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J LAND ROOMS.

Aberdeen, S. ID. Nov The M.
s& st. +, surveyors who are running a
line west from Verdon in southeastern
Brown county, to the Missouri river,
informed the farmers along the line Of
the proposed route that the company
expected to commence building the ex-
tension at once. AS a consequence,
land values along the route aresexhibit-
ing boom symptoms. One Aberdeen
man who bought 100 acres near the
county line between Faulk and Ed
5nl,ir,ds counties, was Offered an adj
vance of $500 for the land the next
week after he purchased ii, but is hold
ing for further increase
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SENATOR WAS AGAIN
!, CONVICTED All ST. LOUIS

~ Isl, Lo,.is, Nov ~ limited States
Senator Button Of Kansas was found
guilty on all six counts Of the Indictment
Oh which he was charged
s. Senator Burtons counsel stated that
application for new trial would pc
made Immediately, and, if refused, All
appeal would be taken
Senator Burton appeared much over
come by the verdict He refused to
make any statement tonight.
Senator Burton was Indicted on SIX
counts for using his Influence AS 4
United States senator before the post
Office department 10 prevent fraud
order being issued against the Rialtu
Grain Co, get-ricl-qtlick company
Senator Burton, OH his first coilvic-
ton, last year, was sentenced 70 six
months Imprisonment and I'd pay 4
fine Of Sc, 500. The punishment to be
given him this time Hes iii the discrc-
$tion of Judge Van Devanter before
whom lie was tried w
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OPENS JEWISH FAIR.

Brooklyn, N. Y j, Nov 27.The Jew-
ish Hospital Charity fair, which prom
isess to be one Of the most brilliant
and important charity events of the
season, will be opened at the Forty
seventh regiment arniory tonight. The
fair will last until Dec 3. Governor
Higgins and the members Of his staff
will arrive here this afternoon to at
tend the opening Of the fair. They will
be entertained at the house Of Abra-
ham Abraham, president Of the Jewish
hospital. It is expected that the open
ing night will be the most brilliant 81
the week and will net a handsome
profit for The hospital 49,. N
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. GooD. SHOWING.

Aberdeen, S. ID, Nov. 27.-C Campbell
County made an exceptionally good
showing in wheat raising last year, when
the black rust visited most of the wheat
fields of South Dakota except those Of
Campbell, WalWortl, Edmunds and Nc
Pherson counties. Reports this year in
dicate that the crop in Campbell is again
a bumper one. L. +. Vronar reports
"a yield Of over rs bushels OF wheat to
the acre, and his speltz went 81 bushels.
Samuel Smith, also Of Campbell county,
had a 25 acre field which averaged sc rs
bushels TO the acre. u E
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MRS. ROGERS
MUST HANG
y. S. SUPREME COURT
~. 4. GAVE HER NO RELIEF
Cruel Murderess of Her Husband
Seems to Have Exhausted Efforts
to Save Her Neck and May Swing
Dec. 81.

Washington, Nov. a7.-The supreme
court of the United States today con-
firnied the decision Of the supreme
court Of Vermont in the case OF Mrs.
Mary Rogers under sentence Of death
in Vermont for the murder Of her hus-
band. The court held it was without
jurisdiction in the points raised. This
places the responsibility Of dealing
with the case with the state authorities.
Mrs. Rogers execution was SET for
Dec. s next.
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PRESIDENTS TURKEY.

n Westerly, r. l., Nov. ~. The
turkey President Roosevelt and his
q family will eat on Thanksgiving. is
q primed and ready for the Ratchet,
q weighing forty-one pounds.
q The big gobbler's name is San
q Jiian, he stands nearly four feet
q tall, and as usual, he is the gift of
q Horace Vose, who has supplied
q. White House Thanksgiving tt1r-
q keys since the time of President
q Grant Everyone has been a prize
q fowl, but Mr.. Vose says the one.
q that will go TO President Roosevelt
q is the finest he has ever raised on
q his farm here. ~, "a
q San Juan will be shipped to
9 Washington in a big crate that
q looks like an upright piano box.
q One of Mr.. Vose's farm hands will
q travel with the bird to deliver him
q into The hands Of the president.
1S Is Is HsSN Is 1S <H a A "a a a. "A Is n "a
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I BROKE HIS !, HEART.

Indianapolis. Nov. 27 Thomas M.
Ochiltree Of Rushville, one of the best
known men in the state. was found dead
in bed this morning Thursday he came
here, and while waiting for his car spat
on the station floor and was arrested
and fined. y Ii
The occurrence bore heavily upon him
and he spoke Of It frequently 10 his
friends, and seemed greatly mortified
over it. Yesterday he was greatly de-
pressed. and there is no doubt but ne
died of modification.
Mr. Ochiltree was SO years of age
and a cousin Of Thomas Oehiftree Of
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SEC. Will SON DISC USES
THE CROP REP ORT I.EAk''

Washington, Nov. s27 Vealth pro-
sduction of the farms in the United Stat
esl iii 1905, reached the highest amount
cve-s attained iii this or any other cotlri-
Try 5000, 600.
In the FIRST annual report of his third
term Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
presents an array of figures and state
,menfs REPRESENTING the products and pro-
fits of the farmers Of the country, which
He admits dreams Of wealth production
could hardly equal I. Is
Besides the enormous yield of wealth,
the secretary estimates that the farms Of
the country have increased in value
during the past flye years to a present
aggregate of so, 1883, 100000.
Every sunset during the past FIVE
years, he says has registered an i1l-
crease Of $34oo,ooo in the value Of
the farms Of this country s..
This increased value, the secretary
suggests Is invested better than iii bank
deposits b Il even gilt edged bonds of
private corpora ratioiis s,
Iil dealing with the crop report leak Z
Secretary Wilson, after referring to the
gross breach of trust on the part of
one Of the employees Of the bureau Of
statistics, says 4 81
This depa a.trneilt acted with viiygcr and
dispatch VIXEN It got evidence Of wrong
doing on the part Of its own officials,
but we have no evidence of disciplinary
|or preventive action at The traders end
of the line where gamblers interested
neither III The production nor coi,suf,p-
ton disturb values to the IN ljllry of both
Il III
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PERKINS ON
|. THE STAND
MUCH DISCUSSED MAN
WAS A WITNESS TODAY
He Told Of Carrying $4,000 I'm the
New York Life Insurance Company
and How He Received Commissions
on His Own Policies. 5. -.. ..

New York, Nov. 27.-George Per-
kins Of J. P, Morgan & Co., was the
first witness before the insurance conf
niittee today. He testified he, was in
sured in the New York Life. for $3ro,-
600. Some OF the policies were taken
out when he was agent of the company.
On six Of the policies he received COM
missions OF $3I8. AZ
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SITUATION
| PROVED
AUTHORITIES 4 HAVE MUTrNY
AT sEBAsTOP0L IN CONTROL


St. Petersburg, Nov. 27.The situa-
tion at Sebastopol is represented inn
proved. the Brest regiment having re-
turned to- its allegiance after having:
gone over in 4 body to the revolution
lists. Reinforcements have arrived
from Simpheropol. Guns command
all the entrances to the city from the
admiralty point where the mutinecrs
are now practically prisoners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-27
PRESIDENTS PRESENTS.

2 Washington. Nov 81. President
q Roosevelt received a visit Wednes-
q day from his highness FL Hadjis'
2 Abdullahi Sadik Bahsa Hokel, of ,
2 Harrar, the special representative 1
q of King Menelik Of Abyssirlia.
q The visitor with his ebony liied
q countenaiice, fez Of brilliant red
q and yards of gold lace adori1ing his
@ uniform, made an imposing appear
q arlce.
q There accompanied him to- the
q door of the executive mansion a
2 wagon loaded with four huge ele-
1 phant ttisks, a lions skin, d mount
q ed leopard and several other trin-
o kets, a remembrance TO the presi--
2 dent from his sovereign.
FL Hadji remained atfthc white {
,se for half an hour and brought {
with him a signed photograph
ie president. al,
" SsSn ~ III IA, ri o x x u, Il JsSs u IA I<S
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THE KING
ENTHRONED
NORuAY's NEW RULER
rs NOW ESTABLISHED
Formal Ceremonies Were Concluded
Today-A Great Ovation Was Ten
dered the King and Oueen Speech
to Parliament AppIanded.

Christiania, Nov. 27.-King Haakon
aseended the throne OF NORWAY at noon,
accompanied by Queen Maude, who sat
on the chair beside the king. Parlia-
ment hall presented brilliant scene.
The king repeated the oath of allegiance
in a loud voice and in speech, said his
motto was "All for Norway Great
crowds outside the parliament gave ova-.
'tions to the party on the arrival and the
departure. -@ -
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"a 3
HAVE TAKEN
MYTELINE
-------- # ri
INTERNATIONAL FLEET
NOW I'm POSSESSION
The Powers Ordered the Fleet to Take
the Turkish Customs Station Sunday
Afternoon and They Are Presumably
In Charge.

Gonstantinople, Nov. a7-Instructions
to the commanders OF the international
fleet were to land a detachment and
occupy Myteline at Il o'clock Sunday
afternoon unless contrary instructions
reached them in the interim.
Presumably the capitol Of the islands
is IN the hands Of the allied forces.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-27
ISLE OF PINES,

Havana, Nov 27It IS understood
that the Cuban government IS COM
fnrnicatiilg with the United States gov
,ernInent ais 10 which government IS to,
deal with the Americans in the Isle Of
Pines in the event Of the latter carry
ing out their alleged threat to- assume
territorial Offices
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SECRETARY OF LEGATION
BEATEN i'm RUSSIA

ii ST Petersburg, Nov. a. -R obsrt
Wood Bliss, the second secretary Of the
American embassy, Just returned here
from vacation in Paris. was assaulted
by rowdies i'm one of the most fashion
able streets of the capital last night and
only escaped being beaten to death BY
the timely arrival Of. the police. RI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-27
FOR RUSSIAN JEWS.

New York, Nov. ~. The fund for
the relief of the suffering Hebrews III
Russia was increased By $so,o3a, max
ing d total of 81. 8.5II collected to date.
Among the contributors to collection
taken up in Indianapolis, Ind, was
Vice President Charles wv. Fairbanks,
who, il IS announced by the committee
ii charge Ia New York, sent SIoo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-27
q. II, COLLISIoM..

Lidgerwood, n. %. 4, Nov. The
eastboul,d express on the Great North
erff ran into the west bound freight
Just east of Stiles station Both en-
gines were smashed Mike Dsrmoty,
engineer, had d leg broken and was
badly bruised. A wrccking crew with
two engines from Breckenridge clear
led the track. The flyer was delayed
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CARRIERS AT III. 6.

Washington, D. G., Nov. a7s- The
postmaster general issued an order es-
.tablishing city delivery III Valley City,
m. ID, on Feb. i, 1906, Will, three
carriers, ono substitute carrier, and
fifteen letter boxes.
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THE M'CURDYS
RESIGNED
WORLD SAYS THEY HAVE ;.
DECIDED TO LET 60
Announcement Is Made That President
Mccurdy, His Son and Son-in.Iaw
Have All rendered Resignatlons, Ef-
fective on Selection OF Successors.

New York, Nov. a7.--The World
says Richard A McCurdy, president
sof the Mutual Life, has resigned The
date of his resignation depends on the
time required BY the trustees to find
his successor. His son. Robert, gen.
Ieral manager, and soi-in-law, Louis
IA. Thebaud, general agent, have also
resigned. I. KS s, 8
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-27
IAP YESSEI SIINK

Toxic, Nov. The steamer Ikuta,
bound for the Liaotutig peninsula col
lided with the, steamer Fukura near
Mutsitre, nor far from Shimone
The Itkuta, which was struck amid
ships, sank Immediately. Most Of
those on board were saved Eleven are
missing. IA. 80. y -.
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I HE SULTAN
+
HAS AGREED
THE POWERS WILL HAVE 1
CONTROL OF FINANCES
The Porte Changed His Mind When
lie Learned the Powers Were Not
BIuffing, and Has Determined to
cOncede Demands for Macedonia.

Vienna, Nov 27.--The Neuc FTeie
'Pressc today published dispatch from
sConstantinople that the sultan has agreed
to the demands Of fhe powers for the
financial control Of Macedonia.
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STRIKE1 SPREADING.

Moscow, Nov 27 The strike here is
spreading. Crowds Of strikers are
lplindering factories, private houses
and state liquor shops. The military
IS working the telephones. sss
The governing committee Of the
sbourse met and passed resolution
urging the government to take ener-
getic measures TO stop pillagiig
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AMBASSADORS RETURNING
TO RU USSIA iURRlEDLY Y

St. Petersburg, Nov. 0n account
of the critical nature OF the situation,
adj foreign ambassadors Wi,o were alb
sent are hastily returning. ~ t is under
stood the Russian government intiinated
the advisability Of their presence DUR
ing the crisis 4 n ii q as.s5s ~
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COLD WAVE PREDICTED
FOR THIS SECTION

Washing ton, Nov 27 There will be
4 cold wave over Montana and North.
Dakota within the next twenty-fonr
hours, with snow in Montana and the,
western part OF both the Dakotas.
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SENTENCE
POSTPONED
SENATOR BURTON WON'T
GET HIS TILL WEDNESDAY,
JGdge Vandeyenter VIII Hear the Mo-l
/ tIon for New Trial at That Time
and II 1t Ii Denied sentence VIII Be-
Imposed.

ST. Louis, Nov. Judge Vandeverl-
ter in United States court postponed
the sentencing Of Senator Burton Of
Kansas until ID o'clock "Wednesday
morning when the defense viii present
the reasons for a new trial. If a new
trial is denied an appeal will be taken. S
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MARSHALL FIELD, JR.. =.
THOUGHT TO BE DYING

Chicago, Nov. 27.-The physicians OF
Marshall Field, jr., have issued bulle-
tin declaring his strength to be falling
rapidly. The family is at his bedside.
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PAPER FIRE

Chicago, Nov. 27.-A FIVE story
building at 5a2 Desplaines street, own
ed and occupied by the Pioneer Paper
Stock Co., was partially destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at $so.-
ooo ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
Ell OlmO del paSeO

Ruiz Contreras ha traducido perfec-
tamente, el admirable libro de Anatole
France, FL OiNo dri pasf0 obra de
universal renombre, para la que Ia
reservado Ia 1rltica todos sus aplausos
Rehriendose la personalidad lite
raria del insigne academico frances,
dice Ruiz Contreras con esa fuerza de
concentration que distingue todos sus
escfitOs.
Solo dominando la planicie donde
luchan por sobresalir estimables y nu
merosas inteligencias, aparece Anatole
France, cuya serenidad ir0nica, suave
intencionada, no tuvo igual. Es el ge.
MO de la Francia contemporaries, que
abre con su tenue sonfisa-mucho mas
demole dora que la de Voltalre-las
puertas del siglo X X.
En- efecto que es la verdad.
Diriase que casi agita las hojas del
libro de Anatole France, un soplo i'm
perez ptible de critica admirable, pero
absolutamente demoledora.
Y es una historic contemporaries, en-
Ia qae interviewer atlas dignidades de
ID lglesa. intrigas, luchas, pasiones.
.Todo cae bajo la pluma analizadora
de Ana tole France de quien Sc puede
decir, sin exageracion. que ha resuci-
tado Ia ironia de los helenos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

cExiste algdn producto que devuel-
va Al sistema nervioso agotado por ell
traba o fisico intellectual la vitalidad
cue necesita para satisfacer las exi
gencias de la vida2 81; ese rem dio
existe, y no es otro que la NEURO
SINE PRUNIER cuyo uso esta reco
mendado por los medicos mas emf
neutes todos aquellos que sufren de
depression nerviosa. los Ieurastenicos
y los fatigados poi exceso de trabajo.
La verdadera NEUROSINE PRU-
NIER hallase de venta en- todas las
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Totales. .S25S,0ol s 39I 1s4

Los produetos enbarcados para Ell
extranjcro, fuerona gsnado vacunos. 4osg
SlI.332, ganado caballar, S2759: <c ~
5zts45.@a god6n $500; cocos, 1855
IRON de malag le;a, Ioo sombreros dc
paja Z I45; tabaco en- rama 900, ciga :
rros, 570; y aImld6n 3 OIL.
Lo exportado "ara los Estados Uni
dos. lego 81 o3l 8I7 consistiendo los
frutos en- cafe So 500; algcd6n ST. 800
chinaS, $50 34S; CCcos, $IoII6; cueros,
$6,857; ron de malagueta, S. 100; SOM
breroS de pai, $6.o28; azlcar,
500 356; mieles $I2I7I; tabaco en- ra-
ma $64lo y Gig rros SI58. I4,.
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"El Olmo del Paseo guarda una
historic curio>isima. >
81 todos esos olmos pudieran ha-
blar... dice el padre Guitrel, en- ell
libro de France.
En- el 1ltimo eorreo ha llegado 10
libreria del BOLETIN MERCANTIL esta
obra de Anatole France y Sc vende al
preeio de setenta centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
FL descaIabro japones
La salvaci0n es la Escuadra

Nueva York, lun Cablegrafian de San
Petersburgo que es absolutamente seguro, Sc
gun anunca el general Kuropatkin, el: desca-
abro de los japoneses frente la plaza de
Nladvostok.
La escuadra de Rojestvensky podra acu-
dir, despues de veneer a la japonesa en- au-
xlio de la plaza moscOyita.
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MoNi,nirnle Coli, clal
IN l.uero

~t 50 tNNa> pftTa secs
pafv4 h NtAuciaao corlcs
fouc.et "a ls Aeaana 1e Ssn uaE
,l movml ut atresl sosttnisia Cr
Entro aumo tn;rc l. ia q, iners,
ki,D \ as DlJuos csir~n1rrUs corsis-
ii6 ~ 4, csnh-r9a. los iruf0s Y mcr-
canCis, para .os 3sises que se ce,er-
,nins- en- q siguicn'e cuadro
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SefvleiO Especial DEL BOIeIm Mefcanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
e choque dc dos Escusdrss
I'm Ia ccrcanias dc Madagascar

Nucya N,rA lur,s Av,>ar los dcspachos
rcNlhiao> sc arf> qac sc agnarla un ,omhaie
naval vnue ia fsla del almirauic kofesivenSk :
con la ss>uaaIa iaponesa cue csla ooroa dc Ma
dagasS~T.
Con este motive exlsie una expeCtaci6r
grande 3ue - hace % a. viva - medlda que se
aproxma la posibilidad del encueniro.
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Un discurso de M. Jaures
Ell gran debate Ell ell parlamento

Nueva York, lunes.-De Paris cab!egrafian
que sc estan produclendo acoloradslnlos elo-
cuentes debates eu eI Congreso, con motlvo
del proyecto de ley que plde la separation de
la IH!esla del Estado ~
Ell emipente orador NJ. Jaures ha pronun
ciado un admirable dlscurso ell sabado.
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Ia igIesia y eI estado
En- la Camara francesa

Nueva York. lunes Informan de Pari>
que ha sdo presentado en- la Camara tranucsa
un proyecto de Ley para 4estabecer la separa-
cion de la lglesa V e Estado
Aunque ha de encontrar oposicion en- la
Camara q expresado proyectO Sc confa en- que
pasara apoyado per el goolerno.
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.Et refev- del GencraIisip1o
kuropatkin a." eta cniermo

Nueva ast uncs De San Petersburg,
< mega Ia noueia del reie~o del general kura
pstkin e q ega iamhen que este caudillo -
l. tan dellcaio de salud que no puede conu
auar lo oampana
l.l eie &c lss tropas rusas continuara por
ahora en- IA ManShura
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NOtiCiaS diVersaS

La iglesia presbiteriana que esta
ahora situada en- la calle ,e o Donnell,
frente la plaza de Coon, Sc trasla
dara en- breve a la calle del Cristo.
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Ia fiebre expectadora
en- Paris Y lonclres
Inminencia de un cOmbate

Nueva York, lunes.-La expectation que ha
produCido en- Europa la proximidad de las dos
Iescuadras enemigas la evidencia de que es
inmnente el combate que puede amarse de
cisivo es completamente febril poderooisima, en-
Paris Londres sobre tOdO
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Las esperanxas
de los rusoS
Una victoria naval

Nueva York lanes Los nformes que sc
recben d. San Petersburgo dlCen que 81 gobier-
no H. uscovlta confia en- que la escnadra de Ro
Jeetven>ky resultara trlunfante del encuentro
on la laponesa que notablemenie inferior a
la que manda el almirante russo
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ConservandO
las posiciones
Tn ejercito 4 la defensiva

Nueva York, lunes.-Los parties de la que
IRA que Sc recben Constantemente en- San Pc.
tersburgo dlCen que el ejercito ruso manliene
sus posiciones aCtuales, la defensva esperan-
do que leguen TefuerZos lmpOrtantes auxlllar
los movlmlentos de ata4ue de las fuerzas
m mOSCOvltaS.
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~
Ia nObsexa snOSCOWita
Los negocios de la paz

Nueva York, lunes.-Un despacho de San
Petersburgo dice que verdad que la no.
bleza rusa haga intento de negocaciones para
Consegulr Ia paz nj siquera es parudarla de
que la paz Sc efcCtue >lnO es con el triunfo
complete de las armas de Russia
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cafIonaz0s
con los saawajes
Ell coniicto Sc agrava

Nueva York, lunes.-Dcen de Tanger que
I'm Cruuero frances ha tenuO que canonear los
salvajes de la costa que huyeron al interior de
jando inhndad de muertOs en- la playa.
Ell confllCto de Marruecos tOma cada vez
preparedness mas alarmanteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

PRO Puerto Rico Sc titula I'm TO
lleto que nos envia la Federation
Libre conteniendo discursos ira
bajos de varios miembros de dicha
Sociedad.
En- ell foleto estan los retratos de
Mr.. Gompers y del compaflero Igle-
sias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

NaiIana Sc vera ante la Corte de
Distrito dc San uan, la causa que
sc lie sigue q Juan Vazquez Urbano,
por seduction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

buenas farmacias y va revestida del
Sello de la UNION DE LOS FABKICRN-
TEs. obliterado por la frma del inven-
tor. =. e-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

La retIeta qued6 anoche en- extre-
mo concurr1da.
Muchas de nuestra rrincipales belle
zas estaban en- la plaza: