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The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
U. s. BRA TOMS
DOWN AND OUT

f.....z. k. <. .ee..s.-9s
 Bre.tan. assistant lrzzed States a.str.e. steoraey. o-aarded lis -->. gratsan ta At.ornev-Gen- e-a Boaaf,4r.e to-day Charges were preferred against AIr. Brat lon >eseraz months ago, ard | was stated ttat he was 10 retire from ofr5e on Jaly L Chairman r. Y. Tucker e: the Republican state committee, and United States Marshal H L. Rena1el wer, Washington and he'd a conference with the president. with ..se 7e~a.e that Assistant Attorney ! Genera. Cooley eanle to L...g R5 make personal invests gat=en. After AIr. Coa.es made H.s report to his depart nert he ~est . Oyster B@y ard held d conference with President Roosevelt. < reliably stated that District Attorney nipple received letter a few days ago from Attorrey-67enerai Bonaparte asking =fHfI7 recommend =sslS- .ee>>or t5 AIIr. Bratton; ard the resig signat.on followed. Powell Clayton, 4aang attorney ot Little R5sa aha nephew Q. Gen. Po#e laztal3. W..g succeed AIr. Bratt8a.
 rHoaHEaEzzafz Ha5s t5- atgh, thag eissaw firm Q: HI. Myers na AL9 Brattoa aaa G5~- solved patnes~a5p. Nr Myers. is register r=a= t.3e nitea States land office n thi> city, ard the charges preferred aga:a9t N-. Bratton were pfeditated on a.- Transactions .n connection with and cases.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
l79 In the Sun.

Houston, exaS. July dispatch from Metfregor says lie most terrific heat visitation ever known occurred there Sunday. which lasted about an hour and twenty minutes The thermom- eter registered 179in the sun and IT in the shade. An area three miles long and two miles wide was affected. The visitation was accompanied by q peculiar haze hanging like veil n the sky. which moved over the area affected. Scores of people wers overcome Horses. cattle, hoe~ and poultry dropped dead. One mar lost 35 head ot stock. ] he phenomenon has not been ex- plained.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Have lou Chills?

T Caref. 5H4zT ' ard a.S5 sz4zT NJ o " la s#4e .org ago ard ffer, tr,taG h7 teze and lts merits have beer prom. " z gsaHasz- lee Jrr 9otte - Ire eny ole e..>e V. 1.-.=S. tl 78Gf mon ' x llTEzsz5 e.t.tle. ttz aEG 4ts rat4e earatt1eE. 19s Toni.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Beautiful Women.

Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft glow of health and l pure complexion, make all @a- men beautiful Take sma.i dose ot Heroine after each meaI. It will prevent constipation ard help digest what you eat. Mrs. Wm. NJ. Stroud, Midlothian. Texas, writes. May sI, 1901:
 We have used Heroine in our faraily for eight years, and found II the best medicine We ever used for oon>t patton billions fever and ma Idria.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Hay Fever and Summer Colds.

Victims e.Haas fever VI ez- per.ence great benefit As taking I Foley Horef and Tar. a> | stops difficult breathing .mHr&- iately and hea5s fi.e infan1rtI e5r passages. and even | | Ska4sG fall 10 cure vet | MI. @lFe 8aa instant relief he 9ena.ne a a yellow package. S3d bY - c. OWnbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Beyond Expression.

C. ". Far owe. East Florence. Ala, writes For nearly seven years l was afflicted with q form of skin disease which caused n unbeatable itching could neither work, rest or sleep iu peace. Nothing gave ne perma- nert relief until tried Hunt : Cure One application reheyed me; one box cured me and though a year has passed l have stayed cured. l am grateful beyond e1- pression. Hunts Cure k , guaranteed remedy for atl iteh- ing diseases Of the skin. Price 5Oc.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Notice for Public atjop,

s.-sI.@1 1I--Ilf ltI fI m IsfI3-
 June 1I Iall- ttCt=ss -fzsHy gwen that Em& Graham 9lneta. afs= has lied uottce If her n. ttHttt3 ta tnaks i9fsai bVe year frout n 1flfF Iz.5fJ szi ft1 sH=IIf9I J garHesfes4lz I=sftfy No etoe1 uads AIa2 Y I9os iafthe E r ~cctlaH Township IS x Range 5s \ aNG that ~4'a aTaai will be made he lore tse County N3etB If Washington aH,IsV Ii Fayetteville NIX aa August Z4 19a5 eht names the following Atlfntsse- to cultivation ai ths land Viz
 9hea Scott et sonora Ark Robert f.Ts4# ham John Wright and luhn ONertaH= =#1i at ~ilTtuE Valley Ars
 4eHa HafthinEton Reg1stt9z ienes Gtasets- Greer Abst Co Aft9s
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Do You Itch?

fl so, ,au aro~ Inc sensation is not ar agreeable one, ana hard ta Hre asless tHe proper remedy .s used Hunts Cure iS tie Kine of al >tH remedies IteafeS promptly @r* tchirg trouble known. NJ matter tte name 1T pzaze. One ap92f5at13il rez5est=9 ore bo> .s absolutely eaaran- teed t3 tare.
 Tine t&9 5eSs Ea5 at5onS ara tfls ore ae aed ast ge-r and t..ean ae are tl have tfl9 sear. 94 ulYst very .aeaftain
 tlIEs
 suffered t4e torment that e5st#ge.
 ness Hr4HEa,
 Eat rw sm happy normal aHd miracle wrought " EIaIister .s
 bucEY Maantd.n Tea
 Nelson X Se1fty.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
ANNUAL SCHOOL
 DIRECTORS MEETING.

Following k the program ot the second annual meeting ef Washington County School pi- rectors Association to be held . | Fayetteville Saturday, August 24.
 lst. Presidents Address. 2nd. Compulsory Education, Hon. J II. Hinemon, 4. k. Car roll and ]. A. Stoekburger. 3rd. County Supervision. Do we want itz pr. E. C. MeGor- mick, Profs. ]. II. Caldwell and A. II. Pardue.
 4th. Consolidation ot Rural Districts, Supt. W. A. Crawford. Hon. 1. ". Nintun and Hon. K. ]. Wilson.
 There are live school questions that demand your best thought. Every director owes t to himself and to his district to attend this meeting and get al the good he can out Of II.
 Remember the date, August 9th, 10 q. F. q Court House.
 II. N. Yates
 NJ r. Croxdafe
 J. r. Stafford
 EX. Com.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
en ears in Bed.

0T Ter gears ] was confined tony bed with disease ot my kidneys, writes K. 4. GraY. !. P. ot 0aksil}e, Ind II WaS se severe that ] could not move part ot the tln.e. consulted t.leYery best medical SKI available. hut eould gel 70 rezfes unt5l fesey s h.dnef Cure 0a> recommended to ne. aaS been q G5oaSefza ta Ire,
 a. Hea have 5z@ae eaa their .a=a aa. =e when fi9e.F frst aarH .n ttsezr =Tfiss.
 .s. >ao2 aa z~s 5esre Faa Speae 2 penny 2lat mg Pas '...t1 Tablets tze d1. wi. rz4a VOL free package o. them Hf. oho9p' FIeaadact5e 4b.ats. &e1ra gia, isestla5 .le ,aotizae..e, period pains. eFe.. are dHe azane 10 blood congestion. Dr. Shops Headache a5sets Hi pasu b7 eoaXirg away t.ie unHatUra blood pressure That < al. Address IT Saoop, Racine, Wis Sa-E az -. G. Ownb=s.
 T1dav., Gat.e~ weu Goae n5eans tomorrow rc~t We, wOr.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Notice for Public atiou,

l...ll. 1ttlee at Harr.son Afk %e;ie,# hetthy gwen that Martha r Presley If Lowell Afk has flied notice n her IuteHtlaa to make hual five wear Irect v support of her claim VIZ Home stead hntry No 0 made Aug 25 4g0d .ur the N section f5 Township fs \ Range -9 A and that Said I5roai R5## he made before county Clerk of Benton eaHf5tF et EeutonHille. 8ss su Aug IT. i997 She name tke following wftnesstsf fo prove hcr contlnuoHs rtsidcuc, upaa and cultivation ot tbt land viz
 Doatraa Tom Met5afr#E ara laarit1 .''l-. Nayt~ az3sf 5=8fee 8rk
 AH Wor;hingtan keli-ftr
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

IL flows like electricity through your veins; t does tile work. Ii you are wasting away take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 5 cents, lea or tablets. Ne son X Searcy.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

A ehloroiormed eonSeienee needs no regret.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
Railroads Quit the Armours.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. l.- The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads are preparing 10 place in operation oYer their lines on October l, new reiriger- ator cars to ai>plaee the cd IT. mour cars which have done ser vice for t.n 7ear>. ArHet.f cars w!E 5e etsf aated fsa. tae d, and t.ae P Fri. press. said tofe za.ar9 company C. tlse railroads. = tie sole carriers tae net s.- ras crop.
 u.85. ss5.g =ree t5 prove merit. samples ,. my Dr. Shops Restorative ana ny 550a oa either dyspePs.a. the heart ar the kidneys. Troah.es tlae stomach, heart er Kidneys, are merely Syn2pton> ol | deeper a. mcnt> Don [ make thc error at treating symptoms or.F SyTEp- tom treatment < treating tass re- suit 0. your allnent and 1ot the cause. Heaa @tema.h agf4e9 mean stomach weakness. Ard tie heart, aea k.drey> a> well. have thc,r controlling 1r zrs-g.e nerves, and Eou lneV,tab.Y have weak vita. 5f9aHS. Izeze
 where Dr. Shops Restorative has made .t> 9ame No other remedy even llains to treat tae inside nerves Aiso tor b.oatir-s :. biiilousneSs. bad breath 1T 5am- pleAion, use Dr. Shoops Restora- tive. Write lie today ar >an1- pies and free bo0E. pr. Shoop. Racine. Wis. Tie Restorative k sold by ". C. 0wnbey.
 \ dinhey ittle plate Tor | prize al card party means SO eial p,easute. ! Jack pct with 2 cash i7 | means gam bling. There x great need of revised social dictionary.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

:. .1Gay, eat1e~ We. done nean> S re~. we. wor.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
. ls5tss. ST. Sssx1 49,.
Senator leufxs1 Trouble

Hebron, Nd, Sept. ~, 1907.
Gentlemen:---I shipped. a:fev, loads Of
cattle September u. in charge Of a man.
to market. These loads we're held up
my instructions, with others, and
against the protest Of the men in charge
at Haggart, to feed. 1t was raining and
the cattle had to stand in the mud, while
Mr.. Jos. Hauser. another shipper. was
compelled to herd his sheep all night in
the rain outside.
Every cattleman knows how much
cattle shrink if they are! chased around
unnecessarily. especially cattle taken
from the range, and the quicker they
get to market the better they are. The
losses caused to cattlemen by this sys-
TEN are very serious. while it is simply
cruelty to the animals: MI. ]. E. Phe-
Ian loaded a trainload of cattle here after
our bunch was loaded. They never
tackled him; he. went right along and
had his cattle on the market one day
before we did. This is a case of favor
itism. have started legal proceedings
to recover my loss and l think it is time
for every cattleman in the country to
protest against these methods.
F. LEUrz.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28

set opposite each description,
subject to sale, increase in
price or withdrawal from the
market without notice:
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
Early kfi1koE,E

Matthias Hettiaeer. born Janaary I'd
'lSso,ia Die little village Of Keffernacll
in the province Of Alsace. which w;a.ll
then and up to 1870, al French depend
.ehcy Gang 70 theitnited States in 1896
carve osuatshis own FORTUNES. He lived
in Buffalo. N. Y, for FIVE or six years and
went to Freeport, ILL.,, in 1882, where be
continually resided until his: death Nov
i, 1850. He little thought in the middle
Of the 10Th century. as he was building
a solid character and a competence, tina,
one Of the richest counties in NORTH
Dakota would be named in his honor
But it was fated to be, and the people q
Hettinger county are proud Of the fact
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
NOTICE

TO whom it msySconcefn:
II the lowdown.sneaking, backbiting.
lying crestuse TINT spefsistss in writing
anonymous letters to myself and men,
bers Of my household will send me Ito
name. iii, it was ever nanedh l will
endeavor to, see that 1t GETS It's just re-
ward for trying to stick lls nose. into
other persons affairs. Hopihg'that Soon
you NAV he fitted with the. horns and
spiked tail that you deserve.
remain yours very.truly.
"A, I. OSBORN. 4
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28

that the coiunty's aGodfa,het.. ".
. man Of fair untarnished fame and it
seefissa happy omen Of the counrY.is
fortune that a man like Matthias Het-
,tinger thus stands sponsor for its name,
its fame and its future.
i Mrs. E. A. Williams, wife If Surveyor
General Williams. was a daughter Of N.
Hettinger.
Mr.. Williams was a legislator in terri
torial days.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
elk Isr1AN SCIENCE.

Christian Science services every Sua-
day morning at ~ O'Clock. Sunday
school wilfFb BE- held At 1890 O'clock.
Wednesday evening meeting atfS p. - =
The reading root1' fs' open daily except
Sunday from 10 2. m. to S p. M. Press
building. second floor. A cordial invi-
tation 10 extended, TO the public. Sub
ject. Sept. 70. "Unrealty."
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
THE OCTOBER HoUsEKEEpER

IHE OCTOBER HOUSEkEEPER
r The causes of children's headaches are
discussed in The Housekeeper for Oc-
tober by DR.. Kate L~indsaysIand many
valuable hints are given to parents. 1t
would seem that the causes of headaches
should be first inquired into, but DR..
Lindsay shows by statistics that the COM
mon way Of treating headaches among
school children is by drugs, etc, without
seeking tor the causes. There are sew
eral interesting stories in the number by
such writer's as Mary Heaton Worse,
Arthur Upson, Clara Morris and Grace
McElroy Iurs. An attractive feature is
the fashion plates in colors. There are
many special articles appropriate for the
season and the usual departments. The
Housekeeper Corporation, Minneapolis.
Mimi. Sixty cents a year.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28

for Matthias Hettinger was a man of
sturdy, Incorporating. integrity. He
possessed the solid German attributes of
thrift and, having a fine sense Of honor.
and the capacity for sustained effort, he
succeeded.
When he moved from Buffalo to Free
port, he started a wagon. making bust
ness, the first in the county: He was for
some years in business and IN 1876 he
had organized the banking firm Of Het-
finger, Collmann & Co.
1t is only necessary to study'th Inca
ments of that fine old German face to,
realize that rugged honesty was the
foundation of, Matthias Hettinger's fame.
He was a kindly, genial, but none the
less determined, man, peculiarly en-
lowed, it seemed, to meet and solve the
many problems constantly arising in an
expanding community. The people of
Hettinger county are to be congratu-
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
With the Churches.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

German service will he held at the
Lutheran church at 10 a. N. Sunday. and
the English service will be held at 7:3o
p. m. Rev. O. T. Just. P stor.
Rev. p. J. Haupt, pastor of the Ger
Lutheran congregation OF Richard
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
LAME BACK.

lain's Pain Balm has proven especially
valuable. In almost every instance II
affords prompt and permanent relief.
Mr.. Luke LAGRANGE of Orange, Mich,
says of It: "Atter using a plaster and
other remedies for three weeks for a bad
lame back, l purchased a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and two
applications effected a cure" For sale
by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
ST.

Holy communion the first Sunday d
each month at 1915 a. M; other Sundays
at 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermoa
second. third and fourth Sundays at Io45:
evening prayer, every Sunday at 7:3o.
Sunday school at noon. Litany Wednes-
day evening at 7:3o. s.. y
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28

ton will hold i service Sunday. October
g., at Melby. IS miles north q. .Taylor.
The service will be conducted at the
home OF Mr.. Rothschild at tIo:3osssm..
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-28
ATTACK OF D1ARRHOEA CURED
BY ONE DOSE OF CHAMBER
LAIN'S. collie. CHOLERA AND
DlARRHOEA REMEDY.

was so weak from an attack of diar.
rhoea that l could scarcely attend TO my
duties, when l took a dose of Chamber.
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t cured me entirely and l
had been taking other medicine for nine
days without relief. heartily recon-
mend this remedy as being the best,t &c
my knowledge for bowel. complaints.
R. G. Stewart, of the firm of Stewart,
4 Bro, Greenville, Ala. For sale by
all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10

DEATH RATE IN ARMY
COMPARATIVELY SMALL

charge unl constant non cflcc;iv,,
rates We're better for colorcd thaa
for white soldiers, but the death rate
OF the TO mcr class WAS nearly two
and il half times as great as Tor the
latter. Tho death rate among thr
colorcd troops was grcaler than
among the white In nca ~ all casscr
iof disease. especially so IN the dis.
cases OF the RESPIRATORY. digestive
and circulatory systems. The rate
for tuberculosis was more than four
times as great, and for pneumonia
more than tcnfold. 1t is noticeable
That while there were twenty-five
deaths deaths from drowning among
tho white troop there were none among
tho colorcd.
Service In the Tropics.
The rates for white troops serving
IN the Philippine islands exceeded
those for colorcd troops under sim.
lar conditions in all eases except III
the point Of admission To sick report.
Figures seem to sustain the Wow that
colorcd troops are moro resistant than
are white soldiers 10 the injurious Of
fccts of tropical service.
Comparison with Other Armies.
Tables are given To show the com
parativc health of United States and
foreign armies. from which IL appears
that The highest admission rate. 1921,
was attained in the Dutch army; the
next highest in the American army,
l.l79.93, and the lowest 3lS. in The
Russian army.
The highest death rate Sol, was re-.
corded in the British army. the Ameri.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10
Should Mot klIl, Thcn preaeh.

Dr. William j. Long. the nature
writer, some of whose works have
been criticised as mature takers by
President Roosevelt. has returned
from ninc-wcek rest in the Maine
woods. He had this to say about tic
Presidents Louisiana hunt: The last
time he went hunting hears it was
In the spring when mother bears had
cubs and were weakened by the long
winters fast
According to his own hoastful ac-
count he and his heroic band killed
II bears, all mother Tears and their
little cubs after pack Of dogs had
driven the poor creatures into trees
and they were absolutely helpless.
Then he preached on the hcroIsm OF
hunting. and urged all sportsmon 10
unite in saving our few remaining
bears and other game animals from
destruction.
This time | hope he will omit
either the killing or the preaching
To indulge in both shows a lack OF
either humor or consistency - STAN
ford, Conn. Dispatch in N. Y. World
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10
Baltimore Produce.

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. 9.-Flour-
firmer, winter patent 495@500, spring
patent 500.
Wheat-strong spot contract 1918 a
x. southern by sample 96N102.
Corn-Stfohg. spot mixed 7l% are /:
No. 2 white ny M72cmfwyppgwypp
No. white 71%B72.
Oats-Frmer.
GO.
hntter-Firmer and unchanged. fancy
imitation 2iG25; do =feamery 31032
do ladlc 22M23; store packed 1920.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged. 26m27.
Cheese-New, firm large 16 flats
1G; small 16A.
lfichangedi coarse granu-
lated 510 fine 30
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10
Youthful Kentucky couple.

On Thursday evening Mr.. Byrd
Adams and Miss Polite Hayes were
united in wedlock the bride and
groom both being only 10 years old.
they are the youngest persons to he
married to our knowledge in Ken
lucky Orleans Correspondence Thou.
sandstlcks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10
Yesterdays Football Games.

At Princcton-Princeton, So; Yves
leycn. o.
At Observation-Disclosures 81;
Franklin and Marshall 0.
At New Haven Yale. is; Spring
field Training School. 0.
AT Cambridgc-IIarvard, SO; Bates
4.
At Hanover, n. H-Daimouth. 10;
New Hampshire State College. o.
At Ithaca-Corncll. a: Niagara o
At Annapolis Naval Academy IL;
Maryland Agricultural College o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10
Money.


NEW YORK. OCT. 9.-Money on call
firm. 2M6 per cent, ruling rate 5A
Closing IA 2; offered at .. Time
loans firm; 10 days and 90 days 6la
to Z: six months G. Close: Prime mer-
camille paper per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm with actual business in
bankers bills mt iSG.05GD4S6.i5 for
demand and at iS2.S5n4S240 for 60
day bills. Commercial bills 4S2@4S2M.
Bar silver GAS. Mexican dollars 503s
Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds heavy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10
Phoebus Council TONIGHT.

The Phoebus town council will NEE
In regular monthly session this even
ing. The usual routine business vii
he disnosed of and il is expected tina,
thee 100000 street Improvement bono
issue will he disposed Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-10
Selling Of LoW.pr'ced Stock al
Bottom Figures Follows Week
Of SIugg|shRess.
RI A0Ri CAUSED R0W|NC|M|SGIV|NGS
United States Steel Suffers as Result
of Report that Rival Companies Pro.
pose to Make Steel RaiIs-lnroads
Upon Earnings of the Railroads
Cause Weakness.
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK. Oct. g.=Incrc were
evident signs or renewal of liquidation
OF securities today, the current selling
with special clearness through the
low priced stocks, those sciling below
40 being most affected. The majority
of the stocks III this classification
sold today at the lowest price of the
year and made wide declines in the
course of the days dealings. Other
low priced stocks both among the
railroads and industrials. especially
among the non-dividcnd payers came
into the movement today.
Amsterdam Selling.
Amsterdam selling was attributed
to difficulties peculiar to that market
and was not associated with condi-
tons of the properties. the stocks ca
which We're being sold. On the domes-
tic side, however industrial ana finan-
cial conditions were an influence and
promoted liquidation supplementary
To that for foreign account Il
Growing misgivings are scaused by
the persistent rumors of railing oil
In orders for various classes of equip
mcnt and OF eduction oi labor forces
in several industries.
Both the railroad and electrical
equipment stocks suffered acutcly TO.
day from the dissemination of rumurs
of this kind and the authoritative denial
of some of them did not relax the
pressure upon the stocks.
Steel Stocks Offered.
The United States Steel stocks were
especial affected BY reports of intend
ed steel rail production by several
rival companies The reports of net
earnings of railroads for August in
several recent instances show such in
roads upon gross earnings by growth
OF operating expenses as to affect the
net showing materially.
The Increase in the volume of tho
market and drains rttnning up to
three or four points for some OF the
active stocks show how effective we're
these various considerations on the
market.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par
value sl,734.o0O. T. S. bonds were IN
rhnnraI ~, coll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-15
Inauguration del
Congreso de la Haya,

La Haya, JUNO 15.-La conferencia internA-
coual ha sido iuaugurada con la presencia de roe
deiegados entire estos los mas ilusres representan
tes en- el mundo dipomatico, de las pnucipales ma
Clones La session de hoy Sc ha dedicado los ira
bajos preparatoriosy y las ceremonias de costumbre
Los diplomAticos, despues de levantarse Ia session
preliminar, han cambiado vsitas, formlndose un
interesaute grueo entire delegados franceses, nge-
ses alemanes. Sc esperan sesiones de gran i'm
portancia pues los prim eros asuutos que Sc trata
de plantear son los de mas trascendencia por su
complejidad y los iutereses polftcos que han de
msdiar en- ellos. Hay extraordnaria concurrencia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-15
Prensa japonesa'
Orden gubernativa'

Londres JUNO 1s.-El embajador japones en-
esta capital ha hecho pdblico que, los peri6distas
de Toxic toda la naci6n Sc ha noti6cado of
cialmente, que por el gobierno, que no seran con-
sendas manifestations hostiles contra los Estados
Unidos. A los periodistas especialmente Sc les ha
expresado que, deben abstenerse por complete de la
publication de articulos incendiarios contra los
americanos. Pero es tai la excitaci6n p1bica con-
ira estos, que, pesar del terminate decreto del
gobierno los peri6dcos de mayor signifcaci6n in
sisten en- su conducta hostil la rep6blica nortea
mericana, publicando numerosos artfculos de tonos
volentos en- que concta al propo goberno al cas-
tigo de los califonianos