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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
NOTICEi TAX SALE!

The Non tesident Proprielo q Of the town o.
WinhAIl 10 the county OF Bennington, are here
by lotinsd that the taxes assessed by aid town
siihin the yesr next eeding this date, re-
ma D either 10 whole or in part unpaid, on the
GLOWING dsscribed lands in said Town. 70 witt
About AGO acres OF land, be the same
more or lsss, consisting OF Lot No IL In
tspgs 10; Lots No. y. 10, and IL In
aarge II; Lots No. 8. Q 10 and ii in
range 70; Los No. q. 90. q. %. %. so.
l aud 80 in Range 10; Lots No "a. Is,
90 ~, u. 20, 80, 81 aud 80 In Range H.;
i d Lot No. II in Range 3. Bet 10 the
liz to IstsniiIl Lumber Co. Tax $3.50. 05
About 278 acres Of land. BIO the same
more OF lees. Q insisting OF part OF Lot
No. 8 10 Range 9, lOS acres known ~ toe
cobb lot; aud part Of Lot No. 8 10
Range II md . part OF Lot No in
. 60 "a ITO acres known a. the "Bsll
~ d. get IN the list to r. +, Bufbee. Tax { 400
Al out 1856 acres OF land, be the same
m re or loss Being the West bali Of
Tot No II In Range I, 50 acres; and .
krown So the "woodArd place" Bet in
he list TO Geo. z. herrict. Tax SOS
About so acres Of land, DO the same
more or less Bounded on the kaet by
lsnd krown - the "FIost farm; on the
North BY the town Of Peru; and on the
Wert by ,lsud Of willard N fit est in
the list to W N. Mason. TAI l.05
About Ito acres Of land. be he same
more or less, and being . part Of lot No.
10 Range 10 Bet In the list TO Willard
NCfi,. Tax COS
Aboue 1850 acres OF lard Being part
Of Lot No. z in Range 4, and part Of
L3ts No and z In Range 8. Bet in list
10 r. o. Nichols. Tax SlL05
About 1890 acres Of land. be the same
more OF less, consisting Of Lots No. 8,
n, IS, IL, 10, 10 II aud IS In Range IS;
and Lots No. 8, 10. II. ~. IS. IA, Is. II.
IS and 2s in Range IA. Bet 10 list 10
Vail Lisht 4 Lumber 90 Tax 800 05
About 100 acrestoi land. Being the same
decide 10 Carrie Monroe by Wells Dick.
srson May 20, 1897; and by O. II. Long
to Carrie Monroe May 20, 1897 Bet In
list TO Joshua T. Wilder. Tux { sos
And 90 much OF SAID lands will be sold d Pub.
licj Auction, ~ the Hotel In Bondvills In said
Wiph al, on the 2eth day OF February next, st 81
o'clock IN the afternoon. ~ shall be requisite to
scharss said taxes with costs, unless pre-
giouslytpsid
HERBERr JOHNSON.
Collector OF Town Taxes.
Dated At Winhall. that 22nd day Of January,
ID. 1906. $685.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

New Fire Company Tor WItnnin ston.
Wilmington agais has orSaniz ed Gre pro-
lection. Al An adjourned meeting iAst
Thursday night The new Wilmington Vol
unicer Fire company completed orGanira-
ton and held 40 election Of officers. The
company 10 made up Of members oil Of
whom are ycsng or 10 the prime Of lie, III
10 estirely . volunteer organization and
starts Oh with promising degree 81 enthu.
siasm. There are now ~ members and Il
10 sxpseted that the membership viii
shortly BE- increased 10 30.
The oficers elected for the ensuing year
are: Chief, o. X. Buell.; assistant chief, r.
J. Coartsmsnchs; clerk, ID. o. But,efnsld
treasurer, J. A. Buell..
Tbe company 10 divided into ,vo bose
ssctIops, each Of which provides . crev for
one Of the two hose reals owed BY The vii.
lASs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
NOTicEl TAX SALEi

The Resident Pfopristors Of the town Of Win
ball 10 the county OF Bennington, are hereby
notified that the NsXes assessed by said Town
within the year peIt proceeding this date.
remain either IN whole or In part unpaid. on
the following described lands In said Town. TO
witt
About 100 acrss OF land, be the same
more or Lass, consisting Of Lot No. I In
Range 9; and acres on Lot No. s. In
Range Bet In the let to Hiland Grover.
rsx N.05
And 90 much OF said lands will be sold At Pub
Nc Auction, 81 the 10 el In BoLdviie. In said
winhsll. on the 2Gth day OF February next. at 2
o'clock In the afternoon ~ shall BE- requisite 10
thchArgs said tsxss. with costs. uniess pre-
HERBEBT JOHNSON.
Collector OF Town TaIes
Dated Of Winbsil, this 2srd day Of January
A. d. 1905 $685.
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cot from hs o~n homs Of preset, wiin
osher membsrs ef The family, % sccouns
of the nsness Of the yoenS dsaxhlss q
Thca. MAR ST. ~ho 10 wcovsrinr iron
scarlet feysT. hs.s Twesss 10 dsinx velI.
Robert Blair hss rssafaed frem Enr,.
hssh. NJ wh,tbsr be- seat 70 st'srd the
funeral ~ bis tl,,er. the late Mr.. Reeve.
another slssw. Ms A N. SHEPPARD, ~hs
~s call 70 Kftshsth seps time since, %
sccosr, OF lht Hoes u Mrs Reeve, 10 sx.
l~cs~d bach ~ bal hcme 10 North Beanins-
,or, th.s ~ees. accompanied BY her aged
motbe Mr. Bsir.
wo0psoRp.
--sumDtr weather In mId. winler 10 rare.
--chss y Wood has recovered from the
grippe
W. 5 Krspp ia hauling icg. to his
's'her's mill
--Frstk tiaahG from Ratispd Is VIM, s.
knapp. csm'tsr
-. bishop 10 gsthcring 4 large
snougt oiap;uce gum.
Geo Knapp aad james Higgins sre
duing The saving 10 Geo, W. knspp's mill.
Wild geese were nyi < southwark the
othsr day Therein be some more weather
IL. IL ssid that loch sportsman killed
tSo rabbits al one shot. IL that In viola-
zion TO toe game lssi
The social At Geo. W. Woods Saturday
syeBins wss well attended and $40 Is Vas
received for the ctareh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
,0M MIsSIoNERs' NOTICE.

Fsiao OF itRE l. CccHRASk
The apdrrsiguso. having been appointed By
he Hon. Probate Court Ter the District Of Man.
hester Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
,djus. ali claims and demands Of al persons
.gainst he estate OF
h, l. Gee rare, late Of Dor,et
deceased, and all claims exhibited In ofsst
thereto, hereby give notice that va will meet
tor the purposes Aforesaid st the late residences
OF deceased In East Dorset on the
18th day Of Ju,y, 1900, from one
O'Clock n. until four O'CLOCK P. n. OIL
.eio das ard that Elk months from the
lSb Gay OF Jsrusry. A. d. 1908, 10 the tina
limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-.
..pt theii claims 10 rs for examination and
,llowance.
Dated at Dorset this l9th day Of January,
d. 1900
I'M. GRIFFlTH. oom,,.
O. NJ. Vial.
John l. Ooohrs nc. Administrator. East Dorset.
Vernon 993w
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e. SMITHS EsrAru.

- STATE pv sKaxosr District Of Manchester,s -
Be- IL Remembered, that ~ . session Of the
Probate Court holden al Manchester, within and
Tor said District, on the 22d day OF January,
4 y. 1905.
PREsENT; Hon. W B. Edgerton, Judge,
Whereas = certain instrument In writing, nm.
Ter seal purporting to be the last will and testa.
msst OF Angelina T. smith, late Of Peru In
said District, deceased, having been this day
presented 10 said Couri OF Probate and duly filed
10 the Registers Office: Therefore, 1t 10 ordered
shat all persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased be notified TO appear before said 0our,
9, the Probate Ofios in Manoh eater, in said Dis.
triot on tho 9th day Of February A d. 1906,
By publics ZION OF this order, three weeks succes-
dvels, previously thereto. in the Manchester
JOURNAL. . newspaper printed at Manchester
.foresaid, 70 show cause, II any they may have
Why said instrument In writing should not be
proved and allowed ~ the last will aud testa'
nent Of the SAID dects- d.
ssSx wB. EDGERTON, Judge.
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Ionss.lrish sddIng.

The Scranton. Pa Republican Of recen,
date announces the marriage Of Mr.. Frank
B. Jones and Miss Marion X. Irish Of that
city BY the Rsv. A. NJ. Haines son Dec. Il,
1905.
The groom Ia the son Of Ar. rnd Mrs., G.
D. Jones Of Scranton, and young man Of
One business ability and pleasing personal
ity, while the bride 10 the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
x. Irish also Of Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will take up their
rss,den &c In Scranton which fact will be =
source Of much pleasure TO their many
friends who extend the young couple their
best wishes for long and happy married
lite.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Fttste Of MshciA u. FuLLkn
The updersignsd, having been appointed bys
the Hon, frob,t Court, for the district %
Manchester, Comm. .ianers, 20 rsosivs, snsmina.
aud adjust all clsims and demand. 81 all psrsons
against Tho osfste Of
Marcia Il Fuor, late Of Dorset
IN said District, deceased hereby giye notice
that NO viii meet for the .ufpos OF examining
and allowing said claims a. the Factory Potns
Natl Bank OF hsDohestsf uentofion the lith DAY
Of July 90 from one O'Clock NJ uutil oloes =,
OF said day, and thai sii months from the ittb
day OF JArnafy A, D, 1906, IL the t,me limited
by said Court for id creditors 10 present their
cAims to us for examination aud hllos ancs.
4 Dated ~ Manchester. Thu, Itch day Of January,
A D. 1906.
.n' Il nobsHra, oom..
Levi q. Kingsley Executor. Rutland, Vermont.
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All changes Of advertisement vuvss
be " hand not later than Tues.
dsy morning.


Lsos ., LIE address 90 year wrapper n
~ date iodies.ss The lime 10 which 700
are PAID w. No rsosipts are ssss bus ,bs
data 90 yoar wrsppsr viii b. changed 10
oss week after psymss, 10 made. Sub
seribsu viii plsAss vs,ch their wrappers.
II 10 important.
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JAMES S. THOMPsON,s E.r.r.


STATE ~ VERMONT, District OF Manchester. 10
be u Remembered, that at a session Of the
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within and
for tAid District, ON fthe 18th day Of January,
A u, 1906
Present; HON W D, EDGRRroN, JuDar.
whereas, certain instrument 10 writing, un-
der seal purportiDg to be the last viii and
testament OF James n Thompson. late OF
Landgr we, In said District deceased
having been this day presented to said
Court OF Probate aud duly filed In tho
ltegisters Once Therefore, II 10 ordered
that all persons Interested In the estate OF ssid
deceased be notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office In manoh ester, In -aid Dis'
trict, on the 7tb day 81 February A. d, 1905
by publication Of this order. three weeks succes-
avely previous thereto, In tho Manchester JouA~
HAL, newspaper printed st Manchester afois
said. TO show cause n any they may hsvs, Why
said instrument In writing should not be proved
and allowed 40 the last viii and testament Of the
said deceased.
$3.50 w,B. EDaERToN, Jndgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

Hes SAL " eons 10 . srersss summG
i'sN3ss on 10 sis~~sl psblie Ss,lrssas Thai
vld rsfrssh frnz ssferclns. issls,aEs mot
si'iy srea Ger ssuner rsess'
10 sarfh nens.Asftnx N rsgsAaAf TssaNnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

-An. B. r. Bowen spent surday In
Rutland.
The dance is School hail Saturday eve
alag wa well attended.
John Mclaughlin Of Fowler Wa II
home here SspdAy..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
RENNINGToN
Mud ID king In the suburbs.

INV - 49, ~ Wv
Harry Levin has concluded to stay In
town.
Harley Bowles Was down from Bond.
yile over Sunday.
Mort Burgess who was Injured while
lifting a quarter OF beef, now has the grip
ard bis condition Ia critical.
The c. 0. Y. had installation exercises
last Friday right Louis N. Provost Of
Ruilsi d was the Installing officer.
--cilftos Kline and Miss Mabel X. Loomis
we're married 10 Brsttleb,ro Saturday eve
ming by the Rev. Geo. B. Lawson.
Dan Murphy has returned from Schs-
pectsdy and will now live on the farm with
his father q, Bennington Center.
Every seat 10 the Opera House was
sold for The entertainment this week Wed.
nssday evening by the Bennington City
Club.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25
rssr ARLINGTON.
jams Mann 1, clerking for z. Hard.

-Jamft bann u cIeFkink TOT II. Hard.
Mrs. Lucy ID. Dean expects to leave
town shortly for visit 10 her son !. Y.
Dean 10 HoosIek Fails, N. Y.
Mr.. ard Ms, John Aspn, Mlsses Anns
and Mary A. mann AMI James Mann drove
TO Bennington Gu Sunday last, with = car.
tlAse and spa.
Miss Ncclsry expects to leave town
soon. II 10 now expected that Mr.. Owen
Of spring Valley, n. Y will preach Ia the
Congregational church here on Sunday,
February. l.h.
--Thos. Mann 10 sick II the home Of his
Aunt. Nrs. hargarst Mann. BE Is shut
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~ 49, s~sss fasss@e 10 fsssiss ttsws ~ a.
sssst spn sst sesfts. hst mast IL s.wy ease
s<s~ she tas ~fsast a. SSs fsr ~ esss
yess nss2s ne stsen1na psse ss sea sssu.
gsrstsftgt
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Supports Roosevelt

CoasEKsssas rosTrg YAeOns Barr tIiL
axp DncLAgxs BisD1I ~ AcuuEu
WINS Pnorsrp ilgruHms.
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LYDIA ANN WHITNEY,s E.r.r,.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Manchester, %
7he Probate Cburt for the Dlsfrict If Manohsss~s |,
To all persons Interested In Tho estate OF
Lydia Ann Whitney lste OF Peru In said
District deceased, GREETING:
BY the authority Of this state OF Vermont, ron.
sre hereby notified 70 appear before The said
Probate Court, 81 the Probate Once In Manohss.
ter In said District, on tho 7th day or
February, A. ID. 1865, 10 show cause, n any you
have Why the account Of HiIAnd H. Sheldon,
Administrator of tho estate OF raid deceased
should not be allowed. and also vky the residue
OF said estate should not be dIstributed TO the
parties entitled thereto.
Dated A. Manchester, In said district, this
llth day Of January, AID 1905
sssw ". D. EDdERf0N, Judge.
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~ shesis saf tails giss res~ss s&dssss - ~sH
- s~sssst
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\NAsrKpi II, Chicago wholsssl. aud mail
w oraef house sssistanl manager t.nsn as
woman Tor this oopniy ami Adj ,ia,ng territory.
SALARY t1o and expenses paid sesklyS arpsnse
money advanced, Work es.snt} position per.
msnent No Investment ar experiences required.
Write At once Tor full particulars sai eacloss
set addressed envelope, COOPER A 90.
ssios lis2 Laks Street. Chicago, IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-01-25

Hssafss IL ArsiRst0s Jsn FssA ises.
~htts Hikgsns. aTst 10 ys.f.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09

don't believe 1T; dye seer Likewise Pm a small
man-small, but stiff She likes tall men"
Most women do" said Mr.. Travers. sitting nm.
right and instinctively twisting his musache "vban
was in the ranks" '
MY idea is," continued the boatswain. SLIGHTLY
raising his voice, "to kill two birds with one stone
prove TO her that she does want being protected and
ing, mater" ' ny '''e"i'
The soldier reached out hand and felt the otbors
oiceps' Like lump O wood" he said, approv.
MY opinion is" said the boatswain. with q faint
smirk that she loves me without Knowing IL - "'
Ihey often do" said Mr.. Travers with n prove
shake of his head grave
said the other.
!t does you credit" remarked Mr.. Travers
I've got good head" said Mr. Benin. "elso r
shouldn't ave got my rating as boatswan as soon "a
uid; and I've been turning it over in nv mind over
and over agin, till my brainpa fair aches with II
NOW, II you do what want you to tonight and II
comes OIL all right, damme I'll make it a ouid"
ing LII i'S'eh'
Inc boatswain gazed at him fxedly. "You msot
me ere IN this spot at eleven o'clock tonight" be
said, soemnly; and I'll take you to her 'ouse and
put you through little winder know of. You GOES
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09
THE SUN
The BOatswain's Mate

"My names Ned Travers, and, barring cells for a
spree now and again, there's nothing against it.
Mini that"
might 'appen to anybody" said Mr.. Benn, sooth'
ingly. "You fill your pipe, and don't 60 chucking
good tobacco away agin."
Mr.. Travers took the offered box and, with econ
omy born of adversely, stopped and filled up first with
the plug he had thrown away Then he resumed his
seat and, leaning back luxuriously babe the other
sire away"
81 amt got it all shipshape and proper yet" said
Mr.. Benn, slowly, "but it's in my minds eye. It's
been there off and on like for some time.
He lit his pipe again and gazed fxedly at the op.
posite hedge. 1.-TWO miles from here, where live,"
he said, after several vigorous pus, "theres little
public-'ouse called the Beehive kept by a lady wot
I've got my eye on"
The soldier sat up.
"She won't ave me-" said the boatswain, with an
air of mild surprise.
The soldier leaned back again.
"She's lone wilder" continued Mr.. Benn shak
ing his head, "and the Beehive is in lonely place.
It's right through the village, and the nearest house
is arr mile off,"
"Silly place for pub" commented Mr.. Travers
"Pve been telling her ow unsafe it u.s." said the
boatswain "lve been telling her that she wants a
man to protect her, and she only laughs at me- She
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15

more arrests will be made. The case
Testimony. Of Peter Erickson, the hired
man, wifi be sufficient to hold the ac-
cused woman. @JY ~ ..tzsIssz5S.EE..5
-; Mrs. Kaufmann4 is permitted to re-
main in. her palatial home under the
Custody Of the sheriff. She is being
watched closely to- prevent suicide.
Erickson, who testified against her, has
been discharged from the employ Of the
Kaufmanns. H,4 a',S a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15

umet & Hecla Copper Mining company,
which in two years has largely increased
its holdings Of mineral lands, has fur
ther enlarged its possessions by the pur-
chase from T.. 81. Begole Of this city
of the Humboldt & Winthrop mines in
Keweenaw county. Together they com.
prise 1900 acres. Both were opened
for many wears They were never fully
explored. The Winthrop adjoins thesold
Central mine and the Humboldt the
Phoenix.
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quito bit Mr.. Bodair upon the lid of
his right eve. The eye swelled up, but
Mr.. Bodair paid no attention to it and
retired for the night. In the morning
make nothing Of the case and they had
him removed to the hospital. ,Bodair
suffers no pain, but says that the buzz
Of u mosquito is agony to him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
BLINDED BY MOSQUITO
Connecticut Man Loses Sight Thru Bite
OF Insect ..@-.
Journal Special Service. "

of Insect.
Journal Special Service
= South Norwalk, Conn.,, June 3D.
John Bodair, IS years old, has been rem
dered totally blind by mosquito bite.
This is a danger not previously cata-
logged against the much-maligned mos
quito and the medical profession here is
much interested in the case. After four
days of treatment the patient is now
able to tell day from night and his ulti-
mnte recovery is hoped for
It was last Friday night that the mos
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15

YANKToN s. DID,, K. Pearsons Of Chica-
90 made Yankton college a present of $30. 1000,
the gift being conditional the institutions
raising equal sum to be used with the gift
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YANKToN, s. D.-Yankton county Is taking
up outstanding bonds and coupons, which are
not due until 1918. The county treasurer can.
legations E.S,,.r,r.-... $50 4 .--Igs, +,
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BUYS TWO MORE MINES

Calumet & Hecla Deals for the Hun
boldt 8 Winthrop.
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Special to Tho Journal.
Marquette, Mich, June 15.-The Cal
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Second Examination.
Parkston Incensed.

Altho the Polreis family came to
America from Austria Hungary only
in Parkston knew Of the family or were
acquainted with: the daughter, Miss
Agnes, yet the indignation which was
felt there as a result of the belief that
the young girl was the victim Of: foul
play has never been equaled in its in
tensity. 44.b4 81, Il .sS,a,s, IVA
The girl came to Sioux Falls last
February, only few weeks after the
family arrived at Parkston from the
old country. While not Of large stature.
she was robust and healthy and weighed
1873 pounds before she left Parkston. II ::
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Recent developments in the case in
dicate that within q few days several
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
CARTAS DETEN|DAS

En- la AdministrAci6n de Correo,
de San Juan, Sc hallan deIenidas Ia,
aiguIenteS cartas.
Florentino Alvarez, P'a,ido Air.
Iez, sipriAna Ayonde, FrMk Bsde
B F Baker, Martha BmtiAn, Bsrta
Beriarn, Casiano Penjamlu, Edw .rdo
Angela Bubrin, ], S6 Campo, Juan
Castro, JosquIn CANAL, ]. Chri,en.
den, Jchn F. Ccws.l, Rafael Camufas
Ramon Colon, Csllna Crtz, Csls.tIpo
Dec ct, J Lorens Dslgsdo, Dolcre,
Duran, AgApito EIcalsrA, Manuel
Fernandtz, GAuran Ferra adez, Juan.
GarslA' Moses Harris, EDWARD Lea
mirg, CAlmeso Lslriso, Juanito Ma.
llorquin, Fred Mason, Charles MAI.
chsi', Leon Martyr, Luber csulao Ne,
lerdtz, I'idoro Melendtz. Isabel Mon
sillor Msximlno Morales, Ieseph Neu
man > csrIa', Luis Panz, Petrons
Padills, Norberto Parse, Juan A.
Pertz Alyartz. Julia A Perez,
(ConiinuIla.l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
UNA PAL EN- PEuGRO

Uno de los despAchou recibidcs
por 10 prersA americana dice que de
las nosicisI que ae reeibsn en- Europs
50 desPrends que rsina un IeutImiento
general en- todas las cspitales euro
peas de que la PSF entire RuaiAy ia
pom elsa muy leics de Ier durAde-
rR,
En- los circuloE ofeialeI de Lon
dres SO prediCe grltuisamente como
coSA elertA J aegurG que dsptro de
cinco amos eaisllarA otrA guerra entire
Jap6n y RuIis por 10 supremacia en-
el Extreme OrIente.
Russia no solamenie actlva la cons
trucci6n de su marina, sino que la
invasion dc Mongolia se interpreia
como el primer psso para 10 REIN plan.
taei6n de 10 polisies do expansion de
Rusis en- ell ES,remo otisnis.
TokIo hs e,.sdo pro!s.tsndo con.
lra la demora de RuliR on evAeuar 10
MAnchurriA, no obItRnts 10 cual Ru
siA no parecs dArle prila en- mover.e,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

ell paristal izquierdo; otr& contusa en-
el tereio medic del brazo izquierdo
otra en- 10 region frontal. dsreeha, ca,
li6Cadas de pron6ssico ressrvado,
Hoy exIipguieron aus oondsnas
en- 10 cErcel municipal NicasIo Bls.i,
nj y Tlburcio Nievea
Sc hA hscho cargo de Ia il!ular
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