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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
Acadia Municipal Dc Lola

Anuncio de .Subasta: Ell Con-
cejo Municipal en- session ordinaria
del dia de aver, acordo sacar a re.
mate por segunda vez las obras de
construction de TN Cementerio CT
vii en- el barrio de Canovanas poi
haber resultado desierta la primera,
y sefialar para que tenga lugar e
acto de la spbasta el dia 20 de Fe.
brero corriente q las dos de la tarde
en- el salon de- la casa Ayunta
1niento.
Las proposiciones Sc haran Ell
pliego cerrado con arreglo al modelc
inserto al pie de la ordenanza poi
que ha de regirse la contrata, y para
poder tomar parte en- el remate sera
condicion precisa acompaiiar al Pile
go de proposiciones documento JUS
ti6cativo de haber consignado en- la
Tesorerfa Municipal el 2 POO sobre
el valor de las obras que asciende
$376.6o ctvs.
Los pianos, presupuesto, y Ia
Ordenanza porque ha de regirse ls
contrata Sc hallan de manifesto er
la Secretarfa Municipal, donde po'
dram scr examinadas por los intere'
sados todos los dias no festivos ct
las horas laborables.
Leiza, Febrero 8 de 1907.
LUIS HERNAIz,
3 salt. Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
PRECIOs DE 9U8CRiPClON
EN- LA IsL.A

CRrMENES horribles Sc cometen
en- todos los paises ell los que el amor
Ia sido e m6vi principal Crfmeues
"a Elegancia y al buen gusto Sc CO.
mete, rsando un Perfume un Jab6n
vulgar, cuando el exquisite aCashimire
Bousquete va en- PERFUME 8 ell Jab6n--
es el sumun del buen tono. Colgate
co, New York
THE H-EI,-NI:'TI-A.
2r ralle de La Cruz.
GRAN casa de hutspedes. liable
i hotel Apo~entos para familias y
personals solas. Comidas cincuenta
Centavos cubierto. Baios. Telefono
Io2. Apartado de correo 295. Pro-
pietario Pedro Shira
Nota Este hotel esta cargo de
una seforita cagueiia.
HS NECESARIO exigir que cada
ostia obtenga grabado el nombre Di-
geetiyo Mojarrieta, pero un solo estu-
che produce mejor efecto que una do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral de
scr el duco curative radical. del est6-
mago de- intestine, el digestive Mo-
jarrieta purihca los alimentos y los ha-
&c asimilabes II legitimo Digestive
MolaIrieta cura eli un dia las indiges-
tones, en- IN mes las dispepsias gas
tralgias, V en- tres rneses las mas gra-
YES eufermedades cr6nicas del est6ma-
90 Y del ineestino. Esta universal
ente conflrmado, Ell forma sin igual,
que la efcacia del Digestive Mojarrie-
ia es verdaderamente radical y supe-
rior d la de todos los otros remedies.
De yenta en- las principales farmaiasc
de Europa y America.
pS Sc VENDE un lote de taba-
co en- rama cosecho de 1905, de las me-
jorss vegas de Caguas. Dirigirse q
Quinones Cabezudo Y c? Caguas, P.
Rico
81 seRor DlAZ NAVARRO ha
establecido su ohciua de Abogado y de
Notaria en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Justo n1mero IS.
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda Ia Isla y Corte
Suprema dedicandose asf mismo al
examen de de tituIos de propiedades,
incorporation de Corporaoiones del
pals y extrangeras y trasmitaci6n de
expedientes de expropiaciSn forzosa.
Aceptando la noble coinpetencia
nov establecida en- el ejercicio de las
pzofesiones de Abogado y Notaric, el
sefor D1AZ NAVARRO Sc dispone a
.brar a sus clientes honorarios exec
sivamente m6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
EN- Ell EXTRANGERO
DOCTOR cuS7AV0 nUNOz

De la facultad de Medicina
de Madrid y Ex.profesor Clf-
nico del Hospital de San Car
los, de la misma facultad, de
regresos de su viaje a madrid,
ha esta blecido su ofcina pro-
fesional en- la calle de Teluan
no 81.
Horas de consulta de J
q 4 D. m Telefono no go O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE

Billctes baratos para dias festivos
En- "a clase de capital q Bayam6n
ida y vuelta rs ctvs. en- q Is ctvs.
En- IL de Bayam6n q Catafo, ida y
vuelta IS ctvs en- 70 10 ctvs.
Billetes ordinarios de Capital a Ca
no "a clase a 5 ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
Doctor. R. Ruiz Alnlu

AED.CO C!RUJANO, de la Fa-
cultad de Madrid. Consultas de IL y
media a y media de la tarde.
Cristo. 1+-San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
EMPLAZAMIENTO

El Pueblo de Puerto Rico:
A Mariana Carrillo y Santiso,
8 sea la demandada antes mencio-
NADIA por la presente Sc notifca a
usted que Sc ha presentado en- la
oicina del Secretario de la Corte de
Distrito de este Distrito Judicial de
Mayagiiez, P. R. la demanda del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18
EDTCT0

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Mayagiiez, Puerto
Rico.
Estados Unidos de America. Ell
Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos. SIS.
Domingo Rubio Sanchez. Deman-
dante. VS..
Mariana Carrillo y Santiso. De-
ruaudada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-18

Sc solicltan vendedores bue-
nos para este peri6dico.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-01

|. b. Clementss Of the First
|Nstiona bank leH ecently 10 !
visit with friends ia State Center,
! Iowa.
Frank Book, whose injury by 9
rolling rock was. spoken Of in last
weeks Gazette, was sent to a Wis
consin hospital. where it is hoped he
will recover.
| John Mead arrived home from
Redfeld, S. D., early last week, the
hardware concern with which he
was connected having changed
hands recently.
J.J Ryan, secretary of the state
organization Of retail merchants,
will address the annual meeting OF
the county association atlthe K. P.
hall tomorrow, on credits and col
lections. His. name was inadver-
tently left off the official program.
President Goethe of the Redwood
county Sunday school association has
issued call for the annual county
convention, to be held in this city
June 9Th and 9th. Pastors. super
intendents, teachers, and all other
citizens interested are included in
the invitation,
An alarm Of fire was given Thurs
day night, when the brooder attach
ment of Mr.. Horr's incubator took
fire from the lamp intended to heat
it, destroying both brooder and con-
tents. Fortunately, there was no
other building near enough to give
the flames.a chance to spread.
Saturday nights train over the
Minneapolis & st. Louis road going
west was delayed for severals;hours
by an accident on the line between
Morton and this city. The front
trucks Of the engine were derailed,
but fortunately no further loss was
sustained than the loss Of time.
Walter Hehze, the popular sales
man at Philbrick's for several years
past, has severed his connection with
the store to take up the mercantile
business in South Dakota, in com
pany with Chas. Luscher, who will
direct the grocery department for
the general merchandise business
which they will conduct in the new
town Of Carlyle. Mr.. Luscher will
go there to look after the installing
Of the grocery stock, when the time
arrives.
The township assessors of this
county were nearly all present at the
county auditors office. last Thurs
day, to receive their supplies and
get together on the listing of per-
sonal property. The basis of assess
ment will be much the same as last
year. Horses and mules one year
old or less, will be listed at $40, two
years old 500, three years and over
$35, except stations, which are to be
listed at SO per cent of value. Cat
tle one wear old S5. two wears old So.
cows S12, and other cattle so per
cent. of value. Sheep will be listed
at $3.50, and hogs and all other
personal property on the list except
dogs. SO per cent. of actual value.
Dogs will be listed at SIS, which,is a
good deal more than actual value of
most of them.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-01
Grand public Sale of Town Lots
at Midland, s. D.,

Wednesday. May s22d. Auction
sale Of town lots at Midland, S. D.,
the new town on the Pierre, Rapid
City & Northwestern railway, forty
nine miles west of Pierre. Great
chances for new business openings.
Do not fail to attend. Excursion
rates. Special excursion train morn
ing Of the sale from Ft. Pierre to
Midland. Agents Chicago & North
western railway, will give full par
ticulars on application.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-01
TEe i''
Redwood do3ett.ea
WEDNESDAY, MAY l., 1907.
BY JAMES AIKEN
THE OFT Y

Horace Jones has been attending
bench show at Chicago, taking
couple of his hounds with him.
G. w. Elliott is rustling business
for the rural telephone company in
and around Revere and Walnut
Grove.
J. E. Kiley was in the city last
Saturday. His family is now To-
Gated at 100 N. Oak street, Water
town. s. D. 4
c. H. Hardy recently purchased
two lots opposite his residence, thru
Robinson & Co., and is at work i'm
proving the same.
Mrs. F. G.. Kumm started this
morning for a visit with her mother
at Stanley, Wis, and will visit st,
Paul relatives en- route.
The Endeavor society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a song SER
vice next Sunday evening, in place
of the usual preaching service.
Mrs. Albert Trust will entertain
the members of the ST. Agnes guild
tomorrow Thursday afternoon, at
the residence of Mrs. G. E.. Mckay
-.
Harry Ward will probably start
for the new town of Carlyle the lat
ter part of this week. In spite of
unfavorable weather, the future. city
is getting into shape for business.
John Klaus has received the only
prize awarded to a Minnesota grocery
house for window display of Sun
shine soap, made in the window OF
Kuenzli & Lusher several weeks ago
DR.. VIM. Corpron is again at
home, and intends to remain with
his family until the end Of the school
year, when they will probably re.
move to the state of Washington.
Edmund Westfall, who is now en-
gagged in services with the rural tele-
phone people, will resign disposition
May 18th and go to Minneapolis
where he will work for the Mime
sofa Central.
FL. Peterson, who for many years
conducted saloon business in this
city, is now back in Minneapolis
with intentions of going in business
there, after having spent a month
travelling with his family in Wash
ington and Oregon.
Thos. Leathely, who went from
this county to England to live few
years ago, is back again. Mr.. Leath-
ley says this is the onlyspot on earth,
and it sounds we'll considering he
landed during this gloomy weather.
He is already looking for desirable
farm.
The Workers Council of the w.
C. T. II. will meet at the M. E.
church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. This business session is of
great Importance and all are ex-
pected to be on hand promptly at
the opening.
Harry Thomas and Mr.. Gilbertson
of Edgerton, Wis, are busying them.
selves in this vicinity in the interests
Of the Snyder Nursery Co. Of Man
kato. Mr.. Thomas trapped in this
vicinity last fall and and is vel
known, among the boys.
Peter Mcpherson returned from
Kansas City last week, having had /;
malignant cancer removed from hi!
upper lip by specialist there. Mr.
Mcpherson feels immensely relieved
by his..escape. and will gladly poin
the way of release without the u.s.
of the knife, to any other sufferer.
Fred j. Thompson has been a
home the past week. and substitute,
for dayIor two for Agent Green 0
the M, &sSt. L., who was disable'
last week on account of sickness
Fred's friends at Janeaville have re
ported him a married man, but thi
is said to be scheme of the James
vile girls in their own interests.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-26

vast natural calamity like that Of Mar
Unique, or of avoidable accidents such
as are furnished daily by railways and
other instruments of civilization. And
all the while it is the survivors who suf-
fer, if anyone does, though they, too,
are soon comforted by time or the in
surance companies. The dead man; the
man who has entered upon the new spir-
itual life, whom we absurdly pity, is
free, and his troubles, are over.
Suicides, it is true, are said to increase
with civilization. But few philosophical
suicides occur. The majority are induced
by dread Of life overcoming dread Of
death. 1t may be doubted if suicide be
ever the act OF a man at once perfectly
brave and thoroughly sane. The value
of this life-and it is real value-is in
the discipline and experience it gives,
which it is our honest and sensible duty
to improve to the utmost and to the last.
Life may be interesting and arduous; it
may be very disappointing and irksome.
1t is very seldom, if ever, uniformly and
positively agreeable Fear, on the other
hand, is one Of the worst and basest Of
evils, and fear Of death the most IRA
tional. 1t must have originated in sheer
ignorance and thoughtlessness It
ought to vanish before our modern en-
lightenment and sagacity, and with it's
disappearance will appear social changes
that cannot but be revolutionary and
salutary.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-26

husband said Indignantly The under.
taker said: "You asked me what was
the proper thing. l have told you, but
you may do as you please" Thereupon
the husband said resignedly: "Well, 1
will do as you say, if you insist upon it,
but 1 will tell you right now that it will
spoil my day.
A Scotch minister and his friend,
coming from a wedding, began to con-
slider the state in which their potations
at the feast had left them. 'Sandy,"
said the minister, Just stop a minute
till go ahead. Perhaps I don't walk
steady and the guild wife might remark
something not right" He walked ahead
for short distance, and then called OUT
"How is it? Am I walking straight? ?"
ooh, aye answered Sandy, thickly,
"yere recht-but who's that WI yea"
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-26
The Fear Of Death

pie that half a flock of sheep leap
through certain hole in a fence-be-
cause the other half has done so? For
unless the fear be traditiOnary and he
reditary it is hard to account for it,
Death IS change, occupying mo-
ment, from one form Of life to another.
Whether it come in the course of nature
or by accident or design, it is seldom
painful; never probably so painful as
bout of the toothache. 1t brings us from
a condition of bondage and uncertainty
at best to one Of freedom and security.
But often it is change from slavery,
both physical and moral, to emancipa-
ton comparatively perfect, or, if we
hold the materialist view, to everlasting
uncOnsciousness. The spiritual state is
emancipated from the inertia of matter
and the tyranny Of space; therefore
thought will be present, and a mans
surroundings as to both thing and per-
son will be inevitably such as are most
desirable to him. The evil will be eman-
cipated from the opposition to the good,
and the good will not be grieved and
hampered by the Vaccinations of the
evil. The whole chapter of accidents
which here looms up so large will there
be eliminated. Time, which now makes
us long for the appointed hour and now
dread it's too speedy coming, will be no
more. But shall measure life by it's in
tensity and by it's opportunities In other
words, we shall be the makers of our own
times and seasons
Death takes us from a world Of effects
to one of causes The soul is made Of
will and thought and, as we may daily
perceive, it is only the obstruction of ma
terial conditions that prevents us from
Immediately accomplishing our desires
and beholding the realization Of our
thoughts. Again, death is inevitable to
all and to any one who chooses is at any
moment attainable By what logic can
our fear Of it be defended?
Yet we fear it so much and so univer-
sally that our entire social fabric is built
largely upon that fear. Our law makes
death the supreme penalty. Our funer-
ais are occasions of mourning, and the
medical profession, one Of the most num-
erOus eXtant, spends it's existence in
combating death. We seek eagerly all
nostrums or elixirs that promise us con-
tinuance of life. We ascribe supreme
merit to the soldier who risks his life for
his country or to the individual who sac
rifices it for others. We laud the stoi-
cism which affects to despise death, but
which bases the virtue Of that despising
upon the acknowledged terror of the
event Our humanitarians spend sym
DathV and money in attamntinU tO DrO
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-26

A woman died, and at her funeral her
husband said to the undertaken: "What
carriage shall I ride in to the ceme-
tery?" The undertaken said the hus-
band should ride in the carriage with
his late wifes relatives. "But I don't
like them; I don't speak to them,' the
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-26
Count Puckler Declared Insane

Germany's most notorious Jew batter,
Count Puckler, has been officially de-
clared insane.
TO celebrate his release from four
months in Jail for disturbing the peace
the count attempted to hold another of
his boistrous mass meetings in Berlin.
The crowd which assembled to hear him,
however, had to be content with the
circulars distributed by the counts
henchmen. During his sojourn behind
the bars three medical experts examined
the count and found him mentally ire
sponsible. The police, therefore, decline
to allow him to hold his meetings.
Nobody for years has taken Puckler
seriously, but he has managed to in
flame the passions Of the weak-minded
in many communities with periodical
oratorical onslaughts on the Jews. His
meetings were invariable signals for
riots, and the count has been arrested
nearly 100 times within the past five
years for melting public disorder
The Jewish outlook., 1907-07-26

Matinees Wednesday and Saturday; entire
lower floor, Csc; entire balcony, 15c.
PRICES-Every night and Sunday matinee,
lower floor, 35c and SOC; balcony, Csc
and 35c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11

Ter neue 5reibrief fiir Gbicngo. mel
der Der Staot cine groBere Selbit.
itdnoigfeit perIeibe, peroiene cine
iorafdItige 8eriidiihtigrng Der Sc.
eislatur, ebenio Iegt er Der 8eiebge.
bilng cine 8erbeiierling oes @ei1po.
reneniDiten1S oringeno ans 9er5. @r
ertuobnt, ooB in oem Sbea-Hro5eB
2600, in Dem 4ro5eB eeeen @ilbooIep
1880 8iraer fir oen @eihporenen.
6ienit porgeIaoen ipuroen, ebe man
cine Surp 5uiomnenieten fonnte.
3as &abeos Gorpus.@elet meroe
ebenfnus ols Elm NfitteI benuBt, nm
Der @eredti9feit elm Shnipp6en su
itlaeen. GieieS @eiet traqe oie
Shulo ooran, ooB ans oen @efGng.
niiien in Sninois mebr @efonoene
entidIiipfen, oIs aus 0en 8eidn0.
nilien bon Al Stooten.
Springfielo, SSa., 10. San.
aue oeuofratiiden Senatoren,
meI6e iiber oen 8beil ser 9otihaft
befraet muroe, Der lid ouf oas neue
8ortuobIengeiet be5iebt, erfl1rten lid
oamit einneritanoen, oaB idon bel
Der nahiten SritbiobrSmobl OaS @e.
ies aud auf Die itdotiiheu @ablen
Inmenoune iin0en lollte.
0ie oemofratiiben Senatoren bieI.
ten am 8ornlitta9 einen aaufus a6.
in pelhem Der Senotor SSarOus ais
6iibrer ser 0tinoritGt erlpdblt pur0e.
SIM &nuie puroe gorparo 3.
Sburtleff BON Marengo sum Spre.
der errp1blt Sein @egenfonoioot
nor ser 3emofrot Tottiion BON 6rcc-
port. gtn6 ser 8erleilng Der BOT.
i6oft trot Sertoguug ein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11
@riefmDpen.

Seit einissr 3eit iperbtn in 9oulon
perIu6stpeiie SssmOipsn gum ll.bers
brineen BON 9risfI6dften uber ods
Wlvr anftntt Der grieftaubsn perip.ns
oct. prof.Hor 0smorqus. Der bds Qbs
rihten Der M0pen untsrnommsn bat,
funote tiir5lih 3ipei folder 9oten bon
Gomoris BET 3oulon mad Der As Gilos
meter ipeiten 2epdntinIel. Sin @oa.l
tpuroe unttrpees erfhoHsn. ben stpsis
ten brudte Elm Slider 3uriid, tpsI6sr
ibn ouf ein.m GeIi,n I'm M.re nit
einem eebroh,nen 9eine oufsefunosn
bate. Demurque Iieb ii9 ob.r our9
oisi.n Wib.rfols nidt abboItsn un6
untirndbm neue @eriuhe NIT CT
mopen. Die bon bem maritim.n Sniiis
tut fit 9ioloei: Der Qbonsr llniperiitdt,
tpel9es fid gu 9amaris befin6.t, esliss
fert tpuroen, uno er er3ieIte bel ben
fpdteren grp.rimsnten isbr oiinTtioe
ReIuItdts. Der srobe @ortbsil bei Der
gernenoung Der Ssemoipen fir Den
Pddridtenoisnii liest in TEN lms
Itonoe. bab oisis @ogsl aud in 6sm
ftiirmiideiien Wsttsr nbs.I,noet fpsrs
Den tonnsu. 8risftouben Iliseen In
.in.m ioI6tn Gol. ni6t auf. Die Se'
m0ipe abtr fiirhist ben piloeit,n
Sturm nitt unb tann bsi itr,r bsrbOrs
rossnoen 5ntslisen3 lsidt oussebilttt
per0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11
gluff6fung berIongt.
St. 2ouis. Wlo., 10. sSQn.

SSm Sbereerid)t bot Der General.
ontpoIt &aoIep cine aloge anb1ngig
getno6t, mel6e Die 9lufloiung Der
ongebli6 ungeiesli6en @eri6mel.
5ung Der @obaib, 0tiiiouri Bocific
nno SSron Ntountoin 9abnen uno
Der Rscific GrpreB Company be3iuedt,
iotpie bie @nt3iebing oes sSreibriefg
Der Gacific @rpreB Gomponp, 9lmeri-
CON Hefrigerator 8roniit Gonpanp,
@eItern Gool & Wiining Gomponp
uno Gonios Miiiouri Glepotor Cont
ponp oerlan9t. Sdmnltlihe @eiea.
ihaften ioIlen unter einem gemein.
ihoftliden Sberboupt iteben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11
0ie @trfoiiuno.
g}elp glorf. 10. ,San.

sSobn $. @iri6ing bon ,Sericp
Gitp, Solicitor iiir cine bieiige 9anf,
mo glnna 9odborSt, ebeniaaS BON
SSeriep @itp, iieBen iih geitern
glbeno trouen, lpGbrenO iie oui Der
8erfaiilng Der Ser. Stanten itan.
ben. Che ser Nrieoensrihter Spee.
nep oie 3rnmmg ooIl5og, erfldrte Der
8rGlitiaam, 0aB er mo ieine 9raut
oie @erfallEnq itets in Gbren gebaI.
ten bGtten uno bon ser 9lniidt our9.
orltngen ieien, oaB ieoer auerifnni-
i6e @iirger auf Der 8erfoiiltng rIte-
ben" iolle. Sierauf bolte ser 9fih,
ter cine glbi6rift ser 8erioiiung uuo
poIl5og ben feierlihen 9lft, mdbreno
oos 8rautpoor NIT ben 5iiBen auf
Ser @erfaIlung Itano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11
Seiterreih llnQaru.
99ien. 10. ,$ou.

Cine 9lborOmIna 0eS 0iii5ierStorps
bonn glieOerrbeiniitben 6iiiiIierreIi.
ment 9Ir. 80 lit aus QiiiieIoori bier
eingetroifen. sic fonmt oui 8cicbl
oeS 0eutiben 8aiiers, nm 0cm @bei
oeS 9legiutcntS. Gr5ber5o9 Hoiucr,
iueI6er om II. SomIur ooS 80. Sc
benSiabr pouenoet 3um @eburtSta1
5u 9rnhIliren.
IuldBIib ser @cgenpart Der oelt.
iden Ciiijicre iteben oeridieOcne6cjt
Iihfeiteu in gIuSiiht, pelde ole otter
reihiihen &ameroOeu Oeranitalten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11

Grcibcrrn y. Shlmm, ocS perItorbe.
nen iolcnonntcn StohIfouigS. reiit
beltte 9tad)t pou 9berbourg nit Dem
gtor0o 2lop0. Compiler 0&ronprir3
@ilbeIm" noh 9tNu yDorF ob. @r lit
ser faiicrIidlcu @otihoii in @aibinJ.
ton alS 9lttah6 5u0uuieien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11

Tofio, 10. San.

~VtfVf IVs N0NFEs
sSn benz Sausboltsentnuri, Der
6enuiG6it Sem iopnniiden Earla.
ment lmterbrcitet iueroen ioIi, foroert
Die 8egierlrug fir Oas fommenoe &c.
ihdftsiobr Gil 100000 Sen ietiua
$305,0O0,000). Bon oieier Summe
iinO 412,OO0,000 Sen fir laufenoe
unO 199.OO0,000 Sen fir oubGr.
oroenilide 9Ius9nben ooraeieben.
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Reuts Wo9tnbtott far
8linos. Die qon6onsr .Tailg
Woil" tiin6iet. bic 5srdusgabs zines
nsutn Wodsnblott.s fir gIino. In Rs'
lief gum prsiis BON ,in.m qsnnp per
Rummsr an. Jusesiammt leben in
9robbritonni.n 10000 glino,, p,l6.
bisisrdrt gum sriisn Wale cine poliiiif.
!3si.ung erbaltsn. 7os glo.t ipiro nit
bsm snsIii6en groin.s2llpbabst auf
ips1i,n fonfruirtsn Wlnihintn bsrots
f,ni lD.rben unb III nidi aui Gsipinn
berehneL
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Qoricnt, 10. SSon.

2oricut, TO- SSon.
SIuf bem Greli5er ,.rSeou Bart" Der
nod ocn Slntiuen obiubr. madten iid
gln5eiden einer Wieiterei bemerfbor
Qie Ntounihait fInNte iibcr ihIchtes
giien unO mari ole @tahIjeit iiber
goro. Gic CiiiSierc berllbigten Die
Mounihoiten. mo pcriprahcn ibnen,
Die @eld)mcroen acnou 5u priiien.
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Ghinn.
Songfone. 10. San

Die 9Ibbnltung Der gcplnnten @er.
fommIun9en sur 6oroerlng Oes
8opfotts arerifoniiher gSonren lit
BON Dem 9bcfonig bon Stanton Der.
boten luorOcn. 0icier IieB 0ie @ort.
iiibrer perb1itcn oIle nnfrci5cnOen
@lafote entiunen uno Sen 3eitungen
perbieten, iiber oen 8upfoit 81 idlrei'
ben.
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Sabana, TO- Son.

RWDWIIuI IV' 11UII.
On Der qommiiiion sur Reoiiion
6es 8abIaeiebes oiirite e5 81 ernitcn
Quseinon0rieturgen fommen Tic
spoli WiitgIieoer Der aommiiiion,
unter 6eneu it'd orei amerifnncr Be.
finOen, iin6 in Der Stinmrebtsirale
qetbeiIter 2lniidt. Die liberale gtin.
6er6eit ruiinidt in oieier gsie6una
ones bem 2llien 81 lniien, ipdbrenO
Die U2ebr6eit fiir 6as BlurnIDotum
eintriit. ipclbes 0en giirgern BON
b6berer gilouua mo ar6Bran ei.
aeutbumSbcib 8orredte perIeibt