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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
ORGANIZE COOPERATIVE.
Farmers Around Wishtman Get To-
uether and Start Grain Business.
100. r;,,,,e Y9oruh1iran

Farmers Around Wishtman Get To-
uether and Start Grain Business.
Special Times Republican.
Gowrie, June S.-Mr. j. j. Gaffney,
of wightman, in Calhoun county, be-
3lieying that cooperative grain
company was needed in Wightman,
started out to organize such com
pany. In one day he succeeded in plac-
ing $500 Of the stock. He then tele-
phoned C. G. Messerole, secretary OF
the Farmers, Grain Dealers Associa-
tion Of Iowa, to be in Wightman June
18th. and called meeting for that
date.
) The meeting was called to order at
2:30 o. m, ard at $3.50 p. m. perma-
nent organization had been erected,
and $500 paid over to the treasurer.
Officers were chosen and the directors
were instructed to secure charter ana
to buy or build an elevator at once,
The following officers were chosen.
which insures the success of the com
many at wightman: President, L. ID.
Wilson; vice president, Steve Gaffney'
secretary, Charles Bowling; treasurer.
] W Brown. Directors. j. Gaffney
L. u. Parker, Joseph Buffman' Joseph
Movers. George Moss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
IN A PREDICAMENT
stratford School Board Finds Itself
With Plenty Of Money for School
Building and No Place to Build.

Special to Times-Republican.
perintendent Gerber went to Stratford
this morning, called by a telephone
message announcing that the school
board is having some difficulty as to
the matter of procuring grounds upon
which to erect the new school building
1t will be recalled that two weeks ago
Stratford voted to issue $4,000 worth
of bonds for the erection Of a school
house. Thus they have the money for
the building but have no grounds upon
which to construct it.
At the time the bonds were voted the
board of directors supposed that they
had a deal which could be closed at
any time for the necessary lots upon
which to erect the new building.
After the votes had been taken and
they were ready to sell the bonds. it
appears that the deal for the lots In
some way fell thru and the board was
in the peculiar predicament Of having
plenty of money to build the Dulldlng
but no place tc put it. The county SUI
perintendent was hastily called IN
the hope that consultation with him
will straighten out the tangle and re-
suit in the contamination OF the deal for
the lots, so that the board can go ahead
with the erection of the building.
The Iowa law provides that the board
can erect the school building where
ever they may choose. They must
have the site properly appraised, how
ever by three disinterested parties and
then must pay the price at which the
grounds have been appraised. As to
just how the Stratford controversy will
be settled is not known, but in the
event that it cannot be settled AMIGA
bly,, the board will very likely go
through the. necessary condemnation
proceedings and get the land they
want in this Way
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
ANOTHER PIONEER DEAD.
Funeral Of Jared w. Ford Was Held at
Spencer This Week.


Funeral Of Jared w. Ford Was Held at
Spencer This Week.
Special to Ylmes-Repub.icaE.
Spencer, June 8. - The funeral OF
Jared w. Ford was held Tuesday after
noon at the Friends church, conducted
by Rev. w. c. Harvey, of Greenville
Mr. Ford was born in New York
state, July 10, 1888, and his boyhood
was spent on his fathers farm. He
married Pauline Blanchard in that
state and later they moved to Jasper
county, Iowa. and in 1868 they moved
on a farm in Polk county. eight miles
north of Des Moines. In 1870 he settled
on homestead in Herdland township.
Clay county In 1892 he sold his farm
and moved to Spencer, where he has
since resided In 1897 his wife died and
he has since made his home with his
daughter, Nellie Osborne, Of this place,
at whose home he died. He was the
father Of seven children all living, and
all were present at the funeral. In the
death Of Mr.. Ford, Clay county loses
another of her pioneers. and a most
highly respected citizen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
CHURCH HAS ANNIVERSARY.

Presbyterian Society at Grand junction
Has Picnic in Honor of Event.
Special to Times-Republican
Grand Junction, June 9.-Yesterday
was red letter day for the Presby-
terrain church society here. It cele-
brated the thirty fifth anniversary OF
it's existence, by church picnic in
Mrs. Herrons grove. Tables were set
and loaded with delicious viands. Rev
6. N. Lucock, of Chicago, and Rev
William NJ. Evans, of Cedar Rapids
both former pastors here, were pres
ent. Both were able and popular men
when here, and sought wider fields for
their energy. The after dinner speech
es and "reminiscences were entertain
ing and instructive. The day was de-
lightful, and all seemed to make good
use of it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
Mass Meeting at Bode.

.
Bode. June "a mass meeting OF
farmers and others was held in the
opera house, for the purpose of talk
ing over the advisability of starting
earmers' elevator, also to deal in coal
md salt and possibly lumber. good
teal of interest was shown commit
tees were appointed to investigate, and
solicit subscriptions.
The committee for the Fourth of
July celebration are all working hard
md indications are that Bode will
lave the best celebration in its his
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. o. Hanson were
Redw.ng. Mimi, visitors the fore part
of this week.
The double store of Kinseth Bros.
is now in operation, and makes a fine
addition to. our town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
MIXED HIS PoIsoNs,

Cedar Rapids Boy Tried to Suicide at
His Fathers Grave.
Special to Times Repubican.
Cedar Rapids, June 9-Russell L..
Blachley, the young son of the late @.
B. Bachley, while Respondent went to
Oak Hill cemetery and hunting up the
grave of his father took a quantity of
morphine and strychnine and lay down
to die. His early discovery by people
who thought he was drunk and the
fact that he mixed his poisons alone
prevented him from carrying out his
desires.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09

ton of new evidence in the case of
Osborn VS.. Osborn. The motion was
sutained, and the case will be tried
in the September term of court.
Eugene Henley, superintendent OF
schools at Brooklyn was here yester-
day Interviewing the school board re-
garding the position made vacant by
the resignation of Superintendent
Thornburs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
j. R. Watkins Medical Co.
WlNoNA. MINI.

..Thoss whom can not see by per.
sonaI canvass may always get our
goods by calling at 107 East Church
street, Marshalltown. Those who need
goods before my regular trip, call or
mail your ordera Prompt attention
given to mail orders. Express prepaid
on orders Of $3.50
Az sHAckELFoRp. AGENT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
ODD FELLOWS CONVENTION.

Members of the Order In Hardin
County Meet at Iowa Falls.
Special to Times -Republit:an.
Iowa Falls, June 9.-1'he ODD rel
lows, of Hardin courty held a most
successful convention In this city
yesterda-- the meeting, closing last
evening with the plification of
the initiatory degree by the Union
subordinate lodge in the new Odd
Fellows hall and the Rebekah degree
IN the old X. of P. and L o. o. F. hall.
The next meeting of the county or
ganization will be held ut Hubbard IN
1906, the following being the newly
elected officers Of the county conven-
ton at the business session yesterday:
President, ]. o. Wood, Hubbard;
secretary, W. A. Ufford, Hubbard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
CAT ADOPTS CHICKENS.
Henry pykstra's Old Tabby Looks
After Motherless Chicks.

Special to Tines-Republ1can.
Orange City, June s.-Henry Dyk-
stra a farmer living near, town has a
brood of chickens that have been
adopted by an old cat. Pussy has a
like brood of her own but she made no
fuss over raising the chicks deserted
by their mother during the recent
cold. Along in the evening the chicks
will huddle around the cat who recog-
nizes them as part of the family and
readily makes room for them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
WILL SEEK FOR COAL.

GrinneII Company Takes Option on
Grounds Near City.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, June 9.-The Carney Coal
Company is securing options on
strip of territory southwest of town
with a view to prospecting there in a
systematic way for coal, Coal has al
ready been found there in sufficient
quantities, 20 lead them to consider
the field worth investigating. The
company is already operating mines in
the vicinity of Des Moires, and in the
Ignite fields of the west.
Judge Scott held court in Grinnell
yesterday for the purpose of consider
ling a motion made by attorneys
Morris 6 Morris. for the introduce
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
Fire at Rinslsted.
.ciol 70 a.RanllflIinan

Ringsted June 9.-The large barn on
the j. 3. Butler farm southwest Of
here, occupied by ]. w. Hunter burn
ed to the ground Wednesday night.
The origin of the fire is a mystery, as
there was no lightning at the time, and
nobody had been in the barn with a
lantern since the previous day. All
livestock was rescued
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
ARM IN CORN sHELLER
Henry Penning Meets With Terri
BILE Accident.

BE Accident.
Special to Times Republican,:
LeMars, June 9.-Henry Penning a
farm hand employed near town had his
hand caught in corn shelter and it is
feared he may not recover from the
wound. The flesh was entirely strip
ped from the bones of the forearm and
physicians fear he cannot live.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
THE WAY

lies in the proper getting
good water, paricu
food that will easily digest and noush and
rebuild, not clog
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
NICE TO
FORGET YOUR STOMACH

like other part of perfect running machine
No JAR shock
vyork-duty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
A Food Expert,

food what kind
rebuild it knowledge
ekilful way produce perfect food and called it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
The Old Jov

youthful of vgor
denergy forgotten,
the onlachb
al there
dn recipes fascinating
n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
J. E. HODGINs.
VI D. v. D. (Presidente)
SThs Ontario Veterinary College. ,
IN ArChlvO sin arehlVorO.
Hay alif muchos papeles que nece.
sitan ser ordenados.

La Corto de Distrito de San Juan,
tiene 50 cargo y en- 10 que ali SO
llama archivO, los documentoa Y ex
pedientes de Ia antigua AUDIENCES.
juZgGdos de primeEa inatanCia de ID
capital y de u islG. re0istF0 civil, &
iLfinidad mas de dOcumentos de esq
fhdoIe que oCupGn dos grandes hsbi
tRciones en- el ed. Fl 10 en- que fanciOns
ese tribunal. Parece que se tFOpiezsn d
0lif con 0randeU incOnVenientes GUAM
do hay Que buacSr aIRt1l GnteCedente.
pues no h4y IN empleado que pueda
oCupavse de clio, FeHultRndo gran re-
tras0 Cuando enContFar doCumentos
antiques SO pTeteDde. =
Llama lR atenci61 que esta Corte.
que tRnto trabs j1 tiene ga cargo,
tonga tan FestTipgido on personal,
pueB 81 bien es cierto. que las condi
clones de Ia iBiR no son para pFesupues-
toe lpjosos, debe dsrse & nuestrcG tFi-
bunaies h mayor sum9 de fAcilidad
para deaempefiaF 81 seTViCio material
Que sobre ellos pesa.
IusistimOs en- llamar Ii aterci6n de
Ids p6aimaB condolences de NinatalOci6n
on que 9e 0nCuentF& cd tribunal de Dis
tTito de San Juan. que no por ser del
pals que pSgs. ha de eatar peor aten-
dido que ttras oficinss y tribunRles
donde, deSde Les famaDtes Omaquini-
llaG0 de escribir hastR los ricos y C6-
modes armarios dan entender 81 in.
teres que merecen de los enCRrgados
de sug instalaciones conservation;
est0 sin c0ntar eI mas que suficiente
n9merO de emplekdos de que pueden
dispOneF.
En- el tribunal & que nos referimou,
hay an secretAri0, un tsquigCn fl, un
subseCretRrio. (de nueva creaci6n que
no ha tornado posesi6n de su cargo
aun, pues ri desiRnada ests ID perso
ma que IA de empef1ar dicha p'az.)
an subseCretaEi0 y eD marshsl sub.
marshal. Ei f cal no tiene escribien-
to ri Auxil:ar. TampoCO los demks
funciODarios. PerO ests remediadO
cOh ID mas menoH activiJad de los
que allf trabDien. ya que 81 preaupues-
to no permite msyofes gastoe; pero
les fsltas de comodidad maia pre-
sentaci6n de las 1 Fl mas que Dntes
henos indicado, no pueden disCuI-
paFse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
ANTONIO GRACO.

-DuraDte la ausenCia del DR.. de
Valle en- Los EstadOs UnidOs le susti-
tniFs en- 81 depRFtamentO & ga cargo 81
DR.. don j M. SRIdafIs, inspector de
Sanidad del Distrito NOrte.
En- breve emb lRcaEa para los Eata-
dos UnidCa 81 doctor don Francisco del
Vale AtiIes. SuperintendeIte de las
ofcinRI de Sanida5.
"A d entrads del edificiO del ayun-
tsmient0 BE- ha sthbIocid0 ID oficina del
jsfe de b0mbsFos de San Juan.
En- b desinfeCci6n de d Peniten-
Ciaria de San Juan gastSronse 25 quin-
tales de aznfre, 15 lltros de f0rmaIde.
hldO y acid0 f6nic0 CFudo. y Variau
resmGs de pspel de Manila. para tapaF
laa hendijls y persianas.
Ha sido ampliad0 81 salon que
oaupaba d oticina de b jdnta local de
Banidad.
MULTAS.-EI iuez del VaIIe inn
pua0 este mafis6a diez dollars & Ias
slgnlentea peEsOnaS. pof adultsrNci6n
dc Leche: Juan Mele1deE, San Joi6 8:
Felix Diaz. bnFFi0 AmpaFo; joss B
F0Ete.A Infanta Lui1s; Aguntfn Eaco-
1lEs colltQEe y Agugtina GaGQ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
La aSSmhIGa dc los
TOpubIlCaDOs 8sDa1oIoS.

El seflor NJ Arrasate, seCretario de
ID GLiga de RepublicanOs Espa floIes, ,
infoFma 10 siguiente:
POr indicaCi6n de variol corFeligio-
narios. go est& tFatandO de dAr mayor
extension y Tes0naDCia 6 u Asamb 'es
que el Comit6 de Props ganda de ID
Liga .hAbfa aCoPdRd0 CeIebFar el do
miDgo pT6ximO.
Tr6taae de que asistan s ella repre-
sentaciones de los mss numeFOGOs nti
cleos de republiCanos que existen en- Ha
isIa, y de que tomen psrte cd ell actO
aIgunos eloCuentes 0Fadorea.
OpOrtunamente se notifcar& ID fechs
y local On que hR de celebF0Fse dichO
Ret0. en- .el que quOdaFs definitivamen.
to cOnstituida la GLigS de Republics
nos sEspa 6oleGS en- Puerto Rico.
-Tr6tasa de ConutituiFaa una sso-
eiaCi6n de abOgndos del psia, para
entender on Ia inf 1idad de FeClamRcio-
mes que se aseguFR ser6n preaentadas {
los tribunaIes en- fHhS pF64imo, CON
tFa prOpietsrios de diatintos puntos de
u isla. Esta cIaae de asuntos, como
las damsndaa por seduction baten aI
sEeoords ca nuestFos trihunSIes, de
gpcos a6ag { cote paRts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
LAS MuIERRS

abtrridas. Sc dice que los hom-
bres tienen que trabaiar Y las mu-
jeres llorar; pero desgraeiadamente
en- este mundo tan ocupado, & me-
nudo sucede que las muieres tienen
que trabajar Y lorar a Ia vez. La
mujer triste y aburrida pierde su
apetito y Sc adelgaza y debilita.
De Vez en- cuando tiene ataques de
palpitaci6n Y Sc We obligada 4 guar
dar CANA por ano 8 dos dias,
81 entonces hay alguna epidemie
como Influenza 8 paludismo, es
casi SECURE que sufrira un ataoue
que q menudo pr9para ell camino
para afecciones cr6nicas de La gar
ganta, pulmones y demas 6rganos,
siendo difcil yer como terminar6.
D6jese que la mujer cansada Y re-
cargada de trabaio descanse todo
10 possible, y sobre todo p6ngase &
su disposition, una botella de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLB
remedio SECURE 6 infalible para to-
dos los males que afectan & la mu-
jer. Es tan sabroso como la miel
y contiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos y curativos del Aceite de
Hlgado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Gompuesto, Extractos de Malta
Cerezo Silvestre. Tomada antes
de conner, aumenta las propiedades
nutritivas de los alimentos cor
rientes, facilitando SUI asimilaci6n
" ha hecho renacer Ia esperanza
el buen hnmor en- miles de hogares
entristecidos. Es digna de la mas
absolute confanza y sus resultados
son seguros en- casos de Impureza
de Ia Sangre, CIorosis, Agotomien-
to, Melancolfa y Tisis. Gel Sr. DR..
Jose M. Guiiosa, de Mexico, dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Senorita que pre-
sentaba saIgunos sfntomas inquie-
tantes en- el aparato respiratorio Y
desde Ell primer frasco comenz6 &
notarse aliYio marcado, habiendo
desaparecido toda huella de enfer-
medad al terminar ell sexto frasco.a =
Cada d6sis es efectiva. Ell degen.
gafo es impossible. En- las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
Esiu1iaRl8s pu8rtOTTi
Qu8liOS en- Canada.
El IOvon GIN TaTIadeIIaS 0btl0n0
uT trIuAfO en- GI ''Thg Ontario
Veterinary College.

eLondon, Canada, Mayo 10. Sr.
Director de eLa COrresp0ndenCia de
Puerto Rico.9 San Juan z. r.
OMuy sefiOF mio:
sDAdO mi gran entueiasnao pOr Lee
IetFas, laa cuagea me he dedicadu Va
rios amos, teDg0 81 honor de enyiar 4
usted las signienta Ifneaa. para su in
seFCi6n en- les columns de ga iluatra-
do peTi6diCO.
GEn los 1'timoH exsmenes VerifcR-
doe en- este plantel de ense flSDza el dla
% del pr6ximO paHadO abFil. plaCeme
manifsstsFle que entire los alumnOs
que han obtenidO Ia nota de esobTesa-
Iients Sc encuentra el j6Ven Juan
Gil Tarradelias, que Bin duda es natlvo
de Puerto Rico.
eDicho i6ven ha hecho unOs exame-
mes briII8ntfsimos especialmente en-
An0ton5G y Pathological hAbiendo re-
Cibido como premiO tres etrstRdoRS
sobre Anatomfa, FisiolOgfa y PAt0lO-
Rfs, tratados OffeCidos pOr el professor
Haack4tt, s IqueI alumnO que mpjor
exSmenes hiciera en- Las susodichaS
asiguaturas; diCho j6Ven que Sc ma
triCuI6 en- septiembre del afi0 pr6ximo
pasado. hG venid0 asistiendo nnuy-
puntualmente & tOdas Lee expliCaci0-
hes de los dem6s pTofssores. siendo
siempre muy consig geradO. pC sus con-
diciones de actiVidad 8 inteligencia.
GYo desearfs pOdeF escribir extern
samente mas el idioma espafIoI para
asf honr0r 81 ioven GTarradellaG0 como
Sc debe, peFo en- dos en- is que estuve
en- Ia Rep6bIica Argentina no pude
dedicRrme mucho "a idiomA espa7lol.
ePor ell ioven TarradeIlas. veo que
en- Puerto Rico hay grGudes tslentos.
que bien CultivadOs seFfan de mucha
utilidad; id6ntics Cos9 sucede on le
ReL 6biicR ATgentins: durante mi
permRnencia en- aquella Cipdad, pude
palpar ClarRmente id6nticGs dispoBi-
clones en- ID mSyofia de los j6venep;
perO no es 81 obi4to de lac siguienteS
linens tratRr sobre h ReE6blicR Ar
gentiuR. sin6 de las cualidRdes lntelec-
tuales = morales del j6ven puertoFrl'
Queflo Juan Gil Harradellas & quien
todos en- cate eOlegiO estimAn y apre-
cian por gu natural disposiei6n para
Ice Ietrss.
clos siguientes i6vanes fueTon apro-
Ibados con nota aobresslieDte: David
TX lees, Charles w. Smith. George G.
R,pp. VIM. r. Sh fer, Robert Jonh-
soia. Paul D. Weiss. Louis Morton,
PatriCh Denis. John M. Denis y el i0-
ven j. g. TarradelIas.
eMuy aRradecido Ie eStare por Ia in.
seYci6n de lac anteriores Illness. hRbien-
do sido mi mayor objstO el de honrar
81 joven TarradelI0s de Ia manerR mas
diYDR. 90. :. =. 49,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
In buGn aTtIcuIO
de nSaeTOVIL. =

Ajustadas 6 ID realidad con sin duds
las tfirmRciones que ca las coIumuag
de nuestro cOIeQR eLa DamOcracisa
hiciera hace algunos dfas SGcTO0jr.1
* ID pattiR gime estFemedida de
Cla brio I'D pi6l triunfantes de ID ma
nada que u domino. no causando ten
solo Ga deggeacia sino 10 que es peOr,
envOLVl6ndOia ca una almost sra de yul-
gaTidad inmensR.D ,
clio dij6fase que & todO Sc extiende
paFece que cuant01 ekfueTzls tien-
den levantar las cosas de tan bio ME
vel, son mirRdos con huFanaEfn. &C.
despei0, con Fecelo. Di1fsse que no
Sc Qulere que les miaeriae, Ias pfQue,
Cansan Solivi6ntase II estulticia. 81
squellas miaeyias Y Rquellaa Dequena.
ces Cayeaen en- 81 polvo del general
desprecio, con elias rodaTfa eata otrn
pequtfiez estR miseria: 81 convencio-
nalismo.
Y ahf dueIe. Cuando ESQ impera,
tedo 10 que supone deoadencia bcsCa
su mant0 protector para impOnerae y
tFiuDfar. Y aef vemos como ignoPan-
tss de Quierea tras c0rtinsjas TODD Ell
mundo RE, son atendidos en p1blic0
con tales halsgos. con tan incompren-
siblee c0ntemporiz sciones que s POGO
tales ignorantes j6zganae capseidades
de 10 altitud del HimaIaya v con eRt6
pioR sonFisa miriam sobre ell hombrO 8
los que mas que ellOs valans per0 CuyR
aItiVez y CuyR dignidad no son c5tiz3.
bles en- el meycad0 de las ConVenien-
cias.
Ea 6stss SO va & vecss muy Ieioa.
ELIAS las convenien Cias-s0n sin duda
los mas elocuentes signOa de an pueblo
decBdente.
P1rque. parece natural que 81 10 que
ae juzQA peIVers0 y ruin no hallara
ambiente pfopicio, del muladaE en- qu :
Ia perveraidad ID ruindad alientan no
saldTfan 6 plena luz Cua'quieFa me-
clio puede elevarse al grad0 de semi
di6B de guaFdarropfss 81 es gus para
clio hezR en lA chsrcs del conventions.
lismo.
Asf, ri hsy estfmQIo para Ias mas
mobiles sspiraciOneB en- los que a. lhslsn
vivir para Ell quito de generCsas ideas,
ri eI artista.va en- toFno otra luz que
Ia de borrosos crep1 culOs de triste ~,
III 81 p9@80uOE ObEU SAuuO Q0G 9QuGA
en- que ID inRratitud ID fslsfa y ID ab-
yecci6n proyectan sus s0mbFag, nj 81
CombAtientepor h general CultuFa y
por ell bien de tOdos otros palenquea
que aQualIoB en que gesticuIan , en-
que destaCGn ga peril innobie los fAr-
saDtes.
Entonces Ia amargnra invade las al-
mas templsdaa 81 calor de sentimientOl
nobiisimoa y algo como ell frfo de in
tenso desalient0 pugna por extiDguir,
poF mAtar d fe.
Mas, no hay que desertar. del campo.
Contra el 0age de Jas med6GaSGS = dt
las asIadQdes debe estar la voluntAd de
los hombres de altura de penGamien-
So, CON ga esfuerz0 Conathnte. con sd
9ugTBIB tusEi7g ayAUEws UUu gU f6 6-nae
despejsndO el enrArecimiento de eatS
eAtm6afera de- YuVgaridad inmensAo d
cusndo no msyores desdichs Is proper.
ciona 4 vecea s nueatgA buena TERRA il.
mercedes ridiCulos. los cuales suelen
arTastrArnos elias medianfAs y nulida.
des en- auge9
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Hoeho saIVaIo G0nslld0 all.
lD0 ,arsestro C0rresp0nsa1.
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Mayo To-.
La tenida f6nebre en- honor del II
Andres Carazo que hR de celenra! Aa
Lueia eTanamS. , tendrs lugaF eA YleFs
messy no el sabadOs como declines en
nue8tr& anterior nOtiCia.
SoIamenta hasta ell did - se admls
tigsn Golicitudes para ingrasaE en- el
cuerpO de bomberOs que se feofRa-
nizR.
-Se hR alberto an ab0n0 en- eata
cindad con eli FIN de traeE la comps Ms
c6micO-I Iirica dramsticR que con tanta
aceptaci6n trabeiR en- esa capital. "a
bpnaos hsy gran animaci6n para Ias
funeiones en peTspectivA pues Sc de-
sean cOnoCer las nueVas zRrzuela8 pues.
tas 6ltimamente en- esCena.
Sc ha taFminadO la apF0 0bacl0n deA
presupuesto municipal para ell p16xl-
mo fIosecor6 6mico con igeras m06ltl-
cIcioneD 81 que riie. SeR6n datos cier-
tos adquiridos, dicho ,presupuest0 aera
menor que 81 actual. Rpeaar del espan-
to Que prodpj0 & lns seflores comlslo-
nadoa para au estudio y que no 90 ocu-
parDn de il & tomar Los informes Lee
Cficioas coEFespondientes, como deble-
ran haberlo hech0 para CeFciorArae DEL
pOrqu6 del Aument0 en- cieHtas partl-
das que eran de indispensable justicis.
u Pronto comenzar6n las obFas de
on Temple Mas6nico en- Ias inmedia-
clones del teatFO. Sc han saCado Las
obras q subasta y se admiten lioitado-
res dichas Obras.
Aver tapde Sc cometi6 en- esta po-
bIaci6n un hecho de verdaderO saliva.
jismO en- uDa nina de doce amos de
elad Ilamada AndFea OyoIs. El Juz
gad0 entiande en ell asunto enContr6n-
dose preBo bSjo fiRnzs el preaunt0 au-
tor del Fepugnante suces0.