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The Springfield herald., 1910-01-28
Lyceum Program
January 2Sth


Roll Call Quotations from Longfellow
Song by the School
Recitation Roy q. Thompson
Recitation Lora Alexander
Song Ruby, Alice and Pearl Allen
Recitation Incz Mcfarland
Reading S. 9. Speckman
Instrumental Music Malde Patterson
10 Questions on Literature N. G. Jones
Paper Earl Denney
Debate Resolved, that that portion of
the United States lying west of the
Mississippi should be separate nation.
Affirmative Elmer Gordon and Earl
Whitaker
Negative Earl Denney and Willie
Alexander.
w. g. T. U.
The local w. C. T. U. will
meet at the School house, Jan.
10Th. 1910, at 2:3O- AL mem
bers will please have readings of
their own selection; final prepa-
rations will he made at this meet
ing for the open meeting of Feb.
18th, 1910.
Mrs. Maud Green,
President.
Ex-Commissioner Shannon was
in town the 9th.
Willie Denney has returned to
Longmont for the winter.
Roy Denney will spend a
month at Carrizo, trapping.
Ferdinand CapansKy and wife
came up from Gallienas the
26th returning this a. m.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-28

Call and see Denney's Dry
Goods.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-10
q 3 as7 g 'ssslsss q

legios que Sc van a establecer en- Pa
mama y Puerto Rico tambien daran
uno oportunidad para la ensehanza
de agentes comerziales. Debe hacer-
Sc algo tambien para que la lengua
espaAola sea la segunda que Sc ense-
ne en- nuestras e5cuelas publicas. FL
espahol es el idioma que Sc habla Ell
los paises que nos quedan al Sur lex
cepto en- el BrasiD, y despues del in
giles, es el que Sc esta extendiendo
con mayor ia pidez. Es de mayor va
lor practice en- los negocios que cual-
ouier otro idioma extranjero.
Con 10 anterior va me parece que
he dicho bastante para que el lector
,.aya viendo, y 81 quiere que tome
una pequena vacacion y vaya q Cen
tro y Sur America, yendo por un la
do y viniendo por ell otro, es decir,
yea el Canal por una ruta y Puerto
Rico por Ia otra, y entonces tendra
ana idea mucho mas elevada de Ia
gran mitad meridional del Hemis
ferio Occidental.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-10
riemanda por reduction en- el precio
en- los Estados Unidos.

ciemanda por reduction en- el precio
en- los Estados Unidos.
"Pero todo parece indicar una ex-
tension del comercio. Todos los
amos hay aumento en- nuestras ex-
portaciones de productos manufac-
turados. Nuestros artesanos demues
tran su habilidad para producer ar
ticulos tan baratos como el extran-
Zero v el final del reinado de los mo
nopolios particulares redueira la ex
poliaci6n en- nuestro proplo pals, y
de ese modo aumentaran las ventas
tanto aqui como en- el exterior. Sc
gundo: eQue debe hacerse para TO
mentar ell comercio con la America
del Sur? Antes que todo, tengamos
I'm canal lbre. Cada peso que Sc CO.
bre por pasar el canal, reduclra su
valor como un factor para aumentar
nuestlp comercio tPor que no hacer
ol.e el canal sea Ia contribution dc
lUestra naci6n al comercio nun dial?
81 en- lugar de tratar da cobrar i'm in
teres en- la inversion, sin!plemente co
bramos en- costo de funcionamiento
Y entreteniniento, induda blemente
Que daremos In gran vuelo a nues-
tro comerclo, en- tanto que no podre-
NOS obtener utilidades cobrando pea
jes. Mientras navores sean las con-
trbuciones que imponganos en- el
canal, mas cobraran las lineas trans
continentales en- el flete corrido. Ell
resultado total del peaje vendra a
ser perdida para el p1blico, en- lu
gar de ganancia. Y finalmente hay
una razon diplomatica, que aunque
no es de cuenta la dire. la cual es q.
un canal libre hara que nadie Sc
ocupe de proyectar otros canales
traves del Istmo
Nuestros e1portadores deberian
estudiar las condiciones de la Ame-
lca del Sur. Deberlan envlar repre-
sentantes a aquellos pafses para ave-
riguar 10 que las masas desean. Is
mas facil hacer los articulos que el
pueblo esta acostumbratio, cue ha-
Ger que el pueblo Sc acost,.n!bre 1 los
articulos Que nosotros fabricamcs.
lambien hay que roner a,cn-
ci6n al aprendizaie Y ad.estramieEto
lie los agentes NATIVES. Il necesaao
que III viajante corc1ta el pueblo,
asi como el itlio:na Ike paseee que
e PoAlian traer i1vel.es ,!e Ia Anas-
,.ca del Sur, qi.e de..t sasen apti-
mi para lGs ie-oc;.s y eaaei!2ries
toGa, los desai; ~ cc2erc.0. Y
iueeo Mazda: ;4asan Yer.as
entFe Sis pro. .os ra.sai-os. Los Co
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-10
Detencion de I'm personsje,

Dicen de Buenos Aires que ha sido
detenido I'm individuo que resueito
ser anarquista pues este vestla de
los elegantes trajes V calzado que
vende Juan Pieras Allen 32 de la Pal
meSana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-10
Treasury Department Of Porto RiCo

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INIUEBLEA
Rentas nternas Piedras da 26
bre 1910 los guien dia las 10 de vend
los meores do los benes reaconados de los mism
para cubr las conribucones oostos fueron
agd por habe pgado ded las conbucones venc
das los regos segdn dispone la de Rentas lnterna
PROP PETARIO5 Description de Ia propedad Conbucoues ga
apfoxmado
BN SEGUNDA SUBASTA
Coaejo CONSTRUCTION Co. 193 cuerdas de los
barrios de Cupy, de Rio Pie
dras Cuevas do Trujilo
Alto $7S367
Pueden los dales deseeu los epeevos expns
E comprador de a propedad debe dpoMar evo 10
d del que vendd perda
deare de de Ia la ua h e subaaa
propedad du1ane los dez das verified lemat
Rio Piedras p r., ocubre 28 de 1910.
(Firnado) M. de j. Canno-Coecor
Aprobado SamueD Gromer, Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-10

Visible en- Ia obscuridad de ID no.
che. Vd. no olvidara gus oraciones
81 posee una
rRrcso s2.97 iucluyendo elfranqueo.
Envien su nombre , direction Y le
remitire una preciosa reproduction
del mismo en- pspel.-L. REXACH,
Cristo Al. San Juan.
En- esta imprenta So vende papel de
peiiodices viejos 4 81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-10

Cuando I'd. quiera vajar dee razon con Swiggett
Bross. San Juan H. E. Gates Ponce, sarantiza
mos Ia meor atencion. Tenemos un empleado especial
para este servco 81 nosotros podemos facitar el
servicio es e deber de el buscar mo que pueda.
Busque nuestra senal en- el radiador 81 no leva
nuestra marca Regisrada el "che" no pertenece
Atlas LINE por consiguiente no pueden llevar Ia
garanta de servicios eserada que evan todas las ma
quinss del ATLAS LINE. Para evtar molestias
deora de tempo apuntese nosotros para cuaquie
viae en- Ia isla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
STRUCK BY 8
BLAZING
OIL STOVE
JAMES M'CUE RUSHING TO AID
NEIGHB0R IS STRUCK BY COAL
OIL STOVE HURLED OUT THE
DOOR, AND BADLY BURNED.
[uSIrED PREss InAsrp w1nn.l

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. a.
Aside from being painfully burned
about the face and shoulders, James
McCue is eaten by an enormous peeve
today, because he was struck on the
head and. knocked down by blazing
stove hurled by a man whom he was
trying to befriend.
Just as McCue was retiring lastt
night his wife rushed into his room
and told him that the home of Rosen-
DO Bohando, next door, was on ere.
Like good neishbor, McCue rushed
TO Bohando's AID, As the rescuer
was dashing into the Bohando kitch-
en-. HURTING object, With tail of
flame, descended on his heao.
Burning oil was thrown Oh his
head and body, and he rolled on the
ground, screaming with pain. His
wife extinguished the flames by throw
ing quilt over her suffering hus-
band, and sitting on him, but not be-
fore he was badly burned.
Bohando explained today that the
stove had exploded. and that he had
hurled 1t through the door. 1t met
Cue at the moment of its greatest We
locity.
McCue was taken to hospital, and
his burns dressed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
AGRICUL LTURAL COLLEGE
PLANS EXTENSION WORK
IN ALL PARTS OF STATE

Practically every part of the state
OF Oregon will be benefited by the
.Dlan for the extension OF experiment
work In all phases of horticulture
and agriculture which is now under
consideration by President w. u
Kerr Of the Oregon Agricultural
College and the authorities at Wash
tngt0n. The plan win be submitted
to the regents of the college at O
meeting which will be held withiu
khe next two weeks. In all proba-
bifity the agents will approve the
plan and II Will then be ready for
presentation to sthe Legislature at It's
next meeting.
While at Washington Dr. Kerr
presented his plans to the officials
of the various departments and Sc
cured their cooperation. The fed
serei officials have agreed TO give ma
teriai financial support and have Of
fered the services OF their experts.
The plan includes extensive ex-
persments In irrigation in the VIII
1amette Valley. The experiments
will be carried on In. cooperation
with farmers and fruit growers. at
such points in the valley as will best
suit the varying conditions. This
may necessitate work In as many rs
is different communities in the val
ley. IL will include Investigations
of methods of irrigation and testing
of soils. drainage, the adaptability
OF various kinds OF farming and the
time and methods OF tiflage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
FORTY FIVE ARE
DEAD AND LIST
WILL INCREASE

FernIe. B. c., Dec. 12.-The latest
casualty list of the Bellevue mine
disaster gives the number of dead at
46. This includes 80 miners and 10
members OF rescue party from Hos
mer and Frank, Alberta. who were
entombelr in the mine while searching
for victims of Thursdays explosion.
The last body of the known dead
was removed this morning.
The mine offlcials say that all the
missing have been accounted for.
IL is believed that several of the
men who were injured will die.
Hundreds OF men have arrived here
from various mines and camps with
in the Crows Nest district to assist
In recovering the bodies.
Twenty-one dead were found in
the lower levels. two miles from the
entrance last night. The bodies we're
taken out shortly after midnight.
Over so men were engaged In rescue
work last night, and several of them
were overcome temporarily by the
afterdamp, which still poisons the
air in the shafts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
oatarrh Cannot Be Cured

With local applications, as they can
not reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh is blood or constitutional
disease and in order to euro II 10,
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken Internally.
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is'saotsas ouack medicine. II
was prescribed BY one OF the best
physicians In this country for years
and 10 a regular prescription. Il IL
composed OF tho best tonics known.
combined with the best blood puri-
ncrs. acting directly ON the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
OF the two Ingredients is what. pro-
duces such wonderful results in cur
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
#. ]. CHENEY q CO.,
Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c. =
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
BRAZILIAN
REBELLION
ENDS QUICKLY
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MI.
TIMERS KILLED AND 800 TAX
EN- PRISONERS, MANY WATCH
ING BOMBARDMENT WE'RE
KILLED.

London, Dec. 12.-Loyal Brazilian
troops are in full possession OF Com
bra Island, the scene of Saturdays
mutiny, according to advices received
today by the Brazilial minister here.
Nearly 500 mutincers are under ar
rest.
The dispatches said that---iuring
Saturdays iighting approximately $50
mutineers were Filled. When the
prisoners we're marched out OF the
barracks at Cobra, a concentrated
break was made aud dozen were
shot.
The Brazilian hospitals are filed
with wounded sailors. and soldiers,
several of the lard batteries having
been shelled. 1t was reported that
many casualties occurred among the
spectators, many thousands of whom
gathered TO see the bombardment of
the mutineers by the loyal ships In
the harbor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12

ttarnov vaiiav a. snn,a o+bar Ia
"'ey, =. "oue o,no' ~
caiity IN the centrai part Oh oregon,
Wal propaply De the location I9r
ano'ner eAperlmen. station' Ins
two OF qnree miillon acres OF ianp
whicn VIII De opened up Dy tne
Duliolng OF rallroaus lnuo tnis sec
uon ana wnicn are now almost en-
tlIely unpIouuctiVe' Will py means
Ana ,psaa nrodne,,ye five" Tb,s wiIi NJ
! s,ation ~ whtch Inc nrnh,o,ns ~
drv yarm,ng will ha studied axc,us-
svs,v
some pom. ia Soutnern oregon
viii aiso De seiscteu ~ site ioI an
eApeIl'nen. sea.ion wnicp VIII De q
1en.el lor e1,ensive operationS
smrouknou, IN tnat sec.loh on tne s'a.e'
me oncia's at washington nave ex-
pressed tnenseIses as iavoraDIe 20
tne s.ation at tnat poiIs ana @ are
now at Wv,k gon .ne pians. Inns
ss..I s.a.,on WI Ane Wy noe, ony 'ne
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
st.tc Refor,n School suprlies

Sealed proposals. are hereby invited
for furnishing tho Oregon state Re-
form School with supplies for the six
months ending June 80. 1911. Said
supplies to consist Of groceries. bread
stuffs, meats. leather and fndinss.
clothing, etc. Lists. with specit T.
tions. will be furnished on applica-
tion to the Institution. All bids must
be in by December 81, 1910, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
FINGER PRINTS MAY
SEND HIM TO GAILsOWs

Kasas City. Dec. ,12.--John Fagler,
a farm hand, was arrested today ON
suspicion OF having been connected
with the murder Of four persons on
the Bernhard farm, near here. Satur-
day night. ~,
Fagler's finger prints will be taken
and probably will constitute the most
important factor in establishing his
guilt or innocence His arrest Is said
70, have been made because the finger
prints Of his left hand correspond
very, closely to stains made a bloody
hand on one of the walls where the
quadruple murder was committed.
Chief OF Police thinner personally
caused Fagler's errest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12

must be accompanied by certified
check for 10 per cent OF bid, made
out to the superintendent of the
school. All goods must be delivered
by the successful bidders by January
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12

The peculiar properties Of Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidemics
OF influenza. and when It was taken
In time we have not heard Of a sin
gle case OF pneumonia. Sold by all
dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12
Piles cured 10 0 to "a Days.

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In TO
II days or money refunded. soc.
~ mwf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12

A Los Angeles man has purchased
the Dean-Corliss mine in the Waldo
district. Josephine county, paying
$4,000 for It. r,.,-s -, st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12

AT Fresno. California, Saturday, a
gang of Industrial Workers of the
World was mobbed and the big tent
In which they lived and all their
supplies were burned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12

The timber in the Crater Lake
district is said to be going TO
waste, dying from old age.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-12

1b. 1911. and must be in accordance
with the sample submitted, and In
original packages. where possible.
N. H. LoONEY,
12-7-16t Superintendent
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Teil ais 8ermittIer.

Cincinnati, Ohio. %. San, zee
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men I'M alS Gcrmittler III Dem
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Der Queen & Crescent ullo Der Bal
tinlore & Sbio Soutbneitcru mo
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luiii1r uorgele9t mirb.
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Nerionenjns benz @crberbeu ent.
NnnQeM.

2iSbon sails, Nc, %, San,
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obgegangen mar. rettetc Scrbert 8.
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luet6er ben goli5cn Sobnperfebr 5iui-
iden Sepiiton n,N @runsiuid lnbirl
gelegt bat. 3uei Sobrifcll, meldc
800 Nrbeiter beidGitigcu hobcn in
Solgc bea Sod)woiicrS bcu 9etrict
einitellen nliillcn.
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WattinmGrocr aeridltct.

Srenton Nh, %. Samlar.
@eorNe Tej, melder I'M lesten Spm-
rier III Miooleier.G County ieine @ot
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mobnten 5lt Eertb Ambup mo trent.
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III elmer Gigarrcnfnbrif arbcitetc. Or
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It er iih Der Eoli5ei.
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3iuirnfabrifen amer gctrieb.

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Sier luuroen finn 3%luirnfabritcn
pon s. & =. Goots auf unbeitimmtc
3eit geid)loiien, woourd) $500 Sertil.
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Gle 8eranlaiiung Der ShlieBung
mar, oaB onl periloiienen Gomneritog
l25 2cbrblrid,fn geitrift lotten, neil
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bcits5eit oui. 56 Stnnoen pro @od)c
beidrGuft miro, nid,t qcinllcn loiicn
lpollten.
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las lebte Seit.

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id)ait BEL,
9as Greisnib miro ais elm politiid)
bebcntiannes betraftet. Gs mar bns
erite Dial ieit Der aleeeiras.Gonic.
rcus. ,ook per aaiier Die 9oiifoit
beindJte; Tic Gaiierin hatie Die BOT.
idait nidt rlebr hri,ldt, ieitbcn tic
arouprin5ciiia mar.
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Ser guti Tleiih sirens.
6ug id)cint trot nllers Boycott cr.
ilhc rio troB DER pielen anopic. Die
ausgegeben murben mo trnB Der 20
men.elubs, wcld)e lid aeaell 6leiif)
crflGrt hubel,, teincn rcd)tcu 3ug 81,
b%ctonln,en, oenr tad oeli Nerid)tell
ser @%roBbonnIcr hat lid biSber nod
feillc Heblittion III Der Goniiulirnulg
Der Slcilhmoi'en ac5eigt, mo Ser
Verionbt lit nod, ebenio aroB, mie IN
Der Tortuod)e. 0ic 8robbGnolcr be.
hauptcu. bab cS III Der folten Sob;
reS5eit biird)ollS nid)t u%llgcbrnd)t iei.
bcn 2elitelt i'll cnIpfcblcn. fem Sleildl
al ellen. oenn menn lie enttrGitct
miiroen luto cen @itternn9sumbiloer
nid)t wiDcritebrr fonntcll, Damn be
f1mcn Ser 9lrSt iinb Der Npotbcfer
me6r, ais Scr @ertb ocs goll5eE
Sleiid)genlllie0 ullenrnd)e. Inn Mll
itad)eln bes TolfeS 9e9en Die ci9cncn
0coiiriniiie ucr9lIdl eil,cr nit Der al
TEL, tSobel: oQs geid)icbt mciller Mut
ter red,t. luel,1 Id mir bic Singer
eririerc;;' morrm fouit lie mir fcinc
Sonbid)ube!"
MbIcbcn. Srnu Moric Yro.
bohl lit geiterr irt Nlter bon 6S SAB
reil I'M Sdiie hires Scbhcs. Senrp
4. Yrorobl, Nr. D33, SIt.Erottitr.,
gcitorben. Sic mar Die @ittpe POI,
Srn. Sgnoj aorl Probobl, Der idon
Dor 10 Snbrcll aus Dem Seben ifien
unb init Dem lie I'M Sabre 1891 nod)
s(nlcrifa fam. sic murhe in Sdnei
oentiible. 9e5irf @rombers, geboren.
9luber Dem obcn gennn1,ftn Sobrl
irnilern lull JIG Sr. Ea,if groSobl II.
Die Jofter sri. agres YrpDobl unS
6rali slgres 3enniion. Iic geeroi.
ail9 finOct ont 6reitas ouf Gem
ISL. Grloicr. %5rieohoie" itatt, mad
oer, III Ser Ct. Miifjacls Stride cine
Heauiem. Weiie iiir ibr Seclcibcil
~celebrirt lporben lit. e."
Sr Nclp S%erington, Ohio. lit
Die Mitt,pe oes peritorbenen Haitors
9cni. u. StebbinS geitorben. 1Srou
Stebbins wor cine Iod)ter oes Srn.
@m. q. HobcrtS pom Baltimore. Sic
binterldbt eiilcn sotn mo cine
3od)ter.
NSNe tnr,S NxSlauh betssaA B saaise. ara
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Mmiiflebrcrin ais Mt6roerin Dor Or
ridt.

8aterburp Cont, %. Sdn. -
Sn bieiiger Stoot begann bei,te Der
Gro5eB gegen Sopbie aritdlman, cine
iungc uno tolentpolle, aus 2itbaueil
sebiirtigc Wuiiflebrerin, ,ueld)e aige.
fioet lit, 9onislos &ulpindos I'M
lester Senumer in ltniousGitp err
rcroet su Da6en. &liluindas lpilrSe
ri: 2eite IN eiiiem @ebiih ,eeiun-
zen, ieine aeble iuar ourd)itnittei'
linb iein aorper bon mebreren SIT
ocln %burdbobrt. Soe Mitdlell tit als
afitlduloiaer bes Taod,ens onge'
flest mlb mirb nad ibr pro5eiiiri
rrerben. Cine Siirp miro i'm 2aliis
Ses bcl,tisen 9ases suiammenaeiett.