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New-York tribune., 1906-10-08

Don't fail TO register to-day. Early reoistrs-
ton rs an 'naorsemsnt of clean candidates and
clean politics.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08

Neville. oct F-saEed. steamer Caledonia '''' -.
frum Gla-e,w Tor New YorS- ,,-,-,,r8 Apsslt e.
Scuv a., - Passed steamers WiAsN'e. ~.-secne u
yorS f,c rover ami Antwerp. Ia ,,SssosrsrSa y
Teyrnier New YorS for Havre' N' .
Iaviand Ntw YORK ior i-'hd'l . r,r, KclA ~
Naples Ccr Arrived steamer t'eeic ' -,
York ana Git raltar fer t'en9a. ,., steamers -
der Nedsrisn,ien tDutchl. Aarents.5s N,oiA co.
Tsrt-au -l,rincc. etc, ard var flt.. as
Uabele New York Tor Alden. Sins-po-s
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
moRmoNs REFLECT CHURCH oee,cees

Salt Lake City Oct by a unanimous vote an
the authorities of the Church fro, ua,,t
Smith down, Nere reelected at yestardav NIL Mo
mon Church conference. 'uaS MoF-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08

Register to-day! Consult the election adver.
tisement in the Tribune this r1ornina if you
Sre not informed s.hers the place of registry in
your election aistrict is-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08

c,EArE-D PROPOSALS WILL BE IiES SElV lI ~ \ Y g.
- Comnissiouer of immigration t.s - iN IqGS ~
enAneI Immediately thereafter IoF lols - sollels D.
ana Innings Of eight hgh presS'..e SarculaEs ~ y
tbs E,rrs Island Immigration station L,-ioc 5ltts
,r,Yfr~ limitations and conditions II AIcb
may be obtained upon appiie@'''h ~
OEN NonnissLnner
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Proposals.

UNITED STATES POWDER DtFol, 49, - IN trip--
l. y J. October :. lyu0 0Seels,l ..ts powder Des-
=. ,rtu Re -ro-- wed at United Slses fsn
untii O'Clock m. Th'irssiSS - terssoslsss =
s,. bs srect1n of two brick and steet ,,,sf 10 o.
,.s.-af. - s,la complete. The p-oissAN ,-s.5 As
i.veTed nor later the date anq a, ~ ,nsned oz c
stlFred The government reserves u'e ss,ti5ns ba>
or any proposals parts Jasie'i, -, ~ had ar
forr,s AMI an necessary information -1.gsr, -.
Iiasi,S lJttasi y, rYtE COMMANDING OFFICER
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Improve the first opportunity to make sure
of your vote by registering to-day. The regis
,ration pIsces are open from a. m. to 10 p. m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6:O3 Sunset 5:33 Moon 9:35 Moors 20
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy 10 % % Hell Gate l:l9
PN-SandY Hook l:3' Gov. Island IL 80 Hell Gate I-9
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James McCreery & Co.

James McCreery & Co.
COlored Dress Goods.
imported Ladies'" Cloth, all the new Autumn
shades of brown navy and cadet blue, reseda
and olive green, cardinal, raspberry, grey,
etc. so inches wide.
1.25 per yard
Value
French Chiffon BrOadclOth, high satin finish,
New Autumn cOlOrs, including:-tan, Castor,
Silver and metal grey, navy and royal blue,
garnet brown, green, etc. 30 inches wide.
1.65 per yard
vaIue
Fine quality brOadclOth, brilliant finish. All
the latest shades. so inches wide.
200 per yard
Twenty-third Street.
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Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

Vessel
Vessel For Line Mail closes. sails
Fcess Anne Norfolk. Old Dominion - 500 p
TUESDAY OCTOBER o.
der Gro, Sc Bremen y q Lloyd $50 a m 10 90
Rosand Newfoundland. Fed cross i"S' d m l2:tO
tomnnrhe Jacksonville, clyde. 500 p m
Hamilton Norfolk, old Dominion 300
L of Columbus Savannah. Savannah 800
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10
Oce an!c Liverpool White star. $50 m loco IA
Allegheny. iiayt. Hamb Am ~ .u1 a IN 200
Sieglinde PeinamhucO SioInan m 800
Icrmudian quebec S'uo m II 100
Posdam. Rotterdam. Hoand-An'--- 1000
Siciiia. Naples. Italian
Algeria Aap.s, Anchor ..-...''-'''
CcInuc Ne; Orleans so Pae........ - 1900 N
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FlP'-iIfN PORTS
Queenstown z-glltad steamer EtraIil (Er Potter
from Liverpool 10. XoEA.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-08
Notice to Contractors.

STATE OF NEW YORK
OrFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS.
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Field and Municipal Ownership.

ut is probably fair to say that Amer
lean business men, as a class, are in
an attitude of opposition to public
ownership, write Allan L. Benson in
AppletOn's magazine. They can see
nothing but disaster in the suggestion
that the mayor of a city shall be at
the head Of a single corporation which
shall own and operate its street rail-
ways its gas. its electricity, water, ice.
and other plants. Sending and receiv-
ing thousands Of letters every year.
which are carried by a system oper-
ated by the government, and of which
practically none ever goes astFay,
these men of business declare that a
street railway system operated by a
municipality would be inefficient, that
it would be the shuttlecock of grating
politicians. the meter of increased Of
fetal corruption, and the place of
refuge of the Incompetent favoFites of
the governing power. Marshall Field
summed UP in a sentence all of these
objections when he said to delega-
ton that had come to enlist his sup
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n. M. NJ. J. Arnell has been appointed
in the place of Mr.. Smith.

n NJ. NJ J. Arneu has been appointed
in the place of Mr.. Smith
Engine No 1894 has been received in
the local shops from Argentine. The
engine viii be given a general overhaul
ing before being sent back to Argen-
tine.
Brakeman Purvis has returned from
a short visit in Usage City. He has
reported for duty on runs Nos 60 and
81 between Topeka and Emporia.
Roy Madison has resigned as chief
clerk in the Office of General Foreman
Cullum at Argentine. He viii accept
a better position at the same place as
bonus clerk for the rip track. Howard
Policy takes his place with Ar. Cullum
While off duty last week Assistant
Yardmaster John Young was married
to Miss Hartwick.
General Manager J. F. Hurley left
yesterday afternoon for a trip over the
Oklahoma division and Pecos Valley
lines. His car No. was sent on fol-
lowing train and met him at Newton.
EngfneersFurma andDozieF have been
transferred from Topeka to Argentine
and are working on the extra switch
board at that place.
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ZEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS


~--~~----c-~-~-1~~-0-----
w. F. White, ct al, to j. Bear lot
400, south half lot 39S. Michigan
ave, Jenkins plat ....................S 400
c. S. Elicit and wife to c. W and
NJ Ackle5, lot 10. Elliott avenue,
Elliott Place addition .......-......... 500
/ G. Fletcher, ct al, to G. Ziedler.
part lot $40, Monroe street, HoIli-
day addition .......-. ............-. 1850
d. d. Mcdowell and wife to J. Lin
den. lots 500 and sos. and part lot
507, Garfield avenue, Williams adj
QlllOH I, 20O
W. Hahn and wife to Fl. O. Joslin
part northeast quarter section 49,
township Z, range Is -...-........-.- 300
". R Bailey and wife to H r Fisk
and Wife, north half southeast
quarter section 80, township b.
range IS -.---- .-.-....- ....--..-..-. $500
J. r. Mulvane and wife to w J.
ScritchfeId. lot 454 Quincy street
Ritchies addition ..............-...... I
Same to A J Holconb, southwest
quarter northwest quarter section
% township II. range 10 - !
". Starr and wife to B. A Grosve-
nor, lot 200 Tyler street ..-.......... /
Same to J. II. Starr. lot 40 TAYLOR
street. Gould's addition ............ /
Same to B. A. Grosvenor, lot 343 and
part lot 375, Quincy street, also lots
633. 65f and 65S Clay street, block r.
Martin & Dennis subdivision . /
T. G. Swanson and wife to l. Me-
Pherson, tract in AuburndaIe on
irving street ........- ......-.-..... go
w Moeser and wife to N Giles Jr
part lots 10 and ia and lot I12
Kansas ave. --.--.-.. ..--..........-.. Z 800
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port of the plan to nunieipalize the
street railways Of Chicago:
. 1 shall be glad to eoncede that
your plan is the serious dignifed. bust
nesslike remedy for existing evils that
you represent it to be when you have
demonstrated to me the ability of the
city of Chicago to operate a decent
elevator service in the city hall
And on the face Of them, these OBJ
jections of American business men to
public ownership appear valid.
And yet" the article in Appleton's
magazine concludes, such fears as
these questions suggest have been
proved groundless in those numerous
European cities in which the public
ownership of public utilities is no
longer a suggestion, the results of
which if applied are matters of specu-
1ation and doubt. but a principle in
operation, the results of which are for
all men to see. Municipal governments
are now pure that used to be corrupt
when public service corporations were
in existence that found it profita BILE to
bribe aldermen and mayors to give
away public rights. Voters who were
apathetic toward the public welfare
when their public utilities We're pri-
vately owned and the brides Of private
corporations negatived their best eff
forts toward the achievement of good
government have become alert"
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he best residence lots on the highest
1lground between the state house and
~ ssApurn college for sane cheap North
>. corner IG1e and 18th sts., numbers
el,e9y. southeast corner Lane and 14th, 8
aaialpeTs- 3 500; n oFthwest corner Lincoln
end Of 18th. numbers, s.. S00: On West
ST. opposite end OF 18th, numbers. 81
W. southwest corner Huntoon and West
5. numbers. 81, 500: southwest corner
Lincoln and Pierey SITS, 2 numbers, z room
nouse, cistern and outbuildings, s., 100;
numbers. S1,100; eight east front lots on
Lincoln. between Piercy and 18th, $500
e2ch. Terms: Il cash. balance long time.
All nave large shade trees. near
paved streets and electric car lines, city
wafer and sewers. Z. W. Harrison, 1o9
w sixth ave. Topeka, kan.
FOR SALE-s room house and lots 1917
JeHerson st north; payments. NJ Heery.
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Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 2.@The Car
negie PIow and Manufacturing COM
pany's plant at East Carnegie was de-
stroyed BY fire today. The loss will
probably reach $125.o00-
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LOOK AT 4s1 CLAY.

Fine house. len rooms, all modern. ce-
mented basement, east front lots. barn,
driveway Must sell at once. Price will
surprise you.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Sole Agents. 107 E. Seventh.
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LOST AND FOUND.

>~---~~-----~~~~~--~~---~
LOST - Thursday diamond boyy-lnot
brooch at Steinberg's hall or between
Steinberg hail and 18th st. Reward for
return to Jas B. Hayden's jewelry store.
LOST-.Taken travelling rug. Halloween
prank Return for reward No dues-
lions asked. 919 Harrison st.
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GEO. NJ. NOBLE & co.

GEO. NJ. NOBLE & CO..
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms and city Bargains.
4s5 KAN. AVE. OPP. PosToFFIcE.
FOR SALE-New 7-room house; close in:
ter $50 D. m % . = q
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BANK.
township
sci n wi
ttmd deposits
nlandsl
"a a a double n
Bond
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LIVERY BARNS.

----------.------->-------
sos WEST sth AVE. Ind. ia Bell s2s.
Special attention to boarders. r. G.
Barnes.
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BUGGY REPAIRING.


runabouts and top bugEies at
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
tires. Repository 116 W. Fifth st.
Factory 414-426 Jackson St
T. G. KINLEY.
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LEGAL

~~@-7---~~.~>y----~-
First Published in the Topeka State
Journal. October 81 1861
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Everybody reads The State Journal.
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Office Of City Clerk.
Topeka, Kansas, October 81, 1906.


BIDS WANTED.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 5 O'Clock p. m. Monday, No
vember 5th, 1906, for repairing and paint
ing the roof of the Auditorium and city
Building. as per the specifications of the
city engineer now on file in this office. All
work to be done under the instructions
of the city engineer.
A certified check for $500. payable to
the city of Topeka must accompany each
bid. as a guarantee that the party to
whom the award may be made will enter
into contract with the city within Ave
days after the award is made
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids
J. H SQUIRES, City Clerk.
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= q En- you want to hire man or boy.
call up z NJ. Q. A. Ind. tel. a0S or Bell
tel 9oT red. We have a list of men and
confidential references concerning them.
!. NJ G. A Employment bureau. 9Th and
Quincy SITS
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ANTED-Position by young lady stem
ographer IN city. Address Stenograp her,
care Journal.
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NY BUSINESS FOR SALE

On account Of other business which
takes me out OF the city. wish TO sell at
once my real estate business, furniture
and fixtures.
EMMETT Z. RoUDEBUsH.
1o7 ". 9Th. Topeka. kan. Phone 2S7s
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FOR RENT-5-room house, gas, 1878 Polk
st. Ind. phone 6Sl4.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct. II, 1861

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
The State of Kansas Shawnee County SIS
In the Probate Court in and for said
County-In the matter Of the estate Of
Louis Adams. deceased:
Creditors and all other persons interest
ed IN the aforesaid estate are hereby noti-
fed that I shall amply to the probate
court In and for said county. sitting at
the court house in the city of Topeka,
Shawnee county, Kansas, on the 4th day
of December, A. d. 1906. for full and
final settlement of said estate.
Dated October 10. A. D. 1906
WESLEY HALE.
Administrator of the Estate of Louis
Adams. Deceased.
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FOR RENT room cottage. well, clstern
cellar. gas, 1915 North Monroe. Inquire
Geo. Norris, On Pae. Depot.
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UNpERTAKERs.


L. N. PENWELL, funeral director ana
emoalTner. First class service. reasona~
pie prices. Oh Quincy st. Both phones 1s2
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FOR RENT-HoIIsE. Barn, with "A
acres 2000 West 9Th. Inquire 515 Top av.
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70 WHOM "a 80 covcERrs.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice
is hereby given that my property is
withdrawn from the market a. S. over
man
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WANTED-100 laborers to ship south, %
farm hands. 50 corn huskers, laborers
hotel kitchen help. men cooks, hotel clerk.
Capital Employment Agency, sll Kan
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wANTEE1-F-EsrAr.E HELP.

ANIEE)--FEtH IAE1Et HELP.
WANTED-A girl for general houseworx;
must be good cook. CAN at SIS Tyler.
WANTED-Chamberm at Fifth Ave-
nue. hotel
WANTED-Settled eoIored woman cook
IN institution, good wages Bell phone
AT. Ind tel. 1881
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FOR RENT-Ae comfortable dwelling at
S21 Fillmore st, steam heat. natural gas
and electric light, modern plumbing. See
G. A. Morse, Hall Iithograpaing Co.
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FOR RENT-Nine room house at zoe
Madison, also five rooms sos Monroe
Inquire $40 Monroe. Ind phone 3So4
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WANTED-All around baker at once.
Capital Employment Agency, sll kan.
ave.
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FOR RFNT-Afodern room house at 1z21
Tyler st, good barn. J. Thomas Lum-
bel Co. 213 W fth 81
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WANrED-A0EVrs.

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WANTED-You to save 81 per month
fuel bill by using O. K. door strips. III
" 9Th st.
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FOR RENT-A fine new cottage of 4
rooms, closets, panty, good well, and
outbuildings, No AZ Lawrence street SO.
Good cottage of rooms. closets, fine eel
lar. cistern and city water. gas in the
house, No. 635 JEFFERSON street, $1,000. J.
E. Shaffer, No. 112 East Sixth street.
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80 pIspENsaRy-


MONROE ST. FREE DTSPENsAFfY
202 Monroe st. Conducted BIZ rea4lIaE
practicing physicians and surgeons MED
lea1 service free. Medicine free In some
cases Office hours to D. m Calls
answered. night or day. Ind tel sEls.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TINE TABLE
Topeka, KAN,
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anITTHRr1TrNn

MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
DAILY Except Eunday.l
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at once to cut logs At
Topeka Barrel and BOX Mig Co., 9th
and Santa Fe.
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ZOE RrN1-Hlr.srs-


FOR RENT-225 Buchanan St. s rooms
and barn; 141@ West. St, roomss s12.50
Shawnee Agency. 534 Kansas ave.
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PURE apple cider. fresh every day. N1c
per gallon. delivered. Washburn's cider
works. Ind. phone 60s1
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MISCELLANEOUS

THE TOPEKA BARREL. Am pfssc
Manufacturing Co. can furnish -7o4, Wits
apple barrels and boxes IA an o59anfIsg
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wANTED-rEafALE HELP.

--~-c---~--~-----~--~----
WANTED-Girl for general houseworl
1851 Western ave.
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WANTED

highest 9rice paid tor veal calves at
THE WILLIAM GREEN GROCERY co
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WANTED-Three experienced sales ladies
for one of the prominent dry goods
stores on the avenue. Must be bright and
courteous to customers. Address G. E L.
care Journal.
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PLUAERING.


LOUIS LOCKOWITZ. expert plumber
and gas filter gas stoves fixtures and
supplies. All work guaranteed 21e West
6th st. Ind. 1913
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WANTED-Horses to winter. best care
W. T. Dawson, Ind. tel. 127S-2.
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FOR RFNT-8sTSCEF.T .ANTOUS.
FOR RENT-2 office rooms, steam heat.
hot and cold water, suitable fer doctor
or dentist Inquire Cremerie restaurant.
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W.ANTED-Good girl for general house.
work, small family; no Washing gooo
wages. 80 East Fifth street.
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FOR RENT-7f0 West sta St, modem
connecting front rooms. furnished
FOR Rents modern rooms, bath. gas
and furnace heat. Furnished or unfilr-
nished T15 ". 9Th ST.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished room va
alcoNe. Gentlemen preferred. 315 West
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WE'LL DRILLING.

WE'LL DRILLING.
-
" 4 q y = t-l1-WeIl drilling or boring F. n
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eEfeetlye Sunday. June 8. 1sos,)

~ s9-Topela & St. Joe Express. $50 prs-
10. 51-Topeka 3 St Joe Express. SOL an.
49, FROM ST JOSEPH
40 gf-st. Joe & Topeka Express 1880 pm.
No. 6s-st- Joe = topeka Express 7:s5 pm.
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FOR RENT-One of the finest equipped
halls in the city for private dancing par
ties The Frantzmathes Knickerbocker
school of Dancing, IL Kansas avenue,
over Palace Clothing COMPANY.
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WANTED-Afiddle aged lady to act as
demonstrator Good cook preferred.
Steady work good pay. Local and traY-
cling Address 7. E. B. care journal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
PpOtoSta de Sarah Bernhard

Los seflores Shubert y Connor,
empresarios de Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt; han pIesentado una protesta
al emba jador frances en- Washington
M. Jusserand, contra la acci6n del
sindicato, vulgo "Trost", de teatros
en- no permitirla representa- en- los
de LuiSiana y Texas.
Desde el comienzo de la tempora-
da anda Sarah en- litigIo con el sin
dlcato de teatros, ciertas de cuyas
exlgenclas rehuso ella someterse, "
ell resultado es la guerra que ell sin
dicato la ha declarado. Al principle
aparent0 la actriz tomar las cosas en-
broma, y hasta sacar partido de elias.
Anuncio que En- Texas Luisiana,
donde Sc la cerraban los teatros re-
presentarfa en- circos, y en- hoteles
donde los hubiese con sufciente ca
pacidad, pero todo este es mas facil
de decir que de hacer.
Sarah Bernhardt solicita la inter
vencion de su gobierno para contra
rrestar la accion del sindicato, que
considera de injusticia para ella,
cludadana francesa, y para muchos
ciudadanos franceses que desean
verla y oir1a. Ell embajador Tusse-
rand dijo que necesitaba enterarse
concienzudamente del case santeS d1
adoptar TN partido.