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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
zl0N'S:WAR. BREAKS
OUT IN NEW PLACE
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Aug. 4.-War between the
fighting factions in Zion City has broke
out afresh.
Alfred E. Bills, who has openly sup
ported John Alexander Dowie in his
fight against. Wilbur Glenn Voliva, has
filed q petition with Judge Lands in
the United States district court an
nouncing his candidacy for the office
of general oversee5 Of the Christian
Catholic church in Zion.
Members of the Voliva faction are
open in declaring the candidacy of Bills
merely a ruse on the part Of Dowie
and his followers to complicate the sit.
uation, and if possible, ito stir up the
people Of the church to "a greater ex.
tent {. - ~n-.. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
QUININE KILLED.;
BURST EARDRUMS
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. "-~ .''
Morrisonville, Va, Aug. 4.-John Ja-
result reUi tee of Ass severe drenchiDa % after ft
large dose of quinine. Having heard
somebody say that quinine was good in
case of malaria, Jacobs took at one dose
the entire contents Of a drachm bottle.
He then went into the woods where
he encountered heavy rain. He was
found on riverbank later. Physicians
were hurried to the scene, but they ar
rived too late. Jacobs lungs, eyes and
the drums of his ears had burst.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
POPULIST PARTY
KNIFED BY BRYAN.
Action at Lincoln, Neb.,~s Shows
that He Has Deserted His
a, 2 Former Allies 44aaI ew,s
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. 81.
Lincoln, Aug. 4.-W. j. Bryan has
broken away completely from his politi,,
cal allies of the campaigns Of 1895 and
1900, the members of the populist party.
This action is by proxy, but it has
been done by Mr.. ,Byran's closest per-
sonal and political friends in the form
er presidential candidates s home town
and there is no likelihood that he Will
oppose their decree. r.
Two years ago the fusion nomination
for governor was given to popullst,
George w. Berge, an attorney of Lin
coin. Berge was defeated by only
few thousand votes. He is again can
didate for. the nomination and is seek
ing democratic support. Strong demo.
cratic opposition to his aspirations have
sprung up in Lincoln, Mayor Frank W.
Brown, speaking for scores of leading
democrats with whom he has discussed
the situation, declared today that the
democrats of the state were not fol
Berge. He asserted that they were fol
a democrat only and that Berge coulc
not have the support Of the Bryan de-
mOcracy. '-''
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
II - p
SHANKS DISMISSED
ALONG WITH MILLER

Washington, Aug. 4.-Along with
William A. Miller, assistant foreman of
binding a.;di ga;s in the government a1 printing
service, went also Milo Shanks, former.
ly foreman Of the second typesettine
division. It is apparent that President
Roosevelt has given Public Printer Still.
lings absolute control over the print.
ing office and he will proceed to formu.
late and make effective bis own policy
without regard to theSeivil service reg
ulations. @ as7
It is expected that Miller will make q
fight for reinstatement before the civil
service commission.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
MORMON ELDER browns

Rev. Aaron w. Jackson, Aged II, Is Dead
at La Crosse.
Special to The Journal.
La Crosse, Wfs.ss Aug. .4.-Rev. AARON
W.. Jackson tMormens elder, was
drowned in Black river while bathing.
He had lived in this city nine months,
and was 21 years old and unmarried His
home was at Ogden. Utah. where his rs-
mains will be taken.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
ONE TRUST OUT OF BUSINESS
Big Paper Combine in the Throes of
Dissolution, a .3

Milwaukee. Aug. 4.--Directors Of the
General Paper company held meeting
behind closed doors yesterday afternoon
with view to winding up it's affairs
as a corporation in compliance with the
decision handed down few months ago
by the United States court.
Secretary L. M. Alexander stated af-
ter the meeting that the company had
more meetings would probably be held
before the final details Of dissolution
were completed. r.
The company's Offices in Chicago
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
RIOTERS ON TRIAL
Hearing Started at RockIand, Mlch.. a,
Two Strike Victims Are Buried.

Hearing Started at Rockand, Mlcr., as
Two Strike Victims Are Buried.
Special to The Journal. - -2.--,.-------
Calumet, Mich, Aug: 4.--The hearing
Of the cases against the rioters was be-
gun today at Rockland. The funerals Of
were fatally shot in the fight, was held
today.
An agitator at the Mass Consolidate
mine at Mass City attempted to get the
men to strike. He was making a stump
speech and influencing the men to his
way Of thinking, when mining captain
walked along and the men picked ur
their dinner pals and started for work
The agitator lost his job at the mine
without further ceremony.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
Insurance Company Sued.
New Palace Hotel.
Stockholders Must Paw,

Hamburg, Aug. AT a meeting of
the stockholders Of the Hamburg.Bre-
men Fire Insurance company here yes
terday the directors stated that the
total losses Of the company in the San
Francisco disaster amounted to $4;365,-
900. The reserves on hand are $2,500,-
900 and it will therefore be necessary
for the stockholders to pay an assess
ment of 80 per cent. g.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
.SAYSG. N.HASPAID
j. AWAY ABOVE SEVEN
Continued From First Page.

strength or earnings of the Great North
ern Railway company.
'sThis was in essence 40 per cent
dividend paid last year upon all capi-
tai stock in excess Of the regular divi-
dend of per cent. It accounts for
the market value Of the stock, which is
interest nominally paid and answers the
question before the railroad commission
whether freight charges are too high.''
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
Stands Off Creditors.

New York, Aug. A telegram re-
ceived in Paris from st. Petersburg
says that the Russian government has
appealed to and obtained the consent
of its German creditors to the post
ponement Of the payment of it's treas
ury bonds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
1855 MEN

Wanted at Once to Harvest the Marvel
GUS Crops In Minnesota and North
Dakota Along the 500 Line.
Low rates in effect from st. Paul
and Minneapolis to all points west in
Minnesota and the Dakotas daily, Aug
lst to 3lst inclusive, 1906.
Ii Splendid wages are offered ranging
from $1.75 to So per day, including
board. An opportunity for everybody
to get busy. i. 8. ,.sa ,l
ASK at the ticket Office = ss$
119 Third street s. i4s
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
$4,000 OF CARS
W0RKMEN STRIKE
Continued From First Page.
the signal be given, they are requested
to appear in the streets armed.

the signal be given, they are requested
to appear in the streets armed.
and fears are also M expressed res ID I that pn a
general railway strike may break out
here. Stringent measures have been
adopted for the preservation Of order.
The Polish socialists today issued q
proclamation admitting their RESPONSE,
bility for the recent train robberies and
acknowledging that they murdered
twenty policemen during the course Of
last week. ...
. - Plot Is Betrayed.
A plan to liberate the political pris-
oners here was betrayed to the author.
tiles today. Several civil servants and
policemen who were implicated have
been arrested. r.. Es.....
A telegram from Libau saws that
train robbers today between -Libau and
Haffpot, stole $4,000 Of government
money. p "fE g.I -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
Duel Between DOG and Man.

duel BetWeen Dog and MAN.
Y A duel to the death between a. dog
and an armed man has just been fought
in Alton. N. j. It is the most exciting
battle on record and is stirringly de;
novel by Mary E. wilkins, for which
this paper has secured exclusive serial
rights, prior to it's publication as q
book. The first installment will ap.
pear tomorrow. It is the fourth novel
of the Authors and Newspapers Asso.
citation g famous $150,000 series.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
Additional Stops on the 500 Line foz
Fisherman

Train No. 100, "The Manitoba Elk.
press" leaving st. Paul PM, Min.
neapolis $40 pm, will stop at Buffalo
and Annandale on Saturdays, and train
No. 10, arriving Minneapolis 7:15
am. st. Paul 7:55 am, will stop al
same points on Monday morning.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
FROM THE HOUR OF BIRTH
Mothers Should Use Cuticura
Soap, the Worlds
s,aEa EavOrifA

Mothers are assured of the absolute
purity and unfailing efficacy of Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the great
Skin Cure, in the preservation and puri-
fcation of the skin, scalp, hair, and hands
of infants and children. For baby ecze-
mas. rashes, itchings and chaings, as
well as for annoying irritations and
lucrative weaknesses, and many sana-
tive antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to mothers, as well
as for all the purposes Of the toilet,
bath, and nursery, Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment are priceless.
Sold throughout ths world. Cuticura Soap s5cs oina
nneut &c., kesolvent Soc lin form Of Chocolate Coated
Pis 25c. Per Nal of 90. may p had Of all druggistA
rottsr Drug ard 0Afm Corr Sole Props, boston1 Ma
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
MORE FIRES IN MICHIGAN
Railroad Property and Forest Products
Threatened with Loss.

Special to The Journal.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. FOREST
South Shore road have been burning
briskly for several days, threatening
railroad property and forest products
piled in the woods. They are most
serious in the vicinity Of Eckerman,
Chippewa county. Today at Gamma sta
tion large stock of railroad ties was
saved only by loading it upon cars and
hustling it away. g..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
FRISCO BANKERS
LEND in EAST
$30,000,000 Placed ON Short Time
Loans in New York
City. ..- s@ .- &

! San Francisco, Aug. 4.-san Fran
cisco national banks have since the
fire loaned in New York on six months
paper $30,000,000 at rates Of interest
ranging from 41a to 6 per cent, There
is superabundance Of money here at
present and bankers are finding the
New York field q fertile one for loans
for terms ont exceeding siv months and
with the best Of collateral security.
Bankers say that loans for rebuilding
the burnt district will be required in
five or six months. ..
Insurance Company Sued.
Organized policyholders of the Will
,liamsburg City Fire Insurance COM
!pany Yesterday commenced suit against
the company to recover $50, $50 alleged
to be due the plaintiffs on account of
policies due and unpaid. This Is the
first of series Of eight actions which
attorneys have been empowered to in
stitute. r.., f.
New Palace Hotel.
It is definitely decided that the New
Palace hotel will cost $3,OOO,O0O
About 100000 will be allowed for fur.
niture. There are to be TOO rooms. In
nearly every respect the famous old
court will be duplicated. "
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
MURDERS HIS WIFE
Jealous Miner. Of Butte, Mont, Is Now
a. Fugitive.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 4.-Frank Harolt,
miner, today shot and killed his wife,
Mary, in boarding house, where she
escape. They had not been living to-
gether for some time. Jealousy was
the motive.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
HomeWard Bound.

Paris, Aug. 4.-Congressman f. and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth today sailed from
Cherbourg for New York on the Ameri.
can liner st. Paul. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
KING AND KAISER
il. d.. TO MEET AUG. is

London, Aug. At was officially an.
nounced today that King Edward and
Emperor William meet at Friedrichs-
kron castle, near Homburg, Germany,
Aup l5
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-04
Bomb Kills Two.

Moscow, Aug. A bomb exploded
In the Kazan railway station today
Two persons were killed.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
JlRD|NES EN- JAPON
EI arte dc Ia jsrdineria en-
ell Imperio del Sol Nacien.
to. Rosas y cIaveles.
MARRvlLLAS
MARAvILLAS
Dedican a las plantas cuida-
dos minuclosos y copstan
tes. -Maceta japonesa.

En- sl imperio del Sol NG Gcients el
arts do 10 ardinelfa ostenta aus ri
quexas On todas lss clases soeiales,
ain exception. Cuando IN txtrApjsro
llfga q aquel pals, ae ssombra del
sulto que los isponeses rinden & los
4 ores y 80 sxtkifa ante 10 bellexa do
las rosAs y lss elavsles que Adornan
las casas de los obrsros y do les arta
sanos. Y sin embargo, tales msravi'
les 90 producsn de mapsrA sencilf
simR
Aquellos modeatou sHeionados 4
las d res ignoran los asonos lfquidos
y las sustAneias qulmicss, pero on
camblo dsdicAn & las plaptas euidados
minuoiosos y conatantes,
La macsta isponeSA di6sre POGO
on % aspecto exterior do las eomun
mente uGRdas en- EspA9a. Sus bordea
superiores soporlan, & maners do su'
biertA, una archa redondsla que for
ma una canal e6neava On todo 81 re-
dedor. Juntsments con esta particu'
laridad, 10 mscstA prsssnta 10 do que
el fondo, en- vsz ce tener IN agujsro
duieo. en- Al pArte central sl9vsse On
torma dc trorGo de como atHavesado
por tres orifsios do di&metro deai
gusl.
L. mAssta iApones& resuelve 10
euesti6n dc los tutores 6 rodrigonss,
SGbese que estos pics tienen por obs
10 el sostener les plansAs i6venea que,
abandonadaS 4 81 mismas, podlian scr
tronehad adas por el visnto 8 por "a
propio psso; como NO sismprs en-
cuentran bsatAnte solidez On In sierra
de los mAcetAs ordinArias, muchas
vecss neoesitan ssr soatenidos por los
plAnsas en- vez do ser soHi6n dc ellAa;
do modo que, en- eiertos eAsos, ~ In )
tsrvenei6n es inshssz Este ineonve
niente no desc a'lA en- 10 mAceta iapo'
mesa grAcias Al mas Aneho de los orr
delos, en- sl que 80 auieta 6rmsmense
oil tutor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
GuStaVO Rodriguez
AROGADO 7 NOTARIO
Marina 6, PsEGs. PRsvts-Rtee
Para los que qulNFan cOIOcaF
blen su dlnef0

as Vsnds 9 ArricndA en- Ponssl en-
Ia salis ATOCHA, la mas eSnIrisa Dc
Ia siudAd ansrs Les dos PlGSAs pFtnsi-
palsa, an almSsen dc mampoGtsEiA ,
MADEIRA dsl pals, de II pies PulGA'
das s do rents rOr 10 calls del Sol ,
IS II pulgAdas por ls Dc ATOCHA,
trsnts { las saaAa de Enmanuslli ! o.
r. vAldssillA HemAnos d @.
Por ssner ests almasen dos Arri'
mos % hAss may tkOn fabrisaEls una
plAnta altal somdn kngnlo dc MANI
PosIsria solAmsnla. TGmbien una dc
plAdos Alnlas mAmPostsFfa sonIixus
anSsrior sn ID salls del SOL. n Qus
AdQuisFa sstA propiSdad lsndrk an
ousn inlsEsa de 81 dinsrol Para In
tcrmss dirigiFss { RA1kEE RIvERA
RuBEi. IL, Pouas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
PROTESTA RAzONLDA
Escrito de aIgunos alumnos
de Ia EscueIa Industrial
de MayagTez.
SU EXTRANEZA
SU EXTRANeZA
Al enterarse de que no Sc
abrira la E:cuela en- el pre-
sente Curse Esco'ar.

Honorable ComiSi0nQdo de Educaci6n.
Senor: Los que suseriben 10 pre-
ssnte, alumnos que estudisron an los
snoa antsriores en- 10 EseuelA adus
trial do essa eiudAd, 90 han srterado
CON sorPresA y gran pesark 10 Vsx,
do que en- el curso pr5ximo no 90 ha.
hrirk dicha tscuela, No es nusslra
intsnoi6n ent.sr on dissrtaclones nj
critieaS sbhre ls eausa mo ivo do
tal reloluc.6n. pero como con ella 20
nos ocaaiora uu periuieio que solA'
msnte noIotros, los verdaderos intere'
sados, podsmos apreciAr, s.evamos
h astA V. q. 10 preIente protests. pi'
diendo 4 10 vez qus por sJgdo medic
que se halle & vasstro Alcarce trate
dc subsanar ls fAlta 8 ma, hien oil
vAeio sue dsis lA SUPPRESSION do dichs
eseuelA industrial.
I'm tt,cto, en lA refsrlda eseuals
indus t-ial curs&bsm9s an sinr nero
dc AaigoAturaa que 70 90 enasfan On
laG eseuelaa aubsiasentss.
Las elasea de Dibuio , Carpiuts'
RIA que en- reAlidsd son las que mas
nos intersssn Il lts varores, y Las dc
lahores las hsmbrAs, no ssguirAu
ems, d Sndose, Nf)r, puea en- estaa es
cuelAs no 80 sursAn estAs asignatu.as,
y claro y evidsnse 90 gus habremos de-
olvidsr todo 10 que tsnemos sprendi
do, somssleadossnos & psrder todo oil
slsmpo que hemoS estudiAdo, 10 que
resultA dem asiAdo triats 8 iniusIo.
AL hkeer nuestr0 ipgrsso On IL
referidA escuela, foe nuestrA intenei6r
adquirir alli conoeim.entos do profe.
stones IRA ,tIcAs que en- brevl tempo
pudisran proporeionaruos los medios
de librsr nusstrA subSiatsncIA y 10 de
nuestrA tamiliAs.
Bor tales moiivoS, reitersmoS &
V a. nuevsmenie Ia III plea do que
ae alrvA disponer loa msdios condu'
csntsa 4 que no 80 nos periudique ha'
slendonos ine6eaeas los concCImlen'
sos Adquiridos y por ende sl tempo
que para sllos hsmos emplsAdo.
Muy yrsapesuosAments,
Rafael Garcia, Lufs Lsfua, Juan
P. VillArip, Juan B. NAvsrro, HilA
rio Bsllido, Catalina Bsllido, Orispfn
Rodrigusz, Eurique Csbollero, Hermi'
nio Nufoz Modesto IeiArts, Antonio
Luciano, Juan R. Seiic, Cornsllo Hey
Tiger, JoG6 Miguel Castro, Eduardo
RosAbAl, JoIe ], BAS6, Justo EshAn
dy, AaGso Alsiery, Jose Serdlveda,
lOontinda en- Ia pdqina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
De SAN SEBASTIAN
COsecha de cafe. ArregIo de
las Was rura!es. SObre
natricula de aIumnos.
LA ANEMlA
LA ANEMlA
Sefloritas a la Escuela Nor.
NAL Progreso en- el conner.
clio y en- las industrias

Con motive dc 10 cosecha de cstt
n6tsss bGstante movimienio ca el CO.
mereio local Muehos hrF zos 90 ocu
psn On el aeondicionamicnto del gra-
no. Este se hA vardido al precio d.
8 10 IS 10 fAnega. UltimSmense hA au
frido bais
-Por el Coneeio municipal 80 hi
Aeordado el arreglo ds las Was rura'
lea que conduesn a los bsrrios de
<Hoysmalss. sperehAfs, sRoblets y
eSt Il ador Con- tAl motive hAbr& ira
bsio para Algur - peraonss.
va se eEikn mRtrioulsndo loa
Alumnos que han de ssistir 4 las ss'
cuelaa do 10 munieipalidad en- el curso
que &C mlerzA sl 2t del eorrients.
-HAstA hoy, 20. hay 300 personas
somstidGa al tratsmiento de ID anemia.
Ii Sub sstAsi6n de San Sebastian, &
cargo del sxoerto gAleuo doctor don
Jos6 Angel Fraueo, tuneloua con toda
regularidAd, y cuepta con un personal
idoneo. Propto ser& inAtsladA en- IN
partamsnto eonvenienlsmsnte pre-
parade.
Con sl Il 4 de Asistlr a las elases
de Ia Eseuela Normal, SO han despe-
dido dc essA sooiedAd las dulees ami
guitsa &C. iritaa RoaitA Font K1n d y
EvArirtin Rodriguez RAbsll y loB aOro.
clables iovsnc!toA Jot6 MA CabAllero,
Francisco B alleLtsr Acosts, Jos@ G on.
za'sz Torres, Joaquin Card6 Peruys-
70.
A todos deAeamos grAndea Adclan.
tos ca aus estudios.
La aered!tAdA frmA mereautIl
que girA On sstA plaza bsio ls rax6n
social do G Nendsx y & Sueesorcr,
ha alberto IN bien sursido come clio
on sl c6modo edidcio do msmpoaterlA
que recientsmente hA oonstruido on
10 sale do sRutz Beivis.S
La importsnts ri lrmA introdu-
clda por Ella DEMoCRACiAs, he aldo
acoRidA CON sAtisfAcsi6n por todos sus
Atonados dS esta localidAd, pueA lea
ctsees grandes vsntsias on 10 irtor-
ei6n.
-Los mSgoifsos tabaeoG que vie
no elaborAndo Ii fSbrlca sPueata de
sols bsjo Ia oompstsoie direction del
obrero don Manuel Pertz Traverse,
Goxan de msreoida fsmA on el merca-
do local, siendo mayor cAdA diA Ia
demanda en- sl consume. En- 10 sla
borAci6n del ArGfeulo go emplean lAS
eiores hoiAa del pals.
CoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25

Hoy ha llegado 4 ssta eiudad oil
distipgaido hombrs pdbliso don Juan
r. BsiE.
-Auochs hubo pn mseting unio'
nistA en- el poblado ts ID Playa. con
una eoncurrsnslA sxiraordinsria.
Tomaron parte los seGores Astol,
Canalss. Psrica,, Cordero Matos,
Ramos, Torres, Villali, Martinez y 10
nias FAusta Dros, hiia del honrado
obrero Joae Dolores.
La policfa dc ganidad hi de-
nuneiAdo en- 10 sale do 10 Vistud,
pOblado do IL Pisya. una eaballerizA
prop.edad do don Mariana Garcia J
don Sergio Poventud, por no llenar
les rsglas sAnitArias.
--sAbemos cue el tsnisnte do IL
polisia insular oe Juana Diax sefor
JimAnex, sit& tnvsstigando 81 Asesina
10 do BrAeety parese que 30 encuen-
tran eomplieados a'gunos individuos
Dc representation.
Por este motive prstsnden algu'
mas personas 10 destituei6n de este
rssto eumplidor dc 50 debsr.
Faliz nente no estamos en- SQuellos
sismpos On que el eriman erA prsmia.
do y 10 virtud y 10 honradea perse.
Ruidas y atropslladas.
Hoy faeron bene6cladas On sl
mGsAdsro pdblieo 10 reses con IN 10
tal dc 2 37e libras, txpendi6ndoss &
80 centAvos kilo.
Es tai 10 esoaAisud do resea que
la matanza dc hoy hA ecn,lstido on
uovillos y tsrneros.
Los republieAnes 60 dieron mi
tin Anoehe; eata nochs 10 dMA1 en-
Buenos Aires y msnanA On el Coto
del Laurel,
Los unionistas los siguen por TO.
das partss; son IL eterna sombra do
los lepuhlicanos. MA6ana domingo
tisnen los unionistas meeting on Bue
NOS Aires.
No bien cssA 10 d6bil vcx del re.
public anismo On IN pupto, euAndo 80
hacs OR vibrante y robustA 10 Voc
del unioRismo en el miamo punto.
-Son muy Amargaa las Queias
cue llegan hAsta nososros sobre el
proeeder del Jusz, Seerstario y poll
siaz del pueblo do PeHuelas. TomA'
rsmos dAtoa dc 10 que pasa en- el ve-
clno pueblo.
va que an peri6diao, 6rgAno do
Mr.. Hafeyar, 90 ocupA tAnto do Ia
asiatsncia de les seiioras y n!nos {
los meetings unionistas, tsnt mos que
hAesrle presents que les primerAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
De TODAS parties
En- Europa SO ha discutido ell
asuhtO de los cIavos en- las
paredes de las casas.
DIENTES NEGROS
DIENTES NEGROs
El uso del betel respecto del
bello esmalte que da a los
dientes de las bailarinas.

Ha sido motive, On Europa, dc
trecuentes eonrovarsiss. 10 question
de sAhsr ai el heeho de aus un inq nj
limo eoloQae grandes elavos On laG
parsdel para oolgar susdros y retra.
tos, eonstitaye un periuisio sl ipmus.
BILE. En- lss sfaeras de Paris sstaha
siti scido por los sonseries que cada
elavo gtande debis pagan IN ftanso
de inoemnizAei6n. Utimamente, II,
Masi6, iuez de psz de Nogen sur Mar
ne, hA eortAdo 10 question dseidiendo
que oil inquilino, al 6isr elAvoa on las
paredes, no hAce sino usar do 10 eosM
alquilAda yqus, por consig uisnts, NO
hay lugsr indemu'zseion.
Una banda de n6madss. que lbs
do 10 Fert6 Gauehsr [Ssiqset Aarpt
penetr6 Il timAments On Essernay, de-
pArtamento del Marne, y asamp0 alli
unR noshe.
L. banda 90 eompopia eomn do
sesenta indiv duos, hombres, mujsrss
, nihos. disx vehicllos treee cshs-
Hos de slros, y pretsntiA sisrcsr 10
profssi6n de chA'Anes, manitsstAndo
Ia intsnei6n de dirjgitss a (hAlcns-
eur MArne.
La gandarmeifs pidi6 inatrueelo.
mes Ia prtfsstula anse squellA NO
vedad.
NO 60 oil uso del hesel el que de
4 los dientes sl bello elmalts regro
qus ha distipguido resiepssmente On
Paris 4 lAs bail&rinaa de 8. M. Hlso.
wiih I. Fl betel snroiess, psro no
ennsgrscs.
Los eambodgiAnos, ecmo lodca
los indo chlnos y uDS paris dc los
hlndds, 90 hacsn tefIr los disntes DOR
espeeiAliutas que proeedsn d aquella
oper Aei6n eaAi do 10 misma mAuers
que los lustradores de ealxadc, son
10 sola diisrsneia de que los inatru'
msntos son, naturAlmer to, msroa vo-
luminosos. UuA alsganls do Phou.
Perh recibe dos veees por semsnA 10
vista dc su hfiIdor, porque sl mas
alto tono en aQusl pafs corsiats On
tsner los dientes do IN negeo impsca'
BILE, que no deis nj s6u sosEechAr que
hen podido ser hlsncos.
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sa Roja, epoca de la gran
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paginas So y o..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25

trstan do organizar I'm meeGipg unio-
nista donde elias y solo elias tomarAT
parte en- 10 oratoria.
20 ,iere sabsr el peri6diso dc Mr.
MafeitGr por que?
Porque les damss unionistss de
Ponce quieren dar una mues!rs de yer.
dadero civilmo y probar que ai elias
no tieusn el derssho 81 voto, On cam
bio pusden hSesr patriotAs. que nc
han sabido nj sabrAn hscsr los repu.
blieanos.
Sc encusntrA entsrmo de 10 gar
ganta nuestro ilustrado amigo don
Eugenio Astol.
-Fxlsteneia do presos en- 10 car
col del Distrito: on sumario So; muie.
res, 8; cumpIiendo eondenA, vArorer,
235; muieres 19. Total, 293.
Cumplidos y salem hoy; Agapito
Rodrfguez, por husto mayor; JAvler
Gonzalez, por psriurio.
La polieia insular hA hesho las
siguientes denuncias:
Bautista Ranger y Miguel Rodri'
gusx, por infracei6n do lAs ordenan.
xas munieipRles.
Juan Reyes, por alserAr la paz
p6hlica.
Salvador Torres, Antonia San
ehsx, Carlos Diaz, y Julio Rodriguez,
por pelea.