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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

President Roosevelt says there are
only two battle tunes-'Dixie" and
"Garry Owen" STILL" comments the
Washington Post, most of us have
heard other tunes that made US feel
like fighting"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Noting all this river improvement dis
cussion in, the newspapers these days,
Hutchinson naturally asks where Cow
creek comes in.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
anyway.

Apropos of Mr.. Rockefeller's predic-
lion that the trusts will eventually be-
come the peoples savings banks. the
Lawrence World is reminded of little
hoy whose mother advised him to give
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

But perhaps in George Washington s
day they didn't call it lie when it was
told to the assessor-just the same as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Still, this isn't the first time David
r. Francis has been nominated for
the presidency the year before the
convention met.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
A FIxTuRE IN HISTORY.

The cherry in the Fairbanks cocktail
now deserves a place in history with
the cherry tree and George Washing
toms Ratchet. Neither ever existed, but
both pointed a moral and adorned
tale.-New York world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Since Taft has visited Japan, very
likely the Japs would like to, have the
fleet that is on its way to the Pacific
sail right over there and visit them for
It'll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

An advance of three dollars a thou
sand in the price of lumber is an
nounced. The lumber trust is doing it's
best to encourage the use of cement
blocks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
Out of Practice.

These kisses you sold me yester-
day are hard and stale,"growled a Gus
toner at the candy counter. ct
thought you claimed to keep only
fresh candles
eve do generally" replied the fair
saleslady. Those must have come
from an old batch. "-Lippincott's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

You really would not suppose that the
Father of His Country would find 1t
necessary to dodge his taxes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

1t appears to be extremely hard for
some high f1nanciers to believe that
honesty is the best policy when it
comes to actual practice
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
Another One.

ct see by the papers that a girl
drank a bottle OF ink yesterday and
almost died from the effects of it,
Did they arrest her for attempted
suicide?"
No; it happened in Pittsburg, and
she explained that she took it by mis-
take for the milk."-Harper's Weekly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

An exchange refers to Senator
Depew's speeches" Does anyone ever
listen when Depew speaks?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

'T am opposed" says Kansas con-
gresham, ito wholesale reduction of
tariff schedules" The public would just
as lief have retail reductions, for
retail is always more than wholesale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
UNCHANGED.

Mr.. Bryan will announce his candidacy
at a dollar-a-plate banquet in Omaha III
December. The price of Democratic
dinners alone remains unaffected by the
general rise in the cost of living.-New
York Evening Post
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
sHOI1LD TAKE CARE.

Mr.. Bryan should look for no sympathy
If it appears from Mr.. Roosevelt's forth
coming speeches that his wardrobe has
again been tempered with. He should
know enough by this time to take bet
ter care of his Washington
Post
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
THE RIGHT KIND.

Bishop Vincent /. is out in another
statement as to his position on religious
revivals. After q. careful perusal of
the bishops article we infer that he is
in favor of reviyals that really revive
and Of that biblical sort Of repentance
that needeth not to be repented Of
Holton Recorder. & E
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Already out in the wheat belt they
are talking about next years crop be-
ing assured" III
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Mark Twain not only receives 80
cents a word for his writings, but is
also ono of the few men who can ride
on Fl. Fl. Rogers private yacht.-De-
troit Free Press
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Are passes also forbidden on the Mis-
etssippi river?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
KANSAS COMMENT
THE NEW TAX LAW.

LIE NEW TAX LAW.
IN discussing the new tax law the
Leavenworth Times and Others have
Iallen into an error when they say it
VIII cause depositors to withdraw mon
ey from banks and send it out of the
state because the banks will be forced
to tell of their accounts. The new law
expressly provides that banks and
bankers cannot be compelled to dis
close their depositors or their accounts.
The fact is the new law ought to OPP
crate better for the man with money
or mortgages than the old method which
was generally unfair and was there
lore generally nuliified. Under the new
law or assessment at actual value the
tax rate should not exceed 1 per cent
where now it is or per cent and
the holder of money or securities can
AFFORD to pay the 1 per cent when he
was almost driven in self defense to
dodge the old high rate. 1t has been
the custom in Kansas to assess money
at one-thtrd to one-half, and real pro-
perty and most personal property at
from One-eighth to one-tenth of actual
value. If all will go on the same basis
ana pay the tax, the rate will be small,
the amount collected no larger and
there Will no longer be the inducement
for the tax Observation-Disclosures News.
YOUR UNCLE CYRUS.
Cy Leland will hardly be governor
put he would make a good one. Mr.
Leland has made enemies because he
has been in politics a long time, but
in all his politician career he has stood
for honesty in the public service. He
has been practical politician, but he
has held sacred every avenue of the
public service He has believed in
getting the offices for his friends but
he also believed in having them we'll
filled. He never had any patience
with wrong doing. He was intolerant
of shame and hyprocricy. He has been
down several times but he always gets
up. Leland will hardly be governor
but he would make a good one.-Law-
renee Journal,
SCHENCK MEANT 1T.
A year ago when John Schenck was
candidate for county attorney OF
Shawnee county the whisky fellows
prohibition question They do now.
He has driven the joints out of bust
ness, closed up the worst clubs, made |
the wholesalers hike, and is now land |
ing the whisky drug stores at the rate
of one a day. It seems that when he
took the oath of office he knew what
1t meant and is determined to do his |
whole duty.-Clay Center Times.
TAKES JOHN DIS PART.
And to think that John d. Rookie |
Teller has been abused as If he owned !
the entire stock of the Standard OIL |
when as matter of fact
he only owns a paltry fourth of 1t.
cut out three-fourths Of your abuse
Parsons Sun.
A DOUBLE-BARREL ROAST.
AS searcher. for the North Pole
Walter Wellman comes clearly In the
safe, sane and conservative class. In
fact he might be called the Alton
Brooks Parker of polar exploration in
more senses than one.-Fort Scott
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Whether the conflict on the Pacific
coast be one of race antipathy or Of
economic competition, it will not be
terminated until the white man or the
Asiatic is complete master of the situa-
ton; and by all accounts 1t is not going
to be the Asfatic.-Philadelphi Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09
SCHENCK MEANT IT.
TAKES John DIS PART.

And to think that John D. Rookie.
Teller has been abused as If he owned
the entire stock of the Standard Oh
company, when as matter of fac'
he only owns a paltry fourth of it
Next time you cuss Mr.. Rockefeller
cut out three-fourths Of your abuse
Parsons Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

AS a searcher for the North Pole
Walter Wellman comes clearly in the
safe, sane and conservative class. In
fact he might be called the Alton
Brooks Parker of polar exploration in
more senses than one.-Fort Scott
Republican.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Hasn't he an odd way of putting
things?'
Yes. especially golf ls."-Clsvelsnd
Plain Dealer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Mrs. Wall Street Ito farmer by road
side)-Pm SO glad to see you going In for
wheat, Mr.. Hayrick. Ny husband has
made great deal out of that in the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Nan-Young Mr.. Ketchley is away on
his vacation, isn't he? Are you and he
on corresponding terms?
Fan-Not Quite-but we're on picture
postcard terms:-Chicago Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

He-Have you been coming here every
season?
She-Oh, no; not every season. This has
been a resort, you know, ever since 1850.
He-Where did you go that year,
Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

do you think it makes one nervous to
eat much meat?' asked the valetudinar-
ian.
Yes" answered the economist. IF he
thinks about the price.
Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

How do you know he hasn't any sense
of humor?"
Because he hasn't any sense of any
Plain Dealer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

He-Are you good at conundrums?
She-Yes.
He-WelI, here is one: II were to pro
pose to you what would you say?-Inus
trated Bits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Your customs are enough to make any
civilized man boilr' exclaimed the mis-
sionary, Indignantly.
with the help OF a little dry wood"
assented the cannibals, gravely.-Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

the railing of the bridge and pleading
with him to keep his freedom that he
might make his fight free handed. He
remembered those last few moments
when he had declared that he would
have nothing more to do with a girl
who feared to face poverty with him,
and even now it seemed that he could
hear her sobs as she had walked with
while he had leaned against the wall
and had watched her go without
single word of comfort.
Somehow the sobbing seemed
strangely real. 1t was almost as
though a woman there in the shadow
fioodgates of her grief. So real did
the sound seem that he flung away his
cigar and vaulted the low fence, max
ing for the direction of the SOUND.
But though he expected to find a wo-
man there under the trees, it was with
with a bowed figure. With uplifted
hat and a murmured offer Of service
he advanced but the woman moved
away silently. Something in the poise
brought Sugden's heart into his
mouth and with cry he darted for
ward.
elizabeth Is IT really your" he
last ?" The girl was at the gate now
and in the light of the distant street
lanp he saw that he YVES right.
Listen, dear" he went on. "I don't
blame you for wanting nothing to do
with me, but hear me only for a min
ute"
ct did not know what you intuitively
hard the struggle would
thought that with you to help me make
the fight could do better. I know now
that I was wreng."
"I thought that knowledge would
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-09

Stern Uncle-what you lack. my boy. is
Initiative
Scapegrace Nephew-O. 1 don't know.
uncle. / once held a job for two weeks as
an elevator starter.-Chicago Tribune.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
ALUMBRADO EN- PUERTA De TERRA.
q gue oeurTs am con Ias .'sliaeaa.s".

Aver dfa de Agorto han empezsdo &
alumbEar los tres focos instalados por eI
ayuntamiento en- Ia calle de San AndT6S'.
Est6n de enhorabnsna dicho8 syeeinOs.
-LlamsmOs ls atan ion de quisn CO.
responds, para que auen & algunos
propietarios poner los slfao0,ses necesariOS,
pues hay casa con II doce hsbitaciones
ca que 81 inquiIino Sc We prscisado ech +
lsgsbaBuraB en- 81 corral, porque no tienen
en que recojerlaH.
La carne en- eats bsrEio continia 81
nismO preCio: Be vende & 40 y 8 SO centa'
vos el kil0.
-Este baTrio SO ve animado todou los
s6bados, por los bsileH que d visnen Cele'
brando por Ia clase trabgjadora, an 81
hcgsr del compatriota C6ndido Rosario.
-LlamRmos L. latenci6n del inspector
de ssnidad para que se de su paseito por
los coFraleB de algunRg casas de Ia Gale
de ''san Agustfn"
Ell Inspector sefior juan Torres he
emprendidO una buena campa1a contra los
dep6sitoS de leche de ezts barrio.
MuY bien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
NO IClAS
De QgEBRAlIL-AS
En- este mes enpezaran en eI pueblo
los trahaiOs para Ia nueVa plaza
de lecTeO.
EstdR muI 'dGIaatad0s los trlh'Ios % una bonlti
casa HseusIa % construction.
" nNestro eogresponsal.

Agogto 2-DespueB de dos sfi3s eier.
ciendo el cargo de pTcfssor gFaduado en-
sata pueblo sa ha ausantado para 81 vecino
pueblo de Camuy donde ha 1ido contrata-
do para rejerceF on 81 pr6ximo cnrs0 escnIar
alsqRerido amigo Y CorreligiOnRrio DON
FuIgencio Mercado On compafifa de gu
distinguida espoGa dofia Ger6nima. que
Bupo granjearss las RimpRtfss de esta buena
sociedad. En- este pueblo Be les TecordarS
con caHifo.
-En este mes dar6n principle los ira
baios para Ia nuevs plaza de recreo, ha.
biendo gido designada por 81 aYuntamiento
la suma de 536 dollars para e1R obra de
bRstants utilidad. Tambien hay designsda
una partida dB $50 dollars pasR aFreglo de
GALES otra con 200 dollars para Ia cons.
trucci6n del camino que nos conduce Ia
estsci6n del fsrFocarril. Vergs todo 10
que Sea progreso , de bsnefciO para nuea.
tro pueblo.
-Dsspu6s de una temporada On este
pueblo regres6 & "a residencia de Aqusdi-
lla Ia apFeciab!e sefiorita Emilia Richards,
for de Rquel ed6n. Conociendo todos &
Militar lamentamos muy delveFRB 80 aussn-
cia deiando recuerdos de aimpatfaA
-Ha renunciado Ia plaza do Sub las,
pector de saDidad en- cate pueblo nuestFo
distiDguido amigo 81 intslig snta fArmaceu'
tico Befior Roure. Es de iamentarse por
"a buen cumplimiento.
-Eat6n mny Rdelantadog los trabajos
de la bonita casa escuela que baio IL di'
Eecci6n de Don Pedro Viera be- conntsuye.
-Hemos tenido 81 gusto de saludar
nueHtro buen amigo el pre- fssOF Befior Ga
Tretero que viene eHts puebo contratado
poT la JuntR Escolar para ejercsr en- el
pr6ximo curse. FL gtfior CeFFetero 60 un
professor Culto , de prOfundos conocimien
tos por 10 que sentimos satisfacci6n an que
vepgs nusstro pueblo dsssmpeiaI
cargo tan importante para u iluStrRci6r
por 10 que felicitamos los Gef9res de ID
Junts Escolar por % buen acisrto.
| -Hemos visto el plano de ID hermosa
csss que pienga edifcaF don Ernente
Lloveras. Manos Ia obra.
Para en- breve 90 anuncia Ia simr raticS
boda de una gantil forastera con ur
| distingnido joven de eeta localidad
Nos alegrarfamos faeTa pronto.
-PoE una ordeDanza del syuntamienti
ss han pintado todas las caSas de Ia pobla
ci6n ofrsciendo aBf Qusbradillas an aSpsc
to muY pintoresCo.
Nos encaTga el seiIor MercRdo le des
pidRmos de numarosos amigos sintiend'
mucho nc habsrlo hecho psFsonalment
por no peHmitfTBelO suB ocupacioneB.
Complacido el amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
Ia BE[[H De Los.
indiOS rnexiCanOs.
Correction de fOrmas y IiHeas que
Sc nOta en- los pushlOs Campss-
tres.
Vsnss entire los pOaRSs aIguaOs tlpOs que pare
cen hlhF portSRSeIdO 1 aIguRa aRtIgdl
rOza GlVIIIZaaa.

'.LR bellezR de las muieres indias en-
Mexico es unO de los encsntOs de Is Repd.
blica. En- Ia Capital Federal, donde loA
indios han degsnerado bastante por Haz6n
de "a COntact0 con los blanc0g Be nota
menos esa correction de formRs y de Ifneaa
que an los puehloa eampegtreu. Paro los
roBtroa espiEituales que 90 imprinen eter-
nsmente en- 81 recuerdO de los que visitsn
Ia vieja TERRA de Anahuac gon los de las
muieres de la Eaz2 india. Abundan los
ojos hermosos, y 10 que menos uno espers:
las facciones elegantes, Beg6n la norma
cauc6sics; cejag espsciogas, nariceB sguile-
hAs, bocas bisn formadas y barbas de coTte
purfsimO. La expression de los indies
hombres y mujeres-es generalmente inte-
ligeLts, y CON frecuenciR revelan en- Gu
apueato tslants la nOblezR y la educs
ci6D.
'VenBe amenudo entire los peones tpoa
que parecen haber pertenecido alguna
antigis raza civilisads; aqui, nm Bacerdo-
to egipCio de Bangre real; mas ALA, un
centurion romano, lR diStancis, an
empeEador azteca. Parecen eiemplaTeg de
una civilization mas adelantada, los hom-
bres con Gu andar majestuoso y elegsDciR
en- las maneEaB, y las mujereu pcr Bu gen
tileza heTmosura.
"En 81 Norte para encontTar los ''nobleB
pisles rOjas," do que NOS hablan slgunou,
Be neCesitarfa escudrifar las pSginaG de Ia
6cCi6n Ia pOesia. No tienen otFs cosa,
que las virtudes BalvAjes, los indiOs de
nusstTou boaques. PerO aqui On medic de
este Mexico maravillosO, despu6s de cua.
tro centurias de domination, 81 indio apa.
reCe haber Bido creado de mejor arcilla, de
meior capa 6tnica y pFesentar poBibilida-
des ip6nitamente supeliorea que las que
ofrecen nuestros indies norte.ameEicanos.
Hsy, ciertamente, una gran dfstanCis entire
el Azteca de Mexico 81 Apache de los
Estadou Uoidos. - (Deg Indianapolis
Star, Indiana, Norte.Am6rics.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
.EL MUNICIPTO
De COAMO.
Mas De $1,000 De existsncia en- 80
de JulI0 lItim0.

ri Rlcalde de Ccamo nefi5rsM. Betan-
cen ha tenido In coEtesfa de E8mitiHnos un
eiamplar del ioforme que con FeBpecto 6 ID
geati6n administrative del muniCipio de
aquelIa poblaci6n durante d ejarciCio de
1905 1907, pTessnta 81 Hon. gobaEnadoT.
IA existsncia en- csja que hsbfa sn Cos
mo en- 80 de JUNO de 1908 oGcendfa &
$4 394.1S En- 80 de Jurio fltimo era
de $3.899 %. De aata existencia CORES.
pondfan SO 322 19 fondos crdinarics =
.eI EestO caminoS y anticipo para iacus-
dueto.
Sc hace constRr al mismo Bn el Yefsrido
informe que 81 pTesupuesto qued6 cerrado
sin deuda fotante sIguna, quedando Ell
municipio On condolences 40 cubEir aus
compromises en- los . fics Buce1ivoA Anti
cipos por oCho , $25 600 para conutFuir
caaas eBcuelaH acueductO b IA Sido hechos
por 81 refsrido municipio sus plazos So
ran pBgadoB con desRhogo.
Han gido FeparadaB las calIes de IL po'
bIaci6n dentro de las conniguaciones he
chas para ere fin, asf como On 81 hospital
municipal en- donde SO habilit6 an depaEta'
mento para ''dispensaTio" En- benefcen'
cia sanidad ne cnmpli6 con las naceSida'
des de tan impo1tante Hsrvicio = IN extsn'
10 informe Huacrito por TEL Inspector de
sanidad doctor +. j. Hern6ndez sa inClu'
ya en- Ia Eeferida memoria 1atallando Ioa
trab .joB realizados en ase Tamo.
Sc comLatiO con eficacia ID tos FERNS,
difteria, sarampi6n, fsbre tifoidea , otrau
hacienda las desinfsCciones aislamientou
necesaEios La tubarcuIoBis di6 an contin
gente de 36 fallecidcs al sfio, habi6ndose
tornado IN gran cuidadO para evitar On ID
possible eI contagio.
Las patsntea sobre induHtIia concrete
produieron 81 829 AZ. El impuesto Sobrt
carnes $1.l38 is. Las licsnciau para. di
veraionss espectkcuIos p6blicos $184 90
Con el empIeo de las suInas obtenida
por aq uel municipio como anticipOs de fun
dos del gobiarno insulaF % llevarAn +:
efeCtO las mejoFas proyectadan para aque
la poblaci6p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
So sOIIcltan OmplOadOs.

Ouantau veces al leeE un anuncio en-
cabeEsdo de este modo conCuFre un ain
n6moro de padres de fAmilia procurar 81
modo de hOneatamente ganar el pan de
sus hiios. Muchos honestos y de saber
frscasan irEemisib 'emente. iSAbeis poE.
queP Pusu muy f6Cilments: pOr 81 dePlo'
Fabls estRdo de % boca. Nal aspscto;
aliento desRgradable; mala digeati6n, =
por ende las funciones intslectualeS no re-
sultan buenas Como evitar eatos males
nara conueguir nm destino remuneFativo?
Facilmeute: hsgaHe limpiar su bOca pOr Au
dsntista fAvorito, pero Sea quien fueEe hS-
gale que le inyecte 81 Antidolar que no
Soiamente svits 81 dolor, q que tambien
Ie evita las maIas consscuencias que lufgo
trasn les imitaCionea pcbrea = barataB con
que a'gunou dentiltas pretenden haCer ex'
traccione1 epgshando 81 pr6jimo.
"A rs asCisnde 81 ndmero de deteni
dos que Be encontraban esta maiana On 81
dep6sito municipal de IL ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
UNA SUCURSRL DEL
BanCO de Halifax
en- AreCibO.
Sc anunCia un bale en- los saIO1eS
del Casino ESpaiOI.
e. DaUlnOntO De ID plaza principal 50 Gsti are
gIaRdO.
(Ds nWsstrO oOrrsspOmSaI).

AgoAto 2 -HA llegadO eBta Ciudad ls
CompafiiR de zATsuela CasRs Va8qusz y
Co, Il cual debuta mRfiana sabsdo con "a
hsrmosa obra "El MiIagro de la Vfsgen.
Para 81 domingo tiene ca pEepayaci6n uua
de las mejoFes obras de 90 repertcrio.
En- al tiltimo vspor llegado de los
Estados UnidoB hs Ilegsdo Mr. -Lachmsnn
CondueiiO de la f6brica de tabaCoB The
West IudieB Cigars Co.
-Pronto ss estabIecer6 en- esta ciudAd
una sucursaI del Banco de Half K.
Ell stnor Nspomuceno Flores, alcaids
de la ckrcel de San Juan On esta ciudRd
ha salido para MaysgIsz & fin de tOmar
poueai6n del mismo cargo en- aquolla car.
col.
--Segun psrecs Be dar6 el domingo el
bAile anunciado en- 81 cssino espR1ol.
-PareCe que el anticipo que % solieita
Dor cate municipio del GobiernO para el
arreglo de las GALES de esta Ciudad 80 re-
duciF6 cincuenta mil pesos.
--Durants 81 pasado meA de Julio % ha
registrsdo en- este Registro civil, so defan'
clones, 14S nacimientoSy 19 mstrimonios.
-El teatro de ssta Ciudad hs sido OBJ
ieto de varias refoEmaS on los palCOB be.
neficiosas para 81 lpdbliCo habi6ndosa pin.
tado con aluminio Las butacAE, prsgentan'
do nm bonitO aSpeCto.
Ell piso do Ia plaza principal 30 eSt6
arreglando tambian q la par gus 20 pinta
CON 10 cual quedar6 este paseO muy bo-
nito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03
ya nusua Banea On San Juan.

El nuevo banco de Canada de que Be
ocup6 opoHtunamente "La Correspondent
Cia abre BusGpuertas al p6blico 81 pr6ximo
ldneB de los CoErientes en- @ta Ciudsd, y
CON eBa ioatituci6n de cE6dditn, aumenta
conBiderRblemente Ia eefSrA de negocios en-
ID iHla On bien de sus comerciantsa. agri.
cultoreB y pobIaci6n On general.
La Teferida empresa bancaTis cuentA
con importantsS establecimisntos de ls
miama fndOle en- las principaleB ciudadez
de Am6rica del Norte , 30 cr61ito data de
antigua fechs.
Personal enteudido , que hs resididO
durante alg6n tempo en- 81 pals, dirijiFG
lOs negocioB de Ia casa, y 90 de eBperar que
la maEcha de 6atR sea con el mayor 6xitu
On benefCiO de sus intsreHeg y los del pa1l
en- donde Va RctuAE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-03

do 81 caso dc la bruja de MontmaEtre, eau.
sando ls mas prcfundR BenHaci6n,
Jaanne Webber, ID mujer qus conside'
ran bruia, eg tenida como responsible de
Ia muerts de cinco cristuraB J sd a no &c
sabe como las mat6.
LoA doctores que hicieron 81 TeConoci.
miento medico no han podido hsllar min.
guna hnella sobre los cuerpecitos.
Sc cree y afrma gus solo con tocarloB
an ell pscho mata loa pifiog.