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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-19
BILLS PAID

:
The bills Of Messrs. Estell and Rogers,
= to which objection was made, were taken
/ up separately
Al bIlfof Child's Grocery Ca, contracted
on order Of OgeTseer OF Poor Cozens, was
ordered returned TO Mr. Cozsns, because
the fund was exhausted and the Ogerseer
had been notified to draw no more orders
on it, but send applicants for relief to Mr..
Bnrkett, in charge of the Ogden fund
Payment of the bill Of J. E. Estell was
objected to by Mr.. Catten who said it was
NOS according to law. Is should be either
$3.50 or $3.50 HI would be willing to pay
the Clerk $720 if the Clerk would take affi-
davit to the correctness of that sum.
Mr. Clark said it was either pay the bill
or have law suit. He thought we had
( had law suits enough. He therefore favored
! paying the bill.
President Williams asked to haYe the
opinion of the Solicitor on the Burkett bill
read and claimed the cases were identical,
and asked to baye the bill returned to the
Solicitor for his opinion.
Mr. Kugler said the difference was that
one was increased by ordinance, the other
by reason OF increased duties by extension
OF the city lines by the legislature.
Mr.. Burkett moved that the bill be reF
ferred to the Solicitor for his opinion as TO
it's legality and that course was taken.
Mr.. Rogers bill for extra services in as
ksisting Mr.. Swackhamer, was also objected
Ito The vote for pay Yment was:
Aye Cattell, Matlack, Pearson. 3.
No Burkett, Clark, Kugler, Pancoast,
Williams. 5.
The following bills were presented by
the committee on accounts.
This bill, on motion of Mr. Burkett, was
referred to the Solicitor for his opinion as
to its legality. The vote was:
Aye Burkett, Clark, Kugler, Pancoast,
Shiyers. 5.
Mo- cassell, Matlack, Pearson, Will
Jams. 4.
D s. Voorhees, State Treasurer, interest
on street Improvements bonds AGO 90
I Lizzie T., johnson, Int on $500 street inn
3. RedtieId, RtaiIIds Treas for sinking fund for 3
street improvement bonds . 1000 0C
/ woodbury. Trust Co., Int. sewer loan lo7 81
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, interest on
First sSst National a bank. Interest on tempor- 4
"a ary loans and repay mentof same Sls1 &c
FIRST National Bank, Int on sewer note. SS7 OF
o. q schrenk. care Of batteries sl2 8
Runsey Electric Co. g
4 j. D. Carpenter, printing and advertising q 6
ub Public r Service oor electricity, city hall ss
A. Juntish ianitor l2 b
II +. A. stewart, coal llo @
I a. Al stokes, sundries 81
Wm M Carter, sundry surveys 81 e
i g. Staniy, labor O
\ w. Nakemen, plumbing 10 9
5 5. A A sisass Msmfora. hauling coal & 1
Woodbury. Mill and Lumber CO., board - r r
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
~stronqheart."

The play offered at the Cairo opera
house next Thursday night makes a
strong appeal to popularity for IL pic
lures wildly college life OF today aud
its scenes reflect the days that every
tbeatergoer likes to recall the days
of his youth, of spontaneous fun. OF
frolic. OF fraternities, of campus he
roes and the boy and girl love affairs.
The action takes place on the eve and
during a football game. the contest Of
the year. An act OF treachery is dis
covered aud suspicion fastens upon
strcngbeart who is afterwards proven
innocent. The second act shows ths
interior al the training quarters be-
tween the first and second halves 81
the game As an episode il is highly
dramatic with a sensational climax
and strong claim to novelty. in that
there are no women introduced in ths
Gene Mr. De Mile is a Columbia
nan and therefore knows whereof b.
writes and has depicted college life
with rare fidelity. Strongheart is In
no sense a one part play for ever
well known figure of college life Is
portrayed from the football here TO
the scholastic grind and for.its rep
resentation Mr.. Harris has selected =
company OF excellent actors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
IS STRICKEN
BY PARALYSIS
J. N. Scale WELL KNOWN IN
CAIRO DANGEROUSLY ILL
IN SALISBURY, S. c.
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
Formerly With Mobile & Ohio Rail
road Now With Southern Rail
way-Hiad Been in Good
Health.

Cairo friends Of j. N Scale for.
merly OF the Mobile & Ohio railroad
will read with great regret the fol-
lowing news concerning him, taken
from a Washington dispatch to the
Memphis CommercialAppeal
| j. N. Scale, manager of the north
fern and eastern districts of the South
ern railway, with headquarters in this
lefty, lies in a precarious condition In
the George Washington hospital as
1.-THE result Of stroke Of paralysis,
| which he suffered at Salisbury, N. c.,
Saturday. His entire left side is
effected, and tonight all that the at
tending physicians would say was
THAT he was holding his own
Mr. Scale was stricken on his pri-
Nate car at Salisbury, where, with
ether operating officials of the South
Tern, he was inspecting the companyis
properties. He was brought to Wash.
ington yesterday, but owing to his
coalition remained on his car until
this morning, when he was removed
| to the hospital, Mr.. Scale was in ex-
cellent health when he left the city
q week ago on tour Of inspection In
company with several other officials
IN his department, aud his severe and
Sudden illness was shock to the en-
tire Southern railway force, as it was
to his friends.
President Finley Vice President
Culph and General Manager Ackert
spent some time at the hospital this
morning. and they. as wen as other
IoGicials feel deeply Interested.
Mr.. Scale is vel known in Ten
fEessee and Mississippi, in which state
he has spent the major portion of his
ife He was born and reared in Okc
Iona, Miss where his father aud scy-
eral sisters now reside. He has one
bfothcrf r. NJ. Scale train dis
pateher on the Illinois Central rail
road. They have been notified
Mr. Scale was superintendent Of
the Mobile Il Ohio railroad with
headquarters IN Jackson, Tenn, for
twelve or fifteen years, leaving that
tilA w thIlFlfA a RG5b WIN hbR 1pNNA
ern railway when 1t absorbed the
Mobile Il Ohio. For four years he
was member of the Jackson board
oil aldermen and was noted for his
progressive spirit and unweakening
loyalty to the material interests of
the community For the past four or
five years Mr.. Scale has made his
Headquarters in Washington and dur
ing that time he has been promoted
from superintendent of transport
ton to general superintendent Of the
northern and eastern districts ami
more recently to manager OF the
rorthern and eastern districts.
Later--A telegram received here
tate last night by DR. w. F Grinstead.
. near personal friend of Mr.. Scale.
announced the sad news that the lat
ter had passed away in the afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The funeral will be held
Thursday, Nov. II at Jackson. Tenn.
The news will cause profound sor-
row among the many in Cairo who
knew and loved Newt Scale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS

MY Wife's Family the offering at
the Cairo opera house Wednesday,
Nov. 18th is a clever farce comedy.
written by Hal Stephens and Harry
Linton. and presented by the Stevens
& Linton Company. II is one OF the
best farce comedies which has been
penned since the death OF Mr. Ho,t'
who was famous for "A Trip to China
town "A Milk White Flag etc.
My Wife's Family will be prescnted
by large company of talented play
plg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-12

Pianos-best makes--easy pay
ments or cheap for cash, all guaran-
tecd by makers. j. w. Whitloek.
White Sewing Machine office, 1902
Washington avenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
8rnnoitiifS ltcbcrtrnann9cn.

SenrD Eolcnf an 0cniornin gUt-
man nno Strait Horolpcit. @dc Yrc&.
burpz u10 Wountitrobe, IA bel 80.
@ro5. sos. S..
Sre0erid Yopton unO Srott al Ga,
mucl Yopcp mo 5rou, Gillette ser
Turbomitrobc, nabe .9fpe.
1876 bel 80, @rO5. $50, $40.
Soiepb .. llt an Sbo @olociicn,
Noroieite Ser Wolbroof- 2lpclrite, nobe
GapionitrnBe, "A bel 70. @ro5. $54,
So.
Wotii aroteduil uno Srall an SEQ.
@nibington, @cItieite Der Wolfe-, no
be 9ioblcltrabc, "A bel tt5, @roj.
$50, $500.
Sbontas :. Roctb mo SSrou an
Charles u. Spinoler, jun, / Got,
@rb8. SIS, s..
Saul %. Burnett an 6ranf @.
@ogner, Med)tc, Titel uno Sntcrciicn,
go.
SSafob Sroub an SuliuS Srolib,
Siiorueitieitc Der Greter-, nobe Ger
inatonitroBe, @roj. ic., So.
Clarence u. Morriipn al George
u. Scopes nnb 6rou, SItieite Der
Smoqmooo-, nobe 5apctteitrobe, lis
bel II, @r0,. $50, $1,000.
Otto 8ruOe unO 6rou oil Charles
Sdrooer unO 6rol. Weitieitc Der
@ulicitroBc. nobc Hortb apcnlic, IS
bel 7G, $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
QgndJmurO in @curgia.

0eoring, 90, Z. Moi. - Der
Ncger Charles Sorris, Elm 2onoorbei.
ter, mcId)er g~citern Den 6armcr 9ap.
Sen Eeorion in cincm Streite ourd
mebrcre Shiiiie leben@geiobrlih per.
mltnoetc. lpltroe in Der leeten Na6t
pom cinem aus 10 Mnnu ~beitebenoen
Mob erlhoiien. gtof Dem 2pn6morO
bcgob iid Ser Mob nod) ser Wobnung
oc9 9tcgera, peitidtc ollie M}itgIieocr
Der 6omiIic ourd, unb CAB ibncn cine
fur5e 6riit sur G%ntiermmg aus NC
0uiiicsG ountp. Ycorion lit % Sabre
alt mo crit ieit Surgeon Ocrbcirotbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
8ebankenfplitter.

Grnfe 9oriabe fperOen i6nen stfobt, nnb
Ittdtinnise idnsa aus9sfibrt.
Gm beiten ipeiB Islander TOO i'm Der
S6ub briidt = tpsnn er feinen mebr Jun
4nsitben bat.
98tnu elm Sunee biui6last uno F6 Der.
febt, barn in bas erite mas er tbut, CT ftebt
auf unb beult. 6dnt oasesen Elm Mdoten
bin, 70 tsbt fe auf unb febt nod, Oh fe
fd aud nidts on ibrem aleioe bei9dbist
hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
9tt 0eoauhrit.

s rou Unit benz fteuenfudenben
SientmGoden unterbanbelnb, gum
Gatten): .!SDre mol, bas MGbden 1T
aus fsinsr porigen Stelung entlaHen
iporoen, neil bic Mabame gerabe basi
fam, ols es iid BON benz Ssrrn tiiFen
lieB." = 8 q 8 Bert 0treng):
~Das 1T aIlerbines ni9t iebr empfebs
Ienb :. Sotten Sic iie oenn nidt toms
men bDren?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
6eIbftmorb aus sfurd

@elb Il o aus Jur9t
Dor Strae. Die Srau bes Orr
bsiters Sdeermann in grauni6peig
bat fih aus 1urht Dor elmer Strdfe
ipegen Oiebitabls nit ibrer 1~4jdhrissn
Sodter unb ibrem b~albidbrisen SObn=
den ertrGnft.
STE TamiIie Conf uz
c 8. ipelde bic Q%riitofratie Gbi-
mas reprdientirt, fam fi9 riibmen, ben
alteiten Gtammbaum a%uf3upeiIen.
Gonfucius lebte i'm Sabre $50 b. gbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

GliiobctG Sdno6lc an Robcrt Mel-
der mlo 6rolL @citicitc Scr Eotur-
cnt-, nobc SuOiOnItroBe, - bel 70,
@r05. $36, 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Rn u~crtanfcn:

Su ucrfaufrn:
Sene pradltbplLen mpoerlle1 5iueiltodt9el
Sdnfer nlt Der Ipro'Gurlcgs strnhe, .3luiibcn oer
SaItimorcsS trabe uno SGtriHoltts Iocnlle. nit
alien monernen @inridtnn9el. lpie: eliniIiris
8ubeuannen uno 3iidheusgus9iiie cernentirte
Seller. 1rOitoire ulo 6nfc. %octorirte ScitibiiIe,
Diarmors3 rcppcr, guidlub an Nlo1icltsN1rdl
Strnbcnpilnitcr ans bcrgIniicn 3iegcliieiHen.
2eidte @cotn0unpeu. Mlun nebme Die 6uirs
mount Tbenues9SueeunS grei5 teunbnIoert
SouurS $4,000. &runb5inS fetsunborcIbig
Collars $3.50.
sQe iencn fdDner mpoerrcn 9Guier an Ter
Ipro' Vptpmaes Struhc, ~SlutidbeH Der Sairmunnts
NnenIe uno Baltimore trnbe, nit alien Sins
riftun9cn eineS Der Seit cniiprchenben SnuicS;
tie miiiieIl 0efebel. nm getpiiroigt 6l peroelt.
Nne ubcnNenattnten GNubntngcn lieQen inners
bnIb einc5 3dticrgcbtertS pum aFnticrfot.
Bari. Hud6nfragen bel @nitcr Y. Neitpbal an
Srt iino SieIc. (9iati .t9iD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

Bic bette aOpital; Anlaae it Gin gutter WIiet4s
uWtunficl0"

nit Jrunte an ,Gliftuu.E art".
Stint Nnupldec 000 bel t75 SUBJ, Der 9lef
Der Bari, Srontc, 5u bcrfanfen.
etdoitihe 9SniicrIeituna, Gas. GIeltri8itdi
cute Drainage, &c. 61brgelb.
ellie NortbeiIc, ole iracnb Gin Rlnb pleter
iunll. Nur 6iuau5ig WItnutcn nab Dem ylnib'
6. :. 9Obler, POI NOrb.Galucrt.et Str.
G22-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

SIR. 1923, 725. 727 etc. @uriadpapenme. cots
25 3nB 8 3ou bel 200 Sub; bret @ebiertc 5fts
lid hon ber gorfs9tona; bouftinbig prd6tig
~oefortrt; tebe nipoerne ReuucrIlihfetf.
SIR. f15, i'll ino tf9 etc, E..Tatnreux.str..
elm Seoiert bonn ~BntterforsBnrf." 9urftpca
fhon beforirt; ieoe mooerre 8eanemIi6feit:
Bipeiittdiae Sdrfer, Gbparb Z. etur6, an Srt
jeanette. nns et. Saul. ctr. (Sebr0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
SIN nrn Elittrrrund1eu.

.5eu!e babe i'd islbit ssfo9t. Tdnn.
den" limb ba finbe i9 elsi6 elm
!Saar bon Dir in Der Guppe; has 1T
ab.r rsi5sno, mein Saab!.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
8ruRc nnb flcinc Jarmcn in bentidcr
WadIbarIdlaft.

S66ne, aefunoc @eaeno; brett an uber nabe
Der. @abniiation; outer, frl6tbnrcr gooen,, @ub
etnigc NaupIdbe. Geriiige IH5a6lung; Ieihte
8cbineungcn. 9ldberes bel 6crmnnn Saoen.
bnup, &r. III, notwithstanding, Baltt'
more. Dio.
ebeninls bier Al babcn.) (Gcpt10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

YGiie snr @eiie in'S Nnslanb be.
iorat 6. @aine, Or. 413, EE.@alti-
morctS traee, naBc Goitmm3onic-Iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

TentfHes arbetts. qaM,pe tfnnes.URreau
unter Der snffi&t Der -9eutf1en 9efenf6aft."
Ter G inS S,enits St eea an s,f Sassns,ie mor MdSs,'
pollen H6 perf5nIi& ober In frariirten Wriefen
On ben ~gtaenten Der @eIsuf4aft. -Ssbanm 9.
Meeer, 9tmmer III, Sr. 215-217. Gsnrt.
lemb.efrake, tpenbeu. weI6er unenteeItIih
nnsinnft ertbeiIen pirb, Spre9iunben bon
1 biz 5 nbr. Gan27,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Dies lit Shrc Wclcacmhcit

Blr grtuerbung cincs mooerneii g ooer 3'itbdt'
gen SaufcS In outer Gage.
2200 Sauierseuiert pft.Yprth! Inenne.
gequem fit ole Strabenbabns9tnien. Seoes
Saus belitt ane @inridtun9en, nit benen Elm
utobernes SaitS ausaeftattet pcrben fam.
Sdslitb NIB epuntnss CUR Sniseftiun ufien.
Ghas. .. Burbette,
(SepB-) Sr. II, Cft.2trtugtun ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
3wei tleins @emale. 1armsn An usrIaniem.

3wci fleiue @cmdIc. 5armen 6u uerIanirn.
14K Nder, nit WnbnbaIS ino Nebeu9Cbdlis
ben. Guni fofnrt in Neiit 9cnuInmcn tperoen,
1914 Idcr. nit gSobnbdliS, Stuu rnh Gcbctls
eebdnoen. @aIciGe @cftberareifnna.
Chit ilo 9eeren nuf beiocn Fldten.
Siinf MeiIen bon GlicottsG itD, ilnbe benz
observation-disclosures.
0eioe GIdbe nerbeu aIs BARGAINS O~erfuufi.
Mnherhcnt
6 ELDER. bebnut nit Nobnbuls, GtaG. Gut.
fd)ensNemife uno Gnbitnuu. an Der 0ctihcfiers
Mnenue ino Der cIcftriffen Nabn.
tSrIldbts uno SdnticnbdiinIe Iino Rnffer Dor
ber Gbiire. Spbe Gage. Gin ioedles 0eim, ODER
tam fir HarpldBe aisaeIcat lper6ct.
Gbae. u. Scrrmanu, Giicatt.Gitn, obet
Z. e.. Srub, 9r. %, Ruro.eibertp. etrahe.
Ufg2lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

9u pcrfanfcu:
Sine qntgebenoe Ndderei nit 6aus: biIli9cr
8runb6iltS. in observation-disclosures, gtndb3uTrn.
Gen bel @cber d Siani, sr. S5i, sscit. 8ratt'
Strahc. U25-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
8erlanst i'm AQgemeinen.

Nerfnngt:
3pei fi6tiae SeIonrbeiier. Mu1 norefIire
.Di. 9. 45.r .TcutidIer Gurrefpenbent."
(125-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
On %perfnufgn

Gin spciIt6dises SulS, 8 8imlncr, NancItubt
iino Sonmerfiidc: ibciIpcifc mGblirt. 9iacbSu.
traaen in Gr. 1899, 0urb.G entral'2tprnuc, uaBs
Ercitpn'Strake. G26-32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

Su ucrfaufen:
Hr. SOC, GorbsRprtsStrabe. QabcnbalS; quite
Gage fit cine gSirtbifait. 9tud5ufrngen bel
6. 3. @anaabcr, 0uumeifter.
Nr. 2407, Sairmountsgloenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

ISu OerranTcr:
Mobcrnc Saulcr i'm 500 Scplert, Gorb'Bort'
StraBe; ErciS $3.50.
9uBcroem: Gaoen nit g9ubnbaus Tr. sis,
gtpros Sort'Strabc; cute Gage fir Sroccries9d'
ben. BreiS $1,000. Maen;en an Srt Ii. Steue.
G.. I. @aGaaher, Qauneiitcg,
9iirenu In GIT. 2407, Sairlnountsgloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Gcrlanot:

9erlaugt tn gai6iuntpu, .. g.:
Gtnc nlicre ler'un. bic feline Sein1ntb bat,
fuun bel elmer aIIeiniteBcrloeu Game cine StcIe
Sa6SitiroScr bel Mrs. aasenHein, Wr. 7fs,
8. strake, Rurblpeit, WaiBingtpn, =. e.
U20-3i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

gcrfangt:
Wonihlofcr. @nuf6Iofer fit eiferne Irep
ben. Se!dnber, GIepator.Siufa iiungen liub or
unrnentale gifcnnrbett: cbenfndS fit Subeifen
arhcit uno 9abens6rpnien; feline strbeitsit5runa
ttetiee arbeit. Dian uhrefNre: The g. Sdlretbc
q Spne Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
G24 o)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-07
N0TAS OE |NTERES
Una profesora inconve-
Observation-Disclosures
to en- Santa sabel.
UN BUEN CASINO
Nombramiento de un capa.
taz.po!icfa. .-Examen de
1eva d - Iii q cia

Tenemos noticias de Yau,o,
de que hay en- aquellas escuelas un
protesora americana que es muy
adicta al ssportD de pegarle a
los nifios y dirigirles frases insul
tantes. Yea ESQ el Comisionado DE-
Educaci6n Mr. Dexter.
-Reina gran animaci6n en- Hu
macao para la realization del pro
yecto de fundar ALI un Casino
Puertorriquefio. La idea ha sido
acogida con simpatia por todos los
elementos nativos y patrocinada por
personals de buena posicl6n que han
suscrito acciones.
-Ha sido admitido a examen
de revalida ante la Corte Federal Il
joven abogado amigo y correligio
mario nueStro sefior Luis Montalvo
Guenard.
I'm mes de licencia le ha sido
concedido al antique empleado del
Municipio sehor Manuel Perez vi
liar.
.Nuestro amigo el seiior To-
mas Lozano, que estuvo enfermo
en- estos 1ltimos dias, Sc encuentra
va mejorado de sus dolencias, 10
que celebramos.
-Ha sido nombrado Manuel
M. Molina capataz.policia en- los
trabajos de la carretera de Ponce q
Guayama.
Ell seiior Rafael Cantellop ha
sido nombrado sobrestante de las
obras de la csrretera de Rio Piedl as
4 Trujillo alto.
-Ha fallecido en- Santa 1sabel
el sefior Olegario Droz Gonzalez,
persona muy estimada en- aquella
poblaci6n. Paz q sus restos.
D@Se necesitan buenos ven
siedores para este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-07
DESDE HUNACIO
Reunion EN- los salones
del ConsistoriO. ca
sino en- proyectO.
<HOTEL ORIENTE,
Fiesta por el cump'eanos de
una dana. -Juicios en- Ia
Corte de Distrito.

Noviembre 5.-El domingo &
las dos de la tarde, lIev6se a efecto
en- los salones del consistorio, una
reunion con el fin de levantar un
casino en- esta ciudad. A este acto
asiSti6 numerosa concurrencia, y Sc
d}scuti6 estensame nte acerca del
nombre que habla de darsele a este
centro social y recreativo, sien
do hautizado con el nombre de
aClnb de Humacao.S Tambien Sc
discutl6 el precio de las acciones,
siendo acuerdo que estas fueran dc
a veinte y cinco pesos cada una,
colocandose en- el lnismo acto el
valor de dos mil pesos en- acciones.
Felici!amos q los iniciadores
de tan laudable proyecto.
Aver fuimos invitados por
los esposos Judice Luzunaris, para
asistir q la reception que, con mo-
two de ser el cumple aiios de dicha
dana Sc VERTIGO en- el rHotel Orier.
ter. El cuerpo de la policia des-
tacado en- esta ciudad, dedic6 q la
sehora Luzanaris de Judice, un
hermoso bouquet de flores natura-
les con una tarjeta de cada policfa.
Los esposos antes mencionados, OBJ
sequiaron q la concurrencia con
dulces, licores y tabacos.
FL acto fue amenlzado por una
orquesta.
- FL dfa siete empezaran los
iuicios en- esta Corte de Distrito.
Despues que pasen los que estan
anunciados por q tribunal de dere-
cho y las apelaciones, Sc procedera
4 los de por jurado.
va ha alberto al p1biico nues.
ira distinguida amiga la sehora Emil
liaRamirez el sHotel WashingtouS.
Dadas las simpatias De que goza tar
distinguida sefiora, lie auguramo.
pingties negocios.
CORREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-07
DESDE LUQU|LLO
Pan de exce1ente cali
dada centavo y me-
diO cada bO1lO.
FuERA De PELlCRO
Juicios celebrados en- el Juz.
gado de Paz. Una riia
4 mordisco limpio.

Noviembre Alas clases ne
cesitadas de este pueblo estan de
placemes, q causa de la nueva pa
naderfa que Sc ha instalado.
Merced & ella el pan que Sc
viene comlendo desde el dfa 70 es
de buena calidad y Sc expende q
centavo y medic el bollo.
Sc encuentra fuera de peI-
gro nuestro buen amigo y correli.
gionarlo el licenciado en- farmacis
sefior Javier Cuevas Zequeira, 10
que celebramos mucho.
Felix Ossori fue agredido
sin motive, por Jose Curbelo,
quien lie infri6 una confusion en- el
ojo izquierdo.
Fue denunciado por el cabo de
ID policfa Francisco Sierra.
Juan Torres y Alfonso Me.
YES sc iu6rieron mutuamente va
rias mordeduras, necesitando de
asistencia medica.
Fueron denunclados por el ca
bo Sierra y el guardia Dros.
Ri sefior Luis J. Ramirez ha
establecido una agencia de bicicle.
tas. Esto ha despertada la afci6n
& ese ssportD.
Este veciudario desea que
cuanto antes Sc instale el telefonc,
4 fin de que 10 ponga en- comunica.
ci6n con el resto de la Isla.
-Julcios celebrates hoy en- Il
1uxgado de Paz.
Contra los comerciantes Juan
Coca Vidal, .Carmelo Cruz, Euge.
MO Cruz y viuda de GonzlAlez, poi
infracci6n 4 las leyes de Sanidad.
Le fueron impuesto 4 cada uno, $z
de multa.
Contra An drea Osorlo, Sinfo.
rosa Perez, Maria Gonzales y Con.
cepd6n Santos, por escandalo. L.
primera fue multada con S., la Sc
ganda y la tercera con 81, la Guar
ta con s..
Contra Eugenio Cruz, Euge
Mo Diaz, Eugenio Guadalupe J
Manuel Rodriguez, por infracci6r
{ las ieyes de carretera. A los tire!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-07
POR ESOS MUNDOS
Ell vapor "Lusitania" Grandes
construcclones americans,

81 sJournal0 publlca los siguien
tes detalles sobre el aLusitania0,
verdadere ciudad fotante de la IL
nea Cunard.
En- su marcha de Liverpool q
Nueva York "a su regreso, el sLu-
sitanias quemara IL. 500 toneladas
de carbon, es decir. el cargamento
de IS trenes de q 20 vagones cada
rno. Con esa enorme cantidad de
combustible, podrfa calentarse du-
rante un afio una ciudad de 100. 900
habitantes, y destilandola, produ
cirfa su6ciente gas para alumbrar
a Paris por una semana entera.
Sus cuatro chimeueas, de 48
metros de altura cada una, puestas
horizontalmente una tras otra for
marian un tubo sufcientemente an
cho para establecer en- 81 dos Was
ferreas separadas una de- ..otra por
una distancia normal, y su6ciente-
mente largo para contener cuatro
trenes reglamentarios dobles del Me-
tropolitanc.
Los tubos de aqua y de vapor
de una longitud total de 23o kil6-
metros, permitirian establecer una
canalizaci6n entire Paris y el Ha-
vre.
Cada una de sus turbinas en-
cierra 10000 aspas, es decir, para
las cuatro turbinas 3. 900, 900 de as
pas, que puestas a continuation
unas de otras, formarfan una clnta
de acero de mas de 700 Kilometres,
distancia que media entire Paris y
Tolosa.
La potencia total de sus cuatro
maquinas turbinas siendo de 10000
caballos, 81 Sc admite el caballo.
animal como uuidad de potencia, y
81 Sc supone que los 70 900 ca5allos
trabajen teniendo un solo arbol gi-
ratorio por centro, ellos necesita
rian una circunsferencia de 80 kil6'
metros, es decir, el perlmetro de
Paris.
La planta electrica tiene bas
tante potencia para hummer tod,
la ciudad de Rouen, y su linea d.
cables pondrfa en- communication
Paris con Anversa (kil6metro 352.
Calculando en- $50 gramos d.
pan la raclon diaria reducida d.