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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-06
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J
LAS pocas palabras escapadas
al Rojo, nos suministran tres lndl-
clos titles: "Primeramente' ell nom
bre de la calle, calle de Courson. Ali
fue asesinado el Rojo, porque a!lil
perseguia al asesino; ALI Sc cometl@
el primer crimen; ali en- fin, e' mis-
terioso conductor del carruale deblo
cargar su vlctima, para ir a arrojarla
al Loira.
| Y los dos funcionarios reconstltu-
yeron, sobre I'm plano de Ia cludad,
ell probable itinerario seguido por el
funebre convoy.
-Es posible-dijo Doyenne.
Olga usted probable, 81 no cler-
Fournier lego una interrogation
en- los ojos del juez, y continue:
-5Quien es la victlma?... FL
Marques.
-lVive un marques por aquellos
barrios?. isl, y precisamente en- la
calle de Courson!
Me parece que Sc equlvoca US
ted. Yo, al menos, no conozco Mn
guno.
-iNo conoce el senor juez a la Sc
nora marquesa de kerdriant?
ST, pero..
La Marquesa supone el Mar
ques.
La marquesa de Kerdriant, a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-06

I Ijuez Doynne entro en- su despacho,
supo ell aseslnato del Rojo.
Cast en- el acto solicit4 audiencia ee
-Vengo dijo sin mas preambulos
, por 10 DEL crimen del muelle Richie;
bourg.
-5Sase usted algo nuevo?
Tai yez..
-Expliquese usted.
mo encuentra el senor juez, CO.
mo yo, cierta relaci4n entire aquel
grave crimen y el de la noche Ultima.
Doyenne h!zo un signo de asenti-
miento.
No habia pensado en- semejnte:
'conexcion, pero Sc lie ocurrlo en- ell
momento.
Continue usted-dijo.
No es mas Que una sospecha, pc
ro verosimil. Ell Rojo, que es un ver-
dadero sabueso, debit lanzarse de
golpe sob;e la verdadera pista. Es
possible que al encontrarle el crimi-
nal en- SUI camino, Sc desembarazase
de el, como de SUI primera vfctima
aplastandole.
-Es possible, efectivamente. Pero
zen que funda usted SUI opinion?
-Esta mahana, a primera hora,
he lido yo mismo a enterar del suceso
a la tia de mi infortunado compane-
ro, y he procurado que hablase a.
quella buena mujer.
-iAhi iY que ha dichoo
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con nosotros.
Despues de una cura provisional
ell Rojo abrio los ojos, viendo al jo
ven medico inclinado sobre el.
Su rostro Sc contrajo en- una espar
tosa expression de terror.
-iEl doctor!-exclam6.
Y extendi6 las manos hacia ade-
lante, con un gesto de repulsion, Gu
20 significado no daba lugar a duda.
-iQue extranoL Lmurmur6 un indi-
vlduo que hablaba con el comisario.
Este individuo, llamado Fournier,
companero del Rojo, Sc hallaba ALI,
por un asunto urgente del servicio.
Bajo las apariencias de un hombre
bonachon y jovial, era un agente
muy fino, muy habil, y, sobre todo,
muy ambicioso.
Algo celoso del favor de que goza-
ba el Rojo cerca de sus jefes, no pu-
do menos de molestarle SUI designa-
clon para las lnvestlgaclones rela
clon para las investigaciones relati-
vas al crimen sensational que, desde
la madrugada del sabado, preocupa-
ba a toda Ia policia nantesa.
Sc aproxim6 al herido, que CONT
nuaba, recostado en- la camilla, pro-
nunciando frases incoherentes.
-iEl doctor!. >. iel doctor.
iMarques!. .. icalle de. >. Course.
-iQue extraho-replico el agente
entire dientes, mientras Marcial pres
taba su declaration, detallando el
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quien tengo el gusto de conocer per-
sOnalmente, es vluda...
-Permftame ell senor juez que
lie pregunte, 81 tiene la segurldad de
q. la sonora marquesa es, O mas exac
tamente, era viuda.
-Por 10 menos, en- diez anos que
frecuento la casa, nadie ha vsto en-
ella al marido.
! DE los datos que he podido reco
ger, resulta, y casi estoy por afirmal-
10, que por extraha que pueda pare
Ger, desde el punto de vista de estado
civil, la situacion de esta dana, nj
divorciada, nj separada legalmente,
no es viuda: y entonces, Sc impone
una conclusion que fortalece mi hi
potesis. Ruego al senor juez que adj
mita este; luego volveremos sohre
clio.
. -iAdmitidol
-Ahora, pasemos al asesino. Ell
asesino es Eel DOCTOR: un medico.
La entonacion de odio y el terror del
Rojo, a pronunciar aquel la palabra
no dejan lugar a duda sobre este
extreme.
Doyenno sonrio burlonamente.
-iTiene usted tambien al asesi-
no, Fournier?
Tai vez. En- todo case tengo un
medico; y, ffjese el senor juez, I'm me
dico que vive en- el barrie.
-6Y ESQ que prueba?
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encuentro del herido,

encuentro del herido.
Cuando Sc retiraba el joven, Sc Il
acerco el agente Y con aire inocente
pero sin perderle de vista, lie dijo:
-iBuena suerte ha sido que pasa.
ra usted por ALI, para socorrerle! Ase
slnado, a estas horas, en- una calle
tan deslerta, corria peligro de pasal
ALI la noche!
Marcial enrojecio, dando muestras
de impaciencia.
Su embarazo, no pas6 inadvertido
para el agente, que no quiso insistir;
pero, al fijarse en- la venda de la mu-
neca, lie pregunt6:
-iQue es ESQ? iEsta usted heri-
do?
mo es nada!- dijo Marcial,
mas sofocado a,in. Una cortadu-
ra.-con un pedazo de vidrio..
Saludo al comisario y partio pre-
clpitadadamente, seguido por la
sospechosa mirada del policia, que
repetfa, pensativo, por tercera vez.
-Decididamente. .es muy extra
no.
Como Marcial preveia, cuando pa
so por la calle de Courson, estaban
cerrados los postigos de su amiga.
Eolvio a su casa triste por no ha-
Der celebrado SUI entrevista, y vaga-
mente inquieto, tambien, por las pre-
guntas indiscretas del polizonte.
A la mahana siguiente, cuando el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-06
L0 MEJ0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene el
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
y esta constantemente recibien
do los dltimos modelos. 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tailado LETTING tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende ar:iculos BUENos
todos garantizados, Especia.
lidades para regaios de bo
das.
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GRATIS.

Un reloj para usted 81 en- plazo de
4 semanas, vende ven,'e cualquiera
de los paquetes siguienteI: % hermo-
sos alfleres de corbata; ..'5 ibros ar
tisticos de agujas con mas de so agu-
jas cada uno; % bonitas peial LAS mag
neticas de bolsiilo cada una en- su es-
tuche, % preciosas sortijas. Cada
crticulo descrito Sc vende q 10 centa-
vos orc uno. En- tres meses hemos
regalado 500 re!ojes.
Escriba una postal The Assoc1A-
TIE Business Co. Box 1882, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-06
OFRECEMoS Al PUBuCO
El impiadoP VACUUM mdrCa "SANTO. "

Con las sguientes garantias de fabrca:
"Marchara constantemene calentarse nerrumpirse
"Tene por minute destitucion caculada de 25 80
pies cbCo de aire brc Producira mazimo de
as rulgadas segun e mercuro Standard de los Ell U.U
Durara de Is a 20 amos, ain usandose diaramente"
"E SANTO raba ara de cuaquer cubo de luz incandes
cente costo de 2 centavos la hora. FL 'SANTO"
podr nunca snperado para ell hogar peo tamben
gran capacdad 10 hace apetecble para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAS, IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES Ii otros
edifcos grandes Haga vista ofcnas para
yer la demonstration, por ctacion mandaremo ell aparato
cualquer sto San Juan para demostraro privado
Porto Rico Power & Light Co.
Oficinas Prin cipales. Marina. San Juan.
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DineIo Y Ie|oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero. diez pesos
oro de Pastillas "Recuperadoc
de la Salud" el mejor patenti.
zado para Ia sangre, el esto,
mago. el higado, y los rinones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos e! importe, obsequiaremos
con una comisi6n en- Ginero,y Y
IN reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida Il la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 62. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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i; WAVES RAPIDOSM
roR Los E1cELErEs vAroEEs soBRxo DE
NCEVO ITLNERARIO DEL "vAPOR JULIA"

Salidas de San Juan cada 9; dias para los puerto
Macoris' Santo Domingo santiago de Cuba Nuevitas ia
bana via Mayaglez Ponce Acuadilla) en- case que sui
fecha=
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-14

Alderman Tibert in about these words:
THAT they had been prepared by a
lawyer and then submitted by, that law
yer to five other eminent members of
the legal profession, who pronounced
them absolutely valid and approved
them and that they would be sent to
the attorney general and it was thought
that he would approve them"
/ have examined the resolutions and
II seriously doubt If they were prepared
by lawyer; that the same were pro
nounced valid and approved by five, emil
nent members of the legal profession"
or any member of the legal profession,
eminent or otherwise, Is preposterous
and beyond belief.
l have been. told by one of the legal
gentlemen, whom Alderman Tibert
would have the. public understand ap-
proved. the resolutions, that the indi-
vidual, to whom Alderman Tibert made
the request to prepare the resolutions,
came to his Office, and after, reading off
some STUFF from paper held in. his
hands, asked the gentleman IL he did
not think that was a sufficient, valid
and properly drawn resolution on the
bonding question; that without exam
lining the law governing the question
or without giving the subject any
thought whatever, but with a view, OF
ending the conversation and getting
rid of the presence of the individual
that he did say, in substance, yes
guess it is all right"
My estimation and respect for the
other four legal gentlemen, whom AL
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-14
City Attorney Resser Replies to His Critics

To The Forum: While dislike to go
into the newspapers to defend myself,
yet the continual scurrious attacks
made upon me by The Morning News
seem to me to make it necessary that
i should make a statement and outline
my position on the Validity Of the
water and light resolutions prepared
by me and which were to have been
voted upon at the special election call
ed for that purpose by the city council
for Jan. 2S. 1910, and which, ostensibly
furnish the incentive for the attacks
upon me by The News, Alderman I'll
bert and a certain individual who oc-
cupied the columns Of The News some
weeks ago I'M an article over his sig
nature in which he undertook to show
that the resolutions mentioned were
void.
1t will be recalled that the individual
in question pointed out two objections,
which he stated rendered the -resoIu-
tions void. viz: First, the rate of
interest the bonds proposed to be issued
under the resolutions was not stated in
the resolutions.z Second, No distrlbut-
ing system for the lights was provided
for in the light resolution in the pur-
poses for which the bonds were to be
issued.
This same Individual, at, the request,
as ! understand it, of Alderman Tibert,
prepared resolutions ON the water and
lighting propositions, being the same
resolutions presented to the city coun-
Gil at it's meeting held Feb. z, and the
validity of which was vouched for by
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-14

i'm the city?
Is it possible that the author of the
light resolution is not aware of section
275s of said chapter 80, the charter of
the city of Fargo the last part of which
section reads as follows: when anv
OF the provisions of this chapter are
inconsistent with any other provisions
OF the revised codes, or any other Law,
heretofore enacted, the provisions M
this chapter shall be deemed to SUPER
cede all Others? ?"
Again, is 1T possible. the author of
the light resolution never read the de-
elslon In the Stern case? 1T must he
SO, because If he had read that decision
he would have found that the supreme
court said this in the decision: "Tbe
legislative assembly, in chapter thirty
OF the political CODE commencing with
section 1852, revised codes 1905. has
provided for the organization and in
corporation of cities Article four Of
said chapter, commencing with sec
ton 1918, enumerates the general now
ers, of city councils in seventy eight
paragraphs or articles. Paragraph Ave
gives 1t power to borrow money on the
credit of the corporation. for corner
alton purposes, and to = Issue f. hands
! therefor in such amounts and forms
ana ana on such conditions, as it shall pre-
scribe, and provides that no s,Ich cif,,
, shan become indebted in any manner,
OF LOT any purpose to an amount, in
Guiding existing Indebtedness, exceed ;
ing per cent of the taxable. property
therein. Then follows the provision
contained i'm the section of the consti :
/ tuition quoted relating to an increase
| OF such Indebtedness, on a. two-thirds
vote, OF per cent. and further pro-
tVlso quoted relating to Indebtedness in
any amount, not exceeding Al per cent.
for the purpose of constructing or p,Ir-
chasing waterworks, with the addition
al power to issue bonds therefor. and
! the further proviso that the city 10 .
fore or at the time of issuing anv of
the bonds mentioned. or incurrinr the
Indebtedness for which the same are fl
be issued, shall provide for direct
annual tax sufficient to pay the inter-
est on such debt or bonds when il falls
due, and to pay and discharge the
principal when the. same becomes Dire
and that such provisions shall be IRE
pealable until such debt is paid. The
final paragraph of the section provides
further that none of the hereinbefore
mentioned bonds shall be issued. eth
er for special or general purposes. .ex
cept as by law otherwise provided nm
less at election, after twenty DAYS no.
tice in newspaper published in the
city stating the purpose for which
sch bonds ar to be issued, and the
amount thereof, the legal voters of
said city shall, by a majority vote.
| determine in favor OF issuing such
| bonds"
Then, TOO, the supreme court said
among other things in that decision !:
- and, in asmuch as the city Of
Fargo will likely hold another election
on the subject, and win not wish to
proceed in the dark as to such ques
tons, We will consider and pass upon
them. We do so f0r the further reason
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! derman Tibert would draw into the
controversy, leads me to believe that
about the same thing happened i'm their
offices as related above. because I know
them to- be lawyers of ability and
standing, and no lawyer ever approved
the validity of the Tibert resolutions.
1t is generally known and understood
that Alderman Tibert is not i'm favor
of the city having a municipal lighting
plant; it will be remembered that upon
the floor of the council chamber last
fall, when the question of both water
and light were before the council that
| he then said: Il think the peopTe
ought to be given the opportunity of
| voting upon both questions; but that if
tine ilshting proposition is submitted
to-a vote of the people, l for one will
| vote against it,
Thus did the alderman then and
there put himself on record on the
lighting proposition and II is, said tina:
his position on the lighting question
Is Just the same today as he asserted
: it then. ,..-
J IL maybe, the alderman being against
I and opposed to the city owning a mu-
nicipal lighting plant, that he has been
instrumental in having defective and
absolutely void resolution on the ques-
I ton prepared. '5#s
l. Is the light resolution presented by
Alderman Tibert Woodland was it thus
prepared in the interest of any person,
firm or corporation?
| Let us look into it and see.
| First is it not strange, noticeably
strange, that the author of the. light
! resolutions; included within its. terms
section 29se of the Political Code of
North Dakota, and has left this section
I 1880 out of the water resolution that
he prepared? Why did he do that?
I If it was a legal necessity to have Sec
/ ton 1880 in the lighting resolution, why
was 1t not just as legally necessary
to have it in the water resolution?
Was 1T because the author of the reso-
lutions and the alderman who stands
sponsor for them are in favor of hav-
ing an improved water supply and are
not I'm favor of having a municipal
lighting plant?
1t might be asked why was it thought
necessary, to ring in, said section 1850
at all, when the power and authority to
issue bonds for corporate purposes is
contained within subdivision f1ve of
section 267s of chapter thirty of the
revised codes OF North Dakota, 1905,
and article fourteen of the said chapter
thirty providing fully, as 1T does, for
the annual and any necessary special
election, at either of which the ques-
ton of issuing such bonds may be
submitted to the voters?
1 Was 1t done to cumber the resolution
with a section of the code, not apple
able to the question, and thus make 1t
Vulnerable to an attack by a corpora
ton, whose every financial interest lies
In not having municipal lighting plant
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13

Social Clients III 5pokare

Held of Portland, Ore, was best
man.
Following the ceremony refresh
ments were served and a wedding
reception was held. Sixty guests
attended.
The bride Is one of Spokane's
most popular musicians. The groom
is an employee of the Washington
Water Power company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin will be at
home at their residence, on Eighth
avenue.
DR.. LAWRENCE MARBLES MIN.
NEAPoLIS GIRL.
Cupid is certainly claiming his
share of victims this months of
April. We have a number OF we'd
dings promised for the month of
roses, bot tho eaiiy spring is net
lacking in such celebrations.
A quiet, unpretentious wedding
celebrated yesterday afternoon was
that of Miss Vida G. Clingrlan OF
Minneapolis and DR.. S. J. Law
renee, one of the prominent young
physicians of Spokane.
The ceremony was performed at
the apartments of Mr.. and Mrs. ROl-
lin Schultz, in the Villa Nova.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence will make
their home in the Mecc1 apart
mentS