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STUDIES in CONSTITUTIONAL
HISTORY" BY JUDGE PIERcE.-Judge
James Q. Pierce, formerly judge of the
d1strict court Of Tennessee and lecturer
on constitutional law In the University of
Minnesota. is the author of book OF un.
usual interest to- the busy man. who still
WISHES to take some Of his time to post
himself on constitutional questions. It
bears the title Studies In Constitutional
History, and includes such subjects as
The Spirit of '76, Vital Principles Of
the Declaration Of independence" 1.-THE
Beginnings Of American independence"
Religious Liberty in America 'The
ethics Of SECESSION" !" ''The American and
French Revolutions Compared" Slavery
Genesis Of Constitutions .Americas
l leadership THE American Empire" !"
Americas Place in History"
The question of the right or wrong OF
the secessionist argument, Of special in
terest to the old soldier is discussed
with minuteness In the essay on the
Ethics of Secession. Judge Pierce falls
70 hnd any justification for the acts of
the secessionists
The above are not all Of the subjects
discussed, but they are suggestive of the
character of the book and it's value as a
piece of reading supplementary to the
usual outline history with which most
readers content themselves. It is worthy
OF special note that Judge Pierce, from
his close study Of history is convinced
that the fundamental incidents, the
great events recognized as the turning
points In history are providentially con-
trolled and that one consistent purpose
runs thru all modern history
Judge Pierce's studies are far from the
dry-as dust type His style is crystalline
in Its clearness, and his points are put
with a force and effectiveness that i'm
press them upon the mind and make
them stick In the memory. The book ~
one of very great value in these days In
which America is assuming a place Of
more and more commanding Importance
In world affairs and in which the Ameri-
can to be fully worthy Of the name must
know much of his nations past as well
as of its modern progress. It is. there
fore, a book, not only for the student,
but for the man of affairs and the man
who would be we'll informed.
t. The II. w. Wilson company Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
Low Rates to the East

Chicago Great Western Railway.
Tickets on sale Daily. Final return
limit, September 30th. For further in.
formation, apply to, r. II. Heard, Gen
eral Agent, corner Nicollet avenue and
Fifth street, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

The Japanese government has decided
to regulate rates by buying six railroads.
It thus avoids the terrible problems Of
broad and narrow, court review.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

The Pioneer Press must be wrong in
describing as5 raw statesman whose
goose has been cooked as often as that
of Mr. Bryan.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
Metropolitan Opera House

In tThe Cowboy and the Lady,"
Clyde Fitch IS great American comedy,
to be produced at the Metropolitan
theater next week, Manager Dick Ferris
has made a selection that is bound to
be popular. The play has all of the
breeziness of the western plains and
this, added to thrilling action and
number, of cleverly humorous charac
ters and situations, make it peer Of
any stage story of its kind.
Nat Goodwin parts in which Dick Fer
ris has appeared with signal success.
It is a heroic role with enough of a
mixture of humor, pathos, love and
aaRtngsto make it irresistible in capable
hands, Florence Stone will be seen to
good advantage. as will the Other
members of the Ferris Stock company.
The cast for ''The Cowboy and the
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
Low Rates to Winnipeg, Account Indus
trial Exposition, July 23d to 28th.

The Great Northern Railway will sell
round-trip tickets to Winnipeg from
July 21st to 26th. inclusive, with final
return limit July 30th. a ". d, Jones.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, cor.
ner Sd and Nicollet. Minneapolis. MINI.
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slow Excursion Rates.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad
has on sale daily round-trip excursion
tickets ia the fo1loyuin n q noin%s. :

Final return limit, Sept. 80. 1905.
Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah ...s... 4o.4o
Limit, Oct 81, 1906.
Hot Springs, Ark. q. $3.50, 90
Limit, thirty days.
Correspondingly low rates 20 other
eastern and western resorts.
For tickets and full information call
on ]; G. Rickel, city ticket agent, 424
Nicollet avenue. s:sst
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

FORCES THAT PRODUCED THE Pill
GRtMs.-The great and growing interest
felt today in the history of the "Pil-
grim fathers" will be sure to create a
demand for The England and Holland Of
the Pilgrims, begun by the late Henry
Martin Dexter, DID,, LID, and COM
pleted by his son, Morton Dexter. The
purpose of the Originator of the work was
to give to the world more complete
record than any which had been written
Of the religious and ecclesiastical move
ment, in England that made the Pilgrims
what they were, and Of their emigration
to Holland and their life there before
they came to America" He died before
the work was near completion, but not
before, at the expenditure of almost inf
mite pains, he had collected and sifted a
vast amount of material. This sifted
material was made use of by his son,
and is now given to the world in attract>
i've and permanent form. Without doubt
# ig the most important contribution to
Puritan history made in long time, and
it is delightful as we'll as instructive
reading .-
Houghton, Mifnin & Co.. Boston.
$3.50 net. n
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

Some pretty small men edge into pretty
high positions. See the letters of one
Judge Marshall of Wisconsin. Il:
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
Had Agents at Madison.

The records in the state Insurance
department show NE that that the @ Union m Cen
son or credited to Madison in 1902, the
year Justice Marshall asked for a. com
mission The records shaw that L. A.,
Anderson and H. w. Adams, both Of
Madison, held agents licenses for the
company from March /, 1902, to March
l, 1903, and Martin E. SERVER of Madi-
son, one from March 81, 1902, to March
j. 1903.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

Wonderland Amusement Park-
The Duss band, which il playing at
Wonderland, is a remarkable organiza-
tion. 1T is recognized as. one Of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

= Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco ap-
pears to have made a mistake in not
reading the record of the Ames trial.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

: a BOOK BY GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Outing Publishing company has on
the press for early issue book entitled
Fishing and Shooting Sketches, by ex-
President Cleveland. which tells Of the
distinguished authors experiences on the
lakes and streams after the finny tribe
and his outings over the fields and plains
in pursuit of feathered game. * Mr.
Cleveland's opinions regarding the true
spirit of sport and sporting ideals are
expressed in his customary vigorous
style. The volume will be elaborately
illustrated with suitable pictures, by Hy
S. Watson, ~ +-.zs +-.zs - - 3
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21

If Thaw is not insane the contending
claims of his lawyers will soon make
him so.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
a Fall FROM GRACE EXPECTED
Brooklyn Times.

A Wilkesbarre man, who drives a city
sprinklihg cart has Just fallen heir to a
large estate in Europe. s,It's cinch he
won be on tie waterwagon long.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
WHEN SLEEP FAILS

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate -
Half a teaspoon in half a glass Of water Just
before retiring brings refreshing sleep.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
I MRS. Hartje Denies Hooe,s STOKES.

Mrs. Mary Scott Hartie, the respond
ent. testified that she was present when
the first d position of the negro coach
man was. taken. Looking her husband
squarely in the eye, while he seemed to
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
MEETING IN BlYANOH

81 dia l6 del actual hGbrk 40 tren
sspeslal que Ialirk de San Juan Osn'
trail para B,yam6n { les 3 P. NJ, 70
gresando dsspteI de tsrminarae o.
meeting,
Para eats sren Ss txpsndsrEn dnt-
eamenIe biilstss de idA vnsltA 81
preeio de Is csntAVoA, Los visjsFos
cue de Bsy,m6n deseen vepir San
Juan por tlts trsn pHgarAn el presto
dc 16 eensAvts.
Habrk cothsS en- n6mero Hunsien
te, San Juan, P. r sstismbrs II de
lsOs.r-A nsncan Ralhoad Company Of
I usrto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

R >berto PenHcrt ChAves. Emilio Gar
ella.
Ell inspector viAisro don jose
NJ ntilla Informs al DepArIamsnIo
del rAmo 10 rsmiIi6n de los prssupuss'
tos de pisdIa de IL ca reterA nGmsro
. de BAysm6n s G msI 10.
= En- 10 tArde de eyer 90 VIC On
10 Corts Federal el <mandamuas In
tsrpussto por 81 mArlhGl de dieaa
Corte contra 81 Auditor de Puerto
Rico, en- eobro de pesos. Iuformaron
Mr.. SavSge assistant del Attorney 60
neral J Mr.. fisttpgill, Fiscal dc 10
Corle. 81 Juss Mr., R9dey resolvsrk
el asunto denaro de alguuoa diAsi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Impresiones y noticias

El DepArlsmento de Edueaci6n
nos mAniGsslA que astuAlmenIe se en-.
eHentrGn vaeAntes las etsuUlas. on 10
isla, siguisnIea:
Rio Grsnde, 4 rurAlssi X. iArdo,
dos graduadas y dos rurAlss; Vie
ques, una grAduada y una rurAIi Gu.
rAbo, euAtro rur@les; AAunAbo, una
graduAdA , suAtro ruralsI, Guyana,
euatro rurAles; Salinas una grAduAda
y dos rurales; Arroyo, dos ruralel;
Oaysy, una rurAli Cidra, una rural;
CoAmo, dos rurAlel; JuAna DIaE, eua
tro ruralssi Eonse, dos rurAlea Rsflue.
les. una rurAli YAuec, tres ruralss /;
Gahana GrAnds. una rural; GuAyAni.
lie, ssis rurales; LSias, una rural,
NarieAo, tres rur Alss; ARuAdilla,
una rural; Aosa, una rural; Las Ma
rfAs, tres rurAleI; UiuAdo; dos rura'
lsSI Arseiho, einCo ruralsa; QuebrA
dillas, dos ruralss; oiAleS, seis rurA,
lea; Vega BSia, dos ruralel; Vega
Alta, dos rurAlsI; Toa AltS, dos ru'
rAleal Cort zAl, una rural Dorado,
una graduAdA J una rurali BSyIm6r
ma rural,
-El marteI pl61ime embAlsarA
haaiG los ElAdoa Unidos sl fLsAl Nj
FOltipgil, de IL Colts Federal.
-Ku 81 miiln unionillA que te 70
fiA6 sysr en- Oaguas, psrturb6 81 or
asn Visor ha!donodO, Quisn tu6 ds'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

tsnido inmsdialaments, hacienda re-
siaIenoiA { 10 policfa. Sc presentArAI
sontra 81 ana dsnuneiA por asome
limiento y sEEssi6n.
-AnoeAs aourri6 en- NAnAli una
alteraei6n dc ordsn p6blico, por hA
ber aldo detenido Felipe Melsndtz
alias &c aerrillsro.0 Fate hAefA ratio
que voeiferAbA en- las GALES pretsn
disndo AlIsrAr el orden, ft6 requerido
pOr 81 guards Nsgr6n & Quisn h.zl
resiltensiA Ienisndo eIte que uaAr 81
y6ten. Nelendex sAli6 con vAriaa con
tpsioLeI. Fl Jutz municipal tx 60
$500 para 10 lihertAd provisional del
AensAoo.
Faeron detenldos en- QaebrAdi.
las, Oonrado y Andres DiAs AcuSa
dos de an roho de ClbtAs en- sQusllA
iurisdiesi6n.
Sc IL formA de GaayAmG oil de-
pArtamsnto de OoEAs P6bAsAs que
han Ceurlido vArios dsspsl fsstos 81
ls mAQuinAriA que 50 plilza On la
Obras ds 10 ssrtsIsrs en- aQuslla ia
risdiceion.
Aver iurAEon la cIudSdsniu
Amsriea na tnle 81 JutE Mr.. Rodey lol
an res uigpltntst; Abraham CAires
MAnusl Nicolas PAoli, Thomas Lse
yaims hulato, Iusn BAutiatA Martin
Juan YAlsntin E.isAbst, Alt isndro E
sAsEz, sim6a LusAs, James Grow
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
CAND|DA7uRA .GlEsIAs

HasIa AhorA los soeialiItAa dSlss.
Sor Igi0sias solo han preaentAdo eau.
did tos para G lmisiona6o 4 WAahIpg.
sor, rsprsser Ian''s & 10 CamArs por
sl distri,o CO Ars-i7', y rsoressnlAn.
sss 90 sl AIunIA IN snto do 10 siudAd
Dc Arse,bI.
Bon sstoI:
ComiSionado & Wnhh gton, San.
IlSgo Igissias Panliu.
Rsprsssntsnlss por A'ssiho { la
{ { nArt: Manuel Jordan Corvsa. E4-
,6b1n Paddle, NJ. Alden N.saric,
Rugsuio SlnshtE. J NAIIfnts Q ,in'
tsrC,
Alsalds de Atscibo, J de JsIds
EssGVss
Cunssislss: Francisco Torres Cor
dsro. Ram6n Aeits, TomGs Klrands,
Jo,6 D. DIS, FG'ix Pkus, AgusIin
BsniIo MsrlinIE, De iin Canton, JolG
sotn vGEQutE.
JlntA EssoIai Ramon saiio, RA-
mon CadillI, n. ssrFano RodIiEssi.
81 ErsssbtAn eAnoidHturas 30 otroa
districts, IL foImArsmoa 81 6hlico,
HyhA llsvSdo 81 Tnor lelssias
1877 a'mAs q &, bisruo rais 60; ltitsig
su psrndo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Teodoro Roosevelt
entra en- acc1on.

Oystsr Bay, Sstismbre II. FL aeeretario do Mari
ns, Mr.. Chsrles Bonspaits el primer Subsesrssa-
ric De E.!.do Mr.. Robart Bicon que sustituye Mr..
Elihu Root, fueron llAmsdos hoy por oil presidents
Roosevelt & su resdenaia esmpeatre do Oyster Bay.
Llegsron las doce del DIE cslsLraron !uns sonferen
ella DC tres horss regrssando Warrington las tres
dc 10 tarde On tren especial Los psri6dieoa no han
podido averjguar los Gcuerdos que adoptau eaa
entrevsts qua indudablemsrts reeaen sobrs asuntos
do Cuba,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Centrales atnericanas
son destruidas,

HGbAna, Sstlembre IA Los rsbsldes han deatrsido
ucendAdo hoy dos ssntrales amerieanas on 10 pro-
vncIa dc Santa Clara. Marehan sobre otras prcpie'
dAdss con obiso de destruirlAs tAmben Sc cree que
adoptArAn procsdimieuto para impresionar Al 60
bsrno de ashir gton lograr una Intervention rApi
ds, que decida el eto, Be haze 1blica 10 ane
nsza de ircendAr deatruir dncas 10 provinca do
Cienfuegos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Lopez Doninguez,
Cuestiones religiosas,

Madrid. Sstiembrs a. Aseg6.Ms en- esta ctudAd
que sievsen muy altss r fasrcss para que e gabl
nsa Lopez Domipg soloque, respecto del Vatea-
no. 90 aettad mas suAvs y eomplaeiente, al miamo
sempo entire los senadores se aesndA 10 opinion al
gobierno % anunsan rigurosas intsrEelaaoues.
Aurqus sl partdo ador estA muy Qusbrantado,
90 probable que eontribuya sxscsrbSr 10 erisis para
sustituir a partdo liberal que rsch'zs los temusrA
msntos do sumiAi6n absolute 10 Autordad do Roma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Mr., Wilfrid Laurier.
Eiercito canadienSe.

OF ara. s,tiembrs II. Mr. Wilfrid Laursr, isfs del
partdo liberal do Canada. emitendo aus opniones
brs srsAs6n de I'M siercito humogsneo unforme en-
las solonias britkneas del mundo, decara qua e PEN
samieuto. en- 30 orgsn. pertsnese cir Joseph Cham
bsrlain, que ss muy acepablr aiempre que las trC
pas do cada paia permsntz 81 mientras vounta'
rismsnts decdsn, por propiA inicatvA sAlir On
auxilio dc 10 mer6pol do guerra Crea que el
Canada pusds lsvaptar euerpoa dc milieiss hAata
10 600 homhraa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Los revolucionarios
for1nan su gobierno.

New York. sstiemhre IA La Junta revoluci0naris,
eonstItuids Nueva York compussta por atlas per-
sonAdsdes cubapas hA resuslto que 90 forms On Gu
bA up gobierno rsvouCoDArio, presdido por don AL
fredo zsyas leader prominents del psrtldo liberal La
uotcia de esta resouei6n snvl6 los peri6disos
hoy spAreee grandss tftuos on e Herod el Jour-
nal, que iuasrtan ell retrai) del ashor ZAyaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Buques arnericanos
desembarcando tropas,

HabAns, SsIiembre IA Los insurreetoa Avanxsn re-
sueltAmere sobre estA capital. ia alarma inmenSA
cunde por todas parties. So cree que mahAna a-sAb1
do-estArAn les pusrtAA an que see possible rssstir
con exto Los bArcos Amercsnoa de guerra, que egan
hoy empe1An desembarcAr II tAnterfa dc marina pa
ra protegsr los eousu dos tx~ApgeroS la propiedad
privadA LA aitusei6n ss dih,ifsms porqus 80 sguAr
dA un levArtamiento inlsrior en- 10 miGmA ciudAd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
POR TELtGRAE0
De osguAu reoibimou aysr sl si'

De OaguAz recihimos aysr el o.
guiente deEpSsho:
SDEMoCRACIA. San Juan,
CslsbrAdo espl6ndido milln ante
dos mil psraonAE. EntusiaSmo pueblo
dslirante. ovAei6n oradoreS. Dnrants
misin hAbl6 prestiRloEo kader Fsdera-
vion Libre Apgel Ndutz desligAudose
psrtido obrsro, viniendo nueSiras d
las. A,ci6n Ntfsz eausa sntusiAsmo
ohrsros c aguaI, Sale con RODRIGUEZ
GslveI Otsro esA. con obisto hAolsI
meetings. BAyam6n } San Juan. IPsio
{ 10 Uni6nl nl-CoRREsPoNsAL.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
En- SAN GERMAN
EI partldo republican, purO.
Lo inscribs On eI Gobierno
eI senior Juan R. Baiz,
La CANDIDATURA
Inteligencias con Ia Union de
Puerto.Rico. = Fl partido
republican, Incorporate

III MH9r dou Jdsn r. Bsiz vi.
sit6 On sl die dc tysr 10 oheinA del
Hon. eserstario do Puerto Rico. CON
sl prop6sits do prsssutAr las quinien.
tAs 6rmAa, solietAndo el reaonoei-
misnto del pArtido repablicauo SP urcs
Dc San Gsrm&a. y asf mismo 10 de.
signasi6n dc los sandidaioI por psn.
ei6n. asompanadas do otrAs Quinisntss
pspsletss do s,sciores debidAmsnse
fnssritos. ooes csrtiassdos do los can.
didatos. para los eargos que hsn sido
designados por sl pArtido sPnrts y
sinso sartAs do los candidates. para
los eArgos do Dslegados & la CkmarA
por sl distrito slestorAl dc MAyaGa Z,
y por dltimo antisipAndo Al Goblsrno
lA reorgauiaaei6n del Comite dol par
lido.
La aandidatura del pArtido rspu.
hlicano <Purcs do San Gsrmkn 90 10
siguis nte:
Para DELI sgAdos & Il Clmsrs: don
Carlos M solsr Msrtorsil, don Ra-
fasl Arrillags Garsi', don viserte
Trsllss , 0ivs, don Pedro y Colbe,g,
don Csmilo Bull LluverAu
Para A'esds do San German Don
Jos6 antonio vlvopi y Ramiriz.
BArs CosWisls, don Jos4 Msrusl
AcostA y Lopss, don Pedro ma Rive.
rA. don sAntisg' sAnbolin, don San
tiagc G Grapado, don Alfredo Ramirex
Rosell. don FraE sisoo Rivera Ponce,
don Cslso Ls6n.
| Junta do Iultrsesi6n: d9n Juan
10 uinonss, don Joaquin NsSsrio de
Figueros dan Julio 0cnzalsz y Roeas.
| ri pArttdo RspubiicAno sPuros de
San GMmln qusda eonatituido on la
forma slgaisnts:
| Presidents del pArlido y del Comi
| ,k: don JosG Antonio vivoni.
=. Vooalss: don Franciaeo Antonio
INa1Ario, don SsbAstian BArsa, don
FrAl elsso C6rdova, den Jos6 Gabriel
Alvsrtx, d n Alfredo RSmirtE
SsoresArlt: don Juan Tcilado y
ITyrr.
En San GMmGa los pAttidoa R.
publicA Ano SPuros y AUni6n do Puerto
RiaeS han sntrAdo an teligsnciA,
toimAn snA faerts coAlis'6n contra al
| IpArtido r cub isAno Il leorporAdo ,
Amhos part dos <Puros = az nior'ss, ,
| votArGn fguAl eAndidAtdea en- sus res
pt cttvcs th KITS, habiendo sido ea
. msndsdA la ssseion de lA L%y slssI1.
rAl, qus psrmiIe llsvAr en- esda can
!. didasurA loa nsmbres repeIidos, ea sd
!. ms snts iAeil para eAda slsesor vo'
.ar una sandidstura en- sus respect.
vas pApeletAs. Eo les elseeiones ra.
IaadAs era nsessArio seRdir IN proaa
q dlmisr 10 mas dincil, que cAua6 10 l 6e'
= didS de les elscoionsa de San G Or
Iwkn.
o El triutf1 dc los sPuroG unio 10
J. ItasS On 10 siudad de las LomAs % svi
: dente. y don jose AntoDio Vlvoni vol
vAfk & asr AloAlds de San German
% DarA, 10 sl periodic de 1902 & 1904 out
Al6 AlsAlds sl MHar Vivoni, lA pohlA
% si6n mFi9r6 y a5s!arI6 como no Il
10 hsbiA hseho tn trsinIA amos. El asno
f.lV.voni casnlA 81 lsdo con los me
ii iores slemsLlos dc squsllos oontor
u In0a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Cosas de Russia
Mutuo exterminio,

Odessa, Setiembre 14.-Esta msfsns apareeieron
On tcdss a e,qunas pacartes por los tsrrora-
tas en- que 90 apsA al paiosmo para extsrminsr
los iudfos Los oasass del siereto renuneian sus
sarrsras declinando ssrvir como msmbroa de las Cor
tee mareslas tsmsrosos de aer asesnados. El gobsr
redobla 50 energfs. Hoy 20 eieeutAn en- divsrsas
ciudades eisnto quinee sentencias do muerts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
POr Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"

nos: Intervention en- Cuba eisreisndo de modo efset
vo s proteatorAdo que le Autoriza 10 msnda Plat
tosrar aoncieucia 10 Ansrqufa rei,ante en- Cuba.
Rsro an est tima eventuaidad, les nseorss de Ea-
ropa debsn ser embellishments notHssd"s So cree
qus el arsuo sstk inspirado en- el forsing cffics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Judlos inscribiendose
Ciudadanos arnericanos,

Nav York, Setismbrs IA -Dsspues dc varioa dfsA
de laborosa propaganda con obieto que los udfos
rusos residences EstAdos Undos Sc irscribAn como
eiudsdAnos ameriGanos, aver empeS6 nm movimiento
regular ese sentdo, deearando inclusion mas do
oshoeis1tos hsbreos Sus ifes deseAn AprovschAr As
leyes vVentas do nAturalz 'o6n que gen el lido
ma irRGL Desda oil dia % da actual eut-ar&n en- vgor
nuevas lsyes votadls por sl Cor greso.
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Mr.. Kopel preso.
Vendra q Puerto Rico.

N.w York, septiembrs IA -El microbes fue arrss
tado On ssta cudsd Mr. Abraham Kope tx iutz dc psz
do San Juan ex hseal do 10 Corte dc AguadlA. So
dice que sl Arresso obedees movos do orden Judicial
Parsss que se ssusa Mr. K'pel de irrsgularidades
e eisreieo del 4 timo cargo que desempenAra Por s
primer vapor aaldrG hscia Puerto REQ respondr do
los eargos quo ls drigsn. 10 condues reprsssn
tante do IL polioia nsoyoiklua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Mas pueblos chinos
Sc abren al conercio.

2, kin. Sstiemhre "A -E goberno do China ha pu-
be aio dscreio por virtud del Cua &c Abren
rsgiones n az eiudAdss de Ia MArChurA al cOmsrso
con laa nAeiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
La prensa inglesa

LondrsS setiembre a. : E sLondon PreGaS ecnsi-
darA en I'M editorial dc scnuAc6n Gus los EstAdos Uo
dos debsn dscidrss do una ve2 entire sAos dos t6 mi
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-12
trons Tuesdays Daily

AII.ers Byers of Pasco transacted
business here today.
Z. L. Walker IS assisting the oanvass
for the official city directory
Miss Alice Mcdonald Of Sprague is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. N. Haw-
kirg.
Wong How, the popular pa~co ner-
chant, was on Our streets this after
noon
MRS. c. A. Lundy is again in The sa-
nitarium at Spokane for treatment.
Her condition is quite serious.
NJ. S. Dwire and wife have returned
from their holiday trip to Garfield,
Moscow, Spokane ond other points.
C.E. Lum Of North Yakima IS here
visiting his son and wife and to assis.
in the I. 0. 0. z. Institution cerenion-
les.
Forty-one "yfissouriaas arrived this
morning from WalIa Walla to work OF
the Armour, Baldosen & Baker con
tracts
Oden stsIey was up on trial today
in Judge Richardson's court on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons,
and he was fined $50 and costs.
Mrs. w, D. Harvey reports the first
brood Of chickens coming of Jan. 8th.'
These chicks were Matched cut ofdoors
under hen, which shows that the
winter temperature has been mild In
the valley.
Mrs. Vivian Reeves left wednesday
for Keunewiok with Milo Patterson 5
children where she viii join her hus-
buud who went with team two weeks
ago. They will make Kenaewic< their
future home.-Eosalia Citizen.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-12
Fire

a ire broke out carly dis morning
ia tie living rooms in The, rear Of Mrs.
Heard store and burned ijerceiy on
the walls on three sides Of the room and
on the ceiling, burning tue paper cas-
ihgs and curtains Mrs. Heard ahd
Miss B3Aewita whoever eating break
fast IN the next room. and soon detected
the cracking sound by the IRE qlicifT
carried water from a barrel standing
just outside ana checked the flames
somewhat and With the help Of II N.
Ashbanqh an1C. W. Smith soon en-
tjreIy axtineoishea the flames. 3 few
minutes more time before discover
and no water at hand, ana a big bunch
Of Kennewick business houses would
now De in ashes.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-12

Prof. .lauslin will serve Hot and
cold lunches, oysters, cakes pies,
doughnuts ia condoction with his can
DIV. Frnit and Tobacco store. Lodg-
Jag for men only at 25c. One Door
east Of the Post Office,