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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
Annual Meeting of Doroas Society

The annual meeting of the Dorcas
Home board was held Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. M. e. Densmore.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. A. M. Hume.
1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. F. E. Kohler.
I'd vice-Pres., Mrs. A. Deckart.
Rec. Secy., Mrs. d. Hook.
Financial Secy., Mrs. T. NJ. Euler
Treasurer-Mrs. M. e. Densmore.
Receiving Com, Mrs. T. M. Wiley
The board of managers is compos-
ed OF the following ladies': 1908
1911, Mesdames G. Bilhimer,S. Will
ey. ], Walsh, G. McCaughna, A. Pal
mer. 19O9-1912, Mesdames Detwil-
er, R. p. Bigelow, S. Parkill, G. Par
dee, F. Storrer. 1910-1913, Mes
danes J. Hurst, N. Virgins, H.
Winklehouse, H. Tooley, e. Birch.
The year just closed has been the
most successful one in the history Of
the Dorcas Home. Splendid pro-
gress has been made in every way.
The treasurer reported the expendi-
ture of $2,394.71.
The Home now has all convent
ences and is modern in every way,
connections having been made with
the sewer last spring, enabled the
Board to put in two bath rooms and
a drinking fountain in the children's s
play rooms At present furnace Is
being installed.
There are now 26 children in the
Home, "a of whom go to school. For
ty is the largest number ever there
at one time but there has been 76
cared for during the past year. Four
large boys have gone out to good
homes in the country.
The matron gave an excellent re-
port of the furnishings Of the Home
as we'll as of the splendid garden
raised. They had all the kinds OF
vegetables they could possibly use
as well as all the sweet corn they
could use, can and dry. They also
raised 75 bushels of potatoes, 200
heads of cabbage and 5 bushels Of
pop corn and with $50 quarts of
fruit in the cellar the little ones at
the Dorcas Home will be well fed.
The new officers wish that every lady
in Owosso might join the society to
help the good work along.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
Benefit of the Dorcas Homo Society

The following lyceum course Of
ten numbers is announced for the
Owosso theatre:
Everly Concert Co., Nov. 3.
Ross Crane, cartoonist and clay
modeler, Nov. 8.
Father Graham, lecturer, Nov. Is
Parland Newhall Concert Co., Dec
9.
Edmund Cook, reader, Jan. 16.
Hungarian orchestra, Jan 2S.
Gov. Hanley, lecturer, Feb. 7.
Southern Jubilee Singers, Feb. 1S.
Nicola, magician, March 8.
Robert Miles, dramatic lecturer,
Mar. 21.
Miss Murdock is in the city pro-
noting this Lyceum course. All pro-
ceeds over and above expenses, are
to be given to the Dorcas Home So
ciety.
Season tickets are $500 for en-
tire course.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
Woodard Factory to be Enlarged.

The Woodard Furniture company
plans an addition for their present
factory on South Elm street, that
will mean a great deal to the city,
and which will also show a healthy
increase in the company's business.
In order to construct the addition, so
that it will join with the present
building, it will be necessary to have
the new part adjoin the old on the
east, thereby taking up portion of
South Elm street. The company will
probably ask the city to allow them
to do this, with the understanding
that sufficient ground be left on the
east side of Elm street, to prevent
the closing up of the thoroughfare,
altogether or partially. 1t is planned
to leave a thirty-foot street at the
point where the new building would
extend into the street.
Work on the new part will be be-
gun as soon as possible. When COM
pleted, it will represent two-fifths
of the present floor space occupied
by the plant. 1t will be five stories
high and eighty feet long and sixty
four feet wide.
1t is expected that there will be
some objections to building the addi-
tion into the street, but the fact that
sufficient room for thoroughfare
will be left, would indicate that the
matter will be satisfactorily settled
within a short time so that the work
of construction may begin. The en-
largement of the plant, of course,
will require the services of a consid-
cradle number of new employees.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14

4. j. Herrick, candidate on the
republican ticket for sheriff, was In
Lsingsburg, Thursday giving the glad
band to as. many voters as De could
reach. Mr.. Herrick seems to be re-
ceived royalty everywhere, and thinks
his chances are good for election -
Laingsburg News.
Mrs. 8. Q. Pulver entertained Tues
in honor of Miss Ethel Pulver of Laings.
burg, and gave her mail shower"
1t was very unique affair. Miss Pul.
yer received letters and gifts from all
parts of the United States and Canada.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
Republican Campaign Meetings.

So far as arranged the following
meetings will be held in Shiawassee
county under the direction of the Re-
publican county committee. The legis
lative and county candidates will at
tend all of these meetings to meet the
voters and at each meeting one or more
good speeches will be made:
Oct. 1S-Fairfield. town house IS. @
Pulver.
Oct. 19-H -Henderson-Hon. J. w.
Fordney.
Oct. 20-Open date
Oct. 21-New Haven town houses.
@, Pulver, ] Fl. Collins.
Oct. 22-New Lothrop.
Oct. 24-Lennon.
Oct. 25-Vernon.
Oct. 28-Byron.
Oct. 27-Durand.
oct. 2S-Owosso Banquet.
Oct. 29-Perry.
Oct. 31-Antrim.
Nov. 1-Morrice.
Nov. 2-Shaftsburg.
Nov Bloomington.
Nov. Bancroft.
Noy. 5-Laingsburg.
Nov. 7-Corunna.
This schedule is subject to slight
change.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
Durand Man euncoed.

F. A. Thomas. telegraph operator
OF Durand went to Detroit, Monday,
with thousand dollars or more and
proceeded to be good fellow" Fall.
ing in with some shrewd fellows, they
got him to put up thousand dollars in
a pool game and asked for two hundred
more which he went out to get. When
he returned his new friends had skip.
ped out. 1t costs less to be a "good
fellow" in Durand and Thomas will
leave his "big" roll at home
nexrtime he sees the city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
For State Senaton

We are pleased to give space today
to a fine' endorsement of William A.
Rosenkrans for State Senator in the
ngham-Shiawassee district which ap.
peared shortly after the primary in the
Grand Rapids Herald. The Herald says
just the right things concerning Mr..
Rosenkrans and we give cordial endorse.
ment.
Banker, good fellow, successful
business man, state senator. That is
the record Of w. A. Rosenkrans of Co.
runna, whom the Republicans of the
Fourteenth senatorial district unani-
mously endorsed for state senator. Mr..
Rosenkrans is man of more than or
dinary legislative calibef. He should
add great strength to the senate and
should be of vast assistance to the Re.
publican ticket.
w. A. Rosenkrans was born at Flint,
March 25, 1864. His early years were
spent on his fathers farm and his edu-
cation was secured in the district
schools and in the high schools of
Pinckney, Byryn and Corunna. Upon
being graduated from the Corunna
high school in 1884 he Immediately
entered upon his chosen career as
banker. He secured clerkship in the
then First National bank of Corunna
now the Old National bank. For the
last Is years he has been connected
with that same institution as cashier.
The bank enjoys splendid reputation
in the community and this reputation
is largely due to the popularity and
integrity of its cashier. Mr. Rosen.
krans also helped to organize the State
Savings bank of Owosso and the bank
of New Lothrop, Michigan. At the
present time he is vice president of
both of these institutions
On October 81, 1891, Mr.. Rosenkrans
married Hattie E. Harper, daughter of
ex.Judge Harper. Through all his life
he has been interested and active in all
those things which go to the welfare of
the city and county and state.
Fraternally he is an Elk and Mason,
and at the present time is captain
general of Corunna commandery,
Knights Templar, No. 21.
Mr.. Rosenkrans has also been interest
ed in educational matters. For IA years
he has been member of the board of
education of Corunna. and for the last
several years has been member of the
board of control of the Industrial School
for Boys at Lansing.
For sixteen years the farmers
Of Shiawassee county have honored
him annually, electing him treasurer of
the Shiawassee Mutual Fire Insurance
company. He also holds other positions
of trust in the city and church.
He has always been a Republican,
casting his first ballot for President
Harrison in 1888. For four years he
was mayor of Corunna, being elected
by almost unanimous vote. For the
past several years he has been treasurer
of the Republican county committee.
When he announced his candidacy
for the state senate from the Four
teenth district, comprising Ingham and
Shiawassee counties, none entered the
field against him. His nomination was
unanimous and he received upward of
1000 votes in the district"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
For Further Discussion

Another matter that was discuss
ed at length by the association was
the revision of the city charter, with
view to establishing commission
form of government. The commit
tee of one, appointed some time ago
&C. f. Hoffman-made another re-
port Tuesday. Nothing definite will
be done along this line until the mat
ter is Investigated more fully.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
Curfew Ordinance.

Aid. Palmer thinks some Owosso
people are not careful enough about
keeping their children off the streets at
night and suggested at Mondays coun-
Gil meeting the enactment of curfew
ordinance. Unless more care is taken
by parents the suggestion will un-
doubtedly be acted upon soon.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
Impro vement Association Officers

The directors of the Owosso Improve
ment Association oaganized last even
ing by electiDg j. q. Shattuck, president;
E. o. Dewey, vice president, Warren
Pierpont, secretary; w. F. Gallagher,
treasurer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
Burton.

Rev F W Stephenson was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs E r Vincent at supper
Wednesday-Mrs Martha Fox of
Garland. visited friends from Saturday
until Monday in this place-Miss
Sarah McWilliams was called to Flint
the first of the week to nurse in the
home of DR. II Cook-Mrs Ella Bur.
rows and Miss Ethel Knapp, of Owosso,
were the gnests over Sunday of Mrs W
G Stiff-There will be preaching SER
vices Sunday morning by the pastor,
Rev F w Stephenson. Everybody well
come-Miss Hattie Cadz entertained
the Misses Dorothy and Katherine
Webber of Owosso, and Miss Mary
Ellen Brooks and Miss Anna Mason at
her home Saturday-The Endeavor
Society was royalty entertained at the
home of Rev and IMrs F w Stephenson,
Tuesday evening. Light refreshments
were served and all declared that the
host and hostess were royal entertainers
Mrs w G Stiff who was i'll the first
OF the week with neuralgia is again
able to be around the house--The
Aid society of the M E church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs J w Rose--Mrs lOra Varco will
start Saturday to visit relatives and
friends in Oregon, Washington, AL
berta and North Dakota. Mr. Varco
will join her later on-Geo Chanzle
has bought small farm near Chesan-
ing and is moving his farm implements
hay and grain.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14
shiawassee County Battalion.

The annual meeting OF the Shia-
wassee County Battalion will he held
In the court house at Corunna on
Wednesday next. 1t is hoped there
will be q large representation of the
veterans of the county present. Con-
gressman Fordney will be in attend
ance If the condition of Mrs. Fordney
is such that he can leave home.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14

DR.. Roy Northway spent Sunday
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Northway. DR.. Northway
was enroute to his home in Mt. Plea
sart from Bay City where he went
to attend the meeting of the State
Osleopathic association of which DR..
Northway was elected treasurer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Taylor went tS
Lansing Monday evening. called
there by the death Monday after
noon of Miss Amy Hendryx.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25
CUENTO CORTO.

Marearita. esta linda la mar. Y el
viento lleva esencia sutil de azahar
Yo siento en- e alma una alondra can
tar: III acento. Margarita: te voy
eontar I'm cuento:
Este era I'm rey que tenia un pala-
clo dc diamanteS, una tienda hecha
del dia IN rebano de elefantes; un
trono de mai~qulta. un gran manto
de tisd Y una eentil princesita, tan
bonita como I'll.
Ina tarde Ia princesa VIC una es-
trella aparecer. La princesa era ira
ylesa Y Il quiso ii a coser.
La quer;a para hacerla decorar
un piendedor. 6on in verso V una
perla, ana planla V Una flor.
Las pflneesas pnmoosas sc pare
cen much" i Il. cni.an lirios, cortan
rnsss, cortsn astros: son asi Pues se
fue la nina leila. haio el cielo sobrc
el mar. i cortar Ia blanca estrella oile
Ia hacia s'lspiraf.
J slgui6 canino arriba por Ia iuna
y sobre el mar: mas 10 mslo e. que
ella lba sin permiso de papa.
Cilando tuvo Va de vuelta lie Jos
parques del Senor. Sc miraba toda
envuelta en- YIN dulce resplandor.
J el rev diio: eque tie has hecho?
Ie he buscado Y no te halle. v nuc
tlenes en- el pecho. que encendido q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25
FRAGMENTO.

Cuondo mas pienso Yen Ia rida hu-
mana mas me persuade dc que cor
l1ene darle por teSt'qa u jueees d Ia
Honin r d Ia Pledad eomo los eqip-
CLOS inrocabdn d Dos ISIS nj la Do
50 tct'1S. La IronIa !, ID Fledad son
dos bnenaS consbjeras. Ia una. sonYien
do, nos hdce Ia 1lda omable; Ia otrd,
Horondo, nos Ia haze sogrodn. La lro-
MA qne lnroco NADIA t'eke de cruel No
Sc naotn nj del amor nj de Ia be1lead.
Es dulce y bondadosa. Su r,so calma
la c6lero. y Ella es Ia que nos ensena
d mo1drnos de 10 mdlos ;. de los imbf-
Giles, d q'tlenes s'n elio pud'6romos
tener Ia deblHddd de otorreeer.
Anotole France.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25

rte ve2
La prlncesa no mentia, v asf, diio
Ia verdad:fui a cortar Ia estrella mia
a la azul inmensidad.
Y ell Rey clama: 6No te he dicho
qu el azul no hay que tocar? lQue
locura! ique capricho. Ell Senor Sc
va a enojar.
Y ella dice: "No hubo intento, yo
me fui, no Sc por que; por las olas,
en- el viento, fui a la estrella y la cor
te".
Y el papa dice enojado: "Un cas-
tigo has de tener; vuelve al cielo, v
10 robado vas ahora 4 devolver."
La prlncesa Sc entristece por su
dulce flor de luz, cuardo entonces
aparece, sonriendo el buen Jesus.
! asi dice: En- mis- campinas esa
flor yo Sc Ia di: son mis- flores de las
'nihas que al sonar piensan en mi"
Eiste el rev ropas brillantes, Y lue-
60 hece desfilar cuatrocientos elefan
tes q La orilla de la mar.
La prlncesita esta bella. Pues va
tiene prended"r en- que lucen con la
estrella, versos perlas, pluma V flor
Margarita, g 4 linda La mar, v ell
viento lleva e>sncia de azahar; tn
aliento: guarda nina. Tin gentil pen
samiento. del I.e in dfa te qliiso con
tar un cuento Ruben Dario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25
LAS LRlAIuRAS

deberian rs;ar medianamente gor-
das J cria- grasa a medida que la
consumer pues la grasa es un
combustible = su consume prddu-
CO fuerzas. Las criaturas DEL
gadas, aun cuando lleguen 4 Ia
edad de IS 90 afios, corren peli.
gro de contraer la tisis Il otra en-.
fermedad agotante. Es una cosa
espantosa cuando refle1ionamos
sobre el n1mero de criaturas de
ambos sexos quienes mueren por
mala asimilaci6n de sus alimen-
tos. Ell alimento, aunque Sc to-
me en- abundancia, no los autre,
no cria grasa nj imparte fuerzas.
Para evitar este NAL. para curar-
10, para salyar las criaturas que
las madres acarician. Y los sim
paticos muchachos Y muchachas
cue prlncipian a mirar al mum
do con ojos llenos de esperanzas
y .amblcion, debe emplearse la
PREPARACION de WAMPOLE
Su e1ito, es cosa decidida y re-
suelta. Miles de personas le de-
ben su vida y salud. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel Y contiene
todos los principles nutritiyos
curativos del Aceite de Racalao
Puro, que cxtraemos de los hi
gados frescos del bacalao, COM
binados con Jarabe de Hipofos-
titos, Eytractos de Malta
Cerezo silvestre. Para la re-
posicion de ninos palidos, es-
pecialmente los que sufren de
Anemia. Escrofula, Raquitismo
Y Intermediates dc los Huesos y
la Sangre, NADIA hay tan bueno
como nuestra preparation. Gel
Sr. Lcdo. Miguel A. Ortiz, de
Habana, dice: I'm deber de graft
tud me hace dirigirles estas lineas
para manifestarles que he usado
con un exito maravilloso su Pre-
paracion de Wampole, habiendo
curado a mis- hijos de enfermeda-
des que yenian sufriendo del pc
cho y raquitismo Y con su uso los
tengo con buena salud." Efcaz
desde la primera dosis. Nadie
sufre sun desengano con esta.
De venta en- todas las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25

Mas de $4,000 personas murieron el
aio pasado de trastornos en- el higaJo, ri.1c
mes y estonago, sin saber Ia mayoria de elo7
que su padecimiento era NAL de piedre o
calculos. ST sufre I'd. de esa doenc,a. y
DESEA CURARSE, escriba piaiendo reei-
men de dieta Folleto No. 1O3 Ebrey
Chemical Works, 46 Murray St., New
York, II. Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25
HAMLET.

Alma trlste y taciturna, que NJ
supiste de amor.-y guardaste odi(
y rencor. como reliquias en- urna:: =
70 compr.ndo tn dolor,-alma tri:
/ tie v taclturna.
iQue POGO saben sondar, = ell al
ma humana que poco-los que ina
ginan de loco-tu infleAible razonar
De las sirtes de ese mar-ique po-
co saben, que POGO!
Esos que Sc juzgan euerdos,-no
podran nunca tejer-eon urdlmbre
de recuerdos-toda una historic de
ayer.-No te pueden comprender
,esos que Sc juzgan cuerdos.
Cuando al arcane nterrogas- So
bre el nacer V el morlr,-y una vez
piensas oir--si con Ia sombra dialo-
gas;-iloco. les oigo decir.- cuando
al arcane lnterrogas!
Por que? sLo saben acaso9-No
Sc pueden explicar-que, nostalgico
de amor tie salga Ia dicha al paso
y tn Ia deies pasar .-6Por que?
sLo saben acaso?
En- la noche de la duda- ia
mas quisieron romper-las tlniehlas
para ver-la verdad clara y desnu-
a,-y hacerlas resplandecer-en Ell Ia
noche de la duda.
Principe de Dinamarca. GUAM
tremendo es tu dolor.- gloria, ju-
ventud V amor-hunde en- san grlen-
ia charca, -iJustieiero venga-
dor, principe de Dinamarca!
Francisco 4. lcaza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25

paso por ell lado de Mrs. Elisha Dyer
Mrs. John DreSel, otras cuantas Sc
noras 4 todas las cuales demostrt
|que todo habia terminado con elias
La guerra habia sido declarada. Para
Mrs. jim Haggin, Mrs. Hermannod
Oelrichs, y Mrs. Astor, ellu estaba
personl6cada con mucha gracla.
Quizas permanecio umos veinte
minutes parada la entrada del
grand stand, miranda el campo,
| V luego con su cabeza muy levanta
da Y su falda sostenida lejos de las
mujeres de IMPORT, paso a 10 largo.
iEstaba ma gnihca!
Pasada una hora Harry Lehr lego
precipitadamente a casa della sellora
Dyer que Sc hallaba acompanada de
Ia sonora HreN!.
Fila Sc ha marchado. iOh! Sc
ha marchado!-dljo casl dando gritos
Y las dos senoras contestaron i coro:
ESQ esta nue- bueno, ella no
puede bailar esta noche!
La noticia corrlo con satisfaction
de todas las senoras; aouello volWo
la algeria / todos los corazones, De
este modo Sc marcho la condesa.
Ella habia ensenado muchas cosas
a NEWPORT. Apesar de su caracter
tranquilo Y serene. haDia sldo nece-
sario que cambiala alglna vez para
dar sus lecciones. ~ que dice Ia con
desa acerca de Newport
Escuche:
En- Newport las mujeres Sc lison-
jean Y tienen Ii idea de que tienen
las modas de Europa, pero ESQ no asi
Todo para elias es eXagerado, y en-
lugar de busear trajes que eypresen
sus personalldades, hacen 10 contra
rio, expresando las personalidad
sus carlcaturas de trales. J luego
elias tienen unas caras tan rigidas".
-iOh' iCondesa.
-Vd. ha dado d Newport una
|eccion en- hameur arlstocratieo. Va.
IA hecho una reputaclon que le val
dra mucho oro
Y aqu; termrna otro caplti,lo del
de las :. Tonterias de Ia Modo'.
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.Preciios de suscripci6'a en- la isla
Pago adelantado.

Las personas que deseen suscribirst
ALA ACoHREspoNDENcIA, dirIanse ID
oficina central. Gale de Fortaleza g.
San Juan, P. R., ineluyendo el impor'
te de ID suscripcion que solicitor y ha.
ciendo constar con letra clara 81 NOM
bre y direction de Ia persona lntere'
sada,
Pueden hacerse asi mismo suscripcio
mes. solicitandolss de los agentes que
on toda isla tiene este periodico; los
cuales ayisaran la oficina de San
Juan para que los abonos sean ser
vidos.
Tambien pueden hacerse suscripclo-
mes para ser servidas por los agentes
al precio de 5000 cada nlmero del Pc
ri6dico.
Las personas que estando suscritas,
cambien de domicilio 8 dentro de una
poblacion de una otra dlstlnta, Sc
serviran avisarlo en- tempo, Q 81 agen-
te mas & su alcsncs Ia ohclna CEN
tral. Ouando este aviso sea omltldo,
ell suscrito- sera considerable deudor de
su suscricion aunque ell periodico, por
culpa de Ia omission del suscrltor, no
haya ilegado a sus manos,
Ia eeccidn titulada CARIAS DEL
PUEBLO, es absolutamente neutral
puede ser utilizada librsmente para
expresar todas las opipiones, con tai
de que esten inspiradas en- la buena
fe. sean correctas en- fondo lorna.
La rsdaccion sc reserya el deTecho de
publican 8 no las cartas que con des-
tino a esa seccion sean remltldas.
NO Sc DEvUELvEN oR1J1NALEs QUE Pa
RA SER PUBLIcADos Sc REcIBAN QUE
poR cuALoulER CIRCUMSTANCE NO 10
SEAN,
Los anunciantes pueden d1rllrse
laofcina central q a los agentes Preclos
para anlncios, comunicados, reclamos,
edictos, ETC., seran enyiados sollrltud
de los interessdos.
La remission de fondos a La CORES
poNDENcIA debe hacerse en- jlros .posta-
les, v cuando 10 los haya en- el lugsr
de la remess, en- sellos de correo de dos
centavos.
Las personas que los fines de lapu
bIicidad deseen ser oidas por La Co
RREspoSpENcIA, pueden acudir la re-
daccion del periodico, Forlaleza q,
avisar Dor telefono carta para cue
oportunamente acuda un reporter a su
llamamientO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-25
HACIEN Do CARAMB0LAS.

A nuestro contemporaries el or7a
no de Ia "vieja guardia aparece cG
mo que no le agrada que Sc critlqae
el acuerdo adoptado por el mNnl
pio de la ciudad respecto de Ia ad
quisici6n del puente del "Conda
do, para cuya eompra e soll
cita IN anticlpo del gobier ne
insular, cuyos intereses ha de pa
gar el pueblo de Ia ciudad. que hasta
ahora no dijo 81 le convenia Sc
mejante compra
Y, dejando a u lado Las trases
gruesas del vocabulario que emplea
nuestro contemporaneo .haee una IRA
duccion de 10 que en- La Correspon-
dencia' dijera Don Sincere % ira
duce { inte,preta i su 2usto Y barala
los nomhres del D.. del Vale -Atiles
actual alcalde no ,eelqido, ! oritica-
- or los mismos hombres que hoy
parecen defendifndole cusndo ma
die le ha atacado en- 4 lorna a. el
aludido periodleo inferrrer ride
que se liable mas ciaro lice que e
expliaue 10 one el lrasluoe co"ao refl-
cencias.v que Sc RE reero -cnrilo: !. 10
que supone torcido
Claro QUE no hay que eyplIcar b
que eaphcado esra pie l,- essa,
son tales como son Y no como ef De
riodico de "a vieia etialfll qiliere
Que sean Contribaventes = veeno>
de la ciudad han estmado alle Fl ne
gocio de IA eompsa del picnic en- IN
malnegocio para & maaiclrio nuesto
que en- el Sc invertia d!nero ne para
otras obras mas metnfe- haze t3lta
Y ese acuerdo n Sldo g clltieado
hablsndose De llevA el unto 4 l.
cores y al gobenador para inlpedir
Ia compra.
Y 81 colega que tan n slnunorado
Sc muestra. debe deon dc lns mane-
ra segurs voategorca in re-icencias
nj IuegoS he palabras. s ese acllerdo
como los dems adop' a6lc,s por Ii cor
poraeion municipal b5jo lapresiden-
cia del actual alcalde. Ia aiministra-
zion en- I'm de la milnicipalidad deSan
Juan, merecen su mas enri,siasta
APPLAUSE Y esta dispuesto rrestarle
u vallsosa cooperacion para d. con
tinuen desempelandola los mislnos
elemen.oS, pues de ntro nodo no se
concibe que iratsn de darleS de lado
cuando sus Ses,iones haysn sido eff
cienteS V ~ indisc'Itible convenien-
cia pa1E municipalidad.