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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
BOYS TEMPERANCE
LEAGUE FORMED
Warsaw Youngsters Take up the work
in Connection With the New
W. c. 7. Y. orsani.
zation.
THE NEWS OF WARSAW
curfew Bell is Suggested For the
Place in Order to Keep Young
People. off the
Streets.
THE NEWS OF WARSAW

WARSAW, Ill, Nov. 15.--Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. N. Crane of lola, Wis, are
visiting the family of his brother,
Charles Crane.
Mr.. Leon Kuntz and bride of Will
Der. Washington. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mussetter.
On Thanksgiving night will be held,
the annual Thanksgiving ball of War
saw Fire Co. No. 1, at Saenger hall.
Everybody buys ticket, Or should.
The Central Illinois conference of
Lutheran teachers was held last week
in Decatur. VIM. Erdmann Of this
city was delegate.
Besides branch of the w. C. II.
U. here there has been organized a
Boys Loyal Temperance League, in
connection with which basket ball
team has been organized, with Rev.
Halleck Carlin, pastor of the M. E.
church. as trainer
Scarcity of labor and the non-ar-
rival OF some of the material has
been the cause of delay in laying the
water mains. Work on the north
side is to be done first.
Rev. q. H. Fulton is the new rector
Of st. Paul's Episcopal church. He
is young man, and with his mother
occupies the parish house north of
the church. He preached his first
sermon here on Sunday, Nov. Z.
DR. Thos. A. Hartley of this city,
who for five years was the efficient
secretary of the Adams-TIancock Den
tai society, was elected its president
at its recent meeting in Carthage.
Six boys whose ages range from IL
to 15 years, and who show some tai
ent for elocution, are in training by
Miss Jessie Bell, for a medal contest
to be given soon.
The receipts of merchandise con-
signed to Warsaw merchants are al
most double what they were one year
ago. This indicates prosperity and
growth, and is noticeable in the
! stores
/ A Christmas play is in preparation
Thy the young folks of the church of
the Sacred Heart.
| Wheat prospects around here are
very fine. Never better at this time
of year
Duck and quail hunters are active
just now and none of them return
empty handed.
What's the matter with curfew
law for Warsaw? Too many young
people OF both sexes and tender age
running the streets at late hour,
promising no good to themselves.
Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday night.
Nov. 16, will be the scene of another
dance by the Girls Club. Agne
orchestra.
Mrs. hetting, step-mother of Ed
Ketting, the undertaken, was buried
Friday in Oakland cemetery. She was
formerly resident of Warsaw. but
for some time has resided in Missouri,
and her remains We're brought here
Thursday.
A handsome family vault of rein
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
Best TO Purity Water.

Ozone is the agent for purifying wa.
ter, because 1t adds nothing except
oxygen, which assiats in aeration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
For School Children.

Children should romp and play out
of doors as much as possible, and too
much excitement in the way of matt
nees and parties is bad for their deli
cate organizations. The average
child who attends school has a good
deal to do and should have many
hours for fun and recreation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized TO refund your monev
II Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold, prevents
pneumonia and consumption. Con.
tains no opiates. The genuine is in
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
TOWN OF CORN
rs LIVE PLACE
All Business Houses are Of Brick and
the Citizens are HustIing
and Energetic.
Especial to The Gate city ]


CORN, Mo-, Nov. 15.-This good
north Missouri town shows some new
permanent improvement every week.
CORN people are jolly nustlers every
day in the week. They welcome
strangers to their town and at once
make them feel at home Few towns
Of the same size and age display so
many good business houses, all of
brick construction. Two new stores
and new mill are down on this
weeks list of new things for CORN.
The F. Gerth Furniture Co. are
opening a branch store here. They
are unpacking an unusually large and
attractive display of goods. The new
establishment occupies the Thomas
block on Jackson street. the main
business street of the town. Gerth
& Co. are the only licensed embalm-
ers on the Santa Fe road between Eft.
Madison and La Plata and their
CORN house will include we'll Sc
lected line of undertaking goods.
Eugene Kurtz of Wyaconda, wide
awake business man, will be the local
manager of the new enterprise.
j. Meyer, owner of the large brick
business house on jackson street, is
painting and preparing the room I'M
der the Odd Fellows hall for J. Il.
Green'ee of Kahoka, who will put in
new stock of clothing and mems
furnishings. Mr.. Greenlee has a gen
eral merchandise stock at Kahoka and
has been watching for an opening for
a clothing stock. His selection Of
CORN means that he regards this
town as wide awake proposition.
r. W. Monroe, proprietor Of the
CORN electric light plant, will at once
begin the construction of two story
mill building, adjoining the light
plant. He will install feed grinder
and two sets of burs. He expects to
be ready for business soon after
January first.
L. Trotter and son. proprietors of
the CORN livery barn, are making ex-
tensive Improvements about their
property They have raised their
buildings three feet and set them on
concrete foundation and walls. Con-
crete floors will be used throughout
the front part and driveway of the
buildings. Sixty feet of foot ce
ment walk will be laid along the
front of the property. ]. T. Huff is
engaged in remodeling the frame and
wood work about the Trotter barns.
S. N. Young of the Citizens bank
is just completing new five room
cottage, electric lighted and with
modern improvements.
W. J-Yotng, the Iumberman. will
leave the first of the week for sun
down, Wyoming, to look after his
western farm.
Geo. H. Walters and family are
leaving here for PIERCE City, Mo,
where they will locate on a south
Missouri fruit farm.
Mrs. H. r. Krans Will depart for
Neosho, Mo-, Saturday. She will be
absent 2, month.
Fl. F. Krans will spend next week
at Hannibal.
Andrew Wiley, proprietor Of the
popular Park Hotel, has been q snb-
scriber to The Gate City over forty
years.
Q. G. Simmons will spend Sunday |
with his son at Dallas, I'll.
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was visiting friends in the city ovei
Saturday
Miss Alma Davis has returned IRON
a visit at her home in Raritan.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Cox visited
Elvaston friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Eaton. of Keo-
kuk, spent Sunday week VITA saml-
Camp and wife.
Mrs. Reaugh, Of Bowen, was visit
ing her son, E. Q. Heaugh, the latter
part Of the week.
Mr.. H. l.. Pease. of Chicago, was
business visitor to the city Thursday.
The football game between the coll.
ege team Of this city and the cArist-
ian University. resulted in a score oil
"A to 0 Iii favor of the Carthage team.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15

called number of incidents of his
career in Keokuk and ended up by
stating tnat he was willing to pur-
chase Hugh Miller, the Keokuk first
baseman.
Umpires Bush and Pat Wright
We're busy during the meeting, evil
IDENTITY looking for good jobs,
The entertainment afforded the Wis
itors by Memphis was almost unlimit-
ed and Mr.. Justice speaks very high
ly of his pleasant visit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
MINORS Want TO
BETTER CONDITIONS
Concentrated Their Efforts at Mem
phis Baseball Meeting to Have
Rules and Bylaws
Revised.
WILL BUY HUGH MILLER
President M. E. Justice Returned
Home and Tells Of Edward
DugdaIe and Other
keokukians.

From the inference drawn in an
interview with President NJ E. JUS
tice, of the Central Association, upon
his return from the big Memphis gath
ering of baseball magnates, players,
umpires and newspapers men, it was
a struggle on the part of the minor
leagues of the country to secure a
betterment of their conditions. Mr..
Justice presided over joint meeting
of class G and class D leagues and
was otherwise quite busiiy engaged
during the session.
"One of the most important move
ments made by the minor leagues, :"
said Mr.. Justice, was that instituted
for the purpose of bringing about a
revision of Rule SO, of the National
bylaws According to this rule a
minor league club drafting from anoth-
err club in the minors must receive
the player before August 90, other
wise he will be subject to draft from
a major league. The minors, that
is class C and D, want rule such
that the player may be carried until
the season has closed. before turn
ing him over to the club by whom he
was drafted.
"of secondary Importance was the
resolution drawn up at the joint meet.
Ing OF class D and class C, to see if
uniform draft price could not be
established. These two leagues be-
1foyp that r,1ayor u-I,r, ;r err,,,5 o,,o,,~r1
for major league company should
draft as heavy draft price, whether
he was drafted from class A organ
ization or from a class D.
Under new provision in the rules
a player must sign contract before
taking part in championship game,
before the meeting the rules allowing
him to play for five days without be
ing signed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15

Many school children suffer from
constipation, which is often the cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are an ideal medicine to give child,
for they are mild and gentle in their
effect, and will cure even chronic con.
sttpation. Sold by Wilkinson & Co..
pharmacy, and ]. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
TheG Great CIearingH House

of Mans body is the BLOOD
STREAM, and the stronger each cell
is fortified by good food, oxygen and
exercise, will determine the. bodily re-
sistance when sick. Health, energy,
power and vitality can only be reach
ed and sustained by the blood cell.
These cardinal principles underlie the
use of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15

pound q u I'll 6
change of life. My
doctor told me it
was good, and since
taking it / feel so
much better that i
can do all my work
again. / t in K
Lydia E. Pinkham's
" ge ia BILE Com
pound a fine remedy
for all woman's
troubles, and /
- Ill
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15

Lame back comes on suddenly and
is extremely painful. 1t is caused by
rheumatism of the muscles. Quick
relief is afforded by applying Cham
berlain's Liniment. Sold by Wilkin-
son & Co., pharmacy. and ]. F. Kied-
asch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
HER
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia E. Pinkhan S
Vegetable Compound

Columbus, Ohio. 81 have taken
lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
May Meet In CHICAGO.


President Justice stated that an
agreement had been reached by
which the Central Association board
of directors and the directors of the
Three-Eye league would meet in
Chicago, possibly on November %,
at which meeting the matter Of re-
districting would be brought up. If
this meeting is held, the mail vote
will probably not be taken for the
election Of a successor can be voted
upon by ballot at their meeting.
Mr.. Justice had occasion to meet
I; several former Keokuk people, and
a number of baseball men well known
in Keokuk. He enjoyed quite chat
with Ford Dickinson, formerly of
Keokuk and Quincy. Ford is en-
gagged in baseball on the side of his
immense insurance business and is
secretary of the Texas league. and
president of the new Southern Texas
league.
Ed. Dugdale is another former
Keokuk person whom he met. Dugdale.
as many of his friends here know is
owner of the Seattle club. He re-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-08
FL AYUtTAM|EN-
To De MANAT|.
Generoso proceder de
aquella corporation
municipal.
Los reputados fac ultativos
Figueroa y Blazquez
prestan eficaz conc urso
a la obra de bien
I'm sujeto, muy encarihado con
las maletas agenas fae atra-
pado en- la estacion viajapdo
dc incosnite, para sustraerse
q los honores.
Ode nue.tro corresponsal. !

Noviembre 5,-La corte munich
pal celebro varios juicios de poca i'm
portancia.
He de llamar la atencion que,cuan
do Sc esta ceiebrando aigdn juicio
de importancia, las personals que
acuden al salon en- vez de sentarse
Sc suben los baneos sin que nadie
les moieste, y es uAa costumbre que
debe correjirse.
Iamblen el Ayllntamiento cele-
bro session, tomando buenos acuer-
dos, entire eilos, Ia continuation de
la caile principal en- su empezada re-
construction, nombrando una CO.
mission para que avistandose con ei
rematlsta procuren ensanchar un
POGO mas la calie estrechando por
conslguiente las aceraS de los lados;
otro de los acuerdos tomados por ell
Concejo es de sufragar los gastos
| que Sc originen para la traslaci6n de
dos vecinos de la ciudad de Arecibo
con ei fin de praeticarles una dificil
operaci6n quirurgica que tan bon
dadpsamente Sc presto ell reputado
gaieno DR.. Figueroa a indication del
no menos reputable DR.. Biazquez,
quia al yer el pe'igro que corren
dos MIDAS acudi6 al ayuntamiento.,
desn nles de haber conference.-the con
su cPmpanero de Arecibo, en- soiici-
tud lie auxiiios para tai fin, a 10 que
el chsejo municipal accedi6 gusto-
so. Is de feiicitar la genersa idea
del Df. Blazquez q. tan bondadosa-
ment\ pone en- practica con el solo
fin de arrancar de las manos de la
mucrteia vida de dos infeiices seres
asl como tamblen merecen piacemes
todos los que tomen parte en- esta
obra melitisima, En- su tempo dare
cuen'a de los resuitados que prome-
ten Ser iisongeros.
Elteniente Shn Milan detuvo en-
|
la estacion a un fujetoque por su por
te Ian o ia attention de todos los que
presnciamos il dctenci6n. Seglin
lnforncs ci suitto es un pajaro de
aitur1 muy fino, y Sc ocupa de ve-
lar aios pasajeros que viajan de
noch y Sc appropriate de aiguna ma
ieta Q van maipuestas y cuya fecho
ria ia iieva d cabo en- Isabella v
Agnaiiia. Fl mismo teniente ha for
muiao cargos graves a dos poiicias.
Sc ncuentran gravemente enfer-
mos |. slmpatlca y carifosa Lupita
Nanga a-i como la buena V virtuosa
sonora Da. Llllsa Marchan. Para
ambosia mejoria mas rapida son
nuestrs descos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-08
LA SANDAL
EN- BAYAM0N.
'El estado de hygiene
es un verdadero de-
sastre.
Un cuadro horrible de su-
ciedad y de abandono,
presenclo el inspector de
sanidad
Cree este que en- el periodo de
las lluvias Sc desarreIIe una
gran epidemia 81 una labor de
llmpieZa no Sc hace.
(De nuestro corresponsal. J

Noviembre 6.-El Sr. Official de
esta cludad doctor Amadco tuvo
conoclmlcnto de que en- la calla de
Comerlo en- el sitio denominado Toa
BaJa Sc quejaban los vceinos de a.
quel sltlo de un fucrtc NAL olor al
estremo de tener que cerrar sus puer
tas por hacersele insoportablc tai cs
tado de cosas lnmcdiatamentc, Sc di
rigi6 a aqucl sitio acompahado del
policla de servicio, y procedio i un
mnuclosa investigation. |, icual no
seria su asombro al tropezar con a
quel horroroso espcctaculo que 4 su
vista sc ofrccio!
En- un callei6n que Sc cneucntra
situado entire Ia casa succession de don
Pascual Lopez Y ell almaccn dc San
Miguel Hermanos, una cloaca lIena
de materias en- cstado de dcscompo
slclon, desbordandosce por la super
her, pues una zanja hccha con cl fin
de que vayan 4 parar las inmnndi
clas tamblen cstaba llcna, sin podcr
arrastrar los scdimentos arroiados
ALI. Tn POGO mas adclantc una al
cantarilla en- el mas horrible cstado
de abandono.
III Inspector de sanidad qucdo ho-
rrorlzado ante aqucl cuadro som
brio dc s'clcdad y dc abandono.
A varlas preguntas que lc hicicra
I'm representative de la Corrcspon
dencla mostrose 81 doctor Amadco
dolorosamcntc lmprcsionado, mani
festandose asombrado dc que Baya
mon no haya dcsaparecido victima
dc alguna cpidcmia. Declam que Ii
labor dc higicnizacion dc este pic
bio cs larGa y pcnosa; que dc no acu
dir a tempo con cncreia i comba
tlr tai cstadO no era dudoso ahora
en- cl periodic dc las lluvias. So dcsa-
rrollara la epidemic del titus que
vcndrla 4 contribuir il la obra dc rlli
ma dc Ia salud del vccindario. CO.
menzada por la malaria Y Ia tisis
que causan terrible dcsatrcs en- Ia
poblaci6n.
Ell doctor Amadco So mucstra acti
vo y auNiliado rof ! icfc de polica
haran en- brcvc una rcquisia por pa
tios y corralcs y apIicaran los rcgIa
montos dc la hygiene ron Ia mayor
severidad. -...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-08
H ST. Jose ]. Benitez
viene a San Juan.
Almacenes y departamentos de
su Hacienda en- vieqnes fue-
ron registradoS pOr la po-
licia.

Sc encuentra EN- e~ta ciu,lad q Sr.
jose J. Benitez. hacendado de Iie-
qiez. Una eo>a muy curiosa por no
haccr por ahora otra appreciation
le ocurre al compa,riota que vino i
la ciudad con obicto de vi>itar i ,as
inquirir 10 que ignora.
La noche del Sabado y mailana
siguiente ic fue regisirad en- Eieqlle-
al Sr. Benitez q airnscen qic tiene
en- sI hacienda Playa Grand g y rotaS
unas cuIantas cajas gIc coutenia tp-
manas para pcsar c:iiaS. V otrp~ uii-
les de labranza. La poiicia con uua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-08
v|S|TAS
OF|C|ALES,
El ST.. Jaime Annexy
ptesenta al nuevo 90
bernador a los supe-
rintendentes del Con-
solidado.
FL Sr Cotton da gran i'm
Portancia al departamento
de Carload, Sanidad y pri
slones y Sc interesa por el
servlcio de anemia.
La conferencia dnr0 mas de
media =! hera y fue muy cor
dial.

A las 1890 de la manana de hoy
estuvleron en- el despacho del -gober
nador Cotton, el assistand del depar
tamento de Carload, Sandal V Pri
stones sr. Jaime Annexy y los supe
rlntendentes de los diversos servi
CLOS a cargo del expresado departa
mento.
Eran estos la Srta. Angela Santae
liza del asilo de ninas, DR.. Gonzalez
del asilo de ninos, Manuel Camunas
director Gle prisiones, DR.. Cordero
Superintendent de Sanidad V Dr..
Curbeio, director del Manicomio.
lnterpreto el secretario particular
Sr. Joannini y el gobernador Sc mos
tro muy interesado por el departa
mento que juzga uno sino el mas i'm
portante de la isla, por tener a su ear
go, entire otros servicios, ell de sani
dad. Hablo respccto del servicio de
anemia Y la conferencia dur6 mas
dc media hora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-08

oreien de- iuez Y acomp ahada dc iln
investigator dc rentas internas. hizo
Ia retcrda vista. registrando tam
bicn otros ,lepartamentos de Ia en-
preSa,la iinra scgun ie informl
ron. i.a >oiprcsa Il el >r.
Benilcz persona de posici6n Y que
mererc g-andes considerariones tan
ie en NepleS como en- San Juan.
fu@ granie Y al inqlirir e. por que
II. t.,i ario. yse le diio e. se actuaba
por "rden '!ei Tesorero de p. Rico
,ic "a autoidades de aduana. T.,
-. Beritcz ha venido con ei objeto
,.e ceiierenciar con los SreS. Te,,rc-
10 s!e +. Rico, secretaru = goberna-
~ie.r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-08
Fl GOBERNADOR Y
.LAPOL|C|A|NSULAR
!" ~.No deben olvidar-
dice que ustedes son
servidores del pueblo
de uerto Rico. y
: ....y ustedes deben cum.
plir sus deberes con tao
to-"
g. ...palabras dichas de modo
benigno previenen DISCUS
tOS..."

La sigu;ente information fue facili-
tada { las 12.45 hoy por Ell secretario
del gobernador 4 un reporter de LA
Correspondence"
"Obeservaciones del gobernador
Cotton dirigidas a los Jefes de Dlstri
to Gle la Policia de Puerto Rico, des
pues de la ceremonial inaugural, en-
San Juan, Noviembre 6 de 1909.
"Senores de La Policia de P R.
La sagrada obligation de dar pro
tecci6n a la vida y propiedad y man
tener la ley orden en- toda la isla, ,esta
dlrectamente en- sus manos. Ustedes
son responsables al pueblo de Puer
to Rico, por medic de SUI jefe Eje
cutivo, para el propio cumplimiento
de este prop6sito. No Sc permitira
que NADIA obstruya ell libre y com
pleto eumplimiento dc este deber
de una manera rsclonal y adccuada
Debe ser hecho estrictamente de
acuerdo con la ley y 70 cspero que
ustedes asi 10 haran. Al proceder dc
este modo, no deben olvidar que us
tedes son los sirvientes del pueblo
de Pto Rico. Son los guias y a quie-
nes buscan en- caso de emergencies
y ustedes deben cumplir con sls de
beres con tacto. Una palabra de eX
plicaci6n 9 una palabra dicha opor
tunamente de un modo benigno,
podra en- muchos casos prevenir dis
gustos desgraciados. Con este en- la
mente, estoy SECURE dc que siempre
podran cumplir con SUI deber y salts
facer completamente los deseos de
las comumdades que obscrvan la ley
en- que residen y trabajan. Quiero
lamar su atencion preferente al de
jor ustedcs la capital csta vez, q. d
ninguna influenciapolftica en- absolu
to ie sera permitido intervemr en- la
administration debida del dcparta
mento de policia, Y cualquier
Official de policia que tome parte al
guna en- asuntos politicos, aparte del
ejercicio de sus deberes como ciuda
dano, 0 que permlta que considera
clones politlcas afecten al dcbido
y exacto cumplimiento de sus dcbe
res no sera considerable como pcrso
ma que deba pcrmanccer al cuerpo
y sera tratado de acuerdo con este.
He dido muy buenos informes acer
ca del departamento dc policia de
Puerto Rico y de su lealtad al Go
bierno y hacia los prop6sitos de este.
Espero tener el placer dentro dc po
co tempo de vcrles 4 cada uno de
ustedes en- sus respectivos distritos
y conseguir un conocimiento mas in
tlmo de la mancra en- que llevan d
cabo su mission pacifica.
Sean leales d su pals su gobierno
Y sus oficiales superiores. como
creo que ustedes 10 son ahora, V asi
cumpllran ustedes con el proposito
mas patrlotlco, Tomen un interes
personal en- su bien estar individual
Y tratare de ayudar a su jcfc a fin de
que cada uno de ustcdes sea tratado
con perfecta justicia v equidad, de
acuerdo con la eficacia de cada uno
vel intcrt: que puedan dcmostra1 On
Su trahaio.'
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GacetiNa de AIecibo.
De nuestro eorresponsal

Nov, Han fallcciIo en- csta
ciudad la respectable Sra. dona Rosa
Maria Pippo viuda de d. Elias y d.
Gcrardo Mas A las familias de am
bos damos nuestro mas scntido pc
same. r. |. 2.
Para el dia 9 del prcsentc mes
Sc han senalado por la Corte de dis
trito los juicios por Jurado que du
raran hasta cl dia 20, la mayor partc
son por cl delito de seduction Y VIC
lacion habiendose dos por asesinato
en- segundo grado.
Don Arturo Gonzalez Prado
contratista dc obras obtuvo la hue
ma pro en- la subasta para el arreglo
dc la calle del puente de hero que
sc constrllira dc concrete.
La estacion de enfermedad
tropicales V transmisibles en- csta ciu
dad dara consultas lunes, miercolcs
V viernes por las mailanas para la iu
berculosls Y martes, jueves Y saba
dopara la anemia ala misma hora de
la manana.
Ell practicantc ID. Rafael Silva
ha Sido designado ayudantc del mj
dico patologo de csta estaci6n.
-Por espender dulccs avcriado,
han sido dcmunciados los Srcs. Ma
nuel Ayila, Conception Miranda Y
NicomcdcS Maldonado siendo con
dcnados i pagar un dollar de multa
Y las costa>.
-iIa >ido dcnunciado por Ia of
Gina dc Sandal Jose Alvarez dcpcn
dientc dc un deposito de lcche por pa
dercr cnicrmcdad contagiosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-08

mos galantemente oi.>oquiados F-pr
JOS cultos miembro~ d. ga lenomt
rita INSTITUTION que tan gran rap.l
ha desempehado en- los .la-tino- tel
mundo. enaIteciendo al homip. al
mayor nivel de- Ia digriidad humans
ven las reinvin dicaci6neS del t!er-
cho de los oprimido>. contra las in
tOlerancias del desPoti>mO y Ia bar
hare v eleysndo Ia terra como
hostiz santa hasta II trono dc
Dios por q amor y Ia virtud- -