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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17

,,4sb,e due el sefior Comisonado Mr..
b. yiepe demostrando un intere5
Rfomoo%1.oeeo e' adelanto de la Instruction pd-
palsIo'e ,fs. ' que se preocupa viyamente
.lca eu Trntas Locales cumplan su come
1o51'' Hls =. ,...@, a.. ;. propon. n.e.r Mr..
" IA 81 profesorado debe ser justa
3rumoaa.o 3 en- ese caso Ia de re5undar en-
eq 5s ia ensefi lnza, pues hoy ocurre que
beleu- m tftulOs competentes sin los CO.
lae''l IL necesarlos, son preferidos por mu-
1oci % las Tuntas profesores competentfsi-
c1i' u il scre5itada practlca, solo por satisfa-
NOS 1evosnct4s de un partido poluco, como
COZ Z, .,' 5s o,urrir en- san Lorenzo
icSot 49,. ~ osa motigo Mr.. Brumbaugh acaoa de
~ circular que q continuation veran
Puo...a', isct3res. Y cuya lectura recomenda-
aas' ss.s TuDlas. que tan NAL cumplen con
sl' a9Ue' 't, .91o desearfa-dice Mr.. Brum-
far1fs rehusasen las Juntas elegir
esls .astr0 Dor raz6u de sus opiniones per.
salss Nv nohtcas raIigiosas Y ast como de-
'oaa' dasaaria del mismo modo qCe JAIfAs
se' go non orasen IN maestro incompetent
~ o.4 nm Dnesto en- nuestro sistema de euse-
8 }a'1,er eIalna de las razones spuntadas.D
lt31. r. '.r,oDlirzn los deseos de Mr.. Brum-
no nav ciertss Juntas republicans, CO.
o.s de Sau Lorenzo, que acostumo oradas
NV ss,rar.e de- as leyes, les va ser duro cum
s1, ortrictamente sus deberes.
=" Slnembarg3 sabemos que Dir. Brum-
,..rh e.tf fecidido h2cer respetar sus 6rde-
n''. IA aaui Ia circular q que nos referimos:
CIRCULAR l2 B.
etn f7tarra5cI6n en- estos dltimos dfas he
., ronito reci1ien1o las listas de maestros
Io3 s.+,oe bqbls la 5ecci61 90 de las Leyes Esco-
~ ~, ner7 no las certifcacioues que Sc refe-
.. Il sscci6a 3a En vista de esto me permito
lamar "a atenc6n de los miemoros de las Jun-
t's F,,olares scerca de un importante punto
,'1.el1nado con Ia selection de mAestros para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
0IROULA2 u B.
No hay peste bub6nica
I'm EEAVV ATE

Tomaado5 de M telegrams publicado
ror al dlario habauero Ell Mu1d0, dimos la no.
:le.s de cue en- Honolulu habia aparecido la
peste bu06nica.
Psro segda te}egrama recibido de Nueva
York pr Mr. Macae, quien pregunto por ca
BILE no es cisrta a notcta.
Jsotros nos aegramos sobre todo por
los muchos comp1triotas que resident en- Ha-
wall.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
COM PLACTD0

Juan 'eh27 " odast1 Rublo PssantA, de Ssn
psr,c uos suPlica demos las gracias al nteIl
fetr.. 'l,tof, senior Nsgr6n Vazqrez por dos
cho '' .o ue mienbros dc 81 familla, que ha he
.!nta. aos 4 Fetratos, que son iluminados dos
artis,, 40 40 uuestran que ell sef0r Negr6n es IN
rsn,. e.,ssa % merto. cuyos trabalos han de al
FAa1AF popplsfidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
UNA EQUIVOCACION

Ln e. telegrama enigmatico que publica-
mos en- pr!nere plans de este numero, ha ha-
o.lo un error a decir que procede de Salinas,
Pae' nos ha sido enyiado de Guayams.
Paraee que dIcho teegrama sc reIaciona
con eierto chantage que ha ocurrldo ALI en- es
tos das
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17

Despu6s de la indication de LA DEMoCRA-
GA respecto que en- Barros habfa alum
orado pGbfco, Sc ha instalado este, aunque no
es muy satisfactorio.
Todo es mpezar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17

Stuado mas comeroia de e udaa'
Ffeos Dede S1 semanales aden oomloa apacio1
h dignas que nu'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17

vera, Mario Delgado, Martin Parafis Abra-
ham Tore
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17

Ha llegado 81 mencionado pueblo ell dis
tnguido caballero don Jose Masbernard ex-
dueho de los banos de Coemo, quien fjara allf
su resdenca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17

mpodores de de todas procdencias Es
hdad aado Ventas estabecimentos
Areclbo
Puerto Rquena> Aguadlla. Preco
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-erberg returned during the week from

terberg returned during the week from
Mrs. $. J Kenyon is at home to her
friends at 81 I street
Miss Mary Louise Anderson enter
tains Tuesday, the ed;
Wallace Bransford left yesterday for
his school in California.
The Chamins0e chorus will meet
next Thursday morning.
Mrs. F. J. Fabian entertained the
German club last evening.
Miss Allie Miller entertained the
Sewing club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. solomon SiegeI yesterday gave
a beautiful luncheon TO ten friends.
. .
Mr. y w McCune. jr., leaves short
~ for a business trip TO Old Mexico.
. .
The university students will give a
dance at Christensens' on the 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph Simon are at
home at 215 East Third South street.
MI. W. II. Mason entertained during
the week for Mr.. and Mrs. Bookwal-
ter.
Mrs. G. n. Forbes entertained the
Duplicate Whist club Monday after
noon.
Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner have
moved into their new Brigham street
residence.
Mr. and Mrs George a. Lowe and
Miss Lowe expect to spend February in
California.
Friday evening the EIks will give a
ball at Christensens' for the visiting
cattlemen.
Mrs Ralph T. Hoag entertained the
members Of the Whist club last Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis c. Kelsey, who
were recently married in Denver, have
arrived in the city.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Sto-
well and Carl A. Hobush took place
Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. G. 5. Holmes and the Misses
EOlmes have gone to California to be
gone several months.
- . .
Mrs. 3. Petrovitzky announces the
engagement of her daughter Ida to S
ROskin of New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. HOyt Sherman will take
apartments at FOrd's during the ses-
sion of the legislature.
g q .
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. n. Kahn will re-
Ceive today at Mrs. Sam Levy's, 152
West Third South street.
q (. 9
The marriage of Miss Macintosh
and DR.. A +. Rykert will take place
at Camden. \. J., on Jan. 81.
= g 9
Miss Edith Ford entertained at cards
during the week, in honor of Miss Sa-
die Weingarten. Prizes were won by
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Miss Craze Vincent and Mrs. L W.
Lethbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Sharp viii be at
home 10 their friends for the next six
weeks at the East side hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. McChrystal, after
a pleasant visit in the city, have re-
turned to their home in Eureka
The ladies OF me First NJ. r. church
win give a luncheon Tuesday in tbs
church parlors, from i until $50.
The members Of the Brotherhood Of
st. Andrew entertained Wednesday
evening in honor Of the King Daugh-
tiers.
The many friends OF Mrs, Moylan &.
Fox viii regret to learn that she has
been seriously i'll in New York with
bronchitis.
Miss Cameron Leonard leaves Tues
day for San Francisco. where she viii
visit friends during the remainder of
the winter.
Mrs. G, s, Holmes save an elaborate
~ appointed dinner Sunday evening at
the KnutsfOrd in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bookwalter>
Mrs kirkpatrick and the Misses
Kirkpatrick leave the latter part OF
the present month for an extended Wis
it to Japan.
4 social was given Wednesday even
Auxiliary Of the O. r. c., compliment
airy TO Mrs. Fred Hayes.
Mrs. Phoebe KimbaU entertained a
few friends Thursday afternoon. Her
guests were: Mrs. John ID. Spencer,
Mrs. Lutte Owen Mrs. G. d. Piper
Mrs. H. 6. Whitney.
Among those occupying boxes at the
opening of the Grand Monday evening
were Colonel and Mrs. Edwin r.
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs Edward ). Ferry
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Ferry
. . .
On Monday evening Dean and Mrs
Eddie entertained in honor of the mem
bers of st. Marks choir. Twenty-Five
guests were present, each one receiv-
ing d dainty souvenir Of the occasion.
. . .
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hedilious gave a
party last night to a few friends and
relatives at their home. S2S South Fifth
East The feature of the entertainment
was music. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Frank W. Jennings entertained
the Sewing club Thursday afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. D. G. Dunbar,
Mrs. FarloW, Mrs William Reid, Mrs.
X. G. Kerr, Mrs. J. Jennings, Miss
Teasdel ands Mrs. J. II. Moyle-
6 . .
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tracy have
formed a dancing club of twenty-five
couples. which Will meet fOrtnightly
during the winter. The first meeting
will be held tomorrow night at the La
dies Literary club. Christensens' or
chestra will furnish the music
- . .
A party consisting of Misses Laura
White Mamie CahoOn, Josie Larsen,
Tillie Larsen, Ivy Price. May Price,
Mes Ernest Dunn, Jay Johnson,
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which all the prominent people of the
city nave been invited. OF almost
equal interest viii be the three after
noon receptions on Wednesday. which
have also been planned for the visitors
and VIII be given by President and
Mrs Lorenzo Snow. Mayor and Mrs.
Ezra Thompson and Mr.. ana Mrs
w. S. Mccormick. Among the smaller
affairs viii be Mrs. Burns Macdonald
card party tomorrow, Mrs. George A.
loves card party on Tuesday and a
similar affair the day following
Thursday evening Mrs. Thomas G.
Weber and Miss Weber entertain for
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Tarvin Harris, and
Mr.. and Mrs. sam &. Park celebrate
their wedding anniversary. Friday
evening Miss Mary Louise Anderson
gives q large party, and besides the af-
fairs already enumerated there will be
attractions of more than ordinary in
tereSt at both theatres. At the Grand
Minnie Madden Fiske viii make her
first appearance in the city in Becky
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Assembly Dance.

One Of the delightful affairs of the
week was the Assembly dance which
occurred on Thursday evening at
ChriStensenS'- The hall was prettily
decorated and the music bright and in
spring. Franklin served light refresh
ments and punch throughout the eve
ming.
Among those noticed were Mrs. Rob
ert Hardness, Mrs. HOyt Sherman,
Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Mabel Mcclure. Mrs.
William Reid, Mrs. Roy Hampton, Mr..
and Mrs Burns Macdonald. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward 5. Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Montague Ferry, DIR. and Mrs. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert GemmelI. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. FTanken, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
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HOUSE Warninn

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Stevenson, whose
handsome new home has just been
competed. gave house warming and
formal dedication on Monday evening.
The short but impressive services were
conducted by Patriarch John Smith.
An elaborate dinner was served later.
The decorations were beautifully ar
ranged, roses and ferns being used
The guests of the occasion We're Pa
triarch and Mrs Smith, President and
Mrs. Angus NJ. Cannon. Bishop and
Mrs. r. T. Burton. Bishop and Mrs C
H Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse w. Fox,
Mrs. Zina ID. H. Young. Mrs. Emme-
line B. Wells and Mrs. Lucy A Clark
Of Pennington.
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Social Chat.

Alma Katz is in Wyoming.
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Bert Varian is visiting in the city.
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Lear Ritter has returned from Bing-
@ q @
Mrs. Ira Lewis has returned from
the east.
o . .
Miss Edith Hale has returned to
Stanford.
Z. . <.
Mrs. S. J. Kenyon leaves shortly for
California.
Mrs. Charles ROoklidge left Friday
for California.
{. @ 4.
Lieutenant Baldwin has been ordered
to the Preside.
% . d.
Miss Stella Dunford has returned
from California
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Mrs. Read of Iowa is the guest Of
Mrs. G. Z. Allen.
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Miss Gratia Flanders and Miss Os-
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Complimentary to Miss Galloway.

Miss Welby was on Friday afternoon
the hostess of a delightful Kensington
planned as q compliment TO Miss Cal
lOway of Denver who is visiting in
the city.
The guests of the occasion were, be-
sides Miss Galloway, Miss CritchlOw
Miss Edythe' Eflerbeck, Miss Leonard,
Miss Sallie Leonard, Miss McChrystal,
Miss Ella Atkinson
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While the past week viii not be
noted for the number Of its affairs it
Will long be remembered for their
saleudsr. 1t opened with the inaugural
ball at the Theatre. The historic
Bu-r. with it's brilliant decorations, its
MYRIAD lights. has not often over
ar we'd a scene which in beauty equaled
the one a- Monday night. Following it
came the Assembly dance. at which the
prominent members of the smart set
we're present. Besides these affairs,
the opening of the Grand, and the
usual round If teas ana luucheons
KEEP. society bUsily engaged
Tile coming week viii be filed to
ayerH5uing. The principal festivities
ail cluster around the visitors TO the
livestock convention. The principal
affair viii be- the big reception at the
EnutsforI on Tuesday evening. to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY. JANUARY 10 1901

liam Akers, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsau.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. c.
Il. McCuhough, Mr. and Mrs w c.
sharp. Mr. and Mrs. George I. Nye.
Mrs Sn1edley-SE the Misses Hark-
ness, Edna Sherman. Lucille Jennings
Young. Eloise Sherman. Ain, Thorn.
Anderson. Fitch, Freed. Judge. Schley.
Weller. Jeremy Josephine Katz. Kirk
patrick. Zane, Anna Mccormick. Leila
Fran IS II va Mess = G il blow. E. 3.
" icks, F. c. Schramm. ". J. Lawrence.
W. H. Cunningham. Walter Wolfe. Max
Smith, VIII Anderson, Lear Ritter A. D.
ks-tz, RoOklidge. EIdredge. Henry Ne
Cor nick. Richard CoIburn Nolan.
SpTague, J. w Thompson, Gibson, Scott
Wells, Stanley Price. Charles Law
renee, Schley. Sam Porter. A L.
Thomas, Jr., Joe Richards, OdeI.
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Nav Club.

their first meeting after the holiday
recess on Wednesday evening and
were entertained in a very pleasant
way by Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Timms at
their home on Sixth street After ex-
changing good wishes for the new
century a few games of nigh five were
played, the following being awarded
prizes: Mrs. B. Wilson. Mr.. w. II.
Culver. Mrs. Z. Bench and Mr.. !. Har-
vey. After serving refreshments and
rendering some musical selections. the
club adjourned to meet in two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Ford.
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Informal Ercninr

Miss Judge gave an informal affair
Thursday evening that was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present The early hours
were passed with billiards and music
and later a delicious caafing dish sup
per was served
Those present were Lieutenant and
Mrs. Baldwin, Captain Schley, Miss
SChley, Miss Murray. Miss EskFidge,
Mr.. w. J. Lawrence, Mrs. Woodward,
Mr.. J. W. Thompson.
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At Sixtv-three

The Misses Savage entertained at
siXty-three Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Stella Bennett. The colors of
the High school and University of
Utah were artistically intermingled in
the decorations. Miss Lizzie COsgriff
and Gates Paddock Won the highest
score and were awarded handsome
souvenirs.
Among the players were the Misses
Helen Hahn, Minnie Ray, Angie Eoi-
brook, Catherine GObal Mary Robert
son, Margaret Robertson, Mcdowell
Cosgriff, Lizzie COsgriff, Edith Crane
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Guio-Hnton.

The marriage of Miss Dolly Guio and
Mr.. Frederick Hilton was soIemnized
Thursday evening at the home Of the
bride, the Rev Josiah McClain officiat-
Ing. Delicious punch and refresh
ments were served. The young people
received many useful and beautiful
presents.
A large number of relatives and
friends Witnessed the ceremony, and
a very enjoyable time was passed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton will be at home
TO their friends after the 18th at 120
South West Temple
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Delightful Affair.

Miss Galloway Of Denver was last
evening the guest of honor at a de
lightful affair given by the Misses
Leonard. A short musical programme
was the feature of the evening, and
tempting refreshments were served
The guests of the occasion were Miss
Galloway, Miss Allie Miller. Miss
Margie Miller. Miss Emily Read, Miss
CrftchIow. Miss Weiby. DIT. CritchlOw,
DR.. Giesy, Mr.. Scott Wells, Mr.. Stanley
Price, Mr.. McCrea, Mr.. Hagar, Mr..
George Lawrence, Mr.. BerkhOel.
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For MIS-. RookwaIter-

Mrs. William II. DonneH entertained
Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. BoOkwalter
The rooms were prettily decorated and
dainty refreshments were served
Those invited to meet the guest of
honor were Miss Freed. Miss Ruth
Kirkpatrick. Miss Jasmine Young,
Miss ElOise Sherman. Mrs. Percy
Sadler. Miss SadleT, Miss Sprag1e
Miss Alff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
In Honor of Miss Hale.

Miss Weller gave an informal even
ing on Thursday for Miss Edith Hale
prior to her departure for Stanford
the hours were passed with cards and
conversation
Among the guests We're Miss Hale.
Miss Margie Miller, Miss May Billings.
Mr.. bod Ritter. Mr.. A. L. Thomas, jr.,
Tor.
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At Dinner.

Mr.. E. B. Wicks gave an elaborate
dinner Thursday evening at his
bachelor home on First street. The
prettily arranged table was decorated
with La France roses and carnations
Covers were laid fOE Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Sharp, Miss Hardness, Miss An
dersOn, Mr.. G. W. Heintz Dr. Worth
instOn and Mr.. VIII Anderson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
Trousseaux Club.

The TrOusseaux club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. A. w McCune, 5r. of the mem
berS there were present Mrs Roy
Hampton, Miss Hattie Jennings. Miss
Pauline GrOO Miss Hampton, Miss
Odell, Miss Bird and the Misses
HOWat.
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Sharp" and Tess of the D'Uberyines.'
She viii appear the first three nights Of
the week and the engagement VIII be
noted as the most fashionable of all
the fashionable nights of the season.
At the Theatre James and Kidder will
be seen and already many box parties
have been planned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

May Crane. Fowler. Jones. Messrs.
VIII Ray, Lucian Ray, Fred Schroeder
Edwin Zwicky. Abraham Hatch. Fos-
ter Curtis Gates Paddock J. r Grant
and joseph Grant
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-asu ElEhtEouus. four different
SYKES " select from high neck. made
"... |-h~ insertion and rufI7es
-....'- style made up with embroid-
Pr. and ru.t0s y shape neck made M
WIN embroidery and tucks 100
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The many friends OF Mrs, Moylan g,
Fox will regret to learn that she has
been seriously i'll in New York with
bronchitis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Miss Cameron Leonard leaves Tues
day for San Francisco. where she viii
visit friends during the remainder Of
the winter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13

Nainsook and Cambria NightgownS.
five STYLES TO select from. nigh neck.
hemStitched tucked yoke. ella borately
trimmed with lace and ribbon. deep
hemstitChed and lace ruGies on yoke
and sleeves. square neck. embroidery
and lace yoke. lace and en- "a
embroidery finish ............ DGslE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-03
Liga d e Propiet.arios
Su Ultima session,

En- la session ce,ebrada antes de
anoche por la junta Directiva de di
cha "Liga" entire otros acuerdos, $
tomaron los sig oieptes:
Sc aprobaron los balances de
los dos meses anteriorss.
Sc entsr6 de haberse remiti 10
por la Presidencia de IA "Liga", u
mas observaciones sobre med das sa-
n:tarias que deben adoptarse e las
casas, expresando tambien la ccnve
niencia de hacsr responsible a les
inquilinos de las faltas que les mis-
mos cometen en- materia de h'gie-
re
Ss acordo que, ST bien el en-
pre- que intenta Ell Ayuntamie A.
to, 10 estima de suma conyeniencia
para la ciudad SO gestione la realiza
ci6n de las obras mas necesarias
one los medios de cubrirlo5 sean 10
menos gravosos para el contribuyen
te.
Quedo resuelto Sc siga la ges-
tiou par. que ell yuntamiento no
cobie los dollars que ten1a fjados
a las lin mpiezas de algibes Y letrinas,
por estar alb 1lido por Ell Tesorero y
por los grandes per1uicios que oca-
siona especialmente los propieta
rios de Santurce y Puerta de Tie
IRA
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.InVitaCi6n para conner
con Ell PreSidente
en- la Casa Blanca.

En- los ama-gos comantarios de
los peri6dicos del Sur lE. U.) con
motive de la invitaci6n hecha q B.
y. Washington para conner con Ell
presidente ROOSEVELT, no tienen par
ticipaci6n algona les prohombres de
aquelos e ,tados.
Uno de los Sens dores del Sur de
de mas iDfuencis, dijo que el Pfesi-
dente tsnla derecho 4 invitar & su
mesa particular quien fuera de sn
gu Ito, mientras no invitara & otros
El Presidente Roosevelt no llo
mo & nadie & encontrarse con Mr..
Waship gtoD, y por consiguiente no
se expuso la critica.
Ell hecho de Que el Presidente
haya bsequiado a TN hombre de co
lor di6 margen q q les dem6cratas de
Maryland hayal iniciado la eampa
ia en- dicho Estado
Maryland va las urras este
otof1o elegirA Senador Wellington,
mientras Arthur P German, lucha
por volver al Senado.
e clamoreo d. Ia domination ne
gra fu6 promovido por German; y
asf es que Ia comida en- la Casa B an
ca le Ia dado mas faerzas para com
batir la candidatura de su confirm
cants.
Los peri5dicos del Baltimore
ap,ovechan y publican hoy epigra
fes sensacionales, en- sus artfculos
para lamar la atenci6n, tales como
el siguiente; clos negros la cabe
"a de los blancos. apelando los
electc res para evitar Ia supremacia
dc los negros en- Mayrland.
Este proceder de los democratas
de Maryland, justifics que 10 de Wss
hiDgtcn, no es otra cosR que un ar
did politicc, para crear confic tos
Ia administrator.
B1scaban un pretexto para el
ataque y 10 han consegaido
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