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Washington, u. c., Nov. S.-Election re-
turns received by the Associated Press
show that the Democrats have carried tie
mayorality ~canpaign In New York city,
the state ticket in Pennsylvania the state
ticket in Virginia and in the city ticket in
Louisville, while the republicans have
made a clean sweep in Massachusetts and
Chicago and Cook county, and nave car
ried their tickets in New Jersey, Rhode
Island, Nebraska and Maryland. In New
York Hearst had a plurality in the Borough
of BROOKLYN of almost 5000, with fourteen
election districts missing. The returns in
dicate McClellan's reelection by several
hundred plurality. Hearst has charged
fraud in the voting. Bird s.. Coler was
elected borough president of Brooklyn on
a municipal ownership ticket. The New
York election shows that municipal owner
ship will be a considerable factor in the
city politics.
In Ohio the result is still doubtful, al
though the returns to a late hour indicated
the election of Pattison, the democratic
candidate for governor.
The suffrage amendment in Maryland
was defeated overwhelmingly.
Massachusetts elected a republican gov
ernor by a majority approximating that of
Douglas, the present democratic governor.
There were charges of frau In New
York city and in Louisville. There were a
few clashes at the polls, but no serious in
juries.
The following is a summary OF the re-
turns:
New York-Mayor George B. Mcclellan,
democrat, reelected by a small plurality;
VIM. raver Jerome, independent, district
attorney reelected: Bird s.. Coler, muhici-
pal ownership. elected borough president
OF Brooklyn.
Ohio-Both democratic and republican
leaders claim election. Pattison. demo-
crat, carried Cincinnati, Cleveland, city
and county, and the democrats showed
gains in Toledo and Akron.
Maryland-The Poe proposed constitu-
tional amendment. who's purpose was to
d~isfranchise negro voters, was defeated;
republicans elected state comptroller and
city officials. Political complexion of the
legislature uncertain.
Massachusetts-The republicans elected
Curtis Guild, jr., republican governor by
2, 435 plurality. I'M Il. s.. Draper, repub-
hcall, lieutenant governor by S,942.
Rhode ~Island-Clean republican sweep.
Observation-Disclosures was over
whelnl.ng carried by the city party Te-
form ticket; Berry, democrat, elected
treasurer by upwards of 5000 plurality.
Virginia-The democratic plurality is
about 10000 and Swanson elected governor;
polls. The next legislature on joint bal
lot will have % republicans, instead Of 16
as at present.
Salt Lake City-The American (anti-
Mormon defeated the Mormon democratic
and republican candidates for mayor.
Louisville-Democrats elected a mayor
and legislature remains practically I'M
changed with a good working democratic
majority.
New Jersey-Republican gains In legis-
lature sufficient to preclude any demo-
cratic successor to United States Senator
Dryden.
Nebraska-Republicans elected state SUI
preme judge.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
DRINK MAKES HIN TALK
Doctor Explains Why the Kaiser Says
Startling Things at
Banuuets.

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE latest and most curl
Gus explanation OF the ka,ser's %astonish-
ing after-dinner speeches was given by his
private physician to another eminent doc
tor at the medical congress.
AS is known, the kaiser has a small but
malignant growth in the inside ear. which
is Increasing in size at an almost imper-
ceptibly slow pace: il he drinks a single
glass Of champagne. this growth is in
stantly affected. and presses on the BRAIN
causing a cerebral irritation which results
in ebullttions which astound the world.
1t is not suggested that he gets the
worse for drink. but the reaction from, ono
glass Of stimulants has this physical eff
feet. n Is destructive OF his self-re-
styaint
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. s.-For th.
third consecutive time Eugene E.
Schmitz, the union labor candidate, was
elected mayor by a majority of at least
$4,000 over John S. Partridge, the joint
nominee of the republican and demo-
cratic parties.
Returns from 314 precincts out of the
800 give Schmitz AZ, 1902 and Partridge
28.1O8. In addition to mayor. the union
labor party has probably elected it's
entire municipal ticket by a majority
ranging from 10000 to $4,000. Voting
machines We're used for the first time
In all the precincts.
Very little scratching was done. A
proposition to increase the liquor Ii
cense was probably defeated.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. s.-The election
IN Maryland was for a state comptrol-
Ter; legislature and county officers, and
IN Baltimore for q Judge of the SUI
pre.ne court. sheriff city clerk and sur
Veyor.%The issue which engrossed pop
suIar attentionNwas a proposed consti-
Stutional amendment. the avowed pur-
voters. but which aroused wide
sprend opposition among many demo-
cratic voters. Owing to the extreme
length Of the ballot the count has been
slow, and at a late hour last night the
votes In some Ut tie city precincts ard
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HI

Boston, Mass, Nov. s.-Lieutenant
Governor Curtis Guild, jr, of Boston,
the republican candidate, was elected
governor of Massachusetts in the state
election by a plurality of 29,435 over
Charles w. Bartlett, of Boston. the
democratic candidate.
The second place on the ticket,
for which there was an unusually
warm contest. Eben S. Draper, Of
Hopedale, h republican candidate,
won over Henry M. Whitney, of Brook
line, his democratic opponent and the
leading advocate for reciprocity. by a
plurality of 3,942.
The total vote for the two leading
candidates was:
Governor-Guild. republican, 2os,ss4;
Bartlett, democrat, 174,399.
Lieutenant Governor-E. S. Dra-
per, republican, 1852; Whitney, dem
ocrat, $50, 592.
The republicans also elected seven
of the eight members of the executive
counsel and the usual large majority
in both branches of the legislature.
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|G[0S[ RACE
N new YORK
The Returns Thus Far Indicate
That Mcclellan Is Re
! Elected Mayor.
o IS ELECTED
JEROME is ELECTED
Tho Vote on Mayor Is Very Close and
Hearst Maintains That with Fair
Count He May Win Out in
Contest.

New York, Nov. Sat 2 o'clock this
morning the returns from New York
county in the district attorneyshiI
were in with the exception of eighty
two districts. They give jerome, lnde-
100000; ShearN. municipal ownership
65,649; Fammer, republican, 1904
making Jerome's plurality 1897.
The members of the law committee
of the Municipal Ownership league
were in conference early this morning
and decided that legal demands be
made today or tomorrow (Thursday)
at the latest for a ecount of the entire
vote cast in New York city. The Hearst
men declare that the fraudulent voting
throughout the city was the most flag
rant that was ever attempted in this
country.
The county of New York, with forty
six election districts missing, gives
Flamrner, 1857; Osborne, 104,193;
Shearn, 68,701; Jerome. 10T,718. This
gives jerome a plurality of 1926.
New York. Nov. S, 1:45 a. m.-Re-
turns at this hour are complete in
Greater New York in the m~ayorality
contest, with the exception of fi~fty-one
election districts scattered throughout
the city. The vote on these returns
SASSS MSSleLdist usii.oei1l, AAl,ol9,
Hearst. municipal ownership, 21s,s5T;
WINS, republican, 1a2,a17, a plurality
for Mcclellan OF S.15S.
New York, Nov. S.-Returns to mid
night indicated that George B. Me-
Clellan, democrat, is reelected mayor
OF New York by between 3,GG0 and 1900
plurality over William Randolph
Hearst, municipal ownership candidate,
and that William Travers jerome, in
dependent, is reelected district attor-
ney by about 5000 over James w. Os-
borne, democrat.
At midnight Mr.. Hcarst declined to
admit his defeat, and declared his in
tent1On to contest the election. 1T that
time returns from eighteen election dis
trtcts had not beer received. McCiel-
had 205, $685. Hearst, a03,sTo, and
WINS, 1S0,326 votes.
The extent to which the Tan.many
organization Was silasen may be judged
from the fact that there was no fusion
OF the opposition parties, the sean by
which: the Organization has been coal-
bated heretofore, but s4sat Jerome, ruil-
ming as a candidate os no party AID
with his record in Office as his platform,
succeeded in overcoming the former
prestige of the Democratic organization,
and William r. Hearst standing as the
OF tho MuiaiVipll 0Nners.,tp
league. a newstacIor IN New YORK poll
tics, came within a few Thousand Votes
Of being elected mayor &c C.est -e..-
York.
Mr.. Jercme's ~triuusSl w., a.. cl-
tirely q personal ono, and showed tiaa.
an appear maj he a.ade SUCCESSFULLY
TO voters on tic stronghold PERSONAL
honesty and pers.s.
llunciation OF graz,
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remote country districts have not been
counted. The returns SO far received,
however, make certain the defeat of the
proposed amendment by a decisive ma
jority of 10000 or more, and very prob
ABLY the election of Mccullough, repub-
iicall, for state comptroller over Atkin-
son. democrat, and the election Of re-
politicians in three out of four city leg
islative districts. The republican can
city Surveyor in Baltimore are also
elected. Chief Justice Harlan, DEM
otrat, is reelected by 10000 majority.
The republicans did not nominate a
candidate against Judge Harlan, though
w..s an Independent republican
s--stiS~sG.
The political complexion of the next
Legislature is uncertain, and will not be
..ntil the count is completed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
!. !! 4 g ! ! !:
8 ! Is ( ! UNDERWAY
! DAN or THANKSGIVING
SyMAnx Citiss Throughout the Empire
cslsbsats Tho Issuance Of the
cxar's Manifssto-Poies Still
Seek Independence.

ST. Petersburg, NOV. s.-The pros
pect for sweeping extension Of suffrage
in the election sto the national assembly
promised by the emperor. ID published.
AA1terEfhe first days OF confusion and
sdoubt Following the issuance 8 the
IN ana NOMINATING Count Witte MS
premier, the latter new government
appears to be getting fairly under way.
News fromsthe provinces indicates the
dying down OF the reign OF riot and
gaafcenBe Following the promulgation Of
the manifesto. Normal conditions are
sgradually resuming.
ssysane mos interesting developments
49, ~ Where tne Polish ma
S rs has blossomed forth
1 nos aVorapie conditions.
Day of Thanksgiving.
SISSKaiisch, Poland, Nov. THE cover
nor has issued aSproclamation announc-
Ing further demonstrations Will be put
4doMnsby% military force.
Russia, Nov. THE anti-Jew-
sish rioting has ceased, but people are
Afraidg toVenture t o The streets.
W&SKovno.sSsNov 7.-Thanksgiving SER
SV1ceSs 6orSthe constitutions manifesto
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CARLOW r ouITs.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Clarence Da-row.
special counsel for the city of Chicago.
in regard to the street railway affairs.
handed in his resignation today to.
mayor Dunno. barrow said he had no
desire to continue in the employ Of th..
city. inasmuch as municipal ownership
cannot, in his opinion, be effected until
the spring election.
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lSlLLEDzLOoPlNG THE GAP
Mn Eataliy injured Experimenting
assSsvNytithGs New Hair Rajsinu Eaat.

Wyith New Hair Raising Feat.
Ss9&C oinInhnn. o., Nov. 8.-Luke Howard Of
this Hcity fatally injured yesterday
Sa~fsesxno0ns # Sells hills near Columbus
sMhilsI asloopfng the gap in an automobile.
3HoWnrdh has been experimenting for sew
ssrat mont n his feat OF guiding the
+ a~sltosla0bile which ran down an: incline
sard turned completely over in Ieaping 4
EApNNhStween the incline and q platform
asgas ucessfsall accomplished q unbe of
tsnaes.SThis afternoon, when the machine
aladsSgon safeiyNthrough its evolutions. Ii
Bound up afterlanding and turned over.
failing upon Howard and breaking his
IbasEsS hesin1ure ma was remove to
asyhospital aEd@physictans say he cannot
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03

held in the Fourteenth district to
fl! the vacancy caused by the death
Of the late B. F. Marsh. James Nc
Kinney, republican. of Aleda, was
elected by $500 over j. Howard Pat
tee, of Monmouth, democrat.
About half Of the usual vote was
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
WILD BEASTS ESCAPE.
Circus Train Is Wrecked and Reign of
Terror Ensues in That Neigh


Houston, Tex. Nov. 7.-Campbell BROTH
ers' circus train was wrecked near Temple,
Texas, and nearly all the animals escaped
to the woods. A panic prevails in the rural
DISTRICTS.
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DIED AT AGE OF 1o7.

stssJosepah Mo- Nov. 7.--Mrs. Sarah
SAsssSnook. aged 107 years. is dead at
Winthrop.She was born III Howard
county ). In 1913. and her parents
Seettled near the present site Of ST.
JosephSinsl799. She was married twice.
the first time when IA years old, and
the m0thersof eve chfldren
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
WREcK FATAL TogFouR.

3Hyracise. Ny. Now. IA -passenRer
train on the Rome, Watertown ana Cg-S
zdensburg road todaysacollided with a
freight near Liverpool. -Four trainrnens
were killed and seriously injured
NoneSofthe passengers was hurt.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
TRAIN HITS STREET CAR.

ss@Ehicagos Nov. 6.-InS a collision Of
Grand Trunk sspassenger train and q
street alta gradesscrossing today,
s0nslyMinjured.
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AcciDENT s. WARsHIp.

ssS@g Nallej SCaI.a5NOy.s56.-Cau Is Z q.
make q landing ut Mare Island navy
'ayard$ssyesterday the refrigerator ship
GsettisScrashed3i1t the cruiser Marble
As;adSalLds1 nt0saSfioating8m achine shop,
SaoSras:Sthena ~ severe damage that the;
ssE 2 sNlsn may have to So out OF
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03

3HENa@@RoGER8lN HtoHEeT@couRr
sssEN gsasilngton NovsssaA.-@T case%nf AfrE.
NiGs9#MsNRogersso Bloomington. VI. IN,
sesssentenceSsof death on charge Of muir
$sessn1 haFH hustaIld was today argued lii
the ii ot the UnitedsStates.
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gSNEIERAN@AcTORp
fsssngeM NOV e.-William ]. Lee
nytssssa aYetefana actor. died today 81
1yntsASdieenSes%saGed as.
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"A grand seigneur who is a millionaire
does not rise infal weathers at Z o'clock in
the morning." she exclaimed.
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Robbers Surrendered Then.

Bleeding from a severe wound in his
right side and arm, where a load of
shot had %ploughed it way, "Yorkie' or,
Lynch begged the officers to get a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-25
MallgCl0res que con
f8San Su doIitO en-
UtuadO,
10 VxeeIGntG SsIVIelO poIIelaCO.
EI TonOnbTad0 professor DO agrl-
CBItura senior LGgIand.
(De maestro oogrespousaE. }

SeDtiembre % - Los individuol
Eduardo Vega Jusn Jim6nez, suto
res del esCalamisnto hecho { don Mi
guel Ross han coDfesado Ga deIito.
Ei Vegs dice que en- San Juan aupo
que Ell SefIOF Rojas tenia dihero ca
GAIA.
Los guardiss Alberto Roman ,
Enrique Arans, han pFentado nm i'm.
pOrtAnte servieio.
Aantenoche iban poF u CalIa del ge-
neral Stone. viendO 6 IN indivi iuo
que penetT6 por eI csllej6n de ls casa
de don Argal Espsds, el policfa r +.
min AVSnz6 y Ie di6 el <AIto0. resuI.
tando ser Ell suieto juan Velkzquez.
11terrCgadO Este, contest6 enl forms
destemDisda y Rl ser ConduCido lSI de-.
p6sito sRC6 an puf[Al para egfedir &
Roman. 10 cus1 evit6 AFAnde, dsndo
an g0Epe en- e1 brRzo al detenidO, de.
gsrm6nd0le, VeI6zquez es liOanOiado
de preside y lego Rquf en- ell momen.
to de la detenci6n.
-L4smAmOs l8 Rtenoi6n de Quien
C0FFeBpOnda para que se corriiR la COZ.
tumbre de OisrtoS indiViduos de dormir
en- los BALCONIES.
La rbzs Gamma es numerosa en-
esta pob aCi6n Y estorbR 6 los vecinos,
Ves ESQ ell Jefe de los jefeB del
<oeOplfH.
ia qui6n 90 psga 10 cantidad por
msdiCtnEO para enfermos pobPas de
Jayuya2 SHSy botiCa en- dicho pObls-
d 2 Ese seFviCiO de medicinss, SIe
h4ce pOr subasts2
ST la j JuutR Superior de Sanidad in
Vestigase este aBunt0, paede que en-.
Cue0sFe Algo CORE sgi6Ie.
-ElLcd0. don j f. Legrand, hG
publiCadO una hois auelta. Nj em6di-
Cos0, nj euriOsas. nj curiOsos, pueden
pjeFCer como f4rmac6utiCos El sefloF
LsgFand llama 10 stenCi6n; sObre eatO.
La EsCuela de Agriculture estara
& cargo del Lc 10. don J. +. LegFand,
maestro de grsndes ConoCimientos y
exCelentes condolences en- Quieh el
Departments tiene cor f8nzR 6lena. ,,
El nombramiento del cit8dO maestro
vino direCtsmente del DapBrtamentO.
sin que tuviers la juntR molestiR aegu-
~ en- pr0pOnerl0.
EI inteligsnte mae8trO sefl9r La
grand. tiene h0nr3sOu premios pOr
produCtos quimicos. farm8c6ukic0s y
0bra cientf6ca. ObtenidOs en- difarentss
Ex 2OsiOiOnsS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-25
LO que dice Ell Pc
TI6dlcO Army and
Navy Register. !"
CuandO Sc 0stabIsco Ia EStaeI6n
Naval On Puerto Rico?
POGO 8 NADIA Fla hecho para clio
dice el el,cifado perI6dico-el de-
paFtamento de marina.

ReBpecto de an asunto de tsnta i'm.
poFtanCia para Puerto Rico como 81
estableoimiento de b tan trafia y lie.
VSda Est ci6n Naval. dice 81 peri6li'
CT n0Fta.ameriOan0 eArmy and Navy
Registers. 20 aiguiente:
eEa un hecho notoriO y de gran zig.
nif saci6n el que en- siete m % que han
pAsado desda % oGupaci6n americBna
dc ID pequefia igIR de Pderto Rico POGO
8 nRdB hsys hecho el departamento de
marina para ell estSblecimiento de una
estaCi6n naval alIf Este efio hgn va.
nid0 los infoTmes de lOs CfciaIea navR-
Les deOtaGad0s en- ID islR recomendando
que Gi ell depArtamento tieae intenCio
mes de hReer RIgo mas que una eataci6n
carbonera en- Puerto Rico que alQuna
parte de las mejorAs pr0yectRdas Sc
IDeveu & Cabo.
eUno de los informes sobre este
asunto dice:
eEsta eg una poGesi6n enteramente
americana y no le Evantaja. por 10
men0s mlentFas no &c enCuentre aitio
mejor. niuqunR en- las AntiIIas. To
dos los amos suB habitantes esparsu
ansiOsOG que es ID que se Va & hRcer Y
t0d0s l0R . sfl0s Feciben une gran daCep
Oi5n. tai puntO que 10 critics directs
aI gobiern0 ha empezsdo & Gauss de
retener ip6tilmente terrenog que impi-
den ell dessrr0lDo de ls CiudRd.D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-25
Ell EGOISMO.

El egoismo cd cauSR de grandaU ma.
Ies. El egoismo tiene suB Iimitss ,
sug inCOnVenienteR.
PAro ser e9Oista diaimulado Dc nece;
sits tAlent0.
El egoism0 en- el negoCi0 ae com.
prende de potancia & potencia.
vi dos pergOnas ComeTcian en- eI
mlBm0 ramo. natural es que oadR un0
bugque para sf ls mayor partav maxi.
ma 81 Cuents con dineFO para hRcerae
10 cOmpetencia.
Mas, dc ESQ & querer priVAr & una
persona de que, 81 puede, se game al
par de pesos On an negooio igual al
que tengan EOB dos grandes cOn1erciSn.
tes. va buenR differences.
POr ejempHo: an opePGriO. trAbsj js On
IN tSller cualquiars las horas IabOrs'
bles ConvenidRs y. de ncChe. en- Bu ca.
90 el tempo que tiene para eli deacRnso
10 emples an hBCsr trabDjos anslcgos
Los que haCe de die en- eli taller. econ
que dereOho pretende 81 burQn6s i'm.
pedirie que trsbsjs9 d
Gel derecho 6 % vida ha nacidO con
el hombFe No 10 ha inVentado nadie,
mientras qua ell dereCho & ID pEOpie-
dad, como 'iOe Julio Gambia, eS obrR
de los hombres.1 ,
Y s6n asi. faIts que c0nstituya en-
deTecbo de pr0p6edGd IL forms que se
de un 0bjsto. Por ejsmplo. Ell c9rt .
do tr.j9. que aprende un Cfisial de
s8stFe. SnO puede serVirle para repro.
duOiFlo fueFR del talleY9
Quien dice trsia, dice forms de cal
zsoo 8 de sOmbrer0.
Ssd gsneFoBos. NunCa CgoistRs,
Dfjad que Ios pe bfeS trabs j .d0res
ganen ago n 81 que 81 mfssro ,raaI
que spenRS alcRnzs para ayuaarle en-
la luch8 por 10 e6istencia.
Sl hay an ser que poF aim 9ntRr
gu msdre sex 'genaria no de ,canss O.
tempo absolutamsote resasario. Y
aprcvscha parts de 8 en- el tr bsj
b 1nFado, solo e~ace alsb ,e zas Ed
an buen hij9 y deb. aYu 6rIel
EUGENIO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-25
Una opinion del
OIIciaE de- Sandal.
La famlIIa de los SOltad0s itlO-
1on dgTSChQ { aSISiOncIa
m6dIed gTatuIta?
90 uien debe prestarselaq

Con motive de IN aueVto que pr bli.
cSrOmos el dis 8 del ECtual respecto &
Il quela contra IN m61ico municipal
que se neG6 nsistir an nifIo pobre, eI
aIcSfde de San Juan Orden6 una it yes.
tiQRci6 del Cans de Ii Cusl esulta
que aeR1n eI fisiRl de SapidOd lncaI
sal m6dicO titulRF no eataba cb,iQado &
DrestRf h RsiStsncia sOIicitadn en- Il
familiG Dc an Iolild0 del bstOll6n pro.
ViaionaI de Puerto RiCO.1
Sc fundG el 0fiCial de SAnidAd en que
Loo s0ldAdOg Gno puaden ser considers.
dos como pobrea de solem oidad 6 los
efectos del Gpxilio I6blco. toda vez
que nadR. hGy legtslsdo que les nt0r.
gue u frsnquicie de aOistancia m6dioa
gEatuitA s cargo de Is munici aida
como guaede con log miambroa del
Cuerp0 de- policfa insulsr y Dtr eI con.
traFi0. Geg11 parcoe hSy m6iiCOs mill.
tAreS enCar rgsdOs de la RSistenciR de Ioa
soIdsdnG y sus fsmiIius.O
El Cficisl de Ssnidad entiende que
no results ComprObada q negAtivs del
m6dicO titnlar y que este, usAndO de
50 derechOs ge Opus0 efeCtuRr una
a0tsteneiR poSteri0r & que no vanfR
Oblig ado por reglamento0 yigantss.
TOca shors I'll Cor0neI del battalion
puertorriqus 10. YER si hay aIgupa dis.
poHiCi6n 60 ell c6dig0 militar que &c.
fisle que Ios hiioS de los goIdadoa ten
gan asisteIcia facuItOtivs miIitar. y &
loo legal adOres ai seFfa opOrtunO in
cIuir AlR6 I arHfculo en- la ley que avita
aquells 0misi6n. no aeR qua resulta
que Los niflos p0bres DOR Ser hiios de
SOldados no teDgan aaistencis gratuite.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-25

&c el lilo de rop8 y despu6I el dia 22 Ie
lleV6 una maGeta que compF6 por diez
seales. psgando RqueIls Srs. 80 cen
tGvOs p0r laYRdO. no volViendO mas q
esa OAsa.
Qus eI dia 2 de Julio. feChs del c'f.
men. vo.vi6 AfiasOo YER 6 ga padre
sin lIevsr 10 maleta y estAndo en- casa
de Gu tiR 50 le hizo tarde porque se
qued6 dormidc; el visie { An sGcp 10
hiz0 pOr tPen & Lee de u tarde con
idea de volver & pie & MsyaR1 z eBe
mismo dfa.
Va siendo de mocha cuRndO despert6
gs'i6 6 COmprar tres oentaV0s de jAlapS.
pero prim sro estuv0 en- Is plsz y que
cuando ibA pas6 pOr ell IAdo de Pes RE.
te. Ufrutia y Ssin > 6stog Ie aef d alaF0n
con Ell ded' ; enaonces Sigui6 para 10
piszR observsndo que ell gusrdia G ae-
rFE le mirab3 muCho y le perseguf !;
entonces 90 dir,ji6 al Casino L,tino
que habfa 10 baile sin detanerss ed el
kicr K ! ri j4rse en- las peFsonaa que
alIf b. bf4 pues era aIf unS C0ncurPs nEiA
regular; eutOnceR SO diFiji6 lR Farms
ciR de ArFillsgG y entr6 sin yer Pc
ssuse, nj s ArrillagR alIf y af al depsE.
dient': no vic Pessnte 8llf uoTque en-
aquel momento aufris much enGF6
p0r In pueFta segundR, ,comDF6 dos be.
quetas de jalaoa que le despsch6 el de-
psndiente = sali6 por Ii pueFts prime
re-. 81 dependisnta sali6 primero Ila
puerta poFque 81 90 qusd6 dentP0 unoS
minutes miranda los psQuetea y al d.
Iir ae tropez6 con PeaAnta y Ie trio uha
CnchiIIada 81 szsr y hugo DOrque ore
y6 que el pueblo se le tirarfa enCims IS.
Dice que 81 saIir, Paasnte 10 miro mRg
y le parece que sI'f estabB AFFillsg ga.
Eutnncss emprendi6 faga hacia MsyR.
gil z por ell Csmino Viej1. estuvo oCul.
80 aiets diss an el CsrFo y se alimentR-
ba con manR6s; que fac osptursio p0r
an cabs y un puliois en- ei Papino, no
haeiendo fdaFzas contra ellos ;Que no 90
Cu'Dsble del deliHo p0rqus Pasants l0
pevsagufa.
Sa suspende lR sasi6a para cont.
nuRr & las 8 de lR t8rde.