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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01
Contamination of Milk

Just sent out "a press bulletin
concerning how the contamina-
ton of milk may be prevented.
Extracts fiom the bulletin follow.
The question OF a pure milk
supply is OF the greatest i'm
p%ortancc TO any community.
This is apparent when il is
borne in mind that no other ar,i-
Gle at food is so generally used
by all classes OF people. Many
infants aud invalids subslst
almost, If not entirely upon it.
and there are lev people indced.
who do no, usc small quantity
OF IL daily. No other food il
more hcal,hful and economical
than milk when pure. \ quart
OF milk containing three per
cent OF cream. cos,ing five cents.
will furnish about the same
amount OF nutrition as three.
fourihs OF a pound OF meat, cost
ing anywhere from nine 10 twcn.
ty.avc cents.
About ouc.third NJ all milk
produced by the seventeen
million COWS in the United
States. ~ sold for direct con-
sur piion. and much OF i; ~ con-
s"sa-d .a 40 taw state. THE
methods com monty employed ia
lts production arc faulty. In
many cities and towns, much at
icn'ion ~ paid 10 the water sup
ply, yc, IN most cities. no attcn.
ton IL given to tho quality OF
milk furnished. which. 10 many,
especially 10 children. - o.
greater moment than the water
supply.
Milk i. an ideal medium for
the growth OF germs. |, il
generally filled with bacteria,
single cell plants so minute tina,
several hundred OF them placed
closely side BIZ side. would equal
only the thickness OF ordinary
writing paper. or course. many
OF these are not pathogcnic or
disease bearing germs. yet.
among the many varieties ,ha,
may DC found in the milk, there
are some which arc the most
deadly foes oil man, m for cx.
ample, the typhoid and dlph,hc.
ria germs.
Even when the milk does no,
contain dangerous bacteria OF
his type the effect OF these mi
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01

NlO'oi bdhiohIS ~ AhI '1SS hd' III
frl variety j. decidedly undeei-
rable. The bacteria produce
several changes in the milk
itself, the most common Of these
beng souring. They also make
il less wholesome for infants and
invalids and often impart Z bad
flavor.
1t was with the thought OF
finding out the extent OF con.ami,
nation IN milk. and OF dcvising
methods to prevent II, that the
Agricultural Station at The Uni
versity of Illinois began. some
years ago, Il series Of in
vcstigat,ous in regard to 4 pure
milk supply. These expert
mcnis have been under the di-
rcction % Wilbur J.. Fraser.
chief IN Dairy lIu~5andry, and
give the most exact Information
IN regard 10 the subject that j.
possessed. The results arc
destined 10 prove o| great *
nomic aud hygIcn,c Importance.
II the methods devised for
keeping the milk pure could he
followed out by every lairtuan
IN the CouutrY. they would re.
sul; III the saytng Of many mill.
ION dollars annually, since milk
could he kept for a mach longer
time without dctcriora:ing than
II Is possible 10 keep il now
under prcscn, unfaYorablc coudi.
iions.
~ ordinarily handled. IL is
no; in suitable coalition ior
human food Tor longer than from
twelve TO .or,y.ctght hours after
IL ~ drawn, the tame depending
upon tho temperature ~ which
II ~ held. Icnerally speaking.
II costs ~ much 10 deliver milk
TO the consumer after II - pro.
duccd, as II docs 10 produce it.
yet, II II we're perfectly pure.
arge supplies OF milk could be
delivered ~ one time, aud ,hus
reduce the delivery 10 once a
week. or even less frequently.
which would both increase the
producers profits aad reduce
the price to the consumer.
On The other hand. the health
the community would bc
greatly benefited. aud there
can DC little doubt that the NOR.
tallty among lntant~ during inc
summer months would be mark
cdly decreased under proper
conditions ~ rynl a. -, +
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01
RED POLLS

Choice Registered built and heik1
c~AttcN. ot the beat breed. for sale u
ycaaouahic pttcca. Sired by Sparkle.
II IL No. 49,, weigh, as3o RS Dam 4
beat ali purpose Inca.
nArrrEy.littt Srock FAM.
r. J Fisher. Prop. Carthage, Tenn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-10-01
Red Poll Cattle
magowah Meadow.
Stock Farm,

near Crawford, loWnds Co. Miss.
The largest home raised herd
III Miss, guaranteed immune to
tick fever. ! have now for SALE
several extra good bulls and
hcitcrs. come and see them and
make Il personal selection OF wha,
YOU want. The ideal Farmers
Cow. good for beef. milk & butter
Address w. S. Turner.
for Catalogue and Price List.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-07
The Place for a Good Beginning.

There is a huge, vacant West
that lies beyond the Rockies and
opens its wide arms to the Pacific
Ocean, where men may begin to
be, as the men once began~to be
in Pennsylvania end Ohio and in
the iron mountains and timber
crests of Wisconsin and Mime
sofa. 1t is a place to start from as
a sower of wheat or grower of
olives, and some day have ones
name in the advertising pages of
the magazines. 1t is a place in
which to lay up ones money in a
bank until the demand for a local
trolley line or an irrigation ditch
calls for it and one is set upon the
career which leads to the pinnacle
of financial fame wherefrom to be
assailed by the shafts of Lawson
or hailed by the plaudits that
greet a Carnegie. 1t is a place in
which to build barns and shanties
and to accumulate from them
enough surplus to venture into
the next larger community where
larger structures are in demand;
thus graduating by degrees into
an apartment-house contracting
upon ones own hook. 1t is a
place in which to be wide-awake
enough to supplant livery barn
of horses with a stage line of
automobiles and to sell the auto
mobile line to a railroad. 1t is a
place to read law while you pitch
hay, and practice before Justice
of the Peace in cases that don't
have to wait a hundred days to
reach their turn on the calendar,
to defend a criminal one week and
sustain title to property or pro-
bate will the next week.-Ar-
thur l. Street in Sunset Magazine
for January.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-07
Lyon County
NEWSPAPER LAR.

I Subscribers rho do not giue cypress notice TO
The antrdry are considered toishiag 10 continue
thef subscription.
Z IfsubscribeTs order the discOntinudnce Of their
pesodieals the publisher may continue to send
thaa until all arrears are paid
II subscribers neglect refuse 20 take their pc
rasoaLs from the ogice 10 tchioh they directed
us are held responsible til they haze settled their
bGand ord red their paper discontinued.
5 II subscr,bers more to other places uitho,t
igortag the publisher, and the paper sent 10 the
fr7ner direction. they are held responsible
The courts haze decided that refusing 10 take
eriodtcats from the egioe, remoping and teaving
<h uaeaLted for Is prtnd fdete eCidence Of inten-
onat fraud.
o. Any person rho eceiCes a netospdper and
ssdkes use Of e. Ohether he has subscribed for Il
not. ts held in lac a subscriber.
T. The Postmaster feho negiects TO giue the legal
gohoe of the neglect Of person 10 take from he Of
ace the newspaper addressed 20 him liable to the
publisher for the subscription price.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-07

This reduces the rate 10 cents
from the rate of last year, as there
is money enough in the Interest
and Redemption Fund to pay the
interest on county bonds for the
next two years. If the State
makes a reduction in its rate it
will give Lyon about the lowest
rate of any county in the State.
The State rate is now IS cents,
which, if it stands. will make
Lyon county's entire State and
county rate SI.6o.
The special tax for Silver City
is SI.oo on each SIoo, and the
Town Trustees of that place have
as yet made no change.
The Chairman of the Board was
instructed to proceed with the
suit against Storey county.
An order was made designating
the LYON COUNTY TIMES as the
official paper of Lyon county for
the ensuing two years, wherein
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-07
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Business Transacted by the Old and New
Boards.

The old Board of County Com
missioners held its last meeting
last Saturday, a full Board pres
ent, District Attorney Lothrop
and Clerk Melarkey, and trans
acted the following business:
The minutes of the meeting of
December 5 were read and ap-
proved.
The list of bills examined and
allowed will be found in another
column.
The bill of J. H. Taylor, for
500. so, for work on road, was laid
over until next meeting.
1t was ordered that transfer of
S32o.I5 be made from School Dis
trict No. 9 Interest Fund to the
General Fund.
The monthly reports of Clerk,
Recorder and Jailor were read
and approved.
The quarterly reports of Sheriff
and Assessor, and Auditor and
Recorder were read and approved.
The money in the treasury was
counted and found to be correct,
amounting to SI7,252.97.
There being no further business
the Board adjourned sine die.
On Monday, the I'd, the new
Board met and was sworn in, and
after organizing with I. ]. A.
Flaws, chairman, the following
business was transacted:
The Board delegated the road
duties to the Commissioners in
their several districts as hereto
fore.
The matter of a bridge across
the Walker River, below Yering-
ton, was then taken up and dis
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-07

all printing and publishing re-
quired by the Board and several
county officers be done for the
above specified time.
An order was made authorizing
the several county officers to pro-
cure the necessary supplies, sta
tionery, ETC., for their respective
Offices.
1t was ordered that the Treas
urer be empowered to deposit
such county funds as he sees fit in
the Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Reno.
The money in the treasury was
counted and found to be correct.
The bonds of the several county
and township officers were exam
ined, found good and sufficient,
and approved as follows:
Sheriff ........ $4,000
Assessor. r........... 5000
Mining Tax Collector. 1000
Treasurer ......... 10000
Clerk ....-......... 10000
Recorder and Auditor. 5000
Supt. of Schools .. 1000
Justice Peace, Dayton 1000
The bonds of Carter, Justice of
the Peace of Mason Valley Town
ship, and f. A Dillon, Constable
of said township, were returned
for correction, and said parties
were appointed to serve in their
respective capacities, and given
until the 9th of next month to file
correct bond.
The Board discussed at some
length the advisability of procur-
ing a county map and transcript |
for the use of the Assessor, but
the matter was finally laid over
until the next meeting.
There being no furtAer business
to transact the Board adjourned to
meet February 9th, next.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-07

cussed. 1t seemed to be the opin-
ion of the Board that a steel
bridge would be the cheapest in
the long run, but it was ordered
that the Clerk advertise for bids
on both a steel and pile bridge,
the Board to decide which would
be the cheapest when the bids
are received and opened.
There being no County Sur
veyor elected at the last general
election it was moved and carried
that T. P. Mack be appointed
County Surveyor for the ensuing
two years upon filing the required
bond.
The tax levy for the county
was made as follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-07

w. I. Plumb, of Tuscarora, one
of Nevada's Presidential Electors,
fell on the ice few days ago and
broke his leg below the knee.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-18
N 0 I / CI A S /.

-Eg muY cOmentado eI nombra-
bieDt9 hecho pOr ID Comiai6n de la
poIiCis insulaF, del poliofa F6lix UrFu-
tia, asegurandose que ha Sidn por re-
comendaOi6n del Comandante Lutz.
So encuentra en- San Juan eli fiscal
de Is Oorte de AreCibo Sr. Pedro Ge
Audrey MontoliO.
-MnchGg perEonas asistieron 81 en-
tieFro del Dr. Tulio Lopez Gaztambin
de que fo6 inhumsdo en- el cementerio
de esta capital.
HIS sido nOmbrad0 sub.CoIectOr de
rentas internas de Is Cidra, 81 senoF
WenCeslao Segarra. pFOminente unio-
niats de aquella localidad
-La ley prohibiendo el ejeFcicio de
la abcgaCia & los fisCaIes de ID isla he
empezado & regir.
Sc encuentra en- San j uan ell regis.
trBdor de IN propiedad de Humacao
st 3 il Jose Toro Rios.
Los sefI0res jose Juan Vidal, y
E1geni0 BuitFggO marshall aecFeta-
rio le la COrte municipal de GuayRma,
SO encuentran en- esta capital. RI
sefioF Vital conduCe & ePanchitoo & la
csfcel de GusyamA. & an nueVO juiciO
que pe iniCia en- aquelIa COFte.
n HI tomsdo posesi6n del cargo de
9uardis de penaIes de Arecibo 81 seflor
r m 5n LAbicss Alay6n, nombrado D, +
ell iefe del departamento consolidate.
Sc enCuentra On Ssn Juan 81 sefl9r
Manuel Ledesms. prOminente unionista
del APecib0.
Para eI dis pFimaro de abril tienen
que estsr nombrados todoa los nuevos
funci0narios de los pueblos decIaradoe
municipios.
Los iueCes do psz de Guayama '
HumlcR0 stfiores Cap6 y Lopez Ce-
psFO, csssn en- sus funci0nes por ha-
beFse suprimido sus pIazRs, akf como
todos Los ipzgados de par en- las pObla.
clones en donde existRn iuzRadog mu.
nicipales
Aver estuYieron coDferenCiandC
con el gobeFnador los stfI 1res Todd,
Domenech y Herr andes Lopez. So
asegura que el obj isto de dichR entire.
vista ha sid0 desaut0rizaF los actos de
la pFensa republican, que Be ha decIa.
RADIO en- Ia opOsici6n. manifestsndo 81
gobierno ga conf 0rmidRd con ID poll
tica actual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-18
RaiusIz0s Con 81 duqug KIuoIis.
Y lgllaeIta popular toRllRda sn
aI lnpaTIo
Ga1I@ de Aon.

New York, Mario I8, q
En San PetersburQo esreFase con
impaciencia Ia llpgoda del ex-pa-
neralisimo del ej6fcito Fuso en Man
chuTia.
CreesO que su Co ferencia con 81
Car Fevestira gran importancia q
que es possible Be conc zcln beehcs
que den por resultado 81 reIeyo de
otros generates rusos que peles 4
en- Extreme OFiente.
Sc aseguFa que 81 general Grip
penberg Sc encuentra gravemente
enfermo en- San Petersburgo.
Han salido con el nueVo genera
lfsimO duque Nicolas var;os repi-
mientos de Cosacos.
La agitaci6n popular continda, y
SO reciben intranquilizadoras noti-
cias de la region del Caucaso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-18
SEMPER.
La reception en- 81 Arsenal,

La reception celebrada anochesen ell
Arsenal Dor los espoHos Dunlap en- h0-
nor de los miembro1 de cRnaLas. bsh1Rs
, puertos, Ilegados en- 81 <SummeF,s
ha sid0 una de las mas concuFPidas y
elegantes que De han lleVa1o 8 efeCto
en- esta ciudad.
AqueI belIo edi6cio, iguminado por
infnidad de bombilias eI6ctFicss y em-
beIleCido por plentas de todas clases ,
flores. ofFeCfa IN efeCto fGntkstico.
Infinidad de bandeFss de todss las
naCioneg, agitSbanse 81 sOplo de la to-
nue. brisa del mar.
81 Gobernador. su espOsa, Iaa auto
Fidades y "a m&a disting guidO de la 90
ciadsd de San Juan, dierOn espI6ndid0
realce & aquella fiaata imprOyilada.
Los espOsOs Dunlap, mulnp ban-
sa Rtendiendo sus amigos 8 invitAdOs.
In banda del battalion puertorFique-
no. ejeCut6 eecogidas piezAs de 90 re-
peEtorio.
Fu6 una festa espI6ndida que deiarS
gratOs recuerdos 4 ouant0s ellis Rsis-
tieHon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-18
ESRERANDO 4 KgROR 4 KIN
GhafIa m9luda !.

En "a enireYista Celebrada nnr ar,
reporter de este diario con Nh. Lori
meF, miembro de u C6msra de renre.
sontantas norte.americaua, dii9 entire
otrag Cnsas 81 cOrFect0 81 baller,
eEs 81 obi to del G4bier. d. educs 7
soul todas Las clases aOciales nor Yne-
6iO de escuelas y poneF 4 les hombres
Cle este ppis eB condolences de toner IS
gob5ern0 pr0pSo, siDat que nfcesiten
dc nadie, gino por desel golvimiento
pFOpio, estando el gCbierno federal
dispueato IegislsrIo.
Levantsdo obieto. Sobre todo. iuato.
Bien que neceBitAn. en- todas pRrses.
lag classes BoCiai lee, ser eduCadas. Mas
pH0piO nf cesitan instruction.
Desde lueg0. Ii 3 escuelas constitute b
los mss efcient' medios para Iograr
que los pue blos lleguen, en- u etcAla de
Ia civilization. 9 eminente alturGs
No hey que pensar sin6 que esa es
aspiration dc todos los puebios aman-
tes del prog ESQ.
Puerto Rico no ha desmentido jam s
tal aspiFaei6n. III ~ mismo. clama-
en- sentidO para'eIO col objato del 90
biern( ,. que h@ dichO Mr.. L0rimer-
p0rque q ID trucci6n llegue 8 toaos
los smbitos de d isls. Aver este pals
h'zo 10 propiO.
Mss. junto & e.t9 problems que hoy
desenvuesYe y encauza On IL isla IN
funCionario que 81 gobierno de VS. b.
irgs0n nombra Puerto Rico b teniC o
Otra aspire ci6n JUST ima, induaGble-
mente justfeimR. RGu6blN otra Que con e
Feconocimiento de sus dereCh3s se
rcza.
Este pals ca apto para j gobierr o
prOpio. Lo h0 demOstFAdo,. E4aLto
psFa ell gobierno pFopio taLto emo
Cubs y tanto 8 mis- que Nuevo Mex
co. Okk homa 8 81 TerritoIio Indio.
No eg aventuTsd0 pensaF. nj nucho
menos. que en- tsos psfses que On la
hsrmana AntiIl& y en- GqueIlos dos hoy
nuevos EstadoG de ID Union. este en-
pie el propio problems de Is educ0ci6as
de las clases 8Ocialss & que Mr.. Lori
mer aIude.
Y tienen 50 Robierno propio. su
estado de derecho perfeCtamente def
nido.
Ese problems de II seducaci6n de
les classes socialeGs no est6 A6n resuelto
en- definitivS nj en- psises que. como ID
republican, Francia, alCan7an un alto
grsdO de ciyiIizaci6n en- ell muDdo.
Ana van, aiIa van las clds ss iLustr&-
das dirigiendo los pueblob; Is demo
cracia triuD fando en- 6stoss y ell deTe-
cho sirvi6ndoles de poderoso scicAte
en- Ell canain0 del progreso.
PeFo es innegable que en- pafses en-
donde u eeducaci6n de las classes socia.
lee0 no marcha de acuerdo con Is dig.
nificaci6n que suroae en- Jos pueb.os eI
recOnCcimiehto de aus derechos, esta-
ran latenteB siempre, ants06nicOs, LOO
dos roblemas.
P0r sentimisnto iBge tito todo hom-
bre aspira ser libre. Si ne echG
alguien soore sus hombrOs Ii taren de
Geducarle. , debs tener pFesente que ID
seFvidumbre poIitica. no es escuela. Sc
perderfs el tempo, porque en u Con-
dici6n humana % seIvidumbre no pudO
jamks aliarae con Ia education. SON
INCOMPATIBLES. DJnde Sc quie-
Rs hscer imperar e,ts. es foFzoso que
81 con 81 objeto de que an pueblo
aprenda gobernsrsa pOr q mismC, De
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-18
Viaie del re y Alfonso
a Paris.
D0GIaTaGIOlGS dol SO61r ViIIau
fTuHas0n Ia capita franCGsa.
Las TOlaclOnss fra neo- o-ospsfOIas.

El sefIor VilIaurrutia liz dec!srad0
en- Paris que ell vi.js del rey6 6 ESQ ca
pitaI serG despu6s del " de MARIO.
La feCha exacts y Vos detalles Sc
fiisrkn cuando regrese & Madrid 81
ministco de Estado.
SObre Lon pToyect mAtrimoniaIes,
och0 dias antea de maFch4r d extrGn
ierO Ie dijo ell rey 4 VillaurTutis tex
tuaIments:
GSi Ie preguntan & ustad scbre 81
agunto. puede responder con abSoluta
ueguridad que TODD OuAnto Se relata 90
f4laO. Las iptenoiones que sa me. atFi
Luyen son inv nciones y convtsne cOS
mentirlas clar, naente.9
81 seflor VillaurrutlS ha declarado &
un Fedactor de sLe Temps9 qua ID po-
litiOa espAfl llA FeSpecto de FfRnOiG es
dc una amistad que NADIA puede % per-
turbar.
eToda iuquietud que pudiera despar-
tar ID question mArHoQui estS disipAdG
por el Tratado de Ostpbre. que NLcie-
IRA una formula equitativa, conciiad0-
re- de todos los intereses.
En- adeIanto EspaI6a marcharS en-
Msrrueoos de complete RCuerdO con
+. .auOia.
EstR buena armonf9 90 oxtiende al
coDiunto de lee reIsciones francO-espa-
fi0lGs, como los emb1jadoreea Fespecti-
vOs puedeh stOstiguSr.
Estoy ContentiGimO de habeF entrRdO
en- FelaCiones pers0nales con M. Del
cass6
No degcuidaH6 NADIA para mantener
Ia amistosa corfAuzS. que reBponde &
aapiraciones de smbos pueblos. de 10
Cual 81 pr6ximo visis del reg dRr6
nueVs pPuebs.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-18
De SQCIEDAD.

BSesa yenidG -Por mediaei6n del
amigo Yera. tuvimos 81 gusto de 60.
noceF syer d u casa de m0da del Sr.
Giuati. q una distiDguida compatriota,
que deapu6s de muchos ans de ausen-
cia vuelve las nativas playas.
Ia distiDguida sefioEa dofia Jusna
Fosta de Humphrey. esposa del gone
rel americana de este 1itimO spelIido,
hR vuelto & Puerto Rico despu6s de-
una laTga ausencia. Parti6 de aquf de
edad de diez amos tiene creade una
fsmilia que 81 f0rmada eE Ia RI 6n
del Norte. no le ha BIZ cho 0lvidar & su
queTlda tieFra.
PermaneCeT6 aIguncs dfss en- Ia is'a
regFesando Iuego con so eaposO, { So
reeidencia de New York
PaT0 MdNdtl I'm dfa de Ii entran.
te semans saldT6 para squel pueblo
dcnde pasara unos dias, ID respectable
ae nora dcfIA Aufea D6viIs de b alsairo.
Resta6EecSdG. - DcfIA Anita B alGeiFo
de Ruiz S0ler, so encuentra " bien de
su pass jera dolencia.
Nos slegHmos.
Una 5odG I'm conocido SeCFetario
I de un impoEtante Tribunal esta bus
cando cass, nidO en- este casC, y los ma
liciOsos sup0nen que en- 6lva 6 formar
el auyO (muy grAto de BmoT) con una
bella y distipguida tFignef1a que ase-
guTan que Ie anna. Ia boda sers en
famiha y muy pr0Dt0.
CeIebramOs realicen sus iustOs de-
seos los RpreciRbles i6venes, los que
deseamos eteFna falicidad.
kE ( HersGEleS0 PT0gTeS0. .-Cada die
es mayor 81 n1merO de QuiDtas que Go
leventan on el RFistocF6tico bsrriO, lie
Vando & 81 adelanto y mejOTamiento.
La mayor pArte de les fsmilias AComc-
dadas de San Juan y ya muChss de u
isIa, 6ian @llf Bus residenCiaa de versncI;
siendo grRnde el n6mero dc quintas y
ch4lets que so leYaatan r&pidamente
en- tOd0s los siti0s del agradable SAM
tuFce.
La ealIe del sParquea pronto que
dar& lIenR de bonitaB ConatFucCiones 10
m!smo que Ia oAFFetsrn.
Muy On breve ConstFuir6n viViendas
las fsmi ias de Georgesti. Calaf.
Wood. Ruiz, Balseiro. Vicente mu-
ch2s mas. Es decir que ell bBrrio chic
de Ia Ciudad hsFmOsa de San Juan.
contin6a siendO el gr&to eVersAlleaS
de nueatrOs cr0niatas.
AdeIante.
Maestro pEsdme "A los estimados
amigos de 10 famiIia Lopez Gaztambi
de, damos nuestro mas sentid0 6mme
por Is p6rdida que h9n experimentado
con el fallecimiento del DR.. don TuliO
Lopez Gaztambide.
San Jos6.-Maflans es ell dia de mu-
chs bellisimas amiguitas nuestras y
de an geRn n1mero de amigos. En-
ests cau0 puede decirse Gque 10 bueuo
es 10 que abundao y abunda mucho el
bopito nOmbre del venerable San jose.
Las sen ,ritss Josefina SsIdafIR. Pc
pitR PpjoI. JOsefina Korber. Josefa
r vera. Pepita MonCloga. Pepita Ma
tuFsns. Joaefs Cordero. GAtell. Rami-
rez. Corr alez Ramos, y muchas mas.
celebran sus natales , les deamos feIiz
de y todo g6neFo de alegrfRs en- sus
dfas asf como en- lOs futuFos.
A ellos Il. 81 son soltercs. que los
correspondent las elias -.
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.hace. se empiece por enseGsrle qua LA
SERVIDUMBRE POLITICA DEM
GRA A LOS PUEBLOS Y LOS
ENVILECE Y LOS 1NCAPACITA
PARA LA VIDA DE La LIBER-
TAD.
Esto aparta de cue en- 10 de esduCa-
ci6n de Las clsses soCisles0 no podemrs
yer una opinion que con todo el pueblo
8 con toda Il soCiedad puertorriqut d !
rece. ElIo no es possible. Aquf hsy
classes iIustradas cape sces para el go
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bierno propio. como en- NueVo Mexico
Oklshoma.
Cierto que hA menesser todo pueblo
~ 81 nuestrO no es uns excevci6n-
para g bsrnRrss por 81 prOpiO instruir-
90 hAsts donde sea possible.
ESQ h2cen en- los nueVas Estados
aIudidos. en- dOnde no esCasa pobl ci6n
ganuinsments indfgena recibe educa-
ci6n Ella es. sin duda. ana ckGse So
cSGL en- tales EstadOs.
POr 10 dennis, iu to es quedar recO-
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RUAl0RES,

Sc asegura que en- Ia plaza que
deie vaEante el Sr. Miguel Olmedo,
interprete tradnctor del departamen-
to del Attorney General, sera ncm-
bFado don Eugenio Iglesias, = que
tambi6n aspira 4 dicha plaza. el
loren Sr. Victor Coll Y Cuchf.
Hasta ahora, no le ha sido pedi-
da La Fenuncia alSF. Olmedo, quien
signe hacienda sus trabaios habi-
tuales en aquella ofcina.
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S E 2 E d | .

Aver tarde tuvo lugar el sepelio
del cadGver del doctor don Tulio
Lopez Gaztambide, fallecido antier
en- AFecibo.
La comitiYa parti6 de Ia estacion
del ferrocarril, fgurando Aumero-
sas personals de esta ciudad.