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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
La Dcna de nucrte en- RranciI3

La question de la abolici0n de
La pena de muerte sc ha plan
teado en- Francia en- una mala
bora para los aDolicionistas. La
opinion publica esta evidente :
mente inquieta por el aumento
de los Cr1menes atrOces Y el
desarrollo del bandolerismo ur-
bauo. FL proyecto ha surgido
en- TN momento en- que el pu-
blico Sc hallaba bajo la impre-
sion de una serie de crimenes
como los de Soleilland, la ogresa
Juana Weber. Y los recientes
asesinatos misteriosos del pin
tor y Ell bolsista en- Paris La
opinion publica Sc ha mostrado
resueltamente contraria la SUI
preston de la pena de muerte.
Las manifestations de los iu-
radios en- contra del indulto de
Soleilland; los articulos de los
periodicos; 10 ocurrido en- la ca
mara al plantearse la reforma.
son datos de una COnCluyente
eloCuenCia.
Ell "apaChe' es I'm argumento
a favor de la .guillotina. Hay
que con siderar que en- cualquier
pals, pOr quito que sea, el MI
nero de las perSonas que por
motives hlOs0hCos Y juridicos
son partidarias Q enemigas de
la pena de muerte, es cortisimo.
Ell circulo de esta opinion cien-
tihca es muv lim1tado. Su eff
cacia consiste en- la propaganda !;
mas esta requlere un mOment0
prOpiCiO y I'm ambiente favOra-
bic o neutral. La mayoria de
las gentes que Opinan sobre la
pena de muerte fundau su OPT
Mon en- mUtivOs sentimentales
o utilitarlOs: la compassion hacia
los criminaleS, 0 el calcul0 de
los peligros que pueda reportar
a ia soCledad la Suppression de la
Ultima pena. Y hay todavia IN
n1mero mayor de personals que
no opinan sobre la pena de
muerte. que no Sc han plantea-
do el problema. que estan en-
una posici0n indiferente, de la
cual les sacaD de vez en- cuando
las CirCunstancias de la aCtua-
lldad. Un error judicial, a con-
seCuenCia del cual fuese elecu-
tad0 TN lnoCente (caso rarisimo
Y casl desConocido hoy en- los
paises que tienen una regular
Administration de justicia) in
clinaria q esa masa indiferente
a desear la Suppression de una
pena irreparable. Una serie de
crlmenes horribles la inclina d
desear Ell mantenlm1ento de la
gu1lIotina, en- aras de la seguri-
dad individual Y social.
Lo mas grave Y desfavorable
para los abolicionistas es que la
question de la pena de muerte
sc plantea generalmente en- IN
terreno positive. realista, de OBJ
servaci6n. En- este terreno es-
tan derrotados de antemano.
Porque Sc puede discutir 81 es
moral esa pena, 81 Ell estado tie
ne el derecho de vida 8 mu erte;
pero 10 que no Sc puede discutir
es que, dentro de los sistemas
penales presentes. la Ultima pc
na es 10 1nico que amedrenta y
contiene a los criminales. En-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL HAY
en- asistencia en- este establecimientc
benefco; 20 mujeres y, $ varones.
Total 81.
Ingres6: Candido Mojica.
En- este hospital Sc han practicable
con excelente 6xito, las siguientes
operaciones: Reseccion de una costi
lla; amputacion supra cotolidea, cura
radical de hematocele raspado de
uu antraX extenso en- Ia espalda.
En- el hospital cuarentenario ha
sido dado de alta. Juan Casella.
Hay en- aSlstencla Is enfermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU-
JERES.-Enfermas asistidas "a. En-
Ell Dispensario s. Total de assist
das AZ.
Observation-Disclosures de dete.
nidos en- ell dla de aver: varones, 90
| y mujeres o sufricndo condena, Y rs
varones uua mu1er pendientes de
causa. Quedan en- ell dfa de hoy Is.
Fueron puestos en- 1ibertad por ha-
Der cumplido la condena que les fu6
impuesta:
Inocenc;a Rodriguez, Primitive Ro-
man. Rafael Figueroa, Miguel Nadal,
Jose Guzman, Vicente Vargas, Ruff
no Gonz1lez y Pedro Castro.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-H Hasta
la maf1ana de hoy fueron curadas por
el practicante de servicio ID, Ramon
Llauger las siguientes personals.
Liberto Negrin, herida contusa en-
forma irregular de ocho centfmetros
de longtud en- la region parieto occi.
pital izquierda; Felipe Rodriguez,
confusion de tercer grado EN- dedo
anular derecho con perdida de la ufia;
Juan Macu, confusion de primer gra
do dedo indice y erosion en- la rotula
1zquierda: Critino Rivera, herida por
magullamiento en- la pulpa del dedo
mefique de Ia mano izquierda; Eladic
Rivera, herida contusa enforma IRE
gular dc cuatro centimetros de lon
gitud, en- la region temooro parietaI
izquierda otra tam biGn contusa de
dos centimetros de longitud, forman
do I'm trombo, sobre el tercio supe
rior y cara anterior del antebrazo a.
quierdo,
REGISTRO CIVIL.-Nacimientos-
So han hecho las siguientes inscrip
clones: Abelardo Ortiz, Guillerma
Rosario, Evaristo Andino Sexto
Ana Victoria Gonzalez Rodriguez,
Ramona r. Torres y Elisa Pcdrosa
Potay.
DEFUNCIONES Horacio Ortiz v
Rodriguez. Sofia Cirino y Herman lea
" Gregorio Llanos.
LICENCIA.- Jose Mendez. s.e San
Iuan II ha solicisado para ampiiar
Una casa de MADEIRA, donde esta Ia
fabrica de hdeos de Puerta q ] Tie~ra
Los pianos pasarcn al es..dlo del
lingenirro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
UNION IBERO-AMERICANA
C0SCURSsS CTBsrlHICS 7 HrERlRIOS
CVNCDRSeS CEBEFIFIC8 Y LTYERiRIOS
AEo DE- 1908.
COMfSION PERMANENTE DE ENSENANZA
Compendio de geografia econ6-
mica de los paises ibero-
amer1CanOS
CoNDICIoNEs DEL CONCURsO

|COND1ClONES DEL CONCURSO
L. La obra tendra una extension
tai que despues de impresa resrlte
un l1bro no menor de 800 paginas nj
mayor de 400, en- 50 espaf1ol (letra del
cuerpo 81.
2. Abarcara por el orden geogrS-
hco que ell autor crea conveniente, los
slgulenteS paiSes:
Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile.
Colombia, Costa RIGA, Cuba, Ecuador
FL Salvador, ESpaf1a, Guatemala, Hail
I'll, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Pa
mama, Paraguay, PERI, Portugal, P.o-
Rico, Santo Domingo, Uruguay Ve-
|nezueia.
3. Aparte de los capitulos genera
les, que va como intloduccl6n, va CO.
mo eptlogo Ell autor cres conveniente
escribir, habra un capitulo 8 parrafo
IconSagrado estudiar cada uno de
los paises citados.
q. En- cada uno de eSos capftulos q
parrafos debe haber:
(a( Una description ffsica de La
Inaturaleza de cada pals en- relaci6n
con la vida economical en- el desen-
vuelta.
(b) Una description de su pobla-
cion con los datos antroDoldgicos.
etnograficos, pOliticos, estadisticos-
paleograticos, ETC., que cada autor
crea cOnvenieute.
(r) Una eXpoSici0n* razonada de Ia
production com ercio comunicacio-
nes intenores & internacionales.
(dl Alguna noicia de sus institu.
Iciones de caracter ec0n6mico.
A este el autor puede afladir GUAM
to crea pertinente al asunto.
). En- cada pals sc dar5 tambi6n
notlcia especial de sus relaciones cor
Espafla, sobre todo en- ell terreno de
la demografia y de la vida economical.
6. El premio consistira en- an Iii
ploma y 900 pesetas en- metalico.
7. La Union Ibero- Americana
Iasumira el derecho de hacer de la
obra premiada una primera edici6n-
pero, despues de 6sta, Ia DORA queda-
ra de propledad dc su autor.
8. Las Obras Sc remitiran al sefIor
Secretarjo general de la Union The--
70 Americana" el plazo de su ad-
mission eSpirara el 81 de Diciembre
del corrienre aflo; lIevaran oil frente
un lena que los distiuga iran acom-
paf1ados d un sobre cerrado y lacra-
do que al exterior lleve Ell lena de la
obra Y en- el interior Ell nombre "
apellido del autor.
9. El Jurado designado por la
Junta Directiva de la Union Ibero-
Americana" emitira su fallo con ca
racter inapelable antes del IN de
Marco de 1909.
Madrid Mayo de 1908. El Presi-
dente de la Comisi6n de Ensefianza.
| Luis Palomo Ruiz III Ptesidente de
"a Comi@i6n ejecutiva de la Union.
Rafael Conde Luque. FL Secreta-
rio general, Jeslis Pando Valle,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
EcOS de Sandal

Ell Official de Sanidad de
Maricao, remite plano para la
construction de una Plaza de
Mercado.
-Luis Linares, Maestro Plo-
nero de San Juan, remite pla-
nos de obras que va a efectuar
en- la casa del senor Diaz, Para
da IS, : anturce.
FL Inspector de Sanidad V
Benehcencia, de San Juan, re.
porta dos nuevos casos de febre
tifoidea.
Ell Medico Inspector del
Dstrito, Sur, .remite para su
aprobaci6n cuenta de los gastos
efectuados Ell su viaje a San
German.
Manuel Ramos Rodriguez,
de Bayam0n; envla plano de I'm
puesto de leche que va d cons
truir
Ell Official de Sanidad de Fa-
jardo informe dos casos de fe-
bre tifoidea.
Ell Official de Sanidad de
Ciales, remite estadfstica de en-
fermedades contagiosas ocurri-
das en- aquel pueblo durante el
mes de Julio.
Ell Secretario Municipal de
Arecibo, manda estadlstica vi
tai de aquel pueblo durante el
mes anterior.
Ell Confesor Gonzalez, de
Isabella, informa que el Inspec-
tor de Hygiene le ha sustraido
in cerdo que ten1a en- su casa.
pide sc le haga justicia.
Ell Official de Sanidad de
Hatillo, participa que cumplien-
do 6rdenes sacrifice el cabalIo
propiedad de dona Maria Ro-
driguez, por padecer lamparones
incurables.
Ell Inspector de A1imentos
de San Juan, da cuenat a haber
destruido I 5 tercios bacalao, pro-
Ipledad dc los senores Villar Y
Co
Amalia Valdejuly, Clerk de
Sanidad, ha-empezado i hacer
uso de de la licencia que le fud
|concedida.
Pedro !. Daniel. mastro Plo-
nero, envia plano Y especifca-
'ciones de las obras Gle plomerfa
que va 4 efectnar en- la casa dc
dona Maria Castro y de la dona
Monserrate @. viuda de Ferrer.
parada =, Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
Que sean fcliCeS

Don Manuel Mufliz Cintr6n.
hermano de uuestro querido
amigo Y correspoDsal en- HUI
macao, senor MuAiz Cintron, ha
contraido matrimonio con Ia
distinguida scnorita Pillar Vaz-
quez y Vazquez, de Guayama.
Reciba pues, nuestra sinccra
felicitacion Y que la luna de
miel les sea eterna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-04
N0tas nnulI6l6ciLpales

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL Hay
en- asistencia en- este establecimientc
benehco 20 mujeres y $ varones.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11
Violating the Fish Laws.

The most recent instance of viola
ton of the state fish and game laws
that has been brought to our notice
was the SEEMING this winter of brook
trout in a stream running through
Robert Bailie's land in North Ian
caster. The SEEMING was not the
only part of the act that was I'M
lawful for the fish were caught dur
ing the closed season for trout which
extends from September 1st to
April 18th, thus making 1t double
offense. Although complaint has
not been made to the game warden,
the fellows who committed this
violation of the law are we'll known
and it will not be well for them to
repeat the act.
We have, throughout the county,
many swift flowing, ideal, trout
streams which could be kept we'll
stocked were it not for running at
large of such fellows as those who
committed the above mentioned act.
They belong to the same breed of
sportsmen (O who have forced the
farmers to put up trespass signs and
it is through their willful violations
of the state fish and game laws that
the trout streams have become
almost depleted in recent years.
They are the sports who leave gates
open and who ''accidently" shoot
dogs and cattle. OF course we dc
not wish to change their idea OF
true sporU but 1T would be we'll fol
them to read the fish and game laws
little more carefully
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11

and all trains bound to those points
will be loaded with plasterers and
bricklayers, with their families.
And then the short lived month
of Feb, when woman can complete
her web, and foolish man will buzz
about until the spider dasbes out
and nails him neatly to the mast for
so long rs his life shall last.
But Notwithstanding Leap Years tricks.
And maids, and widows weeds.
And though our hard luck comes along
Just like a string of beads.
Cheer up, cheer up! It's not so bad
With US as It's with Ted.
Who had to come to it and knock
His third term in the head
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11
FARMERS TELEPHONE co.
Held Annual Meeting in Beetown Last
Wednesday--Genera Report.

Held Annual Meeting in Beetown Last
dnesday--General Report.
The annual meeting of the Farm
ers Telephone Company was held at
Beetown on Wednesday, January 8,
with only about % present. out of a
membership of about 700. Henry
Mink was elected chairman, David
Schreiner, secretary and 81. c.
Bryhan. treasurer; minutes of last
meeting, also report of the treasur-
er H. c. Bryhan, were read and
adopted
On motion of J. A. Jameson the
secretary was directed to furnish to
each central director a list of mem
bers who have not paid their assess
ments, and that the provision in the
by laws as TO time of payment be
enforced.
The following amendment to the
bylaws was proposed by j. A.
Jameson and adopted:
''Any member of the company who shall
fail and neglect to pay his assessment with
in 80 days from date of notice of such assess
ment. shall be fined rs cents for each month
that such assessment shall remain unpaid
after the date same becomes due!
The secretary was directed to pub
lish the financial statement OF his
receipts and disbursement, in three
of the county papers, one week
previous to the annual meeting, and
that hereafter each central director
shall make an itemized statement of
his work and read same at the an
nual meeting.
William Skate was elected direc-
tor for the Fotosi central for three
years by reclamation.
Albert Sails was elected director
for Burton Central for three years,
and Quincy Williams was elected as
director for Hurricane central for
one year, to fill vacancy.
On motion of Frank Oakleaf it
was voted that the directors have
printed a new directory OF all mem
bers of the company, to contain the
constitution and bylaws as amend
ed, and that each member be fur
nished with a copy of same.
Henry -Kuenster moved that
switch fees be abolished but the
motion was lost.
G. D. Stratton, manager of the
Bell telephone company, addressed
the meeting upon the subject of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11
Different Arrangements.

Geo. w. Munger, Elkader, Iowa,
and Margaret Kerr, Cassville.
VIM. P Tyler, Watterstown, and
Susie Steines, B .scoEel.
Earl G. Biddick, Clifton, and
Zizina /. H1tchc"ck, Montfort.
Henry Roen, Bowman, n. D., and
Elizabeth Kratschwill, Muscoda.
Adam Buhser, Ellenboro, and
Kate Kern, Potn>i.
Herman Wiser, Mt. Ida, and
Nellie johnson, Mt. Ida.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11

E. A. Berge, Miss Lizzie Kuhner,
Miss Lille Korber, Miss Florence
Keehner; Organlst, Miss Bessie
barrow.
A few weeks ago Mr.. W. 81. Hunt
was the recipient of several hundred
genuine cigars, from his son-in law
Bart Thomas, who is teaching in the
PHILIPPINES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11
Children's Party.

Co ntIiLuIed
The second annual party for chill
dren will he given at The rink, Sat
urday evening, Jan. 18th, by the
Womau's Club.
Everyone IA cordially uvited, but
no one will be allowtd on the floor
who is over Is Years of age. as it
would be too crowded for the chill
dren.
We hope TO have ample seating
capacity for spectators.
Admission Is cents TO ali over IL
years of age. 10 cents to those under
twelve.
Ice cream cones, home made candy
and popcorn will be for sale In the
hall.
We would be glad to have all the
children who can come in fancy or
character costume, but they may
wear ordinary clothing if more con-
venIent.
The evenings festivities will
begin with Grand March, in which
we want all the children to take part
You will have good leaders and the
march will be very easy.
The doll carriage parade, said by
many tc be 1.-THE prettiest sight ever
seen in Lancaster" will be given
again this year; all the little girls
may join in this, and you may carry
your dolls if you wish, instead of
wheeling them.
The boys are not going TO be
sighted this year, they are to have
a march of their own, with their own
music and some other important
features. Watch for them.
The Teddy bears can't be sighted
either; we hereby invite all the
Teddies IN the county, to be carried
by both boys and girls in the funni-
est parade of all.
The drill by the farmer lads in
the corn stalk brigade will be we'll
worth seeing, and then will come
the ''dance of the tar babies"
You can't tell who they are, nor
what they are; this is their first
visit to Lancaster. There will also
be few other special attractions,
and then there will be games until
ten O'Clock. There will be no dane
ing. Now We are going to ask the
children to pay good attention to
the program of games to be an
nounced later. We wish to avoid
too much confusion and give all an
equal chance to enjoy themselves.
There will be several different
games going on at once. So you
can all find what suits you best
These games will be indicated by
placards. The papers next week
will contain further information on
this subject.
We have put the price of this en-
tertainment within reach of all,
''times are hard, but you can't get
the same amount of enjoyment any
where else for the same money. The
proceeds are to be used for public
good; remember, you always benefit
the town by helping the WUman's
Club.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11

+ gle Hickok went TO Fem
more yesterday.
.i.lr Ru,ierstiorf of Dubuque is
Il guest of Lancaster relatives.
g unity Snpr. Brockert is visit
ing different schools throughout the
county this week.
= Mrs Cooper, an aged inmate of
thu Grant County Home died Thurs
day. She was suffering from bad
case at Iagripp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11
The Reason.

There goes man WHO doesn't get
credit at any business establishment
in town Who? Old Mr. Worthy :?
Why, 1 thought he was one of the
most reliable men in the city. Why
doesn't he get. credit" because he
always paws cash -.7,sss..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11

LOST-Cross. cat saw, between Big
Grant bridge and Lancaster. Finder
please leave at Fishers shop in Ian
caster. CHAs. FUNK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11
Attrsctive AID.

A wealthy and elderly bachelor de-
sires a wife. The advertiser has been
rejected by three life insurance COM
panies.-Town Topics.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11

u ALL persons Knowing themselves
indebted TO Perry Knapp are request
ed to call at e. b. sHyde's and SETTLE
as after Jan. 80 unpaid accounts will
be put in hands OF an attorney. -
Ats PERRY KNAPP.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-11

connecting that company's serv-
ice with that of the Farmers tele-
phone company and it was moved
by David Schreiner that the direc-
tors be authorized to make connec-
ton between the Farmers central
and Bell central at Lancaster. pro-
vlded the members of this company
be not required to equip their phones
with Bell instruments or incur extra
expense, which motion prevailed.
The treasurer presented the fol-
lowing report OF receipts and ex-
penditures from Jan. 6, 1902 TO Jan.
6, 1908.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-10
The Useful Hen.

Country constables who make a
living arresting speeding automobiles
wouldn't have half so much trouble
stopping the scorchers If they used a
little ingenuity" says one of the Of
tenders. Chains across the road and
moving vans blocking the highway are
all right TO accomplish the purpose,
but they're cumbersome. Ny idea for
causing prompt slow-up is to scatter
lot Of grain In road and turn lot
of hens loose. They would block the
road all right, and If there's one thing
that will make chauffeur slow up it's
a hen. Dogs are bad enough, but a
hen always runs the wrong way, and
If the machine is going at any speed
usually ends up under the wheels. Hit
ting hen will sometimes throw the
front wheels out Of line and cause the
car to swerve, so drivers almost inya-
riably slow up and give poultry
chance to get out of the way. A hen
speed trap is great idea, TO my way
Of thinking, and, OF course, If one OF
the birds were killed the cost could
easily be added to the drivers fine"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-10
Proof Of Japanese Enthusiasm.

The spectators at wrestling matches
in Japan pelt the winner with their
hats. This is custom with the Jap
anese for showing their appreciation
of the skill OF the winner. The hats
are gathered up by the attendants and
handed TO the champion.
Eventually the owners come for.
ward and redeem their hats with pres.
ents of various kinds. The custom in
question is, it is explained. due TO a
recognition of the fact that enthusi.
asm is likely 10 cool down shortly
after the event which excited It is
passed. So TO prove the genuineness Of
his admiration the Jap gives his hat as
a pledge, to be redeemed in his cooler
moments.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-10
The Powsr Of Mind Over Body.

We hear q great deal about the pow
er Of the mind over the body. Why,
the whole secret Of life is wrapped up
in 1t. We do not know the A, B. c
OF this great, mysterious power,
though the civilized world is rapidly
awakening to its Transforming force.
The prophet, the poet, the sage, from
earliest times have felt and recog-
nized 1t. BE ye transformed by the
renewing power Of your mind" Paul
admonished the Romans. "'Tis the
mind that makes the body rich" says
Shakespeare What We commonly
call man." writes Emerson, the eat
ing, drinking. planting. counting man,
does not, as we know him, represent
himself. Him We do not respect; but
the soul. whose organ he is, would
he let 1t appear through his action,
would make our knees bend" To-day
even the prize.nghter, the uneducated,
as well as the educated, the man who
lives on the animal plane even as the
man who lives on the spiritual plane,
in fact, all sorts of people, are be-
ginning to see that there is some tre-
mendous force back OF the flesh
which they do not understand The
rapid growth of the socalled new
thought movement, declares 0rison
SWEET Marden. In Success Magazine,
shows how actively this idea OF man is
hidden power is working in the minds
Of all classes.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-10
A Sea Story.

"Of all my sea experiences" SAID
the captain, this was the strangest."
The ladies' at the handsome cap
tains table said hush TO one another,
turned TO the ruddy mariner with lis.
tening smiles.
We were carrying" he said, "a lot
OF troop horses. 4 dreadful storm over.
took us, and for two days We wallowed
in the trough of heavy sea. Finally
It was decided that, TO tighten the
ship. the horses must go overheard.
They went overheard In the morn
ing. AS soon as they saw that they
were abandoned they turned and be-
gan to swim bravely after us. Bravely.
desperately they swan. They followed
us for miles and miles. can still see
them. long line, their necks arched.
pushing heroically through the heavy
sea
They sank. poor brutes. one by
one"
The captain smiled sadly.
And | still seem to have" he said.
all those deaths on my conscience"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-10

The celebration Of the one hundred
and nftieth anniversary Of the found.
ing OF Pittsburg in September will
probably be honored by the presence
OF some OF the kindred OF William
Pitt. the great earl Of Chatham. from
whom the city takes its name. II is
proposed. among other things. TO form
collection OF relics and memorials
OF the elder Pitt. and an appeal has
been made through the London Times
TO any who may possess such relics
or memorials to lend or p.sent then
TO the city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-10

The reported fact that the king Of
ScSvia 10 looking for rich American
brides for his two sons ought not TO
make II easy to get them. The Ser
Wan throne is not the most secure In
Europe. and any American heiress dis.
posed to invest In these princely titles
ought to have them examined we'll by
competent experts. to be sure that
when they pay the money the royal
bridegroom will be able TO deliver the
goods.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-10

A New Jersey educator wants
Mother Goose" and the familiar fairy
tiles banished from the public schools.
Other educators make them a part of
the curriculum and 60 to the length OF
dramatizing them The grand rule OF
the faddist seems TO be: When in
doubt experiment with the education
OF the children"