davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
NbiamtStn0c Der SompIcr BON Ncn
Nurf.

Compiler o@roi &oIOcricc" an #,
9iou. nuh Monburg,
1ompicr yGtruriu" unl #. Noo.
nod H]Ircrpool.
Compicr oWtuiuc" am #. Nou.
nod %on0on.
Complcr o6lrnciljo" onr If. Nou.
ndh Wlu2Nop.
Sampler yMroonIuno" an t1.9ioo.
nOdl NutpcrpCll.
Sampler st. Soui9" en- If. Nou.
n0dl Soutbuntpton.
Compiler o&0nig Nlbcrt" am If.
liup. nod 9Icupcl unO @cnuu.
Sampler o@ombur0" am If. Noo.
udd Aicupcl un0 @cnuo.
Gmup'rr Main" on 1l9tcc. mad,
Wrrmcn.
Sampler Baltic" ont 10. 9ipp.
nod %iucrpool.
Eonpicr n9tottcrOom" ou 70.
Ron. nod) Nottcr0unl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
YoI6cf0rbcrnna mad, ocm Yuslnncc

Nlc olt2lollol1d)c Eo)t mr. olc OIL
-, ,or,'" $50, arG -, >on,
H]o,ntbiircon min inrot.
Worfrt l,oit II oiicu hon 9 llbr
Norrrittoos his ) lIbr 9}odn1ittoos
tSolih oraorromncr conntooS.
W,frtEoit iiir 7rutihloub Ihlicbt
t0 n6r g}ornittoos nm Montoo. bcu
& Nonrmhrr. iiir mrnrbri+oruirn
r,n <rIorn 7irnitona NM Irriton
: nhr ou6,nns
7nnnicr ic,cI, MN a}rm.Norf
,nrnr mint onnrra o~nocorhcr
n,s w4,,&jAowo5
N'''''0 t''' |U''Ip"' l'l ""
roPo PVr So'I'Plvt 81 So't,'' ~"
Fl0II'ol'lp l'''o epCtooHr8 lFol' ,tt
Nr'ollo mus "pEt 81 Sol''9 pVjt.u}
llcl ''lh)' ~ 1'ot Iorl'o"' 'lt VII
toPo per SonlPIVt "Clfl'Flo, ~
N'iltclI>lo'oi'.
YDItfiir it's H. Central.
ormrr;ro m,i+Hrhicr
1rc;t,, Hnhr o>,H,;u,,z lin.
o.,n,n,nn ,,,. I,,nn;n. nnm n,I;,,,
M.=S.; 10 llbr 2lbcnO2, fiir Norto
|''o' c'''o'uo III %~v!ic6utlo PVt
Sull'P''r "euFoIo9' mr. Vtel'opu'
St'i''ouo H''o pl''o''o per Soll'plet
"ptVIlooo' 'lir IA Floio=Slnolen
lit Sol!'p'ct "erolph Frll'e' Tllt
Nol'olllo' Ole HolloI5oilc' Sceiooto'
''llo NN'l'o'poro- N'l'eIll per SoIi'p1'F
"3lFoio' 'ur "oFillllC 1@lollo' so
hlol'o illo eololllolo per Salllp1er
ySIo'tlo' 'llf Nri''llllolol1o PcE
Snlllp'rr non EDtlopclpNln.
SC Fo't llud) 9tclt'llllolalIo, pa
gtoEo.SQonep' llho Wlloi'Clolt, oln
So'lon, ld)lleBt BIER ta0lld) nm ) llbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
Pins Dem Snucrcu Wnr0INno'" NM
Den NuNrcn5Cnoru 1t0Ntcn.
z dcriff Mm. :. @}oorc

a . AZ 90. M ~
'.,
" -, ,,. n,,t.
$''' <'.'. p''|,'' Wv a;.,,,;,n
pt''''''''" ~''''o' Wv. n,,,0,f,m ~,
Co''''9' o;t"H ''' o'' 49, ,I"1n' ,irrn,
~''Pp' >'''''t Wv m, ,',,r n,,h.
F''ol"9'"o' ~ ,,,,N ,;n,,,
't'' ,m"'' W. m,r
p'vt Mot ~ pvl 'a'r'' D'a,or,, ,o,,
M"l'y'" ,>',p'',o' "',',, np,.t ~,
|'p,o' y" ~",'',,,o., E "',g L-',n,. oa
'',''t. '','0"''''' "''''. y, ,,at,".,
~'',''l''o'''' ~ '''..'I y. ,iM
>>"0'I" '"N GUM ''', ,tn ~;
''0"' ""' o"' l,,'',.
,'"' WI 's' 't.,N''" -..,', -,
''''V mint ~ (,'.'.' ,C".' 'y %', w.,
H",'5'''G'""'' "'' "''''" ~"
'''"'''t,
Nn %U,,|o" ~ ",' ""', =" "
- >''""'' IT. ',,,,, E,r
1'' "' 'V ~''"'''"''"'''''" ">''''
p,'''
/"
W. [''''rT ~'"'',''', N,,;'''' M
'""''' ''' "v"'' No3'' ''y, ,,.',' '
wy" w. o"''' I,.'',, ,,'.,, So,
pD,'y'' ~" ",,''',,',,,' Wv n,,y,
" Il'' - t " ,
"l",',"'""" W., ~, ' ,ont ,.,.,; ~,
Po'' 'D'I tn' Chs ar,,,
W. ,'.?Y',,t tx n3S, ,rh,,
'",,,,', 49,, ,san
nna .,o,,,,,.
20. ',", Hn ~
''"' !, "'>p s's''r ,,h
~,
w '1, - ar,>,.
'?'''I '>~,,a' ~ Mc,
,,' O'"" "a, NJ g;s,.E,
~'','','''' 49,
"''' 49, '''' ">'',' Wv
y g. NJ. ~ , ~.
y" ~ 1"'> r''
3''> m. CIV -;
'"@r",''' t>I'' >,Y'''' ~
NV 0U"''"'''" '"'"' IVY ,>","
,,''! O'I''',' "',s'',',' ""
"'f'' w.?
', ~" ',', '',.'', -.
va ''t"''''' 49, ~ 80"
y - wy ",', "",'
W, N""o so, '''
r>' SUNNY "I",'"9'"'
wv -" -"
"" ,'''""'',,, '"',~ :" ,,''"', ~
o,' '~,'''u.'uj' eU"'''''' H.':',:S ~,
<,"''' ','" "'Uo'a "''.''' ..",,"
l'','' 'tC"', "'''''!'''s', lu','
l'a ~, N'o''.'. ,'"GI''.,' a"D'',,, VIZ
~ ('"'',,''N >''" g.
wv y, I",'"S"'; '"
,'o'',>''' w.,
S',' >>"',,' At
''N'"N N'"''"''' ""'N'''"'' '''N'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
Shiffsundlrihicu,

NcW Norf. 8. 9top. - NllNc
tonmlrn: oic Gonpicr "Sittorlo1"
ll0 Baltic" bon Siuerpopl.
- Nblciubrcu: Der Ganlp'cr vSa
NretuNne" uodl SABRE,
8cuuu, I. 9top. ~ N~b9efobren:
Scr Ganlpicr yG1tto 81 Nnpoll" lnd)
9tcp Norf.
GbcrbourA 9. Hop. ab9e'
inbrcn: ser Gampfr varorprlllj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Scinc Nniidt. - SonntuNa
~rcitcr: "a id%reibcn sic Seutc imnlcr
non GriinounQcn lcnfborcr SuIt-
id)iiic. Sic iollten licbCr ltttborc
Yicroc criiuocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

.~.~.~f+--:~.~; :-~!".~:"!.."::-: .a-.-a~s-

mei r;rs,r W,,,t-,, ~ m ,M.-~r1,h
,G}6e ,,i -, - -, -, '-I'.Sr ing
~ 'r. 49," !, So, or,,gr-nS s,r 'vs;r
49,, - NV No., ~ 5r,,rr nsrfn.s~
n rrr -,If r.r 4,rEsne -, rS.4rr
,,nH e. r",. 49, Irtsn
y u " ="
800 W.. ">.!..
i1t.GS'' 9"IS>" ''.'"' $780, .,%9
tt n',., s'''II ['
l'l.'E XXX =, It31,.''' ~ H.
~" S"-..,'> o"1z,,gsts .Nt~' ~S' n
S"~,E, MY D,. O,'..% ~ ' %. w.,
|uE.,I! $3.50 N",..'t OK;
$50. E.G"a oH r"'""S ," 80" "'Ti'
- ''"' WYE ""'
Wlter 3untt brau Il. SN
0ottiN1en, 6annoper, pUroe ilin9it DE
g%tIo'nrdNl Q~efalect. e'0 alter Sraut,
Der no6 7u3 Den 3ejttn Der 3unt:s
i!ammt. lie Seller :ouroe 0ormltto9s
in Der So6anni2tir3c nit o2r io8e.
tonnlen MISUNDERSTANDING" le9onner,
tnr Die Der 0ciit!tde 80 lh0ler in
Colo" erh0lt. Y}tttoQ5 y ubr purs
Den Die oc'r19ijan @iloemet'ter (Cters
mci'ler o%t 5nnpn9en aNf Dem Gotbs
ldts oer:lo19t.
TrcioeIprp6tnpr Spbtz
f6(Gder. Ser lorbDirt6 Grp6
ron lleherdh. 6eTcn. oerieth prr eiri
ger 3:jt nit ieiaem RaG5or Sohorrea
Ccip III. uno oeIien Go6n in Gtreit.
g(l5 Oje tciOcn Scjp5 nit Wafisn qs.
msiniam ge9en i'm ~IpaalnqeH, sygri'i
Oro0 cine Qo4e uno eyi6luq. bcmit
he7 dltcren ~4nQrciier. Siin0Itbin
'tano @rob ror Dem Shmur9eti6t.
Die umiunGyej6e 9e!peisoufnabme ers
aab, Dab pey NnletiaQte in Der Nnt6s
rebr Ge6oa0eIt base. Gr pur0e oC1er
/ irejleiprotgn.
osr a ,ir.s w s.
hSnbSnHTo -, iG,on CIV
G,r,Msr ~,r Sow r,ocrijT.n G3enhDr.
r7srio rsriofots m$ N%snE%n$Isr o..
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11
PELTIER ARRESTED.

Four weeks ago Truth exposed the
doings Of one Peltier, who, on the
strength Of statements that he was
postoffice inspector, buncoed several
Salt Lake, Provo and Kaysville people
out of money. Peltier was arrested
Tuesday by Inspector Sharp, of this
city, at Ell Paso, Texas. He at first
put up a bold front but later weak
ened and declined to come back with
out requisition and one has been
asked for. Although this item of
news was generally known, neither of
the morning papers paid any attention
to it, until the eff it happens" received
wire Wednesday night from Ell Paso
announcing the arrest. 1t then gravely
stated that the names of the men bun
coed were being kept secret" by the
authorities. All of which makes one
laugh. The names were given by
Truth at the time of the first publica-
ton. Senator Smoot, Chief Bywater.
Chief Lynch, Walker Bros store,
Doles & Dickinson were touched by
Peltier and in addition several people
In Kaysville suffered from his actions.
Several of these have been sum-
moned to appear before the Federal
grand jury in Ogden next Monday to
testify. 1t looks as if the morning
dailies thought this was not a news
item, taking the same view they did
OF the explosion in the Granger meet
ing house. Although the telephone
announced the news of the disaster in
ample time for the morning papers to
nave used it, neither had anything I'M
I'll the following morning, after the
evening dailies had covered the story.
me morning dailies are dandies. If
IL happens it is in them-sometimes
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11

that their institution was a blessing
to thousands of individuals, and that
their religion built homes and titled
the soil and led the people on to
higher thoughts and ambitions. He
said that the Mormon church is not h
menace to this government, but to the
contrary, that its body of people is a
splendid pillar in it's structure, and
that the tales of Mother Grundy"
were silly and not worth the notice of
intelligent thinking people.
He told them that Salt Lake City is
really a fairy garden spot, nesting at
the foot of the Wasatch mountains.
Above it are the snow-clad, cloud
kissed peaks below it the thriving
farms and valleys, stretching for
miles and miles like an immense
checkerboard of yellow and green, be-
yond them, like a silver thread, lies
the river Jordan, and in the distance
CLEANS the Great Salt Lake.
He told them to come to Salt Lake
and live where the air is so pure and
clear that a mountain forty miles
away looks only ten, and where an old
maid of forty summers looks only
eighteen.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11

Santa Fe. Plaintiff sued for damages
caused by water during the flood in
Kansas City in 1903. A car of broom
corn was damaged by the food, and at
the trial of the action the railroad
pleaded that it could not be held liable
for damage by IAN act of God" Plain
tiff maintained the defendant had
warning of the flood and did not move
the car, and hence was liable and this
contention, held good in the lower
court, was sustained by the superior
court. The court held that it is the
duty of a common carrier, when goods
are delivered to it for shipment, to
promptly forward them, and If it fails
to do so it Is liable.
Indiana has passed a bill establish
ing a railroad commission, which will
supervise railway tariffs and has
power to fix reasonable rates, where
the railroads themselves neglect to
provide such reasonable rates. Kansas
is enacting some very drastic legisla-
ton in the way of rate bills; Mime
sofa has a bill reducing passenger
rates pending and forbidding the issu-
ance of passes; Missouri has changed
the law relating to damages for per-
sons killed, so that any dependant
may sue and recover; North Dakota
has a bill pending making it unlawful
to charge more than 21a cents per
mile for passengers, and making Civ
ing or accepting passes a misde-
meanor, while Texas has enacted tax
bill that is a corker
Hitherto the railroads have pleaded
in all the states that owing to the
timidity of capital such legislation
was hurtful to the interests of the
states enacting it, but it looks now as
IL the practice would become so gen.
oral that a new argument would have
to be raised.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11
WAS THE WRONG J. @. C.

Glen Miller and Truth man started
lor the postoffice Thursday, in COM
pany. In front of the R. G. w. ticket
once sat a dress suit case, marked
j. Q. c." Great Scott!" calculated
tne truth man, "the general is in
town and is preparing to make get
away Lets seize him and secure the
reward" suggested Glen. But Just as
they were rolling up their sleeves
preparatory to earning a fat fee by
capturing Utah's Kuropatkin, John @.
Crltchlow rushed out, grabbed the suit
case, whistled loudly and dashed ont
10 catch car bound depotward.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11
A NEW STORY ON UTAH.
John p. Meakin.

Mr.. Meakin returned to home, sweet
Tome, few days ago. after an extend
cd visit to number of the large cit
les. He talked on Utah and the Nor
mons in Boston, New York, Pniladel-
phia, Chicago and Denver, with splen-
did success. He received many invi-
tations to visit other cities but was
Unable to do so. The business men
and people generally of Salt Lake City
or Utah should see to 1t that Mr..
Meakin is kept, continually in the field
fighting for and advertising Utah.
Here is a copy of a letter, given to
Mr.. Meakin at Boston. This is only
one of many similar endorsements and
letters of appreciation received during
his visit:
TO All Who Love Justice
Through letter of introduction
III ON my brother DR.. II. s. Perkins of
chicago we have had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. John p. Meakin of Salt
AXE City. 1t has been a pleasure to
nave MIN as guest for day or two,
ana while here he has spoken clio.
quently of Utah and the Mormon peo.
PIE. We have been anxious for years
to hear some one speak on this sub-
Ject who would speak without fear or
prejudice, and give us the true story
OF this people-under the torch of rea.
son and truth.
The people who have listened to Mr.
Meakln here in Boston are much
pleased to have heard him. He has
ulsaDused our minds of many errors
which existed there in regard to the
Mormons, and has made friends out of
enemies for Utah and her people.
"A lover of fair play,
MRS. FRANCES PERKINS
CHENEY"
Boston, Jan. 80, 1906"
Mr.. Meakin says that the silliest of
nreJudices still exist about Utah and
the Mormon people, and the local
papers. continually adding fuel to the
fire, keep the pot boiling. The good
women of the east and some of the
preachers are still making good money
telling awful old stories about the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11
incorporate Tea DrinL,,

IN this age of mental tension NJ,
pressure and overstrain, tea is Co.., n'sa
be doing much to oversize, onI iei' 10
tic asylums. There can be IittIo d Lula'
that tea drinking is a form ~ , utuOt
perance in these days-a nationaI 81
female intoxication second onlr 'au
that OF strong drink, and in soma :. "
spects perhaps even more inlurion,
From the Family Doctor.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11
"SEElNG THINGS"

me Tribune editor and managers
IKE the Russian admiral, Rojesven.
SKI, are seeing things" They are in
no more danger of physical harm from
anybody than the Russian fleet of
warships was from the English fishing
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11

awful old MOrmOnS ana the business
keeps up. Many regard Utah as land
of vice and vulgarity. When once
public clamor is aroused by cunning
agtators, it is a devilish foe, but there
is an awakening to the truth. People
are anxious to hear the other side of
the story, as yet only one side hav-
ing been given to them. 1t isn't fash
ionable, you know, to speak good
word for Mormons, and many of our
own business men toddle into line
when visiting the east and join in the
cry about polygamy etc. He had the
pleasure of meeting great number of
people publicly and in private
life and to many of them the ever
lasting continued awful stories and
vile abuse heaped upon the Mormons
is fast becoming evidence that there
is whole lot of good in the Mormon
church and in the people of Utah.
He found a deep interest every
where as to Salt Lake City and the
state, its climate and it's industries,
and if the knockers will only stop
hammering the Real Estate Mems AS
ISOLATION will not be in the slough of
uNopohu, pub tNCly lnClIDcI Will Dt
living in palace, riding in palatial
cars and every human want supplied
by simply touching a button. He sug-
gests that the knockers form a club.
The walls of their meeting place
ought to be continuous mirror
round and round, so that each could
see himself. Every member should
wear on the lapel of his coat a badge
with words in black written upon it:
What fools these mortals be-"
When forward move is made, see
him knock it.
When progress game is played, see
him block it;
Cry O. onward makes him sick,
Calls from him hefty kick,
Cause he fears he'll be a nick out o.
pocket.
AT industrious mankind
He's mocker.
Asked to pull, you'll always find
He's baker.
Nothin' in creation could
Set him sawin' progress wood!
Nothin' in his eyes is good.
Damanocker
When the final trump the last
Echoes waken,
Are by Gabriel's ringing blast
Rudely shaken,
And the dead rise from the ground.
You will see him goin' round
Bell-e-aiken. 4"
Mr.. Meakin has talked for Utah, on
the train, in parlors. in public halls
and at the banquet table. He told
the fasteners that no better class of
people exist anywhere than in Utah
Ihe Mormon faith or religion is lust
as good as anybody's. A tree should
be Judged by its fruits, and he saws
he believes that the Mormon religion
can be judged by it's people and not
found wanting in kindness. chastity
and honor. The mistake of polygamy
is fading away and righting itself.
church influence is only an old-time
Dugaboo, and the last gun was busted
on FEB. 18th, and now the COLLINS III
GIT the croakers if they don't watch
out. ""'o"
The people in the east were SIR.
prlsed to learn that we had all kinds
or religions with costly edifices for
worship, and that whatever vehicle
they choose to take to get to heaven
they can find il in Salt Talya C;t,,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-11
Walkers Store

We mention, this week, a beduti-
full line of voiles, Examines, knick..
erbocker suitings, embroidered
dots and bourette suitings in oil
the new Spring designs.
Anywhere you go you will find
them priced as high as Soc per
yard and think them very reason
able, but as usual I'VE go you
one better"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
NAhI-KO

Como del divoreo dc Nsm Yamaki hab. enyi.ds
h' Togo 10 de Kawashin para qus la ssseHsra Ia via
de- sgn prsp6sto ahorA ansaba nueyas do ella
Psro Ttzskl son6 como s sCoraara do ago chistoso
Cuspao l'kso pirtio de fuross 90 msdre 10 dir
gi6 miradG if cunds, djo
-iEres un 10 desobsdiontel lVsts al instantel
La vludasbia Taks Aabls siao ssmprs buen Ajo
ain vacr nues e cumpmsnto de mlyores exssness
a Aurque saba amaba mucho Nsm creis
que en- so de surgea confso dbees para
pdre assde l1sgo sae optara Dor
los Csyedo e,to ., bsn pens6 srs algo avnturaao
Ell raso cue iss dar atsv6 dvoear Mani dendo que
10 hica Ell bien de akeo Ia fmila cuando vS mag
ntud de ceea de t. descubr6 prnea que hba
conede un madre do ene podr absolute
hiio
Aoteriormsnt. habf. contemplate con CO. e.nor de 40
hio, con Nami mas hors endo que Afeco eItmacSn
Sutodad podiAn pr s amor de una me ibunda
sntose como o. u pods hubee dsstrnf3o hubessn
tAdo 50 presa ConnuAbA entsro resnt uenta tor
c6n de Tskeo Ds6 ultrsjes Mani mucAo dssps6s
de hiber sldo 6sta de Ia
Otra pre,tAba combusble lsllama In ef eto
s s fondo de corsz6A sbgba sro tenor de b. Der
de nju,t En- sentr disgusts de caresa en- ab o.
uto de fundimento; conenzo posibiad
pudea haber pNa3e o dsrechos de nadre ando
esbs acostada lDsoBns de noche miraude d(b
luz ell techo por nterns parece sue uns
esto l. inr.nQuzIba POGO No hy cosa en- munao que
noI hR snr mas foerts 10 conviction de que proceemes
con rszon nada hiy aA dssgadable de
hsmllarno, flerza Cuindo mor6ca las teas
las bettss dts fOrada ell hombre rec rlshdec
culpa se eDfuHce. masre de kso halaba ato en-
eado se mmn nento screcentaba invencb c6lsr
PnHdos los ii kao vov nj tam 5oc sscrbfa para con-
esarGe iDiuo 1nto resurso que sued6 Il vuda para
veeer su lntuns ldsd Ue e de oar renda pue rfdo
n ahn a Lgraba ia 6cArse Sc enfnreefA contra II kc
contra Nami Contra ell pnUmsnto de 10 ptsdo 10 foturo
een1 pfopo n meutO s0ledsd, fnamstts contra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
ST: vENDE

Una maquina do vapor de balan.
Gin de sris columnas, con cilindro de
Is pulgadas diametro y A pulgadas
curse, con su eje y volante, todo On
buen estado, reprssentando o 32 caballos
nominales dc fuerza.
Un engransie de hero fundid ,
COZ su Catalina mayor de 120 pulga-
dRs diamet y menor do 62 pulgadas,
con sus curefas, crapodinas y barco,
todo en- buen essado y de Ia fAbrica dc
Mirriets, Fais 4 Watson de Glasgow
Cinco Evaporadoras Wetzel dc
cobre, ; do elias ipglesas do subos
diaj )nales 2 ftancssas de tubos rec.
tos.
Para IL rmec dirijrss { la Ha.
cienda Bocachics, 8 4 don Juan G.
Prats, en- Ponce.
aquel departamento, fu6 muy G. rte !
con los reporters.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
p7Eclos DE SusCRiPClOM
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

FL <Paris Bazars de Pedro Glus-
ii CO ha regalado q M Mario Brsu una
valiosa medalla de orc esmaltada, re.
D .essr tando el escudo de armas de
Puerto Rico ajustsdo al mode que
presentara el expresado artsta q la
Admi distraction y que tu6 aprobado
pr las Camarss legisla,ivas.
Felicitamos & nuestro amigo por
ls d stinci6n de que ha sido obieto
- Sc han inscrito en- ell registro cl-
VII |, uscimient de Francisco Vale
Guzm&n, Manuel Galci Via, y Con-
cspci6n Rojg, y las defuuclones de
Julian Fernsndez Msrrero, Adela Cruz
Torres, Felix Davils, Juan Fernandez
Peno, Petrona Alvarez Rivera y Ana
Galindez y AnlrAde.
Ell ruso es'a acoquinado
porque va nadie le ampara,
ri <Pabsts hubiese tornado,
otro gallo le csutara.
Uoicos Agentes ca e.ts isla M. r. Cal.
deron 4 Comp, Gale de Tstuan nj.
nero IL, San Juan p. r.
-Pr6ximo sl dia dc la Copmemo~
racidn dc los 6eles Dlfuntos, La HI
posics0n UnissrsaI Sc s1mplacs en- ofre-
ssr al aoiieo un varisd0 y selecto sur.
lido de coropss ftlsbrss, que rsaliza
/ prseios limitados.
LOS PIANOS sue haa sobresa.
lido en- 6stos Gltimos cinco amos y por
esta rax6n los recomendados por los
profssores do m1sica do mas prestigio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
ASOCIAOOI DE- DEPENDENCIES
Rg1 cabecdas para las classes de contabHdad mscaH hjca pca

alguno faltaas ( sus dsberes, SEED
aconssis do y rsqusrido por los pro.
f'sorss { conossr sus dsbsres para
con sus conciudadanos; y easo do rein.
cidir le ssrkn splieablss los artfculos
sspecifcados On el reg amssto do 10
asociaci6n. Los j6vsces dssigaados
por 81 C'ncsjo Municipal 6 IL antori-
dad local que incurrisssn en- alguna
falta; al tss Dc proceder Z 10 sstatuide
eu el reg amen!o; 80 10 dsrl stssta 1
la aut rldad para Qss tsta iAtsrvsa.
"a, & corregir Ia falta couttiaa por "a
re-, IN endado
81 Los eximsnes podrkn ser pri.
vados 6 ldolltos; pero siempre sns
un Jurado de profss res que 20 dssig.
nara y dc Ia aotorid4d local qua ssrl
invit ada, 10 mismo que los senorss
reprssenIan.e. de Ia prsnss peri6dicA.
Exzmsns. prlvados sstaa los que
pidsn los sducsndos para dsmostrar
su suncisLcla Ito sss am gos y fami.
liares.
Examsnes pdblicos s.r&s Is cue
pidan los elueardos para demostrar
su su6cieneiA ante sl pdbleo On re.
neral.
Los exAmenes tsndrin lugar n
los messs de Novismbrs y Dioisnb brs.
Jose Diaz Prado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06

Il Las elases do contabilidad
msrcantil ts6ric prsct cas- 80 abriran
en- el mss do Ensro pr6x mo, on oil 10.
cal Que oportg nam ante Sc desig nara.
q Las matrfculas quedan abisr.
tss desds sl dia 16 de Octubre corrien-
to en- 10 secr.t.rfa de esta asc ciac6p,
Gale de lx Fortalezs, est.b ecimiento
denominado ola Nlnfa, donde podran
concurrir los ssflores socios y partl-
sulares que desetn ser inscritos.
50 Los ssf1ores socios qus se ma
trieulsn psgsran SO ce, tsvos mensua-
les desde que oil curse quede alberto
que serA on Ecero pr6ximo, para con
ests corta suma atender q los gsstos
de slumbrado, escritorio. y titles pa.
ra los mismos, como tamb.en para ell
jusgo do libros que Sc proporcionara
4 cada estudiante, cor sistepte en- un
ltbro Diario, un Mayor, un libro de
Inventarios, un libro de exlster cia y
los DENTS sxlliarss que So estimsn me-
cesarlos por los profesores; para ser
inscrlios los sehorts soeios tienen que
6gurar como mIembros deesta asocia
cl6n dos msses antes de Ia sperturs
del curse, 6 satisfacer la, Quotas CO.
rrespondientes & los IN sses de Noviem.
brs y Diciembre.
~ Las personas que deseen ma