davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-02-22

The Rev. c. ii. Smith, of Pittsford,
has gone on three months tour of
Italy, France and England.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
Ia REtNA MARGARtTA

antoo como 10 hacen los boque vgenes de America
En- una paabra boque aques epoca guarlda
que haba muud de abaies cervos obos adrones solo
una doena sendero que prendo del mo puno cruzaban
camino de Bondy cua rodeaba camno circular e
circulo de rueda rodea d los rayos.
Levando comparaci6n mas ejos cubo representara
nca encrucada suada centro del bosque
donde los caado xavados eunian para anase
desde ailf al ugar que reaparecia la perdda caza
Al cabo de de hoa ocura 10 que sucede sempre
caera cazadoes los ados de los ban erdendo
10 leios msmo y vic precsado Vover la encrucada
jurando madiendo acostumbraba
" bien, de Aencon tn Exrquito, les dijo; pardez
esas ahi ranquiloS tan sosegados 81
Quen su abadesa. Vava Vo de Alencon
pasGs e animal pero sois de hacees perde
pista Fnquo d6nde esta vuestro venabo vues
tro arcabuzl Vamos
Sehor dio Enrique para que necesito arcabuz Se que
MStad gusta ar animal cundo hace rente los
peros Respeco venabo 10 maneo orpemente pues
usa en- nuestras monaas donde acosumbramos
con el simple puhal.
-Por vida de - Enrique cuando volvais vuestros
Princes enveis careada de
be ser bena que ace as cuepo cuepo animal
que puede ahogno Escuchad que ogo los pelros
No, engahaba.
Ell rev tom6 Ell cuerno TOGO Oras varias lie
respondeon. De pene ojeador comparec6 hizo Or oo
aire.
-Ojeo ioeol exclam6 e rey.
anz6 galop egudo de todos los cazadores que lie
habian junado
zaba empezaban los laddos de la au ompuesa
de unos setena perro pues haan sucevame soado oda
aurfas las haban eooeado los sos po donde aba hab
pasado va rey v6 pasar por segunda meti6
bosque egumnto tocando toda la fueza de
sus pumones.
LIS prfncpes lie guieron agdn tempo Pero el rey tents
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
ALEXANDRA DUMAS
Mario 2I de 1907.

-O5 defenderes, continue Catalina. un valiente
voS lie puee exr que dee maaro sin deenderse
O ) defende ocurrira 10 que ocurra tComprendeis?
ST, seiiora; sin embargo
-Vamos tqueres que despue de palabas OydH de
ayYeStay, escrba mi mano, MTerto 14a0?
Confeso seora que hara desaparece mis- escrpulos
sera precise pues que consdeaais encargo
ejecutable sin requisite
Catalina encogiendose de hombros, desenro6
el pergamino con la otra escrbi6: Akue1o 9ig0
-Tomad dio ios paece que orden esta ahor bastan
egla?
ST eiora respondi6 Maureve pero ruego Vuestro Ma
iestad que deje po complete direction de
En- todo 10 que acabo de decro hay ago que peudique
la eecucon de la orden.
ST. ino me ha dicEo Maestad que doce
hombres?
ST para que tengas mas segurdad
-Pues bien yo desearia no llevar mas que seis.
-Por que?
-Senoa porque muy probable, ocurrese aguna
degraca al ioven principe todo mundo excusara e que
homes hubsen teido que psiouero mien
tras que nade perdon que doce guaas dasen atar
mtad de compaeros de poer obre
-Vaya que no iene RENO!
-sehora djO Maurevel ell RENO 10 que hace al rey
es e nacimiento
-Pues bien do Catalina obrad como gustes. Unicamente
os prevengo que deseo que salgas del Louvre
-Pero senora ic6mo voy hacer para reunr mas hom
No entis epecie de sageno que pueda encagar
de ello'
-Tengo un lacayo que solamene muchacho he
sino que ME ayuda clase de
Mandad que vayan buscaey poneos de acuerdo e.
Conoces saa de del rey verdad? Pues ben a
van un almuzo dsde ALI podeis dar vuestras odenes FL
ugar ortfcaa entdo esuviesen debles cuaudo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
DEsOE NAeUABO
La zaf.a de azi1car.
Production que de-
GREECE Calcu1os-
IA CENTRAL Y SU METODO
Gastos y productos por cuer'
da de cai1as. -Perdida pa.
ra los agricultores.

El proximo pasado afo fue ma
10; obtuvimos una production de
500 quintales por cuerda en- las
plantillas, y el promedio este afio
no pasara de 400. Tenemos TN 40
p.8 de perdida en- el precio del
jornal y otro 20 p.8 en- el tempo
menos que Sc labora diariamente.
La Central da solo el S p. 8 de
az1car sobre cafias, sea cual fuere el
grado del guarapo.
La Central no hace avances q
los colonies para la plantation; no
es ese su negocio.
La Central cobra 3315 en- cada
quintal de azdcar para gastos de
trasporte, etc., etc.
Una cuerda de caiias cuesta 10
que sigue: :-Arriendo del terreno,
el primer aiio, I8 meses q 10 pesos
anuales IS pesos. -Chapeo 8 lin
pieza del terreno y quemado, 3 pc
SOS so ctvs. Primer corte 8 romper
con el arado (bueyes alquilados)
pesos so ctvs. Primer rastrilladc
8 rasquetazo idem idem idern,
/ peso.-Segl1ndo corte 8 cruzadf
iden idem idem, pesos 50 ctvs. :
Segundo rastrillado idem idern iden
IS tvs.-Teroer corte 8 diago
nal, ide1n idem idem, pesos. :
Tercer rastrillado, idem, id EN-
idem IS centavos. --Pase de fuyosa
idem, idem, idem $1.-Semillas
carros puestos en- la pieza a s. uno
8 pesos. .-Bombero para el banco
hollado y siembra pesos. -Cerca
zanjas y cruceras desague s pesos
S condolences Y deshoje q s.. 5
una, IS pesos. -Corte $4.-Condue
ci6n de la .pieza al fijovia 8 pesos :
: Acomodarla en- los vagones 3 p.
SOS. -Costo de una cuerda plant
: llas 50 pesos.
Produce unos 20 quintales &
n az1car, este es 400 toneladas cai
: al S por ciento, que vendida a 1
:. deducidos los 1873 del central r
a sultan sesentG pesos por ochemfa
J. tres y a veces ochenta y 0inco de ga
= tos.
Interesandome por la suerte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
ul1IMIS N0T|G|Is

Hoy zarp6 para los Estados
Unidos, el vapor americana aCoa-
moD
Ell Juez municipal impuso
aver 3odias de arresto 4 Enrique
Vazquez, por turbar la paz phblica.
NO mas malestar en- el este
mago despues de las comidas, TO
mense las Pasiillas digestivas de-
doctor lie Roy, marca eANTURI
RICAS.n
-Segdn la nueva ley sobrt
matrimonio, las inscripciones en- e
Registro civil Sc haran libres d.
todo gasto. Dicha ley esta ell vigo
desde el IA de Mario ultimo, On gu,
fue aprobado.
Laurence Clark y s. L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
AVlSO

Sc vende por lamitad de su valor
un aparato para fabricar bebidas car
bonatadas.- Sc cotnponen del genera
dor tres fuentes con sus correspondent
tes lavaderos de gaz, una mesa para
llenar botellas de tapones de gravita'
ci6n Y su llenador de STONES.
Para informes oirigirse en- CamuN
4 ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
Juan Arri||aga Rogue.

lo' exins, y.-di. hecen fefiz st1s
trlunfoS, y siento sus p ms Y con-
tratiempos como 81 fucr1n mfos.
Asi, antes de conocer y tratar 1 don
Juan Arrillaga Rogue, y solo por
haberlo leido va estaba colocado
por mi Ell Ia lista dc los que 20 con-
sidero mis- amistades espirtuales,
lie esas a las que aoostumbro acer-
Car mi inteligencia para que satisfa-
ga sus ansias en- las fuentes sagra-
das del ideal.
Despues de que conoci 4 don
Juan creci6 mi estimacion 4 FL. No
solamente es iii escritor distingui-
do, sino tambien Til caballero COM
pleto. Nj vicios ell aquel cuerpo
nj pasiones ell aquella alma. Reu-
ne dos atributos que no es frecuen-
te hallarlos juntos: la inteligencia
" Ia virtud. -Espiritu apacible y
claro, esde los pocos que no GUSTAV
de las golosinas venenosas con que
nos brinda 4 cada momento el de-
monio tentador de la carne y fasci-''
nador del espiritu. por ESQ le ten.
go un lugar elevado en- mi estima-
cion, entire los honbres que admiro,
respeto y quiero.
Ell seiior Arrillaga Sc va de
Costa Rica y 70 siento que Sc aleje
de nosotros hombre de tan raras
prendas.
RAFAEL VTLLEGAs.e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

Alagas, marineros americanos, Sc
entretenlan anoche en- volcar los
zafacones de basuras que hallabar
en- las GALES. La policia los arrest6,
denunciandolos hoy al juez de paz.
BT-En la calle de San Jose, nd
nero 7, Sc adrniten huespedes con pu-
pilaje complete y St alquilan habita-
clones. D.
-Anoche Sc reunieron los ini-
ciadores de la nueva association ola
fraternidad social psychological y be-
ne6cas en- la casa del selor Blandi.
/ no.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

Sc lcuentra EN- SlA "A /. j.,
de hace algunos dils, nuestro b'trn
amigo don Juan Arriilaga Rogue.
LIE acompa1a su distinguish sonora
y su hijo, de muy .corta edad. Dis
ponense a fijar aqui su Residential
Arrillaga vneive a Sd pals des
pues de recorrer otros raises, We
nezuela y Costa Rica, y de dar en-
ellos patentes demostraclones de su
exquisite educaci6n social y litera
ria y de sus nota5les aptitudes dc
luchador y publicista. En- Puerto
Rico Sc consagrara los negociosr
que cada .dia ofrecen campo mas
vasto a una actividad como Ia suya.
Al saludarle, presentando nues-
tros repetos a ST. senora, nos com,
place uucho reproduclr ell este MI
nero las afectuosas frases con que
lie despide de Costa Rica el correctc
escritor Rafael Villegas, que es uno
de los talentos mas claros de Cen
tro America:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

ACCIONES
Banco de Puerto Rico $28a 80.
Banco Popular $40 ar.
Banco Territorial: Cedulas hi
potecarias, emission 81 y s. $50.
Emission g. $Ioo.
VENTAS DE AZUCAR
Sin operaciones.
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
Vapor espafol oMiguel M. Pi-
nilloss sali6 de Barcelona Il IS de
Mario para 81 Mediterrdneo y Ca
'narias, este puerto, Santiago de
Cuba, Habana, Matanzas y New
Orleans.
Vapor espafiol aManuel Calvoo
estara aqul procedente de Espafia
el 28 del corriente.
Vapor espaiiol sMonserrab re-
calara e1 26 del corriente proceden-
te de Colon y escalas.
Vapor americana aCarolinan
sali6 de New York para esta el %
del actual.
Vapor cubano aJuliaD saldra dc
Ia Habana para esta el 3 del entran,
te y recalara el IS.
ENTRADAS
De Annapolis go.eta ingles'
sEmma E. Whiddenp con pino In
giles.
De St. Thomas vapor alemal
sPresident.
SALIDAS
Para New York vapor ameli
cano aCoamos con carga general.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
TRAVES1A
aCarrie A. Lance descargando
COSTANEROS
aPetran descargando.
aCoraz6n dy Maria0 pendent
aIndiaD descargando,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
OtPEvO|ENTE Ot FlRNAcII

Sc necesita uno, practicoy que
de buenas referencias. No debaA
solicitar la plaza quien RIO responds
a dichas condolences, Dirigirse (
Yauco, apartado 69. I5-I. 5,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
RAFAEL VILLEGAs. y

En- ntlmeros sucesivos inserta-
ra este peri6dico otros escritos de-
dicados en- esta OCCASION al sef1or
Arrillaga por la prensa de Costa
Rica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
ASUyTQS D|Y{RSOS
Matri11o .lio es1 Il Cate
dral.--A da3 masses
de carcel.
FALLEClMlENTO
Sentencias dictadas por el
Juez Municipal de Arec bo.
Por varios delitos.

En- Ia mailana de hoy con
trajeron matrimonio ell la iglesia
Catedral, los distinguidos joveues
don Manuel Rodriguez Portela, co
merciante de esta plaza y la Sc
horita Maria Eugenia Portilla. Que
sean feEces.
Orange LILY. Cura la debilidad, ul-
ceraciones, aplanamiento y periodos
dolorosos Muestras gratis. .-Pidalas
4. Mrs. H. E. Fretter, Detroit, Mi
ch.
|. Ell Juez municipal de Guaya-
ma ha condenado 4 dos meses de
carcel a Juan Coto, por delito contra
la Justicia publica, y a Manuel
Rivera Vega a un mes por alterar
la paz.
Grange Lily cures Weakness, W.
cerations, Displacement, Painful
Periods. For a free trial address
Mrs. H. E, Fretter, Detroit, Mich.
-Ha fallecido ell ef poblado
de Santurce, a Ia edad de 81 amos,
la venerable anciana y virtuosa Sc
fiorita doha Manuela Goicoechea
emparentada con distinguidas fani
lias de esta ciudad.
-El Juez Municipal de Areci
bo ha dictaio sentencias contra 10
s. Rios, por abuse de conhanza
Gonzalo Corchado, por eyposicione
deshonestas, y Ezequiel Rodriguez
por acometimiento y aggression.
ellERIl COLORADO
AWS0.--En atener6n d Ia 50
lemnidad del dfa, y Hgniendo la tos
Mm6re esta6leada bor Ia casa todc
los a1os, Ipe1maneeeyd fe,yado el e,
= tablecimiento desde Ell juc0eS aSanh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26

PRINCIPALES ARTICULOS |
Arroces. De partido 4 Jap6n 4
$3A 445o.
Iden valenciano de 6s 4 6A
por extreme de classes.
Ajos de IS ctvs. Z 40.
Bcmbones de $6H a..
Bacalao $6.7sA7.
Sardinas ahumadas a IA ctvs.
cebollas espaholas $6.
Iden americans 81.
Garbanzos $4H 4 10.
Habichuelas Americans colo
radas largas IS 4 81. Blancas ame-
ricanas ~. A..a,,o j, -, -''t-'"-' -
AHarina de trigo $4.asa 81.
Iden de maiz 4 $sA.
Jarnones $I2H aI3.
Jab6n Rocamora $40 ameri-
- e,nv4K
Ms.t.ca q A. =, Z V an ca;as
!. e.n
Ma,tsor;,,a de- <,8AAA.
Pasta del pals $5.25 q 4.3o.
Papas americanas SIN.
,r., S S-~l.
o,..os .m ca p,tayras %
T.oha condera.da .Agn;la. 4
&.
Idem ID. scruz Ro-
ias $4A.
Idem id. sMagno-
lias $4H.
.x-. :, oo..,,no.
Ma.ssh.da ,1at - c,.ro = a. e1H
II n;.,o,o~o5 d.
c.-,r... ..,..o !. ,aSee
Am.r;c.ra A. e 6xH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-26
qJUAN ARRILLAcA RoQUE

Hojeando uno de estos dias
el precioso album de aut6grafos
que eli sus largos { interesantes
viajes han venido fernando mis-
ilustrados amigos Segarra y Julia,
encontr6 esta Erase escrita por Ra-
guet, secretario general de la Socie-
dad Nacional de Bellas Artes de
Paris:
oE,n aimant les arts je suis
arrive Amer les artistes.p
Is justamente 10 que q mi NE
ocurre: 4 fuerza de amar la literatu-
ra he llegado a encariiiarme con los
literatos, y me complacen sus bue
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
DRAWING AWAY
FROM ENGLAND
American Delegates TO Peace
Conference Incline Toward
tic Triple Alliance.
General Porter Declares That He pre-.
fers President Roosevelts More
Modern Policy 10 marey's
AntIquated Arguments.

The Hague Speaking ON Fridss
before the committee which b. consid.
erlng the duties NJ neutral states dur
ing warfare ON land, BiEadicr Gencr.
al George u Davis uf the American
delegation declared that the United
states hnd associated itself with the
French proposal The French propo
sltidn epis forth that neutral state
81 only responsible for the acts Of IT'S
subjects if these acts arr committed
upon iis own territory, that the rc'
sponsibllity of "a neutral state is not
involved by the fact that some of its
subjects take service with bcllir.
eront and that neutral state H. not
bound to prevent Its subjects from
exporting arms and ammunition for
the use CO., n bolligoront General Da.
vis acc. 500 also the principle OF the
German proposal that a neutral state
is hrHul 10 prevent Cos subjects from
ontogir. goo .cryIco of a boIligcrcnt
sponG.r. before the committee on
contrahoud Rear Admiral Charles 3.
Spcry explained the American oppo
Huon to the proposal made boy Great
Britain to abolish contmband.
Tho discussion of cunirahand OF waI
then ,roa .oucd breeze between
Lord Rc1y lBHush and General Port
or. which though insignificant is be-
INK commented upon Goo the light OF iti
cnret ON International politics and 80
an indication thu AnEl1AmcrIcnn rc
latons arc becoming strained. while
the triple alliance n general and
Germany in particular are daily be-
cdmlGr more friendly toward TIE
United states. Lord Rony expressed
profound surprise at the attitude Of
tho United states and quoted various
documents. notably note addressed
by Secretary OF state Marcy ON luly
rs. 1857. tO the Russian minister az
Washington. employing practically the
same arguments that Great Britain
employs today IN favor OF the aboli
tlon OF contraband General Porter
somewhat cxcltcdly returtcd that he
preferred President Roosevclts mort
modern rollcy TO Marcy's antlquatoe
arguments.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
HAYWOOD FREED
BY JURYS VERDICT
Twelve Men Declare Labor
Leader is Not Guilty o,
Crime Charged.
prirorsr is Released end Jury DIS
charged Bot moysr and petub5no
Must Face rral.--orshsfd
Insists Ne Told Che Tuil
and is Ready for
Punishment.

Boise Idaho william o. Haywood
defendant boo one uf tUp MOST u0u,
trials of tho age involving conspiracy
and murder. iH free man. tHr IW
having reported ON agreement early
Sunday morning. their verdict ho.us
mot guilty"
Il was after being out fur twenty
one hours that tho jury which at
nut had been divided eight Co fDm
ana then seemed doaI'oDHDd al ton
90 two finally came to au agreement
shortly after the nrst faint str0abH u.
tho coming day showed gray above
the slant hIIlH which vHIi Boise iU
the north and east Judge wood was
notified that the jury had reached au
agreement and convened court to rc.
ooiyc tho verdict Whom tho verdict
was rUll that meant freedom for
lihyUood. tears volIrd iu tho oyos of
tho man who. during ibo eighty days
OF hli trial had slt with atol.d indie
florence Wriiton upon hH cyuy Gen.
uro Hat laat che iri armsr Doc bad
thrown about himself with tHo hHl
day oi Iury selection had boon pierced
aud whatever of pDntup feeling bad
been contained within was IuuH"d
llayuoulH attorney Wcrn fairly l.li0l
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
AseTasa RUes'AH @VT'"V.
semlnovsky Regiment Refuses to Par
tieipate In Maneuvers.

st. Pctcrsburl While Emperor
Nicholas was reviewing the troops rn
camrcd a. Krasnoy1 80 20 ON Wedncs
dag. Go ccminoystg regiment refused
TO participate In the maueuycrs onc
broke up the order Of parade. They
domandaa the retirement from thch
command OF General Rciman, wine
with General Min, whom Reimnu sue
ceod7d as commander of the regiment
when hin was assassinated az Pcicr
hof 10 August OF last year ruthlcssb
nut down the Moscow uprising In Dc
ccmbcr 1905 The regiment was i'm
mcdiatoly dismissed from parade ant
~ barracks searched. Much illcga
literature was found ana four soldier
NJ tho regiment were placed nndcl
arrolt. The authorities are trying e
keen the matter secret because OF the
disanection that exists In the com
panlcs o. the prcObraniensky regimen
quatfercd here.
Wednesday was the nrsi time tina
General Roiman had assumed com
mand Of his regiment since his re-
turn from Alexandria. where he iio,
after General Min was assasslnated
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
JAPANESE OFFICIALS CONTROL
THE KOREAN GOVERNMENT
New Convention Concluded Between
Japan and Korea. and Warshlpo
VIII Enforce Order

Tokio.-Adylco8 from Seoul say
that n new convention between Japan
and Korea has been concluded Tho
text Of the convention has not yet
been made public. but e IS reported
10 consist OF seven articles. lie
main feature is that 81 Invests tho
resident general with complete con.
troll Of the Internal administration OF
Korea aud appoints Japanese officials
OF the Korean government
A message from Chcmulpo states
that the japanese war vessels kasacI,
Nltaska aud Tsushma have arrived
there from Gonsan with many blue
Jackets and provincial troops on
board aud will call at Seoul.
Seoul Is apparently calm but appre-
henslon Of further disturbances has
not subsidized It Is asserted that
court spies are busily engaged In e..
forts TO ascertain the attitude Of
Japan. A new press regulation pro.
hlblung the publication Of diplu-
matte and military secrets on any.
thing Injurious to the public peace BE-
being enforced.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02

Pueblo, Colo The police Of thIu
city have made a dilgcnt search for
William f. Walker. the absconding
bank cashier OF New Britain. Conn.
who Is reported to have written
friends from Pueblo that he was
anxious 10 return 20 New Britain II
the authorities there would permit
him to enter a hospital for treatment
OF disease from which he Is suffer
ing instead o; placing him In jail.
The police have come TO the concur
sion that walker Is not In Pueblo.
but that through friend In this city
b." secured the mailing Of letters 10
New Britain
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02

Butte, Mont-Joseph II McDermott.
a motorman, raced with the cloulburst
in Elk park canyon Monday night
and saved thirty lives. Pursued by ~
wall OF water fifteen feet high, Nc
Dermott put on full speed down grade
and, clinglng to the track by a miracle
reached high land just as the food
tearing up the rails and sweeping all
before IL, obliterated the road behind
him. The food left six feet OF mud
In the Great Northern tunnel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
Trap In Mine.

Belleville, nl,-Joseph Genneu, Ia
Jail here, has confessed To setting
death trap IN the Consolidated coal
mine at Colllnsyille, H., July /. The
trap killed his cousin. August Gen
nett, and also killed Louis Cologne.
He duplicates another coal miner who
Is not under arrest. The motive for
the crime, according to the confess
sion, was Augusts objection TO his
sister Kate Gennetis marriage to
Joseph, The authorities are skeptical
about Geneus statement that he had
an accOmplice.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
NOT A MAN LEFT IN CITY.
All the Men In Hungarian Village
Have Come to America.

Al the Men In Hungarian Village
Have Come to America.
Buda Pest.-rhe lure OF the United
States as land OF opportunity and
wealth to the people OF Hungary has
brought out a curious state OF affairs
In the little village OF Kuseya. near
Lugos. that at the last census had "a
population Of $500 souls. Oue by one
the male residents OF Kor.soya heard
the call across the watrr aud they
cmlgrated In patches until such time
as tho mayor was the only adult
male TO ROMAN by the village Final
iy he also Guccumbcd To the reports
Of good wages and golden chances Ia
America sent back by his fellow
townsmon, and, packing his trunk, he
made his way TO the emlgrant ship
at Flume.
As a result Of this exodus OF males
the women Of KerisOya have Just
elected young woman TO the posi-.
tlon OF mayor, and other female resi-.
dents have been elected to fll the re-.
malnder Of the municipal Offices. The
statutes Of Hungary provide that no
female shall hold office. and according
TO the letter Of the law the presence
OF the women In Office Is Illegal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
DEADLY AMERICAN RAILROADS.
In One Year 376,5oo Pertons Are In.
Jured While Travelling.

lAIN0 VINO NlaFAlNNNf
Borliu.- Herr Gurloy an official W
the arChlyc bureau of the prussian
railway administration has prepared
a comparative table of AwtstIcs of
those killed and injured by railway
In various countries Die finds tnat
both absolutely and relatively the
railroads in the United States are the
most deadly. the United States has
moro mileage than all Europe but
even taking that into confederation
tho United States holds prc.omiucuco
in proportional figures ont uf every
thousand railway employees tho ratio
OF the number injured each year be-
as follows: United States, i3.5;
Switzerland. 1853; England, lisi Bel
glum, II; Germany, "a
out OF every ten thousand employees
the relative figures OF killed are
United States, col; England, 49,;
Switzerland. So, Russia. rs, British
India, 6.7. Belgium, Al,
Herr Gurley finds that In a single
year-tho fiscal year OF 1902 -37G5OU
persons were Injured In the United
States. OF whom CO,OOO were em-
ployes, and $500 killed OF whom
5000 were employees.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
Glass Believed to be the Long Los,
Holy Grail.

London Tho Express prints a
story OF the discovery near Glaston
bury Abbey OF a glass vessel OF beau
uful workmanship and apparently Of
great antiquity, which one OF the dis
coverers believes is the Holy Grail OF
the Arthudan legend The Holy Graf.
Is the cup from which Christ is 70
puted 20 have drank at the last sup
per, and according to ancient British
tradition II was brought TO England
by Joseph OF Arimathea after the cru
CihNion
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-02
Actor and Hotel CLERK Turn Tramp

Cleveland, O.-E r. Buckley, a no
tel clerk, and George Elliott, an actor
Of New York City, were taken from
the top OF the Twentieth Century
Limited train when II arrived here
early Friday. unconscious from fright
aud exposure, They say they climbed
10 the top OF one Of the sleepers as
the train was pulling out OF Bunalo
not realizing the terrible exposure and
perilous nature of the trip
After being restored 10 conscious
ness the men were arrested. They
were both woll-dressed