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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
SENATE.
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Continued from Page 81
mittee recommends the passage of the
sections.
Brown wanted his Hilo highschool
bill back from the Hawaii delegation,
TO which 1t had been referred and
placed at the order of the day. The
bill would be killed otherwise and II
1t should be killed he wanted 1t to be
done openly.
Bishop spoke against having the bill
taken from the delegation. He under.
stood that the life Of the bill depended
upon whether the Hawaii delegation
would allow the cost of the school to
he taken from Hawaii's appropriation.
He thought 1t was better to leave the
matter to the delegation. Paris thought
the same. Brown said he preferred
to have the bill killed openly than to
have IL left to the delegation, as soon
the close Of the session was approach.
ing.
McCandless and Achi took Browns
view. Browns motion to place the bill
on the order Of the day carried.
D.h io"oWeu n,oWhs example
.1' 'n"' INC io'a' op'ioh piii oe
amen run Tue MINUS Oh the heaith
ooi''n ,i anu ieie,reu 70 speciai
o" - " .n,eo' ine o''i nau peeh
~ .ne "anu' VI sn' oon,'ili''ee since the
49, oo"u aas y. '"e SESSION anu hau not
n a''eu W. D,ohes .ho'ioh was
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GOOD FALL Of RAIN
At 0LAA SOURCES

A wireless telegram received last
evening by Bishop & Co. from Olaa
plantation says:
"Kaumanu, three and one quarter
inches rain. Clouds"
This means that Olaa is experience.
Ing good rains at the head OF It's water
sources, and although It comes late, is
early enough to prevent serious delays
In connection with next years crop.
Grinding OF the present crop has gone
forward without serious check.
At 10 o'clock this forenoon Bishop
q Co. received the following wireless
from Olaa:
Water Kaumana seven three quar-.
ter inches"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
BY AUTHORITY
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION
THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

To John Emmeluth, Trustee, Yong
Poy Kwong, Lau Pho and zee
Sing Yuen, as owners or occu.
pants; The Territory of Hawaii
by Lorrin Andrews, Attorney Gen.
eral; A. +. Cooke, Lahapa Nahu.
pu (w), ]. F. Colburn, Hawaii
Land Co., Ltd, and Ozaki, as ad.
joining owners or occupants, and
to all whom It may concern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre-.
scented to said Court by George James
Campbell to register and confirm his
title In the following described land !:
All that piece or parcel of land stu.
ate on the South West or Makal side
Of King street, near Kekaulike street,
and thus bounded and described !:
Commencing at the North corner of
this piece OF land at point on the
makai or South West line of King
street said point being 23 feet South.
easterly from the South corner of
King and Kekaulike streets; the Mag.
netic variation at this point Dec. 10,
1904, being Q deg. East and running
by true aZimuth:
1. 332 deg. IS min. 101.7 feet along
the line Of King street:
2. Ga deg. 10 min. 90 feet along line
Of Gravier Alley;
3. 149 deg. AZ min. S7.2 feet along
line Of old lane along l.. c. A. $685.
to Mokuohai and L. c. A. Sc to Napahi
to the South corner OF L. C. A. 107
to Antonio Manuel; thence
4. 235 deg. 45 min. 1909 feet along
L. C. A. 107 to initial point. Area.
9273 square feet.
and described In Land Commission
Award $50 to Louis Gravier upon
which Royal Patent S169 was issued
December 9Th, 1904
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Court of Land Registration, to
be held at Honolulu, Island OF Oahu,
on the twenty.slxth day Of April, A. ID.
1905 at 1880 o'clock In the afternoon,
to show cause, II any you have, why
the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. And unless you ap-
pear at said Court at the time and
place aforesaid your default will be
recorded, and the said petition will
be taken as confessed, and you will
be forever barred from contesting said
petition or any decree entered there.
on.
Witnss, PHILIP l.. WEAVER, Els.
day of March, in the year nineteen
hundred and five.
Attest with Seal OF said Court.
(SeaD
w. l.. HOWARD,
Registrar.
3O3b-Mnr % Anr. Z 10 10
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BY AUTHORITY
PoUNpMAsTeR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the AMI.
mails described below have been i'm.
pounded in the Government Pound at
Makiki, Kona, Island Of Oahu, and
unless the pound fees and damages
are sooner satisfied will be sold at the
date hereafter named according to
law:
March "a. 1905-Brown horse, un.
known brand; white spot on fore.
head, white hind feet.
The above animal will be sold on
Saturday, April s, 1905. at ~ o'clock
noon, II not called for before the date
mentioned.
X. KEKEUNE.
3034.3t Poundmaster.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29
Signal Corps Trouble
SAYS CAPTAIN NiBLAcK
Was Falsely Reported

The statement published in morn.
ing paper last Sunday that Capt. Nib
black Of the U. s. s. lroquois, and the
Militia Signal Corps had come to words
over the latter's using the government
code for signalling, is absolutely false,
according to Captain Niblack.
When seen by Bulletin reporter in
regard to the matter this morning,
Captain Niblack said: Il suppose you
refer to the statement Of the Sunday
Advertiser. | will say that neither the
Signal Corps people nor myself have
heard Of anything at all such as the
report gives. In fact, nothing OF the
sort could have happened, for we are
not only willing but anxious for the
militia corps to use the government
signal code. Far from II being an
offense to do so, II is exactly what the
government desires-that the militia
should become familiar with the code.
We would like not only for every citi-
zen, but for every school child to be-
come familiar with the code. The
statement that we objected to its use
by the signal corps is not only untrue,
but misleading, for It misrepresents the
governments attitude in the matter"
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DEPARTED.
Tuesday, March 2s.

Tuesday, March 2s.
s. s. Rosecrans, Olsen, for San Fran.
cisco, ] y. m.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, for Maui
ports, 5 p. m.
Stmr. w. G. Hall. s. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, Sis p. m.
Stmr. Maui, Bennett, for Hawaii
ports, $40 p. m.
stmr. Iwalani, Piltz, for Kauai ports
5: 20 p. m.
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Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing registered Treasury Warrants
viii be paid at the Treasury upon pre-.
sontailon;
Registered Numbers 1901 TO 5000 In
elusive,
tSlgned) A, ], CAPBELL
Treasurer, Territory Of Hawaii,
Troasuror's Onioe, March 20, 1905,
$685. Mch, 2D 80,
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Auction Sale
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1905,
IN O'CI OCK A NJ


At the residence of +. l.. Waldron,
1879 Thurston Avenue, am instructed
to sell the whole furniture, contained
in above residence, comprising:
Iron White Enamel Beds.
Oak Bedroom Suites.
Wardrobes, Washstands.
Large Oak Extension Table.
Dining Room Chairs.
Rockers, Chairs, Tables.
Sideboard (oak), Sewing Machine.
Large Center Rug.
Small Rugs, Curtains.
Oilcloth. Linoleum.
stove, Refrigerator, Cutlery.
China, Pictures. |.
Glassware, Palms, Plants.
Garden Tools, Etc, Etc.
Brass Bed.
JAS. r. MORGAN, !
Auetloneer.
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EX=SCHOOL TEACHER
PRESENTS CASE
TO INQUISITlON

Another secret session was held In
the Bungalow early this morning by
the members Of the Senate-House COM
mittee which has under investigation
the administration of the Department
OF Public Instruction.
Christian Andrews, as previously
announced. was responsible for pro.
longing the hearing. He had a state.
ment to make.
In brief, Andrews testimony In.
wolves the following entertaining prop
ositions: Andrews claims he was dis
charged from the Department as q
teacher without any Just cause, Atkin-
son, the Superintendent, doing the let
ting.out. Andrews case was taken up
by Grand Jury which recommended
that redress be made; nothing, how
ever, was done by the Superintendent.
The cause OF Andrews discharge, &C
cording to the version of Andrews. II
is said, was a religious one.
Report has II that Andrews claims
the reason he was discharged was be.
cause he objected to the reciting Of
the Lords prayer in the school, hold
ing that this is a peculiarly sectarian
exercise.
Andrews was before the committee
this morning with his allegations con.
corning his removal from q school
in Kona. His complaint is extending
the secret sessions. 1--WE have no
other reason for continuing the sit.
tings," said a member Of the commit.
tee this morning.
Andrews is calling various witnesses
to bear out his story. The matter will
come up again tomorrow morning.
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Last quarter of the moon Mar. eth.
The tides at kanuiui and Hilo occur
about an hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian Standard Time is 10h 30m
slower than Greenwich time, being
that Of the meridian Of 1870. The
time whistle blows at 1880 p. M, which
Is the same as Greenwish. Oh ON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29

He-Yes. darling, you're all the
world to me. She-Papa says you
think the world owes you living
Chicago Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29

Iutted's Hawaiian Poi In Pound
Cans for sale by all druggists and gro
GERS.
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II. E. DIRECTORS
ORDER
Is CENT. DIVIDEND

Stock Broker George p. Thielen re.
ceived cablegram this morning an.
nouncing that Hawaiian Commercial
directors have directed the payment of
an additional dividend of sixty-five
cents per share. This makes the d.
yidend payments of this property in
the vicinity of eight per cent on the
capital stock at par.
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ARRIVED.

Wednesday, March 20.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kau.
al ports, 6 q. IN.
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PoUNpMAsTeR's NOTICE.

PoUNDMAsTER's NOTICE.
The following animal has been i'm.
pounded in Kapiolari Park pound:
sorrel horse. white streak on fore
head: brand H on left hind leg.
Unless pound fees are sooner salts.
fed will be sold according to law.
ALEX. YOUNG.
3O33.3t Poundmaster.
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BAND At DEPOT.

The Government band plays at the
Palama railway depot at 1880 tonight.
as follows:
PART I.
1.-THE Lake March,. .Nape
Queen OF Spring..
'''''''' ''..'.'..... biBBe
Selection-''The Rose of Shiras". go.
900. .................. Eilenberg
Songs. ar. by Berger
Mrs. N. Alapai.
PART ii.
Selection-"Clorindy" ........ Mackie
"Ahi Wela and Eleile". :. ar. by Berger
1.-THE Awakening Of the Lion. ......
....... ................. Kontzki
Angot". .Lecocq
The Star Spangled Banner"
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Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
Once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-29

3O35-Mar. 20, Apr. 8. ~. 10.
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"For Rent" cards on sale at Bulletin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01
OBRAS EN- SANTURcE

Los sehores Todd yGomez Brioso,
a,calde y Official de Sandal, respecti
vamente, visitaron aver ell terreno
donde va q blecerss ell cemen, eric
de Santurce
Ell senor Todd d spuso la clausurd
del cementerio viejo, y orden6 ell co.
mienzo de las obras del nuevo cemen
terio.
Tambien sitaron el sitio dondc
ha de levantarse la enfermeria de San.
turee, ssliendo Sumamente complaci.
dos de la situaci6n tentrica, asia
miento y condiciones favorables, para
la creaci6n del nuevo hospital.
Ell senior Todd recomend6 gran ac
tividad en- los trabsjos para que sea
IN hecho en- plazo corto la nueva en-.
termeria.
FL senior Brioso indic6 que gran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01
FL CLUB AMERICA
Numerosos estudiantes lati-
nos constituyen en- Nueya
York el Club Am5rlca.
PRESlDENTE CRlOLLO
La sociedad celebra hestas Ii
terarias y soclales, aslstlen-
do familias distinguidas.

La colonia puertorriqueha va to-
mando incremento en- la America del
norte,
For peri6dicos que recibimos d'ti-
tnamente, vemos que distinguidos
membros suyos constituyen en- Nueva
York un centro de recreo con ell nom
bre de CLUB AMERICA, en- cuyos salo-
mes Sc celebran a mepudo festas lite.
rarias y de sociedad, Ell Club Anne.
RIGA sento sus reales en- la avenida
Amsterdam, entire las GALES II y Is.
Ell decorado de dicho centro es dc
10 mas suntuoso, y durante las noche>
lie fiesta Sc engalanan aquellos salo'
nes de blanso y roio,
La Inauguration tuvo lugar el II
de Febrero, con UNI es;ogida fiesta
cuya brilantez contribuy6 la Junta
directiva compuesta de los se1ores dor
Ramon Val les, hijo, electo president(
y los yocaas don Jose b. Matienzo
don Miguel Morales, don Rafael Ro
mou Y don Agustin Pietri. Todos sol
j6venes de inteligencia y de muy buel
iuicio
Al iltimo bale concurrieron, en-
tire otros, don Fernando Moret, dol
j. E. RODRIGUEZ, don A. Fernandez
don NJ. Vald6s, don J, Romeu, don
lorraine y nlestras compatriotas, La
sehoritas Sara San Pedro, O. Ma
LEY, G inception Morales y L. Ma
tienzo.
Celebramos muy de veras la for
maci6n del eClub America1 que servi
ra inludablemente para estrechar ma
los lazos de union entire la coloni
hispano americana residente en- Nuev
York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01
WASHINGTON, LINCOLN, ROOSEVELT

trimento de otros como la debilidad
no menos crimir al del que con su iucu-
ria permite que otros actuen en- detri
mento suyo.
<Entre las max mas que Washing
ton lego sus compatriotas hay estas
dos.
-eObservad buena fe y justicia
con todas las nacionesS y az tar pre-
parados para la g ezra es ell medic
: mas eficaz de promover la paz Estos
dos principles, tomados en- conjunto,
deben formar la base de toda nuestra
politica exterior. Ninguno de los dos
basta por 81 solo. Greer que con abs
tenerse uno de hacer daiio bastara para
que | otros Sc abstengan de hacerse
l., es un suefo perjudi ialisimo mien-
tras que, por otra parte, naci6n prepa
,rada para la guerra constituye rna
amenaza para ell genero humane a me-
nos que su prop6sito nacional sea ira
tar q las otras con buena fe y justicia.
Gel hombre verdaderamente it'll d
la comunidad no es en- nipgun case
ell pusilanime, aunque sea de concien'
GIG reeta, nj 81 a.-evido J tuerte. 81 ls k
falta ell sentido moral; 10 es ell que
ademas de fortaleza y valor, posee Ia
conciencia del deber moral; ell que de
sea cumplir con sus semejantes COZ
ell Estado, ya la vez posee la capacl
dad de evar q cabo estos deseos J
deberes. Igualmente, en- la mis- am
plia esfera del mundo, la naci0n mas
it'll al progreso humane es la que
combina la fuerza de ear4cter la en-
tereza la insist 5ncia en- ma1tenel
sus propios derechos, con plena con
ciencia de sus deberes para con 10:
dennis.
! SEu la actualidad, la mejor mues
ira que podemos dar de que sJmo
leales q las ense1anzas de Wasg hing
ton, y que 10 SomoS no menos de CO
!, raz0n que de palabra, es procutar qu
la edificaci6n de nuestra armada nj
Sc interrumpa, y al propio tempo SOS
tener de modo claro y terminant
} nuestra posisidn en- pro de la justici
International
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01
AOTAS De V|[QUES
La corte municipal de Huma.
Gao celebra yarlas sesio-
mes en- aquella lsla.
lUiCI0S NUMER0SOS
Competencla del Juez. -Acti-
yldad del tenlente Iturron-
do. III Sentenclados.

Ell lunes veintitres de Junio lego
Ia Corte municipal de Hum &C ..
CJmponen dicha Corte, OF Juez
Lcdo. Rafael Tirado Nerrer, don
Acisclo Garcia, Secre!ario sub mar
shall don Rafael Mas.
A la una de la tarle comenzaron
las sesiones. En- la pr mora celebra-
ronse diez y siete juicios. La segun.
da session tuvo efecto al siguiente dfa
de ocho q una de la tarde, celebrando-
Sc diez nueye iuicios, y quedando
concluida la tarea de dicho tribunal.
La Corte celebra sus sesiones en-
la magnfdca casa propiedad del senior
Jose Benltez Dfaz, que en- la actuali.
dad est desocupada, que In sido
galantement5 ceaida para este fin
Es digno de mencionarse que di
cho tribunal fdnciona con rapidez Y
profundo conocimiento de su mission,
mereciendo la conhanza de este yecin
dario, sin distinction de personas. por
su correcto proceder.
Esta yez ha sido un auxiliar pode
roSo de la orte, ell teniente IturroniC
quien facilit0 en- gran manera la ges
ton del Juez, ayudanlo 8 la citaci6r
de testigos, comparecencia de pro
cesadeS, y al nanteniment) del orden
asi como :prestando yaiiosos servicio>
en- el tiempo que lleya entge nosotros
Es un odo al que honra Ell Cuerpo dt
Policia,
La Corte ha llevado para Huma
Gao diez y siete indiylduoS presos, ca
81 todos de pGsimos antecedentes per
sonales.
!e, ONO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01

<Jamas desde los com 'enzos d,
nuestra hi toria, ha entrado n"estr!
armada en- una guerra injusta. ia
mas ha dejado nuestra armada d,
prestar servicios, whales q veces, q |,
republica Si nunca fue demasiad.
fuerte por nuestro bien, a menudo NJ
10 fue bastante para hacer tc do q
bien que hubiera conven'do. Nuesta
possession de las Filipinas, nuestros b.
tereses en- ell comercio del Oriene,
nuestra canalizaci6n del Istmo, mus.
tao sosten de la doctrina de Monroe,
todO clama por una marina adecuaia
en- ndmero 8 inmejorable en- edcacia.
Creo que, 81 es bastante fuerte, redl-
cirA 10 fnfmo las probabilidades ie
envolvernos en- guerras extranger8,
como no tengo duda de que 81 nos d@-
cuidamos, tarde 6 temprano, tende-
mos que escoger entire guerra desss.
tr So y paz ignominiosa.
sNuestra armada es la garanta
mas tirme de paz asf como el segu,o
mas barato contra guerras, y cuantss
han contribuido crearla en- los a.
timos veinte amos, desde cual luier e.
fee,t.e uide observadu ffci1ner--
to uno de los mas importantes princi.
pios que Washington sent6 para qua
de sus compatriotls.
Otra maxima de Washington:
dad al mundo ell ejemplo de IN
pueblo siempre inspirado en- alt 8
principles de justicia y banevolencia.
Nuestros actos. 10 mismo dentro qB
fuera de nuestros lfmites territoriale.,
prueban en- nosotros estos sentimiep.
tos. Taft Wright en- Filipinas y
Wood en- Cuba, nos han demostrado
exactamente como deben practicara
esta justicia y esta benevolencia ei
tratar q otros puebl S; justicia y bene.
volencia que SO demuestran no elu-
diendo nuestro deber y dejando en-
ltregados q la destruction q quienes no
son capaces de gobernarse, sino per
maneciendo con ellos, ensenandoles
elevando'os polltica, eSpiritual y MT
terialmentntes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01
R[F0AMA DEL TEATRl
Hay solo diez mil dollars er
presupuesto y no bastan
para algo elegante
EMPRESA PARTICULAR
Sc propone que el municipio
ceda la construction a una
compa1ia an6nima

Ia IEnclonario, al hablar aver
con tn rep. rter nuestro, dol estado en-
que Sc cocaeatra el teatro sc mostf6
partidario ee la edilicaci6n de uno
nuevo, aunqu sea precise, 4 no en-
contrarse otfos medios, conceder & al.
guna empresa la construction, a cam.
bio de 81 eX plotacion por un n1mero
determinalo do afos, que el municipio
podrfa sefa liar.
El senior Todd tiene empefio deci.
dido de que las obras Sc efectuen 10
mas pronto possible; pero en- cambio
as reformss que Sc har en- el teatro
no pueden ser de grandes efectos en-
vi'tud de la escase2 de recursos para
ese An.
FL ingeniero sehor Rodriguez, oue
Sc encargard del plano en- estas obras.
tampoco tiene mucha fe en- los resulta.
dos fayorables que Sc obtengan con la
reparaci0n del teatro.
Efectivamente, diez mil dollars nc
son snticientes para emprender las re.
formas que Sc piensa introducir en- eI
teatro, 81 es que Sc trata de leyantar
un centro que guarde relaci6n con la
cultura 9 importancia de la capital.
Por todas estas razones creemos
que ell senior To I'd puede estudiar con
detenimiento el proposito de ceder la
e'iiicaci5n de un teatro nuevo, una
ampresa particular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01

La Cniversidad de Pennsylvania
conmemor6 ell 173q cumpleafos de
Jorge Washington confriendo ell doc
torado en- derecho Guillermo Empe
rador de Alemania, y d Teodoro Roo
sevet Presidente de los Estados Uni
dos.
FL Emperador estaba representado
por su embaj jador, ell baron Speckyon
Sters burg, envi6 al rector de la Uni
versidad doctor Harrison, ell siguiente
despacho, eido con OCCASION de la in
veslidura
2Ne es muy grato que Sc me haya
dado ell honor academicO, conferido
al mismo tempo al Presidente Roose-
vet, Y otorgado antes a George Was
hngton. Gracias por la distinction
pl osperidades mil para la Universi-
dad
Wilhelm |. R.S
El presidente Roosevelt, que con
curri6 al acto, 10 ilustr6 con un discur
! so del que entire sacamos algunos pa
rrafos. d 10 ell Presidente;
shington, aunque en- cierto;
respectos excedi6 en- grandezas al mis-
;astslisy ls sssssas. 4 an m q !. >
villosos dones de expression, aquel dol
que da ciertos discursos del le1ado
) car cter de inspiration profetica, como
la palabra de los grandes profetas he
breos. Pero no le iba la zaga Ell
blen sentido, p ev sion amor ele
Ivados ideales. Como Lincoln, fue Ell
pos de cosas mobiles, y como Lincoln
las procure medios del todo practicos
Es iusto lamar a estos dos hombres
que fueron los mas grandes de Ameri
ca, los mejores entire los mas grande
del mundo, asi como los mas gran lie
entire los mejores. Cada cual de 10
dos demostr6 practicamente su capaci
dad para augurar, bajo nuestro siste
ma, la union improbable de la liber
tad individual y . fuerza gubernamen
tai. Cada cual estuvo tan ageno q 10
vicios del tirano como & los del dema
goVo, q las vaciedades del nero dol
trinario como los egoismos de pol
ticastro logrero, a la maldad del gu
REQUIRE q la fuerza de las armas en- d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-01
CARTAS OETEHIDAS

In la a lmini>traci6n de correos
ae esta ciudad Sc encuentras detenidas
las siguientes:
A'maria Pablo, Acetedo J. Julio,
BIgo Ceciiio, Hins Beatriz, Bar, era
Juan Hollado, Correa Ge Roiios En-.
arnaci6n, Correa Juan, Ccnde jose
Garrasquiilo Anita, Cabe'.
Daniel Santos A., Dir
villa Emilio, H
gueroa Carr
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lUNTA EScOLAR De FAJAROO

En cumplimiento de 10 cue diSpo :
ne la secci6n 81 de las yigentes Leyes
Escolares, Sc conroca 4 todos aque-
Hos Maestros que aspiren q ser con
tratados en- este termino Munich
pal, para que hasta ell dia Is del
mes de Julio, dirijan sus solicitudes
debidamente docum entadas las of
cinas de esta Junta Escolar
Los maestros que han ejercido en-
este ano Y que tienen derecho d con
tinuar en- sus respectivos cargos, de-
ben dirijir tamb en- igual petici6n q
la Junta, haciend } censtar su prop6
sito de continuar en- ell entrante aho,
pues de 10 cont"ario Sc entenderA CO.
mo Ia renuncia tacita de su derecho.
Fajardo, JUNO % de 1905. Jorge
Bird 1ridS, Presidente. IS
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