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FL lAP0N CON IRA
Europa \ America
IngIateHa es 0hjeto De los pIimaTOs
atsques.
Fl llslIgro AMARILLO. :


De San PeteraburgoI informan que al
Jap6n esta fomentando an moyiniento
anti -brit6nico en- Ia India Oriental PRO
cuTando, tai objeto, unir las razaa obs
curas contra la blanca, animando aque-
Has con el ejemplo De II derrota de Ru-
sia.
Los budhistas de ambos paises, es decfr,
los del Jap6n de Ia India, estrechan sus
Telaciones, y envfan estpdiantes q uno
otro pals.
Las mercancfas iaponesas tienen prefe-
rencia en- la India las Imercancfas ingIe-
Bas.
Esta actitud del Jap6n, unida 4 Ia que
Sc deja yer en- Filipinasy y 81 gran apoyo
moral material que est6 preBtando Ia
China, trae preocupada q las cancilIerias
europeas que ven perfectamente delineado
el ''peligro amarillo"
El gobieTno chino perfecciona cada dia
mas rapidamente gus armamentos militares
navaleg un cuerpo de eiercito regular
con mas de 10000 soIdados 900 ofeia-
les uniformados e instruidoH IL suropea
forman los cuadros que serviran de base
alsgTan ejercito de treiatd alilLones de sol
dados que Green los miIitares europeos
que podrfa poner en- pie de guerra 81 celes-
te imperio; que constitution la mas seria
amenaza para eI mundo llamado civiIiza-
do.
EDgreido el Jap6n con So victoria sobEe
Russia seducido poT LAS simpatfas que
despert0 en- America Europa su causa;
uandose exaeta cuenta de que su ei6rcito y
su escuadra tienen potencia Bufeiente para
oIo n 10 L.,
mundial; con un pueblo patri6tieo, Tesis-
tente perseverance; con un estado ma
yor inteligents sutiles diplom6ticos; CO..
nociendo peTfectamente las sordas rivali-
dades de las potencias queIpretenden tener
ell control de los asuntos mundiales, ell Ja-
pom asoma su mano asi armada trabaia
para debilitar 4 los que considera sus enc
migos de raza de poder y, fortaleci6ndo-
Sc cada vez mas, fortalece tambi6n q sus
hermanoB en- odio comdn los dem6s pue-
bios, y deja yer su temible prop6sito de
empleaF en- un momento 6ado ell temible
aTiete de la carne de cafi6n ''china bud.
hista, que le de en- su dia eI triunfo Bobre
los extranieros. ~
GTandes temores despert6 & la diploma.
cia europea antes y americana tambi6n
HOyS "a 4ANAoOO BpAlSAo e4AAaA4AAOS 4%S-
tadistas ilustres 10 senalaron con segura
perception y 10 que era un fantasma in
tangible hace algunoa afios toca va con gu
mano amenazadora 10 mismo los palacios
donde labora la diplomacia del vieio mum
do, que las puertas de la Casa. blanca anne.
ricana atenta las demasiado claras insi-
nuaciones en- Filipinas. II
Inglaterra refuerza sus guarniciones de
la India, Francia aumenta sus dotaciones
navales en- Indo.C China, Alemania duda
poder sostenel en- 10 future sus puertas en-
el Colo de Pechili y el Gobierno de Roo
seveIt pide informes de la Situaci6n militar
de las islas de la Oceanfa enviando mas
tropas = cafiones elias.
FL iiusorio ''peligrO amarillo" queda
convertible en- tangible fuerza que amena.
"a con largos diaB de sangre de terror &
todos los pueblos del viejo mtndo.
REMEMBER.
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AspIrantes al 8IsroIelo De Ia abogsels.

Lista de los aspirantes al ejereicio de la
Ia abogacfa sn.e les Tribunales de esta
Isla, que han sido admitidos q examen:
Primer grado.-Angel M. TorregroBa
Liceaga Ramon S. Pesquera Davila, Au-
gusto- -Malaret, Eduardo P. Gibson, Quin-
tin Negr6n saniuTjo, Victor Burset y
Masferrer, Francisco Giol Texidor, Juan
Garcia Ducos. ~. .
Segundo grado.-Jose Ma. de Goicoe-
chea = Zirf, Esteban Vidal Rios, Alfredo
BlancO Pagan, Jose Baz6n, E francisco So
corro Ramos, Jose Martinez Ddvila,
Eduardo Marin Mari6n.
Tercer grado.-J. L. Homero Goico,
Tomas Castillo Leon, Miguel Olmedo y
Toate, Luis CheVremont y Couvertie, Al.
fredo Blsnco Pagan, Luis Abella Blaneo,
Manuel Paz Urd6z, Pedro Gonzalez Gar
cfa, Pablo AlfaTo Santiago, NicoIas Ro.
dFiguez BeneiSn.
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NOTICE N
JOHN ClAOY
3. San Juan, p. R

Having to vacate his present location on
the Marina, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Crow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, new and second handy, ereosoted
piles, twelve sets of new platafOrm scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, WheelbarroWs, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN OLOY.
P. 0 Box 688 San Juan Pto. Rico.
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De nsessldad.

! No permita V. que su dentista, medico
8 praeticante le extraiga muela alguna sin
antes haberle inyectado 81 aneateaico local
del DR. Waite, conocido con eI nombre
popular de Antidolar Els IN kquido del
todo inocente y qbe hace desapareCer el
dolor por complete y nj produce inhama-
ci6n nj resultado de ningdn genero. To-
dos los dentistas J m6dicos notables del
mundo de las invencioneg, Dep6sito de
Materialea Dentales de Jose salgado il
menez, 36 San Francisco, San Juan.
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COCIRera Ilustrp,

Ell 20 del mes en- curse falleci6 en- Nue.
va Orleans Nine. Begu6, que desde hace
veinte amos estaba reputada como la mejor
cocinsra de EstadoB Unidos. Tenfa un
restaurant donde solo admitfa cuarenta
perscnas. Numerosas notabilidades lite.
rarias poIfticas Sc sentaron gu mesa,
entire las cuales Sc contaron Mac Kinley,
Mark Twain, Whitman, etc
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MERCADO De
new YORK.
yLTIM0S PRECIOS.

Eseobas- precios netos:
de 8 amarras, Monitor No. s, $40 doc.
de g g Z, $2.40 /"
de4 :" Stronghold, I, $2.7O !"
de 8S295
Ostionea en- Its. de 4 tb, 95 cts. doc.
PetipuaB americanos en- Its. No. 2, $1.10
doc.
Petipuas franceses en- eTs de 1904, IS
caias.
Pezcada americana Hake] tambores
de 448fb, SIG tambor.
Pimienta negra, Standard Co, con l %
de descuento, 194 ctv. tb.
PintuFas: Blanco zinc BlanGO plomo
maTino, en- latas de 25 I23 Id:
de Ia. clase, extra superior, ctvs. tb.
de '' $ Corriente, A ctva. tb.
de 2a., ctvs. tb. -.
Minis, u ctvs. fb.
Pimientos Morrones:
en- cIs de 50L2s fb, $6 CT. +
en- g de 10OL4s fb, $7.25 CT.
Pasta italians para sopa, 10 mas supe-
Fior que existe: genovesa amarilla bIan.
ca, en- cTs de 22fb netas $3.50 CT.
Pasas en- cIs de 25fb:
L. L. 3 coronas, $1.75 cL .-..-.
L. L. 2 coronas, $1.65 CT
Papel para envolver, en- resmas de 800
hojas, con 2aa de descuento , ibre de CO.
mission:
Manila Standard, 14x18, IA cts resmas,
!" g 15x20, 153 cts. g
Girls, tamafio 14x18, 13 cts. $"
!" 15x2O, 15 cts.
Manila rosado, l15x2O, Is cts.
Estraza, 14x18, IL cts. I"
. Sc 400 hojas, 14x18, 143 cts. g
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4 v | S o.

Teniendo que trasIadar su residencia de
la Marina; el aloajo fiTmado ofrece en- ven
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornillOs, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamafios, espigO-
nes, c'avos, hierro galyanizado, gatos cor
naquis.
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
mafios, cable de a'ambre, motones, anclas,
remos, Iona y estopa, alquitran y pez. ace1-
to, pintuFas herramientas para mulas y
caballos, papel de fltro embreado para
techO, herEamientas para herrerOs, camas
para el ejercito [nuevas y de segunda MAJ
mol, estacas creosotadas, II juegos de roma-
mas para plataforma de peso de 600 q 900
lb., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
carros y Un gran surtido de artfculos de
alta menci6n. -
Afiadiendo 10 expresadO que la casa
misma en- que se encuentran los enarrados
art1culOs, Sc ofrece igualmente en- venta.
JOHN CLOY.
P,O, Box 688, San Juan, PR
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NuaTa mpda.

Llega & America una nueva moda de
las playas francesas. Como en- estos sitios
de recreo en- verano Sc verifcan muchos
matrimonios y no hay siempre Ia felicidad
de imprimir esquelas, Sc anuncia simple.
1mente el enIace enviando q los amigos las
tarjetas de los novios bajo una misma Gu.
bierta. Esta moda tuvo su origen en- No
ruega, pero necesitaba la Banci6n del 30.
berano Paris.
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u CMN SGLL
Your Real Estate Or Business

NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business Of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in all parts of the United
States. Don't wait. Write to-day descri-
bing what you have to sell and give cash
price on same.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. / can save you time and
money,
DAVID II. taft,
THE LAND NAN,
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
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dIsabea but TICKETS enta passengers
Of coach dckeH e20O The
opoFel
ten0e el
noaG
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AMERIElN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO
Schedule I5 of 1906 Reteen
San juan Carolina, Arecibo CauY Isabella Aguad1a
and Ponce
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SEPASE.

q ne no puBlicanaos communicates sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentRn por una If
nea la Inca vale 6liez centavos.
Las cartas que Vengan con cOmunicadou
sin an iTnnnrte no ae 00nfestan.
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lNRIrKD0B GENERAL

e5NsEJ0 A LAS MADREs.-El iarabe calnlante de-
h sri Wnslow debe usarse siempfe que los ninos estan
al Pequeo pacente produce un sueno natural tranquo,
Is muy sgradabIe al paadsr cama al nio absnda sus
eneas, aivia Sus dolores haee aees as funciones del
est6mago regus los intsstnos. Es el mejor remedo
conoeido para a darea va povsnga es De Ia dentiei6n
de eualqueFa otra eansa Tengase mcho cdado pedn
e "Jaabe Calmante de IA Sonora WinsloW Is el meo
de todos
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REV. SAM ?. JONES, GE0RG|A'S
NOTED EVANGELIST, IS DEAD
He Passed Away Suddenly Yesterday Morn
ing on Rock Island Train While
En- Route Home from Oklahoma

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 15.-KeE.
Sam P. Jones, the noted Georgia
evangelist, died very suddenly this
morning aboard Rock island train.
He was suddenly attacked by illness
and died few minutes later.
MI Jones was en- route from Okla
homa to his home in Cartersville, Ga
He has been in Oklahoma City since
September 80, and with Revs. Excel,
Holcomb and Smoot, has been CON
Quoting revival meetings in that city
and elsewhere in the middle west. In
Oklahoma City the services were
held in a large unfinished apartment
store. and thousands attended to hear
the noted evangelist
Mr.. Jones left Oklahoma yesterday
tor Cartersville. He was accompanied
by his wife and two daughters on the
trip, and they were at his side when
the end came this morning 1t has
not yet been learned from what
cause he died. Services were held IN
Oklahoma City yesterday. at whicn
Rev. Jones preached, at least three
thousand people being present The
revival came to close last night.
The remains of the distinguished
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New and Modern Cars Have
Been Built for the
Road
PRtTTIEST IN THE SOUTH
The New Coaches Are by Far the
Handsomest Ever Seen in This
Section--Soon to GO On w~
Local Run.

Brunswick is soon to see some
thing new In the way Of excellent pas
senger equipment; something she mas
been longing for Last year when the
rev A, B. Il A. coaches were placed
ON the run between Brunswick and
lnalmann for the accommodation OF
their heavy winter traffic. every one
who saw them said they were the
handsomest ever seen In the south,
tut since that time this enterprising
llne has received from Chicago a
dozen or more OF elegant sixty loot
passenger coaches, which are the won.
der of all passengers, no matter from
' hat part OF the country they come.
These coaches, instead OF bein
supplied with the small metal-blade
electric fans as were those of last
year. have four large ceiling fans IN
the body OF the car. These fans have
tour blades about twenty.tour inches
long. Under each fan is cluster
cl SIX electric lights, while all along
each side OF the coach, ABOVE the win.
dows, are single lights. The coaches
are supplied with yestlbuled ends, two
elegant lavatories. roomy smoker. and
down the isle Of each is a piece OF
lineolium occupying the space be-
tween the seats which Ii fully an
'nch and quarter thick.
10 srAsr 10 DO away With the old
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PLANS HERE FOR
IMPROVEMENTS OF
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

trouble in raising windows, the win
dows on the new coaches are supple 1
With springs, which, when released by
thumb knobs, raise themselves. The
windows are also supplied with the
attest improved spring curtains, while
the stained glass trimmings are the
most artistic ever seen i'll this terri
tory.
tSteam heat of the latest pattern OF
introduction is used, and this makes
the new equipment as comfortable in
winter as in summer. Il is said that
the use of the fans in summer keep
tae coaches cool enough to make it
bossible to keep all the windows
closed, thereby giving the passenger
the benefit of all the air desired,
While the dust IS excluded.
1t is understood that some of these
coaches will be placed on the Bruins
wick Thalmann run during the com
Ing season.
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New Rallroad for tha wea,.

Chicago, H., Oct. 15.-At a meet
Ing OF the Chicogo, Joliet and Kansas
City railway company here to-day. I,
was decided to Increase the capital
stock from s1DW,O0O to $4,000,
OOO, Of which $z,OO0,OOo will be- pre-
rerred The meeting authorized ylU,
100000 bonds. The increase was san
ctioned for the CONSTRUCTION Of a new
independent route between Chicago
and the Missouri river. ana 1t was
announced that the compony had ar.
ranged for rishtotwaY ana terminals
ss chieaec and Kansas city.
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THE ROAD WILL
EXPEND $4,000
Plans Given to Local Con-
tractors, Who Will Sub
nit Bids
WORK IS soon TO BEGIN
All the Latest Devices for Aandlin1
Freight and Loading Vessels
Will be Installed at Turtle
River Wharves.

Revised plans for the Improvement
the Southern railway have been re-
( elved in the city and are now In the
cands OF local contractors who are to
submit bids on the Work.
1t was announced some time ago
mat this work had been called or by
the Southern. but this was a mistake,
the rumor growing out Of the fact
mat the company had called in the
Fret plans to have new ones drawn.
The plans call for a number Of i'm
provements at the Turtle river
wharVes. Bowen & Thomas and
A. f. Chapman & Co. who have the
contract for the building OF the A., B.
& A terminals. will be among the
contractors submitting bids on the
work.
Among other things the specihca~
tons call for a large automatic rail
way and all necessary appliances for
the rapid handling of treights of ali
Ninds. The automatic railway will be
the first to be erected In this port by
any OF the roads. and it will make 1t
necessary for the road to load vessels
with great rapidity. The bids for this
work will be submitted by contractors
within a few days and the contract
will be awarded.
The plans and specifications re-
ceived call for Improvement work to
the sum Of $40.OOO, but 1t Is believed
tnat the WORK will cost more than
that sum before 1t Is finally completed
The fact that this work at the Tur
tie River property 10 to go on. does
not interfere with the rumored inten-
tion of the Southern to also develop
their property just south of the A..
g. & A. terminals, and 1t 10 still per
sistently rumored that a coallng sta
ton Will be erected there at an early
date.
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ROBBERS HELD Up
A TROLLEY CAR
CONDUCTOR AND MOTORMAN
WERE ATTACKED THE LAT.
TER BEING KILLED.

Oakland, Cal, Oct 1.-two men
were murdered early today near the
sixteenth street depot cy highw ".
man. Conductor l.. NJ Samuel anI
Motorman J. M. Tenny were sitting
inside their electric car. Samuel was
counting his nights receipts when =
man with a handkerchief tied over tn
lower part of his face entered the oAr
tarrying u revolver MotormIp
renny rushed for the bandit and
struck nlm over the head with his
controller. The robber fired and 'es-
capped IN the darkness. Two hours
later Tenny died frAm one of the
shots. Later the dead body of VIM.
z. Trubody, q night watchman, who
evidently tried to stop the murderer,
was found nearby.
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evangelist are now EN- route to the
family home, where the interment
will take place. No funera announce
ment has yet been made.
The news of the death of Rev. Sam
T., Jones, probably the greatest evan
gelist in the world, will be received
with genuine regret by his friends IN
Brunswick, as well as in every nook
and crook in the state of Georgia
where he was known and esteemeu
AS minister of the gospel Sam Jones
was without an equal. and his reputa-
ton as an evangelist extended from
ocean to ocean.
He has held meetings in Brunswick
on a number Of occasions, and when
ever he was here no place large
enough to accommodate the crowd
could be secured. He has visited this
city for the purpose of holding revival
meetings and he has been here merely
10 deliver lectures, but In either
event he has always pleased large
crowds
He had reputation over the en-
tire country. and was considered the
greatest evangelist of the present
age.
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He So Notifies Secretary
Wrench Of the Joint
Committee
ARE TO DISCUSS EXTENSION
Coming Here to Meet With the Busi.
ness Men With View of Extend
ing Darien & Western to
This City.

Secretary II. A. Wrench, of the
general committee in charge of the
matter of securing the Darien &
Western railroad. yesterday received Il
letter from General Manager Emer.
son. of the Georgia Coast and Pied
mont Railroad Company, announcing
that he would leave New York early
this week for Darien and as soon a..
ne arrived there would notify the
committee and that he would then
come to Brunswick at any time the
people OF Brunswick were ready to
meet with him.
Mr. Emerson did not state exactly
IN wnat date he would reach Darien,
but It Is believed that he will be
there Wednesday or Thursday. and
ihe chances are that he will visit
brunswick about Friday, when a meet
ing will be held with the joint com
mittee and the matter Of extending
the road TO Brunswick will be fully
discussed. Mr.. Emerson will tell the
committee just what his road will ask
of Brunswick in the way OF fran
ehises. cash, etc, and then the com
nittee will have something on wnicn
to work. It is not believed that his
demands will be unreasonable and It
10 hoped nat thsy can bs easily met
by the busfaess nAea es Hranswtek.
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CAPT. j. II. LEO WAS
NOMINATED BY MASS
MEETING LAST NIGHT

finish and expected to make Goodyedc
speeches all over the city.
Col. Goodyear was next called fc:
and made a splendid talk. He sad
he loved Brunswick too well to say
unkind things of his fellow-citizens
he wanted to see Brunswick grow a1d
prosper and whether elected mayor
or not would work all his days to tina:
end. He said that it had been cnarS-
ed that he was visionary, and he point
ed out the fact that to be vision lry
meant to be a firm believer in ones
city, to 1avor better schools, bettcr
sanitation, system OF paved streets,
and a healthier civic pride, together
with a healthier con1ition i'm .Brun3-
wick generally, then he waE guilt.
he said the afternoon paper In an
editorial had charged him with stra.t-
ding. and had charged discourtesv
because he had failed to give thar
publication a copy of his letter of a.
ceptance. His legs were too short. he
said. to straddle. and the 1act of the
matter was he only gave his letter or
acceptance to the notification COM
mittee of the mass meeting ana
asked neither of the local papers TO
print it. With reference to the strad-
dling proposition he said he stood tor
Progress and Prosperity, a system
OF trolley lines in Brunswick at an
early date, and lastly. for municipal
should become practicable. He said
the only way 10 secure control of the
present light and water plant was TO
buy 1t. and that as soon as the city
was In position to do that he favored
it. Col Goodyear was roundly ap-
plauded as he took his seat.
Chairman Lambright announced
that the next thing in order was the
nomination Of an alderman TO take
the place of J. c. Ligeour, retired
from the ticket. and instantly Capt
w. r. Dart placed in nomination the
name Of Capt. J. II. Leo In a neat and
complimentary manner. half dozen
seconds came from all over the house
and finally motion prevailed that
a committee ask Capt. Leo, over the
phone. as he was not present, if N
would accept the nomination. w. z.
Bailey was named on the COMMITTEES
and in few minutes returned am
stated that the captain said he would
accept.
The motion was put and was unan
mously carried not a dissenting vote
appearing. No other nominations were
made and the nomination of Capt.
Leo was roundly applaudeG
Capt. Leo Is among the prominent
business men of this city, pcing en-
gagged in the stevedore busir ess on Il
large scale. He resides in New
Town and will, of course, poll larga
vote in that section OF the city. lie
is well known and is unusually popu
lar in the marine circles of the city.
Judge J. T. Lambright presided
over the meeting with ease and dig
nifty and In the absence OF Secretary
Lgeour, A. H. Crovatt, Esq. acteo
as secretary. Before adjourning
motion prevailed that the chair name
committee to notify Capt Leo OIL
the action of the meeting and the
chairman named the same committee
that acted in that capacity at last
Monday nights mass meeting.
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Costa Rican Hurricane.

New Orleans. Oct. 15.-A wireless
message from Bluefe'ds. Nicaragua
TO the Times Democrat tonight said
that a severe hurricane in Port IL
mon. Costa Rica. has done q quarter
Of million dollars damage to rubber
and banana crops. besides otner prop
erty damage.
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German Day at state Fair.

Atlanta. Ga, Oct. 15.-~The German
American Society who planned tho
great reunion OF Germans ut the
Georgia State Fair. are to be congra-
tulated on their success. Fully 6vo
Thousand Germans from all parts OF
the Southern states attended. speeches
were delivered by prominent Ger.
mans. music and refreshments were
provided, and altogether 1t was a
highly successful German Day.
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JUDGE e. H. HILL TO HEAD COURT
Believed tie Will be Named for That
Honor.

1t is generally believed among his
friends that Ben II. Hill, Of Atlanta
will be chosen presiding justice OF the
new state court of appeals, which will
hold its first annual session for busl-
ness in the senate chamber on Janu-
airy Z. Fhe supreme court VIII turn
over to the new court all the business
now before it which, under the law,
goes to the court of Appeals and for
some months to come the two courts
Will work much in conJunctIon. The
judges Of the court OF appeals will
meet in Atlanta about November to
arrange the preliminary details To-.
opening the new court in January.