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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07
GobieIno Municipal
DE GURABO.

Por acuerdo del Concejo Munich
pal adoptado en- SUI session ordinarla
tenida de acuerdo con las prescrip
clones de Ia Secci6n II de Ia Ley
Municipal vigeate ell dfa % de Fe-
brero dltimo, q las disz de la mahana
del dfa 10 de Mario corriente, Sc lle-
vara a cabo en- Ell salon de esta casa
consistorial una nueva y segunda su-
basta para la termination por con-
trato del afirmado de Ia Gale de San
tiago de esta poblacion, con piedra
triturada, de acuerdo en- un todo
con las prescnpciones della ordenan,
"a municipal a tai fin votada por ell
Ayuntamiento en- Is de Octubre de
1909.
Asf 10 hago pdblico para general
conocimiento en- Gurabo a l de Mar
20 de 1910.
Celestino Morales.
Alcalde Municipal.
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Ca|endaIio del sabado
en- Ia camaTa

P. de Ia G. III. Por los Sres. Ca
males, Acuna y Benitez Castaho. Pa
ra definir y castigar ell delito de
allanamiento de morada.
z. de Ia C. 11S. Por los Sres. Do
miguez Gomez. Para crear en- los ca
campos de Puerto Rico, escuelas de
primeras letras y para otros fines
P. de lac. 119. Por los Sres. Gar
cia Duc6s. Matienzo y Mercader
Para ayudar con la cantidad de qui-
nientos dollars anuales al sosteni-
miento de la industrial School de
la Porto Rico Benevolent Society"
establecida en- la ciudad de Ponce.
P. de la C. 120. Por los Sres. Gar
cia Ducos y Matienzo. Para hacer
10 applicable impuesto en- la seccion
go de la ley titulada "Ley Escolar
Compilada de Puerto Rico, a los
alumnos de las escuelas particulares
creadas y sostenidas por sociedades
esta blecidas para fines beneficos.
(Vease la edac,6n de maNona).
de manera que los muchachos con
su extra hicieron su agosto y aun no
Sc sabe que muchachos fueron 10 de
tai.
Sin embargo ell Evening Tele-
Crane" anuncio en- SUI ultima edicidn
del dia q un extra conteniendo a
full account del championato en- Ca
lifornia entire Nelson y Wolgast y
por la noche a la hora de salida de los
teatros ell extra tuvo aun mas acep-
taci6n que el otro extra anterior eel
del extra sin ser extra) pues va ha-
bia sido aunciado y Sc saba que era
-verfdico.-P. H. Negron.
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lar ell primero, leido tambien por Ii
gente seria debido q sus grandes edi
toriales.
Ell Telegraph" tiene muy pocs
aceptacion en- los dfaslaborables, la
que recobra en- el domingo, debido a
las buenas fotogra6as que nos deja
conecer en- dicho dfa, que no hay pc
ri6dico que 10 iguale.
Las ediciones dominicales son muy
leidas en- esta, debido a la importan-
cia que tienen, la parte c6mica y la
parte destinada al magazine. En- rea-
lidad aun no Sc ha podido saber cual
de los dos periodicos: ell Herald y
Ell "World', tienen mas aceptacion
el domingo, pues Sc venden al mis-
mo precio. En- mi creencia es mas lei
do Ell Herald" sunque no le quito
Ell merito al "Werld' cuya parte
magazine esta muy bien redactada.
Mel "Times" nj el Telegraph" nj
Tribune" tienen parte f,,nny; pero
tienen unas cuantas paginas destina-
das a fotograbados, y los dos prime
res en- particular debido a clio, tie
men muy buena aceptacion. FL "Ame
rican' tieaen en- ese dla tambien la
comic section; pero no puede ser tan
agraciada como Ia de los otros dos
periedicos que tambien la tienen de
10 que va hecho menci6n.
Pero 10 principal de todo aconte-
ce con las ediciones de la tarde. Ell
Evening Journal editado POI
Hearst, el editor del "American' es
el q. tiene mas aceptaci6n de todos
los de la arde:Sale Iaprimera edici6n
"a las 10 de la manana; la segunda
la LOO P. NJ; la tercera q las 2 P. NJ;
Ia celortc 4 las 4 P. NJ. y la quinta
las 6 P. NJ. Hay veces que SAGA una
serta y una septima tambien. La gen
te adinerada le llama yelow paper sen
sacional, calumniador y libeloso, por
que siempre ha dicho la'verdad acer-
ca de la cuadrllla de criminales que
representa- farsamente al pueblo en-
Albany y en- otros sitios legislativos
en- este pals. Siempre ha reflejado ell
NAL ocasionado en- este pueblo debi-
do a La existencia de los trusts. Los edi
toriales que publica este diario son
muy solicitados por ell pueblo.
. El "World', como el Evening
Telegraph (proipiedad del "He-
rald'') y ell Evening MALI tambien
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DineTO y Ie|oj gratis.

Pida sin dinero. diez pesos
oro de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" ell mejor PATENT
zado para la sangre, ell esto-
mago, ell higado, y los rihones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie,
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar-
hos ell importe, obsequiaremos
con una comisi6n en- dinero,y y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency Tetuan SO, San
Juan, Pto. Rico. Noviembre.
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10 MEjoR.

La ,joyerta Tfnaud tiene e1
,mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y nevedad para regalos,
y esta, constantemente recibien
do los 'hltimos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea oomprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efeotos de plata de
ley, metal blanoo, p@ateado y
cristal tallado LEJ1TMo tiene
un immense surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BuENos
todos garantizados. Especial
lidades para regalos de bo-
das.
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MD|CkD0R GENERAL.

ss kss 1. 49,. !.ss:, ::s: 1890: ~: Z:
% Nala e q p01O1D De 10 dstesetSo PrsSorols-
. Hsls !nss11A tnP9sao. anStA dslse ) q
E1MH 1slgsass nay !vo slesre. = nsl sEs
Sse III q lanci6s ID esso0aso rsguls loi
bssselnsa. p meier r:nedio cenos!de para 4 dis
k0A ~ pgovoAga estA de Ii dentieoo Dc cualQuIer9
~ esaAA f10gaAQ mucho euidade - Dedlr d
gMnbs fAhnAatsI1 - = 0eAoro WlAAoW': . 4 ~.
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.L|NEA fERREA DEL OESTE

ltinerario de tIen"s vapores que
.mpezara regir Ce.de {! ~ de Sep.
tiembre &c 1909.
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tABEllEzA. De Ramon Rivera. Es-
ia fonda es una de las principles que
tiene vida en- Ponce, por su limpieza,
buen servic;o, comidas bien condimen.
tadas y precios m6dicos. Gale de la
Villa No. %.
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ia Chiquita." De Jose Mas y
Perez Ropa hecha Quincaus y Mer
cerfa- F&brics De sellos de gonna.
Gale Mayor, esquins { Estrella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

Jose dc Lucas. Comerciante al de-
tall calle Comxvcio ssQuinc Salud,
No. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

La Caborrojeha, jugo dc ca1a
y irutas al natural, refrescos, dul-
ces y cigarros. Gale Marina. No. S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

I Besosa s Ramirez, Representan
to de manufacturers y coaisionis
tas-.Agentes de Ia mAquina de es-
cribir. UNDERWOOD, Ponce, P. R.
Jose Romaguera y Co, S. en- C.
Fabncantes de licores y comprado-
res exclusives del ac1editado Ron
REPAAADA y antique alcoholado Bar
nes. Villa No. As.
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Sc ALQIULA.

Una casa en- Ia calle de la Cruz
No. 64
Inf orma1an Sol 46. altos
No. 2
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Barberia "El Figaro, de Ru 0
Vasauez. Gale Victoria No, 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

Sc yende una fnca de 30 cuerdas
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro
Wis. Para informes dirigirse & Luis
de la Cruz, Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

Agencia do J. Brand. Moto,i-
cletas y bicicletas para venta y al
quuer. accessories Dc todas clases.
Reparaciones en- general. Plaza
Principal al lado de! Consistorio.
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Cientos de Medicos muy conoci.
dos certifican la verdad de que la
Pam ala cura el Paludismo.
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D|RECTOR|0 De PONCE

lcdo. F. Manuel Toro, abogado y
netaric Gale Concordia esquina
Aurora.
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F. ARIZONA Oliver. r.--Almacenis ia 3
por mayor, en- provisiones de todas
clases. Sal molida en- saquitos de
una libra, marca AguilA. Frente 4
Ia Plaza del mercado. Agents en-
San Jnan' N. uauri 4 Co.
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Manuel Nocsts Padilla.-Representante
de LA Correspondence" Ponce, Pto.
Rico, P. D. Box. II 1elefono %.
-Agente y corresponsal de varies Pc
ri6dieos importautss de San Juan, Ia
isla y ell extranjero Acepta agencies
y umisieneA Puede dar reterencia.
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American Railroad Company O. Porto-Ric
.-r,,n. Aviso--Cambio de tinerario
AAAN10ARIO EN- VGOR DE6DE 3 MAYO DE 1904
SAN JUAN PONCE
Leahac1a aba 10
READ DOWN.

P;dlyy, Pity b;:Iiy Daily 5;:1!yy.I 52.i!y Dr. E:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
5eit abaeliefert.

QSir mpIlen unieren Selern etn
ocIdl,dj ueriitjern DAB Sol1ee,S
@ermau Ssrup beutsutage purltio
oas e,us,qe Brapurot I'M Wartte IT
weldee 5nminoiuat hubert uno
belt. "a ersbait bic Gteenattttel,
ala retner Ebeer. Iusaug pm Stlaaz
,enhars n, o.. rpelde ats 9eilnsttel
Sar Suyten uno Ghwiuoinht pUn Den
meoesir;s49c gpnsrelen 10 bod ee'
ichost 10. Ser 59winoft|tI9e,
~einerlei Jb bic sSrantbeit i'm pale
pber auuse mus oes @adts &nbe
hobe unb bes MDreens tret lem BON
InfaIe upn trDdeuen uno tDlternoen
Suiten. Sie ertranttea Gbelle oer'
ianaen uad 8nbe, seilenoer unb
inbenber Y~ebanolun9, uno Der Nas
tient beoarf Der ridden Suit, anter
@ahruns Freien auswnris oes MDrs
oens, nit Id1neGer unb onuernoer
ainberung. aleine 6lai9hsn 81
As Gents e~epbbnli6e 8rbBe nnbe5n
3 Wal 10 uiei eptbalteno Is Gents.
Sn auea Gpothefen III hoben.
~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

the Eggers Milling Co, from the Gas.
conade Valley Milling Co. She de
parted again Monday with a barge
in tow, for Bluffton, and arrived yes.
terday loaded with cord wood.
The steamer w. l.. Hickman took
a large raft of ties to Gore Thursday
Monday evening she left for Gas.
conade and brought to port quite a
number of marketable cattle fol
John Had; Tuesday she went til
Gore and brought up passengers and
freight, returning same day.
Captain Byrd Burton who has
charge Of the tie and lumber bust.
ness for the Kettle River Co, was
IN town Friday and Saturday; he
lef' for st. Louis his home, Satur.
day evening.
Geo. H. Ochsner who has been in
the employ Of the Hermann Ferry
and Packet Co., all last spring and
summer al clerk on the steamer
Henry Wohlt has resigned his posi-
lion and taken a berth with Mr.. Geo.
+. Kuhn at the Concert Hall attend
Ing to the serving OF cool drinks, to
the numerous customers.
The Missouri and Gasconade rivers
which have been on the rise last
week are steadily declining.
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81 babbelt allies ;fuaamaI.

s8i einem Sodienb6uier Spe5erpi.
b6noIcr, Der ole @eipubnbeit bpiist,
allies Stppinol 81 iagen, fi1 aber bic.
les Sellers nidt beipllbt mar, fam ei.
mes cages elm Bauer, Der oieleIbe Sc.
pobnbeit botte, Inn elm Gofet Sobaf
al fanfen. Igs entipann iih foIeenbes
geipr1d 5ipiifen ben beioen: Gpese.
reibonoler: s@'n Morg'H an @or.
en-. Sic tuiinlden2 sic minSden9 s
Bauer: &C. 9ofet 8abnf, Z 0ofet
Eabaf, blnii'S gopier, bIan's 9opier..
Der Spescreib1noIer perbeibt nit
Mfibe elm Baden, aebt nebenair ins
3ininer 81 ieiner Sral uno ruff bolb.
ldiit: eSroiL Srmll @eb' nal iaiis,
'geb' NAL noiis, 6n lit Dir en- hummer
aerl oroiis, en- hummer aerI orors.
Der babbeIt Giles 5fuaomoI, Der bob.
belt Giles S%fuaatnoI.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
Gebte hofnuns peridmunoen.

Gebte boffnuns perlhwunoen.
ais berporrasencs slerste iaeten
baB W. M. Smitbbart, rDn 8etin,
Sa,, u~nbeilbare Sdpinbluht babe,
mar beiien leste Suffnuna bahin,
aber OF. Rings @em DISCOVERY fur
ghwinbiutt, Suiien nno @rtaltun.
aeri retteten Tim pDin @rabe. gr
Iaat: ,9ieie Mebisin bat mid prinbs
lid1 furirt unb meiu 2eben serettet.
Geitbem babe ih fie 10 Sabre lang
eebranbt, unb erndbte bieielbe als
cine fpunoerbares Salss urlb 2nngens
Seilmittel.4 Streng mifeni6nft.
lides Ssilmittel fir Sniten, fpeben
Sals pber grf1ltnneen, nnb Gd1ereS
@prbeueunssmittel seeenBneunipnia.
@arnntirte Sfnihen gu SO Gents unb
SI.oo in 8nlfer Bros. Gpptbete
&robe Sfnihe frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

Sd rcd!idle stmerscu qe.inSefi
urd 'd1rsdttte Sfmerseu ee
peii rI9lpe Der @efte unuerbau,
Ten peiien, nabm 8. o. @rapipn,
pm 9ula, Miii., Or. Sings Retu
Sife Sins, init benz @einltate, = tpie
er idretbt, ponB ih furirt tuurbe.4
Gue Waeen unb @ebarmeunorbnuris
gen tpereen gebuben burf ibrem fin.
oernben Siubipana beipnbere Gioen.
itnften. 20 Gents tn @alfer 8rDs.
NpDthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
RIVER NEWS.

The steamer August Wohlt arrived
last Thursday from the Gasconade
river with 1875 r, r. ties which
were loaded into cars here and shipp-
ed to the Kettle River Co, at Madi-
son, Ills, she departed again Mon
day with an open hull barge in tow
for Cooper Hill with a full cargo of
miscellaneous freight and will arrive
today with wheat and produce.
The steamer Henry Wohlt took a
run to Fredericksburg last Thursday
and arrived Friday with a barge load
OF gravel which she unloaded at
Gasconade, also $50 sacks wheat for
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET
National Stock Yards, III.

September 10, 1910
Cattle receipts 10000; mostly wes-
terms and Southern. No choice Ma
tiyes here. Best cattle steady; med
ium grades 10 to 15c. lower. out.
look still lower, on the latter kind.
Demands good for choice stuff.
Hog receipts 1000. Heavy hogs S
to 1Oc. lower; others strong. Top $40
and we sold 16g ID. Southwest hogs
at that price. Bulk $3.50. Outlook
steady to strong.
Sheep receipts $500; market steady
Top lambs 1915; top sheep s4S5
Prospects steady.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16

STATE OF MISSOURI, o.
County OF GaSconade, ! l, Roht. Baum
gaertner, Secretary, and Fred L. WenseI.
President, each on our cath, state
that the above and foregoing statement il
true 10 the hestof our knowledge and belief
as shown by the books and accounts u
said association.
EkED T. WENSFL President
R0BT. BAUMGAERTNER, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this
10Th day OF September 1910.
NV commission expires January y, 1911.
7OBESf WALKER
Notary Put, ie.
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Comm eonrt ger6anOInnsen.

Su saden Os eeiuds bon Sobn a~oenissmarf uO anoern nm
lncten @eo; geribt Der Gommfidre cruaunt nm ben SdaOeH ab6u.
Iibdeen. ent0ebeibeu, lno angeorOnst DAB Der @eg geoffnet petbe
6olgene &ednlugen pnrOen sur 3ablung angepieien;
b. D. Essmann, damages account Lohmeyer Private Road ....". $4,000
d. 4. Stoenner County Judge -. $500. ~. u. ,........ 1000
Frank oncken, County Judge 49,, ..,.s $500. ....... ). ..... 12O
y. E. Bryan, County Judge $500. .... .....s ..s,.. ...-..... 1890
A =. Maupin. sheriff ..a......... 80. $500. $685.. ....a 100
e. A. Meyer. County Assessor ....,.... $780,. ........z.....+ 500
Theo. Graf, County CLERK, ......... -. ...... 1850. ...... -. 500
Hermann Electric Light Company, Light -. ~. ....ay.. 1875
A. L. Schnitger, / hog and 81 pounds bacon ...... ....., ...... 4461
e. A. Meyer. Coutyn Assessor ........ $500. ...... ..... :. 1876
f. A. Meyer, County Assessor postage ...... ...... 90. ..... 3IS
r. H. Chapman. roadoyerseer rs. 1890. ..*.. ...... ...... i. 5000
A. E Mauptn. expenses on account of Hart Pinson <.. ..tsse. lbs
A. e. Aaupin, fees &. -. .... 80. ..... ...... ...... Il. 200
August Meyer. insurance on Court House ...... ..... ...... &. 1920
Theo. Graf, clerk fees .4s............. .t.-. $780,. s....... 1866
F. l.. Wensel canvasshng vote ......,.. ........ ...... ........ 200
Christ Danuser. canyassing vote ........ ..E ...... $500. -. 200
+. A. Meyer, County Assessor ......... ..... ...... ........3 $4,000
Die Court ernennt 81 6. aPaipu as Sanhor bs Contributes
nit 1865 SabreS8ebdlt, frier Geuerung inb 2ibt, iopie 8bei 8immer
I'M 2 Stod os @obunrg uno 2 3ipuer i'm GrogfdoB.
ISM. 8Trtid & Souis 9oebm wlrOen 9danff8enfen fir baten
cues SaIoonS in Sernnatn ertbeilt1
Stcueransglcidung.
Die Gountp Court ib in @enpinFhnft nit Dem Gountp glerf, @f
cHor un6 Sberiff ais teucrauSgletdse9ebor ON @pnt1g ben 8
September nm Die BON ben &auiennn mo Sabrfauten erberhhteten
rStaeuents" 5n prifen rb erbo6tet Den Sterertertb Der @aaren in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
Semi-Annual Statement
of the
CIRCUMSTANCES AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

Of Hermann, Mo-, at the close Of business
on September 9th 1910.
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand. ~. ........... ST. 92 "a
Leans ON real estate.., ..40.S0o 90
Loans on stock. $500 90
Due from members, undoubtedly
good. ................ -.
Real asta;e...,.. .........t.
furniture and fixtures.
LIABILITIES;
Dues, no deduction. .St2,4Sl 90
Dues in lieu Of membership fees,
Other deductions as per by laws,
Prepaid stock interest paid in sdy,
Dues paid in adyance......,. 1 90
Interest paid in advance ........ 2 90
Due Borrowers, I. .,... 90 Oh
Borrowed money .y.. 600
Returnable Premiums. 900
Surplus. ~. T,00Sa a
Total. 49,. .S49,4Ya "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
.@erTonat.

6riider &abm in ollen aiiantita.
ten, Bel
Gbriit. GbrrIin & Sobn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-16
ROBERT MAKER,
RtG,tsaawa!t a. if'siiihsr aCtar,
c,rmaHu. Dta.
GERMANS

Ssisrai D,stnitt, Hsara.t., permitted ~.
sa6is unb 5sriAaIs NIB itriist e&rrfta6s 10
fslsss 'A Robsyt WoItss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-22
cLOAKMAKERS CANT WAIT.
Go Out In Several shops IN Advance o. {
General strike Order.

Go Cut In Several shops IN Advance 81 q
General strike Order.
The cIOakmakers began a series Of
strikes yesterday without waiting for the
Official declaration Of a strike. Dozens Of
shop meetings were held all over the Fast
side 10 prepare demands 70 be made when
the general movement for a strike takes
place.
Meantime the oloalcmakers were called
out in shops where the employers had
begun ahead 81 time 70 prepare for the
fall and winter season In anticipation Of
the strike. About two thousand cloak
makers were on strike yesterday In
fifteen Of these shops where demands for
higher wages had been refused.
These strikes, Il was stated. will not
have any effect on the general strike Of
the cloakmakera. involving the whole
trade, which IL coming.
The largest factory affected yesterday
was the factory Of Joseph Autler A Co.
il4-ii9 Fifth avenue. which has applied
FOR a court order restraining the strikers
A representative Of the firm said that the
new men employed In place Of the strikers
had been Eaylaid and attacked. Two
policemen stood guard all day yesterday
AZ the entrance 20 the factory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-22
MAYBE 4 FEDERAL LNOUIRY.
Interstate Commerce Commission May
Take t'p Commuters Grievance.

RnterSinte Commerce Commission MAJ
Take Up Commuters Grievance.
TRENTON. June 2i.-Ths increase ia
railroad Passenger rates was the subject
Of long conference to-day bstWeen
Gov. Fort. Attorney General Edmund
Wilson and tho State Railroad Commits
sion. WhiIs IL was in progress Gov.
Fort got Attorney General Wickersham
on the telephone az Washington and out
lined 20 him a plan for presenting the
complaints 81 New Jersey commuters
10 the Federal authorities.
The upshOt OF the conference was an
agreement that Attorney General VIII
son, by request Of the state Railroad
Commission, should appear before the
Interstate Commerce Commission 20 plead
tho cause OF the commuters.
The Railroad Commission received
to-day a communication from the Inter-
state Commerce Commission stating that
10 had under COnf ieration the prOpriety
Of making a fui investigation of the
subject 81 advanssa In Communication rates
Of fare by the lines reaching New York
city. The state commission has been
forwarding n the Interstate Commission
al complaints relating 10 interstate traffic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-22
pOG FALL N MINNESOTA.
standpatters and Insurgents Compromise
on Platform.


ST. PAUL, MINI. June 2i.-The insur-
gents and the standpatters scored a dos
fall in the Republican State convention
I to-day
The standpatters proposed TO indorse
the Taft administration. touched lightly
On the Payne tariff law and whOoped Il
up for the tariff commission and the rail
road bill. coRfning the rest OF the plat
form TO State topics.
The insurgents demanded a plank re-
pudiating the Payne law as a Reputation
Of pledges Of the Republican national
platform, also a plank expressing UNI
alterabls adherence % all OF the policies
promulgated by Theodore Roosevelt
and mildly praising Mr.. Taft for his
patriotic efforts 20 advance legislation
for the benefit Of tho whole people.
hut rsfraining from indOrsing any Of
mis- direct administrative acts.
Contests over State officers were ~
pronounced a. to force a spirit Of con-
cessiOn and the platform finally adopted
after q fight .on the convention floor is a
compromise over which neither faction
is enthusiastic.
The platform Endorses President Taft's
patriotic efforts TO secure legislation
for the benefit Of the whole people. ,
ignores reference 20 the Payne tariff law
applauds the Roosevelt conservation poll
cies and commends the railroad legisla-
ton.
The rest Of the platform il taken up
with a consideration Of state issues.
The other fight in the convention was over
the efforts Of the county optionists to
secure a plank committing the partp
This was defeated by a deCi sive ma orty.
The convention also indorsed the course
Of the Minnesota delegation In Congress.
who solidly supported the tariff Oom-
mission legislation. but made no reference
to the split in the delegation ON the tariff
vote. on which Mr. TAWney Of the First Con
gressional district was the only member
n vote for the Payne law. Senator Clapp
was Endorsed for rselsction.
The ticket nominated was: Governor.
A. O. EberhaFt, by aoclamation; Lisuten-
ant-GOvernor. Samuel Y. Gordon; Audi.
tor, samuel q. Iverson, renominated;
Secretary Of State. Julius seminal, re-
nominated by aoclAmation; Treasurer.
W. J. Smith; Clerk Of Supreme Court,
/. A. CAswell; AttOrney-General. George
simpson. renOminated by aoclAmation;
justices Supreme Court: Justices jag
gard. Calvin. Brown and D. s. Simpson,
renominated by reclamation; Judge &.
p. Brown nominated. defeating Justice
Lewis for denomination.
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MExICOS DECLARATION" LOST.
search for Original % lturbldes Decree
Of Independence IL Vain.

MEXICO CITY. June 7l.-Al efforts 70
recover what 10 generally known a. the
Original Declaration o. Independence
have failed Il Ia considered probable
that the document was stored away either
In this country or Europe and lost.
Unlike the United States Of North
America. Mexico had not formal Decla-
ration u Independence. The shb-
atitute. for which search has been made.
was the decrSe Issued September q. 1901.
signed by Agustin lturbide. who after
ward became the first Emperor Of Mexico.
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RosELGH. n. j.. June 3i.-'Ths Joys Of
living In the Rosellss are held % be no,
one BE ahAted 10 say nothing % the two
hits raise In Communication rates. Ia the
Way the executive committee % the Board
Of Trade Of this place and Roaella Park
diapoaes o. the propoaitlon 20 fight the
increase by the Central Rilruad. The
STATE % refuse % Join IN the general nro-
test AGAINST the action Of the railroads.