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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
al Edit5rial Worth READING. !:

-a<,oonized. it is true, in the Army and I
Navy Journal, but none the less I'M
portant in the administration Of ma
tional affairs.
The Inconvenience Of the public due
10 the loss of news is not particularly
dwelt upon in the article. but It Is
noted that the theaters and baseball
were almost put out Of business, and
that stagnation resulted in the stock
market from lack of financial inteili-
gence from the money centers Of the
world
one Of the most Significant facts
brought out is the amazing number
Of falsehoods which gained circulation
4 in the absence Of the newspapers. The
gossip got busy. SANDER grew brazen
s. n plving her shameless calling Dame
Rumor found many Of the thousand
tongues accredited to her by
shakespeare and resumed the place u
! 1.-THE community from which she mao
been driven by the press. Rumol
questioned the solvency Of this o
+ that company, and reported the fail
! ure of big concerns Rumor killed
! prominent brewer, made forme
4 mayor commit suicide, and divorce
!. dozens Of couples. For once peopl
4 who complained so bitterly OF new
y paper lies realized the service REL
!, darad nv the press in denying fals
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
Mhsn the Newspapsrs Stopped.

- - - - II n 49, ~,
I nat y Is an II vino 'els el's'f - a.
body good was aptly fllustreted IN tne
suspension Of newspapers In Butte
Several distinct phases Of the conol-
lions resulting IRON the lsasl p.,a,,,.,
ia Butte are noted. One q particular
interest is the effect the LACK Of adver-
Using had on business. For once N
their lives the merchants faced con-
dition and not a theory. Large de-
partmene STORES torii'ei ~ n ~
OF selung actlVlty, tooh VI
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
which7

The Greenwood Enterprise declares
that 10000 people will be in that town
on July ito see marvellous little
monkey swim the Yazoo River.
which monkey Hattiesburg News.
The monkey is an imported guam
tity, alright, but the report thatdt Is
a resident of the piney woods metrop
oils has not been confirmed. Green
wood Enterprise.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
MlssIssIpPrs CONSTITUTION.

-
The Oklahoma constitution is
moulded after that Pf MISSISSIPPI y
News Item.
The Oklahoma fonslitu'ion Is
the best of any in the Union
hotter IN fact. thab that Of the
United States, Nv. J. bryan.
This is doing Misfissippi proud
-Vicksburg HERALD
NJ Senator Hoar Of Nassachusetts,
/ expressed the opinion tnst inc
constitution of mississippi "ex-
.cept its franchise clause was
hetter than that LOT any other
ctata in the IJnion.- Aberdeen Ex
| aminer.
| RI oklahoma had dopied the consti-
sutton of Mississip1bi verbatim and
o,,,tted the radical thrills with which
Il sousht to improved upon it. perhaps
Z wo,,,d have been |altogetber better
| for Oklahoma. Mifsissippfs consul
+nt,on was created by big Drained,
ana natriotic men. and its shaping
,tcbed over bv onie of the greatest
wvA,s and STATESMEN of his time
.ho afterwards defended it or the
floor ,Eof. the United States senate
oa, |xsattackA Of the greatest
* laud he Nation. 1t was con
~ [triotisml and born in wis
Il las born& the test of TIM
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02

vented an earlier awakening.
leaven has turned and the NJ
years will see a transformatit
as the denizens OF these wool
little dreamed.
The communication Of PF(
born is worth reading X IS
terest'ng and instructiYe
Daily News believes that q
re-printine for general ~
lthroushout the North and
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02

1the place as
stitution in
las pointed
I'm that has
Every South
il of ignor-
Electorate has
b the South
4 every STATE
10 its white
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02

asa
,,e CORPORATIONS have discovered the
can't the people all the time Sue
pafises: is t justice retaliation that Is desreof
& thus far have passed limiting the rate per mile to be
ed Nv railroads members OF tnese lesis
f sore at being transportation which ney
privilege nseparable from the exaeo s,
others voted favor general principle OF nay ing
4yback at the railroads. Intelligent discussion was I'M
possible peculiar position IL requires =
study Of experience to learn the details Oh
close supervision is necessary 70 con w
expenses balance sheet satisfactory to n oc
1t abuses have entered into the aa
ton Of some railroads. should be corrected IN ne
Of tbe roads and stockholders public On the other hand
must not forgotten has been built up It's
and prosperous cities nave sprung
81 these benefits railroads What were the mode
and prior to the construction OF tne n
mental railroad? Indian and bunaoe nave pe con
into prosperous Cities villages ana ains' as "
the country
The prosperity general and Of this section IN pa,
lar facilities Remember what hat
tesburg was ten years is The conucuo u
railroads encouraged not discouraged me railroad
and developing the Of the section through M
acting Under one head can 40 more w W n,,is
ties where every engaged in his own business ss
spp railroad batting On the contrary equss from
such corporations receive careful attention
It cannot agitation against trusts ana mon
opol rendering them more heeou Oh e sn
of people reminding them Of the fact hat 'ns -
nent where subject AZ the same se
infection meet the case fress
mention that Chicago fines aggregatng $zoo
mon the standard Oil Company that immense amount!
Ask the man thep roduc that corporation
~ - AGO the nrce Of under cents per
gallon Recently % to 80 cents With such advance
the fine or fines without reducing m
people mulcted for the awoeakns OF W
sble parties
t. ohn rockefeller H H Rogers muimlonaies are
would be the proper remedy
The neope awbreakers however rich and as
the fines which the law posss
i tons like to bring reaction
for ALL rich poor of popular sefgov
When rich simply because thei
government is trial This also he case e M
are rich Let the awbreaRer be he c OF poor
punishment and the two classes VIII De equahy ~
witt
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02

knt ! an insult, Of
d there is no ranking sense
in the hearts lof those who
no higher ambition than TIC pro
clean newspaper, and to pros
proportion to that patronage it
pert at the hands y generous
tuency.
high time for public opinion 10
apon exhibitions of mere little
corporations, journalistic or
Ne. that ought to be great.
re always going to be news
more than one, 70 seek the
and serve the interests of Hat
burg. There is room for all, and
for all, and service for all. And
paper is going to kill competition
Or destroy individual merit by mere
Ismallness of spite or meanness OF
4nuendo. 1t never has done it, and Il
never will, while the Hattiesburg heat
Is clear and the Hattiesburg heart Ii
air.
al spirit like this is a boomerang tina
ycomes back to fret and harass itself
It is unworthy Of man, and mucl
more unworthy Of newspaper tina
assumes to stand for every interest Q
be people upon whose patronage
yes.
ssay we protest that the Daily New
Is not fashioned on this plan TIL
kpublic service and the amenities I
the profession are above our priva
brejudices.
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|The Daily News prints no unclean
objectionable advertising. Neither
es II print whisky or any liquor ADS
Entered as second-class matter May
1907, at the Postoffioe at Hatties-
srg. Miss, under the Act of Congress
March 3, 1879.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13
Marriage Licenses.

Tho county clerk issued marriage II.
ccnses to tho. following couples during
the past week
Joel Niblcy, Salt Lake: Teresa Tay.
lor. Salt Lake
II. w. Kline. Salt Lake; Lora schoppe
Salt Lake.
W. NJ. Leaker. Norton. Kan. Gather
Inc Nicely, Norton, Kan.
W. j. Coda, Salt Lake: Permelia
Smith Salt Lake.
q. w. Sanders, Queen City, Mo-; Mar
gaiet l.. Ford. Denver Colo.
John Mccarthy. Denver, Colo; Mar.
saret Murphy, Denver Colo.
James Lennon. Moyie. b. c.; Isabelle
II. oswald. Salt Lake.
j, j. Fitzgerold, Park City; Lizzie
Smith Heber City.
john Javaine, Ottowa Ontario. Cam
ada, Elsie Stubs. Provo.
j. @. Stevenson, salt Lake; Kittia
Reber Salt Lake.
r, l.. Hill. Salt Lake Mauoe Drsp-
er, Salt Lake,
Ed MeCarty. Garfield; Addie NJ. CAL
noun, GARFIELD.
A. H. Kirchner Salt Lake; Lulu voel-
ker, Salt Lake.
Joseph Fernando, Salt Lake; Donen-
lea Berta Salt Lake.
Joe Brady, salt Lake; Minnie Jacobs,
Salt Lake.
Frank Z. Darant, salt Lake; Mary Fl.
Barr. Salt Lake.
Walter p. Lang. Salt Lake. Christina
Works, Salt Lake.
Lester Newton, Salt Lake; Isabel
Murphy. Salt Lake.
John r. Rogedahl. salt Lake; Ethel
r. White Salt Lake.
a. c. Hunt, 81 Paul, Mimi; NIargar-
ct Holmberg, Salt Lake.
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She Was opposed to Slang.

While teaching the district school
at Carolina, II. l., Miss Eva Matteson,
now with a Providence school. re-
ceiyed the following interesting in
structions from certain fond mother.
The lady was more remarkable for
her egotism than for the old school
sentiity she professed to have.
She had moved into the village from
the city and was most solicitus that
the well bred manners of her little
daughter Muriel. should not be con-
taminated by contact with the country
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Silk PeG,Gic0aGs
Every department contributes to the Great
Sale,
our entire line q Taneta silk Petteoats TO go
at the Big Sale Mt SO i-s per cent discount.
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room following the judgment of the
court was made by hired claquers car
rylng out the orders OF political con-
splrators who wish TO depose him from
his high Office and ALLEVIATE from him
the affections OF the plain people he has
SO faithfully served He is planning
for a triumphant recollection in Novem-
Der and has taken to fiddling again In
order to keep his right hand IN trim for
glad-handing the toiling masses.
THINKS HE Is A NAPOLEON.
Many of his old time henchmcn are
falling away from the convicted lead
or. a wen known labor politician said
today: ''Schmitz cannot realize his
position. He thinks he is sort of
Napoleon. He believes that he could
return from the jail, which he perhaps
considers a sort OF Elba. and regain
his former following. He believes that
he has a personal magnetism sufficient
TO make men forget his crimes and re-
ceive him once more. He does not uu-
derstand that his race Is run"
SITUATION INTERESTING
The proposed plan Of convention OF
80 to elect Il new mayor who will In
turn give the city a new administra
ton is being warmly discussed AMI
all the old time political prophets are
completely at sea. one thing Is certain
that the Is delegates from the labor or
ganizations are not going to agree with
the 10 delegates from the commercial
bodies on the proper man 10 select UNI
less public sentiment Is strong enough
to break down deadlock. II is certain
that the labor leaders VIII put COM
plete ticket IN the field this fail and il
VIII present the unique spectacle of
having on II business men as Well as
representatives of organized labor As
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children.
Always see that she has your best
attention. said she, "and be very care
full that she associates with no little
child that uses slang, which Muriel has
never heard. Above ALL do not have
her sit near that Williams boy. |
knew his father in Providence and
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY july 10 1907

opolized them that they had no time
TO themselves, but this time they pro-
pose to fool society. As soon as 1t
was known that the Longworths were
coming the social leaders prepared for
battle royal and invitations to the
reception function would settle the
social status of the recipients. Now
the presidents daughter has side
stepped all that by pereinptorily de-
clining all social attentions so there
win be no reception and no establish
Ing of .he social status
FUNERAL RATES RAISED.
IT costs mroe TO die In this city than
II Gid formerly. That Is II costs more
II the funeral ceremonies are carried
out with proper regard for the deceased
For some time past the Musicians I'M
ion have been deploring the fact that
1t was losing some OF It's prestige be-
cause OF the disgrace which has fallen
on Eugene Schmitz. one OF it's distin-
guished and prominent members. and
because of this there was perceptibe
diminution Of revenue. How TO raise
more money Immediately became the
burning question of the hour The
scheduled rates for nearly every event
were already up TO the top notch and
more than the traffic would really bear
70 In d. happy moment of financial
ecstasy it was decided 10 raise the
rates for funerals.
MAY LEAVE FOR EUROPE.
Andrew Wilson. elected last fall TO
the important office of state railroad
commissioner. is feeling rather bitter
these summer days over what he re-
CARDS as the ficileness of the dear pub
lie. He does not believe that 1t pays
TO be frank and tell all you know. Be
cause he happened to be Il supervisor
for Il few months while the public SER
vice corporations We're passing around
various and sundry monies in the ma
ture Of gifts and he accepted them as
such, and afterwards told the grand
jury all about 1t. he Is on the brink OF
losing his present good position. When
running for office last fall. he put on
his election cards, ION my public rec
ord / solicit your support" and he got
IT, by big majority. Now he has been
asked to go to Europe and stay there.
long enough so that his office can be
forfeited without an additional disgrace
Of depriving him of his liberty.
PLUTO.
sALTAIR SUNDAY CONCERT
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(ccnfidentially) they're bun, LOT IN,
whole push OF them" Boston Her
aid,
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Vudor Porch Shades and Vudor Ham.
mocks 90 per cent off. H. c. NJ. /. Car.
pet dept.
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THE INSIDE OF
SAN FRANCISCO
The Few Days Mayor Of Earth
quake Town is Modest and viii
Not Negotiate Loan.
SCHMlTz EATS REGULARLY.
Convicted Mayor Thinks He Is Napo.
Icon of Politics and VIII Be We'll
coined from Prison Elba.
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
San Francisco, July 10.-our new
mayor. Mayor Charles Boxton. d. ID. S..
is modest fellow add so far has re-
sisted the temptation of SELLING the key
Of the treasury or getting a personal
loan on the twelve million OF unsold
city bonds. The worthy dentist feels
that his honors are transitory and he is
content with the knowledge that when
he dies the newspapers Will say that
be was once mayor of San Francisco.
He has fought one successful campaign
in the Philippines against the enemies
OF his country and he has won in four
political campaigns against the enemies
OF graft Now the height of his am
bition has been reached and he is the
foremost citizen of his native city. even
II II Is only for few days.
scHM1Tz EATS REGULARLY.
Eugene Schmitz is eating regularly
at the county jail and his appetite does
not seem a whit disturbed by the five
years sentence in San Quentin i'm
posed by Judge Dunno. He is conf
dent that the applause in the court
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Society which In letersa
the land because ~
up and taking
he iate cornelius vanderbilt
hand marriage Robert Walton family of bankers
holders In New York The
of Its tn Ii w NY Uei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07
NOTAS DE- CAGUAs
Temporada de zarzue-
la.-Nueva po1ic1a pa
ra este puestO.
EL TENlENTe BIRD
La fiesta obrera del 1o de
Mayo, Ejercicios de Ia
Guardia Nacional.

FL jueves proximo debutara Ia
gran compafiia de zarzuela dirigida
por los sefiores Casas y Morales y
el maestro concertador Luis l.. Mo-
yoqui. La compaiiia anuncia un
abono por solo ocho funciones que
se efectualan Ell una gran casa pre-
parada al efecto en- la calle de aL,a
Maya
Gran ndlnero de palcos y lune-
tas han sido tomados y vecinos de
Juncos, Gurabo y Aguas Buenas So
han abcnado 4 las ocho funciones.
Entire las zarzuelas que nos dara (
conocer la compabla, anuuciass
ola Cara de DiosO, sJugar con fue-
goO, "La TempestadD, sAnillo de
HierroD, sMarina0 y 8El Milagro de
la Vlrgen.' De 4S personals Sc
compone la troupe.
Ri Teniente Bird y sargento
Blanco tomaron possession del man
DO de esta demarcaci6n de policia,
interim Sc haga cargo de Ia conan
dancia de la misma el Tenicnte que
el Gobernador designe.
Ell primero de Mayo fue ce-
lebrado con toda solemnidad Dor los
obreros de esta ciudad.
-Reina gran entusiasmo en- la
juventud, para los primeros ejerci-
clos que llevaran efecto las COM
pafiias de LA Guaroia Nacional
de Puerto Rico"
-Seespera al Comisionado del In
terror en- la pr6xima semana, quien
dara una conferencia en- los salones
del Ayuntamiento a los j6venes y
ofciales de la aGuardia macdonald,
acerca de las ventajas y utilidad
que reportara dicha institution.
FRANCA MAR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07
PARA FL PRESIDE
NImero de presos COM
ducidos q dicho Pc
nal, desde Aguadilla. !
OIVERSAs CONDEMNS
Por robo en- cuadrilla, asesi-
nato, violaci6n, escalamien.
to, hurto, ETC., etc.

El marshall de la Corte de
Distrito de Aguadilla don Agustfn
Guevara Santini y el sub marshall
don Antonio Vergne Mufoz, auxi-
liados por una pareja de la policfa
insular, condujeron desde aquella
poblaci6n al presidio a los presos
siguientes;
Gallo Ruiz, de Lares, c6np!ice
de asesinato en- segundo grado; 4
afos de preside con trabajos for
zados.
Francisco Garcia Velez y Juan
Crespo Mercado (a) aBoboD, 6 amos
10 meSes y TN dia cada uno de pre-
sidio, con trabajos forzados, por
robo Ell cuadrilla en- despoblado,
cuando..la invasion, ell San Sebas-
tian.
Esteban Lopez, de Rinc6n, vio-
laci6n; 9 afios, 6 meses de preside
con trabajos forzados,
Guillermo Ruiz, de Rincou,
ataque con intenclon de cometer
violacion; aiio, tres meses de pre-
sidio con trabajos forzados.
Francisco Milan (a) aSicon, de
Aguadilla, ataque con intencion de
cometer violaci6n; 4 amos, 9 meses
de preside con trabajos Tornado.
Eduardo Matfas (a) aChiezp,
de Rinc6n, escalamiento en- primer
drado; 4 amos, 10 meses de preside
con trabajos forzados.
Evangelista Carrera, de Rim
con, escalamiento en- primer grado;
amos. 6 meSes de presidio con ira
bajos forzados.
Francisco Alfaro, de Isabella,
escalamiento Ell segundo grado;
aho, 3 meses de preside con traba-
jos forzados.
Aurelio Font, infracci6n del
artfculo All del C6digo penal; aiio
de preside con trabajos forzados.
Este individuo hizo I'M contrato con
la central Co!oso de venderle la ca
na, recibiendo dinero adelantado,
vendiendo la cana a otro.
Alexandra Medrauo y Luis An
tonic Carlos, escalamiento en- Sc.
(ConttnGa en- la b4gina So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07
OESDE AGUAD|LLA
La correspondence 4
los pueblo de San Sc
bastian y Lares.
BALE De ARTEsANOs
Fallecimie1to. Los siete mil
y pi1o de dollars -Soc'e.
dad ber e6ca en- proyecto.

Mayo 5.-Muy satisfechos de-
ben mostrarse los habitantes de San
Sebastian y Lares, con respecto 4
que, la correspondence postal de la
isla y de esta ciudad y del extran-
gero, es conducida diariamente a
aquellos pueblos desde hace algunos
dias, ell hermoso y comodo carrua-
je de dos sefiores Cancio y Echan-
dia. Antes, dicha correspondence
era llevada por un peat6n.
-Anteanoche, viernes, Sc llev6
q efecto en- los salones del centro
sLa Nueva Victoriap, de esta ciu-
dad, un suntuoso bale de artesa-
nos, en- obsequio de las simpaticas
poncefas sefioritas Leonina Ventu-
ra y Margarita Brewer Santiago,
las cuales han sido hasta aver hues.
pedes de nuestro estimado amigo y
enthusiastic correligionario don Jose
V. Cintr6n.
Aver, por la maiiana, dej6
de existir en- esta ciudad, victima
de rapi1a y cruel enfermedad, el
apreciable senior Adolfo Rosa, viejo
empleado que fue de la casa conner
clal de los sehores Sanders & Phi
lippi, de esta plaza, y uno de los
elementos mas entusiastas de nues
tro partido en- esta poblaci6n.
Deja Ell la orfandad q una nu-
merosa familia, que llora amarga-
mente la irreparable perdida.
-Seg1n Sc nos informa, pale-
ce que los siete mil y pico de dollars
con que contaba nuestro ayunta-
miento para la construction de la
tan traida, llevada y dichosa plaza
del Mercado que parece que tanto
ha preocupado d nuestro alcalde y
ediles-se invertiran ahora en- el
arreglo de GALES y aceras de esta
cindad, por creerse vamos hombre!,
de mas necesidad esta obra que
aquellal
Sc agita la idea de formar
una sociedad esencialmente caritati-
va y humanitaria, compuesta de
damas y caballeros, con ell noble fin
de recolectar fondos entire los veci-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07
NOTIS DE YAUCO
En Ia plaza principal.
Muerte repentina.-Se-
nor Torres Morales.
EL ATTORNEY GENERAL
,Conferencia con el alcalde y
el vice.presidente del Con.
cpio trn en- tarios.

Mayo. 5, Fl joven don Do
mingo Pietri, recientemente indul-
tado por el Gobernador de Ia pena
que extingufa en- la carcel de Pom
&C, muri6 de repente hace algunos
dias. A las 9 de Ia noche, mientras
paseaba en- la plaza principal con
algunos amigos, fue vfctima de un
ataque al coraz6n y media hora
despues hab(a dejado de existir.
Nuestro pesame 4 su anciana ma
DIRE y demas familiares.
va esta restablecido de su
larga enfermedad nuestro distin.
guido amigo y prestisioso colreli-
gionario don Manuel Torres Mora
les. Le cele ebramos.
= Sc halla retenido en- CANA.
con hebre, nuestro joven amigo, el
querido y popular jefe de las hues-
tes unioniStas en- esta ciudad don
Santiago Vivaldi Pacheco, que hace
algunos dfas regres6 de San Juan.
Celebramos 81 pronta mejora.
Aver tuvimos la vista del
Hon. Attorney General que confe-
renci6 con el sefior alcalde y el vice
presidente del Concejo municipal
sehor CatalG, sobre asuntos de ad-
ministraci6n. Teniamos entendido
que el sehof Feuille en- su viaje q
Yauco invitaria al seiior Catala &
presentar la renuncia de su cargo
que indebidamente desempefia por
no reunir las condolences de elegi-
BILE que sefiala la secci6n s de Ia
vicente Ley municipal, pero parece
que las cosas Sc tergiversaron un
tanto porque hemos DIDO al sefior
catalA jactarse de que el Attorney
aconsejarfa al Gobernador la desti-
tuci6n del Alcalde y todos los con-
eejales, como dnica soluci6n q Ia
tirantes de relaciones existente en-
he el poder executive y el legislati-
70 de este gobierno municipal, afa-
diendo que en- ese case las vacantes
todas serfan cubiertas con republi.
canos, segGn opinion del referido
Attorney.
Practice tambien este alto fun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-07
DESDE TOA-ALTI
Riego fecundante de las
r1ubes.--Departamen-
to de Educaci6n.
FIESTAs CATOLICAs
Felicit aci6n al senor Coma.
lez Font. .-Licencia o'ici.
tada por el Juez de Paz.

Mayo q Aver llovi6. Des-
pues de una sequla tenaz que ami
quilaba = destruia la vegetaci6n,
imposih'litando las faenas agrico-
las, ese lirgo fecundante de lay nu-
bes ha venido a resfrescar nuestras
campifias, y q dar aliento q los
agricultores para proseguir sus ta-
reas paralizadas en- espera de ITEM
pos bonacibles.
Ell Departamento de Educa-
ci6n ha aprobado las cuentas del
amigo Archilla, como tesorero es-
collar, correspondence q los meses
de febrero y MARIO 1ltimos.
Con el mes de mayo Sc han
iniciado las festas que los cat6licos
consagran anualmente a Maria, Ma
DIRE de Cristo Jes1s.
Don Carlos Nieves, Juez do
Paz, ha solicitado del Procurador
General una licencia de diez dias
para trasladarse 4 San Juan donde
gica en- su esposa doha Ceferina So
(ContnNa en la bdgiuG So