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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
GERMANY HAS
SCANDAL Of OWN.
Emperor Orders Searching In
vestigation Into Case 81 5s5
Major Fischer.
Z Bx Associated Press.l

BERLIN. July 3l.-Bmperor William
has ordered a searching investigation.
into the case Of Major Fischer. who was
attached to the Empcror's staff In Ger,
Africa, and who has been
arrested on the charge of receiving brlbes
from firms selling war supplies. !t
It appears from details published to-
day that Major Fischer had been re-
ceiving money for years from the firm.
which has the monopoly of supplying
tho colonial forces In German Southwest
Africa. This money was given nomlnally
as loans, and according to the press re-
ports tho total of the sums passed finally
reached $4,000.
( Major Fischers salary was $1,000 a Year
There was no prospect whatever Of his
ever returning the loans. 58 e.
Information of the foregoing state of
affairs was given to the authorities by
the wife of the head Of tho firm In cues
tlon, who Is separated from her husband.
According to the press reports, the firm
charged the government high. prices In
order TO get back the money given To-
Fischer,
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was Il ansiouS.tol ire decree ofsdivotce,
as his wife, III ,i {. 4, ]. 4,
SNf.ff the deoree Is granted" he said
nMr, Corey will be entirely satisfied. He
has consented Ito the divorce.
MANY killed n 1 !. N.
BLOODY Entities
tcontinued from First PACED

resentativos Of these organ IN the ING
defunct lower house. III 9g sS5
IL This manifesto declares that the hopes
reposed In the lower House Of P z 2
mef,t have been blasted BY the diaboli-
cal Sign Of the crowd Of grand dukes ll 3
8court,ers and wealthy land proprietors
assembled around the emperor, w laos
only purpose can ho main tenance OF tne'r
power over the people. BY dispensing
the elected representatives OF the peocple
and arresting and impri so them, lne
government has declared war on the M ,t,.l
ton, and d struggle Is beginning IN Wn ictl
rivers Of blood win flow and FOR wn ,ntl
the criminal government is respoln si = 8.
The people must not spare the govern
%rnent. 4si5 IS IL 81 III 4,
4 This manifesto further $nccuses the IN,
government Of betraying the father and
by invoking the aid OF German and aus
trinn troops. The people are therefore re
urged 10 remove the local authority
nvervwhere TO replace It with men elected
BY themselves. and to con fscate al STATE
funds /, sj y. \, /. . ~ !. J, *.
basis Of universal suffrag &c, and concluded
with the words: rs 935 BIZ & "a . I8 !, g
"Down with the government and the
Emperor. Long livs the dear and lll5 free
Russian people. IL " 5s Fl I'll
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TWO SHOT DOWN5AND
POPULACE IN PANIC q
I (By Associated Press.)

I WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND ''o()llAlI July
ao-M, Burago, the leading official OF inc
socha Tchev District. and q policeman ?
Who was escorting him. were shot dea !,
BY revolutionists near here To-Day DAY. - -
Ia 4 repression h Of the agrarian strike
movement. III u, a,,,,,, :,
OF warsaw, was filled with worsh p
today, an unknown person outside o q
gan firing rapidly with revolver, !, = :
panic followed, the church 7 service 4, was :
broken up and the CONVERSATION 9, at1 ~ - =
wild effort to escape, loroW'aeu ". oo a,,s
a ferry boat which sank X. oro~''' ~ ~
persons. Ri Z. SS 4; 3. Z. -. ~
The affair indicates the nervousness !. o.
4 IL neople. No day passes without tragic
occurrences. In the city park last saul a...s
5day evening, man fired red into ero"u'
Killed one man and wound GO 1ou Y s. .S5&
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CAUSED BIG
.75 SENSATION in CHURCH ]F:[1 Rel
1a,,rt d. ssnniatel iPress.l h

IJulyIl BOA ornmon Y se ~ Ia
cansed a remarkable sensation IN the
cnuhedral here today ny arising ll1ltEg IN me
body OF the church during service ana
contradlcting certain political statements
Of the archbishop uttered from the pull
bit. . A.thanksgivlngS service for the DIS as
solution of the lower House OF Parlla-
mcnt was being held In the cat edral. y
was attended by all the loca! uthorltles.l
The archbishop arose and declared en7 ong
other things, that the members Of the
opposition Weret tanRrp)lists and rene Hies
of the state.v When he had Finished aasol-
der got up and began to mako a speech.
GIe said it was not the opposition but
men like the archbishop who were the
real enemies Of the state. A scene OF
great confusion ensued. amid which tie
soldier. was arrested and taken a to
prison. s5tys{Sss s = ft'ff7t
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GRAND v|Z|E.R 0
ERS|.AI|I|..|.s'I.. 1 J
49, n = IN.
j(By, AssocIa ted Press.)

TI9HERAH. PERSIA, July 3d. The
Grand Yizier, whose ull n-reactionism
made him very unpopular, has been dis
missed. He opposed the granting OF re-
forms. which resulted In popular de-
mands for his dismissal. q
5ss WASHINGTON, July 30,--The Persian
legation was advised by cable to-day from
Teheran that the resignation OF Prime
Minister Atabek -Azam has been, accepted,
and that the Minister OF Foreign A fairs,
Mochire-D ozlet. has been appointed as
premier.
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WANT L|GHTS'AND
definite: Terms I. NJ
Citizens Of Chestnut Hill Not
Willing to Grant It Electric J; Fran Fran
cl,ise Without Conditions.
STAND BY COMMISSIONER / 5: |, ) !! !: 5.
Residents ofsthe Pretty Suburb iii.
Thorough. AccordSWith Their
Representatives.

Tho citizens Of Chestnut Fill and High
land Park want electric lights in these
pretty suburbs for both public and prl-
waite Uses, but they are in thorough ac-
cord with tho commissioners, who refuse
to grant the Passenger and Power Cons
t,any a franchise unlcss 1t contains spe-
sciflc provisions and limitations.
THIS was clearly denronstra ted ht3 the
largo and representative citizens meet
ing held last night at Northsido flall.
Nearly MI OF the residents and property
owners we're present and deep interest,"
was manifested. Tho Interesting fact Was
brought out that some forty or MY
$nuy,,cra 81 nrctty homes have had their
houses Wired for electric lights expect.
Ing tho service to be installed but these
united with others In standing py .the
commissioners In demanding al fran h ~
,that will not leave the place and the
8neople at the mercy Of the passenger
and Power Company in the mat matte fol o.
lights. their character and cos Cost:
Mr. Mcclure was made Z chair'listl, y =
the meeting. It was reported, ina . aEplte.-
%tion, or at least ovcrtures had been liisiue
i "a the !. commissioners for franchlse,
Nut that. 1t was very general inB1ts na-r
ture, with no limit as to prices TO DC
charged, no stipulation as to how long.
the franchise shall run and no regulation.
rs to the location OF tho poles and wires.
The commissioners were opposed to-
granting or even considering such a
franchise, but thought It best to lay: the
matter before the citizens and request
an expression of their Views: #sss 5,.ss
This expression, given after an hour
Or two, Of discussion, was emphatic and
earnest. 1T was to the effect that the
citizens fully endorsed the position of
the commissioners, and were entirely
satisfied to leave the matter In their
hands. &5 f5ss.| s3S sts se} 5E3
The commissioners are Messrs. J. M.
5Fourqurean, c.. W. Wingfeld, c. w.
Vaughan, w. H. Dunn and a. f. Mosby.5
All OF these were present last night
except Mr.. Mosby. Others In ATTENDANCE
.included Messrs, ~. w \ Foster, Charles
s. Cross, I. M. starke, ,3John ST. Lear
Joseph Fourqurean. Jr., bert Wor-
than. John Devine, F. +. Rennie and Mr..
Wilder. fS ti;i M n. 4 Il.
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DETERMl lined
Hen NOTS RUN AGAIN
.(By Associated Press

/, PEG RI.A h u LII, July So,--A nnotherEpo posi-
five announcement from President Roos g.
Welt that no Will not DO a candidate .l fofr
re- election was made to-day IN g letter tier
received by Mrs. =, a. Kinney, OF y
Peoria, from Secretary Loeb, writing for J,
president Roosevelt The letter, dated taltI7tl
Iuly 26th. concludes: s,.
II would say that the President has
nothing to add to tho statement issued
on tho night OF the election in 1904 HIS
decision, as announced at that time, 70 y
.irreYocable, llis
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-TheaHigherlLife

AZ rare privilege has been a ffordedS the
Christian people OF UrbaHna and vicinity
during the past week III the sptsfaal ser.
vices which have been II, progress at tho
Baptist Church. The visiting minister
Rev. Dr. J, p, / sstealey, Of 1Yashin
has be,n telling the sold, did story" With
great power and simpliclty, and his scr-.t
mons have all 4 been charaote rlsed by an
earnestness q and spiri Y OF co 81 tt!on
which has ok cited a he admiration and ms
,t:rest OF the entire colnlnunity.s
The success OF such special religious
.efrorts rs no II to he treckoned solely by
the number Of con MS resultlnE
though this gis usually the 1mpellng mo,
five, ) BIT 8as Well ny the lnspira tlon and
en1couragementf furnish to Christian peo-
nle and the Increased spirituality conse-
auent thereon,-U rbanna Sentinel,
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Strike in Moscow.
.(By Associated Press.)

lEE-,. by 7ASSOCFtteu FTeSS,J l11- q ,T
I. MOSCOW, July 30.-A strike has broken
out here among the bakers. who are striy-
ing to obtain betterment in their work
ing condition and Sunday for a day OF
rest. According to the council Of work
men the total number Of men now on
strike In Moscow reaches $4,000. In addi-
ton to which the Yoskressensey factory
to-day locked out 1000 employees
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STEAMER CAROLINA
REPORTED AGROUND.
(By Associated Press.l

PENSACOLA, FLA, July 3o.-It was
rumored here to-day that the Austrian
steamer Carolina, Captain Bartolich.
which cleared from this port on July
oath for Marsellles. spezzia and Venice,
had foundered at sea somewhere In the
Gulf of Mexico Later another rumor
was In circulatlon that the vessel had
gone aground on one OF the Florida KEYS.
Careful inquiry fails to confirm. either
report The vessel sailed from here with
a cargo o. phosphate, cedar Stats and
barrels of tallow. She Is a new vessel
and was of the most modern construc-.
ton. II Is not believed by the con.
sgners OF the cargo, the Gulf Transit
COMPANY, that there is anything IN the
rpmor, No definite adyices have been
received.
The Carolna's Registered tonnage is
1910. She came to Pensacola from New
Orleans. arriving July 9th sa
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liam II. Payne was the commander.
The rolls arc those, which were used 4, in!
the election immediately follewing t hG
is tho sense OF the members on the
issues Involved. n The namoM of 3, Judge
Keith, now on the bench Of the Su.i
Having i voted for the ordinance Of Sc SCI
cess on, f1l IF ii sf iss g VI
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~ = y n W. u ? i.f ~ q v 4 tl5 s
y three + feet In 9height. al

grown TO two or three feet In height all
in blossom. s. N 344Ess Sg3si &
Tho work of irrig ting and tending the
tplants%at n this XII time OF year requires
about 25 men. From December until
April, during tho Slipping season, pr'obtl-
bly, 80 to Il 76 persons will DO kept busy, 4
At this season the young plants are being
pushed Stas rapidly MS tender care, good
sol. & tho available amount Of lsunshins
ard & constant irrigating will accomplish
stt.-Pomona Times. 5 i s III IN \. Hg'.
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To Visit lakewood.

4 The Royal Arch Chapters Of this city
have received an invitation from the Idle
in their grounds on August 10Th. The
councils will be eX Aendcd all the coui-
teses of the grounds, and will be shown.
through and given Its pleasures free Of
cost. The members are preparing K or a!
big time and It is expected that a large
number Of them will turn out for the oc-f
q eli IN
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+ CARPENTER Still#I,ives

Calvin Ewing. the carpenter who fell
and broke his back at Third and Dick
erson Streets last Friday, is still alive
at the City Hospital. and the physicians
are even hopeful thati@they may save
his life. M IA
He has not yet been able to be placed
In a plaster cast. He has lain on one
rival ~ 3s n fis&Ss
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Unrest Among Workmen

YEIkATERlNosLAV r UssIA. July 80,
There Is very great agitation among the
the leaders thus far have successfully
prevented a strike. urging the necessity
for continuing work until tho signal Is
AT Yuzovka and Yekaterinodar. how
ever. without waiting for. the general sig
nal. many factories and mine workers
have struck, sEf .7sJ 4afffEs
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I Not a Polygamist Here,

Captain Tomlnson went 10 Campbell' 3
Hotel yesterday morning and summo,.n I,ai
of Police IN the CITY Hall. The request
was Immediately complied with. and when
the. Isedouir reached the office Ghlsf AH J;
nar asked him Ii te9llfh1erst GOD tile1laWs
of this country in regard 20 polysainy,
and he replied that hejnot only understood
the Jaws but was observing them,
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MAIL STAGE HELD UP
BY REVOLUTIONISTS,
L(By Associated Press.

81 q N E5T (I3y9 Assoc1ated TPress AZ ~
Z GOMEL, July So,-Nhe mail stage rum
ming from here has been attacked by
robbers, who killed the postman and se-
verely wounded the driver. They got
away with the registered mall Two ar
rests have been made.
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For, Selling Cocaine.

Martha Ann Taylor. the notorious
negress, was In the q Police Court yester-
day morning on he charge Of conducting
g dope Joint and sellln COCAINE at.
Is s a generally bad character and her
case was set for trial Or. AUGUST LIST. 49,
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tllP8{SSlf{ IS - 3Tll1 M. -FIIf7I Z. e'
Passes Examination. I

MI. George G. White, OF this city, has
successfully passed the State Bar eXami-3
nation which was held recently. He AS
now practiclng with his brother, Mr.
David Meade White, with officessin7roomsi
II and 10 in the Shaffer building.
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-Mutineers Attack Iai

the railroad battalion. stationed here,
mutiniel to-day. and accompanied by q
mob of workmen marched to tho Jail and
pants In the recent disorders at Lashker,
who have been In prison here The batta.
lion guarding the jail remained loyal and
dispersed the mutineers.
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PEASANTS DESTROY,
THREE BIG ESTATES

(BSj Associated Rress) iii54.. ..t
sAMAR;AA 4. ,tIR RUSSIA, July So-Three
large estates In this vicinity were de-
5stroyed last night by peasants. 7,5S Ss.3 4!
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Valves; Hearing.

IL this city recently to answer charges
az forgery waived her preliminary
hearing IN the POLES or coHHrt M aha gs
Court on September 2lst'
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Famous Cavalry Rolls.

Major Robert W.SHunter received yes
Ilorse Cavalry. Of Wllrh& q eneral y Sf!l-'
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EEx,Jplaine!,ld.

~ see that a New Yorker got six years
for stealing IS cents, n 3
" Yes 5as ID "a,
free,I'E
@ i s
d ..yyell q why didn't tho judge soak the
second fellow In h proportion?"
...Why, you ehump, he couldn't No man
could scrYe 100000 Years In jail, could
he ?''--C eYeland .ea der, N # al a,8i
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Strikes Arrested.

(By Associated Press.)
ODESSA. July 30,-The police to-day
arrested fifty employees OF the custom
house who were on strike.
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4. good label for the Chicago paeksrs TO pa
tors bsysp - !aspsss, --Dallss Move 81,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-27
UN IMPORTANTE
DESCUBRENIENTO
DiCen que 10 ha beChO eI hijO de un
gan06erO de Fairbanks.

John A. stranahan, hijo de I'M ganade.
70 de Fairbanks, ha hecho un importante
descubrimiento con Ia electriCidad.
Ell joven Stranahan, graduado de Ia
escuela Polit6cnica del Este, ha encontra-
do, hacienda experimentos con las ondas
electriCaB del tel6grafo sin hilOs, que es
possible recojer electricidad en- la atm6sfera
para us aria en- industrias comerCiales. i.
Ha teDido tanto 6xito en- Bu descubri-
mientO que todos los edi6Cios de Ia fnca
de su padre est6n ahora ilnminados pOr Ia
electricidad atmosferica, que ge utiliza
tambien para ID maquinaria de Ia fnca,
CerCa de Ia fnca de Stranahan estSn
los montes de Sully que ge levantan mu-
chOs pies sobre los alrededores de IL CO.
marca.
Eu ls GINA del mas alto de los montes,
coloc6 ktranahan un par de caias en- forma
de volantes 8 cometag, que Sc elevaban &
unos cuantos miles de pies de altura
Entire los dos cometas fue puesto aIgo pa.
r. FeCojer las ondas Hertzianas =, despu6s
de meBes de experimentos, puede obtener
BhoEa del sire pna cOEriente electFica de
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De- SOCIEDAD.


DE p0seO. O.-FaGan una temporada en- los
bafios de Coamo. los dietinguidos esposos
GeOrgeti- Balssiro, sefiora lAureas Ddvila
viuda de- Balaeiro seiiora Mercedes Bal
seiro dc Fernandez VaDga, que luegO re-
gra8ar6n su residaucia en el 'sVersalles."
Gratas impresiones les deseamos en- 81
poetico balneario del amigo Boix, & los
estimados 1iajeroa
PersOnaies. -Ha salido para Morovie,
pasando pog Manatf, 81 doctor Rafael dai
Vails que regregar6 pasado mahana esta
ciudad, Buen viaie.
10y regres6 4 Manatf el sefor Jose Ri.
vera que eBtuvo aqui dos diae al asuntos
partcularea Que se repitan las visitas.
Ha regFesadO de los EstaGog Unidos en
donde estuvo viaiando durante dos meses,
don Ramon Balseiro D6vila, hacendado
de Barceloneta. que tiene 4 ID distinquida
espona y familia en- Catafio pasando una
coTta temporada. Bien venido.
EalfernO. -Ha estado epfsrmo, adm que
no de cuidado, y Be encuentra meiorado dc
la dolencia que le impidi6 asistir & "a des-
pacho algunos dias, el senior Frazier, ge-
cFetario particular del gobernador. Cele-
bramos no Sc repitan las indisposiciones
del estimado funcionario.
AnimGci6n Entire 81 elemento fsmeni-
no de Il ciudad se nota gran entusiasmo
para concurrir 4 la primera reception que
celebraran los distinguidos esposos Win.
throp en- Ia noche del z del entrante mes.
Las festas al preBidente Roosevelt ser6n
tambi6n de gran importancia pueB concu-
rrir6n San Juan conocidos elementos de
toda la iala.
MejorandO.- Dentro de IL gravedad de
,la dolencia que Ie aqueia se encuentra
mejor desde anoche, Ia distinguida sefiorita
Maria Teresa Acosta Acosta.
La seiorita Sergia Dalmau, huespsd de
los egposos Gual Mata, tambi6n mejora en
Ia enfermedad que le retiene On Ell lecho.
Deseamos que 81 mas rapido restableci-
mlento lleYe Ia salud 4 las dos bellas y
estimables damitas de San Juan Qua
yama.
SEMPER.
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So aITIslda 9 Vsnds

Una finca r1stica, conpuesta de 850
cuerdas propias para s1embras de cnas,
frutos memories, tabaco chinas etc. csc.
Tiene casa habitaci0n, apRFRt0s antiques
para Ia elaboration de azlicaT y excelente
aqua potable Est8 situada & orillas de Ia
carretera de Aguad lla isabella 8 80 mi
nutos de Ia primera pOblaci0n.
Para mas infOrmes Luis N. Maisonave
Aguadilla. As. VI ..
La VILLA DE MADRID.-Ya
negaron las Iegftimas camisetas de Crepe
de sante, ia de merino france1as; BuTtido
az casimires; madrSs para camisas 8 infi-
nidad de artfcuIoa de Ios que e exclusive
essa casa. EI p6blico de buen gust0
compra siempra en s.La Villa de Madrid !.
San FxanCisco 81. Tsl6fou0 278. E. O.
Box 7s4. Eaa IHan, Puerto Rlca,
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"A 45 Bube "a Ia numeraci6n de los
autom6viles que circular por las carreterag
de esta isla. Aumenta el ugo de este vehf-
culos rapidamente y terminada que seq y
red de carreteras para cuya construction
vot6 Ia camara unioniata 81 emprestito de
un million de dollars pOdrd recoTrerss en-
muy corto tempo toda Ia isla.
Se informa que IL policfa intervino
anoche para impedir que IN grupo de per
sonas que venfan en- los uarTos el6ctricoB
para el mitin republican, que go habfa de
efsctuar en- Ia plaza, no continuaran con
los fuertes gritos de ''abajo los unionistas"
otros poT 81 estilo.
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AnjyeIsari0 del Lihertadpr Bolivar.
SEMPER.

III lioven consul de los Estados Unidos
de Venezuela, sefior Lope. Bello, nos ha
manifeatado que manana % de octubre.
con motive dc Scr 81 aniversario del gran
Simon Bolivar, aquel gran guerrero pero
tambien insospechable dem6crata que Sc
adelant6 4 50 tempo, permanecer6 izado
81 pabell6n nacional venezoIano en- IL of
Gina consular de San Juan.
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fuerza ilimitada.
Informamos acerca de ese descubrimien-
to, tai como 10 henos lefdo en- Ia prenaa
de los Estados Unidos.
Una hOla susIta GiIcuIada en- Ponce.

En- una hoia snelta invitando para un
meeting republican, circulada On Ponce,
SO dice 10 Biguiente:
''3o.-A las dos de Ia misma uegada
Ponce, por la carretera Central, de los
prestigiosog leaders, oradores y distingui-
dos amigos polfticos. Barbosa, We've, Her
nandez Lopez, Degetau, Coll y Cuchf, Be
cerril, Falcon, Sanchez Morales y Gomez
Brioso."
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Ell prOgrama de CIemenCeau.

New York. Octubre %, 43O p
gahine M
da por NJ Combe Ia question relgiosa
Mi e m
amigo e iutre repdbiCo M. Combea
debiiddeS rep6bh.
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Crlmenes en- BakG.

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En- eata imprenta % vend8 papel de Re.
Ti6dico Yisio ( e2-O0 quintal.
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Miles De Testimonies.

Tenemos archivados mucnOs miles de
testimonies de personas curadas de ca
tarro en- los pulmones, con la Peruna, y
podemos dar q nuestros lectores, solo
una idea del vasto ndmero de reeomen-
daciones, que diariaments Feeibe el
Doctor Hartman.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Prssi-
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Colum-
bus, Ohio, e. U. de 4.
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cura 81 Mis- Mfnlmo ResfrEadO Y
EYffa La Tisis.

RI primer escal6n de la tisis, es an
resfriado. Ell segundo, dejar de aten-
derlo tempo. Ell terceEo es el desarro-
ollo del catarro, Ell euaI Sc hacs cr6nieO
gradualmente. Ell cuarto, cuando el
eatarrO Sc esparce por Ia cabeza y Ia
garganta, despues por los bronquios y
finalmente nega los pulmones siendo
eEt6nces tisis en- su primer grado.
Con la Peruna Sc puede contaT cual.
quier hora, para desvfar La enfeFmedad
durante Ell desarrollo del catarro, desds
que empieza en- La forma de resfriadO
hasta que llega los pulmones. ST V. 50
ha constipado, sin demorarse, tome
Peruna. Una botella q tempo haes
mas beneficio, que media dOcena, euando
el catarro Sc ha desarxoIlado en- los
pulmones. *.--.-
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-27

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