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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-05-25

be protected Dy just ana equltaDle laws,
it is our duty, to endeavor to elevate
as high as is consistent with existing
conditions, the plane of things politi
cal and then give the best there is in
US i'm an effort to ameliorate the condi
tons of the diseased social body. 1t is
extremely unwise to suppose that any
one man, or generation, may be able to
change the trend of human habit. What
has been the history of the centuries
that have gone, and what is today, is
a safe ,.guide as to what may be in
the vista of the years yet unborn. But,
be this as it may. The great leveler,
that wise provision of creative genius
that gave to man the knowledge of and
instinct for self government, is the het-
erogeneous nature of societies units.
and the inevitable contest of the weak
and the strong in its constant grind Of
agreement and disagreement, of argu-
ment for and argument against, OF
struggle to acquire and struggle to TT
tain, conducting to the symmetrical whole
that crystalizes itself into that invalu-
able thing frequently inacted into law,
but always influencing law inactment
denominated public opinion. l can con-
ceive no greater responsibility, no more
sacred trust. than that which is in
herited by us from our forefathers with
the instructive mandate to pass unsul-
lied to generations yet to be a well
formed and full grown conception of our
individual responsibility to our maker
our state, and each to each.
Religion itself in all of its intimate
relations with the worlds history, with
its development and progress, is no
| more thing of beauty than is broad
conception of individuality as related to
society. In the time allotted me, it is
| impossible to treat the subjects given
in the manner their scope warrants, and
can only say that from time immemor-
| ial an intuitive something has developed
md broadened the religious as well as
| the political instinct and as naturally
| Us does the sun wend its way in its
| liurnal path, so naturally does the hui
man impulse turn to the recognition of
| , governing power and an all parenthood
| If God. An idea of the all parenthood
of God, the Creator, and this desire for
control, have through ages among all
known races of man travelled hand in
hand, everywhere evident, incorporated
in all religious as well as political
thought. 1t seems to be because of its
universal prevalence an almost certain
basis upon which to build the super
structure of religious and political hope
/ did not intend, however, to touch
upon religion in any form, not because
the two topics are inconsistent one with
the other, but because the time should
I'll be spent in this brief discourse up
on the main portion of what l have al
ready burdened you with.
AS a parting thought, wish to sug
gest that you take an active interest in
affairs mundane; that you think not of
the hopelessness of the task, but aim at
the fruition of the lines of Richeieu,
I'm spite of plot and counterpart,
OF loss and gain, of glory and dis
grace,
Still the holp stream of human govern
ment rolls on"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-05-25
Souvenir From Honolulu.
From Saturdays Daily

From SATURDAY Daily.
w. w. Davis Jr. has received from
Honolulu, Hawaii, copy of the floral
parade number of Paradise of the Pacific
a magazine published there. 1t is hand
somely illustrated, and especially with
cuts of the automobiles and floral dec
orations which were in the parade Feb.
22nd. These ought to give Mankato
autoists ideas on decorations whenever
a floral or other parade takes place in
this city. Mr.. Davis has sister in
Honolulu.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-05-25
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Work on Congreeation Church I'm
provements to Begin.


Bids were opened last night for the
foundation work on the First Congrega
tional church. The bids were as fol-
lows: Moving and raising the building,
Alex Bashaw, $780, Chas. Carlson, 500;
Fleming 4 Simmons, 500. Exeavating
and stone work, Blatterman & Dietl,
1895; 7. R. Coughlan, furnishing the cut
stone, $557.50; rubble stone S. per
cord; Alex Bashaw, 81 400: Chas. Carl
son, 81 ,50050; VIM. Mitchell 81 AGA, in
Guiding air ducts. The contract for ex-
cavating and stone work was awarded
to Blatterman & Dietl, and that for
moving the building to Fleming & Sim
mons. The contract for cement floors,
ETC., was awarded to Blatterman &
Dietl for $3.50.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-05-25

Burch, district passenger agent, Pitts.
burg; w. A. Dolan, district passenger
agent, Boston;i David Brown, district
passenger agent, New York; L. n. Foss,
travelling passenger agent, Des Moines;
William Mcconnell district passenger
gent, Philadelphia; w. S. Brewster,
travelling passenger agent, Seattle.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-05-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If it fails
to cure. E. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. Csc,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-05-25

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES,
itching, Blind Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure in to IA days. soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
B0ys' Cub Camping Trip.

The Y NJ c. A Boys Ciub Is rap
lily sozpletizg Srrazsszszis t0r their
camping trip. A meeting q the eol-
Ei;tee wNs hel3 O. saturday nisa;. ard
ske bin of fare fos tie TIP wSs AZ
rsas~a This morning The dates were
sxsd a. fellows: SsS-1 fro@ S4lsz 8;
10 a n, saturday, Jy.s lesh; rSsurn
fr0n sA@P M0assAy aftsrz0oz. Jnss
S5tA G. 4. FOEbSs. gSasrzl secretary
II she RsSoeizrioz, win bs il sA4rgs q
tie Gasp az5 VII have thre> assist
ants. Bows vAO are nOs 9~@bs-S .of
ihe elab wsA b allowed % 20 Il P-oP-
sriy rseoz-sa5s,A aa9 4 they 4Srss 70
ehsy ihs rules q tie saEP Tse cost
fss boys uos zezbsrs q the e,uh
wil u sSSs fer tie Outizs- izslu.iirs
al sxpsa=es. TAose zos z~abe-s of the
elab ~As WssA 70 take Ssv1uE4zs of
tAis iEip, shoAls sstssi tAs es1b =sSs-
ing Wednesday evszizg n ss45.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

ReP4i-s are hsizE =ass % the Are
eistera A. The csrrer q Cozzs-s-4l
Sn1 State streets Ths slIls q tA@ els
tern have rSsteA ana i was h.sss@ias
A1serou& WA<r oT<se3 uP tAs
u0s-Esg Il vas tSua1 sAat tAs vAns
wSre n sgSs.&i3 sAaP<. bat az tie
AOslnoat4i sinhs-s asFSsS the tsQ -eSe-
Ell reRswal TAe street. ear sraxks nay
kAVs 10 he iiSecs1eSs~i AZ tAis Psizt
Cor a ti2s sna Pas~sagsrs Transferred
frSa @as ear - xzoshsr .. tie Pair
6rOo1asS-satA Sals@ lia<. IAs Ws<k
will he es@Pls.e3 % zerr0w.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Pleased WIN Rssa,-x.

"Billie" Hayward. TIE tazous Cui-
versiry q CAiforaiS athletic trainer,
whS i coaching the University q Ore
-. track team, returned % E1gszs
iAis 1S-.izg frSz an over-S1aiay visit
i. TIE CApi;Al City he IS zuta Pleased
with TIE results Of tie meet vita The
Corvallis athletes Tie rss1l. vas zos
entirely = scrp-iSe 20 thoss who hAS
ws;sAe3 the work of ihs E1gs.s =sA
In Kelly Ael Hug. Hayward. 4 sivsa
a chance, viI yss have wO-la-b-saki.s
ath-stes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Target Practice.

The members of Company NJ, o. n.
G., held an excellent target practice
yesterday. Since it has been decided
to hold the annual shoot at the local
range, the militia men have resolved
not to let the medal go to another com
pay, and, while the interest in shoot
ing has always been uppermost in the
minds of the members of Company N,
the fact that the state tournament will
be pulled off here has only served to
increase the interest. Some fairly good
records were made yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

Mianie RSb<.ssa las bsgua AStio-
fOx aivOues sgAizss CArster y. Robi=-
sss. in deFaEt@ea. Ne. ? q ne eirezif
eSgra Tie psxtSss uscs Ea-Es@S
AarsA 81 ISs& sHa have sizes =zAe
tAsir Ae~s in ssaytea TAs rlAiasiz
charges her AuaA4ni with Aavsag ss2-
esesea an Allsis s4lssa IN Liaa sa4ztys
a. a Poins en- tAs SaatiAz Eivss ePps-
slss Ssaysoa. for the laSt II manEAs
As4i@ss hsr eAisStiezS a11 tAaf AR as
ssvse9 Asr Nay IA lsa&
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Postmaster Robbed.

G. W. Fouts, postmaster AZ Riverton.
Ia, nearly lost his Life and was robbed
of all comfort, according to his letter.
which says: "For 20 years had
chronic liver complaint, which led to
such 9 severe case Of jaundics that ev.
en- nv finger nails turned yellow; when
my doctor prescribed Electric Bistsrs;
which cured me and have KEEP. ne well
for IL years" Sure cure for bilious
ness, neuralgia, weakness and al stou-
aeh, liver, kidney and bladder troubles
A wonderful tonic. At J. c. Perry q
drug store. so eents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Exposure.

To cold draughts Of air, to keen and
cutting winds, sudden changes of the
temperature, scanty clothing, undue
exposure of the throat and neck after
public speaking and singing, bring on
coughs and colds.
Ballzrd's Horehound Syrup is the
best cure. Mrs. A. Barr. Houston, Tex.
writes, Jan. l, 1909: "One bottle Of
Ballard's Horehound Syrup cured me Of
a very bad cough. It is very pleasant
to take" Sold by d. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

A3jztaai-Gsae-zl Wulszz Z. Fl-rsr
sa3 Colozsl J. N Pssrzan, - tks
IsirS IatA--Ey, o. n. G., hare rs;1zas5
fro= a t0Wr ot i-sgectioz II EASssrA
oTsgo2 Tssy visited Companies D, q
Iss DAi-es; L. es Ia 6-zaSe. Az5 A, Of
Baker Clsy. ra%y also 4issribassa tAs
ze'12As We. n lAss years. ta-set shoJs-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

CSaA .Os hri.g a. =-sA h&ggs.~ss tc
Mrs. LEsiA WiIks q CAr0liss, wis. ~
ga e.s SSs eox q BCsks,'s A--isa
Salvs. wAs. i sO=Psstssy s-rsa . ia
Eisg sors 81 hsr lsg. whisA had ;S-tz-si
Asr 3 hssg ysA-A 6rsGtss- A=rissPtis
Aea,sr e pCss. wSz,A Ia1 ssrsz e
casts at J. c: Psrry's drag sss~s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

Another divorce has beez Els5 u de-
paztzsnt No. OF the circuit court.
Tie parties are D. A Mckee sd Char
lo,te Mckee. and were married II Port
lAad IN lsss. The plainsiE alleges iha;
lis wife treated hin II such q. inhu-
EAa way as TO compel hin 70 leave her
oetsbsr j. 1904.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
If YOU HESITATE

In oecalzs1g a hottls a ESsssrsz<'s
ssSnacA Bzrserx Ehsa tAs ssc@1eA .
1Assw&<rse. kS2a@ys Ws4k s1z bSwsls
ss1sclPateA yS4 cay Prolo1g ysgr
slsk,sss H-s zAks q ere - z1xA'
Aa-Ser- Tss-sfSrs gss = ssAy. Fs<
S. ysAz
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Camp Meeting.

Remember the Free Methodist camp
meeting and annual conference TO be
held in North Salem, commencing on
May "a ard continuing 70 June 3. The
conference session viii commence on
May so at p. n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
HoSTErTERS
STOMACH RiTTERS

Has bee. ezrag si<kly Psspls every
wA3rs q s11A Elze2ls A. RS1< Avps-
tsA Izsz1z4A Dg3spslA. I@&zSsssasz.
c0zriss1m& Hs&rrsnzzs E&zey E.s
A-1 F1-4~s xxs1A-@ Asoi3 s.h~4z-
szssa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

Dr. C-ccz ag-x1rcs WI t1e S.cc- of DI %,
scS-- 70 h1zd1e h=r fz=S-s Cases STszi
Tz-ozf az1 Lang c=re-
CThe best family safeguard Is q reliable
household medicine that VII cure e-ocp,
coughs, colds, chilly se-sztso-s, running
ewes and nose, sore throat and bronchial
z5ectio-s-Ihzt viii keep the childrsz
proof against al coztagio1s diSszseS
qS.ch = medicine Is Bosches's German
SyrEp, which has record Of IS years y
the cure Of consumption. czrzuA and A.
turx and bronchial trozbles-
qThe fame OF German Syrup Es coz
sznydve care. Snce is p=rchase BY d.
Green from the niece OF tAe famous D
Bosche<, hzs exte1iei 20 al parts ot TX
earth IL has bag sales evS-yNhe-e- "
give sizes. 7sc and Tsc- AL or-gg-sa
sold In sAIsn BY 8. C. sssae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Picnic at victor Point.

The wOodmen and Circle of Victor
Point will give a picnic on Saturday,
May 26th- Salem, Aumsville, Silver.
ton and Stayton will send degree
work and drills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

on the local diamond. The lineup for
the high school will be: Jones c.
Keens p, Gsbrielson 1b, Moores 2b,
Harrison 3b, Roberts IS, Eyre If, Kay
cf. Fisher IF.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

Ma Esis sanzsr. 30
wri.s 4EH Il lso2' u
BallrIs Sow l1I1s@ !
" t0r 4-s Essrs
ri,hous zaths anusA
o. ~ H=is Fri tnr EE
ssss /. ksr zassz
away. hTs a."
b.-te. ts-s. VIA
tie bss- E.-sss ! sEE
rs sLM SD y q
s-o-s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
x-RAYS

las tsilg tie sls iis Esa'
~ sa5s ~ Il dag
80
Two Esszs Huz iMgii n
al b svss n, 5ia a01nA
sss
Tss 8ussAa lEnE-aA
20, -auT aun l1aElNA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

-
vii ovs-eozs i,lirsss
PePSs; regulate u. bsp
hver and ha,sy ssrplia
Il is the bss. blooi ca
vigorzto- n tie vaa !.
vegsssbls, perfectly N
should y5a bea susss.
yOz VII us Il Il yn ~
2. y. An&srs, siiir
Cocoa and Bo.klsig
Fla, writes; az have III
ine N NJ fEzEy. ssd fls
eslsnt zs5s&,A Tie xsl
SELF lave bes. q nariS !
J. FE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Ngrserynen Again Trim FruitIand-

onee again did the Nursery team
Eanop the FruitlAnd baseball boys il
= frieasly encounter yesterday, On the
Fruitlan5 diamond. TIE score was 10
70 1 Ihis tine it was NOrtheutt who
did the pretty work in the box. for he
struck out II zea and allowed but two
% walk TIE lineup Of bosh teams
was:
FruitlansR-S;svsns {. J. ToEnseE3
?, Hsrrsa $. KApiizger 10. Swartz %,
r ToWssesa 50. BOYER aasi L1kia-
beAl r. Lza.is ef. Poolsr T.
Nurseryi-Og3sa {, No-the1tt ?.
Dssart :. Weleh and wslt lb. MeFar-
hna %. Cooper 80. Lang II, BrOEa ef.
COzbs T.
Nike Sims acted as umpire. Ths
game gave geasrzl sAtisfAetios- Next
Susczy The NZ-Ssry-ea Nil erOss bats
with the Brooks aizs az BrO.5kS- TIE
tree sriz=ers SnfieirAte a hard gz=s
b1. believe they VII wiz.
Rznhlers wla Fro2 MI Angsl Boys.
".Ws taSk 'sz in was shs hAeozie
mzsAss bro1gAt ho2e By the pl1sky
little Ezzhisr basrb&u team SATURDAY
evsziag o. their rssEr. frs= the elAs-
SIC ana hosPit4bls eiry % NJ. AnzsL
EAsre thsr s.g4Sei in a eoztszt With
tA@ college hGsst1l szzrsSz.i1= of
rhat place he s1ory e tie svsa1 Is
b.ss- to13 hy ths s-Al ssors, II % &
T.e Fressaes q Hol=Az- tie wki-lwi.E
rrsrlsr fur the RA@h1e-s In the Ensugf
w1s a so1-es e i.sPi-z.isa % his team
mates Vac rlAys3 The game Of their
Evsz WAl-s tAs NJ Asgsl BASEBALL
team = Rot - sSraGg as II fs-zsr
years, i Eil pei bs heard frSz tAis
sez=az
HSga ScADol VERSES CAezxxz
TAs aga sSkSsl BASEBALL team WI
@ss1 TIA CAs@2~A sgg-ssz.ioz nsx1
T1ssi4F 81 EI-zmss-s 6aAa- TSs
cane Frozlsss - be q uzzszAl interest
as tks In&-A@s have 3efsatsS TIA Pu1-
zaa 1n1 WA42s-rs taGzS Ez3 are
en3eEEurl.g l. ss11hZzsA fAsEr elKzzs
- rAs NsrrkEss< eAAzPi1.zAzp. Jast
EAss shsElz< t1s aga seAs1- hsys
M makA = .st k1swz- ~. X = gan
lerNly helszEs1 thAs tA@y have z.a<A
izrrsvsz ai.ss tA@iz lAss sgqsAznnss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
Touched for Six Runs by silverton.

A picked team from Salem went to
Silverton 90 try conclusions with the
baseball boys there, only to return hug
ging large gOSse egg, while the Sill
vsrton baseball tossers had SIX points
20 their credit when the last inning
was completed. RumOr has it that the
Salenites never saw third base.
South Salem Loses 70 Independence
The South Salem baseball team went
20 independence yesterday TO play the
team Of the Polk eOuDty town A large
attendance was present 10 cheer their
respective favorites. The final score
was 70 > in favor OF the Indepen,l-
enee team. The batteries were: Clark
snd Clark for South Salem; Craven
and Smith for Independsnee-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
GOING on
TO


Two weeks ass Az
dida'es on the s.., 4
challenged the R.,s.'.,.
canvass of the cont,
was not accepted, i
are going out aas n
gagged the famous ncl
to accompany them MI
ing will be heard a, A.I
dates and meeting ~
lows:
Liberty, wedus.;,r !
p. m.
Turner, THURSDAY, N,,,
Jefferson, Thurss., (.
P. m.
Aunsville, Friday, IA,
sublimiiy, Friday. u,
stay'On. Friday. nay
silvertOn, SATURDAY. u
N.
| Scots Mills, MOsd.y. i
a. N.
P. m.
| Mt. Angel, Neas.S i
,p. n
WOodburn, Noad.5 I,
N.
BuiisTille, Tussiny y
a. n.
Hubbard, TUESDAY M 4
| Aurora, TussAy. Ey 1
| s.. Paul, ThHrsiAS Yul
! GeFvais. THURSDAY, MI
Salem. FIizy. Ju,s Ii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
woolen Mills Beat Lincoln.

Talk about fAmboyant pyroteehnie
displays, the WOODEN Mills baseball
team surely had it yesterday when
they defeated the Lincoln baseball
tOssers by the score of S5 TO 4. The
s'K's" never had so much fun in their
lives, 50 easy was their opposition. The
Woolen Mills battery was Swegle
catcher. and Bones pitcher.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21

Fs-zsrly siaP~s.s ssah'ss
Upss-aa.s hvsry a,a cab hss. IA
nsrA tzrassss a specially. Taly-Ss
Fer pie,iss and sxszrsis.A PASRs a.
ca&G W. ykzzks Prep
s4r aza 50 HigA Stree
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-21
BALL
TOsSERS
BUSY
Salem Boys Generally Got a
Sad Drubhing Every
where Sunday

Yesterday was not an ideal day for
the great national game, for Jupiter
Pluvius sent occasional showers earth
ward. but the local baseball dev0tees
we're not to be kept away from the
diamond. The Journal does not wish
70 condemn the organization of base
ball clubs. for the old adage. "the
more the merrier," is probably as true
as it ever was. but it is nevertheless 8
matter of regret that the Capital City
cannot support representative base
BAH organization, ready to cross bats
with the neighboring cities. To the
old-time fans, and those who liked TO
see the game played by the best tai
ent the city can produce, the present
condition of affairs in baseball Is not
at all satisfying.
Nurseymen Win from Brickmakers.
The Nursery ball tossers put the
Briekysrd aggregation to the bad on
Sunday morning TO the amount of Ia
TO 10. The features of the game was
the pitching of Bowen and Walling,
who kept their hits well scattered
Gamble. at second. played fine ball, ans
Hixen used the willow to good advant-
age. Taken as a whole it was q WELL
played game, and it furnished plenty
Of opportunity for the crowd TO cheer.
The batteries were: Nursery-Walling.
Northeutt and Ashley. Briekysrds-
Bowen. Simpson and Hinen- The game
was played on the nursery diamond.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-08
Sc EPREPARAEN BAR
CeIOneta una hueI-
ga de IaVanderas
Hay prOximamente mil trabajadOFes
que Sc enCuentran en- suS ca
SaS.
VIenen GeIshrand0ss ferV0rOsamente las nOVsnas
del mes De Maria
~ na.estro eorregponsoZl

Mayo 8.-Ya han dado principle en- Il
Maria concurre 4 elias I'm gran mime
TO de graciosas bellisimas sefioritas.
Hay cantos todas las noches, las que
componen el coro son, Juanita Navarro,
Pepita, Mercedes, Amparo, y Rosa Maria
Suria y Carmelita Santana.
La angelical candorosa senorita
Pfudencia Diaz Llenza canta la salve
Ietanfas en- union de la espiritual sefiorita
Teresita Suria, la gentil simpatica Sc
horita Pepita Cabrera toca Ell ammonium.
Sc nos asegura que para fines de la
semana Sc prepara una huelga de lavan-
deras la cuales quedaran unionadaa en-
estos dias.
Don UliseB Martinez Negr6n ha Bido
nombrado segun Sc nos informa guardia
especial para carreteras, nos alegramos
mucho puesto que este amigo es paisano de
inteligencia de gran actividad para el
trabajo.
La veladita infantil de que hablamos
en- la casa de las sehoritas Munoz tuvo lu-
gar el lunes por la noche asisti6 al acto
una gran concurrencia de niTios de adul
tos.
Sc repartieron dulces refrescos Sc
pasaron horas muy amenas: Sc recitaron
composiciones, discursos bellfsimas poe
sfas de Sama, Padilla, Gantier, Alvarez,
Mufoz Rivera, otros poetas puertorri-
quefios.
Ell pan contintia aquf muy barato
pues Sc vende el bollo grande por un cts.
-Desde aver lunes, dia primero de
huelgs, en- este poblado reina la mayor
tranquilidad y hay pr6ximamente mil ira
bajadores de estos eampos que Sc encuen-
tran en- sus respectivss casas.
Ell licenciado don Francisco L. Diaz
y ell ioYen don Rafael Marchan salen hoy
para San Juan en- donde pasaran 4 dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-08
MUCHAS DENJNCIAS
pOT pOrtar arn1aS
en- AhaSCO.
Sc infOrna que hay numerOsOs CasOs
de fiebre tifOidea en- Mayaguez.
ReanudOss Ia mOlisnda en- Ia faCt0rIa Gel sehOr
BIanChI.
O. nnestro rep0rter ea yiqie. }

Mayo 7.-Mucho orden impieza Sc
nota en- el cuartel de la policfa insuIar de
Anasco. Tres policfas y el cabo Garcia
Torres hacen todo ell servicio, resultando
demasiado recargados.
En- meses ha prestado 40 servicios
la policfa insular de esta poblasi0n. To-
dos condenados por el tribunal. La ma
yorfa de las denuncias han sido por portar
armas.
-Ha estado aquf, en- asuntos de su pro-
fesion el DR. don GuiIlermo Wives, conoci-
do oculista de Ponce, que regres0 su re-
sidencia por la tarde.
Sc informa aquf que hay numerosos
casos de fiebre tifoidea en- Mayagiiez. Las
aguas del acueducto de dicha ciudad seran
analizadas.
Ell buen centric social dc Instruction
Recreo que tiene Ahasco, tuvimos el
gusto de visitar Ell presidente Sr. Guis-
cape es muy enthusiastic trabaja siempre
por Ell mayor auge de aquel.
Tn bonito salon de bale posee dicho
ceEtro. Buen piano, salones para lectura
refreseos, billar, biblioteca, escenario
con un magnffco teI6n situado en- IN es-
>pacioso edificio frente la plaza, hacen de
este centro uno de los mas bien presenta.
dos que hemos podido yer en- nuestro via
e por la isla.
Agradable reunion tuvo lugar en- la
noche del domingo en- que la distinguida
sefIora Lopez G. de Quinones, hizo OR su
bien timbrada voz. acompahada al piano
por el joven Jorge Santoni quien tiene no
table gusto facili1ad para manejar admi-
rablemente el dificil Instruments dc Litz
una agradable voz de baritone. La boni
Ia DANA 'BelIa Maria" dedicada 4 la Sc
florita Brau, por ell joven Santoni, puede
considerarse una verdadera joya de duIce
ammonia sentimiento
Esplendidas fiestas suele celebrar en- de-
terminadas epocas Ell pimpatico centro, dom
de concurre la distinguida sociedad afias-
quefa.
Otro buen casino, el Latino, posee
tambi6n este pueblo que sosteniendo esos
dos centros de cultura demuestra en- grado
sumo la suya. De este nos ocuparemos
cuando tengamos Ell gusto de visitarlo.
A las doce de la noche del domingo
la molienda en- la factorfa del
senior Bianchi, cuya zafra Sc calcula que
dara terminada dentro de dos semanas.