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AGO que no e~taDa al aIcance de
Ill int.yigencia.
-Cr"ia. senior viajero. que aunque
viviese mas amos que mi padre, que
fu!.@rid 4 los c!"nto yrinte. no ten
dria que indirar a nadie Fl camino
lie Wa.derho=.
Is tiefto-diio Maase.-pero vos
no i?"i> Il ga maliita =ruta. porlue
para il Seria nnre>ario haccr un
pac;o con q diab.o.
IRE. amigos mics. y .! mayor
Servicio que poieiS prcStarmc. srri
scnaIarme e. canine mas corto.
Ell mas brevc para llegar a DON
De lueriiS If e. precipitaroS de>de 10
alto de IA peha mas cercana DE- las
aGuaS del torrente mas pr6ximo.
Jos parecc Iuc So .Ogra 10 mis-
mO-pregunt6 Oriencr o Scguri-
dad--prefiriendo una muerte este
Ri Il un pc.isro it'll?
Moyi6 Brazil Ia cabcza. micntraS
81 hcrmano fiiaba nn 81 joven aven-
turaro una mirada c>crutad0ra.
Qs comprendo-exclamd De pFonto
q peScador:-luer@iS ganar los mil
escudoS reales que promote .. sin
d!co de IA provincial por IA cabcza
del demonio de ISlandia.
Ordener Sonri6.
-Haceime caSo-proSisui6 {, pes
cador acknowledgements 4 csc
proyecLo. Sow pobre y vIelo y 70 no
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contra ii OSO, fijar0n largo ratio >u>
miradaS dn terror. IN la Srnda lur
tumG - alrrvido aVrniurrru.
Penetr0 Ordener en- la gruta de
WaIirrhOg como 81 marInrr0 l.rga
a un puerto mucho TEMPO drSeaio.
Experimentation celeste algeria III pen
Sar que iba n ~ronS"guir TN obj"to
di@nO de- III vida. o. d. no con>"-
@u.irIO. que iba a p"rIrr toda 81 san
ere pOr Ethel. priXlma Il atacar Il
TN bandid0 trmidO IN loia la pro-
vincia. Il un m0n>truO. Il IN drnr-
Mo l:lizas, no aSGStalra 4 >u ima@i-
naci6n csc formidable rncmi-n: Y So
ID veia ia ticrna ima"rn ir Su viz
cen cautiva. orlando qulzds p0r ii
al pie del altar ir I'll prlSl6E. ;! -
hubIera ,arriricado por cua!qui"r
Otro m6vil. hubiera pcn>ado a.Gu-
nos m0mentnS. para drSpr@rIar.oS.
N ,oS prl.grO- Iu. tan !rioS v"nia
4 huscar; cpcro r"flrNiona. Quihis.
cl roraz6n de- la .iuycntud. cuando
paipita con la dob!c eX~altaci6n de
IN sublime sacrificio Y dc I'm Il
ccndrado amor?
Adelant6>c con Ia cabcza cr@ui-
da baio "a D6vcda sonora. ruyos mn
rroS mu.tiplicaban c! ruido de suS /
paSOS. sin cchar siquicra una ojeada
sOb.e las ~cStalattitlS. SOhre los Da
seculares, que pendian SCORE
I'll cabczu entire t0nOs dc mu$3o, de
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Continuara.

-arriessaria Ia vida por esus mi. es-
cuiOS.
-InteriS mas noble me mucve 4
huscar 4 rsr bandido que laInaiS de-
monio: 10 hagO TN bcucriciO DE- otrOS.
no por mi.
FL montaHcS. que no >cparaba Ia
vista de Ordener. ie lnt"rrumpi6:
-O< comprendo. senior; =: por que
bllScaiS al demonio iS!andtS.
-Ouiero obligarlr 4 prIcar-di-
10 Il avcnturrro.
-cSegun ESQ eSt@lS rncargado d.
cranGcs ~inlcreseS. no eS vcrdad?
-.lcabo de- d"cirIO.
f montaltS 81 acerc6 a Ordener
.haciindo.e una SeNal de- intelligent
tia. Y con admiration ov6 este que
Ie decia a. dido. en- voz baja:
lie buScais para que sirva a
Condo Schumacher?
-&C6mo 10 Sabtis?
lie era impossible com3rnnder CO.
mo saba IN moltaniS norue-o IN
>ecrrto que 4 nadic habia crnfiad2,
nj atin a! mis;no general Levin.
OtHa vcz 80 ace"tv kennyb0l a ~
dido y le diio:
-OS deSao mi! pr2<pH"iiadeS:
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ATRIMONI

F.. Tia , IL los ~rorrirni"S. L las 4
.. m. -. vrriricar;i ~n 81 trmplo ra-
,6.ite del lnmaru!ado Coraz6n dr
Maria. Il mairimonio rrIigioSO ir "A
Srhorita Manur!a Estrada con Il Sc
nor Juan Ayaia. si'H,io %padrinoS de
los r~ontraycnirS los S,.norrs JOSE Ma
ria DE Ia Cara, .imbrO>iO G6m-Z
Y JOSE HERNANDEZ, y Ia sciiora Ana NJ.
de Ia CARA y sriioritas Conccpridn
llonl0Gr Y Iuana Rodriguez.
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| siluadoS junto al mar. cuandO un
pH$cador que Saii6 al alba n "cAaI
sus redes 4 algunos tiros de arcabuz
de la plaza, frrntc 4 la entrada de
Ia gruta ie Wa!derhog. VIC TN fan
| tasma ebozado en- una rapa, tieSll-
Zarse q 10 largo DE las rocaS y deSa-
parecer bajo Ia formidable b6veda d"
Ia caverRa. L!eno DIX terror, rccO-
mendo ST. barca Y SUI alma 4 San
l'Sufo y corri6 a. cOntqr a Su Tami.ia
que habia viSt0 . eSpantO unO de-
los ~espectroS que habitan Ia cavcr-
ma De Han he lslandia. regreSar a ella
al Salir el sol.
Tai espectro era Ordcner. p hijo
del NirFey de NoFuega. 4 quIen los
dos reinoS creian e~ntregadO 4 dull
ceS ~galanteoS con SUI a!tiva futura.
y que, solo e ignorado. iba a cXpOner
Ia vida por otra mujer. p0r Ia hija
de un ]prisionero dc EStado. gu" era
Ia EXCLUSIVE ducna d. Su cOr2z6n.
TerribleS prpS2gioS y SinieStru> Va
ticini0S le acompahaban IN 81 tcrmI-
no de su viaje; al despedirSe de Ia
familia del ~pescad0r, MaaSe So puso
q rear por Il. ! Ia pucrta de IA ca
BAHIA; cl monlaGis kennybol Y sus
Seis compaieros. deSpues de scna!ar-
lie e! canine Que debia SegUir. Sc Sc
parar0n De el 4 una media milla de
Waderhog; = esoS intrtpido3 GAIA
I0res Que iban ricnd0 j cQmhatir
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c!inico. Muller. en- cerca de mil nj
nos. baio IA misma edad Y en- iguales
condolences. e~nconure IL infection en-
IN - POI ciento. ObServ0Se que la
~frecuencia de Ia infection variaba'se-
g@un las condolences de Ia vida: mien
tras menos ~favorables eran estas,
mas ~frecuenteS I aque..as.
En- este pals. Sachs observe que en-
tire sos ninos de las clas..s obreras,
seg;n las autopsias practicadaS al
cfec.o, Ia infection era manifesto en-
81 90 por c%iento: mientras que en- los
niHoS ~vivientes. de padres tuberculO-
SOS. la infection daba un por ciento
de 53.l. EStas investigacioneS, prac-
ticadas en- ambos casos, demuestran
este otro necho: Ia frecuencia de IA
infection aumenta rapidamente con
los amos.
Fin las 1900 autopsias por {! prac-
:icadas. Sachs encontr0 que en- los
ninos de IN m de cdad. ell
por ciento de IA infection era de :. !;
en- !CS dc ! 2 , amos. el 10: en- los de
. q ! aFos. el %; en- los de I q 6
2aos, q 26.9: en- los dc 6 4 s amos. el
PCS. Is probable que un por ciento
mas alto todavia, en- los ninos WHEN
ties, responda 4 Ia prueba cutanea
por medic de Ia tuberculina, compa-
RADIO con el que Sc ha encontrado en-
las autopSias.
Co%ntinuara.
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ypdra Y de- r%aices: cOnjunto confuse
he formaS capri:h0SaS. al que Ia
crcdulidad supersticiosa de los mon
IdilrSrS nOruegOS hahia convert DO
mutlaS vcrcS IN multiIud de diabIoS
o en- prOrcSiOneS de fantaSmaS. Con
IA mISma indlferrncia pas6 pOr q.
>rpulrro del Rry Wa.drr, al quc"S.
a'canzaban murhas traiicioneS Ii
"lrrrS. Y NJ uyG Otra vOz iuntC q
81 mas que la - Jos siIbidoS del ARE
Ell aq'lc'iaS faniastiras galeria>.
Pr0>!@ui6 Su marcha bajo iOrtuo-
SaS bdvrIaS. d"ibIlmrnte aiumbraias
p"r renlIias medic oietruid&s dc
hlerbas Y matorra!cs. TrOpcZaban a
mcnudO SuS pies en- no So que rui-
mas. que rOdaban >obre las rocas,
prOduriendO sonidO huecO. Y cue o.
fracian 81 Ia .,0mhra. 4 III OjoS,
rlerta Scmrianza 4 craneos rOtos y
con .ar=aS filaS de dicntcs blancos
dcSrarnadOS ha@ta SuS raiceS.
Mas no cOnOC:6 FL terror: So en-
tralaba IInicamentc de no haber en-
c0ntrado todavia ell terrible habi-
TAME de aquel!a horrible gruta.
Lego 4 n e>pecie de habitaci6n
circular. alberta por IA N~aturaleza
en- e! seno de las rocas vivas: en- ella
icsembOcaba 81 canine subterraneo
que ilabia seguido Ordener, y las pa
no preSantaban mas ahcrtura
OOntnuara)
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FL Milo y el problema de la
tuberculosis
pOR Ell DR. THEO Y. HULL
Trabajo escritO en- ingles Y Ieido recientemen
te por su autor ante la Bexar County
Medical Society

,-.c,;r n exrarn;nio 40 J.,
..L.,..lo-;
r. ..,...,o ,rohn;o voy . ,ro,ar
M..u ,.:,.;ro,m-c,e - copso
- :.rIIa -. Ia. ,i5os osi couo
10 m.;,r uo,.ra 5- combarir = mol
49, ot,.na- ma base sohrs IN.
.E..,,;r r,sr.,arremente n matario
mn. ,~arir;trdoros = L. preyaIe,-
g.. 10 - ,~uharcuIosis, En- terminus
r.ror.s noIan,os asenrar che ~
=, ;,a;.;.I,a .r;s-o = vivir bo;o In,
,o,3;.;o,.. nv. ms nronorcio,or La
.~.os,rmhrs. mo6er7as. condolences
o,a 20 ob,aryan nor todos los 3mhi-
IN. ,l.1 rrrJo riviliZaGo. e.-5 nro-
non, ,.r5a ora ,annrapo. - ss,. in
fac,oto mar 81 baciIo De Ia tubercuIo-
Iio,. y-ic,. AMOS oue Cornet. ref
,isrJosa . las condolences pr~eyalentes
81, r,ro,o diio me .toSo individno
,oto.a IL tuberculosis en- peoueIa
.,.,I," =, cfacto. las autons;as
n,.rriradas on n. jnvestigacioneS CO.
r.c. nordianres. indican me uadie
1,q, 7 L. edaG de 50 mos sin ser.
liz as-a . lie aopeIla maDera. infecta-
ia No. ., ma) Eirciin o~bservador.
,E
~.,recc;5, = , ~ya,eraI ona Calmstta
- .. L so!amente del : al
Ia Dor ciento 50 escapan de Ia in
-,cci5m ~tuncrculosa. durante 81 vida:
e. mientras que el % por ciento de Ia
:rorta!idaG Sc debia u resultado di-
s...o &c 2. tuberculosis. el % por
.iecio & conpone de individuos que
...lvan con sigo !csiones ocu.tas de L.
er!crmedad.
Is IA opinion De todos los obser-
,~.@GoreS q-e IL infection es general.
y~S: universal. 81 este IS cleric. :
10 nay gazon para duGar De 70 exac-
yi,Id lie los anteriores datos, ZEN que
rerioGo de 10 vida Sc verificar& n III
!ecci0n@ Concediendo que, desde ei
unto de vista de Ia ]cinica, "a tu-
5elculosis e.. Dor 10 general. una en-
termedad que &c ooserva en- los pri-
reros periodoS De "a vida del adulto,
tse verifica "a infection durante esq
"poca 0 anteS?
Hasra hace unos cantos mos cue
IAN SOLO ciertos signos fisicos, eyrer-
ros. eran conocidos como una prueba
de infection. = aouel!os irdividuos
cue presentaban ciertos caracteres o
signos anormales, Sc les tenia como
cscrofulosos- Mas. con el deSarrollo
De medios cientificoS, preciSos de in
vestigaci6n. enconte6se que muchos
indiviGuos Sc hallaban irfectaGos. in
t~;vicuos que 81 parecer no presenta-
nan $Uf0n3 2.p0nO de tuDprcN!OSlS-
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ia E!STAf.I. ADO IN FORNlD ABLE
CONELICT0 ENTIRE LAS AUTO
RID AIDES DE IA CltDAD.

Aver an al mallana. 4 prmHra no.
IA. s.. hizo del dominic priblic0 IN
lrcmendn r0nf!irio snrgii0 IN e! So
no d. los ComisionadOS de- la riufa1.
V IN a. que son parties dirrrtas a
senior Mayor Clinton &. Brown y 81
racirntementc clrrto C7misionad0 Il"
poliria y Bomb"roS. senior Roberto
F. I'hr.
Virnr a ser Ia virtima lie n"ceSidad
en- rStoS caSos q rurrpo de poliria
urbana. y as Ia rauSa dr! aSunto Ia
comprehend que dice tenec 81 senior
Thr. para remover a su antnjo lo'
%rmnlrados que de Fl drprninn y sin
nrrcSidad dr consular 4 persona al
guna Sobrr designation DE- substitutes.
FL cas0 practiro que 50 preSnnta a
IA fecha 10 ia 81 purStO de Jefr de
Ia POlicia, regrntcadO deSdc hace
mas Dc VII aiiO pOr =! senior LancaS-
ter. Y a quirn 81 cOmiSiOnado Lhr
p''''" 81 Eeiiuhc'' I'M ", ,'lo. III
esq cargo al senior i. r. Baldwin. an
ti=uo emp!radQ Diet ramo. Qul"n per
manrcr apartado Ell IA actuaIidad "r
los manejos ALTERNATIVES i. "a clu-
dad.
I'll S'''oE CIV. pun" "'s'' ""'' va
rios "I"' d. ''tt h'it'''S'''' H"' p',-
>c'''"I" 81 "'I'''S''H P"'>
'I'Id '''''>"'!o ) son'''
i'">''" >"'"''' i''"" =
>' pF"pur>Id { l1lt'Iil' ilaO'"' e'"''
81 a>'lIllo con 81 Mayer hi""!'' COS"
que no "'uEF'o poE II" '4'c"itE"'9t
este en 81 drSpaciio' y poF u''iiilo'
IN IA maiiaHa Il" aE'' a las 0 'h pun
IL. :" present" ell ID o!!F!'!" "''tEa!
a. 'o'!rla' Ell t'!iPdliia "r! >'lio'
'''''.
d. "r.. "S'' l I'''., ''',
-. ,E""N
'.'' ; '''''. nun "''''''
g, ~
'.''''''''', '"
T.. lei" Lancaster . h'3' o'uhu'
) cof'"S'n"h'" 4 .o'nP.at.E 81
P''''' "a gu" l." ~!r>'l'"t''n ''' '>un
10 era 'H'sc'a'>'ma va que I'd ca
:" DE- ''""t''I"' t"'llsn'e uro|-
II" ser ~'t'E"'uo e. ''uE,o ~ >T;!ui'
i".'' "' '""'- ,'- 'o"'t>'o1"U Nd,
'''''' 81 >''lo' !"'Ic">.'' u"''"'' "o
'''''. ''''I'''"I''H ~ '~'''"I'c!"' ' P"'
''' "''''''l'"''" ;" P"r,'o o"N que
=" ''".'''" ,'''' "''o' n'',N'
-" pV' "'''t'' '"' .
IL o'''"F ha''''''H ''i'o " u" WIS.,
'"'''' IL c'''"' -" ''"'' =" >"P'-
''''' peru -" ''Vu-'*u'o ~ ''ii''>'t
~
T.. senior tAE - rctlru 4 81 drSpa-
cI" pflEad" LacIelido !" pf"pIo uho>
ihlHu''> H">Pu'> =. senior Ha!di"8h.
habiehdo canlD!ado >entfrathsoS Il
!nprH>loNeS N0brf 81 psFlc@t!aI..
Minutes despurS 'aFfafPfaa en- rs.
aileraS del Saionrde fQSIiMI1lsiOnadoS
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Con motive de las fiestaS del >
de Mayo, el Gran Pick-Nick, organiZa-
do por la Sociedad "AlumDos de San
Fernando en- honor de las senoritas
que toman parte en- el Concurso de
popu'aridad, ha sido transrerido para
cl dia y de Mayo.
Adv
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NENTAS
Sc VENDE

In Hotel Mcxlcan0 IN Kansas City, No.
i" ladrlilO. Cnnti"n" 800 cuartOS. Ilenr :
cHariu> grand"S para AlmarGn. RI solar
IN que eSti C0nSlruidO el cdifici0 tcne iHi
pUr i30 pies. ' da frcnie 4 IN parque Y IN
boulevard. i.Sli ccrca del Barrio MrXlcano.
tina gran opDrtunldaG para a:@tin meNlca-
no gu" icnga dIgO dc capital.
s. vcnderi muy baratO 4 plaz0s largoS y
IN CGndiCinueS muy cGmodas.
d. - una barata sensational. lI3g3 Inves-
ii@ac!OncS Y 81 COnvcncerd.
IrOp.rrari0: 4. G. BERI.INER.-20a West
mort A~vr.-kanSaS Civ, No.
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IrS"0 ~ah"r 81 parad"PO Dc mi madr". Cleo
ra~ Il. ';UrLdlcL. y Il" ranri>cu. Antonio '
simon ',unZIl"I. que ~%lluneD - "nrueu-
IRAN "u Lagos dc Moreno. IalI>cu. MrNirn.
iit,r rIIliu IliD~ que 10 irnpu rIZtn de-
r!lus. igrah"Crrr rI!alQGier inform" Qu' -
me- rnvr'. lurrrrIdn: r. Felipe GonZllaL.-
NG!tu:r Mines. Wirk"nhurg. Ar!Zona.
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xxx.

iCUal lie EueStros coEipaNero>
te c~ngrndr0?
DC quo hiJO de los hombreS
deScIendeS para atreyerIa a ata-
Tar g FaTu!l!t
(EDDA>.
Fl primer rayo dc so. eDr1jeGia a.
pcnaS las cunbrcS de- los pelaSc0s
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u~-"0 -ahrr 81 pdrad.rO Gc mi heImanO
Marcos NaTlrcL. dc - aiio>, :lCldO de VI
!gcla. = pies nI"y" pIllgaha> lie alto. urIgi-
carlo IL" Cadrr"Tla. Jlm"n|L. hi" d+ Fran
cisco RaIniT,I t%ircgoria Ir"vlIio. In 1911
r3cibi 81 ritIma carta i"rlIada "n jerome.
Twas. nrdiInclr| ron Sa.rl al inrormante.
lu'Igir lpT"rin"> 4 Juan Itam!grL. Bon -.
BROW nhr!l. TEXAS.
D.
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REGISTRD CIVIL.
L.icrncia> de m%atrimunio

Juan ESpinoSa Y ManlIr.a E.S!raia.
!. Carmen Range. y Carmen Gar
ria.
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C0nrldn Chavez. SaSIrr. :" harcn lraI"S u
In urdidI. ridrdntILlda perfection en- los
lrahaIu-. rsrcrial!dad On v">tlGo> Il" -.
fora. - planrha y the lOda rla~e q" rnpi.
49, nGlOrD~l -.
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F.. e.. H]crnindrz. dr 50 amos. ia
Ell una casa d,. Won Ormy,
Texas. CunSunciUn.
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i:L ICIOS

ClICl0S
-. CGrI0ya. liGncro. YO 10 ah"rrO dinerO
m lrabain> Be plpmcria. $50 CHlcbra Ave.
ug". IT. 1903.
as
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AVISOS DE OCCASION

Mo sc sdmlIen menos De ounce DaIatrss.
81 lister no puedf venir a Ia oflCins. hl-
Bile .lor Ielerono. Travis " Nn-vo No. :!if.
V un aeente de Ia casa pssara q rec6ger
sus anuncios.
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ALNCII.TKES:-
R@aianSr ruari0s hirn aml!chIaf6S con aSls-
Icnrla. ramilia neNIcana. Tel. Travis 503s.
san Pedro Ave. 800. (S-iS).
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.i'l,~nt iStS:-

I,.>"n ~ab"r 81 paradcr0 del Seiinr Antonio
Euuiu. Lr - amos de ruad. rGmilO. trIruciiO.
Gi.irn - rNIravi0 rntr" Ia>irOville y StOc-
Fill". T"Na>. no har" murhu. ruandO SalIj
dcl ladu d" 81 hiIa con rumbO I astE ulIi-
mn pOilacI6n. Favor Il" hlrig.r tOdoS los
lnrornI"- j lclIcianO R1in0. SIOckddle.
T"Aa>.
S-a)
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HOTEL VICTORIA

BcrnardInO II. Garza.-i3s y. Sta. Rosa y
CoIonia meXicala. Hento cuartos
altos, eleCanIcS, vcntiladOs. cIIarfo con Tres
camas, - cS. cana: para paF"Ia. 30 20 cs.
Semana, SAFE Y 500. VIsGtenos. sera bien
recibido .-TclcrOno Travis .i5s. s. Antonio.
Texas, (J-Sl
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OR. sALOaE CARA AI2APE dc % Fscults1
II KfYtco. utorzad en- ell Estado d -

vas. "Sp"r!aii-la rn f~Ii"rIn"tiadTN S@h!iO
,rraar'.- riruIfa en- general. Residen~'
t.rnur Il l:ai. T"l|Inn0 Travis 3H!.. OF
Gina. Frost %HHildIng. T"l"r"n0S. Nn"v" i.3.
WHO. Travis .iii.
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Dr.. FRANCISCO VAZQUEZ GOMEz-Clrugfs
.anersl: espacislmente Intermediates de ma
r!Z. .arglnTa Y 0lI0S. Oririna. .AH Fr0S
-Idg.. Houston ST. Y Main Ave. Telefonosi
Travis iGG; : Crockett 9:.S.
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PROFESSIONALLY
CECILIA sCHULZ-FacnltstiVa heststrsda.
s2S Guadalupe ST.. Telef0no Travis tDo,
San Antonio, Texas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-08
NEM CORPORATIONS

Among the Bridgeport corporations organized during the last week and which have now commenced business are the following:
 Harvey & Lewis Co. of Bridgeport, Inc. of Bridgeport: 250 shares sub- scribed for on which $25,000 in cash and no property have been paid. Pres- ident Foster B. Harvey. 63 shares: sec retary, R. H. Lewis, 63 shares: treas- urer, A. 8. Anderson. S3 shares; Frederick Moule, 31 shares; E. J. Hos- kins, 10 shares.
 Pleasure Beach Amusement Co., of Bridgeport: 100 shares subscribed for, on which $10 900 in cash and no property have been paid. President Alice M. Gaynor. 25 shares; vice-pres- ident, Gertrude McMahon. 25 shares; secretary, Teresa M. Lawler. 25 shares; treasurer. Josephine Lalley, 25 shares,
 Rivercliff Development Co. ot Bridgeport; 100 shares subscribed for, on which $10.000 in cash and no property have been paid. President Cecil White, 50 shares; viee-president IF. B. Robins, 49 shares: secretary and treasurer, J. B. Hulshizer I share. Etratfie1d Home Lands Co. of Bridgeport; 50 shares subscribed for on which $1.000 in cash and e24,00o in property have been paid. Presi- dent, John J. Jordan, 50 shares; vice. president g. Johnson, 100 shares; sec retary, John IT.. Casey. 1 share; treas urer, R. J. Flynn, 100 shares: Joel F SellecE, go shares; M. J. Ryan, 50 shares; M. J. Casey, S9 shares.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-08
SUMMER SERVICES AT o1Ivpr.

A series of special services have been arranged for Olivet church during July and August. There will be only one service day and held = 10:45 a. m. The minister for the two months are as follows:
 July 2, the pastor; g, Rev. Andrew Magill, D. D., pastor Jamaica Presby- terian church of Long Island; 16, the pastor; 23, Rev. E. F. Merriam, D. D. Mount Kisco. N. Y.; 30, the pastor. ' Aug. 6, Rev. w. '. Wilkinson B Lit, Dean Washington College. Ten nessee; 13.. Rev. c. R. Kuebler, D. D.. Presbyterian church, Hackensack; 20 Rev.. w. J. Wilkinson. B. Lit; 27, Rev. w. A. Crozier. M. A., pastor al Tusculum College, Tennessee
 September 3, Rev. James G. Bailey pastor West Side Presbyterian church Englewood, N. J. N
 The board of deacons have put fortf a special effort to secure able and in, teresting preachers.
 The full choir will render specia' music at every service.
 The hour of worship is 10:45 a. m and the service will close at 12 m.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-08
KING EXPECTS SIXTY MILLION
 JUMP IN LIST
Total of Assessable Property Should Be Near $20O, ,000,-
 900 This Fall, He Says.

That there should be in increase of $60, 100000 in the grand list next fall was what John T. King told the Re- publican town committee and other workers of the party at the banquet held at The Stratfield hotel last night. This would bring the grand list up to S2O0, 900, 900. It is now $139, 100000. An increase of $25,000,000 was made last year. John T. said if the list were made $500, 100000 it would not be too much of an increase. He said in short time the grand list would of ne- cessity be increased to that amount.
 Although the Remington Arms-U. M. c. Go. pays on s11 ,00O, 900 or about one twelfth the entire grand list, MT. King said he did not consider the assess ment too large. he said in spite of the large increases in assessments last year there was still much centrally located property which was not taxed enough
 He has the contract for the collec- tion of garbage and while admitting that many of the complaints of non- collections lately were justified, he said he fault was that men enough could not be procured to do this work. Aldermen and members of the town
 
 crease in taxes It was said that many owners of unimproved property are now assessed as much as owners of improved property the income from which is large. Protests were made against allowing any more "circular streets, blind alleys and the closing of the streets"
 President John H. Stanley of the po- lice board said that 100000 vehicles pass daily the IA traffic posts which his department maintains in the city streets. He said the traffic is now the greatest problem his department has to handle. He said an average of F13, 300 vehicles pass Fairfield avenue to Main street daily and the daily aver age for each of the IA traffic posts is 7,4O0.
 President John A. Leonard of the fire commission spoke in favor of the two platoon system in the fire depart ment. He said the arguments ad- vanced against 1t before the ordinance committee of the common council could not be substantiated. He said 1t would cost the city s35,OoO to s4O,Ooo annually to install and maintain the system but he said the increased effi- ciehcy of the force would make up for it. He pointed out that there had not been fire of consequence Fourth of July, an unequalled record
 Prosecuting Attorney Alex L. De- Laney favors keeping the jitneys off Main street. He is opposed to the proposed diagonal street from State street to Fairfield avenue He said the relief 1t would afford would not warrant the expenditure which would be about $500, ,O00. He said Broad street offered the logical relief from traffic conditions. He said the factory in- speotors are too active in reporting technical violations of the law and that the aldermen and district chair man should take up the complaintS of poor tenants whose rents are raised
 Others who spoke were: Attorney George Ffnklestone. Alderman Vincent s. Whitney, Mayor Wilson. Alderman Malcolm MacFayden. Joseph H. Stagg, Mauritz Olson and Robert H. Blakes- lee City Clerk Robinson was toast master
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-08
SAY
 THEY'RE NOT IN
 POLITICAL SWIM
Form Organization to Fur. ther Interests of Their
 Compatriots in City.

In order to get the recognition which they believe due to voters of Italian nativity or descent, about 200 persons attended a meeting in Arion hall last evening and organized the Italian-American Independent Polit- ical league. Prominent in the mem bership are a number who have been active workers for. the Republican longer be identified with that organi- zation. They claim, their past efforts have gone unrewarded.
 The object of the new organization is to promote the interests of the Italians in the city and to secure proper representation in not only the city government but in the state and county as well. They claim this rep resentation generally has been denied them. They claim they were not given representation in the recent po- lice and fire department appoint ments. They are also incensed at the action of the police authorities in orr dering Luke G. Petruschell from the plain clothes squad to duty as a pa trolman. One deputy sheriff, two city sheriffs and a few street sweepers comprise the Italian contingent who have been recognized by the present they declare.
 Officers elected last night were: Antonio Tomasetti. president; Joseph Totaro, secretary; Louis Cocozza, treasurer; executive committee, Harry Paoletti, Frank Frasse, Louis Cocozza, Leonard N. Mainiero, Andrew w. Gar della.
 Another meeting will be held Fri day night when resolutions to be pre- sented to the common council will be drawn up. Bylaws and a constitu- ton will be adopted.