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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
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Vuevs Ell regsrte Tedirme UNA
cABEzA"~ y 20 10 diera 10 mia 81
innr msDto del Dfetor Guilosfn ror
uu 93' cos sif-hs fieilea de hsllsr fa
euslQuier pIrts zero ditfoilos de com
biusr para dit!r glir IN r6rtic0 de
glcria.
~
Hsee dlGs tergn sobre ml eselisO.
rio un paquote do hab.thus'ss. djgo,
c. fa del BAIL El primer dfa ms
oli6 ndsGro ess cafe; pero de sa.Go
yer'o espirarlo, " me h9els & ro-
sAa, Y teesAdn e,toy de ,os,arlo, no
ler'o pasarlo por mi grecs, para
despu6s spurel el dglicioso necticida
E gram, ptirners visIA, pAreca
msdlo soaqlaGo Ea cont'a hesho, il.
patio partio, y & rss . negrozao. Ia
casi nuR triIla
10 eg spos los impoFi2dores
En- eususo Al pretio que Alcsuas~
RIA On plaza ass grano, "a 10 intsn~
ei6n y gAusrota do los i'm ;o;tadoras,
Iyas osEcn otros L64sz
sCdn11',.r no hsy est6 meior quo
al ds Puerto Roc p sso disc ol tango
sQue' pero 70 inviso 4 los gantss da
gp,to suyo ualaisr sss ura perLa Il d,
psra cue vsrgsn 4 oass q sAhcreRr el
lcst6 del Brasil Y dlgo ssto, porqua
tl1t6 Is granisos sl s&bAdo 10 quo
no me srsvfs dssir; usro, 10 di,h1
dtcho com die. sTha ,land q z3sts
PucV hler: IS gr&nlt' ma dtsrnn
una tRsN, 10 que por IN deicut1o ss
Ia tomd uu g'to cue sra Ia dsliclA Do
al hcgsr,
5Y So relGnId 81 galo2 preganis
ran usss5e'...
M; scgevLr6 81 CATO,
ST.
| Psto & o,ro asunto, daspu6l del
Ispsla,rn do mi hsrmoso ialino: Lecto.
res, pienso aoltAr ls plums schar 4
oorrer, 80, ST. porqus en- essos sifm.
DOS vac que re b acs muy d, ouestA
arrlba 10 sslebr!dad do los esaritorer.
Per eco pie5sb oofrsr,,.. para YER 81
dc ess modo gsno un premio de so
pesCs, que hueut f%lta ms hseen para
Ec1mpysr TN couato dc imprsntA y de-.
airle 4 verdAdes al pals y a al Go.
b!ernc .., dsl Brasil, por deiar que
uqusn su cafe cambiandole el nombre
por el de h SbichG3Ld como si faers un
frt0 de NAL naeim'enso,
Don Parla fna como q denir &
up ifbaro de San a7 g. domirgo, 9
nu ysuce ior mi,tsr Ncuad2. van & Alb
sorber do sal marera 10 Aienoi0n del
pueblo puer'orr'o tf,, cue solo 50 6
IhAbsr gloria para los pessbrea....ss
HAata sEl Carnsva's Ia inAugurAs
tContin,iG en- Ia pd0ina 29l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

oeutf9en ariessmadt miro i'm 8riegs
i'm WeIentli6en oas anSuorbnen ooer
Dem &aiier porsui9lagsn babsn, mas
our Grbdltuns Der @inbeitli9feit Der
&risgsfii6rung auf Den peri9isoenen
&riegst6eatern notbpsnoig lit. 9iers
au bebarf IS in erfter 2inie elmer Yers
f0nlidteit nit peilem 8lid. es beoarf
srobsiisigen, flaren Sentens mebr uls
elmer intimen &snntnib aller @in3els
beiten oes Sruppenoienftes.
Wenn ipmit fem @run0 porliegt.
tpeeen Der fur5en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bes Generals bon Moltfe bas 8ers
trauen gu ibm oGs Strateeen fir BEN
&riegsfan gu eridittern, 10 tdnn man
audi fir feline SriebenstbGtigfeit bof<
fen, oaB unter feiner 2eitung Der 9e@
neralftab auf Ser 6oben Musbilounss:
ftufe erbalten bleiben miro, Die ibm ieiz
ne 8orgGnger edben. General BON
Moltfe bat als Sibrer tpie als 2ebrer
i'm 6rie6en Dor alem Wert6 auf fri>
f6e Snitiatipe uno entI9loffene Sffen=
fipe eelegt. Seine ManDberanIagen,
Defenders bic Man0ber Der 1. @aroe@
bipifion i'm Sabre 1900 unb bds 8aiz
iermanGpers 1905, seigen bus8eitreben,
oas betpegli6e glement in Ser &rie1sz
fiibrung i9arf herbprtretsn gu luhen.
OemgemdB tpurben an ole MarI9le:s
itungen Bel Der Snfanterie, aud an Die
GeIerpez unb 2anofpe6rformationen
aarls auberorOentli9s InfOrberun9en
qeffent. Infer nunme6riger Mpltfe IL
bul0igt gang pffenbar Der in Ger milf
tGrif6en Qiteratur bur9 ben General
BON 8ernbdrbi, in Der Yraris bur9
ben Srafen 5Gfeler bertretenen &idj,
tung, bic in Dem 3utunftstriege Dem
bic grDBten Gbancen 5uipri9t, beffen
Sruppen cen @egner toOtmdri6iren
f0nnen. Sin monutelanger Stinitano
Ser Sperdtionen pie i'm oftaIiatiIdea
&rieg lit stpeifellos ni6t na9 ieineln
@ei9mad. @eitsrbin ldBt fid bon
einem Character fpie benz 6es Generals
BON Woltfe u~nbebingt anne6men, bab
er, Ser felbft ;abrelang pioerpi1ig Die
8iroe ais Hepos" zines @roBen getrds
gen bat, iselidemR epotism 8, ieeliGer
@treberei unb 8riederei ses niiber un>
suaGnali9 iein miro. Die Seitigfeit
uno Mdnnli9teit feines Wefens re6te
fertigen bds 8ertrauen, oab er audi
na6 oben bin feline pfli9t perTteben
miro. gr pirbe niemals bic f6nere
2aff elmer nerantpprtli9en Ste1ung
auf ii9 genommen baben, tpenn er
ni9t oie SiGerbeit bdtte, ibr sefpa4ier
gu iein unb in ibr Die 6eib eriebnte
SelbfGn0iafeit al fin0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
u6in &0nisSi6ioB unter Der Wit'
feruadtfStonne."

Ser 8ontg Saafon itn6 feline fleine
&onigin baben iih nadgeraoe IN Der
bauptltdotiiden &0nigsblirg, benz
bisber meiltens leer gepeienen ilnpo.
ianten S6loiie, b6l1sli6 eingeriftet,
uno oie @orpeger eeipobnen ii6 ar
oen iibrigens iebr beideioenen Sci
reGt gut. 9n aber 6as SdloB IN
GbriItiania bie ein5ige borbanoene
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir Die So
nigsfamiIie bilbet, erortert MOI iebt
idon iebr eifrig oie Srage zines Som-
meri6loiies, cine 9istuilion, Die mo-
mentli6 audi geforoert miro onrb ben
lebbaften @inid peridieoener, ODER
Iagen mir naer 2anoestbeile, peni9-
items fir einen Sbeil 6es langen Sab.
reg 6os &0nigspoar bel iih 81 ieben.
@ber mo- bereitet man Dem umpor,
benen Serrif}erpaare am belten eirt
flein6s moniees Commence t6en?
Staatsminiiter Widelien, Der eigent'
Iide v&onigsmader", lit 9ergenier
uno oenft mobl baran, balo einmol
pie6er oauernb nod Bergen gu iiber-
iieoeln. gr bdtte gerpiB gerne EN-
poar Monate I'M Sommer oas SO.
niqspoor bel fid uno CAB 81 einern
@oniqsidIoB in Bergen, Der uSaupt-
Itaot oes ipeItlid)en Norfpegens". eine
Iebr nadoriidlife @nreglng. inoenl
er = elm pielfa6er Miaiondr gum
gusbau Ser alien .Saafons-Sole" nj
Seraen ipie fir Die @inrid)tung Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 6eItunJ
9eraensbus al elmer &onigspobnm1
6ie Summe BON 10000 Sronell
op5erte. @ber au6 Sronobiem, oi.
oIte aronungsitaot, mad)t Inipriide
alif oie Sommerreliben5. nnb es III
pobl foum elm groBerer g~anernbcI
inn 2anoe, ser nid]t IN alter Belt &C.
leaentlih einen &0nig Saafon ober
| SIap beberbergt bdtte un6 bober iidl
befugt bGlt, BEL Der Srtsmabl nit II
9etrodt ge5oeen 5u weroen!
lin aber an' Der eifernoen @erher
quit an meroen, tritt iest ons etnfluB-
rei6e Organ rgeroens Sang" nit
Dem intereIIonten Blane berpor. IN
| n0rolihIten Normegen, i'm Sanoe Der
@itternadtsionne, cine Sommerrei!'
ben5 fir BEN 80ntg 5u ifaffen. Gin
&oniasihlob unter Der Wtitternad)ts'
ionne!" Uas m6re oo6 enoli6 mol
Elm n~orpeaiIfer Srirmpf, Den feia;
on6ere @onardie in Der @elt iiber-
truntpfen f0nnte. Gus Brojeft lit in
ser gbot anmutbeno unb bat Snbei
Den politiifen gor5ug, Dab ieine Ser.
p~irflidyung ~geeisnet mare, Ole einid'
men Iorb-Norpeeer feiter an Die Sra.
tion al bin6en. 9ie aonigsfamilit
ideinf ma nod nidt gefrogt 81 b1'
BEN. mo- iie I'M CONNER reiiOirpu
msdte. @ie man bort, itebt &onia
Saafons 8uni6 iibrisens Denigcr
nod einem 5fpeiten Sdloiie als piei.
mebr nod einem Sdiffe. einem eige'
men Sabr5eiisel Or mofte reiien
natiirlid sunGdit in ieinem &eide.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

pom pplfenflaren Simmel Die Sonne
:parm bsrnieberla9t unb Die 8u9en
nit i6rem eriten aarten 8ldtteri9leier
In ben mdr9enbdft flaren Woeen bes
Serefunb fi4 fpieseln, ~offenbart Die
oGniide 9duptitabt &openbasen, mo
fiirali9 Der sreiie 8Gnig gbriitian TX.
bic Mugsn gum epigen S9lummer
f9loB, tbre ganSe beitrtdenoe @tgenart.
Gin beIonoers 4draftertitti6sr She'll
Der auf Den Snfeln Seelano unb Mmas
gelegenen, ettpa $4,000 gintpohner
3Gblenben Stabt 5iebt fi9 pom 3Oniss>
reumarft mad Dem Ratbbausplabe.
Dem bus in ben 90er Subren bes borie
gen Sa6rbunoerts i'm italienif4en
Gtile Ses fpGten Mittelalters erriatets
Rutbbuus elm majeftdtif9es &eltef pers
leibt. !9ier empfGnst uns in ben bon
6anoel uno 0ertebr bur4haiteten unb
bon gldnaenoen 2Gben befGumten
Straben Ser beiB pulftrenbe @trom
bes grobftdotif9en 2ebens. 9ier en-
seben fid audi nit @orltebe bic am
m~utbsbonen aopenbdgenerinnen, benen
ibre natiirli9e 2iebenspiirb igtett, ibre
tpei9en, biegfamen 8etpegungen, tire
lGfiise grasie, ibr bliitbenpeiber Seint,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

NIT ibrem 81 Dieter boben, BON bier
peridlungenen- Ora9en aus getrieber
mem &upfer gebiloeten Shnrm.
In bD9eren 8ilbungsanftalten beiibt
&openbagen, auber elmer &untataoez
ntte. elmer !9onoels= uno elmer polDte9>
nifhen SHlle, cine i'm Sabre 1879
besriinoete l1niberfitGt. 8on Dem Sc
fammtbanoel OGnemdrts bat mebr als
Die 9Glfte feinen Sip in &openbasen.
Die Stabt unterbdlt oirette S9iffs@
berbinbuns nit Seutf9lanb. Gublano.
England uno Den Ser. Staaten. Die
Snouftrie TT our9 S9iffsbau, 9ampf=
miiblenbetrieb, Wsbereien, Sooafabriz
fation. por5enanfabrifsn, Wai9inens
fabrifen, 8ierbrauereien uno 3uderfie>
oereien pertreten. 9as Wappen Der
Stabt seigt elm oreitbiirmiges 9ebGuoe
NIT einem &olano i'm mittleren Sbnrm
uno ie einem 20nen gu beioen Seiten.
Die 8eripaltung &~openbagsns un<
terftebt einem Magiitrate. Der fi9 aus
einem BON &Dnig %ernannten SberprG>
fioenten. bier bpn Der 8iirgerreprGIens
tdtion gepdblten uno BON &0nig tez
ftdtigten 8iirgermeiitern unb bier UNI
b~eioloeten R~atbsberren aufammeniest,
Die bon Der 8iirgerreprGfentation auf
feds Sabre getpdblt tperben.
Die @ei9i9te &Openbagens ldbt iiG
biz 1043 suriidperfolgen, in tpeldem
Sabre Der Srt gum eriten Male GIG
Gff6eroorf unter Dem Namen SDfn
ertpdbnt miro. Sn Sasen beiBt er
AUDI &uupmannaz90fn (9afen De,
2aufleute). Sm Sabre 1854 erbieli
&~openbasen Staotgere9tfame. Ni9i
peniger als bier Mal puroe tpGbrenf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

ibr in Ger @ertldruns Der Sonne gang
golbis f9immernbes 9aar einen eises
men 2iebreia perleiben.
0on Dem Stdbtt6eile gbriitiansz
BADEN auf Nmas fibren Die 2ange unb
Die 3nippelbriide mad Der S6lobtniel,
po Ole &uinen bes BON gbriitian ".
(1588 biz 1648) erbauten, 1884 onrG
cine Jeuersbrunft ~SeritOrten 8Dnigs>
f9loHes Gbriitiansburs a~ufrasen. Seit
Der 3eit bat Die 3Onissfamilie i6ren
WobnfiB in Dem ausgeoebnten qalafte
@malienburs aufsefdlasen. Inter
Gbriitian ". tpuroe in Der aiObs
mogeritrabe audi Der uripriinsli4 als
aftronomif6es Sbferpatortum be-
fttmmte runoe Sburmerrt9tet gu oehen
Spite Der 1725 ~perftorbene Gar peter
Der @robe btnaufritt, pdhreno ibn
feline @emablin in b~ierfpdnnigem Wds
gen folste.
Weitere intereHante @ehGuoe &os
psnbasens fnb bas TborpalofenzWu'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
&5uis Grieori9 unb 8Ouisin eouiie.


bate er ipGbreno Der aablreiden Reir
fen, ipel9e fein Batter. Ghriitian TX,
ms Muslano u~nternabm. ooer tpenn
oiefer frant mar, @elesenbeit. Iud
befu1te er mieberbolt frembe 6iirftenz
b0fe. Mls 2ronprina tpanbte Jrieoz
rid VIII. infonberbeit Der lanopirtb=
f9aftIiden GntpidIung Sdnemarts
sroBes SntereRe gu. sSn Dem in Dane
mart eiRe 10 bebeutenoe Rone fpielens
Den Meiereibetrieb bat er berart einz
sebenoe Stuoien sema4t, bob Ct ola
Sadtenner gilt.
Griebrih VIII. lit felt 1869 NIT Der
prtnseffin 2ouife, Der einaisen So9ter
unb grbin bes p~erftorbenen RDniga
Rarl XIV. bon S9nelan uno Nprs
ipesen, bermdbIt. Die a6nisin gait
Bel ibrer 8ermdbluns aIs Ole reidHs
prinaeffin Guropas. sic 5oI ibrem
@emabl elm Derm0sen bon 36.000,0O0
Mart mitgebra9t baben. Der gbs
ftn6 adt Rinoer entfproFsn. De,
stpeite @cbn Jriebrihs VIII, prtns
aarl, bat unlGneft unter Dem Namer
6afon VII. Ben nortpesif9en Q6nigs.
tbron btitieoeuL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

bes 13. uno IA Sabrbunberts bte
Stabt BON Den 9anfeaten senpmmen
uno gepliinbert. SIN Sabre 1443 en-
bob Der 9eraos Gbriftoph BON 9apern,
Der bur9 grbfolse odnii6er &Dnig
getpprben, 2ppenbasen gu feiner Reft>
BENG. S9pere 8elaserungen bate Die
Staot in Sen Sdbren 1923 big 1924
uno 1886 Bis 1886 ausaubalten. peil
fie es nit Dem beriagten &Onise gbrts
titan H., Dem rSprannen," belt. I'm
ter Ghriftidn ". tpurbe 8openbasen
fart befefigt, 70 baB Die Staot 1868
unb 1869 Dem fdtpebifden &Onise 3url
X. pioerfteben fonnte unb bur9 lire
beloenmiitbise @ertbeibiguns bas gan5e
Het9 r~ettete; au6 100 tpuroe lie pers
gebIi9 bon elmer beretntgten enelif9>
bollGnbif9f9peoifden Slotte bonn
barbirt. Mm 2. Mpril 1901 erlag aaf
Der Mbebe bon &openbagen Die bG>
nifhe Glotte Der enslif6en. SIM Sep
TENDER 1907 iaofen, mitten I'M Srte>
ben, Die gnglGnber Die Stabt in Brand
uno fiibrten Die aus rs S4iffen BETTE
ftebenoe bdnif9e Slotte btntpeg. gs
ipuroen oamals iiber 300 9dufer ein>
sedfdert; mebrere bunbert Menfden
perloren ibr 2eben.
Ser reue bdnif9e &Dnig Triebri9
VIII. 5Gblt bereits 81 Sabre unb TIT
nidt unerfubren in fein bObes fdpiee
RIGGS @mt einsetreten. CUR 8etbGttz
gung tn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
open n.
Sage, Gimmnbner3abl nnh @erfebr
Der oanii6sn Sauptitabt.

Satnrierber Sic en-GIn:
orudsppGe Sautel &~openbaeenS Gsap.
pen Ser Gsasiitrat - SntereHante Sc;
f6idte-Ssejieues etasiam oeS &5miss.
Ri4t i'm &egensrauen zines Winters
tages. penn bleifarbener Ounit fd
iiber Die 8Olbung oes 9immels fpanni
uno iiber Die BON flatternben Netel=
f9leiern UNI ppnnenen Geen Der Stab!
ole flagenoen S9reie Der M0tpen bin
t0nen, ionosrn i'm Sriiblins, penn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16
Bur 5%rauenIrage.
9ie Gntiuiflnms bes JraurHitmoiums
In S~euti6lanS.

sseae a.rbeitss ebiete- @erfebIte @ropbeSeis
aus -reberfaute Tdodemesrinaiien - Die
irau ais slerstin-0eperbes ano @sians:
utfb G a,n tiuue -sSreie 9Sabn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

Sm Strutb 1T bic Cigar
renfabrif BON gnselbarbt e so. pons
Itdnoig nieoersebrannt. 120 Mrbeitsr
5inb 6aour9 bei4dftisnnsslos sefpors
Den.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

Der SO a Of tspadet=
Derfebr IN Oeutihlano mics I'M
lcbten Sabre tpieoer cine 5etrddtlide
Steiseruns auf, tpenn biefe au4 in
Berlin Bel Der @efammtftiidsabf Der
aufgeeebenen mno einsesangenen
padele 1ur ettpd oie 9dlfte oes 9us
noodles i'm Sabre 1904 erreidte. sSn
Berlin puroen bonn IL. Biz Is. De-
aember einfhlieBlid insgeiammt
|2.355,620 padete aufsessben, oas fno
|69. 518 mebr als 1904.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

M e6t5in fubfrenoe
6rauen itebt in England cine be-
foa0ere me6iainif&e 6rouen=G @uIe in
0onbpn 5ur Werfigins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-16

iaum; Die 6eutide Jrie0ridstir4e; DE
im IL. Sabrbunoert erbaute. I'm Jnnes
rem NIT mebreren Meifterperfen Sborz
tpdlofens gef4miidte Stride unierer
Ilytoa; bic t0nislihe Oper. fofpie ois
IN R~enaiFaneeftil aufsefibrts 90rie
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14
BLUE GRASS CHILDREN
 GlVtN WARM WELCOME
Even Rain Cannot Dampen the Joy of
 heme-COming Week.

Louisville. June 13.-While the rain today caused a postpOnement of the floral parade and other outdoor fea- lures of the Home coming Week, it was unable to affect the fervor of the greet ing extended by Kentucky to her long absent sons and daughters, and the ex- ercises of welcome in the armory were carried through.
 Despite the rain the hall was nearly full when Chairman Ford of the recep- tion committee called the meeting to order fully 10000 persons being pres ent. Mayor Earth greeted them in be- half of Louisville. and Governor Beck ham expressed in an eloquent manner the pleasure felt by the people of the state at large in having them back once more. The address of Henry Watterson was. however. the formal note of welcome. and it struck a re- sponsive chord. Governor Bec6ham and eS-Governor Francis of Missouri also made brief addresses.
 Tomorrow will be given over 10 the memory of Stephen C. Foster. author or My old Kentucky Home" A model of the statue which is later to stand in the new capitol at Frankfort will be unveiled. and songs of the composer win be sung by a chorus of ]. .OO0 school children
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14
DISORDERS
 GROWING IN RUSSIA
The Troops Sympathizing With the
 Dissatisfied PeasanTry.

St. Petersburg June 13.-Ominous of the governments inability to cope with the prospective agrarian disOr- ders is the news from Poltava. one of the richest and most populous farming provinces of Russia. that the governor is in daily receipt of requests for troops for the protection of estates from the peasants who have not the slightest fear of the rural guards
 The governor is unable tO comply with these requests because the local troops, one regiment of which mutined on Sunday are so infected by the revo- lutionary propaganda that attachments sent to the villages immediately fra ternize with the peasants. The gov ernor therefore. begs the St. Peters burg authorities to send him fresh troops. Conditions similar to those in Poltava is widespread.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14
FIELD
 WON IN MINNESOTA
The Defeat of Jacobson for EOmina-
 ton for Governor.

Duluth, June 13.-The republican state convention today nominated the state ticket:
 Governor-A. L. Cole Walker.
 Lieutenant t-GovernOr-A. O. Eber- hart, Mankato.
 Tzeasurer-C. C. Dinehart. Slayton.
 Attorney General-E. T. Young, Ap- pletOn.
 Secretary of SJate-Julius Schmahl. Redwood Falls.
 Auditor-S. q. Iverson. Rushford.
 Clerk of Supreme Court-C. A. Pidgeon, Buffalo.
 Railroad Commissioner - C. F. Staples, West St. Paul.
 To all appearances J. F. Jacobson had swept the state for -the guber- material nomination. lie ran on his record as a member of tne Minnesota legislature during its stormiest days. when he earned reputation for being the most radical reform legislator In the state.
 This morning the six other candi- dates got together in determine ton to withstand tke Jacobson stampede. and, on the fourth ballot after Jacob son had held a good lead and made consistent gains. the convention nomi- mated A. L. Cole of Walker. a promi- nent leader in the last session of the house.
 The convention unanimously en- dOrsed Senator Kuute Nelson to suc- ceed himself next winter.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14
A BALTIMORE FIRE.

Baltimore. June 13.-The greatest fire since the confagration of 1904 with a property loss of S1.O0O.GO0 and the probable loss of two lives, occurred at an early hour this morning on the waterfront For a time the entire wa terfrOnt was threatens With destruc-. On the north side the flames were with difficulty kept within the confines of the wharf of the Merchants and Miners Transportation company. and on the south side stubborn battle was fought to prevent the wholesale de- struction of property by the fire spreading from the steamship Essex. which. with six barges. was burned.
 The fire started at 1:3O o'clock Two members of the crew of the Essex are missing and are supposed 10 have been burned or drowned The flames broke out on the Essex when she was at the wharf, half unlOaded.
 The barges and scows burned were loaded with cotton and rosin. and made fierce fire and picturesque spectacle. There was a panic among the inhab- itants of that section. and many were rescued by force
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14
MIR. BRYAN IN RUSSIA.
He Will Confer With the Leaders of
 the SlaV Democrats.

St. Petersburg. June 13.-w. J. Bry- an and wife arrived today from Berlin They will remain until Friday. and leave for Christiana to witness the cornation of King Haakon.
 MT. Bryan desires to witness at close range the struggle in Russia. He will visit the house tomorrow and confer with the leaders of the popular move ments.
 Mir. Bryan expressed his full en- dorsement of the plan of Governor Cummins of Iowa. for a meeting of the governors of the states to secure con certed action looking to constitutional amendment for the election of senators by a direct vote.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14

ter. Last evening was spent in fur ther consideration of the specifications for the plant and distributing system
 The question mainly discussed, and on which members of the beard differ ed, was respecting the authority Of the engineer as final in the event of dis putes that might arise between him self and the contractor or between the board and the contractor. There was a difference of opinion as to how much authority should be given the engineer and how much should be retained by the beard. The meeting was adjourned without q final expression on this point, to FeassembIe again tonight when it is likely the commissioners will have more clearly de.ermined what should be done in the prem ises, after which the further consid- eration of the specifications will be proceeded with. The task is a some what tedious one are there are some
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sixty pages of typewriter matter in- volved in the contracts and specifi- cations and it is Of course highly inn pOrtant that they shall be closely Scrutinized and consideration given to all manner of contingencies possible to arise.
 "OLD CHAPS" WEALTH-Though G. w. Chapman died a pauper in the county hospital and for d long time had been a county charge, yet it has turned out that he left money behind him. His trunk was yesterday turned over to the Hammond auction house. An investigation was made of it's con- tents, which consisted of a mass or pa pers which apparently had not been disturbed for years. While the papers were being shaken apart two s5 bills fell out. Among the papers were sev- eral certificates showing the member ship of Chapman in various secret SO ciety organizations.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14

OFF FOR CATALINA-Tom Oberle left this morning on the Diamond JO for California, expecting to spend the summer at Catalina island.
 THE WATERWORKS COMMIS- SlON-The waterworks commission met yesterday morning and devoted some time to the inspection of the va rious plans provided by Egnineer Pot
Arizona republican., 1906-06-14

Life would be very monotonous if there was nothing to denounce.-Phila- delphia Record.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk Schaifland
during the past week:
John Hill and Mary Wesner, both OF
franklin; Theodor Liiewski of Mil
waukee and Rozalia Paszka city; Min.
ma Rasinsky, city and Nicholas Christi
of Milwaukee,; Otto Wegner and Julia
Bruss, both of Cooperstown; w. A.
Kempfert and Minnie Wagner, both of
Cooperstown; John Schiesel of Oshkosh
and Katie Fritsch of Maple Grove;
Matthew f. Fry and Elizabeth Ollen,
both of Two Rivers; Edward Dewane OF
Wayside and Clara Schneider of Meeme;
Fred Meyer of Meeme and Maetha
Maeller of Schleswig; Knut Kirkevold
and Mathilda Johnsrud, both of city;
Marie Swoboda of Manitowoc and Frank
Hotka of Milwaukee; VIM. Flick of
Maple Grove and Mary Dettbrenner of
Reedsville Matt Miller OF Franklin and
Katie Baumgart of Gibson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-05-31
COMMITTEE ON ASSESS
MENTS TO MEET ONE WEEK
Before Fall Session OF County Board.

The county board committee on
assessments will meet one week previous
to the November session of the board
this year, to examine the assessments of
the several towns, villages and cities of
thecounty. This was decided upon by
the county board at its meeting last
Friday morning.
This arrangement is most com.
mendable one. 1t is eminently proper
and desirable that the committee should
examine, review and consider the assess
ment of the several towns etc, prior to-
the meeting of the county board.
The committee was ordered to com
plete its report before Friday of the
second week of the meeting of the coun.
ty board. The members of the com
mittee will receive the same compensa.
ton that they get when meeting with
the board.
The county board also ordered Super
visor of Assessments Herman Stein to
file full report of the valuations in the
several towns, villages and cities of the
county, with the county clerk prior to
the meeting of the committee.