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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30
UN HQMBRE GUAPO
Un hombre con Glen mujeres
0 cien mujeres para I'm
solo hombre.
UN CtNTIGAMO
UN CtNTIGAM0
Es doctor Ell heroe y Sc llama
Wigzhoff. = Tn peri6dico
publlca su retrato.

Los psri6diaos inglezss oed dpanse
dssde hscs algunos dfas con insisten.
cia sobre el descubrimiento del doctor
Jorge Wigzho~. el anglo americana
que 90 hsbfa cassdo con Glen muieres.
EscspAdo do America desde hace
Alguuoa m 'sss p'rA hIir de los quere
Has que llovfAu de todss parties ema.
nadas dc las muisres. q quiensa hsbfs
sbandonsdo dsspuks do hAbsr gansdo
50 dote y de las muieres con quienes
DO hAbfa irtsresado eaaar, refugi6ie
aquel On Manchester, hAbiendose pro.
Curado una buena clientela, 90 be todo
entire israelitas & cuya rGxa pertsnecfa'
DssgraciAdsmente para el dentia
-, un peri6dieo aemansl do Londres
el sW c, kelly Diapaths, publiesba el
albado Il itimo el retrsto de aqrel.
De sopet6n, una velnsena de per-
sonas BE presenssron en- lss t1clnss
del sDAily MAils, que siene una Hucrr.
sal en- Marchest'r, euyAs personss de
clarabAn rasonocer en- el rttraio al
doctor w gzh II
II mismo dis, los irquilinos Go la
essa en- que dich1 doctor hsbltaba
vieronle arreglsr les bau'ea y largsr.
se precl pisadamente lo se sabs ara
d6ude.
Duraute t2do el dia, uua largo fla
de habreas y dc hsbroo' 80 eucamirS-
ban q las claizss Dc p0aefa "a Man
ehes'er psra deslsrar Qaa h4tfsn
ideniIfosdo s. DEF ii,ts,
ACto coAu4au ecr, ire IA lcs-
pector quo 90 ocaplr~ 10 aaio Asu1!o.
Rssult6 gus ol d-1tssa 80 habia
comprome'ilo c4n cG ia Il 1otita,,
tres de las cvaos r..u iatou aa el
retrato a su ncv.o.
sus stn gas Ia re3ao aiircn sam
biel,
La Ultima ylciima del bigamo, 90
decir del cepli1an no, fd6 una senorita
de NV York que &c hAllabA de psao
On Manchester.
Aquel 10 hAbfa eonccdo por una
de sus clientsa, y Ae hSHia Waldo de
IN sschsdt h su,s un m.dItSdor hebrso
de mAt-imoatos, para We. si habfA
modo dc casarle tamblsn con sis,
aabiendo que tspia un d sa dc 200
libtas estsrltnAs. la !Qm6 protto per
espoaa.
Los padres de 10 muchscha habie
ran querido esptr rar, pero Ia MIA es
tAbA perdidAmert, enamor&da y ne
bAbfa escspat 0 Al,mAnla, bus cando
10 direction de- puuto donde iba el den.
tiItA cor obleto Go pcderte CESAR con
81.
E, dsnt!stA hAbia b tho Ia cofte,
pero IL iLGsimsLts, a una bslla iSraelitA.
{ ID que snviAba rgalos de diverse
gelero, pero 10 made de aquela mu
jar avisAdA, 10 habfa deicu bierto.
Ora de sus vieiimAs fu6 una viuda
dc rs Al %, muy bien emrsrentads, y
que possfA una casa de barcs, y cuJo
nombrs no pnede ex IiieArss.
Estaba 9ItA promsii!a en mAtrI
monio deade hAciA alRdn liemDo por
aqGel,
FL doetor Wipgzhot 90 un hon
bre que siempra vS muy bien vestido;
QUE hAhla con sumA hahilidad auu
-asdalss-seR -At%A4ss7-FFeeseffx-eetth1 eet h1m
bre un cuidAdo dc CcngracIArse cen
las muisrea que ibsn Eu gabinete
LQnatitln en- la HGninn Lql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30

AdverttmoS d los eIectores
Unjontstas 0cubados du-
rante las h0raS ka6ora.
6Ies, Qae los tres brectn.
IoS de San Juan eStaraN
abtertoS haSta las stete de
la noche, todos los saba.
dos. En- las WItjmaS dos
h0raS deben tnScrt6trSe
los que no puedan hacerko
0NteS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30
Ell Kaiser y el Gar,
Una vista en- Julio,

San Petersburgo, Junio 2O.-Se ha pub'icado anoche
seml-ofcalmen Ia mott id de que Car de Rua ,is tara
al Kaiser de Aemana drarte las mani bras navales en-
Juo Nco4s II ira bordo del yacht 'Estrela Polar, Ell
Guermo II e r5cbira bordo de un acorazado en-
bres Ambos persona pcrmaneceran iuntos un da en-
ero acompan1pdoes ministries de Estado resnectros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30
D|VERSAS NOT|C|AS
Csrgos contra un poIic(a in.
sular. Propuestas s de
maestros.
NOMBRAMIENTO
Reyerta en- la parada AZ del
trolley, Reunion de Ia
Camara de Comercio.

Con motive de los suessos ocu :
rridos en- el Parque, 10 nochs del ID.
mes dltimo, ls formularon sargos &
IN gusrdis do 10 policis, por nsgarss
d pressar apxtlio al JETS de los ssrros
electrieos.
En- el depArtamsnto do Eduss.
eion % han rscibido les ., opusssas do
mssstros, para el pr6ximo siio sseo.
lar dc San Juan, Aaysgn.z , Arroyo.
Han sido nombrs dos actin 'su.
psrintsndentss do eseusla los ssfIorss
don Jo,e Pont Zsyss. para Aibonjto
, don Ritael Garcia Cabrera, para
San Gsrmin.
Aver & medic dis, On 10 parada
AZ del camino del PArque, ocurrl6 una
reyerta en- el earro electrjco pdmsro
S. Luis Garcia tom6 sl caro- y di6 nj
conductor Arturo Santisg 20 un bIlle.s
para cobrar y no teniendo este sam.
bio, 10 indic6 que fuese por 10 vuelta
q 10 ohcina dc 10 comp, nfs, pues ssf
esta ordenado. Garefa increp6 al con-
1uctor, aegdn iptormss y On 10 r.yer.
to que estos formAron intervino 81
mosorlsta Rsm6n Cinsr6n, para auxt-
liar su eompararo. So encendisron
los animos y se trAb6 una luehs, de 10
que result6 Garcia con una sontusi6n
en- 10 cabeN. ri motorists fe6 AREA.
tado
Aver 90 reuui6 10 CAmsra de
Comercio para tratsr oil asunto de
los muellea. Psrece que 10 opinion
general es pedir en- un elcrito oil Con.
SOLO Biscutivo que por Ahoia no 10
emprsnda nipguna elase do opra en-
los muelles nj tAmpoco el gobierno
insular Sc h'ga cargo dc sllos DIeho
irforme SO hMa ldbllco On 10 forma
aegda manifesto sl seeretario do soue
lla eorporaci6n.
Mr.. Lsorhards Sc propons csls
brar en- "a residences, entire BIyam6n
y Cometfo, 10 dssta del 4 do Julio,
tran, tir.eadola para el dia 7, A dicho
acto ha invitado al Gobernador, 10
fes de dspartamento y q los NIT mbros
del Con,eio Eiscutivo.
- Iuf6rmassnos que do las talda,
meridIonales dsla sierra do Luq uillo.
'e ttmln maierM do terrenos Que
pstteneeen al Pueblo do Puerto Rlsc.
Adelaide Lin, resbal6 aver tar
de en una acera de 10 Gale do San
JoGe, por hAber pisAdo una sascars
de mspg6i dGndoss una cafda que Ia
produio 10 dislocaci6n del pie ders
eho. Despt es de asi.tida en 10 SAla
de Socorros paa6 81 H )spissl.
DE heridas y cor tualonss levss
tleron Asiatidos aver en- 10 Sails de
Socorros, JoI6 SECURE, Juan Reyes y
Baldcmero Nlevss.
Con moiivo de IL gran parada
que 80 tfsctuai& el 4 10 Julio, ss,Su
lisgando dc Ia isla ndivIduos y ola
ses dc la policfa, quisnes son alojsdos
en- el cuartel de Rio PiedrAs DOR no
oftecer capacidad ~ q ,iente el de San
Juan.
-Por inttsc'ion & las lsyss do
reniss intsrnas 90 presertAron trs,
dsnuncias en- Rio GrAnds, una On
Ressss = s#see-9ettaex-~ -9ettaex,- ----------
"A novantA aesantx ds.. A..x
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30
GRAN FERROCARR|L

Be esia conatru ysndo un fsrrocA.
rril On la region donds 90 oosechA el
cafe de Ncks, Sc exssnderk desde
Hodsidsh, eG 81 Mar Rcio, hasta San.
uAs, 10 Ciudsd mas grande del Sur do
10 Arabia, lA que euenta con una po'
hlacion dc IS 600 almAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30
A VUELA PLUMA
Hermosa tarde.- -Anunciata.
Eyocaciones de una rima
de Becquer.
La ESPANA NUEVA
El aten tado contra el rev.
Principle de una cr6nica.
Fllosofia de la Historic.

vueito.
La he viato y 81 tal como 20 me Ia
habfA ina sginado.
Estoy en- ell bacon, frents oil m,
azuloso; frents 4 los esmpos verdean.
tes entire los cuales resAltan ale grea
caserfos, con sus techumbres pintores
CAS-.
Nj v.its y mi espiritu ae recreAr
absorios, en- 10 contemplation del
pAissje
Reeiho un b,no de luz. Nubea
blancas, blanqufsimas, van de,h asien
dose en- iironss por 81 sspscio.
Las olas cabrillesn, iubllo.ss, 60
ronadss de puntos luminosos, pare
cldos lentejuelas.
La muier de lss msnos depresa
torias, eptre lss cuales lleva ests vez
un peri6dico. ha prfglrtsdo por Ia
aehora.
La sen IRA no ett8
Y ella toma Asiento,
Y hV blamos,
Sc llama Anunciaka.
Yo 10 d'go, sor rifn.e con los par
p&dos ens0rnados.
--Anut ciAtA sde verAs que le gus
ssn 4 u'ted los veysos del amigo G or
dih?
Anunci&te hsce un a'guo f.msti
70 con 10 oGbfzs.
\ su voz gsngosa 40 alxa en- ls
7erenidad do Ia tards:
-tQ leda squl vus.tra idea lumi
nosa-como llama que el iiempo nc
consume --oa alel&'s 10 miImo que IL
ross......- deisndo, cuSrdo pssa, su
perfume.
DeclsmA cato dNmo con eu tona
e!6n pst6tlca.
Y 20 reeuerdo 81 poeta melanc6ll
CO de lisa rimAs, y creo perc'bir IN
sornc sclor de- c'rios apsgadcs, DE-
hlmsdad y de lrclenso.s
UaA boclnada Go aIre rttcigarAn
to, acarlciador. diSipA cate recusr6o
AnuncIasa suSpirs, y, plegando
Guide doaRmente con sus mauos degrs
cAtoriaa ell periodic q g trae en- elias
prsgunta.
-ITards>a la Nt11rs much ?
-TardAra bastsnie Ia lido q
Santurcs.
Coloca entonees, con hmldez, So
bre 10 mesa el teri6dico,
Yo le srSlA cate boleiin para cue
ss ensefsse, can to3cs sus detAllss,
del atentsdo coaEael Sey don Alton
40 y Ena.
HA dicho al, EnS, tAmlliarmente
con palpitAcionts de ternura en- la
voz gapgosa.
Y despueI SO ha marchado, con
~ piaar ligero, meuudlto, discreto.
He cogldo el boletin que deiara
Anuncista s0bre la mssA. Y este bo
Istin ha rssu'tado Ier Ia ESpa1a Nue.
va,
7 20 Ealudo regcCIildo a 10 rs
pQha NusuaY
Y lee; DespuAs de IA Trocedta
eEl sol sgresivo y radlouo, en-
vaelvs en- zus coricIaE llamsantes el
panorama de 10 ciudad en- flestAs
Z 81 Ter cate pacrIfo rienso on
squel sol, mSs sgresivo que radioso
que ism&s ae porfa en- los dcminIos e..
pL d lies,
sA'riba, areou y banderas de orc
y Gangres
Vuelvo 6 intern mpir Ia lecturs.
No a6 que txtraGA impression dea'
piertan en- mi estES pslabraa: sbande'
ras de orc = ssrgtes que pArsceu evo'
car TODD IN pasAdo glorioso, lleno
hoy dc slmbras.
Y como 10 tarde % hermosa 1 in.
vita respirar las fresoaI brisas del
campo, y no eItoy 20 en sIs momsnto
para entrarme por los sndurrIalss y
reC5vecos de la foIotia de la Hiato
ria, popgo ell peri6dIeo donde 10 de
lara AnunciGts, y mo echo & 10 ealle,
sn el baen sentido de Ia pAlIbrH
Fero todss mis slmpaifAs quedan
Rlli cen ia EEI afa NusvL
SuArez de Mtta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30

rreiponsa.es, no srlisu os, nj deserip
clones nj polsmicis, alno poticias,
noticias J notielaI. 33
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30

"A novsntA } SessnIx dfaa dc sAr.
Gel reIpecnvsmente tueron senserci
dos en- Axdadilla Fate ban ARABIC v
Manuel Hernandez, por fraud, al Te.
soro de Puerto Rico.
Ell Tribunal Supreme intorm6
aesrca de 10 apelaci6n inter pussta
contra sentencla de 10 Cor.e do Dis
triio dc hagsgu:z en- la demands del
doctor don Eurfpitss LOPEZ contra
10 tAmsrican Railroad CompAnys. FL
tribunal eS de opinion que 10 Corte
inferior ircrrri6 en- error on su senter
ella de 2 de Enero de 1908 y que no us
hA hscho verdaderA iuIticiA On IL mis-.
ma, ordenAndo que lA asntencia de
squel tribunal sea rsVocada On todA,
aus parties. EI dostor Lopez r.clamt
Gil dollars pot Servicios tacultltIvo,
varios empleados de disha compa
hfa, en- 10 explosion del tsrrocar IL gu,
ocurfi6 de San @ .rmSn Lajas er
1904
La ser rita pre- feIora Marian,
Rodriguez Cspero, que durante ell Ill
tmoIfio eiel clio 81 lA Eseuela Lincoln
he cblenido su csrtifcAdo por tre
thoI
-Dnrante ell dfa de aver arlsIt
10 poliefa trees individuos por In
frAsei6n q las ordsnAnzaa municip alsu
j t1hnguido hoy sus conds
nss On Ia saTesl municipal Lsopold
Arce Miguel ReQuena.
-Dssde ell 10 de Julio con art
glo & una lei votsda su 10 dltIm
Mtmblea LsgiIlAtivs, tOdos los aux
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30
Mr.. JUAN R, BA|l

---Es zsa+- -spsess -ea4tsegaro7 gus
81 martss pr61lmo, On 81 vApor Goa
MO, saldra haelA NuevA York nuestro
qusrido amigo don Juan r. BAiE.
De de 10 metr6poli del Norte pasa'
RI { lA ColoniA de CAnAdI, on gesti6n
dc aus nj gocios, para regreIAr & Puer'
10 Rico { fnss de Julio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-30
N0TAS POLITICAS
BRrcoloaelR, Juriu &c ! Qlt.
Sr. don Lpis Man . RlTora,
kRn JUN,

Dlstlpguido Ren r y COM airicta.
Son6 para mi ia hermoss d. Is 20.
der emisir L, yolC; ns ctu 40 lH
edad q3e eH e. - 10y, Qa0.s .el
perRnesee- - parlldo ds llgoldsd
plsrtorriQAs 1sy Nc llc ibro
de Is az ioLs su ssla tUo,
NsJt na usl eaense san tu
PtentO e. isot0o, Aesry0.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
CHAINS OF AUTOCRACY
CAST OFF BY RUSSIA
Meeting Of the New National Assem-
bly, Expected to Mark Beginning
of New Era in Lives of
Russians.

st. Petersburg.-Without q single
hitch and without a minor incident to
mar the memorable day, the Russian
parliament has been inaugurated.
The weather was superb and the
stage agreement of impressive cere-
at the Winter palace, where Emperor
Nicholas, on Thursday, surrounded by
courtiers and all the pomp and piano.
ply of power, delivered the speech
from the throne to the members of the
two houses, was perfect.
The message in reality was less a
throne speech than a greeting, and re-
quired only three minutes for its de-
livery. Emperor Nicholas read slow
ly. The admirable and even cordial
tone of the sovereign in reviewing his
pledges and asking the cooperation of
parliament for the regeneration of the
country was only negatively satisfac-
tory.
Courtiers and spectators other than
members of the national parliament
led the cheering, but the members
were ominousiy silent, expressing nei-
Their approval nor disapproval. What
ranked most was the failure of the
emperor to mention amnesty, and lat
er, when the members assembled in
the Tauride palace, away from the
spell of the throne room, many of
them were with difficulty restrained
from precipitating matters by offering
resolutions on the subject.
The only genuine flashes of fire
which showed the real temper of the
members of the house were when Pro-
lessor Mouromtzeff, who had been
elected president of the lower house,
invited government officials and clerks
to leave the hall, and when Ivan Pc
trunkevich, in a few eloquent words
from the rostrum, told the auditors
that the first thought of the parlia-
ment should be for those who had
suffered in the cause of liberty, who
now filled the prisons and whose arms
were stretched out in hope and con
fidence to the peoples representa-
tives.
More enthusiastic cheering than
that which greeted this appeal never
was heard in political convention in
the United States Constitution and
amnesty were the keynotes of Presi-
dent Mouromtzeff's speech
BY the irony of fate Ivan Petrunke-
vich, whose first mention of the word
constitution twelve years ago was dis
missed by Emperor Nicholas II as "a
foolish dream" today stood in the
front rank of the members of the rep
resentative chamber while Emperor
Nicholas put his final seal upon the
Russian parliament and begged the
representatives of the people to CO.
operate with him in working for the
welfare of the country.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
FRENCH INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
The Application of Higher Training
to Trade Is Everywhere
Apparent.

Consul Goldschmldt, of Nantes, con-
tributes an extended article on indus
trial art education in France and its
influence upon French industries. He
says In part:
There are at present in France,
aside from the national art schools,
800 provincial and municipal schools
OF fine arts, which are free to young
men and women. While leaving to
each school the development OF the
line Of art suited to local needs, the
state gives direction by annual visits
Of inspectors of drawing. The applIca-
ton to trade is practical and complete.
The administration of fine arts Sc
lects and sends the greater part of the
models useful to instruction, gives
prizes, scholarships, purses and en-
couragement to pupils who have dis
tinguished themselves during their
course of studies. The influence Of ar
tistic training upon the industries of
France Is paramount, and the ordinary
observer Is struck at once when ex-
aiming an article in the French shops
Of home manufacture of its superiority
over similar goods made In other coun-
tries. II one visits an art gallery or
museum In France on Sunday, the
great interest of the working people
may be witnessed In the arts and
sciences. A conversation with these
workers reveals a general interest of
the masses in. matters Of art and its
general application"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
LAST INDIANS HONOR.
Well-Known Red Man of Washington
State Is Drawn for Jury
Service.

Seattle, Wash-To have the honor
of being the first Indian in King
county who was drawn for jury serv.
ice is the proud distinction of James
Moses, of Renton, who will serve at
the April term, superior court.
Jim Moses, as he is known all over
the Sound country, is the last of the
famous peace loving Black River tribe
Of Indians. Moses was born in Eagle
Harbor, whittier his grandfather had
gone with the Black River tribe dur
ing the Indian wars of 1857. He
lived there short time and then came
back with his parents to Renton,
where he now owns a five-acre tract
at the mouth of the Black river. His
residence is on the home place of E.
Nj. Smithers, the old pioneer, who died
only shorot time ago He lives there
with his wife and three children, two
Of whom are in the public schools at
Renton. In speaking of his being
1rawn on the jury list James Moses
said:
1T is certainly distinction to be
drawn on the jury in this county and
20 have an active voice in the affairs
Of the country again. The fact that l
am the first one of all the Indians
in this county to be drawn makes me
feel proud, not only for myself but
for the honor of my race, which was
always loyal to the peaceful condi-
tons of the white men,"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
TERRIBLE WINTER AT SEA.
Disasters to Ships During Past Sea-
son Cost Underwriters
Millions.

New York.-Although last winter
was remarkable for its mildness
ashore. conditions on the seven seas
have been exactly the reverse, the
losses to the underwriters through dis
asters to ships aggregaring several
millions during the last four months.
Speaking OF the losses at sea, A A.
Raven, president of the board of New
York Underwriters, said the other
day:
THE Atlantic Mutual Insurance
company, Of which | am president
has had an unprecedentedly large
number of losses this last winter, es-
pially during the last two months
think, however, the English compan-
les have been hit harder than any
others, and perhaps the Germans next.
There are only a few distinctiyGl
American companies, but they've all
suffered severely"
The figures of the underwriters in
dictate a loss of about S4,000,000 for
the winter of 1905-06. The lumber
>
and next to them come the coal car
riers. One of the veteran cams zip
men who discussed the stormy times
at sea was Capt Publicover, Of the
steamship Earl of Aberdeen, who o /
his deckload while crossing the baT
Of Fundy in a gale the first of last
month.
The average landsman," said Capt.
Publicover, has no idea what this
winter has been at sea. It's not only
the hardships which officers and crews
have suffered, but look at the losses
Of cargo and the damage to hulls ard
rigging. Why, the whole coast, from
the gulf of st. Lawrence to New York,
is lined with floating lumber, spar,
rigging and wreckage. If the flotsam
and jetsam from Marblehead to Mon
tauk alone could be gathered up and
sold for junk it would make a man
rich"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
SEA GULL FOUND IN KANSAS
Huge Specimen Killed by Hunter a
Long Distance from Native
Element.

Topeka, Kan.-Frank Carpenter,
one of Pittsburg's hunters, enjoys the
distinction of bringing in the first sea
gull that has ever been killed IN
this section of the country.
The bird measures FIVE feet from
tip to tip and is large specimen of
its kind. Gulls are not a common
species OF the bird world, but occa.
sionally what is know as the dry
water gull is seen in the country
along the streams. but a genuine sea
gull is an exceptionally rare bird.
This one is supposed to have been
driven inland by the severe storms
that have been blowing over the
country for the last two or three
weeks, and after getting into this
section Of the world, far away from
salt water, became lost and was
simply flying around from place to
place in an effort to get its bearing.
When found by Mr.. Carpenter il
vas being fought by crowds, who
we're making all solts of noise over
heir capture, and to get away from
-aem it took to the water, where its
,Ormentors LETT 1t.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
cARTOGRAPH THE LATEST
Automobile Attachment Which Shows
the Chauffeur the Road Be-
fore Him.

Vienna. - American Automobiles
will soon be crying for the carlo
graph, an almost human invention
which is being shown here, If it comes
up to the claims made for 1t.
Think of an attachment somewhat
resembling the contrivance by which
selfplaying pianos are made by the
unskilled to produce masterpieces!
The cartograph, instead of being a
perforated music roll, is a map of
the roads to be traversed by the mo
tor car unrolling in a panel in front
of the chauffeur so that he can tell
at glance where he Is and which
turn to take. The speed of the ma
chine governs the motion of the map,
so that it always indicates-or should
the exact point where the trav.
eler is.
Moreover, the cartograph is provided
with perforations just ahead of where
the short turns and corners are and
these perforations ring a bell to warn
the motorist in time Even on the
darkest night by means of this device
1t Is as sure, and wholly unknown
route can be covered without danger
Of being lost or ditched.
The next logical step would he a
contrivance to attach the cartograpn
to mechanical means of controlling
the steering gear and levers so that
the motorist can set 1t going and look
for the machinery to do all the rest.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
SULTAN AGAIN
FORCED TO YIELD
Diplomacy, Backed by War
ships, Changes Attitude
of "Sick Man"
Turks Agree to EVaeuate Tsbah and
other Egyptian Territory Which
Has Been Occupied by the
SuItan's Troops.

Constantinople.-The Turkish gov
eminent has accepted the demands OF
Great Britain in regard to the Tabah
boundary question.
The change in the sultan's attitude
must have taken place very late Sat.
urday night or early Sunday, for the
grand vizier's visit to the British am
bassador, Sir Nicholas R. O'Conner. at
II o'clock Saturday night, had no i'm
mediate result except to emphasize
the fact that the attempts OF Turkey
TO arrange a compromise were use
less. The grand vizier's proposals
were unaccepted, as were those of
Tewiik Pasha, the foreign minister, on
the previous day, and Sir Nicholas
again pointed out the fntility OF sug.
costing notifications of the British
demands which constituted the abso-
lutte minimum.
The Turkish government has agreed
to evacuate Tabah and all other places
In Egyptian territory which have been
occupied by the sultans troops.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-05-18
WOULD STAND
NO NONSENSE
German Ambassador to Tur'
key Acted When Protest
Was Unheeded.
Took Ship From Under the Guns Of
KAYAK, Where Turks Had An
chored Her, Making Good His
Bluff, and Receiving Apol-
ogies from Authorities.

Constantinople-The arbitrary de-
tention of the German sailing ship
odysseus by the Turkish authorities
recently threatened friction between
Turkey and another European power,
but the energetic action of the Ger.
man ambassador, Baron Won Bieber.
stein, quickly solved the difficulty.
The Odysseus was discharging her
cargo at Chibuklu when she was
boarded by the authorities and re-
moved to KAYAK, where she was an.
chored beneath the batteries, the
Turks falsely claiming the vessel had
explosives on board.
The ambassador protested urgently,
but unavailingly, whereupon he took a
few sailors from the German guard.
ship Doreley Herr, boarded the Odys.
seus, hoisted the diplomatic flag and
took the ship from under the guns of
KAYAK to her dock at Chibuklu, where
a watch was kept over her while she
completed the discharge of her cargo.
On returning 10 the embassy the
ambassador found a state councillor
awaiting with apologies and explana.
tons.