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There has been a vast amount of
pity wasted upon the Moslem woman,
1t may surprise even the woman suf-
fragist to learn that the laws of Mo
manned confer upon women a greater
degree of legal protection than any
code of laws since the middle Roman
law. Only the more recent liberties
and protection granted to married wo-
men by the laws OF divorce and the ex-
elusive property rights now In force In
the United States can be properly com
pared to those In Turkey. Under the
Moslem laws the provision for secur
Ing to the wife the free and uncon-
trolled possession OF her property Is
infinitely stipulated in the marriage
contract. A suitable sum is also ar
ranged for her maintenance in accord
ance with her husbands rank. Cen
fury.
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1908 by B. B. Hamlin, Jr.

ye febrls Qeverl. and II We be eten
rave he may cause of mannys dethe
whych hath often beene scene"
The tench which has been introduced
into some parts of this country is an
olive greenish carp which has been fer
long time termed In England the ply
sician of fishes" According To score
or more of authorities, ancient and
modern, the thick slime with which 1t
Is covered eXerts healing effect on all
wounds or diseases in which 1t can
come in contact on or in other fishes.
Whence this belief originated Is not
known, but one instance of exact OBJ
Mr.. Wright in his book ON FISHES and
Fishing" tells how minnow acclden-
tally hooked in the water of an aqua
rum in which it was swimming, on
breaking loose, Immediately descended
three parts of tae way down the wa
ter and swiftly approached It's nose 10
the side of the tcnch which was its
companion In tie aquarium. 1t rub
bed Its nose for few seconds against
the tench and then again swan about
as lively as before. 70 this testimo-
ny Mr.. Wright adds: I'VE (my friend
and who were watching the perform
ance) were both of the opinion that 1t
is really no fable as to the tenclI being
the Ilsculapius of fishes. for here was
an example before our eyes of II fish
being wounded and Immediately In
stinct directing II to seek II remedy"
enc piscatoria truth is known to all
who fish for pike or plckerel. The pike
(esoxlucius) will ravenously seize MS
his prey the fry of almost every fish,
including his own species. and all the
bait minnows are also cnvi&re TO him.
but he Will not touch the tench.-
Brooklyn Eagle.
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The LAMBERTYILLE RECORD
ESTATE or cLARK PIERSoN
WEDNESDAY, OCT. p, 1903
DANCER IN SODA slPHoNs.
Fhey May Explode and Cnuse Injury
Ia These Nlhs May lie Near.

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when the Poor Ride In GOnchcs.
In the east side tenement house re-
zion coaehes are associated with only
two things weddings and funerals.
The coach is an Indispensable feature
of the wedding, and only the very
poorest are buried without the attend
ancc of a mourning coach
The whole block knows when we'd
ding Is To take place, and everybody Is
ON the watch when the coach and pair
come dashing around the corner to re-
eeiVe the bride The vehicle draws up
before the narrow entrance to a teue-
ment aud presently Is entered by the
bride, half hidden in her white veil
and all moulding with orange wreaths.
willie gaping crowd looks on. The
horses are dashed, the coach turns an
other corner, and in three minutes the
bride is mt the place of ceremony. The
ceremony over, the coach this time
swallows UP both bride aud bride.
groom. Everybody Is charmed ut the
sight. The gossips are busy for a day,
New York Press.
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No more courteous judge ever pre-
sided at trial than the venerable for
mer justice of the New York court of
common pleas, Charles Il. DAILY. The
story is still told among our New York
lawyers how on one occasion young
attorney, while trying a case, INDUCED
in considerable vituperation of his OPP
ponent's witnesses, finally going so far
as TO answer the court very sharply
when requested to modify his Ian
guage.
Knowing that Judge DAILY was some
what of stickler for the dignity of
the judiciary, lawyers and court at
tendants gazed Mt the offending attor
ney in amazement
There was long interval of silence
Finally the judge leaned over the bench
and said with an ironical smile:
my young friend, before you are as
old as l am you will have learned that
It Is about as well to read Chesterfield
as BLACKSTONE Success.
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Leave Lambertvile tor Mannnka chunk and
StroudshrE SAS ~ - m, i.37, - and s.27 p m
sunday, vi a m, sap m For Phillpshurg aud
EasIon only, ~ p III week days.
Leave FrenehtOwn 90S, l0lS m, 2Ol, is and
Shi p M, week DAYS. . 40 M, 3 - N sundays
forlphilipshurg and faston only 900 y m. week
days
Arrive At rhillipsburg oil aud ttl7 a m , -
Il, ~ and 26 y IN. sunday, 10 "a IN. 70 y M.
Leave lhitipShurg FPS, 10 and il22 m, ~
oSl aud 30 = m. sunday 10 % N. 20 p m,
Arrive Relviderc 81. 10 p and II Il IN, SID.
6.25. $50 p m. sunday, II ~ NJ, 9h7 pm.
Arrive Manuuka Chunk SOB, l0& aud II 5n n
~. $ ., & ~ and i0.0i pm. Sunday, II 0S m loel
Pm
Arrive Stroudsburg oh &W RRA II 60 am,
II Is, S5d, u and lass p m, sundays, II a
III and l0Ah PM
Chunk at Geo m Reiydere 6.lI am, MARITIME
c eek 6.Si n m. arriving Lehieh Junction IS a IN
will carry passengers aud make stops at flag sta
tions north OF fhilipsburg
btfasSengers for BROAD Street Station, rhtladel
pha, hy trains leaving Sttoudsbng 6, o u m and
oS pm daily go through without change at fren-
ton. through ear for Stroudshurg is attached
to trains leaving Bfoad street station at n.h5 q
m, i2O0 noIn ant ~ I'M week days, and SOC q
m sundays by all other trains, passengers TO OF
from Rroad street change carsa Trenton
connection IS made at StrOudshurg with
Delaware, Laokaw. una n Western Railroad, Le-
hugh Junction with Lehigh Valley, high Sus
qUehanna Morris y Essex aud New Jersey Cen.
tai Railroads Al lamhcrtsilc with flemne
ton Railroad. At Trenton with trains To and from
New YORK Camden, &c.
Fot further information, SEE time tahleS which
can hr obtained at the ticket Offices.
= Stops only on signal or notice to Agent or
Conductor to receive or discharge passengers
Regular stop to discharge passengers.
Regular stop Ia receive passengers
j, Il. WOOD.
Passenger Traffic Manager
W. ". ATTEREuRN,
General Manager
GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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Canine Intelligence.

A striking instance of canine intclli
gence is reported from Paris A male
schooltcachcr named Dilaz was way
laid one evening near Charenton bridge
10y two roughs who set upon him and,
after ritling his pockets. flung him into
the Seine. a collie dog that happened
TO he near, without being encouraged
to do so by any person Indeed there
were none who saw the circumstance
at once plunged into the water and,
him to keep ailoat until the river pc
lice, attracted by his cries arrived to
his assistance. NJ. Dillnz was subse
qucntly able 10 furnish the police with
a description which led to the arrest of
his asSailantS
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USE ALIENS FOOT-EASE.

powder to be shaken into the shoes Your
feet feel swollen, nervous aud hot, and get
tired easily. II You have aching feet, try
Aliens Foot Ease Ii rests the feet and makes
new or tight shoes easy Cures aching, swol-
len. sweating feet, blsters and callous spots
Relieves corns and bunons of all pain and
gives rest and comfort. Try il to-day. Sold
by all Druggists and Shoe Dealers, s5e Don't
accept any substitute Trial package FREE
Address, Allen S. olmsted. lie Roy. y. Y.
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HuH,GTdon County Orphans Court Of
June fifteenth, A. D., nineteen
hundred and three.
Present JONI L. COMET, Judge.

In the matter of the application of l,r1o
Isaac Burke, administrator of "",e
Geore Lore, deceased, GU,
tor order to sell Real Estate to pay E
debts. '""Sc'
Isaac Burke, administrator of George Lore,
deceased, having made and exhibited To this
the personal estate and debts of the said de-
cedent as far rs can discover the same, by
which II appears that the personal estate of
the SAID decedcnt is insufficient to pay debts :
Mherenpon ON application of the said Isaac
Burke, administrator of the said George Lore,
deceased, setting forth that the said George
Lore died seized of Real Estate situate i'm the
terion, and praying the aid of this Court in
the premises, II Is ordered by the Court that
all persons Interested in the lands tenements
hereditamentS andReal Estatewherenft the said
George Lore died seized, do appear before
tins ourt on Tuesday the first day of Sep
TENDER, laS, in the term of April 19O8. to show
cause, u any they have, why So much of the
Heal Estate whereof the said George Lore
died seized as aforesaid should not be sold MS
will be sufficient To pay his debts, or the resi-
due thereof As the ease NAV require. and ii is
further ordered that this notice he published
IN The lamhortville Record for six weeks sue
ceSSively' and also true copies thereof set up
as the law directs
Done IN open Court and dated Surragates
Office
june II, 1909.
PAUL A. QUEEN, Surrogate
and Clerk of the
llunterdon County Orphans Court.
q. | BLACKWELL,
Proctor for Administrator
June Il, lael -dw.
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Mrs. Noollwed And il had really
thrown you down then would YOU have
given me up?
Aoolywed should say not | would
have kept right on trying TO win you
even if You had thrown me over half a
dozen times
Mrs NoolNwed My, what lot of
fun MISSED Baltimore American.
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TO coNsUM PTIvEs.

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, after suffering for
several years with II severe lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure TO those who desire it, he will
cheerfully send Gree of charge) a copy of the
prescription used, which they will find sure
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh
Bronchitis and all throat and lung Maiadies.
He hopes all sufferers will try his remedy, as
it is invaluable. Those desiring the preserip-
ton, which will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing, will please address,
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
brooklyn, New York.
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"our mir mattresses" said the dealer,
are all filled in the months of April.
May md June. That accounts for their
remarkably resilient qualities"
us the air of those months better
than others;'
"They IRE the spring months. you
know" He.
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Wont mer One netter.

Il never saw you in such a becoming
hat my dear Did you get II ready
madef"
II was just thinking how unusually
pretty yours looks Did you make II
yourSelfT brooklyn Life.
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How II Was Done

Il thought Miss pumpleigh figured
ON marrying Jack"
$50 she did, but another girl with
more money outtigured her."-Smart
Set
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IrnncrIN Renrn,ed

"elcr cannot cash this check. mad.
am, unless know who you are.
She Qlaugltilyl wouldn't accept the
money, ANYWAY. from any one who
doesn't know who am Exchange
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ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
SeWina Machines for Sale.

Two Home Sewing Machines, new,
with all the latest improvements, will
be sold at fair price. Inquire at The
RECORD office.
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Customer rntcring poultry shopI-f
should lik., L. aee n nice fat goose.
Small BY les. sir, mother vii! b,
In directly.
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Envy Is not only a great weakness,
but il is great ignorance too No
man envies what he can surpass or
equal
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kOdoI dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.

-FoR SALE new map of the
United States. Inquire at TmE Re-
CORD office.
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IlunI. Iteresy

He So the engagement is broken Off !?
She Yes. He told her he thought
she should stop reading novels and
read something more substantial
something that would improve her
lie Welt
She Well the idea of man lntimat
Ing To his taneee that she could be I'M
proved In any way! Philadelphia
Press
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SAFE for sale. Inquire Mt The
RECORD office.
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Administrators Sale
REAL ESTAT TIE.

r e A L e S T A T e.
The Subscriber, administrator of GEORGE
LoBE, deceased, will sell at public yendue on
Tuesday, Oct. 9Th, 1903, next, under and by
virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
the County of Hunterdon, dated Sept. LIST, A.
ID. 1903, upon the premises, situate in the Town.
ship of Holland, on the road leading from
Riegelsyille to Milford, being about one-half
mile from the Village of Riegelsville, between
the hours of II and O'Clock to wit: at o'clock,
+ NJ, the following Real Estate, being Ger
tain house and lot, adjoining lands of Sherid
Tinsman, William Pyatt and others, contain
ing one-half acre of land, more or less and are
the same premises that was conveyed to George
Lore i'll his life time by Sherid Tinsman and
wife by deed, dated Dec. LIST, A. ID. 1871
and is recorded in the Clerks office of the
County of Hunterdon in Book 233, page Is &c.
of deeds for said county.
The improvements consist of frame dwell
ing house and other outbuildngs, pleasantly
located. There lisa variety of fruit. Churches,
schools and post office are convenient.
A neat little home for some one and must be
sold to close the estate. Possession given inn
mediately.
Conditions made known ON day of sale by
ISAAC BURK, Administrator
Gro. LORI, Decd.
Dated Sept 10Th, A. ID. 1913
o. |. BLACKWELL, Proctor, Iambertyille, N j.
Sept. 30 1893
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DAUCFY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
CHRONIC DISEASES

aud troublesome affections of all kinds perma-
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and enriches the blood and strengthens the
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on chronic diseases free.
THE PALMER co. OF SPECIALISTS,
Bank building, 18th st. n I'd Az. New York
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Not n Repeater.
Miss Gossip-Does little Reginald
talk YETI
Mrs. Knowser - Not much. You
needn't be afraid of his repeating any
thing you ay.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
IntsIorthg SsiGh and Block sigma System
BELTIDERE DD-ISION.
Trains for Nee York aud IHifadeiphia.

leave Stroudsburg % h. y Rlt) GO.
H35, II 80 IL III, II and 5tN i NJ sundays, $50
"A IN and fuS y m.
Leave Mauunka Chunk 7 - and 10 o. a m 1927,
2i6 and Il pm sunday, - q m. aud h.'l y. m.
Leave BeiNidrre ! 30 aud l0.l0a IN, l23a, 2hl,
and 5.iGpm sunday go a m. and 5.i7 p m.
Leave rhillipshutg 712. $50 and 10 ~ a M, Ito,
3 q aud Gi6 p IN SuLday. St0am and i Is p IN.
Leave frrnrhtown i.4S and mn a. N, i33. 3.56
and & ~ M. sunday 1929 Il. M. aud IS p. m.
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Leave Iambcrtvillc for Pennington ST. m, los
ana 456 p m, week days.
Arrive Pennington 9l6 IN, , 50 and aga y m
week days.
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Trains from ini,ode,ph,a aud Ne~ YORK

West Twenty third Street staff II. as 7h5,
10 40 a m - : 10 I % aud 5.a5 =. M Sund'ys,
& 90 n aud SOS y, N
Leave New York, neShrosses and tortlandt
Streets, Via Trenton. 6l0, SUI, l1.m a M 80,
, ~, 40 and geo m Sunday Il Il II M and
= IN
Leave Philadelphia BROAD Street station 90
aud 10' III T. M uoon, 20 tirmherYllle onlT),
IA. 3 % ,lh llpshurV otly, ana 112 = m. Gut
law S02 III. and TOP nm
Leave West Philadelphia q OK. c90S NJ,
CIe03 noon. O. uamhertville only, % y,
coos ,Phllhpsburg only, and CT pn week
days, eS,05 M and e o. pm sundays.
Leave Trenton -, 9bt "a m, u, 81 Uam-
hertNillc only, l25, $50 (fhllpshnrg only,
and so pm sunday s Is Il IN and 1.A3 p m
Arrive iamheTtvtila So, ~ - IA, tot 1 W
ia, az aud s pm sunday, vi m. ani s27
y M.
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Leave Pennington :, is m, 1870 and $50 pm
weekday

Leave Lambcrtvtlle 100. S.2h, SI5. and il.i3 q
m. 20S 80 aud Is IN sunday. Si5 IA. m and
LS0 y N.
Aftjyr Trenton 13A $40 gC9 am, l2l7 2.aG
5ns aud tEp sunday o. n. m and % m
Arrive AT West Philadelphia pS - and D9 81,
u ias, m, nj ~, u, M I'll and rs II m, ~ ~
n IN. aud ~ - y IN sundays.
Aruyc Philadelphia throad street SiatIom $50
1000, lG.aI. m los, & ~ ard Sai pm Sunday
iu.nl a m aud 9n2
Arrive New \ ork, via Trenton, Q y Ia n and
II 3S u m 20a 4As y aud y 81 pm sunday
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-07
La Viuda de Mac Kinley
EN- la turnha de "su'
muertO

Canton, Ohio, 25 de Diciembre =
Ia vista de Mira. Mac K nley oil ce
menterio de Westla wn fac retras sda
hoy como unA hora. ara que pudie.
ra asistir desde 10 tumhs, Il casa
de 10 fAmiliA B Bsrbiery y acompa f1sr.
les & 10 comida de pascuss, que de.
bfa tenar lugar 6 10 una de II ,tarde.
La misi6n diaria de amor al cemen.
terio consiste para Mrs Mac Kinley
en- sentarse an ratio al 10 10 del atAua
On que reposan los restos de So di.
fanto esposo.
ri interior de la tumba ha sido
Arreg,sdo de tal modo que Apenas
tiene spariencis de ser morada de
muarto. lbs adornos de bAnderas
y eseudos americanos, dan In nots
principal. A los ladcs del staud se
han colocaSo sillas para ID viuda y
sus cempaferos, y el piso estk ca.
bierto de a,fombras.
La viuda del Pfesidente depe sit6
hoy su ofrenda diaria, mn ramo de
Fl ores, que todos los dias colccs so.
bre el atand. Psrmaneci6 en- silen.
clio en- 10 tumba por espacio de qain.
ce minutos, derramando algunas Is
grimas On msmoria de "a muerto.
A 10 entrada de In tumba Rsefa
guardia nm soldado americana. En
los tf rrenos que rOdean el monumen.
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I engdnnos fe

Para que 10 familia puertorr.que'
d 10 Sc m&nteDga drme en- Ell lar ma
two necesita saber 10 Q1e es q 10 Qate
de6e ser como pueblo, y despuss que
este seps, resolverse & ser 10 que
debe ser.
Pfimero tenemos que limpiar 10
meate de telars mas, eucender su luz
interior con 10 cual ha de yer y com.
parar y contrastar 10 que necesita
para inducir cual sea su ley de vida,
es decir nuestra ley de vida. 10 ley
de vida del pueblo puertorriquef1o.
Sabiendo que aomos un pueblo
degenerate y que los pueblos dege.
nerados tienden & desaI arecer, excl.
tamos nuestro instinto de conserva-
ci6r, le despertamos y le ponemcs
alerta. Despierto el instinto de con-
servacion, pronto conocer2 ans en-
carniz Ados enemigos; los sef1alsrA &
la inspection Fdblica y no tardar&n
en- ser conocidoa, aborrecidos y aes.
truidos. Caando 81 instinto de con :.
servaci6n SO v6 libre de enemig %,
10 vida est& aseguraaa.
Cual en- 10 arAf1A que teje 10 telA
Que nubla nuestra mente >cOleetiva ?
La vsnidAd. Esta es la peor euali.
dad que puede tener un pueblo de-
generado 8 no; porque sino estA de-
generado 10 degenerar4, y 81 10 est&
impedir& CON 10 mayor fuerza posi-.
BILE que se re ganere. In vanidad ca
una m Aldita maga que convierte en-
virtudes los dsfectos de sus vfeti-
mas. lY como corregir dsfsctos
que aparecen virtudes? La vanidad
NOS hace exclamar: tenemos ell mejor
china del mundo, 10 mejor TERRA del
murdo, los mejores fruit o del mum.
do, los mejores animales del mundo,
y como hombres somos, morAlmente
hAblando, buenos, muy buenos, bue.
nfsimos, intelectunlmente consiae'
RADIOS, somos listos, muy listos -.
pero muy listos.
Los puertorrique d % somos aptos
para muy pocas cosas y sin embar.
90 nos creemos aptos para todc.
Nuestra vanidad intellectual se prue'
ba mas que en- todo en- 10 politics.
LA pOif.ica tiene como base una
ciencia extraordinariAmente dificil,
que es 10 soc.ologia y estA tiene de
fundamento otras mas oscuras y
aiffciles ADO, como 10 Antropologia,
10 B:olt gfs, Ia Psicologie. la Histo.
rih, ell Derecho, etc. Paes bien,
quien no Sc cree en- Puerto Rico con
admirA b .es aptitudes politicas para
moldear el porvenir de "a pueblo
entire sus debiles manos y segun los
cklculos de una intsligencfa easi
analfaheta?
Empeeemos, pues, por rendir cul.
to & 10 modestia. En- toda vanidaa
hay necedad, en- toda jastancia hay
groseria.
Debemos tener por seguro que la
modestia sera To- vestRl que encen
derG 10 luz interior, aquella que nos
pondra en- el secreto de nuestra &C
tual situacion, nos hara YER clara
mente nuestro pasado y NOS alum
brar& tsmbien con ayuda de otras
cualidades sobre ell porvenir.
Ella nos har& YER que estamos en-
relaciones de inferioridsd respecto
de los continentales, porque nuestro
nivel moral, Intellectual y ffsico es
ir ferior; y que esta inferioridad es
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MAYAGUEZ
(De maestro eorrssponsa1 }

Eaero 8 "A pssar de IL situaci6n,
que no en- aquf desahe g ada, nj mu.
eho msnos, 10 sociedad mayagtls.
zana se ha divsrtido en- grande
durants estos & timos dias. Ei
Afio Nuevo foe nm derrocha. Petar-
dor, canon azoss bales, paseos, built
clio & incet ante animaei6n dabAn & 10
ciuaad el p lcto de los dias de feria
cuando NOS 9 licamos aqui festeiar
la Patrona.
TAnto las fi .s'a, del Casino, como
las de los diversos cen tros de recyeo
y sociales, han reaultado esplendi.
das.
C,n motive de haber considerable
Illegal ell s scretario de Puerto Rico
10 Contribution establecida para 10
mAtanzas de resss, es aquf comidilla
del dia 10 devolueioa de los dineros
cobrados en- tai sentido. Muchos
abaste sedores opinan que { ellos de-
be devolv6rseles. pero 10 opiLi6
l1blica, por modo un&nime, sostiene
que deben ser devueltos al ublico
consumidor, sobYe Ell cual gravit6
directamente 10 aludida contribu.
ci6n.
Y, desde luego, como no es posi-.
BILE ESQ, 10 opinion p6blica quedarfa
satisfec hs CON que el dinsro de los
dereshos cobrados Embellishments ne
invirtieran en- una obra de utilidad
p6blica ne dedicaran 6 b sneficio
de alguno de los establecimientcs
de caridad.
Va han tornado possession de sus
cargos los seiiores elsctos para 10
nueva junta escolar. Diehos seffo.
res son don Genaro Cort6s, director
de sLa Bandera Americans., doctor
Gimenez Nussa y Licdo. Victor p.
Martinez