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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
EAST END CLUB
IS NOT OPPOSED
All We Ask Is Square Deal
Says Prominent
Member"

The story was in circulation this
morning that the taxpayers Of the east
end, through the Gateway club, which
has called meeting for Saturday
night, would fight the proposed bond
issue for city Improvements, but when
approached by an Evening Teller re-
porter several Of the prominent MEM
bers Of the club denied that such II
the plan Of the club.
Several Gateway club members de-
clare. however, that the east end win
ask recognition when It comes to To-
eating the proposed city hall.
The club has not met since June
and the meeting Saturday night 10 In
tended to arouse the enthusiasm Of
the members and to plan q campaign
OF future efforts s. o. Stratten.
president OF the club. Is looking after
business in Cottonwood, and w. H.
Skinner, vice president, has removed
to Oregon. This will necessitate IN
election of a new set Of oincars.
Yes, we shall talk over the propos-
ed bond ISSUE" said one Of the club
members this morning. "Other topics
will also come up for discussion. We
understand promihAnt members Of
the Commercial club made the state-
ment that we are opposed to any bond
issue for city improvements. Why
this statement was made. l don't
know. II all parts Of the city are
given square dear in the matter Of
city improvements we shall favor the
proposition.
1T is reported to us that the pump
at the water supply station 10 liable
to give way at any time and the
proposition of adding the price Of .
new one to the proposed bonding sum
will be discussed"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
URGES ACTION
FOR open RIVER
Engineer Ogden Shows How
Water Competition
Reduces Rates.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Oct. 25.-
David Ogden. United States Assis-
tant Engineer. with headquarters in
Portland, Is in the city to gather
some additional data to present to
congress in behalf Of opening the up
per Columbia and Snake rivers to
navigation.
To an Evening Bulletin reporter
Mr.. Ogden stated that few people re-
alixed the immense reduction in
AelkAt rates that would bs secured
by water transportation.
Already the rate on many classes
Of freight has been cut almost in
two by water competition to The
Dalles," he said, "and even to points
this side Of the portage road there
has been q reduction of freight
charges. Take for instance the item
of cement. The present rate from
Portland to Walla Walla is 26c per
hundred, and with water, transporta-
tion that rate will be cut in two"
s.The differential rates from East
ern points will also be affected and
1t is Of the utmost importance that
every possible effort be put forth by
the people of the Inland Empire
to secure additional appropriations
from congress to- aid in the opening
up Of navigation on the upper Colum.
bia and Snake rivers and for the
| speedy completion of the Cello canal
, Mr.. Ogden is very enthusiastic
over the subject and urges concerted
action on the part of all for the car.
rying out of the plans to secure
water transportation throughout this
section Of the Northwest, aided by in
dependent electric lines.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
FALL VICTIMS TO
SETTLING FLAMES
Bodies 80 Dead Believed to
Lie in Ruins OF the
Burned Building.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 25.-In the
ruins Of the old chamber Of commerce
building in this city, which was de-
stroyed by fire early today, are any
where from half dozen to 80 bodies,
according to the estimates given out
by the firemen who had worked on the
scene all night. Assistant Fire Chief
Lind believes the dead will not num-
ber over six.
The building was used as tene-
ment house and the 100 rooms con-
tanned 800 persons when the fire broke
out at 1880 o'clock. There were 80
families in the building, numbering
over 100 persons besides a large num-
Der of regular roomers and . number
Of transients.
The known dead numbers three.
Several people are known to be mis-
sing and about 20 injured. three Of
whom will probably die.
But for heroic york Of the firemen
the loss of life would have been much
greater. Handicapped by short lad
ders. the nremen performed wonder
full deeds Of strength and bravery In
rlscu!ng women. childn1n and men
f6m the burning building.
The men occupants Of the building
were also heros and saved many lives
At least one man Is known to have
lost his life trying to save a baby.
The property loss is placed at 800.
900.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
COODE PLEADS
FOR RELEASE

The examination Of George w.
Goode of Grangeville' on the writ Of
habeus corpus that he secured from
Judge Steele Monday, is being made
In the district court this afternoon.
Attorney Goode is here from Orofino
and seems to be as raional as any one.
DR.. Givens. superintendent of the
asylum at Orofino. Is a witness in the
case. Attorney Clay McNamee is APP
pearing for Goode. Mr.. Goode wrote
his own petition for a habeus corpus
and alleged a conspiracy among those
who had him declared insane
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
DEMOCRATS Will
SPEAK TOMORROW

Charles n. Jackson, formerly chair
man of the democratic state central
committee, viii address the people of
Lewiston tomorrow night on the poll
itical issues of the campaign.
Mr.. jackson is regarded as an able
speaker. and will talk with especial
reference to the Mormon question. In
his addressed he attacks the position
OF Hon. w. E. Borah, republican can
didate for the United States senate.
Miss Permeal French. democratic
candidate for state superintendent OF
public instruction, will also deliver a
few remarks at this gathering.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
STATE DEMANDS
ITS INTEREST

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 25.--Attorney
General Galen Nogan has filed suits
against the present state treasurer
and his bondsmen and his two pre-
decessors and bondsmen to recover
$4,000 alleged to have been received
by these officials as interest on public
money deposited in banks. The suits
are brought under the constitutional
and statutory provisions. This is the
| first of their kind ever brought In
Montana.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
JAPAN ASKED
MAKE AMENDS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Secretary
Root has requested the japanese gov
ernment to cause the arrest and pun
ishment of the Japanese poachers. who
attempted to land on the seal islands
of Alaska recently and who escaped
to Japan after some Of their party
were killed. The state department re-
CARDS the attempted landing as an
invasion of United States territory.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
SUFFERING from Lumbaeo.

NJ. L. Goldsmith, merchant al Spaio-
ing. is in the city today on business
before the land office. A short time
ago Mr.. Goldsmith went to the noun :
tains to estimate his daughters .iih-
Der claim and was taken with an at
tack of lumbago and he was coin-
PEELED to come to Lewiston on
crutches this morning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
llgh TO PLAY
MOSCOW PREPs

nigh school football team will
n on the morning train for Mos
~here they will play q match
WIN the preparatory team Of the
say OF Idaho Saturday after
Inc boys go tomorrow to be
at the Oregon Idaho cham
game. which comes off to-
- - afternoon, Coach Earl will
i ''''e-up will not be chosen un-
r practice this evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
GRAIN STRIKE >
COMES TO END
Exporters Finally Forced to
Accede to Demands
Longshoremen.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 25.-The
strike of the grain handlers at this
port was settled at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. The exporters agreed to
the. demand Of the strikers to dis
charge all nom union help, and this be.
ing the only point of difference follow.
ing a number Of concessions to the
strikers, the affair IL ended.
The strikers will return to work
tomorrow. The police will be with.
drawn from the dock tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
INJURED IN FOOTBALL GAME
w. Davis Of Normal Team Sustains
Broken Collar Bone in Practice.

William Davis of the Normal school
football team was injured in a prac-
tice game last evening in a tackle. A
physician was called and found that
his collar bone had been broken. Da-
Wis left for his home in Pomeroy, the
doctor having decided that he was
able to ride the SO miles between here
and there in a hack.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
lncendiary Fire; Los. $4,000.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.--Fire, believed
to be of incendiary origin. destroyed,
the plants of the Sullivan Farmer
Candy company and the Ansel Scale
company this morning. The loss is
$4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
GO TO INSPECT WOOD PIPE
sweetwater Company Has Made Pur-
chase of $4,000 Worth in Seattle.

Porter j. Preston, assistant engineer,
ana =. D. Warner. field engineer of
the Lewiston -Sweetwater Irrigation
company, will leave tonight for Seat
tie, where they will inspect $60,oOo
worth of wood pipe that their COM
pany has purchased for their system.
The engineers will visit Portland and
other coast cities before returning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25

HEAR ONEIL CASE.-The case Of
Eugene O'Neil VS.. Edmond Potvin was
heard by Judge Steel in the district
court today and taken under advise
ment. Eugene O'Neil for the plaintiff
and c. d. McEchron and Edmond Pot
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25

The body Of Miss Alma Wright ar
rived this morning from Palouse,
Wash, where the woman died Tues
day from complication of heart dis
ease and tuberculosis. The casket
and was taken to friends living at
Asotin.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
WILL MAKE NO FOREIGN LOAN
Russia Has No Such Move Under
Contemplation at Present.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 25.-The
Associated Press is informed that the
government contemplates no foreign
or domestic loan, except the internal
loan to be issued about December in
order TO balance the budget of the
new year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
POLICE FORCE
RECEIVE JOLT

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-The most
sensational shakeup the New York
police department ever experienced
will go into effect tomorrow when
every captain except one in the five
boroughs will be transferred by order
Of Commissioner Bingham For the
COED OF the service" ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25

ASTORIA. Ore, Oct 25.-A four
masted dismantled bark is ashore near
the Old Point Adams lighthouse. 1t
Is supposed to be the bark Iverna,
bound from Acapulco to Portland for
a grain cargo for the United Kingdom,
The life saving crew and soldiers
from Fort Stevens have gone to the
rescue. Mo- particulars are obtain
able.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25

JUDGMENT GRANTED. Two
judgments We're filed in the district
court today, one In favor Of the plain
tin in the case OF Mary Miles VS..
James Miles for divorce; another in
favor OF the plaintiff in the case Of
Peter M. Davis va. Nat White for
$1,14S.5S.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
IT Is BARK PETER ,ReoALE
Vessel Was Bound to Portland froM
Mexico for Wheat Cargo.

- PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 25.-Local
Forecast Ohicial Beals informs the
Associated Press that the vessel
ashore of the mouth of the Columbia
is the four -masted bark Peter Iredale.
bound to Portland from Salinas Cruz.
Mexico. to load wheat for the United
Kingdom.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
IS MEETING
10 TALK. BONDS
,srs Asked to Discuss
bjset in Weednan
Hall, Monday.

3gA2lss s.a a,rtprest is CeHte1Aie
- ~ mass meeting to be held
,aav for the purpose OF cop
|s . hond issue for the purpose
.s,nv the water mains. equip
I'd .asrr fire department, and
ur ] new city hall. -.
49, business men Of the CITY
.,t,,y in favor Of the movement
- ,,a,cations are now that the
I'll, be sanctioned at the
R and that great enthusiasm
~ a.monstrated in favor Of the
"a bond issue.
..re;.l Club Issues Call.
d,srerence between the council
ss,..nmercial club on this matter
20, .ettled. The council made q
4 the Commercial club TO call
.t,ng. and the Commercial club
y - issued call. The call Il
~ - secretary Greenburg. and
. sood idea Of the intent. pur-
"a possibilities Of the bond Is
nan to commence a campaign
u 49,, said Mr.. Greenburg
~ the meeting Is held we want
op,e to be thoroughly familiaI
~ matter Of q bond issue. Many
1t understand just how the mat
vonN have to be arranged. where
v srpense would fall. or how the
~ be paid. All Of the matters
" " carefully taken up, and ex'
80 t. the people. Able men viii
y slhsd 10 prepare addresses along
NJ ~, md give the people at thu
niD(he ! good idea OF how the mat
u - - arranged. have fount
T--7-I W
1uihSs any opposition to the move
r. IA believe that the people VII
ttiI1 N favor of It."
n ~ iusued by Secretary Green
~ TN tglows:
osspg Gresnburs's Call.
- ~ menhers, business and pre-
! fe1i0nal pm iAxpayers and all per
sons interssted in the up-building Q
L1wiston:
N By direction of the president an,
governing board of the Commercia
elno this call is issued to the genera
publlc extending an urgent as wel
= cordial invitation to participate 1
II mass meeting to be held Monda
nlgAt October 80, 1906, at o'clocl
1sr the purpose of fully discussin
Nefters Of vital interest to the futur
ysllAre Of this city.
me meeting will be held at tn
eodman hall on Ninth street an
eAeers Of the city government a
~ q other prominent citizens wi
present to take up and thorough
as the subject Of the advisabilit
urging the city council to authori,
4 md issue for the purpose Of prt
g adequate fire fighting fac'litls
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
nem.nd Strike Arbitration.

PARIS, Oct. 25.-The independent
socialists demand that the new minis
try include II its program the COM
pulsorv arbitration OF strikes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
Chicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-wheat-De-
cember, 72Mc; May. 77hc. Yester-
days quotations.: Wheat-December,
73%c; May. 77hc.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
Pope RECEIVES
A PILGRIMAGE

IA 49, Oct, 25.-Dr. Lapponi found
5 sDe's condition so much improv-
eeiA. wat ne permitted him to re-
tA.,.. british pilgrimage in the
\ ...,. O'n' where he was carried so
u g. not be Obliged to walk en-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25
uNvEIL MONUMENT TO HERO
Spokane Pay Tribute to Young Man
Who Was Slain in Samoa.

SPOKANE, Oct. 25.-The beautiful
bronze statue erected on Riverside
avenue in memory of Ensign Robert
Monaghan, the hero Of Apia. Samoa
was unveiled today with appropriate
ceremmonies. Monaghan lost his life
while defending his superior of7icer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-25

concluded on page eight.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
POR UNA TAZA De CAFE

Flo Viser 70 Lupo ea IN itAliano
que l6lo OuentA % mos de sdad, ss
cas6 cuando terfA 10 CON una muehA.
cha sineo lnos msnor; vIrisrcn de
Italia Nusva York residfAn en- el
ndmero ;45 Al Ests de la calle l2. A
foes de 10 aemanA pAsAdA J & Las I de
Ia marAna, SO !svGnt6 Lupo y pidi5 q
~ espoIs que is sirvlerA sl cafe.
Pero 6.tA, que tsnfa n a. Eut no del
Ieeesario, prsIt6 pooA ateuci6p q IL
dsmanda del mArido, el caal, con ls
ind tsrebeia de 81 eonsorts, debl6 Per.
der por complete 81 iert do, puss 90 10
eierto qrs ls dIspar6 eineo tiros de re-
v6lver oeaeionAndole muerte instautS,
nss. I'm yes de tom1r cAfs 90 IA Ca
-, tae apArAr & la ekrcel , es probA'
bic que de eats dtlmo alto vayA ala
pilla slectries
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
D|VERsAs N0T|cIA!

Esta moths calebrA& retrstA ca
10 plGxs principal 10 banda de- 10 no
lisia insular.
LA distir guila sen ora dofA Ola.
rA Marlfu'z b aldo dssignada On Co.
ro8al como dIreetorA del Asllo dc nj.
noS hv6rtsnos que piensan eatAblecer
en aQuella rohlasi6n.
Hap irgresado en- el hospital
municipal 1GAsc o orio y Ana Rivera,
y fls dada dc alta ca el hos pitAl cuA,
rentsnArio Petra Q iiHonea.
-HA sido autorisado don Rossn,
do AIeiandro, vseino dc PusrtA de
TIERS, para hsoer reparaeio ss en-
una casa de su propiedad, en- 10 ealls
de San AguatIn.
I'm el hospital de mujsres nj
fios ilsron dadAs de alta sysr SsrER.
uA Morales 6 lsidorA Rivera, case 4
atsndidos dc pArtos, qusdando dee
cAmas vIcantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
VANCO De CHICAGO

La Qaiebra dol Mi wAtkss Ave.
nue State Bark az Ch sago, ha rsva
iAdo una serie do eIt2fAE lasRlifisa
bles somelidAs por los direclores d.
10 Iosiituslon. En les sAiGs fusl les
90 han hAllado pSgar6s pOr vAlor ds
81. 900, 900, siendo feIisios los nom brel
que los &utorjz An y fAbricsdks ri b Il
les segaridAdsE On fJ5mA &c accslope.
documeptos de hIpoIsSs, sts., que !,
hGbfAn ofsscido como respAldo & tA
les psgAIeS.
Los depolilAutes, en- ~ mayor
pafta geules de muy limitAdos rreur
sos, no reclblr&a mas de- 20 por Glen
10 de les sumGs que hAbfAn cor & adj
10 baenA ie ael BAneo. HaIlA Aho
rR no hA Iido poGib 9 desouorir el Pa
rAdGro del PretideIts. Y es tfgrt
que 6.te no 90 dei4Ia tChar la marc
pneS EAhe bien 10 Qae 10 gGRrda. A
CAmhi0, uno 6e los CaisflH AK .iArss
{ quien SO seaEAos complies, SO w
el O. a Iso en- uns hA.G de revolver,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
OESDE JUNCOS
Termino de las inscripciOnes
Convenciones primarias.
Compromisarios'
CONTRA uN GUARDIA
El alcalde selor Martinez en-.
fe~mo. - Nuevo estableci-
mlento.-Ornato.

El viernes y slbado do 10 semsn 0
anterior so insoribleron en- sl preeinto
do esta pueblo, 154 upioniatas, IL re
publicanos J obreros
Como 90 han que5aio algunoa
slestorss ain inssriblrae, gu probable
que el Supervisor de eleesionss h sbi-
lite dos diAs mfs on ei presents mes
para las inssripcionss, ssgdu 60 ha
aolic'tado por el Preaidsnte do la
Union.
-Ea les oonvsnsionss primAriaa
gus 90 oslabraron oil domingo, rssul.
taron electos para eompromisarios, o,
los siguisntss:
Ror el pueblo Norts, doctor doc
Jos6 Barrsras; por sl pueblo Sud,
don Csfsrino Corrss; por Caimito,
don Eaasaquto Pjnsro; por Lirios,
don Tso ioro Sisrrsi por Nancy, don
S.m5a Psgao; por GarAbo Arriba,
don Libsrato Z.bala; por Gurabo
absi3, don Tomas Hernandez; Dor
CsibA N ,rts, don Manuel Pefs; Dor
OeibA Sur, don W5nesslao Falsro;
por VSlsuc'Auo Arribs, don Pedro
Medina %; pos v vAleusLano . aajo, don
Antsro R,yss.
layer astavo en este pueblo el
asgundo iats de Il poisfa insular
praetlcaado una invess'g asi6n por de
nuncla pre,entAda eontrA I'M gdArdia,
NAda h,mos aAbido Aes:eA del resul.
tado do este Asunto.
Sc eaeasntra srfsrmo do ole d
euid edo sufeiendo una pulmonfa, nuss
tro dist!uguIdo amigo, oil Alcalde dor
Ricardo A. Martinez. Hacsmos fer
visntas vot % por 81 sAlud.
Los MH3res A Ca!lsi6n y c.
on eomaudlsa. han alberto un hsrmo.
10 eatableeimIento dc msrceriA on ests
poblaei6u On 10 ealls del Of n sreio
Les deseamoS piugus negoeios on On
eomeeeio.
Con gran actividad 90 eslau Ie
vantando much ~ CAsAs do zinc bo.
htoH ca oil ensRnchs del pueblo, y hay
mks do 30 solieitudes prssentadas sl
AyuntAmiento pidiendo nolAres para
tAbrisAr cAsas y bohtos que no podi
Atsndsr sl Conesio por fAltA do esps-
OIo, puss 90 han conoedido cieuto '
pico do solAres para nuevAs construe
eiones.
CoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
PERcANCEs A{REOs

William Johnson, quisn en- los d
timos tres flos hsbiA vsnido haeien.
do alcOncionea On gobo , arroj jGudoss
On pAraoaidas, sufri6 81 cabo les con
SeeueneiAS de su audAsia. En- la fsria
celebrAdA on Little Falls, KstAdo de
NV York, 90 10 ssmAnA pAaadA, su-
bio 6 una sltura de tres mil pes, de
ls euAl SO preciI Ito proviAto de dos
parAeafdAs. 81 primsro que us6 ira
bald bier; psro no sucedi6 10 miamo
con sl otro, { que Apel6 dsspteS de
habsr hseho lA mitad del delsepso con
squsl , hAberlo abAndcnado. La
90 fdA fue sspG niosA y IL musrIe caSI
inItAnIanes. Nav de eineuertA mil
perIonas preIeuciAron lA trsgedIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
eARTAs DETENIDAS

10 la Adminiltraci6n de- Correoa
DO eSta ctudad, 90 eLcuentr&n las a.
guienni;
Acsvsdo FfAnciIeo, Alare6n Ra
tAel, Arroyo JaGtnto. AlbAs RosAliA,
AnSslml Aduifo Luis, AlAnAsio Sint }.
rosa, Agosto r. mos Jdan.
E!Anee Juiis, B BArASeain Rafael.
Colon Angs!S, Cruz CatAlina, Ce
IRA Modesto, O!vtdanes Fernando, Co
rri6n Anita, CArri6n JAmss, Castro
Marin, Campo Lsonardo, ChsvAliel
Criatina, Csidsiro Rau6n.
DigrteiA GIuIeppe, 2. De EspaiI
Consul, De'gAoo E >igmerio.
FernGndes toIe, Fsrnkudtz Ma.
nusl, F., < Eugene, F.gueroa Ramon
FAnsgus Eliza.
Graz KSlhsrIne, Garsfa Lin Jose
Carols Julis, GGreiA Cosh:on Cons,
GAltio FfansiIeo, Coz zAkz Maria
CORA eE PridA Jole.
HsrnAi4 EvAngsliEtk IS Hsrnkndt
+, Hernandez I,idors.
lack on Clifton, Jlha Mr., Jone
A L,
L!b;tn Mercedes, Leon Evg,nio
LoEtz Maria, Log Jana, LoPt
Francisco Joss.
kAldonKdo Je,e, MArtIntE Jol,
Antonio, Marques Ramona, kelsnds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
PUNT0 Y APARTE
FL HONORABLE AYUATAM|ENT0 De SAN JUAN PIO|ENDO
IA LUZ Zu.POR SFnAs--j -jlPlGA Y vAM0N03!
BENAv|DES PONCE

Ssg6n iDtorme, y asgdu dieen al.
gunos peri6disos loealss, sl Ayunta.
miento do San Juan sltk pidisndo 10
luz. -. por seiias. No 90 tonne esto por
ana sGsirs, On visperas do eleecionss;
10 notieiA % muy eisrta; TtAtA el
Ayuntsmispto de- San Juan, 70 On los
d'timos carttchos, do levantar una
alAntA e,esiries, vendsr tsrrenos, y
haeer otras eosas mas do gran tras
cendencid,
Y 90 10 cue sl rdblico 10 dice: I:
Fste AyuntAmiento no quisre morlr
sin luz, ain luz propiG, y Va siego, sin
dstensrse, auuqus troptzAndo, sobre
les grsudes obras.... que habrian d.
aontiuuAr Iotros, y no presisamsnts lc 0
unionistss, puss pusds que sean tenn
biea rspublicAnas los eontinu adores
dc 10 obrs, de 10 otrs ohrA, admins
trativA y rsformadors.,"
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hora con uu fat hts ca p 'anta que 90
obra do romanos, y Ayareoen tdlnsnts
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10 lux.... por sefias.
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do latino Ams 'iea. y 90 Asiduo cola-
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que menos suels m.tsrse On rlpios de
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dc 10 eouc!encia. y... eatapluml
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ciudad do gratos rseuerdos para mi,
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di6 por smpe1ar 10 cArrera dc Iterato
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vsrdes laureles..... que tamb.9 sue
len Com6rsslos los burros, al vsnIl
mas Atr&s.
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90, posta dc sodas mis- simpaifas, por
que bAsta que see poeta para que "
10 eatime. titula 81 Ultima com sosici6r
EN CARACAS. L. que Asogs GEi Cons.
titueiouA , con 0ntore.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-30
OTRO 4 IA HORCA

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l@ horoA y siustisiado On ella Samuel
konich deelArAdo AsesiLo dc 10 s,iio'
70 Harriet Oetksr.
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priSi6n de Norristc Va. N,w Jsrsey, y
tu6 aolemuixada con 10 preaercia ds
numerosos coreurrsntss de los dos
Wxos. FAlta sabsr, 8 por 10 mGoou
no 10 dicsn les peri6d!cos, 81 para
dar mas iuteres al sspsct&Oulo, 80 pu'
90 presto { 10 sptrAia, como sucsde
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