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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
JONES BATS UMPIRE.

New York. Aug. 6.-The Pittsburgs
made o clean sweep of the series by shut
ting the New Yorks out yesterday I'm
five-inning game. The locals could not
hit Chesbro at all. Jones OF New York
kicked on n strike in the fifth inning. and
on being told TO play ball or get out or
the game by. the umpire. walked up close
TO the umpire and was then told to get
out OF the grounds. The player grabbed
the umpire by the arm and took a swing
at him with his left. Emslie's mask fell
of and McGraw. running up, pulled
Jones away. Jones then got his glove
and left the field Score by innings:
Innings ....................'l
frttsburg ..............-..s" v w
Hits--Pittsburg 7. New York 1. Errors
--Pittsburg 0, New York !. Batteries
Chesbro and o'Connor. Taylor and Bres-
nahan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

games at Adelaide Park this afternoon.
Farmer, the new catcher OF the Grays,
opened very auspiciously yesterday; may
he continue.
with the long series OF home games now
coming the Providence team should i'm
prove it's standing very materially; espe-
cially II those new players report.
Pat Donovan manager of the Cardinals.
has little confidence in college players fe
says: "Collegians are all right when
things break even for them: but they
can't stand criticism on and off the field
like the graduates from the lots.
The Detroit management Is leaving no
stone unturned TO get a winning team to-
gether for next years pennant struggle.
5hortstop Eiberfieid induced to af-
fix his name TO contract for 1903.
Buffalo is now the worst thing that
ever happened. according TO the papers of
that city When the aggregation was on
top, nothing but the National league was
good enough for the town. but now the
team has been beaten three straight by
Burnhams despised tail enders, all hands
will be sent TO the shambles. May they
rest III peace.
Mike Walsh, the new Toronto outfieldcr.
formerly played with the Woonsocket
Gyms He played FIVE years with the
Georgetown university team.
Before leaving home on the last trip
Catcher Steelman of the Worcester team
had several hats made with rubber cores
in the sides so he could get them on with
out a shoe-horn.-Toronto Star.
Mugsy McGraw In the role OF peace
rnakerl VIII wonders never cease. Mugsy
must have experienced religion since
hitching up with Andy Freedman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
srALLINGs CRIES BABY.

Buffalo. Aug. Newark beat Buffalo In
a long drawn out battle. Manager Stall
lings will protest the game on the ground
that the 18th inning was played after sos
O'clock which Is contrary TO the Eastern
l<ague rules. Buffalo took the 1905 train
IgaSt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
WORCESTER.

Sacrifice hts-Stafcrd. Clancy. TWO
base hit-Stcelman. Home run-Raub.
First base on baiis-Off Magee 2. Struck
out--By Magee /; by Pappalau 4. Hit by
pitched ball-Frisbee. Double play-Dele-
hanty TO Connaughton. Umpire--Sharkey.
Time-1h. 35m.
HALLTGAN LOOSE AGAIN.
Rochester,. Aug. 1.-The Bronchos won
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
JERSEY CITY.

Home runs-Blake Stolen bases-Hayden.
Blake. Sacrifice hits-Phelps g Blake.
Shindle. Griffin. Shoch First base on
pitched ball-McCann. Struck out-By
Becker 8; by McCann 2. Ummres-Hinn
and Mcnamara. Time-2h.
Second Game.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

Toronto. Aug, 1.-The game between To- %
eonto and Providence yesterday mao 70 ne
called i'm the last half OF the seventh In
ming to enable the visiting team TO make
Irain connections TO be in Providence for
the next scheduled game. AT that time
Toronto was in the lead by a SCOPE OF
20 l. having done some very timely hitting
and errorless tielding. The honors were
largely with Bruce In his pitching, bat
ting and helding. Conn had bad inning
ln the fourth. when he issued four passes
and made a wild throw This period or
ronto's hits, netted three runs and prac-
fically decided the game. Providence had
Q new catcher in the game and he made
and using the stick effectively The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
JERSEY CITY.

Saorifice hits-Phelps. Frances ;. Stolen
base,-Blake. Double play-Dillon (unas-
sisted) First base on balls-Off McFarlan
Struck ort--By McFarlan 2. by Barnett 8.
Umpires-McNamara and Rim. Time
IN V,fn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
BALTIMORE TAKES ONE.

Hlts-Baltimore III, Detroit Errorr
Baltimore 0. Detroit 2. Batteries
wiltse and Smith, Mullin and Buelow.
AMATEUR TURNED TRICK.
Cleveland Aug. 7.-Smith, a local anna
teur, outpitched Rube Waddell yester-
day. Cleveland winning In the ninth on
singles by Bay and Lajoie. II was Wad-
delrs first appearance In Cleveland. Score
by innings:
c,lama.ags Innings ."' SS . . g
Philadelphia -. 0 0 0 8 0 o. 4
Hits-Cleveland ~. Philadelphia .. Err
rors-Cleveland 2. Philadelphia /. Bat
teries-Smith and Bemis, Waddell and
Schreck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto. 8: Providence, ].
Newark. s.; Buffalo. Ni2 nningS)
Montreal, 4: Worcester. ].
Rochester. So: Jersey city. 40
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. 2: New York. O.
Brooklyn n-Cincinnati-Rain.
Philadelphia-ch -chicago--Rain.
Bospon-St. Louis-Rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. s: Philadelphia. 4.
baltimore, 2, Detroit. 1.
Chicago, 5: Washington. 2.
Boston, Z; st. Louis. o.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Fall River. IL: Concord. ..
.CoNNECTICUT LEAGUE
Springfield, s.; Hartford 3.
Meriden. 4: New London, z:
New Haven. 4; Norwich. :.
bridgeport. s: Waterbury. J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Chicago.
Baltimore at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Boston at st. Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
BUFFALO.

Hemming J. Struck out--ByAmole 5; by
Hemming T. Home run-Thacke ra- Three
base hi'-Grlmshaw. Two-base hits.Law'
Atherton. Hemming stolen bases--Brain,
Grimshaw, Hayward. Mct5anewell Dou-
BILE plays-Atherton 20 Grimshaw; Daly TO
Devlln TO McGamewell; Mcintyre TO Dew
lin to McGamewell. Umpire-Egan. Tine
--2h. Ism.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Won. Lost. PC.
Toronto ...........ss.s vO 80 wv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

Mrs. Collier Downe-It's terrible the
way the price OF meat went up.
Collier Downe-That's right. If to-
day you eat porterhouse. tomorrow
you're liable TO eat In the poorhouse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Worcester al Providence.
Rochester at TORONTO.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Newark at Jersey City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
Time--1h. som.
Two out when game was called.
ONE OF RAUB'S HOMERS.

Montreal, Aug. 7-Raub's homo run
with a man on bases put Montreal In the
lead In the sixth. Magee pitched great
ball Worcester's only run being due 10
q hit by pitcher a sacrifice, on which
Frisbee made two bags. and fly 20 the
Uutfeld. Pappalau was put out OF the
game In the seventh for using bad Ian
guage to the umpire. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
PROVIDENCE.

Runs--Bannon 2. Massey z. Miller-b.
Conn-i Three-base htis-Massey. Ban
non, Conn. Sacrifice hits-Downey. Walsh
Corridor. Hit by pitched ball-Masey
Struck out--By Conn 4: by Bruce I. First
base on balls-By Bruce j: by Conn g.
Stolen bases-Brennan, Bannon. Miller
Wagner Umpire-Cox.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
KAHoE THE CULPRIT.

ST. Louis. Aug. 7.-Kahoe lost a heart
breaking game for st. Louis yesterday
by a wild throw TO third in the sixth
ninth. when. with the bases full and d
run needed 20 tie. he was caught off
third base for the final out. The wind-up
of the game was the most exciting seen
here this season. Score by innings
pdntan 5na,nss ..... .. J Sst 3 :
st. Louis ........ o. 8
Hits-Boston II. St. Louis ~. Errors
Boston 2. ct. Louis 2. Batteries-Dineen
and Criger. Powell and Kalve.
PATTERSON sTEADIED.
Chicago, Aug. THE visitors batteo
Patterson savageiy at the start, but after
the first inning secured only one hit of
him. The locals pounded Carrick for
three singles and two doubles, their first
time up. Lee pitching the remainder OF
the game. Score by innings:
cbTGaRSg bbpTniRgs ...... ...., % 5ss SIS
Washington -. Q 0 o o 0 0 o. 2
Hits-Chicago lS, Washington l. Err
rors-Chicago 4. Washington l. Batteries
Patterson and Mcfarland. Carrick, Lee
and Clarke.
BALTIMORE TAKES ONE.
Detroit, Aug. 7-wiltses good pitching
was given splendid support and Balti-
more won the opening OF the series. Two
hits and steal of third base by McFrar-
land scored Baltimore's first run and sue
cessive singles by Williams. Arndt and
Mellor brought IN the second one. Two
hits, a base on balls and Wiltse's wild
pitch were responsible for Detroit's run.
Score by innings:
Innings ....... /
Baltimore ...... ] o.
Detroit ......... 0 0 0 0 o. /
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
DIAMOND DUST

The Grays opened long series OF home
games at Adelaide Park this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

Mugsy McGraw In the role OF peace
rnakerl VIII wonders never cease. Mugsy
must have experienced religion since
hitching up with Andy Freedman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

Mike Walsh, the new Toronto outfieldcr,
formerly played with the Woonsocket
Gyms. He played FIVE years with the
Georgetown university team.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

Hits-Boston II. ST. Louis H. Errors
Boston 2. ct. Louis 2. Batteries-Dine'
and Criger. Powell and Kalve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

Hits-Chtcago lS, Washington T. Err
rors-Chicago L. Washington l. Batteries
Patterson and Mcfarland. Carrick, Lee
and Clarke.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-18
-iLos dies que copssgraba & 80

-jLos dies que coussgraba 6 50
familis On Saint Msur!
Despues, pArtiendo de 10 opini6n
da Lsgande, - emprendi5 con su
biftec y prsgru.6 & 10 criads 81 hs'
bfa en- Ia casa mas vino hlanco del
que ace 2aba de sorviriss,
-Si seGor--contsst6 Flayie, di'
rigiendosa 1 un A24Aaric.
-DfgSle uats6 & Nj f6n quo 70
10 he pedido para btindSr ! su ga.
1ud. 49,.
Despnes do slraorzar, los dcs
amigos tomaron cafe, y 81 POGO rA'
to Sc levantaron, cogieron sus som
breros y se dirigieron & 10 puerta,
&C com pc fiados de Flsvia.
Ole quieren ustedes Qua le di'
"a de su rarts & M. Nation. .
-Dig&le usted, contssto Mou'
chette. que el dusilo de, paraguas de
Ernestina ha sstsdo aquf con ne
amigo.
-iQae el dUefo del pArsssss de
10 aefiora ha estaao Aqul con un snf'
&C?
ESQ ss.
,.Bueno, sef1oE; Sc 10 dire en-
cusnso llegue.
MoatoyeuU.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-18
.RulnOreS de alianza
francO-eSpa1ola.
.Francia libre en- Argelia
y Espaffa libre en- Cana
rlas.
La preSenci2 de M. Camb0n
en- ESpa1a eS Ia Senal de que
Ia alianZa eS Cierta.

Roma Octubre 4-M peri6dico
sLR TtiounaS publica nm inSsrasan.
te despacho de su correspopsal on
Paris, ell cual asegura haber celebra
do impCrt&ntes entravistas con NJ.
gunos personaies infiuyentfsimos en
EspsnA.
El corresponsal hahl6 con estos
senores AcerCR de las n0ticias qre
circular sobre una alianzs de Fran.
ci& CON Espsli&.
Los altos pergonsjes aspaGolsa
mGnifeaSsron su creenci. de Que el
ministeo de Negccics Extrsnjeros
franc6s M. Deicass6 tiens Ell decidi-
do proposito do llevs- fsliz t6rni-
no con Espa1a MI tratado rslativo &
Marruaecs y ssmejants al que uns
& Italia CON 10 repdblica trancssa en-
ID question de Tripol;.
De estG suerte Francis podr&
conaiderarse en- Argelis complets
mente libre y seQura.
Los persCnaies espencles no sc
recatan para aseGur8r MI corrsspon.,
sal que In opinion pdblica en- Espa.
Ma es shora mas favorable & una
alianzA COZ Francia que nunca.
En- una aliarza semojsnte, Es.
pans llavarfa 10 mira princi1 q fsinla
de conservar las BAlesres y las Ca.
narias.
La slianza CON Inglaterr. para
este objeto serfa Hctualmeata impo-
sible, porque los ing. .eses se han hs
cho antip aticos & los espaf1oles.
Con AlemAniA tampoco serfa ia
Gil el acuerdo, pues adn est& vivo eli
recuerdo del golpe de mano que los
alemanes pretendferon dar en- las
Carolinas.
LIE queda, pues, 6 Espn1a como
hnica fuerzA que pueda syadarie 6
garan5izar su dominic en- las Balea
res y en- las Cansrias ID Alianza con
Ffancia.
La sefial de que M. DslcassS pien
so realizar el convenio es el nombra.
miento de monsieur Camb6n para
embsjsdor de Ia repdblica francesa
en- Madrid. -..
Espaf1a debe precaverse contra
los planes de otl as potencias que
quisiersn spYovecharse de su situa
ci6n actual, pero 81 Va & 10 slianza
con Francia necesita t&mbien ir so.
bre seguro,.
Ua avgumento de que podr& va.
lerse monsieur Camb6n con ell go
bierno espAf1ol es el de converter &
10 dinastfs reiuante de que sin faltsr
& los debares de nsci6n amiga, Fran
cia podrfa dejsr en- libertad oil parti..
do rapuDlicAno que tiene por pro-
grama el estabIe: iwiento del T6gi-
men republican, en- Espafia
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I'm h0mbrs hOlfad0.

Senor Editor. --Sirvase informar
6 sRs lectores que 81 me escriben CON
dsancislmente les mandkrS por co
rreo en- earta aellsds Ell plan cue ss'
guf y por el cua1 oDtave el restshla
cimiento permaaents y compaclo de
mi salud y viFor vs.ronl despu6s dc
amos de sufrsmiertcs Ia asbiliGad
nsrviosa, p6rdidsg ncaturnss y psE.
tss d6biles y asrofadas.
No Gu mi i&es. sonsegsir 5ine-o
de nadie; fxi rohado y estafaao por
charlAtanes, hsata perSsr L. f6 del
G6nero humano, pero yraeias q Dies
estoy ahofa Eisn Sisoroso y fssrta,
y con dsseo dc haeer conncer G todos
este rsu4sdio s'sra, dc caras 90.
No tanieado nads asa vsnse2 q!
grs snviar G.. A. D.. no 6ssao dina.
70.
D.yseei6n: ID, Brsnt, Box gslfay
Mich. RI. UU. 8 lso..
n .
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la Ietreta De aDQl he.
IH GODernadOr pre- enciaDa el
eSpec ctaculO deSde los SalOneS
de Ia Tesoferla ] Ayantamien-
!. to.

Un honito y animado aspecto
cfrecfa anochs Il plaza principal
Dasda artes de In ocho estaba
u plsxA dc bOte an bOte, aAf como
los BALCONIES de las casas dc los alre-
dedores.
Ei Gobarnador desde II iuten-
aencia primArO VI destie eI Ayunta-
miento despres, presenciaba elses-
pectfsulo
Iss bAndsa del battalion puerto
rrique no. polite d insulsr y nif1os de
beneficenci& riv&liEAron con gusto y
maestifs en- II eiecuci6n de las pie.
zas. aiendo todos muy aplsudiaos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-18
G r A N S "A S TR RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTkLEZA %. ALLEN ST. 29,

En- este antigua y acreditado es-
tablecimiento aGemas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Irajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas esi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de cosba-
tas, tirantes, hgas, paraguas je-
roveses, cuellos, puhos, camisas ne
gligee blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y EXCLUSIVES para
Frak y Snokin y otros articulos
para caballeros.
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Fl Rey de Espalla'
Il los Estados JJridos.
Vista en- pfOyecto

Londres de Ostubre. I'm indi.
vidnO del Cabinets espallol, que Ac-
tualmente se encuentra cd Londres,
interrogalo acerca de ID &nunciada
Aliarz franco espa fiola y sobre el
programs naval de Espads, asi, co.
mo sobre Otras ruestionas de csr r.c-
ter interna cional,. SO ha exprasadO
en- los siguientes t6rminos-
La AliAnzR franco espaGOla no
existe, pero demnestra bisn clara
maute que en- este csso, como an
o'ros mushcs, III dese0 es padre del
pensonaSento.. En los momentos &C.
tuaies estAraos tomsHdo una hcia
grEnde dsl libro de 10 diplomaeiA
Emericana. No qneremos xliarxss
comrrometedoras, 81 no que trAta-
mos de engrandecer nuestro CO.:
merci0, que es fuente de nuegtra ri.
quezss
<El Ray 60 muy popular, y es.
t& dando sobradas prusbas de IT,
lento Y huan aantido polft;co. Tisne
Gn deseo immense, muy natural por
ctra psrte en- su edad, de yer mum
do; = 40 oE 8 ante, estk decidido an
no Eslir de Espaf1a hssta tanto que
40 hays yisisado los mzs Ieconditos
lugares de 10 Patria, pon:6 adose en-
contacto ditecto CON todas las classes
sociales. Daspues, es probable que
visite uno dos psises.s
<Sn Majestad ess& mny ansioso
por YER in Am6rics, y quien sab8 sf
en- Ell porvenir se paede arreglsr una
visitR de esa nAturaleza. Gfacias en-
primer lugar oil tacto exqni alto del
Ministro de los Estados Unidos en-
Madrid, y las expreeiones del en-
viado especial de squel pals en- 10
ceremoria de L. coronaci6n, no exis'
to actualmente en- Espafia otro sen.
timiento que el de Ii mas viva sim.
patfa por los e ,tados Unidos de
Norte Americas
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DON SALVADOR FULLADOSA y
MIR Presidents del Tribanal de
DISTRITO de Humacao.

Hsgo saber que por providen-
eia de IL del corriente dia t .ds en- el
procedimiento ejecn two que siguen
loa Sres. Fritze Lundt y Ca, Mr.. z.
D. FL. Luce y el Banco E:pafiol de
Pto-Riso contra don IndAleci D Lo-
PEE Gomez, en- cobro de nm ere aito
hipotecario, Sc manda sacar 6 pdbli.
ca subastR por termino de 20 dias Y
pr eci0 de cuarents mil dollars en- que
h& sido valorada, 10 inca siguiente:
Ri stisa, radicada en- el bRrrio de
Csndelero abaj del termino munici.
pal de Hdmacao, destinAda 6 10 siem
bra de ca1las dulces y elaboration de
Azdcar, nombrada eAustralia., com.
puests de 474 cusrdss 78 c6utimos
de otrs, de terreuo ilano, sobre uA.
40 y alto, equivalentes 4 1856 hect&.
re&s, 64 Areas y 68 centiareas, conte.
nisndo dos casss serreras de made.
ras cubiartas con tejas de bArro des-
tiaAaas 6 vivienna: otra casa de mann
posterfA, tsrrera, cubiefsa de hero
galvanizAdo, des tinadA & aImacen de
fsetas co1 una chimeneA al costado
Osste contrui3a con ladrillOs: otra
casa cubisrta con hierro gAlv&njzaao
destinada trapiche, hoy maquina.
-ia de vapor. Otras tres casss Pc
queffas tesrerasA de MADEIRA, dos ca.
biartas de hierro gAlvanizado y la O.
tr& de psia "a rsnchones cubiertos
de hero galvanizAdo; y coiil6a ell
total de esta fncs por Ell Norta con
terrsuos de IL Sueu. de don Antonio
Santory Bsnvenuty. CON otros de Pc
trona Lsf, con otros de Jose Robls.
do, de Andres Ofsz, de Domingo
DisS y de Inocencio Guzman; por
el Sur con terrenos de 10 Sucn. de
Pedro Ragslaa0 Lopez, de Juan Laf
de Abad Rubiedo: de Absd Gomez y
con 10 haeield& BasnAvista de Lati.
nar y CO. y por Ell Este con la cita :
do hacienda B7enavists, con terre.
nos de IL sucn. de Pedro Regalado
Lopez y con ot-os de 10 sucn. de An.
tonic Santory y por el Oeste co1 to-.
rren0s dc Dolores Borque.
Esta finca 10 adquiri6 don Iuda'
iacio Lopez Gomez por com 2rA 4 d.
Matias Gros on escrituFx otorga 10 O..
de Julio de 1892 ante Ell Nosario
don MarcGlino Estsvaaez, habiendo
sldo agrupAda ssg6n otra escritura
de 81 de Agcsto de 1900 otorgada en-
Humacao ante el Notario don Anto'
MO de Audrey, iascribi6ndose en- el
Rsgistro de Ii Psopiedad co -reepcn.
diente III folio 2l0 del tcmo II de Hu
macao, inscription 1a de ID finca no
818.
La subssts sc calebrar& ante es'
te Teibcnsi ell dis 10 de Novi smbre
pro2imo las 2 de IL tards: SO ad.
visr5e que 70 se admitir&n posturss
que NO cubran las dos tercerAs par
| tes del vaicr de Ia fines; cue para to-
mar parte en- IL mi sma daber4n los
licits dores consignar previament ts
en- In mesa del tribunal Ell 10 2 pq6 efec
tive de dicho vaior y que se confor.
marAn con 10 t;tulacion obrante en-
sutos.
Y para 10 insercitn del presente
edieto sn el peri6dieo Ella Cores
pondeneia de- Pto .Rlco, sse expide en-
Anlnacao & 15 de Ostnbre do 1902.
SALVADOR FULLADosA.
Jose Gabriel Gonzalez,
,SscrstariO.
3V.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-12

You have influence Use it. See to it that deafening noises and foul odors and unhealthful practices are stopped
 But, before you attempt to cast out the mote from the public eye. reflect a little for fear the beam of selfishness is in your own eye. Are you maintaining a public nuisance? Do you practice on your piano before other people are up and after they have gone to bed? Is your husband learning to play the flute? Are your children allowed to run wild and whoop and yell, regardless of the woman who is writing a book in the apartment above you? Do you keep a dog and does he bark with sheer dog spirits and the delight of living and do you encourage him in it. regardless of the poor spinstcr within hearing who hates CUTS?
 If you do any of these things you are not a good citizen. If your husband does them, and you do not try to infiu ence him to desist. you are not a good citizen. If you are not training your boys and girls in thoughtfulness and con- sideration to their neighbors and friends; if you do not train them to stand m for their rights and to demand that when good laws are enacted they shall be en- forced by the weight of a perseverine public opinion, you are lacking both as mother and as good citizen; you are not doing your duty to your children or to your country or to yourself. ..l..ls z