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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03
RESOLUTION

Resolved, that the Council Of the city
of st. Johns deems IL expcdicnt and
necessary TO improve Buchanan Street
In the city OF St. Johns from the easterly
line OF Willamette Boulevard TO the
westerly line OF Dawson street In said
city In the following manner, to.wit.
BY grading the same 10 the established
grade and sidewalking "a foot curb, S
foot walk with such cement walk as
have been adopted by the council
OF the city Of ST. Johns, together with
regulation cross walks. aud by graveling
a strip In the center OF said street ~
feet wide. Said work and improvements
TO be done according to the plans, esti.
mates aud specifications on file ~ the
Office Of the City Recorder, relative
thereto, and under the supervision aud
direction Of the city engineer. Said
improvement TO be made In accord.
ance with the Charter and Ordinances
OF the said city Of st. Johns, and the
plans, specifications and estimates OF
the city engineer, filed In the Office OF
the city recorder OF the city OF ST. Johns,
which said plans specifications and es-
Inmates are satisfactory and are hereby
accepted and approved.
That the cost Of said improvement 10
be assessed m provided by the city
charter upon the property especially and
particularly benefited thereby, aud
which Is hereby declared 10 be all the
property, lots, blocks aud parts OF lots
and blocks and tracts OF land between
the termini Of such improvements abut-
ting upon, adjacent TO or approximate
10 said buchanan street, from the mar.
ginal line Of said street back TO the
center OF the block or blocks, tract
or tracts OF land abutting. adjacent or
approximate thereto.
That all OF the property included In
the said improvement district Aforesaid
Is hereby declared TO be Local Improve
ment District No. 6.
The said city engineers estimate and
assessment OF the probable total cost Of
said improvement OF said Buchanan
street between the easterly line OF vii
lamette boulevard and the westerly line
OF Dawson street, in the city OF ST.
Johns, Is Sl9a7.4a.
The cost of said improvement OF said
buchanan street TO lie assessed against
the property in said Local Improvement
District, above named, and as provided
by the city charter OF the city Of St,
Johns.
Passed by the common council June
80, 1905.
Attest: A. NJ. ESSoN,
Recorder City of St. Johns.
Published in the St, Johns Review July
aud 10, 1897.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03
UNIVERSITY PARK.

Have you made plans for the
Fourth
Mr.. Harts fine residence on
Dawson street Is almost completed.
Mrs. Minnie Clelland was visit
ing relatives in Hood River last
week.
Children's day was observed at
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Fleming and her sister
Miss Fields, are here from Salem,
visiting friends and relatives in the
Park.
Mrs. Charlie Perry and children
of Houlton, are visiting with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Brous on Haven
street.
The Congregational church had
an open air service last Sunday
night at Columbia Park. Quite a
numDer were present.
Ewell Arnold had tn, misfortune
to fall from his bicycle last week
and injure his head quite badly,
but is able to be about now.
Mr.. Stranahan went to the G..
A. X. convention at Newport last
week, while Mrs. Stranahan was
visiting friends at Hood River.
Mrs. d. I. Clarke left last Friday
night for Diamond, Wash, where
she was called by the sickness OF
her daughter, Mrs. Simington.
The large building at University
Park is almost completed. 1t is
said that the meat market will soon
occupy some Of the lower rooms.
Mrs. Harriet Besse and her sis
ter, Mrs. Edith Briggs, are here
from Sterling, Illinois, visiting at
the home Of L. G. Reynolds and
other relatives.
Many people are being bothered
by peddlers and agents on wash
day which puts them behind with
their days work. (Use the dog and
a shot gun.-Ed.)
We understand that storekeepers
in this vicinity handling dry goods,
oil, etc. are prohibited from selling
fire works, and also that any one
shooting hrecrackers before the
Fourth are liable to arrest.
Mr.. Bondy, who just returned
from missionary work in China
and Honolulu. has been visiting ].
ID. Webster aud relatives in the
Park, but is now on his way to his
home In California.
Miss Della Young, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Young, was
married to Dale Young Sunday
evening at FIVE o clock at the Bap-
tist church Of University Park,
after which a reception was held at
the home Of the brides parents on
1860 Haven street.
Miss Blanche HARRISON, who has
been attending school at Forest
Grove stopped at University Park
between trains on her way home to
Hood River. Oregon Fern.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03
Doric Lodge A. r. & A. M.

The most momentous event in
the history of St. Johns Free Ma
sonry occurred last Saturday night,
June 27, when the Grand Lodge
convened in the Odd Fellows hall
and dedicated Doric Lodge No. I32.
The lodge had been working under
a dispensation from the grand
lodge for some time, but on this
occasion the grand lodge presented
the charter, and placed the lodge
on the level with its brothers in
the state.
The grand lodge that dedicated
Doric Lodge and installed its Off
GERS was composed as follows: Ed
ward l.. Kiddle. NJ. w. G.. M.
Norris r. Cox, d. G. M; Allen r.
Jobes, ID. G. S. w; Alexander
Kunz, G. J. w; James f. Robin.
son, G.. Sec; w. A. Cleland, G..
Treas. I; Henry Roe, G. NJ; w. II.
Jobes, d. G.. S. D.. S. Chas. Davis,
D. G.. J. D.; II. l.. Pittock, G..
Steward; A. Sackett, d. G. Tyler.
The grand lodge in session op.
ened in the Master degree and the
local lodge opened in the Master
degree elected a corps of officers
and closed, when the grand lodge
dedicated Doric Lodge No. 1872 in
due form aud the following officers
were installed:
James McChesney, w. NJ. A. X.
Jobes, S. W.; X. NJ. Johnson, J.
W.; II. Butterworth, treasurer
s. Charles Davis, secretary; w. II.
Jobes, S. D.; M. Johnson, J. ID.
A. Sackett, tyler.
After the work of installation
the lodge was placed at ease and
refreshments were served by Mrs.
w. V. Jobes in a most gracious
manner. Mrs. Jobes is an adept
in the art Of making coffee and the
members of Doric lodge and their
guests were loud in praise of the
beverage she served them on this
occasion. A vote OF thanks was
most heartily rendered her by the
lodge for her ministrations to their
comfort.
After refreshments the officers Of
the grand lodge returned to Port
land, while Doric Lodge I32
opened and held their first session
and closed in due form. The lodge
has been meeting on Saturday
nights, but IL is expected to make
a change to Tuesday evenings and
we will endeavor to keep our Ma
sonic readers informed of any
changes. We cannot refrain from
congratulating the lodge on the
good showing they have made.
There are about IS members in the
lodge and everything in the most
favorable condition.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03
Law-Enforcement League.

There has been a good, strong
law enforcement league organized
under the name Of the Peninsula
Law Enforcement League with a
president and one vice president
for each precinct on the peninsula.
No. SO, 90 aud 81. There Is also
an executive committee consisting
OF two members from each OF the
precincts.
The purpose of this league is to
assist the officers OF the law in
every way possible. by furnishing
evidence of the violation of the law
when Il occurs, and in a better
way still, by education and agita-
tion to create a sentiment in favor
of the law itself and thus win the
assistance of all the people. In
this way they hope to overcome all
opposition to the local option law
and insure its permanebce In this
section.
The membership is rapidly in
creasing aud there Is a monthly
contribution from each member, so
that there be no lack of funds for
the meeting of all obligations of
the league, There is a program
committee composed of FIVE women
to arrange for the literary exercises
at the meetings. These meetings
are held every Tuesday evening,
The meeting of the coming week
will be held in University Park.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03
A Happy Surprise.

A number of friends from Ore
gon City and Milwaukee Heights
came over and surprised Mrs G,
Ward, Monday, her Doth birthday
anniversary. She received many
beautiful presents and was made
very happy by this evidence of the
love of her friends. They spent a
very pleasant day. leaving for
home on the 1880 car in the even
ing. Those present were: Mes
danes James Mcfarland, Helen
Montour, Addie Sims. Gladys
Hanaford, from Oregon City; and
Mesdames w, L. Niles. lone Ha-
german, There's Becker aud Mr..
W. +. Niles of Milwaukee Heights.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

The next session of the legisla-
ture should pass a law making the
individual who buys liquor from a
party who has no legal right to sell
It equally guilty, and the penalty
should be the same. II should be
no worse to sell liquor than to buy
il in the eyes of the law. If law
of this nature was in force il would
do away almost entirely with lille
gitimate whiskey selling.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03
A Lucky Day.

A very pleasant surprise wa.
given Miss Notay Leland last Sat
urday, the occasion being her 18th
birthday. She received a number
OF presents from her many friends
and It was not an unlucky day,
even though it was the 18th,
Those present were; Alfred Tall,
man, Herman Schulze, Oron Lear,
Leah Sorber, Marjorie Crosby, Eva
Maplethorpe, Beulah Maplethorpe,
Sula Dunbar, Notay Leland, Char
lie and Dora Carr.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

A snake dies hard When a kid
We were taught 10 hang a snake on
the icucc after We killed II, where
We were told 1t would wiggle It's
tail until the sun went down. Ii
Is much the same way with the old
rotten ring in the republican party,
Its tail will wriggle until its sun
gets clear out OF sight and the
deepening gloom of an everlasting
night settles over It's scalcy hide.
lls las, and most disgracelul wiggle
and squirm is the effort being made
boy some OF lis leaders to induce
Statement No. l republicans TO go
back ON ,heir pledged word, The
legislator who does SO is a. dishon-
est. as dcceitiul. contemplate, cor
rupt, as the ma,odorous Ruel and
SchmiU OF our sister city in the
golden state, There are two repub-
llcaus TO one democrat in the state
OF Oregon. II these republicans
have not sense enough TO quit
their fighting and pull together for
their principles, we are in favor OF
the democrats getting all the plums.
A majority OF the people OF the
state has said Chamberlain is their
choice for senator, While he may
not be the choice of the representa-
tive, the representative was elected
to represent the will and wish of
the people, lie has given his sol
emn promise that he would do SO,
and it he fails lac becomes liar a
perjurer, a contemplate, dishonest
coward However disagreeable
and CALLING it might be for him to
vote for a democrat after giving
his pledged word ii he is a man
and worthy the vote of any honest
man he will make his word good.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03
Mandolin and Guitar Lessons,

l have organized a class of man.
dohn and guitar pupils in St. Johns
aud can take few more scholars
on each. Terms reasonable. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Best Of ref
erences. Dale +. Taylor. at Calef
Bros, House Furnishers. opp. P. o.
3Itf
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

The two Bills will soon be buttiug
each other around the political
arena in great shape. Taft got a
good lead by being nominated first,
but after the Denver convention
Bryan will be right at his heels.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

It is quite likely the Goodrich
claim against the city of st. Johns
which totals more than $4,000 will
be carried to the supreme court il
necessary before payment will be
made. The claim is said TO be un-
just, exorbitaut and wholly incom-
patible as regards the services rem
dcrcd The city attorney is pre-.
pared to fight the matter to the
last ditch.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

Under the caption st, Johns
Goes Wild" the Orcgonian We'd
ncsday morning used It's little ham
mer labeled "knocker' with nll the
vindictivencss and seusnlionism il
could muster IN It's scandalous arti-
Gle dealing with the closing OF the
saloons here. A stranger reading
the article IN question, il he put any
dependence whatever In the news
service of that paper could not
help hu, believe our citizens were
scarcely half civilized and il was
not safe or desirable place for any
scli-rcspccling man Ia locate with
his family The fact ol the matter
Is that the demonstration attending
the funeral oi the saloons was not
nearly So Tiuious as reported in
that papeL although il was bad
enough While drunkenness was
rife and the fire cracker ordinance
was repeatedly broken, no serious
damage Was done, Demonstrations
ike these do not pay, rs they only
tend 10 deepen the disgust enter
tanned by many against the saloon
The most hilarious ones were non
residents, however, and ST. Johns
people get more credit than their
due In this characteristic passing of
the saloon iu ST. Johns, Little
better could be expected from the
tauglc-tongucd reporter tor the pa
per in the big tower Seldom in
deed, does ST. Johns receive a kind
word from that paper.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

Expert optician at the jewelry
store from to 3 p. M. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

The sentence of Harry Orchard
has been COMMITTED from the death
sentence to life imprisonment bv
the Idaho board of pardons. Orch
ard seems rather dcspondent over
the change in his sentence, as he
processes desire for death as a
fitting punishment Tor his sins. IT
his testimony given during the Hay
wood trial was true, he aud several
others are not getting their dues as
long as their lives are spared.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

Old papers for sale at this office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

Old l1ctty Green has at last struck
her stride, aud is becoming as gay
and festive as young maiden ol
10 years. Time was when lleity
would have thrown up her hands IN
holy horror had any one suggested
she pay F2o plate for dinner, but
this in connection with other cN.
travagancics, Is just what she did
recently, After a lifetime of mush
aud milk aud calico wrappers the
old girl is rapidly developing into
q first class sport.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-07-03

The bar at the mouth of the Col
umbia is rapidly becoming thing
OF the past, The new jetty being
built has caused the water to wash
out the sand for a width of 5000
feet to depth of over 20 feet in.
stead OF that depth for but 800
feet, and it is expected that the
depth will exceed 10 feet below low
water mark in a short time, This
will mean much for the Pacific
coast in general and Portland in
particular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

"Esto me provino de una indigestion
Y padecimientos femfneos. Padecia &
veces de agonfa y temfa que darme sola.
COmpleEamenfe AgOEada.
ga veces temfa levantarme, , tratar
de atender a los quehaceres de mi casa,
no habfs que pensarlo.
NHeVa Vida Y VigOr.
''Mi esposo me trajo un frasco de Pc
runa, yam ntes de conclulrlo me sentfa CON
nueva vida y vigor.
"Ese casancio y NAL estar que me ago.
biaba adesapareci6 por complete. Empece
4 conner con apetito y ell alimento me
nutrfa. Puedo andar y hacer mi trabsjO
sin cansarme.
Obra MaraYiLIOSa Do La Pe-ru-na.
''Tome varios frascos durante ell verano
y Ell otono, y no puedo elogiarlo 10
suficiente, pues la obrs que hizo en- mi,
fu6 maravillosa.
"Cuando por cualquier causa me siento
cansada 6 nerviosa, pocas dosis de Pc
Tuna me cUran.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

1aEvicio % uOBtandPE indefnidam0nte.
-El cfcial de la policfa inBulSF gefioE
vRafa0l Bird 90 Gncu0ntFG Gh9Ta pFeBtRndO
BsFvicio On Santa label.
-Muy conCuFFido qued6 Ol Aoto FSligio'
90 que Ie llsv6 & afscto On lR mafl0nO de
hoy On 10 capillR dc San Francisco, de 0stR
Ciudad y que ConsiBti6 On una mia For
el PImN del que foe UefioF Am6rico Gsigol
SRbAt, fAllecido hRCe Un Bfio en- San Juan.
-NusvaS y extenBaG PlRntaCioneg dc
pi1AB Bs sGtGn llevsnd0 & efaCtO en- loB to-
Frsnoa de HatO Rey y en- bEOve 90 ConSti'
tuiI& una importAntB AGoCiaCi6n NgrfC0lS
para OxplotAE cue negoCio.
-AyOR 10 hG estFRviGd0 en- Gl "PaTque"
IN relOj de ORC, de geioFR, con al n0mbre
do AmRIia en- 10 tRpG inferior y en- 10
superior an pajGrito en- eImRlts azul. AL
que 10 entEegue en- lG oalle del OEiAto ndm.
16 altos, B0EG gratifCSdO.
Para mshAnR 8s RnunCiR un gran
mitin unioniStR en- BRyRm6n. TomRrfn
pBEte On 81 notAbleI o1RdoFeG, entire loB
q les fgurNn 81 apIRudido jOvsn de Agu q
BusnaB senior NiCOlAu, = Limo RcsAdo Ro.
sAEio.
-Hsmos nsludRdo hoy en- euts EsdaC'
Ci6n Ol senior NiColRu, props gRCdinta de
Ia Uni6n de Puerto Rico, CuyRB aptitudsG
de 0FRdor Ron RelevRntsn. MuChag 1AtiB'
faccionoB On San Juan deBoRmoB al q, floE
NiColau.
-CopfEmando Ia information publica
dc aver por "LR CoET0BpondenciA" EespeO'
to de lo1 asuntoB do HRyti, 90 agPguFA hoy
en- la CiudRd que Ia GituRci6n Ge hA agEavA'
do que 90 DouibIO una Immediate inter
vsnci6n dc faeIzaB del gobisEno do Iol
EstRdou Unidos On aquel teEEitoFio.
-Ss OncuentEa enfsrmo On Au FOBidOncia
de este Ciudad eI EeDp0tsbl0 AnCiGno 81 fioH
GerSEdo MellAdo. DsBsGmoBlo mUjoEis.
I'm gran OscEndAlo oCuVEi6 AnoChs On
Ia CnIle del Sol de sBtS CiudRd. IuteFvino
Is poIicfa inGul0r y sl juez municipal i'm
puBo elta mafisNR 10 dollars de malta al
acuBtdo. FL Lcdo. Falcon dGfsndi6
este. So h2Cen aCuBacioneB contra otF8l
perBonAg pOF aComstimiento ContER lG pO
licfA.
Hay gran animpci6n para las CAEF0
PaB que 10 C0lebrOE&u On nu8ntr0 hip6drO
mo mafiAnR domingo. Como CaERsra fnal
figura en- el pTogrRma IN dOIAftO & veloci
CIdOd Oneida mlII0 0nCge I0D CAD&lIoL
"RslGmpego'', "DsHemgsfo" y "Pellot"
AL principle ia opinion dc los spOr!mseS %
tabs igualmento divididR & favor del "Ps
llOt" , 'IDeB0rgo" niendO poCoH IoG favoEs
clan con SOS apuODtaa al "RslGmpsgO, psrC
dsbido que 90 hablA de an gran record
obtOnido por eBts OAbRllO el mi6'coIeS, ID
opiai6n hS rsaCcionRdo y hoy 90 han GfeC
t1ado, Bsgdu 90 iDflrma, apueDtoa 81 dol
DOE uno favor del "Rsl6mpVgo", dandC
LOS otroR dos cabRlloR.
-MahAna eatrenREG lR banda do In po
licfs, en- la Rttset0, una DANA de g6nsrE
msI6diCo tituIadG "LOla", dsbida & 10 inS
pirACi6n de R. fAeI BAlBsirO, eI finO artists
del walls intermezE0 de "AmoF que mueFC
amor que naoO." No hOy que deOiE quo
1oP6 ana bonita production muHiCAl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

Aunque el PresidsDts Castro parOC0 TO-
nGE por coBtumbF0 no dRF & C0nOC0r RI pG
bliCo Ru opinion, hizo exception de eBB 70
gle c0ncOdiendo aI CoTF0Bp0ngaI de IN pc
Fi6dioo una ConferanciR ocsEca do loB ABun'
toB do Venszusl0, m6G agrAvAdoB RGa,
desda lR szpulRi6n del miniBtEo hOlandeB
Mr.. RsuB.
"E0tOy contsnto de dar al ldb,ico mi
opinion On estoB sSt0B mom0ntoB hiDt6EiCOg
-djjo Castro -DsatO para tOdo 0l muudO
pR8 harmonic con lag buOnaB FslRCioneB
comerCiaIea que neosBitRn les pequerGS
nacioneF4 CFeaF SgoBteg diplom&tiCoB que
humill0n laB nscionsB debilog, CD Rn6mS'
10 y oOntEapEOdueents''.
Isl los podeEeB no llevan efAct0 lG
idea de foTmaF IN tribunal que deCida Las
Contisndas inter Cionsl0B como GTbitro On
vOz do deCidiFlAB poF la fueEzs, 0Bo1 pode'
rel CometeE6n suicidie."
"La ra86n hR adquirido rrsDtigio y 10
fusE8a no pFsvaleCsEfa hoy, d, lOB blcqueR'
dorGg uBan Is faeTzR contra noHotF0g mi0n'
tERS otrRB naCiOne8 aTFeglan BUs RBuntoG
por madioG diplomGtic0B , TaEonabl0B, La
ConfsbulRCi6n en- contra nuestFa de todaE
0quellRB nBCiOnGs que 20 C0nsidOTan mi
gaB, hR de1tEui6o poP complete 0l d0Fech0
que puadsn tsner OllGs & ls Eaz6D, y las
hS cOlocRdO en- 10 categeFfa de fu0E2as
RUoCiRdaB On la goluCi6n do una diftu:tR6.
La GusOti6n del UBo do To fl0 30 para ol
CobTo de deudaB, fu6 pEsuontada anita 10
CODfeunBia de ls Paz On La Haya. NoA'
otE0B lee uGciOnes d6bileD, dtfsndimoa all1
nueatEoB deFethoR." Y
"a dospsCho de todo, VeDt zuols Beguir6
gu paCffCO deBRFFollO, poEqus 0sS question
ha aldo - sEEeglsda lOG hachoB poato
EioTeg non solo inCidGnteg. NoBotr0B GI
principle pag&bamoE & los bloqusadoEO5
pOFque eBtoH uHabRn 10 fusEsR. La d0Ci
sion que tsFminS este oatado do CoBnU, fn6
lR del tribunal de La HsyS. Hoy Vene.
guSIa paga puntuRlm0nts Uus daudas y
Cumpls auB 0bligsCion08."
''sinembRFgO, Ell g,bisEnO americana ha
Eot0 rSlaCiOneB de amiBtad con nOBotrou,
peEo peBRF do cato, Lao FOIaCionoB conner
Oialo8 sRtEo EstsdoB UnidoB nosOtroG.
COntin6an 10 miRm0 quo antsg. La FotuFs
de Eslacionss RmiBtosaB entire FranCis y
VenasuolG no he sItsrado 81 pEogEaso no.
minal de esta E0p6blica".
"AmboB gobiOEuea 81 do FEanota ? Ol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

de loB EAtadoa UnidoV, han EscIamado On
contra do VsnssuOla Bumag que 90 lG est6n
psgando. Por 10 tanto, como los intare.
Ges unidos de ssaB dos naCiOne8 nOs PERU
dican, 20 pidO 4Os esOH gobierno1 eGcuChsn
nusatFa juatG reclamation EN- contra de
osos intaFeses que nm tribunal superior
y Competsnte Olga ts cRntidRd que as'
ciende'.
La Cuenti6n con Hollands COnRidsEo que
ha Dido trAfds pOF M. dc RsuB y el 60
Lisrno do CuTaEaO''.
-El utfloT Lucas Luis V6les, de Toa
B.ia, ha cfroCido Al DspaEtamOnto de Tns'
tFuOCi6n IN 0BpaOio de teErsno en- dOnde
eRigir una eaCue o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

La Hays, AgostO 22.-Ls indication
que han hscho RIgunaB 0RnCillsEfas de QUE
Holanda sospts 81 spOyo de otroB pOdeEaU
para pFoCsdeF contra VsnezuaIa, no he
9ido apEobRds por sBto gObiOFDO. Ho'Rn'
Ga, 81 Castro no EsSponde Batisfs CtoEiNmsn'
to los paa ticulaFeH contenidos en- Gl
pliOgo que & nombFe de cate gcbieFnc, ls
0HtFegar6 en- Caracas el miniStro alCm6r;
decIsTar6 Eor % BolR CueutR Ia gusErs, y
hArG que &c EsEpete de eSs odo 81 hcnOE
de Ia naCi6n. Los pTOpsEatjvOB bsliCoHos
Contir tiAn. AdsmGg Do los buquss acoFA'
gsdoB hOlandegsb GeldeTJaMd y JasObO
HsmmsskeTck que 70 90 hallan en- OguRD
de Venezuela Hs deBpachsF6n tres mas que
aIt6n Iiatog para galiE 81 primer avige.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

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no del Sultan hR anunCiadO, tsaSmiti6ndOl0
asf al gobieEno de TsheE&n, que TstiFaTG
las tropss tuTOAB de tOdas lag poGiOionCs
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pai1sB vienen dsBde hRce largo tempo dis
put6ndoBs ls pOsiCi6n do territorioB fEont0'
Eizog, psEo f:timament0 90 hO COmpFobadO
que TuEqufs ocupB aIgunaB zor as peEter e.
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70 indsbida guREniCionsB turCsB El miBmo
gobisFno del SultGn dice que eSt6 di1pueBtO
4 efOtuaF arEsg'os equitativcB en- 10 que
90 EefsFe & otFos tsEFitORioB er diBputS con
al gobisFaO poEBR.