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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
TAFT IN TRI-clTlEs
Secretary Of War Addresses Pres.
Club at Davenport Tonight.

Special to Times Republican.
Davenport, June 11.-Secretary Of
war Taft arrived at Moline this aft
ernoon at i O'clock, and addresses the
Tri-City Press club at Davenport to-
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
ALITOWN. IOWA, TUESDAY, JUNE II 100

purposes named in the articles of In
corporation for which the company is
organized embraces nearly every
known business in manufacturing and
commercial life except publishing a
newspaper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
Iowa Federation Send. Greetings.

Keokuk, June 11.-The convention Of
| the Iowa Federation of Labor today
adopted motion that message OF
sympathy and confidence he sent to the
officials of thu, Western Federation of
Miners, imprisoned in Idaho.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
WAR ON UMBRELLA TRUST,

United States District Attorney
Thompson Will Charge Conspiracy.
Philadelphia, June 11.-Acting upon
instructions from Washington, United
States District Attorney Thompson
will tomorrow move against the So
called umbrella trust. 1t is alleged
that there is a conspiracy among the
makers Of umbrellas and umbrella
frames, in restraint of trade, for the
purpose of fixing the prices of products
Of the factories.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
MONROE COUNTY DRY
Judge Roberts Makes Ruling Ending
Two Years Hard Fighting.

Special to Times Republican.
Abba. June 11.-As the result of a
decision handed down yesterday after
noon in the district court by Judge
Roberts. Monroe county will be dry
after this evening. Two years of hard
fighting are ended by the ruling, which
means big triumph for the Iowa
Anti Saloon league and the Monroe
County Law and Order league.
The fight thus ended has hinged on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
WOULD EXTEND INJUNCTION.
Representative of Missouri Railroads
A.>>...i.~I Saa4;&;aa

RepresentatIVe OF missouri Hd1Trodus
Files An Amended Petition.
Kansas City, June 11.-In the federal
court today, Frank Hagerman, repre-
senting the eighteen principal railroads
III Missouri, filed an amended petition
asking that the injunction previously
granted restraining the state from en-
forcing the maximum freight rate law,
be extended to include the two cent
passenger rate law which goes into ef-
feet next Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
ADDITIONAL MARKETS
New York Grain.
New York, June II.
wheat-September 1.02.
Corn-Septemoer 61A.
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, June II.
Wheat-July, SSs; September, 80.
Corn-July. 4sA September. 4sb.
Oats-No. white, 46.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
GIVEN HONORARY DEGREE

NNbdSSduUr 6TyCe 0IVeS OVHVUcd01Vrt
Grafton at Chicago University.
Chicago. June 11.-Ambassador
James Bryce delivered the convocation
grafton, on what University Instr,lc-
tion May Do to Provide Intelleetpal
Pleasures for Later Life" at the grad
uation exercises at the University Of
Chicago today. Subsequently, Presi-
dent Judson conferred on the ambas-
sador the honorary degree of Doctor
Of Laws.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
ENTERS RACE AND FALLS DEAD.
Merrymakers Startled by Fatal Ending
of Fat Mems Contest.

st. Louis, Mo-, June 11.-While 1900
st. Louis excursionists and their fam-
lilies watched preparations for fat
mems race at Liederkranz park, Mill
stadt, H., Fred Baltz OF Millstadt, one
of those about to start in the race, fell
dead across the starting line. Baltz's
wife, with her six children, sat In the
grand stand joking with acquaintances
as her husband fell. and sank fainting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
ST. Louis Grain.

81. hot\S, Ju0e IL
Wheat-Septernber, 93@931s.
Corn-September, 52@52b.
Oats-September, 35A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
WANTS TROOPS WITHDRAWN.
Honduran Representative En- Route &c
Washington With Plea.

washington WITH FTed.
New Orleans, June 11.-Dr. Angel
Ugarte, minister plenipotentiary and
extraordinary, representing the Hon
duras new government, arrived here
today on his way to Washington. His
purpose is to obtain recognition Of the
new government and urge that Nicar-
aguan troops be Withdrawn from Hon
duras on the ground that their pres
ence retards return to normal coneli-
tons
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11

New York. June 11.-Monev steady
at 2621a: prime mercantile, 5@512 !;
sterling, steady. 4s704.S705 on de-
inand; 4.sS at 4.S370a4.s375 a, sixty
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11

"lts Iowa News Service is Not
EqualIed by Any Other Newspa-
L,r Coming to This Office" Says
the Toledo Chronicle. Its General
.,ews Sesvice Is Boiled Down So a
Busy Man Can Get What He
Wants Without Wasting Time"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
T.-R. BULLETIN.
NEWS OF TODAY

The Weather.
Sun rises June II, 4:34; sets, 1885.
Iowa-Fair tonight and "Wednesday,
rising temperature.
Illinois and Missouri-Fair and
warm tonight and Wednesday.
South Dakota-Fair tonight and
Wednesday; rising temperature.
PAGE ONE.
TsIegraphic News.
Orchard Marvel Of Nerve.
Unruffled by Cross Determination.
5000 Veterans in Dubuque.
Steel Firm Fails--Liabilities S6,5OO,-
900.
Hughes vetoes 2-Cent Fare Bill.
Peace Officers Must Use Care.
War Rumor Laughed At.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News.
Iowa to Aid Oklahoma.
Storm Damage Widespread.
Murder at Waterloo.
$500 Land Predicted.
NJ. E. Bible Institute at Storm Lake
Crop Averages Below Last Year.
PAGE FOUR
Editorial.
Where They Came From.
The Weather and Business.
Somewhat Narrow View.
Topics Of the Times.
Iowa Opinions and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
General News:
New Revolution Coup.
Autos Served Meals.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
Four Heirs to Big Fortune.
Something on Concrete Paving.
Busby to Waterloo.
Penitentiary for Nick Blackburn.
Is Laborer Worthy of His Hire?
Miss Howard's Engagement AE-
nounced.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
Markets and General:
Decline in Wheat.
weakening Effect on Corn.
Cattle Market Slow.
Hogs Slow and Lower.
Meat Prices as Wage Basis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
PRESIDENT BACK TO CAPITAL.
Trip Of RooseveIts and Party to James
town Without Incident.

Washington, June 11.-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt and party, who attend
ed the Georgia day ceremonies at the
jamestown exposition, arrived in
Washington at 1880 a. M, on board the
yacht Mayflower. The trip was with
out special incident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
FORMER ELDoRAN DEAD.
R1mains of John w. Lynn on Way
Back to Iowa for Burial.

Spec1aI 70 lnles-ReTuDGICd!I.
Eldora. June 11.-John w. Lynn.
former Eldora resident and old settler
of Hardin county. died at his home In
Cambridge. ILL.,, Monday afternoon. The
remains will arrive in Eldora tomor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
ELEVATOR INJURIES ELEVEN.
Bad Accident Today in Philadelphia :
All Will Recover.

Philadelphia, June 11.-About elev-
en- were injured as the result of fall
ing elevator this afternoon in the Le-
high Coal and Navigation Company
yard, in northeastern part of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
CABRERA is SAFE.
Cable Message Received From Consul
General for Guatemala.

New York, June 11.-Dr. Ramon
,Bengoechoa, consul general for Guate-
mala, received a cable dispatch from
President Cabrera, of Guatemala to-
day, reading that the president "is all>
right"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
PLACE OF MEETING SECRET.
German Emperor and Gar Will Dis
cuss Matters of Great Importance.

Copenhagen, June lit is learned
from court circles that the German
emperor intends to meet the Russian
emperor during his summer trip in
Scandinavia, and it is, expected that
political matters Of great Importance
will be discussed. The place Of the
meeting is secret.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-11
DEATH STOPS FESTIVITIES.

Wife Of President Of Union College,
schnectady, N. Y, Dead.
Schnectady, N. Y, June 11.-Mrs.
Andrew Van Vranken Raymond, wife
Of the president of Union college, died
today of heart failure. All social func-
tions of CONNER cement have been can
celled.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
ASUNTOl O|V[RSQS
Suceso IamentabIe en- el pue-
bio de PatiIIss, Va eli
el fiical de- Gusyama.
MuERTE MlsTERIOsA
Senorita americana elegida
Feina de Carnaval en- Pa
tilzs. Licencia.

Nuestro corrcsponsal Ell Pati
tilla nos conunica:
aEl carrero Juan Alicea qu
conducia anteayer I'LL carro de ca
mas para la Central Providencla-
Patillas- tuvo Ia desgracia de caer-
con tan mala suerte, que queo Q
muerto en- el acto.
II Juez de Paz y la Policia lr-
sular acompanados del DR.. den
Tuan Trujillo, m6dico de n Cen
trail, Sc constituyeron en- el lugal
del Barrio del BaJo-y eXa-
ninado minuciosamente el cadaver
por el facultativo, 10 presel1ta trac-
turas nj confusion alguna, que dc
muestrc las hucllas de las ruedas
del CAIRO, hi golpo producido per
los bueyes y como no ha resultado
bastante c1aro el asunto, el ST.. Juez
decreto auto de prision contra los
companeros dc Alicea, Rodolfo &C.
rrea Aniceto Garcia y Luis GraciG
Las versiones que mas Sc aceE-
tuan son que Alicea ha muerto por
consecuencia de una affection car
diaca 8 de aneurisma.
FL fiscal de Ia Corte dc Distri-
to de Guayama Sc In tras!adado {
esta poDlacion, ordenaildo acto Sc
guida que Sc practiquc Ia autopsia
del infortunado Alicea, a fiji de po-
ner ell claro la cau,l de su repcntl
ma muerte.
Ha solicitado TIN mes de Ii
ccncia el inspector municipal dc
ISanturce, don Juan Rodriguez.
Para deaenpeiiar una escue
| la rural en- Areci5Q, Ia sido nom
brado cl professor don Juan San
tana
Los vecinos de Trujillo-altC
Sc quejan de que atin, a pesar dc
los ofrecimientos hechos por el Co
misionado del Interior, no SC ha
van continuado las obras de la ca
rretera de aquel pueblo.
! La juventud de Patillas st
dispone a celebrar dignamente la:
Ipr6ximas festas de Carnaval. S.
dice que serd clesida reina dc di
chas hestas una encantora Miss.
que goza de graudes y merecida
simpatias Ell aquella localidad.
-Repucsto dc Ia ligero cnfcr
nedad que lc al lcjo por Vario
dias, ha vuelto 4 sus tai'eas habltua
| les nuestro bucn amigo 81 oo-io
don Pablo Font Martelo, de Hu
macao,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
AOTAS DE LARtS
Z.
El falIecimientO do don .Rs
men Mlllaa, de Hstillc,
handsmente sentiaO.
..
TOMA De POSSESSION
Fiestss &c Carnaval -Fespl
tado del 1'timo eecrutil 10
para election de J eiaa

Ha tornado possession & nue.
vo Ayuntamiento, sienIo reelegido
presidente del Concejo nuestro res
petable amigo don Antonio Colla7o
Ortiz.
-Tambien ha tornado possession
la nueva Junta Escolar, corlpuesta
de los senores don Francisco Sein,
Presidente; don Juan Niyo, Vocal;
V don Pablo Nilella, Score tario.
-Ha sido muy sentida ell est
localidad y su Jurisdiction el falle-
|cilnienio de nuestro inolvfdable ami
90 V huen correligionario don Ra-
mon MILAN Rivera, aconteciinlentc
luctuos 0 ocurrido ell Camuy Guam
do menos 10 esperabamos.
Acompananos a sus faniliare,
ell su inmensa pena.
En- el escrutinio verihcadC
aver ell el casino de este pueblo pa
ra la election de la Reina de Carna
val, obtuvieron votos las seforita'
siguientes:
Rositl ViIella, 2,222; Maria
Levy, 1883; Carmen Levy, 46l
Maria Gonzalez Levy, I4o;. Carme
lia Vilella 100; Adela Oliver, 35
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
VEase nuestro interesante {
lletfn, paginas So y6

de sabiduria y que Sc den perfecta
cuenta de sus responsibilities.
Tengamos la vista fila Ell los
acontecimielto'. NJ miremos al
pasado y al presente Y 81 al porve-
mir. Con5ervem)5 siempre el scT
control necesario. Tengamos f6,
Que la situacion es de aquellos que
sepan adquirirla y conservarla.
HARMODIUS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
UNA OPINION
lbs. ArvO1|cINEATNs IN nlR(Ht

Heinos< dicho muchas veces, |
que en- nuestra raza existe I'LL gran
dareciIe, y s. y inlPaeiencia. De-
seamos rspetir. esta fraset que Ell
politicFtisne Sli signfiicacf6n con
creta. :. @~ -
Revisando nuestra historic po
Utica, y fijandohos tan solo ell los
acontecimientos de dos a1os esta
fecha, tenemos acknowledgements que
confesar TN hecho: la labor de esos
dos afios representa- mucho mas que
todo el periodo de ocupaci6n ameri
cana ell esta isla. y anadimos que
a in representa- muclo mas de 10
que Sc ha podido hacer ell el ultimo
siglo.
No es nuestro objeto revivir el
periodic politico de 1895 a 1904.
Serid como 81 entrasemos ell. un ci1-
mulo de detalles, analizando acto3
vergonzosos, narrando sucesos, que
81 bien han pasado d Ia historic, es
cierto tambien que viviran ad per-
betuam Ell el alma de la actual ge
neracion, Y quedan ahi escritos ell
paginas de peri6dicos, ell letras de
plomo Q EN- letras de fuego. Los
autores responsables de aquel dra-
ma han"pagado sus yerros y sufren
hoy las'naturales consecuenclas de
una polltica funesta, que produJo
Ell el pals honda indignation, y le-
vanto en- sus habitantes energicas
protestas,
Sentamos, pues, Ia verdad. En-
1904 existia una Decentralization
general ell todas las esferas del po-
der Executive. Doninaba el parti-
do republicano Ell todos los ramos.
La caida de algunos funcionarios,
no fue suhciente para corregir el
germen de corruption que prevale-
cfa Ell Ia isla.
Los hombres de valer, .absortos,
aletargados y pesinistas, domina-
dos por el terror y el espanto. E
comercio, la agriculture y la indus
tria inactivos. La prensa cohibi-
da por las amenazas. Los tribuna
les y Ia policia Ell manos de instru
mentos politicos. -. t
Healli, pies. Ell pocas pala
bras, la situacion general de .Puer
to Rico ell 1904, al llegar Gle 10.
Estados Tnidos al Honorable Beck
man Winthrop. -
Con grandes didcultades y col
un personal .subalterno torpe ell ST
mayoria, tuvo Nh Winthrop que
dar frente a problemas trascenden
tales. Pas6 el periodic electoral de
1904, bajo la pesadumbre de un;
Ley hecha eXpresamente per e
partido republicano para ganar elec
cciones. 81: !.
Reeordamos la triste historic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28

~ llolo w NhNOi ~ t'>'pl ~
obstaculizar la buena obra del Go
bierno. Sc deseaba Ia continuation
de aqu,l pcliolo; pero $ pudo ven
Ger el obstdculo, y s. lego a donde
debiamos llegar. Y ell un bienio
he aqui 10 que helnos conseguido.
!? 'Uua ley electoral buena
para tcdos honrada y completa.
% La desanexion de los pue
bios anexados por motives politicos
por el partido republicaho.
3? FL nolnbramiento de fun
cionarios de prestigio ell los Tribu-
males de Justicia, recaido en- los Sc
iiores Audrey, Acosta, QuiioneS
Lloreda, Munoz Morales, Travie-
50, Padilla Iguina, Palacios Rodri-
guez Y Perea
4o In emprestito de un mi
Hon de dollars para caminos pdbli-
cos 4 un tipo eeononico de interGS.
g s. Municipalidldes de La
66 que eXisten ell la isla.
81 IS Delegados por el brl-
llante copo en- las eleeciones dltl.
mas,
+? Grandes reformas. Ell la
Policil Insular, disciplinada y diri-
/ lgidl por una voluntad recta, que
es la del Gobernador.
s? Un sobrante de ochociento.
mil dollars eli las areas del Tesorc
de Puerto Rico.
9? Tn superravit cuantioso
ell las eXportacione5 de Ia isla.
i 10? La selection de I'LL perso
lnal honrado ell todas las o6cina,
del Gobierno.
y muchas cosaS ell extreme
lgratas que por el' Mensaje nltim(
Idel Gobcrnador quedan Ell singular
Ievideucia,
Entramos pues, Ell el aio 100;
habiendo adquirido base s6lida, pa
ra un buen gobierno ell 10 interio,
Ide nuestra isla, base sobre la cua
Ipodemos pbtener un progreso frme
.Ique Sc va accrcando con rapidez,
No debemos implcientarnos
lpor el contrario tenelnos hoy ma
Ique nunca el deber de meditar
Iestudiar las cuestio1es cen interes
,lLlegar 4 Ia consolidation de un
i ~Iverdadera oententeo entire el pode
moderator vel pueblo. Analiza
Hos hechos con calma Y adelanta
i sin miedo, pero con pa6os que ase
! guremun 6xito de6nitivo. Las &C
rrientes son fuertes. La labor re
ciente produce resultados efeaces
ITenemos alberto el porvenir, y es
tamos preparados para mejoras e
la ley o,ganica, que al desentrali
car los po lores, los ponsau Ell ma
lnos eXpertas, en- hombres dotado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
En- JAMAICA
EI terremotO. .-El primer graz
choque. Ruina y estrsgcs
Perdidas de vida.
EL lNCENDIO
EL lNcENDIO
Touristas amer'canos { iDgle
ses.- Hotel sMyrt e BaDks
81 hospital mi itar.

Segin comunica Ia estacion d.
Holland Bay, Jamaica, Sc ha sen
lido ALI un fuerte terremoto a las
tres de la tarde del lines IA. La of
Gina del cable sufrio graves daiios y
todas las lineas a Kinsgton quedaroa
interrumpidas instantaneameute.
Por la tarde Sc restablecio
communication por las lineas terres-
tres hasta cinco millas de Kingston
la que anuncia haber ocufrido III
terrible terrcm to q lunes por Il
tarde.
Hubo gran ptrdida de vidas.
Los cheques contindan. Todos
acampan al raso y prcvalece gran
zozobra. Iumediatlmente despueS
del temblor, Sc declare fuego ell
Kinston. Estan interrulnpidos los
cables con Colon y con Bermuda.
No hay detalle5 del desastre,
pues no eXiste COMMUNICATION directa
con la ciudad. Las lineas terres-
tres han sido reparadas hasta cinco
millas de Kinsgton, el martcs por Ia
noche, y por elias Sc slbe que mu-
cho5 de los editicios mas importan-
tes quedaron destruldoS y que ha
habido gran perdida de vidas.
Por los dato3 que Sc tienen
hasta ahora Sc cree que han pereci-
do menos de Glen personals aunquc
los hospitales eStan llenos de heri-
dos y tai vez aumente la lista dc
desgracias,
Kingston Y otros pnntos de in
tereS de la isla, ell esta epoca del
ano cstan llenos de viajeros dc
America E Inglaterra y Sc sientell
grandes temoreS acerca de la Suertc
de las muchas personals que han lie
gado a los puntos de recreo de. |:
li5la.
FL primer gran c,lolue Sc sin
tio hacia las tres y media de la tar
de del lunes y como ell San Fran
cisco, inmediatanente Sc propagd
ron las llamas cntre l1s ruinls. L
'marte3 por la tarde aun continual,
,el incenlio, aunlue s. cfcia qu- ha
bia sido dominado.
FL aMyrtle Bank HotelO gu,
es el principal de Kinsgton Y Ell c
que problablementc habia mucho
viaieros, qued5 dcstruido. III graz
hospital militar sc quem6 ype.ecie
ron Ell & cuarenta soldalos,
S5lo Sc puctle imasinar el gra
;do dc destruction que In sufridC
Kingston, ciuiad que c1Aserva aui
las scnalcs de numcrosas visitas de
sastrozas de i'll >cndios, terremotD, y
ciclones o>urridos ell amos anterio
res. La ciu lad es de ca51s bljas,
que So extienden 4 10 largo de ID
playa de uno de los puertos mas Sc,
guros y hermo5os de las Antillas y
tiene 90 mil habitantes, en- SUI ma
yor parte negros. criollos.
Cuando ocurrio el terremoto st
dirigian a la isla varios vapores cor
excursionistas mas segun Sc calcu-
LA, ninguno de buques de Nueva
York Y Boston estaban en- el puerto
de Kingston el lunes por la tarde'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
'''S l. Ps'qusfa !
!p!B Dc ], Ito.

Abogados -I:jcrcen ante la Corte
Federal y Triltunales ItIsulares, Sol
81, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
nOTAS De MT[RES
Sociedad de ALtOres sspa-
hOles. incorporate q Ia De
los Estados UnitOs.
DOS lNOs De CARCEL
Por herir a III coeh' 70 en- el
|. pee Les esposos Con
za.ez en- Rio -piedras
DOS ! NOS De ClRCEL

Sc asegura que la sociedad
de antores espanoles SC incorrorafa !
4 Ia dc los Estados Unidos, 4 fiji de
cobrara slfspatentes en- pto. -Rico.
Dos amos dc carcel le han 81
do impuesto por el Juez Muni,ipal
a Federico MILAN, yecino de Rio
Picdras, porque la noche del 29 de
Diciembre del aio nltiulo, d causa
.de una question tenida con q eoche-
70 Evaristo Serrano, echo mano
un cortaplumas y le infrio a este
una herida peligrosa ell el pecho.
Sc encuentran de temporada
ell Rio Piedras don Clorindo Con
zalez y su espcsa doiia Ana Janer,
profesora grAduada de Utuado.
==. - -====-sz==---=-=-
Adela Velez, Is; Carload Budot Sc;
Maria Gonzalez Gonzalez, II.
Cou motivo de haber retirado
su candidatura la seiiorita Margari-
ia Vilelfa y Vilella. no 'fgrra su
nomhre en- el presente Certamcn,
10 que Sc ha sentido mucho por esta
eociedad, eli la que cuenta la ell
cantadora y angeIical triguena con
(Continda en- la pag. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-28
10 GARANTIZAMOS
NIL lGROSO DFS(VBRINIFE7O

ror fin lego Juan Mag specda Guica genera
Alberto Pio Napoes II cua anazando nnidad
dc Ia India desputs de oundo etuo soe las cnee
stas ha cnontlo medic de adcanene
d cuo sno ombae las enemeadcs
conraias da I'll taaneno
vegetables composition solo
de la India pdoa
mIago compea cuacon de oas las Intermediates
via dc anlos
l magroso PZz0 gran modcameno para
competa oio baso siflco pua
gre imura deana bre virus
production dc terrible nernedal
ha dchos
spcadades Po ncreuos po pago despues
solo d uimo de hondd de los
esabeo que dmua nior la efcac mrondefabe de aqu6os
eesalas en 0 malgastar salud
de puerto Rico: doctor Guerm
ZZO Teniente R abana CUBA gratis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-05

der adwsement big meeting of the
lodge Of the various counties to be
held here in the fall.-Fairmont
Times.
We are surprlsedat the smallness of
the Times in taking SO seriously a lit
ue play on words. We hardly think it
would nave done so except for GER
tain individual who poses as a great
man in Odd Fellowship and in rail,
road circles and who had himself in.
terviewed by the Telegram. Any Odd
Fellow who hasn't any more sense
than to become offended at a playful
reference to proposed "Tristate'
meeting Of five or six counties" isn't
really worth the trouble Of paying any
attention to. The West virginian is Just
as good an Odd Fellow and probably
has as many friends in the order as
either the Times or its pal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-05
Local People
Are Interested
IN TEST CASE TO BE TRIED AT
MARTlNsRuRG RELATIVE TO
DISEASED TREES.

w. B. Cornwell will go to Martins.
burg tonight to be present at trial
in which the constitutionality Of sec
ton 2SO6, chapter ga of the code of
West Virginia will be tested. This
section contains the law governing the
disposition to be made of diseased
and infected trees, shrubs and plants,
that are liable to contaminate other
pIants. ]. H. Stewart, director of the
experiment station at MorgantoTn, has
started an active warfare against dis
eased trees and last week he had men
to destroy some trees in Berkeley
county. His men were arrested and
the law firm of Faulkner, Walker and
Woods are employed to prosecute
them. Stewart engaged Mr.. Cornwell
to conduct the defense. John J. Corn,
well will also appear for the defend
ants. This case will be interesting to
good many people in this city. Sew
eral large orchards in Hampshire
county are owned by local people.
FUNERAL OF c. Il. DANIELS.