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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
The Morning Journal
Is Going TO Turn the
Trick on Old Sol
You Won't Know That 1t Is the Good
Old Summer Time on Next
Saturday Afternoon.

PHEW! Wasn't 1t hot yesterday!
We'll we rather guess


guessl
a day like yesterday make you wish for most?
Did we hear lemonade? What? The
girl that said LEMONADE head
think LEMONADE by the pitcher
the barrel ful-wel wen the
think of o
Did a no
and listen to the big chunks of
the eooness spreading out from it, And did under the lid
and see the cold clear sparkling
lemons floating around it?
plunged big dppe in get somebody drnkdo remember how
the reflection
SAY, VI
Yum-yum--h makes mouth
the MORNING JOURNAL MATINEE Js
believe ##.t
JOURNAL has arranged to have nice big rain
things nstorm
be al the better
What talking about? a boy Where
has he been We're talking about the MORNING
the Traction Saturday
small lovely car ride you
are AL gong get ana the delightful entertainment the clever BERGER
GRosE STOCK COMPANY nklns glasses
ice girl getand then
another nice ride back
That's what talking
days intend about
just ....
Fourth of July Never OF July
This a thing Fourth Of July
talking JOURNAL MATINEE because
want little thinking boys
girls you
OF yesterday
because isn't right
Sunday school But of
When we say we want all the boys and girls in ALL
all your
the Morning
give ripping Saturday
to do It,
Talk about being off and
the breezy gurgng
whereeI
AND REMEMBER! THE MORNING JOURNAL FooTs
BILLS 1T WON'T COST YOU A RED CENT
GREEN CENT-OR ANY OTHER
Well started tell
have talked all
have all the
before the BERGERGRosE STOCK
performance
well get ready to laugh until
Now might well
will be
bold
ticket to the CHILDRENs MATINEE"
between and IL O'Clock Friday
all will
half o'clock o the cars
and Rail avenue
End of the n
There Will be all kinds
good
take of you All you will o I o or hand.
Now, II your nd
will talk them When they Just
anxious
after just we'll parents want
go along they do Il. Wen how tomorrow
Now watch this
to tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
DRY SUNDAY On
BANKS Of
THE KAW

Kansas City,July 1.-For the first
time In their existence all the saloons
In both the Kansas Cities were closed
tight today. On the Missouri side IL
was the usual Sunday closing that has
been carried out for months past by
the order of Governor Folk. on the
ansas side, where the prohibition law
has been openly violated for many
years, the closing was the result II
Governor Hoch's campaign to stop the
sale of liquor, not only on Sunday
but on every other day In the week.
Since the Sunday closing order has
been In eyect on the Missouri side,
about 5000 people have weekly gone
over to the Kansas side for relief,
but today there was none in sight. The
lid was not only on in Kansas but
1t was padlocked. In Kansas, in order
to emphasize his earnestness In the
matter, Assistant District Attorney
Trickett had padlocks placed on the
doors of all joints.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
Editor Must Isc careful.

Durham, July 1.-Thes influential
Bantu newspaper, Sun of Natal has
recently been publishing dangerous
articles rejecting upon the whites and
the government. Sir Henry McCal-
mm, the governor, therefore summon
ed John DUDE. the native editor, be-
fore him. and warned him to abstain
from the publication of such articles.
Dube denied that the articles were Sc
ditlous. but promised more clearly to
condemn the rebellion, lie said that
he had always told the natives thai
white rule, although not perfect, was
Infinitely better than that Of their old
king.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
To
TALK ON 4TH
OF JULY

New York. July There are sew
eral notable celebrations scheduled for
Independence day. President Roose-
welt, who has arrived at his home at
oyster Bay. will deliver an address to
his fellow townsmen on that day.
In London there will be an obser-
vance of the day by the American coll
ony, at which William ]. Bryan Will
deliver an address.
In New York Tammany hall will
hold its usual meeting In eommemora
tion OF the day and will have an array
Of prominent speakers,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
DESPERATE THUG
SLAYS PURSURER
Wounds Officer and Escapes
Chased by Posse With BloodhoundS

Springfield, Ills. July "A man
unknown to the police. to escape ar
rest yesterday killed Benjamin Leder-
lie, and wounded Police Sergeant Fehr
probably fatally. stole a horse and
buggy and fled, with hundreds of citi-
zens. led by Mayor Devereux and
guided by bloodhounds. on his trail.
Sergeant Fehr was informed by tel
ephone that man was trying to sell
a bicycle. evidently stolen, at pawn
shop. Fehr went to the shop and ar
rested the man. The man quickly
drew an iron bar from his pocket ana
felled Fehr and fled taking the otfl-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
HANGED.
AND BODY
BURNED
FRIGHTFUL PENALTY
OF ATR0CI0US CRIME
Mob Wreaks Vengeance on Ravisher
After He Has Confessed Guilt
Before Victim

Chickasha, l. r., July IA negro
who committed criminal assault
upon the 16-year-old daughter of Ira
Robertson, near Womack, was captur-
ed last night and after being taken
back to the scene of his crime was
hanged and burned near the spot
where he committed the crime. He
confessed his crime and offered no
resistance to the mob. TO one per-
son the negro gave his name as Gin
Mays of Marshall, Texas. and he told
another that he was viii Newbrlght
OF San Antonio. BY the time the ne
gro was oVertaken near Bradley last
night fully 400 armed men had joined
In the chase and soon after his cap
ture the march to Womack began IT
WAS nearly three o'clock this morning
when the Robertson home was reach
ed, and the negro brought before the
assaulted girl.
That's the one." said she at once,
and the negro replied Yes, lady.
I'm the one. Gentlemen, l admit the
crime"
The mob then proceeded with their
victim past the spot where he had
committed his crime and to tree
In the road on the bank of Walnut
creek, where a rone was thrown over
limb about Is feet high and the
other end knotted about the man's
neck. He was given an opportunity
to speak and again he confessed his
guilt and after a fervent prayer to
God for forgiveness. he was drawn into
the airto die by strangulaton. Before
life was extinct the body was lowered
to the ground, logs and brush were
heaped upon it and ignlted. For 4
moment the body writhed few
groans were heard and the flames
completed their work Two hours la
ter the charred body was buried under
the same tree. under the direction of
a deputy marshal from Purcell, who
had been thwarted In his ecort to
take the negro from the mob.
Miss Robertson's condition is not
serious
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02

GERS revolver. Lederie, seeing the as
sault, chased the thug up an alley.
Being cornered. the man turned and
shot Lederie dead. Re-entering the
street the murderer united a horse
from a hitching post, jumped into the
buggy and drove rapidly out of town.
standing off all pursuers with the SER
geants revolver. Mayor Devereux
hearing of the affarai. quickly formed
a troop of pursuers and at an early
hour this (Monday) morning the posse
of officers surrounded the timber on
the South Fork river in which the
murderer is supposed to be. He was
pursued for twenty miles before talk
ing to the timber.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
Not worryInr About AnarchIsts.

London, July liking Edward,
through Lord Knollys. his private Soc
retary. emphatically denies the report
that he has conferred with Sir Henry
Campbell Zimmerman. the prime mln-
lster. or any other member OF the
cabinet, IN regard 60 taking a stronger
stand against anarchIsts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
THREATENED IN
ARIZONA MINING CAMPS
Troops Ready TO Start for Clifton and
MOPenci

FL Paso. Tex, July 1.--orders have
been issued at Phoenix to hold three
companies of the Arizona national
guard In readiness to proceed to Mo-
renci and Clifton. Arz. whore strike
threatens in the mines A strike oc-
CURED there three years ago. with SER
ious riots, and the United States troops
had to be called. There has been
trouble In these camps for several
weeks past, with several minor strikes.
Many Mcxlcans work In these camps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02

EDITOR SERVES
FIVE MONTHS
IN PRISON

New Orleans, July dominic c.
O'Malley, one of the owners of the
New Orleans Item. who was convicted
on a charge of criminal libel and
sentenced to pay a fine Of $500 and
serve eight months Imprisonment in
the parish prison, during last Febru-
ary, was today pardoned by Governor
Blanchard The pardon was recom-
mended by the state pardon board on
the affidavits Of physicians that Nj.
O'Malleys health is poor, and that his
life is jeopardized by further impris-
onment He served five months of the
sentence. The libel charge was based
upon an article in the Item about
Mayor Martin Breham of New Or
leans, which it is charged O'Malley
dictated.
=
Dry Dock Dewey Puts to Sea.
Singapore, July To-day the big
dry dock Dewey left here on the way
to Manila.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02
RUNAWAY CARS
KILL FOUR
MEN

Eveleth Mimi, July -Four men
were killed and one was probably fa-
tally injured In a wreck in the Fayal
No. extension pit late last night
Five runaway steel cars loaded with
iron ore dashed down the grade into
the pit, striking a shovel In stripping
and burylng the shovel crew In ore and
debris.
The Dead.
JIMMIE SULLIVAN. brakeman.
WILLIAM CHAPEL, fireman.
aged 20 years.
LOUIS MAY, water boy aged IA.
JOHN RINGA, a pltman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-02

devoted themselves to attendance up
ON the wounded.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
NOTAS CUR|0SAS
EI Gar de Russia muy aficiO'
nado al TELEGRAPH, 1iene
tlave especial.
10 UStN MENOS
10 UstN MENOS
El Gobierno griego y la So
ciedad de buzos de Leg
horn. En- Nevarlno.

No hay monAreA que tanto uAe sl
selSgrsfo como el Czsr dc RusiA
Tiena una clAve aecrete para los dss
paeh7s oficiAles y otro parA los parti-
culares, y le gsstA unos veintlcineo
mil duro, Anuales en- este servieio.
RI cmperador de Alsmania 90
tamLien gran Afcionade al tslegrsio,
el cual visce q coatsrle Quincs mil
durcs al.6,, y al igra' que el monAr
CO fuso, em plea una elave ioventada
por 81 que le do results dos exeelentes
euando quiere eomur iearss con les
ministros 6 con altos psrsonsiss.
e. rey de Italia, al emperador de
Austria y el rey de G :eeis, son POGO
dados al IS egrafo, pero en- csmblo el
rsy Eduardo de Iuglaterra y su espo.
60, 10 relnA Alejandra, 10 uss eons-
tantemeote El reg arma sus teltgss
mas pArtieu arss eon los nombres AL.
berto Eduardo & BERTHE. y 10 reins, con
el nombrc usual do Aleiandra.
Ell Gobisrno gtiego Aeaba do
eopeeder Ausorixsci6n q una aoeledsd
de buzcs de Leghorn, para intentar el
sslvAmento de los numsrosos bsreos
de gaerra turcoa schAdos a piQue en-
las sgraN de NAvarino de 1927. Como
% sabldo, las escuadras fsanceaA, In.
g'esA yrGss, Il ron allf On 10 citadn
cha encouado combate con una q 3ts
ot2mAnA, compueata dc m&s dc so n&
viD Uns trAdicl6n Afrma, qua al
gunos dc los bsrsos turc . llsvaban
enorme eAntidad de orc en- harrAs
pareciendo spoyAr dicba srsdiei6n, ell
que On dos CoAsionss o. que 10 practi
caban trabsios dc sor ds) do.de ecu.
rri6 10 bAtallR, traiaron do sguh
los apArstos explorsdt res, bastsntss
moredAs ds err, qus turque NJ, y de-
tsriorAdks Per ~ largA psrmanel ella
en- las sguss. prSse1tl bsa iLdicios Go
ser de eufIo turco.
LA miAm sc eIsdAd oe huzls AGO
metsr& tAmb.@l latx 1lofs on del mar
entire laa islRs ds Cs! dta y Ceriso,
con obisio de tAnssIr el AalvAmsnso
de los tsaoros ArIislicos oil sspu!ts
dos desde que ca Ia loca dc la CON
quiaia dc G'ecA per los roma anos,
nAttttgAron en- dichos pAraiss vAriAs
ga'eras romAuAs cArgades dc vAsoI
sSg'Ados de GRO y plata procedsrteA
do os ExqueAdos EmploE hslea!c
En- les irAb' "a preliminAres llsvGdoa
dos ia d cGbo pos loa buEos dc Lyg
b )rr, sc hs lcgrado txrae; un I'll t)ra
msgpidoa de orc, Ia euAl hA aldo i'd
QairidA en- una eaorma suma per 81
gohierno gritgJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
DESDE TOA-ALTA
Bon Eugsnio lglesiss. Co
leglos electOraIes. .-Puenta
dc" "LOs Reyes CATO ices"
UNA INSTANCIA
UNA INSTANCIA
Recti6caci6n = Registro Ci-
Will artfcu'o de Manza-
no sobre <Periodismo2.

Eephewbre e. s&bado tuvimos
el guuto de YER por squl & nuestro "a.
tiguo eompafsro do islna don Eugs
nio Igleaias, que vino con una repre-
sentaci6n del Board de. elecclonss.
Ls acompanAbA el tsnienls Soto
de la policla insulAr.
Ess die, con el muiuo sonaenti-
miento de los isfsa do Ambos partIdos
pollticos, quedaron desigaAdas les
caaas para los cireo eolsgioS slesto.
rales que eorrespondon q este pueblo.
~FIrmAda ror muthoa vscinos 10
ha elevAdo una inataneiA Al Comisio.
nado del Interior, solicltsndo que 90
Isitablszea sl pusnts sLoa Rsyes Cato
lieoss en- sl sisio dsnomirado sLa
Akoteas por vsrias rsz onss poderosas,
sisndo las n d essreiales, 10 solidex
que tsndran los muros por rez6n de
los tsrrenos, y los bsns6si sios quo al
IcauxArfa Toa AlsA, asoytsndc diasan-
eias con San Jra1, punto do sus prin.
eipales transacoIones.
No h.es mucho hicimos igia! de.
mAnds On 10 prenas, aprsclando les
mlsmss razonss exouestAs y hoy qua
tosamensa nos unimos & los pstieiona
rios, inaistiendo en- prop6aito tan los
BILE.
SupIissmos al i'fi do dleho de.
partamento oil eatudio do sie saunto y
que &c sirva impsrtir una resoluei6n
que satiafAga los dsseos y aspiracio-
mes do este pueblo, ssdiGnto dc pro
greso y bisns.tar.
-En Ia caadtdAtura para sonee'
iales dc Aysntamiento, que vot6 10
conveneion el 26 do Agoato, que aea
bA de psHsr, Apareea don Antonio
Lopez Salgado. Lessa don Antonio
L6ptz Martinez, quedAndo aai aubss.
nAdA 10 distraction.
-0uranss el msa &c Agosto 90
inistibieron On sl K glstro Civil 80
rAolmienGos. II det1ncionss y9 casa.
mlsntoA
-Rsmos lsido Goa inser6s, porQ ue
nos gusta 10 bueno, oil eacrito QUE
nuessro Querido amigo don P. Man
zsno Avih6. iussrtA en- ell nd nero ATT
de LA DEMoCRACIA, bsio el epigrate
SPor el perAoaismo
CORRESPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
Planes financieros
en- Centro America

New Orleans, Sstembre Una aseciacion de ban
queros amercaros iogees cree h,ter cescube to VI
plan econ6mico en- ,e msrc1sran scor1es 1atemsla
Salvador, Nicaragua, Cstaica Honduras con ell fa de
em2ncp las 61arzs centros mercanas del nhuo exte
rlor Este plan empezard eecuarae Nov embre pro
kim" Los barqueros oplua1 que constUye una am?naza
contra los que poseen bonos dchos pases dsponen
combar para que las nGco2es de Europa Norte Am4
rlca 10 deelarea ina dmbe rerturba1or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
Francia y Roma
Habla el gobierno

Paris Set:embre 7-E iefe del gabine.e frances ref.
rendo.e Ia a'ambea &c Obi'pos arzobspos declare
aver la Camara que precc lpa ensa del Pontf-
fee de Roma que suaclon Franc puramen ce-
ensva que ag 1ardan las resol1c del Varcano pa
ra proceder .ecca legando los utmos mites
del radcamo s. Ia lgesia oooca en- &C itud de desato
Mr.. Cemer ahrm6 que Esado mccratco no cte
nade su derecho de aplcar los principles que radcn
os progresses eel pals Fl dsurso fu6 acogdo con 1uido
SOS spausos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
La TORRE De BABEL
La obra pOIitica de los Fepu.
blicanos. Reina entire eIIos
Confusi6n...de Ter quas.
UlTIMO PROYtCTO
llusiones en- un pozo. Can.
didatura mixta. -Defen-
diendo Ia mixta.

Aai puede t.tulsrse el elsvAdo edi.
h'io do proyectos mil que lsvaLtAn
nuessros advsrsarios poliEcos con sl
proroiito de obiener al triunfo en 10
pTelente camplfia electoral.
Pero han llegAdo & tel estado do
confaai6p, que asrfa n q. f&sil entendsr
10 amAlgama en- el lsnguais cue 40
produio entire los obreros dc IL torrs
do Babel que entsnderse ellos mismos
al I'm que Sc propcnen.
El dltimo proyesto 90 el mas dos.
sabsllado que imsglnarae pusde sl
esrshro humane.
BurlAdas sus esperanzsa de YER
restableoida la division en- la o ai6n
de Puerto Rico con motive do ls con-
vensi6n eslsbrada 81 domingo pr6ximo
pAsadc, pretsndsn ahora formar uua
candidatura mlxta On 10 que 6guran
algunoa de nueatros correligiona arios,
entire sllos los senares Oppenheimer,
Hlp6lito Usera, Justo Rivera y otros.
Y on verdad dc vsrdad, que sato
40 80 10 oeurre ni al que 0s6 Ia rnantsca.
Son sabios q 10 ksntsllj, que pa.
saa 10 vida estudiAndo, llavando mi
sera y rAatrera vida y euAndo 81 m an
do espera YER el resultado do sus 90
tudios, el rio 90 encarga do ahrirle
ancha y honda Ee9ultura sin deiar nj
siquiera un reeuerdo de 10 que fuercn
ca 10 vida.
Es0 pass con nueatros I'D vsrsarios.
Pasan su vida .eatudisndo los medios
do saularnos una sorpresa y ganarnoa
las elsoci0nes.
Pero llegsra q 8 do Novismhrs y
miensrss ellos ae embrollsn y sonfan'
dan On Sus maQuinAciones, lea urnMs
90 itaa llsnando do nueltras p&psle'
tas y nueatEoS adversarios hAbl "a de-
sapAreeido del campo politico renun'
ciando q reproduclrae.
Y on tant1 el mundo no dsiArk
de vivlf y 90 ensontrara ca 10 mismA
sitlac.0n que la que ocapAbA antsa dc
10 apsricion del pattIdo rspublisAno
on Puerto Rico,
u. M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07

cal Go Puerta de Terra, segdlilf,r
mes, el Gcaerdo On ess sens do Adop
IGdo por el Conesio Municipal hA OBJ
len.do 10 Aprob .s.on de. Gobsrnador
Aver 60 Abtl6 sl fdolicJ or
AGuads una eAtac Ga lslegrkfo., POI
oEdeu del Neg ooltdo del Ts.egratc
InsulAr.
AVER LEGO de los GAisd2t U al
dos el vApor Amaricano <Alk4diaS.
-El q les PICK mo so reunira Il
JuntA Superior de sGnidAd
-En 10 convention unionistA 90
lebrsda ca GALES para ID nomtn si6r
do cAndIdAtoS munisipAles, tae reeIec
TO para el cargo de- AlcAlds nusslro
an 60 don JoAe P. Santiago.
-E1 los prt4Imos zimenss pAys
mGestros rGraleS, grAduAdos J para
lA obtsnei6n del 80 grado Sc han pre-
ssntado 3'4 aolieitadts.
-Sf&1 l ICI.clkg, otra nutVA EN-
presA DO CinemAl6grAto SO ha consli
tuido en- San Juan. In ttscIe, Sc h.
ensAlGado sl AparAto y variaa ps,i
sllaG q los EsssdoA Uatdcs,
HE smhkIcAdo para los EatAdoA
Unidos nasltro an 60 os PutrlA do
Terra don NJ gGel Pcrieil.
-EatA LcGh, Ie reuni q sn leli6n
ordinAriA 9! Ccn:ei9 Mubislpal de es
tA eildkd,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
Refornas en- Russia
El pueblo desconGa.

ha pubcado se1e de deceos por rtud de los cuaes
seesabecen seras eformas de caraer administrative des
tnadas combatlr desconteno pubco, La apaci6n de
estos decretos expca "a nncia del general Tep2f Sc
concede los dbdtos del Car que nervengan en- los asur
tos munlclpaes Sc grantza la adqul.icl6n de terras
los campenos mdante certas condolences de perseyeran
ca pacfhca las abores agcoas El pueblo con des
con6anza las 1eo1mas cas seguro que eontendrao
e moyImlentO reyl luclOparlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
La Condesa Warwick
En- e1 congreso obrero

Liverpool, Setiembre 7.-Ha lamado roderossmente
la senc6n e dscsrso pronurciado aver e Congreso
de las uniones obre as declarando que smo da
luc odosl6s pob actuales que
luc On social esta nuy pr6x que Ia uni espe
rama de 20 trab adores para pac6n que ia bu
roerata oganizada Ia tradc6n capitaisa les negan
Tcdos los dars de Ia maana reproducen lbs parrfos
que sc haeen estis a6rmacones terminates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
.OA' Gable
PARA LA DEM0CRAC|A"
Oriente de Cuba
Pequenos combates

Habana, sett mbre T. -Dicen por TELEGRAPH de San
ago de Cuba que aquea provncia hubo aver Ggeras
entire la guardia rural las pardas revouco
narias que mpan les montes No Sc habla de
tos ri de hsrdos El goberno rat6ca absolute certi
dumbre de restabcer Ia paz domnando Ia reyuelta sin
acudr los auxos del exterior que evltsra costa de to-
todo sacr 6o. Cree contar uerzas bastantes
apoyo deciddo de la opinion pdbca que quere orden
tran quidad teme las consecuencias de la demagoga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
Hambre en- la India
Dor el arroz escaso

Calcutta Setiembre 7,~E hambre va crecendo y ex.
endendose cada da de que aroz escasea mucho
sube rrecio desconocdos hasta ahora En- la privnca
de Bengaa enpeza sentrse e azote de la misera. Han
va de personals vrey da cuenta por
cable al gabnete de Londres ndcando Ia reesdad mpe
ROSA de que desphen barcos uer tes cantdade
vives Creese que para aontar Ia suaci6n requiere
gaso de dez mlones bras esternas del esoro ma.
tonal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
cRIN[N De NINILLAS

(ContlnuQcidn de la pdgina Ia)
vtrsua dc Ia auso ds IIt5e1S Corpus
t,udAdo en- ssr ilegAi el ms41smteaso
sntrtgSdo 81 AlcAile do lE a4roa! mu
niSip&l para 10 dssensioa dc dishoa
individuoE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-07
Junta E'cpIaI de Fajardp

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-05
Police Supported Rioters.

A point strongly brought out in the par
liamentary report on the massacre Of Jews
at Blalystok is that there was no religious
hatred of Jews among the peaceful Russian
population. The fighting was confined to
the police, troops and black hundreds on
one side and the Jews and revolutionists on
the other. The parliamentary commission
found overwhelming evidence that the out
break was deliberately prepared. After the
assassination of Chief OF Police Derkachor
.nroclamations were scattered broadcast by
~fhe police among the soldiers and black
hundreds charging the Jews with being
enemies OF the Russian state and RESPONSE
bic for the revolution. and styling the lower
house the Jewish Duma" The commission
cites proof on every hand that after the
rioting was started II was directed by the
. police and supported by the troops. who
" fired. only at Jews and Jewish houses.
The report does not specifically place the
blame for the throwing OF the original
bomb into the procession. although II saws
several revolver shots were fired and that
a bomb was thrown later among the black
hundreds accompanying the procession.
Sherometieff the police oficer who fed
from Bialystok TO wilma after the riotng,
has been summoned to st. Petersburg by
Interior Minister stolypIn.
Alleged Assassin Acquitted.
sARATOv, Russia, July 4.-Kozzloff who
was accused Of attempting to assassinate
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-05
AMONG THE HOME BUILDERS
Features of the semi-AnnuaI Report
of the Omaha AssOcia-
ton

The semi-annuaI report OF the Omaha
Loan and Building association presents
many notable features Chief among them
is the evidence Of steady gre with in home
ownership I'm Omaha and South Omaha.
Receipts for the six months period
amounted to S556.1s7, which swelled the as
sets TO S1,245 $50. Included in the receipts
is t151.sO1. representing loans repaid, sure
indication Of homes quickly freed from
debt. In round numbers the associations
resources increased by 500, OOO its earnings
rose from $4,000 to 10000 the dividend from
$4,000 to $4,000. and 1900 was carried TO
the surplus. The cost OF handling the bust
ness for six months was only $500.
It Is evident that the demands Of home
makers in the association keep pace with
the supply OF money, as it's working cash
balance is down to $4,000. Foreclosures are
few in number. and what security reverts
to tho association is readily disposed of.
The directors declared the usual semi
annual dividend OF per cent.