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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-07

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Washington, April 7-Soldierly
brusque, rugged and stanch Missou-
rian, General John G. Bates, who has
been selected to succeed General Chat
fee as commanding general of the
United States army in April, 1906, is
striking figure wherever and whenever
seen. He is man Of strong personal
ity, with an enviable army record back
before and in the volunteer army dur
ing the Spanish-American war. He en-
tered the Eleventh infantry as a first
lieutenant in his native state, May IA,
1861. Two years later he became cap
tain and was transferred to the Twelfth
infantry: May 6, 1882, he was made a
major in the Fifth infantry, and during
the same month was transferred to the
Twentieth infantry: The next promo
ant colonel Of the Thirteenth infantry,
in October, 1886. In 1890 he was trans
ferred to the Thirteenth infantry, was
later transferred to the Twentieth in
fantrv again and became colonel Of the
Second Infantry in 1892" In the volun-
teer service General Bates served as a
brigadier general and major general, &C
cepting the latter appointment IN 1900.
He was made lieutenant colonel by
brevet in 1865 "for gallant and merit
orious services during the recent opera
tions resulting in the fall of Richmond,
| Va, and the surrender of the army I'M
der General R. E. Lee.' .E.-....-..
| One of the most interesting events in
, the career of General Bates surrounds
his negotiation Of a treaty with the sui;
tan of Jolo. General Bates has a fund
of interesting anecdotes concerning the
picturesque potentate. He relates that
the sultan was reluctant at first to
trust the United States. During the
time the treaty was being negotiated
the sultan refused to put in an appear
ance. He repeatedly sent excuses by
the Datto Rajah Muda, heir apparent,
and by his secretary, stating that he
was engaged in religious observances,,
and begged to be excused. The tact and
ipatience of General Bates finally i'm
pressed the sultan and the American Of
fcer was at last invited to the imperial
palace,
The one great objection to the treaty
upon the part of the sultan was that he
could not float his own flag above all
others as he went cruising about among
the islands, but General Bates overcame
the objection. . .---r =.
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1T will give Frank Rogers $500 if he
will tell me where my sister Florence
lad bsen saa p D. TO- tbe P Roe a
home to attend the young wanderer,
who was said to be suffering from grip
and stomach trouble. He expects to
get a statement from the boy soon.
+ skid" Ely, under arrest as pick
pocket. at Niagara Falls, may be able.
it is thought, to solve the mystery Of
his sister, Miss Florence Ely. Police
pressure will be brought to bear to
force him to divulge his sisters secret.
He has admitted that Miss Ely is alive
and that he knows where she is.
- saw my, sister, Florence Ely; four
months mon ago, sai haa,t hit Ely hnan,
where she is now, but 7 will not tell.
If she wished to be found she could
make known her whereabouts. I will
keep her secret. am glad Frank Rog-
ers is back at home. It relieves me Of
suspicion Of having assisted in his kid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-07
Radishes, and How to Grow Them.

We all know it is hard to get good rad
ishes in the market, but few of US stop
to think how easily we could raise them
at home. No matter how small your lot
is you can set aside two little plots
say three feet square, on which you can
have fresh radishes from early spring
until fall. AS soon as the radishes in
one plot are up plant the other, and by
alternating in this way you will always
t have e them at exactly aa, the right age to
King & Co., % Hennepin avenue, Min
neapolis, have what they call the ester
ling Round White Tip variety that
you will find just little nicer than any
other sort.
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weeks prior to his sudden and strange
appearance at the home Of his parents.

appearance at the nome OF MS parents.
According to dispatches from Toledo,
Miss Ely, or a woman who so closely
tallies witt her description that those
who saw II are positive it was the
missing aunt Of Frank Rogers, was en-
ployed as nurse in a hospital there
about four weeks ago. She left sudden
ly and is supposed to have accompanied
the. boy here. From letters found in
possession of young Rogers it was
learned Miss Ely had rec GENTLY lived in
Toledo. These letters also referred to
her being at work as a nurse. ..-
One remarkable feature Of the case
is that each member of the Ely and
Rogers families tells different story
regarding the statements made by the
returned wanderer. Frank Rogers,
aside from the admission that he left
with his aunt, was with her in Buffalo
and now knows where she is, will only
say, ~ don't want to talk and I
won IT, ~
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! BOY REFUSES Re; 5 $500 r.
FOR AUNT'S SECRET
Frank Rogers Still Mum About
Miss Ely-Police Search Is
Unsuccessful.

Chicago, April THE whereabouts
of Miss Florence Ely, the elderly aunt
of Frank Rogers, with whom the boy
declared he left home four years ago,
is still mystery Police have searched
every section Of the city and suburbs
h S' however Wv to The theory that she she
accompanied the boy to-. Chicago four
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500 Line Buffet Library Cars to Winnt-

A valuable addition to the already
superb service Of the 500 Line to Win
nipeg will be made April 10, when new
luxurious buffet library cars, finished in
mahogany, and affording every conven-
fence, will be put into service. These
cars are the finest ever seen in the
west, and will be appreciated by the
traveller to the north. Ticket Office 10
Third street S, Minneapolis, MINI.
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mapping. Ny sister did not have any
thing to do with taking him away from
home. He went because he wanted to
see the world.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-07

Sc to Dakotas via 500 Line. F.
Every Tuesday in April. Particulars
at the Ticket Office, ll9 Third street s,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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First Floor
Second Floor.

Stylish Fine Silk Shirt Waist
Suits, fine Tailor-made Suits,
made from Siciian, Panama,
Serge and Poplin; extra special
Saturday at $45.Oo, $500, $500
and ........... $3.50
New Covert Cloth Jacket-The
Popular Spring Jacket; silk
lined Jackets worth $500. Sat-
urday ....... $lO.o5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
FERR0CARS|LES RUSOS

Tratase del prol ngamiento del
camfno de hero trsnsbalcano de
Strensk hacia 10 provincial msri.ims,
y 81 empalme con la lfnea del Oussou.
ri. La lfuea sers psrslsls oil curse del
Amour no saldr& del territorio ru.
so. 81, como se pisnss, el fin de esta
lfces es Vladivostock, harS una com.
petercia muy ssris oil ferrocarril Que
atraviesa la Manchuris.
Tambisn Sc tiene en- e.tudio ur
proyecto relative Ala aperture de ur
tdnel q trsvss de las montsflas de
Czucaso. Actualmente el camino d,
hero de Vladiksvkaz va hasta est,
ciudad en- Ia psrte porte de Ia csde
ma de montafiss. Segln los nuevo
pianos, Sc prolongsrA hss,a sl pas
de Ariel, al pie del monts Kszb, k
donde Sc comenzsrkn los trahajos d
horsdsci6n. El i1nel tendra unas nu,
We millas de lopgitud Iu apertur
tomara probsb' emente unos ocho afiol
ri termino de la lfnea serS en- Tiail
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Apelaci6n de lose de- Thomas.
Sc confirma Ia pena de Ia
Corte de Humacao.
SENTENCIA
SENTENCIA
El acusado cumplira siete
amos. .-C6mplice de homi-
cidlo voluntario.

Ell Tribunal Supreme contirm6 ID
sentencia contra Jose de Thomas, acu.
sado de asssinato en- primer grado,
desestimando ell recurso dc apslaci6n
que 90 habfa interpueSto ante dicha
Corte.
Copiamos dlcha resolution, que
textualmente dice:
<Tn 10 presente causa 81 Tribunal
Supreme examine cuidsdosament los
autos y entiende que no % ha come.
lido error slguno de derecho en- 10
sentencia rscurrida nj se ha demos
trado abuse en- el eiercicio del poder
discrecional respecto q la aplieaci6n
do 10 pens, por euyas razones y las
"a consjgnadas on el anterior dictG-
men, resuelve confrmar como eonHr.
ma 10 sentencla que dict6 10 Corts do
Distrito de Humscso On % de Mario
dltimo, condensndo al acusado de
Thomas como c6mplice del delito do
homicide voluntario { 10 psna de
siets amos de preside con trabsios
torzados y costas del iuicio; y orde-
namos 50 remita copia cert fcadA do
esta resolution y del expressdo die.
Itamsn al tribunal sentenciador { los
lines procedentes.
Asf 10 pronunciamos, mandamos
| y frmamos. jose s Qainonss, Jole
c. Hernandez, Adofo G. Wolff,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
LOG|A cONC|l|AC|ON

En- las elecciones verificadas en- 10
Logia sConciliaci6ns, dc este Qusbra.
dillas, rssultaron electos los ssfiores
siguientes:
Para Venerable Maestro, don Pc.
dro Vieirs; ler. Vigilants, don Lsmusl
Msrquez; % Vigilsnts, don Juan Avi.
Ia; Diputado & la Gran Logia, don
Juan Rosell6; Orador, don Julio Au-
dinot; Secretario, don Saturnino Con.
zalez; Tesorero, dom Juan A. Llove-
ras; Experto, don Carlos Igartua;
Limosnsro, don Rafael Igartua; Macs
! tro dc Ceremonias, don Rsfael B. Mu.
noz; Primer Diacono, don Luis Her.
nandez; Segundo Diacono, don Gre.
gorio del Pillar; Guarda Temple, don
Juan Fernandez.
! CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
DECLARATION HONROSA
Sr Director de La DEMoCRACIA
San Juan

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAClA.
San Juan
Muy ,enor: Sirvase mandar pu'
blicar en- el periodico que I'd. digna'
mente diriie, Ia siguisnte manitesta-
ci6n:
Los que suscribep, propietsrios ,
comercisntes de este pueblo hacer cons
tar cue siempre, y en- todas ocssiopes
ell senior don Tcmas Valldeiuly y Ca
lstraveno les ha merecido y les sigue
msreslendo Ia mas complets y abso'
luts conRsnza por sus procedimieutoi
aiempre honradOs y 50 conducta como
cabsllero.
Felix PEREZ, Francisco Cestero. ]
p. Sierra, Alfredo Gimenez, M. Fer
| nSndez Mascar6, Manuel Vie. Otero
Lopez Msrtino, Damingo Cobian
IP. LsvAndero y CO, Ricardo Vels
Eloy Perez, Manuel Perez y CO, Rs
| faeI Cobiap, jose L. Rony, Luis Fe
llfu. Ramon Cobisn, Mariana Felfu
~. Vidal Ginsrd, Vidal J CO, Apge
verjeu, San Miguel Hermanos, Mi
guel Wiewsll, ]. |. VazqueE, Gunner
lindo Rivers, E, Marques, LorenE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Central azucarera en- Rio
Piedras.-Ei Gobernador
indulta a dos presos.
CONDENADO A MUERTE
Sentcncias judiciales en- va.
rios pueblos. Otras campli-
das. lngresos en- carceles.

La compaffa belga azucsreras,
ha comprado, segdu ipfornes, 10 hs'
cienda Soils, de RIO Pisdras, para
iustslar Ia central en- proyeeto. Di.
cha factorfa tender& rsiles desde sllf
hasta Caguas, Carolina y Bsyam6n,
para moler las csfiss de otras muchas
haciendas.
Ell gobernador intsrino Mr. Post
indult6 aver & las presss de la carcel
de distrito de San Juan, Juana Agui.
lar Acosta & quien faltaban 3 amos y
Alejandrina Rivera, q quien restaba
un mes. La primsra 90 hslls enferma
y 10 segunda muy pr6xlmo ser madrs.
Ell con6nado Francisco Rivera
(a) Panchito, ha sido remitido syer
del preside & la Cor,e de Distrito dc
Guyana para kersele Ia confrma.
DION de su sentencia de muerte. , fiar
el dia de su siecuci6n.
Ell fiscal de Ia Corte de Aqua.
diIla ha ordenado 10 prisi6n do Tori.
bio Ortiz y Tomas Vega por asesinsto
on Ter. grado; y Juan Gonzalez Avi.
leS y Marcelino Roman, alias Chslo,
por hurto de mayor cuantfa.
-Tsmbi6n han sido rrocssados ,
presos on Aguadilla Isidro Sspdlveds,
por hurto msyor,y Evarlsto Neroado,
por acemetlmiento y sgrssi6n.
-Ha ingresado en- 10 e&rcel d,
Guayama, en- sumaris, JOSS Amer, poi
abuao de con6apzs y fslsa reprssen
taci6n.
Sentenclados por el juez de pa
de San Juan han empezado & extin
guir condena de 90 diss de carcel Ra
mon Rios Qlifioner, Maximino Falc6
Flores y Ventura Nlevss Martinez.
En- Agusdills fueron sxcarcela
dos por extincl6n de condena, Pedr
, Jimsnez y Juan Rodriguez.
, Han cumplido sus ientencias q
10 carcel de Humacao Jaime Santiag
Arevslo, Alexandra Soto, Catalin
q Hernandez { lndalecio Cruz. II p,
, ndltimo volvi6 q ser srrsstsdo on VII
tud de una cansa pendIente por hurI
mayor.
Ell juex municipal dc Aguaj
dict6 sentencia en- la causa por acs
mstimiento y agrssi6n contra Greg
4 rio Cruz, imponi6ndole 81 dias {
Arreato.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
PRO PATRIA SEMPER
NuEsTRO S|T|O ESTA SElALADO
juvertud, hacia la cumbre!

de sus componentes para mejor salts.
facer 81 orgullo.
Sc MEGA la cooperation del par
lido republicano por conducto de su
dirsetorio, y esto nos mpsstra el cami
no, q nosotros que somos Ia juventud,
para el prop6sito gus txpuss en mi
anterior artfculo, dc que ocupasemos
nuestro puesto, el cual, en- 10 ccasi6n
presente, esta perfectamente sstialado.
Ell Comise territorial del partido
republican, no aprueba 10 propuesto
por la Liga de municipios, por con
dueto del presidente de ssta Ultima.
Pere 10 Asamblea dc municipios y Ia
Liga de clos mism2s estA y estuvo
tornado por miembros de ambos par
tidos.
De aquf resulta una disparidad de
opinion entire el directorio del Partido
y un ndmero consIdera BILE de sus miem
bros.
Una cosa es el directorio y Otra OF
ell sepfimiento de dignidad que como
puertorriquenos, sienten muchos indi
viducs que militan en- las tilss del re
publicanismo puertorriquefIo.
81 Ia juventud inic' ara una cam
psfiaexplicando de- un modo claro, or
oonferencias, en- meetings 8 como loI
creyera mas cportuno, explicando ID
necesidad de una scci6n unanime d,
todos los elenentol del pals para /,
consecuci6n pronta dsl csmblo de nues
tro regimen;
81 90 pulsase el sentimiento patri6
tico de los republicancs de Ia isls
to 60 Ia segaridad de que muchos 81
rfap, de ellos, los que se aprontara
& venir & 10 union de puertorriquefio
con puertorriqut fos, para un solo fr
Para que se reconozcan nuest-cs dert
chos.
La juventud podrfa ser un elemer
to muy valioso on ssta OCCASION en- qr
la tares solo SO limi,a & hacer un
. propaganda activa, como 10 req uiere
las circunssanciAs, lara 10 cual jus,
les que contribuyamos con nuestrI
fuerzas, deiando Ia de los luchadc n
vlejos q un lado, con obieto de que
hsllen resta blecidas, para el momen
de Ia nueva lucha que se avecina.
La javentud puertorriqueHa del
. luchar por sl t-iunfo de 81 patria q
es su triunfo. ESQ es 10 que me pr,
pongo.
Il SEnco ntrare Quien me sigs? GHab
y CO emprender solo Ia lueha?
3" TENN 10 palabra mis- camsrada
o Julio Galvez 0tero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
BUREA. BUREAND0

81 Presidente Roosevelt, SO ve de an
modo patente 10 victoria de nuestras
iniciativas, acaso logrsmos con esta
t&ctica dar un golps mortal q nuestros
irreductibles adverssrlos,
Y crueles dssszones
Que los hsran perdsr las elecciones
70 crsfa que los ssuntos pa.
tri6ticos, de iLhr6s general, que afsc.
tan & todos los pusrtorriquenos, como
este do 10 iudadanfs, no podrfan CO.
isrse de mingo para las convsnien-
elias do grupo 6 de partido, pero aho.
70 conozco y veo que estaba creyendo
una candidez.
Esos ieiiores polftcos tan impolf-
ticos no debisran decir esto:
LA ciudadAnfs es un gran triun.
10 para noaotros.
Sino cato otro:
La ciudadanfa es gran triunfo
para el pals.
Aaf, hablAndo en- tai lorna, ae.
rfan mas l6gicos.
Mas hkbiles.
Mas transigentes.
Mas puertorriqusnos.
Mas patriotas.
Yause 20 cuantas cosas mas.
Pero iuzgo que es IN eolmo
sl pedir psras 81 olmo..
En- nueitro obscuro horiEonts spa.
reee una nancha aiul.
La maneha Sc exit nds cada vtz
mas.
Luego se We uu pu 10 blapco.
Es una vels, ls sels de un barco
que trae Ia fsi Z, consolAdora noticia
:. de que ha subito Tres puntos, nusstro
Divel polf.ico
Gran ndmero de Iertonas se dis
pone & saludar Ia vsla entire vIbranieI
splsusos.
! Guam bella Sc desia en- el leianc
:, horiz ;nte.
:. Mas ioh tristezA. o blAnco de 10.
dos los ojos es cubierio por una ban
dada de slcstraces, que vuelsn pesa
dameptst th llando cusi, cuasi, cusaai
= SBuscsn dends lisrar el buehsF
= Cusi cuasi, susasi.
or Ryp.Rlp,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

Mezcla dc indignaci6n y de pena.
Amslgsms de pensamientos negros,
unos, caritstivos otros, he sentido al
conocer 10 resoluci6n del directorio
del partido rspublicano.
Cusndo todo paree ia anuncisr el
smsnecer de un nuevo dia esplendo.
roso y bello;
Cuando On el cielo de Boriuquen
parecia entrsverse un azul purfsimc,
sin NADIA que 10 oscureciese;
Cuando 90 crey6 contemplsr 10
conjunction de dos corrientes podero
sas en- una sols, que, desbordsds por
torrentes de patriotismo fuese & de
sembocar on sl mar immense de la
redenci6n de los derechos del hombre,
concu!cados por un regimen absurdo,
segdn nuestra msnera de yer las CO.
Sas:
Cuando Ia juvsntud crey6 contsm'
plar una leccion elocuente con Ia que
poder, quizS', ensef1ar en- 10 futuro q
otras gener aciones, como 10 union d.
colectividades y faerzas salvan el de-
coro de un pueblo;
| Cusndo Borinquen entreab ia loi
labios en- los que SO dibujaba la son
risa plscentera de 10 sstisfal c!6n;
Cuando TODD On 10 Natur Sleza !
en- el cielo do 10 patriA se vefa bri
llan,e;
Vemos que el cielo se oscursee;
| Vemos que las nubes del egoism
cubren el horizonts manchando el Gle
10;
Vemos que Borinquen va no tiep
Q, sus labios 10 sonrisa dc la sasis I &c
ci6n sf IL de Ia smargura.
u Vemos que las corrienles no 9
encuentran;
Vemos que alguien las dssvfa d
81 curse y sbre nuevo GAUGE para qu
II conjunction hermosa no 50 verii
que;
i. Vemos que el reucor personal,
} inquina, sl odio, Ia malevolencia
imponen por eneima de los interes'
i, del pafs.
Y pensar que re llamsn puert'
= riquefios los que Sc oponen & trabo
0 unidos CON MAYOR EFICACIA por |;
8 derechos de Puerto -Rico!
:. Los partidos, como los individuo
u como los pueblos, como las rszss,
. engra decen ca el sufrimlento y se .
blimizan en- la desgrscia cuando 10,
!, este t'ene por causa Inica el sacri
}, clio por ell ideal psro, del mismo mod
, se envilecen cusodo solamente les gu
j. una idea lucratlva, I'm desso de podl
Al una ambici6u de dete rminado hume
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21
Musa doliente

Del placer del ocio en- sl regazo
prodigue mi existencia hasta ell derroche,
hoy sufro, ain protesta y sin reprethe,
ell dolor, que me afige de reehazo
Cuando sl pie de Ia fuente 8 del rlbazo,
en- el serene curso de 10 noche,
Ia bAlsamica flor rompe su broche,
mis- suehos y mis- rimss entrelazo.
A.i doy tregua mis- aciagss luchas,
distraigo mis- afsnes, y conllevo
mis- penas, que son grandes son muehas
Pero surge Ia luz; plega sus hoias
10 bAlsamics for, y va de nuevo
victima torno q ser de mis- congojas.
Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

Algunos politlcos -escasos, por
fortuna procuran mantenerse 4 10
mayor distancia possible de los otros
polfticos que no piensan como ellos, 8
no SO siustan q Ia msrchs de sllos, 6
NO siguen los mismos precsdimientos
que elloa.
En- realidad no pusde darse polfti.
CO mas impolftics que IL de los tales
politioos,
Ne Acusrdo ahora de IN cusnteci.
llo que lsf cuAndo 20 era muchacho.
Dos hombrss estaban frente al
mar, sunque no iunsos sine ssparados
por algunos cen.enares de asos. Am
bos miraban hacia un mismo punto
del lejsno horlzonts, gritando conti-
nuaments <;una vela! luna vsls!s Mas
cuando uno de ellos Sc scercabs al
otrc, ,dicisndo -<Efectlvsmente, es una
vsls,, aqusl le vo4vis la espalda y sc
situabe mas lejos exclsmsndo:-sNo,
aeflor, 90 un alcatraz!s
Tai ccurre en- Puerto Rico con al
gunos spreciab,es elsmsntos muy sa
bios, muy msgnanimos, muy patriotas
| Gritan delaforadamente 81 uniso
Q no con sl pals, pero eomiendo rancho
!, spsrte: &; Concordia!, iConcordias
+ Y cusndo el pals los llama & 81
Il seno para que SO bore toda division
i. exclamando fraternalmente -<sf, CON
. cordia,, viran en- redondo dIciend
/. nones.
10 aparecs ell slcatraz.
Los alcatraces Sc cisrnen en bar
n dadas sobre Ii msrsa cuando hay del
IN poios en- 10 Costa"
Ia Ahora tambIen results, segdn r,
In ciertfsims declsra raci6n de esos senort
q polisicos tan impolitlcos, que 10 de
Do ciudAdsria es un triunfo de ellos
10 para ellos.
k, Y sprovechan esA oportunidad
de 10 que estiman como una oportur
le- dad para enssysr arroganies actit
rs des, con obieto de strserse simpstf
,s. mayor n1mero de psrtidarios.
10. Lo que dirSn para su coleto;
<Tendiendo probsr nosotroi
Is, aurque en- ell fondo no probemos Z
da-que en- la pssicI6n de ls eiude
5. Ata & favor de Puerto Rieo hschA ?
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mente, de los altAres, shora en- los pre-.
cisos momento' en- que tanta falts
nos hsce en- Puerto Rico un santo de
santos tan busnos txpedientes como
ese, para que nos librara de los estor
Dos, remoraa "H lue Sc opo
nen Ia Gtros idea
lesl
i1ai ri en- Sal
Expedite
lota.
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UN ESCRITOR MENOS

Hs fsllecido en- Hsmburgo el pc.
riodlsta poetA venezolano don Ma
nuel Pimentel Coronel.
Desempedaba en- aquel puerto ale
man el consulado de Venexuela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-21

MArtino, Victor Eerino, A. Flores
Virgilio Dkvila, Joie Oller.
Rsysm6r, piclsmbrs lS de 1905.
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WORLD news BY CABLE
tAssociated Press Cable.)

JAPAN TO BE MODERATE.
New York, July 25.-Baron Komura
has arrived in this city. NJ. Sato, the
spokesman for the peace plenipoten-
tiary, stated that Japan was not seek
ing territorial aggrandizement, but
would be guided by moderation in the
approaching conference and would not
make excessive demands. However, an
indemnity will be asked from Russia.
RUSSIA SMELLS TROOPS.
st. Petersburg, July 25.-Reinforce-
ments are being steadily forwarded to
General Linevitch In Manchuria.
cossAcKs AND MOB MIX.
Perm, Russia, July 25.-ln con-
fiict here between Cossacks and a mob
two were killed and many wounded.
STRIKES IN POLAND.
Warsaw, July 25.-Nine thousand
workmen are striking here.
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Vancouver, July 25.-A dynamite ex-
plosion occurred yesterday in a mine
at Banff, on the line Of the Canadian
hiN'
were killed and many injured.
FATAL STOVE ACCIDENT.
Pittsburg, July 25.-In a gasoline
stove explosion yesterday two persons
were killed, two fatally burned and
three seriously burned.
YELLOW FEVER DEATHS.
New Orleans. July 25.-There were
two deaths from yellow fever yester-
day. The total number OF deaths from
this cause in the state up to date is
thirty-four.
KAISER IN SWEDEN.
Wisby, Sweden, July 25.-The Impe-
rial yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor
William on board has arrived at this
port.
TIED UP GOVERNMENT.
London. July 25.-The obstruction
tactics Of the opposition in the House
Of Commons tied up governmental bust
ness yesterday,
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TO RECEIVE CARTER

Senator d. p. r. Isenberg is report
ed TO be at the head Of a movement
to give Governor Carter q reception
when he returns from the mainland.
1t is considered quite probable that the
Governor will take vacation. Should
he not do SO he will probably come
back about the middle OF next month.
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Tolidol comes packed In tubes and
is clean, quick and reliable. For de-
vsloping plates and films In general.
Tolidol can be used with excellent re.
suits. Special tubes are prepared for
the treatment Of Hammers. Cramer's
and Seeds plates. Honolulu Photo
Supply Co.
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Agents for-
Hawaiian Agricultural Co.. Ookala
Sugar Plant. Co., Onomea Sugar Co.,
Honomu Sugar Co., ,Wailuku Sugar Co.,
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Packets, Chas. Brewer & Co.'s line Of
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List Of Officers:
NJ. Cooke, President; George
Robertson, Manager; e. r. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; r. W. Mac
farlane, Auditor; p. c. Jones, c. N.
Cooke and J. r. Gait, Directors.