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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
HE WAS A MORFIEND.
One More Man Who Is "GOing to Waste
Fined $25.

One More Man VINO Is ssGoing to Waste
Fined $25.
There was only one victim in the po-
lice court today, and that one was a
tramp who had been drunk and disorder
ly. He admitted his guilt and threw
himself on the mercy of the court He
got $25 worth of Ieniency. He looked
as though he would like to change his
plea and be tried all over.
Reynolds is morphine fiend, or the
police have shortened it into t'mOrfiend."
He is thought to have taken about 10
cents worth of morphine on top of sew
eral drinks of white horse, and the re-
suit was a state of extreme mental inc
briation. He wished to be confidential,
and tell people secrets of vast import
ance and generally forgot what he was
going to tell before he got through He
pestered every body within two blocks of
the Union Pacific depot. The fine was
made large, because Reynolds was only
released from the city prison yesterday
morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
DEPRESSION rs NOT THERE
Alaska One Part of the Union Hard Time 90
Hasn't Reached.


Hasn't Reached.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-Among the
arrivals from Alaska today was E. o.
Sylvester, proprietor of the Alaska Her
aid at Sitka and the Journal at Juneau.
Dir. Sylvester says the far northwestern
part OF the continent seems to be the
only portion not affected by hard times.
There is in fact unusual prosperity there,
so he says
Already over 200 miners have passed
in via Juneau for the gold mines up the
Yukon and among them were three or
four women and several children who
will walk the long distance of go miles.
The women wore mems trousers, as we'll
as the ordinary dress to protect them
selves from the cold.
Last year the miners got a good deal
of gold" said Mr. Sylvester, l know
quite q number who cleaned up from
$4,000 to $4,000 and $4,000 each and
this has awakened an increased interest
and caused these women to go IN and
Join their husbands"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
DECORATION DAY.
How 1t Will He Celebrated in Topeka
This Year.

How 1t will BE Celebrated in Topeka
This Year.
Decoration day will be observed in To-
peka with parade, exercises at Hamil-
ton hall and exercises at the Topeka
cemetery. The parade will take place
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The mayor
and council, police commissioners and
police force, the fire department and sew
eral other organizations of the city will
| be in line The old soldiers will head
the procession.
Lincoln post has the arrangements in
charge. The graves of the soldiers will
be decorated during the morning. The
services are held at Hamilton hall, par
TALLY because the directors of the ceme-
terry object to having such large crowd
at the cemetery as the grass is injured
by the tramping of the crowds; and it is
too far out for the procession to move.
Memorial Sunday occurs on May p.
Rev. NJ f. McKirahan will deliver the
memorial sermon at Hamilton hall in the
afternoon Coptain j. B. Johnson will
make the memorial address on Decora-
ton day.
Grand Army Notes.
The executive comm ittee of the Kan
sas Grand Army meets at Hutchinson on
Friday to make arrangements for the
state encampment. This committee will
also fix the exact date of the'reunion.
Assistant Adjutant General Charles
Hattop will go to Hutchinson tonight to
attend the meeting of the executive COM
mittee.
Department Commander Campbell is
in Independence today. He will arrive
in this city Monday and will go to Hutch
inson.
Captain Joseph G. Waters, the depart
ment inspector for this district. has as
sumed the duties of that office. The
work of these inspectors is to tighten the
work of the department commander.
Elaborate preparations are being made
! at Wichita for Memorial day. The meet
ings are to be held at the new auditor
ium.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

JUNCTION CRY Republican: We are not
surprised at the disposition of many in
giving aid to, and speeding the "Indus-
trials" on to Washington. 1t simply
shows desire in the people to impress
upon the minds of Cleveland and his
tariff reformers that they are now har-
vesting the crop that they have hereto
fore sOwn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

THE Populists in Ohio have nominal
ed Coxey for congress in the Eighteenth
district. Should he be elected. he may
introduce any insane bill or chimerical
petition without the least fear of being
arrested It Is strange he didn't think
of this easy way before.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
THE DEATH RECORD.

Annie Hamilton, aged 10 years, died
of consumption yesterday at her home,
1164 Buchanan street. The funeral was
held this morning at the Church of the
Assumption.
Mrs. Leland J. Webb's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. nj. ID. Herman, both died on
May 8, at their home, Wellsburg, Penn
sylvania- Mrs Webb was there visiting
at the time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

A CRY of fire was started in the EN-
poria schools and the children stampeded
just to see how a new plan of clearing
the rooms worked Pretty soon they
may be exposing the children to small
pox in order to prove whether it ia really
contagious or not
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

WHAT deep cunning it was in the
Missouri Democrats to commend the ad-
ministration for its wise and patriotic
course in repeating the federal elections
bill and not say word about its states
manlike and pure course on the Sher-
man clause repeal, the issue of bonds
and the restoration of LiIiuokalani.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

LYNDON Journal: Would 1t not be a
condemnation of the actors In the great
est drama of the Republican history of
Kansas, to go back on Douglass and
Hoch? and if you do go back on them
what will the Pops sayf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

THE strikers about Uniontown, Penn
sylvania, are to get 5000 week from
their labor organization until the strike
Is ended If there are not too many OF
them what is the use Of going back to
work az all when they can do nothing
and live of their income.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

THE disposition of the administration
to withdraw from the Berlin agreement
in regard to the government of Samoa
may be an Indication that the state de-
pArtment has grown less fond of uphold
ing foreign governments than il was a
little while ago
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

JUST how the declaration of Missouri
Democrats in favor of silver and their
denunciation Of any act stopping its
coinage can be construed as an indorse-
ment of Cleveland. il will be interesting
to have some of that gentleman's abject
worshippers explain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

THE gloom in Boston over the destruc-
ton Of the base ball park is greater than
at any time since the mighty Casey
struck out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

MR.. BLAND's face was said to be
wreathed in smiles when the vote on the
Missouri platform was announced How
indeed could a Democratic convention
be held without smiles, especially in
Kansas City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

Ir 10 a wonder Commissioners Wag-
ener didn't order all the other industriais
in the country to jail instead of paltry
400
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

SENATOR HUNToN is a very unselfsh
man. As soon as the proposition was
made to give him $25, 900 to vote against
the tariff bill he says he went around and
told six or eight of his friends about it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

The one hundred thousand dollars
that the sugar trust was willing to pay
to prevent hostile tariff legislation proves
that that infant industry is badly in need
of protection.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

THE investigation of the charges of
bribery in the senate may throw some
light on the conduct of Mr.. Hill in OBJ
stinately refusing to support the tariff
bill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

II MIGHT be well for Wichita authori-
ties to spend less time looking after the
''veiled lady" and put forth more efforts to
apprehend the crank who is after Mrs.
Lease and put him where he could do
no harm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

WHEN Coxey gets to congress perhaps
the Washington police may have the
pleasure of reading the speech he failed
to deliver on the capitol steps in the
Congressional Record--if they can read.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

THE people of Iowa are feeding Kel
ly's army on buttermilk. 1t seems od'
but then it is simply their whey.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

Mr. HENRY GUST, member of parlia
ment is good deal like Am erican mem
bers of congress just now.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

WASHINGTON, May 1Z-Forecast till
8 y. N. Friday: For Kansas-Fair;
cooler in extreme eastern portion tonight;
warmer Friday; west to north winds be-
coming variable.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

COMMISSIONER WAGNER must have
stood in with somebody who wanted the
contract to build a big Jail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

CoXEY wants to go to congress SO h'
may walk on the grass as the other con
gressmen did.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

THE senate will probably think the
government cannot afford the expense of
an investigation of the use of money to
influence legislation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

Malaria is one of the most insi5ious of
health destroyers- Hoods Sarsaparilla
counteracts its deadly poison and builds
mp the system
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

The entertainment of Capital Legion
No /, 8. K A o. u. W., announced for
Friday evening, has been postponed I'M
til June Sth. The tickets bought for this
weeks entertainment will be good June
9Th. j. b. HIBBEN,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

SENATOR TELLER Is doubtless very
much looked down on for his sympathy
with the Coxeyites by the more respect
able members who may be in the sugar
deal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

Jack MereWether observation-disclosures.
... Mr.. John V. Abrahams
Marion Merewether (his wife)
.. Miss Nellie E. Whitehead
Constance Cameron young widow.
...... Miss Alice Prescott
Captain Trentham (bachelor)
Mr.. Charles Kleinhans
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
For Ffrty Yearx

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup hal
been used for teething. 1t soothes, softeni
the gums, ailays pain, cures collie Bes
remedy for diarrhoea- 25 cents. bottle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
Omaha, Neb., May 4, Il

TO Whom 1t Nay Cancern;
am troubled considerably with head
ache and have tried almost everything
which Ia used preventative cure. but
there is nothing that has done me SO
much good as Krause's Headache Cap
suies. ALBERT HELLER
Sold by all druggists.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17
.sThe Marble Arch.

The one act comedeitta, 'sThe Marbla
Arch" written by Edward F. Roe, will b.
given at Library Hall tomorrow evening
FRIDAY, May 49,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

Fine Work.
At Topeka Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-17

D. Holmes, druggist. 7sl Kansas ava
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28
6, honor de- Don Pablo uLarrl

Ien - m1sFH so-smFI1au que syug ucEcNcI
zos, tEvi'Ios lrgar estR manasA en- 10 Catedrs
les hsREes fhasbres uiEpueGtaE por el Coraitt
CsxtyaI del pa1tdo condieioRsImaEts Esps mol
RsmcTia del ssnoI CoRds de Ssn JotS do SsR
tugac, sIiEtisado a. ssto aumeroliiino auditoTio
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cloves ds 8. q E. r. 81 Go sTsador J SegEAdc
Oane, y CoEaisioneA de todoH los Comitea losAlel
ds Ia IGle.
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q ssatre ds i Ravs priacipal, vsiaEss nsyoI
adaero de pracioEaa J aviislisas coroaRa dc la'
qts TsgsnAl RyeT, 20 .ibidaS Ultima hoXs d.
ciysrGos ppsblos de Ia ProviReiA EA VAa do la'
euIuRnaa do Ia Rsva de la Igesia vaiass I'm hsy
meEo ss.rdo de Pusrtr-Ri 10 cuhisrto en- paYte
PoT nh cTeap6R.
acto faS prssidds por q CeuitS Central
sae ca GAsrps aSiati6 los eHcios. EStou, aver
emo hoy, tasron asntAdos poT vi Oasildo Gate.
RAJ sH la rciSa de Requiem ASisti6 cono pHssts
& DaAn, acompAnAdo d. les PEobsndados asnoxaB
OAssAni Osldn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28

-Se termisa mas pYonta. RscAeTda Hsted 81
srseSato da Horauio; "nula dio EiRs lniA"
auando m6Acs 10 Pienss vaTA concluida LIZ
ChsYcs".
Tejsra por su parts iassxVsAiA dando fni-
NOS alIsutos { u iSo 81 auB cotidiAnaa vlsitas
{ oa1a, qus asOlsabamoH On lss1ls : revolver
le "a bagaj4 ItersYio, opeyaci6A que lusRo haste.
mos al pcats OnhaRo. quiea no caiAba On % en-
peAo de cue zsAo tsEmiRsra "hA OhaHcA" %
brave plsHo.
PoE Ha "LA CA,rca'. sIsuvo IA lssrlAi 100
nor 1D6nds1 lOakndo7
De IN tir6A, en- 81 csmpo en- Dis fsGtivc
IL modo gus Rsdis nos molsItfrs, nj iHtsr1um
pisra.
Llsgs el dsssado Domlugo. En una csStits
suIimos les urovisioHea nscaUaTiaU para IN Al-
aueIxo coRtortsble, al coehssito do Zsao. cor
IL tE0gso dc II mahAna y dspAFtieado AitgraMaR
- nos tRimos loH tres ID quiata del padre Dc
TsierA. Y aaReguiis lear Zsao sN alta vc1,
sIlf sa medic de Ia natuyalsEA sgreHts, niYaEdc
al catsto, las laderaV de Las montshAs 10 maGs
pklidA que baiaba las Hegdas del baTrlo per aul
1 50 mpYag donixieal
va sstk 81 aImueTxo, dijo Yoya la cociRsra.
DuraRta el almueTxo cos eAtAnes los CAPT
tales leidos,
La degcripci6A tel, tsse mueha luz, Aay
que tomptAy Is hrillsRtez del cooridc, qua pare
80 algo conventional.
III e1adTo cual, abundA en- sombras, esd
-El eAIacter de tulaHo hay qas PrsclHarlc
mas.
-Acorts susA sacenA Ooncrsts mas sst'
idsa.
Y diEcutiepdo uaas va ess de asusrdo ctrAI
| niclnos sl slmVsIzo.
Dsl corosdor paGAmoI al bAlcon, 0SpsHaI
Il cafe tumaRdo. Frents 10 caHa para 81 ATT
gao eamiRo de AdiuRtss, hov convsItido On -
tteeha veTsdA vsciual, gracias Ia csJxetova qu'
fades las rnontanaG Los car pssiEos psEsbsl
por &li 20 lea IsnAIana { ZSao Te1evs
sqaalos aps tssiAA EsmsiasxA CON los psIIoa' js
10 La CA .,oa
-Mi4sa uGt1dss, sGe qSs viene abi, % Giro
ssusI que exuEl 81 rio eE GaSpar; la que Tspe
hlsqqslla cusstA o. LsaadYa, eIa etHa 90 usl
ds lAS Faces.
hsssa Dsbl6p. II daico qss no pss6 fu6 JuAl
dsl Salto.
Dsspuss del cafe, volvinoS & ID lsctura; 10
6 de ID tsrde ssriAR caaRdo teTmiEGda Hos pre-
aarGbsmcs & volvsr ( 10 haiuYA y el Doctor DAYi'
FfaRceschi lego on bGsca de ZSao, qGiOR Ts
RmAbR para asuat0S profeaioAalSB.
Han passdo cBstro msssS. La CAGreo hl
sidO inpresS, N ejenplsT de ella, con 0Hprfsi
~ dedisAto1iR me hA traido ZSuo
LA he leido RusyameAts. NJ eutoH ac0pt,
10 sYitca que 10 hieieramoa. 1TsHdYG exito1 lHe
6eompYsHdideG
No 10 Ie, psro z ,Ro no dsba dsGmAyay, sin.
per al co1trario diSposerss { Ia edici6A dc Gar
dana y termiRAT Ell Negosso J0eobs, vSTdado
vas contiauaeionsG do Id ChGrsa.
ExplicadoG Los qys pRedo lamar podYORo
dc IL apAricioR de LA ChaycO, oc6YTsMe eIcYibil
sohss ella algunaG CHArtillas. (OoHtiAuaIG)
AGUSTIN NAZARETH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28

RsAluasHte, 10 EeOIstsd dc SocOrros kdtRoI
Ls BssedsA'', VA adquIrisSdo dc dis sa alA na
YoE pTsstigio 8 imr-TtaAcia y d dato iokS slo.
sAsAts qua paalismoa ciIsg ss apoya dc susatTe
aSsIto sa, "a zdlz Ar o2sro de aociOs que
dnaits ca cRda INA d . IA Gasloasa que cele bYt
~ JsRts DiTectiVs. ga la del luKss &c del co.
rr esss iagrsa'roa 81 zoe %, siasdo dc sotar que
vAA Reogi6adosa sRs Esisiqs les paKk0AAs qse
foTmAn 10 arem dc RusEtra Rcesdad, toda Ves
l1s Is mayo paite de loo il grssadcs en- las Ill
mas nsSiosas pSttsRaces : "a c ase de pro lsta
ciog. rs /. Citada rssi6s hG tsaido la ait kos
~ dieha socisdAd bet ehcA, de AdmitiE En- ala d
mo ss. Ooispo Fray Tc4ioio NJ gusla y -
ssbor sIc1etano PAIueulA1 Fray JnItn LloTsn-
Ss.-FelcitsRaos sis csraUo sRts { sociaded tan
d1patica J los iuUEadoI doctorsI On. toTnsl
"a Sscci6R Teesica, cayo prsItigio % dsbs
LiAdndA alsmsAta tsa ssfala . t.ina fc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28
la CORRESPONDENCE De PTo.-RIC0
EIERoo1Ks rs DS NovIEHBRE On 1894.
6L DERRIBO De LAS MuRlLLls

Ia aido psnerslmeAta biaa AcoRida oA elta
Capital Ia auevs publicsda por los d1arioa de S.
kca diRE, AraacaR!a qua "a brave 50 darA FHiR-
Cipi0 al darFiac de lea murallas, ppyqua 81 &C.
besAador Gensfal piezsa nbviax dihcultadss dis
ponieado q1a smpisssR simulttnsAmaats las
ab7aa dis coRstvueni6s de los fQsTtsH Is destKuc-
aitn dc sRa osrco cue nos sofosE impidisado ol
ensaEchs de Ia CiUdsd Nosotrca sspsrfbsmes
aaa husRs Roiaia, pusE dsade Madrid nos hsbian
ansrita--y va 10 hsb{suos anNSeiado,-quo Ia
llsgAda del ashof Cosossl LsgRnA i islA, dA'
Hian Gnnisxzo laa citadsA ohYaa.
M craeasoh nee cratic naNifcGtaE 10 q. todoE
RsaeA repsNdameats Ee he dicho; eato 90 que
las mursllss no siyvAa sh1sIutSmsSts de hAdh
puaa es Jos tisn o. q caTremoi nj tisseA raEoA dc
Esg vi nca poadrits Al shyigo de Ia arsllslit mo-
deEaA HI dsEgreciadsmerts xes vi6fepaoE stlados
per w par de scorEEadot aqsi doRde pusdo de.
ciass nj ArtiiieYia seAewoa coz qEa detsndsrEoS
psra qua ppeda ruastTA OiudA6 msrscsE les ho'
neFss de plsEA fpsYts
La impoYkancis one slcaHEsxk il Capital 81
dia cue pusd6 sxsssdsTss msiorEg lAs coRdIe1o
des bigissieka qus ysquisrs 81 cAserio, so hay pa
n QUO sEccmlsFlaa.
Todos EAparaos que viviea6o aaoztonadc!
eomo viviraor, oil diA qus foTmalE2este (y vs'gt
In fraRtl Eoa isvsdh uKa epidsEiR, no vAmos {
po5er dsfsndeYnaa ds ella aqui doRis las habita-
cioasE oeuFEdss Tor Ia gaRts pobrc. IL falta d.
Raua -. baets de AiTs al plaR de alcaAt&ri-
HAao &c rsspoaie4 & }oa prsceptoa de IA hygiene
TeRs, gueF, motives al veciRdario de cat
CiudRd paFa sla EarFs da In aueva ds qRe FTcAti
priaeiplsgf al darEtho de Las mEYallaa J Vi 81 &C.
xeral Danfa &c toyeS snpeno ea que se ds pXozt
imRul7o esAa q bE Z, dabs Huattxo AJuztRsaieH
80 ayud rla ef ,AEr2GAta, 6n de qIs NJ 80 plsS
de Narneo, nj kfga RuAstia mails ausTts que o
preassten Nuevts di6su.taseE.
AL bUeR eatssdsdoE oea me1is palabra haEts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28
nuavs 1u,ta ei txplogj

La Husva Susta eli sxpleEiya conoeidG cor
Il nom brs de .ThAsbslita", dsYivA 81 RCmbrs del
apaIltdo de sus il toYss les heYpaRoE SshEsbs-
lin, el n nacerdets el otlo teniazts del siSTsi
IA tfsxcGs. La 'Ihsnsbs Its" sOnEists pTinsipsl-
nsRts de elorAte do potAEa IN loH lAsayoE qss
also Yecis1 tensRts ~ AYgsRteuil 81 Gbate ehss-
ostB, prepare 81 explosive On pTsssnsia Dc eisrta
a6nsro de expst tAdorsa y dsspu6s lc granul6 sR
In moIiso de e. fS, 10 mschsc6 con uE maYtillo
VATiau vecss sin que hicieSs explosion. II polvs
ls ls .FhaebelitA" aolo Sc in llama lo1 $40 gsa-
tos de- tempsrAtars. Produce muy POGO humc,
aunqus NO pHede ccmpsyllsl n GEts coSespts
son la p6Vera iBfume.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28

"Ei BAnco ds Isglstsrrs, 81 mks taslts de
mundo, isas guI6 srs oEeiacoA 81 baacaIiGH el dis
Z de EEaYo de 1895. El rIoyscto fac prossEts
s,do por NJ comsroiAnia esco,Ss, nombrado Gui.
lOrmc p tsrsoB, para v1HcsT IsG din f.ultadsS q.
aSncis1as de! rss Guilsrmo Ill, para EoStena1 Il
zusYra contra Francis. Baio IL iIhuexcia de
Patterson J Gao frey, sualeAta eemsreiantss EHs
.RibieYcR ma cYscita sums de dis0Io para N
smrr6atit1 del goaieYso, 81 Ocho poY cieste de
ut.r6a eaga!, & Ra de eoRstitniY 81 Banco \
oloy, cto sncoH tg6 uSe violeEtN opcalci6n sn
Parlamssts, psro faS ssrobado per 81 Ysy sl IS
is Abril de 1924, J g. II de Ju1o Is 10 sxsidlt
. aSte1isaci6s, E0mbTindoss 4 Sir john HoH.
loD, primer gotsYs ader do bRn.o , primer di
o. stado- goboYn adcH o. rico eom&KaiaAte Goo frey
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-11-28

Al psiseipio de Ia EdAd Media sl uro de los
guantsG cssi lego { gaHsIaizAEs. Los saballe.
roS, GRcerdt tes y sen rss da Ia Ecbtx 90 BsRsSR
somo objeto de distiaci6R de- laa cissas HociGlfE
tsr'ors; J ics guaRtes tesfss 5ifsrsEt Egsif.
ssci6a Bimb6ies &c amor, ht-ldsd, duelc, sum
ii6a, sts6iera Gsgds 50 CASA y colcr Sin en-.
barge hsHta ls 6pcea de Las XIV no 90 usaTcR
gsHeHeimeste COMO parts d. . slsgEacis dsl ira
is. DuEsAts q rsiEado de.aqusl moz&rc& trsa.
~, los gus tsa dc Paris GoEAnsR de IA privile.
go iuporsAts; o. usahsn de difsTeRtsa eatilcu ,
solo Podf.n hscsrlos nde los al pdblieo los
1uaRtsros pertuNe % DIS . 1914 haEia 1880
Luis XIV dist6 warrior edict2a rIchipisEdo 81 uso
= los gasRtss bordads de orc plata Ea
aqrOllA 6p7ca lcG g1altes se Los horabTeu Ileva.
oan nsaoplas y los de- las REiaTea e1bHisA todo
j tYSEo, como Ee ussn hoy
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badora TatoTCasda que 70 ha 0AvaSado q mes pR-
ssdo ca 81 Hospital de PYacticAAtSs dc NOdieins
de Nueva York, estAb0cido raciontemoHtO en- IL
SegEHds AvsnidA n6melo $50. Los que han
viato Ia Mueva iReHbadora, dis0n que lleAa mara.
villosamante - cbjsto, On todos los detRlea que
sugisTs Ia eienciA y II expsHiI nOia; refolYiendc
81 problems que 90 visEs msditRRdo kacs algu.
nos amos. EstA ineHbado1a oatk provista de te.
dos los EtsnHlioV, GaIvsgua1diaV, lndisadores "a
sonGticcs J ma ssTis de a1Eeglss eonvosientag, {
In do que 0l premature nino YoCI0m naCidc cum
pla 81 tempo RatuHal de incRhaci6n dert1o Dc On
to spRxato, con eateTa seguIidad de eenEOTvRYi q
vida, siA peligHo dc psxdexia & oauHa de inpeT.
fleci6n On ls iacubadcYa.
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distiBg aldo, y { 10 vsx arg q1lteato erainsats dc
uaa ctudad cerCaHa Nusva York, quisn haze
algunoH anoS ha eEtad0 t'abajAAde sn 10 YOFolv.
ei6n de este prob ema eiontifso necGniso, hssta
qHe ha cIeido haberlo xssus.te ID parfsosi6n.
Con lsg iKcabadeHas cOnoCidas haSta hoy.
solo se salvaban de ID Muort0 81 vainticineo nor
eisRto de los ainos pxsmat2HsmsAte saeidoV. aue
80 somstian sl sxpsximento. Con 0GtR nuava in
subAdeHs, ssgdN aSeguIa q autoT, - saIvaYGn el
08 PoE cisRto Dc los ninoa que sH ella saan { ata
doE. PeTtscta y o6modamento eAvaolto On sus
pAnaleg, como 81 iAssets en- "a csSullo con ID %.
kscita deScubiayta, 50 eolesa el pxonat11o reeiOn
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abHIr eeIra1 oa oiog, alinaeHts1Gs etc, cen IN.
tara asguIidad dc qua q aiEs d tfo, nj ol enloY
ls oeasionem 81 mas loY0 dano; eaai sxactamonto
aomo 81 sda psrmanscisEe en- d nano de 81 ns.
Dire, hsEta eumpliT, dGatYo dc Ia inenbadcfa, 81
tempo natursl qHo ls falta para Al somploto dc.
ssrxollo tiuiso AdquixlS Il tusxxa, salad y vita
lidAd necaaa1iA.
u RAeya inagbadesa, GoA Il opAHatA ooa.
slsts g vaa ssae sAasEQaags issgaaa 80 slsIla,