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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30

apply to the issuance and interchange
of passes for officers, agents, en-
plOyes, surgeons, physicians and at
tOrneys of railroads and other carriers,
and their families, but such officer,
agent or person, if holding or receiv-
ing free or reduced rate transportation,
shall not receive from the State or
county or municipality any mileage or
pay for personal transportation as
such State or county or municipal
official over the steam or other rail-
ways from which he has free or re
duced rate transportation; and it shall
be the duty of the railway corpora
tons within five days Of issuance to
file with the secretary of State the
name of every federal, State or county
or municipal official to whom free
or reduced rate transportation is
issued by said corporation, the kind
of transportation. the time for which
it is good, and the reason for so doing
1T shall be the duty OF the secre-
tary of State to keep in a suitable
book record of all such free or re-
duced rate transportation so issued to
any federal. State or county or NUM-
cipal official, which record shall be
open at any time during Office hours
for public examination"
Petitions have been received at the
Office of the secretary of State and
bearing 13107 names, asking for a
referendum on the act passed by the
last Legislature and entitled can Act
to divide the town of York and estab-
fish the new town of Gorges.''
The following corporations have filed
their certificates <of organization at
the office of the secretary Of State:
Utah Metal Mining Co, organized
at Kittery. for the purpose of conduct
ing q mining business. with $7.50o.0O0
capital stock. of which nothing is paid
in. Officers: President. Solomon Lee
weinberg of Boston. Mass; Treasurer,
Elmer j. Burnham of kittery. Celtiti-
cate filed June 2S. 1909.
United Cloak and Suit Co, organized
at Augusta for the purpose of import
ing, exporting and dealing in ladies'
wearing apparel. with 100000 capital
stock. of which nothing is paid in. Of
ficers: President and Treasurer, Z. W.
Leavitt of winthrop. Certificate filed
Jure Is. 1909
Griffith, Keiver & Co.. organized at
Portland, for the purpose of conduct
ing the business of wood workers. man
ufacturers, etc, with $4,000 capital
stock, of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President. Walter Fl. Thorpe
of Boston. Mass: Treasurer, Benjamin
G. Ward of Portland. Certificate filed
June 30, 1909.
The Meretz Co.. organized at Lisbon
Falls. for the purpose of dealing in
dry goods. fancy goods. gents cloth
ingc and furnishings, footwear. etc.
with $4,000 capital stock. of which $1,000
is paid in. Officers: President, Gus
tave H. Pierter of Lisbon Falls: Treas
ure,. Max NJ Pierter of Lisbon Falls
Certificate filed June 49, 1909.
Millet Signal Co. organized at Port
land. for the purpose Of manufacture
ing and dealing in instruments and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
Enterprise Grange.

Enterprise Grange, Richmond, held
its weekly meeting Saturday evening
with a fair attendance. there being
about 80 members present. After the
regular business was over a short pro-
gram was given: Music by the choir;
story, W. H. SHELTON; reading, Brother
Dodge; question. What is the Most
Profitable Fruit to Raise?" discussed
by Bro. Dodge. Worthy Master; story
Irving Shelton. Next Saturday even
ing ali Ice Cream sociable will be given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
SAxen Star GRANGE.

There was a good attendance at the
regular meeting Of Seven Star Grange,
Troy, Saturday evening. The First and
Second degrees were conferred, and
considerable business transacted, after
which a fine program was presented
There will be more degree work at
the next meeting which is postponed
till July 10 on account of the Fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30

Among the many other laws which
will so into effect July is the act
amending Chapter 1873 of the Public
Laws of 1907 and relating to the
transportation of public officials. in
accordance with the provisions of the
law office holders may not ask for free
or reduced transportation. either for
themselves or for anyone else, or
railroads. The section as amended
reads as follows:
Section l. No person holding any
federal State or county or municipal
Office shall request for himself or
another, accept or use any free trans
portation upon a steam or other rail-
way. or any ticket or token which en-
titles him to transportation upon such
railway. for which he has paid less
price than is demanded of the pubic
generally; and no officer, agent or em1
ploye of such railway corporation
shall knowingly issue. deliver or offer
to any person hereinbefore mentioned
or to or for any other person. at the
request. solicitation or procurement
of any federal, State or county or
municipal officer, except for cases OF
charity, free transportation or any
ticket or token which entities him To
transportation at less rate or rare
than is demanded of the public
generally.
Section 2. This statute shall moi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
ACKNOWLEDGE IT.
Augusta Has to Bow to the Inevitable |
Scores Of Citizens Prove it.

After reading the public statement of
this representative citizen of Augusta
given below, you must come to this
conclusion: A remedy which cured
years ago. which has kept the kidneys
In good health since, can be relied up
on to perform the same work in other
cases. Read this:
Mrs. C. F. Church, living at No. 2
Il value Doan's Kidney Pills today
more highly than ever. Before using
this remedy, about six years ago.
had a great deal of trouble from the
improper action of my kidneys and sur
Tered from severe pains in my back.
felt languid, had a poor appetite and
was restless at night. Doan's Kidney
Pills, which my husband procured for
me at Willis r. Partridge's drug store,
brought for me prompt relief. After
had taken the contents Of two boxes.
the pains in my back ceased and 1 felt
better in every way. have since rec
commended Doan's Kidney Pills to
many people and will continue to do
80" Statement given July IA, 1869
TIME IS THE TEST.
On July 18th. 1908. Mrs. Church added
to the above: Il have had no reason to
alter my good opinion of Doan's Kidney
Pills. The cure they effected in my
case has proven to be permanent one
and I still advise their use in all cases
of kidney trouble"
For sale by all Dealers. Price 50
cents, Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
If Your Liver is Wrong,
You are Wrong all Over.

A torpid. inactive liver goes hand in
hand with constipation. and is a chronic
condition, one requiring a systematic. we'll
directed effort to overcome the same ef-
fectually and establish conditions of health
and perfect body drainage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30

containing the two elements needed to
increase liver activity and muscular ac-
ton. 90 accurately to the sluggish liver
and bowels. restoring them to perfect
action. They are composed CT the two
great vegetable agents. pineapple for the
stomach. liver and gastric secretions. and
butternut for the mucous membrane. cir
culation and bowels. and always give best
results-they are Natures own laxative
Physicians use and recommend They
form no habit. Ysu should always keep
them on hand. These little Vegetable Pills
will ward off many ills and they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
AND BRIGHTON
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Specially reported for the kennebec Jour-
nal. Live Stock Yards, June %, 1909.
MAINE.
At Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30

This week: Cattle 3O7S, sheep 5O32. calves
1881. hogs Is 42S.
Last week: Cattle 1888, sheep 1893. calves
29l9, hoge 5,342.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30

fafsanIrsgpa bss0lyt1 10 s,uss4s
y s1Rie ~ usm 10 snoi,sssIa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30

Petitions have been received at tn
Office of the secretary of State am
bearing 1907 names, asking for
referendum on the act passed by tn
last Legislature and entitled can Ac
to divide the town of York and estab
fish the new town of Gorges."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

ne oaucral services 90 thc lats
Mrs.. MARI b. Flevcllen vyrc bold a,
az Nctho1ist church saturday after
nooa az 8 o'clock. large number
cf sov0uiDg tricuis tolloving thp
rcnaios 90 thcir hst NESTING pIacc
EsVrErccn Cemetery. TIE rcmalus
WV ma AZ thc Scaboard depot and
takCa b tbe undertakiug parlors 90
y. Mcclellan. later bcinE cscortca o.
tho Flrst Methodist church. where
ne toncral scrytccs Vcrc held. Re,
o. h. briagcs oalciatiug. TIE Coral
o4crinEs NV numcrous and hand.
eomc, the exquisite wrath being an
oGcrtng fcom Nirby smith Chapter.
~ m e.. ct which dccoascd vas an
hcnorcd member
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13
IRE Daylight Department Store.

Tie q. W Hyde GO. have a halI
parc al. in totay's issue OF The sun
iu Witch apTreciators 90 exceptions
yaiues can rcvcl They alr1 tel O.
thar visitors 90 their pllatial stor,
on Monday and Tuesday will hn
mum rous items 90 eXtaordiuarl
value in each department
They have adopted this plan Tor The
past several weeks of noe advertising
an 90 their specials for their bargain
tays. but rather displaying them Ia
their respective departments. aud this
plan has proven highly successful as
customers have been greatly sur.
lriscd and bought avishly from the
tempting offerings.
nont miss Monday and Tuesday
they again promise extra values for
yOu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

pFceoeee heFe b. cr1eF that nisnas
may Nee waom 49, are castlag tAels
eaton 0oR
RemenheF thsi wAca yca have a..
eorca saheeEteers O. a. uumhcr cg
teA ee wln hase q cal uaae tsum
yeef rectogtaFA Al reprc8ece b b.
tAe rapeg. hssl8es ~ else a hanasone
bcnas e. q elaA.
Rstsr 81 re ne 81 aavegtiapFs. wcrR
&C. tAem ~ havtag yoaF fglenas traaa
~Na then eea ave the vctes tor yea.
~ 80 masieF ia wAlch pcsltioa re
stead "a the slssN wa wm revive
q eeftiacale wAlch b. ucFth rs taca
xalee cn q new piann
ouiy q nltie lesa than ten ueeks ~
mata m whlch O. eth 80 carsal
ptiteN aad me Me- Calnn ~ very
ec,ton cae wta Aase nv eAance -
atteaee b Rrst rlace wNhn tAat
sc,pe 81 tfuo
re,,oet,e b the rosaa a. tAe can.
vess,
caiata.nts-ceetral eeslfs..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

De- oi Two Kinds coucoH ana thc
h.g bad hat comcs from a sick head.
ache nocs yCur head ever tccl uke
a gouri and y,,ur brain EEL loosc and
soro' NOu can Curc "a in no time ~
acing On yOur liver With Balari's
Heroine tsnt "a worth TRIMS Tor
thc Absolute and certain rclirf youu
gstf Sold by W. Al. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

NJ N|H'H F.HH
N..f f t.t Gainesville t.f
n eHtn Ht t.H rair. .r.f Ia
nsr rf f.Isf r frsa ts
f It. raH.a H f'. r....
fr yH.Hr.fIn fH rar...r
khHr.f H. er vHfst rErf
sf fh. rsri rI.atr.
500 en tf. ur.. frrIf rrf
rIr.r .ft anniversary rf tH.a
rr. .I FIrftH rr.f rHrI historical
.flnfs we r.af De- r history taf.
H r.rrrfr..f ft f. Inhabitants
sr.t u..r ora rce De- Ea. been r-1.
tf tf .'a..H. .frnuur. E#r
rau Ohd fra studied u After
earls tf.lr fathers and ur.t.r. an1
'.ff rr Ietrf to s.e ODE Ancient CHf
end tre wonderful celebration of Hs
frn haE.nI'na Tha ure.s cannot
print the nany Wte scenes as tbey
we're displayed ty those in the years
eone ty hearty fcrgotten by some.
hui have boen resurrected by others
every war hy a counterpart Of par
Elephants of those times.
scores OF visitors from an over the
Cunet States witness this grand
4 spectacle
The Ponce a. Leon Celebration vas
celebrated March Sist April lst and
and az S. Augustine. These films
shov TIE landing % Ponce de- Leon.
the Attack OF Chief Osceola and his
tribe oi Indians on ST. Augustine.
uhich AZ that time was only a small
village. when nightly raids were
made on the settlers homes By this
tribe TIE most exciting scene was the
capture % that noted chief. when. In
bis var paint. rszed before him
havoc and destruction.
Just % think how wonderful this
city has grown with its palatial hotels.
% which Florida may boast %
the finest On America, which are
shown In these pictures. while the
streets are crowded with hundreds Of
spanish knights and soldiers In
medieval costume. English and French
90 the Continental period. and the
United States hands Who were order.
ed 20 81 Augustine 10 participate in
this enormous program. Large tribes
of Indians. militia cadets and band OF
the Kentucky Military Institute. the |
hnest drilled body % men outside OF |
West Point an these 60 20 show the |
various forces that have occupied So. |
Augustine az times. and who now re- |
hearse these magnificent pyrotechnic |
displays yearly. Notice in the pic. |
lures your friends. perhaps yourself
Ia the grand Illuminated parade on
the streets By day and the hay By |
night which Is lit up By the brill
iantly Illuminated launches, which will
D. teCn in the pictures. The race |
or water parade Just before the races
by high sUeed motor boats proved
one 90 the greatest additions 60 the
celebration In the daytime. while at
aight these same motor boats formed /
a rsrt 90 the aotilla 90 torpedo boats
"a hich bomhardcd Fort Marion. so
vel protected by the land forces.
lttlc o. lea Do say. only that yru \
shrCd see Tits wonderful eAhlbiuI. i
b. t.uy realize what the Ponce q.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

Rev rhos n Hay win deliver d
memorial sermon % members of Cen
tor toire No. M. a. a. a. q. az an,
Presbyterian churrh this evening
Tho public b. cordially invited 30 a.
trud
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

out ast uight' Headache and uery.
lus this morning. Hicks CapudIus
Iust the ching 20 NJ you Tor business
Clears the head braces the nerves
rry a. AZ drug storca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

let q want "a. negotiate a trad,
Tor you-of something you don't nee,
ioF something you 40.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-13

eeslera aad eeutheFs DislFlcG
MIS- n1iilo EnElI1h rac,ua e561ta
Mias Nahsl Nc,'Folie Mcnopy asa Eoo
MIS- toIna MeCrotie Ncuopy aiaSgl
Mis- Nauie Cbambsrln. Mica.
noFl t.t, tttt .s..ttt.t.t... alhthA
Anss MA loll,, OIanre u1s. ava tgS
hiss hesie wants. hawthorn. stetS
Niss myrtle uammoua uav.
tnNIA Httttt 30 ttttr.s.s. ka.1.h
Min nertie shaw, Falrbauks. 6Saso
Me- Wilna Nainca MoRtcocha yalsi
nlas Cordslia Croen. Rocty
A'fint tttttt .tt tr.t sttts... lteso
Mis- Annic Leeia. hawthorn. gtNsS
Nits raanne Caflton. MIA
Nnff tstthtts sststtst $50. SASS
Me- laNelne nobbti. M'cuopy iaEsJ
Nisa Luh Perm, Rochcllo.... a6tts
Me- raitie Ectroucf. Rochcllo gi.ttA
Nlss level Oodvin. uavthorn., lGatS
Me- Emma Outhrie. Rochelle. t6lty
hits 0eolgia enostsa. ualchsl
NfNNA ttth tttt sttts.t.s. sac
Miss Eaie rison. narlsion .... Geba
Niss Nslils Ressea Niea1opy.. Asoa
Evening star., 1909-06-20

head man. and Abullah Adam Robley Osman, Der
ria, and Adam Emy, and the matchless Swahili,
Salem bin Juma, who make safari life
comfortable and even luxurious for Mr. Roosevelt
ever he found the White House.
Discipline for the Natives
RUT, while l understand that he has accepted the
- offer of their services, know that his chosen
safar leader, r. ]. Cunnnghame, objects strongly
to the of Somalis for he told at dinner the
night before left Nairobi. In their stead even
gun bearers, he prefers to Swahilis, who, when
they do wrong may be given the only corrective that
has the slightest useful effect with African native,
and that is from to twenty five strokes the
buttocks with the kiboko flexible but stiff straight
whip four five feet long and halfinch thick in the
middle, cut out of hippo rhino hide, which, when
it does not draw blood, raises wets double its
diameter.
The kiboko, or even blow or kick, no Soma will
stand. Any who SO handles them is pretty GER
tain to find knife sticking in his ribs,
later unless he has established extraordinary author
ity and influence them master they both
respect and fear-and then he is too safe.
It's whole lot of diplomacy one needs to handle
Somali successfully and safely, and l believe Cum
ninghame is quite right that they disturbing
element in any safar under any man less absolutely
their master than Mr.. Mcmillan. Personally l
thoroughly liked them and, thanks to the fact that
Mr.. Mcmillan had temporarily transferred to the
Evening star., 1909-06-20

who lay beneath
the lion, and
there held the
pistol till he had
fired its ixloads,
while meantime
the lion was
crunching his
arm.
Hassan Yus-
suf, the second
shikari, was a
sergeant of ltal-
ian horse at the
battle of Adowa,
and is as steady
a man as one
could ask to
have behind him
in any trouble.
Awa1a Nuer,
the third shi-
kari, gets a bit
excited in the
presence of big
game and some
times does the
wrong thing; but
he never learned
to run from any
thing.
Hadii ALI tho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28

Cdmnos municipnIes.-Se emplca
ron Sl0.5775.23 repartidos del modo
siguicntc: (Se detaiIan partida por
partida erpreSnndose Il gastohechopor
cada concepto).
Ensanchc del pue,ic Sc hizo por
tanto alzsdo, V casi todos sus pilo-
ties son nuevos V de tachuelo de I
metros de longitud. Las maderas de
pichcp6n cmpleadas han sido convc-
nicntemente cmhreadas Y cogidas
con pernos: los estribos So reforza-
ron con hormig6n dc cemento V Sc
lie dot6 dc un par dc aceras volantcs
para los peatones.
Este trabalo fue rematado por el
oontratista don Guillcrmo q. Coma
lez. habiendo hecho las obras 4 sa-
tiSfaccion.
instrumentos y herrdmentqS. La
suna gastada corresponds al perso-
nal auxiliar. no solo de la ofcina 81
no el empleado como temporero du-
rante los estudios en- el campo. s.
estudio cerca de un kilometro de Ia
secci6n de Rio Chiquito.
Los doc,imentos tramitados por
esta Ofieina durante el aho econ6mi-
co de 190S-l909 acscienden 4 IO5i.
distributes como sigue:
Acueducto, l3S; ornate, 442:: va
,rlos. IA.
Rcsmnsn del morimiento n,0net1-
rio he este depdrtdmeao:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
0BSEQU|O DELPRE-.
.S|DENTE De CUBA.
Ell general Gomez ha
enviado tres obras a
la biblioteca Nicolas
Gir1enez.
Nuevas donaciones han
sido hechas a aquel inn
portante centro
El Sr. Rosario tiene el proposito
de eStablecer una baena IA.
brica de cigarros.
(De nuestro corresponsal. }


Caycy, Octubre 4.-El Lcdo. On.
Luls Muhoz Morales, que antes de
haeer su recientc viaie q Espaila, ha
hia donado cincuenta hbros a la bi
blloteca "Nicolas Gimenez" al re-
gresar hacc POGO, don6 diez volu-
mcncs mas.
Fl Presldcntc de la Republica de
Cuba, tambiGn ha mandado tres o.
bras al citado ccntro de instruction
y va aleanzan los llbros 4 300.
--Procedente dc esa Capital Sc en-
cuentra en- este pueblo ell joven Sr.
Enrique Rosario, que viene con cl
prop6slto dc establecer una bucna
fabrlca dc cigarros en- esta misma To-
calidad
-Nuestro Worresponcal ell distin
guido lovcn Sr. Francisco Ortiz Ri
vera, Sc cncucntra gravemente enfcr
mo, y lie aslstc los Drcs, Nillaneuve
y MART.
Nos informa Don NJ. Garcia
Mendcz, que la naciente poetisa Sc
horIta Elisa Belprt, residcntc en- A.
rrovo, ha mandado i la Biblioteca
Nicolas (;lmcncz" scis hermosos
volumcncs y tambi6n Sc ha cnpeza-
do rcclblr en- dichos ccntro ell peri6-
dlco dc Ponce, LA Conciencia Lii
brc que dirUic cl Sr. G. s. Belaval,y
reputable dcntlsta de la perla del
Sur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
TRAC|CO SUCESO
EN- QUEBRAD|LLAS.
El policia Teodoro Ba
dillo Sc dispara un tt
70, muriendo a las
pocas horas.
El origen del suceso fue
amores contrariados.
Teedero era casado y pretendia
que Maria le cerrespeAdiera, a
10 que Sc nego esta por las cir
cunstancias que mediaban.
Ode nuestro corresponss.l)

Octubre 26. En- el dia de aver
como a las dos de la tarde tllvo
lugar un hecho en- este vecindario
que ha causado honda pena impre
sion.
Ell guardia Teodoro Badillo poll
licia insular permuto con su compa
nero Alfredo Colon que prestaba ser
vicio en- Isabella. En- la mahana de an
tes de aver domingo Sc fue para el
citado pueblo pues va el Colon ha-
bia llegado 4 esa.
Aver 4 las doce regreso a esta el
guardia Badillo para trasladar s,l
familia y al efecto alquilo un coche
para salir d las tres de la tarde.
Como a las dos y media bajo del
cuartel con direction d su casa; en-
ell camino halo 4 la senorita Maria
Saavedra de quien estaba hacla item
po locamente enamorado, y lie dlJo
que como ultimo favor esperaba que
ella aceptara tener una corta entire
vista con el.
Parecc que Ia j6ven rehuso tai
proposition. Entonces ell Badillo Sc
fu6 al balloon dc su casa y miranda
a Maria saco el revolver,le hizo una
sena con la mano como significando-
lie que era cl postrer' adios, y entran-
do en- el Water closes Sc dispar6 un
tiro en- la sien derecha que le atreve-
70 el cranco.
La esposa al sentir la detenaci6n,
dando desesperados gritos de amar-
gura corri6 hacia ell sitio indicado,
donde encontro 4 su esposo que So
bre un gran charco de sangre Sc re-
volcaba.
FL guardia Jose Miranda auxilia-
do por dos paisanos condujeron a la
sala al infeliz Badillo.
Embellishments Sc constituy6 en-
el lugar del suceso el Sr. jucz de paz,
jefe de distrito Sr. Roscll6 Y el DR..
Audinot, ,quien agot6 el ultimo recur
so por salvarlc la vida, espirando
como 4 la hora dc haber rccibido el
tiro.
FL Sr. iuez de paz proccdi6 en- el
acto 4 una minuciosa investigation
V por el telefono lc di6 cuenta al Sr.
fiscal dc la cortc dc distrito de Are
cibo.
Badillo deia una esposa y I'm nino
de corta edad. @. p. d, Y que re-
ciban suS deudos nucstro mas SEN
tido pesamc.
Despues de escritas cstas cuarti-
Has circular rlmores que el dcsgra-
ciado Teodoro Badillo escribi0 por
corrco interior momentos antcs dc
smcidarSe una carta 4 Su pretendida
donde lie decia que 81 no lc correspon
dia Sc qrlitaba la vida.
FL refcrido policia fue un funcio--
mario cumplidor de SUI deber Y de
excelente caracter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-28
& DR.. Wallace defiende
a los so|terones" !:
"-Es una clsse sta -dicef
contestando-que no tie
ne razon de existir.
"El solteron es un reto perpe-
tue lanzado d la fascination
del bellO seXO"-aGrman.

DE una rcvista cxtrangera son los
slgIlcntcs parrafos, en- que Sc discu-
te una opinion del DR. Wallace res
pecto dc los ",olteronos'.
In las pagiras dc m pori6dico
lc ha ocIIrrido al doct r Wallace
defender al "soltcr6n" uao de los Sc
res mas JustaIncntc perseguidos por
la socicdad.
"Sostcnc q gracioso doctor que
nlng'ln solirr6n sin una gran Iucha,
conscrva ili independence aun GUAM
do apanntcrncn'c rehusa arrodillar-
So ante la bcllcza DE- una mujcr 0 con-
tesar su sobrania. -
" FL soltcr6n cs I'm rcto perpptuo
ir6nlcsincntc lanzado 4 Ia fascina-
ci6n del bello seXo, provocando cons
tantcmentc Fl atague con s'l actitud
dc rcbcldc; pcro in abrielr nunca
cn una dudosa filcza de no pasar ri
dia mcnoS p"nSado 4 cugrosar las fl
las dc lo- hombrcs m,i.s Sin segu-
rldad cn 81 cstado. su vida Is I'm
continue procession de- sorprcsu.
"Desputs de todo, anale eI doctor
81 soltcr6n modorno no es tan negro
como lc haccn apnrceer ScncIllam N
io dIce,cs un ser dcsgraciado que ha
nacido Ia los sIoLcs nrccsarios para
Ia vida conyugal.
Para ca>arse dc ctialquIer name
IA, So nereslta -pra"i1n; para CA
sars" bIcn, anhir.b" !'--pcraci6n