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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25

ground that the United States Treas-
ury' particularly the banking fea-
ture. should be operated for the bene
TIT OF the whole country. The Bankers
nave acted as though the Treasury
should be conducted primarily to as
sist them in their business, calling In
deposits, buying or selling bonds, AMI
making loans whenever they thought
cation was necessary. Mr.. Cortel-
yous past record is sufficient to JUS
tify the presumption he will make
good as Secretary of the Treasury. A
man who started as a stenographer
and who has filled the positions of
Secretary to the President, Secretary
OF Commerce and Labor, and Post
master General, to say nothing of BE-.
ing Chairman Of the Republican Ma
ttonal Committee and coming out Of
the campaign with Il surplus, is not
likely to fail as Secretary of the Trea-
sury. Through all Mr.. Cortelyou has
retained the respect of his associates ,s
and the affection of his friends, wni,i
speaks volumes for him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25

sent OF owners to sell are proper char
ges against the amount allowed the
state Tor rifle practice, provided the
purchase Of the land involved is ac
compliahed. AnyS buildings essential
for storage purposes or for housin :
caretakers on State rifle range woul 4
be Legitimate charge against the ri
iie practice appropriation, but the err
ection Of barracks for the accomola :.
ton Of the State Militia Is a matter
for the State to take care Of
The War Department has recon-
mended to the House Committee on
Military Affairs legislation providing
for the equipment of the militia with
the type Of rifle used by the regular
army whenever such type Is changed.
Al the present time the regular army
Is equipped with what is known as the
"NN" A'Bl liSlitid, NIlllt lilc Illllllu Is
using the old Krag The War De-
partment is issuing new Sprlngtields
to the militia but is charging the cost
against the appropriation for the mil
itia in the several States. It Is deslr-
ed to exchange the new guns for the
krags as was done when the Krag re-
placed the old Springfield and also to
provide that the War Department can
do this In future without additional
legislation, 1t Is pointed out by
nal legislation. 1t is pointed out by
the Department that in time of war
1t Is absolutely necessary that the
volunteer army and the regular army
should be equipped with the same r'-
file and that Is very advisable in time
OF peace as otherwise two kinds OF
cartridges must be manufactured. It
Is impossible to remodel the Krag into
a Springfield.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25

The reported determination of Chilli
Argentina, and probably several 9th
South American countries. to raise
their Ministers here to the rank Of
ambassadors has caused much com
ment among the diplomatic corps
The Ambassadors nom Germany,
England, France and other great coun
tries do not relish the idea that South
American diplomats from small coun-
tries shall enjoy all the rights and pri-
vileges attaching to hteir positions.
1t has only been few years since the
United States first had any ambasse
dors whatever. Not it seems as though
we would have a plethora of them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25

The confirmation OF George Bruce
Cortelyou as Secretary of the Trea-
sury to succeed Secretary Shaw, on
the latter's retirement was gracious
and eminently proper action on the
part of the United States Senate. Mr,
Cortelyou Is not banker, and in the
opinion of many, instead Of that be-
ing handicap 1t is a strong point in
his favor. The impression is gaining
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25

couragcd. Congress has been adding
TO the dcfenscs from time to time and
turning over to the artillery new for
tihcations and new works, new ac-
cesaorics, new power plants new
electrical installations and new search
lights until 1t is about to give way un-
der the burden. II can not prop
erlyl meet tho responsibilities It Is
accommodating about IT,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25

The War Department has ruled that
the expense OF procuring or prepar
Ing abstracts and title papers to lands
to be purchased for target ranges and
shooting galleries, the cost of neces-
sary services and any other legitimate
expenses cntailed In securing the con-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25

The medicine that sets the whol:
world thinking,
The remedy on which all docto q
agree,
The prescription all your friends are
taking, Is
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
For sale by Frank Hart
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-25
Now Short Of Men, Which Pro
posed Ruling Would Remedy.
SALARIES ARE INADEQUATE
Growing Scarcity OF EnIistments and
Increasing Number Of Desertions
Cause Government TO Provide
Relief.

wASiilNdTON. -, G, Jan. A.~~'fho
Coast Artillery bill which now IL be-.
Ing considered BY the Senate provides
for an increase during the next Ave
years OF 200 officers of all grades aud
an increase OF sGs ncld nrliIlerymon.
The number Of electrician sorgcnnts n
Increased from 100 to iis Tnoae one
hundred electrician Hergennlh now
draw tai per month zach with allow
crH The ane hundred and for,y~cight
provided for In the bin are divided In
10 two classes, seventy four OF them
viii draw ta5 per month, ana seventy
four will draw sAS per month each.
allowances being made f0r both classes
The total increase In cost for these
special services viii bc 13O.3iO An
additional master electrician In pro-
vidcd at n cost OF 5000 sixty engi-
neera aru provided at $3.50 cnch per
nnnum. total Of 1iGSO0. Forty two
master gunnera nt itO9 each, nre pro-
vided for tho total cost being slT.l3f.
also Hixty fircmen at 1850 per annum II
total Of t2i,G00 Slight increases OF
pay are given Az follows: a caacmak'rI
clccrieinnH, tiOs per unnum. ii chief
planters SA per anuum. ~ chief load.
era, ss4 per annum i7O observers. ac-
cond class tsi per annum. 33s gun
points. tsi per annum. all In addition
TO their present pay. which In that OF
n Sergeant or Corporal. or SIS and SIS
per month. respectively. with certain
allowances for length of service In
this connection II In worth noting that
n gun commander In the coast artil.
iery receives t3t per month while n
turret Captain In the navy gets $50 10
$40 per month Gunners In tho coast
artillery alationed nj guns Of inches
or larger calibcr receive 81 per month
'''' '''' - wv
49,"
~ '''.' ~ Wv navy -
gun pointers receive 81 per month b'
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
oREnoN souIRR

The biggest mortgage ever fled m
MuHnomah county has been fled In
the county clerks ofiice a. Portland
The document IL a trust deed for Slb.-
GOO eco made ouf tn favor ~ the Trust
Company q North America. covering
al the property q the Portland Rail
vas. Light a Power company.
Franklin p NAYS and ". n Jones
we're sentenced ~eceutly by Federal
Judge Hunt a. Portland for implication
"a land frauds. 4aavE vas sentenced
20 pay a fne Of SIC oae and serve four
months In the county Jail Of Nultn0-
naah county and Jones Was sentenced
60 eight months and q hne q 5000.
win over leo enc horses In line.
and numerous other interesting fea-
lures. the Unafilla county horse shoH
vas pulled OF a. Pendletun recently
Thomas e neFlln is the republican
nominee for the ossee a mayor q
Portland 70 b. voted upon next June.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
TRAIN ROBBERY
NEAR BUTTE

Bette The North Coast Limited.
the crack train q the NorfhernPacihc.
was held np early Tuesday marninR a
. Melch's spur. abaut IS miles east u
shas eity, and the engtnesr, James
Glow, killed.
The object - the robbers. il l. pfe-
sumed. Was ca secnre tae confents ~
ths through safe. carrying e0nsiWn-
ments Of currency from seattle. Purt-
land and SPA ane q eastern points.
They did not sci anything
THIS b. the fourth time the North
C0sss easfbound has ecsn held up in
three years The other three times this
train vas rubbed near BeAFmonth
about 80 miles west ~ here. This LIST
holdup De- hear the scene ~ tbs roihery
- the Burlington Flyer two years ago.
Ia . section ~ country very roaEh and
mountainous.
bl0odhuunds from she state peniten-
tiaFy - Desr Lodge were pet on the
trail Nelch's spur u rs miles fsum
Butes and N some q the widest eoHn-
Try In sie Rockies.
Firemsn sullivan wss nrought 20
Butte and lie wounds dressed. He tells
most dramafei story Of tire brutal
murder Of Engineer Clow By the ban
dts.
The fellows gave % % chance hut
- soon - they we're discovered they
began o. shoot. said Fireman sulii-
van They did Dot asa that We stop
the train and Ia fact gave no orders.
bat suddenly when ! opeBed the frebox
door and turned arsuna O. shAke ny
eoal gate / saw two neE On tbe teId-
-. ] had ~ more than sesn them
when fhey came 81 me. Each drew .
San and shouted g. hold Up M hands.
! complied with theiF request but baa
no souneF done a. than they firs "a Ee.
On hearing TIE shooting Euigneer
CloW jumped from his box and - -
aid 80 one q the fellows shot him
through the stomach They continued
to FIRE and even SITTER ws had both fall
en down IN front q che hreboE they
fired several shots They must have
fired four guns az a.. AZ soon ~ they
exhausted thsir loaded pistols thes
jumpad &c into the asrkness- Cl0w
staggered D. bis feeg snd applied the
air. bringing the train g. = sadden
stop. Sc ti,en fell over dead. Gov
did noi have has hands up when hs
lumped form the sat baK and TIE ban
dits must have thonRhf that he sak 20
lns g. maks = aeh1 They did not Rlve
% any chance o. fight or carry cot
their wishes hut began fring - Aoon
so shey discovered them Oh ne engine
tank
While we lag Gu the aeck tie Fcs-
berz Err q several Hhofs aad unc 81 fsem
tried % shoot Glow IN the hzek while
be lag helpless. ! car 81 undeTstAnd
how escaped With saeh slaght
wounds They were shooting 40 Is
sust - fast - they could pan the tEAg-
geE and were rlRhs on top q me snd -
cioss that every time a gun weut 81
the powder stang my face. ConduetEn
Calser ks6tsned ont with hts lsnaeru
and Wss AIRED upon ard = couple e
ballsts Wsuf singing ~. +"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
REPLY
TO LABOR
PRESIDENT SAYS JUS
TICE WILL PREVAIL.
PROMISES. on EVIDENCE. TO
TAKE kcVtok ~
MINERS CASE.

New York. MAJ Tia a letter rsad
before the central federated unlon
President Roosevelt states that II ers
dence ts submiifed 10 him showtng
that there has bosn q miscarriage a
justice foT or against Meyer and Hay
wood. awaiting trial AZ Boise. Idaho
charged Wgth the murder - former
Governor SteuneuterE ~ Niil hriae
such evidence "a the attentlon 81 AZ
attorney general Cor such aciion :.
any. a. b. may he in fhe poWer "a to
federal authorities 90 take.
The Communication vas The formal
reply ~ the prta aant Go fhe unian
committee which recently called on
the president and requesic4 aim 70
aei fnrth iu general his attitude
toward the accused mex and speelf.
icaliy Nhy b. had referred b Meyer
and Haywood a. undesirable ciff
zens"
ia making this repiy the cAalrnan.
John Senrgs sasa the committee hal
spent more than "a hour Wigh ne
president az which time she matter
ia hand Nas thoroughly discussed
The president siEniaed his .ntemgian
of formally replying ln the letgeg
which The chairman then read. POI
lowing the reading there zas an ani
mated discussion. durinE which ths
chairmhn. ana COASTER. another mem
her - the oommiffsg sIoutly cham
ecutive. II Was finally tqied 4. ssaz
q copy 81 the letter % counsel Sos
Meyer aud Haywood
/ in his reply the president enofed
from q letter written - him more
F than year aEo 20 the attorney sen
eral ia which BE says that Our Outs
Is az it should ever happen that ws
/ bad ans power b. the mauerl 20 see
that exact Justice Is done tlssse men.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

evening. ana mere shan IS passsngsrs
susiained injuries. many q whom are
seriously hsrt. one fatally TIE train
ran down . h&ndcar
What wAs psrhaps the largest real
estate Zeal ever made 81 Billings wAs
coasammzted = fec days aEo. whsn
william Egland. real estate dealer ~
81 Paul. Milan. purchased tie seosla-
acre raaeh ~ Cahot 7. Thomas. which
lee IN the I.aks basin country north
q this eitY The purchase price was
s1seooo.
TIE annual memorial services ny
Butte eagles vas hele lasi Sunday.
After being out On a strike Tor over
two uonths 81 LewisioHn. the BEL
telephone operators all resumed their
positions a few days ago. under a&ree-
ment that Eas reached by q committee
- the local labor union and the CON-
pany.
The moral wave has struck Billings
In q communication addressed 20
Manager Potter ~ the Billings ofsce
q the Rocky Mountain bell Telephone
company. signed By some thirty bust.
ness men 90 Billings. MI Potter be-
notified that unless the operatives.
who struck for higher wages some
time HEo. are reinsiated a. salaries
demanded by May 10. al Bell teis-
rhonos 81 patrons signing the lefter
Wiu D. ordered out O. e. said that
many other patrons viii also slEn the
position
idle miners ere scarce IN Grant,
county.
An organization ~ q new vauae-
vie circuit which Vil include Ana.
eonda. Great Pals. Helena BILLINGS
and Miles City. has been perfected.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

rsrarenres between the IndumrIal
w'orh erz e fhe World and he Montana
FEDERATION ~ Ishor have resulted N
practically 5Esng - TIE lumher In
dusfrv IN western Montana
A ". stzufon 81 Great Pals belieF-
Ing ne en- n fhe World IL elose a.
hand. zna that BE-. Elfh = few follow
srs wIH b. trznspiante8 - heaven
wIfhin fhs next 10 days. has sosd AT
- rs earthly possessions. Accounting
r. several thousand aeliars worth q
property. 70 he frst bidder Or slse
Freman Harry Gilmore q 1rinE
son Vas Instantly kiliea N = SreeE
q ths wesfhouns Rurbnxtun nyer. 80.
Z ia g. x Manhattan SATURDAY
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

HIS mother tBeked 4-yesre1d 1onany
away b tks fop birth e TIE sssssyiag-
ear. Hearing him sfirrag N thx Eie-
az - flae nlwhs stH ssll~d softly (:
-sshnny. % yoa kn0w where yog sreg@
-Tuzrse d." - rxturned staraily-
I'm IN the TOP drawgF.--Y0utb's Con
Uaufnn
'Ars you sure TIE sick nan wanted
msY- ASKED ths physician. reaching for
Is lat lie didnr zneztloa youT nama.
bit he's screaming tor s8ule enc fhAf'n
PIT him en- - ~ misery ana Thought
% Fon r1wat away.~--us1sfon Pest
E2asrsF Las ls1 workulH 80 has
ar~m Asv - sesf n IN sHssa ezr -
On elmnA 30 sery marA WDrkman
"a eAxfs ngfAiag e. Al. Mhs3 May
nasa cry 81 - whez - fsAy = prs-tr
&, ssa = nevsr mAhss ang dz1srsEus
- s@--TJis MmzARtel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

ChauneeF oicofg is soon b sssi fnF
Enroas ant I'll ss'end rhe gFesieF
f,art az fhe summer u touring Ireland
one - the I.ondou nanaeeEs wants
sarae II she fheAfrlcai trust Haeaaie@
m thls oauntFy - - 70 E1giand 4aa
nam a trust oFer here
n i said that IoaiAs Gunnias b -
b. starred nexs season IL : cszHle
opera - Edsnrd paulinn. The aufh1w
81 The Princess BegNaF
The GiFi and tie Miliion- - ne
name a. the meM shalpers n1uaieal oszs-
eay xhieh. IL is hoped. wil ran al
summer e. the New Y0Ek casino-
The road rights q Dream CITY,
ana The Magic kalzhf- have eeea
fought from ice Weisr. and & - 30.
slhie chat san Chip and Nay Mnrsie
uiH b. starred Ia ne buriesgae4 neaf
season.
n Is probable that F1oremce Red
wIH usa an Americas Oeasha ~ ;
Starring vehicle nexf seasen. fhia re
play b VII Page me- slsA nars 40
uraval as piayed ~ . atock eplFans
Ii Worcester recentfy.
Ths Orpheam fhsaier clTrulf ~
build . thoroughly uodern thea'er ha
spokane. ne buiidinG q eost ~ -
fhan sfTs as0. and eonstraesiaa q
start within Sc Gays
Riny Mack. ne sozg sna eaAre
ruuasEaa. writes thaf - = baby -
reaa 81 aAa.taaaee frum hie fFieniA
He Is f0fosd % Close 81 caF1aasAa. :.
ID recaafly hseaHNe q alHess e a.
wffe To make & more unsoFf4nAAs
- hlw. IRE heuse h Hhiek thsy wers
STAYING was harmed e ne grsuna a.
fher - ererytAing neg had
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

The railroad question is TO be an
important feature q TIE president 3
speech AZ the unFeilinR - TIE LaWton
Fnouumeuf "a Indianapolis On Mem
orlal day. In frequent consultations
Efth TIE members 81 the Interstate
commerce. commission an1 railroad -
feials BE has obtained mueh informa-
fion that WiIl Be used In bis speech.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11
Sensation IN sious CITY.

Easily AmerieAnizes1--Th wGs .
rte lrFsh hoy named pafsg. who
cane % the United States With be
famils. One morning bis teacher IN the
rTnl,lie s<kool asEes him -Who wa
TIE nr~t man. Patsy George Wnsh-
fegf2n" was t.He TTF0Hpt reply. "a
~ sail the teacher: ~sseorre Wssh-
fnEtgn vas the father - h. couufrg.
but AeAsn vas The arst a1ah- Well
Fesr.arsa~d Patty. Z diant knoW ys yer
sxeasfn' q farrtners"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Cleveland Ohlo. Nay T--gay Miller
- Beiiefoataine. republican conEres-
ziouRl eandiaate frum tks E5ehfh dss-
sract. saFs that President Roosevelt
told him 81 The waite House That sec.
retsry - VA Tar shuais - numf
natal foT presiseaE
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

ear4o rsonlnro. MxY S.-ComzrsssA
In rarffyfaa ahe 49, tre4sS a1aNs=z
- rnlted STATES 50 sAnks Dssaizaz
.fsralstss fhs aneepsnno4 e anenzf
Eneuzs q IL treaty pFugansA - -
- - 10 TlunisieHn csnamaz1es n
furesxn Azalra, AErsi =.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

Henrg ~ Hoyt. UuItsd States -.
turney Ger the seeona disision q ths
guflcla1 district u ALASKA eoaarns u
report u rs pealnaflaa q ozca.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-05-11

The first annual aeld meet - the
Lincoln County school Athletic ass0
citation Was held Ga nasenpurt safuf-
dag without a hitch The AFFAIR was a
decided success in every particular.
Fully 500 people paid admission 81
the gate Schools from al parts -
The county Were represented. Total
points. Davenport. 81. spraFue. 20:
wilbur. r.. Reardan. & MohleT and
Aimlra. each j.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-31
Las fiestas de la Patria
San Luis,

Las fiestas patrias en- San
Luis Potosi, revisten, desde
que esta en- el poder el Sr.
Espinosa y Cuevas, un carac
ter de esplendidez que nadie
les habfa dado. y que ha re
dundado en- benefcio del Co
mercio, muy particularmen
te, y de la clase, obrera que
siempre tiene, en- ocasiones
semejantes, recsrgo de ira
bajo y desahogo do medios.
Las que hoy SO preparan o.
frecen superar a las del ano
anterior, y no es de dudarls,
Isl SO tiene en- consideration
la actividad con que las CO
gmisiones nombradas al efec-
to desempenan sus labores, y
que ell Sr. Gobernador apron
ia cuantos elementos son ne
cesarios para cubrir la parte
que al Gobierno corresponds.
ST una prueba mas a las
muchas que va tenemos, Sc
quisiera de la inteligente ges
ti6n de ese distinguido gober
nante, la tendrfamos en..el
hecho que motiva este articu
10, pues .elmedio que e! Co.
bierno emplea para promo
yer un movimiento provecho
so para ell Estado, nj puede
ser mas simpatice, nj mas
del gusto del patricia pueblo
potosino, cue siempre Sc
ha distinguido. en- ell mode
de honrar a los hombres que
nos dienon patria y libertad.
A gozar en- San Luis, don
de ell progreso sienta sus rea
les, bajo la egida de un go
bernante que conoce Ia cien
cia del Gobierno y sabe apli-
car la con verdadero eXito.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-31
viaje a traves del Oceano.

viaje a traves del Oceano.
Vamos al grano. El dla
27 de Mayo de 1907, con ell
corazon henchido de mil y
mil recuerdos, en- cempanla
de mi sombra, como a las Z
de la manana, sail de mi err
mita, dirijiendome a la pc
quena estaci6n de Laredo,
Texas, y dsspues de haber
esperado mas de dos horas,
por venir ell tren de Mexico
retardado, me nett en- ell ul-
timo" rinc6n de un carre de
primera clase, ,dejando el
pullman para los amantes
de dormir andando. =. per-
d6a;; viajando.
Llegado a Galveston la
msnana del dfa siguiente,
fuf recibido por numerosos y
buenos amigos, que NE col
maron de cortesfas, y uno de
ellos quiso hacerme su hu6s-
ped, por ell tempo que ME
hubiera quedado en- aquella
simpatica ciudad.
Mi psrmanencia en- Calves
ton no fue larga; ell dfa pri.
nero de JUNO, a las a p. M,
sail para Nueva, York, en- e
"Rio Grande" magnffico va
por de la Mallory Line S
S. Co."
Ell nombre de este Vapor
me recordaba, durante la trs
vesfa, la inolvidable fronts
ra del Rio Grande, en- la cua
The pasado 10. mejores dfa'
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-31
FRAGMENTO.

Odio q los hembres que Sc
amartillan en- una idea perso
nal, y que van como un reba
no, smpujandose unos a otros
e inclinando la cabeza para
no yer ell resplandor del cie-
10. Cada rebaho tiene su
Dios, su fetichs, en- aras del
cual inmola Ia gran verdad
humana. Prosiguen con Sc
riedad su camino, y van an
dando con grave continente,
en- medic de la necedad, Ian
zando exclamaciones de de-
sesperaci6n cada vez que al
60 turba su fanatismo pueril.
iD6nde estan, pregunto,
los hombres libres, los que
no encierran ell pensamiento
en- ell estrecho circulo de .un
dogma,y y avanzan francamen
tie hacia la luz, sin miedo q
desmentirse manana y sin
cuidarse mas que de 10 justo
y 10 verdadero? iD6nds es-
tan los hombres que no for
man parte de la class jura-
mentada, y que aplauden a
una indication del jefe, a
Dies 6 al principe, al pueblo
8 a la aristrocracia? iD6nde
estan los hombres que viven
aislados, lejos de los rsbahos
humanos, los que acogen
bien todo 10 .grands, los que
desprecian las camarillas y
son partidarios de ID libertad
de las ideas? Cuando estos
hombres hablan, las gsntes
graves y estdpidas Sc enfa-
dan y los abruman con ell pc
so de su ndmero; despnss,
con aire solemne, vuelven a
ocuparse de digestion, y cuan
do estan en- familia, prueban
de una manera indudable que
todos son unos imbeciles.
Los odio.
Emilio Zold. :,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-31
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Cada vez que I'm hombre
de talento hace un yiaje, Ia
gran cadena de la fraterni-
dad universal aumenta un
nuevo eslab6n, y el euadran-
te de Ia libertad senala un
grado mas, en- la historic de
los pueblos. La civilization
avanza, cruza la terra Y a
oarca los Oceanos, y tai vez,
pronto Ell hombre, redsblan-
90 la audacia, merced a los
lnventos de la ciencia, logra-
ra pasearse en- ell aire, libre
como las aguilas romanas
en- tempo de los Cesares.
Entsnces ell hombre, / due
no y senior de la generosa
TERRA, del immense mar y
del Infinite cielo, cantara
lAleluyaI iAlsluya! Gloria
a Dlos en- el alto cielo, Y paz
a los hombres de buena vo-
luntad en- la terra; ell poets
'en Su mistico y angelica len,
guage cantarS las conquistas
del hombre, 81 hosaand de
los pueblosl.
Zero, yo sueno y me ale
70 del asunto, que ss hs.cel
una breve description de la.
mpresiones reeibidas en- es
u tai vez para mi, dltimt
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-31

-Aunque los neolareden-
ses, es decir, ell comercio de
N. Laredo, es decir, las cua-
tro 9 seis casas de comercio
importadoras, Sc quejan y
lloran todavia ror la supre-
sion de la zona libre, es 10
cierto que N. Laredo, a pc
sar de todo 10 mucho que de
be y no puede decirse, por
no ser malos mexicanos, nj
traidores a la patria, progre-
sa a ojos vistos, pues tanto
Ia propiedad rdstica como la
urbana, han aumentado su
valsr 10 menos en- un ciento
por ciento, Sc construyen
nusvas y benitas y costosas
fincas, y sc nota en- la pobla-
ci6n bastante animation y.
bastante confianza en- ell por-
venir.
Lo dnico que falta en- N.
Laredo es sacudir ell oprobio
so dominic. de la argolla: pc
ro de ESQ no hay Ia mas re-
mota esperanza.
"A fines de la semana pa
sada estuvo en- esta ciudad
ell Sr, Espiridi6n Flores, pro-
Tminents vecino del Condado
|de Zapata y acrsditado cs-
imerciante.
Vino con asuntos comercia
les, y regreso va al lugar de
su residencia.