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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11

veniences. hSe advocated among other
things the offering of prizes by the
farmers of a community to their sons
and daughters for the best kept back
door yards and lawns, as a means of
awakening their interest and bringing
about a feeling of contentment with
their life on the farm. Among other
things advocated was the Introduction
of the methods employed in the city
schools into the country schools
Manual training departments and de-
partments to teach the girls the mod
ern methods of housekeeping
Make the parlors Of the homes
large and commodious cover the floors
with nice carpets, furnish the room
with a piano and those. other attrac-
tive bits of furniture which add to the
snugness of the home. Hang the walls
with pictures and decorate the room as
you would if you were living in the
city and you will not find the discon-
tent among your children; make the
home inviting and the boys and girls
Will not be constantly striving to Sc
cure an opportunity to get off of the
farm and into the city" said Mrs.
Prentis.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey made a short talk
on THE Helpful Wife. in which she
took care of the Wife'S side of farm
life, advocating a full partnership of
the pleasures of farm life as we'll as
the drudgery between husband and
vile closing with an appeal to tn e
daughters to the next years meeting.
Owing to the lateness of the hour
the discussion of 1.-The Original Chick
en- by Mrs. H. A. Heath was omitted
from the programme. The banquet
broke up at a little past ? o'clock with
every one who attended feeling that
the evening had been one of the most
enjoyable.
The music for the evening was fur
nished by the High School orchestra
which interspersed music with the ad-
dresses of the evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11

Catarrh is not only dangerous in this
way but it causes bad breath, liberation,
death and decay of bones loss of thinking
and reasoning power, kills ambition and
energy, often causes loss of appetite in
digestion, dyspepsia. raw throat and
reaches to general debility, idiocy and in
sanity. It needs attention at once. Cure
1t with Gauss Catarrh cure. 1t IS a quick,
radical. permanent cure, because it rids
the system OF the poison germs that cause
catarrh
IN order 70 prove 10 All tnaI are suffer
ing from this dangerous and loRthsome
disease that Gauss Catarrh Cure VIII ac-
tually cure any case OF catarrh quickly.
no matter now long standing or how bad.
I viii send a trial package by mail free
of all cost. Send us your name and ad-
dress today and the treatment win he
sent you by return mail. Try it, 1t win
positively cure 50 that you viii be vel
coined instead of stunned bv vOf1r
friends G. e. GAUSS. $50 Main street.
Marshall. Mich. Fill out coupon below.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11
LITTLE POCKET PHYSICIAN
HyOmei Inhaler That Never Fails to
Cure Catarrh.

Thousands who have been cured bv
Hyomei, call the inhaler that comes with
every outfit 1.-THE little pocket ply
sician,' as it is so small that it can be
carried in the pocket or purse.
Prior to the discovery of Hyomei. sta
tistics showed that at least 81 out Of
every 100 persons in this state were SUI
fering from catarrh in some form. The
remarkable results following the use of
Hyomei are shown by the smaller per
centage today Of people suffering from
catarrh.
There is really no excuse whatever
for anyone having catarrh now that
Hyomet is so readily obtainable
A complete HyOmef outfit consists of
'the little pocket physician" a medicine
dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei. and
costs only 81. while additional bottles
Of Hyomei can be procured for 50. cents.
making it the most economical, as well
as the most reliable treatment for the
cure O. catarrh.
Do not delay longer the use of Hyomei
If you have catarrh. This is a purely
local disease, and Hyomet goes right to
the spot where the catarrhal germs are
present, destroys them, soothes and
heals all Inflammation, and makes a
permanent and lasting cure.
If you cannot obtain Hyomei of your
dealer, it viii be forwarded by mail,
postage paid, on receipt Of price. WritS
today for a free sample bottle and CON
sultation blank that win entitle you to
services of our medical department
without charge The r. T. Booth com
pany, Hyomei Building Ithaca, N. Z.
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FINGER PRINTS.
They Will Be Taken of Conyicts
at Penitentiary.
Mark Twain's Discovery Put to
Practical Use.
ADOPT NEW METHODS.
BertiIlOn System to Be Used in
Kansas Prison.
Warden Haskell Gets Approval
of Governor HOch.

Warden W. H. Haskell of the state
penitentiary was in Topeka Wednes-
day afternoon to see Governor Hoch
and announced that he would next
week begin the installation of the Ber-
dllon and finger print" methods of
Identification of convicts confined in
the state prison.
VIII McClaughry, son of Warden
McClaughry, of the United States pen
itentiary at Leavenworth, who is one
of the most expert Bertillon men in
the United States, has consented to as
sist Warden Haskell in installing the
system, and in measuring up the con-
victs already in the prison. Mr.. Nc
Claughry will do this without compen-
sation and will also teach one of the
guards, a young man named Duck
worth, formerly in the Twentieth Kan
sas, how to do the work and Mr.. Duck
worth will be installed as Bertillon
clerk.
Up to this time the state penitentiary
has simply used the old-fashioned
method of describing prisoners. The
age, weight, height, color of hair and
eyes, and scars of identification were
all listed in big book and then the
prisoner was photographed front and
side. The Bertillon system, however
goes much further than this. Warden
Haskell said yesterday.
IF we have on file the Bertillon
measurements of a man, together with
the prints of his five fingers, we viii be
able to identity that man no matter
how long a time may elapse.
1.-THE only case in which Bertillon
measurements would fail would be in
a case where they were made before
the man had obtained his full growth
The width of the skull from ear to ear
is measured, also the diameter Of the
skull from front to back Careful
measurements are made of the width
certain finger joints, the length of the
forearm. the length of the legs, and the
length of the trunk. Two men may
be of the same height, but they may
vary materially as to length Of leg.
With such measurements it makes no
difference how old a man gets, how fat
he gets or how thin he gets. we can
determine without a question his iden-
fftyr -
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MADE THE WELL DRY.
The Earthquake Took a Serious Form
Out in Morris County.

Junction City, Kas., Jan. 1.-THE
Union contains the following letter
from its Skiddy correspondent;
This vicinity was shaken up consid-
erabIy by the earthquake at 6:25 Sun
day evening. Nearly everyone had
different impressions of the disturb
ance. Some thought their house was
on fire Some thought a tornado was
on them. Dishes ratified on shelves,
stoves shook, doors, chairs and tables
ratified and rocked, and general con-
fusion prevailed. People were badly
scared. We were sitting reading and
all of a sudden a grating, rum bling
sound was heard and then the house
swayed east and back three times.
It all happened in few seconds. We
were all on our feet in an instant
and there we stood staring at each
other, not of course realizing what
was UP.
Neighbors soon hurried to each
others homes to see if they had the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11
Great Sale Of Winter
Hosiery and Underwear

In the Wednesday nights Journal We de-
voted a large section of our advertiser ent to
hosiery and underwear items. We're having
a great time in this stock the last three days
of this week. We own big quantities of cash
underbought hosiery and underwear. The
selling prices which have been made for this
sale are in many instances less than the same
goods can be bought by other stores at
wholesale.
Following is the crisp news of the several items
for this Friday and Saturday sale. You'll find
fuller descriptions of these items in the Wednesday
Journal
WOAIEN's VESTS AND PANTS. the SOC kind, for
W0MEN:s VESTS AND PANTS, the Use quality,
for garment 1zc.
for garment SOC
MISSES AND CHIIDREN'S Vests and Pants
25c and 35c, for 15c.
CnIEDREN'S UNION SUITS, worth 59c, gar
nent 49c.
WONIIEN'S UNION SUITS, the regular soc grade
for 29c.
CTIILDRE1N'S CUT-FOOT HOSE, values to 19c
pair
CJIILDREN'S HOSE, made to sell at 15c, pair 1Oc
WONfEN's STOCKINGS, black, the 15c ones for
INFANTs, CASHMERE HOSE. worth Csc. for
WOAfT1N's TENNIS FLANNEL GOWNS, the Use
for 49c.
WONIEN'S KNIT SKIRTS, big bargans-35c ones
19c; 75c SOC; 81 ones AGO. $1.25 ones for 75c.
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Mems $3.50 and SIS Suits, $40

murderer by means of finger prints on
the handle of a knife.
Finger prints said Warden Haskell,
''can be classified with mathematical ac-
curaey. An expert can take the inn
preston of mans fingers and in
very few minutes determine whether
those prints are like any other prints
in his collection. If the prints are alike,
there can be no doubt that they were
made by tie same person, for no two
persons have the same finger prints.
Every convict will be required to put
a little ordinary printers ink upon the
tips of the fingers of his right hand,
and then make a clear and distinct i'm
preston of each finger on the card pro-
Vided for the purpose. Sometimes they
don't like to do this, but they have to
submit.
II remember not long ago, they got
a man over al the federal prison who
seemed to be an Englishman. He sub
mitted to all the examinations until it
came to the finger prints. Then he
baked. He wouldn't let them make his
prints So they had to call in some of
the guards, and Mr. Englishman was
compelled to submit. The finger prints
were sent to Scotland Yard, England,
and it was found that the man was
convict who had violated his ticket of
leave. He had been sent to Malta TO
serve a sentence for murder. He was
granted a ticket of leave to return to
England. That is something like a pa
role in this country. He violated his
ticket of leave, and came to this coun-
try. over here he got into trouble, and
was sent up for ten years. When he fin
ishes his ten year service here, we will
be taken to New York, a ticket pur-
chased, and he will be sent to Eng
land. where he will have to suffer the
penalty for violating his leave.
Needs an Appropriation.
1--WE do not require any additional
legislation to authorize US to install
this new system, but we should have
an appropriation from the next legis-
lature of from $1,000 to $1,000 year
as salary for a Bertillon clerk.
I've will establish this new depart
ment in a small addition to the prison
photograph gallery which has been
constructed recently. This addition
has been built with our own labor,
without any cost to the state, and it
will afford the room necessary for
storing the Bertillon records.
ct will be quite a big undertaking
to get the records of all the men now
in the prison. We viii set to work at
once, however, and take the whole
list as rapidly as possible. All new
convicts coming in will be cataIogued
according to the Bertillon system
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Wonderful Word Pictures of SeaSonable Merchandise
That Will Be Sold Friday and Saturday at Underprices

This store has made some remarkable cash purchases
lately. Some made months ago but kept in the store
rooms to make business during January. Others made
just lately All this good merchandise underbought
for cash Tt has been marked at very slight advance
the low cost prices We're giving the best bargains
Of our lives during this January sale.
This advertisement is of goods for the Friday and
Saturday sale Bargains for everyone It takes cash at
this store. No buy credit That puts you
the footing with your neighbor.
Now about these Friday and Saturday specials On
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11

same experience. There was no par
ticular damage done, only we hear
this (Tuesday) morning that some
wells were injured. we have very
good well. We water our stock, be-
sides the school gets water at our
well. Yesterday our well was dry.
This morning we pumped a pail of
roily water out, but later the water
was clearer. Whether it is perma-
nently hurt remains to be seen.
I'VE have no such craftsmanship as
fourished in Olden tines
No answered Senator Sorghum; we
have something to do now besides writing
pieces for sordid publishers to put into
fifth readers. ''-VVashington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11
Topeka HumOrfst Pilots Stock
men Through Banquet.
Women Are Given a Place at the
Tables.
WHY THEY LEAVE FARM
President Nichols Says Life Is
Not Made Pleasant.
Mrs. Noble Prentis Offers Sug-
gestiOns Along This Line.

The thirty-ffth meeting of the I'm
proved Stock Breeders of the state
closed last night with a banquet at the
Copeland hotel which lasted until
nearly , o'clock. The convention was
late in adjourning its meeting at the
state house and it was nearly -
o'clock before Toastmaster T. A Nc
Neal took his station at the head of the
banquet tables which had been ar
ranged in the shape of an immense
letter " with decorations of pink and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11

HORSE BLANKETS W. & Co.
brand-84x9O-inch size-each blanket
weighs z pounds-yOu see they're big
heavy, warm. comfortable blankets
fancy stripe patterns-in this Friday
and Saturday sale, GO In
each n GaVV
WHITE CANVAS HORSE BLANKETS
for wet and sleety weather@S4x9O-inch
size-leather bound-this Fri CT En
day and Saturday sale, each ID u1V
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11
Doors Higher in Price.

Raleigh, n. c., Jan. 1.-THE yellow
Pine Sash, Door & Blind Manufacture
ers' association met here last night
with over thirty plants represented. It
was agreed TO increase the prices on
common doors 10 per cent, other
prices to continue as at present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-11

sale both days Some folks do not receive this paper
till Friday aftemoonthat's too late to get to the store
Friday These bargains for two days these Gus
toners can come Saturday
We want to repeat our Notwithstanding the entire
family Wen find spot in this big store where they'll
be and comfortable. We're sure they'll eniov
themselves There many interesting things to see
in such a big store
Remember that this stores guarantee Of Satisfaction
or your money back" is behind every purchase made
here.
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Ringer Prints Important.

tifying murderers is an interesting por-
ton of the innovations which will be
introduced by Warden Haskell. It viii
be remembered that Puddenhead, the
famous Mark Twain character. traced q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

dad, en- inspecsI6n ds uroa cas- % de
musrmo, que Sc han preseItsdo en- sl
ganad eAbkllar.
Ell Departsmsrto ds ID Junta
Superior de sanidAd aoncsdl6 varios
permisos sobre snterrAmientos.
Mr.. Bernardo Rodey. nuevo
Juez de 10 Colts Federal que Lego
aver en- ell sP hiiadell hiAs, eAtuyo Ano.
che de paseo por t0da L. ciudsd vial
tando los priucipales eEssh!eeimlsntos.
-Hcy txtirguicron sus cor denaH
en- Ia ca csl municipal Angel FAjsrdo,
Santls 60 C Vsrif y Ju.to Andino.
--Anoe he fu6 detenido ca Carroll
na Cipriano G'msn'z Z por robo 40 Ia
residensia do dt Ii e,roL Rive a.
Ell Il I3 De- co.riens3 ccrtrsis.
ron ma.rimonjo civil en- eat udad,
ante el iuez Psz5n, don slmplicio
Llequis, N ,Ico de Ia banda de Is po-
lieia y 10 senorA Aaunc!6n Martini.
-Eats msfIAna tuvo una entreviA'
to oil aacAl Campillo con el attorney
general, El N1)r Csmpiilo regrel6
snoche de Aguadills.
-Ha oelebrado una corfsrencia
con el gobernador el SuFe'vi.or de
eescion mes Mr.. Lyons, robre cargos
que 80 formulan contra sl cRbo de 10
policiA de A fiaseo.
LA Corte municipal de Bal amtn
impuso $50 de multa HtI6lito Davt'
10, por hAt6rle.e acuaado y prob: do
que di6 mueras oil psrli 10 unioniitA.
Nos dicen de Ia Marina, ques
Ia calls del Preaidio ha ca'd1 una
plsga de muieres de nal vivir, cuya
eondueta tiene muy disgOstAdss a laa
buenAs familias que por allf viveu,
I'm gran mtetIr & espiritlata eltS
anur clG do para On brave en- sata cIu'
dad
HASA el dia q del actual es ell
limite que c)t tcsde 10 Junia Escolar q
los maestros que qulsrAn solicitAr
ercuelas en- esia ciudad para el prtxi,
mo curaoi
-Ea q semana prtx ma ss ce e.
bra,a un meeting unioniak& en- In Ave
nida Dahan, freuts Al edifsio do lea
aeiIorea FInlay.
Para syer eisaba aDunc q Ia en-
Msysguez la vista del sMSndsmuss
interpuesto por ell Juez y Secresario
del Julgkdo municipal contra el ayun.
t,mlsnto de aQuella ciuda1, solicitan.
do que este psgue los sue'dos a d.
ehos empleados con arreP,o q la Icy.
(Co1tintta en- lapdgina 6ql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado. o.Notario
San luan, Puerto Rico
SAN JUSTO IL.

Salvador GonzAez fue ser tsn
cIado hoy por 10 Core municipal 4 3
nlsses de ca eel. por haberle hurtado
dtez centsvos 6 jose Msisonet
Con m.t,vo d. Ia procession de
Corpus, que terminsra POGO mas 6
menos las siete J media de la noche,
Ia reireta que dara 10 banda de 10 po'
licia insular mafana en- Ia Pisa
sBaldoriotys Sc empszar& q las s y
media, terminando . las 10 ymedla.
En- 10 miama retrets 30 estrenara
IN ttc0 steps del sefior Agrnzoni que
ne titulA PerLd fnd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
Ulttmas operacionesde szdcar:
A 50 28l polarization garsntizada q
Buqucs anuncia dos

Vapor cuhano <Julis, estar& xquf
,, rroeedente de la HAbana y sscslss In.
termedias el II del que crrsa.
Vapor esT afiol SConde Wifredos
saldra dirPctsmente de safe puerto pa .
ra Vigo, Corufis, Santander, Bilbao,
Pass ias mediterraneo hoy.
Vapor frRr ceS 20 lebeeS retornara
de Puerto Plata del II oil IL seguira
visie para Europa via ST, Thomas.
Vapor espsG1l SPio lXs nali6
de BArcslona para esta el Is del CO.
rriepte con lss eacalas del Mediterrk-
ueo y Csnarias
Vapor espsfi7l sAptorio Lopez,
estsr& en- puerto del 20 al 22 sexual
proeederts de CO Ga y esealaa para
aeguir viaie con destlro Csnariss,
C6diz. Barce'ana y G6nova.
Goleta americana <Fortunss siene
anupciada 81 aalida para esta ell II
del sctuAl.
Un vxpor de la compafiis traga
tlartica espafIola recAlara an puerto
i 2S dal qua cursa proc~dents de &c
nova, Bsrcelona, Ck1iz y Cspsrias
y aontinua 4 para lS HAbsna dem as
puertos do iu ruta.
VSDor amerieano eArk,dis, sali6
del puerto de New Orleans para el
nuessro el del corrients
Vapor americana xCsrnlina, nnn
desii q cate puerto sAld 4 de New
York hoy,
Vavor smaricAno <Coamo> con
destino 4 New Yol k shldra el l9 del
corriepte
V>por smerlcano eJluA Luz kan
baths ssli6 d NV York psra essA 10
10 al 8 del act
EntFadas
Procsden'e de Nav York vapor
americsno & h'ladclphlss con cargs
y pssaje.
De Ambers vApor ingies <Cayo
Largcs J. +. Silvs y Co,
De 10 isls goletas <Petrs, y <Vi
tslioia, con csrga.
salidas
Para 10 iala goletss sMAysguaza'
pap, cana Asrias, sAurellss y <De
seadas con carga.
Ruques cn puerto
TRAVSE1A
STohn M, HcrmotiS deseargando
<peerleeEs pendieHse
<Lso1 descargSndo
ePhiiadelp his> dtacArgando
sCayo Lsrgos descargAnco
COSTANEROS
<PrrgfeAoS Us b leo1
sDos Bermanoss Faiardo,
<OoloritoS Culebra
SPetras descargAndo
<VltallcaS pendiente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
NOLI NE TANGEkE

-Ahtval Ahi va QrAron varaS yoceG lbaron de
nuevo lac bslss.
La faI6a Ia bancA puGi6ronse persecuci6n Una
peque6a tt.a 6aabA paso aleandose cAda de 10
bnca Ibarrs que bogNba stuvse abandCnd CAda
vez que nadador sacaba cbezA para repr dspabln
bre fl gusrdias cviesy falueroF.
La banca de barra aeaba lenamente. Ell nadador
apro xmaba ID or Los estaban "a capsadoI Elias
tsmben pues Mcabs cabeza menudo cada dGnts
decci6n como para deaconcertr los pengudorts Va
haaba 10 tradorA estea pao del buzo Por GImA
veron cerca 10 orla Hicieron uego PaMron minutes
minutes NADIA vov6 sobre auper6ce anquila
delerta del ,go...
Meds hors dsspu6 IN emero presenda haber decubero
cerca de s orila MhGles de sargre.
De IbaIra uadA volv6 saber.
Quizss aV6n dfa nombe eacuchGle con per
loa completes nfames del padre DsmaIoI =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
XXXIII
La eQzQ en- Ell iqg0

Old se6or 81 plan que he meditAdo diio Elias pensatV0
mienras d2ian San Gabriel Oa OcuIAre Ahora
unAmigo mo MandAuyong tr,e6 odo vueatro dnero
he svadoy guArdado pie del ba cuanto possible
abAndonal6is el pals.
Para r al exrAniero nterrnmpi6 Ibarra.
Para vivir paz los dias que quedsn de vida. De
todo modes pals t1angero nosors pIa meor
que la propia
Cris6stomo conteat6
LlegabAn sGue momento al Pasg y Ia Jaaca empez6
br Corrsne SObre puente de EpGhA paIAbA Qnete
galope 4 ofG prolongado sgudo sibido
EL dio al I'm Ibarrs; me aconsejas que viva en- el Il.
traDeTo, pues conmgo vvGmos hermanou. Aqui
hmben to eIeS deIgraciado.
Elias movie triItemente ID cabtzs Conteat6
~Imposbe Es verdAd que 20 puedc ser feliz en- m
pals pero puedo Iufrr morir pOr eli ssmpre AQo.
-EntonceI tpor que me sconseias que parta7
POrque Otra parts pod6s fsiz 20 no. Iorqus no
e.taia hecho para lufrirn'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

ci6n 10 mueStrAn satistsshoa de 10 &C
htud de los bracsros dc aquellAs ha-
clendas,
--Anochs 90 rsunieron Aialada'
mente las dos traeciones en- que se
hAlla dividido el partldo republi,Ano
local. Una propuso para eandidsto
q alcAlde al licenciado don jose Ma.
Rossy y 10 otra al sehor Roberto q.
Todd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16

Hemoa tenido sl gu.to de saludAr
4 nusstro buen am go don Alejandro
Gaos, comercisnte de eata plaza, quo
regres6 d, Nueva York aver tarde.
Muy bien venido.
-Msf1sna se abrira en- Nanssf un
club untonista sosiepido por nueatros
ertuslaatks correliglonarios de aque'
liz poblacion.
Pedro Cor dova, ex cabo de 10
policlA u,o d. los leaders republicA.
no de MsnAsf, ACADIA de ser ssntenclA'
do por la Corte municipal dc aquel
pueblo a s25 de m alta, por surbar 10
pas, qusriendo intsrrumpir las ms
crircones del skbado pssAdo.
LIN banda de 10 Polieia Insular
socara en- la retrsia de m.fana do
mingo, las sjguientei piezas.
l Marcia sMesalinas Chart. 2
A petici6n; darzA <A,i eres til, Rios
Ovalle. 3 Selection <Ths Singing
q lrls Herbert 4 Mazurka <La Po.
lacts vAriaei mes de cornetin Fures,
5 Fina! III de In opera sMacbets Yer
di. s. E,treno Two stsp sE'erla FL
nas Agrir zJri, ! Walls <Recaerio del
Boulevard Farvaro. Danza <Nis
Amlgaas Sra. Crlz Verar. . sStar
SpApgie Banne,s
Nos dicen a'gunts amigos que 81
ioven don Modesto. .Gotsy, lLuchl, se
ha iniclado en- 10 tribuna poIftteA COD
extc, conQuistando muchos splsusos
del olico.
-Anochs lleg6 d sstA capital nues'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-16
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Alexandra Gaos.-Ciub Unionista en-
Manati-<Leaders republican, sentencado-Retreta
de manana.-En la Sala de Socorros. Lucida cabal-
gata-Telegrama de Aibonito- -Bergantfn ngles
<Leo.2-Investigaci6n en- Loiza = Una conferencia -
Detenc6n en- Carolina. -Muermo en- Cayey.-Tumulto
en- FaJardo: o:-Denuncas, mutas sentencias.--Otra
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