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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

Karl Myers, an innocent appearing
youth of some seventeen or eighteen
Years experience. was pulled into po-
lice court Tuesday night on two
counts.
An affidavit was filed against him
by Mrs Alice Williams who conducts
I boarding house on West Center
street, charging him with jumping n
board bill of Sl.60. Another affi.
davit was fled by chief of Police lie.
vi Cornwell. charging him with car
rying concealed weapons. twenty
two calibrc revolver was found on his
person when arrested Tuesday night
Myers pleaded guilty to both charS-
cs and was fined 81 in each case and
assessed the costs of prosecution. The
hncs ana costs aggregated S15. He
was unable to pay and was ordered
committed in the city prison.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03
Bootlegger Prosecutor Ar
rested and Jailed
DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR MYERS
Young Man Arrested on
Two Charges
Karl Myers jumped Board Blll and
When Arrested Has Revolver In
His Pockct---Policc Court Not Very
Busy Over Election.

james Rathcll, who twice appeared
m mayors court as chief witness in
The prosecution of William Klelm
shargcd with bootlcgging, was arrest t.
'd late last night by Patrolman Frank
Wilhelm. II was evident that the
nootleggcrs Of the city have not boy
cottcd him as he had several bot.
ties in his pockets and a heavy load
inside. 81
Rathcll frankly refused to tel
where he bought his booze this time
lie went home late last night and
proceeded to raise fhc roof at his
iuther's mansion The elder man OBJ
iected TO this boisterous manner and
I family quarrel resulted. The father
called police headquarters and re-
lucsted that his son be locked up.
In mayors court Wednesday morn
ing, young Rathcll was given n severe
1raignmcnt. Mayor SChern instruct.
ed him that II repetition of his con.
duct last night would land him in the
Columbus wOrkhouse. Rathell prom
iscd to be good and was dismissed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

With embroidery bags on their
arms, well illlcd for pleasant and
profitable afternoon sewing, members
OF the w s. ], club went 20 the
home of Mrs. William Fies Jr., Cen
ter street West, yesterday afternoon
where they We're received most gra-
ciously by the hostess. When twi-
light interfered with the needles.
there was a dainty luncheon for the
pleasure of guests.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

Oberlin college students, young
men of course. ate a lunch and made
merry In funeral car. How appro-
pirate, considering the football seas.
on will not end for three weeks and
more
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

Mrs, d. G. Mewhorter Mrs, ID. B.
Mnwhorter. Mrs. q. G. Mewhorter
Miss Josephine Travis and Mrs. Geo.
Kerr and daughter Bernice were in
Harpster yesterday for the celcbra-
ton. OF the eighty-sixth bithday ami
versary OF Mrs. Catherine Mears
FIFTY relatives aud friends came in
70 make the day pleasant and shower
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

Twenty friends came en- masque tc
the home of Miss Clarabelle Bauch-
man of Reed avenue last evening for
a season of Halloween pleasures. Aut-
umn decoration gave a rustic effect
60 the rooms where all sorts OF
games were played. At 10 O'Clock
Miss Bauchman led the way to the
dining room where delicious buffe,
luncheon was spread,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03
There ID Only One
"BE'Os71O Qlxis1ks,e"

cal board, nut one W.
10 place Just aud equal W
upon real estate, taking into com i,
GRAFTON the Improvements aud the |,
cation
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

stalks and foliage fortunes were dis
closed by masked gypsy and there
were all sorts of traditional games
for disclosing the future.
In the living rooms down stairs,
sheafs of yellow and white chrysan-
themums told of the fall time Pre-
siding i'm the dining room at n table
holding an artistic bank of white
chrysanthemums contrasted with
green were Miss Ada Monnette and
Jessie Lippincott Late hours were
mcrrily informal t4
Mrs. Roy McAllister Mrs Madge
Whitney. Mrs. Barnd, Mrs, Edward
Uncapher. Miss Lola Rayfaer. Miss
Alice Louise Dombaugh, Mrs. Rollie
Bauman. Mrs. o. p. Lynn and Mrs.
Joseph Monnettc were club guests.
The Young Ladies' Embroidery
club met delightfully."- with Mrs Will
liam Nippert, at her cozy Girard av-
cnue home last evening.
Needlework was the feature diver
SION of the hours. interspersed with
the sort of sociability that exists
omong girlhood friends There was
on informal musical program and a
dainty spread presided over by tie
Hostess Miss Anna Mereness was the
only club guest
At the next meeting. Miss Alice
Grow. Of Church street, West, will en-
tertain.
Mrs. Ward II. Bones and Mrs.
Harry Quigley have issued cards for
bridge on the afternoon of Tuesday.
N.vpmbpr 10 M thp Ronpg home
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

The Morning Musical club viii
meet at the Parish house, Thursday
morning ut $50 o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

Mrs. Martha Il. Hord will compli-
ment Mrs. C.. H. Hord. of Nebras-
ka, with five o'clock tea Saturday
afternoon, sa -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

One nice thing about doins
with all but municipal elections, =
year, is the fact that there will !
few freak bets to be paid. -,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

The next meeting will occur With
Mrs. Lewis Flooken, of Main street
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. II II. Klinefelter. OF
Franklin street. presided graciously
at dinner of ten covers last evening
The table was attractive in adorn-
mcnts of autumn flowers, the place
favors being tiny Halloween cards
tied with gold bows. After dinner
diversions were entirely informal and
the hospitality of the host and hostess
most delightful.
Halloween festivities were enjoy
ed at the Orchard street home of Misc
Mayme telty last evening when the
Stitchers made merry with the games
and amusments OF the season.
Through the parlors streamers of
orange and green were held in place
by iack-o-lanterns which cast myster-
ious lights over the guests costumed
after the fashion of many lands ana
climes. At nine o'clock, masques
were laid aside and the hostess in
vited her guests to participate in
taffy pulling contest and feather
game the favors going to Misses Nora
Pangborn and Nellie Bolander. Later
there was a tempting buffet luncheon
of the danties of the season, with a
flat bowl of white and yellow chrys-
centering the table. Miss
Sarah Sheedy, Mrs. r. H. Ridenbaugh
and Mrs. Charles Bender were club
guests.
The time and place of next meeting
is unannounced
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

ed the honor guest with postcards, one
for each year of her life. There
We're u number of pretty and useful
gifts presented in remembrance OF
the occasion and an elaborate spread
served house picnic fashion.
Misses Velma Meredith and Bessc
Conner entertained charmingly at the
Meredith home Tuesday evening, at n
novel affair they were pleased to call
a MARY Jane" party. Just what
constitutes u Mary Jane party is q
secret being carefully preserved b,
the hostesses
Autumn flowers in clusters and
sprays were placed about the rooms,
the hours being passed happily with
games and music. In q candy
contest Of an exciting order, Miss
Lydia Lee won the trophy. A dainty
course luncheon was served at ten
O'Clock for Misses Henriette John.
son, Bertha Butt. Reba Anderson
Grace King, Gertrude Dutt. Bertha
Hartzcll. Grace Osmun, Lydia Lee
and Mrs. Harry Meredith.
Mrs. j. T.. Thomas received the
Current Topic club for the weekly
program yesterday afternoon.
Revolutionary Poetry" was rect
ed in answer to roll call, and inter.
esting themes of the revolutionary
period were continued "Phillis Wheat
ly' was the theme of Miss Floretta
Allmendingers excellent paper. and
Mrs. l.. j. Smith read well selected
sketches from "Wild Honeysuckle"
and Indian Burylng Ground" There
was an enjoyable musical number by
Mrs. +. w. Fish, and a carefully
and thoroughly instructive
of Thomas Paine by Mrs
Earl 4 Smart. After the report of
the state federation meeting reviewed
by Mrs. G.. Il. Want and Mrs. j. B
Kearsc, adjournment was In order.
The Cucire club assembled at tn.
Franklin street home of Mrs. IL. Il.
Klinfeltcr, Tuesday afternoon, for
season with necdlework.
There was pleasant chatty hour
and problem game closely contest
ed, In which first hOnors and a prct-
ty statuette by way of award went
to Mrs. T.. ID Schweinfurth, while
consolation, q witch mounted on
black eat, was presented Mrs. X. w.
Brunskill. A tempting course COLA
tion was served ut the close of the
busy hours. Miss Seltzer. of Gallon
was present from Out-of-town.
With embroidery bags on their
arms, well nlled for n pleasant and
profitable afternoon sewing, members
OF the w $. j. club went 90 the
home of Mrs William Fies Jr., Cen
ter street West, yesterday afternoon
whore they We're received most gra-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

The next meeting viii occur With
Mrs. Lewis Flooken, of Main street
South.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-03

ed the honor guest with postcards, one
for each year of her life. There
We're u number of pretty and useful
gifts presented in remembrance OF
the occasion and an elaborate spread
served house picnic fashion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14

BaIbas.
Obra que recopila en- 5I2 paeinas
de nutrlda Y condensada lectura,
articulos de combate, que prepa-
raron la opinion pnbllca a aquelIa
grandiosa explosion del PATRIOTS
mo Y DE- la inteIectualidad puerto
rriquenas. que baio eI titulo de La
Capacidad del PAS para et Gobierno
Pr0pio, tom0 forma elocuente en-
las columnas del Herdldo Espo mol; ;
hecho que no escasa influencla ha
tenido en- el recientc despertar de Ia
conciencia pliblica, ei quedar plan
teado por mancra tan clara, ter
minante V prcclsa el problcma puer-
torriqueno EN- las Iiltimas seSiones
de la Legislature lnsular.
La obra contiene el retrato V el
autografo del autor; dos pr6Iogos,
uno de ellos dedicatoria deI libro
4 Puerto Rico v otro dedicado 4
JOS Pueblos LGtinos de ImiricG, pa
ra quienes hay no pocas ensehanzas
en- los ciento diez V siete capitulos
que contiene eI libro.
Este es de gran utilidad. como 10
indica su titulo, frente al problema
de la America latina. ineluvendo.
naturalmente. d Puerto Rico, cuyas
vicisitudes. aspecto Y problemaS so
ciales. economicos Y poIitlcoS, estan
reflejados fielmentc en- las pagInaS
de la obra. como demonstration evil
dente lie la M prcp1rac,6n del p'ie-
bio norteamericano para adqurir
gobenar, sin deStrlIirIos. puebl0S
de distintas razas. de distintn idio-
ma de distinta mentalidad. que
va tenian cultura V civilization pro-
pias cuando pasaron i su poder.
La encua.ienaci6n del libro es
esmerada. lujosa, con su lOmo de
teIa Y sus tapas de cartulina-alu-
mimic.
FelicitamOs al compahero por 81
labor meritoria Y dainos gracias
! por su cort6s obsequio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
FL PLE|TO De
"BELLO S|T|O'' !.
Un jurado en- Ia corte
federal, dio el u su
veredicto.
Las 1873 cuerdas en- litigio
no perteneclan, segun ell
veredicto, a la antigua ha
cienda.
Otro asuuto del mismo liti-
gente, queda pendiente.

Desde el m iercolcs S hasta el
sabado II del actual ha estado ocu-
pando la atencon del jurado Gle la
Cortc federal uno DE- los asuntos que
cl Sr. Jose Avalo Sanchez sigue con-
ira la succession Gle Ia Sra. viuda de
We've. sobre indemnHacion dc da-
nos y periuicios, por los que cobra
ba 10000 dollars.
FL jurado declare con lugar la
dcmanda en- cualto al terreno, COM
puesto de 1873 cuerdas y tres cua-
dros, que Sc hallan en- ell centro Gle
la antigua hacienda "Bello Sitio ,
de Fajarlo, propiedad oue fue del
demandante y ordena mcupere
este junto con $3.50 dollars por los
productos de ese predio durante
los ult imos tres amos.
ALA por eli ano 1889 era cl Sr.
Avalo Sanchez dueno de la refcrlda
hacienda "Bello Sit To- que tenla
hipo tccada d ia vor de la Sra. viuda
de We've por 5000 pesos. Como Sc
ciecutara al deudor la acreedora
prcsent6 solicitud con arreglo d la ley
hipotccaria ,embargan do la hac'enda
a en- csa dpoca tebrno,) estaba mo
liendo. Entire tanto los otros acrec-
dores del Sr. Avalo Sanchez presen-
taron a este en- concurso.
Mientras Ia Sra viuda de We've
ciecutaba la hipotcca, el concurse
seruia sus tramites. hasta hard unos
cuatro amos que el acreedor que
promo viera el conIurso desistiera d'
tai procedimiento Y deiaran lo'
tribunalcs del pals de conoccr d'
los plcitos. Entonccs el Sr. Avale
acudio la Cortc federal con do,
| reclamaciones. una dc las cuale'
ACADIA dc resolvcrse. La otra, pol
1000 dollars mas la hacienda
"BclIo Sitio", est pendicnte.
III Fundamental csencial de la re-
clamaci6n resuella cs: el de que la:
! l3S cuerdas no formamn partc q,
I Ia hacienda "Bcllo Sitio hipotect
da 4 la Sra. viuda de We've, pol
| habcrlas adquirido el demandantt
| Sr. Ayalo con posterioridad a l;
constitution dc Ia hipoteca,
Sc estima en- mas de 81 900 do.
! liars cl valor actual de las l3s curr
! das V tres cuadros' en- razon que
alcanzan un pracio dc $50 dollar
Ia cuerda.
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& banquete de anoche.
Conc currieron lS personas
entire elias s dlstlnguidas
damas.
Fue ofrecido por ell Lido. Dexter
Il los hermanos Cotton.

\ las s dc Ia nochc le aver comen-
z@ cn el salon del Sr Filippi la CO.
mida ofrcclda por los distinguidos
esposos DeNfrr-Iarrinaga i las dis
tinnaida ,cnprita Margcry Cotton
V al guIcrnad"r Cotton.
lucron Is lbs coneufrcntcs entire
cllos : sclofaS Y sciiorlaS. Fran
cstas las scanras dc I.arrinaga de
Dexter, ,Ie l.uchettv. dc Ward v
de Shanlon scnortas Mag ialena
IMchctty 9cIes padial, Margery
Cotton y Ca1chita Larrinaga.
conplciaban Ia concarreneia log
Sres. eobrruarlor Cotton. Lido. 7. II.
Dexter -ccrctafio particular dri go-
hcriia,lor II. Ioanniu K. II, Tool
srb-cctc'trio Sr. Clrrsl ieic Shan
tan. So.tcnc- y Herman Bonn Lido.
Hernandez director de Ia compa-
MIA dc fcrroearliles 81. Merrier
I.a mesa r-taba Hrti>'icamrnta
adornmIa con glinaldas nc flores
y 81 salon prnflisamcnte alumhra-
dni adornaio con gran glIsto
q arto. La comi,Ia que tuvo e ca
racter lie una reunion de conilanza
lcrniti6 4 la, 10, 30 y hubo breves
brindis por los Sres. Dexter y go
leruulor Cotton.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
BAYAMON En- IRA
JE De FIESTA.
Briltante acto religioso
realizado por la con-
gregacion de Ia Puri-
sirna.
70 ninos de ambos sexos
recibieron la sagrada CO.
munion.
LA procession estuuo muy con-
currida y el acto termino en-
medic del mayor orden y reco-
gimiAntO.
De nuestro corresponsal

Diciembre l3.-Ayer Domingo
estuvo esta ciudad de gala.
La manana Sc presento muy
lluviosa, pero no impidio que Sc Sc
llevara a efecto Ia mas luclda Gle
las festas religiosas que hemos-
presenciado. En- honor d Ia Purl-
sima, comulgaron por prlmra vez,
70 ninos de ambos sexos. El tenn
plo adornado con exquisite gusto
daba I'm golpe de vista magnlfico.
La misa fue solemne, y TN gentlo
immense llenaba Ia casa sasrada
Hermosas damas lucian preclosos
trajes v encantadores rostros en-
extasis beatifco poblaban las ma
yes del temple. Telminada la So
lemnidad religiosa los nihos Y nj
mas que hicieron la primera coml
Mon pasaron d Ia casa escuela pa
rroquiaI, donde fueron d tomar un
desayuno, el que lie tue servldo por
los Sres sacerdotes de la parroqula
acompahados de elegantes y bellas
damas de nuestra buena socledad.
Por la tarde q las 81 tuvo efectO Ia
procession de la Purislma. Ell acto
fue solemne,.
Apareci0 en- la calle en- primer
termino. la cruz, detraS ell nino
Jesus, acompahado de una bonita
hilera de nihos y niilas que por pri-
mera vez Sc habia acercado 4 Ia
mesa eucaristica, siguiendo la
imagen un estandarte de la Puris
ma llevado por tres bellisimas nj
mas Y detras de este Ia precioss
imagen de la Purisima que lleva
ban en- hombros distinguidos jove
nes de esta ciudad. Llevaban la.
cintas hileras de elegantes sehorita
Presentaba todo un conjunto bell
simo. La banda municipal tocab {
una bonita Marcia. Los balcone'
de las GALES por donde pasaba |;
procession estaban llenos de ds
mas V caballeras que al paso dc !;
sagrada imagen por el freate do e
los. Ia arrojaban flores.
| "A las q termino ell acto religiost
en- medic del mayor orden y reco
gimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
En- LA CORTE
MUNICIPAL.
Juicio por libelo con-
ira los Sres. de Ia Jun
ia local de Ia Union
de Toa-baja.
La denuncia fue interpues
ia por el Sr. Francisco ].
Sala de die no pueblo.
La vista fue transferida para
ell ,ahadO i las 8 q. m.

En- Ia manana dc hoy, en- Ia cor
te municipal de esta ciudad tuvo
efectoSel jucio por libelo, contra
los Srcs. Luis Nelez, Fernando
Saleado Pacheco. Raimundo Her.
nanlcZ, Nicolas Barrienta, Pedro
Iscrn Y Juan Escudero, que COM
poncn Ia junta local de la
mon dc Puerto Rico en- Toa baja.
La dcfcnsa de los refcridos caba-
leros estuvo rcpresentada por el
l.cdo. con Y Cuchy.
Sc do Ii lcetura por cl secreta-
RIO i la dcnuncia que lirmaba Fran
cisco Saa.
I.a dcnuncia consistia EN- un ar
tirulo puhlleado por los Sres. de
Ia l'nlon dc Puerto Rico en- Tca-
haja, contra cl ST.. Francisco iSala,
en- cl relcrl.lo articuio s. ataca-
ba 4 dlchO Sf. como conceJal y
hombrc poIitlco.
IA ST. jucz dio lectura al arti
'culo de rcicrencia Y termlnada La
lecttra, hizo u,o tie Ia palabra ell
Lcdo. ColI Cuchy y pidid pa'asc Ell
juicio d Ia corte municipal de iia-
yam6n que era Ia que debla como
] c"r, en- cl a,unto, por ser hos 9enlln-
ciaeIos dcl pueblo dc l'oa baia, per-
+ tcncricntcs II distr,o judicial de
Bavamon. II Sr. jucA Iesolvid
transicrlr Ia vista 'i"I caso para el
sabado proNimo a ia ie il ma
mana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14

Dcliheradamcntc ha dcIado pcrder
su ocasion de scguir commando cl
pals Y matcrialmcntc cada com'sion
importante dc los que tienen Ia sar
ten del presupuesto por cl mango.
E.sta dividido. Partc en- Fl esta en- la
guerra con cl TO Joe. Oira parte lie
deficnde. Todo 81 ocste, como consc
cuenria de Ia poliiica pucsta en- juc
20 por La Toilette. Cummins, Nelson,
CIapp, BriStown V Bnrkcit que
aun cuando del scnado dicen domir
mar algunos votoS cn la eamara, pc-
70. 10 mismo quo hicieron Platt Y
QUAY en- sus iias dc caciquiSmo,
perdieron su influcncia tan pronto
como s,,s cstadisias Sc fueron cada
uno por su la'lp.
Como consecuencia, cl este Y la
costa ,lrl Pacifico volvcrin ser 10
que eran. NingrIna lie cstas dos sec
Clones 50 anda con chiquitas con los
inSIrrcctos' que empezaron pldendo
Ia re- vi>i5jn dc las tarifas Y acabaron
por parclir uIc - uombrara una 60
mission dc tarifas. Nnguna de las dos
s.cciones quicrc cusntas con los cl'-
mentos del parti'lo qIe dcsean Ia ba-
ia dc las tarifas Y. ayudados dc To-
votns q. aun Sigucn 4 Cannon en- Fl
centro del Ocstc. pOdran e augura
dominar en- Ia c4mara y clcgir FL
nuevo SPEAKER, ca~o de que los r.
publicanos ganen la elccciones con
gresistas de 1910
La declaration hecha por Mr.
Cannon en- ~ disrur-o dc Blooming
ton al efecto ,Ie que Mr. Norman Rii
der lc prom tito appvarle para IA pre-
; ,ieiIcia Il. ia prensa perid.dica rcpl.-
blirana case dIe qI. lograra arrDi'ai
ana hey c0nresiie:'lo 4 los pri6i.cp-
papel gratis. P,tesla q. r-sulte -
vcz perjudicial u causa al su.
nonista. En- fan. gle e. una e-paii
de dos filos. Al sHeGksr x le ,.-a
agIi como un sIjetO que "a "a
guier parte eon ial sle salvar4e. ;.
ha rctratado cprnosle espaI.la
pared. Los amigos DEL presEIen'e rri
q. Ia pelea u ll--a haeer mas ~
lenia hay rorA- eSperanLas d. CT
- vote ley algIna en- d inv5cruo
4 su tempo debriO, se cspera gI+
ponga en- Iuego 81 Influenza com,
pacfradOr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
Self Help" -"

Hemos recibido el primer ntime-
70 de esta importante revista lilin-
gue hebdomadaia que e e'iita en-
San Juan. Contiene excelente ma
terial Ii;erario, pOiitioo Y de infOr-
maci0n economica-
Enylamos al nuevO cOIega nues-
tro cortes saIudo V dsseamos Lar
81 vida en- su labor patnoticA
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i'Hcio .:e contnbuir d cualuiers de-
tcrininacl6n lie las aut0rda1es civi-
ies que TENDS i rsalhareI penss-
miento fundamental de "A Asocia-
ci0n
No qri~o 3 Directiya entrar. por
81 r1onenio- en IN sna'isis profun-
he 'ie a'g'.rii's proisSsitns-
La rnn;enencia f's rnuy interesan-
te y a Dir.-efIva szlio muy counplaci-
'da -e''ierdo ocass6n de apneci2r las
soes r. gobernanie y 81 exquls.-
!. lv..s.iA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14

III obleto de In vista fi@ Il" plira
coftesia hacia Ia prlmera autorIdad
civil dc Ia isla.
La cnircvista Tue muT cinema =
intercsante. pucs cl Hon. t'obcrna-
dor nnstro vivo inter%S pof c"iiocer
el critcrio cientifico dc Ia Asoclarl6n
Mcdica. resperto al prohirma de- Ia
Anoma por "unclnarln Qulso
sabcr el cNlto d. ias ramPanaS ilbr.-
dls contra dlcha c'Iicriu@lad y 81 l,-
en- rcaidai. hahia di-ninuido cn cl
interior dc IA isla.
Ia dinetiva de IA N~"riacidn ,a-
t.sfizo los descas del t'nberna'lor.
afirmandn qiw lbs rcstiltael". habian
sido muv ,aIisiaciorio- plc- III" O.
eyidcnie Ia disminncibn Il" Ia cnfer-
nodad Y 81 hcchD signiilcalign 'lc Ia
nofeinlrenn dc Ia uIsma -Iuo en-
cases cXecprionales. Manifesto que
cl ,lc-riibrmienio 1ie d. "umcIutna
on Pucrio-Riro y 81 csilr.ie lie "a mi
ma por ID, Drcs. Ashford Gutierrez
iearavidcz. V King frerpn Hcyalo,
para sri discussion 4 Ia ~e>tnur- cicft
tiiIeas ,ln n Asoclacidu. rnrrscieniu
la sancidu IT, In misrna. silr'mar9n
Ins humhps DE- Ia Dinertiva q'iee-ta
era oije-a ,lc legi'ino org'i'tp & no
nor para Ia lnsiItucion rn't.lca : qic
lns rrfenslns compaucni- nc'c~i1n
homcnajc lie admiration o'p.to,
p,,r c0nsidcrar IL afra II. 81 5,nein3-
r..'' como Ia dr MAYOR 'r.seen.lru
cia reaiizada ca el pals 10 va ,fn" I'i-
nj anuncio del 'lesclDrmi"utu com
pleto lie Ia "Bilharzia. hechD Ga
per-enece I. Ia Asociaci6n M"i'a
ExpIsiernn Ins nis,iieos IL IA u
rectlya e! prop6sitn IL IA A-,s-iA'-'' 2
r.e c0nfeccionar una lrv Y Cfsilg
sanitar1os qIe sa'isfazar ias eAl
2 ur5a- ie IA opinion ps.Fs nir"'s'rs
en pnlncF "ppFi isiii.iA4 A st''i''E's"
IGi fs;narss e4l a'lvas. EnrlTs-
ciegna 4 neee5ial l. -eatzar e>to.
ppr - e,irirnr.a~ i..e hog a taran
en ,.s,se. ~ >su..ai. Two ora-
son 5 H,eterna.ia II eApnuer
81 p.af.a. " -auea-nent., r"ul-
pes" .e ia lfa. ler us'-..' - una
c4rnpsda risnrpsa- -s'~'s-i3asss i'sr'iri-
to ura- sr afs-- ~sEH tienEso ale
gaha aqiE 3 aifsH..si. F-ssria t"-
mars cru.'l '-sF~-tsearla, para aE'or-
tar esn eilcaria ta.-lS - c..;pclmlen-
to que regIiere sua iasenA iey 'ie -
| nidad. "a que maieE. tai tsAeal'
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Un Ebro inteTesante
Su impression e elegante.

Su impression e. elegante-
5l2 paginas que gentlemen ira
bajoe de indiscuiible meritO tantO
IN 10 econ6mico. como en- 10 poll
tioo V hterario. & el que Ileva pOr
titulo Puerto Rico d los dis- Gjios
De amerinonisaci6n, obra del i;us-
Tado penodista Ell Sr. Vicente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-14
La ssoeiacion medica.
Interesante entrevIsta ce.
.ebrada aver

o. Ii.-z,ivs. il. IA A-rziacidn Nj
fic4 vl-fj aver tarsle a Hon Goier-
nsiar Cotton. egrnpiiendo al un
ae.erso re aIgeIlz-
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rcqmrre cI palsaio andar del ITEM
pn.
H. AsociaciIn oyo atentament
e pensamicniO dei Gobernad
Girnanio aquella. que eumpIien...
IN irme iecidido proposito dc sus
hnulbrcs. lrian conieccionand0 su
.cy V Codiso de Sandal. sin per-