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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-01
MACANAzOS
EN- MBYAGUEz.
AIsglsS hOTaS de Ia maiaRa en- Ia
sDertura def nueVO curse ssCOIar
En- brtVO 50 smpSzaEd ID rSplrtGIdn Do las Gales
dVla GIadad
(Ds nuestrO oOrrespOasaJ }

-LoH vecinoa del barrio de Ia marina
diafrutRr6n, la noChs del jueves, de una
buena FetFeta, que ejscutaE& Ia banda re-
Cisntemente eBtablecidR por 81 reputadO
mtsico Panchito Dulievrs. El prcgramA
de Ia Tetreta es 81 que sigue:
1-Maoch 'YAr kiana" e. e. LofEis
2-Pclka "Addsh' con variacinnes de
Oornetfn, Losay. = OveEtuTa "Zsmpa'' /,
HeEold. 4-Walz "I4oveIsnd", Holzman.
6-Danzs mo dudss", MADEIRA. Sin.
termszzo Two Steps "Fsathsr Queen,
Mabel Nc Kinley.
A juzgsT por el prcgVRma, puede apfs-
oiaEse que IL banda oEganizada poK 81 jo-
ven Duliebre habr6 de responder digaa.
mente. Y entonceB digno 60 81 B.nor Dn.
lievre de que 90 le Ryude y pToteja.
lei pOlicia inHuiaV de Bervicio en- esta
Ciudad, Juan Mays, desca1gi variaS veces
Bu rotten sobTe el caBi idiota Juan Msrtf-
neg luego fu6 condenado 81 CsBi idiots q
disO de pFisi6n.
Ell policfa 173 estuvo 4 punto, tam
bi6n, de emplesr Ia macana Bobre Ia Cabe.
30 de nm individuo que eRtaba un POGO
Ombrisgado.
Cabot el c6IabTe industrial en- el sYts
culinario, obsequi6 hoy algunos amigos
CON un buan RImuerzo, 81 cual asisti6 81
ST. Rlcslde. Sc trstaba de abrir al p6bliCo
I'm buen restaurant del Sr. Cabot
LAS primeTss horaB de Is manana de
boy fueron muy slegrsV, con motive de Is
aperture de las eScuelRs. Acudieron s
Cada edifciosl 7Bs grado eseuels, 10.
alumnoa mt tricuIadOs sevs1a ma legion
de DiftB nifisg, con Riegres algszaTRS
jugueteOp. Mas de 200 nifion He han qu
dRdO Biu poder inscFibi ae pol lts de site.
-Vuelveu numerosos padres de ifioS
de ls escuela "RoosevsIt" suplicsrntp
llamemos Ia atenci6n sobrs 81 estado de
ploTabIe los alredsdores de squel edif.io
Con motive de Ia liuvis, squsllo eu ut
fsrguero Conatante. La junta de instru
ei6n y 81 alcaldt SsefiOr Riera, deben co tar
esq da6cienoia.
ptfa el profsuorado en- el grs.
escuela "Roosev elt' Ia SIta.
Dtro.
re empezarS eI alcalde q repa.
de eBta ciudad.
81 fuerte sguacero de hoy,
utisron deScargas ei6ctricas
= usauaH en- TODD eats periodic dc
Iluvia".
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De- S0CIEnA1.

Un baatSsO en Arroyo. de Arroyo nos
anvian notas Etferenta- { una animada
fiesta cslebrada elf con motivO del bAUti
90 de un moniaimo nino de los enpesoB
Beygodera Alvarez Torres Fuercn pa.
drinos Ia bella distir guida A'fiaEita
Leita Baiz 90 hermano don Juan y un
Undo lamilsete de balIas distiUguidas
atfl1r tas cOncuEri6 la casa de los dis
tipguidoe esposOs Vic nte BslgodeTe y
Ana AlVaFtz Torres, en- donde fueron
oortesmenta htendidoe.
Entire Las demas estsbRn Las, seiioRaB y
sefl0Fitas Bruno, Pales, Enriqueta Bruno
viuds de Lopes, Bosch de MoYazzani, Car
meiita Mandfa, Rubita BHenes Amy, RO'
csfort, VidaI Lopez Curet, Belencita de
Diego, Cruz Gallant y Juanita Sanchez,
foEmaudo an grupo poE demas encantadoE.
Deseamo1 gvato poTvaniF 81 nuevo cTis'
Gano Rafael BglgodeFe Alvarez.
PersOnGLss DE regFeAo de lon Eatadog
Unidcs, sa encueptra an eEta Ciudad 81
liCeneiado BaDitaE CaHtsfioA Bien venido
El licenciado Salvador Vilella, de La.
res, eAt6 en- San Juan dssde aver. Que
le sea grata 81 paEmanancia aquf.
Los Angsles..- MsHRna CeIebFan BuB
diaB, beIlaG y distir guidas damitaB de elts
ciudad , reCOrdamoB entire elias, envikn'
dole nueStEa mds expresiva felicitaci6n,
las de Hernandez UAeEa, Hernsndez, Mo
Iius, Perez. Pierret, Lars. saIdsnA ZsTsta
DAub6u = Qieda. Que haya niempEe fla
res On 90 camino por Ia-vida.
fGEMpER
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EI tIradOr do paIOnas.

81 guardis Rlfael Morales convirti6sf
en- scmbrs msgica de Serafin RAMIREZ,
obGgando 6Ste ccjer tres TamoB SesD
tres SentenCiaE Nueve meseS de cdrcel
NADIA menos.
Fu6 denunciado de pEimers iutenci6D
porqus en- la noche del ~, en- Ssnturce,
diatEito judicial de esta corte municipal,
malicioSa y voluntarismente hurt6se diez
p.lomaS de Ia propiedad de Miguel Fe'
Ersiro, Las que vendi6 RobuAtiano Conde;
otra, por hprtsT pslomaH de- Maria Co.
rrea, , otrs por hsCer 10 propio, imprO'
pismente, en- Ia propiedad de Herm6genes
Villaf, ne.
POr cada hurto 81 juez del VaIle, impu'
30 treH messa de Rrrelto al tira'Or de
pRlomas"
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Ii matIl-ul1s en- lis sseusIss.

Algunos padres de familia de Cataio,
qusj6nss de que no hsn podido mRtrfcuIsr
& suS hijos en- sIgunsS esouelas de San
Juan.
Procuramos iDformarnos ofcialmente
con ID JuEts eEcOlar de San Juan pode'
mos ofrecer los aiguienteS detallel:
CRtafio ca primer t6rmino peEtsnece al
distFitTito eaColar de Bsyam6n, en- este
distrito no h,y Cebida para los aIumnos
Fssidentes aquf, habiendo qusdado de Ia
matricula de la escuela ''CoI6n" 40 nifios
sin c'bida , RlguuOs mas en- ls "High
6choo'P'.
Sc hs llegsdo 81 scusrdo de repRYtir
sHOs RIumnos en- las OtrRS escus'a4 psrti'
culaTments en- lR de Emerson, donde
hay I9 pupitFes utiIizshIeg.
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SaIVad a los NifoS

!. IOdO el Mundo Sc Enternece ar
cOntemplar el Amor PaternaI.
NADIA conmueve tanto un padre
como verse Tornado a presenciar
los sufrimientos de un hiio amado.
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EsCUELA PARTICULAR.

Las sefioritas Margaret Weyer he.
len LAypoTt prtfAoraE de expsriencia en-
Puerto Rico, RbEir6n una esCuela de alto
gEado para ls ensefi1n de sf ioFitsI de
MINIS pequefios en- el eumerado edifcio,
n6meFo 10, Gale de la Fcrtalesa. 81 pro-
poBito de ests fscusIa ser6 eI de daF & les
eduCandos la mas Omplets instruction in.
talectusl , moral, d6ndoSs prefsTencia par
ticuIar & Il de iugles.
Las pFofesoras ue hAIlaT&n en- la escus-
ia, ndmero 10 Fortslezs, desde Lar 8 de la
mRdRnR hRsta lss 4 de la tarde.
PoE tanto, los pndTeH de f,milia que de,
seen cOIocar suu hijoS, puedsn vsEBs con
las refsridas prtfssoras en- las horas indi.
csdsg. Tvs
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{ fBEMPER
On hQsn thsuue.

Ell dis 19 de JUNO, ia Csrro de Pas
co Mining co.., del PERT ha girado &
cargo del Banco Alem6n Trausatl &c tico
nm cheque, ndmero 715, por la Buma de
1l0 600 tb oEo seIlado (iibGas 10000 &
sea 100000 soles de plata, y & favor de
la navegsci6n mineEa Santa Inez' ,
"MoPocoCha.''
Eata gruena suma eB para la cancellation
de Ia escritura de compra que hizo la pri.
msYa empresa, de Las citadas minaB
'SaDta Iuea" Y ''Morococha, !" Dor 10 suma
de 120 700 Iibraa, do Ias que ya Be habfan
sntregado 10000
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pr6ximsmente.
En- q momentO que SO discutfan tales
leyes dijo BiBmalk:
''Yo quieEO que 81 obrsro eat6 Rsegura-
do contra las inClemenciss de Il invalidez
y del hambTe; que mire uatisfecho Bu veisz
y Hu future, asf como tambi6n que man.
teBga yivo 81 Bsntimiento de Il dignidad
humana que hRSta eI alem6u mss humiIde
quieTo EeCibs, rarA que no este ain darecho
como an simple pordiosero'.
Isl quaEemoa d anhslamoa ID grand0Sa
del imperio, debsmoB pEOpendsE formar
gFandes ciudadAnoB ffaica moraImanta
ts pEeCiDo rodearlos de todos Los cuidados
y otoTgarle todas las libsRtadan oonspatibEss
con So estadO moral -isltsEsctWaE puo.to
que 81 EepTeBentaEG msiiAna u mayor de-
Is gVandsEa nacionaI".
p. Sierra.
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SIgus d gran blratlIls.

Olan gran baEatiIIo de is oentayos { 10.
5000 Colehonsu ( 81 rs, oamas, oolsha.
neh muablaa e. q Cillo ! u Ylegaina,
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ssasIbIo f.Il.cImlOnta en- Carolina.
lDe nasstr0 corr ssponsall

septismbre 3O.-s cundina AJgarfn de
Hernandez huPgEa de nueBtros amigos }
coEFeligionalioB don Marcos Hernandez }
don Cristiuo Dfas, falleci6 de affection csF'
diaea. Contaba 55 amos de edad. 9u
fallecimiento ccurri6 en- Ell barIio de Tgu'
iiiln bsio. de Carolina.
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Isla d Manhattan.

Be cree ganerAlments que lR isla de
Manhattan es compsTativamente Llama.
Bin embargo, desde 81 nivel del sgua en-
Ia bataFfa hasta sl Gran CfFculo en- 81
Parqus Central hay uu desnivel de rs
pies, qFe Bube haatA $50 GA 81 camino del
pUsnIa % Washington J la cAlls 41S ..
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ZIIlIldSlIIII|
Ia Nueya Emulsion de Acsite de HfQado "a
Bacalao nor EScelencia

La N1eya Emulsion de Acsite de Hfgado %
Bacalao por Exeelencia.
reconstituye q los nifos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres Y muje-
res fuertes y vigorosos.
Es el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna 4
cada nif1o, casi siempre podemos
conservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijos propios,
sino al mundo entero.
El bien comdn demanda que
todo nifio sea saludable. -
Los nifios debiles causan mucha
augusta a sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
malefeos de los padecirnientos in
families, evitando Ia tisis y robando
Ia condici6n anemica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcios
SOS de la primera dosis. =
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pueato, Becci6n de gRstos, sucontramos que
fueron emplsadoA $5.184 79 en- la limpiezs
de GALES, pla7ss pageoB, Sc 519 81 en-
sstancias de los hoBpitRles, So 925 so en- Ell
material de Is botica munlciOel recetag
despachadag, SIS 600 en- b.mbeEos, once
mil tres dollars SO cts. en- conservation de
edifcios pdbieou, jardines, construction de
RcersH repsraci6n de calles. De IoB
fondos de caminog fueron empleados
$6 SOB % en- esta importants atenci6n
hacienda economics por ST. 499 70.
FL slumbrado pdbico de i8 ciudad pla'
va edifcioB muniCipales impoEt6 $17 mil
1854 78 con una economfs de $13512 Fe
psgaFon 1888 48 por tercer plazo in
teTeEeH del apticipo hecho poH 81 gobierno
iugu ar, 81 500 por 81 plazo de constTuC'
ci6n de una casa eHcuela y $147 09 de
fandoB de jubilaCiones del magistsTio.
$22 600 faeYon tambien aatisfechos para
smortizaci6n de bonos iDtereHes de estos
y $6.276 81 en- pago de deudaH de result
taB de afios anterioFes.
La contribution Bobrs ls propiedad pro-
dpjo $64 46687 con un aumento d.
$5.266.87 sobre el 6ltimo afio la de
caminos So 832O6 con I'm aumento de
1882 06.
Los srbitrioa municipaIes dieron IN in
gEeso de $13 1891 , 81 aoueducto So mil
976.12
Examin6ndoss las partidas de u seCci6n
de gsHtos del ref rido prasupuesto, SO We
que todos los ramos dc la administration
p6blica fueron Gtsndidos en- particular
Ia limpieza de ls ciudad arregIo De sus
GALES cuyo impoEtante pFoblsma Cd uno de
los de mas dffcil soluci6n en- aqusllR ciu
dad, por 10 eBtenssB de 6stas , 50 aituaci6n
topogr66ca.
SuEcTibe los cuadEou estsdos de Ia H.
quidRCi6n del pFeBupuesto Teferido 81 sefloE
Julio r sich, contadoT de aqnsl munici'
pic. EBe trabsjo revelr idoneidad cum'
plimiento eBtricto de las disponiciones de
Ia ley vicente.
ri irganiero senior Bias silva nusCribs
el informe Fegpscto & Ia inspection de
ObraB pdblicas municiralaa. De eBte
trabajo NOS oOuparemoB en- Ia pr6ximRB
notss.
81 aIcalde y munieipio de Ponce, puss,
han hschO 90 busn trabajo en- favor del
pueblo que les elijiera para adminiHtrar
Loo inteFeses del pFocomdn
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Enmainrz,nsuVoaAO papcl q =.
RI61lsa Villla { olQo IG1 % kles tn Gstn'
ga
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soul is dried away; there is nothing
at all besides this mama before our
eyes"
1t was not so much the tleshpots of
Egypt that they sighed for as for the
succulent leek, the pungent onion. the
odorous garlic. The onion is the Welsh
national emblem. In Spain and Italy
garlic, which is merely Il condensed
onion, enters into nearly all dishes Of
both the rich and poor. The onion
thrives in Siberia and in Honduras.
1t tlourishes on the Nile and on the
Mississippi. 1t was favorite with the
Ptolemies of ancient Egypt and it finds
favor with the highest and the lowest
in Macon and Charlotte The Lady of
ShalOtt died of a broken heart because
she had TO give up either onions or
her lover.
Her lover was one of those finnicky
fellows who objected to the odor OF
onions and she would not give up the
shalott. The onion is all right 1t
never seeks to conceal itself. 1t is
about the only thing in hash in which
one can have MISUNDERSTANDING
American.
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Mexico, following the recent violent
earthquake, is waiting in frenzy of
terror to see what the volcano of Coli
ma will do. Like a grim outpost of the
internal regions it has terrorized south
ern Mexico for half century. 1t
seems always on the verge of terri
Bile outbreak, like that of Mount Pelee.
Residents of the earthquake wrecked
cities Of Chilpancingo, Chlapa and
Tiytla are cursing this fire topped mon
ster to the west. Belief is general here
that water finding it's way through fis-
sures from the nearby ocean stirs up
the volcano. People are asking if the
awful force created from a sudden in
rush of water into the heated crater
found its vent in the destroying earth
shocks at this point.
The peak of Colma is 1900 feet
high For fifty years it has vomited
smoke, flame and ashes. Ashes fall $50
miles away In the immediate danger
zone are prosperous sugar and coffee
plantations. There are also several
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-23
CLUBMAN SHOOTS CABBY
CASTOR c. PHILLIP PRINCIPAL IN
SCRAPE AT WASHINGTON.
Frank B. Mockabee May Die as Result of
Wound-Quarrel Over Commits
sion Cause of Crime.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May IS
CASTOR G. Philip of New York and
Washington, Il leading clubman, early to-
day shot Frank b. Mockaber, a carriage
driver with whom he had been spending
the night. Mockabee was taken TO the
emergency hospital where he is said to
be seriously wounded.
Philip and Mockabee reached the Ar
lington hotel at an early hour in Phillip
automobile The chauffeur says that the
two men were quarreling on the way to
the hotel over a commission Mockabcc
alleged to be due him presumably Tor
Mockabee's services as guide
Philip, who apparently had been drink
ing, entered the hotel and some time later
Mockabre also entered and started for
Philips room which was on the fifth
floor and there an alteration occurred
in the corridors. A hall boy summoned
one of the clerks who found Mockabee on
the floor with Philip leaning over him, re
voverin hand. Mockabee was heard to say
"Oh. you have shot me. The clerk
opened Mockabee's coat and found that
bullet had penetrated his left breast
below the heart He then took from
Philip the revolver which the latter was
handling carelessly. Philip was arrested
and taken to police headquarters.
Philip has been living in Washington
except for seasons in New York, for a
great many years and he has prominent
connections here. His brother is Capt.
]. Van Ness Philip, formerly of the
Fourth Immune regimen during the
Spanish war and for Il time chief of the
bureau of insular affairs.
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5000 MEN ON STRIKE,
Italian Trackmen on New Haven Road
Walk Out-Struggle May Ex-
tend to New York.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 2O.-Ncar.
~ 1000 Italian traCkmcn employed 10y
the New York. New Haven n Hartford
Railroad Co. on all divisions of the road
went on strike today, rs the result Of the
roads refusing their demand for Il IL
per cent. increase over their present
wages of $50 a day. 1t is said the
strike will extend from New York to
Boston.
PROVIDENCE, X. L., May 2O.--A re-,
quest for an advance of 10 per cent. i'm
wages, to take effect next Monday, will
he served at once upon all mill owners in
Rhode Island who have not already sig.
nihcd their intention of following the
lead of Fan River and New Bedford in
advancing the wages of the textile opera.
tlVCS.
BUFFALO, n. y, May 2O.-Thrr5
HUNDRED freight handlers on the docks
quit work today, demanding an increase
Of wages from l7i2 to 20 cents an hour.
The freight house of the New York
Central was the principal one affected.
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Are Our Railroads Financially Strong?

our railroads, since their organization,
have been in continuous cycles of failure
and reorganization. Now, Why is this
1t should hc noted that. in the first place
railroads differ from street roads in that
competition is practically unrestricted
save by considerations of capital. See.
ondly, that they dllier from foreign
roads, especially English roads, not only
in this point of Compotitiou--nu road al
lowed to he constructed in England uJ
til Il public need exists for it-but in the
fact that the money To construct Amer
can railroads has been raised 10y the crra
ton of debts and not from the cuutrlbu-
tons of partners.
In general business depression a rail
road alone of all the Industries, is I'M
able to stop running and, relatively
speaking, must lose. Its soiycncy de
ponds simply on whether it can meet it,,
obligations or not. Now the ratio of the
fixed charges TO the whole yearly income
of railway will rise as the income fails.
If the fixed charges consume the cutir,
surplus, then the road must either de
fault, or borrow, or realize ON other a>-
sets. II the situation continuous long,
then the last two remedies are exhaust
ed, and 1t goes into i receivers hands
As matter of fact, the immediate aui
Client cause of trouble has usually bon a
floating debt which the railroad has iapu
unable either to fund or to pay off. 10
make an estimate as to how well on.
railroads could stand the next business
depression, let us assume that. with fixed
charges as of June 30, 1906. their net
earnings should fall to those Of the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1900.
II would appear that upon Il recurrence
of The conditions existing In 1899 the
Atchisou, Southern railway. the Eric
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thriving cities. The people are panic
stricken, believing worse is to come,
Homes are being abandoned. Hilltops
are turned into refugee camps. The
people are praying.
The present volcano is really the Sec
ondary crater of old Colima, which is
seven miles away and towers 1890
feet high The new volcano first be-
came active in 1851. The next serious
outbreak was in 1908. All the time.
however, small disturbances are going
on. They occur at intervals varying
from a few hours to several days. The
city of Colima and surrounding coun-
try has been frequently visited oy
earthquakes, but periods Of unusual
activity by the volcano and the earth
quake shocks have never before oc-
cured at the same time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-23
SOCIAL GAIN A REAL LOSS.
Dukes Daughter Went Backward
When Husband Was Made n Peer

Women filled With fatuous fancy
to introduce the British system of So
cial precedence or a bad imitation of
ii, into this country would do well, per-
haps, to give heed to the trouble they
lave even in experienced England with
that sort of thing. 1t is the popular
idea that all changes of social position,
so long as one remains in society at all,
must be for the better. Nothing of the
sort.
An EngliShwoman, through no fault
OF her own, easily may lose many steps
in the order of precedence and she
doesn't have to marry beneath her"
To do it. Strangely enough. if a dukes
daughter becomes the bride of COM
moner she retains the position she held
before marriage. But let her husband
beware lest in advancing himself he
pull his wife down the ladder, for that
is precisely what he'll do if he breaks
into the peerage.
case in point is that of Lady VIM
borne She is the daughter of a duke.
and as her husband was only n baronet
at the time of their union she lost
none of her own rank. As long as she
was only Lady Cornelia Guest society
ciassed her as a dukes daughter. But
when Guest was raised to the pecrage
his wife stood no longer in the position
of the daughter of a peer, but in that
Of the wife of one. Instead of taking
her rank from her father, she took it
from her husband, and as Il lord isn't
as exalted rs a duke her position in
the order of precedence to-day is ten
steps lower than It was before and for
a while after her wedding.
A pleasant contrast is the case of Sir
Edward Malet, who recently refused a
neerage because it would have reduced
his bride, Lady Ermyntrude, from the
rank of the Duke of Bedford's daugh-
ter to that of a barons wife. Lady
Margaret Compton, daughter of the
Marquis of Northampton lost six steps
in the precedence scale when she gave
her hand TO Lord Loeb, whereas had
she become the wife of plain John
Smith she would have retained the
high rank of her girlhood -New York
Press.
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RIOT CALLS NECESSARY,
Evansville Gnd) Car Strike Becoming
Serous-Police Have Hard Work
Troops May Be Called

ANSNILLE, Ind, May 2O-The
first disturbance today between the street
car railway strike and non-uuiou en-.
ployos of the company occurred at Main
and Louisiana streets.
\ crowd surrounded car manned by
strike breakers and began jrcring. \
riot call brought police officers on hi.
cycles who dispersed the crowd The
situation last night appeared serious
Troops may be asked for.
The car company operated hut few Of
the city cars Every car was stoned and
cggcd In many instances thl con
dMctnrs and mniMrmnm Mcrn lmimrnl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-05-23
TO FIGHT SOCIALISM,
Fatherland Labor League Is Organized in
Germany-Kaiser Endorses
Movement

HAMBURG, May - The Ipther.
land Labor league, consisting Of thirty.
seven labor unions FROM all parts Of Tho
empire, was organized here yesterday for
the purpose Of Combating the errors Of
Social Democracy ana its terrorism 10
business aud politics" Tplogrnms *.
pressing warm sympathy with the Oh.
icct. Of the league were received from
Emperor William and the imperial chan,
cellor, Prince Won Bucluw,