davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-11-11
SPANISH DEPARTMENT.

When started the Graphic intention to Introduce
this feature felt warranted doing and in view
the fact that there paper Luna Grant counties which
gives the that large class of citizens who unable to
read English We feel that this field open and that in JUS
these people there should be such paper We have been
greatly annoyed by being able Spanish which
ordered months of the delay of the type
foundry and compelled to print first issue without
them but have written the Denver Type Foundry Co.. in
gard them and quote from their reply follows: "Theten
point ordered from Chicago house several days
ago and yet have heard from them regard the same
may be that of the strike which exists all the Type
ounde they unable fill the same however we are writ
ing them today regard same asking them try and fill the
order early date So feel that this difficulty will
be and Spanish page will be printed the
guaton style
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-11-11
NEW MEXICO SCHOOLS.

FARINGON up there in the covered mountains at
the northwest of the territory has well organized
public school with five teachers and offers the children of San
Juan county full high school No obstacle either nau-
raj otherwise stay the advancement of New Mexico her
enterprsng people are bound to be on top
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-11-11
GOOD VS.. BAD.

TAMMANY out first best in New York last Tuesday and
the work of year reform lines will be lost for while
least There question of party the municipal cleo
on fight between good and bad and the bad proved
b. greatly in the majority.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-11-11
OUR CHANGE.

TODAY for the first time the Graphic out sx-page
home print paper being the only paper Luna and Grant coun
ties giving six pages live home each week Our for
this change that found did not have in our paper
was for the interesting news and owing the steady
growth of the think that time for enerprisng
newspaper which aims keep up with the times to discard the
ready print is famiar known Patent Inside and
give the people good live home print We feel that doing this
will with the encouragement and support of the business
of the community in the have in the
past and wish thank patrons for the liberal support
we have received since we started here last March.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-11-11
REDS ON WAR PATH.

1T HAS been several years since there has been any indian
fighting in the west aside from wild shows but it now
looks the real thing might yet be witnessed in Wyoming
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
LibroS de Yenta
KSZAN A La VISTA I'm
Ia redacci6u de

<La Correspondence de p. r.,
Diccionario Hnciclop4dico De II M,
Bsogrsns. Mso!e5fs. Gsosrstys 81 2 sosses
Dc LM6s 6rego5rs.
La Prin cesita de los Rresox. NosslS pc
Engeniae Marlitt, Tomo.
Histsria de Rurspa. por e. CASTELAR, On 5
1emos.
La Vida de los Animales per 81 Dr.. A. ,
Brehm, en- 6 Tomos.
81 Mundo Ilustrado, en- Tomos.
Panorama NacionaI. por Hermenegildo
Marbles, en- 2 Tomos.
Las Raxas Humans, por Fedes'co Ratxel
en- Tomos.
Hsteria de los Romanos, por Victor D
ruy en- Tomos.
0b.as cempletas de Mariana Jose dc La
IRA, Temo.
Travex del Egipto, por Eduardo T6das
6aeel, a un Tomo.
Tres P0esias, Ri Angel de Ia Muerte, Can
et6n de 10 Canpana y Epistola Moral, Tome.
Tsme.
Peetas Liricos Griegos, Tome.
Odas do pindaro lTomo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
La lsla entera
volvera los ojos sobre csc
proyecto de ley

En- el estrActo de IL session de ID
Camara celeb rads ~ sr, dijimes que
hAb!a aldo prasentAda unA FL. J. r.
por los sef1ores Palmer, Camuf1as y
Gnzman B nitaz, solicitando del G IN
greso sean proauctos sgrf:olas puer
torriquefi,s tenidos en- cuentA al
paetar CON Caba nm tratado de reci.
pre- cidad.
Aver mismo, como ell sef1or Camu.
mas solicitara de la C&mAra diera
prioridsd esa H. j. r., por unani .
midad 90 acord6 en- eonson sncia con
los deseosas de aquel d Dslegado.I
Gfandes perjui los can 6 & este
pals Ell radical cambio pol1tieo ope-
rado en- Cub,. De pronto qaedAron
suprimidos squellos mercAat par )
ciertos productos de estA isls. Go.
mo ahorA Cuba pacta relativA p1erta
alberta para productas amerioanos y
como nuestros produetos tieren in
negAbiemente Ell mismo ca,&cter, 81
los legisladores de w Af hirgton no
nos olvidan, nuestros productos po.
dram de nuevo tener en- @ ba sus
antignos mercados.
Ssr1A IN gran pAso cOnaegu'rlo y
es an gran paso t,mbien so,icitario.
La Ckmara ha hscho mny bien Al
considerar ese proyecto 6 M mo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
Ell ILUSTRE
"COlegiO de- AbogadoS''
EN- LA OAMARA

La constitution de 10 CAmara de
D slegados efeece una peculiaridad
ell nero cons ierab,e de Abogsdos
que de- ella forms parte. Di1fase
que ell i'uasre Cclegio Sc ha trasla
dAdo nj e.:
Vase. Son sbogaios les sc 1ores
Gtz nan Berfssz, Rossy, Ds Die go,
Mattey. FL. Disz, F.isrdo, NADIA,
Ramos, Aponte, Colon, Corr we'll y
Hernandez L6ps z Total DE- ce. En-
cambio solo hay dos bolicarioe: los
sefiores P6rez Avilesy Torregross.
Y an notsrio: el 81 f1or Palmer. Y
dos ingenieros: Lsrrinsgs = Dome
uech. Y como mu usstras de iicos
dos los doctores Ndf1ez y We've.
Agricultores escasean. Dos de
sllos no han acudido: Vivoni y Ca
brera.
Ri comereio, 2penas 81 tiene re-
presentation y IL industriA nos pa
rece que carece de ella. -
Por encima de todos, nu16 ica'
mente, fotan los abe gaaos. Si no
m arc han 10 cosAs bien para ell pals.
no serA ciertamente por falts de
abogados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
Causas de Ia salida
Embajador aleman
ssJsn DE WASHINGTON
Su error 10 conden0

Washington Enero2 2 LA opinion
pd olica comenta ell hecho de 10 sail.
da del doctor Won Hutlehen de este
pals de diferentes modos.
Causas antiguas Sc han sgregado
10 del asu nto Venezu ala.
cha desempe11ado el alto puesto
de Embsiador con hssilidad; sin
embargo SD antigua escuela mllitar
la idea de sd noble nacimiento,
hacia que tratara 6 sus sabordina-
dos CON despotismo y aeritus; este
10 hacfs ser desagradab.e & sus Sc
cra.arios.
Por id6nticas causas hace tempo
tuvo desavAnenci&s con ell Baron
Speck von Sternberg, quien fu6 re.
tirado de primer sscretario aqu}, al
cons ado de Calcutta.
ALI se acredit6 en- 10 negociaci6n
CON China 1esultAndo eli disgusto del
Baron con ell doctor Hutlshen favo
r. BILE para Ell primero y periodical
Q l segunao.
Poderosos amigos del Baron en-
Berlin han tornado 10 revancha del
antigua disgusto, consiguie 1do que
el Baron ccupe ell puesto que deja el
doctor.
Cuando Castro sugirio la iaes, de
que ell Pfesidente Roosevelt, fuers
ell Arbitro en- Ell embrollo de Vent zue
10, Roosevelt en- su principle vic 10
idea con simpatfs y estuvo iclinado
6 AceptAr.. 81 Embsjsdor alemau,
conside 6 como buena la election de
Castro y de provecho para los inte.
reses morales y materiales de am b 10
naciones y SO prepare & negociar CON
tan alto INTERIM ediario. No dudando
que 81 gobierno en- Bsrlfn habfa
de yer con ide 1ticos ojos, 10 honro.
80 para eli complicado asurt) que
intervin era Roosevelt como &rbitro,
le comunico asf a eu g gobierno, to-
mando Ell hecho como cosa resuelta.
Aconteci6 para ga mala suerte,
que ell Presidente, bien porque me-
4 to cen calma ell asunto delicad @
en- 1e iba intervenir, bien por.
que tan pronto como Sc enter6 el
pals de 10 inclinacion de Roosevelt,
le dirigieron peticioIes para que
desistiera de Ia ides, accedi6 4 ls
petici6n del pueblo americana, cam
bixndo de modo de pensar.
Esta manifestation hubo de h&cer.
90 hl Embsjador, 81 nifi ,ando en-.
| tonces Roosevelt, como mejor &rbi
| t1o ell tribunal de La Haya.
S dido que fac este en- Berlfn, Ia
polfticA empez6 & in fiuer ciar y to
maron Ell dicho del e nbsjs do dc
| que habto conve7ecido d Roosevel de qut
fi4sro eJ Ell drbstro, como ana solemne
false sad, ponie endose en- juego todoi
los medios polfticos para retirarle
de squel puesto.
FL Emperador no pc podfa expli
car tai conducta y obr6 de acuerae
con los polft:cos:
} Cons ntando ell heeho, dice un pc
ri6aico de Bsrlfn: En- ell Imperic
Alem&n nj en- los Estados Unidos, 10
men tar&n niDguna p6rdida especia
con 10 sAlida de Washington del doc
tor Hutlehs, representants de Aliens
pis.
Sc dice que Las inf aeneias del BA
ror, hAn baj&do mucho para ponel
mas de slieve 10 equivocRci6n de-
| Embajador
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
Inspection de
Carreter2S
Ell general Elliott y el
Captain Stierle en- ex-
tensa vuelta
IMPORTENTES RESULTADOS
Sc ESPERAN

EI General Elliott, omisionado
del Interior, y ell Cap tan Stierle,
Superb 3naents de Obras P1olicae,
saldr&n Ell microbes efectnar nm
largo visje de inspection de carre.
teras. Saliendo de San Juan por 10
maf1Aua observar&n y daran instruc.
clones &cerca del trabajo en- 10 ca
rretera entire CAmuy y Aguadilla,
llegando por 10 tarde 6 Maysglez
La question de hacarse cargo el go.
bierno insular de Id repRracion
conservation de 10 carretera de Ma.
yaguez al Consume, asf como ID ter
minaci6n de la misma hastA Las Ma.
rias, ser8 debidamente estudiada so.
bre el terreno. El jueves se inspec
cionar& el camino de Mayagu.z G
San German, a1f como los que con.
Queen Cabo Rojo y Lsjar, con el
fin de recomen lar la reparacioa de
ellos si se llega nm arreglo CON los
inspectores de caminos del distritO,
0 bre GA eonssrvaci6n. El viernes
ss inspe cclonar&n las ob.as que se
est&n ejecut sndo en.la carretera de
YAuco & SabRna Grande, as1 ct mo
ell camino de YAuco & Ga&nica.
Los viajeros LEG Aran & Ponce el
viernes por 10 nocne y el s6bado de.
dicar6n ga atencion al nuevo muelle
en- Ia Playa y 6 las obras en- curse
en- IL g. .rfetara de Ponce & Gusya,
ma, especialmente ell trabsjo reali'
zado por 10 maquinaria comprada
para enss yArla en- los cAminos de la
costa, 10 cual, Sc espsra confiada.
mente, reducir& grandemente Ell Goa.
to della construction de carreteras
en- los terrenus llanos. El HonorA.
be w. F. Willoughby se unir& & los
visjeros en- Ponce el domingo por In
noche, y el lunes tsmprano comea'
z III ell viaje & trayes de 10 Isla, via
Adju1 IS y UtuAdo hasts Arecibo,
inspection 4ndose las seceiones de
carreterAs que est&u construy enao
don r que PAniagua al Sur de Aa'
iuntas y Mark y Ce. al Sur de Utua
dc, anbAs pioximas terminarse;
as1 como nm trozo, al Norte de Ad
juntas, entr, 6 ado Gin concluir por Ell
gobierno milltar, y en- el cual habr&
que t-absjar consiaerableme1te an :
tes que 10 sobsrbia carretera de Are.
cibo & Ponce pr eda darse por tsrs
minada. Los viajeros perncctsr&n
Utusdo el lunes y el mArtes IegA'
ran 6 Arecibo & tempo de tomar ei
tren que llega 6 San Juan 6 las 6 y
90 de 10 tarde, y 81 hubisre invi'a'
! clones pars eomidas 8 reoepciones
sguarasndo alguuos de los viaieros
para estA Ultima roche, probable
mente ser6n declinadas.
Tan pronto ell General Elliot des'
canse y sus asuntos de odeina 10 per
mitan. darl una vuslta por Ell Este
de 10 isla con 10 idea de nejorar los
caminos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
Lo que cuestan
las Colonias

81 enorms gasto ocasionaio por
Ia Armada bri.&nica que, segd cal
culos recientes, cd de treinta y un
millones y cusrto de nbras esterli-
nas (quince chelines y un psnique
por hAbitante) deb sse en- gran PAL >
10 protection que necssitan las CO.
loLias.
Necssita, en- efecto, Ell comercio
maritime esa pre- scoi6n, gracias al
estado que en- JOdAs las naciones co.
merciales creR In frsgilidsd Y per.
version de 10 nAtsrAleza humane.
El tr3fico del Canada, por elem
plo, representa- setenta y ssis y me.
dio millones de libras al af1o, y es
iusto que en- In psrte de ese trlfiso
que Inglaterra Sc prefera, Ingia.
terra cora con 10 mitad de os gas.
tos que envuelve 10 proteccion del
comercio. Pero no es esto 10 que
ocurre, pnesto que aquella parte no
llega con mucho 6 treinta y dos nj
llones.
Por esto ha podi9o dacir, con ra.
z6n, ell primer lord del A'mirantas.
go, que Ell Canada est6 iateresado
en- que la Gran BretRfia sea una
fuerte potencia naval. Y 10 mismo
cabe Afirmar de las dem&s colonias
que cblig sn 6 10 madre pat,ia & su.
fragar tan colosales dispendios para
prestarle Ell eebido amparo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
Dnro abohtamene iparc. dc opinion De prensz.
San JUAN Puerto Rico Mares 20 de Enero de 1903
July 1900
Run1OreS
DE ANEXION EN- sANTO DO.
MINGO Y HAITI

En- las vecinas Rsr dblicAs de San
to Domingo y de Haiti, reina alguna
DIS ;onfisrzs raspecto Al peligro de
anexi6n prt sctorado de los e ia
dos u sidos de Ar erica. Ignoramos
con gus fundamento. &tribdyese ese
proyecto 81 Presidents de 10 prime.
ra de dfehas RAP dblicas; psro es 10
cierto que tai inte ito le acasa una
proclama redacthds en- feanc6s, que
c'rcnla en- Saato Domingo y Haiti,
de 10 que hemos visto an ejeml lar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20

de 10 que deben tenar indiscutible
prioridad para ser estudiado aus
pendiendo cuaudo sea necesafio ell
ritual del Rsglamento.
Els de pensar Que en- bYeve pa.
sando por el Consejo sin inconve.
Dientes, pueda esa J H. r. llegar &
Washington. Y 'h>y r. zones tam
b!sn para esperar qae alif sea aten
didA,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
I'm libro de Dewet

ri libro del general Dt wat hA OBJ
tenido un exito extrsordinArio.
Toda la primsra edici6n se vendi6
antes de las doce del dia en- que vi6
10 luz.
Los libreros han pedido nuevos
ejemplares , los eaitores Sc ven
obligados 6 hacer nuevas ediciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
A v | S O
Compra y venta
&c GanadO

Sc compra y vende constante'
mente ganado v! cuno de todas clA-
ses tambien cab altar.
@ Qaien interese hacer neg o ,ios pue
de dirigirse 6 A. Hartman y Comp.
en- Arroyo Puerto Rico.
d n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
RAMON GAMBIA OORDOVA
WGENIERO CIVIL
Sap jose IL.
wAN GU AN.
La Escuela Velasco

La Escuela Velasco
ESTABLECIDA 1890.
2SS SchsrmerhOrn St., Brooklyn
New-York, U. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locacion, centrica: hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados. La
Escuela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando asl Sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Ciroulares 8 informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- Ella Correspondence
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20

TARJETAS de vista con sobre
y siA ellos, % haGea en- ala ca
fsesDeadeaeia.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
Baquero y Gandara.

Comerciantes imported ores de
provisiones de todas proceae ncias.
San Justo 13 y IL, San Juan
Pto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20

CerotificacioneS m6aicas On ola
CorrespAdeAeia.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20

En- esta imprenta se vende pa
psl De peri6dieo { 40 axiatal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-20
POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enter-
nedades en- general.
Operaciones quirdrglcas.
Especialidad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 q 4 de
ls tarde.
H Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-26
I Y GOD NIX LSK 7
39 Toledo Ohio, dnia 26 Wrzesnia, 1908 r.

u}atwiajac redagowanie '.Zgody' zenskiej i
zaprowadzajac tad do biblioteki, dac moze
nietylko Zwiazkowi. ale cafemu polsko-
amerykanskiemu spo}eczenstwu prace je-
dnostki inteligentnej, ,skierowana wy}acznie
ku pozytkowi oswiaty. Sadie, re nawet,
gdyby chciano zredukowac "Zgode'' zenska
do rodzaju dodatku, to i tax praca drugie-
go redaktora przyda}aby sic, jezeli ME dla
"Zgody'' zehskiej, to dla meskiej.
z projektem swoim wystepuje ma famach
"Ameryki'' choc jako czfonek ubezpieczo-
ny grupy PIT z. N. P. (Towarzystwa H.
Sienkiewicza Chicago) miafbym prawo
zamiescic sw6j projekt ma szpaltach ''Zgo-
dy.' "Zgoda" jednak W obecnej chwili "a
mieszcza tax DUO gfosow przedsejmo-
wych, ze obawiam sic, IL moi gios pred
sejmowy musia}by czekat "a diugo ma swo-
ia kolej.
WEADYSLIW JIRZEBSHT.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-09-26
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI

Wilhelm II bawif W tych dniach we
Wiedniu Franciszka J6zefa.
w p6fnocnych krajach alpejskich sze-
rzy}y sic straszne burze i wylewy.
w Berlinie strajkuje 10000 robotni-
k6w pracujacych przy metalach.
-Trzesienie ziemi, trwajace przez Is
sekund, da}o sic odczuc " Santiago, ma
Kubie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-05
TO ENTERTAIN
EXALTED RULER
The Loca. Elks Have a Big
Time Ready for Mr..
CrOnk.

Grand Exalted Ruler George P. Cronk,
OF the National Body Of Elks. will reach
the city tomorrow afternoon at ago
o'clock, lie will be met at the depot by
committee Of prominent local Elks and
escorted to the jefferson. where he will
dine.
AZ 1880 o'clock lie will be escorted to
the Elks' Home. where a special meeting
Wall be held to receive him, and after
wards banquet will be given In his hon
or IN the social session hall,
During his stay in the city. which Will
be until Saturday afternoon, he will be
( In the hands Of the local committee, and
he will be given an Insight into Rich
nond hospitality.
Mr.. Cronk Is the head Of one of the
largest and most influential secret ORDERS
In this country.
The committee TO entertain him en-
braces the following members OF Rich
mond Lodge: AIessrs, L. o. Wendenburg,
Thomas Bouiar, Preston Belvin. w. Nj.
Lawrence. I. r. a. Burke, p. b. KeNy
ard Frank ", Cunningham.
All local and visiting Slks are invited
to call at The Home to-morrow night to
welcome Grand Exalted Ruler Cronk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-05
PEOPLE
OWN N A GOLD MINE
Stockholders in the Longfel.
low Mine Strike 1t Rich.
Mrs. Hdrvey's Success.

New and rich findings in tho Long.
fellow gold mine, near Denver. Col, is
most gratifying news to number Of
Richmond people and their friends.
When the stock Of this mine was on the
market two years or more age. Richmond
people bought very generally.
The mine apparently went to sleep. and
all began to think their money was
thrown away. But now tidings come
which cheer all. and the chink OF gold
Is music In many ears.
Among the fortunate Richmond stock
holders are D. a. Ainslie. James Au.
CUISINE, w. T. Darlington. James T.
Ferrter, A. W. Hargrove. 1lrs. l. Far
vey w. L. and w. W. Harvey, O. A.
Hawkins. George I. Herring, r. n. Hin
ton, r. w Hudson, Phil. g. Kelly. s.
L. Kelley. 7. J. King, Miss Celia Lynds.
a. S. AlccaIley. Sam Miller. P. T. Muir
ply. Mrs. H. j. Myers, J. II. Parker. T.
w, Penberton. II. NJ. Reinhard. A. Piz-
zlni. Jr.. C. T. sydnor. Mrs. Carrie L.
Waddy and others.
meeting of the directors OF the mine
will be held In New York soon to con-
slider an offer from New York syndicate
Of 81. 100000 for the mine.
None were more successful than Mrs.
Luke Harvey. She purchased 4oa shares
at ridiculously low figure and she
bought this to crafty e friend Of her
son. Her value Of the stocks are now
estimated at $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-05
better chance and more room to cope
r,ttb tt,o ble,o -

better chance and moro room to cope
with the blaze.
Upon all such occasions there are many
Impostors who claim to represent 2 this
or that newspaper or insurance company,
and the police have no way in the world
Of ascertaining the truth Of these state
ments. AS consequence many who are
entitled to place inside the lines are
shut out, the officers not being personally
acquainted with every applicant.
At the fire Tuesday night several news
paper and insurance men were for the
time being excluded from point Of van
tage and compelled to mix with the
throng guessing at facts and features.
until an opportunity was afforded them
to slip by the police at the lines. There
was a general kick.
BADGE ADOPTED,
At recent meeting of the Fire Board
the matter was called to their attention
by Chief Fuller and by unanimous
vote resolution authorizing the men,
bers Of the press and Insurance men
to come within the fire lines was adopt
ed. Since that time Chief Fuller has de-
signed n badge, cut Of which Is pre-
sented herewith. This has also been
adopted as official.
Already The Times-Dispatch Company
has ordered a half dozen Of these badges
for the use Of Its reporters at fires, and
enced.
The ordinance which Is proposed will
contain penalty clause. making 1t un-
lawful for any person other than an In
surance man or member Of the press
to wear one of the badges. In case an
impostor is caught he will be dealt with
harshly by the law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-05
EVERYTHING YOU WANT
I'm THE TIMES-DISPATCH
BARGAIN WANT ADS.

Pages might be written OF the great
diversity Of subjects contained In the
many columns of classified want ads
which appear from day to day in The
Times Dispatch making most valu-
able as we'll as an entertaining medium.
Especially Interesting and valuable are
these want ad columns in the Sunday
issue; they are veritable enoy clopacdia
OF information for every one. whether
they want to buy, sell. rent or exchange
anything from house and lot or a farm
down to tho most commonplace article
In everyday use
The Times Dispatch want ad, columns
are the recognized medium OF the people
In which to make known their wants. no
tally the large number of situations Of
fered to the unemployed and the services
OF the unemployed Offered to those who
may need them, Under their Respective
heads arc found offers and wants of dry
goods, clothing. musical instruments.
diamonds, jewelry machinery. animals,
horses. dogs, birds and other pots; In
fact. anything and everything that we
may need.
In tha way Of business opportunities
there are stores, factories, cafes. pro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-05
DISTRACTED THE STREETS
How Berkle's Love of Liquor and De.
sire to Snooze Undid Him.

How BerkIe's Love of Liquor and De-
sire to Snooze Undid Him.
Because he imbibed too freely in the
morning of the fiery fluid the pedal ex.
tren1ities Of William Berkle ceased work.
Ing about noon yesterday. He was help
less, and could move not another STEP
He was at the corner Of First and Jack
son Streets, and the day being pleasant,
he thought to himself that short nap
In tho cool breezes under the canopy Of
clear sky would refresh him. So,
therefore, William stretched himself at
full length across the sidewalk at this
point and was soon In the arms of Nor
pheus.
Probably an hour passed. but Berkle
continued to snooze, those who CHANGED
along the opposite side of the street.
not caring to disturb his slumber. lie
snored loudly. and this treasured the
small boys, who collected for they knew
a dead man could not snore.
Finally Sergeant Farley happened
along. He saw Berkle, and he, too. was
treasured. He knew further that tho
man was drunk. He likewise knew that
he was asleep. and he hated to do It.
but he did. He actually cracked the fell
low some half dozen ticks on the sole
Of his feet and no moved.
Several more blows. rendered with more
force, slightly awakened the man. and
he murmured gently the old familiar
line, please go way and let me sleep. =
But It was no USE the policeman refused
to move n peg,
The patrol wagon was called. and gently
Berke was lifted into the vehicle. He
| finished his nap at the Second Police
| Station and this morning will explain
himself to Justice John.