davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1908-04-15

Leave your orders for spring lamb
at the Graham market. 2O9t2
, 1908-04-15

ALMOST SOLD is OUR CAR OF
EARLY IDAHO SEED OATS. BET.
TER LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT
ONCE AT THE GEM CITY GoCERY.
, 1908-04-15

WANTED-To write your insurance
fire, life, accident. All good companies
Miller block, Laramie Realty company
, 1908-04-15
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, 1908-04-15

FOR SALE-At university stock
farm: SECONDHAND lumbtr; $4,000
secondhand brick; wrought iron;
sheet iron; 40 loads Of kindling wood.
Inquire Of T. F. Mcconnell. 204t6
, 1908-04-15
An Annual Affair

An Annual Affair
That always creates a great deal OF
interest is the Easter Monday dance
at Maennerchor under the auspices of
the Catholic ladies.
, 1908-04-15

Albany lodge No. 7. l. o. o. F., will
work tonight in the second degree.
, 1908-04-15
WALL PAPER
at
WHOLESALE PRICES.
II. S. SURESON.
Third and Garfield,
E%VERYBODY'S WANTS

WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Apply to Mrs. Bode. II
, 1908-04-15

Leave your orders for spring lamb
at the Graham market. 209t2
, 1908-04-15

FOR SALE-Cook stove, sideboard,
"a iron bed and spring. SIG Seventh
street. 207t3
, 1908-04-15

FOR sALE-Household furniture.
702 Grand. 207t3
, 1908-04-15

Don't forget the Easter Monday
dance at M%aennerchor on Monday
night.
, 1908-04-15

WANTED-Men with teams TO take
contract to pillow on the Blackburn
ranch. See A. W. Augspurger, rooms
1 and 2, Miller block. ~20St2-wl
, 1908-04-15

FOR RENTING nice rooms for
housekeeping; well fitted up; bath and
light. o. H. Lewis. Fourth and Gar
field. 20Sts
, 1908-04-15

WANTED-To rent a 8 or Groom
house, unfinished. Inquire at this
Office. tt
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-12
THE CLERICAL OFFENSE.

BY way of parenthesis it is well to call
attention to the fact that the preachers are
still indulging in their passions of making
cruel sport of the gentler sex. The death
bed confession of Miss Lizzie Gleason, a
twenty-five year old school teacher of Els
berry, No., has led to the arrest OF DIR. w. A.
IIemphil on the charge of having performed
a criminal operation, and warrant was issued
for the arrest of a preacher, whose name is
not given, but the man of god, the author
of the young girls woes, skipped before the
authorities could get hands on him.
From Memphis Tennessee, comes report
that fourteen year old girl is suing Lee
Conite, Baptist preacher, for divorce on the
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-12
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

given through an uneducated ally who has
been taught his little speech in his or some
other language Even two languages may
be spoken at one time, sentence in one
language and a sentence in another, given
alternately
When | was fifteen years old, worked
for an old German. He always gave thanks
at the table in the same words. One day
1 decided to learn that speech. In few
days, | had committed to memory l pre-
sumo | spoke that speech hundred times
to the boys of the neighborhood and, about
two years afterwards, | bought german
dctinary and learned what l had been
talking about. | am now thirty three years
old and can say that speech today, but
cannot give a correct Interpretation OF 1t.
A queer incident was related to me by
physician He was called to visit a girl
about sixteen years of age who was in bed
and appears to her folks to have great
fever Her pulse and temperature were
slightly above normal. Her face was flush
ed. almost red. He noticed her some time
but was unable to ascertain just what was
the matter and after leaving some medi-
cine suggested she might have skin
disease. He maue several visits without
curing his patient. One day he unexpected
ly called at his patients home. Looking
at her closely, he noticed a small piece of
vegetable matter just below one ear. The
right thought flashed into his mind. He
said Go and wash your face thoroughly
with soap and it will have tendency to
cure the skin desease in your face" She
reluctantly washed her face She was i'm
mediately cured. She had rubbed elder
berries over her face to make it red. She
did not want to go to school.
/ knew boy that bafled the doctors for
four years by putting pepper into his eyes.
He said he had sore eyes. They all SAID
he had sore eyes. He did have sore eyes
and he succeeded in staying out of school.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-12
OBITUARY..
(By John Thomas.)

David Engler, an old and highly respected
citizen of Walton, Cass county, Indiana,
was born in Ross county, Ohio, December
9th. 1916, died at the home of his daughter
Ida Rodibaugh, Galveston, Indiana Janu-
airy 5th, 1908, age ninety-one years and
.wenty seven days. At the age of sixteen
sc accompanied his father to Marion county
Ohio, where his father entered tract of
and. /. In 1910 our subject immigrated to
mis- state and located in Shelby county.
n the spring of 1866 he came to Cass
county and located in Walton. In this
place he first engaged in the mercantile
business
In 1870 he engaged in hotel keeping
which has ever since received his attention.
March 9Th 1S43, he was married to Eliza
beth A. White, a native of Shelby county,
this state. She died February 18th, 1856.
Jan 29th,' 1857 he married Martha j. White
mo relative to the former Elizabeth
,Thte) a native of Ohio who died March
9TH, 1861. July 9th, 1861, he was married
20 Amanda Doran, a native of Shelby
county. She died April 16, 1902. By his
-rst wife he had four children, Milton.
Phebe, owen and another, who died I'M
4amed. By his second wife he had two
children John and Ida. To his third mar
riage three sons have been born, Naming
ton, David and William. His children are
all living except Phebe and john He was
a firm believer in the laborer, and he strong
ly opposed monopolies. AS TO sect he was
an independent Freethinker. Strong in his
convictions and fearless in the expressions
of his opinions, he did not hesitate to give
to the establishment of truth and the en-
lightenment of mankind. He payed true
tribute to those elements of character
which are indispensable in the makeup of
a noble spirit.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-12
FREETHOUGHT NOTES
LIBERAL LIBRARIES.

One of the most hopeful signs of
the times is the establishment of Lib.
eral Libraries.
A liberal library now in successful
operation and whose influence is grow
ing is The Eldridge Library of Class
les, No. 2O03 East 34th ST., Kansas
City, Mo-
Cleveland Ohio has fallen in line in
this useful work, and "The Cleveland
Progressive Library" has been estab-
lished at No. 1914 WOODLAND Avenue
This method of propaganda for the
FreethOught cause should have the
cordial support of every Freethinker
in the United States These libraries
exert an influence to bring resident
Freethinkers together in a literary
home, where too they can become ac-
quainted with each other and extend
a cordial welcome and glad hand to
visiting Liberals who will be glad to
come in touch with liberal friends.
If lectures and discussions could be
held in these Libraries they would be
of great advantage to the cause and
attract many who have never heard
many of the leading phases of Free
thought discussed.
We feel sure that the Liberal press
would donate copies of their publica-
tons to such libraries, and all authors
of Freethought books and pamphlets
will be glad to contribute copies of
their works. Let the good work go
on, and may we hear of the Free
thought Libraries springing up in all
sections of the country. We cOngratu-
late Kansas City and Cleveland.
JOSEPHINE X. HENRY.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-12

ground of abandonment. The dispatches show
that the preacher simply married the girl
to crafty his passion, then abandoned her,
wrote to her from number of different
places, after period of three months from
the date of her marriage, suggesting a divorce
for him. Thus it happens that mere strip
of girl, scarce at the age of puberty and
who ought yet to De in school, finds herself
an abandoned wife, and there foolish
women who will shed tears for parsons while
their daughters are despoed. Will the day
ever dawn when these rascals will be COM
PEELED to face the music?
So numerous are these or,es by preach
ers growing that the papers fe teeming with
such disgusting reports 1ncerning them.
For crimes against the sex the parson takes
the lead. He stands head and shoulders
above the men of every trade profession.
The only safe remedy is 20 get rid of the
parson and that too as speedily as possible.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-12
MIRACLES 2.
The Doctrine of the Gift of Tongues and
How to Better Practice the Art of
Deception.

(By Rev. Marion w. Marley)
copyrighted by AuthOr)
The gift of tongues, or speaking in differ
ent languages may be performed by learn
ing the alphabet OF a certain language and
by committing to memory passages or dec
lamations from books or from persons
speaking the desired language. In the
first case of a person understanding the
language is very beneficial.
The Interpretation of that speech may be
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-12

PEELED to face the music?
So numerous are these
ers growing that the paper
such disgusting reports
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Dn Ia CoTte Municipal
Ell ROBO DE ANoCHE

Anoche, q la una de la madrugada,
dormian en- los bancos de la plaza de
Colon los marineros Roberto Dowan Y
E. j. Petres
Llevaban va muchas horas de sue
no, cuando movidos a piedad los cacos
Julian Dfaz y Jose NJ Vega, resolve
ron, despues de una deliberaci6n con-
cienzuda despertar los mencionados
americanos.
Pero cual no fue su sorpresa, al yer
que en- las americanas de los durmien-
tes sonaban algunas monedas; y sin
duda para aliviarles de la carga, car
garon ellos con siete dollars y centa-
vos y algunos otros objetos que no va
liam gran cosa.
Los policias Caballero y Monsave,
que Sc dieron cuenta del hecho, resol-
eieron detener los bromistas pre-
sentar contra ellos una denuncia por
hurto menor.
Esta manana Sc presentaron los acu-
sados ante la Corte municipal, des-
pues de probado el delito, el Juez Suau
los condeno Il tres meses de careel 4
cada uno..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

La eminente artista estara en- San
Juan mediados lie Noyiembre, con
ana compania dc zarzuola que dara i
conocer las dlumas producciones es-
trenadas en- Madrid.
Despues de la temporada DE San
Juan, la compania del maestro Campos
actuara en- el Nacioual, de Caracas.
FL euadro artistico que trae FL repu~
tado maestro director es. con algunas
alteraciones. el que actu6 en- 81 teatro
del BosQue, en- Barcelona
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Il cal!tuiO de Puerto Rico
Y Ell CoMIsIoNADo GRAHAME

Va va por algunos meses que la Ca
mara legislative aprob6 ell proyecto de
ley para construir IN Capitolio en- la
Isla, y va va tambien por algunos me-
ses que ell Comisionado Mr.. Grahame
inform6 q La Prensa que iban sacarse
d subasta las obras, esperanto solamen-
te alguno que otro detalle que tenia
que ser resuelto por un ingeniero que
lego expresamente de los Estados Uni
dos para estudiar las obras sobre Ell te-
rreno
In1til es preguntar al Comisionado
por que no Sc han sacado todavia las
obras d subasta para ell remate del que
ha de ser grandioso edifcio, puesto que
hace tempo los reporters conocen las
respuestas de Mr.. Grahame.
- All, si las obras del Capitolio -
dice Mr. Grahame.-Las obras del Ca
pitolio Sc haran.
II Y La subastaq
ii All, ST; la subasta Pues muy
pronto Sc sacara remate
Ycon decir que esta abrumado de
trabaJo, que Sc encuentra algo cansado
de sus continues viajes los Estados
Unidos que no puede atender por
mas tempo la entrevista, porque asun-
tos rgentes-siempre son urgentes los
asuntos del Departamento-recl
81 preseneia en- cualquier cosa, da por
terminada La intervil.
Pero es ell caso que, hace dias, el de-
legado senior Elzaburu, avistandose
con I'M redactor de este peri6dico, lie
dijo:
-Pregunte usted Mr. Grahame
que cuando Sc sacan 4 subasta las obras
del Capitolio.
Y, claro, Ell reporter, aprovechando
la OCCASION, hace la pregunta, esperan-
do, desde luego, que Ell Comisionado
del Interior satisfara la opinion al
simpAtico delegado por el partido unio-
nista, uno de los frmantes, 81 no recor-
damos NAL, de la ley del senor Munoz
Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Octubre III de 1908

La empresa de la compafia dc va-.
rietes que actua en- 81 Municipal, ha es-
tablecido una considerable rebaja en-
los precloS
va de regreso de Caguas la Moreno
Y Los Modernstas el cartel vuelvs
a tener mas variedad
Anoche todos los bales fueron repe~
tidos
La Requena y el trio Sola escucharGn
los mas recios aplausos de la noche
Para esta semana aumca la Era
presa novedades mterosantisimas que
daran mayor attraction los espectacu-
los
En- el correo que debe llegar mahana
vieneu algunos artistas de varieties y
peliculas nucvas.
La orquesta que es excelente, con-
quista todas las noches repetid0s aplau.
SOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Ina cOcInpra cDVcncDadora a
LA FAMILIA DEL SR. BRAVO
Suceso escandaloso

Ampliamos los informes del escan-
daloso hecho de que ha sido vietima
en- Mayagiez In distinguida famiha
de don Alberto Bravo, en- ell cual apa-
reee como supnesta autora In cocinera
de la residencia de nuestro estimado
amigo
Aver publicamos, vuela pluma. de-
TALES del hecho pero hoy que conoee-
mos Ell todos sus pormenores el erimen
que SO trataba lie cometer en- tan digna
familia, damos i Ia publicidad investi-
gacones oficiales
Serian proximamente las doce de
anteayer, In familia del senor Bravo
So sent6 Ia mesa, dando comienzo al
almuerzo, POGO ratio despues DE ha-
ber comido Ia sopa. casi todos, un
mismo tempo, ~ sintieron ataeados De
colicos y v6mitos
Fut necesaria la presencia de I'm me
dico Lleg6 Il doctor Martinez Guasp
quien luego de examinar i los enfer-
mos declare que notaba en todos sin
tomas dc envenenamiento
Procedi6 en- sernida i propinar los
primeros medicamentos
Era neccsario averiguar cual habia
sldo el veneno tornado, se procedi6
4 la investigation. teniGndose sospecha
de que el veneno hubiera sido tornado
an el almuerzo. s. busc6 i Ia sirvien-
IA por todas parties pero esta, mica
no atacada de envenenamiento. habfa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

BAHIA DE YABUCOA

Se hace saber por esta noticia, qu&
Ia Point Guayanes Sboal Buoy, no
micro F. negra, de tercera class
9 can eolocada al lado Nortc del baiO
que esta casi 81 descubierto, inmedia-
la al Sur, de la P'lnta Gnayanes, en- la
bahia de Yabucoa, ha sido reportada
haberse lido al garete en- los dias 25 aI
27 de Septiembre de 1908
La boya sera reemplazada EN- su pro-
pia estaci6n, tan pronto como sea prae-
ticable, cuya noticia Sc publicara.
Por orden de In ,Irnta de FaroS.
Edward 7. O'Melia~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
In hIIcto del ST. Vidal Rios

IL senior Vidal Rios, distinguido me-
dico abogado residente en Ponce, ha
tenido Ia cortesia de remitirnos un ex-
celente librito que, nuestro juicio, es
uecesario indispensable todas las
classes dc la sociedad,
FL senior Vidal. partiendo de que to-
do habitante del pals necesita eonocer
cuales actos de su vida son delctivos
seg0n las leyes del pals, para poder asi
concienzudamente, no cometerlos ha
receptacle en- IN folIeto todos los CO.
nocimlentos que se hallan dispersos
en Fl C6digo Penal Y en- las leyes pos
teriores pubiicadas en- diferentes 6po-
cas-
I'll se0or Vidal presenta EN- 81 dim
muto libro de que hacemos referencia
sin pretenSiones he Lieurgo, los dehtos
espeeifieados EN- el C6digo VICENTE en-
las nueyas Ieyes de la legislature pasa-
la, con tai clardad Y competencia, que
no dudamos que 10 que 81 llama "Quin-
teseneia penal ha de ser muy solicita-
DO por cuantos Sc dedican al estudio
dc las leyes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Nucrte rrpcDIIIIa

Esta manana fallecl6 repentinamen-
te el apreciable caballero don Abelardo
Maiplca, persona que gozaba de mu-
chas simpatias en esta ciudad
Desempen6 cargos en- la administra-
ci6n p1blica durante el gobierno espa-
nol, y fu6 siempre un empleado probo
Y de conducta intachable
Su fallecimiento ha producido gene
raj sentimlento entire sus numerosos
amigos
Esta tarde Sc verifcara q sepelio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
E1@(la del dl6@

Nuestro corresponsal en- Nueva York
termina la cr6nica que publicamos
aver, con estas palabras desconsolado-
ras que descubren un estado de lamen-
table decaimiento, mejor dicho, desmo-
ralizaci6n de la opinion americana, Y
un aspecto NADIA simpatico. de la Prem
sa:
"Comenzado el periodic del escanda-
10, comienza ell de Ia animation para
la Prensa Y sc hace menos pesada esta
ocupaci0n de corresponsal "
Es una gran verdad, Y por. 10 mismo
dolorosa, 6sta que proclama nuestro
corresponsal neoyorquino
Comienza el periodic del escandalo
y con el la animation, el interes, el en-
tusiasmo periodfstico.
Fl buen publico norteamericano Sc
arrebatara, poseido de febre, las nu-
mer0sas, las sucesivas ediciones de los
grandes rotativos, porque dos tres
columnas, acaso una pagina entera,
estaran dcstinadas la propagation
uel cScdhodlo' Id Poiei''ica eAallada'
en- que Sc remueye un fangal pestlen-
te los empenados on ella Sc tiran
los rostros todas las inmundicias que
puedan mancharlos mas
Dlrlase, sacando con peSmlsmo To-
glcaS deducciones desalentadoras de
las frases escritas por nuestro CORES
ponsal, que la Prensa ha terminado va
su mlsion educadora, ha abandonado
esta senda, slguendo por la cual puede
prestar los pueolos Senaiadisifho ser
vlclo, para VlVf de 10 que las muiutn-
deS preheren Ia dilamacloh' ei ata-
que q .eseandaIo.
Irlste olelo es este pero no g pof
clio menoS clerto, desgfaciadamente'
que las gandes m0ehedumores Sc van
por eSe camlno lamentaole : arraslfan
traS de 81 al perlodlSmo.
he NorieameFica' de Ia metr'p"o'
del pans del redentoi7Smo' nos N'ene
eSe Iamch'aoie eJempio'
AIN dohde todo IS de impeed''e pu-
reza segnn dleen los paneS ."iStaS de
los metodoS de lmportacion' e' "IseF-
vador. el anallzador de los gi>tos de
las m1titndes y dc las fenG%re'as =
neraieS' haila que el escahdaio eS uh
Mon que Pueden e%Plosar en ~ ''ne-
hclo Ia pfenSa coant"S 'IFeh de ei'd
no mporta a qolen Sc a'aqoe'
q'neh Sc hiera quIen caiga al Ie'Io 9'l-
pc o' "a d',a"acl"' 10 cue ,i",'f,a =
p'oVeef ".olarIo !" eonloa ~ !" neFa'
.tehef una Vict'ina 1oooS los oidS Pro-
iongai ID 1orl''ra de una de 'Iids' eo
'ail'o que "es"h "''"S " S,''"'''" ="
81 of''fai eSpe''aeuio- que Id i'o'''o'
"'il'ofe. e"l"S "SlaS'1'aod' aPlduo'
Esa PFeu9a "e SeilSae''1i 7S'"l'''@'o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

Nuevos nombramientos
Esta mafana el Gobernador Mr.. Post
ha remitido al Conseio Executive, las pro-
puestas de los siguientes nombramien-
tOs:
Para concejal de Aguada. don Domingo
Hernandez; para alcalde de Juana Diaz,
don Antonio Olivieri: para juez de paz
de Toa Alta. don Manuel Velllla: para CON
cejal de Maricao. don Pablo Coronado
para conceal de Mayaguez don Arturo
Gigantic; para concejales do Faiardo, don
Antonio r. Barcel6 don Ramon Anihal
para concejal de San German, don Enrique
Rossy para concejal de yieques. don
Jose Mac. Faline.
Mr. Post
Aver visito el Gobernador. acompanado
de su secretario particular Il crucero de In
marina americana oTakomaa surto en- es-
te puerto hace dias. MIR Post fu6 saludado
con doce cafonazos
A bordo esperaban al Gobernador Ia off
cialidad. al mando de su comandante Mr..
Hood
Despues de- cincuenta minutos de- perma-
nencia bordo. Mr. Post salt0 TERRA.
regresando 4 la Fortaleza
Vista de aIcaIdes
Han yisitado al Gobernador los alcaldes
de Hatillo Adiuntas. senorcs don Fernan-
do Ledesma y don Am6rico Rodriguez
Quienes han celebrado entrevlstas.
Dichos sehores solicitan del Gobierno 81
establecimiento de estaciones de anemia
en dichos puebios Y para clio cuentan con
recursos suncientes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

FL segundo numero De esta simpati-
ca reTis'a ha llegado Il nuestra IA aSa
FL teyto IS de una gran amenidad Y
esta nutljdo de vaiiosos trabaj}s que
suscriben acreditadas frmas.
FL p0bico ha dispensado Oil
Bias lfa exeelente acogi1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Las retreats

En- cuanto comiencen i prestar SER
vicio los m1sicos de la Insular, con mo-
two del periodic eleccionario, la banda
del battalion Puertorriqueno tocara los
domingos, en- vez de los microbes, CO.
mo 10 viene hacienda ahora, en- la plaza
de Baldorioty
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

Con motive de La aperture de dos Clmh&
del partido Union de Puerto Rico, el martew
en- La noche, Sc llev0 cabo EN- esta mr-
hlaci6n un meeting con gran concurrenGdms
La policfa Sc mostro energica, evitznisn
que Sc repitieran los escandalos ocurr8dnx
en- los meetings anteriores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Notas de YauCO

NOJaS u0 Z AuCO
Con motive de La aperture de dos cIRh@
del partido Union de Puerto Rico. el martew
en- la noche. Sc llevo cabo EN- esta mn-
blaci6n un meeting con gran concurrenrIM.
La policfa Sc mostro energica, evft&naEm
que Sc repitieran los escandalos ocurradux
en- los meetings anteriores
| Don Arturo Lluveras ha traido de nww
Estados Unidos en- ell dltimo vapOr @m
halla instalado va La plaza del meRcmp
do, magnffico circo de los llamadGm
0Ola giratoriaD, que funcionan en- ConeK
Island en- los que ell viajero experimemz
ia la sensaci6n del que Sc embarca. Esn
administran los senores Juan Antonio Ma1S
tel Jesus bull. quienes Sc proponen F@p
correr con Ell los demas pueblos de In ial9e
/ Prominentes republicanos de este pusr
bio han hecho pdblica manifestation 6g
que votaran en-. las pr0xmas eleccionea
al candidate que figura en- el ticket nnionfs+
| ia para juez municipal
Para hoy domingo, hay tres meetings
anunciados; de los Republicanos Obreru@
en- e barrie eCuatro CaIlesD del partsdn
Union de Puerto Rico en- el Club del Pwa~
bio Norte y del partido Republican, en- IE
Gale de Mejfa
| Para asistr la fiesta polftica que Sc ee~
celebra EN- San German han salido de&da
esta manana para aquella ciudad, EN- tree
coches, una comisi6n de Ia Junta Local dc
la Union
El Secretario de aThe Yauco Fiber and
Industrial Coz companfa explotadora d@
Ia fibra del maguey en- este pueblo con-
voca a session extraordinaria q la JuntZ
General de Accionistas con el fin de die
solver la sociedad. D1cese que esta deter+
minacion es motvada por la escases de kza
planta en- la jurisdiction
Los senores G. Bernat Ca han ms
talado nuevas maquinas para la pre-
paraci6n del cafe, en- la cosecha de este
aho. Tambi6n los sehores SoliveIlas ca.
ly Sucesores de Castafier Sc preparan para
la lucha. habiendo hecho en- las suyas me-
! joras de tmportanca
| Los sefores Fernandez Hermanos, de esa-
te comercio. nos anuncian haber disueIsG
J Ia S0c1edau mercanul que baJ0 Su nOmhFG
giraba EN- esta plaza hac6ndose cargo del
active Y passive de la extinguida firna, nHe@~
tro amigo don Juan Fernandez, q qufeE
| deseamos pr0speros negocios. La nuev@
casa ha conferido poder general a los enc
! pleados de la msma don Celestin0 d0E
Antonio Fernandez.
La Junta Directiva del Casino acoFHf@n
entire otras cosas, suscribir d dicho centre
social desde e c0rriente mes de OctubFa
todas las principales revistas ilustradax
que se publican Espahol El domingo
pasado hubo bale en- sus salones para
esta noche hay anunciada una jarana
El estado higienico de la poblaci6n deaxs
mucho que desear Bueno seria una peqHe~
hita vista de inspection por el Official dc
Sandal. asl como un servicio pGbnco me-
nos deficiencies por parte del Ayuntamiem-.
TO.
CorresponsaE
Octubre III de 1908