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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield. - The Conversational
club met with Mr.. and Mrs. "A. H. For
tune, Wednesday evening Luther
and the Reformation was the topic. of
discussion. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Rominger were the guests of the even
ing. :
DR.. H. 6. Young, DIR. G. D. Shelton,
T. P. Bence, F. H. Roberts, I. D.
Doke and N. s. Johnson attended the
meeting of the Shriners at Ottumwa
Wednesday evening
Charles McNabb and Miss Laura
Hilbert, both giving their postoffice
address as Milton, were married In
this city, Wednesday, Rev. M. Down.
ing ofilciating.
z The Christian Endeavor. assisted
by Miss Martinson Of the college,
gave an entertainment at the Chris
tian church Wednesday evening. The
program consisted Of musical num-
bers by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson,
Misses Iva Turpin and Flo Corriclk
and readings by Miss Martinson.
The g. W.. B. M. held its regular
monthly meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Levi Baldridge Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. G. Traverse led the study If
missionary works in the Philippines.
Following the program light refresh
ments were served.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met with Mrs Will Hill We'd
nesday afternoon. The society took
up the study of Gloria Christi" rn-
view Of regent missionary work.
Monday afternoon was Federation
day for the Ivanhoes who spent the
afternoon with Mrs. N. e. Merry. Re
ports from the state federation meet
ing we're listened to with interest.
The mention Of recent magazine ar
ticle on the Dickens Landmarks ia
London led to an impromptu discus
sion of the Dickens and his work;
which occupied the greater part Of
the time allotted to study. The club
takes up the Bay View course in
American history as their work for
the year.
The residence OF Taylor Harris
near West Grove was slightly damaged
by fire Thursday morning. Sparks
from the chimney set fire to the ROOT
of the summer kitchen, but prompt
work saved the building.
John Grlnstead of Washington D
G., was calling on Bloomfield friends
Wednesday. He went to Fairfield o.;
Wednesday evening to spend few
days on business.
Miss Benona Schlegel returned IN
Wednesday from Iowa City. having re
signed her school near that place
Mrs. j. w. Clayton, who has beer
quite i'll with bilious fever is recove:
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bales of MI
ton were in the city on business Wed
! nesday
Miss Matte Torney who has beer
teaching near Highland Center, came
home Wednesday,. having closed he;
school on account Of the small nun
Der Of pupils.
Mrs. Henrietta Potter and children
| who have been visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G,
Guernsey went to Milton today tx
visit friends there and at Lebanon.
| Herpert King entertained abou
twenty friends at a smoker Tuesda.
| avaninp
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TORS meet AT
FAIRFIELD NOV. 2
~ rs M
DIR. j. #. HBRRrcK VIII I4AvH
PAPER ON "THE BOARDS
THEORY OF CANCER"

Fairfield Nov. s. - The annual
meeting Of the Southeastern Iowa
Medical Association will be held In
this city on Thursday, November FL
Invitations have been sent to all. the
physicians Of this district requesting
their presence ON that date. Local
physicians are busy arranging an ex-
cellent program and entertainment
for the visitors.
The papers to be discussed are:
1.-THE Optimistic View OF the Doc
tor DR.. j. H. Hull OF Washington,
president Of the society
',rhe Boards Theory Of Cancer"
DR.. ]. r. Herrick Ottum aw
The Symptom of Vomiting" DR.. G..
B. Schenck. Burlington;
The Phases Of Chronic Constipa-
ton and Its Treatment DR.. J. F.
Matthias, Yarmouth. tI5
Post-operative Pareses Of the
Bowels DR.. j. r. Guthrie, Dubuque
Early Diagnosis Of General Pare.
Sis DR., f. T.. stevens, Mt. Pleasant.
Some Eye Diseases Important to
the g. P. and Their Treatment" Dr.
Casey Wood. Chicago.
"Chorea Gravidarum.' DIR. n. G.
Eschbach, Abba.
The Treatment OF. Nephritis," Dr..
w J.. Biering, Iowa City.
Appendicitis as a Phemoral Hernia
Content" DR.. c.. s. James, Center
Vile.
Anatomy and Surgery OF the Gall
Bladder and the Bile Ducts" Dr. GeD.
w. Jones. Keokuk.
"Clinic. on Nervous Diseases" Dr.
d. r. Brewer, Chicago.
An elaborate banquet will be served
in the r. Of P. hall at 5 O'Clock In hon.
or Of the delegates 1T Is hoped thai
all the visitors can arrange to renair
for the evening reception. which WILL
be given at Parsons college. 5ss
Following Is the Post, Prandial pro.
gram:
Master OF Ceremonies" Dr. Geo. B
Little, Burlington.
From the Outside President VIII.
lis E. Parsons. Parsons college.
Medical Organization" DR.. Waite,
l.. Burning, president Iowa State Medi.
cal society.
Blind Spots in the Doctors Eyes
Prof. Casey Wood Chicago.
Medical Legislation" DR.. ]. f.
! Clarke, Fairfield.
Medical Ethics" Prof. .. r. Brom-
er, Chicago.
| 1.-THE Hawkeye Doctor" President j.
H. Hull, Washington.
| Expert Testimony" Hon. ]. 8. Nc
Kemey, Fairfield.
1.-THE Doctors Fee" DR.. G. s. James
Centeryille
"Iniunctions We T1ave Met DR.
Guthrie, Dubuque.
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WENDLING LECTURE PLEAsEs.
Sigourney People Hear Story of 1.-THE
Man Of GaIilee''-Otf1sr
News

Sigourney-Wednes Prof. George
r. Vending gave the second number
of the Sigourney lecture course. Prof.
Vending lectured on THE Man of
Galilee," and the opera house was
filled to its full capacity. Prof Wend-
ling talked for one hour and a half
and he held the undivided attention Of
his audience throughout. Mr.. Wend-
ling said at the close Of his lecture
that he had lectured for thirty years,
and while he. could not see fanilias
face among the entire audience, he
had never before lectured to an audi
ence that gave him such undivided at
tention as the one he had before him
Wednesday night. The Sigourney
Woman's club took charge Of the lee
ture course last year and it proved a
success, and spurred on by their good
luck last year they undertook the
management of the lecture course this
year. 1t is needless to say they will
make success Of it this year.
Other Sisourney News.
George Namur. who has been sick
for the past two weeks. was taken to
Cedar Rapids last night, where he will
be taken to hospital. DR.. Richardson
of Cedar Rapids was here in consulta-
tion with DR.. oliver. and the doctors
arrived at the conclusion that it would
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chieano Grain Market.

Chicago, Nov. wheat-No. 2 red,
90A @92A mo. 8 red, s8% 691A: No.
hard, 90& @94A; No. hard, S9@93A !;
Dec, opened, sOk @9o&; highest,
s1A; lowest, S97s; closing, sOA @9oas;
May. 99%,
corn-No. 2, SEX @soA; No. 3, SEQ
60 Dec. opened 573s @57%; highest,
5SS; lowest. $3.50; closing, ssh q
5SA; May, 57Ss @571a.
Oats-No. 3 white, 45@50h; Dec,
opened, AN @47ss; highest, AIS: low
est, 46ss; closing, 46ss; May, 49B@50.
Rye-Cash, rs.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Nov. s.-Butter-Stron
Creameries, 2o@24k; dairies, 1s@22A
Eggs-Steady at 171s @20ia.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago Nov S-Poultry-Firme
Turkeys, "A; chickens, 8; spring
chickens, 10.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton. = Mr.. and Mrs. M.
b. Phelps, OF Saint Ed
ward, Neb., are visiting in White
breast township with Mrs. Phelps
brother. W. S. Long, and family.
Mrs. Jennie Stenen and little son
are spending a few days in Des Moines
with Mrs. Setmen's sister.
Miss Hazel Scott returned last night
from Radcliffe, where she has beef,
trimming in a millinery establishment
Mrs. Leota Fogie Of Mercer, Mo-,
who had been visiting near Oakley
with her sister. Mrs. Mary Burgett, left
Yesterday for Rossville, Kansas, where
she expects to reside.
Miss Martha PIN Of Lucas returned
home yesterday, after a three weeks
visit with her aunt Mrs. J. H. Rob-
bins.
Irwin waynick of Abba. formerly Of
this city, arrived yesterday. for few
days visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Waynick, and old friends.
Arthur Blake of Salt Lake City.
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LRGAL.
AdmInietrator,s Exeou,

Administrators Executors Notice.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested that on the eth day Of Mo-
yember, A. D. 1907, the undersigned
was appointed by the Clerk OF the
District Court of Wapello County,
Iowa. Administrator OF the Estate 81
M, G. Finley, deceased. late Of said
county. All persons indebted to SAID
Estate will make payment to the un-
dersigned, and those having claims
against the Same will present them
legally authenticated, to said Cour'
for allowance.
LLOYD Finley. Administrator.
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be best to take Mr.. Namur to a hospi-
tai where he could receive better at
tention than he could at home.
Attorney ]. G. BEEN OF, What Cheer
was In Sigourney yesterday, attend
ing to legal business.
d. M. Patterson, S. w. Brunt, A. II.
Brunt and D. w, Lucas attended the
Shriners' meeting at Ottumwa We'd
nesday night.
Cashier A. W. Kadel'o OF the Keswick
Savings bank was in Sigourney today
looking alter business in connection
with his bank.
e. j. Eisenhart Of Oskaloosa, was
In Sigourney today on business.
G. P. Banies Of What Cheer and r
A. Marshall OF Ollie were in Sigourney
today looking after business matters.
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PUBLIC SALE--I WILL SELL AT
my residence / mile southwest OF
Bladensburg, Nov. IL, 1907, at 10
o'clock a. M. the following described
property: Nine head Of horses and
seven head Of work horses, two year
ling colts, well matched. 80 head Of
cattle. ten milk cows, ten calves,
eight Of them steers; yearling
steers balance steers and heifers
mixed; $500 bushels Of corn in crib:
farm implements; some household
goods; 200 chickens. Usual tel13s.
w. c. Smith. Auctioneer, w. II.
Cooper; clerk, A. D. Warder
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Farmer boys, you have chance to
get a nice suit of clothes or $1,000
cash or a $500 pair of shoes for 10
ears of corn. Go through the fields
and see what you can find. The Hub.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

chica1o Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Nov. 8.--Cattle-Receipts
1000; steady. Beeves, $3.50@700;
cows. s125@4s0; westerners. $4,000
$40; stockers and feeders. $240@450
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; 10c lower.
Light, s4.7o@5.15: mixed. $4.7o@5.25;
heavy. s4.65@5.50; rough, $4.65@5.80;
bulk sales s4.s0@50O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; weak at
S2.40@520; yearlings, $5.00@5.70;
lambs, S4.25@6.s5
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Roth Bros. S. Blair
REAL ESTATE co.
Office-Cor ner Second md Market Streets,
Over Western Union Telegraph Office.
ESs6# s#N TELEPHONE
Farm Lands
TELEPHONE sss

We have one of the best bargains In
a LIP acre improved farm, adjoining
one Of the finest little lakes 2 miles
long, located IN miles from town and
railroad in central Minnesota; nice
level land, 80 acres under cultivation.
and a fine meadow, timber for fuel, no
waste land, all fenced and cross
fenced. Good buildings, s25 per acre,
half cash and balance on3long time at
6 per cent. Here is q chance for the
man who wants to buy q good small
farm. 1t is one OF the best bargains
we know Of Write us for more par
ticulars. i3
JOHN =; APPLEoUlsT & CO.,
Room 8, Baker Block, Ottunwa, lows.
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AUcTlONEER

I am, open for dates to auction your
sales, Having had experience in rails
ing stock and general farm work, for
the past Is years, feel confident that
can give good satisfaction.
Chas. Muldoon, Batavia, Iowa, New
Phone.
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IRkviLLE.

observation-disclosures Davis and family
and Albert Davis and family and Clar-
ence Lock and family left on the Rock
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For Exchange


House
Of
100 Acres well improved land in Appanooe county house good
of goods
arm.
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FOR REAL ESTATE
you will do well to see
W. lOWENBERG & SON

Over Bremhorst's Grocery, Cor. Court
and Second SITS.
They have a large list of farms.
Fruit Farms. Grain Farms and Stock
Farms, all sizes, and priced right City
Property of all descriptions in almost
any part Of the city. You never will
be sorry If you buy of a reliable firm.
They also have more Kansas rarma
for less money than any one firm and
if you want to go to Kansas YOU can
do no better than see them.
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MIscELLAN EoUs.

YEARS OF Sue
cessful experience For terms and
dates. Address or phone Ed Valley
Batavia, Iowa.
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Today's Markets

(This market is furnished by Cas-
ssidy s. Gray, Members Chicago Board
c3 Trade Local office. Rooms IS and
L. Leighton Bldg. Telephone s33. q,
e. Voigt resident manager
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Northwest Reeeipt..

Northwest Receipts.
Duluth today. ESQ; last year, 337.
Minneapolis today, 2O1; last yea:
s12.
Primaries.
Receipts-Wheat today, $4,000; los
year. 961,000.
Corn today $4,000; last yeaf
655,o00.
Shipments.
Wheat today. $4,000; last year
$4,000
c9rn today, $4,000; last yea,
$4,000.
Liverpool Cables.
Opening--Wheat / lower; corn, ) ].
higher.
Closing Wheat IN to 2h lower;
corn. b to A1ower.
Hog Market.
Receipts today, $4,000; left over
5000: estimated tomorrow, 10000.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC sALE-I WILL SELL AT
public sale at my residence miles
northwest Of Ottumwa, on Nov. IL,
all my stock Of horses, cattle hogs,
grain, hay, farm implements and
household goods. Usual terms
Lunch on grounds. d. F. Witten-
myer.
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WANTED--MARRIE MAN TO
work On dairy. Phone or write. i.
o.. Baldwin, Eldon, Iowa.
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FOR. SALE OR RENT-1ss ACRES
fine prairie land 2 miles west of Ba-
tavia, Iowa. ,Improvem fair. S
room house, good barn and other
outbuildings. Will take $95 per acre
and must sell in so days II not sold
In that time will rent this property.
must be disposed of to settle an es-
tate. Call on or write F. M. Henry,
Hedrick, Iowa, r. r. No. 1
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ELECTRIC GRINDING.

WE SHARPEN ALL KINDS OF
edge tools, including BARRIERS and
tailors shears, razors, clippers. sur
gifal Instruments. etc. e. G. Thom-
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WANTED.

WANTED-sECoND HAND IL OR is
horse power gasoline engine. Address
Box IS, Mt, Sterling, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-EASTERN KANSAS
farms. Greatest producers Of corn,
wheat, clover, timothy hogs and cat
tie. Mild climate fine fruit pure
water and blue grass pastures. Write
for list. Ben Newbold, Parker,
Kansas.
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HOGS AND CHICKENS = Low,
blocky, good boned Chester White
bears; weight 100 to $50 pounds, at
SIS each to close out: also single
and Rose Combed Brown Leghorns
and Silver Laced Wyandotte chick
ems from prize winners, at $500 per
dozen, to reduce stock Will Mich
ael, Selma, Iowa
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FOB SALE.

FOR SALE-PEDIGREED POLAND
China pigs; spring farrow, by IAN
Dude" 2e315; by Plainview e. l..
108,60s; 10 by Oren Perfection, So,-
063; Short Horn bull, 272,257, vol.
So. Also mammoth bronze turkeys.
barred Rocks" chickens from high
scoring stock. Samuel Locke, Route
One, Selma, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-FARM. 100 ACRES
good soil, good buildings, good loca-
ton; owner will positively sell with
in 80 days. Some one will get snap.
II you mean business write, Leach
& Ethel, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS MARBLE
cutter and monument man, who is
competent to take management of
branch house for us and make good.
Must be willing to do some work,
must be honest and reliable. Spleen
did chance for the right man. If you
are the man, address. Brosi &
Brinkcotter, 1917 South Fifth ST..
Quincy, Ill.
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FREE HOMES NEAR YOUNG PROS
porous town, with 3 railroads, fertile
soil, healthful climate. good crops,
Miller Lanier Ladn Co, Des Moines.
New Mexico.
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OWN YOUR OWN FARM - FOR
bargains In farms and farm lands,
see j. M. Lepper, Floris, Iowa.
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wANTED--To TRADE GOOD sEC-
ond hand De Laval cream separator
of good size for smaller machine.
Economy or DAMS preferred. ADJ
dress Separator, care of Courier.
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FOR SALE SHEEP, 1870 THRIFTY
breeding ewes, to years old, at
$3.50 per head for a quick buyer.
Will Michael, Selma, Iowa.
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FoR SALE.
ROTH BROS. q BLAIR SELL REAr
estate.

FOR SALE, VERY CEqEAP-NATIvE
lumber, foot length; also dry oak
posts. Roth Bros. & Blair.
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PoRTRAITURE BY MAIL
Five easy lessons. Want students,
teachers and agents. Thos. e. Will
son. 2001 Columbia avenue, Cincin-
natl, O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
Paris, julio 1907.

miento y agresi6n. El juez lie ext
gio Glen dollars de fanza.
En- Ponce fue procesado y
reducido a prision el menor de die7
aiios David Hernandez, por denun.
cia contra el presentada por tenta.
tiva de escalamiento en- Ter grado
"A Juan Ayala, que trabajabs
aver en- la Marina, lie cayo en- la ca
beza Tin cuarton de MADEIRA, produ
ciendcle una herida en- la region
coronal.
-Ha sido recluido en- las ga.
leras de sumarias de la carcel de
San Juan, en- el preside, Martin
Rodriguez, a aquien Sc acusa de abu
so de con6anza. La cauSa ha side
elevada al fiscal.
Sc necesitan buenos vende.
dores de peri6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22

que abandonar la ingrata terra ma
tai.
Como ocurria en- los gloriosos
tempe de Felipe ", Espaiia Sc va
agradando q la manera de los ho-
yos.
Volviendo q la Uni6n i6ey0-
americana, vemos que a fin de po-
ner algun remedio de SIT parte a la
desgracia de los mfseros emigrantes
espafioles, acaba de abrir TN con-
curse para premiar la mejor Carfi-
lila del emigrante, que sirva de pro-
tectora guia, en- la defensa de sus
derechos, de su salud y de su per-
sonalidad q los desdichados que Sc
ven en- la triste obligation de aban-
donar sus hogares.
Los pueblos cultos, que tienen
gobiernos previsores ( ilustrados y
en- los que la solidaridad nacional
es una realidad, no abandonan a
sus hijos cuando estos van buscar
el bienestar q otros climas. Asi poi
ejemplo, Italia ha promulgado una
saba y prudente ley para protegei
y dirigir la emigracion. Mas a1n,
el gobierno italiano acaba de dicta,
una disposition prohibiendo la emf
graci6n al canal de,.Panama, donde
los miseros emigrantes son peol
tratados que los antiques esclavos
por los capataces y funcionarios.
Dicese que la situaci6n de lo'
espaholes en- Panama es penosisim;
{ intolerable. Pero tque import;
este al gobierno espafiol' iQuiei
los mand6 a aquellos locos desdi
chados marcharse de Espaiia, don
de podian morirse de hambre col
entera tranquilidad? Bastante tie
ren el sefor Maura y sus ministro
con los quebraderos de cabeza qu
les procuran la actitud de Moret, !
solidaridad catalina y otras cosa
por el estlo.
. CAMILO MAUCLAIR.
Paris, julio 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22

La Lni6N Beyo-ame,tta de
Madrid, sociedad que viene ira
bajando sin descanso por la union
y la concordia tan deseadas entire
la madre patria y las Repnblicas
hispanoamericanas, supple, en- mu-
chos casos, con sus mobiles iuiciati-
vas las deficiencies y el punible
abandono del gohierno espaiol.
Para este, cualquiera que sea
el partido que ocupe el poder, todo
desaparece ante las exigencias de
la politica personal y mezquina
que viene siendo el principal obs
taculo al desarrollo de los verdade-
ros intereses del pats.
Los gobiernos viven al dia sin
rumbo flo nj en- la politica interior
nj en- la exterior. No hay mas sis
tema que el de vivir trampa ade-
lante.
Mientras en- Madrid y en- pro-
vincias Sc celebran hestas y banque-
tes con motive del triunfo de cual-
quier cacique, 8 con otro motive
analogo, la miseria cunde entire Ia
clase pobre que no encuentra traba-
| 10 y abandona, con el duelo en- el
alma, el suelo patrio, en- tanto los
ricos, entretenidos con sus festas y
con su lujo, solo piet1san en- gastar
sus rentas 10 mas alegremente que
pueden.
Para no citar mas que TN elem.
plo, ahl esta la provincial de Graua'
da que en- tempo de losAnoros tenis
cuatro veces mas habitantes qu'
abora y era TN empotio de riqueza
y hoy, bajo Ell catoico Alfons'
XIII, cuya actividad jnvenil Sc dis
putan ell tiro de pichon, el automo'
vilismo, las partidas de cazas
otros deportes, esta despoblandose
victima de la miseria. Y aun S
ven casos, segtin referia no ha mu
cho el Defens0' de Granada, com
ell de una pobre mujer de Lola, gu
pre6rio tirarse a un pozo ante
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
DE- TODAS parties
Divorcio eoncedido q
un ex-archiduque.
En- Ginebra.
vIOLINlsTA sARAsATE
Drama sangrientoocurrido
en- Italia Una madre y
tres hijos ahogados.

El tribunal civil de Ginebra ha
otorgado el divorcio al ex.archidu"
que de Austria Woelsfn para que
pueda separarse de su esposa, Ia
que Sc llamo siendo soltera seiiorita
de Adeincovil.
Con motive de las festas de
San Fermin, como acostumbra to-
tos los aiios para esa epoca, lego a
Pamplona el eminente violinista,
hijo de la capital navarro, Pablo
Sarasate.
El recibimiento que Sc lie tribu-
to fue tan entusiastico, que result
ia indescriptibte.
En- la estacion Sc hallaban las
autoridades, todos los Centros, Cor
poraciones y el vecindario.
Hubo numerosos vitores y acla-
maciones dirigidos al ilustre artista.
Ell el pueblo de Duri Italia)
Sc ha desarrollado un drama de cir
cunstancias horriblemente tragicas,
que ha llenado de consternaci6u al
vecindario.
La esposa del alcalde sostuvo
dias pasados un violento altercado
con su marido por cuestiones de
poca monta.
Dicha tnujer Sc marcho de
sd casa, haciendose acompaiiar por
tres de sus hijos de muy pocos
amos.
Al llegar al lio que cruza dicha
poblaci6n Sc arrojo al aqua con
ellos.
Todos los esfuerzos para SAL
varies fueron inutiles, pereciendo
todos ahogadoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
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Acusados de hurto de ma
dera en- Miramar, de I'm deposito de
la ePorto Rican American Tobacco
CO.. fueron arrestados aver tarde
los individuos Teodoro Torres (a)
La Vieja, licenciado de presidio y
Daniel Cruz, panadero, vecino de
Puerta de Terra.
-Procedentes de Utuado in-
gresaron ell la carcel de Arecibo
Lorenzo Maldonado y Manuel de
JESUS Albarran procesados por es-
lamiento.
-Leocadio Pimentel, jorna-
lero, vecino de Rio Grande, fue
artestado aver por el marshal de
la Corte municipal por acometi-