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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
LA VIEJA CANTATA

unas pocas frases la profunda emocon que sen
tia lie mpdio continuar Ese es el llanto de que
hablan todos los dias EN- Ell. TEMPO los doctores
de las nominas. Ese es el tema del parrafo gro
sero injurioso que reproducimos
Y bien vosotroS, los dos el barboso el
brioso, sin barbas sin brios quo aprendisteis en-
la historic como Herman Cortes Ioro baio el Or.
boil de Ia n0cte Histe que to1avia Sc couserva-y
que de ALI sali6 plra ganar la batalla de Otum
ba y reazar la conquistl d. MGxco9 mo re-
cordais que aquel hombre habia quemldo en- We
racruz sus navcs que con seisciento5 hombres
exploro domino el imperio i: los Motesumas?
iCreeis que H rnrl CortG, 8. rehaj5 mucho 8
po>o Ell q colccpto le 10; 10 n5res qu- Sc eonsi-
dtran d. unl ra7a sup:ri)t'
Pobres gentes estas gentecillas que aduliten,
aunque sea Ell hipoteSs, $50 de la raza superior
Guam nferiores deben con5iderlrse elias mismlS!
No vale la p.n1 de penslr Ell paue1c>c5 tales
De no5otros po iem)' decir qu. III tom IN IS por
modelo 4 los que, esln los dOctores de III. ITEM
Po, Sc consideran de rah1 superior Superior
nuestra rezl no hay ningual nj la hubo Ell el pla
meta. 81 buscdrlmos cjemplos que seguir, nos
los ofreceria, Ell diez siglos de historia la raza
que, peregrinando desde Atenas, fund6 Roma
por Roma 81 hizo dueIia del mundo para dar
al mundo, con el latin el griego, la base de to-
das las lenguas de Europa con los c0digos ro-
manos Ia base de todos los derechos
Del acto de la Cimara 10 hemos hablado
antes nj fabariamos hoy 81 10 nos obligasen los
ilustres publicistas que nos zahieren. El acto de
la Camara al votar el mensaje fue una noble
manifestation de energia y patriotsmo. Para
ESQ, para que Sc votase POR UNANIMGDAD dirigi6
Muioz Rivera el copo electoral Ell que los docto-
res quedaron reducidos oprobiosa impotencia,
Y ese copolde Noviembre, y 10 que siguio despu6s,
el exito euorme de la UNION en- Febrero Ell
Mario, es 10 que no Sc perdona Muhoz Rivera.
Aquelos leaders que ell la plaza Blldorioty
en- todas las plazas de la isa gritabau, con vO-
ces extent6reas, su triunfo Ell cuatro dstritos,
no Sc conforman con quedar seg1n quedaron en-
el desprestigio, en- e ridiculo sin representa- ma
da, sin voz y sin voto ell la asamblea popular de
su pals Asf Sc explica la recrudescencia de sus
odios, a que nosotros respondemos con una ecua
nimidad perfecta, sin el menor insulto, sin |;
mas leve groseria de lenguaje, y sintiendo haci;
esos pobres eompatriotas una pedad profunda a
verles tan soberbos bravfos
Por 10 demas, contin1e la veja cantata
Desde 1897 la venimos escuchando. Son la
eternas notas agudas que Sc reproducen cada We
que los doctores andan en- derrota Sgan desaf
nando. iVamos a negarIes ese inocente des
ahogo1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12

Los doctores de FL TEMPO, barbosos brio
SOS con mas menos barbas mas menos brios,
Sc dedican, desde la causura de- la Camara, al
antique sport de los ataques Muiioz Rivera. Y
vuelve la elnania de grandezasO preocuparles;
atribuyen su idolo la inversa paabras que no
pronducio nunca echln sobre el la responsible
lidad de que este pals no Sc americanice todo
vapor de que desaparezcan los mftodos los &C.
lebres S.metodos dc Carlo; Allen ~ Guiermo
Hunt
Gracias, doctoles. Muioz Rivera no Sc eno-
ia por vucstraS caricas de gatos monteses. Ha-
bes p lido las ,arpas sois incapaces de hacer
dafo. Oieu tab j6 luch6 un cuarto de siglo
por II; lib4rta les d. 81 patria; Quien prob5 STEM
pre- ST lc>ite !. aS,outo; qlcn no disfrutl suel
dos nj prebendas; quien CANA el pan cuotdiano
en- una labor de doce horas sin descansar nunca,
no necesita defenderse nj justiicarse: su3 actos
le defender y k justi6can.
Poriais vo'otro' ioh sap1a1siuo5 Glltnos
aygtahey0s! podriais vosotro, acusar d Munoz
Rivera de uu gubernamentalsmo que tanto pare
ce molestaros; podriais decir que tras csc guber-
tlamentalislno Sc esconde la amb,iou de inhujos
medros ofciales Pero aNesk,o Lioiono frecuen-
ia la Mansion Ejecutiva, Iii necesita NADIA de los
Gobernadores. Vuestro idolo III aGn es Conse
jero con tres mil dollars! Nj 10 sera en- el por-
venir De modo que toda esa palabrerla vuestra
es algo as como la niebla que Sc diSpa al primer
fulgor solar y tai vez alguien pregunte: agdn
doctor? mantendiia una actitud tan suave frente
al Gobierno que lie desdeha 81 ese doctor no estu-
viese abonado desde 1900 una nomina insular
de las mas ricas?
Los doctores de Ell TEMPO han escrito este
parrafo:
No es de Greer que Sc arme tanto bulliclo
para llegar uu acuerdo decoroso acerca de 81 el
llanto de Munoz, en- p!ena Camara de Delegados,
rebai6 al leader mucho poco Ell ell concepto de
los hombres que, considerandose de raza supe-
rior, Sc mofan miran con desprecio, aunque con
discreto dismuo salon, los entes politicos que
lloran, despues de haber hecho grandes alardes
de energfa.S
E necesario poner las cosas Ell su punto
FL mensaje de la Camlra al Presldente Roose-
welt acababa de ser leido Los delegados Sc pu-
sieron de pie para aprobarlo pOr unanindad con
vbrante entusiasmo Ell senor Viias propuso un
voto de gracias al autor del mensaje. Munoz
Rivera Sc levant6 para oponerse declarando que
el autor debia quedar bajo el an6nimO, lratandose
de un documento de tai naturaleza. Insisto ell Sc
nor Viias. FL senior de Diego Sc levanto y
prOnunci6 un gran discurso. Muhoz Rivera pl-
do la palabra quso responder uu homenaie
tan ssplehdidO , tan iumsTecido, PrOnuncid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
ASUNTOS D|vEBSOS
Conferencias pedagogi.
ca as.-Nombra mientos
de escribientes.
LlBRETAs De sELlOS
Firma de los bonos del en-
prestlto, con destino 4 ira.
bsjos de csrreteras.

Los dias IS Y 26 del actual ha-
bran coferencias pcdag6gicas en- Fa-
jardo.
Han sido uoubrados escri-
hlentes temporeros en- la oicina de
tasaciones, de la Tesoreria de Puerto
Rico, los seilores Antonio Acha,
Enrique Lopez Luis MuHoz Colon.
Aver fueron Grmados por el
Gobernador, ell Tesorero y el sefior
Post, todos los bonos del cmpresti-
to para carreteras.
En- la ofcina postal Sc han
han recibido unaS libretas de sellos
de a un centavo, que contieuen "a
estampillas, y Sc venden al precio
de rs centavos.
Ell policia insular Asuncion
Sierra detuvo aver tarde, en- Ia calle
del Sol esquina a San Jose a un in
diVlduo lie nombre Francisco Mo-
"a natural de Fajardo y vecino de
Santurce, que fngi6ndose ciego y
provisto de unos espejuelos negros
Sc dedicaba a pedir limosna. AL
arrestarle el guardia hizo obstluada
resistencia echdndose al suelo
dando fuertes gritos que alarmaron
todo aquel vecindario. FuG pre-
ciso conducrle entire varios paisanoS
a la prevention. Al lpiacticarle un
registro en- sus ropas, Sc lie halo ell
el bolsillo un Ito de trapos contenien-
do varios dollars.
Al dar cuenta aver, del re-
greso del honorable Regis II.
Post, olvidamos consignar que Ell
ell mismo vapor lego la respectable
sefiora Vim H. Taft, que esperara
aquf q su esposo el Honorable Sc
cretario de la Guerra que llegara
el sabado 8 domingo, mas tar
dar.
-programa de las pleas que
tocara esta noche EN- la retreta la
Banda de la Policia Insu.ar
/. Marcia aKismet Patrol0, To
bani. p. Ga petci6n) Danza aSa-
raO, Mislan.-3. aScenas Pintores-
GASP Massanet. II. 1'anda de Val
ses "Tout d Nousn, Watedufell. -
5. Gran Selection dc Ia Zafzuela
nFu1ao de Rosaso, Chapi e. Dan
"a nLaura Y Georginaa, Campos. -
aStar Spangle Bannero.
.Anoche como las doce ell
tr5 en- la ci,tiad de regieso dc Su
p9seo militar a Humacao y pobla-
clones intermcdias. la compaiiia 3.
del Reginiento de Puerto Rico.
Las companias G. y D. quedaron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
CAP|ROTlzOS
GEL Aguila" y sus medi-
taciones.--Tiene ra-
zon, don Sebastian.
'EL TEMPO" MELINDROsO
Voz de alarma.-Llamamien.
to a todos los haitian
tes de Puerto Rico.

HEl Aguila" de Ponce, que,
desde el mes de Noviembre Iltimo,
viene entregandose a las meditacio-
mes, formula el siguiente apotegma
8 10 que fuere
aEl NAL, nunca, jamas, ha sido
eterno en la vida.D
Conformes de toda conformi-
dad, colega.
Por ESQ han caldo los republi-
canos, que, acaso Q sin acaso, pen
saron eternizar sus calamitosos
procedimientos y eternizarse So
bre el machito del presupuesto,
donde iban tan a gusto.
Por 10 delnas, va 10 dijo ell vul-
go Ell su refranero, antes que el CO.
lega
-0No hay NAL que Glen amos
duren
oE 1'iempoo da ia voz de alar-
ma, y dice:
oEl Herald, dc New York, ha
publicado la noticia siguiente;
oLa pr6xiina semana Gen la
que estamos) va Ell viaje hacia
Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo y Gu.
ba el senor L. S. Beorn con objetc
de tomar vistas para Ia casa de ci.
nemat6grafosS.
va 10 sabe el pals; va 10 saber
los padres de familia, agrega aE
Tiempoa. Precise es que los chi
cueluS no Sc exhiban, como acos
tumbran, desnudos y descalzos {
harapientos va cl Juez Bazan h;
tornado sus medidas sobre este. E,
necesario que todos los habitante'
de la isla Sc esfuercen por dar prue
bas de cultura, a fin de que Mr.. L
S. Beorn Isl es que existe) obteng;
ell mcnor contingente de fotogr
flas que nos pongau ell ridlcuIo an-
te el Universe munlo.
Esto es, Ell sustancla, POGO mas
8 menos, 10 que dice el colega.
Pero no haya cuidado.
Por fortuna el Sr. Beorn ha te
nido Ia baena idea de venir, Ell ests
epoca, Ell buSca dc vistas cinemlto
gralicas.
81 llega 4 venir en- aquelIo
tienpo' acilgoi, ~. FL ITEM mpo'
jamas podrd borrar de nueStra ME
moria que de escenas y que e,pec
taculos deSdoro5o5 para el pals y 81
cultura hubiera polilo 6jar ell la
peliculas.
Guardias especiale5 con cara.
pltibularias acoSando y persisuien
do Ell plena via plbIica a persona
honradas { indefensas, merecedora.
dc respeto y consideration.
Motines tumultuosos, atrope
Hos, mlnifestacioues 0 comparsa
Ell forma de mojiganga bullangue
IA ~. De todo ESQ y de algo peo
hubiera podido sacar partido est
senior Beorn, obteniendo vistas tar
seusacionalcs como estas aDestruc
cion de la Imprenta del oDiario d,
Puerto Rico,o aAtaque al Club Fe
deral de Ponce aDisparos sobre il
casa del seiior Muiioz River,D et 81
dc o9tens, porque la lista es inter
minable.
No Sc preocupe oEl TiempoD
: 6rgano del Directorio republica
no de,que Mr. Born.pueda reprodu
cir en- sus vistas cuatro 8 cinco opi
pones desarrapados'y jinchoso. N
es nenester que por clio exite el Ct
10 del Juez Bazan.
ESQ es beooata minHta.
Lo que fue una vergjienza
un padr6n de ignominia para el pa
fuG 10 0tr5.
Y ahora viene el colega con T,
Pulgos de Marigrajos :.
DIABoLIN.
LEaNse las di0eysas nofiaaS de Sa
T,,yr., =, =. Z, Ii A....-.,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12
PARA EL ACTO De POSSESSION
DEL NUEVO GOBEPNIDOR.
A LOS SENORES DELEGADOS;

El sefior Secretario INFERNO
de Puerto Rico Sc ha servido CO.
municarme que el dia IS del cur
sante mes, a las diez de la manana,
Sc verihcara ell q Teatro Munich.
pal de San Juan el acto de la inau-
guraci6n del Honorable Regis H.
Post como Gobernador de Puerto
Rico.
La Camara, el Consejo Ejecu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12

LEdNSe las diUersaS nofi1aS de San
/Na" y de Ia Lsla, que abayeoea Gu
La sEgSaGa b4gtNG,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-12

two y Ell Tribunal Supreme oeu-
paran el escenario, en- la ceremonial,
que sera briuante y solemne: y yo
me pernito esperar que todos los
sefores Delegates, a QUEUES sea
possible, acudiran a ella, para llevar
al acto la directa y genuina repre-
sentaci6n del pueblo puertori-
queho.
Abril 10 de 1907.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10

There is going to be lots of corn
made throughout York county this
year more than for several years past.
The New York future market went
down twenty five points on the an
nouncement Of the bureau report yes
terday. '
The registration books will be open
on the first Monday in October and
those who have no certificates should
be on hand on that day.
Crops are not nearly so good In the
western part Of Broad River township
as they promised six weeks ago; but
they are still good. The promise SIX
weeks ago was the best that section
has ever seen.
81 like a boy who has life and ener-
gy enough to take an interest in base
ball." says Captain w. B. Smith OF
Glover. For" argues the captain, II
he is all right on the baseball question
he has enough go to take him almost
anywhere"
The voting contest, now running
for the most popular lady Is separate
and distinct from our annual club
competition. The club competition
Ia SITS from November Is to March Is.
We do not take names in the club
competition until November Is. The
voting contest is to close November 1.
Although it is not practicable to give
satisfactory statistics. 1t Is fact that
an unusually large number OF negroes
are buying farm lands in this county.
We have heard of several transfers
within the past few months, and the
understanding Is that others are MAX
ing inquiry.
The auditor is somewhat delayed In
the matter of putting the extra three
mill levy in that portion of the York
Vile school district that was added by
the recent act Of the general assembly
the trouble being. that he has no way
of defining the new limits. If the
question of limits cannot be settled
satisfactorily by estimation, an accu-
rate survey will be necessary.
The winning of the pennant by the
Charleston team has been a rattling
good advertisement for the city, and If
our judgment counts for anything, our
friend the News and Courier. is de-
serving of a large share of the credit
Though frequently posing as knock
er in it's editorial columns 1t all the
while maintained the strongest base
ball page of any paper in the South
Atlantic league, and shaped its course
generally in such a way as to keep the
enthusiasm of the cranks up to win
ming pitch Yes, honestly, we think
the News and Courier played a good
game.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10
THE HOSPITAL PROPOSITION.

There are now 5000 in sight to go TO
a fund Of $2,500 or over for the erec-
ton Of a public hospital in Yorkville,
and If people will only take hold OF
the proposition in the right kind OF
way the erection Of a hospital will be
easily possible.
Shortly after the appearance OF the
last issue of The Enquirer lady call
ed up this office by phone and said:
Put me down for subscription OF
one hundred dollars for the purpose OF
erecting a public hospital My sub
scription is made on the same terms
as yours, that is. provided the amount
raised reaches $4,000 or over. 1 have
no objection to how much more Is
raised; but 1 am not in favor of the
tent idea, or anything that looks like
temporary quarters. l want some
thing efficient and permanent.
Now here Is a starter. Two hun
dred dollars is not much; but the town
can easily make it $4,000 or $4,000 or
$4,000. If there are others who desire
to subscribe, we beg leave to suggest
that The Enquirer will receive offers
OF subscriptions until the aggregate
amount reaches say s1,5O0. Then there
can be a meeting Of the subscribers,
and they may take steps to organize
and incorporate a hospital association
which can push their work to compile
ton.
AS we see it now, there is no better
way to start than by liberal private
subscriptions. After there Is enough
in sight, however, to warrant such a
step the association may adopt vari-
Gus other expedients for raising money
from private and public sources. and
put the undertaking on a firm basis.
There Is need for good hospital In
the community, and it will do the
community lots of good to provide
for A.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10
GENERAL DETERIORATION.

The New Orleans Democrat
on yesterday issued its August condi-
tion report made up from correspond
ents in all parts Of the cotton belt.
The consensus Of opinion Of the cor
respondents Is to this effect:
1st. Distinct deterioration has been
the rule throughout the belt, though
the alluvial districts. in many cases,
show marked improvement.
End. In some parts Of Texas the
deterioration verges upon disaster.
Sd. The plant is very late so that
the earliness or lateness of frost will
be Of supreme moment.
4th. The supply Of labor for pick
ing seems to be fairly adequate, though
some sections complain in this regard.
5th. The movement will not be In
full swing until the last days OF Sep
tember or the first days OF October.
9Th. Farmers seem disposed to ac-
cept current prices. so far at least as
the first pickings are concerned, but
there Is a strong movement to hold for
Is cents.
7th. These reports are brought
down to the noon Of Thursday, Sep
tember 5th.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10
THE VOTING CONTEST.

The progress of the voting contest
for the ladies who are to get the
prizes offered by The Enquirer in ac-
cordance with the terms set forth in
the advertisement published else
where in this issue, continues slow.
Up to this time there have been only
two entries. the third premium re-
naming unclaimed. But it is still
anybodys race, for 1t is an easy matter
for almost anybody who might see
proper to do so to go and get within a
few hours enough votes to take the
lead.
The voting now stands as follows:
Miss Edith Castles 55 votes.
Miss WilmOth Jackson 80 votes.
Under the terms Of the advertised
offer a months subscription at so
cents carries votes; a months sub
scription at $1.OO carries 10 votes, and
q 12 months subscription at $500 car
ries 25 votes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10

and when passing a farm house decid-
ed to secure some eatables for feast
Ramsey went into the farm house and
Riley went to the chicken coop. While
Riley was in the coop Ramsey opened
the door and as he struck a match
Riley, thinking it was the owner, shot
Ramsey through the breast Riley,
when he found he had shot his friend
became almost insane and tried to
shoot himself Ramsey. although ter
ribly wounded, succeeded in getting
the weapon away from him. Riley
took the injured man home and then
hurried for doctors. He seemed to be
beside himself with grief. Without
saying anything he left the house.
walked out on the railroad track and
when the express from Buffalo came
rushing along he threw himself in
front of the engine and was ground
to pieces. Ramsey is still alive, but
his recovery is doubtful.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10
FIRST CENSUS REPORT.
Average Condition of Cotton on Au-
gust 25 Was 727.

gust 25 Was 72.7.
The census bureau issued it's first
bulletin on the cotton report for the
season as shown by returns from the
ginners, showing a total of 191,4l6
bales up to Sept. l, as compared with
407, ,551 bales up to the same period
last year.
In this statement round bales are
counted as half bales.
The great falling off is attributed to
the lateness of the crop.
The crop report Of the bureau of
statistics Of the department of agri-
culture finds from the reports of cor
respondents and agents of the bureau
that the average condition of cotton on
August 25 was 1871, as compared with
IS on July 25, 1907: 773 on August 25,
1906; 72.1 on August 25, 1905, and the
ten year average Of 74.5.
The condition of the crop by states
Is as follows: Virginia, IL North
Carolina, IS: South Carolina, 49,;
Georgia, II; Florida, 10: Alabama, 73;
Mississippi, 70; Louisiana, SO; Texas,
67; Arkansas, 65: Tennessee. rs: Mis-
souri,, rs; Oklahoma, 72: Indian Terri
tory, 20. Total for the United States,
72.7.
The report also shows that there
were only 4,067 ginneries in operation
by September 1st Of this year. as COM
pared with 6,62S in 1906.
The product. by states, for the pres
ent year. follows: Alabama, 7,345;
Arkansas. S5: Florida. 54; Georgia
1907; Indian Territory, 8; Louisiana,
112; Mississippi. 1,12S; North Carroll
ma, 43: Oklahoma, 5: South Carolina,
3.04O; Texas. 145,101. Last year Texas
had ginned 32S,5S6 bales before Sep
tember |.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10
WITHIN THE TOWN.

- Gould you vote, If called upon to
do so?
= The music of the band Is appre-
ciated by large numbers Of people.
- The Southern's side track has
about been completed to the Lock-
more mill.
= Several bales Of cotton were sold
on this market last Saturday. The
best price paid was 1890.
= The dry goods people are busy
getting things in shape for the fall
trade. The outlook Is good rather
Than otherwise.
The ladies of the Methodist
church sold ice cream at the band
concert in the court house yard Sat-
urday afternoon and came out very
nicely.
Rev. w. c. Ewart's sermon Of last
Sunday was for the especial benefit
of the school children and the young
men and young women who are just
going off to college. 1t was also for
the benefit of the teachers, and the
KEYNOTE Of 1t was that education
which does not take into account the
study of the Bible Is of but little value.
The preacher held also that those who
gave most attention to the Bible would
find it easier to. get the best Of all
branches of knowledge.
There was a referendum meeting OF
patrons of the Yorkville Graded school
in the court house last Friday night,
called at the instance Of the trustees
to consider the new curriculum an
nounced last Wednesday. DR.. Brimm,
the superintendent, assumed full re-
sponsibility for the proposed change
and stated that it was necessary TO
meet the requirements Of a modern
school. There was considerable dis
cussion of the subject pro and con,
and finally, by a vote Of Is to 1t was
decided to hold on to the curriculum,
as 1t was made up before. The ma
jority of the patrons took the view
that the possible advantages Of the
proposed change were not sufficient to
warrant the expense involved, more
especially because that expense SEEM
ed to be beyond the means Of so many
Of the patrons.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-09-10
HOTEL DESTROYED.

Cleveland Springs hotel was de-
stroyed by fire at shortly after mid
night yesterday morning. The first
news was brought to Yorkville by
passengers on the Southern train, and
the Charlotte papers have since
brought further details.
Three people lost their lives, Miss
Cora Smith, young lady of Ellen
boro, N. c., and Mary Frazier and An
ME Frazier, colored chambermaids.
From the best information obtaina-
BILE, the fire originated in the kitchen
part of the hotel and Is supposed to
have been caused by lightning, there
being a severe electrical storm In
progress at the time.
The fire had made considerable
headway before it's discovery and
there was much difficulty in arousing
the guests. of whom there were about
fifteen in the building. They escaped
in their night clothes, and but few
were able to save any of their be-
longings.
or the guests, Miss Smith alone
failed to get warning in time to make
her escape. When she was awakened,
the flames were already hemming her
in on all sides. She appeared at a
window and cried most piteously for
help; but nothing could be done. Her
charred body was afterward found in
the debris.
The hotel building with additions
was valued at about $4,000 and there
was some $4,000 worth of furniture.
Nothing was saved. The insurance
amounts to $4,000.
Cleveland Springs has long been