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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
AT STAKE
Russians Must Hold the Lower
Line of Sungari River.
DEFEAT MEANS LOSS OF TERRITORY

Abandonment OF Harbiu and With.
drawai OF the Army to Lake Balkal
Would Follow n Reverse at This
Time = Rcvoiutionisis Circulate Se-
ditious Literature In Russian Army.
st. Petersburg, March 24-It is an
nounced here that all the women have
been ordered to leave Vladivostok.
st. Petersburg, March 24.-The rev.
olutionary committee has warned
Father John of Cronstadt to cease his
antirevolutionary propaganda either
by sermons or writings. The military
governor of Cronstadt has taken meas
ues for Father Johns protection.
The strategic weakness of General
Linevitch's position as he falls back
northward Is made clear by Gunshu
dispatch, in which 1t is pointed out
that unless Cfunchiatsu and the Sun.
gari lines, scant hundred miles below
Harbin, can be held, 1t will be difficult
to maintain position farther back be-
fore Harbin, where, with the front of
the army paralleling the railroad, the
practicability of turning movement
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
THE MISSIONARY CONVENTION.

Brooke. Rev. T. b. White was,
of course, delegate ex officio.
They are unanimous in voicing
the enthusiasm and progressive
spirit of the great gathering. A
special "echo" service is announc-
ed for next Sunday evening at the
M. e. Church, when the subjects
brought up in the convention will
be discussed.
A most interesting and curious
feature OF the convention was the
famous missionary exhibit Of rel
les illustrating the work in heath
en- countries. These curios con-
sisted of idols, totems, fetlches,
and all the instruments and APP
pendages Of the queer religious
beliefs and notions of the peoples
who are so fast embracing christi
anity.
Mr.. Spencer, the special mis-
sionary representative to Japan
and Korea, delivered stirring
address ON those countries, in
which he expressed a strong be-
lief IN the ultimate victory of jap
an in her present contest.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30

The fourth annual Ohio State
Missionary Convention was held
in Columbus last week, from
Tuesday evening until Thursday
evening. The sessions were in
the Board of Trade Building, on
Broad Street, opposite the capitol.
A large number of prominent
speakers and Missionary workers
were present.
Bishop Spellmeyer, of Circin-
natl, presided at the convention,
and delivered the opening address
on Tuesday evening. Among the
other speakers were Bishop Tho
burn, Missionary Bishop to India,
President Benton, of Miami Uni
versity, President Welch of the
Ohio Wesleyan, Bishops Hamilton
and Walden, and DR.. Pickard of
Cleveland. About one thousand
delegates were seated in the con-
vention.
Judge S. H. Bright represented
the Logan M. E. Church. The
local Sunday school was repres-
ented by Miss Sarah Moore, and
the Epworth League by Will
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
t[l6jDGI:'DlOt. ] Dc

Engine 7 in the, iyardaservice at
Wellston cametto Ldgan'sM Mohday
for repairs, and engine'i6' was
sent to Wellston to .fiils7the vacan-
cy. Engine lib from Neleonville
will be used in the Logon yard.
z Mr.. Ed. Lay, operator at East
Clayton, who has been off several
days visiting at Toledo, returned
to work Saturday. Mr.. r, o..
Dollison has been working in Mr..
Lays place.
On account of slack work, only
one freight crew is in service on
the River Division.
Mr.. F. Cramer, night switch
man was off this week on account
of sickness. Mr.. VIM. Eyans was
in his place. @t-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30

Hon j.. B. Dollison, 7'sf ~ rayH "-r
Sc Editor The Ohio Democrat Logan, Ohio. q
Dear Sir The Ohio Democrat of March 9th received
my office during my absence misplaced and acknowledge
ment thereby delayed.
thank you for the kind words you say about me- and APP
peciate fully preference expressed by you
with tile Democratic nomination for Governor bat
"a candidate. I'LL, s'''
The outlook for success this appears to very
promising, but have cared greatly for public Office
and there special why would not wish the
ination at this time. ~ ea1
- Our party has already greatly honored me- and there are
Democrats in every part Of the State, not few in your
Hooking Valley any of whom would make excellent
candidate and efficient Governor and who should have
Chance. =
II is true think you say has been suggested that
II am enough of politician to make successful candidate
There things seemingly necessary for in
these times which cannot do have in my life
madea political DEAL and would not do so secure any
office, But while do not desire the nomination. am
grateful to you for the compliment your suggestion implies
and especially so for your estimate of my character If
could know that Ohio Democrats generally entertain for me
the feelings you have expressed the knowledge would be
much to than any official honors, however high
.4 40 s4 Yours very truly
s. JAMES KIIBoURNE
Mawo, OAtb 1Q06
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
Gard Of Thanks.

The Ladies' of Logan Council
No. So D. Of P, hereby desire to
thank the public and friends. and
appreciate very much their liberal
patronage shown them at their
chicken dinner given at Red Mems
Hall March 10. Hoping TO- be
able some day to repay for their
generosity.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
Men Have Wrong Ideas
About Their Wives
some use.
Of P.nn.ylv


HERE is something wrong the concept of the of the
q present day with regard to their wives THROUGH ALL
~ CLASSES OF SOCIETY EXTENDS THE IDEA
THAT THE WOMAN is A DOLL Everything tends
relieve her Of her share of the work and make her the
leisure class Formerly this leisure included only the
srisocracy. s-94sH
Now those Of the capatc class who large producers
have become nonproducers and initiating the ideas which
held only by the atoca The wife Of the who belonged
the money headed saving helped
her husband build up his fortune.
TocRAcY HAS REACHED EVEN THE WORKING CLASSES
WIFE DOING HER
WOULD GIVE THE IMPRESSION
SUPPORT TIE
sAuT OUT A LARGE CLASS FROM PRODUCTION.
Everywhere the tendency into this leisure
class The Of Of moderate devote their
dress travel to attending the meetings of women clubs going
to balls dinner parties theaers and bridge whist parties
= THAT MEANS A FALLING OFF OF THE POPULA-
-TION IT CANNOT HAVE ANY OTHER EFFECTp'' The
who has has children because she does wish
be bothered with them She does for home ALL HER
INTERESTS ARE OUTSIDE OF IT. On the other hand the
who tolls does for the purpose of increasing the family
that she may build the home She has four five
children HISTORY
SHOWS THAT THE MOTHERS OF THE MOST chill
DREN WERE WORKING WOMEN.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
The College Girl as a Wife
by ). N. TAYLOR. Pre,id.nt Of vasssr Coles.

j. N. TAYLOR. Of vasssrc
NR STANLEY HALLS that the excessive
tait of college makes them poor housewives abb
surd No hearter robust MORE SENSIBLE wom
exist anywhere and there free from morbid
fanciesor so READY the responsibilities of life than they
rHE COLLEGE cRL Is JUST THE OiRL, ONLY she
10 BETTER 'TRAiNEpb THAT'S ALL
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30


to completely sever communications
and isolate the army 5000 miles from
home is too serious for Russian consid-
Grafton. In view Of this, the dis
patch alluded to suggests the advis-
ability of Immediately providing Vladi-
vostok with war munitions and sup
plies for two years siege The cor
respondent estimates the number OF
reinforcements needed to give General
Linevitch the requisite superiority In
force at 100000. That such a dispatch
should have been permitted to pass the
censor at the front is significant; and
II General Linevitch has communi.
Gated similar estimate of the situa.
tion direct TO Emperor Nicholas It may
account for his majesty's increased dis.
position to listen to peace icounsels
ard open negotiations before the jap
anese establish themselves ON Russian
sell With Manchuria entirely aban-
doned to the Japanese and Vladivostok
left as Russia's solitary sentinel on
the Pacific, 1t is realized that Russia
will be practically at Japan's mercy In
the matter of peace terms.
At the general star the view that
General Linevitch may be compelled to
abandon Hardin and retire toward
Lake Baikal. leaving vladivostok to its
fate. is regarded as almost unwarrant-
ed by anything that is officially known
there. It being pointed out that Field
Marshal oyama will have a long and
laborious task to bring up an army Of
100000 or 100000 men. Meanwhile
Russian reinforcements are arriving at
Harbin at the rate of 1900 men a day.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
NOT A MAN ESCAPED.
Big Russian Detachment Slaughtered
by Chinese Bandits.

by Chinese Bandits.
Gunshu Pass, March 24.-Reports
persist Of Japanese turning movements
on both tanks of the Russian army.
Chinese state that the Japanese have
recruited many Chinese bandits and
that probably they are now able to
count superiority in cavalry as well
as In infantry. The branch OF the
Russo-Chinese bank has removed from
Keirin TO Harbin after an attack on
the bank once in which two OF the
guards were wounded with cobble-
stones. Captured Japanese report a
terrible ARRAY In the streets OF Mukden
on March 10. when big detachment
Of Russians, tho last to leave the city,
were entraDped by Chinese bandits
and few Japanese soldiers, who
closed the city gates and blocked the
narrow streets. According TO the re-
port. which is not confirmed. not 6
Russian escaped.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30

The swine breeders are beginning to
recognize the great value OF alfalfa.
Two strong addresses were made on
the subject. An acre OF alfalfa win
keep three times as many hogs as an
acre Of red clover. Hogs like alfalfa
hay during winter, Alfalfa meal sis
good food, but too expensivs--$2s per
ton. The protein in ton OF alfalfa
almost equals the protein in . ton Of
bran. Roth are too expensive. The
breeder must procure something cheap
or; hence grow alfalfa. Feed green In
summer and the hay In winter.--A.
shIrer in National stockman.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-03-30
WE HOPE THIS Is NOT FINAL.
The Kilbourne &. Jacobs Manufacturing Co.
49, s.~., ~ Columbus, Ohio.

Hon. j. B. Dollison, 7asse
'~ Editor The Ohio Democrat Logan, Ohio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09

de Mayagu'z uDa goletA ho andesa,
La Olimpia presidents do Arecibo en-
lastrs.
Don Francisco Pujals Rivert,
de Maysglsz, ha publioAdo una obra
de mdsica para estudio de los prir Ci =
pisntes
va Sc ha principiado la obra de
msnpostsrfa del pusn.e que ser& ten
dido sobre ell RIO grande de Lola.
Ell doctor Lugo VifiAs visitar&
vsrias casas de es.a ciudsd, cuyo NAL
estado hig elico viene dsnuoc ando
diariamente la prensA local, sin Gu
hasta ahora Sc hsyan tornado ningu-
na medids Mndente 4 corregir dichas
oe6cienciss.
Aver fusron aslstidos 60 ell sa
lon de .soeorros Catalina Baez, Ma
ria Rios, Mercedes SAM hez, Carlos Pc
res y Juan L. Paris, de heridss con
tusioDes Ieves.
-Hs fsllecido tn Vega Bsja la es-
poss de don Lois FortsBa, seaud a ado
comercianie de squelIa poblaci6n.
Don Quiniilio del PoEo, ha sido
nombrado iefe de estsei6n de Barcelc =
meta.
Aver fue objeto de una d.ljca-
de- operacion q9iri'gica, por ell doc.
TOR Ordohez, Ia dlstinguida est oss de
nuettro amigo don Jo.e Labrador
Vinals, ls cusl SO hslla mas aliviada
de sus dolenciss.
-Anoche celebr6 retreta en- Ia
plaza de Baldorioty 10 banda del re-
gimienio de Puerto Rico. Alganos nG-
meroa del progrsma fueron re, etidos
I instsncias de 10 concuFrencis.
Don Jscinto Sancho, tsmbor
mayor que fue de ls banda del bAtA-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
MIGUEL EDUARDO PARDO

El ~ de Sept embre Gltimo fsle.
clio en- Paris Ell distinguido sscritor y
poets verexolano don Miguel Eduarc O
Pardo.
En- Puerto REQ Sc le onocfa mu.
cho, pues estuvo alg6n tempo real
diendo &C San Juan.
E. sef Psrdo fgursba en la es-
cuela litsrAris modernistA y era uno
de los literatos mss exubersntes J
nervios )s de America Las pol6micas
con Clarin y Emilio Bobsdilla, como
las campahss que sottuvo en- Espafs
con Bon fox le colocarou & gran altu-
rs como polemiata ailco y de Hrardes
recursos.
El dt'mo nduero del SCojo 1lus-
trado, de Caracas, dedica una psgiua
extrsordinaris al que fus notable ss-
c-itor y Dublics su re.rstc, que hace
POGO tiemDo iue hechn con destino &
una publicsci6n de America
Su muerts he producido -eral
sentimiento en Venezuela,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
|MPRES|0NES Y N0r|ClAS

FL ayupts miento de Mansti ha On.
cargado 81 ingeniero del Valle Z.no
al estudio de las obras del acueducto
que SO trsta de instalsr ca aquel pue.
bio.
Los propagandistss obreros San.
tlsgo Iglesias y Eugenio Sanchez, hsn
dado una conferencis en- el salon de la
Federation Libre de Vega Bsjs.
~Ss hs declarsdo 90 IN lch os nifi IS
de esta capital una enfsrmsdad cu,&nsa
consissents en- ronchas y granos, ala.
cSndoles 6ebre en- slgunos cases. Es
opinion de pn diItlnguldo msdico Q ue
tel eniermsdad provispe de Ia impure
"a del aqua del scueducto.
En el barrio Tierras Nuevas
Msnai-se celebro un mi.in obrero.
Aver tarde, yendo hacia Puerta
de Tle-ra el ioveo Carlos del Vale,
recibio IN peiotsEo, de un jlego de
cease balS que se tfestda todas las
tsrdes 4 la sallds de Ia ciudsd.
LA Corte de Distrito ha ordena.
do al marshall de ls tn'sma rpquisra
tod-s los abogados de San Juan,
psrs si Lsnen en- 81 poder autos en
ca sas civiles hagsn ensrega de ellos
4 d'cho tribunal. va han sido reco.
gtdos muchoJ, ebtre clos slginos que
hacfa clstro y circJ Snos que ests.
bau en- poder de Hlgunos letrados.
Adem6y,el m rshall Se propone inves.
tgar 81 alguna perao . particular
poses slguno de oichos doeumentos,
para que 90 sirva entregsrlos inms-
diatamente.
En- sl bsrrio Bsiura-Msnsh-
se quen6 un rancho perteneclsnte
don Hilarlo CSso.
-Esla en- cuarentsna on el puerto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
mo ARRRASE |

Ei estsrro 90 una esierRedad que
tiene mucha mas importapai8 de 10 que
seperalmente ~ le sribnye. IAvade
scdos los 6rgahos del cusrpe, cuyas
'unei0nes y fusrzss dsbilita profunda.
usnte. Escsuas frecuente de Ia sorders;
afeoss Ia vista, la rariE y la gArganta
y ss gensr almeBts per d0pds empjes q
IA tuberculosis 8 tisis,
La hisma facilidsd y Ia frscuen-
sis COB que SO pesca un eatarro, hace
las personas indiisrentef para Gu
rarle y la gran mayoris no sc preocu-
ps De las consequential.
Los baios frios por Ia msflBna
embellishments despues de deiar ell
lecho, dormir con las ventap as abiar-
sss y evitsr los corrieDtes dc eire, son
prscsuciones muy buenas que no cues
Ia trabaic el ohservsrlas. Pero el
preventive mSa positive, mAs e6cax,
mas fAcil y mas positive y tambisn el
que aconseian los medioos, es la Emul.
sion de Scott de aceise de hfgsdo dc
hscalao.
Es sorprendsnte lafuerxa, visslidad,
snergia y podsr de rezistencia que re-
cibe 81 cuerpo humane de las peque-
Gss desis de Emulsion de Scott que 90
Edministrsn con constapcia. Esta
emulsion recubre inieriormente todas
las parties debiles y vulnershlez del
euerpo y 10 pone 81 sbrigo de la in.
teccion cstarrsl
De cuando en- cusndo aparecen
lndustrisles POGO esrrupulosos anun.
c sndo emulsionss, vinos 8 prspara.
dos los cue stribuyen propiedsdes
cgrativab cue no iiepen y hssts hay
quisn - s.reve decir Ed le,ras de
lmprsnts, que el pe!r6leo 8 kerosina
50 ur slimente.
Que es el petr6leuP Tn aceite nine
-Ol cue sc uss como conbustihle para
iuhricET ) limpisr m&quinas y para
siaabr5r.
Una Subatsneia indigestlble que
sreee de 10 prcpirdsd sseucIal de- TO-
do sllusnto, cusl es lA asirnllacihn:
Qua pssn al trsves DEL tubo inssstn al
Iip mcdifcsrse , ain ser absorbi-
hids; una subEtRpciA en 6n. ols no
Nene nirguna de lss propied sdes or.
rativas alimenticiss del sceite de
hlpsdo de bAcslao. 81 se dijeae cue
el petr6leo 90 up Alimento para ma.
ouipas, podrfA pssar; pero no IN ALL
mepto para 81 cuerp0.
81 tenkis slgups duds. preeuntsd
vuestro u4dico: 81 os confirm ara er.
/. verdad. y 81 eatGis escssos de fuer.
te,, de csrpe ds sangre, os sconse-
ara QUE tomeiI la Emulsion de Scott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
AAURcIO Dc SU9ASTA

Dep artamaa,o del Interior. Oicinas
del Superintendent de Oor4s PG
blicas. San Juau P. r Noviem.
bre 10, 1905.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adiudLcacion tn p1blica su-
pasta de las obras de construction de
los COS estribos del pueute aobre el
rio sCaguaas,s Caguas, Carreters NJ
/, Saa Juan Ponce, se adm IT, IA en-
esla of cli hasts las ll.30 m, del
dia Is de N9vlembre 70 Sl5 sn que
10 abrirao p1 3llcamente.
El pfeslpusa1e d. las Ubras as
cisnde q SO 900 90.
No so cynsiGeraran pIoQosiGiones
de pers nes qne no ha! al ssnido prac-
tic 4 O. Q to ciass de trabalo que 10
posean medios aux lisres sutc!entes
para la II euc36n d. las Ubras.
Tvdos los dasos uecesarios SO da'
ran en- es,a ohclua, oUnde Sc encuen-
tran de mai ifest9 sodos documen-
tos que han de regir tn Ia cJntrara y
podran 10; lc ts5o:es reeOlar les mo
dslos de propQsiclones quehsn ds pre-.
kentar.
Sc remiiiran los citador,s co
pias del pliego de condieiones y azl'
les dc los pianos mediant4 un depo-
sito de dIszdo hrs tSlo) caya can't
dad seta reit !eg-eda d los licisadores
al devolve- oich2s pianos piego
&c condicio4ea esta ohc!na,
La q IN Vi traci6a SO resorya el
derecho do rrch szar cualquiera Q todsa
las prog os aioues DE- Sdludlcar Ia SD
basta palo tras cOnsider4c oaea que
la de prtcios solamenta.
j. J. JIMENEZ,
Superi. tendents do Obras PGblicssD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09

lion Pusrtorriqueao, ha sido ascendi.
do d cabo.
-Esta noche habrA una rstreta ed
el Arsenal ror la banda del Regimen
to puertorrlpueno.
Hay muchs animation eLtre ID
juventud para el bale que Sc celebra-
ra mahana en- el Casinn Espabol, cor
Ia u1sics de sCocolfa,
-Por conducto fde 'igno ssb mus
que ha renunciado la plr "a de m6dico
de Ssnidsd de Vega Bajs, nue., tro
amigo ell doctor den jose q. Amadso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09
La Junta EsC0lar de Ponce
Aoga u sspdu de |es que no son cumpdas--Su ' spua
al ComBonado de hucaCHn.

%
LEY PARA OAR OROEN ES A 10
MAESTROS.
Resulta de todo, que 10 Junta ss-
collar de Ponce ha estado y estG dc lle-
no dentro de las atribuciones que Ia
ley 10 confere; con arreg!o & elias,
cost g6 con suspsn sion & dos maestros
de este distrito acolsr. El Dsrafta-
mento, sin investigar debidamente 10
ocurrldo, como procedfa, y sceptando
dnicamsnte ell informs de uno de loa
Q .stigados por insubordinaci6p, ha
dispuesto que esos profesores conti-
nden on sus puestos, quebrantsndo,
por ende, Ia suspension con que eata
Junta iegalmsnte los habfa castigado.
Hay mas On este asunto. uno de esos
profesores, Mr.. Joseph W. Griffl",
10 ,ntrstado para prestar servicios de
principal en- este distrlto; cuando adn
no habfs siquisra 6rmado sus contra.
tos, 4 pesar de nuestrss indicacionesi
cusndo, con 81 negative & firmarlos,
nos oblig6 ilt'mamente 4 solicitar un
req uerlmlsnto not.risl con el fin do
que los Ermars; ese mismo professor
fuogfs do Attipg Superintendent, car
60 que NO PODIA reconocerle esta
Jupta, porque, q mayor sbund amien~
70, On nuestro srchivo no habfa un soA
10 dato Official que nos informase del
nombr amiento de tai funcionario para
este distrito. Y ahora nos dice 81 Sc
dor Com'sionado que IL suspension
NO rs LEGAL, porque no tenemos
Jurisdiction sobre los Superintendent.
ses. Nosotros no hsmos suspsndido
un Superintendent; nosotros hemos
.usp ,ndido & un Maestro Pripcipsl,
contratado por esta Junts para pres
ar servicios ca este dtstrito escolar'
Csc professor 20 neg6a prestarlcs cuan
do SO le requiri6 precisamente, cuan'
10 SO .ncontraba bajo el peso de nues
ira suspension, viene del Dspartamen'
TO 10 noticia do que ha sid nom brado
dicho m estro principal sefor Griffin
Superintendent Int, ino de este dis
sritO.
Ahora, sefior Comtsionado, solo
nos toca concluir con essas palabras: !:
Nuestros acuerdos HAN SIDO
LEGALES; entire esos acuerdos estA
la suspension de dos profesores insu.
oordinados Las leyes on que nos hs.
mos apoyado para tomar esos acuer-
dos, isstan por ventura aboidss on
Puerto Rico? 81 estuvieron abolidas,
cosa que ignoramos por complete,
comics amos sincera ramente que tenemo q
|que someternos & les rssolucionss del
senor ComislonAdo de Educaci6n. Pc.
no si esas leyes no est q abolidas J Be
promulgaron para ser cumplidss, no.
sotros psdimos que Sc CUMPLAN, y
los llRmAdos q cumplirlas estan Obli1
gados q respet4r nuestras determina.
clones. Por tanto, esos pro fssoren
suspe pendidos, snts 10 Icy, SUSPEND.
DOS ESTAN; y nuestra CIRCULAR fs-
cha II del corriente, ante Ia ley, no
puede considersrse revt cads: estA er
vigor, y obtiga & los profssorss todos
su cumplimietto.
Muy respstuosamente,
A. JACoBo TuR, Presldente Jun ia
escoar de PoIce. JOSE A. NE:RON
SANJURJo, Vocal junta escolar de
Ponce. ARfSTIDES CHAvlER, Secre
tsrio junta escolar de Popce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-09

FOr ID SecclOn 10, lds Juntas u -
colares pueden retIrar de lss escuelss
& les alumnos insr bordinados, inmo
rales o atacados de er fsrmsdsdei con
tsgio sas; luego, las Juntas estan ia
cultadas por 10 ley para intervenir
On las cuestlones de discipline de los
alumnos. Y siendo 10 asistencis & las
clases y las excuses por Ia no asisten
cis, una question dc discipline, LAS
JONTAS TIENEN DRRECHO A IN.
TERVENIR EN- LO QUE REsPECTA
A EXCUSAS OR LA NO AS1STFN
CIA A LAS CLASSES.
Por Ia sscci6n 81, los Supsrinten
den es esian ob'igados & prestar su
cooperation & las Juntss Escolares CD
todo aqusllo que pueda redundsr en-
benefcio de las sscuelas; luego las
Juntas est&n fscultadas per Ia Ley
para disponer TODD aquello que rsdun,
de en- bsne6eio de las sscuelas. Y
siendo completamente arb!traria y
comp etaments fuera de las leyss que
rigen en- Puerto Rtoo, 10 fxigencia de
que los padres dc los nifios ter gan
que ir personalmsnte 4 excusar las
justifcsdas falsas de asisteucis, toda
vez que nj la Ley Escolar VICENTE nj
los reglamentos publicados por el De.
partsmento aut )risan semejan exi-
geucis, de Ia cual protastan & diario
los padres de fsmilia de este distrito,
la Junts Escolsr de Ponce ha consi-
dorado y conf iera que redundAra en-
benefieio de las escue a., tods dlspC'
sici6n que tenda Ia Suppression de
tai exigencia; por cuanto, como suce.
de feecu entsmeDts, cuando los padres
por haliarse enfetmos 6 por ctrss eau
sas, no pueden lertonalmsnte acom'
ps n .r al nin1, rtsulta este privsdo d.
Ia instruction, q que Mtne tsrfscto
defeeho, durante los dias 60 quo sub
sista la impotibilidad do los pa1rel
para al ersonarse en- ell local de Ia o.
cuela.
Nuestra circular con fecha 10 dc
corriente, dirigida q los msestros, 81
contrae daicxmsnts d las cuestione,
discip plinsrias q que NOS hemos rtferi
do. Ea ella, lejos de c )n,rAvsnirse IL
dispuesto en- H. Ley Escolar y en- lo
sglsment 20 impresos y repartidos po
el Departau cato, % ttene en- cuenla Q
sspiritu y letra de las leyes, que tien
den ) NO A LA RESTRICTION, Y S
A LA DIFFUSION DE LA ENSENAN
IA, ls cual es OBJ : IGATORIA, tsnt,
para los que han de reclbirIa, com,
para squellos & quie1es sl pueblo d
Puerto r co retribuye para darla.
81 las Juntss locales, por dlsposi
ci6n .exativa CO la ley (sscci6n &C
pueden presentSr gu Jas ante les lue
ces contra los padrci de f4milia qu
10 reslltan d eLviar & aus hijos q !
eacuela, es natural que esas misma
Juntas Locales no psrm tan los pre-
fssores bsi su jurisdl.c on, que bal
nipguo prs!ext, adopten pr csdim or
tos por los cuales resultan, de hechl
escs niiios prlvados del bene6clo
| ls snsenanza.
Por la seecion AZ, las Juntas EscC
lsres pueden suspsncer & los masltrc
Dor inAu bordinaci6n. La insubordins
ci6n tigni6ca negative obedecer un
orden; luego, las Juntas Escols lsr'
EsTAN FACULTADAS POR l.