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

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-04
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IN SparsIo para fsbrlcar debidAs car.
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res fuentes con sus correspondence
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parE lntormes dirlgirse 90 CalnLy
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
WASHIMGTOM SEMiRARY

Cor. North Ave, < 'Peachtree, Atlanta. Ga. For girls and young ladies. Boarding de- partment strictly limited to provide refined home life. Glasses divided Into small sec tions to secure individual instruction. Fac ulty of IS college graduates. Usual courses. Certificate admits to Vas sar. Wellesley. etc, 2Sth year legins Sept. IS, 1906.
 L. D. SCOTT and MRS. E. B. SCOTT,
 Principals.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

be in their back yards at the same ing of the Green whereupon Bryan began whistling 'Boyne Water They had hardly got started when one snake crawled from under the barn, and each followed his respective whistler with every sign of pleasure.
 Suddenly the snakes caught sight of each other through the fence and be- fore either Sheedy of Bryan. who are both peaceable citizens. could interfere, they started for each other like a flash, and engaged in deadly combat. each half twisted through the boundary fence. They writhed and struggled until finally Sheedy's snake was nearly strangled, when by a last desperate ef- fort 1t pinned its adversary in a corner and began to swallow him alive. Sheedy and Bryan then interfered and parted the two snakes. which retreated. one to the board pile and the other to the barn with every evidence of animosity for each other.
 When Sheedy and Bryan told Justice Brown this court the justice fined each man $10 and costs for rioting and told them that the next time they came be- fore him they would get the limit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
WHISTLE TO PET SNAKES.
NeiEhb0xs Find Charmed serpenta En
 gagged ia Deadly Warfare.

gagged in Deadly Warfare.
 High Rlun Michigan Dispatch.
 While Mrs. Patrick Sheedy of this city was hanging out her wash she happened to whistle a few bars of ssThe Wearing of the Green As she whistled a large whip snake crept from a pile of board near by and. with its body swaying, gently followed Mrs. Sheedy with evident fascination as long as she whistled. When she ceased whistling the snake peacefully with drew under the board pile. where it evidently made its home.
 Mrs Sheedy was greatly excited by the appearance of the snake and when her husband came home from work he went into the garden and began to whistle the same tune to see if the as.ake would appear. It did. retiring as soon as the whistling stopped. Since then one of the Sheedys has whistled for the. snake every morning and eve ming and 1t became quite a pet with the family.
 Last week an Irishman from Ulster county named Bryan moved into the house next door to the Sheedys and as he was going about his back yard he happened to whistle "Boyne Water" He was amazed to see a large whip snake crawl from under his barn, V here 1t evidently lived, and follow the music with every sign of pleasure. Hearing of the Sheedys' snake, he sup .posed it was the same reptile.
 He and MT. Sheedy both happened to lime Sheedy was whistling "The Wear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
Height of the Atmosphere.

Cnicago IflDune.
 One hundred and thirty miles is the height of the atmosphere as measured by Prof. T. J. J. See, who determines the thickness of the air envelope by noting the difference between the time of sun set and the complete disappearance of blue from the sky. /
 The moment at which the blue changes into black can be observed quite easily with approximate certainty by the naked eye when the air is clear. and by trigonometery can be ascer tained the distance below the horizon by the sun at the moment of change. By this means may be calculated the height of the smallest illuminated par ticles of oxygen and nitrogen which give to the sky its blueness of tint by the reflections of the smallest wave lengths of the suns light
 The instant of change from blue to black Is possibly a little difficult of exact observation, but the method is not more doubtful than that based on the observation of shooting stars. The shooting star method gives a result not greatly differing from the vanishing blue method. The former gives the height of the atmosphere at 109 miles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
PrIcea in Panama,

builders to purchase supplies in the open markets of the world, and this leads The Macon Telegraph to say:
 "A dispatch from Panama states that trusts and other combinations in trade have increased the price of the neces- saries of life in the canal zone 100 per cent It would apear that it is now up to the President to decide whether these prices are unreasonable,' the 'stand-pat Congress having given the monopolies free hand by shutting out all foreign competition and the only restriction being the Presidents right to overlook and decide in his wisdom when prices were reasonable The people in the canal zone will presently be JbeGGing hlm to say the word. !"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

By a somewhat primitive system the town of Thompson Fall, Mont, man ages. in the hottest weather, to keep rooms at a temperature of 55 degrees. Wells are covered at the top and large pipes tap the current of cold air a few feet below the surface of the ground, conveying it to different rooms In noar- by buildlngs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

The British Ministry has introduced a bil in Parliament appropriating SPA 500, ,000 to provide laborers' cottages in Ireland. The estimated cost of a cottage and land Is $s50. so that more than 27.00o cottages would be erected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
coLLEGE

F1t FOUNO IAUIE9I Hoanoke, Va,
 Opens Sept. g, 1eO6 One of the leading Schools Tor Young Ladies in the South. New buildings pianos and equipment. Campus ten acres. Grand mountain scenery in Valley of Virginia. famed Fun course. Conservatory advantages in Art, Music and Eocution. Certificates Wellesley Students from 90 States For catalogue address
 MATTE P. HARRIS, President. Roanoke, Va.
 MRS. GERTRUDE HARRIS RoArwRIGHr, Vice-PFes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
ATLANrA CoLLEGE OF PHARMACY.

Free DispeHsary; only college operating actual drugstore. Greater demand for our graduates than we can supply. Address Dr. George F. Payne. Ph- G.. Dean. <3h Whitehall St. Atlanta. Ca. su-tu-thu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-05

ter Ius. Baum beim JGGen BON
8Gumen. Gine fdlenbe Si9te, Der er
trob Der 8arnungsrufe ni9t mebr
duspei6en fonnte, 5erI9mstterte linn
Die S9aOelbede. Nu9 turSer 3eit err
lag er Der i9peren 8erleBung.
Merfeburg. @uf trasif9e
Deiie fat Der 19idbrige Spbn bes
%nsritorbenen Nrstes Or. Hobe, Der
bier ppbnte, DOR tur5em feinen Sob
gefnnosn. @r mar Der Mdnni9aft
bes S4uIi4iffs nGrObber5Ogin glis
fabetb" als &abett au9eth5ilt. Bel
elmer l1ebungsfabrt in Der Nprbiee
i~tiirste er aus benz Maittorb in's
Wleer unb ertrart.
S9f6Ien. Oas lebte S9a>
benfeuer pirb auf 8ranbitiftuns Suz
riidsefi6rt. SSn. @erba9t fommt Der
u6rma9eg MiiQer, bon benz fth BET
6~eitfteGuns ieiner perionalien berz
ausftelte, baB er bereits As NAL, buz
runter nit Is Sa6ren 3u4tbaus. be-
trait tporoen TT.
Sen9ern. 4ls Die 63jdbrige
Gbefrau bes 8ergarbeiters 9ennins
cine Campo bonn Slid nebmen ppn<
te, erlitt tie einen S@laganfaa. 81:
Slamme ent5iinbete ibre 8leiber, 10
bab ibr @bemann lie beim NadbauS
fefommen b0Gig perfoblt ~porfano.
WpImir It ebt. Der 6rau Suiie
@ugsberg, geborenen S4ulse, puros
bic HettungsmtOaiae am 8anpe pers
lieben.
3afdpib 3. 9ier bra6en bic beis
ben s~e6niG6rigen S9ulfnuben Snetli
unb &pfenbaum, bic bic biinne Gis7
bede zines Sei9ss betrsten bdtter, Elm
unb ertranfen. Die 2ei9en iino &C.
funben tpprhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-05

SIM g r 1899 fubren,
tpie man aus Hom melbet, bic SDet
@pmnafaiten DUO unb @iale bon
4ofta ab our 8eitsiglng bes Monte
8elan unb fe6rten ni9t mebr Suriid.
S9aaren bon Tubrern purosn auf
bic Su6e Der nnsliidli9en ausges
f6idt, aber anes mar pergebli4. go
alaubte man, bab fie Bel einem alpts
mem rlnfan umsefommen feten- SEPT
bat aber bic 8ebDrbe erfabren, bdb
bic beibsn iunsen 2eute einem entieB>
li6en @erbre9er gum Spfer gefdlen
iinb, beHen ginaelbeiten bic poli5ei
mod sebeimbdlt, um nidt ben Sang
Der unterfu&uns gu ftOren.
Bum Retntgen rprDlr6cfF~'
Safdhen bereitet man cine Mii4une
BON S6eilen falten Wafers unb etne.t
STEELE Salmidfgeiit. Mit elmer ntdpl
adsuf9arfsn girite pirb 5undaf bas
Tdi9Hen nit biefer Mifdung abse'
biirffet. Mlsbann ipiilt man nit lali'
rpormsm SeifenpaHer tiidtis na4, b
bic Settle bic gissnidaft beiiBt. bas
2eber sef4meibig 81 erhalten, briid'
ober f9leubsrt ben Seifenf4aum aus
ftopft bic Sufde nit Stroh ober Na'
pier aus unb bdnst fie gum Srodner
an bic Cuff, aber tpeber an bic Sonn'
nod in bic NGbe beg Ofens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-05
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HotbpeinfIede, bic NOD
frii9 limb, beitreut mar nit Sal3 uro
pdI9t tie bann iofprt aus. Sci anses
trodneten Sfedeh legt man tpieberbolt
Gitroneni9eiben barauf. = Sn Wd@
lhe: Man l0it etpas mnterf9pefligs
Idures Natron in beiBem Waher auf.
betupft Damn bic aupor nngefeu9teten
Steqen, perreibt auf linen etpasWein>
fteinidure unb fpiilt in laulparmem
WaFer na9. Sn Stf9seus: Man
tau6t bic @tellen in fiebenbe Wttlh
unb pGi9t lie nafber in Waher aus.
Wenn bic Slede nod ni4t gang ber@
f6punbsn, bdlt man lie, ansefsnatet,
iiber brennenben S9fpefel. Ober man
bsfeu9tet bie@tenen nit WaHer, ftrsut
bid 5ol5fo6lenpulper barauf unb ldBt
es einige Stunben liegen, tporaufIusz
toai9en nit WaHer folgt. Bel frts
I9en Sleden seniiet WaiHen mitSorn@
branntpein rnb Ha9fpiilen NIT Wai<
fer unb Seife. = 3artfarbige Stoffe.
Fopie Seibs unb Mtlas, legt men arf
20i9papier, betupft Die fledigen Stel>
len nit Mmmoniafpafe uno retbt
nit WaHer unb einsm trodenen Su4s
nod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-05

Mit Der tiirsli& erfolgten 3uriidz
Siebung Der beutf9en 8eIabungsbrtz
gube in Sientiin bat audi cine 3eit<
f6rift in Sftaiien gu beite6en dufgez
bort, Die tpobl in Der gdn5en Belts
gei9i9te mod ni9t tbresslei4en gez
bab bat. Sc 1T Die in eisener Sruz
derei seorudte Srigube5eitunS. Sieie
3eituns, friiber n@o9enblutt fir Die
angebOrigen Der 8eiaBungs 8rigdz
De-, mar elm reines Splbatenblatt.
Die Sbee, cine 53eitung fir Die Solz
oaten Oes @rpebitionstorps gu i9ufs
fen, itammt ppm 5elbmdrI6aa 9raz
fen Walberiee, Der 1900 in Pefing in
Der Sruderei bes beI6lagnabmten
sfunsli=g umens bur9 ben 2euts
nant b. Stodbauien cine feline pe>
finger 3eitung berausseben lieB, Die
Die reueiten Ha6ri9ten pom &riegss
i9auplaB, ippie ionitige frei geliez
ferte 4ufiGBe iiber China unb Die
G6ineien fpieber9ab. DIS bann Die
9eidBungsbrigaOe %5uriidblieb, psr>
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def Maior b. 6altenbann Die Sbee,
cine 3eitune gu i9uffen, Die. o
Solpaten gel9rieben, fir Solodten
6eitimmt, einen i90nen Mtttelpuntt
fir oas gsiitige Seben innerhalb Der
| Brigade biloet.
Ssit 1902 beitanb nun biefe 3ei<
tung, alhpD9entli9 sri9ien lie, uno
cine 6uue ppn i~ntsrehanten &rti@
feln bra6te lie, bic ni9t nur in gang
Sftaiien, ionbern audi babeim in
SeutI9lanb, in eneliiden 3eitungen
lebbaftes SntereHe erregten. Ni4t
nur i9rieben fir Die 3eitung Die Of
fi5iere Der 8rieape ~(befonbers be-
fannt fpurben bic geri9te iiber ben
ruiiiI6ziapanif9en &rieg pom 9enez
rolitabs6sf Major b. Weife, besgletz
diem bic ueberiebungen aus 9ineiiz
I6en 3eitunden BON ben Oolmeti9er>
offiSieren) aud Der einfu9e Sploat
fanb Sreube barun, feline Mube in
benz Sffupatipnsbien tie 5umr S9rift@
f%teIern" gu benusen, unb Sreub nno
2eib in Der Solbaten 9arniipnleben
fanD einsn biibi6en 8iOerbau in
vi6rer" 3eitung. Der 9umor fam in
eriter 2inie 3i feinem Re9te. Die
Seitung nabm einen gang unerfpar%
teten IuHdpung, binnen fur5em bats
te lie fat 1000 Mbonnenten; audi in
3iDilfreiien ndbm man freunoli9es
Sntersie an Dem frif4 uno flott es>
I9riebenen Organ.
sSm Sabre 1904 fonnte ii9 Die
3eitung ielbitGnbig MAIDEN, erri9tete
cine eigene Orudsrei, Derminberte ben
preis auf 5 gts. unb fifrte ihren
srpben lteberi6ub 5u semeinniiBigen,
Observation-Disclosures 3peden ab. 9ins
ter benz Better Der 3eitune, benz ua<
gemein beliebten rgrieftaitenpntsl",
perbarg fi9 meiitens Elm Offi5ier beg
8rigabeitabes. Na9einanoer batten
bic 9erren: 2eutnant b. aleiit, BON
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2eutnant pleeer unb sulebt 2eutnant
6rbr. b. 2ebebur bic &egie in 9dns
ben unb unter3oeen ii9 germ = me-
ben ibrem Sienite = bieier Tliibe.
Die 3eitung bate in ben leBtsn Sab
rem adt grpbs Seiten Sert unb CAB
cine 6iine interefdnte WuffGBe iiber
6iheIif9es 2eben unb 3eiien i'm Snz
nern lpieber, 10 bab bus ginssben
bieies eieenartisen Soloatenblattss
auFs lebbafteite beoauert futrosn
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-05
u btibenben SIieber i'm

u m bIibenben SIieber i'm
Winter 5u erbaIten, f4neibe man einen
reat f%rdftisen, NIT pielen anospen
berfshenen oft bonn 5Iieberftraua, febe
Jpn in ein Gefdb NIT acknowledgement
BaFsr in elm iparmss 3immer. go.
oann riibtt man cine MeHmfpib. Nas
iron, cine MeTeripibe Gtsarra1afHe
nit 2arbolpaFer gu biinnem 8rei,
trodnet biefen unb fiigt tbn serfts6sn
benz Wafer gu. Dus @aHer mub 6f<
ters erneusrt tperben. Das pulber
bieibt i'm Sopf. Den Stroud beriitre
man 10 tpenig ME mOsIid.
= S9erafrase. @sIde @sbn>
lihfeit beitebt 5piiden elmer S9iefers
tafel unb Der gbe2 = Mntport: suns
&c MaO4en re4nen barauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-05

- Rau9t bic BONANZA.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
BIG ELEVATOR BURNS.

Word ressiysxs in. Gre,nd Forks th,e
morning noted the destruction of the
National Elevator company's big ele-
vator and warehouse at Kempton by a
fire which was discovered shortly after
6 O'clock
The entire building, together with
Its contents-some 5000 to 1000 BUSH
els OF grain-was destroyed, together
with Great Northern boxcar which
stood on the track under the elevator.
j. B. Williams, the companys agent
at that point, estimates the loss on the
building at about $500, with an addi
tional loss of from $2,SO0 to $4,000 on
the grain. 1t is understood that there
was insurance to cover in part the
loss. The origin of the fire is not
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
NEWSPAPER PLANT
DESTROYED BY
FIRE
Buffalo Times Building Burned
Entailing Loss Of 100000
But Insured.

Associated Press to The EveninE Tines,
Buffalo, N. Y, April 3.-Fire prac-
tically destroyed the Evening Times
building at 193-195 Main street, caus-
ing loss estimated at 5000, 900, fully
covered by insurance.
The fire, which started from some
unknown cause, spread rapidly. After
the fire was under control the heavy
machinery came crashing through
from the third floor to the basement
carving several men with it. Fireman
d. Reidy and William Cogan were
rescued in an unconscious condition
and removed to the hospital. Others
escaped with slight injuries. Reidy
and Cogan will recover.
Norman e. Mack, proprietor of the
Times was enroute to Detroit last
night. He was notified of the fire when
he reached st. Thomas and returned
to Buffalo this morning.
The Morning Express rendered the
use of its composing room and presses
and the Times will appear as usual
today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
MILWAUKEE: IT !. /. MAY.
HAVE SOCIALIST
!. MAYOR
Arnold, Backed BY the Union,
Giving Rose a Close
Chase.

Associated PreSs to The Evening Tines.
Milwaukee, Wis, April 3.-The early
vote cast In tOday's municipal election
was unusually large and evidenced the
Nfeverish interest taken in the mayor
atty contest by all classes Of citizens.
Claims Of victory emanate from the
headquarters of each party, but to the
unbiased Onlooker the contest appears
to be vtrX close and the result doubt
ful until the polls are closed and the
ballots counted.
In the early stage OF the campaign
the chief issue appeared to be whether
Mayor Rose was to have sixth term.
He had been reelected so often and 30
easily that his reelection had come
to he regarded almost as matter of
course. But this year he had to COM
bat strenu0usly for the denomination.
there being q powerful faction In his
. own party opposed to him. At the
) primaries he succeeded in winning out
against Bruce, his rival aspirant for
tim Democratic mayOralty nomination.
Fhts left him to contest for the office
with the republican candidate, Sher-
burn n. Becker. A ;5 5al Z
But the primaries had scarcely been
concluded when 1t became apparent
that the situation was entirely differ
ent from the original calculation. In
stead OF being a fight between the
democrats and republicans 1t became
evident that the contest was to be a
war of, the two older parties against
the social democrats. "A
William A. Arnold. the social demo-
cratic candidate for mayor, Is union
printer, and has behind him O force of
5000 paying members OF the social
democratic organization The social
lists declare tkat they can cast three
votes for every member who pays.
dues, and II their claim Is true Arnold,
is as good % elected. The old parties
declare thit the estimate OF ths
strength Of the social democrats 10 OF.
r0neptg. but gat the same time It is
gelefllly admitted that when4 the
votes sAFA conntsd Arnold will not be
found Int On the list Should he be
victnrtous Milwaukee will have the
distaKstton ot SeinG the first city Of
laEss sise ID she United states "a. have
a socialist mayor. y sa, Il Il. Nj
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
VINO IS NOT WANTED.
Incorrigable Youth From Abroad Has
AZ .slsss1 No PInces In lay HiAsNead. !. I. &

lnc0rrl4nble Youth From Abroad Has
No Place 10 Lay, Hts Hsad.
Associated rress - The HveniaE ,Tsn..s
Duluth, April 3.-vido Rastapche-
witch must go back tosthe principality
sof Montenegro. Vide Is practically q
man without country. He is but 16
years old and was recently tried on,
the charge Of raising check and was
found guilty After the investigation
Vido was ordered deported.S iImmi-
grafton Inspector Dean left for New
York with 'vido yesterday to put him
aboard Eur0pe-bound ship. Vido
himself declared that he is neither vel
come here nor at his own home. He
told the authorities that he got to be
such a bad character that his uncle
raised money by popular subscription
to pay for steerage passage to Ameri-H
ca. The lad has a mother. three Sis
ters. brother and uncle In Montene-
gro. A short time ago he was arrested
for raising check on d local ore COM
pany from $3.50 to $62.S0. 4
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
BAPTIsTs OF THE SOUTH.
Meet Today in Annual sCoayeatioa in
Sonth Carolina.

lAsssciateA Press to The Hveni.s Ti.es.
!, spartanburg. s: c.. April 3.--Hotels
and boarding houses and any number
Of private residences are filled with
scores of Baptists come to attend the
annual state convention Of the Baptist
Young Peoples union, which will be
In session here during the next three
days. The local committees have been
busy since early morning assigning
the visitors to their different stopping
places. 1t is estimated that the at
tendance will reach several hundred.
The convention proper opens this
evening with the annual convention
sermon by Dr., H: A. Bagby Of Green
wood /, ,5s 4, z.
Il Aside from business the social fea-
lures of the gathering will be many,
the people Of the city having deter
mined to make the stay of the visitors
one Of pleasure as well as profit
Among the speakers on the program
are Prof. W., NJ; Steel of Furman uni
versity, Rev.aT. I. Smith Of Society
Hill, DR.. j. A. Brown of Greenville,
and DR.. J. G. Chapman of Anderson
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
RIOTS IN
WISCONSIN
VILLAGE
Deputies Are. Ordered From
Superior to Quell Raid of
Lawless Fins.

Associated Press to The Eveninx Times.
Superior, Wis, April "a consid-
cradle force of deputies has just de-
parted for Brule, Wis, where election
riots are said to be in progress.
Bloodshed is said. to have occurred.
The invasion of Brule by a crowd of
some fifty Finlanders who are non
residents caused a wild electieVl. Tie
Fins came to town early and signified
their intention of voting, whether they
had a legal right to do so or not. A
force of deputy sheriffs was asked
from Superior. The town of Brule is
being terrOrized..