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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18
DANGEROUS Ignorance.

If his son came to him and said, 81
want you to show me on a piece of pa
per how this house is drained and why
such traps are used" could the average
citizen satisfy that son? OF course he
could not. A few might be able to do
so, but the average man is an ignorant
person on all questions Of hygiene.-G.
H. R. Dabbs, NJ. D., in G. B. Fry's
Magazine.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18
He Listened to All.

Fontenelle listened to everything, and
he offended no II by disputing any
thing. At the close of his life he was
asked the secret of his success, and he
replied that it was by observing two
maxims, Everybody may be right"
and Everything may be So"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18
Horses For Sale.

| have four or five teams of good
horses for sale at price and terms to
suit purchaser. Good work horses and
one team of drivers.
M. L. SULLIVAN.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18
To Langdon Property Owners.

The undersigned will have additional
teams and extra help this spring in order
to promptly look after cleaning up back
yards and alleys. Work and prices
guaranteed satisfactory. Jobs of garden
blowing and narrowing also solicited.
r. B. FALCoNER.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18

The true strength of every human
soul is to be dependent on as many
nobler as it can discern and to be de-
pended upon by as many inferior as it
can reach.-Ruskin.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18
Gentle and Effective.

A well-known Manitoba editor writes:
"As an inside worker | find Chamber
lain's Stomach and LiverTablets lnvalu-
able for the touches of b%iliousness
natural to ~sedentary life, their action
being gentle and effective, clearing the
digestive tract and the head. Price, %
cents, Samples free. \. e. McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18

Full line of type writer ribbons for
Oliver, Remington, Smith-Premier and
all standard makes of machines. At the
DEMOCRAT office.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18

Send in your orders at once for the
new session laws. The price is only 81
a copy and Its a book that will be worth
twice that amount of money to you.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-04-18

When YOU buy a sack of -four buy the
best. "Hannah's Pride is guaranteed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10
INDIANS FOND OF BILLIARDS.
Their Favorite Dish-Time of Feastin,
and DANCING.

The kiowa, Commanche and Chey-
enne tribes in southwestern Oklahoma
consider dog meat better eating than
any other meat, writes a Mountain
View correspondent Of the st. Loui,
Globe-Democrat.
When the Kiowas have a feast dog
meat is given the first place as a spe-
cial honor to the invited guests. When
the guest happens to be a white man,
he dares not refuse the preferred deli
cacy IL he desires to preserve his
friendship with the red man. Many q
paleface has thus been compelled to
eat dog meat or lose his indian friends
good will, and as a result comes away
with a longing to again taste the
toothsome meat. Few white men in
will say that it is not good.
Here In Mountain View most any day
1t is commo to see neatly dressed
Kiowas riding into town with the finest
equipages that money can buy. They
are principally blanket Indians, wear
braids down their backs or plated with
bright colored strips of muslin, gaudy
blue, red and yellow intermingled with
white. The squaws carry the Indian
babes in cradles or 'pontkas' strapped
on their backs, and go about the streets
apparently not the least hampered by
their burdens.
The young bucks are fond OF play.
ing billiards, b3t seldom are seen in
the bowling alleys, presumably because
billiards to the average young Indian
requires less exertion. AT night not
an Indian is seen on the streets or in
the places of amusement. They return
to the reservation before shutdown.
March is is the day they are paid
off by the government. This IL fol-
lowed by feasting and dancing till the
money is all spent. Their credit is
good at the stores and they are always
prompt to pay off their debts on re-
ceiving their money from Uncle Sam,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10
WHY TAN SHOES WEAR WELL.
Dressing Used for Them Does Not Con
tain Acid-Blackino Does


1t seems pretty certain that for soma
reason of other tan leather keeps softer
than black leather. One explanation of
this may be that in the greater number ~
cases the blackening used for polishing
black boots. has strongly acid properties.
whereas the pastes used for polishing
brown boots are never acid and consist
of a varnish made of oils and wakes.
In many of the formulas given for max
ing backing a very large proportion of oil
of vitriol. or strong sulphufic acid. is d.
rected to be used. The chief ingredients
of boot backing, according to the London
Lancet, appear to be ivory black, treacle
and oil of %vitriol. Sometimes hydrochlcrlc
acid is used.
The object of the acid apparently is to
dissolve out the mineral matter (chiefy
phosphate of lime) of the ivory black and
so to reduce it to a very fine spongy state.
The result is that the backing Is very
acid. If not with %sulphuric acid, certainly
with phosphoric acid. AS a matter of fact
we have found sufficient free sulphurlc
acid In backing which we have examined
to char paper when dried upon it.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10
Aow 70 Make Money.

harsh a voice that his call to prayer only
kept the worshipers away from service.
The prince. who was the patron of the
mosque. being tender-hearted and not
wishing to offend the man, gave him 10
dinars to go somewhere else, and the gift
was gladly accepted. Some t:ne after the
fellow returned to the prince and COM
planned that an injustice had been lone
him by the smnllness of the donation,
for said he. lat the place where l now
am they offered ME 90 d;nars to go some
where else. and I'll not accept t." oh"
laughed the prince. don't accept it. for If
you stay long they VII! be glad to offer
lyon 50"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10
Continued Next Week.
Rules One Should Follow Nowaday

Rules One Should Follow Nowadays
From Harper's Weekly.
After repeated shocks which nave been
dealt to the nerves Of the public at large,
the following few simple hygienic mem
oranda lave been carefully prepared for
the public and domestic guidance.
ON RISING IN THE MORNING.
Rule first. Don't wash or take a bath
unless you are sure the water has been
properly distilled; treated with barium
and redistilled over K. H. s. o.. to fix any
ammonia. If the housekeeper does not
possess this elementary chemical knowl-
edge decline to wash at all, and take an
air bath,
Second. Use a new tooth brush, or else
have a fresh set of false teeth each day
whichever you think less dangerous.
Third. d. your hair with your fingers:
brushes and combs are deadly bacillus
traps.
Fourth. Keep your soap, sponge, and
shaving material under an air-pump, to
choke off the microbes.
Fifth. II impossible to follow above
rules stay in bed.
AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
Rule first. Don't read the morning pa
per or open letters until they have been
baked. saturated with a disinfectant, and
put through the mangle. The postal Off
ciais are most careless with mall.
second. All b1lls should be romptl sent
into unlimited quarantine.
Third. Refrain from eating any bacon.
fish, kidneys, ETC., over which an inquest
has not been held, or eggs that have not
been sat upon by a coroner's jury.
Fourth. Keep your mouth closed
throughout the meal.
ON GOING TO BUSINESS.
Rule first. Refuse all change that may
be offered you by street car conductors.
etc. II YOU do not care to lose such sums,
insist or having newly minted coins hand
ed you, wrapped up in sterilized cotton.
Second. If you are compelled to go to
a refreshment stand, take your own filter,
glassware, and crockery with you, also as
sorted repartees to any m made by
the barkeeper.
Third. Stay. If possible. at home.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10
Our Ironv.

That poetess." he said complacentl,
us all right. She told .ae last night that.
my mouth was a rosebud set In tho<as."
We smiled slightly.
NEEDED q shaver"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10

Influenced Mr.. Harriman's choice of a
home site. The air is always pure and
possesses at this altitude curative
properties for almost all ailments. The
water. which is obtained only after
two years boring in the heart of the
mountain, is unexcelled. The situation,
Notwithstanding it's wild picturesque
ness, is almost at the doorway of New
York City, being only forty miles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
HECHO QUE FUE CAU-
sa de diVerSOs CO.
mentaros.
Tremenda aCuSaCidn de
Ia mia PIOVidsncis Vega
EIIl manifesto que 81 padre ID nOstrGha dOsa0
hlCO lIgdn tIOnD0 dusoOs Inpuros.

Aver tarde ocuFEi6 en- ls Ciudad IN
hscho que fu6 Causa de diveEso8 comenta.
rios hiEo inteTvsniH en- 81 lRs autoFi
dad0s iudicialeB de ID ciudad.
I'll senior Felix Vega, dependents de
comePCio, fu6 detenido poF l8 policfR y
conducido ants Ios jueCes de Ia ciudad,
pTimerO 81 do paz dsBpn6s 81 municipal
sefior del Vale que Eesolvi6 81 caAO defni.
tivRmente.
De ls investigation pFacticada por este
funCionATio Temitida al fSCal de ls corts
de Distrito Gefior Torres Grau, PesultR que
IL nina Providencia Vega, como de IA
afioB de adad muy agFRciada, acus6
ga padre natural el Tefsrido seiioE Vega
de q. deade hace alg6n tempo le mostfaba
deBaos impuFos y lego & proponeEle que
se fueran SAnto Domingo, On donde po.
dian vivir como mRrido , mujsF; pero que
las coBRs no paBaTon de ahf.
Be Informs que ID refaTida nina es hiia
natural del indicado sefor Vega y dc Ce-
ella Garcia.
Que vivfa con una tfa , que mostEaba
desds hace Rlg6n tempo deseos de cam.
biar de residences.
Tambi6n Sc informR que Bus familiareS
trataban de haceF que la nina ingFessrA
sn IN colegio religioBO de ests ciudad.
El iuez referido senior del Vale, dea-
ues de tomar deoI araci6n al padre que
resu9tsbs ba 10 tan tremsnds acuBGci6n, en-
vista de la negative de este y de no haber
mas prueba, tuvo & bien resolver fueTa
pueBtO en- ibsEtRd el senior Vega = que Be
aTchivaran las dilijencias, dando cusnta
de clio 81 fiscal de la Corte dc Distgito,
sin mas conaacuencias.
La refeEida nif8 ha aido onviadR
FsjRrdo en- casa de unOs paEientes On don.
de residir6 por ahora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
SENSIBLE FALlECIMIENTO
ZEN SABANA GRANDE.
Eslan sltIsf0eh0s del dODlTtamlRtO do saNIdad
los lGlnss Do ID ClI0 Do San lSldrO.
(De maestro cOrrespon0aZ).

Noviembre 12-HSllass ligeERmente
indispueBto nueBtTo diAtiDguido amigo don
Jose Ramon GaztRmbids por cuya sslud
haCemos fsrvienteB votos.
-Ha fAllecido el S6bado paBado en- esta
looalidad 81 pFestigioBo cRbRlleTo don
LeopoIdo Pietri Rodriguez. EnviamoB
nusEtro pesame tOdoH aua familiarea =
paEticulaFments nuestFoH buenoB Rmigog
don Emilio y don Pablo, heTmRnoa del
tiuado. DsBcanss on paz
Los vecinoa de Ia cslIe de San Isidro
sAt6n HatiSfschos del departsmento de "a.
nidad por hRber oEdenado, no Aolamente
la clausurR de las letrinsG de Ia Casa eB'
Cusla, aino t9mbien tumbRTlRB del todo
deHRpRFecisndo aBf el aupecto Tepu gnante
y odioHo que cauBaban estaB poI satar ffsn'
to y csrca de Ia calle anteH mencionsds.
-TGmbi6n ha dejado de dar Clas0H en-
el dia de hoy Ia bellfHima profsBora, Bei1o'
rita Blanquita MslaFet por encontrRrse
algo delioads de salud, Celebraremos
muy de veras sea ERda que pronto este
completamente bien In dintinguida ami
guita.
-Ss dice que para principles de di'
Ciembre pr6ximo contrasTS matFimonio
una Teina de las flores de nueHtro jardfn
BRbRnafio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
.NOTICIAS De
AIBONIT0.
PaTsGe que Ia Porto Rico Leaf To-
barGO Co. trata de haCeT GGOnO-
miaS.
Sc quOIlR los GgflCultOrGs d que d gQslRO 70
dOstUyGndO ID sGmlIIl DO tahlCO.
(De naestrO correoponsag. J

NoviembFe 12.-IntereBante programs
es 81 que Ba cumpIir6 en- Iaa confeEeBciaS
de pTofesoFes que Be llevaT6n efecto 81
I6bRdo pr6ximo on Ia eGcuela Brumbaugh,
= para cuyo act9 he Bido invitado por Ell
Supsrintendents de este distrito senior Con
E6lsz Ginorio, ca mi cR!idad de corEeBpon.
aal de ese diario.
La sefiora dofis Juana Rivera viudA
de Gil, hs Balido para esa capital, en- COM
pafifa de su hijo don Enrique, del conner.
clio de este, con 81 flo de recibir Bua fami.
lisTea que llegaT6n de EUROPA.
Buen visje.
Ell domingo pr6ximo ss reuniTa ell
eomit6 local del pREtido Union, para dc.
BiguaP loG dos delegadoB que han de con-
curriF Ia REamblea que ahf tsndrd lugar
al 30 del que cnTHa.
-Parece que la compsffa "PoEto Rican
Laaf Tobacco" trsta, de hacsr economfsB
8 de cambisr 81 personal. Algunas cesan.
tfaB han tsnido "a lugar aqui, y On Cayey.
Diou quiera no Higa este juego.
-Se quejan los sgricultores de que 80.
GIN va creCiendo lR ssmilla de tabaco, va
destruy y6ndola 81 guSano, = de Beguir apf,
csreceF6n de semillRa para efectuar las
siembraa. iPobres agrioultores, Cada dia
se les pTessnts una cslamidad!; y menos
NAL que para este no ge neCesitR inter.
pTete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
ManO OGuIta" aside pOT Ia manO
de Ia pOliCfa.
I'm desesperadO de Ia vida Sc
ahOrG6 en- ell SaItO de ComeriO.
SltuleI6a dIfieII surgIda On C0guss.
SltuleIdR dlflelI surgIdn On Gsguas.

FsjaEdo Coronel Hamill, San juan
aver tarde arrest6 en- union guRFdiR An
tonic Medina individuo Sandalio BecerriI,
(alias) "Mano Oculta" poF hurto de
mayor cuantfs. .-saEgepto Montills.
Msnatf-Por cabo Fsliciano guardiR
Vszquez fu6 sorpFendids jugada de galloB
en- Morovig arrestando jugadores oeu'
psndo galloB. .-SsTgeDto Ortiz.
S1lto de Comerfo. -En 81 baTFio MulsB
en- la casa de Manuel Santiago Sc ahoEc6
eI individuo Bautista Soto. IveHtigado
81 aHunto Tesulta que hacfa RIg6n tempo
se hallabs enfeTmo y sin reCurBos por tai
cRusa tom6 ests resolution n,-Cabo I billet.
Mayagtiez Antonio RodEig 1ez, pa6n
de ID red telef6nicR fu6 musrto hoy por IN
poBte que le cay6 encima en- Is caIle de
Mendez Vigo en- momentoB On que veEif'
Caba IN trabajo. Hecho casual. Te'
nisnte Cattro.
Caguaa aa-Guardia QuileH arreBt6 anoche
en- Placita individuo Raparado Cruz por
RlteraT Ia paz. AL conducirlo Ia c6Tcel
hizo fuerte FesiBtsnciR teniendo la poIicfa
que hRceF uso del rotten. En- Ia C6Fcel
pTeEentsronss Beguid0 alcalde aacretario
de Ia corte municipal , sin recibiH denun'
ciR nj fanER puGieron en- libsrtad 81 acuss'
dc; 6Sts vO!vi6 Placits , agolpa6 una
mujer sisndo detenido nuevamente. Acti
tud aIcalde coutEa poIicfR cFea para 6ats
situaci6n dificil.-SaTgento Blanco.
Vieques -SOrpFendids jugadR lote1fs
hacienda Arcadia , dstsdidos cinco indivi
dues OcupRndo vales CREtoneB y dinero.-
Casta, sargento
Vega Baja-Ocupado aquf IN buey d.
los FobadoB don Fernando CaHo d
CialeS = el cueTo del otro, en- podeE d
don Francisco AlonzO qnien compE6loa
Enrique VsldeEaB de CisleB: tslegFR
fi6 aquel ComandRnta dc puesto, o,-CabC
HuoEtag,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
EN- La MANSION
BECUTIvA.
EI gObsInadOT EMBARGO hoy para los
EStatoS UnidOa en- aSunt0S off.
GiaIeS.
Rsclbl6 On cable sHs0guldl 50 SGupd ID sus
PrSDlrstIuSs Do doIe,

Algunos de las peEHonas q. eatuvieEon es'
Ia mafRna en- el Palacio del EjeCutivo con
obeto de YER 81 gobsEnador Sc encontra'
ron en- Ia impoHibiIidRd de alCanzar su
prop6sito consecuencia de estar 81 stfior
Post hacienda r6pidamente prepsrativos
de viaje para embaroaE en- sl vapor que
Balfa q las 8 p. m. para Nueva York.
OtrRu pudieron vsrle deapues
El gobeEnador hR recibido hoy un c.
BILE inteTeuando su prssenCia en- Washing
ton On aHuntos que % Fefsren Ia admi'
nistrACi6n de Ia iBla 50 perSoua y dis
puGo el visje inmediRtamente.
QuedA On San Juan Bu distirguida Be-
nora, pues SO supoDe que eatar6 muy en-
breve de vueIta ell gobeTnsdoT.
El gobernador manifesto 81 i'TepoTter"
de "Ls Correspondence" gae confeTenci6
con 81 que ibR diEectamente Washing
ton en- donde veEia 81 gobernador Win
trop otTRs peTaonslidSdeH, Qus ibR &
defenderBs de RtRquea heCho & 81 persona
por peri6dicoB y que por mas que no po'
dla aHeguEaT cuando ssFfs su FegFeso poE
tener que viBitar otraB peFsonas fGeHa de
Warrington, eBparRba eStsr aqui dentro
dc tres aemRnag
DeHsamos feIiz visja al senior Post, &
quien Buatituye reglamentsrisment du'
FRnte 50 susencia 81 seCretario de Puerto
Rico senior Wi.loughby.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
UNA IMPORTbNTE QUESTION EN-
la C0rta federal.
Auto de "mandamus" contra eI que
iRterpOne .reGuTsO eI aGtiBg-au-
titOT De Puerto Rico.
AIgHDOs Green quo o. vlHll del gObsTnad0r Osti
r0laEIORadO con OSa CuRstIdn

EstR mafisna hubo una gran eBpsctR.
Ci6n entire la gente de togo de la ciudad
q ConaeCuencia de Ia actitud Saumida por
dos impoTtanteB oTg2niGmos del gobierno
insular = administraoi6n judicial de Ia
i8la.
Hace slgunos messs eat6 sobTo el e.
pets una question raBpecto de atFibucio-
mes tr6mitSS para pago de habsrss y
gsstoS de la Corts federal poT Ia Auditorfa
de Puerto Rico.
Hace algdn tempo que 81 gobsrnador
Post infoFm6 un ''FepoEter" de ola CO.
TFespondencia' que el attorney general DO
los EatadoB Unidos habfa amitido gu OPT.
Di6n en- este aBunto.
EstR paTece que fu@ favorable 81 critic.
rio de ls ofcin8 del Auditor en- cuRnto
determinados extremes del case.
Sc informa que nuevas complicRcioneE
EuFjisronj al fin IN auto peTentoTio de
"Mandamua" fu6 dictado hoy por la coTts
fsdeTal EeBpsCto de la negAtivR del acting
Auditor negSndoBs psgar sumRB ibTadau
por el BscretaTio de la TeferidR corte fede.
raj para gatisfaCer gaBtos oertifcadoB poT
ests fancionaFio.
Ell jefe interino del depRGtsmento de
suditoTis compareci6 ante Ia coTts BoBts.
risndo 10 que 81 cree 81 derecho intsrpo,
niendo Tecurso de apelaCi6n ante la auto
ridad correspondents de WRship gton,
contra la TeBoluci6n dictada.
Por tratarHs de dos entidRdeB de gran
importanoia en- Ia administration pdblica
de eEta isla 81 asunto revists gran impor-
tscis as eBpeFa cOnocer la opinion def.
nitiva EeBpeCto del caao de las autoEidadel
judicisles y del Gobierno de Washington
AlgunoB cresn que ests alunto podrS
traer cambiOB en- 81 personal de slgunou d'
los oTganiBmos de aTg6n departamento de-
gobierno y hoy 10 hacfa Felacionsr el Fe
pentino visje del eobsrnRdoT Post con ear
EBanto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
COnfersnCiaS de maeStros DEL distTi
to de AibOnitn.

ProgramR de los eieTcicios. Noviembre
is, 1907. Bszsion ct o'clock.
1.-M6sica por 10 banda elcolar de
AibOnito.
2.-Apsrtura del acto.
3.-Tems: "Qu6 trabAjo deban hsCeT
los nifios durants los perfodos de sutudio. -
A cargo del BefioP Jeads M. Rodriguez.
Discu0i6n: se1oEes Calixto Alfaro y
Manuel Figueroa. General.
4.-M6sica poT la banda.
5-Tsms: "Qa6 preparation dsbs
llevar 81 maestro 81 escnelR." A cargo
del sefior Pedro Ortiz Dfaz.
DiScuHi6n:-S fiores C6stulo Rodriguez
, Gonzalez IgleSfaa General.
6. Model Class. Arithmetic, Second
grade. Mr.. jose Pont Zsyas
z. M6sica poF la banda.
Session de lR taFde. At 2 o'clock. Tema:
HQa6 trabAjo 6ebe hacerGe en- las escuelau
FuraIea'', cargo del Nfior Pedro Coma.
lex Iglesias.
DiIcuai6n: He1oEes Zamora PadilIa.
1General). "Uso de los libroB de texto".
A cargo del sefior G. MediRviIla.
Diacusi6n: se1oEeE Ortiz Ramos , TuIio
Rodriguez
Model Clsa Rssding. Isacond grade.
BefioE Ramon Alfaro.
sugestioneg pOr 81 superintsadente del
Distrito.
Clausura. Himno pOr Ia banda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
EN- Ia CORTE De DISTRITO.
VerGdiCtO de GuIpahilidad en- COntri
de Jose Gutierrez.
EI honorable fiscal ncusando.

Empez6 Ia session con 81 case de Jose
Gutierrez, Rcusado de c6mplice dc hurto
dc mayor cuaDtia.
El senior fiscal hsce Hu scuasci6n soli'
CitRndo IN vsTedicto de culpabilidad contra
81 acusado.
Componian 81 uEado los IsehoreH don
Cefsrino Nsvarez, don Arturo Guerra,
don J. 9. Rossy, sefor Margarida, Eefior
SalgRdo, Heiior Ruiz, BefCE Colon, Befior
MaTEero, senior Fsrn6nd 2, BefIoE 6antisgo
D6vila, Behor Moreno Mfor Gonzalez.
Ell scusado no tenfa defsnsor pol que
Bu sbogado no compRTsci6 al juicio. FL
Hon. Juez instruye 81 urado que 20 re-
tiTa q deliberRr trayendo un veredicto de
culpable.
--Acuascioues del minisfeHio fiscal:
Una contra Ezequiel Allende pog homi'
cidio voIuntsrio. Otra contra Luis L6
peg Disz Jose Pidal Ramos Hurto de
mayor cuantis.
Eduardo Flores poT Aeducci6n Ot1s
Contra Abino Gonzalez por hurto de me
nor cuAntfa,
Otra contra BEaulio Dsclet, ataque pa
rR cometar violaci6n.
Suspension del juicio de Severe Yer
dejo por seduction, psdido por 81 defsnsOI
LCdo. j. FouTnieF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
RUMORES ClRCULADOS HOY.

Dsspu6s de mslio dia de hoy ciTcul6
poT la ciudad Ia noticia de que habfa sua'
pendido pagoB ss habfa pFesentado en-
quisbTa, On los EstadoB Unidos, una i'm
poEtsnte empresa que ejerce "a industEiR
en- esta iSla , tisne invertida en- eAta IN
gran capital.
A pregUntsa hschAs por an reporter"
de "La CoTEespondencia" & uno de los
empleadoS princidsles de dicha casa, con-
test6 61te, paTeCs que en- tsno de bEoma:
{ s-''NosotFos suspsndemo1 pagos todaB las
tardeB 8 Las 4 cuaado SO cieFFRn las opera
clones de Csjs."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13

benefciAndo ademfs, sn otras m6ltipIes
f9rmaR Y hs aquf como las cssaa de CO.
mercio, RlemRnap, aumentan F6pidamente
en- pocoa AMOS
mo dejs de ser importante eintsrsaants
81 conoCer loB elementos BobFe lUg cuales
De funda esEa pFoBperidsd del comercio CO.
lonial aIsmSD. La vieja psr6bola bfblica
del tssoFo On la vifs, vese squf una vez
mas demostrada; no habfa en- ella niug60
tssOro fabuloBo; 81 daico tesoro era 81 ira
bsjO asfduo de los que quiBieEan haCePla
producer CON 8u constRpts lsbor. Asfmis'
mo, la fortuna del comeECio alem6n no es
debids mir gin milsgro impveviRto, nino
dniCamsnts & "a trabsjo pEsvisOR y peFns.
veFante, la atsnci6n siempre dispueHta,
ls pronta iniciativs, los Cuidsdos ,
minuCiaB con qua han atsndido todas las
partieularidadeG de Bus smpressG, puss
nadie pone 70 On duda que de tOdoa estos
coeicientel depsnds ca adelante la con-
quista de lee mAyoTeB , mejorel msRcados
del mundo"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
J. ESPECIAL ATENCION a co.
Sc sOLICITAN CUENTAS CORRIENTES.
BROS Y A IMPOSICIONES POR CORREO.

lamar ia hecha
la Ciudad
"Acvo'
Ca gandas hpotes
COMPANIAs FERROCARRILES
de las b6 notabement
solo
del PreaOs subj
a
de cuaqu ot cono
vendes camhian
contIao quie las Acones solo pagan dlydo
dabes especulaG0n
e. fTroarries
dfeutades hnandas
Z ARNOLD,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13

a sI Exterior. On aao orc. o..........$ 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
EN- VENECIA.
ASsslnltO mIstNloso.

Roma, Octubre 24.-Un degcg nocido
russo, Be diEigi6 en- g6ndoIa 81 barrio de
de Santa Maria donde exists uu palacete
en- que vive 81 conde russo KamAEolky,
quien pidi6 hablaT.
En- momsntoA On que 10 sirvisnta de ls
csus iba RnunciaE eatR vista Bu smo,
81 deUconoCido entF6 traB ella ls habita
ci6n desde In pusrts hizo Cuatro diSparoE
de revolver sobTe KsmaroRky hiri6ndolo
de gTavedad.
ApTovech6ndoHa del primer momsntc
ds confusion, 81 sgresoF hR logrado huiT.
Este BuceBo eHtS rOdeado poE 81 mayor
miatario,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13

JA0u de Guzu1GB Beaitec,
Notario PGblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13

-Estampau an coloEes de cuslquier
gantO que uat9d desse compEsT, bdsqoslo
Ga "LR Tiendsta" 81 lsdo del ayuntamisn.
%, Rdem6B hay N gran surti1o de tf-ctcg
Eeligio1Og como 10 les sncontEaFian en-
ningdn otEo estabIeCimiento. pueS es sl
dnicO que Ha dsdica con prefsEencia s sloa
agt1culoL