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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05

TIE distance. something sticking out OF
the water that be was sure was th.
north pole. Its q pole anyway he
said o. himself and N sure it's Far
enough north Go De- north pole {
shall be- famous u. md what an these
men have been lookiug f0r ~ long
- o. ,rawlcd along tuc lcs to where
ship had found,rcd ami lrft Que Of
it, uasfs sticking ont ~ the water
"rUats a." cried Hru.n sagcrly. At
last have g. shall hold Il tlll some
ON .Hl.rs
80 Do, climbed 10 ibr top
Rut uo one came OF your--
"Ot dear" thoucht b.. how loue
shall have 10 wait Tor son.e ono ta
tell my discovery tof This Is gctiup
uryrou,
u. aud Il wss getting dangerous
for the ice drifted away and left hiu
st-auded For ell know hs's Their,
yat
Good gracious" said he What
ua use 81 finding a thing you cant
take home % show any onrT'
That's true what is the usrt $50
Louis Post ui-ni,h
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05

So e.. SINK MO the monkey
I...~,s chair.
.rI sH. said ~ you hurt m. ,
Dbl. d..are
VIII l.. yo4r head on quickly.
And ..N -..
That Won stand monbc, Dusu.-.
Here With u.
Tr,mbungly ths monkey tcoa
Little pep
Then wit gas be p.f t.e Hippo
Fast asleep.
Tr ned her awful mouth wide Hpen
N... a stick
An Chem said unto himself
81 POI sI be quick
This big tooth must come out 10..hIy,
And / might
Blow out he thing with patent
MAXINE
s. he placed cartridge near he
Awful root
Then ran QUE 'Hs door g. us,.a -
To 10 shoot .F
Oh what awful noises rent
TIE summer air
Pare or Mrs Hippo few most
L.s-l where T.
Th,r ike other doctors be NAs
SATISFIED
For be lid Il was sIcc- ssful
But she 7t.i
A.ane Constitution
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05

we would get into trouble II Wc wan
dcrcd away"
oh she's too careful declared
Dicky Come or: lets have some fun.
There's uo harm
And 80 he finally persuaded them to
90 with him. aud they wandered
through the grass ga long way from
where their mother was asleep.
They were having real good time,
TOO. When suddenly large. hungry fox
>piuug from the bushes. He grabbed
poor Dicky 10y the thrO%t and ran ofr
as hurd a. h." cOuld Ia his home. where
ne made a. good meal Off the disobe.
dicnt ducklDg.
Can you guess what the moral Of
tins little story is:-St Louis Post-Dis-
match
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
one on the Professor.

Once upon a time Professor Wilson
II Edinburgh wrote on the blackboard
IN his laboratory:
professor Wilson informs his stu
dents that he has this day been ap
pointed honorary physician to the
queen"
In the course u the morning he had
occasion TO leave the room, and found
on his return that "A student had added
70 the announcement the words
God save the queen. London
Sketch.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05

old Brother Cuoicl is culorrd phi.
lo-upI,r but be- b. supcrstltious IN tho
extreme. a." Tells this story
once WIZ iu house what WIZ
haunted hut I didn't know IT, bar
WIZ bright fire burniu in de- room 1
WIZ la, Wen all cr sudden dc do
opened. cn % man with his throat cut
rjInt well 10 WIZ hJ'nt en- do only
thing Ter DO wuz ter AK him In de
name er de Iawd. what does you
Wantr"
And did you ash himF"
NO, subj Bless God ! wuz too
feared dat he'd tell me" Atlanta Con-
stitutiou
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
SCOTT s BOVINE, '0e ~ .,s"; 4, 90 So.
COURAGEOUS MRS. LOGAN.
idow 80 one Hero aud Nother %
Anothsr. she .. Real Patriot

Mrs Il.u A Logan bus l.. ...rl.
g,ou~ ,fi which mHIc h-r husband
doe I1'c General lo-au ou. of lac
most Io' ..d heroes Cd. tu, ...l war.
For many wears Mr. Logan has nrrn
conspicuous n patriot. Nuih DO pur-
suaury ui hcr hbors iu lur field OF pa
tr.uu, cinca'iou size was scheduled To-
deliver % lecture lt th, state Normal
school 10 West Chester. Pa. short
time ago Just before the time for thc
address she Slipped while descending
d stairway ia the home OF hcr host
and broke her left arm. The pain from
the FRACTURED member v1, severe. hut
remcu. hrru- the example OF bri,rry
set her ly Aer husband She dIsre-br'icd
physical discomfort and went upou he
platform just as IL nothing bad hap
peucd to disturb her eomposlr, She
was heartily chccrrd for hct Ho.-l 80
when Jay ..tS became known
Mrs LOGAN was Ms Mary $ cum
uughau. and she was born in I~iS Boz
refcrhoro. No She is the llu-. .sr 0f
~oidir. aud the graudd.u-htrr - q
soldier In The civil war beer husband
lattlcd ro~ thn Union cause. 31a some
of bee N-1.I.rs and uncle, fought boo
. the b.ur uthers iu tho gray when
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05

ANp DALIEp tfrs All ~ IEsu
rhr do,.f.r changed he disi
saul No potato vince
So gfesn rraa iu the morn.ls
~ beet. or melon rnds
$50 rprfaIsuprs uf p.a'hss
$50 U.ua nr rn.rfa
p. umH n.Hns Hr pafani.F
Th.I t"ut With you arr
eve tro.rht ms h,air f,i 70
tat % alone flf food
And Q .u aurr tuUas,H
WiU r~,ef more taste sH.i
"tt r.IIda tho NERVES auI $4,000.
Make muscles 2. fn.
Ar1 fof t.-st I,aI. . ...rt 80
Ihs haft .hirE .t.f flt'
1t looks like .awdust dl.f.r
I'm eat ~ anyway
Alas hc aIc and afr &c.
uuf rhoksd Goo death ih.' 7.E
Pltabafr usus.'
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
An ApImAi Story Ror
Little Folks
A Change of Diet

Little Tommy Oraashoppsf
A rs IsffY fatlf had
llrI ,... aHf 81. .n1 niahtt ma.
Tuta,.. god ana hard
o. ta,h hearI of the oara
AHf .sUri his aia q lend
o. saI 900 surely cure 700.
lI fees 800 mean o. speu1
Tfs Nerr~f sid D. par him.
Aft doctor sid AU HEHf
NsH start thla $3.50 m.urut
tll egre your O. ung quite
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
Al ADimAl Story For
Little Folks
The Monkey Artist

one dat tur Mouh lis camera
Into fH. IUrgI" took
To gnt r.mr ph.taEraphs o. paste
wuMr his picture book
He t..t th~ Lion and th' Lamb
Together 70 their Tea
Both eating from s pot - Jam.
AZ H-re 5000 plainly s.r
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
An A0imal Story For
Little Folks
&2e=DisObedient DuckIinq

Children DO not run far away -
said Mamma Duck TO her four little
ducklings one day as she sat down in
place for q nap.
But she had no sooner closed her
eyes when Dick puckling said to hI-
three brothers
Let us take stroll in the meadow 20
No" they replied; mamma told "a,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
Bonn r,u>c FROM ror ot JAN

BON ENrING FROM a Por ot JAN
He t0ok the Elephant Who played
Tho part Of circus clown
Thrrs standing Boa the Jungle shade
On his head upside down
He took the Snake. who jugglcd plates
Upon his tail YOU know
He took some other funny things
We haven't room Co show
Atlanta Constitution.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
An Apin1al Story For
Little Folks
Jungle Dentistry

"On. this pain said NJ. Hippo.
"TfiN.s rae mad
It's re very worst tnot''che
t.0r had
To o., monkey doctor VIII
,iu f.Is dag
AM . what science -
cam arms Co. play.
g sh. won't md ranr tHr niue
Doctor Urll
And SLID, -.l. "Oh. Mt Monkey
Can ,oU tell
What no earth il making all this
AWuI pain?
II ! stand 70 longer ] VIII
81, Insane.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
The Better
Way.

The tissues of the throat are
inAamed and irritated; you
cough, and there is more irrita-
ton more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritation-tor while. You take
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05

WANTED distinct Mau... "
post signs. advertise and distribute
sample. SALARY ell 900 N'.,'l
60 90 per day aor expense. N.a.'
age aud present employment l'tA'
SHEAR co. 30 Randolph stree.
Chicago.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
"'do" Of an In,

dc,,.. men Of Ia
pa ,'' footprints
| 1~.. At least they
". their tracks
''''m ,.n' - rarely 70
'''J " a good bal
'ool ' ',I'' loses any,
Eve F'dce until J.
i rcaII
''ro.l l,, "an = an a
"Opens.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
SCOTS
Z N ULSI 10 N

MI it aires the coH. Tha, $
lat IS necessary. Ii soothes the
.r.oat because it reduces the
uuuuon; cures the cold because
drives out the inAammation :;
Builds up the weakened tissues
because 1t nourishes them back
p. their natural strength. Tha,'s
bow SCOTS Emulsion deals v',b
. sore throat, cough, a cold,
1r bronchitis.
WsL- SEQ YOU
SAMPLE FREE
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
Grin

| >omo =.
'' winter ID
myself cont,
'iIl uct.
''nd ofh ,,.
l"r'om
of VI.
N''e. and ia
head .,op
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

In believed 10 have stolen a horas
from w =. Miller
CoNcoNuLLY - Eight Mile
creek has been etakea for many
miles by prospective honsntaa dera.
who expect to acquire snd under
the new forest reserve entry law.
PORT TOWNSEND = steame
Alice Gertrude was saved from DRIFT
inE on slip Point rock by the tug
j. NJ. Colman.
MpfA-Cedar trees 90 feet IN
circumference and scores Of fifs
running from 20 10 Is feet IN cir.
snmferenee are reported "a the state
officials by a Ciaiiam county enEi-
neer AZ reason for preserving the
forests IN the vicinity OF Lake
Crescent.
cFNTnAffA 4 poHtoffice named
kopia, oH the Eastern Railway a.
Lumber eompany'H line east at this
city, has been established.
MoNTEsANO- W. J. Makaft'a
wrist WIS nearly severed By the "a.
piorinn ~ a shotgun.
CuNcoNutLY In y fisuc duel
% settle the fiRht-of- way to a
soman'a affections, Hush Boyd
was 40 bada injured that he may
tnsn the sight of one eye. Ills r.
val. TOY Hayes. was also seriously
hurt Neither Will admit that he II
whipped. and some ether method II
settling the love affair viii have
- be found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Dresden nolls when the aurtaIn
rises the four supposed dolls. who
ate IN reality pretty maldena afo
discovered on mantelpiece As stat
uettea With little eeasiHs tho
dolls come 60 life sing. dance and
march, The whole forming a novel
feature that wilshr entirely new TO
this city.
The kailnawaki brothers are Rus
sian acfahatH who have but recently
arrived la this country Lyons and
tulium. man aud a woman, are
champion American eing dancers.
Milton Dawson has pretty kifl as.
sislant m playlet entitled "How lie
Won Her" Mlas Frances Folsom
aud boy render descriptive songs la
an unusual way Peter Ellsworth
VIII have u new illustrated SONS and
there VII b pictures on the bio-
graph e. draw the usual applause
and laughter This hill starts Moi.
day afternoon aud vii continue all
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
~ra1 PRINCESS cue ~

Tonight 'slll see the last pfvarnts.
lion - the AudraR eemie opera.
esrhe Mascet At the Grand. The san
fsenciseo company viii en sunday.
monday. Friday ana Saturday even
fpgs ana saturday matinee 81 next
week aad sunday nisht % the fol-
iowing week offer Tor the first time
Aase at pepalar ngieea ~fhr Princess
chs beautiful comedy opera
rrt.m the pens of iSlfss Ia SAeiie and
Julian Edwards. The east viii be
one ef the strongest ever heard in
comic aperS ans where. Kari slahl
viii make his first appearance viii.
the companY in the role OF Charles
the Rol1. n0ke % burgundy. Teddy
WEBB viii plAy the steward O. the
dake Miss Hemm will sing the
tits role. Edward Metcaif viii essay
his role Ia the original rast iu NrW
Nmk. Hrevrt. the soldier % fortune.
tleefge kunkei via play remmard.
aneihrf steWast. aud Maud Realty
y east a. toffame. a pasv. with
fIa iaHges in the sauhfette role II
FsteNc. RassrH q Drew are daing
everything 10 make the production
a splendid ouc. The farewell opera.
"Rehin liood." "Opens Monday. July
9fh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
STATE NEWS

nELfiNoHAM- Robins are eat.
tins thousands Of dollars worth %
Strawberries ana cherries. ana there
seems 70 be no way TO stop the pil-
ferlne, A aedra- Woolley farmer
huns daxen cowbells IN tree 30
arranged ihHt hla wife could ring
theea uEen The approach Of the
fsathefed thieves but the latter soon
SGT next and actually nelehed on
the bells as they secured their meals
Shooting them does no good 81
VANCOUVER building IL praa-
tienliy ~ standHtlll on account OF
lack o. brick.
SPOKANE T. N whitney. iu
struetof Ia dairYlng AZ the aFricai-
tufal college. says that Gov Mead
vii ask the legislature for an APP
preparation for the establishment Of
model dairy farms throughout the
state.
PORT TOWNSEND with little
formaliiy y g, Harper today took
charge ~ the customs department.
, IN place 81 g, W iae.
OLYMPIA "a W Spence. sen.
fenced ga a years Imprisonment fos
emheasleinrnt of public funds IN
Ferris county. was pafdoned YeHtef
dag BY 0ny. Mead because he made
good the shortage
HniNNON breaking away from
The engine to which they we're at
tacked three iogEiuE care on inseit
Bros lagRinK railway ia eed down
4 2 per cent grade for q mile. tear
ing away an distractions a. the ter.
minai and ieanlna Into igaad's canal
SHELTON Jasper rida YES kiH
81 yesterday afternoon while switch
ms laKgiuH eafs lie leaves a widow
and three children.
VANCOUVER Sheriff uieseckef
and rossse have surrounded IN y
thichnt near Ia center the man who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
The Iheaters

time. The play has many~eiementa
of interest and enough comedy 10
keep the audience laughing most %
she time,
The play kidnapped" that viii be.
Eln tomorrow afternoon, and that the
ANinswefth Company viii present
fot ath OF IuiN offering. 4 a good
one Il has not been seen here Tor
q coed matty years, and IL Of a
character that usually deilahta the
numerous patrons of the Third aV-
enue. kidnapped has lot 90 In.
tefestiuE character parta II con.
taina a heroine aud hero ~ course,
also a viilas.sf'nd a weak father. but
u has likewise. an Irish policeman
ana his wife and German dude.
very Interesting comedy charactafa
and 80 ukaahle that yeu viii ra-
member them with pleasure. having
once sean thelm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
STAR rHEArea VAUDEVILLE

raniSht ana tomorrow nieht and
a. iemotfow's several matiners. tho
Apollo Fout. Arthur Rlghy. the ueft-
mans, The Acton. Taylor Company
and Miss curtis VIII give their last
performances at the star thcatef
Next weeks hiu promises 20 have a
vaudeville novelty a. great a. tho
turn Of she Apalie Fnur this week
fhe act = called Laura liowe's raaur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
oHloAHs TO PICNIC.

The ohio Society IA Washington
Will give lea second eanual picnic
~ Me- denbauer bay, ON the Fourth
II IHly A program consisting Of
music and addresses viii be rem
IaInI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Have You Been to
Bremerton I?

ia all the world there is mo- more
beautiful scenery than on Puget
Sound between Seattle end Pleasant
Beach or Bfemorion llllls and val.
leys. islands and inletB. rocks and
forest every mile OF the way Sun
day boats leave Pier \ times
Hound fare 60e. Don't mill ~ 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
VERDICT ron MRS LAVENDER.

The Jury awarded Mrs Mary
Lavender damages In the sum of
s. 300 against the Puget Sound Nav
lsatlan company The plaintiff
sued Tor tia.eop. alleging that her
husband met his death by reason
Of tho defcetiNaiY constructed beat
lydia Thompson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Around Mercer Island
Sunday Afternoon

ON the steamer Fortuna IL tho
Erandeat scenic trip ia America
IS miles Zoe ca cents on the finest
steamer. On the m0at beautiful in.
land lake In America Fortuna
leaves Lsschi park 10 80. J 30, 9 30
daily. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
HorgL IS SOLD.

Crawford s conoYer yesterday
sold the GlencalfR hotel. corner u
Spring - and Slnih az. Tor Larry
Judd. OF Kansas. 20 Charles Fierce.
consideration $4,000 Tho hotel Il
leased FOR $500 per mouth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
SAVOY TO oaow.

Edward y Sweeney. proprietor Of
tho Savoy hotel. has taken out a
building permit to add four more
stories 20 the building The I'm.
proyements will cost approximately
tsO. 1000, and Will be ready for 0ccu'
pnncy by August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
THE NGwsBoYs' PICNIC
TOMORROW

The Newahoys' uaion ~ Seattle
viii celebrate It's fourteenth ami.
yersary az Wildwood park tomoF'
row Tbs program consists Of fielf
sports. and dancing viii occupy the
evening About 40 pfiaea Will DO
given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
NAT oooowlN.

Nat Goodwin VII present his new
play. THE Genius at the Grand
next Tuesday and "Wednesday nights
and When Ne We're Twenty one
on Thursday night Seats ARE HOW
selling EDNA Goodrich il IA. Good
wins ieadinE woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Next Opportunity

InlF and and 3fd the hofIhefn
Pacific viii sell round trip excuf-
sion tickets to Eastern points AZ
very loW rates. eolng limit 10 days.
final return limit 20 days Make
reservation now For particulars
call AZ y 2. city Ticket office. cor
lat ave. and Ycsler Way. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Az me TsIRo AVENUE.

The AyiexWofth Company. al the
Third Avenue fheatef Tor the week
Immediately preceding the eth ~
luig. has denc the best business %
ans sttraciian Ha Seattle for sewer
Al wars "A stfueEla Tor Geld
VIII ~ given tonight for the lss,
huS your whips. saddle blankets.
saddles or buggy supplies ffofh
Henderson, saddlery Co. 81 oeet
dental ~ go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
GIVEN MORE TIME.

WASHINGTON. II. G.. June 40
The house last night passed the bill
extending the time for tho compile.
ton Of the Alaska Central railway
for three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
co 70 ABERDEEN.

The Anti asioan league plans 70
send dslexales 20 tho various
churches Of Abs.sieca nest SUNDAY
. speak GA the direct primary
movement aud the local option Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
arnr llARha

Tonight the rtaWley Company
viii give the last performance 81
THE Wife at the Seattle. romar-
row nixht and all nest week the
hcHy Arthur Jones comedy, -fho
Lara VII be staged by ar Fraw-
10y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

Don't throw your old clothes
away. Have them cleaned 70 look
Hike now a. tho Pantofiam- MaIn
f0fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
Here Is Problem for Every Girl to Solve
For Herself

o man
n feared you might pcra
n Inc his hand i
YOU hin or would younot
Yield
o 81 i'm as to
which
ADDED manly. pucky young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

ey edapreare
self o
well puzzle girl
70
S
the
il And
pro lem W SC in Lady Evehn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30
PRESIDENT sloas BlLL

WASHINGTON. n G. June 80 -
President Roosevelt last night
alnneh the raIr hlll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

FAIRBANKS. 1uns 10 MIXERS
are trying 20 charter the steamer
Pup to reach Black river. where =
strike IL reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-30

his stock Of English fiding sad
dlos al henderson saddlefy co. si2
Occidental aV. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-16
Ell deSarme universal

Una por una las potencia europeas
estan declarando su aprobaci6n al
proyecto del desarme general; pero
esperan siempre que sc adelante
alguna de elias 4 ser la iniciadora
del movimiento.
Segdn parece, Italia quiere apare-
Ger como tai. El ministro de Rela-
clones ExterioreS de dicho pals, al
contestar 4 la Interpolation hecha al
Gob1erno en- el Parlamento sobre las
lnstrucloneS que Sc dieran a los de-
legados la conferencia de La Ha-
va en- vista de la resoluci6n adopta.
da en- la Camara inglesa de los CO.
munes. relativa & la reduction de
los eJercltos, declare que habiendo
estado de acuerdo con las aprecia-
clones que Sir Edward Grey hizo So
bre Ell particular en- aquel cuerpo, E1.
que entonces deSempefaba la Emba-
jada de Italia en- Inglaterra, las ha-
bla trasmitido 4 su Gobierno con req
comendaci6n especial; y shora, en-
su caracter de ministro de Relacio
mes ExterioreS, no vacilaba en- ex-
presar en- p1blico la adhesion del
Trono 4 las ideas humanitarias que
hallaron en- la Camara de los Comu-
mes eco de entu SHASTA simpatfa.
Aun cuando el desarme de solo
Italia, en- medic de una Europa pc
derosamente preparada para la gue-
rra, conStltuiria no solamente un ac-
to de lOcura sino TN crimen contra
la nacion misma, locura serfa cri.
men contra la humanidad tambiGn,
no apoyar sinceramente cualquier
Iniciativa que tienda, por medic de
un cOnvenlo slmultaneo la realiza-
ci6n de tan deSeado fin.
Los delegados italianos al Congre.
so de la Haya, llevan instrucciones
de dar apoyo dedidido la iniciativa
de la Gran Bretaf1a, que es Ia naciom
a que corresponds tomar la delante-
ra. Hay muchos que, sin embargo.
temen que Ell plan del desarme gene
raj quede por mucho tempo atm, CO.
mo una generOsa aspiration sola-
mente, puesto que no hay por ahora
nada que garantice la sinceridad con
que pudlera llevarse q cabo.
Con todo, los hombres de Estado
que saben apreciar las responsible
lldades que sobre ellos pesan y los
debereS que tienen impuestos, estan
llamadOs 4 ser factores de inmensa
importancia en- la causa de la paz
con asumir Solamente activa de cal
ma G inspirarse en- espfritu conci-
liador en- los momentos de excitabi-
l1dad International. De ahf que los
'prop6sitos de Ia politica italiana en-
este asunto, no puedan ser iamas
bastante aplaudidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-16
Que desa sire

En- e. camino de Toa Alta a Do
RADIO, hay TN puente, Ell t1nico. v esta
en- TN lamentable estado de ruiAa.
Recientemente ha sido colocado a
Ia entrada del puente TN letrero que
avisa el peligro que hay para los per
sonas y yehfculos que pretendan pa
sar por~dicho sitio.
Los vecinos de aquellos lugares
estan sufriendo por 10 tanto innume-
rabies molestias, privados de toda
communication como sc hallan.
mo sera possible componer ese
puente?
Seg1n nuestros informes, estan
apilados juntos al destruido puente
los maderos que Sc han de utilizar cn
Ia reparaci6n indispensable que ha
de hacerse antes del dia del "juicio, =
probablemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-16

tutores 4 tonar ell
acuerdo de convocar a Una se-l
sion extraordinaria. existen
adn, como es de suponer, puesG
to que los planes salvadores de
la congregation no han ST.
do aprobados, quieren decirnos.I
nuestros tutores, como es que
va Sc puede esperar a cue fun
clone regularmente Ell parla-
mento, sin que peligren, entire
tanto. nuestra vida, 8 ell orden
social, 6 la garantfa que mere
cen y que deben tener todos los
intereses legitimos?
0 es que Sc han convencido
nucstros tutores, de que NADIA
de ESQ, en- ell Caso de peligrar,
podia salvarse con la interven-
|cion pedida por ellos en- el ne
|gocio de los muelles, y, compe-
netrados de ESQ. sc resignan a
aplazar la formation del nuevo
campamento para la buroc1a-
Cia, Cuando las CircunStanciaS
Sc les muestren mas propicias
que en- la OCCASION presente.
De cualquier modo, 10 indis-
cutible, 10 innegable, 10 ell abso-
luto comprobado es que la con-
.grega~ n no Gamma en- tirme,
no aj~st1 sus procedures a la
realida1, siro que sc deja arras-
trar por c~TsiChos y corazona-
das, Sc eDtt,@ .aSma con quime-
ricos planes Y alocados proyec-
tos, Sc entrega a los mas ridicu-
los e imperdonables extravios
de la imagination V cae en- la
mas vulgar Y en- la mas torpe
de las ContradicCiones insensa-
taS.
De ESQ es de 10 que no cabe
duda.
La relativa tranquilidad que
nos produce ell saber que hasta
dentrO de SelS meSeS no eteC-
tuara su segunda aparicl0n ell
fantasma de los muelleS, no nos
induce a los trasportes de TN
regoCijo premature, nj nos i'm
plde apreciar Ell desairado papel
que que la congregation esta
hacienda.
La session extraordinaria ha
terminado de la peor manera
para nuestros tutores que. en-
ente t1ltimo desastre, han caido
.grcSeramente. olvidandOSe hasta
.cubrir las formas, en- la postura
mas ridicula Y grotesca Que es
possible imaginar