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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08
NOVEL HOUSE IDEAS
FEATURES OF STRUCTURES ON
ONTARIO PLACE.

Mr. J. Louis WilIge, president of the
WiiHge, Gibbs & Daniel corporation, in dis
clssing the present corditions of the real
estate market expressed interest in a row
of novel houses being constructed by Mr..
Harry Wardmau on Ontario place. between
Cincinnati street and the Ontario apart
m,ut house. Washington Heights.
THE old adsge." he says, that practice
makes perfect. U9senever been better eX-
empllded than IN the progress made by
Mr. Wardmau in the past few years in the
construction Of houses for the rapidly in
creasing population Of Washington. Start
ing with the modest row Of siX-room dwell
ing on a small byway known as Kirby
street. near the intersection of North Capt.
tol street aud New York avenue, he has
gradually advanced In the scale and char
aeter Of building under his supervision IN
til he has developed on Ontario place
row Of semi-detached structures, which
for architectural Oruateness and general
Cleverness of arrangement Is not equa4ed
Ivy any similar enterprise of latter-day
construction. And yet these dwellings VIII
he placed before the public at a figure no
higher than is ordinarily commanded by
The commonplace seven-room dwelling on
q narrow city street. He has gone to foreign
countries to secure the best ideas of leading
architects OF the larger European ana
American cities, and has Incorporated the
hest features Of their several plans into
the composite which now stands in tangible
form
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

TITM7 F1Y be content with SO or so when the
WV man who borroWs your money makes
double that profit and uses you simply
as q convenience
Why mot do as he does and make the i'm
Vestment yourself, and receive the full reward
to which you entitled?
We have hundreds of houses which are safe
Investments, and have (year i'm and YEAR out)
yielded 1O% to 15% revenue.
Every house i'm this list is guaranteed to
double your present income ON money invested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08
House Building a Necessity

House building has been necessity
ever since the creation OF man. and the
universal demand for structures to shelter
mankind from the rigors and dlscomIorts
Of the elements has occupied a large snare
Of the attention and activity OF the huFii ia Il
80 from the DAYS of Adam down TO the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

$4o00-NEAR 1ST AND E SITS SE.-3-
story, S-room brick dwelling, with
modern bath; cheap for this To-
cality
81, GOA QUICK SNAP-NEAR N. CAP.
and Seaton sts.; new brick dwell
ing: rooms, bath; reception hall;
furnace heat; lot 1SX92.
81. 250-ANOTHER N. ]. AVE. HOME
3-story brick; bet. l and X SITS.
NV; $ rooms and bath; very mod
ern.
S4, 500-NEAR Hath AND + SITS. NV
Large Groom brick residence,
with wide frontage: now occu-
pied by owner; can be had at
sacrifice.
S4500-NEAR NEW UNION STATION
2-story and basement brick house,
in excellent condition; rooms,
bath; good business location: very
cheap.
81, 500-EIGHT-ROO HOUSE ON r
ST. ne. modern appointments; in
fine condition; delightful sur
roundings; lot 1Sx90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

1890 = BEAUTIFUL NEW GROOM
brick residence in BIoomingdale:
reception hall; tiled bath; fur
mace heat: $3.50 cash, balance $50
monthly
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-30
Original Notice.
Frederick Russell

Ezra Crawford, ct al.

Ezra Crawford, ct al.
In the District Court of the State of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska County,
October term, A. d. 1906.
To Ezra Crawford, Alfred w. Craw-
ford, Cyrus A. Crawford, Susan Har-
rison, Lydia P. Claunny, Lincoln
Pettett, Elizabeth ESilvis, Rachael
R. Harris, s. Allen Crawford, James
H. Crawford and John Crawford:
You are hereby notified,
That on or before the 21st day OF
August, 1906, a petition of Frederick
Russell will be filed in the Office Of
the clerk of the District Court Of the
State of Iowa, in and for Mahaska
County, claiming of you the title and
ownership of the N. E. Il Of the N.
w. u of Section Twenty-four (2D,
Township IA, R. IA West 9Th P. NJ,
Iowa; also claiming that he paid for
said land and had the title placed in
Almira c. Russell, his wife, that she is
now deceased, and If he is not the
equitable owner of said real estate
that said lands be partitioned and
sold, and claiming that in that case
he inherits and now owns the undi-
vided one-half interest in said real es-
tate, and that you, as the heirs of the
said Almira c. Russell, would inherit
in that case the otner half, and that
the same may be divided so among
the parties as their interests may APP
pear, and that unless you appear
hereto and defend before noon Of the
second day of the October term, A, D..
1906, of said court, which will COM
mence on the second day Of October,
1906, default will be entered against
you and judgment and decree render
ed thereon as prayed for in said petit
ton.
L. c. BLANCHARD,
(3w4) Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-30


will leave Wednesday for Springfield.
ILL.,, where she win study this winter.
Miss Kate Watts returned Sunday
evening over the Burlington to her
home in New York City after being
called here by the death of her moth
er.
Muscatine Journal: Mrs. VIM. Hart
of Oskaloosa, who has been visiting
relatives in this city for several days.
returned home on the Firefiy Satur-
day evening.
Abba Republican: N. o. Spencer,
the butcher at Harris Bros. meat mar
ket, is taking two weeks vacation.
He will spend most of his time at
Osceola and Omaha.
Harry Collard returned last evening
over the Burlington to his work in
Denver, Colorado, after a couple of
weeks visit at the parental Collard
home on North B street.
]. D. Hawkins and wife left Satur-
day afternoon for Marshalltown for an
over Sunday visit at the Frank Hawk
ms home. From there Mr.. Hawkins
will go to Iowa Falls on business.
Mrs. J. w. Allen, of Kansas, who
has been visiting at the c. E. Barnard
home in this city, was a passenger
Saturday afternoon for New Sharon
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Adams, for
a few days.
]. s. Moon, G. M. Heiserman and
John REM have bought 10 per cent
of the stock of the Acme Electrical
and Telephone Manufacturing COM
pany of Chicago and will move the
factory to Abba.
Misses Cortez Phillips, Marie Kal.
bach and Franciene Lacey, Messrs.
Hobart Phillips, Lee Kalbach and Art
Oppenheimer left this morning lor
Des Moines to attend the State Fair
couple of days as the guests of Miss
Miriam Smith, a former Oskaloosa
young lady.
Marshalltown Tim s-Republican:
Travelling Engineer w. E. Dwyer OF
the Iowa Central, accompanied by
Mrs. Dwyer, will go to Chicago Mon
day to attend the annual convention
of the National Association Of Trav'
cling Engineers, which will be in ses-
sion there from August IS TO Septem-
Der :.
Abba Republican,: Congressman
John F. Lacey, of oskaloosa, spent
Saturday in Abba calling upon friends.
He met with the Republican central
committee in the afternoon. He ex-
pressed himself as satisfied with the
political prospects in this district and
of the opinion that the old time Re.
publican majorities would be rolled
up as usual.
Fremont Gazette: V. c. Imig anu
family have returned from Oklahoma
and are now located in Oskaloosa,
where they will remain this winter.
Since leaving Fremont ON the 18th OF
December Mr.. Imig has travelled over
1000 miles. He first went to Fresno
Cal, from which place he made mum
erous side trips, then to Danvers, ILL.,,
and from there to Oklahoma, thence
to Oskaloosa. His family has been
with him and all have enjoyed the
travel and sights.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-30
orIa 'lI. N W.
Murray Young ct al
A. c. Remington

MURRAY AOuuS CT al
In the District Court Of the State OF
Iowa, in and for Mahaska County,
October term, A.. D. 1906.
To Murray Young and Emma Hold
Max formerly Emma Young):
You are hereby notified that petit
ton Of A. C. Remington is now filed
in the office Of the clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of the State Of Iowa, in
and for Mahaska County, claiming
that he is the owner in fee simple of
the following real estate, viz: East
half of the Northwest u and West
half of the Northeast u of Section
29, in Township No rs N, Range Is;
also the North half of Northeast u OF
Northwest u of Section 10, in Town
ship No. "A N, Range 16, all In Ma
haska County, Iowa; and praying that
the title thereto be quieted in him
and that you be barred and forever
estopped from having or claiming any
right or title thereto adverse to the
plaintiff, and that unless you appear
hereto and defend before noon Of the
second day of the October term, A. D.
1906, of said court, which will COM
mence on the second day of October,
1906, default will be entered against
you and judgment and decree render
ed thereon as prayed for in said pc
tition.
w. G.. JONES,
(3w4) Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-30
LIQUOR IS FOUND.
Green & 3 entIey Drug CO

At the instigation of County Attor-
ney John N. Mccoy, couple Of places
on the Mahaska county side Of Bux.
ton were raided by oincers Reace,
woodruff and John Ruggenberg Sun.
day and quantities of liquors were
found. Back of the Thompson restau-
rant the officers found and seized fif'
teen cases Of beer. At the Hez Field
ing place they found a woman behind
the bar. She was serving glass of
beer to customer as the officers en-
tered. A key containing beer was
found in the place. The usual pro-
ceedings in the cases win be forth
coming.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-30
INJUNCTION CASE ON.
Judge Clements is Hearing Claim Of
Fehd Against City.

Judge w. G. Clements is in the city
today holding an adjourned session OF
the district court to hear more Of the
Fehd injunction suit against the city.
The case was taken up first short
time ago and was continued. 1t is up
today for final disposition. Mr.. Fehd
seeks to enjoin the city against the
use of his land through which to con-
vey sewage from one of the sewer
lines OF the city.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-30
(3w4)
Original Notice.
oskaloosa saddlery Company
S. H. Hull.

S. H. Hull.
In the District Court of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska County,
October term, A. D. 1906.
To s. H. Hull:
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the 25th day of July, 1906, a
petition of oskaloosa Saddlery Com
pany will be filed in the Office Of the
clerk of the District Court Of the
State of Iowa, in and for Mahaska
County, claiming of you the sum OF
twelve hundred dollars ($1,200), and
interest at per cent from June 16,
1905, on a promissory note dated
June 16, 1905, and praying the estab-
iishment of lien thereon to satisfy
said judgment on twenty-four shares
of stock in Oskaloosa Saddlery Com
pany and for foreclosure of the same;
also asking for attorney fees as pro-
vided in the note, and that unless you
appear hereto and defend before noon
of the second day of the October
term, A. D. 1906, of said court, which
will commence on the second day OF
October, 1906, DEFAULT will be entered
against you and judgment and decree
rendered thereon as prayed for in
said petition.
l.. G. BLANCHARD,
(3w4) Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-08-30

Mrs. DR.. Debee and son returned
this morning to their home in Water
loo after a few days visit with ..er
friend, Mrs. DR.. Whitehill.
e. ]. Mason and wife and Mrs.Hart-
man left this morning for Des Moines
to attend the fair and for week S
visit at the Jack Hazard home.
Miss Blanche Evans returned this
morning to ner home in Lacey after
an over Sunday visit at the parental
Amos Evans home in this city.
Miss Annie Hyatt returned this
morning to her home in Searsboro al
ter a weeks visit at the Joe and
Frank Hyatt homes in this city.
Abba Republican: Ben Strasburg-
err leaves today for Parsons, Kansas,
where he will go into the dry goods
business with his brother Harry.
John Wilson, Grand Chief Ranger
of the Foresters of Iowa, was pas
senger Saturday afternoon for Cedar
Rapids In the interests Of the order.
w. |. Beans, of What Cheer, presi-
dent of the Farmers National bank,
was in the city Saturday on business,
returning to his home in the evening.
Miss Sadie Booher left this morn
4! ing for Beacon to spend the day. sne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
AVI!O IMPORTANTE

lie ESsuelA MesSuica de este elu.
dad % sbrir& o. lunsS, 10 del sorrien
te, en- 81 edinsio de ls auIigua Essusls
Industrial, ParAda NS2.
La mAtvfsula de los i6vsnss y GO
fioritas que deasen inSsribirse. 90 lie
vArA { ssbo en- dieho sdiGeio On Ii
tarts del issvss, Is del ssAual, smps-
xsndO { les dos. NIngdn Alumno QuG
astuAlments AsistA { les ssauslss p6
bliCaS, ssrA matrieulado, { msnos on,
prsGenta una osrtA del Prinsit a do %
essusls, &C nssdiGnaols 81 psrmiso pc
~ trAslAdArSe.
81 plan de sstudios do lA Eseuels
NseGnica, adsmAs de las ssiguAsural
ssAd6micAs slemsnta'sI, AbAreArk lAl
aiguisntss; Dlht io Nec' nieo. OArPin
ssria, Tlpograas, EasuG dsrnaei6n
CoeinA J ColLura.
Roy @. HAINEs
Acting Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

como unionistas, btuvimoa el triunfo
mas Arduo quo registrar lns anAlss
do los partidos polftieos en- puestra
Isla. Lo empefiado del somhAto y 10
fasrsS dc 10 Victoria llenan de lsRiM.
mo oTgullC .nusatras AlmNs; psrc 90.
bre sato y ClGnto puedA signifsar
un intei6I dc part'do. hsmos de 10
vanaarnos & 10 ,agradA irrAdlAeion
del supreme ideal.
LA tsnRsidai del adversario en
mantensr una sontlsndA, do 10 euAl
hsmos Observation-Disclosures renegade,
Dor eonsiderarlA moYiifera Al rama
simisnIo dc nusstra psrsonalidad DO.
liI'ea, sssa sireunHtansiA dolorosa da
ssnsr que abatir { los bslieosos y 10
grar por la lucha Aborresida IL psz
ApAslAda, dos vssss ~ nos ha lleva
do~-y ahorA plsnSmsnle al Absoluto
predominio dc 10 0OnsieneiA p6b ica,
por 10 aobeFana voluntad del sufrS gio.
EsIs % siertamenta ell triunfo de
10 Union de Puerto Rico, somo parti.
do Politieo, , solamsDte o. el eAmino
del triunfo de IL Union de Puerto Ri.
90, como coleettvidAd pssri6tles: Ia
victoria de los unionistAs J sl camino
de la victoria para unionisiAs y repu'
blieAnos, esto %, yArA IodoS los puer.
torriqutAos y, mas todAvis, para to
dos los que vivsn sn sits peii6n err
guido , alberto { los VisnIos J LEI
eSpsrapxss de Am6risa.
Este % 81 triunfo, estar - en- ID
lacra vie, & Cuyo largo srsss 81 olive
IL suyo t6rmino ,rsce sl laurel.
Z tar - d's3uOstoG , libres ptrI
irAhaiar dssididamsDte, poderosa
insAnSablemsnis, por 81 gobierno pro
Pio, que ss la bsse Oomdu , sssrsiA
de nusstTa dsslarSC.6n de prinsipios
squsl dsrteh para 81 Qus nue..rs
Smado pueblo seata de dar tan gen
tilfsima prusba de Aptitud On los re
aisnteu scmisios. Librss , dispussto,
{ FesIihsar lsysH srr6nsAS, hAssr otra,
nusVGs adssuadsS { nussIrs vide,
puEinear } snriQusssr 10 organism,
si6u J adminiIEssl6n Dc uusltros NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
POr able

trspgsros dssava hoy en- a Ckmara que sxfs On rsa'
ldsd una sentsntsS franco espaos en- 10 question do
Harruecos; que eSa <sntsntss eom alata de m modo
prAciiso los asusrdos de 10 eonsrsr eia dc Algssras
que sera sxsrissanents obSsrvada por ambos pAissa
AaAds que no hay razin alguna para qs Las dsm&s
nssiones deasonfsa nj tampcco intsnei6n slgana ts
psrludsAr os nterssss alemansa sn oil im eric mario
quf Ess scio del gobsrno frances % a,tua de sxha
ordtnAra trascsndsnaia 20 cree que podra enyolysr
graves psigros para 10 paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

: ri :espestkculo be aidn reAlmGntO Q
eonmovedor y sublime: nm gran sol
OspirituAI hA iluminado & nussSrA Iis-
YTa: IN gran Aphslo hA sircalado Dor
les almas; sgitAdo, tr6mulo, rAdiants
ol busn pueblo do Puerto Rico slam6
oon nm grito inmsnso y unknims por
lA conservation de 90 vida y 81 libsr'
led. Ninos y nuierss aComps aba \
{ los bravos pAlAdinsI de la idsa: 70.
AAdos infAntss sn Ponas fueron hsrAl'
dos On una procession civisA: bellAa
ssmaritanas 90 GuAysms. Ilsvarou
Agua On frsssos y sonoros eAntAros &
los DobFss sa1pssinos que sspsrAban
% turno On loa colsgios elestorslss,
hsio el tasgo psnetrants del esnis: un
0Adueo aneiano nos bendiio en- IL lie
aura do Santa IsSbsl.... ri Ole fn(
ssplGndido en- Ioda 10 1sls, ain una
goea de lluviA, sin una gotta de llanto,
sin uns gotta do ssngrs y, antsa dc QuG
les peusstivSs sombras del srsy & Gu
10 invadisran los GmbitoS, reaon6 On
los aires protundo , largo, como M
hlmno dc Glutk, sl vielorioao eantc
Dc 10 Union PusrscrriQusAa.
Ss dira que ssto O. posaia e
possia y ss Vsrdad, como 10 lux de-
EvApgelio. lConsolsdora verdadl Ne
YuG una misera lueha de partidos no
lilieos, sino sl glorioso lsvantamisnts
De an pusblo, dc TODD an pueblo con
Re una psQuGna parsiAlidad ineons
sisnIs do los destinos hist6risos , pro
vidsnsiAlsa do 50 patris. he Iquf Q
gyan Iriurfo: no sl del partido unionia
b sohrs 81 rspublisapoi 81 triurfo de
pusblo pueRtorriQusno sobrs 10 anu
lasI6u, sobrs la susrts, NusSIHo pueblo
eAba - suGles son los rumbol
del torvsniE, suGl sS L. tusizA VIA
cue dsbs impulsArle, sukl % sl ssmi
no de su rsdsnsi6po -. lnusstTo pus
bio va s0bs J sslA sAlvAdol
Esto aota por lG Union, en- Il
Oni6n J aohrs la Union dc PusrtC
Riso, nGs alto, mas distants, sono G
alslo Dc la tiara,
QisytapGpk Vus IOs VpiOpistsE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

dividaos del pueblo stacados de gss'
tro enseritts 8 fsbres sospeshosas,
aon gsntss del samDo. In loo hospi'
tales 90 ss!k dando este ease.
-Rl Ayustamisnto no AsordAdo
tsausfsriF 81 600 do - partidA do i'm
prsvistos, . 1000 que sstAban &C nsig.
nados para Les dseorasionss d. teAtro
y Sutorisar al alsAlds p,ra gu, 80 en-
trsvists con sl Tesoi SEQ do Puerto
Rico para vsr ii 80 poli5ls tranlferir
ana psrtidA dc %. 600 que hA sobrado
do las obras do los KoapitAlss NUM-
eipalss.
-Ha sidn nombrAdo maestro prin'
aipal De 10 EssusIA Ass&ntsA d. San
Juan. Mr. Roy Q. HAiess.
H Y llegArA dr F.jA-dn sl au'
perinIendsuSs do QQel "a ns1er,M Mr.
ChAs. q. F.ry.
~-Aysf fusron aueA la lihartAd
bsjo dttsrminAdAs Gopdiciooes !, . In
dividuoa AdriGn Colon y ] an HAuaA'
%, Que % hAllAhAn prss,i sou moIi.
70 del sriRsn de- sNiniilAs,S de b.
yam6n,
Aver estuvo On San Juan 81 jues
munisipAl do OSg1As, don Pedro veyg'
20 dc lA Oonsha.
HAN Sido dadAs da alta On al
hospital do NatsrnidA I'd Fslioita BAis,
viesnta Conds y AEusda HsrrAnd, Z &
ingrss6 Gagdalsna Colon.
-Segdn int1rmss, hA aldo ncm.
brAdo don Jo,k 1ufaats Ssavedrs
para oil cargo dc prt tesNr do mAtsmA.
tie.s dc 10 Essus.A NsanlcA dc San
JuAr.
--Por el soleslor do rentAs do Ma
ysstle = los subsolsstorss dc Rio
Piedr0s. gAbAnA Grands, MAnSf ,
Marisso han sido impusatas multaa
BOP vslnF de elll.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

nicipioa. "gnir eurando y tortAIs
eisndo 4 nueatFna pGlidos eampesinos,
sumentsr oil r6nero de sseuslas priD
marias y sstAbleosr una eorreecionn nl
para i6vsnes dslIncuentss, abrir ea'
minos para ID eirculasi6n de los fra.
GoS de Ia sierra y los dones del sspfri
tu. tomspsAr en- todoS sus 6rdenes sl
sngrsrd dec'miento y el honor dc nuss.
to pueblo.
ssremoS tsI VIZ cohlbidos por ID
Ahsurda Snt!r 6mioA ley constitusio
nal, que impids l& constitution d
nussiro uusb'o. No imports; lueha.
rsmos, forseieAremos, olsmArsmos ,
sl SAbio y iusIo y tusrse pueblo sme
risaro eseuehs' { plAeido y otorgarl
bsnigHo = demAnda del pueblo puer
torriqu.n no, ten asbio, tSn iusto, tar
fusTts. en- 30 dsrechl yen Dlos. Fl
su derecho, ante DioI; On Dios, sobrs
% derPeh"...lEl solo ss grSnde ]
oAnipotapIs, ca el iiempo, 90 sl eupa
cic, On lR vida univasa ! IEl syuds
los d6bilsa y los hAse fusrIss con ID
trauIfuSi6n de 81 invlstS fortaltxll
PSrA todo cato, rnioniah 8; pars
TODD eIto, rspublicanoS, lA psz y o.
amor. PaI6 10 guerra, ahora la psx
shora 10 frStsrnidAd. persIrsse aho
70 de una soils sspirae46u 81 b!en de-
pueblo puertorriqutfol 81 sl partIdc
repuhlisAno sSyo On el veueimis nlc
tisns lA sAntIdad del vsreido; ai sAyt
sxtinto, Ia sAntidad de 10 mue.Ie :,
Tran f6rmsss, rsger ereIs, rs.iva J
tsndlA la santldAd dc lA reaurres
si6nl
CsIe toda ssmpEfia de pArtido con
ira los repubiicinoF Por h0rdo J
terrib'e que fuerA sl sg,avio, lansdC
eItk por 81 b6hsplo de Is g'orlA SaI
FrAnsiIeo de AIS, euanoo IN lobS
optso hundir on aus puras eAYneS lol
sgudos solmilloS, ls llam6 ehsrmsnC
lobos , par6 ls tis a. con 81 rsyC
todopodsroso del amo'. Ellos no sol
hsrts, son en- verdAd hsrmAnbz nuas
tr0s; aQuf ahull6 IN lobo sn eI tIndc
Lda loa hsmpoa; tl sAtaESI Do Ii msa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
Enfermedad del sueno.
Refnedio confirtnado,

SsiEon -occhtnshina -Noviemhrs I3.-Los fasulta
Mvos fra 'sssss ssesgados dc hAssr sxpsrsnos para
10 surasi6n do 10 sufarmsdad del ausao por sl tymol
nan sonprohsdo que rsalmenss 90 alaanzan fxtos "a
nafassorios que ssta dosnsiA. hasta shora insura
DE- % ecmbAtida triunfa msntn De sinsusn.a seis
essoa somstidos al tymol, eiueuenAa suasro eas6n
iasfa 40 sodo psligso menos que ocurra ana reside
aas 40 seguro % eurarG tsmbi6a. L. academic dc me
dsna 90 Paris snviarG ssta solonia uno d, aus mas
sssorss fssorss para der mayor Autodad 81 dessu
brmiento cienti6so.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
Siniestros ferroviarios.
Mas de Glen rnuertos,

New York, Novismbre IA. -Ha ocurrido uns coli
Alon Dc trsnss de ls sBaltlm0,e Osi1 RaroAd CompA
nJs On las 1oess que sruzan el Eta1o de Indisra E
shoQus fce sspantoso Mas de sen psrsonss
% 10 cAta'trofs hay muehAs hsridAs quemaass La
mayor parts do los musrtos smgrsntes ruaoa que
90 driRisn las regones mn0 as agrfcolas del ssn
iro Aaegdrase que e orgsu d. que fue sl dsseuido
de 10 tslsgeshsts que olvd6 avsar <vfs ocupad, Sc
tnvian CON tcda prest'zA trenas dc soeorros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15

Ilra que en- IL hiitoria prtpM q cor
auS ma dsdsS, EN- sus o6ios, con pus
guerraH, 81 restablselmienIo J 81 trir n
TO De IL rs abrA del stH r.....
labrA do ffAtsrnidAd, hstmanos uuio
nis1As, hsFmanoS FspVbisAnOs, hiios
puUtorriQusnoIl
I'll ramo de lSuytl debs ser 81 70
no ds olivs. lpIIl II vsyimcs lcdos
sn pss q scmbaIir lA msntira , ais
VAntsF ca tFiuEfo sl alma de II Ials,
nueatra nadi . amorbski
LOSE De DIEGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
MR.. ROOSEVELT
LEGO 1 Colon sysr.-visja
on ell acOrazad0 ameri-
ean0 <Loulsiana.s
LLEGADA A PONCE
Almorzara en- el pueblo de
Csyey, llega rdo a San
Juan por Ia tarde.

Aver Io' IL m'nApA 90 Yeo!b!6
on IL Estssd6n Naval nm a.rsrgra
ms. anunsi sndo 90, por 10 tards lie
gsrfa Mr.. Roossvslt & Col3n.
ID Presidsnte legA,G & IL eiudad
do Ponce sl "a el u Aeorsxsdo <Lou.
siana1 con una eseolta do doa oruea'
res asors szados.
Galdrk 80 10 eindAd dsl sur pa
ssDco por Jusna Dfss y Cosmo en-
caycs rasb os 90 Ce'endrA e!ncn mi
nusos para saludsr 4 lac anloyidt dss
Locales.
La CAysy psrmanecsrk mAs item
pc, { sausA de 4nedarss 4 almolz Ear
sn dieho Rustlo. Al stseso 10 s.t&
adornAndo oil Cuartel dc 1,fantsria,
sitio donds 81 llsvAr& { tfecto sl al
mnsfxr. De eli - ara para Csguas
y RIO PIserss, On eAdA uno do euycs
pusblos hal & una larsds de cineo
miDutos, siguisndo visie & San Juar,
sdonds llegtr & las sireo y msdia.
Sara rssibido por sI AicAlde "
Ayunlamiento On el Arco de triul 70
que 90 lsvsnt, rG en oil limise dc las
marallas derribadas, que forma ban el
sereo do San Juan.
A eada lado do disho Arso habrG
eomE aafas del Htg'm.ento Puertorri-
outH1 qsa ssso!tAr&n al P.elidsnle
hssts 10 FostAlssa.
A lee sists J media 90 eele5rar& ell
bapquste On 10 Mansion Eiesuiivs "
las s4 10 rtespsi6r, rAra epyo Gcto 90
rsparlirkn las oporiunss invltaaiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-15
Las tres naciones
contra Marruecos.

PArfs, N1visnbrs A-L,s tres gobierno Do Ingla.
ssrfa, EIpsHa Frarca, nchsSAn On absolute Lou
eondeionss propuestas Dor el SuGa de Marrusaos
psra los aausrdos do 10 Corfsranaia dc Algaeiras.
Cresse que 20 snviark un ultimsum apoyado por las
tres essuadraa que. al el Sultan 80 sonste sarku
bombardeados los puertos nvAdIdo el terrisoro sin
mayor dsmora. La e4psstaei6n 90 grande, porque se
tame que Alemanla sostspgA Al Sultan