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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-19

UNIQUE state OF affairs for an Amcri-
can. a complete turning OF the taples'
II Is enough for hostess TO be aoie
10 say Our late American ambassador
IN coming" to guarantee the success
Of hor party, one of the special charms
OF this diplomat Is the fact that he
never forgets a face. The most casual
acquaintance he met here years ago he
viii be able to place and name. rms,
however. poVed awkward the othar
night for a spendthrift, the youngest
| brother OF n needy peer. who was In the
! habit OF borrowing money from MI
Choate when he resided ~ the Aueri-
can embassy.
AMERICA TO THE RESCUE.
How has the world been treating
YOU IN my absence?" said the exam
bassador as he went UP 10 his old ac-
quaintancc.
When America claimed you, | con-
cudcd my last trump card had gone,
he replied, but not a bit OF 1t; for a
few months later America furnished
me with rich wife, and IL you VIII
have the goodness to give me an ac-
count of my Indebtedness and the In
terest check will be yours on the
SPOT"
History does not record whether
Choate was In a position TO furnish the
desired account
W1NDFALL FOR DUKE.
The Duke of Manchester has at last
come into some money. Talking OF IL to
a friend at London club the other
day he remarked, Though 1t Is not
much, 1t viii nevertheless give fellow
a certain independence and selt-re-
spect" This wlndfall comes through
the death of Sidney, Duchess of Man
chester, a delightful old lady who was
known to her intimates rs Duchess
Dobbs."
The duke Is very indignant with his
father-in-law, who has suggested that
he is not capable of taking care of his
newly acquired income and has em-
phatically declined his assistance in the
matter. As everyone who knows any
thing of Manchester realizes. he has a
fine capacity for getting through
money, so his father-in-law's sugges-
ton Is not, after all. so far fetched
as It might seem TO be- OF late. never
theless the, duke has improved con-
siderably not being half such a spend
thrift as he used to be. He Is absolute
ly under the thumb of the duchess, who
Is q most tactful, judicious. and for an
American. a most amazingly domesti-
Gated woman. The gay and gddy haunts
OF London claim him no longer In
deed when he IS seen here 1t Is almost
Invariably at his wlfe's side,
LADYMARY.
SALTAIR SUNDAY CONCERT
Fort Douglas Military Band.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-19

Made OF fine lawn. pique and
linens. Some of them have col
ored Innings. large sailor collars
and are embroidery trimmed,
TO 5 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-19

Newhouse, ie; 16; 1s l6. sales 100.
Utah Copper, 20: 90. 80; 20: sales 100.
Tennessee Copper. 40; 40; 40; 30; sales
100.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

last Tuesday. They havs been ~ HI.
|city for some time under osteopathIe
treatment.
Mrs. Mary Pratt who has been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Kclley,
since last Ousuber, returned to her home
10 Spearv lie Monday, accompanied by
Mrs, Kolley.
Mrs. Gordon Finley and Mrs. Otis
Thompson spent Wednesday In Hutchin-
son Mrs. Thomps returned In the
evening but Mrs. Finley will not return
until Friday evening.
L. A. HiIoorn Of Garden City was here
"Wednesday Oh business. dr. Hilborn
was In this city last fall for some time,
painting and decorating the exhibit car
sent from this city last September
through the central states.
Mrs L. IL. Miller, Miss SADIE Slime,
Ralph aud Karl Miller left Wednesday
mor,ing for l.'"d.bnx. where they will
attend the Messiah at Bethany College.
Mrs. Peril IN and daughter Juliet, and
Mrs. Miliikan and daughter Hazel will
leave this evening for Lindsborg
viii Imrl returned home Tuesday
morning from Ration, N NJ, where he
has been assisting bis brotherinlaw, VIM
Reao-, IN rvival work. Besides the
services held In Ration, a very successful
meeting was held In Yankee, N. M "a
small mining town, and church was
organized there. Mr.. Incl reports the
wind aud dust to b. very bad 10 New
Mexico.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Pauline Evans entertain ned sixteen OF
ner little friends ct party on Tuesday,
10 celebrate her eleventh birthday The
Young people enjoyed various games and
The hours from FIVE to eight o'slocK p .ssrd
only TOO som for the merry little COM
pany. Ice cream and caks was served.
~iss Pauline received many nice presents
which will be pleasant reminder OF the
day Those present were: Fay Tolley,
Doroihy Brown, Inez Kolley. Frankie and
Eleanor Sturgeon, Gertrude MIsner, Ru b
dalton, Helen Postou, Majr Barnett,
Grorxe Tate, Irene Dickson. Maude Ba :
ker, Grace Martin, Dorothy Oldpn, Ben
ME Hendricks, and Fannie reare.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Sweet are the pleasures that to verse be
long,
Aud doubly sweet. a brotherhood OF ong."
G. \. Matthews.
The Atheneum club hrl All Interesting
meeting u last Friday afternoon Ut tb.
hOme Of Mrs. H Z. CatlIn. Mr.. arl
stliu was present as a guest. The p,O.
gram consisted OF four papers, "B-au
mont aud Fletcher" aud "Philaster" by
Mrs Madison, and "Wehster, Foro, Mas.
.inger" BY Mrs. Coolidge. both read b,
Ars. Graves, "rhe Faithful Shephei dtss''
by Mrs. Judd and "Seents irOm TIE
Duchess Of Msl6" by MIRA Brown. Roll
aIl was aus "sred with quotations tr"n,
Julius Carsar. The next mseting of the
''Iub will bs With Mrs. Gordon Fiulev on
april the 18th, and was 10 have been
private thentricals but instead Of these, u
program will be given and scenes will be
read from the Merchant OF Venice.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
Choice investment.

A choice investment for money In land
adjoining d Mse city | will ff-r for a
limited limo the North half Of the North.
west quarter Of section 70. Township 26,
Range Is. This tract Of land haa 80 rods
NJ beautiful East frontage on sixth nve.
nue. west Of Shinn's addition to DODGE
City, on the most desirable street for
homes If any location In Dodge City
The East half ~ this tract can all be sold
Ut good p''crs TOR building lots and the
present demand for this class of property
would make this land exceedingly low at
my price ut 5000 for the whole tract.
See me at ralIman & H"gan's "ffice.
WELLS TALLMAN
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

A merry party Of seven enjoyed last
y Saturday 10 Hutchinson Mrs. J0nn
Sfoner aud Mrs. Ross P,xley went up
from this city where they met Miss
III amor Milton and her friend Miss Carl
from Sterling. Miss Hutson II Hutchin.
son and her sister Mr'. g. A. Milton NJ
this city wu0 Ia visiting for few days
IN Hutchinson. The day WIS thoroughly
enjoyed bv all.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
WOMEN'S CLUB MEETINGS
AND SOCIETY NOTES
RATH u BAINBRIDGE

~ A. Err, the season Of The year
when mind, blossoms forth
after b. r mid-winter'S rest. In
dainty new gown and bal, h
almost here. or course many new gown
viii be spe0 this Easter, but the hat II
an especially important feature Of the
curing wardrobe. The hats shown tAi'
eesson are charming 10 degree, the
c6iors are new and very pleasing and the
vide scope Of permissible styles 10 quite
remarkable, the cOlOrs much 10 vogue
at this time are Copenhagen blue. Haubiu
Green, Flanand red and the Namkin,
which shades ,om dried apricot to Z
Cream and j. much 10 favor. The mush-
Fo"m effect is by all means the leading
Gbape ami this Is closely followed by the
4irshl ~ and sainhounne effects. Legh0rn'
will be popular this year also and es-
Pecially the scorch lpghorns. which are
gtslly scorched WIN 6re, giving the
turnt appearance much In vogue. AL
varieties of 1vweTs are used, but priUsi.
&ally the morning glories. pansies, dai
kles, dandelIODs and oil the natural hOw
<r, which are so perfect. tine has q Wild
desire 10 pick them IF. Ribbons are
cpd In great profu.lon on every style Of
bat and many beautiful ideas are shown
do ribbon trimming.
Drapery wells are also worn and fsstei
Elese Ut the back OF the hair with the new
veil pin. There IL such variety Ia
choose from that all can be suited, and II
fbe weather Of the coming Sunday 10 fne,
6ycoming hats and beautiful spring
Rbwns will be much IN evidence.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

The SOrOsIs club business meeting was
held on Wednesday evening nc the home
II Mrs. Jennie Williams. Inc following
Ulcers were elected for the coming year:
Misc Nellie Chapman, president; Mrs.
Frances Ready. vice president; Miss
Euialia Nrvins, secretary; MISS Anna
Martin, treasurer; Misses Chapman and
Martin will serve their second year 10 tbe
same Office The next regular meeting
will be 10 tive weeks ct the home. Of Mrs.
Goddard.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

The PhilOsnsshs met With Mrs l. r
Ailllsr on last Friday afternoon, March
End. TteTc was good attendance and
xHo guests, Mrs. fitzgerald and Nm
Baldwin. The program was on the sub.
Feet Of music and was unusually interest
Zig The opening number was selection
@y the ladies Trio, Mesdsmes Hubbard,
@owen and GaTdner with Mrs. Hellwsrth
\ i the piano, end was % heartily eneOred
G,st the quartet responded With Pleas
DIX selection. After roll call which wss
answered with musical anecdotes, ths
following papers were given; "Handsr'
~ Mn. Owinnss. "The Mssslah," Mss.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
Cscnn55 FI0noF o. KnTgn7N000G.

When J. Henniker Heaton, M. P.
declined to accept the honor Of knight
hood the other day on the retirement.
OF the Balfour Cabinet, he declined for
the third time. The title was offered
him in recognition Of his services in
carrying the imperial penny postage
scheme in 1898 and introducing tele-
graphic money orders In the United
Kingdom and the parcel post In
France.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Dr. @. ". Coondeld, Ostpopathis ply.
riclan Of thIs place. has engaged the ssr-
vices Of Dr. Edward Adams as an assist.
ant end will establish Q branch Office q
Bucklin. Or. Adams comes fresh from
school and hospital work. and 10 highly
recommended, Dr.. Coonaeld located BID
once In Dodge City four pears ago aud
his practIce has grown steadily 10 thia
city and county and even over q wider
territory. d.. Adams will assist With
The woFE and sss later dass may enter
the once q . partner.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
true to His Creed.

"Blngley is a through.and-through
pessimist." observes Fadoogus.
YES" responds Migglebury.
yes. Why, he had his photograph
taken last week to send to his rela
tives, and what do you suppose he
did," :
"Scowled. Of course, when the pno
tographer told him to look pleasant.
ITO be sure he did. And then, In
stead Of having the photos made up |,
the usual way. he ordered every on,
Of them nnithsd IN blue print"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Miller, "Muslc and Religion" Mira.
States. Then the description Of ak world
pictures were given, three by Mrs
Young, viz: "Aurora", "Holy Night"
nui "Ihe Assumption Of the Virgin,
and three BY Mrs. Peftij'hR, "'rhe In
msculnre Conception, "Beatrice Cenci"
aud "Rub.ns' Descent from the Cross"
These descriptions were left over from
he lat meeting and although they were
not IN the subject Of the dav, were much
enj ,yed "a beautiful pictures always are
rhe hext club meeting will be at the
h"m- Of urs. Pettij"hn on Friday, April
the l2Ih, and will be domestic SCIENCE
day, with Mrs. G. A. Milton and Mr.
PettijOhn as demonstrators.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
PERSONALS

Mrs. Rert Boyd of Bucklin made Q trip
10 this city Tuesday.
W. L Curry Of the Bargain store, was
On the sick list this week.
senator r Dumont Smith was ip Dodge
CiIy for few days this week.
Mr. and MIRA Al Herzpr returued last
Saturday from Dslhart, Texas
D. A. B.nts oi Great Bend Is In The
cny this week ~ legal business
Chas. MeIlies returned to this city
Tuesday from TIP through Texas.
Mrs. Al Rioey expects to leave Sunday
evening for indianapolis, for u visit.
Wallace Junkin 10 hume FROM Dalharl
On short visit with Ills family here.
Mss Kate kinkea,i, .,eiiugraph-r for
J W. Fitzgerald, was quite III this week.
George Moore aud =. Allen Of Gin.
arron, were visitors 10 this city Monday.
Dr. E II. Bailou left for Kansas City
Monday evening to attend II dental meet.
ing.
Mr.. J. J. Mcintyre returned from
visit In Ualhart, T-xas, last sunday even.
NY.
Neil Parker OF Kiusley spent sunday In
this city, the guest Of Mrs. Warren
Brown
Mrs. }. V. Cooper Of Belpre, 10 visiting
for few days this week with Mrs. WIN.
Burgess.
John Powers Of Mary land, came to tins
city last week aud has decided 10 make
his l0me here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garth Of Larned are here
vlsltiug AZ tue h"me Of their daughter,
Mis-. X. U. Vernon.
viii Miller left Monday morning for
Liudsborg, Kansas, 10 attend the Messiah
al bethany College.
J W. Campbell Of Liberal visited 10
this city Tuesday ut tue nome Ut his sis.
ter, Mrs I A Scates.
WarreA Wiaterburn. station inspector
for The santa Fe, has been 10 This city TO-
the past few days, On business.
Mrs. John Il. Gibson has returned from
KinsIey, where she has been visiting her
parents, hr aud Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. ) Van kiper Il WiIburn visited
10 this city Monday and Tuesday at the
home Of her sou, uarl Van Rlper,
Mrs Mills aud her mother Mira BUR-
returned TO this oil Monday after y
short visit with friends 10 Bucklln.
Miss Trina Kolsy who has beeu Ill at
her hume for several days, resumed her
position at the Bargain store this morning.
Miss Blanche Churchill Was home y
few days this week from Bethany Col.
lege, Topeka, where sne 10 student this
sea-Un.
j W. Hi-h and family who came here
recently to make their home, have moved
into their new house On farm six miles
frUm town.
Mr.. and Mrs r. e Krill of Usage City
lett Wednesday .AOrDing for their home.
after weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. X. Wilkinson.
Mrs. J. q Baird and Mr.. q. T. Young
left Monday evening for Denver, where
Mrs. henderson Baird, daughter OF NJ
Young. 10 verv III.
Albert Watkins, Of the law Arm n
Sutton d Scates. was In Topeka = few
days this week on . matter before the
insurance 0'mmissioAer.
Mrs. Cbas Clark. end daughter Mae.
Of Las Vegas, n q is here visiting hsr
cousins, Mesdsmes r. b. Young, II. 3
Bvown and a. q Nelson.
Chas A Best Of the land once, will
leave nonday i0F wichita, where be will
take the civil service examination tor q
new department b government work.
NJ. Oslin AlsxsAdsr and sister, Mis
M...A s.A..a.~A A. hhafe h,ns.A L. Fed
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION.
Evening schools average twice 90
many young men as young women.

Evening schools average twice 90
many young men as young women.
Any neglect Of opportunity for chill
dren under twelve is objectionable.
Sour dispositions should remember
that weeds never have sweet perfume.
No public library 10 respectable
without good equipment Of teachers
books.
Any man can figure until both ends
meet, but It takes an artist 70 weld
them together.
The world is too full Of people who
never are noticed except when they
have . grievance.
Most men are working and saving %
that they may have q more preteA-
tious monument Than. their neighboTA
--uacie Dick n Madison Journal,
a
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Il T. Cstliu entertained
ut six O'clock dinner AT the Harvey
House on Saturday evening as II farewell,
10 Mrs. 8 aw who left that evening for
dior l.. Covers were laid for ak
Mrs. Shaw, Or F. B. OI~ll. Miss Gar.
roll, X. N Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Cstlin.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28
Jas. 0'MaIIey
& Sons
I Block West Of Library
First Published March 81, 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
70 WHO'S IT lrAt CoNcERK:

TO WHon IT mar CONCERN:
Notice % hereby given that the under.
signed has nlod his petition In the probate
court OF Ford County, Kansas, asking for q
permit 70 sell iMtOxleasing liquors 40 bro.
yided By law, and that said petition will be
heAFS 20 ne ssEd day Of April, I9e7, ct Q
0'clock, 81 the once OF Probate Judge In
RATH B BAlssMDes.
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ANY neglect Of opportunity for chill
dren under twelve Is objectionable.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

"sweet are the pleasure, that to verse be
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-28

Sour dispositions should remember
that weeds never have sweet perfume.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
STORE (0R2|0S

AvisO-San Juan, P. R., sep
tiembre 7 de I9o7.-Seiior Director
de LA DEMocRAc1A.
Se1or: La presente tiene per
objeto participate que desde el lu-
mes, 9 de septiembre del corriente
aho, la correspondence para los
puntos de la carretera central, CO,
menzando en- Rio Piedras hasta Jua.
ma Dlaz y sus rami6caciones, SC
cerrara & las 40 y 50 minutes de Ia
tarde, precisamente q la llegada de-
ferrocarril del oeste.
Y tengo el gusto de comuni
carlo q 'pted, para que al mismc
tempo qde Sc sirva hacerlo pIblicc
en- su importante peri6dico, Sc sirv;
enviar el misn1o q estas o6cinas d.
correos, en- tempo oportuno, para
su despacho a dlchcs puntos.
My respetuosamente, w. K
Landas, Postmaster.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
|NFORMES LOCALES
En- el Cuaftel de la Po-
lic1a. En- el Hospi-
tai Municipal.
CON EL GOBERNADOR
Julcio por violacl6n de sepul'
tura. -Otro por asesina.
to en- primer grado.
CON EL @BERNADOR

Hoy no Sc han recibido tele.
gramas de la isla en- Ia ofcina del
cuartel general de la policia.
Ell dia 24 del actual Sc vera
el juicio por jurado contra Francis
co Vega, acusado de asesinato en-
primer grado en- en- la persona de
Juana Gonzalez (a) aCascara amar-
gaO, crimen ocurrido en- la casa co.
nocida por el eChuchuru,nbes
Hoy visitaron al gobernador
los sefiores Attorney General, Bor-
da y Wilson.
En- el hospital municipal fue
dado de alta, Ru6no Rivera y falle.
ci6 Julio Elicier.
Para maiiana esta sefialada en-
la Corte de Distrito de San Juan, la
vista del juicio de la causa instrui.
da contra Pedro Elias y Fernando
de Juan, por violaci6n de sepultura.
Los abogados de la defensa sehores
Sweet. Rossy y Campillo, han Pc
dido julcio por separado para cada
uno de los acusados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
Congreso de la Paz'
Reglas adoptadas'

La Haya, septiembre 1o-Han sido adoptadas
las reglas con respecto los mas importantes pun
tos que fueron objeto de discussion causa de re-
chazar1es en- Ia forma en- que Sc presentaran, cast
todos los representatives de las nacones surameri-
canas. Los referidos puntos fueron los siguentes:
el reacionado con la formal declaration de guerra
DOR medic de ultimatum antes de romper las hos
tilidades, el otro el relative los deberes dere
chos de los neutrales Sc cree que la oposici6n
demostrada por los representatives de las nacones
suramercanas, en- esa proposition va resuelta favo
rabemente, era con obeto de ganar voluntades para
triunfar en- 10 relative dproposciones que contlenen
10 mas esencial de la doctrina Drago que tambien
han sido aprobadas por el Congress-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
Decision del &C
bier ~
'AdnO,

La Haya, septiembre L ,os delegados por
Venezuela han recibido nuevas instrucciones para
que no Sc retiren del Congreso. Esta nueva deci-
sion del gobierno de Venezuela obedece estar de
acuerdo con e critero que ha prevalecido entire to-
dos los delegados del Congreso en- 10 referente al
cobro forzoso de deudas contra(das. Hubo segdn
Sc afrma una mala inteligenca en- la Interpretation
de un acuerdo del Congreso 10 cual coincd6 con la
resouci6n adoptada por los ribunales de Venezuela
EN- el asunto de Ia Bernudez Company el formal
ofrecimiento de pago hecho por Ell gobierno de Ca
racas al gobierno belga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
Ell vapor "Lusitania.'
Para Nueva>Y York,

Londres, septiembre 1o,-El vapor sLusltanias
de la linea Cunard, sali6 el sabado para New York
Este barco es uno de los mas hermosos rapdos de
Ia compahia. Un extraordnario iuteres sin prece-
dente, desperta la travesfa del aLusitania' cuyo
bordo van distinguidos pasajeros expertos nava-
les. En New York Sc hara una gran reception
los trpulantes pasaeros del citado barco, que Sc
dsputa Ell primer puesto entire los que de otras COM
paiiias hacen el mismo recorrido. Es muy possible
que el eI.ustanias llegue ell jueves New York La
casa Cunard Sc ha visto invadida por numerosas
personas solicitando informes de la marcia del
vapor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
NOTAS De AREC|BO
Aztcar para los Esta-
dos Unidos. Apertu-
ra del curse escolar.
IUEGOS FLORALES
Carne barata. .-Funci6n ci-
nematografca. .-Felicita.
clones al poeta Lago.
IUEGOs FLORALEs

Septiembre 9.-El vapor Goa
mo cargo en- este puerto una par
tida de azucsr para los Estados
Unidos. En- dicho vapor embar-
CO hoy el sefior Lachmann condue-
no de la Fabrica de tabacos The
West Indies Cigars Co.
Aver Sc expendi6 la carne q
diez y doce cents. Ia libra y regu-
larmente Sc continuara vendiendo
toda Ia semana a dichos precios.
Durante toda la presente Sc
mana continuara el Orquestrof6n y.
cinemat6grafo dando funciones en-
este Teatro, pues GUSTAV muchos
las preciosas pelfculas que Sc ex-
hiben.
-Reiua gran animation para
| ir el pr6ximo domingo a Manad
con motive de los juegos horales
que celebra el Casino y Sc espera
q q1e la Compafifa de los ferrocarri-
les accedera q la peticion de poner
un tren extraordinario que salga
de aqui la 6 de la tarde y regre-
Sc despues de terminado el festival.
Aver tarde fue conducida
en- procession la imagen de la virgen
de la Monserrate desde la ig!esia
q la Capilla del Hospital. Gran
concurrencia de feles devotos le
acompaiaban.
Ell dia 80 del actual Sc abre
de nuevo el curse escolar y en- dicho
dia, tambien Sc termina el periodic
de vacaciones de eSta Corte de Dis.
trito.
Son muchas las felicitaciones
, que ha recibido el seiior don JesGs
NJ. Lago, por el lauro conquistado
en- los Juegos Florales de Manatf,
con su hermosa poesia aHlmno al
Trabajos.
CoRRESPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
POr able
s[BvC0 ESPECIAL De IA c0RR!P0UOEIur IA DENORuw UUDE
Tribus .be1icosas.
La Guerra Santa,

Casablanca, septiembre 1o.-Las tribus que
combaten contra los europeos, que Sc hallan bien
armadas con pertrechos de guerra municiones de
boca, 10 que Sc sgue creyendo lie suministra algln
poder que adn no ha sido descubierto por la ine6-
cacia con que funciona la polcfa International Sc
han dividido en- dos bandos, que obedecen dos
sultanes por .ellos elegidos Ambas fuerzas que
a1canzan considerable n1mero marchan hacia
Rabet. En- todo el trayecto que van recorrlendo
hacen llamamientos patri6tcos religosos al pals,
fin de que los hombres Sc incorporen las fas de
los combatientes. En- dichos llamamientos procla-
man que todas las tribus del pals han declarado Ia
guerra santa, que es precise exterminar a todcs
los europeos que han volado el terrtorio musulman
los temples dedicados la venerac6n del Profeta.