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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
NecexsurN.

81 am afraid you are becoming a
practical politician" said the sincere
friend.
81 am" answered the eminent per.
sonage. "a statesmanmust be mighty
good politician IL he wants to stay in
public life long enough to put his the.
ories into actual operation. Wash
ington Star
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13
An Exception.

Kulcher-Summer reading, so-called
Is pernlcious- The average woman's.
reading Is not productive Of any prof
it, esF #t- ta
: Marryat-Don't you believe that!
When she reads the bargain ads It's
productive Of profit to the advertisers.
philadelphia Press. ss
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13

Hungry Hiker-Dese here corpora
tions has no souls, Useless.
Useless Urban-Yer Off, here, Hung
I felt pair Of dcce boots last night,
when I was trown Off dat freight car,
an de soles was dere, all right all
right.-Toledo Blade
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13

An Oyster Bay man has left $500 to
clergyman who was kind to him during
IN attack of hiccoughs.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13

Buy Denver Real Estate at o.tom prices be-
fore the ''boom.' ~ acre tract. 3Sth Ave, 3s4
lots, price $2l O00. Write Owners, More Invest
0ent Co., lIGiornIa BIdg.. Denver. Colo.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-06-13

Only &c per cent of the Russian peas.
ants who till the soil in the department
Of Moscow are able to keep horses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-07

DELEGATE ANDREWS WAS
PRESENT. REPORT SAYS


i
,,sa.t,I,r',..,, I,rii p,e,st,is,,t
=
Roosevelt Is receiving many letters re-
eardmg the combination which. ii IS
,..a,.tsa h,. hasn fa,n,aa J., dareat.
III tht coming pleSlaehtial campaign
the policies at Mr.. Roosevelt lnfpt-
.tnation ais Ia the identity of the writ
,. t. ,,.,t,,.a IL n,..n.
'"' 'i' - -
communications ~ Wtlaheld, hut taese
who are close TO the president say tho
Jtssla4n,e. hava stirred m eon4id.
.,.
sta''' te'iin['
The location and date OF the dinner
and the personnel OF the party at
t.a,tt,s ,htah "a, ,tnt T.. safd
10 nave peeh elaborated remain
secret SO far as amy Information at the
WINE. ttouss IL vpuchsafad
-, ,,....,.
=" Re"'l'i'i' "te "l' "'o"e
the details Of the dinner, Is aH that
secretary Loeb would tell The neWsnu
per men today excerpt to Indicate that
The attail was informal ana that ths
disclosures came ont III an lntotns'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-07

Washington. Artf O.. TH- spUtint-
W.aI a- p.Htf ~ HHie H 'hf-
.ae. fH h. uu.fuIH H tiHf sIt
.s U.Hia.. f-.dtri.H f. hu.r.. NH"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29

BEN HAMPTON or PLACER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
EF0REIGNERzS STRANDED.
PURSE MADE UP TO GET HIM 10
PirTsBuRe.
In a Pitiable Plight at the Berkeley
He Is Given Mileage and Money
TO Boy Meals.

foreigner sitting III carn of
the Berkeley hotel Ia tears excited tl4es
curiosity and pity Of bystanders ca
Tuesday evening and inquiry revealed
that he was stranded.
He registered al the hotel Ga Nor.
day evening but was without funds
and his lodgings and meals we're FAR
nished him for day. II was tAificulx
for him to und srstand English 0ut he
was made to see that he must provide
for himself In some way.
1t was learned tina. he had been
dropped OF here aud be mad knpwn
that he wished 10 60 TO Pttsh1rg
where he said he coud aet eTnp'ey~
ment In pants factory.
His plight excited pity and purse
was made up enabling him TO buy nae
age TO that place from ] II. Aaarns
who had three hundred miles. The
distance Is two hundred and twenty
g ght niles and enough money was
collected to pay for the distance ana
Hr. Adams gave him The balance ana
also gave him money to buy meas
on the way. Those who contributed
TO the purse were r J. Perrin. E. ..
0rbaugh and r. l.. Gray. He iefs on
NO. Tuesday night for his destEna
ton.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29

for ssTFra' weeks, has gore 10 White
Post where she will spend several
days
Mr. Harry SNYDER. u Fiagerstown.
was in this city on business.
Mr. Howard. 81 baltimore. spent
Thursday in this city.
Miss Alice Rissler. OF Charleston, 5
spending some time in this city
Master Holiday. Of Cumberland. is
visiting his grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. +, Roberts.
Mr. lrkinson Powell has returned
from Connensville, Pa.
MIR D. 0. Lambert, OF Hagerstown,
was in this city on business.
/, II Thompson and wife and Miss
Rsneai have returned from Boston.
August Zimmerman and bride re.
turned on Friday from their wedding
trip.
Miss Anna Munsing. of Frostburg
who has been visiting Mrs. Fred Win.
ton, on Winchester avenue, has re-
turned home.
Rev John s. Douglas and wife nave
returned from Washington.
Mrs Kuykendall has gone to Wash.
ington on a visit
Mrs. Smaltz and daughter. Frances
OF Hedgesvire, spent Friday in this
city.
Mr., Lewis Harris, who has been at.
tending the West Virginia university
at Morgantown, has returned home.
Mrs. Frank Smith. OF Baltimore, Is
visiting Mr.. William Smith, on North
Queen street.
Mr.. Garland Swimley, Of Bunker
Hill, was in town on business.
Messrs. Shirley Shaull and Nelson
Tavenner spent Friday night at Shan,
andale Springs.
Master Edgar Fcx Bowers spent
Friday night in Hedgesville 5.
Miss Mary Lemen is visiting her
aunt, Miss Bessie Hedges, in Bruins
wick
Mr.. L. n Rodrick and wife, 81
Jacksonville, Fla, are here on visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Noll.
Mr.. Lewis Harris. of Hedgesville
has returned home from the state uni
versity.
Mrs. Spear, of Berkeley Springs, has
been visiting Miss Rena Beck.
Mr. o. B. LeFevre, of Bunker Hill
| was in town on busiess.
Mr. O. NJ. Bowers is home to spent
Sunday.
Mr.. Prince Dunn has gone to Staun
ton, wnere he has accepted position
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Won Schlagell
OF Minneapolis. Mimi, are here visit
ing his brother, Mr.. Max Won Schla
gel. They are on their way TO Al
lantic City.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
NOTICE.

To Holders Of r ksles C3ua
A CAL is hereby made for ga
Bonds Nos. II to rs. inclusive 81 se
denomination q One Hundred q sra
each for their payment and Gems Ia
ton as provided by Sections aAl s
of the Acts of 1895.
The holders thereof will b aaid
upon their presentation to the Sharsff
Of Berkeley County or at the Ter.
chants & Farmers Bank
AS provided b. said Acts 4ss
vii cease upon said bonds 'tbi7s AVS
after three weeks publicatioa "A sass
notice
Given under my hand this n aas
Of May 1907
L L. BENDE
Clerk, County Court Of 2 Kelley
County, West Virginia el-sw
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
ANNIVERSARY OF TRAGEDY. =
A Year Ago Tonight Sanford T&awe
Was Shot by Harry Thaw.

New York, June 25.--One year aro
tonight occurred the tragedy - tie
Madison Square Roof Garden xhsa
Harry K Thag shot and kilea str IS
ford White. In his prison cell fl SO
1ombs Thaw gave no intima; na y
word or action that the anniy rss
possessed a SIP en- signitlc
him. He continue 70 receiv
visits from his vii and muc
time is passed ~ radine ana
preFaration OF lin q aefens far
second trial which pin psobs
place in October
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
MUST STOP FIREWORKS.
Mayor Instructs police To Arrest Ev.
eryone Who Violates Ordinances.

In speaking Of the use Of tirearnsa
In the parade on the Fourth OF taiy,
this morning. Mayor Harrison sAf0
that there We're some of the boys Of
the city who were beginning 10 @al-
citrate already The mayor SAYS Tax
they are gathering at the corner GO.
Gerry stores where fireworks are @ar
sale ana putting off SIX rockets. sgr
crackers and torpedoes and other Ag4a
works This. the mayor says, - In
VIOLATION OF the CT ordinances ed
he has instructed the police to aYcaRt
any person found guilty OF p1tting on
any fireworks. He also says ths I.
information is given that any Isypr
is breaking the law they too wG ~
arrested II these persons arrested Hre
brought before his honor. he ~ q
that they will be fined and that he
parents OF the children will be az
pected to pay the fines for their essilf
dren. II they are not able TO cmsagrsi
them and stop the nuisance, they win
have to bear the punishment.
The mayor gives this as warn.
In, and says that he means to havb
the matter stopped Those who Nave
been violating the law Will do well 10
take the mayors advice. AK
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
MISS cLINE's PIANO RECITAL,
An Enjoyable Event In Hobbs Hall
Tuesday Evening.

A great number of the parents ano
friends of the pupils of Miss Myra
Cline, were at Hobbs hall on Tuesday
evening to hear the annual piano re.
cital. Miss Cline has quite a large
number OF pupils on the piano and
those who had part in the program
showed careful instruction and appli.
cation on the part of the performers
The program was a most excellent one
and those who were present were not
only pleased with the rendition OF the
numbers but with the advancement
that had been made by the students
during the past year.
The vocal numbers by Mrs. McCur.
dy, who assisted in the evenings en-.
tertainment were pleasing Following
is the program:
Kronungsmarsch der Prophet) -.
q. Meyerbeer
Miss Mullen, Miss Ryneal.
Miss Trump, Miss Michael.
Minuet from Symphony in e fiat.
................... w. A. Mozar,
Miss Nellie Edwards.
Hunting Song ...... Gustav Merkel
Miss Edna Russler.
Barcarolle ......... Hannah Smith
Miss Lillian Sites, Miss Anita
Sites.
Etude, Op. 20, No. ...,......
........... II. A. Won nhaupi
Miss Allye Michael
Me ody, in G major ~. James r & rs
Miss Mary Tabler
Pas Des Amphores (Air de Balle0
:................. G ChaMinade
Miss Fairy Ryneal
Warnings For soprano) .Rubenatein
Mrs. Mccurdy.
Cradle Song ....... Hannah Smith
Miss Laura Decker,
Dance Caprice ...E dwad Grieg
Miss Elizabeth Mullen.
waltz-Lullaby ...... Henri Van Gael
Miss Edna Smith, Miss Ethel
Downs.
tal Nocturne, Op. 9. No. 1 ......
Cbl Valse in minor ..
........,........ Frederic Chopin
Miss Mary Trump.
Spring.ide- Cor Soprano ...
.....-......-.H.. Re'nbold Becker
Mrs/Mccurdy
Valse in K fiat major .Auguste Durand
Miss Elizabeth Morrison.
Gypsy Rondo ......J j.. Haydn
Miss Ethel Downs.
Invitation TO the Dance ......
..,.......,...... q M Won Webei
Miss Trump, Miss Mullen,
Miss Michael Miss Ryneal.
BEN HAMPTON or PLACER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
Clerk Letters Minutes.

"On motion it was ordered that the
council ant all the money derived
from street vendors to the Indepen.
dent Order OF Rcd Men and al other
privileges be referred to the mayor
vi power
S nee The publication OF the state
ment that Pros cutting Attornes Non
viii bring the matter to the attention
II the & and jury Il revoivers are used
in the Fourth q July parade the i'm.
preston has gotten around that the
matter VIII be winked at If the grand
jury passes upon it,
TO eradicate any such impression.
Mr.. NoIl told World reporter today
that the impression appears to have
gotten out from the interview report
ed In the newspapers or the town that
the grand jury would probably not in.
indict any person carrying reyolvers.
on July T. Is not VIVA. was meant toI
be conveyed or the impression mean
TO give out. If the law is violated byl
any person In Berkeley county in re-
gard to carrying revo'vers the matter
will BE- called 10 the attention OF tn
grand Jury. II will rest entirely with
them as to the action they will take
] do not presume to regulate their con
duct in any particular. the matter be-
ing one entirely within their province
and under their jurisdiction.
4 prominent member OF the order
Of Red Men sad that he presumed
that the law would be obeyed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
FRIGHTENED AT AUTOMOBILE.
Party Of Young Ladies Placed IA i
Perilous Position While Drlv.rc.

While Misses Daisy Cline, x rgsa
Cline Bertha Light. OF this city. and
Miss Clara Hartsock Of Cumb4fAnd
were returning from the SuIpnn ros
Wednesday an automobile was run
too near the horse, frightenina IL
causing the animal Il kick and b rsAe:c.
breaking the shafts. FortGsses-
the young ladies escaped serious a.
jury. The horse is quie: suirnai
and would not have been frig sHed
II the auto had been kept a: . gr per
distance as several had passe win.
cut any trouble.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29
fFf NARTINsBuss aERlLa


Mr. Charles Thumel spents wednes-
day in Berkeley Springs on business.
Miss Louise Patterson is visiting
relatives in Uniontown. Pa.
Mrs E. Virginia McAnney has re-
turned home from visit to Meriden.
Conn.
Messrs F. S. Emmert and S. ".
Fiery have returned from Woodshole,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Brubaker and daugh-
ter, of Chicago, who have been here
on visit to Mr. John Bert. have re
turned home.
Mrs. Homer Tabler, of Hancock
and Miss Ethel Tabler, of Bedington,
were among the visitors in our city on
Wednesday.
Mr. George Miller and wife, of
Thurmont Md, are here on visit
to Mr.. Thomas Kearns.
Mr. and Mrs Newgard, of Lebanon,
Pa, have returned home after a visit
to Mrs. Harry Koontz.
Miss Sophia Fetzer is visiting rela-
tives in Shippensburg.
daughter, Dorothy, are visiting in
Washington.
Miss Edith Higgins, of New York,
has returned home after visit to
Miss Mabel Crawford.
Mrs. M. ]. Tanning, of Philadelphia
has returned home after a visit here
to Mrs A. p Nicklas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downey, of Ohio, who
attended the wedding of Miss Maud
PitZer, have returned home.
Mrs. Sadie Shutter and children.
who have been visiting in this city,
have returned to their home at York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bate Watson, of JET
ferson county, are visiting in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaull, of Middleway,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, vancoop have return
ed to their home at Pittsburg.
Mrs. Ada Ditto and daughter, Eva,
who have been visiting in this city.
have returned to their home in Fall.
ing Waters.
Mrs. Fleming has returned to her
home in Falling Waters.
Mr.. William Patterson has returned
to Harrisburg after spending a week
at his home in this city.
Miss Louisa Patterson left Wednes.
day over the B. C o. on visit to
friends in Uniontown, Brownsville and
Point Marion, Pa.
Miss Maize Leblanc, of near Mar
tinsburg, has returned home from an
extended visit to relatives in Phila-
delphia
Miss Alice McCauley, of Washing
ton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. s.
Douglas, West King street.
Mrs. Emma King and son, Earl of
Shenandoah Junction, were visiting in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Townsend has returned
from visit at Brandtesville, Pa.
Miss Alta Cage has returned from
Scotdale.
Mr.. j. Edward Dawson and family,
of Piedmont, are visiting the family
of Mr.. j. r. Dawson.
Mr.. Oscar Favenbacker, of Cumber-
land, was in the city.
Mr. c. H. Burch and Mr.. j. R. Daw-
son spent Sunday with their families
in this city.
Mrs. Belle Kicker and daughter, OF
Race street, spent few days at Hall
Way.
Mr. John Runkels has returned from
a visit to Chambersburg.
Miss Ella Giltress, of Washington
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Talbot
on Hess avenue.
Mrs. Anna Morgan and Mrs Grauff
Of Gerrardstown, are on an extended
trip to Washington.
Mrs. Kirer and daughters, May and
Dora, of Washington, spent Sunday in
the city.
Mrs. Meta Lonas has returned to
her home on Winchester avenue az
ter visit to her parents at Bunker
Hill.
Mrs. Hugh Pendelton and two chill
dren, of Pittsburg, have returned to
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-29

AS we now make our new Hair Vigor it
does not have the slightest effect upon
the color OF the hair. You may use ii
freely and for any length OF time with
ont fear of changing the color. Stops
falling hair. Cures dandruff.
---Msde BIZ the J. c. Aver Co.. Lowsli- MAaa.----
The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-12

TACOMA's climate is the
 best in the world. "a cOma's death rate is as low, if not lower than that of any other regis trction city i1l the United States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-27
CogerIas al vuelo

Un investigator respetuoso
10 que no ouita tenga confanza
en- ST mismo por demas, ha pc
dido permiso a las autoridades
de Nueva York para que le de-
jen practicar la fotografia ia
vera de los que en- Bellevue
abandonen la vida para no vol
yer; pero el fotografo. que no
10 es de profession sino musico
cantor Y de iglesia ademas, Sc
iquedara no con ssus fotografias,
sino con las de Sus almas, que
asi pretende poder hacerlo el
habilisimo manipulante.
Sabiase que existia ell alma
pero hasta hace POGO cada cual
la llevaba a cuestas sin inter
vencion, intromisi6n nj asaltos
por parte de nadie, exception
hecna de sus tres grandes enc
migos, a la que hay que anadir
ahora al fotografo. No hace
mucho unos m6dicos demostra-
ron a su modo, que Ell alma te-
MIA peso Y ahora el musico Sc
propone cogerla al vuelo, en-
instantanea, de modo que su
imagen quede fla en- gelatina
| y hasta le pueden poner marco
los que asi 10 deseen Y tener
colgada de TN clavo la de algun
pariente 9 deudor que sc les
fue.
ESQ V NADIA menos es 10 que
Sc propone el productor de ar
monias Henry Price y 10 hubie-
IA practicable va a no ser por la
falta de materia prima, es de
cir, de gente dispuesta morir-
sc cuando el anduviera dandc
vueltas a su alrededor con la
camara 8 mejor dicho a trans
tormaTse. porque segun sus
ideas, psiquico-f fotograticas, las
almas no desaparecen Q sc des-
truyen, sino que pasan de unos
seres a otros, y ahi esta el para
atestlguarlO con su aparatO {
combination de ellos, que todC
10 pueden y dan la imagen dc
una alma, mas clara que una
patena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-27
En- la COrte de Berlin
.:SCANOAL0S EkTRE ALTOS DIGxlTARIOS
REVELsaONEG DEL CaSClLLEG NEGRO

1855 - ssesssss
Desde hace algunos d{as circulaba
en- Berlin el rumor de un escandalo,
en- ell cual Sc deoia que esta ban com
prometldos varios dignatarios de la
Corte, que gozan del favor del Kai-
SER Esos rumores quedaron con
tlrmados cuando Sc supo que NJ
Maximilien Harden, editor de la
1evista "Zuckunft' habfa sido de-
sahado por Ell conde Won Molke y ha-
bla rehusado batirse
Ell Temps de Paris, publica los
slguientes detalles sobre cl asunto:
"Hacia alg1n tempo que M. Maxi
mGlien Harden habfa emprendido en-
su revista "Zuckunft' una campsfla
en- otra del conde Felipe d Eulen-
bourg q cuien el emperador CUTLER
mo II llama familiarm ente "nuestro
Felipe y en- contra de los amigos
del 1avorlto imperial que son como
cidos bajo ell nombre collective de
"Caballeros de Ia mesa redonda'
Los atagues de N Harden to :
maron IN caracter tan personal y
|conten1an alusiones tan POGO veladas
sobre hechOs de naturaleza delicada,
que llamaron la ion del empe-
rador. La consecuencia Immediate
fue la dinisi6n del conde Won Wolf
ke, gobernador de Berlin; Sc espera
de I'm nlomento 4 otro Ia desqracia
del conde luxembourg.
mi Ell Canciller, nj los Ministries
sc atrevieron a asumir la responsible
l'dad de presentar un inforne verda
dero cobre ell asunto fue Il mismo
principe heredero quien hablo de clio
su padre.
FL conde Woltke desafi6 4 M. Har-
den, a causa de las insinuaciones que
EN- su contra publicaba ell "Zuckunft"
,oero por las razones que motivaban
la provocacion, M. Maximilien Har-
den estim6 que debfa rechazar ese
desaffo",
El Corresponsal del Temps" Gu
yos telegrannas manihestan I'm COM
pletO conocimiento de Ia situaci6n
Sc expresa en- terminos muy modera.
dog 81 sc cOmparan a aquellos concue
estan concebidas las noticias que nu-
blican sobre ese asunto los peri6dicos
de sensation.
Ell Corresponsal agrega que los do
cumentos sobre los cuales basa su
acusacion M, Harden. le han sido CO.
a este por M. Won Hols
tein, el mismo que hasta hace POGO
ocupaba tai posicion de confianza v
disponfs de tai poder en- Ell Gobierno
que era llamado "el Canciller Ne
gro. ro siendo en- realidad sino
c. nsejel~ en- ls Ca7cillcrfa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-27

Ell conductor de tren elevadC
de Chicago, Cohn Malonev, ha
sufrido la operacion de injerto
de piel, mayor que Sc ha veriti-
cado hasta ahora. FL paclente
sufrio grandes quemaduras al
llevar hasta la estacion mas in
mediata IN tren que sc habia
incendiado. La piel SC le des-
prendi6 de las p'ernas, pecho y
Drazos Y esIuvo varias semanas
en|un hospital entire la vida y la
muerte.
Por fin los medicos dieron
esperanzas de que Sc salvara;
pero declararon que tendrian
que hacerle piel nueva, injer-
tandole la de otras personals. Sc
presentaron a darsela numero-
SOS compafleros, y POGO a POGO
sc lie han lido colocando hasta
$50 pulgadas cuadradas, toma-
das de veinte amigos. Todas
han prendido y constituy Ell una
brillante operaci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-27

los japoneseS, no es probable que les
urja Ell verio alberto, lpor 10 que au-
mentaria Ell poder naval de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- ell Pac1co, adonde es-
ia repdblica enviaria Spronto sus bar
cos destacadoS en- Ell Atlantico.
Y 4 proposito del envio de buques
del uno al otro mar aver Sc desmirti6
que Sc piense destinar al Pacifico la
division de acorazados que, est4 en- ell
Atl4ntico; pero ell -<NeM York Herald
insiste en- que ira; y anade algo, one
es recreativo. AL vizconde Aoki,
Rmbajador japonzs ep Washington, Sc
lie ha hablado de estozy ha expuesto 10
que sigue:
mo; ell Jap01 no consideraria uu
acto contrario & la amistad entire las
dos naciones 81 que los Estados Uni
dos. aumentasen su Representation na-
val en- sus agues territoriales del Pa
ci hco nj ell que enviaBen barcos adj
cjonales SD -estacidn asiatica No
otros no vert amos en- ESQ una anne
rlazs.
Asf ha habiado ell sefior vizconde
lpero la procession habra lido por den
tro. Es un diplomasico que sabe ST
o6cio; tan bien por 10 menos como
aquel quien Federico ell Grande So
meti6 a prueba. Hizo que lie sirvie-
ran vinagre en- lugar de vino; y Ii
pregunto: "tQue tai os parece ese vi
no"o "Seaor-respondi6 la victima
despues de paladear ell vinagre, sin ha
Ger una mueca-es hno, es delicioso
de un aroma incompara ble".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-27
Inundaci0n en- California

La represa del lago Buena Vista
no lejos de Bakersfield, California
Sc rompi6, causando daflos que SC
estiman en- un million de pesos des
puGs de inundar 80 900 acres de t.
reno peltenecientes la Tevi>
Land Co. Muller and Lux. Las
aguas no solo han interrumpido el
paso de los trenes de la Compaiiia
Sunset slno que ha dejado asia
dos 4 los camPos en- que Sc cXplota ba
Ell petr6leo. Sc hace 10 possible para
amlnorar ell NAL, mas pasara mucho
tempo antes de que la region Sc re-
r'onga del golpe que ha sufrido.