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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
UN CRIMEN PASIONAL
In uen de ah@ aa hogan de una seho que he haea eanpa--Daml
sapgienp--E agsa pesg@ u veima nfeg once hadds
de mahte, ahucdndos degu@.

A las ocho de la nochs del s&bado
dltimo ocurri6 un crimen sangrientc,
de que fue vfctima la distinguiia Sc
nora dufa Isabel Colon, esposa del
honrado ciudadsno don Miguel NAL
donado.
Segdn dichs sehors, hacs comolun
mes el individuo Ezsquiel ORTIZ la
habia amenszado con quitarle la vi.
de-, sin saber por que.... Pero ella
no hizo caso de tai amenszs. L. no.
che q que hacemos refsrencis, 4 una
hora en- que don Manuel Maldon ado
se hallaba ausente, doia Isabe' cerr6
temprano 10 casa y Sc rec ogi6, tsm'eu.
do que algo pudIers sucederle.
AL csbo de un momento sinti6 que
llsmaron q Ia puerta y queOrtiz le gri-
taba: ss<Isabel, levaosate y deiame en-.
trar, pues sino 10 haces, desarrsiare
esta vensana y me bafiare en- tu san
gre,. Ella le c'ntest6 que no abrfs,
que no terfs que tsmsr q sus amena-
xas. Pero 6 ca efecto forz5 la VEN
tana y cay6 & ID sala. Ella VIC que
guerra penetrar al aposento, abrid
otrs p lerta y ssli6 4 todo corcer ha'
ella la casa del vecino Francisco Nal.
donado. Ortiz Ia sigui6; pero no De.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
hO7AS De YAUCO
Julclos en- el Juzgado munici
pal. .-Enfermedad de la Sc
nora Cianchini de Pietri.
REGaLO A UN HOSPITAL

Durante Ia semana del 20 sl q del
corriente mes la policfa ha presenta-
do oil Juzgado Municipal las dsnun.
cias siguientes;
Juan Galazza pcr falsa represen.
taci6n, Juan c Cachola, por portar ar
mas, multado con diez dollars, Alba.
no Santopi, Ramon Rodriguez, ia
cinto Castro, Jesus Rodriguez, Barto.
10 Vega, Gs,ardo Santiago, Iadalecio
Echevarrfs, Ramon Coca, Nicolas
Nazsrio, G abriel Arenas, Ignacio L6-
PEI, por iuegos prohtbi los, dos dfas
de carcel; Dolores Lopez, Conception
Montalvo, Monserrte Ram 'rez, Oodu-
liza Pachsco, Maria Rodriguez, Ramon
Robles, Rafael Vega, Ansslmo Marti-
nee, Htlsrio Braeno alias Diablo YER
de, por atarar Ia paE; Vlctoriano
Quihonez, por exposiciones deshones.
tss;Hsrmenegildo Busig6,por ab bando-
no de MEMORIES; Francisco Rios, SEQ.
metImlento , ag esi6n; Anastacio Fe :
licisno, por seduction; Rosario Colon,
Ampsro Rivera y Reyes LozAno, por
pelea e'candsloi Domingo Vega y
jose Santiago, por portar armss,
Alfonso Bemuchl, por crueIdad con
los animales; Faustino Mstos, por
abuse de confiay 70; Pedro O.ivero Y
Facundo Gutierrez por alterar la paz.
Sc hslls gravemente enfsrma en-
su reside lcia de Sabana Grande, la
spreclable sefiora dofia Elisa Cianchi-
nj, mlembro de una de las familIas
mas distinguidss de nuestra culta So
ciedad y espoIa de nuestro querido
corrsligionario y amigo don Emilio
ietri. Hacemos fervientes votos por
su pronto y complete rettablecimien.
TO.
Ell rico propietsrio, nuestro par.
ticulsr amigo don Juan Antopeiorpi
he hecho al hospital IN esplendido
rtgslo consislente en-: docsnas m An
tss de algoi ion, que valen s2s; 4 do.
cenas skbanas algod6u, s33 so; 8 do
cenaI fanias para aim ohsias, $40 80
, 3 pleas calico SO So. Por obra tan
meritoris, que debiera tener muchos
imitadores, tributAmos nusstros en-
tasiastas elogIos al amigo AntorRior-
gi.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
Barros, Agosto de 1905.

cluye pidiendo un veredicto dc culpa-
bilidad.
La defensa, 4 cargo del letrsdo
Martinez Qaintero, informs por espa-
clio dc mas do una hora. Despu6s do
un minucioso e1amea de las pruebas
practica las, entra Goa Ia venia de ID
presidencia, 4 tratar varios puntos de
derecho, hacienda referencia 4 Ia ca.
lificaci6n que biz, el fiscal, del delito
imputado & Oftiz. Tsrmin6 solicitan.
do 10 sbsoluci6n de su defeniid
Luego, el juez aefior T.ro Cuebas
ilustra al jurado sobre los principles
de derecho con que tienen relaci6n los
hschos del prooeso.
T Fl iorado SO retira a deliberar,
volviendo dsspues de media hora con
el veredicto siguiente:
''Nosotros, los del Jurado, dscls.
ramos culpable & Policarpio Or,iz del
deliso &c scometimiento y aggression,
. con circuustancias sgravantes.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01

Tsrminado 81 iuramento de rigor
al jurado y & los t,stgos, di6 comien-
70 Ia prueba del fiscal, comparecisn.
do q .declarar Antonio Campos, Ig-
nacio Brunes -pollcia insular Jose
Antonio Rosa -policfa insular-F
cisco Saldafis y Dionisio Galindez.
Terminada Ia prueba do Ia acusa-
ci6n, declara el acusado, negando el
hscho.
El fiscal senior Csmpillo en- su In
forme, recuerda al jurado los hschos
gus tuvlsron efecto on Ia noche de
autos, segda las propias nanifes sacio-
mes de los testigos de cargo. Dijo, en-
sintesls, que por esas mismas deolara-
clones tes.ifcalfs, sabese que Policar.
pio 0. .tiz, en- la nochs del 7 do Julio,
sostsnfs una dispusa con su mujer, en-
su propia casa; que cstentaba un ar
ma de fueg), con Ia cual dispar6 cin-
co tiros q Att ,nio Campos, al tratar
este de in.ervenir en- la question. Con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
OFREKDA De GRATITUO

Pecarfa de ingrato 81 en- mi nom.
bre y en- Ell de mi ta gIda fsmilis, no
hciera pdplico por medic de estas Il.
nea, ell inh snso sgrsdeclmieoto que
embargo nuest:aS slmss por Ia noble
conducta que observara ell caballero.
so den Juan Jole D.sz del pueblo de
Csyey en- Ell de graciaio incidsnte que
de no1o taa trsgico cortara la txis-
tercia de nuettro ,irfJrtunsdo } QUE
rido hsrmano Jalio. Agradecimlsu-
TO que vivirs eternsmsnte en- ell cora.
z6n de cuaOtos adorSbamos kJulio.
J que hAcemos ext.nsivo tambiea &
todas las almas gsnerosal que secun.
dsron en- 81 nobilfslma tarsa al ami.
go Juan jose.
Francisco Pe1a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
CURA GARANTIZADA PARA LAS
ALMORRANAS

Simples y sangrantes; exteriorss
y con picaz6n. 81 no cura no pague.
Los Boticarios estan autorizados por
los manufactured del UNGUENTO
DE PAZO q devolver el dinero 81 la
medicina deia de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico.
Los casos ordinarios se curan en- seis
dias, los rebeldes, en- catorce. Una
aplicaci6n do slivio y sosiego. Ls
picaz6n ne calma instant&neamente.
Es un nuevo descubrimiento yel dnico
que ofrece con una garantfa positiva
81 el boticario no 10 tiene 90 10
enviaremos de aqui al reciblr sellos 10
correos equivalentes & so centavos on
ORC americana, dirigiendo la carta
PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. Luis,
Mo, e. q. de A., fabricantes de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRO
MO-QUININA, 81 celebre remedio pa.
RI los resfriados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
METRO en- ell bohfo donde ella So rsfu-
giars, y6adose por todo el canine.

METRO en- ell bohfo donde ella SO rsfu-
giars, yeadose por todo el camino.
A los pocos minutes de 10 sucedi.
do, lego don Manuel Maldonado y
su esposa lie relate 10 sucedido. Ell se
indign6 y quiso ir & dar cuenta al CO.
m'sario del barrio don Fslipe Berries.
LIE scompafl6 ell vecino do que habla-
mos, Francisco Maldcnado, qusdando
~ esposa al cuidado de Ia familia del
vecino, en- que todas son mujsres.
Un vez que salieron ellos, apare-
ci6 el Ezequiel Ortiz armada con un
machste de grandes dimensiones, y
psnetrando en- el bohfo d5nde se ha-
jlaba refugisda Ia sefiora Isabel Co.
l6r, le asest6 el primer machetszo y
le sigui6 hiriendo hasta que ella no
pudo resistir, y SO dei6 caer en- una
cana de maders, mientras el agresor
no cesaba de mschetearla.
Sc defends doha Isabel con Ia
msno izquierda, Ia cual le fre total
mente deatrulda La infeliz mujer,
bafiada en- su sangre, no lanz6 un grl.
to nj up ~! Gravements herids, adn
hizo esfuerzos sobrehumanos y 10 Ian
rs sobre el criminal. Ea Ia lucha pu
do quItarle el machete y. tirarlo por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01

pital Presbiterisno y en- el de muieres
y nifos. Fl servicio dentro y fuera de
la poblaci6n, seri justiprecisd Sc
sstisfscen consultas mAdicas 9 los en-
fermos de la isla: ell interesado remi-
tira nm historlal de 50 enfermedad ,
un giro postal de dos dollars, , rsci.
birk un sCuestionario,, cuyAs pre-.
guntss debe cumplimentar, y luego sc
le enviara Ell tTratamiento,. Diriiir
la correspondents al Practicante J
Secretario de la SPoliclinica1 don Pho
Amador J Rodriguez, San Jose mime
rn Il, principal, Telefono 2O6. San
Juan p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
N0TAS De MAUNAB0
Impression penosa. .-Servicios
de la pollcia. .--Refuerce.
Sc dicho puesto.
CENTRAL COLUM 8IA

Con profundo pesar SO ha sab,do
en- este pueblo ell atentado contra nues.
tro respectable amigo ell dignfsimo al.
calde de Yabuooa don jose L. Be.
rrlos, cuyo total estableci miento de.
seamos.
Ell sabado tltimo SO constituyd
aqul la Corte municipal de Yabucoa,
La policfa ha prestado varios
servicios, 10 que demuestra la actiyi.
dad del cabo comandante de puesto .e.
nor Isern. y guardias q sus 6rdenes,
" q prop6sito de policfa. iCuan.
do Sc provee este puesto del ndmero
de guardias iudispensab'esP Dos
guardias y un cabo no son sufic!entes
para ell servicio nocturno diurno de
esta iurlsdiccion de ocho barrios.
Ffiese en- 10 que manifestamos el
coronel Mr.. Hamill, y provea el pues.
to de Maunabo de los guardias nece.
saros
La central columbia, leyanta
un soberbio establecimiento de nam.
posterfa para destileria. Dicha cen.
tral aio por afio introduce mejoras,
las que facilitan trabajo q buen nd.
nero de obrer2s.
La distinguida familia del sub.
collector senior Pa mesa, que Sc encon.
traba veraneando Ell ,Guardarraya,s
pintoresco barrio de Patillas, ha re-
gresado hoy ests pueblo.
CORRESPONSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01

el <tsblques del bohfo. E. agresor
se fue enseguida.
Ell pueblo estk indlgnado con un
crfnen ia horrendo.
Dofs Isabel Colon presenta once
hsridas, ocho de suma gravsd.d, v
90 cree impossible salvarla.
El criminal Ezsquiel Ortiz, hs
estado preso otras veces por conato
de violaci6n hsridas.
Ell cabo Pacheco, que sali6 eosegui.
do acompsfiado de los guardias Bala.
guer y Burgos, & hscer las averigua-
clones del caso, encontr6 al criminal
ahorcado. Despues de cometer tan
refando crimep, quisos ser ~ propIo
verdugo.
El estado dc Ia sefIora Isabel Co.
lon, es grave.
Tanto don Manuel Maldonado co.
mo 81 sefiora esposa, disfrutan de ge.
nersles simpatfss en- eate pueblo. Son
de buenas familias y de las msiores
costumbres sociales.
Daremos mas detalles de e.ts he
cho oportun amente.
I'm cludadano.
u awwna h~A.ka A. 1nAE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01

Bsts antigua y scrsditada
iasmacis, 10 msjo, dc Ia locsidad,
- fe1evado todas sxs sxiassacias
htfoducido m sxtario suytide
Do dfsgas, p,odxctos qximicos =
msdisizas Dc Patsxts de loa prin.
slDalss laboratories Do ExSo,a;y
Anssiaa. @se I
ID 3sfs dol sstahlscimisnts .
90 sxs1ta s9 amos de sx,sYisa-
aa q ta1 dslioada yrsfaaisa. atiss-
4 sxidsdosaraents. auxiliado Dor
tassltq sats psrsoasl sxhai-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01

tsrno. al dsspachs do las rssxcr!r
clones facxltativas.
La msjor gasantia de ssta es
% . 81 c1scisnts favor que d ra
hlico arscibsno 10 dispsnsa y Is
especial recommendation que lo'
,rlncipalssa amSdicos Dc Ia sisdat
Ascsn do ella & sus clisntss
Sus prscios son tan squitati
vos que no admiten competsncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
Po|ic|iRica de San Juan
DE- bs dooOrts O. COL Y Ioste, J. N.
OarbOnsa y J. A. L6pez 1ntongiOrgi,
San Joss, No IA, Principal.

San Joss, No IA, Principal.
Treints snos de expsriencia pro-
fesionsl ca las snfsrmaiades troptcs-
Gales. Alta clrujfs EspecislIdsd eu
enfsrmedadss de ls pIel. Ginscologfs
Tnnlogss. Was urinarlaa. Oto-
Rinc-Lsrireolugia venerologfa
AnAlisis oufm!co J N c'osc6pico. Ho-
rae de ennsnitn; 's s II por ls ma
hAns y de "a & dp Ia tar,.e Precio
de eonsultss, M da!lAr A lns rObres
gratis. Las nDsr.cio les ,e hartn en-
ssts Cabinets, = domicIlio, en- el Hos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-01
cs|pnIa especial q, sstudIan'
tss OusIto-Tiqusdos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael hner
1914, DRUID AYE

1914, DRUID AYE
Admite niilos y nifIas memories de
4 afios, & ras6n de s1Co aanstpado
por Ssmestre, en- concepto dc upilaie,
ensenanza, lavado dc ropa, aaistenc 8
medica y medicines. Referencias: DR.
Coll y Lcdos. Flgueras y Perea On San
IusnisD Arturo Dfaz ca Arectho. D..
L. Oreasistas en- Rio -Piedras; Doctor
Martinez 0uasp en- Mayaguex; Lcdo.
Julia on Ponce; D. Basilio Pihero en
Carolina; D. Juan Davils ea Manatfi
b. Jose M. Deliz en- Agaadilla D. Fran.
cisco GinliAni J D, Jose Benftsz 90
Vie0n4s
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!hRuAClA RIVERA.
Sociedad en- Comandita
GEsToR M. L. AGUIAR.
lhlzL MAYOR / P BOX s CABLE. 4ou,An RcB0, 0.RG1

p. BOX 81. CABLE: AGUIAR hnLttOUj I iU. nltl
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of Columbia holding an equity court.-Rufus II.
Darby Printing Company body CORPORATE ri CON-
WItsie. defendants.-Equity No. 2556a; Docket
5I.-The object OF this suit Is to set aside tax
sales and cancel tax deeds to lots Is and l6. In
Eerdinaud Buffers subdivision In square 226. in
Washington District of Columbia. On motion Of
complainant, 1t Is this 10th day sof August, Nd.
1aOa ordered that the defendants Mary A. Wad-
hams and Emily W. Witsie. cause their appear
ance to he entered herein before the fortieth
day exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays, oc-
curing after the day OF the first publication of
this order; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as In case default; provided copy Of this
order be published week for three success
sye weeks prior to said return day In the Wash
ingfen Law Reporter and Evening Star JOB
BARNARD, Justice GEORGE O. GERTWAN,
Compafnanf's Attorney. A true copy-test: J. n.
YOUNG. Clerk. By r. e. CUNNINGHAM, As
sistant CLERK. au12-laW-8t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ment Washington D. G., until TEN O'CLOCK
M AUGUST TWENTY-NISTH. 1905, and pub
licly opened Immediately thereafter, TO furnish at
the navy yard, Washington ID. c., a quantity OF
naval supplies as follows: Schedule - Set
screws, emery cloth. Gardner grinder, hardware,
nickel-seel Shields air hose, piston packing auto
matte injectors. Schedule 16-Petroleum, paraffin,
Iinseed and pure sperm oil; turpentine, yelLN
ocher, white zinc. corn brooms. laundry and toHet
SOAP cotton waste. Applications for pnposdis
should designate the schedules desired by number
Blank proposals will be furnished upon application
TO the bureau. H. T. B. HARRIS, Paymaster Gen
oral r. s n aul2-s,2
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
Washington, d. C., August 3. 19o6:-Sealed pro.
posals will be received at this office until IL
O'clock noon August q, 1905. for furnishing cast
iron pipe and specials for outfall, sewage dis
posal system d. C. Specifications and blank forms
of proposal may be obtained at this office The
right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids. HENRY B. +. MACFARLAND, JAY
E. MORROW tactinG) Commissioners. ID. c. au7-Gt
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington. ID. C., August
4 l9O3-SFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until 3 O'clock pm. on the I'D day or
August 1905 and then opened, for the installation
of an electric and freight elevator In the
West Out Building, Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing Washington, D. c.. In accordance with
drawings and specification. copies OF which may
I've obtained at this office at the discretion OF the
Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
S,IperyisinS Architect. aus co eSu-6t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WASTED-ROOM, ID FLOOR PRIVATE FAM
fly. for single man: permanent; state price and
particulars; also breakfast. Address Box 146,
Star office. It,
WASTED-5 OR GROOM FLAT OR APARTMENT
In NV: allow small dog. Address Box
1876 Star Office. aul2&14s
WANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE UNFURNISII.
ed front room, with board. In private family in
northwest not exceed $25 per month. Address
Box 1872. Star office. aull2
WANTED-2 OR MORE UNFuRNISHED ROOMS
In a fiat In ny Address Box 81, Star office.
aus, G. IL. 13-4t"
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FIvE-ROOM FLAT; A. NJ. l.; HOT WATER
heat; on Lincoln Park; adults only; rent uoder-
ate. Address 1928 Mass ave. Sc au12-2ts
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


FIVE-ROOM FLAT; A. n. l.: HOT WATER
heat; on lincoln Park; adults only; rent noder-
ate. Address 1925 Mass. ave. auf2-2ts
FIRST AND SITS. NV; BEAUTIFUL COR
ner fiat. second floor; rooms and bath: east,
south and western exposure; hot-water heat; q.
m l.; rent $3.50. aul2-3t'
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. NEAR
Columbia road, Washington Heights.
Fine location; convenient to two lines: de-
each; all outside rooms; $3.50 to $50 each lie
apartments rented.
THE SHERIDAN" 22d ct. near Mass. ave. ana
Sheridan Circle
Very choice location overlooking large grounds
and convenient to car line: desirable apartments
OF and rooms and bath each; $3.50 TO S$5
each Is apartments rented; ready for occupancy
August II.
MOORE & HILL Qnc). TT 14th st. NV.
au12-Sa, tuth,tf
THE HARVARD" Harvard ct. bet. 18th and l3th
St.. Columbia Heights
A desirable and convene Mt location. convenient
to both 18th and 18th st. lines; surrounded by
fine improvements: desirable apartments of and
rooms each: $3.50 and s42. 90 each. apart
ments rented
MOORE HILL Inc.). III 14th st. NV.
au12-Sa, tu th.u
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FOR REMITTANCE GROOM APARTMENT; ALL
outside rooms; Sept. !; rent $45 tele-
phone in No. 2S Berkshire, 1412 Chap..
st. it,
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-A STANLEY STEAM AUTOMOBILES
in perfect running order; full equipment OF tools,
etc. FRANK A. JOHNSON. 306 18th s.w
aul2-3t'
FOR SALE-OLDS RUNAB0UT; LATEST MOD
ell used only 10 days; cold for want of use. APP
ply G. NUSBAUM, at No. II Engine Co aul2-3ts
A BARGAIN IN A GASOLINE AUTOMOBILE IF
sold at Apply WM. W. HENDERSON,
Machinst OF 914 18th st. NV aull-St'
FOR RENT-AOCOMMODATION FOR OR
automobiles; water; electric light, 30-foot alley.
Rear 1920 st. NV. au11-3t'
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FOR REMITTANCE STABLE IN GEORGETOWN,
accommodating % horses; 1O00 S1st st. Rent,
$40 per mo. THE MILLER-SHOEMAKER REAL
ESTATE CO.. Inc. 1928 52d Ut. au4n
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2Sol n, 5r. h. .25.Oo
1858 Ind av. 3r. b. 20. 90
G49-51 G ne. 5r. b.. .25.O0
35th & q. Or. b. .25.50
435 t. 80 10th ne, Sr. rs. 00'
lUu5-7 10th ne. 5r. b. %. 90
20 Seaton, Or, b. ..24.50
3603-5-7-9 18th NV.
Or, b. .A.6O
3603-5-7-9 18th NV.
5r. b. ............S.50
35th & y. hr. b. :. .23. so
1908 to Is n. Or, b. % so
507 9Th ne. III. 5r b. 20. 20
81 9th ne. If. Or. b.22. 50
500 18th ne, I'd II. 5r. b. 22 81
3616-20-22 Eslln av,
ass Tenn ne. sto. Orb 22.5o
513 9Th ne. IN. Or. ..22.a0
639 Sd ne. Or, b, If. 20. 20
SAB Sd ne. Or, b, III. 20. SO
5021la NJ ne. Id. or. b2O.0
61S 4th ne, IF, Or, BIO. 90
1853 F ne, Ar. b. =. 1880
1855 + ne. Ar. b. 1850
453h Tenn ne. 2f1. 4. b16.h0
14l9ia F. ne, 4r. b. 1880
1919 + ne. 4r, b. 1880
64S Morton ne, Ar. b. 1880
443La Tenn nv. Ar, b.14.30
1427i2 Il ne, Ar, b. 1870
1925 F. ne. Ar. b.. 1870
l414 Duncan ne Ar. b13. 30
l414h Duncan, Ar, 1880
I41S Duncan ne. Ar, b. Is. 80
14lSl6 Duncan. Ar. bf3.30
l416 Duncan. Ar. b. 1890
i416is Duncan. Arb 1880
Inc.). III 14th st. NV.
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STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROoMS.-HAULING,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-29
NEW YEARS DAY.
Why Il Falls on the lst Of January Instead Of
March or April I.

Why Il Falls on the Ist Of January Instead oI
March or April I.
Why is New Years day January lsti
On the face OF it the Chinese method
of beginning in April, when nature
wakes up from the winter, appears
more appropriate. The Romans in
the earlier days Of the Republic we're
OF the same opinion and commenced
their year on March l. September
October, November and December
were then in actual fact the seventh,
eighth, ninth and tenth months, az
their names would still have them
Nevertheless the present reckoning Of
the yerr is Of respectable age. The
change was first made in the year 15a
B. c. simply because the consuls as
sumed Office on January l, and it wal
the custom to call each year after
the consuls then in power.
The January convention fell into
disuse in the time of the Merovingians,
who returned to the 1st OF March.
Under Charlemagne. as had been for.
merly the case with the Gauls, the
year began at Christmas. In England
March 25 became New Years day soon
after the Norman conquest and re-
mained 80 until the Gregorian calen.
dar was adopted iu 1852. Indeed the
chancellor of the exchequer and those
who depend on him still observe the
old Chinese year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-29
A Good ustration,

Charles Edward Russell, whose arti'
Gle on " Soldiers OF the Common Good
are now appearing in Everybody's Mag
asine, was discussing socialism, and
told q story to illustrate his assertion
that many who profess belief in il
have neither understanding nor sin.
cerity.
Two casual acquaintances were dis.
cussing politics. One announced that
he had turned Socialist.
"I don't know what a Socialist ie,"
said the other.
"a Socialist is ono who believes in
dividing up with the other fellow"
"Does that mean that il you had
two farms you would give me one"
"Sure I would"
"And if you had two housesT
~ would give you one"
"And If you had two shirts what
would you do with them?"
"Ah. gwanl, You know 1 have two
Shirts"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-12-29
LESSONS OF THE WAR.

Commenting at length on the issue
OF the war between Russia and Japan,
and the deductions to be drawn there
from, MarwelPs Talisman, . very ex
cellent Chicago publication says:
"The lesson to be learned by this
nation from Japan has not yet beer
learned, and when President Roosevelt
fails to see it, and demands only more
battleships, as the lesson of the grea,
sea-fight which has been fought, he
unfortunately diverts the minds oi
the people Of this country from facts
OF supreme and overshsdowing impor.
tance. which should be burned in Ia
the public mind As by q stroke oil
lightning from every victory won by
the Japanese.
"That lesson is the profoundly i'm.
portant fact that the Japanese man,
the unit of her national strength, is
the product of q mode of life and en-.
vironment which combines the physi.
cal strength which comes only from
the rural life-from living next to Ma.
ture-with the mental activity and
keenness which come from constant
conta ct with his fellow men-the com.
munity life.
"The Japanese are not q nation oi
farmers, as We understand the word.
They are nation OF gardeners. There
is neither isolation nor congestion in
their mode OF life. They dwell, the
great majority of them, not in great
cities but in closely settled rural com
munities. The ranch and tho tene.
ment are alike foreign to the life oil
the Japanese.
"The great principle that must con.
troll our own national development
henceforth is that the land shall be
subdivided into the smallest tracts
from which one mans labor will sus.
tain q family in comfort, and that
every child. boy or girl, in the public
schools, should be 90 trained in the
schools that it will know how to till
such tract OF land for livelihood