalez
Martinez, hs presentsdo iltimamente
la rSnuncia de su cargo de miembro de
la Junta Local de instruction Pdbliea
de Mayag0ez, por diferenciss de cri.
terio habidss en- Ia provision de en-.
pleos, 'entre Ell apreciable gslsno y los
dem&s senores que formsn 10 Junta
Escolar.
Es de sentirse Ia aussnCia de ele.
mento tan vslioso como sl seAor Con.
zalez Martinez, del seno de ls referidl
Junts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
Fiestas Patrona|es en- Manati

Desde el dia % han dado c0mienxo
en- Manatf, las destss que aquel pus-
bio celebrs en- honor de ~ patrona ls
virgen de ls Candelsria.
La Junta do fssteios pdblicos, IL
componen apreciables caballeros de
esq localidad, estando squellA baio
loo auspicios do distinguidaa dsmAs
de MsusN.
Las hestaS dar&n conclusion 81
dia dc la Patrons, 2 de Febrero, y sn
TODD ESQ curso detiempo, el manatiefo
90 entregarG & toda Clase de liCiias y
Cultas diversiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
Para Ia "RevIsta And||ana /"

Muy en- brsve % remitirkn para
Barcelona con destino & 10 importan-
to <Revista Antillanas que edita en- 10
ciudsd condal el notable escritor don
Enriqus Deschamps, celsaciones do
viatas de 10 isla, grabados a. osAao-
res , obras dc literates de nOmhradfa
para publicarss On la msnsionsds ~
vista y exponer 10 cultnra delas islas
antillanas.
ri senior Deschamps que dltima-
mente ha sido elogiado por sl peri6di-
co barcelones <La Tribuna,s , o. un in
telectual de primsra Inca que 20 dss-
taca en- 81 movimlento litsrario dc ID
America latina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
A la Union

De Guyana nos esCribe don Re.
mon JimeneE, SuplicGndonos hAgamos
Constar pdblicamente 81 prop6siso de
ingresSr On el pSrtido SUni6n de Pusr-
to-Rico.D
Fl sehor JimeneE es do procedan-
Gle republicans, , 90 uno dc Les mn.
Chos que deteatan hoy de 10 politlea
seguida por 81 partido advVrsNrlo,
Sec hlsavOaido,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
Services pTestados poI Ia Po-
IicIa |Rsu|ar

Han sido detenidos por dicha fuer.
70 los siguientes individues:
Lara 1Salss y jose Garcia, por
alteration de 10 paz p6blica.
Juan Acevedo, por hurto de menor
cuantfa.
Agustin Rivera Claudio, por de-
serci6n del Cuartel de Policfa.
Leopoldo Caro-, por abuse Do con.
danx&.
Joss Lopez, por infracei6n { Les
ordsnanEas municipalities.
joss Arroyo, por hurto.
Alfonso Rivera, por infracci6n Or
densnxas municipales.
Estos servicios fueron prsstados
por 81 cabo lenor Bithorn, J guArdias
Gomez, AgoSto J Msndez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
PARA PONCE

Hoy ha sslido para Ponce, donde
residen sus familiares, nuestro esti.
mado amigo don Carlos Disps y 10
PEE, que hasta haee POGO, fue miembro
de Ia banda dc la Policfa Insular.
El sedor Diepa renuncia por mo.
tivos de salud su puesto, en- ess cuer.
po, dentro del cual, supo csptarse Ia
estimaci6n de sus jefes, habiendo side
uno de los policfss que honran { ID
institution q que pertenecen.
Llsve feliz viaje el sprscisble
amigo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
COM|S|ON De PROPAGANDA

De hoy & mahsna llsgarkn { este
ciudad, los sefiorss que forman 10 CO.
mission de Propaganda de 10 Exposi.
ci6n Regional que ha de cslsbrarss On
Msysguez en- el pr6ximo aiio, don Me-
riano Riera Palmer , don Eliseo Font
y Guillot.
Serfa para noaotros congratulate
rio, el que dichos apreciables ssAores,
alcancen el exito dessado On sus pro-
p6sitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
EXA N MENES

Hoy las once y media han dsdo
fin los examenes que han tenido lugar
para aspirantes cabos de la polisfa
insular.
Los guardias que % han suietsdo
& examen, han llsgado { unos re-
sents.
En- pr6ximas ediciones darsmos
cuenta de los que han sido acsptsdos
p0r 10 Junta examinadora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25
& ST. Todd, aIcaIde De
San Juan

El Gobernador ha designado para
Alcalde de esta ciudad & don Roberto
q. Todd que venfa eiercisndo dicho
puesto.
Esta tards probablements serG ra.
tfcado 81 nombramisnto por 81 Con.
saio Executive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-25

La <Union1 hara 10 que deba de hs-
Ger conforme q sus principles y 4 su
programa. Los empleos, las inhuen-
ciss y ell incienso Official les importan
tres cominos, si por ellos ha de que
brsntsr la palabra que empef6 con ell
pueblo que le diers sus sufragios. Su
labor no es solo del presente. Traba-
ja tambien para 10 porvenir, para que
las generaciones venideras en- nuestro
pats, no nos echen la culpa de su re.
bsjamieuto moral y polftico, diciendo
que en- vez de defender Ia patria, y
educarls, enseharla 4 ser honrads,
digna, altivs y libre, la arrojamoa
maniatada & los pies de los ameri.
canos.
EUGENto ASToL.
Ponce, Enero % 1906.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-04
Department Of the Interior, Land
Office at Walla Walla, Wash.
lulv *, 1905.

July J 5, 1905.
20 Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final proof i'm
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and
Receiver, I. S Land Office at Waila
WaiIa, Washington, on September :,
1865, viz:
CHARLES II. PUTNAM,
who made II. +. No S0Sl, for the
NJ NE4 and NEl NWi Sec. s, TIP. 8
n, r. 80 f. w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation OF said land, viz: w
NJ. Scott, of K;ona, Washington; Will
liam Martin, w. +. Sondeiman, Il. {.
Braemer of kennewick, Washington.
J. l.. MOHuNDRO, Register.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-04
In the Superior Court of Benton C0un-
~, formerly Yakima County,
State of Washington.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the Matter of the
EStat" OF Harry i. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
simpson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against tn" estate Of Harry T. simpson.
deceased. To present the same, accompanied
10y thc proper vouchers, II the undersigned
administrators OF the estate OF said estate, at
the residence OF Nr>. Ellie n. SIMPSON. in Ken
newick Bcnton County. state oi Washington.
within one year from the date OF the first pub
Hcation oi this notice. towit: Within one year
from The eth day OF July. 19a2. or III" sam" VIII
be forever barred a. proyidedhy the laws uf
the state OF Washington.
Dated this 51h day oi July, 1875,
EFTiE NJ. SIMPSON.
Administrators of the estate OF Harry +.
simpson, deceased.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-04
DR.. j. T. Wallace, .
Office in old drug store building On
South Yakima Street.
Chronic Diseases q Speciality.
CONTEST NOTICE

Department OF the Interior, United states
Land Office, Walla Walla. Wash, June -, 1905
sufficient contest affidavit having been
fled in this office by Joseph L. East. contest
ant, against the heirs OF Henry W. Richards.
deceased, involving homestead entry No 5S77,
made March ), 1897 for the NEIL, Sec "a Tp.
n, r. % F., W. NJ, by Henry W. Richards,
entryman, in which it is alleged that;
= Henry W. Richards or his heirs have not es-
tablished or maintained IA residence on the
above described land: that Henry " Richards
or his heirs have not cultivated or improved
said land: that said Henry W. Richards aban-
doned said land before his DEATH and his
heirs have not since made any settlement or
Improvement thereon: that said Henry W.
Richards died July ., 1901. and was not sur
Vived by Il wife; that Analdo Richards, John
Richards, and william Richards, all OF the
state OF washington; and Luella wnelnnd
Jessie wineland and Alta Fulton, all non resi-
heirs Of the said Henry ". Richards:
Said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching said allie
CATION ut 10 O'Clock u. m, on October ;, 1905
before the Register and Receiver ut the United
States Land Office in walla walla, Washington
The said contestant having, in proper afi-
davit fled June 10, 1905, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, service OF this
notice cannot be made on the three non-rcsi-
dent heirs above named it is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given by due
and proper publication.
JOHN MOHCNDRO,
Register.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-16
Enoineer Dies at His Post.

New York, Sept. 16.-Engineer Mer-
ritt Turner dropped dead in the cab
of his locomotive early. yesterday just
as he was about to apply the brakes
to stop the Erie railroads Chicago
train known as the Pacific express at
Deposit, N. Y.
Fireman Land saw the engineers
head suddenly drop to one side on the
sill of the cab window, out of which
he was leaning to peer thru the dark
ness toward the switches of Deposit,
which were just ahead. Immediately
afterward the engineer slid to the cab
floor, dead.
The big engine was already passing
a switching tower when the fireman
reached the throttle, but he stopped the
train at it's proper place beside the
station. A physician said Turner died
of heart disease Another engineer
took his place Immediately and the
train proceeded. -..---..--.-4--.--
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-16
MAY ARREST HANLY.
Man Accused With Auditor Menaces
Governor.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept 16.-The pol
itical rope that held together two rac-
tions of the Indiana republican forces
has broken under the strain of the IN
vestigatiOn into an alleged defalcation
of State Auditor David e. Sherrick.
The last straw of weight came wnen
Governor Hanly branded Sherrick as
aI enabeANiei OF the gtaIe funds aytd
the rope, long taut because of the COM
ing city election, parted, the tug g-of-war
bringing Sherrick to the front as the
controlling factor in Indiana's political
machine.
This was Sherrick day In Indianapo-
lis. 1t was not a day that brought re-
joicfng, but it was a day on which the
courthouse, police headquarters, the
hotels, the street corners, and even the
state house were crowded with the po-
litical leaders Of the republican party
throughc...-sp5ne state, all swarming
with the Sherrick hive at the din of
danger to leader made popular be-
cause he is a lavish spender and So
called good fellow
Will Sue the Governor.
The surface developments Of the dis
closure that Sherrick had for months
been guilty of misuse, of public funds
came in the arraignment of the former
state auditor in police court, his
waiver of examination pending grand
jury investigation and the succession
Of Warren Bigler as auditor of public
funds.
Meantime Willard S. Wickard, part
ner as we'll as Indiana Representatives
of j. II. Murray & Co., who took over
state funds from Sherrick and gave as
security notes signed by both the firm
and himself, reiterates his intention of
bringing criminal libel suit against
Governor Hanley. The executive, on
his part, repeats his charges to the eff
feet that Wic'cd is amenable to
forgery charge and warns the attorney
not to shoot until he is sure his gun
is loaded
Sherrick's appearance this afternoon
in the Alabama street police court was
a signal for a concourse of his friends.
Every train brought to the city men
who control county and congressional
districts Beveridge men and Fair
banks workers were prominent in the
foreground. All of them sounded
solemn note on the political future of
j. Frank Hanley despite the fact that
there were some 10000 farmers gath
cred at the state fair grounds cheering
the name of the Indiana governor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-16
CHASTITY CRIME
IN D[S MONIES
George R. Griswold Murdered
and His Body Thrown Into
the Coon River
ROBBERY WAS THE MOTIVE
Indications That til. Murderer. eea
, Considerable Sum Of Money-fi}
Disappeared Last Tuesday-s sssE l
State Manager of an Ea.sern Insur-
ance Company.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
CHASTITY murder was added to the long
list Of crimes in Des Moines thia
morning when the body Of George R.
Griswold. state manager Of the Mutual
Life Association, Of Worcester, Mass.
was taken from the Raccoon river. He
had been murdered, the body robbed
of it's valuables and thrown into the
river. The dead mans pockets werss
found turned inside out and there was
a bruise on his head, plainly indicat-
ing that he had been killed for his
money. The hands were tied behind the
back.
Griswold had been missing since
Tuesday. He formerly lived at Omaha,
1922 West Twenty fourth street. Hes
had been in Des Moines three months
as manager OF the State Mutual In.9
surance Association. He left home for
Omaha presumably last Tuesday even-
ing. In the pockets Of the dead man'S
"a
clothing when the body was found this
morning was an unused Great western
milage book, which had been purchase
ed September IL. He also had receipts;
and other papers which indicated he
had large sum Of money IN his pos-
session. 1t is the theory Of the police
that he was struck over the head with
some blunt instrument which probably
stunned him. Then his pockets were
riled and the body carried to the Rae
coon river and thrown Into the water.
He leaves widow and three chiidren.
So far as known there 10 no clue e
the murderers. The crime Is wrapped
in mystery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-16
ORDER RESCINDED
Northwestern Officials Will Not Move
Passenger Divisions from Boone and
Clinton to Belle PIaine-Both Cities
Protested Thru Delegations.

Special to Times-Republican.
Boone, Iowa. Sept. 16-Word was
received in this city late Friday after
noon from Chicago that the Northwes-
tern passenger division would not be
removed from this city to Belle Plaine
as was announced some time ago. A
committee of conductors from Boone
and Clinton went to Chicago and con-
ferred with the officials. The steps
taken by the Commercial Clubs in the
two cities to retain the headquarters
were reviewed and the officials gave
an order resembling the one removing
the passenger headquarters to Belle
Plaine on the first of April next year.
The original announcement created a
furore in this city and Clinton and
steps were taken to prevent the re-
moval.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-16
A BANK At 1ANA
HAS SUSPENDED
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Unable to Meet Unusual De-
mand on Its Resources
SUSPENSION ia ANNOUNCED
Statement of the Probable Outcome
Not Vet Available, but it Seems
Likely Reorganization Will be Ef-
fected and New Bank Take Its
Place-other News.
Special to Tlmes-Republican.


Tama, Sept 16.-unusual demands
on the resources of the Farmers &
Merchants Bank within the past few
days compelled its suspension of pay
ments here today We have not been
able to get statement of the probable
outcome, but it is more than likely
q reorganization will be effected and Il
new bank take the place of the old in
stitution, within short time. The
bank was private bank and has been
under the active management Of AL
bert jackson since the death of it's
president Andrew Jackson about a
year ago. Albert Jackson was cashier
before the death of his father and con-
tinued in that position since az we'll
as in the management of the institution
and it is understood no election was
held to fill the vacancy caused by the
presidents death. No statement OF as
sets and liabilities has yet been is
sued,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-16
HASTEN THE CANAL
President Roosevelt Urge. tho En-
gineers to Agree on Plan and Prose-
cute the Work to an Early Finish
Hopes for Sea Level Canal.

Washington, Sept. 16.-President
Roosevelt is urging in the strongest
terms the necessity for a plan for
construction of the Panama canal
which may be accomplished in the
shortest possible time In his recent
remarks to the consulting board of
engineers of the Isthmian canal COM
mission he said many things which
are regarded as of the utmost impor-
tance in that connection. These re-
marks have just been transcribed and
to the board here and Gen.
Davis, it's chairman, has been author
ICED to make them public. The pres
ident said: What I am about to say
must be considered in the light of
suggestion, not as direction. l have
named you because in my judgment
you are especially fitted to serve as ad
visors in planning the greatest engin-
eering work the world has yet seen;
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NORWAY CALLING
FORCES TOGETHER
Other Powers Than France Fear
Rupture Will Cause Unrest
Thruout Europe
NORWAY STILL DENIES MOVE
Information Reaches Highest Quarters
at Paris, However, That Mobilization
Of Her Troops is Going on Now =
) coneiliatory Representation Made
# by French at Stockholm.

Paris, Sept. 1s.-Despite contradic-
tory statements made on the subject,
information reaching the highest quar-
ters here, shows that the mobilization
Of Norway's forces is now going on.
The French government has made con-
ciliatory representations at Stockholm
with a view to averting the rupture.
The official sentiment here tends to-
ward an arrangement whereby Nor
way would be permitted to continue
some Of her frontier fortifications. 1t
is understood that other powers are
Joining in the Pacific representations,
as rupture is considered likely to
cause unrest and entanglements thru
out all Of Europe.