davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Murder and Suicide.

Morristown, N. j., June A.-What Is
believed to have been a murder and
suicide was disclosed yesterday when
the bodies Of Frank Ferrance and
Mrs. Margaret Litz were found In a
field near here.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
NINE KILLED HY EXPLOSION.

Premature Blast Of Dynamite Kills
Construction Men.
Winnipeg, Man., June IA prema-
ture explosion Of dynamite occurred.
yesterday afternoon at Chambers
Bros camp, east of here on the
Grand Trunk-Pacifc construction,
work. Nine members Of the station
gang were killed and several others
were injured.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
ExplosIon Eatal "a 1hree.

Lexington, KY, June IA. 80 While
working yesterday on the railroad
near Paragon. Noah Fugate and Oban-
lon Parry were killed and Tolman
Trlplett fatally injured by an explo.
sion.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Kills Wife and SELF.

New Liskeard, Ont. June 13.--In a.
At Of Jealousy Charles s. Marshall
shot his wife dead, then put a bullet
through his own brain at carlton,
near here. The pair had quarreled.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Found House Burned,

Eau Claire, Wis, June 12.-Ernest
Lege and family drove to town to
spend the evening visiting, and when.
they returned home they found that
their house. four miles out, had been
burned down, the destruction being
complete. The house cost $4,000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Found Murdered.

Manning, Iowa, June Is. ~ Cory
with blood and his head crushed in,
Joe Dillingham; was found dead in
the stock yards here yesterday, and
his brother, Frank Dillingham; is lock.
ed up in jail, charged with the muir
der. Esg Y
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Artist is Drowned.

New York, June 14.-John McGreer,
q landscape artist, sixty-nine years Of
age, who until recently lived in Chi
cago, was drowned in the Hudson.
river yesterday az the result Of an &C.
cident.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Bow prowns IN couIee.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Jeun 14.-Mi-
chael. the twelve-year.old son of Theo,
fe1 Osowski Of Mimic, was mysterious
ly drowned in a coulee nea Red river
while his parents were absent in War.
saw.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
DROP CERTIFICATE PLAN.
Open Rate to National Educational
Association Convention.

Association Convention.
Winona, Mimi, June 10. - 1t was
announced yesterday by Secretary
Shepard Of the National Educational
association that in order to conform
to the recent ruling Of the interstate
commerce commission, Central Pas
senger association and Trunk Line
from the certificate plan to the round
trip %oren:rate plan for tickets to the
Cleveland convention June 80 TO July
8, leaving rates, Gates. Of sale and
ticket conditions tie same as hereto
fore.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Farmer Killed in Runaway.

Baraboo. Wis, June IA. ny Charles
Reinhard, a well known farmer Of
West1eld, was killed in a runaway on
wednesday. His body was not found
until yesterday.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
Platform Falls; several Hurt.

Montgomery, Ala, June IA. - More
than q dozen persons 8 hurt,
none Of them seriously, yesterday at
Capitol Heights. q suburb Of Mont.
gomery, when the platform used to a
commodate participants in the unlveil.
ing of a statue Of Gen. Robert e. Lee
collapsed. e8
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
THREE MILLION Logs.
Make Record Trip From Lake Itasca
Y&G &4 To Bemidii!

Wake Record Trip From Lake itasca
to Bemidji.
Bemid;i, June IA drive Of S,O00,-
900 logs has arrived at the inlet Of
Lake Irving, where the Mississippi
river flows into the lake, being in
charge Of L. Amadon, who cut and
banked the logs last winter, near the
sItasca State Park. This drive of logs
was brought from Lake Itasca in ex-
actly thirty days, which is a record
breaking feat. In driving logs down
the Mississippi! river.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
cRAzED FROM HUNGER; MAY DIE
Man Is Locked. in Freight Car for Sew
en-Days and Nights.

Man Is Locked IN Freight Car for Sew
en.Days and Nights.
New York, June 14.-Crazed from
want Of food and water, Chester A..
,O'Connell, a machinist of Bath Beach,
was rescued from a freight car in the
Harlem yards yesterday and taken&to.
Linccln hospital, where it was said he
might die.
O'Conlell was working in Jackson
vile, Fla, and losing his job crawled.
into a freight car laden with potatoes
to make his way back to New York.
While he was asleep in the car the
door was locked and the car started
northward. For seven days and
nights he was locked in the car.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
LABOR MEN HAVE PLANK.
Want Anti-lnjunction Stand in Repub
Iican Platform,

w ant tII-IHJuHcIIo Stand IN Repub.
lican Platform.
Chicago, June 14.-President Sam.
uel Gompers, Secretary James Morri-
son, John Mitchell and several other
members of the executive committee
of the American Federation Of Labor
have arrived with a tentative anti-in-
junction plank, which they will en-
deavor to have Incorporated in the.
platform Of the Republican party.
President Gomrers expressed conf
.dence that he and his colleagues
would secure the insertion Of the
plank.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
FIRED FROM MOVING TRAIN.
Alleged Box Car Thieves Are Attack
ed by Other Hoboes.

ed by Other Hoboes.
Waterloo, Iowa, June 10. G. D.
Robinson and Clarence johnson Of
Cuba, Ill, it is alleged robbed a box,
car near Vintcn last night and then
were thrown from a moving train by
other tramps. One hobo. shot John
sons necktie off, and both boys were
hurt in the fall. w. N. Sliker of
Whitestcne, N. Y, one of the &C
cused, was caught in Waterloo, an
other was captured in Parkersburg,
another is held in Vinton as a wit
ness, while the fourth was caught at
Dixie. They refused to give their
identity.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
NEWS OF WEEK SUMMARIZED
Digest Of the News Worth Telling Con.
densed for the Busy
Reader.

Reader.
Washington.
John S. Leech, the new public print
or, has taken charge of the govern
ment printing Office.
The navy department. announces
that the battleship South Carolina,
10 building at the Cramps shipyard,
will be launched on July IL. She is
of 10000 displacement and q sister
ship to the Michigan, launched sew
eral weeks ago.
In order to increase our CONNER
cial relations with Great Britain and
Ireland by facilitating the sending Of
parcel post packages of merchandise
to those countries, Postmaster Gen
eral Meyer has increased the weight
limit to eleven pounds, effective
July /.
On July Z, by operation of recent
law, the Office Of the solicitor of the
navy will he separated from that Of
judge advocate general and new and
separate ofice-that of solicitor of the
navy 6epartmcnt-will be organized,
with Edwin P. Hanna, the present SIS
lcitor, at it's head. 4
The treasury department announces
that a new counterfeit national ten
dollar banknote, series of 1902, issue
of Feb. Is, 1908. on the First National
Bank of New York, is in circulation.
The note is a poorly executed photo
mechanical production and bears the
portrait Of Mckinley.
PERSONAL.
D. H. Mcmillan, district federal
judge of New Mexico, is dead at Den
yer.
c. w. Wangler, druggist and capital
list, died at Waterloo, Iowa, of kidney
trouble.
The death is announced at Brussels
Of Jules Lambeaux, the Belgian
sculptor.
Rev. DR.. George E. Merrill, presi-
dent of Colgate university, died at
his home in Hamilton, N. Y.
Dr.. Enoch Vine Stoddard, formerly
president Of the New York state board
of charities, is dead at Rochester.
A. J.. Burt, for many years auditor
of the Michigan Central railroad, died
suddenly at Detroit, Mich, from heart
disease.
Rev. G. I. Handkerchief, for sixty
four years a Methodist minister in
Missouri, died at st. Joseph, aged
e%ighty-three.
Charles T. Miller of Elkhart, Ind,
has been nominated for congress by
the Republicans of the Thirteenth IN
diana district.
Father Balfour, ffty-eight years old,
assistant pastor Of Corpus Christi
church at Galesburg, Ill, dropped
dead of heart disease.
Col. William Louis Stone, of note
as a writer OF American historical
subjects, died at Mount Vernon, N.
Y, aged seventy-five years.
Frank Frorer, millionaire bank pres
ident and mine owner, died at Lin.
NOlA, Lilly, dS ShO Oou1I VI oil dSSdulL
by highway robbers in midday March
q.
Announcement has been made that
Provisional Governor Magoon of Cuba
will not go to Cuba to act as umpire
On the commission to settle disputed
land cases.
Marie Antoinette Smith, widow OF
the late Langdon (Denver) Smith, the
well known newspaper writer, was
found dead at her home in Brooklyn.
Death was due to mercurial poison.
ing.
William Smith King, aged seventy.
eight, one Of the first riders Of the ia.
nous pony express between st. 10.
Seph, Mo-, and the Pacific coast in
pioneer days and an Indian fighter, is
dead at his home in Amazonia, Mo.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18

. ,HTs..'I. a.EEN4M# M.aa-H.FH-
H. j. Mccormick, a we'll known at.
torney at Watertown, N. Y, has been
arrested on a charge Of forgery.
J. w. Pilkington committed suicide
at Mobile, Ala, by shooting. Worry
v e financial matters, it is said, was
the cause.
After a campaign of extraordinary
bitterness the voters of Sedalia, Mo-,
rolled up a majority of S4S against
local option.
The American Piano company
with ar authorized capital of $12,-
100000 has been incorporated at
Trenton, N. j.
District Attorney John B. Moran Of
Boston has been informed by his
physicians that he is suffering from
tuberculosis and that he must imme-.
diately seek a different climate. He
will do as they order.
The famous French novelist, Paul
Bourget, advocates the return to the
old Mosaic law as a punishment for
murder. Murderers should pay the
penalty for their crime with their
own lives, according to Bourget.
A posse Of farmers and constables
who had searched the woods near
Newton for Edward Schiriman, the
man charged with the shooting Of
Ida Potter to death on Main street at
Danbury, Conn, has returned, having
failed to find their man.
R. A. Gromley, thirty-fve years old,
Of Detroit, Mich, committed suicide
in his room at the Auditorium Annex
in Chicago. No cause could be as
signed by the hotel employees for the
act.
A fine Of $4,000, the maximum
penalty, was paid in the United
States district court at Portland, Me-,
by George F. TORY, the w~aterville
mail order house proprietor. The
sentence was imposed recently by
Judge Hale for conspiracy to defraud
the government Of postage on second
class matter.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
From Abroad.

A prize Of $4,000 has been offered
by Marmengaude Of Paris for the
first aeroplanist who remains in the
air for thirty minutes.
The Victorian cabinet has adopted a
program for the states reception Of
the American feet. The Americans
will have free transportation on all
the railroads during the visit.
Lloyd G. Griscom, American ambas-
sador to Rome, has notified the state
department that .4e municipality Of
San Marino has ratified an extradi-
ton treaty with the United States.
The International miners congress
at Paris adopted resolutions in favor
of the naturalization Of mines, but
upon the condition that miners be
secured in their right to preserve
their union organizations.
The Portuguese chamber Of depu-
ties adopted the reply to the address
of King Manuel on the opening Of the
%cortes, and a vote of confidence in
the governments ability to carry out
the program announced in the kings
address,
The expiration of the ultimatum is
sued by Gen. Snarski, demanding in
demnity for damages suffered by Rus
sian subjects at the hands OF Persian
bandits, finds the Russian foreign Of
flee without definite information as
to the outcome of the negotiations.
The heirs of Antoine Siger, the
mayor of Fort de France, Martinique,
who was assassinated April 20, dur
ing a political encounter, have enter.
ed a civil suit for damages in Paris
against the governor Of Martinique.
This action has been taken at Paris
because the governor cannot be sued
in the colonial courts.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-18
sins and sinners.

The body Of Thomas Martin was
found in q lot at Brunswick, N. j. IT.
is believed he was robbed and MUIR
idered.
Louis M. Koch, a well known club
man Of Toledo. shot and killed him.
self at his home. The motive is not
known.
The Bank Of Jalisco, in the city Of
Guadalajara, Mexico, was swindled8
out Of $4,000 by one Of the cleverest
swindles ever worked in that coun-
try. s@
The dead body Of Anna Luchinski.
nine years old, Of Standard, Pa, was
found in a box car: Her throat indi-
Gated that she was choked to death
after having been outraged. Charles
Williams, q young negro who found
the dead girl, Is being detained.
Word reached the City of Mexico
that bandits attacked a pay train on
the way to the Las Grandes mines,
near Balsas, in the State Of Guerrero.
OF the escort Of four men three were
killed and one wounded. -Four thou.
sand dollars were stolen. Rurales
are in pursuit Of the highwaymen.
After lying in wait for nearly nine
hours, Sarah Konet, a young Russian
trained nurse, shot and killed DR..
William Auspitz, a physician, in the
vestibule of an apartment house in
New York. The woman declared she
had shot the physician because he
had wronged her.
Twenty years in prison were meted
out to Patrick Mullen at Fernie, con-
victed at Winnipeg on a charge of
manslaughter. ! Mullen was arrested
at Great Falls, Mont, about a month
ago. He got into a scufhe at a dance
with Angelo Orlando. and during the
fracas Orlando was killed. Mullen
fed to the States, but was traced by
the police and brought back.
In a fight between fifteen Checotah.
persons and citizens of Eufaula, Okla,
on the streets Of {Eufaula, F.. M.
Woods, deputy constable Of Eufaula,
and Joseph Parmenter Of Chekota
were shot. Woods probably will die.
Parmenter's wound is not dangerous.
The trouble started when Woods at
tempted to disarm Parmenter. About
fifteen shots were fired in all.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

das, languldas.
P ero aquella
moda va paso.
Lo que hoy dia
cautiva a la MAJ
yoria de 10 S
honbres, es la
clase de belleza
que solo da Ia
salud. Hoy la
mujer debe te-
ner ojos viyos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

Seds dirigirfa & las Potencias una Bolsmne
protesta CoutrR dichs deRiguRCi6n.
-Eata en- San Juan ca aBuntog psEticu'
lYrsg 81 stflor L. BarFeiTo, de HumRcaO.
-IuformeB de Gusyama notician que
aI iuaz municipal Btilor Ramos pTeaentaTa
en- Marco pY6ximo Is Tenuncis de Bu car
90 con objsto de dediosTse al ejsrcicio de
Ia prtfssi6D. Sc habfs noticisdo que di'
CHI renuncia Bsrfa preasntads principles
do sAte mrs.
-El "Petit Bleu" anunoiR que Ingla'
terra ha ceIebrado an aCueTdo con ell Es'
tado Libre del Congo para Ia celebration
de una Iinea f6rFes entire Lsdo ls from
terra c0ngoltiia.
DurREte una de las excuFsioaes eBta
aefiora puso Bus ioyaH en- una balija que
no perdi6 de vista nj un nom snto; 81 re-
grsSsr "a hotel Ia bslija continuabR en-
81 poder, pero las joYaH habfan desapa.
Tecido.
Con objeto de asistir las pr6ximaB
aesiones de Ia RsRmbles legislative. Sc en-
cuentTa an eBtR ciudad 81 LIDO. }. Vfas
Ochoteco, de HumacRo.
La Btfi yrisa Elvira Capetillo tFatR de
hacer reformaB an Ia casa que ha adquiHi
do en- la cslIe de "Duffaut' en SAnturCe
Nuevss cOnstruccionea, 90 informa que
aar6n hechaB en- bEavs en- esq calle, llenan'
do los hueCos de los aolsFeg que en- ella
existen,
Sc estSn cambiando las viejaH trayie'
saH de Ia via de los caTroS el6ctEicos entire
laB paradss 8 y dc Puelta de TERRA.
Sc informs que 0lgunos comerCiRnteH
de esta ciudad Rcudir6n al Comisionado
del Interior intsEesando sea Compue,tn Ell
tFozo del camino que da acCeso 4 los alma
Genes del feFEocRrFil.
Ell sefioT Eduardo GsoTgetti, hacen'
dado en- Barceloneta HumsCso, 30 infoT
ma que es uno de los prinoipa'ea acCiOnia.
tau de la nuava empTegs industrial que Sc
eHt6 Constitnyendo entire cRpitaliatas ia
dustrisles rcsidentes On el pats
Ell iseves poF ls nochs, sufef6 una
cafdR de vn caballo Ell BefoT Rsm6u Lilo
vet, habiando recibido vsTias contusiones.
Ell oficial dc Banidad de FajsEdo in
form6 aI dapaTtsmento de Banidad que en-
squeI pueblo hsy tres CaBos de hsbTe
tifoidea
Sc enouentTa en- ests Ciudad 81 cabo
dc penaIep de Ia c6rcal de MsyagiisE Pedro
Rodrfguez Colon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
SUGIEREN QUE Sc
reparG Ia plaza de
Adiuntas.
Sc v1t6 una nrdenanza pidisndO au-
tOrizaCi6n para InVRrtiI $I.lI6.
"a sseeIdn 50 Do IlvjgsQta 10y uunleIpiIr nOT-
ma IN taRtD las airlhuClanGs d los lyul-
limIGRiOs.
(Do maestro oorresponSaI espeoial).

EneFo, 10.-Ya que nuestFo aloalde se
toma gran inteFeg por meioraE Les COndi'
clones del pueblo Hiendo muchas las fR.
miles que desde Ponce concuFEen dis
feutar ds las temperatures agFadables en-
6pocR de veHano, debiara pFoCuHaF Ia ma
neTa de oonleguiF sl emplautiCRdo de IL
pintoEesca plaza, que tanta falta non hace,
por AeE el dnico Aitio de FeCFeo.
EstR es una obFR de gran utisidad p6
b2ica, que no dsbs quedar en- olvido, como
ha sucadidO hRRta la facha.
Nos Consta, que diche autoEidad con lR
cooperation del Ryuntamiento, vat6 una
ordenanza, pidiendo autoEizaci6n pRra in
vertir Ia suma de $1116 HobranteB del
prsrupuesto del ejercicio de 1905 4 1907
para este objsto.
No obatante, 81 comit6 de hacienda del
Eiecutivo, infoFm6 que no pToCedfa, p0E
ser compassionate de Ia Aaamblea LegislR'
tiVa.
Sc que hay eI pFop6sito de cOnBignaE
pREtidR en- 81 pT6ximo pTeGupuest0 do
1908 & 1909 para Ia reconltTuCCf6n do las
mencionRds plaza; pero como Is Bscci6n SO
de la VICENTE Icy municipal, mnrmR I'M
tanto les RtribuCiones de los ayuntRmion
BQb pAE8 ~ AQEW&cAUu % b41 41eS8 pWe8BUA3
noBotToG eBpeFRmoB que nueatFRg c6mREag,
modifquen este aEtfCulo en- gentido mas
liberal.
Una observation nou permitimos ha'
ceT al Rlcalde ConBeio al que dabs
CreaFHe una plazs de baFEendeEo pdblico,
pEoveyendo de dep6Hitos Convenients8 lo8
yscinoB para echaE la baTura, como Iucede
On las grandeB poblRcioneI.
-Es precise qus hagsmoB todo 10 poGis
ble por 81 mejoFamiento do GsEs pueblo
(spesar de la brujerfa9 para que Lac mu'
chas peTsonss que visnen Rquf huysndo
del calor encuentren algo nuevo.
Adem6s eB una poblaci6n saludable, de
aguRH puras, dulceB criatslinaG y neCeGi'
tamos que acuda 81 mayor Contingents pO'
sible de peTAonaB disffutar de eEtaA bon
dadeB que no posse pueblo alguno de IL
islR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

-Nuevgs cRRaB de vivienda SO est6n
construyendo en- 81 barTio dc Puerta do
Terra. El conatanto aumsnto de ID po'
blaci6n hacs que spenas terminals una
casa sea ocupada enseguidR. En- il ciu'
dad v6nsa ocupando nor 81 concrete Ia
mayor parte de los pisos bsjoB de CasaB de
principalsH caller. La pobIaci6n menoB
acomodada buucR m6dioas vivisndas en- las
afueraB. La construction dc esas vivien'
daa ca Ioa baTrioH de fusra de Ia Ciudad,
hRr6 baiaT Embellishments los desConSide'
radios pTsOios de alquiles que elt6n fjRndO
aIgunos duefos de CAMS en- IR Ciuda3.
Ell aloaide do Ia c6Ecsl de MayagtisE
don NepomuCeno Flores eAt6 ca San
Juan desde aver.
-Elliuez Baz6u le impuuo un dollar De
muIta al ciudadano B. D. SolG poT tensr
una letrina en- NAL estado de hygiene.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

Roma, suero IL -Otros dsspachog FeCi'
bidoa de EritFea, iufoTman con MS am
plitud RceEca de Eucesos que vienen desa'
rrolISndosa en- las coloniRs itslianRs de
Africa en- paisss Bohre los que Italia
eisrce Ru proteptorado. En- LugeB, Colonia
italians en- el SomRl, numeEosas psrtidag
de abisinios, completsmeute equipadss de
armamentos, eIt6n asolando las pTopieda'
deS extranieEsa -iDform6ndos Rdem6s que
han reaIizado Balvajea matanzas en- mu'
choa aibditos de Italia. Esto mismo ocu
RE en- todoB los psquefios pafsss que colin
dan IimitRn con Somsliiand. De tai
manara hR inquietsdo este asuato la Cpl
ni6n pdblioa, que 90 teme que Italia, 81 Dc
coDfrmsEs q. al NeguS Msneick alcanss
responHabilidad en- tales hechos 80 yea for
zada & empTendeT uua nueva tentstiva de
invaEi6n, pueE igual intento culmin6 hsos
sfios an mn terrible daaastFe de las aEmss
italianas. En-. tsnto Sc conoce Ell reSUltRdo
de la en6rgicR protesta de Italia ante el
MegUS, se hs ordena5o que Bslga de Mas
saua imsdistRmente, nm esCuadI6n para Ia
Coata 1el Somal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

Washington, enero 11-El represen.
tanta Needhan, hablando de la question
paTpitants, que conlidersn que eH ls temida
guerra con al Jsp6n, ha preBentado acueF-
dos de Ia CSmsra de Comsrcio ds San
Francisco de Cslifornis, On los cualeB pi-
di6ae que en- vez de dsF Gina costoAfsi-
mas obras de fOrtifcaei6p, impOaibles de
improvigar, paesto qus Telsman mucho
espacio de tismpo para que tengan Ia
necsuaEia efcacis, So utiizRFan toTpedol
para defender el litoEsl y Ia ciudRd en- CO
80 de atsqueB de enemiga escuRdEs. EI
aBunto de lss foTtifcsciones de San Fran
cisco he vusIto BuscitarAe dsspsrtsndC
en- Ia C6mara gran intsE6S y terciRndo or
81 varioB pre- miuentsB Representatives,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

Warrington snero, 11.-Por medic del
depUrtsmanto de Estado 90 hs hacho pG'
blico que las negociaCiacionsH am6ficO ja'
poneras entab1adsB veIbRIments en- estR
capital, entire Representatives. del Jap6n =
los Estsdos Unidcs, no necaaitan contFatoB
6 couaorcmisos por escrito. Estos infoTmeB
con caractez ofeiaI han sido dados q CO.
nocer con 81 prop6sito de deatruir TumcreB
que negaban toda impoHtancia & las decla
FacioneS vsrbaIes hechan por sI embajador
Aoki 81 jefs del gabinete iapon6s mar
ques de Ito, los cualea han afTmado que
81 estado de las negociaciones entire lou dos
paigeE, no hsce temer rompimientoB de
ning6n g61eEo. Ls opinion pdblics SOS
pschs que Sc trata de no dar & oonoceT el
vsrdadero estado do tales negoeisoiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
GARLES De HOY.
Dos mil ahIsiniOs GaIt1Tad0s P0T
faeTz8s itaIianas.
81 eI "Rsgus" ss responsible Sc
eonsidsra "a sltuaCi6n gIaYisIma.
e. r0pVsssntsnlG Essthln pTss0nti aeusrdOs pOr
medic Do los Gual8s pIilgOR Dc Ssa Fran
cisco t0rpsd0s On Viz % ds.flifIGlGl0GSs,

Roma, enero 11.-Una noticia que ha
cRussdo inquietud en- lss etfsraH gpberna
mantales ae hs Esoibido da EritEaa, colonia
ita'ians del Africa segdn los despachoB
Tecibidos, fueTzaa itaIiansB, despnas de
tEemendca cembatas con numsEosas bsndas
de Rbisinios. logEaron oaptursF dos mil
de 6stos. La lucha On quo lsB armRs
italianas fa6 possible obtener ests Tesultado
ae irforma que hs sidO la mas deBespsTada
que &c rsCusrda deBde que 81 general Ba.
Fstisri fu6 derEotado por 81 ej6Foito de
Mene'itk. Las tlopaB italianas eran infs'
rioFes en n6mero s Ias abiainias El COM
bate decisive, que empez6 delfavoFsble'
mente para los itslianos, por IL desigual'
dad entire las faeFzas contsndisntsH lep
cost6 Conuidsrable ndmaro de bajag, psFo
Feponiendoss dieFon & los af:icRnoa un to
Trible asalto deBbandsndoles , hacienda
los dos mil prisiouexos qua ser6n conduct.
dos MaHHaua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
UN SECRETO
DE- BELLEZA

En- el siglo pasado era ad-
nlirado en- las mujeres, el
que fueran delicadas, pali-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
Las ALMoRRANAs Sc cURAN

EN- 8 a l4 DIASy con el UNGUENTo DE
PAZo, va sean simples, sangTantes, con pica26n,
eEtegnaa, pog reRaldes que seam
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

80 0ia fnPg1n8a . voldo pApsl do go'
EIiaEco yIolo { o2,OO lel % ktl1 tes sA-a'
t4E(