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SCENE OF DEsoLATIoN.
Over 5000, 600 Damage BY the Flood
At Wheeling, West Virginia.

Wheeling. w Va, March 17--Tonight
the Ohio river is rapidly receding and
this city is n scene Of desolation. fro
AMI death. Tle fire losses aggregate
nearly $4,000 whi.c the flood damage
aomunts to 100000. Two more bodies
OF the X who lost their lives dn the War
lex pnttery fire were found today, leav-
ing but ono Syrian child unaccounted
for.
There is much suffering following tho
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$5o,ooo,oOo
To Be Given New York
By J. D. Rockefeller.
Partly For Charitable and Part
" Educational Purposes.
The News Comes From Member OF
Sons Bible Class.

New York, March 1.-THE Herald
will tomorrow say that according to
member of John D. Rockefeller. Jrs
Bible class and who is also a personal
friend of John D. Rockefeller and In
osition to know of his affairs, the lat
ter proposes soon to make a princely
sift to the city of New York. 1t vii
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A compromise Of the claims existing
between the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
oayton. the Pere Marquette and the
ohicaeo, Cincinnati & Louisville Rail
~toad was authorized Saturday by tho
te'leral court which ordered the receiv-
erShlp. United States Circuit Court
Judge Burton handed down supple
mental order granting the recent re-
quest Of Receiver Judson Harmon t.
euect the compromise of claims.
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At three mass meetings of dressmak
ers and ladies' tailors at Vienna Sum-
day. it was decided to strike for an
increase of wages. Nine thousand wO-
men and girls and 5000 men will be in
VolVe1.
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Boston Forecast.

Boston. March 17.-t'orecast for Bos-
ton ana vicinity: Monday fair and
somewhat coudcr; Tuesday partly
cloudy 70 cloudy; probably fair; vari-
ablo winds.
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Maine LEGISLATURE,
sEvENTY.THIRD SESSION.
SENATE.
Saturday, March 16, 1907.


Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Evans of Angus
ia.
Journal of the previous session read
and approved.
Papers from the House disposed Of ir
concurrence.
Bill. An Act to incorporate the PEG.
pies Trust and Banking Company o!
HoultOn. (On motion of Mr.. Simpson OF
York this bill took its second reading
under suspension of the rules and was
passed to be engrossed.)
On motion by Mr.. Putnam of Aroos-
took it was
Ordered, the House concurring, that
when the Senate and House adjourn
they adjourn to meet on Monday
March IS, 1907, at 40 o'clock p. NJ.
The foregoing order was subsequent
ly returned from the House, that
branch concurrng in its passage.
Read and Assigned.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Old Town Water District.
An Act to create a Board Of Harbol
Commissioners for the city of South
Portland
On motion of Mr.. Deasy Of Hancock
this bill took its second reading under
suspension of the rules and was passed
to he engrossed.
An Act additional to Chapter 81 OF
the Revised Statutes, relating to pau
pers.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Tell al yNotc, (Npn,ranyr
An Act to regulate fishing in the
tributaries of Mount Blue pond in
Avon. in the county of Franklin.
An Act to regulate fishing in Fender
son brook and all its tributaries in the
town of Parsonsfield.
An Act to regulate fishing in Cockne-
wagon, Dexter, Berry and Wilson ponds
in the county of Kenncbec.
An Act to regulate fishing in Pocas-
set lake and Pickerel pond, in the town
of Wayne, in the county of Kennebec
An Act to prohibit the throwing of
sawdust and other refuse into Olamon
stream. so-called, in the county Of Pc
nobscot.
An Act to prohibit the sale of trout
in Washington county.
~ " $500. ~ w vi l :
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Isle and Stetson's neck in said town
was tabled on motion by Mr.. Heselton
of Knpnohoo
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amount to at least 10000. 600. 1t viii be
rartly charitable and partly education
al.
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THE PUREST GINGER
HTnd the only safe one to use is Sanford's
LOOK for the owl when you purchase.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21

co y politico, la slntesis de
los contrarios. No de la que
tanto ahigio al Hon. Turati,
de los dos polos socialistas,
,cuyo termino medic era el
dntegriSmd, sino en- el terre-
no nacionalista y militarista,
la del socialismo en- sus rela-
clones con. la burgues1a. En-
Stuttgart, con mas amplla
evidencia, Sc ha demostrado
que 81 uno no es sino la puer
ia pequeha del otro.
La lucha de clases no ha
salido del inocente terreno
de la retorice, sea porque la
vaciaron sobre ell pueblo aglo
merado los diferentes jefes
de los seis kjOskos de la ker-
messe oratoria, que no fue
otra cosa ell meeting inaugu-
raj. 8 sea porque hicieron
alardes los fOgosos duelistas
de las tenidas.
f Lo que ha prevalecido, es
ell buen sentido de los fabri-
cantes de leyes, proclaman-
do, por boca de Bebel y de
Bernstein, de Pekanoff y de
Henrico Ferri, con vigor que
no Sc alejaba alguna vez de-
lirisnlo, IL inviolabilidad de
concepto de patria y el absul
do de Ia huelga general mill.
tar. Herv6 tenia derecho Z
esperar tai exito, por el cual
entire otros, habfa adelanta
10 sus lagrimas Michels, out
A
en- el 'Mouvement Socialis
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21
NOICi0 sensational.
La Fr0nterG Norte de Me-
Tico dmenagGdG.

En- la prensa mexicana de
los dltimos dlas ha circulado
la noticia de que ell Sr. Secre
tario de Hacienda, Lie. Jose
Ives Limantour, de acuerdo
con ell Sr. Presidente Diaz,
de- Mexico, intenta declarar
Territorio Federal toda la ia
ia de terreno, desde Tijuana
hasta Matamoros, que ante
riormente comprendia 10 que
Sc llam6 Zona Libre.
Ell Sr. Limantour tonl&co-
mo fundamento para su pro
yecto, cue entraha la mutila
ci6n de todos los Estados
fronterizos del Norte, Ia cir.
cunstancia de efsctuarse pol
la frontera numerosos e i'm.
portantes contrabandos, quC
Sc ha hecho impossible hast;
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21

concesiones, y a los concesic
narios, que lie tienden los
brazos, mientras asegurar
detestarla. Pero los que
busquen o deseen, siquisra
sea tibiamente, la concep-
ci6n idealista de la historic,
identificando SIC ct sjmplici-
tor el socialismo con los So
cialistas, tomados en- su ma
Xima compression, no llama
ran a ESQ blasfemfa, nj pa
radojas.
Nosotros no preguntamos
81 Sc trata de un principle de
absorci6n del socialismo per
parte de la Socledad que to-
do 10 ha estudiado. Otra co
sa es 10 que interesa; quiero
decir, que poniendo en- Stutt-
gart, sobre ell tapete, antes
cue tOdo, la question de ma
cionalidad, instintivamente
ha entrcvisto el socialismo,
que sobre esta platGorma Sc
ha hecho el verdadero com
bate contra la bqrguesfa; Sc
ha ejercitado su Influenza
sobre la actual sociedad bur-
guesa y Sc ha delineado su
mission real en- ell mundo mo-
derno. Muchos concentrates
Sc podrian hacer sobre ell Con
greso de Stuttgart; mas es-
tos pasarfan los limites de un
simple articulo pel.iodfstico,
y por este, concluimos dieien
do con Marx: que un punado
de Poder, vale mas que un
costal de Derechos.
LUIS BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21
|I|NeIIjn9S Dc
nj V|I|e.
Stuttgart.
Agosto de 1907.

La impression que recibf
del nuevo examen de concien
cla que ell socialismo mum
dial hizo en- Stuttgart, es sen
clllamente instructive.
Esta vez Sc principle por
oar un caracter casi religio-
50 g al hecho incidental, que
Tue a desarrollarse en- la ca
sa del abuelo. Porque la
tranquila capital Wurtenbur
gpesa, donde Sc manufactu-
ran ibros e instrumentos mu
scales, fu6 precisamente Ia
cludad natal del viejo Hegel,
ue cpya EXtrema Izquierda,
que profesaba ell principle de
fuefbach eel hombre es 10
que come" sali6 ell periods
"a Marx, llevando en- el pu-
nola ecuaci6n socialista en-
're el trabajo y ell capital.
Pues bien, respirando el
are del patrio suelo, v re-
nontandose a las ideas de su
sOtlco prcgeniter. el socialis-
llO Sc hlzo m deber de re-
sa. slazar con el ejemplo Y e
sentlmlento, a Dios gracias,
40 mas flOs6fco que practi.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21

te," habia probado con argr
mentos trogIoditic0S, que
I'll nj, q a pas de potrie," J
que la idea de ella "mdnqut
de tout criterj1p logiqle," va
mas ALA de Herv6, y quiere,
en- case general, la huelga,
no limitada a los paise5 bell
ceramics, sino international.
Els cosa muy graciosa, que
precisamente en- homemade
al nacionalismo antimilitaris
ia, los franceses, acaudilla-
dos por Jaures y ell vetusto
Valiant, .hayan llegado a
una disputa irreconciliable
con los alemanes, con todos
los visos de revanche.
Pero, ademas de ser una
prueba de obtuosidad hubie
ra sido fuera de 10 natural
que el socialismo, aunque
con sus explicables reservas
plat6nicas, no sintiera Ia in
fuencia del active y eficiente
moment6 mundial, cuando
la Conferencia de la Haya
muere entire las homericas
burlas del pdblico, despues
de haber sepultado pomposa-
mente la proposition inglesa
del desarme, y soberanos y
Cancilleres Sc visitan febril-
mente; mientras ell cancer de
Marruecos Sc abre mas viru-
lento que antes, y Sc acen-
tla en- ell Paclfico la compe
tencia entire la nueva Ingla-
terra y ell Jap6n, naci6n mas
explosiva que Alemania. Hu
biera sido tanto mas impru-
dente y POGO practice ell me-
dio escogido en- tai momento,
cuanto que pesa sobre las III
transigencias aadrcoldes e
incita a. la tentaci6n de COM
plicar aun mas la situaci0n,
siquiera sea con amenazas.
Cast haci6ndolo a PROPOSE
to, y para probar no solo con
palabras, sino tambien con
hechos, que el principle de ma
cionalidad no queda por ellos
repudiadd, los congresistas
han llevado q Stuttgart algu
ma otra question que coinci-
de con los intereses genera
les de los respectivos paises,
defendidos por ellos, a pesar
de la solidaridad obrera, y
coinciden no como los palos
que en- otros tiempos Sc can
biaban los sirvientes, coinci
diendo con los golpes de es.
pada de'los duenos, sino POI
compenetraci6n fntima. E
iemplo: el debate sobre Ia il
lnigraci6n.
J Los socialistas americana
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21

Ell Congreso de Stuttgart
ha tenido, pues, por calculo,
la probabilidad de cue ell so
cialismo, en- 10 que tiene de
energdmeno y violento, esta
pr6ximo a pasar al estado
de mito, no obstante los epi-
sodios alguna vez inquietan-
tes de que da cuenta la cr6hi
ca diaria; de que sus excesos
revolucionaries tienen todas
las fases de- ser rechazados
al dominic real de los hechos
facinerosos, y de que Sc les
pone t6rmino en- Ia sociedad
moderna.
1 VI ~ Coel dCCCI, IiO OlSilS
Idifcultad para obtener, bajo
Iciertos aspectos, la colabora-
ci6n de la burguesia. Esto
parecera una s6rie escandalo
sa de blasfemias, especial
mente para aquellos rigidos
catecdmenos del partido,
lque miranda por la pureza
trascendental del ideal socia
llista, confunden en- el mismc
odio a Ia burauesfa, cue hace
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21

ahora reprimir, no obstante
las numerosas y bien dota-
das partidas de celadores fis-
Gales distribuidas a 10 largo
de la eXtensa Inca fronteri-
"a, y ell deseo de colaborar
efectivamente a la repression
de la immigration, supone-
mos que asiatica, a los Esta-
dos Unidos.
La noticia ha alarmado 4
los Estados fronterizos del
Norte de Mexico, y con sobra
da raz6n, psrque 50 les mutt
la despiadadamente, como So
mutilo a Jalisco, quitandole
ell Canton de Topic, como Sc
mutil6 a Yucatan, quitando-
lie ell territorio de Quintana
Roo y como Sc ha mutilado
a otros Estados, erigiendo
nuevos Territories Federales
contra 10 dispuesto por la
Constitution Politica de la
Repdblica, que no quiere Te-
rritorios, sino Estados Libres
y Soberanos.
Convenimos con ell Sr. Mi
nistro de Hacienda de Mexi-
co en- que aun no Sc ha podi-
do reprimir del todo ell con-
trabando por la frontera del
norte, como no Sc ha podido
reprimir ell que Sc hace por
Veracruz, Tampico y todos
los puertos de Mexico, como
no Sc ha podido nj Sc podra
reprimir del todo el contra
bande que Sc hace por todos
los puertos del mundo, n1ien
tras los aranceles proteccio-
nistas ofrezcan incentive po-
deroso q los contrabandistas;
pero ell heeho de que el con-
trabando Sc haga en- mayor
9 menor escala por la fronte
ra norte de Mexico, no anne
rita que Sc mutile a los Esta
dos para crear un territorio
tan largo y tan estrecho, pos
bajo la ley marcial,
8 sea bajo el Gobierno Mill
tar.
ST otras consideraciones de
mas alta importancia no JUS
tifican ese acto, creemos fir
memente que no merece la
aprobacion de nadie, y me-
nos de los pueblos compren-
didos en- la faja de terreno
que Sc trata de segregar pa
ra formar ell nuevo Terrific
rio.
En- cuanto al motive alega
do de prevenir 9 impedir la
immigration a Estados Uni
dos, no merece que Sc lie to-
me a 10 serio, porque impe
dir la immigration, sea de a.
siaticos o de mexicanos, seria
una transgresi6n manifesto
del Pacto Federal, desde ell !.
momento en- que este garan-
tia a todos los hombres ell
derecho de entrar y salir del
,territorio de Mexico sin cor.
tapisa de ningdn genero.
Esperamos que la prensa
mexicana aclare mas el asun
to, para volyer a ocuparnos
de el, porque entraia .interes
grandisimo para los pueblos
fronterizos mexicanos.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21

Ell poeta Aureliano Ra-
mos hace constar que desde
cd 10 del actual Sc separ6 de
la redaccion de E'El Guards
del Bravo"
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21

parece que han recordado, a
la distancia de 80 amos, que
ell primer partido del trabajo
naci6 en- California, encabeza
do por Kearny, precisamen-
tie para combatir Ia invasion
ruinosa de la mano de obra
amarillo, bajo la preston de
la gran crisis minera, que
prepare ell canine de la mise
ria a tantas personals: una
palabra tai de proteccionis-
mo obrero, cue es la primera
raz6n de- ser de su organiza-
ci6n, Ia han llevado a Stutt-
CART; pero por eompleta con
ciencia, y debemos notar,
que no es sino un aspecto de
Ia riyalidad delineada entire
los Fstados Ilnidos y el EX-
tremo Oriente, en- la cual es
verdadero protagonista ell ca
pital;; y Ia clase trabajadora
queda estrechamente adheri-
da al capital. Al contrario,
los Delegates han considera
do con aprensi6n el modo de
obrar de los australianos,
hostil, segQn indica la cor
riente en- Ia Rep1blica socia-
lista del Oceano Austral, a
la emigration europea, apren
sion que nosotros estamos
conformes en- verla disipada,
en- bien del sur de los Esta-
dos Unidos, que tanto necesi
to del brazo europeo, espe-
cialmente del italiano, para
su desarrollo moral Y mate
rial.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-09-21
cONDICIONES,

., o.u5orata Fronrerizo"se p0bllea
Iss IA ilbado' ,,..,s 50
o.' o01olo psgo SC hara en- moneda del
70 nre,isamonte adelantado.
p.l., , rsmItldos, segdn convenio
A' cor,. oon .encn debe dirijIrSe
:" JUSTO OARDFNAs.
Laredo, Texas
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Chas X. Young Is on the sick list.
DrJ. r. Page died Monday morn
ing
Ate wymau of Springfield, called
on old friends last week.
y. G. Bonesteel ~ Troy spent sever.
al days 10 town last week.
There vas an Easter dance 10 the
opera house Monday evening.
Schools throughout the town opened
FOR the spring term Monday morning.
Mrs W. J. Hicks entertained the
Baptist ladies last Thursday after.
noon.
Fred 5 Reed II moving from W. X.
Benneti's tenement 10 house on Hicks
street.
Arthur Burroughs little girl IA
quite sick NJ the home OF Mr Burroughs
parents.
Mrs a. Il. Peiiibone and children
are spending few days viIh friends
In Rutland.
Ray Utley ha = moved his family 10
Bennington where he Is engaged la the
meat business.
The household gopds belonging 10
the Falryiew hotel were sold AZ auc-
ton Saturday.
Mrs Dave Murray and children OF
Bennington who have been visiting here
have returned home.
Annual conyocation OF Adoniram
chapter No - RAM Thursday eve
Mug, election 81 officers.
Alice Donch has been very sick for
tho past week With complication OF
kidney and Liver trouble.
Joseph Taylor died at the home OF
his son Ellis Tuesday In his s7th year.
The funeral was held last Thur sday.
Albert Cummings OF Bennington,
sawyer for r. j. Mallory OF Wood.ord
IL WORKING this week for a. u. Walks
or,
Frank Rove of Middlebury who has
been spending two weeks with his
brother Charles returned home last
Friday.
DR. q. W. Bartlett. OF Bennington
was called 10 council with DR. Trull 10
DR. J. h. Pages case last Saturday
evening.
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ARLINGTON

Miss Julia Morrissey aud cousin
spent Saturday in Rutland.
Mrs Merritt Phelps has been visit
Ing her father, Chas Toombs.
Mrs J. X. Batchelder has been In
North Adams for short time.
Ell. Holden and family OF BennIng
ton spent Sunday with Mr. Holden's
sisters.
Mrs Mary Culllnan spent Sunday In
Cambridge with her sister, Mrs Mar.
garet Hayes.
Miss Sara Culllnan entertained
friends Sunday evening In honor oil
her cousin OF New York.
MrsV. n. Griffith and daughter,
Carrie OF Poughkeepsie who have been
visiting at a. II. Webb's left Monday
for a short visit In Dandy.
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MANCHESTER CENTER.

The village schools began Monday.
Chauncey Shaw OF UvM is home for
the Caster vacation.
Halle Cook and Harold Shaw have
returned from their trip TO New York
Mr. and Mrs Il. II. Holden and son
OF Bennington spent Sunday with
friends In town.
DR. j. II. Page died at his home Mon
day morning after weeks illness with
pneumonia. He was a we'll known
horseman and ut the time OF his death
was worthy master OF the grange.
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SuAeTsBURY

Charlie Crossman is III with pneumo
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Miss Mary McGrail visited at D. W
Harrington's recently.
Easter exercises will be held at the
Me church next Sunday, April I.
jeremiah Bowen who has been III
several weeks, is somewhat improved.
Misses Agnes Adams and Ella Bea.
gle OF South SALISBURY visited rela
tiyes here recently
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NOTICE

The right hand and left hand forks ~ Holles
Brook known a. Glastonbury sueaml and
their rihuiA les from their source 10 where
they empty Into Bolles Brook lGlastenbugy
Sucaml In the puwn u glastonbury arr closed
BY the state " Vermont under Section So.
Acts " iSn f1shing or attempting 20 lsh IN
these brooks OF their tributaries Is forbidden
under penalty ~ hfty dollars
HENRY q. THOMAS
ktaie Fish and Game Commissioner
May 1. 1901.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03

Don't let the baby suffer from ecze
ma, sores or any itching OF the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant rslief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chill
drsn. All druggists sell IL.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03

ho,i.e located ln Wood ford Hollow. House "a
n. ons.haif acre ~ laid. piazza, me shade
tfess. plenty II nice fruit and too gafdeus
Surfing aaiaf supply, barn eQHit buildings ven
singled Fo,ld neighhufhpod. 80. -.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03
oai, Tive ulls. oat

Ne "A. "a acres. s0acfcs ullablc. 90 pas
tlre ard aoudlaud huc sugar orchard of 80
necsi sill Keep horses. u caipe. 10 Sheep.
uts % tnns hay Teu room house. running ga
20 20 house aud barn. hne trout stream on
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03
us., Yarn In ssstIoa.

- The Cias lockwood farm. ~ ACRES. .h.rh
riaie II cutiyAuna. Cs scrrs tillahle land. !.
acfes pasture cuts ~ tons hay. vii keep -
head rauls and horses. vel fenced. mosui
sire lard free nom stone electric road runs
through farm barn lo1sl. with underground
stable running water 10 barn nile hpih W.
age. $50. -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03

80 90 80 acres. about rods from North
ilousica Il u station. nilahir ~ acfcs in
pAstufr. 60 ln woodland, a.. second gfust On
birch. nne naples ana beech. VIII Keep al
sheep. = rattic aud horses Cuit ~ tons bay.
Twelve rom brick house. SLATED ruuf. H. good
coalition. 1hrce harus. nxu. Ntln $40.
hunninE water o. hogse. spfirg un isfm.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03

No. IS Two story eleven room house on
~ adfurn street joe ut1n. slfr ~ house ttttt-
feet Offset ell i61gt. WOodshcd ittl,. chest
not nnish u house, built IN isga double para
In front city watrf. barn tfH.sl building slat.
ed, good uelghbOfhoOd -itp.