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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-17
PreservatiVe For Stone.

The Hungarian chemist, Brun. says
he has discovered liquid chemical
compound which renders certain kinds
of matter proof against the effects of
time. He says 1t doubles the density
of nearly every kind OF stone and rem
ders 1t water proof.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-17
The Green Prevailed.

A green little boy In green little way
A green little apple devoured one day
And the green little grasses now ten
derby wave
Ger the green little apple boys greer
little grave.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-17

The Oldest tombstone in New York Is
in Trinity Churchyard. 1t Is inscribed,
Richard Clemdle, 1881" The remain
der of the inscription has been worn
away from the stone by wind and rain.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-17

The great rock Of Gibraltar is crum-
ling and the rotting masses of the
rock must be continually bound to-
gether with huge patches Of masonry
and cement.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-07-14

stopping at 1749 Pearl street.
Mrs. c. Goodman, daughter and two sons,
of Omaha Nebraska, passed through Denver
last week en- route to Colorado Springs,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. E. Rapp gave a reception last Mon
day evening in honor of her guests, Mrs. N.
Freidberg and daughter Sylvia Miss Brooks
of New York and Miss Stein of Ogden, Utah.
Messrs. l.. Levy of Paincourtvlle, David
Levy of Rayne and Victor Herbert of New
Orleans, party of prominent merchants of
Louisiana, are spending the summer in Colo
RADIO.
Scalp treatment for falling hair. Hair
dressing. Manicurng, for men, women and
children. Artesian water Haines' Hair
Store, G21 Sixteenth street
Mrs. Lewis Cane left Wednesday, July
18th. to join her husband in New York City.
where they will make their future home.
Mrs. Cane will be missed by her host of
friends.
1880 Sixteenth street; capital, 100000; gen.
eral banking and trust business; fire insur-
ance. loans and Investments; four per cent.
time deposits
tion B. NJ. H. will give picnic at Manhat-
tan Beach. Wednesday, July 10, 1905, all day
and evening. Tickets for gate admission to
be had from all members.
DR.. Lee K. Krankel, superintendent
United Hebrew Charities of New York,
ke is his way to attend the conference
of Charities at Portland
Messrs Alfred Muller, Rabbi William S.
Friedman and Alfred Patek will leave next
week to attend the annual meeting of the
board of trustees of the National Jewish
Hospital which will take place in Atlantic
city. The meeting will take place July 26th
at the Royal Palace hotel, in the hall of the
Jewish Chautauqua, that day being devoted
to the hospital.
Mr.. Jacques Levy and son, DR.. Aaron
Levy, of St Louis at the Shirley. They
are here to visit their and brother and
to spend the summer in Colorado. DR.. Aaron
Levy is the local medical examiner in st.
Louis of the National Jewish Hospital
Come see the flowers that are blooming
in our windows. You would be surprised
at the small sum it would cost you to deco
rate your bedroom with one of these charm
ing floral effects. Schayer & Gollick, cor
ner Colfax and Josephine.
Mrs. William Horwitz of 43S East Twen-
ty-second avenue entertained at whist IN
honor of Mrs. H. J. Fredberg and daughter,
Miss Sylvia, Miss Mile Brooks of New York
and Miss Stein of Ogden. The lady's prize
was won by Miss Brooks; the gentlemans
prize by Mr.. M Rapp.
beautiful Oriental production will be
rendered at the Curtis Street theater for one
week beginning Sunday. The play is under
the personal direction of Miss Tracie Whit
ing, who staged the Court of Hearts FOR
the Tuesday Musical club. A number OF
wel-known Jewish young ladies are taking
leading parts in this play called 1.-The Man
darn."
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Whitlock and daugh
DoJn orI INcto1 11n Of Pioh
The Jewish outlook., 1905-07-14

Miss Julia Steinbrink of New York is
visiting her sister and will tour the state be-
fore her return home.
Mrs. N. Steenbock is spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. H. Greenbaum at her home,
1920 Columbine street.
Mr. Levy of Lincoln. Nebraska. is spend
ing week in the city with his son, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn.
The Misses Green of Scranton, Pennsyl-
vania, are visiting Mrs. Morris Wise, 1899
East Thirteenth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Boldauf of Oska-
loosa, Iowa, spent several days in the city
on their way to California.
Mr. Bruno Grosser and family left Friday
for Chicago, where Mrs. Grosser and chill
dren will spend the summer.
A regular meeting of the Young Ladies'
Aid Society will be held Sunday, July 10th,
at p. m, at Temple Emanuel
Mrs. M. d. Barnett and children have
gone to Leadville for four weeks during Mr..
Barnett's absence in New York.
Miss Ethel Cohen of New York. who has
been visiting in Denver for the past year,
has left for an extended trip East
DIR. Guy l.. Keifer of Detroit, the health
commissioner of that city, is in Denver in
vestigating the hospitals and sanitoriums.
J. Marinoff, first-class cutter and maker
of gentemen's garments. full line of
woolens just received. 1916 Glenarm street.
j. H. Arkush, fire, life and accident
insurance; telephone 2S63 3O4 and 3O5
Appel building, Sixteenth and Larimer
streets
Mr. Milton Anfenger and Mr.. Raymond
Soils are among the Elks who went to Buff
falo to attend the convention there this
week.
Rabbi Max Heller and son of New Or
leans stopped in the city for a few
days on their way to Colorado Springs and
Manitou.
Miss Ada Dodge of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, was in the city last week route to
Wagon Wheel Gap, where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. A. Goldsmith of Los Angeles stopped
over in the city few days to visit her
brother, Mr. B. F. Meyer, and will later go
to New York.
Lehman & Stewart, Denver's leading
fire insurance and financial agents, 154l
Champa street.
Mrs. Wohl, Mrs. Arthur Kline and Mar
celle, formerly of Denver, now from New
Orleans, will be pleased to see their friends
at 1749 Pearl street.
Mr.. A. Plessner, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Plessner
of St. Louis, the father and son of the we'll
known attorney, Mr.. David Plessner are in
the city visiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Levy of New Orleans
are at the Metropole and will remain in
Denver about a week. They are their
way to the Portland Fair.
Schwayder wishes to announce that
he has the best line of trunks and travel
ing bags in the city, at Fifteenth and
Curtis streets.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-07-14

Mr. Lafayette We'll of New Orleans is in
the city.
Mrs. Horwitz of St. Louis is stopping at
the Shirley.
Mrs. l.. Weiner and daughter Bertha have
gone to California.
Mr.. Albert May of Colorado Springs was
in the city Monday.
Mr. David Jacobs, after months trip
in Utah, has returned.
Dr. William Dreschler has returned from
his visit to Cleveland.
Miss Blanche Kahn is spending the sum-
mer at Confer, Colorado.
Mr.. Leo w. Rosenfeld of Kokomo, lndl-
ana is visitor in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dreyfus have gone
on a visit to Erie, Colorado.
MI S. Pells of Boulder, Colorado was in
the city during the past week.
Mr. Ben Rosenberg spent a few days OF
last week in Colorado Springs.
Mr. Ross Barnbaugh of Canton, Ohio, was
visitor in our midst last week.
Post for Photos. 1906 Flfteenth
street and 91O Sixteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Siegel have gone to Cal
ifornia for a several months stay.
Rabbi Henry Berkowitz Of Philadelphia
was in the city last week for day
Mr. and Mrs. M. Summerfield are spend
ing the summer at Port Huron, Michigan
Mr.. Heine Bensev of Chicago is visiting
his brothers, Lester and William Bensev.
Mr.. Joseph Mendel of Ashland, Wisconsin,
stopped over in Denver en- route to Califor-
mia.
Mrs Goodman and daughter Pauline are
at home to their friends at the Shirley An
mex
Nicely furnished rooms suite or single
with excellent table board at Jacobsons
1861 South Fourteenth street.
Miss Hirschman of Chicago is visitor
in oft is StODDinp
street.
ida, is visiting his parents at 1853 Williams
street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Dinkelspiel and DR.. c. M
Meyer of New York City were in the city
last week.
Miss Dora Koenigsberg of Chicago is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs J. Hornbein, 1880 Down
ing avenue.
B. Schradsky, Denver's we'll known
merchant tailor, 1901 Larimer, for sty-
lish clothes.
French dry-cleaning and dyeing of fancy
goods, laces and feathers. Miss NJ SchWel-
ger, 61O 18th street Phone Main 1865.
Mrs. A. R. Blumenthal and Mrs. I. L. Ber-
ger of Chicago, Illinois, are visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs r. Schayer and family have moved
to 1913 Ogden where they will be pleased
to see their friends.
Mrs. Emma Haas of Kansas City is WIS.,
itng her son and will remain some time with
him at the Lafayette
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25
FOR SOCIAL EVENTS GET IN THE PROCESSION
Entertainments Being Arranged for the
inauguration Dedication Exercises.

The committee charged with ar
ranging the social functions for the
gnration-dedication exercises on
April 2G next. held a meeting this
morning at which portion OF the
work of the committee was assign
ed and details decided upon. 1t was
decided TO constitute three sub-com-
mittees from the general committee,
one on luncheon for the guests OF
the day. one for reception at the
home of Judge and Mrs Templeton
and one on refreshments at the IL
brary The luncheon committee as
named as follows
Mrs. G. c. Groce, chairman: Mes
danes. C. w Simpson. J. Lea Gam
mon, ] Lee Penn. Misses Elizabeth
Barry and Emma Davis.
The luncheon is to be given o1ly
to those who have been invited as
the special guests Of the event and
10 whom free entertainment is given.
Admission TO the luncheon viii prob
ably be by card
For the reception at Judge Tenn
pleton's in the afternoon from ( to
6 the following committee was nam
ed Mrs II w Leeper, chairman;
Mrs, Osce Goodwin, Mesdames H. A.
Pierce, c. r. Gibson. W. W. Camp
bell. 4. d. Small and Miss May
White The reception will be given
to the general public and every one
Is invited to attend. 1t is given in
honor Of the alumni and students OF
the university
Immediately after the close OF the
reception at the Templeton home She
library will be thrown open and the
following committee will be in charge
thege serving light refreshments:
Miss EseIle Dunlap. chairman; Mes
dames G. ", Coleman. J. L. McCart-
ney Misses Mary Pierce, Matte Mid
aietoa and Scotia Mcmillan.
Il is the purpose Of the social func-
tions committee TO see that the idle
hours OF the day are crowded with
entertainment and enjoyment for the
guests and that everything possible
is done to give the visitors pleas
ant impression OF the city and It's
people and enlist their Interest in our
elsF and ifs institution
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25

1t Is noted III recent issue OF the
Daily Journal OF Coffsyyille, KAN.
chat c. : Lakeland, formerly OF this
city ia q rhe head of a large cloth
ing factory just established in thar
town Ia speaking OF this concern
the Journal SAYS
About t25 men and women VIII
he employed to START with The ca
pacby OF the plant wilj he zoo gar
meats per day and 5000 yards of
cloth viii be used each day A mod
ers electric cutter viii be installed
witch will do the woUk Of three men.
The building and vlots viii cost
about $4,000 and the total invest
meat will reach $4,000. The COM
pauy is capitalized at $50, ,o00. The
company is composed OF ". p Brown.
president; 6. A. Mcfarland, vice
president c 5 Lakeland. secretary
and general manager, A. Garverick.
treasurer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25
Building of hdCaddmed Streets will pBI
City in Front Rank.

Under the above caption, taking
the action Of the residents of West
Main street relative to laying a maca-
dam road on that street, the Hills
boro Mirror, after stating the ac-
tion taken as reported in the Enter
prise, says of the proposition:
In this matter the people Of Waxa-
hachie have taken a step that means
more for the future of their city than
those who have given only casual con
sIderation of the subject can realize.
The Improvement TO be undertaken
on this one street will in the natur-
al course Of things, lead to similar
work on others and when good streets
become an accomplished feature OF
the city's progress it will not only
enhance beyond ali present concep-
tion the value Of the property of indi-
viduals, but Will place Waxahachie
ia the very front rank of Texas cities
as an attractive and prosperous COM
munity and as a desirable location
for residence and invest ment
The Mirror then proceeds TO urge
the citizens of Hillsboro to similar
action, arguing that from the stand
point of home pride and business pro-
gress it cannot afford to lag in the
matter of street Improvement The
streets Of every city in Texas can be
bettered If the people will take hold
OF the question in the right way. The
money spent by city councils In keep
ing the streets graded and in half
way decent repair will, in the course
of ten or twenty years, macadam
every one of them, and once well
built the cost Of repair viii be prac-
ttcally nothing Even it the citizens
have to do the work by private con
tributlon. as the West Main street
people propose. they Will be amply
repaid for the outlay by the increas-
ed value of their property and the
satisfaction of driving over a good
road
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25

Midlothian is TO have two new
brick business houses. Lawson Bros.
Will erect one 35Xluo feet and the
Mercantile Company the ether.
which will be 2JNIOO feet Work
will De started as soon as the weather
seaiss. The structure viii fiji the
vacancy between e. y. Compton s.
hardware store and the Mercantile
Comrauy's store.
They are 20 he one story buildings
unless enough progressive citizens
viii take stock lB au auditorium.
In that event "a second story will he
added ora N4X1H1 feet which viii
make ara ideal rom COS all entertain
lng purposes Midlothian Argus
News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25
A Trip Egyta

Tonight There sill ne presented at
fhe enFH hustas gbe iafVsf and moAf
popular Wase8t gHmrdY Nnves# a
Ftip g. EEfu ffnm the p~n 0f the
sf3 snuAu aHfanF aud composer. e
tf. Kerr FtE naeea s aug af fhe
o. u u uaf ttlg shW Tear E4~f
slns tem af the production hstae
ssEfAsf p fhe Essaf@nf ara slssoiHg.
Il 80 hna saes 81 nuNs4ies fo
4 a Eft
fa HHAlNH orr aaatfts
#Ha aaHeefH ant iafs ses
~ Wf aMnk @ 8f
A aMH famah
81 A@WNH twmmssl#nH
Ne e#i ffaf7a ar Mew sa8
#e af# #Ha me @e
f@w#n k# Mas Htsfsumgp th#t
haa H a n mh Hg asae
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25
County Court Cases.

ouly two elrll juy docket cases
were tried in the county court this
week
in the SUIT Of s. u Musley against
the Katy for Damages tho jury re-
turned a rsrdlc, lu favor Of the de-
feHannE
Yesterday salt for debt
hgoashf % the Wuahaehie Hard
ware eomparY against g. % luEfam
was tried a verdict IN favor of tho
defendant was returned hy thp jury
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Pupils of Three Grades Give an En-
tertaiument at Park Building.


tert8iumeut at Park Building.
The public school children of the
first. second and third grades gave
an entertainment lu the auditorium
Of the Park building last night.
which was greatly enjoyed by the au-
dIance. This was the first entertain
ment given Ina the new building and
lt resulted In a packed house Every
one OF the seven hundred and fifty
seats were sold and many We're COM
PEELED 70 stand. The program began
az $50 and consisted OF drills and
SONGS, all OF whsb were cIeyerly exc
ruted aud we'll rendered The first
number on the program Was ar
GsnsuluE chorus. Welcome" b& the
boys OF the first and third grades
Miss Curtin first grade gave "a doll
drill and the firs grade OF Miss Ma
lone appeared ia the operetta. Red
Riding Hood. The hoop dr.u.
Mother Goose reception. fan dGiu
sunilower chorus and other numbers
CA TIE program wrre given good rem
ditlugs The nyoEram closed with
"a cantata. 'Fhs Brownie Band br
Miss Mcpherson thlrd grade
This entertainment was given for
the purpose OF raising funds with
which to uav for the piano. which
was purchased some iimg ago There
were between 5000 and 1000 reopIe
See attendance. and the receipts OF
fhe doar weee t2#T.ls The -acCeeH
o4 che affair IS uot only grUftlas
tu the auperiulsudsr tasu.ft aut
board af trustees. hUf fu rrg f.anH
% the school aa wrll
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-25
buried AliNc

81. Kinds a. 1 Ipu, ..H .rt ss.au
aF'e t-Hu R i N1gfe a. SOM g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-07

fDs nnsetyo eegfrsp snsel. J

Arecibo. FebfeE1 4.
Dias paaadog 81 principal de das es-
ouelas de Areciho aeii0F don Juan ST.
fonte fue vistima de- una serie de cir
cunstanciaa fatales que le hiciarOn
apareceE como autnr de M caatigo {
IN nifi9 que desg tlCiadamente muFi6
DID este luQnr que ss e fsrmnra
an pr0eeso por 81 ministeriO fiscal que
tFtj0 traa s.. n suspension temporal
as empleo y sueldo v 81 auto de pFi-
sion aaIiendo en ihertad bSjO fanzA.
PerO deBpu6s de todos los tr6mites
de Iey que56 probada h inooencia del
seflor Sif0nte en- los hechos que se Ie
acumulab3n y fu6 sObrsaeiada por ell
Attorney la cnusa. cancelSndose IA
6anza y quedando de nuevo repuesto
en su empIe0 abon6ndO loa dias que
estuVO suspense.
Durante 81 tiempo que dur6 el cita-
do pr0ceso no go vic nj IN solo mo-
mento abandonado eI aefIor SifOnte
pues amigos Ie acompa 6aban y Fecibfa
cartAs v talegramas de otros tantos.
que protestaban no Greer en- absolute
en- Ia cuIpabilidad del bondadoso pro-
fesor que tan querido es de sus alum
nos. 10 que Sc han encargsdO de de-
mostTar los tFibunales de iusticia.
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SontIda mu8Tt8 del joVsn David
Garcia On Slbana GTdRdO.
de maestro o0greep0nsa7. }.

FebFeFo 4 -
El maFtes pr6ximo pasad0 dkb2mos
cuenta de la grave enfsrmedad de
nuestrO queFidO amigo 81 ioVen don
Luis David Carols y hay con penR
profundisima mojRmos dc nuevo nues-
tE8 pluma para Rnunciar 90 muerts
acaeCida 81 dis primero del actual.
Era David. como todoB le llAm6bR-
N .. an amigo sincere y an coraz6n
alberto siempTe & generosos sentimisn.
t0S. CuBndo le vimos por Ultima Vez,
impossible nos hubierR sido Greer que
aqnel cRr6cter iovial. aIegfe y ncfIadoF
eGtuViera tan cercano & sepuItarse en-
IaG sombrae de "a eternidad.
In6tiles fueron los esfueTz0s de ID
ciencia para arrebAtar s ID muerta u
vidR del inolVidable amigo, & quien es-
t6bamos unidos por afectos entrRfia-
bles. Cerremos estaa -notas tristes con
otras de afectuoso consnelo que lleVe
"a hrg&r desoladO de ID madre , her
niRnos amAntfsimos. ell testimonio We
hemente de que no estkn solos nj en- el
recuerd0 nj en- 50 dolor para eleVRr q
cieIo b caata pIegaria por el reposO
atarn0 del muert0 queFido.
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Febrero Airt rico pueblo &c
1aarea. 30 estsdo nuev sEeente expae t9
& ser paat0 de Ia llaraa1: iaa eueeE9
de 3 madrpeada de hoy. deelaT6se un
vOraz inCen0iC en ID clsa- nhQuln4 g
Vapor que para - diferentes opera
clones del cafe, poaeen en- esta poQtA-
ci6n los se60res M6rdue2 y CompaIia,
quedandO radncida 6 esc0m0ros p0eas
h9ras despu6s v siend0 veFdade eEAlaen-
te pr0vide denciaI que este pueblo no haya
tanldO quo lanoentaE eatAa horaa oeFa
hFcAt0mbs como q del afi1 1888
D6bese eeto pFincipA pAlmenta e eak-
me que en- aquellas h0rnG reinabs. no
nottndOse la mas liRera briea. snbleE-
dc lns llanna perpendicu larmente. olt-
cuustancia s Ia que 60 debi6 no nrdiese
0tra .aImac6n Que solo p0F cuatrp
8 cinco m6tros separnda esta de & IN
cendiada. y que comenz6 arder por
su parte superior, debiendo au saliva
ci6n 81 arrojo y temeridad de don Ger
m8nico BelAvel y de VaIlOs senores de
los indiViduOG de d pOlicia insular.-
mereciendo entire tOdos muy especial
menCi6n 81 guardin jose FelicianO que
despreciando su vida cay0 desde una
muralla dentro de- las llamas y saLvan-
dose mills gtosamente. no Sin sufEiV
aIgunas quemaduras en- los brazos =
piernas y ligsvas c0ntusiOnes en- 10
cabeza.
El ircendio de esta roche, me sugie-
re- aIgunas considerations que debe-
rfan ser tomadas en- cuenta por quien
corresponds.
Otra m6quina igual Ia que aoAba
de incendiaHse. tiene en- esta poblaci6n
don BAItaear Marquez PAlou. per0
con la circumstances de que 6sta no
ests mOntada 90 IN edifcio aisIadO y.
sepaEado de b pOb.aci6n. como 10 esta-
ba d de Loo gefIoEes Mkrquez y Com
pafiia: 6sta est en- una de les casas que
fofman ID 6lti m Calle que on Or d
eXiste, eiend0 an C0n8tnnte peligEO
para Los habitantes de e8te pueblo b
m6quinA 6 VapoF de- don BAltssar Mar
quez y PaIou.
SQu6 naTfa do Lareg en- est0s mOmep-
tos. 81 81 iucendio de anoche-en vez. de
hRber ocurridO en- b CASA m6Quina de
los sefiores MSrque2 y COmpafifa, 0cu-
RE en- la del GefIor M6rquez y Palou2
A Ia consideration de los que como
cen Ia topograffa de este pueblo = de
como ests situade ID m6quina del se-
nor Marquee y Palou, dejo la contes-
taoi6n esta pregunta.
Z les autoridRdes que teniendo II
ssgrada mission de veIar por les VidaS
y hacienda1 de sus subordinadOs. tie
nen ell deber de tomar las medidas
oportunas. s fin de evitar que el dfa
menCs pensad0 ocurFa una nueVa hs-
catombe. El peIi0Fo existe. reme-
diarlo es 10 mas pr6cticO y conyenien-
fe.
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QgsIas Do .aTles.

Varios compa atriotna, entire los que
hguFan los obreros de- Ponce SefiDFes
Juan MaldOnado, Cris6stomo Marti-
nez, Francisco ALVAREZ juan Ramon
Ramirez, Claudio CoIudro. Rafael Ro-
nero D JOs6 Zeda, acerC6ronse aver s
estas oficinas, ex xDoniendo que. des-
pu6s de haber hecho 40 p0Cos sacrifi-
clos. lIegaron de 10 i9lR ca union de
Otros, con obieto de tallarse para in
gresO en- Ia Policfa Insular.
Vsnfan-diCen -pFoVistOs de tOdOs
los documentoa que se exigen, sgFe-
psndo que 81 dfa de ID tails. nj siquiera
De lessllsm6 y que solo Be hizO este
con deteFminadoe iDdividuOs.
Muy quejOsos mu6stranse los sludi-
doa paisan0s. que pi6 tendrkn que
regresar & sus diatiptos hogsrea Gin hs-
Der conseRuidO o. deseo.
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ICsldIO be uIa eI8I
6ia De- cana 01
BaICeI0Reia
un bohl0 que boz fin s. vino
absIO.
fDe auestro C0rrespousa5.


Fe0rero 4. Yictoriano Morkn. po-
bfe del barrio de- Llanadas que tenla
unA cuerdita de cana se le incendi6 60
casa ace pslas y como an cuadro de Ia
Los guardlas irsulaFes 1gleslas =
Otero Sc prensentaron con gran acti-
vidnd en 81 aitio del suCes0 contribu.
yendo salyarIe parte de d cana al
infeliz MOTkn.
E1emos dido decir que en ATecibo
hay tres egcuelaa vaCantea v ana rural: {:
DC elias co 10 de Garrocheles que solo
distA de BarCeloneta & de hors. escue-
Ilta que cuenta con an Vecindario mUy
bueno. en- dOnde b vida se hace sgra-
dsble y hay estaci6n da ferfccaTril.
Ha llegado & BaEcelOneta pAsar
una tempOrada la sentimental y b0n-
dadOsa sci horita Antolina Flores. herr
mana del buen patriota don Pepe Flo
res. de Arecibo.
Muy sentida ha aid0 en- este po-
bIadO Is deapedida del senior Franco
Davi'a y familin. los cUales han fjado
Ga residencia en- Rio Piedras.
-El bnhio de GArrochaIes que haoe
POGO se eStaba cRyendo. vino & TERRA ,
hay cincO infelices mujeres que espe-
ran aIgunR ayuda para no viVir tan
desampsFadas.
Por fn 81 individuO Felix Her
nkndez expire ca estcs dias , han que
dadO aus pequefl0a en- ID mayor mi-
serla Cublert0s con haFapos.