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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
ZION BAPTIST NOTES.

The Easter program last Sunday
was well prepared and brought out
large and enthusiastic congregation.
At the Sunday school hour Brother
Charley Clark had charge and the peo-
pie were delighted with the songs and
recitations of the little folks.
At II o'clock the pastor preached
baptismal sermon to the children, af-
ter which the rite was administered
to those little ones who were pre-
pared. There are several yet to re-
ceive the ordinance. The service was
truly as beautiful as the day. The
choir was at its best and the spiritual
fervor marked the harmony and unity
prevailing in the church.
The B. Y. P. U. also presented
very enjoyable program at the even
ing hour; the most remarkable fea-
ture of which was the singing of our
girls and boys. Many of the solos
rendered would have done credit to
young people of maturer years. The
evening service witnessed the same
large attendance as the morning and
on the whole the day was fittingly OBJ
served as the sunshine which marked
it's material splendor.
Our Sewing Circle met last week at
the home of Sister Susan Brown, who
entertained with the same lavish hos
pitality for which she Is SO well
known. Yesterday was spent in a
quilting bee at the home of the presi
dent, Sister Bruce, which was fol
lowed by dinner served to the hus'
bands of the members. That an en-
joyable time was had is well known
from the character OF the entertain
ment always furnished by the presi-
dent.
Last Wednesdays prayer service
was well attended, though the pastor
was unable to be present owing to
the meeting of the state board at Col
orado Springs. We hope to see an in
creased attendance at the mid-week
meetings.
No one can afford to miss the mu-
sical feast to be served at the church
wnen the Williams world-famous Ju-
bilee Singers come to us, Wednesday
evening, May 3rd. Zion is to be COM
mended on securing this company,
which on it's last tour sang for Trinity
church and an earlier visit was spent
with Central Presbyterian. They have
just returned from a successful tour
OF England and Europe, giving 1870
concerts in the city of London. Mr..
williams organization is the most
talked OF company now travelling and
n lauded by the most prominent pro
fessional and business men in this
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

The pool room of Pinn and Walton
at 2342 Larimer street is now pos
sessed of new tables, the old ones
ha~ing been replaced. The change
comes opportunely, as work Is pick
ing up SO that leisure will mean more
to the men 4ss-.-4
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Mrs. Lara Finley entertained at din
ner Sunday, complimentary to Father
Brown. Mrs. Finley's reputation as
cook is evidence that palatable din
ner was enjoyed by all.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
Mrs. Lille smith has been n.
The True Reformers had chill
dren's entertainment at Zion church
Tuesday evening

L. H. Lightner of Dallas, Texas, is
in the city. He is friend of c. M
White of the American Woodmen. Mr.
White has thought well of Denver and
last week invested in property here.
He is now the owner of the nine room
brick located at 2428 Emerson street
He expects his family to join him
here from Texas in the summer and
is making preparations for their com
fort.
Mr.. Lightner was professor of
stenography in Sam Houston college.
He is assistant supreme clerk and
will be in charge OF the Woodman of
flee while Mr.. White visits the camps
throughout the country.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

The announcement of the candidacy
of DR.. Carlin for reelection to the
school board is pleasing to the friends
he has made among us, by his fairness
and thorough going Americanism. He
hould win. We hope he will. His can
didacy is an opportunity for his friends
to show their appreciation
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Call on Mrs. G. W. Anderson at
2555 Clarkson street for Hair Goods.
of all kinds. Pompadours and Switch
es made.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

This paper does not depend upon
boiler plate or patent insides for size.
The entire eight pages are devoted to
news of the race, local and national.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

The opening of the rally at Shorter
church on last Sunday was very aus
picious. The services and especially
the musical production in the evening
were much enjoyed.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
IN MEMoRIAM.

In loving memory OF our dear hus
band and father, who departed this
life April 20, 1907. Gone but not for
NANNIE JOHNSON.
WILBUR JOHNSON.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Leading features of the old folks
concert given at Central Baptist
church Monday evening, April "a, are
Mr.. and Mrs Wayback Jackson, Miss
latte Snowden and ]. ]. Jackson.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

WANTED TO RENT small fur
nished house or four furnished rooms.
This office.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Queen of the West temple, S. M. T.,
give social at their hall Thursday
evening.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

King Hayes made flying trip to
Portland last week, returning Monday
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
NOTICE.

Members OF the Afro-American
Walters association are notified to
meet Thursday evening, April 27, at
Odd Fellows hall. 2630 Welton street.
W. H. SPRIGGS. Sec.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Denver. lodge of Odd Fellows. the
new lodge, will be set up tonight at
1892 Arapahoe street. 1t will begin
with about 40 members. A. X. Butler
is the presiding officer.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

THE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
church Monday evening, April "a.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

country and abroad. Zion has scored
huge success in securing this con-
cert and the people will be served a
treat the most enjoyable in many
years. The admission is 25 and so
cents.
Further announcements will appear
next week. But remember this treat
at Zion church is worth every cent it
costs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Mrs. Doc Motley has been indis-
posed.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
DENVER NEWS

Mrs. Nettie Penix-Herndon, former
Iy instructor at Western University,
is seeking students in piano instruc-
ton. 2542 Gaylord street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Special attention is called to the ad-
vertisement of the charity entertain
ment appearing in this issue OF this
paper, giving the date and place OF the
Life Line clubs social. This Is given
for the benefit Of widow, recently
bereft, who has small children to care
for. The big hearted people Of Den
yer have opportunity here to do some
thing to help a woman who is trying
to help herself.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Funnigraphs is no name for tht
work that George Elkins and Curtis
Harris will pull of at East Turner
hall May 4 at the big charity enter
tainment.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

There is some rivalry among organ
izations to see who can make the best
showing at the May Carnival and
Vaudeville at East Turner hall May
4, when the proceeds will be given to
the consumptives' home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22
Mrs. A. M. Wards father is better.
Mrs. Unity Hall and ]. c. Porter are
both showing improvement after their
operations.

Mrs. Unity Hall ana J. Z. POrter are
both showing improvement after their
operations.
The opening of the rally at Shorter
church on last Sunday was very aus
picious. The services and especially
the musical production in the evening
were much enjoyed.
Queen of the West temple, S. M. T..
give a social at their hall Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Lara Finley entertained at din
ner Sunday, complimentary to Father
Brown. Mrs. Ffnley's reputation as
cook Is evidence that palatable din
ner was enjoyed by all.
King Hayes made a flying trip to
Portland last week, returning Monday.
Denver lodge of Odd Fellows. the
new lodge, will be set up tonight at
1892 Arapahoe street 1t will begin
with about 40 members. A. X. Butler
is the presiding officer.
Jas McWilliams is down with cry
sipelas.
Webster's Temple No. 5. S. NJ. rs,
will give a play entitled "A Quiet
Family" at Dania hall Thursday night,
April 27th. Refreshments and good
music in attendance. Admission Csc.
All w. B. F.s, S. NJ. T.s and Juveniles
are cordially invited with the public
Come and have a good time.
MAMIE DEAN, W. p.
JENNIE CARRISS, V. P.
so THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW.
am on top when it comes to clean
ing. dyeing and repairing. Altera-
tions OF all kinds. Good service is
my advertisement. ! please the hard
to please.
r. II. WILLIS, sO5 14th ST.
One door from corner OF 14th & Stout.
Come and See Me.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

John Williams died at the county
hospital Thursday night and A. NJ.
Lawhorn has charge of the body.
FOR SALE-A nice full dress suit,
good as new. Size SO. See G. w. Da-
Wis. 134S Fox ST.
Foreman. photographer. will give
you perfect satisfaction at reasonable
prices. 1889 Arapahoe, opposite post
Office.
The Lady Ushers of Shorter church
of which Mrs. Chas. West is presi-
dent, have received many commenda-
tions upon the artificial decorations
which they prepared for the church
Easter. The unique character OF them
no less than their beauty made them
noteworthy.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Keep off of Monday night, May l.
May Pole Plating and Concert will be
given by Bethlehem Baptist Sunday
school, under the management of
Mrs. A E. Reynolds, for the benefit of
the church rally.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

We all love the old songs our moth
ers used to sing. They will be sung
by the best talent in the city Monday,
April "a, at Central.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Jas Mcwilliams is down with cry
sipelas
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Miss Eva Carter has opened her
dressniaking parIors at 2347 Arapahoe
street. Phone Main 1925. She will
be glad to see old and new customers.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Dress making and ladies' tailoring
| by Miss Beatrice Lewis of 233e Gilpin
street. Satisfaction assured.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-04-22

Thos. Lewis has been numbered
among the sick this week
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28

Sc discute ell bill 10, para autorizar
pleitos contra ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, cuyo texto publicamos en- la edici6n
de aver.
Impugna el bill ell senor Torres mani
festando que va el tribunal Supreme
de la isla, ha declarado en- una de sus
sentencias que ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co puede ser demandado, y por tanto,
la Camara no tiene necesidad de votar
la expresada ley.
Sc levanta el senior Coll Cuchi para
defender el informe del Comite de lie
gislacion favor del bill.
Ell senior Diaz Navarro, autor del
proyecto, hace una defensa brillante,
y entre otras cosas, dice que ell tribunal
Supreme, puede revocar sus sentencias,
como Sc han dado casos. Ell pueblo
de Puerto Rico como una entidad legal
debe estar en- las mismas condolences
que la entidad individual.
Sc hace una ley de esta naturaleza
para que ell ciudadano de P Puerto Rico,
Sc sienta garantizado contra las inva-
stones del pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Ell seflor Santoni defiende ell proyecto
y recuerda que la Corte Federal no es
partidaria de que Ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico pueda ser demandado.
Despues de otro discurso del senor
Torres en- contra, Sc pone votaci6n
ell proyecto y es aprobado.
Sc discuten y aprueban sucesivamen
te ell proyecto %, asignando $4,000 do
liars para puentes en- los rios de Fajar
do y Luquillo; ell proyecto "a, asignan
do $4,000 dollars, para la carretera de
Naguabo a Juncos; ell proyecto Is, asig
nando $4,000 dollars para ell cam1no
afrmado de Lares a Las Marias, ell
proyecto Is asignando 10000 dollars
para una carcel en- el distrito de Aqua
dilla.
Diohos proyectos vienen recomenGa
dos favorablemente por ell Comite de
Obras Pnblicas, con algunas modifca
clones.
Sc levanto la session q las seis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28
ADMoR.: Miguel Mascara Carols.

de- los iniciadorcs en- i cicrcicio d. nna
profession mas especial v mas dficil H.
10 que parece.
Pero sobre tOdo - preciSo que 81 l,,,-
riodista no desconozca u ambient uti.
le rodean. La EScueIa aSegura : la~
que sc dedican nj pcriodismo euSciian.
zas TITLES y urgcDtcs' II mecaniSrno ) Il
funcionamicnto d. va pcri1,liro rno,ler-
no. historic de In PreDsa ' dr IN Iit~ra.
tura periodisiica. educacion historic.
politica. social. iuridica y moral. r,r..
del periodista.
la EScucla dari tambicn ~ future
pubicista Ia cutura general Que nr.
cesita. Aprcnderi i conorer las teoria..
In historic rccicntc dc io% parti,io< 5 81.
los grupos. Por cjcmplo: ~ opo>ieian
entire 81 catoliciTno monaruui,p g. g.
GdHIo'S v Fl catoIicismo demoor.. iiro .i.f
SillOn. y la maravla dc este q ,nru ..'
catolicismo atco de- L'Iciiop Fraasa,s.
Univcrsitarios pcriodiSta~- ta-
papcles Sc COMEDIAN muy biru-ppn.u
N Su verdadcro lugar i favor H. p.
futuros publicistaS. los problciuaS i.o...
ticoS v SocialcS v dciin u <u ~cnii,lo ..oi
una gran unprecedented rigor cieufff
eos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28
De Collaboration
CUEsSTIONES OBRERAS
HACIENDA BLANCO

EstaEnos en- plena campana obrera
La razon y la justicia abriendose cam
po libre, cual 81 fuera un naciente AFRO
| yo que en- busca de su curse ltrninoso,
here Ia superfcie de la naturaleza, va
| dejando llegar su fresco poder hasta sus
entranas misteriosas.
La vegetacion de su margen enamora
da de el cual 81 fuera Elinicias, impri-
me en- sus cristalinas aguas ell beso
ardiente del bien agradecido
El arroyo sigue su poderoso curse
hasta perderse en- las inmensidades del
lago interminable.
Esto mismo es 10 que le esta sllce
diendo 4 nuestros principles reivindica
tivos: las ideas han aparecido, y cual
81 fuesen lampadarios sub1imes que
han venido ilu1ninar los cerebros, que
doranian ell sueno nostalgico de la in
diferencia, Sc levantan y repercuten
por todos los ambitos de Puerto Rico.
A esta misma hora en- que escribo es
tas ctlart1llas q prisa, alumbrado por la
tenuez luz de una lamparilla de gas,
tengo EN- mi poder diecinueve cartas
de obreros del pals que reclaman de un
m0do insistente nuestros principles en-
sg comarcas. Ellos me piden poder
para feproducir mis- trabajos, y 70 no
solo se 10 doy a los obreros, sino que
10 doy todos los periodicos del nun
do para cuanto escribo. Entire las car
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28

tas que tengo hay algunas de felicita
ci0n para mi y para ell peri6dico en-
donde escribo, que no las doy al publ
co por modestia. No obstante agra
deceanos esas elocuentes manifestacio
mes del sentimiento puertorriquen emo.
ESQ demlestra de una manera tangible
que ell pals reacciona, abandona ell son
noliento estado que se hab1a entrega
| do, dejando el campo hbre sus enga
| nadores.
Nosotros exaltamos a todos los aman
| tes de la regeneration hIlmana que
nos ayuden en- esta ruda tarea sin ha
Ger case chacales hidr0fobOs que nos
salgan al frente con pretensiOnes de
| obstaculizar la obra reivindicadora que
nos hemos i1npuesto.
| Hay que destruir la "farsa'', con
denar a los farsarios; presentando la
verdad pura como una virgen inmacula
da, acariciaida por las saludables brisas
de nuestras mailanas tropicales pa
ra seguir el curse de nuestro trabajo
vamos ahora presentar la secci0n 1875
| bagina SO de Ia constitution de taba
queros Dice asl:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28
La scne|a del peHiod1Iino

Un perl0dicO frances discurre accrca
de la Escuela del periodismo, en- Paris
en- los siguientes terminus:
La Escuela del periodismo acaba de
abrlr ell curse. En- su primera lecci0n, el
senior Guernut ha legitimate la existen-
cia y ell programa de una institution de
tai lndole, que bastara para I'm exito 70,
pido y creciente
En- 1899, la Escuela que acababa de
fundar la Srta Dick May solo asistian
AZ alumnos Hoy cuenta con 222.
A decir verdad, no tOdas son futuros
periodistas; la mayoria esta tornado
por estudiantes de Facultad, por 10 mas
distinguido de las Universidades extran-
jeras, que adivinan por signos incquivo-
cos. que ell personal del periodismo esta
en- v1speras de extenderse.
Comprende tambien los j6venes, ca
da vez mas numerOsOs, que no preten-
den llegar ser oradOres, pues la elO-
cuencia es un don natural que no sc en-
sena EN- ninguna parte pero que quleren
ejercitarse en- ell arte de hablar EN- pii-
blico Estos j6venes saben que la de-
mocracia es por la fuerza de las circuns-
tancias ell gobierno del porvenir, y la
democracia es todo ell mundo elector,
todo ell mundo elegible, todo ell mundo
pensador, todo ell mundo escritor y todo
ell mundO OradOr.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28
tie sc revuelcan EN- ell charco asqueroso
de los art1culOs diatrivales?
PueS fOdO astO tipDe oracia

tie sc revuelcan en- ell charcO asqueroso
de los art1culos diatrivales?
Pues todo este tiene gracia!
Cualesquiera sOciedad de socorros
m1tuos de las Hamadas burguesas ror
los 'hombres de la emancipation" da
Isocorros hasta restablecer, 8 mOrir.
Nosotros hemos tenido este en- cuenta.
|y hemos hecho un estudio numerico V
'ofrecemos nuestros amigos socorros
hasta que Sc restablezcan, 8 bajen a la
fosa desapareciendo para siempre del
escenario de la vida. No es justo que
a un enfermo cuandO su enferrmedad
avansa, lie sean negados los socorros.
Esto, es infhumano!
Hay otras secciones tales como In
ia que Sc reqaciona con las dietas de
sin trabajar y la 219 pagina So, que Il
mi Juicio es una trampa para coger in
cautos y que siguire desplumando cual
ISL fuera una gallina. Experiences
Mas no obstante suplico mis- ami
gos vayan hacienda un estudio de elias.
pOr 81 hay alguno que quiera salr al
frente, vaya conciencia no haga 10
que ell hombre del. reto' que solo por
DIR leer un artivulo Sc lanz0 aventu
rar creldo que yo era Ell diablo 4 quien
lei podia coger debajo De su bota. Can
dido! Ah, San Miguel
Yo Sc que hay Ia mala idea de des
trMr nuestra organization, per0 ncso
|tros no debemOs hacer caso 4 los 60
|codrilos que estAn 4 Las margencs de
los rios, para despu6s de cogcr la pre-
|sa banarse en- ell inmundo lodazal de
sus conScupice cencias: eleveInos nueS'r ros
ecOs luminosos, al 6tcr misterioso { i'm
finlto, hasta q. llegue al augusta p"Ies
tai donde reposa tranQuil0. V feliz el
Dios omnipotente, uH;co creador de to
lido 10 exiStente.
iEl reptil, al fan@u, La paloma. al
|espacio.
v. r. Espino GonzSlez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28
A via C ! 0 n
ODE nucstroS coIaboradorcS cu-opc,,.l

Paris 81 dc Diciculb-o 1910
FL Aviador ingleS VI. Sopw,tf. n..
'sportman casi dc>colc,i,lo acsha .l..
realizar un viajc on acr,p'rno puizsi~ ..l
mas interesantc que ~c hlya r.alizsd,
III baron de Forest conccdc ,rn prm +,
de cien mil frances nj av'ali.- r.i
que bordo de- un acroplaro $50 fabr'
caci6n inglcsa. efectue ri rccorri,Ip u,a.
yor uentre. IngqteUa v II cpni' 1lir
europeo antcS lei 81 dc Dicirgn6rr a.,
presente aiio.
NJ. Sopwith aprovechando un virufD
Favorable dc - kilonrfr..
por hora So cev6 en In isla de Shcpp.
Il las 5 v media dc IN maiaua d.r;eirn.
Sc Dover, airayc>ando II pa~y ,le g..
las, pasando por Valcncicnnrs mr.p
por Mambcgc tF'rancia) y baJandp ei
Beamon O}eleica). la cfcciuadp 500
trayecto dc 300 kilometres cn tres hor.
v media equivalcnte i ~ kilometres
por hora con vicnto favorable dr H. per
hOra
Tai viair ~ deia dc ser ~orpr-nol~nt.
puesto que no 81 habia tornado niguna
clase de prccaucioncs cn 81 canal H. ia
Mancha.
FL aparato de- VI. Sopwiih - mgis.
tipo Howard Wright (nombrc que no
tiene NADIA que YER con ri aparto ameri
ricono Wright rs I'M biIgano F'ar.
man distinguiendoSc dc este cn que De-
celula de detrTis ha sido recmpIazs.ia I,ar.
I'm solo plano.
III motor cs un r. Y. v. ingis.S dc 81
cabaRos, 0ho cilindrOs en- v. III NIL
vueltas por minute y gasta ~ IitroS d.
esencia por hora
M. Sopwith tiene % ahos. tIsima
mente vol6 durante tres horsrs con II gu
de ensayar 81 podria ganar Ia cppa Nj.
chelin inglesa.
(Contiuda en- Ia IA. plsnaJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28

Bajo la direction de PROFESSIONALS ex-
perimentados, los alumnos son sometidos
a todos los ejercicios practices del pc
riodismo y de La palabra en- p1blico.
Ell aprendizaje tecnico es quiza el me-
nos necesario. . Ell periodista inexperto
encontrara al principle de su carrera
un secretario de Redacci6n abnegado y
competente, que sera para 81 ell meior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28

En- su Sccci6n dc preparation a ll
vida p1blica, In Escucla. no ~olamDui
prepara 4 Su> alumnoS para no prcpars,
los discursoS. Sino que les hacc c~tudia-
con modeloS adecuad0S como improyi~.
ban Y c0mp0nian SIIS oracioncS mac<'rr.
cual Dem6StcncS Ciccrju. IBo~Suct. "
rabeau v Lamcrtnr.
r. cminrnte hcIrni>ta Alfredo Geo.
set decano dc u dc Ia Faeuliad H. I.
tra~. analizari IN dicipIina suiil y 81.
vera con que III Atrnas 81 formaban g 81.
oradorcS; e>iudi1ri Ia paioJra p6bf, ,
cnfro lbs gricgos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-28
DIETA DE ENFER,MO

Sec. 135. Todo Ell que 10 menos por
un alo ha sido continuamente miembro
contribuyente de la Union Internacio
nal, y que no estA bajo ninguna de las
restricciones especiicadas en- estas le
yes, tendra derecho 81 sc enfermase 8
sc incapacitase para ell trabajo a la su
ma de 500 dollar semanales de los fon
dos de la union; sie1n,pre que dicha en-
fermedad 8 incapacidad haya dalrado
10 menos una semana, y no haya sido
causada por internperancia, ibertinage
nj otra conducta immoral, y ning1n
miembro ten1lra derecho a dieta de en-
ferqno por mas de trece semanas en- ell
ano, comenzanao Ell To- de Julio ter
minando Ell 80 de Junio.
Quiere decir que un socio que ha pa
gado reHglosamente sus Quotas ordina
rlas, derramas, multas y demas dispo
Isiclones, y aparatos por el estilo, no tie
no derecho sino 13 semanas en- ell ailo.
/ Y 81 este socio ha pagado en- 20 amos
la suma de 312 dollars, como Quotas
ordinarias, 800 dollars de iniciaci6n
rqlue son 315 dollars, Y en- las 13 sema
mas no lie dan sino la s1lma de $500
dollar, como Hamarlamos este? No
faltarA quien en- su fuero inferno le na
me-. DE modo que, yo. no me atre
vo. Ss~~-~--~------~-
| Vaanos ahora a distribuir los 500
dollars semanales.
| La semana, tiene siete dias. I'm pa
Dire de familia paga viviendo NAL $3.50
de casa, gasta Ell conner Is centavos
diarlos; gasta en- medicamentos 800
dollars y en- medico, en- cinco visitas
800 dollars, que hacen un total de $14-
IS; lie han dado 500 dollars; de d[n
de SAGA 10 deqnas? A parte de todO es
conveniente advertir que de los SEQ
dollars hay que pagar ell sellito que
cuesta 80 centavos, derramas denas
~ 81 la enfermedad de este indivi
duo dura seis nesese aqu1 queda con
denado aquel que Sc sacrifice 20 amos:
"a morir de hambre, sa1vo que SUI es-
posa hijos no Sc lanzan la corrup
ci0n, impufsados por el hanbre, la mi
seria y ell dolor Il Els asl como Sc mora
lizan las masas oprimidas que dejan de
conner y vestir para estar al cubierto
con las personals de la emancipa
ci6n''?
Els bqleno tener presente que 81 por
|desgracia ell enfermo que no tiene con
que conner mnere despues de los seis
meses, SUI esposa no tiene derechp 4 re
clamos de defuncion, pues conforme no
|tubo con que cubrir sus necesidades,
no tendria con que pagar<el sellito, y
|por eonsiguienfe esta en- descubierto
sin tener derecllo reclamo alguno.
5Podran negar este las sierpes We
nenosas que en- ell estertoreo de su muer