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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17

Philadelphia, Oct. l2.-Reports pub
llshed In Il local ncwspapc. tlia Hen
~ Is. Wampole was IN rmbcz2lcr of
100000 or more caused Il sensation in
mis- city. lie was IL drug manufacture
sr and head OF the great compans thin
bears his name. His body WIS found
recently in the East river, New York
city. The assets of the Wampolc c0G,-
pany are ample TO meet all Obligations
or demands.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
B.rees Lost: Crews R.sc,.d

Bay City, Mich. Oct. IL. The
barges Abram Smith and Comstock
were wrecked on Bass isnnl in the
Georgian bay region during the recent
storm. The boats were in tow in the
steamer Langell Boys, the steamer res
cuing tho crews. The bouts were car
rying lumber from Georgian bay ports
to Day City.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
DELHI.

Rev. Geo. Durham and family Of
Volga, visited at H. A. Durham last
eek.
Mrs Ira White and sister. Miss
Delano were visitors at Thorpe.
Mrs. Doolittle and Theo returned
from Cedar Rapids Thursday.
Mrs. Leppert of Dyersville visited
Mrs. G. |. Miller last week.
Miss Rebecca Wilson left Thurs
day evening for Parker, Pa, to spend
the winter with relatives.
F. A. Doolittle had business in
Farley Thursday.
Mrs. P. II. Rimmer visited friends
in Masonville last week.
Chas. Stone is home from Dakota
j. w. Swnburne and wife were
shopping in Manchester Thursday.
Mrs. Lydia Lell visited her peo-
pie at Thorpe last week.
Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Lusk are
moving into the parsonage. Rev.
Lusk has charge of the Delhi and
Bay circuit for the coming year.
Rev. II. p. Mcbride goes to Coles
burg.
Geo. Furman, wife and Fern were
in Cedar Rapids last week.
Miss Maud Sloan of Strawberry
Point, is visiting Mrs. l.. M. Barnes.
Mrs. E. q. Adams and little girls
visited in Hopkinton the last of the
week.
Miss Margaret Fraser has moved
her millinery store into E. G. ADAM
store.
G. |. Miller was in Dubuque Tues.
day.
Silas Crabb has moved to town
and occupies the Reinners house.
Mrs. j. w. Swinburne went to
Dubuque Monday to attend the Re
bekah State Assembly, as a delegate
from Silver Lake Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Guy Smith and children
have returned to their home 10 Kan
sas.
The Board of Supervisors were
inspecting the Rocky Nook bridge
Friday.
Curt Moulson and wife have son
at their home born October ID.
M. O. Dolley has sold his l2O
acre farm to Will Oehler.
G. F. Fleming was in Manchester
on business Saturday.
Co. Superintendent Joseph visite d
our schools Friday.
Jennie l. Berry of Cedar Rapids
will inspect j. M. Holbrook, w. R.
G. Wednesday, October "a.
w. R. Furman and wife went 10
Minneapolis Saturday to visit friends
for few days.
Miss Ella Harris came Friday
from HALEY, Idaho, where she has
been living the past two years.
James p. Conner of Dennison will
speak on the political issue of the
day at this place Saturday evening
October 90.
The Republican caucus for Delhi
township held Saturday evening
was well attended. +. L. Stimson
was chosen chairman and j. w.
SwinDurne, secretary, when the fol-
lowing nominations were made:
Assessor, j. B. Clark,
Clerk, Geo. Pulver,
Justice OF the Peace, j. w. Swim
burne and r. j. Van antwerp.
Constables, G.. W. Pulver and p.
G. Michael,
Trustees, o. A. Holdridge and
Peter Jakelin.
James r. BARLEY, the crayon lee
turer will give the first number OF
the Epworth League Course at the
M. E. church Monday evening,
October, %.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
M!!!!AGO0N ASSUMES
GOV[RHQRSHiP
He at Once Issues a Proc.
lamation TO the
Cubans.
WILL ADHERE TO TAFT'S POLICY
Secretary Taft and Assistant
Secretary Bacon Sail
for Cuba.
Prominent Cubans Give Demonsira
ton in Their Honor When They
Embark Funston Also
Leaves Cuba.

Havana. Oct Charles T.. Ma
COON assumed the govunorship of
Cuba at noon, succeeding Secretary Of
War Taft.
Mr.. Ma9oon ut once issued proc
lamation to the effect that under the
authority conferred by the Flat
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17

amendment to the permanent treaty
between the United States and Cuba
and by the act of the United States
congress of March .. 1901 and l,y the
appointment Of the president of the
United States. he had assumed the
provisional governorShip of Cuba.
Governor MnsO0n's Proclamation.
In his proclamation Governor Mn.
COON said: THE policy declared and
the assurances given by Secretary
TART will be strictly adhered to and
carried out. As provisional governor
| shall exercise the powers and rcr
form the duties provided for by the
third article of the appendix to the
constitution of Cuha for the preselva-
ton of Cuban independence and the
protection of life ard property. AS
soon MS consistent with the attainment
of these ends shall seek to bring
about the restoration of the ordinary
agencies and methods of the govern.
mont under the other and general pro.
visions of the Cuban constitution.
'All the provisions of the constitu-
ton and laws which for the time being
would he inconsistent with the eyer,
else of the powers provided for by the
third article of the appendix must he
deemed to he in allegiance. All the
other provisions OF the constitution
aud laws continue in fun force ANA
effect"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
SPEEDING TRAIN
JUMPS THE TRACK
Engineer Is Killed and the Fire.
man and Nine Mail Clerks
Are Injured.

st. Louis. Oct. 12.-The Iron Noun.
tain fast mail train which was late in
leaving Union station. jumped the
track while making up lost time at
the city limits, killing Engineer John
Caspar and injnring ten other per-
sons.
The injured: Fireman Peter Raj
ferty. 1913 Carroll street, broken bones
and internal injuries, serious; Mail
Clerks II. ]. james and II. .Jewson
broken bones. serious; T.. G. Martin.
left arm broken, internal injuries, seri-
Gus; j. =. Wooster, w. +. Tate. Il. j.
Otis. II. X. A. Crmary. II. II. Coleman.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17

Albany, \. T., Oct. l5.-In n col
lision on the Hudson river between
the steamers Adirondack. of the Poo
pies line, and the Saratoga. of ile Ci;i-
zens' line. one man-GeO. l.. Horton
freight clerk-lost his life. about 200
and both the steamers We're damaged
to the extent of thousands of dollars.
The collision happened in fGg and
II is almost II miracle that ii WAS not
a horror, but no one wasinjmred among
the passengers or crew.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
House for Re
HUBERT Cal.
LOW ONE WAY SECC
COLONtSTS RATE
MANCHESTER Il C
AND CHICAGO Gl
WESTERN nv

On sale daily, until Oct.
liberal stop-over privileges.
$500 Billings, Mont, a
mediate points on Northel
$24 90 Helena, Butte, Al
ispell, Great Falls, l'oca
Ogden and Salt Lake Cit.
intermediate points.
$26. so Spokane, Wash
mediate points.
$4,000 Portland, Ore, Sc
coma, Wash, Vancouver
Is. Q. Medicine Nat. ASA.
S32 90 San Francisco,
and San Diego, Calf,
Phoenix, Ariz and Quay
and intermediate points
line.
$3l.05 Mexico City, Tell
Agusscalientes, San Lu
tillo, Monterey, and Tor
and ElPaso, Eagle Pass,
Antonio, Texas and intern
For further information
undersigned at Manchest,
80 6wk j. l.. KELSEY,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
Taft and Bacon Sail.

Having completed the task for
which they were sent to Cuba. War
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secre-
tary of State Bacon started ON their
return to the United States during the
afternoon. They We're passengers on
board the battleship louisiana hrign-
dier General Fusion boarded Tie lat
tleship Virginia. which with he LAT
tlesllip New lcrS";. sailed from Ha-
Nnna at ! o'clock. Prominent Cuhans
made Il demonstration in honor of
Messrs. Taft and Bacon when they
embarked.
The transport Admiral Sampson ar
rived here during the morning hav-
ing on hnard fifteen officers and PSI
men Of the Eleventh United States in
fnntry. The troops were promptly
landed and proceeded 10 Camp Column
hio
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17

A.E. PETERSON.
fEADER IN Groceries. Provisions, Crotb
IL cry, Fruits. etc. Main Street.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
A. THORPE
G. r.. BUNKER.


ii 40 AND SOF COAL als0 have Il stock
Ill stove WOOD, cordwo ID, bass wood and
i,ard w.,ud iumb and posts. Var DIS on VI. 4 o.
O!iicc In iitiser Bros feed store. Pnone3,s
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County Correspondence.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS All letters he this
Office later than Monday morning each publication
the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
DEnTIsTs.
ooRMAn 'saos.

lNENTlST. Once on Franklin Street. NORTH
~ OF tho Globe Hotel, Manchester, Iowa,
entail Surgery in all its branches. Make,
I eQuent visits to neighbor,ng towns. Always
q: moe on Saturdays
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17

4 tAkPkNrEk, CONTRACTOR Il BUILDER
" All now prepared to do all work IN III,
tiiie IN good aud workmanlike manner. Salts
faction Guaranteed. Plans and estimates fur.
nlshed Work taken In town or country, Shop
near tue stand tower OH West Side Of river,
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FOR SA

FOR SA
A farm of about 1913 nc
of Cedar Rapids branch
Central R r., five mile.
Manchester, and one
Golden station; ample Blu
of good quality; fine wei
wind mill and tanks.
grain and stock farm i,
county. Must be sold t
estate. Is a bargain at
acre, which will buy it il
24O acre farm l. mile
of Manchester; l4O acres
provement, balance p
buildings, all new, anc
them; good well water
mill and tanks. Best
money in the country.
If you want a bargain. T
per acre.
We have other farms
you. Call and see us
coLLINGE & Dl
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CHEAP-Residenc Property in this oft,
Enquire OF Bronson Il Carr.
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ALEX. sersTRoM.

GENERAL BLACKSMITH, horseshoeinv a
" specially. Interfering and corns cured OF
no pay. Prices reasonable. and the best Of
WORK guaranteed A share OF the public patron.
age is solicited, Shop on Franklin street, near
the bridge.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17

DIR. H. HEYkEhS.
DENTIST. Once in Adams Bldg Telephone
- 2l5 Successor to DR.. Leigh. German spo.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17

" f"hAs. h. F. ARNOLD. MI. YoRAs
YORAN. ARNOLD d YCRAN
4 1roRNE:S AT LAW, and Real Estst
q Agents. Once over Delaware County Stat
Hank. Manchester. lows
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-10-17
BAILEY's FORD.

Levi Raster, wife and family of
Delaware, spent Sunday of last week
at the home of William Raster
Mrs. r. E. Grommon was in Delhi
Tuesday Of last week.
Bert Karten was in Manchester
last Wednesday.
j. w. Hartman started for Can
ada Monday of last week.
Miss Avis Grommon spent Sun
day of last week with her friend
Miss Elvira Hartman.
Frank Karten and wife attended
Herman Eldridge's sale last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. H. B. Jersey and Mrs
Henry Claus were in Manchester
last Wednesday.
l.. Crosier, wife and son Ray visi-
ted at the home of Mrs. E. Hartman
Sunday of last week.
Miss Avis Grommon was shop
ping in Manchester last Wednesday.
Tillman Grapes returned from S
Oak. last Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Conner and son Harry
were Manchester callers last Friday
coLEsBURG.
Did you see Jack? He was in
town last week
Joe Jewett has SO far recovered
from the effects of falling off load
of hay as to be able to resume his
duties. lie made trip to Greeley
Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. C. Erb made
business trip to Manchester Satur-
day, to complete their arrangements
for moving there very soon.
Rev. II. P. Mcbride is the minister
newly appointed to the Colesburg
charge. He comes here from Delhi,
and will be accorded a hearty well
come by our people.
DR. L. +. Fleming will be with us
next Saturday evening and Sunday
to conduct tie quarterly meeting
services. Come out and hear DR..
Fleming.
The M. T. church is undergoing
a thorough cleaning and will soon
come out spick and span in new
paper, carpet and coat of oil. Let
The good work go on.
Mrs. W. r. Locke and Hazel
Chapman of Manchester were guests
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.

CIV rrh"Ar. E.B. STILES W. II sonrIs
DURHAM. MORN s q SriLss
A TTORNENS AT LAW AND NoTARlps
- Public. Special attention given to ColIec
ucrs INSURANCE. Res Estate and Loan AT,
Moe In City Hall Blot y. Manchester. la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-09
RegaIo a Francia

En- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto
por el Congreso Americana, Sc ccle-
braron en- el local de Ia academia
de Miisica de Filadelfia, las cere
monias destinadIs 4 CONN emorar cI
segundo centenario del nae imiento
dc Benjamin Franklyn, eonslituyen-
DO la nota caracterfstica de la fes-
tividad, la entrega hecha por el Sc
cretario de Estado al Embaiador
frances, de la medalla con que los
Estados Unidos obscquian 4 Is re-
p6blica de Francia como recuerdo
del fausto acontecimiento Y gratitud
por el aprecio con que dicha naci6n
ma distinguido Ia memoria del c6-
lebre americana.
En- nomDre de su patria, el Emba-
jador recibi0 la ofrenda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-09

CLOS. NO na dlc10 una palaOra
en- contra de Ia burocracia, no
ha querido nlolestar a sus sa-
bios consejeros. los prebenda-
dos del redentorisnlo.
Lo misfno en- 10 de la fianza
de Wandergriff, que Ell el asun-
to avn mas escabroso para los
funcionarios, de la quema de
el gobernador ha hecho
alarde excessive de su paternal
indulgencia para con Ia congre.
gacion.
Ha llegado q decir que los
libros no Sc habian quemado.
que ahora Sc marcaban con una
tinta especial los que iban que
dando inutiles, Use distribuian.
Pero no ha desmentido 10
mas grave de la acusaci6n, abb
solutamente probada que los
frecuentes cambios de libros de
texto en- las escuelas, inutilizan
todoS los aflos I'm ntmero ma
yor de libros del que fu6 des-
truido por las llamas. hasta que
protesto la prensa dc 10 inaudi-
to del hecho.
va no hace falta recurrir 4
la h0guera. Sc Gambia el tex
to. Y los efectoS son identiC0s
hay que comprar otroS libros y
hay que comprarlos todos los
anos;y no Sc gasta 10 que dice
Ell su carta Mr.. Falkner. Sino
sumas mucho mayores, cantida-
deS mas atlas de las que el de-
tuidor de la Educaci6n V de Ia
Democracia consigna en- su
alevosa, en- su sospechosa. en- su
inexplicable carta al presidente
del Comit6 de asuntos In
Sulares.
tQue va no Sc manda a que
mar los libros? JY que importa
ESQ? 81 quemados 8 sin quemar
de TN a1o para otro quedan inu.
tiles, meTced Il la incompetcn-
cia, a la irresponsabilidad Y al
capricho deesos escogedores de
textOs que Sc han declarado
decldidOs protectores de Ia bi
btiOgrafia escolar dc la metre
poll, empenados en- que desf-
len pCr nuestraS escuelas todos
los librOs de los autores buenos
Q malos' a fin de que no exis
tan rivalidades nj preferencias.
III exclusiones entire ellos, cuan.
do pueden consumir IN turno
regular en nueStras escuelas.
En- la carta que suscribe Mr.
talkner no sc mencionan las
cantidades gastadas todos los
anos en- adquirir Ell material de
las escuelas publicas, sino las
asignaciones hechaS en.l0s res
pectLVoS presupuesto5.
\ va Sc sabe 10 que sucede
en- los departamentos insulares
que una suma es la que sc con
sigma y otra la que Sc gasta.
Namos 4 recurrir q Ia estadis-
tlca, va que el Comisionad0 de
kducacion ha querido tascinar
con unos cuantos numercs q los
senoreS del Comit6 de asuntos
lnsularcS.
En- la carta de Mr.. Falkner
Sc lee 10 siguiente::
ANo FISCAL CONSERVATION AslsrrNc7>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-09
Nueva huelga
EN- LOS ESTADOs UNIDOs

Esta anunciada denro de pocos dfa.
la reunion de los directories dc Ia
Asociacion International de maaui-
nistas con ell objeto de pedir que Sc
reduzcan q ocho las horas de trabaio-
Sc calcula que GOO, 900 hombres to
maran parte en- la hae1ga; de cuyo
n1mero 100000 pertenecen al ma
nejo de maquinas en- general, ) e1 res
to 8 sea medic million, < las industrias
que Sc relacionan con la elaboration
de metales, especialnente hierro y
acegO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-09

Aio econ6nico de 1890 4 1000.
invertidos $3I,35o para ooo es-
cuelas.
Idem 1900 a 1901 $z6,ss, ss, de
ellos para libros $38.s4s.sS: su
trasporte $4,000; y para es-
crltorios, mapas etc. SIS, ,688. ".
ldem 1907 a 1902, invertidos
$6S,o2o.lo; para libros Ss8. .272. 90;
su trasporte $I,77I,5o; y pupi-
tres, mapas etc, $28,885.8o.
ldem. 1902 1908; invertido en-
libros $39,635 81; su trasporte
Sooo,57 y gastos pupitres. ma
pas etc $ia,39r.I7.
ldem, 1908 1904; invertido en-
l1bros $2o,o3o.32, su trasporte
So7S.74, y enseres, mapas ect
5 rs, 526.8I.
ldem 1904 q 1905, consignado
para libros Y su trasporte
$4,000; para pupitres V titles
$I38oo.
ldem 1905 a 1906, $40, 600 pa
ra libros y distribution y $l2, 200
para pupitres, mapas y etc.
ldem 1906 a 1907, consignado
para librcs $4,000; para su
trasporte $1,000 V para pu-
pitres' mapas, aparatos, etc.
$4,000
FL total de esta cuenta, va 10
hemos dado en- parrafos ante
riores, asciende a $4I4o7L23.
\ no estan incluidoS aqui los
gastos de la escuela normal, de
las atlas esCuelas, nj de las es-
cuelas industriales.
No es NADIA mas que 10 gasta-
do Ell las eScuelas elementaleS.
(Qu6 debemos penSar de la
extrana cuenta, del falso balan-
.ce presertados por MIR. Falkner2
(Oue concentrates pondremos
4 esa punible ocultaci6n de la
verdad, a esa torpe manera de
enmasCarar un fracaso que no
tiene disculpas2
Los mas energicos V los mas
duros son insufcientes para
calificar el engano de que Sc
ha hecho victima al pals puer-
torriqueno y al comlte dc asun-
tos lnSulares. que ha llamado. 4
Washington. a A4r. Winthrop.
para que Olga Ia verdad. para
que acuse 4 los culpables De Ia
hquidaci6n colonial, para que
ayude a la Naci6n a hacer justi
cia a la colonia.
No sc trata de una desigual-
dad pequena, es una enorme di-
felencia la que descubrimos.
Sc a gastado caSi tres veces
10 que Sc asign0 en- presupuest0.
y cuando ESQ no Sc dice,
cuando Sc oculta Y desfigura,
hay motivos para abrigar SOS
pechas inquietadoras Y raz0nes
para acusar d los autores del
infCrme.
Nosotros denunciau0s ante el
c0mit6 de asuntOs Insulares. la
carta de Mr. FaIkner, Y funda-
mos la denuncia en- pruebas
terminates y abrumadOrqs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-09

FL total de esta suma ascien-
de a $4,000 (ciento cincuenta
y un mil dollars.)
Pero Mr.. Falkner Sc ha guar
dado muy bien de decir la yer
dad.
Lo que Ell realidad Sc ha gas
taco, eS $4I4.o7r23 (cuatrocien-
toS cat0rce mil, n0Yecientos Sc
tenta y in dollars con veinti-
tres centavos) desde que Sc. es-
tableci0 el sistema de instruc-
cl0n actual.
Porque Mr.. Falkner no dice
10 Cue Sc gasta, 81 no 10 que Sc
consigna, y ESQ 10 es serio. nj
es leal.
La cuenta nuestra. sacada de
los propios informes oticiales
del departanento de Educa-
cl6n. es esta:
.s9S q 500 (Autonomfa.) casta-
ron los munictpios de la Isla
p74.778 % con destino 4 libros \
e.lslieS eseolares para 5e0 es-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-09
Nota del dia

Ill AA JAlOl lAAc%lOA " III N1Ai1C
hacienda ante el Comite de
aSuntos [usulares, nuestro 90
bernador son de una magnitud
Y de una trascendencia extraor-
dinarias,
No SIC trata, como habran po-
dido obServar nUeStroS lectoreS,
de equivocaciones 81 m p | e S /,
acreedoras a una piadosa dis
culpa Son graves inexactitu-
des, las que St mantienen, son
grandes torpezas las que sc de-
tiendcn, censurables abusoS los
que sc disculpan.
Re6riGndose al fracaso de la
Instruction, ha pretendido pro
bar Mr.. w inthrop. ante la Co
mission de aSuntOS Insulares
con una carta del Comisi0nado
de Educaci6n Y unas cuantas
frases habilidoSas. que era un
despreciable tejido de caIum-
Mas cuanto sc ha dicho y sc ha
escrito a prop6sito de csc deSas-
tire del redentoriSmo.
\ sin embargo, todo 10 dicho
ha sido POGO para demostrar 10
grande Y 10 costoso del desas-
tre de la instruction publica en-
la colonia,
Todavia en- la califcaci6n del
desaguisado sc advierte un
gran espiritu de indulgente con
miseraci6n Y de eXceslva bene-
yolencia
Pero cuando aquellos altos
funcionarios de los cuales era
dado esperar la justicia, Sc aso-
clan al error y proclaman con
una incOnSCiencia cOnSternado
Ia, que la sido un 6Xlto 10 cue
todoa sabenos que fu6 un ho-
Tfendo fracaSo, eutonces no
queda mas remedio que apelar
a la energia y 4 Ia entereza
para que la vcrdad. s0bre todos
los amanos y todas las combi
naciones s6rdidas, quede triun-
fante Y soberana.
La defensa tabricada scbre
Ia base vlsc6sa Y fragil de la
habilidad redentoriSta, no con
vence a nadie de que haya si@o
injusta y apasionada la critica
al juzgar los cOnstantes V rul.
d0sos fracasos que ha sufrido eli
gobierno colonial.
Lodos los argumentos de la
acusacion quedan hechos en-
frme, EN- tant0 que ell compa-
dcazgo Official no ha p0dido
combatirloS, no ha enc0ntrado
Tazones que opener d las razo
mes III Cifras eXactas que Opo-
ner q las cifras, porque para
1ascinar con la irremediab'e es-
tadistica ineXaCta EN- tofo ira
bajo redentorista, Ell Comisio-
nadO de Instruction. Ell la carta
que lego Mr. Winthrop ante
aus cXaminadores, ha falseado
los nnmeros, equivOcando q sa-
biendas las cantidades, como ST
Sc empenara Tn demostrar que
hasta la procIamada exactltud
de la aritmetica cuando esta al
servicio de la congregation re
vcrenda, es susc eptible de fall
ecamientos Y dc trampas.
DemO5traremos este cuando
Aayamos dicho algo sobre la
censurable devoluolon de los
dtez mil duros de fanza d la
Companfa Wandergrif, hecho
del que aparece como primer
responsible MIR. WIllonghby;
pero que tanIbien disculpa con
su prJeiamada beneyolencia
sttestfo ptadosisimo goberna-
dor
Mr. Winthrop no la tenido
81 una Erase dc censura para
G9ndsnar Ia canJidez uef fun
ci0naTio, ellc tease : x i3loLaI0a
los v..S~Ssl l3se- i~ flciles nego
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-01-30

PROFESSOR GEORGE FREDERICK
WRIGHT of Oberlin College, editor
of "Records of the Past" has just
returned to the United States from
a second trip to the far East.
Prof. Wright has devoted consider.
able study to the countries and
people of the old world, and es.
pecially, at this time, Russia.
From his observations he is con.
WINGED that the domain of the Gear
will never be free from revolutions
until one language predominates.
This, he believes, is too far in the
future to look forward to, because
the people are mystics in religion
and politics, forming a conglomer-
ate mass Of ITO different tongues.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-01-30

List of those neither absent nor tardy.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-01-30

WHEN a man draws the death
sentence in the lottery of Russian
revolutions he could hardly be re-
garded as good life insurance
risk. On Thursday, January Is,
one Lukizeviski, being condemned
as traitor by the Revolutionary
Tribunal, was shot on the street at
LODI. The wound was not fatal
and he was removed to one of the
hospitals. On Saturday the sem
tence was completed by unknown
persons, who stabbed hic1 to death
as he lay on his cot.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-01-30

"SHow Mel" quoth Midshipmar
Bloebaum, of Missouri.
'Sure thingl That's my special.
ty," obligingly answered the rapid.
ly-growing sentiment against haz'
ing.
Bloebaum was one of the cadets
at Annapolis who had contracted
the hazing habit. They hazed.
Anti-hazing orders were issued.
They hazed some more. Last
Saturday, Jan. 81, Bloebaum was
dismissed and sent home in dis.
grace.