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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
yAR|AS NOT|C|AS
la Nueva Flor de Mayo
Las retreats. .Nombra mien-
to- Sentencia por DibeIo.
LIGA De PROPIETARIOS
Miss Kain. Una fractura.
Nuestro hip6dromo. .-Des-
gracia en- La Mteynac ionaI,

La gociedad recreasiva SLa Nueva
Flor de Mayo, ha org Anizsdo uu bai.
le para Ia noche del de Fsbrero
pr6ximo.
La banda do 10 Policia insulsr
celebrsrA On 10 suceaivo sus retreats
altsrnando On las divsrsas plazas de
10 capital.
Don Segismundo Torres, de San
Sebastian, ha aldo nombrado capataz z
de Obras Pdblicas en- Ia carretera de
Las Marias.
La Corte de Dlstrlto dict6 sen.
tent 10 aver en- Ia causs por libelo CON
ira don Calixto Garcia Gaona, reba-
iandole la pena de tres mssss do car
eel y $500 de multa & que le lentepci6
10 Corte Municipal dc Bayam6n, &
una mults de sl6, que satisfzo On sl
acto el acusado,
Ell dia 81 del actual celsbrara
Junta general 10 sLigs de Propieta-
rios de Flncas Urbanas de San Jusn,,
con 81 fin de eleglr nusva Junta direc
tiva.
-Ha regresAdo do los Estsdoa
Unidos, & donde fa6 CON uso do licen-
, cis, Miss Kain, dlrectora del Asilo de
Nifas de Santurce.
-Joaqufu Bonno sufri6 aver una
: frscsura sn el terclo inferior del femur
izq uierdo, & consecuencia de una cai-
do en- 10 Marina. Fus conducido & Ia
sails de socorros en- donde ne 10 ssis.
tic, passndo luego al hospital.
Sc nos asegura que q mediados
del mes dc Febrero proxim) quedara
terminAdo el hip6dromo dc San Juan.
Manuel Ramos, operarIo de Ia
f&brica de csjitss do sLa Iatern acio-
nals, fu6 cogido aver por una sierra
dc prepsrar maderas, que le desgasrt
los dedos pu'gar fadice de la manc
derssha. Fae precise amputarle es.
to dItimo. Dicho individuo ha pasado
al Hospital Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
AOTES De GALES

tCbnknuacidn de Ia pdQina ~
carros do pisoras SO centAvoa mas BE-.
ratios , no 90 10 Asspt6 81 proposition.
-VariAs psrsonAs de ssta iuris
dicci6n que rsmitleron objstos de- Arts
{ ls Exposition de ssn Luis prsgun-
tan que ss he hscho de eItos, puss
nunca 90 les hA dado cuenta exocta de
~ paradero.
CORRESPoNSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
UNA COMPR0BAC|0N

GyEN@
Sc ia comprob4do auas N las CAPSULAS HEM
uSen mierobio ccioso de Grippe Fbres psddca
Ia mda IRA &c tomar pr dos los sfntomas empan
oessDarece hasa laa "A horas la cdraci6n
NO producen sorderas
aon Q o. cereoro, como oro 0}OS simlares
La populsridad
6 omedistos - ~ F
Gina observation-disclosures curs ' '1 - ~~ ~~
medcos
trAtSuNcaa " 'A~~OOAS"
Csds frsSco leva narue0ues b
vents nor mayor ies Fsrncs &C
bs en San Juaa 'Hu d PorGS Ponce;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

A las seis de la tards 90 hizo o.
entierro del csdGver, con un grar
acompsfsmiento en- cue estAban re
presentAdss todGs las clasel sociales
ain distinction de mstlcss polfticos
Fue un homsnsis de mpatfas que eI
pueblo de JuncoG tribute al tinado 4
su diStiug iids fsmIlia.
HIclsron uso de 10 palAbrA al des'
psdit el duelo los senorsl Carlos Ga
cia, CeleItino Bsnltez, Francisco BS.
rreraG, Dslflu Sierra, Antonio Mar.
cano J ., IImpatIco ioven Modesto
Martinez expreSAndose con frsIeu
lauaatoriaE en- honor del 6uado, que
era do t1dos eiiimsdiIimo.
CORRESPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
SOBRE RUS|A
Las sIeeciones para Ia Asarn-
blea NacionaI en- aquel
vasto imperio.
FL DISTRITO De BAKU
Proyeeto para reconstrulrllo.
Un fuego sagrado que du-
"a 1000 amos.

81 In revolucl6n en- Rusia no pue.
de darss .por completaments sofocs-
do, % encuentra do un modo indiscu'
tible aeallada por uu momento; per.
mitisndo, con este benedsioso compks
de espera, 10 preparation do les slsc-
clones que han de determlnar los de-
legados que eoncurriran q 10 gran
Asamblsa Nacionai. No faltan, sin
embargo, amenazas de los rsvolucio'
narios, sobre todo, los polacoa, de
que impedirAn 10 realization de esas
slseeiones; pero el gobierno esta deci
dido & combstir con mano dc hierro,
como 10 aoxbs de hAcer On Moscow,
todo motln que ttenda 4 impsdir Ia
consumacion de los elecciones.
Hasta do 10 TrAnscaucasia llegar
noticias slentadorAs. TrAtAss nAds
msnos que del ssablscimisnio, en- Ia
region pe,rolera, y con todo 81 ante
rior impulao, do las poderosas plan
ten industrialss arruinada por Ia cri-
minal y desol ladorA tes dc los bartarol
Una comisi6n do ingenieros 90 en-
cuensra on la sctualidad en- las inme
diaclones dc Bsk1, hacienda explora
clones sobee el serrsno. para aprscisr
10 extension del dafio suicide, y pro
osdsr & 81 rsparAsi6n, para que Ia
exploitation del petr6leo emplece GUAM
10 antes.
Fl jdbilo que relaa en- Bakd 81
tkeil dc concebir, tenieado ca cuents
10 missria On gus ha quedado sumtds
10 ciudad al dsstruirse 10 fuents de
donde provsnfa su riqueEa.
Gracias & 10 exploitation del pc
tr6leo, habfA llegado q convertirse
Bakl en- una ciudad modsrnisima cor
tranvfxs, telefonos y luz electrlcs; o.
bisn y por 10 condici6n de los puebIol
circund antss, todavfa suelen entra
por sus GALES, y recorrerlas, earava
mas de camsllos, como en- la spoca or
que dominaban los persas. Por cler
TO que, yya que de eltos hablamos, el
cur,oso hscer constar que hacs sole
veints y clnco afios que muri6 On Su
rskhani sl I.timo sacerdote de %
roastro, fecha en- que tambiea el fue.
70 ssgrsdo do petroleo del temple, se
sxtipgui6 dc una vez para sienpre,
dsspu6s do habsr sstado ardiendo,
nochs y dia, asrsysndo psregrinos du.
rants dos mil Aiios.
FL Gobierno ruso vandi6 entoncsa
sl rssinto del templo una compAffa q
petrolsra que, hssta 10 ruina oeasio-
NADIA por las deprsdaclones dc los
t&rtaros, ha estado extrsyendo petr6
leo crudo de los inmsnos tanq ues sub.
ierrkneos que AAmentabAn 10 llama
ssgrsda deslumbrsdora de crsysntss.
Ess petr0leo, despues dc retnado, era
sxportade como <ksrosenes, hscla
Londres y Bombay.
Bakd ha sido siempre una ciudad
do vida azarosa. Tomads, perdida y
resobrada por tArtaros. persss J ra-
sos, solamsnts durAnts los dltimos
Ahas Alcanzo slguna paz y tranq uili-
dad; si bien SOLO durSnte un corto in
tsrrsgoo, para volver despu6s q verse
snvueltA ca dramadcos epiaodios.
Ha sido asolada por G Isrras do
raxas, por consplrasiones nihtlistas,
por dragouadAs dc los eossoos; por
incendios, p0r earnicsrfas, hasta por
sl c6lersi y 81 flo, 10 cataIsrofe final,
que todos Conocemos, Atsnto 4 81
biensstar J destruy6 ~ riQueSs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Ri bill sobre abogatia

Polftico, y Estatutos en- el seq lndo;
lLeglslsci6n Hipotacsria y Procedi
mlentos Civiles y Criminsles, On el
tercsro Est7s exsmenes son orales.
Ademas, Ell examen de practlca loren
,e, que es escriso. Da manera que en-
Puerto Pico Sc estudis, siguiendo Ia
practlca americans, doicamsnte aque
lilo que es essncial para la carers. 10
ciencia del Derecho positive La,
demss ciencias que se estldlau en- otras
Universidades como las Espaf olas,
tales como 10 Filoaofia del Dsrecho 6
Dsrecho natural, Historia del Dsre.
cho, Pol{tica del Darscho, etc 80 CON.
sidersn en- los Estados Unidos que
sirven para mayor Illustration en- la
csrrera, como 10 complemento de Ia
misms; psro no que aean esenciales
para el conocimienso y eisrcicio de la
profession. Esto no quiers decir, que
aqui, 10 mismo Que alli y en- todas
psrtes el que quisrs perfeccionarse
en- su profession estudie esss asig aatu.
ras despues que ob.sDga au tftuIo.
E,to qusda la aplicsci6n y q la am.
bici6n de la persona; pero rlguross.
ments no es necesar.o para ejercer Ia
profession,
Asf, por consiguiente, estudlando
los Abogados de Puerto Rico para
los efectos del exsmen, 10 mismo que
sstudian los Abog sdos am sricauos,
y estudiando ca 10 ssricsam ,nte esen.
cial y propio de la carrera do sboga-
do, no en- 10 complemensario y de ma.
yor ilustraci6n 10 mismo que los abo.
gados espafloles, y pudiendo los abo.
gados de Puerto Kico, al igaal que
los de cualquiera Gtra psrse, hscer
los estudlos complementarios que he
mos dicho, parsicularmente 81 tienen
tnteligencia y ap!icaci6n bastante, pa.
ra ponerse a Ia alturA dc iluatrsci6u
de los Abogados espaioles, daicos Que
Ia han obtenido amplls en- las aulas
univeraitarias quo son screedores al
mismo reapeto pdbllco y aprscio gene
raj segIl 10 son q Ia consid sraoi6u de
Ia Ley?
DiguifcAndo q los abogados de
Puerto Rico, digai6 ,smos 4 nuestro
propio pals, que los ha creado; al
Tribunal Supreme de nuestra Isla
que los conaagra y esa pleyade de
l6venes ansiosos de sabsr, que tlenep
bastsnts heroismo de voluntad para
sometsrse q un estudio tan arduo v
tan exsenso, despue, de las arduas v
extsasas tareas dlarlss; j6vanes pri-
vados de Ia fortuna, que no puedsu.
ir, como otros, ir & exsrahas fuertes 4
bsber Ia savia del conocimiento, sin
mas que hscer que el estldio, sia mas
orsocupaci6n que la de adouirlr su
titule sino qua han de so..snsr Ia
doble labor del trabajo cuotldiano,
necesarlo para 10 vida presente; 10
del estudlo diario, eapsransa para la
futura.
No pongSis, sefiores leglslsdores,
trabas a sus aspirAc!ones; co limiteis
su actividad; no es dsprimais despuss
que han vencido en- oil esfderzo. Ayu-
dad lss, iustruidles, enalteced es, mien
tras 10 merezcan, y cuando saan pere.
zosos para el estldlo, abandonados
POGO cump idores de aus deberss, Gu.
tonces. -. ellos lleyar&n ca el pe,ado
10 peaitencla, sufrir&n oil descr6 Tito.
nsdie les llamara, y merscer&n el re
prochs que hoy iniuitAmeute quereis
hacerles.
San Juan, p, r Ensro Il de 1906
A. Marin Marian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

SSehora, 6quiere usted tener nj.
nos Sanos y robussosH 6Qliere usted
que su marido viva teliz y contentoi
Compre usted los articulos MAS puro,
J selectoa en- casa de Cerecedo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Royal Mail Steam Packet COMPANY London,
incorporated by Royal Charter 1889.
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incorporated by Royal Charter 1889.
Los magAid's Empa raanadarals al s, on a.
a l'A empszsndo ell da Il de tsui ca.o
gsro' psA SEA- Thms' aI oglssaa aucssa hAuiss
a EaropA eH Ssevo quncsna inf1rm,I dgrs an,
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

So-d.6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
A NaaT brato De Ponce a San Juan J puebIs interne
dos de Ia canerra csnhah

La empresa d. A Fee CO pAcipa ptbco Que dds as a
e'aoeca I'M servco d dos od.
egantes o' ualea zrdu de Ponce todos L6n Mersoe.
Dieii en- Ponce al Msl61
PRECI0S POR CADA ASLENTC
Da Ponce & Sau De Abonito San 1,.
Jusna DlaS San Juan 450 Cayey ...<2OO
C1amo t4O0 Caeuas x1O 90
Por eada srsyecVt entire
ssjsro da doce kIos 80 - ' N'"H' e"N~ pS'
AVSO lAPORTANTEEs acedads oftecs
Ponce San Juan m6dcoS odos
os nueo d la a Sc bsn ordene
su PoLce sHoe MeiA Sanmrce Casa Rslo Oan
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
Among Our Exchanges.
Caledonia County Men Are Justly Proud,
while a few Kindly TESTS are Added.

Mr.. Turner is the active head of the
Fairbanks scale factory the largest con-
Germ off its kind in the world, and would
undoubtedly make an excellent chief ex-
ecutive. He is a man of thorough bust
ness training, in close touch with the
mercantile interests of Vermont and the
country at large and would give the
state a good business administration
[Vergennes Enterprise and Vermonter.
Naturally the elevation of the Hon. w.
H. Taylor of Hardwick to the superior
court bench interests and pleases his as
sociates in the present assembly. His
clean manhood, his fairness, his clear
judgment, his studious and diligent hab-
its, his knowledge of the written law, his
uniform courtesy and gentlemanly bear
ing have impressed all his fellow-me1n-
bers, and seemed to fit him eminently for
the place. In the prime of life he has
many years of valuable service before
him, all trust. Those who took part in
his election will watch his career with an
assurance of PRIDE Randolph Herald
and News.
An exchange says "St. Johnsbury gas.
is ready tor the Streets" 1t has always
been on tap and flowed freely down the
streets so this must be some new brand
illuminating gas perhaps. The other
was not often very Illuminating and it
would not burn, as it contained too
much water.-[ Burlington Clipper.
1t is quite painful to learn that Gale
donna county's criminal condition is be-
coming congested, there being now So
cases of that nature on the county court
docket Now if it had been Washington
county, for instance, instead of the "1lv
white" bailiwick, what better could we
have expected? But Caledonia-is the
state going to the bow wows?-[Barre
Times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
New Hampshire Politics.

They take their politics hard over in
New Hampshire. The republican candi-
date for governor lacked few hundred
votes of an election by the people and he
will have to be satisfied with an election
by the Legislature, as was the
case in Vermont in 1902. The
next legislature will also choose a
senator to succeed Senator Burnham,
and it is certain the Senator has got
lively bunch of candidates against him.
The list includes that veteran and
irascible statesman, ex-senator Chand-
Ter; two ex-governors, Chester E. Jordan
and Frank w. Rollins; Congressman
Baker, and that disturber of the railroad
ring in the state, Winston Churchill, the
novelist. It is of local interest that
Gen. Frank S. Streeter of Concord, a
native Of st. Johnsbury, has announced
that he is not candidate, though many
supposed that his resignation as chief
attorney in New Hampshire for the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad was for political
reasons.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
Conditions in the Philippines.

Hon. Henry c. Ide is now in Wash
ington on some business connected with
the Philippines and in an interview thus
expressed himself on the present con-
dition in the Philippines;
Conditions in the islands are excel
lent. The natives of the forty provinces
are rapidly learning American ways and
are becoming expert politicians. 1t
would be the greatest of mistortunes,
however, if they were given their free
dom now. The theory of our govern
ment is to train them in the art OF self
government so that ultimately they will
become a self governing nation. They
take to politics naturally and tho they
have never had any experience, there are
plenty of men who are willing to mold
Offices. But we have the anamolous
condition there of a comparatively small
number of highly educated men, pro-
fessional men, lawyers, newspaper men
and others, and we have great mass OF
people who are laborers. The difference
between these two classes is vast. That
class of people which forms the strength.
of our Countryside great middle class OF
reading and thinking people-is very
largely wanting in the Philippines, and
l do not think they will be ready to
manage their own affairs without very
material help from us, until there can be
a very much greater number OF men
trained for this purpose. We are making
an effort in this direction by teaching
them to train others. We have about
500 American teachers in the islands,
paid out of the insular treasury. Their
business is to teach the Philippine
teachers the English language and to
teach them also how to teach. We have
in the schools between 100000 and
100000 students, a great proportion of
whom are instructed by Philippine
teachers The failure of our senate to
pass tariff legislation was tremendous
disappointment to the people there.
They had confidently expected that relief
in the matter of duties would be given
them and they were bitterly disappointed
when they failed to get it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
Dry Toast for BrattlebOro Ladies.

A well known Brattleboro woman
recently had occasion to write to her
brother-in-law in Boston and send him a
check in payment for her share of the
expense of family reunion which had
been held in New York a few weeks
previous. In casual way she mentioned
the good time that was had at the
family gathering and incidentally asked
IT her brother-in-law knew of any toasts
that would be suitable for a woman's
club banquet. The letter was mailed in
one of the woman's husbands business
envelopes. Strangely enough, however,
the letter was delivered to the wrong
man although his name was the same as
that of her brother-in-law. A few DAYS
later the Brattleboro woman received
very polite note which read something
like this: Dear Madam:--I am return.
ing herewith your check. cannot say l
remember the good time we had in New
York. AS the banquet to which you
refer is to be for women only, should
suggest dry toasts. On account of the
nature of this letter am not mailing it
to the address on the, corner of your
envelope but am sending it to you
personally. II Brattleboro Reformer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05

The re-appointment of Hon. Charles
W. Gates of Franklin as road commits
sioner is splendid recognition of faith
full service and success in his field. Mr..
Gates is graduate of ST. Johnsbury
Academy and has made the best road
commissioner Vermont ever had. His
recently published report strikes high
note of progress and under his continued
administration we shall expect to see
better roads throughout Vermont every
year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05

So far only 40 per cent. of the policy
holders of the New York Life Insurance
Company and the Mutual Life Insurance
Company have voted for directors and
the voting closes Dec. IS. The 10000
agents of these companies have worked
overtime to elect the administration
tickets, but there is still chance to
take the control of the vast surplus of
the two companies away from Wall
street inanciers and that king of hnan-
cial "kiters," E. H. Hartman, who is
closely allied with the Standard Oil
interests. 1t is significant that the press
throughout the country, with hardly an
exception, have heartily endorsed the
tickets supported by the International
Policyholders' Committee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05

We congratulate the neighboring vii
lage of Lyndonville upon its civic pro-
gress. A village bylaw has recently
been adopted forbidding splitting on the
sidewalks under penalty of a heavy
fine; all children have to be at their
homes by 8 p. m, and last but not least
the village trustees have notified the
dealers that they cannot sell any more
two per cent. beer after their present
stock is exhausted. The Lyndonville
Union-Journal says the action of the
trustees on the beer question is most
generally commended. 1t certainly ought
to be.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
CURRENT PRESS COMMENT.
How Brattleboro Lawyers Fare.


Brattleboro's backwardness in coming
forward for public Offices has been the
subject of pleasantly, raillery and sar-
casm to such an extent in certain locali-
ties less modest that we have come to
read such utterances with the broad
liberation of the man who was prone to
remark that he always liked that joke "
1t is true, as has been intimated, that the
making of nominating speeches and the
acceptance of nominations is part of
the course in the public schools of the
town, but there is an unwritten law that
no lawyer in Brattleboro need expect
official recognition, and this is so rarely
broken that occasionally a Brattleboro
lawyer practices law for living. At the
present time Lawyer Martin is Judge of
the United States courts, Lawyer Tyler
is judge of the Vermont supreme court
Lawyer Waterman is judge of the Yer
mont superior court, Lawyer Schwenk is
booked for judgeship of the probate
court, Lawyer Haskins is representive in
Congress, Lawyer Fits is attorney gen
eral of the state, Lawyer Stowe is ref
cree in bankruptcy, Lawyer Bacon is
states attorney elect, Lawyer Gibson is
town preventative, Lawyer Hooker is
chairman of the board of selectmen, Law
yer Waterman Gr) is but recently out of
a government position in Washington,
and the office of register of probate which
Lawyer Schwenk now holds will go to
some other lawyer Brattleboro Phoe-
nix
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05

Entered at the St Johnsbury post office as
second-class mail matter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
AUSTIN G. sANBoRN's ESTATE.

AOo In ". o<aNbOKN'S ES A e.
STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District, S..
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office
in st. Johnsbury, within and for said Dis
tr1ct, on the 18th day of Nov. A. D. 1895.
An instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Austin G. Sanborn,
late of Lyndon in said district, deceased,
being presented to Court by William ].
Willard, the Executor therein named for
Probate 1t is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear at session of said court, to be held
at the Probate Office in ST. Johnsbury on the
sth day of December A. D. 1906, and
show cause, if any they may have, against
the probate of said will for which purpose
it is further ordered that copy of the record
of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the CALIFORNIAN, printed at
st. Johnsbury, previous to said time
appointed for hearing.
By the Court,
Attest WALTER P. SMITH, Judge
true copy of record,
Attest; WALTER P. SMITH, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
Keep In Good Health.

There are many thousands of people
all over the world who can attribute
their good health to taking one or two
Brandreth's Pills every night. These
pills cleanse the stomach and bowels
stimulate the kidneys and liver and
purify the blood. They are the
same fine laxative tonic pill your grand
parents used, and being purely vegetable
they are adapted to children and old
people, as well as to those in the vigor of
manhood and womanhood.
Brandreth's Pills have been in use for
over century and can be obtained in
every drug and medicine store either
plain or sugar coated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
THE CALIFORNIAN COMPANY.
ARTHUR F. STONE,
Editor and Publisher.

Pythian Building, St. Johnsbury, Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05

Andrew Carnegie has granted life
pension to Booker T. Washington, the
well-known negro educator, president of
the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama.
Mr.. Carnegie is frequent visitor to
Tuskegee and is deeply interested in the
work done by President Washington,
He built the institute library there, and
1t is understood makes annual contribu-
lions to the support of the school for the
education of colored youths.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05

oughly enjoying the later years of their
well-spent lives. Mr.. Swain was for
many years the editor and proprietor
of the Bellows Falls Times, which has
always been one Of the leading papers in
the Green Mountain state.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05

A veteran in Vermont journalism, Hon
A. n. Swain of Bellows Falls, recently
passed his 50th wedding anniversary.
and the many friends of both Mr. and
Mrs. Swain will be glad to learn that
they are in excellent health and thor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-12-05
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