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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

ifaraey the driver Of Dan Patch.
,sho has Creacena IA ehafEe. q take
the mount. which he asa. Then Cfeas
ceua refused ta aofk
At savage. the owner 81 Ifeas
reua VAS dumhfaundHd. and asked
AtF Kegrham 60 give some reason
faf the great stations remarkable
caudueI ME ketuham explained u
ou the Theory Il the remarkable
intelligence ~ the herse iie aaid
You know. Ar Savage. hos you
used a. work when son ecfe fuuug
aai without fame 90 fnftunu bat
weala You be willing q uofk n the
same way nov ST. Savage admit
frA that Ne could met
and thats what = the matter
With Crrsaaus. replied krfeham
Is evidently anticipates what =
required % hlu. sni kuawing that
he has NeH ths Wofits highest ap
piauaa Ne - determined % 30 40
mafr hard work There q NJ case
liks this % horse Intelligence ga
record
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In All the World No
Ride Like This

No where ~ America will Yal
find more beautiful srenafY. more
mountains. valleys. rivers and In.
let's than on the Port Orchard Route
between Seattle aud nremerlpn
Take the children and let them
breathe the fresh aali air. OF fump
on the sand ~ Pleasant Reach
noain leave pief 2 81 30. I 30 aud
10 30 ~. aud 10. 80 and Z 20
p IA Round trip. Zoe 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
MURPHY BEATS RoBsos.

The other night at Phliadriphia,
To- aik round 80. Tommy Murphy
~ New York easily defeated Hpik r.
robson af England. tn tha main
event ~ the safinbsi n1Eina clubs
chow murphy son in every oHe ~
the SIS rounds and several times b.
looked ~ though Be would manage
10 put apiba away f9f the count
hut ihe English fesihefHeighf man
aged tn stick nut the sis rounds
Murphy pcs up shtfiaiud naia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

n rfof Francis II Waite had met
rreacsua z eta befofe he wrote
his book ON the horse. he would
never have uat down that sthp uei-
ting horse Is fool il viii be re-
ui-mhereA that efcsreus has re-
fused 90 work at spesd this season
an several occasions be has refused
- 50 ou the track
ueotEe "a keichaHL the gentle
man Who bred Creareua and drove
htm IN an bis races. has been tn
Minneapolis where he went an In
tatatian ~ At Ravaav o. Discover
What the grievance - crescrus e.
when Mr krgehan visited Cfeaerus
in his rapA iaua stall ou ne Inter
natinnal ateek farm he seemed 80
street, hin NJ krteham afdefrd
the WORLDS champion hiishsd and
v her Re mounted the suIhY he sent
orr eheerfuiiY 60 his wufk ard
allowed hts uia-tlma speed
After working CfeHrraa cat iwn
heats be vs. hafueasesi fnf = thiFa
mile. ehen Nj keIcham asked faf
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AMATEURS
Safe, Sane Invest
ments for the
People

WHY let the banks grow rich
from the earnings Of your depositaF
TheY invest YOUR money at a high
rate Of Interest. while you receive
but a moager or I per cent The
German Savings. building aud Loan
association Is earning for its stock.
holders from 3 to ~ per cent. be.
cause II makes loans on improved
real estate only. and the stockhold
ers get all the profits PAY into
the association IN monthly install
ments any amount from 81 up. and
after period Of seven years you
can withdraw Just double the
amount paid In This r. your op.
portunity 10 make n safe. sane In.
vestment and Il will pay YOU TO
see Chas Osner. the secretary. 4iG
Bailey bldg. Tor detailed particu.
lara sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

Pardon me- for nssniianiuE u.
Bat Jsfu Caspy's vase - coed ~.
ample. Every time fixhi - psaii~i
of snY place tn ~. world casey
isurs Into the ring ana chaiisak~a
ftrrg~r lie sees a picture ~ Sam
on every dish az soup gstsat Ne an
aihiiatss and sslll ihtnsa he should
be 4txea chance To break into
rlaszr soelstY thfonsh neraaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

Gladstone wcrr practically left
Ru1abek led all the al and woa
arisihE By half q lenEth nomhafs
aief saa sec1na ana Fsillsfsa thlft
lnk ran a winning race from wheFe
a. gut of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

Cni Matt Rsis ga nns 80 a shinE
- the bea6. uhsa his favariss f.ns
tre Saus Eaaas " ahead ~ hsf
fisid he BET Ifts an hsf e eds
ranging ffrfn 5 to q 1 ana cleaned
up ever o. 99s On tas sars Ne haa
an@ tIekss r~adimx si.tts against
See n me sianeg rtah. aad eao
reading Ises against iias IN ths
ALASKA club.
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Anchored To a G.
AIRY for Life

Many man ia anchored -
10 "a meaKrr aalafr. beesu.. <. /
nos a'he sand 70 siaa
count The question IA ~
D@ia' Sowing money Co..
aftef yaH once make lbs ~
State Bank Of Seattle o.
place and every lnduesss..
risteat Fith c5n4sfssilss
principles for the saving e.
ard ptss 4 per cent lble.s.,
p0rnded sent auuuslly -
worth NhIir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

ha1kmatsf EnFsifsu H..
u Hus'ie iadg faf III. -. -
Jilstfaea p'sss e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

H4HtaHFsFB tsH - tastR H~aftsst
tsakasas Tsaka hfss ftsas@Astasr.
Nan ftsiff~a go fAf.s kass AIS Hifsih
- rfEft-s hsaNaa hfssa ataiFa eas@s
VS. Hsf.a hfsssF "a nisss tAsrssssHs
80 - 81 haHs NifkHfa q ~ Hsttr
Vi Hffaass aa1 a. ktrAsfs e. ~ pstfF
faa SGD hsH nsnNsn Tess - ssa@~ fws
k.sasa taasfs aAksffsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
PACIFIC COAST HAGUE.

- an1sias -. sasHtssIas
80 f-ssnsi@aa . osasssssss 1
ltatfssiss Barns eaa n..H5 TF~pa sua
s4s1aa
kurvuoas u.fns n ~ n
- Aases-- Sc. sseasatats .
ian T'fswflssa taaaasaB .
tlssfssss. Igiit sna Ntl~ss RanasiIh AL
Aansrffna nsr4ra HH'issn
n u e
fHfftsu9 ssstHsat stss ssfHsssssss
ifrszta ..8a.l 4.aa ..saa.aaH.Ha..aa II
naststis. tlafa sna psashas Acclfespf
au1 ussaaH. tr4pAfs Fstftna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

- ICY rt- Tufistfs career So a
etxsAfn artist IL e. an sn8 ~ Ths
MraaHwa ss ths judges iufartnaa
hisu tAat eNtas q hts unfortunate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
LOCALS PLAY
PRETTY GAME
SEATTLE PuLbb OUT IN rHu
NINTH AND rtEa TIA SCORE
GOOD WORK IN TIC rLnV.
nNra LANDS rHu VICTORY

twas Ia the uiath inpluE that
Mf 1911 Reldy. the Iuat celebrated
Cammutef. blew 40 stth = duil tee
ananf bs,am which fumbled clear
acfoaa the bay aad brought an an
told meaauro Of 10y TO the SAD
hearts Of the Seattle fans
with the aeofc 2 to against us
IN the nlnih aud the crowd starting
20 So home. Van nufpn came 10 bat
aad scratched OFT n safe hit to
short iiunarholdsr. the neat man
up. hlf one clean nu the nose and
sent II aAHY out 20 riEhi field.
asnaiar Van o. Third and himself
"a second Croll hit 20 Francis 1T
short. Who thought he would eat
Householder of az thlrd Hla throw
bit l3sidie Ia the bach aud Van eame
homr
Ore 10 Tie.
only ana run Nas needed 10 he
and uFaryh body Raa yelling Julie
sitelh BIZ . hiEh Ill 10 ugbt field
and Householder beat the throw
back 10 the plate. tieinR the score
with crall ON second. Mott drove .
liner To center cad got safely 20
frat Blanhsnship went 10 the bat.
hut Hsidy took uo chances aud
walked him With the bases fun
niE Lacquer Hansen strobe % the
plate Any kind ~ a ait would
have won the Eame riSht there
Hat theFs Wa nothing doing, for
Hansen gave = correct initiation o.
the eminent Casey on : similar 90
eaaion lie struck oat
Nothlng IN tss Tenth
Neither side ne0ned Ia the tenth
IN their half % tho eiefenth Dnh'
land got tuo men on bases sitb
none aui. bot the lscals foss 20
the occasion aud prevented any
funa coming over the pan In out
half Ialis Stfrit proved the man
OF the hour lie caught ihs Hrsi
pitched ball GA the trade mark and
msnt it neafiy oat 10 ths fehev lie
eaaliy mnas third. aud when
Ffanrks thfua The bail inio the
hleachsra ia an endsaFof 60 cat
him Oft came home With ths Sin'
Ming run u vas tho moAi encit.
ing game Witnessed IN Seattle iof
a Ions time
AeilY. the poftiead tStfief. saa
sb enigma 60 -. Cabs Got slsh,
iuninra. aad thsy could DO abao
lufris nnihlnk NifA him Nlrkefs
s.HH.H..s4 - A.H - E..aFHa AaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
TURF GOSSIP

KsaKh aid The best uafk IN the
- Ids oct Of SIS uaeauts he Nas
fret twice. ssepa1 anea aat thlFd
auHs
ishea thifH ln th@ iast race
~ aui as ~ To track anf best
shs Nnife Seus rars q -. fuus =
tsoa
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Klein. the shoemaker. ~ James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
Bunch Of Grapes"

ResT coFFEB MADE ~ az.
ArTLE~ Ai1ska Big. New fork
Bless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

when ressns eusbsss iast - Sel.
sss 30 alnfzst w~nt bass iFgtns 70
Esf anafhsr rrafk sf tha fAans lie
finally sut u. "a yea kRs@. and fhs
fssnit Waa psatsd tn tns office n
he FufaneF
When 1eCssrsfn lost - raftsff
- chased the ri.nvwssf~ al the wsF
scruas iha eonfinant fef q rrtnrn
match. Terry Wguss rot believed
hat Cashsfs bad u On hifn At his
ffst defeat II zoos anoshsF asub-
hing 50 SHE'S Terry that Goblet
san hfs master.
when 5tut f'ofb@tt san~ % afies
hls session stth rita 40 At Cafssn.
Ne commences 10 o. the riuaeften
zrt asoag tsaffsa trail guess he
ssul thinks that aaiaf piaNus wsa a
ttfnhw rtanah
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II Would be good Idea FOR the
KING county pair association 90
keep ~sumsn aut ~ the hettnH ifna
Lately they have been rsnaffRa ting
nt the faut ~ the FsandHtAhd su
daaNafiuE 10 see tie nddH iu lie ring
aad even erawaiaH Into The betting
riHr NuN u a. bad enough far a
wanan ~ bet GA tho races. and iu
tha east even the EfHadzis8d COM
uliaaianrfa have been abolished. az
10 vii nafk ma hardship pu the re-
males with the racing bus 10 the
track management eomueiu theirs "a
stay either "a the gtaadatand ~ Ia
the cafe They should b. krpi eut
81 che rins
Eddie kaufman. hotter knhnn as
giie lava kid bought new Hfax IA
Saturday night Aud the usft dpr
a. raiaea
uolnr hack on the ears last niHht
the ueafreiaWn poet evolved the fais
loviHE
A Jockey whose name Nas Mcbride
Gave = horse named Royal Rogue
Heeil ride.
nut hla hackers all lost
rot thsY found 81 thslt cost
That Royal Rogue couldn't beat
MiuiY'a Pride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

nat wfih ths fighters {, - Iusi
ihs reverse Whea = firhfsF sets
hAmmsfet inta inNsusihiiitr aHa 10
fsfss0sir defeated. hn Goes net
gracefully Haek Ia taa tiFsstiea u
ths soap sisehsn aea iat. his naea.
letn. uiihaat 4aY nalse Ma bs 8@ss
nnt AZ $500 a. ne comes ta. Ne
say@ that rs oprsassesst yes cnftaias
- a esfF 'sifpHs an3 fsk.sd fell
iaw anie ghe dssstas puneh aas
iurkf une. ara 30 ,fhs defeated
- austsfi just heard of the esaih %
hts Ipet feea .saa tsfpfs tas flshf
aaa raui4 nsf zee un scesstsfs ~ ne
lsafs thas wzlssf 40 a. his ~Yes tiis
epp@usni ~as ell fisht. bat as wanis
iass uae pspss ghanr@ 30 tufH ihs
tables oa him tn. tsAssf useks tbs
skinner lie a bissdhean3 and 2sils
hts hsad atf faf a rstaru usaieh.
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noRrrwIsTeRn LEAGUE.

Gay. uasses assaatsset-t u
ss-akas. ......, faseasetss-t -
nass.sfss -fis-,s~ta fas at ns-filsss
Hass paaa asa kfifuaa
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" -
iisffe ss.sss ..4s feaee -
Batteries Fzaua~fla AMI Ewtnlsiis. ps4is
ar1 assA snplfe ssstlss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
STEEDS SHOW
GREAT SPEED
SUPREME COURT Ako MtsrN's
PRloE FURNISH rHstLLs AT
rau MEADOWS - TALENT
HAS A POOR DAY VITA ONE
FAvoRtrE WINNING.

rha speed developed by supreme
Court ana Mtsua Pride was the
reatum Of tho racing at The
Meadow SATURDAY A crowd that
taxea IA. CAPACITY OF the grand
stana was present. and All thtoesh
aks aftefunan the hetting ring VAS
= pie q swclterins humanity "a SET
aown their bets fho talent had
Ner, had dax a. the only faNpFite
60 win as Rudahck. Who eaplurud
the lat race
A rare At one mite and SO yafta.
entitled the Nome Handicap. dts
closed the handicap Possibilities of
Supreme Court last " etnesdaY
Chsrley vandusen hid him out OF
"A cheap selling race and yesterday
he ran the distance Ia Just shaae
less than the worlds geeoei. step
ping 4 aft Ia l,uta With the boy
pailiag him up
shows t4er Speed,
Mlsiyss Pride showed her burst ot
aue,a In the Washington SELLING
stakes she led all the way and
stepped she ak aud onehalt FUR
longs IA ISL. test mlssink break.
Ing the worlds rvcord.
A cheap field sent 10 the post In
the first race aud J c. Glen ven.
drtvins hy a length from hlaek
Cen Russie Lady VAS third Black
Gem gol awaY from the past very
bstiY
Interlude. the second choloe. bed
all the way Ia The secand rser. and
Won easliy at the end froa - VIA
nlffaa fgacFastinste ran thifa.
The thira race paa over mile
aaa a quarter distance MatereuFc
vas nasae favortte. and ran ~ he
usually does shsn he occupies that
ssssltlsn tie finished lat Seosty
F~rxusoa's gesa marc htiefs Nun
saagiY by two lengths from OLD
Miks, waa finished stfonslF iraa
ran her usual eoasistent race and
flashed third
puhiie 10 Jsrrsd.
rha pHhiic got sn awful bump
IA the foarth race and strange TO
say - III Wv A"e ~"
played Dugiiui aad 20 Msnols %
the exclusion % everything else In
the ueanwhils Col Matt Rsia and
his fftaudx we're siippiak hundreds
Of .faiiafs tn the books an kutfe
Raus ~ho was & % 1 Enire Nous
sot Off 10 front ana led all the 49,,
wtnniax a. the ems fr0ns Ralph
Y0unx. who wAs neglected In the
h~gIinx fio Manola ran third
Dutffal Nss sumr~d cot Of The rare
At the frs turn bat ran = Eood
tacs RIM that eotnt
Royal Rogue vas backed town
from 10 70 : % , IN the fitth rae
hat MistY's fvfd~ had To mech
speed tor htr she sot Off IL tropi
aaf stepped 70 the hA. In a. fiat.
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the three quarters Ia 1 ~ FIAT AMI
van e.asils b. two lsnsths IN tN1
far ths six and onc hall fafioaEs
ROYAL Rogue waa ameh The bsst uf
the others and rnt Tie place b TIVE
isnFtha silver Sla ran third Mar
ilmaa ran a disgrasnfui race which
vas farrshado~et b. The betting. IS
he wsnt up from : to 3 10 !
Toe Much weight
The slslh racr marked he do~n.
f4Il ~ Thr tinFnen0t Ito waa
packing rs pauaas. Which pfuxesi
too much Of a handicap Tor him he
was nsdo iavagil# aud hesNils pta}s
I'd GiorNalets AS second choice
az 20 l. supreme Cuaft was pos
without frieufs aud wns backed
Town from ) 81 ! 70 8 % / The
Haxuenot vwnt out IS usual 10
MAKE the pace hat never cuuid kvt
rery far awaF ff0m his fisld lie
- howsxrr. uatll the head - the
stretch was REACHED wgtk supreme
Court seeoud and stiiieha tAird
There b. began 90 stop ans So
gfvgn. coaFs tcok command lie
was n.ser afterwards hssdsd and
~on easily By four ienxshs tsofz4.
i~ts finished ssrouxlY and eaat Tha
Huxmsnps a lcuKth for place. Dtsie
ia ran ont e. the haaa Of shs
sfrwfch
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Talbot To- p.,.a,,, sOs as,..i ! .
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Maplelnelc Cream
Made In Seattle

And sold AZ ahau's PharnaeY.
American bank bullisag Delight.
fui. deisctable aud delicious. 80
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propensity for riding Neii backed
horses outside the maneY q wauld
he better fef all ronr~fnat " b. dld
net accept any mote mounts
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Jack Mcrhrfsnn. the Vancouver
piunsrr. had = bad das hat finally
sat out Nlnuef hY bottluE $1,000 ga
uudabrk a. 60 8. vha won the last
race
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F.vsel,. wiz. L...

Ruaahek. the favostis. captured
re last race Ths start ~as sosus
hing fierce. oulY Raaabek snd
sotnharsiier kNtfius away fFon the
post Fuiistfa. ibk ani fscsta
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STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE Aus ip0s-Ferty Weather
fast ~ ~ Esbort. ps~.tifnx Judge NJ Das- starter
ps7O FIRST RACE-syen fHtoas. ssilax Thr~s oiss
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rta-~a - 80 In
tafsrsuss ptses 50 aAa~ 50 wlenlfFfss vasns See
NafpHa's sak-4Hx nNfsTta
TAR Nfasfs Ne. FaHhAaA
go Nam fffrtas
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FL JOVEN FAIRBANKS
fapta a su nOVIa.
0bStaCuIOS anteS De que los sIlan
tes en- fuga pudiesen IlsgaT I su
OhjetO.
Nadls los COnOCla hasta que Sc
aVls6 De PItisburg pOr tsl6gTato.

El hiio del Vicepresidente de los Eeta.
dos Unidog encontr6 inconvenientes en-
Ohio, donde lley6 su prometida para ca
sarse.
FL camino de los dos amanteB fugados ae
llen6 de obst6culos antes de que eIlos pu-
diesen llegar 4 su objeto.
Las leyes de Ohio exigen que la noyia
sea Tesidente en- el condado en- que Ia II.
cencia de matrimonio es concedida.
Cuando Frederic Cole Fairbanks y
Miss Nellie Scott de Pittsburg llegaron 4
Ohio ignoraban por complete esa ley.
El noyio no respondi0 satisfactoriamen-
to 4 las preguntas que Sc le hicieTon y la
licencia fu6 rehusada.
No siendo facil de veneer ell ioven Fair
banks, que era tan extrano para el Juez
como el mismo Adam, resolvi6 hacer una
prueba que le habfa sido sugerida por 81
negro poItsro del hotel.
Dijo el ioven que su Rovia habfa residi-
do en- ell condado hasta Que 6l Sc la habfa
llevado. El aIgumento hizo efecto.
FL Reverendo DR.. Ruga case la pareja
en- Ia parroquia.
Nadie los conocfa, nj Sc supo quienes
eran, hasta que SO avis6 de Pittsburg por
TELEGRAPH.
El Vicepresidente Fairbanks diio que el
matrimonio de su hijo Miss Scott, apenaB
podfa llamarse una fuga; puea este habfa
notifcado sus padres la noche antes que
Sc casarfa.
Miss Scott conoci6 Fairbanks en- el
verano de 1905. Sc amaron ambos inme-
diatamente. Mr.. Fairbanks dice que Ia
inica objection que 6l tiene que hacer 4
este matrimonio es que Ia pareja es dema-
siada joven. Sinembargo su tisne hijo 25
amos Miss Scott 90
La esposa de Frederic Fairbankns es
hiia de Mr.. y Mrs. James Scott, de lalalta
sociedad de East End. Miss Scotto tiene
gran talento musical. Fue educada en- un
colegio de Washington.
Los padres de Miss Scott irritados por
las objeciones del Vicepresidente Fair
banks no fueron cordiales con Frederic,
este tenfa que hablar con su novia en- el
hotel "Schenley".
Un dia le dijo ella q gus padres que iba
a Ohio visitar una condiscfpula y 6stos
no sospechaTon el objeto de su viaje hasta
que recibieron un telegrama dici6ndoleB
que Sc habfa casado
Mrs. Scott Ia l1amt por tel6fono le
dijo que trajese su marido casa al mo.
mento.
Ambos reci6n casados evitaTon, seg6n
SO dice, las formulas y etiquetas de una
b da de la alta sociedad.
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.DeSentierrO d e u n
CuadrO de Rafael.

Sc dice qua ell signor Schneider, arqui-
tecto del Vaticano, ha encontrado, bsjo Ia
cal que cubrfa un alquitrabe de la egcalera
que conduce al Museo, una pintura deco
rativa del siglo XIV.
Con la curiosidad la atenci6n que
iemanda un hallazgo de esta naturaleza
en- Ell Vaticano, Ell arqnitecto orden6 4 los
obreroS encargadcs deraspar la superfcie
que fueran despacio y con sumo euida-
do.
A POGO de trabajar, los obreros notaron
que aparecian coloTes, primero azul palido,
despu6s mas vivo por iltimo, revelaron
el todo, incluso un escudo de Leon x.
Los que tuvieron oportunidad de yer Ia
obra, la atribuyeron luego & Rafael q
su discfpulo predilecto Julio Romano La
circumstances de hallarse cubierta esta pin
tura de cal, ha hecho suponer que fu6 con
ell prop6sito, de esconderla, 8 bien que hubo
necesidad de encalar durante la prevale-
cencia de alguna epidemic infecciosa.
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Ia EVOLU-
CION RUSA.
MiIIOIss de judiOs OGlItOs.
Slgue Ia natanza dslOs ssnltis.


Avisan de siedlice, que seg6n cuentan
los refugiados el gobernador Engelke en-
ferm6se hace tres semanasy de consiguien.
te 81 mando cay6 en- eI coronel TuchanoWs-
ky, antisemita. Embellishments la gente
comenz6 4 desertar de Ia ciudad, temiendo
ataqueB 4 los judios Agentes provocadores
asalariados arreglaron los asuntos de tai
mOdo que Ia soldadesca comenz6 IN gran
tiroteo en- las GALES bombardear las
casas obligando sus moradores &
huir.
Para alijerar La destruction de las casas
los soldados arrojaron aceite sobre las la
mas.
Un Official que tropez6 con el cuerpo de
un Judo herido, 10 mat6 sin misericordia.
Soldaaos mataron al propietario de ia
venta de frutas y colocaron 81 cadaver
debajo de la mesa, mientras BE comieTon
las frutas
La noche del sabado los gm6dicos del
hospital hebreo encendieron las luces en-
aquella institution para operar 4 los
heTidos que comenzaban & Hegar. Sin
previo aviso la soldadesca que ,pasaba por
Ia ealle tirote6 el hospital matando dos
enfermos
Un hombre llevaba 4 su espoEa cria-
tura recien nacida al hospital y los solda-
dos les tiraron matando la madre 8 hi.
jo.
I'm judo se aventur6 sair de su casa
para traer aqua para sus sedientoB hijos y
cada vez que llegaba IL pueTta los sol
dados le obligaban botar 81 aqua. Esto
sucedi6 IL veces
lR12 vez lego con el sgua para sus
hiios 81 Official de Ia guardia antes de
permitirle entrar q Ia casa laV6se sus bo
tas On el aqua despues oblig6 a las pobTes
criaturas beber ell agua sucia'
ContaTonse 140 cadaveres en- las Gales.
Otros muchos est6n eseondidos en- los sola-
res; no muri6 un solo cristiano, nj un So
dado. Un nifo judo pidi6 permiso para
buscar sus padres por 6uiea respuesta
81 Official q quien diIigi6 la solicitud le
pate6.
La tTopa sin discipline obr6 con brutal
dad indescriptible durante toda la diff
cultad.
Dice el corresponsal del Local Anze'ger
en- Siedlice, que la carestfa amenaza dicha
poblaci6n. s'Millares deiihebTeos est6n
ocultos en- los s6tanos; muchos heridos lie.
varon al hospital, hay mas de 1000 judfos
presses. En- la calle de Werschowiki Sc
halla la guarnici6n.
Estan cerradas tiendas ofcinas.
Ell silencio del sepulcro reina .en Ia
ciudad."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-25
lMnIclnnR GENERAL

CONSEJO A LAS AIADREs.- IEl jaraA
be calmante de Ia SeEiora Winslow debe
usarse eiempre cue los nifiOs estan en- Ell
perlodo de Ia dentici0n. Proporciona ali-
vi3 Immediate al peqUefio paciente, produ-
dolor y 81 angelito despierta muy Yiyo v
alegre. Es muy agradable al paladar, cal
mR "a ninO, ablanda sus encias, aliYia sus
dolores, hRce faciles las funciones del est0-
nago v regula los intestinos. Es el mejor
remedio corocido para la diarTea va pro-
Yenga esta de la dentici0n de cualquiera
otra causa. Tengase mucho Ell pediT ell
0JarRbe Calm ante de Ia Sefiora WinsloW": Y:
ps al neior de tO1os
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-25
n 0 TlGE

Having to vacate his present location on
the Mar ma, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash.
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila COrdage of all kinds and sizes,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, new and second handy, creosoted
piles, twelve sets of new platform scales,
Weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, oWheelbarrows, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
Cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
.~-~ JOHN ~GLOY.
P.O. Box 6S3, San Juan Pto. Rico.