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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-06
Four Questions Asked.

Mr. Daniels submits to the attorney
general four questions, as follows:
Il How many of the 2S7 trusts (giv-
ing names) doing business in the Unit
ed States have been prosecuted by the
present administration?
50. How many of these trusts (nam-
ing them separately have been fined,
and the separate amounts?
5. After a trust has been fined.
what other steps have been taken to
prevent its continuing illegal practices
for which it was forced TO pay the pen
atty?
a. How many of the officials of
these PSI trusts have been criminalIy
@pIosecuted, and how many have been
convicted and the terms of imprison-
ment. giving the name of each person
who has been imprisoned for violating
the law"
In concluding. Mr. Daniels declares
that even where the administration has
successfully consummated prosecutions.
the guilty trusts have continued their
illegal operations and that the penal
ties imposed are analogous to police
fines and are regarded as a license to
continue
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All Reports Good.
Reply Not Satisfactory.

Addressing an open letter to Attorney
General Bonaparte tonight. Josephus
Daniels, chairman of the publicity bu-
reau of the Democratic national COM
mittee. asserts that the attorney gen.
eral, in his recent reply to the in
quiry for a statement showing how
many trusts did business in the Unit
ed States and had been prosecuted by
the department of justice, did not fur
nish the information desired, but in
stead confused the prosecutions under
the Sherman antitrust law with the
prosecutions of railroads and individ-
uals under contracts
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elsewhere at $3.50 can be had in the
same grade here at only s21S, and all
other grades at equally great discount
Do you wonder why the wise, prudent
tensively?
Now, you have just five days more
in which to take advantage of this
opportunity, to secure your piano at
saving that will never be equalled
again.
Visit the sale today If more con-
venient come this evening. We keep
the store open until p. m. But get
here early. just as soon as you possibly
can.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28

gahnke- Walker Milling Co.
u. a home product, and guaran-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
Dahnke's Sailed Peanuts.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
MARIA.
Mrs. Fletcher is very i'll.

Mrs. Fletcher is very i'll.
F. E. Quinn is spending few
days with homefolks.
Mr.. Bob Cheatham, of Number
Seven, visited here Sunday.
Messrs. Reeves, of Camden, are
the guests of Mrs. Sarah Duncan.
Miss Sue Moss was the guest Of
Miss Lucille Posey in the city Sun
day.
Mrs. Sallie Stone, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, is conva-
lescent.
Miss Matte Corum visited Num-
Der Seven friends last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Robev visited
in Number Seven last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Jernigan and son Wis
tied friends and relatives in Fulton
last week.
Miss Emma Slower, who has been
the guest of Miss Halle May Akin
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
NUMBERS TWO AND TEN.

Health in this community is i'm.
proving.
Mr.. ]. l Wheeler was in this com.
munity Monday.
Mr.. Bob Tanner was in this COM
q unity Sunday.
2tr. and Mrs. T. M. Bingham Wis
I'm Crystal Sunday.
e. Logan transacted business
FQn City Saturday.
&c. w. Grooms spent Monday
PThrs. W. E. Logan.
endde Logan spent the afternoon
seay with Vora Logan.
hrea Logan spent Friday with
FHltn1nt, Mrs. W.. G. Nicely.
Oh 4astef Lonnie Logan visited his
Ina sssln, Harse Hogan, Sunday.
= N. D. Logan and Charlie Roberts
were in this community Monday.
Mr.. G. W. Grooms and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. Katie Hudson and Mrs. Coun-
sci were at Mr.. L. G. Logan's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Hauser spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harm
Hauser.
Miss Varene Logan spent pleas
ant week with her cousin, Estrell
Grooms.
Miss Prudie Marshall will begin
school at Greenwood the first Mon
day in March.
Misses Annie Donnell and Fanny
Carter spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Matte Belt.
Mr.. Lindon Badger, of State Line,
spent Monday night with Mr.. w.
e. Logan and family.
Misses Bessie and Varene Logan
spent Saturday afternoon with their
uncle, Mr.. l.. G. Logan.
Mr.. Ed Pierce, of Hickman, was
in this community Sunday. Won
der what is the attraction? =
Misses Bessie and Verene Logan
spent Sunday with their grand
mother, Mrs. Fanny Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Hogan and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Hogan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
E. Carter.
Mr.. Ed Robinson, of Walnut Log,
died Thursday Of pneumonia. He
leaves three children to mourn his
death. The interment took place
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28

for several days, has returned to
her home in Obion.
Several OF the school children are
absent this week on account of the
humps.
Mrs. Ed Stone and daughter, Miss
Ludia, spent Monday with Mrs. Ben
Bransford.
Misses May Brown. Bess Harner
and Sue Moss spent last week with
friends in the city. !
Miss Geraldine Gibson, of Padu-
cab, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. George Carter.
Mrs. Carrie Brummel and little
daughter, Thelma, of the city, Wis
tied Mrs. Mary Fletcher Monday.
Misses Bessie and Maud Nichols,
of Lilac street, spent Thursday
with their sister, Mrs. Jas. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bransford, of
the city, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Bransford's mother, Mrs. w. A.
Forester.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fonzo White visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Pig Phebus at Houser
Valley Sunday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28

\ il.
Die wasd hours of misery at lei
sure or at work.
If women only knew the cauSe-that
Backache pains come from sick kid
neys,
'TWould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid.
neys.
Union City people endorse this:
Mrs. Nancy f. Burcham, 2l6 North
Depot street, Union City, Tenn, says:
"Some four years ago I gave state
ment to be published in our news
papers telling how Doan,s Kidney
Pills had cured me of kidney disease.
l still hold the same good opinion of
this valuable remedy and am willing
to endorse and recommend the use of
same as l have in the years past. l
was principally bothered with a pain
in my back and hips. 1t was hard for
me to lift, bend or stoop. l could
hardly turn in bed but what sharp
twinges or stitches of pain would
catch me. [ became nervous, restless,
lauguid and weak, but upon using
Doan's Kidney Pills which | procured
az the Red Cross Drug Store, for few
weeks, the trouble was conquered and
1 have not had any recurrence of the
complaint. l heartily recon mend
Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents, Foster Milburn Cp., Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents fostl f9ates.
Remember I'd
take nc. &C.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
RIYEs NEWS.

Mrs. Dell Harper, south OF town
is very i'll at this writing.
John Shankle and family are now
keeping house near the postofice
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reeves were
recent guests Of Mrs. Callie Ben
ton.
MISS Leila Thorne visited Miss
Alma Morris Saturday and Sun.
day.
/ Miss Ethel Ragsdale was guest
Of. Mrs. Verna Wise the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Callicott,
of Pleasant Hill, attended church
here Sunday.
Miss Beatrice McCaw has COM
pleted her school near Jordan and
is now. at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McNeill were a
few days past guests Of Hon. T, j..
Bonner and wife.
Master Leonard Stovall, of Num-
Der Seven, entered the Rives Grad
ed School Monday.
Mrs. J. H. McCaw visited friends
and relatives in the Pleasant Hill
vicinity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moffat, of
Obion, were guests Saturday and
Sunday of relatives here.
We daresay spring is not far dis
tant, as turnip greens and hog jowl
are now in tip top season.
]. P. Harriss of Paducah, is
spending the wikter with his grand
mother, Mrs. Maggie Harris.
Howard Malcolm, of Humphreys
County, visited his PARENTS Mr..
and Mrs. John Malcolm, the first of
the week.
We are glad to report 0. H. Glenn
mons sufficiently recovered from his
recent accident, kick by mule,
to be on our streets again.
Mr.. Postma, the Union City nurs-
eryman, passed through here a few
days ago with fine sample of the
capabilities of his greenhouses.
Mrs. w. H. Scott, of Memphis,
after spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. T. P. Palmer, is now
visiting relatives near Union City.
Wilma Rosson has a miniature
hot house in operation and will, no
doubt, have as many tomato and
cabbage plants as this vicinity will
need.
Miss Ida Belle Spikes, one of our
successful teachers of this county,
and graduate under the late Prot.
Will Cook, spent the Sabbath in
our town.
Skating is again in favor and
few of our beauX and bellies are
rolling the Eight fantastic" over
the dry goods department of Har-
per & Shore.
If Gods unfortunate poor are to
be severely dealt with, please give
us calaboose for females and their
usual membranes. Carpenters,
pass in your bids.
Uncle Joe McLeskey, an old an
faithful "Soldier of the Cross, "Aq$
pastor OF the Cumberland PATTY
terian Church in Paduca M9.MA
glad hand to old frienS CO
urday. ~ III
large and appE&s. Gl
Sunday mq'7 koF
mon from H%S&
Walked ytRiars' lats{&1'sls.
tor God I'd reachadisngaee Ghge
this makesS cations should reaC
though of corr ,sasg mesa not run
but seven, as we may have the priv
ilege of being rewound next Sab
bath.
MARIA.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28

Saturday,at Crescent Cemetery. We
sympathize with the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Bergett, of
Bethel, spent Friday with Mrs.
Bergett's m other, Mrs. Fanny
Crawford.
Mrs. W. c: Carter and her grand
daughter, Miss Mittie Belcher,
spent Monday with Miss Fanny
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28

For biliousness headache. dyspepsia
take Dr. Thatcher Liver and Blood Syrup.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
< GROVE.

u. Shelter is very sick
amonia.
snnie RoRerts,fDGent last
.fsp felatigss City.
Mary KeyEoTIclE. : o Sas 5
pg. At the h6fi@ sFked' O Brinde.
rs Mabel stovall 1NiIl pay Gyads
and relatives in Number Sn last
/ week.
Mrs. c. S. Talley went to Fulton
last week to attend the Kelly-Hud-
dleston wedding.
Y Mrs. George Buford visited her
= mother, Mrs. Sarah Parkmau, in
alton last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Browder de-
lightfully entertained in honor of
Miss Talley Friday night.
Miss Carrie Naylor, who has just
finished very successful school in
Number Seven, is at home
Mr.. Scrug and son, Aaron, of
4 e.. lave been guests
]. ]. Roberts.
alley has returned
hing a very pleas
jul term of school at
people enjoyed par
the home OF Mr.. and
Thompson last Thurs
ScRIBBLER.
gahnke- Walker Milling Co.
5lA. a home product, and guaran-
had
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81 have been somewhat ccstive, but
Doanss Regulets gave just the results
desired. They act mildly aud regu-
late the bowels perfectly, y George B.
Krause, 304 Walnut ave-, Altoona, Pa.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
CRESCENT.

Mrs. Nancy Brown visited in our
vicinity last week.
| Little Sherman Carpenter is very
sick with la grippe.
ID. Kirk, OF Union City, is here
transacting business.
Miss Mamie Taylor spent Sunday
with Mrs. Buck Escue.
Mr., Oran Stigler made a flying
trip to Antioch Saturday.
Uncle Dokey Ferguson is lying
very low with pneumonia.
Mr.. James Ferguson has a boy
very sick with pneumonia.
Farmers are busy cutting their
cook wood for the summer.
Miss. Maud Jones is visiting her
brother, Edward, at Clayton.
The stockmen have got about all
of their stock out of the bottom.
Mr.. Jas. Carpenter, our saw mill
man, was in Union City Monday
Mr.. Walter Long, of Troy, is Wis
lting his sister, Mrs. ]. r. McCane.
Misses Ruth and Lena Hicks
spent Sunday with Miss Beth Rog-
ers.
Mr.. Thedron Wheeler, of Shep-
herd, passed through here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Escue made
flying trip to Hickman one 1 dsN l laast
week. ul
Mr.. Cal Osborne and fle .tsd
Hickman, are visiting M4RI. i,
Rives. FffW b. r
Miss Leila Howard sbAt3 \,
night with Mrs. DeliskESa6h
Crystal. .xzH M
Miss Leila Bas
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28

Carter and Miss Annie Donnell at
Mr.. L. G. Logan's.
BLUERIBBQN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
VlEJA PEuCULA.

Los hschoB en 81 curse del tempo no
hRCen q vscsg otFa cOss que Fepetirss
aunquO, poT aAf decirlo, liCRmbiando do
CaaRCa." Algo pAreOido oCurTs con Ia poT
Rlgunos negAds CGp0CSd0d del pals puerto.
rEiquefio para 81 ''gobisrno propio."
Ed ~ pna pslfculR sin inter6l. Una
antigua ViatG. FL rCfioBo reaCCionariHmo de-
antaio Ia neg6 El peEegtino raaociona-
riamo de ogAno tambi6n la niegs, PeFo
nj 81 antique nj 81 modeEno, tenian rRz6n.
Responds 81 primeTo FeBponde !el al.
timo, en- au8 pTop6AitoB On suB tenden.
CiRs amAfa 16l pTejuicioB de personal
provscho, egol6gicO disCurFiF do PaLO
mos que sllou solos se 10 guiSan elloB
syl0s 20 lO-eomen.
su torpe c6mara obscure no podla reoo.
ger lR realidad para mcstrarla luego con
los tonos y los coloEeg de 10 veTdadeFn y
10 justo.
Lo Exterior EeproducfRIo deformado, On
bo1FoBo deBdibujamiento psrfsctamente ave-
nido CON Affn politica do mRngoneAdors y
titulRda auprepacfa.
Era neceuaRio delViEtuRT IL leRlidad. Y,
merced pEivilegios do colonial oEfgsn,
au Fezr g6do cFitsTiO % impuBo Glen veces,
auuqus, en- deinitivS, ls juRticia de loB
puertoErique1os tFiunf6. Y leg halo el
RlboE dc ja invasion en- Ia plens clATidad
del self government conCedido poF EGpa flR
ViOja peLSoWlG.
lQui6n no TecueFdR aqu6llRa peripecias,
aqu6l pGTpGdeo CRmRnduleRo de nueatro
visio Cinomat6gFafo colonial?
La historic Sc Tepit6. PeTo nusstro de.
EeChO nusItFs juIticia no tienen que Ee.
pstirBe porque existieron antics y exiEten
hoy.
IA miHma pslicula. El smbeleqaaEo
Juan PalomO -ll6msHa Mr.. Ayrea 6 como
quieEa lIamSrsel', ,-ds nusstVa vista his.
toria pllftica, pTetsndiendo lsvantaTRe!
Solo que ahOra, con ventolera de pFetsn-
dida superiOridGd, 90 prOClamR mentor do
gUaTdarropfa 8 0nso, de importation no
Busclita poF IL voluntRd del paiA.
81 EeaocionaEismo de antAho tenfa el
AntecristO de Ii integTidad.
El de cgafio tiene IL pamplina dc ID no
onpaeidad para 81 gobieEno propio.
El cual EesCCionarismo, adem6s, d Is
mRrEulleEia de CiaTtoS nRtivoT, hRllR We.
ces tsEEeno abonado para "a f6cil msdTo.
PoEque, adm defsndiendo ssos nativcF,
pareciendo defender, nuestFA oGpa0SdGd.
son, linembaTgo. oapaoss de admiEaF , We.
neEaE Ia verG efgie del 1IO Joe, 81 reg de
los que mon niegan la oGpacidad paEa 81
gobisrnO prOpio.
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GaIzatO s!a rIIlI.

In todos Loo vapoToI que llegan { euts
puerto renueVa 'El Popular" % magnff'
CO uuEtido de Calzsdo de las m6o acredita,
daB mREcaS , hay para todos los guIton
como para todAs las foEtunau. El e1tsnso
Burtido de sSsncial impoEtadRH do Paris ,
Eatados Unids1 meroca Cada dfa mas d
iusta admiration del Pdblico el popular
establecimiento del 8elior America Sala-
essG Giempre lleno de una numeronfsima
conCuEEencia avida de Obtsner nuB buenor
pToduCtoA-
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COnfsTsRCias pedsg6glCas en- Caro-
Iina.
q naestr0 oOrresp0nsaI. }

ne NNeSGT0 c0TfeSp0nS0@
Enero 27.-El a6bado 6ltimo 90 ef9c.
tuaTon On las eacuslAG graduadas de este
pueblo, lau ConfSFOnClRs podag6gicaS do es.
te diItEitO eaCoIAr.
La uenOEits RsmOdiol Cruz, hija Dc ests
pueblo , acting principal dc hs esOuelRs
de Rio grande, NOS hAbl6ldeslR promotion
de grades, tOmR que deERrroll6 con veTdS.
deFa maeatFfs,
DON AndI6S RadIfguez, nueRtEo qusTido
maentro , principal de eats pueblo, On IN
Concisnzudo diEcuEso, nos hizo yer las ven.
tsjAs dc Ia division de los grades On gEu.
pos demontERndo una ves mas sus profon.
dos ConoCimientos psdag6giCoB y 80 gran
espOEienCiR professional.
AL senior Garcia dc Ia Noceda, acting
de Loizs, 10 CorFeBpondi6 hRblar acercR do
los jaTdinea eH:olares y Ga 6iscuFBo poE 10
horidO y gSlano 90 adRpt6 admiEablemente
& nu tema.
AL Heior Antonio PeEeira de Tfuiillo
Alto, le TOGO h.blaE aCeaca de loH juegoS
Rtl6tiCos = aunque su temR era sumamente
6rido, COnnigui6 inteTesRR viVamente al au.
ditoHi0.
La aefiorita Maria Cine leg, prcfesora
de Ric-gEande, NOS HoRpFendi6 CON una ad.
miTGble compoRici6n aceFcR de la NatuEa'
leza, niendo muy aplRpdidR.
Sc tratRron otK0a ABuntos de manOR inn
poTtanCia, entire elloB ''ol maestro On BuH
relACioneS para con los padraI de familiA"
auHCitado por el Sr. Jim6nsz Oneill, 'nobra
81 que hizO atinsdfsimas obssTvacioneE.
El HefiO Inspector intereS6 & lon maeBtrou
llamRndo la atenCi6n h6cia los meioEeB
pEocedimientoH que ha obBaTvsdO en- laR a..
Cuelas del dihtrito.
Impuesto el slfior Comiaionado del re-
HultadO de laE CoDfeFenciaB preBentado
poF 81 senior Inspector los maaatroB, fac
invithdo nm banque que en- su honor 90
hRbiB prepRrRdo al fnRl, del cusl NOS al.
Eigi6 Ia palabPR, dsmoEtrando su gran irte.
r6I poE los GBuntos educat.vos hacienda
yer u neCeridad poFque todo cooparemos &
la re1oluCi6n de los impoTtRnteH pYoblemau
que & ~ cargo AtAfisn.
a diCh0 banquete asiRtieFon sl alCalde
don NaEciBo Font G. Alfonso Alsina
miembEoB do Ia iuntG, Luis Hernaiz r.
SotgGrd, alCalde y miembTo de ID junta de
Lola, 81 alCalde y juez de TEujillo .AlEc.
El tenibnte Costa, jues Zano, sen ras Que
70, P6re5 Ptfin, pFofssoEeI E. BuAtamants,
A. Rodriguez, r. ViSsp6, A. Molina Ju'
veneny Nsill, Garcia do II NoCeda, A. Ss'
wills, Colon, PoEsiFa, 81 Hefior jueE dc Loi
70 y oSts COEEeSponERl.
FOliCitamOs tantO la junts como 81 ue
nor Inspector pEofssorsa del diBtrit0 poE
hAb0r COOpsradO & Ia rsalizRci6n dc actol
como 81 pEoIente.
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On robo original.

"a policfa ds santurca out6 de-plogando
toda Gu aCtividad para dasoubrir q para
dsEo de unoa 39 galOneu de alcohol que Do
g faEma le han aido sss;5ss Ios sEes.
PeEaz VegD, do ~ faTmacia ituada Ga ID
paYada 19.
oeguo lnt0Rmes compHaEOn Eog ssfi 9Een
ana Cantidad de alcohol para u1o dc la
faTmaoia ca lR caIa YiIlnFy Piz6 de eata
ciudad, 81 die % do los corrients-.
DepolitaoEn 81 alcohoI ca au1 vaaiian
cerTegpondienis8 en ana de lan habitacio.
mes dol patio de Il referida Caso = pvsT. 81
II 81 stfior Vega uacar un litEo de aoueI
pFoducto, Ba encontr6 con que e,taban va.
CLOS los en- b2BsI.
III Gargento uafior Diaz Llenss guar.
diAs & suH ordeneI, haCen activas diligen.
cias para ayeEiguar donde han lido { b.
EaF lon 80 galones deI nlCoboI ana Tan
ESTABLISHMENTS Ss han avnporado oon A
peFluicio de $53 43 que impoEtan.
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N0sOtrOS a5afCanOS On campo YaSt0,
pero solamente vendemos aqueIos artculos que
universamente reconocdos como los
mas perfectos ramo
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los mjoe uese african.
Los EnombaOs a F. NETZOW
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deaes aIaOfcua
Las moorddets MARSH, las
CJs rglhadQa NATONAL', pefa apOh hda cmnpOs
Mesa de hlar aena amuRd0
SuMe de Los mae emdsyd ydegntes
suuv vista a6erbmoG
mudo guao@d dre in0msdh
DOOLEY, SMITH & COMPANY,
sae esen
Ia
Boston Bur-

El uurtido en- objstoG fino1 para CabaIIe'
Ecl que tiene este popular , acrsditado e..
tableCimiento eB magnifco. UItims no.
vedad. ACabamol de reCibir direotauaen.
te de Paris unas tsnacillas para rizaE ell
bigote Ia Parinien. Con estaa tsnacilIaS
us ahorEe tempo y dinsEo Tenemo1 e8'
peCial gunto en- ofreesE nHeHtra numeroua
Clientsla una infnidsd. de objetov dc fanta.
oia. alf como objetO8 para vinio y muchou
aFtfculos mas de suma utilidsd. Nun'
tToB pTecioB ron bien Iimitad0a. Una vista
81 "BoBton Bssar," San Franci1Co 81, dc
CoEt6G , Muhfz = uAldTeis plenRmeute Da'
tiRfachDs-
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Ell Case De MISTER AYRES.

En- e case de Mr. Ayres mo ha habdO tantO de mala f8
de ignOranca En- los Estados LnidOs exsen las
de ATes Ofcios; existen las escuelas para
enSeIar al aTteSanO Ell 0cniciSmO de SUI OfCO
Ah0ra que los ingeneTOs los industTiaIes dan
Cu0nta de la neCeSdad de tales eCUelaS En- las reas
6cniCas abOga su UndacOn las grandes empreSas
ndues eabecen taeres esueas nOcurnas ms
LA es6asez de Obreros insrdos pacamente de aresano
pTepadO para desempeIar pUeStOS de repOnaad los ~
maesTOs de taller patace e. decr los cabO agenO
del e6TCO de ObTeOS empeadOs las bTCas eTe de
los Obemas mas apmantes para la ndusraen los Etad UndOs
dice una ReVista t6cnCa
sstema de aprendzae para APPENDICES
zen esca ensa reVdO pr aras de las mas mp0rtanes
asas manufacturers esuey rOema dc Un mOdO asladO perO
Ias esCueIas ndusraes manua training schools
schools son cOmDetamente nadecUadas Dor nmerO eQupO
instruction dar OrerO ensehanza necaEia La praeca
"de un OfCiO..
presdente de Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
enrgamene las nuneS t6cnCas pOr aband0nO de
debere cOnderandO que mar buenOs ngnerO
Sasfaga necesddes del debe agO mas
sstema cueIas estenddO tOda las classes so soamente
dee Oecer instruction general tamb6n la 0dUaCn
ca que necesa para derOO complete de cada de la
aCiYidad hUmana.
EsaOs ndOs de Artes 0fO
nj las escueas prOsOnaes tan eendida Franca Aemana
Espaha QUE HAN EXSTD0 EN- PUERTO RICO FUEON POR GNO
RANCIA SUPRIIIDAS.
No los nOamernOs 0ra cOsa las escueas indus
taes que eaecerOn aqu creyndO de buena daban
Ultima PaabTa en- punO ense6anza industrial
nase Cuenta los hOmbrS que enen de los adOS Uni
dos deSempelar CagOS administration de este pa son tee
nOs hObres de gran pacdad nj de grandes OnOcmenOs adm
nSaYOS los hOmbr de Capadad enCUenn los tadO
nidO pals de gran desaTrOO industrial ampiamene
alto que figure pres1puesOs muy que
hOmbe de habdad ntO puode en- los EsadOs Uni
dos, 81 no en- Puerto Rico
Mr. Ares pues ha pecadO pOr gnOranca pare rabaad
prO dOmO aand0 de abar Ia mente de paisanO la
idea que los puerrruehOs saben siquea que queren
EStO dtmO humane debemOs Mr. Ayres pOr
dOmnar nUeStOS ppOS egOsmOs Mr. ATes apOyechara Od
que presenan para deaar ncapacdad de los
puerOquehO la neCesdad de manner sla status que
beneficial Mr. Ares seria hOmbre superior saTa los Es
adOs UndOs OcupandO puesO atura de meecmenOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
SIOnpFO dsltais.

Cada ves ua ve nfs coacuYFido sl cono.
cido ESTABLISHMENTS ds Hloda do 4 coIIe
de San FranCisco J 'sT.as Novad06e,a &,
gusn meEeciando q iunto favor dsl pIfhIi.
GO De la ciudad y Dc ia igIa que Rllf aOude
& obtsneE cuant0s aEtfcul0s Gon nee 1rio-
para toCadoE. adoTnou de tYais ia Q0l1fDoee
yuala etc, Esncing fna-, elpgantirir,nI
lombrillos, targets. sspoStaEcsp' dalr ma.
ycF novedad, RauRmaneEia3 Oor,6n Atom
bTas. iugusteS ds slbfIcuit'' adornor do
BomhRsro. Cortiulr. tOdo "a iin "a. 0ro "a
be encontra aE.s ar' -, bIeoiroffs11to r.
e1ta qlu.a q encusntEa al1 6Prseioa con.
Venisnte.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
Una fiesta en- los 'EIks /"

Hemog sido Cortssmento invitado1 para
10 fsHta, Concerto bHilo que ES proponon
llevaE 4 efsoto lrB "Eiks' o. los Ealonel de
% Login, FOTtaleza 19, ca 4 noohs del 10.
del ontEante FebFero. EulCEiba u invita-
Ci6n 81 geiioE 81. g. Howard Cuya coEtslfa
e1timamoS muche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29
Ell JAP0N NTENTA
COIngTaf CaIOleS.

So dice que Il Comini6n militlr iaponesa
que Ee haIla,actuaImon sn BeElin. pienua
coI0CaE anH AIemania az a oFden de caiione-
bastaRts imp0Etanto.
u numa total az e.ta orden 8 dice que
EaE6 de unoH diez miIlone. da doll6r.
Los aponesel tamblen Gs proponsn com.
pEar dies glObuI para Il guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29

En- el case de Mr. Ayres NO ha habdo tantO de mala a
como de gnOrancia En- los EsadOs ndOs exsten las
escuelas de Artes 0cos existen las escuela para
enseGar al aPtesanO ell tecnicismO de SUI OfciO
onan ao % T i que Gs 81 ss @ Fn o Sc a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-29

Sc ALQUILAN habitaCioneu para
guardian musble1 y an Cualto miTadoE, paa
r. CaballeEo solo. CEisto 10, altos infor.
wsr6n. Is v.a.