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The Washington times., 1910-07-01
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The Washington times., 1910-07-01
THE TIMES INQUIRY COLUMN
~ ~ Answers to Questions * ~
~ * Asked by Its Readers * *

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is a feIi f-r one wishing 20 gain knOwl-
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obtain from the supply
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
Wall of the Old Bachelor
By Dorothy Dix

her sacred duty 10 prOvf1e him with
a wife, although she knC VS. perfectly
well that he doesn't want one.
The Washington times., 1910-07-01

--l-TL Dy windows OF by doors tpen-
- ~ INTO the veranda which surrounds
a great big fireplace ia This CTf-lrs--
LooLil-liEl lls-ro0m which. when the coz
teas and dinners and Iuncheons a.
over, can De al once transformed into
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
THE "RUBBERNECK" PUZZLE
By rances Carroll

ISS CASTLES trip about
tOWn has proved q DIT OF g /
boomerang TO most OF the con- /
t-ranrfr TncfoaE Of hnIrr En
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
TO THE CITIZENS
 OF PRESCOTT

The Mayor and Board of Health wishes to thank every one that so nobly responded to the clean up order last Tuesday. While we hardly got started at the matter, yet it would astonish some of you perhaps to know just how much was hauled out of town on that day. And the peo- pie piled up a great deal more than our teams could haul off on that day, so we continued it un- til all trash and rubbish that was gathered together was removed. And what a different look greets your eyes now as you walk down the streets and gaze out into the alleys.
 Now lets keep it clean. Do not throw waste paper on the streets either in front or behind your places of business, but put all such refuse in a receptacle of some kind and burn it.
 We wish to call attention to the growing weeds about your place, now is the time to cut them. Do not let them get too tall and furnish a harboring place for flies and mosquitoes.
 Let the slogan be: Clean up and Keep clean.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
GIRL ASSAULTED
 NEAR PRESCOTT
Eighteen-Year-Old Daugh- ter of Major Jones, a Prom inent Farmer, Attacked
 by a White Man

The 18-year old daughter of Major Jones, prominent farmer living nine miles west of here, was assaulted by a white man within a short distance of her home about l o'clock Monday afternoon. Her assailant, who is unidentified, escaped. Officers from both Hampstead and Neva- da counties have organized posses and are searching for the man, but no news has been re- ceived from them up to now.
 Miss Jones left her home about l2:3O to go to the mail box a mile away. After securing the con- tents of the mail box she started home. En route she went into the woods along the road side in order to secure some material
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY
 SCHOOLS CONTEST
Between Prescott and Hope Which Ends Sunday, June 5th, Becomes
 Very Interesting

The Christian Sunday Schools of Prescott and Hope have been engaged for several weeks in a contest, which ends Sunday, June 5. The points being count ed in the contest are as follows: each one present, one point; each one bringing a Bible, one point; each one reading the daily read ings connected with lesson, one point, and each five cents offer ing, one point. The record of the Prescott school last Sunday was: IFS present, IF brough Bibles; 92 had read the readings, and offerings, $9.92.
 Up to two weeks ago the Pres- colt school was leading in all points, but the last two Sundays
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
A LETTER FROM
 1. 6. MITCHELL
To the Citizens of Nevada County About the Present Road System. Is not
 in Favor of it.

Is the present. road tax that we have now giving justice to every man? It seems to me like it is being worked just like it was before we voted a tax. only we are paying the over- seer a large salary, when before we did not, and before the present law we did not pay the tax and work the road too.
 The present way of working now is, every man that is old enough or is not too old must work four days in the year. We'll, that is about all the time we put in before, and now we pay tax and work the road just the same. and the older men that have worked their time out on the road are taxed to pay the overseer, and their boys have to work the road.
 Now, 1 am not chunking the overseer, for there are a lot of us who would like to have that job for the money there is in 1t, but all want is equal rights to all men and special privileges to none.
 Now if we are going to work by taxation let us pay the over seer his salary and let him hire his help, and if we are not pay. ing enough tax lets pay more, for we can better afford a little more tax than to work four days on the road.
 Now lets look into this matter and see if 1 am wrong if so correct me.
 Yours for justice and right,
 l.. G. Mitchell.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
NOTICE

Commencing on May Eth the Prescott and Northwestern Rail- road Company will sell week end excursion tickets between all stations on its line at one fare for the round-trip.
 These tickets will be on sale every Saturday afternoon, good going on trains No. 3 and No. 4, returning, good on all passenger trains up to and including trains No. and No. 2 Monday.
 Passengers taking trains at non-ticket offices can procure tickets upon application to the Conductor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
WHITE YOUTH
 KILLS A NEGRO
Archie Hale, Whose Brother Was Stabbed by a Negro Recently, Shoots Negro
 Who Threatened Him

Ashdown, May 10. Archie Hale, aged IS years, shot and killed Jordan Dunn, a negro, on the Ernest Hale farm, about six miles northeast of here, today. Ernest Hale was recently stab. bed by a negro on his farm. Archie Hale came to Ashdown shortly after the killing and gave up to the authorities. He was released on furnishing bond.
 Hale is alleged to have repri- manded Dunn for neglect of work. The negro resented the reprimand and declared that he would cot a couple of his (Hale's) ribs in two. ' In the stabbing of Earnest Hale two of his ribs were cut in two.
 The negro, 1t IS alleged, start ed at Hale with a knife, and the white man pulled a revolver and shot him. Dunn lived about three hours.
 Mir. Hale is a cousin of MT. Geo. Hale ofPrescott.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
NEGRO KILLED BY
 FALLING TREE

News reached here Tuesday that a negro was killed near Chidester on Monday afternoon by having a tree cut on him by two other negroes. It appears from what we could learn that a negro man and his wife were saving tie timber and was get ting near the negro's land that was killed, and he was evidently watching to see if they would get on his land and not knowing how near the tree was to falling, was caught beneath it and in- stantly killed.
 The parties, after they had fell the tree, heard a struggle and went toward the top of the tree to investigate and found him with his neck broken.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13

Hope has put forth strenuous efforts and made about POO points gain. making the standing of the schools very close, and the remaining four weeks are likely to bring forth the greatest en- deavors of all concerned.
 The lesson for next Sunday is Growing Hatred to Jesus. Matt. 12: 22-32, 38.42. The readings for the week are: Matt. 16: IA; John 2: 1922; John 6:22- 35; John 20: 19-31; Acts 2: 22-36. John 10: 1929.
 Everyone not attending Sum- day school if cordially invited to come out. A good time is assur- ed all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
CARD OF THANKS
We can't find language t

We can't find language to ex- press our thanks toward the good people around Hickory Grove for their kindness extend ed to us during the awful burn of our little daughter Ethel. And we wish to thank the grateful friends of Prescott and to Dr. A. s. Buchanan for his untired at tention. May Gods richest blessings rest upon them all Is our prayer.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Hawley.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
with which to clean teeth.

After securing the. material she sat down to rest. She was suddenly seized from behind by a man who instantly slipped one hand over her mouth and held her with a tight grip with the other. Turning her head the girl saw the mans face, and, realizing his purpose, tainted. She was in a faint for about an hour.
 Miss Jones says that her as- sailant was of dark complexion, had a heavy dark mustache and dark hair. He was seen in this vicinity that morning
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13
NOTICE

On account of District Land Congress Picnic to be held at Highland, Ark, June 11th, the Prescott and Northwestern Railroad Company will sell tickets from all stations to High land, Ark, at One fare for the round-trip.
 These tickets will be on sale June 10th and 11th good return ing up to and including June 18th.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13

Lost, Strayed. or Stolen-Or ( yellow and white spotted milk COW, one dark brown calf about two months old. Also one white heifer about year and a half old. Please notify TIP. Waters, of Route No 3, Rosston, Ark, or address c. w. Elam, Waldo, Ark. To any one giving me any information of these cattle. will pay them for their troubles.
 Very Respectfully,
 G. w. Elam.
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13

Wednesday afternoon about 3 o'clock the dwelling of Uncle Jack Lavender was destroyed by fire. Very little of the contents were saved. House was insured for $9OO. and the contents were not insured. The loss will ap- pfoxtmoco $JUuDs sfs$ aHs
The Nevada County picayune., 1910-05-13

B. J. Daniels attended the Grand Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor iH Little Rock Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Fred Murrah left for Camden yesterday where he goes to oper- ate a box ball alley.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Barney Harris "Wednesday. 2 boy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
NOTAS ! NOT|C|AS

Sc decia aver en- la ciudad que Ia
aprobaci6n del bill Olmsted en- Ia
camara de representatives de los Es.
tados Unidos, no ase seguraba el que e.
proyecto fuera ley puesto que en- e.
senado no habria de discutirlo. Di.
versus personas opinaban que Ia
aprobaci6n del proyecto enla CANA,
ra, habiendo Ia certeza de que en- e.
senado no pasarfa, es una formula
para que la administration que
presenta el proyecto, no quedase
tan desairada.
Sc asegura que en- no lejana fe-
cha habra algunos cambios en- el
personal de algunos centres oficis-
les en- la isla.
Ell Lcdo. Don Jose R. Mascara
hermano de nuestro compahero Sr
Mascara ha mejorado notablemer
te de la enfermedad que sufre.
Fl Lcdo. Don Jose J. Tizol, hs
salido para Guayama, ,ahacer ante ls
corte de aquel distrito la defensa dt
Juan Isabel Longo acusado de no
micidio voluntario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17

UTIL.-El alcohol producido del
aserrin Y de la MADEIRA (eter plroie-
noso), no debe coniundtrse con ell
"alcohol de MADEIRA" Q metillco,
porque a pesar de que ell alcohol nor
nal de esta clase Sc prepara de ma
dera principalmente, sin embargo,
el es producido directamente por la
fermentation de una disoluci6n de
azdcar pura, en- que Sc convierte la
MADEIRA primeramente, y asi este al
cohol es 10 mismo que el destilado
de los cereales, tanto en- cuanto 4
composition qufmica como en- sus
cualidades ffsicas.
CURIOSO.-Lo impression de las
qotds de Nuuia.-Los hombres sienti
ficos llegan a las mas sorprendentes
deducciones por la cuidadosa obser-
vacion de las cosas pequelas y al
parecer insignificantes. En- muchas
parties la superficle de las rocas que
hace millones de amos debleron ha-
Der tornado playas arenosas Q fam
gosas, Sc hallan llenas de las impre-
stones que en- elias dejaron las gotas
de lluvia. Sc ha Observable en- 1ngla-
terra que la parte oriental de las ro-
cas- tiene la $ imp:csiones mas mar
cadas, 10 cual indica que las gotas de
lluvia que las causaron fueron impu
sadas por un viento del Oeste. De
aqui Sc SAGA la deduction que en- la
epoca remota en- que fueron hechas
las aludidas impresones, Ia mayoria
de los vendavales en- Inglaterra So
plaban del oeste, exactamente CO.
mo sucede actualmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
.ECTURA CANPESlNA

IN aqr.o.'two cjsrHficc.-Un
ag-6aGmo my lahorioSo C!ce 10 81
g.ieNIe:
la poGa Y Ia de>A:!a del cafe,
ciert::icamente p:acticadas V d su
denmD tempo. dan re>..ltados eX-
t,aC:...:,,ri">. tarto oH ei aEme1;o
Il" las co.echas como - Fl !eiuve
necimientc de lA- pIantas hectas q
Ia li1era. eEa, en cualq.ie- tpoca,
: s;n Il deb!do recoaoc:mieato de los
princ;pios QUE rigen este il. portaate
ramo acr.cola. ocrsioEa1 pf-d;das
dc consideration : an Ia NINA de
de los caietales.
La rezien.bra. qae mu"ho> desciu
dan, tlenc icIalmente SI ia:.uencia
on Ia d.sminac!6n de las co<echas.
Ben sabido es de los !inqueros la
G!:.cUltad. Va sea pOr uno Il otro
mptiyo. de G'ie D1GUs tOda Ia resiem
h-a: para s'.asa.ar este inconvenien
te he eXpe...- entado con muy bue-
nos reSui'ados FL ccodo 8 sea Ia ope
raciin a. -"u~i-.e en- DOLLAR una
rama q cr.l~, ..- h,iendo con terra
ID pate a.pa,.ia. cue sc msntIene
81 e-'a Pnziaaa sujetandola con un
r'."., -.-rI-'p; cuando IA rama
Ia rssraa,... .ie.- -ortarse paulatina
n.e0te T8-a l.ns'umhTar FL acOdo 4
pssar-e - IS r..7'a madre.
Nar: .- so ...s v-ntajas que tiene
este >i-;er.a economia de diAerO
yrIAmgn
- h..-- = 70 ahnrrs el valor de
Is n.s-- :r z. .sranca. envo!tu-
= s.ss r.5 e sirmbra. 20. Se
game .e- g. P,-l-o Ia cosecna qce
d'-n...s s'- r....-.- !a rala al afo 81
gIiea'.-. rs.+ To 50 Pierde- 80
L. s~g.E..s.' 90 l1e Ia mayor parte
de Us s-~. .- -.ieTan. 10 que no
s'Ioede s-' "a sielnbrs > V 20
SIendU s.rs rr@saei5n tan sencilla y
ie tan f5eL "!-r'.ci6n. puede IN Pc
on accis. - gran ndmerO al dis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
FRAGMENTO.

Un triunfo glorioso q duradero es el
premlo ScqDTo de tan heroiCas rirtu-
dss: pero al mismo tempo que el 60
bierno debc mjrdr en- elias eI mas fir
me garantc de su grande g obra, debe
respetarldS como el eSttmulo mds tuer
te, para todo genero de tatigas 9 sa
crJicios, que pUedc erigir el serrjcio
del pueblo. El dcspota que manda Il
eScloros forzaioS, que muerden en- Sc
creto los cddenos que no pueden rom
per pdbl'camente, ejercer una guerra,
que aunque injvsta 10 precisa al fin
Il ser el rerdN9o 3e los que le obede-
cen: el magistrate de an pueblo libre,
noble Y rencroso. ,' un padre que de-
be e-deSrelorSe por i bjen de suS sub
jitoS, que debr ccn&oqrdr d su cuda-
do ana rjgiiarcir s'nJatignble, que
debe tormdr con >,Ls rlrtudes las del
pvoblo que qobjcrna, q que ocupodo
siempre DR. nm rt peto retegioSo hacla
Ia alta ooWianza ron sus conciudada-
nos han hecho he Su persona, debc
crerse enemjgo pablico digno del des-
precio do lbs que 10 non,braron en- el
mOmen;o que bWs,d an su persona IN
tertSeS dl3tlntos ne los dc Ia cOmuni-
dad de que dcy,.q SuS poderes.-X
| Los slguicnto: servicios han side
prestados por Ia policia:
Infracci6n d las ordenanzar mu,
nicipales. Z: crucldad con los anima-
les. l; ;portar arr as, l {; infracci6n de
re eglamento dc autom6viles ;infraC
ci6n del reglame nto de correos: AGO,
metimiento Y agresi6n, l. Total II
De scuerdo con el Reglamento dc
Plomeria 50 verificaran examenes
en- el departamcnto de sanidad, er
los dias 20y2l para maestros plome-
ros.
a Alcalde mIai,ipal, Bayam6n, in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
BEBIIoGRAFIA.

Las Virgenes ertes.-Federlca, por
Macel Pr6rost, de la ACADEMIA fran
cesa.- a.-Troduccion de Antonio Muno=
Peres-Ilustraciones q cub'erta de
IFidhopf.
Deliciosa novela en- Ia que apare
cen disenadas, con vida intensa, va
rias figuras femeninas a las que pres
ia ell autor irresistible encanto. Fede-
rica, caracter firme y severe, desen-
canada sin haber vivido.
Lea, SUI hermana, angellcal, mo
cente, sacrificando su coraz6n por
un ut6pico ideal.
Pirnitz. muier apostol, propagado
IA del femlnismo en- su concepto mas
ampIio V generoso, y otros persona
| les Que a pesar de su menor lmpor-
tancia tienen extraordinario relie-
| We.
Tales son los clemertos de que es-
til compuesta esta obra que atrae
seduce desde q primer momento, y
deja en- el espiritu una huella dura
dera.
Esta obra ACADIA de ser adquirlda
por LA Correspondence, y la re-
comendamos a nuestros lectores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Ina aclaraci0n.


sr Director de LA Correspondent
cia -.
A fines de mayo 0ltlmo Sc publ
CO, en- todos los penodlcos de San
Juan, una nota oflclosa segun Ia cuai
habia sido rechazado por las autorl
dadeS re Sanldad, un D!p!oma de
veterlnarlo eNpedldo por clerta es-
cuel4 del Canada de Ia que Sc asegu-
r. que eIDlde tttuloS hasta por 5lU;
dependIendo la extension ic?) del
titulo de Ia cantldad paoada pol e
solcitante
i s. en- eSo i:.t0Ime a! pjlbllcose hu5i'
sen conrretado las autorldades de Sa
MI a / ! dar cUenta de la no admls!of-
del reteMGo diploma por conSta-:e
lin nIng-;n valor clenti"co Q ttcnlcp,
NADIA teadr.anlos Q4e ocletaTipe:o =
que Ell 81 >ielto alUdldo Sc dice q"e
la Asociacl6n Neterlnarla de OEta-
RIO, CanaGa. de cuTa AsnrlacLOn pc
cede el t;t.io .cchazado, q 'mo C>-
cus'a por corCs spondcncia. como signi
ficando qie. por tai razha, no pJe-
den ser t;tao, los tt dos q1e eHP.dc.
Las paiafra, "escUelas por cores
pondcneIa no son S!n"rinta. dc he
caci6n de c:eucia, de ca!eacla De ne
r:t0s. =! raGa c de envGe!Ya descredl-
to. pcro Grladas caer tan asi. 81. pJ-
dea io:Iar des:avoraole cpirion en
periGiol1 deaNlen las asa como dlstln
two. yes convenlente P1ner Las Cosa,
en IL sitlo.
, No soIo ~ r. Canada = ea otra-
pai-es extrl1jero>. sino ea loS III,
NOS Estado> ln:dos eXl>ten e>r4f-
Ia por correspondence one SOn lnu-
tile. eH mi.chos rnspecto~. para Ia,
inca'itnS que, ol>cIndo Ii" t't,lo 10
n.j-, - les a"cr"an. Y sigden. i my
hajo> p?erl0s pnF clerto. 10 que elias
-aman, Pompo-omente, S"s cNrao'
Il" ''ido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17

parece paral;zar los m dsculos de la
volaatad y conducen al pac!ente a
|descansar en- las vol!ciones mas !uer
tes de osros, en- las mater:as de me-
nor trascendenc:a. Con frecueac:a Sc
We a la hija de Una madce de talento,
aplastada y nul;sicada ante las DO
ses y hao;iidades de "a madce; esta
hace todo el gas.o de Ia conve-sa-
cion, leva la cara de todos los debe
res soc:a!es esta siempre al tsente
en- cuanto Sc dice y Sc hace, cuando
ouiera que Ia madre y Ia h:;a Sc ha-
Ian jurtas en- func;ones soc;ales. La
hi,a miedosa de su prop:a sombra,
cruza en- cierto modo, subyugada
y sonrojada, por la estela que su ma
dre va dejando en- sus lucidas SAIL
das y entradas. Llega el dEa en- que
Ia madre echa de yer con desazon
que, a causa de no haber tenldo Ia
h;ja una oportunidad de tratar a la
gente, no sabe hacerlo, y algunas We
ces el principle viene demasiado
tarde, cuando va Sc ha afirmado
en- ella Ell habito de encogerse timl-
damente, y va no tiene la capacldad
nj la voluntad de hacer un esfuerzo
para veneer su propia cortedad.
"Mucho Sc puede sacar de TN es-
coces", decia el DR.. johnson, Guam
do Sc lie toma de joven", y en- cual-
quier clase de carrera, debe uno CO.
menzar su aprendizaie en- los amos
de blandura, de plasticldad. FL he
cho de que Gladstone aprendlo a
montar en- bicicleta cuando va tenia
mas de ochenta amos, no es razon pa
IA que I'm n;no de ocho amos deba
esperar setenta y dos amos o mas
para hacerlo. En- este mundo tene-
mos que formar cola por mucho
tempo para obtener algo que necesl-
temos, y no pudiendose>llegar direc
tamente Ia meta, sin aguardar, 10
mejor que podemos hacer es comen
Ear Dor colocarnos al extreme de la
cola a una edad tan temprana como
nos sea possible. Del "PhlL Ledger
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
[POR CABLE:

tiendo como estado de Ia union q los
territories de Arizona y New Meji-
co. El lunes sera enviado el proyecto
al presidente para la'f!zma y apro-
bacion definitiva.
New York, JUNO IL Grandes
temblores de terra Sc han sentido en-
Madrid, Tortosa, Cordova, Alme-
MIA y Washington. En- esta Ultima
ciudad el sacadimiento seismico fue
muy intense.
Otros despachos de Hungria in
forman, que en- Bohemia y Pomera-
MIA han ocurrido grandes desastres
a causa de las crecientes de los rios
Hasta ahora ell ndmero de ahogados
es de 300.
Los danos causados por la mum
dacion Sc estiman en- mas de dlez
mllones de coronas.
New York, JUNO 17.-Despachos
de. Cuba informan que las Camaras
de aquella repdblica han autorizado
ell ESTABLISHMENTS de un especimen
de Monte Carlo, declarsndo Gbre
las rinas de gallos las corridas de
toros Y toda clase de juegos. Los
diarios de esta ciudad critican el
proceder del gobierno al que califi-
can, de pervertido e immoral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17

Una vP5 hln5 una gaia que viva
en- Una msga..:.ca casa en- Madrid. Su
anna tenis tan. y.6n una casa de cam
po a Ia que &c.,. los veoes cada aiiO,
llevando siemp.e q su gaia.
La gaia s,s-traba gran alegris
cuandO sacsrer los baules para en-
paquetsrlos = = hacisn los demas
p7eparativns ~ Marcia.
El animal ,e,.stumbrsba q hacer-
el viaje en gll cesta muy comoda,
que tenia sbe-Iras en- Ia tapa para
dar entTaie Il Ire freseo, y que fue
comprads exp-esamente con este 90
jetO. Duran.e ei viaie, 81 anna sofia
sacsr 4 q ssta de Ia oesta Y scostar-
"a en sis p.e-nas algunOs Instantes,
Z I'm de qge Il snimal no le csnsase
"a ionsda,
In ifs cualio Sc estsbaa haclen-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
La muchacheIia
en- caraCter;
Arroiaron un carbon sobre
el tren rompiendo los
cristales de un caro-.
Ell senior Nc, Donald fae AFRO.
llado aver por un carre elec'
trico causaRdele yarias con.
tuSiOneS.

Aver a las Up. m. el caro- electri
co ndmero 6 guiado por ell motorista
Juan Martinez y conductor Manuel
Flores, arroll6 en- la calle de Tetuan
al americana Henry. David Nc Do
nald, causandole varias contuslones
de-las cuales fue curado en- Ia sala de
Socorro.
A las 4.35 p. m. del dia de aver, al
llegar el ferrocarril de la isla, varios
muchachos que Sc encontraban fren-
te al "Cine las Tres Banderas" AFRO.
jaron un carbon sobre dicho ferro.
carril, rompiendo uno de los crista'
les de una ventana. Tres de dichos
muchachos fueron arrestados, dan.
dose los demas q la fuga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17
CUENTO CORTO.

do los preparativos para Uno de estos
ylaIes al campo, Is gsta parecia estar
lntranquIla. Ella tenia un gatito re-
cien naeido que apenas podfa cami-
mar, y temia que su hijito Sc queda-
Ia abandonado en- Ia casa.
Estsndo en- estas cavilaciones, VIC
con algeria una costa medic llens
con vestidos de su anna, v Sc diio:
-iQue veo. Ese es un lugar muy
sproposito para nj hiiito. AMI pue-
do scostaric entire los vestidos de
modo que no le vean, y hars el viaie
c6modsmente.
Mas tsrde, cusndo una criada de
Ia seiors Sc encontro al gatito muy
envuelto entire los trajes y encaies,
oeleblo la maternal pespicaeia de
Ia gata, pero saco al satito Y lie AGO.
mo60 en- Ia oesta con su madre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-17

forma que estAn terminadas las obras
de reparaci6n y ensanche en- el ma
tadero municipal de Catano, solici-
tando permiso para poder utilizar
10. LIE fue concedido.
Official de sanidad, Humacao, par
ticipa haber denunciado q Felix V.
Lopez por expender pan y gallet a
en- malas condolences e informa ha-
ber remitido dos muestras de harina
de trigo, marca Laurel para ser
analizadas en- ell laboratorio.