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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17
.CARTA ESTRAV VIADA
en- SanturCe.
COnatO de inGendiO en- Ia Marina.
Pena de muerte C0nmutada. Mo-
1oz Rivera a Ponce. Retreta de
naiiana.

Sc ha acercado & esta redacci6n ell vaci-
no de Santurce Isidoro Valentfn manifes-
tando que el dfa del actual entreg6 al
cartero del barrio una carta para Manatf
diriiida Isabel Garrison, con un sello es-
pecial y que seg1n informes que tiene di-
cha carta no lego poder de la interesadq,
por 10 que Sc propone il en- queja alas
autoridades superiores para la averigua-
ci6n del paradero de dicha carta.
-Anoche como & las $50 ocurri6 un
conato de incendio en- la casa conocida p0r
fabrica del gas, en- una habitaci6n que
ocipa Gerardo Cote.
Los vecinos observaron salfa humo por
las rendijas de la puerta, y echaron esta
abajo encontrando un trapo mojado en-
petroleo.
FL cabo Robaina y otros guardias acu-
dieron deteniendo al Coto y produciendo
el correspondence parte al juez munich
pal.
Ell gobernador ha coumutado Ia pena
de muerte impuesta la REQ Luisa Neva-
rez Ortiz, por asesinatc en- primer grado
en- la persona de su hija, q Ia Immediate 8
sea la de cadena perpetua.
Esta mafiana sali6 para Ponce don
Luis Mufioz Rivera, director de LA De
mocracia." Durante su ausencia de cua-
tro dias quedara al frente del estimable
coIega el senior Mariana Abril.
Programs de las pleas que ejecutar6
la banda de la policfa insular en- Ia retreta
que sc llevara & efecto en- la noche de ma
mana: /. March '.New England's Finest. 2
Clarke. 2. Overture Ldealistic, Brooks.
3. Serenade 'Alla Stella Confident" Ro-
bandi. 4. Selection de la zarzuela "a la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17
M. ZENO GAMBIA.
Director.
--4-@D-k-
d e.
un Crimen en- Juana
Diaz.
COnatOs de inCendiO en- AihOnitO !
Ponce. ESGaIamientO en- YahuCOa.
Condemns pOr Justification ' falsa
representation. Jugada sOrpren-
dida.

Ponce Mario 16. Coronel Hami1l: Ell
crimen cometido en- Juana Diaz en- ell ba-
rrio de Corral falgo" en- la persona de
Rogelio Virella, ha sido esclarecidoy y result
taron autorea Francisco Amill Antonio
Lopez, este iltimo declare todo, tambi6n
una hiia de Amill hizo declaration de Inn
pOrtancia. Sargento Gim6nez y guardias
Z mis- 6rdenes han trabaiado con cello in
teres Eecundando 6rdenes mfas Jueces
Benet Monclova.
Aibonito. Anoche principle un incen-
dio casa Claudio Morales esta poblaci6n.
Guardia Ortega con auxilio vecinos SOTO
cdTonle inmediatamente logrando salvar
efectos titles. Quemaronse varias pie
zas ropa nueva sin otras cousecuencias.
Hecho casual por habersele volcaJo una
lampara un ni1o que sacaba ropa baules.
Guardia Diaz arrest0 hoy carretero Pa
bio Bower por destruir un poste telegraico
en- poblaci6n. Fueron arrestadas cuatro
personas infracci6n reglamento carretera
cinco por dafios maliciosos. Cabo Padr6
Yabucoa. Anoche le fu6 escalada casa
comercio Luis Toro Perez las p m. !,
barrio Aguacate hacienda de los senores
Mullenhotf, arreste Dionisio Velazquez
presunto autor ocupandole cinco pesos no.
venta ocho centayos en- wales, dos pesos
en- efectivo, J tres cigarros. Juez entiende
asunto. Jes6s Perales, encargado del
puesto.
Ponce. Ha sido arreatado Santiago Sc
rralles por falsa representation y falsifca-
oi6n de frma condenado q un afio cdrcel
multa de $500, por una causa, dos
meses por la ssgunda. Guadalupe Ortiz
hs sido arrestado por hurto de ganado y
puesto disposition Juez Casalduc. Tenien-
te Castro.
Mayagiez IA sido sorprendida una
jugada 10 prohibido deteniendo 8 indivi-
dlos ocupando dinero demds titles. Ca
bo Gregori.
Ponce. Hoy d las once hubo un conato
incendio en- una casa de don Luis Casals
calle de la Concordia, resultando casual
Taniente Castro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17
Board Of Medical Examiners.
SECRETARIA.

El martes 3 de AbriI Sc celebraran cxa-
menes para los aspirantes licencias de Me-
dicos, Practicantes y Comadronas.
Los que desen sOmeterse examenes de-
beran presentar una solicitud, cuyo mode
10 puede adquirirse, hien por correo en- la
of1cina de esta Secretarfa.
A dicha solicitud deben acompaf1arse cier
tos documentOs que acrediten ell derecho de
los aspirantes tai eXamen.
Los aspirantes licencias para praticar
la Medicine y Cirujfa necesifan presentar
el tftulo diploma de Medicos Ciruianos,
expedidos pOr Univeridad Escuela bien
acreditadasy y pagar un derecho en- Tesorer1a
de Is dollars.
Los aspirantes practicantes deben ext
bir Jun certificado, hacienda constar una
practica por un tempo no menor de dos
a11os HbradO pOr un medico en- servicio de
Hospital en- Clinica particular. Pagaran
10 dollar por dercho, de examenes.
Las que aspiren Comadronas cumpliran
el mismo requisite, pagando solo dollars.
Las solicitudes podran preseptarse desde
la fecha de publication de este anuncio has
ta 81 81 del mes en- curse.
Para infOrmes y envfo de documentos di-
rigirse esta Secretarfa, San Francico 78 8
apartado 712
Dr. M Qaevedo Raes,
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Interruption de traficO.

En- Ia parada de los carros electricos
Gue muerto ant snoche, las once y medic,
un!caballo q. Sc atraves6 en- la via al pasar
un coche. Descarril6 este ioda la ma
EianR de aver estuvieron trabajando los en-
pleados de la 'San Juan Light para res
tablecer el trdfico que hasta las Sc hacfa
trasbOrdando los pasajeros en- la referida
parada.
En- 10 maiiana de aver saIi6 para,los
pueblos dc Carolina y Rio Grande el 10.
ven Ulises LoubTiel Cueto, inspector de
Ia compafifa de m6quinas de coser, Singer.
--EBt6 probado hasta Ia evidencia que
Ia meior marca de ron es la conocida Eek
posici6n", premiada en- San Luis y que
Yenden los seIiores Alvarez Hermanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17
1EATRO DEL PARQUE.

Function para hoy s6bado Il dc Mario
de 1906. ga. de abono.
1a.-s'La Camarona"
2a.-Nuevo baile por las hermanas Ca
rreras.
8a-A petici6n general del pdblico, :
en- lugar de 'Los Secuestradores" "Carce-
leraso.
4.-EstrenO en- la temporada de Wien
to en- popa''
Domingo 10, dos espl6ndidas funciO-
nes, Matinee y Noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17
EI COmite de EIecciones.

En- Ia session celebrada aver por eI Con-
sejo Executive, de que damos cuenta en-
otro lugar de este diario, qued6 designado
el Comite del Consejo que ha de entender
en- los trabajos para Ia organization de las
pr6ximas elecciones, y que esta compuesto
por los seflores doctor Rafael del Vale,
senor Regis HI. Post doctor Jose G. Bar
bosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17
COMISION ESPECIAL.

Ell Concejo Municipal LA designado en-
COmiSi6n especial q los Sree. Rodriguez
Serra Ramirez Fald para que estudien
Q informen el proyecto de Ordenanza re-
mitido por el Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
relative la imposition de una contribu-
ci6n conocida por Contribution sobre la
Propiedad durante el afio ecco de 1906
1907
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17
ENTIRE BROMA Y VERA. "

Con ese tftulo acaba de dar & la publi-
cidad el inteligente escritor obrero y ex-
delegado q la C6mara, senior Ramon Ro-
nero Rosa, que firma sus escritos bajo el
pseud6nimo r. del ROmeral; un libro de
literature y propaganda obrera.
Es un trabajo en- que el senior Romero
Sc revela como un buen observador y CO.
mo excelente propagandista de sus ideas.
Damos gracias al senior Romero por Ell
ejemplar de su ibro que nos dedica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17

En- esta imprenta 90 vende papal do pa-
ri6dico vieio ( 5000 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-17

Vuelta dell Vivero," Gimenez. 5. Two
step "St Louis Tickle" Seymore. 6. Va
rios trozos de La zarzuela la Vieieeita,' p
Caballero. z. Tanda de valses ia Estu-
diantina," J" Waldtenfel. 8. DANA "Ange-
lina," Rios Ovalle. Himno.
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The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02

Geo. Nye, was in from north
of Malta Bend. Wednesday
aud said he noticed in a local
paper that his ueigbbor, A.
V. Deckerd, had found an
apple showing two blossoms
and one stem-in other words,
a double apple. He said he
can beat it--he brougt US In a
Winesap showing three bios.
SONS on one stem. 1t was
three apples grown together
and hanging from one stem
and presented n very unusual
sight.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
DEATHS.
DR.. M. A. Brown

died at his home on East
Arrow early Tuesday morn
ing Of stomach trouble of
which he had been complain
ing for a number of years
but had been confined TO his
home only several days. He
was born In Albemarle county
Va, in 1888 and has been n
resident OF Saline since 1887.
His funeral occurred from the
residence Wednesday after
noon and his remains we're
laid TO rest in Ridge Park
cemetery. He was one OF
Marshall's prominent citizens.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
'Ronsing Meeting

Nelson Crews, of Kansas
City, spoke ut the A. NJ. T..
church Monday night 10 II big
house and The meeting was a
very enthusiastic one. He
pointed out why a negro can
not afford 10 vote the Demo
cratic ticket and also urged
them TO come out next Tues
day. His strong plea was for
good citizenship, urging eve-
ryone TO become u better citi-
zen aud thus elevate the race.
Mr.. Crews was accompani-
cd by DR.. Unthanks, u promi.
nent colored physician OF
Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02

Of our best aud most highly
respected citizens aud bust.
ness men, h. W. Flentgc, for
no other reason than 10 gain
some political advantage.
Every citizen who knows
+. W. Fleutgc, knows he is
honest, courageous, and one
of the hardest workers for
public Interests in this part
of the state. We believe il
would bc more manly and
more Democratic To advocate
the good qualities and quail
ifications of our candidates
than to try To drag the good
name Of a iellow-citizen in the
mire. Asking all fair news
papers To publish this state
ment, we are. Respectfully,
(sigued by 75 business meu.)
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Special Notice

A great many extra copies
OF this paper are being sent
out this week. Ifyou receive
one. look il over carefully
and then send us your name
AS a subscriber. This is the
only paper having II complete
county news service In Saline.
sets more type, has more in.
teresting features-a story,
health notes. Sunday School
Lesson, farm news, etc-than
any other paper. Assist us
aud benefit yourselfby taking
it. Send In your name now.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Obituary.

It Is our painful duty 10
recod one of the saddest death,
which occurred in our neigh
borhood.
John Weddle, aged IA years
8 months and 5 days, the only
sou OF Doris and Belle Weddle,
passed to the beautiful beyond
October 20, 1906. He was
sick only 3 weeks; ali that
medical aid loving hand could
do to strengthen him was rend-
cred but angels bore John
away TO the city Of light.
Hewas iutelligentand loved
by all who knew him for he
had a kind word for everyone.
Rev. Payne OF Dover con-
Quoted the funeral services
at the M. u. church South,
Grand Pass.
He took for his text q part
ofithe 26th verse of 4th chap.
terof'2 Kings at is well with
the child"
We know not why God has
taken only flower, the light
|of their home "But thy will
de- DONE -
This death has caused q
gloom over the whole com.
| muuly md The large funeral
procesaion which followed
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Another Texas Deal

y. II. Thomas and F.C. Car
ter, of Holden, Mo-, sold two
of their FIVE sections of land
that they recently purchased
near Texhoma, Sherman,
county, Texas, to o. II. Suell,
of Kansas City, Mo-, Tuesday
at aprofit of S224O. aud re-
fused the. same price for one
ofj'the other sections at the
same profit. Mr.. Thomas
will make q trip TO the place
next Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
The Plain Facts

A prominent East Saline
Democrat asks us TO publish
the fact that the Democratic
candidate for county clerk
has employed Robt. Bright
well rs his deputy in case ho
is elected. lie refuses To al
low the use Of his name but
says this fact will make many
Democrats scratch" aud he
will do likewise. We do not
know the gentlemen well, but
have had NO fault to find with
them.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Smallpox Scare

Forty-three cases Of small
pox were reported from Nell
son Sunday in u mild form.
They have been quarantined.
Grand Pass neighborhood also
reports u few mild cases.
The Orearville public
school has been closed on ac-
count of diphtheria and Mar
shall has quite a number OF
cases OF the same.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
A PLAIN SPEECH
Senator Warmers Remarks
Well Received

Two OF the best talks that
Saline countians have heard
for n long time were deliver.
cd Mt the court house Satur.
day by Senator Warner and
Congressman Welborn. Mr..
xelborn's talk was quite
humorous and he pointed out
the mis-statements being cir.
culated by his opponent.
Senator Warner appeared
at his best. lie spoke in u
plain, sensible way, without
appeal 10 party or prejudice,
contrasting conditions under
free-trade and protection,
and showing how the Repub-
licans at all times had more
than fulfilled their platform
promises, while Democratic
statesman have been advocat.
ing all manner of experiment.
al schemes. The court house
was crowded with farmers
from oil parts Of the county,
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Thinks Him q Good Man

Df. Il. Is. ROSS, oil slater.
who was for niue years a fell
low towusmap of SeuatOr
Burton aud thinks very high
ly of him, sends us tue follow
ing interesting item with u
request for its publication:
Abilene, Kas., Oct. q. -
That sorrow or trouble tcnds
" make men brothers was
proven here today when cx-
Senator Joseph Ralph Burton.
adjudged a criminal by the
highest court in the land, left
for lrouton, Mo-, where he
will serve six months ih Jail
TO satisfy demands Of law.
Yesterday many people called
at the home, and last evening
II dozen callers were present
at one time. He and Mrs.
Burton lett on The Union Pac-
itic train at / p. IN. today.
The train was an hour late,
aud during this time probably
100 persons called to bid them
gooddy. There was no dem.
onstration, neither were there
tears. Mr.. Burton interest.
ed and amused the men with
political incidents, aud Mrs.
Burton was the center OF "a
group OF women. When they
entered the Pullman car there
were 80 people present. A
stranger would have conclud.
cd that prominent people were
leaving for II long pleasure
journey.
Mrs. Burton has always
held the friendship of every
one here, and the manner in
which she and Mr.. Burton
have borne their trouble has
won admiration. Mr.. Burton
has spoken in terms Of high
est appreciation of the loyalty
of friends throughout the
country and the treatment Of
his home people.
People here do not condone
Mr.. Burton's wrongdoings,
but owing TO the belief that
others have been guilty Of
equally grave actious aud the
fact that four supreme court
judges said he was not guilty,
they think there was malice
in his prosecution. Abilene
now sees MIR. Burton more as
the plain man than rs the citi.
Ecu or neighbor and friend of
u quarter of u century. Men
who have opposed him polite
ally for years now speak kind
ly Of him. There are things
in his personality that the
people like, aud when he re-
turns Abilene will extend u
friendly hand.
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The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Public Sales

John Boggs will sell at
public auction at his farm II
miles north OF Little Rock, on
Saturday, Nov. 10, hisperson'
nj property, consisting OF
stock and farming imple.
ments. Sale begins at 10 u.
m. Terms cash. Mr.. Boggs
will move TO Little Rock.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02

being the best meeting we be-
lieve that has been held here
this fall.
AT night Messrs. Warner
and Welborn spoke TO a large
audience at the Slater Opera
House.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02

proved the high esteem that
the boy was held in our neigh
borhood.
May God in his infinitc wis
dom comfort and console the
bereaved parents.
The pail bearers were,
Nelson Richart, Frank Young
Chester Demoss, Lester De-
moss, Frank .Humphry and
Charley Vogt.
Tbis precious flower, our only bud,
Called hence from early doom,
Just came to show how sweet one
In Paradise would bloom.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Revival

Revival Sc, vices will begin
at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday evening and
will be conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. j. Il. Abbott. all
are invited.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Public Sale

Thos. Matter will have a
public sale Of personal prop.
erty at his place one.half
mile east Of Malta Bend on
Wednesday, Nov. 9TH.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02

the Republican Office Tuesday
night. Parties in the county
Gnu ring us up at their ex.
peuse after 9:30 p. IN. up to /
.. m. and get Information.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02
Voters Of Missouri
Cape Girardeau,

Cape Glrardeau,
Oct. %, 1906.
To the People Of Missouri,
Regardless Of Political Aililia-
tions: \
We, the undersigned loyal
Democrat residing in and in
business at Cape Girardean,
desire 70 protest aud con-
demn the shameful, unmanly
and un-D Democratic attacks
which are being made On one
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-02

letter frem the fs.Csverner ~
0sefea.
Ths Ex-Governor Of Oregon IL an
ardent sdmircr Of Perupa, He kceps ~
continually In the house.
A latter received from him reads, 90
followsi
SrAry or onrooN,
EXECUTIVE DgrARTsgrr.S
The r-runa Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Dear Sirs--f have nod o~essjc1 IN
use your Pcr01s rsedkcire IN my fsns.
NY for colds. sod N proved IN Ne On
excellent remedy. fhsve not had &C.
cssio1 IN use N for other ailments.
Yours very truly, w. NJ. Lord.
n will be noticed that the Governor
says he bss not had occasion ~ use
Peruns for other ailments.
The ressop for this ia that most other
ailments begin with q cold.
Using Peruns promptly to relieve
colds. lie protects his family sgaiust
other ailments.
This Ia what every other family In the
United States should do. Keep Peruns
In the house.
USED Peru ns IN tire fsr,il, tishs
Years.
Mrs. Josephine Giiieu, az Morris ST.,
Portland, Ore, member Patrons OF
Hushaudry, writcsi
"Peruna has proven itself OF such un.
told value Ia us that We are glad 10 give
IL due praise. We have had 10 In the
home for moro than eight years.
"ft restores health In . few short
weeks, takes away headaches and back.
sches, increases the appetite and re-
stores lost nerve force. n 10 . specific
for colds and csisrrh."
Every family should be provided with
. copy ~ Dr. Hsrtman's fre. book on
"rnronic Cs,srrh" Address Dr. n n.
bsttmsn. Columbus. ohio,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Society
Enlov HappY summer

Mr.. and Mrs. George Drake Ruddy
have returned from Balboa. where they
have been spending the summer in a
cozy little beach cottage. From time
to time their house has been the scene
of jolly week end parties and the mem
bers Of the board of directors Of the
California Badger club, Of which Mrs.
Ruddy is a former president, enjoyed a
happy day there recently.
The first meeting Of the Badger club
for this year will be held tomorrow in
Symphony hall, when Miss Mary f.
Cunningham will be the speaker. The
board members come back to work pre-
pared for a useful season.
During the summer they have made
the rounds of the various beach resorts
as the guests of one or another of the
members. Mrs. e. w. Gilmore was
twice a hostess to the board at her
Alamltos Bay home, and these affairs,
together with the luncheons Of Mrs.
Ruddy and Mrs. w. F. Pleas, have kept
the women in close touch.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
WILL CARE FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ALL WILL BE ACCOMMODATE ED
SEPTEMBER II
Carpenters Strike Expected to Have
Little Effect on Construction
of New BuIdines-Tem-
porary Rooms Provided

Every boy and girl in Los Angeles
who wants to go to school on Septem-
ber IL will be taken care Of.
This statement made by Assistant
Superintendent of Schools ]. B. Mon
lux yesterday serves to contradict the
report that has gone abroad to the Ell
feet that pupils in the districts where
new schools are being built might have
to remain out of school for month
or more until the new building is COM
pleted.
1--WE are now making arrangements
to provide temporary quarters for all
the children in all the districts. To
certain extent the carpenters strike
will defer the completion of the new
buildings longer than we expected, but
no child will be allowed to remain out
of school on that account
"Some of the classes will>be held in
temporary buildings erected on the
school grounds and Others will organ
ize in vacant buildings in the neigh
| borhood.
by the first of next week we will
have a definite plan outlined and Will
publish list of temporary locations
where the children will go to be or
ganized into classes
Work on the building in course of
construction at West Vernon and
Fifty-second street has been stopped
by the carpenters strike and also on
the four rooms being added to the Ave-
nue. Fifty-four school at Highland
Park. Work is stopped on improve
ments in other parts of the city, but
in no case will it affect the opening of
classes on the scheduled day.
Every boy and girl entering school
must be able to show a vaccination
scar or a paper announcing that it is
impossible to infiict one.
The health officers have been taking
rest during the vacation, but on
Tuesday they will produce the vaccine
points and go to work again in order
that every boy and girl may be in
proper condition by the opening day.
Every Tuesday and Saturday after
noon during the school year they will
vaccinate children.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
WILL DRAW LESSON
FROM ENGINE. COLLISION

A problem that has vexed railroad
engineers since the advent of high
speed and expresses will be solved by
the smashup at Agricultural park next
Monday afternoon, in which two big
locomotives will be completely wrecked
Many railroad men will be in the vast
throng to gather data which will aid
them in the future in designing a
model engine, it's weight and a speed
which will minimize the destruction of
life and property in collisions.
Vagaries in the distribution of de-
structive energy have heretofore pre-
vented anything like an accurate idea
of just what two trains of the same
size, weight and speed will do to each
other in a head-on collision. In many
cases scores have been killed on one
train while scarcely more than one on
the other received injury. In other
wrecks both trains simply bounded like
balls from the track, and nobody was
injured.
y 1t is just this puzzling question
which the railroad engineers and me-
chanics all over the surrounding coun-
try hope to see satisfactorily solved
by the awesome spectacle on the after
noon of Admission day.
Both the locomotives destined to col
Tide will be thoroughly inspected and
tested before they are started on their
final trip over the mile track at the
park. After the crash their twisted
and battered wrecks will be looked over
by the railroad experts. From this they
will gather data which may in the flu
ture prove useful In designing a model
engine with speeds and weights which
win minimize the danger and destruc-
tion which now invariably attend
wrecks.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
LIBRARIAN OFFERS A
REWARD FOR F0RGER

Librarian Lummis, in circular is
sued yesterday, offered a reward OF
500 to be paid to any one for infor-
nation leading to the detection of the
person responsible for the forged cir
cular signed by the Los Angeles pub
lie library and dated June 23, 1906. He
also offers to pay rs cents each fol-
copies of this circular sent in with the
original envelope or with the address
of the person to whom they were sent
The circulars to which the librarian
refers We're addressed to "Our Patrons
and contained some silly statements
to the effect that all books taken out
by patrons must first be subjected to
the careful scrutiny of Director of Re-
search Jones' The members of the Fri
day Morning club, newspaper men and
a few others were exempt from this
restriction,