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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
TOPICS OF THE TINES

s.
The dreaded bubonic plague has
gained u foothold in the capital of Bra
I'll and thus far fifty-four cases have
seen reported in Rio de Janeiro. The
conditions thAre favor It,
800
A young commercial traveller 10 years
old was arrested the other day at a cafe
of Courbevose. near Paris while ex-
pressing approval of the crimes of Cool
gosz and Cassrio. To commend anar-
chist crime in public place is pun
ishable offence according to French
law.
$50
The Minneapolis Tribune states that
the board of trustees of the Minnesota
soldiers home is not likely to establish
y canteen at the institution, altho the
trustees of tile national soldiers homes
recently declared in favor Of keeping the
canteens at the national homes. Altho
l favor the c,.nteen in the army, doubt
whether 1t is needed at the Minnesota
soldiers home." said B. F. Doran. of the
board of trustees. 1.-THE conditions are
radically different. Everything the men
need. even to tobacco, Is furnished at
the home.'
Admiral Schley has been placed upon
the retired list and a grateful public
bids him an affectionate adleu and many
years of peaceful rest. Now If the Wash
ington inquiry could be retired
- 4
one way and another Gen. Daniel f.
sickles has trawn about 100000 salary
from the government. AS colonel OF the
Seventeenth New York volunteer infan-
try and the Forty-second regular infan-
try for sever, years he received $4,000 a
year. or $4,000. AS major general, re-
tired, for thirty-five years he has re-
ceived s5,625 a year, aggregattng $lsS,-
SIS. AS representative in congress from
New York ft,r four years he received
IS 600 a year, or $4,000, and as minister
to Spain he received $l250O year. For
man with but one leg he ought not to
have any kick coming.
sss
with Bryan blowing hot on silverism
| in Iowa and Phillips blowing cold there
win be something of a "teeter-totter" in
democratic campaigning this fall.
ut is ra Their curious fact" says the
Waterbury American, that the new
governor of Porto Rico should be
classn1atc al Yale of the governor gem
eral Of the Philippines; that is. that
both Judge Taft and Judge Hunt were
In the class of '7s at New Haven. We
have no doubt that when 1t comes to
choose out Of the millions of eligible
Americans 4. governor for Cuba some
other member of the class Of rs at Yale
will find the honor thrust upon him. al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10

* ROM the Individual stand
va point the emotions and
~ the feelings are the deep.
est part Of our nature.
They constitute the core
around which the rest is formed. AS
Ribot says, an emotion is but the or
ganism itself under its dynamic as
pect.
1t follows from this that the first
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
.IoWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

1--WE are truly glad" says the Hum
boldt Republican, that taxation laws
are not party questions. for as such we
hope that members of all parties will
give us a law next winter that will bring
out every cent of the monies and credits
Il OF the state.''
AS to the great steel struggle the VIM
terset Madisonian observes that 'the
strike was a direct loss to the workmell,
not only in wages missed, but IN the
fact that the object for which they
contended is farther off than it was be-
fore"
The Dows Advocate is OF the opinion
that .'if there is anything more COLI
fused, loosely constructed and lacking
in system than the divorce system pf
this country, it has never been discov-
cred by mortal KEN"
The Montcur Courier notices that
"the Indian cases of late have caused
great deal OF comment and IT is
thought tnere lS an absence VI Jaw ~
regard to governing the Indians II
these people are wards of the govern
ment they should be strictly under the
control of the officers"
The Odebolt Chronicle urges that
free speech and free thought must be
tolerated in this republic, the individu-
al being responsible for the conse-
quences. Anarchy can be stifed only
by education. If the political dema-
gogues who try to incite the poor
against the rich could not find audiences
to listen to them there would be few
anarchists"
| AS the Mapleton Advocate puts it.
eve are the people, and we must be re-
spected, whether at fighting foreigners
or yacht racing"
In a doubling mood the Clinton Her
aid remarks: 1.-THE pass is to go. we
have been hearing of that for years. 1t
is easy to resolve. but harder TO ex-
ecute. The milk OF human Kindness
runs strongly in the veins Of xallH az
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
THE GOVERNMENT AND IRRIGATION.

The suggestion of government aid In
Iirrigating the arid regions of the west is
fast becoming demand. Every tray-
eler who visits the regions in Colorado
and Idaho that have been brought I'M
der cultivation by means of the irrigat-
ing ditch has marveled at the POSSIBLE
ties of the coil when ribbed and cross
ribbed with small streams Of muddy
water. One acre of desert when irrigat-
ed produces equal to five of ordinary
land, and the crop is always sure, as the
potato raisers on the arid farms Of Col
orado have learned this summer to their
profit.
Lieut.. Gen. Miles In an Interview at
Helena, Mont, recently, gave utterance
to some very positive views on the sub
ject. He had just passed thru many a
garden blooming in the desert. and had
been inspired with the possibilities of
irrigation. He ventured his opinion that
the federal government could we'll af-
ford to issue bonds to foster irrigation.
as it did in the building of the Pacific
railways. Our own Iowa congressman,
the windy Pete. has made the air ring
in the halls of congress with his elo-
quence calling for a halt in the extrav-
agant expenditure of money on worth
less rivers and harbors and the conces-
sion Of q farthing to the reclamation OF
arid lands.
The results Of irrigation have been
plainly demonstrated. There is no I'M
certainty about 1t. Money spent or
bonds issued by the government in con-
trolling water courses and irrigating
arid lands Immediately proves paying
Investment. On the other hand. the
day Of successful river traffic has
PASSED. II the Missouri and Mississippi
could be made as navigable as a ship
canal, which they can't. they would still
fail to compete with the railway as
thoroughfarcs OF commerce, for the sim
Pile reason that the river has not the
branch feeders reaching out in ever,
direction to the very doors of every fac.
I tory, elevator and barn. The hauling
mo matter what distance, can now b
done 80 cheaply that an extra loading
or handling necessary with river trans
lportation prevents successful competi-
|tion with the railway. Hence the utte'
uselessncss of pouring millions upol
millions of money into the rivers ant
harbors when the same money devoted
Ito the control of water sources and tn,
4 encouragement of irrigation would b.
sure to develop thousands of productive
acres from what is now worthless land
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
TOT Cause. Nioht Alarm.

lone night my brothers. baby was
taken with Group" writes Mrs. ]. c.
Snider. of Crittenden,s KY. land 1t
seemed that 1t would strange before we
could get a doctor, SO we gave 1t DR..
Kings New Discovery, which gave
quick relief and permanently cured It.
We always keep 1t in the house to pro-
tect our children from the Group and
whooping cough. 1t cured me of q chron-
ic bronchial trouble that no other rem
edy would relieve" Jnfallible for
coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles.
Fifty cents and 81. Trial bottles free.
George =. Powers.
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pi,tre,sina Stomach Disea ace.

Permanently cured by the mastery
power OF South American Nervine Ton.
lie Invalids need suffer no longer. be-.
cause this great remedy can cure them
Ali. It IL a cure for the whole world Of
stomach weakness and indigestion, The
cure begins with the first dose. The re-
lief it brings 10 marvellous and surpris.
Ing. It makes no failure; never disap.
points. No matter how long you have
suffered, your cure IL certain under the
use Of this great health-giving force.
Pleasant and always safe. Sold by G.
j. Lander. druggist, Marshalltowp,
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Another Cut II N.w York Rates.

The Chicago Great Western railway
makes further reduction in the round
trip rates to New York, giving privil-
eyes of stop-overs at Buffalo. Niagara
Falls, Washington. Baltimore and Phil
adelphia. Return limit has also been
extended. For further information ap-
ply to j. A. Ellis, ticket agent, Mar
,shalltown IA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
REpuBLIcAn STATE TICKET.

For Governor-A. B. CUMMINS. Polk
county.
For lieutenant Governor - JOHN
HERRIOTT, Guthrie county.
For Supreme judges. n. WEAVER,
Hardin county.
For Railroad Commissioners. G.
BROWN. O'Brien county.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-R. c. BARRETT. Mitchell coun-
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REpuRL lcAn COUNTY TICKET.

For representative B. F. CUM
MINGS.
For Supervisor tshort term>-c. E
s ARNEY.
For Supervisor efull term)-w H
JONES.
For County Treasurer-C. n. SMITH
For Sheriff.. j. SHOEMAKER.
For Superintendent Of Schools-MARA
=. HOSTETLER.
For Coroner-F. P. LIERLE.
For Surveyor-WILLIAM BREM-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10
ERola CANINE 1o EAI.

It is fair fall season. The public
health is good. The fruits of the year
are being enjoyed. The products of the
field are contributing to appetite. Much
Of both is being stored away. Cellars
ard larders are waxing full.
The preceding hot season "fried out
much human fat. Faces and forms be-
came thin. Now they are taking on new
life. Round and rosy cheeks are appear
ing. People are taking on fat. Their
forms are developing. The faces of the
young are blushing with tints. The
ching Of the elders are dropping down
with enlargement. The appetites of all
grow apace. Everything appeals to the
palate.
1t is Natures method of preparing fol
the severe strain of winter in this lati-
tuds. It is the Undertaking and over.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-10

n You Arc Going to CALIFORNIA;.
Apply to agents Chicago & Northwest
ern railway, about the third tourist
sleeping car service to Los Angeles and
San francisco. Round trip trouist tick
cts on sale daily.
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IX.-Fear and Anger.


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OF CHILD ss ssls 8, are sa4 the as as
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characteristic Of emotion is dind
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at point a
conditions largely const
tuted reactions the sen0 motor regions we have seen ARE
child observation shows that these tendencies
e tSe
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s ssn in ssos
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from the life life Of the ar On and
the states Of olgnatng in
the pas Of children
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others and the a Of these upon
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element Of control The natural soca1ns
thus the both IN a ana IN
the from ns4 .ng
Of this Kind which the an % Seas % %
woud speak
and with an not At to s spssl
for
pess wrote tie name
Sss ss.poasSs for her
knew as, ana
lady known to me
passing ed s1 she I na
really experienced thoughts her death
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enjoying a @
which then evident that Of
Of reaching these
Il. which
sps into sssss ss1asse1
the m n aeas M
which nevertheless cause
forgetting conscious
sary which VIII 60 further bringing
relationship all the elements Of soul and BODY (, shat n
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She
shs eaa see
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defended her from her enemies In lit
peacefully to sleep tss
half such an experience They remain with
%.s s esu n
frequently tell Of their feelings be
treated above
described method to take the earon
termination every case Where @ cno
does itsep treatment
psychological
working
nm toward dissolved by the
Aristotle Of all dramas
useful humanity dischargng emotions OF pity
rendered by all kinds OF stories invovne @
recOnciative
servant
who is careful to
as means gaining well exciting
the are the people VINO snou
beres ISSUE
emotions OF
middle ages hobgbns widespread These often repre-
nevertheless
nnbe Of doing imaginative embod
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-26
DE LA ISLA
DE CUBA.

Los sostenedores del General
Bartolome Masso, candidate demo
crAtico para Ia Pfesidencia de Cuba,
dirigen una energica campaf1a en- la
provincial de Puerto Principe.
Salvador Cisneros, Presidente
de una primitiva Rep1blica cubana,
que ataca al General Maximo Go :
mez y al senor Estrada Palma, el
candidate NAcionalista, diciendo que
el General Gomez es un as ssino, y
que 81 (Cisneros) tiene pruebas de
que Gomez fue causa de la muerte
de Varona y Castellanos C.sneros
Palma fueron prisioneros duran
to la Ultima guerra.
Refiriendose Palma dice Cis-
neros: <Es partidario del Sensdo
Platt ese asesino de nuestra liber-
Cisneros aconseja a Maximo Co.
mez que no vaya q Puerto Principe
puesto que 81 desea salvarlo de Ia
horca, de Ia cual escape en- 1873,
cuando abandono la espada por la
poEtica. Cisneros agrega que no
sabe como Antonio Macso no ahor
CO a Gomez entonces por su propo.
sicion de rendirse.
Dice que aunque ell ejercito Gu
bano esta temporalmente disuelto,
los cubanos, en- vez de votar por
Palma, haran de Gomez Palma
muestras de la <Ley Spotorno.s Es-
ia Ley fue aprobada por ell Gobier.
no revolucionario de Cuba, y SEN
tenciaba a muerte todo oil que en-
traba en- arreglos de pAz con los es
pa11oles.
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La eStatua de Colon.

Hemos estado observando dete
nidamente la estatua de Cristobal
Colon desde su base. hasta su extre-
mo. y ap6na mucho yer que una O.
bra que ha costado al pueblo de Pto-
Rico tantlsimos miles de pesos, Sc
encuentre en- tai estado de abando-
no,
En- uno de los lados donde apa-
recon hecha con lstras de bronco las
inscripciones:
sCrist6bal Col6n-P Puerto- Rico.,
la de Ia primera palabra y la ] de
Colon, as1 como y o de Puerto y la
y de Rico han desaparecido.
Uno de los adorncs de las esqui-
ma, de la base, que representa- la qui
LA de una carabela, no existe Hay
que aradir esto, la suciedad, que
en- los arededores Sc observa Aquel
es ell lugar que han escogido los chi
quillos para conner cana, chinas,
castanas y otras frutas, lanzsndo So
bre los escalones les bagazos des-
perdicios
De rscostar las csbezas, q. STEM
pre- tlenen grasa, en- los diferentes
sitios donde SO sienta tanta gente
CONS ALI % hace, SO ven los mancho
nes de sucio sobrs. la piedra.
Pero somos asf; en- los primeros
liempos de haberse levantado ese
monumento, So orden6 & la policfa
que cuidase, al Inspector que vigila-
sc gus se cumpliersn las orlenes, y
al CONCEAL 6 Diputado que no per.
diera de vista todo cuanto le estu
viera encomendado; pero hoy va no
hay guariias, nj inspectores, nj di-
putados, nj nadie que vigils nj qua
attends NADIA de esto.
POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
taoo So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que costo $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
maremos AP
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Jose de Diego,
AbogadO y NOtariO,
Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
UTIL PROYECT0.
Un gran edifiCiO.

Hemos dido decir que nuestro
Gobierno tiene en- estudio un buen
proyecto, que de realizarlo sera de
conveniencia y utilidad general.
Parece que Sc trata de adquirir
por compra los solares que ocupan
Ia Parroquia de San Francisco y Ia
Capilla del mismo Santo, pertene-
cisnte q Ia Orien Tercera Francisco
ns. Dichos solares unidos al que
ocupa el ex-cuartel de San Francis
co, junto q los referidos temples
formaran un vastfsimo solsr.
En- ese solar, Sc levantara un edi
ticio de tr es pisos, al estilo moderno.
En- Ia planta baja Sc instalaran to-
das las oficinas de Correos y Tele
grafos con 10 holgura que reclaman
tan importantes ramos de servicios
p1blicos.
En- el segundo piso, las oticinas
de Juzgados Municipales. Departa'
mentos de Educacion, Tesoreris,
Interior y el Tribunal de Distrito.
En- ell tercer piso ell Tribunal
Supreme y la Corte de Circuito, con
todos sus anexos.
En- la parte Principal de este
piso, ocupando Ia fach ada con vista
q Ia plaza SO dice Sc intalaran las
Camaras legislativas, y en-. el piso
ba1o en- igua' posicion el salon de
sesiones del Consejo Executive.
El proyecto abarca grandes me-
joras para centros importantes de
administration y gobierno, y esas
oficinas sera1 decoradas con gusto y
con fort.
Ell proyecto nos gusta, tanto
por su circunstsncia de quitarnos de
Ia vista el actual edifcio que no tie
ne ondicion alguna de bellezs, cuan
to pcrque esas obrss, representan
dineros que Sc riegan en- ell pals, con
los cuales ganan todas nuestras
clases sociales.
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Las COmpraS direCtaS

Un Ola y otro hemos de aconss
jar q nuestrcs detallistas, hagan un
esfuerzo de una vez. y pidan direc'
tamente & los E stados u nidos sus
efectos.
Como hoy 50 verifica ell conner
clio absolutamente de contado resul .
ta'para los compradores en- pequef1o,
igual, comprar aqui que en- ell Nor
to.
rodo esta en- saber distribuir el
pequef1o capital conque SO cuente,
de modo que las exjg sneias de la
venta, puedan atendersa en- lC que
llsga el primer pedido.
Una vez hecha esta combina'
cion, va se sabe que semanalmente
ell detallista puede recibir en- los
vapo1es americanos los efsctos soil
citAdos en- lista; sin que Sc de el cs 50
de que el comisionado dele de aten
der sus facturas, pues esta en- ell buen
nombre de este, y en- el interes de
su propio negocio.
Que gauara mas ell detAlista
ese no hay nj que decirse, pues com
prando un tipo mas bajo tiene que
resultarle, 6 mas ganaccias, mas
vents, y en- uno L otro caso sale
beneticiado
Precise es ir buscandole la
vualta q los negocios, y salirse de la
rutina,
Y entiendan nuestros conner
ciante al por menor, que como 10
que piensa ell moro 10 piensa el cris
tiano, pudiera darse ell case de que
capitales americanos, en- pequeflo,
enprendieron ese trafico, hicieran
10 que ellos estan tempo ahora de
hacer y les convene evitar que ha'
gan aquellos.
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Arbitri0S muniCipaleS.
NueVaS petiCiOneS.

Como va por ell Ayuntamiento
no Sc cobran las licencias por linn
piezas de letrinas, Ia "Liga" ha pre-
sentado instancias a los centros su-
periores para que no Sc exija tampo-
co ell arbitrio por limpieza de algibes
y que Sc devuelvan las sumas cobra
das por ambos conceptos, va que
esos arbitrics fusron suspendidcs
por el Tesorero.
Tambien ha irsistido la "Liga"
deje de cobrarse ell arbitrio de visitas
sanitariss, fundandoss en- que no 10
autorizs la Ley Municipal y no esta
aprobado por el Consejo Ejecutivo.
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Don Evaristo M artinez, ra pre- :
pres entante de la empresa del tran
via de Bayamon, ha rsgalado 50 q
cada uno de los individuos que Sc
lnnzaron al aqua y sacaron al mari
nero Jose RIGS.
UN DORMITORIO con entra
da Independence, en- el.sitio mas
centIico de esta capital, con exec
lents asistencia, familia respectable,
Sc ofrece para una dos personals
Informaremos en- esta imprenta al
que 10 interese. s
Ca la dia llega mas esmerada-
mente impreso y mas interesante
nuestro estima ado colega Ella Voc
de la Patria, que Sc edits en- Maya
gtisz. Bien Sc conoce que anda por
alli a acerta la dire ccion del exper-
to am go Matos Bsrnier.
LOS sABROsOs licores que
Sc confeccionan en- Csyey en- la fa-
brica de J, Arenas cada dia tienen
mas aceptaci6n Ademas del ron
viejo marcs <Escudcs, y Ella Copa,,
SO encuentran al!i Auis fno cara
banch | superior, buena Ginebra en-
frascts y damejuanas, Auis ado CO.
rrlente superior calidad, Vino dalce
sin val. Sc hacen tambien cremas
y licorcs de frltss para quienes 10
solicitor. Limpieza prontitud y es
nero. Ventas al por mayor.
Hemos recibido un ndnero de
Ia sCconica Iofantil, IL Vega Baj
publication dsdicsda los nifos y
que como es natural trae lectura en-
prosa y verso dedicada q ese simpa-
tico elemento.
e, Inspector General de Higie-
ne esta practicando vista en- ell pue
bio de Utuado.
La Directiva del Casino de Ma
yaguez. ha quedado contituide, re.
sulbando reeIecto para ell cargo de
Presllente ell senior don Antonio
Anil Negroni.
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+ En- Utuado Sc prepara la insta
lacion de cuatro escuelss. iMuy
bien!
En- los establecimientos bal
neareos Sc acostu mbra hacer tomar
al epfermo Ia mayor cantidad de
aqua, pues es bien sabido que esta
absorve las sustancias nCcivas del
ORGANISING; despuss Sc le sd ninistra
el baf1o de vapor para hacerle elimi-
mar por medic del sudor las impure
zas absorvidas por ell aqua, y Sc con-
tintia este tratamianto hasta que ell
paciente haya recobrado Ia salud
Paede usted darse estos baflos en- su
casa con ell gabinete que verde
ell doctor Sanjnrjo, Fortaleza %, q
$6 so
El Sargento Reyes, de Csguas,
obtuvo de aquel comercio que cerra-
Sc sus establecimientos de bebidas q
las 8 lie la noche, ell dia "a.
<La Dulcs Alianzs, de Calde-
ron Aviles & CO, esta rspleta de iu
guetes preciosisimos J variados. To
dos Sc han deoidido hacer allf sus
conpras porque dicou que es donda
SO vende bueno y ba-aso.
C:ecs Ell rumor pdblico de que
nos visitarA una gran compsf1fa dra
matica ea la cual tigura la ceiebre
Tubau.
! Sc alquila en- C.tafio Ia casa
num7ro IA de Ia calle del Tranvia,
muy cerca del muelle del vapor.
Tiene h abitaciones, buen a gi-
be inagotsb.e, jardfu y patio con
arboles.
Inform ara su duefia. San Jose
II altos, en- esta Capital.
n 10 10
Al Ayuntamiento de Penuelas
Sc ha preseata1o uaa sclicitud por
varies vecinos pidiendo Sc titule ca
lie sMuf1oz Rivera, a Is del <Comer
clio, de aquella poblacion.
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ron asf mfsmo muy bien. El recita
do del alumno Adolfo Vive en- in
giles, era ingles puro y correcto. La
nina Elena Palma tiene nervio Y f.
bras de habil declamadora. iBien
por ambos y por todos los educan-
dos!
El digno Presidente de la Junta
escolar Doctor Sains obsequi6 la
concurrencia y nif1os con sabrosos
dulces. Esta galanterfa del bonda-
doso galeno, fue Ia miel sobre ho
juelas, del hermoso acto.
Nuestro APPLAUSE al Principal
senior Aponte.
Ell LCORRESPONSAL.
"A Dcbre 1901.
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Sala de SOCOrrOs.

Curados Gregorio Castaf1eda de
uno confusion con rasguf1o sobre la
region meto csrpiana de la mano de
recha, Ezequiel Cepeda de una heri-
da producida por un casco de bote-
la, de centfmetros longitud sobre
ell talon del pie izqulerdo, Carmen
Marrero de contuslones q Ia cara y
cuello y Juan Ojeda de una herida
incisa de cent1metros longitud en-
Ia region plantar derecha.