davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
EFFECT OF CLOTHES.

Women Uplifted or Degraded by
Beauty or Usliness of Apparel.
That clothes have tremendous in
fluence on the feminine nd has al
ways been acknowledged. but it has
remained for the ultra modern expert
ments to prove that this influence is a
vital one and can be turned to account
in reforming the criminal and insane.
The poor demented creatures who fill
our insane asylums are compelled to
wear the institutions wrapper" g
hideous garment which would destroy
the beauty of goddess.
Several writer's who have been TAX
ing up the subject lately are maintain
ing that if the insane women were al
lowed to wear pretty clothes the ef-
feet upon them would be quieting and
helpful.
The wrapper takes away their self
respect and makes them feel that they
look hopelessly ugly. and they do not
care how they behave when they have
it'on.
On the other hand, when some of
them have been dressed up they
have Immediately shown tendency to
have better manners and behave quiet
ly with decorum entirely foreign to
them In their ugly garments.
OF course these experiments have
not been made on the violently insane.
A French magazine recently publish
ed long article claiming that expert
ments had been made in a certain re-
formatory for women which went to
prove that the worst type Of women
criminals can be controlled by the
power of clothes. ...
The rules of this institution provide
that the inmates shall dress according
to their behavior. This means from
prison stripes for the sulky and un-
manageable to house gowns Of lace
for those who prove themselves wor-
thy to wear them decorously and with
appropriate manners.
The article goes on to say that no
prisoner ever wears the stripes longer
than the first week. Immediately she
begins to feel the degradation Of them
and aspires to be the best dressed wo-
man in the prison.
These women are shut of from the
world and see no one but their fellow
criminals, and yet they remain con-
tented. many of them, for years be-
cause they are allowed to dress accord
Ing to their satisfaction.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
MAaNUM BoNUM POTATO.

York experiment station, says: "At the
station in our variety tests of potatoes
in 1895 Magnum Bonum. the seed Of
which was imported from England,
was tested. The variety is still grown
by the firm from whom we purchased
our seed. and in its 1907 catalogue
find the following: 'Magnum Bonum.
introduced by us in 1876. proved to be
the premier of all disease resisting va.
rieties. There is scarcely a parish in
the United Kingdom where Magnum
Bonum is not known as an enormous
cropper of good quality. almost free
from disease The yield at the New
York station Of the Magnum Bonum
was from $50 to 100 bushels per acre.
while with some other varieties we Sc
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
GARDEN NOTES.
Some Late Summer Work Apt to B.
Neglected.

Some Late Summer Work Apt to Be
Neglected. .----
The most important point now in the
culture of good vegetables of any kind
is to see that they keep growing freely.
Good quality is always absent from
vegetables that are stunted and grow
slowly during hot weather. They are
tough and stringy instead of tender
when cooked, while salads are never
crisp and nice under the circumstances.
One Of the plants that need a great
deal of water Is celery. The young
plants should now be growing freely,
and happy is the grower who has a
good water supply and can run the
hose into the trenches at will and keep
the roots always moist. Celery, with
the roots in a cool, moist SOIL is indie
pendent of the weather. and. no matter
how hot the sun. it will grow rapidly,
the leaves soon spreading. out and
forming fine shade for the roots.
Where this convenience is not at hand
and watering by hand has to be re-
sorted to. the job is herculeanif If much
celery is grown, but it must be at
tended to until the plants are strong
enough to take care of themselves.
The grower who uses plenty Of de-
cayed manure in his trenches. as we
advise, will be reaping the benefit
now in the healthy, strong growth Of
the plants.
Potatoes need a lot Of cultivating
now, and until finally banked up they
must be kept hoed frequently. The
potato bug is never SO destructive In
plots well cultivated, though Of course
spraying should be followed up for
these and for fungoid diseases. AS the
early rows are lifted. late cabbage and
coleworts may be planted or. in locali-
ties favorable for their growth, Savoy
cabbages and the various kales for
winter use. There is still time even
for leeks, though those transplanted
now will not be 30 large as those put
out earlier. They will. however, be
very. useful for soups and dayoring.
Where good lettuces, are desired. thin
the. rows early and again when the
trimmings are large enough. for use.
They will not do as well now trans
planted unless very carefully looked
after and It Is best to. SOW thiniy
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03

The simple deduction from all this IL
that properly gowned all women would
be perfect" ladies-i. e., good and
docile and obedient.
The conquering spirit Of clothes
who can deny it in the face of the
following pathetic little anecdote?
1t Is said that box of old clothes
which had been sent in charity to q
certain poverty stricken home where
little girl lay very Ill contained .
half wornout pair of colored., berib-
doned dancing slippers. These caught
the sick child's fancy, and she imme-
diately began to take an interest In
living.
With the one Idea in her mind that
when she got we'll she could wear those
slippers on the street the poor little
bit of femininity conquered her malady.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
Albany Apple Fair.

Albany, Ore. Nov. 10th to 10Th
inc, 1908. For the above occa-
sion the Corvallis & Eastern
Railroad Company willsell round
trip tickets on November 10, II
and 18th, good to return up to
and including Nov. 18th, for SO
cents for the round trip. Chill
dren half fare of the above.
. R. G. LINvILLE, Agent.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03

swSfhp ana II 7sN rs hSSs Seafiy IN,
ed at Il Then be conceived the id6a
Of drying and pulverizing the son OF
that swamp and selling II to 1ertflisse
dealers. This has brought him for.
tune. Some samples Of this dried peat
are said 70 contain nearly per cent
Of nitrogen: others carry less This nj
trogep Is In an inert form and Il Of
little value as plant food. Expert
ments in Illinois showed that such nj
trogen was worth about one-half cent
a pound as compared with that in dried
blood costing 15 cents. Yet the fer
tilizer manufacturer who sells this
muck mixed with other chemicals un-
dertakes to charge IS cents a pound
for it when you buy 1t. For example
take brand of fertilizer which is
guaranteed to contain in each ton 16
pounds Of nitrogen. 100 pounds avail
able phosphoric acid and 100 pounds of
potash. 1t would be possible TO supply
the potash and phosphoric acid in 200
pounds of muriate and 1000 pounds
of acid phosphate. Then by using 100
pounds of cottonseed meal and 800
pounds of dried muck they could pro-
vide more nitrogen than they guaran-
teed. The object of using the cotton
seed meal is to color the muck and
thus prevent. If possible. the chemist
from detecting it. But see what a nice
game this is! The muck furnishes
ten or twelve pounds of nitrogen. which
gives the fertilizer valuation of from
$1.50 to 81. but which costs perhaps
20 cents. A farmer might use such a
fertilizer on his wheat this fall The
potash and phosphoric acid may help.
but it is doubtful If his grandchildren
will see any benefit from the nitrogen
In the muck.
Is that it makes a good filler and dries
out the other chemicals. No serious OBJ
lection can be made to its use as
filler. but the nitrogen it contains
should not be valued in the fertilizer
for 1t is not worth the price. 1t is near
ly impossible to detect the muck when
cottonseed meal ia used with it. The
best way to avoid 1t Is to refuse to buy
low grade fertilizers or those very low
in nitrogen. It is impossible to use
large quantities of muck in fertilizers
containing per cent or more Of nitro
gen. because materials containing more
nitrogen must be used In order to reach
a high per cent You are most likely
to find the muck in the mixtures with
about per cent of nitrogen. 1t does
not pay to buy them. Buy the higher
grade mixtures and use an equal value
in dollars per acre and you will be bet
ter off. We believe that farmers are
paying millions of hard earned dollars
uselessly for this peat nitrogen. many
Of them already having .swamps on
their own farms. The chemists must
find some way to detect this peat nitro
gen. and then we shall work for a law
compelling the manufacturer to state
that he uses it and that it is not valued
the same as other, forms.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate of Precious
Shedd, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
concerned that the undeysigned has been
duly appointed executor of the last IL
and testament of Precious Shedd, de-
ceased, by the county court of the State
of Oregon for Benton County. All per.
sons having claims against said estate OF
Precious Shedd. deceased, are hereby re-
ouired to present the same, with the
proper vouchers, duly verified, as by law
required, within six months from the
date hereof. to the undersigned at his
residence four miles west of Monroe, Ore.
gon, or at the law Office of E. E. Wilson
iD Corvallis, Oregon.
Dated this October 9th, le0S.
K JESSE L. CaToN,
Executor OF the last will and testament
of Precious Shedd, deceased. 84.I04
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
AUTO POWER IN FARMING.
The Ingenious Device of a Connecticut
Farmer

The Ingenious Device of a Connecticut
Farmer.
An enterprising farmer. e. G. Belden
Of Suffolk, Conn, uses his automobile
to drive farm machinery. The illustra-
ton shows the auto in position and
connected with one Of the farm ma
chimes. He uses it quite extensively
for driving a wood saw.
The wheels are blocked to keep the
machine steady, using sticks Of wood
or making small holes in the ground,
into which. the wheels are set. To
connect with the machine Mr.. Belden
made an extension for the crank shaft.
The extension has a f1ange with holes
for cap screws, which are threaded
into the hub of the balance wheel. the
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
A PROPERTY OWNER.

College View Hotel, between
Depot and College-Elmore Ho-
tel, opposite Court House. 81
per day; $3.50 per week; $40 per
month, 1892
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03

the tree is used as cattle food. and
nut it bears is fairly good substitute
for coffee From the pith OF the tree
corks are made.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
DRIED SWAMP MUCK.
lts Benefit In Chemical Fertilizers r.
Greatly Exauoerated.

The practice of using dried muck
and peat in mixing chemical fertilizers
puts up problem which farmers ought
to understand. Thousands Of tons OF
such muck are used-sold as muck
tankage." We learn Of one case where
a man started growing celery in a
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
New Enolish Potato.

The Magnum Bonum potatoes shown
herewith were exhibited at recent fair
at the American institute in New York
DR.. w. 81. Jordan. director of the New
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03

1t is interesting to note to how great
an extent Governor Hughes is COM
manding the support of Democrats IN
New York State.-Springfeld Republi-
can
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03

Anyway, Mr.. Taft never tried to
steal Mr.. Bryan's government owner.
ship raiment.-Omaha Rse.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03

balance wheel being on the end of the
crank shaft in this type Of automobile.
Other styles Of autos might require
different methods of connection.
The machine as arranged makes d
very convenient addition to the farm
equipment, being available either for
travel or for farm power or for a
combination when work is to be done
in locations some distance from the
farm.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-03
Most Useful Tree.

The carnahuba palm of Brazil Is said
to- be the worlds most useful tree. 1t
gives to the people of that country
everything from drugs, to cattle feed.
It's roots make a valuable medicine-a
blood purifier. Its timber takes high
polish and is in demand by cabinet
makers. The sap becomes wine or vim
egar, according to the way it is pre-
pared, and sugar and starch may also
be made from the SAP The fruit Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
Nuestro pesarne

BE 10 enviamos muy sentido y since
70 nuestro distinguido amigo ell doe
tor Chacar, que pasa en- los actuales
momentos por la horrenda pena que le
produce La muerte de su querido hiio
Jose Maria, de Is amos de edad, que
estaba EN- una de las grandes Univer-
sidades americanas estudiando la ca
rrera de Medicina.
Hace POGO, ell doctor Chacar fu6 4
Nueva York, acompanando su hijo
Jose Maria, para dejarlo en- la Univer-
sidad, y POGO despu6s de llegar San
Juan, cumplido su prop6sito, recibi6
nuestro amigo la noticia dolorosa que
ha producido general pesar Y ha deja-
do en- el coraz6n del padre desconsoIa-
do honda 1 incurable herida.
FL Boletin Mercantil sc asocia sin
eeramente nj dueIo del doctor Cha
ear
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
COrte de DiStritO

La Cortc ha dctado, entire otraS. las
siguentes resoIuciones
Decret6 el embargo de los bienes de
Eugenio Fcrrer, para responder & la
suma de dos mil seiseientos cincuenta
Y slete dollars que le recIaman Mcndi-
zabal y Compania
Representa- nj demandante q aboga-
do senor Mouserrat y Suro
Aprob6 una danza prestada por
Francisco dc Goenaga Olza, para res
ponder 4 Francisco dc Goenaga Fuer-
tes DC los danos perjuicios que Sc le
eausaren Ell la orden he injunction de-
cretada contra Il ultmo
Para garantir danos Y perjuicios de
otra injunction, Sc aprob6 otra fanza
consttuida por Jose Manuel Batista.
On favor dc Camilo Taboas
Manana jueyeS, las nueve De Ia
manana. ~ verihcarA In tercera lectura
del ealendario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
DE PAZ

Fl Juez se1or LassaIIc dict0 las 81
vuientes sentencias:
Asuncion Rivera, por tener tres nj
nos desnudos en- la via publica, 81 q
M Ola de arresto Maria Rivera, por
escandalo. 81; Ernesto Valle y Andres
Rodriguez, $5 cinco dias Jose Lau-
reano Landor Dolores Duran, por
eeoindalo $3 tres dias FL primero, v
absuolta h seeunda; Severe Quinoncs,
por iuear i Ia pelota en Ia VIA publ
"a, 81; Francisco Guadalupe. por lie
var IN revolver. $15 ounce dias
Serafin Ramos, nor no Ilevar farol en-
81 carro, 81, y seg,tntio Costoso To
mss Gerena. por riaa, absueitos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
In c0ncIcItO en- BayaDlOn
PARA Ill ALUMBRADO ELECTRt
CO EN- La IGLESIA

Un grnpo de distnguidas damas de
Bayam6n h8 orgamzado un eonciefo.
que Sc llevara rfecto en el domislio
de la Coloma F@na6ola, el pr6xiu do-
mingo
ri proposito le las senoras mneio
na,las u reunir Eoudos con d1co os-
peciaoulo, para hacer Ia instgaeton
del alumbrado el&ctrico en- Ia glesia
ale Bayam0n.
I'm el concierto tomaran hrte la
senorita Moreno Calder6n, la IVA geu-
tilisima las senolitas Clemenna Bos-
chetti. fosita Galinanes, Connita Ma
yarro Y otras 1istinguidas aompanan-
les
El programs del espectacfo ha sldo
eneomenda3o ~ senorita E Angels
que tigura, Y mny merecianente, en-
tire las primers intoleetildaaes fe-
meninas 1al pals
La Colouia Fsranpla cooperada.
grandemente ! II nrenaTlon dol com
cierto, que sera rn sxp artislieo n
ecensnieo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
yariacionrS del licDIII0
Boletln semanal del tempo, de La Sc
mana que termino ell 3 de Octubre

Ell tempo nubado lluyoso que
acompan6 al huracan que pas6 por el
:. y ccrca de Puerto Rico, el dia Is de
Septiembre sigui6 hasta la tarde del
lunes, dIa y, que Sc despel6 & cielo
y sIgmo III tempo claro Y sofocante
en- general, durante el resto lie Ia Sc
mana. In las divisiones NJ Y O rein6
un tempo nublado y lluvioso. con
fuerte lluyia local. al dia 2 dc Octu-
bre Los caracteristicos ligeros Y va
rabies vicntos de csta cstaci6n del
ano, han reinado en toda Ia semana
La temperature media en- la lsla fu6
785", . 90 bajo la de la semana pre-
cedente Y cas iguaI al promedio de la
temperature en 81 mes dc Octubro I'm
tempo unusualmcnte fresco rein6 el
sabado y domingo Durante Ia Ultima
parte Dc la semana, las temperatures
del mediodia fueron enteramente al
tas Maxima de 90o. 3 mas. sc han re-
gistrado Ell cas todas las estaciones
Las noches fueron generalmente fres-
Ctt> th todd id SFiidHd. i@d tGitpcId1u~
ra mas alta que han informado fue %,
en- Manati. el dia 30 de Septicmbre, y
en- Arecibo, q dia de Octubre; la
mas baja. 34o EN- Las Marias, 81 dia
27.
FL promedio de Ia precipitation en-
la Isla fue 169 pulgadas, que es algo
menos de la cantidad acostnmbrada
semanalmente en- esta estacion del aflo
La mayor precipitation en- "A horas
sfue 322 pulgadas, EN- Rio Blanco el
dia 27 de Septiembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
LI@(Ga del dl8@

I'm Toa-Baja Sc ha prescntado ua
conhicto, >cg1u 10 avsa las autori-
dades supeuore> d Juez de paz de
aquella pobiaci6u
Sc trata de Ia renuncia del secreta-
no dc dicbo tribunal; y IS Il case que
Ia vacante no puede cubrirse.
Esto parecera cxtrano aqui. doude
hay para cada destino mil soIicItantes
pero por eztra1o nue>o que sea. on
Toa-3aia ha prcsentado csc raro f.
0omcao
Hay uaa plaza vacantc y nadie la
sohc1ta, radic Quere ocuparIa
No. no So trata de que existan en- di-
eho cargo iumensaS responsibilities
con las que no SO atrcva la legion inf
uta de los asp.rantcs a Yivir del pre-
,upuesto; cs precisamentc por csfo:
porque ~ryieudo 81 cargo dc >ecreta
10 del .uzgado d. paz de Toa-Baja
no s. logra cl anhclado sueuo.
Son ciuco duros mcn~uale> Fl sueIdo
he ese fuucionamo. i con rjnco duros
ii mcs eS impossible que viva an fun
eionario publico. aunQue sra en- Toa
saia. De ahi nace Il conHscto.
Fl fuuctonario martir qua ha sopor-
tado las apreturaS ccon0micas las
eieihas ouc q mIscrrImo suicide lc inn
pon1a. mientra, no encontraba otro cm
plco neno~ miserable. ~ no quicre Sc
auir auNHaudo a Ia justca por una
tan mezqu.na recommendations que rcsui-
taria incredible }t todo punto. ST no su-
plframos aue hav Juece,. uo seereta-
nos. Jueccs. que gauan 81 otra> po-
blaciores ae la lsia djez # ounce do
liars lie su. .]o nrn~ual
Y ESQ es poner i prucba i duru y tai
,.~z irresistible prlrba. Ia ntcgrldad
H. los fInclonarioS. & colocar Ia yara
H. ls iu,ticia rural en manos dc los
elementos politicoS que moior puedan
t.ontr.la,ir "a Sa9tcnjmicnto De csos
funelal,s rios que obtienen i cambio de
~as ~artielos 81 para sostener con de-
cora ;, .nrori3a3 que ciercen. una re-
munerae6n menor auc q salario de un
aontStico cu uaa casa de fauilia.
s. cha Tua-BaJa IN esos otros puc-
bios dc los cualc> nos hemos ocupado
recientemcute. mo S. puede sostener
un J4zgado que Sc quite y eonozca de
los delitos que eu la localidad Sc CO.
metau. a Juzgmlo mas cercano. 81 de
la pobiae16n mas iufoediata todo es
prefenb}e Il que 80 coloque 4 los fun
cionarios dc iuSticia EN- Ia precaria 81
Juaci6u. eu que los coIoca Ia risiDie, la
rdicula. Ia ab~urda remuneration que
deia vacaute, como en- Toa-Baja, sin
que nadie quera ocuparla la plaza de
secretar.0 del .juzgado de paz
Sobre Il easo bien vale la pena de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
Desde Ponce
Nihos que roban. EscaIsmiento proyecsze
do. Varas noticias

Don Rafael Rivera venfa siendo oblea@s
hace tempo de continues robos. de los aum
no Sc habia apercibido
Hace POGO le hurtaron un veIocfpedO, VI
al notarlo di6 cuenta q la detective
Rovira, eI de la secreta Sc di6 la bus.
ca del autor del delito al fin pudo ave-
riguar quien era.
Sc llama Cruz Gonzalez (a) Guayamar
muchacho como de diez amos de edad.
quien habfa vendido'e el vehfculo robado a
Luciano Rivera, en- Is centavos. LuciaR0
10 vendi6 a Rogelio Santana: ambos som
vecinos del barrio Portuguez.
Cuando investigate el detective RovfrI
este asunto, descubri6 que otro nino. nz-
mado lose Ginorio habfa sustraido de Ea
casa del sehor Rivera, en- una OCCASION, an
reoj de mesa v en- otra IN billete de dos
dollars FL reloj fue recuperado, mo- ssc
el bllete. pu6s Ginorio 10 gast6 en- tonke-~
rfas
La actvidad y acierto del detective Ris
vera. es muy elogiada en- esta ciudad-
Otro robo. en- 81 que los autores son mr.
nos, Sc deseubri6 la otra madrugada
El guardia Mariana Sulsona detuvo aI
nino Geraldo Gonzalez. por escaIamiento-
Geraido acompanado de dos chicos mas
estaba extrayendo platanos por las reiaz
del Mercado. De uno de los puestos que es-
tan iuntos 4 dichas rejas
Cuando los pequehos rateros vieroB Al
la pohcia, se dteron la fuga, no nudiend0s
ser Capturado NADIA mas que el Gonzalez,
Quien 3eclara que sus companeros en- ests
escaiamiento son Pablo Santiago un taE
Natalie
Ell guardia SuIsona ocup6 IA platanos de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07

como auunciamos il naeStros iecto-
re>. para hoy estaba senalado el julcio
segnido contra Janeiro, Agriusoni Ia
Goyona por secue~tro de una lo-
ven
Coneurrieron 4 mas de los testigos
Y procesados los sehores Coll Cuchi.
Guerra nj Y Gomez Laserre como
abogados defensores de los procesados
Alberto el iuicio. el senor Coll Y Gu
chi aduciendo Que et ,juez se0or Suau
habia conocido en- Il aSunto cuando di-
cha causa Sc vi6 en- In Corte de Dis
trto. pidi0 Sc trasladase otra Corte.
para tener la seguridad de que SO luz-
garia mas imparcialmente Los senorcs
Guerra Gomez Sc mostraron confor-
mes con In petici6n dc sn eompanero
La Corte, tras brevc deliberaci6n. no
admiti6 10 que Solcitaban, y entonces
los defensoreS, apoyandose en- ei C6di-
60 hicieron de nuevo la peticion. soil
cltando c0mparezcan ante ei tribunal
Il fiscal el secretario 81 taquigrafo
de la Corte de Distrito
La Corte Sc declara Ell rcceso unos
minutos por 10 avanzado DC Ia hora
hubimos lie aband0nar Il local, sin que
se hnhiese resuelto NADIA Ell concrete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-07
IL julcio de IL
lOVen SecueStrad 4

No habiendo llegado 4 una solucion
de6nitiva entire las defensas y la Cor
te municipal, esta tarde 4 las tres se
reanud0 el j0ieio, dc cuyo resuItado
daremos panama cuenta nuestros lee
torres