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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
FEAR or BRYAN.
La Toilette Looming Up as Possibility
for Presidency.

New York. June "a Washington
despatch 10 the Press says With the
Democrats all over the country showing
signs 81 returning sanity and harmony.
the prospective nomination 81 Bryan for
the presidency gives Republicans food
for serious thought. Thus early in adj
vance Of the canvass for the presidency,
Republicans Of all elements realize that
the party will have TO avoid all mis-
takes in its nomination for The national
ticket to be in the running.
No Fairbanks. Root, Foraker, Taft
or even Knox. III the opinion III many
Republicans, would fiji the bills Secre-
tary shaw faces overwhelming defeat
III his opposition % the denomination Of
Gov. tummins IN Iowa and doubtless
will lose the delegates from his own
state. Reports continue in admins
tration circles that the President fayors
Secretary Taft for the presidency il he
should prefer 70 make the race instead
81 going ON the supreme court bench next
fall.
But the Panama scandals, which are
likely 10 develop AT any time. IN the
opinion of those eonyersant with condi
tons on the iSthmns. may serve to dis
qualify him from serious consideration.
Furthermore, Taft. under no eircum-
stances, say prominent Ohio politicians,
could obtain the delegates from the
Buckeye state. for Foraker, while not
considered seriously for the presidency,
has sufficient following in Ohio to
defeat his chances Of support there.
After the Republican field j. scanned
closely, experienced politicians say.
there remain at present only two men
who, it is believed, would be able to
make a commendablc contest against
Bryan at the polls One of these l.
President Roosevelt and the other SEN
ator Robert ~ To Toilette Of Wiscom-
sin, who more than anyone since he zane
to Washington has been the earnest
champion Of the peoples interest ia Con-
gress.
With President Roosevelt cmphaticres
fusal to become candidate for an-
other term on record. there Is an appar-
cnt growth 81 popular sentiment in his
favor. Whether IL win crystalline suiIi-
GENTLY in the next two years to achieve
his nomination, time alone can am
swer.
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Conservative Democrats Ac-
cept Him AS Their Candidate
LAFOLLETTE A POSSIBILITY
Fear Of Bryan BY Republicans May Lead
to His Nomination--La Toilette
Takes Hand in the Iowa
Canvass.

New York. june 9.--Nothing seems
more certain in politics at this moment
than that William Jennings Bryan viii
again he candidate for the Democratic
nomination for President. A prominent
leader, who il years gone BY has been
IA bitter opponent OF Mn. Bryan, says:
lit IL long time ahead to begin hay
ing plays for the presidential campaign
in 1908, but the activity Of Hearst has
forced the conservative element of the
Democrats party into action Some Of
the leaders were frightened BY lie
Hearst boom, and they have ser about
10 check il. That Is, they want man
who can beat him OF possibly shoe him
out Of the running.
1T ~ deemed necessary To put against
Hearst man who il popular With the
masses, and at the same time man
who can be trusted not to disrupt the
party with insane ideas. When the name
81 everyone else had been eliminated.
Bryan Was suggested No one could lind
any objection To him. X was pointed
out that. proiting BY experience, be had
discarded the doctrines that made him
Objectionable in 1896 and 1900 And,
in addition, there is no DENYING that he
Il very popular with the masses. closer
TO the voters than any other man iii
the party.
50 he WIS chosen, and this city,
which he once called the enemy's coun-
try, il preparing welcome for him
that he never dreamed of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
CANAL BEING DUG TO MUSIC.
Spades Fly Faster at Panama When the
Bosses Lead in Song.

Washington, June o. Music Is play
ing an important part in the digging Of
tile Panama canal Iaborers from the
West Indies are all accustomed to sing
as they work, and bosses who are capa-
bic Of leading chorus have much great
er success than men who do not have
that faculty.
Reports indicate that ono boss has
Developed songs which have inspired com
tcntinent and energy among his men,
with the result that he has ontdistancel
ali rivals in the amount OF work accom-
plshed Down, men, down. are the
words for this music which delights the
jamaican heart Other bosses are us
ing the traditional "Yo. heave bo"
Bosses who have been in the employ
Of the fruit companies and other cor.
porations in the tropics have carried
The methods Of the West Indies TO the
isthmus with excellent results. and on
all the government singing Is becoming
general.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
PEASANTS
ARE RISING
Russian Land Ownersin Panic
Over Rapid Spread
OF AGRARIAN MOVEMENT
Selling Lands at d Sacrifice Rural
Guards Killed in One District; in
Another They Refuse to
Fire On People.

st. Petersburg June 2 The a1rarian
movement among tie peasants II spread
ing with such rapidity that the great
land owners are On the verge Of panic.
From all over Russia comes news of
peasant uprisings against the proprie-
tors. and il il generally agreed that the
situation could not wen IN more oini.
nous.
Owing To the agitation among the
peasants III the south Russian province
of Yeiaterinpslav, the landlords are
hastily selling their estates for anything
they viii bring. I'he movement il aiSo
spreading in the province pf Itila, and
i assuming q threatening phase.
Tn Noronczh, province IA NorDnezh, a
collision occurred between rural guards
and peasants who were anneAing land
belonging To local proprietors, and two
guards Nerc killed, while III MANS places
ID the province 81 MohiIetf the rural
guards, who are N sympathy with the
peasants, are refusing to obey the or4
ders of their supefiorx
Radical Agrarian Demands.
The extent to which soeialistlc ticof.
ies have taken possession 81 the prole-
tariat ii evidenced BY the agfai5an pro-
granilne adopted BIZ the radical peasant
workmen group iii the lower house, which
aims ultimately not only at the come
piete naturalization u land. with its
attendant abolition of private property,
but the specialization Of industry
The programme provides fox the crea-
ton of i national land fund from the
crown, church and private property ex.
eeesiing a certain amount In value, the
state to pay for appropriated property.
and in the cities the factories and mills
TO be gradually transferred to tho state
Tor the benefit of the workmcn. After
taking such land as needed for state
and public needs, the remainder would
be distributed to anybody desiring to
fill it, preference being given to the
local agrieultiuists.
The workers Of the soil would pay
an occupation tax. VARYING in accordance
with the character and amount Of the
ground taken.
Excitement in the Duma.
NJ Ohipko, peasant Of Stsvropol,
created some excitement at the opening
OF the lower house Of parliament ~
protesting against allowing the minis
ters TO speak from the roStrum.
We have already expressed orr dis
trust Of the ministry and government
hc declared, sand it is useless to waste
the time Of the house in listening to
them.
President Nouromtsef called VI. 0hip-
10 to order. pointing out that the min
listers under the law had the right here.
after the assistant ministers. like NJ.
GImko, would not be permitted to do
70 unless they came by special authori-
zntion and US the representatives of their
chiefs.
The House subsequently, discussed the
proposal for the appointment u com.
mission to inquire into the illegal acts
OF The government after Che emperor's
manifesto Of October 30 and after a
lengthy debate finally appointed per-
manent committee Of thirty-three mem-
bers TO investigate and report upon the
lawless acts Of the military and civil
officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
La TOILETTE TAKES A
HAND I'm IOWA CANVASS
Urges the Election Of cummins as
Rebuke to Corporate and Boss
Rule in the Legis-
lature.

Des MONIES, iowai June 9.--- tnexpcet-
ed assistance has come to Coy. Cummins
in his fight for denominations against the
opposing forces directed by Secretary
shaw of the treasury, Senators Allison
aud Deliver, Representative Hepburn
and other corporation influences within
the Republican party in this state.
Fighting Bob" Ia Toilette, as he is
known in Wisconsin, whore he met and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09

National President Biames Roosevelt for
Causing Blow to Industry.

Causing BLOW to Industry.
Salt Lake City. Utah. June d The
Herald publishes / letter from prc4i-
dent Frank J. Hagenbarth Of the Ma
tionai Livestock association. The let
ter says In part:
The president has seen ct ID ignore
urgent requests from official representa-
tiyes 81 the livestock industry requiring
him To withhold any radical message
on reports 70 Congress bearing on abuses
NJ the packing industry for the reason
that such message. II heTalded the world
over, would work an irreparable loss
both Mt home and abroad to the product
ars Of livestock.
Tit niilst be presumed that the Pres
ident of the United States il too big
and broad q lran to feel cliagrin because
81 the fact that Commissioner Garfield's
report excnerated the packers from GER
tain imputed delinqucnries and II can.
not be thought thai hc harbors revenge
because Judge Humphreys decision was
a measure of defeat for the government.
Nor can ii be presumed that because
he failed on these two former occasions,
the President anxious to make record
or without. chose the present method
Of doing 50.
Mr.. Hagenbnrth urges that all exist
Ing abuses could be corrected under the
laws now III force, ana declares that
the Neills-R Reynolds report concerns
principally particular occurrences and
not general conditions He SAYS the
stock growers have suffered for three
years because Of the beef trust agita-
tion and concludes:
ITO sum up the entire subject in It
few words. the President, over the heads
oil the packers. has hii a hard blow at
the livestock industry
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09

Canadian Experiments Highly Success
OTTAWA, June Hon Ffalik Oliver
lHss received from Doctor HaaneI. super
iiltendent d mines. preliminary report
IN the experiments nade ait SAUDI sts
Marie under Government auepiees in the
smelling Of the Canadian iron ores BIZ
the eieetro-t llcrmie process The ex4
periments demonstrate that magnetic.
which is the chief ore Of Canada, can
be as economically smelted BY the eIee.
tTosfhernic process AZ heniatite ores of
high sulphur content not containing
manganese. can lie made into ply iron
containing only few thousandtlls of
one per cent 81 sulphur The silicon com
tent can he varied ais required for the
class of pig 10 In produced charcoal.
which can be chiefly produced from mill
refuse or wood which could not other
wise be utilized. can be substituted for
coke Az d reducing agent without being
h1iqiefted with The ore; a fefro- nickel
PIX can he produced practically free
from sulphur and fine quality from
roasted nickeliferrous pyrrhotite. The
experiment made with titaniferous
iron ore containing Use per cent of
titanic acid permits the conclusion that
titanifero1s iron ores UP to perhaps five
per cent titanic acid can be successfully
treated by tie electro process. The re-
port gives the cost Of production per ton
IA pig iron by the electric process at
$1,000 ami the estimate for d 10000
horse power plant producing TO tons
Of pig iron per day Of "A hours AZ $780,
900. The latter estimate y given on
authority Of Dr. r. Heroll Or. Haanel
states that probably the largest unit
which can at present he constructed on
the model 81 the experimental furnace
will not exceed 800 horse power. The
construction Of the furnace would there
fore be required to he modified to per-
init Of the application Of labor saving
machinery for charging, and 10 provide
for the collection and utilization Of the
carbon monoxide produced by the re.
duetion of tie ore The latter involves
also the production of the charcoal for Il
charge from combustion on the top Of a
furnace.
THE greater capacity, which insures
less loss 81 heat by radiation, and modi.
iication Of the furnace % permit OF the
utilization Of the carbon monoxide will
materially increase the output beyond
that ascertained by The experimental
furnace The experiments indicated that
under normal conditions about ii.5 tons
were produced b. an expenditure Of
1000 u. II. p. days. Dr. Haanel also
expresses the opinion that 40n account
Of the value Of the product the smelling
Of roasted nickelifenous pyrrhotite by
The eleetro-therniir process All carried
nut BY the Government experimental
plan admits OF immediate commercial
application without other modification
ia The furnace than increase u it, "a.
pacity.v
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
HAS BEEN CALLED TO BOSTON.
Prof. James r. Wheeler, Formerly I
Resident of Vermont.

Prof James Il. Wheeler Of Columbia
university OF New York has been oifeerd
the position of director Of the Boston
museum of fine arts. This is an nd
mirable selection, If Mr.. Wheeler can be
persuaded to leave his professorship of
Greek at Columbia university. Before
going there in 1896 he was professor OF
Greek in the university of Vermont from
1859. For the past five years he has
been chairman of the managing commit
tee of the American school for classical
studies at Athens. Prof. Wheeler, who
il Az years old, is the son Of the late
president Wheeler of the university Of
Vermont, where be was graduated in
1850. He has pursued special studies at
Harvard, the American school in Athens.
the universities OF Berlin and Bonn, and
been lecturer at John Hopkins university
and instructor at Harvard In cultiya-
ton and tact he Is well fitted for the
Boston position. Springfield Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
MILD SARCASM.
In tho Action Of President Roosevelt
Yesterday.

Washington, ID. G., lime 0.The Pres.
ident today sent TO the House commit
tec on agriculture copies Of two reports
81 inspection Of Chicago packing houses,
conducted by the agricultural depart.
inent before the Neih Reynolds inyesti-
CATION. In his letter Of transmittance
he comments on the immediate and ex-
traoItlinary improvements in packing.
house conditions. following the rnblca.
tion Of the NeilI Reynolds report.
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the surface at intervals of six inches.
In blues these foulards are particular.
~ pretty.
The princess or corselet skirt will be
a dominant note in the spring fashions.
A very ingenious and practical dsvel-
opment OF this skirt is tho pinafore
idea, in which bretelles are carried over
the shouldersland the front OF the bod
fee is cut or followed out in front. II
is q nice shirt for wearing over shirt
waists. us II gives a more complete
and finished appearance TO toilet
than the old blouse and skirt arrange.
ment, which ia no longer permissible
out OF doors
The blouse seen 10 the cut Is OF blaoIr
tafreta. Az the shoulders are f0cks
edged with tiny pIaitings OF tho silk,
which also outline The center boz pIast.
This plait opens to disclose q Y or
white lace. The sleeves are full at
the TOP and tucked in groups on tina
inner seam. JUDO CHoLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
stninea r1cor..

Stained borders of floors will re-
quire doing over once year II worn
places are hot TO become noticeable.
The stain and varnlsh may be bought
and applied separately or mixed to-
gether and applied at ouce The latter
Is Of course the readlest method, but
the former Is perhaps the more lasting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09

cal machine working TO defeat you. They
surely Nil stand for government By the
people. They surely viii stand for the
great state Of ICwa, rather than stand
pat.
Robert NJ Ia Toilette
Coy. Csunmins' adhcrents are elaiea
over this campaign aid from senator IA
Toilette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect Of clog.
god bowels and torpid liver until con.
stipation becomes chronic. This condi.
ton Is unknown to those who use DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, the best and gen
TEST regulators ~ stomach aud bowels.
Guaranteed by the Red Gross Pharmacy.
Price Csc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
OHIO MINES CLOSED.
But Fifteen West Virginia Mines Or.
deted Opened.

Columbus, Ohio, june o. The Sunday
Creek coal company has ordered All ita
Ohio mines closed. Fifteen West. Vim
ginia mines 81 the company will be
opened at once on the open plan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS.
Ex-congressman Coolidge Of Fitchburg,
Mass, Died Yesterday.

Fitchburg, Mass, june d Ex Con-
gresham Frederick $. Coolidge died yes.
,erday after short Illness OF pneu.
inonia. lie was born in 1s4i.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
THREE BURNED TO DEATH.
By Destruction Of Farm IN Sussex
County. N. y.

Port Jeryis, n. ", june o.-Tliree per.
sons were burned to death in fire
which destroyed the farmhouse Of sam.
tcl Garrison IN Sussex county yesterday
morning. The dead are Mrs. Garrison.
her 5-year old daughter, and her moth
ar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
PANIC KILLED ONE.
And Several Others Hurt in Camden,
N. J., Yesterday.

Camden, n. ~, june 9.Dnring d
panic caused by the blowing out Of a
hise Of trolley car here yesterday,
Virginia Morris was killed and several
pther passengers were injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
Should hair be
shampooed |?

It you use boFax, ordinary soap,
on anything that will take tie
natural oil out of the hair, or
Tar Soar, which discol0rs light
hair, We say einphatically
" No. We say Yes" how
ever, if you viii shampoo with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09

Era OF Abraham.
The era of Abraham began Oct 4
B. G. 20lG-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-09
HOBBY RIDERS.

Some Of Those who Add to the Burdens
of Social Interccurse-The Man Who
Can Cook. the Hygenic Crank, the
Palmer Of Houses and the Theatre
Moncmaniac.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
CASA FUNEBRE

En Areeibo h. sido rsducido
prisi6n, previa denuncis de 10 policis
el sepulturero CIpriano velsz. quieu
fabricaba una casa tds su propisdad,
con tablas de ataudea, Algunas de Co.
tas econ rssfduos dc tela negra , YES
igios sapgrlentos de materias or z AMI
cas- On dsscomposici6p.s
iQle bonitursi
Con tal motive. 90 sglomer6 el pue'
bio frente & 10 casa finebre que s.
90 llsmark 81 80 termins -acud iendc
tamblea los sgsntes de Sanidad , lei
autoridades princlpales.
Es celsbre 10 ocurrencia dc Ciprik,
velex, censrrable 10 adquisici6n dc
dgubre maderAmen, pero digno d.
encomio su blsn dc o. dc tener nj
hogar propjo.... aunque le salgan 10
muertos por la nCchs J 10 tlren d
los pies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
vAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Revision de la causa de San
tiago Aqosto. Mr. Ayres.
En- Puerta de TERRA
EXAMENES De IkGLES
Licencia concedida. - Alum
brado electrico de Rio Pie
dras. En- San Juan

Aver, & las nueve de 10 mafiana
% VIC en- el Tribunal Supreme ID mo-
ci6n del fiscal sef n Rossy, iolicitan.
do 10 revision de 10 causa de Santisg 60
Agosto, de que II formamos q nueatros
leciores.
Ell Superintendente de escuelas
Mr.. Ayres sAldra haciA Ponce el iue'
yes pr6x mo para tomar parts en- las
contsrenciss escolares de aquella ciu.
cal.
-Ra mundo Rodriguez sgredi6
an.en oche en- Puerta de TERRA 8 Je,G
JImenez. Ell hecho iu6 denuncisdo &
10 Corse Municipal y el Juex Abaolv6
al sgreior.
la Corts Municipal condep6 hoy
q Julio Domloguez, vecino de Paerta
de TERRA, por hsber acometido con
una bsyonetA & Eleutsrio Perez,
Ell departamento de educaci6n
hi Mflalado para ell de Mayo los
exsmsnes de irg es en- toda ls isls.
Por dicho moliTo sufrlrAn dichA prue
ha unos mil doacientcs pre- fssores In
sulares. Los ex9menes para macs.
scos americanos tendrAn lugar el 26
del mlImo meg,
lie ha aido copcedldo un mes de
| l'cencia al cl.rck de 10 oticins del Ar.
chivo InsulAr don Franci.co Lopez
s snehez, quien ceaarA en- III destino el
diA 81 del actual. FL sef1or Lopez San
chez es un empleado antique on el
gobierno.
-ElAyuntamiento de Rio Piedras
eonsignara en- el pr6xlmo presupuesto
varias pariidas con destino al alum
brAdo Ldblico electriCo. Tamb.en Sc
de- tara al bArrio de sHAto Rsy, de di.
eho servicio.
Aver estuvleron en- San Juan,
on asuntos polflic0a, nueatroa diAtin
guidos correl'glonarios de Toa 'hs 10,
Lcdo. don Lucas L. Velez y don Juar
Herrap.
-Ha regresado de GlsyIms dor
Federico Perx Almiroty, que fue ell
citsdo como iest'go por aquella Corie
do Distrito,
-Varios mdsicos dc esta cap!til
han sido contrAtados por 10 CompR-
nia de zArzuela J. N. RoSell6 y GO que
ac.da on Msyagatz.
-Por concepto dc multks han II gre
sado on ell Tesoro Iosulsr SIS Troce.
denies dc las aub ColecturfAs de rGntal
6 internas te Bsyan6n y Aguadilla.
-Ha desistido dc iu acci6n OF
case de divoreio doila Rosa Suarez
La Corte de 10 civil de acuerdo COZ
dicha moci6n y con el cAso primert
= del articulo 1913 de 10 ley de Er juicis
m!erto civil, dict6 ssntencia, trsvi
pago Dc las costas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
DESOE MAUNAbQ
Por San Sebastian. Junta
EsceIar.- I'm iiIantropo.
D. lose Maria Ortiz.
PARA uN HOSPITAL
Lega en- SUI testamento mil
quinientos dollars para es-
te objeto. --Fuego.

Fl syuntamiento de cate pueblo en-
sesi6n p1blica txtrsordinarIa cs.ebr O.
do el y del actual, scord6 contribute
con s25 de 81 psrtida de imprevistos
como syuda & 10 de, gracis que sfiie 4
nueatros hermancs de San Sebastian,
con motive del desassroso lncer dio
del 81 del pbsado.
Ell ayuttamiento hs propuesto
para miembros de IL Junts ESQ 0 ar en-
cate pueblo, 4 los sefiores don Jose G
Sugrs fies, don Arturo G. No oins ,
don Federico Herns ndez
En- su tessamento otorgado lsgs
el fnado don Jose Maria O tz Ia Q
p, d. 10 sums de / 500 dollars para
el ssun;smiento, con el fin de que 90
dediquen & Ia construction de una ca
60 hospital para los pobres de eata
jurisdicci6n.
Digno de encomios el prcceder del
que en- sus iltimos m 'mertcs tuvo on
cuenta al menestsroso, legAndole al.
befgue hospitalario.
-En 10 rocha del 26 del &C
tual y como q las y media hubo ur
conato de incendio en- ls casa escuels
de planta alta propiedad de don Au
relic ORTIZ. lvgar sl que nos dirigl
mos pudiendo observar ardfa uns
parte de 10 puerta que do entrada
10 escalera que conducs al piso prin
cIpAl, en- donde precisamente 30 ests.
b. dsndo clases nocturnas. Con Q
concurso popular fue apsgado oil fuego
CoRRESPoNsAL
Maunabo, Abril 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
ORGANIZATION POu7|cA

En una reunion celebrada el do
mingo en- Cshfio en- 10 cGaa del distin
guido correl' glonario don Miguel MI.
rabal, Presidente saliente de la Junta
local Un'o ,iGta de dicho pueblo, que
do constituida Ia nueva Junta ca esta
forma:
Presiden.s honorarlo, don Luis Mu
fioz Rivera; Pres!dsnte elective. don
Iaidoro Gonzalez B .hills; Sscretario,
don Jose Parga Martinez; Teaorsro,
don Tomas r. Escudero.
Vocales tfsctivoS: don B spito Ar
chart, don Miguel Sampedro, don Luis
Labrador,
Vocalea suplenieS; don Azure iano
Pei1s, don Pablo MirSnds, don Ramon
Rivera, don Adrian Rodriguez.
Vice Presidente, don Sandalic
Charbonier,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-01
Ell hOmbre que rie.
IN TELEGRANA

FL Superintendent de SAnidad
se hor Hernandez recibi6 ests msfiSns
uu ts.egrams, que ncsoiroa ipf1rma-
mns por otro conducto. Dicho tsle-
grAma dica ts xlualmspte.
<A6sacc 2S En- la boca del RIO
que separA AnAIco de Mayagusz apA
recen deHde aver miles de peces muer
tos y centenareE moribundos. La pes
ltlsncia smensEa la talud p6blica.
CeeemoE urge ate se envfs un dslegado
espse' all
Sc ordeu6 que sl doctor Salicrup
salierA hsciS dicho sitio { I'm de Que
informe sobre las CAul que han oca.
aionAdo sl hseho
Creemos que la Junka Superior d.
sAnidad ha de hAeer rsspttSr Les 10
ysl Del EER0,