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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-02-25

Organizer Crozzetti l. doing good
work in this District in the or
ganiZiug campaign now being con
Quoted He spent Sunday in the
city and was highly pleased with
the indications.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-02-25

Read The Labor Argus, the only
paper published in West Virginia
IN the interest of the miners and
mire laborerS.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-02-25

All delinquent subscribers must
I pay up at once or the paper Will
| be stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
Don't
Wait
For a Tenant

Because ne 10 chances to We GET one
before you WILL
Tho coat IL small on ihs page.
You'll Get your ,enAn, sooner
And be that much ahead.
People read this page, you know.
Thoasands Of strangers In the city these days
SO tell en- what you've got
Well do the rest
Here's a sample.
For Hsni-Thtss Furnished house
hesping feems ~ month ftses
Mrs Busslnosr $500 sisth M N. w., who has
the above rooms says she had call after call from
the little ad YOU
Think Of that address.
Way to the deuce and gone bses Of Woodland
park.
av, some person wanted those housekeeping
rooms.
And We got Mrs. nussnpsf tenant
The second issue did the trick
No other paper had the ad.
The cost
Something a~ful
% GIG CENTS
CHATS on the squared
Ry paying us the s2e. Mrs. Bussnger made
sites
So. you see. 1t pays to tell the public ~hs, you
have.
rha, is, II you tell them on this page, IN this
paper
Keep watching this space
We tell you how to save and make money
Once In while dream Main 1850. or Ind.
81.
Youd have good lUes.
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Grocery

one u tho heat locations in the city.
All cash trade rent only $50. with lease
VIII Invoice about 1880 VIII exc
change I've Improved real estate
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W. mfuish promptly nisi class wait
fassas alsa beet sirif fiH fsetoff work
cah Mtin titi ind tsef ti
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Hotel

% beautiful rooms minutes walk
from post office cheap rent with lease
bis money maker owner going 10
Alaska and viii exchange f9f real
estate
F. y DIXON a co.
Main to-ttta THIRD Av-ind 20
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viii sell trade Or rent with lease
chicken ranch with chickens and fine
garden Mrs Baker, isith 9Th Az
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/ In telephensd adNerhsenheH"
-strrArtoNS WANTED
-gitustiona wanted ndset'
tisemeHta. both male aad tsin@'s
bait = cent a Wofd
SHELF WANTED
Advertisements, both nais ana
4 Female,
one Cent = Word.
Minimum Charge fof AM Al Tvs
Ad, under all ether headins,
cests per line fix Aytds
e.unted 10 eaeh line, Wen
eharssd 10 account actual ia
ber u lines - set VIII ee g -,
| cd seven insertions meae v.
| the price af six. when eAsh
raid. All cap linss Will be eeaht'
"a As TIVE ilrea
To spyEmrisrnA
Qualification eanhet be sisen
after ~ o'clocE daily.
pALLARp AuENcr-r ~
Mullen. bte9 Ballard AN4 OPP
city Hall Phone. ballard sst
MAIN OfFffE-Setenth a.
betveen union snd Vniterrits
Phones Main lose. led. tl
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Who Will Be First I?

sItf. ali desired sons IN ffuii e small
hsuss flua ~ lAtss and mganfalha
So q fine residence distfiff Per q faH
ds,s The price 10 aniy y zee ell cash.
rhsss iais sill fsiaii ~ ffie each. %
pafmsufs See Ns-iqn today. ~ itas
AmaflfaH Hauh uidH
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Main 1850, Ind. Al .
Telephone Us Your Want Ads
Farms AND ACREAGE.

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued,
HfrH LAND
AHn lu.AfHE TRACTS Hfh bot
tenn HafHen land DOCS not pFfIi inH
rYeff unft rah ~ Irrigated fahdf ~
asatte uf faoonh only ligi pet afffi
x u NEWELL
ia1 HrfiHf rt
rhunss Vain. sois md hit
wArEHFHoNTa iGi affss with hail
mile frontage aH Sound nice beach. ~
hlNh hiuff land nsnfn lrFtl 10 acres
partially Improved nan resident pN
e dsslisa auieh sale prize for q lev
days ~ unf acre
HOhEnf MAtruY.
Fitssie.ati ALASKA nuiidlnt
IAFg FRONT
TIES ArutH LANh FHuAr faad firh
land Thfes acres cleared on Hand
faantf faad hsndf 70 seattle o. fstq'
ma 1850 esshs fhls l. . bargain
A 81 skN ELL
10 fhfinr ~
Phones hais sen la. an
y, a-asf. eas ssrs ssaa lana essf
Iaahlns eaund Hafth u ballard nssf riig
iimlls u.iss tsfe s-sh h.lshs. - -.
@att
faf sale u effs. i've miles fem
Port nffhafd tfaani huusr end hHfns
lt affss under cultivation tishtf ~
JEEsE Hnos pHrNT
FEET orchard us
uLkt.i.A ACREAGE
Asp te.AchE TRACTS aefa.s w
4 an at
iias lutstish Deed ifsnspefiaiiah 60 -
affis 10 ranama This isnd ~ heaha 90
laafsaaa 90 rsiHH fna rsnf tltsH y
Price snif ~ psf aefs ens isath assh
aass h-isnfs sssi isfMs
llt gpftHF -
Phones aaia. stts Tod stit
o. Fysfs,i lrisfafhan. is.i j., mlayiss
ride from naiisfd isusinsss District
aafss All flssfsi aiih hnusf fruit trees
80 saad ssli ~ iassl shisssH fsash
cali JOHN hTERAHr ihaafizsfsisa.
iisiisfa s,auon fhuhs Ballard is To-
asfiiraisfs =itsit
10 sale 10 sffss feared anasf col,
firstisn i.foam hauss ponefeis faaHds
itea seed ham fiaft implsWsHtt ifffi
lad ". 500 sasY tsfms Phone hsilsfa
~ @ftsit
JrAaiTA
fiKE ArHrH ssHsiisni isad siess r.
Iashita. ualf sit miles from rlff b4si4
aiaaIsA ThiakiH sstilsd la0ailif A ne
hsms siis ~ see terms zee eashi hal
safs ~ psf meath
ilt epfius NJ
rhenss Nate sen la itit
Fi,.-.ef, trssi. tits seed .sii -.li
lses,.a essh h..s.n
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Fine Suburban Home

one acre all cleared Food ssfoom
cottage. nice iaWn and flowers 1 hear.
ing fruit trees all kinds small fruit all
fenced good garden oil in only 90
minutes from Pioneer square hest Of
car service. owner leaving state on ac-
cauni N health will sell at sacrifice
Price ~ 800 tsee cash
Empire REALTY co, Inc.
ait To a2i sullivan BIDS, 1io-ia lat Az,
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By Owner

We have several small eies.sih hsms'
o. tie saa w Tsffns ~ dosn-hsl.
snfs like Tsni Close " lots Use and
" Ciess IL Asrs tfagis tlpf ana w
hpfns sf these have houses o. Aiss
floss 10 nztsf lots and tfAdtf al Bremen
tan huY VI ~ and ssss afsnts eoia.
sraTrlE HoNEsEEKEHa co
ia chsfy Ct. ofosaa Floor
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Rates tor Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee, se
euraey o. assume respoHaietliY
Tor srrsrs 81 any ki1d eeegrf"s
In ,slephen.d advsr,issmsn"
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SITUATION wAa@uo-FuMALe


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
Banco Territorial
de Puerto-Rico.

En- cumplimicnto q 10 prevenido
en- ell articulo 20 dc los Estatutos
dc esta Sociedad, el consejo de Ad-
ministraci6n en- session de l6 del ac-
tual mes, acord6, convocar la jun
ia general ordinaria dc accionistas
del corriente aho social para cl dia
% de julico pr6ximo y hora dc las
dos dc la tarde en- que empezaran
las scsioncs, que tcndran lugar en-
la casa del Banco calle Tetuan No.
5,
Los tencdorcs dc accioncs al
Portador', para haccr uso de su de-
recho dc asistencia d la junta tic
nen que depositarlas en- la GAIA del
Banco antcs del dfa is de julio.
Hasta cl mismo dfa Is, SC expo
diran por Secrctarfa las papelctas
dc asistcnria 4 los que tcngan de-
recho d ella, y las cartas dc repre-
scntaci6n Sc admitiran hasta "a ho-
ras antes de la celebration dc In
Junta, cuyo efccto los intercsa-
dos las tracran 4 sccretaria para
incluirles CT las papcletas cores
pondicntes.
Lo que Sc hace p'iblico para CO.
nocimlento de los intercsados. San
Juan p. R.-l7 dc JUNO l9O99 -
FL secretarlo p, Rocafort Vo. b.
FL presidcnte- Rafael Fabian
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
Tn amigo.

veniente en- haeer el reconocimiento.
10 que haria cuando estuviera un po-
co mejor de salud, habicndo tratado
la mlsma question con la viuda Caro-
Ina Bonafoux V con Tomas Gual
BonafOux, semejante declaration no
puede constituir prueba de Ia recla-
maci6n extraiudicial, pues el otro
demandante Alfonso GuaI aflr,na
que nunca Sc dingi6 i su padre para
que 10 reconociera,s 81 bien en- una ora
SION oy6 que su herrnano Luis le ha-
blaba sobre ,llo por cuenta dc am
bos.
La corte inferior al estimar pres
erita la aeci6n ejercitada indudabIe-
mente estimo tambien que "a pres
cnpci6n mo- Sc habfa interrumpido
(veass h edid6n De maLana)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
NO7AS Y NOT|c|AS,

Al llegar, en- la parada de aver,
ia fuerza de la policia insular que
formaba parte de aquella, a la plaza
principal, un grupo como de 200 per-
sonas dio repetidos silvidos a los po-
licias que iban a pie. Cuando pasa-
ron los bomberos y ell battalion de nj
hos del asilo fueron estos aplaudidos.
Han regresado q sus respectivos
distritos en- la isla los jefes de la
po'icia insular que vinieron a Ia ciu-
dad con ocacion las fiestas de a.
Hasta las 2 de la madrugada de
anoche estuvieron circulando los
carros electricos entire la ciudad y
poblados cercanos. Ell servicio Sc lie
vo 4 efecto con bastante regularidad
y ell ndmero de pasajcros circulados
en- todo el dia paso de 5000.
En- la pasada semana hubo un
conato de incendio en- Mayaguez en-
la Gale del Rio, barrio denominado
Rabo del buey. Pudo ser sofocado 4
tempo, debido a los rapidos auxi-
lios prestados por ell cuerpo de bonn
beros. Una casa quedo destruida y
otra destartalada.
Fue saqueada en- Ponce una habi-
tacion de la casa dc la senora dona
Cesarea Baerga, calle DR.. Pujals.
bajos de la recidencia de Mr.. Lutz.
Ell caco Sc liev6 I'm gaban, una ca
misa, unos zapatos, tohallas, una
yunta de botones, formada de escu-
dos de d S :, un par de medias y una
corbata, prendas pertenecientes al
Sr. Vicente Arribas.
Una indumentaria completa Sc
liev6 el atrevido Caco.
Ell registro Civil de Arecibo ha ter
minado durante el mes de JUNO ell
siguiente movimiento de inscripcio-
mes 20 defunciones y l0l nacimien-
tos.
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BienVenida a yauco.

Yauco, Julio 3.-Tenemo especial
gusto en- darle muy cortes Y afectuo-
sa bienvenida a la apreciable Y gen
til sehOrita Magdalena Favale que
acaba de regresar de f, U.y que vie
ne q pasar el verano entire su distin-
guida familia. Placeme deveras te-
ner entire nosotros aunque SOLO sea
por POGO tempo a tan simpatica
amiguita. honra Y PREF de esta cul-
ia sociedad donde luce ella como
una cstrella de primera magnitud
por SUI dulce V agradabie trato, su
bondad exquisite y su beiieza i'm
comparable.
lie deseamos gratisimos impresio-
mes en- su regreso al lar nativo donde
tanto sc ie quiere V Sc ie admira. i
Ella, que en- lucha decidida con ei es-
tudio nutre su cerebro V fortified
su corazon con las sabias V benditas
ensehanzas que la haran una mujer
it'll V beneficiosa 4 su familia V d su
pueblo.
Tn amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06

"cede to the United States the Is
land Of Porto Rico and other islands
now under Spanish sovereignty in
the West Indies, and also an island
in the Ladronss, to be selected by
the United STATES.
If it were true, as maintained in
the Spanish memorandum, that
the act of REIMBURSEMENT includes,
and requires forSits completion, the
process of Legal transfer from enc
hand to another and thus constitu-
ties in form andin effect a cession,
it is obvious that the contracting
parties. in framing the Protocol,
employed, in stipulations which
were deliberately separated and
sharply contrasted, different words
to express the sme meaning.
The American Commissioners
understand the Spanish memoran-
dunn to maintain that their Govern
ment, prior to the war, demanded
of Spain, in effect if not in words
the REIMBURSEMENT of her sovereign
ty over Cuba to the United States.
The Sapanish memorandum doubt
less refers to the demand a coypy Of
which was communicated by the
Secretary of State of the United
States to the Spanith Minister at
Washington on the Goth of April
last. The precise words of this de-
mand are that the Government
of Spani at ence relinquish it's
antherity and Government
in the island Of Cuba and Cuban
waters; and the demand is accom-
panied by the declaration that the
United States, in taking the step,
"disclaims any disposition or in
tention to exercise sovereignty ju-
risdiction, or control over said is
land except for the pasifcation
thereof, and asserts its determine
ton, when that is accomplished,
to leave the government and con-
troll of the island to it's people un-
der such free and independent Go
vernmente as they may establish"
To this demand the the United
States required by a certain time
"a full and satisfactory responsc***
whereby the ends Of peace in Cuba
shall be assured.
From the demand thus fully set
forth, the Sapanish memorandum
extracts the assertion by the
United States of its determine
tion "to leave the government and
control of the island to it's people,"
and, omitting both what precedes
and what follows, construes that
assertion as a demand that such
relinquishmente must be made
through them" (thc United Sta
tes). The demand as a whole, how
ever, carefully and clarly excludes
this construction. Not only is the
assertion preceded, in the same SEN
tence, by an express DISCLAIMER on
the part of the United States OF ony
disposition or intention to take
the sovereignty of the island, but
the assertion itself an express de-
clarati6n of a determination to allow
the island to remain, after pacifca-
ton, "undcr such free and indepen-
dent Government" as may cstablis-
he'd by its people.
To this construction of the de-
mand We may apply a simplyc test.
If Spain had answered that she
would rclinquish her sovereignty
over the Island of Cuba, and had |
at the same time declared that it
was not her intention to rclinquish |
to the United States, would an
yonc have imagined that she ha
failed to make "a full and satisfac-
tory response" to the demand?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06

The Spanish memorandum, re-
ferring to tie d ,mands of the United
States before the war, to the joint
resolution of Congress, and to the
language Of Article l of the Proto-
col of August II, 1898, maintains
that it is imperative" that the
United States Should accept the
REIMBURSEMENT made by Her Ca
tholic Majesty OF her sovereignty
over the Island of Cuba. This
contention is based upon the fact
that in the various documents re-
ferred to the United States requir-
ed Spain to "relinquish" her So
vereignty, but did not demand that
she abandon" it.
A distinction is thus made be-
tween REIMBURSEMENT and an aban-
donment; and it is argued that while
abandoned territories" become de-
relict, so that they may be acquir-
ed by the first occupant, "relin-
quished territories" necessarily
pass to him to whom relinquish-
ment is made.
The American Commissioners
are unable to admit that such a
distinction between the words in
question exists either in law OF
in common use.
The word "relinquish" as defined
in the English dictionaries, means
ito give up the possession or occu-
pancy of; withdraw from; leave;
abandon; quit" Again: ITO re-
nounce claim to; resign; as, to
relinquish a debt"
On the other hand, we find in
that great monument of Spanish
learning, the law dictionasr of
Escriche (Diccionario de Legisla-
ci6n q Jwisprudencia), under the
word renunciar, which the Spanish
memorandum declaves to be equi-
vaient of the French word reconoce,
cused in Spanish version OF
the PROTOCOL and of the English
word "relinquish', the following
definition: "The voluntary giving
up of right exercised OF
expected to be exercised, or of a
thing held or possessed Or cxpec-
ted to be held or possessed"
Commenting upon this defni-
tion, Escriche says:
The REIMBURSEMENT differs
from the ccssion in that the la
tier requires for its completion the
concurrence of the wills of the gran
tor and the grantee and a Just cause
for the transfer, while the former
is perfect with only the will of the
relinquisher. The effect of the re-
linquishment is confined to the
abdication or dropping of the right
or thing relinquished. The effect
of the cession is the conveyance
of the right to the grantee"
The distinction thus drawn, not
between REIMBURSEMENT and aban-
donment, which are treated both
in English and in Spanish as prac-
tically the same, but between re-
Hnquishmeud and cession, is wri-
ten upon the face of the Protocol,
which, while obligating Spain Car
ticle y TO "'relinquish all claim of
sovereignty over and title to Cuba"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
.HOMBRES Or BILEs
Falta de visos

La ptrdida de la
memoria. cl encogi- ~
miento de los 6rgs- NM "A
nos, la debiIidad fish Nv
ca, las pesadillas. son o.S.., ., .o,,
el resultado por el
exceso en- los plsceres juveniles
Los males que causa fsto. son gra-
YES y de oonsecuencias. pues termi-
nsn en- locurs. paralisis y epilepsia-
81 a'guno de esios males lie afectan
q usted. no aguarde 4 que Sc hagan
incurable., sino que pida ,nme iiata-
mente una botella de
ROMAN PEARLS
No importa la edad que usted ten
ga, las RO NAN PEARLS le rejuve-
neceran, Ia restaurarGn Ia vitalidad y
ell vigor, atin cuando ests viejo. Mi
les de ancianos deben 81 bienestar 4
las ROMAN PEARLS, una GAIA es
todo 10 que Sc neoesita. Sc envia al
reeibir.e $500. ton 10 cusl Sc res.
tablecera por complete. ee envia eu
un envoltorio sencillo Sc garautiza
la euraei6n. y en- case oontrario. sc
devuelve el dinero
tsihstle Chemical cenpaaL aiHss r25th
g. Mes Tort 0spsrtRsni2L
FL dinero debera remitirse por giro
sobre Nueva York por express s en-
giros posiales en- cartas certi6oia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
Sc ALQUILA

Una magnif a casa de bioques
de eemento en- el Parque, frente al
mar. Ia segund, q IA izquierda, de
nueve depart mentos espacioso-,
con cochera. CO.. . in mueb,es. Pue-
den vera toda- la- .ardes desde Ia.
4 i ias 8. 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-06
PR0TOCOLO No. 5 Y SUJ ANEXOS.

The American Commissioners
hereby present their reply to the
memorandum which the Spanish
Commissioners, under the rules
of the Commission, submitted on
the llth instant, for the purpose
Of glvln their reasons in support
OF the asticles which the American
Commissioners had, rejected, in
relation to Cuba and Porto Rico.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-14
New Charter oionsd.

Grand Junction,-Th twcn,y.one
delegates TO the convention which has
been engaged for the last sixty days
In drafting II charter for the city. Fri.
day night formally signed the com.
picted document, thus concluding their
iabors. II viii De unlimited to vote OF
the people September 18th.
The delegates served without pay
and worked In pcrfcc, harmony. Their
last official net was TO- adopt n set OF
resolutions In honor Of ex-senator
James ". Buckiln. chairman Of tho
convention. who took leading part In
the charter movement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-14
LIeh,nIne s,rIkss eiev.,or.

Dcnvcf.-A Lafayette dispatch Bun
day night says: The large thr~c.story
elevator Just completed BY the Long.
mont Elevator Company II this place
was struck by lightning last night and
almost totally destroyed. While the
building WAS shattered II did not take
fire. The elevator contains three steel
tanks which contain about 10000 bush.
els Of wheat. These were but little
damaged. II In estimated that the loss
will be close 20 5000. Il In thought
that the building WAS partially in.
sured. although the carpenters had
Just finished y ork on Il. Il will psobs.
bly, b rebuilt
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-08-14

tionai encnmpment. Many military
bands and nfe and drum corps made
the music to which the old warriors
kept step. The procession formed At
Eagic Gate. which In one Of Salt Lake
City's many picturesque features.
Al the word Of command the parade
marched west on Main street and
turned south down that thoroughfare
proceeding seven blocks between solid
walls of cheering men. women and
children. A. the grixzled veterans
passed the enthusiasm was tremen.
dOus and many spectator wcpt un.
ashamed a. he realized that this was
undoubtedly tho last grand review for
scores Of the feeble heroes who
trudxcd along with eyes on the nag
for which they had given some Of the
best years Of their lives.
When Seventh South street was
reached the paraders themselves
broke out In mighty cheering. for
there they turned In front Of the most
beautiful feature OF the day. the "Liv.
ing Flag" On an immense stand
were $500 children dressed 10 the
national coiors and 10 arranged that
they made . perfect representation Of
Q waving American nag.
The little ones had been drilled for
many weeks. and while The old sol.
disrs passed they sang patriotic airs.
Reviewed BY Netablss.
CountsfmArching. the parade now
moved north on Main street back -
OoVth Temple street. Here. 1uot -
he lsft q the brigham Young piooees