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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19

ChanIor but thsy werc
smail anAirs and wsre ..prsexsd ~
aLaiihsstlcd ray whils sysn tho
men who soughs 70 promote sss
interests OF these, several candid
atos admitted that thoy expected
Nr. BayAa would bs The standard.
bcarer,
The Prssident has been notified
that tho Atlantic feet Is all resdy'
10 sail for tho Pacific aod this 10
regarded as quite a triumph tor
,hs Navy Dcpartmeg' that II
should hsvO gotten tho sixteen
bat:Isship and tho torpedo hosills
ready 10 sail promptly on time
President Rooseyelt will 90 u
Hampton Rosds 10 wish The hse
God-speed atter rcviewiog tn
imposing array Of vesssls Of III
line. II 10 tho common expects
+ tion OF the officers ind mcn ths
will not get back ior two year
: bnt no definite plaos have bsc
msde by the administration ft
}. for tho return Of the fest whis
}. will bo IN San Francisco Bay .
y the Fourth Of July.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19
Starvation.

We understand that the cries
Of hunger in Engl1nd is great.
In lNn,lon there is thousands
h.ggiur in the Streets. Tie
London .r"us are pi:iful the
Street, arc said TO bc full "t idle
men and women. saying What
shall VIC do for bread" They
are very scanty clnthca this
again rnm.nds NY Of mnr Text
! that before these days there shall
! bc neither hire for man or beast
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19

aiIoCt every. branch q rallzs : ! 4
Ing from, Wsshmen % oreFAA ~ n
forces. !. D &, sssss u
About 1890 of thOss g ~
relcsed are employed u ccnstFueS
tion work and aboht l500, " the I
Office and clerical depsFt'meuSs
while nearly $500 are shop en-:
lployes and the balance dividea
among the tratac and operatins
forces.
/ While the 0ldcisls say tns'
bclievet the dull seascn will NO
! last more than a few months, the
cut in fores viii mean . saving
! Of more than sooo,oo0 IN tlle rsy
. rolls.
Springfield Republican.
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2 ..Eorks Free,

ANY one that will send .us Il
Subscribers accompanied with
three dollars $500 we will send
them IL song book with ltN songs
selected from other good books
and the book Creation and For
lnation the key TO the Bible free
Now is the time FOR you to get
something good for nothing bn'
II little time to get the sutscri
bcrs.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19

MIR, Rur|l' frllcr has spoken
Enthusiastically Of Governor
Hui, rs the lrohahl"sucrcssor
NJ. !. >idut ltocs,yc|t, Which
ispr"',y ~'"d proof that ltor'i''
fellow .,nt for Hughes for pres
sld't Nlr. kOckcicler,;s SMART
4 &nno1ah - know th,t his i,ooSting
ko'aMlN or high Official position
Us ,hr >""' st way for .krcpln.
.hln uu' -! il y
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torn.

We iaYr l.oG'-n@i from the
I l.oui> G.,he I3elnwrat that
l'te BLIZZARD saapt over the
ss' ail+iVaib'y and up the,
hntic Coast ut the, rate ''of
Hy ailcS in hour doug much
ln' gc
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TAKE NOTICE

Aoy. party u pat.isl wishing .
!, ans auss,ion.. through Ai' =
:. !. 80. mon aey .ubjecs rsliei'
sas .'as,v & otherwise shs'' be
....,.d , !. ! fr,ond sos 10 ), no case la
III, tA. Editor slie@ ny .'sse
! .,..e tsr.sss, = 'afo's' 7 !
| lts. S1snns, .
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19
MOB DESTROYED ONE
PLANT.

w. II. Adams, the publisher of
the first weekly newspaper. and
later the first daily, ever publish
ed in the state of Kansas, died
here at 2:3o Friday afternoon Mt
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
w. p. Patterson. Of si7 West Di
vision street. He was ST years
Of age, the intirmities Of old age
being tho canse of bis death.
The first newspaper printed in
| Kansas was published under an
elm tree near'thc river. on what
was then Front street in l.eavcn'
worth kas.' Tie plant for the
paper was purchased by Mr..
Adams in st, Louis and shipped
Ito i.cavcnworth. There was no
building to he secured ana the
cases were opened and set mp
under the elm tree.
The first number of the paper,
THE Kansas Herald, was pub
lished on Sept. IL, lsal. a few
DAYS later lunher for 4 house
arrived and as soon as the build
Ing was partially up the plant
was moved into it.
! The paper at I.eayenworth wa'
F.. published BY Mr.. Adams unit
$50 when he sold the plant ant
moved to Atchison,. buying TN
Union, weekly printed at tina
inlace. This was changed to
daily when Fort Sumpter va
fired upon and wns,run fora yea
when Mr.. Adams sold out an
started The Daily Inquirer .
lEeuycnworth. The latter pape
was soon demolished by a mo
unfricndly 10 the editor. i
NJ then became Interested in oth'
,npers only recently rctlrin
h. was one of the Oldest new
81 paper men in the west If not
es the United States,
he The narrative of the life Of Il
Lye yioneer new -paper man Won
read like iaiion. Born In liz
.iugton, KY, in 1921 ne. cane
NV Missouri when a young man Al
''e began newspaper work in I
md Office Of Il paper ut Fayettc. a
ere er serving m apprenticeship
in four yearslas a printer he beg
M. ito print q paper for himself.
600 Before leaving for Kansas, \
;rc Adams, with Colonel Dcnv
cen was publishing the Piast Arg
two at Weston. Dcnvor, the C"ic
,o,a do city, WIS named for Colo
DenT.r. ~. :,
MIR. Adams wSs nn editor
Kausas during the bloody ..ye
- proceeding The war and dur
the equally bitter days Of
contest. A lumber Of times
icame psar being meesed sat y
: Iuitcr gears, ha forgot the
: gers Of those times and thor
f,ol of then, only with interest
nislhumor. \. Z, :.
sliei. The funeral setvices wnl
beheld this attefhoon q tue Y 9,
easel sIterscn iEsidencs o. $ oO !, /
.,sseI dls services will bs lccs,du
.oiiSyi |Srisev. +. 7: Sloan 4. ,
. psihsA y spgnl 2 y
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19

Nhun",cr y"n hear u man say
lctad r,ada presidential ines
,a,o All ,'l'rgli vpu cam sci IT
dow ,i,a, be either has murc
lin, tan ur, Knows what to do
wi,hur lh%t ne dmsnt Away"
mp ~, .,u,h and nothing bu.
Il" - y "
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NOT
| Vys CAUSE.

He '!,r'. ssiiese that Popular
hha has Anything. 70 do with
Gecliains of the President sol
r"i,d estSles, hot rnnnioG
h,es,a"hcy tt,e second terw.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19
Tsrable Storm At Sea.

Ship u. ". Lawson lost ON
Friday 18th Reported III perish
the great vessel gees On rocks
in storm wreck OH Scilly.irland'
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wanted.

4 "" NW = II man To make up
e0mr hro,lns, we' have good
new u>!'titSto make thcm up on.
kleasc ra!. ut this OFFnE.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19
WASHINGTON
EErTER,
Prom om Regulsr q. reespopdtm

..f ------------.--s->-~-
Washington. has beea ,eeminp
'ith politics during the past~eek.
resident Roosevelt has reiterated
.ls statement made on Electnn
light, three years ago, that he
$ IL not under any circumstances
.ccspt another non. nation Cor the
Presidency. The Democratic
National COMMITTEE has held its
regular nesting and selected Den
ver .or tho place and July Z for
the date OF the next Democrstic
national convention. Political
gossip regarding the result ofthe
presidsnt's announcement and the
nomination Vi ihp Democracys
presidential candidate have been
rite.
As soon az II byca,me known that
Mr.. Roosevelt. hau filicial,y feit'
Grated his determination not u
gain to run Tor the presidencr,
every wouldbe Republican prest'
dsut,al candiGa,o's heart bea,
faster, everyone bu, Corss'you's
SECRETARY Curtelyou had bean con
ductins II gum.snoc boom under
1.-THE COAX of enthusiasm TOR Q
third term for Mr.. Roosevelt AIT
the Presidents declaration PROVED
II severe blow to Mr.. Corleiyoui
aspirations. His 'feeiiDgs-ars best
described in h,s own wortis. III
said to q friend who told him TN
news. II have received u 'd..-i l
raw deal at the White House.
Had the Presidents action ende'
with the elimination of himsel
frem the presidential equation al
would have besn well to: the othu
/, candidates ui.a they would ha>
:, had. reason to take heart go bu
: It did not. :.
d No soone. was thesPsesi i'sut
$ sta,emeat made pubic tn1a II
+ began work.iu -smrnest 10 separa'
d the goats fro n.the sheep. as i
i descr,bas them, within HIn ow
r. party. Ny friends nno Il. irien'
10 OF my policies. no said IN 81
[e stance, viii s,and squarely beh''
,r secretary Tat. H. Is the "''
q. man who has been NAMED ny Z
.. Republicans in connection wi
in the Presidency who Is a! heart
sympathy with my polio es, al
he those who wish tho work l ha
Id besn doing carried Oh can win OF
X. hy souarsly supuortinsiMr. Ta
IN Ot cour.v there ar. maay oth
nd men who say they arc ~ rynpai
he with thcse policiss Tor which II
f. und J. stand, but they say ~
or political advantage and not "
AN s:re.ri,y,' I rscoepisa clearly :
,rishtof .hs Republican, marty
ir, ot.uose OF {. r-i.rt,la > ps,.sma
er, .h.s a,,,l. .li'u, out ]. am
us, /, .minea 'sat tra rank aid file
ga ths' parf eaa!! net hA Gscsl'
ne In, I sl.aii take paine to Let III
,,know that Taft il tie .ne n
in who w.ll curry cut those polio
mrs OF ccur,c II the lark and tile
ing the party want . reactions'y .
the ctdidate, d man whc will, ne ssos
he ne Is ia p,xsr, seruil's.e y
!. ID pplieies, ,ha, il their right hS
: E A a.
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Sl,lASCkll'iTIbN
Roll Of Honor

Aac,; Wnua>, P"mona Mo. -"
D, lawrence, Hutton, Valley Mo
u Is
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pUDLlsilEp EvERrTnuRsDAi

IN, rvcd ar SccOn class
matter .Stptpmtrr . 1907
at the P"St-nUre "
,r,u,E NO.. Undrr Mr rt
oJ Congress Of N0Trh ":d
1-I.I
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WORLDS CREssET
E,v. J.. S, Chi1iT. ED
PuDL.suEps

PuDL.sUEhs
\. G. G,uutaLd n. n, Bowers
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-16

Los m6dlcos cOndenan unanimemenfe ell
uso de las enaulsiones que contienen Gro
sotado 9 Guayacol. Es bien sabidO que
estas sustancias cuandO Sc tomRn mezcla-
das con el Aceitesde AfgadO de bacaJaO in
rTitan ell estomago y los riflones, entorpe-
cen la buena nutrici0n y por las frecuentes
evacuaciOnes que causan, producer ell rapi-
do aniquilamiento de(los enfermos
El DR.. Parsons, un distinguido especia-
lista de la Ciudad de Mexico, dice este
respecto: ssRefiri6ndOme al valor germici-
da de la Creosota, cuando se le administra
enfermos tuberculOsos, incorporada
preparedness de Aceite de H1gadO de Baca-
lao, de claro: que los esperimentOs qufmi-
cosy Ia observation cuidRdosa de un gran
ndmero de casps, han demostrados que
cuIquiera que Sean los resultadOe ben6ficos
que los emfermOs puedan rec1t1r del usO
de la Cresot8y Otras sustanclae irritantes,
estos resultadOs los nulifcan los efectoa
perniciosos que ejercen tales drogas en- el
est6mago.
Els un hecho bien Conocido one Ia asimi-
laci6n facil y,compieta de los alimentos es
de las Intermediates que Sc Garacterizan
por denutrici6n. Sc sabe tambien que el
Aceite de HigadO de Bacalao, perfectamen-
te emulsionRdo, es uno de los mejores
ben recsnstituye POr ESQ es que los
distinguidOs especialistas prescr1ben hoy
las emuIsiones de Aceite de HigadO de Ba-
calao que no contiene CreOsota otras
sustanc1as 1rritantes, que ccas1Onan el de-
s6rden de las funciOnes digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
d J Hfgado de Bacalao, yO prefierO la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabrican los Sres. Scott g.
Bovine de Nueva York
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JUDICATURA.

La judicatura ha mejorado constante.
mente tanto en- personal como On IN siste-
ma meior de llevar los asuntos. Pare
cfa conveniente hacer uno dos cambioa
pequenos. Creo que serfa de desearss que
Sc disponga que 81 periodic de cargo de los
jueces municipales de los marshals y
secretarios de las Cortes de Distrito Mu-
nicipales coincida con los t6rminos de to-
dos los funcionarios municipales elelidos
por voto popular. De este modo todos los
funcionarios electives de la isla, exception
hecha de los delegados el Comisionado
residente & Washington, Sc elejirfa IN
mismo tempo y ese gasto iunecesario de
elecciones Sc evitarfa. Tambien deseo
traer la atenci6n de esta corporaci6n Lie.
gislativa la conveniencia de aumentar la
Jurisdiction de las cortes de los jueces de
paz en- causas criminales para que incluya
los deIitos penados con multa, que no exec
da de cincuenta dollars 8 noventR dias de
prisi6n 8 ambas penaS. /
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MENSAjE DEL
G1RERNA Al0R.
oontinaaei6n 4 q p6giina { : ]

COnt5naGci6n De sd pdgsno
te de eaos terrenos frente al aqua, asf CO.
mo tambi6n 81 teEreno situado directamen.
te al Sur del fueFte de San Crist6bal al
Este de Ia e aza de Colon, que anterior
mente be reserve para fines navales, se ha
cedido Al gobierno insular 4 cambio del
preside y de un predio de terreno aproxi,
madamente de unas once cuerdas situadas
al Norte de Ia caTretera central cerca al
fueFte de San Geronimo.
El informe, naturalmente esta sujeto &
Ia aprobaci6n del Congreso de los Estados
Unidos y de esta Corporation Legislativa.
Se1fa de inestimable ventaia para el futu
70 de esta isla asf como para Ia prosperi'
dad de esta ciudad 81 So llevan q cabo las
recomenda daciones contenidas en- ell informe.
Por consiguiente recomiendo con urgencia
4 esta Corporation que apruebe Ell informe
y conceda al Gobernador autorizaci6u pa
ra traspssar los teTrenos pertenecientes 81
gobierno insular, cuyos terrenos Be reco-
mienda en- ell informe se cedan al Depar-
tamento dc Ia Armada & cambio de los
gFandes predios de terTeno frente al aqua
y al Sur del fuerte de San Crist6bal.
81 este sc hiciere habra sufciente para
las necesidades comerciaIes de Ia ciudad
por mnchos amos venideros y % dara ma
yores opoFtunidades para Ii construction
de muelles que son muy necesaTios.
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CoMIsIoN CooDIFICADoRA

La Comisi6n creada per Ia Ultima Assam
blea Legislative para coodifcar revisar
las leyes de Puerto Rico principle sus ira
bsjos en Julio 3 de 1906. Los primeros
meses Sc ocuparon en- Ia organization on
obtener copias de las varias leyes y c6di-
gos necesarios para Il 6xito de su trabajo.
La Comisi6n ha dado cada uno de suB
miembros, para su estudio preliminar y
revision, parte de los c6digos y de las le.
yes vigentes de Ia isla.
A Ia termination Ia presente session la
Comisi6n tendr& listos para presentarse y
publica1sa los Estatutos RevisadoB hasta
la fecha. Sc ha considerable prefsrible no
presentar IN informe parcial "a Legisla-
tura en- esta session, sino preEentar 81 re-
sultado de 81 trabajo 81 pr6ximo invierno
en- up informe quo incluir6 una sola con-
fiscaci6n completa de las leyes actpsles con
aquellas pequefas modifcsciones que Ia
Comisi6n creyere conveniente recomendaT.
La Comisi6n tambi6n presentara proyectos
& ia Asamblea Legislative de de aquellas
leyes adicionaIes que conBiderase necesa.
rias para completar = unifcar nuestro
BiBtema.
Ha emprendido Ia revision de Ia tTaduc'
ci6n de las leyes sxistentes con Ia idea de
corrrgir errores que inadvertidamente han
ocurrido de tempo en- tempo = esta ordes
nando las leyeB en- forma tai que pueda
hacerse nm fndice general. la cantidad
asignada por la Asamblea Legislative en-
su Ultima sesi6n debe ser sufciente para
terminar el trabsio.
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1NsTRUoC1 ON. .

BESIDE mi 6ltimo mensaie annual, 'se ha
hecho un progreso satisfactorio en- la ins.
trucci6n que Sc demuestra por el aumento
de nifos matriculados mayor asistencis
de educados en- las escuelas p6blicas. FL
obieto de la administration duFante los
liltimos amos ha sido emplear los fondos
puestos 81 disposition en- ampliar las
facilidadea de instruction primaria prefe.
rentemente aumentar el nhmero de nues-
tras escuelas para estudios superiores. ES-
ta bien mantener instituciones donde los
alumDoS que han pasado los cursos elemen.
tales poedan continuaT sus estudios, pero
puede alcanzarse un ndmero, mayor de
nifios mediante la aplicaci6n del sistema
de escuelas rurales. Hasta aqnf se han
construido nuevos edifcios del fondo de
dep6sitos del Congress-. con la cooperation
de los municipios interesadoF. No debe
girarse mas contra ese fondo para eBe ob.
jeto.
Es probable que estado econ6mico de la
iBla iustifque una asignaci6n del gobierno
insular para la construction de escuelas
primarias, bajo condici6n de que las auto
ridades locales de aquellas comunidades
donde Sc construysTon los edifcioS, tenfan
por su cnenta Ia mitad del costo de cons
trucci6n, reintegrando esta cantidad 81
gobierno insular en- pequefos pagos pla.
zos. Un plan de esta fndole no tan SOLD
provearfa mejores facilidades aumenta
ria 81 ndmero de eacuelas rurales, sino que
en- muchos casos qnitarfa & las iuntas dc
instruction locales gastos que ahora hacer
para alquiler de casas deiarfa esta can't.
dad disponible para otros servicios impoT.
tantes de las juntas.
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METILOIDEs- -El mejor mas SECURE
de todos los espscifcos hasta ahora Gonocido
para la cura permanents de todag las enfer-
medades de la ureta, va sean estas or6nicas 8.
agudas Contiene 81 flujo oura p9r COM
pleto, en- menos tiempos que ningdn otro pre-.
parade similar, las gonorreas. espsrmatornAs
cistltis, ect. Meior que las inyecciones muy
superior 81 s8ndalo copaiba. Empiezs &
Rurtir 81 efecto las tres ouatro horaG de
habeFBo tornado.
Los "METILOIDE8"- son fSsileg de tomar
estSn prsparados de manera que no rSvuel-
ven ell est6mago nj producer mslog efectos,
De Venta On todaS las BoticaG. Pfdans0
muestras gratis guG duicos fabricsntes.
Frederick Stsarns 8 Ga Detroit. Michi-
gan u. a
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

ItinerariO.- SaIidas de Bayam6n y .Capi.
10 simultaneamente.
Dias labOrablo- aHana 8, 7.O5, 8 90
s.45 l1.O0. Tardo 12.15, l.46, Bib. 4.B6f 6.45
y $50.
Dias fegsivos.- Mariana 6, 7.O5. $50, 9.4B
y 11.00 Tards 1915, 1.SO, 2.80. $780, 40
5.45 Y $50.
BiIIOteI baFatos para d1as festivos. De
CatafIO BaYam6n, ida y yu0lta IL cl AS0
BO-25 a. aa0 SOLO, De BayanR6n 6 @ -afiO
ia yvuesta IL class 9O-15, 2@ claso 20 ..
BiIl0t0 CVdinaTio de Capital CRf 20 On
claa0 q 8 CentavOs.
Bayauadn. 10 do soptiombro de 1906 Ra-
na6n VaId6s.
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Luis R. Miranda.

Afnadory compositor de pianos en- todos
sus ramos en- cuya profession fue graduado
en- el colegio de Michigan, E. U. Ofrece
sus servicios al publico, garantizando los
trabajos que Sc le conffen.
San Jose 8, altos. Apartado de correo
no. ,107. San Juan p. r. Is v. a.
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REAlGTE

En- la casa de pr@stamos de Jose Bazan,
Allen 21, Sc llevsra cabo ell remate de
las prendas cuyos talones no han sido re-
novados nj oancelados despues de haber
eumplido los seis meseB que da la ley.
La casa sigue sus operaciones y tiene
conHtante surtido de ioyas de venta.
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SEPASE

Que NO publicamos cOmunteados sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantNdo
Cada seis p8labras Sc cueptan por una IL
nea y 1R lInea vale diez centavOs.
Las cartaa que vengan con comuntcadoS
sin au impOFt0 no SO cOntestRn.
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de recipientes para recoger basuraa (safa'
cones) acabados dc importar.
A so 0centavos uno por Ia gran Cantidad
trafda. Hay de todos tamafios Is q
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INDIClDDR GENERAL

3NsEJo a LAS MADREs Ell iarabe calnante Dc
"a Ser "a Winsow debe sepre que los nnos estan
en e Iodo de Ia dentie6n. Proporcona aiyo immediate
Al pequeno paeente produce In sueno natural tranguo
Es uy agradabe al paladar, ena al nino, ablanda ss
encas aliva dolores, hace facles las uneones del
estoago regula los intestinos. IS e nejor Femedlo
conodo para Ia diarea va provenga esta de IA deneon
de cuauuera Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedn
81 Iarabe calnante de IA Sonora Winslow es e mejo
az fodos.
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Por Ia hygiene

clos Muchachos' en- sa establecimiento
de efectos sanitarios San Justo 6, tienen &
disposition del p6blico un entero Rurtido
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SAN JOSE 7.-AlquiIan habitaciones
Sc admiten huegpedeg Y comensales.
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
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Peso de los cuerpos disueltos en- un litro
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-27
RATHER ATTACKS CHILD
10 KILLED. by Sen After CHASING No
ther Who Went 20 child's AID.

10 kileo by Sen After Chasing No
Their Who Went 20 child's Aid.
Beverly. n. J.. July 25-A rattle
snake. nine feet long. after attacking
t-yeSr-old Minnie Jackson. gave
chase 70 the child's mother. who had
unsaceessfally fought the reptile with
. long knife. and Was finally billed
after fierce battle with the woman's
son. who crushed its skull with a
heavy club.
Mrs jackson was startled BY hear
Ing screams from the child. who bad
wandered about 500 yards from the
house In the direction OF the marshes.
snatching a carving knife. she ran 70
the baby, whom she found standing.
apparently spellbound. gazing into the
eyes OF the big snake. whose head was
poised as IL ready 10 strike. Graspins
her child in one arm. she made mnge
AZ the snake with the other. A desper-
ate battle ensued. The snake. fire.
ouently wounded by the knife. struck
again and again at the woman. but
did not succeed in penetrating her
clothing with his fangs. Becoming ex-
hausted. Mrs. jackson turned and ran.
The snake gave chase. John. the son.
coming up IN road. heard his mothers
cries and ran TO her assistance. and
dubbed the snake to death.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-27

Meriden. Conn. July % Annie
steiancy. II years old. was in court.
charged With burning 20 death her ..
yesr-old charge. Stanislaus Boleski
Her priest. Father Lucian Bojuow ski.
Is her principal accuser. lie caused
her arrest by saving that she had con
fessed 10 him that the child. for which
she had been employed as nurse girl.
cried all the time. was a nuisance. and
she set fire TO its clothes So as not 20
be further bothered with f. Annie de
nies that she made any such confes-
sion 10 the priest. and declares she
loved the child too much 70 kill II.