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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
FILLING THE
JURY WHEEL

The Jury Commissioners of Montour
County-Curtis Cook of this city and
w. B. Moore of West Hemlock town
ship-Tuesday completed the task of
filling the jury wheel for the year
1906.
Few persons have correct idea of the
modus operandi and of the amount of
work involved in the above operation.
Pursuant to order of Court the Jury
Commissioners have selected three
hundred names for 1906 as against four
hundred for 1905. The term of court,
which will meet in January is the
term which under the old order con-
vened in December. The change was
only ordered last month and the jur-
ors who will serve are those drawn
out of the 1905 wheel.
The number of names selected from
each district bears the same relation
to its whole number of voters as the
three hundred names to be drawn sus-
tains to the whole number of persons
in the county that may be called upon
for jury duty. In some districts the
number Of names selected of necessity
becomes very small.
In selecting these names the Jury
Commissioners have fine opportunity
to serve the county by exercising care
and discrimination, to the end that
h,,t Of I,n n1
men are put into the wheel. The very
aged, the deaf, or men physically un-
able to stand the strain of jury service
should not be among those placed in
the wheel, as such at the last moment
would have to be excused by the court,
which likely as not would lead to en-
barrassing circumstances. To the above
might be added the headstrong man,
the man known to be blindly prejudic-
ed and the one whose moral percep-
tions are dulled, all of whom our pres
ent Jury Commissioners declare they
have no use for.
The Jury Commissioners find moth
ing in the mere list of voters that con-
veys any idea of the mans fitness for
jury duty lit is only by being thorough
ly acquainted throughout the county
that they are enabled to steer clear of
undesirable material and make the
best selection.
So much for theory. 1t would be too
much to say that mistakes are not Of
ten made. Neither does it follow that
men whose names are not put in the
wheel are undesirable as jurors, as the
fact must be borne in mind that only
limited number are needed in each
district.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
BURGLAR SHOOTS
THROUGH WINDOW

The farm owned by George Edmond
son and tenanted by Albert Shook about
three miles east of Danville along the
p. & r. Railway yesterday morning
occasion the robbers were discovered
by the tenant and driven off, quite a
number of pistol shots being exchang-
ed between the parties.
| What adds to the boldness and au-
dacity of the attempt is the fact that
the Edmondson farm was visited by
burglars-presumably the same parties
less than two weeks ago.
They might have escaped with a
considerable quantity of booty yester-
| day morning had it not been that Mr..
Shook was suffering from an injury to
his arm and could not sleep soundly.
| About one o'clock he was aroused by
| the sound of stone falling into the
| cellar. Remembering the former visit
of burglars he called his son, Charles
Shook, who is employed in this city
| but who on account of his fathers in
jury, was spending the night at home
The two men got up to investigate
and while walking around the house,
came upon the burglars as they were
about leaving the cellar with well
filled bag containing a quantity of
canned fruit and other goods The men
were defiant and were loath to leave
| without their booty Mr.. Shook was
armed with a pistol, which snapped
the burglars opened fire on the father
and son, the bullets fortunately flying
wide of the mark.
The burglars finally left empty hand
ed, when it was found that they had
broken through the outside cellar door
tearing away portion Of the masonry.
1t was the falling of one of the stones
loosened when entrance was effected
that aroused the farmer. 1t is believ-
ed that the burglars did the most of
their work while freight trains were
passing, which undoubtedly drowned
the noise.
The most audacious part of the story
remains to be told. In about half an
| hour, after the farmer and his son had
| unpacked the bag of stolen goods and
restored order as far as possible the
two burglars returned. The farmer
and his son then were in one of the
rooms of the first floor The first in
timation they had that the burglars
had come back was hearing the report
of a pistol outside and at the same mo-
nfent the crash of broken glass and the
whizzing sound of bullet, which came
in through the window.
By this time Mr.. Shook had his pis-
tol in better trim and he unceremon-
iously opened fire on the men, who
could be seen retreating. To say that
Mr.. Shook and his family are alarmed
is putting it mildly. They are able to
partially describe the burglars, one be-
ing tall, slim man wearing brown
overcoat. The other was smaller
man.
About two weeks ago when the first
attempt was made to rob the Shook
family the house on the Hyde farm at
Edgemont was burglarized and large
quantity of butter and other articles
were stolen from the cellar.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Architect Will be Present.

Philip H. Johnson, the architect, who
has charge of the new work at the
Hospital for the Insane at this place,
having returned from his southern trip
will be at Danville today on business
connected with the Hospital. There
will be a meeting of the Board of
Trustees at the Institution today and
Mr.. johnson will be present.
Just what may take place at the
meeting is not exactly known. Ac-
cording to the report given out at the
last meeting ON November 10, the plans
of the Heat, Light and Power plant,
did not fully meet the approval of the
Trustees. On that occasion the pro-
posals were to be opened. There were
large number of these on hand, ac-
companied by men representing the
firms bidding. 1t was decided finally,
however, not to open the bids, the
trustees later explaining that they de.
sired to add few things omitted in
the specifications and to re-arrange the
location of some of the appurtenances.
Their plan was after changing the
specifications to readvertise for bids.
Ninety -one thousand dollars is avail
able for Heat, Light and Power plant.
Philip H. johnson was architect fol
Hospital work in Philadelphia. He is
a much talked-of man at present and
no little interest attaches to his visit
to this city today. None of the trus
tees believe that affairs will assume
such shape as to permit work on the
new buildings to proceed this winter
even;if proposals should be readvertis
| ed for and contract awarded.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Lincoln Society.

The Lincoln Literary Society, of the
High School. held regular meeting
yesterday afternoon. The following
proVr am was rendered
Violin SOLO" Angels Serfnade"
Mr.. Campbell.
Recitation-"T The Prairie on Fire"
Miss Reif,nyder.
Essay" "Auut Tabitha" Miss Alice
preifuss.
The debate was upon the question,
"Resolved. That the United States
should maintain a large navy" Afr
mative-Mr. Hendricks aud Miss Dora
jenkins. Negative-Mr. Dreifuss and
Miss Elizabeth Magill. THE judges
decided in favor of the fiji rmatiye.
Piano solo" Serenade" Miss Pear
Vsstine.
Deolamstion-The "Wrep's Nest
Miss Ethel Shannon.
Vocal solo Miss Louise Jameson,
Reading" First Xmas Tree
Miss Lorena Gulick.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Operations Discontinued.

A. r. Freeman, of Erie, represen-
tative of the Maryland Construction
Company, took his departure from
this city yesterday. All operations
have now ceased ON the State highway
between the Borough and the Valley
tion beyond ending at the Mausdale
hotel, which latter section is in the
hands of Fiss q Hartman.
Mr.. Freeman was at work on the
Maryland Construction Company S
contract for some weeks. But little
more was accomplished, however, than
work that pertained to drainage, which
together with some Improvements
made on the State highway under Mr..
Atkinson last spring, leaves the road
in a fairly good shape to weather the
winter. Probably nowhere in the State
is there a highway that forms a better
criterion to show whether the State S
present approved method of road build
ing is in all cases etficacious than the
Stretcn OF ROAD between DanVllle ana
Mausdale. Aside from the heavy traffic
to which it is at all times subjected
winter springs regularly make theil
appearance under the road bed, with
the result that from time immemor ial
the highway every spring has been 6
slough of mud, cut up into deep rut>
and ploughed over and over by the
wheels. Whether the drainage vii
prove of the right sort and the road
bed in its unfinished state, heavy
enough to hold its own remains to be
seen 1t would be better for all partie!
if the road could have received its ad
ditional course or crown and beer
fully completed before winter.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Entertained Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mong entertain
ed a number of friends at their home,
Upper Mulberry street, Tuesday even
ing. Music and games occupied the
evening. Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Flora
Kashner, Eva Manning, Anna Man
ming, vernie Morrison, Dora Morri-
son, Florence Blecher, Florence Hart
line, Mary Kashner Maggie Kashner,
Viola Fern, Annie Kashner, Messrs.
Frank Kashner, Norman Krumm, JAS
per Stettler, Frank Hartline, William
Lockhoof, Hurley Cotner, Clarence
Cotner, John Dell, Walter Dell, Stuart
Hartman, Roy Fern, Walter Kashner,
Mr.. and Mrs John Kashner.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Oppose the School journal.

Because they persisted in the publi-
cation of a newspaper, known as the
Senior, after they had been warned by
the School Board to desist, five mem
bers of the Allentown High School
were suspended. All are members of
the graduating class, and they were
notified that expulsion will follow
their insubordination if continued.
The suspended pupils must also sever
their connection with the school journ-
al, Canary and Blue.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Officers Elected.

Danville Lodge No. 224, F. & A. NJ,
Tuesday night elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing year
Worshipful Master, E. D. Pentz; Sem
ior Warden, DR.. G. Shultz; Junior
Warden, William V. Oglesby; Secre-
tary, Robert J. Pegg; Treasurer, John
g. Patterson Trustees, Amos Vastine,
W. H. zimmerman and Hugh Pursel.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Christmas Reception.

The Thomas Beaver Boys Bible Glass
will hold its Christmas reception and
entertainment Friday evening, Decem-
ber 22, at seven O'Clock. An excellent
program is being arranged by the Wo-
mems Auxiliary and every member of
the class should make special effort
to attend.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Work is Progressing.

A.'A. Barr, of the Shamokin Street
Railway Co., was in this city today
and says that work is progressing fine
ly on the Sunbury & Shamokin Street
Railway, and that they have one
hundred and thirty Italians now at
work this side of Tharptown and more
men will be put on as soon as they can
be obtained. d.-Sunbury Daily.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
riore Serious Than Thought.

The injuries received by DR.. Bier
man, the we'll known Bloomsbury ply
sician in the d. l.. & w. wreck at
Hunlock's Creek proved more serious
than he at first anticipated. 1t has been
necessary for him to undergo treat
ment since the wreck, an injury to the
clavicle having caused him pain and
annoyance ever since the wreck. DR..
Biddle recently made an examination
of DR.. Bierman and treatment under
his direction has followed.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
Will Pay Reward.

No official action has been taken, but
the Northumberland County Commits
sioners have expressed themselves as
being willing to pay a reward of 800
for the capture of Shultz and Burns.
who escaped from the Sunbury Jail
Monday morning.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22
McKee..Hester,

H. P. Mckee, of Jersey Shore, and
Miss Imogene Hester, of Watsontown,
were married by Rev. M. L. Shindel,
ID. D., at O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The nuptial knot was tied at the
Shindel residence, Lower Mulberry
street.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22

If you make others happy on Christ
mas you'll be happy yourself.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22

The adllteration of food products is
next to murder for money.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-12-22

Start in early this morning and do
your Christmas buying.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07
AS0CIACIOI DE- DEPENDENCIES
Reg& @hbcda para las classes de conaMdad meca tda practical

u Las clases GO contabilidad
msreantil te6rico pr$ct cas- &c abriran
en- ell mes de Enero pr6x mo, en- el 10.
cal que oportu namsnts Sc designara.
"a Las matrfeulas quedan abier-
tss desde 81 dfe 16 de Octubre corrien.
te en- Ia secretarfa de essa asociaci6n,
calle do Ia Fortaleze, est b ecmiento
denominado ella Ninfa, donde podran
concurrir los sefiores socios y parti-
culsres que desc, ser inscritos.
50 Los sefIores socios qus SO ma
triculen psgsr&n SO certavos mensua-
les desde que el curse que6e alberto
que sera en- Eoero pr6ximo, para con
esta corta suma atender a los gastos
de alumbrado, escrItofio7 y dtiles pa.
ra los mi'mos, como tamb!en p9ra el
juego do libros que Sc proporclonara
q cada estudlante, consittepte en- uu
libro Diario, un Mayor, un libro de
Inveutsrios, un libyo de exlstercia y
los demSs axlliares que Sc estimen ne
cesarios per los profesores; para ser
iuscritos los sef1ores aoeios tienen que
6gurar como membros dessta asocia-
cl6n COS meses antes de la aperture
dol curso, sRtisfater las Quotas CO.
rrespondieptes q loe msFes de Noviem.
bre y Diciembre.
A. Las personss cue deseen ma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07
BBMOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRAQk 1911

propa mpotsnsia AIa seutia tan abrsmada,
daba dormida
In Ia Dc KAwa.hiua los criados 50 vsfsH msnuIok
punte do eRsr rulos dol eeanuo NAL
hamor dc vuda In las do los combates do Ia sa
Phzng Asan IL capital La vuda esaba muy
rsenda porque Tkso habfa aecuidsdo enviars dc
despedida pArtr guerra lam ntabs situas6n
smpesrsba rsac6n do orss madres iban Tokyo
despedir hos les escrban aleaarlos Hasa
90 en- ID poslbdad de murte los ssparAbA Eempre
eando algo csnmoVid csnasscsndS crbire dos rtas
ho para enViarIelas sl tsitro de Ia guerra
La contestsc6n de Takso no hixo sspsrar Come an
mes despue s g6 tssgsma del Hospital de Marina
SAsfho rrendo hsrda La que tenis e pap tenn
oaoa suo sunque supo POGO desLues que bA nso
rsndo despseh6 Tas,k que nformara do s.ado
Snt6se conEoads vuda cuando Tazsk vslvi6 de Sasho
tena vivos degeos de h0 cuando restabeee pen
tsrminaa Ia gusrra esperanto de este modo asar Mani del
tnno de Tkeo mantelsr 10 de xawahima para
csmpensa, aeghn pensaba scto algs prscipMds
EHContrar egunda Takss fus oil probens
resov6 desde el msmo d del dvoce de Nam
Con tai objeto ecor6 toaa 10 ata do la ha Svsns de
haandcs Osta faena de preAo Yamsk e1v6 ha Tsys
su ctsa instruyara busna Desde lago
tard6 onprsr der s prop6so de Yamsk hecho
dc que Toyo aguna irreprochabs
pro andarss sxcesva exctupNlodad
Viuds qss hslab perdds fecdi6 fin IGpca de Ysms
ki y le reciei6 pruebA
rsssado de sxtmeA Ia eausa de Ia scnli,l Do
Iaz XII Nj Ia viuda Ii 20 estsban satisfcsh, los csdos
ssuch ban taEts eosas Sc rean de Il pobre sven.
Al prinsDo calns, luego de municioAes para
eMaAr rsmsndo bombATdeo a era esAtagama que
emueRba vuda odo d mundo NaM habiA sido tAmbEn
AhorA lie atseba Togo Sendo 6s2 de tan ez dsposc6n
Ia perna estir ndsrsns rodears escape
do las municones huberAa sdo gotls de uv que
como nitura mPuso s viuda dar pasos mas severoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07

nenso per log fraQneHtss do somba que exploits
sentro del sducto de bate ssy6 nsenbs sobre
AieuHdanents las heras de ID perna ineresaon hueso
nlentras ese s son restsnes cenuso
n NJ Jee de batea hsba do depedazado pscos de los
srers ecapartn eos u( vrdaero msgrs que en- tales
ereunstanclas pesera 10 vida Takeo Cuande envsron
hssplta estuvo derando principle tens sbre
psro Como era ovsD edo meor6 vues de estsc6n
fra Inscurrldo IN sunoue sen ag6n door 50 habfa
rtsabecido 10 btsnte ntenr sar de 10 tans liens del
rrar a eruano 6o espeabA s da en- que e uera dsdo
retornar al teatro de 10 guerra.
Ls vida Que hlba despreciado come n6 no IL h,bs oue
rdo aosndontr Cen ell abtmeuta de h pbre 81 dolo vol
Ve pes suyo oil apego Ia visa antgQos cudados
eulddosy cclones Li srpents Gambia de ne pero hon.
bre puede Aacro ho de Ia memoir, de keo enterrado
empoamente Ell fxgs del comblte ss como sufrmiente
veviin thors graduaneD segt ecosba Is Q.lud k Tranquil
idad de Amino
Pero al esmo enermaAa grave rsnueva Huestros tell
dos corpoe expereRca rebda per Takso hacienda ene
muerte presto coorido sus seatmienOs gran
someae los exsraordlnAros que e presdsron
s&neron cudian 80 ammo tempertad haba
'ado pero tun qoedsban aus sfscos corz6n hoAbsn
amargos sentmento Va eAba enfadado con go madre
gusrdabs msgsn Mani se6ndito de- gu pcho como
TO existera vclver ella pensmento sir ti6e como
aiecuchlra ss duces cordes cue lie Iegarsn de die
tsnte collins.
Vino Task yistsrls ror two T. keo noeas d su
50 madre de Nami Imiendo disguetsle, Tax e da
Naoa de hA de Yamak pero 10 oue supo fus 10 m
turnos desE5 Is mpgen de Ii oyen enfeml sol3 en- ura
qunt' donde ell vnto gemia reene entire los piuos vision
que Sc Aternaba sue6os del canbate del Ya1
Pensabo Takso 10 que habiA suced]o hlefs una &C.
Haba tirGdo 81 psf5iic3 que lsia ' botszAnds miro
Ventan Su eompAaro de ssE hab sznsntaao Ell da
rlOf deITOn 'olo Dscnsbi tardea habias6n ebl ago
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07

tricularso y no pertenezcan & Ia Aso'
ciaci6n de Dspepdsntes, pagarsn u. so
al mes, para las mlsmas atenciones
especi6cadas en- el parrafo anterior.
81 Esta Asociaci6n admitira En-
sus clsses con los mismps derechos
q1e los demas; q sells j6venes pobres
de Ia localidsd: 3 varoues y3 hem
bras, sin perjuicio de aumentar el MI
nero tan pronto sea possible y 10 per.
mita la amplitud del local que se des-
tine para las classes, ,siendo designados
dichos j6venes, por Ia autoridad 8 el
concejo municipal sin que ter gan que
abonar estiperdio de ninguoa especie,
pror orcior a1doles la A socisci6n todos
los titles de escrtura y libros nscesa-
rios Los j6veres aspirsntes 4 estas
classes deberan saber leer y escribir y
tambien las cuatro reglas do Ia Arit-
metica.
g. Estas cls sss 50 llevar&n & cabo
los jueves y sabados por la noche de
74& 8! para las sefIoritas y de 8 q 10
para los varones, con el flo de que
puedan asistir los sefiores dependien-
tes por cerarse q las 8 los estableci
mientos.
~ Tooos los que a,istan & las
clases estan en- ell dster de portarse
correctamente en- todos sus actos; al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07
E:DTCT0

En- la Corta municipal del distrito mu.
nicipal de Carolina P. r. Estados
Unidos de America. El Presiden.
ta de los Estadcs Unidos: S. s
Pauline Gimenez Quflonez, deman-
dante ". Spceti6n de NicolSs
Rivera Tirado, demandado.
Emp azamiento. Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico q Sucesi6n de Nicolas Rivera
Tirado, sea el dema andado antes
mencionado:
Per Ia presente 90 notitica q usted
que Sc ha presentado en- la o6cina del
Secretario de la Co1te municipal del
distrito judicial municipal de Csroli-
ma, Puerto Rico, la demanda del actor
a1tes citado en- la cual pide una sen.
tencia definit,vs copdenando al deman-
dado Succession Nicolas Rivera Tirado
& otorgarle escritura de nueve euer-
das de terrenos y cuya s1nlica dice
Sc sirva tener por presentada esta de-
manda y en- gu oportunidad, con Ell
resultado de las pruebas que al efecto
Sc prsctiquep, estimarla con lugar,
condenando q la succession demsndads
al otorgamlento de Ia Escritura en-
question, asi como al pago de las cos.
tas y gastos que origine esta reclama.
ci6n. SO net fca q ustad que do no
compsrecer q contestar la demanda
dentro de los cuarsnta dlas despues CO
notifcads, la dcmandante podr& obte
nar previa declaratoria de rebeldia y
de la prueba de la publication de este
ed'cto una sentencia de corformidad
con las resultancias del jlicio. Y para
su pIblicaci6n, una vez por semsna en-
el reri6dieo LA DEMOCRACIA que Sc
publics en- San juan oe Puerto Ric ',
por un te e-mino de cuarenta dlas los
efecsos de la notification & dtcha de-
mauda
De orden del Hon. Jose C. Rodri.
guez Cebollero, Jnez Municipal de Ia
Cnrte Municipal del Dissrto Judici0l
Municiual de Caro- ina, P. r lbro la
presensa que frmo an Carolina, p. II.
q 10 de Oc,ubre de 1905.
MANUEL BENITEZ SANTANA.
SecretsriO de IL Corte Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07
ITO AcATARRRA5El |

II satRrrc ss una ssterneda a6 que
ksas nushs nss impert&nsia dc la que
sensralnsxts 50 le ssribnye. Iavads
vAes los Srgsnos del cusrps, suyas
tuHsisnss y tusrzas debilita profunds-
nsRts. Es sausa frseuente de Ia sordera;
Ateeta Ia vista, la nariz y la gsrganta
y O. gsasralmeate per dsnde empiezs
La tuberculosis 6 Nsis.
La nisma facilidad y la tscuen-
do cen que se pesca un eatarro, hace
las personals indiferentef para Gu
rsrle y Ia gran mayorfa no Sc preocu-
% de las eonsecuencias.
Les bafes frlos por la mafiana
Embellishments despues de dejsr el
leche, d0rmir cen las ventanss abier-
VAS y evithr las corrisntes de aire, son
precauciones muy buenas que no cues
"a trabaje sl obServarlas. Pero Ell
preventive mas positive, mas edcaz,
nas facil y mas positive y tambien el
que aeensejan los medicos, o. la Emul
ion de Scsts do acsite dc higsdo de
sacalae.
nc sorprssdente Ia fuerza. vitalidsd,
snsrgfa y podsr de rssiasencia que re-
sibe el cuerpo humane de las peque-
dss aesis de Emulsion da Scott que 10
aAministrsn con constaucia. Eata
emulsion recubre interiormente todas
as parties d6bileG y vulnerablea del
,usrpo y 10 pore al abrigo de 10 In
ieccion cstarral.
De cuarde en cuando apsrscen
ludustrisles POGO escrupuloaos anun-
ciapde emulsiones, vinos 8 prepsy g.
dos los cue stribuyen propledades
curahvss cue no tienen y hasta hay
quisn Sc aireve & decir en- lstras de
tmprensa, que el pen6leo 8 kerosips
ss up alimente.
Que es el petr6leop Un acelse mine
raj que 80 usa como combustihle para
lubricsr y limplar maquinss para
alunbrar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07

alguno faltaas { sus dsbsrss, sse<
aconseiado y rsQusrido por los pro-
fssores { eonossr sus dsbsrss para
con sus conciudadanos; y easo Dc rein
cidir le ssrln aplieablss los artfsulos
sspeciheados On el reglamsste Dc 10
asociaci6n. Los i6vspss dssignados
por el Concsio Municipal 6 10 Autort-
dad local que inourrisssn On alguna
falta; antes Dc procedsr ( 10 sstatuids
en- el reglamento; - 10 dark eusnta (
Ia autoridai para qus ssta iAtsrvsn.
ga, & corregir 10 falta constiaa por %
recomendsdo.
81 Los eximenes podrla ser pri.
vados 9 pdblicos; psro sisnprs ante
un Jurado do profssorcs que 20 dssig.
nara y do Ia autoridAd local que ssrk
invitsda, 10 mismo que los seiIorss
representatives. do 10 prsnss peri6diea.
Examsnss prlvados ser&N los que
pidsn los educandos para dsmostrar
su suncisncIa ante sss ami gos , fami.
liares.
Examsnes pdblieos ssr&a los que
pidan los eduoardo para denostrar
su sufcieneia ante el p1blico en- ge.
neral.
Los sx6menes tsndrAn lugar sa
los mssss dc Noviembrs y DicismbrA
lose Diaz Prado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-07
Una sutsts ncIa indigestibls que

Una sutsts ncia indigestible que
arsce DO Ia propIedad esencial de to-
do alimento, cual es Ia asimilaci6n;
que pass al .raves del tubo Intestinal
ain medIhcarss y siu ser absorb
bida; una substsnois en- I'm, que no
dene ninFuns de l&s propiedad Gu
rativss alimerticias del aceite dc
Mgado do bacalso. 81 Sc diiese que
81 petr6leo ss un Alimento para ma
QSnsE, podria pasar; pero no un ali
pentc psra ei cuerpo,
81 ter6is alguna duda, preguntsd
vuessro m4dico: 81 on confrmara ex-
b. verdsd; y 81 esssis escasos de fuer-
Ess, de carne y ds sangre, o. aconse-
ara qus tomeis In Emulsion de Scott.