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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
Acadia municipal De LaTe!

Tesr re ria. -Subasta publica-Bie-
mes inmu bles.-En | Tesorerfa mu-
niclpsl de Lares, Il dfa II de toviem-
bre de 1907, seran vendidos a los me.
jores post res les bienes inmuebles
que Sc relacionan, para cublir las con-
tribuciore-, recargos Y Cosas, que
fueron embargados, por m haber pa
gado a su debido tempo las contri-
bucionss vtncidas Y los reca,gos Sc
p6n d'spone Ia ley:
Propictario; Quintin Latorre; descrip-
ci6n de la p%ropiedad; IN kiosco
situado en- a pl "a Reoreo, que
mide ! metro. Is c-ntimetros, pr
! metros IS centlmetros; coutri-
buciones y gastos; 100 dollars.
Pu:den verse los detalles que Sc
desesn en- los respectivos exp dientes.
Ell comprador de la propiedad
debe depositar en- elective 20 menos
Ell 10 por eie-to del valor en- que lie
sea veudido, cuya suma perdera en-
ca,o de que dejara de pagan el re to
de la suma por la eual lie lue subas'
tada Ia proaie ad, durante los diez
dias siguientes al en- que Sc VERTIGO
Ell Iema'e .-Larss, novivmbre 4 de
leo7.-Psdro Il. GoHzdk5, tesorero
municipal .-vo BE- Goazdiez, a'cslde
de LaTss, ia g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
Nj! NOTI! De TOl-AlTA

A Santiago Rodriguez, vecino
de sRio laIas', Sc lie han seguidc dos
SUMMARIZES en- estos dldmos dfas pof
seduction de las j6venes Carmen
Garcia y Patricia Ferrer. Que
savaucinos es Ell hombre
-sMagehoO, que siempre hs
sido IN sgalloD de Inca, esta Rgan.
En- la riha de Ia carniceria priud.
pi6 metiendo las espuelas; pero des.
pues Sc ha quedado drando scala.
zoss en- seco y sin cacarear. tQu6
tendra Ell sgallo'? tHabra condo
frutas de scamaseiS en- SD 1lumo
emplumaie1
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
DEMONSTRATION De GRAT|TUD

atendiendo & Ia carihosisima petit
clon de usteies y de las nifiss &
quienes, como he dicho antes, guile.
70 y distingo tanto, he determine.
iopermanecer aqui alg1u tempo
mas.
Las 1ltimas frases de mi carta
qulero que sean como las primeras;
as~egurarles a ustedes que siempre
recordare con Ia mayor gratitud Ia
hermosa prueba de afecto que me
habeis dado, y que Ia caIta escrita
por la ~siuceridad de I'm Garlic tan
verdadero, es y sera para mi I'm te.
soro de incompatible valer.
Acepten todos la graittud i'm
perecedera de su amiga
CECILIA KAIN.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
CRONIcA EUROPEA

(ContnNatt5n de Ia PdgtnG 39s)
terra deseos de a~proximaci6n q sd
odiada rival, en- espera de circuns-
tancias favorables que lie permitan
colocarse frente q ella resueltamen-
te ( impedlr que lie haga, como aho-
ra sucede, una rulnosa competencia
comercial.
Muchfsimo mas arti6cioso to.
davfa que la anglo germanica result
ia ia proyectada aproximaci6n fran
co aIernana. Sine fuera pc. ell nile
do que inspiran a Alemania los for
mldables Aotas britauicas, va el
emperador Guillermo habrfa impe-
dido la acci6n de Francia en- Ma
rruecos. Como que, quieras que
no, ha de consentirla, proponese
obtener al menos algdn provecho,
ell cual consiste en- que los france
SEES propOrcionen q Alemania los
capitales que ests naci6n necesita
para el desarrollo de sus grandes
empresss industfiales,
De una parte Ell mledo q Tngla.
terra y de otra la falta de numera-
rio, incllnan 4 Alemania a una sA-
tsnk tordtak con Francis, Ia que, {
81 yea, 6pge OIvidat passdOs agra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

esta Hon. Corte en- IS de octubre
pr6ximo pasado, en- Ell p!eito expresa.
do, vende'e en- phblica subasta, al
mejor poster y por valor de contado,
en- moneda americana la siguiente
Finca Urbana: casa de MADEIRA,
cobljada de zinc y torrada de tablas
con i'm colgadizo en- NAL estado, "a
dicada en- la Gale Principal del case
rio 6 poblado de la Ceiba, enclavada
en- un solar que mide IS varas de fren-
tie por 40 de fondo; y la ASA mide s
varas de frente por S de fondo; colin
da por la derecha entrando ION una
casa de dofa Dolores Martinez, poi
su izquierda con otra de Titurcio LII
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

En- la Corte Municipal de Fa:ardo,
Distrito Judicial az.
Estados Uniios de America. Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estaios Unidos. SIS.
Dolores Martinez Rivera, deman-
dante. VS.. Bias Alvira, deman-
dado. Cobro de dinero.
70, Rafael Frlas, Marshal de la
Corte mencionada, Por el presente
Edicto, quote publicara durante 20
dfas y Ut vez por sema7a, Ell ell Pc
ri6dico LA DEMoCRAC A que Sc 1ita
en- San Juan &c Puerto Rico.
Hago saber: que cumpliendo un
mandamiento de ejecuci6n librado por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

Fermento vital extraido de las
glandulas de animales jovenes y's,-
nos. Restituye el vigor normal sum
nistrando a la sangre elementos de
vida.
Empleado con resultados sorprer-
denies por los m%ejores facultativos
de Europa y Estados Unidos,
Millares de testimonies eXponta-
neos garantizan sus meritos yefcacia.
Unico remedio que ha logrado
hasta hoy detener ell progreso y ali
War los dolores de la Ataxia loco
motriZ.
Previene Ell paludismo y 10 cura.
Recommended en- el tratamiento
de la tfsis y en- todas las ~afecciones
nerviosas producidas por causa de de-
bilitamiento.
Devuelve fuerza y vigor q los or
ganismos ~gastados; alivia y cura los
desarreglos intestinaleS. Sin rival pa
ra las Intermediates de los paises trc-
picales.
La Sal Lithin y Ell Laxante ON
pletan Ell trataniento.
Atendiendo & numerosas exigen-
cias Sc ha alberto I'm Departamento
hispano-americano para la venta.
Sc atienden c~onsultas y Sc remi-
ten informes a solicitud.
La formula Sc suministra a quien
la exiia.
Dirigirse: BIoPLAsM CO, ga John
Street, New York, U. S. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
HACIENDA De cana!

Sc arrienda la hacienda Santa
AnaD de San Lorenzo, a diez minut, $
de este pueblo y unida a la Central
Belgao de Caguas por ferro-calril Sc
compone de 812 cuerdas propiaS lara
Gaia. Aguas abundantes, circun
dada por Ell rio Lola, mag maria a
vipor para elaborar az1car, y cen
tr1fuga para moscabado 81 actua'
arrendamiento termina en- JUNO ,y,S
pero ell nuevo arrendatario puede 20
menzar a preparar o cuerdas, faci-
luandosele terreno y sem'llAs
formara licenciaio Jose Tous Soto,
Ponce. 800 S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

blair; la palabra es a veces d@bil,
por elocuente que sea, para inter
pretar I'm sentlmiento, cuando este
es muy profnndo, como es el milo
en- este case. 70 siento una gran
estimation por todos los empleado
de sThe Girls Charity Schools;todos
ycada uno de ustedes son como lgo
de mi familia; las Minis to1as me
son muy queridss pues, lejos de sus
hogares, vengo yoa ser la represen
taci6n de los seres mas queridos
para elias.
Aunque me causaba muchisl-
ma peua alejarme de este asilo, ha-
bta resuelto defnitivamente renun
ciar la direccionde 81 en- los 1ltimos
dias del mes de n~oviembre; perc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
Acadia Municipal dets, Ia

Tesorerfa. -Subasta r1bl'ca. -Bienes
inmuebles.
Eu la Tesorerfa Municipal de
Lares Ell dfa dos de dtcie nbre de 1907,
a las dos de la tarde, sera vendido al
mejor poster los bienes inmuebles re-
laclonadoS para cubrir las contribu-
clones, recargos y cost S que fueron
e~mbsrgados por no haber pagaio & So
debido tempo las contribuclones ven
cldas y los recugos segdu dispone
la Ley.
Fropietaiio, Quintfn Latorre. Des-
crlpci61 de la propi5dad.-Se-
gunda suta Ia. Tn kiosco ST.
tuado en- ia Plaza rtcreo DE este
pueblo.
Contribution y gastos aprox'mados,
500.
Pueieu verse los detalles que Sc
deseen en- Ell respective expediente.
FL compradcr de la propiedad
debe depositar en- efeetlvo, 10 menos
ell diez Ior ciento del val or en- que lie
lea vendida, cuya suua periera en-
case de que dejare de paQsr Ell resto
de la suma por la eual lie fue subas.
tada la propiedad, durante los diez
dfas S gulentes ed Ell gu, Sc verified
Ell Temate.
Lares, P. R. II de movie mbte de
Ioo7.-Reiy0 Il. GoHEdez, tesorero
municipal, -Aprobsdo. AHtoai0 c,
Gonzales, Alcalde de LsTss s"aS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
EdictO judicial

go y por sus foudos con terrenos del
propio Lugo.
Dicha 6nca ha de responder de Ia
suma de treinta y dos dollars y las
costas que originarse puedau en- Ell
presente pleito.
La subasta teudr& lugar en- mi
o6cina, sta en- el mismo local en- que
la Corte Municipal, Gale del Conner
clio no 50, Ell dfa Is de diciembre pr6xi"
mo, de s a. m. a S p. m.
Dado bajo mi frma en- Fajardo
a 81 de Noviembre de 1907.
r. FRIAs,
Marshal de Fajardo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
DE- TODAS parties
La herencia de Washington>Azdca en- Formosa.
La riqueza privada en- Inglaterra,

Calcula Ell economists NJ. w
J. Harris que Ia fortuna privada, de
los capitalists ingleses ascleuden &
IN total de $3.50 mlllones de libras
esterlinas.
-BHndamos 4 los defensores
del reparto social dice un period.
co espaiol las sigulentes cifras,
expuestas en- uu mltin de Ia Real
Socledad de Estadistlca de Londres
con motlvo de una discussion acerca
de la liqueza realizable en- el RENO
Undo.
Distribute esa suma entire Ia
poblaci6n de la Gran B~retafa, re-
sultarfa para cada indivlduo TN ca
pital de 2o7 libras.
Colocadas estas en- buenos We.
lores del Estado 6industriales, pro.
ducirian una renta annual de siete
lihras, 10 que %equlvaldria q dos che.
lines ocho peniques por semana, 8
cuat.o peniques dlarlos. Y no ca.
be duda de que con esta renta dia-
ria lie lria a TODD comuuista IN ~
ricamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

La Corte superior de Virginia
ha nombrado administrator judi
clal de los blenes testamentarios de
George Washington, que adn no
han sido repartidos entire sus he.
rederos.
Consisten dichos bienes en- Glen
mil acres de terrenos que fueron
concedidos en- Ohio al Padre de la
Patria, primeramente por Inglate-
ira y luego por la Union America
M para recompeusar sus eminentes
servicios militares.
No es probable que los herede-
ros de Washington esperen entrar
en- possession de esas tierras, que
hoy valen cientos de millones de
pesos, pues entire elias fgura TODD
el terreno en- que esta asentada la
ciudad de Cleveland.
Por 10 mismo es de esperar que
ell Coneaeso vote en- favor de ellos
una fuerte snma para que Sc den
por indemnizados de la perdlda de
tan cuantiosa herencia.
Los japoneses estan hacienda
10 possible para obtener una pro-
duceion de az1car su6ciente para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

ell concrete interior, y escogido la
isla de Formosa como Ell terreno
apropiado para SD production.
En- 1905 Sc elaboraron $4,000
toneladas del dulce y en- 1906, 90
mil; es decir que lograron uu au
mento de $4,000 toneladas.
81 Gobierno del Jap6n ha pnes
to TN derecho sobre TODD eli az1car
e~xtranjero importado, mientras que
Ell de Formosa entra libre de dere
chos.
Sc ha establecido TN abureauu
azucarero en- la isla de Formosa,
bajo Ia direction del doctor Nitobo,
quien esta distribuyendo las varie.
dades de Gaia que mayor rendi-
miento dan.
La supericie actualmente bajc
cu'tivo de cana de az1car es dc
| SO, 900 acres mas 6 menos, TODD en
&
terra virger.
La maquinaria moderna este
reempla7ando 4 la antigua, y den
tro de muy POGO tempo no habra
v~estigios de los viejos molipos de
pIedra usados por los para moler
La CHA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
lvisa i~ntsIe!ante

Plaza de Ofdal de Sandal,
v1cank. -Vacante la plaza DE- OG,ia'
de Sandal de este pueblo en- .
81 haber de $1,000 anuaIe>. - jnvit+
q los sefores fa~cultatlvo. que 'tunar
las condolences legales para FL de
sempeho de dichs plaza, y deseen
Ser virla, u nit n >us substitutes n
A ,al lie cue suscnbe.
Fajardo, IA IL noviembre 1907
L. dc Cells, Alyalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

vlos en- SD afan de conjurar el peli-
gro de una gaerra para Ia cual no
estA preparada la nacion.
La pavorosa, Ia fatfdica pers-
pectiva de la guerra causa iusto pa
vor 1 las naclones del vlejo mundo.
Ri niedo es sin duda actuslmente
IN factor de gran lmportancia en- la
polihca europea.
Guido Labordot
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26
4 NENh|

Esta enfermedad
ataca con mas fire..
cuencia a las muje-
res, debidO q que la
sangre de la mujer
contiene mas g y
menOs h~emOglObina
Y menOS ~Sustancia
mineral que la del
hOmbro. La Emul-
sion dc Scott es Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-26

Sc solicitan vendedore para
este peri6dico.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-21
Colby Notes,

The women Of the Glass of 1907 are
situated As follows for this year: Myr-
It's Ba>sett. Hebron Academy; Annie
Cook, Hebron Academy; Ellen Peter
son. CoDurn Classical Institute: Sadie
Cummings, Ludlow Academy. Ludlow,
Vt. Addie Holway. Palmer High. Pal
mer Mass: caro- Beverage, Norway
High, Norway: atosc Beverage, Lubec
HiSh, -nbec; Hattie FoSSett. New
Gloucester High. New Gloucester; IneZ
Bowler. Calais High. Calais; Bertha
Mead. Ashhcld Academy, Ashtield
Mass. Lucy Whcnman, Higgins Glass
icall Institute. Charlestnn; Edith
Priest. "pstine High. Castinc; Lubellc
Ian. NnckltEl High. Rockland:
Georgia Corner. BluehilI High. blue
hin; Alma M"rr>sette. Bluchill High
H!utnili: Nrrkir \oyts. North Gram
mar WItervil!c: Alic. Tyler. Franklin
EiGh. Franklin. y. Il; Bertha Robin
soy. NEf;tlhaVcn High. Ninalhaven;
Grace Stttson. JAY High. jay; Marion
Le"rnVd "nl E7l:c WinsloW viii he at
home this year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-21

let Watcrrllp know that Colby had
Won i@r .;Tst championship game or
the season ~ 1907.
AZ soon :" The news Of Colby's vic
tory reached NatcrviIle a squad q.
Freshmen were detailed to gather ma
teridl Tor q hi:, bonfire and as the trair
drew i'll ut the station the torch was
applied To the big heap of barrels and
boxes WE;ch had been gathered for the
OCca sion.
The men Of TIN team returned from
til" game in GOOD shape and will be
out for practice Monday afternoon.
Coacn Bankhart expressed himself as
much plea with the work of tn.
team Saturday and With their condition
ut the conclusion If the game. Captain
SherbCrne had a word of praise. for
every man on the team and stated
that his men had returned from Lew
iston III the pink of condition. During
the game the lineup of the team was
not hanged nor WAS time called for :
Colby man.
The team Will be given light rrac-
tee Monday afternoon. but will be Civ
on some stiff practice during the week
in preparation for the game with Bow
dom ~ Alumni field next Saturday.
Mahany 10. mas returned to college
aiit will j." nut t"r practice Monday
All rnnun. He was Il good man last sea-
son ard will prove a valuable addition
IL tie squad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-21
TWO RAIDS.
Ore Yields othins--Uno Beer a.
AnctEer 70 Re Anai4zci.

Two raids wee mad" Friday night
by the enforcement Deputies. The places
visited were tho Milburi Fruit co. and
the Somerset Fruit co. At the StorH
run GN John Crocc nothing Of All in
toNi"ati:g nature was found. At the
store occupied Ly Emile Dchc FIVE
quarts OF whisky We're seized and one
Bottle NJ I'no tc2I. There vas no evi-
dcnce i'll this latter place that liquor
VAS being sold and the Whiskcy Was
found up stairs in the living apart
iE"nt" of the proprietor. AT his hear
ms. that evening l1ef0re Judge Bachei-
Ter i vas 'lioWr tliat the liquor vas f,r
his oNn personal use and was not in
teaIcd fol. illc!3al sale. The bottle Of
beer taken viii Re sent to i state
chemist for ANALYSIS ana the hearing
WAS continued until next "Wednesday
VIXEN the chemist will make his report
RS to t!e amount OF alcohol which the
beer contained. The enforcement
Identities concerned in the two raids
were Nessre. Stevens Of Lewiston.
Frer II of Bath. Towne Of Fairfield,
St.,ckrol, and Weston of SkowiCgan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-21
Doris Takes First Money==Carl
c. and Payline Divide Second.

The matched race between Payline
2.lls4, owned by Henry Barney of this
| city and Doris 2194 and Carl c. 2.l9h
| 10th owned by Walter s. Reynolds of
WinSlcW was held at the Central Maine
| Park Saturday afternoon and proved to
! he tn" best race seen in this City this
| year. The race was declared OF nj, p,
| four heats were trotted. Doris won two
| and was awarded the money. Carl O.
| ana Pavline We're tied for second place,
each winning i first, tw" seconds ard Il
| third position.
ALcut 100 people hraved the cold an,'
raw wind that had been blowing all
lav and stood huddlcd together in fur
| coats and mittens awaiting the result
of what had been hcraldad t. be one
Of the most closely contested races
Thy were not disappointed rs the
| hGr="s are three nf the fastest in the
state and nave been money winners
! in a!ou1 every race started during lie
past season.
The track was a little hcaVv. NUT rary
good for th.. time of the year and fast
time was made III each heat. the first
and second each going il o1"li.
.'Ariine ut til" start ~ lnc race was
easily the fnvcrite a"d TIE Silver
street fiction Went wild with ny. when
the black horse ZOO, i',n .jrSt + At w
length over Curl 9. iI>:t rayline
Was 4 triAe lame anl after tine first
hert It was evident that 10 would NOT
be able to hold out
The cat race. or 2-ininutn class for
q bushels Of oats was one Of the most
erioyablc and laTgh&ble affairs wit
messed for 4 long time. There We're
three starters IN the first heat AMI
neither Of the drivers ii would sec N
ever had much experience in horse
racing. They CONSUMED about tn"
whole Of the track ct times and At or"
time one of the drivers in making the
turN onto tho stretch came near gOi'. z
through tho entrance gate. They rig
"a CCed Gown IN" stretch, cutting Cacn
other of on making the turns aud s"rr-
el Il; ont Il Dozen ti!h : he:Grc getting
away in each heat.
II was great snort however for the
snectaiors ana alone was worth the
price of admission. Dora T.. 4 black
mare driven Ey Il man named Libby
was the winner taking three out of
four heats. This .1ar1 although young
VA; ore of the easiest going racers
that hove hecn on the track this sum-
mcr and if handled proHer'y would be
able t. rive an account Of herself
The distance raced in this race was
only y mile course and the best time
made was III.
The first race called was the match
cd raca. Doris drew the polo. Carl c.
second place and Payline third. After
scoring once they got away in fine
shape. Carl c. taking the lead and
holding it until the home stretch was
reached. when Pavline passed him AMI
came under the wire a winner by about
ore length. Doris kont with the other
horses until the last half was roached
when she dropped behind. Time Of
thn heat 2.19i..
In the second heat Pavline had tha
sole but Carl c. took the pace from
The start ana was never beaded. Doris
puehed Payline hard and came il 500
ord passing Pavline on the stretch.
This was the lost he1t Of tn" race. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-21
Waterville S.
Sk0Whegan @.

The football game between Water
Vile High and Gkovhegan High ~
Alumni field Saturday afternoon WAS
von by WatcrviIc. . to q. Both t.'AmS
played eoou. and ut times, brilliant
football. but the game was sadly
ma:"ed by the hong delays caused hE
the officials arguing over int, rprcta
tons Of the rules. y large part of this
was caused by the fact that the
coar.lt., Of 10th teams were officials
and were constantly interfering With
the rulings OF the referee
Far'iharn Of Watclvilic played 4
very strong game, especially IN the de-
fence. Tie WAS through on In" runner
on nearly every play and lis lacking
was OF the best. Labrack played 1t fine
offensive game. but the star play of
the day was II placcnie III kick from die
2j-yard line by Fostci. Il did not sore,
however. because Of holding in iii" line.
Capt I'hilbrcok folluHcd the bah close
'1ya, and was always on the spot when
stnC-c vas Il tumble
&Capt. Wiidts ~ Skuwheg%a vas
tes SHY the best man on his team. He
Wa equally good on offence ,nd de
fci.ce Srcd also did some line backing
that was noticeable. LeCaSC made
run of g. yards that nearly gave SHOW
heyan Il touchdown.
On the kickoff the ban went outside
on the 1J-yard line and Philhro"k fell
Oh il for Watcrvillc Waterfalls made a
few short gains and then tried a for
ward pas TIL ball as fumhled but
Mctiali III recovered it. Waterviile was
,,eD,lizeI five, Yards for off-Si1c plaI
Fa:nhom tried the end fer no gain and
it was SkoWhegan'$ bail. Reed tried
the center but on the third down fun
blcd an! Phibrook fell on the ball
Watcrvillc was again pcn1liZcd for Off
Sida play and not being able to gain.
rrSortrG to the forward pass, Jones to
Fhiiruuk. This was 4 success. but on
the ntyt play W&terville tried the same
trick and Reed secured the ball. Show
hogan fumbled and Crafty fell on the
ball On the second down F'arnham
fumbled and Reed again secured the
bali for SkowheGan. Reed punted to
Jones on SioWhegan's 20-yard line.
Watcrviilc made no gain and Foster
puntcd over the line for a touchback.
VII los kicked off from the o5-yard line
to Jones on Watervil5'.T 4o-yard line
and Jones ran the ball back so yards by
good lodging. Watervile made 4
steady gain down the field but again
attempted il forward pass and Reed
fell on the ball on Skowhegan's 10-yard
line No score in this half.
NilGes kicked off to Mcmahon on the
30-vard line. Waterville was forced
back and Foster punted to Merrill at
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Unclaimed Letters.

Following is the list of unclaimed
malt matter advertised oct. Il at the
N"t"r";ii" I'us t.. flee:
Hon -Drnrq.e~. Edmond: Burgess,
I,c*t'r NJ; Colby. George: ConnorS.
j. iiv: craven. Hurry: Dugay. Joe:
Ga2ni"'. los: Iiatch, Rev j. "
Hugh, :. Frames: kil!"y. David. La
r"Inir. \In"le,r; l.unslord. Sum:
.ariiii. Marshall: Miller. W;lter; Pei
l"ti'r. tijEi"r: Quinn. 2nns: Rankins
Harry =; S;t'i5orn, Wallace T., Sing
en- =; Tlcra!"A. Homer j.; rrialle.
Octave: Nr:.!>. T.. A.; Wrbbo.. Gilman:
N;;he,. . maid :: Worth, Arthur
Foreign NCr-i;uleau. George; For
tin. J"~tri:: MrDoa1!!. VIII. Moris.,o.
Albert; I;':-. .Ei,al: shea William
Women L;.!.;jlN. A.iss iillth;i.
N"l'fr- 'rI ,ts:. MIS-. S@sit: Ht-
ch"nan. Ms C.'r,l; Higgins. F'aIeXin"
l.. Miss; Hinton, Miss Clara: johnson.
Mr.. Nlni:' ia: l>cl.~y-. Mrs. Philip H.:
Lar.>in. aI.+. Mary ~; MERCER. Mrs.
bct'tvc: Perkins. Miss Edna; Pouiin.
Miss Art"ine;te: Spoalin. Mrs. Alice
STANLEY. Mr.. Frank; White. Miss
Mar: WHIT. Mrs.
Muscular. "ous-- SUPP Julia.
Fourth cll-%--i.cbiai.c. Tu!e:nllare.
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Hllue Cut.nat2s Eaker.

HARRY Ni@Ee If this city defeated
PHILLIP Baker o. Fairfield in 3-mile
r".lor stating race ut the Coliseum
Saturday evening. Baker took the lead
fer Inc FIRST two miles and then Nigue
took The r;'ce a:,i mold it 10 the finish,
'aEel being unable to pass him. Nisue
wa 9h"@n about -four feet at the fin
i5il. iii" three miles were covered in
10 mira; and = seconds. 4 large
numb'r Of ranple We're present to Wit
ness H." r;.c" and 10 enjoy the skat-
ing. Music was furnished by the Fort
Half"v Band.
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And All Colby
Celebrated!

The returning Colby team was met
at ,hc station saturday evening by the
vhnIe student body, including the COL
lege Band. For an hour previous to the
arri-al of the train The air about the
station was filled with the sound of
college yells and songs. The arrival of
the train was greeted with Colby the
long way" ana a: the various members
of the team stepped eff the train they
We're given hearty cheer and escorted
to their quarters by their enthusiastic
friends.
After greeting the team at the station
the boys. accompanied by the band.
marched down town and proceeded IL