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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22
Espaha, paSO del mundO

En- otro tempo sc creta que, por
estar Espana en- un rinc6n de Euro
pa, estaba en- una situaci6n geograf-
ca desventajosa mercantil, miran-
do atentamente Ell mapa sc We que
otras naciones Sc encuentran reliva
mente aislsdas, quizas mas que noso-
tros, y por otra parte no es la posi-
cl0n comercial de la comarca en- don.
de eSta enclcvada una ciudad la que
determine su importancia comercial
Las Islas Britanicas Sc encuentran
a un lado de Europa, lejos de toda la
region central y orientel do esta par
te de mundo y sin embargo su CO.
comercio es activo con todas las re-
gioncs del mundO. Venecia, Geno-
va, Florencia, Barcelona, Brujas,
Danzing fueron emporios mercantiles
en- plena edad media y han decafdo
porque otros centres les han arte ba-
tado la supremacia mercantil
Espafia ahora y siempre ha tenido
I'm lugar preferente Y una posici6n
privilegiada. Contigua 4 Francia,
no alejada de Inglaterra, cercana a
Italia tocando 4 Argelia 4 Marrue-
cos, es punto de escala de todos los
buques que de Occidente van q Orien-
re pasando por Ell Istmo de Suez Y
|punto de avance europeo de todo mo.
vlmiento mercantil con destino al
Africa.
La Peninsula Ib6riaa 10 mismo
eq1idiSta de las Indias Orientales que
de las Occidentales. Por terra, atra
vesando el Pirideo, Sc comunica con
Europa entera y por mar tiene puer-
tos en- ell Atlantico y puertos en- ell
Mediterraneo.
81 eli Espafia hubicra puertoS fran
cos, zona neutrales, espfritu de en-
presa, eGucacion rnercantil Y grandes
capitales, podriamos ser la primera
potencia martina del mundo, aSf ma
val guerrero, come naval mercantil
til, pero durante nuestra decadencia,
lnglaterra Sc apodero de la suprema-
cia de los mares y es dificil que min
guna otra nacion sc lie arrebate.
EStamos en- condolences para sos
tener TN trafico maritime directo con
todes las naciones del mundo debe-
riamoS tener lfneaS de sorvicio regu-
lar, flo y combinado con todos los
principaleg puertos del mundo, cspe-
cialmente con los del Norte Oeste
de Europa, con todos los de la Ame-
rica Septentrional. Central Y Meri-
dional, con las Antillas con los
grandes centras conerciales del Ex-
treno Oriente. Manila, Hong Konk,
Singapore, Shangai, y con los puer-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22

sentado mayor aninaeion que en- dias
pasados.
Principiose por anunciar TN movi-
miento revolucionario en- Ell Brasil,
en- donde parece que son tambien
afectos esta clase de retozos demo
craticos; pero afortunadamente para
e1 pals, el asuntO no monte 4 mayo
res, y ell Gobierno. despues de cele-
brar confereneias de paz con los ie-
fes de la insurrecci0n, goza de tran
quilidad otra vez. Evidentemente
no habrfan sido muy propicios estos
momentos para La guerra. Proximo
sc halla el dia en- que reunan en- Rio
Janeiro los miembros del Congreso
Pan-Americano, y es SECURE que no
hubiera sido grato, nj mucho menos,
para ellos, entrar ( discutir los asun-
tos relacionados con serios intereses
de las Repdblicas americans, entire
el estruendo de la fusilerfa de revo-
lucionarios y gobiernistas.
No sc comprende, en- efecto, poi
que rara anomalfa es victima el Bra
sil de frecuentes trastornos polfticos.
-Renurcio Ell pals & la monarqufa en-
Ia esperanto, seguramente, de acre
centar su progreso 4 la sombra de
nuevas instituciones; y es lo,cierto.
6 que estas son Deficiencies 6 que son
NAL interpretadas, pues ninguno de
los gobiernos republicanos que han
sucedido al del Imperio, ha logrado
satisfacer, como don Pedro satisfzo
las aspiraciones nacionales.
No es raro. por 10 mismo que
pesar de las corrientes modernistas
de la epoca y del espfritu republica-
no qIe alienta en- los horizontes del
Nuevo Mundo, exista un no escaso
n1cleo de brasileros, entire los mis-
mos que, directa 8 indirectamente,
contribuyeran al golpe de Estado,
que suspiren por los tiempos en- que,
liberal y magnanima, conducfa la ma
We del pals, la blanda mano de la
corona de Braganza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22

mil y tres. .Si los acreedores &c can
san de esperar--y han mostrado va
paciencia xtraordinaria- sus 90
biernos rcclaman, vendrz una, situa-
ci6n diffcii.
Sc ha indicado uns soluci6n; Y es
que ell gobierno de Santo Domingo
nombre una cemisi6n liquidadors para
que. pronto, Sc conience 4 pagar los
creditos. Sera, sin duds, una buens
soluci6n, 81 la comisi6n inspira con-
fianza los acreedsres.
Otra medida, que Sc quedara para
mas tarde, 8 para nunca-scg1n algu-
nos-es el declsrar 4 les puertorrique-
nos ciudad amos de los Estadoe Unidos.
Sc preve que, cuando 10 sean. habr4
que convertir Puerte Rico, en- plazo
mas 8 menos largo, en- Estade de Ia
Union;y no Sc quiere este; nj, tampoco
|se quiere establecer un sistema colo
NAL, por ell cual les nacidos en- las no.
sesioRes insularcs Serfan Ciudadanos
americanos, pero con un regimen DO
litico especial, que es 10 que sucede en-
las colenias inglesas Lo curioso es
que Ell regimen especial va 10 tienen
los puertorriqnefos y tan especial, que
no Sc parece & ninguno; 10 que no tie
men es la ciud adania americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22
DeSde Berlin
LA POLITlCA

81 la exterior es y ha side en- su
totalidad producto de Ia Conferencia.
en- Ia anterior, no deja de verse tam.
bien los efectos de la misma. Antes
de que Alenania Sc viera con toda Ia
lclaridad de ahora, en- Ia original y
POGO lucida sltuaci6n que Sc encucn
trs, los partidos Sc entretenfan con
una polftica interior verdaderamente
mas de partido que de naci6n.
FL gobierno, no conSegufa yer ter
minados de discutir y aprobados min.
guno de los muchos urgentes pro-
yectos que para este afIo parlamenta-
rio habfa presentado al Reichstap.
I'm los cuatro meses que desde Di-
cicmbre sc ha venido trabaiando en-
este, Sc habsan discutldo hablado
como en- pocas otras 6pocas parla-
mentarias, pero en- realidad no sc
habfa resuelto NADIA. Solo en- pri-
mera lectura estaba aceptado en- pl in
clplo cl rcfucrzo de la escuadra: pero
la question colonial, la rcfor1na finan-
clcra, los nuevos presupuestos, cues
tones trssccndentalcs para Alema-
MA, sin contar con otraS- muchas de
menor cuantia, nj sc vlcron resueltas
nj Sc preveia que pudieran llegar &
eStarlo, causa de la discordancia de
los partidos, que desde que Ell parla-
mento existe, no sc recuerda haker-
la vlsto tan grande.
PerO, toma con la luz de la Confe-
rencia, otre colorido la estrel1a ale
mana en- Ell tiTmamcnto International
y he aquf felizmente para Alemania
depuesto ell espfritu rencilloso de los
partidos, y estos mas dispuestos 4
practicar la po1ftica comtn.
Este eS I'm buen eiemDlo. one q
b1cn es comtn 4 todas las naciones
olvidar las diferencias individusles
cuando es necesario velar por la Sc
guridad general, no obstante Ia raza
germanica 10 ofrecc mas acentuado
Esto va 10 decfa Tactic de los anti
guos germanos. Y 10 hcmos Visto
ahora en- los "germanos modernos, !"
del Reichstag.
In la primera session despu9s de
terminada la Conferencia. Sc bace II
segunda lectura del proyecto de re-
fuerzo de la escuadra.
En- las Sesiones anteriores cuando
Sc hablo de 81 en- la primera lectura
aunque el gobierno consigui6 salvar,
10, lie costo trabajos inauditos. con
cesiones por debajo mano algunos
part1dos y DIR discursos muy fuertes
Ahora 10 lego un diputado del 90
bierno, sc levanto como de costnrn-
bre uno de los socialistas, para mi
clar la oposicion. tomo TN conserva-
dor la palabra y dice:
"Ssfiores, nuestra politica exterior
Sc gana la conhanza de todas Ia as
naciones. Nos. encontramos en- mn
aislamiento esplendido, Inglaterra
Rusia y Francia, Sc han undo contra
nosotros, Italia quiere escaparse de
la Triple y debemos farnos solo de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22

tos de comercio de la India del Ia
pom y de la China.
La naturaleza nos ha dotsdo de
grandes golfos, bahfas y puertos rs
turales como los de Rosas. Mah6n
Carsagena, Vigo, g., asf como de
magnifcas radas, ensenadas fon-
deaderos en- donde pueden recalar TO-
dos los buques del mundo, porao
mismo q. EspsTa por su possession per
mite tener gran n1mero de puertos
de escala, deberfamos tener grsndcs
deposltes de carbon, diques astilie-
roS y cuanto haCe falta para Ia cons
trucclon y reparacion de naves. asf
como para 81 equipe, abastec imiento
habllltaclon y cargo. DebeTfamos
tamb1en dar facilidades de todas cla
ses 4 los buques para que tuviesen
facil acceso 4 nuestros puertos. rebs-
1ando derechos, suprlmiendo trabas
y gabelas y con cl establecimiento
de zonas neutrales y puertos frances
fomentan Ell trahco pOr las Was mari
timas
Con este aumentarfa la vida Co
mercisi martina de Espafa de un
modo extraordinario, y entonces We
r1amos como 81 posici6n geoqrafica
es excelente. quizas inmeiorable. 81
cantaramos gran densidad de pobla
clon mucho elemento para un conner
clio de exportaci6n considers bic los
capitales que abundan en- Nortc AmG
rlca, Espafa podria ser ell centro de
todas las lineas maritimas del mun-
do, ell nucleo de donde irradiarsn I'D
das las comunicaciones directas por
mar y podrfan establecerse serviCios
Icombinados y tarifas para todos los
centrOs com erciales de la terra.
El ferroCarril Hispano-Africano-
Americana que Sc proyecta y que ca
81 da Ia vuelta al mundO, nos pondrfa
en- communication constierra (salvo al.
gunas contadas que necesariamente
sponden la navegaci6n en- ei
trayecto entire Dakar y Pernambuco)
con Europa entera y con Asia, como
tambien gran parte de Africa (salvo
ell estrecho de Gibraltar) y con AmG
RIGA, salvando el trayecto ante dicbo
de Dakar 4 Pernambuco de Vlad1
vostock a las islas del Paci6co Y eX-
tremo occidental de America.
Espaf1a podrfa acaparar gran par
te del immense trafco que eSta nueve
via continental abriria y sobre todo
podr1a dar a su comercio de transito.
que hoy esta descuidado una ex-
tension G importancia incalculable
Hay que descontar, pues, el factor
situaci6n gcografica, que algunos
Iconsideran desventajosa, como calcu-
10 q Ia prosperidad comercial de Es-
PafIa, pues 4 parte de que no hay tai
desventaja, los estudios hechos con
OCCASION del ferTocarril Hispano-Afri-
cano Americana, nos ha demostrado
que la union de las lineas ferrcaS
con las lfneas maritimas, para for
mar sOluCiones de continuidad, Y Ia
combination de grandes nGcleos de
donde irradien lfneas para toda Eu-
ropa, exigen precisamente pase por
Espafla Ia lfnea central de los ferro-
carriles que atraviesan & Europa de
parte parte, de Oriente Occidente
unlendose con las 1neaS msrftimas nj
Gibraltar y en- combinaciones con al
otra Inca que comunica con Ame-
rica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22
La batalla de flores
EMPEzkBA ALAsk

La comisi6n organizadora dc este
n1mero extraordinario del programme
de los festejos, ha crefdo oportuno, en-
atenci6n a 10 excessive que es el calor
en- estos dias, que la gran bsta1la de
flores en- ell hipodromo en- vez de CO
menzar q los tres, como anuncia el
programa, empiece las cuatro en-
punto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22
Un artIculo nuestrO

FL importante diario habanero.
"Diario de Ia Marina" reproduce.
honrandonos con clio, nn editorial
del BoLETIN, estndiando Ia importan-
cia de la Doctrina Drago.
FL gran diario cubano, nos favore-
ce constantemeute Teproduciendo ar
tfculos nuestros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-22
POlitiCa SudameriCana

Las noticias de Hispano-America
en- Ia Ultima semana no han carecido
de interes, 8 por 10 menos han pre-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29
srATE MEgrINo on jan. 2.
Georgia Division, 8. c. A., Will As
eenble In Capitol.

Atlanta, Dec 2s-The annual state
convention OF the Georgia division.
Southern Cotton Association, will be
held in Atlanta in the hall OF the
house OF Representatives on wednes-
day. Jan. 2, and a full attendance Is
urged and expected from all sections
Of the state
The county organizations have al
ready held their meetings and named
delegates 10 the state convention.
AZ this convention officers OF the
state division Will be chosen. and
three new members OF the executive
committee Of the association will be
named. The new executive commit
tee will meet al Birmingham, Ala.
on Jan. 10 preparatory to the an
nual meeting Of the Southern Cotton
Association on Jan. 1913 at that city.
President NJ. l. johnson, OF the
Georgia division, urges a full atten-
dance on the state convention, not
only Of delegates. but Of all others
who are Interested in the important
work OF the association 10 doing and
its success.
"The farmers Of Georgia and the
south have got to work together. II
they ever hose TO get living price
for their cotton, President Johnson
said There Is absolutely no prof
II In this crop TO the growers az 10
cents II needs only 10 take into
consideration the cost OF labor. mules
and supplies to demonStrate the truth
Of this assertion II actually cost US
an average Of 10 cents to make the
crop. We ought to have had az
least i2h cents FOR this crop; II Is
worth every cent OF H. BY strong
and determined organization we can
and VIII set Il another time"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

Washington, Dec. 2S.-The STATE
department has been advised BY MI.
Henry b Dyk. assistant solicitor OF
the 500 line. AZ Minneapolis. Of the
DEAN In wreck on that rosa on
Dec %. ot Delayol J. Berestora. q
brother OF lord Charles Reresford
an admiral IN the British navy. and
requesting the department 20 aotify
the British Ambassador with sAe view
OF having BIN advise relatives and al
rect disposition o. the body Secre-
iary Root Immediately notified the
embassy ofhoially who have cabled
20 England for Instruction. The en-
hassy oaicials also notified lord Der
esford o. bic bruther's death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29
they PLAYED WITH 4 PISTOL
Martin Green Is Killed IN Thomas
County, Georgia.


Townsville, Ga. Dec. 2s-As the
result OF a shooting. which occurred
near Williams still. at the home Of
Mt. Lucas, Martin Green. the son
OF James Green. well known farm
err Of near Hatten. II dead, and Ches,
Hughes declares that it was entirely
accidental. His statement OF the
case Is to the effect that he and Mar
tin we're in a playful humOr at the
time and be was poking a pistol a.
him In fun. when II was accidentally
discharged. the ball lodging In the
left breast near the heart.
Another version OF Ae affair is sim
liar to that OF Mr, Hughes. In that
the latter was punching young Green
in the stomach with the pistol in a
playful manner. but that after awhile
Green told him 10 desist. and Hughes
would NOT do So II Is stated that
Green then caught the pistol and at
tempted TO wrench II from Hughes
hand. Hughes told him TO turn Il
loose, and. It is alleged, he added
that II he did not turn II loose he
would shoot him, and that he made
good his threat.
Hughes was arrested Immediately
by the authorities, near there and
lodged In the jail here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29
Ooss NoT kNow VIC sAor AIM
Sterling Sanford Gives the Police
No clew on Which 70 Work.

NO CloW or winch 10 WoFks
Thomasyllie. Ca. Dec % .--The
shooting OF young Sterling Stanford
on lower Jefferson street. continues
10 be shrouded IN the deepest mys-
terry and. though almost ct the point
Of death. the young man continues to
stoutly maintain that he does not
know who hred the shot His ply
slclan. Dr. Daniels, announced yes
terday that his patient had developed
pneumonia and was IN a critical con-
dltion His chances OF recovery are
only fair.
Oficers OF the city police force have
made every effort 10 discover who did
the shooting, bur up TO a late hour
they had been unable to hlt upon any
clew that would lead 20 the identity
OF the man or men who were involved
in the case. sheriff Hight stated
that he had been stalled In his In
vestiga,ion at the very outset by rea-
son OF the fact that members OF SIR.
Sanford'a family would aes allow MIN
70 see the young man, lie said he
called az the home and requested that
he be- allowed TO see Sterling and have
talk with him. hoping that he would
give some olew upon which 70 work
Members Of the family told the
sheriff that the physicians had given
strict orders 20 the effect thar they
allow no Que, no, even oaicers OF i'm
mediate friends 10 zee the yoang man,
Il was at urst thought the wound was
not serious.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

ChicaEo, Dec. IS --Fire destroyed
the building occupied By tae Ccroin
Cabinet Lock company, the COrbla
screu company. and Robinson Ta-
bular Furnace oonpany aad George
"A. Bishop. manufacture % hasa
screws. The are spread 10 he olula-
ing a. III and iia Lake street.. oocu-
pied by the Hardware houss % Las
SAY. waite a Co. TIE Rea6inE
Hsraware company ar8 tae unlversai
show Case company. shere me dam
axe is estimated ~ tst 80 TIE
total ioss Il use .eoe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29
s. A. e. IN Convention

Atlanta. Dec S.-From Maid
to Iamaita and from the Atlantic
the Pacific, visitors we're assemh s
in Atlanta Wednesday Tor The par
pose OF attending the 5oth anniver
sary OF the national convention q
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Early 10 %
day the gayly bedecked lobby o. u
Piedmont hotel was vel allied ~
wearers OF the royal purple and o.
gold. and when the Convention 80
later called To Oyder BY Genera econ
Paul Harrison nos a yaeant sat "a
visible IN the assembly hall
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29
klllsd bx EaIIIna pown sta-r.

Columbia. 8. c.. Dec. 2S.--H
Smith, who had come to town n,
Lexington county, was found u
al the foot Of the steps leading
a boarding house on Assembly stge'
He had fallen and broken hls NEG
Smith came to town with hl, daus
ter for Christmas and had expect
to take the early morning train ba
10 his home. II Is presumed q
in hurrying down the steps he
OF that he was attacked With yeru
lie was 60 years old and was III
Der contractor for the Southern "a
way. He leaves Ave sons and @
daughters. one daughter, Mrs G'
Glenn, lives In Gastonia. - c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

Hawkinviiis Ca. Dec. 2s -Shsr-
~ RoSsrs snot Luther Morris thrOugh
the bead Cor rcslstIag arrest, Nor
re 4 dyins Morris. a negro. ca,
ths throat q Ms sweetheart. St.lla
FlaAdev. probabaAiy fatally Woand.
Tag hes Tie sant Rogers word he
vonld AL him u be attempted his
arrest Rpgen hurriea 70 ne scsns.
and a. BE- appeaFet Morris made .
him. vasa ne sheriff shot him 6ogn
Ths somsn q is tAoaEhi. will sie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

TuilahOma. Tenn Dec. y --ia'
Ing a shooting ARRAY 10 a alAA'.
room here Mel Parker was voanef
four times and Is reported 70 b. ~
ing James Holt IN n ehlp !. y
Baxter In tho back and Ton Fe'u'
in the head. The origin o. ne n'-
bic Il apparently unknown 'H "
seems that B4akley and Ptrkf' -
nrst iavoiTea. and thea ne ''''N
inE became gcaeral
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29
IS RossERIEs CHARGED TO HIM
Negro 10 Also Wanted in Mississippi
FOR Assaultlng White Woman.

Negro 10 Also Wanted IN Mississippi
FOR AssauItlns White Woman.
Louisville. KY, Dec. 2s. Charles
Roseufeld. a negro. aged IS years,
said 20 be Mississippi criminal.
was arrested by detectives here.
Rosenhald Is charged with perpe-
trating 80 robberles and housebreak-
ings In various parts OF Mississippi.
He was sent to prison at Jackson last
July 90 serve an lndetermlnate SEN
tence and six days later mado his es-
cape
He was recognized through infor-
mation from the Mississippi authori-
ties.
The negro Rosenheld Is said also 10
be wanted on the charge o. ASSAULT
ing white woman Immediately after
escaping from prison. The authori-
ties az Jackson fear that n the me-
gro Is taken back 20 the scene OF
the crime there will be mob violence
and Il is probable that u he Is taken
there the militia viii BE- asked 20
protect the negro.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29
MADAME GOULD TO PAY.
For osms-count sonis ES.Wlfs Is
LIabIe m TNo suite.

Liable In Two Suits.
Paris. Dec 2S. The three re-
naming suits brought by creditors
with the object OF making Madame
Gould formerly Countess de Caael-
lane) Jointly responsible with the
count for certain claims, have been
decided.
The court found that she was in
no way responsible for the claims OF
NJ. zleglcr. one OF The largest cred
itors WHO claimed that II had been the
practice OF the Castellanes ever since
their marriage TO appeal to him to ex-
trieate them from financial diGicul-
ties. but held her Jointly liable for
jewels valued at s24. 900 purchased
from Mile. Vera NimidoR, OF odes-
"a who sold the jewels 10 Count
Bonl through the intermediary OF a
jewelry
The court also found that Madame
Gould was Jointly liable for the sum
Of about So 600. the balance due to
the Harlogs for a jewelry bin amount
ing 10 about si37 600, provided the
bin was not paid. Three experts
were appointed 10 appralse the value
OF the jewelry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

Pithsharg. Pa, Dec. sS,~-Chas,
Beckwlth FSnk. % latrobe. editor
% the Latrode Advance and q ploaerf
newspaper man. Of Western Reansyi'
vania. dropped dead a. his home. bis
death being due b spoplexy He IL
survived by his wife and two call.
dfen, Hal N. Fink. manager OF The
sioux CITY News, sud Mrs. Edward
sutton. % Iadiana
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

WriEhtville "a. Dee. - -fasrs
Sss a EsssrAl al delivery here az
% oe.ock a. ~ WEDNESDAY,. SEER
~ Davis alicwet prtpoaern oaislde ne
cells 20 warn. Thsy pieted a bee
thruush ne san usth a. az ish ia
30 500 McMInaa. esavtciss
- uaulU IA rsatsucet % ufs fm.
Fsiscaueai was smeaE hose 80 e.
ctnsf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

lamar, pec. sS--city Marshal
Henry Frltby was tho, ana lnsiantly
Killed here b. tWo Strangers uho cab
seQueatiy escaped rhe aherin nrtd
several shots az the men and s0e-
ceeded ID uoundiRg ons % them, BAL
no, severely euoaEA % prVveet sh
escape. TAeFs b 30 eles % tas
murderer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

New York. Dee. %. Walter APP
pleion CLARK. the well known artist
and illustrator, IL dead at his home
In this city. Afr Clark was 81
years Of age RE was bern ss W0T-
cesler. Mass In his profession
ne won q high place, and bis latest
work was the illustration Of the mod
ern version % Canterbury Tales by
Percy Mackay. lie vas connected
with scribnor's MasaElae and his COW
81 designs attracted much favorable
comment. In 1901 he was married
70 Miss Annie Hoyt. OF Greenwich,
Conn. who survives him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

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little Evelyn Ahercfomhle ca-sa'
Ore and she vas severely 49,
aboai TIE bo4y before las sliff
extiurulshed Her fafhsr NJ "a
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severely 90 ne banss ani sru.i =.
las 70 psf cui ne ars @ = t
ths utiis girl gill recover
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

Aloha NapRa FrataFnItf p t9ttIon,
Nashville. rean. Dee, = --The
Orand coancn &c AlpAa KnPpa FRA
ternliy % ne Uniie1 states and caa.
a1a. Nui converse b. snnuai pessioa
here FrlaAy peiegaiea ffUm chap
tcrs % TIE Icatias eoiie1es and psi-
vpgstics ihruurhcat ne uanet sHtsa
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

Bucharest Roomenia, Dec -
1he xionis, congress o. stssien ~
csaaoya vas Invaded ~ meaher1 q
81 anti Jewish society A fict ga
SUES aOr,nr which mang loNs Nefs
lnnrel IRE sathoriiies iaieffe1ea
tne Restored ordsg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-29

Paris. pee ts. --Aa alienr m1ts
70 terrn q srerFsi ehsERaste wOrse.p
tsao<istcn la Paris hat ~ ga
formal rrfssai "a tbs psEs * tas
Gerry.