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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-28

Der sy<ftipiefe erfdenstl Der WupO,
unb Ser etcbtratb in boiler Mmts=
traht, bic 3ilMn riidten in DollsT
@hinu6 btrdn, uno oit Nsupermohl.
ten Fifteen ben 8rantbaa aus
Ganmt unb Seibe. Mit fielem ipilros
natiirlih niht eeipielt, ionoern nit
einen1 rthtieen 5ubball aus aener.
On bisien gaIfpielen nabmen pleltah
aud sgrauen tbell, balo fpielten per&
beiratbete 5rauen sesen nnperbsiroc
tbete, baIo fhlugen sipOlf alte 6ransn
cen Ban Bis Spnnenuntergana. ytoh
i'm poriaen Sabrbunoert beitono in
crfhieoenen tleinen S.dnten, ndz
n'entlid, 81 Softnabt, bic Sitte, am
Nohmittag bic &aufldoen al ihliez
Ben unh aGe Jeniter nit 2Goen oner
boppr aenagslten 8rettern gu peripohz
rer. gs sogen nun 2eute nit TuBz
ba1en ourh bic Stsaben unb lunz
melten Gelbipenben; Damn be9ann Elm
etpas mites 8auipiel auf oen Strdz
Ben, ippbei jeOer, Der bin3ufam, Den
goa nit Dem SUB tpeitsr trieb. pei
oieien Spieler gin9 es oft iebr blbig
su, Musihreitunsen ipurhn periiht
unb bieIe 8pltsbe(llitieurgen ae1
loneten in MiBtrebit. Wm ldn9iten
6ot ii9 bic Site erbalten. haB iunee
Ssute beiorlei Gel9leGts au Sitern
um etnen Eoinfarntuhen 8au ipiez
len.
2psifellos batten bic 9ollipiele gu
Sitsrn bieislbe 8ebeutune pis oas
Gheihsniperfen, bas in anoeren Sc
aenoen iiblid ipar. 9ie Slterfeuer
locsrten, unO 10 nett bon Berg unn
Siieel ibr Gdein reihte, lollte tein
6ous bonn gliBIhIae i'm nGhiter
Sabre setroffen peroen. Sunse Qsute
tanaten aber I'm Oie sseuer, nobmen
runOe brsnnenOe 6pl3iheiben unh
tparfsn iie bph in bic 2ult. 9luh oas
BEL ipuroen ouf 2isbe unh grautIGoFi
@nfpielunsen aemadt. Oie brennsnce
Gheibe mar Elm SDmbpl Der SpHne
rnh aud ner 8all in ben 8 SIteripieler
niuB ats Elm ioldes sslten. Gs han>
belt 1th olIo Inn etnen urolten
Grauh, um ueberreit tie zines gihniz
ihsn aultus, Der als lnittges Spiel
Die alten @Dtter iiberlebte.
SSm 2aufe per 3eit erfreute Fif bel
uns Oos 8auipiel balo elmer grDbersn
balo elmer serinseren 9elisbtheit.
.6eute itebt es trieber in bsipnoerem
Nnieben. Gs bat ii9 oem mobernen
Meni6sn an9epabt. Sn ensersi, Sir
feln miro IS auf ben SsnnispldBen
eeibt, ooer es erfreuen Der Sd(aaz
unb SubbaG Die SSusenb ouf ben Dfz
fentliden Spie!plGber. S1ier bisrt es
rer Graiebuna, BORT Dem Sport. Gine
eGte 8pltsbeluitieuns, IN Der iueite
areiie Snterefe nehmen, 1T es nift.
Gs feblt ibm bos Stiidlcin ppeiie.
bas e5 in friiberer 3eit peri6onerte
rnn oas niemals feline In5ieburgsz
traft einhiibte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-28
DIANA, .iptnn mir gu Mittas sesei<
len batsn." 81

Wdli'd, ,.tptnit mr. 5u Wlltta9 ge9tt~
len bofen."
SIM Garten blibten ihon 8eilhen,
Simmelfhliiiiel uno gaGIerblhDn.
Die Hinmr tobten pprdn.
n6ler iuden, Sntel @erbarb9"
.sll.teral"
Damn budten iie iih nieber un5
iGpfien iuieber in Die 6Dhe.
.6uld9 - ipeg! Wieher eins!"
frfifhten Tie ouf.
Mararet unb @er6arb 1ahn iiG
on. % = ipic icbDn es Bel cbnen
ill.," iaate er innie.
,Shnn aber - einialn."
Oa neinte er nit beipeater Stimz
me: sd mOdte sic um ettpas Bit
ten!"
rltno2"
,5ie Io[Ien ollcb einOfsrei iuhen!"
Gie hatte fprbl etlpas gana unoeres
ernartet, uber iie sins auf ben Sders
eln un0 rief:
rainoer, Mama ioll aud Oitereier
iuhen!"
Die beiben frpden NIT sersauiten
9aoren unter Sen 3meiasn berppr.
rSa. ia! Mon lrs!"
Onfel Gier6orb oob Sic Rihtung
aE, Die Mama eefen ollte, uno Die
Akinen lieien hinterbrein.
Jrau Mareret hrautts ribt lanee
Imihou 3u~ balten.
Sm 3elt, ouf Ser Gurtsnbede, lag
ei,1 rptbes pappei. @s lab aeraoe aug
lpie Elm Ghmudetui.
uno ols Marsret Die Meddnif
briidts, bIibte ihr in rotbem Sammt
Elm 3d,moler 8rilIantrins entgesen.
Sie ainber biipften pcr 0ereniieen
uno riefen: 30 Mammi bat einen
Sting eefunben! ginen i60nsn. ThOz
men Sing"
Der 0ntel blieh obleits unb 3dbIte
sic gier in ben aDrhen Der btioen.
rGs fefIen nod apei," iaste sr,
flint, iuht iie!"
l1no a!s nie Rleinen !piebsr bopnn=
scitiir'nt paren, trot Jrou Mcraret
en- ihn heran.
sic bate Sen Ring au5 cen pisrten
Singer Der linten 6ano asitedt. sic
,e'd1te tbn hieie fin unb fraste nit
giudlihen 9lueen:
rMar es 10 gsmeint, Gsrbarb?
nSa - aerabe TO-" ontlpprtete er
unb apg bieie 6ano an feline 2ippen.
Der Sting ipl bos sreuepfanb Irin,
bls i'm Der einfa6e Solbreif an Der
Rehten ahlDH."
sic Icg:e beibe $o0noe um ieinen
6als, uno ibr aopf Iant on feline
gruit.
so hieItsn lie iih ipcrtlos umz
i6luneen, in lang ertrdumtem Slid.
limb ols Die &inbsr !pieber ansez
loufen tamen, lteb er Woreret ianft
aug feinen Nrlnen, unb iie rief III
nen gu:
rNun h6rt NAL, ipas sud berOiter<
boie rod 9ebraht bat: sinen papaI
Nter tpeiter fam Ile ni6t. benn Sbrds
ren liefen ibr iiber ole Maneen. f
Die beioen iubsn Die Mlutter ideu
an, Op9 Der Snfsi na1m bic ainber
fr6blih altT feline Nrme uno iaete:
Limo ben papa braubt ibr niht
ou iuhen, Ser itebt bier"
D. iubelten iie:
n1u lister Sntel Gerbarb - unIer
neuer papa! - b Der quite Otter
haIe!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-28

Ssin GenuB auf Grosu reibt al
oen, lrenn Dir ein an 8eiit uno Sc,
miitb beoeutenber MsnIh fein sSnnens
lebcn erfdliebt. Sn oie!en Mue,n.
blifen erbeben mir uns iiber bie profa
ble1es 0aieins gu l;hteren 6Dhen.
5lpar nllr fir Mugenb!:de. bic es aber
hnh ipertb fino. hab snir um ibst.
balfen Elm lanaes, Dbes stlItasslebeR
ertrcaen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-25

courts of this State in the trial of any
case arising under this Act.
Sec. 5. That any person, firm or cor
poration, offering for sale cotton seed
meal as fertilizers in this State,
who fail to have tags attached
10 each bag. sack or parcel or
package containing the same, with a
guaranteed analysis of such meal printed
thereon, or in case of sale in bulk
to have such analysis set forth in the
contract of sale, stating the per cent. of
ammonia, phosphoric acid, and potash
contained therein; or any person, firm
or corporation who sells as fertilizers
cottonseed meal which does not contain
the ingredients as set forth in the con-
tract of sale or stamped on the tags at
tached to the bags. sacks or other pack
ages or parcels containing the same; or
any person, firm or corporation. who sells
as fertilizer any coottonseed meal con-
tanning less than per cent OF ammonia,
or any person, firm or corporation who
sells any cottonseed meal in bags, sacks.
or other packages or parcels, without
having stamped or printed plainly in
large capital letters on the sacks, bags.
or other parcels or packages containing
the same, the words High Grade" pro-
vided such cottonseed meal contains 9
per cent of ammonia, as above, and the
words Low Grade" provided such cotton
seed meal contains below per cent
of ammonia. is guilty of misde-
meanor. and shall upon the first
conviction be fined not less than
800 nor more than $1,000 and upon any
subsequent conviction be fined not less
than $1,000 nor more than 5000.
Sec. 4. That all laws and parts of laws
in conflict with any of the provisions OF
this act be, and the same are, hereby
repealed.
Approved March ,, 1907.
Official:
Frank y. Julian.
Secretary of State
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-25
GENERAL LAW S
Enacted Bv the Legislature of Alabama

of the local rate for each road on such
shipment for the distance hauled over
each road, less twenty 600 per cent.
Provided further, that railroads in
Glass. Two may add twenty (9O) per
centum TO the rate named in this act on
all classes of freight except Glasses
3, c, d, F, ], L, NJ, p and r.
Provided further, that railroads in
Glass Three may add twenty-five (25)
per centum to the rates named in this
act on all classes of freight except
Glasses B. c, d, +, j, X, L, M, P and r.
Provided further, that railroads in
Glass Four may add fifty GOD per
centum to the rates named in this act
on all classes of freight except Glasses
C, D, F. j, l. and P.
Provided further, that where articles
are classified in said schedule Of class
iication of freight in Section of this
act as without percentage" then no
more than the standard maximum rate
named on said article can be charged
by any railroad.
The maximum rates which shall be
charged by any railroad for the trans
portation, originating and terminating
within this State, of fertilizers, in bulk
or bags, cotton seed meal, cotton seed
ashes or oil cake, without per centage
Gear load to consist of not less than
10000 pounds, for the distances here
in below specified shall be as follows
per ton Of 1000 pounds, when shipped
in car load lots at carriers risk and
no railroad in any class shall be al
lowed to charge any higher or greater
rate:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-25

Any for any distance over $50 miles,
one cent per ton per mile. For one
ton or more less than car load, TWEEN
~ per cent G0) may be added to the
rates above specified and provided for.
Sec. D. Where the term without per-
centage" is used In connection with the
classification of freight in Section OF
his act, then all railroads in Glasses One,
Two, Three and Four, or which may
hereafter be placed in either of said
classes, shall charge for the transporta-
ton of said articles not more than the
maximum rate named for such articles.
Sec. 6. The Railroad Commission Of
Alabama is hereby authorized to
change the classification of railroads
provided for in Section l Of this act from
time to time as changed conditions may
In its judgment, require, by taking q
railroad from one class and placing it
In another. and to assign to any class IL
may determine any new railroad that
may hereafter be constructed or opera
ted as a common carrier in whole or In
part In this state.
Sec. Z. The Railroad Commission Of
Alabama is hereby authorized to
change the classification of articles
prescribed in Section of this act when in
its judgment it is reasonable and just so
to do; provided that such change Shall
not increase the maximum standard rate
prescribed in Section 4 of this act for the
transportation of such articles or class of
articles.
Sec. 8. The Railroad Commission OF
Alabama is hereby charged with the en-
forcement of the provisions of this act
and shall use all the powers granted to
IL by law to nreNenf nd n1lnish an,, ,.io-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-25

No. 21S. AN ACT OH. JOY.
To prohibit the sale of adulterated cot
tonseed meal as fertilizers, to have the
same analysed and a guaranteed analy
sis printed on tags and tags attached
to the bags containing the same. and in
cases of sales in bulk to have such an
alysis set forth in the contract of sale
and providing penalties and punishment
for the violation of the provisions of
this Act.
Section /. Be 1t enacted by the Legis-
lature of Alabama that any person. firm
or corporation offering for sale as fer
tilizers cottonseed meal in this State,
shall be required to have tags attached to
each bag with a guaranteed analysis of
such meal printed thereon, and, in case of
sale in bulk, to have such analysis set
forth in the contract of sale stating the
per cent of ammonia. phosphoric acid and
potash contained therein. Provided that
no cottonseed meal containing less than
s per cent. of ammonia shall be sod
as fertilizers in this State, and all such
cottonseed meal containing per cent.
ammonia as above. offered for sale as
ages or parcels shall have plainly stamped
or printed in large capital letters
upon the sacks. bags. or other packages
or parcels containing the same the words
High Grade;' and all cottonseed meal
offered for sale in sacks, bags or other
packages or parcels which contains less
than s per cent. ammonia, shall have
plainly stamped or printed in capital let
tiers upon the sacks, bags or other pack
ages or parcels containing the same, the
words, Low Grade"
Sec. Q That the State Chemist at Au-
burn shall be required to analyze any
sample of cottonseed meal sent him by
any consumer in this State, and that his
certificate of such analysis shall be ac-
copied at prima facie correct in all the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-25
SCHEDULE OF CLASSIFICATION OF FREIGHT.

|:
horticultural . of notl less |
implements properly
..'... y -. :, ...
apples sSs peaches bose.
Bassns 1 ros ' or D psPDes sacked Grated
fGaS| material consist of not less
Bei tina" leather aos and rubber . = -.
BOes thsty go feet longer length
6so :.
Brick common fire. carload to consist of not less than
Broom Corn in bales carload to consist of not less than
Rsss: Ts or sne ss s.s 9R S so9 h.. mil
Cabbage. carloads looscess than carloads Grated
Canned vegetables percentage "
Cattle. sheep hogs without percentage il
Cement .......,. -. .......
Cider Vinegar AND AND Wines witness E ssss packed
f Tosd |" a0b bsTfe is' e boxes "
unslnnsd in bags Gear load to consist of not less
co o burnt IGel sveepags waste damaged pick
os n of on ss ii limited o to. % Per pound
Cotton factory products otherwise
Cotton 6aiss ~.
Cotton planting carload 10 consist Of
co toa i seed 'n eomn oe9 iOs9 -
Cotton huls, not less than
Fence wood and wire combination and woven wire
Flour in barrels two hundred pounds to the ...,
furniture Knocked down Grated or wrapped .. ,.
Fowls, dressed and Grated packed ....i
Mattresses straw, cotton shuoi excelsior moss " " Il
ssr sacked; carload bulk
or sacked - D
@ oae So
Hides dry tied in -. -. ..I
HIDES HIDES green green and sated 49,. ' -. 80:
i6s5 'Dse packed 70 con"
Holow-ware loose .......'...'......'. .....I !
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-25

| No. $3.50 AN ACT Is. SE'
To regulate the practice in the Circuit
Court of Calhoun County.
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Leg
islature of Alabama, That in all civil
cases in the Circuit Court of Calhoun
County, the defendant shall appear ana
plead ten QO) days before the beginning
of the term of said court at which said
cause shall be at issue, provided service
shall have been perfected not less than
thirty 600 days before the beginning OF
said terms and in all other cases the
defendant shall appear and plead within
twenty COO days after the service of sum-
mons and the perfection of service, provid-
ed that the service is perfected in twenty
900 days before the beginning of the
term.
Sec. . That all civil cases in said court
shall be tried by the court without a
jury, unless a jury shall be demanded in
writing by the plaintiff at the time of
filing the complaint, or when said cause
is at issue, or by the defendant upon his
appearance, provided, that all cases
brought to said circuit court by appeal,
or writ of certiorari shall be tried with
out q jury unless Il July Shaii W uSAti"iAA
ed by the plaintiff or the defendant be-
fore the first day of the term at which
said cause shall stand for trial.
Sec. g. That the first week of each reg
ular term of said court shall be de-
voted to the settlement of pleadings and
the trial of non-Jury cases, and jury
shall not be summoned for the first week
of said term.
Sec 4. That special terms of said court
for the trial of non-jury cases may be
called by the court in term time. or by
the judge In vacation. by an order entered
on the minutes of the court not less than
ten QO) days before the first day of said
special term.
Sec. 5. That in the trial of any cause at
law without a jury in said circuit court,
in addition to the questions which may
be presented under existing laws to the
Supreme Court for review, either party
may by bill of exceptions also present for
review the conclusions and judgments of
the court on the evidence, and the SUI
preme Court shall review the same. with
out any presumption In favor of the
court below on the evidence; and If there
be error, shall render said judgment in
the cause as the court below should have
rendered. or reverse and remand the same
| for further proceedings as the Supreme
Court shall deem right.
Approved March i, 1897.
Official:
Frank y. Julian.
Secretary of State.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-25

No 1917 AN ACT. Is. $50
Declining on the part OF the State of Ala
bama TO accept for the purpose of es-
tablishing an Industrial School for in
digent white girls and young ladies Of
the state. that certain property in Ma
rlon, Perry County, Alabama, formerly
known as Howard college, and now
used and known as the Marion Military
Institute.
Section 1. Be It enacted by the Legis-
iature of Alabama that the State of Ala
bama does hereby decline to accept that
certain property in Marion, Perry County,
formerly known as Howard College,
and now used and known as the Marion
Military Institute, for the purpose of es-
tablshing an Industrial School for IN
digent white girls and young ladies' OF the
State, which said property is more par
ticularly described in certain deed or
dedication executed by VIM. w. Wilker-
son and wife and Jesse z. Lovelace and
wife. on the Srd day of February, 1888,
and duly recorded in the office of the
Judge of Probate Of Perry County Ala
hama: and the State of Alabama does
hereby remise, release and forever quit
claim to the trustees of the Marion Mill
tary Institute any interest it may have
in said property by reason OF the pro-
visions and conditions in said deed.
Approved March ., 1907.
Official:
frank y. Julian,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
LAS lNDICESTIONES
de los deIegadOs
de Ia Haya.
DOsGisntOs baBpuetes dados en. su
honor han pTOducidO en- eIIOs
0eSaStr0SOS efeCt0S.
DfagO J Bourgeois 50 han uIsts pTseIsadas
Tsfhlzlr las Iauiaclaaus as eenIdas que 50
IO haesR.

La Haya, OctubFs 2.-Ei china de h
capital hoIandesa los doscientps bRnque.
tes que han Aido dsdcs despRes de Il spsr-
tuEa do las confsEenCiss la paz, ha produ
cido On los delegados desastroHos efectcH.
M. Nelidof, de RuliA y M. Estsva de
Mexico, hsn sufrido ligeToB, ataques de
fisbrs. MuchoB deIegados Sc qdejan de
divsTBOa males un gran n6mero de los
delegsdog, entPs elloB 81 doctor DFsgo, de
la Rspdblica Argentina M. Bourgeois
de Francis ss han viato pracisadoS 4 re.
chszar todRa laa invitaciones dc comidaH
que Sc le hacen.
El informe del baron GuiIIermo, de
B6'gica, sobre el arbitrs gs ObligatoriO, no
hR pOdidO ser apFobadO por los pTincipRleH
miembTos del comit6 de examen que
Equel sstk sometido, por indispoaiCi6n es.
tomaoal de la mayorfa de aquelloB.
Caai todos los infoFmes son retaTdaGoa
en "a apFobaci6n impidiendo sato la clau.
suTR dc la conferences. La cauaa de clio
eH el gran ndmsro de delsgados enfsEmoE
poF indigestionsB
(Traducido expressmenteS para La Co
rre8pondencia, del peri6dico La 1'rfbu1aa
de NueYa York;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
SucEsOs En- Ia IsLA.

Telegramas del dfa 13 al cuartel gene
raj de poIicfa.
CsFolin8, Jefs INFERNO de Ia P. L.
Anoche fue arTestado poT cabo PaTalss =
guaEdiR CabTeFa de Loiza, JoA6 Maria
Ramos por atsntado violaci6n Anita
Sanchez Teniente Costa.
Yauco. co.-Anoche peTuonalments detuva
al iudividuo Pablo Oliver en- 81 baErio
"Almacigo bajo," por delito de ataque con
intenci6n de ccmeteF de'ito grave, ocu'
pandole un puhRl con 81 cuRl hiri6 en- 81
cuallo Venancio Rodriguez. Tenients
VillaFiri
Toa, ,AIts.-Anocha aTreAt6 en- union
gusrdiRB MoEedo y Llauger 8 iudividuoE
vecinoB de este pueblo por hurto msnor
oCupandOlea unB gallinR de las robadsA
Juez de paz entiende asunto, ExGele
$500 fanza & cada uuo. Cabo Soto.
massachusetts, hoy barrio s.VegaB''
por guardia Ortiz, indiyiduo Francisco
SsntiTgo acusado delito violRci6n'-Ts.
niente Villsriny.
AfaECo. -Acabo de detensr & Luis Psg6u
Dufo, por infsEirle Juan Ines Rosado
IN mRchstazo en- ls msno izquierda. a.-Te-
nisnte Lopez Disz.
Yabucoa. En- este momento guaFdiA1
Va1queg y Torres BorpFendisEon jugada
10 pFohibido monts. Arrests cinCo indi
viduos OCupaudO naipes = dinero.-Cabo
Friag,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
MAS ElESTAS PATRONA ES.
Qusbradlllas eolsbrn a San Rafael.

DeBde 81 IA al "a de los corlientaa ha-
bra animadas fenta1 en- QQebradiIlas el
prOgrama de eatas contiene diVersoa espec.
taculog que le prsstarSn muchi Rmenidad
Sc llevaF6n efecto alborRdas, juegos al.
leticoa, comparaAs de m6scAraB, retreats,
novsnas, caFreras dc caballos de ciclis.
tas, fuegos artifciales , tres bailes, entse
elles una de obreroB, para 81 que hacsn
grandes preparatiyoB
La ComiS.6n encaTgada de las fsstsB
ha invitado & los veCincs de los demfB
pusbloB de Is isls SO hace constar en- 81
progEama que en- los dfas de las festss
habT6 Bufcients n6mero de coches para
circular de Ia eataci6n del ferro-caTEil al
pueblo.
Muchag personals de esta ciudsd' han
sidO invitadag y 30 propOne cOncurrir Ia
simpstioa poblaci6n duran Ia tsmpoFada
de festaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
CIRCULOS OBREPOS
puenOrrique1Os"
Eficiente propaganda de sus idsaIes
en- Caguas.
QaSdarda defIRItlulmgnh eOnsllidldos los sIndI-
catOs DO zapAteEos, slstFes alblFIIos J
GalpIBtGfOs,
(De nelsstr0 o0rrssponsaI espeeial) }.

Otubre 13.-El uabado ppdo. circul6 en-
esta Ciudad uua hoja impresa AuBcFita poF
81 comit6 oTganizador del Cfrculo de trs.
bajadores de CRguan, en- Ia cuaI invitaban
& todaH Las asses gociRIes de este pueblo
para IN mass meeting p6blico, 81 domin-
go Las de Ia tarde.
LlegRdo 81 momanto de celebFar ell mae'
tirg, la banda que dirije 81 reputable pro.
feaor don Caato Colon ejeout6 variag pie.
zsH de 50 v8Tiado repertoire.
In tFibuna eDgsIanada con la EandeTa
naCional y la rOja fu6 ocupada en- primer
termino por el propa gandista obreFo Angel
N6nss, aigui6ndole en- 81 uso de la pala'
bra 81 senior Victor r. Egpino. CeEr6 ell
actO 81 oTador Andres r, Vera las ocho
de Ia nochs en- medic del mayor entu'
siasmo.
Los obreroH de Csguau han aCogido con
entusiaEmo las ideas vertidRa por los pro:
pagandiAtas en- esta BemanR quedRr6n
dtfiuitivamente conRtilufdou los Aindicatoa
de zapateroa, saatFes, albsfiilea carpin'
teroG.
Una comisi6n del Vecino pueblo de Jun
cos confsrenci6 extenssmente con Ia comi'
sion de props ganda y han conCertado un
visje, para loa tiltimpa diss del mes On
curEo.
Una reunion de trabsjadores fa6 cele'
brada = scordaron publican IN psri6dico
on eete pueblo, 6rgano de Ia inltituci6n.
Tambi6n fu6 acuardo hscer circular por
TODD sl diAtrito de Guayama IN manifesto
impTesO hacienda I'M Ilamamiento ffatsr
nal & todos los obreTes del distFitO para
que ingreHen en- lea nindicatos de Bus res
psctivos of los bsjo la constitution de los
"Cfrculos obrerOs puertorriqut hos'.