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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-24

were uninJured but lost all their pos
sessions.
At noon today 300 more are due, and
viii be cared for by the Ogden relief
committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-24
TEDDY BOYLE ACQUITTED.

Teddy Boyle, charged with attempting
to commit larceny from person, was
given a hearing before his honor and u
jury who acquitted the defendant.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
I'm Resfriad0 lie Afect6 La Cabeza Y
La Garganfa...EI Afaque
FuS Severe.

Carlos W. Bowman, Primer Teniente
Y Ayudante del cuarto regimiento
de Voluntario de Caballeria escribs
desde Lanham, Nd, 10 siguientes
"Por mas cue soy contrario q patenti-
sados y aun mas adverse declara'
clones. pero creo en- este case, es un
deber, el unir mi experiencia q las
columnas va escritas respecto q los po'
deres curativos de Ia Peruna.
tYo he sido particulramenfe bene.
f1ciad0, usandola para resfriados en- Ia
cabeza y Ia garganta, y en- cuarenfa y
Och0 h0ras me he curad0 c0mpiea'
mente eImGs severe afaque, fomandoid
de acuerdo con Ia direction, La use
como preventive, siempre que me
amenaza algun ataque.
"Miembros de mi familia tambien Ia
usan para padecimientos del mismc
genero, y la estamos recomendando 9
todos nuestros amigos. w. Bowman
Una raz6n porque 10 Peruna SO us'
en- tantos hogares, es porque no
contiene arc6ticos de ningun genera
Sc puede usar por cualquier period'
de tempo, sin adquirirse vicio algun'
de tomar drogas.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presi
dente del Sanitsrio Hartman, Colum
bus. Ohio, E. q. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
Canlara de Delegados

lContinuaci6n dc Ia pdgina ~
yecto cuya redsccloa de- orfgel &
dudA. La mayoria scuerds que sea
POS puesto indshnldAm ants. III aefi or
Bsrnardini anuncl6 que pediria la
reconsideration de eAe proyesto.
@. B. "a. Proveyendo el nombra.
misnto de SecreIario y MsrahAllA de
las Cortsa de Dlssrito y de Juscss, Sc
cretarios y AArAhAlls de las Cortss
Munictpales. La ComIsion de Legis.
lsclon, reprssentadA por el sshor de
Diego pids pue ssts proyecIo 20 pos
ponga inde6nidaments. El aenor de
Diego expons que e. 90 pArtldario del
slstema de que estos en- pie auoH fue.
ran nombrSoon por suG AptlIudea com.
probAdAs, pero no estAnoo en- prSctL-
CO este procsdlmisnto y aolo eI de
nombrarlos el Gohlerno o el pueblo,
81 opta por ssts u.Ilmo, Hay un cami.
no dice en- oonde 10 deoemuu re
roeeosr y ests 90 el de Ia llbsrIad.
NosoIros no podemoA sprobar esIe
proyscto porQus sS AtsnLatorio a nnel
Iras aspiracionez. CuAndo uu pro .
yecto DEL ConseIo venga q IL CanArs,
81 ss busno dsDemoI apronarlo ala
pAsionesi 81 sa mSlo dsbempa recha
SArlo dlgaAnsnts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
vAP0R CARACAS"

Passieros llegados en- dicho bu
que procsdentss de New York:
Mi.s II. Cornwall, Mr.. J. s.
Adams, MIR. II, Sletriog, Mr.. ]. G.
Whilehouse, Mrs. Fl. w. Monroe and
Son, Mr.. B. Avery, Mr.. s. Juch,
Miss A. S. z mmsrman, Miss r. B.
Bradf ord, MIR, J. L. Griggt, Miss N.
B. jackson, Mr.. G. h. Oystsr, Mrss
F. 3. HAlcn, Mtss ID. B Ew.ng, Ray.
and Mrs. Il. s. OIoon, Mr.. N. Dole,
Ar q. Noyes, MIR. w. A. Lawrence,
Ar. w. Jgx, Mr.. J. b. Long, Mr.. w.
B.. HArrls, MIR. H. J. S.w.u, Mr.. j.
RAbassS, Or. G RIdrlgu.z, Mr.. A.
zspAsS, Ar. X. Ilzsrfy, Ar, G. Hart.
zsll, Mr. W. L. Cnlne4 4den, Mr.. w,
Lynch, Mis-! b. M. Wn.sshouss, Mr..
y. Bellows, Master X. Z. post, Misa
$. Wilson, MIRA. X. s. B:acfJrd, Mr.,
a. h. h. Sw.ft, Miss Earl, Mr.. n NJ,
Cumming, Miss J. Gusrch, Mr.. j. A.
Peck, MRS. K. B ,yd, Mr.. G. + Sui.
son, Miss A q. IwJctrap.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
LEY MUNICIPAL
Secciones que van aprobandose en- la Camara de De-
legados para que pasen al Consejo Ejecutvo

pagara Ia iunta escolsr el total dc
las contidades en- dicha f,rms cobra.
das.
seeci6n 1O6. A partir del 10 dc
Julio do 1905, no ser& lfcito 4 persons,
rsz6n social q corporation sleuna de-.
dtcaree al comsrcio 8 sisrcsr nineuna
profession 8 indultria de las que mas
adelants 90 dsclrran. suistxs 4 licsncia
o patente sin quo antss dicha persona.
ras6n social 8 corporation haya lou.
citado y obtenido 10 licsncia 8 patsn
te y psgado el derseho corrssp pondien.
to q 10 miama, segdn 10 dispussto mas
adelante.
Sscci6n 107. embellishments dss.
pues dc 10 sprobacl6n de ssta Icy, oil
Tesorero de cada municipio harG una
lista, por duplicado, do todos los In.
dividuos, casas mercantiles y corpo'
raciones sstablscidas On dieho muni.
| cipio que sstuvieren suistos & trihu.
taci6n, conforms las disposiciones
del presidents arsfeulo, iuntam snte
CON 10 debida clasificaci6n do aus
rsspec.ivss industrias, y la remitira,
antes del 10 do abril do 1905, al Con.
csjo Municipal para M aprobaci6n '
para uso del Conceio al fjar el tho
de las patentss comsrcialss 8 ind N.
ttiales para el siguisnts afI,. Cads
aiio sub .iguiente, antss del 10 de
abril, el Tssorero Manici pal har& on
10 lista los alteraciones que el Conce.
io Municipal le indicars.
FL Conceio Municipal fiiarG, euan.
TO antes faers possible, sl tlpo 6 tasa
do laa licencias 8 pAtentss comsrcia.
les, ain excedsrse del limlts esta hleci'
do en- el precedents ar,isulo do ssts
Ley. So fiara el maximum del upo,
6un tan'o por cienso do este, y dicho
tanso por clento ser& el mismo para
toda clase dc patentss comercialss.
(ContinuarA).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08

AEl senior Delgado, de la miaoria,
une ~ voto al de Ia ComIsion de Le
glslael6n. Sc pons & votaci6n el In.
forms y es aproDado por unAnim de d.
El bill quedo pos spuesto.
d. b. 50. Para cam sndar las sec .
clones s. q y Al d,la <Lsy Escolar
compilsdas. La Comlsi6n de IQstruc
zion Ia infofma y eI aprobado.
H. B. 49, Para aatorizar & los
SscreIsrios de las Cortes Municip p ales
para que Gomsn iuramsnto y afrma.
clones. LA ComlSi6n de L,gls aeior
10 intorma. El sen )r de Diego pide
que ests bill pAss de nusvo & 10 Co
mlaion.
Fl sehor Franco expliCA las ven
tslaS del proyecto de que % Rutor ,
plde que Se pongA & vsIAcIon ell iufor.
me de la Comislon de Leglslacion.
H,chA 10 votacl6n tue aprobsdo 81
lnforme.
d. B. 81. Rsierente al cebro de
conIrl rlbdciones insularss q los deudo
res moroaos. En- oicho nlll ae esIS bic
ce que el tsGorero de Puerto Roo solo
poora sacAr q subAstG squsllA parts
de la propisdsd grAvada por la CON,
tribueioni nscsaRrlA y auhCienta para
cubriT IL csntidSd adsuda1A, snIsn,
d.sndose Que la propisdAd ssEa tAaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08

do para los aaeS de ID sub&sia Al riis'
mo tlpo que SO a1opIo sl imponer la
contribuclon.
Hubo una ligsra discussion entire
los se6ore4 Santoni y Solsr. Eits pi'
di0 que ess bill J el 81 20 refupdteran
porque este u,tlmo tlens una psrte
analoga 81 expires ado proyecIo. Por
clio pidlo que dicho bill 81 paIase de
nuevo & la Comislon de LeglslAcion.
Fl senior SanIoni propuao .au pu.
sierra & votsclon ell informs , al se
hiso, sisndo spropAdo.
G. B. IS. AutoriE Ando 81 auditor
de Puerto Rico para psgss ctsrtos 81
quiiereu de cochs 20 y caballos usadoa
por los msr.hAls de lss Cortss insulA
res. La Comlsion d. Haclenia 10 in
forma fAvorgblem snte , es AprobAdo
el informs.
G. B. 81 EItablecieado recurso
de apelacIon contra las senteneias de
los Jug sdOs Municipal en- asuntoa
CtvilsS dsterminando rsglas para su
trAmitaCion. La UomlHiou de Lsgtsla'
eion 10 intormA favorablsmsnts. Ea
aprobado sl ilforms.
No hAblendo otro particular de
gee TAtarss, lermino ls seaion { lee
A4s cltaGdoss pare hoy { lAa d1a,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
En- Ell PARQuE

-Piezas que eiecutarAn eata mo-
che 20 prU fssores de 10 BaLda del Ba-
TALON dc Puerto Rico en- oil Teatro del
Psrque, con motlvo de 10 fuaci6n que
q beneticio de dofiA Luisa Martinez de
asado ha de celebrarss;
~ Sinfonia. Prsludio do 10 EAR.
zuela Gel anillo de hero; % Walls
sAngel dc Amors; 80 Ssrsnata Z an.
gsleas; ~ xLA Pslomas, IA pe,ici6nu
81 Two atspa Gel AutomovAis; " Dan. .
"a <BorinQuens.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08

Secci6n 80. Al reds ctar sus pre-
supuestos los municipios asignaran
por 10 M msnoa 5 centavos de cada dollar
de aus ipgresos totalss de las contri-
buciones cobrAdas dc acuerdo con 10
dispuesto en- el Articulo 102 de esta
ley, para dadicarlos & 10 construction
conservation de los caminos del mu' :
nicipio, fuera do 10 zona urbana del
mismo.
Seccl6n 100. Ss archivar&n en- 10
OAcins del municipio los pianos de
toda obra terminals acompahados dc
copia del contrato 4 6rden, como jus
ti6cativos de Ia aut ,ridad para ~
eiecuci6n.
Estoa pianos ssran propiedsd del
municipio y no podran removerse dc
dicha oficina sin el consentimier to del
Conceio Municipal.
Los ex oedisnteI de toda obra que
cuests Glen . 100 6 mas, estaran acom
pafiados do pianos demostrando Ia
loDgltud, ancho y naturaleza do los
caminos construfdos 8 compuestos,
con nm peril demostrando los decli.
yes, y Ia sisuaci6n y tsmafio de las al
cantarillas y puentes, Ei los hubiere, J
pi amos detallados de edificios, alcan
tArillas y puentes en- los que SO de.
muestre Ia clase de matsriales, profun
didad de cimlentos, sspssor de los mu
ros, etc.
Secci6n 101. Con anterioridsd de
30 de JUNO do 1907, ell Alcalde de ca
da municipio ordsnsra la prep raci6l
v enviar& oil Comisionado del Interio
un mapa de la municipAlidad sefislan
do todos los caminos munlclpales
marcados con el nombre Official de Cad
camino y la lopgtud totsl, En- esi
mapa los camtnos de carreterAs essa
ran repreaensados por dobles i'm. q
sencillas. Tsmbiea msrcsrA los nom
bres las lfneas divisoriss de sodo
los barrios, los nom ores y posiclone
|de todas las aldeas, al cUmo ae TODD
los rios y queoradas do importapcls
El Comisionsdo del Iut.rlor sumlnii
trara al Alcaide para eats obles ,, u
mapa do peril O .rasado de 10 mum
cipalidad.
Rentas muntcipaIss
Secoion lQ2 Los muulci pios ter
dram facultad para derlvAr sus renta
lde los recursos enumeradoa 4 cont
nuaci6n fuera do los cuaIes no podr
imponer contrib baci6n arbitrio, q n
eatlr para clio expresamsnts autorizs
do por eata Icy Q por leysa dc Puer.
Rico;
! Los ingresos procedentes
mereAdos, matsderos, cemsnterlol
scusductos, gas6ms.ros 6 eualssQ uis
re- otras propiedadss de 10 municl pa
lidadi
2 Los ingrssos procsdsntss d
les contribueionss asignadas q 10
municipios por las leyes de ls isls;
3 El producto de cuslquisra Coz
tribucl6n sobre bienes musbles in
muebles del distrito municipal, i'm
pusats por la correspondence autori
raci6n de la AsamblsA Legislative q
aiempre que dichos bisnss no 80 ha
llaren exsntos por las leyes dc 10
Estados Unidos 8 por Alguna le
votada por 10 Asam oleA Lsgtslativ,
4 MuItAs impuestas por ios Ju2
gAdos dc Paz Cortes Municl pU. q
On funciones de Juzgados de Paz;
8 Derechos por 10 ex oediCi6n
csrtihcacionss de reglstro de mares
de gansdo, & los tlpos establecldo
en- esta Icy y por coplaI de otroI do
cumentos pdblicosi
8 Dsrsehos de llcsncia para cC
locar sillas de alquiler 8 easetas Q
sitios pdblicoaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
L|CEO P0NCER0
Directora, senora Ana Ro.
que de Duprey.


que de Duprey.
Este asreditado Colegio, donde
tantas ssIoritas vienen obteniendo
csrtihcado de Maestras, admite alum :
mas internas, y semi intsrnas.
DibeVo y Piatara.
Profssora seiiorita Wives, clase
bisemanal, s1 y 81 al mes respectlva'
ments. Una exposition do cuadros de
dicha seforitA, eatAn expusstos On el
sLieeo PonceiIo.s
Clase 9aoctttYna
Preparation completa de maestros
rurales y graduados. s3 al mes curse
entsro; 81 al mes desde Is do MarEo
on adel ante, pago adelantado.
Glasses por correspondence.
Para maestros rurales, grsduA.
dos, principales y diplomas de 81 gra-
do. Precios sonvencionales, segGn Ia
importancla de Las aaignaturas que
90 estudien.
AL I'm de curso, sea en- Septiem'
bre, 10 Dlrectora dAra esrtlfeado de
satudios, antsa de los exkmenss del
DepartAmento.
Es una excslente oportunidad pa
ra las i6vsnes de ls isla que viyen ale
jados de los busnos centros dc ins.
trucci6n,
Ponce, p. r. Febrero de l. 906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08

OSiONACo ~ 'ASO6SAs Pot& ~
vsrsiopes y espectaculos pdblicos;
8 Dsrechos de licencla para te-
ner perroa y por Ia detencl6u de ami.
males reslengos;
9. Ingresos svsntuales, 8 inters'
ses sobre fondos pdblicos;
10. FL producto de cualquisr pa.
tents com ercial 8 industrial impuesto
de acuerdo con las disposieiones do
esta ley.
Secci6n 1O2. En- todoa los muni.
cipios empexara en- 10 de julio y ter
minar& en- 80 do JUNO de cada ano.
Secci6n 104. AL obisto dc proveer
rsntas munieipales, Ia secci6n de Ia
ley titulada <Lev para enmendar el
Capfsulo II, Tftulo TX, del C6digo
Polftico, y para derogar ciertas sec
clones del C6d'go Penal y para otres
insss, aprobada en- MARIO 8, de 1895,
queds por 10 presente enmendada On
II IOrm& hlRuleuto'
<Qle darante oil sfio fiscal qus
empiezA el primero de julio de 1906
, termina en- treinta de JUNO de 1907,
y eu cada suhsiguients aiio econ6mico
no proveer otra oosa la Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico, 90 i'm
pondrA y reeaudsra con ell fin pc pro
wear rentas insulares y munici ipales,
por ell Gobierno Iusular, una contri
buci6n que no exceda do ocheata v
cinco centesimas parties de uno por
ciento, sobre ell vAlor de todos los
bisnes INN lebles y muebles en- Puerto
Rico, y de sodos los blsnss mueble
do peraonas residences On Puerto RI
co, que &C averiguAra1, y no estu vie
rem exentos de contrlbucl6n, ssgdu Ia
di. esto mas adelants. ri producto q
10 diOhA contribution = las cunsribu
c ones sobre propietad hasts la 10
cha impuessas para atsnciones insu
larea y municipalities en- general, 60
rrespondientss los afios economicos
que terminan sspecti snle On iu
MO trelnts, mil noveclen.os oos, mi
novecientos tres, mil noveoleLtus cua
"TRIP, mil novecientos cineo y mil no
vecientos seis, inclusos reeargos, in
greaar en- lA Tesorerfa Insular. e
Tesorero psgsra todos los meses, d,
scuerdo con 10 ley, msdlsnts libra.
miento del Auditor, reffendado DO,
el Gubarnador de Puerto Rico, n
Tesorero oe cada municlpio toda can
aidad cohrada & benefcio de dicho,
munloipios, de acuerdo con las dis
poalcionei do estA ley;
Disponi6ndoss, ain embargo, gu,
nada dc 10 contenido ca 10 presents
90 entsndera que impidA al Tssorer
de Puerto Rlco retsnsr de los fondo
; correapondlsntes q los munici pio
aquelias cAntldAdes REQ ueridas, q gu,
Ga adeisnte requiriere la ley o alguni
ordensnza debiaamenIe aprobAda POI
cuslquler munlolpio i otrA corpora
zion local, y que o. hA do rstener par,
cubir obligaclones por eiloz con.raf
dss.
i secci6n 104, e Tsaorero del mu
nicipio Embellishments psgara al to
soro de la lunta eac olar 70 pJc clsns
de loI fondos que ca dichA forma re
eibs Ell Tssorsro de Puerto REQ.
6sscton los, El los mlnicI pioI
que hlbIeren I'm pueIto una Gontrlba
zion especial essolar do acuerdo co.
las dlspoaiciones de IL Secsl6n 50 d
, Ia ley sscolar com Illads, 81 Tssorsr,
! de Puerto Rice ooDrAra dLchs conIrI
buci0n escolsr de &cuefdo con Ia
lisposlclones de la msnci ina de- sec
cion, y paga:a el producso de la mism
: en- los meses de Mario : Ssptlembr
! de cada afio. sl tssorero municipal,
el tssorero munici pal inmediatament
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-08
UNA COMpROBAC|0N

anisis las OAPSULAS DE HHNN
de Ia Grippe Febes paddcas
de "A horss.
media de primsrs doss los anomas empszan
horas eorAc6n completa
No produon odras unna aleran las funcon
non sl cerehro, preparddos Smiars.
gran popuardad ushsa posvo
nmedlatoa
Amiiss las recomsndani porqu
Gina Observation-Disclosures curaiva
m6dco porqu responder aemn indcacon
serap6nNeas
Cada iraac1 lsva instrueIonss e
Vnts a desa Farmacas sulermys tBancos
bs San Juan; sus de Poss Ponce sLa SAluds Arebo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
{ j! ls 81 4
!. Y, u. q, April 3r'd|. s,..s. Il.

Church Day, f1Fcrdinand% Sun rises al
al, sets at 6:19
&C accuses Nero before the pco-
~ pic Of his enormitics. ana elects him
* self lieutenant Of the state.
106e--William, the Conq,lcror, again i'm
Il poses tho tax Of Dancgclt which,
occasioned an armed opposition at
ENet ter. -, .s.st5
1367-Battle OF Navarette and victory
,s OF Edward, 10 the Black Prince, by
which, Peter. the Cruel. + was n
rs placed OH the cnstlllan, throne ,tg
1e1t-Partial action on the. Goa near
sabugal, between the advanced
posts Of the British and a division
Of the French army. under Nlassena.
who was defeated and the French
expelled from Portugal,
1924 great fire occurred at Augusta.
Ga, In which more than 800 build
ings were destroyed.
1e3o-uprislngs. in Belgium were daily
occurrences, being on the verge OF
8 IL revolution.
1842--I-ord Ashburton. appointed minister
# extraordinary by, Great Britain, for
the purpose Of Negotiating an fad
justment OF tho. nor keastern, Eonnd-
ary question, arrives, in . the. United
States. Commissioners appointed /, by
the Legislatures OF Maine and Mas
sachusetts and by the government
OF tho province Of New Brunswick
participate In tho Important delfber-
4, ations; n treaty Of boundary concluded
August 9Th ratified by Great Brit
ain 18th OF October, and proclaimed
S by tho President 10th of November.
1e65-Rlchmond and Petersburg evacu-
atcd by tho confederates and occu-
pied hy Union forces
1s75-The monument to the late Emperor
Macmillan. OF. Mexico, unveiled .4at
Tricst Austrin's,'F- y tss" VIZ.
1sss-The British forcesrlunder General
Graham. captured and burned the
Arab village, Tamn',
18o+-The British Commons adopted n
resolution for tho establishment OF
Legislature IN Scotland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Georgia Scenes

A correspondent recently Inquired
through query and Answer IN The TimcR-
Dispatch for copy OF Georgia Scenes"
saying that no book WAS written BY
Lyman hlall. The Norfolk Landmark
replies.
1T is strange that Judge I>ongstreet
is 10 generally forgotten as humorst.
Georgia Scenes which he wrote not
as an assistant OF anybody, but ms pr'n--
clpa author, won him great fame and
went into number OF editions IN me
middle years Of the last century. This
is the second time within a year that We
have seen tho authorship OF his sketches
attributed to others
The Times-D Dispatch receives SO many
requests of this character that We over
looked the error made BY our CORES
pendent and thank the Landmark for
calling our attention to It,
Augustus Baldwin I.onSstreet was son
OF William l.ongstreet, an inventor, who
was born In New Jersey, hut moved to
Georgia when he was boy and spent
his life there. The younger Longstreet
was born In Augusta. Ga, In 1850 and
died in Oxford, Miss. In 1870. He was
educated for lawyer. hut had fancy
for writing, and IN 1895 established the
Augusta Sentinel, which was afterwards
consolidated with The Chronicle, now the
leauing morning paper Of that city The
Chronicle was established In 1855 and
claims to he the oldes, newspaper In tn.
Southern states, having been published
continuously for l2o years. Soon after
Ills newspaper venture I.ongstrcet went
into the Methodist ministry and was
stationed lin Augusta. Later on he was
elected president ~ The University q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Growth Of the Telephone.

President Frederick p, Elsh. in the
annual report Of the American -Tela-
phone and Telegraph Company just Is
sued shows that there were 2,6es, 7i6' Bell
telephone stations In operation#at the
close Of 1905, an increase Of oyer 500, 900.
or about rs per cent, since the close of
tho previous year. ~
The total mileage OF wire, in use for
exchange and \ toll service was 60'3,5ls
miles, OF which over l,225,0oo miles
were added during. the year.gt During
the year tho Bell companies spent for
new construction In exchanges and toll
lines &46,a8,5l6 and for land and build
ings $a177,s9O, a total Of over $Q,0co,iD),
as against $3l ,619.l00 In 1904 During the
year the Bell company handled q total
daily average OF 1891 900 connections, or
at the rate Of about +,479.iO,0o0 n year,
being 81 telephone calls for each man,
woman and child In the United states,
Tho American Bell system OF the
United States now exceeds IN number
of subscribers, mileage OF wire and tho
extent of traffic the telephone systems
OF Great Britain and Continental Eu-
rope combined, Baltimore Sun,
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The Problem Of Crime.

. -.
!, In recent address 10 me s'udeh's
81 Cornell on "lIish Crime In the Uniic'l
..,.., A,,h,ss,dor Andrew n, White
STATES N''''a.
declared that the uni'eo "'A'eS - "'''o''h
all civilized nations or me "o'''' we
country in which the crime of murder is
most frequently committed and least
frequently punished.
6"There Is too much ovcrwrousht senti-
ment in favor of the criminal" Mr.. White
continued.
Germs of maudlin sen,imentality are
widespread. On evcryhand we near sl'ny.
mushy gushy HHpresS,'''s " o rS'p m.ht
,n nv a az fearful odds for his life.
Iii is said that society has no right to
put lnurderers to DEATH ~ my op'h,oh'
society mus. M . ,ho,,,d cu, ,hrour, and
p'ss var, n my opinion. for its lifo,
lie Imprisonment is not possible, because
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Merely Joking.s

. u o. ~ gr II { ,.aa
correct.-.--''1Ieros 4 ptoblcnr1i IN s.,,nath-
ematics for You. pipps. 4 II II ttakc that
bone he Is gnawng from your bulldog.
what reinntns?'' Your remn ms. ~ Ball
timore American.
A. Fraud-Wilie: Papa, Il I was twins,
would you. buy the other boy a banana,
too? Papa:;5"" Certainly, my SON." VIII
lie: Wei. y papa, you surely Amt going
cause I'm sall In one piece."-Judgc.
An old Mcintosh.-"M Macintosh boasts
good deal about his family, doesn't no? 2"
Eyes; think no claims tho head Of his
family was the original MacIntosh that
Noah had with, lin during that rainy
scason.'"--:P Philadelphia ledger. T,.iF
so,loltuds, - You have; very little con-
siderat ton for. the public" tThere you
wrong mo- answered Mr. Dustin Stax
.5"1 believe in taking care OF the public
Think what would happen to my various
business enterprises II the public were
to become Observation-Disclosures Star:
Tho Expanatlon.-The fish had Jumped
out OF the frying pan into the fire. The
Goals are 1 not fd,ilterated," It gasped,
with Its latest breath. land Just could
not stand tho cottonseed oil and axle
grease they were frying ne il',"'w7Tcrh'i7
cage Tribune. ,itinf, j,osf.s,7a!,;. |
Subtle Love Maklns.-1he Tower;
3"Charlic told $fmc that lie proposed to
you last night. The Beloved: Why,
the awful'nbbcr! He didn't do any such
thing. Arc you sure he said 1t was me?'
Z The Lover: s''WeIl ne said no was going
! to propose toS the prettiest girl In town"
- Cleveland Leader.
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Mississippi at oxford, and in 1857 was
chosen president Ut south Carolina Col.
iese AT Columbia where no remained ira 90,
TIL AUST before the war, whei, he re-
turned to the 8MIsslssippi college. III
+ He was n good speaker and ngv We sat l
writer. lie began to write whet, g e., mere ME- !:
lad and n.as from time to time cot,trIbou-
tor to numerous magazines, one Of which
was the famous Southern Literary Mes
sengcr. His WORK lsnowi, as Georgia.
Scenes, was itself n series Of newspaper
sketches OF life among the Georgia
crackers. It first appeared IN 1910 and m q
4 second edition wns Issued II 1867.
1ic received the title Of Judge IN 1872
when he vas chosen to preside over the
Oen,ulgeo Judicial District.
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sentiment Is 80 changed that many men
who at the nrst were ready to lynch tho
murderer, are now so ''i,erclfuf that TREY
WISH to see as light a verdict as possi-
BE; and, Ms for the women, they send
lin, fragrant flowers and scented tot ess
of sympathy.
q Men and brethren, and we think too
much nbout the precious life Of the ii1tr-
dercr and too little about the precious lifo
OF hts victim. There Is too much Of
,nnudlln sentimentality iii our midst. :"
America viii. hold hereford orst,urder
until ne have the righteous courage TO
punish }murderers as they deserve. That
is the solution Of our problem Of crime