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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-12
POSTUM CEREAL CO, LTD.
ou.rants. On Their Products.

We warrant and guarantee that
all packages Of Postum Cereal. Grape
Nuts and Eiijah's Mamma hereafter sold
by any jobber or retailer. comply with
the provisions OF the National Pure
Food Law. and are not and shall not
be adulterated or mis-branded within
the meaning Of said Act Of Congress
approved June 80. 1905, and entitled,
.An act for preventing the manufac-
ture, sale or transportation Of adul-
terated or mis-branded or poisonous or
deleterious foods. drugs, medicines.
liquors, and for regulating trafIlc there.
in for other purposes"
Postum CEREAL Co.. LrD.
G. w. PosT, Chairman.
4 Battle Greek, Mich.
Dec. IL. 1906.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day OF December, 1905.
BENJAMIN +. RErD,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires July !. 1907.
Our goods are pure. they always
have been and always VA - they Are
not mis-brandsd: We xvs alwaye
sipcs he 6egInnins Of dfa<business-
printed 1 truthful statement on the
nockaees Of the ingredients containe0
therein and We stand back Of ever
package. &
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-12
JOLIET 10 Be LAKE, AlRB0R
Leads All Illinois cItIss In HIch
Wages-Workmsn Wanted-An
Invitation to Everybody.

The city of Joliet Is sending broad.
cast an invitation to people who want
employment or who wish to make =
change in their fortunes. There ia
room in Joliet for thousands more.
1t is very prosperous and growing
city, now over $4,000 population. Il
has more than 100 important indus.
tries and hundreds of lesser ones. The
year 1907 will see q tremendous de-
mand for labor of all kinds. An un-
precedented year In building Is Ger.
tain. The railroads will spend
100000 on track elevation; new
power development will cost $4,000.
900 and third great enterprise will
spend 100000 more. The industries
of Joliet are generally enlarging their
works and require more men continu-
ally. At least 1000 hands can find
Immediate employment.
Wages are higher in Joliet than in
any other city of Illinois, as shown by
the government census, yet the cost
of living is no more than elsewhere.
Supplies may be bought direct from
farmers and the great markets of Chi
cago are only 40 miles away. Thirty
passenger trains run each way daily
between the two cities and an electric
line gives a half-hourly service.
Eighteen thousand people are regu-
lar wage earners in Joliet industries
and no one Is Idle who desires employ
ment. Machinists and molders are
especially wanted. Handy men who
can learn to run machines are in
steady demand. Women find EN-.
ployment in factories and shops where
the work Is suited to them.
BY reason of the two-and-a-half.
mile extension of the Chicago Drain
age and Ship Canal to Joliet the
largest vessels Of the great lakes will
discharge and receive cargoes at
wharves In the latter city and there
will be added 10000 horsepower, at.
fording cheap power for present and
future Industries. These advantages
will add UNNECESSARILY to the already
wide prestige of Joliet as great in
dustrial center. This canal will also
become a part Of the Government
Ship Canal to the Mississippi.
Joliet affords every advantage that
cities much larger can offer. The
free public library cost $250,000. The
school system ranks with the best and
the high school is well known to be
without exception the very finest in
the United States. Nothing Is so i'm
portant to a workingman as the OPP
portunity to educate his children
There are numerous special schools,
plenty Of churches, public parks. hand
some streets and all the opportunities
for life Of wholesome enjoyment
The city is free from labor troubles
Rents are from So a month up and
there is no better place for earning
and saving than Joliet. Write to the
Citizens Alliance, Joliet, for further
information.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-12
Peru Claims kurokI.

Gen. Kuroki. the famous Japanese
soldier, has been variously described
as Of Polish. Russian and German ex-
traction. Another interesting chap
ter has been added to this genealogical
symposium by an Official publication
in the Official Gazette. Of Lima, Peru,
which makes the claim, and submits
plausible statement Of facts to prove
1t, that Kuroki's father was Peruvian
patriot whose name was Transito
CharroQui. It Is also declared that
the generals father was = descendant
Of the Incas. who themselves are be-
lieved to have been descendants Of an
Asiatic race. 30 Kuroki is an atavism
and has come into his own in the land
Of his fathers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-12
Monarchs q, LlnauIsts.

Monarchs must know moro than one
language. King Edward. who trav-
eled 30 much, speaks French better
than some Frenchmen, and also Ger
man. The car of Russia speaks
French as well as his native tongue
and knows the numerous dialects.
Emperor William Of Germany speaks
French and English correctly. and is
also well versed in Latin. The king
OF Spain, the youngest of all, speaks
German with ease and also French
and English. Because Of his marriage
he now practices the latter. The king
OF Portugal speaks French, English,
German and Spanish. The king OF
Italy Is a master Of French and Ger
man and is also well versed in the va.
rious Italian dialects.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-12
THE STORY.

IHE oiOnIs
A CHAN looked about him. No other
IA Israelite was in sight. In his Gag.
erness to get into the midst Of Jericho
he had left his comrades quite in the
rear, and as he went about applying
the torch that the city might be
burned as the Lord had commanded,
curiosity led him to enter wing Of
what was evidently the kings pal
ace, and there before his eyes were
gold and silver and rich garments
scattered about In reckless profu-
sion.
They had gathered their treasure.
and then had to leave 1t behind In
their effort to escape" muttered
Achan as he stopped and dug his
fingers into the silvery pile at his feet,
and then let the coins sift through
them with merry Jingle.
Beneath the coins thus displaced he
caught the CLEAN Of gold. and push
ing the silver aside, eagerly, there
soon lay revealed before him a great
bar Of rich yellow gold. He took 1t
in his hands. It was more wealth than
he had ever held in his hands before,
and the wish half formed came into
his heart that It belonged to him.
Suddenly a voice seemed to speak
right at his elbow, saying:
"And ye. in any wise. keep your
seves from the accursed thing. lest ye
make yourselves accursed, when ye
take of the accursed thing. and make
the camp Of Israel a curse, and trou-
BILE It."
With start Achan looked about
him., letting the wedge Of gold fall
upon pile of silver with clatter, but
he saw no one. and partly treasured.
he turned his eyes again upon the
giittering gold at his feet.
who was to know II he took just
this one piece of gold from the midst
of 20 muchr he asked himself. and
his conscience answered back:
But Joshua solemnly told Us not
70 touch the accursed thing"
~Yes, but was not the gold and the
silver to be gathered and turned into
The treasury Of the Lordf" questioned
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SERMON ETTE.

"Make confession unto God"
This Achan had to do. This
every soul must needs do.
But confession at the judy
ment bar Of God and confession
at the mercy seat Of God are
az different az life 10 from
death.
Tho confession which 10
wrung from the unrepentant
heart brings with II no claim
for mercy, but the repentant
heart as II pours out Its confess
sion Of guilt may claim the
promise: az we confess our
Wins God w faithful and just to
forgive US our sins and cleanse
us from all unrighteousness."
II is a solemn thought that
all things are to be revealed be-
fore God. duke 12:2-5.) 1--WE shall
all stand before the Judgment
seat Of Christ. For II 10 writ
ten, A. ! live, saith the Lord,
every knee shall bow to me, and
every tongue shall confess to
God. So then every one Of US
shall give account Of himself to
God"
Let us fix this thought In
mind, then, o soul: That con-
fessIon of the hidden things Of
thy heart and life must be made
to God. II may be delayed, but
II cannot be evaded. II must
come.
But when? The time, the place,
are within the choosing Of every
soul.
"To-day II ye will hear his
voice." "Now is the accepted
time" This is Gods call to
confession.
His voice sounds out from the
mercy seat where Christ the
crucified one stands to blot out
the transgresslon and save from
sin.
"choose you this day" viii
you unfold your heart and life
to God and receive his mercy
and grace, or will you with re-
beIIious heart shut him out and
turn deaf ear to his cry az
he pleads: Turn ye, turn ye,
for why will ye die7"
For such there waiteth the day
Of wrath and vengeance from God.
The day Of grace sinned away, tho
soul must at last appear before
God, there to make confession
to the sins Of the life and the
heart. It will no longer be a
matter Of choice, but of absolute
necessity, for the searching eye
of God will discover every hid
den thing.
But oh, how vastly different
will that scene be from that
which It might have been the
privilege Of the soul to enjoy.
No longer does the voice of God
sound forth from his seat Of
mercy. The day of mercy has
passed. The day of judgment
has come, and the guilty soul
can find no refuge In which to
hide. The confession Is wrung
from the unrepentant heart, and
the voice Of God sounds from
the judgment seat saying:
depart from me, ye that work
Iniquity."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-12

Scripture NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., chap
ter z.
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the camp saying:
This is the word Of Joshua. call.
ing upon the people to sanctify them.
selves against the morrow, for thus
saith the Lord God of Israel: There
is an accursed thing in the midst of
thee, o Israeli. thou canst not stand
before thine nemies until ye take away
the accused thing from among you"
Achan listened with blanchine
cheek, and a great fear seized his
heart. Every eye seemed to be
turned upon him as he passed through
the camp and sought the seclusion of
his tent. The moaning OF the wind
seemed to be a voice crying out its &C.
cusation against him. The rustic of
the leaves in>the trees by his tent
seemed to be whispering together and
talking Of his guilt. And everything
about him seemed to be saying. TO
morrow" Tomorrow"
All, Achan didst thou but know that
thou vert dealing not with man alone
but with God, thou wouldst not with
such holiness and hard-heartednes
have gone with thy brethren into that
great company Of Israelites. Slowly
but surely under the direction of Gods
spirit the people were sifted out, un-
til at last Achan was taken and . con-
fession wrung from his lips which
spake his doom. for sin when It II
come to the full bringeth forth
death.
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GEO. TaoKAs. C. P. |.
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EOTAS De AREc|BO
La vista del Goberna-
dor q esta ciudad.
Para Mayagiiez.
ESCUELA CLAUSURADA
Planta electrical en- proyecto.
Procession de Corpus,
FL Padre Pima.
ESCUELA CLAuSURADA

Junio, 3. Ell Hou. Goberna-
dor en- su vista a esta ciudad, yisi
to las o6cinas del Municipio, Corte
de Distrito y la carcel. En- el tren
de la mailana sali6 para Mayagiez.
"A consecuencia de no prestar
seguridad el piso de la casa que
ocupaba la Escuela Baldorioty, ha
sido clausurada hasta tanto Sc hacen
reparaciones. Es de imprescindible
neeesidad la construction. de un
nuevo edifcio para las Escuelas que
reuna todas las condolences que mar
ca la Ley, por 10 tanto 4 la Junta de
instruction toca proponerlo al De-
partamento.
FL Ingeniero senior Ramos
ha presentado al municipio Tin IN
forme comparative de la planta elec-
trica con fuerza hidraulica y con
fLerza de vapor.
| Aver tarde, con la acostum-
brada solemnidad Sc celebro la pro-
cest6n del Corpus, recorriendo los
alrededores de la plaza donde ha-
bfase levantado cuatro altares.
Acompaiiaban la procession va
rias Congregations y asociaciones.
-Por motives de salud, el tan
respectable como estiinado vicario d.
esta Parroquia Padre Pima, Sc All.
senta de Arecibo con una licencia
sustituyendole interinamente el'Pa
Dire Rexach. Arecibo siente mu,
mucho la ausencia del virtuoso sa
cerdote y digno vicario, que del
un grato recuerdo en- todos sus fe
ligreses.
Para el domingo 10, Sc anur
cia la velada en- este Teatro bene
fcio del joven Arturo Santana.
CeRREsPoNsAL.
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NOTAS De la |SLA
Un telegrama de HUI
1nacao.-Rii1a d pedra-
das en- la Ceiba.
RENUNCIAs ADMlTIOAS
La del Juez y el Secretario dc
la Corte municipal del pue.
bio de Yauco.
RENuNClAs ADMlTIDAs

Nuestro buen amigo don Jose
Manuel Perez, que hasta ahora ha
venido siendo el presidente de la
Uui6n en- Humacao, nos dirije des-
de esta ciudad el siguiente telegra-
ma:
aDEMocRACIA, San Juan, : Ter
minada convention fue nombrado
presidente don Antonio de Audrey.
Felicitamos al partido, Jest Ma.
nUef Rres.n
Aver presentaron las renun-
cias de sus cargos, las cuales les
han sido admitidas por el Goberna-
dor, el Juez y el Secretario de Ia
Corte municipal de Yauco seiiores
Juan Mattel Lluveras y Juan AFRO
yo, respectivamente. Dichas va
cantes Sc cubriran Ell breve.
En- Ceiba tuvieron aver una
riha a pedradas los individuos Ru
6no Ramirez y Francisco Garcia
hiriendose mutuamente. Ambo
fueron arrestados y puestos d dispo
sici6n del Juez.
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alUlm ESPECIAL De IA GOBl!OlDEIuw IA DEuOCBIGw UuDE
Francia en- terri
bles condiciones

Paris JUNO 4.-Las condolences en- que, per
causa de la huega de los marineros Sc halla Fran
cia son terribles Emigrantes en- extraordinario
ndmero, que aguardaban embarcar en- Marsella y
en- otros puertos han invaddo todos los hotees que
Sc encuentran atestados. Apesar della profusi6n de
hoteles casas de huespedes, millares de enigran-
tes que no han encontrado acomodo en- tales casas,
han tornado de viviendas los muelles otros las
autoridades les han improvzado hoepedaje en- las
playas en- otros stios p1blcos. Los transportes
Sc han tenido que utiizar para la conducci6n de
Ia correspondence no solo Ia los varios puer-
tos de la repdblica sino a las colonias. En- igual
servicio estan utlizandese los botes torpedos, en-
Ell Mediterraneo. En- Argelia ocurre 10 msmo, y
en- T1nez, sobre e cua ejerce protectorado Fran
cia tambien los marineros han secundado sus
corupaferos de Ia Metropoli.
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Marines holandeses.
Tafnbien en- hue1ga

Rotterdam, JUNO 4.-Todos los marineros ho-
landeses Sc han presentado en- huelga. Por prirera
vez, los marneros de Holanda quebrantan su disci-
plina, que es Ia mas severa de todas las que tigen
en- Europa, entire los marines. Sobre estos. una
gran responsabilidad gravita en- Holanda 81 aban-
donan I'm minute su servicio. Todavfa los mari
noros de Ia reserva Sc les castga con mayor sever
dad ID mas leve falta. Y, al ser llamados al servi
clio, tambikn Sc declararan en- huegs. Esta, asf en-
Francia, como en- Ingaterray este pals, revste lin
nuego car4cter, que nquieta los gobiernos, por la
frnne sclidaridad demostrada, ademas de no ser
ebra local de franceses ingleses sino obra id sr-
nacionai, acuerdo que parece habra de exteiderse
Alemania. donde es tambien muy severa Ia disci-
plina entire marines.
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Una centella cay6
sobre IN globo,

Roma, JUNO 4.-N rey Victor Manuel, acom
pakado de SD esposa, ide6 pasar revsta las tropas
desde I'm globo. Prepar6se este por complexities
tEcnicos militares en- 81 elevaronse los reyes dc
Italh para coutemplar desde el espacio Las manio-
bras militares. Halikadose 8 luna altura de 700
PIES una centeila cay6 sobre el globo, q cuai Sc
voice viniendo terra. Los soberanos salvarohse,
saliendb solo con lgeras contusiones. Pereci6e un
captain del ejercito que les acompaaba, herido por
Ia centea. 81 suceso cause gran inquietud en- esta
capital, el compacto pdblico que presenciaba la
revista militar prorrumpi6 en- vivas 4 los re-
yes,a verlos satar competamente ilesos del buque
akreo.
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Irnperio de China.
Gran revolucion.

Annoy JUNO 4.-Se teme una revouci6n for
midable, con rami6caciones en- todo el pals. Ese
alzamiento va encaminado derrocar a la dinastia
reinante Lo acaudan polfticos de ideas liberaes,
que inteutan la transformation del imperio Sc di-
ceque ese estado de cosas, no es ajena la inhuen
cia japonesa. Los revolucionarios Sc han organi-
zado perfectamente, por medic de una sociedad Sc
creta que cuenta con tres milones de miembros y
que viene funcionando en- el pals desde hace algu-
nos amos. De este modo, han logrado acumular
cuantosos recursos destins dos la compra de arma
nentos al sostenimiento de la revoluci6n todo el
tempo que sea precise.
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plina entire marines.

Esta noche lse pondrd en- es-
cena en- q teatro municipal la zaf-
zuela de Chapi ala Ternpestad'.
Eu ella -dicen-se distingue nota-
blemente el sefior Morales en- su
papel de Sin'6n., .
La respetabilisima sehora Ed
ma EleAa Wood, presidenta de la
sLlga anti -Tuberculosa, y ha pasado
una circular a mas de treinta due
hos de caballos de Ia isla, en- soliei-
tud de sd coucurso para las carre
ras que 4 bene6cio de la Liga Sc
han de veri6car el domingo pr6xi-
mo.
SabemOs que la mayoria de los
sehores invitados han centestado va
{ Mrs Wood, efreciendole su coope-
fAci6p, proponiendose el comite or
gAnizador que el programa resulte
i1uy interesante.
Todos los palcos han sido colo
cados, eneontrandose el comits er
un verdadero conHicto para pode1
atender 4 las peticiones que de di
ehas localidades Sc lie hacen de to
das parties de la isla.
-Ha sido nombrado don Jost
Oller, esten6grato de Ia ofcina d.
Tasaciones, en- la Tesorerla d.
Puerto Rico, cubriendo Ia vacant
Ocurrida por fallecimlento de dor
Rafael Power.
Ell sabado pr6ximo el Coro
mel Grahsme y ofciales de las com
pahias de Ia Guardia nacional, e
San Juan, daran una comids en- es
ta ciudad, 4 los o6ciales de las con
pahias de la misrna institution d
Ponce, sehores Doctor Moret, e
dulfo del Vale, T, Laguna, Pedl
!. Armstrong, Mario Belaval y
oppenheimet.
-En Ia convention celebtaC
en Humacao para Ia designacit
de los nuevos eiementos que han (
constituir la junta local de la Unit
en- dicha ciudad, fue elegida Ia
kuiente candidatura:
Presidentes honorarios d
LIDS NuhOs Rivera y doctor d
Manuel zsuo Gaudta j presider
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q lmpre esionles y noticias

efectivo, don Antonio de Audrey;
tesorero, don Abelardo Saez; secre-
tario, don BartolomG Flaquer; vo-
Gales: don Antonio Lopez Cuadra,
don Ernesto Lopez, don Pedro Del
gado, don Juan Ortiz, don Eulaho
G. Garcia. y don Luis G. Torres;
suplentes: don Jose Marquee Roig,
don Felipe Garcia, don Juan R.
Lois, don Jose Toro Quinones, don
Antonio Delgado y don Monserrate
Delgado.
Dadas las prestigiosas persona
lidades que forman dicho comite,
nos parece muy acertada la cleo
ci6n.
Hoy embarc6 para los Esta-
dos Unidos, Ell joven don Antonio
Vizcarroudo, empleado que fue de
la o6cina del Attorney General.
-Anoche regres6 en- ferroca.
rril, de Mayagtez, el Hon. Gober.
nador Post. Fl sabado pr6ximC
saldra para Guayama.
-Esta noche principiaran La
clases de taquigrafia en- Ell Atenec
Puertorriquefio, a cargo del profe
sor senior Asenjo.
I'll Hon. Juez Audrey, en- 81
despacho, deseStimo hoy una mo
ci6n de nuevo juicio presentada pc
los seiores Atxmayer & Son, en- {
pleito quo les sigue don Cayetan
Coll y Cuchf en- cobro de honora
rios como abogado.
I'll doctor Goenaga, directc
del Manicomio, visit6 esta maiian
al Gobernador.
-Ha sido nombrado miembi
de Ia Junta Escolar de Patillas
, sehor Ramon Mauras.
Ell Tribunal Supreme ha d
clarado hoy con lugar el sHabet
a Corpuss presentado por Ell abogac
i don Jose de Guzman Benftez, a f
e vor del conhnado Jose de Thoma
d que sufre eondena por asesinat
/ dsclarands nula la sentencia dict
da por Ia Corte de Distrito de H
d macao.
n 81 argumento presentado ?
.e el abOgado en- este asuuto y que