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The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-24
Wesley Sunday School Class.

On the evening of July the third, the
Monaghan Hotel was the scene of much
and pleasure. the occasion
being the entertainment of the Wesley |
Sunday School Class of the Methodist
Sunday School in its Quarterly Social
and Business Meeting.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Monaghan were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Kinds, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. w. Hoyle, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Kinds, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H, Eaves.
The guests were received in the spa
cious parlors of the hotel and served to
a delightful frappe by Mesdame Pound
and McNutt, and from thence they
were conducted by Mesdames billiard
and Ford to the dining room, where
they were received by Mrs. w. w.
Trice and Mr.. A. Dalton. After the
arrival of the guests a business session
of the class was held. following which
came a program on the Wesleys, The
president of the class, Mr.. f. c. Kinds,
presided over the session in his genial,
cordial manner, while the program was
enlivened by good music, all of which
was very much enjoyed. We make
special mention, however, of the music
on piano and violin by Prof. Biagi and
Mrs. Harry Frazer, which added great
ly to the enjoyment of the evening.
The entire class feel under obligations
to Mr.. Biagi and Mrs. Frazer who, while
not being members of the class, yet
contributed their services to the n
joyment of the evening. After the
program was over a delightful social
hour was enjoyed during which an ice
| oo,yaco ura, ,ocroJ NJ ~ooro o~1,oIln
evening has e. been spent by the
class, and the entire membership were
loud in their praises of the host and
hostess.
On Oct. g.. of last year, while our
town was under the spirit of the Won
derful Gates meeting, the Wesley Sun
day School was organized. At the time
of the organization thenumber of mem
bers enrolled was Il, with an average
attendance of IL or Is. Since that
time the class has grown by leaps and
bounds till it now has an enrolment of
II, with an average attendance one
month of 40, while the average atten-
dance for the past quarter was SO.
The senior superintendent, Mr.. J. H.
Strain, had the honor of naming the
| class, while the first president, Mr.. W.
T. Reeves, selected the class pin, which
is a gold star engraved with the motto;
GO Forward" The work of this class
is comprised in 6 departments, namely:
The Spiritual, the Lookout, the Absen-
tee, the Visiting and the Social De-
partments. At the end of each quar-
| ter a social and business meeting is
held, when the chairmen of these vari-
GUS departments report in regard to
their work. cabinet meeting is held
on the First Sunday afternoon / n each
month, while an annual banquet is to
be held each anniversary month. Off
GERS are elected every six months. The
present officers are as follows:
Mrs. J. w. Hoyle, teacher; Mr.. w.
T. Reeves. assistant: MI. E. C. Kinds,
president; Mrs. R. l.. Pound, secretary;
Mrs. w. A. Monaghan, treasurer; Mr..
John r. Moore, postmaster; Mrs. S. A.
Ford, assistant postmaster; Mrs. Brooks
Marmon, class historian.
A MEMBER.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-24
Farmers School of Instruction.

On Monday night at Cedar Hill, Miss.
Messrs. Savely, Tate and Kennedy
held a farmers school of instruction at
which q Tree discussion was INDUCED
IN.
Our lack of space forbids going into
detail and giving a description of each
plat visited. They are all in excellent
condition and the men who have made
the demonstrations deserve the highest
praise in taking the lead. The work
that has just begun, like seed sown on
on good land, will spread and multiply
and prove a benefaction to the entire
section. We visited the demonstration
plats: Will Mears, Jeff Bennet's, w.
}. Shirleys, B. O'Shields, George Bru-
tons, Tat Norton's. Phillip Norton's.
Geo. Rogers, Gus Watsons' O. L..
Kennedy, John Milan's, E C Shirley,s
and R A Webb's.
At the place of Mr.. Webb we saw a
magnificent crop of corr growing on
the backbone of an old sand ridge that
has been apparently worn out manv
years. Mr.. Webb can boast the best
crop of corn on similar land anywhere
He said that the idea had never before
occurred to him that corr could be rails
ed on the old hills around him until ne
experimental this year.
One of the most pleasant features of
the day was the enjoyment of an ele-
gantly prepared dinner served by Mrs.
Kennedy whose reputation as an artist
in the culinary line was fully sustained
on this occasion.
Mr.. H. e. Savely gave a very clear
outline of how the farmers of this sec
fion aon mt -, N oxycfoDo &c -ot-
crops that will build up their soil.
This rotation to consist of cotton fol-
lowed by corn and peas, and oats with
peas after them to follow the corn.
Such a rotation with rye or some other
winter crop to be sown in the
cotton late in the season, will build up
the soils to where they will make a
bale of cotton and so bushels of corn
per acre. Deep fall breaking, when
the subsoil is dry, is the first essential
in making a deep rich soil.
lie also discussed the benefits of late
cultivation in cotton as we'll as how
this should be done.
The selection and improvement of
seed was discussed by H. D. Tate.
This is a very important subject and
the most neglected one on the farm.
There is nothing that Will bring the
farmer larger returns for the amount
of time and labor expended than the
careful selection of planting on his own
farm.
Great interest was shown by erery
one present and steps are being taken
to have another such meeting in the
near future.
Messrs Savely and Tate are doing a
fine work all over North Mississippi
and any community that fails to get a !
visit from them will miss a great
deal. Intelligent and earnest they
are doing magnificent work with the
bone and sincw Of the country.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-24

An appeal has been issued bv
MI. Bryan to the newspapers to
collect a campaign fund from
their subscribers forward all am
cunt to the proper authorities.
1t is evident at the beginning of
the campaign that it will be an
easier task to collect funds for
this campaign than it has ever
been. The funds will come in
small sums and directory from
the masses. The people have
grown Disguised with the meth
DDS employed by the republicans
in their demands upon the large
ma nufacturing and other fnacial
interests in return for favors
shown and an offset in the way
of small contributions will be
made by the individual voter.
This money will be given by hon
est men and will be used only
for legitimate purposes. Every
good democrat should be willing
to contribute his mitt and at
the proper time we will make a
call for small contributions in
comliance with the wishes of Mr..
Bryan. We want every %voter
that is able to contribute some
thing.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-24
Contract Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Lee County
M Mississippi, will on the first Monday in
August, 1908, the same being the 3rd day
of August, 1908, at 2 O'Clock o. min the
city of Tupelo in front of the Court
House door thereof award the contracts
for the following works:
For ~leveeing and sanding the levee
across Little Tulip Creek bottom near
Davis Young's on the Tupelo and Bal
lardsville road.
For causewaying and sanding levee
in Bushmolodee creek bottom on Cock
rells road, lea Joe Johnson's.
For raising levee in Little Coonewah
creek bottom on the Tupelo and Ches-
terville road.
For building a levee on east side of
creek in Town creek bottom on Vero-
ma and Smithville road.
For bridge across Yonaba creek on
Sherman and Birmingham road.
For bridge across slough on Okolona
and Shannon road about II miles south
of Shan 0 in Chlwappa creek bottom.
For bridge across Town creek on
Verona and Smithville road, one steel
spann rs feet and 120 feet more or less
wood bridge on east end.
For bridge across Tulip creek on Rip
ley and Aberdeen road.
For two bridges on levee in Tulip
creek bottom on Ripley and Aberdeen
road.
Repairs on slough bridge in Tishomin-
go creek bottom west of creek on Gun
town and EllistoWn road.
This July 18th, 1908.
NOBIN JONES, Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-24
D. o. Hankins.

After an illness of about two weeks
Mr.. D. O. Hankins the son Of Mr.. j. q.
Hankins died at his home four miles
south of Saltjllo, June 25th,
He leaves a wife, father, brothers
and sisters and a host of other relatives
and friends to mourn his death. He
mas married to Miss Pearl Young, the
daughter of Mr.. lind Mrs. John Young
last. October, they were devoted to each
other. She has the deepest sympathy
in her sad bereavement, he was ready
and waiting for the dear SAVIOR to call
him home.
He was laid to rest in the Spring Hill
cemetery where a large crowd had gath
cred to pay their last tribute of re-
spect.
A FRIEND.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-07-24
CRISP NEWSY PARAGRAPHS
Concerning our Friends and Neiehbors, What they are
Doing, Saying and Thinking, Where they are
Going and When they are Coming.

Mrs. Thomas L. Harris of Oxford is
visiting her daughter Mrs. w. F. Riley.
Croquet sets from IS cents to So. so.
P. X. E. Co.
Mr.. j. H. Ledyard is at Battle Creek
Mich. to spend several we eks.
Mrs. H. E. High spent Wednesday in
Memphis.
Beginning Aug. LIST. | want 6 or s ia
bic boarders-Mr Anna Gardner.
Nh. R. F. Coffee has returned after
a short visit to his mother and friends
at his old home, Florence, Ala,
Round trip rates to Chattanooga Term.
on sale August 9Th 9Th and 10th good
until August 14th., Fare via Frisco
SO. SIS.
L. W. MCLEAN, Ticket Agent
John Anderson has retcrned from
Bell Buckle where he spent the past
session at school.
No prescription is too complete for us
TO compound correctly. We have the
right drugs, long experience and a sys-
TEN that insures accuracy.-P. K. E. Co
Rev. and Mrs. Preston are in Pontotoc
wherh Rev. Preston is holding a series
of meetings.
Miss Eleanor Blair has returned from
Bostoa where she spent a month most
delightfully."- after graduating with
distinction at Chevy Caase College,
Washington.
In our new line Of fine writing paper
you'll find just the shape, size and kind
to make your letter the dainty epistle
you want to send him" while away
this summer. p. K. E. Co.
Let us supply your needs in summer
toilet requisites we have a complete
and elegant assortment of high grade
goods at most reasonable prices
K. E. Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris has returned
from a visit to Fort Worth Texas. Mrs.
Fontaine, who went with her. accom-.
panied her daughter Mrs. Flournoy to
Colorado to spend several weeks before
returning home.
Marshall Robertson and Street Com
missioner, Jackson are doing some
excellent work in building a levee on
the slough at the line of the city
limits on the Tupelo and Fulton road.
Material for an iron bridge is on the
ground and will be placed in within
a short time, concrete piers are being
constructed on both sides upon which
the bridge will rest. The stone work
is under the supervision of w. J..
Callow. who has a contract to put it
in. This will do away with the old
bridge which has been in poor condi-
ton for some time.
The Electric Theatre is to be congrat-
ulated UPON securing the services of
Mr.. t. j. Sively recently of Okolona
who has bought part interest in the
business and has assumed the manage
ment of it Mr.. Sively has had consid-
erablelexperience in this business and the
shows under his Management are above
the ordinary, to say the least. He and
his estimable family are now domiciled
IN the old Ezell residence on jefferson
street. We welcome them to u citv.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
De OBRAS PUBuCAS.

EG gFNto ConOigoar qu9 muCho bisn
- hA trAbAjado On pro dc las. CaEEOtOTaB
do este PRfH.
Muohog y gFRndiaBOG pu0ntO1 90 han
inRt0lad0 tiltimAmOntO. No obHtantO quedGn
algunO8 rios y quObrRdAS que nOc0Nit0n
tambi6n OtOnCi6n = que fACiliCSn ID F6pidN
Communication entire unoS y otrOl pusblog.
Estog pu9nteI que nGOaHitGn m6I uFg0n'
60 atsnOi6n, SON loo Bigui0nt0O: Rio do
JunCoG, rio do NGguRbe, rio do F0iaRdo,
quObFadR Juan Martin (FajaEdo); rio do
FitR Ny0 (LuquillO), rio de Luquillo.
RatoD pu0ntOS, tOndFfsn que cor cortoV,
dsbidO & que Ice rios mORCionRdoa
CON POGO AnChOB & exception del de Jun.
COL, N'guAbO, FAjardO = LuquilIo. Los
dsm&I, = peBAT do ser eHtEechoa, son en-
CSjonAdol y para SRlir do Ollou, hay que
hRCOF IN gran eafusTzo. CuGndo OuS6n
CrOCidOO 0S mUy p0ligroBo 81 pRHo por oiloF
FL rio de MomGySs Bal pFonto atrAvo'
Sado poF an pUent0. So OAtf montando
Uno de mNnerO RctivfaimA y pronto 90
pOdr6 pNBsF aquel rio con Comodidsd.
MuChA piGdEs tion0 en- ca fondo dicho
rio y Oa lN pGIAdiIla de los 0mpEsBarioS do
de C0chsg, pueG aquOllaB piedFas d0B'
bGTRtRn muchaB TuedGH, las d0RcRlzAn,
leS Ofl jan Las llAntAB, y los pobEas visja'
EO9 HufrOn los golPes tumboD que da 81
vohiculo.
No hAbiR nifo que no lIoEABa Ol pagsr
q rio do MAm0yOD, pu0I POGO ACOstumbFa'
dos una loComOci6n tan 0gitNds, 90 re-
UsntfOn SOS CuOEpoCitOG, 90 sSuHtabRn y
poniGn Gu0 gFiton On 0l CisIo.
ADi 01 quV, loG viajeroB, 81 yer las obEaa
del pusnt0 90 CuOHti6n 90 han regoCii ado
RObr0manSrA y AgFadsCsn que el Uomiaio'
nHdo del Interior hsyR heCho sjeCutsr una
obFR tan nec0BSEiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
QUESTION PAlPITANTE.

EB indudable. La idea del Bufragio
lR mujOF pUGKtoFriquP18 GB una idea hsr'
moua, GimpttiCR y GugeBtivG. T0ndF6, 6
no dudaTlo, muCho0 opoOitoFaU, reEo no
hBbE& que tGmsE: g6nAT6 mucho t0TTeno y
obtsndE6 unS mAyoFfa abaoIuta On pro.
H8 tempo que, con AIgQnoB inteFvRloS,
he v0niCo pT0ssnt6ndoBa On el tabloFo de
10 opinion pGbliCn, aGts deIicRdR auenti6p;
pOEo nunCa he ERlido del GstFecho cfEculo
de opinion e8 BiBlRdaB.
Sin embargo, NCtuRlm0nt9 90 GxteFn8 y
snCusDtra gallardoB pa'adints que Ia So
Cundan y GmpaEan. Y 20, el mae humil'
de, el mas feEViente admiEadoF de tan no.
BILE y gEsndO idea, no puodo peFmaneosF
ONllRa0, = hSte, puGB, que, como todO hijO
do vecino, vGngo & 0ChAF mis- CuBFtoB & es'
pOdAG, como vu'gRFment0 90 dice, en- lR
CueDti6n, 8 temGo 6 teBiBp como qusEAmcB
ll0mRElR.
NunCa y On ningunR oCGUi6a tan opoFtu'
nR favorable, como en- lR actual, hO
podido exteFnGFD0 OGtR question. Dos cir
CunntanCiaB muY fAvOEAbleB 10 abonan &C.
tuslmOnt0. La pEimeFa 90, la pFoximidRd
de Ia aperture do lH AgsmblOa Legislative,
y lG BegundR que, AuBtT0liA, Es oultA, IL
admirable, 10 d0moCT6tiCB AuBtH8liR, RcG'
bR do OOnCedeF el GuirAgio DuB mujOFO0.
Y tambi6n t0nGmog de manifesto que
aIgunoB EBtadoG do Ia grand0 podOToGR
nNCi6R que Tigs nu0BtroB dsStinoU, actual
guB mujGFGS y GStGg GdOm6B dOTGmpefi 90,
con psTfoCtiGimo doFeCh0, CBrgoB do impoF'
tonCiS On 81 Gobisrno adminiHtrRci6n do
juuticia domaG ramoU.
AdmirO dor como soy do esR pTogr8aivG
y gran naci6n, orgullo de l0 America y
aGombEo del mundo, poF 60 adolOnto y
pEOgrSOo, no puGdo dudar nj por uu mo
msnto que dsntro de POGO tempo, quizas
On ell mRfSn8, vesmoS la mpjaT america
M en todoB los ERtRdoU, gozSndo del 40
frsgio del veto, heFmoO8 fACuItsd politic8
neg82s hIGtG el pE8GGots eBs gallaEdG
mitRd del g6neT0 humane.
Puerto Rico, que tRmbi&1 30 GgitR y
mUsvs ca IL conf junCi6n de lAB ideas pro
gVOSistaE qus buBCF, anhGla tFabH;a poF
90 engEAndocimi0nto social, poIftiCo , eco.
n6mioo, ClaFo eats que no hB de HpAFecOE
indifer0nte ants Ol pTobIemR del BufrRgia &
DuU mUjsEeV.
Con oFgullo 10 dOcimog. Solo ocho amos
han bastsdo de domination americans, pa
70 que no goIo pueatEa8 mujeFeU, 8ino to-
dos, haynmos pGtsntizAdo de una mansFa
admirable msgoffca, les cuslidRd0B =
cspRCid0dGG qgG nos 1ornau para slcan
8W ls gloEiG de yer 0lOvsdo nusatro tsTTu
no al niV0l do 10 intsI0Ctu0lid0d muDdiAl,
Y ssa ga'lardA p'6ysds de sTEimadiai
mas ootsFrau0au que 90 OncuGntran eupaTci'
dOn poE los divsrsos cuutEeS uniVsFgitario8
reOibiOudo el mana del BAbeT, son una
muOGtFS paImsFis qae, dentrO de may po-
co tempo, hemou dc OnOEgull0CsFnOB vi6a.
dolns bFillnF BAbiaB y dOCtaB; ORC en- el
temple de Thsmi6 cubri6nd00s con Ia ma
gootuOD2 toga y Ol biEEOIo; - EalgRndo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director IntORln0.
Ell SuFRAElO FEMENlNO.

En Gran BretS d 3, ESCoCia 8 1rlGndG IHr
mujOFOR pu0den votHT para tod0G loO car
go6 mOnoG para miombTnS del pRElAmOnto.
En AuRtFRliS NusVs ZslandiA IAH mDjS
FOB gosnn dol dOF0ch0 electoral, y 10 mismo
on la i0la do MOn, On ITlRndiO y FinlGn'
die, On Guys diotS hay diez y oGho dSpWtG
da0, CasadA0 CRSAdeFa8. una de lee Cua'
lea 0l Voto popular Ia 0biig6 6 dej0F Ol
oScobill6n de limpiaE loB mu0blel On dOnde
oBtabs NlquilRdH, para OmpufiAE la jsfatuTO
gOCialiItS, diutiDgui6OdOuS y DiOndo tomidR
del gObisTno PoF la viOIenCiR do 50 or0'
toFiN.
En ol Ayuntamisnto de CopOnhggus hay
oCho madTes del pueblo = algunAs no tie
men otEo hijo. 81 tribunal de ComOTCiO de
Italia y tnmbi6u sl dc FEanCiG ConOtitui'
dos para rGsoIvOr les CuS0tioneG entire pa
tFOnOS y obFOFoG, prslididOB poE un lOtFSdO,
Ult6n foFmRd0S en- pBFt0 pOR mRtTonOU.
Hay Cuatro do Los EatAdo8 Unido8 en-
loo CuaIoa les muieTaa puOdOn votGr hOstA
paES pFs0idOnto, gozRudO do iguRIOB dGEe.
Choa que OI hombES; GaboE: Wyoming,
que ConO0di6 eso privil0gio On 1869. vein
t.nists AfioG antsD de GER sstAdr; Colorado,
d0adO 1895; y On Utah IdNho, Ol paUsT
de territories eBtadoD. On 1896. En- diez
y OCho 0BtSdol mas, las l0giSlAturHB opina'
roB quo Lac mujorRH dobOFfsn tOn0E dGEOcho
s slPgiE los que hAbiSn do OnCaEgaFBoidO
la sduOOCi6n dc 1uu hijoO. = pOr 10 tAntO,
Las ConC0disFon Ol SuffbgiO para el0giF loU
faDCiOnRriOB ogColGEaU. En KsnBaB puod0n
votaE Gdsm6s para fauCion0Tio8 muniCipR'
len. 30 Montana I WI puOdsn 0mitiE Bu
veto On RBunto8 r0laCionadoB con pE6Stsmo8
muniCipGls8. En- Louiai0ns pUoden votsF
On NSu0toB sOmOtidOB IL Tesoluoi6n do lea
OonGnibuyOnt0B En New York, on sBun'
too sObrs lR Gdquisioi6n do fondOs por con-
tEibuCi6n tOshCi6n.
La AD0ciRoi6n NacionaI Americana del
5ufFsgio FemOnino tienO ofcinOs cantTalsB
On Warren, Ohio. HOy vREiaS sVocioCir'
men ca diGtintoB OItado8 para oponerse q
concession del GufrAgiO & ID mujOI; On 10
del EGtGdo de NuSvS York, una de Lee vC'
Gales 90 10 0efisEa do Mr.. Root La U0Crs'
taEia tionO OnCATgO dc diItFibuirlG GoliCitud
foll0tOB OxpIiCAnd0 los pFop6OitoS do l8 RBo'
CiaCi6n. Las EsfaridaB agoCisCionOB tisn0n
pOF obiOto 0xpon0r lNs ComisionOs do Lee
legi0latuEGB, y poE medic de l8 pEenGN, que
IL OposiCi6n Nl sufrDgio fSmOnino % fonds
On 10 que llRmGn lei C0nv0nCimiGnto int8'
IOCtuAl que pOIs0 lA mAyOFfS dc lS8 mpjs'
res EOpTssOntsntOs aCOFCN do todA8 Las Fa'
mss del pEogFoOo social, induDtFiGl y eco
n6miC0"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09

con Ol bistuFi. dentEo de 10 huma uitaria nal0
del AsilO, IoB miembros gaDgrsno0os del
ouerpo humRno; ~ pF0parando Ol ini'
ment0 qua he do aIiviGF 1uestEoB agudog
dolores; g ya, On flo, fgurandO On toaso
las aEteG, IRg cisnCiaU, lA1 pFof0DionGu Loo
EtieioV, ComPRTtiendo con sl hombr0 l8 ru'
do = diRFi8 labor del tFsbsio.
PeTo p0T 10 mismR CiECunAtsnciS que 8d'
miramoD "a mujE, On particular leo
nuOBtFaA boEinCansg gentil08 b9llfSimRV,
p0F estR miBma CAuGR, B6AnoB p0Fmitido
pTeBantaF, Runqu0 g0s GomOEBmGntR, an Pc
queiio diisms quo nos BugieEG 81 aBunto del
Buft8gio L. mujGE.
Pua8 bien. AL igual que oil hombre, y
a6u en mayor euCRla, 90 Gncusntrs la in
mOngR m8y0riG de nuGgtFng muierOp; cree
mos que 1eFfs muy premature eonOsdOElG8
actu8lmsnto ese dersCho del BufragiO poll
tiCo, ain sutOa hRosFI8 pAB8r poE oI cEisoI
do lR intslsctividHd.
Per0 como no hay NADIA iFF0alizable nj
impossible ca 0l mund0, todoB loB pusRto'
rFiqusfi0g unidoD, peFo todt D. sin exception
SlgUnB, debsmoB ContinUaT I8boFsndo en-
pro dc s1ta gFGndio8a cuGsti6D. Y Cu8ndo
60 0l future, no muy lejano poF Ciorto, h8.
yRmos RloansSdo 10 gloria de vor corona.
dGG nUOBtTaO mobiles aSpiFacion0s, 0ntOnCs8
sin inCOnvaniOnte, ain 0gcEGpul0 nj opoBi-
ci6n Glguna, llsvRF 10 muieF & diBfrutaF
do sEO gran dOrscho del Bufragio polftiCc;
peE0 ezCepcionando BiOmpFe, 81 iguRI que
p9dimoB para Gl hombFO, RquellRB que poF
50 dOBgr0CiR uaRn ignoEant08 = adDlssCRn
dc slgunoU defsCtos que leo imposibiliton
para Ol goC0 y diOfruts do eue Gobsrano
deRscho.
HS pocoU dias he dicho una mstrona
d;gtinguidfgims, que no OpEeCiAbA Eazon8-
BILE nj disCTetsI In concession del veto lG
muj0F, porqAe OutOndfa que 6Uta tonfs
grRndes y mobiles dsb0res que Ilsnar en- O.
hogaF = Ia fAmilis. ERto % una vsrda +;
pOro eOtO no obAta para nogAr Ia mujer
sI Buftagio.
81 pFogFOso Sds'anto mundiAl DOS CO.
tan enBehsndO eompsgin0F, hsrm8nar =
confcstsTni8aF uusltEoB pPincipioG, nuGs.
trau sSpiFaCionsG, nusBtraB ideas = tondon.
ciaU pOlftiOAE y E0IigioSOP; y, por tsntO, nos
pAROCG il6gico qua unR mujsE 90 le tOugS
F8oIUidS entire loo muEos del hogaF, roTqu0
sGtO ademGB do ser aut6crata y desp6ticO, eI
iuhumano fractional.
Venga, vangG cuanto RnteG IG mUjsr
puRHtaFFiquefR Comp0Btir con noVotFog,
no solo las fatigaB de 10 cotidianR labor,
DinO tambi6o auSOultEar. indsgar = di.
fundiF los B0CFetoB de Is CionCia, do lee a.
toB do la8 induBtFiaa.
Item mas. A luchSr noble vsIeross.
msnts en- 81 sgitado campo do ID polftica-
Eao die BoEOm0B loB puOFtOFEiqu afloa to
dos, gTAnds8, podsr0SoB AdmiFOdos.
Manuel Moests Padila.
Ponce, DiCismbFO 7, 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-09
Ell SUCESO De AVER.
La senOrita ,LecOmpto dispar6 un
tirO de revolver d Pic Her.
nand0z.

Aver les media de Ia taFd0 en-
la cRllO do 10 CFuz, nGmeFo AZ inf6EmRBe
que oouTEi6 un guOeso que hs c1uBad0
gran a8na0Ci6n on 10 ciUdad.
La sOfioPitR Maria LuiSs Lecompte le
hig0 un diOparo dc revolver oil iAdividuo
Pho H0FD 5ndeg.
81 m6vil do Ost3 incidente ohad0ce, B0'
gdu nuestEOB infoFmeB gus, Begd pareeS
10 Sefl0Yits LeCompts hBbf0 IlsvRd0 relR
clones SmcroRog con HOFD&ndsg, ConClu.
y6ndoss 6staB hsos algdn tismpo.
PaE0Co quo luPgo lego q ofdo0 do 10
il3EitG Maria Luiga que 81 Pic HSFu6n.
dsz Ia hifAmabG, ofSndi6ndolR, de una
monoFR gFAvs, al estEsmO de mo pOdeF ella
nufGir oBaB Cslumnio8RB dif4m8Cion0s, lie.
gando 81 momento de ComstsT el CitAdO
acto.
Afortunadamento, Hernandez hs salido
ilGBo.
En- IL mafara do hoy han oompNTeCido
ante al focal del distEito sl que eBtuvO en-
81 nitio del BuosBo, 5oEdsnRndO ls compaTea'
COnoiG On Is fsCalis del HsrnGndsz y lA
ssfiorita LsCOmpte. ri 2oIiofS iUBulaT
Pedro A. MsnzAnO, plaza 81, presto IOB
pEimeRoU aeEviciog.
La Gtfiorit0 Maria LuiHa eB hiia del CO.
noCido aFtiBtR 0sfi9r Sergio Lscompte, go.
nOrRlments sBtimsdo On San Juan, y 0lla
90 tBmbi6n una aFtiBts de OoFRE6n y de
inGpiTaCi6n.