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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
PARK IMPROVEMENT BEGUN
Work Planned for Riverview Going
Eorward-Park Almost Paid For.

The improvements on Riverview
park, which the commissioners have
planned for this season, have been be-
gun, and will be continued until the
available funds for Improvement this
year are exhausted. Just at present
the work of filling the ditch at the
east side OF the Third avenue road, in
front of the park, which was COM
menced last season, is to be completed
this spring. The ditch is being trans
formed into a cinder drive. Whatever
and brush that remains
on the property is to be cleared out,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
WILL FINISH APARTMENTS
City Will Complete improvements 70
Second Floor Of West Main Property.


Second Floor Of West Main Property.
Councilman Gregory, of the Second,
as chairman of.the ways and means
committee, recommended Monday night
that the city take steps Immediately to
put in a closet and sink in the second
story of the renodeled city hall on
West Main street, which is tenanted by
the Trades and Labor assembly. Mr..
Gregory said the improvements were
needed badly, and the council referred
to the building and grounds committee,
delegating power to act.
Mr.. Gregory also referred to the
January communication of w. II. Cal
houn, who claims damages to his
building as the result Of the city's re-
pairs to the old city hall, which adj
joins it. This was again deferred until
the next meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
Revised Schedule Not Received.

The revised schedule, with the
changes made that have been suggested
thru correspondence by President
Peckham, had not been received this
morning. 1t is expected that the sched
ule will. however, be received today or
tomorrow, and as soon as it reaches
here copies will be forwarded at once
to all of the associations
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23

and perhaps some work may be done
on the lagoon.
The commissioners have paid all Of
the indebtedness on the property with
the exception of $1,000. which is to be
paid this fall.
The board contenplates the purchase
of metal rotary Swing for the amuse-
ment of the children, and perhaps some
teeter boards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
coPPock MUST APPEAR.

Judge Brennan Orders MarshaIItown
Man to Appear in keister Child
Case.
Habeas corpus proceedings started
in Des Moines in an effort to deliver
to w. H. Keister. of Britt, his daugh-
ter, Dorothy, aged 8, now in the Gus
tody of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Coppock,
of this city, resulted today in the serv-
ice OF notice upon Mr.. Coppock, by
Deputy Sheriff Ash, demanding his ap-
pearance in Judge Brennan's court on
Wednesday. Mr.. Coppock was given
the little child by the Iowa Children's
Home Society, of Des Moines, and
contract was entered into. Later Keis-
ter began action against the society
for the return of his children. who We're
taken in charge by the society shortly
after Mrs. Keister's elopement with the
family doctor last summer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
COUNCIL DOES LITTLE.
Absence Of Mayor Results in Council
Transactina Scarcely ANY Business.

Transacting Scarcely Any Business.
The council, at its adjourned session
Monday night, transacted but little
business, owing to the absence of May
or 1ngledue, due to illness. President
Mcdonald was in the chair, and Jay
matters deferred until the adjourned
meeting, were again postponed. In
cluded among these was the bill of c..
H. Van Law, for attorneys fees, which
had been referred to the water works
committee. Adjournment was taken for
another week, when Mayor Ingledue
expects to be present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
OBJECTS TO SIDEWALK.
c. r. LaPIant Says Daily Walk is Dam
gerous, in Communication to coun-

Gil.
In communication to the council
Monday night, Charles 7. LaPlant de-
clared as dangerousr'the half block of
brick walk on the north side of Main
street. from Second east to the alley,
in front of the property Of Anthony
C. DAILY Mr.. LaPlant served the no.
tice of the walks condition in order, as
he said to place the responsibility on
the city should any accidents occur.
The matter was referred to the streets
and alleys committee. Mr.. Clark said
that. while the walk was badly worn
in places and should be ordered re-
paired, it was no worse than many
other brick walks in different parts Of
the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
Other League Practice Games.

Peoria defeated Burlington at Peoria
yesterday by the score Of To- to 6.
Quincy was beaten by Dubuque at
Quincy by the score Of Is to 8. ~
Keokuk lost to Decatur, Ill, at De-
catur, by the score of to 2.
Waterloo defeated the state normal
school team at Waterloo by the score
of II to l.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
HAS ALL BUT ONE
All Rural Schools Have Teachers But
Minerva No. 2.

All Rural Schools Have Teachers But
Minerva No. 2.
If County Superintendent Mary Hos
teller had teacher for Minerva town
ship school. No. 2. her trouble and
worry of keeping the schools of the
county going, because OF the scarcity
Of teachers, would be over. All the
other Ave schools Of the, county, which
were closed for time because there
was no available teacher, have been
supplied within the past few days, but
the Minerva school is closed because
one cannot be found for It, This school
pays $50 month and the term last two
months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
Shower for Miss Lauqhlin,

Miss Georgia Mooney, Teresa Jor-
dan and Mary Mcmahon, were hostess.
es Monday evening at the Mooney
home, sOs South Third street, to a
number of their young lady friends, in
honor Of Miss Rose Laughlin, who Is to
be married Wednesday morning to Mr..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
Local Weather Record,

seventy-two and IS were Mondays
extremes, as compared to, so and IS for
Sunday. At 1880 this morning 38 was
registered, as against 40 for the cor
responding hour Monday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
KENNEDY SIGNS BERG.
Local Manager Gets Old Springfield,
M. Third Baseman.

III., Third Baseman.
Manager Kennedy at Oskaloosa yes
terday, signed for his infield, "Joe"
Berg, an old "Three-T' Lacquer, who
last year played thru the season at
third base with Springfield of that cir
cult Kennedy has faith in Berg, and
believes he will make good. The sta
tistics Of last seasons record OF the
''Three-T' League says Berg played In
116 games with batting average of
PA and a fielding average of 1904. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
Licensed 10 Med.

Floyd e. Cox, bicycle repairer, aged
25. of this city. and Mildred B. Thurs
ton, aged 20, Of Liscomb.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Rzte-s5 ~ the Postof5os IN Williams
bz-E 80 second cisss 1.kilusccer-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Copy to- ADVERTISEMENT 1Est - 4
br12u. OF Thzrs5ay 70 i-Su-e insers
for sor she current week
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
Bacon News Budget

There VII Dc preaching at James
River church OF S@6ay al llo'olck.
ard baPuzeing At ? o'clock at
Shield Point AL are invited.
w. md Ms. ". T. Coles and
Ms. Oscar Thorpe and children. Of
Williamsburg. spent the day At Ba-
F. con or Thursday. the guest OF W
: Kitchen.
Mss Insz New spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Charles Thompson
Ms J K. NiEh.eags.e and SOL
Harold. Of P.cey Grove. spent Wed
nes5ay auth her sister. Ms. w. T.
Austin.
Mss Msrv Mary Nightengale and
NJ NJ Thompson were callers a
Bacon. on Wednesday evening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
The Regular Democratic Nominees

This IS 70 certify thar a. a JOINT
meeting OF ire Democratic Execu-
Eve Conmit-ees OF TIE county Of
James City and ire city OF WI
Esnsburg q Which the uniers.g--
e were chairman and secretary. ne
following named persons having r.
C applications and made ire &c
posts IS required BY said Commit
tees. ard there beng 70 other sp-
P-cants. TIE following named per
sens were duly declared the regular
nominees OF the Democratic party
fo- the following Offices:
FoT Treasurer OF the county OF
James City and TIE city OF WI
liams5urg. :. :. Hankins.
Fer Sheriff CT the county OF
James Cry and the city Of WI
l;ansb=-g. W. Walker Ware.
Fo- Commonwea,th's Auorney OF
f the county o. James City and the
cry ot Williamsburg. Norve,le L.
Henley.
Certificates have been given g
each OF said parties 70 the effect
that they have been regularly nomi-
mated
4. L. STEPHENSON.
Chairman.
{. ?. MARSTCN.
Secretary
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
Holdcroft News

Eoldcrott. Va. Oct. 24-The fu-
neral OF Mrs. B. +. Bins was held
At her late residence Friday al 10 a
q. the service beng conducted BY
her pastor. Rev. Norman Luck OF
the Baptist church. The remains
were aid % rest u the family bury
ing ground near this place.
Prouacted neetisg IS beng he'd
tbs week a. the Moua, P.easar,
church. the pastor. Rev Norman
Lick. IS beng assisted BY Rev. 4
7. Lynn. OF Prince William.
Rev. w. West. Of the snt-sa-
loon league. spoke az Micah ana
Chapel NJ. (. churches Sunday OF
the subject OF temperance.
TIE Charles City electoral board
nes Monday az the Court House 70,
the purpose OF having ballots printed
for TIE coming election. Z s
Ms-ston qualified as q member froz
Harrison district The county o.
hcers VII have 10 opposition
II Harrison district Supervisor J
". Parkinson IS being opposed :,
I l. p. Adams and II Tyler 6istlc
i. (. Hubbard IS opposed by Fled
ing Douthst.
NJ. ard Mrs. :. c. DaT1agto;
u-6 Mss Grace Bins. o. Williams
burg. were the guest OF W. :. u
4 Darlington Sunday.
MesdsmeS. V. a Martin and :
Z z. Eo.6crotr have returned from
visit 70 Ire Exposition ard friend
Il Norfolk and Williamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
IT Is SERIOUS.
Some Virginia People Fail 20 Realize
the Seriousness


The constant aching Of bad bach.
] he Wcariucss. the tired feeling.
T he pains ard acf - of ksJrcs lis
Are s--ious-if neglected.
Dangerous uriuary troub'es .ollow.
Ms. Wn. N. Hamilton. living at
1918 y. 57th- s.. Richmond, Va.
says: Both NY husband and my
self have used Deans Kidney Pills
with excellent results. Ny back
PANIED me fox long time. ! had
q dull dragging pain in ny back SO
as 20 interfere with my work. ]
used many remedies but failed 70 &c,
relief until Doar's Kidney Pills were
brought 20 my attention. and pro-
cured box. used them accord
ing 20 directions and they affected
a complete cure. Ny husband com
planned OF a soreness across his kid.
neys and back and AZ hines The
pains were 50 severe as 20 disturb
/ his rest az night. Doan's Kidney
/ Pills cured him and be has rot com
planned since. can recommenc
Dozn's Kidney Pulls very high anC
have done SO or a number Of occa
sions. E"
For sale By az ieaiers. Prce so cents
Poster Aiiburn Co. Buffalo, Scx Yors
sos< agents Tor the United Stases.
R<ksenleer tBc name-Doan's-an.
stsie 10 ossrr-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
LETTER TO L, LARSON,
Williamsburg, Va.

T,~ar S7r- Such expericnces as CHS arc
occurring III over The COUNTRY.
lodge =. Fairchild OWES two bOcses.
ersctlv slike. u LufkIn. Teas. ]. u.
rorrencr PAINTED both houses. one De
so~. Isl gallons, TIE Other with al
lfher rairt sold At saUe pnc-. p gaL
Or Thst > gallon pairt = weak
nd X pr cert ~ hitting that's why X
took 6 II gslious more.
10. can iearn for nothing what K
1ad 10 cav-tor.
Yours truly.
F. " DEFOE & co.
= ST. Il stone sells or paint.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
A. q re s.orchsrt.

DO may 'enduTs-ce -ace autos
ysss here ~ asked tie city boar1er.
oee-lng down TIE road Yeas. strzn-
ger replied the cd farmer. They
are al endurance racers % as" To
youg~ sure It - AZ endurance test
q patience 70 keep from blazing away
az then every tine hey run over :
coz OF scare q horse
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Seal Rosie 10 the West.
Past Esstsb.les Trains. Par'or csrrto
Rirhnond fu fsasn S,e-p<-s so Ions
riil<. Cip~iBr al. Chsrsgn.. 81. LOsis.
wEsTSoUND pAILy TRkESs
LIZ. NiiiiSasfslsrg ifsssl a ~. Gs01 o. m. d.
S-ti .. "a Pastt-ais 3assiDg WI
hanstsufE 1921 3. IA stops onis 20
ts1e ON Passengers fsT West q kich-
moe6. Ifsert cou1s ctioos for al
podnfs Hrst. SoTth~ - add Soeth-
H<Ef.
fsa Tsksns ief kesDef kess. ssrsik za<
EKe9tzsa
LE HizsazssbsFS Csc .. M. $50 .. n.
as >. IA
Lsesl< iw Ssspog Hsss.
Tvs Hil.lamsfss x ) Is q So. o-3z r. n.
Locss - Hi<ke ed
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

That's a beautiful photo % yea
! am glad y0u thlLk 50. thea yog'l
- willing 10 exchange that ugly one
yoa already have Tor Dr. I'D rather
keep IL. Il Is 50 much more Ike yOl .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26


we srs nclined 10 agree with Mr..
Bsysn. who said il was the best state
constitution ever written. II III
doab,edly more nearly reaches TIE
idea OF pure democracy and estab-
fishes a government OF the people.
by the people. an6 for the people
more really than does the oonstitr-
6on Of any other state n the Unicr.
| The most stringent measures were
adopted 20 guard against he illegal
and unfair methods OF Great corpc-
rzSons. Stock-wstere6 corpo-s-
ions and those OF nono9ofsSc op-
p7eSstonS are eftectusiiy curbed by
he provisions OF this Constitution.
Co-poTzrs interests are not allowed
. over-ospitslize. se6 are forbid
5sn 70 consolidate. TIE big con
GEMS VII not DC allowed TO drive
| her snail competitors oct OF buSi-
aeSs by discriminating between per
socs and communities n prices aftei
making allowance for the difference
L t7eiEhs-thzt IS a concern with
several branches II the state VII 10,
% allowed 70 SCI hig'- where there
is 10 co1pettio, arc low Where
there IS competition n order 70 tn
Er1ie dealer out Of business. En-
ployers are made responsible FOR Tx
Injury o. death OF employees n,
legislature IS forbidden 70 place [;
E1ir OF the damage recoverable
tom 4 corporation n case % the II
iuy O death CT a. enPlyee.
1 The Conventon's profound d
lles L Ire night OF the people 70 rul
aaG Is Gis-ust O. legislatures ar
representatives was shown Il n
many details gwen To- the guiGznc
Z tucu~ general assemblies and b
establishing he NATIVE and rsteren
3oz- By a petition OF eight pe
III OF the voters any lsw propose,
y TIE Legislature nay be REFERS
o TIE people and decided % VOTE
and q petition o. 6ftecn Per ceu; re
ers 4 proposed constitutional amend
1=at. 4 law passed by the Leg
stature nay Dc referred 70 u
oeoPle by thst body O. % q Peuuo
y i've Per cent OF The voters r
Iover1o- s lot allowed % veto a.
Az when the result CT popular 70
3 favorable . = TIE democrat
iez S stl further carried OF
providing fos = primary system Z
!. a. officers. including United Stsu
T. Senator'S To prevent . cover
. n=ar 5y Injunction. L IS provide
1st. II order O injunction and :
1zi1-. persons charged with CO
. e1Pt to- Al zc; 10, committed II L
5--s-a-e o. ths cou1 shall be pu
- .he5 cuiy o. Z verdict BY = jury.
OraeT interesting provisions O. L
Constitution are Ire prohibition
K E9uor rzfEc tor = period
l. rweaty-one years. tAe right OF v
2 II e vo,- = sc-col elections. ~
,e1t -zl<sy fz-e unless re z
sao.l5 prove oon6scz,ory O. a
nc. ard ne prohibition o. corp
lors 70 contribute 20 canpsi
r En5s. TIE Fr-s;ceri has deed
lzttae Csns-.sutio- Genes N1th
{ tt P-oyisso-s OF he enabling :
al Oklzho>z VII hcrtiy beco-
= he to-ty-ssxth STATE q Ire Un.o
p NotEitastaa1-1- TIE humorous sts'
= n-nto o. PF-sicers Roosevelt that
gpia.oa O. the Constitution xss Z
3 Z CT pu5h1slons" sid severe
= scks upon Z y SecT0ts.y Tan a
A" 1e-s. tne pso2.e Of Oklahoma {
r id-1Iy Isx.; as taey have adopted
3 ga sJ0r.iy y ncz ' lO0.O 600
q n1c1 - = - O. q state Of Z
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
$500

Gives FOX TIE txo largest turnipz
rzised in James Cry and York Cosn-
tses: 81 fcs the frs and 81 for ire
second lsrgest. II you di6n't by
your seed from me iris year. re-
member nex1 tine thzt ] have the
kind 70 bag abosz. Jas. r.. Stone.
trnEgiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
De TODAs parties
Ell indio mas rico. Tie
ne tres bel1as esposas
y diez y siete hijos.
VIDA PATRIARCAL
Descubrimlento de un estu.
dante. .-Robo de las 10.
yas de un virrey.

Pousch- Me- Tai Ha es I'm indio
piel roja, el mas rico de todos los in
dos. Fue jefe de los indios Osa-
ges, pero Sc someti6 al gobierno de
los Estados Unidos y este lie reco-
noci6 la propiedad de todas las tie
rras de su tribu, en- las que Sc han
descubierto despues numerosos y
1icos manantiales de petr6leo.
do mas misterioso en- todo
este dice el Daily Mews-es que
los trutsistas y demas acaparadores
de la riqueza no han logrado robar
8 desposeer al viejo Pousch Me-
Ta-Ha.
Aunque multimilloMario, el in
dio contin1a viviendo en- su choza,
cerca de Tulsa, con su familia, COM
puesta de tres mujeres y II hijos,
prehriendo la vida sencilla al aire
llbre a la infestada atm6sfera de
las poblaciones, donde podrfa, sin
embargo, gracias a su inmensa for
tuna, ofrecer esplendidos banque-
tes, embriagarse como un empera-
dor romano, 6gurar en- algunos es-
candalos y aun asesinar impune-
mente, de tempo en- tempo, alg1n
pobre diablo.
Telegrafian de Rocheford
que un estudiante de veintiun afios,
llamado Andres Lucien, ha hecho
un importante descubrimiento.
, Dicho estudiante lego ante sus
profesores y condiscipulos de la
Escuela de Medicina, una comuni-
cacion dando cuenta de haber des-
cubierto un cuerpo que el denomina
M0lrdot.
Posee este las mismas propie
dades que el bromuro y ell radium
y podra expenderse 20 frances el
gramo, en- vez de los 5000 q que
cuesta el radium.
-Dicen de Dublin que ha sido
robada el area del castillo donde Sc
guardaban las joyas del virrey.
Lo robado Sc estima en-
I. 500, 900 frances.
-Participan de Spezzia que
han empezado los trabajos de un
nuevo acorazado, tipo Dread
nought.D Tendra 1870 toneladas,
100 metros de largo por 22 de an
cho. Andara "a nudos por hora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
(E9ditO y AhO[rO POn(eila

4 los imbonenteS SObre H6retas
de oyY0.--Habiendo muchas H.
bretas que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semestIe de 1907, Sc ruega a los
duefos de las mismas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas ofcinas, al
empleado correspondence, a fn de
poder llenar ese requisite. = Ponce,
julio 10 de 1907. Ell Presidente,
x. MARIANI. 3o.-II. S.
Terminate el hospital San
Luque Sc procedera how a SUI entire
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
BUREAU OIL 7|EMPO|
Servicio c1imatologico
de la semana termina.
da el 3 de Agosto.
AGUkCEROs LOCALES
Velocidad del viento, 3 mi
llss por hora. .--Tab'a
de temperature.

Un tempo nublado y amena-
zador RENO los dias %, 20 Y 81 de
julio con aguaceros en- casi todas
las estaciones. Fuertes a excesi-
vas lluvias ocurrieron en- uu nume-
70 de localidades, el dia 81 de ju.
lio. Fuertes aguaceros locales tam
bien cayeron ell varias estaciones
el dia 80 La Ultima mita de Sc.
mana fue por 10 general buena.
Reinaron b1isotes 4 fuertes vientos
del E. La velocida1 mayor de-
viento registrada en- San Juan fuf
% nillas por hora, del Sc, eI dia
2S de julio.
La temperature media en- Ia
isla, determinada de los informes
de 20 estaciones, fue 1919? 90. a.
inferior a la semana precedente
La mas alta que han informado fuf
o5o, en- Manati; el dia 1 de Agos.
70; la mas baja, 6I?, en- Arecibc
Hacienda Jobos), el dia 80 de
julio,
El promedio de la precipita
ci6n en- la isla fue I.22 pulgadas
La cantidad mayor de precipitation
semanal que han informado fut
2.4S pulgadas en- Maricao. Ii
precipitation semanal Sc ha apro
ximado al promedio en- toda la di
vision E y 0. y en- varias estacio
nes repartidas en- la divisi6nSN. DE-
la isla. En- la division S., la pre-.
cipitaci6n de la semana fue muy
defciente. El promedio de la pre-
cipitaci6n en- la Ultima senana ju-
lio, durante los ocho amos pasados
ha sido cerca de I.7o pulgadas.
La siguiente tabla demuestrs
la variaci6n de temperature.
TEMPERATURE
Mis- nLn Mis- hnin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-08
NOTAS DE- PONCE
Proc9der incorreto de
un policia. A una
honra da familia.
SOBRE UN ARBITRIO
Hospital conclude. -Desca-
rrilamieuto. La orques.
ia de xCocolfa.>

q - >~@ HANS ONJ~
to de Tin fuerte escandalo y de pd-
blica censura el proceder del guar
dia ndmero 397, con una honrads
familia que habita en- ell lugar de-
nominado Washington.
El ssarbitrio de animales rea.
lengos fue rematado hace POGO.
Aver ell guardia 397 empren-
di6 una ruda campafia contra estes
animales, acompaiiado de tres pre-.
SOS, que Sc destinan para ell barrido
y la limpieza pnblica.
En- persecution estos de una
cabra, penetraron Ell el patio de la
casa de nuestro amigo don Eduvi-
gis Gonzalez; los presos subieron
por la palizada y el guardia acom-
panado de estos derribo el portion
y penet,6e en- dicho patio. Una vez
ALI, habia debajo de la casa de Con
zalez una cabra, propiedad de este,
amarrada. FL guardia ordeno Sc
llevase la cabra presa; como Sc
opusiese la seiiora de Gonzalez, el
guardia lie di6 una bofetada pene-
trando los presos en- la casa y afro
pellando tambien los hijos de Con-
zalez y llevandose la cabra, al dep6-
sito.
El barrio de aWashingtonn es-
ia fuera de la zona urbana, desde el
momento que no tiene aqua, luz,
nj llega hasta ALI el servicio de CO.
rreos.
No sabemos que la policla y
los presos que salen para el servicic
de la limpieza pdblica puedan uti.
lizarse para el servicio del rematis.
ia de un ramo.
Un animal que Sc encuentra er
un patio encerrado al Guido de una
familia, no es IN animal realengo
La policia no esta autorizads
para atropellar seiioras y ninos n
penetrar en- el santuario del hogar
Sabenos que el sefior Coma
lez puSo aver noche un telegrams
al Gobernador, dando cuenta de-
hecho y hoy acude a los tribunales
de justicia.
Don Eduvigis Gonzalez es ur
hombre honrado, un luchador cons.
tante por la vida y de abolengc
unionista. Sc dice que el guardia
numero 397 figure en- las dragona
das del 20 de octubre cuando Il
policia y las turbas republicans
atacaron al club federal. Es tam.
bien republican, el rematista de-
corral de animales.