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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17

President A. p Strub, of the local as
sociation, who guaranteed his appear
ance in the police court this morning.
UP to 1880 o'clock he had not appear
ed, and President Strub did not know
whether he was in town or not. Mayor
Ingledue said he intended to have
warrant issued and have it sent to the
game this afternoon for the arrest OF
Corkill as soon as play was over.
1t was said Corkill apologized to
Umpire Anderson last night.
While President Peckham upholds
Umpire Anderson for the decisions he
made to avoid any additional trouble
he ordered Anderson to Waterloo last
night and transferred Brennan, who
has been working there, to this city.
President Peckham said he would not
suspend Corkill, altho he probably de-
served L., and the extent of his pun
ishment would be the fine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
DELEGATES CALLED
Special Session Of Republican County
Convention to Be Hold to Nominate
Candidate for SUPPLEMENTARY,
September 8, the Date.

Hon George A. Turner, chairman OF
the recent county convention. has call
ed the delegates to the convention to
reassemble for the purpose of nomi-
mating third candidate for supervisor.
This action is made necessary by the
biennial elections law, but the candi-
date nominated at this convention, II
elected, will not take office until Jam
uary l, 1908. Chairman Turner has
called the convention for Saturday.
September 8, in the east court room In
this city. The official call is as fol-
lows:
Whereas, the republican county
convention in and for Marshall county,
Iowa, held at Marshalltown on March
%, 1906, adjourned subject to the call
of the chairman; and,
Whereas, by reason Of our general
elections being held only once in two
years, it becomes necessary to elect a
county supervisor to succeed w. H.
Jones, whose term of office will expire
on Jan. 1, 1908.
Therefore, /, George A. Turner,
chairman of said convention, do hereby
call the regularly elected delegates
from the various voting precincts in
said county to meet In convention at
the east court room, Marshalitown,
Iowa, on Saturday, Sept. s, 1906, at
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of plac>
ing in nomination one candidate for
county supervisor for the term COM
mencing Jan. l. 1908
Dated at Marsha1ltown, Iowa, Au.
gust 16, 1906
GEORGE A. TURNER"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
ms were married in 1886.

Inns were married in 1886.
Alice Peckham, of State Center.
charges her husband, Cyrus f., with
adultery and cruelty. Mr.. and Mrs
Peckham were married in 1888 at
Crasco.
Leslie r. Norton not only wants a
divorce from Gertrude Showalter Nor
ton, but he also desires that she be
given no title in an eighty acre farm
he owns. Infidelity is charged. Mr.
and Mrs. Norton were married in Jas
per county in 1901.
Sarah j. Collar, who was married
to Joseph G. Collar. thirty-nine years
ago. charges her husband with deser-
Son.
Myrtle Chapman accuses Clyde Lyle
Chapman, to whom she was married IN
Clinton in 1905. with cruelty and there
fore she desires the marriage ties sew
cred.
Drunkenness and cruelty are the
charges laid against Fred I. Hiekle,
by Irene A. Hickle. In addition to a
divorce Mrs. Hickle wishes the Gus
toby Of a minor sin. MIR. and Mrs.
Hickle were married in Waverly IN
1QOS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
WANTS TO BUY PLAYERS.
Tim o'Rourke is After Manager
Brown and Dick

There is possibility that both
Manager Brown and Pitcher Dick may
be sold if terms can be agreed to-
Tim O'Rourke, of Waterloo was in
the city Thursday night negotiating for
the purchase of both players. but made
no offer, altho it is expected that one
will be made before long. 1t is not
known who ORourke is buying for,
but 1t is thought to be the st. Paul
club of the American Association. In
case the sale is made. the purchaser
would not come into possession of the
players until after the league season
closed. The local associations direc-
tors set price of $500 on Dick and
$500 on the manager Owner Lennon,
of the St Paul team. is to be in Wat
erloo to-day, and possibly the sale may
be closed within short time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
CARNIVAL DRAWS WELL.
Another Large Crowd Last Night Wei
Pleased,

Another large crowd was present
Thursday night at the carnival. Those
in attendance patronized literally the
percentage shows, which divided the
business about equally, as heretofore.
The Wild West continues to be the
most popular feature not only because
it is good, but for the reason that
Manager Tantlinger has wide ac-
quaintance here and is well liked. The
crowd continues we'll behaved and or
Derby, and to date the officers on dtuy
on the grounds have not found it nee
essary to make an arrest. The car:li-
val will close Saturday night and will
make long jump from here, being
booked for Richmond, Mo-, next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
BApTIsTs LOSE AGAIN
Leaders Drop Their Second Game
to the Team of the Methodist Church
Score Wa. q to 2-standins Of the

The Baptists lost again Thursday
night. BY getting busy late in the
game. when the Baptists apparently
had the victory safely slowed away
the NIethodists won from the leaders
by A 10 g The Baptists started out by
scoring in the first inning. They
counted again in the third. The Meth
odists did not get away with a score
until in the fourth. when they tailed
twice Two more in the fifth beat their
opponents. The score by innings:
r. H. f.
Methodists .........o o 2 "a 6 8
Baptists ...........1 0 | 0 o. l
Batteries Pinkerton ard
Smith; Baptists, Salisbury and Kirk.
Struck Out-By Pinkerton 4, by Sails
bury 6. Two Base Hits-Chinn. UNI
pire--Scott.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
STANDING of the Clubs.
LENNON BACKING o'RoURKE.
st. Paul Man Furnishing Money
purchase Of Waterloo Club.

1t has developed thru information,
which is believed to be authentic, and
which has been received by President
l.. S. Peckham, that President Lennon,
Sand owner of the ST. Paul club of the
American Association, is furnishing
Tin O,Rourke with the money to buy
tina Waterloo club. The transfer was
to be made today. when NLennon ex-
pected to be in Waterloo
Umpire Fuller, who recently off1clat-
ed here, is DESTROYS of also obtaining
possession of the Waterloo club. He
claims to have the backing necessary
for the purchase.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17

Earned runs-Ottumwa 3, Marshall.
town O. Three base hits-Harris Two
base hits-Brown, Thomas 2, Giffen.
Shook Sacrifice hits-Everett. Shook,
Curtis, Horath, Reynolds. Left OH
bases-Marshallto 5, ottumwa G.
Double plays-Reynolds to Rathbura
to Curtis, Williams to Thomas to
Brown Stolen 'bases-Horath Struck
out-By Giffen 5, by Reynolds 5. Bas e
on balls Off Giffen 2, off Reynolds 1.
Time of game-2:O5. Umpire-Ander-
son. Attendance-178.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
Small Wreck On Big Four.

I.ayfette, Ind, Aug. 16.-An east
bound passenger train on the Big f'on:
struck two cars Of an extra freight
train at Summit early today, damag ing
the passenger engine and killing
number of sheep. The passengers were
shaken up by the shock and a few cut
by broken glass, but none We're serl-
ously hurt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
japanese Cup and Saucer Free.

Sinclair will give absolutely free a
regular soc japanese cup and saucer
with each s1.00 purchase made at his
store Saturday, August 18th. See his
window display and you will go
straight home and look up what you
need for the cupboard and phone in
your order.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
SAVE YOUR CLOTHES
Tho Meeker Laundry Company Are
Determined to be Up to Date, and
Have Installed a Plant Which Man.
nfactures "Rain" Water in Which
They Wash Their Patrons Clothes.

The enterprising firm, the iMeeker
Laundry Company has installed a
plant which is unique in the laundry
business of Iowa.
Every housewife knows the advan-
tage of rain water for washing pur-
poses and the Meeker laundry has a
non-chemical water softening plant
now in operation which extracts the
lime by precipitation. leaving it as
pure in quality as rain water. All
clothes sent to this laundry are wash
ed in this soft water. insuring that
incompatible whiteness so much de-
sired, with the least amount of rubbing
thus saving much of the wear inciden-
tai to washday.
The public is cordially invited, to
inspect this latest addition to an al
ready nearly perfect laundry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
Nav Home. m the West.

Over million acres of land will be
thrown open to settlement on the Sho-
ahone Indian Reservation August IL,
direct route of the Chicago & North
western Ry. from Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis, Omaha. and other points
l,-s. These lands are reached by the
In the Mississippi Valley. Send &c IN
stamps for pamphlets, maps and full
narticulars to W. b Kniskern. p. T..
County Superintendent c. G. Dudley
was found dead in his home at Ma
ouoketa, Iowa, Of heart disease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
Yesterdays Results.

Marshalltown 3. Ottumwa IA.
Clinton A, Burlington 0.
Ft. Dodge 1, Keokuk 6, first game.
Ft. Dodge 2, Keokuk 4, second game
Waterloo /, Oskaloosa 5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
$22 Chicago to New York and Return
Via Lake Shore.

Tickets on sale August 2sth and
10Th, good returning until September
18th.
S. Giles, T. p. A., Chicago. w. j.
Lynch, passenger traffic manager,
Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
Tri-State Fair at Dubuque, Iowa, Aug
~ to Sept. 1.

One fare for the round trip via Chi
cago Great Western railway. Tickets
on sale August 81 to September 1. Re-
turn limit September 8. For further
inforamtion apply to ]. R. Harding.
agent, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
Disgraceful Row Spells Game
and Leads to the Locals Be-
ing Badly Beaten
CAUSED Ely TWO DECISIONS
Big outfielder Becomes Aneered and
Starts to Beat the Umpire-Pitchers
Play in the outfield and the Brown
les Are Overwhelmed ID to 3-vis-
itors Hit Giffen Freely.
Today. can,e.

Burlington at Marshalltown, post
poned.
Oskaloosa at FIT Dodge.
Ottumwa at Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
SAWED soIe. A. Mailed Prices.

Go to C. johnson, second door south
of Schmidt's hardware store. and get
your soles sewed on at the same price
as mailing. Best workrnen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
LEMPkE HAS APPENDICITIS.
ottumwa TwirIer Is Taken Suddenly
Siek-ls at Aospital,

Pitcher Lennpke, of the Ottumwa
team. was taken suddenly sick Thurs
day and was removed to St. Thomas
hospital, where his case was diagnosed
to be appendicitis. He was said to be
resting easier today, but his condition
is still serious. 1t was not decided
when an operation would be performed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
coRkILL ARRESTED.

Fielder Who Attacked Umpire Placid
Under Arrest.
Outfelder Corkill, who attacked
Umpire Anderson, was placed under
arrest by Desk Sergeant Goodale. lie
was released on the cogntzance Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-17
MANY WANT DIVORCES.
Six Applications Filed in the Distrc
Court IN Iwo DAYS

Court in Two Days.
The divorce calendar Of the coming
term of the district court will be large.
In addition to several previously filed,
six suits for divorce have been COM
menced within the past two days.
Thomas Mclaughlin, resident OF
Linn township, says Lillian McLaugh-
lin has deserted him. The McLaugh-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
mo AcATARRARsE |

FL caGart8 90 una entermsdad cue
hsns mucha rnaa importancia de la QUE
ga lsralmente Sc le Atrihuye. Invade
luuos los 6rgAnos del ouerpo, Guy n
funciones y'fuerH&s debilita profunda.
nnsnts. EssAusa frecut ntede ID sordera
afeasa lA Wis la naris , ls Rsreanta
- gensralmenle por donds ompisz :
Il tuberculosis tisis,
La miamA tasilidad , Ia fresuen-
Gle con que se pesea IN eatarro, haee
. las personaa indiferentea para Gu.
rArlo J IL gran mAyorfa no ss preoeu
Pc dc les conaeeueneiss.
Los eanos frfos por Ii mansna
Embellishments despues de deiar el
lesho, dormif con les ventanas abisrl
bAs sVitar las eorrisnlss de sire, sop
lfeoaneiones muy oucnAs cue no sues
- trabsio el ohHefvarlas. Pare Al
preVephvo mas positive, mka chaas,
tn1s f&cil m2s positive tambien 81
Cue asor sejan los msdioos, e. Ii Emu.
zion de ssost &c Rceits de hfgado de
basalap,
Es sorPrendente 10 fusfsa, vitAlidsd.
ansrgfA po6er de reaistsneiA az re-
nibe 81 aubfEo humsno de las pso us.
hAa desis de kmnlsion de SsosI cue a.
edminiatfan son sonslansia. Etla
Emulsion rssasre intsriormants sodas
- parlss dsoiles J 1uihara hIes dsl
susrpo 10 pCns 81 shglgo de IL Ia.
fession satarfal,
De euAndo en euRndo spsressn |
hdustFiales POGO essl upulotoa anun.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

eiAndo emulaionss, vinos 6 prepsfa.
dos & los gus atribuyen propied sdes
curanvas que no tienen , hasta hay
ouien 90 atrave { dssir en- lesras de
lmprenta, que 81 petr6leo 6 kerosins
"a nm alimente.
Que 90 sl petr6leof Un aeaite mins.
re qua se usa como eomhustihle pars
luhriear y limpiAr mao uinas = pars
alumhrar.
Una substansia indigestih!s QUE
parsee de ls propisdGi esencisl de 10.
do AlimenAo, sual es la Aaimilael6o.
que pasa 81 traves del tubo intassna >
ain modihearse y ain ssr ataorbi
nidA, una substanei& en- fin, cue M
hene ninRunA de las propied Ades an
rativas y alimentieiaa del aeeite 4.
hfgado de baealso. 81 se diiess ous
81 petroleo 60 IN Alimsnto para mS.
quinaa, podrfa passrl psro no an ali.
mento para el euerpo.
81 tsnsis algunA duda, proguntad
> vuestFo m6dieol el os confirm ara az.
ta verd I'd J 81 estais sssssos de fosy
saa, dc saFne J da sangre, os aaoose.
lara q ie someis IL Emulsion de sso,t.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
La Gran Bretana
aumenta su e1ercito

Iondres Julio 4.-Se han rop, esto
tormas para al mentar cl eJ6rcito en- un
clncu nta per cien'o. Uno de los diarios
mas importan es de IA tarde, cree que la
notlcla ploiu,ira aguna alarma en- las
grandes naC'ones. sobre todo en- Rusia, a
pesar de haberse arregado conciliatoria
mente, el ssunto Dc supuesta vjolaci6n,
por pare de Ru>ia, contra el tratado de
1856, al intent;r hacer forti6cacione~ en-
la sla de Alamo, >ituada en- la embocadura
del Gvlfo dt Bosn a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

Eta nueva e!ercIa de curAr, bA-
sAda en- mia:srits9s prinsipios y leyea
tu 1damenta ea de 10 vids, es hoy 10
4 ,icA esrerAtZa de los tbfsrmos GRO
nisos y dssshusiados.
Por su gran poder repArkdor vi
gorz'dor, ae conaiderA ct mo sl YER
dAdero ELlxIR DE VIDA, como o fasn'
10 del luveoecim ento dc 10 regene.
racl6n del organiamo humano.
Namere sos et fEmes cutaios en-
todA lA iala, nut h u de elios yA mo.
ribundoI, aon lAa mel 1res prusb que
SO rueden preasntar.
Para consultas y trAtAmt 81 tos, di.
riiirse personAln enle por eAcrito al
Pfctssor AZ VlrelA Uflbe, CIfaica
Bioi aI'cA, Arroyo. p RI 80 i all,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
u o. Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"

nombrado caballero de la Legion de Ho-
nor. Tc.das las falsas lmputaciones, ca
l'lmnlas 1nconcebibles, Sc descartan de la
&c ebre causa como las hojas secas de un
arbol sacudldas por una brisa prima.
veral. La esposa los nifios de Dreyfus
e,taban presentes en- la Coz te. Sc dirieio
su casa, donde era ansiosamente espera-
DO por el resto de ST. famiIia amigos in
tlmos. Acompafl6le en- el trayecto una in
mensa muchedumbre, manifestation popu.
llr que le vltore5 hasta 10 indecbe. Es
te G asunto mas ruidoso dc, dia para
Francla, de gran lutert, universal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Camara de Delegados
Session del Is de Iulio

(ConttnQaci5n de Ia rdginQ za)
len, perc son prs frerciA IAa que se al
puertorriquefsn 8 americaoas. Ii
enmienda tt6 sprobads El bill tu,
pueato q votsci6n y sprobAdo en- Ter
cera leciura
Sc da lectu'A u1 proyecto de le,
del Gomez Z c1slvo, sobre mejora
ga el puerto de San Juan.
&. siil1r D lmsnech pide que se,
poApueato,
EI aef lr de Diego pide que Sc dis
cutA en- su totslidad.
ri SCI )r Doneneeh SO opons qul
GO v~ts una Iuma de Sl00,0 On Ii
conatruccI6n de un muelle de rivera or
Saa Juan, sin sntes haeeree un dets
nido estudio sobre dlchas obrAs. Cree
qua con esA sums NO podran COL asruir
ae arribA de 200 msttoa de muelle, que
es uas capacidsd muy pequef1a EArs
el obi sto que 90 dessA. Opina QUE cor
esA miHm& cAntidad podlia conslruir
Sc IN nueyo muelle oubisrio, no 10
virtiendo 6inero en una ohra que ha
de retultAr incomplete J que no pres'
tara tant1s benefcios com Ii prtms
ra. Sc opol 0 tambiea el atalr Dome
mech { Ia construction dc almacsnes,
10 que eatima inneosskrio.
Z stfllr ds Diego d .dsnde el pro
yecto, opon'endoss a que Sc pIopop "a
por creerlo de gran ulllidad.
81 senor G Andfa C6rdova apevA
lA solteitud del aefl)r Domsnsth
El stnor Betoss se opone tambIen
81 proyeeto aleg ando que hAbiendose
voIado una ley QSe dejabA en liber
tad q cualquisr comps MA para ems.
t'uir muslles, medisnie franouIcis
sita proysctl Auiorizs so o al GobIer
no para IL Conltrucci6n de almaoene.
4 orillaa del puerto de San Juan,
D. athor de Di g. exjlica, cue
aquella leg 81 d.ltlnta 4 eals proyecto
porque aQlells dispona obras con
fondos del empI ellitc, J etA a6lo .e
refsrs Ii construce o. de almasene.
con fondos del Tvsnro.
81 sth3r Yfaa ssCorda al sstlor ds
DISCO,
Sc pons a votHs.6n q pfopo.Isi6o
del sth1r Don eaesh, de Eosponsr al
p.oyecto j aa derrotado.
81 nnor de Ditgl praep.a urR
lmienda & Ia le,ei6n leFeera del pro.
fsctol deierminsndo qae de loa $50 600
AsigoAdos para lE cobasroccl6n ds Al.
nsceues. por outIt, de- c bisruo 4 ii
1rilla del mar So 81 puerto de San
IAN Sc dsatins uns eanildAd de ve,p,
8 nil dollars ! les obras de drsgAdo !
lei puerto de Ponss } los 10000 rs.
lntea ls tmpleen en- loI almse,nss 1 ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Ell alnnirante Chukn1n
fallece en- el d1a de aver

Seblstopol, Julio IA. Ell a1mirante
Chullnln ha muerto, sin ha Der recobrado
sus tacultades Recordaran los lcctores
que este personaje fue herdo de bala en-
los pulmon(s por la marlneria que Ell II
del corrlente aun6 su esfuerzo rebelde al
de los amotlnados La muerte de Chuk-
min no es muy sentida por el elemento po-
puar, especlalmente por las muieres, to-
da vez que Sc lie atribuy6 la crueldad de
dlsponer que las tropas dispararan contra
grupos de aquel!as.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Jamas Ha Esfado Enferna DespueS De
Haber USado La Peruna.

Carta de la Sta, May Cray, 147
Eleventh street, Brooklyn, N. y:
"Por mas dc cinco amos, padecl de do
lores reumdticos en- las coyunturas, y
en- tempo humedo tenla que permanecer
encerrada.
"Las mediclnas no me meioraban,
hasta que empec6 6tomar Peruna.
Tome por todo, doce ffaseos, y hace
seis meses que dejG de tomarla,
mo he vuelto mas padceer de do
lores reumaticos, pesar de habermc
expuesto atodo clase de tiempos durante
el severe inyierno."
La Peruna es el meJor remetlio que ha
descubicrto la profession mtdica para
curar los padeclmientos caueados por la
variaci6n del tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
FL ninisterio ruso
presenta su dinnision

San Petersburgo, Julio 14.-Los mi
MS trC presentaron su dimisi6n. Fl Car
demora aceptarla por tenor a que Sc cons
'tltuya un ministerio constitutional. Los
dem6,ratas estau dividldos, estimando la
aceptacI6n de esos cargos como una coali-
clon del Sablnete. Cada vez mas Sc aleia
ia esperanza de una possible conciaci6a
entire el Gar y fl pueblo dando este 1lti.
mo senales de TN Wgor revolu .lonario 4
t da prueba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

10 Acepsen esAa enmisndas y que ss
nomtfs una comIsi6n do confsrepcIa
para que SO popga a 10 VOC COO o,ra
del Conae1o E.ecutivo, & fl a do cue ss
lIegue un acasrdo aob-e el particu'
lar,
La proposisl6n del sefior de Diego
90 Aprobada y oil Speaker nombra 4
los senores de Diego, Msndez Oardona
Aponte. La Camara % deelara on
receso, mientras regrsaa 10 comisi6n.
RegrsaA 10 Comisi6n de la Cana.
ra lIforma el aefior do Diego Que no
M podido llegarae & un arreglo CON
10 Comisicn del Conssto Ejeoutlvo Y
0tde nombre una nueva eomisi6n de
confsrencia, pues 90 de auma necssi'
oad que 40 aumenten cuando menoa
leo plAzAs de guArdias 90 eonsigne
On presupussto unA parhda no menor
de s6o.OOO CARA el IAgo de asignAeio.
nes aumsnto dc sueldos, puss con
esa canIidad estavo eontorme el An.
ditor, miembro de Ia Comist6n dsl
Uonselo Executive, peeo no asf ell Tesot
zero , el doctor BArhosA que 20 opu.
sieron tsnaEments,
El sDeaAer designs 4 los ssftorea
Vfaa O,hotecol Bsrnardini y Mendea
serrano, quienes ss dirjgan al Couss.
10 Executive umplimsnlar su misi6n
cor f'reneiAndo con los sthorss San
ch's Morslsa, Feuille y Ward, nom.
brados por 81 Conseio Executive.
Sc ds ltctura ( una comunic,cl6n
del Conaeio Eiseulivo, hegSndose 4
aoneureir { las enmiendaa inIroduci;
das poF la Csmars sn G. B. ndmsro 1
sobfe reg am antaei6n On loa muelles ,
puertos de Is isla.
Apetici6n del sefor de Diego 80
nombra una somision de cor fsrenciR
compueats dc los sehores GAndfa, Vi
relia Uribe Demenech.
La eomiai6n nombradA para aapt
jar las difererclas surgldss en- slH.
B. nGmsro l, sobre AumsDtos de ausl.
dos en 10 poliCfA insular iptorms qua
ha llegado IN acuerdp; tAl ss eli ID
scepiAr una caDtidAd de $50 900 para
sAlarioa aumento de personal '
. o. 000 para gastos eventualss, un a..
tOOntin,ia en- Ia pdQiao 5ql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Los jud1os retornan,
La po1ic1a en- crisis

Varsovla, Julio II -Cuarenta mil iu.
dies han hufdo 1ltlmamente de dicha ca
pltal' temlendo a ser asesinados. Muchos
eslan r fernando al tener conoclmiento de
que la sltuacl6n Sc tranquiza Los terro.
rls as contnuan celebrando sesiones secre.
tas. Exste calma aparente. Dficilmente
Sc tncuentrau rersonas que quieran susti-
tulr los numeros de rol cfas que dimiten,
lmpoteules contra el terrorismo ayasa,
lIadOr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14

La Peruna Usada Para La 0arganta.
Siempre Tiene EiRemedio A Manos.
LaSra.J, A. Baker, $50 Locust Avenue,
Amsterdam, N. Y, escribe como sigue:
"Creo es mi deber escribirle y parti-
ciparle 10 que 10 Peruna ha hecho por
mi, para que todos los que padezcan de
lc misma enfermedad se curen con la
misma rapideE.
"Hacen dos anos perdi la voz, y no
podfa hablar, de manera que Sc me
pudiera oir, por siete semanas. Los doc"
torres de la familia no podian haeer NADIA
por mi.
"DespuGs dc siete semanas de sufri,
mlentos, lel algunas oirculares respecto
la perunas
"1nmediatamente oompr6 uh trasco, Y
10 tome en- dosis lie cncharadita per
hora, y Ell segundo dta podla hablar.
Jam&s estare sin Peruna"--I.A, Baker.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-14
Cree La Peruna La Mejor Medicina
Del MundO.

Carta de la Sra. W. ]. Bryanton, 30
Sherman street, Dennison, Ohio:
"Seguf las instrucciones que tan
bondadosamente me do y va estoy com
lletamcnte bien. Creo que la Peruna es
el mejor remedio del mundo."
Cordialmenfe ID Las Gracias Por FL
AIiYio Que Proporcion6 La Peruna.
Sta. Jessie Dword, 81 South ST., Passaic,
N. j., escribe como sigue:
"Tom6 la Peruna de acuerdo con las
instrucciones en- el r6tulo del frasco.
Tenfa una tos SEGA y dos frascos me
curaron. Cordialmente le doy las
gracias. ."-Jessie Dword.
La tos es causada por la condici6n ca
tarral de la garganta y los bronquios
Kemueva el catarro y la tos desapare-
cera. La Peruna es el remedio para toda
Cnfermedad catarral.