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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-31
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK

Trenton, N. P.-The Great Western
Sugar company increased it's capital
stock from twenty millions to thirty
million dollars.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-31
400 MARINES AT GUANTANAMO

A cablegram received at the navy
department announced the arrival at
Guantanamo of the cruiser Columbia
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-05-31
BRYAN REACHES BUDA PEST
Present in Parliament During Deliv-
cry of Sneech

Buda Pest-William ]. Bryan was
present during the delivery of Presi
dent Wekerles speech before parlia
ment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
On LA C0RTE DE- DISTRIHQI
DEL DISqRITO JUDICIAL DE- SAN JUAN, P. R.
EStadoS Unldos de America.
I'll 'reSldente s
de los Estaaos UnidOs.
DECLARACI6N DE DOMINIC

PoR CUANTO, habiendo presentado
el Abogado Don Francisco Ramirez
de Arellano una moci6n nombre de
Do1a Agueda Paris, solicitando el
dominic de la 5i9uiente fnca:
Terreno sito en- ei barrio de Pue-
bio de Santur.e tGrmino municipal
de san Juan compuesto de una cuer-
da, equivalcnte treinta areas, trein-
ia cent5reaS, 40 cents, colindando
por el Norte, on Canuto Manso; por
el Sur, con Jose Antonio Gutierrez;
por Ell EotC con Socorro Llanos; Y
por Ell Ocste ON Mati1de Bret"
PoR TA>go, h,4biendose dispues-
Ito por el Honorable Emilio del To-
70, Jue4 de esta Corte de Distrito, Sc
Ipubllque Il peticion por tres veces
en- un pei ,odlco de los de mayor cir
culaclon d. sta Ciudad. para que los
que ten9an 5ls0n derecho real sobre
el inmueble / critic, las personas
tgnoradas qeI7tes pueda perjudi-
car Ia IN tp l}a y en- general todo-
lei cue deac~ " vrse pueda efectua1
10 dentIo d@ sesc ia dfas naturales
l1oro et oente en- San Juan de
Puerto rzlco 25 de Enero de 1906
lose r. Figueras, Secretario. ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
Buena nOticia

En- Ell antigua my acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazaar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de R. Monies, Sc acaba de
recibir un immense surtido de casi-
mireS ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece q su numerUsa clientele y al
p1blico en- general
En- ropa hecha tambien hay un ex-
tense surtido- de elegantes trajes. los
que Sc detallan desde So a SI4. Cuen-
ia tambien el Ba7sr con an surtido de
abrigos para caballeros v n,fIos, propioS
para viajes g3rras. e9misas, cuellos,
pufIos.. .tirantes. cinturones, ligaS, cal
zoncilllos. corbatas, medias, y muchos
mas artlcuios del ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27

n
IDon Frisco tuvo que baiar la
cabeza y resignarse con su
|suerte. Cuando la levanto fue
lpara contestar al Intervention
ldel tren que le decia:
-1El billete2
No he tenido tempo de sa-
carlo.
BILE.
| Como.
Con la cara.
Pago Don Frisco Y atin tuvo
que soportar las burlas de I'm
viajero andaluz, que exclamaba
guiilando ell ojo a los demas;
: Compare. ISe guerra este
collar de momio? lOle, los hom-
breS con grasia!
EsCarnecio, nervioso, devo-
rando la indignation y ahogan-
do la ira, Don Frisco echo pie
a llerra en- la estacion del Nor
tie; ALI tomo un carruaje que
10 condujera a la fabrica de
sombreros, pero el carruaje sc
paro en- mitad de la Cuesta de
San Vicente.
-lQue pasa?-pregunt0 Don
PrlscO saCando la cabeza per
la ventanilla.
Que a este" le ha dado el
ataque-contest0 el cochero Sc
nalandO al caballO.
-iY vamos a estar mucho
tempo aqui?
-Suelen durarle de dos a dos
horas Y media.
-Pues me voy a pie.
-Puede usted hacer 10 que
guste, con tai de que me pa
que la Carrera
Opdsose don Frisco, chill6 el
COcherO; no acudierOn los guar
dlas, segun cOstumbre, Y ell po-
bre senior, para llbrarse de in
sultos, solt6 la peseta Y sc fue
andandO hasta la fabrica. gE
-lSOmbreritos de nino de pa
ja?-pregunt6 a un dependiente.
-Hombre, nifios de paia no
tenemos-dijo aqu6l con Sorna.
va entiende usted 10 que
luiero decir.
Mas de media hora invirti6
don PriSCO en- encOntrar ell SOM
brero que buscaba. Por ultimo
dlo con uno exactamente igual
al del nino de Aguacate.
-iEste, este es!-grlto salts
techo.
-iGracias a Dios!-diio Ell de
pendiente.
-Abora voy a tomar la me-
dida.
Y echando manoa a la cartera
busco en- Su seno el papelito.
De pronto vi0sele palidecer V
arrimandose al mostrador dilo
con voz que parecia salir del Sc
pulCro.
-lDios mio! iMe he dejado la
medida EN- "El Escorial'l
Luis 7ab0ddd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
Cronica alegre

mean en- El EScorial de Arriba
con SUI niflo Prisquin, que es
una especie de rama y adernas
IN tirano. verdugo de los pa.
pas, a quienes trae de cabeza
en- aquel domicilo no sc hace
mas que 10 que manda Pris
quin.
Dias pasados al nino sc lie
metio entire ceja y ceja que sus
papas habian de comprarle un
sombrero de paja, exactamente
igual a uno que usaba ell nino
de las de Aguacate.
-Yo 'tero" un "sombero" CO.
mo Ell de "Rafalito" o"-decia ell
muchacho puesto de bruces So
bre los baldoslneS.
-Levantate. cielo mio-con-
testaba la madre.-No tie sofo-
ques que Sc te va d subir la san
gre a la cabeza.
jYo "tero" un sombero!"
T, hijo mio. 81; Sc te com
prara; pero hay que ir por el a
Madrid-anadi0 el padre.-En
FL ESCorial no los venden.
i Pues que vayan a Madrid!
-grito el chico.
FL papa entonces dijo a su
mujer:
NADIA, NADIA. Yo me voy ma
mana en- el tren que pasa por
aqui a las cuatro. Llevo la me-
dida de la Cabeza de Prisquin,
Y a las Siete de la tarde me te-
neis aqui de vuelto con ell SOM
brerito.
-Es 10 mejor - aSlnti6 la
mama.
Don Frisco sc aCosto muv
tempranO, pues tenfa que ma
drugar para coger el tren de las
cuatro. Antes habia tornado la
medida con un papel a la cabe-
"a del muchacho, que calzaba
una porcion de centimetrOs.
Guardo el papel en- la cartera;
desnudose, rezo 10 que tenia por
costumbre Y despues de apagar
la luz, qued6se profundamente
dormidO.
No eran aun las tres Y va es-
taba diciendole la criada:
-iSehOr, senior; levantese us
ted!
-lQue oCurre?-pregunt0 don
Frisco todo asustado.
Que son las tres.
Vistiose don Frisco de prisa
y corriendO, perO como estaba
aun a medic despertar, no en-
contraba las botas, nj la corba-
ia, nj los anteOjos Y anduvo por
la alCoba hecho un azacan, en-
busCa de 10 que le faltaba. Por
1ltimo dio con todO clio Y va
listo, nOt0 que no sc hab1a desa-
yunado.
II Eulogia! -dijo a la criada
-sirveme el chocolate que aun
me queda tempo.
Por pronto que quiso andar
la Chica Cuando acab0 de hacer
-el desayuno, eran las cuatro
menos cuarto Y don Frisco re
nuncio al chocolate Y echo a
Correr haCia la eStaCi0n medic
ahogado. Al llegar al anden ell
tren iba a partir Y don Frisco
Sc coloco de golpe en- I'm ca
rruaje donde le recibieron con
grandes protestas.
-lEl demonio del hombre!
iSe tira usted sobre una como
ST. una fuese de paia!-grit6
una viajera gorda
-Ustedes dispenser. bal
buceo don Frisco.
hay personals que visten
de caballerO y son muy ordina-
rias-anadio el esposo de la
gorda.
Durante todo el camino ell po-
bre hombre fue blanco de las
chuf1etas de los viajeros.
Don Frisco tiene un quiste
cebaceo sobre la ceja derecha
: Y todoS eran a haCer chiste so
bre Ell quiste, haSta que el, per
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
s. A. LUZ ELECTRICA
Servco de da noche Corrente continue baja tension
mo HAY PELIGROI

r5 Sc oda tSaenes pabne
a@lpar oAse ae install
eBResIss rsusde
armasa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

James AdGniS AUleTrcGn OaSintSS
ror ard graduate Of West Poinf. - a
Porfs az thc opening q the 0Te1f '1o'
Aeftrccn France and Germany ne 60
aasrs ga q balloon rccOnnCisS0Hc Joy
"a Fre-ch nGrrOtCly escapes cdp.@ft
a. German troops. and - tcrecktg "a
- . oroanfS OF the Chateau LGghnat-
a. p~0ure he IS nurScd - Atn'ec-
ne Counts daughter. iriih HhoH ~,
farrx IN lore The Germons d9lIhtt
80 tnrs the Chateau for hcooqnafler y
Ss-TcSvar n Ger.dH Colonel oIief
ssnrS tu charge Of the ChafeGA. iHSl.'s
afvree aaf a. attacked BY Adams. me
ga BEING stopped bV the Kaiser. tc'tn
,.ham adams ~ personally Gcqaai''tel
,Asr-S i0irS tie GcTEson n HSSors. "a
- Col. Ie,oenbcr1, IN Old frtena. oi'I
Aeoorcs acquainted nth FiesSchmanl'
a 1ioarfir sergeant. tcho later pr0Ues .
n n TREND ca need. The army MOI q
,.esf % meet the French. 400 %
To,~r-bere aud FIcischmorR lead -
,-,buSh. fefcafirg Frcnch eoiu ~
RETURNING o. camp. Adams - aHloI'-
pa Aimee has GSstSfcd ~ rae 60
~ . F-~nch spy. bdfOsr. fuN's9 So
&C., ~ her carriage. CraeS HiaH q,
c,,,qlr~ are 90 psrsuif- Wtfh 3 'e's,.
,rour Adams mpvesScs German -
Automobile and THShes o. Airsst o'--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

watching each other ike hawks, then !
% and al IL again. back and forth. Ses
ara slash. thrust and parry. untI -
see-aed 10 me that al nay lie lohs
had been doing this th1ng. and thAt
should continue until TIE end OF tlIlS.
At last my anger rose &SslA-
twisfed his sword % one SIDE anu
nriczee him beneath the arm nA&
fo~ = hsnr" / cried. 4 shall press iess
H~hrlv the next tine. Put down yo1f
sword aud deliver the lady 10 me OF
Vou SHALL die. traitor"
Trh, word struck home nor AAsN =.
ne cursed me, and came In VIII sfe- -.
/ sm,eeDinE stroke that would have Sue
/ ~. IN two had Il reached is marx D.
! 7 zfooped. caught his blade hear ~ :
hEIt and wfsh strong upward u1t -
fhrc,v nut him OF his guard ~
I though II vas unSise. cosisldcriuS H's
necertaiu status with the f1ropeIoI
B. rs TOO Tar gone with hate &19 w.
, s.-sv,erstion 10 recede. My sword cam
! 5ovSn with heavy. drawing stroAe-
; 1890 the side OF his head. stsSins =.
a. ear. II nst deep into the muscSs Q
- TNlclc corded neck II struck tn
, ro1lar bore. shattered Il. and turned ~
: ward And rs he staggered back an
r feII. carrying down table and cnalE' ~
Mood spurted TO the low ceinng an
e I knew that my Work was wen soNo-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12
CHATTER Y

.s -,- sa-riiiar with the road over
-@f.r g,. -r-r. travelling. ana CN-ll i'-
AFFORD O. Boz reckless Nl-A - s-
t,,-,s ntt-er that arrive 3 tcW nll--
u "a g. -r~~ rrt al au Yet the pace
tn Elaut llto-lo-'l-t N.--e -...7
-t...,s ~ rfeisch mann. Tor presently
800 ass heavy voice III my e-'. -. ..
-Cott uuG Hlmucut II IS too tArt
There is no danger si.o--, 80 -.
Il know the machine as YOU A-~'
ycur horse
Presently be spoke agaln. -,....,..,
-.Sye shaU be arrested AZ the chAteAl u
Tney VIII telephone from nc~14u~l
uss disagrceahls thought
ss-ouls 4 suspicion arise az camp .AS -
- intention. tne rear guar ~
cs1afeau would De ordered ts w
~---s- ,,s But Fleischmann rose 90 tN'
--f-- ,. hf aid So often In times o
svo,,t,ie once more heard his voice
M ear. 80, ,-..k ,h. vyi-c
glanced upward where. az 1-' =
- .ha road Two strands * wire W
~n-rnrtad or iron poles or on SenFe"
80 tr.-es \ had seen the sienAl GU 1
NJ vrcrE and knew t-e S4e-otH -
NJ .er rri~e. OF heavy N"pfSf. w..
tarouEh line. cz-endins rAeA 49, +
MeuS-. into Lorl aint. o. ~.
--.sa.ftsfel lines. sous. i1to tnc 80
MOUNTAINS where % cortls-te1 y $50 y
amy ~ tnt crown Prince, opei s-l--e
sha S1utheastcrn border 70
Nh or irou- was a local tS'-.--.
only from the chateau 20 TIC "'--
ters o. ihl Aisue River ,.,-..,..
II was daring act-d"iln 49, "
sever This line az comm - .-...- -
We We're Wul- -AI' A-lr '------
rust S-e ir through ....
slarkrnsf speed and FleiscnnlA
s--e-- r~or the car. 4 ne WIS W.
her fastened 60 tau pow.
"shl- nee lr irr tt' - 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

sane down on hands and feet. IKE
80 A moment later We we're Oh again
AZ fun speed -.
YSlst forty minutes had passed wnsn !
sa1r Ear away 10 the southeast, a nue-
.er Of white high IN the trees II w.
rha balloon case-the remnants o. -
Eanue--and ! knew we were near NNN
end Of our run -..,s,-
The infantry guard az the gate 49, *.
rs-es my uniform and saaOteo -
svvert through the gates. Al tGe 49,.
SorS-ra set me brake leapeo ITO" -
80 aud rushed into the chateau, NJ
sword clanking ominously oenino -
There vas no change In the appe1l-
aura ~ the rooms. save that tn~l ~.
sassrfes7 The tables were stin n1@0.
,rstf nape-s. blankets lay upon b ht
cots lust as they had been thrown -. -
when ths sieepers arose II seemed
dead place: Yet with great BOD :.
nv heart that I might ind Aimee 1hst
,aese,a quietly through the ca - 49,.
nariars ana on TO the small family oln
snr-ro0rrs beyond. which had oeen y
served for the Emper0r's private @p@i
Rent- - ., n,
i threw back the savy curtain a. -
doorway. A man stood within ne -
-Ssen suddenly 20 his feet from cnel
Nv a small table on which lay S@STTss
ana maps left by the Emperor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12
WOMAN OPPOSING En-
TENSION OF SUFFRAGE
To WOMEN.

Mrs. Caroline b. Coro.n ot CHICAGO.
h.s served notice on Chairman les
slr- Roze.thal q the clty's nc~ enAf.
or convention committee on munlel tl
elections. that there are women VIC
az, orroref 20 the extension or inc
s-,..N Is % women Mrs Cornn i-
-~esifenf of rho Illinois, Aso
o-n0eef 20 che Extension OF Sl-erl-t
~ women. she has published many
r---~ most 20 fhcm uuou social qnea
tions. and is a contributor 20 uAn'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

~HE STAGGERED BACK AND Fkll-
- which sat Griesraan and his oreei.s, /
e,,silS- talkfnc. The innkeeper cam,
fo~Vvard with = smile o. ~elcot,-S-
ugaved him aside and turned 10 N'-is
-an- Who looked up with sheer.
..Ah. Herr Adams. 50 you have e0'''~
for the LADY, .s..-,s L.
s,,,rav-'' i replied. Il wish 10 SO 1et -
once. - t,,os
He broke out into moe klns - -. =,
in which the others JONES 81. =
vou shall. 50 you shah see neI' -
~utIx. perhaps. But you must - -
rat she Is a prisoner OF war-1-s 30
s.sshe Is 10 be released ! said. notly-
II heard from The Emperor your rss's' I. :
II is said that she aided the spy -
1 lour. 10 escape. Yon VIII prove q
4 release her -. -..-s,
sriesman took the time dehoer !,
n draw from his pocket 4 cigar ana =
light II before he spoke re Knew -
1 i was burning with impatience and an
ser. Leaning hack ana speaAlLll
1 through a cloud OF smoke ne made "A
| hearf Leap with delight
. There s. nothing In the cnarEe' =
, far az n relates 90 mademoaseiie. Lo
, which am glad. since my res@ro Is
! fer Is very-tender. may say
: He paused TO take IN the loa eAec'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

,-o-e the uniform OF a Frcssi4n p ~ -
% caralry-darS blue NJ 49, -, - i
- ,,,r,,r,r- But what struck me wAs
- aftir,1ae OF terrified surprise ~
,.rrffe,ess OF his face. the elttr - -
email eycs. lie thrust mo as - ~
r,o.-Set a packet ~ payers tn1t
- rava. his features relaxed IA
s-S,- es~<iv smile and he salated.
~Nonsieur startled me. he 500. -. -
4 bourgeois French am AZ w.. -
( these papers which have oseA ''-'
pl.r,,ssal a. ne WAS. and with nav
r,,sI-v look I stiu knew tnat ,'l1"e
V,he~e. and recently. / had seen nli4 p, p. =.
utterly different surround m g. 2, -
49,. ~. III, time Tor thousht. " mere
- - Colonei-Gricsman y" sSked-
IN. a. not here. He has gone-Sa9F H.
sine. daylight. after the SPY -
I .p-ns.s back and met flei ss,hi-l-e l,i,
..NIademoiselle Is not hefe- NJ -
nor is Griesman. We must io'-o''
/, a. The outer door spoke % = siare
who sat ora n stone oene- 49,, y.
: seff. who IS the man WITHIN 1880,
q We is Colonel Griesu1ans inteFpre
J. ter ne replied.
. Hts name
e Jacques Grevoir-
p All "A FreuchUln-
bur~ied down the steps Fleiseh
i mann was already iu the caf- Ac u,
% north. ~ sad Az t'A ,It -.
A~a ~ the north We went on Lne VIM
c~eroir-Iacques GrcVo-r. NE n.'i-
l+he face haunted me. lnrn tf'l-'.
be~..I Jacques. the SER iie --'r -
the club. WY had seen "-'. ~
- .rfrht before ] lett Paris. 80
= ats ra r.~.e Gresham intei pFete
n before could pursue me pecg.iar 3,
~ nation further We rcA-otA a l.-
u ~oea ana stopucd in 0ifh'Al
r.f
For trarks There was no Gear -
.. .res. $50 they covered either roa
i. showfnr that horscmcn had gone
,,< both directions s
e,~rn rouse near by. and returned le'
fr- "A s0rry looking pinlsn h'T-@
4 ~ .-rfs no great AFFAIR cvmptfe4
81 vour iron stccd. he -iia- VIZ
49,. smile. but I viii manage ~ -
rs ~r.aa and viii turn TO the LETT 4
~ ~,al~ run PARALLEL Tor some miles
-. vou DO not nut her. c-t @el-'s i
- fotn me. IL DO NOT. Wiz l',- 20
80 lac SWUNG 90 the saddle ana 'o-- VA
- "a smart Eait o..
AZ a.. \ small VILLAGE obtained ini
- nation that party. tn three Gag ga,
Ia ma passed az sunrise. totioNt - =
-.-a hours later BY q siil-il oe-s Il, -. -,
-, pushed on. groVi rE rec Ateas .A
- chase and running many ilsAa Ca
~. marrow. winding ROAD
Ar a. f,sr came uDon them 20 tle
the tie village o 80 - -isse d,
by - y ..,.,... 80 .ha ..-ase
sEes tt'- 49, &c. ~ rhe after
the Ne1~-- II v-,ir. 81 ths latcues
& on VS. f,.,,..,,s thera stool a.
'l-.,. risra recognized the NeA.---
n-ns afro.-.-- ana hardly waiting Tor
~'i -rachine e. stop. rushed GOV ~
y 10 here - vs. '''
Aes -v-here is your Colonel-
ana on. .s them sllltci. With scan
80. ana pointed 90 "a low. stoue
were tWe.ts 49, 80 h.atlrE fast
Iie h@~trAt'-' - ...,r f.r~
No. The room was Ions "ith io" ee
/" 49, ma s,rnxWhat dark ON one
j. stretchei a row of small tapies' a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

-. 49,. war rrittsnx ny tcetn.
ss,-- -, 10 keep m1scI 49, 4
sounds. Yet ] would aear nm - ~
en - ~,n ten you briefly. that yos HnaS
- fhs f-cts 10 HIS NeJeSty-
-. - Iafour was 10 - snes
ss,,-,rls.. Yesterday rncrnirS - -
/ =. at a DAY. hoping 10 -.
4 Mn valuable iaforuia iinn- $3.50. t-rt
ana her party. n IT, 49,. ss~n' la
- 80 uas confined In one y
a ~~iiars must have hripcl 80 -. -,
~e-1-,rts and sorneho~ stlll,s- -, -,
r-,fars and cntered tne 20. - ~ - -
vhere Pc hit beneath a 49, ..-. 49,,
- -, discovered ~ hrra 10y -
49,. = ~so-,~ Vas gone. hut in tt--l 80,
/ -.--~fsh-r.rtt. omitted - rci-'l -
fhfs morning. gtvin& ne 80 ~.
e,.,- No,srs In which % 80 aNat,
p re.-'...--.--,- So vc.ir frie1ls. rl%ccfil. /.
/. ! ss,ie sr-iae., 40 stop en- route Tor =
h - an acquaintance. ana W - =
q sifac,iity Ira overtAking tntil- u. -
e The spy IS soae' 90. -. esa had IA
z -,--.-,e ,,ieasur~ Of shooting shel. =.
In --.,.a - Iat9ilr Those ar tnt -
q -.,I ~,u VII pardon ny suss e-~lol 80 80.
roa return Immediately 40
ID rato them 20 the Emperor ,. b..
,g 81 ret-~n n my own pleSsAt'
e. r.-1saa My orders do no. So. II
yon request YOU -
~ Maaernoiscfle l.aEunaN 49, IL.
- I ~eaiiv believe that Sricst.a- -- Z
in -ated rne as a nghter 10"
ut nave known my trainlnS On. IA
re -. without fear. amt As ... i
nes with a mouse. thinkink 70 =.
IA. another playful bate. he
last degree % insult .t-.,,.
AZ 81 ~. to,t VOC that rnadeiifo.
ga. nv r,~fsr-c- As such she mas ~
ow Nru She l. also my com - -.
such she dos not vs. ,.,r,r :
,rd M -,nnsfe-r e. vas but Al 49, :
m $50 49,, sat upon my i~p, A. So
and brushes and - :
re- Z so~.-r,- ~ him With ~ cath-
svv,~a came from it, scaooata W..
angry hiss Had te...N -, =.
trnVtllsc Ia craven ~--4 A@.- -
+rt- instant But I merely sthAcs
rss fecs with The nat of the olale-
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12

magazines. Her hrst important "oIS >
"A q header OF her SEX. was AZ -
Foundation OF the Association Ter tns
Advancement OF Women. The nos
rscent book which she has oEougnt
c,,& h a Women's Philosophy OF
Love" published IN 1889. Mrs Cor s d !.
c--,r.osss vronan's sufferase, on ne
rround that IL threetens home Ills
ana Is an adjunct 20 Socialism
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-05-12
PERFECTLY DEVELOPED WOMEN
pr.urIEuI womEn. YOUR foam AND fto-
uRE 4ADE PERFECT.


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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-21

its part in the proposition to con-
struct an undergrade crossing, as
many citizens have believed the rail-
road company stands ready, it an
f1ounces, to carry out the original
agreement made with the city. This
agreement was for the railroad com.
pany to pay sixty per cent of the
cost, the city to pay the balance, pro
yided, however, that the city coul
induce the street ear company b
waive right to the use of the stret.
The railroad company laboring u
der the belief that the city practidl-
ly had abandoned the idea of an ln7s
degrade crossing, has entered a
firm protest against street bing
constructed over their tracks. 'ur-
thermore it asks to be placed onrec-
ord as ready to carry out its ortinal
agreement at any time the cityshall
reach an understanding with the
street ear company.
Efforts in the past to get n Of
fetal agreement with the Richmond
Street and Interurban CompaE that
it would relinquish its frnehise
right to use West Second stres, have
not been successful
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-21
REFUSED TO SHOVEL SNOW
WORKMEN ON TRACTION LINE
QUIT AT BAD TIME.
I. & E. Company Refuses to Allow
Men to Ride Free and Trou-
BILE Follows.

The heavy snow and general block
ade of the streets came at most in
opportune time for the Indianapolis
& Eastern and the Richmond Street
& Interurban Ry., as on account of
certain demands by the traction COM
pany, the track men refused to work
and there was no one to clear away
the snow excepting the regular con-
ductors and motormen.
Until recently, the trackmen have
been allowed to ride free, to and
from their work on the interulban
cars. Many of them reside in Center
vile and work in this city, making
the trip over and back on the inter
urban cars. This privilege was TAX
en- from them and they refuse to pay
their fare, staying away from work.
No settlement has been made with
them and the conductors had to man
the shovels and "dig.'
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-21
BATTLE WITH THE SNOW
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS WORK
UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
In Many Places the Roads Were I'm
passible and Farmers Made
Way For Them.

Centerville, Ind, March 20. (Spec-
iaD In spite of the snow the three
rural mail carriers out of this city,
William Dunkle, Charles King and
Walter Matthews carried their
routes today. The experiences these
men had will not be forgotten by
them for some time to come. 1t was
one continual battle with the snow
from start to finish. The average
time these carriers took in carrying
their routes was IL hours and 45
minutes. When the weather is IA
vorable the longest route is carried
in 6 hours.
The roads in the vicinity of Cen
terville were almost impossible but
where the snow was the deepest was
near Abingdon and around the Dood-
ridge settlement. Snow in these
places drifted many feet deep. Dun
kle, King and Matthews state that
some places along their routes it was
impossible to drive their wagons
through the snow and farmers had
to clear paths for them with snow
drags.