davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
i Abba, tax jest W czasach
hereby, niewiary, hakatyz-

.-~
niewiary, hakatyz-
mu j "a naszych czas6w.
Ola tego potrzeba W tych
zlych' naszych czasach, ably
Pan Bog dosadnio przem6-
viii do sumienia grzeszni
k6w, DO zwyk9e srodki ME
robia wrazenia. Gdy " ko-
palni westfalskiej zgine}o I'D.
razu kilka set g6rnik6w, pc
lamentowano cokolWiek, po-
litowano sic, polajano, lecz
kilka dni p6zniej 0 wszyst<
klein z~apomnisno, DO powie
dzieli sobie grzesznicy:
mnie to ME spotka, bonn ia
ME gfupi, by jsc do kopalni!
Lecz zatrzes1a sic ziemia,
miasta i wioski rozsypaly sic
W gruzy i zginely ME sta,
lecz tysiace. Ha, to podzia-
ia1o inaczej, wszedzie trwoga
i zamieszanie.
Atoli cry d1ugo to potrwa?
Czy zaprzestana grzesznlcy
broit? Jeszcze gruzy MesyDy
sic kur2a, q juz wyrzutki
speleczehstwa rabuja i OBJ
dzieraja trup6w. W Paryzu,
Berlinie i W innych 1niastacb
rozpusta jawnie sic panoszy,
mordy, rabunki ME ustaia.
Jednostki i sfabsze, .narody
krzywde ponosi6 beda, al
Pan Bog siegnie jeszcze pc
wiekszy bicz i wtraci grzesz-
nik6w do piek}a. ID.
Zab}ysnie mad Europa H.
ia pozogi i krwawej wojny,
boo przeciez ME da sic Pan
Bog z siebie na6miewac, ably
przykazanie Boze plblicznie
i jawnie }amano pod POGO.
rem swieckich praw niby to
ola dobra publicznego, bal
~wochwalstwa narodowego ]
wielkosci ojczyzny!
.Trzebaby Izajasza proroks
"a naszych czas6w, CODY "wo-
}a}, a ME przestawa}, i jak
traba podnosi}by CLOS sw6j, q
opowiada1by ludowi Bozemu
z1osci ich, a domowi Jakubo'
wemu grzechy ich"
:Czyby go ustuchali, watpie.
Mad Wtochami sic lituja, a
w}asnym poGdanym -. re So
Polakami - ME wolno bu-
dowac strzechy, BIO, co mo.
vie, ami cygahskiego woza
mad glowa bez pozwolenla
prezesa rejencyi i tego poz
wolenia ME daja, gdy cho-
Iii O to, ably sic luterska
kolonizacya bez przeszkody
rozposcierac mogfa.
Luterskie zbory buduja
"a podatki katolik6w, a ka~
toIikom jak II. p. W Koszele
wach W stodole wzbraniaja
%odprawia6 nabozehstwo i do
Boga sic modlic, chociaz ich
to zlamanego szelaga ME
kos2tuje.
A bezbozny Rad francus,
XII posy@a pancerniki, by RAJ
to wac ma Sycylii i W Aala.
bryi nieszczesliwych, a prey
pogrzebie k:rdyna}a W Lyo-
nie kaze wojsku stawiac ty-
.1o1x., ~0~r0Ahn,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

PITT5BUkG, Pa. Ma pred
miesciu Bellevue zachorowa-
10 200) os6b "a tyfus z po-
wodu zakaznej woody.
# Stwierdzoao, re sp6}ka,
kt6ra zobowiaza}a sic zao-
patrzyc miezzkahc6w W wo'
de z rzeki podmiejskiej
przez tray dni: W piatek So
bo!e j niedziele dostarcza}a
woody uiefiltrowane;. Prey
czyna tego by}o zepsucie sic
pewnych urzadze1 do filtro-
wanna. o wypadku tym jed.
make sp6}ka ME postara}a
sic uWiadomjc ludnosc pod
miejska, - ably zastosowa}a
~odpowiednie srodki W celu
oczyszczenia woody, kt6'
ra jest pe1na brud6w i in
nych odpadk6w, gdyz Belle
vue ley ponizej Pittsburgh,
W ten spos6b prywatne
kapitalistyczne przedsiebior-
stwo, ~utrzymujace filthy ME
ola wygody -mieszka1c6w,
lecz ola w}asnych przede-
wszystkiem zysk6w, spowo-
dowato. .z.razelie 1000 o.
sob.
Stwierdziwszy prawdziwost
togo wypadku, stanowa ko-
misya zdrowia wystosowa}a
do zarzadu miasta Pittsbur'
ga polecenie, by rada miej
ska zaje}a sic jak najpre'
dzej urzadzen;em filtr6w no.
wego- systemu kanalizacyj
sciekowej.
Urzadzenia to kosztowat
beda cd Is do 20 milion6W
dolar6w, ale przynajmnie!
uchroniq ludno66 miasta cd
zarazliwych chor6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11

HARRISBURG, Pa. W
legislature stanu Pennsy1-
vania postawiono wniosek
wyznaczajacy $4,000 nagrody
ola togo, kto wynajdzie sro-
dek leczenia suchotnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
No why 2 AMERYKI.
q %

NOWY YORK. Wyjezdza
z part t~utejszego statek
chihski %,,Shimoza", podaza-
jacy do ojczyzny i wiozacy
ME mniej jak 5000 trup6w
Chihczyk6w pomar1ych tu-
tai i czasowo pochowanych
po rozmaitych cmentarzach.
Kazde cia1o znajduie sic W
zapieczetowanej trumnie i W
skrzyni z adresem rodziny,
do kt6rej sic je wysy3a, jak
wiadamo, tradycya chihska
nakazuje, by cia(a zmarlych
chowane hy}y W ziemi ojczy-
stej. =
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Pc
kilkagodzinnej dtbacie jzba
pos16w legis]atury stanowej
rd1zuci}a 48-miu g}osam;
rrzeciw % miu wniosek, wy
kluczajacy wszystkich obco-
krajowc5w cd posiadania zie-
mi, wym:erzony - jak via
domo - przeciwko Japonii.
Me pomog1o zachecajace
przen6wienie wnioskodawcy
Drew'a, przewazyl wzglad,
ze u~<hwalenie tego prawa
mog1oby narazic Ameryke
ma zerwanie dobrych stosun-
k6w z Japonia i wyp}oszy-
}ohy ze Stanu wiele Milo
now d6lar6w....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Izbs

Tenn. Izba
pos16w legislatury stanowej
p1zyje}a 59ciu g}osami prze-
civ 38 wnioeek pr0hibicyj-
nv, zakazujacy sprzedazy
wvrobu alkoholu W Stanie
Tennessee. Onegdaj wniosek
ten p~rzyja} senat, pcmimo
tego, il go gubernator zawe-
towa1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, d. G..
Speaker Cannon (przewod-
niczacy W Izbie Reprezen-
tant6w) otrzyma} anonimowy
list Cd pewnego cz1owieka,
zyjacego W g6rach Tennesse,
Wv kt6rym tenze donosi, 70
John Wilkes Booth, zab6jca
prezydenta Abrahama Lin
colna, jeszcze zyje. W liscie
sNoim cz}owiek ten dalej pi-
see, re z okazyi setnej rocz-
nicy urodzin Abrahama Lin
colna Kongres uchwali Pc
wien bill, dajacy W dniu tyn
amnestye zab6jcy Lincelna j
wszystkim, kt6rzy MEL js-
kakolwiek stycznosc z ia
zbrodnia. Radzi CIV nieznany
autor listu, IL gdyby Kon~
gres tax postapi}, ~wyswiet]i-
}aby sic tajemnica zniknie-
cha Booth'a. Dalej zaprze.
GA on temu, jakoby John
Wilkes Booth po dokonanil
zamachu ma prezydencie Lin
coin, mia} bye zastrzelony
przez zo}nierza ma jednei z
farm stanu Maryland.
| GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Peter A, Mosher, 1872 Hal
utica, zgina1 straszna smler-
Lila W poniedzia|ek ma loko-
motywie kt6ra daryl dc
Breedsville, W powiecle Van
Buren,, gdzie W n1edz'ele
rano wyko]ei} sic pociag pa
sazersk;. Przyczyna wykole'
|jenia by}a zepsuta szyna.
Piec wagon6w zawa]ifo tory,
! vice Mosher podazy1 tam 7
pomocnikami azeby usunae
gruzy. Podczas dzwigania
.ciezkiej czesci iednego z wa
gon6w, aparat kt6rym te
prace. wykonywano oba]l'
sic ma Moshera i przyt}aczy}
go swym ciezarem. R6wno-
czeznie pek}y rury parowe
Ii nieszczesliwy maszynista
zostaf caly ogarniony para.
Pomimo, re zLajdowa} sic
pod aparatem tylko kr6tki
czas to jednak wystarcza1o
Ito by ciafo jego zostalo ma
p6} ugotowane j przedstawia
Ito ono okropny widok. Wy
padek zdarzy} sic pc godzi-
ME 2-giej pc poludnlu j
uieszczesliwego natychniast
przysfano do miasta, lecz mic
luz pom6dz mu ME mog}o.
Cierpial ME do opisania
bolesci az do 12-ej W nocv,
kiedy Smierc zakohczy}a je'
lgo cierpienia.
HARRISBURG, Pa. w
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
An Appeal.

MR.. EDToR:-Please allow me space
in your valuable paper to say a word
about the Rev. u. a. Jones, B. D., and
the Friendship College of Rock Hill,
that he is representing. Rev. u. A.
Jones has greatly aided our school by
travelling in your state and elsewhere
and: laying our needs before kind
friends, who have greatly assisted us
per him. This school was formed by
the colored people of upper s. c., in
the year Of 1891, with the present
management at it's head. Our annual
enrolment is something over three
hundred, and would be five hundred if
we bad enough room. We have sent
out more than two hundred teachers
and more than one hundred preachers.
We own and operate small farm and
printing Office. The work of each is
done by student labor. The State
Board Of Education, of which the Gov
ernor is chairman, has placed our
school on the list of faccredited colleges;
our diplomas are therefore recog d
in granting teachers certificates e
wish to erect Il large building / the
fall and we are praying that God may
raise up friends to help us to fight our
battles. Any amount that any friend
viii give will greatly assist us and be
gratefully received. Rev. NJ. +. For-'
bell, of Sunbury, Pa, has visited our
school. am your cbedient servant,
NJ. P. HALL,
President of Friendship College, Rock
Hill, S. G.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
1856.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

PENNSYLVANIA
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Fireworks galore, at Meisel's.

Fireworks galore, at Meisel's.
Largest and best variety of fireworks
III town at MeisePs.
Pure Maple Sugar and Syrup, at @.
3. Howard & Co.'S.
The strawberry crop is very heavy
in Delaware and the shipments are
very large. The crop being larger
than for years, the prices should come
down, but viii they? Nit.
The grand jury in Pittsburg has in
dicted i. b. Saylor, former superinten-
dent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company; Isaac N. Barto, wire chief,
and W. L. Thompson and w. II,
Smith, brokers, as wire tappers.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01

Does the new office boy loaf or
make mischief"'
"Loafs'
Discharge him. We can direct Il
mischievous lads efforts into some
useful channel, but we can't do any.
thing with Il loa Buffalo Express
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
Men must sail while the wind serv-
eth.-Dutch Proverb.
Exclusivc-

Mabel seldom see the handsome
young Mr.. Richerly. He doesn't ap-
pear to care much for society. Ethel
Oh, I don't know! He seems to want
my society about six evenings. in the
week.-Chicago Tribune.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
Your Own w-u-

at takes heap o determination,
son." said Uncle Eben, "to hay yuh
own way in dis life an heap O brains
to know what to do wifi it after you
gifts Washington Star.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
RohbY's OunrN.

Father" asked little Bobby. "had
Solomon 700 wives|
Il believe so. my boy" said the
father.
"Well, father, was he the man who
said, Give me liberty or give me
death? ?"-Royal Magazine.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
Death of Senator Crawford.

Hon. John w Crawford, OF Allegany
county, died yesterday, after effects of
an operation for appendicitis. Senator
Crawford was one of the leading can
dates for Auditor General at the last
Republican State Convention.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
A Wireless Operator,

Uppson-You have Il new baby at
your house, | hear. Downing-Great
guns. And we live four miles apart.
I had no idea any one could hear him
that distance-Judge
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01
Cherries

Cherries for sale, black, red, sweet
and sour, at s, 10 and - cents per
quart. Apply to w. w. Weiman, Box
40S, Emporium, Pa. 1S-tf.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01

President of Friendship College, Rock
Hill, S. G.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-07-01

Where did you get that stylish Straw
Hat? At G. b. Howard & Co.'s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23
GENEROUS OFFER.
e. J. Jenkins Guarantees Partisan
Sage to Cure pansrvff. Step Fall.
Ing Hair or itching scalp
or Money Back.

But Partisan Sag is more than a
cure for daHdruff-lt win make hair
grow on any head where the hair bulb
Is not altogether dead
And We want every reader 4 the
Eagle to know that Parasian Sage Is
the most delightful iair lr 'ssing In
the world. Il is so pleasant to use. and
It's effect Is so inyigora,ing aud ie
freshing. that Il pleases everybody.
The women OF Paris are. as a rule.
beautiful and keep beautiful, and a
careful American observer who has
Travelled much claims that their baau.
~ Is due to their knowledge OF how to
keep their hair Iuxuriani. which they
do by using a superior hair tonic.
Many American ome are as wise
ms their French sisters. and that IL
Why P.rafian Sage. the quickest act
ink f-pd greatest OF ali hair r%estorers
rnd1tbnics. is nov having such a ire
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23

obs.rue.'fn. pI,esd on II. a 7. c
to wtek Passenger Train Last
Might.

An attempt was made last night to
wreck the s~outhbound II. a T. C. pas.
senger train. At a point just north Of
Benchiey a steel rail was placed across
the track and tied TO the track with
ropes and then covered with grass.
II was placed IN the track after the
north bound went up and was evident.
ly an attempt to wreck the south
bound. The pilot OF the engine struck
the iron and tore Il loose and passed
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23

Last Friday afternoon we had tn,
pleasure Of being present at the bal
game between Houston High schoo
and Allen Academy. We thank tn,
Academy boys very much for theil
invitation and assure them the game
was enjoyed by all. More SO becaus,
they were victorious.
About eight O'Clock Friday nigh
we we're much alarmed at seeing ar
army OF boys at our door. Professor
Mcdonald became q frightened hs
fled to his room for safety. but after
he had been convinced Of the fact
that II was only the A. A. boys cele
brating their victory he canie forth and
Joined US In cheering them.
The reception given at the hospita'
BILE home OF Mrs. Pipkin was enjoyed
by both teachers and students. The
s0tire evening was spent In playing
appropriate games planned by the
hostess. During intervals several mu.
steal numbers were enjoyed. Il was
given for only the girls. but two boys
were attracted by the music and laugh
ter and could o resist the tempta-
ton OF paying the hostess n call.
Myrtle Jordan was fully determined
to go home ct he end of this week.
but when one OF the dining room girls
promised her the largest share OF des-
sert she decided 10 remain.
Ruth Pipkin devotes a good deal of
her time to the study OF physics. but
declares the only thing she has learn.
ID Is the Law OF Conduct" The stu.
dents conduct varies inversely as the
square root OF the distance from the
teachers desk.
Some very interesting experiments
are being made In the laboratory. One
discovery which will resound through
the scientific world as the greatest
the world has eve known, now knows
or will know In the centuries to come
has been made by one Of our brightest
students. Quite by accident she dis
covered the presence Of another ele-
ment In the atmosphere. When the
edition Of Davis Physical Ge-
ography appears the definition OF the
composition Of atmosphere will read
thus: Air Is composed OF oxygen. nj.
trogen and carbolic acid. or course Il
Is needless to say that tn Physics and
will insert this new term
N their definitions.
IL the b. b. A. accomplishes nothing
Use this year, II will have been doub-
repaid because OF this contribution
the scientific world.
open Eyes"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23

on In safety. II the pilot had gone
over II and II should have been hit
by the wheels there would nc doubt
have been a bad wreck. and II being a
very ~highdump. no doubt many lives
would have been lost.
II Is thought that robbery was the
object sought. The officers are work
ing on the case.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23
mendous sale In America.

Mothers who want their children to
grow up with vigorous and l~ustrous
hair should surely use Parasian Sage.
Partisan Sage Is sold by leading
druggists everywhere and In Bryan by
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23

c. @. Walker has just returned from
DALAI where he purchased a swell
line OF holiday goods OF all kinds.
This store will be the undisputed head
quarters OF Santa Claus this season.
ga
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-23

Il. J. jenkins at SO cents a bottle.
Mail orders filled; all charges prepaid
by the American makers. Giroux Mfg.
Co, Buffalo. N. Y. =.
Girl will the Auburn hair is on
every package.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-20
FL suicide
DEL SR; CAPA.
-----
Las perdidas en- sus
negocios le obligaron
a tonar tan fatal re-
solucion.
Por ell garabato" por la LA
We inglesa y por elmelao,
fue condenado a 2 amos
y6 meses.
De que mOdO el melaO p6ede
lleyar d la carcel.
De nuestrn corresponsal.

Ponce, Mayo l5.-Faustino Divld
dd Rivera Sc introdujo el sabado en-
la noche en- ell dop6sito de melao de
la hacienda "Ana Maria" y con una
llave inglesa abri6 el tubo por donde
sale este.
Sc llev6 una lata del dulce, pero
dej6 NAL cerrada la espita y Sc ver-
ti6 mas de un bocoy de melao.
Por ell robo de melao, Y por Ell ro-
DO de la lIave inglesa y por el roho
de un garabato que ALI encontr6,
de hero con SUI mango para haIar pa
ia, fu6 condenado q dos amos y sels
meses de carcel.
Mayo 19.-E sabado por la noche>
eI sehor Andres Capa, de Penuelas,
Sc dispor6 un tiro de revolver por de-
bajo dc la barba, saliendo la bala por
el hueso frontal, despues de vaciarle
un ojo.
Enla noche del lunes mur6. Fl Sr.
Capa era un homhre trabajador y
honrado; pero victima de la tisis ha-
bfa tenido p6rdidas en- sus negoolos
mercantiles, por cuya raz6n 10 habfa
sido embargado y rematado su CO.
mercio, y estas contrariedades pecu-
niarias unidas a la enfermedad q. pa
decia, pusieron en- sus manos ell ar
ma suicida. Paz q sus restos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-20
PREC|OSA
RELQU|A.
La conpra de Ia casa
donde nacio Bolivar
para consagrarla al
recuerdo de su obra
immortal.
Obra patriotica a "a cuaj,
pareCe no responder su
patrla.
Amargas redcxiOnes de un dia-
rio de aquel pals.

La idea de comprar la casa donde
naci6 Bolivary consagrarla al recuer
do del libertador, es digna de nues-
tro APPLAUSE fervoroso. Sc ha orga-
nizado en- Caracas, una junta de ca
balleros, con ell pr6posito de reunir
los efondos necesarios destinados Ga
dicho fin.
Sin embargo, dice-un diario de
aquella capital-la suma no crece
como era de esperarse; el pueblo no
Sc precipita a dar bolivar a bolivar
10 bastante para la casa de Bolivar,
pues la pobreza de cada ciudadano
tiene vacios que solo Sc llenan con
sus propios conflictos. Ell hambre
es cr"c;ante. Nj la revoluci6n Gle
dic'em =e ha bastado para calmar
i Il. ...utlicos.
Y ancmas de la grandfsima ra-
z6n abMntada, contamos con otras
de efecto tambiGn formidable. Los
que quiercn dar algo en- plata recucr-
dan 10 que pas6 con las fincas de Ia
universidad. Hacicndas, vegas,
casas, buenas propicdades que ase-
guardian la vida de dicho institute
pasaron a manos de Guzman Blan-
co en- cambio de unos papcles del Es
tado.
GQuitn pues hara regalos aqu
para fundar un institute, aunqut
sea Museo, con Ell precedente esta
blecido y aplaudido, de que el eje
cutivo puede tomar la finca en- 81
obsequio?
Esta reflexi6n historical nos 'ense
ia que no debemos pedir pera
al olmo; explicaci6n muy lata qu
no llegara a ser una lata para 10
tque hayan eaido va en- el amor q i
gloria, hasta el punto de despren
derse de algtin vii metal en- benefi
'cio del noble pensamiento.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-20
Noticias de Bayamon
Ode nuestro corresponsal) J

! Mayo l9-El domingo Sc juraron
amor eterno ante los altares los apre-
ciabies iovenes Joaquin Borrero y
la gentiI Sta. Mercedes Pascual.
A la edad de IS amos falleci6 aver
en- esta ciudad la Sra. Ramona Al
varez que por espacio de Is amos
vivi6 en- la casa mercantil de Ma
nuel Perez y Ca. de esta ciudad.
Los socios Sres. Nicomedes Rodri-
guez Y Emiliano Mendez, asi como
los empIeados de la casa, han sell
lido mucho la suerte de la q. fuf por
tantos amos su companera.
Fl entierro tuvo lugar aver mis-
mo asistiendo a tl casi todo el conner
clio de la ciudad.
Sc viene celebrando en- el temple
cat6lico el mes de Maria, y he po-
dido notar, que no hay Ia concu-
rrencia, que otros amos ha aslstido
especialmente del bello sexo que
deja notar su vacio Ell la fiesta de Ia
reina de los cieios.
Ha fijado su residencia en- esta
ciudad el doctor Lucio Zavaia.
Va Sc esta montando el cirCo Ia
tall en- esta ciudad.
En- Cataho faiieci6 aver, la Sra.
madre de los Sres. don Raimm-
do Rodriguez y don Antonio, a los
cuales doy mi mas sentida condo
lencia.
Ell Sr. don Rafael Rodriguez dc
Vega baja, y distinguido compa-
triota nos manifesto que un auto
m6vil por POGO 10 hubiera hecho ma
tar. 81 no tiene la precaucion de tlraI
So del quitrin donde venia, Y -ujc-
tar al cabaiiO.
Apesar de hacerle seha el Sr. Ro.
driguez al chq0eur para que parasc
en- 10 que ei pasaba E-to ocurrc
en- Ia cauetera de Vega haia Y es
ia ciudad Y en- ei sitio Pio-naoyo.
Ne allegro que no haya tealio que ST
frir desgracia algIna.
Fl inspecrtor aIimentos dc est
eiudad yiene pasanao vista de ins
pecci6n 4 los estabicc.omlentos co
mercIales.
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Noticias de Ponce

Mayo l9.-Julia Diaz, sirvienta de
IA Sra. Herminia Chardon, les sustra
10 de su ropero una cajita contenien-
do cuatro monedas de orc, una pull
sera de orc y otras dos enchapadas
Detenida Y puesta a disposition de
la policia Sc lie impuso por el Juez
diez meses de carcel.
Por estar eI iunes vendiendo leche
directamente de las vacas Y des-
pues de las doce del dfa y antes de
las tres de la tarde, fueron muitados
con un dollar de multa Nicolas Her
nandez V Felix Rivera.
Juan Rosado fut comisionado por
los Sres. Cabrer para iIevar veinte
Y dos dollars 4 otra persona Y dispu-
so de ellos., castigado con seis meses
de carccl.
Juan Toribio Pachcco sustrajo dc
una propiadad dei Sr. Enrique Che
waller ocho sacos de carbon perte-
necientes al Gitimo Y fut condenado
4 och0 meses de carcei.
AIejapdro Torres. Santos Quiio-
mes. Isaac Osuna Y Alberto Torres
So entretenian en- ei sitio de Name
yes FL domingo iugando chapas y
iueron detenidos por ia poiicia y con
denadoz / seis dias de pri-i6n.
Rogeio Dapena. Feia Antonetti
yCervacIa Garcia tuvieron una rina
Ell ia Gale Atocha, vendose 4 ia. ma
las paiabres y denunciadas por IA po-
iicia fueron condenadas i trelnta
domar= de muita cada una.
Felix Castro se entretenia ei do
mingo en Ia noche en- tirar piedra:
al Cine Cubano que trabaja en Ia
Plaza Abo!ici6n. y denunciado POI
Ia poslcia fuE condenado i ounce
dias De deposito.
Maria Ramirez Y Ana Baez escan
dailzabsn ei sabado en- "a caiie Girls
,obli Coon V fueron castigadas en- ?
iuzgadO con cinco dias de carcei cad;
una.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-20
SAL|DA
|NESPERADA.
Por culpa de
los ''ingleses'' -
Labor de la corte munich
pal de Penuelas,
Proposition de rebajas de emo
lumentOs a prOfesores.

Ponce, Mayo l7.-Diceseque en- es
tos dias Sc ha lido de esta ciudad IN
professor porque a pesar de serlo de
ingles, no podia va entenderse con
tantoS in9leSeS que lie acosaban dia-
riamente yd los que no podla con-
testar: mi no entende.
En- la junta de instruction local Sc
discutia una proposition presentada
por uno de 'sus miembros de que Sc
rebajen en- el prdximo a1o escolar
las asignaciones para alquileres de
casa que Sc pagan a los profesores
nativos, basandose en- que estos tie
nen cinco dollars mas de entrada
mensual que algunos profesores
continentales. Creemos que ell MEM
bro de la junta que tai cosa sostiene
debia pedir ell aumento de los suel-
dos de los profesores continentales
y nunca la rebaja del de los ndtioos.
Ell viernes pasado Sc traslad6 la
Corte municipal de Pehuelas, celc-
brando veinte y ocho juicios y sus-
pendiendo cuatro, de los treinta y
dos que habia sehalados, para nuevo
termino.
Los Sres. Justo Rivera y Aristides
Chavier publican un manifesto reti-
randose del partido Unionista del
que formaban parte como miembros
de su iunta local aquf. Segun 10 ma
nifiestan los firmantes, no Sc retiran
del partido por inconformidad con
sus tendencias y aspiraciones y 81
por meras cuestiones de indole perso
nal