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Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
APPREHENSION INCREASES AS
TIME GOES ON WITH REVOLT
UNCHECKED.
BUSINESS SUFFERS GREATLY
TWo-THlRDs OF THE PEOPLE IN
THREE PROVINCES ARE IN
SURGENTS.

Havana, Sept. 5.-As days and
weeks pass with no appreciable di-
minution of the revolution apprehen-
sion increases. The most conservative
testimony from the country districts
of the provinces Of Pinar del Rio, Ha-
vana and Santa Clara is to the effect
that two-thirds of the people in the
country and small towns OF these
three provinces are insurgents in SEN
timent, if not in fact. 1t is generally
believed that the government ultimate
ly will subdue the insurrection, but In
the meanwhile the crops cannot be
developed, and it is a grave question
whether the rebellious spirit even
then can be actually quelled to the ex-
tent of restoring the country to a nor
NAL selfgoverning status.
Renew Efforts for Peace.
A realization of this is the cause OF
the renewal Of efforts for the restora-
ton of peace Gen, Mario Menocal,
whom the people trust as one capable
of bringing the warning factions to-
gether if such a thing is possible,
came to Havana yesterday and heE1
two conferences with President Palma.
Gen. Cebreco, who has been prominent
in recent efforts to institute negota-
lions with the insurgent leaders; Gen.
Menocal and few merchants and
planters, held q conference last night
to discuss the proposal to make an at
tempt to open negotiations with the
insurgents, and the two generals in
tend to-day to call upon the leaders OF
the Liberal and Moderate parties indi-
vidually and see what it is possible to
do. President Palma has no objection
to these efforts. but makes no prom
Uses or suggestions upon the behalf OF
the government.
Business Is Declining.
Business, which but recently prom
ised to be exceptionally good, has de-
clined and for the time being is gen
orally slack, even in Eastern Cuba,
where the revolutionists are making
but Slight and sporadic efforts. The
sugar planters and others are aban-
doning the work of development until
conditions become settled. The whole
sale merchants of Havana are doing
very little business, and American
agents are being recalled and sent
elsewhere.
Col. Avalos, with 1000 troops. con-
tinues at San Juan de Martinez, where
he is expecting cavalry reinforce
ments A shipload of horses from Tex
as is anXlOuSly awaited
insurgents Increasing.
The insurgents are increasing III
numbers in the eastern portion Of Pi-
mar dial Rio province, but Asbert's
force in Havana province has latterly
been lying low and keeping away from
the various government detachments
sent in pursuit.
RufIianism by some of the insurgent :
bands in the southern part of Santa
Clara province continues, though
without the approval of the principal
leaders.
Maj. Clews expects to take the field
upon the arrival of eight more auto
matte guns, which have been shipped
to the government.
Special attention is being given to
the defense of Havana, and the city
militia is employed in strengthening
the works
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR A
THE PRIMARIES BY REPuB-
LlCANS.
AWKWARD DEMOCRATIC LEADER
FOUR CANDIDATES ON THE DEMO.
CRATIC TICKET HAVE NO oP-
POSITION.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 5.-Gov.
James o. Davidson was yesterday
nominated to head the Republican
state ticket, having defeated Speaker
Irvine L. Lenroot of the last assembly,
his only opponent, by a safe majority
that may run as high as 10000. Da-
wilson carries with him his running
mate, w. D. Conner of Marshfield, for
lieutenant governor, who defeats John
Strange of Oshkosh for second place.
For the Democrats John A. Aylward
of Madison is leading Ernest Merton
of Waukesha for first place, and John
O'Meara of Milwaukee appears to be
ahead of Michael F. Blenslli of Mil
waukee for second place. The vote
was comparatively light.
Three-cornered Fight.
For secretary of state on the Re-
publican ticket the fight is a three
cornered one between James A. Frear,
William II. Froelich and Walter l..
Houser, the present incumbent The
first two named seem to be running
pretty even, with Houser falling be-
hind.
Five candidates are in the field fol
treasurer, three for attorney general
and two for insurance commissioner
on the Republican ticket. The result
of the contests below the first two
places on the ticket will not be known
positively until tomorrow.
Have No Opposition.
Candidates for four places on the
Democratic ticket have no opposition,
the nominees being as follows:
For Secretary of State-Clarence j,
Noel, Marietta.
For State Treasurer-Andrew Jen-
son, Edgerton.
For Attorney General-Martin L
Lueck, Juneau.
For Commissioner of Insurance
Henry j. Neuens, Sheboygan.
The Prohibitionists and Social Dem.
ocrats named their state tickets in
convention some time ago, and the
candidates are being voted for, III
compliance with the primary law,
without opposition.
congressional Candidates,
For congress Republicans were
nominated as follows:
Sixth district, Alvin Dreger, May
vile; Seventh, John j. Esch, L;
Crosse; Eighth, J. H. Davidson, Ost
kosh; Eleventh, John ]. jenkins, Chill
pewa Falls.
Returns received by the Milwaukee
Sentinel indicate the nomination o
Joseph w. Babcock in the Third dis
trict and H. A. Cooper in the First,
the other districts being in doubt
Democrats for congressional nomi-
nations unopposed are as follows:
Second district, George w. Lewis,
Madison; Third, J. w. Murphy, Platte
vile; Fourth, Thomas J. Fleming, Mil
waukee; Fifth, J. G. Donnelly, Milwau-
kee; Sixth, Charles H. Weisse, She
boygan; Seventh, Charles f. Hille,
Black River Falls; Ninth, Philip A.
Badour, Oconto; Tenth, Dennis D.
Conway, Grand Rapids; Eleventh,
Francis ]. Mcclure, Hudson.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
THIEVES LOOT HOTELS.
Make "sneak" Visit to HosteIries and
Get 5000 in Swae.

Lawton, Mimi, Sept 5-Sneak
thieves went through the Barrett
house and LAYTON hotel and secured
about $500 in cash, watches and other
valuables and made their escape. At
the Lawton, DR.. Longenecker heard
the thieves at work and got up to in
vestigate, only to find that he had
been robbed of all his valuables. Be
fore he could give the alarm the men
escaped from the building.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
HALF MILLION SHARES, SOLD.
Pennsylvania Lets Go of 3. G O. and
Norfolk e. Western.

Philadelphia, Sept. Enquiry hav-
ing been made at the offices of the
Pennsylvania railroad for the exact
amount of stock of the Baltimore &
Ohio and Norfolk & Western railroads
sold by the Pennsylvania to Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., the company yesterday
gave out the following additional state
ment:
'The Pennsylvania has sold about
100000 shares of Baltimore & Ohio
stock and about 100000 shares of Nor
folk & Western, thus reducing the az
gregate holdings Of the Pennsylvania
system to about 20 per cent on each
Of these companies"
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Is Swept by Democrats.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 5.-Addi-
tional returns from Mondays state
election show that the Democrats will
have thirty-four out of thirty-fve
members of the state senate and nine
ty-ive out a hundred members of the
house, assuring the election Of Gov.
Jeff Davis, Democratic nominee, as
United States senator. John S. Little,
Democrat, for governor will have
plurality of about $1,000.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
ALLEGED Timber Cutters Sued.

Helena. Mont. Sept. 5.-The United
States brought suit in the United
States court against William Kunro
and the Northwest Improvement ccn-
pany to recover $50 for timber al
legged to have been unlawfully cut up
on public lands
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Exclusion Kills Four

London, Sept. 5.-Four men were
killed and eie't seriously injured yes
terday by an explosion aboard the
Russian armored cruiser Rurik, which
is being built 1T the Vicker-Maxim
works at Barrow The accident is at
tributed to tie contact of a lighted
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Small BURGLARY.

Fergus Falls, Sept. 5.-The general
store of H. S. Aldrich, at Wrights
town postoffice, this county, was bur'
glarized, the burglars cutting out a
rear window. They found no money,
but carried off a gold watch and sew
eral knives, revolvers and other
things
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
PRESIDENT PALMA SAYS GOV.
EMINENT HAS NOTHING FUR
TIER TO OFFER.
RESPECT AMERICAN PROPERTY
THE REBELS WILL NOT MODEST
AMERICANS UNLESS DEFEAT
FACES THEM.

Havana, Sept. 5.-President Palma
in an interview last night with the
Associated Press put an end to any
expectation that he would make any
concessions whatever to the rebels
beyond the offer of pardon already
extended. The president said. he could
not possibly make such concessions
either now or hereafter and could not
see in any event what the government
could offer beyond what had already
been done.
American intervention, the presi-
dent said, had not been considered,
because the government believed it
could end the insulTection without as
siStance.
Still Talk of Peace.
Talk about a peaceful settlement
continues rife, but no definite plan is
offered that can be acceptable to
either side A meeting of veterans
and politicians may be held but any
definite results are altogether unlike
ly.
No fighting of consequence is re
ported. The principal engagement re-
ported yesterday is one in which Col
Vale, commanding a force which sail
ed a week ago from Cienfuegos, en-
countered a force of insurgents whom
he scattered, taking ten prisoners,
arms and horses.
Fortify San Luis.
San Luis is being fortified by en-
bankments, managed by 100 volun-
teers under Col Baccalao. Capt. Poey,
one of President Palmas aids, COM
mands a scouting expedition in that
vicinity.
The correspondents Of three Ha-
vana newspapers who left San Juan
de Martinez in an automobile after
wards deserted the vehicle and are
reported to have joined the insur-
gents Twelve hundred military cav
airy and infantry have been organ
lied at Cienfuegos to defend the city.
Pits have been dug and wire fOrtiica-
lions erected in the weak portions Of
the city.
Respect American Property.
] Santa Clara is being fortified in
similar fashion, and at Cienfuegos
there is much preparation for defense
There are mounted infantry and vol
unteers at both places.
The insurgents in Havana and Pi-
mar del Rio provinces continue to re-
spect American properties. One Of
Asbert's bands who had taken horses,
COWS and hogs from an American
dairy farm near Havana returned all
the horses, paid 5000 for the hogs and
apologized.
Compel Intervention.
Near Bahia Honda a band of 800
took all the horses on neighboring
plantations except those of Ameri-
cans, declaring they would not mo-
lest American property unless they
found that the Cuban government was
defeating them, whereupon they
would destroy enough to compel the
United States to intervene, as they
would never consent to the present
government continuing to rule Cuba.
The insurgents policy in Santa Clara
province, however, is different.
A band of insurgents is supposed
to be between Santiago and Guante-
mo.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Noted Minister Dead.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 5-Dr. Francis
r. Meattie, one of the widely known
ministers in the Presbyterian church
and president of the Presbyterian
theological seminary, died suddenly at
his residence Of heart failure
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Tots Burned to Death.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 5.-Peter and
John Quinn, small children, were
burned to death yesteray and their
mother fatally injured in fire start
ed by the children while playing in
the yard.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Fourth Theft in One Year,

Ely, Mimi, Sept. 5.-The st. Croix
Lumber company's warehouse was
robbed last night of about $500 worth
of merchandise This is the fourth
robbery there in one year. Two ar
rests have been made.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Proctor lie Governor.

Montpelier, VT, Sept. FLETCHER
D. Proctor of Proctor, son of United
States Senator Redfie1d Proctor, was
elected governor Of Vermont yester-
day by a large majority.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
MILK FAMINE GROWS.
Agents Buy Up Dairy Products for
Laruer Cities

Sheboygan. Wis, Sept. 5.-The milk
famine, which has caused dealers here
to raise the price of the. product, is
growing worse. and the scarcity, il
continued, will cause another raise.
Agents from Elgin, Chicago and Mil
waukee are working in the country,
buying up the milk and cream from
the farmers. with the result that the
local supply has become short to the
point Of absolute famine.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
Killed in Auto Accident.

Babylon, L. l., Sept. 5.-Charles w.
Lynde. wealthy retired business
man, was killed at Islip last night in
an automobile accident. Other occu-
pants Of the automobile escaped in
Jury
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
QUARREL OVER PRIZE FIGHT.
Gans-Neson Battle Leads to Murder
at Lockport, N. Y.

Lockport, N. Y, Sept. 5.-As the re-
suit of a quarrel caused by a dispute
over the Gans-Nelson fight, Joseph
Lynch, twenty-eight years old, was
kicked on the head and killed. it is al
legged, by companion with whom he
had been drinking. John Condery,
forty years old, is under arrest, charg-
ed with murder. The tragedy took
place at hotel about a mile west of
Gasport yesterday.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
BOYS HUNTING TRIP FATAL.
Lad of Twelve Years Accidentally
Shoots Younuer Brother,

Shoots Younger Brother.
Grand Forks, N, D., Sept 5.-The
first hunting accident of the season
reported from this vicinity occurred
near Lake Lakota, where Harry John
son, twelve years old, was shot by his
ten-year-old brother. They had gone
hunting, and when half a mile from
town the gun which was carried by
the younger boy was accidentally dis
charged, the charge entering the abdo-
men of Harry. The boy was brought
to the hospital here, but it is said he
cannot recover.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
TWO uonaen HraMned

Freeport. H., Sept. 5.--Mrs. Will
liam Iunlf and Mics Nelson Murphy
were drowned yesterday while. at
tempting 10 fosd a creek.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
WHEAT GRADES AS NO. 1.
Threshing Is General About Valley
City, N. D.

CITY, N. y.
Valley City. N. d.. Sept. 5.-Thresh-
ing is general about here. Hard wheat
is going from eighteen to twenty-five
bushels to the acre and grading No.
1 Northern and hard. Wheat is heavy
and clean and grades unusually well.
Durum is yielding from twenty-five to
thirty-five bushels per acre. but is not
of as good quality Some of the finest
wheat ever seen in Barnes county was
marketed here yesterday.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
WINERY EXPLOSION is FATAL.
Fire Follows Shock Felt Ten Miles;
100000 Gallons of Wine Lost.

25U,OO0 Gallons Of Wine Lost.
Fresno, Cal, Sept. 5.-As a result of
terrific explosion the shock of which
was felt for ten miles, one man was
killed and another dangerously in
jured and 100000 worth of property
was destroyed yesterday at the Calwa
winery Of the California Wine associa-
ton. The explosion was followed by
fire which completed the havoc. Two
hundred and fifty thousand gallons OF
wine were lost.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-08
chatfieId Pumping Station Burns.

ChatfieId Pumping Station BUTTS.
Chatfeld, MINI, Sept. 5.-The city
pumping station was destroyed by fire.
The loss is $4,000. The city water
supply is temporarily cut off.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
!UZGADO De PAl

ri iuez de pax de San Juan sen
Gsnci6 aysr & los siguienGsa individuosi
Manuel Martinez. S3 Dor reEIr On la
Marina con Nieoa O.hho, promo.
visndo el OonIiguiente eIt& 1dAlo; Pc
ira GAlindez, %, por prGierir ffaass
obscenas en- la .sAlle del Sol; Angela
O.GufIl s5 por embriagu,z J alhoroto
on 10 Marina, Felipe J Eduardo Fl
gusEos, g. cAdA uno por arroiAr pie
drau en- 10 plaza del msrsSdo; Jole
O:iiz Vszqu,z, dos dias de arreIIo por
doimir sn Iiltcs ablieoIi Nisolss
Nlsvss , Fclix Rliz, dos dias & eAdA
uno por .dormir sn lA murslla de IL
plaza del nercld ~ Manuel Rodrf
guez, por dormir en- 81 Etgrau de Ia
cAss ! 6nsro 10 de Is calls de 10 Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
AUXIL!(S PARA CHILE

El Comiie do Aux'lios para Chile
he rsCibldo el siguisnts telgramN del
Comite ExIraniero dc Auxl los do Val
paraiSo, al oual 90 le hAbian snv.si 10
los tondoa que teniA el pr marc.
<AcusAnos reoibo con grAeiAs, dc
la remesa por cable. Los tondos 90
acAbAn On tAnto que 10 mlssria creee
Hsgan 10 possible para eAtimular re
eoleeei6n,s
Este telegramA confrmA los Avisos
antsricres rstsrentes q 10 grave de 10
aituAsi6n ereAda por el rGC' 'ente tsrre
motto & incsndio on Valparaiso, donds
una mitAd do 10 siudad qaed6 deaGrui'
do y milss dc tAmilias 20 visron ain
hogArss J ain msiio do proeurArse
Abrigo nj Alimsntos. ri tondo oue
90 redni6 en- NGsvA York fu6 de ain
eusnta y Siste mil, AssentA J dos pesos
IS eeptAvos. EstA ea 10 suma que %
iue snvianio ola por of', por cable,
por 10 tsnso oil Comile pueds res
ponder { la s6plica del Comite de Val
paraiso, { msnoS de ailegar nusvou
EecurHos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
MUERTO POR UN POLICIA

El policiA Juan MeSharry, tuvo
Que blandir ~ revolver y amsnszAr
aon g. Oh Ia Avsnida Atlantic, Bfoo'
klyn. 4 10 turba que QuerfA linehArlo
Dor hAbsr dado musrts Al iovsn de
diecinusve amos, Carlos Connor. Este
Que eutAba parade en- 10 AcsrA. On CRU
20 con otroS, no quiso moverse euan'
do el policiA ls diio que no ohstruys
20 10 via pablica. y por 10 tAnto tue
dsIenido.
VArios do suH eompansros, que 10
acomps 4 abAn Ala eatAci6n dc polieiA,
en- nm momento Oporiuno, stAeAron Al
poIicia, 10 QuiGaron sl carrots 10 die
ron dc golpsS, 10 que viato por el pri.
stonero le induio { ayudAr { suS ami
20 y cogi6 dos pisdras del arroyo pa
rA lAnIAlselAsk & 81 aprthsnsor, mas
AnteA de que pudiera stsetuarlo, una
bslA del poIisiA puso IA { 81 vida,
AtraveIa adols sl eorszon, Hubo que
llamAr lA rsHerva de lA eStAti6u, pues
10 multitud y lOa gritos contra el
agenIe aumenkAbAn. Me ShArry hN
quedAdo preSo, hAGta OR los tsHli
gsa del Hucsso, epyAs verIionsS Va
rfAn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
Los PEueROS DEL MAR

III va2or Alem&n elan Miguels
que entr6 On Baltimore, luCh6 durants
veintid6s horAs can oil dltlmo huraeSn
que ha azotAdo las eostau del Atlkn-
tlco' Perdi6 treiota plea dc 10 obra
musrta, parte do 10 iareiA. ventilado'
res y sufri6 otrAs AvsrfAS do msnos
importAnsia. Tdvo Que ponsrse G Ia
s&2a, usar Acsits para haesr ttOnts {
les olAs , combAtir lusgo POI. .espAcio
de hofas sl tusgo que 90 declare &
proa y que Al nn pudo sofocarss.
I'll vapor do earga ingl6s eLauras
prosedsnts dc Port Arthur, Texas, su'
tri6 tAmhi6n los etsetos del mismo hu'
rAsGa, psro con msnos susrts, pusa
psrdi6 al capit&n y dos tripuIAntss.
Adsmas ha sntrado sn Norfolk. vIrgi'
nis, con el puente destroz ado, .Arreha'
tada por les olas 10 easilla del piloso
10 mismo que los botss, y tumbado (
hahor por hAbGnele sorrido sl ear
gsmcnGo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
N0TIC|As JuD|CIALEs

ri lunes 30 vera ca 10 Corte Enu.
nieipAl el iuisio contra Manuel R3.
drigutE, por cslito sontrA la psx pd.
blisAi , sl martas siguisnts 81 dc De-
MEL OfIIx, por huEto de msnor suAntfa.
-Ha sido arehlva ada 10 .causA con
tra AndI 81 Andino, Quisn On 10 ms aN'
na del 10 do Sstismbre dltimo dispa
rAra un revolver Al comercIsnts don
FraneiSo ViKAlondo, hiriendolo On 10
mejllla dsrsehs. Dieho asusado hA
aido deslArAdo dement's y 90 KsstIona
90 ingreso On sl mAnieomio.
-TsmbISl hsSido arehivadA otrA
eausA por aeomctimiento y sgresi6n
contra SaluItisno Vsls2, por hAllarss
tambien pAdGClsndo dc ensgsnaai6n
mental
-Ohlio Santiago T s sondenAdo
sysr por Ia Oorte municipal 4 e10 do
multA por asomstimisnto J Agreui6n 1
Santiago Rodriguts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
ToTd, Too & CaOa'e'
Estudio de- Abugados
y NOtarla
c. Lopez de Tord.
T. Manuel Toro.
Nomesio r. Canales
Mayor /. Ponce Pto. Rico
Mayor /. Ponce Pto. Rico.

Sc dice q1e eierto miaionero
uroteata1 ts de Quebyada Lim6u. olvi
dAndose dc "a misi6n svArgelics, 10
osupA en- haesr poli.ica aettva q favor
del partido rspuhlicsno.
CuidAdo, smiguito. no tspga qae
arrepentirss mks tArde,
Supopgsmos qua en- al nesting
Que dieron los rspuhlieanos Ia noehe
del luues, de los 81 earroa de earns dc
eia6n qua vinisrcn al meeting esda
uun eontuviess Is individuos, sotal
x 34=5lO 200 sorcurrentes dc Ysuso,
Pshuelas y TsllAboa y 300 de Jasns
Diax Total, $40 200 3oO--l0lo. Con.
surrsntss do Ponce, lOoo-20l0
E,tos fueron los coneurrentes nj
rsmate eelebrRdo 10 ncche del lurer
on lA casa de Nanolo Coll.
Rsbaiamos: muisrss 800; chtqui-
los, $40. Total, ITO, AGistspses, 20 10,
Ls quedAn para la luehS, 1910.
Nj mas nj msnos, nj menos nj mss,
sos aon los ensmigos polfsieos que
van & 10 luehA on Ponce ell 8 do No
viembre.
Va puede sEl Aguilss porsr anun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
IA CIENCIA MED|CA

81 prttsEor Care, de Brsalau,
AlemAniar hA dAdo & eonocsr Al Con
grsso do InvsatigAci6n Natural yN6
diea, que ah7ra % sslebr6 sn aqu6l
punto, el rssultado de vAlioias obaer.
vasiones que hA hseho durAnte una
A6fie dc expsrimentos, trAIplantAndo
vasos sAnguineoE y 6rgano de un susr'
po humane & otroi
Este tsmA llam0 10 Atsnsi6n On
Toronto, donde lego en- Agosto una
msmorlA sobrs el m,smo Asunto sl
dostor A, CArrel de Cgissg'. II doe
tor allen G1 dsseribio en- sl oopgrsao
ell eAso de un nifio de eustro amos que
padecfa de sreIIni'mo, quien rior6
mutho por lA tr4Ss lsntSsI6n de 30
IT a ire & 81 de rarle de las g'G1dulAs
tiroides.
DsEpueS dc nueva ms:e el niflo
Sc der arroll6 mentAlmsnls hoy pue
De sndar J hablsr ESA operation 80
Ieneilla, porque Ie pusds tx.raer &
cualQuiera Tarls do ls G 6ldula tlroi.
dsgi ain peligro
81 Pr, tsIor logo tAmSIeu trans.
plantar vaaos aapguiosos de pulgsda
media dos de largo de IN animal
a otroI sdsnaI hlzo lA miIma opera
si6n con anlmalss musrloa haeiA horA
J msdiS, trAnsplantkndo los vssos &
otroa vivoa,
81 eOntsrsnsiAnts dsslAt6 cue Aun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

In IL tArds de syer, el preso
Martin Villot, que trsbsjaha On IL
cArretsra do Canas, emprendi6 ID fa'
"a. h&blendo sido aprehendido por 10
guardia insular en sl pueblo de Gna
vanilla.
A Martin Villot solo ls fAltaban
dos meses para cumplIr 10 eondsna
Ell gusrdia Sintoroso Lebr6n
sorprendi6 hog un eAballo cargado
de EAooa dc pan con direecl6n oil b.
rrio de Q Qiebrada Lim6n. Fl cahallo
solo tania una matadura desde ID
aguia hkstA oil rAbo. Fue mAndadc
QusmAr sl pan por orden de 10 SAM
dad.
-Fllomsno Rivera foe denuneia
do por eiaresr aetos inmorAlez.
En- 10 tArde do aver, en- el barrie
Bueros Airer, IN busy di6 una pata
d. un muchscho, causzndole uni
confusion en- Ii eah'zs.