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Too, Many for Him.

! : An official of nthe New York post
office relates az story?of the sad:predica-
meht Of an Irishnlan, who entered that
office for tles' purposeaof mailing a let
ter#to his fancee. ID IA 9.s,.s:# ...s....
He paused in perplexitys before a
board containing three, letterslots bear.
ing the words az City, Domestic,
8 Foreign..'''..:f "a. h. D,.,........ sv
- Faith,3'' he 1nuttered, {" this is a
pretty problem Maggie's a domestic
@eigner. What beats me is, how i IN
to get this letter in them three holes at
wanst. F4lhsES... ~. ~. 80
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&. sEeO ND PRIZE. {
This Story Gets s..
A Quick Retort.

\ One Sunday morning the priest IN a
country parish was returning from the
girl VI whom he had I not seen 81 st St church
engaged in the pursuit Of worldly pleas:
ure:-playing 9 1njun'' or hide and &c
seek, or something Of the sort. At any
rate. she was breaking the fourth com
mar dment. ...S5::s. 81 81 *
:! In righteous wrath he addressed her:
GOOD morning, thou |. daughter 81 Of So
Quick as a flash she jumped UP, made
g. low courtesy and answered.: ~ So :<'<.
.:. s.',.s.ss''-s. NJ: A.
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Objected to Gentlemen.

Miss ST. hate him becauserhe is
gentleman. "a ~, 70
Miss blow is that, friend7
Miss S.--The other night in the
church, he stepped on my sore corn and
before had time TO turn around and
slap his face, he asked my pardon.
Spring Valley, MINI. sl IL. P. L..
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4. Invoking Divine Wrath.

s A darky preacher recently delivered
the following ferYent prayer: u. 81
- LaWd, we tWants "a blessing for ever
one 'cept :Vone;t an dat one, is a yaIler
Niger, what Boarded the railroad train
en- ruined off wild de whole collection
what was took up to pay my. salary wild.
Lawd, please make the train jump de
but take one leg from datsnigger.
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BILE masterpieces of the world, among
them !, the Apollo: Belvidere. They
pointed it out TO her as being the most
perfect form of man that bad ever been
conceived BY the brain Of an artist,
and the old woman walked. all around,
looked at it from every point of view,
and she says;4r. - sf,.. a..
ita'' X ~. - :, s,.,.' ; IL -e0-s...s'.0
{; e. Yes. III, &., ...t:.: =
). .t,.sWelll, give me Jones' &C. H. *
s Stevens Point, Wis. ..t..s sr.. ~.
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{ 81 want to know your age. -
Il don't know that the. acquaintance
is desired by the other side
sfusing to answer MY question, said
the attorney, coaxingly. CT am sure ]
would tell how old I was If j were
asked. I, s.. +
But nobody would ask YOU, fo1
everybody knows you are old enough
to know: better than to be asking a
woman her: age, so there
j And the attorney passed on to the
next, question. George Rasmussen.
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Family Complications.

e . How much like you your littleYgir is,
Mrs: Brown. remarked an; aequaint-
.ance who met them on the street.
so, replied Mrs. Brown. 80 She is my
husband IS child by his first wife. ' ''e5l
;51t Indeed! A-a-at all events, I dom It
think / IN wrong in saying your little
boy is the image of Mr.. Brown! e ff
. = He's my son by nay first husband,
Mr. Green S. .ssts3sH /,
"Ah, yes. Good afternoon, Mrs.
Brown. 2s 81 f {: 81 F. N.
Litchfeld. MINI. .tsft -.
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objective points lin our visit to India.
Since first / heard of it, l had read so
much of it and had received such glow,
ing accounts from those who had seen
it., that L reared lest. the expectations
aroused might be disappointed. We
reached Agra toward midnight, and,
as the moon was waning, drove at once
to the Eaj that we might see it under
the most favorable conditions, for in
the opinion of many it is most beauti-
full by moonlight. There is something
fascinating in the view which it pre-
sents, and we Toasted our eyes upon it.
Shrouded in the mellow light, the veins
of the marble and the stains of more
\ than two and a half centuries are in
visible and it stands forth like an
apparition. We visited it again in the
daytime, and yet; gain, and found that
the sunlight increased rather than dim
inished its grandeur. !. enclose with
this article a photograph, but am aware
that the camera cannot reproduce its
! loveliness.ts / am bringing an alabaste1
miniature home with me, but I am con
scious that the Tai must be seen full
size and ,silhouetted against the sky to
| be appreciated. -+-l --..'.
| - - - !. !. !.
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Just to BE sure.

Pat and Mike had an argument over
beer dfinking.g Pat bet al dollar he
could drink a. gallon at a draught. Mike,
took the bet and friend was called to
hold the stakes. Pat then asked to be
excused for a short time. He returned
7at the end of twenty minutes, drank the
beer and pockcted the money. g
/ = - You re a great mon, said Mike adj
1fifinglY. shuye I never dhramed yez
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was occupied by a farm lad, who was
eating his bread and bacon. .s. ~
The boy made no attempt to allow his
reverence to pass, SO was duly 1ectured
for his lack of manners. ..z :.
e., you seem, my lad, TO be better fed
v Very like answered the lad,
s sssdRe, ct Rie o f Ct RasSa 9r
) :, 80 - ~ II IIIStTft
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A Miracle Explained.

William and j ohm were telling about
miracles. William said, s., s Why, Just
the other day p !. man nj. dropped $50 feet
How impossible, e said John s: /. g ell
me about it. That surely was q mir
acle. -. s.s .,.sss,5 q; Il, 3,3 I.
g We'll, twas just like this, Will
lam Continued. S They were pigs feet,
=. Nae+s a.. q st
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lys If there be such man in this
AUDIENCE, let him rise up. l shoult
really like to see him' 900 - :
And IN the rear. Of the hall, mild
to the summons, timidly arose. He
was the husband Of the eloquent
speaker. It was the first time he had
ever had a chance to assert himself. :. :
s-..'
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!, One on the Boss. !

ley. How many hods o ! morther have
,yez. carried up that ladder all day? !
|$ Dooley-Whist5 man! [ m foolin' the
boss, [ I've carried the same hodful: up
an down all day.. an he thinks IN
fsworkin'. $50 ;5.s .sss &C. u. F.. +
s. BattleoLake, MINI. -, So 30. :-& 3
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"Mabbe you are, - responded the old
lady, severely but you ''; are also on the
'tThash SOL said the drunken man,
taking brace on himself. " Well. IN
doggone glad thish train ish late.n
- atg " 4 " f. 2 81 81 -Ei.S W.
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AWARD OF PRIZES,

Z The prizes for the "Beat Story,
You Ever Heard, printed on this
page, were awarded by G. e. Ray
mond, manager .@.tof the orpheum
theater. In making his award he
writes: .,.>s,ee s.-s. -.-.rs.->.. ses,.e....
z "My theatrical experience :. has
taught me to know that good
story that Is new is as rare as a
/ HawIess diamond. People often
wonder why monologlsts. end men
and other entertainers so often have
old jokes. They do try to get new
ones, but It ls hard to find one that
somebody has not heard before.
Nearly all stories are adaptIons.
This funny old world has been Jok-
Ing for some centuries, remember.
also know how difficult It Is to
please everybody, whether It Is
T awarding prizes In a queen of a car
nivaI voting contest, a baby show,
or funny-story competition. In
awarding these prizes 1 have pleased
myself only, perhaps, and the win
liners of the prizes. take the first
train out Of town after writing this,
and 1t will be no use to hunt for me.
III won't be back until August and
/ hope by that time that all will be
TUFTS Truly
%as &c. z. RAYMOND,
Minneapolis, June IA.
e. For the coming week#Tjh J o u r.
sln a ! again offers S.. first prize; So
.Essecond prize, and So, third prize, for,
] 9the best storysyou ever heard,
- 1t Is not required that stories be
l$origna, but new and good stories,
retoId In thafs writer's avn words,
will be considered In the competition,
1 Write only on%one side Of the paper,
/ giving name and address With each
! story. Specify II you want your
/ Initials used as signature. Do not
send clippings or incIose stamps. as
manuscripts will not be returned.
Stories should not exceed 800 words,
i and should be of humorous nature.
] Omit introductions, and be brief
/ Checks will be sent prize winners.
! Address, Best Story Editor, Jour
t nal, Minneapolis, MINI.
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ferce1y on the shrinking young chap
and sroared: @"Vell, make ME laugh!'
Owatonna, MINI. M. K.
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could do it,. But would We moind tell
in us where We whit little bit ago:n
|. Gath, - answered Pat. 81 whit
to the saloon around the corner to see
if could do it, HI. S. L.
Albert T,en Mimi
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1, One, Ct Ingersoll,s Stories,

Theyt tell a story of: Mrs Jones Of
there was shown some Of the great mar
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A Fast Road.

In certain road in Nevada, the
trains are very slow. A passenger rid
ing on one of the trains became disgust
ed with the slow speed and calling to
the conductor asked --....
"How far to the next station?'
. The. conductor replied, Fifty
miles. = ia. - az ~ .....
Il itAnd how long have you worked on
this road9' .~
Twenty-Five years.
els this your second trip?'
Then the conductor wanted to fight.
r. =. - ---zs-....- Allan MaltDy.
Forman, n. d.
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A spencerian ThrashiAg.

can have avn g any t. ras YOU YOU
want, 2 said the schoo1teacher to a lit
tie hey.
4 ell take spencerian style, please, =
replied the boy. St nv. 90 s..s. u.
asked the teacher. s7Is sss.s Is .s5.afs n
Is g strokes heavy and .dewn stF okes
light, sir, replied the boy. 30. %.
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BETTER red than Taught.

I Ca certain prominent English dean.
tells as follows: A 81 So. s
He came to q stile il field which.
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Imagine a garden with flowers and
lawn. walks and marble water basins
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. Nixon went on smasticating In silence
Woman,s Age Is Sacred.

St. St Cloud, MINI.
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Ell NAL ITEM
PO De AVER.
lnteTumpiose en- SaRtulee eI traficO
de los CaTTos eIeGtriCOs.
En- d Gandul VarIas easas lnundsr0ase.

Ia lluvia torreneial viento que reina-
ron aver desde las cnatro media de la
tarde las tiltimas horas de Ia maIana de
hoy CAUSE algunos dasperfectos en- la via
de los carros electricos.
Un drscarrilamiento tuvo lugar anoche
en- Ia parada 4 teniendo que hacer tras-
bordo de pasajeros y en- Ia mafana de hoy
se abri6 Ia via en- Ia parada Is estando Ell
tr6fco parali2ado durante mas de media
hora.
Ell recevo de Ia carretera, desde el puen.
te de San Antonio & Martin Pela SO ha
lido todo causa de las corrientes formadas
por la gran cantidad de lluvia cafda
En- el barrio del "Gandul," /" Santurce,
Sc inundaron algunas casas, anoehe, ha-
biendo algunos derrumbes.
Las lfneas de telegrafo y telefono sufrie-
ron algo tambien cayendose algunos pos
tes del alumbrado eI6etrico.
Muchos trabajos de carpinterfa = pintu-
"a que So realizan en- Santurce han sido
suspendidos por el NAL tempo.
"A Ia hora en- que escribimos eStas lfneas
-10.30 a. m.-el NAL cariz del tempo
contin6a.
Las azoteas de algunas casas, anoche,
lIenaronse de tanta aqua, que fue precise
practicar en- elias trabajos que facilitaran
81 desagde para impedir posibles derrum-
hes
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Ell sefior Garcia, del cinemat6grafo,
avisa que el no tiene interes alguno en- pri-
var al p6blico de la repetici6n de vistas,
pero que este no puede hacerse con las de
larga duraci6n y 81 con las de corts, pues
con aquellas es impossible por razones tee
nicas.
-Muchas personas pensaron anoche
con motive del nal tempo que reinara, 81
era llegado Ell momento de que Sc cumplie-
Sc la profecfa de un aleman que anuncio
una gran inundaci6n en- las Antillas para
fines de Mario principles de Abril del
corriente afio.
-Ha regresado de Mayagiiez el doctor
senior Garcia de Quevedo.
Sc iuforma que mientras no eSten ter
minadas las obras de reparaci6n del piso
de la plaza de San Francisco, de esta Gu
dad, no Bera puesta al servicio p1blico la
plaza principal. Todavfa continda esta
con la capa de arena sin haberse hecho
la reception defnitiva de las obras en- ella
realizadas.
I'm foco el6ctrico debiera instalarse
en- el puente de San Antonio, pues es muy
oscuro aquel sitio por las noches y hay all
mucho trafco de coches carretas.
Ell viernes deber6 concurrir ante ls
corte de Arecibo, el sefior Regis HI. Post
para declarar como testigo del Pueblo d'
Puerto Rico en- el asunto de nulidad d,
las elecciones de GALES, cuya nulidad fu
solicitada por Ell senior Wilcox.
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NOTICIAS.

AVISO.-No Sc publicaran anuncios Pc
quehos en- tlpo del texto del peri0dico. Els
te tiene tipos especiales al efecto.
-Seg6n indicara aver "La Correspon-
dencia", tratase de iniciar en- la isla en-
San Juan, una colecta para hacer un pre-
sente de una casa de vivienda Ia yiuda
del sefior Palmer.
--Mafiana celebrara session ordinaria ell
Conseio Executive.
-Unos cuantos islotes vieronse esta ma
mana en- la parte derecha del canal de Ia
entrada al puerto de esta ciudad. La gran
crecida del rio de Bayam6n arrastr6 algu-
nos
-Cuatro ventanillas para atender al
p6blico han sido abiertas en- las oficinas
de correos de la ciudad a1n resultan in
sufcientes para atender las muchas perso-
mas que allf acuden los dias de correo.
En- la relaci6n de las logiRs que asis
tieron al entierro de don Santiago Palmer,
figura la de Arecibo, que no estaha y Sc
omiti6la de "Obreros de San Juan" que
aRisti6
La fuerte lluvia de anoche ha causa-
do -desperfectos en- el barrio Gandul y en-
el hip61romo.
-Esta mahana sali6 para Fajardo la
Compafia de zarzuela.
Ell dia 8 tomara possession de su cargo
de fiscal dc Ia Corte de Distrito de Areci-
bo el senior Angel Acosta Quintero.
La plaza de San Jose ha sido tomada
por infnidad de muchachos para jugar
"baseball."
-Esta tarde sali6 para los Estados Uni
dos el vapor philadelphia
-Ha regresado de Las Piedras el sefor
Fernando Montilla despues de dar las ms
trucciones convenientes para los trabajoE
que ALI Sc estan hacienda.
Ell locomovil que conduce los mate
riales de la playa de Humacao al pueblo
est6 destrozando la carretera.
-Esta mafiana sali6 para Fajardo e
seiior Jose Montilla inspector de Obra'
pGblicas.
Ell automovil de Ohras p1blicas POI
cerca &c la Muda. Tn empleado de es
departamento que venfa en- la misma di
reCci6n en- un caballo de ounce dollars
lego antes esta ciudad
Sc eneuentra enfermo ell senior Jes1
Martinez, comerciante de esta ciudad.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el sefo
BernaTdini de la Huerta, delegado !
CSmara.
La seiiera Laura N1hez primera tipl
de Ia compa1fa de zarzuela, embarcard e
breve para Venezuela.
Ramon Mercado fue multado esta ms
fiana por Ell Juez de Paz por vender pa
en- canasto, prohibido por el reglamento d
Sanidad.
Salvador Alamo fu6 multado est
ma1ana por el Juez Bazan con dos dollar
de multa por alterar Ia paz p6blica.
-Esta mafiana Sc celebr6 ante el Jue
de Paz de esta ciudad Ell juicio contra Ma
tinez Llonin y Julian Silva acusados pc
el policfa Alfredo Riera por alterar la pa
pdblica, siendo absueltos ambos.
Ell 1ltimo ntmero de nuestro estim.
do colega "La Bruia", de Mayaguez, trs
sus columnas enlutadas con motive de
muerte del sefor Palmer.
Una nueva combination de trasladC
en- las fuerzas de Ia policfa insular de es
isla, sera efectuada muy en- breve.
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La REVOLUCION EN-
Russia.
FUNCIONARIOS TRAIDORES.
PRlSION EN- VARSOVA DEL PROPAGANDISTA
ALEMAN ROSA LUxEMBURGO.

Dicen de Paris, que con fecha 10 de
Mario, en- San Petersburgo circul0 el ru-
NOR de pr6ximos des6rdenes, tomandose
medidas represivas.
Reina viva excitaci6n entire los obrercs
del ferrocarril en- Moscow.
Las autoridades tomaron medidas de
provision para asegurar Ia circulation de
trenes.
La estaci6n Nicolas esta guardada por
tropas Sc ha reforzado Ia guarnici6n;
pero los partidos polfticos desmienten Ell
rumor de que Sc prepare en- Moscow una
insurrecci6n.
Al Times" dicen de Petersburgo, que
Russ anuncia que funcionarios subalternos
del ministerio de Marina han vendido pla-
nos de los submarines al agregado naval
repreaentante de una potencia vecina.
Tn fdncionario llamado Akohylia ha
sido preso. Sc le encontraron 1880
frances. Las autoridades pidieron al agre-
gado la restitution de los pianos.
Un despacho de San Petersburgo anun'
cia que han fracasado las gestiones para
emitir un emprestito russo en- L6ndres.
Unicamente la banca Mendelsohn ofre-
ce prestar 150.000,000.
FL "Vorwaets'' de Berlin, anuncia Ia
prisi6n en- Varsoyia del propagandista
Rosa Luxemburgo, miembro del partidc
socialista aleman.
Telegramas de Vladivostok, trasmitidol
al '|Times' de L6ndres, dan cuenta de
graves acontecimientos en- Ell Norte de ls
Manchuria.
La circulation estd suspendida en- ls
Inca de Onssouri Prohfbese & los japo
neses il hacia el Norte. Los chinos 81
presentan en- actitud hostil.
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Premi0s & los imponentes s0bre H6retut
Sc sortearan todos los amos entire los que
mas 50 distingan por su constancia en- el
Ahorrc.
HOras de Cqja: Para lasi mposiciOnea:
De s 61Oa de Ia manana, \ de / 4 81
de Ia tarde los d1as laborables y de 81 4
1O2 de Ia maIana los domingrs; Para la
extracciones las mismas hcras excepto los
domingos
Reglamento de IA Gecci6n: Las personals
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
impoBiciones, extracciones manera de Ii
quidar intereses, etc. pueden solicitar un
eiemplar en- Ia Gaia.
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L1NEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinerario.-salidasd de Bayamon y Capt..
tai simultan eamente.
Dias laborable-N1 afiana 6, 6. 10, 8 30
9.45 11.00. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 8.15. 4.85. $50
f;ia: Bias festivos.-Manana 8, 8.5, $50, 9.45
$50 y 75.
Biflete baratos para d1as festivos. De
Cataflo s Bayam6n, ida y vuelta 1e clase
SO-25 "a c Rse $0-16. De Bayam6n Cstano
ida y vus ia IL cleg $O-15, % clase $O-l0.
Billete rGlinario de Capital Cataho On
% clase q centavos.
Bayamon, 10 de 6eptiembre de 1903 Ra-
mon VRldGs.
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Sc VENDE.-Una Edici6n completa-
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA en- ingl6s. Gran Arsenal
de Conoeimientos en- Arte, Literature,
Ciencia, Historic, Geograffa, Comercio,
BiografIa, Descubrimientos 8 Invenciones.
Sc compone de 81 voldmenes, incluyendo
ell Nuevo Suplemento americana. GIN
CUENTA PESOS. Dirfase R. B., al
cuidado de ia Correspondence" Allen
Ga, San Juan, p. r.
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Para Nueva York.

Ell "a del corriente embarca para Ia ciu.
dad de Nueva York, ell Sub-Auditor senior
Munro, que probablemente no volvera q
esta isla, tomando On importante puesto
en- una casa bancaria de Ia referida ciu-
dad.
Ell sefior Munro ha merecido aqui el
meior concepto de cuantos le han tratado
como empleado p6blico ha sido siempre
muy alabado en- el buen cumplimiento de
sus deberes.
Deseamosle buen viaje
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ImpermeahIes baratisimOs

Ell mas extenso surtido de impermeables
americanos, espafioles ingleses desde
$3.50 a $25. Paraguas magnifcos mas
de 5000 pleas de drill cts. vara.
Acaban de recibir en- LA Vizcaina, "
Ga Gloriao .El Cielo."
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Una aCCion energiCa.

New York, Abril 4, 1.30 p. m.
Case de repetirse los desmanes de las
tribus mRrroqufes fronterizas & las pose
stones espaIolas y francesas, q causa de su
inconformidad por los acuerdos de las con-
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La GsGuadra japOnesa.

New York, Abril 4, 130 p. m.
Dicen de Toxic, que fines de Mayo,
la escuadra laponesa SO hallard Ell mares
de Europa, en- el anunciado viaje de vista
varios puertos de Inglaterra.
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Para aCaIIar eI desCOntentO.

New York, Abril 4, 1.30 p. m.
Despachos de Madrid, aseguran que el
gobierno, en- vista de los graves sucesos
desaTrollados en- las provincias andaluzas,
y en- otras de la naci6n; ha ideado nuevos
medios de procurar trabajo los numero-
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La escuadra japonesa visitard tambien
el puerto de esta ciudad, en- donde Sc atir-
ma que 81 presidente Roosevelt y ell pueblo
lie hardn extraordinaria reception.
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SOS obreros que 10 solicitan..
En- Huesca Sc ha apelado los propieta-
rios, para que de acuerdo con Ell goberna-
dor, impulsen varias obras fin de aca-
liar el alarmante descontento que reina en-
el proletariado.
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ferencias de Algeciras, una acci6n comtin
contra elias sera ejercitada por las nacio-
nes frmantes del tratado, de acuerdo con
el Sultan.
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La agitaCiOn anarquista.

para asesinar en- Seyilla al rey Alfonso ha
determinado en- Ia peninsula una agitaci6n
aparquista, habiendo circulado en- la Corte
hojas sueltas conteniendo amenazas contra
el rey la princesa Ena.
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INPORTANTES CABLES
EI ministro CIemenCeau.

New York, Abril 4, 1870 p. m.
Parte de Ia prensa de L6ndres aplaude
Ia election De M. Clemenceau para minis.
tro de Ia guerra, en- Francia
Considerase en- L6ndres que Clemenceau
es uno de los Politicos franceses de mas
alta capaeidad, y que su paso por el indi-
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cado ministerio, ser6 de gran. provecho
para Ia rep1blica on las presentes contin-
geneias interiors; y exteriores & que hace
frente.
Clemenceau es amigo fntimo del nuevo
presidente del gabinete, M. Sarrien.
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JQUE ES La CORb De STEARNS?

Prguntadseo personas que la
contestaran pocas paabras
La Cura de Stearns medicamento maavioso ha
vendo barnos odo ell 10 de los frecuenes
sumenos dolores de cabe antes aqueaban No puede
haber NADIA igua la Cua de Sas ell Door de Cabeza
que ava e NAL orgen ST este Sc agrega
tiene sabor nnguno s eoponetes son gel odo
del descubrmieno de la Cura
de Stearns.
Rica:
Muy Senores mos:-Tengo gusto manfestar Vds
mucho aquecas aunque no
my repedas fuerte casaban yeradea desepe
rac6n pode 81 remedo nal tanto me
mofeaba hasta ezmente ao mis- manos una toa de Ia
medcna Vds obr de Cra de Stearns para
e Door de Cabeza FL efeeo de medca fae tan rapo
tomara enia absolute
mente 81 mas pequeno oor evo
boo partcuamente cuando viao sienpre Ia
mismo exito'
Exjase siempre egma Cua de Searns eada obea eva
relieve e nombre Stearns Headache Cure
De las BOticas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & cIA.
Eabricantes de ounicos FarmacentcOs
49, DETROIT MICH e y a.