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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
SeaSonabLe lettings.

and she felt OF her belt IN the
back" now that she has left. Off her
cost.
The demand for wire screens is
brisk
Vans filed with furniture show
that moving time is here.
All the soda fountains in the city
are fixing
Weekend visits to country houses
have begun.
Shoppers with leather bags, carpet
bags, and telescope bags give evil
.dence that our country cousins have
come to town a-shOpping.
The Eotorman's life, which up TO
this time has not been a happy
one. now IS considered extremely de-
sirable.
An umbrella should be the constant
companion of the girl With the new
hat these showery days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Looks.

There ia a certain demoraiizing elc-
ment introduced when a woman allows
herself 10 look slovenly. and no matter
In what manner she is employed she
must learn 70 keep herself physically
and mentally m good condition.
During the social season probably
every woman taxes good care OF her
appearance. and particularly Of her
hands and face. But when Weather
friends go out OF town and enervsting
weather tends 10 bring careIesSness in
many duties. how many women realize
the neCs Ssity of continuing the strict
course Of treatment they have followed
during the wfnter2 Yet n the skin IS 70
lock well next Jan II must not be
neglected during the spring and sum
mer. Remember that, and DO not sub
ject Il 20 rough usage.
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10 Attend Convention

Preparations are being made By q
number OF prominent charity workers TO
attend the charities and corrections
convention. which VIII be held IN Rich
mond- Va one Of the features Of tha
convention viii be the discussion OF chs
question OF needy families and their
homes This viii be under the direct
SUPERVISION OF Ms John Glenn. OF Bal
JlIaore, who is widely known as q char
Ity worker and Or-auizer
Among the prominent speakers viii la
the Rev w J. Kirby, OF the Catholic
Z nlVcrslr5-- ana Porter r Lee. OF Ruf-
lalo. The latter city IS an Industrial
city and lIr- Lee viii tel o. the condf-
CONS which have prevailed there during
me past --ezaE and the manor IN which
they have beer handed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
SCHOOL GIRLS PRESENT
CHARMING OPERETTA

Pupils Of the Immaculate Conception
Academy gave an entertainment yes
terday afternoon. when an audience
which filed the hall heard a charnnng
little three-act Operetta. The hall and
stage were prettily decorated with
spring blossoms, and presented an at
t-active picture. Among those who had
roles in the operetta We're Miss Anna
Donovan, Miss Helen Birch. Miss Mary
Winter, Miss Kate Cuneo, Miss Mary
DangeIo, Miss Margaret Dunn. Miss
Evelyn Hunter. Miss Mary AIcInerney.
and Miss May Fitzgerald.
An attractive group OF school girls
made up the chorus
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Poet S Wife as a MiELiner.

Mrs. Richard IL GalIienne. the wife Of
the vyell-knovn writer. viii shortly set
nm real hat shop in Paris Il is sure
70 do vel. for she herself did not dis
dain TO begin at the beginning. working
In a Paris rnodiste's atelier until she
had acquired all those ''beggariy ele-
ments" OF hat making which II IS so
dangerous 20 despise. Mrs. lie Cal
Meune. as many people know. If a Dane,
born Miss Julie Norregard, and her mar
rage to Mr. lie Caffeine took place ten
years ago, the year after he published
THE Quest OF the Golden Girl" Like
her husband. she has written a good
deal: IN fact. she has been a very clever
and capable journalist. corresponding
for Danish papers as wen as contribut-
ing 20 the English press
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01

second season IN Paul Armstrong; play,
'Salomy Jane" has been taken III and
has been forced 10 aoandon the remain
der Of her tour.
The Illness Of Miss Robs IN became
know through the cancellation OF the
bookings Of "Salouy Jane" at the
Grand Opera House. PU-Ehkeepsie
where the company was 10 have ap-
peared next Tuesday.
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TIER "Whtfe Elephants.

In a town where everything is ND TO
date and the ladies are always plan
ming some new scheme Of entertain
nent. a strange thing happened. A
white Elephant" party was an
nounced, and each guest was requested
70 bring something that she could not
find an use for and yet was too good
TO thrO away
The party would have been a great
success but for an unlocked for de-
velOpment- Eleven OF the nineteen wo-
lnea brought their husbands
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
JUDGE KMBALL GOES 10 BOSTON

Judge Ivory G. kimbau, presiding
over the United States branch OF the
Police Court LEFT last night Tor a trip
70 Boston b. sea. he viii return 10
" asl-1sJon Monday During Judge
himbalIs absence Judge AuIlowny WI
preside over both branches OF the court.
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Does Same Work.

''She IS not given the same salary for
exactly the same sort and ,nount Of
work now because she must hive bread
10 eat. and since f. IS the custom OF
employers 10 undeTpay their feminine
employees she cannot h5pe 70 overcome
their prejudiCes IN this matter without
starving 10 death while she IS doing Il
When that time comes that a DAYS
work Is considered without the sex OF
the worker being taken Into cousidera-
ton. then viii the woman take her true
place in an of6ce-for Enderpzid work
men are never respected as they should
be-
Whereupon the woman walked ont Of
the room SO quickly that re man had
no possible cEanCe OF replying, even
~ ne were not SO surprised as 70 be
totally unable 10 ind words
LEONORE CALVERT.
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To Remove Ink Stains.

"R. CA preparation which will re-
move ink stains without injury TO the
material nlay be obtained at any drug
store Lemon and salt or buttermilk
and salt will sometimes remove m ink
stain n applied and placed in the sun
for several hours.
To remove freclSles use one hve-hun-
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ANSWERS to Questions ASKED
By Many Readerso of The Times

dredth solution OF bilhIor1de Of mercury.
Buy the tablets from a druggist and
ask him how 70 make the correct sOlu-
tiOn. Battle the 1rCckled surface every
evening with medicated cotton or soft
Z linen. allowing the solution TO cry on
the skin. Then rub in a good cold
cream.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Genuine Homemade Milk Bread.

Milk bread IS made I'm the real homo
way of the best ingredients mixed with
milk Instead Of water. Delivered direct
from oven 70 table, :, loaf Homemade
PIES. all favOrite kinds, 20c each.
Holmes Bakery, 1st and Z SITS. Phones
Linen. $40 and 144I
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
LOCAL MENTION.
The Wisdom Of Having f'Malt"
Bread on the Table

is appreciated IN more ana more house
holds every day. A daily diet Of this
pure, nourishing bread means health and
strength for every member Of the fam
lily Remember 10 specify Schneider's
Malt Bread. At grOCers'. fresh daily Ec
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01

Cetum Corn. &c: Eariy. June Peas. 7ILc.
cans Sifted Esrly June Peas, for 25c.
1888 p st. NV. and }. T.. ,. PyIes' y
ether places.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Evening Dress.

&c r W."-For formal entertain
nients, grand opera, ana the thearer
generally the dress sui is proper. The
lines Of etiquette IN these matters are
not strictly drawn IN Washington and
the dinner coat or Tuxedo. IS popular
Tor theater wear When not lccOunDauy-
Ing a woman a. the theate- q business
suit is frequently worn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Books for Soldiers.

Miss Williams; Miss Peixotto, 2223
Eighteenth street northwest. Will send
for or receive any books or magazines
for the soldiers in foreign or home sta
tons. Her telephone number is North
4495.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
MANY NEW NAMES
ON 400 CLUB LIST
Scheme to Help Washing
tons Poor and Sick
Highly Satisfactory.

Indications are that before many days
have passed another hundred names wiz
be added 10 the list Of the -Four Hun
dred Club. In less than a week sixty
one additional names have been sent IL
10 the Associated Charities. eacn carry
ing with g the membership Zee Of so.
Interest IN the movement 10 aid
mothers with sick babies. and the effort
which IS being put forward Tor the pre-
venuon Of consumption. has grown
widely since the purposes Of the clur
have been set forth clearly. The funds
which are raised in this manner are
devoted exclusively 10 such ends, and
there has been q manifest willing spirit
on the part OF the public to do its part
toward alternating such distressing con
dftiOns
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In making all cold creams, the fats
and oils are put in a double boiler and
warmed by gentle heat until they can
be smoothly mingled, or creamed- The
perfumed water IS added drop by drop,
while the mixture is being beaten stead
lily with a silver fork. All tinCtUreS
should be. added last Of all, IN the same
way as The perfumes In mixing this
cream, add the glycerine TO the orange
flower water. and dissolve the DOraN In
the mixture, then pour 10 slowly into
the blended fats, stirring continuously,
add the perfumed oils last. just before
the cream COngeals- Do not make the
mistake Of submitting the fatty sub
stances 10 more heat than is needed 10
cream them thoroughly together.
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Delicious at An Times

Are the pies baked by the Connection
Pie Co . different kinds. with the
crispy crust.
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Dates for Tour of Ac-.
treSS Are Can
Celed.

NEW YORK. Nay Miss Eleanor
Robson. who has been starring for the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Tonic for Hair.

Julie-The following tonic used upon
the hair at night, brushing the hair
well after applying, viii restore the
scalp 10 a hCalty condition and prevent
the hair from turning gray:
Citrate OF iron....................2 draChms
NuX vomica,.---.---.-..-.-.. drachms
.COcoanut il....-............---.-.1lz ounces
Bay rum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 ounces
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Carpets, Taken Up. Cleaned, and Store;

Lowest prices. i. p. HInkel &, Co.. lSS
Maine ave. sw. Phone Main POS.
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ONE MANS REASON WHY WOMEN
GET LESS PAY THAN MEN
FOR SAME WORK.

she IS. but she is late the next day
Just the same
IF a man clerk is an hour late. a
stick OF dynamite lifts him so high that
time
Men More Self-Reliant.
Then. a masculine emplore is gen
orally more self-reliaut than a woman.
and uses his head TO more purpose. The
woman feels she IS only 20 do what
she is told. and as soon as the sun seeks
the west she begins tc work at her hair
and smooth the feathers In her hat. ana
soon quietly and sweetly says Good
evening No so with a man. He IS
ashamed 10 close his desk while his
employer Is at work. II he has not this
pride, he lacks the very elements that
point 70 success and promotion It is
true Woman's presence IS uplifting in
an office, and that means much And
generally she IS satisfied and cheerful,
while man, il he asplres TO beSter things,
IS restless, pressing often for more sal
airy than he IS worth Most young men
from eighteen 70 twenty are very much
struck on themselves and then ability
This Is not true OF women
If the business woman would only
realize that since she has chosen the
life and duties Of business people her
time belongs 10 her employer. she would
should remember the adase Early 20
bed and early 70 rise and not keep her
boss waiting for Ter appearance. for
while he may be q martinez with the
men under him. he cannot. II he is
naturally gentle. be cross with the fem
mine o1fiCe force A woman II she
would succeed in business. must be
prompt, self-reliant, willing. and anx-
lOus 20 please"
Defense Of Women.
The man paused and his feminine
auditor began 20 talk breathlessIy.
There isn't a word Of truth IN all thar
nonsenseT she cried II know a lot
of girls who work for a living. and I
have never yet known one 10 ask so
many preliminary questions No one
blIJ cooks demands To know how many
there are in the family ana what even
iuEs on they have
Besides. women are honest naturally
AID instincuvely. II is ridiculous 20
say they have no temptations when
there are Merry Widow ats 10 be
bought and al the parts O. an eIabor-
ate spring toilette
men. but when iu an Office they Try 10
take an interest in any work not
strictly their own they are called
pushing and 'officious-'
The woman in business as a rule IS
earnest ana conscientious and iuCzIli-
" IN getting down at an early hour in
the morning, and that IS entirely due
10 the fact that pufs are hard 70 adjust
II sic mad only 20 give a lot CT snort
hair a cursorr brush. she would De on
hl-nG at s also The woman in business
But the time viii certainly me when
she viii lie
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Large Cans Best Tomatoes, J &c:

Coarse, discolored, oily. red skin. rendered
fair and Inviting by Satin skin powder. sc.
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Results Satisfactory.

The manner IN which membership
mas increased during the past few dasa
mas been highly satisfactory 70 the A.
ISOLATED Charities ard TO 8Ir. LIsue-. Il
whose ins-isation the plan was formed
Following IS a list or the new members
Of the climb
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-01
Orange Flower Cream.

Miss l. K.-The recipe for Orange
Flower Cream" IS this:
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7 she IS. but she is late the next day
/ just the same
] If a man clerk IS an hour late.
I stick OF dynamite lifts him so high that
! he comes down the next morning on
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOlA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autorIzado S2.4OO, 600. Capital ruall'
zaaO S3l5 532.9S, U. SC.
OperaoSOmes que Tsog6sa:

OperGciOmeS que TsGJSsG:
PT6StamOs: Con garantias persOnales, con
OOlaterales, y con hipOtecas cOrtO y largo
plazO sObre fnGas rlstiCas.
DssOusntOs: De giros, pagares, y Obl1ga
clones cOmeEciaIes cOrtO plazO.
GlrOS: SObre Espaha, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HamburgO.
9lEOs per Cable: sObre New York y Ma
drid:
OusRtas COrrlsntss: Con interes de Up. m
nual dispOnibles q la vista pOr cheques.
ImpOsIOOna8 plazo flo: Con interes de q 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SGCCOR dc ahOrrOS: ImpOsiciOnes sObre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. a 1,OOO con intereses
al pS annual.
CObFanIaS: POr cuenta agena con cOmi.
sion Qfnima de CObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los cOrrientistRs.
0sp6sItO8: De elective y valOres.
0ambIO do mOnbda8: De tOdOs los pafses.
VsRta do O6dulas hipOtsOaTIaS: La mejOr in
version en- Puerto Rico, inter6s 2 p. 8 pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
Vsnia do fnoas: Dando facilidades para Ol
pagO, On las iurisdiCciOnes de Adjuntas,
Aguas BuenRs, AibOnitO, ArecibO, BarceIO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, COrOzal, Qua
yama, HatillO, Juana Diaz, Lola, MRnRt1
Maricao, NaFanjitO, Patillas, Rio Grande,
UtuadO, YabucOa. yYaucO.
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JUAN BRAScHI.
Director Inferno.
ESCALAMIENTO y
rObO en- la Plaza
Provision Comp.
AbrierOn la GAIA y Sc llevarOn 10
que en- ella habia.
La detective trabaja en- la aVeri-
guaci0n del deIitO.

Sc infoFmR que On 10 msdrugadR do
hoy 20 porpBtE6 On In Plaza Provision
Company, I'm OBCalamiOntO y FobO y que
6ItO, que no fu0 do gran monta, pudo 8sF
do comfortable CuRDtfa.
PAToC0 que los ladEOnOG psnstrHFOn pOF
IL PaTtO alta del sdifCio, y, dsBCsndiondo,
lOgESFOn 0ntrAF On Ol 0utSbleCimionto On
d0nds ObEisFon ID OSiS do dinorO, Fevol.
visndO CuantOH d0Cumentou hSllBFon ain
duds sBpOFGnSSd0B do hGll0T entire 6ItoI
Ch0ckeg 8 vGl0TeI en- billOtOB de bRuOO, eI
E0FanzSB que leB T0uultaFon fallidaI.
Solo pudi0FOn lloVNFls 10 POGO que on In
CFjN hSbiH = q. era un pGquefi1 FGmGnOnt0
quO BiOmpEe 90 dejR On ella para Ol cam.
bio do Un die para sl siguisnt0, puau 90
tiOne OOutumbTo de depolitAF sI FOIto del
din0F0 On uno do EoH bEnCoU dc Ia Ciudad,
CiECunAtGnciA lR qu0 10 dGbi6 qUs Sl Fobo
no fueaO de gran impOEtanCis.
So OviB6 enBsgui6R q ID dSteCtive, que
30 hHllN en- GCtivR inveBtigaCi6n del Bu'
CGgO.
YG 90 hn tornado declaration & varies
pG0DOI do Ia Casa.
El OEcRlami0nt0 h8 gido veVdRdGFRmGn'
TO OudSz, pOr hnllNTBO aituRdR IL Plaza
ProviIionl lO0mpapy On uno de loB uitiUU
mas C6ntTiooB de lG capital, en- Ia Gale do
San jose, ca 9l troEO CompTgndid0 0ntEa
San Francisco , SFOFtAlOER, inmediROi0'
mes do 10 plREG BGId0FiOtY.
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Gran excitaci6n durante Ell final,
HanriOt termin6 el cuarto, pero su
autOmdVil no ten1a gasOIina al
CrUZar La meta. =

Louis WGgnOr en- una mfquins Fiat
(itAliunO,) gnn6 In CaErOFG de Rutom6vil0s
dal Grand PEiz0, qua u6 llsv6 Gfscto el
rs do NovismbF0 On Savannah Ga.
Ssgundo IIeg6 Victor Hsmsry Ga "a
DsDz (GIeWOGO0) = ell tOECsrO que oruz6 lR
meta fu6 NRERrio an una Fiat.
La CsTFor8 d0bfa empssar & las nusvs
do lR mafianG, peEo CuRnd0 TODD eBGuvo
liOtO, Ia Ggp0ua nOblinR que oouItAbR 0l pal.
H0j0, G6n NO 90 hAbfa da0h0cho.
Miles do p0F1onGg sntGbnn dsBdO muY
tempEsno GGtRoi0nRdRg On loa puntoB mas
apEop61ito para pEO1OnCiNr 10 gran ca
FEaFG.
En- vista do Ii nobIinR, oil diroctorio de
10 CsEEsra splR86 media horS In sslidn.
Tr0inta minutes pegAF0n ls noblinR
COdi6 muy POGO. DieE IminutOB mas
taFde, Ia VOC de 8lort6 20 DIG.
Los CoFrodoR0B BintiaF0n un OsCaIofFfo
do tenor, puO1 vefRn 81 p0ligEo do CoPFor
con un valo delant0. No ob0tBnts t0dog IaB
obGuGsWTS>Be Rli1taron y laB mkquinaB vo.
mitaT0n hume con Fuid0BR1 eEpIoBioneR,
RigSl, On % Clement BayaRdC tramossa)
FOoibi6 OEdsn do voniP 6 ID IfneR dc salidG.
A las 8 y 45 fac dada ls GsilRI, al Coohe
pNFti6 como impulHAd0 por un ERyo, deJan-
do unS dsngS nubs do polvO "a oIpalda.
Un minuto d0Ipu6s MulfoFd On 90 LosiOr
(GwsTicanG) .imit6 & 10 OlOmOnt Bayard, y
I'M minute mis- tGFde DO vic & Seymour On
Hu Simplex (aDGeT6OG9aG) e8p0BRF I8 nubs
do pOlvo loVantSdA por Las otrRB mGqui'
ugg.
De minute On minute con meC6niCa
pT0CiDi6n, BalioEon las vGint8 m6quinaB. A
lR8 10 4 pAEti6 10 Ultima, quO era frsncsla,
On ana itSlR.
sietO minutes tFsnsCurEioTon, cuRndo 90
divis6 I'm punto negro on OI horizontO que
aumentGbG PGpidSmOntO,
La OapOCtRCi6n ora inmanBR.
--SQuien ssra?-HO pESguntObRn loB en-
p0CtOd0RGg,
No tsrdaEOn su HaIir do dudag, Ol puo'
bio americana qusd6 aOtilfDOho al rOCOnO'
CaE & la Lozisr g 2.
Fu6 IN FOl6mpOgo y 0nBPguids dos re-
lGmpRgoD mas paBRr0n coEtO1 int6EvsloG.
No. MdqW6na. COrredOr. Watr6ougc
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LA GARRERA DEL GRAND PBIX.

Fran ID Simplex ne 33 Ii Chadwick
ne que parB0guian ID Lpzi0F con en-
oaEniERmisnt0.
DsBPGea todo fue toEbelIinol insegmitsn'
Sos De polvo, saoassando hscia d fnal de
ID CsTEaER begfn ibsn saliondo loo C0FFado'
Ras faegs del GonCuEBo CRuBs do averfag.
Y lusgo, d inal. i. -. .....--~.
NazaFip ibn ganandO. Al pR0ar poF de-
lants del p6blico u smpsaar % Ultima
vualts aIradsdoE del track, llsvabR una
ventRja que pF6eticameDts Is daba la vic
toFiG. D. @'S r.
PsEsegofanlo HlmoEyy Wagner nIean'
zAndO voHoOidadoB e1pantosas, CuPando Ma
carlo hub0 RacoPEido Ia mita6 del toTEan0,
una gonna de BQ m6quina e8tRll6. Dstuyo
Is m6quina J afFegl6 oI dsBpsEfscto. Solo
tsrd6 pOC6s minUtog, p0FO ca egs tempo,
dos exhRlsOionaB psBar0n poE Bu lado:
HsmeFy y Wagner. TX
La primaFa mGquinR que CFuz6 lR meta
fu6 In ~Bsns do Victor Hem0rY y luego
lego Wagner On Bu Fist. PoFo HemeFy
hSbfa galidO antics que WGgusT, IN COM
pUt0 Official del tempo que Rmb0B C0RRedo'
res taRdRFou en- IL CarFaRa, di6 Is viCt0Eia
& Wsgusr por 56 8egundo1, BohEo He
merry.
NaaariO lego torOsFo, Hanri0t On 90
BOnB lego Cuarto, RunqUa 10 mGquinR no
tOniA gaBOIinO CuRndo CEuS6 IL meta.
Ouando l0 fAItRbR 6 este CARO- uU cuRFto
do milla, los CilindRos CsHaFon.
I'm gHupo de alamsnsa, panssndo que
HanEiot hSbiR Bufrido una oquivoCsci6n
CON EoBpsOto 10 lineR do, 10 Futa, CoYPi6 &
10 largo del track gTit6ndslO que GChRra
para adalantg.
Poro HanEiot movie su oabOza CON triOto
ds1slpeEROi6D, y dej6 CoEEer la m6quina.
EgtR BigUi6 "a CuEn0, T0d6 l0ntRmGnt0 POE
10 meta y % d0tuvO q poCoB pRBoB do ella.
Doc minutoB d0gpu6B Hauv8Ht IG CEus6
On qOint0 lugaE, no ConnigUiendo ell OuRgto,
pusatO que quiso aFFabatRF 6 HanrioE.
Les m6quin8B Rm0PiCanaB sgtnvisE0n
POGO afoPtunBdaa.
HuD0 9VeE10B en- VAFi0B RuE0m6ViI0B, pc
70 solo IN OOrEgdOr BufFi6 lesioneH. Este
fue ErIy, que fn6 lOvemsnto hOFido On el
accidents que Bufri6. Una gonna dc 8u CO.
che Balt6 y di6 un golpO en- l6 c8ba2R
Erly. Al tratsF 6sBa do svitaE al g0Ipe
d08vi6 le Tu0dR dc guiAE = ol OoOh0 Ao fU6
CVubAS Uu @EW94 "a UU40S ~ B86E6A4OS gus
dRnd0 iuGitil PARA ContinuBT lR CRFE9Fa.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-03
COMO Sc TRABlA
en- Ia COFte de dis
trio de Ponce.
SehalamientOS de asuntOs ciYiles y
criminales que Sc han hechO I'LL
timamente,
Preside, Ell tribunal Ell LcdO. Martin
E. Gill y es fiscal Ell LcdO. PaIa-
clos Rodriguez.

GE8n 8CtividRd dsmusatFa en- oil daspa.
chs de Buv aEuntoB In OoFt8 dc diHtFito de
Ponce, co IR oual fguERn iluatradoB y rec
>t0g mBgi8tEadoB de- alta CapaCidad.
Los Gg0isnteB ssfialGmisntoB do asUntos
CiviIOB = CEiminaIaB 90 han hSOho Ultima
m0nte On diCha COFte Gn slloB han de
intaEvanir para % daBpAeho 0l jua2 Lcdo.
Martin e. Gill y fiscal LodO. PaIaCios Ro:
driguez.
Ap0laCiOn08 intorpuaBEaB:
Noviembra SO.-R. OarrsraS, hurto mo.
nor,
DiOnisiO RodFiguss, aIt0Raci6n paz.
VslOntfn RodEfgusE, alteration psE.
Manuel COllaE0 y otFov, AlteFsci6n pag.
Carlos TspiB, p0Ftar REmag.
DiOismbFa 1o.-Baltolom6 ssgarra, Sl.
tGEaCi6n pas.
BaEtOlom6 segarEa, acomotimisnto =
agFeBi6n,
AFsnz0mendi y otF0, SltsraCi6n paz.
j. M. ssgaFF0, aC0mStimisntO Bgrsgi6n.
DiCismbE0 2.-ADtOni0 AyRlR otro,
falBS representation.
Francisco OIRvelI y OsEa, Roomstimiento
= sgrsSi6n.
Arturo Chiffon, aCOmGtimientO y Ogre'
sion.
L0OnOE Ramirez, inftRCoi6a loyeD BRni'
taFiaB.
DiCiOmbr0 3.-JuIio del Toro Fsrn6u.
deg, IibOl0 infsmstoFfo.
Antonio Flower, BCometimianto agRg.
0i6n.
OriHtino ADtongioFgi, 2oEtaR RFmau.
FFanCigC0 Moreno, RlteFRCi6n pes.
Ricardo R0dEfgu0E, aComstimi0nto ,
GgEsEi6n.
DiCiombEO 16.-R r. Lutz, libaIo.
Observation-Disclosures 4.-EugOnio Pa.
ChOcO, huFtO mayor.
Bla8 Labrador, 0BCBlamient0
FlOFentin0 ROmGn, huFt0 mey0r.
DiOi0mbT0.-Ran Sumo, contra me-
tuT8.
JuERdo.-Diciombro 9.-MOuricio Roe
nG, seduction.
FEanGigCo MaxRn, seduction.
Ramon MRIdonRdo, contra naturs.
DiOismbTs 1O.-JoEge MuIsonden, ma
tiIaci6u.
Felix RoCh. huFtO mayor.
DiCismbE0 11.-MsFCelino N0gE6n, o.
CRlSmi0ntO On primer gFado.
ElRdi0 Torres, huRto mayor,
Dici0mbEs 14,-Gsrvauis ArCs, huFtO
mayer.
Federico RodFfgu0E, 0UCaIamiento.
Domingo Rodriguez o.. abduction.
DiCi0mbFe 15.-Amadso Lugo Vas'
ques, OlOAlRmisnt0 On Gsgundo grsdo.
Manuel Rivera, mutil8Ci6n.
Ramon Soto, abuse de GonfRn8R.
DiCiembHO 16-Alberto OEtig Lacod6,
violaCi6n.
DiciOmbro 17.-Joa6 A, BadronO, aus'
BinRto.
DiciOmbre 18.-MaYtin Ortia lalsnioato.
DiOiembr0 21.-Vicsnt0 ApOnts JoH6
z .mbrBnR contra oil EFsrio.
Para al otr0 t6rmfno de Ia Corta hBy
MAE de so asuntou pendiOntss do reBOlu'
ci6n. -. &ns>