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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE
AMERICAN MISSION TO
FEZ.
SULTAN OF MOROCCO
Must Pay American Claims and Mete
Out Punishment for ofienses
Against American
Citizens.

London.--A dispatch from Tangier
to the Times says;
There is a tendency to underes-
innate the Importance of the Ameri-
can mission to Fee. Minister Gum
mers will not only present his creden-
tials, but also will lay before the sui
tan his governments views of the ex-
listing state of anarchy in Morocco, and
demand the payment of American
claims, and punishment for offenses
against American citizens.
The maghesen also will doubtless
be reminded of the sultan's promise to
speedily punish Raisuli for the selz,
ure and detention of Mr.. Perdicaris."
Americas Hands Not Tied.
THE dispatch says that the position
of America renders her action In these
matters easier than in the case OF
European powers, the hands Of whose
representatives are tied by the polit-
zeal situation in Europe.
Americas relations with Morocco
outside the Algeciras protocol are
clearly defined by treaty, and the sui.
tan's intrigues with other powers will
certainly not be accepted as an excuse
for infringement of these treaty rights,
Only by firm action can the sultan
and maghesen be made to realize their
real position and responsibility"
IF" the dispatch adds, the Amerl.
can minister succeeds in bringing
about this, he will deserve the thanks
and congratulations of all who are
at present suffering from the inca
pacity and arrogance of the existing
regime at Fez."
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20

THE government of Cuba con-
aents that the United States
may exercise the right to inter
vene for the preservation Of Gu
ban Independence. the mainte-
nance Of government adequate for
the protection Of life, property
and individual liberty, and for
dipcharging the obligations with
respect TO Cuba imposed BY the
treaty Of Paris on the United
statos now 10 be assumed and
undertaken By the government
AZ Cuba. "Phtt Amendment
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
TAFT AND BACON OFF FOR CUBA.
They viii Embark at Tampa, Fla,
For Havana.

shington.-Secretary of War
Taft and Assistant Secretary of State
Bacon left Washington Sunday after
noon for Tampa, Fla, to embark on a
naval vessel there for Havana, in &C
cordance with the instruction of Pres
ident Roosevelt. to ascertain the exact
political situation. Other members of
the party were Frank G. lockwood,
stenographer to Secretary Taft; Hen
ry Newcomb, private secretary to AS
sistant Secretary Bacon; Capt. F. R..
Mccoy, the presidents military aide;
F. l.. Cairns, surveyor of the port of
Manila; Jose Macias, a Spanish inter-
prefer from the insular bureau, and
two messengers. The party is due to
arrive at Port Tampa at ten o'clock
tonight.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
Did eonaparte eIve the orders.

New York, N. Y.--Secretary Of
the Navy Bonaparte arrived here
Thursday night on his way to Oyster
Bay. When show the press dispatch
from Havana to the effect that soilors
of the armored cruiser Denver had
been landed there, the secretary imme-
diately entered into a telephone COM
munication with Washington. The
news conveyed in the press dispatches
from Washington stating that an order
had been issued recalling the naval
landing party is believed to have been
the outcome Of Mr.. Bonaparte's con-
versation over the telephone.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
oAILEANs oREATLY ALARMGo.
severe shock and 4 Volcano Create
Terror.

Santiago Chile. A severe
Santiago. Chile. Sept. 1S.---A severe
earthquake shock was felt at Talca
at 1880 p. M.
The Chilean volcano (proVince OF
Nublsl Il IN full operation. A new
crater has appeared south OF the old
one. Many persone, terrifed BY
alarming manifestations, demanded
bermission 10 camp out IN squafes
which Ihe anIhorltIel Eeluned.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
srEAMsAIP MoNooLIA AoRouNp.
Sister Of the ManehurIa on Midway
Reef In the North Pacific.

Midway Island. North Pacific
Ocean. The Pacific main
steamship Mongolia, a sister ship Of
the Manchurla. Is aground on Midway
reef. The ahin d being lightered.
and her passengers are being landed
safely. The weather Is tine and the
sea smooth.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
asoY BROKER" SUICIDES.
Youth Who Made a Fortune Threw
Himself Under Car.

New York. Charles A. VIII
son, aged 20 years. known as the
boy Broker. and said to have made
fortune as curb broker in Wall
street, threw himself under the
wheels Of a trolley car at Fort Lee,
N. j.. Saturday night, receiving In
iuries from which he died. The body
was identified Sunday. Wilson but re.
recently recovered from fever.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
CHASED EUROPEANS.
Morocco Outlaw and His Followers
TerroriZe a Town.

Tangier, Morocco.-Cherif Taelai-
nein, with $50 men, entered Casa
Blanca, pillaged the French iron
works, and pursued Europeans through
the streets, wounding several of them.
After terrorizing the town for two
hours, Taelainein was induced by the
governor to leave, the governor having
been reluctantly forced to act by the
foreign consuls' indignant protests.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
VATICAN STATUES STOLEN.
Police of Important Cities in America
and Europe Notified.

Rome, Italy.-Word has been
sent to the police of all the important
cities of the United States and Europe
asking that watch be kept to see if
valuable art relics stolen from the
garden of the vatican papal villa are
offered for sale.
Heads of five valuable statues in
the gardens of the villa, where the
late Pope Leo XIII, was accustomed
TO spend his summers, have been
stolen.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
Want EiIndoos Exeluded.

Victoria. B. G. Delegates
from all parts OF Canada. now in SEES
sion at the Dominion Trades congress,
win bring forward resolutions soaking
legislation for the imposition Of tax
on HindOOs.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20

Victoria, B. G. n The steam
or Empress Of India failed to make a
record on the initial trip Of the over
seas-maiIs' from Hong Kong. having
been delayed BY fog She was II
days and 50 minutes from Yokohama
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
A SENSATIONAL FEAT.
German Torpedo Boats Make DaSh to
Brltaln's Shore.

London, Eng.-Acordlng to the
correspondent at Hamburg of the
Daily Mail, during the German naval
maneuvers the night of September 10
SO torpedo boat destroyers accom-
plished the sensational feat Of DASH
ing for and reaching the British coast,
returning without having been detect.
cd
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
GRANTED MINERS DEMANDS.
The Indiana Coal Co. viii Not Have
a Strike On lite Hands.

Terre Haute. Indiana.-As the
result of overtures made by the Off
clals of the Vandalia Coal Co. to the
district officials Of the miners of In
diana, the strike at the mines OF the
coal company. which involved 5000
men, has been declared on, and the
miners will return to work. The coal
company grants all the demands of
the miners
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
Marines Landed at cIenfuegos.

Tampa, Florida.--A private ca
blegram received here from cienfue-
COS, Cuba, states that marines from
the United States gunboat Marietta
we're landed at that place Thursday to
protect American interests.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20

Havana, Cuba.--A dispatch from
cienfuegos Gays that the United States
gnRboat Marietta has debarked q de-
tachment there Cienfuegos is be-
sieged by Insurgents, and,some of the
fortiacations have been damaged.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20


who was named in Hartje's amended
petition, entered the millionaire's en-
ploy after Hooe was dismissed. Ma
dine remained with the family until
they went to Europe, in June, 1905.
Immediately upon the Hartje's return
from abroad Mrs. Hartje left her hus-
band and refused to return to his
home, although numerous efforts to
reconcile the pair were made by mem
bers of the family. Finally, Hartje
decided to obtain divorce, and in or
der to succeed he made frightfui
charges against his wife.
EartIs's Awful Accusations.
He accused his wife of intimacy
with Clifford Hooe, a negro coachman,
who had been employed by Hartje.
He also named Tom Nadine, their
white cOachman, as correspondent.
Hooe, It was announced, was prepar-
ing to leave the city and his testimony
was taken. His deposition was the
most hideous story ever spread upon
the records of divorce court. If it's
averments are true, Mrs. Hartje
should be in an insane asylum.
Hooe's Alleged Confession.
That evening Hooe was taken to a
little town in New Jersey by an agent
of Hartje. Mrs. Hartje employed de-
tectives to trace him, so he was hur-
ried to Maryland, thence to West Yir.
gipia and thence to Ohio, where he
was arrested last January, and at once
confessed, it is said, that he had per,
jured himself, and that he had been
hired by Hartje to make the deposl
aon. He was then hurried away from
the city and kept in hiding by Hartje
The arrest of Hooe and his confes
sion was a terrible blow to Hartje
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20

the republic. The secretary of
the interior will issue all the nee
essary orders for the execution
of this decree"
The decree caused great surprise,
as 1t was believed to signify a change
of heart by the government officials,
who for the past two days have
been strongly against taking up
peace overtures with the emissarles
of the revolutionists. This action had
It's beginning by Gen. Menocals ef-
fort In visiting Secretary MontalSo,
and urging him to make the strongest
possible endeavor to induce President
Palma to comply with President Roose-
velt's advice, and avoid the conse-
quences of intervention by requesting
a truce, and endeavoring to have the
Cubans themselves come to an agree
ment.
Secretary Montalvo and Gen. Mona
col first visited Jose Miguel Gomez
and others of the alleged conspirators
in the prison, and found them willing
10 cooperate in securing peace. The
basis of peace was not discussed in
any detail. but Secretary Montalvo
returned to the palace and Urged
President Palmo to consider the mat
ter. The president called a confer
ence. which was attended by the min
listers. Vice-President Mendez Capote,
Generals Freyre and Andrade and
Senator DOLE.
simultaneously with the issuance OF
the decree declaring cessation Of
hostilities, the special judge In charge
OF the cases against the alleged con
spirators in prison. and prisoners re
Gently captured. liberated 80 of the
latter against whom indictments had
been issued.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20

Budapest, Hungary.-Sunday was
George Washington day in Hungary's
capital and the entire population,
from morning until night, gave itself
up to enthusiasm over the unwilling
on monarchical territory of a monu.
ment to the first president of the
United States. The Stars and Stripes
and the Hungarian colors intertwined
were to be seen everywhere.
Special Sermons Preached.
There were special sermons in
many of the churches, the preachers
calling attention to the importance of
the event. During the afternoon
thousands of persons lined the streets
through which passed an imposing
parade to the city park, in which the
monument stands. Thirty thousand
persons were in the park, which was
surrounded by many thousands more.
The attendance included 500 Hun
garian-Americans. headed by E. T.
Kohanyi of Cleveland, o.
Prior to the unwilling united choirs
sang the Hungarian and then the
American national anthem, and other
hymns.
The monument was unveiled amid
scenes of great enthusiasm.
The Standard Set BY Washington.
Herr Rokovski, president of the
chamber of deputies, was the orator
of the day. He dwelt at length on
Washington's great work for the
cause Of civilization, not only for the
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-09-20
Monument to Washington
UnOeiLed in Hungary.
~N~@~ANN~~~~

United States, but for all the world.
He said the standard set by the IA
Their of the American republic had in
fluenced Louis Kossuth. and that by
that standard Hungary's greatness
would be attained.
M. Kohany, in a speech, praised
American institutions and freedom.
He said Hungarian-Americans were
true citizens of the republic, but
would always keep up their love for
their native country.
Mayor Bauzy of Budapest promised
to take good care of the monument,
which he said was splendid evidence
of the friendship between the two peo-
pies, and hoped it would last forever.
After other speeches the people pa
raded past the monument, covering
the pedestal with wreaths and floral
designs.
Toasted President Roosevelt.
At banquet at night Henry Bauzy
toasted President Roosevelt and Con-
sui General Chester proposed the
health of the king of Hungary. Count
Apponyi eulogized the United States,
and expressed his admiration OF Hun
garian-Americans for being absolutely
loyal to their new home while retain
ing their love for the fatherland. Mr.
Chester availed himself of the oppor-
tunity to state that he only attended
the ceremonies and the banquet as a
private American citizen, thinking
that it was his duty to do so on such
occasion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17

De euando On suando apareseu
industrialss POGO eserupulosos anun.
sisndo smulsionss, vinos 6 prspM \.
dos los que atribuyen propied sdss
curstivas que no tienen y hasts hav
quisn % atrevs deeir On lstras de
imprsnta, que sl petr6leo 8 kerosins
% IN alimente.
Qua 90 sl petr6leo2 Un sceits mine.
rel que 20 usa como combustible para
lubriear y limpiar mGquin y para
alumbrar.
Una substantial indigestible qus
parees dc 10 propiedsd essncial dc TO-
do alimento, cual 90 10 asimilaeif n.
que pasa al trav6s del tubo intestinal
sin modifeArse y sin sar absorhi-
bidai una substaneia en- fin, que no
tiens ninguna de las propiedadas on.
rativas y alimenticias del aeeits ds
hfgadQ dc baeala0. 81 % diiese que
el petr6leo 90 I'M alimento para ma.
Quinas, podrfa pasar, pero no un eli.
mento para el euerp6.
81 teneis Alguna duds, prsguutsd
Q vuestr0 medico, 81 o. conhrmar1 ca.
10 verdad, y si estais eseasos de fuer.
xss, de earns y ds sAngre, % aeonss-
lara 1us tnmhis Ia EmMlaikn da SeotA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
BtBLtOrECA DE 4LA DEMOCRACIA,

una de del 6ngdo muero que sgu6 Dor os sende
re- 90 Als, arrasand0 deas de ella loo consumdores ma
s:antes toda Ia gente que ID vefa
1Vette sigu6 amb6n rendo oda 90 alma hablando
con .oaos enIGquecda por e movimieno po rudo Los 6
vne mlraban audaca strechan contra ella muy an
candladoa parecan desnudara mrada Serviepy en-.
pzo temer que 10 AVentura terminase NAL
h procession ontnuaba aceerando e psso pues os oue
levaoan dtunto ca corrian egudos po 10 muchedumbre
camorosa De pronto acercaron or deuvieron en-
sec baancearon nsana camarsda sotsndoe os cus
tro 3 IN tempo. e echaron al RIO.
Un immense grso de aega reson6 entire loo especdores
mlentrss piana aturddo chApuzba eatornudab ecup
lleno de barre. trataba do ganar ID orIa.
Una barca recog6 aombrero que Ie levaba 81 aqua
1vete sataba dc contento, baha palmas repeia
-lAh AnguiAl iC6mo me dvierto como me divertoI
ServgDy observaba seo de nuevo aoo cohibido mai.
hum0rado de ve tan sfecha ancha an
snaeico Una espece de nsno reveabs en- e. e,e natno
del hombs ben educado empre sun cundo no
no gues ese nAtnto de hAcer evr leo famsrdsdes de.
masiado ves los conactos que manchsn
pensaba admirado
-lHombre no to orefa tan Rno
daban gana1 dc tutsars a tutsabs en- 90 pensa
mento como sc tutean prea que 90 as ve lac muere
luocH u parcels ago a les musrEuelas que Dor s
puuaban csnAes soando obscendades Las paabrss aoe
ces oian i cortas yendo de uno oto como an
aque gr hubesen ncido mmo que Lac mo,cas m Al eaterso
efo no pareciAn choc mOlear nade Yyette dirfsse
que no lAa ola. ~ ~
-,Auguls. quero baGGrme dio; vamos nadar
FL conteat6
"A 50 disposition, W6orM
tueron los bA6oS obtener trsies Bile e.tuvo mas
ponto sts lie espet6 pie jnno Ia or our1ntr b,o a
mlradagque deVoraban Luego echnron ambos Al aqua
Yvete nadba placer embrsguex scariciads nor al
'g1a eemecendo de placer sensual evansndose csda bra
zadI como foele a del RIO Ell Ia segua con diHcuItad
escando Aourrldo de 90 poa resencia Pero ella volv6n
dose Dru'csment hSo plnh brAzos cruEados Os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
YVETTE
apbsn seg6n uve,e nm car6cter exatado violento drama
tico sentimental

segdn tuve caz6cer exaltado vioento damk-
hco sentimental
Era una de muieres creadas para amsr ser amad.s
De cuna muy humd hba legado istoc ~cia de lao corte.
sanas obrando por Dsnto, hbdad innati scepba eli
dnero los bsos sin dsngu empesndo astucs notable
son tos tueza de neceades Muchos hombres habsn pa
sado por sue brszo sin dspertr nDguns rnua PERI mbn
sin que Nntera ningdn aaco pof Gus caricias
Soportaba odo los bra indferenca s como
On vae comen todos loo gusos precise Pero
dc ouando en- cuando % soraz6n abrsbn nfa
entonces ps6n que durab semanas mes seQn s
cuAidsdes ftacaa morales De amante.
Eran los momentos decioos de "a vds AM bs con tods
% alma. TODD cuerpo fa ex Sc ecsba en-
t echs a rio ahogae deaba arstrar
dspuesta morr precise, febrcante, aocada TODD
dcho Cada imsgnaba hIber rendo am6 cosa icus
90 hubieae 10 ecordaran que hombre muho
a habn hcho tales dequo habs pasado noches
entsr pensando eos sin dormir conemplando Las ess
Sav habis Cautysdo cuerpo alma pensaba ep H
vendo imsgen tenendo presnte ecuerdo fecha del
presents, que le otorgaba una dichG Cera compIeA
Un ruido que oy detrs de ellie hzo que se volvea Yvee
scabsba de ena vestda durante da pero pda
oios de febre que producer as graudes fatQ
-Te he de hsb!sr, diio.
La maiquesa mirAba ascmbro. La smaba como ma.
DIRE ego orGuo de belzG como 90 ea orQuoso de ma
fortuna demasAdo bella todav tener ceo demAssdo in
derene para orx loo proyecto que e Ichcabr dSms-
aado h sin embargo adverr 81 vaor de lquea her.
moHurs
Conteat6:
-HabIs, hiia mia, lore p,mt
Yvee aondeabA 10 mirada para leer en- a fondo de
bu alma adVerr todas M senaacones que ibsn e
pertar palabras
-Hace POGO me ha OcurridO ,xtraordinlria.
Que 81 IeaOr de ssrvguy me ha dcho que me amAbs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
IN0 AcATARRARsEi /

II eatarro 90 una enfsrmsdad QUE
hsns nueha mas importansia do 10 qus
gsnsralmsnts ss ls stribuys. Invade
eodes los 6rganos del cusrpo, cuyaa
funoionss y fusrxas dsbilita profunda.
meaSe. Eseausa frecuented do 10 sordera,
afsssa 10 vista, 10 narix y 10 garganta
y % gsnsralmsnts por donds smpisx q
10 tubsrsulosis 8 tisis.
La misma faeilidad 10 frecuen-
sta oon que % pssoa I'M eatarro, hass
O las psrsonas indiferentes para Gu.
rarlo = 10 gran mayorfa no % preocu
pA do las oonsseuenciss.
Los hanos frfos por 10 maiiana
Embellishments despuss do deiar el
lsaho. dormir CON les vsntanas abisr,
tas y svitsr los sorrisntss do aire, son
prscaueionss muy. .busnas que no sussl
Do trabaio el obssrvarlas. Psro el
preventive mas positive, mas sfess,
mas f&eil y mas positive , tambisn sl
aye aeonssian los msdioos, % 10 Kmul'
sion do Scott do acsits dc hfgado do
haealAo.
10 sorprendsnte 10 fusrza, vitalidad,
snsrgfa y podsr do rssistsneia que re-
eibe sl susrpo humane dc las pea no
has desis do Emulation do Scott que 30
administran con sonstaneia. Esta
emulsion rssubrs intsriormsnts sodas
las parties d6bilss y vulnsrablss del
Basrpo y 10 pons al abrigo do 10 In.
fsceion easarral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17

-Msfisns se vera en al Trlbuna
supreme, 10 spelsci6n del pleiso 90.
bre administration de bisnss que sos.
tiene defa Maria Rossrer contra 10
rssoluci6n dc 10 Cc,t, de Dissrito ds
San Juan que ie decl ar6 incc mpeterts
para conocer On un iptestsdo.
-Comuniesn al cuartel general
que esta maiana fsllect6 on Csguas sl
Ooliefs Esteban Gonzalez. Fl sspe-
Ito 80 verified & pocss h ,ras do gu 70
lleclmiento por haber muerto do or fer
msdad cont glosa.
Aver empsz6 q verse On 10 Corte
civil de San Juan el plsito entablado
por doia Gsoglrna Puigdollsrs Moli'
ne, contra el qre fue su esposo den
Antonio Monrroig Obrador, clsman.
dole % 2'S.25 como gar raueialss du.
rAnts su matrimoI 10.
sT En- el Club de F. Kehrhahn &
Co., % San Francisco, 90 venden dos
relojes de orc cada semans, entire 80
socios, abonsndo % SO 8 l 90 semanal
La Ultima semsna obtuvieron uno los
sefiores don <. vassallo, del Core zal
y Tomas Otero, de Humacao, soeics
n1mero 81.
Eel mupioipio dc Juncos proyects
10 construcci6n de un nuevo hospital
La obra sera construida dc msterial.
-Ha preaertado rsnuncia del pues.
to dc alcalde de Utuado CON Pedro
Vidal Santamsrfa. Fl goberna ador 10
aeept6 la renuncia.
@-Eu virtud de lss ref,rmas ha.
bidas en- les ofeinas do Correos dc
esta ciudad, el apartado do LA DEMO.
cRACIA que corrsspc ndfa al ndmero
357, tiene h"y el ndmero S37. Lo avi
ssmos nuestros sgentes, correspon.
sales y amigos 10 8
-Segdn informes, el abono para
10 compsfif \ de Opera <Scor amig glit ,,
que llfg6yaa Ponce, 90 cubrir& muy
prontc en- San Juan, puss SON muchss
las personals que 90 disponsn tomsr
localidades.
-Segdo informes del cabo do ID
policfa Isern, en- un bAile que % efsc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17

tu6 anoehs On 10 rssidsre's do Juar
Colon, de Agaas BasHa,, tcerri6 ans
reysrta. sn In cue rssulsaron sells hs.
ridos. Hay dos graves Sc ercueus n
tran dttsRidos diecirusse Ind viduos.
La sgsneia de o kamy Noltine
C en- Atctbo, rusga & algunos sgsr
tss que fasron de o kemp Noltirg 4
quienss sl SIN ,r MarlfnsI Qlin.ero
sscribi6 90 sstos dfss, tratsn de ensen .
derss con disho sbogado 6 ia mayor
brsvsdad puss 90 de gran importan
sls para sllos.
Nos irforman de Humscao Gus
OIL cadaver que spareei6 en- dicha ju-
r'sdicci6n que no pudo ser idenlifisa.
do Ga los prlmeros momentos, results
ser don Ramon Rivera que de-apare.
ci6 hsce doee dfas La polieia trabsja
activamsnte On descubrir los autores
dc este erimep.
-Se encuentra OF fermo el active
empleado dc 10 oncina del gobsrnador
y encArgado de las notas & los repor.
ters, Mr.. Christiance. Dese,mos m
mejorfa
Sc hs sspsrado de Ia redacci6p
del sHeraldo Espsfpls nuestro esti.
msdo amigo ! eorrsligionario don
Julio GGlvez Otero.
-SabAs Torres, acu.ado dc abuse
do confer 70, fu9 sentenclado hoy Dor
10 Corte municipal . $l5 do multa v
80 dfas dc arresto.
Aver falleci6 On IL enfsrmerfa
dc 10 eArcsl el prsso Jaime Cl&s, M.
tural do Nsguabo. Su muerie fue
ocssionada por una edena eersbral
-Ha sido dstenido Francisco Ro.
lon por sgeeai6n & 2 carfas Torres.
do Aibonito.
-Ha sido dado de alta en- el ma.
nico nio oil jovsn Rafael Andino, hljo
del violinista don Julian Andino.
: So encusnsra en- ssta ciudad Mr..
Durlach, duelio de una de los fabrleas
do tabacos dc Csguas.
La calonia ssps fiola de Carroll.
No prepara en- la pr6xima quircena
dc Mayo, un exp endido baile de 90.