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Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21
ISAAC R. JESTER.
No Debate at Present.

The following communication was re
celyed this week concerning another de
bate between Supt John D. Brooks anc
o. W. Jones. and which is published fol
the benefit Of the public.
Mr.. Editor:-Kindly allow me snace
in your valuable paper to express NV an.
probation OF Paul Pry's Kindness in ask
ing Supt Brooks and your humble writer
TO debate the question of ''Rural School
Consolidation" in School Hall at Ellen
daIe. As am very hoarse at presenr
and the evenings are gradually growing
too short for the country people to attend
would suggest that we defer the debate
until the fall. Then if God should per.
init ! will meet Supt. Brooks in Joint
debate, If it should be necessary. in every
town IN Sussex county that affords hail
have asked the gentleman through
the Milton Times, to meet me on Nav
the tn, 1903, ia the Milton School Hall
on the indentical platform where. accord.
ing to public opinion, aurels were con-
terred upon him that he had never earned
but he refused, through the Times. to
meet me there.
VIII state the subject to be debated
10 that the readers of the Chronicle can
understand the question - Resolved.
hat the Rural Schools of the State Of
u Delaware should be consolidated"
We are not discussing this question
Or the mere sake of debating. but to
ring out all that is for and against rural
onsoldation, so as to prepare the people
meet the question when it shall come
etore the Legislature.
In the Times | made this proposition
ct us choose two judges from the conn.
y and one from town, if either of ms
lould be dissatisfied, then let the bouse
'clded' As this proposition did not
eet with Supt. Brooks approval, | will
ggest another:-let Supt. Brooks choose
e lawyer and another, and these gen.
man shall choose a competent man 2
I'm the country and the trio shall be
iges; If either OF us should be dissatis-
with the decision, then refer the de.
ion to the audience.
There should be few amendments
de to the present school law, and those
Will suggest in my speech when we
'uss the question. q. w. JONES. =
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21

Mr. Anderson is the oldest living busines,
man OF the place and though more than
elghty-hve years of age, he is still active
Tor one OF his age. Few men in Freder-
lea or elsewhere can claim as long busi-
ness period as Mr.. Anderson. He and
ms wife are members of the NJ. f. Church
and have been for many years. They
have no children.
Joseph Smithers possessed an extraor-
mary mind; it was analy ical. logical
and philosophical, his opinions were
sound and his deductions correct. If he
mad been trained to the legal profession
ne would have made a wise and safe
counselor, or just Judge. He took
great delight in literature and having a
reIentive memory, there were but few au-
thors that he could not quote with pre-
clslon. He was embued with high ideals
hls traits of character were admirable.
ms integrity unquestioned
Caleb j. Smithers, youngest son Of
Jaleb and Sallie Smithers, was born in
trederica in lS42. He received his mer-
'antlie training, in the store of his father
ma brother. While yet a young man
le entered the firm as junior partner and
ontinued to hold that position until the
eath OF his brother in 1870, when he as. :
umed entire control. For many wears
e conducted the business, with profit to 4
imselt and satisfaction to his customers.
n. hls early manhood he married Clara.
aughter of the late John West, ESQ,
ne dying before she reached the merid.
IN OF life. By this marriage there was
ne child, daughter who is now the
lie OF DR.. Lester L. Carlisle. Later in
lie Mr.. SmitheFs married Ettie. daueb-
r OF James f. and Elizabeth CTown-
nd sipple. Caleb }. Smithers re-
red from active business pursuits sew
al years ago, with ample means to rem.
r himself and family comfortable.
now devotes his time to the superyis.
OF his farms and the enjoyment of
8 home.
ISAAC r. JESTER.
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21
HEPBURN ACT
is UPHELD
New Construction Placed Upon
Commodities Clause.
POINTS FOR THE RAILROADS

Under Decision Of United States su-
preme Court Anthracite Roads May
Transport Coal If Sold to Somebody
Else-May Hold Stock In Coal Com
panies.
1t has been many a day since a
decision of the supreme court Of the
United States has been received with
so much interest as was manifested
In the decision of that court in what
are known as the commodities
clause" cases. affecting the anthracite
coal carrying railroads
Analyzcd, Justice Whites decision /
is that congress did not transcend its
constitutional authority in the enact
ment of the commodities provision. +
but on the other hand it was held that
the governments construction of the
provision had been entirely too com
prehensive. As construed by the court.
the sole object of the clause is to pre-
vent carriers from being associated
in interest with the commodities trans
ported at the time of transportation.
hence that the law only prohibits the
transportation Of articles when they
have been produced by a railway com.
pany. which has not in good faith
parted with them, when the company
owns or controls, the commodity to be r
transported. and when the company \
has an interest direct or indirect in 4
the commodity in a legal sense. It +
was especially held, however. that the o
prohibition does not apply to the own ;,
ership Of stock in a producing com n
pany, but that carrier may own stock G,
in such a company and at the same w
time transport the product Of that
70
Summed mp. the act only compels q,
to disassociate themselves 20
from the products they carry. It thus ~,
appears. first that the commodities g.,
clause is a vital and operative statute tb-
With respect to all products. such as D..
,Oal which the railroad companies
ictuaNy own at the time of transpor-
alton. and that the railroads must 10
ell such products to somebody else re
efore they can lawfully ship them. We
nd second that unless the act is dli
amended so as to include IN
took ownership. the railroads can es- In
ape the law entirely by converting cei
leir direct ownership of coal proper
es into stock ownership by the or p
of subsidiary coal com
lnies. Pei
The effect of the decision under ex- WI
ting conditions is favorable to the 80
ilroads and the government lost on uuo
actically all points except in the sds- =
ntatiOn Of the prineiDle-involved. u'
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21
Nails and Wire Reduced.

The American Steel and Wire com.
pany has announced cuts of s4 on
wire nails, and 81 to s6 on various
grades of wire. With the gradual re.
ductions made heretofore this means
a reduction of 81 to 50 on these pro
ducts
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21
Nine Drowned as craft unaet.

Nine Drowned as Craft Upset.
Nine persons. who were out BOATING
IN the SusQuehanna river at Port
Griffith, near Wilkes-Barre Pa. were
! drowned by the upsetting Of the boat.
They are William Andrews. of Port
, Griffith; Theodore and Thomas An.
drews Frank Marianosky. Adam Stru-
kus, Frank Ganofsky, Mrs. Frank
Ganofsky and their two small bows.
John and Michael, all Of Providence.
near Scranton. None of the bodies
have been recovered.
William Andrews was entertaining
a number of relatives from Providence.
Lackawanna county and after dinner
took them out for a boat ride. They
crowded into small boat, five men
with Andrews, his sister-in-law and
( two little nephews. and started out
The boat was low in the stern. with
the several people seated in it. Ap-
parently one of the men there moved
forward to help Andrews with the
oars the movement causing the boat
to rock. It shipped some water at the
stern
Those seated there stood up to avoid
the water, the boat rocked more and
shipped a quantity of water. There t
followed wild scramble Of the now ,
thoroughly frightened people. and the !
next moment the boat upset. and with
shrill shrieks for help all the ocou-
pants were thrown into the water
Girl Cuts Family From Ruins Of Home
h1seit var fr,
bers of her family out Of the ruins of =
their storm-wreclled home. a Carnegie u
hero medal is to be asked for fifteen n
yearold Mamie Price, who lives near ca
Bowden Ga W
A storm struck the Price home pi
wrecked it and buried all the family pe
IN the debris except the girl. She pro. m
cured an axe, and, guided by the cries a.,
u the victims and lantern. began to =:
ut them out. Mrs. Price died as the Ut
,irl cut the last timbers from about we
ler but she rescued her baby brother an
nd younger sister unhurt. lie
Her father had been caught by the Jo
eavy timbers; but his most serious cal
urt was the crushing Of his left arm. tbe
he girl cut away the timbers from rob
ne body of her father but the man a..
led arm was still held. Price realized lis,
lat the arm was lost and that it was 'oi'
My held b. shreds of skin and flesh. qn
he told = q girl to sever the strings ty a
ith the axe. cast
The child objected. but when the Uni
ther insisted she brought down the Mr..
.e and Proe was free. Under her tain
theirs directions the child made H.
irniquet TO stop the loss Of blood q
IN the severed arm and then went y
'Ough the darkness for assistance. spec
Ice viii recover. scho
A novel wedding ceremony was per
'med at Sailor Springs. ILL., when Iii
arl johnson and Miss Nora Murray daug
re baptized in a creek. and imme. (Bar
tely afterward. while still standing Will
water waist deep, were married NJ,
rec hundred persons witnessed the 80;
emOny. Vi "i
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21

A novel wedding ceremony was per
formed at Sailor Springs. ILL.,. when
Pearl johnson and Miss Nora MURRAY
We're baptized in a creek. and imme.
diately afterward, while still standing
in water waist deep. were married
Three hundred persons witnessed the
ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21

For 80 years Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound has been the standard remedy for
female Ills. No sick woman does Justice to
herself who Will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
Mrs. PinI1ham invites all sick women
@s TO write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. PinI1ham, Lynn, Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1909-05-21

S8Sz. .534.6f
J. B. SMITH. Cashier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01
A Ia carce| poI besaIse;
Cosas hay que deben ser reser
yadas.

FL policia Warren rondaba por
Central Park, un paseo de New York
no hace mucho. durantc la noche,
cuando lie ilamo la atenci6n un ruido
extraho que ti tomo por ei ruido de
una vaca pasando por un iugar muy
eniodado.
Escuch6 por unos instanteS y, en-
vista de que seguia ei ruldo, Sc dlri-
gi6 al sitio sospechoso y VIC a dos
personals, un hombre y una mulcr,
sentudos en- un banco, besandose.
Como, d despecho de la presencia
del Official, los que Sc besaban contl-
nuaron imperturbabies,el ,el poiicia les
dljo;:
IVAN Vdcs. a deiarse de bcsos'
-No-diio el joven.-Noy a be-
saria tantas veccs como cha me 10
permita.
-Yo no veo en- que lie moiesta ESQ,
senior policia-diio ella.
Warren los arresto y fueron lleva-
dos al deposito. Ella prob6 ser Helen
Powers, enfermera lie oficlo. dc 10 a
nos, V Gl James White, de l6 amos.
Ambos fueron enviadoS Il Ia carcei
nor conducta desordenada.
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REFRIC1IR|D'
Ia tl1CTR|cDAD,
Notables experimentos he.
chos por Mr.. Quill para
demostrar las cualida-
des observation-disclosures de la
potencla electrica
Sentts, eli ma silla dc electro
cutar q los ress J le descar-
garon una corricate :, 1900
yoltios sin dreducirle dana
alguHo.

Acaban de hacerse en- Nueva
York varias curiosisimas expe1ien'
cias sobre electrocucion, que har
sido presenciadas por todo 10 que de
mejor tiene eientificamente Nucva
York, y cuyos admirables result
tados motivan en- los diarios y en-.
tire el publico en- general toda cla'
Sc de comentarios.
In senior llamadde Carlos Quill.
invite a un buen numero de medi
eos. para. demostrarles las especia,
les cualidades que posee neutrali.
zadoras de la potencia electrica.
Con clio tendfa a demostrar que
en- las electrocuciones los reos nc
mueren q consequences de ella.
I.legan, 81, a un grado de insensi
bilidad y postraci6n con todas las
apariencias de la muerte, pero es-
ia recien es real cuando Sc le prac-
tica la autopsia, a resultas de la
cual fallecen.
En- un local especial, el sehor Quill
instal6 una silla semejante a las usa-
das en- las prisiones para las ejecu-
clones capitales.
Con el fin de probar 10 que de-
cfa, Sc sento en- la silla, y algunos
ayudantes suyos 10 sujetaron con
correa, lc pusieron las argollas y
un casco metalico aplicandole una
corriente directa de electricidad
de 1900 voltios por todo el cuerpo.
Quill, en- lugar de dar senales
de sufrimiento, dolor 8 decaimien-
to sonrefa, demostrando que Sc
cncontraba no tan solo bien, sino
que hasta contento y satisfecho.
La prueba duro un minute entc-
ro, que fue de enorme espectativa
Acto Sc guido continue Quill tram
quilamente su conferencia, como 81
NADIA lie hubiera ocurrido.
Diio que la electricidad mata uni
camente cuando quema, pero no
en- case contrariO.
ESQ 81 afirmo que poseia cualida-
DIES personales especiales, que 10 in
munizaban respecto a la electricidad
Explic6 esta especie de estado ais
lativo de SUI persona por la cantidad
anormal que su cuelpo posee de car
bon, que 10 pone en- condlcionesS de
sopotar cualquier prueba por el esti-
10.
Para demostrarlo por medic dc
hechos, tomo en- una de sus manos
una trasmisi6n electrical dc 1900 vol
tios que producia un vivo chisporo-
teo con cuyo calor Sc encendia una
vcla.
En- la otra mano, en- la que recibio
una corriente ultrapoderosa, prem
di6 con el calor de un delo la punta
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En- Fl SENADO
De CUBA,
Sc difiere sin aprobar
el presupuesto.
Es aprobado ell hill autori-
zando las rina de gallos.
Ell Gar desiste de sa viaje a
Italia, ante las ameRazas de
los socialistas.

New York, JUNO l, l,-Comuni-
can de Cuba que el senado de aque-
LA repdblica ha diferido sin apro-
bar el bill de presupuesto, a causa
de dipariedad de crlterlo de la Co.
mission de hacienda
Sc espcra que en- la actual quin-
cena quede ultimado y sometldo
a la firma del presidente.
Otro telegrama confirma la no.
ticia de que aquel alto cuerpo ha
pasado despues de algunos deba-
tes el bill autorizado las rinas de
gallos. Ell proyecto ha sido resla-
mentado convenientemente liml-
tando SUI accion. Creese que este
prevento dari una respectable su-
ma en- los ingresos del cstado.
New York, julio l.-Comunican
de San Petersburgo que en- vista
de las relteradas obscrvaclones Y
consoles de la emperatriz madre Y
de los intimos de la corte imperial
el Car dcsistira de su viaje a Italia
Esta resoluclon de la corte, obc-
dece a las constantes amenazas de
los socialistas ltalianos y las fra
ses mortificantes que han sido infe-
ridas al soberano ruso por los dipu
tados radicales. No obstante las
precauciones tomadas por el gobier
no de Quirlmal para garantizar la
seguridad personal dc Nicolas, cree
Sc que el vlaie sera aplazado.
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En- esta imprenta sc vende paps
de pcriodico a dos pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01
UNA PET|C|0N
T. De BERESFORD.
Canada ofrece tropas
para guarnicionar a
las antillas.
Russia decide ocupar a TIE
heran temporalmente'
Ell Sha, quiere asegurar con las
bay0DetaS rusaS Su corona y
su dinastia

New York, Julio i Tn tclegra-
ma dc Londrcs da cucnta de los
debates de la camara dc los comu-
mes sobre el presupuesto. La CO.
mission de guerra ha manltcStado que
en- las economics introducidas eli
el ramo, entra Ia Suppression de las
guarniciones de las antillas en- las
1ndias Occidentales, 10 que resulta
ria POGO accrtado. II gobicrno
del Canada ha ofrcrido al gobicr-
no mctropolitico. las tropas sufi-
cientcs para gumncionar las Ber-
mudas. Jamaica Y otras antIllaS me-
nores, Y cuyos gastoS seran hechCs
por cuenta del gobierno canadenSe.
Inglaterra contest6 4 la oferta
aceptando la proposition de la
Camara del Dominic.
Fue lefda una in>tancia de Lord
Beresford, almirantc rcrientemcn-
te retirado, en- Ia cual rccomicnda
la Immediate adici6n i los VA pro-
puestos de diez cluccroS tipo Dread
noughts. Fl gobierno husca soil
cito nuevas fucntcS d. ineresos con
que atcnGcr 4 Jos cnormcs presu
puestos votado, para la marina
New York. Juno L. Comuni-
can dc San Pctcr,hIrgo que cl go
bierno ha re>Irltu. d- arucrin con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01

Dc las PiI,Ioras Ru-adaS del DR. Wi
Hams. romu prucha csta. entire mu-
ctas carlaS SimliarcS:
"ITarc ma, oic dos ano> que por va
lia> cunserucuciaS propla> dc la vida
rscdcnralia Que mi profession requie-
n. cmpcrc = srutlrmc NAL del c>t6-
mago Fl maleSIar mr acusaha prin-
cipalmcntv durantc las horaS dc
dc trahuiu. Y accntUlrdosc Il NAL, Il
cudi q uu duc-ur,cuvaS r"retas tome
Vor alum tempo Solo obtUvr a!iyio
temporal. y r,vc que vrr i oirn ia
cullalivo lin dUdar dcl bucn intc-
rc> dc ,:ici"- proir>Inuai,-s. nu rc--ill-
10 cticaz cl tratam!cnto. Y c>iahlcci-
du a hc~hu dc que padrrja d'. di~pcp
psia ncrvIu>a ron rumpliracioncs va
rias. 3 hahIrnuu>cm. rcrumcndalo
las P!lg"sc- E@-aaa- del Dr. William
dcridi >.guir Il tralamicnto que
con elias ~ rrcUnlNia. ~ princi-
pisr c4turS'aLa -,lnrIEentc NAL. con
dolur intense ai cslnmagu. pe.iodoS
c- ap-fl,u vuraz u'-ns dc Inapetcn-
cia. licnUras. a-Eafa> : pesadez, do
l5r 10 caheza y n.alcns. .earacter trls
tr = yIai'ntO. neTvlo>ldad general.
,shat .misnto. csca>cz dc memorIa. V
81 fin siniCmas de anemia cerebral.
In tai condicidn Cnller6 a tornsr
las Pildoras del Dl. Villains Luceo
Jr haIs-r tornado dus trasquitos va
note riu requeiio aliyi0, psrO tcnicn-
do al rurn'a Il tempo cue Ievaba
,.e cnicEm0. ne cspCraba Impuslbles.
Al pues continue v ,ic@pucs de sels
ira,cu> "a habia v,icl'u i Ia vida
rDif may0T eneTgIa Y WbllsteZ,
ft.'rte y sclivp. \ atcndi6ndo mis
U,Upsriores ,Un tnpcLO y sOsitgO
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I raslado, expufsiones,
ascensos y reeng gan
ches.
Los servicios nan sido re-
compensados con mere,
CldOs aSCensOs.
Varies eficiales han side repRes.
tos en- sRs empleos despuaS
de comprobarse 50 inocencia
en- les cargos contra elloS fer
mhlades.

Por el cuartel Gle la Policia Insu
lar Sc ha ciictado: la siguientc Orden
General No. 56 con fecha Juno 80
1,-Por esta orden Y disposition
de la Comision Gle la Policia Insular,
son reenganchados en- el cuerpo por
ell termino de dos amos, los individuo
slgulentes en- la fecha que Sc lndlcan
a continuation:
Guardlas Lupersio Lopez Dlaz,
80, Gle Juana Diaz, Julio ) de 1909.
Llbrado Santiago Arroyo, 235, de
Mayaguez, Julio ) dc 1909, Jose
Eictoriano Torres, 632, de San Juan
Julio 7 de 1909, Nicolas Navarro, &c
de Ponce, Julio 9 de 1909, Jose Flo
res, 452, dc San Juan, Julio II, 1909.
Sc desaprucba el reenganche, del
guardia Catalina Nazquez, Plaza
4l6. dc Vega Baja.
Sale del cuerpo, el Guardia Vidal
Marini GranieIa, Plaza 5S5, suspen-
dido de cmpleo Y sueldo, despues de
haber sido hailado culpable de cargo
formulados contra el.
Sc hacen los siguientes ascensos
para tener efecto desde el dia 2S de
JUNO corriente :lefe de distrito de
S va. clasc, Pedro Baez. Ascendido
a Z ma. clasc. sargcnto Julio M.
Izquierdo, il jefe de distrito de Sva,
clase. sargento Manuel Caparros, d
Jefe de Distrito de s va. clase. Sar-
gento Cabo Jose T. Cordero, a sar-
gcnto. Cabo Rafael B. Diaz, a sar-
gento. Guardias Francisco Garcia
Davila, 400 a cabo. Lorenzo Nu-
nez, 237, d Cabo Y Guardia Bias
Martoranv, 444, a Cabo,.
Sc hacen los traslados siguientes:
Jefc de distrito Manuel Caparros de
Corozal d Arroyo, Sargento Rafael
b. Diaz de Caguas a Corozal, Sar-
gcnto Francisco Garcia Davila de
Rio Grande 4 Vieques, Sargento
Antonio Ferrary deSan Juan a Toa-
Alta, Cabo Bias Martorany de
Alta, Cabo Bias Martoranv de Cata-
no i Caycv, Guardia Florencia Co.
lon $50 de .Arccibo il Ponce, Guar
dia Nicanor Pcrea, 50 de Ponce a
Arecibo. Guardia Luis Ramirez Bo-
nllla 900 dc Mayagucz 4 Nega-Baja
v Guardia Manuel dc J. Peres, 403
de Toa-Alta d Arecibo, Guardia
Pedro Muniz Monies, 504 dc Areci-
bo i Toa Alta.
Sc suspende cmpleo y sueldo has
Ia nueva orden los guardlas sigulen
ties:
Francisco Desardcn. Plaza SOC de
San Juan, Ramon Carlos Placa 622
de l}arros.
Sc reponcn de cmplco V s,Ieldo
d los Guardias siglientcs. dcS'inan
doscle j presiar servicio a los pues-
tos que Sc indican Il continuation.
Al distrito de Rio Grandc Genaro
Seda Rodriguez, Plaza 122 Rcsiden-
tc en- Laias
Al distrito de San Juan, Victor
Gutierrez Plaza pos. (sc ignora SUI
rcSidencia) Dario Suarez, Plaza 81
RcSidentc en- Albonito.
Al distrito dc Barros. Cruz VI. Qui-
noncz, Plaza 274. Rcsidcntc en- Utua-
do.
Al distrito dc Bayam6n CPto. dc
Catanol Manuel Rivera Placa 3lS
RcSidentr en CialcS. Enrique Rive
ra Placa 20 . Re sldcntc cn Salinas.
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Delfin Garcia, de pocos amos de
edad, hirio anoche en- el cailejon de
Norzagaray Domingo Sanchez, in
troduciendole un balm en- ell brazo
derecho. Ell hecho fue casual, segun
ell informe de la polioia.
La detective" del puesto de San
Juan, detuvo aver d Juan Pav6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01

SOLO HAY UN "BROMO QUINI-
Ma" v csc es el LAXATIVE BRoMo oUINr
Ma usado en- todo el mundo para curar
Resfriados en- TN dia- La firma de FL
". GROVE. sc halla en- cada caiita-
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejo a
81 quintal.
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de un cigarrillo.

de un cigarrillo.
Estas extrahas expericncias han
causado asombro y varias corpora
cinoncs cientificas Sc disponen q es-
tudiar cl case de Quill.
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PARA Los NJ MALES
DEL ESTOMAGO.
Director Dr. E>cuela de Mexico.
Ceriitica su lHrariOn ron
las PildOraS del ilr. Vii
liams. despues DE- Dos
AnGS de Suiri-
mieBt0s.

Hav una infiliGaa Z H.eHuuas
para GllrIar los males 90. sstdmago
pero bien para ohteIsr IEa e"mp.s-
IA cursci6n Los ilamaap> dl-cstI
voS ofrau sabre l,> si5mrusn-- Go
mo saben tod0s To- mE'iIrU~. ]" mas
rsenrial Ilars IL propIa a--laiiarlin Y
digestion IL b.. aiiIuento>. - Sangre
puTa : IRA "a sauEir maHtlenc
acriva- iss s-.Izss ia. ~fIva>. Y oc
j. ali lsS @srE0~ -s-iai1a',oS gl- -
! ostenen sCE - trstaLIemJU t0nicO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01

motorista de los carros electicos,
aclsandole de expender billetes de
loteria. lie fueron ocupados algunos
billetes.
La distinguida sehora Wood pre-
sidenta de la liga anti-tuberculosa
de P. Rico, ha tenido la cortesia de
remitirnos un ejempiar del informe
anual de la referida association. Es-
timamos mucho ell envio del referido
foiieto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01

Francisco Sanchez Suarez Y Shall
ton Steward fueron tambien deteni-
dos por la detective acusado ell
primero por robo y ell segundo de
acometimiento y agresion.
Ha terminado sus estudios de s
grado con notable aprovechamien-
to- la distinguida senorita Beiencita
Boada, la que pasara al "High-
school, para continuar ALI estudios
SuperiOreS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-01

orquilla Sc vlro el bote yendose al
aqua cl muchacho.
A los gritos del mismo, dos hon.
bres que por .alli fcerra pasaban
en- un bote, Sc dirigieron al lugar
y recojieron al mushaeho medic
muerto.
Woolf fue levado q I'm hospital
siendo su estado muy grave.