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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

The effect Of this wild instrument
on the highland soldiers is marvel
Gus. Above the rattle of musketry
and the turmoil and roar of the bat
tlefeld the inspiring notes of the
pibroch have spoken encouragement
to the highlanders and led them
bravely forward. At the battle of
Quebec, when the troops we're re-
treating in disorder and the conflict
had most discouraging aspect, the
general complaint was about the de-
moraization in Frazer's corps.
"Sir," said an officer, "you did
very wrong in forbidding the pipers
to play. Nothing inspirits the high
landers so much. Even now they
would be Of some use"
'Let them blow, then" said the
general.
So the pipers started we'll known
air, and the highlanders rallied and
bravely returned to the charge.
Some say that the bagpipe came
down from the Romans; others, that
it came through the northern ma
tons of Scotland. At any rate, it
seems to have always been one Of the
musical instruments of the Celtic
race.
The pipe mentioned in ancient
history was simply what is known as
the shepherds reed. After time a
bag was added andssubsequently the
drones or burdens. There are four
forms Of the modern bagpipe-the
great highland bagpipe, which is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

The Journal hopes that c. F. ZEEK
and JOHN A. MERRITT will each re-
ceiYe a majority of the votes to-day
for county commissioner. They are
BUSINESS MEN and Escambia coun-
ty should have at least two business
men in the BODY which handles its
finances and attends to the taxpayers
interests. II should be to the interest
Of every taxpayer. small as well as
large, 70 vote to-day for Messrs. Mer-
HIT and Geek.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
Coming Down Like a Lady.

A young lady was entertaining call.
ers one evening when her little sister
came down the stairway In a noisy
manner. Frances" said the annoyed
sister, you came downstairs so that
you eJal6 be heard all over the house.
Now, go back and come down proper
ly"
Frances retired and in a few min
utes re-entered the parlOr.
''Did you hear me come downstairs
this time, Marjie?" asked the little girl
anx!ously.
mo, dear. This time you came down
like lady"
'Yes'm," explained Frances, exhibit
ING some pride and satisfaction IN her
performance. This time I slid down
the banisters. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
CORNELIUS n. BLISS.

matter. The warrant on which Mr..
Perkins was arrested charged grand
larceny of $4S, 702.50 from the funds
Of the New York Life. This was the
sum which Mr.. Perkins told the Arm
strong committee he had received as
reimbursement for money paid by him
on behalf of the company to Cornelius
n. Bliss, treasurer Of the Republican
national committee In the campaign Of
1904.
Mr.. Bliss is a native Of Massachn-
sets and is seventy-three years old.
he was secretary Of the interior in
President McKinley's first cabinet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
The Land once Frauds.

Representative Blnger Hermann OF
Oregon, who has. just been called to
trial on an indictment charging him
with conspirlng to defraud the United
States government out Of a portion Of
its public lands, is now serving his
eighth term in congress. More than a
year ago he was jointly indicted with
Senator John II. Mitchell, who was
found guilty on trial and who died
shortly after his conviction. From 1897
20 1903, during an interim IN his con-
gressional career, Mr.. Hermann was
commissioner Of the general land Office,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
Fine Work.

They were having a hearing on the
metric system before the house COM
mittee on coinage, weights and meas
ures.
''TeIl me-" said Representative Cush-
lnan Of Washington to a witness from
the bureau Of standards, could one Of
you men take the little end Of nothing
and white it down to such a fine
point that he could then take the hair
Of a mouse, push out the pith and
use the cavity for tubeY'
'Surer' said the witness enthusiast
tically. ''That would be coarse work
for US"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
Retail ana Wholesale.

The mileage of General Leonard
Wood was before the senate commit
tee on military affairs.
wood was originally a DOCTOR" re-
marked Secretary Taft, who was testl-
Tying.
"And now he's a soldier" said Sena-
tor Scott.
''Yes," put in Senator Pettus, 'he has
gone cut of the retail business Of kill
ing people into the wholesale. New
York World.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
PEOPLE or THE DAY
cnmnnIrn Contrfbutiona.

Cornelius n. Bliss, who has come m
10 unpleasant notoriety in connection
with the political contributions of the
New York Life Insurance company, II
one Of New York's successful mer.
chants. For many years he has been
prominent in national politics and dur
Ing the last four presidential cam
paigns has been treasurer 1of the Re
publican national committee.
1t is alleged that Mr.. Bliss received
contributions from the New York Life
through George w. Perkins, former
vice president of the company. Mr..
Perkins arrest charged with grand
larceny is a late development Of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

blown by tie player, the drones be-
ing placed over the shoulder; the
lowland bagpipe, which is provided
with bellows for supplying the
wind; the Northumberland bagpipe,
which is smaller and sweeter in tone
than the former two, and the Irish
bagpipe, which is a much more COM
picated instrument.-St. James Ga.
Zette.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

When furnishing a house it is a good
plan to have the same kind Of carpet
In all the bedrooms One with a small
pattern is best When the carpet be-
gins to wear or it is necessary to move
to another house the best parts of two
may be sewed together, and the carpet
will be almost as good as new.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

Carmack was Overwhelmingly defeat
ed, the result must be NORWOOD and
sail, dOuble-dishlled, for the man who
made such an ass of himself in the
national Democratic convention of
1904.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

r. Hudson Burr and N. A Bitch
should be elected railroad commits
sioners and The Journal trusts that
Escambia county will be solidly for
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

and It was VSlile serving in that capac-
ity that the alleged Irregularities took
place.
Mr.. Hermann is said to have secured
his reelection to congress by a shrewd
campaign device. During President
ROOsevelt's western trip in May, 1903,
he made a halt at Salem, Ore, and
was photographed on the platform Of
his private car. The president was
not aware that Mr.. Hermann was
standing near him when the artist
snapped the shutter. The resulting pic,
ture was scattered broadcast and Is
said to have turned the tide OF victory
In Mr.. Hermann's favor. It has al
ways been understood that President
Roosevelt was incensed at the trick
played upon him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
Remember JOHN c. WELSH to5ay
for county treasurer.

Remember JOHN G. WELSH t'5a'
for county treasurer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

Read The Journals Want Ads.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15
149,5OO
COPIES
or an Average of
$3.50
DAILY

The following figures show The Pen
sacola Journals circulation for eacl
day during the month of April. 1905,
with the average number Of copies
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

For. County Commissioner, Dist. 70. ..
vote for one)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-15

For County Commissioner Dist No. g.
Vote for One)
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For County Commissioner, Dist. No. I.
Vote for One)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26
A. M..lrlna. M.maa

\ woman wbu CARRIED lp,o ~ uunry
IT, 49, in,twiib- otIrvmv Waa Lady
Margaret Iapiln" sister ~ ih" hrst
Duke ~ QusrusburJ Although hsr
husband Vas q rich man tAiy Mar
snfvt wouhi actually carry foot pas
s-ngcr. artos. IA" lltlI" river AMMAN
fnr halflenny. au'l Wh"n"yrt thsFr
Was . fair 90 market diy shs wouhl
slt uu The bauks - mo stream al day
Ioug waltlng fif customers hhe uau
aliy e1Fr rags - sbtS h'r 'l"'h"s. bht
on the rare u.,4siDns " h"u .ii" yisltSi
gu, where she pa,tsd up fsu d~"snt
gufm-uts wbi.h sb" siip,"tl 80 befofs
entering tiis hpps. exchanging thsm
nr hsr dIfty uuss when l"atipE Ion
dnn guc"u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26

Islgull thr u.a~d sfitTf had az
e4t-.r..ur. rhbh rpavnrssi hin That
~ De- lILns sba, constitutes real great
ns.- ussi dssi 'isps-flals uiHn 'hs
ts,inr ~ vi~~ ~ . political mSs'ina
hs frll into r1H, sfsafion Nth man
1t,p kusv Ga th- si--aA"fs anil tHints'i
'fra 4ui 80 tl.y ga 90 tts platform,
Itiffr d. si4l stt Hruai1r Io'tfs
VIA" s1.taIwsi VIZ /an1sin do
20 man Iisury ,sla, t4.is- ths 70,
rfsyt man tho great blstpriaaP We
.If~~a' frf.i~,l tss otbsT siib dis'inst
sYatsmp, tbsts Herr catSpi fSsiss.
tn.t.si htaf-. ssnatS fTDm M Grsat
stats u nsssafbassffs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26
ClRCUMSTANTlAl EVIDENCE
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26

EuNJu' ,Juv,l. t,l,d. oNUG to is
duyu.iA. f> lutiur. 90, H.r to'r,.
>u,n Is eve ~N.t.o, uud 80 tortl.
Wu.,r aluminium Is 10y IFS ,\tr"ur
uunnr~, suitable Ior rrohr> STYLUS
aui tylrbroiuul tubes
Handles au. mndc at rhou> ivory,
pearl or hurd runhrr Ehoul and ruh
Vrr are used Tor large Instruments
though those ut tuv~ have muIIr, "i
steel Ivory mhr, % duwhl" amt
beautiful lult. inu-h It uud rhuuN
are not rwtrN H,wu, hr,Iu~r 70 r
mro,.l,ir tr u..I ,urW t'' tur nu'p'."
at sterilization without tAv, ,I,.u-
NpIy luu u.FU liy u,yd tor -,,ip"Is
Jud Tor ~ulb instrument. ,lN" ,h,~r
u>rl 90 oIytiu- ou the ~, ga lur
Nhpl. the hes material tor handle,
n hard rubber. s.u,r 10 may rr vulcan
,lrd ou the instrument thus mahng lt
practically rur piece with un r">s.l Ic
scam lnr Tue ludglng or g'rmS AMI
hcu,c perfect, safe
"\rNt to the materials the mod" ut
making determines the Instrument =
uuuiN steel u,crhcntrd iu the torge
II brute az rotten In shIp,ug Win
the ulr the form may m DESTROYED
In hald,uiug aud lrmpcrlur th" steel
max hr .pollcd In every stage the
value NJ the Instrument depends upon
the ,LIll applied New York Post
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26
THE TABLES OF STONE.
A CHrtous Calculation From the
TaImud and the Blbie,

Did you ever hgurc On Tie prDba
bic size and immense strength or
Moses. basing your calculations on the
dimensions Ut the tables oi stone, ~
given by ~" Tnlmndlc writer's In
the Talmud tolin -. column ~ II Is
said that the tables OF stone upon
which he commandments were writ
ten were six ellis long, six els broad
and three eli, thick. la the Bible.
Exodus xxi. H. We are told that
Moses went down from the mount.
aud the two tables Of the testimony
were la bis hand"
Hand" mind you. not hands, Though
Il must be admitted that IL would have
taken a strong pair Of hands to per
form the task Of carrying them. eneh
on the level. Now, We VIII put the
Talmudlc and the Biblical accounts to-
gether and apply the mathematical
rule The Hebrew ell or cublt was. at
its least estimate. n measure oiAeighi'
cen inches. which would have made
each OF the tables n stone blOcs Glue
feet long. nine feet wide and four ana
oue.haIf feet thick II common stone
weighed as much to the square foot
then as II does now the tables would
ITO the beam az about twenty eight
tons, Was Moses one % the giants
OF those days az has some one made
mistake In calculations or In the state
nsnt OF supposed facts Exchange.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26
SAROiNES.
-rAe Way They Are C~sked ssa Pre-
par~d Fsv Maskst.

sThe Way They Are t@sGea ase w.
pared Fev maskst
sariines are caught in nets. and after
belnx vel washed the heads are cut
OF and the dab are sprinkled lightly
with salt. After lying FOE q few hours
they are plac-d on grids IN rows almost
perpeudicular The francs arr then
pace~I In pans coutaining boiIing olive
OIL Tie oll is changed as soon a. u
become. tn black ami dirty for con
tinuing the cooklng prOc~ss-
A sron "a The ash are cuns leered
surcisutly cooked. tb~y are Withdrawn
fron the pans % al aud ths grids sre
plscsd 90 The tabies covered win rinr.
de surface q tn tabar inciininE q.
ward q groose 10 ths ceater. III Oh
4. ,hus carYied 10 vs~srI pFspaF~d 70
r~r~ive n Round tn tabae ssand ne
.wrou~a who-e business u - 10 T-ark NE
An elaa-Iy and anlforuiy In bo1rs-
N haHe- tsrins fun ~ hsh arr eos'
sd u.th frv4h ga sE~i tss lbs are th<a
nual-r~f dsSa Then berDestcaiiy
ssalsss s,s.y sr~ risosSi Ia Foa easasts
"a t,-ucr~ss - boiHaE watrr. fns
.suaE.-, bsrss ere tt.as hoii~d 80 hsh
"a hsur All ~ lsfxrr oprs s'ssFsA-t
.Inn<ur = prus.E~iuA - s1ns - hex-
,1s.s o. are 60 gvs1y fzF - mass'.s'
-. ffsr4k Kt>
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26

Insuranrs solicitor Wei dsrtos
have 700 e1amiDs-i this 49, ciaimanfi
norisx No ! ksrvu't ,b.1Eilt q ne
esssfy You 49,. I've h'e~a irwaslns hin
fos thr hst s~Vsa ysars Issuranrs
Sslieitos That's sa~axh n ~ hss 80.
viss-l tl4i ~ msss ~ p~tsoa u uOs
drsas sitailsy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26

Says % Iaoasa Tr,ss - MAJ iss
"A a~cvufly arv~-~d ysnsa vss at
nsshs hrsaEhs eas lsie sGifhhrd fos
a. ~ 90 hrgisl csa.isrt - ~ ~
A.. i,.su<~-i 80 Esan whs So - 80
$500, - D. ~ A.sasnai - fss4as -
Al ~ e. ukch Q ee,ens - ~ as3
~.usns.a tisalr sssxF9rsfs - 60
nuEea saA e4sfe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26
|THE RACE WAR
IS CONTINUING
More Victims Were Added to
List Yesterday.
-RElGN OF TERROR EXISTS
Popular Policeman Is Killed and His
Fellow Officers Are Determined to
Avenge His Death-An Dealers Sell
Out Entire Stock Of Arms.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 25.-Great un.
easiness prevails in this city asa re-
suit of the race war OF last Saturday
night, which was followed last night
by the killing Of Policeman James
Heard and the wounding OF three
other officers. Several negroes were
also severely wounded, and it is be-
lieved that five or six Of them were
killed and their bodies removed Hum
dreds OF negroes have left the city,
and the situation Ia. still critical, al
though quiet today.
The citizens are determined to pro.
tect the white women ~ all hazards,
but everything 10 being done by the
officers to prevent any further slauRht-
er OF innocent negroes. The numerous
assaults ON white women have caused
much indignation the in city, and the
riots are due to this fact.
Ignorant whites have, however,
doubtless been melted 10y the late
campaign. 10 which the negro was
made al issue by Hoke smith snd his
followers. THE exciting campaign
caused much rsciSl prejudice, snd
the unfortunate killing Of inonensive
negroes 10 greatly deplorpd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26

N niaa~8Fvrax gamms - Dfuf'
ueaHy ~stinet fh= asssisfH aagsbfsE
81 a. sfaass ffs- hsad iu tnnHsfloa
~ i've 80 saefi.,ns re Rssrs lsss
ssruats whiet gss - distsEbss .
sAsasbt 81 90 usfnef ~ even tgsafy
yasFs a. = ssshosa Asani ~ IA MAJ
ash n rssae sfeFUt slEsuleaf4aaea
sags a. I.oaf.e 9sepala
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26

49, asgfs s-sa.isi eel sh~a b~n'
tat tsesiy lrzf~r t~S aiff,s
"A xfiasts o. Ga ahTs SO 90
rislsl I'd
sas Wss ~ ..sersss tspepsr. 49,
syE
4 s2tsas o. bagH ~ - gsed
f.ss IS x 49, sal. sese1tag f9gA
go a. 90 ear.aakS HgfeFlala-~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26

tNss taAmY sssi shs toys
a,.ai.@s Egisz him hasi la-tracti0as
'yga nssf fsa,smi,.r bDW ~ bshays
~ go parts N ysaSs ssks'i 10 have
Synsfhins anil Yga want u ygo iDass
ssy - tisask ygu snsi n 700 dsa't
vsnf n Yos masf .aY~-
Yea n~ssfbf iffilsp f..oii hat pan
q No. ma" iafsrggpte,i r,mmy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-26
REBELS GET WHAT
THEY DESIRE
In the Negotiations With Taft
and Bacon.
rHt TREATY VIVA LEADERS

The insurgents Agree trurcY to the
Arm,Suce Proposed nv Secretary
Iau Susprrs,oo tor the Present
OF All hosttntirs
llavano, ~rpt - Nr,ory thr the
llrrtu's ut revolutionary parN seem.
crrrA,u ~ the cotclu.uu ~ long
conference last weht between = conn
mittrr ut ,hr insurgents ~ right mrm,
beers aud the American Icacr commits.
SINNERS.
The Onsutg nj committee announced
that there was practically uu diner.
rucr remaining hctSrru them Aud
secretaries TAFT aud R,con, aud that
they would receive DRAFT ~ the peace
plane today Those probably would ho
agreed Ia ~ = meeting 90 hr held IN
tn rr-sdto. where the prsuurr mem.
her. ~ the committee arr confined
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-28

Dor Der Saustbir fpnrtstt Soft
frieO 8ilber; Htge1 ibm itanO Obj.
lippa, in einem sinfudsH, belsn alei'
be, lnO friid pie Der Morgen ielbit,
Qud 9rubn fam berbsi unO Bangle
iib mad lpeniseu Ninuten an Slds
rsns arm.
.@ut, OaB Sie pisber ba Fno!"
fliiitsrte lie. pie &iHoer ino bod
etlpas Tdper gu rtsiersn, uub i'd
mag niemals estpds iasen. a6er
p6ilippd fam gut nit ibnen fertig
tperoer, uHb aud init Ssrrn Wiloer.
uno man6mdl bent i'd a0er i'd
oents bunm; oenn nun lam aQes
gang, gang anesrs tOmmeu, O6sleit
i'd Is ni6t glaabs. DEM Pbilippa II
gleidfaas anoers gelporoeH."
.Sie Iprs9sn in RGtbIelu", Idste
4lGre. iih ungeoulois losma6sRo,
sd m0fte in mtiR 3immsr uno
mid stipas in Srbnung MAIDEN, ST.
bier etfpas 8eionperss gef6e6en2'
isbte lie milotr tin3u, Osnn bic tIsins
9rubn Id6 Ie init 10 trauriSsH slus
gen an.
.Sier ni6t", erpiOsrte Is langiam.
y6ier ni6t!" pisoaboIts lie. saber
i'm !6sioebaus III bic lItins 9droniu
am S1arlahfie6sr rtIiOrben, NIB
iibermorssn 1T bic S.erpisung.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
MUJERES P0LIcIAS

La muir yAtkee, que tod Ia
smprcEds J 10 psrIigue, que hG scA.
bAdo son lA idsAlidAd que On otros
pai1ss 10 es caraCtsrtslisa, ha h,Cho
psGtei6n para que 30 10 psrmita ertrar
en- 10 politfA del pals.
En- BAyone, NV Jersey, IA gran
gruFo del stxo fsmsnino, ha insiutido
rspsiidAs vssss para que Ia pollcia dc
hombrsI AsA suItiluida por una de
muisrssi J sl cGso 90 ha soms,Ido &
un susrpo que hA de dseldir la cues.
ZION.
EIA idsa que partcs In prastlcabls
& impossible, ha snconlrAdo gran eco
en otroS centres y no 90 dif,ll que 4
10 vnslta dc POGO tiempo veAmos por
las GALES de les siudAdes Amsric.nsa
les pAtrullaa de PollsIAs que, si Dor
una parts infundirGn temor rsSp,to.
por otra no dtisrAn de eauaAr cisrts
exclusion en- agunos sori zones qua
fScilmsrts 50 dsiarAn cAutivAr por
ssas rahias esbsltas y orgullosAa a uu
lltvGiAn IN peQutho cAsco blarco 40
brs sus riIos, una ehEqusts Izul Qus
les llegN . hAstA IN poso mas arriba
de les rrt dtIlaT, lArgAs polalras blGpl
slS, sa'Esdo IN POGO itvGntAdo de
lOontmIa en- II pdgna Tai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
LEASE En- Ell GOB|ERNO

Esperamog que al Honorable Co.
bsrnador llamarAn 10 aIsnei6n los
hsch:S que vamos { relatAr, rsspeeto
OIL Juzgado de PaE de k.ts, y On au
sonseCusnsiA ssIolvsEG 10 que srsa On
iusticiA.
Fl iuss Vadi. republicano intran.
Sigsrts, cbsuvo ana licsrcia por va.
rios msseS. y csc tislnpo 10 smpIs6 en-
10 props ganda aeiiva por los cam
pos, llsgando Al txhsmo do traer
sleotores montAdos On AnoaS do su a.
ballo.
Ri iuex vAdi, lA nochs del 81 dc
Dieismbre, reeibi6 dsnunoiA del sabo
de la polisfa insulAr Gutierrez, ouieu
puUo 4 50 disposition 4 Flores Javier
y otros que tusron sorprendidos ia.
gando al Smonle,s
Fl iue1 Vadi, en- Febrsro Ii ds
cate afio, resibi6 dsnunoia contra el
individuo Ramon Rivera, PIT altsrar
laras, y On Abril II tue denunsiado
sl miImo individuo por la miama
eauaa.
Por lA poliefa inSulAr dsstaeada
en- la haslsnda sColoSoS tuG dsnun.
OiAdo Pablo Marin, por portAr 81.
mss, y en- 80 de JUNO, por iguAI eau.
Ga, fu6 dsnuncIado 81 individuo 1sAfau
Eanf.
Pues ben: ri uno solo de ssos
iuisios ha Iido eslsbrAdo, Cuando
en- las garras del iUlgado sss IN
unionists, 81 instants 90 sslsbra 81
iuisio,
SPor cue, puss, no 50 sslsbrsn
iuieios que datan dsEds osho msssu
AtrGaP
sansillaments porQus todos, 30
dos sIos indlViduos dsuuneiados aon
sorrsligionarioH del iutx.
Fiis en- ssto su atsnslon sl Homo.
Fable Gobsrnsdor, , vsa como anda
la iustisia por estoa rineonss,
K. TaIan.
AguAdai AgOsIO q, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
DESDE TOA-lLTA
Vista de la Corte municipal
de Distrito. celebration
de variOs julcios.
PLAZA PUBLICA
PLAZA PUBLICA
Las beIlas..toaltenas piden TN
paseo. Nina ahogada.
Quito y tertulia.

| FL IA dc los eorrientss suvlmos Ia
vista que mensualments nos haze IL
Corte municipal dc diatrito.
| ri iuez stflor Acosta resolvi6 10,
dlatintos aetoa que habis psrdlenter
popisndo On todos sl sello do ID i'm
parsialidad y dc 10 iastiois.
Uno dc ellos fue 10 denuncia qus
10 policla hieiera contra 10, herma.
nos Ramon y Sandalio Nlevss, Jose
Csdeno, Guadslupe MGrrsro Ramon
Rivers, por iusgos prchibidos, dan
do lugsr, por parte dc algunos, & las
protestas mas vlvas y & los eargos d
mas saveros' No obstart,, el juez,
reconnaissance 10 delinsueneia, impuso
& cada uno sl condiguo eaatiqo.
Entire los aeusados tambi6n ae
hallaba Antonio Aoiica, por oil dsIito
de asomstimiento y sgresi6n con cir
sunstanoias sgravanteg, sAliendo con
dsnsdc 4 IN sfo do c&rcel y quinlen-
tos dollars de multa.
-Baeno ssrfa que 10 de- aran las
intermitensi&s y 90 llsvaaen laa obrAR
do ls plszs & su ultimsci6n con todor
los impulses neeeaAriosi
Las mushachav, que ianso GUSTAV
do paaear en- las noehss dc luna, bus
eando Ambients trssco y sgradabls,
of 10 pidsn Srespetuoa amentes por
nuest.o sondueto & los ercargadon dc
10 enuueiada obra,
Hfgaas por somplaesrlas y vsrAn
los aplAusos y alabArEaA que reeibsn
do esos venturosos Augeles dc la tIc.
IRA.
En- 10 tarde del 18 bar$ 9ase on
sl ehAreo sLs Bamb6 as, del RIO do la
Plata, que vasa consiguo d cate pue
bic, 10 Z ina EseolastioA MsyaonsI, dc
once 4 does aiioa de edad.
Las eorrientsS 10 llevA 4 sitio
psligroso y alli muri6 do astria per
sttnnsi6n.
Al 10 dice d iAeultativo on IA
lrforme despu6S del rsec Gin sntc
que praetieAra.
-Ffsnts oil Temple. protsstanse
suslsn formRrse tertuliAs Las noehes
dc quito,
Ysl NAL sstA on que hablan duro,
intSrEumpiendo q los que se Copgre-
gan On sse sitlo para orAr fsrvoross.
ments eonforms loa ritos eria.lAnos,
ESQ, despu6I do aeusar una fAl.
ta do rsspeto y hAats de eduoAcl6n,
esd prohibido por nusattos C6dIgos,
CoRRRSPoNsALa
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