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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06


ism uncircumscribed by the hard and
fast lines of the older creeds has char
acterized the work and policies of near
ly all of the great church organizations.
The broad fraternalism emphasized by
the visit and utterances of Archbishop
Davidson of England well illustrated
this tendency in the Episcopal church,
which aspires to lead in a worldwide
movement for Christian unity. It's gen.
eral convention at Boston in October
decided, among other things, to permit
the remarrying Of the innocent party
in q divorce based on infidelity. Bishop
Potter Endorsed the model subway sa-
loon at New York.
The various Presbyterian bodies got
nearer to a basis of organic federation.
Union Theological seminary dropped
the Westminster creed
Congregationalists at Des Moines
voted for pushing the honest evangel-
ism along lines of the higher criticism.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06
Work of Medical Men
Heads Scientific Procession

The number and brilliance of the in
vestigations directly or indirectly bear
ing on the prevention of human and
animal ailments which have been con-
Quoted by the leading medical men Of
the world during the year 1904 clearly
entitle this department Of science to
the first place in popular interest. In
most of these experiments the trend
of effort is toward the prevention Of
disease and preservation of health
rather than toward curative methods.
In this direction lay one of the most
striking achievements of the year, that
of successfully demonstrating the util-
ity of copper solution in destroying
typhoid and other germs in bodies Of
water for the use of cities. Credit for
his discovery and for it's quite gen.
eral Introduction in this country be-
longs to Professor George Il. Moore Of
the department of agriculture. Coin
cident with the positive Identification
of a serum cure for tuberculosis by DR..
Maragliano in Italy, the medical pro-
fession in this and other countries has
organized worldwide campaign Of
education and prevention against the
''great white plague The expert
ments made by Professor Chittenden of
Yale with his diet squad showing that
people eat twice as much as they
should, and the experiments Of DR..
Wiley and his poison squad at Wash
ington, indicating the dangerous effects
Of common food preservatlves, are both
impressive efforts in the direction of
disease prevention rather than cure.
DR.. Noguchi of Japan confirmed his re-
ported discovery Of an antidote for
snake poison. DR.. Castellani of Spain
has identified the bacillus Of dysentery.
The Koch theory that tuberculosis is
not given to man by animals was dis
credited by the British royal commits
sion, but sustained by German set OF
experts. DR.. Schron of Italy differentiat-
ed the microbe of phthisis from that
of tuberculosis.
Professor Baskerville of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina became world
famous in April by the announcement
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06


adversary in long series Of victories.
Before Russia had fairly recovered
from the shock of that first attack a
second naval blow was struck at Che
mulpo, Korea, by Togo, and as In the
twinkling of an eye the Russian navy
was placed on the defensive. At the
same moment Japanese armies were
set in motion and Russia began send
ing re-enforcements via the Siberian
railroad. While the Jap ships tried to
seal up Port Arthur, General Kuroki
led the First army through Korea to n
decisive victory at the Yalu May 1,push-
ng on to Fengwangcheng May G. Korea,
the chief bone of contention, was fully
in Japanese hands. On May 1 another
Japanese army, under Nogi, landed on
the Liautong peninsula, won the bloody
victory at Nanshan hill and began the
long siege of Port Arthur, so costly in
human life. The Russian forces north
ward, under General Kuropatkin and
Viceroy Alcxeieff, steadily retired or
were driven northward before the ad-
vancing .Iaps, under Oyama, a series of
minor engagements eliminating Aug.
81 to Sept. 2 at Liaoyang in the great
est battle In history, with 100000 men
engaged. After frlghtful losses on both
sides Kuropatkin was forced to retreat
to Mukden, closely pursued by the
Japs. There. Oct. o, the Russians, re-
enforced, turned on their pursuers and
fought the indecisive battle Of the Sha
River, where the two armies prepared
to go into winter quarters face to face.
In the meantime Russia's naval
strength had been crushed in two great
battles. After losing their command
er, Makaroff, with the mine sunken
battleship Petropavlovsk, the remnant
Of the Russian fleet dashed from Port
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

invalidation Of that cunning structure,
the Northern Securities company. by
which the Morgan and Hill railroads
were hitched together financially with
out being combined as to management.
In this decision President Hill acqui-
esced. but his plan of pro rata distri-
button Of stock was held up by Mr..
Harriman's litigation. Other supreme
court decisions were that jury trial
does not extend to the Philippines, ex-
Guiding periodical libraries from Sec
ond class mails. Alabama disfranchise-
ment of negroes sustained in the Jiles
case and exclusion of John Turner, the
British philosophical anarchist.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06
Applications and
Infractions of the Law

1t would require whole pages like
this to record all the murders, lynch
ings, larcenies, defaults, embezzle-
ments, briberies, conspiracies and as
saults which have been reported in the
newspapers in the twelvemonth past
1t need only be said that this appar-
emily increasing volume and intensity
Of crime is disease for which society
as whole begins to see that it is some
how responsible. What solutions will
the new year offer?
Several notable efforts to reduce the
volume of crime will be readily recall
ed, including the fights against bribery
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

III TIC nuuIlS VI
the Republicans for another four year
period, the arrival Of a new force in
American politics is signalized-name-
ly, the advent of Socialism. In the
+ Democratic breakup many radical vot-
ers evidently went to their Republican
antipodes. Others protested with the
Populsts following Watson, encour-
aged by the lukewarm attitude of their
radical leader, Hearst, toward Judge
Parker the candidate selected by the
reorganizers. Some swelled the ranks
of the Prohbitionists under Swallow.
In all these diversions there was moth
ing new, but in the remarkable vote
cast for Debs, the Socialist standard
bearer, new factor was brought into
our political equation.
; What the Roosevelt conquest left of
the Democratic party, even shorn of its
solid south by the Republican capture
of Missouri, naturally turns once more
to Bryan as its radical Moses. But the
Democratic reorganizers are not likely
to surrender their control of the party
machine without fight. In Folk of
Missouri. who reaches the governor
ship on his reform record notwith-
standing the Republican upheaval, the
Democratic year has evolved one fig
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

Arthur with q night at
tack, fruitless negotia-
lions having been bro
ken off by the mikado.
The long expected and
long dreaded event had
actually come to pass.
From that day forth the
preparedness Of the
Japanese as well as
their fighting and stra-
tegic qualities on sea
and land has shone out
in telling contrast to
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06
Divided Radical Forces
Left the Republicans Supreme

Out of the years political shakeup in
America emerges one masterful figure
OF man securely astride the proud
and prancing steed of triumphant Re-
publicanism-Theodo Roosevelt, presi-
dent and president elect. With his
rough rider hand he guides firmly that
compact party organization. Democ-
racy, neutraliZed at st. Louis as the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

The election of Joseph w. Folk.
Douglas as a Democratic governor Of
Massachusetts was chiefly interesting
as showing how organized labor could
play a hand in the political game, the
Republicans having displeased the la
Dor unions by failing to put through
the bill limiting hours of labor for wo-
men and children. The hand Of labor
was also evident in the Colorado result
on the face of the returns, which show
ed safe majority for Adams, and the
disposition of Governor Peabody to
contest these returns wrought the I'M
ion sympathizers to q high pitch Of
popular excitement. The Maryland
electoral vote was divided, seven going
to the Democrats and one to the Re-
publicans, the German machine being
considerably damaged in the process.
Elsewhere In the north and west it
was one continued story Of "gone Re-
publican with bigger majorities than
ever before" while the south, except
ing Missouri, remained Democratic.
Roosevelt led Parker by popular plu-
rality Of 2,546.470 votes and major
ity Of 1876 votes in the electoral col
lege. and new congress was chosen
with 11S Republican majority in the
house.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

-''' . -'i' of Cleveland, involving
the failure and disgrace of several bank
officials. by hypothecating fictitious Sc
curities based on Mr.. Carnegie's name
and running into many millions. An
other American woman, Mrs. May
brick, emerged from British prison,
purged of the murder charge under
which she had rested for fifteen years,
and has told her story in book form.
Foremost among court decisions
stands the supreme courts Ave to four
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

Domingo. The Paraguay government
was overturned by General Ferreira
Dec. o, after many fights. Mexico re-
sumed relations with the Vatican and
amended constitution so as to give RAJ
Ton Corral the vice presidency in line
Of succession to Diaz, who entered his
seventh term. The gold standard was
recognized in Mexico.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

in st. Louis, Chicago
and Buffalo, the war on
race track gambling,
forcing the withdrawal
of Western Union serv-
ice; the conviction of
policy sellers in New
York, Philadelphia and
Chicago and Of Gam
bier Garfield at New
York. The most strik-
ing instance Of crimi-
nal financiering was
that of Mrs. Chadwick
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

must give way before
the sunlight of Chris
tian fellowship and uni
ty along lines Of more
vital. sympathy for the
worlds suffering and
more active demand
for justice, liberty of
thought and equal OPP
portunity for education,
social Notwithstanding
lit ure. In various
forms and guises this
80. f,.sE =, q n x,A- ~ ,.xo.aJ
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

came in successive groups not only the
leading educators themselves, but the
scientists. the philosophers, the engi-
neers, the mechanics, the captains Of
industry, the artists, the religionists,
the reformers, the lawmakers, to COM
mune in spirit and to express the sum
total of the knowledge and truth which,
the race Of man has rolled. up from itsI
beginning. Such was the great educa-
tional achievement Of the year.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

party or san
lty and safe
ty," under the
leadership OF
men unwilling
to antagonize
vitality the eX.
listing order of
things, suffered
its greatest de-
feat.
In this de-
cree of a great
popular major
/ ty, W h i C b
places the reins
of government
more securely
H. 4I,A 1a -
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

placed in charge of
the war department.
General Ainsworth
became military
secretary of the war
department under
the new law. Army
maneuvers were
conducted on q lar
ger scale than ever
before, Sept. 6, Z
and S, on the his
toric battlefield of
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

III tnat huge collec-
ton of typical OBJ
jects, representing
the history, art, sci-
ence, industry, COM
merce and govern
ment Of every land
and cline, the visit
ors saw and felt the
magnitude and COM
plexity of our racial
life as they could not
in n lifetime of ordi-
nary study and trav-.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

OF his discovery Of
two new elements
which he called car
olinium and berze-
lium. They were OBJ
tanned by reducing
til orium. Radium
was found in minute
quantities in various
parts Of this country.
Charles w. Little
field of Anderson,
Ind claimed to have
created insect life by
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

willing thousands from
their homes and fami-
lies and ruinous taxa
ton Of other thousands,
stirred as meyer before
the aspiration of the
middle classes for a
share in the govern
ment. Thispowerful I'M
dercurrent must have
IMPRESSED the car. so
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06
Church TO Survive
Must Become More Vital

This is the handwriting on>the wall
IN letters or living rgnr TnIcn ,rrr- ,,v,r
science Of Christendom reads on the
religious l,syiTon at the dying of the
old year: Denominational barriers
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06
Great Educational Event
Was Worlds Fair at St. Louis

Over 100000 persons matriculated
during the year in the greatest popular
university and kaleidoscope of humani
progress that the world has ever known
the Louisiana Purchase exposition at
st. Louis, the president and creative.
genius of which was David r. Francis
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

ure of promising
stature. The pos
sibility of his be-
ing able to recon-
cile the divergent
wings or factions
ofDemocratscaus-
es his personality
to loom up large
alongside that Of
Bryan's on the
Democratic hori-
Zon.
NH o1n14sA,, -
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-01-06

ed, including the fights against bribery
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27

agumeuto Aqpie. al con e que han
csrrado tan sradxmente lo &C II VI roma Averhcf
Sin dscur !, ID proportion de snslf4betou que ,cna e
censo de 1899 tan etado ha dHoudo parece probable
despue de ses 6os de efuezs de Ia escue pmar debo
fssa sncAmente dsde punto de vista del t.ner
cnenta Ia utdad que puedsn repolr al
hombre ciertos conocmienosy consirAndo dnamente
apcaci6n eercco del decho electoral que sxx
enorme derenca entire el hombrc sabe ee que a6o
saba cAmpsno, por eiempo sabe eer pro-
sumo dc clio manos no Lee Duncs en de quese
le hacero no lee per6doo por qusyo
pdo perd6n pnr sdesntsdo k Prnsa unidao todo en-
poea av6 de crsa de respectable crisis. su uds
niepdo mltE determinAdo, teRr color exu
vmente ecerebro de sque confado eco En- csmbo
darse de sin leer mismo e.e obrsro
por eemplo los de IL adura del tabaoo que zach n
mentr dura res lecto les las opniones
toda 10 pfenas Y les lee ademss determinadss ohras.
El analfabetismo no impdi6 grsuas los Gntguo.
pueblos les eorb6 mostrare prudenes pbsc
o s.ndo reGa las cas drectoras de cers eddes no
gobrnar ber eer u.tres nduyenes pr6cre que en-
condcones prestAon pss inmensos erves hsA
nsp bArdos descooocendo las etras campo
de las etas brston Uno de eos viene nsaute
ID memo de poeA fAmoo descendente de
poseedor de cchentG calos ecus gsrds eer
dea dana de pecsamnto No abia leer sin embargo
conqnstsrop Amsua IA palma de 10 poes
tiempos que 10 poesa era Ia oe AemAuA
leg.r c9n sus cantos tai atu mUcho
dc rsza varss fente ag nomhres
boetn de votus.
delden, tenor 10 q1e i'm lie nvssglrs errno
For dsgrCa falt,rn dsos centiRcos
sidersdoe taleF esta cssesos
toda cOL6Anza dLcor Avsh que ln embargo pestan
d6ces 10 de eoI cada cusque sirveran
De terrible gumentc perd 20 renuncio Ocs no solo poFQus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
CONTROVERSIAL pOLlrtCA
ncesito odaros eseerar axo no poraue ma
espsns Ia idea de dvulguea ds ado entire nosotro
0kna LII LII.

ncesito oydarlos esser ago sno poraue ma
espsn idea de que dvuyusa dea wado sntrs nosotro
Otra de las d iacapacd.d que pu al pueblo
cubano e se9dn amb6a expusto viva dsperso por
csmpos Aoarte dc Que tai a'guman1 ptncipo mees
men dsto 10 srv, de no es exssto. En
Cuba ex ste dssmnac6n bcn Dc Ia .E ago
]ona sno H contrAro ,esvA dc los h
bsntes On s clndsdeG prearenemsns las de o E,ts
fcnomeuo peculiar Ia colonization espaH a h sd ctudado
los tratsdtss esDeca atbuy6adolo 1noi
classes socisleu niciaroo emxtao6n " ds
los logares oeuuados 6m las eoadcoue On uus Ssso
se htsan Tan detsent. de Ia poosc6n subss sun
entire noaoros biat echN oieada al
cnsc pus arnQue no inspire absolute sonAnzs docu
nto c0nsuye Ga este preba tan ienta
ancho magen de Tenemo, efeco oue ses mno
mupcpses de 10 Isslos Importance es ceocu,nt.n
5O3 600 hbt.ne sea 81 cieno de h pobaci6 os, de
Cuoa De ei0s " sells cluda1es cab 39 40
btan sea e 5 dc poblIc6n dc dicho. rmno
or cento DE los hAbntes de toda ID nlc6n Cteo in6s
intistr
Vrons que pe'en nuestro pueblo de ee
mentos heterog6oeos 81 az aera en- sfscto
esto conhtt0yera uns esdA ves
sosgo, porque en- tno qoe los eemenos qus ,y 10 orm,u
no han dedeprecer macho tiempo 90 natural que 10 ni
grtc oD aDorte otros
ZERO es nueta pob ci6n ma, hatoyoos,a. I.
de aguoos otro psisei la d gran R,pdbca pot
eenGoi MOI antn todo sQn blanca de una h)moos
ped4t pc f-ct Aenttas co los Etdo Uni los Ia iagr.on
ihuye de drenet que dsspu6 dss
guamehte en- los dlsnto Edo qu urovene toda de una
msna nlclon.dad de modo que poosc6n 90 uuna
sq1 faDdtn absolute defnt os dstuos
que ALL persiten gr ciIs al estiriu regional
For 10 re hlce de eolor. mentr ep los Eadoe
Onloot txste entre els bltLca impcb
a'gonmo es evidente eOrdadd On que ,euf sopv YEA
sm0 Ia Oaoa asne una osta -obssrvad nlturnsnt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27

Ell Departsmento de Educaci6n
4 la professors Margaret Burn.
side, que enssfisba enIMayag lez, para
una escuela en- Sspturcs.
-NECESITO sgens,s ca cada po.
blacion de 10 isla para vsnder mer-
cancias. Solo agentes scIiVos que de.
seen gansr de clnco q diez pesos dla-
rios. Para parsIculares sscribsme
dando busnas refersncias.
Manuel TaU1rez Colon.
Agente do fabric antas suropsos y
americsnos. G. 0 The Titus Co. 656
Broadway, New York. 12-.lO
Han solicitado del Attorney COZ.
mutsci6n de 10 rena que sufren en- los
penalss dc la isla, los presos Adolfo
Alvarez, Liborio r ,ssic, Manuel Mon.
talvo , Antonio Torres,
-Anochs f46 arrestado jose Puen.
to Duran, sut 1r de un escslamiepto to
en Ia sastreria dc don Rafael Mufiz.
Los efectos robados % rscuperaror
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27

dfiguez Ortiz Y Mateo Rivera. ccnds'
aados por aggression J Jose Lebr6n J
Francisco Ottz, por hurto.
Aver fueron asi, tic o. en- 10 Sc
la de Socorros, Jer6nimo Quinssna,
Gaspsr Diez y Angel O.ivsra dc heri.
d. s y contusiones leves.
-Ea CsJey y Caguas, aegdn no.
tlcias. h An suspsadido les f6bricss dc
tabacos aus trabajog, hasta sl pr6xi.
mo mes dc Euero.
-~Se dics que algunos oomites 70.
publicanos do 10 isla, deseontentos do
Ia actitud dol Comi,6 Territorial, han
comunicado 4 este ~ dessgrado por
los aousrdos que f4eron sdoptados On
10 i TINA reunion.
Ell II do Enero tomarGu posssi6n
de sus cargos, don Libersad Torres
Grau daexl dc Msysgt, y Goa Enri.
que Lloreda fiscal dc Agusdills, que
fieron nombradcs haes s'guros ne
ses por sl attorney general.
.(Ooassssia N "a pdemoissl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
EDlOTO

Corte de Dlatrlto de Guayams. Estes
dos Unidos do America. R! Presi-
dents de los Estados Unidos. 8. 3.
Demetrio Morales Baraud, demsudan-
to, VS.. Julia Vslazquez Marttaex,
demanda1a.
DIvORCIo. .-EMPLAZAMIENTO
El Pueblo de Puerto Rioo 4 julia
slaxquez Martinez Q sea 10 Deman-
iada.
Por el prssente 90 notihca usted
lue SO ha presentado en- 10 odcius del
Secretsrio do esta Corte, IL demands
lel actor antes citado, en- Ia que soil.
,ita de Ia Corte una sentencls On su
favor, declarando roto , disuelto el
vinculo matrimonial con los demss
pronunciamisntos del csso, 8 imposi.
sion de costas. Y 20 notlfca ustsd
que de no comparecsr 4 oontestar essa
iemauda dsniro do los cuArsnta diAs,
iespues de 10 prlmsra publication do
este edicto, el Dam and ante podra soil.
eitar do Ia Corte una ssntsncis do eons
tormidad con la SIplics.
Y para III publication on el perid.
ilco LA DEMoCRACIA, dc San Juan,
lor una vsz cada semana durante 10
iias, y do orden del Hon. Ch aries r.
Foose Juez de esta Corss, libro ID pre-.
ssnte en- Guayama que frmo y sello
con el de la Corte, el dia Ii de No.
viembre de 1905. Fecha de 10 primsra
publiosol6n 10 do Novismbre do 1905.
Ks abogsdo del Demandants don
@. DomingueE Rubio.
FRANCISCO MORALES.
Secretario dc la Core dc Distrito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27

Mahana said an hscia Santo Do.
mingo los dos cruceros amsrica nos
que 30 cuentran anclados en- nuestro
puerto.
Ell Tesorero dc Puerto Rico le.
vant6 % embargos en- Aguadilla; 81
en- Mocs; 10 en- Barros; en- Yauco; l
Q, Narapjito y 3 en- Cidra.
Ell sefior DIAz NAVARRO ha
establecido ~ Oacina de Abogado y
su Notarfa on esta eiudad, ealle do San
Justo ndmero II.
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor.
To do Distrito de toda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprsma, dedicandose asimismo al
examen do tftulos de propiedades, Ia
corporation de Corporacionss del pals
y sxtrangeras y tramitaci6n de expe'
dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa.
Aesptando ID noble compassionate
hoy establecida on el eiercicio dc las
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, 81
ssfior DIAz NAVARRO 80 dispone 4
oobrar & sus clientes honor rarios exec
sivamente m6dicos.
Los sub-colec de Arecibo
veques y Agaadilla, han formulado
deuunciss co1t-x comercia iantss de di.
chos puebios, por incumpllmiento de
pagos en- las contribucionss
Ell Tesoro de Puerto Rico ipgre
40 ssta maflana tres multas dc los pue.
blos de Arectbo, Ponce y Manatf, de
diez y dos dollars, respectivamente.
~-Ha salido hacia Ponce el los
/ pector de Escuelas de aqu6l Distrito
Mr.. Lutz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27

cree que % trAtA de- un saic'dlo. So
hscsn gestloues en- averjg acicn del
hecho,
Sc eneuenttA Ga ella cludad el
Superintepdente de las escue 90 de
rtIsdo Mr.. EdwArs, en- asuntos cf
ciales.
Mos dicen de FAjardo que al ser
detenido Nicssio Melendez, htzo reais
tencia al policfa Caballero, luien hi
20 uso del rotten producI6udole IN,
confusion en- Ia cabeza. Melendez 81
fpg6 sin que hasta ahora haya sid
capturado.
ES NECESSARY o ex'gir que cad.
hostia teuga grabsdo el nombre Dl
gestivo Mojarriess, psro I'm solo esta
che produce meior efecto qas una do
cens de bossllas de aqua mineral 6 dt
Gu alq uier oiro remedio. Ademas d..
ser oil dnico curative radical, del es
t6msgo y del Intestine, el Digestive
M ,jarrieta purihoa los alimentos J
los hacs asimilsbles. EI legisimo Di
ges.ivo Mojarrieta oura 90 un diA las
indigestionss en- un mes las dispsp
sias s gastralgias, y en tsea meses las
mas graves erfarmsdados ct5nicss de
sstdmsgo y del intestine. Es.a uni.
versa nj ante contirmsdo, on forma cir
iglal, que la efcasia del Digestive
Moiarrieta es YER taderamente radiosl
| y superior & Ia de sodos los otros RI
medios. De venta en- las prlncipals,
fsrmacias de Europa y America.
La Corle munici pal abaolv ID hoy
Ia JOSEPH Sym stsr, acusado per sl
policia Jose S. Lvgo de que el dis Il
del actual 10 acometi6 Ga SAINT lrce
parada %, sl ir & detea srlo por o,re
delito.
Ell Jutz del Vale hl practicable
hoy Ia iovestigscl6a preliminar er
ell sumario instruido contra Candide
Garcia y Ram6n Cruz por he.ldal
graves anochs en- la m .riaa.
-Anoche fueron arrestados 81
Rio PiedrAs, Camllo Miguel, Ruter
10 Fernandez y Juan Migeni por ats
rar Ia paz pdblica, dando gritos POI
las cales. Este servicio 10 pre.taroI
los guardias Primitive Hernandez
IMonAsrrate Gomez, los ouales presen
"a on hoy denuncls do este hecho el
Ia Corte municipal.
LOS PIANOS que han sobreas
lido en- estos 1ltimos cinco amos po
esta raz6n los recomendados por 10
profesores de mdsica dc mas prsstigi
on la isla, son los do Ia f&brica Koh!s
l. Campbell, de New York, de Ia Gus
81 agente en- San Juan A. 8. Belava
Apartado 81, y & quien pueds uste
J dirigirse para neiores informss.
Han ipgressdo en- Ia cArcel d
Gusyams, Domirg. q arcis, Juan RI