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The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

There is young physician who has never been able to smoke cigar. Just one poisons me- said the youthful doctor.
 Recently the doctor was invited to a large dinner party When the women had leIt the table cigars were accepted by all the men except the physician Seeing his friend refuse, his host in aStoniShment exclaimed
 What, not smoking? Why my dear fellow you lose half your dinner"
 "Yes, I know l do, meekly replied the doctor, "but if I smoked one should lose the whole of 1t. y
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures stomach and liver trouble as it aids digestion, and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritating these organs like pills and ordinary cathartics. It cures indigestion and sick head -aehe and chronic constipation. Orino Lax ative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes Brown X Nelson.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
A Chance For Satisfaction

If you ever bought box of Witch Hazel Salve that failed to give Satis- faction the chances are it did not nave the name "E. C. DeWitt& Go. print ed on the wrapper and pressed on the box. The original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve never fails to give satiS- faction for burns, n ores, hoils, letter, cracked hands, etc. For blind, bleed ing, itching and protruding piles II affords almost immediate relief. 1t stops the pam. Sold by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Docs 1t Do Any Good.

What good does it dc you to eat if your stomach fails to digest the food None. It does you harm-causeS belching, sour stomach, fatulence, etc. When the stomach fails little Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after each meal will digest what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. Kodol is thor ough dIgestant and will afford re- lief from any disorder due to imper. feet digestion or mal-aSsimilation. Sold by II. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Tells Abo ut Washington.

1910 Boylston Ave, N, Seat tie. Wash, March g Ed. News: It has been real long time since I sent a line to you, and vet don't know just where to be- pin. Know the sort of feeling you had when you were in your teens and your girl was bashful and her pop and her big broth CT and Aunt Ann" were all rub bering? Well, that's 1t.
 Referring to the weather want to say we have had about 2S clear days i'll this month, and also the coldeSt weather of the winter, which was about 56 above zero. and we have not had snow enough to mention. But the Sev- eral nights with freezing wealth. er cooked the early flowers and the new mown lawns, and 1t was feared fruit was injured but 1t was not known that the blossoms were not far enough advanced. Now remember, l have been speaking of Seattle and Puget Sound. In eastern Washington it was much colder, Of course. and 1t was thought that the ear lv wheat was about blown out of the ground, there being little or 10 snow. But those fellows over there are "immunes, you could not get up combination of weather that would put them out of business, or keep them from getting under the wire on time. The fact is they are on Easy Street anyway, and would still be if they didn't raise ,'bean" for year. An Eastern Wash ington farm, large or small is yeritable MINT, that's all. As to Seattle she's bounding ahead beautifully. The Chicago, Mill waukee X St. Paul, the Washing ton Northern, the Hartman line and the Canadian Pacific are all erowding in, three of them are hammering for franchises now, and have already paid more than six million dollars in coin for traGkage and terminal grounds and will tunnel under the city as the Great Northern did. All this sends realty values skyward and many snug fortunes have been made since January 1st. Tn order that you may lot think this a fshy story l hand you a clipping from today's Sunday Times stating approximately the amounts cleaned up and giving the names and pictures of several of the men, and add that the cleanups have nearly all been made within the past six months.
 This year and next will be
 
 wonderful years of growth for Seattle and Puget Sound. As an example of what's doing will cite one for instance Mr. James \. Moore, who owns the Hotel Washington or Denny Hill, the finest hotel north of San Fran cisco, and for which he was offer ed million dollars for hotel and grounds, agrees to tear It down at his own expense and grade a 20 foot street through the so foot hill for a distance of two blocks If the city will pave the street so
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

What Is before the Senate?' asked Senator Foraker.
 '.1 au, responded Tillman.
 Nothing unusual in that. The Senator IS always before the Senete.
 No doubt" rejoined Tillman that my parliam entary status just now Is somewhat question: able, but l was just submitting some remarks on the general cussednesS of things '
 And then Senator Tillman. be- Ing keyed up to the proper pitch, created d new word in the Eng fish language.
 When Tillman in speaking ean- Hot find just the word he wants he indulges in gestures like man swimming. He spoke of the de- lay encountered in the Senate Tn getting action on his resolution for inquiry into charges of the campaign corruption. "There has been-
 He halted and swan vigor- ously.
 There has been to much hug germuggering' with this impor- tant matter"
 John Sharp Williams, Demo- cratic leader, told one of his pointed stories today during the tariff debate in the House.
 The gentleman from New York, Mir. Payne" said MT. Williams, .has said III answer to the demands from New England for tariff revision that we must not be too precipitate in approach ing this subject. He reminds ne of the man who had been in a poker game forty-eight hours and who then, when the others started to go, said;
 Good Lord don't be iu such a hurry to break up the game.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

childurinates too often, fthe urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet ting, depend upon it, the canze tte dlitl- culty is kidney trouble, hrs. step should be towards the ilcnt of these important organs. Tms unpleasant trouble is due to diseased condition o. the kidneys and bladder and not to q habit as most people suppose.
 Women as we'll as men are made fniser- able with kidney and bladder trouble and both need the same great remedy The mild and the immediate effect oi Swamp-RoOt is soon realized. It IS sold oy druggists, in fifty feIg-
 cent and one-dollar AHl0sX f9 {. .@ \ :c.:s size bottles You may MtFt s. E: 5: have a sample bottle se= by mail free, also Home of swamp'Reos' pamphlet telling all about Swamp Root including many of the thousands of tesu- monial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. kilmer x Co., Binghamton, N Y., be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-koot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

opened and proceed with the work. And 1t Is no unusual sight to see three, four and even five story brick buildings 60x120 torn down and new and larger ones built in their places.
 For two years standing timber has been almost impossible of dis posal but within the past few months Eastern lumberman have taken hold and are buy1ng-buy- ing at ridiculously low figure. Lumber Is high, logs are S7 to $14 at the mills and vet the prices being realized by people who locate on this timber would not be 5 cents per thousand stumpage. A loo acre claim that will not cruise 1000, 900 feet of good merchantable timber is not warted and yet 1 have known five and six million claims to sell as low as s700. But that day is passing. Five years hence such claims will be worth $, 900 and S1O,O each.
 Last year the lumber output of this state was S41,250. 900, to which must be added shingles S1I,000, ,000, and even HOW the eastern demand 1s far greater than tile rilroad companies can supply cars to fiji.
 Before any timber had been cut or destroyed by fire Western Washington had II, 972, loo acres containing 259, 554, 5b0, GOO feet, board measure. Of this l,775.- 40 acres containing 2S.375, ,040,- 900 has been cut and logged, and 2,604, loo acres has been destroy- ed by fire { (mostly burned up in the clearing of land9, this is 41,- 666, 500, 900 feet. There is still remaining in Western Washing toh 10, 594, 560 acres of timber containing 169. .5f2, 960, 1000 feet. Thus 1t will been seen that in round numbers thirty billion feet of timber has been cut and log ged and forty-two billion feet destroyed by fire. But they are learning the same lesson that the farmers of Iowa, Missouri and Illinois learned when they had destroyed their walnut, namely If they had left the timber un- touched 1t would be worth more than all their land, improve ments and stock. and the mis- takes of the old timers will be avoided by those who cone after, and hereafter there will not be much timber burned down. But enough of this.
 have d friend here who has q few thousand Ill cash, and Is a sober industrious man. He used to live at Green County. Mo-, and because he cant get land as cheap here as there lie says he's going back. have been telling him about dear old Washington County aud would like to have him go there. If any one who reads this has so or loo acres with 50 or more improved orchard. etc., and will write full particulars to me l will hand 1t to him.
 With every good wish for The News and every body else there, big and little.
 Yours very truly.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

The world waits and suffers for operative, voting, fighting chris tians, not pilgrims, tourists nor foreigners, but domestic free holders. in the name of Him who hath made us kings as we'll as priests unto God.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

Vlgor and cheerful ness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order or dis eased.
 Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that 1t is not uncon mon for q child to be born afflicted with weak kidneys. Ii he
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13

survey of Christian duty. fixing the base llne not at our neighbor's $ righteousness, but at onr own, and from that, working out our own salvation. neighborward.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Stories of Statesman.

Washington, March 26. In Senate debate today, on the ques. tion of bank contribution to po- litical campaign funds, Senator Tillman mentioned a newspaper cartoon illustrating the disastrous effects of the decision of Judge Humphrey, at Chicago, granting immunity to the beef packers. Senator Spooner declared 1t was the first time he had ever heard of a cartoon being introduced as competent evidence on which to impeaeh d judicial decision.
 Cartoons often point out per tinent facts. said TillmaH.
 "The last cartoon saw show ed YOU being kicked over by the Democratic donkey" remarked Spooner.
 The last l saw, responded Tillman, showed me on the back of the donkey and the Republican tied to its tail, and NC were proceedin' down the road. :"
 Whereat the Senate and gal leries indulged in a roar of laugh ter.
The Springdale news., 1906-04-13
Women as We'll as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney and
 Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, aiscourages and dlessensambition beauty,
, 1906-06-13
Beautifyine Washington.

There is Il movement on foot by II
self appointed committee to bcantify
the national capital. 1t is not the pur-
pose of the promoters Of this idea to
cause two Washington monuments to
grow where there was but one before,
but they would like to see the Sums
Whitewashed and in some WAY brought
up 10 date. so that they would come
nearer adjoining the twentieth century.
Tint may be all right for reformers
who only look ON the surface OF things.
but there are earnest people in this
country who if given an aX and "A com
mission 10 improve Washington would
start in by abolishing the United States
senate and follow it up by soaring hal
Of the members OF congress to death.
There may he some mildef way to
do it but you can't find the receipt In
any of the standard cookbOoks.
, 1906-06-13
uen no com beneath it.

uen no com beneath 1t.
The ages 1T which men may enlist in
Fortunes ranks lie between twenty
five and thirty, the adyenturer. in the
general and Gerogatory acceptation of
that term. having no chance whatever.
there being 10 place for such under
the red and Back Tag of NJ. Blanc. \
few of the oder Men one st.,l meets
and there are u3H less of them every
ycar-have won their spurs ON other
fields before the tickle goddess was
driven into exile on the fair shores of
the Mediterranean. Such who have
grown gray in her service remember
HomhnTg and Baaen-Baden, have live
ly memories even of those haleyon
days whcr the chink of the gold was
borne out through the open windows of
the . dseoroas Nurhaus In Wies-
baden London Pail Nal G1zette.
, 1906-06-13
A Pleasant Wedding al Green
Creek

The country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
WiImon Worth, of Green Creek, was
the scene of a pretty Wedding OF the
afternoon Of Wednesday, JuueG. The
bride of the occasion was Miss Ellie o.
Nj. Worth, second daughter If Mr.
WilmOn Worth and the happy gr0 d
was Mr.. Walter /. Shivers, fourth son
OF Mr.. r.. NJ. ShiyerS, of AuQleseI.
The bride wore Il handsome princess
gown of white china silk trimmed with
baby irish crochet lace, and the eer--
mOny, conducted by Rev. DR.. Riddle
of Wildwood, took place under an arch
Of ho~ney-suckle and daisies.
The bridesmaid was Miss Kathryn
Ryan. Of Philadelphia, who Wore "a
dress of white china silk with embroid-
cred all-oVer lace, and the best man
was Mr.. Lorenzo 3. Shivers, brother of
the groom.
The bride and bridesmaid each ear
ried a hoquet of roses. a wedding
march was played by Mr.. Wilmon
Worth, Jr., brother of the ride. After
the ceremony and the usual congratu-
lations a bountiful dinner was served.
The hopored guests of the occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cresse
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lopez, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Lopez, Mrs. E. Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Crosse, Mrs. Lydie
Hewitt, Mrs. j. Johnson, Mrs. f.
Crosse, Mrs. j. Selover, Miss Florence
P%ierson, Miss Lottie Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Shivers, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Shivers, son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Shivers and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. S. Shivers, Mrs. NJ. r. Hilton,
Mrs. Eleanor Paul, and Mrs. CECILIA
Selover.
, 1906-06-13
Their Way.

Agent to
insure II. cat
Don't let him.
The com pany
WOULD make YOU
furnish proof of
nine separate and
distinct deaths be
fore they would
pay the policy"
, 1906-06-13

She has the Lenten spirit;
Her garb is all of gray.
The shades the most becoming
And sweetest anyway.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-22
0erbienite Der @inipanoernmg

Ser 8onareB Ibaeorbnete Sop
tins. Der Den 10. &entufper 9iftrift
in 8albirgtpu oertritt, bat Dor etni.
ger Belt cine &eoe i'm RonereB oes
gen ole Glrpanberuna sebalten, in
oer er bic ginnanoerer fir StreitS
uno @eieklDfgteit oerantmprtlid)
mahte uno iie ais piel ungebiloeter
hiniteQte, alS oqs eingebDrene Nmes
rifanertum. DeShalb mpllte er fie
niht baben, penieitens niht in lei'
mem Oiitritt, ben 8eracOuntp's uDn
&entudp.
Hun blei5t betanntlid Der etDBte
9eil Der nni6t punihensmerten"
Ginnanoerer in Seem Nort hdngen,
In Der Staot pie i'm Staate. 9ess
balb mar Der 8era(eib DEFENDERS an'
aebrabt, ben 9err 8rennett pDn Stem
gort smiiden Dem B~roaentiab Der
eingepauoerten Saiteraten in Der
Staot Seem gort uno Dem einaebores
men SQiteratentum in Jlopo County
&entudp, Dem COUNTY spg. in benz
6err 0Dptins lebt. Die eingeborer
men neiBen Sqiteraten in 5lopo be.
traaen 30.6 BrUsent Der Stimmnes
Der. Die ein9epanoerteu Slliternten
in Seem 0ort, bic bort Stimmeeber
linb, betraeen 1916 BrDsent Der @in'
aemanoerten.
Iber nit oieien betrdgt Der Sc
iammt = Br0sentiaB Der Suiteraten
in Seem Sort nur 6I10 BrDsent Der
gelommten Stimmaeberihaft.
WDran lie9t oas? 9aran. 0aB
Stem 0prt nit Der MuBenpelt, Der
Tremoe, Der @inuanoerune in 1teter
8erlbrune lit. ueberau, no oas
Der Sau lit, fteht oas 5hulmelen in
bober Blitbe. ueberau. ND oieie
Beribrung feblt, no oas Nmerita'
nertum Iib in iib ielber einaeippns
men bot. tpie cine Derpuppte &aupe,
1T oaS SbulmeIen uno oamit allies
anoere riiditdnoig.
DaS mas Die @inpanoeruna uer=
butet bat, lit nielerorts ibr gr6Btes
Beroienit. Sc iibernieet bel @ei.
tenn Die 8erfeblunaer, Die tbr mitun.
ter gum 8orpurf getnadt tperoen,
bob iie iid pUlitiib nibt aenua CUR
8eltuna aebraht uno Die &Drruptipn
nidt perbinoert babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-22

8orbilo oes n6banspao" eingeride
tet, Der felt 1860 in Sbanobai CT.
Iheint: elm Ylatt, Dos 100 Weter
miBt unb s Seiten opn 0.30 Wteter
66be uno OPT Breite umFaBt uno
etrpa einen Gent toitet. Die unab.
bdngiQteit bes 8lattes Seigt iid oa.
rim, baB es Der Tegierung Gatidtdae
erteilt. WiBitdnbe aufoeft uno Die
auBere BoIitit freimitia tommens
tiert. Gin Qr0Ber &aum lit Dem
.Germiihten" gemiomet: bic bineits
i9e Reporter 5eiaen itb 0arin iebr
geldidt uno miifen auh oa8 Snters
pien gut gu benuben. Die bier leb'
ten Seiten flnen peribieoene Nns
n0ncen, bel oenen Die oDn eurDpdis
iher Sduiern, UNI aufaufaQen, aub
nit lateiniiden 8u6Itaben ourhlebt
iinb. Die 3eitua9en limb einleitia
auf einem Iehr feinen, our9i6eineus
ben Bapier Qeorudt, oas in Der Res
gel einen aelbliden Con bat un0 nur
an buben Seitta9en, wie Dem @e=
burtstag oeS &aiIers uno Der SaiIes
rinsW utter unb atn Neuiabrstnae,
rot lit. Nub Die iQuitrierten .3eis
tuneen MAIDEN Sprt1britte; Die Slus
itrationen in Strih5eidnuna behaus
belu aftueIe @reisnifie. Cine 3en=
fur giebt eS in China nidt. aber aud
tetn Hebt Der BreIie, 10 oaB Die di=
neltlnen Sournaliiten Der Wiltir Der
SDlisei uno GieetDniae auageltefert
iino. @eaenmdrtia gibt e8 freilib
in China meoer cine Dff5iDie nod
cine oppoIitiDneQe Breiie.
Gin leBtes Werfmal oes reuen
China 1T es. oaB bic &eaieruna ben
unterri@t Der ssrauen, Der big beute
uie i'm aanaen Orient 10 AUDI bier
pernabldiiigt nuroe, beainitigt.
Sn Befine uno Su=9iheu puroen
unldngft BON ben taiierliben Brins
aeiiinneu poruebme Sbulen nit ias
pantheon Danten als freimiQiae 2ebs
rerinnen b%earinoet, uno aud auoere
Wdo6enihu(en fir einfahe Samilien
gtbt eS bereits in groBer 3abf. go
er0ffnen ii9 allentbalben in China
reue WeQe, Die 81 elmer @ritartuua
uno pDQi9en &eubiloung oes pid]'
tighten S0ltas Der 9elben &niie fuh.
rem iDuen. Sc mag nod piel @ai.
fer Den 0anabefiana binablaufeu,
ebe Die hineiiiden Soffnun9en iih
ale erfilleu; aber benz ginorud,
ooB oas 2ano am Beginn einer reuen
gpDhe 1einer @eIbibte ftebt, miro
man iih nidt entSiehen fDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-22
Die Merste finS erttannt.

Die merfmiroiee 6eilung bon &en'
meth WcSner pou S~anceborD, We..
Fat bic meoisinilbe Jatultdt unt
feline Sreunoe iebr eritaunt. Ct iogi
uDn ieinem Sal: Sn 5Dlee beftige,
@ntainoung oes Safes uno &onae=
itiDn Der 2uuaen. aaben MIDI orei
4erate auf. Sd nabm ST. &ing'a
Neue embedding uno fte rettete nlein
2eber. 6ei[t ben lhlimmften 6uiten,
@rtdltung, Brunditis, Toniilitis
ihmabe 2unaen. Seiierteit, @rippe.
3u baben bel Ioolpb DreiB uuo s.
Galteper & Spbn. so gts. unc
$1.00. BrDbefIaIhe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-22
SergRiigungs- INTO Grbolnngs:
Heiieu.

Nab benz Mittelmeer unb nadb
Dem Mriattidben Meer. Nnh benz
Nor6tap uno Spibbergen. 0ad
.@reB 8ritannien un6 NDrtpe9en.
Na@ ben beriihmten eurDp1ihen
BabeDrten per Soppelidranbens
Dampfern .Bliber". .BrinseIfin
Bicturia 3ouiie" un6 s@eteor".
Sluarlerle Droibttte gratis berianDt.
R6here N~ustunft erteilt:
HAMBURG. AMERIkA-LINIE,
9Ol Olibe., Str, ct. eouis. Rt.
9otal.Naeuten aberau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-22

Spbu -. 8ultpu, Oeifentl. gtotar'
@rHaoeigeltum. 9lgent rir 8enfOnsau-
Ipriide. 40l Naoarro Strl g. Eel. 439
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-22
Staat Ohio, Epleoo,t
Queas Is ountu IS.

6tantS. Gbenep bcl6p6rt. eaB er Der d.
tere 9ortner Der firna ). 5. 6 benep&G o.
1T, tuel6e @eiadfte in Der Staot SoleOo, IN oben=
genaHutem @OuntD uno Staate, nut, un0 oaB be-
iagte 5irro Die Summe Don e "nbuu0er IT
9Otlars Iar ieoea Sal BON Ratarrb be5abIen
miro, Der ourA ben @ebroud BON 6att' & a.
tarrb : q II ni6t gebeitt tperoeu fam.
Grant s. @beneN
(@- geIbporeu Dor mir uno u%ntcrI6rie6en
Sieeel in meiner @eaeuipart am 6. 3eem=
@- Der q. 3. 1886.
VI. @. g II, oiientliAtr gtOtar.
6au's Gatarrb : Eur miro innerIi6 gensmmeu
uno pirtt brett AMI oas 8tut uuO Die ialeimigen
0beriIaden oes SDitenls. 9aBt Sud 3eu9niiie frei
Suididen.
G. s.. @btuep & 50, SoleoO, o.
9erfauIt pon alien @potbeieril, 8reis 70 Gents.
9tebmt Salts hamilien 9ilen fir geritoDfunG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-22
New York mach Neapel und 6enua.
'gia Gibraltar.
Die neuen yffefens aDambfer, ,0lmertfa'
unD !, Sfnifertn 9luouffe 0tcfpaia..,

%, 500 %ee. Sonnen, AZ, 0009rutio.S opnsy
rep. 5000 4ee. Esnnen, 5000 9ratte=
xonnen, baben aaBer ben luriri6ien Gin=
ri@tuHgeu als Neui9feiten elm &eifau=
rant q Ia Carte Unit 3igeuner= Rapefe) Vai=
fapiersNuf5na. Surnb ole, elettriIhe 9doer,
Bii@ers une gflmen : 2aoen. l., 9. uno 8.
Raiate uno 3wiiGenoed etc.. etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-08
BIBlIO GRAFIA.

El Pluma Ldpiz de esta semana trae
un texto muy interesante, grabados cores
pondientes este texto otros de actuah-
dades de las que mas llaman la atenci6n
en- Europa entera. He aquf un resumen
del sumario: I'm trust de Reyes, textc y
siete grabados con un mapa gr6ico del
territorio dominado en- Europa por Ia ia
milia real de Dinamarca; la Conferencia
de Algeciras lobos articos con pelaje de
invierno de verano; un puente sobre Ell
Jordan; salon real del antique palacio de
Nuremberga; en- el techo del mundo, pere-
grinaci6n tbetana; estalagmitas blancas y
estalagmitas CRISES en- una cueva de las GER
canfas de Trieste; nuevas alegrfas del Me-
tropolitano de Paris; asalto y saqueo de
un un palacio en- Russia, puente transbor-
dador en- Duluth; una ascension al Vesu-
bio; Mark Twain; 81 principe Obolenski,
los alemanes en- el Africa Oriental.
Puede verse por 10 expuesto que la en-
presa de dicho peri6dico hace cunto puede
para corresponder al favor del pdblico.