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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
Strong, Shattuck, Overlook and Pattison Leave City on
 Secret Mission. "
INDUCED BY STRONG
 TO VISIT RICH FIND.
Former Legislator Says He Has Discovered Coal Beds From Which All Southwest Can Be Supplied With Fuel.

Ready to make oath that they were going only as far as St. David to in vestigate a farming proposition, Charles Strong, Superintendent B M. Pattison, of the Shattuck-Arizona, L. c. Shattuck and L. G. Overlook left Bisbee yesterday evening to investi- gate the possibilities of recently dis covered coal field, which is believed to be situated not far from Globe.
 Since Strong returned to Bisbee a short time ago from Los Angeles. he has been trying to interest local peo- pie in what he claims to be the big sest coal proposition in the Southwest. As result of his efforts the party left the city yesterday.
 Though Strong refuses to make public for the present the location of his coal field. it is known that before reaching Bisbee he was for a few days in the vicinity of Globe and Fort Thomas with coal expert. Strong claims that the field he is trying to exploit is one of the biggest things of the kind that has ever been discovered in the west, and that with a proper amount of capital to do de yelopment work coal enough can be found to supply all Arizona. and more, too. Shattuck, Pattison and Overlook will make a thorough examination of the field, and if they find that the surface indications are enough to war rant such action will probably make an immediate effort to raise several hundred thousand dollars.
 i, has interested that it will take . large amount of money to develop the coal beds and put them in shape to begin taking out of the fuel. One of the first things that would have tc be done would be the construction of branch railroad from some point on the Southern Pacific or one of it's tributaries to the coal fields.
 Strong's return to Bisbee at this time has been for the sole purpose oi interesting local people in his enter. prise. He feels confident that suf. ficient capital can be raised locally to | do all necessary development work. 1 Subsequent to that the coal mined will pay all the expenses until the proposition IS put in good shape, when large dividends will follow.
 Only to a few Of his intimate friends has Strong whispered the lo- cation of his coal fields. He has had several samples from the proper | ty with him here, and these have been tested by assayers, who have inform, ed Strong that he has discovered a high grade article of hard coal s
 Realizing what the opening up of a coal deposit in this section would mean, Shattuck, Overlook and Patti son are eager to see what Strong has and if it proves favorable it will prob ably be but a short time until a big company will be floated. r
 When the party left yesterday they were all dressed in old clothes, as fl preparing for a hard trip into the mountains. They expect to be gone several days, intendeding to remain long enough to go over the field pret ty thoroughly and satisfy themselves whether or not there is coal mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

ca mountains during the month of June.
 aeld series of group games by both classes, endi.s ~ych a basset ball game between the Intermediate basket ball team and spicked team from the Senior class of the gymnasium.
 This, exhibition is to be given es- peciaIiy for the pasenrs of the boys in the gymnasium classes. Members of the grammar and high schools will no doubt take a great deal of interest in the'exhibition because of its close con nection with the school athletic meet held last Saturday at Douglas. A cordia, invitation is extended to the public generally to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

When Bailey and Tillman get through with the President in that Chandler-Moody matter, the Presi- dent was in the same predicament as the negro who made the bet with an other colored brother that he could not name more good things to eat in three words than he could in the re- mainder of the English language. The first negro said "fpossum. watermelon and sweet potato" Hush yo talkin" said the other coiorea brother. "a didn't leave me nothin' to say"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
GYM EXHIBITION
Junior and Intermediate Class eS Will Render First An
 nual Program. I

E The Junior and Intermediate classes of the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium. will give their first annual exhibition on Friday evening of this week. The boys department numbers about fifty boys and most of them will take part in the exercises, This exhibition will close the regular gymnasium work fo, the simmer. The boys have been working zeaIous.y to make this first exhibition big success.
 The boys range in age from 10 to IT years and only such work will be given in the exhibition as the boys have regularly had in the gymnasium classes. No attempt will be made al fancy apparatus or heavy mat work but the exhibition will be chiefly con fined to the corrective exercises, body building work and recreative games whichare emphasized in association gymnasium work s
 The following program has been ar ranged for the exhibitions:
 Figure marching by the entire class.
 Free hand Caiisthenic Drill by the entire class. ending in maze run. E Apparatus and mat work in three squads;
 | Parallel bars. led by w. o'Mai- ley. vNasi -7e a-
 ?. Mat work. Intermediate and Juniors led by R. Benton i. 8 Mat 5ssork, Juniors. led by B. Jackson of Intermediate class. Pyramids by. both classes: the class will sbe divided into squads and build six or eight different forms of pyra- niidx
 Special wand drfli by Leaders corps of the Intermediate class. Ten members.
 Pole vaulting exhibition by mem- .bers of the Central High School track team. winners of this event in. Douglas field day meet. composed of R. Cham pion. F. Champion, R. Benton, s. Ben- ton and Ernest Byers.
 Tntermission-During this period D. w. Pollard, general secretary of the local Y. M c. A.. will present to the Central School athletic team. wir- ners of, the interscholastic track meet at Douglas. a siiken banner from the Bisbee r. NJ. C. A.
 At. this time will also be presented the features of the r. M c. A. sum- mer camp to be held In the Huachu-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
Why Suffer from RheumatismG

Why suffer from rheumatism when one application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm will relieve the pain? The quick relief which this liniment af- lords makes rest and sleep possible epd that alone is worth many times it's cost. Many who have used it hop ing only for short relief from sui fering have been happily surprised to find that after awhile the relief be. came permanent. Mrs. V. H. Leggett of Yum Yum, Tennessee, U. s. A.. writes:- T am greae sufferer from rheumatism. all over from head to foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the only thing that will relieve the pain" For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

When attorneys for the defense. in a murder case, present affidavits to the court setting up the fact that ii Is impossible to get fair and impar- tial trial of the case on account of newspaper articles published in the public press giving an account of ths killing, the court usually makes the attempt to get a fair and impartial jury, and if the attempt fails. then. and not before. grants the change of venue prayed for.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
THE COMMERCIAL VALUE OF SPANISH.

The press of the country, and more especially of the western part of it. has recently been devoting consider able space to the necessity for the ac- quirement of the Spanish language by those who are striving to prepare themselves for successful business future. We take the following from
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

For the past three years Bisbee has celebrated the Fourth of July. On the last occasion Douglas citizens attend ed our exercises in body. This year Douglas has announced that cele- braion win be prepared at that place and it would be the proper thing for Bisbee people to return the compli- ment to our nefghboring town.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

Miss Florence H. King, of Chicago. eDJoys the distinction of being the on- ly woman patent attorney registered in the Patent Office at Washington Newark Advertiser.
 An English author says that he wrote story In his sleep and received pay for 1t. He simply lies in a pecu- liar way.-Washington Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
Those conneceed with the first pub

Those connected with the first pub- lie school field day event in Cochise county are to be congratulated upon the success of the undertaking. Bis bee public school boys captured most of the prizes. which is also cause for congratulations. More innocent and healthful anausements of this kind is what Bisbee's Young America needs.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

Bisbee will pay honor to it's soldier dead on Decoration day in a manner befitting the occasion. Among the notable visitors who will be present are included Gov. Kibtey. Capt. Mo Clintock. It. Wilcox, Capt Rynning and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

Who will succeed Nj. J. Cunning cham as Chairman of the County Dem. ocratic Central Committee is the ques- ton that is going the rounds these days?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

Keep both eyes on the City Council gun. Bofh barrels are loaded sciean to the muzzle"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

The people of Cfchise county de- mand fair and impartial justice in the trial of criminal cases in this county nothing more and nothing less
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

So far there has not been a dis- senting voice to the proposition made by,s the Cochise cousty democrats to
 have stEe next dethocratic terrstoriai eepseEtAea held in Risbee, ss.~z.a.s.,,.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

The affidavit makers are again abroad in the land.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
HOTEL oRENA.

7os W. zsh St.. opposite Postoffiee.
 Los Angeles. First class. Richly furnished. Ev- erything new. Room and board, SIG week Room. s week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

No other female widespread and unqualified a
 No dof of hosts of grateful friends $ has
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

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Q bis Ii 4frnh &c.
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&c. 10 bts 12 Efrnb Gle.
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6anep Big S20. 80: RIares Bsax HI6. 90: fam
" $500; Short aIsas 1850; Rurrpi
SIG. 90.
Marffe 9erdin4erte Bratrurf &c.
6ranifilrtsr 7}e; Bologna In Sdsnsn 7}s, 10
xn4 6Ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

3pi6enS Il Grbe
f9pebenb i'm eiaentliGen Sinne pes
Wprtes, bod pben an Der Spibe zines
$50 Sub bpben S6prnfteines fern ab
bon benz 9epiibl Der -Wenge, bic
thsils entfebt ob bes gruielisen
S9auipisls, tbeils nit eitler Neusier
su linn binaufi9aute, hing nnldngft
in Gambler, 81. S.,ber Maurer 8urz
nett pple bierunbapan5is Stanben.
Biz Der Hetter fam, Inn i'm aus iets
ner s%efabrbplen Yofition Su befreien.
Ser Mrbeiter, in Sienften Der 2elogg
gbimnen Building 60. bon Nep Yort
itebenb, mar bamit beauftragt tpor<
ben. einen Shornftein Der Mnlage Der
garlben Nidel Wprfs a%bsutragen.
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8 llbr Morsens, fletterte auf benz
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taum mar er pben anselanst, ais Sas
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ben berfu9ten @nfanes, auf Die
@eife gu INN gu selansen, bab lie
fid mittelft LANCER NGgel, bic fie IN
bas Mauertperf trieben. einen Weg
fhaffen polten. 8alb fabeH lie elm,
DaB bies persebIi9e 2iebesmiib' let.
Mm Mbenb enblid ftelte fid Sofeph
gorbitt, .Steeple Sad" senannt, eth.
unb madte ft9 an bas Rettungspert.
Mit 9dnben unb Giben fi9 IN bic
9Dbe arbeitenb errei9te CT fAliebli9
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bes Shornfteins unb lieB NIT benz
anberen ben Waurer lansfam binab=
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safe,

gnaros s Herseuff$ rsxs Sfafcssss.'
e&pebertdfe 80s per Blush d~asssrdfSss
66meberfaie lis, NtstoxfE ssezn . "a,
Is, Eep Dor. GteShms l6s, sss9saa'
j&er Gtxtburaer lac, Grid 16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
e6mereten

@ewdbIter Etraotbp $1.st-l.so.
Drbindrer bts gutter Tin,otbp s1.60-l.U,
Eotber RIeeianaes IS 1880.
gn9Itf9er 3Ieefarren $3.50
Z NIipfe GIeefamen $8.00-8.b6
AIfaIfa 2Ieefarnen $8.00-10.00
gSeiSer Rleefarnet $500.
Sancp 3entudp 8Ia,tsras s1.60-1.7b.
BImasras IN GbaH 7bc.
gnsIH@es BIausras $3.50.
Dr9art @ras 81 .70-1.s5.
Eeb 1op IN. gbaf 75c-$is2o.
2afer 3oy1 76e-$l.00.
Amber 8userrobr Saraen s1.00-l.2s.
Betber 9aferiamen acc
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Beibes uab seIbes 2ora $1.oC-l.25.
Reb Sob GnfIase $1.10-l.25.
Com Seas $i.76.
Skillet $1.20 bis $1.85.
5rdbiabrssD esen 81 40.
eetspiebsI, ueibs. seIbe umo rutbe ss.5o
pee DufbeI.
Sib $ 3artofeI, 8eIte Serisbt bermuba,
geIte Naniemonb rnb fRhIt@e Queen D. 90 res
Sab;; rctbe saniemenb R.7b; S~raFEaxis9s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

etasar Gureb e@txtes - grrs Cna.ttds:
1910 Ehrnb 1871: ID Es,xt 1915: lQ-la
Yf.rnb 1874: Snetis DuaIstdt ; So-l6 nssst
iase; 10 qfanb 1915 : Ia Ffaxh l2is ; 10
4fuab 22e.
eped-aIars settsx. 90 Dc % 4tasb Ia
Our@i@mitt, lie; &Iars esttsS. 80 b 80
4unb. lie: Rtare Nsuies. d ~ 90 Piaxh.
loas; Is bts - sfe.. lie: Il ID Is Binsb,
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1sie; 8 4fmb IN Dur4i4nit&, j4mak, liz.
8 PhuaS IN Dsr4i&att. i@mait lo1e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
g 9war3es g 9eual.

Shrebeport, g., 8. Suni.
Nus Gibslanb, Co.. fommt bic Na&.
ri9t, bob In arcaoia elm iunger Nseer,
Nlsn Elmer, tusgen berbre9erii3en
ansrifss auf cine psibe Grau perbafs
tet morosn if. 0a9osm bic iunae
Befte bas 0erbysden bsriibte, fob fe
nod benz Wobnbauie Der Wutter.
Gin fartes 8irgerauf9ebot Der.
lan9te Die 5erausgabe oss iungen Nes
9srs unb sr6Hnsts, aIs bieie bsrusi9srt
tpuros, Jeusr auf oas 9aus. Die
Wuttsr bss IerbrsGsrs fiel, bieier
murbs ersriHen unb osn geb6roen
iiberlisfert. gs brobt elm 2pn9ses
ri4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
OetoIaetssss EtsH.

Hrv@es RtnbFst@-Bsfit&s etiers - 81
ese: bieiae Gtiere Tiff; 4tsf9s Hnshea
$50 oB 200 sHuxh 7e; btsfoe &a4s GOO
BIS $50 Yfano 6}e ; Naibe 660 ID go efsso
&c: etter Horberpiertd 81, GaS 4xttsS
pierte! l0}s Rtxb 3tstssutxteI &c. Rsxb
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0tnterpierieI 7e.
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uiertd 15e, E~orberpssrtd 63e.
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l2e /; e&afe Ole; 94sxisl l8e; Hads ani.
he.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

SnbianwsIis RaHsespxfe
Ser0bmI. bs gutter 1o-12s; sstx,a Do q.
uablter l4-16e Sanep 82s-ese. selssz
Dsaou 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 2S-82e.
Sin Badetsn:
xsioia STATS. 2ion S1L.76, Ssriss tll,7S
garacas ia. 75. DiuportbY a1s. 30, Dxaa
Jasa Hlenb $500, GItmas Saba ggenb
$14'76. Ourica STATS.
Su6er-Dominoes 7.l7e; gta6.u6es 3 80
faIpertFrter 6.32e; x3x4 paIpsstFrta 5.87s.
ieiaer sraxultrter 5.02e; gubss SAFE; ,Isx.
f~esttoners' U 5.07c; s~itbsesuooh Y 4.s2s; ,l5bs
MIC u 4.72e; eutptre a4.s7e; SbsaI sytss
ooIbe1 8 4.b7e; Ntnbfor oytra 6 4.67sl
&issepors 6 l.43e; peIder 6 6:l2s; 10 gel,
ber A.O.
GiFs-Ra4 go &c. xsR). Sat, g. 10 per
0oIIone.
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setredmet, &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e bts 7ks;
9ttrpm 18e bB lac; Rofxex. q Grorux. pa
Tfanb. 7e, 8 0roun 7}e, 1 Grorx 7is jaa.
u~senfreae sbis Sc. California g,sseassI 7xs;
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California &prtiofen Sc BIB Ice.
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%: 1900 tn, HaIbfas $500; 200 "a DC.
$3.50.
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8 Pfanb Ro6ete 8. 3orx. ] Rfh. Bsdsts.
4H|6}.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
S4tHsna6rt@teH.

Gibraltar: .Slabonia" bon Nsu Dorf
nod Nsapsl, SrteR uno 6iume.
2iberpool: ,9ampania" bon NemDorf.
southampton: Rem BORT" bon Nem
Dorf.
Bculo9ne: ypotsbam" bon &otterbam
nod Nep BORT.
2onoon: ,Wsiaba" nod Neu Oorf.
Queenstown: vumbria" nod Hew
BORT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
@ttl We%rgnheen!

0ewDorI 3. SUM-. RiGoIas
2ongportb bon CINCINNATI unb fsin
6rau&sn, bic fri6ers alies Rooisbelt,
BADEN sefern auf benz Dampier st.
9ouis" Der 6amburg : amsrita . 2tnie
cine ;usimpnatli9e gurupa.R siie anse-
treten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

Def&torn - gertaufsprefs: is MAO ea
0uaIitdt, 5000.
o6tT-Sd4dt 86-67e; IN sx Estfn
80 .O0-$I1.00 per Tsnxe. Reuer 35-67s
9haet - Eertaufspreifs: u. 0c-s8.00
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erobNPreHe, ie MAD BEN Cab. ts So
lea. A.0O-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
SetfetOe.

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len, e5c ron RR5Ien; so. 8 rets<s s6e.
Suli, 79;: &aseHpebex e6e.
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mets 613e; 30. 9 wetb 6lHs: ~. 4 Dts,
53c; 20. 2 retb semtf@i 81 RI.
wsts senii9t t1e; go. 4 rts ssnsie.
acc: 80. 2 seIb Bic; 80. 8 asb 6lti
Sto. 4 geIb 49e; go. 3 seusf4t 81
30. 8 aemtf&t Sic; 20. ( eemf9t x9. /:
&pIbeR 49,.
edfer 10. 2 wetber f5ls; 70. 0 rstssi
83e; Eo. 2 0euaf4ter Ca; 2r. y s=xsstss
80e.
Heu 80. 1 aiunotSs 114 90; 10.
3, $1l 20.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

Wabtfon, Wis., 8. Suni. =
grnR SOULS bon Wilwautee fob beute
Ra9ntittas auf eineun gierfaKe In
etnem Boote. tudbrenb e. TN Woncna.
See angelic. ais er pl6tIt& has @lei&.
gewi&t berIor. In ben eee ftirste unb
ertranf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04
8afe=8aQ.

Die geFrissn Spiele reiuItirtsn uie
fol9t:
u m eriean.A Ociatipn n.
2ouisbile. 8. Stunt.
9ouisbiQe ....2 O00O0001- 8
SnoianapoIis 90 00000020- 2
8aiterien - Suntle uno Shap;
Gifbsr uno Solmss.
Solebo, 8. Stunt.
Solebo .......2 10000000- 8
columbus. 30 0O104300 o. 8
B~aiterien Suttbof unb
abbott; Berger unb &pan.
Milpaufes, 3. Stunt.
Miluautee ....0 0313O02*- 9
ct. paul. 10 00003000- 8
Battsrien -gurtis, 6idep uno &otb;
partins, Buchanan unb Drill.
NattonaI.2i q.
Cincinnati, 8. SUM-.
grRes g p~t sl.
Cincinnati ....O 0OO0O31*-4
ct. Souls ....0 00000002- 2
Batterien- Wsimsr unb 2ibingfton;
Soelsfoettsr. @9an uno Wc@artbp.
3pettes SPIEL.
Cincinnati. o. 0
ct. Souls. o. 8
Batterien-guin9 unb S9lei; Dru.
bot uno @rabn.
Brooilpn, 8. Stunt.
Hrootlpn .....2 0O00001*-3
Bottom .......0 01000000- l
Battsrisn-Scanlon. @Snipre unb
Bergen; pfsfsr unb ONsil.
Chicago, 8. SUM-.
gbicagu. .02000200*-4
pittsburg. 30 0O00OO01- 1
8attsrtsn - pHfer unb Woran;
p6taippe unb pbsIps.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

Tra&t.
GepfeI = Balbpins, 800 per 6ab.
Bananen $1.75-2.26; tIetRe 6e-S1.26.
Gftronen s. 00-6.t0 psr 4tfs.
Dransen - $3.25-4.75 per Rite.
Grbbeeren 81 .75-$a.S0 bic Rife.
0emHie.
SparseI-50c Elm DuSenb 9un&es.
Crime Nobmen-$3.l0-4.00 Der 1ufbeI.
Bottle RAben 45c VET Dutenb 4un4es.
araut = 1910 per xrate.
Neue GarrotS-SOe bas Dutenb.
BIumeniobI $2.25 Ser Dutexb.
GeIerp-$6 bis IS 30.
@urfen - Te per Outent.
eaIat - loo per 8funb.
HpiebeIa - Rotbe unb petbe $l.b0 per
bunbert |funo; spanii&e 8wiebeIn $1.e0
per Rifte.
Differ gIant zoe per Dutexh.
geterfIie l6-soe pei Duteno Da14es.
3a,toHeIn - zoe SOC per BuibeI.
9eue 8artofe-n - $3.50 per Sat.
GabfartoHeIn = Birsinia 1886; Talti'
more sac -a.75; SerieH $3.50 $500
per Gab.
Stabilize 121Se per Tuteab.
Sib barb Ice bas Dutenb.
epsnat - s. per Gab.
tomatoes $3.50 per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-04

&dnbler bSabIsx ielsexbs $retss:
Euttsr - Country, 1le, 6reau'srs 2ss.
edotx t0c
Grif@e Gier-14e pe- Dutenb.
Ndkner Sc, edtxe 3, Turtees-N-lSe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-25
lnglaterra y Ell mar
III ENtnleo lMpLAcABLE DE ALal6N

I'll enemigo mas terrible de Ingia-
IRA es presisamente Ell Instruments
de su fuerza.
Grande por el mar, qre gracias
una hota de guerra formidable le ga.
rantiza su supremacfa, y su incom-
parable Marina mercante, Inglaterra
SC halla, sin embargo, condenads
ser victima de ese mismo mar cue
lncesantem ente roe ell territorio bri-
tanico.
Esta obra deva stadora del OcGano
sc prosigue de un modo lento, pero
continue. en- toda Ia extension de las
costas. Cada ola que bate ell itoral
SC lleva al retirarse alguna particula
del territorio. va arrancando TN trozo
de acantilado, ya ensahchando la en-
bocadura. de los rios, bien abriendo
galerias y cavernas, donde habra de
hundirse con el tempo las ciudadeS
orgulosas cuyos muelles abordan
las riquezas del Mundo entero.
y no Sc olga que este es exagera-
ci6n No una, sino varias pobla-
clones han sido va aniquiladas por el
mar Solo en- ell Yorkshire, Y Ell cl
transcurso de pocos siglos, Sc han
tragado las olas | , ciudadeS. Las
islas Scllly estaban al verihcaTSe la
conquista dc Julio Cesar unidas :
tierrI hrme por una estrecha PENN
sula.
FL golfo que separa al pals de Gales
del Sommersetshire, y era Ell item :
po Antiques mn bosque dc encinas,
y en Sussex, cerca de LesSea, exis-
te una eusenada que los habitantes
llaman adn Ell Parque, debido que
hace Glen amos, donde hoy sc dedi-
can las gentes las pesca, Sc caza-
ban yenados.
DuTantc largo tempo han vIstos
los ingleses con indiferencia esa
pausada, pero constante destruction
dc su iSla
Despues empezaron 4 aalarmarsc IL
Municipios, destinando cientos de mi
Homes 4 Ia reparaci6n de los des+ro-
zos cauSados por el mar.
Ahora, segdn vemos en- los ne~;6
dicos londinenses, toca al Fs-ado
larmarse, Y, como con%ecuencia de
clio, ha non brado tina Comisi6n Real
encargada de estudiar el problena
y dc proponer los mcdios mas efca.
ccs para resolverlo.
Para dar una idea de 10 que renre-
Senta para Inglaterra los dafios cue
trata de coniurar, basta saber 0ue lbs
gediogos calculan Que cue eli terri
torio robado' anuallnente 4 Ii isla
pOr cl mar eQuiyaie ura cf,o~co:a