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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
Election Ordered Under Local Option
Law on Saturday, March 9TH,

Court met in regular session last
Monday with the following officers
present: j. j. Mitchell, presiding
Justice; George ". Coving'on and G.
81 Hoffman, associate Justices; j, j..
Crokc, sheriff, aud j A Lawrence,
clerk
W NJ. Smith, superintendent Of ex-
pendilure Of subscription and sppro
priotion on Wesley Chapel road, flied
settlement, which was approved.
George Rickus. superintendent OF
expenditure on the Knob Lick Road
filed settlement, which was approved
The petition of ". A. Mitchell, Il.
B Jennings and otoers for new road
WAS continued to the regular May
term.
In the matter OF new road petilioned
for by {. l. Rooster, ID +. Horn and
others, County Surveyor Holman was
instructed to view, survey and mark
out SAID road and report at next regu.
lar term. Similar orders were made
in regard to petition Of II Nj. Murphy
and others for now road, aud petition
Of T. II. and G. +. Alexander for
change IN road for purpose Of cuItiva-
ton.
a petition signed by about 1900
voters was presented to the Court ask.
ing that Il special election be called
under the Local Option Law, submit.
ting to the voters Of the county the
question of prohibiting the sale OF in
tuxicatlng liquors in st. Francois
county. The Court made an order fol
an election to be held throughout thC
county on Saturday, the eth day OF
March, the legal notice of such cleo
ton to be published in the Lead Bel
News.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
Bonnie Terre Man in Africa.

Rolla, Mo, Jan. 25.-ln letter
received from Arthur L. Smith, for
merly of Rolla, but who was en-
ployed as one Of party OF engineers
to explore the Congo country in Africa,
he gives an account OF fierce battle
that took place between the natives
and the geological party. Smiths
letter was addressed TO tho geological
department at Washington, ID. c.,
with which he was for time con-
necled. Smith was cue Of an cxplor-
ing party which was sent by the Ryan
and Guggenbeim interests to search for
deposits of copper and other metals in
the Congo country, the discovery OF
which had reached the ears of the
American capitalists. The natives at
tackled the explorers in great numbers
and were driven back only after the
engineers had put up tho most des-
perate resistance in defense of them
selves. The battle lasted for hours,
and the American won only by being
armed with modern rifles and being
provided with ample ammunition. The
letter stated that five of the surveying
party were killed and others wounded
He estimated that there were in the
attacking party at least ono hundred
and twenty-five natives, aud many OF
them were kIled. They were canni-
balls and rushed in apparently without
fear Of the results.
Smith lived at Bonnie Terre, Mo.
and attended the university Of Wiscon-
sin, from which he graduated in the
college of letters and science in 1901.
When he joined the party of explorers
he signed contract for three years.
He has wife living at Bonnie Terre,
Mo-, now,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
Make All Banks Safe. "

MIR. james b. Forgan, the prom
ineut Chicago banker, has unin
tentlonally given the advocates of
the guaranteed bank a slogan
which they will be quick to utilize
He says that he is opposed to the
guarantee of bank deposits because
it would make all banks safe, one
Just AS good AS another, aud for
that reason a man would 90 to any
bank with his money. " He claims
that it would reduce all bankers TO
the same level and there would be
absolutely no reason why anyone
should not drop into the first bank
be came to to deposit his money.
Why shOulds not all banks be SAFE
Is II more important that the big
banks should have an advantage
over the little ones than that the
deposltors aud the business com.
munIty should be protected from
the bank failures9 1t is difficult
10 conceive OF more selfish argu.
ment than that which Mr.. Forgan
presents, and no one can be ex-
prCted to iulOrse his argument
without putting the interest Of the
big banker above the welfare of
the community aud the country at
large. The time is little inoppor
tune for Mr.. FOrgan to speak so
lightly Of the interests of the de
pOsitOr. 1t is only little while
ago that the big banks as well as
the smaller ones had to suspend
payment on checks, and the Chi
cago banks even were issuing
cashiers checks. Why not look
at the question from the stand
point of the depositor for awhile
and give him a voice in the de
termination Of our banking policy?
Mr.. FOrgan says that the stock
holders who supply the capital are
liable for double the amount of the
capital subscribed and that they
have been accustomed to get for
supplying this guaranty to dep0si.
tors all the profits that can be made
in the business" Sometimes,
however, the hundred per cent liza.
bility is not sufficient to protect
depositors, and after the stock.
holders have secured all the pro.
fits that can be made in the bust
ness" they leave the depositors to
hold the bag, but the end of this
one-sided bank policy is near at
hand. The bankers did more than
they expected to do when they
stopped payment on checks-they
taught depOsitors the need of better
guarantees, and now the deposit0rs
in the various states and in the
nation are insisting that banks
shall be made 30 good that man
will not have to spend his time
watching the officials or lose sleep
for fear his deposit may disappear.
Make all banks safe" is good
campaign cry. and it will prove an
effective one il the Republican
leaders prefer to follow the advice
of the big banks and ignore the in
terests of depositors. The Com.
mOner.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
THE CHILDREN.

We extend thanks to our friends aud
neighbors for the kindness shown us
during the Illness aud death Of our
husband and father. May they never
want for friends in times OF ned.
Mps n. j COUNTS
and children.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07

George Kuchelmeister, one Of the
old citizens of Jefferson county, died
onthe 18th nit. aged 81 years.
The Womsn's Relief Corps of Cape
Girardeau decorated every passer by
with carnation on Mckinley day,
Jan. 2S.
A tree reading room has been estab.
lished at the Methodist church at Ca.
ruthersville, we'll supplied with books
aud magazines.
John HOnea, section hand work
ing on the Iron Mountain near Pied.
mont, was instantly killed on the 2Stb
ult by being struck by train.
Toll Wilson of Hayti attempted to
board a moving train On the 29th ult.
and fell and was cut to pieces. Moth
ing was known of it until his mangled
body was found.
The Poplar Bluff Republican says
that there are people down there mean
enough to steal papers and magazines
from the Y. NJ. c. A. reading room.
A correspondent Of the Po.osi indie
pendent says there ia a rumor that the
plant OF the Bonnie Terre Company al
Herculaneum is to BIO moved to Sum.
NIT.
just received stock OF granite
ware. Phone 81 Sprott e. Co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
Baseball League Probable.

A movement is on foot to organize
league among the towns of this Sec
ton. The circuit will probably be Sc.
lected from the following towns: Fla,
River, Pennington, Bonnie Terre, De-
Soto, lockwood, Festus, Frederick
town and Ste. Genevieve. A meeting
of those interested will be held some
time this month. for the further con-
sideration Of the project.
You will enjoy aye Olde Folkes
Concert" at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07

For Sale-rhree Jacks, one King
Chester Saddle Stallion, one registered
berdeen-Angus Bull aud three thor.
oughbred Bull calves.
w. n. FILMING, Executor,
Estate of S. 7. Fleming.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07

"The Simple Life" is the one that
saves money, health, JOY, reputation
and much else. 1t will be attractively
presented with wit aud wisdom mex
Wednesday night, February 18th. at
the NJ + Church by Marshall Crouch.
No student of the Seminary, College,
or High School should miss this. BE-
sure TO be present.
Mrs. James Hinkle of Scott county
is under arrest for the murder of her
husband by poisson, so she could marry
another man. Hinklc lived long
enough after the poison was given to
tell the attending physician what was
the matter with bin, Thomas Duyall
will also be arrested.
Two young boys Is and II years
old, who lived near Morehouse, had a
quarrel on the goth, which resulted in
Edwood Martin, the younger one, be-
ing shot by Fred Talbert. The con-
dition Of the wounded boy is very seri-
Gus and the other boy is under arrest
Charles Rodgers, brakeman, fell
from n car between Delta and Elwood
on the 18th and was instantly killed.
He lived in DeSoto, and the body was
taken there for burial.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our many friends aud also
to Rev. l.. NJ. Thompson, for tho
kindness shown us in our late trreave.
ment, in the loss Of our dear mother,
Helen A. Schwartz
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07

The Kennett Democrat says there Is
not a vacant house In that town for
rent and advises people with money to
invest in buildings to rent at once to
supply the demand.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
The Only Kidney Remedy

is Smiths Kidney Remedy. Your
druggist will refund your money il
after taking one bottle you are not sat.
lsfed with results so cents by L
NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-02-07
For Sale

Rhode Island Red ROSTERS, belong
ing to prize winning strain. Apply to
TIMES office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
ResoluciOnes iudiGiaIes.

Aver tarde 10 aecci6n primsrs dc lR
Corts de eBte diBtrito diot6 las EiguisnteB
res0lucioneR:
sentenCia CondenRndo jose WonaF 4
pagan la American Grocery 3O8 dollars,
intsrsasB legAles y CostaH
DsBsstim6 IL moCi6n de Juan MoIIfa'
Ileda pRetendiendo la nuli1ad de an remR'
to On autos entire Manuel F. Rosy y Da'
miana HueEtaH'
CaConden6 Alfonso Beragano & rsci'
biz an tabaCo de los Estsdos Unidos que ID
vondieBan BaBilio PifiaEo de la Carolina
y & dsvolvor 81 precio con uua interessB =
CostaS, aaf como 81 importe do todoB lou
gRntoB cauBades.
Aprob6 Ia CusntR divisoria de bioneB de
Jossfa Mendfa.
Y hR deOIaYado con lugaESSlaS demands
dc divorcio de RoBalfa Santana contra Al
bsrt6 Murch, CaIsatina Muiioz con MaTcs
limo saIdsna , Maria Ramirez contra En-
Pique RoaBall6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
Comisionss de Ia Camara

Los siguientes stHDTsB constituyen las
ComiGionsa do Ia C6mREa de deIPgadoB.
ObrAB p6blicas: Blondet, Trelleg, Mufio0
Rivera, BarCel6 y Vivaldi.-Leyea copia-
das y TegiBtradRB: VlhaB ViaH Ochoteco,
Zsno Gambia, Santoni Guerra. Cuontaa
eleCCiOneB: ARrillsgS Blondst, Barcel6,
Muhos Rivera LarrauTi gricuItuEa
manufacture: Ds!gsdo, GsoHgetti, Blon-
dst, COlbeFg y S5l6.-ImpresoB: solsr, Col.
berg, ElzabuTu, BOrges Bull LluVsFag.
-LegiSlaCi6n: Was OchoteCo, SoleE, Ma
tionE0 CintE6n, Tizol, Torres, Santoni y
Guerra .-InstituCiOnes , terrenog p6blicoi:
Torres, AErillSga, LIuvsrss, Joncepci61 y
Guerra. -CorpoEaciones: UBers, BarceI6,
DslgRdo, Virells y ColbeTg r aglsmen-
tor; Audinot, UsaFa, Mnfoz Rivera, El.
zaburu y Torres. Trabsio; Sol6, GsoE.
getti, santoni, BOrgss y ViFolla.-H Aciea.
de- y pEeEupuesto: M6ndez CaFdona, Mu-
h3S Rivera, Emo Gambia, Ds1gsdo, Tre-
lies, MAtisnzo Clinton Vivaldi -Policfa:
TrsllOS, LRErauri, VivAldi, TizoI y Guerra.
--IuutruCci6n p6blicA: Zsno Gambia, Solar,
ElEaburu, BuilI.LluvsEaH y Arrilaga.-
BonsfcsnCiR; BlrFsraV, Ussra, Blondat,
Conception Buill.-.sanidRd: Audinot,
BAETerRE, zsnO Gondfs, ElzRburu y So.
leE.
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EN- EL GONSHO
EEGUTIVO

Eata mafGna &. lR1 dies, di6 comiengc
Il Beai6n ca 81 COnBsio Executive con aaia
tenOia dc los fi9FeB ConseieroB uiguianteg:
Acufis, del Valle, Dexter, Dies Navarro
GFshame, GTomsE, 6auchsz Morales y
Ward.
81 presidents sen II del Vale, someti6
& IL aprobaci6n del ConBsjo 81 aCts ante
rioE dsSpueE de apFobRda, 81 necrataaio
Mr.. BENEFIT, di6 leCtuFs & lo8 liguientel
prOyectoB que fusron pFsBsntados.
O. B 1, por Mr.. GFAhAme para ensan
char 81 teFEeno frente s Ia oRilIa del mar
en San Juan, mediante la construction de
dGr1enas en- 81 puerto. Pas6 & la Comi.
8i6n de hsCienda y pResupuesto.
@. B. 2, por Mr.. GFahame, para en-.
mendar ID Icy titulsds "Ley para enmen.
daT Les secciones 10, 12, 13. IA, 15, II,
%, "a y 81 dc una Icy titulada 'sLey pro-
veyendo para 81 manteuimiento y poIicial
de los CaminoH p6blicog en la islR dc Puer'
70 Rico, apRobRda On Mario 8 del 1905, ,
para reglamentaE ls vsloCidad ? pRoyear
licenCia1 de autom6viIeE , para Otron fnes
apTObada en- Mario IA del 1907, Pas6 &
Il comisi6n de obFaG p6biC
q. B 3, por Mr.. GFahRmo para Onmen'
daE 81 aEtfculo 366 del C6digo penal
g. B. 3, poF Mr.. Grahame, para snmen.
dRT 81 sPtfculo 366 del c6digo penal. Pa
SO q Ia ComiGi6n do 10 Judicial leyeu
generates.
CB4, por Mr.. Ward, fiando 81 pre-
aupueEto do los gastoB neceBarios para 81
SoBtenimiento del gObieFno de Puerto Ri
co, el afio econ6mico que terminark en- SO
de JuniO de 1909 otrOB fines. Pas6
Ia Comisi6n de impreBos
OBJ 5, por Mr.. DisS, para enmendaE
eI artfculo 1874 del C6digo civil. Pan6
y COmiSi6u de justiCia y leyoB gens-
FaleB.
CB6, por Mr.. Dfag, para enmendar
los artfculos 342 343 del C6digo dc
EnjuiciAmiento Criminal aobFe Ii ejeCu'
Ci6n de ID peual capital.
OBJ Z, poE Mr.. Dfsz, para enmendar 81
Articulo S56 del C61igo de Eniuiciamisnto
Criminal , para dsTogar tOdas Les lsyeI
que Be opong&n & 10 pFesents.
CB s, poF Mr.. Dfaz, para enmendar
81 aEtfculo 299 del C6digo de EniuiciR'
miento Civil para otToH fines.
CB 8, por Mr.. Dias, para snmsndAr
sdiCional 81 articulo 70 del C6digo de
EnjuiCiGmiento Criminal, aprobada On 10
de Mario do 1902 Este Loo demGa,
paBRron la comini6n de 10 judicial le'
yer generates
OtrcH proyectoH fueTon pFeBentados que
mRfiAna be leOr6n pOr aus tftuloB. HR'
bi6ndoGs agotado lR oFden del dfs g di6
por tegminads Ia session hRuta mahanR q
Ia mismR bora.
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FL bot8 "Maruja" naufrag6 en- eI
puerto.

EI viaje que hizo hoy 81 vapor de Ca
talo Ia una de la tsFds, Bs FstaEd6 msdis
hoTa mas de 10 que aCostUmbFa debido q
un incident0 que oCurEi6 On 81 puerto.
+ Inf6rmase que 81 individuo Francisco
Moll, que viRjabs on un bote pequtno lis
mRdo "MaEuja" entire CatAfio y sata Ciu.
dad, 10 vic punto de perder IL vida POI
hRber sozobra1o Ia menoionadR embaEos
Ci6n en- 81 canal por donds tienen que pa
saF loG vapoEeB.
81 capitsn del vapor que hRca IL ira
vsafa entire esta Ciudad Catano, 10 VIC }
puuo proR 4 eI-logEando uacarIo deBpu6n
de muchos trabajeB FL n6ufrago die
llsmarBe Francisco Moll, ahadiendo que
cuando fue auxiliado por 81 vapOFCito, "a
haciR media horG que sstAba On 81 aqua
luchRndo CON Las olRs.
EI bot0 On que sndAbR % fN6 Rl giFete
90 Bupone perdido. Moll ten pEOntu
lIGg6 eBta Ciudad, parti6 para Cntano en-
uno de loE boteB BurtO On 81 musllo.
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Ia reunion de anOGha.
Sc disGuten en- principle las bases
para Ia Incorporation de Ia en-
pTGSa.
Ea ID pTd1Inl sOsItR 50 dOSDgnaTiA los ClTgO'
dOla luRtl dlrsstIVH.

En- 81 dsspacho de los nefoEes BaIseiro
Georgstti Bs reunierOn Rnoche vaFios de
los uefioTes que estau ConStituyendo la
empreua industrial que para la ConfacCi6n
y venta de CigaFrillog SO eBtableCsT6 On
brsye en- euta Ciudad. OonCurEieEon loG
uenores Mufoz Rivera, De Diego, Rafael
Balseiro, J, T. Silva, D. Sol6 y Eduardo
GeoEgstti.
Sc disCutierOn On principle slgunaB ba'
sss de Il empress Las que lUego seE6n So
metidag una reunion mss amplia y 90
brevs 70 pEoCedsr6 4 la incorporation le'
gal de la empress.
Un gran edifCi6 Ba ConutFuiBk para f.
brican } oiCinas On San Juan el capital
necssario para estabIeCaFlas eBt6 70 cons
tituido, dej6ndoss las nuevas soliCitudsl
de acCiones para CRso de CreeF neCeaaEia
IL emili6n de mayor ndmeFo do elias pue-
todas estSn VI tOmRdRg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
BGNCO De PUERTO RICO.
Jelnta General Ordjnaria de aocionistaG
de 1908.
ConvOcatOriG.

En- cumplimisnto del aTtfouIo 42 dc lou
Estatutos BoCinles sa convocR loG gehoFeI
aCCioniatss de eBtO BsnCo para Junta ge
neral ordinaEia que habr6 de cel0bEargs 81
5 dc FebFsro pr6ximo Ii una de 81 tar
de On 81 domiOi!io social On e1tA capital,
TetuGn g..
De1de esta fecha quedR expue1ta 81 pu
blico en- 81 Banco Ia lista dc RcCionistal
con derecho delibsrar = vOtRr on la
Junta.
DurAnta los ocho dfag anteriore1 81 dc
Ia celebration de Ii Junta, Is sscretaFfa
del BAnco facilitar6 papalatAa de anisten.
Cis LOS seiiorsB aCcioniEtas que las soil
citen.
San Juan, IS de Enero de 19O8.-M.
Panisgua, PrsSidente.
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Avisamos q las personals, que
sollcltan suscriblrse 4 este diar
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene aeon
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale Dor un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $50.
Por un afto $500. PQoo an
ticipQdo.
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DOCTOR LUIS cGso 7 SOTO.
0PTInn.

0PTIG0.
De PaSo para Santo Domingo y Cuba
offeCs por pOCog dias en- esta capital, calIs
de e Luna 30, altos de 10 9. m. , de
i q 9 ?. M. Bus HORviCio1 PROFESSIONALS, hn.
ciend0 EsOonocimionto dc IL viuta , despa.
OhAndo en- q aCtO guB propiag prs1Cripoio.
nog y les Dc tOdOg Io1 0culigtau.
Colo1sl 1uItido de OriStaleI armada.
FsB De todas ClaI01 y foEmAa. Galantisa
nH. tEabaioA g onOaTga de ndquirir Cri
- a, Ia V''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
RARI.S RAzlR.

Sc acaban de Teoibir CarteraB fno1Ipsrs
CaballFou. PortamonedaB para sfiorng..
CualIoB fSanOaos "a vaRias foRma1. AbVi'
goa de tafstEn negro, coTtos IaFgos con
Cuolloa bordados. Cinturones de Cuero
fino para cabaIIoFoL CaIcstina. finos
franCe1es para cabaIIercs PahusIoS bor'
dadoS con inicialeg con batista de hilo
Clase fms. ChaleB ds aIgod6n foEma man
tillas en- bIanOO, negro, azul y ron, Is
Cantavos uno. L6mpa1as de cEigtaI de
BohemiR para lug sI6cEficR. Guants lar
goB de hilo>y do Beda. MitoneB caladoB n
blanC0 negro ds vaEiog pEcCiol
Tod08 loG dins Ilegan novedndeg al spa
EfI Bazar" de Pedro Giu1t, FoEtaIe1a 27.
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Union de Puerto Rico.
SECRETARLA.

Los aehoreS Espre8sutsnteB & ls Asam
bloa General del dia 18 del corriente,
debeEeu proveerHe on la SecrstaFfa de la
Junta Central, San Frsncigco 80, dc Ia
correspondence tSEjeta aiu lG que no He
RdmitiF& IL entFada & persons alguns,
San Juan, r. r. EnerO is dc 1908 =
Pedro EIsabNrM. sscretario general.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
ELEcAMTE eALZAgO:

ReCusrden las peFuonas de quito que On
IL s'PaImensna'' de los 1efiors1 j. PieFaa
Compaffs, Bs vsnds eIegant9 ca'zado ,
magnffcos trsjo1 para cabaIleEos y nifo1 s
preCion aumamGnto m6dicoA No OIvidar'
1s. Fortaleza 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

OADA Ola OBTIENE mayor popu.
Iaridad q magnfico Ron San Luiu, como.
Cido gsneraImento con q nombRo da Ex
poiCi6n. PrspaEado , embOtsIIado por
lo1 usfioEe AlYnHez HeEmGnou, 10 oontiene
ninguna Bu1llois nooiva , ID pgueba o
gran domand9. Dep6sito ean Jo-s 6
RdmoEo 7, -
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InpartantIsIn0.

Para arreglar asuOtou de musbleI PEN
dienteI con loB que uuscEiben gs les sviGa
s IBmael Bell , Ramon Vidal para qus
paIsn poE asta oioina. San Juan, Enaro
Is de 1908 --Arrivt Hnanos. FoFtaIega 25.-
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Sc ALQUILAN .habitaCiones para
guardRr musbleI = an CuAFtO miTadoE, pA-
r. caballaEo solo. CViato 10, altoa infoE'
maEfn, 16V&
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AIIsa iIOs lggLllL0s.

Lou a1pirAnteu ingre1o Ga IL EuCusla
inGuIaE do snfsEmeEaB, deben diEigiE gul
noIiCitudsa 81 PEo1idsnto Do la ICuela,
apaTtado de coEEeo Dtm. 1,1O8. - Y.
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AYIsO. -Hsgo uaber 81 oomsrcio ep
general poE sl presents que no me hago
Esgponsabls nipguna cuanta que no Ssa
Contraida por mf-AlejandginG AleTs.
San SabaGtian, Enero de 1908. s ~. :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15

En- e-ta inpPents = ysnda papsl de
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-15
GABLES De- HOY.
Ss b aRIaza10 "a TaspuGsla a las
lItImaS pIOpOSiCioleS dsI JBD6B.
Gran entusiasmO Do d pTslsa espa-
ii0la con mOtiv0 del viajs del rev
Alfonso a Ia America Latina.
C0lGOslOnos quo hleo d
Brl8II { los ESfidOS UnIlOs,

Warrington, EneEo 15.-La HaspuestaG
dltimas pEoposicioneB del JAp6n rtfsFsn-
teB 81 Rsunto emigFaci6n 0tror paTti
culREe1 de trasCandencis que pod1fan afsc.
tar 81 ComeFcio libYe Ga, MAnc huRia, h6se
acoRdado apIazarIa debido q Ia difaFenCia
de CriteFio, gobFe lR eicRciR de tsI Eespueu.
t., entire log depaEtamentoB do Estado Co.
meHCio. Id6age e1tUdiaE detanidamente 81
asuntO, para Fe1oIVeEle de plano armoni.
Esndo ID difsF0nOiA de paEeCeEel que ell
mismo eptre laG dos SsCFstRFiaB, motiVR.
Madrid, EneTo Is LA pPansa dc ests
capital, con EaEag exoepcioneg, muesEFana
entusiRamRdfs con motive de ID excur.
sion ID America Latina, que pFoyscta 81
reY don AlfonBo XIII. AfHmnn les gran.
dsa diaIioB de eBta Corte, que ora excuP-
sion ha de Tevivir In hsgemonfa de Espsfa
on 81 Nusvo Mundo, FeBiBtiendo poE medic
de COmerCiRl GolidaTidad aian4amianto
de nexoB de raza 10 que los Citado. gram
des diRriol denominan ''intFuui6n anglo
gAjona". CI6s la prenSa que Ia vinita del
i6vsn nonRTCa eBpgfiol { 10 America dc
Bolivar San Martin, Bervig6 de frme
bare s trascendental y efsCtivo pan EatiNis.
mo. No Be- hR EugaEido 81 que don Alton
90 vigits tam5i6n loa EOtados Unidog. lie
incitan que Visito Mexico, Cuba , le
Argentina.
New York, Enero 15.-Despachos reci.
bidos ca egta Ciudad poF IL pTensa asocia-
do proCedenteS de Rio Janeiro, diosn
que ca estR Ultima capital Ii hoBpitAIidsd
que 90 hR bEindado lG eEcuRdEa del al'
miERnts Evans, hR Gido muy generoua.
La vista do ls fltR americana &
dioha capital ~ Rfiaden las CitadaB mott
CiaB Cablegr6fcaB-hRn movido 81 gobiOF.
no bEssiler0 an acto dc Guma importan.
ciR pare el comGrcio americana. DiCho
gobieFnO TeBolvi6 que, ca Conmemoraci6n
de ID vista , tambi6n Considerando 81
gran consume , prsferoncia que sn los
EStRdoa UnidoI % de al cafe del Brasil,
OBta pafs lanERr6 nm decEeso Rduanero EObR.
jRndo un 20 poE cientO lou deTechos de
importation sobFe CiertoH RFtfculoB noEte
ameRiOanog.
PeEnambuco, Enero 15.-Los cheques
entire lau policiR y lo1 mREineEoB, inf6Fma.
Hs oiciAImente poE las autoTidadeg supa.
riores locales, que no han tsnido u i'm.
portanCiR tslegrRfRds en- loB pFimerOB
momOntcs por algunog CorresponBales de
peEi6dicos extrAnjeFos Fue-Bsgdn in.
foFmRn dichaB autoTidRdeI-un simple in.
Cidente entire ID poliCia , I'm gEupo do ma,
rinerol que bAj6 & TERRA pars OOnoCer la
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