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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Gen. Horne Sent to Asylum While
Recovering Health.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 26.-Gen-
eral Richard c. Horne was acquitted
of the charge of numbering II. j.
Groves, managing editor of the Kansas
City Post, by a jury in the criminal
court tonight, The verdict stated that
General Horne was insane when he
shot Groves and has not fully recover.
ed, and recommended that Horne be
committed to an asylum. The jury
was out eighteen hours
General Horne on November 90. 1907
after he had been told that his SER
vices were no longer needed by the pa
per, shot and woundede o. ID. Wood
ward, the theatrical manager and
president of the Kansas City Post, an
evening paper, and killed II. j.
Groves. the managing editor, in the
editorial offices of that paper. II was
the contention of the defense that
Horne was made insane because. hav.
ing put everything he possessed into
the Post he lost not only his situation
but his money.
General Horne was brigadier gen.
eral on the staff of Governor William
J. Stone, He Is one of the Oldest and
best known editors i'm Missouri He
was prominent in Democratic politics
for many years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
KOREAN DIPLOMAT DEAD
Death Of D. W. Stevens viii Be Great
Loss to japan.

San Francisco, March 26-Durham
White Stevens, the Korean diplomatic
agent, who was shot by Lu Whan
Chang, young Korean, Monday, died
at the st. Francis hospital last night,
following an operation. Death was
due to peritonitis. The operation dis
closed that ball had perforated the
intestines in six places.
Chose Koike. the Japanese consul
general, who was at his bedside when
death came was greatly affected. He
said: This is most unfortunate.
This is a great loss to Japan, Korea,
and this country" Stevens leaves
two sisters in Atlantic city.
The assassin, when informed of his
victims death, showed delight He
said: Il am glad. He was no friend
of Korea and is better dead" The
charge of murder will be brought
against Chang and his accomplice.
Chun, who was wounded by a shot
from his companions revolver, but
apparently is on the road to recovery.
The entagonism of the Koreans to-
ward Mr.. Stevens was due primarily
to his association with the Japanese,
who, the Koreans say, are depressing
their country.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
CHARGED WITH NEGLECT
VIM. n. Tillinghast, Self-Confessed
Bride Taking Juror Chief Witness

New York, March 26.-William H.
Tillinghast, the self-confessed bribe-
taking juror in the interest of the Me-
tropolitan Street Railway company,
was the chief witness at the hearing
which was begun today on the char
ges preferred with the governor
against District Attorney Jerome. The
charges of neglect of duty were made
by committee of stockholders of the
Metropolitan street railway headed by
William King.
The proceedings were before former
Chief Justice Andrews of the Court of
Appeals who was appointed by Gov.
Hughes to take evidence for and
against the accused official.
Franklin Pierce appeared as counsel
for the complaining committee and Mr.
Jerome conducted his own defense.
The first of thetwenty allegations
taken up was that accusing Mr.. Jer-
ONE of neglect in the prosecution of
the Tillinghast and other cases of al
legged bribing by the Metropolitan
Street Railway company in 190O-19O2,
in personal injury cases in the city
courts and other cases in the Supreme
court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27

Compound OF Malt and Hops, Long Is.
land Bottling Co., Boston, one speci-
men legal, one illegal, alcohol not
stated, 5.25-539 per cent, by volume"
Wampole's Extract of Malt, Henry X.
Wampole & Co., Philadelphia, "alco
hol not stated, S.72 per cent by volume
Leopold Hoff's Malt Extract, Tarrant
a. Co., New York, three specimens
alcohol not stated, 563-7.32 per cent
by volume;" P. & A. Liniment. The
p. and A. Remedy Co, Rutland, mis-
branded, alcohol not stated" p. Il A.
Syrup of Spruce Gum, The p. & A.
Remedy Co., Rutland ''misbranded, al
cohol not stated" Uric-O, The Smith
Drug Co., 'misbranded; Leibig's
Beef, Iron and Wine, The Jarmuth Co.,
Providence, r. l.. "misbranded;" lime
water, Trodel Drug Co, Rutland, los
per cent U. S. P. strength" lime wat
er, A. II. Abraham, Rutland. r"3.4 per
cent u s. p. strength" lime water,
T. M. Barrett, Rutland, $50 per cent
U. S. p. strength" alcohol, Trudel
Drug Co., Rutland "S46 per cent; "
spirit camphor, T. NJ. Barrett Rutland
below U. S. P. standard in camphor
and alcohol spirit camphor, Charles
w. Ward, Rutland, below U. S. p.
standard in camphor and alcohol"
spirit camphor, A. H. Abraham, Rut.
land, below u. s. p standard in cam
phor and alcohol" spirit camphor,
Grim Bros. Fair Haven, below U. S.
p. standard in camphor and alcohol"
Compound Lotion Orange and Hama.
melis, b. NJ. Flint, Fairlee, ''misbrand-
ed Fowler's Solution. o. A. Cast,
Bellows Falls, below U. s. p. stan.
dard;' Fowler's Solution, A. H. Fuller
| Bellows Falls, below U. S. p. stan.
dard;" tincture aconite, F. II. Holden
4 Co., Brattleboro, below U. S p
standard; tincture iodine, A. H. Abra.
ham, Rutland, "7.1S grams in 100 c.
c.@"; tncture iodine, Green Bros.
Fair Haven, "514 grams in 100 C.
~c.*"; tincture iodine, T. NJ. Barrett
! Rutland, "4.l0 grams in 100 C. c."
tincture iodine, Pratt & Levins, Rut
land, "596 grams in 100 C. CO" tine
ture iodine, Trudel Drug Co, Rutland
Ass grams in 100 C. CO..
Where no number of specimens is
indicated in the report one specimen
! is intended.
U. S. P. standard 6.S6 7grams In
100 C. C.
Miscellaneous Meats.
Under the head of miscellaneous
meats the following report is made
Pork, three specimens, submitted by
DIR. A. M. Norton, Bristol, 'tichinae
present.; internal organs of sheep
submitted by f. H. Scott, Johnson
LESSONS resembling hillary tubercu
losis, also strongylus micrurus pres
ent"; beef liver submitted by DR.
w. N. Bryant, Ludlow, numerous
abscess"; pork, submitted by DR.. G
F. Ball, Rutland, numerous abscess.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
INSTRUCTED AND UNRESTRICTED
fractional Strife at Republican Con-
vention Held in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March o.
There was "A split in the Republican
third district convention held here
Tuesday One faction elected dele
gates instructed for Taft and one chose
uminstructed delegates. The Repub-
licans of the fourth district held two
conventions but both factions Endorsed
Taft. The seventh district Republic.
an convention instructed its delegates
to vote for Taft.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED
President Roosevelt and Adminstra
ton Endorsed at Richmond.

Richmond. Va, March 26.-The sec
ond district Republican convention in
session at Norfolk Tuesday named del
egates to the Republican national con-
vention at Chicago. The delegates
were not instructed. President Roose-
welt and the administration were in
dorsed. Efforts to secure the indorse-
ment of Taft failed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
INDIANA FOR BRYAN
Denver Democratic Delegates TO Sup
port Him for Nomination.

Indianapolis. Ind, March 26.-Dele-
gates to the state Democratic conven-
ton yesterday afternoon in district
meetings selected &c district delegates
to the Denver convention and the com.
mittee on rules selected four delegates
at large. A majority of the delegates
will vote for the reelection of Thomas
Taggart for member of the national
committee. 1t is the present an
nounced intention of all the Denver
delegates to support Bryan for the
presidential nomination.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
ONE DELEGATE FOR CANNON
Fordney of Michigan is For Cannon If
He is a Candidate.

Saginaw, Mich, March 26.-The
eighth district Republican convention
Tuesday chose j. w. Fordney of Sag
NAV and p. c. Dewey of Oswesso, del
egates to the national Republican
convention. They were not instruct
ed but Mr.. Fordney told the conven-
ton that he would vote for Speaker
Cannon If he is presidential condi-
date.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
BROUGHT IN SEALED VERDICT
Verdict of $725.41 for Damages by Rut
land Railroad.

Rutland, March 26.-The jury in Rut
land county court brought in a sealed
verdict today in the case of Edward |.
Vail of Pawlet VS.. the Rutland Rail-
road Co., awarding Vail S725.41 for
damages for loss of services when his
wife was injured alighting from train
at Dandy two years ago. The railroad
contended that Vail could demand no
damages because it settled for person
al injuries of Mrs. Vail for the same
accident.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
RUTLAND MAN PROMOTED
Made Assistant Superintendent Allan
tic Gulf & Pacific Construction Co.

Rutland, March 26.-Walter H. Hor-
ton has resigned as superintendent of
the Rutland Street Railway Co., to
accept the position of assistant super
intendent of the Atlantic, Gulf & Pa
cific Construction Co., of New York.
Mr. Horton came here in 1902 and was
prominently identified with the exten.
sion of the street railway to Fair Ha-
ven and also the building Of the Chit
tenden Power Cos plants in Chitten-
den and Mendon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27

J. A. DeBoer, of Montpelier, pres.
ident of the National Life Insurance
Co., Is mentioned as a possible can
didate for election as city representa-.
tive next fall.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
WEATHER FORECAST

For Eastern New York and Western
Vermont rain and colder tonight.
Saturday partly cloudy; probably rain
and colder on the coast
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-27
HOOSiCK FALLS

lHeTe Will Ue meeting OF UnlteQ
lodge, No. 500, l. o. o. F., at their
rooms on next Monday evening
Mrs. Danforth Geer and daughter,
Miss Augusta Geer have returned from
Washington where they spent two
weeks.
The Mower and Reaper band will
hold its 23rd annual concert and ball
on Easter Monday evening at Woods
opera house.
Invitations are out for the Easter
dance and concert of the Delta
Omnicron Pi fraternity, which will be
held at Holmes hall on Monday even
ing, April 20.
Golden Crown Rebekah lodge Is
making arrangements for a masquer-
ade bail which will be an invitation
affair and will be held on Friday,
April 3, at Odd Fellows hall.
The ladies auxiliary of the Emerald
Beneficial associations fair and baz-
aar will meet this evening at the club
rooms on Classic street 1t will be a
work meeting and plans will be djs0
cussed relative TO making the -
attractive.
Rev. h. b. Tozer who
resident of Hoosick Falls
seven months has BEEN
ply the pulpit of the Ba
Hoosick, made vacant
nation of the pastor,
taking effect on Apri
1t has been annouI
president, Putnam,
water committee wi
again and that the
devolving upon the
will be assumed
pointed water com
Trustee Watson M.
ward is the charm
the full board of vi
At a meeting Of
Woodmen of Ameri
day evening at the
members were rece
and the degree worke
der the direction of
Chas.. w. Lockwood.
present from other places IT,
Deputy William Cromer of
who delivered an address on W
craft.
A letter to c. A. Johnston from State
Fish Culturist Tarleton II. Bean states
that $4,000 fingerlings and 10000
trout fry will be supplied to this town
late in May or early in June. The
brook trout fry and fingerlings will be
used to stock the White Creek stream,
the Wiley brook and the Case brook.
This consignment of half million is
by far the largest ever granted and
will make these streams more popular
than ever.
The adjourned case of Edward Da-
ley, charged by the Boston e. Maine
Railroad company came up before Po-
lice Justice Moon at police court at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning, Daley be-
ing represented by Lawyer William A.
Cahill. Detective Ewing of the Bos.
ton and Maine Co.'S force, asked for a
further adjournment owing to the in
ability of the district attorney to be
present. The request was granted by
the court and the case adjourned un-
til Thursday, April g.
Special officer Robert Stapleton was
| in town today on the coal robbery bus
| mess. Elmer Lasher who was takeT
| in charge by Chief of Police McMana
way and officer Stapleton was in con-
this morning. Lasher was wllnng &c
admit his guilt in that he had picked
from the tracks at least seven tons Of
coal during the winter but stated thai
he had never in his life been on Goa
car. Having entered plea of guilt.
to petit larceny, he was fined s1I
| which he paid.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
LO QUE. DE La CHARCA" Sc Duo.

10 advorEeueia principal" "Eso On cuan'
to Ia pREte docsntg do Ia novsIa. POr
10 que toCs & Bu dessmpsfio aEtfBtiCO, 81
autoE no dsiR nads que deaosr. Sug psE'
sonAion tisnen vida, 90 muevsn , obFRn
con admirable realidad; la aCOi6n 90 doBsn-
vuelv0 natural, Los ronoFtss dramGtiCog no
son dc encaPgo Bino de puEs Oongsousncis,
= IaB deBcripCion08 eEt6n hSChsa con ss0
maraviIlosO modo que tranlforma Ia p'u'
ma on pinOol, loo palsbEaB On gOIpsa de- CO.
lor y el ssbiIo en alma de 10 que 90 pints,
En- oCanioneg 81 poets jusg8 trav0BaVRB
de imsginaci6n 81 pAissjiBta, p0FO nuncR
aI eBbozRdOE dc EetERtos = CREaoteRes, y
mucho menoB oil fE6Bofo.''
"PusEtO Rico tiene On Zsno Gambia IN
nOvsliSts experimental do gtande fusrzs; =
'tLR ChaECa" paFScs Rsr an principle fsliz
para una EOputaoi6n do alto OFdeu.-
N. BOlst Perasa-EneEo de 1895 Ntw
York.
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NovIEMBRH % 1908.
NOMAS CONDEScEN.
denCia,

~ Dssd0 81 SfiO 1898, sn que Loo 1ichonoB
OAfionsg del foeTte de Viequel me hiCieF0n
pRHRF 81 auBtO mRyOR de mi yida, q miEsn
que he paHadO muchoRlO no he queEiEo
0CuphTmG de buBCRF q poF que do lag CoBGs;
pOrO hoy pEetendO buSCRF 0l pOF que do Ia
CondsHCaud0ncis que hay con CieEtOg indi'
viduoB poE Gl muniCipio do Ia Ciud0d veCi'
M (Bayam6n).
En- primer t6Fmiuo, Jpor qp6 lG ORrne-
GB tan cara On 81 GxpOndiO, oBtRnd0 el ga
nado tan bRFAto2 EGte On u punto impoE'
tantfsim0 que mOEoo0 tFRtaEHa con ~OieRta
dat0nci6n, puOB 30 tERtR nadB m0n0B dc
un REticulo dc pTimsFa nOoesidRd para IN
pueblo que h8C9 tempo vieno Hi6nd0 VIC
TINA do 10 exploitation miserable de un0B
CuantoB, que pT0tsnden On POGO tempo en-
EiquaCORH0 GxpOn8Ra del pUeblo indtfsa'
10, puadO dSCiTUe, p0r no tsnOr On~loB pueB'
too RdminiHtEativOB qui0n vsls por 81, evil
tondo era miserable exploitation.
Y tan en- aal, que t0nGm08 Rqui en San
Juan que con Ol migmO pTGci0 de gauadO y
quiEGB, con m0yoTes diicultAdOs para loB
GbsBtsO0dOyeE, Ol ayuntAmiOnt0 hG busCado
IL fOEmR do que 81 RbaOtsCsdoE no 90 per-
judiquS, pOro tan POGO uNIgS peTjudicRdO 0l
pueblo.
ICu&l hR Hid0 la foEmA?
PUeB deiRF que On Lee pTimGTRg h0TaB do
la mAfiRnR el RbRBtOCsdoF venda 81 RTtfCuIo
Rl pTeCio que CFoR C0nVenientG, hacienda
uOl0 bBjRE tan pTontO pGlan 010g h0ERB do
lR mRfiRnR, 90 dOCiF, que 4 las II puede el
p0bR9 Ol dc mOdianR aituaoi6n compFar
"a CSTnG, pueg eBt6 q an pFeci0 CquitRtiv0.
. Fn6 RuwRWn6m IN hNAa In
miBmo?
No qUiOro dsCir que ento SEQ fAltR de
paTiCiR on loB GehoTol del ConCOio munich
pal, nc, poTque me COnat0 que On ere con-
COjo hay pOEn0nag capaCOs y p0RitR8 On ID
administration, como 10 son indudNblOm0n.
tO GI BsfioF don SsbRNti6n DavilO, pTeBid0n
te del C0nCeio, el BtfioE RsfAoI Rivera
Colon, ConC0jRl; oil UfioE RodRiguOg, conc0
ial y 81 senior OrTaON, tambi0n conceal
todA8 peTlOnaB que han pTobado mas de
~ una veg "a intOT6J pOr l1 mUniCipRlidGd
"a intoROadudoE0 poT que 81 alumbTadC
asR buen0, BuBtituy 6ndolo con luz Ol6CtEics
"a mOjoERndo BuI GALES , aCsrRB, en- sGtu
di0 IN RCueduCtOp etc etc.
PGTo pRTec0 qaG no 10 han fjRd0 On Lei
Con6iCioneH do RlimOntaci6n do sBe mismc
pueblo, con luz Ol6ctEioa, con cRllea ARE
glAdRB y On via8 do I'm ROusducto.
iEG faltO de pe1iCiA?
Ne; mss pRTec0 COndeIoOndenCiG, dsbidN
quiE6s fAV0TeI que puOdA haber tenidC
lS administration dc OGOG gtfioROI que tie
nsn 81 AbABtO, fhvorsI que habEGn b0nG-
fciadO al pueblo on an Gentido, poTiudiCGn
dol0 tel VCz ca 0tRo.
Vean los BOflorol de lR administration
municipal do BAyAm6n que no trAto de
moEtifCaEloT, pueB EOConOzCo aus COndiCio
men AdministratiVaS y hSgO juEtiCiR %
splNudiEIaB, p0Po OonIuEO Gu COndO1CGndOn
CiR CuRndo CT0o que 20 items, en- Ci0rton
REunton que peEjudiCAn al pueblo.
Guayaes8.
Novismbrs 25 do 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25

La ObaTea.-''DigdR de rar leida una
vsz y otsa 60 0Ata obFR, en- que 81 autoE
astudiR un eRtaAo social: la degeneration
dol pueblo lSbEi1go de Su bsIla terra nR'
tal, AtEibuy 6ndolo variaB CRugaR que
han CraRd0 un medic depEim BntS, -quitan'
do 10 EazR Ia fu0Ezs ffsiCR.
f'El senior doctor Z9no Gambia aB an es'
OTitor do ITALIA, uu obHsrvador psnetEant0,
an antgudimisntO pEoviato de CuRnto 30
nsCsOitR para 81 examsD, para To eBpoDiCi6n
dol disgn6stiCo del case que eBtudis, , para
indiCar 0I Esmsdio que hs de aanaEls.
En- suB ouRdrog nOB pEeBsnts 0l FaquitiE-
mo ffaico, IR pervsRai6D: 81 hombEa y ls
a'i6 Pof Il 1mola 81 aiI aiimSntaoi6O, el opa.qas
Cimi0nto do Loo GnimoB con 90 Conaiguionta
sHtEsvfO de OAEaCtOE, pOr lG inCuEis y lOB
viCioR.
ROeonBtEuir Ia razs por los medioB que
10 CienoiR hR avGEiguRdo como GfcReeB, 90
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Progresses que IeaIiza Ia C0munidad
de M8yagiiez.
RiGrl PlmN J Pagan, NtORt0S a general pro
grgSO Do Ia CfHiad.
(De nue8trO rsdaOtor en- viaie.)

MSyOgUas.-GERndeu mejorau tiene sn
pFoys0to el muniCipio Dc ID Ciudad = en-
brsYo ssE6 an hecho el e1tablsCimiSnto dc
'cloaCaR" que hagan 0l deuagIs do Ia pO'
blaCi6n = mejoFAr todo 10 possible uuB CON
diCioneB HanitaEiRB.
81 Official de nRnidsd doctor GonzfIez
Martinez siguO trabRjSndo con tOdO empe'
no poFque Is lIeven & l0 pT6ctiCa, 0n Ol
mas coEto plazO possible laB rGfOEmRB ,
pFoyactol que dO8do hR tempo visn0 sStU
diRndo para m0ioEsr 81 eHtHdO de DSlubri'
dad pdbliOa.
Mayagtez hR gRnSdo mueho durRnts
loB i'timo8 II % = % administration muni'
CipaI, On 10 que gran Parts hR tornado 81
p0pulRr Hlcalde, p0atS , h6biT NdminiRtEA'
dor, aefioE Mariana RisEa Palmer, msEoCo
Lon mayoroB y mas justoB plGComOH.
ImportRnte8 GumGG de dinOTo 20 8plicR'
ran & obTas p6blicaB en- el oorEisntO ejeEci'
clio y Ii poblRCi6n HgguiEa m0joEandO no
tabIomente, como "a impOEtRnCiB ESqui0Ee
, mOTsC0.
EI pFonidonts del municipio Bef1oE Pa
pEn a9 smpefis tambi6n mucho 0nl favor
de Ia Iocnlidad, unisndo IN eBfUOEso 81 be-
ntf2 2io Comdn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
NOTICIAS De MAYAGUEZ.
(De mws0trO reporter en- vioje.)


MNyRguaz 24.-En RGuntos de lR Qua
Mica Genital, y en- approximation dol bU-
feto & que perten0OO, hs llsgado hoy & eHtR
Ciudad al Lodo. Manuel T0Eo, dc Ponce,
que r0gEeHArG mafiSna & Do F0Bid0nCia. -
Ell gGfior Santiago 6ambolfD, diAtin'
guido CompAtEiotR de San German, pEeOi-
dsnts del oomit6 unionista de aquOllR Ciu'
dad y haosndRdo, 90 0ncu0ntER Rquf en-
aHuntoB pREticulaFGn.
"a fnsg del entEants m01 90 auBsntaE6
defnitivRments para Osy0y, en- dOndO de-
RempefiRER Ol cargo do jusz municipal,
para que fu6 elegido On Las dltimR8 cleo
clones, nuGBtro CompatriotR el Lcdo. Ri.
cardO A. Gomez. Muy sBtimado Rquf,
deja muohas SimpatfRg. En- CaYey hizO
Ia campGf1R electoral Ultima y 81 bu8n
6xito corona RlIf Lon eafuOTson do I0 Union
de PasEtO Rico, que vSnei6 otTG v0E obts'
niGnd0 ma gran mRy0rfR dc vot0g.
La rsfoTmR = RmpliaCi6n del B0FviOi0
del aCuOduCto DO MRyagis8, puOdO ConSi'
deTRrBe C0mo FsGuslta = la CiudRd diAfFu'
taE& en- bFOv9 do enc impoFtPntfaimR meio'
70 que pOdF6 0atOntaT 10 actual adminiB'
TRACTION municipal, como una de los que
hR podido llsv0F faliz t6rmino.
-Est6 90 MaysgU.z, en- aBuntOB do ne
goCiOB el Eefior ConEado Palau, del CO.
m0ECfo de San Juan, que hsCs po9o FsgEo'
% do Espahs On dond8 satuvo una COFta
tsmpoFadR. AptBB de evsniF Msysgi:z
sAtuvo en- Ponce , ests tsFds CslsbE6 una
larga confeEenCiR con e1 a0fior RlsEs Pal
meF, quedRndo aFFeglado BRtiAfnctoEiamon'
to el aaunto que les ocup6.
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Las fieras de Berlin.


Berlin, NvbEs. 5.-LaH numsEO1HB per-
BonAB que hoy, como dia ftDtivo, ConCu.
EEfAn & ls expoBiCi6n de fsral que On 0HtO
capital hR inRtRladO Ol C6lsbR0 domRdoF
Mr., WilhOlm AgsnbOCk, BAlieTon do AlIf
horEoFisRdRB poE Ol eSpectkCulO qu0 ante
"a vista DO hAbia dOnaEEol.ado.
EutEs OtFOl expaEim0ntOV, Mr.. Agen'
beck hACfa CaminRr por una ''montA6A
TuIA" un hsFmouo impOnsnts CSC blOn.
co, que nunCR 10 hAbi0 moHtTRdO rebslde
Las 6rdene1 del domAd0r.
Pero hoy Las GosaI paBSron do muy dis
tintO mAneFG, puGs 81 CRBtigGTle sl domA,
dor FepItidaS veceu, Ol oBo lOvsnt6 una
mAnO = con ella di6 tan terrible zATp1z9 &
Mr.. AganbSck. que eats COy6 al IuOlo On
vuOlto en- Hu propia BRDgEe.
La prontR intervention de los ampl0R
don do Ia ''menageEiO'', que con IArgoB e
ETOI IrgtGEon EUjetsr la terrible f0ra,
impidi6 que 0l oHo destEC Ears paE comple-
30 RI domRdoT.
Sin embargo, 81 GStado do 6nts Go gravf.
Eimo y 30 tsmO que fsllssoa de an m0men.
30 ( otF0.
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OEMa-
siado masculine.
In veto en- contra del VOtO a Ia mu.
jsF pusltOIIiquefia.
QutsTs uue los OnpIsOs que Oeupa 10 mgIsr %
rfGIaIs VGbIEtls J prIVldls, 50 dsB a,Dl'
dFOS do fimIIla,
ST. Director do "La COrroupondsnciH'

sr. DiEeCtoE do "LR OoEragpond0nciR".
MuY sGfioE mic: = ---
En- aI paEi6diCo % direction hR pTopueB'
to uated In CueAti6n del Yoto lR muiaF, =
20 cFe0 que los que no estamos C9nfoTme8
con ESQ, tsnsm03 tambi6n 81 d0R0ch0 de
GxpEsBaT con franqueZR nueltFa opinion.
Ls dire aHl que 20 eEsO que 10 que ha
hsCho "LR Correspondence" CO lsVantRTle
& las mujsEss Iog CaBcoB mas de 10 gus "a
10 tienen con gBag m0daB nusvRB que NOS
han tEa1dO los ameriCanoB, de que saten
haHtR On las tioinas = On los almacsneS.
oCupando pueatOg que pOdrfRn taneE ps'
dEsB do familia que nsoOzitan dc IN EuOldo.
AhoFR con 10 del v0to no H6 dOndB iFia'
mos paTar, pusB baat1uts 90 mstsn yR en-
polftica, lleVando lacitoB y Rplaudisndo Gn
los meetiDgg. Yo me atNDgo Rl RafFGp: "lR
mujsE lR pieEnR quebERdR , en- cRBR" oCu'
pGndoBs de guB debGTO8 de madRs de
hijs , nRds mas QUe 90 inutEuyan , que
spFendSn para 0ducaF & los hijon y CuidRE
del hogAr, dHjando les hpmbFoH oCupaTBs
do 10 que sB pEopio do noBotEOu. lB0enoB
0starfamoB entFegando 81 mRnejo y EeBolu'
ci6n de las CoBaB p6bliOaB unRB CEiAtuEaB
tan BupsFfcialsB, como nifiog, que solo
piSnHan en- loB BombrsEoB , les Cintal!
Mi opinion ca concrete es que lR mujor
tieus 90 mission en- sl hogaE y no On ls pIa'
20 pdhlic8 y que poF 10 tanto no 20 l0
dsbs otoTgaF 81 dsrsCho de slsctOr y mu'
cho menoB sl de olegibls.
De I'd. RtantamentO,
Simon T. Martinez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-25
USADO Con ExTAORDINARA FREcUEHCA FOR
ell PrCsIdeRtO d. COHsslO EjOentIVa do
PR,

Isl la sxp0EisnOia de aIgunoB sfioB do
pF6CtiOR m6dicR puede ten0P Rlg6n vail
miOnt0y nadis Bs extrafiar6 que en ella
funds mis- aB0veFaCioneB cuand0 60 tFats
de 0mitir una opinion BobR0 an msdioa'
m0nto que he uBsdo con extraoFdinaria
fE0OuGnCiH. Me FtfsF0 6 10 Emulsion de
Scott. La paRfsCts union de loa Compo'
n0nte8, Ol 0gFadRbl0 saboE que dstsrmina
10 bien que ss Cong0TvR mientRaB 90 0BtG
0mpleando, J BobEs tOdo Ian impoEtsnte8
indiCRGiOneB m61iGag que IIens, aon gu
mej0r = mas BsguRB gaEautfa.
Por eaa Fas6n adm en- laa enfsrmadadas
q paTeC0T mas inCuFRblsB esmo Ia tisSS, Lao
OaQUegiGs, Las e0Or6fUEas Lac Gnensias, el
rGqNitismeO, 10 dsbigidGd general, Ia falta de
deSarrOgLO On las mUjsEeI en- Lea nifi9s y
0tER IaTga BsEis qus ssFfR prolific snumorar
80 We que e8tR BustSnois opera vsEdadeFou
milsgroB, y que. lOB 0nfOFmoa que por de-
CiEl0 aBf Ge halIsban las pu0rtss de Is
mueEto, Be tEanafoEmBn dc pronto adqui.
Eiendo faeEgRB, EObustss, color, animRCi6n,
galud, en unR pslabEa, que RcFadita Cada
dfa Is juutiois do 10 fsma del inmsnuo
cr6dito de que tan titil preparation gozs On
q todo mundo."
p. Dr.. Rafael del Yale.