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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-07-15
La TARIFA DE
Aduanas Reformada.
EN- MEXICO.

do & publican las reformas q Ia Ia
rifa de Aduanas, y nosotros procu
raremos hacer menci6n de las prin
cipales, asi como de las ventaias
obtenidas con elias.
En- 10 sucesivo, toda clase de ga
nado equine, bovine, lamar, etc.,
entrara al pals por cualquier adua
ma libre de derechos, no ::habiendo
| mas exception que para los ami
| males castrados, que 81 pagaran
| derechos. FL fin es palpable: ell me
ioramiento de las raZas en- los ga
nados del pals.
Ell marfil, el nacar, ell hueso y
otros objetos que Sc emplean en- la
industrial, entraran 4 territorio me
xicano tambien libres de derechos,
entendiendose, por supuesto, que
Sc trata de la substantial bruta, y
no de ninguna manufacture que la
contenga en- total 8 en- parte, pues
los artefactos estan gravados en- la
tarifa con derechos, seg1n la ma
nufactLra de que Sc trate.
Eel calzado es otro de los artlcu-
los cuyos derechos quedaron refor
mados; en- 10 sucesivo, Sc pagaran
un peso setenta y cinco centavos
de derechos por cada par, en- lu-
gar de uno veinticinco que Sc pa
gan ahora. Con la baja Y fijeza del
csmbio, los productores naciona-
les habian quedsdo casi en- la impo
sibilidad de competir con ell extran
jero, pues Ia rsz6n natural indica
que Ia baja del cambio esta en- ra
z6n directa con ell precio del cal
zsdo extranjero.
La reforma tiende tambien a au
mentar los derechos & todas aIue-
las materias primas que Sc encuen
tren en- ell pals on cantidad suficien
te para las necesidades de la indus
TRAY a rebajar la misma gabela q
las materias primas que no haya
en- el pals, y que sea necesario i'm
portar del extranjero. De esta MA
nera, quedan conciliados todos los
intereses.
Otro de los objetos de Ia refor-
ma, sieno & Ia ley monetaria, es Ia
simplificaci6n de Ia nomenclature,
de manera que sea facil de compren
derse, hasta por gente profana, y
facilite las deciaraciones que Sc ha |
cen en- los pedidos de despacho al
gestionarse Ia Importation de cual
quier articulo. Estos documentos
Sc simplifcan tambien con Ia mis- |
ma reforma.
Antiguamente, la vaqueta y ell
becerrillo pagaban una Quota l.
gual; Y ahora pagars ell becerrillo |
un peso sesenta centavos kilo v la
vaauets solamente un peso, 10 que
trasra buenCs resultsdos para las !
fabricss de calzado.
Ell arroz, cuya production en- el
pals es considerable, tendra con la |
fijezs del Gamble un terrible COM
petidor en- ell mismo artfculo yeni-
dc del extganjero. La ley, conci-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-07-15

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la quota 4 a'rax6n de ocho centavo!
kilo, en- lugar de tres, que pagabi
I antiguamente. A las demas semi
Has y granos alimenticios Sc les bi
i6 la Quota & tres centavos, en- Wis
ia de que por 10 poca production
nacional, no sufre la agriculture
ningtin perjuicio con clio.
En- Ia actualidad, la tarifa inics
mente clta ell tabaco en- rama, sir
distinction alguna, asf Sc trate de ca
pa 8 tripa: la capa es el tabaco que
envuelve & los puros y la tripa e.
relleno de ellos; la primera, natu-
ralmente, ,es mas cara que la segun
da. En- la reforma Sc divide el ia
baco en- dos classes, capa Y tripa,
se6alandole una quota alta q la pri
mera clase y otra baja q la segun-
da. De aqui, que en- 10 sucesivo Sc
puedan utiliZar las dos classes de
buena calidad & precios razonables.
La fecula de papa, en- vista de
que tiene diversas 6 importantes
aplicaciones en- la industria, baj6
tambien & tres centavos ell kilo CO
mo Quota.
En- 10 que Sc refiere q muebles y
artefactos de MADEIRA, Sc ha modif
cado de una manera prudente la es
pecificacion, sin aumentar en- can
tidad digna de mencionarse las cuo
tas, pero hacienda desaparecer ell
sin n1mero de especiicaciones que
rigc en- la actualidad, y que ocasio
ma con frecuencia difcultades y
confusiones 4 los importadores.
Antiguamente, los diamantes Y
otras piedras simllares psgaban q
veinticinco mil pesos ell kilo. y co
mo es una mercancfa facil de ocul
tar, las importaciones ofcialmente
eran casi nulas. Teniendose en-
cuenta esto,se reform5 la fraction
de la tarifa en- ell sentido de que
los diamsntes, esmeraldas, rubfes
y zafiros, siempre que no vengan
montados, pagaran a raz6n de Glen
pesos kilo neto: Y cuando vengan
en- montadura, 4 sesenta y cinco
pesos kilo.
En- Mexico, en- estos 1ltimos
tiempos, la industria de la loza ha
un gran desarrollo, y ell
Gobierno, convencido de clio, y con
ell prop6sito de ayudar & esta in
dustria, ha reformado la Quota que
marca los derechos deeimportaci6n,
de manera que todos los artefactos
de loza que Sc importer del extran
jero, paguen yeinticuatro centavos
por kilo, en- vez de ounce que pa
gaban antes. Con esta Quota que
da equilibrada la competencia y
normada Inicamente por la bon
dad de los articulos.
Vease Dsu,'i0 0fcfal, de fe-
chas %, %, "a y 25 de Junio.)
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-07-15

N'hgun pedido Sc stendera si no viene
acompahado de su importe. Siemp,e
que 81 envio vaya certiiicado mandese
o'e" centavos mas para ell certificado.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1905-07-15
CONDICIONES.

81 pemOo at FrOO'erlzo" So P"0'''
los sApauo' meses so.
...rodo psgo Sc hara en- moneda del
.ns,isamente sdelsantado.
az, s,.,ds rsmitidos segdn eonven,o'
A','V, corrs,pon iena's iebs dlrli'r'o
~ JUsTO CARDfNAs.
Laredo, Texas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11
PofcfnIca de San Juan
Ds los DOCTORS O. CoA y Toae, J. N.
Odroo'HU yL a. Lopez Antongiorqi.
San Jos6, No IA, Principal.

Treinta afos de experIencia pro-
tesional en- las enfermedades tropica-
Gales. Alta ciruiia. Especialidad en-
Intermediates de 10 piel. Glnecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oto-
Rfno-Laringologfa. Venerologfa.
Analisis qufmico y mic "osc6pico. 10.
rss de consulta: de 8 IL por Ia ma
lana y de "a de la tarde. Precio
de consultas, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las operaciones SO harGn en-
este G Gabinete, domicilio, 6 en- Hos.
pital de muieres y nifios. El seryicio
medico -quirdrgico, dentro y fuera de
10 poblaci6n, seri iusti preciado. Sc
satisfacen consultas m6iicas los en-.
termos de 10 isla: el intsressdo remi.
tirA nm historical de gu enfermedsd '
un giro postal de dos dollars, y reci.
birA un sCuestionarios, cuyas pre-.
guntas debe cumplimentar, luego se
le enviara el sTratamientos. Diriiir
Ia correspondents 81 Practicante y
Sscretario de Ia SPclic fnics, don Pho
Amador J Rodrfgues, San jose mime.
ro Il, principal, Telefono 2O6. San
Juan. P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11
NOTlS De CACuAS
Huelga de tabaqueros. -Ha-
cia Ia Cidra. + Denuncia.
Bale en- el Casino.
POI ICIA REFORzADA
Velada en- el Club. Una CHS
pa electrical incendi6 los
aparatos del TELEGRAPH.

La huelga de tabsqueros .sigue,
y sin esperanzas de an arreglo. Fren-
TO q 10 plazuela de 10 iglesia hay una
gran pizarra con unsE letras que d.
cen: clos obreros dc San Juan se han
levantado On huelga. Imitemosles.,
En- 10 msnana de aver sali6 ha.
cia Ia Cidra el director de Ia hue'ga
do Caguas, seior Ferrer, quien va
dicho pueblo con objeto de levantar
4 los tabaqueros, que tranquils y muy
satisfactoriamente trabsjan on aque-
las fkbrieas.
Antonio Ramos y Pedro Reyes
han sido denunclados por el sargento
Carreras ante 10 Corts municipal; el
primsro por robo de ganado, y el SC
gundo por falsa representation s i'm
postura. Fl Ramos compr6 dos no.
villos robados y el Pedro Reyes SO
present6 luego reclamandolos sin ser
~ legftimo duefio. Ventilara este
asunto el Juez Vergne.
En- 10 noehe de aver O. cslebr6.
10 10 anuncisda jarana en- Ia Colonia
Espahola. Qued6 muy lucida. Sc
bail6 hasta Ia una de Ia madrugada.
Con motive de Ia huelgay
causa de las agresiones entire tabaque.
ros y capataces, he sido reforzado el
puesto de Ia poliefa con cuatro guar.
dias del distrito.
Para ell pr6ximo domingo anun.
cia el Club una gran velada baile, Que
quedarA animadisims, como todas las
que celebra dicho centro.
Una chispa electrical destroz6 en-
Ia maiiana de hoy todos los alambres
y aparatos de la estaci6n telegrSfca,
produciendose un pequeno incendio
que fue sofocado muy q tempo por ell
Telegrafista y ell Sargento de Policfa,
quienes arrojaron latas de aqua sobre
la pared que estaba ardiendo.
CoRREsPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11
n Ell CONSOLIDATE

Por el departamento Consolida-
do 20 proyectan convenientes refor.
mas en- distintas ofcinas de dichc
centro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11
REDUCIDOS A PRGSION

+ Fieron reducidrs A pri, ion ba.
10 sumaria en- Ia carcel de AguadIlla
? Areciho, los individuos Jose Rodri.
guez J Francisco Moves O,iyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11
Russia pide extradici6n rebeldes
Japoneses ocupan is|a Sagha|ien
Jap6n no devo|vera la Manchuriia
Una americana champion de Lawn 1ennH"

New York 11-Dcen de San Petersburgo que Ell Niaz
Potemkne comprendendo la mposibidad de sostenerse
contra la persecution de escuada abord6 la costa de R
mania rndo las autoridades Estas hicieron descm
barcar la trpulac6n avsron al almrante Kruger para
que hcese cargo del buque El almrante env6 bar
tai obeto Ell gobierno ha peddo la aextradc6n
de los manos rebedes Creese que sera acordada cons
derandose e acto de bombardear Odessa, deto
comun
Comunican de Toxic que e ejercito japones ha ocupa
do la isla de Saghaen Los rusos, al abandonar e te
rrtoro, ncendaron los edcos pdbcos Sc consdera que
este acto la toma de Vadvosto armaran las posclones
del Jap6n para recamar ventaas tertoraes fuerte
ndemnzacion de guerra. l desembaroo Saghaien
prevsta aunque eperada en- los momentos actua
les. pesar de los nombramentos de penpotenclarlos
para paz e Jap6n contna la guerra leva adeane sus
planes energfa. Sc estima que Russia, competamene
quebrantada desmoraizada suscrbra las mas duas ext
gencias hara la paz todo trance.
Anuncian de Fpnas que los plenipotenciarios apone
ses saeron aver haca Washington via Seath asegura
que Jap6n MEGA las preensones del goberno chino
que exge la devolci6n della Manchura al celeste mpero
Sc funda e Japon que tropas han conqutado pal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11
DON MATEO LUCHE7T|
Muere ahogado en- el rio de
Fajardo este distinguido
caballero frances.
PARTE DE POLICIA
Causa impression ia desgracia,
por las simpatias que me-
recia Mr.. Luchetti.
III cuartel general recibi6 esta
msnana ell telegrsma siguiente:

III cuartel general recibi6 est,
mshana el telegr.ma siguiente:
Fsjardo 10. -Acaba de ahogarse 3
atravesar el rio de Fajardo en- direc-
ci6n Nsguabo don Mateo Luchetti
por hsber volcado 81 coche un golpe
de aqua. El cochero 80 salv6. Ha
psrecido ahogado un caballo, salv&n-
dose el otro. Con Luchetti desspare.
clio un malstfn que llevaba, ignorln-
dose 81 contenfa valores. Sc hacen
diligencias por encontrar el cadfver y
10 mslsta.
Teniente H,.rrondo.
He ahf 10 frisldad de un parte do
policfa. Comunica un hecho y ha
cumplido. Pero ese don Mateo Lu
chetti que acAbs de morir, fue I'm ca
ballero distinguidfsimo, quesupo iden
tldcarse siempre con 81 pals de adop
ebony que le presto servicios muy apre
ciables, poniendo ~ vassa capacidad,
81 excelente criterio y sus energfas de
psnsador y luchsdor sllf donde convi-
nieron q los intereses de Puerto Rico.
Hemos visto muchas veces en- la prem
- do Frsncia y de Estados Unidos
trabsjos de Monsieur Luchetti, sobre
materia economics, dignos de aplauso
y de grstitud.
Es una verdaderA desdicha que un
hombre detsntos m6ritos perezca obs
cura tristemente, en- luchs con las
sguss de un rio dc, bordado. Nos
otros sentlmos esa de.gracia por 10
mucho que estimAbamos & Mr.. Luche
til; pero adn mas por 10 que pierde
nues.ra isla al desaparecer una figura
de ~ alto prestigio y de su elev vada
intelectualidad.
Ante sus frfos despojos, coloca
LA DEMoCRACIA ell tribute de su carl
no y de su respeto.
Descanse en- pal el amigo que va
no existe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11

mo pamo en- alberta ucha aque terrtoro que, perte-
necendo antes Ia nac6n vencda debe petenecer hoy
Ia nacon vencedora Sc aade que e goberno russo esta
con1orme con este pncpo que la ces6n de la Manchura
al Mlkado sera Ia prmera clausula de la paz.
Cablegrafian de Londres que los Estados Undos To-
gran una revaneha Immediate en- Ia esera del sport An
teayer perderon por trece puntos match de ro al ban
co hoy CANA Miss Sutton caornana el champona-
to del Lam TENNIS ngaerra Sc cruzaron apuestas
de mporancla pero orey6 que la oven de America
lograse una victoria. Miss Sutton es una muchacha de
uerzas herculeas de prodgiosa agldad Esa obtenien
do verdaderas ovacones unfo eio de nspirar ceos
provoca simpatias hacia los americanos.
La coms6n directora del Canal de Panama ha resuel
to probar emgrantes chnos aponeses itaanos pa
ra la obra de excavac6 que exgen gran essenca en-
los cmas euatoraes Sc que los braceros de Europa
y Estados Unldos no resultarian propos
La prensa de Berlin rehe jando opinones del cancier
Won Buow dice que Aemana ha ganado cuanto necesita
ba ganar la question Marruecos que no necesta evar
las cosas mas adeante En- los artculos hay veadas aso
mes lin ensayo igua contra la doctrina de Monroe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-11
P(|doras Rosadas del DR.. paniauua

81 ms, na.sssnu para ANBMA CoRoss las suv
a
dgahn HpsHv
sd nu.s "ss
amnts notaauos
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
A Close Call.


Baulhgcr Ledger
Waiter Schnelle, brother of
Mrs. r.. l.. Bennett. was quite
seriously injured and came very
near losing his life on the Sam
Butler ranch near San Angelo,
last week, The young man. who
is spending vacation in this sec
ton and was visiting at the But
Ter ranch, had roped young
horse for the purpose Of riding
the animal, and when he started
up to the horse it became fright
ened and in jerking away the
rope caught around three fingers
of the young mans hand, he was
jerked to the ground and drag
ged some distance striking Il mes
quite which caused the rope to
come off together with heavy
glove shat he wore. 1t was u
close call for his life. Col. and
Mrs. Bennett went up to see him,
he returned with his sister to Bal.
linger and is now getting along
very well though still suffering
from the bruises received.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

polo ball as readily as a COW on
the ranch, thereby enabling the
rider TO give all of his attention
to the game. Our team of polo
players are getting to play a good
game and will soon stand head
1t is the most interesting enter
tainment TO visitors IN our town,
and is offered to all who visit us
as visitors or prospectors. Messrs,
Savage IL Conover are our most
extensive dealers III polo ponies
and do a large business in the
buying and training Of the ponies
fer the Eastern market. They
carry them east by the car load
and pony of proper qualifica-
tions that can be bought here for
$50 or $75, will go into the hun
dreds when properly trained. A
polo man who has TO keep Il
stable of from 10 to ID horses has
to keep fat pocket book. In our
country such is not the case, our
riders have horses by the scores
of the very best polo qualities
and that is one reason they keep
it up and the other is we have
just the most up-to-date people
i'll the west.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
End of Export Trade.

The Appeal to Reason, social
ist paper edited by J. A Way
land, at Girard, Kan, sees in
the conclusion of the ap-Russian
conflict a menace TO the present
export trade of the United States
and a realization Of sociaIistic
theories. The Appeal to Reason
says:
In five years from now China
and Japan, under the direction Of
the latter, will have great fac
tories Of every description putting
out goods with such cheap labor
that they will fill every market Of
the world with goods and will
close the doors of export to every
other nation, because of the
cheapness Of their products,
When this country cannot export
the surplus products of its slaves
TO other lands, and the factories
have to close when the home
market is glutted, you can imag-
inc what a condition will prevail
here. And the same with Eng
land, France and Germany. The
present industrial arrangement
can no more exist with that con-
dition than snow balls can grow
in hades. Socialism, which will
give each worker the full product
of his labor, is the only thing
that can possibly result whether
the capitalists want it or not, 1t
is that or the starvation of mil
lions amid abundance. The per-
fected industries of today in this
country can produce the supplies
for the home market in less than
six months Of the year, and with
only an average Of six months
work for each worker at the pres
ent wage, that represents only 0
small part of the workers. prod
uct, you can read ily-sse what that
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Oh! Horrors.

Swcetwatcr Reporter.
A few days ago a Sweetwater
young man accompanied by his
sis, visited store to purchase
gift for his sweetheart as a birth
day present. Thinking a book or
box Of bon bons too common, he
decided to give her a pair of
gloves, and made his purchase ac-
cordingly, while his sister bought
PAIR of fancy stockings for her.
self. Both gloves and stockings
were wrapped in similar pack
ages. In some way the bundles
became mixed, and the young
man, not knowing the mistake,
sent the stockings to his sweet
heart, accompanied by the follow
ing note:
"Dearest--: | hope you
will enjoy this little present, IN
stead of something foolish. Oh,
now / wish no other hands than
mine would ever touch them af-
ter you put them on, but ] know,
dear, that such a wish is vain. A
score of other fellows may touch
them when / am not by your
side, and other eyes than mine
may see them on the street 80
at parties, / bought che hfseS ~
pair | could~get, and /" V'oy th "ro
too -le1g, you can 'eV Ui'ol
wrinkle down. A great mahy OF
the girls wear them slipped down
a IHt1e. Always VOC" tNoN a.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Brady's Polo Club.

Brady sentinel.
Brady bears the distinction of
being about the only town in
Texas that has a polo club. The
facilities for keeping it up and
such as that is not as expensive
as in the northern and eastern
cities. All of it's members are
stockmen and consequently keep
goodly number Of horses. The
Western COW pony lie known to be
the most intelligent and easily
trained horse in the world In
the stock business they soon learn
to know what they are to do and
need no guidance by rein from
the rider. They learn to follow a
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

parties. / want to see how they
fit. Some fellows have dirty
hands, and are likely to soil them,
but you can clean them, dear,
with benzine, if you leave them
on till dry. | hope they are not
too small. Blow in them before
you put them on,
"From your Loving"
The engagement is off, and If
the unfortunate young man ever
shows his mug in that end of
town, he will get it knocked off
by the man-like fist of dearest
Ones" father.
Moral-Always look inside y
box before you send it away.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
new RAILROAD
Scheme to Complete Line Form
erIy Planned

A special appeared Ia last Sun
days Dallas News, under an
Austin date, which will revive IN
terest in the railroad TO be built
from Abilene both North and
South.
Considerable activity has been
noticed in the matter of building
the Colorado, Texas and Mexico,
which was projected four or five
years ago, twenty-five miles Of
the grade completed and then the
project dropped. 1t has been re-
vlved AID work is to be carried on
out of Abilene Oh large scale.
For various reasons the COnstruC-
ton was abandoned in the early
life of the company, but 1t has a
new lease, and at meeting Of
stockholders on the 10th INST.
arrangements were made for
building the line as originally
planned.
The charter calls for a line
from Washburn, on the FIT.
Worth and Denver City, short
distance below Amarillo, 400
miles south To Comfort, on the
San Antonio and Aransas Pass.
crossing the Texas and Pacific at
Abilene, to use the twenty-five
miles of grade completed, 1t has
been suspected that one of the
trunk lines is behind the road and
constitutes the new life injected
into it, as a statement has been
made that ample capital has been
secured to push the road to COM
pletion,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Real Estate Bargains, Golden Opportunities
@ SIs.ssRM HER [sr~%~

No. 1.-640 acres of land all III cutiva-
ton, 2 wells, 2 windmills, an abundance of
good water, all number one land, II miles
from San Angelo, good school within half
mile; houses on the land. A bargain.
No. 2.-16OO acres within miles of San
Angelo, 2 houses. good wei! and windmill,
300 acres in cultivation. Will divide land to
suit purchaser. SIS. SO per acre. Easy terms.
No. 3-440 acres, IL miles from San An
gelo, all tllable; 5000 per acre; easy terms.
No. 4.-120 acres, 10 miles from San An
COLO, so acres in cultivation; good 4-room
house and barn. $500 per acre.
No. 5 -226 acres II miles from town,
house, well and windmill; partly in cultiva-
ton. $1,000.
No. 6.-435 acres; 100 acres in cultivation,
4-room house and brick milk house, we'll and
windmill. One mile from river, nine miles
from San Angelo one and half miles from
good school, on Paint Rock road. $1,000
per acre.
No. 80 acres near the city limits,
known as Picnic Bend. $4,000.
No. S.-92 acres adjoining city limits on
the west, good 4-room house, water and other
improvements. $3680.
No. 80 acres, with good 4-room house.
good water, good big dirt tank the house
and other improvements inside city limits.
$140U.
No 10-A few very desirable 5-acre tracts
north of city, where an abundance of good
water can be had at from 30 to % feet. $40
per acre. Desirable for truck gardening.
No. It'll acres, five miles north of
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Regrets San Angeles Action.
Irlon County Record.

iron county RECORD,
Really, San Angelo must be
just joking when she says she will
have no street fair and carnival
this year. With the growth she
is taking on and the aspirations
she has to become the metropolis
of West Texas, we are surprised
that she would let Ter enterprise
be questioned. There pever was
a more propitious tim for San
Angelo to hold fat and carnival
than this fall, al we believe her
citizens will v - reflect in time to
launch the hterprise.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
Little Fellow Breaks HIS Arm.

Balllnger Ledger
John, the five year old son of
Rev. and Mrs. J. ID. Leslie fell
from a step ladder Wednesday
and broke his left arm. DR.. w
b. llally set the limb and re-
ported the break a very bad one,
and the little fellow was suffering
considerably. Rev. Leslie had
gone to Angelo the day before to
join fishing prrty and phoned
home yesterday TO see how his
family was getting along and on
learning Of the accident returned
on Yesterdays train.