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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22
COSAS DEL DIA,

Constituye la actualidad el hecho,
va repetido, de que cuando un guar
dia estima injuriosas frases pronun-
eiadas por los que Sc encaraman en-
la tribuna politica para desahogar-
Sc coutra ell adversario. 10 arreste,
privandelo de eontinuar en- Ell uso de
la palabra Y 10 denuncia por alterar
! la paz
Despues de celenrar el iuicio v
generalmente, la aFeponderancia de
la prueba, mas blcn que la Corte. re
suelve el caso
Suele oeurrir que el guardia de-
Inlnciante Y algm otro eompailero
J. auiz4s varios paisanos. adversa-
rios polfticoS o enemigoS personales
del acusado sostienen la acusaci6n
V en- cambio los eorreligionarios del
orndor. que. como es l6gico. por po-
lco concurrido que haya estado cl
meeting han dc ser mavor en- mime
10 que los testigos de cargo. decla-
ran que el tribune, vulgo orldor,
no ha proferido las frases inyIrio-
sas que se le atnbuyen.
Entonces el sano criterio de Ia Cor
te decide. ESQ e 10 que vicne ocu-
rriendo. pero no es nuestro amino
entrar en- la discussion de los falIos-
judiciales en- semelantes iuicios.
Nuestrc obleto Sc comprende en-
estas dos pregunisS:
lPuede I'm policia insular inte-
r!umpir al orador, hacerlo abando-
mar + tribuna. arrest tandolo?
tDebe Ia policia permitir que des
de Ia tribuna Sc ofeuda 1 ciuda lanos
citados poT SUE noa.h1es y apellidos
provocanio asi. qlizas. IN conflic-
10 re 6rden pdbllao,
He aqui hs drs cuestiones aue
suigea ! cada p4so.
Ia pTimera no /. autoriza Ia lev
ESQ n claro N.1g,in policia puede
arrestar por del.to !e nlisiemeanor
alnaue sea de "a he, q ningdn ciuda
dano. maxine s. e0mo g. de suponer,
.el deteaido s persona conocida V
tiene. en- el nisao acte. personas
dlspuestas ! resp lder de sn liber-
TAD provisional
Se dlrz que es4s detenciones Sc
yIeIen hacien81 desde tempo in
memorial. zero = cuando no hay
QUEEN e otre1e5 -arant.r u hter-
tad del aEFestld0 Ademls L nals
Practice 10 sien;a iIrisprude.cia.
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i LO procedente es 10 que dlspont
4 la seccion 3 de Ia ley definiendo de-
rechos del pueblo tart 752, Estatu-
tos revisados). "No Sc ceartara
nadie Ia ibertad de Ia palabra, y to
da persona tendra entera hbertad
para hablar, escribir 8 publican To-
que le plazca sobre cualquier asunte
siendo responsible sin embargo, de
todo abuse en- que incurra de esa Ii
bertad.
FL policia debe tomar nota, todo
10 exactamente possible, de las frases
groseras, indecorosas, & y formular
la correspondence denuncia.
6Que otra cosa puede hacer la po-
| licia.
kEse es ell punto pellagudo.
En- primer termino, advertir los
organizadores del meeting que Ia
primera vez que desde la tribuna
Sc profieran frases, que puedan cons
tituir una alteracion de la paz, to-
maran nota y haran Ia denuncla
que corresponds; pero que 81 ese ora
dor, i otro, incurre en- el mismo de
Ito, Sc procedera a disolver el NEE
ting.
Este acto 10 mimo que el indicadc
pudiera dar lugar a un motfn porque
no faltaran concurrentes que desea-
rian Or a los buenos oradores y Sc
opondrfan a Ia disoluci6n del aeto., y
desgraciadamente no deja de haber
concurrentes q quienes les agrada el
lenguaje grosero, que prohibe la ley.
unos y otros deben procurar que
no Sc de motive para que el acto ter
mine de modo violento Y el medic es
sumamente sencillo que nadie ''se
salga del cuadrante' que las ex-
preciones sean todo 10 correctas que
aconsejan Ia cultura y el buen nom
brz del pals. NADIA de insultos. Ell
que tenga ganas de desahogarse,
81 es que no puede vivlr 81 no 70 haee
que 10 escriba en- una ahoja suelta
con su firma, que difame, que 81 hay
quien denuncie Ia ley de hbelo sera
con el. Y 81 no 10 denuncian, su sa-
tlstaceaoh serd mayor
Puertorriquenos: evitad que ta-
les hechos Sc repitan Haced que la
tribuna sea catedra de ensenanza
para el pueblo
No todos son oradores, pero todos
pueden Y deten hablar sin offender,
Hay muchos temas que tratar, SIN
necesidad de descender al lnsulto.
Recordad que el mejor meeting
les aquel en- que los adversarios salen
dieiendo 10 mueho que lie agrado fu-
lano. Y Zutano porque do duo
pero sin lastlmar q nadle.
LAS moscas no Sc cazan con VI
ma gre Y hay muehas moscas y
moseones que no plcan nj con alml-
bar.
Nj Ia pompa real nj el poder alb
soluto. slno la ooncordia Y el amor
patrio, hacen a los puehlos fellces.
Tan pronto como ocurre un no
mlcldio en- seguida averlglan los
republcanos a que partldo politleo
pertenecia el muerto.
ST era al unionlsta . al renubhca-
| no.
| Si votaba con el primero. NADIA.
silencio en- las fllas. 81 figruaha en- el
Sc gundo. echan mano de un calltlca-
two iuerte contra los unlonlstas.
Pero 81 vlctima Y vic tlmarlo son
correli glona,ios, cntonoes el crin1en
no ha ohedecido a question polltlca
al guna.
En- cambio los unIonistas no sc
ocupan del case 81 el matador es re-
publicano Y Ell lmuc,to es union.sta
Y es porque los republicanos ha-
zen un argumento de 10 mas haladi
Y. X Y.
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La opinion pablica alemana dira
10 que piensa cerca de clio, pero no
creemos que el comunleado de Ia "Ga
zette de IAllemgne l du Nord', con-
tribuya q calumniar Ia agltacion que
ha provocado el dlscurso de Roenigs
berg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

Durante-una revuelta popular, a
uno que defendia una barricada, lie
pre- gunt6 otro desde lejos;
Como va, Sanchez?
-Nanos tirando.
En- el Circo. viendo las habilidades
de chimpance Consul. dice un ca
ballero una sehora muv vistoSa q.
tiene al lado.
-;Es admirable 10 que hace este
animal! No lie falta mas que la pala-
bra.
Ca Lo que lie falta es el dinero.
En- una reunion:
Nal le hemos tratado q usted.
Sera esta la primera vez que Iua ga
usted al tresillo, lverdad?
No, senora; sera la Ultima.
En- IN plotaorma de un trnnr,a.
FL cobrndor.-Sehora, tiene listed
asientn.
La riaiera-Bueno, pues mahana
me purgare.
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de Ia Historic @rTn1que una
Investigation en- el archivo de San
German, encontrara en- el, nembra-.
mentor analogos d los & he citado.
A. Nararrets.
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Precios de suscupca6a en- Ia ssla.

Por un trinestre toro).. s2.zs
I" semestre - 80
ano 100
I'm ndmero suelte. ..,s, "O.o2
Para fuera de 10 isla. los mismos pre-
clos,
Pago adelantado.
Las personas que deseen susc1ioilse
GA coRREsPoNpENc1A. dirfjahss q IL
ofcina central. calls de Fortaleza 81
San Juan. P. r, incluyendo 81 lmPoT'
f. de Il suscripei6n que solieiten ha'
ciendo cpnstar con letra clara 81 NOM
Ire = direction de la persona intere'
eada.
Pueden hacerse asi mlsme su.clipclo
nes solieit6adolas Dc los agentss que
en toda isla tlsns este perlodlco; los
cualAs ayisaran Ia onclna a. Dan
Jpan para que los abonos sean ser
TaIhika pueden hacerse suser1pcio'
mas pata ser servidss por los agentes
I precio de 5000 cads numero osl pc
ri6dico. ,.or;t.s
oernhien de domicilio dentrO De una
nohl.cihp do una otra distlnta, sc
serviran avisarlo en- tempo, . al agen-
70 mas su aiesncs 8 q 10 oicina CEN
tral. Ouando este aviso sea emitloo
Il snscritar sera considerable deud0r de
an suserlcion aunque el perlodieo, por
culpa de 10 omislon del suscritol' NJ
hsya ilegado sus manos,
Il secci6n titulada CAhIAo DEb
PUEBLO. es abeolutamense neutral y
nnede ser utiiizada .libremente para
expresar todas las opiniones, con tai
de que esten inspiradas en- IL ouena
fx y sean correctas en- fonde forms.
T. rsdaeci6n se reserva ei derecho de
publicar 8 no las cRrtas cue con ues-
line esq secci6n sean remltldas-
ro a. nryuELvEN oRIJISALEs QUE PA
kA GER PUBLIcADos Sc REclBAN ooA
poR cuALoyIER cIRcuNsTASclA No IL
Les anunciantes pueden diriiirse
laoficina central 6 4 los agentes. Preclos
nara anupeios, communicates, reclamos,
edictes ETC.. seran enviados sollcltao
de los interessdos.
La remission de fondos LA CoRREs-
roNpENcIA debe hacerse en- llros posta-
ies. cuandO no los haya en Ell lugar
de la renesa. en- sellos de correo de dos
eentavoa
Las psrsonas que los fines de la pu
hNcidad deseen ser oidas por LA Co.
1aEsreNpEKcIA, pueden acudir a Ia re-
dacci6n del periodice, Ferialeza o., o
av,sar por telSfon0 carta para que
oportpnamente acuda un reporter U
llamamient0.
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{. Boschetti aARaesis2A aAGa15f1S'

varios coneursos con medalla de
orc. Lapidas en- marmol. Traba-
jos sin competencia en- preclos y
constru ccidn. Los trabajos no Sc
cobran sino al entire garse a salts
facci6n del interesado. Ofrece a
vd. sus servicios en- Bayamon, ca
lie de Puerto Rico num. 8. Sc
envian croouis a peticion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22
HUMOR!SMO.

-"Querida Hortensia como Sc
que me apreclas, te invito para que
asistas q mi boda el domin 60 sin fall
ta".
La madre, interrumpiendo:
No pongas sin falta, porque de
esa modo no podri ir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

Di.rio pelftioo, de infer sion gems :
raj Iteraria cientifca El mas antique
de- ias diarios do ls isla. Edicion los
Jem;oso. Facturs moderna. Compue
to & maquins per medic de uaonosiplA y
estereotipia. Todcs los dias upo ausvo.
Unico peri6dico que uea prn'a re.A1vs
en- Puerto RICO. Diario De y tarde;
Noticias por CABLE. Corrssponsaies y
yeporters en- toda Ia isla Y en- las Prlnei-
paes eapitales de Ankrica Earops. T
information grz6ca por medic de eraos-
dos de notables artstas.
p,ec;oe 1e a1,scriDcl6n en- la 5slQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

RI TI..:... J. LAGO Y 60.
{ lIEIUI Hill Arecibo. Casa fun.
dada en- 1899 de.
pcsito de icores dc todas clases.
especialidad en- ron LAGO y ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises, Einos do
California y espaholes. Sc sirvsn
pedldos 4 toda la isla Telefono
I6. P. O. Ro1 l93.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

u:. Sc dcsea una, de alguna
NllGId, edad, para euidar una
nina. Buen sueldo. Di-
rijlrse a Victor R. Lopez Nussa,
apartado 452 i oficinas Quartet Po-
licla Insular, San Francisco 60, ba-
los, San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

e. I Una buena casa en- la
Ut yGnEp call del Hlpodromo,
Santurce. Infomaran
en- la uebleria de Margarida, San
Franc Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

E. ..:..J. una buena casa coz
Ot dllItIDud benito jardin y es
pacio'o solar, en-
M'rtin Peha, certa del Colegio de las
Madres. Psra informes, drigirte al
abogs do don Fran.is H. Dexter. ca.
lie del Cristo No. l, San Juan, P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22
Olreas !al
The Mayaguez !;:s:s, ':;ss,,',i 4. q, !,
lila toda clas,
Light { Ice Co :;:,.;:s: !; ,s $:,:';;i:, q: Il:
cedentes de la,
mejoros f&bricas do los Estados Uni.
dos. Sc hacen instalaciones com.
pletas en- las centrales. Duecci6n.
ADartado ass Mayaguez.
A todos interes a eas n! nss;ti's s's!sss

maletas v
otros utensilios, la dueha de casa
que ha menester menaje de cocina,
Ia joven que desea adonar con
hnos encajes y generos de punto
sus ele gantes trajes, quien use fina
esencia, todo el que necesite al.
gun arthulo del ramo de ferrete-
RIA y quincalla, debe hacer una Vi
sta 4 LA SULTANA Gale de San
Justo II, San Juan. Pinturas y
herralnientas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22

En- esta imprenta sc vends
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-22
Con mucho gusto. %::, ,' ss'.i':' i:

tcs refornas de que esta siendo obje-
to ell B ..zar Otero de Ponce. Entire
otras un nuevo rain de ventas para
mayer comodidad de Ia lomensa Glen
itela que tayorece a ten simpatico es-
tablec m.ento.
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oBSERvACIoNES
DEL tt 1EMPO
u. S. WEATHER BUkEAn

Gan Juan, P. R., otbre. Il de 1910
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Entered at the Post Office San Juan P.
R. as second class matter July 1900.
La Correspondence de Pto. Rice

,o,,A1rzAs4. rELEFoNo Is.
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z habiiaciones 'i'.s::: s.:i::' = s':!s sss
agrsdabis. %
lie de San Justo ssquina 1 Ia de
San Sebastian. Casa de alto, bal
cones a Ia calle. Informan On Ia
mlsma casa cuya entrada cs por
Ia calle de San Sebastian.
II...., Hotet Palmer. Calls
m9ydgUGI dc Mendez vigo No.
"a. Muy cerca del
ferrocarril. Bai1os d todas hora.
Habitaciones ventila das. Servicia
& Ia carta Alu mbrado electrico y
tim bres en- todas habitacionsa To.
Iefono No IS. Habitacione, para
agentes viajeros, propias para exhi.
bic ZONES de muastras. Telefone
No. So No. !.
COMPRAR una m&
Sp dpep0 quina para mole5 ca
W uUouu caaas de 50 a 20 to.
neladas tliarlas. Informa Celso Ca
ballero en- Adjuntas.
I: LUIS \. GONZALEZ
lNgGNtlU Hace toda chase &c
= trabajos de su rrofo-
sion. Su casa. Parada Az call,
San Mateo la del Parque. San.
turce. Puerto REQ.
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nos Y personals dsbi-
les. En- 1884 en- las meriendas de
Versailes-ya 90 consunia el cho.
colate como alimento principal.
Tcdos los que usan nuestro choco-
late gozan de buena salud. EN-.
pleamos azucar de la. class Yea.
Gao superior. N. Sobrino y Ca.
San. Juan, Tetuan A. Tel&foa no
l2S. P. @. Box 1863.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
From Another Point of View

And e chickens and the watermelon will catch it.
Murderer Hyde where he be found when
reported in price
D'Ao"' SH~1e0 -0 A~1 S''''0 'ie'
holding park
Island
fly buy something
nsalment plan.
a
that
smoked cigarettes when he $4,000 for losing
a the the ntche
going often" but they don't mean exactly to the we'll
Justice Funers death would
editions rngde
in the
lighters
bis case was
reptian head
two the after the Fourth
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06

Amid the calm of starry solitudes
| dreamed | wandered. At my feet
the world
Rolled all aglister, AMI the hum OF
men
Arose to me like fragrance through
the sweet
Enswathing darkness.
And, anon, there stepp'd
One fair as love, but milder, to my
side,
And answered the question IN my
eyes:
Men call me Peace. And they have
called on me
To leave the heights and ever dwell
with them,
As dwells the bride, in honor to the
end"
And while I leaned above the dread
abyss
And downward peered, II seemed she
stood by them
In robes OF white in villages and
towns
And blessed them all. The shepherd
in his hut
Bent head in prayer before her; in
the street
The toiler knelt and kissed her gar
ment's hem.
And heavy men, on whom success had
smiled -.
And made forgetful Of brothers
need,
Now drew her with the hunger OF
thair arms
Until she touched their foreheads, and
forgave.
And soon | heard the silv'ry voice
proclaim:
"AI life Is Gods. He gave the bird
it's song,
The bee its instinct and the hound
its scent.
Man made He in His image; in his
He placed such wealth of consecrated
dreams
That he is holy. Would we STAY these
things
In whom the Lord hath blown the
breath of life?"
And they that listened, knelt; and In
the eyes
saw such tears as drip from chill
dren's cheeks
That see their error.
And while l gazed
II seemed the world grew brighter.
From the towns
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
A NEW RACE OF PIGMIEs.

News has just been received IN Eng
land Of remarkable discovery that
has been made by one OF the most In
teresting and important scientlnc ex'
petitions that have ever left THESE
shores. The expedition, which Is com
posed of party OF eminent English
scientists and owes It's inception and
organization to W. K. Ogilvie-Grant,
was despatched by the British Orni-
biologists Union in October last TO ex-
More the Snow Mountains OF New
Guinea, or Papua, which Is the largest
unknown area on the surface OF tho
earth. The discovery is that OF a
strange race Of pigTales. The main
features Of this marked type OF the
human race, apart from their small
size, are:
I The extraordinarily dark color
Of their skin, which approaches, as
one observer has remarked, the color
of a newly blackleaded stove.
.. The extremely broad nose, the
breadth of which is about equal to the
height.
8. The frizzy hair, which grows in
isolated peppercorn tufts all over the
scalp.
These people are in no sense dwarfs
but convey rather the impression oil
7 small but otherwise well-developed
men, the arms, however. being rela
Lively longer than those Of Europeans
| In habit they are nomadic, nowhere
filling the ground, but depending for
their living entirely on their skill In
hunting and fishing. Their chief wea'
non IS the bow, their arrows being
generally poisoned either with the IA
nous "upas" or some other analogous
vegetable poison, which Is in some
cases a species Of strychnine. But by
far their most interesting weapon is
an ingenious variety OF spring gun.
This is formed by setting a fiattened
bamboo spear attached to a bent sap
ling, which is fastened 10 a trigger IN
| such a way that Il is released by the
passer-by stumbling against an invisi
bile string stretched across a track
| These spears are In reality set fol-
game. In time Of peace they are Oh
vious enough to the initiated, but their
| presence is generally indicated by q
curious sign-namely, a broken-ofi
| twtg placed in cleft stick. In war
however, this and other warning signs
are removed, the removal correspond
ing TO the moving of buoys in mined
channel The wounds inflicted by these
| hardened bamboo spears are neces
sarily extremely serious.
The mental qualities of the Negrotis
are far from developed. Not one OF
them, for example, is able to express j
higher numerical idea than three.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
HOW THE MONEY IS WASTED

Gouverneur felt jubilant last week
upon receiving word that the bill ap
propriating $4,000 for a site and $50,
900 for a new postoffice building had
been passed and only needed the sig
nature Of the president to make 1t q
law.
Cantou's postoffice is in a building
costing $1,000, not $1,000. 1t occupies
the ground floor. The basement and
upper floor are occupied by tenants
and the office has plenty Of room.
Gouverpeur is a little larger than
Canton. but the best business block In
the place could be bought for $4,000
Seventy thousand dollars for post
office is $4,000 too much. The tax
payers foot the bill There is no rea
son why any man with influence
should be able to pay political debts
or apply political poultices of sucl
magnltude-St. Lawrence Plaindealer
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
A VISION OF PEACE
by HOWARD v. SUTHERLAND.

AS well as from the meadows rose a
shout
That Numbered upward to the outer
stars,
Even to God: 20 happy brotherhood!
o happy heirs of all that Is to be!
Bent toiler and pale dreamer hand
In hand
Till comes the summons! West and
east are one,
And we are brothers. Let US war no
more,
But stand together till the horn Of
death n
Winds softly through the mist"
Then gentle Peace
Re-blessed the world, and men were
glad again.
And where they toiled they sang and
were content;
And where they dreamed. their eyes
were wet with tears
The while their hearts were filed
with gratitude.
Then, ere woke, / heard again those
words
Those golden words: 20 happy
brotherhood
All men are brothers; let us war no
more"
And, knowing why the dream was
granted me.
| bent above my harp OF ivory
And sang amid the silence Of the
stars
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
Wednesday. July 8.
1910
OBSERVATIONS

oh that had worlds sonaps er Christ e ssg1s s ~oS
Phoena Egypt Persia and nd lay
his feet Blu, he died from overea,ns and osrarsns when
he but thirtytwo years Ola
" END uuered The world with lin inns
in 1923 b. G that he ded- ln nuhaea ana
before the coming of him who said; rns Kingdom Of
We cannot all Aexanders world without but we can all be
shall conquer It altar for other worlds -, a.. -,
For sounded tho depths crossed Its wids
spaces which we climb them ow
higher the sphere Of light m clouds tho twentieth cenut
wings Then they will turn their eve: 70
make plain the great mystery " wha stun TINS
But no discovery the infinite extent
Seek and ye shall unto YOU Open
find the wonders that God hath prepared TOT
You are child much will ever be-
You but realize It, -. -.
in their ignorance The
only unconqueabe world which we admit defeat
things have not yet found OUT some things
God plays thought being that
enjoyed another may the @ h mes o.
lis there.
Charity figures show the hadequacy OF
nS 80 asS zoo snnuaiy-ban the estimated
families could be supported decently Yet
THE en- nT T $1,000 sn lacked 'si7OOO
~ " We provide only fairly wenfc victims of
scarcely relief to victims OF the equally great
which s written part % Of our daily ~ " which are less
By sherman KINGSLEY the 50 families left destitute Sy
77 Yet the families OF so other workers VINO
In including the employers and charity
families of o 1 "I @e the children Sa
these the wives took boarders stu the
sS MAI was before the head of disabled
soldiers of industry well when they are lighting
for them when incapaoaed charity
workers show
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
Days When the Tots
Ask the Ice Man for
A Siege Of Fever
Your Child Should Not Eat Ice,
Especially From the Ice Wagon,
and You Shouldn't Put II
In Water, Tea or
Lemonade.
DANGEROUS.


enough ice for grown people after
has been carefully o cleaned
There spondngly for children in the pieces of
of the dirt and ppngs in the back
of the wagon.
your beg for piece of natural ice
you thing look for of fever in
home white Casket daughter destined to
through weakened leaves the body weakened
Times suggest that it behoOves
family supply before using water tea
lemonade any o drinks
Wiley, of chemistry who takes
country danger
practice put ice in drinks of any sort
has some definite ideas about ice.
Some time ago he criminal brought against
American Ice Co. of Washington charging with selling adueraed ice
this bringing into Washington natural ice from
ponds in Maine
The doctor had some of analysed
poisonous ingredient consisted wholly
filthy decOmpOsed pud animal and vegetable substance
words Maine ponds receiving
some of impure surface drainage,
The company knew talking about
pleaded guilty and was fined $3.50.
This is VIII Wiley has say:
practice put drinks There ought
passed every forddng cafes hotels putting
I'm private houses there IS practice.
"The proper way get which
does contact with the liquid.
Even may the
Is distilled.
"FREEZNG DOES NOT KILL GERMS.
dangerous bacteria thrive of them
growing in By experiment mp
lures as low as kill dangerous germs.
"uch furnished city the natural product
soften which the drainage of
"Pop would drinking
minute they will TRANQUILITY put Toe taken from such streams
Liquids % drunk"
you your home make it without ice and in
the ice box to cool
same with ice tea and water.
cold enough this and the danger of great
eliminated
youb ALL the danger is ENTIRELY eliminated.
Detroit supply comparatively pure but you
tell
You drink always and the
tious o isn't always of his fields.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH POUND OF CURE
It's and it has stood the test.
Boil the water and then KEEP NATURAL ICE OUT OF
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
A GLORIOUS PART.

AT last" exclaimed the low come
dian, 81 have a part that just suits
me"
Good" said the first old lady.
You are the only actor ever knew
who was thoroughly satisfied with his
Fart. What is it,
"Oh. the part isn't much, as far as
that goes. but I'm supposed to be a
burglar. and break into pantry and
eat a real meal At every performance"
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
MANS BEST FRIEND;
TREAT HIM RIGHT

Internally 70 the
the
the blow the soft drinks how
horSe?
sunschorched
all all The the lercest
him him along when
the cool
than
animals
the
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06

claimed TO be its parents, and nearly
as many localities have claimed the
honor of its birthplace, the bitterest
rivals in this respect being Jackson
and Three Oaks, Mich, communities
otherwise orderly.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-06
TODAY IN HISTORY.

July s, 1854, the
Republican party
was born. 1t is not
true that Nelson
w. Aldricn and Joe
Cannon are its pa.
rents. They are
merely its guar.
dams. A number
of Dpnnla N "A Y a