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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

Mr.. Davis of Brazos has intro
duced bill to establish court OF
civil appeals at Bryan. This makes
four different points in the state
that are after an additional appel
late court, namely Texarkana, Ty-
Ter, Waco and Bryan.-Houston
Chronicle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10
For Sale

1l7 acres , miles east Of Bryan, plenty
q water. wood, etc. Price RICH, and
terms reasonable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

About 4ooacr Of land convenient to
market. 400 acres prairie and farm. 200
acre In timber, hne we'll Of water. hrsf
class improvements. an idsai home and
safs investment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

Don't lie, me forge, to see X. G. Tabo'
about that life insurance. DIT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-10

2 lots on south side OF block, , blocks
nom Main street. room residence, good
sasblu, garden. and f6ne well Of water.
Price 100000. terms essv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10
Obituary..

NATHAN RICHARDSON BARRows.
Nathan Richardson Barrows died at
bis home in Somersille, Mass, Sept.
30th. 1907.
Mr.. Barrows was born at Dorset,
VT. May llth, 1850. His early educa'
ton was in the Dorset Public School.
July Sd, 1878. be married Carrie Wood
Of Pawiet, VT For many years they
lived at Rutland, VT, but for the past
10 years at Somcryille, Mass.
He was most genial and happy
man. Sixteen years ago he lost hls
right leg and left hand by bone tuber'
culosis bu, in this crippled condition
be was never known 10 complain, there
was no bitterness in bis life, be gave
oui nothing but snnshine. Soivith'
standing bis MANNED condition be
accomplished more In a business lift
than the great majority Of business
men. ID Was not good lnek, bal
patient, Flooding bard work.
HIS hhppy disposition endeared hin
10 all wbo knes him. the children loved
him, great crowds Of them came W b.
bier W rcyerenily book upon his fac
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10
Walter Buck Gets the Reed Cup.

There were ID starters m an lS.hplc
baydicap against DOGGY, played over
tbs Hillside Golf course Friday and Sat,
friday, and in spite Of the rain some
remarkably low scores were turned in
4he prize was handsome cup pre-
scented 70 the club by A. NJ. Reed oI
Albany, and was won by W. r. Buck
Who was one up against DOGGY. Score
As follows: J. Mcclure, 0, 2 down
Philip Towsley, 2, 3 down; u. ID
Elliott. ). 5 down; w. X. Hard, 4,
down; 4. II. Swift, 7, down, f
Reean, 7, 2 down; DR., Hemenway, 7
stiown; g. l.. Towsley, o, down; l.
Y Pierce, 10, 2 down; A. Smith, 10
10 down; u, II. IIemenway, Q,
down; A. 4. Martin. II. 10 down
Rev. Vincent Raw, 10, ii down; Wal
ter Buck, -, upi George Hemen
way, 49, 7 down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10
SOUTH DORSET

The frosts have killed the vines.
--TLe p )tato and corn crop is fine.
"A. l.. Bowen is not able TO be out
much yet.
Remember Tom Collins auction at
Dorset October u at 10 a. m.
The summer boarders and auto s
have gone. The frost and rain did it.
Jennie Busteen and Huldah Bowen
of the Dorset Inn were at Brookside
Saturday. The Ian keeps open until
November when Mr. Talbot goes to
Savannah, Ga, to run winter hotel
the Martiniqu3.
Parties taking dogs into the woods
10 hunt birds must keep them in sight
as they are liable to strike hot deer
trail, and if so, they will be shot if
following it. Our next Legislature will
be asked to stop the use of dogs in
hunting game as it is as easy to shoot a
partridge freed by dog as it is to
shoot hen on the roost. Our game
birds are very scarce and no dogs
ought TO be allowed to hunt them.
Several here have bought new pump
guns and these ought to be prohibited
also too high power guns that will kill
aJnan two miles away No one is safe
with such guns, sending steel and lead
bullets from two TO four miles through
the air. A. l.. Bowen, game warden.
October is one of the finest months
| IN, Vermont. The heat of the summer
is gone, the mountains are a dream OF
spiendor, the air is crisp and inyigor-
ating and life worth living. People
who can afford il ought 10 come here
and enjoy it, The hotels are not
crowded and rates are little lower.
All fruits and vegetables are in plenty
and good; juicy grass fed meats are
nice aud in abundance The roads are
good and driving through our fine
scenery, the finest in the world, and
for those who like to hunt or sketch or
use camera have the finest month to
do it in. Vermont is all right in
October and even November some
years is just as good and some people
are finding it out and those who have
MT had better come and see US.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10
FOR SALE !.

aud say prayer. The floral offerings
from his friends and neighbors were
elegant and profuse.
Mr.. Barrows was member of the
First NJ. h. church at Somerville, and
leaves wife and one daughter, Mrs.
Henry Griffin of Westminster Mass,
and three brothers, Il. w. of Dorset,
W. G. of Syracuse and George Il, Of
Troy.
Ehe funeral service was held on
Wednesday at the house, and burial
was made at Westminster on Thurs
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10
'TheySay

That new broom sweeps clean
but the test OF a good broom Is,
will it sweep clean when its an
old brooml Our brooms will
stand that test and they don't
cost any more than the other
kind.
Did you ever stop to think how
much cold comes into your house
under the door. Just look at the
device we have for keeping that
cold out. It's there when you
want it and isn't when you don't.
Even humans mt as accommo-
dating as that.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10


The extremely high prices that have
prevailed for eggs during the past few
years have emphasized more ti'an ever
the peci Of some food 20 make hens
lay 10 cold weather. Tho BEST IL none
i,o good, especially when Il can BE- oh
lsinel II a moderate price. q. II. Why
l.ilpi o. Naic9nr. ~ Y, expresses his
ideas Oh he subject Ia the follow ins
letter. He says Il think 'rag'5s Ter
fec,ed Poultry Food Is the best f95i TO
make hens iBy ;itai is on The market"
Any one sending his address on a
postal card 10 G, y Page, Hyde Park
~. and mentioning this paper, WIZ re-
ceire by mail, free. postpaid. sample
package of Pages Perfected Poultry
Food"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10
TEETH
EXTRACTED

absolutely without pain or dan.
ger. The only place in the State
OF Vermont where this method is
used. No pain, no unpleasant
effects. No charge for extract.
ing when plates are ordered
All plates fully guaranteed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10

AOVlAy ~ " LII I'LL
8 Center ST.. Mead Building.
RUTLAND. n. VERNON
follows. South bound leave at 7.0i
has. PSI, TO aud / II; North bounr
=, 90, i2l5. 3i5, 10 aud LIZ
Some day the New York Central rail
road viii take into consideration th
fact that the general public have som,
rights us well as the railroads.
-. u. DeCoursey has very kindl,
presented a second cup 10 the Elillsid,
Golf club which Is to be- contested fo
Ia what viii be known as Kicker
handicap" on Friday and Saturday q
this week. This handicap will be ar
ranged by each competing member
selecting his own ban leap, which b,
will enclose IN sealed envelope Lnc
deposit IN a box nj the drug store, Mr.
DeGoursey already having seectet
the score which will take the coveted
mug, and then the members will con
test at ~ hole medal play aud the mel
score nearest 10 the score selected by
Mr. DeCourseyi will win the cup
klckers came inl Here is a chance Of
a lifetime.
The annual meeting Of the Manches.
ter s. 7. c. A. was held in the Court
House on Monday Sept 80 at , p. M
Frank NJ. Walker was elected TO the
position Of special agent, which Dr.
Page held. The other officers wer,
elected. 1t was voted 10 send S2C
during the year to w. w. Tower
agent OF the State society and s. was
appropriated for the work of the Band
of Mercy, this money TO be given 10
Miss Clcghorn who has been much in.
terested IN getting the young people
together and interesting them il
humane work. Two gifts of money,
which came during the summer, were
Acknowledged in The treasnrey,s 70.
port. Tee presence Of Father Kelly
the Rev. Mr.. Raw and Rev. Mir. Me
Cready was much appreciated, show
ing The interest the clergy of Manchester
take IN humane work.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
y. X. Roberts was in town las
Thursday.
y. r. McNaboc was in town Thu
last week.
Miss Eva Haves exneo,s ~ sns,,
the winter in Rutland.
Patsy pbalep and family ware !,
Rn,land On Monday last
n,
;,,o Harry Tong,s bopsa
AZ. ..a AZ n;.,
-. ~ " "
o, -'.....i,1i
30 ~ 49,
Mrs hehry heht mas been quit
III TINS last week win pneumonia.
Fred Rowe ana FRED heinel arr
taxing their annual TRIP 10 New fori
city
Mir. and Mrs. Richard Mattisoi
and Mrs. ward OF Nebraska are visit
ing relatives IN town.
Mrs. Pierce, who has bcen visitin,
her sister, Mrs. Moses Barrett, ha
returned to her home.
MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Plumb of Ben
nington spent Sunday with Mrs
Plumb's mother, Mrs, Josephine Pro
van.
There will he \ social dance =
Union Opera House Monday eyenin
the lIth inst. Music by fowler's ol
chestra.
Mrs Truman Ren,lev who ha
he's, .ncpa,ng two we.ks in toxn ha
gone 10 fawie, Tor VISIT, before w
lung AZ nef nome ~ nu''A'u'
-stinson's New Depot Restaurar
~ FINLAND Is 'he pace Tor the weary
ha"s's na'e'e' !" s'op TOT squa'
mean Try w. ''''
IAN important Aa!ourheu mse''n
" ''e Da' , N'"ss - S'ii'e' TOT h"i
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-10-10
LANDGROyR.


Mrs. Y. A. Rush is better.
Fred Perkins and Louis Bull have
gone TO Windham to work.
Mrs. Bowen visited at Sam Alb.
bolts recently.
Mrs. Bert Howe of Thomsonburp
called on friends in town Thursday.
r.. W. Roby and daughter, Pearl
visited at Reuben Vests in Peru Sun
dav.
Ed. Thomson was called 10 Lud
low Saturday by the serious illness o.
his mother, Mrs. J. s. Thompson.
Mrs. Ben Beers and daughter
Mamie, and son, Harold, visited he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben IVES
in Peru Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs, Hazelton aud son
Ray, and Grace Coly OF Sunderland
visited at Sam, Henry and Charli
Abbott's recently,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
El sabado y domingo.
Frente alos Bancos,

New York, octubre 29. "A Ultima hora Sc In.
forma que el panico ha lido en- terrible progression
envoviendo los mas importantes circulos 6nance-
ros. La marcia de los Bancos de Dep6sito conh.
nda con toda normadad, hasta Ell presente, pero Sc
ten1en nuevos sucesos determinados por el panico.
Ha contribuido aumentar este el desemboso as.
cendente veinte miloues, hecho por dichos Barcos
en- estos d(as. Tai terror ha nfunddo ese desem-
boso en- los depositaros que estos para extraer su
dinero, esperan turno en- gran muchedumbre situa-
da frente los establecimienos habiendo pasado en-
esa actitud las noches del sabado domingo. ri
presidente Roosevelt ha dirgido una COMMUNICATION
al Secretaro Cortelyou, felicandole por Ia anera
lnteligente decidida como ha afrontado Ia crisis
economical bancarla Cortelyou ha hecho toda cla-
Sc de esfuerzo para normazar los negocios adelan.
tando ayuda fuanciera para mover restabecer el
mercado monetario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29

cion, y la estimahle y simpatIca Sc.
fiorita Luisa Rosario Ortiz.
Muchas felicidades les desea.
mos en- su nuevo estado.
Senior alcalde; tcuando habrS
que deberle q vuestra amabilidad
el arreglo perfecto y difnitivo del
enorme bache que existe en- Ia calle
del Concrete, contiguo a la fabrica
de hielo?
DeSpues de muchoa clamores
por parte de la prensa, su se1orfa
rnando cegarlo con tosca, pero esta
era de mala calidad Y 1 los pocos
dias, con la lluvia, el bache habis
adquirido mayores proporciones.
Sc dijo este en- Ia prensa y 81
sefiorfa dispuso que Sc cegara cor
chinos, pero ahora resulta que 81 el
tango que allf habfa atascaba antes
los carros, ahora los chinos, por su
tamafio y mala co'ocaci6n, resultan
I'm obstaculo peor para el translto.
Esperamos que por ornate, poi
hygiene y por comodidad y conser.
vaci6n de los carruajes, dispongs
que ese bache sea cegado con piedrs
triturada, como 10 indicamos nos.
otros desde el primer momento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
Banco de liquidacion.
Carencia de Eondos

New York, octubre 2o.-Es tai la situacl6n de
los negocios en- la bauca de esta cudad, que el
Banco de Liquidation Sc ha visto Tornado a exten.
der certihcados de empresttos, por la carencia de
fondos. Desde hace muchos siios no Sc habia re.
petido cosa iguai En- cuanto al Baucc de Liqui.
dacion es esta la primera yez, desde 1895, que Sc
We en- la necesidad de apelar los refsrdos certif
cados. Tambeu ocurre 10 pIoplo EN- bancos de
nuchas cludades importantes de los Estados Uni
dos, incluyendo la rica populosa Chicago. Hoy
Sc ha hecho pub!ico 81. otro Banco establecido en-
Brooklyn, ha suspendido sus operacioues Eu to
dos los cfrculos esta gran question es el tema de
todas las conversaciones. No Sc acierta medir
e alcance que Sc cree anhelau supuestos prouoto.
torres de este conAlcto econ6mico. Sc sospecha que
amblciones polfticas no sean acaso ajenas una po
sible formidable combination para hacer fracasar
candidaturas presideuciales que Sc cree obtengan
nuevamente la nomination del gran partido repu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29

las facturas de las dos mil cajas
introducidas tiltimamente. Toda.
via Sc esta en- el periodo de propa-
ganda, pero a fines de aiio Sc intro.
ducira medic million de pastillas
para proveer a todaS las farmacias,
Sc daran meetings. en- todos los pue-
bios y los agentes propagandistas
no dejaran un palmo de TERRA sin
recorrer. Ternlnada la gran CAM
paia en- Puerto Rico, Sc inlciara en-
la isla de Cuba. Son Representa-.
tes generates y distribuidores para
toda la America Latina, National
Drug Agency, Sol II9. San Juan,
P. R..
-Anoche no pudo celebrar SD
session extraordinariA el concejo mu-
nicipal de San Juan a causa de ha.
llarse enfermo el CONCEAL don Anne.
rico Salas y no haber aquorumD por
este motive.
Hoy vjsitaron al gobernador
los seiiores don Anfbal Mieses, don
Juan R. Baiz, don Jose Benitez, de
Vieques, doctor Vazquez, doctor
Mufoz, doctor Gutierrez, doctor
Carbonell y doctor Barreras.
Anoche, con gran concurren-
cia de 6eles, fue tr&sladada en- pro.
cesi6n, desde Ia capilla Francisco.
ma, hasta Ia casa de don Jose Paris,
San Justo 46, la imagen del arcan-
gel San Rafael, cuya cofradfa lie
hizo una solemue fiesta este afio.
-Por su pureza y riqueza Ia
leche condesada marca oAguila' no
ltienen rival como alimento para
nifios. Los hace hermosos, sanos
y robustos. Pero no deje de com
prar sAguilaH, no tome sotra coss
justamente tan buenaS. Sc garan,
tia cada lata. Pfdese en- todo es-
tablecimiento de provisiones. S
en- el que I'd. compra no la tlen,
dirijase a DOLBY, SMITH 6
COMPANY.
FL sabado Gltimo, dia 26 d,
los corrientes, contrajeron matri
monio en- cayey, don Manuel Cas-
tro, comerciante de aquella pobla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
COMITE MED|CO

Sc ruega 4 los sefores medicos
que no hubieren contestado al cues.
tionario que Sc les remltiera con Il
carta circular fecha IS de los Coz
rrientes, se sirvan enviar sus res.
pusstas Antes :del 1 de noviembre,
en- cuya fecha Sc procederS Ia pre-.
paraci6u de las bases que han de
ser preSentadas q la asamblea &c.
neral que sc llevata 4 cabo Ell do
mingo 10 de noviembre.
81 cOmi:e espera que ningdn
professional medico negars su con-
cuIso 4 este movimiento de interGs
general, y que antes del plazo Sc.
ia!ado pOdr6 conocer Ia opinion de
todos sus colegaS.
San Juan, 0ctubre 90 1907,
Doctor, Tomas vAzquez, doc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
ASuNTOS D|VERSOS
Aclaraci6n sobre I'M in
forme, que aparece en-
la tercera pagina.
Or. GOMEZ BRIOSO
Or. GOMEZ BRIOSO
Suspende su viaje, por en-.
coutrarse enfermo. Pa.
ra maestros rurales.

En- el informe que publlca.
mos en- la tercera pagina acerca del
hielo que Sc fabrlca Ell esta cludad
hubimos de omitir, por resu1tar
ininteligibles en- el texto, las pala-
bras que aparecen subrayadas en-
el parrafo que sigue, y que, des-
pues de compaginado dicho infor-
me, Sc nos dieron por telefcno
desde la ofcina Superior de Sapi-
dad y Benefcencia:
mo Sc determine Ell ndme,o
de bacterias (saproftos) que habfa
en- ambas muestras nj tampoco Sc
practice fermentation en- caldo con
dextross, nj stem6yas en- agar con-
kecf0Sa t0tnaSolad0S.
Valga la aclaraci6n.
-SegIu Sc nos informa, el
doctor Gomez Brioso no pudo en-
barcar aver tarde en- el sBrocklyns
con destino a New York, como SC
proponfa, por hallarse enfermo.
I'm los examenes verifcados
1ltimamente en- Caguas fueron
aprobados como maestros rurales
Adela Fajardo, Gabriel Garcia y
Ramon Muiioz; como maestros pre-
paratorios Ramona Barbosa, Gui-
llermina SANCHEZ y Maria Bonilla.
lie ha sido denegado al con-
dnado Jose Amanda Mass6, al In.
iudulto que solicitara del Cober-
nador. y
De la carcel de Guayama ha
sido trasladado a presidio Ell lndivl-
duo Guillermo Martinez, condena-
do q cadena perpetua en- cAusa por
asesinato en- % grado.
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Perdidas de Is mi
llones de dollars

New York, octubre 20. Contra 10 que Sc es
peraba, la stuaci6n en- veg de ejorar Sc agrava en-
la alta banca. Sc han hecho grandes esfuerzos pa
ra restablecer no va la marcha de los negocios sn6
la con6anza p1bica que Sc muestra cada dia mas
temerosa de nuevos desastres. La crisis afecta un
caracter tai de gravedad, que e panico paralzando
toda transaction, precipita la quiebra de nuevas
institu clones de credto Sc sabe por conducto of.
cial que, no obstante la decidda ayuda del Tesoro,
las perdidas alcanzan trece mlllones en- el superb
bit de los Bancos, 10 que ha resenddo ei capital de
reserva de los mlsmos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
lmpresiones y noticias

Con escogida concurrencia We.
rihc6se anocke la velada de costum-
bre en- dicho centro.
Abrio el acto nuestro amigo el
professor seiior Urrutia con oportu-
mas frases.
Don Juan Rosell6 ejecut6 al
plano, varias pleas, con mvcho
gusto y gran precision.
Don Rafael Monagas disert6
acerca de los terremotos, reSultan
do muy interesante y amena su
conferencia. t.J
Fl poeta Ferdinand R. Cestero
recit6, como el sabs hacerlo, su
aCanto lfrico q la primavera.p
Vino despueS un n1mero de
m1sica -aSerenata,s violin y pia.
ma, 8 cargo del joven alumno de Ia
Hill SCHOOL,, ssior Garcia y de,
Sehor Rosello.
81 sefor Urrutia di6 lectura
I'm cuento fantastico, sPor que nc
amo,O original del Lcdo. Ramirez
de Arrillaga.
Despues el sehor Degetau,
instancias del senior Urrutia, orga.
nizador de tan agradable fiesta, i'm
proviso I'm hermoso discurso, llenc
de elevados conceptos.
81 Lcdo. sehor Perez Almiroty
consumi6 un turno, y clausur6 E
acto el senior don Francisco Vicen
ty, professor de latin y castellanc
en- la Hill SCHOOL,.
Para todos hubo numeroso.
aplausoS.
-El Recuperador de Ia Saluc
cada dfa va adquiriendo mas re
nombre en- el pals por las curacio
mes sorprendentes que esta hacien
do en- todss parties. No deben con
fundirse estas psstillas con otra
parecidas que Sc introducen en- E
pals sin llenar los requisites de lev
81 RecAperadoy de Ia Saind, es III
preparado registrado en- Ia ofcin
de Patentes de Washington y pag
los derechoS de Rentas Internas a
ser intrOducid9 en- el pals. 81 Ho
porable Tesorero tiene en- su pode
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
Navigation aerea,
Gran entusiasmo,

Paris octubre 29.-Un gran entusiasmo des-
perta aqui en- todas las clases la navegaci6n aerea
Desde el runfo del globo sPatrles los a6cionados
tecnicos no Sc dan reposo en- Ia preparation de nue.
vos navlos aereos que rivalicen con los ingleses
los alemanes. La novedad en- la construction, de
los sobos, Ia constuye el tipo de aeroplanos. Aver
Sc ha obtendo con uno de esos aeropanos uu resul-
tado ssplendido pues recorri6 la distancia de 77r
metros en- s. sec undos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
SCI lIEIVElIB0

Despuesde haber pasado una
tempotadasn Espaia, con objetc
de reponersede sus qusbrantos dc
salad, regres6 aver en- el .Buenos
Ayres' nuestro disinguldo amigo
don Jose Ramon Gastambfdez Busi.
90, hermapo polftico de don Her
mimic Dfaz Navarro y de don Jose
de El1sburu, tambikn dlstInguidos
amigos fuestfos.
81 sehor GastGmbidez viene
muy repuesto, 10 que celebramo,
de todas veras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
NuE!TR0 Pt!IME

Sc recibl6 anteayer Ia notlcla
de haber muerto, en- New Orleans
el joven Francisco R. Villavaso,
hiio de nuestro buen amigo Mr..
William Vlllavaso, que reside en-
Santurce y tiene sus o6cinas en-
San Juan.
En- la terrible desgracla que
agobia el espfritu de nuestro amigo
lie reiteranos q kl y a su familia, eli
testimonio de nuestro pesame mas
sincere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-29
En- Ia FORTALEzAo
COnferencia con Ell ho-
1Orable Gobernador.
Un QUESTIONABLE.
ALOs mEOICOs
Para el cargo de juez mum.
clpal de Humacao Re.
nuncla presentada.
4 LOS MEOICOs

A las doce visitaron hoy los
reporters de La CoyyesbOndenGa y
LA DEMocRAcIA al Gobernado,
Post, quien les recibl6 en- el salon
de actos, ,informandoles lo:siguiente
Que tuvo una conferencia con
los dectores Vazquez (Superinten-
dente 1e Sanidad y Caridad) Cutie.
rrez (Presidente de la Comisi6n de
Anemia) Muhoz Diaz, Barreras y
Carbonell, cambiando impresioues
acerca de la Asamblea de Medicos
que tendra lugar en- el Ateneo el 10
de uoviembre pr6ximo.
i'd Mostr6 q los reporters un elem.
plar de la couvocatoria que Sc ha
hecho q todos los medicos para
el acto de referencia y la cual esta
suscrita por los doctores Vazquez,
C6rdero, Muhoz, Carbonell y CT
tiegrez. atIH. ~.
,u Dicha eonvocatoria lleva en- Ia
segunda pdgina un QUESTIONABLE
con las siguientes preguntas;
1-tCrke usted, que el servi-
clio de Sanidad debe estar separa-
do del de Benefcencia Municipal?
-iEn que forma cree que
deben prestar sus servicios los me.
dicos de la Benefcencia Municipal?
81 por contrario ique condi-
clones ..deben estipularse, que ga
rantias deben exijirse para SUI cum.
plimiento, y 81 convendr& estable.
Ger el padr6n de pobres que han de
acojerse q Ia Bene6cencla pdblica?
3.-iDeben los servicios del
me4ico q cualquiera institution
bene6ca 8 educativa, 8 4 uu cuerpc
armada, ser includes en- los con-
tratos 6 en- las obligaciones del
mismo para con la Bene6cencia
municipal
4-iLos serviclos medicos pres
tados por academies del trabajo en-
obras del Pueblo de Puerto Rico 6
de empresas particulares, deben ser
excludes de la Bane6cencla mu-
nicipal y pagados por aquellas cor
poraclones 8 empresas p6blicas 6
privadas que los soliciten?
S. -tNo opina usted, que el
medico euando auxiIia q Ia admi-
nistraci6n de justicia, no debe ser
considerable como un simple test.
80, sino como perito, y debe regla-
mentarse este peritaje meiico, f.
jando los honorarios equitativos
que el professional haya de rerciblr
en- cada case Particular
Inform6 tambien el Goberna-
dor haber recomendado al Consejo
Executive el nombramlento del jo-
ven abogado de Mayagiiez don
Carlos Blanes, para el cargo de Juez
municipal de Humacao.
Dijo tambien Mr.. Post que el
Juez municipal de Vieques, Mr..
Clark, ha presentado la renuncia
para tener efecto el 80 de noviem
bre pr6ximo. Que ahora estaba
pensando que persona podria de-
sicnaf fsnfa rt,hrlr eso yocon+A