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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-12-04
En- Nicaragua.

Los ultimOs despach0s recibidOs de
Washington parecen indicar que es-
a muy pr0ximo un rompimiento de
hostilidades entire este gObierno Y el
de Ia republiquita de Nicaragua, en-
Ia America Central.
La paz de Ia Rep1blica de Nlcara-
qua sc ha visto turbada, desde hace
algdn tempo, por una revoluci6n.
FL pueblo, por 10 tanto, que noes muy
numeros0 en- la pequefia repnblica,
esta dividido EN- dos bandos, pertene-
eiente uno al gObierno de Zelaya, que
es el establecido, y el otro al de los re-
volucionarios.
En- la susodicha rebellion tomarnn
parte dos ciudadanos american0s, LA.
mados Groce Y Cannon, poniendese
del lado de los rebeldes, v habiendo
sido cogidos por las tropas adictas al
gohierno, fueron fusiados, por orden
del gobierno. Zelaya de su parte re-
elama que Sc les Iuzg0 p0r corte mar
cial, y que Sc les prob6 su culpablli.
dad, nientras este gobierno reciama,
basado en- buena evidencia, segun Sc
dice, que q los referid0s americanos
sc les fusil0 sin Ia formalidad de un
proceso para estabecer su culpabili-
dad, y que el hecho, por 10 tanto, fue
un atropello las leyes de gentes Y un
insulto directo q este gobierno.
Por todo este este goblerno ha de-
mandadO del de Nicaragua que Sc
haga debida reparaci0n, 10 cual aquel
se ha negado hacer, y el resultado de
todo este ha sido, primero, ell recono-
cimiento de Ia beligerancia de los in
surgentes en- Nicaragua, por este GO
bierno, y segundo, ell envfo de un ul-
timatum al g0blerno de Zelaya, por
81 departameuto de Estado en- WASH
ington, demandando que Sc cumpla
con las demandas de los Estados Uni.
dos. En- el ultlmatum Sc le haee res
ponsabe directamente 4 Zelaya por
el fusilamieuto de los dos ciudadan6s
americanos. El ultimatum iba acom-
panado de los pesaportes del enaarga-
do de los negacips de Nicaragua en-
Washington.
Esto que Sc ha hecho, todo 10 cual
hA sncedido en- los ultimos dias de IA
semaua, es tan cerca como puede ha
cerse antes de declarar la guerra 4 Ia
pequefia rep1blica. Con el fin de pre-
pararse para toda eventualidad, el
gohierno de Estados Unidos he loa-
Paehado buques de guerra & los agnas
de Nicaragua.
La rep1blica de Nicaragua es una
lie las mas pequefias de Centre Anne.
rlca Y C2n todoy pr0ximo urS
mlinl 1R'o dc hostilidades, nosotros
no creemos que maya guerra entire es-
te y aquel gobiern0. 81 Ia hublere,
no creemos que SO necesite mas de un
punadQ de hombres para haeer tive.
mir q tempo" al gohierno de Zelays,
Nosotros creemos que ell fin de este
gobierno es mas bien el de hacer conn
prender tudOs los gobiernos DE les
America Latina que tienen que dedl-
ar sus mayores esiuerzos al desarro-
10 de sus paises en- vez de dedicarlos
! guerras fratrlcidas, y que 81 no 10
licieren tendran que sufrlr las conse.
uencias de su falta de cordura.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-12-04
DOnde Hablan LelraS CaIlan
BaFbaS.

FL aumento en- el costo del gobier-
no territorial durante los 6ltimos do
&c afios es un estudio altamente inte
resante para todo el mundo, excepto
para la gente de la c0rruptela.
En- nnmeros redondos los gastos del
6ltimo afio de la administration del
g0bernador Thornton, democratic, en-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-12-04
NUN. "A

Desde ell primero de Diciembre de
este alo ha quedado redueido algdn
tanto el ejercito de policias montados,
de acuerdo con una ley pasada por la
Ultima legislature. Entire los que
fuerOn retenidos no hemos notado ell
nombre de Apolonio A. Sena, de este
lugar, y la suposicl0n es que Sc lie ha
deiadO cesante.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-12-04
EAST VEGAS MEXICO sABADo4 DCEMBBRE

te 0ltimo era republican,, Y tambi6u
para que el pueblo independents no
Sc dele tapar el sol con Ia mano.
Nuestro interes en- estos asunt0s Sc
reduce q decir la verdad Y delar al
pueblo que juzgue por ST solo y saque
sus propias Conclusiones.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-12-04

La sehora S, Joyce, dc ClaFsmont, N.
t., escribe "haoe cosG de un afo vo
eompre dos botellas del Remedio de Fo-
ley para los Rinones. Me euro do un
severe caso de enfermedad de los Rino-
nea que me hsbla durado yarios amos.
Oiertamente es una gran mediclna 70
de eoraz0n la recomiendo.n
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-12-04
ExTRAvIADA o RoBADA.

Una yegua oscura, de & amos
me fu6 robada o extraviada de las
eercanias de Las Colonias de Arriba,
N. NJ, de septiembre 4 esta parte,
con esge aerro - en- Ia pierna iz-
quierda. Dare sglM una recompensa
liberal al que nie ne raz0n cierta de
ella, Dirijanse 4
Santiago Blea,
ll27.4t Rowe, n, II,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-02

taxed at least five dollars a year, with
the price of freedom running up a dol
lar a year until he is forty. After
that keep the figure stationary until
the bachelor gets to be fifty, the
Grabbed age, when we can commence
to come down. After sixty any man
ought to be exempt.
''Of course, the whole bill may be
thrown out as class legislation, because
it imposes a hardship on some. Men
with bowlegs, red hair and other phys
zeal abnormalities ought to have some
consideration and not have it rubbed
IN every year by the tax assessor that
he can not get someone to share life s
trials along with him. The matter
will have TO be gone into very care
fully
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-02
THE NEW LIQUOR
LAW SHOWS CLOVEN HOOP
Continued from Page One.)


hours day for 3e5 year
reading the bin The up;
The backbone of the existing law the prime principle which
based; its life; that law subject is that
its execution enforcement disneeed unpaid officials
discretionary
The proposed law the Board
shall licenses;
a character.
proposed provision
humbug
the Board withhold license simply
open
that saoonkeeps fails penalty they
bad
a license
the Board its discretion him. suspend cancel his
discretionary power upon licensees
making live up to license conditions.
The fear that wrongong will bring punishment swift and certain with
Guiding successive possible incentive keep
The puts
decision censee violated the
dtn of his license expression opinion which he naugh
for indefinite period
before the Circuit with
delay and the main issue which the guile
guilty
appeals technicalties
longer they until the the censee
has expired.
At this point the inward eusedn of the proposed law shows
ITSELF
day to violate the law and
didon
renewal of his proven,
is openly and continuously breaking and defyng the law
The present law imposes wholesale license fee of $1,000
proposed except
licenses Honolulu
$3.50.
proposed this fee $500 Honolulu o and
$3.50 in Wailuku elsewhere.
The law permits discretion the
Board sell liquor with
specifically
The proposed law only liquor
sell Sundays after
without meals Sundays when be with meals
present defines place
cooked, provided and served the principal business thereof
The proposed law adds this definition the following words and in
toxicaing liquors sold either with without meals''
This provision simply converts restaurant into gnm with extra
election days, with without meals
This ginmll privileges,
avaiab to the dnarysa oon
TO- The provides
registered license shall not be issued to the applicant
The proposed law repeats this provision
existing law provides that protests may be filed
church. chapel school situated within the restricted radius allowed
0 institutions
proposed law repeats right of protest
present permits
proposed prohibits
arriving at its conclusions The Board is in the nature of judicial body
law before prohibiting judges from comforting
vay with each other concerning their decisions.
The makes the renewal license dsere
With the Board
procedure the applicant applying for the license regular that
allows license in
locality instead another where there than
proposed limiting
applicant entitled
the existing saloons in the locality
law provides applicant is refused license
hold icen' application by
him e years such refusal
persons merely
application premises
aw discretion
suspend pending hearing charges against the censee
provision the lense
all taking
his business further violate the law and further
The law and taking further appeals.
in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-02
SLIDING SCALE FOR
BACHELOR TAX BILL

Gas a member Of the Finance Com
mittee, | want to suggest that Repre-
sentative Long draft his bachelor tax
bill So as to provide a sliding scale, -
stated Representative Rice yesterday,
during an interim recess of the House
az suppose thai bill will come to our
committee. and I think it would save
time if the change were made in the
drafting.
"My idea is this: \ two-dollar tax
on boy of twenty-three is. enough.
because he hasn't had a chance to look
around very much to find the only girl
IN the world. but by the time he gets
to be thirty he has had time to make
up his mind. Then he ought to he
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-18

men, oos Grdiioent 9io5 ibm git
Gbrell I'M 3ollballe gob. Sir Dos
Selteiien mar ein b~eionoerer gau
errihtet morOen Der NIT leiuen
pradtigen 9eforationen $4,000 ge=
.foltet bette. Sci Dem 5eiteiien tpllr=
oen Die iibliden SooIte alsgebradi,
in oenerl man ii6 gegenieitig Sodl-
odtllng perli6erte. 8alb nod benz
9iner fubren beiOe 8raiioenten ob.
@ie i6on geiagt, alles ipielte lid)
proerammmdbig ab uno muroe
our6 feinen 3mii6enfa1 geltort,
merln mo1t Sic Ste6erei 8pildesl
Sen beioen Sduliuneen nidt ais
iolde Storung anieben mill. Sll ben
StraBen batten lid groBe Wfeniden=
malIen nerlammelt, aber oae per-
btelten iid rl1big unO oroentlid. Die
beioen 8raiioenten mltroen iiberall
beoeiitert beariBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-18
Ginalinns Cirrus fnn1lnt.

9finglings Circus, mel6er am 80.
Sftober ieine &orltequngen in San
Antpnio giebt, brin9t ms oieies
Wial cine iolde W2oiie BON Neilts-
feiten, oaB n1s Der &oltm illoflgelt.
alle 5n %erludbnen. Ilerunoer 8attp
Der ein5ige Monn Der @eIt, nel6er
altf Dem aopf manoelt, lit cine ser
@ttraftionen. go glfrobaten, oie BE-
iten ibrer Brofeiiion iino enaagiert,
ebenlo cine @n5abl 2ltftfiinitIer. Die
beiten Geiter uno Heiterinnen ltnl
anbere Observation-Disclosures. Sic
StroBenpma0ee miro mebr intercI-
larte uno iouIt ieltel1 geie9ene Siere
5eigen, mie mander o1bere Circus,
Der ii6 alid ols groB be5eifnet, in
leinem gan8en Belts bat.
Die eefabrli6Iten 9ai6en6ie6s
Tino moftd]e utlierer 2iebbo6ereien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-18
Nsir alnu6cn an i'm.

neil mir feline @irfumg fennen, a.
gen Die 2eier oieier 3eitnng, mel4e
Or. 9fidter'8 u&oins@rpeQer~ &C.
brondt boben, lanoe bepor tie @ule-
rifa ioben. Sin alt ~6emG6rteS,
id)nea mo iider mirfenoeg @ittet ge.
sen &beumatisnnts. @iGt, 9eertral.
gle, @rfaltungen II. !. IN. @s lit in
alien Oertiden a~potbefen at ba6el
81 % @ts. Die Gloide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-18

9ie eefabrIidIten Gai6enoie6s
iino man6e unierer 2ieb6o6ereiert.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

Lodges, is consequent upon the unusual compexty of the assuring. In
any ore-bearing ledge the ore is found where the assuring has been
most intense and where there were originally abundant openings to
admit the deposiing solutions. The favorable conditions are clearly
rather loose, open assuring o SCATTERING, not followed by any such
extensive movement as would squeeze the shattered material together
and clog the interstices between the fragments with imprevious gOuge.
In many places there seems to be a close connection between ore de
position and the interstices or functions of divergent zones Of assuring.
Some or bodies show recurrent assuring; where ore is traversed by
later assures, these and the material adjacent to them re usually
richer than the rest of the ore. Such later assuring may thus modify
the original shape of an ore body.
Factors in Ore Deposition.
ssMere character of assuring, however, as visible within a few
hundred feet of the surface, is only one of several factors determining
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

traordinary richness. This property, which was sold to Chicago men
for $75 600 after long negotiations, produced in excess of a million dol
lars within a few months Of the closing of the deal, and was later sold
to the Goldfeld Consolidated company for $4yO0OOO. The GROWING
sensational discovery O the Combination was the Hampton stope
last March, which contains IN estimated wealth of approximately
. OoO m
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

it was n uncommon sight to see them come out OF a mine So heavily
laden with rich IT that they could scarcely walk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21

Third Series Of 10000 Shares
Nolo on the Market The Sue
cess OF the Company is Nolo an
Assured Fact
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21

The Amount of Stock Already
Sold is Sufficient to Enable the
Company to Compete With Any
Southern Life Insurance Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21
OKLAHOMA

" LONE is SEN DING
each year to nonresident
@ organizations about So
100000. The Southern States
are contributing SoO,OOO,OOO a
year to nonresident organza-
tons for bfe insurnnceprenu,nns
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21
USE ALIENS FOOT-EASE,

p1Wlcf % Dc slak0n IutO tIe sH0.s. n YOU
have trr1, aching fee', Try Aliens FOot-Ease. IL
rrs'- 'Le feet and makes new or tight shl.- easy.
Cures aching swollen, bot swea,in. feet. Re. ewes
CONS and blnluus % all pain and gives rest and
comfort Try h TO-DAY. Sold by all Druggists and
Sloe Stores, sc. DaHf dcesJ' dHy sfIbs'i'H's For
tEEE trial package, also Free sample % the
FOOT-EASE Sanitary CORN-PAD. a new .uyeu-
ton, address Allen :. O.msted, lie B0y,S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21

Thirty-vo gallons PURE drinking
water s10O.
ARDMORE ICE, LIGHT & POWER
COMPANY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21
"A CHARTER

HIAS BEEN GRANTED BY
al the State of Oklahoma on
'-A- application made by DIR.
John Thrcadgill, w. l.. Norton,
w. w. Edloards, A. S. Smith,
w. A. Brooks, /. {. Thlrmond,
Ed. +. Johns, r. b. Ho,oeth, r.
A. Rogers and +. b. Meek
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21

The company. which has been organ
lied has purchased homestead lands
ou.righ, TO the amour, OF $50 acres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21
REMORSE OF A
TAX D0DCER
zECl-5E -E rEA-E- -E-EC
-t SLSsLs rE-FEr
DROWNED -.FsE-F
ATTEND CHURCH, DON'T Liz

James C.sty % "sys. q. Ce-s- Go
p-.ss--y "--.- s7s1.o. rss7 q.
L.-. ss.s-s Y--'-ssss H.:- tee
Assessor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-04-21

For go wears Lydia .. Piukham'- Vegetable
Compound ha, been the standard remedy for
female Ills. 40 sick woman doc- Justice 10
herself Who will not tr, thi. famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots aud herbs, and
has thousands of cures to it, credit.
rR~ Mr,. rinkham invite all sick women
zS<E To writ" fier for advice. She has
guided thousand, to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. pinkham. Lynn, Mass.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23
C0lvilIe Officials at War

The breaking point between the
vets and the drys subsequent to
the local option election last Tues
day was reached Friday, says the
Colville correspondent to the
Chronicle, when Mayor L. B. Har-
vey issued an order in writing to
William Murray, superintendent
of the water system, to invoice and
turn over all property of the city
in his possession to his successor,
and appointed John Flickinger to
the position. Murray was an APP
pointee of the Harvey regime, but
instead of standing behind the city
machine he openly charged it with
corruption, and by disclosing in
side information about gambling
and juggling with the credit of the
city, brought about the downfall of
the Harvey administration.
There will be mayor, six coun-
cilmen, marshal, treasurer, clerk
and city attorney to elect, and the
vlctors in the local option fight are
planning now to make a clean
sweep of the city in December
Murray, it is claimed, was advised
by his friends to relinquish his po-
sition without controversy and
prepare himself to accept favors
from the new administration
Chewelah Independent.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23
Gold Medal for Wireless Telephones

Seattle, Sept. ia. Frederick
Collins, inventor of the wireless
telephone, today won the gold
medal, highest award for. long and
short distance wireless telephones,
at the Alaska Yukon-Pacifc expo
sition, commercial utility and
technical superiority being the
grounds on which the honor was
conferred. The judges were Prof.
F.. E. Johnston, of the Washington
University; F. E. Turner, U. S.
army, and Leopold Stocker, cleo
trical engineer. Collins rotating
oscillation arc in his electric wave
instruments and the portability
and power of his inductivity in
strument won the attention of the
judges. Among the instruments
on exhibition is the most powerful
wireless telephone transmitter in
the world. 1t is the same instru-
ment with which Collins made the
first American long distance tests,
talking from Newport to Philadel-
phia. The inventor is now on his
way from New York to the north
west country. as a result of plans
made to establish the Collins wire
less telephone in Seattle, Spokane
and other points in the northwest.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23
The Birth of the Daisy.

The origin of the daisy is told in the
following legend: 1t was the belief of
the Celtic people that when an infant
was taken away from earth a flower
was sent A woman. Malvina. lost an
infant son, but as she sat brooding and
inconsolable her attendants came run
ming in with joyful news. "Oh, NAL
vina," they cried, your babe has come
back! A wOndrous new flower has
come to earth; white are its leaves
near the heart, but nearer the edges
tinted with pink or crimson like an
infants flesh! When the wind waves
it on the hillside, behold. it's child
playing to and fro" And Malvina
rose and looked upon her flower and
no more mourned. saying, "This flow
err, Malvina's son returned, will COM
fort all mothers that have lost their
infantsy'
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23
"Drys" Working Bonner County

The first petition calling for an
election in Bonner county
on the local option issue
has been filed with the
board of county commissioners,
Chairman Tom Bell receiving by
mail Saturday a petition from
Newport signed by 81 asking for a
special election. A petition has
been in circulation at Bonners
Ferry, which has not been filed,
and one is being circulated at Priest
River. The Boomers Ferry petition
contains $50 names.
1t is stated that the "drys" are
trying their strength in the coun-
try and the outside towns before
tackling Standpoint with a local
option petition. Signatures to the
number of 1865 will be needed in
order to bring about the special
election call. 1t is stated that the
"drys" will try to secure 1000 sig
natures to the "dry" petition in the
outlying precincts before tackling
Standpoint.
The law governing holding the
local option election provides that
the commissioners must call an
election two months hence at any
time when the petitions with the
requisite number of voters are pre-
scented to them, but makes further
provision that an election cannot
be held within four months of q
general election, and further the
petitions must be filed at least two
weeks before the county board
meets in regular session. If the
petitions are filed calling for the
election they will have to go before
the board by the time of their reg
ular January session at least, which
would bring the election in March,
The city of Standpoint with q
saloons receives a total income Of
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23

inguish at the look OF absolute despal
mat came into his wife's face.
Il think I'll leave Rosemary with
you for awhile he continued, with a
forced smile. You see, the ranch is
pretty dull as a steady diet, and Rose
mary might just as well stay on
little longer"
mary's eyes, to be chased away by one
Of uncertainty and something akin to
fear
Dave babe his wife goodby cheerful
ly and took the train with a pain at
his heart that almost stided him. The
emptiness Of every room, Of every
nook and corner, at home made him
like one demented in his first grief
He fought it all out at last, and Under
the stars he faced the heart tragedy Of
his life.
Her letters came regularly, chatty
and full Of her life, and he answered
as regularly. with no hint of his real
feelings.
At the end of the year came great
decision. He would sell the ranch.
The little note Of pathos in her letters
toward the end Of their year apart
touched him and caused a new hope
in his heart
I'D never ask her to come back
here" he told himself. In every letter
she was asking why he did not come.
Couldn't he get away? Had he forgot
ten her? She was tired of waiting?
Eyes, l must go to her." he acknowl-
edged to himself one cool autumn night
as he sat before the fire.
Outside the leaves were fast falling
in the dusk, and the baroness Of late
fall threw somber sadness over the
plains and hills.
Another year would kill me-" he
said YEARLY. looking around the ROOM
God, how 1 have missed her-my lit
tie wife!' He threw out his arms in
longing. She had always run to him
in those first days and climbed up on
his knees, cuddling her brown head
into his neck.
Then came the old rancorous taunt-
she hadn't loved him; she had wearied
in the first year Of their paradise. No;
after NIL, he couldn't go to her, for
she did not need him. and his head
sank with almost a cry on his breast
The gust Of wind that swept through
the room did not disturb his grief. 1t
was glad, inarticulate little sob of
fear and longing that made him start
and cause his head to reel as he saw
dainty, wind tossed little figure hold
ing open the door.
Just one little second, and then, be-
fore he could rise, she threw herself
wildly, passionately into his arms, cud-
ding her brown head into his neck,
kissing and caressing him in a very
delirium of happiness.
"Oh. why didn't you come. dear
why didn't you Gomez" she sobbed in
a paroxysm of grief. He soothed and
petted and fondled her as he might
an infant until her emotion had spent
itself Then when he had become
master Of himself they talked it all
out in the big chair by the fire while
night crept on over the silent. shad-
owy hills and the cattle lowed from
afar