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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
Bgsn pI0yset0 De Icy,
Pero no fue aprobada
por el conseio.

Pero no fue aprobada
por el conseio.
Aver, 81 CcupRrpos del hospital de
mujeres y min i. dijimos que Il Gina
rR de delegados. dando pruebss de
plausible CelO~ por la aBlud p6blica,
scOrd6 cOnCederle una pension annual
de mil dollars CON que pudiers am
Pillar So radio de aCci6n diCho hog.
pitaI.
Pero 10 que no diiimoa fu6 que 81
pasar diOho proyeOtO de ley al COnseio
Executive no fu6 RpFobado.
EntsDdemOa que Ia pFemuFS del
tempo fu6 Csusa de que an proyeotO
de ley de Sal importaEcia y trsscen-
dencia no fuera tornado en- COnsideFG-
ci6n Dor los gefloEes consejeros, peYo
creemos que en- ID pF6XimR leRiBIatura
dicho pFoyecto de ley seTs tornado en-
confederation y apFobado pOr el Con
sejo EejecutivO.
Es an proyecto de ley simp6tico y
altruis9a y es bueno que sc fijen en- 81
l0a h9mbFes que diFigen lOB deatinoB
p6biiCos de Puerto Rico.
ST laG iniciatiVas de Ia csmsra de
deIegsdos. que representa- directamente
81 pueblo han de ser anuladas tFatSn.
dose de Gsunt0 de tants impGTthrcia
como este & que non referimoG, reVe-
lsFfs clio POGO deseO por paFte de Los
BefIores COnsej-FoE; POGO deBeo. deci
mos, de BIevar 81 teFrenO de In pFsctica
ell Observation-Disclosures de una ingtituci6n
deatinaaa q llenaF altos fines humRni-
tRrioa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30

u una FevoIuci6n seria amena Ease u
existenCia del gobiern0 naCionsl: los
muCh0Chos de gesentR y los muchaChns
de 6ieCisiete Be echAriRn el fusiI aI
hombFO y r. sofocArfan rapida y efec
tivamente.1
5Cree usted que 81 Congreso de Il
Paz hsF$ impOsible 10 guerra en- IN
porvenir ceHcanc2
GN6, no an an futur0 inmsdiat0. Los
hombres son t0davfa dema6iadO huma.
nosey con facilidnd se exCitan. Trans
Curriran muchos sig 'os antics de que
Cesen les guePFag y la efusi6n de san
gre; per0 no hRy dudR que ID propa-
ganda en- santido pacffic0 hae6 memo
reG les proba bilidades de corflicto ,
8OpinR usted que EstadOs Unidoa
deba ser eI padfin0 J angel de 10 guar.
de, esto eS. sFbitrO general de todos
oS cOrh Ctos en- que Sc enouentren les
Fep1oliCas sur-americanGR2
eN0 e0 ese mi cFiteFi0. CREO
QUE DEBERIAMOS DEJARLAS
EN- PAZ. SIGUIENDO LA VIA
QUE ELIAS MISMAS Sc HAN
TRAZADO. PeliRr0 de guerra no 10
hay con nirguna de eslaG. y Ai lIeg6aa-
mos & an Choque serfa tan trivial que
eatSFfR muy poF debojo de u dignidad
de esta noci6n cOnsideFarIo aeriamense.
DejSdIas que rifIsn aus cRmorFas , que
se VRyan adaptando s aus condolences
pecuIiares. para satisfscci6n propia.
Es oOaR muY aegurR que HinQupe re-
p6bliCR guF.ameEiCaua deaea peIear
con nOG0tr0g, y en- jueta recipYocidad.
deberfsmoa BaF 70 bastanta IibaFaIes
para no qHersP pelear contra elias. HUI
DO mBldsd sufciente en- lsn zarnOB & a
guerra ooptFa h EsDsfs peQueha =
pobre. Pero. ego pertaneca & rs hid.
toria, Y no vale u pena depIorsr e.
toe RltuFas entusiagmoa NAL diriQidou.
j peOr inGpiRRdoas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
ia EqiitatiVa" y su
nuGVO prGSide1te.
HabIa de ''OrgaRIzaT los nBgO-
clos de Ia S0Glsdad !"
Slgus So curse IA Sarla IntGrmt-
RabIe Dc llVeSilgaGlOlGS.

PeuI Morton. Is nuevR cabszR de
ELa Equitativa9. h8 decidido tener
una information independence de los
asuntos de ID sOciedad.
QuieFe hacer una Completa Informs
Ci6n aceTca de Lee GOndiciones de los
tenedOres de p6lizRs y las instituciOneB
fnanCieras con las cuslps SO hacen ne
gocioB.
Mr.. Morton no desea depender de
los Sreportss del COmit6 Trick 8 loa
que son suminiB6Tadoa por el superin-
teDdsnte de ID compa Ms, Mr.. Hon
bricks. para la iDf0rmaCi6n que nece-
ta con objeto de Organizar los negoCi0B
de % RoCIedad.
Con este prop6aito Mr.. Morton ha
COnseGuidO dos Fl rmas expertas. demo.
minadaa Price. Watelhouse & Co. y
Hsskins & Sells. para que juntus hsgsn
IN examen de los asuntOB para 10 cual
Mr.. Morton hR trazado q Inca de con-
ducta que desea que sigan uiChAs fir
mas
Algunos de los pSrrafos de Ia cartA
de Mr.. Morton & lOS expertos dicen:
&Como jefe de % AOCiedad de asegu-
rOs de vida eLA EQuitatiVa9. deBeo CO.
nocer la condiCi6n exscta de lR socie.
dad hasHa iuni0 10, 1905, feCha de mi
election como iefe. Con easo & Da vie.
tR I'd. se seFvira h9ceE I'm minucioso
exsmen de los asunt0g de % sociedsd.
GDese0 que au ereportS sen 10 mas
complete pOsible, pOniendo particular
atenci6n en- lOa punt0s aiguientes:
eLas expenses Rnuales de. ls soCie-
S01s ham av nmn0a@ IA awY7nmSoas 0aa -
penuas de lee sgenciGs; dinero invertI.
do en- propiedades, dRndo cuenta de
CadA pGrGela y el valor d. se le hA dsdo
en- los Iibros de IL socieuad; los produC
tos que hsn dRdo y lR mayor YAlorR-
Ci6n de las prOpiedadea, 10 SEQ por
enCima 8 20 poF uebsjo de AuueI con
que fueTon escritssen 0s libros (NQat{
po9ae ana aa0tG en- astessice que So eS ne.
cesGrSO Sc enapLeen pertEoS); 0tros nee
gocios de la s0Ciedad. ga OaracteP y cir
CunAtAnCiRs con que hsn si1O heChos;
lOs surplus de ID soCiedad Y la mAners
como apsFecen en- los librOa de lR 30
Ciedad; j. manera de IlevRr ID tenedn-
ria de iibr0s en- las cuentas de l8 BOCie-
dad y como pueden ser mej0rRdap; las
relaCiOnes entire ls sociedAd Y los ban
COS. trust. compsfifss de dep6sitos y
otFas instituciones con IRs cuRleg la
sOCiedsd eAta relaCi0nada.2
En- este ruidoso ssuntO no puede "a
ContAraa ell n6mero de invastigacicnes
prop6sitos de investiga clones que ae
han hecho, Soplos de encOno y miradas
torvas dirfjense los h0mbres que en-
Su0 mRnos tuVieran durante lRFg0s Sfios
ese voI6men de orc egOistR que hsbien-
do podidO ser feCundo para el pueblo de-
diCSndOIe hOnradOs autivoBS modestRs
aspiFaciODes no es hoy mau que una
gran duda. una gran Interrogation que
miIIones de peFsonas se hacen, mien.
traa Ia gran l6rie de investigaciones
Rigue "a curaO al pareceF intermina be.
En- les momentos en- que sAIfR eli
CoTreo, notiCisbase que Ia intervention
del attorney general, selfa inevitable.
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Plausible Idea del aIeaIds do
AroGIbO,
Pr6xima asambIea de obreros.
de maestro cogTespon8GZ.)

JUNO % Este municipio anunei-
Ii venta en- p6biica subasta del kios ko
que existe en- 1a plaza principal que hA
sido retRaad0 en- trescientos pesos.
DiCho aoto tendra lugAr el dis 6 de-
Julio pr6ximo.
Ell slc6lde he tenido la buena idea
de someter & Ia probaci6n del Conceio
municipal 81 que be foFme IN tribunal
que examine & los panaderos que hs-
gan de dedicaIse u elab0fsCi6n del
pan y que serS tornado por el fetal
de Sanidad, el alcsldey dos mRsstros
panaderos. QuieBes juzgsran de ID
capacidad y condolences higienicas dc
Los que se dedican ese Cfci0. Es de
aplaudir0e ID idea del elcAlde pueg co
& 6biCR maneFa de que pueda lIegarse
conner buen pan en- esta ciudad pues
ls elaboration hasts ah0Fa dejt muCh0
que desear.
La Federation Libre celebFsrS eI
d0mir 90 pr6xim0 una ssamblea gene
raj en- esta ciudad en- la que Be- dar6
Cuenta de Los tEabajos reaIizados.
-Esta ncche darS Comianzo en-
nuestra Iggesia an Triduo On honor del
Ssgredo Coraz6n de Jes6s. El do
mingo hAbrs mias de communion 6 las
Z ] de la mafiana , 4 Les 8 miBs & tGda
OFQueata.
-Terega Rivera desea sabar 81 pa-
radero de GA heFmana PAuIa Rivera
de IA amos de edsd. b'anca, de estaturs
pequefs h cual aaii6 en- direction &
MsyagJisz Il serviCio de d famiIia de
an fot6QFaf0 fna0.
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IaViTAGIOH

La comisi6n organizadora de la
association de maestros expresa p1-
blicamente su agradecimiento q Ia
prensa, poF la generosa y efcaz
cooperation que ella le ha pFesta-
do.
AL mismo tempo la comisi6n in
vita para Ia asamblea del cuatr0 de
Julio, q tOdos los se10Fes periO1is-
tas, al senor aIcaIde de la ciudad,
q la junta local de instruction, al
depaFtamento De educaci6n = en-
general, q las peFs mas que intere-
sandose poF el bien de nuestro pals,
quieran honrar con So presencia al
magisterio de Puerto Rico,
Por Ia Comisi6n,
Dr.. a. ROSELL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30

h@ asta impEanta @ VeDdo pspe1 iln.
Vszi6aiao Yia { -oo GuiRia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
Ofcina del SecretarIo De Puerto Rico

Yo Mso Gill soeo Io'srno da Puerto Rico presents
Ida do Pat Rico seRda 10 diaDussto por h ley de AbA
Tebecsr primer
Isa de Puerto bad MsrzO9 1905
dich dichs
ios
Th
Ia d
empazsrSk dia de Juio de diSpona
SO Rico refsdo escudO de
anteEormeDte ~
dis vntidee de JUNO.
Ano de Maestro SenOr, mil neyeCientos euco
SecFatRriO IataFnO de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
r. del Yale Zeno.
INGFNIBRO CIVIL Y AGRONOMO

Con ses anoS de prtctica cosat, 6frece SevieiOs
pr0fes0naes
Constructions cvls ferrocarFiea acUeductos Pa-
nos Peupueo eoouccones dc casas-- MensnFas deindes
-Inorme cpntratos general
JUAN n
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de- hUNAGL0

IN diStipguida aeflora doGa Emilia
RauiFaz viQda do MnaferEa5 ha lleRa-
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oFIclNA ALLEp' e
Office Of The SecTstar,.
/. MaEtia . alII. Aetine saeretaIy

AfartiH q GILL; Acting Secretary
the representation OF 81
Porto Rico established by act cf the L srnoiy;
o 10 IA O
March 8
h in said Act il sI fOcws;
banne
By the SJgsnnea
1905: it prcyi3ea that the Great sea-
Rico q described
this june IN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-30
Dr.. a. ROsELL..

% { san Juan, donds ha aiado 81 resi.
danaia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

ness. 1t is not a day OF small minds
nor OF small men. There is room at
the top for all who have the energy
and the ability to get there. No man
has or can have a monopoly OF brains
or business and we had just as we'll
all dwell together in harmony as to
be pulling at one another's throats.
The trouble with some small towns.
and some that are not so small IS
that they always have some business
men in them who do not want others
to come there in the same line. That
is all a mistake. II there is no room
for these new comers it will soon be-
discovered and if there is they will
soon discover it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05
An Admirable Editorial.

The Atlanta Constitutions editor
ial Tuesday morning on the subject
of Hon. James R. Gray having OBJ
tanned complete control Of the At
lanta Journal, was conceived in an
admirable spirit of fairness and ex-
pressed without the slightest sugges-
ton of rivalry ATLANTA, it con-
cluded, has long outgrown the day
when one successful business cannot
view with qualification the success
of Others in the same line-and IN
this spirit we congratulate our neigh
Dor. "There's room.at the top Tor all
who know how to reach it"
We copy the above from the All
gusta Chronicle and it is so admir-
ably put that we must commend it
not only as between newspapers, but
it is equally applicable to all other
callings and professions. Every
place and every individual should
outgrow the day when one success
full business cannot look with graft
fcation on another successful busi-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

Life is made up of ups and
downs-mostly downs. And the man
who rides in the wheelbarrow of life
today may push it tomorrow
The above is from Reuben-His
Book" and contains lesson which
all of us might learn with profit.
Especially is it true in politics, but
it is also true in business. The man
who rides in the wheelbarrow of
political office today may be pushing
it tomorrow. The man who is rid
ing the wave of success today may be
among the unfortunates tomorrow.
The lesson is to do your duty in
whatever walk of life or station in
life you may find yourself today and
be ready to face bravely whatever
fate may await you tomorrow.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05
FRIDAY, APRIL S, 1905.
Cotton Bags.

The suggestion is made by proml-
nent leaders of the Cotton Growers,
association that the farmers use cot
ton bagging for their cotton and that
the fertilizer companies use cotton
bags for shipping fertilizer instead OF
hemp and jute. 1t is claimed that
this would consume several hundred
thousand bales of cotton more than is
now used and would thus create
larger market for cotton at home.
We do not know the relative value OF
iute. hemp and cotton, but If the dis
parity is not too great in favor OF
hemp or jute. we think the suggestion
is worthy of serious consideration.
What we need is a greater market tor
our cotton. and while we should push
the products on the foreign markets
as much as possible yet we should
not neglect those at our door. Our
people at home could so increase the
demand for cotton by using more
cotton goods themselves that there
would be little left to ship to foreign
markets.-EN.
OF course if there were greater
consumption of cotton goods the de-
mand for cotton would be greater
and with Increased demand the price
would go up. Those interested in
the farmers movement are now ad-
vocating the use of cotton bags and
cotton bagging. The farmers should
use cotton goods wherever it is pos
sible to use them for the greater the
use Of cotton goods the greater the
amount of cotton consumed.
But after all the so1utio' OF this
question is the doctrine we have
preached in this newspaper for twe:1-
ty years. We notice that Gen. NJ. I.
Butler takes the same position IN
speech he made to the farmers at
Edgefeld few days. The doctrine
is plain and the plan is simple and 1t
is possible for every farmer to tol-
low it and it is after all the only
salvation for the cotton farmer tor
it matters not what the price of cot
ton is the cotton farmer who does
not follow it will never have any
money. The farmer in this country
who raises on the farm all that he,
needs for the farm is the one who is
going to make some money regard
less of tn price. Our solution for
the farmer of South Carolina and
especially for Newberry county is
first to grow on the farm all he needs
for the farm and then to grow all
the cotton he can regardless OF the
price and the one who does it is the
one vino is going to make some clear
money every year. The farmer who
does not is gong 10 lose money Il
matters not whether cotton is high
or low, because when cotton is high
provisions are high and it takes all
that the all cotton grower can make
to buy the provisions, which he does
not raise.
Grow your own provisions at home
on the farm and don't worry too
much about the price of cotton. Still
just at this time we think the farm
ers have and have had the situation
in their hands. II they would hold
what they have on hand and reduce
the acreage for the next crop there
can be no doubt about the rise in
price VIII they do it?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

ern Publishers association convened
yesterday in Charleston. An elabo-
rate program was arranged to give
these newspaper men jolly good
time in the city. The Charleston
people know how to entertain and
their hospitality is known al over the
world. 1t would have been nice had
the State Press association been in
vited !, meet with the distinguished
editors from other states.-Manning
Times.
1t would have been pleasant, no
doubt, but the State Press associa-
ton had no invitation. In fact it is
always pleasant to visit Charleston
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

The Laurens Advertiser has col
umn leader on the free delivery for
Laurens. We understand that Green
wood is to have free delivery and
that the Newberry office will be sec
ond class office which will material
" increase the remuneration for the
office and therefore make it possible
for us to have more efficient service.
Oh course things all depend upon
the amount OF business done by the
office and the business done at these
Offices is measured by the sale OF
stamps. If our people would they
could easily run this office up in
receipts so that we could have Tree
delivery. There can be no doubt
that commercially speaking this town
does as much business as Greenwood,
but our people do not unite in the
effort to increase the business at the
postoffce. We should have a larger
and more commodious Office. The
amount of business has very largely
increased in recent years, but 1t
should not be forgotten that we
have about seven free delivery routes
going out from here and avery one
of them has helped to swell the busi-
ness done at this office. and yet it
could still be very materially increas-
ed. Why not let us, all Of us, unite
to make this not only second class
office, but free delivery office. Con-
centration OF effort is what we neeo
to make this the best town in the
state Why can't we get together.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05
Handicap Of Genius

Chicago Tribune.
Robert Fulton 1aad invented the
steamboat.
1T was the only thing l could
do" he said. 1T costs too much to
run a railroad through the leglsla-
lures and city councils"
Instructing che engineer, in case OF
accident, to hold 'er nozzle ag'in the
bank till the last galoot was ashore,
he proceeded to open negotiations
with an iron foundry for lot OF
life preservers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

At the meeting Of the college Of
bishops OF the Methodist church held
on Tuesday it was decided where
:'l1ey should go for the year.
Bishop Duncan will hold two
Georgia conferences. one in Virgin
ia. one in Kentucky and one in Ala
bama.
Bishop \. Coke Smith will hold a
conference in Kentucky, August 3o;
Illinois. September I; Louisville,
September 27; Mississippi, Decem-
Der IS.
The South Carolina conference
will be held in :5partanburg, Decem-
Der 13, by Bishop w. A. Gambler.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

We have received the first issue OF
the Carolina Field. a new weekly
newspaper ISSUED at Georgetown and
edited by James Henry Rice, Jr. 1t
shows up we'll with several articles
on the resources of eastern South
Carolina and with a good advertising
patronage. We wish the Carolina
Field success.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

The Duncan mills have gone back
to the II hour day plan. It is stated
the operatives we're not satisfied with
the reduction
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

Maj. J. C. Humphill, of the News
and Courier, was elected president of
the Southern Publishers association,
which has been in session in Char
lesion during this week. A good Sc
lection.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

Nan Patterson's case has ended in
another mistr;al.,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

Henry Irving has so far recovered
as to be able to reappear on the Lon
don stage.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-05

The annual meeting of the South
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-29
sN0YJCJAs DEL DJA

de Educaci6n y del lnte-
r.or, seffores Falkoer y f Int.
Sc encueutran muy sdelantados
los trsbsjos que vlenen resliz sndose
en- 81 archivo de la Corte de Distrito
-Si Ia humanid ad llega & conven-
cerse qua con el uso constante de nues-
ira rica cerveza <Psbsts Sc eDbellece,
hermosea y rejuvepece, hsremos que
en- breves diss, Ia muiar puertorrique'
ia supere los Angeles y querubines.
M. r. Calder6n y ca Tetusn IL agente.
-Algunas de las ventaias de la
maquina de escribir <Oliver:s Tiene
doble barra para el tipo; directa CO.
necci6n con las palancas; rapido esca
re; teclado suave, ligero y elsstico
escritura visible; rsya papel sirvt
para hacer estados.
RTvENTA.-Sims6n Rovira, due
no de la susrts psrte de la casa de Ii
calle do San Francisco So dc asta os
pitsl, la vsnds. Diriilrss 81 en- Aqua
dilla para uroposiciones. Is ii
PARA curar un rssfriado en- VI
un dia tome las xPastillas laxantss d,
bromo-quinina., II boticario 10 dc
volvsr& el dinero 81 no 50 eura. L,
frma DO E. F. Grove 50 halla en- cad,
eaiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-29
lCOitinslQcidn de "a pdQind SO

(Coitinaacidn dc Ia pdgind 5el
Han sido separados del cuerpo
de Ia Policfa Insulsr honrosamente,
los guardias Luis Quiara, jose Ma
riano Laiar, Conception Robles y
Emilio Girona. Tsmbi6n fueron se
parados el cabo Secundino Fuentss
el policia Ramon Santiago.
-Alfonso Calder6n y jose Guz'
man fueron hoy libsrtados on la c r.
eel de San Juan.
Manuel Clrcio, rsquisltoriado
en- el jusgado de Barros por robo de
un cabsllo, fue detenido aver ca Pom
ce con 81 nombra supuesto de Juan
Domingo MADEIRA y Rodriguez.
Aver sufri6 graves qusmaduras
en- Aibonito el nifIo Clemente Colon,
por explosion dc IN cartucho de dina
mita. Es probable que se le ampute
ell brazo ixquierdo.
LOS PIANOS que han sobrssa.
lido On tstos dltinos cinco amos y por
6sta raz6n los rscomsndados por los
profssorss de mdsica de mas prsst'gio
On 10 isla, son los de 10 fabrica KohIer
g. Campbell, dc New York, dc Ia eual
ss agsnte On San Juan A. s. Bslaval,
Apartado 81, y & quien pusde ustsd
dirigirss para mejorss informss.
Ell fcal Campfllo permanecerA
en- Msysgiisz hasta que terminen los
iuicios contra los presuntos completes
en- oil ase iaato de don jose A. Pesan.
En- la tarde de manana dictara
Ia Corte de Distrito las resoluciones
pendientes sobre varios juicios.
En- Lsres fueron detenidos por el
cabo Brugusras, Juana Radilo y Ma
nuel Lopez, autora y c6mplice del ho'
micidio On un hijo de Badillo. Ingre'
saron en- Ia carcel custodiados por
fuerzA dc Ia pollcla.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
st. ls. San Juan, R,-A una eua
dra de los carros elSctricos y princi-
palss edifcies del Gobierno. Esplsn'
dida vista o la bahia. Baaos moder-
nos sauitarios. Hsbitaciones frescss.
Exquislta comida puertorriqueda y
americans. Presios moderados. -EMI.
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuda de Masferrer
Sc ha dictado divorcio ertre
la seiora dofla Georg ma Pu'gdollers
don Antonio Monrroig.
-En ell correo pr6xtmo embar
carAn hacia Estados Unidos, los GO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-29
EDIOTO

En- 10 Corts de Distrito del DIstrito
judicial de San Juan Puerto Rico.
Estados Unidos de Americs. El Pre-
aidente de los Estados Unidos: IS.
Empiszamiento - Timoteo Gonzalez
Pelaez, demandante. c mira Maria
Acosta Ramires, demand ada.
FL Pueblo de Puerk Rico, q Maria
Acosta y Ramirez:
Por ell prerents edicto que se pu.
blicsra por un mes y una vez DOR Sc
mana, en- un peri6dico de los de ma
yor circula aci6n de esta ciudad. 6 sea
demsndada antrs mencion NADIA.
Por Ia prfs'rte se not flea & usted
q,e Sc ha pr.,entado On Ia oficipa
del Secretsrio de Ia Corte de Distrito
judicial de San Juan Puerto Rice, Ia
demanda del actor autes ,citsdo en- Ia
,,cual SO estab ece contra usted una
reel NJ aci6n de divortlo siepdo 10 III.
plica de djcha 6emsnda como sigue:
Suplico & la Co, to que ss sirva admi.
t'r esta demanda, ordenar que SO cite
" emplace & Ia demandada Maria
Acosts y Ramir zy al Mipisterio Fis.
cal y declsrar en- su dis con lugar ell
divorcio y roto el vfnculo matrimonial
con los demas pronuuclsmientos del
caso 6 imponiendo las costa. q dicha
demandsda. Y se notifics a usted que
de no comparecer q contestar q dicha
demanda dentro de los diez dias des.
pues de notificado, 81 la nCtifcaci6n
90 hiciere en- el distrito y dentro de-
los veinte diss, 81 SO hiclere fuera del
distrito, pero eu 10 isla dc Puerto Ri
co y dentro de los cuarenta dias, si q
hiciere en- otra parte, el demandantt
podra solicitar de Ia Corte le sesn con
cedidas las peticionss que hubiera he
cho en- Ii demanda previo los trAmi
ses de 10 Ley. Es abogado de Ia par
to demandants don Alberto Maril
} Marien. Extsndida bajo mi frma el
Puerto Rico, hoy 10 de Septiembre d.
l sos. Jose 3. Fig,sras, Seer e,ario
Por Jose G. Torres, Secretario suxi
liar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-29
mi nnlnlOu Una casa com'siO-
oOIOV"otOU' ceAfta un empleadO

que sea buen corresponsal Ingles y
Es & afiol cen suficiente practica y co.
nocimieptos generates sobre trabsios
de oficin8.
Es condici6n indispensable que
sepa maneiar la maquinilla y que CO.
nozca Ia estenografia, 81 possible. Re.
quierense buenas referencias,
Direcci6n' Reansol. Apartado M.
Ponce. m. d.