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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
Avls0 A Los FRANCHISES
l1aSEcTA CONSULAR De Franc ia
I'm TcNuE

Teaseudo ore formar la relscion de bps
eiu<s sal1Anns franoaaes resieentes en esta cir
sauseripci5n con a Ear, invite tcdos sQua
sses qtss nacidcs en Frapcia sus rosfs onss.
fstfe padres franceets one ns hey Z per
(asxlo so naciopaldad upeGando funcio-
ass giblieas dtl gchisrno del pais. que
n*0cedan hseease iuciusr en dichs relsci0n
osan sns familiaH a la mayor hrevelsd pcal-
hla.
Ean objeto de fscilitar la fYmaei6L tts
siata iista para one resuite 10 mae cOmpletA
nneinia he ctmisionado q loa ssfiores siguieia
1ess para ios difore rue bios de esta cir
transcription.
Der Juan Emilio Tottl, de Yauco. para
Yaueo, Gusyaniila Pefinalss Do, Santos
Resra'ari. de Adjuutas. para Aajrblass Don
{lctayio SantI, dc Jasna- Dlaa para Ji.na
DSaz ID ID Eugenio CcsiIai do GoSryo, p&1A
goa nc; Aibobito. 3 I arqn;tss RsFro4;;
Don Jos6sM ~ L.ta.s de Ss.inaH, para S,linaS..
= santa label; Don Alberto Gsutierde
Arroyo para Arrcyo, Gnf yama Fatlliss III
Mennabo; para Poree, en- esta Agensia
Consular.
Fierce, Marco dc 11Ds
81 geate DoEsn as AZ FsarGia.
II. BatFG grIs
= fEF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
cARTERA De Il HLA

Don Jniian Blanco hacs csnstar an z la
Gorfe pc n sencian. que con 81 10 50 Ia con
tado para nada ri ha tenido intarvenai6D
a'guna en- Ioa astoa del partIdo autnnemista,
dasde QUE en- nal nora SO scaptaron las ha.
sea de Ia Union ~
Han quedsdo reconstitufdos los conitAs
iihegales anton omiatas de los III pueblos dc
la isla--ei dc excerto Ponce-en Ia forsna
que estsban antes de la union.
81 de la capital acord6 IN vote de coa-
harza 81 seflor Mufloz Rhera, jefe del par
tido, los denis niembroa del com I'd
provincial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
COMERCiANIi.s.. :.

mlentO ACADIA de reolblr de -
pales mas acretlitados mercanseg
Europa un extenso = variado surtide AZ
calzado dc tedas classes, Ultima novcdad
en- formas para sefioras > caballeroe.
Diffcil es que el consumidor halle
otro surtido tan complete como 81 que
ofrecemoE.
Ofrecemos alpargatas iona superior A.
26 y 90 ctvs. de contado.
sE :Prccios sin competencia.
NORA --Ventas al por mayor y
detail. Is, Atooha-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28

= D. ss.s Al;
. : : 8 49, ~ pasa $ Eas1ola s''eaI
80 = 81 sasio 80 .lsasas,o1o .rts'
! e ea1 3 lhsscaao e sehor nce3da 81
n.l.os =
heses saer1neaa e
leIdos
1nivos "a -
.,sseI.us Y, uel ssanaao 'acano'
I,o1 ~,os11le s. <-aa'ei', aon Z aah - Qn
so11a.. uon 1soseAao s@oAo1l.
g osl,,os - II.
4 = Nosil,as - !. . I - s..<
nosh'as pTenAaas -s 80
]. - soas P'caaua- = .sss ! s 2
lerneros - So.
~ IT. = poplaclon, y, IS anropaa W eon
;lss - s - 80
ls1as - = = = . - sa'''a r.
80 csn1asos hlso ssca ple''aua = IL
s'llo' ln1ni'ho aespuss ue Las - ue e
'nansna, = ceh1avos hiio,
Ieoloo " "a ca'''s ie cabfo ce1ssssss
a@prrIrua ssN pap 60,
haha. = a.sr 49, 49, IT,. ,sss'',
oua ma ;ovan ,ss,a !, s,
pelo pnra como la Ia ,js,ys M ;nsas.,sss ii ,s
cen toaue hechicero de carmin i....,a|
hermasnra dol c,,t;s nneas ohtenarsa :.
fa}iLlamon+a nao,an 81 Reach, s,.,>.y,
de Amazz Ouavados aganta u,arav;,ir..
so one nnrif;ca Il nal hac;an,3o das.
anareeer las yranuIaejanas ,,anch -
"a beI,sza De ye,,ta q, frlss las far.
maeias ! den6sifo. GniIlerme.v yatls,1
v Caneio q. Mulet-1o Aoo-to.
sE DEsEA -
com, " ea;a Ia f;.rra 10 80
ronia nara lihros : valoras
E,, osta ;,,,,rant. ;,,f.,rn,a,s,,
'S'.''' ~ -
~fsa,,,~.n raaas A. - ..sst
;ara e Rax.saa ~ 80 q cs - pIara - ~. 49,
Poaoe Me- se 10 1909
- =, $
- rn1rrr.nTu ,.,.
- ass - - =, 1a---So'nl,fa -
20 d. Is .os.ija - a.a.os ssneu -, =
'a1" 70. a1'na 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
sES0R PREs1DENTF Dxr,
LLUB De INDUsTRfALEe

r. = 81 { = 80 e So g : z Y . 8
LIB Dk kINDUsIR1ALE
i
Les xae ensorsben. IlaEiendo Ieidnse1s Il
p risfsli'ss de esta Isis gus ID eata trahsjaI
"a 6a = snests6u moretaria,que tanto sfe<
- n pals en senersL y no 90 ha pfdol
i ssins1n &c sas seffeustores industria1es
- ases es nsIsa g sIr va. dada la "a
s u. ) : $3.50
49, = e :. e ass,. re aNs ~
~ 4, asos1f1 .'1s
fsrss $, rses;e Is.es
s - ... 80. - 49, g
S. 8 - 81. .s 3
~ so Lssl y
- s. g =. !. Ls's ssnser.s successor
80 Z 80 s.tsIo s han r, n
..s' S, fa ~ vaia,.Iss ss,'
S i.ss,s Yars - -,
rsey,r - Is ,,.r,s 0ss''
ksgfs(, - = e<.r-s.sa ( t,..,,,x
sia csts rerssfs d ss,ia.esss ans = 49, 80
~ s.s,s - l-sss'
s.s - e s,
4 SIS. fs.s s III, e, -. ss,~...,s : -
- s5st1r,sssfs asssina d Ia Red Talsfos,,es
s. nc Ia. - - :. 81 = :
~ *s:ss IS rita 4 Ysf1aa La n.a,Sf,s, J J
,ssssrs ass tasto Ia assa c,g,ls. f,,s,~, a.,
IL Is Il
Z. ses = 49, :
9o1ss 49, rs 2a ID 1909
sszaEsss J S l-a nesr. Juiia &. pysts. 1a,;s
lsrs I;. Asy.. rrers pa,..ss.;e
I9ssss 3 Sc
~ xrr,uap !. -
& 80. ~ - s. s. $ .,esL1 20 90
ssasz asas s ~ pssssss Rslssiss 90 n'kei, aces
- 49, M - = L.. rrss
- - !. ss 2
,s.. AZ a. e asas
s.. - aoIn"nas
t5.ls 80 ,',,5, s,as'.sss
s. p.s,Ss s, yses: ax ssm:s r a'io' -,
fJa III Il ast. sisx.o4. -. /. al KoUITATIvh,
llIssE IFiDlllaI, eaqojns a Wa. -estI
h.,-shaa - rs.,sI,,, rs..,~
fI i Al u ra.s r,.g slns s. ~
s..s a -..,' =, -
&c att ifnoro 4 Nsw Yak. tomantio III.
ea sso II ,sssfe geros
u juno, 4 de julio, q Is o de Is
Ln4sasaa stactuando FL NiAJE EN- DIAs
ha1Rss
Isl tAesaenfe os10rfHnidad no pIade Ter
1sas fseIsssnhe rsra los pasajercs ore !:
e Cir Edropa, pnes spalie de xisitar !,
10 $3.50 81 ~ -ropeli eraessaua Eisi II yoTs ss
sssstkien apr 9sechar desda aih los Ea-
aca9a nsfs ntsa nc esuvan el etlsntico, IN. |,
re sc ys1eo 'sass /
4 .,as - -. ss.'s = "a " na
no Ts,sss @ s..s 80. ,.a
8 g,s;ra = ~ ~ e oa
- :. 10
l, i, ! aaa.sS, s as.1 so9' ~ aao amsI,sano
3 8 - :
Coasig stsIios. MORA LES = C
|
s4 W ~ : - Y aa bnsna ffasa sitnaess
2 = 80 3 &c Ssa4Sss.o 1arisu1celon de Ad /
!. s. i srs'. sas1aas uAsauas os
So ssss 1ssx.a casa "A vix;a,ss -.
i aAs:tliss 8 esnza IN rio. - saa'@ :
ssss ii sss .s~aa nr.sssa s1.rie;rsa : . ,rs !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
.fhnQstsn Ranscs

!. a VIsO. No reapondo 40 ninguna
cdanta que no haila aido eniendrada
rersenalnente por e quo snsorfhe, h'c-
IIise n aislsnt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
RSTApRTA DE POlT Il

En vista de- que hoy ro han onour, es ]
estos tslleras ffpnKraHGos trss sla nuea*ros
operarios. no nos al possible dar todoel orI
ginai cue tener1os en- carters tenieEdo &c
relfenar eI flneeo que resuita Con sIEnNas
anuE clos De ese modo DO snYrira rekrase
Il saIida del peri6dica
J s9plicamos los laefores qua disrenser
esta s'ta. qua 40 depenfe ds nesfFa w
su1tssd.
Esta nnche las ocho se resnudsrk Ia sa
sion le los accion:sfas dc ia Luz ElE@trsca
en- au dcmicjlio caIls De Ii Salad $ 50 aspe-
ra gran concnrrencis.
aBajo al titulo EnE6gsse RI pueblo. eiseni6
eF1 la nrehs del faharo n1esfre amigo 0an
Ulpisno C2lom une ho,a eaeIta per ta
cfndais coatcatando otra da don Te4las
Carridn, en- que Sc le dir;gserou csrgaa S
tluitns iQfuD6adoa-
Efaefior Gcl6ra Do raassita yiniicsrae 4 5
fe la ooncianeis 2dbIIca.
Sc IL spIande, se IL reapefa sci le eatl
El primer eleotor one vote en al basrio
primero fu4 don Manuel Mas5una1o rs5=
trana, eomerciante esfahlaeido ca Oanas
Es correligicnario nueatro
Anfes DC aver pnblicaEos en hota susi-
p IL sfguisnfe notlcis que puhais9 ~ H.
toas9nsasta ea seccicn de Gtfansns 1l5Ts.
81 senoE pfeslaeLfe g ~ Jonss6 ifrsas ~ p
OA.on AufanemaalA L5aral e paneo las
refsbido hoy el sigaisnte dsspa4lao tslessl
fo:
los ffessdeutes de los e9lnssss toca - /
sles paflsdo Onion Anfonfmisfa Liberal
hota nnion por n1ctivos pflssuaente paE
eess tampsen mi pEsaIds1sia q rsadarc q e /
oia scclon poailies cada loea3idaa correspcn
as snsgnos sozazfes - izsshf AN :. :. e
ysr reoibirnos d BarranQultss els
gu.olIe feiegf
- untamisnIo eB sesaoh GO ny scosdo {
oa. LuLhDls oe i.urs - 49, tsass'Fs e f's's
1a ~ nslpai csiie res ae ess% pslsuis g.
lno hunl lanals = h1a MeIlLas VslI..aa u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28


Recenteente han recbdo Escogda variedad lie Teas
ans Dc seda de ans negrcs de coiores dra
adnas ngra Gaas Peuches SuGahs de cooes Encass de-
god6n, de ho de seda; uanes de cabra de seda Colo
para novas Cntas de seda anchas estrechas A
mba case superior de odos ansnce Pasmanerfa seda
adolDos o de crma eegante Medals de seda
hlo de Escocia Al ds.
6srmn surtitl0 sie Perfurnerfa: los aiItimos pro-
sactos de los imejOrcs mss acreaitad0s fabricnn-
- de Paris.
&PARA CABALLEROs: I'm complete sprtido de sreas ii
can1res de colo1ea cortes de peza; MIi
srdonados eos dagonales, clases
$z 4r Gus cabdades superiores. #s
Henso urtido ds Corbatas Chapas negra de coores
sen2fd de tomas lazos nudos dcnde podla encon
80 aus1o ls persons mas caprichosa
&c sSuelos az seds bsrrcN <olores CneIos PuTus
htes de Cabritia Csnnisetas lacetines fnos, AZ III
&nsas. canisitas calzoncillos DO lana, canaiaas
De seda, Paraguas 5onbrillas de seda.
/ lran sul.tido de abrigos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28

n Beedo ssIs Osrrnaponden deI 10. los
|ksiiorea Fernandez Juncos, Roesy, kArb0s&
|y H<ncbez Morales, presentaron nnte ei 10
asvn6dor II renunria de sus caIgos rsssp1c.
tiVo8 an III g0biernc insular-
EI general Macfas Sc ntg6 &dmisT u
res nncla ellus iuaistieroU. poni6udula On
msnos dol prasIdonte ssif0r Qnifopes.
II w. puesr crisis.
III ImparciAln ds Maysgdsa. pnblie6e nj
siguiente snolto dirigsdD - les elect0rss
saibsrales": !" Ninrnua de vosnlros dehs
lsevAT las urnss q nnmbre de dun Manuel
lkossy, pcrque mir guno sie v0so sotraa deke a.
1FlcA= los insu'tos one dicbn seiof in1ri6a
nneafro psrtido en- al nssetsng celabraA0 90
el tDatro de ests ciudai. Nir0iu dfgnO
lIbsFal estA obligsdo en conciencse liesE-
ssa nrnas es ncmbre del ss6nr ktssv-
SlasIqnler otro candidate impuas to ptrr ia
SascIpiina seria acatable; FL sefior Eossy
balcn-r
" For al gobierno de Madrla hs slda nom
brado Obispo DE- Puerto Fri % el Pssdra val
des, de Ia ordan de Agustinos y antique
Rector de la Unisersiiad Cat6iioa iei = 90
rial
S. desea yender dos muIas donna
daa. lnformaran On esta Admiilis-
traction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
"A ID 4 q S

- d"o 81 cAaIln nei alba uesplerta la creaci1n.
a nora en- que las sombras
al dia que 'presienten dan primer ados
Mi espfritu, sSdiento
De 8ranaes perspectvas de luz de verdad
Eevo hasta tu trono
sue tu aureola eSnialta so de refugio pazl
Si e ave de sH pico
re ofrece los gor1eos e Arbol, canci6n;
les mares, elocuencia:
Mares ceic terra, los himnos de amor;
70, que latir te siento
En- cada meieFafa del ritmo UNIVERSAL:
Que, ALA 81 tabernAculo
pei alma que te adora, te sento palpitaF
No guardare silencio, -
Aunque caIlar me ordone mi propia pequenexs
~ ell orbe lenguaie
Ia maJestad pregona, Iyo soy del orbe rey
Rey, porque tn me diste
la idea por corona, que extiende fugor
a mundos que agosta
De los vulgares reyes la belca passion.
Y rey, porque eu las afas
Dc mi concienca librc, inc postro ante tus pies
el que tus plantas llega,
Domlnioa sin lnderos baio sns psntas
isehor III que me has dado
Venr contemplate ouando sc acerca el sol,
Dime: Ssera cua esta
La aurora que fagura de libertad amor
o lacaso yespertino
Crepiseulo agorero de un sol que esta su fin,
Sera ell alba que anuncia
Ia aparcion esplendida de IN nueyo poryenirs
Ah cuanto ell sol dcclina,
De los espacios brota rtido funerals
Rlido que Sc apaga
al apagarse ell astro bajo el zahr del mar.
x cuando Ell sol se eleva
Como hostia de topacio, del orto hacia el conftn,
Perfumes armonas
be pa3aros flores ascienden hasta II.
Por-eso, 70 que escucho
La fnnebre elegia de un siglo que espiro,
arpegos cantares,
Modulo lac grandezas de I'm siglo espiendor;
Que siento ,oh Dios inmenso
"A tu ntinito alcazar impulses de voar,
Bendigo las
Del poFyenlr, airoras de amofy ibertad
Diecn Que cnando el honnbre,
Por la yerdad caldeado, saeuda sopor,
En- ell orgullo ciego
Bebiendo In osadia ha de negarte ioh Dios
tn eres, Senior, ell foco
be donde parte ell nftido rayo de la verdad,
Y ell hombre, contemplando
DE cerca tu almo brillo Stu esencia negara
QuizA entonces los s6res
Te eriian en- 81 fondo altar de adorac6n,
En- cue ja1nas confunda
la estupdez hnmana ell quito ell error s.i
iQuiza entonces no intenten
subiendo las alturas buscar tn excelsa lug,
En- oracion mezclados
III NAL Ia hipocresa, e bien y l9>flrtnd '..!
Va 81 astrsereY enciende
IN festoneada capna del monte sehoriai;
Ep Oano de amapolas
Y dallas ~ srmerge La azu nmensidad.
Senor haz que aparezca
~ Asf aparece tras La montana el sol,
El sol que profetizan
Las aIboradas magcas ds libertad amor
Al antro del olvido
@ ne todoio sepulta, los sigos rodaran;
Tai ellos rueden
Los ritos costnmbres de la yetusta edad.
Tn eterno, cual la
Que, junto al mars resste arr0llador vaiv6n;
Como que brinda
Las aguas que q en- lluvia han de voiver
Haces que desde ell ciclo
Desciendan las ideas Ell mundo fecnndaT,
Ideas que II vuelven
atin cada melodfa del rtmo universal
j. A. NEGR6S SANJuRyo.
~ - .AErm0RNAAA0n u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28
VINO De STEARNS
! Dr. ACRITF DB HIGLD0 DR BAC5[l0
C0Rs q E5E.. fsEEFf7C
PREAIADO En- La EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL De CHICAGO


de todas las prparaeiones de AsEITE De BAiAIAO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28

sS a los eenores jneces, rotHIioa. fnlorids.
IT, 81 MT r6blica en- general hs 60 assher por
4a tgesenta qn4 ies1e el ss6 1890 900 "a
anti rixado paIR hr1nar pei mi, per no saber
zae ria, dop JeaGnin Ramos mi h;jo
sIcse, per hi aa@to tocumento gus carszca
ae. pra q otra arsna. no ssr4 rec0nt cids nor
N Tue sussri n Pos ue. Murzn ri CO 1eD6.
III a ruego de Juan Gnilltrmo Pate,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28

- tpzJad 6uzcnmer1o por Federico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28

De la qninta de don Guillermo
Schuck Sc ha desaparecido el 5 del CO.
rriente, una yegua color alazano de 6 y
media cuartas alzada frentc blanca, y
marcada en- la nalga con las letras q.
S., sera grati6cado quien la entregue 8
de noticfa de su paradero.
~l-3 Ponce, Mario 23 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28

EEEPREsA T,EI. Gas. Con mo-
two dc IA knstalaci6n de la Luz El6ctri-
ca en essa eiafad, Sc avisa q los que no
4alersn segair con Ia luz de esta enapre
s., 10 partleipen por eaerita M Admins
trader para cortar s eerrar las lIaves lie
pasa Il 3 este aIumhraelo.
Ponce, Iarzo 0 dc 1898.
Stei,sacher q 60
h > ! de Marzo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-28

INTER sHNTE Sc vsadeu don k.l6Bsa-
aroa de VIZ Dsoany4l.a O. 60 eentfmetros fe
1Eeh0. e = ntets EneDte zueys. con LA acae-
sofsas de cruces: cnTTas. desvfos. agntaa.
ctr 3 Wagones hero para 81 transrer-
fe CO lafa en confieiones favorables 81
onvzsa y rEazns sssrao Ell com ps asfor q "a
tisx1eei6r Dir giTso para iGformes a ios
selorea Gsslro = O.. S 81 @ AtysgSiezs- :
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-06-03
Willson-Robbins.

At the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Emma A. Robbins, 1908 West Main street,
at four O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, DR..
Pnrvis s. Wilson, and Miss Evora A. Rob-
bins, we're united in marriage by Rev. John
Sweet, pastor of the First M. E. church.
The home was handsomely trimmed for the
happy event, cut flowers being used in pro-
fusion. The wedding was quiet one,
only the families and a few intimate friends
being present. 1t was, however, one of the
most beautiful and happy weddings which
have occurred in the city for months.
The bride, becomingly attired in travel
ing dress of blue. was attended by her
sister, Miss Charlena, while the groom and
best man, Jas. K. Clark, OF Pontiac, wore
the conventional black. After the ceremony,
congratulations and best wishes of the
heartiest kind were extended to DR.. and
Mrs. Willson--in which all of their many
friends In the city join. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson are we'll known and highly
respected by the people of Owosso. The
bride has lived here all her life, winning
her way into popular favor by her many
excellent qualities. DIR. Wilson came to
the city three years ago, soon after gradual
ing from college, and beside building up a
fine practice, has made large circle Of
acquaintances who esteem him very highly.
Following the congratulations came q
bounteous wedding dinner, and then the
departure of Dr. and Mrs. Wilson for
Detroit. They will be "at home," 1908
West Main St., after June 10Th.
The love and esteem of those present
was made manifest in the large number Of
very handsome, useful and appropriate
presents.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-06-03
VI u OIEW AhI' OHAo d OIEWAhT
l.. |. STEWART.
M. L. STEWART \ GO.
BANKERS,
OwOSSO NIGH

MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT. inter
accept payments on the principle AT or within
30days of any interest period; will loan In sums
Of $500 to $500 on improved farms in Shia-
perry In the city of Owosso, (city property
must be producing an income). On farm pro.
perry or city property we loan not exceeding 40
and Fire Insurance required.
Drafts drawn on all parts OF the world.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-04
EATING DOGS AND CATS.
Result of the German Decree Exclud-
ing Foreign Meats.

Berlin. Oct. 4.-Germany's meat fam
inc is spreading apace. In many places,
notably in Saxony, cats and dogs are
being slaughtered and eaten by the
poor. In some villages several families
club together and buy fat dog, to be
killed and divided among them.
The consumption of hOrsefesh is in
creasing remarkably. HOrsehesh shops
are opening in towns where they have
never existed before. There has been
continuous growth of arrests and con-
victiOns for selling unwholesome ordi-
nary meats since the frontiers have
been closed against foreign cattle and
swine.
On the other hand, there is a great
and thriving trade in preserved Ameri-
can meats, despite the restrictions i'm
posed by the government at the IN
stance of the agrarians. The timed
American meat imported during the
first seven months of 1898 was 1854, 800
Kilograms, against 1,414,90o in the cor
responding months in 1897. Or treSh
pork the importation was 6,75S, 800 k1Ios,
against g. 955, 500; of picked pork, ,369. you
against 1859; 800; of bacon, 10, GAG, wv
against 7139, 3OO and of lard, 64,356, 4OO,
against Al, 446 5000.
The demand for all of these still eX-
ceeds the supply and if the general
mass of Germans can be convinced that
American meats are always of standard
quality and can be had at reasonable
price, the sales can be extended nVe-
fold
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-04
ePICK TOP'' AN OFFENSE.
Mrs. Mary Olson Suspends Chicago
Pupils For Playing It.

Chicago, Oct. A number of boys
attending the McCosh school, on
sixth and Sixty-seventh streets, have
been suspended by the principal, Mrs.
Mary D. Olson, for playing pick top"
The father of two of them has made
such a vigorous protest that an investi-
cation is going on.
Mrs. Olson has a fierce prejudice
against the game and fofFC1ds her
pupils to play it even off the school
grounds. She thinks it dangerous
sport.
Police Officer Timothy McKeough is
the father of two of the boys who have
been suspended.
Il have been down to the Office of
the board of education" he said, land
asked DR.. Andrews what he was going
to do about the case. He told me the
case would be investigated. In the
meantime my boys and several others
are being deprived of the education
they are entitled to. I want my chill
dren to obey the rules and regulations
of the school, but I do not propose to
allow the principal of a school to pre-
scribe to my boys what they shall play
after school hours, especially when they
are more than two blocks away from
the school building. The McCOSh school
is on Champlain avenue, near Sixty
sixth street, while the boys were play
ing pick top in SiXty-sixth street, be
tween Langley and Evans avenues.
can not understand what Mrs. Olson
sees so dangerous about pick top She
will not even allow the boys to play
marbles, saying that it will make gam
blers out of them. I want my boys to
have as much physical exercise as pos
sibIe, and I do not think it proper for
school principal to interfere with paren-
tai rights"
Il have turned the matter over to Mr..
Lewis, one of my assistants, who has
charge of that district" said Dr. An
drews. He has not reported to me on
the case, but from what I can learn L
believe the boys will be sent back to
school. I can not say whether Mrs.
Olson was justified in suspending the
pupils, but, offhand, I should say she
NAV have made a mistake"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-04
HOTEL FOR GIRLS.
Young Working Women to Find a
Home in Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-The Hotel Berachah,
at 6231 Lexington avenue, another OF
the many Ravens for the benefit of Chi
cago working girls, is ready for the for
NAL opening. This was to have taken
place last Saturday, but owing to some
unlooked-for delays the women who
are promoting the beneficence were dis
appointed and preparations were push
ed to have the hotel in operation this
week. Thirty girls are already enroll
ed as guests. The executive board is
composed of the following five south
side women: Miss Ina Law Robertson,
president; Mrs. S. A. Park, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. s. A. Atteberry, secretary;
Miss P. J. Clements, treasurer, and Mrs.
Y. H. Nye, corresponding secretary.
1--WE do not wish the place to be call
ed working girls home said Miss
Robertson. The girls pay for what they
get and in order that they may not be
looked upon as charitable objects their
abode will be known as the Hotel Ber-
thing will be conducted on a strictly
cash basis, and while the movement is
now purely philanthrOpic we hope the
hotel will be lf-supporting in a short
time. Only those girls whose wages
are IS a week or under will be received.
there will be two single beds in each
room, so that each girl may have her
own resting place. Our charges will be
81 so per week for board and room, and
in addition to this we will furnish the
girls their monday lunch at 8 cents a
day"
About 30 girls can be accommodated
at the hotel The rooms are large and
airy and well appointed The furnish
ings have been donated by leading firms
and individuals interested in these
movements.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-04
IS FOR ROCKEFELLER.
Biggest Stone Ever Quarried Will
Mark His Burial Plot.

Cleveland, o., Oct 4.-The biggest
mOnolith ever quarried in the United
States will mark the family lot of John
D. Rockefeller in Lake View cemetery
The monument will be plain, but it will
attract great attention from it's NAM
moth size. It will be erected in No
vember. The monument will sixty-five
feet high from the base to the top. It
will be sixteen feet square at the base
1t will be placed on the same ridge as
the Garfield memorial and will be the
center Of a circle of vaults, which con-
of the Rockefeller family members. The
base itself is ten feet high. The single
stone that surrounds it is dfty-dve feet
high.
1t has been dressed at the quarry at
Barre, Vt, and it is the largest stone
which can be shipped by rail without
straining bridges and demoraliztng
roadbeds. Special cars of extraordinary
strength have been constructed at Mr..
Rockefeller's order to convey the stone
to Cleveland and the bridges over
which these cars will pass will be in
spected just before the cars cross them.
The stone will arrive in Cleveland
about October Is. Only one obelisk in
the United States surpasses the Rookie
teller stone in size and weight. That is
the Egyptian obelisk in Central Park,
New York. This stone is nineteen feet
taller than the one bought by Rookie
Teller.