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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
LIE
HIGHLAND PARK

FOR SALE
HIGHLAND PARK
$3.50 s4s5O
Very handsome G-room bungalow
just completed, has hardwood floors
peamed ceilings, built-in buffet win
dow seats and bookcases, pressed
brick mantcl, laundry tubs, every
thing to make up Il high class house.
very iarge iQt /, az and a beautiful loca-
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
2lS W. Third st.
FOR SALE-A SPECIAL BARGAIN,
southwest. fine location, new 7-room
rooms. hardwood floors. beamed cell
ings pancled walls, bay and easement
windows. built-in writing desk, book
cases and elegant swell front buffet, 2
massive stone tircplaces. Cabinet
kitchen, large screen porch, . laundry
tubs, coy breakfast room, 3 bedrooms
and bath i'm white enamel, beautiful
fixtures throughout house; 5O-foot
terraced lot, cement steps Price
REAL ESTATE CO, Bills Laughlin
Bldg
FOR SALE
New G-room bungalow; price $4,000,
$500 cash,
New Groom bungalows price $3.50,
$500 cash.
New G-room cottage, Highland
Park; S25OO $500 cash.
SiX-rOom / la story cottage; price
$2500, $l3I5 cash.
SiN-room 1i2 story cottage; price
S2l15, $500 cash.
i-rOCm cottage with lots; price
T.. G. DEVENS,
227 LauEhlin bldg 3l5 S. Bdway.
". 21TH. NEAR ROMEO ST
Modern Groom bungalow; hardwood
floors; handsome buffet; mantel and fire.
place; large rooms: beautiful lawn and
tractiYe home and very cheap; price
$4,000; terms $500 cash. balance to
suit,
JONES e RYDER LAND CO.,
2lS West Third st.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
Residences our speciality; fine homes
800 down, $25 monthly Four residences
I'm good locality; new and modern in
every particular; S2i9O; $iOQ cash and s25
monthly, Ten days only Why pay
DOHERTY & LA ROSE
Main Boa 726 Crosse bldg.
FoR SALE
tage fun Of fine furniture and full Of
boardcrs; close IN ON Hill street; price
$500; rent S25 a month. money maker
ALTA MTG REALTY co,
400 West seventh.
NICE LITTLE HOME, GROOM CALL
forna house, not far out; lot 4Oxl40 to
alley; street work done; $l50; 500 cash
Why pay rent?
MISS McCREA,
2ll Lankershim bldg Third and Spring.
17A L. .$lsT ST, 6 ROOMS, MODERN,
wanted First house east Slausou
junction cars. Sea owner.
$50 DOWN, SIS MONTHLY AND INTER-
est buys rooms, $1,000, MINTHORN,
lbl2 east Adams; HOOper car line.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20

ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Orr & Hines Co Funeral
directors.
Corner Tenth nnd Flower StS.
Main - Home E4f1l t.adV assistant
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20

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FEAIAER PILLOWS RENOVATED AT
Pedro st. Tel. Sunset Main l166; Home
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
M Miscellaneous

WANTED-TO RUY FURNITURE AND
household goods If YOU are going to
sell We Will pay You one-thirl more Jhan
others Phone us Main IN Home 2l5t
COLYEAR FURNITURE Co. g, South
Main street
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
DIED

CLhRK-At Compton, February IS.
1907, Mrs. Mary A.. Clark aged =
years months. wife Of William Y.
clark. mother Of Mrs LYDIA Santon que
and Mrs Susie Bentley Funeral
Wednesday p. m. from the family
residence. Compton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
:. L.. tIpF;RNI
10 Grant Building.
Money

S75G0
FACTORY SITE
Good and Sai" Investment, ns II il
earning Per cent 0n $500, cor. san
Fernando and Ann stS.; improved with
S2-T0um lodging huuSc. facing on
san tcr11ndo ST., ana II A-roOm cot
tagc fn"inG on Ann So. both rented.
Lot 5ON1Id ~.
Address IIEINER. 1899 =. Olive ST.
iIUmC phone tI5"%.
$500 WANTED-PARTY OFFERS DEED
To- $1,000 property subject To- $29cp first
mortgage ana viii ply $500 ana net
for une year SIDDAI.L Co, ~. Corp
building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
The WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10, 1907
Time. Bar ThrIHwm Wd Wei Wthr.
.S@. p@. 3S.5S 3SjS. Il IS NJ 3 GGIIs@$$y GIs@$E
Maximum temperature %.
Minimum tempcraturc 53.
Possible sunshine Fob rs. n hrs Z min.
Actual sunshine Feb. is. g hrs 36 min.
Weather Indications
Los Angeles Cloudy Wednesday. light
northwest wind. CHANGING to MesterLA--
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-20
Poultry Ranches

POULTRY LAND
For sale-Dest level land I'm this state
only $40 per acre near cars and town;
abundance of water high elevation; no
fogs; settlers get in on ground floor and
save money; terms.
MISS McCREA,
211 Lankershim bldg, Third and Spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-01

i find as matter of fact that said COM
pany had on April l, 1896. subject to tax
alton, $4,000 lbs. of stock in process Of
the fair market value of i2c per pound
and of a total value of $33, Geo; and l. ,O95
lbs of starch of the fair market value of
.Ole9c. per pound, and of a total value of
S.2o.N. With reference to the oil, the pc
titioners cuntrUvtr ed the price assessed
ter of fact that said company on said
date had 900 gals. of oil of the fair mar
fle't value OF 63ic. per gallon, and a total
value Of $l3l.01
We therefore fird as q matter of fact
that said assessors oVcrvalued said per-
Sonal property s6:;67.2).
> With reference To the various pieces
OF real estate not connected with the
manufacturing plant proper of said com
pany. the petitioners did not controvert
tho values placed upon said parcels by
ne assessors except IN the case OF the
Edwards block so called valued by said
assessors Mt $2f.oo0.U, and the buildings,
and land at the east end 81 the Konnebac
dam valued by the asSessors ut So 900 CO.
We iint as a matter of fact that the fair
market value as hcrcinbcfora defined on
April !. 1905. Of the said Edwards block
was 100000, ond Of said buildings ana
land ~ tn" east end Of the X, nnehpc dam
g,aS So6Oo0
W" therefore find as Il matter of fac.
that Tn" aSScSSOrS ov1rVauod said parcels
$1,000
3. We find as a matter Of fact that The
lalr market value as hcrt lEbefOrn defined
n Apri !. 1903. Of the water power. dam.
factory buildings and land connected
Herewith owned aud occupied by said
company for mill PURPOSES including all
the machinery in said Buildings was
$NSI,>37. ana that the assessors ovcrvallcd
the said properly $l56,67G.
T. We find as a matter Of fact that
there YVES no general undervaluation be
low tn" fair market value for purposes
Of t"Xation Of property generally
throughout the ritv While thrr,. were.
differences in the Valuations placed by
the assessors upon property generally
throughout TIE city. W" find that such
differences We're duc 30 differences in
Judgment. ana th:t the asscSs'1rs intend
"d to apply to the property generally
throughout tho city the S1rnc. M" hod If
valuation. and to place thereon IA fair
market value.
We therefore abnt" tho total general
tax assessed np"n all the property Of tie
n'titinncr For III" vrar 19G- $:ai9N o.: the
Ni!lac" District tax S2G7.2 and the Will
liamS District lax $2lG0
j. w. PASSETT,
Y T. El'ApTF,y,
~ IT, ADAMS
Dated at Augusta. Maine. Dee. Il. 1866.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-01

PMS OF ale; one dozen quarts of wine:
% dozen pints of beer
Inc totals for the State were as fol-
lows:
Eleven thousand one hundred and
nine gallons of whiskey; 497 gallons of
brandy; 1862 gallons of gin; $3.50 gal
Ions Of alcohol; 1929 gallons of rum:
e'S gallons of wine: 572 gallons of
cherry rum; 2,S33 dozen quarts OF
Wnlskey; 112 dozen pints of whiskey:
~ doZen quarts CT brandy; 49, dozen
quarts of gin; % dozen pints of cham
payne; 433 dozen quarts of porter; II
dozen pints of porter: 2,a16 dozen
quarts Of ale; 1872 dozen pints of ale:
20 dozen quarts of rum; Isl dozen
quarts Of wine; 400 dozen quarts of
beer; - dozen rints Of beer.
The expense Cf running the Office
was $i,GGi.ao The receipts being 10
per cent. of the sales. $l3i9;.23. The
amount Of the check turned over to the
state treasurer to balance was S.
529O3.
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Tho Majesty Of Women

.,,v makes them shrink from the
!Sa 1at questions. the obnoxious ex-
lnN;nations. and unpleasant local treat
sn AUS which some physicians consider
nD.santial in the treatment OF diseases OF
essen on Vet. if help can be had, it is
won.A % submit to this ordeal than let
% . So grow and spread. The trouble
". 80 ca often the woman undergocS ali
Eannwance and shame for nothing.
sMnse,rSandS\of women who have been
LII .d 81 DIR. Rerce'S Favorite Prescrip-
cur vim in appreciation Of the cure
" WI local ,reatments>S There Is 20 other
nodcine 50 sure and -a21e- i-1r dc Ice !.
9s%en as "Favoriic PreScrillIon.." 1t
VIZ: deb TIaI!ag drains, irrcgularity and
ILL., .l weakness. 1t always helps. 1t
l IInost ALWAYS cures 1t is strictly non
s1uaho,ic non secret, all its ingredients
s";Oa nrinted on its bottlc-wrappcr; con-
80 M dcletcrious or habit-fOrming
s-ngs and every native medicinal root
0..e,inc into its composition has the full
sndorsement OF those most eminent in the
.ayeral schools of medical practice. Some
- these numerous and strongest OF pro-
sss.ionaI endorsements OF its ingredients,
iii be found in pamphlet wrapped
.,onnd the bottle, also in u booklet mailed
trse on request, BY DR.. r. Y. Pierce, OF
pusalo. y. Y. These professional en-
agreements should have far more weight
chan any amount Of the ordinary lay, or
ron.nrofessional testimonials.
The most intelligent women nowadays
Insist on knowing what they take as med
time instead of opening their mouths like
. lot of young birds and gulping down
wba,eyer is offered them. "FavOrite Pre-
scrintionr is of KNOWN COMPOSITION. 1t
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll.
DR.. Piercc's Medical Adviser is sent free
m receipt Of stamps to pay expense Of
Mailing ouln. Send to DR.. X. '. Pierce,
Rffal0. n. Y, q Onc-cent stamps for pa
1er-rovered, or u stamps for cloth-bound.
II sick consult the Doctor, free of charge
by letter. All such communications are
hid sacycdly confidential.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-01
$1,244,433.50 FOR 1906.
Continued from Page Onc.)

the valuation placed thereon by the
assessors. We find as a matter of fact
that the company had on said date
stock in process of the fair market
value of $4,000.
We therefore find as a matter Of fact
that said aSscsSorS overvalucd said
personal property $lS,4J1.ao.
,. With reference to the various
pie ceS of real estate not connected with
the manufacturing plant proper of said
company, the petitioners did not con-
troVcrt the values placed upon said
parcels by the aSScSSOrS except in the
case of the Edwards block. so called.
valued by said aSscSsur:i at $4,000, ana
the buildings ANA land at the east end
of the kcnncbCc dam. valued by the
assessors at $1,000. We find as Il mat
ter Of fact that The fair market value
as hcrrimbcforc defined on April I, 1906,
of the said Edwards block was 10000.
and of said buildings and land at the
east end Of the kennehrc dam was
$3UU0U
We therefore find as matter of fact
that the aSScSSOrS oVcrValued said par
GELS $4,000.
3. We find rs q matter of fact that
the fair market value as hcrtinbeforc
defined on Auri !. 1906, OF the mill
privilege and dam. water power de
velopcd thereon and all factory build
ings and all land connected Herewith
owned ANA occupied by said company
Tor mill purposes, including all ma
chincry in said buildings, was $S%1 S31,
ana that the assessors oVerValucd said
property sl56.616
4. We find as Il matter of fact that
there WAS no general characterization
below the fair market value for pur-
poses of taxation of property general
ly throughout the city. While there
were differences in the valuations plac-
ed by the aSScSSorS upon property gem
orally throughout the city we find that
such differences We're due to differences
in Judgment. and that the assessors in
tended to apply to the property gener-
ally throughout the city the same
method Of valuation, ana to place
thereon Il fair market value
We therefore abate the total general
tax assessed upon all the property of
the petitioner for the year 1906, 1919
30; the Village District tax S32251:
and the Williams District tax $2O.5O.
Dated at Augusta. Me. Dec. 81. 1906.
j. w. BASSE.TT
]. r. BRADLEY,
II. II. ADAMS.
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ALBION.

c. W. IIusscy of Waterville was in
town Sunday.
A. NJ. Stratton expects to 80 to Bos-
ton on business this week.
Geo. Reynolds of Palermo was in
town Sunday.
Henry Abbott ana Charlie Meader of
Watcrvillc called on friends in town
last week.
Willie Robinson met with the mis-
for une of falling and breaking his arm
one day last week.
T.. j. Crosby has gone to Augusta
to enter upon his duties as representa-
tive.
Anna Wood has gone to Brewer to
teach in one of the city schools.
The Whist Club was entertained at
the Grange hall Saturday evening by
Miss Emma Nelson and Mrs. Lila
TraSk
y. X. Russell of Warren spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in
town. ias,
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the Grange hall Thursday evening.
Jan. g.
The annual election of officers took
place at the Christian s. S. Dec 80.
with the following results: Supt c. T.
Fuller: assistant superintendent, c. s.
Billings: secretary. John Copeland:
treasurer. Eva Copeland; librarian,
Mrs. Nellie Fuller; assistant librarian,
Clara Libby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-01
STATE OF MAINE.-Kenncbec s.: Coun-
tN Commissioners of Kennebec Co Ed
wards Manufacturing Company, Peti-
TONERS for Abatement of Taxes
DECISION.

DECISION.
The assessors Of the city Of Augusta for
the purpose Of the assessment of taxes
for the year 100, placed a valuation for
that year of $l,oli. il30p upon real estate
Of u" Edwards Manufacturing Company
describe q in the record Of assessment Of
taxes of the city for dat year as water
power, dam ANA al factory buildings and
all land connected Herewith cwIcd and
occupied by said company Tor mil pm
poses, including all machinery in said
buildings, 9ilfi Spindlc$, At $lu.,1 per
spindle
Said assessors also placed an aggrc-
gate valuation tor said year Of $l:1 80 10
ui,Gn various diStirct pieces Of real eS-
tate of SAID company not connected with
its manutacturinb plant proper and ON
br9cinS all tn" real estate. outside oi the
real estate described IN the preceding par-
aGrIph, owned by said company ana lia-
bic to taxation in said Augusta
SAID asses rs also placed a total val
latfun of $lW.tn2D fOl' said year upon Ger
tain PERSONAL property of said company
described i'll said record Of assessment as
't'"@o lbs. cotton at .Hl3c., $,l,5.:;.ob
stock in process. :.:D.nUO HIS. at I3c SID
6r@i; cpal. ~" Il. at 500, $2-a"n; 2i-o
gals. of oil at 1nc., $100Wl; starch I>.ula
lbs. at .dlNgC., $500; supplies. such as
tWin". flannel, rope, parts of machines,
ct''.. >@N0.W: horse carts. etc. $3l0oH.'
t,r, ,c,,. fro,,, ~, dat " s,iaI ..,.
MINT said cn,nnom1. nrneemto,; 20 ~, ~,
sasrn,,. az thn IT. ~ hu..I'l.., rnr .,I,
year its application in writing praying
ahYtornrnt In thn :,monnt or thn fax,e .,l-
scsscd mon said property as should b..
reasonable and lust and stated in lis
written Application the grounds therefor.
The assessors on tn" 18th lay Of August,
1876. refused TO make the abatement ask
ed for and therclpon said company APP
piled by petition 10 this board at its next
meeting. and at IN adjournment thereof
held Sept. IS 1906 an adjourned meeting
of tie board was ordered to b" held at
the court hnuS" in Augusta on Wednc%-
day thc Eth dav Of October. 1866. at 10
o'clpck \ NJ. far tho ui1rpose If hearing.
,bn ,orti., ana oJiu,lic1tinr upon tbn
I',' " ,; ., L1 -. ,I' ,,>
IL - -. ~ ~, .,'r
Hiiu ,iil.' '.o,i ~ I'LL" ,I.f i.iu ".n LII,
XIX - ~ h, oi,,,, ~ cniI
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lakes LUNGS WELL!

lmgs, nna want sore lungs, diseased
,naIaiass,' eumonia, and any of the allied
LARD'S W That you DO want BAL
lntern,MM,o hderful GOLDEN OIL. Take
ye externally: yonn - fnd 5ei II MS,i ap
lrsinglv o lure Your lung ailments i'm sur
srugsisSS SEIIGk time. Ask your trader or
sssrful Col lIn I'm, for BALLARD's Won
D. SSS,t3,ie rs BALLARD CoLD T, N a ahn
oid Town. Me. A'''i'N o'<
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j. w. RASSETT,
v l.. ErAnT .EY.
~ IT. ADAMS.
Dated at Augusta. Maine. Dee. 81. 1866
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-01
SOUTH VASSAEBORO.

Walter Stone of Augusta passed Sun
day at his home in this place.
Mrs. l.. T.. Nhitehousa was guest
of her sister Mrs. j. T.. Webb, at Riv
erside Sunday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Isaac Trlsk and daugh-
ter We're Sunday guests at j. p. Twitch-
ellis.
G. F. Cobb is on the sick list.
Mrs. Fl. +. Whitchouse of South China
was a visitor at +. b.! Whitehouse' S
Friday.
Mrs. II. \. WhitehcuSc has moved to
South China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-01
NORTH VASSALBORO,

Kcnncbcc Lodge, No. l2l. i. o. O. F..
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year on Dee. .: Noble grand.
Henry d. +. Aver; vice, grand, Roy c.
Smith; secretary. George y. Woodsum:
treasurer. Edgar NJ. Durham. At the
next meeting, Jan. l, the First degree
will BE- conferred. followed by a ban
uuet. All Odd Fellows are invited.
The scmi-annual stock taking ac-
count has been gone through with at
the Eassalboro wooden mill the past
week.
Christmas was duly observed ut the
churcE,S in this village. ON Monday
night 1T the Methodist church WAS q
tree ana Santa Claus gl&ddencd the
hearts Of the children and some of
larger growth. Rev. Il. a. 'olpitS. the
pastor. was remembered with 4 purse
Of $50 f.om the part of his charge and
$40 from East Vassalboro. ON Tuesday
evening the Baptist friends had their
exercises.
We ere very glad to be able to report
little Miss Lcota. the daughter of Rev.
and Mrs Cnli,its. who has been sick
with Pneumonia, as much improved.
r. a. Wing is shipping his Cook APP
pies. Two ears We're sent last week
and the rest will go this week. The crop
from this orchard was 100 barrels.
NJ +. Cummings is in this vicinity
buying apples for the Liverpool mar
kct.
The vote Of Winslow on Saturday to
allow the Augusta * WuterVillc Elec-
trio l.. Il. Go. to enter that town was
received here with evident satisfaction
as North Nassalboro will now be con-
Erct"d with the two cities.
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COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
NORTH MONMOUTH.

b Mr.. Stanley father of Mrs. Walter
Hill, died at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hill, Christmas morning, aged about
so years. He came from Machias last
fall to visit his daughter and was
stricken down with Z shock soon after
Ills arrival. Funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at MIR. Hills home. Rev.
w. II. Jackson. Advent. officiating. The
singing was by Mrs. jackson and
daughter Ruth. Hiram Sinclair. under
tallcr Of Winthrop, conducted the SER
vices. The remains We're placed in the
Winthrop tomb.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
costunhrss d BrusaIas.

En- Bruuela1, sI 19 de Enero dc cada
aho, Hon las mujsres las que mandan On
Ia casa, no tsnisndO los hombTsS mas re-
medic qua acatar 81 voluntad obsdeoer
eiegsments.
Eata costumbre tiene 50 fundamsnts,
ri bien diferen las opiniones RcsrcR de
81, aiendo dos Las vsrsioneI que 80 dan;
La primerR 10 explicR por que el 19
de Enero de l,O0l, Lar mujeres dc BruEe-
Ias vieron volver & sus maTidos & quienes
crsfan musrtOB On la CFusRda, haciGndoleB
nm mognificO Tecibimiento.
La otEa es esta: Habiendo IN prfn.
Cipe que Hitiaba Bruuelas psrmitidO
Ias muieTeI de aquella poblaci6n que pa.
diaraD salir de ella, llsvando 10 que ds
m6A pTscioEo tuvisran, IRs vic HaliF poz
IR puerts csrgads cada cual con "a mari
do. Conmovido 81 principe, psrdon6
todos los habitantes.
Ests Aegunda version parece mas pro-
pis que la primerR, para txpIicaE el podeT
de que las mujeFeH dc Bruselas goaRn el
6fa 19 dc Enero de CadR ana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
NOTICAS De
BAYbMON.
El suiCidiO OCurlito
en- eI SaltO de COmsrfo
Das dosesnIlanlsnios dsl trOn d ID llnsa fs.
Trea del OSslo.
(Ds naestre sorr sp0nsal.l )

Octubre 25.-El sefior fiscal del Dis.
trito licenciado Torres GEau, BIB sstado
hoy an esta oiudsd en- una investigaci6n
sobre ma jugsda, saliendo pFecipitAdamen-
ts para el Salto de ComaTfo, con motive de
IN Buicidio en- dioho lugeF.
Acompahaba 81 Reiiolsis seal 81 teniente
Quinones, de la detective el teniente
Sehettini, itfs de Ia policfs de eata Ciudad.
Alrsgrsso del senior daesl del Halto, me
infoEm6 que 90 tFatabR da an AuiCidio, que
10 era an americana, sl Cual 10 habfs d.
do dos heridRG graves una en- la traquia
ctFa en- 81 est6mago. El americana no
habia muaEto todavlR anoChs.
-Ha Fegrssado de ManAtf, donde 10
encOntgaba aaistiendo 90 herwano don
Pacf6Co, nusstFo buen amigo don Camilo
TAboaB, empFeHario de eBta ciudad. El
doctor MufioE, da San Juan asiBti6 una
oonsults para el gefior Pacfdco, quien 90
encusntTa baatants mejorado. Mucho noE
aIegFamoH dc clio.
lei tranvfs do Ia Ifnea f6rrea del OeB-
To tnvo aver dor Observation-Disclosures ain que
hubisrs que lamentar ning6n accidentt
daggraciado. Unicamsnts la p6FdidR d
tempo. Ell senior fiscal se encontr6 en- 81
Begundo de dichoa descarriIamientoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
SOcOnO OaoLIunO.

Recientsmente una banda de 'expro'
pisdorea" invadi6 en- plsno dfa una cfcinR
do correou de San PetsFhbuTgo. La for
mula empleada por estoB CAballeroB tan
resueIt y es bien conocida. & Manos aTri.
ba" Todos 10 empleadoH obedeCieTon,
como movidos por un rssorte, mientraa
que los bandidos, limpiaban todaa laU ga.
vetsB.
Pero Ia sanorits telegrsfsts ocu'ta en-
una pieza vecina, no psrdi6 81 pEesencia
de espfritu, r6pidaments dirigi6 4 la as'
taci6n. de policfa mas ceEcanA este lac6nico
despachc: "Nos daAyAjilan, coErsd, prom
to-. Nadie acudi6, y Lon malhechoreS sc
rttiraron despu6B de haber dejado la GAIA
vacia. Media b "a dsBpu6B de au partida
ls teItgrsfata reCibi6 ssta extrsfa Tespusa
to: "Expedid un deBpacho formal del
servicio; I6lo artoncss 90 podr6 enviaT 90
corEol!
Y despu6s 30 hab!a della anarqufa dc
los revolucionRrios Fusog.