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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-14
Sc han alberto en- la
isla III escue1as noe
turnas.
FL qobernador interesa que
ell departamento del 1nte
rior proceda Immediate
mente a la construction
de puentes en- la carretera
central.
Felipe Maisenet trata de suici.
darse en- Gales y Ia policia 10
detiene.

La siguiente information fue el
sabado Ia correspondence 4 los di
versos centros ohciales de Ia ciudad.
La que So refiere al departamento de
sandal del Consolidate, fue obte
mda en- Ia propia oficina y Ia demas
en- la secretaria particular del gober
nador.
Obras ptblicas.
-El gobernador ha rogado al Co
misionado del Interior que prepare
embellishments los pianos necesa
RIOS para la construction de los puen
tes que Sc necesitan en- Ia carretera
entire San Juan y Ponce.
Del depqrtomento de instruction.
-Ha sido nombrado professor de
ciencias en- Ia Central High School
el Sr. W. A. Mcconnell, quien toma
ra possession ei lunes Is del corriente.
El sr. MacConnel es un maestro de
experienced. Es graduado de Fran
kin academy, Prattsburg, N. Y. y
del coleglo normal de Albany. Du
rante varios amos fue professor de
ciencias en- una de las atlas escueias
de New York, y mas tarde fue Su
perintendente de escueias en- White
Plains. Ell cuerpo de profesores de
la High School ganara notablemen
te con ei nombramiento del Sr. Nc
Connel.
-Hace dos semanas que estan
funcionando las escuelas noctur
mas de la isia, y este ano ei entusias
mo por elias Sc ain mayor que en-
amos anteriores. Hay abiertas l27
escuelas; de estas, cuatro estan de
dicadas la ensenanza del ingies,
dos en- Ponce y dos en- San Juan. En-
esta Ultima poblaci6n estas ciases
han sido establecidas en- ell edificio
del cuartel de San Francisco. Ell que
desee matricularse debe dirigirse a
Ia oficina del supervising principal
del distrito. ST un n1mero mayor de
personas 10 desearen, Sc estabiece-
lianescuelas nocturnas adicionales.
Ell Comisionado de instruction
le ha concedido una casa escuela-
rural del tipo de $3.50 a la municipa
ldad de Morovis. La casa sera cons
truida en- ell barrio "Perchas." Ell
titulo del terreno va ha sido acep
tado por el Sr. attorney general y
muy pronto Sc dara comienzo la
obra.
Con la construction de esta casa,
unos setenta y cinco nihos que Sc
veian privados de asistir a las escue
Las podrandisfrutar de los beneficios
de la instruction.
Otlclna del Attorney General.
Ell Sr. R. E. Udenburgh, cajero
Auxiliar de la porto Rican Express
Company, fue arrestado aver y lie
vado q la oficina del attorney gene
raj, acusado de haberse apropiado
fraudulentamente alrededor de $500
pertenecientes q Ia citada compania.
Como el fiscal estaba ausente, Sc en-
vic buscar al juez municipal La
ssalie, quien ordeno la detencion de
Gicho individuo hasta que prestase
fianza por valor de 81 1000.
Quartet general de la policia.
-El jefe de Ia detective Quinonez
informa ei arresto de Isaac Franklin
por robo de varlas pleas de maqul
maria a Ia West India Oil Co., ha
habiendo!e vendido como metal in
servibie.
Ell jefe de Distrito Fernandez Ma
ter, de San Juan, informa que un in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-14

La Srta saquita Molina part cipa
a sus amigas y clientes que ha reanuda-
do sus trabajos de eonfeccion artis,ics.
de sombreIos de sonora y Sc les ofreoe
en- su case, rarada rs, esnturce. / 5 W.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-14
Ot1ciisa de sandal.

OJlCLUu 10 CuIEtLUA.
Inspector de Sandal, San Juan
Informa acerca de su vista de
inspection a ia casa No. so ca
lie de la Luna.
Official de Sandal. Bayamon. D.
cuenta de que en- aquel pueblo
Sc ha presentado aunque dc
caracter benigno una epidem ia
de sarampi6n.
Francisco AlonzoPerez Vega Baja
Envia una etiqueta para rotu
ron retiradas de IA venta pol ei
Inspector de Aiimentos en- su
vista 1 aquel pueblo.
Agustin Davila. Nitro. Plomero.
San Juan. Renite plano Y es
pecificaciones de obras de pio
mera que va & efectuar en- Ia
casa No. 7, Gale de Ia Princesa.
Marina.
Pedro J. Daniel. nitro. piomero.
San Juar. Id. i'd. en- la casa 81
tuada en- la parada 20, Santurce
Inspector de Ajimentos, San Juan
Envia para examen en- ei Labo
ratorio una muestra de aceite
de aImendras tomada en- Ma.
matt en- Ia casa de los Sres. Var
quez y Comp.
Official de Sandal, Aguadiila. In
forma acerca de los casos de sa
rampion ocurridos ali.
Id. id. Bayam6n. Participa one la
poiicia ha informado de dos ca
bailos atacados de iamparones
y pide lie envien el Veterinario.
Inspector de Alimentos. DITTO.
Sud. Barranquitas. Remite por
express una GAIA conteniendo
cinco muestars de leche para
ra ser examinadas en- el Labo
ratorio.
Oficiales de Sanidad de Adju
Corozal, Comerio, Hayagilez.
Rincon y Vieques. Piden impre
SOS para reportar mensuaimen
te las Intermediates trasmisibies
que ocurran en- sus respectlvas
municipaiidades.
Inspector Veterinario. DITTO. Nor
te. Informa del eXamen practl
cado en- el cabal.o marcado No.
65 propiedad del Sr. Eustaqulo
O,ta de Humacao.
Personals que visitaron ei Viernes
al gobernador:
DR.. Frank Dexter, Rauschenplat,
Consul Aieman, el Consul de Cuba,
Sr. Bonaechea, F. F. Harding, Pania
qua, Consul de Mejico. Henry Brown
Asset. Attorney General, T. G. ].
Yarmouth Vice Consul, Dinamar
ca. John A Wilson, Lucas Luis We
lez, Presidente del comite Unionista,
Toa Baia, Wencesiao Borda, jr.
Comite Executive del Y NJ. c. Jud
ge Jose R. F. Savage, Fiscal Corte
Federal, Rev. Alfred Ostrom yFrank
Dexter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-14
A PRECIOS SIN
COMPETENCIA
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
TETUAN ~.

ATENCION.-En Miramar fren.
te 4 Ia bahia sitio delicioso solares
2O-36 Sc venden. Informara Juan
Obrer q P. O. Box 1,134 8 en- gu do
micilio parada 10, Santurce. Sv.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-14

dividuo intent5 escaiar "a casa de
Angela Casa, en- Ia Gale del Sol No.
As, pero cuando esta iiamo a su ma
rido el ndividuo Sc dio a la fuga,
habiendoie sido impossible al poiicia
de servicio en- aquelia demarcacion
capturarlo. Tambien informa los
siguientes arrestos: 5 indivi-
duos en- el Puesto de San Juan por
infraccion de las ordenanzs mum
cipales, y 2 por acometimiento y
aggression; 7 de Puerta de Terra por
infracci6n q las ordenanzas munici
pales y 2 por turbar la paz pdbIca;
v 4 por infracci6n de las ordenanzas
municipales en- Santurce.
Ell jefe de distrito Santos, de
Giales, informa haber arrestado q
Felipe Maisonst Gonz alez, por en-
contrarse sufrlendo de enagenacion
ment al, pues ha tratado de sricidar
Sc en- varias ocasiones.
Ell jefe de Dlstrlto Lopez, de Mo
ca, informa que el dfa 10 de los co
rrientes Francisco Clemente y Fra
terno Ugarte fueron arrestados por
la policia de aquei distrito, por Gu
rar ignorantes y pobres enfermos
con medi cinas confeccionadas por
ellos. Entire e Las habfa una bote
LA conteniendo varios ratoncitos.
La comisi6n de la policla insu-
lar esta hoy en- ei Cuartei General
llevando 4 efecto las tauas fijadas
para este dia. Mas de 200 soici-
tantes seran talIados.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
NEW YORKS FEVERISH CAMPAIGN

neck of the political vineyard where we nave
been thinking that something of the fierce fervor OF
the OF hundred battles turns ms eyes
the mayoray contest at fever heat IN New iork anu
confesses that it is quite rag persmmon.
Everything have done sounds like a long meter
doxoogy Irish jig compared to the mdautumn madness Oh
that New York campaign
Our own John Temple got into the thick of the
of what real southern eloquence is like.
possible he depended to pour oil upon ne
waters but his the only pacific in the concert
The betting begun the friends Of Barnard the
dollars which elderly spinste simply keen to be
captured friends of Gaynor the Tammany nomlneewho
got running largely by denouncng Tammanyndlcae
they abundance of but want something
like fair price for it, they to make market OF the
times 80.
Mr. Hearst the candidate of his private party is IN his
vigorous fashion and commands the attention which Will
always who is liable at time to spring
private correspondence and set the world
The "carta speech is the order of the dayor rather
highland fifty miles automobile from speaking place
to another S said to be about a fair average.
enemies who refused to battle In the
with another but Judge Gaynor who vigorously
denounced of Police Bingham when the latter
commissioner Judge Gaynor the BENCH bitter
adversary that he refused speak the
tolerated. Bingham week before by
hearing him speak.
The organization question young mems club auxiliary
church. and would think that treaty
prevail ground like that But not Judge Gaynor
like Lev passed by the other sde and called
his shoulder them that the less church had to do
with politics the better 1t would be all concerned
There only fatality Wednesday night Nobody was
talked DEATH but unfortunate got in front of
speaker automobiles dash the
hustngs and fatally injured.
If this the gait already rembe to think what will be
degree of fervor as the election draws
Down here the most aspiring politician has to hide his
diminished head
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
FIGHTING THE WHITE PLAGUE.

The and Visiting Nurses association is
of the thorough against the
white plague in the history of this great movement
has already accomplished world of
extend its field of usefulness The campaign
begin among the negroes 1t weknown fact that
tuberculosis doing eXermnae the than
other and almost than all others combined
The unsana quarters in which large number of them live
lack of the which
prevent of this sufficiently
increasing spread of the disease the
doubt that consumption both prevenable
durable The of little together
fresh air and wholesome food all that necessary
simple things neglected by the
and the ravages something frightful
While the disease is preventabe and curabe the fact
remains it is easily communicable and the association of
sufficient attention the environment from which
germaden quarters which those who
patronize the hand laundry send their clothes
the
The fact of the matter is that distinction being made
between whites and blacks in this work Both
all the and information possible The work
will be concentrated to certain extent the for
time and to that end hoped that the coored teachers
ministers and other leaders of the will give all the
cooperation and support in their power.
The AntiTuberculoss and Visiting Nurses association
calling for additional members nominal fee of dollar
charged help along the work. and know of
which dollar will do greater good
The opening of this active campaign for this year
of the notable features of the and entitled
to hearty support from all quarters and all
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
ATTORNEY GENERAL WICKERSHAM.

Attorney General Wckersham of the United States depart
of justice visitor in Atlanta Saturday where he
of famiarze himself with the federal
penal institutions of the country which under his ultimate
control.
Mr. Wickersham lawyer of the highest order of ability
and his appointment has satisfaction the people
of the country and to the south in particular
His attitude toward the large corporate interests of the
country keeping with the best thought of the time 1t
without saying that of his enlarged and enlightened
views has settled hostility corporate interests SUCH and
the he determined protect the rights of
people from determinations and encroachments
His address before the Kentucky Bar association few
weeks ago. of the impressive utterances
subject of regulation of railroads and other
corporations which have been delivered in years,
of this able address Mr. Wickersham
of the United States supreme which
uphold right of the regulate the corporations
business within the state and referred particularly
of Security Mutual Life Company Prewt
decided appeal from the Kentucky courts which
right of the license corporation do business
state condition that shall withdraw which
defendant from the jurisdiction of the courts
upheld
The suggestion of federal license corporations doing an
interstate business of his striking suggestions
The attorney general will receive welcome in
Atlanta, and it is hoped his stay may be pleasant
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
An Honest Man
washington Post


i a.. annals Of the American bar there
are hundreds OF lawyers any one OF Wnonl
NE might designate In absolute conf
dence the head Of the profession MAI
shall and fancy. chief justices OF our su
prerne bench from lsol to lSo4' we're 49,
nat william Pfnkney was the greatest
l.vrver Who ever pleaded before that tri-
t,,nal and there is tradition that some
81 the opinions handed down by THESE
great iurists were impregnated Win the
Styfe OF the great lawyer who hao eA-
pounded the law TO them
Daniel webster said that when in New
ENGLAND he decided that jeremiah Mason
was the first lawyer in America. and that
when in the District Of Columbia ne gave
first place 10 John Marshall' but his pri-
vate opinion was that there was another
greater than either or both OF them
meaning Daniel webster himself. and
possibly he was right about IL Rufus
Choate. Ben Hardin. Robert Toombs. Ben
HIN. Charles O'Connor. Jere Black. Matt
Carpenter, Caleb Gushing. Allen @. Thur
man. John c. Spooner, John @. Carlisle
any one Of these we may call the head
OF the American bar. for there are
thousand best lawyers" On form, as the
race track folk say. William IL Evarts
was our greatest lawyer. He successful
IL defended Andy Johnson In the i'm
parchment proceedings; he successfully
defended Beecher az the suit OF Tilton;
he successfully pleaded the cause Of the
United States al the Geneva arbitration:
he successfully conducted the case OF
r b. Hayes before the electoral commits
sion OF 1871. His ambition was 20 be chief
justice. and II Salmon P. Chase had been
elected president he would have been chief
justice.
There died last Friday at Frankfort.
Ky. q lawyer the equal Of any jurist who
ever sat on any bench. OF ever pleaded
at any bar-wnliam Lindsay. Strange to
say, he was a dull boy at school. He was
one OF Forests troopers In the big war.
and when little past 30 he was chief jus
tice OF Kentucky. and made more de-
cisions that became leading cases" than
any other man in the history OF the An
gIo-SaxOn race who was on the bench no
longer than he.
II william Lindsay had been blessed
with the winning ways" OF Joe Black
burn he would have been greater than
Caesar" He was an honest man.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

banker as promptly borrowed the S. at current
interest, thereby keeping, he observed when
telling the story, both the boy and the moncy
in the family.
Some two months later Jack wanted to recall
the loan
What S. do you meanr' asked the banker
why. the S. I gave you
al haven't any S."
But gave it to you. Mother, didn't give
oim IS You saw me-
81 certainly did," she replied.
Where's your receipt, then?' demanded hia
father. DO you mean to say you've been lend.
ing money without getting black and white to
show for lt?'
NANNY" said the boy, appealing to his
nurse, didn't / give papa s5?'
You poh' little lamb Indignantly exclaimed
the old woman. "Co'se you done glib It to him,
honey"
There. papa" said the budding lawyer tri-
umphantly. here's the black and white Of it,
-Delineator
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
Distance Lends Enchantment


An exact definition Of gentleman 3as been
rried many times. never perhaps with entirely
satisfactory results. Little sadie hsd nevar
heard Of any Of the various definitions but
she managed to throw q gleam OF lignt on rle
subject, albeit one touched with uneonseIous
cynicism. The word was IN phe spelling lesson,
and / said:
Sadie what is a gentleman
PLEASE, ma'am," she answered, "a gentle
mans a mar you don't know very we'll
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
His Receipt

A southern banker recently told the following
about his s-year.old son. The boy had been in.
vited to spend I week with some little frlenGs
in the country.
stay and keep me company. Jack" said mis-
mother. ''Father goes travelling this week. aud
shall be all alone. Here is S bill for you
instead Of the visit.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
Reflections of a Bachelor
New York Press.

New DIX FTeSS.
Finance is doing it with other peoples
money.
The men who talk business the most
seem to do it the least.
When the average man pays back a
loan he acts as if a pickpOcket had gone
through his clothes.
There is no use going into a political
campaign with any reputation, because
you won't have any when you come out.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
Finished the Job
Kenknk Gnte f,itv

heOkuk Gate City.
An amusing case. incident 10 the darkness
caused by the failure Of the electric lights 70
burn witnessed last evening. IN one or
the downtown barber shops where electricity IL
depended upon for light the porter was called
in 10 hold lighted matches near the face or q
customer while the knight Of the racer put IN
his work. The porter kept the matches going
all through the performance: when one would
go out he would light another one, ard so on.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Texas cotton crop is almost eompiete
less Georgia's is much better. which
shows that Texas loss is Georgia's gain
IN higher prices
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
PersistentlY MisopYnous

Chicago Tribune.
Bachelor Callsr-What q healthy vigorous
looking little baby.
Proud adother-Yes. and just as brigat. Tries
to tax III the time.
Bachelor callsr-Ahs Little GIRL is 1T
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

II Taft.s temperance withstands tho
..r,ntation OF savannah's artillery punch.
are presidents admirers In the ranks OF
the w. c. 7. L. need have no turther
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

The time is approaching when the pres RS
ident may settle down TO the slnpi LI0
-. 49, son,narative obscurity in Washington
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

]. Pierpont Morgan has just palo 49,
600 for some old poreelains. BANK OF Eus
r.,s,. discount doesn't bother him
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Georgia authracnose is damaglng Geol.
ria cotton. a news item says Inc n04"e
suggests humiliation
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

What need 70 go TO New fOrA, W.
we have her best opera mere 10 say AO'''
ing OF her finest horsesE
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Savannah has asked President Taft to
sail in an air ship. Savannah's faith in
the air ship is demonstrated beyond dis
pute
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

II Is always the part OF WISDOM 70 sss
little. for then. at least one Is never
caught up with.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

FLORIDA lakes are going ory' says
headline. Knew Florida wouio Soile iH'O
the dry column gradually
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

spain seems to be performing the MIN
,ster Crane act in the matter OF hrihs
ministries
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

The only visible reason Tor an nleI 80,
in freight rates Is that the railroaos "~"'
more money.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Seeing Is believing. except IN thos@ 80 =
where the thing seen Is uniaNOfaOie ~
oneself
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Bachelors are loudest In tnelE oplhI Ie.1.
Of women. Married men seek simpler SUI
Jects.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

A thin person may appear fat; a fat one
less so. but never slender.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
Tuesday, October 2e, 1909.

II takes a lot Of courage,
- h.,id worlds stare TO race
Ia meet foes and SANDER
With dignity and grace;
To bear oneself with ealmnesS,
while the heart well-nign oreaAs'
-. reeds = lot Of COURAGE
For one's whole life Il taxes. .-,r
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

-rna Dixskin is abroad in the land, also
e. COLLEGE veil and the ambulance
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Vanity is generally local trouble Con-
~sst q chronic and deep seated
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

spain has settled down TO the qu i,S ne
that is. as far as the Moors VIII pc
NIT
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Il l. 70 be hoped that the president
d,sn.t cali il 'sHowston." Tex
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

wisdom consists as much of what rs iett
unsaid as Of what is said
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26

Cotton is UP to fifteen cents And may
A. climb on TO higher level
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-10-26
When the twilight settles down
On the sleepy little town,
With its gables peaked and brown,

ending with the genial glow and hospitabe cheer OF the wade
nna conspe present picture to the mind and imagination
toward which this fverish has turned with
an longing associated hopelessy with the days that
But it shall not be
The people of this country by strange and enchanting turn
in the cycle events to the good old days of the
stage coach added comfort and pleasure of which
ancestors little dreamed The magnificent distances of the latter
DAYS are to be neurazed compensated by the speed of the
automobile The of earth and sky of woods and
fields await with invitation alurng in those
earlier days hostes and larger cities have
seeded sleepy village life of the long respects but
here and along the highway stretching for than
thousand miles, will be found the hushed sotudes which
feversh deafend defaced and genial
dispensing cheer under his tavern roof be found
at intervals unchanged since Kit Sly revealed the
ale house door.
1t inviting picture which presents itself to the magma
ton begin the journey which is to naugurate
this good roads movement with all its collateral influences.
Utility pleasure worked before such congena yoke
fellows. We have ''htched our wagon to a star.
almost hear the bursts of merrment and
the SOUTH and from today its
progress viii be watched with absorbing interest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-19
RECEIVES THIRTY STAB
WOUNDS IN CRAP GAME
Charles johnson, Negro, Dangerous
" Wounded by Another Negro
Named Massenbure.

Charles Johnson. a negro, Was s;ah-
b q thirty times IN the chest by an
ether negro named MaHsenburg diT'
lug a crap game On Nineteenth street
near Jeifsrscn avenue last night. Al
though Johnson's chest locks IKE a
buzz saw has been busy On Il and
some OF the wounds are deep, he Is
expected 10 recover.
After the cutting. Massenburg took
to cover ana up T. an early hour iDia
morning the police had net Sncceeded
In locating him.
Louis Morton. the negro. who Is al
legged TO have been running the game,
WAS arrested by Patrolman Messles
and locked mp at the station house
on the charge Il conducting gam
ing house.
DR.. Dickinson. cclCred. attended
Johnson and moved him 10 his home
On TweHty.third street aud took 20
stitches IN the wounds