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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-13
WHERE FISK STANDS
WON'T RESIGN WITHOUT
PLEDGE ON JUDGE.
District Judge Will Stand Pat Till
Burke Becomes Governor Unless
sPromfsed That Popular Candidate
Will Be Named for Successor.

Grand Forks N. d., Nov. 13.-The
judicial situation in this district has
reached the point where Judge Fisk
will resign as district judge to accept
the appointment on the supreme bench
before his term begins, provided Gov
ernor Sarles will agree to appoint the
man for judge who is favored by q
majority Of the bar Of the district.
II Governor Sarles viii not agree to
that Fisk will continue to act as dis
trict Judge till Burke takes the chair.
If the matter is left to the attorneys
the appointee will be either Skulason
or George Bangs, There is consider
able opposition to Bosard.
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Yesterdays Bomb Thrower
Had Record.
HE WAS A DANGEROUS MAN
TWO OF HIS BROTHERS HAD RE-
GENTLY BEEN EXECUTED AND
ONE is NOW A PRISONER -
GEN. RHEIMsoTs DEFENSE
OF THE SHOOTING.

Moscow, Nov. 13.-The police have
identified the man who yesterday
threw bomb at General Rheinbot
prefect Of police, as a brother of Vlad-
imir Mazury the leader of the flying
group of terrorists, who was captured
here Sept. II, and executed Sept. Il,
for the murder of Colonel Volashini-
koffof the secret police.
A third brother, Sergei Mazury, was
executed for participation in the st.
Petersburg customs robbery and a
fourth is now in prison here for MEM
bership in the revolutionary organiza-
ton.
General Rheinbot defends his action
in shooting the terrorist, after the lat
ter had been seized by two of the pO-
licemen, on the ground that Mazury
was making q desperate struggle TO
escape and succeeded in drawing a
revolver and firing a shot at the pre-
feet Of police.
A daughter of General Benevsky,
ex- governor general of Amur province,
has been condemned to ten years inn
prisonment at hard labor for particle
patton in the plot to kill Ex-Governor
General Dubassoff of Moscow. Mile.
Benevsky's hand was blown off while
preparing the bomb. This led to her
detection and conviction. Mile. Ben
evsky, who is only "a years old and
beautiful, was married while in prison
to another political prisoner.
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North Dakotan in
Wicked Old Gotham
He Lassoed Man Who Tried to Run Down His
Bronx With an Automobile and
Was Arrested.
Was Arrested.

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bronchos AUTOMOBILE
describes
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trance to
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the when
. side Of the boncho OF
delivery
. automo so as %
cfaufuer along.
boted into the frightened the honk of the
automobile
Mounted Policeman George l. F who witnessed the encounter
decar
shevns shoulders with such dexery that the bank
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u. S. Grand Jury at K. c.
Acts.
RAILROAD men The VICTIMS
TWO OF THEM HAD coNsPIRED
TO VIOLATE THE INTERSTATE
COMMERCE ACT. ON FOREIGN
sHtPMENTs-THE THIRD WAS
MIXED UP IN REBATES.

Kansas City, Nov. Establishments
We're returned here today by the federal
grand jury as follows:
Against Davis II. Kresl1y of Kansas
City, freight broker charged with con-
spiracy to violate the interstate COM
merce act in securing concessions on
export shipments of flour sold by the
L. A. Howard Mill Co. of Wichita, Kas.,
to Al. #. Roberts & CO., of New York,
for export to Bristol, Eng, and Leith,
Scotland, and which were shipped from
Wichita to Kansas City over the Mis-
souri, Pacific from Kansas City to Chi
cago, over the Chicago q Alton, and
the Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Pau
railroads, and from Chicago to New
York over the Nickel Plate line.
Against w. "A. McGowen, agent al
Kansas City of the Nickel Plate fast
freight line New York, Chicago & st
Louis Railroad Coz for conspiring
with Kreslxy to violate the interstate
commerce act in granting concessions
on shipments of flour destined from
Wichita to the foreign ports named.
Against Henry S. Hartley of Kansa,
City, a dealer in cottonseed meal
charged with accepting commissions
and rebates on shipments made from
Rolf, /. T., to Tarkio, Mo-, and Plano
Ia, over the ST. Louis q San Francisct
and the Chicago, Burlington & Quinc,
railroads.
Service on all three men will be hat
during the day.
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NECK BROKEN TWICE
A FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR Will.
LIsToN.
Ferryn1an Raum Thrown Under Team
and Run Over by Wagon, Which
Crushed His Jaws and Broke His
Neck.

Wiliston, n. D., Nov 13.--A fatal
accident occurred about twelve miles
south of WilIiston. Ralph Raum, pro-
prietor of Raum's ferry, was returning
late with four-horse load Of oats
The load became unmanageable going
down a long, steep hill and Raum
seems to have been drawn or thrown
down between the team, and the heavy
wagon ran over his head crushing his
face and breaking both jaws and his
neck twice; death was instantaneous
Raum was an old timer and an ex-
pert horseman and the accident must
have resulted from the intense dark
ness. He leaves a wife to mourn his
death.
Atty Aaron J. Bessie of Willistor
was riding on the load, but was unin-
jured.
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Out and Out Declaration
Made Today
THE CAMPAIGN DISCUSSED
NO NEW PARTY is PLANNED BUT
THE FEDERATION PROPOSES
TO SUGGEST TO ITS MEMBERS
HOW TO DO UP OBNOXIOUS
CANDIDATES.

Minneapolis, Nov. 13.-The recent
political activity of the American
Federation of Labor occupied promi-
nent place in the report Of the execu-
tive council to the twenty sixth an
nual convention of the federation in
session here, which was read at the
morning session today by Vice Presi-
dent James Duncan.
While the report did not go into de-
tails of the recent campaign for the
defeat of Speaker Cannon, Congress-
man Littlefield of Maine, and other
congressional candidates, it defended
clearly the attitude of organized la
Dor towards politics and gave sum-
mary of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the campaign fund subscrib-
ed by the affiliated unions of the
American Federation of labor.
According to the report the total
| sum received for campaign purposes
| was SS,056S9. The total expenditures
We're $7,S3411, and there remained un-
expended $2227S.
| The report further stated that de-
tailed report of the expenditure was in
preparation and would be mailed to al
contributors and to all others applying
and paying % cents.
! The American Federation does no
contemplate the formation of dis
| tinct political party.
| 1t does not intend to dictate party
membership of any union
1t does propose to suggest from tins
to time measures of advantage to la
/ bor and to secure the nomination anS
election Of candidates favoring sucl
measures.
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Shot Himself.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 13.-While alone
in a room at his home here r. Fem
by, general auditor of the Texas &,
Pacific railroad system, and one Of
the best known railroad men in the
southwest, shot himself with revol-
yer, the bullet entering under his chin
shattering the jawbone, decorating his
tongue and coming out of his face
Whether the shooting was accidental
or premedltated is not known. He Is
in a dazed condition and cannot talk
Dr. McIaurin, who was summoned il
reply to an inquiry said;
Ills condition is very serious,
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Back to Mexico.

Washington, Nov. 13.-Antoni VII
larnel; under arrest at Ell Paso, Tex,
is to be deported to Mexico where he
will face charges of treason brought
against him by the Mexican govern
ment, after conferences between off,
cials Of, the state department, the de-
partment Of justice and the depart
ment of commerce and labor, 1t was
decided that Villareal should be sent
back to his native country because Of
crimes committed by him before COM
ing to the United States.
Villarael was the leader of the Mex
lean revolutionary movement in st
Louis which gave utterance to its doc
trines through the newspaper regen-
GRAFTON.
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BROWNSON'S JOE
HE WILL BE AT HEAD OF
BUREAU.
Promotion of the Rear Admiral Is Ex-
pected About the Time Secretary
Ronaparte Becomes Attorney Gen.
eral-Rrownson's Job Is Important

Washington, Nov. 13. Rear Ad-
miral Willard III. Brownson, who has
lust taken command of the American
naval forces in the east, will, it is un-
derstood, soon be recalled to take what
has come to be regarded as the most
important post in the navy, namely,
chief Of the bureau of navigation, to
succeed Rear Admiral Converse, when
the latter retires from that office,
which, it is expected, will occur about
the time that Secretary Bonaparte be-
comes attorney general.
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THE Eight HOUR LAW
VIOLAToRS OF THE LAW ARE TO
BE PUNISHED.
Attorney General Moody Has Issued
Orders to All the United States
District Attorneys to Look After
Work on Public Buildings.

Washington, Nov. 13. Attorney
General Moody today issued instruc-
tions to the United States district at
torneys urging a strict enforcement of
the statute relating to violations of
the eight hour law in connection with
United States public works. In the
last ten months as many as 300 alleged
violations have been reported. ~
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Bomb Thrower Failed.

London, Nov. ia dispatch has
been received here from st. Peters,
burg saying 1t is reported from Irkutsll
Siberia, that an unsuccessful attempt
was made to kin the governor, the
famous General Rennenkampff, by g
bomb. The general was not hurt. The
bomb thrower was captured He re-
fuses to give his name.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-13
HAS HIRED GIRL PROBLEM.
Demands Of Female Servants Result in
HIRING Of Men.

Berlin, Nov 18. Berlin Is expert
encing d dearth Of domestic help as
serious as New York. High wages
do not attract girls to domestic
service lii the suburbs, where the mod
ern Gretchen finds the life very dull.
She demands plenty Of pleasure, the
aters, music halls and balls, and re-
fuses to bury herself In an outlying
quarter Householders now are ein-
plcying men as general servants. The
smale helpers are found to be an eff
cient substitute for women.
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PRESIDENT TRIP
lHE is HAVING A VERY FINE.
TIME.
Wireless Message From the Louisiana
ReIayed to the White House Last
Might Via Guantanamo and Key
West-Good Weather Prevails.

washington, Nov 13. According TO
ia wireless message, which reached the
White House over night the battleship
Louisiana, with the president and par
til on board, was coo miles off Colon
last night The weather way reported
to be fine. The message carne from
the naval station at Guantanamo 70
Key West and thence to the Washing
ton wireless station
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WRECKED The BANK
THE oHIoAN PLEAD GUILTY AT
CLEVELAND.
He Will Do Two Years in the Pen for
conspiring to Put the Wooster Ma
tional Bank Out Of Business--sto,- !
900 and Two Years.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 15.-J. =. zirn-
Norman pleaded guilty to q charge Of
conspiring to wreck national bank,
in the federal court here today and
was sentenced to serve two years in
the penitentiary and to pay q fine Of
$4,000. zimmerman was chairman Of
the board OF directors Of the Wooster
National bank at wooster. q, which
failed about two years ago.
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INTO Open SWITCH
ATTEMPT TO WRECK THE oRIEN,
tai LIMITED.
The Fast Train Went Into an Open
Switch at Niagara and It Looked
Like Deliberate Attempt to 20
Damage.

Grand Forks, n. D., Nov. t3.-What
appears to have been an attempt to
wreck the Oriental Limited was made
at Niagara, this county. The train
crashed into an open switch and into
& line of freight cars. The slow speed
with which the train was moving is all
that prevented a horror. The railroad
men believe an effort was made 70
wreck the train, either from spite OF
through the hope OF securing loot
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White Fiends Arrested.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 49, Tho
body OF Annie Shirley, negro wo-
man, was found at Pratt City with her
head crushed and indications that she
had been criminally assaulted after
she had been murdered. d. sparrow,
a guard at the state convict prison,
and T. G. Stovali, u former guard.
both white men, have been held for
investigation. II is said that cards
and money, alleged to belong 10 these
men, were found near the scene of
the murder.
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Pra ctice Marches,

Havana, Nov. 13.-The series of
practice marches throughout the is
land by American troops have been
begun with the departure from Camp
Columbia of the Fourteenth and Sew
enteenth mountain battery for Pinar
del Rio and the Eighteenth field bat
terry for Matanzas. The men carry full
rations and their tents. tx.,heg are to
proceed Ieisurely, studying the roads
and strategic positions on the way.
They win be gone about three weeks.
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Canoe Contests.

London, Nov. 13.--Fiye nations will
be represented in the race for the In
ternational canoe trophy to be run
under the auspices OF the Royal Ca
noe club OF England in Langsdon har-
bor Belgium, France, Austria and
Italy will send canoists and cable
was received today to the effect that
Charles Burgess Of Winchester, Mass.
win compete.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-13
BRAKEMAN KILLED
STRUCK BY A PIECE or LUMBER
AT LAkoTA.
Loading Of lumber Car Responsible
for the Death Of Great Northern
Empioye, Who Was Knocked Across
the Track and Killed.

Lakota, III. ID, Nov. 13.Fred witt,
brakeman on the Great Northern,
was killed here and the coroner's In
quest says death was due to the faulty
loading Of car OF lumber. WITT was
endeavoring to couple some cars when
he was struck by piece Of lumber
that projected from the car. He was
knocked down and across the rail, and
INSTANTLY killed. His home was al
White Bear, Mimi, 10 which place his
remains were sent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-11-13
scoRN AuTos5 RIDE MULES.
Spanish Newspaper Man on Way to
Paris.

Bordeaux. Nov. 1.-TWO members of
the staff Of a Spanish paper, Espana
Neuva who undertook to journey from
Madrid 10 Paris on the backs Of mules,
have arrived here. They are making
this journey as a protest against the
motor car craze, which they hold in
horror since. SO many people have been
killed by furious driving. The trag
Ielers are accompanied by dog.
They hope to arrive in Paris on Mo-
venber 20
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Train DERAILED
REMARKABLE ESCAPE OF THE
PASSENGERS.
Entire Train Was DeraiIed by the
Spreading of the Rails, and Plunged
Into an Embankment, But No One
Was Seriously Hurt.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov IA west
bound Missouri Pacific passenger
train, running at full speed, was hurl-
ed from the track by spreading rails
near Glencoe, west of here, today, and
beyond the cuts and bruises, all on
board escaped miraculously. The en-
tire train plunged into an embankment
and the track was torn UP for 200 feet.
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Oyster Roast.

Savannah, Ca. Nov 10. The
Georgian veterans who had their am
nual reunion here today, visited VIM
berly, the home Of Col. John I'll. Es-
TIL, at Isle Of Hope, where they We're
entertained at an oyster roast. The
old soldiers will be Hospitality enter
tanned by Colonel Estill for two days.
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Census Bureau Official.

Houston, Tex, Nov 13.-Mr j. A.
Dial, special agent of the U. S. cen-
sus bureau is visiting this state gath
ering statistics Tor the department of
commerce and labor which are to be
used for comparative purposes and
for general information. Only such
cities as have a population Of 10000
or over will be included in the report.
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New York, Nov 1s.It was an
announced in auto racing circles here
this afternoon that the $2,0O0,000 re-
duired for the construction of the
proposed racing track on Long Island
had been nearly fully subscribed.
Work has already been commenced on
the track.
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o Petersburg, Ind, Nov. 13.-- .
q Henry burst, a Swede, came from q.
q northern Minnesota to meet Ma (:
@ bel E. Lamb, with whom he be- /.
q came acquainted through a cor
q respondence bureau, and they .
(. were married Friday. He was ac- /:
% companied by 3-year-old e
@ daughter and 5-year-old son, of .
@ whom he had not written.
% e
9 9 o o 90 o @ o o o 8 o 8 o Z. I.
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Arrival Of Famous sinqers.

New York, Nov. 13.-Miss Geral-
dine Farrar arrived here today from
Berlin after making. a. farewell ap-
pearance before the crown prince and
princess at Potsdam in the opera
Manon. The princess presented Miss
Farrar with signed portraits Of her
self and the prince added a beautiful
umbrella with lapis lazuli handle
Signor Caruso has also arrived.
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FiREMEN CONFER.
Matter of Concessions on the Erie Is
Being Considered.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 13. = A COM
mittee from the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen, was called into con-
ference with the master mechanics Of
the Erie railroad today. to consider
concessions. The conference is still
in session
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Sites Rejected.

Washington, Nov. 13-Secretary
Shaw today declared that negotiations
for the purchase of a site for the Min
neapolis postoffice are off until a prop
osition is submitted to him for the sale
Of a suitable location within the $780,
600 appropriation made by congress.
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cuLLoM ILL.
Illinois Senator Had an Aftactssof In
digestion But Is Better.

Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Cul-
lom suffered slight attack Of indi-
gestion and nausea while at the navy
department. today, recurring the atten-
tion Of a physician He is resting cas-
lily and it is believed soon will be
completely recovered.
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LowTHER's PROMOTION.
Man Now in Morocco May Come t.
Washinuton.

London, Nov. 1S.-Gerard Lowther,
British minister to Tangier, is men
toned as a possible successor to Sir
Mortimer Durand, Great Britain's am
bassador to washington.
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) Maiden, Miss. Nov. 1s.
) Alarmed by an epidemic Of diph-
) liberia, the Maiden board Of
) health has laid its ban on post
, office" and other kissing games,
: popular among school children.
., there have been. thirty cases of
e. N1theria here recently, and the
g.. officers declare several of :
J. ~ we been traced to oscula-
!
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Kissing Forbidden,

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Surprise for Mabel.

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04

que hublsre dejado el Caerpo alegan-
do imposib!l!dad ff.ica 8 que haya
sido exoulsado por fsltss cometidas
on el ssrvlcio, podr& volver & ingre
sar. Uaa coaia de esta solicitua de
be ser sntregada & 10 Comisi6n por
cada aspirante en- el acio do Ia talla.
e. Dsber&n tamblen prcsentar fe
de bautismo, ain cuyo docume1 to ssr&
indttl toda gesti6n.
y ri peso mfnimo que 20 requle.
re es de 1870 libras.
80 La talla mfnima es de metro
Y csntfmstros.
90 L, amplitud tor&cica deberG
ser nor 10 menos dc 2 pulgadas.
l0q La solicitad dsbsrG ssr he
cha de puho y letra del mismo aspi'
rante y iurada ante el Jasz de Paz 6
Municipal, acrsditando sr Ia misma
persona con cuyo nomhre ae Arms,
E,ts solicitui serS duplIc,da do Ia
que dsbsr& envlsrGe al Quartet Cane.
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ANuN CIO

En- Ia noche del % iel corriente mes
fusron sustrAidos dc mi propledad si.
to en- ell bsrrio de San Lorer 10 do 90.
Is termlno municipal, dos cabRllos
propiedSd del suscribients cuy1s co.
lores y sehls son loa aigulenles: Uno
amarillo encsndido, potro, como de
tre' inns, alzada de 81 St, GRIN ,
:ola largo, manchaS blancas en- Ia
frente, un lunar con polo b auco en-
una caders, paso dehAnado Osro c }.
lor sebruno, Como de 5 S6 ahJs de
edad, ct de s'Eads Grin y cola ntgrs,
paSo Tornado y irote. Supiico q las
sut)ridades y aG.nIeS 60 Ia poIicia
inSulsr, ae hjsn On 81 presente, 4 Hn de
que investiguen en- aus respsciivas
municipslidAdes, si cd que dichos cR
bal oz pueden ercJntrarse en- elias.
Morovis, % dc Dialembrs de 1906
8 2 JOSE OTEao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04

raj antss del dia 10 del corriente de
be ser sntregads d Ia Comisi6n en- Q
acto de Ia ts'la con 81 fs dc bautismt
y certifcRciones do bpenA canducta.
1lq Es condici6n precisa par,
ingresar en- el Cuerpo do Ia policia Q
csrecer d. aatecedept's pena'es, puel
el tenerlos darfa & revooaci6n de-
rombramiento ai SO hubiere hscho,
Condolences tisicas
FL solcitan debe carecsr dc de-
fsctos fisicos, entendiendose como to
les, las deformidsdes del euerpo, Ia
ano MALTA en- 10 con6guraci6n exserna
de los ojos, brszos 9 piernas, 6 cual,
quier vestiglo de enfermedades especi
fcas, las manIfestaciones de 10 piel or
forma de manchas 6 erur clones y POI
4 'timo las enfermadsdss aparejen inu
tilidsd 8 d. hcieucia para sl trabaio,
como las hsrniss, htdroceles etc.
]. JU0ICE.
5 2 Ter Tenienta Ayudante p. |
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Ta||as para po|icia en- San Juan, ?. R.

ri dia II del corriente mss habrGn
de llevarse & cabo tsllas en- eata ciu-
dad de San Juan para nombrar Gin
duenta (5Ol oolicias por tiempo discre
cional. Las coudleiones que Sc sx gen
para 10 admission aon Las siguiertes;
~ Ser msyor de 81 al menor
de 40.
20 Sabsr leer y escribir.
80 Ser ciudadsno de Puerto Rico.
AZ Tener buena conducts moral
uus ae acteditsr& ms1iaote la prrsen.
taci6n de cersihcaclonss libradas por
al Alcalds y Juez del pueblo donie ha
va rscidido mas largo tempo.
50 LBS aIpirantss deberAn enyiar
sus solicitudss al Cuartel general an
tes del dia 10 del corriente mas, y di.
cAo Quartet Informant si el "lisitante
pertenesi6 81 Cusrpo de la poliefs en-
ests case Ia coadacta que observe y
causas por las que sa...5 dsl Caerpo,
pntendiendose cue nlng1 indtviduo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04
Sc vendens5O reloies esquelstt

Sc vendens5o reloies esqusletos,
nusyos, CON buena maquina q 8 pesos
cada uno y & 5 messs plazos pagando
l peso de pronto , los otros msnsusl.
mente. No Sc mandaran los reloies
ain adelantar los primeros 80 pesos en-
giro & favor de O.kamp Noltiu Com.
pany, Cincinnauti, Ohio. Los otros
pagos tienen que garautizarlos dos CO.
mercianses quienes seran rssponsablss
del dinero rsstants. E. un buen nego.
clio para agentes y comerciantes que
10 dedlquen & las ventss q plazos, puea
dichos releiss IS venden & nusve pesos
On los ioyerias de San Juan. AZ con-
tado 80 hsce rsbsis. Dirigirse q r
Narvaez Reverb, Arecibo.