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The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
! Or. Arthur G. Putnam,
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon.
Rooms 2O0.2O1
Farmers Savings Bank,
MARSHALL.
LOCALS.

f'e'S iu I'idch oufn saturday.
n John Williams handed us a
Ilollar Tuesday for renewal.
J. A. Johnston. of Norton.
Failed while in town Satur.
Day.
II j. p. Evans shipped "A car
rad of mules west wednes.
Jay.
Abel Leonard was a Kansas
Pity passenger Saturday
horning.
s. II. Wilson was down
rom Malta Bend Tuesday on
business.
Prof. W. ;. Tuck and wife
Slater, were callers at our
'ffice Monday.
Mrs. j. a. Burgess, of near
9erndon, was "a substantial
iller Saturday.
VIM. Vogt was down from
rand Pass Wednesday to
'eet the pension board.
The Marshall concert band
ill give concerts on Thurs.
y evening ON the square.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Brown.
F'airville, are back fiom a
ne months visit to Virginia.
Mrs. j. j. Witt and daugh.
have returned from their
sit 10 home-folks in Illinois.
IA. G. Mccormick, Henry
pike and Henry Tatum
IRE In from the plains Fri.
|y.
bert Darling, Loring Col.
r and others attended the
'thquake sufferers benefit
Kansas City last week.
Dr. 5. A. Steele lectured on
'he Pioneers of Me,ho.
pm ut the NJ. T.. church. |.
pth' Tuesday evening.
"a. v. Chevalier and son,
farley, were up from Arrow
|ck Tuesday and made the
publican Office IA pleasant
Hit.
. w. Clayton, of Warsaw.
lifed after his interest in
|ckburn Saturday. stopping
in Marshall ON his re.
leo. D.. Harris, the hand.
pe and gentlemanly clerk
walton's in Slater. is
png our new subscribers
week.
Hiss Lillian Rhodes has re.
ned to her home i'm this
after spending the win. II.
with her brother, in Kal. :
FL. Montana. ;
=. White, +. b. Ault and +,
Handley * Son are new !
Scribers and j. NJ. Cordry ,
y. Nj. Morris renewed ,
Nelson Wednesday. h
lhile at Sweet Springs Sat q
$y. Mrs. j. p. Wilson {
Bed us the name of Mrs. t
Witcher Wilson, of Law b
oklahoma, as a new sub i,
Ter,
~ Mary Slater closed a
school at Elm Grove "a
house on Friday, April "a
She has accepted I'm p
Ifchool near Blosser for W
term. d,
wanted; ssn Francisco Earth. di
4neter; Tbousandy killed and In. -
DQ0ego.uO0 worth OF property de-
ynii and authentic story told by
md eye Witnesses. Largest and -
10 AA-a| - o." $3.50 III
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04
A HANDY BAG HOLDER.
Farmer Tells How He Made One
Which Did Better Service
Than Many Others.

A subscriber In Stephenson county
Illinois, writes to the Prairie Farmer.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04

Ion't forget the Republican
township primaries on Satur,
day May 10Th. "
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-04

saying: Il saw In
your paper lately
an Illustration of
a b h e r
which think I
can beat. maxi
a frame at the bot
tom OF two-inch
strip. 6xs inches
square. with a
solid wood back.
For my hopper I
used sheet iron Of
an old binder. cut
ting II TO slant
mt NJ a.. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
WirAer eitte
8abukat aItropbe,
Gplliiiun init idlimmrn SOlgcn 5ii
GnOcrlin, 9urb- Safutn.

3cbn @icnifcn getoOtet, ehS toOtlid)
mo al 25 mentgcr beOenflif per
lest. ErGiiocrt Rnoeuelt CT.
iud)t ooS anerfanihe Golf ourh
cine @roflomation I'M 9iiIfe iijr
Oic Nun0crnben in Gbino. - Cry
biitpf SrelonO iibcr ocn &irhcn,
fricg IN Srnnfrcid. Strife
iiiOiihcr Shultinocr ge9eu @ei6.
nacbtaicItlihteitCn in 8olf9ibl-
len. ~ Die Gcttlng 0ca @rubcu.
llrbcitcr9 0ida.
2 Goul, Mnn., %. Gc5cmber
- 9urd) ein llngIiid, melfeS beitte
eiuem 0itIith iobrenoen 9lftumnoou.
tionsNlAe ser y0iimcapoliS. ct.
Eaul uu0 5onIte Ste. Moric-9abn"
]li GnocrIin N. 3, 5lltieB, lino, io'
peit man bis jebt nit @emiBbeit cr.
nlitteln fonntc, jebn Wicnl6en unlgc.
fommcn. irtS murOcn t0Otlid, m0
etma - onOcre meni9er bcocntlih
perlCtt
Ger 3ug ais Mlpoie Sam, Gono0a,
lit inn Has III Gnoerlin i6aig, mar
icooCb III ser lcbtcn 9taht Tim 5luei
SttuOen peripGtet, uno ser 2ofomo.
tipfilbrcr ntbr nit ser 1roBten m0a.
lifen ShncIligfcit. 9tlS Der BUG
gero0c por leiner 9lntllnit III Den
Dar0$ 81 Gn0erIin nm cine &urrc
bog, mar cine Nauqir 9ofoulotiuc im
9egriif cine Neibc bon Sr0dhuug-
aona All cin 9iebcnlclciie III brhacn.
Die Hangir 2ofonlotiue bciauo lid
nod ouI Sem S1tptgclciie ltno uuroe
nit poller @uht bon Ser 2otomotiuc
Ocs Eerioncn5ugcs actroiien. 9eioe
9ofomotiuCn muroen 0emolirt uno Der
Geronenjug in eiuen Srilnlnterhall.
fen perman0clt. ipel6er i'm 9ht ourh
Gie Socijoeu I'M ,Sunern Der @ugaonS
in Nrono lcrictb. GS teianOcn lid
pcIe |aiiu9irre, lucldc iid) Sl 0cn
,ScicrtlNcu nnh Nluie 6cge6cn moll-
ten, oili Dem 3uge Ger groBtc 90.
benapcrlit trut in ocm 6atdmnggon,
iopie Dem ibn iolgcnocn FoIingicr.
g8aagon Gin, mclhe Neioc totol Ocno.
lirt mllr0Cn
GnOerin lit Elm 0ipiiionsbnilpt-
quarter ser 9obnlinie lmo cine Met
tlnQsnlonnidat mar int ltn 5llr
1anO, I'M Die Eniingicrc aus ocm
du0lmcn0cn Mrdd SIT bcfreien. Sir
Eielc fam 0ic oillic nod geraOe }lrr
rehtcn 3eit. INN tie por Dem ,Scucrt
toOc }lt retten Oton 5crldluA bic
Cider mo Seiten Ger MoaAnnS INTO
bolh oic 2ebcn0cn un0 IoOteu 10
ldncll ais mogif hcrall9, pornlf oic
Sebteren IN cine Heibe neben oaS @c~
leiic gelct uno Die &crlebten in 2lmbu.
sen nah SoipitGlern ooer Sotel9 &c.
brddt pur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
Silfc fir Gbino.
Wilionen pon Wieni6en pom Nuns
gerto0e beorobt - Proclamation
Ocs 9Srdli0cntcn 9ioplcpclt.

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Ocs |rdliocHtcn 9iouicucIt.
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Fr1lioent ylooiepcIt erlieB bellie
cine Hroflanotion, luclhc oas Iolt
Der Ser. Staatrn I'M @eitrdge iiir Ole
,Qiillioncn bon Wenihcn criild)t ncl.
dc in Gbno pon 0nngertoOe bc0robt
linO Ter YrGliOent t9eilt in Der
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9reb nm 2lutoritdt erillden miro, 9ie.
gerlngS (ranSportoompfer 5ur Be
iorOerung BON 2ebenSnitteln nad
Den bcingcild)tcn @cgenoen crildcn
miro. Die SItngerSnctb critredt lid),
mic es in 0cm 1ctlrment ueiter bei6t.
allf cinPu 5ld6enrmml bon 10000
Guaoratncilen lmo 5icbt 100000
Wenidcn IN MitleiDenidlnit. Die
Grnte Der @egeno. ioiuie Ole @obnun-
gen pieler Der 8emobncr limo Ourd)
SodJpnlier 5eritort porOcn, lmo Siilfe
iiir 0aS Golf Gbino'S, lueldeS ieit 10
Dielen ISabren in freunbid)aitlifcn
9C5icbllngen 5u Sen Der. Stuaten &c.
ltdnOcn bat. lit oringeno notbpenoig
Sr. 9looicpeIt empitebIt Die lleber.
mittelling bon 9citr1gen al oir go.
folucrcine Der &ciellidnit pom 9lotben
areuj, pocr an oos StaatsOcpartc.
lnent. o0cr an Srn Charles 4aQQm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-24
W(all fanll
einell Mtallll
ni6t bo6
anf etnen
Baum beben.

Groiciiiunellc Jicflame nuO be5abls
ties Cob m6gen cincm glrtifcl sn na-
fiser Iadfrasc perbelfen, abcr iuenn
ocrielbc nidt SnrdD inncrcu @crtb in
Die S6bc fummt, lit es nutlos, i'm
onrd Mn5ciseu iueitcr 5n idjiebcn.
vSalc's SoncD Of Sprcbonnb anb
Sar" crrcidjte idJun lange bcn @ipiel
oaonrdJ, Saf cs mic perfeblte, Sniten
oScr GrfGltnng sn fnriren, Gs bringt
idneGe Grleidtcrnns uon mcbem
Sals nno Sronditis, Wian ncbme cs
in 3cit nno ucrBiitc ernitlidle Sranf-
felt, Sbr slpotbefcr berfuuit es.
Wsulybaltc es in oieiem Oeranoerliden
&cttcr 5um 0c6randJ 6ercit.
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-'acetAe .ie-'g 81 9c.-bo.D rrite II Ssl Grit.
-.y4rI 'ts.!ese-, 70 lanpg BIC .D1enittet. fort.
ie5ct llrb lfysi4mciia,iger ole Galnr IN ,r.Es
brGnGgn. nro bic Biten nnferer SGter" merbc;.
bic por3h9lrhiie sur g'erbhtuiG Don ardnfbeltcn
Aupctit Oerloren. 5eine 3lnpe beiepi 9eiH
Sc1idt rnynbtg, ceine SdrrIe herilDpfi 0ene
paltt bldiiaeib 3eine ghiReH gelb itno mRe SH
Sh, lpenn dlih nidlt lali5 irdilI con unpnhl
iiibiii IL " letpib Hrau6ei m sln8nae 9aarte
nichi pnrlh' lonpefn 5eoenic onb Bcrbhten bel.
ier Iub leitbier iii al5 sAtriren ui0 nab al
S-l-E-s a-iIilss.ler 'iir - l,etsp LEI ayol :.
i.rr u bager nn5. (l.e eInrt, 2al)
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
WARTIME SPECULATION
What Occurred in WaU Street after
the Battle of Bull Ram.

ee,s a leading Wall Street operator IN ~.
-iv COS: The battle of Bull Run makes the
,c--,,ne of every man in WAL Street who is not
. natural idiot" The fact that he eailed to
.n,ake good" himself did not prove the prophecy
false for his ambitions were nipped in the bud
hy q difference Of opinion with District Attor-
new over a transaction in Indiana state bonds.
He had the shadow cast by coming events
"a long war. great expenditures and. taxes be-
ing almost unknown at that time vast issues OF
paper money TO meet them. with the inevitable
results Of active speculation. advancing prices
sor all articles exchangeable for money and IN
naraIleled opportunities for the accumulation q.
great fortunes
But 10 all that this shrewd speoulator foresaw
was 20 be added much that was beyond human
ken There was. for example, the fierce specu-
lston in oil lands in Western Pennsylvania
which continued throughout the entire period of
the war snd that most insane OF all financial
movements the world ever saw the operations
Of the Gold Room
To this w1tchs broth was added another ele-
rnent which not even the shrewdest speculator
OF them all could adequately weigh-the daily
batch Of rumors and actual news concerning
happenings at the front, the wild enthusiasm or
gloomy depression which instantly followed the
news Of victory or defeat of the federal
forces, end the constant state of nervous antici-
patton Of these events The operators expecta-
ton was justified however With every fresh
issue OF paper money there was a fresh influx Of
spectators 70 Wall Street, until every family
every individual In the city. seemed interested
in the fluctuations OF stocks. At the present
time II would hardly be possible TO carry specu-
lstion 10 such dangerous lengths Regarding
this point official Of the Trust Company OF
America said: IF we should find that the stock
or bonds Of any corporation in which we had in
vested were being used as a medium for risky
market usaipulations we should hasten to real
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

walk before breakfast have been the cause Of
venerableness in seventy-nine cases, while a
hooker Of applejack and q nap after dinner
have spared US ninety-two progenitors. Never
getting mad is certain prescription for ample
years. depended on by many. and is mod
crate amount of profanity, which relieves the
system Of pressure, the staff Of life for an equal
number.
Keeping up with the times has been bene-
fetal to 1853 veterans and 159 swear they have
preserved themselves by q placid contemplation
OF past events. Hot corn bread and bacon ac-
count for forty-six individuals; fifty-seven be-
Iieve they have thriven Boston beans, forty
eight have attained age meat juice and ff-
ty-four 5 vegetarans. Those that wear wool
len underwear at all seasons and keep the feet
warm nearly matched by the veterans who
dress in cotton sleep with open windows in
the dead of winter and get their feet wet on
every convenient occasion. Early TO bed has
added ap aggregate of several centuries to ex-
istence and unseemy frolicsome hours have had
a like effect. Marriage, bachelorhood, spinster-
hood reading with and without glasses fire.
ouent and bathing, exercise and the lack
Of 1t have all contributed TO prolong life in those
who like these diversions
.I admit there Is a slight contradiction be-
tween these facts" concluded the scientist but
7 hope soon to reconcile them and thus obtain
the true secret of old age.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

p1ces sun higher. On one occasion he was paid
zoe OF $IooOOO for allowing the subscription
LOOKS OF new enterprise to~be opened IN his
oince and his name to appear on the list of
directors Jovial generous and Find hearted he
was frequently heard to say to his friends:
,boys, III make million for each Of you before
49, We oonei one unlucky day he determined to
make Tor himself. not two or three millions but
eignt or ten: not to control merely one stock
but half dozen
6anks and bankers were willing enough to aid
one million before now loaned him two while
ehe oi,ciais took sly peep at his collaterals and
each backed his Judgment with a little nyer OF
,s ,s,, 49, All WAS going finely and there were
Ioo4' the secretary Of the Treasury Salmon P
Shase' appeared in New York to combat the
9einoh OF gold speculation in its den which he
olo py exchanging the surplus gold In the Treas
ury for legal tenders and Announcing that +hese
notes would be received in payment Of customs
dues at the rate of 165 cents to the gold dollar
ana mat every morning the Sub-Treasury would
oesignate the rate at which the government
would sell specie for the day Gold fell from
loS TO 40 on a Saturday morning ON Monday
mere was further decline TO 1853 Panic
70 per cent, and thousands of unluckv snec,,le-
tors were ruined The crisis found the shrewd
operator and his friends and followers involved
70 the last dollar. AS the market continued to
idil' banks and bankers called upon him for
money. private lenders called for more margin
customers called for their balances. Next morn
ing the whisper went round that the greatest
operator OF the period had failed
Neertheess. the market rallied The gold
SPECTATORS were too shrewd for the Secretary
by skllful manoeuvres they succeeded in forcing
me government to offer for gold whatever rats
pieaseo them The Treasury surrendered and
gold rose again to 1872, then to $50 to :.85 and
even hlgher In private transactions. the stock
market again followed its rapidly fuctuating
uiation went on until the memorable BLACK
Friday of 1869.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
SELF-CAPTURED CRIMINAL.
A Paris Murderer Who Had to Beg the
Police to Arrest Him.

But the main thought driven in upon one who
studies the police OF Paris is that hazard plays
mighty part in the detection Of crime and the
that is epic in its way. A cook in the Fould
family had been found stranged IN her kithcen.
It a brutal murder and caused intense
Goron nor his best detectives could discover
the criminal. Weeks passed and the newspapers
denounced daily the incapacity of the police.
Had the reporters discovered the whole
truth they would have bantered the chief out
OF office. The murderer a wastrel lad named
Ducret the of porter in the house. With
out money, wandering half frozen in Paris. he
at last decided TO give himself UP. With his
last sou he bought evening paper in which
he read that all the high functionaries Of the
police giving a banquet that night to the
Prefect Of Police: he thought that was the place
to do It Two policemen were on guard at the
door.
81 am the assassin" Ducret began
None Of your games here" said the police
man and kicked him across the street
The gloomy murderer went on his way. In
the Auteun quarter another gendarrne refused
to arrest him; he entered q restaurant and had
dinner; when the bill was brought he said: I
have no money: am an assassin: have me ar
rested!"
so you think you're going TO make scan
dal in my house, do your the landlord snouteo'
he thrust him out OF doors
The unhappy murderer went on In the Rue
de la Pompo he came upon two poucemen 70
litely he approached them. took OF his hat. and
told his story.
TT NAV be true said one OF them. and the
took him to the station
or course this was the long hazard; as a
usual thing the criminals OF Paris do not so
patiently tTv TO force way into prison The
bounds hunt the wolves. en6 TIE ctlAse - par
loussnd4 nd4ionx-Dvsrybody'a MsS>stn~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
INCOMPETENT HELP; CHEAPER FOOD

The common expe,ient for balancing the exravassnce
q, incompetent using poorer quality Of mate
rias and again the law holds; less price means
less of sounsthing For example. bear
say 'oh yes know those extraots perfectly pure
and much superior IN way. but they az
pensive and cook is careful about wasting
them than cheap so buy the cheap ones Ths
facts are that cheap IL really from tho
larger quantity must be used TO get the result
the case of foodstuffs the lower grades have
percsntaE. OF nourshinx power-Rn unpardonable ain
Every houseeepsr By her demand influencing ous
,tv supply ether housekeeper. is
demand economical % hOusexsspsrs that has made
ISrro numbers OF industries dependent upon
hons for the consumption OF thar produotsShs market
gnrdsn.r the dairymRn manufacturers SUD
plies and all multitude OF industries engaged IN the
house decoration and
ixu and svsyy u ths soonote conditions thsrs -
r,c.s.r~A "a souuS ttro0Ehoof this Wboss
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
STAR VAUDEVILLE,

Harry Gilfoil. Clartce Vance,
Exposition Four. Julia Redmond
Co, Elmer Tsnley. VIII Rogers
5 Renards, and ten others.
Night Prices. Is. 25. s. so. 7sc'
TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT-Grand
Vaudeville Concert-StAr Bill
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
Amssscnscnts.

MI. and Mrs. Gardner Crane.
Mysterious Howards. Faust Fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Allison. Nat
Haines. Monroe q Wesley. The
Balzers. Sharp Bros, Tom Moore,
Charlotte Ravenscroft. Others.
To-day, 1850 to 10:S0-Continuous
Grand Vaudeville CONCERT.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
SECRET OF OLD AGE
Scientist Thinks He Is Just about
to Discover IT.

The secret OF old age which is scoffed at by
the young. mildly considered by the middle AGED
and regarded as the chief problem of life by those
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
ront CAmuhu te este pueblo.

Font CAmuhss ie este pueblo,
Los desposIdoa psrtIeron 10 81
guients mInlns para Arecibo,en don.
de han fiado So relidenciA.
Ayr sibGdo, entire 9 y 10 de lA
mshana, se Ain,i6 en- cate pueblo una
muy jsrA osei sc On de 10 lierrs, que
para much IsI6 desaI ereibidg,
Ell Iehor J0ez mur i,ipIl, cen mo
two de eleltos rozanisLtcs que Al
parecer fxIitian entire 10 pol'efs y Ia
Glaze obrers, cr.yj cor VEL isnie ir 81
Club, en- 6l tAmbien habl6, exhort6
y scorstj & los al prsisI tss, que &c
hay hoy uuo de ellos que no h,gA e'o
gIos del rseto proceier de lA pol Cfs J
del caballeroso trAto deIu comAndAn
te el ctb b. Roig, y AIu vtE, &c la jus
ticla con qua slemprs procede en- todol
aus astos eli St O or JutE municipal dol
Frsnci c L fmIdeo.
CoRIlE sP0NSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
SQBRE UN INSPECTOR

El SAT sdo Ntlvo en- e.tss Acints
Mr. Jim Burr, I. te trsfco de los
csrros electricos, con 6bieio de cbte
Ter II fornesScsrcA de unarottia que
publ'ea-Im dem rciardo IN ins
peclor qre Itgdu irf rmss, 'cciC'
ma loa cor ductores y mobri'ta',
pri 61doleI del dtrecho de inicribirie,
El senior Burn EOS prom eii6 corrfgIr
cate NAL, extra Il ndole que tai coas
ucnrriers, cusrdo eaiA pIl h bido q
I-dos los emplesdt de eIs empress,
h,cer politics dertro de Ia eiferA &c
81 trabsio, La CcmpIBis dii0 81 ie
nor Burp, -dtja en- pltnA liberlAd 3
Ius empleadoI para que eisrsAn 81 de-
recho electoral, pro deitiuira en- 81
asto 4 todo sql el que ejerEa pyeIi6o
polthes IohIe IuS cImplnsroE,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
DESOE V[Gl-BIJA

Aver aoad y q Ia h9rA 6isds
poF 10 ley. disron prit cl?!o las ins
crlpsIorea en- eite pueblo.
Ocuparon lu lugAr lts seforFS
don Tt mla Prsdo y Don Julio Font
Csmuf1as, que f.rmtp IQuf IL junts
de inIcr pcioues
HITA lss clrco &c Ia tsrde le
lrIcrib'eron l79 elec,ors, de e,tos
l75 ptrtsrecen al rsrtido U, icDl,ta y
al pArtido republcano,
Ri paSSdo lunes entire IL y IL de
10 ncehs cor trsieron ma trimonio en-
la iglesia cAi6lIca el ioven don Felix
Leptz, , Ia bella y .impstica Iehorits
d aa karfG silvs. ApsdrinSron 10
bodS Ell IthJr den Andrea Cor "a Ell
de A,ecibo y lsWf i's dthI Loli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
DESDE HUMACAQ
Debut de La Presa.- -ReCep.
ci6n y baiIe.- -Republica-
nos por la huena senda
MEETING UNIONISTA
Inscription es electorales, Pro.
yocaci6n y corrective. .-Exa-
menes de lngles.

ri lunes daf& el zefior La Presa 81
primera function en- eata ciudad! Hoy
han circulado los programas y reins
mucho entuaiaimo para concurrir al
teatro.
Para el iueves prf mo preparan
los esposos Perez Belt'an una msgrf-
ica recepci6n en- au elegante morada.
AdemSs de un bsile ss eiecutaran no.
tables pleas mv vsi,slss por dos artis
tas conocidos. Joie Manuel, como
siempre, hark las delicias de sus ami
gos.
-Hsmos reclbido ur cirla dc cua-
renta veeinos del barrio de <Norto
nei,, repunciando su filiscI6n polfIies
al partIdo repub.lcsno 8 irgresando
en- Ia Union Puel torriquef1s. Con este
golpe de destruction para los repub'i
csnoa do estR ciudsd, estAmos segu-
ros 70 10 vestirdn para ir & los pr6xi
mos eomiclos.
Eel domingo Sc llevark q cabo
un gran meeting unio, ista en- el ba'
rrio de MontoneH. La concurr eneis
promete ser numeross.
En- las irscripclones del id5Ado
solo se int :ibieion ciento veirte y
ocho elestores, en- Ell termino do once
horas.
Eel aef1or Juez municipal conde
no hoy al indivfduo Genaro Pulido &
un mes de carcsI, por haber prCvocsdo
q nuestro distinguido correligionsrio
don Vietorisno Perez en- el poblado
de Las Piedrav, en monentos el que
este CabAllero haclA propaganda &
favor de nuestra colectlvidRd po' ihca
Han aldo trasladsdos 81 pueblo
de Faisrdo los poliefss Carlos Pagan
y Tomas Pagan, que preatabaa ae,vl'
clos en- eata ciudsd Son dos roli,i ~
que honran Ia instituei6n & que rerte
necen y en- todoA los caaos en- que pu
dimoA ob1e1vAr Au nALerG do prcce-
der cuando tuvleron que preztAr oil
Gdo aei vicio, vimos 10 hIcieron cor
c )rdurA y lentatsz.
Ell mi6rsoles Sc llevaron 4 cab +,
ca esta pobls c!6n loI txdmenes pars
los prcfeaores de iDg'sI So pressn-
taron cineo prciC res, de los cuA!ei
tres salieron aprobados, entire ellol
las unoritas Recurt, CsiIado y Ca
rIera,
Estas diatir iidas damas, dandC
pruebas de su amor al eatudio, hAr
slear zado VI 6xlto mia en- ell ms giGte
rio pueI )rriqu NJ. Las felititamoa
JUNO 600
CORREsPoNsAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-04
DESDE FAJAROO
Hszaha fsmosa del poIicia
Girona. Disparo contra
un individuo embriaqado
CENTRAL FAjARDO
Detectives de Ponce en- averi-
guaci6n del robo de unas
sortijas al senior Barcel6.

El glsrdis insult Emilio Glrons
dlspar6 On Ia tarde de syer dos tiroa
de rev Silver contra ell individuo Jsi1S
Msrlinez. atravssando.e Ell brazo y 10
nAlga izqulerdos.
Los prlmeros testigos pTesene iAle 0
del hecho dtclararon 10 misma tarde
10 uiguIente: Jesds Martlrsz, On COM
plet1 estado de smbriaguez sostenfA
una disputa dome,t!ca que di6 lugar
& que algur OF curiosos acudiersn al
sitio, como tAmbieo los guardias Ro-
say Glrona: AL llegsr estos I't!mos
el Martinez tsnfa uu cuehillo en- 10
mano, el eual bai6 en Uf ii do rendi.
cl6n al escuchar 10 vcx de sAltos da-
ds por Glrona, qu'en sreIar de esto
h'zo tuego contra el embriagado.
ri fiscal dc Ia Corte de Humicao
tom6 algunau declsrasionss y 10 eau
90 sera remitida al Attornfy General.
Afortunadamense las heridas de
Ma-tirez no cfrecen mayor gravedad'
Aver llegaron 8 Fsiardo el fs
sal de 10 Corte de Diit.ito do Huma'
Gao J el cabo de Detectives de Poncs,
Francisco O.tiz, conduelendo q Ger6
uimo Mercsdo con el FL de prs csicar
uua invsstiga gacl6n en- el asunto de las
scrt'j,s rooAdas h'csn dos o tres me
seS a don Antonio r Barcel6,
Geronimo MercAdo e. el queridc
10 kleisndriua Rodrfgutz, llvanders
que 90 encontr6 en- Ia cslle, envueltal
| en- un psiIuelo negro Goa dc las sorii
| jos que perdi6 por IN descuido II
,irvienta que rob6 d!chas prendas
| Este upi to vendI6 en- San Juan !,
aortija de msnos valcr y tratabs d
vender en- una platsrla dc Pcn.e II
maa valiosa cusDdo f.e strapado po
un dttestIve.que h' ptstado con ell
un aerVicio importArte,
FL FISCAL hi6 en- 50 900 10 farz
| de AfispdsinA Rodriguez, y en- Igas
suma 10 de 81 querIdo y de dos <so
eioIS que acompsilaron d este ca o
I'urnee por San Juan y Ponce.
La central de Fsiardo tiene IA
trlcAdos yA Is, 600 uacos de azIcAr
esrera que Ia prsEente ztfrA alcanc
un t,l de 500 0.
CORREsPONSAL.