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Cut Must Be Made.

Provisions for the payment of the war
expenses and famine relief cannot be
avoided, but parliament must use the
pruning shears remorselessly on other
items and cut every possible copeck in
order 10 reduce the loan as much as
possible.
The published statements include two
distinct sets of figures: First, the yearly
calculation OF expenditures based on the
preceding budget. in addition to the I'M
avoidable new expenditures, for which tenn
porary monthly credits are assignable until
the convocation of parliament; second, the
preliminary estimates TO regulate the
the approval of parliament, with retroactive
effect for the elapsed months. Parliament
has the power to modify the various items.
The liberals certainly will attempt TO cut
the increased sums assigned for the main
tenance of the police and other instruments
OF repression"
Source of Surprise.
The statement regarding the necessity for
a new loan caused a surprise on account
of a repeated semi-offieial declaration that
q deficit was not contemplated in the new
budget, but 1t is not explained that this re-
ferred to the regular and not to the extra
ordinary receipts and expenditures.
Among the credits is 81 10000 for the
construction of the first section of the Amur
railroad from Stretinsk to PokrSvsk, which
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6uS1ueSS IOr STATE.
Had this rule been put il force prior to
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Prof Edward C. Shepherd, city tax col
lector. has also announced that he is q
candidate for denomination.
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RUSSIA MUST BORROW
PROVISIONAL BUDGET MEETS
SEVERE CRITICISM.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 1.-THE pro-
visional budget for 1907, showing that it
will again be necessary to resort TO credit
operations to balance the deficit of 500,
100000 between the estimated receipts and
expenditures, is attacked by the Russian
press all sides The Bourse Gazette, the
leading financial organ, strongly criticises
the budgets figures, declaring that the
deficit is almost 250,oo,0Oo adding that
reliance on the old system of 'debauching
the people with alcohol instead of develop
ing the economic resources of the country
IL the chief characteristic OF the new
budget.
The only good showing made. the paper
asserts. is in the increase of the revenue
from the vodka monopoly, from which
So, 600 900 more than in 1906 is expected
which is contrasted with the 2,1JOOOO APP
proprtated for the institution of universal
education. The slight excess of the ordi-
nary income over the expenditures, the
paper says, is unsatisf factory on account OF
the always possible but unforeseen ex-
DenseS The BOurse Gazette adds:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-10

Ell libro mas "caro" del mum
do 10 posee Ell Papa. Els en- el
sentido propio del termino, un
''libro de oro." LIE ha sido ofre-
cido por los catolicos del Brasil,
en- testimonio de gratitud por la
designation del primer cardenal
que ha recibido Ell capelo en- la
America del Sud, y que es ur
brasilense. Este libro esta for
mado de hojas de orc, enriqueci-
das de diamantes. La miniatu-
"a del Papa esta rodeada de no
venta diamantes de la mas pu-
r. aqua. Una carta geogra1ca
del Brasil esta hecha de piedras
pgecio1as difcrcntes para cada
istado de Ia rep1blica.
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En- Ii CORfE DE- DISTRITe
DEL DlSTRITO JUDICIAL DE- IReCIBO, ?. I.
Estsdos Unidos de Am6rics )
El Presilente IS.
dc los Estados Unidos,
EX--PARTE,
Ramon Gonzalez Vargas.

NaIHO0 gonzales vargas.
PoR cUANTo: Ramon Gonzalez Var.
gas, de IS af1os de edad, casado con
Generosa Vazquez Negr6u, conner
ciante y vecino de Utuado, ha acudi-
Do a esta Corte de Distrito, promo
viendo information para acreditar ell
dominic de la ssiguiente
'Finca r1stica, sin nombre conoci-
do, sta en- Ell barrio de "Tetuan",
jurisdiction de Utuado, compu esta de
veintinueve cuerdas de terreno, euui-
valentes 4 once hectareas, cuarenta
y cuatro areas, 8I,6 centiareas, pas
tos, platanos, malezas y alg1n cultivo
de cafe, lindarte al Norte con terre-
nos de Manuel Carbonell Roses y
Ca; al Saliente, con los de Dionisio
Rodriguez; al Sud, los de Juan y Ma.
nuel Cortes; y al Poniente mas te-
rrenos de Roses y Ca"
POR TANTO: y habiendose ordenado
por Ell Hon. Ramon Quifones, iuez
de la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judial de Arecibo, en- session del dia
de hoy, que Sc convoque las per-
sonas ignoradas quienes pueda per-
judicar Ia in scripci6n de dominic SO.
licitada, por medic de edictos que Sc
fjaran en- los estrados de Ia Corte
Sc publicaran por tres veces en- uno
de los peri6dicos de mayor circula-::
ci6n de la Isla, a fin de; que dentro
del termino de sesenta dias natura-
les, dentro de los cuales pueden ad.
mitirse las pruebas que les conven-
gan, colnparezcan 81 quieren alagar
su derecho; expido Ell presente que
autorizo bajo mi frma y Ell sello of
cial de la Corte en- la ciudad de Are
cibo, q veinticinco de Abril de mil
novecientos siete.- Lcdo. Salvador
Picornell, Secretario.
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!: PARA REGALOS
'ARTICULOS ACABAD0S DE RECIBlR

Elegantisimos estuches para to-
cador de senoras.
Estuches de fnlsima piel con
utensilios propios para caba-
nerOS. ~
Juegos de cafe de porcelana de
la China1egitima, en- elegan-
tes estuch'es.
Juegos de cafe de Plata Chris
toff1e, en- diversas formas mo-
dernistas.
Granvar iedad en- Joyeros y Tar
jeteros Artisticos.
Espejos de una, dos V tres lu-
mas, de Venecia, en- caprichc-
sisimas formas.
Figuras y bustos de arte, en-
terra-cota y biscuit.
Relojes de alta fantasia. con
cuerda para un a1lo, gran va
riedad. ::
Estuches para afeitar Guiellt,
en- distintos tamailos.
@ Gran variedad en- otros articulos que
ofrecemos a precies limitados.
Gonzalez Padin Hermanos.
San Jaan, p. r.
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Para ca|InaI las o|as

Para ca|naI las o|as
UN INvENTO QUE REVOLUCIONARA
LA NAVEGACION
Al fin parece que sc ha en-
contrado un medic efcaz y se-
guro para calmar en- un mo-
mento las inconstantes olas del
Oceano. impidiendo radicalmen-
te su acci0n dcstructora. Tn jo-
ven norteamericano, Felipe Bra
sher, que acaba de salir de la
universidad de Princeton, es el
autor de tan notable invento.
Este, por 10 demas, Sc funda en-
I'm hecho natural. tan sencillo y
frecuente que cualquiera puede
Observable por 81 mismO.
Cuando desde Ell fondo del
aqua, por una causa cualq uiera,
suben a la superfcie burbujas
de aire, en- Ell punto en- que sa-
len estas cesa la agitacion del
aqua, su movimiento disminu-
ye, y lss rizadas ondas desapa-
recen por complete. MIR. Bra
sher no ha hecho mas que ,lle-
var este fenomeno al terreno
practice buscando un medic
para producirlo artifcialmente
y en- escala enormemente gran
de. Para clio, ha ideado una
especie de rosario de tubos lie
nos de agujeritos, puesto en- CO.
municacion con una bomba de
aire comprimido, que Sc coloca
en- un bote 8 en- terra. Echan-
do al aqua estos tubos, sosteni-
dos por boyas para que perma-
nezcan a cierta profundidad, Sc
hace entrar en- ellos Ell aire, que
saliendo en- miles de millones
de burbujas por los agujeros, al
llegar a la superfcie hace la
caIma en- un extenso clrCulo
donde antes solo habia furioso
oleaje.
La utilidad de este invento
no neCeslta encOmio. En- ade-
lante, cada barco podra llevar
su sistema de tubos productores
de burbu jas para, en- case de ne
cesidad, crearse en- torno suyo
una super6cie tranquila, fuera
de la cual rugiran impotentes
las tempestuosas olas. Y 81 un
barco sufre una averia, podra
detener su marcia para repa-
rarla, hacienda la calma a su
alrededor. En- los puertos Sc
ran innecesarios los rompeolas;
una tuberia lanzando constan-
temente burbuJas de aire sera
mas ehcaz que un muro, el cual,
azotado siempre por las olas,
exlge 1eparaciones a cada mo-
mento. Los bOtes salvavidas
1levaran como complemento tu-
berias de este genero, para TO
dear al buque que tratan de au-
xiliar, y haCer as1 mas facil el
salvamento.
PerO aCasO no sean va nece-
sarios los botes salvavidas, pues.
to que, pudiendo transformer
en- un instante la tempestad en-
calma, podra decirse que cada
buque lleva consigo un puerto
SECURE.
No hay. sin embargo, que pre-
clpitar las cosas. Ell invento
no esta todavia mas que en- sus
principles, y Ell mismo inventor
es el prlmerO en- reCOnOcerlo
as;.
Pero, asi y todo, hay que con-
tesar que Sc trata de I'm descu-
brimiento asombroso, llamado a
producer una gran revolucion
en- la vida martina.
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DURHAM, N. c., July 2, 1907

MUCH is being said about the
murder in Virginia, where Judge
Loving learned from his daughter
that a young man by the name of
Estes had carried her out for a
buggy ride and drugged her and
then assaulted her, and stress is
being laid upon the truth of what
the young lady told her father.
We don't know anything about
the law in such cases, but it
seems to US the only thing to be
considered is whether Miss Low
ing told her father the story they
tell or not, and that the truth or
falsity of what she told him has
nothing to do with the case SO
far as the Judge is concerned for
there is no man that will stop to
inquire whether there is truth in
what she says about a matter OF
this nature.
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State Of North Carolina.
Department Of State.
Certificate of Dissolution

To All to Whom These Pesents May
Concentrating:
Wncreas. il appears TO my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the pro
ceedidgs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof By the unanimous consent 81 al
IL stockholders. deposited in my Office.
Iat the Durham Dry Goods Company,
corporation Of this State, whose prin
cipal Office is situated at No. los Main
Street. in the City 81 Durham, Count,
Of Durham, State Of North Carolina, G..
VI Moffitt being the agent therein and
in charge thereof. upon whom process.
may be served, has coupled with the
re Iuirements Of Chapter Al, feyisal 81
rejs. entitled Corporations" prelim.
mary 10 the issuing Of this Certificate OF
Dissolution:
Now, Therefore, !. j. Bryant Crime.
Secretary Of State OF the State Of North
Carolina, do hereby certify that the said
corporation did, on the 5 day Of June
1907, file in my Office a duly executed
and attested consent In writing 10 the
dissolution Of said corporation, executed
by all the stockholders thereof, which
said consent and the record Of the pro
ceedings aforesaid are now on fiie in ms
said Office ~ provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have heress
set my hand and affixed my Official
seal. II Raleigh, this 5 day Of June
A. ID. 1901.
]. BRYANT GRIMES.
Secretary Of State
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Resale of Land.

BY virtue OF an order OF the Superior
Court of Durham County made and en-
tered in the special proceedings therein
pending, entitled. Mamie S. Gates Us.
w. Fuller Gates and ]. +. Owens. Guar
dian, / will on
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The sergeant rushed into the room.
"He's gone. sir! He's gomez
The doctor whipped leather case
from his pocket and went out hurried
". In five minutes he was back. His
colleague was sitting like yellow
ghost.
"Gone?' chuckled the doctor. "a
little faint, nothing more, and as stub,
born rs a mule the moment brought
him to. But I'll break him yet,
Strachan; Ill break him yet!''
.He had his full hundredy'
..Every lash"
"His-his skim
aLike tissue paper; drew at the
fourth. but not a sound. not a syllable
all through"
.And he's fit to SO back to the
FARM
SIT enough IL let him.. the doe
tor declared. "But prefer to keep
him where he is till tomorrow. Here
In the lookup he can do no mischief
and they know how to look after them
here. But what's the matter with you
Strachan? You look used mp. The
heat. eh?"
.sThe climate altogether cried the
other. rising. I'm sick Of this coun
try, Sullivan. India was a fool to II
Id give all rye got to be going bach
there tomorrow
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North Carolina, I Superior Court.
Durham County, ! December Term 1906.
Mrs. Lula Foster Not;ce 10
lame, Isr Foster Summons.
The defendant above named will take
notice that summons in the above
entitled action was issued against him
on the aoth day Of May, 1907, by G. B.
Green, Clerk of the Superior Court Of
Durham County, returnable to the Au-
gust term of the Superior Court of Dur
ham County, which summons was re
turned by the Sheriff of Durham
County endorsed, "After due diligence
the defendant isnot to be found in Durham
County, and itfurtherappearing that de-
PENDANT Is nonresident of the State Of
North Carolina and that the object Of
the action was to obtain dissolution OF
the bonds of niatrimony heretofore exist,
ing between the plaintiff and defendant,
an order was duly made that said sum
mons be served by publication once
week for four weeks in the Durham
Recorder, newspaper published semi
weekly in Durham, N. c., requiring the
defendant to appear at said court, to BE-
held in the Court House in Durham
on the Ist Monday before the first Mon,
day in September, being the 10Th day 81
August, 1907. Defendant will take no
tice that il he fails to appear and
answer to the complaint of plaintiff the
relief prayed for will be granted. The
object of this action is to dissolve The
bonds of matrimony heretofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant.
This 2oth day Of May, 1907.
c. B. Green
Clerk of Superior Court.
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voice, exultantly doubling the sentence
and crying to the ex-butcher to lay on
the whip cord as he had never laid II
on before.
Trust mer' came the reply through
the open window. look at my fore
head. sir. I'll cut his bowels out for
THAR
Mr.. Strachan sprang up and shut the
window with bang. He was strange
" shaken. Many were the foggings
he had ordered or inspired and even
witnessed without qualm. There
was something in this mans face that
had appealed to him and troubled him
from the first. As he shut the window
there was something else in the white
sheen of the doomed nude back over
wonder that made him feel instructive
ly there was the remnant OF gentle
man, tied up for whipping like o cur.
And This conviction made the Anglo
Indian, who was the remnant of gen.
tleman himself, more uncomfortable
than he had felt for years.
He turned his back on the window
and sat down. listening against his
will, In the very chair from which he
had delivered prearranged Judgment
He heard IL once and WINGED and
twitched his shoulders. as though the
stroke had fallen on them. He heard
it again. He began mumbling the end
of new cheroot and listening to tbs
flies on the window pane. whose buz
zing had suddenly become very loud
But louder yet were those horrible
sounds outside. and even more horrible
was the exultant croak Of the old doc
tor at regular intervals between
sounds.
Comb your lashes. my good mani
his rasping voice kept crying. "coml
those lashesl Comb those lashesr'
Strachan found himself counting
them. with that striking face still be
fore him and those desperate eye
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"HE sergeant had looked into the
lookup for the last time that
night. He had made his last
overture to the prisoner. had
cursed and cuffed him for sulky dog.
and so taken leave OF him for the
night. Not word had Erichsen utter
ed In all these hours. He had an
swered no question. replied to no taunt
nor yet once raised bis eyes from the
ground. There he sat with a damp
blanket about his torn body and his
rough yellow head between bis hands.
Food had been put before him and re
manned there still. A pannikin OF tea
stood cold and sour and black with
drowned flies upon the ground. The
flies were the worst Of all bis outward
Ills. But the shocking torments Of a
brain cruelty cleared by pain and weak
ness were worse than the flies.
And now be was alone for the night.
The key had been turned In the pad.
lock and put 10 its place on the beam
above. The sergeant's buster had
died away. and the sergeants foot,
steps followed suit. Across the yard
there came laugh. an oath, good
night Ironically shouted. then a throw
ing or OF boots that jingIed and q
shutting OF doors. Now all was still
and In the lookup the stiffness was as
unbroken rs elsewhere. He never stir
red but 70 shrug away a fy. The moor
shone In through holes In the tin III
roof. through crevices in the match
wood walls. and IN the soft sifted Ugh
he sat Lnmoyable. II was such {
prison AZ man Of spirit could have
broken with preposterous ease. Blu
this one had no spirit left. lie was NJ
longer man. His precious MANHOOD
had been beaten out Of him like dus
from a carpet. And the sense Of tina
| irreyocable loss bit deeper than th'
Quilted flies.
Was II horse outside against tn
brushwood fencef The sound was tn
FIRST Tom seemed 10 have heard 10
many years. In his blackened brain
struck first inappreciable spark Of 10
terest. He listened Then came m
other and a nearer sound as Of some
/ CONTINUED on fourth page.)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @@a.sEas# @#as# "a 81: s;ss
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IT is stated in the papers that
several men recently have died
because they were informed that
some relative had left them a
fortune, among the number Ibe-
ing a fellow by the name of
Breene, of Washington, Pa.
who, when he was told by law
yers that he was heir to 500, 600
in cash fell unconscious and died
half hour later in a hospital, also
another that was told that he
was worth $4,000 became in
sane and drowned himself in 9
pond, all of which may be well
for people that believe no rich
can enter, but there are few Of
us but what would gladly run the
risk of the fate the two ato!e
mentioned.
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waiting upon bis as they had waited
here while be was delivering MS meaiy
mouthed address aud looking AZ him
as they had looked for one moment
when he was done A white stare Of
increduIity. fash OF reproaeh. another
Of contempt. and back turned dis.
painfully with q shrug. That was all.
but II had burned the magistrate az
The time. II would burn him in the
retrospect ever after.
To stop counting he put his thumbs
In his ears. always with an eye on
the door. so that none should surprise
him In that position. but "Cssnb those
lashes"' came 70 them stIll. and then
he began listening for another voice
and n different cry. He listened Tor
these in positive terror. with the per.
plration dripping from his nose and
his ears moaning ike tbe sea beneath
both thumbs. However. no voice reach.
ed them but that Of the savage old doc.
tor. crying not about the lashes up 20
the end. Then csiBe pause. Mr.
strachan made sure II was a pause.
dried his face. put his thumbs in his
srmholes and tilted back his edair.
ms FEATURES were surneentIy com.
posed when Dr. Sullivan strobe Into
the room with u deeply dissatisfied air.
"weliT drawled Mr. strachan.
Not a soundF' growled the doctor
Not a moan. But I'll break his spirit
yeti I'll break him Of I'll know the
reason whyw And he ground what
teeth be had and wiped his wrinkled
forehead with the red silk hapdker
chief.
"Brayow cried SIR. strachan.
DR.. Sullivan looked 10 sharply. bul
took this expression Of enthusiasm q
himself. as a tribute 10 that Indomlta
Die and ferocious will which was BIZ
pride.
you know me. strachan." said be
"wbat ! say mean. and II you'd back
cd the up just now aud stopped ont
side you'd know why say it. Not
one-solitary-groaG! But I'll breaI
him Jet Upon my soul believe
could have done Il with this camel ThI
fool on fellow didn't half lay on. III
saId he'd give II him ali the harder 10
that nice thing on bis forehead, but III
my oplnionH-
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CHAPTER XIX.

"HE sergeant had looked into the
lookup for the last time that
night. He had made his last
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POSSIBLY every one has a hob
by, and if such is true the Char
lotte Observer must possess at
least three distinct hobbies: a
strong like for Grover Cleveland,
a strong dislike for the blood
hound and a desire to poke fun
at North Carolina poets. The
following paragraph is an evil
dence of its dislike for the hound:
Score one more for the blood
hound. Recently a store was
burned in Carteret county, it was
supposed by an incendiary, and
as the formula has It. blood.
hounds were sent for" They
lost the track, Of course, but
sought out a member Of the
Methodist Church who proved
an abb and the solicitor who
conducted the case against him
before a magistrate announced
that he had no case" We want
to add that the bloodhound Is moi
the only animal that causes Q
man TO go into court and prove
his innocence, and leave no re,
dress after he has done 80.