davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
say OF BADGES.

Mo9- my Kind Of a badge q act25r-
ity gees wren The Seattle police H.
parri. ent Is in hurry - seoi oar
special officers. Men fer duty il such
an instance are sometimes scarce.
toe The other night Dective Wapper
stein vas detailed on a case and the
officer called for additional help. a
Newspaper man who is noted for his
great stature and weight was handy
ard the chief swore him in.
Bar the special refused TO go
without police badge, and after
ransaeaing his desk the chief predae
ed huge star and decorated him
Not until he returned ard was relIev
"a from duty did the newspape! man
learn that the shield he wore bore
the inscription Dog Catcher. City oi
Seattle Seattle Posc-Intea seneer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
NOTICE.

WOLF NICHOLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
REMOVAL NOTICE

NJ I y Matthew'S has moved his
5c@ If business fs9a East Third
a4sR4e = ia5 t,a9t Fa1fh avenue.
49, asea h. p-aseA 10 serve th"
4eac ttf Matthew BABBEG rs
EFgF' PORK and MUTTON dailg
z.4a h3a. gA tAt be.g Kansas Cjty
a.eats s' ,r5s.Fs sol cited
W MATTHEW'S
s 80 F.5s, F'Hft Ueaae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

EFas All ae received - he under
slgned fer IN 1ay, be4iaan4 Apri.
fag IL carry n 9f mai Ia and from
In gostqfiee and 1he IRON Mountain
an Cotton Bel sal ons Blaaks viii
ae furnished applicants Al further
}ts.drFssst .ou Ntlf 5e gwen out by the
udarsi4Eet
f = Ff=RTff. P9staaster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

O.. success has been due to jQ4;-
clos. persistent advertising more
t..1 - &ry hing else. The Hygeia
a5-e. a.ver amounted To much Qu-;l
began spending To- Of morey
t. 81. t1e people about i5.-ayge;a
hat4l OIL Point Comfort
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

NOTICE..

fae a. surrendered the lease en
tae balaIn@ 24S Main street. owned
- Mrs Garf StQbbieheid, am no
1au2er responsible for notes Of mine
aeld o. Mr. Stubblefe.d and Jas.
: siusoH.
attl WOLF NICHOLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
q. = r + r r r r = +
+ LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
T. T. = r r r + r r + r r =

! II " Boyc d"yotes his time 10 rents
OAK and pine wood Phone w Fl
Bo>d Old phone 902.
Born. 10 Mr. and Ms. Warren T.
rI9nn. April :. a daughter
II yoa want Or HanIdsen CALI
coon aud BedeII.s drug store.
For .alo-soda fountain and FUR
ntnre cheap Apply @21 Olive street.
Sand delivered on snor' notice.
Dawkius Sand company Old phon"
HeH.
-e q Schemes has moved his bi-
cscIe aud repair shop to @27 Matt
treet
H#c@c.a- and automobiles repair
Cd. CalI at 81 Main street. c. G
Scheneh
Are y0u aware Of tie fact that the
Anchor Laundry does the best work
| E he city
II quality appeals to yop
vaa ned rs 10 do your wiring. tpon
Electric company.
Waof any @phoney9 wiring ov r.
Iaaed7 That's or. business Union
Esrc'a5c Company
rha alleqs IN the business por=
ton OF the cjty are =beins given their
-Pr05 cleaning
Purse lost containing slo.75 III
money reward wilEbr paid if retorn=
I'd t. Graphic office.
My new Enc of 1905 wheels has
been received. call and see them
seaenek. 80 Man street.
cry Betectiye Ed Check is sci
fn4 ehlef Of police today during the
565e6e.. Of ehtef J. z c4lpepper.
Nf. b Gottie6 IS able to be oaf
afGer a spell of sickness and will leave
tonight fof northern points for his
Aealth
Sidney HeIms new and second-
hand store. We buy aud sell furni.
tllre. 4t09es. or anything. al 30 West
Second avenue
Remember am still writing
fire insurance in cid line companies.
See me at Ill Main street. W. Z
TanllersIey.
For ,ale-A ~ Jersey milch COW.
giving about three gallons of milk per
Gay. Apply r /. MeGehee. 52S Main
Street. Malikin's store
The Anchor Laundry. with its
aew process of washing without chlor,
lde Of lime. is conceded as doing the
best work In the city.
All kinds of cook stoves and
ranges. new and secondhand W. sci!
II m cheap Sidney Helns. 2lo West
Second avenue
Gasoline stoves. all kinds best
aaka. and lew prices See Sidney
ielms. new and secondhand store.
2to West second avenue
has. H4ye5e& is abe te p1a"e
loans and il YOU 1es re to borrow it
*. u. to vour interest % see him
aaice al IL Pine street
E.eayed one darn bay mare.
a5oat sixteen hands 4A Su5tablf.
reward =foa aet retqsa . \. y. Foster.
Seventeenth and Cheers streelS. Pine
8 at Ak
los of secondhand e.ado3
5444 W. ha1- -henl ne" ard all
ea.of- - ~ cen-s eaea. S. Sidney
Ele.r.5. ia w. Second avenue.
H2 bargains n secondhand ss".
a4 @aeaina.. " keep al kinds Of
uasa.4a lpplia- Machines for rent
5.es.-5 fla.ms. - Mrst Second ave
u...
wanted. energetic nan II each
c.f4aes 10 post 5isns advertise and
distribute 5ample7 Salary 81 week.
il and EXPENSES Honesty and di3po
s. % - earn sata@x u.cre essential
than experience & a ParAar 12o
f.a4.5n4s stree. P4..15e2phia. Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

+. l. a4oise 5ec Business nan to
ea41 from sp-at5as af,y dollars
for adYerfising sin piy because he can
r.et aaor4 10 spend a laousand =
American Garir' IN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

A mother says aec son has the ar.
ist.c tempnranea. ehea ha can I earn
his 0xn living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
YOU LADIES
------

G4ras srs Z saaas tna ZOE
w. as#,z z.aH a50a 08 of
.2ass -. SEe can aa u
sea assz- f..eza gszg=
is' ~ 5s-=eaI aa 7..F
.al $50 .a4 OF 54aue
39a
BEDDING CO.
:. : .-aef #a1aze-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS IN REAL to Al :.
F'or st,s-=
I'D, w. second a7eas= '3'3=
/ house
7o5 soY,a STATE s-.=e.. s.'2.ou
house
1904 vest stve... .at6 st-.-@
room house.
1919 wes. Fla street. 7..oo'u
house,
1904 West Fifth street. t,ceon
house.
PIG East Eleventh and Alaosma :
story residence, rooms,
7o7 South Walnut street. --ooI
residence.
- block corner Alabama and Gecc-
.ia streets, containing houses.
Unimproyed property
lots Eighteenth and Cherry
street
lcsS Fifth and Plum street
lcts Fifth and Spruce street.
los Fourth and Linden street
lo-, S-septeent1 AID Poplar
street
Io,s Thirteenth. fr1ntiDg Alabama
4nd Geo7g:z, streets
!a,s Ta 18th and B-1c2 ss94.,t.
W So a'so agents sor r. Austsa
~ Tyr ad3i1icn. S2G.a Char.
" - asny Gthar ,oss tAat are
no a,-2-. nj n this a.. = I gov
az ,-sseti u rea. :. - i r..
a. So Us b4.or- buying
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

So a. tea 3
i 4aas no~zs M 2~ee
las a. -. Prs s.
WV 4. =, taces9e aag
g.ss....s hare "a raj
estae@ 5ra .aee.. to write
-. r n paa.n5
..''',3si#s.ez 2ss tago1s and a
ear- s@s ~ saa1a
114cs f9r business.
fAs BAYC0GK
r8a ~ fehn. ca.'
~ .4s sz5ea
\ specific for s.Il es
aeeT,t
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
HEIRS HOPE TO SECURE LARGE ESTATE

Cape May, n. j.. July / (Speciap.-More than five
hundred descendants of a New-York river pilot of
Colonial days will attend a reunion at Tuckahoe
this county on July g. The object of the reunion
and business meeting is to band together in
effort to obtain a fortune said To amount
than 800 0G00Go
If The advice of attorneys who have been
ployed is favorable the heirs will subscribe money
10 paw counsel fees and institute search for the
estate Pnd the papers which establish their claim
to it,
An old family Bible in the possession of Mrs
Thomas Kendall OF Tuckahoe, establishes the fam
lIy connection between Jonathan Steelman and his
descendants. He had three sons-Hezekiah, Mat
thfas and Andrew-from whom descent is estab-
II the lawyers think il advisable all the real
estate records the early years of the century in
Ncy-York will be examined. 1t is also hoped TO
find the lease in the possession of some of the
heirs.
According to family tradition. Jonathan Steel
man owned 4 plot of ground in lower New-Hork
including the site of the City Hall. He leased this
land in the first years of the century for period
of ninety years Early in the present year an
advertisement asking for information concerning
the heirs of Jonathan Steeman inserted in the
NeW-York newspapers Some of the heirs an
swered it, but received reply. They then en-
deavored TO find out who had authorized the adj
vertisement, but unsuccessful Twenty or
more lawyers retained by as many Of the
heirs, but without result
Now general call 10 all the heirs, who are
s. Uttered throughout New-Jersey, Pennsylvania
and New England. has been issued, and an associa-
ton will concentrate time and effort and save
expense is TO be formed.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

nome in winter and pays $25 day for her fam
ily's summer accommodations in the Adiron-
dacks, takes special pride in the porch of her
city home On this she lavishes not only her
money but her services, and every morning
at o'clock she can be seen on her knees, scrub
bing the porch floor. No matter how trust
worthy her servants, she seems to feel that they
are not worthy 10 care for her porch
Another Brooklyn woman has a pet economy
which occasions her family considerable anxiety
and that is finishing off medicine. If mem
Der of her domestic circle RECEIVERS from an ILL
ness before eXhausting the remedies ordered by
the physician, this woman actually hides the
bottle and surreptitiOusly takes small doses
until the last drop has disappeared. The fact
that she is perfectly well avails nothing an
argument against this economical practice, and
last spring her daughters discovered that she
was using up the dregs of two tonics simulta-
neously.
A st. Louis who makes semi annual
trips to New York has passion for remnants
and the dress which gives her greatest satisfac-
tion is that composed of remnant of silk
another of lace, third of passementerie, etc.
and she will visit shop after shop. paying un-
limited cab hire, until she secures remnants
which harmonize.
Perhaps this woman may count among her
distant relatives New York woman who never
uses materials the season in which they
bought. She buys her raiment for 1905 in 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Frequently These Little Hobbies Cost
More than They Save.
copyright, 1908. by Anna S. Richardsonl

rule in the directorate of a certain trust COM
pany. When a member absented himself from
4 meeting the SO due him for his valuable SER
vices divided equally among the other
members present. Oddly enough, these men,
who counted their holdings not in dollars but
in thousands of dollars. seemed to think more
of the small increase due them under such cir
cumstances than the usual fee of $40. The at
tendance at all meetings picked up remarkably.
Then came day which New-Yorkers will not
forget, day of cold rain turning to sleet,
of keen north wind rising to blizzard.
"Ah,'' said Mr.. A, whose offices were nearest
the corporation building. this is the time I
get the whole 500. Not another man will
venture out
So he turned up the collar of his greatcoat
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

while the summer frock which will do duty in
July, 1906. is just now being purchased at some
bargain sale, to lie in cedar chest for year.
One side of her attic is lined with long,
cedar chests, which contain everything,
from Oriental rugs to laceedged handkerchiefs,
each article purchased at q sale and rlpenlng
for twelve months more Not until her
daughters arrive at the dignity of a dress allow
ance do they know what it means to have up
to-date frocks
In Philadelphia lives a woman whose hobby
is butter saving. Woe unto the maid who fails
to collect every scrap of the precious golden
article, for which is reserved a special jar, i'm
maculately white. The butter balls served at
her table are infihitesimal and doled out with
grudging hand. Not long ago a young girl
who had been visiting this womans daughter
took her departure among the sincere regrets
expressed by every member cf the family eX-
cept the mother Hardly had the door closed
upon the guest than the woman said abruptly:
May, l do rot wish Miss NJ. to visit here
again"
Why" exclaimed the entire family in chorus
Because" said the mother impressively. she
takes three helpings of butter at each meal.
have watched her. Three helpings of butter
She never missed it once"'
And that has real estate holdings
valued at half a million!
At a New-Jersey coast town, famous for its
inexpensive cottage and tent life is a landlady
whose coming is not pleasantly anticipated by
her neighbors. She half dozen cot
tageS, which she rents to summer colOniStS
living herself on a farm some twenty miles
from the resort. Twice year she to the
city by the sea-in spring to set her cottages in
order and in the fall to close them for the
boy whom she has taken from an orphanage
and her supplies for their stay packed in
generous market basket. 1t is strictly against
her rule to buy further supplies if she can
borrow, therefore Mrs. B. her left is
importuned-by the small colored person-for
half cup Of sugar, or few crackers, Just
enough for my soup few tablespoonfuls
OF rice for pudding; while Mrs C. on her
right is asked for the loan" of a little tea, or
some oil, or ink. 1T does not pay" she explains
ito lay in much when you're staying only a few
days" SO the neighbors realize that while this
rich woman's cottages being set to rights
they must half-support her, or become involved
in that most unfortunate of affairs. neighbor-
hood quarrel
In the same class belongs a Washington
woman who always leaves home when guests
appear upon the domestic horizon.
There, Helen" she will say to her eldest
daughter, is money to run the house for a
few days I'm going over to stay with mother
OF course, it's all right for you to have COM
pany and we've got to do some entertaining for
your fathers sake, but can't sit by and see
his good money wasted on strangers.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

the most artistic designs yet
shown. Carnations, rOsehuds.
double wreaths and small boU-
ouets on white or tinted grounds
some with background OF cross 81
bars or net effect ....-..s.....-s
Nowhere in New York can you
buy them for the price.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Special Sale of
Sailor Made FammOcks

Noted for durability and adapted
particularly for Children's use and
for picnic and camping parties
All made Of twisted cotton cord.
knotted together every inches. 80
that II one part should break 1f
cannot affect the entire hammock
Very convenient-can be put into
small compass-easy TO carry.
Three numbers, as fOllows:-
single cord.
50 cent IIamrnocks. }length II IT. 80
(bed #.
., o. rf,r,r,oct,s same size, -
W. ex- heavy cord. 90
same size,
81. 40 HammocKs-- - double cord A-AS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Initial Stationery

Eaton-HurIburt' Venetian
TJnen-Pearl White-goid
embossed initial-new style
envelopes-24 sheets and "A
envelopes 80 ..--.-..-.'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
A Sale of Suit Cases
At Prices to Suit

Summer Travellers.
SUIT CASES Of Solid Leather
"a inch-Steel frame-Quilted z OK
satin Hned-brass lock and
catches-instead OF $500. O...-.-- }
SUIT CASES Of Cowhide Leather RI
Solid brass lock and catches SA. .OO
linen lined-value $59S ..------
Women's Sole Leather Suit
Cases 4-inch-brass trim gs- z Or
quilted satin lining-leather
straps and catches. es..-.-.-....--
Outfitters ask S. so and $1,000 for their
equall
Suit Cases OF Sole Leather-1
linen lned-shirt pocket
heavy leather straps all : HID QS
around-belI knobs-high
class throughout .......-.-.-J
Suit Cases OF Walrus Leather
linen Ilued-shirt fold and = Or
handkerchief pockets-dOuble Ss(O
inside straps-were SLIGO -.--.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Picnic Requisites

WAY Inncbeon Paper-quire. ...-.-. Z
crepe Paper Lunch Sets
table cloth and one dozen
doylies and one dozen napkins i
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Artistic Sets for
Room Furnishings.
Cream Monte Cloth. emb'd and feather
stitched with pink. blue. nile. yellow or
red-looks like hand work-match designs
comprising
Table cover-yard square. ....-..... 80
Centre Piece for Table. ...........-. .49
Cushion slip Covers-2O inch..-..... .49
Head Rest ......................... 40
Work Box ...-.-..-.....-.--.... .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
$4,000 Yards Nubelines ~
Rrorolht Out to Sell at Shilling

Not to be judged for they are perfect IN
Eoiennes that sell at dollar
% nrei An the popular oongs light and darkwn wnte neeks
or vaegated spashes or small nsres asc
Dresden
bought all there was moi an
ot,cr yarI can be had price after these are sold
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
This has been
A Great Season
for
Summer Drapefies.

That tendency to keep home com
Portable and cOSey looking with
lighter draperies, Portieres and
Curtains grows greater each season
is proven by our largely increased
sales of these goods.
OUR POPULAR PRICES
ENCOURAGE 1T, TOO!
Ramboo Portieres- -Geometrical designs
Lattice top-36 IT. X S.3 tt
elsewhere 81. 80 ........-..---.--- 80
Rice Bead Portieres-Japanese designs
Lattice top-3.6 #. S.3 ft--
value S29S Observation-Disclosures. 30
Special in Rich Rope Portieres-
solid or two tones-handsome
festoon valance-extra heavy rope -
were $3.50 ...................---. 3.9SI
Glass Bead Portieres-artistic
colorings and designs 800
value S11.OO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0.SS
Fancy Curtain Swisses-36 inch
Stripes, Figures and Spots -,
value .1211 -.''''' a
White and Arabian Sash and
Vestibule Iaces-27 and SO inches
wide-paneI centres and stripe
effects-Lengths from II to 20
yds.-were so and .Ss-choice. .0S
Manufacturer Lace Curtain
SamDleS-0 yuS- " US
one, two or three pairs OF style- 20
each. SO. .49-. So 80
About one-quarter real value
RufF1ed Net Curtains-extra strong net
extra good lace and insertings-
value 81. 20 ....--...-..--...-- 40
Belgium stripe Slip Coverings
+yvo styIes-value .17....-....-,-.- Il =
French Tafretas and Art Tickings-
rich vines. large rose and 1O
affacfS-value q
Monte finish Cretonnes-Japanese.
Floral and Conventional designs
value II observation-disclosures = y
Down proof Furniture Sateens-
newest designs and colortngs-
value 80 .......,.-.--........ z
Decorative Burlaps-artistic
designs-value % -.-.....--'.'''' 10
F'ix'd Art Denims-rich ,,,
oriental effects-value 10. I'm
Initial Stationery
Eaton-HurIburt's Venetian
Idnen-Pearl White-goid
embossed initial-new style
envelopes-24 sheets and "a "a
enveIopes-usually 80 ..--.-.--.'
Picnic Requisites
White Crepe Paper Napkins-lOo' ~
Wax Luncheon Paper-quire. .
crepe Paper Lunch Sets
table cloth and one dozen *
doyiies and one dozen napkins 10
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
CARPETS.
DANCING.


SHOTWELL'S School for Dancing EGG
Washington-st., Brooklyn; open all sum
uer; lessons. 81. guarantee ticket. So.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
ANOTHER SALE OF an
81 CENT ORGANDIES. -. .aV

New assortment White and black. beau
tifuIIy printed with Rose Sprays or large
sprays In pink, hellotrope. yellow. blue.
&c.-Fine even weave, sheer quality--a
sensational oneTingi
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SOFT WHITE BATISTE
WAISTS-FrSnch Lingerie - n.
S+vIac worth sc OO aO.2l

Black Chiffon TaffefaS
"Guaranteed"- En
26 inches wide, 'V>
One of the best Black Silk values
of the season and like all Silks here
offered. of strictly reliable quality.
Two inches over the
usual width and fully % per cent
better than usual for the price.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16

negacio de tabaco y & su fAbrica, por
el creiito que ha alcanzsdo y los re.
eursos con que cuents, esta preparan.
do el sembrsdo de dichs hoja bsio
toldo, que no dudarlo les dar& un
buen resultAdo.
Con 10 apimaci6n de la fiesta
que SO prepara, hs surgido entire al-
gunos element)s de valer, Ia idea de
volvsr & levantar un centro de solsx y
recreo, qle es tan necesar.o para 10
cultura de los pueblos, ca 10 hermosa
casa del amigo doctor Barreras, tad
pronto sea desocupada por Ia trasla'
ci6n de las e,cuelas que la ocupan, d
otra casa de material que va termi.
mar, dc su propisdad'
En- ell pssado mes de O-tdbre SO
iuscribleroa en- el regislro civil 40 de.
funcior es, . fetos, Il nacimjento y 4
cas ami.ntos.
-Ha habido varios casos de Va.
rioloide que privsba d algunos nifios
de as.sttr q la clsss en- las escuelas.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
CRONICA

chas gigantescAs del espfrltu y de 10
voluntsd, de vida intenss, dc vida pu.
ramente cerebral, On que el hombrs
libra batallas terriblss con las ideas
' los sentimientos, el srtists tiene for.
zosaments que impregoarse de pesi.
mIsmo y esteriorizsr on sus obras ssos
combates intsrnos, de anhelos no sa'
tisfschos, dc esperanzss musrtas, de
dudas que envenenan el alma, de dom
de re.ults que el <psrsonsje reinant',
de nusstra epoca 81 sl ser 81 mas com.
plejo embrollado que % conoce en- 10
historic.
No 90, pues, Ia poesfa, & la que
voltaire llamabs <la primera de las
srtes, cosa inltil 6 bAladi, segdn
Green algunos, sino compsndio dc 10
vida.emocional del individuo y do las
colectlvidades.
Ysi el srte o. slibsrtad,, segdn
Proudhcn, y emancipation, seg1n
G oethe, no pueds nj redimirss nj Ii.
bertarss pueblo que no rirde quito al
arte, pueblo incapaz de percibir Ia
emoci6n que .en las slmas superiores
produce Ia belleza.
Cleric que Heredia results un poe
to fno & fuer de sparecer psrfecto;
modelaba sstatuas y camsfsos, psro
sin alma; mas no se puede negar que
era un romantico que en- sus obrai
rendfa quito q un ideal humane el
ideal do Ia be|leza. Y cuando el po-
sittvi,mo empieza 4 invsdir & los que
blos de nuestra raza. es una desgracis
que desapareEcan poetas como Here
dis, llamsdos & estimular los senti.
mientos do esos pueblos hsblandolel
de amor dc bslleSa, Mfal&ndoles Q
camino de Ia regeneration, despertan-
do en- el alma dc las multitudes la sec
ardiente do un ideal.
Sintamos el amor al arte, el amol
4 10 bsllexs que hace & los pueblo
fasrtss y her6lcos y glori6quemos a
ser privilsgiado que con una pincela
de, EN- un verso, con un ritmo, con vi
golpe de cincel, hsce vibrar las cuer
dss de nuesira alma, transportando
nos a Ia vida del ensuefo, que o. Ii
vida del ideal, fuente de Ia libertsd
de Ia emancipation do las concisnci aa
Los puebos no pueden vsgetar o.
vez do vivir, y para vivir se necesit
un ideal. <Vlvimos-decfa Rsnan-
del perfume de un vaso vacfo IQaie
| 10 llenara do nuevo?
Mariana kbrlI.
J Nusva York, Octubrs, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
UA PAPA PRACTICE
Nusva York, Octubrs, 1905.

Cast todos los dias de- oil Papa
Pho X nuevas y fehacisntes pruebss
dc que es un hombre pr6ctico. En- Ia
actualidad 90 encjentrs muy ocupado
en- cobrsr todos los cr6ditos diIcuti.
bles con el Vaticano.
Ell Papa Leon XIII tenfa 10 cos
tumbre de avxlliar & las familIas ro.
msnas que ICE habfan arruinado por
su fidelidad q la Santa Sede, prestan-
doles dinero de cuando en- Guar do. De
esa msnerA podfsn solventar sus apu
ros de momento las tamiias Borghe-
SO, Ludovici, Piombino, Massino y
otrss.
Psrece, como era natural que su.
cedisra, que algunas cantldades gran
des no 10 fueron jsmSs devue'tas; ,
como los tiempos que corren son muy
pocos fsvorables para oil Vaticano,
econ6micamente haolando, Su Sauti.
dad ha decidido cobrar todas esas deu.
das.
Pero 10 mas ssombroso del case
go que, como exists un prominent'
marques que no puede devolvsr ls can
tidsd de rs, 900 pesos reclbids en- pres
tsmo hscs sgunos sHos, dicese out
Sc est& tramitsndo va ls demands CO
rrespondisnte para llsvsrlo q los tri
bunsles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-16
SOBRE FL H|PODR0M0

Hsmos tenido ocss,6a dc ver en- Ia
ofoina de SanldAd local el piano ge-
neral para el Hipodromo de San Juan
Que ha sido remltldo al genls'o de
Ia ciudad para su aprobsclon. Es un
msguidco trabsio y Sc deb, 81 buen
gus,o del ipgsnlsro stnor del Vslls
Zsuo.
LIS pisa Consta de 750 metros, La
tschada gus de 4 la plsts usns trss
sntrsdas, una 8 10 tribuns, osrA 81
campo , etra para cochss; la tAcha
do que da q 10 carrsssrs Iens aos es
usleras dc sntrada, La srlbuna lera
bsst ante amplla para sontensr ~ pal
cos y 37l asientos. AdemAs tiene 90 la
psrte posterior IN depAitsmsnto para
.ertulia. Cusnta con tres cssetAs, una
para el iurado, otrs para apaestas J
ORA para 10 orquests,
El Hp6dromo do San Juan a iuz'
gar por sstos desslles, Ssra un edifsio
sspacioso, ve4tilado de bellfsimo
aapecto.