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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEEK

Bertrand Clark, John E Bunker Commits
sioners' notice.
John II Clark-A pplication for naturalization
Statement The Etna Indemnity Co..
Union River Room Co-Apnoal meeting
Great Pond a Bog Dam Co-Annual meeting
l. Floyd-New market
g A Parcher-A potbecary.
Patrick Kearns Meats, groceries, canned
goods, etc
A Haynes--Meats. fish and groceries.
BLUEHILL FALLS, Me:
Harry Conary- Boat found.
BAR HARBoR:
+ Misunderstanding house to let.
WINTER HARBoR:
Board OF health notice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-28
COMING EVENTS

Friday evening, March 30, at home oil
Rev. 8. W. Sutton--Reading by Miss Agnes
Stafford, of Portland. Admission, 25 cents.
Music and refreshments.
Thursday, April 10, at Ellsworth-Con-
vention of highway commissioners OF
Hancock county, with the county COM
missioners and State commissioner of
highways.
Friday, April 27, at Odd Fellows hall
Fair, entertainment and supper by Sun
rise council, d. of L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-28
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosT.oFFIoE.
In effect December 4, 1905.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM wEsT-7.le m, 6.lS pm.
FROM EAsr-li.t6 a m, $50 and l0.17 p m.
NAIL CLOSES AT rosTOFFICE.
GOING EAsT--7 a m and $50 D m.
Como wEsT-li.3o NJ. and . pm.
No Sunday mall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-28

Send your orders for FLOWERS for any
purpose to MOSES, BAR HARBOR, and
You win be pleased.
Open all the year'round
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-28
advertisements.

The Royal Baking
Powder is the greatest
possible aid to the pas
try cook in producing
sweet, light. white
Aaky. wholesome bis
cult. cake and all kinds
of raised food.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
BuLLFROG Mines CO
UNDER ONE CONTROL
Consolidation of Tramp, Denver
and Eclipse Mines Has Been
Accomplished.

GOLDFIEI4D, March lO-It is an
nounced by Sherwood Aldrich and T l..
Oddlc who arrived I'm Tonopah tonight,
that at a meeting at SherIys, I'm New
York week ago. at which there were
present Sherwood Aldrlch, precedent Of
the Tramp BullfroG Mining company; T.
L. Oddic president OF Bullfrog Eclipse
Mining company, and J II, Carstairs.
president of BunGrog Denver Mining
company a merger OF Denver, Tramp
and Eclipse Mining companies was Ell
fected with a capitalization of 3,OJo.VVC
shares of par value of 81 each. SO,OVe OF
which were placed I'm the treasury, along
with $4,000 surplus funds In the treas
uries of the original companies.
Basis of Consolidation.
The merger WAS effected on the follow
ing basis For each 1000 shares of
Eclipse 297Is shares Of the new company
were given. For each 1000 shares OF
Tramp 7eo shares OF tho new company
were given. For each 1000 shares OF Den
Yer lll7 shares OF the new company were
exchanged. AT present market prices the
valuation OF shares In the new company
is $l.&5
Called Tramp Mining Company.
The new company was named the
Bonanza Mountain Mining company, but
T. J.. Oddic and Sherwood AlGrlch
learned on arriving In Tonopah that
new company nau peen lOIllcu WIN Nl'
same name to develop the Great East
crn group, bonded Il year n8o by John
McKanc. IT was Immediately decided 10
change the name to the Tramp Consoli-
dated Mining company, the Tramp claim
being tho most prominent of the group.
Directors Are Prominent.
There are nine directors in the new
company, the most prominent of whom
are j. W Brock OF Philadelphia. presi-
dent of the Tonopah Mining company;
c. r. Miller. vice-prcsidcnt OF the Iono-
delphia whisky distillcr; Henry u, Davis,
T. l.. Odde OF Tonopah and Sherwood
Aldrich of Colorado Springs,
At the present market value OF the
shares the valuation OF the new company
Is 81 nnl. .0Nh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11

HUNDREDS OF OUNCES
CONTAINED IN TON
Former Salt Laker Possesses
Largest Amount of Ground
in District.

Those who have made examination
OF tho new Nevada camp OF FaLrview
are practically unanimous regarding the
great showingS or that district The lat
est arrival In this city from Fairvicw Is
Frank B. Cook, who has been in Gold
field Tonopah and Fairview for about
two weeks. Mr.. Cook brought back with
him some handsome Godfeld ore from
the Great Bend mine, which Will run into
the thousands Of dollars per ton In gold.
Enormous Silver Values.
Fnirview. however, runs moro to silver
than any new Nevada camp. Mr.. Cook
stated Saturday shortly after his arrival
here that the silver values of the proper
amount OF development work that has
been done. Hardly hole In the district
IS down over fifteen feet. yet on one prop
erty, owned by W r.. Ridge formerly OF
this city, and who made his stake on the
Jumbo mine in GoldGeld, ore has been
found that gives from lOO To 500 ounces
OF the white metal, and from Sc TO So
In gold,
Salt Lakers Are Fortunate.
Among the lucky Salt Lakers who have
secured the good things of the FaIrview
district none have been more successful
than F. A. Virtue, at one time In the
real estate business of this city. Mr..
Virtue has the largest individual hold
ingS of any man In the district. and has
made one big deal that would satisfy the
ordinary Individual He bids fair to come
OUT Dl tllS IcblOn WIFI lic wealth. ol IL
Crocsus. J. T. Hodson, another former
Salt Laker has n slice of ground for
which he would not take n good round
sum
Goldfield Investors Are Buying.
Several GoldGeld men of prominence are
buying heavily in the Fairview region.
among whom Is George Wingneld, who
recently gave $4,000 for what was con
sdored a mere prospect Town lots are
selling for 500, and building Is proceed
ing with tho rapldity usual In the camps
OF that State. Mr. Cook feels certain
that the Fnirview dstric. with develop
ment Will eclipse all other camps the
surface showlngs are truly remarkable.
Great Bend Has Fissures.
OF the Great Bend mine Mr. Cook
stated that there had been disclosed on
this Goldneld mine the truest fissure vein
of the district. The management is now
sHcklng from a four-inch streak ore that
averages $50 per ton. and six feet of the
vein will average outside of this streak
S35 per ton. The richness Of tho Grent
Bend shippings can reudily be apprec-
ated when some OF the rich ore Is seen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
FORENOON SALES

tORENOON SALES
Daly-JudEc. 200 1t Sl1 buyer thirty days: 100
at 5000. seller thirty days; 100 at sio 95 buyer
thirty days; so at $40 s2E
Grand Central 200 at @75; 50 at 81 72js; 100
$3.50.
Little Bell. 100 at $50: 800 OF 475.
May Day. GGCo AT DC; 500 at 9i7sc: 200 at a5Ec
buyer thirty days. GOO al 25c buyer sixty
days. coo at 24Hc.
Star Con. goo AT 123tc
Beck Tunncl. 200 nt 7Sc; 900 At SIC 600 at
Tbc, 90 at nc. lou at &c; $50 at 77Ac
Wabash, 100 at SllG.
Shares cold. IL, 800.
Selling value. SNs7213.
OPEN BOARD
AJAX. 100 9t 22o
Beck Tunnel, 100 OF 77Hc; 30 at 7sc 100 at
PIC
ButIer.Liberal. 500 at l7ac: 5oo at 177Ac. 500
at iSc: 800 at 1SEc.
Columbus Con. 2G0 at SjS5: 200 at S595
Dnly-JudEe, 3no at lO9O; n at sl0STis
Little Bell. 100 - S4.75.
Golden Crown, -0o at 45c 200 at ike
Grand Genital. 100 at S3.S3
May Day 5o0 nt 2iA,c.
New York zoo 2gEc: 5o1 at 22l5c
Ohio Copper. coo a. s1-77h
Star Con. 200 ct 12Ac
Wabash. 100 az SLO9. 100 NJ t1os.
Shares sold $3.50
Selling value. Sio. 925 81
Week @57.72i shares. for s177 sos e.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
WEEK ON CHANGE
Columbus Consolidated Goes Beyond
Six-Dollar Mark on the Curb.

There closed Saturday the local exchange
a week OF good business, The Saturday call
was one OF The best for several weeks, a total
OF gIS5D shares being sold. representing the
cash value OF S5.SO7.l2 Tho feature OF the
day was Columbus Consolidated, which reached
as high a. 1876 on ;hc 6nlc list and on tho
curb 80 y bid. with no sales. 1t In un-
dcrstood that large interests are buying largely
in this stock, one big order was sent East
Saturday afternoon.
DaIy-judge sold for Su again. aud May Day.
Beck tunnel, Butler-Libcrul and Wabash re-
cclVed considerable attention the part OF
the local talent For the week just ended the
total of &67. "a shares were sold turning the
sum Of SlJ1. .JN54 T. Tho quotations FOR the day
and week closed follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Mining Notes.

n. II. Green. assistant general manager OF
tho Bingham Consolidatcd. was at the snclter
Of the company Saturday.
l.. 4. hnslen. secretary Of tho Yankee Con-
sClidatcd VIII leorc for Colorado in r few
days vncnt!on.
IL was learned Saturday that Samuel New
houso Will rench this city not later than next
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
GARFIELD TRANSFERS.
Number Quit Work Pending Adjust
ment of Hours and Wages.

Pending an adjustment OF wages and
hours. between thirty and forty teamsters
have quit working ut Goldfied. It Is
thought that the teamSters VIII hold a
meeting next Monday at which tho mat
ter OF hours will be discussed For nine
hours work teams arc paid 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11

]. OBERNDORFER. STOCK BRO
KER, 161 s. Main. Tel. Bell, 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
AMENDS ARTICLES
Bullion-Beck Saves Official Life by
Adding Two More Years

AZ a meeting of the stockholders OF the
Bullion-B Beck company on Saturday an
amendment to tho articles OF incorpora-
tion was authorized extending the life
Of the company for two years. According
10 the old articles of Incorporation the
official life OF the company would have
ended on the Path inst
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Ore and Bullion

The ore and bullion receipts for SATURDAY.
ei9cn by MoCornlcks bank, were ms follows
ore, sls.ep. bullion, 81. 400. gold. Sll goo.
Thc total ore ard bullion receipts for the
week $40. e0O; gold SIS 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Ore Shipments.

The PloneeT sampler released tho following
number OF cars or ore on saturday. Nevada 4.
Alta. ?: Bingham, l.
Tho Taylor & Bruntoa sampler released tho
following; Nevada. G; TInuc. s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
WILL FINANCE PROPERTY.
Alta Mine Owner Departs for Eastern
Financial Centers.

William Thornton, n wcll-known MI
ming man of Alta. left for New York
Saturday evening for the purpose OF
financing there an Alta property which
he has succeeded in corralllng. 1t is
thought that Mr., Thornton's visit Will be
productive of interesting results
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Merger Deal Next Monday.

1t is o foregone conclusion that the
most important item that will bc trans
acted on tie present visit is the closing
OF rhe negotiations by which the Titan
Copper Boston Consolidated and Cactus
properties will be consolidated. This mat
ter VIII hardly be taken up before Monday
afternoon, as Mr., Ncwhouse Is expected
Iact by Monday at the latest II is sin
corely hoped by Utah people not financial
~ Interested In this deal that the negotia-
Ions VIII reach speedy and successful
conclusion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO March lo,-Thc official
closing quotations FOR mining stocks todny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Will Visit at Garfield,

While as Mr.. Guggenheim says. he has
not as yet arranged his schedule for this
Utah annual visit, he Will undoubtedly
visit the construction work now going on
at Garfield, and perhaps inspect the Gtah
Copper companys ground, of which he
owing thp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Saturday wore as
follows: Silver. s2Fsc: lead. s555. copper. 177sc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Uno and Monday Fraction Claims.

n m mines n La 1t trk
the buousyr rchvew o the Jumping No
liver kfe mine ldysh
S d by the
famous Broho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-11
Tonopah-Goldfleld Stocks.

James n. Pollock & Co. furnish the follow
ing san Francisco mining stock quotations.
received over their private wire:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23

culiar fact that the appearances OF
tho world in which we live Is ma
teriaily affected BY our mental condi-
tion. Much Of that which We think we
see around Us IS but reflex Of our
own thoughts and sentiments As a
man thinks 20 Is he, Is a true prin-
ciplc Of philosophy and e Is also true
to a much larger extent than Is COM
monty perceived that. a. a man thinks
80 his world IS Maxim Gorky feted
and petted ln America would have
had a story 20 tell, different to that
told hy Gorky the outoast
u VIII not De denied that Gorky
has spoken some truths concerning
The conditions IN this country lie
might have added much more. with
out passing the boundaries ~ truth.
Hut be f. wrong In representing what
he has seen of faults. weaknesses. and
human impcrfeciions a. all there Is 10
the American character. and American
Institutions There is a sunny side.
AZ well as a shady sldo 20 every
structure. and there is very much sum
shine 90 this country Good and evil
are struggling for the mastery here,
as everywhere IN the world. but the
chances Of fnal victory FOR right. and
truth and virtue are much more pro-
missing under the folds Of the Amcri-
can nag than anywhere else on this
earth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23
TURKEYS INACTIVITY.
New York Times


The sultan's opposition 10 the raising
OF the American legation IN CONSTANT
nople 10 an embassy is, Of course. en-
incly understood The sultan does not
desire near him a diplomatic repre-
sentative Of the United states. whose
rank gives him the privilege Of confer
ring personally with the sultan on any
matter OF international business In the
curious intrlcacles n diplomatic rela
items II would be an insult 10 the SOY
ereignty which an ambassador more i'm
neuiately represents for the sovereign
of the country that he is accredited %
do decline TO see him personally. while
such a decllnation IN regard to an en-
Noy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentlary would not have quite that
effect, and stll less such o declnatlon
To- the case Of mere minister resident.
But IL Is evident that the sultan can
not without international inclyility de-
cline 20 receive an ambassador when
on ambassador Is duly accredited 20
hun. Very likely the sultan would pre-.
fer 20 reduce the rank OF several OF the
ambassadors already accredited 20 him
so that they <lould no longer be entl-
tied TO invade his privacy with the
public business Of their several states
But that II past praying for,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23
CENTRAL AMERICAN QUARREL

According TO adviccs from Mexico the
rebels in Guatemala are determined not
10 make peace on any other condition
than the turning Of President cabrera
out of Office, and IN this lmpacable at
titude they are said 70 be backed NJ
by the people OF Salvador II this Is
the situation. Il Is difficult to see how
the good Offices Of this country, or Of
Mexico, can be Of any benefit. A
foreign government cannot discuss
questions that relate entirely to the In
ternal affairs o, the republic. Cabrera
is, IN fact the head Of the Guate-
malan government He must be rec
ognlzed as sucn, as long as he holds
the position.
The hatred Of the people OF Salvador
FOR Guatenala's President is said to
have become intensified by his personal
insults Of the Salyadorenyan minister.
The story Is that President Cabrera
little over a month ago received a
letter from the President OF Salvador
Don Pedro Jose Escalon The letter
was taken to President Cabrera by the
Minister from Salvador Dr. Forth,
personally Rumor has Il that Estrada
Cabrera took the letter. read II, tore II
IN twain. and then into smaller pieces
and threw Il In the face OF the minister
Of Salvador. He Is said 10 have told
President Escalon's diplomatic repre-
sentative 10 take that 10 his sovereign
as the answer Of Guatemala 10 Saliva
dor.
Dr. Forth at once demanded his
passports and declared that diplomat
&c relations had been severed. Ac-
cording 70 the statement OF Consul
General Bankhardt Estrada Cabrera
would have thrown DR.. Forth into
prison hsd Il not been for the inter-
vention OF Minister Jose Gambia, the
Mexican representative IN Guatemala
II this account OF the quarrel between
Salvador and Guatemala Is true, the
President OF the latter country needs
a lesson IN diplomatic clvllities, The
role OF mediator between the two coun-
tries will be difficult, for the sense Of
honor peculiar 10 a certain class gem
orally prevents them from frankly
acknowledging mistake and Offering
apology aud repaation, as becomes
gentlemen. We fancy the difficulty
win not be permanently removed until
reparation is made. or the alleged Of
fender made 10 step down from his ex-
allied position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23
THE SNARE OF WEALTH.

Many a lesson has been drawn from
the present plight Of Harry Thaw. one
Is that the Kindness Of his mother, IN
supplying him with money 10 squan-
der. was one cause ~ his ruin. His
father II seems. loft him Just $500 a
year. Many an honest worklngman Is
maintaining a family. and bringing W
useful citizens on less than that But
his mother, # Is said, furnished him
with funds and enabled him to squan-
der $4,000 a year. And so he was. IN
way, through misappled motherly
kindness. deprived Of a chance. or at
least Of the necessity. OF taking up the
struggle for existence and earning an
honest dollar He never had the ad-
vantage Of the purifying. strengthening
influence Of hard work with hands and
brain. The curse Of idleness was upon
him,
u Is no wonder, n. under the cir
cumstances, his heart should become
filled with evil thoughts and his brain
with the bizarre pictures Of a diseased
Imagination. It is no wonder II his
ideas Of right and wrong should be-
come confused. Idleness and con-
tlnual pleasure-huntlng are far from
helpful 10 youth. Immoderate indul-
gcnce drives out the good spirit and
leaves the heart for the evil influences
20 enter. and though these may for
time b. soothed. as the evil demon IN
saul by the sweet harp Of David, IN
ne end they win gain the day and
hing sorrow upon their victim. Pow
rrty is not altogether an evil. The hon
est struggle with II has made many a
man and woman able to become great
in history. Il Is. as one philosopher
expresses himself, very good intro
duction TO the life Of Christian Il
is no sin 10 possess wealth. but very
few have the gift Of using wealth IN
such a manner that they can escape
condemnation, the temptations ~
wealth are 50 great
II Is very certain that no man can
live sane existence without some
healthy occupation. We are built that
way. The wisdom that Is divine made
us Tor a task To refuse the task is
to 60 10 war with that wisdom Work
and purity and sanity are a logical
trinity"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23
A LENIENT JUDGE.


boekpu HtidlNs
Judge Wofford OF Kansas City. No.
was called upon IN the course OF his
judicial duties 10 pass sentence upon a
convicted negro murderer. he might
have sentenced him 10 death, but, in
stead OF doing so. addressed him as To-
lows You're a poor. ignorant, no.
account black man. and / don't want
10 hang you. You have no friends. You
have no one 10 plead that you were
insane. There VIII not be a lot OF wo-
men circulating petitions 10 save your
neck There will not be a lot OF fool
men writing letters to the governor 10
save you No one will send you flowers.
You'll just be forgotten tn the day set
for your hanging, and then they'll
hang you. I'll sentence you TO thirty
years In the penitentlary," Perhaps
Justice was cheated Of a fair victim
by the Judge. but possibly his utterance
will make IL easier for full justice TO
be done 10 another whose deserving Is
quite as great.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23
GORKEY CONES BACK

Maxim Gorky has made a strong e.
fort to get even with US. he came 10
this country FOR the purpose ~ en-
listing the sympathy % the American
people for the Russian revolution. But
when lt became known that he was not
formally married 20 the lady no repre-
sented as his wife. and that his wife
stiu lived. his career was ended here.
he WAS ostracized socially. although
4 was explained that his status was
not much worse than that " numer-
Gus divorced and remarked respectable
couples. divorce being very nearly inn
possible 20 obtain On Russia Gorky
could not overcome the consequences
o. the criticism directed against him
and he failed in his mission u was
not 10 be supposed that he would
not fry 20 get even.
Maxim Gorky's revenge has taken
,hs form of a rather severe arraign-
nort NJ tho American people He
says The Americans are cruel. and he
prove, this by pointing 10 the fonduess
~ the reading public Tor the details
~ murder, and executions Our re-
/ l.Riou DO declares. is The Worship u
/ M8umo1 our morality IS hypocrisy
and our ne is devoid ~ an worthy
aims Ho numates that this country
sci out on ts career with a passionate
4 desIivr America was to De an cyam-
/ ulo io the world ~ what man can do
. when he has freed himself from the
f ,Hacties ~ political and religious
. tyranny ana made a new start The
. nation was 20 DO governed hy the PEG.
. nIe mho country was ~ DO owned
] hy ths people Here the human soul
. should expand 20 i,s noblcst nossihili-
tf- iu absolute freedom This deal
lgr, Gorfy says has become covered
nith rust We no longer hold up our
I FREQ institutions as an example GO the
. ora world The worst ~ European
7 U.Hs va have accepted a. necessary;
ihe wrongs ~ European lie we imi-
/ f-ts humblv More than one nation
. fl, surpassed us IN social beuermeuts.
Scarcely ono equals tho rigorous i'm
Justice ~ our laws M the poor No.
where An an me world Is the fetch
. ~ vested right vorshIped ss 10 g. here.
vested Right" q. mo Old superstition
+ of Divine rirht Incorporating under q
new name tis essence IS that there
exist privileges belonging 10 an cncep-
uoual few which arc above IN law and
beyond iho power 81 the people 10
alter "r destroy.
This according 20 Gorly. Is Ameri-
"a. Fortunately he Is not an en-
tlrely impartial witness. but he fur
nisAsz another illustration Of the Pc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-23
YELLOW JOURNALISM oUTDoNE
New York Evening Post

Our nolslest yelows are really far be-
hind the times To their shame and dis
grace. they are beaten out Of sight by
mere Dago newspapers. The Prenss Of
Buenos Ayres has way of announcing
sensations that must make our yellow
est and reddest turn green with envy.
That Argentine newspaper has IN It's
Office an immense siren, operated by
steam. which Is employed 10 force the
circulation, writes a correspondent OF
the London Graphic. as follows.
Whenever there Is an appalling dis
aster-the death Of a crowned head or
other event Of worldwide inerest--
whoop, goes the Prensa's siren. A deuce
Of a row. UP and down the scale, a de-
hant shrek, gurgling groan, for a
varying period. according TO the I'M
portance ~ the event. the horrid din
resounds throughout the city. The To-
cal government eyacts fine for this
performance 500 per minute ! believe
with a minimum OF 5000" OF course,
the advertisement Is cheap az the price
provided Il does not run for too many
minutes