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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-15
AN EN- IA

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sangre de la mujer
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mineral quo Ii del
hOmbre. La Ennul-
sion de Scott 90 81
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
GET TREAT Ladies of Elks' Club Sur
 prise the Men

The members ot the Elks' lodge were given treat by the ladies of the EIks' Club last night that they will long re- member. The treat was a complete surprise party and bouptitul supper.
 Above two scores of the ladies ap' peared at the Elks' Club last night be- fore the members of the order had ceased playing with the goat in the lodge room and otherwise performing in accordance with the mysteries of their ritual. The ladies had full possess lon of the works when the lodge was dismissed and the members came filing out into the club rooms.
 The evening was spent in bowling, dancing and discussing the coIlation which was provided for the occasion by the ladies.
 The affair was entirely jmpromptm so far as the men were concerned, but it was enjoyed all the more o1 that ac' count. It was one of the p'easantest social events that eyer took place in Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
FORMER SKAGWAYAB
 AN INFERIOR TRADER

W. r. Benu, formerly of this city,, has become one one of those travelling traders who have played such an tm- portant part in the life of the North. A friend in this city got letter from him ID the last mail, written al Seattle, wherein he said that he was abou. 70 leave for the interior over the Valdez trail with lot of horses. jt was h.s purpose to make the horses earn their keep on the trip inside by hauling @ biz lot of veal, poultry and other things for the Fairbanks markets. Mr. 8enu was to leave Seattle for the interior the latter part of January.
 Mir. Benn wrote that Fairbanks looks good to him, and that Mrs. Henn is ,tiI. there and we'll.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
for Additional Entry
Under Section eSo6 Revised Statutes :. < lnnd Office nt Juneau, AIaSL..

$. Land office at Juneau, A.aSk,
 vnrrcrIs HEREBY GIVEN that NORTH. WESTERN FISHERIES COMPANY. ASsiEue' of Mary Belle Sackett, being entitled Co the Narcffts of Section 25U6 Ol the Revised statutes of the United states granting aqllllohat l'hI t0 soldiers aud sailors who served In the War ui Inc rrHpllfOu does hereby apply to enter lhN Tar,9 ,,. .brgCed in |. s. Survey NO. tA. situated nr rr, head and on the Northernly shore of Ch.- 511t Inlet, Alaska, more particularly described r,....rIins at point at ordinary high water mars n North shore of ChilEOoJ Inlet, granite Hnpl4 .- 4XINs feet showing s rect a93Ie gEu4uu with at corner point and marEgI hsG Cos. Ieor. T < Caunery bears $, So degrees t0 min .r, F. about 24 miles, Point kccEa1 hrg.. ~ i& degrees I4 minutes E. about s'e milo thence mcandering high water mark gN.r.. Yt Inlet. lSt course S. lN degrees Q" mn ulrs a s.UO chs 2ui course, North NJ degrees .Us u.tf.rtes " 500 chs. to a pont rom "hIcb <. F l,r rf main Cauuery building bears S' r5Iegr -s F. minutes W. Srd course. <. li degrees 1s, .,,rs W I06 chs lIh course, $. 69 degrees Q. n. .tteS W. chs. 5th course ;. 2 aeLreeN 5g wiun. ss ", 800 chs. 9th course \. '2ueEfttN 5- mint D, ". 3.yJ chs. to Cor. NO. al ul9.u.Tt higl sNtgr mark from which hteEaH ioluN b..g.. >u. t5 degrees 70 minutes F.. about 1-a mile. smoke stuck of Leonard CauueTy HeuTa S %g l-Erees 2l minutes F., about @1g miles. yhcur N. 2 degrees 0 minutes W. '.2o ems 70 Cor \ Sa granite rock 2ON6NS lns. Is lus. m r--a. n ,.markcd S 6A Cor. SO. 8. thence V. S3 dprr. 50 minutes E. @. 4S chs. to Cor. No. i, grfr .r, rock marked S. 65a Cor, No. lherrr S degrees D minutes F.. 7.7O chs. to Cnr -, the place of beginning Area l5.H acre. NJ agneJtc variation aJ all corners 5l de- gree, 2I minutes F.. As additional to her origin d homestead entry on the VI. ta,o! S.N-'4' and l,,t of Sec. fO, Twp. 1S6 N. Of k. 45 W-,5Jh P N Minnesota, which she entered August loth fN-8 her homestead No. z65O at Fergus Falls Milan. F (. 2g6S.
 An, and allperSous claiming adversely any portion of the above described tract ot land are rclu.red to te win the Register and ReGclEct of tHr U < Land Office, at Juneau. Alaska tbc.r Iver-e claim thereto under oa'h curing the ..riud of publication, or within SU days ther. ter or they will. be barred by 2ToElsIons of the S atUtC. .- ,-,,
 NORTHWESTERN FS HERES COMPANY
 AssigueeOf Mary Belle Sacket. IT ISHEREBY ORDERED that the toFeEolnH ed.or Skpgwav Alaska for the statutory period. JOHN ". DUDLEY,
 Register
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Their Uucsasing Work Keeps Us
 Strong and Healthy

All the blood in the body passes through the kidneys once every three minutes, The kidney filter the blood. They work night aud day When healtoy they remove asout 800 grains of impure matter daily, when unhealthy some part of this impure matter is lsttiE hejblOod. This brings on many diseases and simptoms-pain in tbe back, headache. nervousness, hot, dry skin, rheumatism, gout. gravel. disorders of the eyeslght and hearing, dizziness, irregular heart, debility, drowsines5, dropSy, depOsjs in the urine, etc. But if you keep the filters right you will have ID trouble with your kidneys.
 John Marshall, employed on the Northern Pacific R. R. who lives at 9&C South D. Street, Tacoms, Wash, says: "A fall which strained my back must have injured my kidneys. for l suffered for more than seven years with kidney trouble. The secreliOns were irregular and contained heavy brick dus, Sodj- ment after remaining over njght,Theve was more or less pain across the small of my back, which was very severe after working in a stepping position r any length of time and had 10 be care ful when strengthening up or l suffered severe twinges of pair. | also had head aches and spells of dizziness. treated with 2 physician and used different remedies but found DO more than temp orary relief. At length, l uoG ed re- commentators of DOau Kidney P.lls in the newspapers and 1 got box. They stopped the aching iu my back correct ed the kidney difficulties and 6autshed the headaches and dizziness. Other members of my family have since used Doan's Kidney Pills with the same good results.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,. Buffalo, \. Y. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-DOan sand take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
DAWSON BUSINESS
 MEN MARRIED

Charles $. Sargent and Miss Maud Sorenson were married in Everett, Wash, January 22. Robert R. S Cresswell, and Miss Minnie Soreuson were married in the same city on the same date. It was double wedding. A telegram telling of the wedding was received here today 5y NJ. A.. Pinska, partner of Mr. Sargent. The Affair was a double wedding, held at the home of the brides parents.
 I.a also stated in the telegram that Mir. Sargent and his bride had reached Portland on their honeymoon tour, ard were in San Francisco, What route Dan Cupid had started Cresswell and his bride for the honeymoon is uot stated.-Dawson News.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
T.R. NtEDHAM WEDS
 MRS. HUTCHEON

Thomas E. Needhsm, the SweiI known sAlaskan newspaper man, and Mrs. Hutcheon, the Dawson sand Fair banks milliner, were recently married on the outside. They are living at Goldfeld, Nev., where Mrs. Needham has the largest millinery store in the city.
 MT. Needham is 8 pioneer Alaskan. He was engaged in the newspaper bus mess for many years iu Southeastern Alaska ibefore the Klondike rush, He left Alaska for Oregon but came North again during the Tanana rush, and was connected with the Times ot Fairbanks for two or three years.
 Mrs. Hutcheon was probably the best known business woman in the interior
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
DIFFICULTIES ARE IMAGINARY

The Yukon Valley News, of Rampant which is supporting selt-governTent for Alaska, recently set forth the dith' culties which it fears might be encoun- tered in the organization of terri torisl government. It suggests that the federal government could retain so many of the "taying privileges s,' as did the Dominion government in the case of the Dawson municipality, that a territorial government would not be ssl-sus.aining. Tories are catching a, this admission a. dying man catches at a straw.
 The suggested difficulties are all cleared away, however, by the terms of tbe territorial bills that are pending in congress. The only kind of terrtoial government that is being considered by those advocating ,t IS one similar to those governments granted to all the territories of the West before their ad- mission as states. h none of them did the federal government retain any taxing power that it does not possess in The sOvsreiUu states,
 The Yukon Valley News closes it's statement with the suggestion:
 Yes, Alaska should be self govern ing: but it should oe so with the very broadest meaning that the term implies and there are difficulties.
 That is the kind we are all laborinS for and such as our friends favor grant ing us-theretore the difficulties re- fsrred to are all imaginary.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08

Delegate Gale is telling the Snews- paper boys back at Washington that tt Alaska had the election Of a president his name would be Major W. P. Rich ardson. He says Major Richardson has done more for Alaska up to now than any other man who is at the front in public affairs as they concern Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
Notice of Settlement of Final
 Account

In the Matter Of the Estate of Jacob Bloom. Deceased,
 Notice is hereby given that the ad- mipistrator has filed iu the United States Commissioner Court at Skag- way. sitting in Probate. his final ac- corint as administrator of the above en- titled estate, and the court has fXeC Friday March s, 1907, at o'clock in the afternoon as the time of hearing and settling said account. All persons having, therefore, anything to say why said account shoult not be settled and approved, are hereby notified to make their appearance in said court, on said day and date and hour and make their allegations in that behalf.
 -. Emil Korach,
 Administrator. Jan. to March s 1907.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
MAIL COMES ON
 LITTLE HEGG

The Cottage City's mail arrived ou the Hegg yesterday evening at 5;So o'clock, several hours ahead Of the DIE ship. The Cottage City had large freight cargo for Haines, 1t was eVi- dent 10 the mail clerk that the Hegg would get here hrst so the mail was transferred.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08

They are talking city politics ia Fair banks. Among those suggested for city councilmen appears the name Of Frank B. Mcdonald, flor many years one Of Skagway's leading citizens.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08

The Fairbanks high school debated the question Of selt-government for Alaska last month. Those who sup ported it won an easy and complete victory.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-08
Georgia Due Tonight

The Georgia will be due from Jun7au, Sitka and other points this evening. She will sail ou the return trip at a. m. tomorrow.
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

panile cerco di conoscere la posi-
zione del combattenti, ed imma-
gino il suo disegno di attacco. Bo-
SEQ di poi 10 scontro avuto con
Medici, e che quest sostenne mi
'rabilmente, fece sentire al messi-
nesi ch'egli ritornerebbe a Messi-
ma sui cavallo che essi POGO prima
avevano donate a Medici.
Garibaldi incontro la brigata
Medici e Limeri dove dovette ri
piegare; lodolla e lie manifesto il
suo compiacimento per AVER essa
cost bene meritata della patria.
Dispose i comandanti secondo
gil parve conveniente ed accom-
clio per la buona riuscita del suo
piano, e Malenchini, Simonetta
Medici, Migliavacca e Nicola Fa-
bril- occuparono ognuno il posto
assegnatogli dial Dittatore.
Bosco con una base di 10 mila
uomini a Milazzo stava ALA tesla
di 5 mia soldati dipendenti dai
suoi cenni, e coll 'intenzione di
Welfare a Garibaldi la r~itirata a
Barcelona: Garibaldi comandava
non pi1 che $500 uomini - inclu-
81 anche i mile guidati da Cosenz
e che formavano la riserva - ed
aveva fatto proposito di chiudere
a Bosco la via di Messina.
La lotta incomincio verso lie Gin
que del mattino e verso lie II
crebbe di forza e d'intensita. ST
combatteva valorosamente ed es-
sendo il pin terrible impegnato,
dovette indietreggiare. La pugna
s~'incaggio generalmente e Miglia-
vacca, a~ttaccato di %fianco, sosten-
ne l'impeto del nemico e miselo in
fuga. Malenghi flu respinto fino a
S. Pietro, e Garibaldi, congratu-
landosi seco medesimo, die ordine
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

al Cosenz di correre cola riserva
in auto del Malenghi, e commando
ALA brigata Gaeta di assalire dial
centric, ed a Medici di combattere
ii nemico a destra.
Intanto il nemico molestava
eontinuamente n brigata dl ga
ribaldini con colpi di artiglieria, e
per ultima rovina lie mandava con-
tro uno squadrone di cavalleria.
La brigata, CHI EZRA composite tutta
di siciliani e comandata da Duwn,
era impedita nellie sue manovre
dale siepi fittissime di fichi di
India che fiancheggiavano la stra-
da.
Garibaldi osservo tutto, e cole
guide e i carabinieri genovesi,
prendendo uno svoltata giunge
presso il pezzo che tanta rovina a.
yea apportato nei suoi, Sc ne i'm
possessa, e uccide buona parte
dello squadrone ritornante dalla
carica: i rimanenti posano lie armi
e 81 dichiarano prigionieri.
Malenchini rinforzato dalla ri
serva arresta il nemico, e Garibal-
di sale sull'albero di trinchetto
della fregata "Tukery", osserva
10 state vero della pugna e gil
wien dato vedere una squadra di
soldati che a gran passi correva
per unirsi al vincitori di Malen-
chini. Che ii ia? Con un pezzo da
60 incomincia a far fuoco, e Ii
sbaraglia. Come il fulmine ritorna
fra i suoi e messosi ALA tesla della
sinistra 81 scaglia contro la destra
borbonica mel tempo stesso che
eMdici ne imita l'esempio dalla
parte opposta. II nemico meal
cato contemporaneamente da due
lati ne wien r~icacciato entro Mi
lazzo. Ecco comparire la Tukery
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

rina. Ma, a cheEale arte e malizia
umana coptro j voleri della Prov
videnza2 Garibaldi era il prede-
stinato dial cielo per redimere e
salvare dali 'ignavia e dalla OPP
pressione la Stella e il Napoleta-
no; ne valsero l'invidia e l'ingan-
nd adj arrestarne il corso. E poi
Garibaldi non era uomo da potersi
facilmente abbindolare, o prende-
re al laccio. La Farina cerco di
usare ogni intrigo, ogni arte per
abbattere l'autorita del Dittato-
re, e cercava di persuadere gil a.
mimi all'immediata annessione
dell'isola al regno di Sardegna.
Garibaldi 81 oppose, sapendo bene
che entrando in mezzo il partito
diplomatico l'idea della liberia
zione di tutta l'isola G dello sbar-
co nellie Calabrie, ch'egli vagheg-
glava ola gran tempo, sarebbe ri
masta I'm sogno e nient 'altro che
un sogno. Caccio immantinente il
La Farina dall'isola, e rimandollo
la love invidia prima dipartillo".
Rlvolse il u pensiero ad a~ssesta-
re Palermo ed ordino una leva di
tutti i siciliani atti ad impugnare
lie armi. Ma l'idea del passaggio
del Faro gil stava semp1e presen-
tie nella mente, e avrebbe voluta
attoarla al piu presto possible.
I'm giorno mentre stava a bordo
del bastimento "Annibale'', dove
fu invitato a colazione dali 'ammi-
raglio Munday, seppe che Medici
era state terribilmente attaccato
da Bosco presso Milazzo, Similar
co sopra I'm legno a vapore, che
giungeva opportunissimo, e 81 di-
reese ALA volta di Milazzo. Sbar-
co a Patti il giorno 10 luglio. An
do solo a S. Lucia e di SUI il cam
L'Italia., 1907-08-31
II Forte di Milazzo - nellie Gala.
brie - A Napoli.

Apriamo la storia di qualunque
tempo, e ci sara dato oservare che
un nemico terrible, il pin fiero di
tutti, sc sempre opposite al cam
mino glorioso degli uomini gran
di: questo nemico e l'invidia, che
e compagna indivisibile dele ope-
re magnanime e generose.
Garibaldi non ando esente dale
frame che gil ordivano contro la
mala fede e l'intrigo. Camille Ca
YOUR vedendo che il cammino in
cominciato dial Dittatore menava
diritto ALA rendezione ed unita
dellItalia, e vedendo tanto entu-
siasmo suscitato in TUT i petit do
pc l'entrata in Palermo, e visto
pure che Garibaldi anelava al pas
saggio del Faro e a piombare su
Napoli, 81 sent pungere un POGO
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

veri e metterei in perieolo "a
ia causa dell italia. Sdn'
"Permettete quindi, Sire o,.
questa volta vi disubbidiscs SIe
pena avro adempiuto al mio Ap-
sunto liberando i popoli d. as,
gioco %abborrito, deporr0 10 Gn
spada al vostri piedi, e Vi nbh; Ina
70 fino ALA fine del miei oiorn;
C. Garibaldi;
Dopo che ebbe risposto al p.
Garibaldi, 81 die a pensare oons
riuscire nell'impresa, la onaIe e1 %
aveva reso i~mpaziente. q tsn4O
piu che vedeva sorgere di giorno
III giorno nuovi intoppi. Ogni nra,
parativo fu fatto, e il giorno : =
gosto mando un nucleo di dnoo~
tosei uomini s%celti, comandati do
Musolino e da Missori. nellie 90
labrie coll'intenzione di sornro~
dere il forte di Totte Cavall6 cbo
avrebbe incrociato il fuoco coI
%l'altro forte di Tore del Faro II
segnale della felice riuscita sarab
ne state annunziato da un colpo 4,
cannone ma la cosa non ando g.,
condo 81 sperava stanteche j dua-
cento sbarcati s'imbatterono in
pattuglie borboniche e dovettero
far fuoco. Seppero che I'm altro
hattaglione di nemici 81 avanzava
e dovettera ritirarsi sopra Aspro.
monte. In seguito accresciuti da
quattrocento calabresi tennero 8
bada il nemico, per ben dodici
giorni, finche non 10 incalzarono
fino all'estrema parte dele Gala.
brie.
Garibaldi fatta questa spedilio.
ne, ebbe la notizia che a Castel.
lammare stavasi armando il mo
n%arca'', v~ascello a due ponti. E
4uantunque sapesse Ia debolez7a
dell'Ammiraglio Borbonico. sane
VA pure che una sola nave napole-
tana che m%onovrasse a dovere a.
vrebbe menato a nulla suoi disc.
gni. Quindi, enz indugiare ncm.
memo un istante, mand5 il "Tu.
kerry a tentarne di note la cat.
tura, e Sc non riusc1 l'inpresa 81
raggiunsc 10 scope volutos cioe .he
il Monarch" non ragIungesse
la squadra.
Garibaldi intanto non riposava
nemmeno nm istante. Con prestez-
I'd mirabile il giorno IL agosto
monta SUI una nave ed entra mel
golfo di Napoli; di la 81 conduc9
in Sardegna, dove, per il golfo de-
gil Aranci, era stata spedito IN
corpo di uomini ra,?unati lal Der.
TAM e comandato 1al cone Plan.
chi. II giorno IA Gariballi E gia
aeli Aranci, di ritorno da Capre-
ia, prende con Sc 5000 radunati,
ed il giorno 16 eccolo a Palermo.
81 abbocca con Depretis ed il 80
E imbarcato sui "Franklil." con
a fianco il "Torino" SUI GU Staya
BiXio. Tutto il corpo d'inbarea-
zione ascendeva a un $500 indivi-
dui, i quail con i 200 conandati
da Missori in Calabria dovranno
di qui a POGO conquistare una ter
IA guardata da 25 mila uonini.
Difatti sbarcarono a Mileb Pal
ba del 20. IL "Torino" arena {
Garibaldi da esperto marinaro la
yoro per liberare quel legne pre-
zioso, ma nor 81; riusci. 1 GTibal
DIM marciano ALA volta di Reg
eio, mentre i borbonici perd)no j
tempo occupati adj incendiire j
"Torino". II giorno 81, di natti
ma, Bixio e gia innanzi a Reggie
ne sorprende gil avamposti, eC
entra col suoi in citta.
Nella piazza della cattedlale S
incaggia una pngna micidi4e, il
cui Bixio venue cpportuna ment
aiutato dial capitano Chiasl.
funuruoO)
L'Italia., 1907-08-31

dall'invidia,e, quantunque amante
pur esso dell'unita, avrebbe volu-
to far posare sui capo di Re Vito
rio la corona non dial venturiere
Garibaldi, ma da al1ri. Tutti i mez-
Ii adopero per mettergli il basto-
lie fra lie gombe ed impedirgli il
corso glorioso, e pero monde Pa
lermo di agent suoi, e vi spicco
l'uomo a lui pin fedele, il La Fa-