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HOT SPRINGS DOCTORS
MAKE A LAST EXTENSION OF
TIME FOR FREE TREATMENT.

The Hot Springs Doctors have been
very busy men the past two weeks,
their offices have been filed almost
daily. Many patients come from a
distance-some from other states to
be cured by this wonderful system Of
applying natures remedies. Many
cases have already been accepted for
treatment, and to these, guarantees
have been issued to cure permanently
or refund the money. Also many,
many cases have been refused, for
these master specialists accept only
durable cases.
In order to accommodate those
whom they have not been able to see
but who called when the offices were
full-the grand free offer has been ex-
tended until Feb. list and DR.. Kinsey
announces that this Is positively the
last extension Of time; and after Feb.
LIST full fees will be charged in all
cases.
Grand results have already been OBJ
tatned in some Of the first cases taken
M. l.. Sherer, prominent farmer near
Eldon says: 81 would not take $50
for the benefit received from the
first treatment" R. H Eddy, of Cal
laway, Neb, writes IT am improv-
ing in health right along. enclose
draft for my daughters treatment"
The uniformly satisfactory results
obtained by the Hot Springs Doctors
are due to the fact that they accept
for treatment only cases that they are
sure they can cure and cure perma-
nently, refusing all that are incurable.
So when they do accept case, the
patient Is sure of a cure. Their Of
fees are open evenings as we'll as
mornings and afternoons.
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SIGoURNEY.

Sigourney,. Jan. 49, - Ola Brown Of
indianapolis is visiting friends in the
city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Harry Snod-
grass, last Saturday daughter.
Fred Gordon and wife of Cedar Rap
ids came to Sigourney Monday for a
visit at the p. 3. Phelps home.
James Sheridan was called home
last Friday evening by the illness Of
his wife and returned to his work with
the board of supervisors here on Tues
day.
Born, last Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
OF Snyder, son.
Elmer Engeldinger has severed his
connection with the Keokuk County
State bank He has not as yet decid-
ed what line of work he will take
up.
The board of supervisors are still in
session checking up the county off,
GERS for the year just past. They ex-
pect to adjourn today. On account
of this session being, an unusually
long one they will forego the meeting
the first Of next month and will not
meet again until March.
Mrs. Lizzie Dupeas has somewhat
improved from her serious illness but
is still very ill. She expects to be
operated upon as soon as she becomes
strong enough.
The revival meetings began last
Sunday evening, the meeting being
held in the Baptist church lead by
Rev. Palmer of the Presbyterian or
ganization Monday evening J. w.
Potter was with them. but on account
of the severe storm many were not
out to the meeting Mr.. Potter's first
appearance pleased the people very
much and their hopes of big harvest
at this revival are strengthened.
Bessie Seymour came in from her
school in German township and visited
with her parents Saturday and Sun
day.
Riley Coffman of Delta was here on
Tuesday
Emma Blaise has contracted to
teach the unfinished term of school at
district No. S in West Lancaster
township.
Willie Minteer has returned from
his visit with friends and relatives in
Centerville.
Mrs. l. F. Pennington is slowly i'm
proving from her illness.
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illness similar to a, light stroke of
paralysis on Tuesday
Justice H. G. Day has gone to Bur-
lington to consult an occulist regard
ing his eyesight which has been fall
ing him for some time and now pre-
vents him from performing the duties
Of his Office.
w. j. Law fell on the ice Tuesday,
but was fortunate in not breaking any
bones. He, however, suffered some
very painful bruises about the face.
Mrs. Will Masters, Of FIT. Madison,
Is visiting her uncle, John Lane, who
is YER sick.
Mrs j. A. Warrington has gone to
Moulton to keep house for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Win Ware. who has gone to
the hospital In Keokuk, to undergo an
operation.
A quiet wedding took place Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Garner, whose daughter, Mona became
the wife of Rev. Albert c. Niblack, OF
Meeker, Okla. The ceremony was per-
formed by Mrs. M. j. Reed, Holiness
evangelist. Only the family of the
bride We're present. Rev. and Mrs
Niblack left Immediately for Missouri
where they are holding Holiness
evangelistic meetings. Mrs. Niblack
has recently united with the Quaker
church and had entered upon evangel-
istic work only short time ago.
Will Steele, Of Des MONIES, is visit
Ing his brother, M. A. Steele, and his
father, A. j. Steele, east of the city
The latter Is "a years old and has
never been on a passenger train in his
life.
T. ]. McIntire, of Pulaski, passed
through this city Tuesday enroute tc
Huston, Tex, on business.
S. p. Latimer, accompanied by hit
brother, N. T. Latimer, of Centerville
has gone to Chicago to spend a short
time on business.
Relatives in this city have received
news of the death of the young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor, of Oak
land, Cal, formerly of this city.
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Foutz Condition Powders. Sargent
BRIGHTON.

Brighton, Jan. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs. o.
H. Wood and daughter. LYDIA have re-
turned from New York.
A number attended Buster Brown"
in Washington Tuesday night.
Charles Frazier Is suffering from an
attack Of ouinsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith spent last
week in Chicago.
Jesse Berry went to Washington
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ona Kellar, Of Washington,
spent Friday with her parents.
Miss Olive Fox, who is teaching
near Eldon, spent Sunday at home.
Miss Sophia Diers has been visiting
relatives here.
Otto Hammersmith had the misfor-
tune to have a horse step on his head
while coasting recently.
A minister from Burlington preach
ed at the Christian church Sunday
evening.
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Free Treatment Until Cured.

No charge except for medicines, pro-
vided you call before Jan. 20. The
above liberal offer applies to all who
have. not consulted Drs. Myerly &
Kreul during the past three years.
They will guarantee cure in every
case they treat under the above offer.
Drs. Myerly & kreul are responsible
chronic diseases, and have made hun
dreds of cures in this city. many bor-
dering on the miraculous. They treat
diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat diseases Of the Lungs, Stom-
ach, Kidneys and Bladder, diseases of
the Nerves, diseases and disorder of
women. Blood and Skin diseases, dis
eases of Men, to p. m.
Offices. ard floor Holman block.
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SALEM.

L Salem, Jan. 18.-The remains of
Landon Banta. who passed away sud-
denly at his home at FIT. Madison, on
Thursday night, We're brought to Sal
EN- Saturday. where sthe funeral was
held at the Methodist Episcopal
conducted by Rev B. q. Hawkins.
The funeral cortege was escorted to
the church by the Woodman lodge.
The widow and bne son survive.
A box supper was given at Fairview
school house Saturday evening.
Miss Myrtle Shook, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Shook, of Salem, and
J. s. Busly, Of Quincy, ILL.,, will be
united in marriage Jan. "a. The we'd
ding will be solemnized in Chicago.
1.-THE Silvers" will give their excel
lent entertainment at the opera house
this evening.
Marley Frazier and family will oc-
cupy the A. G. Pidgeon property near
the school house.
Mrs. J. w. Garretson spent last
week with her husband at Keokuk.
Alex. Fisher is the new marshal for
Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moon enjoyed a
visit last week with their daughter
Mrs. Matte Kenworthy and children,
Of Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Arthur Ingrim entertained
Misses Cliffle Windland and Ethel Foss
at tea Tuesday evening.
A. e. Wilmeth is at home after an
extended visit with relatives in Ne
braska.
Lawrence and Richard Breeden, Of
Des Moines, have been visiting their
brother, A. G.. Breeder and family
here.
Miss Hattie Wilmeth, of Moorfield,
Neb., is a guest at the e. A. Wilmeth
home.
Little Inez Jordan, who has been
quite ILL.,, is reported somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Trueblood are the
parents Of daughter.
Roscoe Jones, who has spent several
months in Idaho Is at home.
Tuesday Byron Dawson shipped a
carload of hogs to Chicago.
Dudley Scott has purchased the liy-
cry barn at New London.
Zade Packer went to st. Louis on
Tuesday with one carload Of cattle.
and one carload Of hogs.
| w. S. Hester and son Ross left for
Colorado MONDAY.
C. Scott visited his son, Herbert
and family at New London last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Omstead and little
son are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry James, while Mr.. Omstead as
sisted Rev. j. j. Jones in the pro-
| tracted meetings at the Congregational
| church
8. N. Knight, of Mt. Pleasant, WIS.,
tied his mother, Mrs. Maria knight
Tuesday
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the people who will want to crowd the
chamber and the galleries. For the
second time, also, the people will have
an opportunity to see the hall lighted.
1t has been entirely rebuilt inside. on
account of the fire, and the curtains
Will be drawn and the finest chande.
liers in The west will illuminate the
chamber.
Snort addresses will be heard from
all Of tho former governors and the
present chief executive who attend
.:,sts 9ssssGsE These will
be incidental to the address of Cover
nor Larrabee. Members of the assem-.
Oily also will be invited to speak.
Primary Law Gets Attention.
The fight for state printer and bind.
er being now out of the way the atten-
ton OF the legislature instantly turns
to the question Of the primary law.
The iirsr move was made yesterday
when the bill for the removal of the
circle from the ballot was offered BY
the senator from Mitchell. OF course
1t was offered without any thought of
the effect on the primary bill or other
legislation and because Senator Smith
believes in the principle that there
should be no circle on the ballot But
the effect is likely to be salutary. For
aside from the protection of the second
district the democrats want the circle
removed from the ballot to encourage
independent voting. They have been
solidly aligned against the primary
Dill but there is a possibility that they
may now switch around and vote for
1t In view Of the bill-by Senator Smith.
and the support which it may receive.
There is no understanding on the sub
ject and Senator Smith has not COM
mitted the friends of the primary to
the circle bill, but any one with half
an eye can perceive what may hap.
pen.
Fight is Ended.
The effort to continue the printer
and binder fight has fallen into disre-
pute and 1t is now believed that It
will be Abandoned The republican
caucus result was SO decisive that re.
publicans who oppose English and
Chassell on factional grounds do not
propose to stand for any effort to de.
prive them Of their Offices.
The proposition to induce the senate
to vote against holding a joint conven-
ton to elect the printer and binder
was made when some of the members
We're sore over the defeat
of Wednesday night. It was re-.
ceived with such Encouragement ON
the part Of the very senators who were
counted on to oppose English and
Chassell to the last ditch on factional
grounds, that it fell fiat.
Charge Of Term Of Office.
( There is no occasion for the change
OF the term of Office of the printer
and binder, and that was the only
valid reason advanced for extending
the terms of the incumbents year.
Many believe that the new plan of
having the term expire week before
the legislature meets will work better
than the present scheme. At any rate
1t can be tried the first Of next jan
uary for the incumbents will 20 out
Of office and the men chosen at the
caucus Wednesday night will 60 into
office then. a week before the thirty.
second general assembly conyenes. IL
the scheme of changing then works
well the legislature will not have to re-
adjust the term.
Leon Brown.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte. Jan. 1s.-J. S. Entler was
pleasantly surprised at his store We'd
nesday evening by a number Of his
friends. it being the occasion of his
ffty-fourth birthday. They presented
him with a pair of slippers. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Of Keokuk, is
visiting friends here.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, Jan. 1s.-The friends
and neighbors of Mrs. Henry Curry
spent a very enjoyable evening at the
Curry home in the south part Of the
city Thursday the event being part
ing compliment to Mrs. Curry whose
residence in that part Of the city for
a number Of years has been greatly
appreciated. Music, games and
delicious refreshments were pleas
urable features of the evening" Mr.
and Mrs. Curry will move into the N.
S. Johnson property in the north part
Of the city, formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Lakewood.
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Gilbert and
family, Of Cantril. are spending a
couple Of weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Rankin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Clelland and
little daughter, Bessie left Tuesday for
Texas to spend three weeks with Mr..
Clelland's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Brewington.
S. A. Lorenz left Tuesday evening
for Ottumwa, enroute to Chicago to
spend a short time on business.
Claud c. Dabney left Tuesday for
Texas to spend a short time on bust
ness.
VIII Ritchie left Tuesday evening
on short trip to Nebraska
S. L. Berry returned Tuesday from
q puSAlSSS lllp " MO.
K. T. Hotchkiss has purchased the
Criel property in the west part Of the
city occupied by Prof. and Mrs. VIII
Downing.
Mrs. Charles Scott, Of Quincy, Ill,
is spending a couple OF weeks with
her mother, Mrs. 6. Lakewood.
Bloomfield, Jan. 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. M Patterson left Tuesday for Des
Moines to spend the winter with their
permanent location. They will take
charge Of the home Of Prof. M. G. Nc
Caulley, Of the G. G. c. c., with which
their daughters are connected, during
their absence as they are going south
for the benefit of Prof. McCaulley's
health. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson are
citizens whom the city is 10th to lose
and their absence in the Christian
church is a matter of deep regret.
Mr.. Marmon, father of c. L. Mar
! mon. is quite sick. having suffered an
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CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name of.
the Postoffice to which the paper has
been sent as well as the Postoft1ce
where they desire it to be changed to.
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IRISH BEND.

Irish Bend. Jan. 1S.-Chas. Rodgers
and family visited at the William
Doud home Saturday. Mr.. Rodgers
says that he has sold his farm near
Bloomfield and will remove to that
city where they will make their future
home3
w. Il. Pollack sold two cars Of cat
tie to a gentleman from Illinois.
PloWman Bros. shipped two cars of
fat cows last week.
G. w. Rambo is quite sick.
Miss Minnie Frazee was called to
Montana by the illness Of her brother,
William Frazee. MI. Frazee has since
died, victim Of Bright's disease.
Jesse Marshall made business trip
to Davis county recently.
Mrs. IP. Osthock is quite sick.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Andy Casiday,
a son.
It is Al pity decent man cannot die
without instituting fight among his
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Proceedings Of the board Of superydsors
The minutes Of the
Dahonega township The board
receipts and balances finding all funds
LIST December
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tOverdrawn.
BY W. B. MOORE, Deputy.

Otumwa, L. 1906
following resolution
standing lists
examination of
Monday February s, 1906, at o'clock m. = Ss
Attest: j. crley. Auditor '' ninanL
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS

OF r. p Treasurer of Wapeo
to Dec. 81, 1905,
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1t is al pity decent man cannot die
70 without (instituting fight among his
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
MuY De PR|SA

Puhlisaron los diArios del lunea
Ia nolielA trAsrailidA do Derby, Con.
nsctleuI, que Jh0n Durham oriundo
do TsrrsvilIe, y do edAd do 81 aEos,
dsapu6s do GrmArsl d!A anterior laa
Userlluras do OonprA do una grapia
sltuada en- Bristol. indsgo cue slsss
de vesinos 10 socahau, y somo 90 10
ind!eArs que sntrs elloa ng IrabA una
dana de 90 Anos, cuAlro veees viuda
J cor Algunos bisnee do forums, Aci.
eAlose Durham con les mel )res ropas
qus senfA y 80 snCamtn6 Ia casa do
AQuella. Ain euAndo jAmAs 20 b Abfan
vislo n! el uno saba que el osro exls.
tlera, al eabo do menos do una bora
40 VIC sAltr oil visisAnts llsvando de
brAsos q la vseina J los dos se dirl-
giston 4 la residsnsiA del Jusz parro'
quail, Qalsn schAadolea 10 bsndiei6n
los dselar6 ante sl mundo marido ,
muieE,
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SOC|EOAO PR0TECT0RA

En- 10 JuntA ExtraordinAria do
Damas dc 10 soc!edad ProtsetorA do
Mendigos, do San Juan, celsbradA sl
visrnes, 10 tomaron entire otros Aeuer.
dos los siguisnsesi ~ aolieitar del
AyuntAmisnso sIgda Aumsnto do 10
subvenei6n mensuAl con qlstavorsoeS
q sasA socisdAd, ca atsneion & qu6l
AumentA eonstAntsm snse OIL nGmero do
pobres, & Quienes 90 Acilisa Allmsnsos,
y disminuysn les cuOsas do Sussrtp-
ci6n particular. ~ Dar las grAoiaa
OIL asfor Almaxku, por les llmoAn&a
que 90 obtienen o. oil eepilio cue 10
aoeisdsd llsne ooloeado o. 10 tarmA.
Gle do dicho seiIoE, 81 ColoeAr AI.
gunoa Oepillos mas On vArios Iitioa
concurridol de 10 siudad , aua hA.
rrios, ~ Aeaptar la renunoiA do la
TssorsrA ssAorlsa del Valls, c9 Adola
IN voto de grAeias pos los pusnOa
ssrVicios preatAdos durAnte tres anch
J nomnrAr en ~ iugAr 10 ssforlGa
Rosa LhsvEsmont. 50 Dsaignar para
10 eomision dc somprAs 4 10 staora
do Dts do Audino, y GenoritAs Nay
QasrrA. ep Nomorae VoeAle os II
JunIA Central, 4 las asnoriuAs MArta
Goblin, Celia H.rnladsE J Raeusg
Ceaheros,
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POR HUMAAI0A0

Ante una mulIilud de aonaidsts4
Gi0n Que se ~ Jlpo ca IAs Acsras de
Main Street. on YorkIowl, t.6 AFRO.
lAdo de ID casa sn que hAbiA vivido
por III an1s Alsop tGfdy, cuya sdGd
aloanEA & 10 miGm = sumA do nAvidAdaa
expruSAdAs. Esa sl mismo descen.
disnls dc lA tAuilia que possy6 aous.
lie rsSldsaCiA PoE Algo msAoa de doa
oenturLas.
Rsvsses do fortuna obligarop Al
hsrsaero 4 hIp0lsaaE la nnsa, vensido
SI piSso 3 lnGspAslsAdo pare paRAr
Ios ,Rs0rsSes dc IL gesrovsnta, % IL
nOnaco cue IsniA que dssosapArIs,
rssiAIioss { clio, y los eemlsArios do
pUiiSsA Gel GoHdAdo de Ws.tchsa,eY
prOSedlsron 4 basAE los masplss y poa
nsrlUs 90 u msdlo de IL sAlle. CON Z /
6lltraI obIetJ de monllIArio hIo.aron
saIir OIL AnolAno, Qoisn una bora maa
sArds eGhAlo sl 4 umo alisnl1 de vida
Anles dc que sI eArro de la ambulAns
clA hubisra aIsArEAdo 1 IL, gar 1 rsco.
gsrio 90 snmsdlo de aeusl mons6n in,
torns dS oolsIOs cue 10 hAbtan asoua
pAsAdo duGenla q Ahps,
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CARTAS DETENIDAS

En 10 AdministraCi6n dc Correos
de San Juan 90 hSllan detenidau las
siguisntss cRrtaa:
Carload Acolta, F,orentino AL.
vartz, PAnchA AlvsrAdo, Antonio P.
de ApoDte, B a. Acsvedo, Eugsnio
BAlluES, Carlos E, BERRY, Natilde
BsmAber, Manuel Soto Borrego, Sin
foriano Blgoux, V. s. Csrvantes, IA.
rold O, Clark, Manuela Crespo, Del
hna Cruz, Francisco DiaE, Enrique
E,trsmsra, D, Esturla, George Far
msr, FerminA Carols, Martin Garcia,
NJ Assenci6n G arciG, Luis Cruz G al
ban, Miguel GAudisr, Juan del Car
men Gbor6, N. B, Gilliss, Paula W,
GAnstAnt. ]. G obss, Sirbano GousS
les Paula Come, Eriberto Comes,
Joshua NJ. GrAttsr, F. B Grant So
fia Lopez GuIuan dos carts, Arthur
Hsm, Luis Hschevarrfs, G. B. 10.
bari, 8. K, Hughes, Pedro vArga,
Lopez, JslGI NieVes MArtiuez, Poll,
sArpio F, Marrsro, Ansonia Me,sn
bez. PAluiie NsndtE, Ramon NorlS,
n .rcl.a Morales, sAbAd Psross, 10,
ssl PsrdIra, Raj Polansa ldos car
AAll Emslio QalaonsE tires eartAs,
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Conplicaciones en- Africa
Incursiones alemanas

Londres Mayo l4.-En cl Africa del sudoeste las tro-
pas de Aemana prosguen ucha la trbu de los he
rreros que parece rreductbe FL vernes ltimo las
pas persguendo partda de doscenos faccosos lego
la Inca ronterza con la colonia brtanca del Cabo Ali
enconr6 destacamento nges que mpedia pasar ade
ante protestando contra toda volacon de terorio
neutral A pesar de clio las opas contnuaron
camno, sin resstencia material porque nmero de uge
ses n6ntamene E goblerno ha enablado re-
clamacones por la via dpomaca exgiendo la desttuc6n
Lde los efes que nvaderon Ia coonia.
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El ultimatum ingles.
Sc concede una prorroga

Constantinopla, Mayo 14.-El Sultan encuentra Sc.
riamente enermo desde hace cnco das gnora por
peto la marcia de los asuntos, que esa conada los
grandes dgnataros del Goberno. E embajador ingles
al recbir sabado la notification Official de este hecho
manifesto que poda dar respuesa aguna sin consulta
rey Eduardo conseo de Gabinete, ha conceddo
"a horas de pr6rroga, que venceran hoy msmo. La
cuadra acanona Atenas otros puerto cercanos
comuncandose por TELEGRAPH sin hos Sc dice que al
mrane Beresord acaba de recb nstruccones secretas
cablegra6cas en- clave
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pOr Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Guerra en- Zululandia
Refuerzo a los rebeldes

Durham, Mayo 14--Contnda en- Zuulandia una que.
cada mas cruda contra los ngeses de Natal Sc
cacua que mas de tres mil zus Sc han undo los rebel
des de la coona pasando la frontera combatendo
rrtorio brtanco E contingene mtar que guarnece Ell
pals bata para hacer rene al ndmero de nsurrectos
Los efes mitan mantener posciones atncheran-
dose los ugares aprop6sto cediendo Ell campo
rerada enta, sin fuegos nj vover la espada
enemgo Las bandas zulus tenen cierta organization
tactica baten fmpetu salvae La causa de este
ncremento de la revueta es la captura de e zulu de
gran prestiglo entire sus tribus
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Las aduanas chinas,
intervention de Europa

Petn, Mayo 14.-Los REPRESENTATIVES de Europa Es-
tados Undos estan recbendo nsruccones de gober
nos para manobrar unanmes asuno de las aduanas.
Creese que todos cooperaran mpedt que Sc realize el
cambo de o6caes las aduanas Sc fundan en- que hay
convenos de caracter International por vtud de los
les las poenclas enen derecho ntervenr la recauda
con aduanera que nca garanta de los bonos de la
demnzac6n, cubertos aun Sc asegura que goberno
chino procede de aeuerdo con e del Jap6n que posi-
bes souciones de conhcto dependen mas de Toxic
lque de Pekn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-14
Un Senado en- Russia
la protesta del "Douma

San Petersburgo, Mayo 14-E Car Nicolas, desde e.
Paaco de lnyerno acaba de lamar kase creando
alto cuerpo paramantaro russo eecto po Ia rstocraca
desgnado por La aprobac6n de este cuerpo
ra indispensable todas las eyes de la asamblea popular
FL <DoumaS ha protestado decara que espece Sc
NATUs coNSULTUS vanta barrera entre soberano
lei pueblo, que no egaran entenderse Anade que
solo es dgno admltlr e SUPER PARLAMENTO como una e
pece cuerpo consutvo pero sin que concede
81 persste e SENATUs ell xDoumax tendra por dsueto
conslderandose perectamente ndt para ben de Russia