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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

where he was elected and served a term
as sheriff of Sonano county during the
trouhlous times of the early '10s. At
Benicia and Sulsun he became known
as breeder of fine sheep, that were
sought Tor by breeders throughout the
United States and Europe In 1876 he
gave up the sheep Industry and went
10 .iElanC whrr- h. had lived ever
since. Several times Roberts acquired
fortunes that We're lost in speculations.
When he died he was in comforta BILE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06
A New Version.

Here is Il new story of one of those in
StrurIivc Boston boys. Boston has some
iaIn"hs Family names. in which the c. y
III general ana the pOSScSSorS OF the
names in particular take a proper pride.
Two such Sllfndmes are Cabot and Halo
well. A young Halloweli went to visit Il
Young Cabot. When put To bed by hi;
hostess he thus began his evening prayer.
our Father, who art in heaven, cabot he
thy name" Beng asked why he varied
from the common form, the innocent re-
piled: AT home | always say, 'Hallowell
be Thy NAME but | thought it more py-
lite here 10 say Cabot. IN. Y. Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06
Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors

In the District Court of the United States
for the District OF Maine.
In the matter Of
EDMOND DOYON In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of EDMOND DOYON, of
Augusta. i'll the County Of kCnnebrc,
and District aforesaid. bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the oith
day OF March. A. ID. 1906. the said Edmond
Doyon was duly adjudirated bankrupt
and that the first meeting of his creditors
will be neld at the Office of the Referee,
19O Water Street. in Augusta. Maine, and
District aforesaid. on the 18th day nl
April, A. u. 1906, at ten O'Clock in til"
forenoon, at which time the said credi-
tors may attend, prove their claims. al,-
point trustee. examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
FREMONT j. C. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Maine. March 26 1906.
a6dlt1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06
Brutality is Eliminated.

There are cute absurdities i'll the sa-
tl1ized football game as exploited by
Puck, as follows:
III p. M.-l1arvard team has come on
Held wearing sack suits and red neckties.
2.D-lalc team appears in sack suits
ana blue celluloid collars. Much fIvorabI,
comment. Slight delay over Harvard pro
test against Yale wearing buttons on codt
tails. which are forbidden by rules OF cor
rect dress. Protest referred to Ladies'
HON" journal.
1.:a-lalc's ball Harvard fined 10 70,
dISarfanglnS rugs on h"ll. Frequent DE-.
RAYS IL dust the bali.
.'l2-tirCat excitement Two spectators
discovered who il:Ii paid - cents admis-
sion. Legal rate. 80 cents. Expelled amid
misses.
:.2+Cards are being distributed adver-
Using prize fight after game at opera
house under auspices Of President Eliot.
Many spectators start at once.
al Second half. Harvard team aD-
pears in frock coats. Report that Yale
VIII delay game I'LL o'clock and then
wear full dress
Iii Yale penaliZ,d ~ yards for touch
ing opponent. Great excitement Game
called by Harvard nNcrScrrs. because ex-
cit"ment is expressly forbidden by rules
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06
Dog Licenses.

All owners and keepers of dogs which
are now more than four months old, are
REQUIRED by law to cause tho same n
be licensed on or before April 10th. 1906.
Licenses may be obtained at the city
clerks Office in Granite Bank Building.
NO. 2a2 Water St. Augusta, Maine.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
CITY Clerk
April g 1906. aproaodta nr1o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06
MAKING the Best of Ii

Ia" Iittl, girl.
Here il is" said the druggist handing
ii ou..
This is j two cent stamp, ain it?"
Yes"
"IIain't you got any 1-cent stamps?"
No. We don't keep them"
"Wcll, ! guess III have 10 take il. but ii
isn't what want at all.
Flashing Il rcsentful look at th.. drug
giSt she picked up the stamp, threw
cent on the showcase. ana walked ont
with th.. air of 4; tragedy queen
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

STATE OF MAINE. Kenrebec ss
Clerks Ofice. Superior Court, Augusta,
Me-, April 4th. 1906 Notice is hereby
given that SAM LEVINE. OF NVaterviIle
Maine has filed in this office his AnpIica-
ton for Naturalization. and pravs that he
may be heard thereon. at the term Of said
court to be held at Augusta, within and
inr tnc county and State aforesaid, on
the second Tuesday of June, A. d. 1906
=. w. JoNES, clerk. a6dlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Those who think that modern graft
is worse than that of an earlier gener-
alton are referred to the case of that
New York bank clerk who has just
stolen $34. 1000. His father, when con-
nected with the same bank 25 years
ago, stole 100000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Andrew ]. Harlan of Savannah. Mis-
souri,. Is the last survivor of the
IhiftV-hrst Congress, having repre-
sehtsd the Eleventh Indiana district.
Although 81 years old, he is still hale
ana nearly. Among the members in
thls congress We're such men as Daniel
webster, John c. Calhoun, William II.
seward. stephen A. Douglas. jefferson
Davis and John j. Crittenden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Dr. T. Mitchell Prudden, professor OF
pathology in the College of Physicians
ana surgeons. New York, has spent his
h'st eiSht summer vacations exploring
ana mapping out the country of the
ciiil dWeilers in Colorado, Utah, Ari-
IONA and New Mexico, and has pre-
Sented'ine collection Of old potteres
ana textiles he has dug up on his trips
10 Yale University,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

A Syrian dancer in New York has
established a new record in successful
gyrations having whirled 29OO whirls III
81 minutes without stopping. Some OF
the Democratic statesmen will have to
he looking to their laurels if this keeps
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

A young woman, asserted by the
truthful correspondent to be of excep-
tional comeliness, has been made tax
collector of Laconia, N. H., and tax
dodeing will doubtless be less popular
than formerly in that municipality.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Prof. George Foot Moore of Har-
vard University has been awarded the
walter Charming Cabot fellowship for
tnree years. Prof. Moore was born in
west chester. Pa, in 1851. but most of
ms early life was passed in Ohio. He
is the son of clergyman and his
mother was the daughter of a clergy
man,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06
Friday, April 6, 1906.

Well, there is Governor jeff Davis of
Arkansas if the Democrats really want
a presidential candidate from the
South. He has just won a famous
victory in his own state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

VeaZic claims The Youngest superin-
tendent Of schools in Miss Maud NJ. Da-
Wis, age 2l. who graduated from The
High school in 1904.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

will the 1906 hay crop be- seriously
discussed question at present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

An Albion hunter killed Il 24-pOund
otter the other day, an achievement cx-
treineiy rare in these times.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

The SkoWhegan High school seniors
are off for Washington ana there viii
be others To follow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

EsTAeLlsHEp 1eos

=. aetiee whatever will b taken sf
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot bs held rsspens'0is
for the preservation or return OF re-
lected communications.
Addrsss oil communications rsIatins 70
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH 4 FLYNT, Iubushsrs'
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Benjamin f. Barnes, Il grandson" if
not a son of Maine. has just been made
postmaster at Washington -. G., with
salary of $4,000. He was born in No
ca Scotia, but his mother Was Formerly
a Miss Higgins of Eden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06
Science Notes.

MI The world felt more or less the r.,-
cent Colombian earthQIlake. 4 scientist
says. IN TWO hours the effects Of til"
mutual Impulses had reached their antip-
uotS ana IN Tn" material between theS,,
tunes every nhalitant Of the world had
been moved for at least thrc. or four
hours on tru" ground swell. All the in
slrum"nts in the world designed to re-
cord tclt seismic motion had written rec
urlS. the bubble i'm every spirit level had
been iitfully oSciia ing 10 and fro. many
magnetic needles had been caused IN
SWING. balances had OScllatcd pnndul,lmS
h;id been accelerated or retarded-thc
Wh"lt slote not only on its surface
h'it ~ It's depths, had been shaken"
\ naturalist has lust discovered in tho
buSomo forest of Lake Albert Africa "A
lfoS nest made of a Spittle-like froth
ana attached To the back of some leaves
oNcrhanSlnS a small stream. He took the
pf"caillon "f photuSraphing his find he
Inf" Placing il in alcohol and as soon as
thlS was done the mass COLLAPSED reveal.
mS however. Il wIfSgling mass OF tad
pHiS about one-thrd of an inch in length
f"ant nests of this kind. the scientists saw.
'ifc made hv certain frogs in ,Japan AZ
wei as by some South American specjes
some fSheS also make foam nests. of
Whlch tn" paradise fish is a conspicuous
example.
Residents in Edinburgh arc much per-
iurDtd bN the discovery that their water
supply Is polluted by tho presence Of n
sn,.,' sn .iig "tsanlSm. white in color. but dc
Scf1oed from its shape and general an
pearahce as "a water flea The creature
exists In ciStcrns in different PARTS of tho
CITY and also in the fire hvdrant street
hoNes, where it seems to thrive round the
edges Of the valve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Miss Augustine N"imandin, daughter
of Alphonse N"rmandn of Lewiston. to
whom has been awarded the saiutatnry
in the senior class Of tn" Lewiston
High school. Is PERHAPS the first
French -Amtric:n eill to have :; part in
the grauhtion exercises Of n Maint. High
s: honl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Four new trains, the Inauguration
Of a dining car service. new through
PulmanS to points never reached by
these cars before together with many
other great improvements. are an
nounced by the Maine Central Railroad
for the coming summer. Two new
trains are also announced by the BuS-
ton N Maine. The new arrangement
which is To begin with the summer
schedule il one of the most noteworthy
steps taken by the road in the line of
improved facilities for the accummDda-
ton of the travelling public. ana will
mean the addition of thousands of
tourists to the summer population of
Maine. Included in the new schedule
are new train To Boston, new
iain to Bar Harbor. a new train from
Bar Harbor to Portland a new train
10 Pennington. one from Pennington
to Portland. and n re-arrangement of
the schedules Of one or two of the
regular summer trains. One of the
most prominent features of the pre-
posed change is the vastly improved
service to the l,angcley Lakes region
as result of which, it is expected this
territory will become one Of the great
est summer Fairgrounds Of the nation
The additional train service to Bar
Harbor is also Of the greatest i'm
portance, not only to the famous
Mount Desert resort but to the many
cities ana towns along the line which
Will also receive the benefit Of the
change. The dining car service is the
first in the history of Maine and marks
an epoch in railroadmg in this State
The latter is to b" between Portland
and Bar Harbor the diner running on
the through New York train.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

The bell has arrived for the Baptist
church at Bryant's Pond. 1t is the
gift Of Mrs. Anna Chase in memory of
her father, Francis II. Faulkner. The
bell which was recast was long in the
MinCt ledge lighthouse ana was for
many wears in the Turner wooden mill.
whore it passed through the late fire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

An exchange complains that Maine is
doing all it can To disturb the peace of
the rest Of New England With its
railroad sending out thousands of al
lnring pamphlets describing the unriv-
aled fishing grounds how in tn" world
can man keep such thoughts out of
his head and attend to business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

The canning of CLANS was recently
started up in Eastport. taking the place
of the boneless herring industry which
furnished employment during the past
four months for many. and it is prob
able that the shell fish will be canned
for some weeks, during the time when
there is very little other work in sight
While The sardine canning season opens
on the 18th, it is generally understood
that no herring will be found on time
and ii may be some weeks later before
much work in the sardine plants is
started.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-06

Also agent for "1775" coffee, TRY f..
can and you win use no other.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
THANKSGIVING

Hoy por la mAEAna { las dies tu.
vo luEar On sl gran patio del CuArtsl
de 10 polisfA, sl bAnqusts con que OBJ
ssQuiA anuAImsnts & los pobrss dc la
siudad lA Ssau Juan Ptrto Rico Lod
20 p6mero S72 B. P. o. z kw que %
ana rama de la gran institution que
con 81 miamo nombre funslona On los
Estados Unidos.
FormAhAn sl Comiie de rsparto
los ssaores Isnisnts J. + KArdinQ,
como preBidspts, r n. OiNsill, w.
B. Frssss J John D. Guihss,
La comida 90 eompolis de Ano,
con pAvo, habichuelas EaiHadas cor
Iseh6n, pan safe, TODD ssrvido 20,
grAndes racionss,
Deanlaron por sQusl lugAr cont
dos mil Uobrss, sn gran parts ansis
nos , niHoS, provistos psrA sl sAs,
de 80 eorrsapondisnts Neks1 cue ls
trt sntFsgsco con sntslAsl6n Dor :
ComitG.
Un husn n6mtro de cabslltros
dAmAs amsrisanAI dabAu rsslsa Al
NV!lstiVA asata J 10 basdA DE- 10 ps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
Ell AP0Y0 MORAL

impovIa musho msrahAr al univonr, I
sin hostilixarse = ain presentArse mu.
tues obst&sulos. En- lA compenetrA'
el6n prGfundA del gobierno oon el pals
y del pAfs con el gobieruo estriba- 10
10 hsmog dieho- sl exllo de Mr.. Win.
throp y de 90 AiItemA. Esa com mpsns.
irAei6n no 90 rompelA e buens, 90
iusta, ts nscesAria y In UNION ha do
hAesr TODD 10 que pusdA, y AGn mas do
10 que pueda, por prol0pgar Con.
nAndo. como eondAmoS, on que 81 60.
bisrno hArk 10 mismo, ssriA pueril
tenor el do que 90 QusbrAnlArA 8 90
dsbiliIsra 8 90 rompiera urA inssli
gsnsiA resipr, 90, que ere l6gisG J No.
turaI antss y que 10 % AhOrA con
mayor tuerxA, dssds que la opinion %
he mAnitsstAdo On los OomiOIos dc una
mAnarA tan frArca y desisiva,
Hay, puss, uuA sniusIdenslA fslis
de aspirasiones y sOlueionss entire sl
gohierno y 10 Uni6n. Pero 40 hubo
iamGs APOYO MORAL, nj dc ninguus
sspssiS, del gOblerno on favor de los
unioniStas. 81 sl gobisrno apoy6 (
AIguisn moral J materialments, foe
A LOS REP . UBLIOANOH, que teniau
, adm tisnsn tres eontrA an eonseisro
On sl EiSsutivo y tres sontra mir gunO
On 10 somisi6n dc 10 Polisia InauIar
que mAneIaban A6u mAnsian 81 Dc
psreAmsnlo sonsolidAdo; que osupa
ban y ado oeupan seis puestos ca lAI
Cortss de distriIo; que possfAn , air
possen iueees de pas auyoa On eaA
todoa los pusblos donde la Union do
minai que eontahAn J ado susntAE
poF eentsnarss los smpleados 60 loI
ramos de tomsnto, de sdueAsi6n, d.
iustisiA, de hacienda , que, { iusgs
por 80 domirio de las ehslns', para
sfan. y a6n pATscsn, los n AS numero
sos en- la isle, cuAndo % 10 sisrIo gu
eatAn on ma minoriA que no les perm
te aspirsr & psrsetuArae como ADM
niatrAdorss nj como Eobernat tss.
La UNION VIC tcdo ssto, puss biz
as sabs. que 10 UNIoN.uo 81 p,e,AIts q
miope' Solo cue 10 UNION Quiso on
sl gobisrno IuvisIe % AYUDA NO
RAJ Y MATERIAL y ss la di6 fpts
gra, sin sziEIr nadA J sopforn Gndo,
scn sl prsdomiuio buros'GIIso dc an
: advsrGarios' Ere Presiao rsssa bIsss
; 81 order haOsE poslbls ls Vids, corr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29

cir al immense dssbArAjusts rspublisa.
NO, snfrenAr las turbAs, eatimular el
Smpleo de eapilAles on 10 agrieulturA
y On 10 industria; On una pAlAhra:
era prsciso levAntAr riqusxN, creAr
garartlAs, matAr ell dtsorden y el %.
eAudAlo, y 10 UNION aerr6 los oios 6
toda oira mira que no tuese eaIA mira
noble y gsnsroSa.
Hoy sl orden lxlSte, la tranquil.
dad % eompleta. 10 sgrisullurA dSOu'
+plisA Sus EroductoI, 10 induAtria I'd
Quisre enor mSl dsaenvolvimiOntos, los
muniel pios 90 encAuxAn, les poblaeio'
uss SroVrssap; hoI reinA lA pas. Y
lA UNION Ggde 80 mAIohA y el 20
bisrno sonoss punto por punIo, puss
90 le hA dlGho con h.da ga ftAnQuexA,
{ doL de vay & que AspirA , que 10
propons 10 UNION. Zero eStA, que no
AlardeA de ACREDoKA del Gobisrno,
tampoco admits la c1ndici6n de AEU
DORA del Gobierno nj de nadis. Lo Que
o., 10 que representa-, se 10 dsbs { 10
eonHAIzA de los pueblos, 4 Su olgAni
zaeion internA, & 10 AbnsgAsi6n dc Sul
diIsslorss J al entusiAsmg de aus ma
sas 0ls ,toELlsa. Pasde lsVAntAr 10
tesnIs con dignidAd, u que no oor
orgullo, , IL lsvAnlA, polQus On sl.
no puSo su sombrA ningGo NAL pro
ssdsr, No osupa las onsinas, perr
consSrva 8 q INDEPENDENCIA, Qul
ls Sirvs para IrAbaiar por Puerto Ri
60, sisrsisndo au dsrssho J sumplisn
do "a deber.
Veneer On lodA 10 Inca Sdsade lo
morrillos de Oabo Roio hAlta Nal,
Passuss J veneer soLA, SOLA, sOLA
Elm AuxtliareE, ain ayudAa, QUIZ
; trenIs 4 la Eorda hostilidad de alg6I
csntro elsstoral imperative; sua Q
nusAtra gloria; sSs o. 81 tlmbrs on
. grAbA tn 50 sssudo. 10 UNION
! EiuntsnIs pssAr de lee rspublisanol
de los soeiLlistas, de les diGcordiAs
de les disidensiaS, ain el goblsrnc
J aurQue no-somo tAmpteO les repv
1 hliss os-eontra sl Robisrno.
. sGrands o. dos On oil Einais, d.
els CAHts 81; gfRnte ss 10 UN ON {
: Puerto Rico. Tau grandS, cue { I
Q iumsnsa sombrs pusds ssiAF sEuI
. dc ~ pralapts J do "a porysnir
= patFia pueEtorriQusns.
! Dies ha rspArtidp susEGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
Mensaje Presidential
FL canal de Panama,

Washington, Novismbre 20.-Aysr llsgsron ssta
capital sl Prssidsnts Roossvslt 90 ssposs, ssndo
sibidos por el gabnsts on plsno por innumerablss
amigos On 10 sslas6n fsrroviAria Fl Presidents 90
dirgi6 inmsdiAtAnsnts & 90 residensiA anunei6 su
pro ,6sto do prsparAr dos msnssss para s Congrsao
I'm de silos dsseribirk do una mApsra minusiosa
las condolences del almo pAnamsHo dseafG que es ur.
gsnIfsmo lsgisar toda prisa ia do que 90 apresu
ron los trAbaios del canal ConaidsrA Mr. Rooasvst
que los Estados Undos dsbsn ponsrss 10 Aura dc 10
obra ggsnesca que afrontap procedisndo s1n 10 snsr
gle Amsrisans que faG sismprs 90 norma. Oaina que
10 ApartuYa do via somsreial sntrs e Atlkntieo
Pasiaeo % una smprssa snorms diHstl; psro nunsa
superior los resursos nj les fAsultadss dc 10 rer
hlica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
POr Gable
Exclusive para fla DemocracIa D
Fraude ems, Francisco
Mas de IN million

San Francisco California Novlsmbrs q. Sc he
dsssubierto un inmsnso fraude On 10 distrbuc6n de
soeorros las vfstimas del terremoto do San FfAnss
co. III Presidents Roc ssvs ndignAdo do sss crfmen,
envfa California elem dstsetvss para que ayudsn
invsSgAr los hschos an que etln insursos faneiopa
rios do importancA. Mr.. Schmidt aeAlde ls eiudsd,
que viAiabA por Europa, lego haes tres dfas N.w
York 90 puso las 6rdenss del Prssidsnts aver mis-.
mo- snsoso dc que 90 eastigus s dslito que some6
aassnss. Parsee qas suatrafan lsras postasa
% resihan fondoa sin dares entrada las cuentAs
II Asunto % sensational 90 sguarda1 con intsr6a
desArrollo sus eonaeeueneiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29

Hsoa VENTS diAs sThS Porto Rico
Rsvisws, On an artfsulo tendonsioso
contra al Gobsrnad0r y el Geeretario
Dc Puerto Rico, easribi6 sslas pala'
brAa:
-sNo % presumibls que Al parti
do unionistA, como pA-Iido poliAso,
eonvenga ir solo & 10 Aaamb'ea legis
lAt.vs, nj arsemoS que sl gobisruo 90.
perara que 90 AYUDA MORAL he
hrta do oeasionar ten extsnso Iriunto
4 favor do sus amigos los unionlsIss.S
No hay que hablAr do lAs tres pri'
m0rAs lfnas. La UNION sabs 10 que
ls OonvIsns , no be mspsstsr que VEN
70 IL plumA dc Mr.. Swat & guiArls
por lon lAberintos do 10 poliIiea. II
1920 fu6 an plan son0sbido dssds
1905 madurado por 10 rsHsx On frfa ,
uAlmosa entire homhrss dc alta sx2s
risnsia y rsalixado con Astividad por
esos h9mbrss On sl snGrgieo impu's 90
del patS, que no auisrO & los rspuhli
panos On los pusatos ltblisos , que
Rsaha do deeirlo cen aus elem mil pa
pOlslas On les urnAs.
LIZ Ckmara votAFG, rssueltA J una
Alms, On todes los asuntcs do inIsr6s
1andsmsnIal para sl pArIido cue 10
sligi6: Re { sabsr, Las eusstionss dc
prinsipiOs J Dc prossdimisntos cue
ssAn, On rsalidAd, susGIionss polii.
nas. In les otrAs sueuIIonss, que POI
o. naturAlexA son lihrsS, sadA repre-
nsntants mantsndEA "a sritsrio J sI
mas cue probable, 90 Ssgurc, que OF
il mayor partO de les lsyss habri
1aa mayorfs y una minorfa, sin QuI
psligrs On 10 mae miuimo la unidad n
10 sohSsi6p, sino, por 10 contrario
AArmkndoss J st.ei6ndoss On Q
OisrsIeio de Les prksticAs representa-
twas J eonvsnSi6 udoSs sl pueblo d.
que 80 ' I, Vor boea de sus mAndAta
rios, rsIusna ain mordAxA On sl resin
10 de IL AsamhlsA popular.
En auapto { la ArUDA de qus ha
hlR sThs Porto r 60 RsvisWS, crssmo
tndispOnE1bls hiaF hlsn sl VAloF d
las pAlabrAs y de los ideas, & rn d
SuA nadIO ss sontunda nj ss snEShs,
L. Union fuG, Y Is, 7 SER
amiga del gohIsrno por dos aSHeilla
PAsonss: porquO 81 gobisrno 10 msrG
~ poggus o. gOhiSEno J 81 pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
El fiscal Pettingi1l'
Juicios del Presidentc,

Washu gton, Novismhrs 90. Eel prtsdsnte ha CO.
munsado, por medic de 81 sserstario particular Mr.
Loeb los reporters do In prenBs. que vi6 10 ress'
adsd de destisuir aumArlaments al ses de ID Corte
federal do Puerto Riao. Mr.. Peitipgi por habsr he
sho sargos insosenbss contra aganos eolsgAs suyos
On lA administraci6n dc 10 iala-ms king unsustansd
charges against collesgs pAlabras auden les
insinuasiones lanxadAs por Mr.. Pstngill contra los
mitmbros del ConUio Eseutivo en- matsriA dc Tranquil
sias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
Un nuevo mensaje
sobre nuestra iSla

Wsshr gton Novismbre 20 Ell Presidents hab.6
son sntusiAsmo dc Sd visie Puerto Rico diio que
enviara al Cogrsso otro msusss lecA asonaeiando
que 20 aoneeda inmsdatAmente 10 eiudadanfA do los
Estados Unidos los pusrtorriQusnos por srssros On
eondieonea do rssbir este honor por eonsderar que
un dsresho que no pusds h asGrssles mas tempo.
Ii eolonia pusrtoyrq de Nusva York ha tssgra.
dsdo al Presidents feicis&ndos por % excursion irun
fAl, dkndols 10 bienvsnidA txprssandos rsconoei
misnto por 10 vista Puerto Rico, de que sguardan
todos los msiores trutos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
Una boda ilustre
con un duque frances

New York, Novsmbrs 20. = L. RAortA Shonts, h'ia
del ssnador del msmo nomhre, que sisrss s cargo dc
chairman On 10 Comis6n del Canal do PananS hA con-
traido mAtrimonio con e duqus do ChAulnss mismbro
Do la mas antigua srste eeaeiA francsA Miss shons
posss una gran fortuna de les damas inters'
santss do 10 soesdad smsrsana. Los nuevos esposos
iran rssidir tn Feansa dsspr6S do viss dc bodAs
pcr vArios paises oTisntalss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
FAMILIA De LEDEsMA

Aver, On sl vApor SAiionso XIIs,
llsgAron DC BArsslOna nusstra rsSPs-
table amiga donA Nieas'A FigHsros
vludA de LsdssmA, y una de sus nifias,
RegrssAron { 50 pAis dssptGs do per
manecar einco anos en- 10 visia siudat
eondal, dont e Iiensn "a rssidsnaIA.
Las enviamos, con nuestro cor
dial aaludc, ls nAI AtssIuosa bier
Vsnida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-29
Un buque costanero
sc hunde en- Ontario,

Nav York, Novisnbrs % - ri huqus costausro <Jo'
nAutesg6 Aysr tsrds eersa del sAbo Coekw On 10
amplfsma bahia do Georgia sorglan bsy-Ontario'
vsiutosho iripulAntss pssssieron shogados sl mar
saM Arroiando los cadGAsrsa la pays Las smbar'
sAonss de salvsmsnto tasron indsilss aunqus les
sn,i6 snssguida. porQus sssado del mpsdia que
90 aosrsAasa a baaus nAufrago. Este % psrdi6 por
somplsso no dsssabriendoss nj ala 10 arboadura on
10 supsrGsis.