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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
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EFFECTIVE MAY IsT. 1875.
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From Oregon snort Line DeDoA
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Standard Pullman Service Daily Be
tween Salt Lake. Milford. Callents Las
Vegas and Los Angeles.
Direct stage Connection for al Mining
including Bulirog.
City Ticket office, 20. j. IS. Second
South Street Telephones I'iG.
+. ". GlLLETT,
General Passenger Agent
J. i. MOORE.
District Passenger Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15

The first of the series of class dances
at the university is to be given by the
Freshman class tonight The hall will
be decoated in gay c6lors and the at
fair made the largest given so far this
year at the school.
=
Miss Claudia Morris returned Sunday
from three months visit 10 ST. Louis
and Louisiana No.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15

The Nineteen club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. f. G. Kidder and
enjoyed the game of 500 Prizes were
wo- by Mrs. F. II. Abbott, Mrs. $.
ShirrelI, Osmahd Bates and Judge J..
d. Pardee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard .. Mecklen-
burg left last evening for Los Angeles
to spend the holidays with Mrs. Neck
burG's mother, Mrs. y. N. Wall.
A1T. MecklemburE viii return about
Jan. !. Mrs Mecklemburg will proba
bly, spend the winter visiting her
motheI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
END OF TROUBLES
NOT IN SIGHT
COLORADO DEMOCRATS MAY AP.
PEAL TO PRESIDENT RoosE-
WELT FOR REDRESS.
(Ry Publishers. Press.l

DENVER, Cox, Jan 4.-colorado's
election troubles will NOT end with the
seating of Peabody. which probably
viii take place before Friday noou,
Democrats are preparing TO ask Pres
tdent Roosevelt or the United States
Supreme Court to inquire into the les
sality of the seating of Peabody
They expect to get this done through
nonresident surety companies. which
doubtless will want to know who is
the governor before they sign bonds
for the State Treasurer and other of.
cials. II Adams were elected govern.
or, the State Treasurer's act might be
held Illegal with Peabody in the chair.
Democrats are confident they can
get the case into the federal tribu-
mails and believe Justice will be meted
out there, They cite the Goebel case
and say they have other precedents
where federal authorities inquired
into the validity of State elections
The legislators are nearly all in town
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
IS
PRINCEOF BUFFOONS
SAYS NORTH AMERICAN IN COM
MENTING ON GOVERNORS
MESSAGE TO LEGISLATURE.
(By Publishers Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4.-Gover
nor Pennypacker's message TO the
Pennsylvania Legislature in the
course of which be intimated strong
ly that censorship over the press of
the State would not be a bad meas
ure, has stirred up a storm of protests
on the part of Philadelphia newspa-
pers. In a majority of cases this
morning Tie papers contain caustic
comments on the Governors efforts
to ''muZzle" the press.
Probably the most satirical of all
the editorials is that in the North
American, the particular paper which
the governor wished censored" The
North American says:
"All other parts of Governor Penny
packers annual message will be over
shadowed in the public interest by his
insensate assault upon the freedom
of the press generally.
He has again demonstrated his
right to the title of prince of official
buffoons. His peacock vanity, wound
ed by the ridicule heaped upon him
by the jeering millions of a mirth-
convelsed nation, has led him into the
most grotesque performances of his
bouffe career.
"Accoutred in suit of antique
armor, drawn from the medieval
lumber room of his cranky brain Quix-
otic-like, he rides with lance ad-
vanced upon the bulwarks of consti-
tutional liberty-wholly unconscious
of the sorry spectacle he presents to
men and angels :
The Press, in the course of long
editorial on the subject has this to
say:
mo other State has governor
who would dare to propose such an
utterly indefensible and tyrannical
law as he proposes. In no other
State would there be an instant doubt
about hooting it OUT consideration.
Pennsylvania is alone in the ignomy
of witnessing even the presentation
of such measure and of Governor
capable of seriously submitting it."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
RUSSIAN JEWS
EIGHTY-FoUR THOUSAND CAME
TO AMERICA IN 1904 ACCORD
ING TO REPORT
lRY Publishers, Press.l

VIENNA, Jan. "a two day con-
ference of the executive committee
of the Zionists opened here to-day
The subject before them for discus
sion will be the scheme for Jewish
settlement in East Africa or in Pales-
tine
The present probabilities are that
David wolf Cohen, merchant OF
Cologne, Will be selected to succeed
DR.. Herzlas head of the Zionists, at
the international Congress which will
be held at Bas1e in August.
During the course of to-day's con-
ference it was stated that the es-
timated emigration of Russian Jews
70 America in 1903 was $1,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
HARD PILLOW
HAD ITALIAN WHO WAS PUT OFF
THE MoNoNGAH CAR FOR
BEING VERY DRUNK.

An unusual incident happened on
the AIonongah line of the local trac-
ton company last night. Aboard the
last ear bound for Middleton were
three Italians who were very much
the worse for booze, and two were sc
very drunk that they came within the
crews instruction to throw them off,
as ordered by the superintendent, and
on they went on Peacock Hill.
When the car, on its return trip at
near midnight reached the spot where
the men had been unceremoniously
unloaded they found only one, and he
WAS lying with his head on the rail.
while his partner was nowhere in
sight The one found was almost fro
zen, and the good-hearted crew placed
him aboard the caF7ahd brought him
TO town, at the risk of their super
jntendent's displeasure Nothing has
been heard from the other who was
pnt on at the same time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
THE CHIEF
HAD A THINK ABOUT SETTLE.
MENT OF TWO coLoRED
MEMS DIFFICULTIES.

About two weeks ago a colored
man came to Chief Morgan and ask
ed him to- telephone to Cumberland
and have another colored man ar
rested for stealing full suit of
clothes belonging to the first one.
The man was not found, however, un-
til yesterday, when the complainant
rushed into headquarters and inform
ed the chief that his man was in a
certain hotel bar.
Down they went, and found the fel-
low drinking glass OF beer. When
he had finished, the chief placed him
under arrest and took him to the lock-
up, where he explained that the own
er had pawned the clothes to him for
$3.50, and had never redeemed them.
The chief thought that the best way
to settle it would be for the clothes
to go to the rightfui owner. and the
other man pay the costs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
SOME BETTER
FOR TOWN BUT SOME WORSE
FOR THE VICTIMS is POLICE
BUSINESS THESE DAYS.

Police court is doing better since
the holidays than during that festive
week. Four were up this morning.
Zeck Wilson was arrested by Officers
Ridgley and Shaw on Jackson street
near midnight. He acknowledged to
being drunk and paid the $500 fine.
Nick Commura was pinched on
Main street half hour later by the
same officers. and he dug up the same
amount for the same offense.
Alexander Riley is an old turkey,
who loaded up last night and had q
hankering to visit the scenes of his
old triumphs. He wandered down
to the 3. and o. yards, and it was
there officer Gould found him. He
was fined the same as the rest, but
pleaded to have his dollar returned
and promised TO leave town imme-
diately.
Charles Jackson, farmer, was aw-
full drunk on Jackson street about
seven o'clock last night, and Chief
Morgan had to have assistance in the
person of Deputy Sheriff Watson, in
order to get him to Jail. $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
COMMISSION
CANNOT WORK
AT LONG RANGE
PRESIDENT THINKS MEMaE rs
OF CANAL COMMISSION OUGHT
TO 1--we IN CANAL ZONE.
CONGRESS MAY AaoLisH COM
MISSION AND CHANGE
PLAN OF PROCEDURE.
LARGE CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN
LET WITHOUT COMPETE
TIVE BIDDING.
!. ~ pmblishers, Press. !

WASHINGTON, d. c., Ian
There is we'll defined movement on
foot to secure legislation at this sess
sion of Congress that win abolish the
Isthmian Canal Commission and place
the direct construction Of the Panama
canal under the supervision of hoard
OF engineers. of which Chief Engineer
Wallace is to be the executive head.
and the other MEMBERS three IN nun,
Der. are to be consulting engineers
It is understood that Secretary ef
War Taft. who made q recent visit TO
the Isthmus under direction Fof the
President, has recommended the aho-
lition OF the commission, which viii
include the retirement Of Governor
General Davis, of the Canal zone.
Although there Is strong sentiment
in Congress in favor of abolition of
the commission, any attempt to se-
cure such legislation win meet with
aggressive opposition.
II is betraying no confidence to an
nounce that the President IL dispIeas-
ed with the present infringement Of
affairs by the commission He feels
that the members shonid be on the
ground and not direct the ccnstriic-
ton of the canal from Washington
He is also displeased over the fact
that the commission has already
awarded contracts for supplies
amounting in value 10 million and
a half dollars without Competitive
bidding.
It is understood that IL the Desired
canal legislation cannot be secured
at this session of Congress. the Pres
ident has decided TO order the mem
bers of the commission TO take up
their residence on the canal zone and
that under the powers given him I'M
der the Spooner law he will define
the duties that he desires each TO per-
form
There is a wide diversity of opin-
ion among the members Of the COM
mission as to the methods to be pur-
sued. No two can agree, although
they have given the subject careful
study and have become firmly con
yinced that their plan is the best
The President feels that a closer res
idence upon the Isthmus might en-
able the commissioners to harmoni-
ously unite upon some. plan.
Bill Introduced.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan.
Representative Mann, of Illinois. in
troduced a bill in the House to-day
abolishing the present Isthmian Ca
nal Commission and yesting full pow
ers for the government of the canal
zone and the construction Of shs
canal in the President
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
FIFTY MILE GALE
TRUCK NEW YORK
IN TENDER SPOT
a sLEET STORM WAS THE HAR-
sINGER OF THE APPRoAcH-
ING BLIZZARD.
MILK, MEAT AND BREAD TRAINS
WERE HELD UP THIS MORN
ING BY THE SNOW.
FERRY BOATS WERE TOSSED TO
AND FRO LIKE CHIPS BY Fu-
RIoUs WINDS.
(By Publishers Press.)

NEW YORK, jan 4.-The worst
blizzard since 1888 swept over New
York and the surrounding country
last night and this morning. Traffic
was badly hampered and some in
stances completely tied up. All in
coming trains were from one to four
hours late. Elevated lines We're run
ming with difficulty and surface lines
were at standstill for hours. Hun
dreds of people were unable to get to
work this morning and returned to
their homes. The subway was about
the only system in the city working
normally.
A sleet storm yesterday afternoon
was the harbinger of the blizzard.
The temperature fell rapidly and the
streets soon became coated with ice.
A ffty-mile gale blew up from the
northwest and the wind sent the fall
ing snow hurrying along in blind
ing cloud. piling it up in great heaps
on the sidewalks and car tracks.
A mild food famine was threatened
this morning by the non-arrival of
milk and meat trains. Bakers could
not deliver bread, and the same was
true of coal dealers. The various pre-
cinct commanders sent out extra de-
tails of patrolmen during the night
TO rescue those Who had succumbed
to the cold, while the station houses
were thrown open to the homeless and
unfortunate. The city lodging house
was crowded from cellar to attic,
snd Bellevue Hospital did not turn
away an applicant. Many horses fell
on the slippery thoroughfares, and the
society for the prevention of cruelty
to animals last night dispatched no
less than twenty horses which had
fallen and broken legs.
Out in the harbor the ferry boat
service was crippled and the gale
b1ew the ferry boats about like chips
3 The early STORM warnings prevented
the departure of ships
Long Island railroad trains were
either completely stalled or running
& many hours behind schedule. The
pennsylvania officials reported a de-
Iayed service on all their lines. Four
snow ploughs were run all night on
the Philadelphia line in order to keep
the road clear but the snow piled in
behind the ploughs and the trains
were far behind their schedule and
some We're doubtless stalled in
the outer suburbs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
NEW TEACHER
OF ELocuTIoN AT THE LOCAL
NORMAL WILL BE NAMED
IN A FEW DAYS.
WINTER TERM OPENS TO-DAY
UNDER FAVORABLE AusPi.
cEs FOR GOOD YEAR.

Professor MCGOWAN expresses him.
self as exceedingly well pleased at
the way the winter term is starting
off in the Fairmont State Normal. A
goodly number of pupils are in at.
tendance. and every indication points
to very successful school year. The
teachers are all back at their posts,
rested and refreshed from the two
weeks holidays. and ready TO take up
their work with renewed zest and
earnestness.
The new teacher of oratory and
elocution will be named very short
ly, Prof. MCGOWAN states, and he
promises the school and the public
that they will be in nowise disap-
pointed in Miss Simmons successor
Her coming will be awaited with a
great deal OF interest. as much of the
schools credit at home and abroad de.
pends upon the ability of the in
structor of this particular branch of
study.
A great deal of work outside the
Normal awaits a teacher in elocu-
ton, and this work increases with
each year as the necessity and value
of such training with children be-
comes more and more apparent.
Fairmont desires the best the coun-
try affords, and because of the de-
mands made upon the one who fills
such position here. the appointment
each year is awaited with more than
the ordinary amount of interest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
eoods Identided.

The Morgantown people have iden-
tilted the goods found on the man
Lawrence arrested here Monday even
ing by Chief Morgan and Oficer Nor
ris. More of the stolen goods have
been recovered around town. How
ard Hough returning to the chief a
razor and fountain pen, while a col
ored employe of Washington stree-
livery stable turned over two foun-
tain pens
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
Short Meetina Te-pay.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan.
The House was IN session ten min
utes. 1t adjourned sas mark OF re-
spect to the memory OF Representa-
tive Mahoney, of Illinois, who died
December 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04

The two small children of w. e.
LevelIe, of Locust avenue, have been
quite Ill of pneumonia They are a
little better to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04

.4eirls wiz BE eirIs,s Grand opera
House tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
a SECOND WARNING.
cRv PubIIsbers, Press \

CBy Publishers Press)
81. PETERSBURG. Jan. 41The
Gazette Rourkain. of Prava. has re
ceIved a second warning from the
ministry of the Interior warning its
manager ti,5kt1R dangerous tenden-
cy OF -, bust cease.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04
THE WEATHER.
More snow To-Morrov,.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan 4.
Forecast for West Virginia
Fair. continued cold tonight:
Thursday, Increasing cIoudiness
ana warmer. followed by snow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-04

Talk with Jnakins { MIeheel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29
CONTROVERSIAL POLITlCA
sno es verdad que sparsce claro

semeantes apt tud vdad que cro
que vale Ia pena rastriDgrlo'
Fero spare de esto que desie laegn acep
t.c6n prSctcs de IL denici6n del eeot que
vida reaxs aQuf tsrra aguna sua
qu.a que sistema de restriction del do
repc csb egsr ,olucha psrecida oniendo
cepo modesto del elecor Va probAre; permdme
para clio mueho de heosa coucpc6n del sh1r
Vsrona teng ftene frsnte humsndsd gene RAIL- delde
este purto de vista exigencias modesnsimaS.
mi modo dc ell subsratum con 'iaiones minimas
necssrae es el sgalente: de iens que
h. de eeg de tene agdn usr6s ulta exausva
indvdusmente CONAN pesonas oonsti
tuyen una cse socA que ta oncept1
cbendo 10 saacc61 de aque nt,re de pro-
beDas que pAntesr determnado
sccedad concba ecesdad deermnsda ouc6n como
indvduo pscbs inres de c,ass a nessdadds
til cua o'uc6o adecuads podemos concedere que he
ndo minimum de Aa condolences decr <yo
quiero contenda procuadors On medds
hombe puede las aptudes condolences de
hombre 10 cual los capace
outmente que uoo de sem.sns
de inmos amigos contsntemeote rect6c mos
deporamos las equiVoctconeL de 10 medda mnna sx
gbe cabr& pueda 6iarse aguen Dor antece
dene preston de opnloues hecha Dor
Ii csse pertenezca puedG aspracons
tendero capscsdo nterG suyo prepa
RADIO e6casneh a cocvdad enttra adope
a souci6n que con'dere Oonveoiente f me pareo.
que ha ocurdo odos eos altos bao que spare
cdo politics de oios los puebo e
ngo de squ pisne que soues de haber fonddc lee
tests opues misunderstanding 81 func6o,
podAmos adconaras otro concspo qd tImbn ms
pAece naturslments rancado 10 historic posca esoi
pueblos ell autfsgo srms inrumento de combae
En efecso con' ierda 10 cdeI6n dede puno de
vta tene grlnde va poque
ch1 hI recocdo o hn hsbdo aus que 20 eu o
precedente de etta ulscu6 qae Inpsro akn
como nbdo nots caha complement morirQuia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29
DOCTOR j A. GONZALEZ LANUZA

der no eg solo an hombre deposl con6Apz ege
inter preac6u de idea ago ha de razaro prac
ca de idea souc6n Immediate 10 torma
yerhcs gAndes consecuenca raendencas des
nos generae No simple msndataro tene e dere
cho de equvocas que ne derecho de labor
ocupac6n mra euerzo psraons de acertsda
eecc6n deenden los gandes nteress cocnvo On muchAs
ocssiones los destnos mismo de TODD pueblo.
<Un eecor hs de eiercer pues 10 eevAda dc las fon
humans desde ell do mental HA de
EC6mo puede depo.ts confsnz ndduo que
clone tan grandes pobemss
var ain aqueo de dspende ell d4rO0 de Ia
vdA actual dc pueblo hastA sus denos ato's
cp.z de apecAr de agans IL atcendenca portaD
cia exsensi6nd de problemass
auLque e se6or VaronA seguis orden de ideas,
para 10 q W me propongo bastE 10 que h, e1o.
L, consecuenca 6gca de seme coucsuto del .ctor
Al sipuien aquet quen concepo convengl a.ta,
d.de no reuna no debe ee3tor yo preguno aepc
.mante yamos restringr ell suago conced6rselo
,no aoueos que las coaldades ndcada ev,ndo ell
esprtu conservsdor hsA Ell extremo dearemos solo los
proesoea ttuo scademco s msyores contribuyente
que elos s6lo los queden dsDues de tai
cibn como eectoros dcspues de hAbeo hech1 as are
mo resnene en- pecs prvllegados las superore cdsds
uue Varona tsorcsmente en- e eestof Mol
Creo Que de los que quedueny entire
psnea hsbando rfsrenola nlngd pals csncreto-t
una mLora dentro restriction doa
del sufrspo enda ldicAdaV capacldades; II
nuesro pals reer hay decr que mno serft muy
uuen punto do egar en- reac oo total pobl
cInte
E torces s restugendo 81 suftsgo de aquslla manerl
,emps csemo en- propo nconVenente resolvendo
nvit. IL ouea61, solo te5rcS prsctcameate ell
Ssndo de que concedsmos ei voto que o eDgAu
Ia. Atts e,pacda1es "a ada hIIamos que pode
o encontrSr medda reItrogir hssta e mte
precIo fin de que 10 eecsu mas que aqueo en- quene
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29

un robo importante de gAnado. La
ocuparon una yunsa de bueyes.
-Auoche fu6 sorprendida en- Ca
guas una juRada & 10 pr h bido, ocu'
pGadose naipes, dinero y arrestando
custro ipdivlduos.
= Ea Utusdo fueron d tenidos eyer
MonserrA,e Cen.eno, Lois Cortes J
Francisco Pert z, per hurto de cafe
Franclsco BIfoss.
Ell Dspartamsnto de Educaci6r
nombr6 prcfesoras do Las escuelaa ds
Puerto Rico. 4 las amerIcanas Mlsi
Sarah M. Ward, con dessiro & Ca
guas, Mics Clara L. NewslI, con des.
tino & Ponce J Miss Lucia e. Wood
pora una escuels dc Ysuc:. Et pri
nero do Enero tomarAn posesion d.
aus respectivos puestos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29

Comu nican do Bsyam6n haber 81
do detsnido Nsmesio 6 Gonzalez, que 80
hallaba req uisitoriado por el Juzgado
DO Rio Pisdras por abuse de confansa.
Ell sefor DIAz NAVARRO he
essablecido ~ OAsina dc Abog ado y
~ Notarfa On esta eiudad, ealle do San
Justo ndmero II.
Fierce anita Ia Corts Federal, Cor.
10 do Distrito do toda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asfmismo al
examen dc tftulos de propiedades, Ia
corporation de Corpor aciones del pals
y extrsngerai y tramitaci6n de expe'
dientes do appropriation forzosa.
Aceptando 10 noble competencia
hoy establecida On el eiercicio dc las
protesiones de Abogado y Notsrio, o
seiior DIAZ NAVARRO 80 dispone q
cobrar & aus clientes honor arios exec.
sivamante m6disos.
Nos diosn do Rio Piedras, que
taeron condenados q aesenta dollars
dc multa .os autores de la destrucci6r
do las cercas de 10 6nca de los seforel
Walls Esplnosa.
Aver q q una 90 declare I'm In
cendio en- San G;rman en- el cahavera
dc don Rafael Muhx. So practic'
una invest gaci6n y 90 cree qus el he
Oh fu6 intentional,
Los policfas Agosto. Velez, To
rres y Lop,z Diaz, detuvieron en- Ca
guas & G ar6nimo Menaonet, Autor d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29

MEN rRAS 80 encuentre t'abs
land o en- el Parque 10 Compsffs de
Opera, los paaajeroa que visj'n d.
San Juan & Rio Pjedras g vice versa
por Ia noche, srssbo' dsran en- Ia pa
rads q.
San Juan Liqgth d Transit Company
December 2o, 1905.
Ell Department de tesorsria le'
vant6 hoy nueve smbarxos en- Ciales.
Tambisn Il grss6 vArlas multss de
U .usdo, Carolina J Mbysgh'z.
Han prsscntsdo 10 reuocia de
policies dissinguidos, los aelores An
gel Rosa, CAn2ido Claudio, Santiago
Ramos, jose c. Santiago y Eduardo
Mufloz Cintr6n.
-MsiI,naie dara un expleadido
bale en- el <Uni6n Club, de SAnturce,
asls.iendo lH orques!a de 10 policia
inSular.
ES NECESAR, O ex'gir que cads
hoatla teoga grabAdo el nombre Di
gestivo MoiArrie,s, pero un solo estu-
che produce msior efecto que una do.
cena de bossllas de aqua mineral 8 dc
cuslo uier otro rsmedio. Ademas d.
ser el dnic1 curative radical, del o..
t6msgo y del Intestine, el Digestive
Mojarrieta purifcs los alimentos y
| los hacs ssimilables. El legfsimo d.
gestivo Moiarriets cura ca un ola las
indigestioues, On un mes las dispep
sias 8 gastrslgiss, y en- tres meses lsi
mas graves er rfermedadcs cr6nicas del
est6msgo y del intestine. Eata uni
versa mente con6rmsdo, on forms cir
Iigual, que Ia ehcscia del Digestive
Moiarrieta 60 verdAd deramente radlca
supe rior & Ia dc todos los oIros re
medios. De venta en- las priIc pale
lrarmacias de Europa y America.
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raj el jui:io que Ieguia don Emili
II Ig esiss coatra ls compsf1fa de vspc
res sPuert .Rico N, va Yol ks en- reel {
i maci6n de dafios y perjuicios. El jue
/. Nc KennA inform6 al Jurado por ei
pscio de media hora sobre los hechc
que dieron lugar q 10 demanda.
| ElJurado fAll6 4 favor de 10 con