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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas have
taken trip to New Haven.-The Rev
and Mrs. II. G.. Howard were called to
Montpelier Saturday on account of the
serious illness of his unclc.-Miss Freda
Thomas gave party Thursday In honor
of her guests, Miss Pond of Berkshire
and Miss Gnodspeed of Montgomery, who
returned to their homes Friday after
several days here,-M!ss BESSIE IIebb has
returned to Johnson 10 resume her work
IN the wooden mill.-Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Varnum accompanied by Mrs. Dora AT
wood and Miss Wilma Holmes have gone
10 Starr Farm Beach, where they will
remain for several wceks.--Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Libby have moved into their
new home on Main street.-The camp
meeting at fthtcl Falls closed Monday
Friday proved the unlucky day for the
Jeffersonvillc base bail team. which was
defeated at Barton to l.-There will be
a lawn party and supper at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Thomas this week.
1t being the fifth anniversary of the
organization OF the Cemetery association.
The proceeds will be for the current ex-
penses OF the association.--Miss Hattie
Griswold and Mrs. Alice Burton have
gone to Montpelier to visit Mrs. s. 5.
Ballard. Fred f. Smith Is III and unable
to attend to his duties as station. agent
In Johnson.-Mr and Mrs William Rey-
nolds have moved into the Hersa Melendy
house vacated by Thomas Libby.
Mr.. Morrison OF St, Adams is visiting
his daughter, Mrs, I. II. Meendy.-Mr.
and Mrs. Perley U. Green OF Burlington
are passing their vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. w, Green.-Mrs.
Henry Howe has returned to Middleboro,
Mass.--The Cemetery association has
postponed its lawn party and supper I'M
III next week.--Mr. and Mrs, A. ]. Thomas
have gone to Enosburgh Falls To attend
the funeral OF Asa A, Raymore.--I. S.
Morse has purchased n new touring car
and arrived from Boston with II Monday
evening.-The Rev. and Mrs. Howard
have returned from Montpelier whcra
they attended the funeral OF his uncle.
A base ball game will he played here
between st. Johnshury and Jcfforsonvlle
Saturday, August "a. at two O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p Hayes have retuyned
fran, THAR visit in Elmore
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JOHNSON

Mrs. Laura Knight has returned to her
home in Oregon.-C. F. Jones and fam
lily and Mrs. o. 3. Landon are in camp
at Milton this weck-C. H. Stearns re-
turned from Boston last Saturday night.
Willard Boycs returned to Saranac Inn.
y. Y, Monday mornng.-W. II. Stearns
IL In Boston this week. The high school
will commence here September 3.-H. W.
Scott Is in attendance At tn" Barton fair
this week.-A. y. Kelley has returned
from Lyndonv!llc and is at work for
Parker & Stearns on their new mill here,
The Ithiol Falls camp melting closed Mon
day morning. It has been one OF the
most successful meetings in the history of
the associatlon.-Emma and Mabel Tracy
have returned from Old Orchard Me.
where they lost everything IN the fire
Monday morning. Farmers are nearly
done haying, not as good crop as last
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ALBURGH

Alexander Draffin. the young man
who had both bones o" one leg broken
lust above the ankle Saturday, was
ttaken,to the hospital Monday morning
Mrs A. r. Morgan and daughter
Mildred. of Lincoln who have been
quests OF Mrs. +. NJ. Rogers for two
weeks, have returned home.-Miss
ETthelyn Rockwell of st. Adams Miss
tTlorence Patten of New York and Mr.
Phillips of Brooklyn are In town.
! Many of the people in this vicinity
are attending court at North Hero
Miss Sara Bombard was taken very
I'll Friday of hennorrhage OF the stomach
sand Is still in a serious condition
MRS H. S. Young was In Swanton
lSatur;1ay~-The remains of Luke La
tourneau, an old resident who had
been in the insane asylum at Water
bury since March were brought here
HAST week and the funeral was held
from the Catholic Church Sunday
"A social for the benefit of the Metho-
idlst Church was held at ". A.
1.essors Wednesday evcning.-Misses
Hattie and Louise Lessor have return
trd from n visit In Swanton.-Miss Ruth
Parker has returned from n visit in
Burlington.
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RANDOLPH.

Miss Edith Marcott has returned
from a short visit in Sharon,-Mr. and
Mrs. Marcott returned from Ma sComa
lake, Enfield. n. n. Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joh Hyatt Brewer of Brooklyn. n. ".
are guests of Col and Mrs. A. 3.
Chandler.-Mrs. Frank Toole Of Clare
mont. y. H.. is the guest of Mrs. Henry
Sault-Mrs. George Chedel went Snur-
day to Join her children at Mascoma
lake. Enfield. for a shor. outing.-Mrs.
Horace Howard went TO South Rovaton
Saturlay.-Mrs. Willis Howard and two
daughters went to Windsor Saturday for
short visit,-Mrs. Myer Gattmau re-
turned to Allston, Mass Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. Erwin Ayers and son. Ray
mond. of Montpelier are guests at j,
Williams s.-Miss Eva Greene returned
from Bolton Friday, whore she listed
Miss Lena McGee.-Miss Eva Forth
went 10 burlington Saturday TO work for
Dr. I,oudon Misses Edith blanchard
and Florence Howard returned from a
visit with the lattcr's uncle, FRANZ
Ranc. in Barnard saturday.
Herbert and Ernest Bower returned
from few days visit in Woodstock
Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Howard and
baby returned Saturday from n two
weeks visit In Franklin, y. H.-Rodney
Slack and son. Leonarn, passed Sunday
I'm burlington with John Pierce Mrs.
Erwin Whitcomb Of Barre is with her
mother. Mrs. Ida Mann.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. T.. Iurreu returned To Concord, n.
H., Yesterday after visiting at Byron
Cioodwin's for n wock.--.Ir. and Mrs.
William Ravmore and child returned 10
Springfield Monday. after a few weeks
visit with Mr. RaYmore's father, Joseph
Raymore-Miss Minnie Tenton returned
to Charlestown, Mass, Monday after
short visit With Frank Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs. r, l.. Montgomery. who
have been visiting Mr.. Montgomery 5
mother. Mrs. N. ], Montgomery. return
ed to Boston Monday.-Miss Olive Sar-
gent returned from n short visit in Mont
pelier and Barre Monday.-Mrs. Aida
Slack and daughter Eunice. have re-
turned from Everett Stacks at Ran
dolph Center.-Miss Ada Mccormick OF
Dorchester, Mass, IS the guest of Mrs,
Alice Bruce.
H. J. Brown Of Laconia. n. II, came to
Randolph last week soliciting for the
salvation Army and collected about s65
When Mrs. W. C. Range of Montpelier
also a member Of the Salvation Army.
came Monday and declared that Mr..
Brown had no right to collect for tho
army as his collection papers were not
for this year. Mrs Range had him put
under arrest. Letters from headquarters
are said to substantiate Mr.. Browns
story. There will be a hearing some time
this week when It will be known which
Is rght,-Elton Clifford of Pomfret Is
the guest of Henry Nail-Miss Jetta
Rogers has gone TO Braintroe for an
indefinite stay-Mr, and Mrs. c. C.
Roundy and two daughters, Ruth and
Susan, returned from Charlestown, \.
Il. Monday.-Mrs. w Lamb and daugh-
tcr. Elsie. Of Marlboro, Mass, are tho
guests of Mrs. II. II, Slack-Mlss May
Parmonter Of Pittsle,d Is here taking the
teachers examinations. David Dyer
found two cows coad in his pasture Fri
day morning Their death was due to
shooting by unknown partics.-Mr. and
Mrs. James q Walker returned to Barre
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WATERVILLE.

Miss Leila Ryan visited in M0rrisVlle
last wcek.-Frank Miller has moved into
the house recently purchased on Main
streot-Mrs. T. II. Wiley has returned
to her home in Nermiion, S. D.-Grant
Chase Of Brandon visited his aunt. NH
II. ]. Beard, last week.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Anderson of St. Adams visited
his mother, Mrs A. l., Laraway, on Sat
urday.--Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Macomber
of Troy visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
II. B. Miller, last week--Afr. and Mrs,
John Thompson of North Hyde Park
visited her father, John Smith over sun
day. l.. and Quincy Thomas OF Seat
lie, wash, are visiting their brother,
q. W Thomas.
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WOLCOTT.

Urban Martin is visiting his brother,
Victor. in Westmoreland, y. IA son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Wheeler Saturday, August 11.-Stophen
Pocock of St. Johnsburv passed sunday
with his family here.--The Rev. Henry
Stebbins of Tinmouth came Monday from
the Ithiel Falls campmeeting to visit
here.-Mr. Nichols. aged father OF Mrs
Bennett Clark, died at her home Satur-
da V fter long Illness. Tho funeral was
held at the house Monday, the Rev J. r..
Wills officiating. The streams are very
low The mills run on half time, making
up at nlght,-The r. +. d. carriers are
taking their vacatons.-There Is a COM
plant of n shortage OF school teachers
for the fall term.-Nrs. r. r. Morse and
nephew. Burrows Pope of Burlington.
visited friends in Morrisvlle Thurs day
Miss Marjorie Twlss is passing n week
with her grandmother. Mrs. p. A. Gowen.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Brigham Is visiting Mrs. Hober,
Peck at North Rardolph-Mrs. Carrie l..
bearing has been visiting her brother.
DR., u. f. bearing, at South ROva,ton.--
The open air dance Friday night was
well attended, ice cream and cake we're
served.-Mr and Mrs. s. r. Waldo went
to Buffalo, y. Y, last week on 4 visit
TO Mr.. Waldo's brother.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Rogers are visiting AZ John Rogers
Herbert F. Greaves returned TO Rrdg-
water last week Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Smith We're In Granville few
days last week visiting Mrs. Smith 3
father, Gilmon Morse.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. HI and family of
ST. Adams were in town over Sunday
Mrs. James Hurst fell sunday while get
ting out Of wagon and broke her wrist
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Brown of New
York and John Stevens Of Peru. n, Y,
were in town over Sunday.-Ozias Boyea
Of Greenfield Mass, was the guest of
Miss Rose LaBombard last week.-Henry
Fisk and Mr.. and Mrs. Norton of n Y.
we're guests Of y. ". Fisk last week.
The fair for the beneht of the library
was a success the proceeds being about
$50 Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Hill and family
Of ST. Adams were in town over Sunday,
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States and cities from New York to
California appear on the guest book az
follows Miss Martina NJ. Wilson, San
Francisco Miss Lucy Wilson, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow 8. Smith Master YER
non Smith. Master Dow l.. Smith. Miss
Agnes Smith. Brooklyn; Mrs. James II.
Gould, New York; Mrs Anna Perry,
Miss Fannie Perry, Hartford. Conn;
Miss Raki Akiyama. Japan: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. Favor and daughter. Mildred,
Providence, r. l.; Miss Lucy Alls, Miss
Mary l.. Rice, Miss Clara q. Hall. Wal
lingford. Conn; Miss Mary Underhill.
Glen Cove, l.. T.; walter Won Holwedo.
Hamburg. Germany; Paul Kctterer,
Amsterdam. Holland; Miss Margaret
Stone, Burlington; II. G. Brigg and son.
Kenneth, Wollaston. Mass; Frank II.
Graves, Morrisvillc Miss Anna NJ. Day.
Plainhold. n. j.. Miss Katherine f. Day.
New York: Mr.. and Mrs Norber Mary,
Phladclphia,-Mr and Mrs. Paul Eddy
and son OF Pittsford. visitors at G. r.
Eddv's. left Tuesday for visit in Michi-
gan.-The Unity Young Peoples Frater-
nifty will present the threc-act comedy
breezy Point" Mt the Akcley Memorial
building auditorium Friday evening Ben
netts orchestra will be In attendance.
II. G.. Thomas secretary of the State
Fish and Game League, Is to-day issu-
Ing the invitations to the midsummer
outin; to be held at Hotel Champlain AT
Bluff Point. n. V. September 6. Among
the invitations is one to the New York
Lake Champlaln Tercentenary commits
sion. consisting Of Governor charles +.
Hughes, Iicutonant-Go Governor l.. s.
Chanler, Barrvton, y. Y, the Hon. II.
lor of Middlctown, y. y, the Hon.
James W. Wadsworth, Jr. speaker Of
assembly. NJ. Morris. y. J.. the Hon.
j. s. Foley of New York the Hon. f.
l.. vlthcrbce Port Henry. ~ y the
Hon. J. II. Booth OF Pll,tSburgh y. j..
r II. Severance. secretary Of commits
sion Buffalo, n. V. +. w. Johnson, SER
geant. Westncld. ~ Y.-Among those
from stowe who attended the Harmony
Pomona Grange meeting in Johnson
Wednesday were Mrs. G. +. Eddy. Mrs.
Flora r. Blodgctt Mr. and Mrs. G.. S.
McAllister. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Scrb-
ner and ~ Birclow About 20 Of the
Bigelow family and friends. includine
Mr.. and Mrs. T y. smith OF Stowe fIol-
low picnickcd in Snugglcr's Notch Tues
day.-Mlss Grace Bigelov md the Misses
the "1.edres'' visited Montpelier Mon
day.--Mr. and Mrs. II. T.. Shaw and Mr..
and Mrs Prouty OF burlington passed
Monday night at Lake Mansheld.-The
Misses cheney, billings and Wright gave
party Wednesday evening at the Me-
mortal Ruding Banquet hall to about
% OF their Young friends. fee cream and
cake were served.-Martin Parrows will
leave Friday for TcMar. Colo, whore
he will be employed by Elvin Gregg. A
directors meeting Of the Lake Man field
Trout club has been called for August
Is at the club house. The Hon. Henry
c. fiskc with a party of 10 visited Lake
Mansfield Thursday. % members
of II. n. Smith Post, Woman's Relief
Corps, enjoyed picnic dinner AZ the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Butts in
Moscow Tuesday afternoon. The Rev.J.
O. Angel returned Tuesday from Shell
don camp meeting Miss Ruth will stay
until Saturday
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ALBCRGH CENTER.

! Mrs. John Soule of Rutland was In town
Eat lr1aiay.--Mrs,J ]. s. Goodfelow Is pass
ing a few days in Burlington as the guest
,pf Mrs. w Warren RocKwel-Th Rev.
land Mrs, II. A. Jones and son. Irving,
returned from Boston Friday.-Henry
n3abcock of ST. Adams was the guest Of
M. d. Rockwell Friday.-Mrs ]. s. Cor
Gon and Miss Marion Gordon passed Sat
nrday IN Swanton.-Miss Helen Brayton
of Burlington was the guest of her ia
Their, H. J.. Brayton, Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. W. II. Jameson OF Burlington visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. p, d. Jameson Sunday.
--Vassar Soule left town Saturday for
Montana where he will tako a special
course in an engineerinP and mining
COLLEGE
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Monday after visiting Mrs Walkers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n NJ. Draper
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Blake of Brook
field and .drs. e. A. Sargent and two
children went 10 Woodsville Tuesday. go
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Austin Of Marsh
field are guests Of Mr.. Austin's sister.
Mrs. Woodcock.--J. VI. Atwood went to
lebanon. n. H., Tuesday .-Thcre will
he ball game, Randolph vs. Bethel at
Bethel Friday Misses Sarah I,oveiov
and Grace Mason Of Huntington are the
guests Of w w. Joncs.-Miss EIizabotb
Campbell has returned from a ten davs'
visit In Williamstown.-- Mrs. Frank
EnEelsbeo returned from an outing AZ
Lake Dunmore and Middlobu-y Tucs
day-Mr. and Mrs. Orvlno Strlsnan an,
son returned to Westerly, r. T. Monday
Ira D. Williams died TUESDAY afto,
a lingering illness Of creeping paralysis
Mrs. f. T. Salisbury returned from,
Greensboro Tuesday, whore she ma,
been passing about two mont Mrs
Florence Worcester and daughter.
Marjorie, Of South Barre are guests OF
Mrs, Laura McCrllis.-New floors are be-
Ing laid in the high school building and
the Interior is undergoing thorough
cleaning.
About 450 attended the concer
Tuesday evening which witnessed n.
opening Of Chandler Music Han which
has been given to the community b,
Col. Albert Brown Chandler. The con.
cert was under the direction Of Johr
Hyatt Brewer of brooklyn, y. Y,
celebrated musician and composer WIZ
gave evidence Of his ability by soloi
on the organ and piano. He was as.
sisted by Mrs. Albert f. Chandler q
Brooklyn, who possesses remarkabI,
sweet and clear soprano voice cover.
ing largo register, and Miss Grac,
HornhY, also of BROOKLYN. a contraltn
whose sweet clear. and melodiou,
voice completely won the audience.
Tho Phillips orchestra. composed of
George Chatnold. violin, Glenn Bailey
cornct Frederick Dumas trombone
L, a. Phillips. bass. +. = walker. clar-
met, w T. Sparhawk. flute, and Miss
Ruby Allen, pianiste. also assisted and
added to the programme In three we'll
chosen selections. Tho reception fol-
lowing In the parish house was large
" attended and MANY fingered %
grasp the hand of Colonel chandler
and 70 show their appreciation Of his
gift The rooms down stairs were
beautifully decorated with flowers and
maiden hair ferns and light refresh
monts We're served upstairs The pro-
cceds will go to the Randolph Sanitar-
ium in which Colonel Chandler takes
n great interest
Mrs. A. 1illey has gone to H!ghcate
Springs for the rest OF the w, k.-AIis5
lillian Krowlton returned from GAYS
Vile Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs Edna Fair
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

The Old Home social on Wednesday
evening at Akeley Memorial hall was a
most enjoyable event The stage OF the
auditorium was charming with large
clumps OF golden rod, cat tails, cotton
grass and flowers Of the sea son, arranged
by Mrs. Eunce Pottle and II. T.. Straw
About 200 people were in attendance. C,
l. McMahon, president of the association.
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oraves.--Mrs. Mary Gates and daughter,
Fanny are visiting in St Adams and
North Sheldon.--Mrs. c. s. Reynolds
passed Sunday In Richford. Mrs. II. II.
Brown left Monday night for Battle
Creek, Mich, to visit her sister.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. C. Soule have returned to John
son.--Mrs. I. A. Hill is visiting relatives
in johnson.
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H. w. ALLEN O. CO.

people from this place attended the
meeting and concert OF the Connect
cut Valley Choir union at Lake Morey,
Friday. 1t was successful affair In
every respect, and many of the best
musicians in this vicinity were pre-
sent. The Rev. II. ]. Kilburn of Ever
EFT, Mass, directed the chorus.
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II. w. ALLEN CO.
Muslin Underwear Department.

=, While the prices Of Cotton Materials are stead
lily increasing giving the benefit
of early purchases as we'll as reducing the stock to
make room for new Fall Goods
Many special values can be had in this Depart
there broken lots in odd sizes to close out
at former prices. Below will be found partial list
of the many exceptional values to be had by those
who shop early
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willie returned home Wednesday.-H ].
Tsham and son, Frank, are attending
Rarton fair.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bradley of Thompson's island. Boston
J arlor. left Wednesday for Brettan
Woods y. H., FOR short stay.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The body OF Samuel Howard of Berlin
was buried here Monday. Mr.. Howard
was IS years old and lived here for many
years As a justice of the peace, he tried
many important cases.-Mrs. Lucia Edison
died last week and was buried here
Monday,--L. ]. harrington and family,
the Rev. and Mrs. +. A. Wells, Mr.
and Mrs +, l.. Ball and DR.. NnttinG
and daughter are attending the SUNDAY
school convention at WililamstoWn this
week,-The summer hotels and boarding
houses are we'll filled, Rain is needed
Continued on I2th Pasc)
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No matter how bad cut or sore
you have. II IL Is durable HIS Golden
Oil will do the business. 194, eod&w.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-29
FINAN-
Ciera de los Esta
dos UnidOs.

III compliCRdo meca1iEmo del msTcado
hnanCiero, de los bancos, clearinghouse,
bolHRs y aistema Rctual de espaCuIaci6n,
fueEon importadog lou Estados Unidos.
Eatos 10 han norteamericanizado; pero no
o1iginado.
Atreb6 81 CoDgyeso de los Eatados Uni
dos en- 1871 la proposition de Hamilton
de fundar 81 primer Banco Nacional 81
pTesidenta Washington autoTiz6 con %
frma 81 ejscdtsIe de estR medida.
PanabR de 20 milloneg de dollars 81 ca.
pital banCsFio de los ERtados Unidos en-
1872 y tanto IL aplicsci6n que le habfa
dadO Roberto Fulton, On 1907, 81 vapoF
como faeTzR mOtriz para Ia nAyegRci6n en
81 rio Hudson, como la construction de los
canaleg, le dieron tanto augs al Comercio
interior del pals, que 90 formaEon despues
diveEaas compSfifag an 1924
Con Ia termination del Erie. Canal 90
eBts b eci6 poF complete la uupFamacfa CO
mercial de Nueva York an eI Hemisfario
Occidental, pueB hastR entonces hAbfs sido
Philadslphia el centro mercantil principal
de los EstRdos UnidoB
En- Ia d6csdR tranBcuErida de 1880 &
1840 hubo much2 agitRci6n fnanoiera '
los sfi.s do 1887 & 1889 ConBtituYen real
meute uno de los Cspftulos mas intsreHan.
tes de la hiktoris polftico fnanciera del
pals, Gspecialments por snts goniBmo de
Jskson contra 81 banco dc los Estadou
Unidog.
La construction, en- 1874, de ID primsra
lfnsR de te,6grRfo tsTrestrs en- los Eatados
Unidos, di6 grAnd1simo incrsmento & Las
tranGacciones de toda especie el de1cu.
brimiento exploitation de yacimientoa
auEifsros On California On Australia,
contEibuyeEon 81 aumOnto de ID riqueza
del mundo; psEo Ii r6pida construction de
muChaS Was f6rrsaB indujo { Ia eBpeCuIa.
ci6n aventuTads y suB graves ConEsCuen.
ciaa.
La perturbation econ6micR que hubo
durRnts 81 periodic de la guerra civil Bspa'
rstista fue considerable. Montaba Ia deu'
ds nacional antes de priucipisr eRtR que
IRA IS millonQS de doll&rs en- 1865
hAbfa subido & 273 milloneG de dollars.
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B 0 LIY A R /.

''Naci6 el LibeFtador Simon Bolivar en-
Caracas, el "a de julio de 1888 AbEaz6
con fsrvor lR Causa de la Independence
desde 81 mas tempEsna edad fu6 nom.
bTRdo por MiFanda Jefa del Castillo de
Puerto Cabello, ell cuRl psrdi6 causa de
50 nexperienCia, DsSpu6s de la cspitu'
laci6n de MirandR, pas6 Ia Nusva Grs'
NADIA , despu6a de inauditoB eAfueTzos To-
gsa invRdir Venezuela al frento de 500
reclutas. EntOnces todo Cede su heEois'
mo constancia. Vigirima, Niquitao,
Los HorcOneE, ETC. son nombres inmoFtR'
leH que nuestFa historic registFa con oEgu'
llo. OcupR q Caracas, peFo los espaholes,
sogtenidos poT bspdoB de eEc!avoS cana
rios, lie obligan retiTarEo Ia Nueva
Granada, de donde paBa & las AntilIas,
haEts que por fin Peti6n, Presidents de
Haiti, le ayuda generonamente. Vueivs
luchar titanicRmente poT eBpacio de cinco
amos, tTiunfa definitivamepte to en- Carabobo,
1921, no Gin hgbar antss ibeEtado a Ia
NusvR Granada. deBpu6s de una E6pidR y
gloEiosa campafiR. Funda Ia RaF tiblica
de Colombia, compusHta de Venezuela,
Nusva Granada Quito, de Is oual Cd
nombrado PreBidente. Los eBpAfiolea fue'
ron perBeguidoB en- el Ecuador en- el
Pe1d venoidos en- lss batallas de Bonn
bona, PiehinchR, Junfn y Ayacucho. Ds
las prOvinoiss del Alto Perd f0nd6 & Bo'
livis. Despu6B do gobernar & So pals con
pulcFitud patriotiBmo muYi6 pobEe =
sbandonado on Santa Marta eI II de Di'
ciembre de 1880.
Rafael Mercodo" (Veuezolano.) J