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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
The paper with largest circulation in the island
Este peri6dico es eI de mas circulation en- la sIa
Si!ueta llteraria
DERoUx,EDE

imprescindible TODD parisen, hay que yer
todas las manaEas ouien xrevienta7 ell terri
BILE foliculario. I'm &sport> como otro cual-
quiera.
Der6ulede tiene fortuna propia podrfa vi
vir descansadO, dedicandose escribr sus her
mosos versOs hacer dramas como aquel que
hace cuatro cinco amos apaudimos en- la Por-
te Saint Martin, tan notable en- su estilo como
ell Cy1GTo de Rostad. Sobrno de aquel gran
autor dramatico que Sc llam6 Emile Augier, y
cuyas obras dan una gran renta Deroulede,
que elgo debio heredar, 81 no estoy equivocado,
reune su peculiO particular 10 que sus obras
lie prodncen. Puede, pues, esperar al dia de
mafiana y dar rienda suelta q sus entusiasmos.
Pas6 de republican, fundador de <Liga
dc patriotasS partidario acerrimo de Boulan-
ger. todos los imaginativos les gusta ell
mando do uno solo, ell esplendOr de la insttu-
ci6n llam6se como SO lame, la gloria militar,
TODD 10 que liable al artista, asf vemos los
los que mas Sc interesan Por las caosas po,
pulares ofrecer el contrasentido de sus gustos
parGculares, vfceversa, todos detestables
politicos, sofadores variables, enthusiasts de
cosas cast siempre irrealizables.
Guerra & los iudios, deseos de una dictadu-
ra, nacionalismo, TODD es contrario la
libertad, q la tolerancia, la idea democratic
sin embargo, 10 defender en- Francia los
polftcOs intelectuales, los que comenzaron
siendo literatos: Barre, Clovis, Hugues, Derou-
lade, los bue parecfa natural que fuesen ante
TODD <puebo0. in conde predica la resurrec-
cion de la Commune Francia, un corde Sc
identified con la plebe en- Russia Sc hace es-
Gemotivos9, todos.
Deroulede es antes que NADIA patricia. La
admiration de su Francia le ha llevado tod as
las aventuras pofticas que le tenen aleiado
de ella. Els tenaz, trabajador, infatigable,
quisiera que su pais fuese ell primero del mum
do, llegando ESQ por cualquier camlno
Recuperar ell territorio perdido, hacer una
naci6n creyente, gobernada por otras clases
que hoy dirijen los negocios p6bcos, guerras
q la antigua, la espada gloriosa por Gina de
todo.
su iuventud el desterrado de San Sebastian, v
como sabe Sc We que TODD 10 que dice
piensa es de buena f6, desinteresado, snacio-
nalS Sc e quiere mucbo siempre en- 81
al poeta de grandes vuelos, al autor de los Can.
t0s del SOtdddo.
En- Espana vivira fellz porque todo 10 que
es pura Imagination nos encanta, todo ell que
combate con fe por los demas, sin egoismo
personal nos atrae.
Eusebio Blasco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
Para dornir
Julian del Casal.

Ell Gtlmo triunfo de la orginalidad ingle-
sa es la maquina automatica que suministra
una cana con solo echar ella una moneda
de diez c6ntimos.
La maquina tiene un metro ochenta y tres
las que sirven para pesar que tan conocdas
su peso equigale 10 centimos espadoles-y
aparece IN diyan muy c6modo y Tornado de
cuero. Esta provisto de una manta, su jeta al
asiento por los pies, pero 3uelta en- 10 demas,
10 cual permlte que la persona que la usa
En- cuanto dlcha persona leyanta, la
CANA hace 10 propio acknowledgements y vuel-
We sitio, 10 mismo que las camas de los
coches camaAtocador de los trenes, va
no vuelve baj jarse sino echando otro penique.
Sc estan instalandO maQuinas de este gene
ro en- las princi pales estacones de ferrOcarri
les de Inglaterra, en- los teatros otros lu-
cares phblicos, hasta Sc ha pedido permiso
para ponerlas tambien los parques.
Ell ipgl6s no gusta de perder el tempo y
cuando Sc aburre esperando un tren lie sera
muy agrada BILE echar una siesta.
Cr6ese que las maquinas camas tendran IN
gran eXito en- las estacioneo inglesas de ferro-
CARRIES, donde 10 mejor hay que hacer gran
des esperas Desde luego los medicos los hi
iienistas son grandes partidarios de elias, pors
que estan persuadidos de que contribuiran
rrandemente Ell me joramiento lie Ia salud.
La verdad es que estos 6timos tfempos
sc ha escrito fnucho en- Inglaterra acerca de la
agitaci6n de la vida moderna de la necesf-
dad de alviar un POGO con el descanso necesa-
rio esa actitud exajerada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
TOLANDA

Tai es Ell nombre que le ha sdo puesto en-
Ia pila bautisma q la heredera de la corona de
Italia, la hija de Victor Manuel III Elena
de Montenegro.
Ei nombre de JoJaY,dG 10 han llevado va
tres princesas de la Casa de Saboya, una de
elias hermana del rey Luis XI de Francia.
Han apadrnado JoJanda Ell oyuntamien-
to de Roma representado por su acalde, CO.
mo madrina la reina Maria Pfa viuda de Luis
| de Portugal tia del rey de Italia.
La ceremonial del bautismc tuvo efecto en-
ell Quirinal.
tai ceremonial del bautismo de la prin-
cesa JolGndG Margarita, asistieron 7.4O0 nj
fas Sin saberse la causa gran panco Sc
apo1er6 de las ninas entire elias hubo mas de
600 heridas contusas, todo clio motivado por
Ell atropellamento.
Tambien en- Puerto Rico tenemos un Jo-
lande que no ha dejado de causar su CORES
pondiente panco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08

r....a Y III refuiio espafiol de San Sc
10 psoI Derou6de, mi hel constante
ah w. = IN tranuuils residencia del dcstie-
,n AH e-perara la eoluclon que acaso no
, llo nero rgnfa en- ella, y de la esperanto Sc
N'e> rranes Y suenos pofticos no necesito
aards ,os MI celebrates. La polftica no
~ doryf fncunbencia, pero hace tempe que
800 becer un croquis, un boceto, de ess fso-
rorn{a tan francesa, tan parisiense, tan parcel
AZ 5ia de muchos de nosotros.
.n4o todo Ln alma noble y generosa, acaso
o. .o6ador pero de buena fe, mezcla del repu-
biicano de how del caballero Ia antigua.
Don OuIiote no ha muerto, DerouIede, salvo
toTar IN ssDecto de hombre mejor eEtado
ve.tflo oue III hidalgo manchego, SO lie pare
cce r.ucho en- IA ITALIA, en- la presencia, en- el
ademau bataIlador'
a.nrssiyo eutusias Ia de la gloria do la patra
fr@ncesa pensando siempre en- la revancha,
on "A roconausta de Alsacia y Lorena una
gran persona. un perfecto caoalero.
Tueron 81 Laureano Scholl los primeros
.oleo2s que conocf en- Paris. Con uno otro
Nd couseryado relaci6n. La primera yez que
DerouItde vino Madrid desterrado Sc hizo
aeompaaar mi casa por don Inocencia Co.
s6yez, eoncetal del ayuntamento de San Sc
bastian v WagLerista, y artista de coraz0n,
para saludarme a su llegada Espafa, cada
yez aue pasa por esta capital So acuerda de mi.
va sabe e que de los contados amigos que en-
Espaha dene puedo fgurar entire les mas con-
secuentes Para MI es siempre ell poeta de los
raat0s del s0JdudO, libro que me regalo Y de-
dic6 ne Io rob6 un cura frances ell afio "a en-
no wagon de primera entire Burdeos y Bayona.
Hay que cOntarlo todoi
Como Rochefort, 81 Sc hubera contentado
con ser poeta autor dramatico, estarfa en- la
Academia haoria yendido muchos libros, ten
dria perso1alIdad literaria antes que politica,
10 cua es muy mportante
Pero uu0 Y otro los ha traido la polftIca,
que no suele ser cosa Gtl para las almas gran
de5.
E conds de Rochefort, dedicado & culti-
var escitar q las multitudes, es arlst6crata
en- sus costumbres, huge de las manfestacio-
ues populares, snemb barge, trabaja diario
hace treiuta amos hacienda una propaganda
dsoyente que no vera realizada. Es uno de
los primeros perodstas de Francia, un nove-
lista exquisite, IN escritor sat(rico de primer
6rdeD, NADIA de ESQ le importa, Sc ha pasa-
do Ia vida batalando por los de abajo y vi
yiento en grande como los de arriba. Su ar
tculo diarlo en el lNTBAEsIGEANT es lectura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
Para regar los Caminos

Con obeto de regar las carreteras en- Cali
Iofn'a gastaron millones de dollars en- abrir
pesos. instaiar bombas, constrUir mollnos de
yento canalillos, etc: pero de pronto falto
ell aqua por espacio de varios messy las ca
rreteras dc California llegaron parecerse q
las de Espaua.
la Sociedad de caminos pens0 en- ell petr6
leo para subsanar la carencia de aqua, con
aQuhi ltquido reg6, tftulo de ensayo, diez XII
l6metroe de 10 carretera. AL ano siguiente ell
riego Sc hizo estensiyo & ochenta kil6metros
como el extto respondla los prop6sitos de
ia sociedad, 6sta resolvi6 ampliar el procedi-
mento 4 todos los caminos del Estado del
Sur.
EI rteBo con petroleo no solo es alli M as
eeoEomtco cue ell que Sc realiza con aqua, sino
que es de etectos superiores, pues consolfda la
superhcie del terreno la une, en- taLto que ell
Agus torma barro aumenta las hendiduras
En los camInoS bien &petroleados> no SO
produce poiyo en- Verano nj barro en- invierno.
En California riegan con ell petr 6leo calen-
tado mbquina.
CuanEo mas abrase, mejor Sc unifca con la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
Propuesta de Maestros

Ell dia designad0 en- la convocatoria para
solicitantes, Sc reuni6 la Junta Escoar de Cia-
les con ell ii de proloner al Hon. Comisionado
de Educaci6n os Maestros que han de desem-
pefiar dirigir las escuelas de este pueblo dd :
rante ell pr6ximo afio escolar.
Verifcose ell acto concencia, sin preven-
clones con entera libertad de criter1o
Ell Presidente, Pbro. don Luis Rodriguez
al declarar alberta la session, dijo en- tono gra-
We serene:
Se1ores: aquf tienen ustedes las solictudes,
aouf la relaci0n de los solicitantes; votar IL
bremente.
embellishments reparti6 las boletas to-
dos los seiores Vocales procedieron yeri6ca
tan solemne acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
la ACONIA De PETRoNIO

Tendido en- la b2fiera de alabae trO
donde serpea ell purpurino rastro
de la sangre que CORE de sus venas,
yace Petroneo, el bardo decadente.
mostrando coronado la ancha frente
de rosas, terebintos y azuceaas.
Mientras los magistrates le interrogan
sus j6venes discfpulos dialogan
recitan sus dactilos de orc,
y al yer que aquellos en- tropel Sc alejan,
ante ell maestro ensangren tadO dejan
caer las gotas de su amargo lloro.
Envueltas en sus p6plos vaporosos
V tendidos los cuerpos VOuptuOsos
en- la muelle extension de los trfclinios,
al rededor, som brfas J livianas,
agrU panse las bellas cortesanas
que habitan del imperio en- los dominios.
Desde eli baho fragante Ell que aGn respira
ell bardo pensativo las admira,
fija en- la mas hermosa la mirada
Y le demanda, con arrulo tierno,
la postrimera copa de falerno
por sus marm6reas manos escanciada.
Apurando ell icor hasta las heces,
enciende las mortales palideces
que oscurecfan su viril semblante,
y volviendo los 0jos in6amad0s
4 sus feles dfscipuios amados
habales triste ell postrer instante.
Hasta que hello So voz mortal gemido,
amarile6 su rostro consumido,
frfo sudor humedeci6 su frente,
amorataronse sus labios roios,
densa nube empaf16 sus claros ojos
ell pensamiento abandon6 su mente
Y como Sc dotiega ell mustio nardo,
dobl0 su cuello ell moribundo bardo,
libre por siempre dc mortales penas,
aspirando en- su languida postura
del aqua perfumada la frescura
Y ell olor de la sangre de sus venas.
Julian del Casal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08

por lord Pauncefote, la estraviada miss, ha ST.
do detenida condada las damas de la socie-
dad en- San Jorge, con objeto de que estas la
repatrien devuelvan su familia al medic
aristocratco que aquella abandon6 para seguir
una vida de aventuras.
Miss Isola Douglas era durante ell affo Ill
timo acr6bata de un crco del Canada. Despues
v consecuenca de una cafdo, hizo modeo
de pintor, ahora habitaba en- ell barriO galan-
te de Nueva York.
Ell consul britanico la hace vigiar cuida-
dosamen.e porque los directories del teatrO y
raa1sic hats, estimulado por ell escandalo, ira
tan de contratarla cuaquier precio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
Emigration

Tomamos de la prensa extranjera las ST.
guientes cifras sobre la emigration en- Ale-
mania Inglaterra durante el ano dltimo;
En- los puertos de Bremen Hamburgo
han embarcado con destino los paises de ul-
tramar 176, $40 individuos, sea 30,S93 mas
que en- ell a6o anterior.
Los emigrantes de nacionalidad alemana
fueron is $50, contra 19,743 ell ano 1899.
Ell resto dc. contingente 10 componian austro
hhngaros rusos.
En Inglaterra embarcaron 900, ,236 perso-
ma; de estas tenlan Ia nacionalidad britannica
1918.
Del total de emigrantes Sc dirigieron los
Estados Unidos ls9, 447; ell resto march6 las
grandes colonias inglesas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08

Terminada la votaci6n procedi6se al es-
crutinio, dando ell resultado que sigue:
Por unanimidad.-don E. Rios Casellas,
maestro principal.
Don Felix Oscar Muiioz, graduado Don
Eduardo Rodriguez, graduado. Don Jose de
Jes6s Rivera, rural. Don Rafael Rodriguez,
rural. Don Gervasio Maldonado rural.
Por dos votos de mayorfa:-Don Santiago
Mora Salvat. graduado. DU1a Gracia M. de
Rios. graduada Don Juan Marrero, rural.
Don Antonio Medina, rural
Sc recomend6 por voto onanime para Macs
ira de ing'6s Miss Maraaret 3. Keller.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
La 0disea de Miss Douglas

Seg1n ell New YORK HERALD, los trabaios
de inves tigaci6n llevados a cabo por lord Paun-
cefote, emba jador qritanico en- Washington,
dado por resutado ell hallazgo de miss Isola
Douglass Hamilton, que desapareci6 en- IngIa-
terra hace alg1n tempo.
En- yirtud de las instrucciones recibidas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-08
Eusebio Blasco.

i'll petr6leo frio no mezcla con el polfo
Los petr6eos pesados que gentlemen de 25
so de asfalto son preferibles, porque los IL
jeros SO evaporan de irual modo que ell aqua.
El primer aho iplica en- las carreteras
ell petr6eo tres veces; Ell segundo dos ell ter
cero siguientes una sola.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
PAMPHLET
Describing Work Done In Paro.
chiaI Schools.

you issued a pamphlet recently, de.
scriptive of the course of study in the
parochial school, and what was the
purposeT' was asked.
"The direct purpose" replied DIR.
Moran, was to furnish guide for
the schools. a secondary purpose was
to give people patronizng the school
a book of reference as to the results
which might be expected from the
teaching impaired to their children"
Have you II complete course Of
study i'm your schoolsT
1--WE believe we have. Our course of
study will compare favorably with
that found in any institution for the
training of children. Besides the regu-
lar eight elementary grades, there is a
HIGH SCHOOL COURSE
sufficiently comprehensive to meet the
fullestrequirements. We believe that the
children enjoy some special advantages
by membership in the juvenile choirs,
by the musical training given through
out the course, by the acquaintance
ship made with Catholic art, with all
the term implies) and by the attention
accorded by the Sisters to imparting
refinement of manner and deport-
ment."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
A REMEDY.
Give to Catholics Their Pro Rata
of the School Taxes.

"Have you any remedy for this con-
dition?"
Yes, solution may easily be found
A large portion of the population are
satisfied with the public school system
as it now exists. We have no con
tention with them. Let those who are
satisfied continue to send their children
to the public schools.
catholics convinced that a religious
education is necessary, and not being
able to acquire this through the pub
lie schools, are thus barred from them,
not because they object to the secular
training impaired, but because they
contend
MORE Is NECESSARY
for the development of the highest
manhood-a religious as well as a secu-
lar training.
"Give to Catholics their pro rata of
the school taxes. They may then main
tain their own schools with their own
funds. The public school system would
not suffer, but would stand as before"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20

tend going from Akron should notify
the supreme office by Saturday, the
9th inst.
His Excellency, Gov. Nash, in COM
pany with our honored supreme pres
ident, Gen. Dick, called at the supreme
Office Wednesday of this week.
The smiling face of our supreme
secretary was in evidence at the meet.
ing of Castle No. / Wednesday even
ing.
Noble Chevalier Egbert was among
the sick reported at the last meeting
We are glad to be able to state that
Miss Elsie Mead is recovering from
a severe attack of typhoid fever.
The beautiful uniforms for the Of
ficers and team of Akron Castle, No.
1, are now here.
All members of Castle No. 1, should
be present ut our next meeting, for
then the Esquire degree will be OK
empiified by the team in uniform.
Remember the exercises open at 7:3O
PIN.
Most encouraging reports are coming
iii from Washington, ID. G. Honest
and earnest deputies have no trouble
in SO presenting the merits of our
order as TO interest thinking people
everywhere.
Within the next two weeks Castles
will be instituted in Cleveland, Ra-
VIENNA, Canton, Youngstown and Sa-
lem.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
DOES NOT DISAPPOINT.
The New Discovery For Catarrh Seems Il
Possess Remarkable Merit.

A new catarrh cure has recently ap-
peared which SO far as tested has been
remarkably successful in curing all
forms OF catarrh, whether in the head,
throat, bronchial tubes, or in the stom-
ach and liver.
The remedy is in tablet form, pleas
ant and convenient to take and no spe-
cial secrecy is maintained as to what
1t contains, the tablet being a scientific
combination Of Guaiacol, Eucalyptol,
sanguinad1a, Hydrastin and similar
valuable and harmless antlseptics.
The safe and effective catarrh cure
may be found at any drug store under
name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
Whether the catarrh is located in
the nose, throat, bronchial tubes, or
stomach, the tablets seems to act with
equal success, removing the stuffy
feeling in head and nose, clearing the
mucous membrane of throat and trach-
Ell from catarrhal secretions, which
cause the tickling. coughing, hawking
and gagging 80 annoying to every ca
tarrh sufferer.
Nasal catarrh generally leads to ul-
ceration in some cases to such an eX-
tent as to destroy the nose entirely
and in many old cases of catarrh the
bones of the head become diseased.
Nasal catarrh gradually extends to the
throat and bronchial tubes and very
often to the stomach, causing that
very obstinate trouble, catarrh of the
stomach.
Catarrh is Il systematic poison, in
herent in the blood, and local washes,
douches, salves, inhalers and sprays
can have no effect on the real cause
of the disease. An internal remedy
which acts upon the blood Is the only
rational treatment and Stuarts Ca
tarrh Tablets is the safest Of all in
ternal remedies, as well as the most
convenient and satisfactory from a
medical standpoint. tS
DR.. Eaton recently stated that he
had successfully used Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets in old chronic cases, even
where liberation had extended so far
as to destroy the septum of the nose
He says, Il am pleasantly surprised
almost every day by the excellent re-
suits from Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
II is remarkable how effectually they
remove the excessive secretion and
bring about healthy condition of the
mucous membranes of the nose, throat
and stomach"
All druggists sell complete treat
ment of the tablets at 80 cents and a
little book giving the symptoms and
causes. of the various forms of ca
tarrh will be mailed free by addressing
b. A. Stuart Go. Marshall. Mich.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
ANNUALLY
Do Catholic Schools Save the
City a Big Sum OF Money.

rs not this city saved Il considerable
sum by its parochial schools?'
Undoubtedly. In our pamphlet we
made moderate estimate. 10 quote
from it; The cost per capita of educa-
tion in the elementary schools of our
city, according to the report for the
year ending Aug. 81. 1900 Oh a basis
of enrolment was SLIT; of actual at
tendance, $16.02., In the high school,
the cost per capita, computed in the
same way, was S26.93 and $39.75. We
have in the Catholic schools of Akron,
not to speak of other parochial schools,
between eleven and twelve hundred
pupils-let us say eleven hundred and
fifty, not taking into account the high
school training, and adopting the low
est figure based on general enrolment.
SLIT, there were saved to this city
for the school year, 1899 1900, $13,535.-
80. The
INVESTMENT IN BUILDINGS
and equipment placed at & moderate
figure Is not less than $4,000, interest
on which at the rate of six per cent
per annum, would amount TO $4,000
making the total annual saving to this
city more than $1S,0OO.'
I'VE think it would not be far from
the truth to say that this city is saved
by the Catholic schools $25 200 annual.
ly. The cost of our schools, owing to
the economy of Sisters teaching is
not nearly that amount; but this does
not lessen the indebtedness of this
city to its Catholic population"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
PATHFINDER.

Monday night being the regular
meeting for initiation several candl-
dates We're introduced into the mys-
teries of the order. A large amount
of money was paid out for sick and
accident benefits, giving relief where
most appreciated. Brother Thomas
Vance resigned as secretary on no
count of other business requiring his
attention and A. Il. Durant was ele,rs
ed financial secretary in his place
Middlebury lodge: We had Il spIen.
did meeting last Friday night. A.
rangements were made for initiation
at our next regular meeting when the
Akron team will be present TO assist.
Kent lodge will give a reception TO
members from Akron and Cuyahoga
Falls Tuesday evening. Arrangements
for transportation will be made at the
meeting of Akron lodge Monday night.
All members of the order are invited.
Middlebury lodge. No. . will hold its
next regular meeting Friday evening,
April 26. Every member of this lodge
is requested to be present as there
will be business of Importance, also
an initiation.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
DIRECTORS
Elected In Various
School Districts.
Free Lecture Will be Delivered to
Brimfield Students.
Especial Correspondence


Brimtield. April 17-Joln Hickman
of Uniontown, was in town Friday.
DIR. j. c. Waldron was home from
Cleveland, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. White of Middlefield,
have returned here TO live with their
son, Rev. b. +. White and family.
Mabel Essig of Streetsboro, is spend
ing the week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Essig.
Dr. George Wuchter, of Wadsworth,
was the guest of Mrs. Ora Brobst,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Kirkland of Charlestown and
Fred Allen of Kent, were in town,
Wednesday,
Perry Brobst of Akron was the guest
of Mrs. Ora Brobst, Thursday.
Herbert Hudson of Rootstown, was
in town Friday.
The social at Prof. A. NJ. Douthitts,
Wednesday was largely attended, a
number being present from out of
town.
Wilbur Metcalf of Michigan called
upon Brimtield friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Merit Russell of Cleveland is
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Connell
Ed Chapman and daughters, Erma
and Rena of Cleveland spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Chapman.
Mrs. NJ. S. Chapman, returned from
Chicago, Sunday.
Samuel Koontz and wife of Kent,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Koontz's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shuman.
Nearly all of the pupils in district
Nos and have whooping cough.
B. G. Twitchell and family of Kent.
spent Sunday with NJ. S. Chapman and
family.
George Smith, wife and son Darwin
of Cleveland, visited Mrs. Smiths par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Meloy, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Fowler and children of
SitNeiduu, were SutHtS VI ME- MAJ
Smith this week.
Charles Pike of Akron was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Raber, spent Sunday with
her brother, Jacob Carver at Akron.
Beginning next Sunday the services
at the NJ. e. Church will be as fol
lows: Preaching every Wednesday
night; Sunday schaal at 1910
Standard preaching at p. m.
The NJ. Il. Aid Society met at the
church Wednesday all day.
Mrs. Mary Esslg Of Streetsboro,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Anne Essig.
At the school meeting the following
directors We're elected in the various
districts:
District No. 1. Charles Meloy.
District No .. ----
District No. 3. Charles Chapman.
District No. T. Three years, John
Werstler.
District No 4, One year, Fred
Hawk.
District No. 5. Frank Gardner
District No. G. Finley Boosinger,