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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-05
SGrViCiO
de P0liCla

Han sil0 datAnii0G E aimundo
VAGUE, pOr pg cdr Tomas Mo-
r4ups, Manue Z lss DOR r.11A y as-
tacdalJ con o0~ individuos mas que
80 die~nr a. f g., rno d. Hos es
Juan Bus6 E u4 10 Garcia y Do
mirgo RaA g. Fa!con Plaza per
pretot dar agredir co1 machate en-
y aQu e TiIi, Roma y atontado al
polio JOE Perez, Manuel Cslderon
y FrapCi, c. Vargas por esca 3dalo E
intentar rtGljr, ocupandcle una en-
uhills al primerc, Jos6 Sauchez Mi,
Ian, m@rincro de la gOleta Scotis,
DOT escaadalo y amenf rs 4 Agustin
B ntiL6 al guar1ia VA,g, ~, Els
t>Qulo Milan pIr a5ropoll@r Mntfa
RUIZ 2 deteni1a Marfa Ruiz pOr es.
caudelC.
Han sido d2tecido3 Zscarias
Ma tinez por hgtadir Con una Gu
emilia & Ricardo,C6r1ova, Gervasio
G>nz slcz poT &gre lir eon una pie
ORA jose Hernandez, veCi2o de
Poerta de Terra, S. Canmsdio~,
S re- 9uto de ArtllIori& Sc p0r afro
peilAr & Avelino Cueto y Diouicio
Gopz@lGz. Sa1tis g RcsA por esc&1-
dalo Y p:ov0cacIones & Ambrosio
II eTnACCeZ,
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Cdta1O pid0 aqua.

Las pob!aciores que contribuyen
sost9uer las car 6 ss pub ict s, de-
ben atend9rse. E. Cate no que Sc
cuerta en- eSe rnnerO, estan sus mo-
radOr9s muef tos de eed Y no hay
quien 50 maeva para remediar este
nal. Es contada la c3sa qua tiaue
sgua y las pCcas qua tienen, la ne
c. sitan I ara su consume. mieutras
et pueblo IN general sta sufrieudO
d Led al extreme que hoy ha llega
do casa de IN amigo nuestro una
pt bre mujer, pedir per Dios un
j&fro de aqua para hacer su des3yu-
nc.
Pareee ju>to, por no decir obi
E storic, qu9 el Sr. A cAloe de Baya.
no. que tan am 60 DEL pueblo hs ST.
90 9ieupre, Q4e tantO inter 6 ba
dtmc stra3o por ese pueblo que ad-
mioiz,r tone mGdidss inmediAtas
ordene que de Bay4m6u ee trsjg ,
& ga Cat fl0 p~ra di>ipar uu POGO
In e. g aque'lCs pcb-es b b5antas
qa9 taCt1 ayod4u 8 BAgam6n para
sd pro perlchd
Sr Matsu, h ,bla el pueblo de
G tan, quisn V eat@ en- ell deb: r
de cir y | Ql3 pi4e q ia tan dentro
de Ia az5u y IL j4sticia, qne espera
s9la IT ,n0i1o.
Aqua S.. A'cslda de Ba7am63,
aqua pArA los vecioos de CAtan?,
que 80 mueren de sed.
In vecin0.
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NEW-Y0RK Express.

Fecunds na eido Ia samana en-
ac0ptecimief t0s.
Sa1to S Dumont, ell intr6pido a
raonSut& trs ISL emo, ha dAdo Ia rots
as iUpoItaute con sa pc igc0sa
avenbura en- Ia bahia de MonscJ, de
Ia cual escape con vida n2ilAgrosa-
menta. E una de sus exc1rsiones
prelminares del viaje que prOyecta
hsstA Ia i&a de C5rcega, tuvo Ia d2s
graciA de qoo un slambre dol globo
81 enrednra Ell lS e,ice del SparatO,
prOducisndO ell couslguienta entor-
pecimieI to en- Il march, de su Gbu-
Que0, al extremo Ge hAcers9 este
pletament9 iamsnejable,
En- circunstancias tales el valien
to areOnauts, qde no pecdi6 un mo-
mento Su presencia de amino, tiT0
de la cuarda de <emergenciae Ia cual
haoria de producer un escape en- el
globo que Obligara su &c scenso gra-
dual y seguro. Desgraciadamente
eL apArato fCncion6 con excesiva
f1arza, pro!uciendo ua escape exec
sivo y Ell g obo cayo con la Rcelera-
Ci0a inevitable en- medic de la ba~
hfa.
No Giu gran trabajo pudo sacar-
Sc al inventor de en- medic Ia intr1n-
cada red de Ia barquilla; per0 esta
durA prueba 500 ha servidO para
robustecer a1n mas 81 cabe los pro-
p6sitos de Dumont. Ell cual ha dich0
terminantemente que cCntinuara sua
prueb&3 tan prOntO como tepga su
g.obo en- coudiciones adecuadas.
No mencres de~gracias vieneu {
entristecer al Pfesidente de Ia Re-
p1ollco, el cuaj, aparte de Ia einmi
nentea vista de- Ps1dcipe Enri4ue,
acsbA de perder un primo, C1rnelins
Roosevelt, ind!vidu0 Cue fue muy
2preciaole cegUQ dice Is prenss, a.
nunciaad0se al mismo tempo que
una prima-que tambi6n C0rnelis SO
llama-prepar& su debut en- una re-
presentation de opera que tendra
efecto bre7emente Ell el Wald&rf
Astoria.
Pero en- materia de calsmidades
Sc llevan Ia Palma sin nirgdu gee,
70 d. duds, los dos cr1menes que
&caban de cometerse en- esta Gu
dad.
Cr1men No. /. La viuda Voc.
pel guApa, de posici6n mediana, y
adn joven. No Sc shbe, nj Sc ha po'
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Para Ia Habdna,

Hey Sc ha embarcado en- el va
por &M&rfs Herrar: ,. nuestco ami
go den Joaquin Pacheco, padre PC
l1sico de nues5ro tambieu muy queri'
DO an igo doctor Qaeved0 B .ez.
E sef1or Pacaeco va con Obieto
de sometarse al tratamieoto me iico
del especialista en- Was urinarias de
aquells ciodad, doct2r Pedro Alba
rr&p.
Deseamos al an'g que SO mar
cha en- busca de 81 I'D, "a pronto
restablecimiento, y grata estancia
en- la herm&na AutilIa.
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POr la IgleSia
de PuGrta de TERRA

Una comisi6n de importantes
vecinos de Puerta de TERRA reco.
rrio aver dicho barrio, con ell OBJ
jeto de obteuer del vecindario algu-
nos fondos con que atender a la re-
paraci6n de su IglesiA cat6lica que
se encuentra algo deteriorada.
Els SECURE que el resultado ten
dra que correspondent q Ia demanda
de los sefores de Ia c0mis;6n & cuyo
frente ib3 Ell senor P6rroco Padre
Martinez, pues los sentimientos Ca
t6licos de Squel populoso barrio no
han de yer con indiferencia Ell NAL
estado de su temple
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81 CrQCe2O frances
"SuCht." "

Aver despoes de estar en- prem
sa nus SRA edici6a, pues ecsn las 81,
d]6 furdo en- nuestro puerto ell CRU
cero frances cuyo n0mbra encabeza
tStaa fCoss.
Este brq1o rs da "a clase pro-
tejido, desplaza 3, 400 toLels las, 3l8
pies de puntal y 48 PIES de eslora.
tiene IS cAfnues do tiro r&pido, 6
rewotvers y 7 tub1s lama tor oedCs.
Ss compone su tripulacion Dc
$50 hombres y procede de Port
France
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Sala de S0C0rr0s.
Washington, Febrero.

Curada Bs!6n Andino de una
herida insiso contuss de tres cent
metros en- Ia region parieto occipitaI, ,
Maria Gonzalez de una herida incis0
coutusA d. an centfmetrO en- la re-
gion frontal media.
Curados Ricardo C6riova de
herida punzante sob:e el tercio me-
dio del antebrazo izquierdo, Jose
Hernandez de una harida contuss de
ua centfmetro de lor gitud. s9bce la
region frontal. EQcarAaci6n Da 7ila
de- una confusion en- la region ma
sal lsdo izquierdO, DionisiO Gouzs-
Y de contu lion al cuello y hombro
iZuuierdO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-05

Eugenia Carmona madre de
Francisco Morales, fa6 atropellada
por su propio hijo y CON tai motivo
10 denuncia anti Ia policla que 10
detiene,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-05
N0TICIAS,

Por el Inspector 6e Sandal To-
Cal, Sc est3 pasando una vista mi
nuciOsa de inspection & todas las
casas de Ia Gale de San Sebastian.
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A don Taodoro M0scozo Ro dri
guez Ia ha sido csptads Ia reouucia
que formulara d Il cargo de Fiscal
Municipal prOpietario de Aiboni
t.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7T7TT-FLII7nIL7T

Felipe O. vera. muyhacho CO.
mo de trece amos, hufto a dcna
Au9c6n Alvaf de R=sl Un porta-
monedas conteni7ndo 50 so, un pa
fuelo y dos llavas Al teuer conc
cimiento la poic1a detQvo a, cita 10
nuc 1ach0 encontrandole ell portA.
monedas, pero no lis demas obje-
tOs.
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CONSRJO A LAS MADREs ---El jarsbe calmedo
de Winslow debe usarse sempre que los ninos estsn
al peque2o satrente; produce un sueno natural y
tEanQuo, aliV 3ndo al nio de door el angelic de
piarta con mUohs viveza Bs Tnuy agradsble 81 "a
adsr Cslma al nino, aoianda las enolas, aliv1a 10
dos dolores ayuda al 7lento regula los ntestSnon
gu!ta de Ia dsnticl6n de otrss oaasss. TanaY cr1
daoo pedir por "JRPabs Calrnsnta de Mr. WinsloW
or gsr 81 melOR de tOdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-05

Doctor Pagan ii SaIic:up, M6li'-
co Clrujano del 1 FacuLtad de Paris,
Extsrno de los Hospitales de aque
LA ciudad, Mlembro dc la Sociedad
de Autropologfa de Ia M 5 ma, y Ce
Ia de Mineralogfa de Francia, con
cOnsulta alberta en- esta R3p6olica
CarJifca: Haber usado durant ,
su pratlca ne Ia Emulsion de
Scott, de aceite de hig ado de bAca-
lao con hipOfosftOs dc cal y de sa
sic npre c3n les mas satsfActorios
rCsultAdos en- todOs aquelIos case s
en- que la terap6atica aconseja el
uso d8 squelias sustancias Santo
Domingo, r. D Setiembre, 1.04.
Doctor Pagani Salicrup.
Mayaguez Puerto Rico, JUNO
ii de 1894
81 mucharh) Francisco Lopez
rompi6 un cuadro de don Daniel
Gcisolia, que cuidaba Maxi nino Me-
lendez: seg6n Sc explicA ell much4.
cho parace que fac casual.
Ha g ,esedo su Residential en-
Is ciu lad ue Ponce. don Pablo A In
Tio que estabA pasando una tempo
rada el la Peninsula.
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En- est2 impre ota SO vende pa
pei d. peri61icos a$2 40 el quintsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-05
JUiCiOS 0raI0S.

P.r3 el di> 6, Jueves, estan
eehalaacg tcs jniojCs orAles an eau
sas que SO Aigue 4 jose D3lgado
RcsQuat Por homicidio y Rutno Ma
tar NAvaiO Ia nbien por h0mi-
clio. EI primaro corresponds 81
jvzga2o de Ia C.colins y el segundo
al de Vega baja.
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u CfrLlnE1rrlErl-.I!g-.5-. r75!,!rlIur7TrZrlrrp 2
G. 7
d Con ETecUencFa a5an5onaEaao s.
Z; cl cutdadO de una, tos 8 un resfrIado. q
S ST 10 dcja Vd. continuar por algun tempo b
u Causara irritacion en- los pulnoncs IN X
p NAL cr6nico en- ia garganta Las Pas e
q ti1las BrOnqu1ales de Brown 10 IS
q daran al;v1o en- seguida, p
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Para Curar un RefTado en- un 0ia
ONE las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA El botcario lie devolvera ell dnero 81 n
Q cura La frma de E. W. GROVE halla con
La Prensa de Ponce, ha celebra
do una reunion interesando de todos
los de gremio apoyo para el meior
6xitO en- favor de las vfctimas del
incendio de Cabo R3jo, y aolicitar ell
6bolo de IL sociedad ponce6a q tan
humanitario fin.
Sc vende muy barata una msg-
mica incubaaOra, sistema mo1erno-
propia para una firca rural. Daran
raz6n en- Ia casa ndmero 68 calle de
lien. n O Is z
Anoche como a las do3e pa<6 en-
la casa de Don Felix P PAdial, en- plea
do de Ii Camara, an suceso QUE Ia.
mentamos mucho, PArece que Ia
s nora de Padial asistfa 8 su kenora
madre enferma y en- IN descuido Sc
le derram6 an POGO de a'c0hol del
que usaban en- Ell reverbsro, NOLAN
dole Ia ropa 6 incendisndosa corri6
en- su auxll1o su esposo y tantO 81
como Ia sef0ra han snfc;do quema-
daras. EL estado de smbos es hoy
a]go mejor y 10 c3lebramos
FL eenor don Lais r. Velezque z
antique periodists puertorrique6o
Sc encuentra ca la ciuda del
Sur.
En- Il cslle de Norzagaray hu,
bo aver bofetones. Jes1s Jerera e
di6 an iinquetazo & E1cArnaci5n Da,
villa, question de carif1o; pero Ia pc
licfa que no entiende de escs carl
nos, detuvo & Jerena,
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EN- ESTA IMPREATA SO darA
eolocaeiou & doa chicos appendices
que SeQAn componer distribuir.
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Juan Clenent2, cArret9ro de
Santurce 'andsbs con un caro- Sc
acerj6 8 mucho q Ia ca5a De doo Jo'
IS Luis Santiago, rompi6oao-e al
gdnOs ba!sUSt e3 Y uu r4stIiilO,
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Para CUrQr Un RefYQd0 en- un 0ia
ONE las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA El botcaro le devolvera ell dlnero 81 n
cura: La frma de E. W. GROVE haIla cor
csaaadato
The colored American., 1902-06-07
HUMAN NATURE.

The indianapolis Freeman misun-
ders' ands our reference to the growing
bros d of Negroes of Will Richardson's 3
type If it concludes that we mean to
encourage res stance to the law and its
officers The Golored American stated
and now reetates that with the growth
of the practice of throwing Negroes in
to insecure jIils on various charges,
f1llowing which they elynched attbe
capri9 of a mercurial people, there
will grow up a stronger tendency o 1
the part of the Negro to sell his life
dearly while he weapons at his cJm =
mand. The instinct of self preserva-
ton will urge fshtins at once, rather
than risk torture later on. We prefer
TO see more of the type of Washington.
Dubois and Dudley grow up in tina
South. They will come with the in
crease of education and culture. But,
nevertheless, in the unprotected dis
tricts, where ignorance dssway aud
the passions of men sweep legal forces
to The winds, there will dev, lop Will
Richardson's, and they cannot be re-
strained from the demands of human
nature TO meet violence with violence.
The remtdy lies in the triumph Of the
law over the mob's invasions.
The colored American., 1902-06-07
THE CotoRED AMEpTCAN, WASHINGTON, D. q.

in good faith, be erred in Ids sment
and inadvertently did injustice to a
very worthy barrister. The facts In
the.case are wholly clear to US, but such
misunderstanding are bound 70 occur
occasionally in the best of j,prnals
when their working force has not time
fr careful verifcation. We regret ex-
ceedingIy that Mr. Horner was thus
placed IN bad light thr ugh an unin
territorial oversight on our part, and We
hasten to assure him of our respect and
confidence. His management of Mrs.
Washington's case has been highly
complimented by the judge who pre-
sided aud by many of the ablest law
yers of the District, who took careful
note of the proceedings ar. Homer is
anew conner here, but his reputation as
lawyer and his courteous bearing as a
gentleman have alresdy made for him
a host of friends, The Colored Ameri-
can would be the last 'urnal ia the
world to cast disc-edit upon such a
useful factor in our professional life.
The colored American., 1902-06-07
SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 1909.
NATIONAL Bar ASSOCIATION.

Lawyer I. l. Purcell, of Pensacola,
Fla, strikes the keynote when he sug-
gests the foundation of national as
sociatiOn Of colOred members of the bar
throughout the country. Such an asso-
citation, effectively organized, cannot
fail to accomplish much good 1t was
evidently in Mr.. Purcell's mind, al
though not expressed in his note to
Mr.. smith of the local bar, that the
idea of national bar association must
be predicated upon the supposition that
there is either in existence or In con-
temptation local associations of colored
lawyers throughout the country, and
that from these is to be formed q ma.
tional association of cOlOred lawyers.
There were States before there were
United States.
If the ,lOred members of the bar in
the different states and territories
would establish local associations, there
would be no trouble to found and
maintain a nstional association of col
ored members of the bar. The good to
flow from such organizations would be
effective and tar-reaching 1t would
bring the colored lawyers in closer
touch with one another, also in closer
touch with the court.
In union there is strength. especial
ly is this true with weak races. The
Jews. though weak in numbers are
strong because thoroughly organic ID.
The Negroes are weak because too
generally disorganized
The colored American., 1902-06-07
The Passing Of Koester.

K. II. Deas has returned to Darling
ton. South Car Dina, after having IN .ds
g csmpa gn against George R. Koester,
collector of Int rual revenue, in some of
he large cities In the country D IS
las succeeded In srousing the Negroes
all Ov he land against KOesler on
count Of his lynching record, and it
practically certain that the Senas
vii not eonfirm his appointment IS
20 lector II the Be nate falls to con-
drm his appointment, 1t Is unlikely
nat the president will reappOintment
i'm. And thus will end the career of
G9erge K E ,ester. as no government
San sfford to place In . position Of
rust and prcfis, an acknowledged ViO-
la or Of 1t fundamental Law. Dsss has
Won q got fight for deceney, and be
hould not go unrewarded.
The colored American., 1902-06-07
Judge Raymond's Visit

FL n J B Raymond, OF AltOons,
Pa whom the cit zens have elected for
ne hiri time judge magistrate Of that
ity, was in town Q few days lsst
'eek. The genial JUICE was visited
va holncsus. not long ago which car
led away his residence aid q great
many OF il. effects. l. VAS insured,
hawevtF, and has been rebuilt on
larger scale. His charming family are
once more domieiied there, and the
Judge just dropped into Washington
20 look over his friends and shaKs
bands With them. He let for bic home
Sstnrd sy. bu. will be back st IN early
date. Washington is proud Of the
Judge and his interesting family.
The colored American., 1902-06-07
Negro business leagues should be
orgG.ized tver.vaohere.
BISHOP WALTERS.

Bishop Walters is stronger today
by reason of the attempt to assassinate
his character and his complete vindi'
cation. Many who were simply pass.
ing acquaintsn. es have been made ar
dent admirers. The affection of his old
friends has been quickened by sympa'
thy for i'm, and Indignation towa' d
his would-be traducers Bishop Wal.
ters knows his strength now as he has
never known it before. He will go on,
more superbly equipped than ever. en-
coursged by the unanimous support he
has received, and the confidence that
the best people of the country repose
In him.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Senator MeLaurin may be appoint.
Judge of the Court of Claims, but it is
our humble opinion that such oppolnt.
ment would be mistake McLa rim
started in to organize a ''lily-white"
party in the South, with commercial
ism vs. humaneprinciples as its cardin'
al tenet. "e failed miserab'y and he
should stand the consequences of his
failure. There are plenty f worthy
republicans who would be pleased to
60 upon the Court of Claims bench,
The colored American., 1902-06-07
UHlaTEnIIoHAL INJUSTICE.

In our last issue one of our contrib
tors made reference to some matters
in connection with the case of urs.
Ada Washington which Was a refec-
ton upon the competency of the a. tos-
ney who conducted her defense. The
gentleman in question was Mr.. & E.
Horner. While we do not doubt that
the contributoIs remarks we're made
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Don't mind being called "crank."
Every man who has had the cour.ge
to be persistent in rectif5iDg aDuses,
battling for truth and right or in b eak
ing the ice of tradition has been dubbed
q ''crank" by his generation. Men
ahead of the times travel rocky road
The colored American., 1902-06-07

1t the Negro Is made to believe that
the legal suthori les cannot guarantee
a fair hearing in case of arrest he
would be less than human if b. did ot
appeal to the higher court Of self pro.
lection by arms Uphold the msi-sty
of the iaWl
The colored American., 1902-06-07
Tie Booker T. Washington LithOgraph.

great demand for the thograph used
Coored American last week that copies bs
printed and viii be sent who will cents s
aceeped. Autographs printed four bavs
appearance oil painting Thy ought be every school NON
every public library literary society and the
gent person. who wish hey will
nished in numbers of FIVE We will %
th0graph shipped by so
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Editor John Mitchell, of the Rich.
mond Planet, has been ex ,nerated by
council of representative Baptists
and Is now a member in good standing
in the Fifth street Baptist church Of
Richmond.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

War is always disagreeable ...a,
tor patton to have on hand. Every
body is pleas d that the bitter strns,
gle between the British and the Roos,
is st an end, and peace is re e tabl.sbs6
on liberal terms.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

The governor of Arkansas pardon
ed Negro nvict on condition thar
he would go to live in Massachusetts.
but relented at the last moment.
The colored American., 1902-06-07
No Color In Competency.

Another coiorsd student has "O"
fame through CT mr retitiOn in the hish-
er Institutions of learning. George
Crawford, of Alabama, and q memO'i
of the Yale Law School, Tece1Veo
p-ize In the annual contest fOT 1ns
Wayland prigss.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

The lady or the tiger? Shall irec.
tor Merriam be blamed for the sIaught.
er of Negro clerks in the census or
shall the responsibility fall upon the
party at large, represented by the
members of Congress?
The colored American., 1902-06-07

There will be no electoral votes j
the SOu-h for the republican party j
1904 no matter how ardently th
democrats may be coddled and warmed
btfOre the off tial hearthstone.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

There should be several Tuskegeet
in the Southland to teach the poor
white children how to think rightly
and to work skilfully.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Already two white men have beer
disfranchised under the new constitn
ton in Alabama for ''wife- beating
There are some things worse than be
ing Negro.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

In studying racial progress. the
length of the step may be n~erlook, d
if tt movement is in the right direc-
ton.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

ladies from colored ones NotbiDO ~
forrihly illustrates the stiffness of :; $
ficial lines in ordinary matters Of bn.i.
ness.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Many a man who would not steal a
nickel will borrow the paper his Nigh
Dor is compelled to pay for. Be honest
even in small things.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

The hot weather must be rsponsi'
BILE for the launching of a wild rumor
to the effect that the Negro Is dying
out In Cuba.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Itmay be that the black mans NAL
ady is complicated by the interfere, C..
of too many doctors with eMf cling
opinions.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

The Negro, who is generally "aIl
right On republican issues, 's getting
decidedly restless and uneasy like.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Police officers are tn preserve order,
not to incihe riots or vent private spleen
in the name of the law.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

The chronic .knOcker" is an ene'
my to society. Knock him.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Now they say that Elk Senator
Thurston is stated for Secretary If the
Interior He'll do.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Nothing pLeGses as better than
this strong naov,saerst toacard the edu.
cation of the poor tohites Oftbe South.
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Car conductors are gebirg them.
selves into trouble lately through the ir
inability to distinguish dark white
The colored American., 1902-06-07

Senator Hanna seems to have some
influence in the great comm nwealth
of Ohio
The colored American., 1902-06-07

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The colored American., 1902-06-07

Everybody SIS talking about The
CoLOred american.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-04-11
Funny Things That Escape.

w. ]. Arkell complains that most
really funny things happen outside of
the comic papers and don't get round
ed up and brought in. One morning
he was at the telephone in his Office,
apparently having trouble of his own
trying to communicate with some
body:
What? Speak up! Can't understand
a wordl Say. give me that all over
again, pleased"
Then he turned to those about him
and said:
'PI bet the wires are crossed again.
This telephone service is getting worse
and worse"
Another fruitless effort and then a
sudden light broke in upon him:
well, that's the limit Do you
know what's the matter with tho wire?
The fellow at the other end that's try
ing to talk to me shutters New York
Times.