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.HunOR OF 1|A HOUR
She Named Him.

! Hezekiah Horsehy smiled knowingly
as he stood #inH the crowd In front Of
the fortune telier's booth with one
hand on his silver watch.
I'She'll tell you your: past! She'll tell
you your future! She'll even tell you I
your nalne!': roared the barker through /:
his megaphone. t q ss$ III 4
~ 'Bet u squash she can't do it!!r NUT
tered Hezekiah. to himself
Ell she CAM tell ,you yonr name
she'll refund your money! yelled the
barker as he sized up Hezekiah and
seemed to know what was passing in /
his mind. $;izsS y 81 \ 0 Is Il
by hen, I'll do itp exclaimed the
man from Podunk: I'LL shev some fun
fur nothin'w And a moment later he h
had paid 81 In advance and was sit
ting face to face with Madam Tabasco,t
''the famous gypsy queen" :s. 2s5s
You are going on a long journey, n:
she began as she studied his hand. IS
yep; that's what they all Say, ID
sneered Hezekiah. Go on and tell
me my name or gimme my money
back" - \. o IS ss:; ,:3$ 55
.A;blond lady whom you have never
seen has fallen madly in love with
you, and" RE- :53.s. IL Il ~, q. {: ===S@
II don't keer q punkin seed IL she:
hasp' he broke In angrily. "pm here
to be told my name" rs:s. r Is.
But warn you to- beware OF 8
short, fat man." continued the fortune.
teller. HE wilP'- - = = s : 80. I
"And i don't keer a bumblebee about
q short, fat manr' exclaimed Hezekiah.
II want my name or there1l be gum
| trouble around here! You know yon
can't tell tt!' $.>'ss.,19s, - 1890 -
"You would have me tell you your;
Dame?" she asked. %S%s7' 49, - Ss'z5:''&Si
''That's what I'm here fur. grandma
he fiippantly replied. = H.. = H. = IL
| Every WELL SIR. But first let me tell
| you your future. Let me give you a
warning that will be worth fifty times
the small sum you have paid. A dark
man will soon cross your path, and If
you''-- ::s::: ~ j'&:s "a
| 81 Kin take keer Of: all the dark men.
! that cross my path. III: give; yonsa
mint more>t tell me my name. |" tsF s,f;;=
very: weiI,S sir said Nine. Tabasco
as she touched bell and smile came.
over her face. "Your name is Suck
/ err" -, -. 3 n
1 And after Hezekiah Horsef1y had
been hustled out by the bouncef he
agreed that the fortune teller had hit
the nail on, the. head.-A. B. Lewis in
49, -" vi. - sI4s
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(3ARSKE:

Miss Ireng and one Of the teachers
here spent Sunday at Devils Lake.
Like the ground hog most of the
people are staying in their winter
quarters these days.
w. v. Baker stopped here on his
way south Friday, after taking a
number of orders for Gloria lights in
northern towns.
A certain party whose birthday oc-
ours on February Goth, when ques-
toned as to his age invariably an
swers, 1.-TWO days older than Washing
TOM
Owing to the roads being icy and
bare in places and rough in others
hauling of all kinds is practically i'm
possible. Runners are the order of
the. day, but occasionally some one
ventures out with wheels. More snow
is the cry which is being answered
today in drifting way.
The reproduction of the scenes in
Oberamergau and the Passion Play
In moving pictures presented here last
Friday evening by Mr.; Oscar Simon,
were very good. Owing to the stormy
weather the attendance was small but
those who attended witnessed an en-
tertaInment Of high order.
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Tho King Of Aunky- 8uniky.

This is game which sounds very
simple. but never fails to make fun
Select two persons and place them AT
opposite sides of the room, the farther
apart the better. Give each lighted
candle and tell them they must not
laugh or even smile. They are to ad-
vance toward each other very slowly.
looking directly into each others eyes.
When they meet In the center OF the
room. with hands uplifted, In tones Of
great sorrow one says, 'srhe king OF
Hunky-Bunky Is defunct and dead"
The other responds: ALIAS. alas! bow
died hep The first person. with in
creased grief. says: ..Just SO; just so.
just So" Then comes the response
"How sad. how sad, how sadv.
The couple rarely get beyond an
nouncing that the king Is dead before
they are of in gales Of laughter. A lit
tie prize may be awarded the couple
who completely finish the message.
something that may be divided, like a
box Of candy or q, bunch Of flowers.
When one couple finishes or fails an
other pair may be chosen.
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FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
vinegar's. Various Uses.

A little vinegar added to the water
In which fish is boiled win remove the
strong oily taste.
When added to the water In which
1owl Is boiled vinegar tends to make
ehe flesh more tender.
II beefsteak is tough rub it with VIM
egar, let it stand for few hours, and
you will regard your butcher more
kindly.
A little vinegar added to butter and
sugar is an excellent remedy for
hoarseness
When tired and nervous have some
one rub the back of the neck and tenn
pies with vinegar and water mixed. 1t
will prove most refreshing.
Vinegar burned In a sickroom or
wherever there is disagreeable stufy
odor will give the room pleasant arc
matte fragrance.
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CLEANING furs,

A method of, cleaning furs which is
as excellent as it is easy is to clean
them with bran:
Fill .dishpan with bran and set 1t
in the oven to warm. Rub the warm
bran into the fur again and again un-
til every spot has been gone over sew
eral times. -D$$;.%,
When the bran becomes soiled throw
It away and replace 1t. When the ,furs
are clean brush them wen until every
particle Of bran has been removed
Hang out of doors for a day or two,
and the fur will be soft. fluffy and full
Of life.
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FOR THE. CHILDREN PEOPLE. Of THE DAY
New Minister to China.

4 William j. Calhoun of Chicago, the
nav minister to China; has proved bis
skin in the handling Of important for,
eign missfonssip two former admins y
traHons When President Mckinley
was elected the first time Cuban trou-
bles were imminent, and. Mr.. Calhoun
was chosen to 60 to Havana and report
upon conditions there He went aS
special envoy Of the United States gov
eminent and 10 a. month had com
pleted his Investigation, His report.
coupled with that Of Senator Proctor.
formed the basis on which war was
declared with Spain. Z = -
Again In 1905, when Castro, presi-
Dent Of Venezuela. waa making trouble
for American citizens, President
Roosevelt sent Mr.. Calhoun to that
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Flies on a. Gard,

Gut several small pieces OF card.
board about the size Of a visiting: card
and draw elk flies on each; numbering
them from: one to six. The object of
the game is to see who can first cover
all the flies by throwing with-,a die.
Each player in1furn throws Will die
and covers the fly corresponding to the
number thrown. He who covers or
kills all the flies first wins. Asa va
Ration eighteen pieces can be used.
each player throwing three times in
stead Of once. After the first: three
throws the game begins to get excit-
ing, as the exact numbers necessary
to fn the card are seldom thrown.
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custsrd Potatoes.

Mash POTATOES without milk. simply
putting in pepper. salt and butter.
Now put through a potato sieve Tor a
colander will answer for the. purpose,
leave the takes as they fall and pour
'ver them all egg beaten with gill of
.a:lik Bake for about fifteen minutes
sVhrh l,ut through the sieve let drop
int" ai rarihen dish that will stand
The >ht..tt' AMI can be sent to the table
Just rs talked. If more than six pota
res are cooked more milk and egg will
De ntp..eI
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#eress. 1t Is said that Senator ,ThounDs:
son viii not long wear the toga. Il sena-
tor Thompson has never been political.
" prominent. bis activities having been
largely confined to business.
I'D q recent interview, Senator
Thompson said that, while be had al.
ways been Democrat and had held
4rasions legal Offices. be had never
5sessght political prefernent. As 10 mol.
itacs. be declared that the manner Ia
which II had been CONDUCTED III recent
yaars had cultivated In him a slistaste
for; II. s5 ;&$f
Senator Thompson Is fi9ty-fves years
cid and was born and raised 81, q farm
near ScottsviIle, III. sEIe resided iii that
state until 1888 when he removes d
ogth Dakota. He was educated Tor
4e,s law. but never pEacticed his bro.
asasaoa IN North Dakota be has ID.
ossmulated q fortune al Ii gspsssog. tayaIgs
49, ana fsal estate dealer.
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The American Catsail, {:

The cattail of the American swamps
Is almost exactly the same plant as
the Egyptian bulrush. 1t Is no. longer
used for making paper. as it once was
but from its root is prepared an astrin-
gent medicine, while its stems When
prepared dry are excellent for the
manufacture of mats. chair bottoms
and the like. ": 80. ~ -.esx.. - -.
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scnoer Hearted Maid.

no" said the heiress. Il am sorry.
but can never be your wife. Dsgs.g.;z5
!. Why not r queried the poor but
eshegWise honest young man.
z 3 Because" she explained, II couldn't
Dear TO have your feelings hurt by:
Aearing people say you married me for
aaay money. &c chicago News. =;
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Coin Under tho Mast.

! One of the old customs which have,
never been changed in the launching
tof new ship is that of placing gold
coin under the mainmast.$ This coin.
which Is not Of any certain denonina-
tion. always bears the date Of the
launching of the boat and Is claimed
20. bring good luck to the vessel aud
her crew ~, =fy.:: = .e' !. - ~. ~
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Metal FOLDING Bed.

In view uf the popularity of the
metal bed IT was only question OF
time when there should be metal fold
ing beds. 1t was an Indiana man VIII"
designed the example Of the latter
shown In the cut herewith. This
bed consists of base Oh which
the framework stands upright when
not III use for sleeping purposes. A
curtain hangs from the raised foot and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
OYSTER Cocktails,

s Stir together tablespoonful each of
tomato catchup and lemon, juice. one
half tablespoonful of grated horserad-
,fsh, one-half tablespoonful Of vinegar.
q saltspoonful of salt, one-haH table
spoonful of worcestershire. sauce and
six drops Of tabasco sauce. Set on
the ice until very cold. Put six small
oysters into glasses. which should be
set in the middle Of a plate or crushed
ice, and pour into the glasses the chilled
sauce. ':% = ss5:s;E5s5.;.
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Old Rullfro;ta.

For playing this, merry game one
child is seated ON the ground. with his
legs under him while the other players
form ring round him. They then
pull him about and give him little
pushes. and he must try to catch one
without rising from the door.
The child who Ii caught takes the
middle. whilethe frog joins the circle
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
North Dakosa'a New Senator.

Fountain L. Thompson, recently ap-:
pointed senator from North Dakota
BY Governor Burke to fill the i;unex-
pired term caused by the death Of Sen;
ator Martin NJ johnson. lis the new
est member Of the upper house of con-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
MEMS MEETING.

Great Mems Meeting at the Presby
terIan Church Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Rev. T. s. Thompson win
speak on "The Prodigal and His
Father" Rev. r. T. Fulton will also
sing. Will you be there? You should
~ mi II !%s = - j..
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TWO beaten eggs and one half cupfiil OF
milk. Bake In pattypans, mixture to
be three-quarters Of an inch chick: in
the pans. Cook on several folds Of pa
per and surrounded With boiling water
until firm In center. Unfold on rounds
of toast and set a poached egg on top:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
Tho Ante CoFnnaas.

Travellers in Australia do not need
o compass to assist them In finding
their directions. A species Of indus
trious ant builds its nests in straight
lines directly north and south and en-
ables one to easily determine the d.
rection without the aid Of Instruments
or watching the sun. S--g.,'5
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Pear Honey,

Reserve the juice from cooked pears
and boil it with cinnamon, bark. .Be-
fore placing 1t In the jar boil q fourth
teaspoonful of cream Of tartar In each
half gallon of juice. It prevents the
strip from crystallizing. This 10 rich
strip to serve with breakfast cakes. s
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Continued from page one.)
grade ignite or semi-hitumipous coal
and it is thought, that steps will be
taken to test the discoveries made
thus far in the near future.
1t has been known for many years
that coal Was located in the Turtle
Mountain district, but up to a recent
time nothing dennite had been done
toward exploiting it. 1t is probable
that local parties will become inter-
ested in the proposition and news of
active operations at Dunseith may be
looked forward to at any time. 49,.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services Sunday, February goth, as
follows:
Morning worship at IL O'clock Rev.
T. S. Thompson will preach. Subject:
What and Wherefore in Ephesians."
Sunday School at IL O'Clock.
Junior Endeavor at 300 o'clock at
the Manse.
Mems Meeting at 300 o'clock. Sub
jet: "The 2?:od'gal and His Father"
Evening worship at 1880 O'CLOCK.
Sermon by Rev. T. s. Thompson, Sub
ject: "The Modern Dance"
In each of these services Rev. r. r.
Fulton the great BARTON singer will
sing. The church with a uelcono for
the people extends very hearty in
vitation to the public to attend.
Strangers and those with no local
church home especially welcomed. -.
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How to, Succeed.

How to Succeed.
Run. says the sprinter.
Study, says the teacher. 4
>Ad., says the printer. ~
Pray, says the preacher.
Fight, says the fighter. =.
Sail, says the sailor. -
Write, says the writer.
Sew, says the tailor. ;,
Hunt, says the hunter.
Bake, says the baker.
Kick. says the punter.
Bite, says the faker.
Drum, says the drummer.
Speed, says the chauffeur.
Plumb, says the plumber.
Loaf, says the loafer.
Boston Herald.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
Washing Windows,

When washing. windown> put q few
drops Of turpentine In the water and
you will be able to dry thSm much
quicker. and they Will BE- clear and
Ss1ght.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
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.CosnposlSaticss,

CoTnpe 49, \. y r.
a. COON wen SEQ merit seaasn'e hatsl ::
lst, DO they or wreath. 8. = y
Who cares, or whether al1ighs" or aiia1s,',
s1 10 al % fair bsnsath 4: s5l*s e
u n: Cleveland Plain Dealer. rs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18

country as special envoy. That he
was intrusted with errands so conf
Dental by two presidents is Indicative
Of the high regard entertained Of his
diplomatic skin. 49, .%..,
Mr.. Calhoun is native Of Pennsyi-
yania and attended school at the P:o-
land CO., Union seminary. Among his
fellow students was william McKin-
ley, afterward president Of the United
States. Leaving Poland, Mr.. Calhoun
studied law in Illinois and eventually
settled In Chicago: His practice has
been largely on corporation law: ~,
81 Vain Fritz 40 Workman. II. III.
"Mtel." which is an old family name
among the ., Hohenzollerns, ;: means
"vain;" consequently it attracted an
unusual amount Of attention when
Prince Eitel Fritz adopted unusual
methods lately. to decrease his weight.
1t did not seem to anybody else that
the prince was taking on enough flesh
to prove unbecoming, but It did not &C.
cord with his own, idea Of a. proper
military figure, and he went to his
summer residence near Charlottenburg
and lived the life Of an ordinary out OF
door laborer. He stayed several weeks
and worked ali day at gardening, tree
telling and carpentering, wearing a
workman's clothes. He also helped
in the construction of new riding
school. The, princess became, go In
teregted in the cure that one day when
ehe stopped to watch some tiasonb ID
the construction of a clockwork foun-
tain in connection with the new build
ing she became so interested that she
sst TO- work with hammer and trowel
and worked for. nearly an hour.
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Good ldaa.

II have great deal Of trouble"
$50 do In
'What do you do with itT'
81 give lot Of It to my landlord"
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cornel;a's curls.

Corneiia's Curts. e
Cornelia hasn't many toys, g..
Although she's very good -.
No toys to lend to others, though =
She'd like to If she could.
The other children come to school
With little things to show. -.
With candies, which they give away
To children that they know. ~
Cornelta hasn't anything s4,..-
Like other little girls .,.-..., ~2i'
Except-and. oh. she's glad OF this
The sweetest golden curls!
In rings and twists and twines and twiris
They fall, q soft cascade.
A sight to thrill the little girls
Who only have a braid.
The children love Cornelia, and
They love her golden hair.
And she has found that here at last
Is something she can share. : :.
For when a child is sad at school .,
Cornelia whispers. There.
Don't cry. and |. will let you play !.
A minute with my hair
She throws her hair back on the desk.
And, oh, what fun to play -.
With those soft. twisting golden curls =
That drive the tears away!'
;.%EfF<=% :. j = -.
Cornelia hasn't many toys
Like other little girls.
But that win never trouble her
While she can lend her curls.
philadelphia Record.
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A:}TouehinIalI Verse:

At first she touches up her hair
To see If it's In place.,
And then with manner debonair =: Z
She touchessup her face. '@'i $
A touch to cutls behind her ear. :
A, touch to silkeni collar, r.. -
And then she's Off to hubby dear
To touch him for a dollar. %s Z
e. Chicago NewR
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Tho Rotunditv.

'.Think there is fourth dimension p
''Oh, yes.''
'What is it ikeY,
'aMy rich uncIe's vest is cut to fit IL. >"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
Too Radl

Too Radl -
''oh. name the day" the lover cried .
In accents all unsteady. a..: <
sAlas. can't!" the maid replied. ss..
"They ell have names already" +
: ~ !, .ssBaw York Timea
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
Sufficient Cause,

@She doesn't like him q bit.''
Doesn't shei ! wonder why"
"He remembers heg from fifteen
years ago."
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Are You Interested

In Alfalfa or ;Alsyke Clover.
this year? If so, call and see
our samples of these. We
have them all, also a nice
booklet explaining to you
how to get results. Remeln-
Der it won't cost you a cent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
COAL IN TURTLE
MOUNTAIN DIST,

Continued from page one.)
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:. FOR SALE.

FOR sALE.--Good second hand
Schultz organ good as new. Also . !:
good second hand upright piano for
sale cheap. Chas. L. Nodine Piano
Co. Devils Lake. < =, aa Il; u. II 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18

FOR sALD-Machtne shop with lathe,
= engine and tools. An excellent op.t
potunity for q live maehinist and en-
. CINE repair man. Only shop of ths
kind In large territory. Al glsooosd
small residence and tow acres ef;
land goes with property. Part cash,
balance on easy terms. II interest
ed write at once for full particnlaFs
!: to First National Bank, Hope, M. ID u
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-22
Atrayentes novedades.

Las noredades, San Francisco IS
ofrecen q su distinguida clientela
de la ciudad y la isla, el mas esplen-
dido surtldo en- objetos de utilidad
v fantasia. Desde los mas vahosos y
elegantcs sombre-os para seforas Sc
iioritas Y ninasultimas formas,hasta
las mas costosas y artisticas de to-
dos tam ahos v clases, Sc encuentran
en- el tablecimiento de moda Ia
mas atrayente exlstencia. Bibelots.
alfombras, relojes, perfumeria, ador-
nos de cabeza, pasamaneria, ,plumas
para sombreros, paraguas y sombn-
LAS, cuadros, estuches propios para
regaios de onomasticos y de boda. 70
pa para sehoras senoritas Y nihas
l.. l.. todo f!amapte Y removable en-
..odos los vapores. Ahora ha embarcG
do para Esiados Unidos el comprodor
de la casa y Sc estan recibiendo los
nuevos pedidos. ResaLos de masnf-
COS fonogrofos para los elisntes de Ia
casa. No divides Las Noredad<s de
Ia Gale de San Francisco 45.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-22
No olvideis El Popular.

En- los liltimos vapores acaba de
recibir el Sr. America Salas el mas
amplio y elegante surtido de calza-
do de todas formas. El mas exigente
gusto halla en- el Popular el ca.zado
que desee y para sehoras, sehoriats
" Miss Sc encuentran a!G. Caizado
para bale, para boda, de co!o-es.
negros, blancos, Ge todas formas y
de todos precios. Esencias f.nas, es-
tuches para regalos, paraguas geno-
veses, aguas de tocador. para cabe-
ca v para Ia barba, cremas para el
zutis, todo articulo en- fin Ge "a mas
esquisita perfumeria Sc encuentra
en los elegantis!mos sparadores del
estableciniento de moda de Ia ciu-
dad. Sc renueva ei s.-tidc en to-
dos los vapores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-22
10 MEj0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene ell
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y noyedad para regalos,
y esta constantemente recibien
do los ultimos modelos, 81 Fd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tallado LEJ1TIMo tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUESos
todos garantizados. Especia
lidades para regalos de be
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-22
Fall:eres y Lonbet re.
ciben a Roosevelt
con jndiferencia.
Bandidos robaron en- la ca
tedral de Moscon 500
mil dollars en- briliantes
Un derrumbe en- 'Manresa mato
So hirio a nueve.

De nuestro servicio cabl egra6co.
New York, abril o. yer
q las 5 de la tarde falleci6 en-
su Residential de Redding, en-
el estado de Connecticut, el &C.
lebre humsrista norteamerica.
no J. Clemens, conocido en- Ell
mundo de las letras con Ell
nombre de Mark Twain. Su
muerte ha causado profunda
impression de duelo en- toda la
repdbllca y en- ell exterior don
de sus trabajos fueron muy ce.
lebrados.
New York, abril 22.-Co.
munican de Moscou dando
cuenta de In importante ro-
bo realizado en- la catedral de
la Ascenci0n. de aquella Sc.
gunda capital de los czares.
Los bandidos despojaron los
iconoS y las cruces de los bri-
llantes y attributes milagrosos
por valor de 500 mil dollars.
New York, abril GEO.
munican de Paris que aver
lego a aquella capital el ex.
presidente Roosevelt Mott.
vos hasta ahora desconocidos
hicieron cambiar el aspecto de
la reception. Ell ilustre via.
jero y sus aoompahantes tue.
ron recibidos sin pompa nj
festejo alguno. Ell presiden.
te Fallieres y el ex.presidente
Loubet recibi6ronlo con mar.
cada indeferencia.
New York, abril 22.- Tn
despacho d. Barcelona infor
ma que oerca de la ciudad de
Manresa un derrumbe produ
cido por un ligero temblor de
terra septic tres hombres q.
Sc enoontrsban en- ell conven.
to de San Pablo. Tn lienzo
de pared hirio ties caminan'
tea.
New York. abrii a. Des.
pachos de Lima infornan que
nuevos amagos de guerra han
vuelto 4 surgir CON motive de
Ii delimitacion de fronteras
entire Peru y Ecuador. Las
relacianes entire ambos pue-
bios han uegado a un estado
de extrema tirantez. Sc juz-
ga inevitable Ia guerra. El