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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15
Boston Store!
THE WEATHER lVRr DAY
Fair.
store News As.ut Win se, Goods.

At SOC each--Meu's heavy heeced
and ribbed underwear, sal In trlm-
med, good heavy quality
AT 50c-Men's sanitary heeced
underwear, extra heavy, wa il-riade,
ali sizes; fleece won't curl upon
wearing.
AT 75c AND S1.Oo-Men IS camePs
hair underwear, nice and Ns I, can
Z be worn by the most sens-nlYe to
! wool undergarments.
AT $1.25-Mens pure WOOL red
underwear, splendid quality, tast
color. highly recommended by 'oc-
tors.
At 25c A GARMENT--Ladia g
Vests and pants, fleece lined, ex
{ ira heavy weight. We are proud
I of this garment, as we feel con
) fident it has no equal.
AT 39c EACH-Wc have not
I found It's equal at soc; ask TO see
) it. The vests are all trimmed with
silk and the drawers have sateen
) head bands.
I AT 59c EACH-Ladies wool un-
derwear made to sell for S100; only
one case. The value is splendid.
I AT 7jc AND 1O0-Ladies' grey
camel's hair and scarlet vests and
{ pants, in extra good quality, all
fast dyes, nice and soft.
5 At 19c EACH-Children's union
suits in assorted sizes, heavily
fieeced; good, well made garments.
s AT 25c EACH-Boys' feeced un-
: derwear, ribbed or plain, heavy
quality, all sizes; the same price
s 10 fit; ages from IL to 1s years.
I AT 10c and 121ac A PAIR-La-
dies Hose in plain fast black, also
I with white foot At 121ac we have
) them in fieeced goods or wool
{ AT 19c EACH--C Chlldren's heavy
I ribbed hosiery. double heel and toe,
5 the stocking for romptng boys.
( AT 25c A "Indegtructible"
! boys and girls hosiery. If you
5 try them once you will buy them
( all the time; they save lots of
! darning.
s LOOK HERE--Thls is the season
Z for mackintoshes. We are prepared
! to give you better values than ever.
s AT $3.75, $500 to S500--Plain
Z blue, mackintoshes with velvet
) collar, lined with plain lining, all
{ lengths. extra good values. In the
I So grade we also have red and
: brown; these goods all have the
I long cape.
s AT $l.75 $3.50 AND S3.5O--Chil-
Z dren's and Misses macklntoshes in
! blue only, with velvet collar long
5 cape, latest styles.
: These goods are special values
! and worth more money.
s 150.152 S. Howard st.
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DEATHS.

DeNISE-Mrs. Elizabeth 4. Denise
aged IS years. months and days
died at the home OF her dauhgter. Mrs
+. A, Myers, 1924 S. Main street
Wednesday evening. Death was du,
to heart disease The funeral will b,
held at the house at o'clock Satur
day afternoon
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15
BEAUTY

Beauty was born OF the worlds desire
For the wandering water, the wandering 6rst
Under the arch Of her burrying feet
She has trodden a world full OF bittesweet
The blood Of the violet is in her veins;
Her pulse has the passion OF April rains.
Out Of the heart Of satin flower
God made her eyelids in one sweet hour.
Out OF the wind he made her feet
That they might be lovely and Turing and feet
Out Of cloud he wove her hnir
Heavy and black with the rain held there
What is her nameH There's none that knows.
Mother OF Mischief or Mouth Of Rose
What is her pathway Meme may tell,
But it climbs TO heaven, and 1t dips to hell.
The garment on her is mist and Gre,
Anger and sorrow and hearts desire.
Her forehead jewels an amethyst;
The garland to her is love in a mist.
Her girdle Is Of the beryl stone,
And one dark rose for her flower has grown,
Filled to the brim with the strength Of the sun,
passionate rose. and only one.
The bird In her breast sings all day long
wonderful. wistful. whispering song;
The song that Is OF all passing things, :
None knows it--wingless or born with wings
Mora Hopper,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15

A great deal of grandeur always
makes me homeslck. 1t isn't envy. I
don't want to be princess and have
the bother of winding horn for my
outriders when | want to run to the
drug store for postage stamps, but
pomp depresses me. Everybody was
strange, foreign languages were pelt-
ing me from the rear, noiseless flunkies
were carrying pampered lap dogs with
crests on their nasty little embroid-
cred blankets, fat old women with cpl
lepsy and gouty old men with scrofula.
representing the aristocracy Mt it's best,
were being half carried to and from ta-
bles, and the degeneracy of noble Eu-
rope was being borne in upon my soul
with sickening force. The purple
twilight was turning black on the dis
tant hills, and the silent stars were
slowly coming into view. Clean health
giving Baden-Baden. in the valley of
the Cos, with it's beauty and its pure
air, was holding out her arms to ali the
disease and filth that degenerate riches
produce.-Lilian Bell in Woman's Home
Companion.
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Not HIS.

The drill instructors face turned
scarlet with rage as he rated II raw
Irish recruit for his awkwardness.
i''Now. Rafferty,, youll spoil the line
with those feet. Draw them back in
ntaptly. man. and get them In llne"
Rafferty's dignity was hurt.
'rlaze, sargint," he drawled solemn
~, they're not mine; they're Micky
poolan'ss In the rear rankv
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15

obey" 'Ah, did you. indeedT serene
ly answered his reverence. "But
think what is good for one side is good
for the other. don't you? And, my
friend, it is my advice to you to say
nothing more about it. for as an old
married man, | can tell you you'll have
to obey anyhoww-W Journal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15
ARMENIANS
Carrying American Gre.
dentials
Were Tortured and Jailed In Far Off
Turkey.

Vienna, Nov 15.-(Spl)-Five Arme-
mans named Bedros, Hufenun, Dara-
goglu, Chulfhamian and Garhassan,
said to be from New York, were ar
rested recently at Dlanbekir, Turkey,
for alleged completely in n revolution
ary plot. All had documents OF Amer
lean citizenship, They were cruciiied
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Harmony Regardless of Expense.

BEG pardon" said the postal clerk
don't have to put cent stamp on
letter for Canada"
Il know" said sne, "but the shade
just matches my envelope, you know"
--Phila1elnhiN Iress.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15

in an attempt to extort confessions,
ropes being used instead Of nails.
Remaining silent they were thrown in
to prison. A protest to the Turkish
government will be made.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15
ONE DOLLAR
Bid For Thousands.
Desperate Claims of D. F.
Morgan Boiler Co.
Were Sold by Assignee
C. A. Barnes.
Bud Howard Told a Straight
Forward Story.
Receiver Returns PropertY-Court
House News.

s'V"SS
William A. Palmer is now the owner
of claims against parties who were
indebted to the D. f. Morgan Boiler
Company.
These claims aggregate S9,136.04
and were purchased by Mr.. Palmer for
81. The assignee of the company, Mr..
c. A. Barnes, was authorized to sell
the desperate claims for the best sum
he could obtain. There was no other
bidder and he knocked the whole
bunch down to Mr.. Palmer at his bid
of 81.
1t is a question whether Mr.. Palmer
made a good bargain as most Of the
claims have been standing for years
and number are against parties who
could not pay If they would. The
claims consist of notes to the amount
of $S,s17.57 and accounts for $31S,47.
HOWARD ON THE STAND.
William BUD Howard, charged
with intent to kill and wound, was a
witness in his own behalf Thursday
morning. He claims that the shoot
ing was in self defense and that he had
good reason to believe that he was in
danger of harm. Although .ihe is ap-
parently ignorant he told a straight
forward story and helped his case. At
times he caused considerable hilarity
by his answers. Prosecutor Wana-
maker labored long and zealously to
confuse the witness. After he had
finished it was predicted that How
ard would be found guilty OF nothing
/
more serious than assault aud battery
RECEIVER DISCHARGED.
Arthur Mottinger, receiver in the
case of G. II. Martin VS. II. l.. Childs
has been discharged by the court
Mr.. Martin will continue tc, manage
the business until the case has been
finally disposed of.
MOTION TO SELL.
A motion has been fled by the NJ
O'Neil Company asking that the court
order sale Of the property of tho
Textile Manufacturing company and
that the proceeds be used to pay the
claims of the creditors.
CASES REFERRED.
The divorce case of George H.
Maverick VS.. belinda Il. Maverick has
been referred to II. E. Raley. The
case of Isabella Whelan VS.. Micnael
Whelan has been referred to II. G..
Sanford.
PROBATE COURT.
The guardianship of Amelia Lenz
has been terminated. She has been
able to look after her own property
for a number of years.
The guardian of Elizabeth Denious
has filed an inventory. Her property
is appraised at 5000.
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Delayed Traffic.

Trains from west on the b. g. o.
railroad were one hour and a half late
Thursday morning on account OF the
storm.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15

Assistant kindergartener wanted Mt
Oak Place school in return for train
ing given or n small compensation.
Apply at once.
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Help wanted or house for rent? Try
the Democrats want columns.
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Zoo Cate 10 Classify

WANTED-Glrl or woman for general
housework. Apply Immediately at
III n. summit 81, l70-1s1@
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The following articles. Call at
once and get first choice.
/ bed room set, pieces.
| extension table.
cook stove.
1 sewing machine (White,)
large copper kettle and iron kettle,
with hook.
1 none-such incubator, AZ egg size.
Apple butter by gallon OF half gallon,
cutting box.
grind stone.
kraut cutter.
Cider and barrels.
Ladders.
Sausage grinder and suffer.
Wheelbnrrow.
Cross.cut saw and buck saw,
Grow bars.
/ good cultivator.
| seed drill.
A lot Of second-clnSs lumber.
A lot of 20 and 30 gallon crooks.
Horse, harness and buggy.
GEO. KEcK, zoo Fink Street
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-15
TONIGHT
St. Vincent's Fair
Will be Inaugurated at
Music Hall.
A Change Of Program
Each Night.
Fine Musical Talent Has Been
Engaged.
Young Indies Mandolin Club Will be
Feature Of Fair.

Young Indies Mandolin Club Will be
Feature Of Fair.
All arrangements for the opening of
the st. Vincent de Paul's church fair,
tonight in Music hall on Market street,
have been made and it promises to be
one Of the most successful ever held
under the auspices of this congrega-
ton.
A change of program will be made
each night of the fair, and some of the
best musical talent in the city will
entertain the, hundreds OF people who
will attend.
Mr.. Percy Reed, the well known
baritone, the Summit City Quartette,
selections each having, while on Sat
urday evening, Mr.. w. A. Putt, Ak
ron's popular basso, will have num-
Der on the program.
In addition to the above talent, the
Young Ladies' Mandolin club Of the
church which has acquired a high
standard OF excellence under the able
instruction Of Sister Baptista, musical
director in the St Vincent schools, will
render selections each evening. The
Mandolin club Is composed Of Misses
Maggie McGary, Mary McGary, Ber-
tina and Julia Garahan, Mary, Ger
trude and Nellie Murphy, Sadie and
May Delehanty, Bertha, Mary and
Maggie Hcffernan, Mary Welsh, Anna
Costigan, Kizzie Gillen, Alice McAlis-
ter, and Beatrice Gllletly.
The program for each night is as fol
lows.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Selection-Impasslon Dream Waltz,
Mandolin club.
ecitation--"Alzinfn," Grace Pouch
OF
Vocal solo-"In Days Gone By" May
Delehanty.
Recitntion-"St of Five Peas"
Sadie Kahugher.
Vocal solo-"Why Did They Sell Xii
lnrney?" Anna McGreevy.
Recitatlon--"Compnny Has Come to
Our House." Walter Cahill.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
selection-Trolley Polka, Mandolin
club.
Vocal solo"For You,' Mary Heffcr-
|
nan.
Recitation" -"Bridge of Muskets," 10.
scph Delaney.
Vocal Solo-"Birds In Drcamland," )"
May Delehanty,
Rocitaton--"Thc Little BOY Who
Ran Away" Ruth Phillips.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Selection-"Among the Roses Man
dolln club.
Recitatlon-"B Telephone" Kizzie
Gillen.
Vocal solo --"Wclcome Pretty Prlm-
rose" Anna McGreevy,
Rccltailon-"My Ma, She Knows"
While Commins.
instrumental solo Maggie McGar-
ry,
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circumstance and experient like it
that are constantly being related in So
cieties Of psychical culture Y-Atlanta
Constitution.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-25
Nos escriben
de San German. .

Sc dice que ell Rematista del
Alumbrado despues que So le llama
al cumpli niento de su deber, quiere
recindir ell contrato y que pretende
le devuelvan la fiarza, pretestando
que no le han pagado; pero que en-
csc asunto hay cierto manejo y que
tai vez ell Aynntamiento no SO dele
meter cato POI liebre, J que no en-
traran con Ia pretension de ese Sr.
Rematista toda vez que no ha cum
plido el pliego de eondiciones de en-
cerder 80 faroles y pintarlos.
So dice ademas que Don Ramon
persiste en- ser A1calde de esta Ciu
dad y que en- Ell seno del Ayunta-
miento cuenta con tres obreros y dos
agricultores que le daran su voto.
Como tambien Sc dice mejor dicho
se ve que el Alcalde actual, Don vi
cente Quif1ones Torres esta dando
pruebas de buen Administr ador y
cortando alguuos abusos.
x,
San German Obre 81 de 1900.
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SanWiCheS
DEF polo

Es indudable que los empare.
dados que prepara Gel Polo Norte,
son una especialidad del arte culina.
rio. Esta maf1ana hemos visto un
individuo atacado de un acceso de
algeria expansive al saborear uno de
aquellos preparados, quo contenia
una dosis de jamcn de York sobre
un lecho de legitima mantequilla Da
mesa. Para contener al hombre, que
queria abrazar a todos en- esta re,
dacci6n, incluso al peon que lleva
ell peri6dico al correo, fIe necesario
administrarle un cocktail, de Jerez
con huevo de gallina, procedente del
mismo Polo Norte Al sentir la i'm
preston del frio, Sc quedo sereno, y
nos encarga trasmitir a los amigos
del Polo, la expression de su graft
tud Qaeda complicado.
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Sres. Doley Smith g. Co
Dee Ell <San Juan News,

Ella moda mas reciente 6 sea Ia
de ir vestido en- mapgas de camisa.
ha sido iLtroducida en- Puerto Rico
Mr.. J. Robert Pollard daero de la
cigarrer1a <La Manhattan, viste
este traje sin dar muestras de cobar.
dfa.
Durante las retreats los 6omin
gos y microbes, acostum bra pasear'
Sc por Ia plaza, en- aquel traje inso
cial. Ala bora de entrar en- prensa
este peri6dico 10 ha sido objeto de
silvas nj sufrido descargas de armas
de fuego. annque Il So le ha mirado
con uucha sorpresa,
Dijo Reran: EEL iuez, va que
no puede dejar de ser hou bre, debs
ria ser hombre inviolable
-.AConsecuencia logica: todo el que
no anda derecho NO puede ser IN
buen juez.
u Luego, los rencos y los CO.
JOS. .<mamey zapote
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Contra las !.'niig.s.
Leemos en- Gel Mundo Cientfh

Leemos en- Gel Mundo Cientffl-
Gel distinguido far maceutico de
San Feliu de Codinas, D. Luis Bus
quets, nos comunica que despues de
haber ensayado est6rilmente' varias
sustancias inse cticidas psra exter
minar Ia verdadera playa de hormi,
gas que invadi6 una nuerta de su
propiedad, obtuvo al in los mas So
tisfactorios resultadcs empleando la
formula siguiente.
Mel 100 gramos
Tartaro emetico. -. 3
Sc incorpora q Ia miel el tarta
70 em@tico finamente pulverizado, y
en- las diversas rutas que siguen Las
hormigas Sc interponen varias pie
drscitas embadurnadas con djcha
preparation.
Embellishments Sc reunen aQue'
Has en- p1mere extraordinario al.
rededor de la miel, y al dia siguien
to, debajo de algunas hojas, bien en-
su propio nido, Sc advierte una NOR
tandad asombrosa.
81 por segunda vez SO reptile ls
operaci6n en- el mismo lugar, el exi'
to no es el mismo.
Cuando las hormigas supervi'
v:entes tropiezan con la miel, SO
a2odera de las mismas un frenesf
indescriptible y como obedeciendo
una consigna, Sc apresuran q re-
cubrir de TERRA laI falaz golosina.
Despues, Sc van retirando para
u. volver & reaparecer
Logrado ..el objeto, prudente
recoger del suelo las piedras 8 peda
EOS de cristal que contengan la indi'
cada preparation.
Las Cbservaciones del doctor
Blu nsquets pueden reportar a nues'
tros agricultores grandes benefcios
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cura la hipocondria, y es panac6a
contra Ia anemia del bolsillo.
Esta probado que la pata!ogfa
interna, que NADIA cura tan radical
mente les des6rdenes digestivos,
como las hallacas gubernamenta-
les.
Sc dice que el Banco Espanol
ha acordado hacer otro anticipo de
fondos de las recaudaciones, al
Ayuntamiento.
Si es asi, los que Sc sientan en-
las curules municipales respiraran
mas libremente durante algunos
dias.
Cuando cunia esta noticia, cae.
ra en- ,ima la playa de langostas de
aspirante q cobrar, que SO dica que
no son pocos.
Hoy ha salido@ para Maysgaez
ell Consejero Lido Don Rosendo Ma
tienzo Cintr6n.
Sc dice que lleva una mission y
un proposito.
La primera, yer 81 Sc encuentra
forma habil de sacar de Ia talanque'
ra al polio que Sc empe16 en- man
dar Don Mateo, que ha resultado
marrueco, de salida, y empef1ado en-
tener traductor 8 interprete.
El segundo, celebrar un gran
meeting espiritists, que debera ser
ell principle de una Transformation
religiosa.
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HcchoS y diChoS
OCRONIQUILLA DEL DIA,

?Que ocurre por Arecibo?
Esa es la pregunta que Sc oye
por todas parties, y nadie puede
responder.
Pues, entonces, ique Sc teme en-
Arecibo? ~-'
Nadie sabe tan POGO 10 que Sc
teme, pero es 10 cierto, segtu la YER
sion pu5lica, de la cual no respon-
demos, que hay alh como ochenta
guardias insulares reconcentradOs.
Creemos que no ocurre NADIA, nj
NADIA Sc teme, pues ST existiese algo
de esos dos extremes, nuestro active
Corresponsal nos habria informado
Por este vez, opinamos, que los
fabricantes de bolas alarmantes,
han estado pegando sobre la herra-
dura.
neficencia?
Esa~ pregunta Sc hace por todas
parties, y nadie sabe con certeza 10
que ocurre. Sc dice, como cosa
cierta, que las Hermanas de Ia Carl,
dad han salido del Establecimiento.
!Por que han salido?
Esa es Ia nebulosa. <That is
the question:. como dice ell nuevo
idioma Official.
Esto no 10 puede averiguar Var
gas, por que ya Vargas esta de ba-
ja.
Parece que va gansndo terreno
Ia idea de reconcilis cion entire Repu
blicanos y Federales.
Anoche como noche de Navidad
mucho de ambos grupos censron
juntos, en- santa harmonic, de las
populares hallacas.
Por ese buen camino SO negara
pronto & conner, en- santa harmonia,
do 10 hsuaea gabernamsntal. que
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GeDeroles

Sc nos dice que ell estado eco
nomico porque atraviesa la sociedad
de socorros mutuos "Los amigos del
bien publico" es lamentable, y que
pronto dejara de existir, ST no Sc po
ne remedio al NAL.
Con este motive nos suplican
lamar Ia atenci6n para que concu
IRA el mayor ndmero de socios posi-
BILE, 4 la Junta general que ha de ce
lehrarse maf1ana a las siete de la
noche, en- la casa 40 78 de la calle
de San Sebastian, por que Sc van q
tratar asuntos de gran trascenden-
cia y del buen 6 NAL acuerdo que Sc
adopte saldr3 acknowledgements la vi.
da 6 la muerte para aquella simpa
tica sociedad.
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JOSE MENDIN

Almacenista de Ladrillos y
Cal. Ventas al contado y q plazos,
constante existencia, Deposito y es
critorio Playa de los loarillos Mari
ma San Juan Puerto Rico. P A
Ell <New York Tribune, uno
de los organos mas importantes del
partido Republican, en- los Estados
Unidos, y cuyo editor es muy distin
guido por ell Presidente Nc kinley
publica un artfculo de su correspon
sal en- Washington, negando las ase
veraciones contenidas en- ell informe
del doctor Brumbaugh. Para robps
tecer su critica cita los trabajos he
chos por los comisionados interiros
de Instruction.
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Marca <Bolivar> cajas de 10 grue-
sas, cajeta tama1o grande incluso Sc
Hos $54 en- orc
< corriente- <54 <
Marca <Estrell fam}gera, de I
grueSas: -.
Cajeta tamaf1o grande inclusos $ g.
Hos q S5-85 en- orc
Sc venden en- la Gale de Tetuan
mum. 81. ~
Puerto-Rico l2 Octubre de 1900.
Ms 800
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Diciembre- 6

La Camara de Representatives.
Apru6base la e b nicnda Hepburn
del bill del ejercito
Mr. Hay. de V irginia, propone
una enmienda: autofiza al Presiden
tie para nombrar cincnenta ciruia
nos voluntarios, con grado de conan
dantes, y $50 con i'd de capitan, por
termino de dos amos
Mr. Otey, de Virginia, propone
Sc contraten 30 cirpjanos dentistas
tres de ellos como Jefes Pide que
todos, sin distinction de partidos,
aprueben la enmien da, en- bene6cio
de 3, POO, 600 dientes y para dar fin
los dolores de mn 1elas en- la tropa
Aprobada
Mr. Bunghdn, Pennsylvania pro
pone reformas en- el servicio de vote
rinaria
Sc oponen Mr. Hull y Mr. Hay.
Mr Mondell (Wyoming) Sc opo
ne 8 que los <dcctofes de caballos,
como diJo, sean o iciales del ejerci
Puesta q votaci6n la enmienda
pas6: 80 contra 70 7otos
Sc aprueba q ma enmienda de
Mr. Dick, Ohio, rd fereats d los ha
bilitados
Mr. Nc Clella IN, Nueva York
anuncia que pronto propondra uu
nuevo bill para su tituir per couple
to ell que es objeto de discussion, cou
tinuandO en- fuerza la Ley actual del
ejercito provisional
Mr. Hull propope que los ofcia
les voluntarios sea- IL elegibles para
pr1meros y segunao aos tenientes sin
que 10 i'm pida su edad Aprobado
Mr. Hay apela a sus corr eligio
narios los dem6cr$tas para que vo
ten en- contra del atmento permanen
to del ejercito, y que apoyen Ia pro
longaci6n de la ley actual reforma
da.
En- ell Senado:
Sc dfscutieron puntos de poca
importancia, que no vale la pena
consignar, levantandose Ia session &
medic dia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-25

Los norteamericanos han in
ven orecientemente una maquina,
que sirve para dar la vuelta sobran
to de la moneda.
La Compaf1fa de gas de Nueva
Jersey es la primera que ha utilizado
estOs aparatos <sustractores
La msnera de operar del arte'
factO eS de suma sencillez
Supongamos que Sc trata del
cobro de una fac1ura representative
de un consume de gas de 3,65 pese
tas, El deudor presenta cuatro pc
setas al cobrador; este oprime Ell re-
sorte correspondence a pesetas
IS centimos, ySla maquina arroja
antenticamente la vuelta, 8 sean 81
c6ntimOs