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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
The Squirrel Fairly

'Papa." said little Joe on. o.'. .'e"'''
..p,sase tell me a clever story.
men his father told him the story o
how the lives Of the Squirrel FAMILY
were saved. ...
zone winter" he began, tine Spur
eel family. which included Ispa an'
Mamma squirrel and three little Spur
rels. were very hungry. You sec, dur
~. $50 .ummer there were not many
nrts an the trees and the Squirrel fam
Ily could not lay up store 10 eat IN the
winter time. So Papa Squirrci was "or.
r,od hecause he could not get his a"
" something to eat. One aftern"o' e
eaId to Mamma Squirrel;
II am eoing out to see II car
something to eat. will 60 over t. q
bio white farmhouse where Ruth a..
Marx live. and If do not return b,
O'Clock tonight you put the httli Sgu'
reIs to bed and come to the farIhAouSe
80 Papa Squirrel left y liome
the oak tree and went u fai 81.
house Now n happened 4 ~ Rtth v.os
looking out Of windo"JNean Fa"d
Squirrel came into the frqs SsNrd, a."
she called to Mark to CONF and A"e th'
little animal. Papa Squ'rfI e4N lit
tie box on q bench near II hoe. q
he could find s3ns esod,' he
went in. Suddenly tere WA 9 'cfcf'
and Papa Squirrel fund hau9Peif shut
In. Then Ruth and lark can funnlL
ont Of the house ars seec (1Ad /
cause the poor ME X 1sme wa
caught. But they huqSrrels 70 IL.
nuts and apples and gdase1po2 an
then after awhile, whe bQDnn to
grow dark, they went to /
"ln the big oak tree NJ GkNl |
was wondering why ~ lei
liNn't return. 80 when - bhs ~
sround she put the Jitt - IN ti'
nd and sta1ted for the % fniup%AS:
When she reached the yard slxdye
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Honor Brlsht

Hsf name was Honor Elisabsth Ca
0sn. but grandpa always called her
Honor Bright" ehs loved reading
better than anything else. and was
never 70 happy a. when curied up In
some cosy coruef. with Q story book.
One vacation Honor went to visit her
grandpa. He was q minister, and had
Z large library. The moment Honor
saw that Delightful book nlled room,
ehs gave Z CRY Of Joy ANA rushed
toward the shelves. But grandpa was
afraid she read too much.
Honor Bright" said he that evening,
would you like q turquoise ringf'
"A turquoise ringi Oh, grandpa! r. cried
Honor.
"Yes." said grandpa. "In give you
the very prettiest one can nnd II you
VIII not open q single hook or maya.
zine for q week."
"A week-not read for q whole
weekr gasped Honor.
wouldn't you like the ring, Honor
Brightr"
Yes, grandpa"
Then will you try to earn itr'
Yes. grandpa" said Honor.
The first days Of that long, storyIess
week passed very slowly. Then at last
1t was Sunday again. Tomorrow can
read" said Honor happily.
That afternoon steady rain set in.
Grandpa had q caller, and grandma
went upstairs for nap. Honor left IN
herself. wandered into the library. The
big room seemed very dreary, and she
wished abe could think Of something
perfectly splendid to do.
Suddenly bit Of something red
caught her eye, wedged in between the
wall and the shelf above. She gave n
pull. and down came q bookAa very
osd and ragged book-"Uucie rOu. 3
Cabin : and Honor had never READ il,
,sao4s after hoor new hy. Th51aiu
stoned fne Ore died down. wlebs
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

on. come and listen: come.
Our master he can strum.
And Nc can gayly sing
or April and tho spring.
lend N You do not like our song,
Like cats and mice. YOU must be wronr-
You mus be, must be, must be wrong.
our Nursery Ia a wonderful place,
Nte'e astcnishILc sights appear.
an ''"pLar; hun, or a chariot race
Is common occurrence here.
In this corner q preacher In
WIN NNah's ark sails between.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

shadows crept into the room. and sun
Honor Bright deep In the story. read
on and on and on.
'Honorl Honorl' called grandma at
last "Where are your 0randpa had
to 20 to the vesper servica but he left
this for Honor Bright"
Honor opened the TINY box dreamily
and saw the little ring with the shinins
blue stones.
"Try It on, dear" said srsndms. "I'm
sure you deserve it-uttie Honor
Bright"
But IN q twinklins ~ littls maid
was out Of the house and splashinG
through the puddDes 70 ths church
across the street. " would never b
Honor Bright again u ! hspt kr ~
sobbed.
Grandpa was just sntering the
church when Honog overlook him.
..Hsrs's The ring. grandpa" shs whis.
persd. II forgot and rsad all ths aftse.
noon, % mustn't keep Il Q sinsae min,
ute." Thsn grandpa kiased hse tsn1er.
" and saiA softly, ''Of courue not my
dear Honor Bright"
The uext week Hooee went homo
and two months later q hse hlsthday
4 little boz cane - heg lsom -
grandpa. It coptained u tlvQuolse
ring. inside q vhieh b tiny lsttssI
was engraved sHoase 0giGAGs-
YOUTHS Oomponlaa
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Old s.,;au wen xsw iesssDpKu.

The saying Cast ma - H1eat q
May be OUT has bssn euQ3 ~
be a caution a.sainst ksyl f 2|.
ter clothing until The T. RI i a.
has ended A corrcepo 4
don Notes and Queries baJ n
old gardener he knows rive VI d!ssS
ent turn to the proverb. afafmiAa e.
after the may has come into 1lq
there Ii never any further danepe
frost. aud the saying h really = 60
tion against throwing aside extra Ear
ments not until the rnontn has eospe -
an end. but until tho may be sue =
blossom. s.s~.-.~~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Ihe ore think Of 1t I flnd this
conclusion more impressed upon me,
th''t the greatest thing a human soul
ever does In this world is - see some
Thing and tell what 1t saw In a plain
way, Hundreds of people can talk for
eh. r. yan 'Aiuk. but thousands can
''-} ',' OF v,Ao can see. To -
creaf} is ,etry, prophecy and rsli.
r.rc el 20 one.--Ruskin.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

IN The north country" 90 goes the
story In Sun Babies" by Cornella
sorahja, "ln the month OF Kartik n
Wors''iped by the women folks the
great and terrible god Bhkhma. Light.
eu lamps must be placed at the cross
.oaus Oh The village, under the sacred
ns Tree. at the shrine Of SILVA, and
one ht'le lighted lamp Is sent adrift
on q raft In the village tank. When
.ne lamps have burned low It Is good
10 ruo ue black from the wicks un.
uer 'he eyes II keeps away the evil
one. SO that Is the reason to this lav
we women put the black beneath the
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
hidden C1pthlu-

.,I, "a III" Following four sentences are
clothing. ~ VI
,nr mans hoe broke on a rock,
mabel thought she would.
II i myth at best.
'aIl'o at 10 cents a yard.
.Ahs"ers.--Shoe, belt, hat, coat.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

T., N''" 'nS g'ram glowing green.
broom blossoms. ~
~. Us" 't freshly fried flying fish.
,o'.,.,, I" :, supply impossible for any one to
a.r r',' These three sentences fast. They
Wv .,', u'' gems of a collection Of tongue
""''rS That an clocutionist has made.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

The English brand OF humor n -.
date and stately. 1t Is not intended 70
be laughed at. The man who would
laugh at Punch would 60 into hyster-
les at funeral. Punch's notion Of hu-
NOR Is altogether too sublime for any
place outside Of an English drawing
room. - Bobcaygeon Independent, On.
tariO.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

and ,,lS' SlucaS' rapa Squirrel nedrd- d-ncr
r.' answered. and then Mamma SOUR
Icy r,,' " ''' cage, and, putting up
p,,a '"c paw she unlocked the door.
,Ln, ns' squirrel was free, and together
ami c ,'''"d all the nuts and apples
' ,., good things back to the oak tree.
car,, U' htll" Squirrels had all they
'0u'l eat Washington Star.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Writing from Abysslnle q ~
spondent says: ''Quaint cnateoe ~
vail In these parts. When Z FATHER -
getting on in years the sop bids hin
climb into tree and Jump down from
the branches. II the old man staggstN
ON landing the son spears him On The
spot; his usefulness Is over"
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

The premium lists Tor the Gulf Coast
Fair and Agricultural ExpcSition to be
held at Dernniak Springs, win soon be
out, and all of our readers who arc iils
.terested In tho progress Of agriculture
should send to the secretaFy, n. W.
Storrs. for COPY. which will be seni
free.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

There are some minds me either co.,
vex or concave mirrors. which sopro-
sent objects such a. they receive them.
but they never receive them - thsS
are--JOubert
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
TIA rt.

Stella He told me looked sweet
enough TO eat.
Bella-IIe doubtless meant you wero
well preserved. New York Sun.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
HuG.OrlStS.

Humorlsts frequently have sad faces.
but Lumorists are not sad because they
are humOrists. They are humorists BE-
cause they are sad. Humor n born Of
acute sympathy. - Keble Howard n
Hbatah
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

Alfred de MA 4 once said, 'Nona
laugh better and 0ftener than Q won
an with tine teeth"
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
Seld and Rscommended By
All Druggists.
Your Life
Current.

nj r: :as power wst,aa that |. eisys. yoa
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24
~ DRort 20 p.,

'WhoeA your Idea Of ',;oo, .,,,.
..Tho<e oFs diffcrcnt k,pls W, ST N,t'
setu,' : answered Miss coyrnn,' ~ .'s s,nar'
Of the9 ere merely bad company 'I'e IN
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

'Thes Nh. BcakS doesn't know ,.,
own mind" "'''" ''''
"PegAope not, but Size knoo.s ,..
body e11SA"-Harpers Weekly ''e''
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24


A csrtain inspseees, y - e his VI.
its to Q, dtgh1et seAeol. was uush N
noyed by ~ nsiss g ~ peu1ls u ~
adjoining peen. ~ hs4 unah1e - boas
Il any ionoss. - eoeoo1 ~ 1ees and
burst n g ~ .elA2 ooolnG - ~,
rather talIes thaa - ~ ta1king 8
great deal. - eaaGht ~ ~ ~ ee11as,
carried Nm - ~ nagt goGD - GAoov
him int . shab. snylngs
sNew. - theee - - ODlptr
Prssapliy . ut1ie ~ aDpeaDo1 q
|, III doos. ~ . - voono U6nls
"Pisaas. -: ysSFe ~ - toaeAasr'
=: 7: ~. =: . 80 = - 80 ,'Aas -
sr;s: 5c - - -. =.
NJ r: 81 's': -.
=. =: ~.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-24

~ supposc man mus, ,o,..
~ l - this world '''' nave
sA1G oN have yours. / ,u,,o....
mar11o1 '-Chicago Pos, WIS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

Gnes ~ woman: IN Institutes ls.|s,oao,d II e,
assistant. experienced N az r.sFISED. -
fairs: good seau.slres1
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
Odd Sofas

PARLOR SOFAS in all;
made with highly polished mahog-
any finished frames. some hand
somely carved, Others with crotch
mahogany panels; four lOts:-
S10.49 Sofas at So.
S13.14 Sofas at S11.24.
S20.74 Sofas at S16.S4.
S2T.T4 Sofas at S22. 40.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

ACCOUNTANT seeks engagement: opens.
Closes adjusts, audits boOkss terms Eea-
scuable; special rates 20 concerns not re-
cuir1ns bo0kkeeper permanently. AC-
COUNTANT. 400 Ralph st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
Female

COMPANION.-By col!ese ss,o~T. s,- ~
companion or socia! Se-s rsi'l-
reader: musical: would tT3Ss-' tT7 - Wssi-
ences. Address F. W.
wood n J.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

YOUNG NAN.-Age %. posii;e.al -
reasonable and Offering aa.c.-s. ~.
To abilitv. al anything bur caIlSss-(-rf 50
eranCe EDWARD c. NELs~@'
Stockton ST BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

YOUNG MAN. 20 in q laTye7,s5 7,s5FIEFs
downtown law student n t@'-
COOK. .Allendale. y J.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
MUNICIPIO De SAN JUAN.
ALCALDIA.
ANUNCIO'

Venta en- P1blica Subasta del Edifcio
'sCarcel de Puerta de Tierra."
En- virtud de 10 dispuesto en- Ia Orde-
nanza adoptada por el Concejo y aproba-
da por Ell Secretario de Puerto Rico, Sc Sc
nala ell dia 20 del actual las de la tar
de para la venta en- pdblica subasta del
edifcio conocido con ell nombre de GEAR
GEL DE PUERTA DE TERRA I pro-
piedad del Municipio.
La subasta Sc celebrara con sujeci6n a.
pliego de condolences aprobado pcr el Conl
ceio en- 5 del corriente tendra lugar en-
ell salon de actos del Concejo Municipal
ante la iunta de subasta, bajo la presiden-
cia del Alcalde de quien por delegation
haga sus veces. El pliego de condiciones
mencionado 50 halla de manifesto para
conocimiento del p6blico en- la Ofciua del
Alcalde. Las proposiciones deberan AUS
tarse exactamente al modelo que fguTa en-
ell pliego de condolences y Sc presentaran
en- pliegos cerrados, admitiendose solamen-
te durante la primera media hora del acto.
Los pliegos deberan contener Ell resguardo
que acredite haber depositado el licitador
en- Ia Tesorerfa Municipal la cantidad de
dos mil dollars, (2,OO00O) como garantfa
para poder tomar parte en- Ia subasta. Sc
rim nulas las proposiciones que falten q
cualquiera de estos requisites 8 cuyo I'M
porte de oferta sea inferior la suma de
$4,000 que Sc ha fjado, como tipo mini
mo para la subasta.
La subasta Sc adjudicara al autor de Ia
mas alta, & menos que el Con
cejo acuerde hacer uso del derecho que ex-
presamente Sc reserva de rechazar todas
las proposiciones. San Juan, Puerto Ri
co, de Febrero de 19O6.-M. SANCHEZ
MORALES. Alcalde de San Juan. 5. v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14

Els necesario e11gir que cada hostia tenga
grabado Ell nombre Digestive Mojarrieta
pero un solo estuche produce mejor efecto
que una docena de botellas de aqua mineral
ser ell tinicO curative radical, del est6mago
y del instestino, Ell Digestive Mojarriet pu-
rif1ca los alimentos y los hace asimilables
Ell legftimo Digestive Mojarrieta cura en-
un dfa las illdigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsirs 6 gastralgias, y en- tres meses las
mas graves emfermedades cronicas del es-
tonnage del intestine. Esta universal
Eonte confirmado, en- forma sin igual, que
meficacia del Digestive MOjarrieta es YER
la deramente radical y superior q Ia de to-
das los otrOs remedies.
De venta en- las prlncipales farmacias de
de Europa America
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
.LLJVIA EN la TAD.
Este de Ia IsIa.
LigeTa mejOlia en- Ia COnfiGlOn de los
CaiavsFaIeS.
GORTE De TABACO AGTlVO.
Del Weather Be,reao.

De ligeros & moderadamente fuertes aqua
ceros han ocurrido en- Ia mitad Este dc la
isla, mientras que en- Ia parte Oeste ha se-
guido el tempo seco. El tempo fue de
parcialmente nublado nublado calu-
roso.
Huho una ligera mejor1a en- la condi-
ci6n de los cafiaverales en- muchos distritos,
pero en- general, Sc necesita mas lluvia pa
ra la cana nueva y retofos. El plantfo
de cana fu6 active, menos al S. O. en- dom
de Ia terra ha estado en- condici6n dema-
siado SEGA en- parties. El guarapo sigue
meiorando lentamente.
FL corte de tabaco sembrado en- noviem-
bre fu6 activo Sc ha obtenido una buena
calidad de hoja a1n on donde el tempo Sc
co fu6 mas pronunciado.
Sc han plantado algunos frutos MEMORIES
pero este trabajo no sera extenso hasta que
no haya una buena lluvia- Han apareci-
do algunos mangoes en- el mercado. Los
palos de aguacates estan encapullando bien
y Sc anticipa una gran cosecha.
El paste escasea y el ganado empobre-
ciendo. No Sc ha extendido la fatal cpl
demia que habfa entire el ganado segdn in
formaron del S. O., Ia semana pasada, pc
70 de otras secciones informan que ell CANA
do Sc esta enfermando.
Los promedios de la precipitation por
divisiones fueron: Division n, 066 de pul,
gada; E., 1854 pulgadas; s., 0.65 de pull
gada; o., OBS de pulgada. La cantidad
mayor que han informado fue 2.15 pulga-
das en- Humacao; de Las Marfas informan
que no llovi6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
Balsamo de Gil

affection umOnar
ell ell
s o internoy seg1n E elcaso.
con e Emp
Plenipotencaros Ma
bicaran. asf 10 nfrman
OF
General
r. H. PATRON
Tetuan u p FARMAckurTco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
Animation entire los COSeCherOs de
tabaCO de AibOnitO.
Buen preClO que Sc aseguTa Sc Vsndsra Ia arO-
matiCa pIanta.
{ De maestro corespon8az especial }


Febrero 12.-Mucha animaci6n Sc nota
entire los cosecheros de tabaco de la juris-
dicci6n de Aibonito.
Noticias de buen origen aseguran que la
aromatica planta Sc vendera de 35 & 40
dollars el quintal.
Como en- 6pocas anteriores, va Sc han
realizado brillantes negoeiaciones de COM
pras hechas en- las talas y en- los ranchos.
Una rica propietaria del barrio de Hon.
duras, la viuda de don Candido Alfonso,
do1a Dolores Cruz, realiz6 un viaje San
Juan, en- cuya ciudad le ofrecfan por su
tabaco al tipo de 30 dollars las Glen lbras,
sin excluir el boliche.
Desde luego, que esas proposiciones fue-
ron rechazadas, teniendo en- cuenta las her.
mosas perspectivas que presenta la acredi-
tada hoja, cuyo crecido valor ha de atraer
torrentes de dinero que rendir6n las f6rti-
les campiflas de Aibonito, Barranquitas y
Comerfo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
lNDICADOR GENERAL
PoR MAS De sEsENTA AMOS
ID velO ] prOhadO remedlo.

PoR MAS De sEsENTA AMOS
u vlslS prohado rsnsdlo.
FL SIRoF cONSOLADOR DE LA sENoRA
eNos por MTLLoNEs Dc MADREs para sus NJ
BIOS CgANnO ESTAN ECH HDO LOS DTENTES,
Z 5lkMPRE CON EXITo El allvio al ni1o suaVisa
ei mJor remgdio para Ia diaTrea Vendidos por todoa
tSs arogpsEas en- cualquer parte del mundo. Este
Seguro de que eompra el
SlR0P C0NS0lAD0R DE IA SEnORA WINSLOW.
Y NO CoNGPRE oTRo.
Y 9IsZrn z eISco ossEAvos usE4 nognLEA.
En- Ia COte de DistitO Del Distrito
Judicial de AguadiIIa, Puerto
Rico.
EstadOs BnldOs De America.
e Pf''Id'nIts I6Ias,l g los E't'd'' IS.
Severino Lecaroz IN
eibatru q Monuel Le- a
carOz q Echevorrto, CO.
mo i9nidodores de Le-
caros & Cia.,
Demandantos EMPLAzAMIENTO.
Versus
Succession de Manuel de
Jestis Gongdles q Co
t6n.
DemGadada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
Royal Mail Steam
: Packet Company, london.
Incorporated BY Royal Charter 1899.

Los magnffcos vapores de esta Empresa
han reanudado su escala en- esta Isla en-
pezando el dia y de Enero 1905 admi-
tiendo carga J pasajeros para San-Thomas,
Islas Inglesas, Francesas, Holandesas
Venezuela, Europa etc. Servicio ounce
nal. Gran rebaja de precios. Para mas
informes dirigirse a sus Agentes Generates
en- esta Isla. FRITZE, LUNDT & CO.,
SCRS. Tetuan 21 SanJuan. P. r.
En- esta imprenTa Sc vende papel de Pc
ri6dico viejo & $500 ell quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
EStadOs UnldOS De America, J
Ell PTesIdsnte de los EstadOS :
UnldOS. }
EMPLAzAMIENTO.
EL PUEBLO DE PUERTO RIco
DemGmdada.

"A las personas ignoradas de la Sucesi6n
de DON MANUEL DE JESUS
GONZALEZ Y COLON, sus here
deros, causa-habientes quien su de-
recho represente
POR Ell PRESENTE, Sc notifca q
ustedea que sc ha presentado en- la Ofcina
del Secretario de la Corte de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de Aguadilla, Puerto
Rico, la demanda del actor antes citada,
en- la que Sc solicita la Corte dicte SEN
tencia contra Ia Succession demandada, por
Ia suma de MIL OCHENTA Y NUEVE
dollars OCHO centavos, producto de ca
pital e intereses devengados hasta 81 de
Octubre liltimo, con mas los que de esa fe-
cha Sc devenguen, procedentes de dos pa
cares q favor orden de la Mercantil
LECAROZ a. COMPANIA.
Y Sc NOTIFICA ustedes que de no
comparecer contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez dfas despu6s de notifca-
da, 81 la notification Sc hiciere en- el Dis
trito y dentro de los veinte dfas, 81 Sc hi
ciere fuera del Distrito, pero en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico, y dentro de los cuarenta dfas
81 Sc hiciera en- otra parte; los demandan-
tes podran obtener un fallo su favor por
el importe de la cantidad reclamada, cos
tas y desembolsos.
Y para su publication en- el perfodico
"La Correspondence de Puerto Rico'
que Sc edita en- San Juan, una vez por Sc
mana, durante seis semanas y de orden
del Hon. Arturo Aponte, Juez de la Cor
te de Distrito del Distrito Judicial de
Aguadilla, P, r. libro ell presente que fir
mo y sello con el de la Corte, en- la Gu
dad de Aguadilla, 25 de Enero de mil
novecientos seis.
Els Abogado de los demandantes, don
Simon Large Aquilu6.
Jose Basora 9 Mestre.
Secretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
BanCO Popular de Eco
nOmiaS ' PreStamOS.

FL Conseo de Gobierno de esta Institu-
cion hace saber los senores accionistas
que q partir del dia primero del corriente
mes de Febrero Sc estan hacieado los pa.
gos del 1Oo dividendo active correspon-
diente al afio tltimo de 1905
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-14
al P uBLlC 0 +.

Con motive de tener que embarcar para
Europa, aviso al pdblico y & las ,personas
con quienes estoy en- relaciones que solo
estar6 aquf hasta el % del corriente,
p. a. DR.. PORTA.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-03-22
Pre.s Cable to The Evening

Associated Press Cable to The Evening
Times. = W.
st. Petersburg, March 22.-Agita-
tions among the workmen's organiza-
tons involves a bold plan on the part
nf social democrats, revolutionists and
ether radical elements to send dele
gates, elected secretly to meeting to
be called at some place in Finland
early in April, at which an ultimate
plan of operations will be decided
upon.
A division of sentiment exists among
the leaders. Some of them favor call
ing general strike in the middle of
April for the purpose Of forcing the
lower house of parliament to demand
immediate convocation of the cohstitu-
ent assembly; on the basis of universal
suffrage but the more audacious aim
at setting up provisional govern
ment. They believe the. time is ripe
to organize a general uprising and
that If successful, their representatives
could boldly conetst the authority of.
the government. The autohrities here,
who perfectly realize that something
big is preparing, already have learned
of the possibility of general strike
and Interior Minister Duernovo has
,se0t circulars to governor generals
and governors apprising them of the
state OF affairs and instructing them to
take the. necessary measures" to meet
the government.