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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
DESDE YABUC0A
Mario Morales.

El domibgo IL del corriente 90 cs.
lebrAron meesipgs unioniItAs On los
hArrics 81 acanAs J SJuan Martin ,
Z cieron uao de lA palAbra los GORE.
ligtonarios Itnorea don Joae C, Ba
srios, don Juan Rios, don Ramon Be
rrios Colon, don JuliAu QroIeo, don
Felix Rodriguez don Pablo PAcheco
Berrios , olrGs mas.
Sc conItltuyeron dos sub ComIIes
On 10 siguisnte forms; sJacsnss; Pre-
lidsnIe, don Juan RodriGuts lopez
vice, don Felix Rodriguez, aecrttErio,
don Jule MsdinA, Voealel: aefiores
Ramon OFT Santiago, Francisco Sc
p6lvsds, Cornslio Rlvas Torres, Juan
RodrigueE RODRIGUEZ. Francisco San,
rheE, Tomas Arroyo, YenAncio Cres-
DO, Visitor de Leon.
En Juan MdrtiR' Presidents, don
Luciano 4 Asau; Vics, don Machining
Chavlsr. Voealsa; senoTss Isidro Or
hE YrariI, PIb.o PAehsso Berries
Eduviges Fonseca, Ramon Bsrrioa Co
Ion, Juan Colon DavilI, R,m6n DfA1
MagdAleno FonIecA. SuplepteI; 90
flores Ramon Lsbr6n, Juan Colon
Modesto vsIQuts. FfArsIIeo Cinir6n
Enriqpe Roman,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
LLUVIA DEL CIEL0

Los norte ameriCAnoa han puesto
& la modA en- SuI eslaoionss bAlnsA'
rIIs o. .bano de media ncche; y han
enConlrsdo algo meior, el baao de llu.
via; ptro este Glimo no es tAptalis,
es euraei6n,
En- Austin, capital de Texas, no
90 hAbla dc otrA coaA que de las nu
meroSas curasiones obtsnidas con el
bAno de lluvlA que por 81 puesto "
Sc sAbs en- que consiItsl en- eAtAr d.
pie deanudc, y rtcIb rsl Igia del cls'
10.
Para las efsseIoLel utrylosAE J Q
reumatiImo, elts trAtimlsnto ts iniA
lible, J ha llsgado & ser dc tel mode
popular, que en- todoI los iardiuel
particulars Sc han lsvAntado paliKa
dAs para que Iea Posibls recibir sptu
nutyA dusha Hin oisnsA del pudor
son todA libsrtad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21

nus0a generSsl6n lIssrAria itsrlcs
no ntcesisaba mas para demostrAr su
talsnto su bsEsjs Artfstico.
DEL FRIO AL FUEGO tieus ys
inter6s en- las prlmsrss pfglnssy h'
que en m erescsndo bIsn sostenido,
que llegA las dIIlmas eaoenAs eon
brillAnhs exIrAordinAria, Ionisndo
alli una mescla de vago sentimenGAlis'
mo J de poisnls rsalidAd que ssdueen
al leesor y ls obligAn Al Aplauso.
Lssu nusstros amigos ssas pGRl
nas } no He ArrepsntIrEn de lsguir IN
sonssio, RsprodusimoE nososros sss
libro 90 nusItros follsiInss porQus - =
bemos que 10 venlA no 50 periudlcarA
% les librsslas , Antss bien mnchaa
personas psdiran si,mplAres, anllosas
Dc Asahsr mas promo IA lecture,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
CONTRA LAS MuJERES

Dos 'scsrdotsS clt6Iie1u, oil uno
dc Wilkssbarrs. PensylvAnia, y el
otro do K'nsgton, han priucipiado
ete'gica campafs contra 10 moda do
lev muieres do llevar trsies desc Ia,
dos, con msngAs eortss y snssies
tranaparentes On 10 pArta delantsra,
A les qua en- clio han persistido
% les hA regado Ia entrAda & los tenn
ploE Rfsc'ivAmsnts, sl verauo no %
estss.6n propisia para las idsss de
tos pAstorea do s!mss en- WI kmb bsrrs
y K'nsgton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
ECQS De AGUAD|LLA
Mr. Post en- Ia aIcaIdla.-En
derredor de Ia ciudad.
Matand0 a muItas,
"EL REGIONAL"
"EL REGIONAL"
Po,icia agredido. .-Peleando
por la breva. <Figuritas>
en- la careel.

Iof6rmase que sl honorable secrs
tario de Puerto Rico Mr. Regis q. Post,
atcsdisndo los dsReos del ssfior AL
eslds do esta ciudsd don Luis A. To
trsgross, practic6 en- 10 tards del
maitss paaado una minuciosA inves
t!gaei6n en- sl Ayuntamiento do Agda.
dills, ouyo resu'tAdo no ssbemos has.
ta hora.
-TAmbi6n 90 ipforma que Mr. Post
en- eompsiifa del ssfor AlcAlde, giro
UNA vista dc inspeCei6n por east toda
10 poblaei6n. acknowledgements que sl
Etc.stario de Puerto Rico no habr&
salido del TODD cortspto, en- 10 que &
ornsto 8 hygiene publ cs respects, pues
caller, eunesas, alcantsrillas. plasA
del NsreAdo, sdiaSios ptolieos, etc.,
deisn maeho, pero muchisi que do
ssAr.
Aver 90 VIC en- este Corts Mu.
nieipal un iuiCio sontra sl antique 90.
me,eianse do ssta plsEA don Jose Dfsx
OAr,aya, por iLfracei6n & las lsyss de
sensaa internas. Glen pesos do mulsA
les eoatas 10 fueron iDpus,tas pcr sl
inE X arnsy.
- 80 vio tAmbien otra eAusa por
ftaude oil Erario do Puerto Rico, CON =
trA EseolA.tico Perez. el cuAl fue con
cert do 4 trea meaes do carcel y dos
sisnsos pesos dc multa.
Ell sAbado prtxlmo reApArecer&
otra vtx en- esta eiudad el semanArio
.El Rsgional,, sl eual aerA dirigldo
por nuesiro est'mado amigo y compA-
Zero 81 inteligeu,e pefiodista don Joa'
quin Sol4. Gel RgIonAls se1& dc Ca
rActsr independents.
Dssde h ace dfas ss ensusntra on
estA 9. .udad sl muy repulsdo 6ptieo de
Artcibo, don Luis Case Soto,
-Rum6raAe por aqui de que entire
el elsmsnto republic sno dc estA ciudad
hwy mar do iondo, en- 10 que resptCsA
Al CO ndidalo para A!eAlde. Sc dispu'
tan eass puesto, Mgda dc pGolico 40
dice, les asnorss don Luis A. Tore
grosA, actual Alcalde, y don Adriao
del Vale. VersmoS quisn vsnCs &
quieu.
Sc VIC aver On eatA Corte NUM-,
eipal el juic!o contra el individuo Car
mslo U0Arts tsl sFlgurita.s Qulsn en-
10 noehs dol domingo 6lIimo, oi6ls q
10 jovsn JuAnA ACevsdo una botstAda
On plsno roltto. e iuez atfor K,ar'
nsy, probAdo sl hscho, soudeno Sl
sFg r.t.>A 81 diAs de ca-Iel.
-Anochs hubo un gran eEa 1dalo
On 10 cAi.e del <FrCgrescS, premovido
por sl individao Santis 60 UgArts,
alias / itita. sl suAl, seg6u % dice,
peg6 una botslAdA 81 guArdia insular
Manuel de ]. Psrtz Al aer detenido
Dor ela. FL rtfsriio guardiA luero
ha sisndo uao del rotten, dl6 unou Guam
Aos macAns EOS oil tel Pitita,
-Nuestro particular amigo don
ALtopio VerGne hA aldo nombrAdo
por sl honorable Attorney General,
aub.mArl h 81 dc 10 CtrIe de este diltri
10. lie telicitAmos.
-Despue' dc Cinco sfoS do Au-
serCiA on los EStados Unidos, donde
obluvo ei Iitulo de professors, hA re
RrssAd. & 10 pAtris, Is stnorltA sgua
dillAna Mills groH Sthalzs, hljA de don
Arturo Schulz, guardiA de penal de
10 ckreel de ests Ciudad.
Mario OraIAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
FL 4 De JULIO

De asuerdo con los datos rscogi'
Jos hAltI 10 tsehs, lA eslAbrl cI6n do
la feIla naciopAl De NorIe America
en- sl preIsnIs q ss responsible por
mayor n6mero de vict.mAs dc Les cue
acusIn los n q ADte'iores e ri ne
70 de musrtos AlcGLEA & 38 y el de h.
ridos q 2, 709 S. elIima on algo mas
dc so 10000 81 vAlCr do los fusgos
arti6ciales que SO qusmAron d CD , die,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
OESDE TOA-ALTA
La luz sobre ell ceIemin.-
"Fiat lux" Mas sobre eI
presupuesto municipal.
LAS ESCUELAS
LAS ESCUELAS
Junta Escolar. y Sustitutos.
Despedida. .-Acusaciones y
falta de pruebas.

SigSmos poniendo la luz sobre o
cslemfn para que haya elaridsd y q
dieipsn brumRs.
FL presupueato dc este pueblo ear,
rsgir en- el aiio fiscal que GORE, 90 h'z
por a, 5000, duplo do 10 sobrado du
rante sl primer semsstre del aflo lgOE
& 1905.
El Ayurtsmiento que hace O.
prssupuesto, solo podia disponer, 60.
mo 10 htzo, del so por clento do ess
auma para susldos de transformation
del municipio y gsstos svsntualss ds
les ofeinas.
Ahl eatA 10 Icy y asf dsbfa cum
plirss on todas aus parties.
Ea 10 SeeretarfA municipal y Te
sorerla do Puerto Rico, 90 eneusntrs
dieho preaupuesto. V6anse sus psrti
das en- la session de egresos, sumpli
mentAndoss 10 OF densdo; veanse igual
mente les seeciones 80 y SO dc 10 vi
gents sLey Nunicipsls y otras dispo
aieiones smanadas do los centroa
supefiores. y d{gsssnos seria y hon.
radamente si eabfa on per. ona alguns
otrn part!da, despues do las que
aparecen cons'guadAS, J Of On CSC
asunto pusden hAllaras los vlctima
rios.
Apelamos Al testImorio de Lon
hombres tormalss que tienen eonoci
miento On administac.6 On municipal.
Nadie iiene la culpA de las rss,r,c
cionss de la ley. que limisan les f.cul
iades do los syunsAmisntos hasta ha
Ger impossible 81 aCSi6n en- casos comc
el que NOS oeups.
Todo 10 lamentAmos sincera meute,
-por orden del departamento de
educsei6n, solo hAbr&n on TJs.alta
durAnte 81 prtxml Afo sscolar las A.
guisntes escus!aG graduAoS, 10 dc
ing %. 10 de sgrlculsura y tres rurs,
les, una dc elias 90 el pueblo.
Han aldo propueasoS para susti
tuir dos miembros do 10 Junts e.
collar. que renuEcisron sus pusatos. 4
don JoIs sAlgAdo y don ENRIQUE L.
Quisrdo.
Ell S&bado dimos cl cariis $50
adi6s de despedi 10, & las aprecIa bles
y dtstipguldAs St n ras den. Eitsryyt a
SAnlisgJ dc PCns0n y dt IL Celia Un
pierre do PonS6n, que vInisron del
simpAtico culto pueblo de- Comsrfo,
COZ otros t.ml iArss, 4 pasar una tenn
pt rAdA on el seno ds nuess-a socle
dad.
O.ro nuevc desogasa2o 20 le pre-
aent6 q nueatro amigo don Cesar Ro.
nero por 10 vsnsA dc un suiz edo y
papel. seg6n denuucia, saIio Abausl'
to por fGlla de pruebAs
Por sse cAmino no SO W. & ningu'
No parts. Y rscuerden los que acusAp
que el que SEmbra viento rtcoie tsmpe:ta
des.
Ell dsperIamento dc educa ci6n
hA rtconOcido el dsrecho que tienen
dona Carmen MorAlss, dcna Maria
Ssgu6 do Cordero y don Antonio Dias
para eontinuSr desc I'm. . ID 40 do les mia
mas eAcuelas que tuylerUn el a1o oue
termin6 en- JUNO 6,tlmo.
CORREapONeA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21
Rtv|STA NAVAL

En los d|'ImoS dias do Aeosso %
vsrihcatG en- OyHtsr Bay, rslidspcia
versnitgs del Presidents Rooss velt IL
rsvlsta naval de mSyores proporeio-
mes que SO hGya preasrciado ha..s
AhorA en- sguAs amerieanAaa.
TomAra pSrte ca ella todo al a..
cuadr6n del AIlGrtico bljo las 6rde.
mes del AlmtrAnle Evans. Di.Ecio,hc
cruceroS y navfos de guerra conIti,u.
yen eata escuAdrA y sl J,fe do Ia ma
Si6n 'olemuissrA el scio con 81 pre-
ssncias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-21

sStos ircendIoS tue de mil , vein.idn
milloueS de libraS, y los gaasos de los
homberos trescientos mil.
-Ea 10 ciudad de Mexico t1lsten
lreacientAa cincuentA J cinco escuslae
otlsiAlsa III nAriiculaves
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07
A. {. L. For siCns.


," Fo'ld 'up exc. sion 'P,es via
Aha &C 60, Line
10 Atl'n-' Ca Rae o. ore fare plus
~ csc. Il'.e., on ~ e Ju1e 25-o,
~ - z'-", 80 JnI, 2no, 81,
lod', W"a 3.ltl H|. .ec1 dGy, 'rOl
da OF SEE l. ~'"on o u1E o
Sep .en 'e' -, r'g ne a..
~ 'H'e, n C. IA go CO a'e pi's
Is &C 'ot q 70 vi -, g.. e,o Oh
sale J'le ',.i' e ~ - 10" lon,
with mel n1 J ~.
Ashv 'c, ~ ~ Rae o, oie .ale
plus Is ce',S -o' ne road Tip.
Ticfe.' OF sale J"e 25,h, 21tA, 2SCh,
with lua' lhH" J~i, -O,h,
Aos'o', Mas. Rae O one fare plus
Sl'OO To- Tie I'd trip n'-e-s on
sale May olst 20 lHne 9Ih, inclusive,
with nnal Limit Jine 10Th, E-'elsion
OF Emit 70 July lot1, NAY be had by
depos.u'lg hcse1 ano paying fee OF ST..
o'op-ONefs al Ne" Nof> allowed.
Denver, colo, Very low rate,
Ticteis o. sac I.y 9'hto Il 1incllSive,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07


Do 70 get we're ii wen i. comes 20
job pd '-H-, Wien IA need of any
thing ~ lis lie e,,e It, Z cell end gel
some %. Inc a. l--lly Net" Lind.
lri5 -r.--e --- i-Ns.-r, g.: rev Sind,
IS ,.". 20 aa,. less. r.n ard see tic
&c o.< c. .avt.y &C., on vhe spo.
f. re... o,r-..e. n. 4. Bgyan.
Miss Ellen Holmer end Messrs.
Welte Carlton, Hugh Jones and
Eugene King have retu ned home from
Ste on University, at De and.
Mis-, Laura Michel has been visiting
the Eleckburns at Bowling Green and
WI "eturl to Arcadia the latter p4rt Of
thi wee' 70 a summe- vacation.
The pc. so who has The book Stepping
Heavenwcrd, It'll Annie Whiddens
name i, oil COME a ,syor Oh TIE
owner ~ etunng to -his office.
Arthur Roe, Rupet Smi h and Peck
Greene have returned home from the
University of Floida, al Lake City,
Were Peck Greene graduated with
honors.
Services in ST. Ejmonds Episcopal
c. urch Sunday II Q. m. and p. N.
By eque OF tire bishop tie rector will
so to Wauc ia ,or night services (7.3O
p, m, same d.y).
M. and Mrs, l'elk Horton and son
Dwite, listed IN Orlando this week.
M. Horton has returned to Arcadia but
Mrs. Horton and son expect to prolong
their stay Jew days longer.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07

In face Of the unmistakeable
way in which ,he people Of DeSoto
expressed themselves against di-
vision on May 18th, we don't see
how anybody can hope TO accomp-
lish the Division of DeSoto county
for a nrmbe of years yet,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07

On May 18th DeSoto County
rolled up an overwhelming ma
jority against county division, The
people are on more in favo: Of di-
vision now than then. Let us
again show by Our votes that De
SOLO does nos favor county division
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07

Word comes from almost every
section of the county, that large
taxpayers and influential men VIII
sell their property a, any old
price il will bring and move to a
larger county. in the event of di-
vision in DeSCto,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07

sale June 10th, llth 18th, with final
limi. Jure 23rd Extension of limit to
July 25rd may be lad by depositing
ticket and paying fee of so cents.
10 i'Io ne on spply o 1es est egeu,
or J. T., KI6SLAND, ID. p. A.,
Tampa, Fla.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07

SUBSCRIPTION one Dolloca Ya Clos. 20 '-
lively In Advance
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-06-07
THE CHAMPION
MRS. NEyA c. CHILD, Editor.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY on Thu ''y
Afternoon by T. Il. & Royal L. Ch.'"
Owners and Publishers.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09

The officers and S. L. Bresler, S. Bloom
garden, NJ. Il. Radetsl>y, compose the
executive committee. The following
were elected chairmen on the important
committees: House, S. L. Bresler; press
and propaganda, DR.. Adolph Zeder
baum; recreation and amusement, Mrs.
DR.. C. D. SpivalS; building, Leo. Levy;
finance, L. NJ Weiner; admission and
dismisson, Dr. G. D. Spivak employ
ment, Sol Weiss; medical, DR.. A. Zeder-
baum, and burial committee, M. A. Sally.
This was the first meeting OF the new
board Of directors. The gentlemen com
posing the directorate. who are de
voting their time and earnest efforts for
the interest of the society are, s. Bloom
garden, S. L. Bresler. Henry Cohen, S.
Grimes. Dr. Philip Hilllowitz. Rabbi G.
II. Kauvar, D. M. Kobey. Louis Levy, p.
Quitkowsly. NJ L. Radetsky. IT. Silber-
stein. George B. Schoen, DR.. G. d. Spi-
yak, Sol Weiss. Alfred We'll. Louis NJ.
Weiner Sol Wolf and DR.. Adolph Zed-
erbaum.
Mr.. M. NJ. Dolitzlli. the well known
Hebrew poet and writer. was appointed
solicitor for New York and vicinity.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09
Employment Board Notice

Denver Lodge No. Ill, L. y. Is. b.,
and the management of the National
Jewish Hospital for Consrlmptives, de-
sire to bring before the public OF this
city, as we'll as the state, that there is IN
connection with this lodge and hospital
an employment board, composed OF
prominent members Of the b Mai 'rith
and prominent charity workers among
the ladies' This committees duty is to
aid in finding employment for all patti
ents discharged from the hospital, and
able to do work of some kind, as well as
to aid all Of our co-religionists who come
to this town, without funds or means OF
livelihood Any Of the readers of The
Jewish Outlook who may know OF d posi-
ton or who are seeking wOrkmen or
women for any kind of employment, will
confer a favor on this committee by re-
porting same to the secretary, Mrs. ).
Prudential. 1345 Downing avenue. By
doing this you may be the means OF
helping some worthy man or woman and
this securing of employment is one OF
the most important factors in connec-
ton with the hospital.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09
PUEBLO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kronthal of Sandusky.
Ohio are making their home in Pueblo.
The Tuesday Whist met with Mrs.
Emanuel Fist. the hostess winning the
prize.
The Friday Whist met with Mrs. Sol.
Bergerman Mrs. Henry Herman won
the prize.
Mrs. Henry Herman entertained at
whist Friday evening, the occasion be-
ing the birthday anniversary of Mr.. Her
man.
Mrs. Hill entertained the O. w. O.
Whist Club and the visiting ladies. Mrs.
Louis Wolf won the club prize and Mrs.
We'll the visitors.
Mrs. S. Honig entertained at whist
for her sisters, Mrs. II. Tarkoff of Mont
rose, and Mrs. Bradley of Denver. Mrs.
Louis Wolf won the prize.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09

Mr. Nathan Uri, one of the most proml-
nent members of Louisville, Kentucky,
lodge, was a visitor at the last meeting,
and spoke in the highest terms OF the
work being done by our order, especially
Denver Lodge.
The first hop of this year, under the
new entertainment committee given last.
Tuesday night, was a success, as usual,
and all who were present left the hall,
satisfied with the high class Of entertain
nlents given by Denver lodge. The COM
nlittee are contemplating an elaborate
entertainment, to celebrate the thirty
fourth anniversary Of the lodge, III
April. ....
The building committee has started
out this year with new life and energy,
and it is their object to have all the sub
scriptions for the year 1905 collected be-
fore the end Of February, so that the
present year contributions can be col
lected at once. All contributors are
urged to send in their subscriptions at
once. to the secretary and both the con-
tribution for 1905 and 1906 may be in
cluded. Come on and help the commit
tee with their work, and we will soon see
our building started.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09
Jewish Consumptives'
Relief Society

At the regular meeting of the board
of trustees Of the Jewish Consumptives
Relief Society, held last Wednesday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
DR.. Philip Hillkowtz: vice president,
Louis Levy; secretary, DR.. c. d. Spi-
yak, and treasurer, DR.. A. Zederbaum.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
PASTORS FILINGS AROUSE
SAN FRANCISCO PRESS
SERMON BRINGS
TART RESPONSES
Rejecting Dictum of Episcopal Divine,
Reply Is That Flotsam and Jetsam
Population Alone Is Bad, With
Average Morality Good

Rev. William McCormicks assertion
that San Francisco is the most wicked
city in the world has aroused no end of
discussion there.
Many of the newspapers have taken
it up and are UNFOLDING their own city
while admitting it's faults, saying that
it's geographical position cannot be
helped.
Rev. Mrs. Mccormick is rector of
All Saints Episcopal church of Pasa-
dena, not of Los Angeles, as has been
stated in the north.
Rev. Mr.. Mccormick in his sermon
stated that the communicates of the
Episcopal church had not increased
within the past two years. The San
Franciscans contend that church mem
bership does not prove a criterion on
which to base an estimate of the
world goodness or lack thereof
The Mercury has the following edi-
torial, which is given in part, regard
ing the controversy:
but as to Rev. Mr.. Mccormick S
charge of wickedness per Sc. San Fran
cisco will not accept his dictum with
out argument
THE city is wicked: what city of it's
size and geographical position is not
The dumping place for the refuse of
three continents, the Mecca of the
criminal and the unsatished, the shin
ing light set upon hill to attract fool
ish moths, who SINCE their wings in it's
flames. it is natural that crime should
abound.
Take this floating fiotsam and jet
sam out Of San Francisco and I take IL
the average of morality will compare
favorably with that found in any other
part of the Union.
"His charge. however, may refer
more directly to the series of murders,
suicides, hold-ups and crimes of that
nature that the papers daily chronicle.
If so, the answer lies in the fact that
the majority of such crimes are COM
mitted by the floating population that
drifts here from all parts Of the world
and not by the people of San
Francisco"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
SAYS HUSBAND
THREATENED HER
DOMESTIC TROUBLES END IN
COURT
Mrs. Sadie kunzIer Relates List of
Unpleasant Experiences With Her
Better Half-Peace Bonds
,sN,sEF Wanted

Because, as she alleged, her husband
attempted to hit her on the head with
a lighted lamp, Mrs. Sadie Kunzler,
who resides in the Burkhardt tract,
yesterday appeared before Justice
Young of the township court and asked
that her husband be put under peace
bonds
The couple were married seventeen
years ago and, according to the state
ments of Mrs. Kunzler, it wasn't two
weeks after the wedding, when they
were still on their honeymoon, that
her husband, Nicholas Kunzler, i'm
bibed too freely and proceeded to curse
ker for everything he could think of.
THAT sort of treatment continued
during our entire married life," tes-
titled the plaintiff yesterday. "At
times when my husband was sober he
seemed so remorseful and so willing to
do better that / hadn't the heart to
refuse him another chance.
But our marital relations became
worse and worse and he often threat
ened to kill me. Sometimes he would
grab me by the throat and just squeeze
easy as though he were trying to pro-
long the agony before the fatal grip
Recently l have become afflicted
with lung trouble and his threats made
me afraid. On the night of February
b my husband came nome ana ne was
in a frightful temper. He had been
drinking liquor heavily for several
days past and on that day he changed
to water and the effect was not good.
well, he started to quarrel with me.
1 was only partly clothed, and finally
when his anger got the best of him
and he picked up lighted lamp and
dashed at me with it, telling me he
was going to beat my brains out. L
tried to escape.
II screamed for help, and my son,
Norman, stepped in between his father
and me and then l tainted. When
came to my husband was still quar-
reling. and 1 ran to the back door and
screamed for help l was In my bare
feet, and my son threw me pair of
boots, which 1 put on. Attired in the
boots and my night clothes 1 ran sew
eral blocks to neighbours home and
there 1 again tainted. For several
days 1 could not leave the place, and
am not well now. But l fear that my
husband will some time make good the
threats on my life, and 1 want the
court TO issue a restraining order"
The case was continued by the con-
sent of both parties until today, when
some settlement will be made.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
RICH MINE DISCOVERY
IN BULLFROG DISTRICT
FORMATION OF THE BuLLFRoe
GOLD euLcH MINING co.
Return of E. E. Adams, President of
the New Company, From Nevada.
Three Big Gold Bearing Veins Dis
closed by Tunnel Work

Z. e. Adams, president and manager
of the Bullfrog Gold Gulch Mining
company, has just arrived in Los AM
geles from Beatty in the Bullfrog min.
ing district Mr.. Adams was one Of
the hardy pioneers who stampeded for
Bullfrog from Los Angeles during the
first excitement in that great gold
camp. He has been one Of the lucky
ones and has located one of the most
promising prospects in the district. The
Bullfrog Gold Gulch Is the name which
has been adopted by himself and asso-
ciates for their company, which has
just been organized to open up their
claims.
Surface prospecting and tunnel work
have disclosed three big gold-bearing
veins. All OF the lodges give paintings,
and the assayers' examinations Of the
GRE show good surface values. Mining
men and biologists predict the open
ing up of valuable mine ON the
ground.
Mr.. Adams reports a strike on the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-02-16
SEEKS TO RECOVER HIS FEE
Attorney Sues South Pasadena for
Money Claimed Due for
LEGAL Services

South Pasadena is defendant in a
suit on trial before Superior Judge
Wilbur, in which the law firm of
Porter & Sutton is seeking to recover
$1,000, alleged to be due for legal
services
They claim that they were employed
by the city of South Pasadena between
February and November last to repre-
sent the municipality, which made an
appearance intervenor in the action
of C. D. Daggett against E. ]. Hart
and c. S. Chamberlain, filed in the SUI
perior court.
After the attorneys demand for fees
had been turned down by South Pasa-
dena Charles II. Sutton assigned his
claim to his partner. Don C. Porter.