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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12

Miss Mamie Selby, of Baltimore, was
the weekend guest of DR.. and Mrs. B.
F. Selby at their home in Oakland, re-
turning to Baltimore Sunday night.
Mrs. Carney Hartley, of Denver,
Col, arrived in Oakland Saturday even
ing for an extended visit to her sisters,
Mrs. Ernest Townehend and Miss Eliza
beth Leary,
For SALE-A few choice Shropshire
Ram Lambs at Little Meadows, Grants
vile, Md. H. P. Miller, Superinten-
dent. Adv. Let
Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Helbig and two
children, of Durgon, West Va, arrived
in Oakland Sunday by automobile and
will spend the week here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. John H. Howard and Mrs. How
ard have left Oakland for Wheeling
where the former will begin his work
as pastor of the Zane street NJ. E..
church Sunday morning.
Heat your house at a moder-
ate price with a Caloric Pipeless
Hot Air Furnace. Estimate quick
ly and cheerfully furnished by
A. D. Naylor & Co. Adv.
Mr.. Charles s. Davis and his son, Mr..
Wilbur Davis, of Oakland, have formed
copartnership ard will represent
manufacturers as agents. The new
firm will be known as c. S. Davis G.
Son.
For SALE-The complete set of
Blacksmith Tools owned by the late
George Rider. Can be seen at the
shop in German, everything complete
for first class shop. Apply to E. M.
Mickey, Gormania, W. Va.
Adv. 80 st
Mr.. Ed. A. Shaffer, who spent several
weeks in Baltimore on business connect
ed with the Order of Railway Telegra-
pliers, returned to his home in Oakland
Saturday night and resumed his posi-
ton as one of the regular operators at
the local Office of the Western Union
Sunday evening,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hersman, of
Deer Park, spent yesterday in Oakland
shopping.
Another car of Drain Tile just
unloaded by A. D. Naylor & Co.

Mrs. F. H. Thrasher, of Deer. Park,
spent an hour or two in Oakland last
Saturday evening.
Postmaster L. d. Thrasher, of Deer
Park, was in the city Yesterday tor a
few hours on business.
MIR. Ed. Offutt returned to Oakland
Tuesday morning from a business trip
to Wheeling, w. Va.
Abe Martin says: Mrs. Spitznoodle
can drive her auto into the garage with
out striking the sides only little bit.
Mr.. D. S. Custer, one of The Republi-
cans good friends in Friendsvile, was
IN the city Monday when he called at
this Office.
Miss Gertrude Shirer left Oakland
Friday afternoon for a visit to relatives
at Morgantown and other West
Virginia points.
Yesterday morning the first real
freeze of the season visited this section
Of the county and did much damage to
apples yet unpicked.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12
O. H. S. Notes.

The girls GIee Club has been re
organized and the following officers
elected: Pres, Mabel Falkenstein;
sec'y., Mary D. Naylor; treas, Mabel
White; pianist, Julius Littman; direct
or, Prof. Bender; committee Of mem
bers, Prof Bender, Mabel White, Eva
Falkenstein and Cecilia Hart. They
are all very enthusiastic about the
work they expect to accomplish this
year. The club is contemplating the
preparation of patriotic cantata to be
rendered sometime after the holidays.
The literary societies, Yorkists and
Lancasterian. have been reorganized
Each society will render a program
once q month and the two societies com
bined will render program.
The fourth year class has received
Its rings and are very well pleased with
them.
Effie Wamsley spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at Gortner.
Eva Falkenstein spent Saturday and
Sunday at Deer Park, where she visit
ed Ellen Smouse.
We wish to make the following cor
rection in the honor roll of last week:
1st year should have read Mary V.
Wilson instead of Mary Williams; Bird
year, Edward SCOTS and Mabel Falk-
enstein's names should have been
added.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12

Mr.. Daniel W. Dorsey, of Grants
vile, was in Oakland Tuesday night at
tending the Democratic mass meeting,
having accompanied Congressman
Lewis, of Maryland; Wilson, of Louis
lana and Caldwell, of New York, to
Oakland.
Mr.. D. E. Bolden left Oakland yester-
day morning for Columbus, Ohio, where
he went to attend the annual conven-
ton of the National Association of
Undertakers. Mr.. Boden expects to
be absent week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Naylor left Oak
land Sunday afternoon for North
Mountain, W. Va, where they will be
guests of relatives. They also expect
to visit Hagerstown and Gettysburg
before returning to Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edgar Long and
family, of Clarksburg. West Va, spent
Sunday in Oakland where they were
guests of Mrs. Longs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. LLOYD c. Shaffer The party came
by automobile and returned to Clarks-
burg the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Renninger and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Sincell left Oakland
Tuesday morning in the formers auto
mobile Tor trip through Maryland ard
Virginia, their objective points being
Hagerstown to visit the Far and Char
lottesYille, Va.
The Orphans Court for Garrett
county was in session Tuesday with all
members present when letters of ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
the late Mrs. Sarah F. Ryland, of
FriendsYille, was issued to her daughter,
Mrs. Nora |. Reybeck, of Confluence
Pa.
Mr. Silas c. Beachy, of near Bit
finger, who was appointed district as
SCISSOR for District No. II, was in town
Tuesday in company with the assessors
of other parts of the county when they
received their instructions as to the
procedure in making the new assess
ments of real and. personal property.
Apple and potato buyers from DIFF
ferent sections of Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia have been in
Garrett county during the past week or
ten days where they have made a
number of contracts tor the entire pro-
duction of many farms of these two
commodities. Shipments will begin
within the next two or three days.
MIR. Richard S. Bell of the Cumber-
land bar, was at Mountain Lake Park
last Saturday where he sold at public
auction several pieces of real estate
known as the Virginia Homes. The
sale was made under foreclosure pro
ceedings. The purchasers were DR.. W.
D. Reed and Mr. E. w. Kelso.
Rev. 0. A. Bremen. pastor of St
Marks Ev. Lutheran chnrch, will leave
Oakland this afternoon for Clarksburg,
West Va, where the Synod of the
Lutheran church will convene tonight
AS the sessions of the Synod will last
over Sunday there will be no preaching
service in the local church upon that
day. Other services, however, as usual
will be held,
Mr.. William Sines, who is Iprobably
the oldest man in the county, being
past the ninety-siXth year, was in Oak
land Tuesday on business. While he
drove to town in company with his
grandson he stated that he could have
walked had it been necessary and to see
Mr.. Sines step out along the street is
evidence sufficient to know that he
could. He has retained his every
/ faculty and is interested in questions of
pu bic import.
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Oakland As Shipping Centre

Last Saturday six cars of cattle, COM
prising l75 head, and one car of sheep,
containing 204 head. were shipped from
the local cattle pens in Oakland Two
cars of cattle and the car of sheep
were consigned to Baltimore dealers;
two cars went to Bridgeport. West Va,
and two to Webster, West Va. In
addition to these shipments Mr.. Silas
C. Beachy sold ninety head of beef
cattle to a Pennsylvania dealer who
drove them from his farm near Bittinger
to point III Pennsylvania
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Public Sale of Personal Property.

The undersigned will offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder, lot
of live stock, farm implements, grain
and hay at his farm % miles south of
Mountain Lake Park on Friday, October
Doth, beginning at one O'Clock p. n.
See posters for further particulars, as
to terms, etc. b. T. Shaffer
Advertisement
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12
A Birthday Celebration.

On last Saturday night Mr.. Peter j.
Lohr, of near Deer Park, celebrated
his sixty-third anniversary when quite
number of invited guests were pre-
sent and at which a pleasant and profit
able evening was spent. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Wolfe
and two children, OF Rowlesburg, West
Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12
For Sale.

twenty acres, improved by handsome
house. Apply to the owner or any real
estate agent. Mrs. E. Fundenberg,
Oakland, Md. Adv. 12-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12
1t is well worth your time to
investigate the quality and prices
of Buggies and Carriages sold by
A. D. NayIor & Co. Adv.

DR.. Harriet B. Jones, of near Wheel
ing, was in the city Sunday afternoon
where she was the guest of her brother,
Mr. Scott T. Jones, and other relatives.
Mr.. s. 0. Clark, of Morgantown,
West, Va, former resident of Garrett
county, is spending this week among
friends and relatives in and near Oak
land.
Mr.. David Jones and daughter Mrs.
Mamie Reams, of Johnstown. Pa, who
were in Oakland for a short visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Scott j. Jones, have returned
to their home at Johnstown.
Misses Eva Lawton, of Amboy, W.
Va, and Edna Lawton, of Baltimore,
who were guests'at the home of Mrs.
d. H. Loar in Oakland for several days,
returned to their respective homes
yesterday
Miss Gladys Mason, of Friendsville,
spent Sunday in Oakland, where she
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. c..
Kendall, returning to her home Sunday
evening accompanied by Mss Mary
Porter.
Miss Gladys Browning, of Sang Run,
who was the guest of Mrs. R. S. Jami-
son, went to Accident Friday and from
that point will go to Meyersdale to be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alvin
Englehart.
Messrs. John ]. Sweeney, Percy
Frantz, Gny Hinebaugh and Wallace
Brown left Oakland Monday IN an anto-
mobile for the Hagerstown Fair, ex-
pecting to return to their homes here
on Friday.
For SALE-A seven passenger six
cylinder Studebaker car. Has run less
than 1000 miles; electric lights; electric
starter; all modern improvements. A
Bargain. Address c, this office.
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G 9 ORA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears ~
Signature the Of &1HAzzzu

Rev. G. S. Hanleiter, the recently
appointed pastor of the Loeb Lynn
Heights U. B. church, visited Oakland
Tuesday on business.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-10-12
Tne Celebrated South Bend Pillow

Buy one now and pay for it in the
spring. Price is just right
McIntire's Hardware Store, Oakland.
Advertisement.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-10
DE- La OIUDAD
HUBO TRES ROROs .ANlENOCItE

Tres nOticias de rohoS theron on
riadOs 4 ia policia ell Vie. n"> 81 ia
3G'.lh y Il >ibado tn ia mariana. DE-
una !ay:IG ria que r>li en- -; Anime.
ro III De Ia Gale de- Flores al sur.
80 di.io que los ladronc> hahian IN
irad0 en- Ia ofirina y :" hahial He
vado Ut "cl"i Y una naE&ia IL" ra>G-
rar. \ la casa de Ia S"hnra NJ. lnio.
9O3 d. Ia Gale DE- Flores ii .N"r,e.
rn!rafOn durant" la nnr!m ID vj"r-
ar> p"ro SantidoS u tirm2o - VIC
:ua obIigaio> a huir Y II pldiernn
!t"NarS" nin-Iin nhicln.
\. las II Il" a uorir, del virrnrs ia
Ho!ir:a fuG liarmada a Ia asa mrImrr'
l02 lie la .ky"nida Mulberry nj Este
III viriUi Il" hai"rSr rnrOntraiO r0'
haia ,iirIIa ra>a. prro NADIA pudn con
sc@U!: Ia poliria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-10
MUERTA NSTANTANEAMENTE.

La sonora :. VI. Lillard. de Segu.n,
ACADIA de morlr lnstantaneamcntc en-
'Sta riudaH. 4 CONSEQUENCE a." III
ac'i'i''l'' qI' 'u'o
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nro, Ia m!"rtr d." "Sla SONORA III"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-10
Ell "Yo Acuso" de I'm co.
lombiano comentado
por IN ciudadano
de los E. UDidos

NUEVA YORK. Sept!embre -
Uro lie los erandeS dianoS de eSta
ciudad. the New York Times" gu-
b!ic6 aver Ia siguieGte ~interesantc
ca.ta DE- uuo dc sUs lectores:
-. @obi@rno de Colombia esta dis.
u;ihuyenGo nn panfIeto e~scrito POI
7 &ucisco Jose Urrutia. ~eX-NiniSuo
de Rc!aciones de dicho pals, : cuyo
tltalo Is Ell mismo que encabeZa IL
prclesta que circul6 por TODD el nun
DO. silida De Il puma de Emilio 10,
ID: "Yo acuso." DeSpuea de paS&r re-
viSta 4 los acoutecimenroS que Sc DIES
arro,laron . Il el Itsma en- 1908. ei dis
tiAguido cstadista colombiauo liega a
Us SiguicntcS ronclusiones:
De csa narera. E>or Q! mode de
obrar del sobierno Ge los Essad4S
Unidos de America, la Repubiica "a
Colombia fue desmembrada. violando
no solarnente los mas clementa.eS
principles del derecho international,
siro adea.as. in tratado publ;co, ell
tratedo dc 1886"
"De:puGs DC hacer eXtenSoS CO.
mentarios sobre los derechos de las
naciones. tai como fueron formula
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FOiLETIN Num-. :,b.
LA COSTA DE IL
CPor Emilio Salgari-)

- - ~, m. ;n,an5iada n.
!ne
IH,o, t.l v.,bio, .Gamani.
-, ;. n, .ryi,to anufo
.TLr,H hos s,hiic me nos encontra-
mos IN Kana9 ;Habla. .Explicate,
-;Muerte de Jupiter, Urano, Sa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-10

! del CUISINE. tie >"rpr"ndi"ron 81 e.
| ~ic0Wrro?
s.. amo. Naintr q treinta rOGea-
ron Fl arbol amenazandO> matarm"
rumn Il fucra un papagayo. Mate
a dos: prro al fin tuve que bajaF
/ para Gur no me- fuSilaran. Ne ala
ron muv hien Y me conduieIon 4 Ia
!aguna. DOME ]presencit impotentc
al incpndin de tn fact0ria Y el rap
20 lie tn hermano.
-tIIizo mas p~riSioner0s kalani?
No.
~ como has conorido al padre
DE- Urada?
-SHpu que y0 ara Vii crlado de tn
!iprmano. Y deSputS de Obtener per
misc para enlrar en- el temple de los
rctichas vino a VERNE Y me habl6 d"
yo<otroS. Al principle no ie crcl.
S~oSDechaniO una lraici6n; pero bien
promo me persuade de la verdad de
<us pa!ahras. Y lratamos mi fuga.
Como yo no estaba entertainments
vigilado como tn hermano, podfa Sa'
lir del Temple ' abandonar ia cludad
anteS lie quo los SacardoteS nosaran
mi fGsa.
-eY que noticias nos traes de par
ir del padre de urada?
-Buenas para todoS. Manana p0r
la manana llegara Il reeade del Rey
V una eScolta para cOnduciros al
Abomey. parcce que Gelet4 tiene
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-10

n,i 81 Dortugui> vivan.rntr ronmo-
yfj. -Tndayia =. arurria H. mi,
-Si.atatr, Gamant-dii" Alfredo
s.nal5niolc uua ,aia-N. parrcrS
,u,, r.r5ido
f. y.rjad. mi apvn, II. r~rrorri-
f. IL, tr-s Ie.la. Il .para a IA
ma lie Ia capital ca>l sin parar It, CO.
,.-.a,. mi, t.p,or . sag dptpniIn. y ~
,o,. ma,iio raypnlado.
,n,oo dasfan6 ma botella dc cina-
na In rna taxa 80 ia c~plreyj.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-10

pmprn" rn haccroS aSl>ilT a Ia HE'S
Ia de la Sangrr. y qu" ar"G" Pr'p'
rio vuesfra cWbaiada.
Que e> la del Borgu-r"pGSo IN
lac rieniC.
.Ahora otras' variaS pr"gunIaS, y
en- Seguida to deiaremOS dcScanSar-
di.io Alfredo.
DespuGs. cruzando los brazoS. Y
mirandoIc fijamcnte, lie prHgunt6:
-tCrecs lun podr" m~atarIe?
IA Kalani?-iijG 81 negro.
ST: a 81.
Ten cuidado, amo. Is cast tan
poderoSo como Gelete.
lie aSeguro que M abandonarn
81 Dahom,y sin haberle matado.
Serb rosa diricil. p"ro no impo-
sib!e.
=: podrc vcngarmc dc TODD ci NAL
que me ha hecho Y llbrar a la Tie
IRA +. IN monslruo saneuinario?
ST: perO tendra> que approve
charte de ia fiesta de Ia sangre,
cuando todos est4n em~briagados.
10 mismo me- ha ditho FL padre
lie Urada.
500 ALI podramos sorpreneirlc.
~ ME conducirds hasta q?
ST, amo. 70 tambien aborrezco
, Kalani, V nee daria pog Satisfechc
natandolc. como 81 puablo IL Daho-
ney 10 eSiaria. vifndose libre de 81
Is Il alma mala, el denloniO tenta-
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lila lIcgado TN =ran mOca con 81
rccadr. SoiS -SpcradnS IN AbOmry,
don H. SrriiS recibidbS con todOS los
honOr"S Que mcrrcrn vuesiraS per
S0naS V vucStra ralidad de emhaja-
dorcS de- una naci6n poicr0Sa y sue-
rrAra.
II gran mOca o cnviadO del Rey So
Gdciani6 cntOncrS. So arrodlll0 ba-
jandO Ia frente hasta cl Suelo, pues
dabia hablar en- nombre del Rey SUI
senior. y diio:
-Eoy q los dos embajadores los
buenos dfas.eH nombre de s. NJ. &C.
.fcti. V les romunico SUI orden de lie
varloS IN Sesuida a Abomey. Espe-
20. q.
Alfredo. por medic de Urada, que
scrvia de intfrprete, hizo responder
que daba las gracias al gran M0nar-
ca pOr sut. decision de recibir a los
"mbajadOres del Borgu anteS de que
Sc celebrara la fiesta de Ia sangre:
pero que solicitaba alsunas horas de
tempo para preparar sus cajaS, r0-
gando al gran moca que lie aguarda-
RI Ell Fl Palacio Real. .
-zEst0y a Jas 0rdenes de los emba-
iadores- del Borgu-respondi6 ell
noca.
4 una selal, sGya, las amazonas, la
de musicae Ell sequito atan-
ionaron ell apatam para esperar a Ia
(C%ontinuars.) -.
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IN RIEN DE La SALUBRIDAD.

FL Dr. W. \. King. Official de IN
oririna de ~Salubridad Publica de
%an Antonio. ha recommendation INA
v:giiancia mas rstriata IN el cum
pllmiento de la ley en- el diStrltf
r1mercial de IA ciudad. para que ias
trlpaS o intestinoS d. los animaiH<
SarrificadOS an los restaurants no
=. Hoien dascubiertos en- Ia baSura
que han do recogar los caFroS 'ir
poIi.ia, sino lu. Sc cubran d"hiia'
mrntr mientraS son rccogidoS. mo
q mas ~inSpec'OrrS van 4 scr ~.n">j">
y artividad para YER Il 50 ."!mple
on c>ta disposition. Los restaurants
S."an vigiIados con eNpecialidai.
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IN MENICANO G0LPEADO ! II
RADIO EN- la VIA PERLlC.A.

Ramon Martinez, ,un homhr" h'
mriiana edad, fu6 encOntrad" ar
irnorhe entire Ia Gale de H0u>t"n
y Ia Avcnida de Santa Rosa. r" una
.hsriGa grave en- la cabeZa. SObre Ia
pare de la del frontal y Ia man1I-
hula izquierda inferior "ota roA al
IN Instruments contunderi". la
.Nirtinla. que fu6 Nevada al H">:i}a;
go Ia ciudad fu6 incapaA lie 'l"rlH
nalrn le habia goIp"ado.
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Biti'IIO.

Hay :" hauIiZari I'll Ia Caindral dr
san i'crnamIn una militia hija de-
S,1or Ef'ilanio ESpln"Sa y de- la So
nora Aicla I=artr de- E>prno>a. Il Ia
Que So p0ndri pnr n"mhr" i."omor
Los padrinos he Ia mlrva rri>tianc
S"r;in. 81 senior Dolores M"iia y la
>rHnra jos .fina Madrid lie Mri;a.
L.ennor narl6 rn san Antonio, To-
VA, Con Iad0 IL" R"Xar. II din Ia de
Nhril del rIrrirntc aHo.
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lor de Gclel- Y dr Behawin.
-iESta birn: IT, matarr!-diio N
frcdO con arcnto trrriblr.-AhOra
va pucdcS ,ir>ranSar.
Canaan. que aprnaS pOdia f"ncr'
50. eNtenualO como rS!aba pOr Srl
: larga y rapida rarrrra. 81 aprnsur6
a diSfrutar del prrmiSo Iu" ln con
r"dirron, V :. t"ndi6 Snbre una ca
ia.
Alfredo Y .Ania0 tlier0n yuelta al
apatam para c~onvrncerSe de que la
plaza csLaba deSi"rta. Y luag0 Sc
acOm0iarnn enire las rajaS, crrca Dr.
Eraia.
Al sicuicntr dia. a los primeroS al
bOrrS. furron deSpAriaiOs p0r la
banda de GhaIing-tian. que So iiri-
sia hacia cl cobrrtizO hacienda tai
ruido, que d"Spertaria 4 un s0rdO.
Esta vez iba prrcedida, no solo de-
cuatro amazonas. sino de media com
2aHia, Y la seguia el cahecero, a Gu.
20 lado caminaban I'm alto enviado
del Rey, de gran uniforme rojo v ar
mado de una espada con empunadu-
"a de orc aiornada cor el sello real.
Y ocho visoroSOs negros que lleva-
ban COS c6motas amacas cubiertas
con una especie de pabellon de al
azuI con flec0s.
GhatineLGan salud6 4 los embaia-
iores con mayor d~eferencia que de .
cOstumbre. y les dijo:
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~ Kaiani!-pro=unI6 Anta".

~ kaiani'-prrGunt" .Anta".
>irmpr. p"irr"S". >t2n" ="zan'
Il" ,i~ la r~onFjamIa ii" Gielrl" y DE-
Brnawin. rI future rry dAl Raho-
rrrv. purd. l~.rir-c que I0IoS item
hIon anIe 81.
5. y. que en- .: Dahom"y los
rnoS harrn rorluna,-}Hin Antao.-
81 mis- aSunlo- rueran mai. m" vol
war;; mn Milo ! vcndr,, auui!
p.ro NOR nm: (, ha respectable ka-
l,,i9 ~,rcaunh; Alfred,
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N'It.JI:RiDS.

II senior pedro Rdrcrna TrnnDa.
rico ha,E.nIad0 DE- san Luis Pot0Si.
ACADIA de arribar 4 rSta riuiad, aeon
paiia,!o lie 81 familia. y :" ha hos
y .iadn on 81 Hotel Mrng"r. Nl"nn 81
>..nor BarIrna Tru.ba "n Vialr Il"
rarrro Y rpr aIgmnoS iiaS ">iari on
San Auionin, viSitando los siti0> mas
ii~nportanirS de- Ia p%oblaci6n.
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DpfunciOnPS.

.I0Si MOya. ii amos. Gale dc Blum
nimrrn :33S.
Sra. II. l.. Nillanueva. u amos. En-
rr"m"ria d" SANTA Rosa.
Srl .IrSiiS Ramirez. 33 amos. cali"
- ~t.3pHrGn nJIm"rn rs.
Sra. p. \. Nihlurz. ~ ailnS. catl@
lie Johnson nrImcru 2l7.
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dos por e, Institute Americana Ge
Derecho International. agreg&:
"Mienttas que por medic de al
gun ~arreglo. no Puedan ootsner los
EStsdos Unidos un t!tulo legal. Co.
lombia $500. so;tendra, que la obra
tan grandc como es, sc ~leranta CO
mo ei rlorunIcnto de un crimen, r'&s
prande aun; y Colombia. solo Co.
lombia. es la duena legal del ltsmo
de Panama"
la proycctada emission de......
$l3O.N00.O 900. en- bonoa para hacer
trent" = los eastos de In m~oviliZaci0n
DE = Guardia Nacional >obrc IL from
terra meXicana e siStematica del ne
enc de que nos reSultari& mas bar"-
to a~rreg!ar nueStraS G~ifcrenclas con
Colombia que seguirla deSafiando por
| mas tempo a que siga c!amando.
poroue SC le haga .~justicia. ST llega.
ran a pOnerSe tirarieS nueStraS rcla-
clones GiplomaticaS con csc pals, CO.
mo su Minisrro en- Washington 10 ha
! recomendado, este significaria IN
| gas;o para conservar en- el ltSmo una
aaccuada fuerza militar. mas grande
de 10 que Seria necesario 81 Sc rati-
flea el tratado pendiente. Sin en-
barge, no hay csperanZaS de Que este
asrnto Sc echc n divide hasta que
So dc a Colombia una c~onveniente y
propia ~reparacion. FL tratado pen
d:ente contiene n irreducibla c!auSu-
la de que ella (Colom6ia) debe acep-
tarlo. a mcnos que prefiera cOmpa-
rccer ante un tribunal de arbitraje.
! "Es de d~eplorarse. el yer = nueS-
tras mas conspicuas perSona!ldades
profundamcnte intereSadas porque Sc
tenga I'm ~conveniente arreglo de
nuesr!as difercncias con Europa. Y
mostrarse indifcrentes a un asunto
interior que tiende Il ~reproducir las
~actuales condolences de Europa Ell
el Hemisfario Occidental"
Joseph C. FREEHOFF."
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RECORTE uSIrd : @uardc rsla direction,
para que - ID ml-~irr ! S,S amigos dU'
>uTren he Cali1>. mrLFUlnO>, ZiZuir> -:"-
nos he IN H!al. sng 20 IN iifuhr'.- 1u~iI-
- que II" rrmIta, IL !nandn = y.el4 on"
CCF:CO. franco ,. y"s::". aha rl.g4 - .".
ma,.a GHazal"I. l. rrrlrr Dol uL2Cr '3S.
G>Ia> erfcrIH"dlGC> peru"IV0 81 I'I"r" =
II persona que 81 crI"' = IT. sans.
ESPI%IDI0N GONZALES.
+. O.. BOX -. lAEEhu. TEN.
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rlUEVA lNVENCION DE MAR
CONF.

Sc anuncia en- Roma. Italia. que
Guillcrmo Marconi he inventado un
aparato especial basado N un nurvo
principle que Sc destina q hacer un
cambio sensational en- n o]peracion
dc los aeroplanoS y dirigiblcs.
Marconi. al miSmo tempo IN ap!i-
cado con Gxito. una mcjora 4 n te
lcgrafia sin hilos. Estas !nvencioncS
pronto Sc utilizaran en- g! cjG7cito
italiano ' deSputs Sc pondr&n q dis
posici6r de los aliaGos de Italia.
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Cuando necesIte lIoros m espanoi
dirijsse listed a I~gnasio E. Lozano.-
COZ Doloro.a St.-S. Antonio. Texas.