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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

The Century club will meet with Mrs.
Carrie Bryant Wednesday evening, Jan.
10
1t is understood that there will be
something of "A contest over the office of
chief engineer of the fire department this
year The present chief. g. +. Rich. and
Frank X Stone are both understood 10
be in the field
Misses Mary Kane and Nellie Rochfo {
have returned from a visit to relatives in
Burlington.
Gusta Muller has returned from a
pleasant holiday trip among relatives in
Montreal.
Letters addressed as follows are at the
postOffice unclaimed: Miss Bessie Mills.
Miss Mary Wolcott, Mr.. William Coli-
gan. j. s. Eastwood, NJ. D., DR.. William
Pond. Mr.. E. II. Roberts, MIR. Walter
Thomas, Woodruff.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional Sunday school was held last Sun
day. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Supt. John E
Weeks; Asst. f. A. Bond; Sec. and
Treas, H. B. Hagar; librarian, Albert F.
Burt. The report of the treasurer showed
balance of s49.77 in the treasury.
Wefemains Of Mrs. Edward Barnet
IYere brought from Bellows Falls Satur-
day afternoon and taken to the home of
w. =. Barnet on Munger street where
the funeral was held Monday afternoon
at two O'Clock. The Rev. George r.
Stair of the Baptist church officiated and
burial was in the Case street cemetery.
Mrs. Barnet was 1S years of age and is
survived by husband, one child a few
days old, father, Heman Lovett, and
two brothers and two sisters of this town.
The auditors report shows that the run
ming expenses Of the village for the past
year amount to $l3,50S.39 There was
expended on streets $6,S49.42; sewers,
S535 46; railroad sewer, S45l IS; walks,
Sll6.l IA; fire department, 81 1872. 65; police,
$55S 80; work on new fountain, $l97. 95;
labor on parks, S95. 81; lighting of streets,
81 1903 70; water rent. 81 900; band. $500;
other expenses, $500 Sc. The water sys-
tenn shows gain of $4,000. The grand
list is about $14 800 The auditors have
recommended a tax of so cents on the
dollar.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10
EAST MIDDLESuRY.

Next Century Club entertainment Jan.
22nd
George Hodges and George Dragon
were called u Burlington ON Sunday '
the death of Henry f. Grant. who Ill,
at his home III that city on Sunday morn
ing after brief illness of pneumonia at
the age of SO years The Il, ceased had
been in Burlington but IA few months,
but had been resident of this village for
many years. He is survived by a wife
and two children, one brother and three
sisters. The burial was at Brandon on
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. K. X. Severance with her son,
William and daughter Jennie, are pas.
sing the winter in Florida.
Mrs. George Whitney is filling the
vacancy in the primary department of
the village school caused by the resgna.
ton of Miss Mcneil.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10
BRANDON.

There will be social Friday evening
in the Congregational Chapel for the BEN
eft of the Christian Endeavor society.
DR.. j. II. Woodward of New York
city is in town. called here by the seri-
GUS illness of his father, DR.. A. T. Wood.
ward.
Mrs. d. F. Goodrich is seriously i'll
with the grip.
Cloyd Wards jewelry store on Center
street has been closed by Constable w. c.
Fletcher.
Ross H. Wells is confined to the house
with the grip.
Lloyd Sprague is quite ill with infiam-
matory rheumatism.
Mrs. E. II. Walker of Scranton, Pa. is
spending a few days with relatives in
town.
Miss Helen Ripley has returned to Bos-
ton, Mass.
The following officers of c. j. Ormsbee
Post, G. 4. R., were installed Wednes-
day evening, after which supper was
vice-commander, d. A. Brink; Junior
vice-commander, Walter Thomas; sur
geon, Orrn A. Durgey; chaplain, A. w.
Rabbit; quartermaster, j. G. l.. Wood.
ruff; adjutant, j. G. L. Woodruff: trus
tees, Major G. w. Carr, A. w. Rabbit,
w. Ii. Flint.
The annual meeting of fire district No.
! was held Monday evening and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Moderator f. III.
Harrington clerk. S. w. Jones; treas
urer, q. H. Mcleod; auditor, DR.. w. II.
Wright; prudential committee, B. w.
Rowland, r. j. Carlisle, F. E. Chandler:
chief engineer, l. j. Cahee; first assist
ant, E. II. Button; second assistant
j. s. Clark. One hundred and fifty
dollars was appropriated for the DunmoIe
Hose company and S25 to the treasurer.
The committee which was appointed TO
investigate the Basin brook water supply,
made lei gthy report, after which it was
voted to have the same printed and
mailed to all voters of the district.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10
milford r. Burt.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this hi ad ten cents per line
Grst insertion; five cents per line succeeding
Insertions. Count seven short words to line
or six lone ones.l
Mileage books at Burt's.
Racine feet at Gee Sisters.
Shoe bargains Bonds.
Sweet tangerines at Joe Calvls.
Best boiled cider 20c quart Bonds.
Mileage Books at Marshalrs.
Direct coffee and tea at Burt's.
Nice pincspples at Joe Calvi's.
New music Mt Winans Il Woods
GIRL wANTFD-At The Sargent. 3stf
Bell boy auted at The Addison.
New Florida oranges at Benedicrs.
New Year postal cards at Gee Sisters.
Have you read c. N. Atwood & Co.'S ad?
Hair switches AZ Gee Sisters, seymour st.
Choice fresh candies at Winans 4 Woods
Grocery orders filed promptly at Bonds
Cut flowers Mt all times Mt Hunts Green
houses ATT
To RENT-Two pleasant rooms, steam heat.
N. S. Foote.
wANTED-A dining room girl, apply at The
Sargent.
Bright, new, whole walnut meats, 80 cents
per pound, At Benedicts.
JUST ARRIvED-A fresh stock OF seeds at p.
T. Potter's
Buy your legglns and rubbers. best makes,
at Bonds.
FoR sALE-Up to date Edison records, 25c
each. CT Matthews. 52tf
Nice assortment OF oranges at very low
prices. Joe Calvl.
Children's hoods, tams and caps at redcced
prices at Miss G JOdrich's.
Leave your orders for all kinds OF lake ish
at Woods market.
A nice new line nf stationery five cents to
$l00 at W mans Woods.
New line OF hosiery just in at winans &
Woods
wASTED-At The Addison, two good strong
boys TO do bell work.
FOR SALE VERY Decentralization billiard
and pool table JOHN A. FL TCHER.
Fresh dressed lake bull-pouts at Woods
markets., Gee block. Main street.
You will always find full line OF tobaccos
cigars, pipes candies, etc, at TaylOr's.
For sALE-set heavy work sleds nearly
new. II. Lucas, r d 2 Mddlebury. 45tf
Cows WANTED-A few good cows coming
in in February or March. G L. Jackson.
Vergeu, es. VT. 52t3p
Vermont boiled cider, % cents per quart
bottle, at Benedict's.
To REFr-Large office in Battell Block.
Address John Houston.
For SALE-For the best farm bargain ever
offered ia Vermont see front page. n. S.
Foote.
Funeral and wedding designs speciality.
r. r. Potter. at Piper's store.
Fresh, whole walnut meats at SOC pound
at Calvts.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Or trade. $500 ID. team,
suitable for lumbermen. Inquire at this
Office. ltf
Fresh flowers promptly delivered at all
times. ~ most reasonable prices. Call at
Piper's store.
specially fine lot of perfumes. Call at
Stems Park Drug Store before buying else
where.
We will buy raw furs at j. H. Stewards
store every Monday. V. C. Kelsey & Son.
Apr. . 3. p.
wAsTtD-At the Addison House, Il good
strong gill to do kitchen work. 9tf
FoR sALP-Tnree sleighs. one comfort one
speed and one traverse. {. n Atwood &
Company.
WANrFD-A good strong woman TO do
aundry work. Good wages. Addison House.
%
The Eastern Herald. the popular Catholic
family paper for this State. Issued every
Saturday. Only 81 90 per year. 49ti
Get your perfume and toilet waters and
toilet powders at sterns' Park Drug store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

The annual meeting of the sIockhold-
ers of the National Bank Of Middle bury,
for the election of a board of directors
for the year ensuing, will be held at the
office of the said bank on Tuesday, the
14th day of January, A. D., 1908, at 2
o'clock, p. m.
CHARLES E. PINNEY. Cashier
Middebury, Vt, Dec. 18th. 1907. sta
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10
HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD THINGS

We make mention Of only a few holt
day specialties Florida Grape Fruit.
r orlda Oran es. California Navel
Oranges, Malaga Grapes. Catawba
Or pes, Bananas, Cluster Table Rails.
Ts, Citron, Large Figs. Figs in glass,
Crysiallized Canton Ginger, Heinz's
specialties in Pickles and Preserves,
Olives. Orwell Full Cream Cheese,
MacLaren's Imperial Cheese, Canada
Cream Cheese, Walnut Meats, new
Naples Walnuts, Mixed Nuts, Paper
Shell Almonds, and a splendid line OF
Christmas Candies Don't forge t
"Ulike Coffee lot of good people
say its the best coffee they ever drank.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10
BRIDPORT.

Next Century Club entertainment Jan.
22nd.
Rev. Henry Lamb will announce to
his congregation next Sunday morning
his final decision regarding his recent
call to the pastorate Of the Cornwall Con-
gregational church, and hopes for a good
attendance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10
Sc ale Barqains.

The Strong warranted 600.b. scale at
$1,000, is the best on the market for the
price. Full line of Howe platform and
counter scales. Strong Hardware Co
Burlington, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

Farnsworth q Co. sells Longman &
Martinez l.. & NJ. Paints in pints and
quarts at half-gallon price q,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

Impossible to forsee an accident. Not
impossible to he prepared for it. DR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil Monarch over
pain
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

If You Intend
BUYING
A Writ or NIOOre's
Fountain Pen,
Perfume,
Pipes,
Leather Goods,
HuyIer's Candy,
KOdaks,
We can show you
good assortment at a
very low price.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10
Custom
Tailoring

1t is our aim to meet the individual
taste Of our customers, not to force
every man into the same style coat.
All the new styles in both Sacks and
Overcoats.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

Notices under this hi ad ten cents per line
nrst insertion; five cents per line succeeding
insertions Count seven short words to line
or six lone ones.l
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

EVERYTHING MAN OR Boy WEARS
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-10

Hats and Caps
Neckwear
Shirts and Collars
Underwear
Shoes, etc.
EVERYTHING MAN OR Boy WEARS
joys s sSs osso,,
THE WHITE STORE
Phone z4-3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-28
In OhrGrO heTId0.

Ell ebTaEo Simon CIauT, qne trabsjaba
aver en- Ia obra de construction del muslIe
ntmero 2. de eStR ciudad, aysr Las seiB
de Ia taEde Cay6 deBde la parts alta que
Be eat6 montRndo ahoEa, Teoibiendo graves
heridag = ContuBioneg.
En- 81 cuarto de socorros fu6 atendido y
hecha Ia primeFa cuEa do Ia fractuER en-
81 hdmeTo izquieEdo del tsrcio superior;
una herids contuaa de centfmstron On ID
region paEietal = luxaci6n oompIets del
cuello del f6mur izquierdo.
81 americana heTido sB conocido entire
suB compRneToB con 81 nombEe del "Hom'
bra de gonna" pues Be2dn ss Fefere ha
Buftido Cafdas mas impoTtanteH que estR
Ultima deHds CaBVs de gran elevation =
nunca hR tenido otrR novsdRd que ls de
fractuEaTBe slgunos mismbrou Dc gu cuer'
po. La csfda anterior & Ia de ahorR fac
Ga Ia calle IA de una casa de Is piBoE.
Ell "Hombrs de gonna" Be encuentEa en-
81 hospital municipal = 50 eBtado legdn
iDfoHmeg 60 grave.
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una MUJER AHORCO-
Sc en- Ia Florida.
CuatFO IRtlvliuVs faGr0R iHFSsiatOs On OI
SGhsTuGO.
CDe nuestro oOrrssponsaz }

FsbTero 27.-NusBtro buen amigo eY
j6van don Angel CaTdona unioniata presti
gioso y persona de grandeH simpatfaB en-
lR demaTcacl6n hR ContEaido maFTimopio
con Ia gsntil bsllisims Mallita dc la
Tore y HOFnedo.
En- eBtos dfas ahoFc6ss en- la Florida
una infsIig mujar llamada JuanR Soto.
-El diltinguido j6ven don LaiB Ar.
zusga que ha estado do muchiBima grave
dad en- Manatf va mejoERndo "a ConsidS'
rablements eata noticia ha GauHado gran
algeria en- BRFCeloneta.
EN- Ia semanR pagadR CuatTo indivi-
dues del aitio Ilamado Gel SsboruCo" fue'
ron arrestados y pueato1 4 digpolici6n del
juez pOr encontFaTSs CompliCRdos en- IN
Eobo de RTEt cafe On la eAtaci6n del fe-
rrocArril. A uno de eEtoB individuoB Ie
halo Ia poliofa Casi dos Bacos de RrEoz de-
bSjo del Colch6n de 90 CANA.
-Ha faIleCido ca 81 harEio denomina-
do "ADgonturA" el virtuoso jovencito Rs
faOl Valdez, chico intsligsnte, activo y ls'
boYioso Bu entisrRo concuFlieron m68
de 200 peTBonaF e joven Valdez hIo
del buen unioniBta don PeIegria Valdez
era muy querido en- todR la iuFiBdiCci6n =
Bu mueTte hR pFoducido muchs pena.
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DC gando 10 miumo.

psgando 10 miamo.
El speaker dice que este pFoyecto eg de
Ia Comiai6n de Hacienda de la C6mRr&
que no tiene inteE6B perHonal en- 81. Cue
eI Mfior Silva p0gR hoy 200 dollars de
contribution por eBoB teErenoG mRfi8na
Cuando ConBtFuYa en- eIloB eBOs almRcenOB
psgaF6 500 dollars. Que no hay Bu'
ficiente ntimeFo de almaCOnes nj pEivadoa
nj p6blicoB = TeBultR que muchoB haCendA'
dos tienen que RontsnsE HuB frutol en- suH
finCas CON notable peTjuiCio para todeB.
ExpliCa Que con el Escibo de loB nue.
bIes frutos que On esos almRcenes % de-
poHitan podB6 al dutfo de squsllos obts'
nor cuaIquisE pEeltsmo anticipo. pueI ID
ga1antfR del dep6Aito est6 ConBideEada Co
mo an documento pdblico. Adem6g, eBta
concession ha De RTTanCaF do Las Condicio'
mes en- que So Concsde la ffanquicia necs
IaTin poE 81 ConSejo EjCcutivO sato es ID
gaEantfR en- favor del pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
EI senior Guerra inBiate on ID opoaici6n.
Qoe huelgR 81 pToYecto pueI esa Conceai6n
peEteneCe solo 81 Conseio.
lei ConBFjo Executive no puade eximir
de contribucionsa dice 81 ''dpea kerr.
El Befior GueFEa replica que 81 senior
Silva no W BscrifcaEBs poT el pals ,
solaments Va h2ceF mn negocio en- 80
beneficio particular. QUE con enc criteEio
habT6 de eximiFBs de contEibuoioneB to-
dos los dueiioa de muelleS en- San Juan,
Cuyo negoCio 90 el que mas produces. Que
no es juRto nj legal eBo y ESQ ss favoTitiS'
mo en- favor de ura persona en- peTjuicio
deo otEoE.
Mufi0z Rivera. Defender en- nombFe
de la Comini6n de HaCienda de uno mas
alto que cd aI del pueblo dc Puerto Rice.
PareCe que sI WfioE Guerra eBtabR FeEeE'
vRmdo sug ensFgfsB duTante Ga AuBenCiA dc
eatoB dia8 para veniF squf pEonunCiaF un
diBcUrs0 apaBionado On contra dc nm pro-
yecto Bimp6tico.
Que 10 uients poE 81 Benor- Guerra y
poE eI pFoyecto.
Que Dc hs dicho que ell RfioF Si!va va
metar8e miles de duroG en- el bolBillo en-
uua mRgnifCa empFesa y AinsmbaEgo ms
die vino aqui & haCeR ere llamad0 gran
negoCio para eVitaH loB gRandeB pGEjuiCiol
que oCaaionan al COmeFcio, ls agricultu
70 al tr6fco con Ii fAIta de. RlmaCeael
pdbliCoL
Que 81 ae1or Silva visne ofrecer uu
bien pueG viena estabIeceT un bolain en-
Puerto Rico, faciIitar 81 comerCio do ID
Ciudad an local adeCuado eOnvenisntC
para efsctuar les tEansacCioneg meECantileg
GpaTte de otFoB benefcios. Qus bRbE6 q
tel de pesos = que una vos piguoEadoB luI
valoreH sIlf depDSitRdos eloB faCilitaEGE
gTandements laI tEangaCCionoI para vents
dc frutoB,
[ysaaa 4 81 PlanR
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IA GRAN nODA.

No hay BefoTa nj gsfiorita eleganto, que
no adorne 50 psinado con EiIos On sug die
tiut4s formaG Visnen coEonaB de Eizoa
para dslante un dollar , medic una. Hay
Eizoa de vaEios pEecios
Gran guEtido sn abFigos de tsfstan ne.
gro Ilamsdoa Monte Carlo desde ssis do
liars ca adeIants. Son mueho mss ven IA
ioBos que los que % han estado vendiendo
ahoTa.
Cinturonss slfiticos con puntas dc acs'
70 ca negro, blanco = coloEes { so centa'
voa uno' Cinturone8 do cabEitilIa bIaD.
cor , nsgros con hsbillas atFas = Iin elias {
so csntavoB Peinetas fnRg J juegog de
psinetas de gran novedGd. Todo eGt0 RCR'
Be de IIegaF Il "PaEis BazaE" de Pedro
Giunti FoFtRleRa 27
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ANUNGIOS GOLORAD0S.

Hablaue mucho en- todag parties no 90
una nj dos peVIouaB las que SO han ijsdo
en- cieEton anunciOS, que hiaEen la pupila
de CieEtas perBonaB, como las cuGaEachRI
espantan Ia Luz ID Claridad Eefn'gente
del sol. Les GnunCio8 de Lar Camaa y
fon6gEafo1 del Cialo, (qus indudAblsmen,
e ION loB mejoTsI) non blancoI como 81
armifo 81 yeIo. Hemos enCaTgado
5000 letEeEon fondo Eojo = letEas blancal
para rogalaElos en- t0dns paEtoL AEttvi
90 uon do loa mEn males J aEteR cen q
pueblo,
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tlO gustn /, nasIs,7 GQuI.rO olrI,7

Cowpre una Pianola s m Piano pianos
Ii de 10 c6lebre casa THE AEOLIAN
Co, dc New York que ha perfeccionado
eIto in8trumentO hasta uegar & u sltuEa
que egt6. OualquioF persona pusds ipteE.
pTetaH una pieza de mdEiCR como d fueRR
un aTtiHta.
AdsmGB, hay IiempTs pianos de Il como
Cida maRco PLEYEL Piann1 AIemane-
pianos WebeEy mnFca PARIS BAZAR,
oltOs d.timoH plasOs 6 raz6n do so mon.
HualeB Ein pagaF NADIA adslantado.
Una visits n PARIS BAZAR de Pc.
dEo Giuli 8 una OaFta diFiiidA q dsparts.
mento muniCal pondF6 6 la9 piiEuonas fnto.
Ecladau q paGNtn Do leo dates que .
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SEPASE

Que no pnbIicamOs communicates sin que
sean pagados pOr adelantado.
CadR seis palabras Sc cuentan poF una
Ifnea y la l1nea vale dfez centavOs.
Las cartas que Vengan con communicates
sin impOFta no seran oOnteatadas.
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PARA la ESTACION De NVIERAO.

PEOpios para GBtaci6n de invierno aca'
ban de trReT los HetloreS j. PieraB Cc,
del O0merCiO de egtR plaSs, IN gran BuTti'
do de Fopa hechR para cabalIeTos nifioH
la que vsnden & preoioG muy limitados.
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NOTlCIAS De ARECIBO.
(Ds maestro oOrrespOnoag. }

Ha uidO enoargada los EutadoD Uni
dos por cate muniCipio una bOmba para el
Rcusducto por habeEss inutiliSRdO por
complete lR que txiatia, habiendOIa mon.
tado inteEinamants una pequefis fin de
rsmsdiAr las exigencias y neceRidadeB de
el SguR que tan neceHsris es On eBta Gin.
dad donde Ia msyor pREte dc las CaHaT tie
nen inodoroE.
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El pals aOl Kaiser rIOndo Tel SenInarIo real d
BiVISTS.

AlemaDia Be ris dol mandate de los pro-
faBores del Bemina1io real de Bayiera. I'm
ssmina1iAta quien Sc sncoDtr6 leysndo 10
obra maestro de Gosths, 20 le amenaz6 con
Ia dimisi6n 81 ue le hRllabR otra ve8 en- com
psfifa de tan criminal literature.
81 director del seminRrio Eehua6 admitir
81 culpable en- 81 Bervicio de Ia communion.
DaTAnte % examen 90 le pregunt6 81
IemiuRriAts 81 6. no ConAideFRbR FsuB.
70" como liteFatuEa immoral.
A. 90 cOntestaci6n negativa, b diio 81
professor:
'.Entonoev; & ls vsrdad I'd. % ha Bu.
msTgido muy hondO". 80
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sOLAREs FN sANTUReE.

Be venden uolaEeI con fFente & ID caEEe
teFa central } Otros intsriOTeB con GALES
afiFmadaB.
InfoEmar6 W. Bosch. Tetuan ndmero
8 altol. p.
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oFIcINA ALLEN "a
JREAsuRY DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo RICO
BIENEs INMUEBLEs
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

En- Mario de 1908
ddo
contbuiones
PROPETARIOS de Contnbuiones y
aproximadoA
PRIMERA SUBASTA
Francisco Poymiran "Rmc6n' 3490
Fidd Velez ter Tore 56S5
Gulcmo Vlasco 'Maohuehal 1892
Baaio Vaentfn l La Tore 1858
Benocas 1423
cdas tereno
joaquin Vazquez % l bohio Santana 1l59
l. Tornabels cdas tereno barrio'S 961
ter
Antonio Rodriguez D Pueblo 49s
Pueden
81
cento del
di
d
Fnmado, Vidal Ropero-ColectoL
Aprobado: D.. G1ome,-Treasurer
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HlbID Il '1purIOnsI, i, IN, rein, d Ia uss.nn

Madame r jams, IL calebgads actriz
francesa, dics que para tener bueD exito
en- 81 teRtro, sa debe teneF q temperamento
de angel, ls fguTR de una sBtatus gFiegs,
Il cara dc una diOBR, } Ia pisl dc un RING.
CeFonte.
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-ROoAlo4 AIbuato8 ,
eantVgcR, POEada 25,
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eE VENDEN,
Palminq d QQCQA
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-15
Jewish Civic League Con-
demned by Jewish Leaders

Chicago, May 6.-.Jews who seek
political advancement as representa-
tives of their race hereafter must
show their fitness or be repudiated
by their own people if the plans of
the Jewish Civic league of Chicago,
organized Saturday night. do not mis-
carry.
The league was formed and officers
elected at meeting at Blue Island
avenue and Twelfth street. 1t is
planned to extend branches to every
ward in which enough Jews are regis
tered to make it factor in politics.
DR.. \. II. Levy, elected n director, eX-
planned its purposes.
"The Jews of Chicago have suf-
fered silently for years from the stig-
ma east upon them by the character
of some men advanced by party lead.
cis as their representatives he said.
"We have had men in the legislature
who had been indicted as corruption.
lists. men on the county board who
were mentally and morally unfit and
others put forward by leaders of both
parties. against our will. who have
been accepted by the community as
the chosen representatives of the jew
ish race. This we propose to stop.
-,flsis will be n icnguvgof buSinc:ss men
and others who do not seek office or
wish to name the candidates.
"No politicians will be affiliated
with or dominate it. and it will at all
times be non-partisan. We will make
only one demand. We will serve no
tice on the leaders of both parties
that if they intend nominating Jews
for places on the ticket. we will insist
that they are men mentally and moral
ly sound and worthy the votes of the
citizens who must elect them. If they
force the other type upon the public
and us as representatives of the Jews,
we will exert our utmost efforts to de-
feat them and continue doing so until
men are named who are worthy the
support of their race
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-15
Denver's Crusade

Denver is now in the throes of
"Hebrew COMEDIAN crusade begun
by Rabbi Friedman and the newspa-
pers of that mountain city are discuss
ing the subject from every possible
angle. One of them says:
"The managers Of the leading thea
ter circuits are almost all Hebrews. IL
is for them to decide whether or not
the stage Jew is injuring their race
This paper is certainly right in its
claim that nearly all the managers Of
the theatrical circuits are Jews, or
born Jews, but it is not right in its
assumption that these managers have
the deciding word whittier or not the
stage Jew is injuring the Jewish peo-
pie.
Most of the managers, Jewish or
non-Jewish, that doesn't t matter, new
er look any further than their pocket
books. Some of these Jewish manag
ers, if they saw any money IN 1t,
would rs soon lend themselves toward
the vilification of their own people,
their own father and their own moth
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-15

er, who may have been good Jews, as
non-Jewish managers.
For that reason we object, and OBJ
ject most decidedly, to make them the
judges whether or no the stage Jew
libels and Injuries the Jews as class.
The same paper also prints a string
of "Hebrew comedians including
Ben Welch and Joe Welch and the
rest Of the outfit, who, it says, care
of the race whose characteristics they
interpret.
All of which is old and has been
gone over hundreds and hundreds of
times.
The Jewish stage Jew is simply on
a par with the Jewish theatrical man.
ager who will lend himself, his talents
and his theater toward the vilifica-
ton Of the good woman that gave him
life
The Denver Republican prints
double-ieaded editorial along the same
lines, headed, "When Jew Mimics
Jew
It admits that the Jew is always
getting the worst of it in these vile
impersonations, and again uses the