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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
BRYANT SCHOOL
FUM|GATEO

The rooms at the Bryant school,
where it was discovered pupil had
attended all week while she suf-
fered from diphtheria, were thor
oughly fumigated yesterday after
noon by the health inspectors.
Health Officer Grieve said today:
81 look for no evfl enects to fol-
low the exposure of the children.
DR.. N. s. Baker inspected the
school this morning and found no
further indications OF the disease"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
SuPT.WELSH
ARRESTED
CITY FINALLYtTAkES ACTION
TO PREVENT RAILROADS
FROM BLOCKING CROSSINGS
AFTER FIRE DEPARTMENT
is HELD UP.

Supt. r. Welsh, of the o. r. &
NJ, was arrested yesterday on COM
plant of Commissioner James T..
emo, who charges violation of
ordinance A300 The commissioner
claims the railway people blocked
the Division st. crossing with torn
up tracks and had no lights out at
night
The fire department could not
cross the other night while re-
spending to an alarm and Chief
Myers complained to the board.
Welsh pleaded not guilty this aft
ernoon and his trial was set for 10
a. m. tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
.::.WU0NVI4iN NlNIU

known American FAMILY which is
very popular in the highest London
society. Her sister set the pace
for her by marrying Lord Willough
by Eresby.
Lord Alistairs bride presented
him with beautiful Helleu silver
point etching of her likeness. He
in turn, showered a number of val
liable bits of jewelry upon her and
presented the BRIDESMAIDS with SOU
venir lockets with initial AS set in
diamonds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

special Correspondence to The Press.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The mar
riage of Miss Anne Breeze to Lord
Alistair Innes-Ker, on October 10,
has been the chief topic of interest
for the early social season. A num-
Der of society people returned to
townw especially for the wedding
Lord Alistair is heir presumptive
to the Earl of Roxburghe and has
served in South Africa. Miss
Breeze Is a member of a we'll
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
FIFTEEN KILLED
IN WRECK

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Fifteen per-
sons were killed and % injured at
2 o'clock this morning in a wreck
on the Northwestern road near
Shrewsbury curve, short distance
from the station. ne wreckage
took fire, burning several bodies.
The wrecked train was the London
express. All coaches were tele-
scoped.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
CITY TO TAKE
LONG CHANCE

The city has begun the plank
ing of all railroad crossings and
will try to collect the cost from
the companies. Several months
ago the board of works ordered the
companies to fix crossings. but not
the least attention was paid to the
order.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

prison, secure the ex-boss, carry
him to a motor car and then to a
launch. which was to take Ruef up
the Sacramento river. At a point
of landing teams in relays were
supplied to carry their victim to
the mountain hut. Zimmer's adj
duction was planned in the same
manner as Ruefs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
BIG GOLD STRIKE IN
NORTHERN CANADA

VANCOUVER. B. c., Oct. IS
News OF rich placer gold strike
north OF Edmonton was brought
here today by mounted police, who
have been working on the overland
trail between Edmonton and Daw-
son all summer, The police dis.
play many nuggets.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
ST. JOHN Is DISMISSED

GOLDFlELD, New, Oct. 10
The charge of conspiracy to muir
der against Vincent St John and
other members of the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners has been dismiss
ed on motion of the prosecution be-
cause OF lack of evidence.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
RATE Battle IN
HIGH COURT

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. Is
Roosevelt's rate policies came up
before the supreme court today
when briefs were submitted on pc
titioxs for writs whereby four pack
ing concerns hope to evade pay
ment OF fines for accepting conces-
sions from railroads ON export
meat shipments.
The packers claim the Elkins law
Is unconstitutional.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
ONLY KAISER CAN
SAVE HAU'S LIFE

BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Prof. Kari
Hau, convicted and sentenced to
die for killing his mother-in-law,
must die unless the kaiser pardOna
him. The supreme court today re.
fused an appeal. Hau was former.
y member of the faculty of Corr
nell university
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
SEATTLE MEN INVESTIGATE

SEATTLE, Oct. 15.-Local bust
ness men will send a committee
north to investigate the affairs of
the H. D. Reynolds bank, which
closed at Valuez this week. Reyn-
olds owns considerable business
property in Valdez, as well as
valuable mining lands on Knights
island.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
POOL SELLER
FORFEITS BOND

William Kintz, arrested yester-
day on charge of permitting pool
selling at the Warwick, forfeited
his SIS bond in police court this
afternoon. 1t is presumed that the
case will be dropped If the gam
bling on the horses is discontinued.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

OHIO BANK CLOSED

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct IS
The First National bank of Dress
den, o., was closed today by the
comptroller OF currency upon a re-
port of insolvency. Liabilities
100000, with assets about tho
same
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
PREDICTS $1.2o WHEAT.

PORTLAND. Oct. 15.-Robert
Pringle, well known Chicago wheat
operator, who is in Portland. pre-
diets that wheat will touch $1.2O
before the close Of the present bull
movement
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
PROMINENT CANADIAN DEAD

VANCOUVER, b. c., Oct. 10
George Mccormick, FORMER men,
Der Of parliament and wealthy
mmberman. died here this morn
ing. Mccormick was known as a
big lumber operator ~ over
Canada
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
PETTIBONE TRIAL
POSTPONED

BOISE, Oct 15.-The trial of
George Pettibone was continued
this morning until Oct. 2S by Judge
Wood on his own motion. Petit
bones health is given as the rea-
son
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
EXPORT FLOUR
PRICES SOAR

PORTLAND, Oct. 15.-All rec
Ords in export price of -four were
broken here today when the millers
advanced values to s4.10 a barrel.
Dollar wheat is expected any day
now.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

The board of health today APP
pointed DR.. Buchard II. ROak ply.
stefan TO have charge of the emer-
gency hospital at the city hall. He
will At up proper quarters at once
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15

PORTLAND, Oct. 15.-There is
an unconfirmed rumor that Denver
& Rio Grande railway operators
struck today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
STICK STILL
THE WORD

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Information
here is to the effect that the teleg-
raphers' convention at Milwaukee
Oct. % will select new president
in place of Small and that another
official, National Secretary Russell,
may also go.
Members OF the local telegraph
ers' union have heard nothing to
discourage them yet and expect
nothing but a finish fight. They
regard all reports of union men 60
ing back to work as myths sent out
in a final attempt to drive the men
back, and will pay no attention to
instructions not sent by mail UNI
der seal Of the union. Their bulle-
tins and private correspondence
from all over the country show as
firm a determination to stick as
evidenced when the strike was
called.
1t is reported from New York
that Pres. Clowry, of the Western
Union, has been given until Oct.
16 to make good his boast to
break the strike. Otherwise the
stockholders refuse to stand for
further loss consequent upon the
trouble.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-15
FISH AND HARTMAN
CLINCH FOR FINISH

81 am obliged" said he, through
the confidence imposed upon me by
many stockholders of the Illinois
Central, to pursue my opposition
to the effort to give control Of tha
road to the Union and Southern Pa
cific companies.
ut is perfectly obvious that such
an alliance would operate against
the best interests of the Illinois
Central, while. of course, it would
be advantageous to those demand
ing the alliance. The |. C. has
more tonnage to deliver to its con-
nections than they can return to 1t.
"High-handed methods put me-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
BARBARAS EJECU
clones en- Russia.
Mas de CieHtO CinCuGnta menOrRS
fUerOn eieCutadOS.
En- KIsft fut aiarGada una muGbaGha de uaInCs
sHOs.

La opinion pdb'ica de Russia dice The
American and journal de New York ha
venido ser tan ofnscada por les repeti3cl
horrores,y susensorio tan embotado, que Is
reciente y barbara ejecuoi6n de todos los
nifios revolucionaTios no ha causado min
guna excitaci6n.
Durante los liltimos tres meses han Bido
ejecutadoB mas de $50 memories, entire
nifios y nifas, por las Cortes Marciales
instituidas por M. Stolypin. La mayorfa
de estos desgraciados Gran j6venes de mas
de dieciocho. amos de edad, ,pero mas de una
Veintena de ellos contaban diecisiete y
aun ajgunos ninos de ounce fueron vistoB
en- el Cadalso.
El Ministerio Stolipin viene obTando
peraistentemente conforme & Ia tsorfa que
Sc ha trazado de procurar la restauraci6n
de Ia paz en- Russia mediante Ia eiecuci6n
de cierto ndmero de hombreE, mujeTes y
nifos. ST ellos son culpables inocentes,
no impoTta; por tanto, han sido coIgados
muchfsimos individuos sin cuIpa aIguna,
diariamente, con el obieto de mantener
invariable el ndmero fjado para el sacri-
fcio
En- Kief, dltimamente, fue ahorcada
una muehachs de ounce amos, por ell
Gnico deIiO de ser hermana de nm indivi-
duo que fabEicaba bombas para los revo-
lucionarios. %z~4
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EI bill ahOIiGndO Ia hOrCa
paSa en- segunda IeCtura.
Sc a Tueba ell hiII para Ia cOnstruG.
Ci6n de un IaVaderO pihIiGO en-
San Juan.
Otra usz las subastas Garns.

A Ia una media estan en- ell salon de
Ia Camara los sefiores Was Ochoteco,
Blondet, Tizol Guerra. Ell senior Ra-
mon Valdes conferencia con Guerra este
luego con Mr.. Baiz. Conception, TreIles
y Colberg vienen temprano Larrauri
lego q Ia una y minutes. En- la mesa del
senior Vifias hay un monitor de documen.
tos entire ellos un tomo de "Gacetas" de
medic giglo atras.
Llegan el speaker" Vivaldi. Modesto
Escudero Pepe Rivera vienen por la
Camara. FL senior Post pasa para la of.
Gina del Attorney.
Georgetti, Vivaldi y Arrillsga confelen.
clan. Dos y media, lista. 80 sefores en-
el salon. Algunos sehores delegados van
al salon de sesiones del Conseio pero re.
gresan enseguida. Ell sefior Irizarry lee
las peticiones y demSs extremes del acta
anterior. Georgetti Sc fila en- la irma en-
donde SO fjan los bills de la ordeD del dia.
Don Ra mon III. Delgado nos hace tsl6gra.
70 sin hilOs. Baiz va de la Camara al
Consejo despu6s de conferenciar con ell
DIR. Zeno ? zanzibar algunaS palabras con
Matienzo. Muhoz Rivera Ilega iunto con
Soler. Dos Se1ores extranJeros que tienen
aspecto y empaque de ''touristas" pasan
por Ia Camara en- direction al Conseio.
El Lcdo. Soler y Juan r. Baiz tomaron
GuS sombreros, paraguas y ''coco-macaco''
y galen. Parece que van conferenciar
con ell senior Gobernador. Tizol vuelye
para 81 salon de sesiones del Couseio '
SantOni regreBa y SO Pone trabajar en- 50
mesa.
Ell senior Georgetti solicita la reconside
raCi6n del III. B. de Ia pescs. Que en- loE
rios de POGO GAUGE estd probado causar
perjuicios los corrales de pesca pues en- Is
6poca de grandes crecientes interrumper
Bu libre corrienie desahogo.
Ell sefSor Matienzo dice que hay que vo
tarlo antes On 50 totalidad en- 3a. lectura
para tomar en- cuenta Ia moci6n del sefion
Gsorgetti. El seior SoIer, que ha rsgre
sado hace POGO, hace &lgunas aclaracicnel
y dice que cabe la solicitud de reconside
Eaci6n pedida.
El senior Matienzo dice que despu6s d.
lefdo un bill on 3a. lectura solo hay qur
(COatibda en- "a pdginG 2
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formidad entire un impreBo una copia,
error y estravfo que quedaron pronto sub.
sanadoB.
"En 81 honor en- el deber de cada miem.
bro de Ia Camara y del Consejo estd el
vigilar porque todas aquellas leyes en- que
ha intervenido y votado sean las que va
yam formar nuestro c6digo sin falsifca'
clones nj cambios.
ssAbundando en- estas ideas propongo al
Conseio que de por teRminado este incl.
dente, y quede retirada de Ia mesa toda
otra enmienda."
''El decor Barbosa presenta Ia siguien-
te moci6n:
"Que Sc nombTe una comisi6n por. el
Consejo Executive para que unida otra
de Ia C6mara examine los archives de la
Cdmara y del Consejo para investigar ii
ha habido alteration 8 falsifcaci6n de Las
leyes pasadas por la Legislature al scr CO.
piadas registradas en- algdn otro mo-
mento, que 81 resultado de esta investi'
gaci6n Sc publique en- todos los perio dicoB
de la isla.
ttEl doctor del Vale insiste enBus ante
Tiores frases porque no es possible que Elm
guna persona discreta en- el pals pueda
Greer que Sc investigator las leyes por la
.Asamblea Legislative"
El doctor Barbosa cree que es de suma
importancia el asunto que SO discute. i.
'JDe que valdrfa preparar y discutir un
proyecto de ley 81 Ia opinion ptblica no
tuviera confanza? Quiero aclarar Bola-
mente para que la opinion pdblica no Sc
estravie venga nuestro lado"
Ell doctor BarbosR dice que quiere hacer
una pequefia historic. La C6mara pospu-
SO Embellishments 81 C. b. en- que Be
d4ban ciertas atribuciones al gobl rnador
para la revision de Las leyes.
Pero es ell case que ell senior Matienzo
Cintr6n, ha 'estado pn 81 Consejo Ejecutivo
cuatro amos, precisamente en- el comite de
leyes copiadas = registradas, quiere decir
que conocia mejor las leyes que el presi-
dente que las frmaba y fue m IS tarde dos
sfios, speaker de la C6mara, tenieudo que
fFmarlas.
Quiere contestar al sefior doctor del
Valle Las frases vertidas por el senior
Matienzo no tienen caracter individual =
81 general, por cuanto eI presidente
no le llam6 al orden, haciendose soIidarIa
Ia Camars de las frases del senor Matien.
20, sino que fueron. ratifcadas y tomadas
taquigraf amente posponi61dose indefni'
damente 81 G. b. No. /. Ell senior Ma
tienzo agreg6 que para que las leyeB no
sean mixifcadaB deben tenerse en- cuenta
ell dictamen del senior Was Ochoteco J
agreg6 que donde dice s'digo," no dice di-
go, sino que dice "Diego."
Esto no tiene tTaducci6n pero, Sc conoce
perfectamrDts an 81 pals
'.Las frAsss, del senior Matienzo son CO.
mentadas On GALES , plazas, y le naman
''el gran caracter puertorriquefo," mien-
tras Ell Consejo gueda en- avidencia, "
''No hay que dudar de IA honradez del
seior Matienzoy pero esas nebulosas reco-
iidas por la prenHa con puntOs suspensivos,
forman concepto en- Ia opinion"
sPor todas parties So decia que este asun-
to seria arreglado. con decir, "dOnde digO,
digo, no digO, 'digo' ainO que digo Die
60"
Por ESQ no egtoy conforme con IL Erase
Contia6d en q pfqina fa.
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Al PUBLICO.

En- mi calidad de miembro de Ia Comi-
sion nombsada por la Camara de Delega-
dos para investigar las deficiancias que
exieten en- el servicio de los ferrocarriles
de Puerto Rico, q fin de ponerle Coto en-
su opoTtunidad; ruego todos los que ten.
gan fDndados y razonables motiVos de
queja de dicha Compafifa Sc sirvan pro.
porcionarme datos. San Juan 8 de Fe.
brero de 1907.-S. HivGldi PachecO. De.
Iegado la Camara. 8v.s.
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Para GOntraer matrImORIo.

A pr6posito del certifcado de bnena
salud para contraer mstrimonio, Ieemos
una nota On un peri6dico de Chicago:
la American Stokbreeders Associa.
tion," que hasta ahora Sc habfa ocupado
solamente en- la cultura de los animales,
con especialidad del cerdo, hace las ges-
tiones necesarias para conseguir de las
autoridades que Sc ponga en- vigor una
ley que determine la presentation de un
certifcado de buena salud para contraer
matrimonto."
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Ell Kaiser en- neIigrO.
POr VIalar en- trIneo.

Berlin, febrero 4.-EI Emperedor yendo
en- trineo por Unter den Linden sufri6 un
peligroso accidente. del que milagrosa-
mente escape con vida.
La maquina tropes6 violentamente con
una trinchera de nieve POGO estuvo
que SO precipitara por un declive que 10
hubiese llevado al abismo. j.#
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EN- La CAMARA.
(Termina "a seooi6n DEL dfa IS.

FL sefior Trelles pide la question previs
y 81 sefior Tizol pide SO vote por lista. E.
senior Conception presenta Ia enmienda dC
que no Sc permita la pesca con cal, bar
baAco otras sustancias an6logas, diBcu
tida esta por los sefiores UseTa, Blondet
Trelles Barreras; solicita el senior Ma
tienzo ia question previs y SO admite Ia
enmienda.
FL senior Ramon H. Delgado solicita
introduciT Ia enmienda de que los corralea
puedan atraveBRrBe enteramenta en- los rios
pero teniendo las compuertas necesarias
para ell libTe trsfico Blondet dice que sc
pongan compuertas en- todos los sitios, sean
puntos navegables no. El doctor Zsno
Gambia pregunta ai la construction de los
corrales todo ell ancho de los rios no
traera consigo el peligro de que las in.
mundicias de las haciendas de cafias, arras-
tres por lluvias desagies de zanjas, Sc
hacinen en- los Corrales y los peces refoci
landose en- esos dep6sitos de materias en-
decomposition vengan constituir un pc
ligro para Ia salud del consumidor. Que
teme asi mismo que eu el maflsna Sc cons
tituyan grandes s'trusts" entire los duefios
de los corrales de pssca, asi 90 venga q
formar el monopolio que precisamente se
trata de evitar, hasta pueda ipterrum-
pirse 81 libre trafco en- los rios. Ell senior
Matienzo secunda al doctor Zeno.
El senior Delgado explica la forma de
conBtruir los corrales afrma que no hay
peligro de que en- ellos Sc detengan inmun.
dicias puesto que Ia separation de las es.
tacas y las compuertas de que disponen
dan facil paso 4 todos los arrastres. Pasa
Ia enmienda el senior Tizol pide 90 intro
duzca en- la secci6n la prohibition del
uso de zeal, barbasco g. 10 que Sc acuer.
da. .a.
81 sefior Soler solicita que se forme otra
Secci6n con Ia parte dispositiva de ''que
esta ley empezara regir g." De acuer-
do.
Ell sefior Matienzo solicitN Ia suspension
de la session; pero ell Presidente supIica
unos momentos mas. Da Cueuta con ha-
berse aprobado en- el Consejo ell bill de
deficiencies de la C&mara que en- este bill
SO designan dos emplea1os temporeros
que somete la Camara los nombres de
los sehores Ramos Anaya y Negr6n San.
lurlo para esos caTgos. Aprobado.
FL senior Colberg solicita que SO celebren
NSS%S~SD ees40O AZ nCGuAuh oA
doctor Zeno Gambia. Sc oponen los sefio
res Tizol, Matienzo Was diciendo que
entonces no podrian trabajar las comisio.
nes, que hacen su labor por las mafanas
para dar cuenta con los informes en- las
SesioneS de la tarde. El Lcdo. Guerra
dice que 81 Consejo Executive celebr6 ano-
che session con ell solo prop6sito de frmar
Su Presidente un proyecto de ley impor-
tante y que debfa Ia Camara discutir ma.
mana por la msfiana ell bill de pena de
muerte que hay pendiente. El sefior Was
dice que la Camara no debe aveiiguar 10
que pasey hagan en- Ell Consejo para to
mar ejemplo de 81 puesto que la Cdmara
se reunir6 tantss cuantas veces sea necesa-
rio para realizar su labor en- la defensa de
los intereses del pals. El senior Guerra
retira su moci6n. A las cinco media Sc
suspeude la session hasta mafiana q las dos
de la tarde.
(SeSi6n del dia II }
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
Como Sc prOmueVe eI arregIo.
Washington, Febrero Is.

Washington,
La enc6n del gobieno absolute oontO los pons
medic
msndas a 6 n as enmendss ex0uye toda las c de
mas pTueba de gabne de e dad ana Eanar question
del trabajo
Esados Unidoa 81 Jap6n ennnd olar
lde
California
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Hotel San Juan" rsfornado.

Ofrece sus clientes tanto de la isla como
de la Capital y a todo el mundo en- general
costumbres del pals, ,Americanas, Francesas
y Espanolas. Habitaciones comodas, ven
tiladas y con vista a la bahia, un comeder
espacioso de donde Sc domina la entraday
salida de todos los Vsaores al puerto. Ser
vicio bajo competente direction, siendo sus
preeiOs sumamente modicos
Pasajeros de un dia para otroa $I.50 diario
id. por5 dias solamente 1.25 j"
id. por mas de dias LOO !"
Sc -admiten abOnados bateas precios
Convencionales Propietarla, Mercedes
cespedes viuda de Ledesma Administra-
dor, Alfonso Soto. 3O.vs
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CIenenCeau enfermo.
Paris, Febrero IA.

)
Ell pesdene gabinete M Cemenceau
Core raadad, M hl
Miniro
gobno fdl ineable hosldad
polica ucho
vaon inevitable Por
ooc6nds os del lado de angenc les ~ ands pu de
tbie
asmbea del ea frances agamba fa@ pidda oaIdenaL
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SH8lICI0 ESPECIAL DE- Cables
La Dsnoeracia" ' Ia Correspondence"
UNIDAS
Honduras Y Nicaragua Ceden.
Waahington, la brero Is.

gobina conse
la fuenG
Daz RoOsvt hupas proOngado undO
onideTab
suelt Ia angabe intervention de los rerido aadstA
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SEPkSE

Que NO publicamos cOmunicados sin aus
sean pagadOs por adelantado.
Cada se1E palabras Sc cueDtan pOr una D.
nOa y la lfnea vale diez centaVos.
Las caEtas que vongan con cOmunicBdrp
sin Bu impOFte no 80 COntsstar.
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EI nuevo enbaiadOr Bryce.
Londrau. Fehraro IA.

=
Hoy ha sido de ta capital embaTcand los Ea Unidoa
polica
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15

(signed) A. serbia.-Sub. Collector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-15
TREAsuRY pEPARTNEpr OF PoRTo RICO
SUBASTA PUBLICA.
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Charlevoix county herald., 1907-03-16
PRISES Now

until the noisy, brawlinS, thieving
sparrows drove them out. His oldest
son was about to marry Joes daugh-
ter-Alva. Many a Sunday have
spent at his place near Morristown
"a charming combination Of city COM
fort with farm freedom aud fresh air.
| remember, one Sunday, saying to
him, after he had seen his wife and
daughters off to church: why
haven't you looked out for establish
ing these boys and girls of yours"
II don't want my girls to be sought
for money" said he, II don't want my
boys to rely on money. Perhaps I've
seen too much of wealth, and have
come to have a prejudice against it..
Then, too, I've never had the chance
to get rich"
| showed that | thought that he
was simple testing
Il mean it, said he. looking at me
with eyes as straight as well.
brought-up girls. How could my
mind be judicial if | were personally
interested in the enterprises people
look to me for advice about?"
And not only did he keep himself
clear and his mind judicial but also
he was, like all really good people,
exceedingly slow to believe others
guilty of the things he would as soon
have thought of doing as he would
have thought of slipping into the
teller's cage during the lunch hour
and pocketing package of bank
notes. He gave me his motto-a Gu
rious one: Believe in everybody;
trust i'm nobody
only thief wishes to be trusted, "
he explained, and only foool trusts.
/ let no one trust me; trust no one.