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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

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 wish love had given her ,s address ogr Cali nn how the other girls look at it.
 Fathers Onght to be Petted" .a$hiss Sins .rsgSoSS S such s0'd fiSF R L fsG ai great
 An Uncomfortable Dream
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 hn Interesting Description
 . % a sss4 sy9s 5 asS y Fs;D Sn 9 s as TS avenue one Peaks which belong the Blue Ridge Parties climb to the summit the rocks on the top of the oddly Rs s He a nh n soSe h fafa sD. Sa Tobacco is one uf leading products here two- laden heavily with fat baskets piled high the warehouse where t IS soia at auction The las. every color but they mostly dejecred and locking The farmers trade with another; they ali meet groups awhile home with their purchases and tell their folks .Csourt' crossing are stepping about foot high and foot and half old homes which make think of the happy before the war The house live In waS built before the There big rose-bushes in the yard which bear HO' viii send any girl a postal Virginia who will send mi late magazine or book of fiction fond of reading. I am a native of Pennsylvana, and get
 NJ M (Bedford, Va. formerly at Hornesburg. Pal.
 Perhaps 1t is partly because l familiar with the appearance those old Virginia towns that think this letter interesting. Still am sure others will enjoy M NJ
 Another Appeal for Reading Matter
 used to enjoy the paper much. ana page was the first to read you Since then don't see the papers ana know not what my sisters highly any would be kind send them And you help ind the address of member who music for exchange It came in the hust@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
4 Commotion m the Hive

s IL gsys s the girls tsA yth N the dSfse SssS , 9 doing this was to arouse the girls to clearer eeted ssted shf Sr made @eH o @ st 3 @ M a Se sr S tSssc to Oos it ny hope that the fathers might have the world made @ s n1,S of s ds Essds6s 5s, fsd syS ated he speedy ana and Violent Violent S ad fathers therefore take & ths % II S h Ss anS ny of the fathers old young in whom personally
 
 have stirred up had their stings with them!
 "A Thoasand Times No"
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 Ss.s Sa oS S. Ssys o hs 2 se of Rps Saa SOns s T ar out @ o Re as e would 3 bs cast no the attic With neve an nssash hsuE h o for the old people Sgt mere ea sHSs hs eensRSa Esa pi Oh! if could gather all the poor forgotten neglected. eSery comfort would considered would be happy not TrfSrf ls hs poor oS father De sRo do%n ike more nvable: to show him 10 give m some make him part of lives. It world if the daughters would devote time they bestow their dogs fads andouns men This the % Msy oeSR eSR Ps s he matter This is a long letter. but 1t is admirably written. in its appeal for the "old father that it will do good to all who read 1t.
 Thinks the Mother is af FaHlt
 will admit that there many fathers are not inc wife alw husband dear? Does eep his place rights in the family sacred? It is very grmy. and he be careless about his Does that justify the daughters in serving cSt of the paror games music? lore tive wumen-One little slight will hurt them Then another slight and until the father Is en- the family don't think about it. He will among other men together they unhappy.
 the fathers of the families they good enough to marry fathers the children. they good enough still and 1t Is the fault of the making this world Whether it is good or bad Is fault F c. W. (Glendale. Cab.
 Fathers Should De ChHmS
 should like register opinion the Father Question, Here tn the West. of laoh at tas qqsuo snail we pei our IStherse as we the was for discussion father. or bring him the he should gO-but neglect maiory of cases bond between Ths girl and her father
 -~@H@r than that between her and her mother. Per-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

are concerned. And then we tumble another. like sheen jumping over the waI endeavor to fol- low fashion set by who have thousands where have fves less Honestly. don't think shows lack independence and certain meanness of spirit have the dress our means instead of making ourselves into poor and ap- surd copies of women with enormous revenues?
 suppose you think it is very for me to talk, be- cause longer girl. Bless my dear chii- iren, do you suppose a ceases to like pretty things just because she has put years? Don't you know that where young girl can if she is healthy and clean happy. look pleasing in almost anything the woman who is growing ought we'll dressed if possible? her duty try make herself attractive, and when she knows that failing and that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

point We have great deal of in lats years But do girls really think that waist of cheap lace which has beauty in itsef attractive plain shirtwaist durable fabrc thai be washed cleansed again and again. and alwayG look wel Don't think 1t would be the of since get really beautiful ace. which would we'll content yourself with something would not be palpably imitation? No Is fooled into thinking that the is real good It the wey with the pasted plumes" spoken of by the man from whom have quoted, with mock Jeweiry and with numerous other articles of dress every day.
 BEAUTY IN SIMPLICITY
 It though could look we'll without wearing these cheap limitations know numbers of grs who don't them. One, in particular comes to my mind. She is hard working girl know and sha has heavy load of She dresses plainly, although said of her, 'shs couldn't look shabby her life" She is always striingy neat about linen, hair and hands. Her shirt waists spotlessly although of plain material and sometimes patched to the very verge oi possibility She detests shams that will not lace ostrich feathers fur preferrna plain clothing felt hat with wing bow of ribbon knot of velvet and sweater under her winter coat in cold weather. Yet know who loves pretty things better than they be real and
 nce she those she bravey does without and looks very well doing it.
 Perhaps you think I have wandered from my text Then let back to 1t. What does 1t you to dress. grlsr How much you spend necessities and much luxuriesg What the least you dress and feel satisfied that you look oleraby well? Tell me al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
WHAT THE VARIOUS WORKERS ARE DOING AND THINKING

S sSy o % dfHs nd Ss Ss ssS ed u SoaS g g @ pae hsa Please nsr p5pbiss h and she not sonld se se psased i Know # the stamp collector which sssS way meet PF I & 6oh m % whom % I eS Sog % st pe hss Who Can Make College Clshionss %s. % sn sGE . 5 so @ @ have collection foreign Rss,S which the girls collecting would slsSIy Si let them Who give suggestions for the college cushions?
 Helping thc Invalids
 have lots of spare time and if yoS have the names aV psi6 % shsss them wish all the girls willing to give such hcp as this would themselves with one of our Invalid Help
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 $ s s,si s,s ssis :'ii :! thinking f ans 0S rs m n E Saff il aqE a,nPm All Pog Ma.. The name door tender was new to me out I think often sees houses for hOdng doors ' - 4 Musical Girl
 would like a correspondent from I studying also ts59E hsTmonS lessons Which of our musical Southern girls will write this meInher2 <,c .,
 fl Modest "Star'
 T fa fsnnS aks do 5s a'R dst '9as World nss star
 My beams cannot pierce Tar
 into the darkness of night
 But am a of Gods plan.
 not aasS %'iS snf h' best tsAitAtAfA V atta- ssS aha hGoE Xii M naf. sas s @Srns 0ss
 Who Wishes to ExchaRge?
 VIII you kindly insert name in the paper ag when i water eeo's p9''sHDN N B M B (AIentown. Pa J. Many are the girls interested in each Of these sanee hone some of them will send for E. M D. 5 auuie7S' Tqyo Letters Thar Belong Togefher when addresses before. several q tneIn operators, and trled to to hut only succeeded in obtaining one henioei' ~ ~ ~ was not SueeeS eGSTHER1NE B. C. Philadelphia, Pal
 would like to join Telephone Chapter as an nesn an opeIator not work at # now as & hSse h s9 siP house. put II w ~ N K (Redondos Call . Here is at member for Catnerine 6 O and won't the telephone girls already m Each anu i p to % make that chapter big and busy?
 Wishes to Correspond iM French
 take great in French although i d9nt 3n esEs all a High school attended High ssheeI thFes years was unable e finish I MaS fe FslS like study. M " es. 's , rsa, snd arc sba to help this member. Which one of them wshes the cha to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

wrinkles and gray hairs coming she longs for hand materials, elegantly made that her clothes may at least look we'll IL she can't So you sec unaerssAna the cmptaton to spend money rather avshy pretty things But let tell you. right here, what suppose many you already learned that it doesn't pay buy cheap nery doesn't pay either to spend money in following up an ephemera fashion, something that is popular today and gone tomorrow.
 Last I asked woman if she meant to get herself white shoes.
 Not if know H' she said emphatcaily Tn the first place. it fashion which will in short time. and don't to waste money shoes that have to be constantly decent And in the second and more important place. my feet are too bigi
 Many time afterward wished the other women had her sense when incased in shoes that me an Idea of boats would look like if they were painted white or when other wearers who evidently thought that because shoes were white once they white always and had omitted the need ed cleaning
 That only of things Here is another case
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10

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 Address all letters to in of the paper in which page, inclosng stamped, self addressed envelope if wish personal
 For the badge-sond 30 ter money order payable me- and addressed to me in care of this newspaper a.I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
.fnother AppeaL for Readimg Matter

used enjoy the paper much. ana the club page the papers and know not what sisters highly if any would be kind send them And music for exchanEe It in the hustie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
FL IkCENDIO De MAYAGUEZ
Tomas Perez y Amado Mercado
Sc encuentran detenidos
como preSuntoS
autOreS
TRES MIL DOLLARS

Aver ocurrio un incendio en- TN
barrlo de Mayagiiez en- la casa CO.
merclo de don Tomas Perez Sales.
Sc dice que Ell fuego empez6 por la
.coclna. A los pocos momentos de
ln1clarse fue envuelto por las LA
mas el'piso de Ia misna casa que es-
taba asegurada en- dos mil dollars.
0egun telegrama del sargento Or
tiz ell tuego es intentional. Hace al
gunos dias que el senor Perez habia
cerradO e. comercio por haber desc
cupado la vivienda, pero Ell ella Ie-
sidia lin dependiente. Las provision
mes tam bien hablan sido traslada das
4 otro sitio. Ell Cuerpo de bomberos
y Ia pollcia trabajo cerca de dos ho-
ras para la extinction del voraz ele-
mento. Sc calculan las pGrdidas en-
tres mil dollars. FL Tuez Municipal
orden6 Ia detenci0n de los seI1ores
Perez Y Amado. como presuntos au-
torres del delito. Asi 10 comunica el
sargento Ortiz de aquella demarca :
Clon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Y en- extravios tan lam enta-
bles y tan costosos como ese de
las hojas de cierta ley, ahora
buscadas con tanto empefio.
va que de la citada comision
por Ell medic en- que ha de de-
senvolverse, no sc pueden espe-
rar grandes resultados, sirva
slQulera de lecci6n para Ell por-
venir el fracaso presente, que la
existencia de esa misma conf
sion pregona, para que Sc pro-
curen los medlos de evitar nue.
vos tropiezos bruscos, dados pre-
Cisamente al borde de un abs
mo peligrosisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
La Legislature
En- Ia session de aver fueron leidas
las siguientes peticioneS y pro
yectos de ley de la Camara en- pri-
mera y tercera lectura:

Don Francisco Oller, ofreciendo ha-
Ger TN retrato del Honorable Presi-
dente de esta Camara, por la suma
dc 100 pesos.
Ell Concejo Municipal de Lola
oponiGndose a la Ley dc Condados.
Proyectos de ley de la Camara en-
segunda lectura:
II B no, ~ yIIS.
I'm segunda lectura:
Aprobados en- votaci6n defnitiva
para remitirlos al Consejo Executive.
Substitute al II B $, titulado: Fl
jando- ell termino para ell cargo de
Juez de Paz. proveyendo ell nombra-
miento del mismo, defniendo gu ju-
rlsdlcclon y para otros fines.
II J K 2, titulada: Para autorizar
al municipio de San uan dlsponga
de la suma de 10000, sesenta mil
dollars de cualquier fondo, para la
Immediate construction de una ba-
rrlada de casas para obreros en- te-
rrenos de su propiedad en- el barrio
de Puerta de TERRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
Reconoce las escelencias de los re.

Reconoce las escelencias de los re.
publlcanos. Cada vez que los jefes d el
partido Union de Puerto Rico" han
lido a la Fortaleza han hecho Just icia
la colectlvidad republican,. Nc
Ia habldo nenospr ecio para nadie
Los nombres de los sefiores Barbosa
Rossy y We've han salido rodeados
de un niinbo de gloria. Yo deseo
dice ell SefIor Muiioz. que los digaos
representatives de la prensa que me
escuchan en- este momento tomen no.
ia de mi declaration. Pide que Ia
Camara vote por unanimidad eli bill
por ser la prlmera question politica
que Sc plantea por primera vez en- Ia
| Camara.
FL problema polftico. Estudiando
el problema politico cree ell seffor
Munoz que es el problema de IA
autonomia en- la isla: la direcc ion de
nuestros epartamentos: la exis.encia
del Consejo Executive sin facultades
legislatlvas y ell Senado puertorri-
que1Io. RefiriGndose los derechos
adqulrldos dice cue no hay verdadc-
ros derechos ALI donde los ciudada-
nos de un pals no eiercen Ia direc
clon de ese mismo pals. Cita el
eJemplo de Madagascar FL bill tie.
ne la palabra "nativo". En- verdad
que 10 puede prescindirse de ells en-
'el proyecto de ley. 81 hay aiguicn
que sc moleste 10 sent;remos mucho..
'pero por encima de las comrlacencias
eStan los intereSes de los puc0lo~.
Al termlnar el diSCurso rcstclar
.apIauSos en- todos los lados de ia Cf.
mara que duran algunos minu.os
FL seiior Matienzo Cintr6n sc,und4
al selior Nuiioz Rivera en- TN b-,vc
pero elocuente diecurso. en- cI cua'
tlene csta Erase: "No, rcprcsen.r..
del Pueblo, SOY 81 amo. Los ut-..
son mis- crjados. Nadic ticac d.-e
cho a adminiStrar 10 que yo pucdo al.
mlnistrarme.
FL bill fuG votado por toda D. c..
mara en- pie, uuinimcmcn,e an ...
gunda lectura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

~c 1hr. 4 session bass das 81 eatu-
cc minute. ~" apus.a rI l..a N~
iccn a.. r."HH.." ga lbs rad.
nicipi0- Is frtHr...r -.a.a rrar.
.e "u.H....... H...r. a. Iev
.5.. ....|. Hrf. ~. "A
>caur NUH.au .ufu,'a ,r irr.
.e" '..'..l .' ~ - 81. ..i .alr
Mum. #t..H sIH.la muian
cl II Hr4 H.fH.I 4ar fa Jtrla
ra ha hum1d. a &c. s.act6u Donfun,a
numcfo <h
Sc di rtte clU 20 nsI.fato. n1mero
90. q0e euucr1a ia srcita ottawa
de Ia .cy para re.rsanfsar el @sserna
judicial de Pucfo Rirn amtlo Al
u1mcro dc dlsftos fuaemlca. Ia
Camara acucrda discu.ir 81 biu see.
ci0n por sc~r iou fl Z Que ada uno
de los sciiJfes aeit gados pucdan pre-
scntar las enmicndas que cream ne
.ces7rias. Et sehlf Torres pr,srnta
81 c&p.es sAdg hlii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
LA LIGA ANTI.TUBERCULOSA

Con una gran concurrencia Sc llev6
a cabo aver a las cuatro, la reunion
de la Liga anti-tuberculosa asistien-
do al acto el hon ora bic Gobernador
Mr.. Winthrop, quien pronunci6 un
dlscurso acerca de las excel lencias de
la expresada association, manifestan :
do que coadyuvaria su progreso en-
todos sentidos.
Los acuendos seran publicados por
ell secretarioNde la Liga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
JuegOs AtletiCOS

Manana en- ell tren de la nanana
saldran para Ponce los jovenes
Agustin Ealdes Esteban Garcia Ca
brera Pedro Rodriguez, Enrique Fl
gueroa, Miguel Montesinos Y el io-
ven Llppitt, quienes van i disputar
los premlos ofrecidos Ell los juegos
atlGtlcos que tendrdn lu9ar pasado
maIiana en- el Hip6dromo de Ponce
Dlchos jovenes van acompai1a dos de
Ell professor Mr.. Roy c. Hames.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
'IriDunalCS
EN- EL SUPREME


Sc ha visto ante cSta honorshl.
Corte Ia apelaci6n intcrpucsta por ci
abogado sefior NADIA en- represent.
cion de Jose Rodriguez convicto dcI
delito que informan los artlculo. 2s,
y 25S del C6digo Penal. Scgtin a
record de Ia causa el citado Rodri
guez abuse de la joven Clotldc Rosa
rio, por cuyo hecho cl fiscal dc "a
Corte de Distrito scfor Wilcox prc.
sent6 una Genuncia III isicio ec vs6
ante jurado en- la Cortc dc Irefrttu
de Guayama FL juez sciiur Muroz
Morales, conden6 III acusado Z echo
amos de presidio.
Contra esta sentencia iutcrpuso re-
curse de apelaci6n. FL sefior Texi-
dor que era el abogado del acusado
y ante ell honorable Tribunal prcsenf6
un escrito pidiendo Que la senteucia
'fuese rcv69da fundandose On no ha
oerse cumplido algunos requisites.
FL seflor Rossy en- el informe rebate
los puntos sustentadoS por Ia defense
aduciendo como teXtos varias scnte~.
cias de tribunales americanos solici
tando GU ell recuTso fuera declarado
sin lugar, confirm andose. con las c,s.
tas, las senteucia rccurrida.
Muy en- breve el honorable tribu
nal infogmasa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
Consejo Ejecutivo,
sEsiox pEL DtA IA


Di6 principle Ia sesi6n 4 las dos
ounce dc Ia tardc. con IN asissencia
de los sefores oonscjcros Post. del
Vale, Diaz Navarro. Ward. Fclkner.
Feuille. Ssnchez Morales. Barbosa.
Grahame y WiIioughby.
&c lego una s0licitud &C don Tran
Z. Rodriguez. solicitsndo que cl Con-
se1o resuclvs las reclamaciones he-
.chas por los Noisrios pas6 ( Ia Co
mission de Hacienda.
Se ley6 tambitu una communication
del alcalde de Santa Isabel dando
cuenta de un acuerdo del Couceis
municipal dc aqucl pueblo protes-
tando del cstablccimicut0 dc Ia lev
DC Cond1do p1s5 la C0misi6n dc
GobicruO local al iccrsc csta cofuu.
nicaci6n sc fic;on todos JOS consc-
jcros1
Don Ioau T. Ci1,rfa participa Que
hacc a.E"1 tempo compr6 In pre-
do dc ,errcuD ai pa,bfo &c preg.
TO Rico. y a"a no ec fr ia dado ce-
cri.ura. Pa.t a Crmtsiln dc Fran.
quicias
E' g. E --wrru rt .sst..e.8 sobrc
Jas rg.lm4..a.s at.taa. Asia sxfts.
Euida D,p.a.ta Provincial ran,as
ac Cfre.. .e ...f- en 'r-erra fsc.
tur1 y arr.I4l.. .s4-ts "a li Ctmara
Gc Drie-.H..
III q IL r.w.-. ... ..-a t.r~- f1a
nom1-Hrt.r.. "a. ...-,t4-. .f4~.
-HI... . -..4.lH ..a... .. .aE4a ae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20

Aver tarde Sc puso q discussion en-
la Camara Ell H B So para enmeudar
Ia seccion de la ley para unihcar
los cargos de Director de Benehc
cia, Prisiones y Sanidad en- I'm solo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
Nota del dia

IulSlOu que lIlNCSllSuG las res
ponsabilidades 8 proClame la
inocencia que puedan existir
en- ell extravio de algunas hojas
de cie1ta ley, sobre mantener el
peligro de que sc celebre la ce-
remonia apote0siCa, en- honor a
Mr. Post, resulta que invade
las atribuCiOneS de los tribuna-
les de justicia, que son a nues-
tro entender los llamados a in
tervenir en- el asuntO.
El nOmbramiento de esa CO.
mission eS de una inneCesidad
manifesto.
tSe trata, en- realidad, de la
desaparici0n de unas cuantas
hOjas de una lev, es un supues-
TO delitO 10 que Sc denuncia?
Deben ser, pues, los trlbuna-
les de justiCia los que conozcan
de este heChO, Y no una espeCie
de tribunal especial. nombrado
al efectO V que resulta juez y
parte, como a simple vista Sc
ObseTva.
IL sistema de que el mismo
que apareCe responsible de una
negligenCia sea el que investi-
que y senale la propia respon-
sabilldad, nos parece POGO reco.
mendable.
~ es que Va sc parte de la
base de que los Causantes de la
perdida o de 10 que resulte, han
de ser tOrz0samente empleados
subalternos de la legislature?
POrque en- tai CasO Ia investi-
gaci6n deberia extenderse tam
bien a los hechos denunciados
pOr Mr.. Post, como Ocurridos en-
la pasada epoca Legislative, va
que segun manifestara el mis-
mo. Sc dejaron de cOplar en- al
gunas IcyeS seCciOnes V Cldu-
suias decretatlvas, p0r Ia prisa
con que hay que hacerlo todo
en- las ultimas sesiones de la
aSamblea.
Habria que investigar ST esa
prisa fue verdadera, ST era iusti
flcada; DOrque en- asuntOs de
tanta trasccndencia como este
no valen las disculpas futiles,
no sirven los vulgares pretex-
tos, es necesario ST Sc dice que
hubO prisa, que esa prisa Sc JUS
tlhque plenamente, aunQue fue-
Ia mejOr que nunCa sc tuvie-
ia al tratar 0e ciertas Cosas
que no Sc deben hacer de paco-
tilla y a la carrera, como aqui
viene suCediendO.
Para depurar todas las res
ponsabilidades que sc vislum-
bran tras de esas anticipates
declaraciones. fuera mejor que
la investigation sc practicase
pOr los tribunales en- vez de Dor
la comision conjunta, por cuyo
nom bramiento ha tornado tan
marcado empeno la congrega-
C1on redentOrista, pretendiendo
tai vez que degenere en- un
nuevo campamento burocratico,
dOnde puedan enColtrar aComo.
do unOs Cuantos Clientes del
presupueStO.
\ va que de este nos vemos
torzadOs a tratar, bueno seria
que el funcionario feudal que
conocemos todos por ell tltulo
1ntranquilizador de congregan-
te maximo, fuera pensando, des-
de ahora, en- suprimir la pan
-omlma del reloj con que aca-
oa todos los amos Ell especta-I
culo parlamentario. y en- ARE
glar las CosaS de manera que
10 Sc suscitaran Ell las ulti
mas horas de la asamblea. esas|
prisas tan peligrosas que ha-
cen q los empleados su baltel- !
Hos 1ncurrlr en- omls.oneS tan,
graves, tan importantes como'
las denanciadas por Mr.. Post,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-20
Don Fernando pont

Sc encucn,ra en- san Inan uur..ru
apreclable amigo don Fernando p1ut
de Aibonito.
Lo saludamos.