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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
.NOTAS De ESPEal
en honor de- los hsrmsnOs
A'v,rez QuinterO. Ban
q,ete y cOndecoracl6 +;
EL KAISER A EsPAN.
El bandidsje y la criminali'
dad en- Andaluofa.- FL
parti'o liber. |.

La redaccion del peri6dico "A
B c" obsequi6 en- la neche del 5 de
Febrero con un banquete a los her
manos Joaquin y Seraffn Alvarez
Ouintero, para festejar ell exito ex-
traordinario que ha tenido la Ultima
comedia de aquellos ingenios, titu-
lada aEl Genio AlegreO.
Asistieron al banquete perso-
mas muy signi6cadas, y al final.
despues de un brindis muy aplaudi-
do, el jefe del gobierno, don Anto-
MO Maura, condecor6 a los hernia
nos Alvarez Quintero con la cruz
de caballero de la orden civil de AL
fonzo XII.
:, Sc asegura que el Empera-
dor Guillermo prepara un viaJe a
Espaiia, para corresponder d la VI
sta que hizo 4 Alemania el Rey
don Alfonzo XIII.
Como a fines dc Mario, el Kal-
ser Sc embarcara ell el yate inpe-
rial Hohenzollern,O dirigieudose
hacia un puerto espaiiol, a1n no de.
| tsignado.
FL ministro de la Goberna.
ci6n, seiior Quiroga Ballesteros, y
el inspector de- la guardia civil, ge.
neral Martitegui, ha conferenciadc
sobre los medios de contener el de-
sarrollo del bandidaje y la crilnina
|lidad en- Andalucfa.
Los sefiores Montero Rios J
Moret Sc han puesto de acuerdo
acerca de la conducta futura de
partido liberal monarquico, siende
los principales puntos del progra
ma que defendera aquella agrupa
cion, el regimen del derecho comut
a las Congregations religiosas, la
cuales quedaran sometidas q la ley
de Asociaciones, el servicio milita1
obligatorio, sin redenci6n ell meta
lico, y la Suppression total del impues
| to de consumes.
| Sera el jefe del partido liberia
lei seiior Montero Rios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
MOTIFS GULYAMEsAS
Iuicio poF aseslaato On pFl-
msr gfado. Oetalle curio-
so,-El Or. Ruiz J solsr.
AvlsO A Ia POLlClA
Muieres de nal vivir. -Varios
AVlsO A Ia POLlCIA
Muieres de NAL vivir. Varios
huespedes. En- la Corte
de Distrito.

Febreyo 23.-El juicio de ase-
sinato en- primer grado que Sc esta
celebrando hoy en- nuestra Corte de
Distrito, ha sido suspendido dos
veces y celebrado otras doA en-
Ponce; celebrado una y suspendido
otra, en- Guayama, y esta vez, que
vienen 4 ser siete seilalamientos.
Sc encuentra va prestando
servicios de su profession en- esta
localidad el distinguido doctor don
Alexandra Ruiz Soler, quien recien-
temente fue nombrado por nuestro
municipio medico titular.
Sc nos informa que los sacos
de arroz que mencion6 este peri6-
dico en- dlas pasados, aparecieron
porque el vapor que los trafa Sc hi
20 responsible de ellos.
Sc han acercado varios seiIo-
res de la localidad este correspon-
sal a suplicarnos que llametnos la
atencion de la policia con respecto
| 4 las mujeres de NAL vivir, que
suelen pasearse Ell nuestra. plaza
juntas con toda la dernas concu-
rrencia.
-Hemos visto por esta ciudad
Ia los se1ores don Adolfo Lespier,
alcaide de la carcel dc Ponce, al
doctor Leonardo Igaravidez Lam
dron, al Lcdo. Manuel A. Rivera,
] (Continaa en- Ia b4gina .3s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
5Su m5quina no escIibe b en-?

Pues, por TN precio m6dico Sc
lie compone mandandola a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc reniquela, Sc repin-
ia Y Sc Gambia cualquiera pieza por
otra nueva 81 fuere necesario. Di-
rijase la correspondence al seiior
M. NJ, P. O. Box 44I.-Marcelino
Mirabal. San Jose II altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
Callicida Robinson
G mejor remedio para los ca.
los. Pfdase en- las Boticas.

rradO en- sus notas pr1Mcfbdles, que
dando, 81 no inltil, completamente,
inservible como biesa de efeoto en- el
concerto de la polftica puertorli-
queha.
A sacarme de esa ignorancia
vino el seilor Coll y Cuchf, que EN-
DEFENsA PRoPIA, pulse la Ira con-
vertida en- pluma acerada y venga-
d0ra, cantando sino la Palinodta
c omo la han cantado ciertos baYti-
quinos que quieren hacer el papel
de tenoreS a6S0lutOS en- el teatro re-
publicano, cantando, repito, las
verdades del barquero a los hamO-
Wstas y demas cOmba'Sa encargada
del efeetO ese<mieo.
iEs claro! Siendo el honrado
que luch6 desesperado
por sostener su partido,
al quedar desengafado
contenerse no ha podido,
Y libando del agravio
la copa, con rude. .labio.
hizo aquesta a6rmaci6n:
uo procede como sabio
ei que de6ende a Tin fel6n.o
Y altivo que no Sc humilla
hasta dollar la rodilla,
sin decir oste nj moSte
ha puesto entire Coll y Toste
otra Coll mas con Cuchf-lla.
DIoGENEs PRIETo.
Febrero de. 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
Sc ACABO 81 DOLOR

Con el anestesioo SDentudo,
60 obtiene Ia complete ausencia de
dolor en- todas las estrscOiOnes den
tales. De venta en- Ia fsrmAcia de
xColon, Plaza principal, Sar
Jusn. Diriiate Ia correspondence
al seilor M. M. P. 0. Box AL SaI
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
Llesal'On

on6grafos eman anceses los mas peectos hasa
precios $780, Sempe vendo pecos uaes mas
oo nadie fon6grafos o G6a zne.o Edison enendo
exnca gran suo de records de disco de cindo impresonaos
mpodos Europa tengo records de opera canados po
ogni Bonc Constantine Vguas Be Bas Wallis Alvarez
Sanmarco Anco Sco De Luca Ta Rufo Cigada G
d Campanan Paucon Journ Wumvn de Luna Prelo de Se
gurol Bonsegua Borona Baenos Care Teazzni Sembh Mel
ba Patti, Arke, Laba &.
ud records Zauela mpoados decamente de Ma
d Barcelona Cantos popuas espahoes soae maagueas
peneras guaa andangos granadnas cantos gags
g. 1mpoacones constants de Paris Milan Madrid Lones Berlin
ompone oda dc fon6g P de repuesta
Soos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
Yo creo en- Dios.
Y en- s,i Madre.

Y en- St Madre.
Y en- todos los Santos de la
Corte del Distrito. Celestial; San Co.
cho FL 6aeno; San Dalio FL 7oreido;
San Turce FL Cangyejero; San Tia
go El Aayagdn, que dicen que hace
v no hace NADIA; San Son FL 6ailar1n
como San Pascual y ciertos polit-
cos de dou5lE, que bailan al son que
le tocan en- la bVaonaa de sus con-
veniencias particulares, =, otros
santos y santas por el estilo, de los
cuales pocas veces Sc ocupa el ca
lendario, pero que, como de Santa
Barbara, cuando truena, todos nos
acordamos y les encedemos Tampa
ras.
Cierto es que, Ell sacandome de
aqui, es decir, de los nonbrados,
no creo EN- mas nadie, aunque sea
un santo bueno, recon- endado, como
eli conserje de la Colonia Espailola
de este pueblo, que, por llamarse
Santos, cuando juega carambolas,
plrece que los angeles le ayudln, y
aunque de sus byfa5 como cualquler
prohombre republicano, no queda
vudido tan facilmente como esto>
en- el billar de la opinion publica, Q,
meior dicho, en- el billar de n Colo
MIA Espafola. >. que es Ell donde
el juega, sin necesidad de tomlr al
Pals de mIng0 para hacerlas, como
las hacen y pretenden seguir ha-
, ciendo ciertos jugadores de alto
bordo, cuyos nombres me Sc, pc
70. !. Inc Gallo,
Xxx
No digo este por Mr. Crosas, e
que por una anomalia de la suert'
y debido a SUI condici6n anf6ia
sus teje manejes americanos, logr(
nadar en- el revuelto rio de nuestr'
politica regional, escondiendo ante
la ropa, para yer c6modamente 10
toros desde Ia h0neya en- que Sc ha-
bfa metido, sin aportar al acervc
com1n nj un solo adarme de su nj
escasa inteligencia, 81 no cobraba e
bene6cio que prestaba moral 8 ma
terialmente -. Conste, que mis-
palabas no llevan efecto c0ntyario,
y asi, aunque ruede ola bola0,
no debe dar I'm respingo;
pues yo hare mi ecarambola'
abv la 6andaS, aunque el sea e
mtAg0.
&*k
81, rpor tabla', como tambiei
Sc dice, he de encoutrarlo siempre
Pues conocicndo Ia ta6la
de pichipen y de pino,
sagaz todo JHego entab(a ..
CON AYUDA DE VECINO.
***
A otra cosa.
Dice el refrain, que, cuando pc
lean las comadres, es que Sc sabei
las yerdades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
NILAGROSO DtS(UDR|NI[kTO

fin eg San Juan Mlago epedad 6nca gknefo de
Alberto Napoe E cual anazando
medcnaes de la India despu poundo
ddes fcas ha encondo medic de radcamene
solo sin hcer del mercuro no coma
condas dcha susan FL amiehto sencsmo
formulas vegetables pues composition
medcnes de India pdoras nyecc6n decarados
nvento miagroso comp cu6n de las
las de ambos
magroso RO0B PZZO gran medicamento escasro para
compa destruction de todo bo sfco Con puf
gre impu deandoa ado normal virus dando saud
inmunidad evtar production enmedad Tenndo
completa segudad od aque
medds ha de osamsne dchos
Epecddes podran pago despu del result
pacularma solo onveumieno 6mfsimo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
REV|STA COM|CA

combaayes los que riiien entonces la
cosa es mas grave, porque aunque
la sangre no llega al rio, no golpes
de lengua sino otros mas contun-
dentes y peligrosos Sc proplnail,
hasta cl punto de ponerse cual di-
gan duenas y malos amigos,
por un quitame ALA esta alcaldia....
la de San Juan, por ejemplo.
Esto 10 digo sin alusiones per
sonales.
Y hago constar nuevamente,
que ha tempo que nosotros saba
mos que Ell partido republican, era
TN rely que tenia la mdquina des-
compuesta, y, por 10 tanto, no podla
saberse 4 ciencia cierta la hora que
senalaban sus tres agWas principa-
les, a saber, h0rayio, minntero y Sc
gunaario, 8 sean Rosy, Barbosa y
Sanchez Morales, respectlvalnente.
Es decir, tres personas distin-
tas y un solo relej verda-
dero.
Pues aunque a Ultima hora ell
seilor Veva le sirve de Cneraa enry0-
| IKa{a metida entire el tGm6v de la
presideucia del partido, este esta
tan ldem por el ejie de la CATALINA
CENTRAL, que dihcillnente puede
iirar en- su centyO sin peligro de ha-
Ger saltar no solo las yMedaS sin bi-
boies nj dicnteS sino al mlsmlslmo
! ool1nte cuyo belo va ha dejado dc
afectar la forma esbiral para enre-
darse con la balanca reg~ladora,
,porque el buente Sc ha bajado de ur
modo alarmante, desde que perdlt
lei rnbf de coAtenci6n.
Esto vive Dios! a mi
no me importa, pero, quiero
! que busquen a TN relojero
!. que les ponga otro r~6f,
( porque, no es justo que asi
Sc esten engaiiando ahora
| pues por no asaber la hora0
que sn rely les seiiaIa
| han atYaSado la cScala
y hasta el dnc0ra Sc ancoya.
| ***
| Bueno.
FL case es, que, aunque 20 SOY
mas curioso que beata sin o6cio
Ique marido celoso, y aunque sabi;
Ique ola procession andaba por dentr'
de la igiesia republicanaD, no nut
| me habla dado cuenta exacta de l;
desafMci6m de sus 6rganOs, po
mas que no ignoraba que sus cons
lbltu0s organisms aunque pareciera1
Iestar aoordes mas Q menos im5eyec
ltamente, no estaban dc acuerdC
/ en- cieftas tetitnyaS en- que obi
Igadamente tenian que hacer el solo
Ipara evitar la fnga de las pocas Sc
ImJnsas que como adorno, aboyatu
yas y fermataS, tenfa escritas e
bentdgrama republcano y que po
Ihaberse mojado el papel Sc ha 6O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26
Phonograth Exchange.
Hotel la Rei0IInadl Guiana
San Justo 14K,
7O-FORTALEZA-70

Habendo adqdo vnta este Hotel he ntroducdo graft
des mporantes omas ponendoo la ara de meo de
case
Sc obeva gran escrupuosdad la epta6n de hukspedes pu
dendo oecer abmento condolences que puedan rec
dir en- q famiias, atenddas toda pulcritud ~ -t
Habtacones c6moda venladas cocna Espaoa Francesa
Americana adnten abonados srvn comidas domco Pre-
clos equitativos
Propearo-Eutqae Naas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-26

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The Winslow mail., 1907-02-16
The ArizoDa
Legislature
Their Proceedings Of Each
Day ChrOnicled Briefly =
MONDAY, 18th.

After a weeks recess spent by
the members visiting the various
territorial institutions, both
branches recOnvened.
Much time was consumed by
attorneys representing the rail-
roads doing business in Arizona
protesting against proposed Jaw
to reduce the fare to three cents
per mile. Their arguments were
placed before the committee to
which the bill had been referred
when introduced.
COUNCIL
Bills introduced:
By O'Neill, creating railroad
commission, similar to one IN
Texas.
By O'Neill, authorizing COVER
nor to appoint a dental board,
members of which are to be paid
at rate of IS 90 per day for time
actually served in interest of the
Territory.
BY Mcintyre, providing for
the appointment of deputy dis
trict attorneys in counties of
second class.
By ONeill, increasing salary
of assistant superintendent of
territorial prison to $500.
BY Blakely, providing for issu-
ance of summons on territorial
auditor in case of action against
a foreign corporation without
representation in territory.
By Hunt, amending present
law with reference to incorpora-
tion of cities
The judiciary committee re-
ported recommending that ac-
ton be deferred on a bill prevent
ing lewdness in saloons, this
matter having been covered by
the O'Neill bill prohibiting wo-
men from frequenting those
places. The bill prohibiting the
establishment of drinking places
within a certain distance of min
ing camps was made a little
more rigid and in that form its
passage was recommended.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-16

methods of procedure in the su-
preme and district courts.
By Mcintyre, authorizing Yu-
ma county to issue bonds to the
amount of $4,000 for building
of courthouse.
By Scott, amending law with
relation to collection of road tax.
The bill holds corporations re-
sponsible for collection of tax
from their employees.
By Roemer, prohibiting peace
officers while intoxicated from
carrying weapons or making
arrests.
By O'Ne1ll, amending law Gre
ating the office of public exam
iner
BY O'Neill, amending law for
collection of delinquent taxes,
requiring district attorneys to
file suits for their collection.
HOUSE.
Several bills given second read
ing and referred to committees.
Bills introduced:
By Day, amending law with
reference to appointment of ter
ritorial auditor.
BY Murphy, increasing the
emolument of justices Of the
peace and cOnstables.
By Hull, permitting railroads
engaged in construction under
the laws Of this territory to ex-
tend their lines beyond the ter
ritory.
By Whitesides, relating to
brands.
By Whitesides, for protection
of inmates of territorial prison
providing for punishment of
those who smuggle drugs into
the institution.
BY Whitesides, increasing sal
ary of assistant superintendent
of territorial prison.
By Williams, increasing salary
of attorney general to $24OO a
year and providing a contingent
fund of 81 900 for expenses.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-16


the franchise, was unfavorably
reported and finally indefinitely
postponed. Favorable reports
were returned on various other
measures which were ordered to
the enrolling and engrossing
committee.
petition was received from
Mrs. Carlos Talfolla of Apache
county, asking that her pension
be increased. Her husband, a
member of the rangers, was
killed in 1901 in a fight with
band of outlaws, and the sue
ceeding legislature voted her a
pension of $500 a year. The
next legislature reduced the
pension to $3.50. The petition
seeks the restoration of 1T to the
former hgure.
HOUSE
Mr.. Bell, for the committee on
agriculture, reported House bill
No. II, and recommended that
it do pass. This is the bill, in
troduced some time ago, repeal
ing the tax exemption law under
which the Santa Fe Pacific rail
road was built.
Bills introduced:
BY Bell, creating railroad COM
mission.
By Bell, amending statutes
with reference to prin ting, put
ting contracts tor all printing,
including reports to governor,
into hands of board of control,
which must let contract by bids.
By Bell, providing a tax of one
per cent of gross receipts of ex-
press companies.
By Bell, repeating certain sec
tions of laws.
BY Crenshaw, fixing mileage
of sheriffs and peace officers at
thirty cents lone way" This
bill is designed to make the pres
ent law more definite. There is
now in the supreme court a case
from COcOnino county in which
it is contended on one side that
by one way is meant all the way
from the time the officer sets out
until he has made complete the
service in a criminal case by land
ing the prisoner in jail.
By Crenshaw, fixing freight
rates at seven and a half cents
ton per mile instead of fifteen
cents a mile as law now allows.
though that rate is never charg-
ed.
BY Bell, requiring that board
of control shall advertise for bids
for all supplies for territorial in
stitutions. At present the board
is SO required except that it may
exercise it's discretion in cases
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-16


ritorial officials to adopt unan-
imous system from bookkeeping;
in case his directions are not
complied with, the attorney gen
eral shall proceed against delin-
quents. When the governor
shall suspend or remove county
or other official on report of ex-
aminer, the examiner may take
charge of office in person or may
temporarily appoint an officer
until it can be regularly filled as
law now requires, and his bonds
men are held responsible for such
temporary conduct of the office.
By Burke, providing for segre-
cation of the offices of probate
Judge and clerk of probate court
in counties of the first class, hav-
ing an assessed valuation of $11,-
100000 or more. The salary of
probate judge shall be $4,000
and that of clerk shall he $1,000.
In counties of the first class hav-
ing a less valuation than $11,-
100000, probate judge shall be
ex-offic1o clerk of probate court
and shall receive a salary of $12-
90 and in addition shall collect
and retain fees of the office.
BY Williams, amending law
with reference to life insurance
companies, making policies non
forfeitable after payment of one
full annual premium and provid-
ing for their conversion into
term, or paid up policies.
By Williams. providing that a
misrepresentation in gaining a
life insurance policy shall not be
made to work forfeiture unless
it shall be shown that such mis-
representation was material.
By Williams, for encourage
ment of impounding of water by
exempting enterprises Of that
kind from taxation for a period
of five years.
BY Pace, limiting tax of towns
to thirty-three mills, divided into
three equal parts for salaries and
contingent expenses, improve
ments and for a fund to meet
interest on Indebtedness.
| By Pace amending present law
with reference to bounties on
wild animals.
Both houses adjourned until
WEDNESDAY, 18th
in honor of LincOln'S birthday.
COUNCIL
The memorial addressed to
Congress, which asked that the
present tax OF $175 90 per mile
upon the Santa Fe Pacific rail
road be revoked, was defeated.
Il bod heet1 naSSed hv the house
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-16

OFFICIAL PAPER OF NAVAJO COUNTY
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
M. AND M. ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD BANQUET

Mayor Harper and Bishop Conaty
will shake hands across the table of
Levy's Wednesday night April "a,
when the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' associat tion will hold an informal
baiquet at the local banqueting head
quarters. Guests are expected to at
tend in ordinary business dress.
OF the after dinner speakers, Rt.
Rev. Bishop Conaty will speak on
Business Integrity; Mayor Harper
will tell some of his troubles; Perry w.
Weidner will talk about his impressions
of his trip abroad; Lewis H. Mertz
will read a paper on local manufacture
ing industries; Vice President C. H.
Plummer will present paper on the
scope and work of the Merchants and
Manufacturers association.
A committee consisting of c, G. Des-
mond, chairman; A. K. Brauer, Eugene
German, H. w. Louis and A. w. Red
man has the affair in charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
"RESURRECTION" IS SUBJECT
AT INDEPENDENT CHURCH

Rev. J. S. Thomson, pastor of the
Independent Church of Christ, preached
a sermon on 1.-THE Resurrection of
Christ's Body" yesterday. He said in
part:
Christ had perfect health. His body
was absolutely pure. 1t was laid in a
new tomb for a certain number of
hours. Before his death he had suf-
fered all that malice could infict upon
him. 1t was not necessary that his
body should pass through the process
of modification. The pains of death
had possession of his soul and body
for few hours
Peter, in the second chapter of Acts,
declares that the flesh of his Master did
not see or suffer corruption, and he
shows that this fact was the fulflment
of David's prophecy in the sixteenth
Psalm. A sufficient portion of the soul
or of life was left in the body to pre-
vent corruption or modification.
"The body is organized out of various
articles of food-meat, fruit, vegetables,
water. L is fitted for the manifestation
of the spirit In this world. It is the
most wonderful factory on the earth.
1T Is fearfuly and wonderfully made,
says the Psalmist But the body which
is essential In this world would be USE
less in a different kind of a world.
Climate, temperature, food, gravity air
of another world would require bodies
different from those I'm which we now
live. And then Paul assures us that
flesh and blood cannot inherit the king
dom of Cod and in Ecclesiastes we
read that the dust returns to the earth
as It was, as 1t was in grass, flowers
trees. rivers, clouds.
THE spiritual body, which is now in
our physical body, will rise up at death
and ascend into the next world. and
make out of the elements OF that world
glorious bodies for us like Christs, as
Paul teaches. That wonderful agent
who now manages the factory of the
present body is competent to make gar
ments and forms for our immortal
spirits"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
WRECK VICTIMS FUNERAL
is LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral of Albert w. SHE, the
railroad clerk who was killed in the
Cotton wreck, was held yesterday
afternoon from the chapel of Ober-
holzer & Mills. La Fiesta camp, Wood
men of the World, had charge of the
services. Grant r. Bennett, a well
known attorney of Los Angeles, made
an eloquent address, The body will
be cremated at Evergreen cemetery to-
day.
The floral offerings were very beauti-
full, including set pieces from the mail
service of the railroad, friends of the
deceased from the court house, the va
rious lodges to which he belonged and
the railroad men, The mail clerks at
tended in a body. Following the SER
vice the two wagon loads of flowers
were made into bouquets and dis
tributed among the hospitals, at the
wish of the widow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
Our sensitive government

AS train from Washington recently
slowed up below the station at a small
town in Virginia the mail bag was
thrown to a darky lad OF perhaps 12
years, who at once started off on a
brisk trot to the postofhce. He had
not gone more than ten yards before
larger nogro boy ran into him, al
most knocking the youthful messenger
off his feet. Look heah, niggahl" ex-
claimed the messenger with a glance
of indignation. "Youse tryin' to git in
jail, amt you? YOuse interferin wild
yo' jars me yo' jars de government of
ds United States! Harper Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
Rights in Combat

Only as the faith which begun at
Easter develops i'm business, in school
and hOme-in Galilee can righteousness,
Today we hold our breath while prop
erty rights and human rights seem to
be opposed, In Chicago yonder sthe
outcome viii be selfish, brutal and bad
modify the selfish interests OF money
or men, For you go back TO work To-
morrow seeking 10 make your new
vision OF the Son of man glorify even
the commonest acts. and you viii have
realized what Paul prayed for ''to see
him and the power OF his resurrection"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
RUSSIANS COMPLAIN
ABOUT BRAZILIANS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
RIGA, Russia, March 31.-The gov
ernor general of the Baltic provinces,
Lieut.. Gen. Moeller- -Sakhomsky, has re-
ceived from Russian colonists in Brazil
a letter complaining Of the difficult
position Of the colonlsts and the unfair
treatment of them by Brazllians, and
asking him to prohibit emigration to
the South American republic.
Riga is the starting point of a large
stream Of emigrants to Brazil.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-01
EMBASSIES WORRY
OVER PAPAL SEIZURE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, March 91.-Inquiries made
today at the Austrian, British and Jap
anese embassies and the Dutch lega-
tion which were implicated in the docu-
ments Of Mgr. Montagnini, the sec
retary Of the papal nunciature, seized
when he was expelled and published in
the Figaro brought forth the response
that nothing was known concerning the
matter The diplomats refused to dis
cuss the disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-18

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Queer Ouch. that fellow nieaks."
SAY on
Hell Ito where the truth viii an.
swcr the same purpose.