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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

school, Culver, Ind Will be the guess
over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Nudge.
Mrs. Thompson Of Chicago is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Maunsell.
Mrs. W. R. Carrie viii arrive Mon
day from Enid, Okla, for q. visit to he1
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Crane.
Miss Margaret Johnston, who is II
her senior year at Western college, Ok
ford, O., is spending the spring vacation
in Springfield. o.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dumont Smith OF
KinsIey viii come to Topeka for the
Bernhard performance.
Mr.. G. B. Hamilton will arrive home
from Cedar Rapids. Iowa, the first OF
next week.
Miss Alta Gooding OF shoshone
Idaho, arrived today for a visit to Miss
Nellie Raster.
Miss Dodd. who has been the guest
of Mrs. J. P. Raster, viii leave Satur-
day for Fort Madison, Iowa. DR.. Z. A
Chapman Of Fort Madison, who was
the guest of DR.. Raster, has returned
home.
The Mills company announce their
annual Easter opening Of millinery
Tuesday, April 3, when they viii have
displayed their latest creation in street
and dress hats.
Mrs. Susan E. Ransom, Of A1edo,
Ill is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John F. Mowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Bilheimer have
been spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. W. Travis on their return
from California to their home in
Michigan.
Miss Anderson. who is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Abram Bergen, VIII leave
for st. Louis Monday
Mrs. J. S. Sproat returned last
night from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
J. s. Morris. in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moss OF st.
Marvs are the guests today and TO-
morrow Of Mrs. @. II. Guibor
Miss Sarah Eby. OF Kansas City, is
the guest of Miss Mary Sutherland
Mr.. Sanborn Clark, OF Junction
CITY. spent yesterday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Orville 3. Town
Mrs. A F. Robinson and her chill
dren and Miss Myrtle Murphy will
leave for Chicago today after a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Elder and Mr.
and Mrs. p. Z. Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs Hal Miller and daugh-
fer. Virgil, of Kansas City, are visiting
in Topeka.
Mrs Frances Dillon, of S12 Sixth ave-
me west. will leave on Monday for an
extended visit in Las Vegas, n. n,
and other points Of interest
Miss Hattie L Moore, OF Kansas
civ. will spend Sunday with her par
ents at e35 Kansas avenue
An ApriI fool masquerade was given
this afternoon by Miss Bittie Ragland
for her dancing class at A. Q. u W
hall ~,
e visiting Mrs A. M. Burdick, SIS West
''1 The STANDARD Shorthand school, $50
Kansas avenue, teaches the fastest sys-
4s47 f,f shorthand and saves its pupils
/ from two to three months time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

-r-Tv-e, al Vanceboro. Ne, IS the subject
~ T7uch interest TO the medical fraternity
- = vide circle Of friends. He says Of
Ie5s eeses owing 10 severe inflammation
II the throat and congestion Of the lungs
f13ree doctors gave me up TO die When as
i1--+ 4es0rt I was induced to try DIR.
800 Tevv Discovery, and I am happy
p ssv # saved my life" Cures the worst
s.,Se-fSe and colds bronchitis. tonsllftis
SSs-ff- 145nps hOaraeness and Ia grippe
c,5sTaufeed AZ the Arnold Drug Co. 81
Fao-ff7 Kansas avenue. 30 cents and s1.g9.
FTrfaf bottle 4ree-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31
FOUND

That the logical place for homes Is
where low taxes and good schools are
assured. walnut Park has all the adj
vantages Of Topeka with the low taxes
of the oakland district. &2.oo down.
so cents per week Come Sunday and
look this property over. Cole, Ander-
son 8 BrowM.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

ATr and Mrs. Walter Gust Of Chicago.
formerly Of Topeka. have been enter
tanning Miss Bess West for the past
week. Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
Gust gave q large evening party for
Miss west. and Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Gust gave & card party. Among
those present who are well known In
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Norton gave
a dinner Wednesday night for these
guests: The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. W. c.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Austin, Mr..
and Mrs. Joab -A1ulvane, Dr. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Powell, Mrs. NJ. A. Low, and
Mrs. John B. Bartholomew.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

conspicuous in numbers on Broadway.
THE Women Of India viii be the
subject Of the meeting at the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms
Sunday afternoon at z:15 The mis-
siouary committee viii have charge OF
the programme. Special music has
been arranged for. Ali women are In
Vife5
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

Mrs. Arthur Capper was the hostess
of the Duplicate Whist club yesterday
The substitutes were Mrs. John e.
Lord, Mrs. Schuyler c. Nichols, Mrs.
William T. Crosby. Mrs. J. B. Furry.
Mrs. 2. A. Thrill. Mrs L. H Mum
will entertain the club next time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

The meeting of the Nautilus club
Tuesday evening at the Washburn OBJ
servatory has been postponed for a
week. Prof Wood will give lecture
on the moon, and Mrs. E. B. Cowgirl
will act as hostess.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Graham and M
and Mrs. S. A. King entertained at
cards on Thursday evening IN honor of
the degree teams OF Ark No so K P
A. Miss Bertha Spencer received the
prize for the highest score. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Stephenson, Mrs. Mary e.
Spencer, Mrs. Ella Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs George Nicholson, Mrs. Edwards,
Miss Letha Altman, Miss Bertha Spen-
Ger, Miss Baker, Miss Katherine Cum
ningham, Miss Georgia Clark, Miss
Nettie Hartman, DR.. and Mrs F, A
Rooster, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Atchfson, Miss
Neva King. Mr.. Homer Martin, Mr..
J. c. Ransbarger. Mr.. Theodore An
derson, DR.. c. ". Noel, Mr.. G. Robin
son, Mr.. A. Hevlin, Mr.. Frank Dugan,
Mr.. Earle Hummer, Mr.. J. G. Engberg,
Mr.. H. W. Han, Mr.. Merle Hampton
Mr.. oscar Ericsson, Mr. Chas Wunder,
Mr.. VIII Edwards and Mr.. Gene Stew
art.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

50 many society girls and men are to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

People sending items to this department
OF The State Journal viii confer a favor
by giving the fun first name or two
initials. with all proper names. Items
must be accompanied by rae name and
address Of the writer or they can not be
published
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

An April wedding in which wash
burn college circles viii be interested
is that of Miss Gertrude Rankin, of
Gardner, and Mr.. Fred Brownson, OF
Cornell, Wash. formerly Of Eureka.
which will take place at the home Of
the brides parents in Gardner on
April II. They will be at home after
May 3 in Cornell Both Miss Rankin
and Mr.. Brownson were formerly
Washburn students.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

eff there are any afternoons or
evenings you don't have to rehearse
for your show" a man said to a girl
who is in the chorus Of an amateur
theatericaI entertainment. t'I wish
would put an ad in the clipper SO your
friends could know you were at lib
erty.'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

0al4llLG mas great IaNOE Win the
fanintne portion Of the audience for the
reason that it is essentially a dress
play. Madame Bernhard is said to
have the finest wardrobe ever made
for an actress. It is a fact, whether
the extreme statement be true or not
that her wardrobe is a marvel of com
pletenesss and in no respect does it
show such brllliancy Of execution and
bewildering beauty OF finish as in the
Dumas play. The opening act intro
duees her in a silver-strewn gauze,
wrought with lattice work done in
pink ribbon embroidery near the foot
f1ars, this outer work OF art being
fashioned over lettuce green satin
ends are in the same tone, and
she wears with extraordinary grace q
frothy pelerfne of pale green chiffon.
decorated with fetching clusters OF
blush roses. One of the handsOmest
Of the Camille" gowns is a revelation
French creator. It is OF lustrous white
satin, with raised embroidery IN varis-
gated pink flowers, backed by their
plentiful green foliage. In this gown
her corsage fairly CLEANS with rare old
point lace studded with gems we'll set
and tastefully selected. The ceiebra-
ted robe Of Camille is OF white lace
"a senni-ftting princesse, the lace
fiecked with large, reddish gold figures.
woven into the texture. Pale pink IS
the foundation, and the hip swathing
is Of the same color.
A noticeable. and IN fact, marked
feature Of Madame Bernhardt's gowns
Is the long waist erect in the Moorish
gown OF "Zoraya' and present in All
her wardrobe. The longest waist OBJ
tainable Is secured by building the hips
high and pushing sharply down tow
ard the front, in what the very mascu-
line manager terms q showdown
gfrdIe erect This has become known
IN many cities where Madame Bern
haFdt has played az the ''Bernhardt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

The Washburn senior men viii give
a dinner for the girls Of the class at
the ThrOop tonight. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harshberger will chaperon the
party.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

Mrs. L. A. Gillette entertained Friday
afternoon thirty-five guests for her sis
ter. Mrs. A. Anderson of Denver. The
house was decorated with cut flowers,
red in the dining room, yellow in the
living room and pink in the parlor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

Mrs. Arthur Nichols will entertain
the Monday Whist club next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

What looked like the tragedy Of
mysterious disappearance (prominent
Topeka man, husband and father
this week had a comedy ending. II
you haven't heard about It you will.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31

B. A. T. s., an organization Of high
school girls, spent yesterday afternoon
a the home Of Miss Gertrude Pearson.
Those present were Miss Marie Van
derpooI, Miss Wilma Wright, Miss
Edna Campbell. Miss Frances Lawlor,
Miss Florence Snattinger, Miss Helen
TnIotson and Miss Hazel Criswen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23

90 que 90 lA trats con dssden nj 30 %
nisgus 90 dsreeho.
ri Presidents, bisn imprssir ado
durAnts tode 81 excursi6n triuDfal; ;
smosionado & vscss AnIs las NANTES
ltaeioEss do idhilo popular y dc pro-
tunda eonnapzs, vuslve { WAshipg gton
sAhiendo PoR ST 10 que % Puerto Ri
! 60 El iismpo dirG 10 dsa Gs. El pro
xImo msnsSis. sl que 90 praSsntarG 81
CopgreIo On Dieismhrs, hAblArG d.
seguro con autoridad indiaoutibls.
Las ssUsraI xAs nusItrAs sstAn On
la Casa Blansa > On sl Cspitolio.
TrAbSiaremos, luch Sremos. HomhrC
de trah'io y dc lushA 90 Mr.. Rooss
velI, que I scs al mupdo, en- .u vidI
de sombAIisnts, oil me 1r sjemplo d
eneTgfa , psrssveransia. Fl acm
prsnds & 10 nz5n lsRisimA en- QuI
nos d. fsndsm1s , AprohArA pusIIro
impulsos vAronilss haciA 10 libsrlAd
| Este viHis Ssrk fseundO. No dsja
rG de ssrlo. AQuf, en- WAshiUgIon. o.
todss psrtsS. puguarG lA Uni6n par
lQus 10 sea, NussIrA CGmAra, nussGr,
Comisiodado. nuestrA prsnSA, eumpli
rAu su dshsr { costa de Iodo sACrIn
sio. Y 10 SAsIf ,esl6n d. IL isla ser
ipmSusA sl DIE en- que, por la gsnsrc
sidsd del pueblo Amsrissno y Dor
psrsiatsusiA del pueblo iDaulsr. q
llsgus una Ioluel0n de dignIdAd
de iustieia.
i AdslAnte y risrnpfs Adslante.
Q lien DO AvApSN. etiS,
} Y noSotrcs no dsbemol, nj pod
mcs nj Qusremoa esjar.
In puestro ss nusstrr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
DIVERsA! IOTICIIs

~Ds rserssO dc la iSla de Cuba
hsmos tsr ido Sl EusIo dc ssludar On
sala redacsi6n sl sshor don n snusl A.
Garcia Quisn marehA para RI, Gran
de. conds t1hibiik 90 m,goiaso cine
mat6grafo.
EspSrA nustAs pslisulas de lou
EstAdos UoidOs, Les spalss darG
90 oesr 81 ID 'lis0 de San Juan,
Mr. Louis Wsisbsrg, director
4s ls Bib iotsca ToSulav, be rseibIdt
b y rol'siA Do Nv York, pArt'sipGu
dole 81 tallssinisHIo de una hstmara .
EavIauOs d saAoE WaIsbsrg uus,trI
IpkIans,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
HEFuGIO De NIA1s

La gt6l T.sorera de ls JuntA
AuxiliaF de DAnAS, nos suplica 10
puhlisacI6n do la carla que aiRus, pa
70 aonosimis' ~ do les soei's que
sostFibuyep { lAs solestAs Qts realize
dieha JuntA.
ssaorA d. fa HeriheEta @. de Gusu IA
BsniIsx, TesorsFa de 10 Junla Au'
ALTAR de Damas. 81, 1aAp, Pho.
Rico.
DialirRuida ss6ors; TspRo q ha
nor de parlieipA-ls que 10 Junts de
DiFsstorss del RsfugiO de N,tos De-
sGmpGr0dos, Aeord6 Ror ur AuimidAd
dAr { usled IN TO de grssi'S Dor 81
s6es eoossEaei6n con IL ssnora Pre-
aidsntA do la JurtA de DamAs. sn ID
srepsrasi6n, eQuipo , smbArQus dI
lol ninon Jole IsShslo OIero , Au,il
JimsneE Lop'E. snvisdos kEhasbuI
Va, para Aass sduaattVos.
De ullsd Alsntamsnts,
KsaNsl ftTAnndSs FuRcos,
i Presidents
aAp JvIsl EevIsnhFs iods lVeI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
AHEcDOTA DEL PRESIDENTE

Rs6ersIepos, por persona que pu
do sonoesrlo, upa anesdcts muy oOu
FFsnts del Prssidsnts Roossveli, "a sl
salon del Ayuutamienio de Pones
Be haliAbA ell Presidents sn uno Dc
los &ugulos dsl - On dc Issiopes n
dsAdo del GobsrnAdor, sl alsslds d
lA eiudAd, e. Q ,misionad0 del Interior
Ledo. HsFmiuio i,z , tres suabC
personals MAJ, hallAr d Se ts mbien sr
sl gFupo Vsrios indivlduos &c servi
sio sscrsto de los EstAdoE Uoidos suI
somo sdstssiiVsss han asompShR6o .
Vrspidsnta On lu viSis
un Epu.ao lsIId0PRTc . nAFIPO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

PAEA nahsnA Ostk leislAdn en-
q TfihAnAl Supreme sl plsibo % ape
lesion ssguido pOr Juan LsnhOglia
eOssFa 10 3uptA Rseolar, de @ Isya
ma, soArs sohro Dc alaonSs de ArrsB.
hsmisalo. LlsvaSk lA rsprsssntssI6n
d 10 mensionadA Junta pusstro ami.
70 81 Ledo. don TomGH BSFnsFdini de
lA Huetla.
-En 0l Tribunal supFsno Ss nH
ksl0hrado IL vista Dc IA auto dc Nan.
damus pFomotido alseado poF sl
kAie asSHkn Bsnibst. RsvIstI6 grar
latarss 10 vista, tOmaudo Sl auprsmC
g ppspIapTssl0a q case.
Aans- -vs Ss.s-
sllRals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
Ell V|AJE DEL PRES|DENTE
LAS ESPERANzAS DEL Pals

Preaidonsa do 10 Junta Central unio.
nista, lograrnn de0ir 6 Mr. Roosevsll
que Fusrlo Rleo anhsla gobsrnAras
por si , que este % 10 supreme smbi
si6n do los hiioS ds ssta isIa, Fac al
montar On sl tren de Areeibo. La on
tssviata no tuvo solsmnidAd; poro
tuvo eAsasiA. In sl Amino do Mr..
Roosevslt Vi la eertidumhrs do que
6 qui no nos conformAmos con vivir
bsio la tuIelA do an Conssio Bissu
two artificial y Artineioso.
0obisEno nusslr0 possiAmos 81
dee en- cArsar 81 Si6rsIlo dc los Eslados
UnidoS sn Ponse ) 90 Gukniss. ca
bisrno nusstro leniAmos hAIta el IL do
Ostubrs de l sOs. EspAaa, 10 nAei6n
dc Les rssiAasnsiAa hist6ricas, nos re-
sonooi6 hAse ocho anos sApseidad
para gohsrnaF y sdministrAr On el 70
Pritorio donds nAsimos. Los EstadoG
q Uuidos, 10 nAsi6n de los AvAnces @ 20
,trisos, no he do moAIrarss inferior
NO hA de parApstArss en- sl triste, %
sl pObrs, On sl Absurdo , sgoials Argu
msnto de que NO RaTAMOs PRE-
IPARADOS.
Una soeiedad que reali3a e'sOcio
mes trAnquilAa; euyoa municipios ma
nsian honradamenls sus iondos; 81
yos hAhitAntss eoopsrAn { mAnIenel
sl ordsni una scsiadad On 10 CuAl o.
tormAn m susrpo do polisfA y al
EegImisnlo do miliIArss cen ex u
saIisiastorici una soeisdad que d.
B musatra On les CAmarAs 81 inlsligsn
=. sis, , subrs sus Iributos, , Pr grss
con vsrtlginosa rapidsE. y dispoLe d
:, Iampiios ms6iou pscunikrt0s, 40 mere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
Los terroristas rusos,
Un tren asaltado,

Varscvia. Noviembrs % Ua ttsn eorrso prose-
dsnts de Lods ha sido asaltado por una bandA som
pussa do mas do elem tsrrc rlsas Dsspu6i DC dsener
10 Marcia del trsn por medic dc obaAsuos pusasos On
10 vfs los srroristas 10 asalaton, manssnsndo una
sorta usha con los dsx soldsdos que 10 saatodAban
Iumsdatsmsnts lasxAron bomhas aobrs el wagon dc 10
sorrespondsneia dssbaliisron les sslas dc hsrrc,
qus eontsnsn vAorss per $3.50 000 Eats h'cho suan
do e{a On IL taerxa AhsolutA del gobisrno, csusA
musho dssasoeiego On 10 senta piHca dc TODD s rai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23

silla 80 po1o sn 10 alto de lA solApS
del honorable Tsodoro RoossVety
parnansci6 Aln el Iiempo suneisnts
para lIlmar = slensi6n de los ssba
rsrol que rodsRbAn 81 diatIpguido
visi.ro. Uno de los dspstivss, movi'
dA "a suriosidad por lAs mirAdas de
los gre obssrvAhAn la diminuta marl'
pr silla in que 60 atrs vieFAn hAeeE
u-H in isssion 81 Presidents, % sssr
sh 6 eats . hi1o priaiorsro ell psQusnc
s ipofsusivo lepid6 stsro.
e Prssidsnts, tomsndo ei arimali
! tnps sus dsdes indIsS , pu'R :; Il
lsvAnti ants al sonsurso , dIio dirl
RlG1doIs a SistEstivts: sslto % Il
doisa que pudisra habsvms hssho dGh
isa PG1lo Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
El conde Withe
condenado q muerte.

Moscou, Noviembrs 23 -Dfseea que 10 sLiga anti
rsvousonarias cue anSlona en- una eomarsA s'sndss-
tna On esta sApia Gus det6 varAs ssntsnsias eapi
tales, ampliGndolss, contra sremgos del Car, hA
eondeaado muerls al eonde Withs. sxpreadsnGs del
Oonseio s,Galando ~ sissus6n sara que 80 si'cuts
dsads shora a ii do Ensro sa assgura que anosha 10
Sharon plasartss con 10 aentsnss On varios punso'
psro que 10 poicia los ArrAns6 al amansesr con 40
dc qua no % extendA otra vex 10 alarma mperiQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23

Tsrmin6 aver al viAis del Prssi
asAAs Roosevelt Y llsvA esaa alsiaimo
dignatArio les mAs hAlARl hAs imDrs'
Aiouss dc nuettco PATS
Be 10 rscibI6 On Ponss con sniu'
sias asmo. La eiudad del sur, liberal y
patriola, pidi6 10 ous dsbfA psdir' 10
cue sstk on 10 aensiensia del pusblc:
el sslf gOvsrnmsNt. 8. 90 otras palahras,
d AusonomiA rsgional'
81 Frssidsnls v.6 y Oy0 10 solisiIud
psssi6tisa. Y vronunsi6 irssss de
Alisnto para los que 10 fOrmulAbsp
OoA ssnsIllaS , ontsrSxa. 81, que %
~ gran rspdbliso, OompFsnds que no
he % Ger otra 10 sspirAsi6a Dc los
sPiollos, poPQus Iodo gohisrno Fssulla
liHGnieo sino Arrapea do 10 voluniAd
Do los gobsrnados.
En CsguAs que Aiens una hlatoria
IAn limpiA J bril-. snte>-ss rsitsr6 ls
Holieitud, On earteIss ' On diseursoa,
Nr Roosevelt pFcmsti6 la siudaaAt "a
amsrIOana 8 hiSo dsslAraeiOnss pru'
Asnlss, psro sxplisiIas, Hohrs 81 pro
hlemA poliliec'
Ia San Juan sl pueblo no pudc
bsaAr On eomunisaoi6n con sl iluHIrI
b'sssr cue Is visitsbA. LATINA Qu'
1Aleass tempo para soSa tan sssnsiAl
nks ssspsial que Les nsstAs , les ilu
minaaiouss. porQIs toeA & 10 unGnim
AsviFasl6n de los pusrtoFriQusfI -, IL
prssAda IOR CIEN NIL V0TOS Z
afa sds Novismbrs.
Solo & tltina horA, 4 10 hora dc
Gsspsdida = ssis de 10 maHana do aye
tusvss-los S'Aorss LArrinsgs, Com
nionAdo WsIhiUgton, , Annex,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
Disgusto en- Espaha
Por question Marruecos

Madrid, Novlsmbrs 23 -Rsina honda inqu'stud en-
TIRE los ntalssua'ss do 10 psnfnsula por 10 ssitud
los sompromiaoa del Robsrno On 10 eues6n karrussos
Mushos liberalss stacan 81 cabinets, sensurando con
asrsud sue niciativas que le svan una EN- srsss dc
posis,vos rssgos ra-A ID nse6n ssDsaola Be fundan
en Que no % do dssssr anlsgonismo son Alsmsns,
de 10 sue 90 sospssha un spoyo drscso 81 sntsn Dc
Fz Loa diarios adiesos psgan que Espa 40 ssiS com
ORC mstida On nuguns sssl6n uternasonsl psigtoss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
Roosevelt y Taft.
Ordenes terminates.

Washington, Noviambrs 2s Eel Presidents Rooss-
vsh por cable dssds Puerto Rso insists son snerefa
On que eumplan 6rdsnes disoviendoss sin smor
el hAiall6n nsgro de TsxAs Mr. Taft Merstario do la
guerra, ha obsdasldo distsndo Embellishments las dis
possionss nsesrsras, pso s psis no ssiA sat fssho
@ eonty disatisf.d dies sl txio do rusatro despa'
sho-y 90 AmsntA la crisis dol gabinsss ls probable
vionsa cue sstA prsaiao smplssr para que 20 essu
Ten los mAudatos del Bfssidsnis Los psr6disos stFt
buysn los hsshss una txsspcoral trasssndsrea po
litea.
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Estado libre del Congo
Tres rnillones de vidas

Londrss, Noviemors 23-Los numsrosos srissisnos
zoe % csupan DO propaganda rsligiosA "a sl E,ado
lihrs del Congo -posssi6n bslga snvsron protss
aas a reg keopodo II contra LIS hurrihsa oondieonss
que sstk somstida la poblssitn sfrissnA Desarsn
que van sasrasarss tres millones do vidas entire el
Aambss 10 mssra, por fs-orsssr los nsgosos do al'
gauos smprssaros cue s6o % prsosupsn 70 atili'
dad. Pidsn Que una alta scmai6n do les camarAs dc
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ECOS Y NOTkS
Casa de Ia Iunta Central de
10 Uni6n.-Por turbar
Ia psz p6bllca.
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Don Federico Font Camu-
mas. -Mo.imiento de car.
Celes en- Ia isla.

II dia dc la llsgadA del Pissi.
dsnts, 10 casa donds 50 sncusntran lss
ohsinss de 10 JrntA Central dc ID
onion lusfa bsndsrss y colgaduras
con los eolores uaeionslss.
-Apoche On IN billar de este eiu
dad Csrmelo Romkn sgrsdi6 con un
taso & g ahriel Gsrefa. Fate denunci6
el hesh1 ysl iusS m ,nis'psl eondsp6
al asussdo & $50 Dc muliA 8 dos me
sss De e&resl.
-Por turbar 10 ps 'Gbliea. fas'
ron s,r tsnsis dos aver RuAno Chsvsrs,
Sergio Nktsr y Tito r. drigusz, & dis z
diAs do ArrsAto.
-Movimisr 10 do eiveslss, Ia o.
do Rsslsdado & 10 cGrssl do AKuAdi'
lie , pussto & disposition del Fiscal
do tquslla Corts el COZ Gnado Ramon
L6rex
Tambikn tuS proessado Antonio
BAfrsto por sssalAnisr 10 On primer
i gFAdo.
Ia L. eG'ssl do San Jasn irgrssa
ron FRA nciaeo Miranda Rivers, pCr
saskndslo.
1aAn Cairo Osro, por alterar 10
pGk.
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mstimisnto y agrssi6'.
m 10 do Humaeso, ingrsa6 Al
drGs Cuadrado por . gr ,ei6u.
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no Do Coemo. Ia petiio { 0bfas Pd
blieas 10 sonesda psrniso pare cons
/ / mir una sAsA { orillas de 10 saFFsts
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tsra do Usuado Al hArrio Haio visic
seq ia intoimss, aysr { les 8
= % minutos do 10 tssde, tmhare6 .
Pores al Preaidsnie Roossvslt.
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sl IS, smhArOalA para los Estadc
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sstar 81 para asisttr & 10 spsrtuF
! del Ut ngrsso que 90 .tssluaiA el dia
de DieiAmbrs pr6x!mo.
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do dsAds hAss vari0s dias an psqusf
niho, hiio DO nusslro amigo dc
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o EsiAdos Unidos. nussIro amigo ds
FedOrieo Font CAmuA q, rspraasDtA
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- Ell diA IS Del assaAl & lAl
rp. m rssogM 4 sl SOAR, cAss 10 sorrs
: PondsnaiA para los EsiAdoa Uaidt
!. Para esta sards & laS suAtro Z
70 tsbA sissdo 81 COnssi0 municipal .
=, tlha de 4 slpar assi6a ordinariA.
n IA han smps1Gdo hoy { Quit
=. les eolgAdurss = bAudstas, eon q
i iusron srgslanados los 0diasios l
n, hlieos y 10 Gale De 10 ForIalsza.
= aalouls % mas de ti.C0o lA oAnIid
"A iuverIida On sSAs ohrAs por ol {
bisrro insuIAr yel munisipio.
70 hoy sumplisFon sua sondss
Ne su 10 sGrosl muDistpAl Pedro Rvsu
us p bio Mriiss, Vsttara FsrnGud
ls Agunsi6n G .rrido, JosG 0usmln
On Dolores Silva
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Espaha en- Marruecos.
El Ministro de Marina,

Madrid, Novismhrs Is. ri ministro dc Marina %.
forsindoss On eslmAr 10 exsasi6n de les masss popu
lsres, dssar6 eyer s Congrsso que hay sapsanxAa
Do ura soss6n satsiassoria On sl impsrio rarroqLi
Assgur6 que ts buQuss do 10 sseuadra Qae e.
TN dssOzisadoss para visis inmsdso las sessss
do jfss por ordsn del gobiarno. limitsrs7 pura'
msass -isyAY les unidsdss de 10 ssousdra que hoy
90 on. usnMA, On Tkpges EspsnA. dlio dasea 10 psz
On do sl mundo trabsia por ella. Solo On IN &C..
20 de intss6s do deeoro ra,onsl indiseubs ape.
lara 81 do Les eto con sl sonsur,o do
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