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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-24

mountains send raging torrents
through the canyons, and in some
places an annual overflow is always
looked for.
There are three channels Of dis
tribution for the foods; some Of the
overflow enters the bed OF an ancient
river, called by the Mexicans the Ala.
mo, and flows westward 40 or so
miles, then turns to the north and AT.
ter another so miles empties into the
Salton sea. Another portion is car.
ried into Volcano lake, and here a
strange separation takes place; part
Of the water flowing down TO the gulf,
others northward to Salton. But the
desert atmosphere was wont TO eyap.
crate the water SO rapidly that speed.
lily after an afterfow the basin would
he found practically dry. An unfore.
een result of some recent irrigation
project has lately filed the unusually
dry bed of the Alamo, the water
working its way by this passage
through to the Salton sink. Fears
are entertained that the entire valley
between the San Jacinto and San
Bernardino mountains, will be food
ed. These mountains enclose the
sink on three sides, on the fourth sed.
imentary deposits are piled up many
feet above sea level.
1t was in 1901 operations were be-
gun for an irrigation system that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-24

The great Colorado desert OF
southern California, the scientists
tell us, is "a more pronounced desert
than those parts Of Sahara where reg
ular meteorological observations are
made But to-day n may go by
boat over the large part of this pro
nounced desert, il is with the mum
dalton OF the Salton basin OF Colorado
river this article is TO treat.
First let us consider the course
taken by the Colorado river and the
certain features OF the desert region.
The great river rises In the south
western part Of Utah and flows
through the southwestern plateau.
After the river emerges from
the Grand canyon it turns abruptly
south and, forming the western
boundary Of Arizona, flows through a
low desert region, emptying into the
Gulf of California a little distance
below the United States boundary
line.
The Colorado desert extends from
the Colorado river westward to the
bases of the coast range of San
Diego county, A considerable por-
tion is below sea level, was once a
portion Of an ocean bed, as shown by
the remains OF sea animals and the
immense deposits Of salt-the salt
industry is a very important industry
in southern California, Also at one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-24

crystal buttons. In using green with
blue the advice Is to avoid over much
OF verdancy, Just enough to give life
and mere suggestion Of color.
There Is nothing In spring styles
more chic than the smart little Etons.
They are as natty as can be with their
slashed-up backs and rounded fronts
edged with accordion plated silk
frills. We have in mind an ~inexpen.
sive suit Of very good style. a gray
material dark In tone. II was made
with a skirt that fitted close to the
figure at the waist and then swung
ont In some mysterious fashion into
decided fullness about the ankles.
The jacket was one Of the half loose
Etons, gay with frills OF dark green
silk, most effective with the slate
gray. The hat was a black chip point
ed In front, dented In elsewhere. and
trimmed with damask roses. A black
veil, one Of those affairs with but two
or three large dots, beauty patches T
completed a modest yet colorful cos
tune.
Actresses set the styles for US and
II may be well to chronicle the cos
tune worn the other afternoon by one
Of the most distinguished women mem
bers OF the profession. To speak rhap
sodically, we would call the costume
a spring song-or at least a poem. III
was Of that loveliest olive green, the
green Of unopened leaves. The ma
terial was some silky transparent stun.
the skirt had a long train. the coat
was tight fitting with very long,
basques; sleeves came just below the
elbow, where they were met by white
gloves. The hat was long and mar
row and a single plume added to the
length Of line at the side. A veil
matching the gown exactly was drapedI
over the hat and fell about the shout.
dera. The charming ensemble be-
spoke a Paris creator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-24

BY now the styles are well assured,
one need not wait longer TO decide
about gown and wrap; and Of course
by now the new hat Is at least all
AIMED out.
Hats are purchased earlier than
they used to be, even when there are
vet a few furries Of snow flying one
lees beflowered straws Drawing cold
and wintry aspect. II is a mistake to
ct the spring hat late, for nothing
ooks shsbbier and warmer than heavy
.eadgear on the occasional sultry day
N May. This year flowers amany
bloom in the millinery world and, too,
here are very good hats whose only
adornment is Powered ribbon. The
after make perhaps the best utility
hats offered, ribbon keeping its fresh
ness longer than almost any other
trimming. Very trim sailors match
the street suit in color and the trim
ming Of ribbon repeats the prevailing
tone. while pleasing contrast Is shown
in the fanciful border or flower design.
Ribbons now are rs attractive as they
we're in the days when your mamma
was young-you all must have about
the house scraps Of those really beau
tiful colds and blues that were the
delight of girlish hearts long years
ago.
We noticed a simple and smart hat
recently that might easily be copied.
II was q blue and green combination,
The green used in small touches and
very cunningly disposed. The frame
was a dark blue sailor with large
Tam O'Shanter crown and a very high
bandeau at the back; the trimming,
lustrous dark blue ribbon with tiny
punches OF green leaves which but
reeped out here and there; yards and
wards of ribbon were pulled up on the
handeau. This creation was worn
with a blue silk waist and cloth skirt,
the waist trimmed with tiniest green
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-24
Stand in Church.

There are no seats In RVssiaA
hHrcne>.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-24
Odd Nickname.

The Twenty-third Royal Welsh fu-
siliers were nicknamed the Nanny
Goats. because from time immemorial
the corps has possessed n of these
animals as a regimental pet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17
The Pilgrim
Fathers

ton. He writes:
Here ST. This the way raise money in New Hampshire
when we organized Fremont Club No. which began Republican
party that
Send publications Waterloo NJ H. If decent ndi-
duaS give than ST. each take take money
rom corporations unless wish to make yourselves liable pay
ga Republicans OF Mr. Chambers stripe like back to the
time when they were struggling the Republican party on its
ee and when the rich and respectable elements society were dis
posed TO look with suspicion the of the men
VINO formed Fremont clubs rich and dollar subscriptions were
DIS ch worth having they The memory DAYS
should make on the leaders of today the impression success
politics not altogether dependent upon accumulation in large
contributions OF vast treasury The early Republicans chiefly
because they believed in their
MT Chambers warning against taking gifts corporations
sensible ~ ~ ~
AT last accounts about 10000 had been gathered n sum which
may pc CONSIDERED beginning toward the 100000 odd that
be collected all the who Theodore Roosevelt for
dent were to respond This free will Offering Nobody com
round with duns subscription papers, endless chains or
little circulars You send your money you care enough about
the and do not keep it in your pock possibly pool
the fund for the payment local expenses and the local in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17
The Succession
Of Disaster

responsible for the safety Of the vessels in question Certainly
there lot OF evidence aside from the three big wrecks going
show conditions have been normal Some OF developed
before the ManCua of the unucky vessels struck bottom 1t
reports small tidal and that the Noeau lying anchor
suddenly by which parted her anchor
chains and caused the loss of an anchor.
The Manchua according all accounts for
which should ordinarily have resulted her pointing through Oahu
channel fetching Rabbit Island
the approach islands in this their
successfully There has been explanation suggested
cepng that of unusual for the big
failing hold proper The Sheridan likewise
which her navgators thought taking her well Bar
ber Point but she struck the point Now the Mongolia has done
the thing Midway There details of the NOngOla
accident but will remarkable thing be found that with the
lessons of the month before him. Captain Porter deliberately
ventued close reef AS additional evidence of strange
there the statements of the captains of the Sierra Ala
media and several sailing vessels
sea encountered different
expected One declared have been taken thirty miles
of her This five times than the ManCua
OutOny the ManChura happened be her when
land close ahead and the other steamer luckily the
The Boards Inquiry which will investigate
will probably careful examination OF these regarding
unusual
The theory generally advanced is that the Valparaiso
quake had something do with the phenomena
especially the small tidal Maui Hawaii
dence lacking support such theory however.
starting from the of South America reaching Hawaii
have be big the starting and diminishing intensity
would be observed various places the
crossed but there have reports wave
OF other local disturbances altogether likely
have been strange here they
hand Perhaps there been
irgs the dark unahomed of hreabouts.
Bishops theory another island extending the
from Hawaii island activity be correct
Hawan the last century to expect beginnings of
isand-making.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Don criticize your neighbor; set
him an example.
one of the things you can't buy on
credit is experience.
Most real estate investors draw the
line at cemetery grounds.
Even a wise man and his money are
soon parted by the undertaken
Many prayers would be more effective
if they were blue penciled.
1t isn't necessary for women to be
voters in order to become rulers.
The persistent man accomplishes a
lot of things that are not worth while.
In union there is strength-as many
a married man has learned to his
sorrow.
Most men are qualified to occupy
apartments i'm a lunatic asylum-and
they can prove it. -.-s
1t used to be a popular fallacy that
sense came with age and wisdom with
experience.
And it is so easy for a woman to have
headache when she can't think of any
,ther excuse
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

those who want a return for their
money, it is proper to add that, seeing
as the congressional campaign COM
mittee loves a cheerful giver, each one
will receive a copy of the Republican
Campaign Text Book, a publication
which is admirably calculated to fur
nish to uncertain Republicans more
reasons why they are Republicans. It
is not, we venture the caution, a wild
ly exciting publication, but there are
those who need it. At any rate, the
committee needs the dollar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17
P. e. r. STRAUCH
REAL-ESTATE OFFICES.

On account of departure for Chicago
offer for sale at bargain the well
known elegant residence of Mr.. Chuck
Hoy on Kamehameha " Road. Five
bedrooms, Modern Convenience. Lot
is 170X21O. Servant houses and stables.
The grounds are tastefully laid out and
are planted with rare ornamental and
fruits. One block from car line. Healthy
locality. Good views. Price $3,500.0O.
Also other choice properties at all
prices.
Houses tor Rent.
Waity Building. "A S. King Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

These marine disasters are hot stuff
from the strictly news standpoint, but
not comfortable reading to the aver
age citizen who occasionally travels
by sea.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

If there were only forty-six mem
bers of the police department members
of the Republican convention, how are
the others going to justify their re-
tention on the pay-rolls?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

If Taft goes to Cuba to try and set
tie the difficulty there it would be the
most ticklish job he ever undertook.
Those Cubans have an inherited feel
ing that they are capable of settling
their own troubles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17
The General Advertising and Collecting Agency

To for manufacturers and merchants with subagents in
Europe Australia South America Also foreign adve
sing with local newspapers solicited
Tpewritng, mimeographng duplicating work any guam
tty from twenty five to ten thousand copies.
j. NJ la MONT, Manager
Room Waity Building. No "A King Street.
Phone Gable Address, "Gacy" Code: Commercial Pacific
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

The Democrats seem 30 be perking
up. They held some real primaries
last week and threaten 10 hold some
more this week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

Ex-senator William Z. Chand-
Ter of New Hampshire has sent
his dollar to the Republican cam
paign committee, and with it a
couple of reflections out of the
publication of which he gets more
than a dollars worth of satisfac-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

This wreck of the Mongolia ought to
boom the hotel and curio business of
Midway.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17
Is Ii Physical or
Psychological?

ing pertubed perpcNd the usual OF the
that they her and the confoundng nagaors and
shipping? Have the charts the Pacific showing currents
influences that divert them prepared aborous
with such of research and labor OF accuracy suddenly
been swept into useessncss?
Or psychological for the series OF dis
have of the Pacific Is there
subtle pcrvasve influence the minds OF mariners
unknown themselves which has wrought this havoc?
the of disasters the Nancura the Sheridan and the
Mongolia physical influences of ALTERATIONS
currents the usual of the influence act
ing themselves, the minds OF the masters
their officers quarermasers and by which those
trihes of seamanshp which spell safety neglected?
Or is it Just hard luck?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

1t looks as though e. b. Mechanism
would have to go to Midway to save
the Mongolia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

The stranding Of three large
steamers in succession in Pacific
waters will serve to lend consider
able color to the reports of I'M
usual currents developed by seis-
mic Disturbances, which may
wholly or partially eXOnerate the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

Denatured alcohol, is not the kind
that usually makes the denatured
man.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

Captain Walker and his family can
feel genuine sympathy for the COM
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

Captain Metcalf seems TO be John
ny on the Spot"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17
Corner Hotel and Alakea SITS

pany wrecked on Midway. They know
how it is themselves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-17

Is there something awry with
old Ocean? Are his accustomed
laws in abeyance, or amended?
Have the seismic disturbances
along the Pacific coast from Val
paraiso on the south to that new
w emerged volcanic island in Ber-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
|, TORO CIGARS

EstA compsfiia sigus cumpliendo
III prop6sito dc dAr facilldsd al III
blieo para IL compra, por csias y 81
detail, de sus mIgnificcs tabsCos.
Fl sgsnte general de veptas-Ge-
neral Distributor -es nue,tro smigo
don Pedro M. Tilen, cuya actIvidsd
estk & 10 altura de su cargo y euyas
simpaiias son prendAs seguras de
buen exito. El stfior Tilen ea muy
popular aquf , en- la iSlA.
Las denaI Sger cisS son.
John Gill b CO.
Hotel Colonislr plaza B aldorioty.
Guillermo Gill, Tetuan 8.
Amer!can Grocery, subidA de San
Justo,
Union Club, en- NiramSr.
]. Torres Lopez, Hotel IoglAterrs
Es una red De YeAdedorss que au'
msntlrA POGO & poco J que sirvs lol
arsiculos de 10 caIs { buenos preeios,
IA Il, Tore oigSyI,s msptads
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
vAR|AS NOT|cILS
Multas ingresadas en- sI Te-
soro insuIar. Una inves-
tisaci6n en- Carey.
EMBARGOS LEvANTADOs
La escueia rural del barrio de
<Jobos,s en- Guayama.>
Una renunCia.

Han ipgresado On el Tssoro insu.
lar . SO en- concspto do multas impues.
tos por ipfrsee'6a 4 las leyss do rentss
internas on Utuado, Baysm6n, Aibc.
nito y Jana Dfax.
Eel Tesorero ha dispueato el le.
vantAmisnto de varios embargos en-
algunas propiedades de la isls, gra.
vadas por fAlta de psgo en- sus con-
tribuciones.
-En San German y Aguadilla 50
han prssentado algunas denuncias pof
los colectores do rentas intsrnas.
Aver regresaron de Cayey, &
donde fueron CON sl IN de praeticar
una invest'gacl6n en- las eusntas do
10 Tesorerfs de 10 Junta Escolar do
dicho pueblo, los sefiorss don Abslar-
do Gonzalez Font, segundo iefs do Ia
divisi6a de psgos y euentas del Dspar.
tamsnto de Eiucaei6n, y 90 assstant
sl ioven don Gsnaro Caparr6s.
La Junta Essolar de Gasyama
hs propuesto al professor don Rsfael
Pal6, Dfsz para servlr ID essuela ru.
rel del barrio sJoboas do aquslla mu.
nicipalidad.
-Don Luis NJ. Santi 90 ha sldo
nombrado con fseha de aver maestro
de 10 Escuela Nocturns de Norovis.
-Ha preieutado % renuncla el
professor principal dc Csyey don Uli.
COS Roman.
La sefiorita professors julia San.
chez he sido nomb tada en- lugar do 10
senora Ricarda Lopez Ramos, para
servir intsrinamente una escucla gra.
duada on ManiM.
va han cireulado los programs
para las corfsrenclas peds g6gicas cue
90 cslebra'aa on Rayam6n durants los
diss % y "a del eorrisnts, III progra-
ma 90 muy intsressnts J % dichos
actos tomarln parts el Honorable Go.
bernAdor Winthrop, Lsde. don Carlos
v. Soler, DR.. don jose @, Barhosa,
Comisionado de EducAci6n, don Ra-
mon Negr6n Flores, Dr.. M. Fernandex
Mater y otras diatipguidas personali.
dades.
-Desde hacs algunos diss Sc en-.
cusntra On San Juan, acompaii ado dc
81 diItipguida esposA. nuestro amigo
don Santiago Opper hsimer Van khyn.
Salud&moale afectuosamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22

concepto que antes de ahora tienen
conQuistado. Fueron objeto do mu.
chos aplausos en- los dlverscs pssaiss
c6micos de que tAnto abundan Las
PIECES mencionadas.
La mdsica de los mushachos que
smsniz6 el acto aiempre CON su mismo
lucimi ento.
El pAlco slc6niCo fu6 decorado
con gusto por sl ioven ahsionAdo don
Pedro Prado, y slemblema do 10 union,
infantil y los retrstos de los dIssin.
guidos pusrtorriquen 9, honor y glo-
ria dc nuestro pueblo, jose q. Padi-
lie, y Manuel Padilla Davila, son
obrs de nuestro amigo don Joa6 Nj.
randa ALVAREZ, pintor aaeionado ' &
Ia vex protssor de instruction pGblica.
Es unGnime el dssso de que al
distiD guido cuadro do Afcionadoa con.
tinds en- su prop6sito de propaganda
srtiatica proEorcionando RS tos de 90.
lsE, como sl de snochs, que tormark
epoca en- loS anales de nusltros es-
peetAculos Pub zoos por la mucha CON.
carrencls que ocuI6 hasta los d.timos
as,entos del local, y ls que 90 sncon-
trabA On 10 calle qus t.mbi6n pudo
gozAr del sspecikculo, puasto que II.
pressmsnte 80 d. iaron sblsrtos aus
BALCONIES.
La snsradl ere gratuiia y por me.
tdIo de invltlsi0n.
CoRREspoNAAk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
JUEG0S OL|MP|COS

FL Gran Estadfo de Atsnss, que
ahors 90 eatG ConSlruyendo en- el mis-
mo lugar que ocupaba IL antigua
olAAics eatrusIurs, estk prtximo & ter.
minarae y Qusdark listo para Ia cele.
braCi6n de los JusEos o'fmpicou, que
teAdran lUgar ali .su la Ultima Iema.
No De- ms' e AhEil prtxImo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
Principe de Gales a Madrid

Madrid, Mario 22,-Se reciben iaformes de Ingate
anuncando que principe la prncesa de Gales repre-.
sentaran al rey Eduardo la boda de don Alfonso XIII
con Ena de Battemberg Los per6dcos monarquicos es
tman este como una alta distinction hecha por la Corte
ngesa Corte espanoa dcen que Ia presenca de los
prncpes contrbura estrechar las sim patfas entire los
dos pucbos cuyas soberanas unrse por vncuos de
Sanpre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
NOT|c|AS De CUBA
Fxtractadas de varios peri6
dices para "a Democra-
cia". -lroendios.
vOTOs De CON NfIANZA
Entire caimanes. Minas de
orc y cobre. -Siembra de
arroz del Japon.

En- 10 coloniA de cana SHorQuitas
Ysgusrsmae] osurrif 10 semana pa
sada un violento ircendio. Fuercn
reducidas 4 csn'zss dos casss, entire
elias To do escuela.
-sLos dcs votos de conHar "a, es
el n!ulo de uno de los editoriales dc
eLa D..cusi6ps en- estos dfas. Asf
emrieza: .sHan sido cssi simultaneos,
y ssta simultAneidad ha hecho que su
contraste se destique mas acentuada.
mente. Por Ell uno, -el voto dc CON.
tiapza del Partldo Moderado 4 su JEFF,
el 81 )r Mendez Capote -se ven GER
minar verdes ilusione, respscto 81 pc.
riodo que ahora 90 acerca do paz, do
trabaio, dc rehabilits ci6n. Por el
otro- sl que 10 Asamblea Liberal ha
eonssdido & su presidente sefior zs.
yas-nada ha rodido altersrss sl ho-
rizonte, "a sntombrscido por torpexas
y srrebatos egoistas dc carActer IRE
parablss.
Ell gtsn hotel Ella Venus, Go
Guantanamo, fl6 destrufdo por un
violento incendio oil ~ del corriente,
Las perdidss SO calculan en- 1900.
Ell dfA. 8 del corrierte & un kll6-
metro de Msysiigua, ca el sltio como
cido por el sAjooinado,, arroyo In.
transitabls, cay6 el sefior B Bspiamin
Garcia, comlsioni.ta de vsrlas casas
importadora. do 10 Hsbsna y MAtan.
xas, coSsierdo el riesgo de shogsrse,
8 ser devorxdo por los caimanes. Fue
salvado por unos transeuntss.
va % IN hscho Ia construction
en- 10 Habana de un hermoso hotel &
Ia americans, dotado de todos los
adelantoa modernos, dc todo el CON.
fort que Cfrecsn & los <touristass los
establecimientos de esq fndole on los
Eatsdos Unidos. Cubiertopor accio
niatas el capital nscsssrio para
ess obra utilisima, para prime
70 do Mario dc 1907 90 lsvantar& 90
mo manifestation evidente de la pros
peridad naeional 81 magnffiso edif
cio.
El hotel constar& 322 espaciosas
habitsciopes.
-Segdn vemos en- los peri6d!cos
de OriaDte, don Felipe Herr andsz ha
denunc a 10 al gobisrno de Saptis 90
de Cuba una hsrmosa nina titulAda
GEL Brlllarte dc Cubss, ub'cada on
los terrenos conocidos por oil Saint
rsntes y que di,ta cinco millss do 10
ciudad do Halgpla.
Parece que, segGn declaraciones
dc personals int llgentes de! Negocia-
do dc minas de Santiago de CUBE,
Gel Brillante Cu ubRnc> puede consi-
derarse 10 primerA de su class, pues
adem6s de cont ,ner orc en- abundan.
ola, presents una rehabilitation pare.
cIda al brillsnte dc Alaka.
-Hace POGO tempo han aldo de.
nurcladas en- Holguio cuNentA nue.,
vas hectaress de mineral De cobre,
orc y ctros metales
Ssgdu resultA del an&lisis practi.
cado con las primeras mue,tras ex.
traidas de Ia nina, su riquszs supe. q
& cuantAs hoy 90 han descubierto, nc
solo en- Cuba, iino en.todo 81 mundo
Sc he estrenado en- el teatrc
SAlhs mbrss, de 10 Hlbans, una re-
vista c6mica que se titula &Tsstamen-
to Nscionals, y resulta chistosisima
Hay un nGmero en- esa revista que s,
titula <El coro de los chivos,.
Sc sst& proCediendo en- csta ial,
al cultivo del srrcz del Jsp6n. L.
semilla 30 de gratis por el Gobierno
| aiendo el ercargSdo de repartirla Q
SecretSrio de Agriculture
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-22
.Or Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
S45yOOO,OOO de perdida

Hong Kong Mario 22.-Estan llegando de la sla
Formosa notclas verdaderamente espantosas Los
tos pasan va de dos mil ochocentos montane de las
perddas materas, segdn los cacuos mas exactos sube
cuarenta clnco mlones de dollars. Es cas impossible
tender ehcaca los po la interruption de los
terocarres por e panco que extende en- odo e pas
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