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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

Ell dfa 4 del corrients mes de
Mayo 90 celebrsr&n eonfersnciss ss'
colares en- oil tsatro Ella Perlas. Ven
drsu elemsntos de San Juan y toma'
ran parts en- dicho scto algunas per-
sonas de esta cIudad.
La Junta Eacolar ha propuesto
oil departamento de Educael6n el NOM
bramisnto de 10 professors seforitA
Carmen Lopez Collazo, para 10 essus'
10 rural de Tlbes, vacsnte por fslle'
cimiento do 10 Maestro que 10 servfa.
Sc ha soordado provssr de al
gunos enserss & 10 escuela do Agri.
cultura dc Ponce,
o. CALZADO ain carton % les
suslss para nlilos, espeeialidad On
ealzado hno para asnors, dnicos ven-
dsdorss de calxsdo Ano recomendabls
para cahallsros. El Lsdn PonceRo.
Calle del Comsrcio,
-Prohablsmsnie dsntro dc dta
semanas 10 efscluarG 10 inaugursci6n
Official del nuevo sdi6cio en- que estA
10 High School en 10 calle del Conner clio.
En- las corf srencias escolares de
que dsmos cuenta mas Arribs, pro.
nunciar& un discurao nuestro amigo
don Jtcobo I lr, prelidente do 10 jun
10 escolAr de Ponce.
>Dieha Junta ha aeordado pedir
al departamento do Educaci6n uua
transi rencis do 125 dollarsy, parA
hacsr frsnts & los gastos que origina.
ran todas ssas hss.as.
-H,y hs srribAdo & este puer 10
la golets Isdia, procsdehte de San
Juan, con csrga y efectos para vsrit Q.
-Tsnemos entendido que los CO :
ballos Psrla fna } Jtbaro no iran & 10
inauguration dc San Juan, si no %
concede un buen premlo.
IN lestro amigo el Ledo. Fran.
cisco PARA Csp6 he salido hoy para
Adjuntas, donde permAne cer6 hastA { |
akbado pr6xlmo.
La policia ha preisntado h =
una dsnuucia por crueldad CON los
animales, otra por seduction, OF O
por infeacci6n del reglsmsnto do O. :
rreterAs y dos por r!ila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

sional otorgada por el rematista de Ia
colocaci6n dc los panss asfaltlcos,
quisn no 90 ha preientado dentro del
Is mino legal & eonstituir la fianEs
deAnitiva.
Sc acord6 confscar ditha fianza y
aacar dc nuevo Aremate 10 obra.
-Expediente del departamento do
ObrAs pdblioas municipalss reisrente
& 10 adquisief6n por 10 subassa de
piedra para ssrdinal , cune.a para
aceras do 10 ciudad.
So nombr6 una eomisi6n para In
formar & los ssidores Gautier, U.srs y
Ortiz Diss,
1nfJrms del Alcalie, do acasrdo
con el Ingeniero inspector dc Ooras
pdhlicas municipales. en- cumplimiento
do 10 acordado respecto 10 Q once
sion do 40 locetas solicitsdas por don
Francisco r. Arevalo para coloc arlas
por ~ cuenta ent3 q 10 cass nnmero
10 de- 10 ca le de 10 Molina
Sc acord6 aoesdsr q 10 solicitado.
-Itforme de Ia Contadurfa res
pecto 4 Ia sumA disponlble de 10 par
tida dc imprevistos.
Visto el informs de 10 Conkaduris
| y resuliando que solo asciende dicha
sums q S292.50, 10 corporation sc- rdt
contribair con 100 dollars para aliviar
10 aituaci6n de los vsclr os de So. Sc
bastl&n, victlmss del incendlo oil,
ocurrido on 81 do MsrSo do 1905, 10
msntando 10 ex'guo dc aquella que J
10 imposibllidad do hAeer nuevsl
transterenciss dentro del attas
prssupuesto prfxlmo ~ & tsrminay
no 10 permite mayor liberalidad on O.
apxilio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
A los conribuientes de Ponce

Aviso.-Odcina de la Tssorsris
Nunicipal.-Por veneer sl Glsim1 Pile.
10 que IefiaIan las Otdenansas NUM-
clpAlea para regular el cobro de las
pateutes 8 impueatos Municipales =
plumaS de sgua correspondientes 81
s0 con6mIco dc 1906 d 1909, se aviaa
al LdoIico, para que todos los Que
teI an pendientsH sl pago de aus cuo-
tAl, pasen por eltA Tesoletia, antel
del ole l5 del pr6x,mo Abril q saldar
aqusllAs, svtiAndenoS de cate modo 81
,eLer que smplear los prccedimisntoi
que marca 10 Ley para con ,quello'
que en- dicho plaEo no hsyan liquida
do aus pAgoS
Ponce, "A de Marco de 1905.
Rqfael RiverG Esbr
Invsstig ador Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
En- Ia LOG|A AURORA

Anochs 40 reunieron les masones
dc Ia Logia Aurors, psrte: :eciente &
10 Logia Soberana de Puerto Rico.
Sc afliAron los seaores Lcdo Ma.
tisnzo Cintr6n, Pedro Fournier y doc
tor Coronas, quionss hicieron uso dc
10 palabra. Tambisa habl6 el fiscal
de dicha Logia, seiior Elpidio do
Nyer.
Fueron exaltados 4 compafisros
los sefiorea Ernesto Moringlane y To
mas Ramirez Prats, y por dtimo se
celebr6 un fratsrnal banquete.
El dia q del corriente Ahril dedi-
cara dicho taller solemne recusrdo
10 memoria de los hermanos Santiago
Palmer y Ulpiano Colon.
ri elogio del primsro 10 hSra el
sefior Matisr1o vel del segundo, el
sefior de Myer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
ORGANIZATION uA|OH|sTA
Sub iunta del barrio de Can as:

Sub iunta del barrio de Capas:
Presidente, don Ferr ando ]. Ma
tlas; Secretario, don Antonio Cintr6ni
Tesorero, don Bartolo DAli6; voea'
les, don Francisco Collsso, don Con-
E9lo Gonzalez, don Maroelino Corde-
70, don Juan Cordero, don Juan Fran.
eIco Torres, don Apoltnar Torres,
don Juan Fern andex, don Luis Ma!do-
na1o, don Luis Rentas Q iif6nes, don
Rudno Rivers, don Ramon Cruz, don
Pedro Bone.
relegados bsrrios Pampanos ,
Coto:
Don Ramon AlcAntaro, don Gallo
Vega, don Luciano Q .esads, don An.
ionic Toro, don Ramon Cruz, don Ru.
ano Rivera.
Dslegados barrios Q lebrAda del
Agusy Pa:tillo:
Don Joae Q iintana, don Genaro
Rodrigusz, don Ellzsrdo Solsr, don
Sant' ago Qair6neg, don Enrique Ra-
mfrex, don Santiago Maldonsdo.
Inspectores: don Juan Francisco
Torres, don Francisco Collszo, don
Luis RsntAa Qaiii6nss. don Marcslinc
CorderO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

Aver tArde oil ofcicial de Sandal
doctor Coronas y el iecretario Corde.
70 Matos visitaron el barrio de Ca
nae, On vlrtud do queiaa presentadas
sobre varios casos do varicsla y 90
rampi6n.
Hoy hAr6 una vista general por
dicho bArrio uno dc los inspsctores de
Sanidad
~-Ancehs regrss6 dc San Juan
nueatro amigo don Elpidio de Myer.
En- el barrio do TIbes exlsts un
leproso que % una amenaza viv!snte
contra 10 salad dc aquel vseindario.
Sobre este asunto nos han dado do
talles que omitlmos, por no sspantar
Ia Ia h'glsne. Llamamos 10 atsnci6n
del Alealde y dc 10 Sanidsd local.
La SUni6n O,rsra P lert orri-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
|MPRRSIOIES Y NVlIC|AS
ABRIL. II.

qushas, sociedad radicals en- Ia pla
"a, lue preside nusssro correligiona.
rio y amigo don Carlos Pasheco,
compr6 sysr On mil pesos tres casas
& 10 SUCCESSION Riera, situadas On dicho
poblado, para fines scot 6m!eos do 10
asociaei6n.
Esto demusstra Ia vida forsclsn.
To dc 10 sUni6n Obrsra Puertorrlque
.has, & quien damos nuestros plAcemes.
"A los nueve dc 10 maaana de
hoy no 90 encontrata carns o. IL
plaza del Mereado, Pareoe que % ha
matado POGO gAnado on eltos dias
santos.
Han llsgado a Ponce y est&n
hospedados EN- oil hotel MeliA, las
.iguientes personAs; Andie Laurie,
Lusy K Fanhaurt Agaes Mac Kugs,
Mgra. Ross konefeld, Bsnigoo Rodrf.
gueS.
Hay muoha animation On nues'
Itra iuventud por despedir la eua-
resms on el pr6ximo baile do Pas
cuas Que 90 cslebrara ca los salonss
| del Casino.
-Ha falleoido on ls a,r de gu
edad Ia virtuosa sefiorita Guadalupe
Renta sobrina dc nuestro amigo don
jose Arenas. La fnads era profsso
rs rural On el barrio de Tlbes. Naek
tro p6same & 81 desolada fAmilla.
-Procedente del Manicomio llegi
aver & esta ciudad 10 ex Alienada Car
man Cruz, bsio 10 vigilancla del 90
lador de locos ssflor EstebAn Perea.
Sc ha dado cuenta por 10 poll
cia 4 les o6olnas dc Sanidad do gu,
en- la cAlle de Ia Sslud esQuina Jobo
vlvs una muisr en- estado de dsmencia
En- 10 C,rts municipal NO q
efsctuara iuic!o nlnguno hasta el df,
IL Gel c0rflento Aorll.
Ell vapor sMaracaibos arrib
en- Ia mshsna de hoy q este puert o
procsdente de Venexuels. A medi,
dia ssrp6 con rumboA N.w York, lie
vando carg amento de f.utas.
Los doctore, Salszar y suare
han apl'cadc, con muy buenos rssul
tados, on estos dltimos dias, ID toto
grsfta por 10 luz rel ca a'ganos ca
aos do aarampi6n.
| -Hoy hsa sido absusltoa On q
Juzga,o do paE o O,dulio Rosario
Jos6 Mato, dununciados por infrae
ci6a do las ordenanxas munleipalel
Luis Pefia Alver ha sido condsnad
q 90 IS, CON les costas, por iItracci6
del reglamsnto do earreteras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
.V|TAu|DAD UN|ON|STA

tic Ia Liga do Municipios, al que re.
chaza tods tsntAtiva do concordia'
Podr& aer hiio de otras raxss y otrai
latitudsa-tal vez sea chino. austria.
lano 8 alemAn --pero no 10 reconoce
nuestro pueblo.
Tanto o. asi que Las dssercioneI
republicans msnudsan csda vez mas,
proporcionando mayor contingsnte q
10 Union.
En dlstritos como el de Aguadi.
liz, QUE eran un baluarts para los re-
publ 'canos, nusstra sgrupacI6n se ha
exsendido de tel mode, que 70 sl I 90
eonsidera por sllos m'smos insvita
BILE nuestro triurfo, on 10 cercana lid
electoral.
El dissrito dc San Juan, que fle
siempre republicano, es nuestro deade
las dltimAs elecciones, y iegair& sien-
dole, exlssiendo tamblen numerosas
probAbilidades do que ganemos, on
franea , leaI lucha, 10 municipalidsd
espitaleia. Q
Use quiere MAST Puss bien; en-
Barros, 10 MEGA inaccessible del rspu-
blieanismo; On Barros, que CON sua
votos fotieios deciden, dssde lilo tom
pore, la victoria de los republicanoi
On el distrito de Ponce, en- Barros,
donde solo pudieron celsbrar mftinsi
los partidar.os do BArbosa; all1, en
"a uells formidable cludsdels, fancio
| M tranquilamente un comite de 10
Union.
Ffisnse bien nuestros adversarioi
sobre TODD los do Ponce EN- 10 que
ESQ signifies, y hsgan los comenta
rios consiguientes
Pero con dlseresa relervs.
Mas vale eallAr iuiciosamente On
to smsrgas realidsdes, que no pre-
tender desvirtuarlas larxando calum
-. Mas 81 viento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
En- Il AVUNTAM|ENTO

Session e1trQ0rdinaria del 10 de Abil
Ipforms dc 10 comi.i5n do Ha.
ciendA rtfsrente 6 ID Ordenanxa que
debe votarse autoriEsrdo 10 imposi.
cl6n do 10 contribution sobre ID propie'
dad, para el aio econ6mico dc 1908
|G91,
Sc Voi6 10 OrdenanEs imponiendo
el IS eentimos del por cisnto.
-CcnAicaci6n do 10 ianxa provi'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

I Por Les noticias que publicAn los
psritdicos y por les impresionss que
{ rontinuamente recibimos do eata ciu.
dad y do div lrsos puntos do In isla,
ahrigamos 10 frms csrtidumbrs dc que
qns dsrrota eompleta sguards al par.
lido rspublieano en- les pr6ximaa cleo.
sionss.
Il Union no necesita prepararse
para 10 luehs. sus husstss est&n sper.
clbidas On todo tempo para sl eier-
eisio de los dsrsehos que Ii 10y les
conAsrs. Hs tan podsroso el vfneulo
moral que les uns, tan profando el
ssntimiento dc solidsridad reinants On
elias, que forman una sola sntidad,
una sola voluutad, un espfritu dnico.
81 10 campsaa electoral % realixAss
Ahora On Abrll, on vex dc efsctuarse
en NovIembrs, tan iua6lita aorpresa :
qus no pass do cor una verdsdsra hi.
p6tssis mo introducirfa el menor des.
prden on nusstras Alas. Sersnas y
eonaadas march ,rian & la victoria,
porqus 10 Victoria tlsne que scr el 60
sultado anal do sus sstusrxos.
No es un partldo, mas 8 msnos
nausroso, 10 que - sgita.
BE nusstrA patria insular la Gu.
10, sl h,esr, 10 isla 10 que % mueve,
sn 90 sig ,i6easi6n mas noble y mas
alta.
Podris desirse gus esos republics.
nos son tsmb.6a puertosriquefos. In
nad ablsmsnss. Como hsrm amos nues.
tros los rsconocemos, como & tales
hsrmanos los llamAmos, para que %
unan con nosotros y no combatan CON
ire nosotros, psro 10 fusrzs politics.
o. que esiGn coastituidos no rssponds
Ga ninguna forma OIL p,nsar y al sen
: ette de Puerto Rico, porque no % o.
ssntlmiento pasrtorriquefo , sl que hixo
In gusrra. & la Union, sl que eomba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Ia ESMERALO OA
Fedenno Toro & % Pnnoc

Sc avisa & las aefiores comarcitn
teG dc In ISla que tenemos ait Jre un
gran SuriIdo de 81 mhrsros de p' !.
del pals hormAdos on lodss formas,
Prseios limitadoG por doesnas. Ropa
hecha para homhrea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

riaV, & los sefiorss abonados 30 lea
reser vsran sus loealidades haats las
II del die de 10 function.
Los Nartss, Juevss y SkbAdos,
90 veri6csrGn les funciones do sbono.
La Empresa clenta con I'm tx.
tense repertoire, y solo pondr& obrAa
que sean del gusto general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

-Sali6 hacla BArrsnQuitas don.
do pasarA una tsmLorada, la distln
guida dana dofa Lnisa Muiloz de
Corouas. Ls acompafi6 su esposo el
doctor Coronas, Quien regret6 el lunea
On union do don Amsdor Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
ADHESION POL|T|cA
Ponce, Abril de 1905.

sr. Director do LA DEMO cRActA.
Hace tempo venfa perteneciepdo
al partido rpablicano y eonvencldo
que no 81 el partido que pueds trssr
10 felleidsd dc eate pals, desds hoy
me sfilio 4 10 sgrupaoi6n unioniasa
oomo soldado dc Ala, por ser 6sta On
10 que dshemou mIlitav todos los lee.
les er.orriquefos,
FskG 0usmda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Arm STRONG & c.

Almacenistas Importadores.
Unlcos Agsntes de ls cersezs <An.
hsuser BuSchO del aqua mineral
whit Rock,S , del de <Uvas de
GWslek
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

Hip@ tomD PJa(eiO

Cuenta hoy con cuadras para
20 caballos que Sc admiten a
Guido esmerado y a precios
convencionales.
Pr6ximas carreras el Do
mingo Is del corriente. Co.
.rreran entire otros <JibaroS
contra <Perla Fina> y <Pe-
|l6nS contra <Almod6var.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
SIC We NDEN

Cuatro cASas dc msderas en husn
est.do y CON sIpASlOsos solares.
QIien les inisrsss puede informArss
ca el blfsts del sbogado sefior Da
pens, label NUN. 8.
pnnra. Er gro Is de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
OPERA sc0NAM|el|0

TEMPORADA DE FONCE
pALCos DH PREFRRENCIA ABoNADoS:
BAJos Minis 7, s, Q. 10 y II.
ALTOS - , 5, 81, s. ., 10. IL, IL,
13y Ia.
POR ABONAR
BAJos. MI ns. s, 6, l3y14
ALTOS. 4.
- .El abono qusdar& CerrAdo sl
Is del corrisnts, vispera do 10 llegAda
do 10 CompafifA.
Para lss tanolones extraordina.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-10
GOIdsnliths.


GOOdland Il 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 =
GOldsmiths % 0 0 0 0 o.
Summary: Base on balls, on Ger
man 2, OF Ambrose L Two base hits,
Chase, Close, NeihOff. Home runs,
Chase. Double plays, Chase to More
head. Hit by pitched ball, Sweet
Struck out, by German, Il; by Am
brOse, Z. Passed balls, Sweet 2. Bat
teres. GOIdsmiths, Sweet and Am
brose: Goodiand, MahOney and Ger
mann. Umpire Detmer. Attendance,
$50.
The game on Sunday was attended
by a large crowd, and the game
called at $3.50 o'clock It was almost
a. phenomenal game, barring the IN
ming and a half pitched by Galgano-
He was poor stuff, and the grandstand
began a roast. which resulted in his
being taken out of the box in the mid
die of the second inning, and More
head put in. If mOrehead had been
put in the box in the start before the
visitors had knocked three runs out
Of GalganO, the score would have been
different. AS the score shows, only
one run was made in the seven in
nings pitched by Morehead, and he
held them down to a frazzle- The
Goldsmiths couldn't find him, and in
lust seven innings he famed eleven OF
them. Now, if that isn't going some
under the circumstance, then we
don't know what we are talking about,
and only four hits on him. too. Inc
GoIdsmiths were twice as swift Sun
day as the day before The ball liter
ally stuck to their gloves every time
they touched it and they put lots Of
pepper into their field plays J. Am
brOse. a right-handed pitcher, twiTled
the ball Sunday for the Denver club,
and he was a hard one to go up
against Six hits were made of him,
but they were so scattered that they
didn't count. GOOdland had the best
batting team. and it stands to reason
that with Germann in the box and
with Morehead's fast work on first
base. the Athletics can travel with the
Goldsmiths any old day
The Sunday game was fine eX-
hfbition and the spectators were
pleased with the work OF the nome
team. although the following record Of
the game scores in favor Of the Gold
smiths.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-10
BIG BLACKSMITH SHOP.
E. E Mercer OF SeIden and A. Z.
Freeman in Partnership.

=. Z Mercer OF Selden and A. Z.
Freeman in Partnership.
Z. E Mercer Of Selden, father-in-
law Of A =. Freeman, has bought the
J W Tibbels residence on North Main
street, and has moved his blacksmith
shop equipment to GOOdland and con-
sOlidated il with the Freeman shop.
The building has been extended. max
ing IL three times its former size. Mr.
Mercer has brought his tools and ma
chinery, including a six-hOrse power
gasoline engine, a machine hammer
and disk sharpener.
Concerning the removal OF Mr.. Mer-
Ger from Selden, the Independent Of
that place says:
The deal that has been hanging
IRE for the past week between z. z.
Mercer and J. W Tibbels, was finally
cOnsumated Tuesday, and Mr.. Mercer
will move his family and blacksmith
shop to GOOdland, having traded all
Of his real estate holdings in Selden to
Mr. Tibbels for GOodland property.
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer have been resi-
dents Of Selden many years, and viii
be greatly missed by the church peO-
pie, with whom they have been active
workers. Mr.. Mercer is leaving a Iu-
Crative and well established black
smith business, much to the regret Of
many Of his Old-time customers. But
all join with the Independent in wish
ng them the best Of success in their
new home"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-10
RAwLINs COUNTY CASE.
George Dull, Convicted OF Murder.
Nay Be Pardonsd.

Topeka, Aug S.-John E Hessin.
representing George ". Dull, yester-
day made application to Governor
HOch for a pardon for Dull Dull is IN
the state penitentiary serving q TWEEN
ty-four year sentence on the charge
OF having killed Dr.. Rowland at Hern-
don, RaWiins county. April %. 1902.
The application for pardon is accom-
panied by a long petition signed by
residents OF RaWlins county who be
heve in Dull's innocence and by letters
from business men OF HerndOn rec
Ommending that Governor HOch grant
clemency in DuII's case.
The Dull case is full Of mystery. he
was convicted OF the murder OF Row
land solely on circumstantial evidence
He and Rowland had been the best Of
friends for years and both had borne
excellent regulations in the eommuni-
~ On the day Of the murder Row
land called at the store run BY Dull
and asked to speak with him q few
moments They walked 70 the door
OF the Hour room and after convers-
ing for a short tim Dull went to his
desk in another part Of the store and
begun adding up the days sales Two
shots were heard and q clerk came
running to Dull and informed him OF
the tragedy. Dull returned with the
clerk and found Rowland just where
he had left him. with two bullet holes
IN his body Dull was arrested and
after thirty-nine witnesses had been
examined was convicted Of ROWland's
murder The argument at the trial
to have been. ''If Dull didn't
kill Rowland, who did 20
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-10
Letter ALMOST DESTROYED.
Run Over by the Cars at Brewster,
But Is Still Legfble

Run Over by the Cars at Brewster,
Bur Is Still Legfble-
Wilson Peters, county clerk, receiv-
ed letter this week, which, at first
glance, appeared to be perfectly use
less so Tar as gaining any information
from II was concerned The envelope
was almost entireI cut and torn to
pieces, and the greater part Of the pa
per on which the letter was written
was In the same condition. The
strange part Of the occurrence was that
every word OF the letter was preserv-
ed and easily readable. William Fair
All township trustee OF Llanos town
ship, was the writer, and had written
to the county clerk informing him OF
the statutory levy for his township.
This statement was mailed at Brews-
ter August 1, and that evening the
mail pouch fell underneath the wheels
OF the cars at Brs ,gster, win the re-
suit that this letter, with a few others.
was considerably damaged Tie rem
nant Of the torn envelope, containing
what was left OF the Letter, reached
Mr. Peters Tuesday, August Z, and al
though the statement was little late
IN its arrival, and its general appear
ance suggested an encounter with an
army Of mice, it viii doubtless serve
the purpose for which it was original
~ intended
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-10
ELSA AGERTER DEAD.

Only Daughter OF BEF. and Mrs. VII
lam Jupe Succumbs After Operation.
MIS- Elsa AgeTter, only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jupe OF this
city and wife Of p. D. Agerter, a rail-
road man on this division, died in a
Great Bend, Kan, hospital at $40
O'Clock Sunday morning, August 5,
after an operation had been perform
ed for tumOr.
The alarming condition OF Mrs.
Agerters following the operation, was
teiegraphed TO William JuDe Saturday
morning MIS- Jupe left on the first
train TO be at the bedside OF her
daughter. Another message was sent
to Mr.. Jupe Sunday morning, saying
that Mrs Agerter was dead. He took
the next train for Hoisington- Mr.
Agerter was present at the bedside Of
his wife when the and came, but Mrs
Jupe was too late 10 see her daughter
before she died.
Burial was made at HOisfngton Mon
day afternoon Mrs. Agerter leaves
a husband two sons, nine and three
and father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
William Jupe
Elsa Agerter was born in Dresden,
Saxony, April 1, 1876, and four years
later came with her parents 10 this
country. She was married to Mr.
AgeTter ten years ago in Denver.
Mr. Agerter and his family had
been living at HOisington for several
years, as he was employed in the train
service OF the Missouri Pacific, run
ming out Of HOisingtOn, the division
point Several months ago he came
to GOOdland and secured a brake
mans position on this division Of the
Rock Island, but still maintained his
family home at HOisingtOn- About six
weeks ago Mrs. Agerter's illness ap-
peared. and the disease growing worse,
Mr.. Agerter left here in June for his
home The physicians that were
called in the case concluded that there
was no hope except in a surgical Op-
Grafton, and even that would be a
matter Of great seriousness The Op-
Grafton was performed in Great Bend
with a, fatal result
It has been years since the writer
saw Esla Jupe, for her name was
Jupe then She was a school girl in
those days, and though not in our
class, the remembrance Of her gfriish
ways and happy life seems as fresh
in mind as the sudden yet unWelcOme
news Of her untimely death. Many
GOOdiand people, when they hear that
Mrs AgeTter is gone, Will stop as
though touched with something akin
to fright That is the way memory
acts when q string is broken in the
skein Of friendships, but thought will
gather up the string and read its tex
ture with feelings Of sorrow.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-08-10
THE ATHLETICS SHOWED THEM
GOLDSMITH TEAM DEFEATED On
SATURDAY.
But They Won the Sunday Game I'm
the First Inning-GalganO, the
Pitcher, FfuRked-

Well, GOOdland Athletics can trot
in semi-prOfessional company. In their
two games with the fast GOldsmiths
from Denver on Athletic park here
like old heads, winning a heat and
losing one They ought to have had
both New tangled things, like Pitch
er GalganO from Denver, imported to
beat GOldSsmiths on second stunt was
the only cause Of defeat He looked
big and game in the box until he
pitched the first ball, and, oh my, his
arm was glass, his shoulder was glass,
he was glass all over, except his f1ng-
erS, and they turned into putty after,
he had been knocked out OF the box
and put on first base to stop balls
The GOldsmiths were easy picking
for the Athletics at the Saturday
game Pitcher Ambrose, a sOuth-paw,
was no good, aud his goods were
knocked all over the field, as the
ffteen-hit record shows. He worked
like a mailer, too. The field didn't
pounded out, either, and the Cold
smiths almost dropped out Of sight in
the estimation OF the crowd
While the Denver professionals
Gvere going down the line, the Athlet-
cs kept scratching dirt and making
closed, the score stood to 2 for the
GOOdland team German made mon
kets out OF the Denver men He Topped
the ball over the plate in way that
wasn't a bit slow. The things would
ScOOt right up to the edge Of the plate
OF ways German was imply irwin
chile, and after the game had gone q
little, the GOldsmiths kept asking
what in the world that little fellow
was trying to do
Following is the score Of the first