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The leader., 1900-08-15
Complimentary to Prof. shue.

The teachers attending the colored
county institute here last week adopt
ed the following preamble and reso-
buttons, at the close of the week S
work,
Whereas, Prof. w. d. Shue, our in
stitute conductor, has worked so faith
fully, working over time and has been
so successful in his management of the
institute this week; and, whereas, he
has interested and held the rapt at
tention of all the thirty three teachers
present; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That we tender our thanks
to Prof. o. D. Shue, to the County Su-
perintendent and the State Board of
Education for the services of SO emf
nent an educator.
The leader., 1900-08-15
A Fashion Hint.

A point noticed on many of the new
gowns is that the trimming on the
front of the waist and the trimming on
the front of the skirt are often exactly
alike. the only break being where the
belt crosses. For example, where the
front of the waist is tucked the same
tucking is repeated on the front
breadth of the skirt, but the line Of
tucks is made narrower just at the
waist line. This improves the figure
and takes away the square look that
would otherwise be given. There Is
always a trimming down the front Of
the waist on either side of this other
trimming, which is repeated on the
skirt.-Harper's Bazaar.
The leader., 1900-08-15
], Your Life Worth 40 Cents,

We defy the world reproduce ii med
icine for the cure. of all forms of Kid
ney and Bladder troubles. Piles and
all diseases peculiar to women, that
will equal Smiths Sure Kidney Cure.
Ninety eight per cent. of the cases
treated with Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
that have come under our observation
have been cured We sell our medi-
cine on positive guarantee, if direc-
lions are followed, and money will be
refunded if cure is not effected.
Price 80 cents For sale by c. f.
Grafton.
The leader., 1900-08-15

Rev. G. w. Grafton, of Union Church,
preached at the Presbyterian church
mornings ana evenings from Thurs.
day last through Sunday. The services
we're well attended and On Sunday
night the house was filed with an in
terested congregation
The leader., 1900-08-15
A NOyelty.

A novelty Of the season is fine, soft
challis with a handkerchief border.
The ground is of one color with ring
or almond figure. A red or blue ground
is distinguished by one of black. The
border in every example carries out
the two colors effectively. A very lit
tie additional trimming is required
with these goods, the border suggest
ing pleasing decorative possibilities.
The leader., 1900-08-15

forms little square draped vest, collar
and blouse which shows only at the
sides. A square lace collar covers the
foulard collar, and those little blue and
white silk tassels down the front are
quite the latest. A few tiny tucks ap-
pear on the bodice and sleeves. The
belt Is Of folded blue velvet, with an
antique gold buckle in front. A hat of
lace straw in almost the exact shade
Of the dress is quite the thing to wear
circle the crown, while an enormous
pale pink poppy spreads itself all over
one side in a delightfully."- picturesque
way.-New York Mail and Express.
The leader., 1900-08-15

Mr.. VIM. Welch is about completing
his commodious cottage residence in
Schwem's addition. This is fast be-
coming an attractive suburb of the
city, and all the lots have not yet
been disposed Of.
The leader., 1900-08-15

of embroidered batiste and lace, con-
filming the fullness to the bust and
forming stylish epaulets. In the mid
die of the front is a full plated vest
of fine white lawn, adorned by jabot
Of lace falling from collar band Of the
rose and white lawn. The sleeves fit
the arms comfortably and are trimmed
at the wrists with the batiste and lace.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The leader., 1900-08-15
U y. III Y NFHI w 11uy Of.
w. III. SEAvEy, Clerk.

Fortify the body 10 resist malarial
germs by putting the system in perfect
order PRIcKLY ASH BITTERs is won
derful system regulator. c. +. Graf
ton.
The leader., 1900-08-15
To AIIParties Concerned.

There will be a meeting of the Board
of Control of the Brookhaven Graded
Public School held at the office o IA.
c. McNair, at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, Au-
gust 23rd, A. d., 1900, for the purpose
of adopting series of text books for
said school for the next five years.
N. d. MeGRATH, Secy.
Brookhaven, July alst, 1900,
The leader., 1900-08-15

The quicker you stop cough or
cold the less danger there will be of
fatal lung trouble Que Minute Cough
Cure is the only harmless remedy that
gives immediate results. You will like
it. G. h. Grafton,
The leader., 1900-08-15

"The boys" had sworn off on bread
until they tried 10 Storms; they now
pray for daily bread"
The leader., 1900-08-15

The following changes have been made since
the last issue OF list;
PUT IN.
47e Butler. j. PIP. S.-Meadville.
20 Cassidy Building.
STA East. w. TIN.
40 lea Needham.
"a MonZingo. Mrs. M.-Pearl River Lumber
Cos. boarding house.
81 Ragland, +. Residence.
asa Reed, Joe. W.-Residence.
TAKEN OUT,
47e cygon. John. p. S,~-Mesdyille.
Ga Larsen. Chris ,-kosidenee.
20 kits. T. J.-kesdence.
III McCkcAdon. Geo.-Restaurans
,H-s McCiendon. Geo.-Res idenoe.
CHANGED.
"a kerl. Z. A, s. Co.-Ma.ket
changed to
"a Sasser, j. E.-Market
81 East, w. T.-Seed Hogse
changed to
slr2 East, w, T,-Seed House.
n An
The leader., 1900-08-15

w. f. Parsons and his son Frank
left Saturday for Chicago and St
Louis to be absent about ten days.
The leader., 1900-08-15

Mrs. j, r. Perkins Is visiting In Nc
Comb.
The leader., 1900-08-15
TELEPHONE
COLUMN.

1t is our desire to give the very best
possible service and to this end We
would ask your cooperation.
Ring off
when you have finished your
conversation.
Answer
your own calls promptly.
Keep
children, servants and incompe-
tent persons away from your tel
ephone.
Report
all trouble to management. either
by letter, personally or by tele-
phone.
Call by numbers 0nly......
The leader., 1900-08-15
ELECTION Or vIfY REGISTRAR,

On motion, Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
city of Brookhaven, Mississippi, that
s. p, Oliver be and is hereby elected
and appointed Registrar of the city of
Brookhaven, Mississippi, and he is
hereby instructed to register all the
legal voters of said city, during the
months OF October and November.
1900, and that he be guided by the laws
of the State of Mississippi in relation
to Registrars, ETC., and shall receive
for his services the sum of ten $50
dollars, when said registration is ap-
proved by this Board Ayes, Moreton,
Abrams, Schnorenherg, Willoughhy
and SeaVey; nays, none,
spPT. eULL's REPORT.
Supt. j. d. Gull made his monthly
report for July, 1900, of oils and fuel
on hand July 81, 1900, and report of
water furnished the l. c. Railroad Co.
and wiring houses and other work in
the electric line during July, 1900,
which was filed and apppaved.
On motion the board adjourned I'M
til Thursday, Aug. 18th, 1900, at 7:3O
o'clock P. M.
j. B. DAUGHTRY. Mayor,
w. HI. SEAvEy, Clerk.
The leader., 1900-08-15

More rain, more rest. While you wait
have your Umbrella covered by the
Bicycle Doctors. The bicycle and UNI
brella hospitable is next to Boswell
Hotel
The leader., 1900-08-15

Mrs. w. HI. Penn entertained the
Second Nine on last Thursday even
ing, after their victorious game.
The leader., 1900-08-15

One block from business portion.
Comfortable and convenient. Apply
to s, care this office.
The leader., 1900-08-15

Mr. Walter Gin, Of Osyka, has been
Mr.. Barnard Bees guest.
The leader., 1900-08-15
WOMAN AND FASHION.
Frock of Linen and Blue FosIaSd.
Gown For Warm Westher-Fash-
ion Hints and Notes

The linen frock here illustrated Is a
most chic little affair. 1t Is laid In a
few tucks ON the hips and stitched
with blue to match the foulard. which
The leader., 1900-08-15

Gown For Warm Weather.
This gown is of old rose lawn pat
termed with white. The skirt Is simply
adorned at the bottom with two small
ruff1es and is tucked across the back.
The bodice is plated on the Shout
ders and is ornamented with squares
The leader., 1900-08-15

He that worries himself with the
dread of possible contingencies will
never be at rest.
The leader., 1900-08-15
THERE ARE MANY COOI
RETREATS.

On the line or reached via the
Union Pacific, "The Overland Route. "
You will find Fishing in Rocky Noun
tain streams, Hunting in Wyoming,
Bathing in Great Salt Lake, Cura-
tive Waters in Guyer and HALEY
Hot Springs, Utah, Idaho, California
or Oregon. Do not fail to ask your
agent about the magnificent train SER
vice of the Union Pacific. There
are Palace Sleeping Cars, Buffet Smok-
ing and Library Cars, Dining Cars
with meals served a-la-carte, and Ordi-
nary Sleeping Cars, &C., &C., every day
in the year.
For time tables, or any information,
apply to your local Agent, who can sell
you ticket via the Union Pacific, or
address j. F. AGLAR, Gen. Agt.,
st. Louis, Mo.
The leader., 1900-08-15
CITY COUNCIL.
Proceedings OF the Regular Monthly
Meeting, Aug. =, 1900.

At regular meeting of the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of the City Of
Brookhaven, Miss, held at the Mayors
Office Aug 7tb, 1900, at 100 o'clock p.
m, there we're present, His Honor j.
b. Daughtry, Mayor, and Aldermen
Schnorrenberg, Seavey, Willoughby,
Moreton aud Abrams.
Minutes of last meeting read and
adopted.
TREASURER's REPORT, JULY, 1900.
Chas. +. Heuck, City Treasurer, pre-
sented his report for the month of
July, 1900, which was carefully exam
ined and approved by the Finance Com
mittee and carefully examined by the
Board, cancelled warrants and the
stubs we're marked "oanoelled" and
the cancelled warrants we're filed in
the Mayors office.
Upon motion be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
city of Brookhaven, Miss, That the
report be received, approved and filed
Ayes, Schnorrenberg. Seavey, Will.
loughby, Abrams and Moreton, Nays,
none.
The report was as follows:
The leader., 1900-08-15

! CONTRACTS FOR OIL FOR POWER HOUSE.
On motion, Be it ordered that the
Mayor is hereby empowered and in
structed to make and sign contract
with the Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky for all oils needed at the
Power House, for one year from this
date, the same to be delivered as need
a6
The leader., 1900-08-15

The buildings. now IN course Of CONSTRUCTION;
boarding school. Firepruof Ventilation. lKikts.e
and heating arrangements unsurpassed. Al
modern equipments Dormitories newly nr-
nished.
hates low. owing 10 endowment Military
tr aining. II desired Heaifhfih location II the
q Hill Country" Home influences Aftesl4n
water. Skiliful instructors. Write Tor sa<siosue
w. c. GUTHRIE Principal.
New Ulm review., 1900-12-26
WILL NOT INITIATE SHELDON.
DR.. Parker Plans Religious and
Moral, Not Ideal,
Nayysp d per.

Rev. DR.. Joseph Parker, who will
edit the London Sun thesweek before
Christina is, said ..
4 @s5s.Is shall not conduct the pa per on
Shel ldonian ines have no a desire III
create 81 deal neWspa per; that VIII
come when deal societ comes, and
not before. But I shall conduct it on
religious lines. in no sense sectarian,
theological OF denomina tional, Ind
shall endeaVor to make it a paper all
honest men can read, giving it a tn or
oughly rel gious and moral tone. Bet
.sing ting and ga milling in every form will
be excluded there will be no reports
OF horse races, prize Fl ghts stock mar
kets or kindred professional gam.
bling. 3S5 n ssasa3 Fl Il
Should murd occur shall re-
port it, probably comme mt on it, but
shall not send the staff I'M quest OF
disagreeable details. There wi be no
nsational ism, but a simple, unnyar-.
nished statement of facts. Certain.
police court news wi be allowed and
some court news that is interes ting,
instructive or useful in poin ting q
moral. Il
New Ulm review., 1900-12-26

I COMPARISO ()F LEMONS. 1
Hon Do liemi II q Spf Califor.
MIA ma sicfI $ T'ruit realty Fa-
yors the FsD mel Fruit

he offs ON
Inerce prints the fol OWN leportsl
giving the comp tive ii trie acid
test by llNel { and Glad ling chem
lists to the y ev5 q DIRK produce ex-
change of selec ections Of California
and Sicily lemon have attracted
much q tention il green fruit circles
Il he comp sYe ire q as foil lows::
Fsl'S ness and Galiiffor
lemons Would iiel ld one nited States
gall Ion
One d und dred and entJ ht and
one half editerran can lemons would
& 5yiie1d one United States gal Ion 81
Juice.
The speeid dc avity Of the jjuice IA
each was O AL. ss.
Three hundred ifornia lemons,
would ounces avoirdup
juice, cont amin nggss q .64 ounces aVoir-s
I,ois cry eli acid, 4:
rhreess hundred N editerranean LEM
5on o111d yield 325 ounces syoirdu
Pois juice, con tai nj 8 ounces
avoirdupois cr.J q, eli acid.
S8 he Of 4 i'm por tiers;
was chief 81 tia 1.-THE date selected Tor
the test most sunff one, il1 ins
that it3con1lp pared terranean uittS
which was q nongg the
son and which IA d no { ma tured with
California r1lit at It's best stage.
lis s8eapeeted tina he + ruiit Importers.
union WI take the mat ter up is the
near future and wi pro bab1 have.
an independe ent test made
New Ulm review., 1900-12-26
PRINCE OF WALES MAY COME.
Intima tion That He Would Like to
Attend Yacht Race II Cir
353 cunlstances Permit.

a dispatch to the n ew y ork Journal
and Advert tiser. from Lond Ion says:5
Either the prince of ales Of the
duke of York will prob bly, attend the
Americas Is cup races next August III
political and social cond itions at that
time permit. The prince would much
like to attend
An in ntimation has been conveyed
that if prope off cial representa tions
be made the prince would be pleased
to slider them faVo rably The prince
has become e more deeply int terested in
yachting than ever, an d in tends 81 go-
ing in h hstrong.l for next ttcl-
ing the course Of events IN come ec ton
with Will 55.Li Upton 'sS cha g llenge closely IL
5cond itions preVen .th prince from go-
8ingg8the duke of Yorl pro babl on il
way home ll7 from e = q, via Canad a,
ma go to New 81 orls f on The races.
New Ulm review., 1900-12-26
4 =; 8


ass ssaalsas
ssa tl1n
81 I.lIl1s
s1lssl
sssln ossl
s'h ctaale1a
s.las anslaesHeh
ssWso fe1hensAa
New Ulm review., 1900-12-26

& : : 9 9 3 X
New Ulm review., 1900-12-26
TO GIVE a SHOW
Yale STUDENT to Put = DR. anna tic Con,-
pany on * he Road Next d
$Ss8 Spri1l 81.

! ale Will put = tie company
on the road next priing. The ale;
Dram tic associia ton has just decid-
ed to visit n eW York, brooklyn Phil
sadelphia, Washing ton and Hartford.
Conn. dlring the annual Easter res
cess. The associat iion viii revive he
Fair Maid of the y q play writ
ten IS 1915 By Thomas Hey . ylbo
was known to his time as TIshe Prose
gShakesp The Yale actors will
be coached rank =. Short the
/ New York trainer Of actors. Last
year the Yale club produced one of
the old miracle lei plays with great sue.
cess. He club has therefore decided
to branch out this season for higher
ssilonors. 1zale's tic club is
unique IN that it duces only rare
old Eng fish 81 avs that have been for-
gotten by all except scholars aud
students. The club ilI give two per- IL.
nance Of The lair Maid Of the
Vest in New Haven on pril 90; and
IA Several 8 ale fegsors Wi II assist
in st 8 the club and eprod ducing
the old costumes.
New Ulm review., 1900-12-26
Cotton n Ge srsa - Colonies,

Arrangements for ducing the
Ameriean tton Il into German
west frfcas re compl ete.s
Ia aecor dane e a agreement,
made vii al am IS,
Cal low II ex
with two A d aerss ssal 81
eeh coast fols ol;S
GLAND about the mid Ii eil-
ber hey 4 loe aeco
carriers
join
unde protect :tila
goyernm ent. Isl
far anlol.nt OCT
Berlin
i has pronlise
4 the anta
tors 70 s
gest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-23
Bnxen1tnreer @aaets, gte,ratas, BEN 90. Oktn,er 1900:

Der bod'tp. Batter Y is
lie, Profefor am ct. Srdn5isfusz
Seminar in Milpaufee, tpel6er fi6
auf elmer StubiumsreiIe in Rom
befinbet f9retbt, bob er ii1 segenpdrs
tig in Der rufiif6en 9auptftabt ct.
petersburg befinbe.
Nic. SboGl, elm friberer 9e<
pobner bon Sopn Belgium, Dis.,
puroe BEL 2afe Station, anei Weis
len iiioli4 BON Milpautee, bon einem
8ubnaus iibsrfabren unb getDotet.
Gr mar in 0teniten bon Nic. Garrels
auf befen 8iebfarm bei9dftiet, unp
po1te bas 8ieb bonn 8dbnseleiie trei-
ben, ais er BON ieinem S9idIal credit
Durbe. Gr errei9te elm Otter bon 38
Sabrep unb binterldbt feline Satin
unb flint &inber.
peter 3immer, Der Gltsite
Sobn bes friiber in Sppn Sautpille
p~ohn6aften Sarmers Srant 3immsr,
lit In Wilpaufee i'm Otter bon %
Sabren ge%itorben. gr binterlGbt feline
Satin uno 3pei &inber. Sein 8es
grabnib fanb Montas auf benz fa<
tbplii4en Srieb6ofe in Saufpiue ltatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-23

Stanb, Gbsfrau bon Sobann Yeter
Wagner, @ipiermeiter; Margaretba
2nepgen, -alt 80 S., Wittpe BON pc
ter @ilbert, 5tlbs. S9loHermeiiter;
Mi6el Shnetber, alt 40 g., MaIhis
nenf4lofer; Simon 5rana Sones, aft
60 s., S9ubma6er; @lifabetb Dill
mont, aft 6 s.; GbriItine 2ebrun, aft
65 S4 obne Stanb, Wittfpe bon 8arl
3birb, Stlbs. 5auptmann bes 2urems
burger SGgersG Corps; Watbias Reis,
alt 76 g., Giienbdbnarbeiter. 3d.:
peter Welter, alt 62 s., 8ei6dftsz
mann. /. OFT: gliiabetb 3tpid, alt
81 s., obne Stanb, Wittpe eriter g6e
BON Matbias Gpearb, 5tlbs. Sanoars
better uno Gbefrau 5meiter Gbe bon
peter Siimont, S9reiner;. ,9elena
&iri9, aft 1 s. unD 8 Mondte. g.:
9ertruo Sun9mann, aft II S., obne
Stunb, @befrau BON Bernard S6off>
lamp, @nftrei6er. s.: &atbdrina
8artbel, alt &C g., obne Stanb, ebelps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-23
oSnaem6nrgl6es.
Dereiniete Staaten.
stus ct. Suiepb, &nKutb County.
Soma,

piro uns 9ei6rieben:
.uniere 8emeinbe lit In b6dft err
frenli9er 8litbe uno unIere prG6tige
Stride, Die poblseorbnete S6ule, bic
punoeridOnen 4ltGre, Der &reuatpes
uno Die Statipnen iinb 10 piel 9es
peiie fir Die relisi0ie unb finanaiene
Splibitdt, pel6e bier berrf9t. Reis
fenbe unb 6rembe nennsn unIere
Stride cine Der f9Dniten in Soma unb
uniere S9ule I6lisbt es einfa9 aus,
baB intelligence, tatbolii9e @ltern
i~iberbaupt nod an cine Dffentli9e
Shule benfen foIten.
Sin Invertebrates unb erbauenbss
Greignib in unferem 9emeinoeleben
mar bic 5eier Der golbenen Sp63eit
Der Gbeleute Nitolaus unb SuIdnnd
Gblringer, leBtere geborene Spmmel,
tpel6e Dor einem balben Sabrbutbert
in Ingelsberg i'm Canton Weri9 ebs>
li9 getraut porpen tparen. Dieielben
ipdren 1868 mad Mmsrifd unb 81.
Opnatus sefommen unb 1iebelten I'm
Sabre 1877 na9 ct. Soiepb iiber, mo
lie dls piOniere selten. Oas Subelz
paar umrinsen beute iieben ainber,
pieruDbbreibtg Gnfel un6 ishs @robs
enfel. Der Sreubentds tpurbe na0
driitli9em 8rau6e nit 9o9amt um
8 lbr besonnen, inbem bas Subelpdar
BON Der S9ule our Stride beglettet
purbe unb Der Sesen Der Stride fpies
Der erneuert purbe. Na9 benz gbans
belt Batter 2sdtenbers cine
srgreifenbe 4nipra9e an bas Subel>
paar unb bic @emeinbe. Die tir6z
li4e Seier i4lob nit ,9robsr Soft"
uno es folste bann cine paHenbe, tpelts
lide Setter in Der Wobnung Der Che
leute ielbit, no es bod, aber in Gbren
berging. MDgen benz Subelpaure nod
sliidli4e Sabre beidieben iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-23
saar. loisI, GifeI uno 6ansra6.

Srter, 2. Sft. 9eitern NaGmits
tag gerietb bas SDbnfen bes giIens
bobntaiierers Srn. Mnbra9 bier unter
einen nit Seltuden i9per ~belabsnen
Wasen uub purbe ii~bsrfabren. Ser
Sob oes &inoes trat fofort elm. =
Dem Mutterbauie Der 8armberSiseH
8riioer in Der Norbs@Glee 1T bic @rs
laubniB our grri6tung BON 3peisitaz
tionen in Ct. 9alsn In Der S1pei3
unb gu Strabburs |. 6. srtbeilt ipors
ben. Die 3peisnieberlaEunse fpers
ben in nGditer 3eit I6on erDffnet
iperben. = Der Waferitdnp Der Mos
lei lit in ben lebten Sasen 10 erbebli9
seitiegen, baB bas Sheib'fde 0ampfs
ihiff feline resslmdBigen Spuren apis
i6en Srier unb 9erntaitel bon beute
ab pieber fG9rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-23

Sattiten bon polititern in tir9Ii9en
4naelesenbeiten unb fiise iid In ipls
den Oingen benz fir6li4en Illus.
Die tatbplii6e preHe bat biefe
8orfpmmnife erft perOffentli9t, nada
benz bic Sosesbldtter ielbe an bic
Seffentli9teit sebra9t bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-23
giptlRanbn Der Stabt
2urem burg.

@~eburten: 20. Sept: Mnna
Sulie. 3. b. Srana Streff, S4reiner.
1. Dit: Masbalena Marsaretba, &.
b. @sOrs 8abotb. 9asl0bner. A.: So,
'epb, g. b. Midel @nbre, 1aslObner;
Geo Maria paul. 9. b. &arl Sobann
peter Sdaad. Mbpotat.
6eiratben: %. Sept: Nitos
laus Sbril, poit : gonoutteur nit
4atbarina Welter. 1. Dit: @uguit
Gbuarb Sc Barber be 8lisnisres,
Setretdr Der SranSDiiiden @elanots
Idaft gu 2uremburs nit 8ictorins
ISABELLA pescatore. g.: Seinrid, gen.
Sp6ann Seinrid Srdnt, lnternebmer
nit Maria Sransistd 2impa1.
SterbefGlIe: %. Sept: Suso
8rusmann. aft "a s., @robb. Hepi=
Tor. &c.; Emma Rabn, alt So 5, pbne
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iNff 49,
Robirgen, 2. DIT. 9eitern
abenb ssssn 6 llbr fam Der bier ans
IG5Iige 8ersmarn 3urinelli BON ieiner
4rbeit auf franaoiii9em 9ebiete uno
paiiierte an Der Wirtbi9aft 2ouis.
no 5pei iunge Burden auf Der
5biire ftauben uno ibn in a~uffoaiger
Weiie muitertsn. Der 8ersmann
aing ieinen Wes peitsr, fpelher pur4
ben Walb fiibrte. llnterbefen liefeh
bic bsioen Burden einen Pfao entz
lang, pel9er in bic StraBe miinbet,
unb lauerten benz nifts abnenben
Irbsiter, pelder rubig feines Weses
oaber tam, bier auf. als oerielbe on
lie beransefommen tpar, fielen lie plObz
lid iiber i'm Der uno fdluser+ uns
bdrmber3ig auf ibn elm, 10 oab Der
Mnsefallens bhltiiberitrSmt gu 8oben
itiirSte unb obnmd4tig tpurbe. Die
roben 9eielen braGten nun ben am
8oben liegenben mebrere MeHeriti6e
am 8sii9t uno 80rper BEL unb lisben
ni6t ab bon linn, bis Der Mermite,
pel1er untsrbeHen bas 8epubtIein
pisber srlangt batts, flebentlid Bat,
i'm bod ni9t gu tOoten. Seute friib
selans eS ben &obinser @enbarmen.
Die bsiben Serle in Der WirtbI6aft
'2puiS einaufansen. mo oieielben mad
lanserem 2eusnsn bic Sbat e%inseitans
ben. 0ieielben ipurben na9 9urems
burg in bas GefansniB sebra9t. Ous
Spfsr bieies rp5en @nfages 1T iufplse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-21
I'm case de Justicia
QUE Sc CUMPLA LA oRDEN

yorfa de los pueblos, desde la antoridad
local hasta ell ultimo de los vecinos.
A todos llega la Influenza bienheeho-
ra de una administration honrada. Lo
mismo los acomodsdos que los po
bres; pero lss buenas disposiciones de
los alcaldes en- rueblos ain grandes re.
cursos, ha de estrellarse forzosamente
ante la absolute carencia de dinero.
e. meior plan economico; la volun
tad mas dispuesta d la obra del bien,
ha de resultar nula ante la escasez en-
las entradas de los fondos municipales.
ST ell primer Ayuntamiento de la isla,
ell de San Juan, esta en- bancarrota com
pleta, tenlendo que pedir prorrogss su
cesivas para ell pago de obligaciones
cumplidas, 5que desahogo possible pue-
den presentar los del resto de la isla?
Es necesario, ,pues, que Sc fjen en-
clio ell general Davis y ell Secretario Ci-
vii, toda vez que SO les presenta ocs-
sion de hacer IN bien los municipios,
acatando 5 la vez una disposition ema-
NADIA del Gobierno, devaelvan q las
poblaciones ei dinero proportional que
les corresponds en- Ell reparto, y no di-
laten esa disposition que favorecfa los
Municipios, pues con las cantidades que
reciban podran atender la hygiene, al
ornate y dar algdn trabajo a los brace
ros que Sc encuentran sin 6l.
La medida serfa aplaudida por todos,
Y mas de una bendici6n habrfan de al
canZar.
Cuando un enfermo agoniza y llega
& tempo ell calmante que va a aliviar
sus dolencias, ell enfermo mira siempre
complacido al medico que propina ell
medicamento.
Puerto Rico es ell enfermo los me
dicos son ell Gobernador ell Secretario
Civil.
Quieren mejorar la salud del que
agoniza2 En- sus manos esta ell hacerlo.