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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-08
OFFICERS HAD TO CLEAR OUT.

Officers of the Law Capture Big Dis
tillery and Two Blockaders, But
While Help Was Being Secured
They are Required, at the Points OF
Winchesters, to Give Up Their
Find.
Greenville, May 3.-Moonshiners
gave a party of officers big surprise
in the Dark Corner section Of Green
vile County yesterday by surrounding
a distillery, which the raiding squad
had captured, and, at the point Of
Winchester rifles, demanding and ef-
fecting the release Of two prisoners
1t was daring piece Of work even
for blockaders and rather out of the
ordinary for these times. Since the
Carey-Cothran law went into effect
Magistrate Rector, Of Richland Town
ship, has been active in desroying il
licit distilleries.
Wednesday night he started a raid
near the North Carolina line and early
Thursday morning big distillery was
located. The magistrate was accom-
panied by two constables. One was
sent off to Tryon to notify the deputy
revenue collector at Greenville, While
the MAGISTRATE and his constable held
the still.
Just at daylight three men came to
the distillery, presumably to start op-
erations. Two were captured, but enc
escaped.
Half an hour later the distillery was
surrounded by mountaineers, who cov-
cred the officers with their rifles and
elected the release of the prisoners.
The mountaineers then destroyed the
distillery and 10 gallons of liquor in
order to prevent the property falling
into the hands of the Federal Govern
ment. several women assisting in the
work. Magistrate Rector and his con-
stables were told to clear out and
they lost no time in getting away.
A number Of warrants Will be
sworn out for che arrest Of the guilty
parties.-News and Courier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-08

The Sumter Dry Goods Company
has an interesting and attractive ad-
vertisement today that the ladies
should read.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-08
Coroner Flowers held an inquesr

Coroner Flowers held an inquest
Monday over the body Of the dead
negro VINO was found .hat morning
in the lake near the Camden junction.
The body had apparently been in the
water for week or more and was
badly decomposed and swollen. No
one could identify him and so far as
could be ascertained he was a stran-
ger in the community. There were
no marks of violence on the body and
death was apparently due to drown
ing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-08

Chief Of Police Bradford is riding
new horse.
The sales of the dispensary satur-
day were 1855.
Schwartz Bros. have a new and in
teresting advertisement today.
The bah games this week will be
between the Sumter team and Tim
rnonsville on Thursday and Friday
afternoons.
Rev. J. W. Daniel will deliver an ad-
dress at the annual commencement
Of Jones High School, Abbeville
county, on May 10th.
= A large delegation Of Sumter Elks
will go to orangeburg next week to
attend the State Convention of Eiks.
sumter Lodge will extend an invita-
ton to the Elks to meet here next
spring.
Attention is directed to the adver-
GSement OF ODoHHe1i O. w. A
reliable Establishment always has bar
gains to offer as it buys largely at the
closest prices and is satisfied with
small profits.
The Sumter Light Infantry intends
to give a complimentary dance to
+ae graduating class Of the High
school on commencement night.
They are planning to make it a swell
affair. having Prof. schumacher's Or
chestra, and serving refreshments.
The schedule committee of the
state Baseball League met in Co
1unbia today, Mr.. H. c. Haynswortn
representing Sumter. 1t is thought
that the schedule will be arranged to
have Sumter open the season al
home. If this arrangement is MADE
Sumter will not get a game on July
4th.
Mr. J. F. Glenn, the local repre-
sentative Of Alex. Sprunt & Son, paio
u cents Monday for a lot Of cotton
that had been in storage since last
fall. 1t pays to put cotton in the
warehouse, for when it is sold it is
in god condition and there is no dam
aged cotton to be deducted from the
selling price.
There was heavy rain and wind
storm, accompanied by some hail, in
the Gaillard x Roads and Borden
sections last night. A barn on Mr
L. R. williamson's place was struck
by lightning and one mule killed. 1t
,s reported that the storm was more
severe near Borden, and that dwell
ing house on Mr.. Browns place was
blown down.
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A Mission for Non-Catholics.

Beginning On Sunday evening, May
18th, and continuing for one week the
Rev. Joseph F. Mahoney, a graduate
Of the Apostolic Mission House Wash
ington, D. c., will deliver series Of
lectures for 'non-Catholics in the
Chapel of st. Joseph's Academy, East
Liberty street. These lectures will
not be controversial in character, but
will be a plain and explicit express
sion Of the principal points Of Catholic
the belief in these doctrines is found
ed.
This is an age of keen and vide
spread desire for knowledge on all
important subjects. It is also an age
which is no longer satisfied with OBJ
tanning its knowledge indirectly
when the original source is available.
Everyone who wishes to speak intel
ligently on any subject must also de-
sire to be we'll informed on that sub
ject and to obtain his information
from an authoritative source. No
doubt, then, many who are truly de-
sirous of learning what the Catholic
Church really teaches will be glad to
avail themselves Of this opportunity
to hear from an authorized repre-
sentative the doctrines Of that church
explained.
Father Mahoney is an earnest and
graceful speaker. He has given mis-
sions in Beaufort, Georgetown, Sum-
merville, Aiken and Charleston in
this State, and has met with a most
cordial reception from the citizens
of those places without regard to
their religious belief.
Every one is most cordially invit-
ed to attend these lectures. Of course
it is understood that there will be no
charge for the lectures.
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The young man who wants a we'll
made. perfectly fitting suit at rea-
sonable price. that will look as well
and have all the style Of high pric-
ed. made to order suit, should read
the advertisement of the D. ]. Chan
dler Clothing Co. 1t will point the
way to the place that will furnish
what he wants.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-08

Ladies. Special Sale on Millinery,
commencing May 9, and continuing
ten days, in the rear of Wells Dry
Goods Store. Yours to please, Miss
S. A. Murray. 5-1-4t*
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MARRIED.

Nj. J. S. Jennings, Of Fev;lle, Fla,
and Miss Edith May Gale, of tilis city,
were married at the Church Of the
Holy Comforter, at 7s0 o'clock Mon
day evening, Rev. II. H. Covington
performing the service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings left on the $50 train for
their home in Florida.
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Press Dispatch: Four sons at once,
St. Paul, Oct. 5, 1906. A special from
Mondovia says, "Mrs. Jno. Silverson
gave birth to four boys She's evil
dently great friend of HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets China's Drug Store.
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CIVIC LEAGUE ELECTIONS.
List of Precincts for the Voting Con
test.

The polling precincts for the May
Queen and Most Popular Physician
elections, which are being held by
the Civic League have been establish
ed at the following places:
Sibert's Drug Store.
Abbott's Cigar Store.
China's Drug Store.
DeLorme's Pharmacy.
Printed tickets are on hand at each
Of the precincts. The votes are sold
for ten cents each.
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entered at the Postofice at Sumter, S.
c., as Second Class Matter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dr.. Shops Restorative.
w. H. Epperson, shrrih-sale.
o'ponnen & co.-commencement
Season.
Winthrop College Entrance Exami-
naticn.
stevenson, kramer & co.-Hands
Wanted.
Miss S. a. Marray-special Sale of
Millinery.
citizens Insurance Agency-rnsure
Cotton Crops.
schwartz Bros-There VIII be a
Show This Week.
sumter Dry Goods co.-The Pret-
tiest Commencement Suits
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Teachers Certificates.

Superintendent Of Education Cain
announces that certificates have been
granted to the following applicants
who stood the recent teachers exami-
nation:
First Grade-Misses Naomi Bitch,
Lizzie Britton, Clyde Durant, Louise
Yeadon, Katie NJ. Ryan, Eta Cutti-
no, Ina Mellett, Hattie L. Jones,
Helen Conlon, Ethel Lawrence,
Blanche Edens, Eunice Osteen,
Dorothy Owen, Ila Mae Evans, Lessye
Philips and Jessie Brown.
Second Grade = Misses Edythe
Richardson and Lula Flake.
The Sumter Dry Goods Company
has an interesting and attractive ad-
vertisement today that the ladies
should read.
Some people are grumbling because
the Atlantic Coast Line passenger
station is not making more rapid
progress toward completion. but such
kicking is ill-advised, as the railroad
officials are doing everything possible
to obtain materials and push the
work on the station.
Ladies. Special Sale on Millinery,
commencing May 9, and continuing
ten days, in the rear Of Wells Dry
Goods Store Yours to please, Miss
S. a. Murray. 5-7-4tF
Farmers are complaining Of poor
stands Of cotton, due to defective
seed. The seed from last years crop
have proved to be very defective and
in many places the stands are so poor
that replanting has been necessary.
Those farmers who had seed left over
from the crop of 1905 and used them
have gotten stands.
Constipation steals the iron which
should be absorbed away from the
bowels, spoils your blood and COM
plexion, causes anemias and disease.
Regulate your bowels with HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea and keep well.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. China's
Drug Store.
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5-S-15-22
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
coUNTY OF sVMTER.

WV ~ - NJ ~ ~ AfS . SAss
By Thos. E. Richardson, Esq, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Amy Jefferson made suit to NE
to grant her Letters Of Administration Of
the Estate of and effects of W. Pinckney
Davis. deceased, with his will annexed.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular The kindred and credit
ors of the said W. Pinckrey Davis, late
of SAID county and State, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to. be held at Sumter G. h.
on the 18th day of NJ y, 1907, after publ
cation thereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand, this 3oth day of
april, A. D. 1907.
THOs. E. RICHARDSON,
5-1-2t Judge of Probate.
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Loving is painful thrill,
Not to love more painful still,
But ah, it is the worst pain,
To love and not be loved again y
(When you feel that way, better
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
China's Drug Store.
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.NACION QUE ESTA
De pIaCemes.
AsuntOs que COmsRtan J disCutsn en-
teTtuIias los madriIeiOs.
La nodrlza De Alfonso Pic ss una sspI6ndIda
trIguaha de @ amos Dc aaad.

New York, Mayo 24.-La espafia de Ia
dinastfa dominante estd de pl6cemes y eI
restO del pueblo iberO partiCipa del idbilo;
porque nj Cartagena hi Alcolea han podi.
do deiaF enConoB tan profundos que no
puedan mitigarlos el natalicio de un prfn.
Cipe que bien puede ser mafiana 81 saliva.
dor de La patriR en- momentos de affection
y porque sabido Cd que los espanoles antes
que polfticos son patriotaB
Todo cuanto dimana de la cuna real
donde Teposa de las fatigas de su advent.
miento al mundo 81 racien nacido principe
de Asturias, no es 10 auiciante trivial para
dejar de scr discutido comentado por los
madrilefios en- tertulias, paBeoB en- la
prenss, Beg6n una reVista cablegrSfca que
publica ''The Sun" de New York.
Sc sabs por conducto considerable como
incuestionable, que el primer momento de
pena que tuvo so augusta madre desde
que contrsjo matrimonio, fu6 aqueI en-
que comprendi6 Ia neceaidad que Ia obi.
gaba 4 abandonar 81 prop6sito de criar &
80 ni1o ella misma. La reina Be neg6 q
desistir de tan amorosa intenci6n tanto
como pudo, pero fnalmente tuvO que aCce.
der cuando fu6 cOnvencida de que corria
mucho peligro Ia galud del principe Ia
de ella prOpia. La joven madre He Tego-
CHA ahoTa ante ls consoladora idea de
haber eHtablecido 81 preCedente para las
futuraB reinaB de EspafiR, de hRber criado
gu primog6nito por diez diaB en- vez de
haberBelo entregado una criadora como
ha sido siempFe la costumbre.
La criadoTa eB una eBplendida triguefa
de veinte y tres amos de edad, , usara Ell
TRADITIONAL uniforme de anna de crfa real,
que eSt6 constituido por IN tTaie de ter.
Ciopelo rojo,, adornado con encajes de ORC,
un collar de pequehas monedaB de orc
fernando juegO con log pendienteD; el pelo
cubierto con un paflal6n de seda, medias
blancaS De seda , zapatos bajos de charol
con hebiIlas de plata.
Los espaholes est6n muy contentos por-
que 81 nino llor6 en- 81 momento de recibir
las sguas del bautismo, 10 eual presagia
larga vida segdn una tradicional supelS-
tici6u. i
So dice que 81 Fey Alfonso no eetaba
muy sstiHfsch0 con l5S ibr5s importadoU
para entEetenimiento del infante, pueB
contienen viejos cantares bFit6nicoB estan
iluBtradoB poF artistas ingleseF, por 10 que
le dijo 4 Ia DANA de honor de 10 reina:
"Esas son pinturas curiOsaS para que sir.
van de distraction al futuro rey de Espa-
fis; 20 prefsrirfs que en- yez de elias fue.
ran retratoB de Boldados espaholeB."
La DANA indic6 que las paginas en-
blanco que tenfan Los libros interCaladas
ofrecfan la opoEtunidad de llenarlas con
las fotograffas deseadas, entonces el rey
di6 6rden de que 90 pintaran en- elias vistas
de soldados On vaFios unifoEmss.
Esto indica Ia Clase de educaci6n que 81
joven monarca intenta dar & su augusta
hiio.
YURf.
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JURAMENTO MACABRO.
FuneSta determination de CuatrO j0.
VeneS.
Dos Do elias musrsn J dos 0stan graVlsInas
SeguTame0tS mOIlTan.

Nueva York, mayo Is. -Cuatro j6ve
mes del estado de Iowa, durante So perma'
nenCia en- el Colegio, cuando eran niias,
hicierou el impfo juramento de que todas
Se matarfan tan pronto como una de elias
90 Bintiera canBRda de la vida.
Una vez que conCluyeron su education
escolar Cada una Sc retro Su residencia
situada an diferentes parties del estado, con
el firme prop6sito de cumplir Ia promeBa
que bsjo jurameuto SO hicieron.
PaS6 algGn tempo y ninguna de las cua'
tro encontr6 abrumRdora la peHada carga
de la existencia pero, Segdn parece, aver
una de- elias not6 que la vida le pesaba
mas do 10 que sds fOerzas pOdfau Soportsr
no ancontTando medic de Solucionar 81
asunto decide suicidarse inmediatamen'
To escribi6 Bu determination Bus ex con-
discfpulaS, record6ndoleB el cumplimiento
del juramento que en- infauHta hors 80 hi
cisron.
Bien B6ase poT un amor propio NAL en-
tendido 6 por IN case especial de demencis
Colectiva el case 90 que las tres reatantes
pTocedieron en- el aCto quitarse Ia vida
empleandO diferentes medios. Como re-
BultRdo de esta funests determination dos
han mueTto y las otras dos estSn en- muy
grave eStado, no eSperandose que SO sal.
ven.
Este Buceso eB muy comentado en- todo
el estado de Iowa, pues las suicidas perte'
necen a unRs familiaB distinguidas por So
honradez y buenaB coBtumbTes.
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YURf.

81 querfa & N. por maridO, para COntes-
tarle'
''No, no quiero este, nj otro aIguno,
me contento con ser 20 sols la desgraciada,
sin dar hijos al mundo que seTlan quiS6s
mas desdichadoH que 20, y cuyaB penas me
serfan mucho mas sensibIeB".
Quien habia puesto ests delicadeza de
sentimientos On una negEa nscida an las
tribuB salvsies del Africa, Bino ell amor &
la libertad, Ell quito & Ia familia, los Benti.
mientos filialeB, que ala en- su tribu saliva
js eran mas delicadoB y dulces que acS On
Ia civilizada barbarie, que imponia junto
con la esclavitud el amor, mejor dicho, el
cTimen.
Si la educaci6n no hubiese dado princi.
piO con el primer hombra proSiguiendo Bu
obra educativa al tFav6s de las edadeB y
de las, generacicnes, 5c6mo nos fbamos &
explicar ell progressive mejoramiento de Ia
raza humaDa, adm apesar de aquelIRB con-
causas que ha detenido Bu maFcha deter
minado 50 retrocesof
Observemos una Taza troglodita "a Ia
de NeaudeEthql 6 Gro. Maguon notare'
mos los efectos de una educaci6n industrial
va guB armaB no son las del primer periodo
groEerag piedras sin nipgdn Pulimento; hay
desarrollo del guBto aftfstico, labran el
hueso tRllando en- 81 caprichoaoB dibujos;
dan vsriedad la forma de sus srponea y
Aechas, saben curtir pieleg, atienden 81
adorno personal, en- fin, seg6u Ia expression
de QuatTefsges, eB una raza hermosR 6 in
teligente.
LIega ell periodo Tobsnhaniano en- Ia
edad de Ia piedra pulimentsda y con 81
mace el primer indicio de sgriculturs, 81
molino de piedra nos indfca 81 usO de Ia
hsrina el Observation-Disclosures de las indus
tFias y Ia alfareriR proclRma el nacimiento
del aTte culinario y las ciudades 1aCustreB
nos revelan como progEesaban Is crianzR
de- los animales dom6sticoB Ia panifcaci6n,
tejidoB de groseras telas, dando principle
al conocimiento de los metaIea Sc encuen,
tran indicios evidentes de una religion y
un culto inAuyendo efcazmente en Ia di'
fusion desarrollo de Ia cultuTs.
Con Ia fusion do los metalas, progress
admirablsmente ID metsluIgia, spareCe Ia
aIesci6n, es deBechado 81 uao del cobre por
el bronco ntensilios de labranza, armas
ofenBivas defsnsivas, obistos de joyerfa,
aparecen 81 oro y Ia plata; el Orffce con
sus recamadoa altos relieves, el arte On
81 maTcha de avance.
Tai nos 10 damuestEan los terramares de
Italia los doImenes t6mulos de Ia In.
dia. La incineraci6n Cd adoptada ya como
idea Teligioaa, ya como pRecauci6n higie
MICA
III Africa "a & conoOaI d uGo del hieE1o,
Z con a Fiana la alta Civilization del AlgiEp
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La PROCESSION DEL
Corpus Sc CeIebra-
ra en- AreCibO.
Ina VeIada digua de la sOCiedad
pueTtOHiqusia tsndFa aIIf lugaT.
EI CalUT que So slsRtS dssd8 hacs algunOs dIas,
ss hOHOrOsO.
Ode nWestrO cOrrespOnsGJ }

Mayo 31'-Ests noche ea esperado en-
esta ciudad ell Hon. Gobernador Mr.. Post
acomps fiado de Mr.. Ward.
-Ha Bido traBladado Humacao q
prestar sus servicios en- aquella Carcel el
Cabo de psnaleH senior Cordoba.
En- la tarde del domingo SO celabrarS en-
esta ciudad la procession del Corpus con
toda solemnidad, recorriendo los alrededo'
res de la plaza principal, dOnde Sc Ievan-
tar6u varioB altares.
Sc encuentra en- esta poblaci6n 81 se'
nor IzquieTdo Orihuela, Representative de
Ia revista iluatrada de la Habana "El FL
caro-"
"A mediadog de eata Bemana SO verif
cara en- esta ciudad una velada cuyo pro-
ducto Ee deStinar6 Ia educaci6n univerRi'
taria del joven Santana Mater.
En- la Dothe del domingo habrS una
iarana Organizada por variOS oveneB en- el
Casino.
--Anochs tuvo lugar en- esta iglesia Ia
DoVena bsjO la protection del gremio de
torcedores de ls fabrica de tabacos ia
CubRnR," Ia cual result6 eBpl6ndida, eS-
tando el altar adornado con mucho gusto
y profusi6n de luces.
Ell Calor que 90 experimental desde
hace tres dias es horroroso, apeBar de ha'
beT llovido en- estos eias.
Con motive de la festividad del dia
de aver el comercio cerr6 sus puertas.
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to. ALI enContramos lR TRANSACTION de Ia
arquiteCtuTa megolftiCa la aTquitectuFa
Egipcia, Ia possession de Ia escritura gero'
glffea = ls mitologfa con exhubeEsnciau
de Simbolismog, los conocimientoB astEon6.
miCoA como 10 demueetra Ia perfecta
orientaci6n de Bus pir6mides que comprue.
ban tan buenoB astr6nomos como arqui.
tsctos, Ia forma teocratica de su gobierno,
las jerarqu1as socialeg, ETC., nos comprue.
ban que desde Cheopes la civilization de
Ia India como del Egipto Bobrepujaba Ia
que mas tarde iba rivalizaE con ella, Ia
GIiega y Ia Romano
Y los mas afamados fil6sofos de Ia anti
giedad ibRn beber al Milo como fuenta
de BabiduFfa, Pitsgorag, Thaleg, LiCurgo,
Sol0n Baiieron de sus escuelas para daF
50 nombradfa & Grecia.
ThalsH de Mileto fuuda ls escuela Joni
ca con sus enEehsnEas metafisicas. Scion
discurTe los sistemaB de gobisruo procls-
mando como el mejor aqueI en- que Ia
ofenBR de nm ciudadano es recibida Dor
toda la Comunidsd; PitSgoras da impulses
& las matemStieas, propaIa Ia teorfa de la
trasmigFaci6n de las almaA que habfa
tornado de los egipcios y de la Persia, flo
Bofo, legislador, pOlftico y poeta en- todas
gus corcspcioneB, afrmgba que 'tEl eter
est6 ueno de Ia melodfB de las esfeTas que
ruedan. Y Licurgo, 81 Babio legislator, ,
el immortal cantor de Ia IIiada Hesiodo
poeta historiador briIIan en- este mismo
iglo.
Presentsndosenog el hombFe an So com.
pleto deaarrollo psfquico, se ha elevado 50
nivel social, moral E Intellectual "a In
educaci6n no Sc Hatisface en- dar aptitudes
para la conservation, Eino rinde culto & Ia
estetica, cultiva las artes las ciancias
tienen hermosa eshoFessncia.
Asi vemos la universalidad de Ia edu.
csci6n desde el infante al anciano, desde
el Salvsje al civiIizado, desds los primiti-
vos tismpos hasta nuestros diaB, Ga todas
Las razas en- todoB los climas, en todos los
tiempos.
Pablo Morales Cabrera.
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Ell hOmhTe peri6diCO.

En- la isla de Heligolandia aCaba de
molir el hOmbre.peri6dico. Este indivi'
duo-dnico en- Bu eSpeCie-iba t0dos los
dfaB de granja en- granjs y referia en- alta
VOC las IiltimaB noticiag mundialeE, aconte'
cimientos polfticos, hecbOB diversOs y no.
tas teatrales. AL llegar una graDja,
reunfa los habitantes con una campani'
LA.
Yen 6sto ge diferencisba de Gus cole
gas de cuatro seiS p6ginas-no exigfa
abOno alguno nj Tetribuci6n fila; suS oyen
tes 10 remuneraban de acuerdo con Ell in
teres de las noticias que dabs.
Durante Ia guerra rusojaponesa 90 ga
NO una pequefa fortuna. Desde 50 muer'
Be, Ia isla caTece del peri6dico local, y CO.
mo los habitantes no han podido encontFaT-
le digno successor 81 "disEi0" difuntO, pien.
ysB RPqnREEa 4 PaEi6dicGa sElEaag9E0a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-01
lusu Juuta Local de Union en- QuabradilIas
(De WWestrO cOrrespOnS0J.)

Mayo 31.-El domingo pasado segdn
10 dispOne nuestro reglamento, uev6rOuse
efecto las asambleaS primarias con 81
ob;etO de proceder nombrar Ia nueva
iunta local. Aver Celebr6ss la reunion de
los delegadoE eleCtoB presidida por nuestro
distinguido cOrreligiOnario sefior Vieira,
habiendo laprobadO por unanimidad la
Candidatura Higuiente:
Presidents, don Ramon Saavedra, rec.
leCto; vice preSidente, don Luis Abrams,
Feelecto; vocales: don Aticides Ocaaio ree'
lecto; don AnBelmo Prieto, Lemuel Mar.
quez, don Ramon Avila y don Juan Mu-
foz.
Ace1tadfsima ha sido la election; todos
son son buenoB y enthusiasts correligiona.
rios defensores del hermoBo ideal unionis
ia y con Beguridad sabr6n cumplir con los
debereH de su cargo que Ell pueblo les ha
Gonfado.
EN- cumplimiento & una ordenanza
votada pOr nuestro ayuntamiento todas las
casas de Ia poblaci6n han sidO pintadas q
exception de tres cuatro que ain no
30 ls ha obigado cumplir la ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-01
LIRR PUERT0RRIQVENA

En- otro lugar de eSta edici6n publica'
mos una lindfsima poesfa de nuestrO inspi'
RADIO poeta, Jesus Maria Lago.
Esa poesia obtuvo en- I'M certSmen que
tuvo lugar hace POGO en- Mayagtisz, una
menoi6a hOnOrifea.
En- nuestra opinion fue una injusticia.
La belliSima poeafa de- Lago, meEaCla mo
da l0s PEimasggeg pEsnins