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New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

tyes of philanthropy but because II promotes the
efficiency Of his workers
The wages Of the American workingwoman Miss
Macarthur estimates to be from % TO 30 per cent
higher than those OF the English worker. The dif-
ference appears be much greater than this, but
the greater cost of living here reduces wage that
would seem enormous in England to extremely
moderate proportions.
This is the brighter side of the picture The dark
one shows the hundreds and thousands OF women
employed In aweltshops Mt barely living wages. the
employment OF night Ga thing forbidden
In fourteen European countries the lack OF any re-
sriCtion in most OF the states to the number OF
hours n woman may work and. of all, the
exploitation OF children Even the comparatively
high wages are not an unalloyed blessing Miss
Macarthur Joints out. for with the increase have
gone ~ rease in tho volume OF work done and
corresponding stress and strain upon the worker.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
CONDITION OF WORKERS HERE.
Impressions of Miss Macarthur, of the Brit
ish Womens Trade Union League.

One OF the things noted by Miss Mary r. Mac
arthur secretary Of the British Women's Trade
Union League in her recent flying visit to Amer
lea was that American working girls dress better
and take more pride in their personal appearance
than do those of England. And employers aid them
she adds by providing dressing rooms in which
they can change their clothes on leaving and ar
ming mving at the factory and lavatories with baths
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
FIRST WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Campbell, of No 200 West
18th street, celebrated their first wedding ami
versary at the Beaux Arts Thursday evening
The private dining room Handsomely deco
rated for the occasion and the bride received MANY
handsome presents. An enjoyable evening was
spent by the guests. and among those present were
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

II T. JESIER S1 = EW
Is West 45th ST.. n. Y.
for the treatment of OBESITY. Indigestion, Faufy
Circulation, Rheumatism. Gout and Insomnia Mr..
testers system of Electric therapeutics includes III.
use of static and Wbratory machines and also the var-
Gus electric baths.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
ITS ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY.

The Little Missionary Day Nursery, at No. 90
ST. Marks Place OF which Miss Sara Curry Is
manager held it's eleventh birthday party on Thurs
day evening at the Seventh Street Church. This
is sort OF wholesale party 70 celebrate the birth
DAYS OF all those who interested in this day
home for the children OF mothers who go out 10
work
In spite OF the rain, the entertainment Thurs
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
FINNISH WOMEN DEPUTIES.
Of Nineteen Elected to Parliament, One Is
a Cook

The eyes Of the woman suffragsts of the
world are turned upon the new Finnish Parlia-
ment to which nineteen women. one-tenth Of
the total number of Deputies, have been elected.
This really seems TO be something new under
the sun, in spite OF the assertion of Solomon
that there can be such thing. Norway al
ready admits women TO her municipal councils.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

w. II. Murray. Howard Fickerson. Miss Anna
Click. Robert Acker. Mrs Sue Walker Clifford o.
johnson. Mrs. Robert W Pommere. Miss Alice
O'Bren. Fred Click Mrs. Frank f. Geoney. Will
lam Relrnan. Miss Florence O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brocker James Bresman, Miss Anna
O Bren, Mr and Mrs S. s. Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs. Z. ". Kimmelherg
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

The Washington Headquarters Association.
founded by the Daughters of the American
Revolution. will hold an exhibition OF Colonial
and Revolutionary relics on May % at the
headquarters The guests of the association
will be members of the historical and patriotic
societies of the city. Moses Herman, Park
Commissioner. and the officers of the society,"
will receive. There will be band concert on
the lawn, and refreshments will be served. The
following day the exhibition will be open to the
public
The West End Exchange and Industrial
Union, at Nos 1877 and 16e West 74th street.
has, in connection with its varied branches Of
domestic industries opened attractive lunch
con room. This. the officers say will especially
appeal to men whose families are away during
the summer. The president of the exchange is
Mrs. Walter Geer.
The Manhattan branch Of the Dickens Fellow
ship will close a successful year with ladies'
night tomorrow evening at the Rip Van Win
kle Tea Rooms, No. West 10th street, from
8 to II O'Clock.
The programme includes Miss Nixola Greeley
Smith, Mrs Maud Winger, soprano OF St
Jamess Lutheran Church; Mrs Katherine Rip
ley Shaw contralto and Mrs. Lillian Jeffries
Petry pianist
During the year three dinners have been held
social evening" and "Pckwick night" and
eight cots have been endowed at the Summer
Home for Crippled Children at Bath Beach, con-
Quoted by the Childrens Aid Society-the result
Of the well attended authors reading Car
negie Hall in March. Another entertainment Of
home talent was given in January at the Home
for lncurables, with generous gift of clothing
reading matter and tobacco for the inmates.
The last social meeting of the season of the
Woman's Press Club OF New York will take
place on Saturday, May %. at the Waldorf-As-
toria. The topic will be Literature and Jour
nalism' and the chairman is Mrs. Haryot Holt
Dey, who, at the close of the programme will
resign her craftsmanship and be installed as
first president, to which office she was elect
ed to fill the place left vacant by Mime. Kather-
Inc Won Klenner, who is now president Mrs
Rose Woodallen Chapman has been chosen
chairman of literature and journalism. to sue
ceed Mrs. Dey. The guests Of honor at the So
cial meeting will be Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Miss Alice Ives, Miss Amelia Bingham, Miss
Dorothy Dix and Miss Margaret Aver.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
1PPROVES WHITE BILL.
Long Island Council Urges Governor
Hughes to Sign 1t.
HAND MADE LINGERIE GOWNS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE.

The Long Island Council of Women's Clubs
representing ten thousand women. unanimously ap-
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PLEGEED SEIRTS PORJLAR
WINTER STYLES or TEE MEN
WRO DRESS wITH CARE.

lama a.~rvea wien s,n Cums snr pqAas. who
Can AWora Taew-aoIAa rpIepv pro.
van-Psw Rhlrse with snM novSma
me1nm MADE M Coporen Materials.
A slight young man 5000 IN front On me
shirt counter N the anop % q fhtn AVenus
tho 0tner gay Ano hnuines~nety
stared at some samples Vnion tho S'srH
nispinyed 10 Ann
.Dont mare y change IN inc regular
order, no nAla. naAAy' i ann satasn~o 20
Aeg mat stAno. Enese Samples arc VSry
prstty. OF course. nus I'M tAks once more
~x Nineas sax menVss p mA PsnhA
Wnsn n @Hs the ss0re ina c'srh sp~neo
nAs DooE 70 entsr SnS 0rder ana smHsU 90
enc OF On" St@er smp'~yso" Ss~n"'"s ~'@E
n'm;
mo ' tahsSany otnsr cSaots' M S@au.
-FOUR Times IN succe~s'on NO M siven me
sAas same oroar. ECO q SAn"''u' """xn
se.ns Wey 2 . srs eaeos.
: thne inc Snsfts ere' Of @oAEss' van
a sots oosom' nok pssats ena ~n~Archso
sufnso oeon euHs. ne y non sn0ukn -
nave NO pusan@Ss. 20 NO mas me ssevSs
@aoe very Yong Inc SOFT cun' tpuS"u'
hN,s Wen oo@N over tDs peeH " Dc D@"1.
ne sesoHs 20 inc Same unr"e cosors os-
ea0ss thsy are most nscommx 70 sHm anu
40 a@t tAas GO rsAn1Iy a. some otnersN Ene
ssyAe % sAirs no hAs ssse'ee@ Ems yssr
me snsrssss enss we nave.
an tnm ofosr tne DoH psssss sow .ns
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sa7 3sSsa.sa&SS zay eaat q G sa1aHGe3 toa
wear with = alnnaF ooa4. The uGp 10 which,
SyeFy gnFmAnt too ouflnndiah Tor any other
Il dedicated. IL 10 safe 70 predict
that no man Who h particular about drsas
viii appear IN this product at any time.
The makers OF shirts 70 be sold &C Oheap
prices are OFTEN more prompt In takinR uD
. new style than he more conservative
makers. Last winter the manufacturers
put on toe market q turned bAok 0uf 81 an
sntirsly new character IL was white.
broad at the b~uttOnhole and gradually
narrowed down Do half ths width on tho
inside. IL was stiFeDed.
Tha OuH vas not especially ornamental.
and 90 Il wa turned back Il saeEnod to
serve NO Ossfal purpose. IL vas mors dur
able, however. than the soft OuR. Il wan
attached 20 OOlOred a. well a. 20 white
dress RhArts.
tsGTrkval on the scans Of fashions oesatad
no oMeitemsnt. 10 WaS not regarded an
objectionable. although nobody vas Inn
pronned with lie beauty or 0nnaEAnens. This
year. however. the kAahion IL aeurhRhAag
ON Fifth avenue. and tbs most e1OhAaiHa
shirt makerp arc copying tina mods arsa
sent out ~ the manufactures. They have
this narrow turned back auhf 20 aurvO a.
tho ami ~ornanaentAl detail Tor eVoninn
drpes that tina aoft roll does for daily wear.
Thsy aFs not likely 20 OOnvlncs unaNy mAA
that anything elss h such good atyIs a.
the simple CuR Of tradition
The Illustration shows how far SOME Of
the best skdFt makers have tnIs year aoras
In tho decoration OF the drsss shirt. 0ns
Of the shirta has q broad box plsas Of pionA
dow the cantre With three ~bustonhales.
On sach aide In q pun Of madras runninG
the hull lensth Of tho bosom.
Two marrow puiys Of piQut running down
tina bosom on eithsr Eds Of the csntes oieas
divide each aide Into three llnes 81 tany
horizontal puf7s Of madras. Slch Q shirt
has much more the eFect Of q w0man's
shirt waise than Of q garment Intended for
mAn's wear. 10 10 intended for FUN evening
drsas. although the maker Of both Of these
styles suggeseed that 10 would 70 bsttsr
perhaps with q dirnsr Oost.
Less pronounced 10 tho shRrt with the
horizontal tucks and the broad pleas In The
oentre. II 10 quite a. remote. however. %
the other from good taste. sam, for even
ipg dress the Clnssic simplicity Of tho plain
ahiFt and CuH 10 h gsntlemAn's standard.
It 10 che a. al the dresa shirt that dis
tinguishes II. To make tho bosom Q little
broader 10 tho tendency Of the fashion this
year.
The standing collar that closes TO the
top has boon seen this year In tho pArterro
at the opera. although The open points in
o are more popular. The standing
eurnOvor DOLLAR to look well with evening"
dress mUss be high. else 10 10 too Informal
There is a shade Of difference In thesn
COLLAR % Distinguish them from previous
years. and that alteration began also In the
cheaper shops bseore tho other makers
took IL up. The ends ara no longer rounded
on In the newer shapes. but are straight
and pointed &C the bottom. The difference
10 slight and interesting only 70 those who
must have tho latest or be unhappy. With
an evening tie These points Are not visible.
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PEANUTS IN CONGO LAND.


Tbs natives nos only use the peanut a. q
staple food. said the Rev. william A. McCaaa-
land. Q missionary In the Congo land, who
recently returned from q stay Of several
months in the heart Of Africa. but II II also
enc Of Ghe arst articles Of trade among many
Of the tFteAa. Many tribes eat litsle else than
peanuts. bus unlike the American lovers o.
the nut thy set the food raw. Peanut but
ter was ARA made by the Central African
learned hoy anlvsrssl ne peanut is az food
10 che Ba-kOas, while there 10 some game
shot or Trapped. the natives prefer q vege-
table Diet, and eat great QYsntities Of peanuts
and . root known ~ fnanioc.
The women OF the Congo l00k after the
eultiestaon OF the plants aud do. the work
crndsiY, Meme Of them cares particularly 20
gS!ayesasg re as.sat they imDiy sss s.sy
shosse TO loek after themselves. vround
Huks' V what the natives pall DeAnuts. They
dig Ia tocbers cut Of the soil, wine aWay
the dirt. break the shells and ens he kernels
sisneas ro@stsns thsm or preparing them In
sfhsss natives. raise great qu.ntitiss Of
the nuts, whieA hey shell and make 40 Into
packaaae Weighing about seventy pounds
saeh. The men take thsae SupdIes on thar
theeugh khS hush fer 90 long a. ssvsp or siakt
There they trade the peanuts for alrnoSE any-
thiag theU eah get and carry sheir purchases
back ever tha same route
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Ha;sV ANs s#a shRunrh asvaa aaaarua
Aspa an4&Naos14 me1ium ha,oge ~ c1uN9
ppenoungN4 4 ~ 10 petpneuaa. N ~
yaap 400 eve psnsnns wNra sAeslnG n, bAna
anainnR . @~sbsasn9al ann 70 tAAa tnam
ahEeAd tha1 aald thnF No lnaasssaa n.
Ne Esm&fa grant.
On - M tva. hohags naaGlaspa. h MN
hNtn9-an oA2 nen Tia othaE. 4Amse
WthlnMton, Rha nm 1nNlAna b leoe. oanR-
PistAlE AaAppeAEsd. A ~ Ghe Urseenb
dina b would 10 over % Als ASnsnnsd thAs
10 Ia A1nA. and The sO&daAass' seaFaA ~ for
ha DoP--lG ~ had alss.
should this hsiF ~ dioooNsrsa and hin
iAenAkeY gsUsan ha via remsive. N eAdltAen
- . porNap 81 the NAnalty. Q onnaiAsrAhae
snn ~ mnnsv which ha2 hapn aOuaamnRneng.
IOohiaa ovw ana tbanasioaI p-rsduolloap
a. y pAet twelve mSnthe Il u curious
70 naaa thAs two ~ the three graaassf auo-
OeHAag hgte been Amasicnh pieoaA nAmsly
sProwetsria MhNiSass ard Tho RaFa AZ
ReWtnuGeE. 1hs only plNs hY EnsAlah
au4hoRs yshAch has gnBovAd q A0nR run d Ahe
aznnNsne farps 'Whon kniGhes Wsrs nald.s
shsch nae baen In The pesGTAunies a. wShd-
hams ekhca january ~.
0ths. paaass SIN ruunipS whiCh have
anjcyed pnhsidseahlo public ~pasronAGo are
-MFa. Wi&ee Of Tho Cabbage Patch" and
Irene W~yNhsrley.' the sGiFring oomedH
With whloh Mias L4Ans AshWel oe-urageoUsly
reapsned the thaAtea In 0reat Qupsn Mtresf.
Aow renaaed the kingsvay.
several nav playwrsGhts have o guc-
osss. notably AntA0ny wharton with
Irene Wyohsfiey.' n Roy nOrniman
akth SThn Rducatlon az x~lisahAkh.y Mr..
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THOUSANDS have discarded the idea
OF making their own eoektsils. -sll
will after giving the CLUB COCKTAILS
a fair uial. Scientifically blended from the
choicest old liquor, and mellOwed with sss
make them the perfect cocktails that they are.
Seven kinds. most popular Of (which are Mar
tint Gin basel. Msnhattsn( Whisky basel.
The following label appears on every
bottle:
Guarantees under the National
Pure food and Drugs Act, AD-
proved June 3oth. boo. dsp.Ai
6. r. HEUBIEIN q BRO. Sole Props.
Hartford Nsw Yosk Lsadea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-01
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Margara no haba ceado de sonre peo sehora de Ne
maba pues esaba sobecogda npeada apar6n
los dos genhombes Senta aumena maeStar agu
Jon de naptes ce uee pareca Coconnas debia
ovado de aqu modo negoos atender los
La Mole vic contraction de cejas sorpend6 bo
aenazador ojos vencendo acinador ago va
empezaba nfundle d delete compendo pegro que cora
su amigo advin6 10 que corresponds hace l sacae de e
Sc ev4n6 pues dejando de Margara entire las
Coconuas ue coger de duques de Nevers hncando
una rodlla en- TERRA lie djo
Oh t1 la mas BELLA la mas adorable de todas las ereS
hablo de las sombras dg6 mirada
sonra Magarta pehd que alma libre de sd grosera
envou rpare ausencas de cuepo compeamente abo
bdo Dor una amsd material FL senior de CoConnas que tenes
vista mas que hombre hombre de robusta
arevda esructur de hemosas qua perecedeo
como toda carne: Ontn num Aunque genhombre
me regaa odos de la maana tade upcantes etanas
honor vuestro habes vSo dbur las meoreS
,oada que Sc dado Fanca campe6n ocuente
con las sombTas hablar muer Por
ha dirgido la somba de la rena encagandome mi que ha
base hemoso cuerpo decos depoa vuesos
pies u coraz6n alma; que pda divhOs oos
mrada pedad vusroS osados ardentes dedos sena
que lie vuestra vbrane armonosa cuantas
labras que ovdan de que odo este
entenezca ha ogado ea espada
epma las espadas enen sOmba cuando las
ponen SOL que espad epo lie aayee por segunda
vez Ell cuepo pues puede vvir auoza que viva
exclusvan1ente para vos
Tan ocuax pantommco como fue dscurso de Coconnas
ue de La Mole abundan sensbdad embagadofa
gia en- catihosa humidad
Los oos de Enquea dejaron de mirar entonces La Mole
ouh haba escchado durante toda aocuon voveron
hac Coconnas para expression del sembante del cabaer
estaba en- ammonia arenga de amigo Sin duda
uued6 saecha porque ruborosa adeante vencda do CO.
commas con onsa que d6 desbero dos fas de peas
engarzadas Ell corai
-,Es verdadf
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Ia REtNA MARGARtTA

cebro fgura las etras que A aza omnpotente
ST sehora tmbien yo OF decir viejo rabno ami
go mo
Sc pesentan dio Catalina caacteres tan cados que
abren oda una via poGca ncamene que los sabOs cados
recomiendan
-QuG recomendan1 pregun6 Renato vendo que la rena
vacilaba
Recomiendan que haga experienced cerebros hui
ptrque ean mas dtsaoados son mas Ampaicos la
Noluntad del que los consulta.
Ay sehora dio Renato sabe Su Maestad que ESQ eS
impossible. 80,
-Por 10 nlenos difidi do Catalina 81 hubesemos sabdo
ESQ Ell da Bartoome leh Renato? Que magnhca CO.
lecta hubie hecho! va acodare primer REQ de
nuere Eutretanto mantengaonos la efera de 10 posi-
ble jEstl plepa % el cuaro de los sacrihcios.
81, sehora.
-Pasemos ae.
Renato encend6 bujia conpuea de exnos eemeutos
cuyo oo sul penetrante nauseabundo espeso re-
velaba introduction de multi maeas aunbrando Caa
lina pas6 la cedila, -
dereues Instruments de acfc menas que Renato
ue de las gna agaban en- TN neon mostran
do su inquietud dorados ojoS.
-iC6mo procedeemoSf
heterogeneous hfgado de Ia cetebro de la otra
81 las experenca dan mso resado habreos Greer
las sob odo estos feSuados eonbnan con los que neos
obtenido ahteriormente'
-Por donde empezaremos
-Por la experienced del htgado
--Est& ben dio Renato alto las galnas dos argoas
coocads en- del alter de que animal coocado
patas arrba poda peto no carbiar de poscon
Catalina le abi6 peCho de tin cuchlazo La galna do
tres gros expire depues de tina agonia bastahe larg
-Siempre tres gtoS murmuro Catalina, tres sefaes de
ette depues ab6 e cuefpo hgado inclDado hacia la
zerda continue la reiha sepre hacia zquierda triple
e seguda de dn destunaeno Sabe Renato que este es
espantosOl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-01
N0TICIAS GENERATES

Los cincuenta indWiduos ta-
llados y aceptados para el ingreso
ell la policia insular, estaran pen
dientes de que ocurran vacantes en-
el cuerpo para cubrirlas. Por aho-
ra no existe ninguna.
Para cnrar I'm resfiado en- m dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUrN1NA.
Fl boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La fr1na de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
-Dicese que los senores' Her
nandez Lopez y el doctor Saldafia,
salieron aver para la isla en- propa-
ganda de su nueva polftica dentro
del partido republican,.
-Segun noticias, Ell Lajas Sc
han presentado casos sospechosos
de febre, que Sc telne sea de carac-
ter lfoideo.
-SEREALIZA a precios muy
reducidos oda la mercancfa de este
viejo establecimiento, consistente,
Ell ,,n complete surtido de ropa he.
cha para caballeros y niiios, calza-
do, relojes y articulos propios para
hombre. IS. L. GIUsBURG. San
Jose IS frente al correo. I5--6-alt'
-Ha embarcado para la Haba-
ia, el estimable joven don Estebar
Amador, representante de varias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-01
Casino de MayagO6z

(Contin2aei6nrde la 1dgi,sd 3s) i
estime necesarias en- vista del meri-
to de las demas poesfas.
a. Estas composiciones deben
llevar TN lena, y Sc dirijiran sin
6rnla al Secretario de esta Comision
don Tomas c. Vera, antes del 10
de Mayo pr6ximo, acompaiiandolas
de un sebre cerrado que contenga el
nombre del autor, y en- la cubierta
el mismo lena de la poesla remi-
tida.
50 Ocho dias antes de la cele-
bracion de estos OJuegos Floraless,
Sc publicara en- los peri6dicos de Ia
localidad el lena de los trabajos
premiados, para que llegue a como
cilniento de los autores, y puedan
honrar con su presencia este impor-
tantfsimo acto y recibir la recon-
pensa debida q su talento.
50 Los citales aJuegos Flora.
lesD Sc celebraran en- los salones de-
Casino de Mayagiiez, en- la noche
lei 26 de Mayo pr6ximo, abriendo
Sc entonces los sobres de las poesias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-01

jeto que Sc pretende es cubrir GUAM
to antes las escuelas v.clntes
para que el ifbaro no pierda oca-
sion de iustruirse. No cree que
ninguna seforita Sc aleie de esta
ciudad nj de ninguna otra. para me
terse en- I'm barrio desempefar una
|escuela de esa clase y de esa retr:.
buci6n.
Sc pone 4 votaci6n la enmien-
da del sefor Matienzo y es aproba
da.
FL senior Larrauri hace una en-.
mienda a Ia session a. del proyecto.
Dicha seccion Sc refere 4 que q todo
maestro provisional, ,despues de ser-s
vir tres aiios y justihcar los conoci-
mientos necesarios en- ingles, Sc lei
dara certl6cado de maestro rural
excusandose del examen de las de-
mas asignaturas.
FL sefior Barreras Sc opone 4
esta secci6n y pide Sc quite del pro-
yecto. Dice que ESQ seria matar el
lestimulo al estudio Ell los j6venes,
lporque solo Abastaria ser maestro
provisional por tres aios, para o5-
tener I'm certi6calo de maestro ru-
raj y csto no seria correcto. Pues-
ia q votaeion Ia IN )cloa del sen ii
Barreras es aprobada.
81 senior Blondet propuso Sc
iiretirara del proyecto la secci6u 8.
que Sc re6ere 4 que los maestrOs
Iprovisionales que obtengan I'm pro-
: medic de IS por 100, en- sus ex&-
msnes, Sc les concedera una licencia
especial para ejercer dentro del aiio
escolar del examen. Puesta 4 vo-
tacf6n dicha moci6n fue aprobada.
j ElSr. Santoni pide Sc retire de
: Iproyecto la secci6n 10 que dice que
ael maestro provisional, que al aid
4 de ejercicio no de resultado salts
factorio, sera separado de su cargo
i Puesta q votaci6n fue desecha
: da la secci6n. FL proyecto $,
ei iaprueba.
o FL sehor Matienzo pide Sc re
: considere la secci6n s.. Que $
L agregue en- la secci6n, donde s
refere a las soiicitudes .le maestro
r provisionales, que seran preferidC
= Eaquellos que sepan ingies. FL
o aprobada.
ir (Continuara)
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''untl Is oar (e 'gu'da

Hallandose vacante la escuela
rural del barrio Guayabo de esta ju
risdicci6n, por el presente Sc avisa a
los Profesores que deseen obtar por
dicha escuela, para que Ell el termi'
no de ocho dias q contar desde Ia
fecha, dirijan q esta secretarfa sus
solicitndes, ,acompafiadas del CORES
pondeinte certifcado. Y en- cum
plimiento de la secci6n 54 de la Ley
Escolar, Sc hace publico para gene
al conocimiento. Aguada, Febrerc
26 de 1907. E. Ruff.
3-2 Secretario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-01

casas comerciales, y que vino a esta
isla en- asuntos de negocios. El Sc
nor Amador deja aqui buenos y MI
'merosos amigos.
-Continda mejorando don
Emilio Acosta, de Puerta de Tie
IRA, que estuvo atacado de tetano y
que gracias q la actividad Y pericia
del doctor Toro, Sc encuentra va
fuera de peligro, 10 que celebramos.
-Esta noche Sc reunira la Jun.
ia directiva del Ateneo, para acor-
dar la fecha en- que ha de celebrar-
Sc la velada en- honor al malogrado
artista y compositor Morel Campos