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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

Comparatively few persons have
holh >idts Of the body Of perfectly
similar proportions, says pcar>on's
Weekly. one leg or one arm i,
shorter than the other. The two
sides of the Lead are often OF UNEQUAL
size. Few persons have ears OF an
equal size and symmetrically paced.
The size ana poSiti II OF the eyes
vary. In the mouth ana throat We
Il 81 find inequality, and the cartilage
separating the two nasal cavities IS
more Often detected than vertical.
This condition OF inequality III t g
two sides Of The body is called a>ym.
metry.
There is a tendency among school
children. and especially among school
girls, TO sun hab;tual pastures
both in sitting and standin!. The
habit of throwing all the w ght Of
the body on ~ leg produces a core
spending throwing Of the upper part
Of the body toward the opposite side
in order TO establish the necessary
equilibrium. This tends. of course.
TO curve the spinal column. on which
the upper part of the body is sup
ported.
IN this position the body and all
the internal organs are thrown out
OF the normal vertical position. and
the force Of gravity still further cX-
aggeratcs this dcplorable result.
Thus the muscles Of the neck are
%unevcnly exercised in the unconscious
balancing Of the head upon the vertc.
bTal column. Even the muscles OF
the face tend TO become u~nevcnly
contracted, and this in time dcvel.
ops Il condition Of aSymmctry of the
face.
1t is a "~cll-known physiological
law that the Use OF Il muscle cause;
an increase in its size. while neglect
causes it t. become smaller.
The steady use Of the same arm in
carrying a set Of heavy books TO and
from school. tn. pr, piping OF one Urn
on q table, or the excessive use Of one
arm Or lcg and the di>use of the 9th.
er-cach such habit slowly but sure.
~ brings about It's own result, unless
constant effort be made to countey-
act il.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

tell you to stay" and she did stay
without letting any Il know OF the
mistake.
once. a few weeks ago. while they
we're in Chicago with their mother
and sister, they had been going
through n OF the big dry goods
stores. Edith missed Dor sister and
started to find her. Then She saw.
or thought She saw. Edna some dis
lance of and called to her. 1t was
only when the crowd jostled her
against tie frame of the big mirror
that che found out She had mistaken
herself Tor her sister. But the IN
sides Of their heads aren't Il bit alike.
One girl is very sober and one is very
Jolly and full Of fun.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

Tom and irene are 10 longer on
this earth. Their soul. nave passed
t the great unknown. sass the ~.
p'r!Or Inland Ocean. Tom and
Irene Were the feline masco,s Of the
Leader building and their untimcly
death brings dcSoIation to a large
community Of prints" from the
horse down To the devil.
The cats had inhabited the big
comprehension OF the Leader for the
past three months. They were dainty
creatures and obtained their sustcn-
ancc irCm the abundant supply of
"pl' which was scattered about the
1loor. They had bccoue vcri;able
prints, adopting their customs. Ian.
guage n hours, going to bed at , in
Inc morning and arising ut noon.
bUt they were curious cats ana there
In lay their doom. They discovered
tllc Dlttery jars Of the telcgraph in.
strulhent me partook copiously Of
the creased lightning. The effect
was electrical. In a few short hours
irene was wrapped in the shrouds Of
utatfl' But Ion. who had fallen
iiOIi lHc tuITu SJOfy window twice
ana otherwise shown his great ten.
aclty Of life, hung on for a period of
thllty-slX hours. when he too sue.
united. Death came to him at /
O'Clock Thursday morning.
Ihc funeral exercise, were brief
and touching. The prints" unani.
mou>iy voted an adjournment Of ten
minutes out OF Respect TO The dead.
Inc cats lay stretched upon the com.
p'S,hg-Stone while Slug Eight touch
lhgly reclted The Death of Little
Nell, during which proceedings a
co"ld be heard dropping with loud
reports upon the grimy i!oor. Aftei
an mat was mortal Of Tom and
irene mad been consigned to earth
the prints" vel back to their cases
WIN a llrm resolve that the mex
.iihc they got Il mascot they will
Keep the battery jars out Of sight.
Inc prints have the sympathy OF
Tie ehtlre newspaper community.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

The attempt TO keep thirty or more
hens IN a po3ltry house tina, is adapta-
bic To only twenty. results in fewer
eggs from the thirty hens than if a
smaller number occupied the space.
cases are numerous where a lew
hens layed well, while large llocks
ave no returns. The hens must be
comfortable or they will not thrive,
and during the warm seas0n there is
no Nurer method OF ceaSing egg pro.
auction than TO have too MANY hens
together. There is no G onomy in
crowdlng them, for what is gained in
Il direction IS lost IN another.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

~Heekecpcrs evidently vary in their
IDEAS OF tow many GRADES Of honey
are required. Judging from express
slon> made in The American Bee
journal uu the sub ect. . out of n
were IN favor OF three grades, and
Il wanted tour grades. G.. W. De
marco expresses himself as follows:
81 havr hut two gradcs-light
co.orcd and dark colorcd. This
means honey gathered in the clover
season. which gives US white honey:
ana hone gathered in the fail from
the aStors, It,, which gives us dark
honey. ! protest against any further
classification. II Is a wonder to me
that those restless individual, who
c.amor tor classification OF honey
have failed L. see that too much
grading has put the producers Of
agricultural products at the tender
mcrcies Of the ~haipcrs.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

This IS a subject which has at
ctcd a good dea. Of attention and
Il discussed quite freely by the
merS o. this state. Recently a
respondent OF the Mark Lane EN-
- gave some Interesting lntOrna-
/ as To the benefits OF salt a a
iliZer and tie best methods Of
- II upon land. lie ST q that al
.1h 1t was an excellent practi c 10
salt regularly and freely on the
'urc heap, this Is not sufficient for
AID ii,Sht soils, So that about two
lightweight Of salt snould BE- ap-
| with each cart-lOad Of manure.
it is generally agreed that the
time 10 apply salt is Just before
and is broken up, when it gets
ed in and thoroughly incorpor-
with the soil and subsoil.
r all produce salt has been
4 to he more Or less beneficial. ac-
ing to The condition Of the soil.
lXiOus insects, slugs, and weeds
been troublesome, and if the
y light, friable, peaty, or ma:ly,
ribg moisture, salt is undoubt-
~. best fertilizer to be got, and
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

The Empress Elizabeth Of Austria
Is SAD to submit herself to the Sc.
vere't regimen in order to retain the
beautiful figure for which She is
noted. She lasts morning and even.
ing making her only regular meal NJ.
noon, OF grll!ed meat. biscuits. and q
grass OF VINE. Occasionally she eats
a raw egg or a little fruit. She wears
heavy flannel underwear winter and
summer takes vapor baths and mas.
sage, and. by dint Of all this and
hhucil Notwithstanding, she keens a
"i~.sViiieasure OF twenty inches, in
spite Of her tifty-siX years.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

snow and q slight depth Of frozen
ground are not Objectionable in fan
blowing. Indeed. there are some
VINO think them an ADVANTAGE, hold.
lng that the frozen SOIL near the sur.
lace when turned to the lotion of
the turrow holds I from breaking
do"n, and thus exposed more en-
ilreiY 10 the cold air the furrow
freezes through. and becomes more
thoroughly diSiHtcrrated than it
otherwise would. The snow is quickly
melted under The lurrow, but il is
not possible u plOw under enough
snow e. make much water. WHAT il
Qocs make has more carbonic acid
gas than M, ordinary rain water, and
l. therefore better for increasing fer.
illl.y. The late SHOWS in spring are
sometimes called the poor farmers
manure. snow that a farmer blows
under IN fall blowing are rot les,
valuable
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

No one knows the care Of a house
IN al it, departments rs one WHO has
tried it for years. 40 n a know
the WEAKNESS Of selecting. PLANNING
and knowing just what Will be served
Tor the Loo meals which are needed
to give ones family a years growth
except u who has planned that
number for several years.
over and over again one hears.
she IS worn out. She has kept
house for fifteen years, and she is
the lest hpu>ckccpcr | know"
All through the history Of hum3ni.
t. a need calls forth a supply. Each
condition % suffering or demand has
through al ages brought its cure. its
reply.
Sometimes we do not see the cure
as quickly as we might, but it is al.
ways waiting, always ready when
our need is great enough 10 drive us
to it.
what, then, is the response here
to the hundreds OF drawn. tired.
faces: the hundreds of broken down
women who, instead Of ripening into
a vigorous Old age. wither and droon
lnto different stages Of incapacit,
and suffering?
The answer is here:
Learn bodily economy.
spare your forces as you spare your
money.
watch your bank account of INNS.
cular ana nervous strength.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

oo0-"cight per acre may be used
with great advantage. but upon
Ntiii' heavy, vet land il should be
used mode ate.y and only when the
land i broken up. IT has recently
been proved that wheat, barley. oats.
and rye have been considerably I'M.
proved by salt dressings, as it not
only Strengthens the straw and in.
crease, the weld, hut protects the
grain from attacks OF mildew, etc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

El"What the deuce is thc matter with
Daw>on's eyes: one is bulgin.
hca onward al the tine. while the
other is set rigidly on the end OF his
r. Sc"
that's natural enough. Dawson
tried TO see The Worlds Fair ia two
days."-Iuck.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04
RESIDED IN a Ear
How mr. Eccentric Germ,n Did tho s,c...
OF His Country's Capital. '

lJiu tim Git.
of His Country's Capital.
Professor Heinrich Brugsch. ~ -.
University Of Berlin. the mo,t, d;'
tingui>hed living cgyptologist. is nnh
fishing MY Life and Wanderinrs
which are interesting. not only on -,
count Of the revelation of Tho 49,
thor's personality and the reminis
cenccs Of celebrated scientists Of ill.,
earlier half OF this century which
they contain, but ais, b. the ancc.
dotcs which the great savant has ,
Eappy faculty OF relating. One ne
them, quoted by the Philadelnhi,
Ledger, may furnish a hint to some
g: our own globe trottcrs." On
Professor BrugSch's first visit IN
Alexandra he lodged with an ,riyi.
nal by the name of Bauernhor,t. Lv
birth a Mecklcnburgcr, ana a man ~
gigantic strength an stature. wbo
combined the Office Of prussian Vice
Consul with the conduct of a wilma
shop. He was generally known bv
the s~ohriquct Of Father Langfeld."
He rendered important service in
many ways, ami Professor Brugsch
made him promise that if ever he
came to Berlin again he would visit
him.
Some years aftcrward Father Lang.
field appeared n morning at the
Professors rooms in Berlin. After
the customary greetings Professor
Brugsch inquired:
Where are you staying, Father
Langfeld:"
Here. below"
What. In the same house with
me: That Il curious coincidence"
Not at all. In cab"
"Ah. you have u,t come from the
station and are looking for Il hotel?"
"On the contrary; lived in the cab
since Yesterday"
Nv hat IN the name Of common
sense Go YOU mean: And your lug
gag"
Garry it with me- and with his
fat right hand he pattcd a small bag
>lung IN his shoulder by Il green
strap. "llcrc are brush. comb, soap,
and money"
But = ease explain yourself more
clearly: / don't understand at all"
Not much 10 explain. Live day
and nj hit in the cab: sleep perhaps
a coupe Of hours in the stable, COW
cred with Il horse blanket. SUNNI r
.you know. Cabm&n shows me every.
thing worth Sceing-iutrlligcnt fell
iow-sp2rc, Inc the expense Of ii valet
Dc place. Eat ana drink WI. see
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

In Homer. Mich. live Edith and
Edna Love oy, two twins. who look
so much alike that nobody can tell
them apart. says thu NV YORK Re
corder. Their teacher, can't do il.
one day when Edith didn't have Ter
lesson. her teacher asked her % stay.
Just as Edna was goinL out IT the
door, the teacher said: "Didn't |
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

In the average ancient Roman
mouse n fastening usually consisted
OF a bolt placed at the base of each
nan door, so that it might be pushed
ceive it. ~ ie'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

"What is your opinion Of South
Dakota divorces" asked a client who
was cons dering such a step of his at.
tOrney.
They remind me-" replied the
latter, 'of a game of cards. in which
all players cut for fresh partners"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

One afternoon a young man in kits
stood on a doorstep qnilzlng a nurse
mad about her charge. "kin he
talk said he, pointing t. the baby.
why. no. He is only ten months
DID," She repii d. "lIuh." very
scornfullU my little pups only six
months old aud he kin bark"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

out thf!r liquor, without which tho
feast couid not b. enjoyed. At hat
moment the villagers rushed out Of
their hiding-place, and the monkeys
forthwith Scampercd OIL. leaving tie
wine, with which the villagers made
themselves merry.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04
OUR RURAL READERS.
SOMET HING HEEE THAT Will
INTEREST ITEM.

r. t"ay " tario 1pols AMI Machines
IT, toad t"n fif Nor. salt AZ Tcrtr-
ner %pip".sg iiokcu CrounG Hint, 10
N'r-.t,crct,.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04
Botanical Item.

Plants placed under blue plass will
ol"i''' because they cannot Absorb
earoonic acld from the atmosphere,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04

surely II t
earth upon W
Il il the pee
The, are In t
tie or no resi-
which pupn'
Hostetter's
and conv'nc
cacy in incilI
,natism and
among the n
this adinira
they all ha
vital organ
of the Bite
must be al
naliy so or
cas- $, kidn|
patton. dys
ailments
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-01-04
Uon|

-
Jaran II
outdone
Saito To
ing up 81
snake I'll
hands, II
that if Il
swallowI
are scan
money |
lockers
could b
Sa!to P
his nd
three
The pI
swift
we're |
horror
TO cii
in gre
utcS.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
THE "DINIE FLYEK."

Nashville oJacl,>omillc, Fla, without change
via thai,auooga, Lookout Mountain, kcnucsaw
Mountain, Atlanta, Lake City and Macon Ga.
Observation-Disclosures in advance This popl-
lar line gives daylight rides through the mctw-
cSquc mountains and old battles fields of Truurs-
see and Georgia, and is famous for always be-
ing ON time W. L. Danlry general passenger
and ticket agent, Nashville, Chattanooga and ST.
Louis Railroad, Nashville, Tenn
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
FLORIDA BY LOOKOUT MOUNTAINS.

Tourists and others in choosing routgto Flor
ida, Shouldnot miss the opportunity to visit Look
out Mountain, scene of the famous battle "AhuNe
the Clouds, with its magnificent Lookout Inn"
now open. 1t would be- well, therefore, to bear in
mind that the Nashville, Chattanooga and ST.
Louis Railroad is the only line passing around
Lookout Mountain. "DiNie Flyer" through sleep
mg-car by this line from Nashville 10 Jackson
vile, Fla, carries you in daylight Via grand old
Lookout Mountain, kcnncSaw Mountain, Attain
ia, Macon, and Lake City. Sleeping ear bcuhS
can be reserved through to Florida Address W.
|" Danley, general passenger and ticket agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05

twenty-five thousand dollars is
being expended in charging the
plant of the Kilburn Knitting Ma
chine Co., at Martinsburg, W, Va,
4 dying plant will also be erected.
The business world is looking up.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-28
Una carta contra Ssrlt
8 hor DIxeetsr dc LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA.

nor Ulxe0ter da LA CoRREsPoNDENOIAa
Oialitos, Cruces, AZ de sstismbHe do 1894
Diatnguide sabalsyo J amigo estimGdo:
Posgo sxpreso llsysr I'd eEtas Hnsas = RE
gsls 90 isEerci6R.
LA expeieifA "ssrrst," 81 IN psenad que
meHses aPlauBou, quiero prndigtrsslos eleetTisa-
msnte, tan siRGsYos y Sts nte,ssddos como han n
do Giempre las pToduscienes do sFs poaerOsO ints.
lacte
81, con usa ssnsrOsidsd aiA siemplO con sSs
valor catal HuRcs dsgmsAtdo, ha baiado sin asis
do = sin taehs al foado del abiEmo eual otIo
ArqulmOdsg, ha Vuolto ID mpsHA sic gitAadc
EarGba. Eursb7i
7 o. ysTdadl IL % verdadl lQuisn hubie-
eT0ido que nosotToB los 0osseh0YoS de cAt6, e.
tUvisxamos mGmando Gl usfSono son lcs contra
bdndistsS A.. Il qui6s, sin6 Al que as6 IL mar
teca, 10 oCuxHo penSamiOnte tan gublme2. !.
q quieS, EiRo { IN eatAlGn, paiaaRo mio J pASAdO
per aqua, ls h1bie1a iluminado In FTovid0nsia,
una torma tan ssRctIlG tan esns!Saa, para rSsol-
YER el oo1 hicto que nos abxumA, doscubrieRdO
ID psY, sse eBgeKdTo hfbrido dc onEobAndistGsf.
PsTdone Vd, nj qusHido DiTosto1, d exdsAdO
demasiade osta eAYta: "Todo 10 SrGnds AOs 0n.
jeHdTa afSsto, = 10 srGnds y sisNt!fSO IN tempo,
aos sAeA de ID esfsHa de In traAquilidAd, noa
GYsngporta al 0ktpUiAEm0; 90 SSTr0t Ne eoaeoomoS
al houbrs osAmos coRoeOr 81 es:rstOT CAtalAH; e.
nIsstro hsrmaRo y TUS glOTiaS son las HusstHaE:
OallaR Las paaionss snyidioHAsl o. SssnOnsista q
grandNs
Kstk rsdAetRdA ID sxpoici6n, 0n sstilO SEA-
toneioSO, Hovisinso peYqUe oonddsra, antes de re-
sult&y, go o. dc eho's.
El 6'tme considerable, dejarS ain duds pa
titisso 81 Sr BsseIrs, poTque 8! pruebs, como
dos dos son eince, qVs todos los comsrciaAtsG
que eRtkA con Aosotsos contra 81 caRiO U;OIsntO
tambisR son ccpsrticipsE del tontra6anSO J diTk q
NiAistro; que e. era do ladxeRea se he dsstapadc
al otro lade del eharOo, Santa DiosI sStRba pre-
dsssissda IN ilustxada hijo as Ia siudad Con
dal, tsEsr IL gloria dc dsECubIiE aquslla guari-
de- dc cGc0s; svsntajadcs O1iuHdoa de 1slgaxea J
81 Visso.
lAdmirabls progreEo del eAtsndiMiSAte hH
mano lQuiSA hubis1a crsidO que Aqui, ceres, I
nuastrO lAdo, habia IN ssr pTivilegiads, que q
dos PotGdas, eoniuxGSS una tsmpastadH.
que talento seom6mscO mas Oultvado, que hAu1s
que denairo para taAdsY 81 A8z10lo buGsand'
adepton al saAie. "Un peso poE quiRtAl de szd
ear, { les hacsRdAdos que pidAn q eAnjo" lqu
prima, de pripGsSne cnrtslsI.
Tsrmlno con IN huTxs dc delpsdida 81 Gem
patriots D. jose Eor1at Eigusn las hEmsS, cfra
Oisndole Eineo1amente AusStEo apIeeio J een1idG
rs0i6n diStiHguids.
Hu IffmO 8. 8. Q. B. 8. II.
J. CAREER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-28
Y...... MAOS YIYlENO0

Cuando el cicl6A hA aYrAsado loa platAnalea
en algunoH eampos de IL isla; cuAAdo el bacaIao
Ge veRdo mas care que antss de extYar ibYe de
dereehos al psis , cusndo el pan vale 10 ceRta-
von IL libra, tipo p0co ConOsido on Ia P1oviaCia,
80 cusRdo tooa en- gus1te los opexaxios de
lsa fEbzicas de pfsta dc Oasala BasoEa Corts.
de- establsoidss en- PoAoe corxsr 81 riesgo de que.
dar Gin tFAbajo porqus les afectA do Tsshazo Ii
HuspeASi6n del tratAdo de ComexOi0 cor los Eta.
dOs. Unidos dc Am6rica.
he aqui IN 1esients eablegFsma axpsdido
poT loS diehos psnorea Oortada Casaln BeaoHa
"GasC6n, DputAdea - Madrid =
Pongan coRoeimiento seHer Ministro fkbricau
paGtss esETAdas, motives aplicaei6M primera CO.
lurana araRcel. Nsvsnta operarios Gim trabaio
0estioHen Hbrs importation matsria prima.-
OOTtadG, CasG!s, BSsOs0"
Siguiendo como vamcs feaultalis, On real
dad, una dslieia viviY IN ~ pais tan ssbiamente
admipistYado aomo Puerto Rice.
Las industVias sGtkn apagaado sua fuaQon.
Los giTos mas aTxiba del sielO.
Las tEsAsaeClonss eemeTeialsG POGO nenol
que paxalisadas.
81 hambYe aa0maRdo "a horrible faK -.
III MiRiatTo dc UltramaE ostudiando hace
disz amos 10 msnera de xesolVor 81 problems eco
a6mie0 que nos Tsvisnts.
81 osto no 81 l. Jkuja del pesta, que vosg.
Dies , 10 diga-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-28

nusva Oiudad con 81 objOto dc dAt loAtuIa { la
Heal Otdula poT Il que @ y OoReodia 81 4efoKido
titulo n 8impktieo y pregKouista pueblo DE-
Utuado y cen 81 de acoTdaT los featejos con que
hA de csleb1sxno expl6Bdidamento tal ooDoesi6n,
sai oomo las patEOnaloa dc San Miguel Un in
menBo geBtfo eOmpuoato de todaa claaog HOcislos
acudi6 EOlfsita al OonsigtOYio para daT IN voto
deNfA0iau Ia egreaia Rsina Rsgonte de nuestra
quexidA EgpfA Alberta ID soai6n por 81 Alcal
dc don Juan OasellaS, deelar6 dosdo aquel mo.
meEtc elevAdo { ID eategoliA de Ciudsd 81 que
hasta mon entoA antes era m simple pueblo del
csmpc (RrEfsa 0xprepi6n de IN envidiosel. Lei.
de- despu6I 81 acta pOr 81 SesTstariO ssnoY Andi
no tu6 armada poT todoa loa oo1ouRToAtss teTmi
aando q aeto Con pAtTi6tisea lvivasl dados por e
Aicalde al sugusto NonayCs, ID RsinR Rsgsnte.
Al GoberHador General y Puslto-R -Riso que fue-
ron eoAtestados trezStioamanta poY la OonsuITon.
cia La crquests, prspaTada dc antsmano y co
locads On uno de l0s dapAItamsntoS dc 10 Casa
no Aacional PYoOsdi6se dsspu6s la aoleeta en-
trs los ALI coRgrSR Rados para Yaunir foDdoa An
de que ID fiesta eiViea J las pstrenalsu fusE0n to
do 10 mGa pOmpcso possible y era de AdmiraH ol
iespTeRdivsieAto de los elf reuni dos puea en- me-
AoG is media hovR as:ondi6 II collects 10 suma
de ochoeisS toS piso de pesos, iAoluao dOScisntoI
oon one coAtribuye Il OorpOraCi6n, quedaAdO
sonstituids desds aqusl momsAto 10 OomiEi6n or
7aAiEadcra do laE fsStaa 10 que hA dc rocoloC
ter IL TuGcTipoi6n popular. TsrminAdo ol acto
fueYcn cbgequiadoa loa ccncuHHsRtas con pYotu.
si6A de dulses, csrvszaS, ieoTss tAbaOoS. In
FaENmeA fu6 IN vordadeYo acto de patriOtiSmo y
de eAtuaissmo popular = al sue AaiatleToA tam
bi6R les Jefes y OGOiales del Battalion de VOlun.
talios Las Aeataa pTousten ser djgnan de mOn-
oieaATHs poT ID sxploRdids1 del vsCiAdRrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-28
IN LA APELAOION


Los sisRte veiRte y Muevs pesos mn esHtavo,
REPRESENTAN DOOE MIL EOVEOIBNTOE
UN EJGNPLARES do La CoRREsPeEDEKcIA
vendides l eentavo, que pssAn 3l5,4 ,426 gYamoV,
sean SIS kilou 42c gTanoa iguAI ss6 lib. ~ I
onxaS media
Oads hejR de nusstro disYie tisae ., 100 cen
tfmstrss cuadrados SupeIhoiales, de mod0 que,
rtunidOs loE IL, ,90l ajsmplsrsS, Sc pOdYia haeer
uaa skbana dc 81 milloAas 7S5 mil 100 csHtime.
tro1, baatante para cubrir IN espaeio do 6,779
metros cuadradoB, tel vex mayer que o. sslaY que
ocupa ID Real FoYtalsxa con GsH jaHdiHss Cor.
tado 81 papel en una tiTA de 5 csRtfmetxcs de m.
cho teAd1fa de largo 131, SEQ metros 20 eentfme-
tEcs, bastanto para II Con ella dssde aqui ID Pc
siREuls, con sssAla en- N0lills, regresar poH Nue.
aYo1k J Ouba, Eobrsndo algo pa1A Isvsx las
puAtaH ViequsS ID CulebTa CulsbYits. 81 d
list6R dc rap0l tusss del AAcho do Iss smplsadsu
sn 81 telSgrats, se pod1ia dar 10 vusIta 81 mundo
IN par de veces.
Los l20 peBog ! eentAvo pesan en- mexica.
aoH ibras onxaa y cubTen una HupS,dcie do !
metro 81 centimstros, peTo eomo 1usstYoo nego.
clos sen de chavOs, dirsmOs que AqusllA suma Ia
cen 10, ,32l piezaa de an shave, pssAado 81 kiloS
pueates sa pila foYmariAn una eolumna do 1s
metres rs centimstros de altGTa