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Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
PENNSYL RAILROAD
Bulletin.
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THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

The jamestown Exposition, celebrating the Three Hun
dredth Anniversary of the English settlement jamestown
Island of particular all residents Of the Eastern
Shore.
From the little colony which landed just within the
shores Chesapeake Bay sprung the civilization which extended
through the Virginias Maryland and Delaware
The Exposition is easily accessible from all parts Of the
Eastern Shore by the fine service of the Cape Charles Route
pennsylvania Railroad and New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railroad Companies)
Season and Thrty-D excursion tickets sale at
reasonable which makes trip to the Exposition within
the reach of all
The hotel accommodations the Exposition ample
and every facility afforded visitors to enjoy its many and at
tractiye features
Full information regarding train service rates Of fare
and conditions of tickets will be furnished by Ticket Agents.
July
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
ALLIGAT0RS.
To Destroy Them Means an Addition to
the Food Supply.

Destroy mem MEANS an HooihloH "
the Food Supply.
To show the strength and ability of
an alligator. a party Of us fishing for
tarpon on the Myakka river caught
tarpon weighing 175 pounds, says a
writer in Forest and Stream. The gen
tleman catching it proposed to have it
mounted and in the evening left it up
on the grass close to the yacht. In the
morning it was gone and by the place
were the tracks Of a large alligator.
An alligator Is an able duck hunter,
and where the ducks feed and the
gators live there is often a chance to
see them hunting. My observations
were made while tarpon fishing. A
flock Of ducks would feed along the
stream. An alligator with only his
head out (which in size and shape is
something like a duck would glide
along until close to the ducks and then
90 under and in a moment a duck
would 20 under, and up would go the
others.
In few cases we have examined the
stomachs Of alligatOrs. and where there
were ducks about we found in the
gators a bunch of ducks feathers from
the size of your fist 10 twice that We
also have found pieces Of wood worn
smooth-always found this-showing
that it is used I'm some way in diges-
ton.
A friend who has museum wanted
a big alligator, so we set about TO get
him one. The captain of the yacht is
an expert on fishing and gator hunt
ing. We ran up in small boats to where
the big ones live. The captain could
call them up and did call big one. He
shot him. but unfortunately on steep
bank. and the gator slid into deep wa
ter. and not until l rugged a grapple
with heavy sinker and tarpon hooks did
we fish him out. He was eleven and a
half feet long and must have weighed
400 pounds. In his stomach we found a
drumtish about two and a half feet
long. pieces of wood and a bunch Of
feathers.
The alligator is very easily killed if
shot in the top of his head. We have
twice with flne snOt one there anu
thinking him dead. have taken him in-
to the boat to find shortly that he was
much alive and that the bullet had
glanced off. There was something do
ing until we could finish him.
There is feeling that these reptiles
should not be exterminated. This can
only be based on the preservation of a
part Of nature, not on account Of any
benefit they are to man. They destroy
valuable food, pigs, ducks and fish, and
they also kill dogs.
There is much said and written about
the preservation of fishhawks, pelicans,
cormorants, looms and gulls. Their
means the destruction of
great quantities of food fish. This
would not have been so important be
fore the great amount OF net fishing,
which is already depicting all the wa
ters of this country To destroy these
birds and reptiles may take away the
attractive features for tourists, but it
will add to our supply Of food.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
MAY BE PocAHoNTAs' BONES

Skeleton Found On Site Of Church
Where She Was Buried.
Gravesend. Eng. July 22.-While eX-
cavating on the site of the old parish
church where Pocahontas was buried
and which was destroyed by fire in
1877. workmen unearthed a human
skeleton. Much interest was evoked
by the find. as it as suggested that the
bones might be those of Pocahontas-
The skeleton was submitted to ex-
perts. who, however, were unable to
arrive at any definite conclusion.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
rrnman 80 III rnun..

Bethel, Ne, July 22.-Fright, follow
ing the partial collapse of a circus
tent here during a severe electrical
and wind storm, is ascribed as the
cause Of the death of Mrs. Fannie
MERCER. During the hurried exit OF
the people from the circus grounds in
the rain and darkness, an elephant
pushed the automobile in which Mrs.
Mercier was sitting SO as to turn 1t
completely around. When a fash of
revealed the huge head Of
the animal directly above her, Mrs.
Mercier collapsed from fright and her
death resulted.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.

Principal MaTkSts'
PHILADELPHIA = FLOUR weak;
winter extras, s3.4OQ3.6O; Pennsylya-
MIA roller. clear, S3.75G4; city mills,
fancy s5. 4Od {. so. RYE FLOUR hrmi
nsT barrel. S4.5O04.60. WHEAT quiet;
10 2 Pennsylvania red, 9O15 yylc.
CORN steady; No. yellow, local, 6V 2
661c. OATS steady; No, wnlte'
ciipped, 5115c.; lower grades 4Sz2IG;
HkY quiet: large bales, S2S. P07.T P0hh
firm; family, per barrel, S2O.5O BEEF ~
steady. beef hams, per barrel, S2SgZ4.
POTIITRY: Live quiet; hens, log
Isle: old roosters, lie; Dressed
steady. choice fowls, 15c.; old roosters'
1Oo. BUTTER steady; extra creamery, y
$40 EGGS quiet; selected. lgz2Q
S9Sie 1: nearby, Isc.; southern. log l6e.
POTATOES steady; per barrel S1g
2.25, as to quality. ~.
TTM0RE.WHEAT easier; NO.
. spot. 93% 9e4c.; steamer No. z SPOT
9sI5 6S3%c.; southern, new, 6o4tOc'
G0RN lower; mixed spot, bSQb6 Sc
steamer mixed, 53A d5S1Ec.; southern
5EGb9c. OATS quiet; white, NO; =
s1X G5l%c.; No. 8, 49K Q501sc. No,
= '4S64S56c.: mixed, No. 2, 4S%9
1oHc Nc. 8. 4S04S1sc.; No. 4. 47Q
1Si1c BUTTER firm; creamery sepa-
rs}or extras. 25h026c.; held, 2042lc.'
n,SOts MT 2eG27o.; Maryland and Penn
svivania dairy prints, !sg2Oc. EGGo
steady; fancy Maryland, PennsyI,yanIIee Ie
and Virginia, 17c.; west virginia 10
716lbc.; southern, 100.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
sInht Of pead Man cures LIve one.

omaha. Neb. July 22.-Sick almost
unto death, Daniel McIlwyn awoke in
an Omaha hospital, to find that the
occupant of the other bed in his ward
had died during the night. The sight
of the corpse proved a more effective
remedy than any the physicians had
found for Mc1wyn Immediately for
got his own ailment, called for the
clothes he had not used for a month,
hurried1y dressed and left the place,
walking certificate Of health.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
sa5o An Acre Profit In Apricots.

Corning, Cal. JHly PA small or
chard owned by the Southern Pacific
company. near the Sacramento river
close to Corning. this season produced
crop of prime apricots that will
bring $1,000 to the acre. The cost of
this production will not exceed $3.50.
In this section of the Sacramento val.
ley many orchards are yielding abund-
AntlY.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Red-Hct Rail Driven Through Man.

Pittsburg. July 22.-Oliver P. Ben
son. 81 years old, one Of the best
known iron rollers in the country, met
a horrible death at the Carnegie Steel
company Braddock. Benson was
standing in front of the rolls when a
huge steel rail. red hot, came out Of
the rollers and passed through his
body. Death was almost instantaneous
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
Good Crops Raise Preachers Salaries.

Good Crops Raise Preachers Salaries.
Wilmington, Del. July %. - Good
crops throughout the Delaware and
Maryland peninsula is having the ef-
feet Of raising the salaries Of preach
ers generally. Several clergymen have
already had their pay increased, and
1t is stated that the movement will be-
come general. The farmer parishion-
ers have received high prices for their
fruit yields and have prospects Of get
ting 81 a bushel for wheat.
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
,.o Cream poisons Fourteen.

Mayfeld, KY, July 23.-Fourteen
persons are in a dangerous condition
from ptomaine poisoning as the re-
suit Of eating ice cream at family
gathering at Ed" seays, north Of
here,
Milford chronicle., 1907-07-26
live stock Markets.

P1TTsBURG CUnion Stock Yards Y 1h T.
CETTIF steady; prime, $62OQ6.4O;
choice. % s6.5OQ6.75, SHEEP STEADY
prime wetherss $5;;SOq S.4O; ;ss7! e9lls gaal Snd
eoIlllls0 eIL.ns a. 50Ys. HOGS strong; prime
caves SsiTS,s' ss26G6.25; mediums, S6.1OQ
z *. heavy Workers, light Workers and
1ies sy s6.7516.sO; roughs, $4.5OQ5.ZO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-03-22
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.

We also kesp Large assor tment Of Single
.SuI Double harness ., ~ kinds and descrip-
ton, Saddles, Collars, Lap. Robes, Spreads
Whips, etc.; when We wifi sst " W. tnaiS
any other establishment.
1t will pay you TO call and examine the
quality Of our goods and get our prices be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
JACOB POSS l. SON.
C&a. The firm Of Jacob Poss 4 Son will
continue at the old stand the Livery and Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
Poss for q quarter Of a century.
Stylish Saddle Horses and fine single and
double Buggies and Carriages for hire at the
lowest prices.
We make a specially of furnishing Gar
lagos, in charge Of skillful, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings, receptions and funer-
els.
Every department Of the business has been
extended and improved, and charges for all
classes Of service reduced by the new firm.
JACOB Poss q SON
mar 17-tf ROCKVILLE, MD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-03-22
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM Of 1872 Acres. more or
"A less, situated about 2 miles Of Choppers
Station, this county, on 6ne public highway,
improved BY comfortable Frame House and
ouibuildings; 100 acres under cultivation
and In fine condition, most Of IL having been
lined twice; most Of the remaining 90 acres
covered BY good timber.
Apply to BOWIE r. WATERS.
july Tim Attorney, Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-03-22
FARMS FOR SALE.

nNE Of 200 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
OOne OF 22b &" T"
situated within mile OF Boyd's, Ia Mont
goniery county, Maryland. Another farm OF
about 300 acres, situated In Poolesville dis
triet, In said county and State.
Apply TO HORACE d. WATERS,
aug 12-tf Germantown, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-03-22

Papa says" remarked the dear girl,
that he will never give his consent to
our marriage until you are able to sup
port me-"
Great scottp exclaimed the poor
but otherwise honest young man.
"Does he want his only daughter to die
IN old maidr-C Chicago News.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-03-22
For Sale I'm Rockville

TWO HOUSES, one of six rooms and one
Of seven rooms; also . STORE AND
DWELLING 10 the business part Of the
town. Store contains two large rooms, with
Eve rooms over II.
For particulars apply TO
JOSEPH READING,
sep l6-lm Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-03-22
New Firm, New Goods,
NEW PRICES!

WIS advertisement merits attention. We
4 want your trade and we intend to have
IL II lowest prices, fair dealing and highest
quality will get 1t.
Va. AS we are sole agents for celebrated
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell you their best hand vehicles
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-03-22
EOR 9AE.G.

III Acres
Of highly improved land, with small house,
good orchard, first class we'll Of water, mile
from Rockville.
MARTIN BROADNICK,
Rav 2a-sW Rockville, Nd.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27

TO ADVERTISERS.
II you want to progress IN
business, and want the Mexican
patronage, you have to adver-
tise in this paper; has the lar
gest circulation in New Mexico.
We otferour post Office to verify
it.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27
Taos FuevO Mexico y A. Visrnes y De ssptisbre 1897

mandar una escuadra y cincuenta
mil hombres para poner en- orden
4 los moros, los que parece no quie.
ren deJarse paeificar- Por de Prouto
bay dos emperadaros frente 4 frente
y cada quien apuesia al suyo; In
glaterfa NADIA menos ha prestado
un million de frances 4 Abdue
Hazie. Pero todo 10 hardn las po-
tencias, menos soportar la guerra
Santa, y he aquf que eI sultan anie-
naza con ella.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27
Cr6nica Extranjera,

El Congreso de Ia Paz sigue su
obra dando leyes d los beligerantes,
que 81 respetaran serian do grande
utilidad: SO preyiene que las hosti-
lidades no deben comenzar sino
previa declaration de guerra, Ia
cual sera debidamente notifcada 4
los neutrales, quienes sin que Sc
les considere hostiles pueden usar
de Ia violeneia para rechazar alta
ques hechos sin las formaIidade5
diplomaticas del case. Uno de los
que menos Green en- ia Conferencia
de la Haya es Roosevelt, que ii
tenta hacer otra conferencia en-
Washington; y probablemente
piersan 10 nismo los enperadores
de Alemaniay Y Austria, que Sc de-
dican a ejecutar no ya reyistas, sino
las grandes maniobras. Las de
Austria han causado pesima i'm
preston: a las tres de Ia manana
intempestivamente despertados los
soldados, Sc les hizo nlarchar doce
horas a la intemperie y sin conner,
y hubo eerca de Glen muertos y
gran cantidad de enfermos, asegp-
randose que el resultad9 fuG mas
desastroso que una batalla. A los
dos dias hizo 10 nismo Alemania
en- q gran ducado de Baden y con
el mismo resuItado, solo que los
alemanes son mas respetuosos con
su gobierno y no Sc han atrevido a
crihcarlo.
El Japdn So encuentra actual
mente en- situaci6n conprometida,
pres su aliada y amiga la Inglate-
rra, acaba de- correrle en- Vancouver,
Colombia britanica, desaires y
atropellos peores que los de San
Francisco de G ,lifsr il. FL domin
go hubo Ell Ia mencionada pobla-
ci6n IN motfn anti oriental, del
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27
ResuItado de la Exami-
naCi6n de MaeStrOS.


Ell siguiente es el reporte y el resulta-
do de la Ultima examination de los macs
tTos del condado de Taos, qlienes fueron
examinados en- dias pasados por el Supe-
rintendente De condado, habiendo sido
sus preguntas y Iespucstas, remiddas al
Superintendent de instruction Pdblica,
Hon. J. +. Clark y fl reporta como sigue;
Casandra Brown, ceitifcado dc torcer
grado.
Maria Chac6n, incapaz.
Fidel Cordova, cerhfcado de tercer
grado.
Jose Dominguez, ineapaz
Cristo5al Espinosa, mcapaz.
Evaristo Garcia, capdz peio su aten-
dencia al Institute no fue en- eonfo. mi
dad 4 la Icy de escuelas.
Felix Garcia, certifcado dc tercer gra-
do.
p. S, Gutierrez, incapda.
Ester Martinez, incapaz.
JD. Martinez Jr., certifcado de ter
Ger grado.
Pablo Quintana, certifcado de tercer
grado.
Eliza Romero incapaz,
Maggie Romero certiflcado de terccr
grado
Tlmoteo Romero, cerdhcpdo de tercer
grado.
Adela santisteyan, no certifcado.
Felix Valdez, certifcado dc tercor gra-
do.
Fidel Valdez, certificate de tercer gra-
do.
J. Z. CLARK,
Superintendente de Ins. Pdblica.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27

que todo 10 devoran, son nociyos, porque
tienen muchos meaios De prachcar el
NAL
Pero los antcriores defectos humanos
aunque son malos comolas plagas de Ian
COSTA, noson muchos. Los que abuudan,
como la mala yerba, son esas pobresg gen
tes de la claae mebre . va para el priyi-
legiado de la dia, sin dinero suticiente
para alternar con los elegantes del dine
70, quieren parecer 10 que no son, a i'm
pulsos de una vanidad ridlcula; y con
sacrifice de las necesidades del hogar,
del aseo personal, del estomago ydel ere
ditto, que siempre anda a la grena con los
"inglesesn, Sc constituyen en- los iguro-
mes ap6clifos de la elegancia, Estos des-
vcnturados seres, son verdaderas vfcti-
mas de su necedad, y son q prototype
del ridieulo y de la critiea con cue los
cercena la verdadera gente de buen tono
Generalmente van un POGO pasados de
moda, . imitando burdamente la de osti-
10, con cuollos de carton, peeheras sin
camisa, rcmiendos disfrazados, aunque
baio la levita la falda de seda vayan flo
tando los harapos y ia mugFe del desaseo,
denunciandosc por Ia hediond6z del cuer-
20, yla escasez del estdmago, por los la
mentos de las tripas Y este no fuera ma
da 81 10 poor no estuviera detras: como
en- todo quieren los poderosos, y como
estos viven de sus rentas, aquellos CUE
el hambre los tumba la vanidad los en-
dereza, quieren que las comodidades les
entrcn por la claraboya; se afrentan del
trabajo manual; sienten un terror panico
a la presencia de las rudas tareas, y 70
teniendo mas tendencia que llenar mas
menos las necesidades exteriores, 81
trabajan, solo trabaian para llenar 6stas
descuidando todolo practico, todo 10 dtil
todo 10 quo constitlye la verdadera II
queza del cuerpo y del espfritu; y 81 no
trabajan, la prostitution para la hembra
8 el destinillo la estafa y d robo para
el macho, son los recursos que les pro
porcionan oropeles de oprobio, 81 es que
no van a parar un unmanicomio, afectados
por delirios de grardeza.
lluio, sobre todo en- las classes pohres,
y especialmente en- la gonte pobre mex
icana, debe ser uno de los objetos priv
cipales de la educac5n; porlo que eel ma
estro de cscuela Y el padre de famiha de-
ben hacer Que el ni1o entienda que ol
luio solo es la sarna y el sanbcito de los
imb6ciIes y de los ptcaios, cuando Sc ca
rece de riqueza moral Intellectual y eco
monica. Debe entenderse que una Gosa
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27
NuevO ConerCiO.

Bajo Ia asociaci6n Martinez y
Vigil, Sc estableci6 en- Ranches de
Taos, un nuevo coIpercio, dc meg.
caneias en- general, y siendo uno
do los socios 81 joyen Dionicio
Martinez Jr. diputado ASSESSOR de
condado y el otro el Joven Miguel
Vigil. Los nueyoa comerciantes
solieitan q patrocinio de aus pa
triotas nlexicanos y no dudanos 70
tendrdn para dar sn soporte y pa
trccinio a j6yenes empresarios qni-
enes necesitan Sc les anime en- su
empresa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27

que fueron vfctimas chinos, iapo-
neses 6 lndios, teniendo que arlnar-
Sc hasta los dientes les orientales
que quedaron sanos, pues q popu
lacho ainenaza segufr shs NANTES.
taciones hostiles. La policfa Sc IL
mit6 4 prohibir Ia venta de armas:
y como cnando los japoneses fue-
ron iniuriados por ciudadanos yam.
kes, la prensa y el pueblo nippon Sc
indignaron So extraaa que ahora
reciban los dltimos trajes sin pro-
testar. Ellos dan una respuesta
muy concisa: aseguran que 81 es-
eandalo fne provocado por yankees
idos de Seattle, Washington, one el
gobierno no tuvo Ia culpa y que 81
algunos canadienses intervinieroa
en- el asunto y asaltaron NADIA me
nos que d un diplomatieo japones,
fu6 por las feas n6ticias one pro.
palan los coreanos Claro. los CO.
reanoa son ahora quienes pagan el
patio, y 81 hay que azotar Q fusilar
4 alguien, sera a IN eoreano; esa 81
que es jnsticia.
Russia, 4 Ia que deseariamos oil
vidar, nos da nuevas alarmantes
noticias. En- Loda y Odessa Sc eJe-
cutan matanzas de judios y 50 pre- I
paran otras nuevas, cor Ia toleran-
cia y casi con la .ayuda de las au-
toridades, las que han prohibido Il
6xodo de judios. Seria Ieal y co
rrecto que 81 el gobierno del Gar
no esta conforme con Sis subdltos
israelitas los dejara marcharse, ST
esta contento y no puede proteger-
les los dejara defenderse solos, y ST
ninguna de las dos eosas, mandara
de una vez exterlninarlos: la l6gica
ante todo. Pero el moyilniento
anti sernita SO hace para entrete-
ner y adular con la nelagomanfa
de la omnipotencia rusa, des
pu6s de los descalabros que aeaba
de sufrir, y Sc les quiere hacer pa.
gar una nueva marina, con barcos
de doce mil toneladas, con pretex-
to de que va Sc encontr6 I'm nuevo
puerto en- el Pacifico dondo aloiar
una poderosa escuadra.
A Prop6sito de escuadras: Espa.
ma y Francia cue no estan en-
guerra con Marruecoa, ~ van 4
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27

es ell lujo superfino y otra la comodidad
necesaria, va para el hombre rosuerte:
los lujos del Presidente Roosevelt son La
ropa limpia, el cuerpo ase ado y q hogar
higienico; y csc hombre que hoy equili-
bra los destinos del mundo, en- mangas
de camisa cultiya la besana, corta la mics,
y raja lefa con 81 hacha, en- la rancheria
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-09-27
La EduCaCi6n y
Ell Lujo.

La escuela y 81 hogar deben ser dos
centros ahnes de educacion para el nifo,
a fin de prepararlo por uno y otro con
ducto, de comdn acuerdo y con una mis-
ma tendencia, con el inico prop6sito de
que adquiera desde la escuela y en- el do
mimic de la patria potestad el bagaje me-
cesario que el hombre ha de lleyar mas
tarde, cnando tenga que hacer su pore
grinaci6n ror Ia vida. Z uno de los fines
que debe atender q maestro de escuela,
es el de la educaei6n, es 81 de formar el
coraz6n del niiio, como 81 formara 81 CO.
razon del honbre: pues el maestro de es-
cuela, q yeftladeFo maestro, no debe ser
va la paFodia del yieio domino dc palme-
ia, y teorias de ensenanza indigesta, sino
el que enseha y el que educa la vez,
teniendo como punto capital q fosmar,
primero. hombres bucnos, despu6s hom-
bres sabios.
Entire los fines de la educaci6n 4 que
hacemos referencia, esta el prurito del
lujo, vicio despreciable y tremendamente
periudiciaI que como tisis hereditaria,
tienen en- la sangre los descendientes de
los pueblos latinos, y especialmente del
pueblo espafol, acostumbrados la pom
pa de los reyes, los relumbrones del
traje j a los pergaminos de rancios abo-
lengos, siendo en- la mayor parte de los
casos, mlseria dorado, farolitos cascade
les oropeles de las indgencias vergon-
zantes de las prostituciones clandestinas
de los delitos impunes.
El vicio del lujo es una gangrenad de los
pueblos latinos en- general, que destruye
energias, quo inutliza actiyidades y quo
ciega existencias, tanto en- las classes II
cas- como en- las classes pobres dc la socie
dad.
Los ricos minados por q vicio del lujo,
son las victimas de la molicie del delei-
te; fgurines de moda, incapacesy Y ridfcu-
los, parasistos que generalmente viven
como garrapatas sociales, pegados a una
hcrencia, hasta que Ia holgazanerfa, la
depravacion moral y los yicios dispendio-
SOS, los ponen en- la categoria de cabalie-
ros de industria dc mendigos vergon-
zantes. Estos, d mas dc ser initiles, es-
torbos sociales y plagas de consume
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Sobre EsCuslas.


Los jueces dc paz y demds auto
ridades, deben vigilar y estar 90
ayiaor, sobre Ia ley de escuelaa que
obliga entertainments que los ninos
Y ninas, entire las edades de I 4 rs
amos atiendan a las egcuelas publ
cas-. Sc de6e yigilar d esos pa
dres perezosos y negligentes que
no cuidan de Ia edllsaci5n do sus
hiios y hacer one la ley sea rigida-
mente eDforzada en- bien de la ju-
ventud creciente, de la que Sc es-
pera otra generation mas apta y
competente que la actual
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P RO eT .RE: A N "A. .
De los Dailes que en- Honor Al
CARNIVAL de San Ger6ni1no
Iendran Lwsar en- el
Espaei0s0 Salon del
Taos Hail.

sabado dia 2g de Sept, Bail
ds a,ts.vs eras q las s b IA. d
panto.
Doninoo ala yisperas d
San Geronimo. Grau Bale, 4 laI
S 5. IN.
LINES dia SOL. Festividad II
San Geronimo. Eztraordinaril
pa;lo las m 4 toda oropest:I
a,,neptsaa con nrofesores DE sall
i M.
Nart4s III Iro. de Oct. MAI
nao. Raila s. 4t:oneta. ! las 2;;3|
as i taraa las ssnoras y sennrl
tas deberan de vestir Ell tFaie blar
u \ is caballeroa III traie negrd
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NECR0LOGIA
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Ilegos de SaIazar
pasa q mejOr
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