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Programma Jiberal Queixas Sem Valor Ha De Vir •i \.\ Correio 8) Manhã *•»•• tmptm* it» m*' ai T>. ntt.vx # ff.-M*ffl Ut**** IM EM-tnM HUlIvâ ll UAHINOHI Director — EDMUNDO BITTENCOURT ANNO XIII-N. 5.385 RIO DE JANEIRO— TERÇA-FEIRA, 28 DE OUTUBRO DE 1913 1 Rodac-çAo—Rna do Ouvidor, 1U2 ~N» de 15 de março seguir »«< O »«laí« ie lt»po foi bom. o Con* 117, do de 11. 8.610, lacticinios. Quem quizer •"«•• CO no falado do eterno, índiando conchavo» do Partido Republicano —* N« mm Sul. ¦ pr»Mlo itctceii cm de iqii. ramo commcr«ial 'ha dc vender leite EXPEDIENTE lal o • KmpcriliiT» lubiii Mnilvclrtwnlr. Mgoeto. •ervador. V.' mrdi itn» acto arbitrário <e illes.il exigi- O COT «leve llntno «|it».i cm acral, Ha «lia», «depois i* ler emnblnado com lim todo ca«o, clica rio dt»*nlmafli puro e cnm Iodos as rcqtiiiitat Estados do Sul, cm O» «entoa (oram variável» e Irwsu» prt* d.«te desmoralizado quotricnitlo, a que HA DE oa VIR... Trrcorre lismlnamlo vários politicos Iluminemos o incHtor & cala de • «los. Sinão, não! O leite e o alíinni* NK a NW. pretexto*.. <*tH««V ojiporttinamenie o fni veto o Tri- QUEIXAS de desta folha, serviço propaganda O ««tido do tempo (oi bom. meio de aborrecer a paciência do ir. to das creanças, dos velhos e dos cn- o sr. Pedro Baptista da Silva. —> Cliovcti fracamente cm alguna liga* da RtptiblicS* «• liimol de Contas, pnoustando desse re» tio» Kmailo» dei llalila, Tlot.-ilio, o marechal Hermes ordenou Com o pre-idente fcrmòs. Todo o rigor da fiscalização Sanla Calliitri- em conferência, hontem, no modo contra os desmando* do actual Só muito tardo pude ler o .irti«t« na o Rio Grunilc do Sul. quo o ministro do Interior Hie envias»,* tiveram Matlifiis dc .\llm«|u«.ri|uc 11 — Na na din dinbci- tem por fim proteger creanças, ve- do ir. tle capital, a prendo detecu, temlo i inalado do Governo, os mniiitrot governo, que, na applicação VALOR «11 ttlcf-ramtnr-a o SEM luniiln » lemperalur», pcníuntando que do de outubro, «ob a cpigraplic: Vm» FaVènda c da Guerra c o prefeito roa publicos, tio pouco eecrupuloso t llios c doentes. K" um rigor que será O céo cllcve itulilniln, que tinha feito para saber quem atira- de gênios. «lc Districto Federal. tem geração O» vcnloi foram regular Intemlilade tem mostrado, ora dlssipando-os abençoado sempre I ¦ Culpado em ver no Hcrmet do» e ra uma bomba no Jardim da residência poeta qiiadrantc» SK NW. autorimção legislativa, como no caso Appareceu na imprensa uma cam- O calado du tempo lot bom. do senador Portella. Apresentou-se hontem ao jiresiden- Fonies um gênio que surm-, fui alvoj PROGRAMMA —A máxima da veipera vcrlllcmi.ie em l.ino de Oli- das villa» prokurias, ora empregando- contra a fisoalizaçio do leite, m'iii duvida, ios rciiioquen do autor. O er, Botelho, apavorado, te da Republica o general pairha Rercmlc, com .15".? c a mínima cm Ca* pensando Bebam ANTAltCTICA Ramoi, haver sido promo- OS, coin violação expressa da iei, rm sua origem c seus intui- Xada havendo, entretanto, a replicar, 1 xambu', com 9".6. que já tinha chegado o momento do sr. veira por que tric a ,' aquelle escandalosa c itnnioral aos A melhor it todas as cervejas. desejo agora apenan transcrever • Nu Kio: máxima. ji°.8 e mínima, io-*.9. Nictlwroy, ri vido recentemente posto. protecçio los. uma dessas campanhas a tanto "Djo< Èdwi_cx marchar sobre K' *—*¦¦****_*****¦•**¦ »*»i comnientar o seguinte tópico: r. vota- •eus antigo* e apaniguados. co- frente da Guarda Civil e. do Corpo de «Afinal, começaram hontem a» linha, fáceis de IcMtitar nas Toledo recebeu do c fallaz renascença (a da O octo do Tribuna) dc Contas, negan- por O dr, Pedro dc .literatura HONTEM Aifíntc» dc beguranca Publica, mandou do orçamento da Fazenda. dos se alugam, e delegado do llrasil uo Congresso da no llrasil), iú„ apregoada quanto du- JIBERAL ç5cri áquella {Ilegalidade, vale nimnas jornaes que do reiptlro — dizer que contaria (lido em pessoa ao n5o era nem tempo. Ou sentados o valor Lavoura Secea, reunido em Tulsa, no vidosa, numa lerra sem caracter dc- a adversa do Par INTERIOR O preildenle da Repu. Ja das consciências que, por isso, perdem todo Tniciou imprensa com por mat?. utu protesto do fillido, de civiliza.;.!» euilir.viin.iria. Iilien aulgnou doi» credito» ao Mlnitterlo hiarcclial Hermes, si este qttlreise rece- c levantados foram-se repe-tindo fossem Kstado de Okloana, na America a critica do seu hooeMas contra as falcatruas e as pu* que poslcriam ter, si justas lido Liberal pro- d» Aiiriciillura. Mo. O marechal a cori-u-üio do i comp uin Norte, o seguinte telegramma* datado que mítica leve apogeu e muito turno» ' llcvia Rk|tielnte, dc quiz, áquella cadência que já qtte inspi- Õ dr, pauagem tifiria» que tio repetidas vezes se es* algumas das razSes nella-j adduzidas. decadência, para resurgir agora, virü iTainiiia. Imprensa partidária, e.ta capital, vindo do viiitou o sr. Pinheiro Machado, que, como sc até que chegou it d«? 3j do corrente: por Japüo, rito parlamentar, "A bella, dc hypothctieas vene- nas do itiorirclial Ilcrmci. tio praticando nesta já lio desmorali* Prctendo-se acabar com a fiscaliza- exposição agricola, annexa ao e minai r.i-si-, é dc ver, conveniências Conferenciaram «abe, depois dc Cupido, Is «puni manda altura dn emenda que foi npreíenta- oom o chefe da nacio soda Republica. nâo, Congresso de Lavoura Secea, foi hoje rantias • exigem o ataque para no Catlctc. deputado Moura. Trota- ç5o do leite? Stippomos que ¦O sen partido, que os mini litros tia Fazenda e da Guerra _ o dn pelo JoSo de todos sr. MaHieus, como se vê, í um Federal. tão inaugurada, com a presença a liôa impressão que incori- prefeito do DJntrlcto A Ti .ii ti» do sr, BotcHio no presidente se do seguinte: o deputado Antônio mesmo porque tal pretensão seria 'homem duvida. Triste eoi>al desfazer O ministro da Fairnda trantinlltln ao O ministro da Fazenda, por acto os delegados c autoridades norte- que da Republica determinará a da explicámos, ridícula, Duvida da lilera- icjtavelmcrite aquellc documento po* Congre.lo dlvcna» rm*n»a|-cii-i pmidenciae». quebra Carlos, como Já propoi que homem, declarou sem cffeito as no* absurda quanto americanas. próxima grandeza U llrasil 'ima nos tiiinistri, da Faiemia deipacliou ki.ui* sua «oledariedade con*. o senador Nilo todos os contraio» cujo regiüro seja re- meações do dr. da Silva Neves se enlio? Eis o que 110 ria do porque o llrasil c Iííko. produziu na opinião. Não «Io José Que pretende Dentre as nações representadas de parte »eu volumoso ext,cdi«*f!e. Peçanha, acompanhado dc amigos, Conta», só terra sem caracter definido, porque O 'Nacional foi autorizado qnc, cusailo pelo Tribunal de pos- Manta, para o logar dc collcctor fe* ainda CNplicado, quem Congresso, o urasil foi escolhido, na sorprchcndcii, pois, que a imprensa Tlieiouro não foi por a sua civilização é embrionária a a cffecluar divcrios pccmancccrn em opposição ao governo ter começo dc execução quando deral em Entre llios, Estado da Ba* de seus delegados; na sessão foram pagamentos. sam ataca a fiscalização dos lacticinios.* pessoa conservadora começasse a sua critica feitas nlguma» nnmcaçclcs nn de Aze- nunca teve apogeu e muito inenoi federal, lissu quebra de solidariedade approvados pelo Congresso. Defendeu hia, e de Joaquim Leopoldino solenne dc abertura." é uma Mlnitterlo da Fazenda. apenas dcsmoralizal-n, lati- decadência. por afíirmar que o programma o advento dum novo essa medida mora- vedo, para' idêntico cargo em Campo Quer-se KXTKRIOR — tropa» con.tltuclonau provocará grupo o Correio da Maulti Assim, nara o sr. Matiicus, só teri M Formoso, de Goyaz. sobre os eticarregados Foi autorizado pelo ministro da Jus* decepção.. Mas, por que? Por não mexirina» toiuaram da cidade de Mun* político — o grupo Botelho — com ra- Mas o deputado João Moura 110 Estado çar suspeiçSes posse lizadora. tica director de Saude Pu- literatura o paiz. de caracter definido lercy. daquelle serviço, insintiando-sc que o geral de uma syntlicsc das censuras, O niificat-5cs importantes ua Assoinliléa entendeu que devia combatcl-a. Apre- Vicente e de civilização adeaiitada, Projiosi- passai- general Pctlx Díaz pediu demlsdo Em visita ao dr. Pedro dc Toledo blica a celebrar contrato com do Uslado. aquclla cbmmerciantcs são protegidos, estranha! aggrcssõcs e ataques que o eminente do tlvrercito mexicano. Legislativa sentou uma emenda, rcpcllindo esteve hontem no Ministério da Agri- certos dos Sanlos Caneco para concertos na ção 1 O Hucrta um de* Asshn, fluminense dc No sentir do «r. Marlicus é a nação senador Ruy Barbosa, a assi- general promn'gou a política passa proposta. cultura o dr. Souza Dantas, ministro cmquanto que outros sâo victimas barca de dcsihfecçáo Pastem. primeiro creio aititnentandn para 150.000 o effectivo 'na agora _ compór-sc da seguinte .fôrma: altura da respectiva votação da Brasil Argentina. quem define a literatura c não a lite- vem fazendo á situação do- do Kxercilo ilo México. Foi na perseguições... gnal-o, O dissidência ratura quem define a nação. uinintro da llclglra em Hucno*. Airet Grupo Portella, do grupo que o caso empacou, á hora do apagar com essa 4€Nutrogenol'-2\W niiiiaiitc desde 1910. Por ahi já Vècril offcreccli um banquete ao minislro do Kx* Vio ser, atinai, pedidas informaçOcs Não nos oecupariamos Ora, que é definir? E' syjirlietirMr. Kilo Peçanha, solidário com o gover- das luzes. terior da Argentina. ao acerca do destino ti- si cila não envolvesse âssum- iu_j a mj-m tm. Uma definição i a expressão dos ele- quantos leram o programma quanto A -bordo no federal tomar a situação; sc governo que questão, faa*** do paquete Van-Dick falleceu, para O ministro da Fazenda i quem incutos característicos dc um nheiio- desarrazoada a criti- em Montevidéo, millionarin '-abarracado veram os dinheiro* do povo destinados dc interesse pelo qual o é apaixonada e o americano Grupo Edwiges, na poli- com indomila coragem, para que pto publico, O Vespasiano dc Albu- Tjioma- l.eon White, rjuc andava cm via* bate general menu ou de uma entidade; somente sendo de reforma, ás celebres Docas da Bahia.
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