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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-01
An Echo From St. Pierre Cathedral

An Echo From St. Pierre Cathedral.
A man never grows great without
storm and stress and struggle any
more than the giant oak grows tough
with only gentle breezes playing in its
branches. What young man is there
among Christian Endeavorers who has
unusual gifts. superior education.
great mental alertness. indomitable in
dustry? The Lord has need of thee,
young man. Your endowment with
unusual gifts is call to unusual serv-
ices.-Rev. Francis e. Clark, D. D.,
Preaching in John Calvin's Pulpit. Ge-
neva, Switzerland.
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Dear Auwt Nad0e and Mut4ais:

Dear Aunt AadQe and Mutuals:
went to church last Sunday. You must
all rejoice with me, / am almost as happy
over the event as Dell is over Gov. Cobb's
veto Of the resubmission act, and am with her
heart and hand for the right. You who have
the weekly privilege Of listening to the gos-
pei message can have no idea Of the hunger
ing and thirsting we shut-ins have for Gods
house and its ministrations. It Is the second
time for more than two years that have had
the happy privilege.
1t was worth driving four miles for to listen
to dear old Professor Ropes as he explained
the parable Of the wise and the foolish man,
making it plain that Christ's words on the
rock and obedience to his words is building
our character and lives on the sure founda-
ton. got my message from the pulpit and
it has always seemed to me that when God
sends . servant with a message there is all
ways some waiting soul hungering for it..
That thought has always made me patient
when listening to very poor preaching. II
God sent him he had q message for some one.
After my one days experience as a stranger
within the gates"I have q little message to
all the dear mutuals who have a church
home or are constant attendants at q place
Of worship, and it is this: Never let a
stranger. be "she old and poor and a beggar",
or a boy or girl with rosy cheeks and laugh
ing eyes or even a little child, pass out of
your place of worship without some kindly
greeting. A nod and smile brighten your
church more than its glittering windows.
And don't forget that you have a Sunday
school connected with your church, and if
you are not particularly interested in it your
self, perhaps the stranger may be anxious to
enjoy it, and all may not have the courage to
do as Sister b. did, inquire for the bible class
and quietly take q seat and for that one day be-
come part of the school. Most people would
feel as they would if taking seat at your
home table without an invitation, as if they
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NEW CENTURY, pEpHAM.

NEW CENTURY, DEDHAM.
Not many were present at the meeting
April q, owing to bad roads. Readings
were given by Mabel Thompson and E.
w. Burrill, and the question: SIS it advisa-
BILE for young man to run in debt for
farm?" was discussed at some length.
The discussion will be continued at the
next meeting, May II, when ladies' will fill
the chairs, and cake and coffee be served /.
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LAMOTNE.

Lamoine grange held its regular meet
ing Tuesday, April %, with large attend
ance. One candidate was instructed in the
first degree, and two in the second. After
usual business, passed to the last night of
the literary contest. After an hour and
half OF entertainment, the contest closed,
and the judges decided in favor of the
Florites. The defeated side will serve sup
per Tuesday night.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas. God in His infinite wisdom, has
seen fit to remove from earth into His eternal
presence our beloved sister, Sarah Y. Spring
er, and
Whereas. We have realized her true worth
in all the relations Of life, therefore be it
Resolved, That we express our deep appre-
citation Of her loyalty as . member Of our or
der since its early organization; that We will
lovingly cherish her memory as . most help
full sister; and that we will strive to emulate
her many virtues.
Resolved, That we extend to the beresyed
son and his family our sincerest sympathy,
and commend them to the comfort Of their
mothers God.
Resolved, That our altar and charter be
dsaped in mourning for the space Of thirty
day; thata copy Of these resolutions b. sent
to the son Of the deceased, . copy be spread
upon our records, and one be sent to THE Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN for publication.
PHosIE HIGoINs,
THOMAS MACDONALD,
ELLEN 8. BERRY,
Committee on resolutions.
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we're crowding themselves in where they were
not wanted, and unless some one. gives an in
vitation to come again they will not be likely
to repeat the experience. and a boy or girl may
be lost to the church. / am enjoying the NJ.
B. letters more than ever. Lovingly,
SISTER B.
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Call at our store. please. for a free samn,e nj
pr. Shops Health Coffee. If real cnttee
alsturbs your stomach, your Heart, or Kid
u neys, then try this Clever Coffee Imitation.
oid Java and Mocha Coffee in flavor and
, rasI YET ne has not even a single grain OF
real I Coffee in it. DR.. shoop's Health Coffee
cereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc. You viii
fPaIely IKE Health Coffee. Sold by G. a.
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Christian Endsavor Hall In Porto Ric

Christian Endeavor Hall In Porto Rico.
A most interesting scheme has been
inaugurated TO erect Christian En-.
deavor hall at Blanche Kellogg insti-
tute, Santuree. Porto Rico. The scheme
was launched with the cordial approx.
al of President Francis Il. Clark. D. D..
Treasurer William Shaw and other
leaders in the Christian Endeavor
movement.
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RAINBOW, NORTH BRooKsvr11r
Forty-six members gathered ., n.
bow grange hall April Is. After hr.; ~ln-
the first and second degrees Wa. uess
ferred on two candidates. 4, con-
candy and peanuts were passed. recess
The harvest feast will be bs,a
Thursday evening. neio next
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Dear aunt Mddge.

oeNF NUM- uuHSe.
AS doubtless many of the Mutuals viii be
so busy housekeeping they will neglect to
write. will send my mite TO help you in I'LL
ing the column. reminded to do so by pack
age of AMERICANS from Esther lately re-
ceived.
The Easter season has passed, and though
muddy streets. brown fields with here and
there stained snow heaps. give little promise
of the resurrection of the sleeping earth, yet
we know that
The south wind that fingers so long on its
way,
With the sunshine will waken the flowers
of May,
And drive into Northland the frosts and the
snow.
And a mantel Of green DER the brown earth
throw.
hope many of the NJ. BIS had the privilege
of attending beautiful Easter services as /
did. had sister with me over Sunday and
found added pleasure in her enjoyment of
them. After attending morning service at
the church regularly attend, where flower
laden atmosphere, organ voluntary, Easter
anthems and sermon were inspiring, we
went to a neighboring church to a beautiful
service-the unveiling Of a memorial window.
Easter anthems were sung. short addresses
were made by several clergymen and then the
unwilling of the window, which was appro-
pirate to the day, being 1.-The Angel Of the
Resurrection. To quote one Of the speakers:
at must be source of inspiration to many
who will worship there, to look upon the
beautiful picture and read the names of those
to whom it is dedicated-a much more fitting
memorial than cold marble where only occa-
| sionally one pauses to read a name"
| Ny letter is already getting long but want
to tell Janet that too am reader of, though
/ have not yet joined-the Ancient Order OF
| Happy Habiters". and to ask if she or any OF
| the Matuals have sent any old songs to the
| collection of Heart Songs. l have, and am
anxiously awaiting the publishing of the
my songs are accepted or not. And have any
| procured copy of the scrap book, Hear,
/ Throbs? / prize mine very highly mot alone
for having my contribution to it accepted).
| To Narcissus' query, if any were watching
the book-lovers' contest in the Boston Post,
answer yes. l compiled list of titles and
had over eighty of the one hundred correct
| just too few to be prize winner, but feel re.
| paid for the work involved in it by the in
| struction and entertainment received. Fol-
though / cannot boast of "spectacles" and
grandchildren, as Aunt Maria does, am
getting to feel SO aged, need some such ex-
ercise to keep my mind from growing rusty.
| will close with selection from Heart
| Throbs, which you may find place for some
time. ELLEN.
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HARVEST HOME. WEST ELLSWORTH.

Harvest Home grange held its regular
meeting April q. Visitors were present
from Arbutus grange. The grange voted
to have an entertainment May 20.
A guilt will be sold, cake and coffee will
be served, and there will be a graphic
phone concert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-01

For mild, easy action of the bowel,
gle dose of Doan's Regulets is enough M. 'in'
ment cures habitual stipatiop. m ,.' ..a'-
box. Ask your druggist for them.-Ad.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-01

LAKE VIEW, HAPPYTowN.
The meetings of Lake View grange have
been very irregular during the past winter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-01
DATES.

Friday, May 24-Meeting OF Hancock
county Pomona with Highland grange,
North Penobscot.
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ARBUrUs, sURRY

ARBUTUs, sURRY.
Arbutus grange met Friday evening
with fifty-four members present. A class
OF five was instructed in the third and
fourth degrees. Refreshments WERE served.
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MARIAvILLE.

Mariaville grange held its regular meet
ing with goodly number present. After
business fine programme was well rem
dered. Committee reports the sick much
better.
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Steamship Company


Commencing Monday. April ~ N. for
leaves Bar Harbof week days at 10y Pposi Har.
Seal Harbor, Northeast Harbor. South"s s,aent.
Dor. Brooklin, Sedgwick, Deer Islei artand,
vile, Islesboro Ozark Harborl, ana h00
connecting with steamer for Boston. .,,s
Steamer leaves Bass Harbor wees Az aiioeni.
m, forWest fremont. Bluehill. SouIh ID cor
Stonington. North Haven and RocAiaH''
Meeting with steamer for Boston,
RETURNING
Leave Boston week days at p M iof NV
land. ,of
Leave Rockland at $50 a m, or on aMinndsy),
steamer from Boston, daily (eScep'
via intermediate landings. AIS
First-class fare Bar Harbor to bos'oH'
one way; - round trip.
All freight. except livestock,.i insured Ss'
fire and marine risk.
F.s. SHERMAN, supt. Rockland' aaiD''
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Pr6xima vista del en-
,perador de A1emania
Eal rey de Belgica.
ALUMNOS SUICIOAS
Malestar en- Russia. ia.-Asunto
americo-japones. Cana.
da y las emigraciones,

Dlcen de Berlin que circula con
lnsistencia el rumor de que el en-
perador de Alemania visitara pro-
ximamente al rey de Belgica, coin.
cidiendo esta vista con la que al
mismo rey piensa hacer eli presi-
dente de la Rep1blica francesa, 10
cual pudiera dar lugar a la aproxi-
maci6n de Francla y Alemania, de
que Sc viene hablando con visos de
posibllidad.
-Comunican de San Peters
burgo que seg1n estadisticas, JSo
alumnos de las escuelas superiores
han tratado de suicidarse durante
el afio pasado, habiendo logrado su
objeto ia. Atrib1yese esta enor.
me cifra al malestar del pals.
I'm cablegrama de Toxic,
dice que una personalidad de gran
relieve politico ha declarado que Ia
vista del Secretario de la Guerra
de los Estados Unidos, Mr.. Taft, 4
dicha capital, ha servido para TO-
bustecer un entente entire su 60
bierno y el del Jap6n, aunque ex-
presa no Sc lego a TN acuerdo con-
creto sobre los puntos de alta poll
tlca que agitan en- la actualidad q
ambos paises.
Expres6, no obstante, que Ell
tempo Sc encargaria de solucionar
pacf6camente asuntos trascenden-
tales para las dos naciones.
Respecto del Canada, NANTES
to que el gobierno de Toxic no
aceptara ningun tratado en- que Sc
consignen restricciones de ninguna
naturaleza respecto de la admission
de inmigrantes japoneses en- ese
pals, pues de aceptarlo, chocarfs
con el tratado ce!ebrado con In,
glaterra, pero que Ell Jap6n restrin-
glra, 81 frese necesario, Ia emigra
ci6n a ese pals.
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AOT|C|AS DEL O|A
A probados como macs
tros rura1es. = Enfer-
ma de gravedad.
ING[A xRETRNrEV1
LOCIA <BETANCES,
Conferencia pdblica. : Una
mujer ahogada Ell senior
don Manuel Ledesma.

En- Albonito fueron aproba.
dos como maestros rurales Eulogia
Torres, Esperanza Gonzalez Malpi.
ca, Angel Iguina, Jes1s Maria Or
tiz y Felix Luis Padilla.
-Esta noche, como va anuncia-
mos, habra una conferencia p1blica
en- la sLogia Betanceso, de Puerta
de TERRA, a cargo del joven aboga.
do don Cayetano Coll Cuchi.
La sefiora Trina Soler de Ci-
norio, graduada de maestro rural,
ha sido contratada por la Junta Es-
collar de Vega.alta, para servir uua
escuela en- aquella jurisdiction.
: En- el barrio de aQuebrada
Arenas aparecio ahogada en- Ell rio
la individual Brigida de Jes1s. El
hecho, seg1n investigaciones prac-
ticadas, resulta ocurrido por un ac
cidente casual.
Madame Lavergue avisa a
sus amigos y conocidos que Sc ha
trasladado q la calle de San Justo,
ndmero 22, entrando por la de Ia
Luna. 3o-1o
La policla de Barros arrest{
en- aquella jurisdiction 4 les indi-
viduos Jose Lugardi Rivera y Fran
cisco Hernandez, por hurto de un;
vaca a Juan Yervolini.
Ell sargento Lopez arrestt
anteayer en- Puerta de TERRA q Je
sds Rivera, por haber promovidt
I'm fuerte escandalo. 81 Juez Il
impuso 3 dollars de multa.
-Estuvo aver en- San Juan e
sefior Manuel Ledesma Giiau, pro
| pletario dc Arecibo.
Sc encuentra euferma en- es
ia cludad, la seiiora Amparo Vidal
esposa de don Evaristo Freitia.
Sc halla enferma de algun
gravedad en- Puerta de TERRA
sehora Maria Gestera, esposa d
don Rufno Ubarri.
Don Manuel c. Rozas ha 81
do designado para servlr una es
cuela graduada en- Guyana.
va empezaron las obras d
reparaci6n del camino que conduc
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A TRAvES DEL MUNDO

maria en- una camara fotogra6ca CO.
rriente.
Hasta ahora, 10 mas que Sc ha-
bfa logrado era obtener una aproxl-
maci6n-algunas veces excelente-
de los colores naturales de los obie
tos fotogra6ados por medic de tres
placas para conseguir tres peliculas
con los colores fundamentales, que
despues hay que superponer coD
rigurosa exactitud.
Pero hace unos dos meses que
NJ. Child Bayley llen6 de asombro
los afcionados anunciando que,
al lin, una nueva piaca Lumiere,
medlante una sola exposition, ha-
bla resuelto practicamente Ell pro-
blema de la fotografla en- colores.
Y, en- efecto, en- el certamen
que actualmente Sc celebra en- Lon
dres pueden verse mas de setenta
fotografias de esta clase. Algunas
de elias imltan tan perfectamente
la naturaleza que no puede darse
mas perfection en- los matices obte.
nidos. En- otras es indudable que
cabe mejorfa, pero los defectos son
mas bien debldos q la falta de prac-
tica en- el fot6grafo que q la natu
del procedimiento, que, al fin y al
cabo, esta ensayandose hace muy
POGO tempo.
En la misma exposition han
despertado mucho la curiosidad del
p1blico algunas aplicaciones Glen.
tffcas muy interesantes de la foto.
grafia. Llaman, sobre todo, Ia
atenci6n las negatives del planeta
Marie, tomadas por los profesores
Lowell y Lampland, y en- las que Sc
notan los misteriosos canales. Es-
tas fotografias han sido premiadas.
Tambien 10 ha sido una preciosa
colecci6u exhlbida por Mr.. Alfred
Taylor, y en- la que Sc muestra el
desarrollo gradualld de varios pajaros,
desde que cuentan algunos dias de
existencia hasta llegar al estadc
adulto.
Otra serie de fotografias de
chispas electricas producldas q grar
tension muestra la gran semejanz:
que esas chispas presentan con lc,
rayos de la tormentas tai como re
sultan fotografadas por los proce
dimientos modernos.
Tambien deben menclonars
uuas excelentes radiografias, en- la
que Sc puede apreciar los Gamble
|producidos en- los huesos de la mu
fiaca en- TN case de reumatismo.
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SOBRE Ell HELLO
Octubre % de 1907.

Octubre % de 1907.
Porto Rico Ice Co., San Juan, PR
Senores:
Con esta fecha me comunica el
Director del Laboratorio Quirnicc
lie este Departamento, sehor del
Vale, 10 que sigue:
aHon. Director de Sanidad y
Benefcencia. San Juan.
Seiior.
De acuerdo con el doctor Cor
dero que junto conmigo hizo una
INSPECTION sanitaria en- la fabrica
de hielo de San Juan, y como resul-
tado de las investigaciones que all
practicamos, con fecha ~ del actual
tom6 muestras de hielo, personal
mente, del que Sc trae al Laborato.
rio y del que Sc expende en- un es
tablecimiento de la calle del Cristo.
Una de las muestras Sc tom6
de lin gran trozo de hielo que apa-
recia transparente y de muy buen
aspecto. Sc lie dio entrada en- los
llbros del Laboratorio con la cifra
4.828.
La otra muestra, muy opaca,
aspera, sucia y de muy NAL aspecte
Sc enumer6 4 82o.
No Sc determine el n1mero d.
bacterias (soproftos) que habfa1
en- ambas muestras nj tampoct
Sc practice fermentation en- cald,
con dextrosa, porque el objeto d,
este e-tdmen c0mPayativo era de
mostrar la diferencia considerable
que habia entire ambos trozos d
hielo por causa de los metodos poe,
sanitarios que pudimos observar el
la fabrica de hielo de San Juan, {
doctor Cordero y 20; y demostra
tambien, indirectamente. Ia conta
ininaci6n que por descuido de 10
cperarios snyte el aqua dtsHlaaa {,
el acto de la congelaci6n.
La muestra 1928 contenfa 3. 3
parties por million de cloro y 10 po
million de s6lidos. La 432o, 3oc
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POR MILLION DE CLORO y 44I
POR MILLION DE SOrIDOS

PoR MILLION DE cLOROy4r
POR MILLION DE SOLIDOS.
Por cuyos datos me place re-
petir 10 que manifesto en- mi in.
forme referente al aqua de hielo de
Mayagiez; y clio fue, que ell aqua
destilada no debia contener tales
impurezas que solo tlenen su Off
gen en- los metodos pocos santa
rios que Sc observan en- las fabri.
cas- de hielo. Los moldes estan
deteliorados y Ell Aqua DESTI.
LADA Sc carga de sales, cuya con-
centraci6n AL CONGELARSE EN
CIECTOS TROZOS excede 4 Ia
lei acueducto 10 veces. Y los
pies de los trabajadores que tran
sitan sobre las tapas de MADEIRA que
defienden los moldes de hielo, con-
taminan el hlelo con miriadas de
bacterias que traen de todas parties
en- sus zapatos, constituyendo este
10 que puede llamarse un piocedi-
miento sucio y antihiglenico. Mas
puro seria el hielo fabricado con
aqua del rio, SIN DESTILAR M
FILTRAR, 81 Sc usaran proceed.
mientos aseados.
Atentamente
Firmado) RAFAEL DEL VALLE.s
Obrando de conformidad CON
el anterior informe del Laboratorio
Qufmico tergo el honor de infor-
mar a usted que les concedo ocho
dlas de plazo a contar desde ma.
nana 29 de octubre de 1907, para
la reparaci6n y saueamierto de los
moldes que Sc encuentran dete1iora
dos, suglriendoles al mismo tempo
dicten todas las medldas oportunas
tendencies a evitar que los trabaja-
dores que transiten scbre las tapas
de MADEIRA que defender los mol.
des de hielo, contaminen este.
Lo que comunico q ustedes para
SD 6el cumplimiento.
Atentamente.
DR.. TOMAS VAzQURz.
Director de Sanldad y Bene 6cencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29

La fortuna suele acompaiiar
siempre, 6 segulr muy de cerca, q
la victoria. En- vista de las pros
peridades actuales que el Jap6n
disfruta, uno de sus publicistas mas
notables calcula 10 que sera el lin
perio de aquf q diez afios, llegando
q Las siguientes conclusiones:
Desde 1897 hasta el dia, la po-
blaci6n ha aumentado en- un 10 por
100; los IS millones que entonces
contaba Sc han convertible en- 50.
FL comercio ha aumentado en- 600
millones de yenes en- igual espacio
de tempo, pasando de 3ooa goo
millones de aquella moneda. Es
verosimil que el crecimiento siga
en- igual proportion que Ia sefialada
en- 10 sucesivo.
En materia de operaclones f.
nancieras ha sucedido 10 propio, y
acontecera 10 mismo en- el porvenir
Sd el movimiento engendrado en- los
diez ahos dltimos sigue una cur
va ascendente analoga. Hay que
tener en- cuenta, sin embargo, que
Las naciones proceden como los In
dividuos: al dar los primeros pasos
es cuando muestran mas grande
ardor.
Hacia el aho 1916, el Jap6n
habra slcanzado un desarrollo eco
n6mico igual al de la Alemanla ac-
tual y al de Norte america.
81 publicista que espera tan
halagieiias realidades para su pats
las atribuye principalmente al di.
funto estadista Fukuzawa, qulen
acert6 q familiarizar al Jap6n enlos
negocios con los procedimientos in
gleses y yankls.
Ahads el mismo economista que
el Mikado Sc encuentra apto para
convertir en- realidad todas sus am.
biciones. Las bienandanzas en- Ia
Ultima guerra lie han demostrado
que puede tener confanza en- ST mis-.
mo. No le falta dinero nj terrltoric
donde ensanchar su esfera.
En la Exposici6n organizads
en- Londres por la Real Socledad In.
glesa de fotograffa estan llamandc
extraordinarlamente la atencl6n Ia.
pruebas presentadas de la fotografi.
en- colores. En elias Sc We maravi
llosamente resuelto el magno pro
blema de obtener imAgenes de lo'
objetos con sus colores naturales
vall<ndose para clio de una sola pla
ca, sometida q una exposition ordi
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f. MATAIZO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUIA,

OcUL1STA. A.-Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clinica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetuan "a, (cerca del. Tea
70. - Horas dc ,,urall.ts:
De "a Il de X mahana.~-
Gratis 4 los pObres, de S 4 9
de In manana. d.
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un momento en- esta ciudad por ir
a yer las diversas { interesantes pe.
liculas que posee el seiior Rozas.
Para esta nuche sc anuncia IN
variado programa.
En- 81 barrio de aQuebrada.
adentroS, de Juncos, fue capturado
por la policfa el pr6fugo de presidio
Luis Bonilla, desertado hsce seis
neses de los trabaios pdblicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29

desde Vega Baia q la estacl6n del
f.rro.car1il. va era tempo de que
esa obra Sc realizara.
RI cabo Rosell6 y los guar
dias Garcia y Camacho, arrestaror
en- Adjuntas- al ::sujeto Juan Jose
Soto, autor de varlos hurtos er
squella jurisdiction.
--Ancche asisti6 mucha genie
al clnemat5grafo del sefior Rczas.
Por 10 vlsto el entusiasmo no decae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
IDr. JacintO Zaratt
- COCINA AMERICANA. .

Medicina.-Cnuifa ifa.-E Enfermedades de ninos. .-Parto
OcuL1sTA della Cfnica Oftamo6gca del <HoteD Deu. de
laris 1Consultas de 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu,
ma 1927.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-03

Supt. Hook has been busy fol
several weeks completi y arrange.
ments for the Winnesheik County
Teachers Institute, which will begin
this year On July Goth. The institate
will be held as during the past few
years in the high school building. and
will continue through two weeks.
The list of instructors this year ia
especially strong. 1t includes Supt.
NJ. D. Wells of Davenport. Supt.
Robert Rienow of Elkader, Prof. A.
f. Parsons OF Keokuk, Miss Charlotte
Sweeney of the Monmouth. Oregon
Normal School. Miss Ella Treat and
Supt. H. q. Johnson of DEBORAH.
All of them are experienced institute
instructors. He has secured Prof. #.
E. Finch of Marion for lecture on
.The Panama Canal and it's Build
ers'' for Friday evening, Aug. I'd,
and other lectures will be announced
later. He expects that there will be
large attendance, and that very
pleasant and profitable session will
be held.