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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
BLACKFO0T STANDS
BY SENATOR DUBOIS
Especial TO the Herald.)

Blackfoot, Ida, July 2S.-The friends of
Senator Dubois won splendid victory at
the Democratic primaries today, defeat
Mormons in one of the hottest primaries
held here in years. The Mormons lined
up an extremely strong vote in Senator
Dubois precinct. The fight was waged
by the Norman faction. headed by Bishop
Parkinson, late of Oneida county The
Dubois delegation in this precinct won
out by the big majority of twenty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
FATAL ATTEMPT OF GIRL
TO REDUCE HER WEIGHT

St Louis. July ga long continued diet
of pickles and vinegar in the hope of re
ducing weight caused the sudden death
yesterday of Miss Anna Gross, % wears
old.
A pOst-mortem examination today re-
vealed that the inner walls of her ston-
ach were almost completely eaten away.
The girl Dire pped dead while in the act
Of taking a drink of water
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
TUMBLED INTO DITCH.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas lonqworth
Victims of Auto Accident.

Wuerzherg. Bavaria, July 23.-Congress-
man Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Long
bile yesterday, but beyond the Jolt and
bruise or two they sustained no injuries,
and reached their destination. Bayreuth.
today in time for the opening of the
opera.
The Longworths had passed through
Wuerzberg yesterday morning, and when
a short distance out of the town the steer
ing gear of their car refused TO work and
the automobile which was going at rap
ID rate, careened off the road and fell
down a short embankment into a ditch.
The chauffeur, after n short wait. OBJ
tanned a carriage in which they returned
here and took a train for Bayreuth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
CLERKS TO GET MORE PAY.

Especial TO The Herald)
Washington, d. c., July 25.-The post
office department TO-DAY announced the
promotion of one $500 clerk in the Salt
Lake City pCstoffice to $500; five $500
clerks to sec; four 500 to $500; also the
following promotions in other Utah Of
fees: Ogden, two 500 to $500; Park CITY.
one $500 to $500; Provo one SEQ to SEQ and
ore $500 to $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
MAY BE SENT TO
INSANE ASYLUM
Seattle Judge Does Not Favor
Trying Esther Mitchell and
Mrs. CreffieId.
BOTH WOMEN ARRAIGNED
LINE OF DEFENSE HAS NOT
BEEN INDICATED.

Seattle, Wash, July 23.-It is possible
that Esther Mitchell and Mrs Maud Cref-
field. charged jointly with murder in the
Mitchell. the slayer of Franz Edmund
Creffield, the Holy Roller leader. will
never be brought to trial on a criminal
charge. The women were arraigned be-
fore Superior Judge Frater this mornfnsl
a.; and ne stter stas@ from the bench that
ne wasihNfayor ok.a, commission being
SsS t. a sd%en in$ tas %sRt 5heS S09 to
a 8 Il iIasg asylum if Il were fOuas-5.'
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Hsre, sonnLed 80 1n3 III titu Saa f b&
ssss SAH shis sst Sfa0 ss BIZ BIZ
, Rsts .dsfe1sa ~s se l y; 81 Is 81:
insane; | bell9yAAa eo1a1lssleA xSnId hE
S a"sssiG g. q j, M, SSHja EEazskTSI
\ ftS,xtlssS,s; osbsstdEy
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any s1sS sh st$n Of 1,t
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g ls ~ NJ Ersts x Ms sffsS
sel sE n in WSic sSsp pis TX SIS
represented by Attorney Silas ShGfB<6n&
pEaded not guilty. Mr. -ASGHlsy<>, an
WAS 1sGe'o only temporary and X respon1to a
request from Mrs. CrefHeld's father. o.
v. Hurt. who will be h2f4sfrom Corvellis
in behalf of his daugn&f>&ithin few
days. k// y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

Bo{Na-wrfrIfa&d abouttwo years ago
froMlthe srNa PNssas He lassa Wright
tripf through 4HmeN county They held
man up Oh the highway and robbed him.
They were Saptur9Y the same night bel
forf ths WIRE aslsl 2 get 9aR Of the
is con ideredl a b1d han, He has u good
pAsye. but is hot hespsratf like Boyle. At
th4 expiratioitE Ithis sentence Boyle will
be w the hah5tAAI criminal class, and it
is possible thS4She will be committed to
the state prisoMfo not less THIN twenty
years unless he esaduates to first-grade
prisoner. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
RECEIVER GETS OUT.
Especial to The Herald.


Washington, d. c.. July 23.-Receiyer
Hodgman of the HALEY land office has
resigned, TO take effect upon the ap-
pointment of his successor. He was I'm
der fire and regarded as incompetent and
resigned rather than to be let out. Sena-
tor Hepburn has not recommended a
successor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
AGED MAN KILLS HIMSELF.
(Snecial to The Herald

Boise, Ida, July 2S.-James Groves, liv-
ing half mile from Placerville, COM
.niitted suicide last night by shooting
This morning he was found dead in his
house, where he lived alone. He was 60
years Of age and was an old timer in
tnat vicinity. No cause for the deed is
known, but he had been drinking the
night before.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

When the Mormon battalion broke up in
1S47 Mr.. Cotton led a party of them to
Salt Lake over the southwestern route.
He has a medal given him by the Utah
Jubilee committee in 1891, and his name
is recorded among those who entered Salt
Lake valley in the first year of settle
ment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
GIRLS GO ON STRIKE.

\ Philadelphia, July 23.-Twenty- five !
\ hundred girls employed in the shirt !
\ waist factory OF Putelman Brothers !
! & Pagan, went on strike today be- !
4 cause of the presence among the !
= workers of number of employees !
\ distasteful to a majority of the girls. !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
Baseball game. prize S..

Baseball game. prize S..
Relay race, one man against ten girls
prize $3.50.
220-yard dash linen 16 and up, first
prize $3.50, second prize 81.
1O0-yard dash (men 16 and up), first
prize 81 second prize 75c.
Tug of war, superintendent of Liberty
stake -
1O0-yard dash (boys IA TO 16), first prize
81, second prize 75c.
75-yard handicap (boys 10 to 1D, first
prize Zoe, second prize SOC.
60-yard dash girls of Junior Theologi-
caD first prize 81, second prize 75c
75-yard dash (girls Of second ntermedi-
ate), first price 81 second prize 75c.
Potato race (girls of first intermediary
first prize ST. second prize 75c.
50-yard dash (girls of primary depart
ment), first prize SOC, second prize pc.
Peanut scramble, kindergarten depart
ment.
Wheelbarrow race, first prize $50. sec
ond prize 81
Catch creased pig, prize, the pig.
Held's Military band will give a concert
at O'Clock, and in the evening a moving
picture display will be given near the
center of the main drive.
Arrangements have been made by the
committee to meet all of the pioneers of
l847 at the assembly hak temple block.
at $50 clock this morning From the
assembly hall, the pioneers will be con-
veyed in carriages to Liberty park
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
SUICIDE OF AUTHOR.

Vienna. July 2s.-Ferdnand Saar. the
..ss,Ithor and member of the upper house of
y the Austrian reichsrath. shot himself to-
dav at his residence In DAZZLING suburb
~ Vienna. He had been suffering from
\ nervous prostration
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
Provisional Government.

few days may witness the constitution
of a provisional government" composed
of an enlarged council of ministers, with
the inclusion OF conservative members OF
the depOSed lower house; councillors OF the
empire and men influential in the life of
the empire who can be induced TO accept
ministries without portfolios and con-
tribute their authority and advice to the
hard pressed government. This is the so
luton Premier Stolypin and the members
Of his cabinet, who realize the enormous
nature of the task of tiding over the
country during the tempestuous era that
is now dawniDg and turning and il was
the subject of elaboration at a meeting
OF the cabinet last night and again this
evening. The Associated Press is in
formed that a majority of the ministers
have become converts to the idea and that
its adoption depends on the success of NJ.
Stolypin in inducing men like former FL
nance Minister Shipoff Count Heyden.
former Commerce Minister Timiriaseff
and NJ. Guchkoff to compromise their fu-
ture by allowing themselves with such
king council" Shipoff and Guchkoff al
ready have been approached.
ukase to Be Issued.
The Associated Press also is informed
that a ukase will soon be issued fixing the
date of election for parliament for the
first week in December. Russian style,
and that as an additional guarantee that
the people of popular representation will
not be abandoned another edict will be is
SueQ prOrOSulng the council or the empire
until the convocation of the new parlia-
ment without, as was prOphesied Sunday
night. calling new elections for elective
members.
Meanwhile the masses of the Russian
people. slow of thought and action, have
not yet reused themselves to the gigantic
upheaval which is sure TO follow the dis
solution of their parliament Minor dis
orders are reported from half a dozen
cities. An incipient anti-Jewish outbreak
at Odessa has been checked by the police.
A sympathetic strike has been begun at
the Kharlxov railroad shops which may
inaugurate a general tie-up of communf-
cations. but St Petersburg Moscow and
most of the other great centers are still
calm on the surface, though boiling and
seething beneath.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
TO Be
GUESTS OF HONOR
Work of Committee on Pro-
gram of Days Events
Completed.
TO CAMP IN LIBERTY PARK
FOLLOWING PARADE AND SHAM
BATTLE WILL BE SPORTS.

inc committees having IN charge the d.
day, and the entertainment Of the few re
manning veterans of the first historic days
late smooth as the 4an nER! s to get all their
The program for the celebration Of tse
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

Leo Boyle and William Wright
Make Two Desperate At
temptS to Escape.
CONVICTED OF ROBBERY
ONE HAS BAD RECORD; OTHER
NOT STEPPED IN CRIME.

After two desperate attempts to es-
cape, Leo Boyle. an ex-convict, and Will
liam Wright were turned over to Warden
Arthur Pratt yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Beebe of Emery county to begin
a twelve-year sentence for highway rob-
kery. When Boyle was searched three
.ehaek saws" were found sewed up in his
shoe Which had been overlooked. He and
Wright now occupy cells in solitary con-
finemslt among ths-th ird-class prisoners.
e fs-ftrsihgs ssssallet wound in his
secor6 attempt to escape Sberiffz9eebe
led his prisoners from the CaSkt<aale jan
SundTg> night to bring them t6Nhe> ST ate
priyTh. when he turned to lock tn hea$y
ja1Ldoor they both bolted. Sheriff. Reehe
M men kere at least fifty yards<away
fyEen thy officers<opened fire: oSo kyH8
t lH779lwlhg uYfis handy BoyE MME9st
III sAfl fsght, M bSS J ~
R RS sH fe assasd SO
to fSfek1 again/s8eriff Beebe- y$ NTnn
himI I They were ghacklfd Mg14er Snf
81 Beebe brqSI bl feEdS, wfSh birf
!. IAImYsSAseye SeNfgN <
| About two months tss6, /wMd fhe>mtyll
Nfe III the qastleda1e jan aAaitinE4rial
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sIPia s5g knS S Sa E. ss e. e.
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was seSSal4Sfa (ansAf ,Basfass fIsfSsaDG
thlIH,szbits s>ehselSspd 4 hfasa wsrt foandiI
Hftia kssssn1 1SsJ zyl3}Ser3 az 1
takan to tie IR4ovbE City, all Or safs
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to Ngsk e Il ASIE s. PT F sa
pc hAS*HYef 8yatfy half ]his-Iife EIjaiI.
IT, fihstStS,ttef five s9rs for fssauh-
rhit hAyaeNstSHi9lIin aIEkar aftef lis re
lhasel f1q{M. tRsS>t s-Iriten- Ae-xas- hack
gaiIi s4aSeyye a2ten-year sentence for-
fbb b4ryFburf2g h6tr-tsEuS- he received
His AcoHHeEs,&asif-aftes erhsrhe- serzlfsf:
pm xf-~s,-< - 4 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
CALM BEFORE
THE UPHEAvAL
Russian People as Yet Un-
aware of the Suppression
of Their Parliament.
BIG CITIES REMAIN QUIET
DIFFICULT TO FORECAST THE
FUTURE.
BIG CITIES REMAIN QUIET

St Petersburg, July 2S.-The great news
of today is the adoption of an address to
the people by the deputies to parliament,
who assembled at Viborg, the language of
which, with its revolutionary demands
that the people cease TO furnish money
and troops TO the government and repu-
date further loans. affords pretext
enough for The government to lodge its
authors in the fortress If it feels strong
enough. a rumor was spread tonight that
THIS , course had been decideeSYgp'sSo
stdtnoi tonight, where the deputies wsre
expected to arrive, but only a few app
peared, and these were not molested and
neither was there a popular demonstra-
Mouromtf ft>e nd<fVsh Petrunkevitch. The
former cdfne 4y'a locsA train, entirely un-
attended. He was plainly downcsst. azst
ciated Press corressSHlSktby the mese
raising of his hat ak5fp1sried on to eS-
cape. ar interview< NJ. PetrunketiteA,
filled dllt.oa with Si,l the reyoisHonaTy spirfi
the text of the appeal,. .(c~A ~
Police Posted At the Qhers.
Copies of the appeal to the psSptsare
in the hands of all st. PetersbT
papers, but il will scarcely be fnntedtb-
morrow for the reason that syaeKcht{ft
OF police is posted at the dsta>Yt<eyEy
newspaper printing office in the >cfty>&it1
orders not TO permit any papers to- leave)
the building until authorized by the cen-i
sor. The authorities hope by equally vig3
orous measures to prevent heS9hbneatjoh
Of the appeal in other citlEs. End irzShe<
meantime to nullify the fears of the Iko-
pie as 10 the possible effect of theS 40
peal. 49,
NJ. Sedelnikoff and NJ. Ilyn. 6waiHJsg the
return of those revolutionary delektfseS
who already have involved themselves b..
seditious acts since the dissolutiony,Ga
parliament. 6SA ~
The theaters and other places of ahiNsS.
ments were almost empty tonAhfsS fhe.J
public fearing conflicts between OH1fSs
city but they were all of a petty charac-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

The man who sharpens his
advertising pencil with brains
is the one who thinks that adj
vertising pays-Jim's Junk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

The Herald is the best paper
in town today, but that doesn't
keep us from doing things to
improve it, all the time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

Fourteenth Conference of the
parliamentary Union
Opened in London.
WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIANS
BRYAN TAKING A PROMINENT
PART.

London. July 23.-The fourteenth
conference of the parliamentary
union was opened in the Royal gallery
of the palace of Westminster today.
Adherents of International peace from
all the parliaments of Europe as well
as several of thoseyeS the western hem
preserf but -haxdiy had
ssshs Of ss4sids}able ezsiteaentYso-
ksS Maxim GdAasXsky hspihss, q
the &oyer bsssasbf tn Russiaa spaHia
menu San9oupeehxhat AsSana 6fsSeaz<
leag9eA tspk5Seafffss, unfn>xes saday.
Moyg sSgissa e eon
IsY1ahse q 81 ssosa'ion o x y
S sJ;ss 4hsff' y yea ssaSes>7 apDonteddO
IS1msa {ssafas,, poo siegyes pres
hffN HE At9erie a4fSpresentsfion being
httaded\ by tobatlssrfan Richrr5 BARI
aP s IN M" tAdBKfHEffmi.n s-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

iT%e AuagMWO
attlf to He 4e9sEnsi
Oily ffAErtE6 mT,
f'hatl rSnssfrs 5ssS5e
kf whr IRE tickle. =
dharae q the lworkt
~ re.
~ RlsealilsssS%deS% VIZ
firinNzone. NJ |
will beuaid2 the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

dIe, R,|s ,s asslp s9s srd,
k kssE WI .9s,s. "a 90
pp{ef y<-c 1rG26ftb the MougbtST w6S4,
will A&ait-theeE sf=ffIr=fEd} 1arS not'ret
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
Delegates Were Excited.

Lord Weardale, who had in the
meantime been elected president, had
some difficulty in getting the excited
delegates quieted, but ultimately atten-
ton became absorbed in the discusvAn
of the reports of the commission on the
American proposals for an internation-
al congress and a model arbitration
Continued on page z.
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-piq1lEers, b6dNit IL
ceiMIttes tYlshow
SthAt hey ard the e
aouhffIf cSantttfyg
RenI WORKING
IteASS wagnS
<adeEaxs been f1rn
Aeted WAGONS MAJ
~ ssa9s9ssNSNsnds att, att;
fhY lsuests pf honQn
<<,.kxt, "A - A-lIaxxr&
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24

ds2agPofi u osDyzS
4ekper a1d/the citN
lglFic grfnds hayeS
TIE various commit
81 be usSd/in the pa
fedNNhe CONSOLE
crime co&RHfx-'
.ack -au@he camp has
G<wilf be served to
.YTbS complete pro-
w
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-24
ASoarari. &the0,
Sports in Afternoon.

Pioneer camp in full operation at 80
Indian attack upon camp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-12
BIBLIOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA,

anmaba les debl.s concesba con Loo aes com yrom ia
81 nombe pon 81 seyicio de convccones
el ardor de uventud Ia acvdad de alma. No ba Ke
rouare dar cuents de 10 cue So nova
aQuellas caballerescas locurss
Entire tanto rnal deiconocdo abs entamente ls
loven casteana Dsde sobre aque NAL hcfa
rapdes progresses GeiA roche 81 respand de lmpi
cerca hoga e Wh1r de KrouAre contem Dabs que
hiba nterrumpdo conf.cc6n de borddo sntregsba
mejas 10 enuto de rotro Sas mss aparecfan baHada
por lagrmas que se deslzaban se7ciossmert.
FL lse6or de kerousrn i-v.nt cop6 entire manos
ruba cabeza de 80 hiia ct ch n' Ia z5n Ia do
III sufres tt llorat: 30 90 10 que tenes.
Maria se estremec6 como al .rs de sue6o Trst6 de
secar 90 lant0; mas padre e 10 impdi6 exclamando
-Lors; pero dime 10 qua ocIsious Kgrimas 20 mcA6
au foente cubrendote de besos
Maria prorrumpi6 en- sci'ozo,
-Oh padre milo jo 81 s;creto mi me mGta %
mAtaria supi6 ais de hoos pre6ero morir
de door de tristeza.
-EssO no 60 poble ha m.; exsgeres de mOdo A
gVedsd de to stnac6n Ctmuucame os secetos de to alma
81 has cometdo una M coy Gnico que puedo pedonsr
Terno severe ell acento d conde upicaba mandsba
IN miImo tempo.
Maria arranc6 de BRACES c,y6 .os pies de rodi
Has.
-iQuer6a que 10 dig, todo padre mi do puss bien
20 no amo al se6or de Gtan-ug Cuando permit que pro-
meess mi mano 20 cref poda amare Esto parecfa
1ac poque 20 crea que incnacones rfIn aS de
VueItro deleo ength he aormentado corsxu he
ardo mncho ne mucho tOdo a do vano 70
no pnedo amarle Eto sin embargo 10 epoa de mtt
MONO Sc acercA hs ah palre mo 10 que aieIina vut
hia.
aehOr de Ksrouare rermaneci6 IIepcoso con 10 ferte
cargadA de arrugas
Hiia mia. inerrumD6 Il 6n con IentO grave acsnto
esai bien ceEta de que 81 senior GraL-lugarV
-l0h d, padre mfp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-12
Ell CORAZON DE UN MARIDO

onaros una extsca ndpna de yuestro pombrA
de vuestra grac de herours pro how mn nnado
offecr NADIA solo a quddo mi amor La mayor psre de mi
1ouna que 20 en en- gran oura e coocr vuestras pnas
IA tr' gado IN sbmo Hoy he recbidoa fatal noe, los
oolos pccoa me pNQuen 0bto de una cruel
en- esta msm loo boques de Gian-uQar e,sn srdendo
aen s.be 81 ns hsbS pedra sobre pedra en- castillo de
mis apueos Fooe peHegudo, rebede sin un hoq.r ain nm
ao 70 no arrto mas txistenca msldita Recoged
pues sencr conoe paaor. dfsteis vos seorts
!Qe MI novs mi promesda quedad bre sempre
10 no tenRo derecno aarrasros mi deagacia mi uipa
II senior hsrouare MafA qutdAron 81 oir e,tas frases
vefdadertmene aterrados Un yo cyendo sus pie, no las
hanee enado de t.no esp.no Antes egar joven os
dos pedAn aoictar revocation del compromise .p f,l.r u
honor hdaguf Pero qoe habfan de h,csr po
Iugar con nta geneosdad ofeca Do sab tan solo 10 oue
nt6 en- Su corsz6n aquel momeno soemne amo de los
keouare Se traaba de gir 10 fecidsd de su h /.
deshonra de nombe No poa haber alternative Pero Ma
na ogna ha de tan noble leVan6 do mancebo con
VOC 6rme iolemne: wa
Se6or de gran lugar ceito que no teDes derecbo .rr
arnos en- vuesra uns tenemos de seguros
Vuesa po6reza nos querda que vuestra fortuna Men
ira: permauezca en- pie caSlo no os .r6 IN sso !,
realmente me annals az est mi mano ella es vuestra.
pronunclar tstas Erase. Is doncelIa end6 mano al
Nhor Gran lugar Ia cual no temblsba
II conde se lsvant6 dijo profandGmente conmovdo.
-lben Tor mi Hngre I Bisn per mi hiJr -.
. tstteeh6 81 coraz6n mismo sbr.zo ICs dos
i6venes. ~ "''
DaTsnts eta Ia i6ven permneci aItura de ~
icrclo Inppso snco algunoH crdpus m.nf stsdos DOR
senior Gn-tgsr ella misma brave plzo mstrimo
rio.
conde de Krousre ab perftcamente 10 que esto h,b,
oe cost % U iceptaba nmolci6n de Mats con FL
ttexbe egomo del honor q1e el duro e as xible
de odoI o egomoE Fcera de ell vo noble no sospe-
thaoa que tai scrhcio costaa 10 vida h No crea an Lea
snhrat' ipvencOls como sshor Gnnugr tenfl mobiles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-12
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

que ha cslifcado 10 herida de pron6a.
tico reservado, passndo el Fernandez
& su domiclio, Moniss rdusro 8, al
cuidado dsl doctor Cueto, medico de
aquel distrito.
Hoy fue condenado q diez dias
de arresto Antonio Sanchez por dar
gritos On 10 calls y obstruir el trAnsi-
to en- 10 ealle dc IL Cruz.
Para eurar un resfriado en- un
dla, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUININA ri boticario le devolverael
dinre 81 no se cura. La frms de e.
W. GROVE se hslla on cada csiita.
Deletreense bien las palabras
|PABST MILwAU E dentro del
arc rojo de 10 screditada marca de
cerveza de ese nombre. No debe con.
fundirse eie fsmoso nombre de <Pabst
Milwar kses con el de Paz New York.
La intenci6n de esta imitaci6n salta a
la vista. Sirva este aviso & los nu
merosos consumidores de ePabst.s
Agantes: NJ. r. Calder6n & CO,
Tetuan IL.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
ST. 16. San Juan, R.--A una cua.
dra de los carros el6ctricos , princi-
pales ediflcios del Gobierno. Esplen-
dida vista . la bahia. Bafios moder.
nos sanitarios. Habitaciones frescax.
Exquisite comida puertorriqueGa y
americana. Precios moderadoa. .---EMI-
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda de Mssferrer.
-UN BUEN reloi de orc es el mejor
regalo para Nsvidad. F. Kshrhshn
y CO. San Francisco %, San Juan.
6TTHE HELVETIA.-27 caIle de
q Cruz. Gran casa de h6spedes. sta
ole d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
= personas solas. Comidas cincuen.
ia centavos cubierto. Bahos. Telefono
1872. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta-
rio, Pedro SchIrs. Nota; Este hotel
sst$ cargo do una sesorita cague-