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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
Japan viii Also Break the Limit.

Toxic (By Cable).-Later reports
from Neuchwarg indicate that General
Mistchenko's Cossacks, in their recent
raiding southwest of Liaoyang, deliber-
ately invaded neutral territory, and broke
the limits of the war zone.
The reported Russian note to the pow
crs calling attention to China's nom
enforcement of neutrality is regarded
here in some quarters as absurd. 1t IS
felt that China's weakness and constant
failure to enforce neutrality must re-
lease Japan from obligation to observe
restrictions which Russia openly ignores.
While the extension of belligerent ter
ritory is to be regretted. it is felt that
Japan must take steps to protect herself
against the repetition of raiding expe-
ditions, the Success of which depends
on the violation of neutral territory.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
New Coast Defense system.

The President issued most import
that order appointing a board, consist.
ing of. Secretary of War Taft, Lieut.
Gen. A. R. Chaffce, Maj.-Gen. George
L. Gillespie, Assistan Chief of Staff !;
Brighten. A. W. Greedy. Chief Signal
Officer; Bri.-Gen. William Crozier,
Chief of Ordnance; Bri.-Gen. J. P.
Story, Chief OF Artillery; Bri.-Gen.
Alexander Mackenzie, Chief of En-
gineers, and Major George w. Goethals,
General Staff. to revise the report OF the
famous "Endicott Board of 1885. which
formulated system of coast defense
for the United States.
The new board is TO make recon-
mendations to complete the policy of
the Endicott Board for the protection
of the coasts and harbors of the United
States. In view of the many important
changes in ordnance and mines during
the last 70 years it has been found
necessary to have this new board, which
will bring the work Of the Endicott
Board UP to date.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
FOR LIFE
Samuel Mccue a
espits.
HyERAL wEEKSLONGER.
Fsr Of Charlottesville, Va, Under
Of Death for Murder Of His Wife,
yLesse on Life Until February 10, to
h the State Supreme Court Time to Pass
8 His Amended Petitions.

4 Richmond. Va. (SpeciaD.-J. Samuel
McCue, former mayor OF Charlottesville,
who was TO have been hanged at Char
ioitesyille Friday for the murder of his
wife. was respiied by Governor Monta-
quo until February 10 TO allow the State
Supreme Court time 10 pass on his
amended petition for writ of error.
In granting the respite the Governor
says
The guilt or innocence of those
charged with crime is to be determined
IN the judiciary tribunals. The execu-
five should aid. and not arrest, the
judgments OF courts or the executions
OF law save for supreme reasons. For
the executive to review the opinions OF
courts or the verdicts of juries, no mat
Ter how he disagrees with them, would
DC plain usurpaiion OF authority.
But the Supreme Court of Appeals
has this day been petitioned for re-
hearing of the application. for writ of
error. and the executive has since been
requested by this eminent tribunal to
grant respite of the death sentence
that sufficient time may be had for the
consideration of the case as justice and
the law may require.
In granting this request the execu-
tive is aiding. and not obstructing, the
administration of the law. and there
fore will direct a respite until Friday,
the tenth day OF February, 1905"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
Notes Of tho Departments.

Representatives OF the shipping inter
csts were present from all sections of the
country to make their objections before
Secretary Metcalf to the proposed steam
boat inspection rules.
E. p. Bacon, representing the Inter
state Commerce Law Convention, gave
his views on freight rates before the
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
merce.
The United States Supreme Court
granted a new trial TO Senator ]. R.
Burton, who was convicted in Missouri
on the charge of accepting brides.
1t is reported that Robert B. ARM
strong, assistant secretary OF the Treas
ury, having charge OF the customs. has
indicated his purpose to resign.
Robert Watchorn, commissioner OF
immigration at Montreal. has been APP
pointed commissioner of immigration at
Ellis Island, n. Y.
Clerk James NJ. Watson, of the Dis
trict auditors office, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for 10 years for em-'
bezzlement.
The United States Supreme Court
sustained the validity of the Iowa anti
cigarette law.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
COTTON dINNERs' REPORT.
President Taylor, Of the National Association,
Authorizes Plans.

Dallas, Tex. (SpeciaD.-In an open
letter to the cotton ginners of the South
ern States ]. A. Taylor, president of
the National Ginners' Association, made
the following announcement about the
crop reports to be issued by that or
ganization:
I'VE will get out an acreage report
about April IS. Then. if the members
desire, we will get out condition re-
port in June, July and August. In the
fall we will get out a report twice each
month as to the number of bales ginned.
We will use the same dates as the gov
ernment, and also the first of each
month"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
Inauguration Plans.
decided

The inaugural committee decided
that there shall be no Sunday concert
at the Pension Office Building following
the inaugural ceremony, and that three
concerts will be given Monday, March
6. 1t was stated that the number of
troops and civic organizations combined
in the inaugural parade would approxi-
mate not more than two-thirds OF the
number four years ago. that all the or
CARNATIONS would follow close-eolamn
formation, permitting the parade to pass
within three hours instead of six hours,
as was the case four years ago. The
project of erecting an amphitheater re-
viewing stand on the white lot, south
of the White House. probably will be
abandoned and the usual line of march
followed
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
-Four Burned in Wreck.

Piggott, Ark, (Special) -Four per-
sons were killed in rear-end collision
between a freight train and switch
engine on the Cotton Belt railroad at
this place. The four who were killed
were passengers who were riding in
the caboose on the freight train. The
caboose was set on FIRE and the bodies
of the victims were burned TO a crisp.
The bodies were burned so badly that
they could not be identified.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
REPLIES TO PANAMANs.
Minister Barrett Declines to Withdraw His
Suggestion to State Department

Panama (By Cable). - Representa-
sives of all political parties have asked
American Minister Barrett to withdraw
the suggestion he made to the Wash
ington government that the functions
of governor of the Canal Zone and Min
lister TO Panama be combined in the per-
son of the governor OF the Canal Zone
1t is argued by the memorialists that
the dignity of Panama as an independent
nation requires separate legation
The American Minister has replied
that the suggestion was made in the
interests of both Panama and the United
States and that he cannot withdraw it.
He said. however, that he will report
the request, of his government without
prejudice I'd the attitude of Panama.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
LIMITS OF WAR ZONE
Broken By Cossacks Who Raided South
Of LiaOyang.
THEY MAY FALL INTO A TRAP.
Japanese Contend That China's Failure to
Enforce. Neutrality Releases Them From
Obligation 10 Observe Restriction, Which
Russia Ignores Japan Determined to Pro-
tect Herself

The extensive raiding operations OF
General Mistchenko's 10000 Cossacks in
the rear of the Japanese forces in Man
churia and the Cossacks' invasion of
neutral Chinese territory appears to
threaten general violation of the agree
ment by both belligerents which will call
for prompt action by the powers to pre-
vent China being dragged into the con-
test.
Reports received in Toxic say that the
Cossacks have deliberately broken the
limits. of the war zone Japanese Off
Gals, while regretting the extension OF
belligerent territory, declare that steps
must be taken to stop the raiding ex-
petitions.
While the Russian War Office will
not admit that Mistchenko's cavalry
movements are more than raiding expo
ditions, it is believed that they are pre-
liminary to extensive operations which
may seriously damage the Japanese lines
of communication, providing the Japa-
nose do not catch them in their town
trap.
That the Japanese are as wary as
ever is indicated i'll dispatch to Lloyd's
News Agency, London, from Yinkow,
which gives report that Mistchenko',
raiding force was cut off on its way back
by 5000 Japanese despatched from San
lihoo by General Oku.
The Japanese are pushing sapping
operations toward the Russian lines at
several points in Manchuria.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
s,oessei Starts Home.

Nagasaki, Japan (SpeciaD = The
French steamer Australian sailed for
Marseilles, having on board General
Stossel, his wife and sos Russians, in
Guiding Admirals Grigorovitch and Loo
kinslSy, Generals GorbatowsIy and Reiss
and AS other officers and their wives.
She was not allowed TO leave the har-
Dor before dark. as precaution against
the Russians or others obtaining kuowl-
edge Of the defenses.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
Postal Inspectors 1rar s erred.

Postmaster-G General Wynne has issued
an order transferring the entire corps
of postofficc inspectors from jurisdiction
of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral and placing them Immediately under
the Postmaster-General. The action is
taken on the ground of subscribing the
best interest OF the Government. 1t is
also based on the fact that the inspec-
tors of the other executive departments
of the Government are directly under
the head of the department. The or
der affects over 200 men scattered
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
FINANCIAL.

The Pennsylvania has issued no mort
gage bonds for ten years.
A private despatch from Gates said :;
1T is a cinch to buy copper"
They are talking of 3 cent car fares
for short distance in Pittsburg.
Excellent conditions is the report
on Winter wheat made by the Mod
ern Miller"
The last sale OF Kensington Bank
stock was at an advance OF s. over the
same tine last year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
A Physicians Suicide.

Charlotte, n. c. (SpeciaD.-Dr. AZ
bert C. Carr. one of the most promi-
nent physicians in the state, committed
suicide at Durham by shooting himself
through the head DR.. Carr had been
in failing health for several months, and
during the last few days had been suf-
fering from insomnia. He was active
in his practice, however. He was 81
wears old and was a brother OF Gen.
Julian S. Carr. one of the wealthiest
men in North Carolina, and was him
self very wealthy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
Palace Of Peace Site.

The Hague (By Cable).-The govern
ment of the Netherlands has finally Sc
lected the military parade ground near
the Bosch as the site for the Andrew
Carnegie Palace of Peace. The selection
must be approved by the states general.
The Bosch Cor wood is park nearly
two miles long, short distance out of
The Hague
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
Mo- Iusurance n Japs HIRED.

Seattle, Wash. (Special) Within the
last few days several local fre-insurance
agents have received instructions not to
write policies upon sawmills or shingle
mills with which Japanese are in any
way identified, either as employees or in
any capacity, or as owners. Underwrit-
ers do not precisely agree as to the rea-
son, which is based upon the moral haz-
ard"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-20
Killed By Ills Stepfather.

Newcastle, Pa. (SpeciaD- = Herman
Genkinger, a prominent young grocery
merchant, was shot and instantly killed
by his stepfather, Frank Johnson, dur
ing a quarrel at their home. Family
troubles were the cause of the tragedy.
Johnson then walked to police head
quarters and surrendered himself.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13

Sc acsba dc poner 4 Ia venta en-
sl mercado una de las meiores medi
cinas del mundo para combatir las
enfermedsdes en- los psises tropicales.
Sc trata del Restaurador de la Salud
compuesto por National Drug Com
psny, de Warrington D G. y del cual
es sgente general en- esta isla r Mar
vaez Rivera, Arecibo, P. R. Esta COM
pussts Ia medicina do rafces y yerba,
y sirve para oursr Ia dyspepsia, el reu
matismo, las enfermedadss en- los ri
ionss y 60 Ia piel y toda enfermedad
que terga su origen en- una ssng'e en-
fsrma Tspgsss cuidado que hsy mu-
chos preparsdos parecidos q ese y
debe tomarse el legitimo que prepare
dichs 6rms y que 80 mani 10 por CO.
rreo 4 cualqu'er pueblo do Ia isls STEM
pre- que 90 pida por medic del sgente
general en- Arecibo. Vale un peso una
GAIA de 200 psstillas y Sc devuelve o.
dinero 81 no hubiare m.j
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13
|MPRES|0NES Y N0r|CIAS

pract cante senior Janet, a 10 que TO-
dos respsndieron satisfactoriamente
Aver q las dccs del dis, cor
motive de la salids de los carros elec.
trieos que conduieron & los dependien'
tes del comsrclo & la gira, estuvo In.
terrumpido el trafco pdblico por es-
pacio de una hora.
-Eo ell dia de aver existian on 10
colonia de leprosos veintidos enfer
mos, de ellos quincs hombres y siete
mujeras. En- observation SO encuen.
tran hombres y 3 muieres.
Rafael Cepeda fue asistido aver
On la sala de Socorros, de mordsdu.
ras que le causara un perro en- el ter
clio superior de la pierna iEquierda.
"A Felix Martinez le faeron de
comissdss aver, por el inspector Car.
b6, nueve libras de pescado que Sc ha-
llaba en- estado de descomposici6n.
-Anoche como q Ia siete regresa.
ron los dependencies que fusron Ia
gira en- Martin Pehs. Llegaron dan.
do vlvas y tremolando 10 bandera
puertorriquena agitando sus som
breros de psis del pals, los cuales os
tsntaban anchas cintas. La banda
del regimIento de Puerto Rico ejecut6
al llegar ell paso-dcble de CadiE.
Desde San Sebastian nos remi
ten estss linsasi
<Don Seba.t'an Rio pregunta al
honorable Secrstario de Puerto Rico,
Mr.. Regis H. Post, q quien psg6 los
quinientos dol ars que ofreciera el go.
bierno por la captura de ltan Iav. f.,
Completeness al autor de la pre-.
gunta dandole curse ca el peri6dico
LA Biblioteca insulsr recibira en
breve 400 voldmenes mas en- espahol =
en- ingles.
80 Quelan varias personRs Gel
mucho tempo que tienen que eapsrsr
los carros es1Iricos en- eI cruce de Ia
Plszuela de la Lssltad, en- Puefts de
TERRA.
La policls de Puerta de TERRA
sorprendio aver una iugsda & 10 prchl.
bido, en- Ia calle de San Agusnn.
Sc espers en- San Juan. al dis
tinguido hombre pdolico, lice, cIado
don Rosendo NJ tienzo Cintr6n.
Hoy hatia en- la carcel municipal
81 prests que sufren ccndena Il
pendientes.
Han sIdo asistidos ea la ssla de
socorros Vicente Calder6n, Mlcsela
Cuello de Orc, VicsLts Santlsgo, 10
Sc Duran y Manuel Martinez, de be-
ridsd J coLtcIiones leves.
aver tarde hubo una importsn
70 reunion de albanlles en- ia calle de
San Francisco ndmero Is, donde re
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13
EDICTO

En- Ia Corte municipal del DlstrIto ju.
dicial municipal de Manstf, p R.
Estados Unidos de America. FL Pre-
sideuts de les EstAdos Unidos 8. s.
Elias Reyes y Negr6n, Ex psrte. So
bre conversion de possession de do.
mtnio.
Por cuanto, Elias Rayes y Negr6n,
|cassdo, agricultor, vecino de Manatf,
solicifs ante esta Corte municipal la
conversion en- dominic de Ia intcrip.
ci6n de possession de la siguiente fincs;
Rdstica, predio situado en- el barrio
de Florida Afuera, termino de Barcs.
loneta, compuesto de setenta y cuatro
cuerdss, equivalentes q 20 h hsrtSreas,
s areas y 4S ceuti6reas de terreno de
tercera clase, d pastos nstur rsles ma.
leEss. Liods per ell Norte y el Eite,
con terrenos de don Juan Lopez SIcar.
d6 por el Sud, con los de don Anto.
nio Puense Leal y por ell Osste, de
doha Domingo Reyes, inscrlts & nom.
bre de promovents en- ell Registro de
Ia propiedad de Arscibo, bsjo el nd
nero 294, al folio 235 del tomo 80 de
Barcelonets.
Por tsnto, hsbendose ordensdo
por el Honorable Feix C6rdova Da.
villa, JueE de etta Cofte municipal, 80
Anuncie por tres veces y termino de
quiDcs diss naturales, en- ell rerl6dico
La DEMoCRACIA que Sc edits en- San
Juau. 10 conversion que Sc interesa
para los que Sc creau con derecho so.
bre Ia Hnca descrits y persouas igno.
radas & quienes pueds perjudicar Ia
pretenoiou deducida puedan oponerse
presentando la oportups demands den.
tro del iermino indicsdo 4 contar des.
de ell de ls fechs de la publication del
anuncio lIbro q presente.
Bsio mi frma, en- la Cnrta NUM-.
ciDal de Manati, q q de Octubre de
1905.
PEDRO J. RIVERA 90,
Secrstsry NJ. c. cf Mauaii
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13

Ha fallecido en- el barrio Sd
balos - MsysgdeE la sehora Luisa
Morales, 4 Ia avanza1s edad de cien-
to doce aflos.
-Acusamos r;cibo dc un nuevo
peri6dico que ha comenzado q publ.
carse en 10 ciudad del Sur, titulado
FL H,pddronso Ponce1o. Como au nom.
bre indlca, se dedicara & Ia props 6 an.
da del sport hfpico, en- estA isa. Su
circulation es gratis.
Aver por 10 mafisna en- 10 calle
de San Francisco, esquina q Tanca,
Pedro Caballero agredi6 con un 60.
rrote q Felipe Santiago, causaudole
una herida contusa en- la frente y otra
en- ell braEo izquierdo.
Ell sabado ingres6 en- la colonla
de leprosos Jacinto Maldonsdo, de
IL amos de edad y natural de Pattllas.
Sc esperan en- esta semsna dos lepro-
sos mas, uuo de Pehuelas otro de
Aibonito.
~ Sc dice que ell iuez municipal de
PoEc ce senior Cssalduc recIhio una de-
nuneia contra IN maestro de escuela
de Penuelas, por haber msndado linn.
piar las letrinss de su escuels q dos
alumnas seforitss El departam ento
de Educaclon tiene conocimiento de
eate nrban0 hecho, que mereci6 la GEN.
aura de aquel pueblo
Sc han resibido hoy en- Ia ofci'
ma de Ia Liga de Municipios, las cou.
tas de los Ayuntamientos de San Sc
bsstian San Lorsrgo.
Muy bien y sdelante.
-Eu sl vspor <Ponces lego de los
Estados Unidos ell Tenients Coronel
de Marina que sustituye en- su cargo
al comandante L. q. Moore, quien ha
sido trsslsdado para su pals.
Hoy entrego el lngeniero de la
cIudsd al alcslde ell presupuesto de
las obras de reparsc on del teatro,
que ssciende q unos 5000 y pico.
En- un informe que ptesenta ell
Inspector Csrb6 al Official de sanidsd
local, denuncia ocho ch'queros que
existsn en- Puerta de TERRA, prople
dad de Azure 10 Miranda, los cusles,
dice, deben ser msndados destruir,
por atsntsr grayement, & Ia salud
pdbllca
-Anoche como & las once Felix
Hero, en- estado de embrisguez, fue
conducido & la prevention por dos
gusrdias, 4 los cusles ipiurisba con
veces estent6reas, promoviendo el con-
siguiente eGcS Id alo en- el vecindsrlo.
-Ha visitado 81 LAzsreto ell Di
rector dc Carload, quien pregunt6 q
loa leprosos como les trataba el nuevo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13

De acuerdo con Ia Sscci6n.62 de Ia
Lev Escolar loa sur Ierintendentes estAn
obligados & pre,tar su cooperation a
las juntas escolares <para fScilitarles
el cumplimlento de los dsbsres que Ia
ley les seRals., Sc ve por esto, que
los superintendsr tss no estAn obllga.
dos q cooperar 8 asistir & Ia juDta en-
aquello que no 90 retiera al cumpll-
misnto de algdu deher que 10 Icy 80
nsla a Ia j1nta.
De scuerdo con In Secc!6n 42 do
10 Icy Escolar, Las iuntss pueden sus.
pender & los maestros por ciertas eau
sas, en- las cuales sc incluye la insu'
bordinaoi6p. Es por 10 tsnto evidente
que las iuntas escolares tienen Ell de-
recho de dsr ciertas 6rdenes & los
maestros. Pero no 10 90 que ter gan
ell derecho de dar 6rdenes en- 10 con-
cerniente 4 asuntos profesionales.
Algunos de los deberes de los
maestros los rslaclonan directaments
con Ia junta escolsr, y otros con el
Comisionado dc Instrucc!6n y con sus
Representatives.. Estos deberes se de.
italian On 10 pSglna 81 de Ia Ley Es-
collar Compilada do Pusrt Rico, edi.
ci6n del 10 de Abril do 1904, bajo sl
,itulo dc <Debsres de los maestros
principaless, pArrafo 3, que dice 10 si.
guients: <Ser6u responsables ante el
Comiaionado de instruction de sus
representatives, do Ia org anil aci6p, dis
ciplina y distribution del tempo or
sus eicuelas; y ante la Junts E.colal
del sdlacio y de toda propisdad pd
blica.s
Por ccnsigaiente, 81 un maestro
rehusa obedscer las instr ucciones re-
cibidas de la iunta escolar respecto al
cuidado de la casa escuela 6 de la pro-
piedad escolar, puede ser lsgalments
suspendido por lA junta; pero no pue
de serlo por negarse obedecer 6rde
mes sobre ssuntos que no caen baio Ia
iurisdicci6n de Ia junta escolar.
Veo que usted en gu communication
dice que sl Depaytamento, sin habel
inveat gado debidamente el asunto J
acertando solo el informe de uno dt
los maestros suspsndidos, desapruebs
Ia suspension ordensda por Ia Junts
Escolar. 70 le aseguro a ustsd que or
cuanto & esto esta usted en- un error
El Depsrtamento no tom6 rosoluci6l
alguna hssta que por 81 fue recibido
lsl iuforme Official de 10 Junta, en- e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-13
Noviembre, 10 de 1905.
Seaor don A. Jacobo Tur.
Presidente de ls Junta Escolar.
Ponce, P. r.

4
Sefior:
Tengo el honor de acusar & usted
recibo do Ia communication de la Junta
Escolar de Ponce, fecha I del corrien.
te, On 10 que % comentan los recientes
sucssos relacion ados con ID admins.
TRACTION escolar de Pouoa, y 90 contes
to & mi csrta del dia 4,
Sincsram snt, lamento dlferir dc
la opinion que on ella 90 expone acer-
ca do este asuntc, pues esa opinion
evidencia que los miembros do Ia JIM.
to Escolar do Poncs y el Dspsrtamen- :
to no esaa de scuer1o 60 10 ref fsrente
4 los derechos y deberes que la Icy
concede & las iuntss escolsres. Us.
ted ha tenido 10 bondsd de explicar.
nos como esa Junta interpreta la ley,
y q mi vsz tepgo ell gusto de presentsr
{ ustedes Ia Interpretation que el Dc.
partameato de instruction le da en-
Gu anto al punto que 80 viene discu-
tiendo.
Noto, en- primsr lugar, que on OPT
MON do ustedss los rsglamentos die.
tados por el Superintendent del Dis.
trito de Ponce no pueden ser cons!de-
radios como reglamsntos hechos por
sl Comisionsdo de Instruction. En-
cuanto q este debo manifestarles que
cadA surerintendente esta autorizado
Dor el Comisionado para formular las
reglas que crea neceearias, refsrentei
q asuntos dc detalles, para que poi
elias SO gufen Las esoue'as do su dis
trito; y dsbo ademas hacsrls presents
que el reg glamento al cual SO opone ess
Junta fue formulado por Mr.. Lutz J
aprobado por este Departamento.
La Secci6n So de la Ley Hscolar
Que toman ustedes como base para
iundsr su derecho & in!ervenir en- le
que RESP scts q excusas por las faltal
de asistsncia q las clases, 30 splics
solaments 4 Ia scci6n q ue puede eier
Ger Ia junta sscolar como tribunal d
apelasi6n dsspuss que los alumnos hs
yan sido suapendidos por el maestro
90 decir, que cuando los alumos hs'
yan sido suspendidos, 10 iunta esco
lar esta autorizada para excluir per
manentsmente dc las escuelos los d.
fndole moral perversa, 8 que scar In
subordinados, 6 adolezcsn do algun,
| eL fermedad iufecciCss.