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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
FISH AND OYSTER NOTES

Soft crabs are in the Cambridge mar
ket, and hard crabs are being shipped.
The Maryland Legislature has an
pointed commission to meet Virginia
members to confer over joint legislation.
U. S. Marshall Morgan Treat will
cruise the Chesapeake on the Window
the first or second week in this month
The meeting of Chesapeake Bav
Fishermen Association at Murphv's
Hotel, Richmond, February IA next.
Will be an important one and all mem
bers should attend.
Expert testimony and scientific demon
strations in ichthiology will be employed
It Is understood, in the fight now pend
ing against the Rev bill for the protec-
ton OF the grabbing industry in Viz
ginia. For one thing, the opponents of
the Rev bill will endeavor to show that
the crab is the swiftest fish that swims
the seas. Heretofore the accented
theory has been that this particular
shell fish is non-migratory crustacean,
breeding and thriving only in shallow
waters, and on a sandy bottom. Dele
gate Harry r. Houston and former
State Senator S. Gordon Cumming have
accumulated much valuable information
concerning crab culture, which was
gathered by experts. Mr.. Cumming
is the legal representative of the big
crab packing interests whose business
is menaced by the Rev bill. Mr.. Hous-
ton says that the opponents of the
measure expect to prove that the crab
does not breed and grow in the same
place. 'The crab that frisks about in
the pillows of Hampton Roads tonight
may be in North Carolina tomorrow. !"
/ says Mr.. Houston. eve can prove
that. Heretofore little has been known
about the habits and customs of the
crab. Tomake the trip from Hampton
Roads through the Virginia capes to a
near point in North Carolina waters.
Morehead City, for example, it is esti-
mated that the crab must travle almost
go miles in twelve hours, 56s miles
an hour. Other revelations equally as
tonishing are promised by the opponents
OF the Rev bill when the time comes
for show down.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
NEWS ITEMS.
Mayor Mccartney, of Richmond, was
hned $40 for using abusive language to
a reporter in Justice Johns" Court.

Mayor Mccartney, of Richmond, was
flned $50 for using abusive language to
reporter in Justice Johns" Court.
Passenger steamer Valencia was
wrecked off the Pacific coast and only
30 of her $50 persons were saved.
Capt. William II. Van Chaick. of
steamer General Slocum, which was
burned in New York Harbor in June.
1904, was last week found guilty of
criminal negligence and sentenced to
ten years Imprisonment.
King Christian TX, of Denmark. dean
of the crowned heads of Europe, died
suddenly Monday at the advanced age
of IS years. He ruled az years, and is
succeeded on the throne by his eldest
son, Frederick VIII.
Stephen Decatur, great-grandson of
Commodore Decatur, first class. United
States Naval Academy, was dismissed
from the navy by Secretary Bonaparte
in conformity with the sentence of the
court-martial on the charge of hazinp.
Many people do not know that the
dogs of our country cost more annually
than all the churches combined. That
is, it costs more to support the dogs of
the United States, to say nothing of
the damage they do, than to support
all the ministers, missions and churches
IN the United States.
The hair of Capt. Thompson's head.
OF the British steamer Gresham, turned
white on his recent voyage. In storm
he shipped big wave which tore awav
his vessels upper works, compass and
all. From that time until she entered
the Capes, the Gresham was steered
by the sun, moon and stars. 1t was
hard work, for most of the time the
moon and stars were snugly hidden
behind storm clouds.
All the villages on the island of
Savaii, one of the Samoan group in the
Pacific, have been destroyed by vol
canic eruption. The plantations on the
island have been ruined, and the 10, 600
native inhabitants are destitute. Savaii
is a German possession and the largest
OF the group of Samoan islands in the
Pacific. 1t is about fifty miles in length,
and its width at the broadcast point is
about thirty miles.
Speaking at the banquet of the Con-
tederate Veterans Camp Of New York
city, General Frederick D. Grant.
United States Army, proposed an in
formal resolution that steps be taken
immediately to make January 10, 1907,
the one hundredth anniversary of the
birth of Gen. Robert E. Lee, national
day OF memorial. General Grant spoke
OF his fathers friendship with General
Lee and Of the latter's heritage to the
country.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
Friday, February 2. 1900.
GET OUT OF THE RuTs

A dispatch from Blacksburg, Va,
says that the new Tidewater railroad
has begun its big tunnel at that point,
making things lively and creating
great demand for labor. Few idle
teople are now seen in the old familiar
loafing places"
This is the returns made by all
public-spirited enterprises, and yet
we find a great many old fogies de-
crying every enterprisiDg movement.
Take it in our own section. The
hsh factories are the leading individ-
ual enterprise, affording work and
good pay to thousands that would
otherwise be thrown upon land en-
terprises or the oyster business, over
crowding these. notwithstanding,
there are many people indirectly bene-
fitted by these and many more directly
benefited that lose no opportunity TO
run down these enterprises. 1t would
seem strange that a man who is
drawing good pay from one OF these
industries should stalk against" the
business or speak deprecatingly of the
man or men whose genius, energy
and capital are keeping his head
above water and confer material
blessings upon a community. Yet
such is the composition of some
humans that they do it.
Aud the fish concerns are not the
only ones that come in for ingrali-
tude. Road building, bridge-build-
ing, telephones, factories and even
churches are numbered among the
targets for carping critics. Get ont
of the ruts and don't block the way
of progress.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
AFTER SOCIAL CLUBS.

Two social clubs, chartered under the
laws of the State, which provide that
only members of the organization shall
be granted the privileges of the club.
were severely dealt with by Justice
John j.. Crutchfield in the Richmond DO
lice court. In each case the bartenders
were fined $500 and sentenced to Jail for
four months, and ordered to give secur-
ity in the sum of $500 for their good
behavior for twelve months. In addi-
ton to this, the clubs were reported
from the lower court to the Hastings
court, and Judge S. B. Witt will pass
upon the question of the revocation of
the charters of the two organizations
the Manhattan social club, at Alp East
Broad Street, and the Owl Club, at 315
North First Street.
eff the present Legislature don't
knock this thing into a cooked hat.
the members ought to be sunk into
everlasting oblivion!" exclaimed Gus
tice John" when he had heard the
evidence Of the patrolmen who had
purchased drinks at each club with
out any questions being asked them as
to whether or not they were members.
but the Westmoreland and the
Com began an interested director
in one of the social clubs"
Don't talk to me about CLOSING the
Westmoreland or the Commonwealth
clubs with such places as these. The
difference is that one is run for its
members and by its members and
the other is run by a few men
who do the business for the money
there is in it" hotly interrupted the
justice of the peace, who
can see as for into a rock" as any
man in Richmond.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
SOME ROAD TALK.

The season of discomfort is upon
our roads. Richmond county and
other sections are holding mass meet
ings for the betserment of pablo
roads. s
This spirit becomes chronic peri.
odically. The people move for better
conditions and those in authority
swear they shall be bettered when
the season comes for improving
With many people and supervisors
that is the end of it, until the mex,
bad spell comes around-veritable
Arkansans like the traveller met; in
rain it was too bad to mend his roof
In shine it did not need it. When
next summers sun and zepbyrs make
good, lethargy will hold sway. About
the time fall rains set in a little
shoveling and brushing is attempted
to mend the growing holes. In
winter the roads are impossible and
new resolves are made. to be forgotten
with the balmy spring. Governor
Montague says We have thrown mil
lions OF dollars into mud holes, only
to be lost In searching for the fathom-
less bottoms, aud he is right. Ell
IDENTIFY our resolves need NEEDING
worse, if possible, than>the roads.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
Grave Trouble Forseen

it needs but little foresight, to tell. tina,
when your stomach and liver are badly af-
iecIed' grave trouble is ahead, unless you take
the proper medicine for your disease as Ms
John A. Young, of Clay, N. Y, did. She said.
II mad neuralgia OF the liver and stomach. INV
heart was weakened, and could not eat
was very bad for long time. but in Electric
Bitters, I found just what needed, for thew
quickly rclived and cured me-" Best medicine
for weak women. Sold by
AT r. G. Richardson. Kilmarnock; T. ]. Hay-
don y Son, Irvington; Ficklin s. Bass, Litwal-
ton: price soc guaranteed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
Strong and Vigorous
At tine Age OF
lightweight Years.

cannot speak too highly Of Peruna,
ana now when eighty-eight years old
can say 1t has invigorated my whole
system.
81 cannot but think, dear Doctor. that
you must feel very thankful to the ALI
loving Father that you have been per-
mitted to live, and by your skill be such
blessing as you have been to suffering
humanity."-J. N. Parker.
In old age the mucous membranes be-
come thickened and partly lose their
function. Peruna corrects all this by
its specific operation on all the mucous
membranes of the body.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02

: The 1906 seed catalogue of T. w. Wood
q Sons, just received, is far in advance
OF any previous issue. The value of
this publication in giving full and up-to-
date information in regard to both
vegetables and farm crops for southern
planting cannot be estimated. The an
nual issues of this catalogue have done
more to aid in the diversification and
growing of profitable crops in the South
than any other similar publication in this
to farmers and gardeners. upon re-
guest, to T. w. Wood & Sons, Richmond.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
Observation-Disclosures:

Resolution to do away with the new
district school inspectors, was passed by
the House and sent over to the Senate.
The legislature elected the Circuit
Judges recently nominated in the hot
caucus. in the absence from the city
OF Senator Sears Senator Walker pre-
sented Hon. c. b. Jones' name as the
successful candidate on the southside.
The committee to notify Senator
Martin of his election was composed
Of Messrs. Echols, Tavenner and Shack.
elford, from the Senate, and Messrs.
Williams, Clement, Cochran, Lane
OF Mathews, and Pitts, from the
House. Delegate G. E. T. Lane,
OF Mathews, was selected to make the
notification address, which was done
at the New Willard Hotel, Washington,
at noon Monday.
The senate has practically declared
for the "single' list school book, and
will require candidates for the State
Board of Education to declare their
position on the book question.
Dealers in cocoa-cola and similar drinks
will be alarmed at the bill to require
manufacturers to post the formula,
showing the ingredients of same. A
penalty is provided for failure to do
this.
Senator Mann introduced a bill which
aims to stamp out consumption. The
bill provides that all persons knowing of
the existance of a case of tuberculosis
shall report the same to the city on
county health board.
SOME BILLS INTRODUCED.
tNOTE-Bills where patrons are not given
are either because patron is unknown TO us OF
his name of little interest TO our readers. Only
such bills as appear IN the same paragraph
with Patrons name are TO be credited to that
patron. This explanation because ome careless
readers attribute all bills in independent para
graphs to the Legislator whose name happens
to preceded
BY Z. W. Gaines: To prevent the
shooting Of pigeons, fowls or other
birds for amusement and renting of
premises for such purposes.
BY Mr.. Gaines: Providing for proper
labelling of all canned goods, specifying
KIND of goods contained in said cans
and the year of canning.
By Mr.. Gregory: An act imposing
license tax on all persons, firms and
corporations engaged in the business of
hauling over the public highways lum-
Der, cord wood, railroad ties and similar
material, and directing that the revenue
derived therefrom is to be paid into the
country road fund of the county in which
said license is obtained.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
JUSTICE COURT.

Jas. Thomas, colored, of Tombs, who
was shot by Glenn Gray on the 3rd of
January while intoxicated, was tried
before Justice Eilskov one day this week
and fined $40 and costs for CARRYING
concealed weapons.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
A BENEFICIAL ORGANIZATION

Il enclose check for 81 90, my appor-
tlonment to help the other fellow out.
everybody can have a fire except my
SELF With kind regards and wishing
/ am, OD0 -'e" l car
"Fraternally and truly YOURS.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02

Rev. JIM. Parker, Unca, N. Y, writes
~In June, 1901, I lost my sense Of hear
Ing entirely. My hearing, had been
somewhat impaired for several years,
but not 50 much affected but that
conid hold converse with my friends:
but In June, 1901, my sense of hearing
left me SO that I could hear no sound
whatever. was also troubled with
rheumatic pains in my limbs.
IL commenced taking Peruna and now
my hearing Is restored "a good as it xuaz
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
A Pleasure to Endorse Pe.ru-na.

A Pleasure to Endorse Pe-ru-na.
Rev. Chas. Leander, pastor First Spir-
itual Society of San Francisco, writes
from 31l Turk street, San Francisco,
CAL, rs follows:
ait Is with pleasure that 7 give my
endorsement of Peruna. NY exper-
fence has been very satisfactory from
It's use, and 4 do firmly believe that IL
Is the best known remedy for cafarrh
Ia all its different forms. "---chas.
LeaDder.
No other physician in the world has
received such volume OF enthusiastic
letters of thanks as DIR. Hartman for
Peruna.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02

prior to June,
1901. My rheu-
matte pains
are all gone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02

uoppareil line Az Son'e per
ooituaries, religious notices of entertain
"ehts. excursions, etc.. ope-balf regular rates
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02
ADVERTISING RATES.

o0Iuuun tspeciaI position), 40.0060.O0 1000
es Is per cent. additional for special position
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-02-02

All communications or business letters
arlington. Va. to receive prompt attention
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
ECQS Y NOTAS
Investigation sobre un suce.
so.-Un foco electrico,
Correspondence.
UN NINO AVOCADO
Subasts sobre alum brado T Ii
bllco Para San Loren.
70. Hacia Cuba.
UN NINO AVOCADO

Dlosse que ae prAeticAI q una In
vsasIgae' a On un sueelo osurrido rs
cientsnS1ts ea Rio PiedrAs sttrs up
caoaIlero ds sQusllA loealidad y Va
''o' FolitfH. Dfeeae quo 40 traia Ga
ao AFRO gelIo eometido por los exore
ssdos rollcfas.
En- 10 sale del <Roaa,it. de
bAliAlA ae inatalN a 40 foco de areo
votsico, que d.. & lUz 4 so, 81 oicuro
rsciDso' YA ara tempo, pues de sss
c.n enisneia nos oeupamos ro.otros
sn vAriGs ocssionss.
Ell Ga 3 do O!tabre prtx,mo ae
vsriisara la subAsla para al aumi
1iaHo de slumbr a 10 ! Gblico & 10 siu
dad de San Juan.
-Ayer & las t'eE, Ge rsuuio la Co.
mislon te In Iolisfa iosular para re
solver varias pttlcioLes do guardias.
~Aysr cnrri6 en Aquadilla un
sueeAo desAg,Ada bic. Ell nifio China
90 BAdilio y6Ge en- ua y ~, pers
ciendo ahogado.
Hoy stldla para San L ,rer "a 81
somandanle LUZ q pr&clicar ur in
vessigAct6n contra un guardia,de a aquel
distrito.
r. En- Ia msf1ana do Eyer emhsrca
ron bordo do los bArcos dc guerra
auFlos en- Cnlebra, que ualiercn psrs
la isl@ ds Cuba, el cApi a dc marin,
de sierra Mr.. Ii WIZ tsnientss L, yn,
y Bhhoa COB ciento trtiasa nariusros
-El ciA de Oclabre pr6xlmo
10 l , ) p m. rseogera el vApor Sea
racAl' 10 corraapondencs que hA d,
condueir Lea E.tados Unidos.
--Se nosi, forma que oil sefior M
sleEzo Cinh6r, cedi6 los aAlones d,
Ia CAmAra psrA la celt bra CI6u da II
Assmb!eR que tnvo lUgar anoehe,
pesision eelts o. gAnjzAG ores te dieht
aeto.
/ 20. = :. :s: 4.cs!.!s= de- !,
ig e'iS ost6liCa dc Msysgu.z, han on
table cido un solegio en oil barrio Ma
rina de aquslla riudad
-Esta noche, en- 9 retreia do Ii
Plaza Principal, Ia banda de la Pol
ctA 1aaular interpr.tsrG IL brilliant,
selecci6n musical eLa c. csrfs nota
b'emsnte enasysdS por Q! s,fior Va
rAr,
-Ha sido n6mbrbdo miembro de-
Coneelo Municipal do AGaseo der
Tcm&s Herr audeS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
NO1IGIlS De AREC 30

Setlembre 26 Ell eltsdo hoy del
hsrido prt fssor den Luis Hefrers, ee
bRGtante sali'faesorio, dentro de l.
gravedad de les hsridAS. Aysr llspa'
ron eats eiudsd varies f.miliarts
del iefor Herrsra y fu9 visitado pfr
sl doctor Ordt Il z, que estuvo comple,
tAmat to de acusrdo con ell trAtamien.
10 smpleado por los fGeultatlvos Que
10 aaisten.
-Haiido delignado por 81 Hen.
Attorney, el Ledo. don F6rx Santc q
para conc Ger de 10 eSuss, como Jusx,
On la sgresi6n oil Hon, Juez Munici
pal de esfa Corte, por 81 individuo
Aniesto- HsFnkndtz
-ss dice qua ell stfior s ( nte u
etcuensrR en- ID I a eel bsstAuts abAsi
do deplorando 81 hecho que CON etit
quiia on rnmomento de scslors mien
TO. No deelar6 Ante tl Jutx Nunisi
pal, ressrvAndoss 81 d,rscho de hacsr.
10 dssDues en- ell iuicio, Ala no hu
prsstAdo asrzs para podsr sAlir sr
l'bsrtad provisional. El iutz hs de
tignado Is suma de cInso mil pesos
Hoy h lido ordenAdo por 8
A'cs' de el psgo de loa haheres de To-
smplsados de elss muuiclpio sores
pondientes 81 mes 90 curao
-PAleta cue Vuelvt d s.ttr sobr
ell tapsts . insssiaoI6n de M hlp6dro
mo en- ssia Uiusad , q ae dsl Asunto .
IN hesho cargo una somial6n que .
proPons llsvarlo { Was dc hecho. ADJ
lante,
coRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
lmpresi0nes Y noticias

Para hoy SO hAllA ssHalado en-
la Corts de Distrito sseei6n primers,
81 plst1 srtre IL susssi6n Olivas ,
CO y los 81 d ,reI ] MstisrEo y = por
ins mplimisnto de contrato Rsprs
sentan las pArtsG, rsspeelivsmente, los
abcgados Mott y Slrmisnto,
Hoy % 81 dfa sen .lAdo para
verse Ants 81 Tribunal Supreme del
EstAdo de NusvA York, el SHsbeaa
CorpuIs interPuelto DOR 81 tx iufz Mr.
K 1opel, contra 81 auto de priSi6n de-
6ssal de la Oorte de DIatrito de Aqua
dillA,
En- lhs ssserfos dc Sapturce J
Puerta Dc Terra, ss Queian con r. z6r
Dc ID tAllA de IN lsrvlcio hIgienieo sr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
POLON|A RUSA
Nuevas mAtanzas. Son los
jud(os las primeras VIC
timas. Muchos muertos.
e EN- VARSOvIA
= EN- vARSOvIA
Los terroristas. + lebe enfu-
rec da. .-Matan do { incen.
diando. Los soldados,

Ea Siedles, Polonia rusa, los 10.
rroriatas inieiaron 81 dia 10 del 90.
rriettsla horrorosa matar "a do soldA.
dos poliefas por sllos u Anunsiads.
Los iudios tlsron ,grsdIdos por
las tropAs Al enter arse do los atAquss
do que habfAn aldo vistlmas aus eon-
% nsrCs, y no cesaron do dAr 90 cazs
dursnts TODD sl dfs
En- au obrA dc exssrm.nio, nads
dttsnfa & loa aoldados, ssdieL tos de
sangre. Bsio el pic mo do aus dssear.
gas, ,eiistAncs y judios eaian por lgun'.
Aseienden 4 vgrios eensenares los
muert0S los haidos. Han quedado
desvastadas tres oAllss del bArrio dc
los iudi0s. La eiudsd esG rodsadA
por las tropss, las euales no permitsn
la entrada 4 nadis.
~Ea Varsovia 90 han reel b.do co.
tisias proeedenles do Sisdlce, las cua-
leu ampliAn los .dstallea que txlaten
sohre los sangris nos aeonts cimiensos
oeurridos On esa ciudad.
See6u esas notielAs, el s&bado pcr
10 nochs los terroristas disron muerte
Ados dc los loldados que eustodiahan
los aimAeenes dc provisiones del Go.
bierno.
ri pueblo y los terroriatAA fueron
atae@doa por I'm regimiento do II fan.
tel 10, el cual hixo vArlas descArgss
sobEe ellos. y, eono reSresAlias, los
terroriatas ainarCn & los policies
, soldAdos que reeorli IAN les cAlIss eu
pAtrullas.
E. tareeida por asios hechoH, euya
notieia lego hasta los cuartsles de 10
infsntsi1s, sa'i6 10 tropA atacardo el
barrio de los iudios. destfu yendo ca
sas, estabsclmientos y mAtAndo 6 hi.
rlsndo a ua' de eien peEsonAs.
TAmb.6n af man etAs noticiAs,
que 10 ciudAd eli6 ardie. do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27

bre y apsllldo fue multAdo por ell Jus Z
de Ptz por !, fs con Juan Btsanecurt.
Nos iIf1rmAn de Bsyam6u Que
sl cbrefo rspublieAnc Feix NArtint z
Csrrsseo SO hA rsIIrado de 80 part!do
Y g'eaando en- u Onion de Puerto.
Rico.
Ests tarde Sersu 1ometldos a 10
sPrnbaoi6n del Coussi0 Ri cattvo los
nomorAmiensoa hesh1s por ell Gobsr-
nsder, de don CSyetano Col = To,ts ,
dou Jose G, Torres, somo lfudlsoa de
Is BlbiiotssA ipsulAr,
Han sido nombrsdos mismbros
de lA iunta eSsolAr de Yauco, los 90
dores don Pablo sAushsS FsrnGndII
J don Juan Rodligut5 DsIgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27

los puestos de leshs. sobre sst' hT'
cho llamAmoI lA atenei6n de quien
corresvondA.
-LN protsSorA Mfi rita IsAbsl
BAlsguer eIIa emf rma en- lu rsliden
OILS de Cshfi d hSss varies diss. Por
esia eiFeursisncia no hs podidn tras
ladsFse q Porcs, donde ha aldo con
srtsads para diFigir una eseuelA.
: NoG vItit6 aver nutltto amigo ,
oorrsliglonArio dc Nsnan don J d
Rivera MiroEdS, Director de sLu
Chispss de NAuaI.
-Nueltro corrsligionario &c r uer
to de Terra don Luis Roasrio noI
Suplica hIgamoI eoDAtar que no ca g.
an individuo que con 81 mlamo nom
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
OBBEROS UNIONISTA5

Ano'hs Guvo + cto On los aaones
dc 10 { d nara Legts AtivA, una asAm
oIeA parcial dc tb,'roS unio nistas
Aaistisron Represent riorea de lodos
lts gFemios SO no" bro ma diteetI
Va proVisionAl de "a suAl forman par
to don Ecsebio Fe somo presidents,
y den E'tsban Nor rs, O. mo ssoresA
rio. Sc tc mAron impcrlAplea Aeuer.
dNS, entire sllos el d cslebrar 10 assn.
b eA general al pl6xlmo dt mlrgo 4 Ia
una de 10 tsrds
La coreur7srcia tr6 numerous.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-27
Franceses Y afnericanos
Arreglo en- Marruecos,

Ia ger, Sstemore 8 Entre los dip II Ateos resi
uen'es aqo1 90 ere, seguro Arrgu per virlud del
cu@' Ffancs E'tsdcs Uridos 90 unh& en- NArrus.
Sos para dt'nder sns interasea. e hth cAusa a'gu.
nA Apreh 'nsi6n. O. esse que 10 dstum,ps e asto ds
AemAn'A nj envisr comision& &dos espssiaes Gus ,td
zen 81 Su' an en- F'z EslA vista ngGl agunoa,x
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5licos franceses,
Liga poderoslsina,

Paris, S.tembre 20 Los eat6lices de F, 81 ca han
tornado una ligA para mantsnsr al prssteo de gs
sic sl exolendor de GU to- E eminsnte eseri,or y
posta Paul Brinstier esi& pubiicando una ie do I'd
aiFsbes arscuios que hAcen impression n ell pafs en
favor Del PapA de 10 LlGA oposiei6n 81 gohsrro
DC 10 Re ubra Las sumss suscritsa hsata sAts horA
Aaee' den n a. dc vsints millouss dc francis. So
conssrui nuevas igesias SO Adquriran muchss do
las setualss La LIGA, al iniciAr trAhsios DO
osupNa dc politics; pero ne ressrvs 81 dsreeho do
eonstiturse on pArdo 81 las cireunstaness 10 aconla
isn.
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