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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
CABINET JOB FOR
GOVERNOR FRANZ
President Roosevelt Remembers De-
feated Rough Rider Executive
Of Oklahoma.

Washington, Oct. 10.--Frank Franz
territorial governor of Oklahoma will
be consoled for his defeat in the cleo
tion for governor of the new state
by an appointment to an important
governmental position.
1t is practically decided on that he
will be made first assistant secretary
of the interior to succeed Judge Thorn
as Ryan, who was broken in health
last winter and was forced to take the
the entire summer to recuperate. He
will not be able to continue the active
work required in his present position
1t is understood that an endeayor Will
be made to find another place for
Mr.. Ryan, who is to leave the interior
department.
Franz is a former Rough Rider, and
lis favorite with the President
Judge Ryan is a well-known Kansan
and for many years represented the
Topeka district In Congress.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
BRAVE WATCHMAN
PREVENTS ROBBERY
Engages in Desper- :
ate Fight With
Safe-Blowers
ALMOST BEATEN TO DEATH
Refused to Divulge Hiding
Place of Keys to Over
100 Offices.

New York, Oct, 10.-Richard F.
Gray, watchman in the lofty Cen
tury building at n Broadway, is in
Bellvue hospital, suffering from
wounds received in desperate single
handed fight against two safe-blowers
who attacked him while he was max
ing his rounds on the nineteenth floor
after midnight.
Although sixty years of age, Gray
made determined fight and was not
overcome until battered almost into
Inconsistencies. Even then he re-
fused to reveal the hiding place of
keys to over hundred Offices in the
great building.
The robbers chloroforned the old
man and then made systematic
search for the keys. Apparently the
robbers were unsuccessful for when
Gray revived he staggered down nine,
teen flights of stairs and discovered
that the robbers had made their get
away. Gray gave the police good
description of his assailants and the
police department believe they will be
successful in capturing them.
IF these men had gotten the keys
from the watchman," said detective
today, they would have done job
that would have made the famous
Manhattan Bank robbery look like a
cheap affair. There Is no doubt but
what they were after one safe In the
building which contained securities
worth many thousands of dollars
Scores of extra detectives and addi,
tional police were on guard in the fin.
'ancial district today as result Of the
attempted robbery
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
BEGINS SERVING
LIFE SENTENCE
Elmer /, Price Of Roosevelt County
Denied New Trial by Supreme
Court.

Elmer l.. Price, of Roosevelt coun-
ty, who was tried, convicted and
sentenced on indictment for murder
in the district court Of that county one
year and half ago, by Associate
Justice W. H. Pope, and who was then
brought to the territorial penitentiary
for safe keeping pending the result
of an appeal in his case to the terri
torial supreme court, has commenced
the serving of life sentence, the ter
ritorial supreme court having affirmed
the decision of the lower court in
his case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
FIRE DESTROYS sKIFF
AND FOUR ARE DROWNED

Keyport, N. j., Oct, 10.-FouE
young men, all residents Of Perth Am
boy. we're drowned in Raritan Bay off
this place last night. They were mem
bers of party of seven who left Perth
Amboy in surf skiff to visit Keyport'
The boat caught fire, and the occl1-
pants being unable to extinguish the
flames, overturned the boat. Subse-
quently four perished, three being
saved, being picked up by passing
steamer, in a thoroughly exhausted
condition, after having clung to the
overturned boat for more than two
hours. The dead are Harry Baxte'
Edward Olsen, Floyd McHose and
Charles Wicksburg.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
TRINIDAD EMBEZZLER
FLEES TO GERMANY
Collector For Colorado Telephone
Company Who Stole $500, Crosses
the Ocean.

Trinidad Colo, Oct, 10-Carl Stein,
a missing Colorado Telephone COM
pany collector, who disappeared from
Trinidad about three weeks ago, to
gether with $500 of the company's
money, and who was for time be-
leved to have been killed, is not dead.
His wife has received letter from
him dated at Leipsic, Germany. The
amount of money he is alleged to have
taken is not enought to warrant the
telephone company going to the ex.
pense Of sending for him, and unless
he returns to the United States, he
will probably escape punishment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
LUlSTlANA MAKING
RECORD BREAKING TRIP.

Newport, R. l., Oct, 10.-A wireless
message from the Nantucket light ship
at 1880 o'clock this morning stated
that the Lustiana at that time was
eighty or hundred miles east and
would probably turn the light ship 1913
miles from Sandy Hook between three
and four o'clock this afternoon. The
big liner is after new worlds Trans
Atlantic record and left Queenstown
for New York on Sunday last.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
CHICAGO WINS
TWO FROM DETROIT
Cubs Take Yesterdays and Today's
Game BY Scores Of 3 to and 5
'r' to I, Respectively.

Chicago, Oct, 10.-Chicago won the
second game of the worlds champion
ship base ball series from Detroit yes
terday afternoon by score Of 3 to !
Dumb playing on the part of Detroit
lost it the game. The attendance was
$1,000
The great crowd which began tc
gather at National League park today
several hours before time for the third
game of championship series, taxed the
street car systems to their utmost ca
pacity. The weather for today's game
was the best yet.
The game was called at 3 o'clock
The batteries were; Chicago-Rhul.
bach and King; Detroit-Siever, Kill
lian and Schmidt.
Chicago scored the first run in the
second inning. Chicago got in three
more runs on batting rally in the
fourth. In the fifth inning Detroit put
Killian in to pitch. Chicago scored
another run in this inning. In the
sixth Detroit managed to get a man
across the plate, making the score at
this stage of the game, Chicago S, De
trait /. v
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
WeIIman Known Here.

Major Hersey is well known to the
older residents of Santa Fe, having
been stationed here some years ago
as section director of the United
States Weather Bureau. He was one
of the party who accompanied the
Walter Wellman expedition in Its re.
cent attempt to reach the north pole
in balloon. but which attempt re-
suited in failure. The balloon race in
which he will participate will be
watched with great interest by his
friends in this city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
n, n. ROGERS LEAVES
HURRIEDLY FOR NEW YORK

New York. Oct. 10.-A dispatch
from Fairhaven says that H. H. Rog.
ers. the active head Of the Standard
OH Company, hurriedly boarded his
yacht here yesterday and sailed direct
ly for New York. He is expected 10
arrive here today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
BRlDGEBUlLDERS KILLED
BY FALLING DERRICK.

Cleveland, o., Oct, 10.-Three men
were killed and several others serious
ly injured, two probably fatally. by
the falling Of a huge derrick. where
a new bridge is being constructed over
the Cuyahoga river for the Nickel
Plate Railroad, today,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
ALBUQUERQUE
DAY At FAIR
Greatest Crowd and
Best Program Of
the Week
TRADES DISPLAY PARADE
Was a Magnificent Sight,
Governor Curry Addresses
Knights of the Road.
Special TO the New Mexican.

Albuquerque, n, NJ, Oct. 10.-lo.
day was Albuquerque day at the ter
ritorial fair, and the crowd at the
fair grounds was the greatest of any
day since its opening. --.e trades
display, parade was a grand sight,
especially for city of the size of
Albuquerque. The floats were many
and all wagons and horses were gaily
decorated The procession consumed
fully an hour in passing any given
point
This forenoon at the meeting OF the
Commercial Travellers Association,
Governor George Curry made an ad
dress which was we'll received. At
noon today the executive was enter,
tanned at luncheon by the members
of the association.
The members of Troops and
X, of the Fifth U, S. Cavalry from
Fort Wingate, will be entertained to-
morrow evening at a ball at Colon
bo Hail.
All arrangements for the annual
Montezuma ball which will take place
tomorrow evening at the Alvarado
hotel are completed and the event
promises to be the greatest social
event of the year in this city.
Governor Curry is Kept Busy.
Governor Curry has been one of
the busiest men anywhere since he
came here, meeting people and becom-
ing acquainted with the many visitors.
He has had no time to attend to seri-
GUS political business. This afternoon
he occupied box at the fair grounds
witnessing the baseball game, the
drills and other events on the pro.
gram.
The hotels are doing rushing bust
ness and are making money while the
fair lasts. Indeed many Of the guests
think that they are making entirely
too much money, but as the many Wis
itors must have places to sleep and
as the hotels have these to rent, they
are doing all the traffic will stand.
The Bureau of immigration is said
to be in session here but as it Is a
close corporation and as nobody cares
anything about it. so far nothing of
It's doings or undoings has been re-
ported.
Coronado Memorial Association Org.
anized.
The organization of the Coronado
Memorial association to perpetuate the
fame of Francisco Vasquez de Coron-
ado, the great Spanish explorer, was
completed yesterday. Delegates elect.
ed to this convention by Governor
Curry met at the Elks' theater and Of
fected a permanent organization. Hon.
Solomon Luna presided as chairman.
Addresses on the expeditions and
deeds of Coronado were delivered by
Hon. H. B. Ferguson and Hon. O. A.
Larrazolo and the gathering was a
most impressive one.
Albuquerque Defeats EI Paso in a
Close Game.
The best baseball game Of the
tournament took place yesterday after
noon when Albuquerque defeated the
Ell Paso club by the close score of IL
to II. Although it was a slugging
match, the game was no less interest
ing. Today Albuquerque is playing So
corro and this game will decide the
championship of the tournament as
neither club has so far lost game
Considerable betting was done on the
game and this favored the Socorro
club, which thus far has shown itself
to be the better of any Of the teams
entered in the contest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10
ANTi-ORlENTAL RlOTER
GETS 6 MONTHS IN JAIL

Van Couver, B. G., Oct, 1o.-John
Reed was convicted yesterday by a
jury and sentenced to six months in
jail for participating In the recent an
| lti-Oriental riots.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-10

Continued on Page Eight,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
N0TIc|LS G[nERlLEs
ObseFssclones On eI Bureau
del tlsmpo. -3,i. tempe,
ratars. - Detsnci0n.
UNA EmiGRaCION
Para Ia is'a de Cuba -Por
iugar gallos. RI capi.
tan Lopez Dfaz.

Segln informes del Bureau del
= Tempo, en- la nafiana de anteayer
alas 7, la temperature ninima lego
q marcar 65.2o, 8 sea IS.4oc. Esta
temperature minima es la mas baja
que Sc ha registFado en- San Juan
desde hace ocho amos a exception
del dia 26 de Febrero de 600 que
!. el term6metro de minimo marco una
temperature de 65.1e 8 sea 1S. &C. y
el-dia 26 de Diciembre de 1890 EN-
cuya fecha Sc registro una tempe
ratura mfnina de 81. y 8 sea 18. &c.
-1Iss'r ilia promovi6se una cues
. ton Gil Rio Piedras entire Melton
Sierra, Juan Ramon de JESUS y Raj
mundo del Vale con Antonio Ro-
drfguez, quien result6 herido por
el,def Vale.
>. Antes de aver debio celebrarse
Ell juicio, pero como los menciona-
dos individuos no habian recibido
citaci6n nj aviso alguno, no concu-
rrieron al acto.
Aver Sc les comunico una or
den del Juez, en- virtud de la cual
Sc les redujo a prision y Sc les ext
gi6 S so, de 6anza por quedar en-
libertad.
La ianza fue prestada por va
RIOS amigos de Rio Piedras y hoy
han presentado los detenidos un es-
critic de queja al Attorney General
Todos ellos son del barrio Que
brada Arenas uno de los mas
apartados de Rio Piedras.
Ell policia Antonio Ferrary
detuvo aver maiiana en- la plaza del
mercado q Bernardo Soler y Tito
Garcia por echar a pelear dos ga
los; los cuales les fueron ocupados.
Denunciado e1 hecho Ell Juez conde-
no 4 cada acusado a un dollar de
muita:
-Ha embarcado en- estos 1lti-
MOS dias, en- el puerto de Ponce una
emigration de trabajadores agrfcolas
de San German, con destino a la
isla de Cuba.
-Segdn Sc dice, no es cierto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
Ec0S DEL EXTERIOR
moneder0 faIso' en- Madrld
con sleis muisrss. Las
postales yIa BsrrientOs
HsClA EUROPA.
RaclA EUROPA
sa dram mil m estros ameri.
ricanos 4 in de estud'ar les
s;stemas de e. -seiiaDzl.

La pdicia In descubierto una
fabrica de mone1as falsas ell una
casa de la calle de Argel-Madr
habitada por TN individuo llamado
Jose Oscar, Ell Ia cual fue hallado
cierto ni1mero de pleas de o-o y de
platl, de matrices y de m1quinas.
Ell monedero falso tenia siete muje-
res, de las cuale5 Sc valia para po-
ner en- circulation las monedas que
fabricaba. Fue una de estas muje-
res la que, EN- un acceso de celos,
denuncio su amlnte a Ia policla.
La afamada tiple Maria Ba-
rrientos ha rogldo 4 lo5 0rcporterso
habaneros que hagan pdblico que
siendo immense el nlmero de pos
tales que lie relniten 4 diario para
que en- elias ponga su frma auto
grafa, ella 10 hara con gusto ell to-
das cuantas Sc lie envien, siempre
que vayan acompaiiadas no del Sc
llo correspondence, sino de un peso
plata, cuyo importe sera destinado
para la Cesl de B.nedeencia ma
ternal.
aEstamos seguros dice un pc
riodico-de que la feliz idea de la
seiiorita Barrientos sera motive de
buenos ingresos para Ia Bene6cen-
cia.S
Ode 10 que estamos seguros-
aiiade otro EN- son de comentario.
es de que la seiorita Barrientos Sc
ha quitado va de encitna la playa
postalera. No podia habersele ocu-
rrido una idea mejor.
-Comunican de Nueva York
que en- breve haran una larga vista
a Europa mas de mil maestros de
escuelas procedentes de todos los
confines de los Estados Unidos, cuyo
obieto es estudiar todos los sistemas
de enseilanza elemental de las escue.
las del viejo mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
AOT|C|AS D|Y[RsAS
lncendio en- los cshaveFsIes
de una hacienda. .-PoF
sgresicn d un n'fi,,
MATRIMON 0 civil
MATRIMON 0 CIVIL
Una fiesta dc carload en- Rio.
Piedras. -Lo que dice don
Andres Cha'tmar.

En- Santa Isabel Sc declare
Tin incendio ell los caii1verales de
los haciendas eDestlno' y eVeinte
Hermanos,S quemando5c cuarenta
cuerdas de cana de Corte y reto
nos. Sc cree que el hecho ha sido
intentional, por 10 que fueron arres-
tados por Ia policia cfnco indivi-
duos,
Han contraido matrimonio ci-
vii en- Ponce, don Jose Moreno y la
seiiorita Irene Colon; don Victor
Ramos y do1a I.eocadia Figueroa.
Fueron apadrinados estos tiltimos
por los j6vencs Capestany y Prin-
cipe.
Daniel Garcia que agfedi6 el
dia 26 de Diciembre ultimo en- Ia
Marina, al nino Leopoldo Fernau-
dez, fracturandole un brazo, fue
condenado 4. tres meses dc car
Gel. lie defendio el abogado Lassa-
lie, quieu no conforme con la sen
tencia presento recurso de apelaei6n,
Ell iuez le seiialo 100 dollars de
lama.
Don Andres Chaleman, qne
{ le scntenciado ell Arecibo por
practical illegal de la mediciua, estu-
vo anteayer ell esta ciudad mani.
festandonos que & no cmplea mir
gun medicamento de drogas Ell sus
curaciones y al efecto nos mostro
TN titulo que lie con concede el qIns-
tituto de Ciencias de New York;
como apto para la practica del hip.
uotismo, psicotrapeutiea, curacion
magnetica y magnetisino personal
Para el dia dc Febrero 81
auuncia una fiesta de caridad cn "a,
edi6cio de la antigua Conyaleccil-
cia, en- Rio piedras, organizada por
II seiiora Winthrop y otras dishn-
guidas damas. Oportunamente da
remos detalles.
-Ha sido inscrito en- la ohcina
del Comisiouado del Interior el ca.
mino vecinal de este municipio que
partiendo del condado llega al pue-
bio de Lola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
GARcANTA

C1ransen sin tenor a que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, ia
rim ,itis, amigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
gu lleoS, tos nerviosa, extinciones de
Yo., anginas, con las Partillas Houde
q la Cocaina.
Su uso serecomienda especialmen-
te les oradores, profesores, cantan-
tes y todas4as personas que f.-tigan
su voz por un trabaio excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos defa salud
de s1s hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cualGo On cuando esas pastillas, q fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones y
] la vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
ra evitar toia deception, que pudiera
Sc grave, exfjase Ia frma (Houde) so
be Ia faja de gavntfa de sus (Pasti-
Ills).
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
mqcias, Dep6sito: 2o, rue AVbouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
PoR $4,000

De contado, Sc vende Ia 6nca de.
nominada aBarrancass, la cual Sc haya
situada en- el barrio de sLlanos Cos.
tass de este ternino. Dista a hora y
media de la poblaci6n, Sc compone de
I. 500 cuerdas de extension, todas pro-
pias para las siembras en- frutos memo
res y en- particular para el algod6n
~Ceilans Tiene dos magAfhcos ma
nantiales paIa dar de beber al ganado;
tiene colindancia al mar y puerto para
embarcar todos los frutos. En- ella Sc
pueden cuidar hasta 400 cabezas de ga
nado.
Para infCrmes dirigirse a don
Ulises Marini.-I'ost 0fce, -calle Mu-
fioz Rivera. Cabo Roio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
,F3e4 ~ sNiNrS ss ~ &
ESTAtaST|cA :. :.
TfsdueIdo del slournaI, De
lewiston. Ms.-.los {. ..
ysus dspeadsnelas.
txPOaTAClONEs
EXPOaTAClONEs
De los Fstados Unidcs 8
Alaska. Haw.ii, r FliEinas
y Puerto Rico.

Hace dicz aiios las exportacio-
mes de los Estados Unidos para los
paises que Sc llaman ahora sus no
contiguas posesioaes Alaska, Ha-
wau, Puerto Rico y las Filipinas,
,nontaban aproximadamente a ID
millones.
Durante el 1ltimo afio fiscal
aument6 en- so .millones el total de
las exportaciones.
Puerto Rico aparece como me-
jor parroquiano. En- 1896 embar-
camos para aquella isla mercancias
por valor de q milloncs. Ell 1ltimo
aiio, embarcantos por valor de
SIG. 22s, 600.
En- la misma, epoca enviamc S
para Hawaii aumento desde IS. 464-
900 a II.77o,ooo.
Las exportaciones para Alaska
aumentaron desde s.. 500, 900 4 IA
millones 375.ooo pesos.
Las de las Filipinas aumenta-
ron desde million hasta S millones
400 mil pesos.
Las compras hechas 4 los Esta-
dos Unidos por Guam, Midway y
Tuituila son demasiado pequeiias
para mencionarse.
La mayor parte de las expor-
taciones consistieron Ell materiale:
sin preparar que han entrado en- e.
procese de nuestras manufactures
Establishes incompletas no permi.
ten que demos una comparaci6t
exacta del crecimiento de las iinpor.
taciones en- este terlnino. Puerto
Rico ha aumentado sus veftas
nosotros desde So. $50, 600 a r9 mi
llones y Hawaii ha aumentado des
de IS millones 500. 900 pesos d ceres
de 81 millones., Datos cxactos pari
Alaska y las Filipinas no Sc tienen
Ell Senado de los Estados UnidoI
durante varios amos ha estado cons
pirando para hacer 10 mas minim'
possible nuestro trafco con las Fill
pinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
Roberto drsh1m
INGENIERo

INGENIERo
Taller de maquinaTia, FundisiOn
y Carreterfa. Agencia de los Arados
(Decre), los mejoies que se fabrican,
Marinas IS. Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26

Solo la vista del aparato Aage-
fador bastard para amansar & mu-
chos chiquiilos dfscolos. Y Ell las
easas ricas, donde la ainiss, y la aflan-
leins 8 Ia asdemoisella (porque sabi-
10 es qu- lls espaiolas no sirven, y
ustedes, para educar muchachos,
carecen de la autorizacion para dar
Ia benefca zurra al sbabya rebelde, }
la sspanking machines sera un ar
tefacto de primera necesidad.
Asf, por otra parte, la odiosidad
del vapuleo no recaera directamente
sobre personas amables y amadas,
sino en- el automatico instrumento
de tortura.
Tortura, por 10 demas, suave
y llevadera, y que hasta puede pro-
vocar en- los adultos reacciones hi
gleaicas, sabiamente regulahdo el
chirimbolo inventado por el profe-
sor Dennis EN- Yanquilandia.
Xxx
No faltara quien llegue a te-
nerlo Gel chirimbolo, no el profe-
sor), al lado del rbidet,O y del atubs y
de la ducha.
Los individuos nerviosoS que
Suelen darse de cachetes cuando CO.
meten algdn disparate gordo Sc de-
sahogaran ahora contra asigos mis-
mo, por I'm procedimiento bastante
mas c6modo y distinguido.'
iAh! 81 Sancho hubiera teni
do a su disposition la spanking
machineD, no hubiese hecho trampas
para desencantar con sus azotainas
a Dulcinea del Toboso.
Sc suspendio en- Ell ejercito la bes.
tial carrera de baquetas pero hay
casos en- que una pena corporal es
mas e6caz que otra alguna, y asi 81
entiende y practica en- naciones ma:
adelantadas que la nuestra.
Ell electrico zurrador viene 4
allenar aquel vacfon sin el menol
bochorno, vilipendio y molestia pa
IA la dignidad humana. Y Sc no.
antoja que 81 el General Luque in
troduce esta novsdad en- Ell ramo d,
guerra, no Sc aplicara al humid,
Juan soldado
lQuien sabe, en- fin, 81 la rege
neradora y justiciera maquina lie
CARA a ser objeto de algIn articul'
en- el reglamento del Congreso d
| (CoahaGa en- la b6gfua ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
CRONICAS ANE Nm MAS v s
Una ndqui1aa curiosa

Hablemos de la Sspanking ma
|chites, que es la Ultima move lad
a1glosajona, y aun yanqui, p1ra
p.ecisar mas 81 acaso esta llamada
d diyulgar tanto comp IA elegante
chaqueta del fumador el conforta.
BILE coche para dorm;r y el c6modo
salon para patinlr.
Sc trata de UNI miluina para
zurrar. Es decir, plIa DIR zurras.
No vayan ustedes a Greer que es
para curtir y adobar pieles.
No ha muchos dias pablicaba
el diario londoncnsc aDaily Tele-
grapha la siguiente notieil dc Nue.
va Yolk:
ola lnaquina electrical de zu-
rrar, inventada por Ell professor Den
MS, esta siendo sometida en- la ac-
tualidad 4 pruebls en- una escuela
publicl del E;talo de Illinois. Ell
procedimiento con siste ell colocar
al disclpulo recalcitrante Ell una ST.
LA pr6xima a la maquina zurrado-
ra; Sc oprime un bottom, y una CO.
rriente electrical pole Ell movimien-
to una serie de ligeras paletas que
operan sobre la parte poslerior del
vapuleado (traduccion liberrima del
aThe Anatomy of the Spankee. U
rAlgunos vecinos del pueblo
han protestado, declarando que re-
tiraran 4 sus niiios de la escuela 81
no Sc interrunpe el empleo de esa
maquina.
aEl inventor asegura que Ia
fuerza y la velocidad del azote pue-
den regularse por la nueva maqui-
ma hasta un grado ideal, y espera
que su maquina reemplazara en- las
modernas escuelas a la antigua ca
iia.D
Y aun fuera de las escuelas,
espero 20 tambien que la span
king machine" este llamada q pres
tar grahdes servicios.
Las mldres que tienen la ma
no dura, 8 que adn teniendola
b1anda no Sc atreven ponerla en- las
delie ,das posaderas de sus traviesos
pequefiuelos, encuentran ell la ma
quina zurradora-regulada hasta
Tin "grado idea" ,-resuelto Ell pro
bt1ma de castigar a sus nifios sii
Ihacerles' pupa mayorlnente, y sir
poner a prueba su propio amor ma
ternal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26
La Ultima Moda

Esta elegante publication de mo
das MadrileAa es la rnejor del mundo
Satisface los mas exigentes gustcs
con los preciosos fguriues, acuarela,
patrones, 1abores femeniles, tocador,
etc. etc, que el gusto inas delicado Ell
vestir pueda recesitar.
Mediante diez centavas Sc envia
Itt r1mero de inuestra a quien 10 So
lisite de don Inocente Rivera, parada
4, Puerta de TERRA, San Juan, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26

que el senior Lopez Dfaz, captain de
la policia, renuncie su cargo, pues
sus jefes rehusan aceptarle la dimi-
sion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-26

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