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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-16

knowledge, and the surest way q
judging the future is by the past.
Indeed, | may say that a larg
part of the evils that have affecte,
the American body polite has bee,
due to the support given by power
ful corporations to political ma
chimes in return for "protection
given by the machines to those
corporations, against the just de.
mands of the public.
Shortly after my proclamation
was issued / left the State temper.
arily for period of eight days, to
attend to some business of the
State ut jamestown. No official
notice of my absence was given. ]
did not notify the lieutenant gov
ernor, or any of the other State Of
ficers of my departure. / did not
consider it necessary. was not
to be gone long enough to warrant
conclusion or superstition of my
absence within the spirit or Intend
ment of the constitution.
"The lieutenant governor had
neither personal nor official knowl-
edge that / was out of the State.
He did not go to the capitol and
assume the duties and lsbors of
the governors Office; but acting
upon unofficial information, he for
one brief instant and for one pur-
pose only, assumed the functions
of governor in New Orleans, and
without consultation with or notice
to me. issued proclamation sup
plementing the call / had made for
an extra session by adding to that
call two additional subjects, one to
increase the power of the railroad |
commission. and one to eject all |
foreign corporations holding char
ters under other States as we'll as
federal corporations, from the State
of Louisiana, which either bring
suits in the federal court or which
remove case from State to
federal court.
by SO doing the lieutenant gov
ernor has rushed the extra session
into the very danger i had SO care
fully sought to avoid in framing
my proclamation.
''The consideration of the two
subjects put up by him will, it is
feared, arouse powerful adverse in
duences and precip:tate powerful
Hobbies on the legislature, repre-
senting all the foreign or outside
and their name is le-
yion, including the railroad, tele-
graph, telephone, steamboat, ex-
press companies, sleeping car in
terests and many others.
"The possibilities of combine
lions between these interests and
hose behind the existing offices
md the emoluments now attached
@ same, to prevent legislation af-
Getting the one or the other are
lear.
There are many ways of defeat
ng legislation, some direct, some
Indirect. some open, some secret.
constitutional amendments have to
'e proposed. Joint resolutions
same require a two
birds vote in each house of all
MEMBERS elected. Calling the
long rolf would doubtless pro-
uce the affirmative votes of those
resent. But how about the alb
ent members and perhaps those
cad and resigned? Where a two
birds vote of all the members
lected is necessary to pass meas
re, an absent member counts
cunts against the proposition.
Absence, therefore, from either
ouse when such vote is taken is
u indirect, or secret, way of de-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
A Boy or Girl Can Earn as
Much as a Man.

We want boys and girls who want
TO earn money to solicit subscriptions
for the ATLANTA SEMI WEEKLY
JOURNAL. Don't hesitate because
you are young, Jas you can do this work
az readily as older persons and we will
pay you just the same The SEMI
WEEKLY JOURNAL is the best
semi-weekly newspaper in the South,
and your spare time spent working
for 1T will pay you handso mely, not
in toys. watches or other small wares,
but in CASH. In addition to cash
commission, we are Offering Seven
Hundred and Fifty Dollars [S750.O0l
in prizes. This money will be sent
out in time for Christ mas. The Con-
test closes December 18th, 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
Mdrrid0es.

Mr.. Charles Outen, formerly
ot Lancaster but now resident
OF Charlotte, and Miss Sallie
Snlpes, daughter of the late John
Snipes Of Lancaster county, were
married in Charlotte last Tues.
day evening Mr.. Outen and
his BRIDE are now visiting rela-
tlvaS IN Lancaster, the formers
mother, Mrs. j j. Owens, and
his uncle. Mr.. j. N. Outen.
Married on Sept, Is, 1907,
Mr.. Arther Robinson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Robinson,
an Miss Pearl Taylor, the hand
some daushier OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taylor The ceremony
was performed by Notary Pub
lie Estridge, al his residence in
Flat Greek toSnship.
MIR. Mildred Snipes and Miss
Dora Helms, both of the cotton
mills community, were married
Wednesday by Magistrate w.
p. Caskey.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
Law as to Price of Text
Books.

To the County Superintendents
Of Education
Dear Sirs: Please give your
patrons to understand that State
adopted TEXTBOOKS must be sold
to them at the prices stamped
upon the backs of such books. If
such books are sold at higher
prices we have cause of action
against bonds Of publishers. The
publishers are required to print
or stamp contract prices on the
back OF each book to be sold in
this State, and also the fact that
1t is the South Carolina edition.
1t will be well for the people to
understand that it is best not to
buy book unless it has this
stamp. If dealers purchase shelf
worn or rebound books rom ire
sponsible jobbers they are liable
to be imposed upon and these
books will be dead stock in trans
ferring a business or In settling
with publishers.
The prices on the State adopt
ed books were fixed by competi-
tive bidding. Such prices are
much lower than can be obtained
by an individual or by a school
district. According to the con-
tract these prices hold good any
where in South Carolina, even
though the books may be used
in a private school or in the CITY
schools, which have power to
adopt their own books. 1t be-
hooves us to see that the people
get the books at the contract
prices.
| hope that you will give your
personal attention to the deposi-
tories and see that the books are
placed within the reach of the
children and that the law and
contract are bel ng obeyed.
Sine cerely yours,
O. B. Martin,
State Superintendent of Edu.
cation.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
TIE Farmers -COu,,ty
Organization Effected.

A county organization of the
Farmers Union was effected
here THURSDAY. State Presi.
dent .. Z. Goodwin, of Laurens,
was present. The following Of
ticers were elected: President,
&. B. Lin2le; Vice PRESIDENT, N
b. Cousar; Secretary AID Traasu-
er, j. CLARK Robinson; Chaplain,
Rev. r. T. Blackmo Lecturer
and Organizer, w. G. A Por-
ter; Conductor, j. 7 Hance;
Doorkeeper, II. c. Steel; Bust
ness Agent, j F. Nisbet Exc
cutive committee: w. Z. Gas
key, @. l.. McManus, II. w. Sc.
ctest.
The Union is to be congratu.
laiee upon The wisdom shown in
the election of lis oliic ers, all be
Ing substantial, represent ative
cluzens and men of
good, conservative judgemnt.-
The Interests OF the farmers will
be safe IN the hands of these
gentlemen.
This new organization IF he
farmers seems 10 be taking well
With the people of Lancaster, as
1t is doing elsewhere in the South
and West. There are already six
local Unions in the county and
a number OF others are to be or
ganized without delay.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
DEATH Of Mrs. L. G.. Coall.

Mrs. Coan, wife of Mr.. |. G..
Coan, of this place, died last
Wednesday afternoon, at their
home here. Her death was due
to paralysis and she had been
an invalid for thirteen months.
Her maiden name was Outen and
she was about 20 years of age
She had been married TO Mr..
Coan for so years. She was a
most eStimable christian lady,
was a member of the Baptist
church, and was greatly liked by
all who knew her She leaves
no children, but besides the hus-
band is survived by brother
and sister, Mr.. w. G.. Outen and
Mrs. M. ID. Langley, both of this
county.
The remains were buried in
West Side cemetery Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, the Rev.
I. A. Dabney, pastor of Second
Baptist church, conducting the
funeral services.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
Young Lady Arrested on
Charge of Using Cancelled
Stamps.

- Orangeburg special in the
News and Courier: A young
LADY from the vicinity OF Syca-
more, IN Bdrnwell County, " as
brought here on the charge of
using cane lleu stamps and Civ
en- hearing yesterday before
United States Com missioner
Robert Lide. The evidence was
pretty st.ong against her and she
was bound over to the next term
of the Federal Court.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
The Young Georgian DISCHARGED
from jail,


w. Q. Gardner, the young man
from Georgia who was lodged i'm
Jail here some days ago. char Led
with making improper proposals
to a young married lady Of Lam
caster, at her home, " here he had
gonein the capacity OF book agent.
was discharged from custody
Wednesday, and he left Tor
Georgia the same day. While his
conduct was grossly insulting,
1t was concluded after an exami.
nation into the law that he could
not be convicted of an attempt-
ed assault, having used no lorce
He paid all the costs IN the
case.
a Georgia minis er, the Rev
j. M. Hawkins, of AdtirsviIle
was here Wednesday to see he
young man. He said that Gard
ner belongs 10 an excellent FAM
lily and that he bears "a fine repu
tation at athome-has, in fact, been
studying for the ministry, and
that this is the first time ne has
ever been known 10 be gully of
misconduct of any kind. His
parents were greatly shocke d
when they heard of his troubl e
in Lancaster.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
Methodist quarterly Conference
4pDOintDtents.

Presiding Elder r. E. Stack
house, of the Rock Hill District,
will hold the 4th quarterly con-
ference for the Lancaster and
Chester mills at Chester tomor-
row. His next appointments tor
Lancaster and in the county are
as follows:
Vanwyck, Vanwyck Oct. II, Is
East Lancaster, Bethel Oct. 18
Lancaster Ct., Zion Oct. 10, 20
Lancaster Sta. Oct. 30
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
Church Supper.

There will be an ice-cream
supper at the residence of Mr.,
w. I. Hilliard Thursday night,
Sept. 26, for the benefit OF Bea-
yer Greek church.
Committee Misses Nettie
Hilliard, Ella Beattie, Alice
Mackey, Iredell Hendrix, Mary
Hammond, Nina Hilliard, and
Mrs. A. w. Beaver. The pub
lie is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
Notice to Debtors and Cre=
ditOrs

All persons indebted to the estate
of the late Henry j. Sims, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned at once; and all
parties having claims against said
estate will present same duly attested
X. f. Sims,
Administrator.
Sept. 20, 1907. 4w.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
Deaths.

Deaths.
Little Joe Elford, son of Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Craig OF this
place, died Thursday morning,
alter brief illness, aged about
one year. The remains, accom-.
panied by Mr.. r. E. Craig, Mr.
j. w. Craig, Col. A. r. Banks,
Mr.. John T. Green, Mr.. Wayne
Green and Miss Carrie Wren
Mcllwain, were taken
yesterday to Columbia. the
former home of the parents, for
interment. The mother is quite
sick.
Little Velma, the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Coins, of this place, died last
Monday, aged three and one-halI
months. The burial was in
West Side cemetery.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
LOCAL DOTS
Cotton, III cts; seed, 2s& cts.

den next Monday.
The Heath Jones company
now has fountain in it's back
lot for watering stock.
Mr.. J. p. Flynn, of the New
Cut section, had fine JERSEY
COW to die last Monday after
noon.
Mr.. j. R. Sistare, of River
side. had 2200 pounds of cotton
picAeI Wednesday by nine
hands.
Mr.. Geo. g. Carnes has been
drawn as petit juror in the U
nited States court which conven-
es in Greenville Oct. Is.
Court will convene here on
the 18th, and not the 17th, OF
October, as previously published.
Petit Jurors for the first week of
the term will be drawn next
Tuesday.
As previously stated, the
towns registration books were
open five days this week, closing
last evening. Up to to time
The News went to press yester-
day afternoon 161 voters had re-
gistered.
contractor j N. Outen has
fiaished his contract with the
Heath-Jones company for build
ing lot of stalls for stock, on
the company's back lot, and he
is now building 36 similar stalls
on the Peoples Supply company's
lot.
As previously published in
The News, Mr.. John II. Green is
going to have his residence in
East. End remodeled, adding an.
other story thereto. Work was
started on the building yester-
day. Mr.. M,A. McManus is the
contractor.
The Bank of Lancaster the
First National Bank, Lancaster
Mercantile Company, Peoples
Supply Company, Merchant E,
K. Cloud, and Mr.. j. NJ. Shelton
all have announcements in to-
days paper, to each of which we
earnestly invite your attention.
-Yom Kippur, the Jewish
Day of A.tonement, began Tues
day at sunset and continued un-
til sunset Wednesday. Messrs
Myers and jacobson, Of Lancas-
Ter, in common with their breth
rem throughout the world, OBJ
served the solemn festival. Their
place of business was closed al ]
day Wednesday.
The financial statement of
the Bank of Lancaster, to be
found elsewhere, is a splendid
commentary on that popular in
stitution's superb management.
1t will be observed that the sur.
plus and undivided profits now
amount to the handsome sum of
$77,974.07, after having paid q
semi-annual dividend OF s per
cent, amounting to $4,000, on
July 1, last.
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
PERSONAL

Mr.. A. B. Lipdsay returned
from Charlotte yesterday.
Magistrate VIM. Carnes, of Blu
lord spent yesterday in towu.
Mr.. H. I. Williams, of York
vile, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. j. FL. McMurray, of Fort
Mill, spent yesterday in Laucas-
ter.
Mrs. M. ]. Nisbet, of Vanwyck,
is visiting her son in Charlotte,
DR.. w. o. Nisbet.
Mrs. j. b. Withers, of Savan-
nah, Ca, is visiting at the home
of Col. Leroy Springs.
Master Elliott Springs left
last night for Asbeville, N. c.,
where he will attend school.
Messrs. e. K, M. G. and
Douglass Plyler LETT yesterday
Tor the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Lottie Miller left Tues
day to enter Chlcora College at
Greenville, S. C.-Carolina Citl-
zen.
Miss Minnie Plyler, of the Ia
bernacle section, spent Thursday
here with Mrs. Charles Funder-
burk.
Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Hartsell.
OF Chesterfield, are here visiting
relatives and friends.-Fort
Mill Times.
Miss Flonnie Eunderburk. OF
Tabernacle, is spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fun
derburk.
Miss Cassie Ferguson, of the
upper portion of the county. is
visiting her cousin here. Miss
Tia Rod dey.
Ex-Supervisor M. @. Gardner,
of Flat Greek, was a visitor to
Lancaster this week, spending
Thursday night here.
Miss Marie Caskey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Oaskey OF
New Cut, left Wednesday for
Linwood College, NC.
Mr.. j. I. Stevens, of Kershaw,
president of the Lancaster Cot.
ton Oil company, was in town
Thursday and yesterday.
Mr.. Herbert Vaughan, of Ker-
shaw, is spending several day.
with his brother and sister al
Jefferson. Carolina Citizen.
Mrs. w. j, Nicely, of Rock
Hill, and Mrs. Alexander Fraser
OF Chester, are visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs. j II. Wylie.
Mrs. M. j. Perry, who with &
party OF friends has been visit
ing the Exposition and Northern
cities, is expected home today.
Mr.. j. N. Spann and family, o
Columbia, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Spann's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. It. Connors, re
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl T. Blakeney, of Jeff
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-09-21
1882. O56.6s
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster.
Before me came Geo. w. Williams. Cashier
OF The Bank of Lancaster who being duly
sworn, says that the above and foregoing
statement is a true condition of said Bank,
as shown by the books OF fle in said bank.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS, CASHIER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
goth day OF Sept 1907
w I Williams, n. p OF s. c.
Correct Attest.
Leroy Springs.
l.. q. Payseur. Directors.
w. 7. Gregory.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
CoRREsPoNsAI

alcalde, llama la atenci6n de
la policfa para que haga cumplir
extrictamente las ieglas y precep-
tos que expone en- Gicha hoja.
-Unas mil ochocientas con6r-
maciones lleva hechas va en- esta
localidad desde Ell viernes pasado,
hasta hoy domingo, Ell sefor Obs
po cat6lico Monsehor Jones. La
iglesia cat6lica con tai motive, sc
We naterialmente LENA de feligre.
SOS y no feligreses.
- Nos acaban de informar, que
q uno de los sacerdotes que aeon
pafian al sefior Obispo Sc lie ha ex.
traviado, en- el trayecto de San Sc
bastian 4 Aguadilla, una carriers
conteniendo una gran cantidad d.
billetes de banco. La referida car
terra no ha sido hallada todsvfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30

Lates, julio 27.-Ayer, estan-
do de parto la esposa de nuestrc
buefi amigo = correligi mario don
Juan Torres Barreto, circul6 profu
samente la noticia de que hahfa
muerto repentinamente. Nos tras-
ladamos al hogar de nuestro ami
go el agente de LA DEMocRAcIA
y nos enteramos de que en- efeeto
habfa fallecido su sefora doha
Castora Palmas de Torres, deian
do sumfdo en- Ell mayor desconsue.
la q su aaijido esposo y ocho hi
jos que quedan en- la orfandad.
A 81 entierro catolico .verifcado
hoy, asisti6 ntmerosa con~currenciay
en- el sitio de costumbre con sentidas
frases despidi6 Ell duelo don Rodolfo
Kodrlguez, que estuvo tnuy,elocuente.
De todas veras nos asociamos al
immense dolor del amigo Torres y de
mas deudos de la inada.
Sc acent6a con visos de veIdad
Ell rumor insistente de que al llegar Ell
sefior obispo q San Sebastian, mien-
tras el y algunos acompafiantes tona-
ban un ligero desayuno en- la casa de
n seiiora de aqnella localidad Sc
present6 el pale Marrero, dandole
cuenta de habersele desaparecido les
ochocientos pesos que llevaba en- la
cartera y tnanifestando que al apearse
de la guagua Ia habfa perdido Ell es-
cribiente que iba con ellos. hi no pa
je qued6 en- San Sebastian en- avert
guaciones, auxiliado por la policfa
hasta esclarecer Ell hecho. E4tas son
las noticias que he podido adquirir.
Hoy fue trasladado al hospital
la infeliz mujer Angela Monte, que
habfa daio a linz en- el zaguan de Ia
casa-ayuntamiento y de la que daba
cuenta IN mis- notas anteriores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
LARES Y PAT|LLAS

Patillas, julio 26.-Ayef legs
ron q este pueblo, proc, dente d
San Lorenzo, por Ell centric de Qua
yanes, el H. Auditor de Puerto
Rico, con 81 esposa, Ell Honorable
Attorney, Ell Secretario de la Cortes
Municipal de San Lorenzo ] I'm
po1icfa insalar.
En- esta ~arriesgada excursion,
Sc habran podido compenetrar es-
tos miembros del Gobierno de Puer-
to Rico, de Ia gran cantidad de te.
rrenos que hay en- esa comarca, sin
aplicaci6n, porqne los caininos son
intransitables. Una cuerda de To-
reno en- esas montaiias, Sc com
pra en- la actualidad por dos 8 tres
dollars y 20 he visto hacer operas
clones a I'm dollars la cuerda.
81 Sc abriera la carretera No Is
esas propiedades adquirirfan un
gran valor, Sc aumentarfa la agri-
cultura y por tauto Sc duplicaria Ia
production.
En- el viaje por Guyana, Sc
invierten de este pueblo 4 Caguas,
siete horas y media, y estando he
cha la c~arretera de Patillas 4 San
Lorenzo, harfamos el viaje en- cua-
tro horas y media y nos evitaria-
mos las subidas de Guamani y las
Cruces, que son tan penosas para
el viajante. Ademas Patillas adj
quirirla mucha importaucia. por-
que los viajantes de Guyana.
Arroyo, Maunabo y hasta los de
Salinas utilizarfan esa via, por ser
mas comoda y mas corta.
CokkEsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
DESDE leUAHLlA
Llegada q esta ciudad
del limo. Sr. Obispo.
Gran e~ntusiasmO.
CONATO De INCENDlO
Una hojs suelta del Alcalde.
C~on6rmaciones --Perdida
de billetes de banco.

Julio 2S.-A las doce menos
cinco minutes de la mafana del
viernes pasado, hizo SD entrada en-
esta ciudad, procedente de Lares,
81 Ilustrfsimo seiior Obispo Monse-
nor Jones. lie acompaiiaban los
Reverendos Padres Berries y Vega,
algunos redentoristas de Mayaguez
y dos Agustinos.
Frente al edi6cio de la Iglesia
cat6lica, ~esperaban a tan ilust,es
.viajeros muchas hijas de Maria,
con dos rreciosos estandartes, y
una enorme concurrencia del ele-
mento cat6lico de Aguadilla. A
la entrada al atrio, Sc levanta ba Tin
sencillo arco triunfal, que ostenta-
be esta inscription: "A Monsehor
Jones. La ciudad de Aguadi.la os
fsaluda."
AL carruaje ell que venia el
obispo, propiedad de don Pablo
Vilella, de Lares, lie seguian doce
coches mas. En- Ell monento en-
que Monsefior Jones y sus acompa-
fiantes eutraban a Ia Plaza Princi-
pal, las campanas del temple cato
lico Sc echaron al vuelo y Ell ruido
de los petardos atronaban el es.
pacio.
Luego Sc efectuaron solemnes
ceremonies religiosai en- la Iglesia,
que durarcn hasta cercl de Ia una
de la tarde.
-Anteanoche, serian pr6xi'
mamente las doce meuos cuarto, Sc
declare un conato de incendio en- e
dep6sito de carbon, cocos, y otro.
frutos, propiedad del CONCEAL dor
Demetrio Badillo, situado en- Il
planta baja de la casa que ocupa |,
famili del sefior Antonio Herman
dez, en- la calle de Ia Marina, d
esta ciudad.
81 alcalde de esta poblaci6n
seiior Esteves, ha hecho circula
profusamente por aquf, con motlv
del estado realmente de abandon
en- que Sc halla Aguadilla, en- 10 gu
respecta a hygiene y ornate p1blicc
TN volsnte inpreso, en- Ell cual, {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
DE- T0DAs parties
FL presidente de la Di'
putaci6n de Barce1o-
ma, es desairado.
CONDE De CHEsTE
Schemes exequias por el des-
canso de su alma.-Don
Manuel Silveira.
CONDE De CHEsTE

Dice I'm diario madrileho: RI
presidente de la Diputaci6n de Bar
celona, sehor Pratt de la Riva, es-
tuvo en- Madrid y lego 81 .Congre-
SO, y no dejandole pasar los porte
ros, envi6 una tarjeta al sefior Da-
to, pidiendole I'm pase para la tri
buna.
FL senior Dato lie contest0 Ia
mentando no poder complacerle,
por no tener tribuna disponible,
peio o~freciendole recibirlo en- su
despacbo.
FL sehor Prat de Ia Riva no
quiso aceptar, y Sc retro del Con
greso, al parecer disg, stado.
Este incidente Sc ha eomenta-
do mucho.
La Real Academia Espafio.
la ha Ct lebrado en- la Iglesia de
Religiosas Triuitai las, schemes
exequias por el descanso del Alma
del Condo de Cheste, director que
fus de dicho alto cuerpo literario.
-Ha embareado en- Venezue-
la para Europa, acompaiado de su
familia Ell sefor Manuel Silveira.
Con fecha 80 de JUNO dicen
de Londres que de Ranelagh sale
ron diez globos para disputarse TN
premio de distancia.
Cuando va estaban todos ell e
aire, Sc desencaden6 una tornienta,
y cay6 I'm rayo sobre uno de ellos.
Afortunadamente NADIA grave
ocurrio.
FL globo cay6 Gu un tejado, )
los tripulantes Sc ~salvaron milagro,
samente.
--Enfermo de ataxia locomo
triz Ell active { inAuyente exminis
tro Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, hi
decidido ~retirarse de la politica.
I'm n~orteamericano ha halla
do manera de tomar parte en- la
festas de Kiel y visitar los astille
ros y el puerto militar.
Para lograrlo, lie bast6 presen
tarse como 81 fuese Ell almirant
Dewey, invitado por Ell empera
dor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
Sc VENpE

Una caldera multiLulat de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con 81 tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasi6cadores, capsx para
moler 1000 galoues de gusTspo 90 Il
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