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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
EL COlECTIIISKQ.
CODgIasO C0munista CeIeblad0 haCe
POGO en- Amsterdam.
Rssolrsl6n quI ft6MsI plsSd, BOT nlyarti
d vOtOs.

EnOro 18.-Hace MIS- da un sfio que
en- e-ts paf1 Ba habIa de ideal colactiviltaa
banta ah0Ea muchou que, deuConociando
10 que 3. ca IaC elcuolal 1ocioI6gica1 81 Cd.
Ieetivism0 integral, Ba hGn psEmitido 81
I1jo dc tildarla como unRE da lnH ideas al
OlAviatal qua puodsn pEsdicaEn 81 pueblo.
En q CODggeao comuniata, que @ ha
CalebERdo haos POGO ca AmHtardam Oh
81 qus sItuyieTon EspEansntadn1 tOdas laH
elCusla1 Tadicalel del mundoss paa6 por
may0Ela de votos la giguiento res0IuCi6n,
que Hin conaentaFi0 pone de raIisvs Ia igs
nOrRnCiR en- CusstioneI obEeFas de muchos
de los que ae tienen on 81 pals poE obroEo.
de ideas Eadicale4:
Dice alf:
"ConBideFAndo que 81 actual regimen
sCon6miCo est6 caEaCtarizado poE n explo,
taci6n y lA GgglGvitud dc Ii mana pEoduO.
fora. y produce entFo ezta = los benefcia.
dog Por q regimen ROtuRl an antl gonilmO
de interoleu ab10lutamente iFFeductsbla y
del cual macs d lUcha de Glasses;
"UOnnideEando que Il organization ain.
dicRI gOlidaHizRnd0 las EaIistsncinnY Iag
TevueltaB ca q terr9no ecOnOmio0, sin pgeo.
cupGoSODes dOotrinaIss, q 81 6Fgano fanda.
mental de elta luCha del pEoletariado con,
tra q buTgueafa y contra todasIas inBti-
tuCionoI buEguesaE;
.CenGideFando que ed neCsuaFio que IN
espsritu TevOLaoiOnariO, siempEs audaz,
oEisnte los elfueEzog de Ia OrgaassaeSO sin
oioGL en- 81 camino de ID xpropiaOi6n ca
pitAliBta ? de ID Suppression de todo podsF;
''Conniderapdo que IL sxpropiaci6n = ID
toma de poGeli6n colectiv& de los inntru.
msntou de tFabsio no puoden 1ar realizs.
dos mas que p0r los trabajOdoEe1, d sindi.
cato eat6 llamado & tEannformarre "a Cru
po production = ser en II aCtuRl sociedad 81
g6rmen viviente dc Il de maiana;
"Invitamor, pueg, los CamaFadaB al
todoB lOs paises que, nin oIvidsr que IA
sCci6n anarquiHta no eIt6 contenida entara'
msnts en- Ios aindiCaton, pREticipen activa'
mentO ca 81 movimiento aut6norao de d
CIaGo obFeFa delaEFollen Ga las oEgani
zRoioneB IindicRIiBta1 las ideas de r.yaelta,
de iniciativa individual do Dolfda1idad;
VerdadeFa OuenCiR del anaEquiamO."
AmoE6, NRclit, dOlegados por (Alema
nia) y FAbleat, delegNdo poF Italia. Sc
RpTuebR poT 28 votos contra Z"
Como ge We las ideas que prsdic0 81
Cfrculo dc loI trabaiadoFe1 de Puerto Ri
co no eAtGn snceVFadas On loB estrochoI
moldes nacionaIel dc an pafp, nino que en
cRrna I'M pIinoipio de 6rd1n univerIal
puelto en- pT6ctica por an pueblo como d
nueAtrO que muOFO industria.monto anti
81 impstu de ID production ameFicana.
El movimiento Gindical e. intoligents
tienda lleVaE 6 mRnog del obreFo Lon ole
msntoa para Il production cumpliendo an
81 m6I radical do loo principles rociol6gi
Coz. (Comunismo.) El movimisnto 1in
dical hA prcgsosado POGO en- sGts pals, pare
q dia ca que nuestros obreFoa 10 sstudiOr
llegAT6n ConveneeFBe dc que Ia defenul
de sus interests no eltf compEsndida ca d
m6tOdo indefnido de Organization qul
adoptaFon en- principle , que llev6 II
Amino 81 mas complete peBimiumo.
Herdadero.
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5000 por IN bulldog
ChlnpIOn Nlhpnst lstS 0dUGlda i'd iRgI0sl
IIVO lhaFl d unl plrF0Ta d $4,000.

Ia safioFita Io6s E. sehmffsP, una co.
nocidR damR da Is sociadad de Garman-
ttwn Ps, ha CompEado pCE $4,000 al pc.
Tro de Caza ingl6l Champion Mahomat'' /.
FL psEro ae moStE6 On Ia exposition de
psEroh ca Filadalfa, donde haOe an ailo
Ma homet gan6 81 chRmpionato americana.
Hebia astado en- mRnon de nm ysndedoF en-
Ntwhk. N j., duranta oisEto tempo.
La gtfi5rita Sshseffsr prepare una pc.
Erera que le cogt6 $4,000 para 81 meioE
peEro que Ee pEeIentaEa en- la exhibition
ca Filadelfia.
''Champion Mahometp no fus inlcrito
para competeneia uino como mueHtra de
claGe B0IRmente.
Bu busna calidRd quito & la se1oritR y,
enterada poF 81 CatAlcgo del preCio del
perro en- $4,000, 10 Compr6 J lIev6 q Il
perEeTR.
Mah1met fac negociado 90 InglatsrEa
pur uu ComprAdor que pens6 obtener por
81 una fabulosa Buma.
El psrro fac llayRdO EGtados Unido1
y 90 afrma que no hsy nfDguno qus le
hRyR msjoEsdo ca Clase.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
.PEa.gIL ILI.CgII.cgLlS.
El msnoT Antonio SuIs0na fiGi0nadO
ala ueke
Fsl,slfaa Il clio, il nuohl n,l0s nsrll.

...Es..- - .,.r:,,..I. 1..
80 s - Jasse aas 49,. = y
o..9oo. : s. i ~ Pr,lsSS lsAsle DoDO.
.ll4S. rs. n 49,
d u. q ~ .s ~. y,
,I"e Sess . go. Sl.o q 80. -,.t. i.
F-..s., - s--s1t.
49, ~ 80 o {. ..-,s.. \.
l -, .S 4.e - 49, l1lsl'' =
~ c.-( $3.50 & s1 .g:..,.i.. ", ..ss. e.
..a .es. .eS s3.so., 1919 49, ~.
: 40a41. E-.Aseasly lJaAs5 ~ P0t lA3si slaaso
.lil.!-s "a = 9olsa - ~ sc eoltey s4 nau'
cAlls's.,.. ~ .kAsA I, onts' A2sLIs qoO'
81 q 8 " ~ \. Il asg,.- q. .., EEL n =
q s11ssos- J. -. g Jls.Los -. -
--1-i -..s sA'A.e-- 1A''A s.''' ''s.
'A'', 80. l....'. So =.
g. t.lllo. aes 9l = lla 8 ~ P0AlOA' =
lA''1s l'.'h-,H 81 Z le-Ls.t.
,-A4. 2Olss. :. .. cor :. lan lateEes
- 10. 8 -... s. .ls.Al'' - sAt SO1s'' pAen ~
Olsh.. rsl's..-- 9ss.L.- go. -.
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j. !. .l.ssls, Y . al1s 49,, ". u q
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SSA.SJs l1l - ~ - 11.-.. 49,
80 e 80. ~ q 49, y 7. - -
81 Il suDfslalY'. = .lllO' 'OlOn " JusBO us
.4.15. IS. -. e...,...... ..-....,,.
!. 1SHs !. y .e 81 Og i.o, .sa
J. e use1e- q y ~ q@o nluclAus Jugs-1o.
~ ~ staAs.ln = Ol1U S'.sDS el1D1
. Oa:'ss0's-an @ GuAl Jusgs - NOME. g
vsT9s SIsnfg g'''0'u Lo-ol uS ooaslunO POA -
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
LNUNCIO De SURESTA.

Departmental de5 Interior OfiOina del
6apersntsndsnts ds Obras -PdbHoas.
San Juan, Enoro 13 de 1908.
Propo1icionou On pliegoB cerrado1 paEn
Ia adjudication On p6bliCa Gubasta de To-
tss de 600 metros c6biCo1 m68 menos de
pisdTa sn brute. para 81 firmo de los 5 pri'
moroa kil6mstEos ds ID carFateER AEecibO-
Lare1 ss admitir6n ca o1ta ofCina haHtA Lar
10 Z. m. del dia 27 de EneFo de 1908, que
Do abTirkn p6blioamente
Los IicitadoEeI podEGn obtaF & uno 6
mfu IotsI, J 81 plazO para 81 numiniBtEo de
uu solo loto aag6 de 2 mo.sB; = para vaRiol
8 todos do mOse1,
TodoB Loo datoH neo01aFios gs dar6n Or
esta oficina donde Be GnCuentrAn de mani
fioato todOG los doCumentOg que han de re
cir On la contrata = podr6n recoieE los Il
citadorog los m0delOg de pTOponlCione1 qul
han de pKegentaE.
La administration % Fe1sTvs 81 derech'
do>desschar cualquiaEa 6 tOdAs lag pTopO
gicionoa. De ordon del Comisionado de
Interior, j. j. JipSGeeS, Superintendent
de ObraB Pdblicas. v.S'
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PlsApLs Las E!EsTAs.

Todas laB personal que uIsron lag fnag
s1onCian del ''PopulaR" han hsCho con clio
an magnfhoo rsolamo, PuOI tOdO q mundo
pEeguntaba 51e donde son e1o8 tan d0liCa'
dos poEfumela
Ei Oalzsdo de Lar m6G aCEeditadaG mar
Cau que s. han Iucido an Iol pauados bAile-
ha dejado tambi6n II mejoE impression y de
tods Is iala % 6iguen hasisndo numeroBol
psdidoa 81 sslior Am6riOo salna.
La TIGNDITA de JoGsfa Eehavnrria
Plaza Principal, San Juan Puerto RicO.io.
Vonta do ofsctog EeIigiOsOs aEtfculOS =
novsdad y fantaGfn = jugustsH Box ZIG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25

milis Uomopgaron CON una Misa de-
pontifcaI, que csIsbr6 81 limo. senior Qui'
gleY. AFzobigpo do aquollh ssde metro
politana, Cd pEossnCia do numeroso cleFo
dc uns multitud inmenGa de fieles.
DaEaron Ias ioatas tros dfaR, empezandO
= acab6ndoss toda5 con u nota religiOsD,
"a aCci6n ds gEaciaI ( % Divina MSjsBtad
Dor IoB gFandeB bonefcios que en- satOG Gin.
cuenta amos IA eltado dilponBando { los
hilol de San Ignacio On Chicago, y por me-
dio do slloB, & lag almaB que Les han sido
confadag.
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So. Por 81 Geior Yihm; ePars r6gi.
men , gobieFno do la iGla de Puerto Rico. !"
So. POr 81 nor BaRFoEaH: "Para 70.
gular 81 ssEvicio dc BSnefooncis Munici'
pail"
81. PoF 81 saiioE ViraIIa: "Para en-
mendar Is 8Occi6n 80 dc IL Icy tituIada:
Lay CroRndo 81 cargo do Marlhal dc Dis'
trito, dsfniendo GuB bsbsres fjando "a
GUeldo por 81 dasampefio dc loH miGmoB,
aplobada en 10 do Mario de /, 9O4."
65. Por loB sefiore1 Santiago Vfau
OchoteCo: "PaEa RutoriERr & Io1 munich
pics de Puerto Rico para YondoF loI Bola
res enolRvRdos On suB Fc8psctivRg zonal
urbRnan."
(v6aSo Is usgunda plana.
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Casa q, Pr6stanos doI. c. Silva

En- los dinS 80 , 81 del corrisnts mes
llevsr6 cabo eli remato dc las pFendRI
Cuyou taIonag no han ido TenoVadoB ri
cancoladou ds1pueB de IOl Isis messs que
conceda ID ley.
Il ca1a 1uspende Gu1 OpsraoiOueI de
pr6at1mo1 J uuplica Z todo1 IOB que tsngAn
prond0s q obistoG empsiAdos e BiTvGn
re.Catarlesan 81 termino que prescribe Il
10y. 8H
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Ia retreta del lmI6rcnIes.
Blndss uus no ilsnon nlal que JnVldIlr Ils ts
New York y Brooklyn.

Las piezRH de mduiCa que TOGO la Banda
del Battalion puertOTriqueiio en- la Eetreta
del microbes, fuoFon muy bien intarpreta'
daB TnntO 6sta como u de la PoliCfa In
nuIar, no tiensn que envidiaT en- nadR Les
bnndRs dc m6siCB de Nueva York BEoo'
kyn. FL que 6staS lfueaS escFibe, hR po'
dido apEsciaE loB concieEtoI que Be efsCtdan
en- Prospect Park de Brotklin, loB con,
ciOEtcs Ga ID plaza de eIta ciudad, y OpinR
que eltoz son mejores inteEpretadRg. - Un
dSIettGnti.
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SEP rs E

Que no pnbIicannOs communicates sin que
aean paRadOs pOr RdelantadO.
Cada seis p0labr8s Sc cuentan pOF una
lfnea la lfnea vale diez centavOs.
Las CartRB que yengan con cOmunH
impoFte no ContesEan.
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Ell o R 0.
tQu6 50 h hlshs d Vr0dutId0 d los difIn0s trO.
q sKss?

60 tnaSS
;Que Dc hA hecho dc TODD d orc pEodu.
Cido Ga los dItimoB treoe anoa?
La production 40 eus metal GO hR calcu-
lado on 1885 millonss dc pesos, = Sog6n
81 "London Statilt," de e8ta cantidad,
1892 600, 400 ha pasadO E los bAnco1 J
tsuoEerfAr, ca otra1 pnlabRaH, las faltEique
FaB de lag FSUaFvns mundiale1.
De lo1 1893 millons1 do PESOS restantsS
usEfn prudont0 CalCulaE que q, ,115 millone,
de pesos gs congumieEon ca Las srtsI }
cienCiRa
E6tc dsja un sDobrante Do 888 millons
de pesos por dupliCaT. De GueFtO que CaE
q a. 68 millon0s d0 pesos desaparoC0E
misteriorsmonte q afio.
PaHR este oIo teuoroI ocultol % ulC
en- laa induutEinu e. mayor De 10 que Hs "a
pone?
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Los tesuitas De Chicago.
Gene GOIObrirOn d quIneuDgts'mO lnlVsTsaTIo d
81 lStlhlOcImlORtO On ID GIutll,

Los Jsuuital dc Chicago han ceIebrado
81 quinCuAg6simo aniveEusrio dc 81 sstable-
CimiontO On en- gran mstE6pOi del Osste.
Las fsstas EeligiolaB tuvieron lugaE pFin
CipRlmente en- Ia Iglesia de Ia SagEada Fa.
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-Kn 'In Core ondcncia dc PuEbo
REoo", AIIcn 6A. hay do vsnta rsOibog ..
iennzfc1 para c6bEo ds alquilGEe1 Dc Clsag
aaElg-u @ lpotElico y.con 6EEaa9. deCia %,
sEenSs danncfiuaffcCato, dcfunCi6n y eoEttfol-
sgSn u e5fc.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30

Tor Of the American Tuberculosis Exhi-
bitioi. spblze on Tuberculosis among
Negroes, IN the morning. In the after
nom SIC Free Kindergarten Associa-
ton. which IS supporting four free
I1indergartens for Negroes IN the city,
held mothers meeting. At night
Jane Addams Of Hull House, Chicago.
spoke Of the Negro Family and ex-
pressed her great interest IN this race
and its welfare The new Colored arch
deacon Of Georgia, Rev. E L. Hender-
son spoke of the Church and Home and
said while the Negro has made a
splendid beginning in the acquisition Of
homes, a beginning it is, and not the
end. For, here and there. in country
and in city, we find. not only types of
the ideal home, but tenemeuts and
shanties, which barely afford protection
from wind and storm; dwellings where
the laws of health are dehed, where the
most ordinary sanitary arrangements
are unknown, and where boards Of
health fail to penetaIte; beds innocent
of clothing; human forms, even those Of
their children; piteously clad; hunger
written upon careworn faces, and de-
spzir everywhere triumphant. What
can be expected IN such home as this
but that which often eSists-an immor-
atty as deep as its poverty"
Among the visitors to the conference
were; G. S. Dickerman, of the Slater
board of trustees, the Rev. Henry H
Tweedy, of Bridgeport, Conn, Prof. W.
Scarborough. OF Wilberforce, Ohio
and others.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30
oEArH Of MRs. MINNIE sIsHoP.

DEATH or MRS MINNIE BISHOP.
Last Saturday morning. at o'clock.
Mrs. Minnie Bishop 1882 State street,
departed this life after suffering with
complications Of ailments for almost
one year.
Mrs. Bishop was born in Louisville,
KY, and reared in Indianapolis, Ind,
where she received her education She
had been a resident of Chicago for
a good many years, and was well
liked and very popular among her
large circle of friends.
She was a prominent member OF
UNIQUE Temple, Daughters Of Elks No.
Is. and she leaves a kind and devoted
husband, William Bishop, a daughter,
Miss ouinnie Nelson, brother, Charles
Butler. a cousin, Mrs. E. Roberts; and
her daughter, Miss E. Roberts, who
came on from indianapolis, to the fu-
neral. Mrs Lizzie Malson. Grand Rap
ids. Mich, who was also present, and
many other friends and relatives to
mourn her death ~
The last sad rites were held over
her remains at Bethel church Tuesday
morning. Rev. A. ]. Carey officiating.
Burial at oakhill Mrs. Frank W.
King hurried home from a visit to
New York in order. to assist her hus-
band to conduct the funeral services
over the the remains OF her bosom
friend of many years.
The funeral was largely attended
and everything in connection with 1t
was Of the very highest order. The
floral tributes were many and could
not be surpassed. as Mrs. Bishop pos
sessed a pleasing and sunny dispose
ton, and heart full Of sympathy for
all she came in contact with. She will
be greatly missed by those who had
cultivated her friendship.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30
The knansaek BRIDGE.

A Mexican engineer, Colonel Lopez
has planned and perfected q new kind
Of bridge made Of knapsacks. The
framework OF each knapsack is made
Of symmetrically arranged pieces Of
wood. which can be spread out by
means OF hinges into boards Of known
dimensions. The knapsacks are num-
bered, and when the stream to be
bridged Is reached the wooden forms
can be promptly extracted from their
canvas or leather coverings and quick
" bolted into place. A number OF ez-
periments have been made by the mill
tary authorities, and 1t has been found
that knapsack bridge win support as
many men as can be crowded upon It.
In the military schools there are now
working models Of these bridges, and
the men and officers, says the Mexican
Herald, ''have regular practice in the
construction and operation OF the pu-
ente." The idea can also be applied to
the scaling Of walls or the climbing Of
barrancas.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30
Selections
AN INGENIOUS LOCK.
Made In New York For an Eee.r,,;
Potsntats In india.

Made In New York For an Eeeen,,;.
Potsntats In India.
A lock for which a New York looL
maker not long ago received an orSa,
taxed the Ingenuity Of all tie eyna-..
In his establishment. 1t is a Doi1t =.
honor with the house, we'll KNOW
throughout the world, that no or1s,
however ingenious, shall battle tba -
ventive faculty OF the designers or m.
technical skin Of the workmeu Wbot
ever a customer wants he must bavo
The order in question came all The
way from a rajah In India. After tbo
manner Of dusky potentates, he sn,
fered from the dual possession OF dis
honest servants and magnificent ala.
monds. The diamonds had been dis.
appearing at an alarming rate. and
though only seven servants had access
to the box containing the gems, il had
been impossible to discover the culprit
Whether the rajah dismissed his ret.
inue or put them to death on suspE
eion, the thefts regularly continued.
In his extremity he heard Of the
New York house. An American womb
have contented himself with procuring
q safe the lock OF which would an.
swer to no key but his own. But the
raJah desired something more. he
wanted not simply to preserve his
jewels, but to catch the thief. His or.
der was for a safe fitted with eight
different keys, one for each OF BIZ
servants and one for himself. A plecg
Of glass about eight inches square was
to be let into the front Of the safe
The lock must be so constructed that
upon the opening OF the safe by any
particular key the photograph Of the
opener should appear Immediately in
front Of the glass, to remain there TIL
another key was inserted. Thus II
would always be possible to tell who
had last opened the safe.
The clumsy ingenuity Of the idea
made 1t a difficult one to realize. But
In a short time an apparatus was de-
signed which would contain the seven
photographs. This was fastened in
side the safe and made to communicate
with the lock. By a clever mechanical
device the key OF each servant as It
turned the lock brought the photo
graph into view.-New York Tribune
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30
WEST SIDE NEWS.
BY Prof. Alex Simpson, 70 s. HsIstsd
ST. Phone Monroe 500.

The Legrand Club boys are planning
an outing soon Mr.. Henry Smith
win be the great AM with a capital
Il
Clarence Pickett is now on the city
pay roll The word roll sounds good
to Clarence.
Look out for the big concert on the
9Th of June at Providence Baptist
Church. Jones and Martin main
squeezers.
Mrs. Blakely, formerly Of Lsavitt
street, is now residing on the South
Side.
Mrs. A. B. Parker is making prepar-
ations for her summer vacation At
Iantic city. New Jersey, is the place.
While out at the bah park Sunday.
18th street and wentworth avenue,
I thought was in Hoboken, New Jer-
sey. / don't know whether they were
muskstos OF galinipers, but they
certainly wouldn't let me enjoy the
game.
Miss B. Patterson. Of Crawfords-
vile. Ind, is now in the employ Of
Prof. A. L. Simpson over on the West
side, in the capacity Of manicurist
and hair dresser.
Miss clara Ethsrly has fully recoV-
cred from a very sick spell
Prof. A. l. simpson was a guest Of
South Side friends last Sunday.
Attorney J. Tribue Is on on his
summer vacation.
Mr.. WIN. 1 Thomas recently re-
fused q large offer as manager Of the
Nesdmore Club.
Mr.. J. n. zedicks, the Lake street
man order king. Is On the fence. He
evidently has lost HIS home
Dr.. c. h Pickett has opened an a.
Zee and Is now ready to do business.
You can get sick II Jon want
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30
NOTICE or REMOVAL.

Chicago, Ill, 5. 1908.
DR., Edward S. Miller and DR.. VII
liam A. Richardson desire to an
monaco to their friends and patrons
that they have removed their ofaces
from $3.50 State street to the south
east corner S1st and State streets, m
the Certify Block. number 3101 State
street.
They have fitted up the entire sec
ond floor as a suite Of Offices and are
now ready to receive their patients at
the new location.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30
statesm.n Mace Earnsrs.

Aside from the lawyers, doctors, cler.
gymen and others who are claSsed as
professional men, merchants and man.
ufacrlrers, the insurance agents. treas
urers and others who work for a stated
yearly salary or on commission, there
are mfg members Of the Legislature
who come directly from the bench b
shop and mill and who work at a trade
for a days pay. This Is an excellent
showing. and we venture the predlc-
ton that IN intelligence, honesty and
Industry these wage earning Legislators
win be found the peers Of any sent by
the people Of the state to make our
laws.-Boston Traveller.
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Two Negro might riders" were killed
near Lexington, Ky, last week
Miss Jamie Colbert, of Surf and Ev-
anston avenue. is on the sick list.
Mr.. Thos. Boyer, of the U. of l.
viii spend his summer vacation in Chi
cago.
Mr.. Toney Langston, of the Keystone
Hotel, has gone into the printing bust
ness.
Mr.. Hiram Wheeler, of St. Joseph.
No, has gone to Tuskegee, Ala, where
he viii take charge of dairy farm.
Mr.. Joe. Cans, of Baltimore. spent
a day in the city last week enroute'
home from California.
DR.. A Booker, formerly of Provi-
dent Hospital, but nov located in St.
Louis, left for Europe May z8. to be
gone six months.
Mr.. Robt. Wheeler, now located at
Racine, Wis, spent few days IN the
city last week awaiting his brother
Lloyd at 1903 Rhodes avenue.
Mrs. Maggis Thompson, one of the
substanticial citizens of Duluth MINI.
has become one Of the new readers of
The Broad AK
Garrett Burns, manager of the ThaIl-
mann Printing Ink Co, as Dearborn
street. is an up-to-date business man
in every respect and he would make a
tip-tOp county commissioner.
H. o. Tanner. the artist, has just
finished painting for the Salon des
Artistes Franchise, Paris. It repre-
sents the parable of "The wise and fool
iah virgins
Albert H. Putney. Dean Of the Iii
nOis College of Law. So1 East Erie
street. would make an ideal candidate
for one Of the new judges of the NUM-
eipai Court
An exchange says that Booker T.
Washington and Joe Cans are the great
est Negroes in the world Admitted.
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III. nnn Hair Prizs.

In competition for a prize women
with long hair presented themselves
Tor examination before committee II
Berlin recently. The prize was awaru-
ed to Miss Elsie Burkhardt, whose
braid was 197 centimeters about sew
enty and a half inehes) long. Barriers
and other makers Of hair growers ID
an parts Of the empire are besiegins
ne woman with the long hair for ieI-
tsrs indcrsing their respective lotions
and Miss Burkhardt has realized thar
capturing the long hair prize Is not aD
unmixed Joy.
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Landau. Rin nlr.ntnrx.

London keeps on growing, and 50
does its directory, the 1908 edition OF
which recently made Its appearance.
The London postohice directory, it Is
claimed, Is the biggest book published
This one hundred and ninth edition
Of e weighs thirteen and a quarter
pounds Is eight inches thick and con-
tains 4.6oS pages. One wonders how
much longer It win be possible for
the publishers to keep pace with the
Increase Of the population Of the me-
tropolis and eonfne the record Of It TO
q single volume.
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WILLIAM H. TAFT.
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ponds upon sustaining good relations
with his white neighbors. II this be
true the south would undoubtedly be
grateful to the Negro for helping It
elect a President.
Empty Promises.
As to reduction of representation,
the Republican national platform of
1904 promised It. as does the Ohio
platform, upon which YOU say Judge
Taft is standing No effort has been
made to redeem the 1904 pledge.
Political FISH in 1908 win be wary OF
1904 bait.
In closing this letter want to say
that II the allies are possessed Of the
political acumen with which they are
credited they viii center their forces
Forakerward.-W. T. Ferguson. in The
Star. Washington. D. C.. May p.
Mr.. Ferguson is one among the
many courageous and independent
Afro-Americans, who will not support
Roosevelt or Taft for President Of the
United States.-Editor