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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12
An -AttrlotWa Elnnre.

In nine cases out If ten defective
looking figure il not 30 in reality but
Is simply the result of continuously
wearing badly hitting bodices and not
giving sufficient attention TO the cut
of the underwear and the shape of the
corsets This season all bodices and
coats are tight hitting, added to which
skirts are atilld,aade To cling closely
around the hips therefore the under
'vsr'rrvnts rnuvS be made with rs FEW
seams or creases as possible as far az
the hips, the remaining fullness is then
arranged to the size of the waist by
means Of a drawstriug. and In order to
still further reduce the waist measure
ment, shaped 10 the figure combine
tons made of fine quality natural wool
or silk are generally adopted by the
leaders of fashion in all grades of so
lat
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

The publication of pictures of the
Democratic candidate In the cornfelds
on his farm" provokes n smile among
Bryan's friends In Lincoln, Neb. Some
papers have contained half page pie
lures of Mr.. Bryan standing In his
corniields, and Lincoln people wonder
whose cornheld Bryan borrowed for
background to the picture. Mr. Bryan
is not n farmer Recently he purchas-
ed IL acres of land near the city of
Lincoln. This he calls n farm.
Much of the land purchased by him
has never been plowed, and no crops
are growing ON the land. The golf
club links run across one corner of the
land and the tract Is Interseeted by
streets and alleys of II regularly plat
ted addition to the city of Lincoln. The
land was purchased TO enable Mr.. Bry-
an TO pose as Il farmer. and he has
aided the newspaper reporters to carry
the deception as far as possible.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12
Tomatoes and Strawberries.

Once upon a time tomatoes were
looked upon by the learned physician
with adherence, because 1t was gen.
orally believed that eating them
brought about cancer; nowadays the
tomato is a popular vegetable. be.
cause 1t is looked upon as vegetable
ealomel, and eating 1t serves to keep
the bowels In proper shape. Very
many doctors there are who contend
that strawberries, the most popular
fruit grown, should be banlshed from
the table OF equity and rheumatic per
sons, probably with just as much rea.
son as was behind the former con
tempt for the tomato A writer In
Nature speaks up on behalf OF the
luscious berry and notes what Lin
naeous, the great naturalist. had to
say about the curative properties OF
the strawberry. He was persuaded to
partake Of the berry while suffering
from an acute attack of sciatica, with
a result that the pain disappeared
and a gentle sleep followed. The
next day the sick man partook OF
great many strawberries and the fol
lowing day there was no more pain
and he was able to leave his bed
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12
No oscuttico In thc rIn,form.

The Post has been Unable to dis
cover the "aeuttle" policy In the Kan
s0s city platform. on the contrary,
The Post has found In the Filipino
plank of that document the equivalent
OF an explicit pledge to hold ON to the
islands for centuries. In fact, there Ia
very little difference between the Re
publican nud democratic policies on
this > a1cet assept that the former Is
fran. and elenrly stated while the
latter ~ mysJIned by promise of con-
stitutianm Independence to follow, IL
consumn1tlun which only a remote
generation can witness Washington
Post.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12
SOUTHERN CRITICISMS.
All Ia Not Perfectly serene For Bry
an Even In Dixie.


Bryan Is counting on the vote OF the
entire south, but good deal OF grum.
bling and criticism Is beginning to be
heard ia that section. Listen to the
Nashville Crenn.) Banner;
1.-THE south In the present presiden-
tial campaign IL running contrary to
Its every practical interest for the sake
OF tradition and party name. There
Ii nothing In Mr. Bryan's policy which
commends itself to southern wisdom
and farsightedness. Should the south
look well to its own future It would
take a progressive view instead OF
clinging to political memories OF the
moldered past and tying itself to hurt.
full policies for the sake OF mistaken
temporary expediency which npt only
Ignores the best interests Of so great
a section. but also goes counter to the
best principles and traditions Of the
party In whose name the homogeneous
elements OF Organism are working"
The Dallas Tex News Is stlll more
plain spoken: Would that some power.
full guardian could deliver the Demo
cratic party from the mistakes OF some
OF the fools who are now lowering
about It,"
In Arkansas Morgan's Buzz Saw,
published at Hardy, is making the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12
ny THE FOOT.
Gut This One Was a Four Foote,
Beast

beast.
pvo ar ,braa navenanar uan and a
f,anorassn,an In WASHINGTON uho woa
I, nercbant In nrtvata HE wera TAN.
ing over some NJ the naenlIariti.a or
hnstn!ss nnathads
- ra1nau,ns., an ono accasiop - said
m. commencement "baxIno In stock n
. -. -.
pts 10, W w eooas o'i'iai's 'n''
h DC W s,ieh lish. ny me IA spi'V
a., oo %r, Io ~ ee. a i'a NJ VI 'net
nn,ah = nn,,,'5, ~ ~ a,,,ta,it,' ~
-, ',i'f',,, -
80 a. nanna ,ataa Sar ~ 49,.
mn ~ ca,1a ~ a. ya,d rat 49, 80,
el'an.d ,nt Inc stnca A. ara,,',r
TIM ! old = lat ~ sida moot et 10 ~
,a1ch p, sa1,o'ra raat tat'in. tho rnn ~,
tha sida md mo c,stnmers who ga,
- - -, - -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12
America Led the Way

All Europe jecred at the United
Stntes IA suckers" for acting on the
theory that the logntioncrs In Picking
We're alive until ii should be proved
that they were dead If the United
States had accepted the European
view, the powers, Instead of rejoicing
today over the rescue Of the legation
ers, would be leisurely preparing that
expedition to march on Picking soma
time next month for the purpose Of
Furnishing the Chinese for cNtrrmnat-
Ing the legationers. Louisville Courier
journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

During the year Just ended $3.50 900
900 has been expended for building
Improvements in Greater New York.
There was n considerable rush to tiie
plans before the new building code
went into operation. A rapid rise In
the price of land and building mater
lals has caused many builders to en
large the structures to the utmost liu-
II ia order 10 secure sufficient rental
to make the buildings paying invest.
meDts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

The Japanese have many curious
customs. They begin a book at what
we call the last page and the end Is
where we have the title page. Horses
when in their stalls, face the door OF
the stable; men, and not women. do
the sewing, and they push the needles
ia and out from them instead of to-
ward them. They scowl when they
are pleased, and smile when they are
angry Their birds do not sing, their
flowers have no perfume, their fruit
no flavor
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

Five boys, their ages ranging from
IL TO II years, were arrested in Chi
cago the other day charged with con.
stituting an organized band of bur-
glars. The Windy City" is in crying
need of Botany Bay.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12
PROSPERITY is THE ISSUE!

fEtOOfENl 10 TIE loOOC!
Against all the rant and fustlan of
the Organized Democracy about impe
rialism, milltmism, plutocracy. the OPP
preston of the masses, the "aecurs-
ed Voice cf greed" etc. the Republic
ans have one ringing reply always
ready 10 hnrl back the single word
PROSPERITY.
inVSiuldy prosperity has aecompa-
MED Republican administrations. aud
business depression and hard times
have accompanied Democratic admin
istratiOn5, This fact constitutes IN un-
unswerablc argument for the Repub
liean cuuae. ard 1t IL quite enough In
itself for any candid and rational man.
The Republican paramount issue"
Ia tubs ealapaign IL .sAvprosperity Of
the country and the ucIlrability OF con
tinuing tAat prosperity. In opposition
10 this great uNcrshadowing fact OF ma
tlonal prosperity the Democrats and
fopulists have nothing to offer except
abstract theories. Such theories have
little eiltc ON the man with full din
ner pail OF the merchant with more or
ders than he can find time to fill
Facts al. 10 Labor and Wages.
1t IL easy to assert that prosperity IL
great and Increasing but the latest of
fetal figures, both state and national
prove the assertion Take, first, the
ease Of labor and wages The facts,
ms furnished by the labor organlzn-
lions themselves. show that wages
have steadily advanced under the pres
ent administration. Here are few
typical instances Of Increase during
the year 1900,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

The people of Samoa appear to be
they have a right to life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness without ask.
Ing anybody else about It,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

A strange method Of cooking an egg
Is sometimes employed by shepherds
IN the East. The egg is placed in
cling and Whirled round and round u1-
til the heat of the motion has cooked
Ii
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

Bicycle wedding trips are all the
rage in France. One couple resently
returned to Paris after a tour of /, 100
miles, all made on their wheels They
were absent seven weeks aud had via
tied 3l4 villages.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

The hgures for July. jlst ISSUED, show
that the Increase Is I'm going on, the
exports In that month Wing amounted
to 500, 900 900, or $1,000. 900 more than
Ia July, 1899. The amount OF exports
for the year ending June 80. 1890. as
above shown, WIS by far the largest
In our history. The vast and steady
Increase since the years OF the last
Democratic administration cannot but
compel attention. as ulsD the drop In
the figures Of that administration be
low the flRdres Of the Harrison admin
lsirnilOu
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

The world annually produces some.
thing Ike 100000 tons Of butter and
cheese.
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The story OF our export trade OF late
years affords another Illustration of
the comparative effect upon business
and labor Of the policies OF the two
parties. Look at this table Of the value
of our pNDOTts:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

or the exports for 1900. 81 per cent
was Of manufactures and 81 per cent
II agricultural products This leads
naturally to consideration of the
farming industry. The statistics show
that the fEuu,Is have prospered under
McKinley's administration equally with
the manufacturers merchants and ar,
tlsans. The total value Of horses,
sheep and cattle In the United States
In January 1896, was 81 oil ,31G, $50; In
January, 1890 SGD s46.sl3, an In
crease under Mckinley OF SJ0l. An, 474,
or nearly SO 3 per cent Every single
state and territory shows an increase
and not one a decrease. The value Of
the principal crops has been much
greater under Mckinley than under
the preceding Democratic low tariff
administration. For example. the
value OF the wheat crop was, In round
numbers, $3.50, 900 900 Ia 1894 and 1892,
600, 600 In 1898 The figures for corn.
cotton and other important crops are
similar to those for wheat
Significant yRrIatiHEs la savings.
A good index Of nations prosperity
ia found In the records OF the savings
banks The following figures are in
structiye and convincing:
Increase q savings banks deposits dur
ing CleyeizIds hfst Standardization, $S0,57o Ola
Hprisons Administration .........-.. lQsi $50 I5s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

Lambertyille puils" are still go-
ing mp in smoke. Kline sella them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-12

Those hgufes, De tt remembored, are
themselves
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
Chimes. Custom. up.,de Dewn.

China is the land where everything
is upside down. Thus in Canton the
women act as sailors and boatmen,
while the men are employed as cham
bermaids. laundresses and seam
stresses. In salutation the Chinaman
shakes his own hand instead OF that
OF his visitor. As remark Of respect
he puts his hat on instead of taking 1t
OF. Their signboards are perpendicu-
lar instead Of horizontal. In reading
Chinese print 1t is necessary to begin
at the right hand side at the bottom
and read to the left and up. The Chi
nese raise the toe Of the shoe and de-
press the heel instead Of raising the
heel SO that they sometimes appear
to be in danger Of falling over back.
wards.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

"DxAB MRs. PiNKHAM:-
Ihave taken Lydia E. Pinkham's vegs'
table Compound Is advised and now
send you letter for publication. For
several yesrs was in such wretched
health that life wss almost burden.
l could hardly walk across tho foor,
was 20 feeble. Several Of our best
physicians attended me. but failed to
help. concluded to write to you for
advice. In few days received such
skind, motherly letter. followed your
Instructions and am my old self
again. Was greatly benefited before I
had used one bottle. May God bleas
you for what you are doing for suffer-
ing women. - Mrs. CLARA GATES,
Johns P. O.. Miss. Oct. 6. 1899.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
~l1.se Ch... K.e.,,ssss 80. !.

On, aeptembsr 7th and nj ~ aas&a
a.. Sss: Su: rosnd os s sn & &c e s
points 10 Missouri River polnta, St
Louis, Chicago and interme4iate points.
including branch 1lnea In Kaneai. also
points In Indian Territory and Oklahoma
Final limit for return. October ylpt.
Full particulars obtained BY addresntnE
partment. Santa Fe Route. Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES pro.
duce the fastest and brightest color
Of any known dye stun.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

Ths bluest blue makss the vhitest
white. that's Russ Bleaching Blue. ~
modern bag blue.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

Hell think I'll eat third slice Of
watermelon, She--So will l. He-No
you don't; u we both get sick. who's tc
60 for the doctor?
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

talk to- SIS she: ?" Yes: she didn't
even know this was presidential year un-
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

Fruit u necessary article Of diet. It
prime ssssnces are In Primlsy's Californis
Fruit Gum.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
chsap L..urioa. rrsysl /. saassAlsss ral-

Cheap LaxaFions Tfavsl fa AatshIsss faA'
Take advantage OF Union Pacific's ex-
cursion rates Only one fare plus = for
the round trip to Chicago. St. Louis. et.
Paul. Ainnespolis. Duluth. Nilwaukes.
and many other points. Tickets ON sale
July lfth, nth and Auglay ath. Final
limit October s1st. Ticket Onca. ~ 11th
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

They say as a politician Murphy al
ways has the courage of his convictions !"
In what way?" well. he never hesi-
tates to name his own price"
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

Prof. NogYins. to your" ''Will he enter
tain me. or shall l have to entertain
him?'
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

lAssasy Wssk MaAs Easy
by using 'sFaultlsn Starch" All groesss
ssu it-large package i0c,
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

Those people next door can't fool mo;
they haven't been married very long"
just loves to get mp at S o'clock and got
MS breakfast. Ht
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
III aF' a..
nesA aaAa yFsAa = - fsuAAs
1snsws ~ Aavass - : xlaAs wsll.

"DEAn MRs PMKHAal For neariy
two and one-half years have bssn II
fssble ehe1lth. Aftermyl little child cause
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17


get my strength
again. ! havs
chills ard he
ssvsrsst palnsin
nylimbs sndto
~ head md IN
almost inssnai-
bic at Huis. I
alse have . pain
jast 70 ths right Of
breast bones Il "
p severe st times
hat I cannot lie on
nyrightside. PLEASE
vrite me what you
link of my case. 49,
Ma cLARAGArEs,
Johns P. o., Miss,
April IS, 1928.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17
SHEEPMEN.
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ONE E0N A DOSE. Cure Sick Headache and Dys
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The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

lsanie Waa}aA You can eau ~ per mo. handling
AAvHS WdntUu our Portraits and frames. Write for
terms. G. b. Anderson Co.. s72 Elm St, Dallas. Tex
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

llnlFCJ When doctors and other fall 70 re-
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6oOuSOe box free. nu-b l. Rsvsa, niiusshss.w wis
The Holly chieftain., 1900-08-17

TOE.GU III is fails is- it III !: iree.s M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-30
Ell con lstipado
0 C atarr0,

Con las fecetas que sc han idea
40 para cnrarlo, podrfa formarse
abultado vol E1men infolio, a pesar
de 10 cnal seguimos constipados i
sin saber que hacer cuando la narfz
Sc empefla en destllar, el paladar
ell olfato hac en novillos.
Ahora phrece que va de veras.
For 10 menoS Sc trata de un rroce,
dlmlentO que parece cient1ficO ra-
cional
Ocioso es decir, en- estos item
pos de METEOROLOGICAL en- que vivi-
mos, que hay por medic un micro
bio que Sc Hanna xst1uphylococ1s al
bus, / cuya presencia en- las mucosi-
dades nasaleS, hablando pulcramen-
te, ha sido c cDnstantemente compro-
bada por el doctor frances Mr.. Mau-
riel. Cultiva pr el microbio para ha-
llarle Su corr iespOndiente antitoxina
habr1a sido abor esteril, porque Sc
ria rldlculO lhmunlzarse contra los
molestos pefo inofensivos resfria-
dos. Asl es que contando con la
buena pasta del st,'aphylococa Sc le
esta combatie endo con simples desin-
fectantes.
El tratanh hiento es este. En- Guam
to SO presenta el constipado Sc mete
en- las narices, al acostarse un POGO
de CASA yodo oformada, cosa que no
molesta muc no. Al mismo tempo
convene tai mbien tor mar pastillas
lodoformadas en- dosis que no pasen
de tres centfgramos por dfa. Seg1n
parece, los Vapores yodoformados
son cosa soberana para acabar con
los st,aphyloc cocus por ende con ell
constipado. Hay, sin embargo, for
mas de este d ue resisten al iod ofor-
mado, porque son producidas Dor
otro microbio, verde por mas senas:
entonces hay que emplear ell naftol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-30
Ell entierr0
de una pierna'

Mr.. Salomon Levenson, de Nue.
va York, tuvo la desgracia hace dias
de romperse una pierna, pero de tai
manera, que la amputaci6n Sc hizo
Indispensable.
Este Sr Salom6n pertenecia, a
una de esas Sociedades cooperativas
que facilitan medicinas y medico en-
81 case sensible de una enfermedad,
entierro en- ell mas sensible aun, de
fallecimiento,
Pues bien; el mismo dia en- que
Sc di6 terra q la pierna amputada al
pobre Salom6n, reclam6 este de la
Cooperative 10 que le correspondia.
Comenzaron las negociaciones,
pidi6 Salom6n, resisti6se la coopera-
tiva, Y, al fin, convencida esta de la
raz6n que asistia su socio, le otor
GO 80 dollars, para enterrar una pier
ma, puesto que el entierro complete
hubiera Waldo 200
La pierna, colocada en- una GAIA
od hoe, Sc llevo despu6s al cemente-
rio con asistencia de numeroso acom-
paf1amiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-30
Instrument, l,'s ,a
la ten1pe ratllra,

Como ell colmo de agudeza de
dido Sc tenka Ell oir volar las moscas,
pero va esp es insign nifcante pudien-
do DIR la temperature Aunque pa
rece una p$radoja, e sto de escuchar
la tempera tura; pero no 10 es.
Peary,| ell celebre explorador de
las regiones articas, Be ha llevado &
elias un Instruments con ell cual po-
dra DIR ell fffo intense que reina en-
los lugares b que Sc propone visi-
tar. ,.- !.
FL aparato es muy sencillo.
Parec9 una bater1a electrical or
dinaria encerrada en- su GAIA. De
un lado de esta parte un largo alam-
bre, recubierto de substantial aisla-
dora, que tiene q un extreme una es-
piral de ala lambre al descubierto. Al
otro tado de la ca ia hay hilos que
comunican con un receptor telefoni-
co.
Sc apl lea ell receptor al dido v
la presenci la del calor 8 del frfo obra
sobre la es piral de alambre desnudo,
engendran DO una PEG uena corriente
electrical q ue hace Que ell telefono
empieze q lumbar. .
Delant te de la persona que usa
este auricular telef6nico, hay un cua
dro con ND meros que representa- los
distintos grades de te emperatura So
bre bajo eero una aguja one Sc va
moviendo con la mano a yoluntad,
Supong gamos que Q ell operator
quiere escuchar la temperature de
un cubo de aqua. Sc mete en- esta
la espiral de alambre; el observador
pone ell old b junto al telefono va
moviendo on la man . la aguja del
cuadro ind icador. A medida que la
MANILA Sc acerca al n ndmero que in
dlca la temperature del aqua, ell zum-
bido del I'd elefono va debilitandose
hasta que c esa por co ompleto al lle-
gar la aguja frente al n1mero que
marca los grados del aqua.
DE esta manera SO sabe cual es
la exacta temperature de la atm6s-
fera 8 de c4alquier objeto puesto en-
contacto con la espiral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-30
ChiSteS hiSt0riCOS.
Preguntarop a <Fontenelle> EN-
su Ultima enferm edad:
Como VA ESQ?

Preguntaro1p a <Fontenelle, en-
su Ultima enferm edad:
Como va es D.?
ESQ no va, este Sc va replied.
Volc6 el coehe en- que iba ell
rey Federico de Prussia y ell sobera-
no amonest6 al cochero lleno de CO.
lera.
-Senor- replic0 sin desconcer-
tarse el auriga- P ensad que tambien
vos habeis perdid b alguna batalla.
Era tai ell tu multo que Sc pro
movie un dia en- Ia Academia france
sa, queriendo todos hablar a un
tempo, que xMr. Mairian> esclamo
con tono suplicant -
-iSefores! 81 al meuos habla-
SomOs sOlamente cuatrO la vez, tai
vez nos entenderla amos.
Ell conde de Fuse usaba lar
gos los cabellos; y un amigo por
adularle lie dijo:
-Esos son los cabellos del ge-
MO.
Si-lo creeis as1, me los hare
cortar para que os hagan con ellos
una peluca.
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s. H. A. de Lima & Co.
P. %. BOX IA.
New Brigh hton, S, l. New-York
u. s. of A.

Compran y despachan mercan-
cias por paq uete postal 6 expreso
para el extraniero. Atienden so.
licitudes de catalogos y lista de
precios de efectos quo SO puedan
despachar por estas dos Was. Los
pedidos, de clientes nuevos, deben
ser aconpadados de sus importes
sSg~ Sobre conteniendo billetes
lie baucos do ben ser ce "ti6cados 6
rsscomendados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-30
Procedente de Boston, en- Il

u Procedente de Boston, en- e
Evapor <Syria,1 ha llegado "a esta
Capital, 81 notable retocador Mr.. G
Barentzen que viene contratado por
nuestro amigo ell fot6grafo dpn Ra-
fael Colorado para formar paFte del
personal de ssu acreditada galerfa.
Els una adquisici6h Importance para
ell citado establecimiento, en- lei que
no Sc omiten sacrifcios para que es-
ten sus favorecedo dores perfecta tamente
servidos, hallen siempre artfsticos
j buenos trabajos. .
Aver. negaron por ruta de Ba.
yam6n Petronilo Rivera, Tomas
Martinez, Jose Maria Rodriguez,
Pedro Rosario y Julian Lopez Los
tres primeros ingresaron en- la car
Gel i los restantes en- ell Presidio.
Francisco Correa Esteban
Rosario, sostuvieron aver una rif1a
en- Ia Gale de Tetuan. El ultfmo re-
sult6 herido. La polic1a conduio al
agresor. q La prevention q disposi-
cion del Juzgado de San Frahcisco.