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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
AYiiSO.

Habiendo cesado 81 arrien~
do que teuinmos esUab blcido con don
Pearo F. Colberg de Caoo Ro]o de
uuest:a. SallDa denuminada For
tuna" e0clavada ed 81 siti0 de il
montalvs ae 10 juridicci6n de L@jas,
y necho oarg de ella ~ps conduafios;
htmos esJaD4 e:ldo desde esta fechz,
Una sJciedad CJmerclal Ioduatrlal
ear~ Is es splotncl0n de la mismA que
llrAIa baJU IL rAzon de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

Aver y hoy con motive de Ia
vijilia Ia carne Sc est3 vend;eEdo q
diez centayos el kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

E centric Couuia Espan0la,
de- Caguas hs tenido ID cortesfs de
invitarnos para IN bAie que Cele'
brAra en- sus sa'ones o} ?: 6xlmo do
miugo. II 81 anigeraArio do So fnnda
ci6n. GtaCias mil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

En e. b8rtio de He5ichsl del
t6rmino municipal de BArranquitss,
So halls vacante ura e>cuela rural
E. % espira el plazo para, presentar
soLicitQdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
Dr.. NJ. Ramirez.
0CuliSta.
CONsULTAs, DE 2 as,

Gratis para los pcb -es, de s s
10 q. N, en- 81 hospital de Santa Ro.
So.
San Francisc0 Al, ats del es,
tablecimiento de- don Lucas Cine
nez u 8 p.
Dan Bra lno DaeBo de 3 va
II ! NJ raega kng&mos c2rs5a~ Qnp
no tiene, nj dirocta, ii indirect. men
10 pa t cipsci61 alguGa "a las 1oti
clas que, refereutes q aquel Fuatl =,
putlica sLA De euocracia0 de G. =
gdas
En- 10 pras9nte los Eeta1os C1.dos
construye Trapich-s para moler Cana. a
nvel de los fabric4dos en- Europa, eI quc
sUscribe es el Gnico Agent en Pto, REQ
ellos.
Dara detalles nrec o5 r. A, AIactie.
Gale del CrisEo No: l.
La s5lvld@Q que So cel4br6
h7y ee Ia CApills de la Y, O F. re-
<o:r6 espleadida h1biendo ASSISTED:
1perosa concurrencia, todos los
1 S SO sc9ccaron ala sagrada M
So to mar Is comuai61.
LOZAS DE CANARIAS psrs
pavimeotos var den { preci: limits
dos en- Ell zlmAcen de A Vicente y
Ca.
(Marir a. n s 80 18
Este veraDo p&rece que las ga
1linas han puastO mas que nuacs,
esta man ma Sc vcian en- el merc4do
muchos pre- ,tCs de- ventas de huevos
que vendfan any bsratos.
Una comis,ou de art9sanos de
Ponce ha solicitado del Ayunts
miento los salones para celeb-ar IN
bale en- obsequio de sus compafle'
ros de JuRn& DiAz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

Los musiscs de Ia b&nda muni'
cipal de Nsyaguez dicen que 81 no
les pagan 10 que SO les deDe no to-
can
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
Dr. ChGVr0mOnt,
CIRUJANO DENTISTA.

San Francisco SO al lado de la
Farm&cia del sef10r Blanco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
Fernando FerC andez,

Fernando Fernandez, sg5nte
jndicia y de empresss 5eatEales. re-
f1rencias'a satisfacoiou, dedIca9do-
sc tsAbjeu ii cobro do fucAs urba'
mas, con garant1As 81 las piden.
AgeuibO 2. r. d 10 9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

En- Ia taro7 u7 aysr fu6> deteni
do en- el dep6s1Uo muuieipAt y dis
pos ci61 del Juzgado Municipal de
San FrauciscO, Ell individuo jose
Morales, de B ,yam6n, que en- la
m~F"0~ d"l mlsmo dia agretj6 & Jo
sis Rem de Sent r g, IN almacen
de It's un res B rceso & ca de eets
comercio, produci6ndola dos Leridss
COntus3s,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
COMPRA DE SEBO DE RES

COMPRA DE SEBO DE RES
La fAbrica de jab6n Ella Indus
tria Puertorriquenao de la Sucts On
de Roman & ca establecias en- Ha-
to Rey, Rio Pledras, comprA todo el
s b0 de res que les sofsez3sn. Drig r.
Sc en- Ia misna don Policarpo
Echevarrfa. 30 26
FL pueblo de Toa B.ja, pro
tesla anre el Presi3snte de la Repd
blica. de ia snexi6u acordadA de di
cno t6,miuo al dc BAyam6n.
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de jose G del
Vale Fortaleza II (altCs) Gesti6n
en- los Centres odclales y Ayunta
mienros. SO cuenta con abogados
del pals y americ&nos y traductor
Tambien se OcupA esta ofcina de
cOmpJs y venta de t1ncAs etc.
Pm.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

Hemos visto lRa ceremonias,
GUS So han celebrado hoy en- Cate
1ral Y han resu,ta1o Con mnchs
pompa, Ia misa SO c%nt6 q toda or'
quest>, la concurrencia de feles nu
ner0sisima, y eu tod, los temples,
hemos Observable 10 pr0pio
PArece qua la cDnpetencia ha
revividQ el quito ca16 icO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

CQEBEGO 8 LAS KApRES----El Jarabe oalrnan
% Wlnsow debe aserse, sempEe que los niHos esta5
81 peQge6O sufriente; produce IN sueno natural y
apts o @ U3 d. a0 ~ GT9s y "a 81
ladsE Calma al nino, apanda las enc1eg, aliyta o.
esEs me3or conoofdo remeGo psrs la disPrss' ast
sGItG de- l8 dsntinhp 8 de oeras oauaae, TsnsT oui
dHdo pediH pOr "Jarsbo CAlEa anGs de Rr Wtnsow
RaP al 1a fOdN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
Sc VENDE.

LIS casa de Ia calle de San Jose
ndmero q
Ioformar&n Ftrtalezs 81,
U 9 30 12
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

En un meeting celebr4ao el dia
p en- eI tehtfo de Mayo gQez. h,cie-
ron uso de Is paIabJa los senUres
SAsp0Tt. Salguero y Mata VeIez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

El Centric espanc1 de Maya
guaz prepare uu G An bale para Il
domingo de PsSaua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
PILDORAS RECONSTIFUYENTH
DEL LCDO. GIOL
lei Mejor Remedio de la EpocaI

T6nco poderoso del stema nervoso Enrueeen sang dan
vida al ORGANISING general.
personals hoy tomando Pdoras asombos
resultados.
Normazan aidad las funciones dgesivas aumentan Ell
apetito
las Botcas Procio: 20 centavos GAIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
BUENA OCASION.

Sc vanden las casas, Gale de TIE
tuAn n6meros 27 y 90 que tienen s&-
lida Ia Marina.
Como Ia construction en- Is Ma
rina de- IL Estaci6n Naval es un he.
cho, facil Sc hace compre nder 10 q
anmentar&n en- vAlor las propieda
des en- ese sitiO.
Dara informes D, Ben ito Carre
rRs. Nd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
Sc han casado civilmente en- Ia
ciudad del Oeste, Don Vicente Ri
vera y Is senorita Agspita Cuebas,
SACOS PARA AZUCAR.

Hllo acarreto en- fardos, Hero
gAlganizsdo AGAR alad0.
Ofrecen & los precics mas ba'
jos de plsza y sifven pedidos q to-
da1 Ia isis.
A 0 tega y Ga.
Te.ua IS = II. San Juan, P R.
n 8 10 ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

En- Mayagusz tuvieron nm dis
gustO l. s67eues Armando Esteve
y Ant0Di0 CsbsZza resuItaL do el
seguudo con tres heridas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

Ls Geripga do chorro remolino
qno anpucis La CORRESPONDENCE
en este DGmero, Ia vendeu Soo5inos
de Armas, San Juan. E3 Ia gran in
venci6n para e7itar la ruina.
15 *
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
J. LOPEZ g. Ca

y Oportunamente ofracemos nuestrcs
productos 81 Comercio de Ia isla Y
J. barccs caboterls en- Is sYguridad
que todos que4aran complexities
La gesC0ria de dlcha sociedad
queda desde luego eetab eciaa en-
esJa Ciudad.
San Garma0 F ah~ero 12 he 1902
LOPEZ & Ca
Tele8 & afo UIoptz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

En- ell impatico Casino de Ia
cindad del O8ste SO e,ta ensaysndo
una zarzuela para ponerIa en- esce-
ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

LOZAS DE CANARIAS psrs
pavimeotos var den { preci: limits
dos en- el slmacen de A Vicente y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
"CChriStmaS B8zaf."
PO.to RjCan Bargain House,
IS ALLEN (Fo1 taleza) st.

Anctioneering Advertising Ira
duiR O.. comisionistss y veEdedoros
en- / L 0rica subAsta.
EKte"so y variado surtido en- O.
factce d. gran utiidad precios bs'
Tati im0s.
uniros reprose4tsntes de Ia gran
oGnufacturs de nucb'ns 3 SO ITO
& Go I'll Front St New York
Y agentes De los cochts corraus
enl18 S>n luAn y FHiafdo.
PRECIOS de PASAJES.
D. San Juau Fslardo. 10
De id id. ida
Y vuelta vaieders poy Z dias. 81 90
De San Juan a Rio Graude. 81 so
De Rio Grade Fajhrdo 81 50
% Allon (Fortaleza) St.
Apctlonering Advertising g Trading
O..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

Aver hS de5ido te1er lugtr
on MaYagu un gran meeti' & en el
tastro con objato d. organizAr la
<Fede &C o. Regional
FL stnor Timoth69 te1f= eucar-
go de abrir ell aCto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

LINPIEZA DE LETRTNNS 7
ALGIBES. Me hs encarga3o de
estes servicios con los SpRrAtos de
Ia eLiga de Ptopiet>rios,s prest&n-
dol( con ests terifa letrinas, % y
25 ceGtavos por baril para socios
de dicos s0ciedad Y psrticulsras;
algibas, por cAda bora en- qua fan
ciona Ia bomba, dollars / soy rs
respectfVamente. Las 6riere5 1 don
Manuel Reyes, Cristo 9. bsjos. Eco
n0mfa y Csnero.
13 18 G3 % 81 Mario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

Hey sc enbarcan coz 1unbo 4
los Estado= y id IS 10s d0ctorcs Han
dersoo 2 Russell, cuyos aores van,
segpn Il oa 10 hsn man0esta1o.
agrt dahlemerte i'm Presicr ados del
est>dv de In i; ;s'r0cci6n en- Puerto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

Gratis para los pcb -es, de s
10 g. N. en- 81 hospital de Santa Ro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27

San Francisc0 Al, ats del es-
tablecimiento de- con Lucas Cine
neZ u 3 o.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
THE COUGARS FIGHTING.
How an Elk Won by a Solar Plexus
Blow, as Told by Trapper.

The cougar does not leap upon its biz
game nor drop upon it out of treetops
but sneaks close or lies in wait upon the
level, and goes from cover in a straight
rush like the tiger or the hunting le0p-
ard. 1t endeayOrs to seize upon the
lower throat or shoulder with its teeth
and to twist the quarry's head against
this purchase" in its powerful fore
arms, until the neck is broken. Feeling
In this attempt, yet making good its
catch-hOld the cougar will--to put it mod
ernly-gO in and finish in any old style.
1t will usually finish once tooth and claw
are engaged, but sometimes it fails and
even gets the worst of an encounter
Felix Michaud. a most reliable free
trapper of the old regime, once told NE
he had watched a lion stalking bull elk
1t was Il Teton mountain cougar of the
big variety. 1t went from cover in a
headlOng rush, but missed its neck stroke
as the bull lunged ahead, catching him
at the point of the shoulder and going
under his belly. Both animals were
bowled over in a mixup of hair, hoof~.
claws and horns. In n brief struggle. as
they rolled over together the cougar was
thrown into the air, as if hoisted by Il
spring trap, by Il convulsive Kick from
the bulls hind leg. The maddened elk
gained its legs and chased its enemy off
the field. An unlooked-for punch in the
wind had taken the sand out of pussy
Outing
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
AbITIBI TRAPpERS.
Indian Fur Hunters of the Canadian Far
North.

The going and coming Of the fur br-
cade was the one great event of the year
to those nomadic people who stood
watching the fast-vanishing hotilIa.
Were they not bidding fare well to
fathers, brothers, sons or lovers, chosen
as the best men from their village OF
over 400 souls! Had they not had a
hand in winning the treasure that was
floating away If only the pelts in those
packs could speak. what tales they
void unfold, During the early part Of
the previous autumn the Indians, with
their families, dogs and a few belongings
loaded into canoes. had set out for vaIi-
Gus points in the surrounding wilderness.
Then, as the little groups gradually
separated. each family independently
struck off in different directions, and al
last, after many days of padding. pol
ing, tracking and packing up the widest
Of rivers, and with blanket sails skim
ming over unnamed lakes. they reached
their LANDS" just as the spirit of win
ter was sweeping over that great lone
country and covering the silent waters
and whispering forests with her mantle
of white. All winter long they had toiled
with sleds, and hunted and trapped on
snoeshoes. Each family had trapped only
on the Glands bounded by certain
streams, the right TO which had been
handed down from past generations.
Constantly they had moved their bark
wigwams as their ''marten roads played
out Sometimes there had been feasting
when moose or caribou were near-but
oftener fasting. As the short DAYS of
that long season slowly passed. the In
dams gradually added to their pile of
skins, At last the days heightened, the
snow sank away. the lakes opened, and
the rivers once more ran free. SledS
Were cast aside canoes were patched up
or npU ones huilt and thp long tourney
To the post begun. But then it was
easier travelling in the spring, for the
water was high and the current right
Scrihner's MagaZine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
BETRAYED BY HIS DOG.
Counterfeiter' Animal Unwittinglv L..
to His Detection.

George Woodstock. notorious in I'm,
land as the king of COunterfeiters " :
now undergoing sentence Of fourier
years penal seryitude as the result ~.
being betrayed by his dog. For sever.
years Woodstock manufactured counrar.
felt money, and the only clew the dera..
tives ever succeeded in obtaining wa.
that the cOunterfeiter owned a do,
named Nero.
Forthwith there was organized mos,
comprehensive as well as eyhaUseira
| local canine census. Every retriever dos
in the district was followed. and ill.,.
ostensible business carried on by f.
owner verified. But to 40 Durpos4
There Were found to be some hundred.
of bowwows of that particular breed In
that particular district. but in every ca.a
the status of their possessions was found
to be uniInpeachable.
Then, one day, quite by accident. the
inspector happened on Il stray specimen
of the species toddlng along Nero.
stopped and looked up inguiringly. Thp
detective bought him beef, made friends
with him. and followed him when he nj
last made for home.
\ few inquiries convinced the insDpc
tor that he had at last run his man to
earth, but he had as yet no evidence 10
secure conviction. So for weeks h.
friendship with the dog meanwhile
Then. when all was ripe for action
Woodstock, his wife, and his child were
decoyed away for Il day by one of Fox's
secret agents, the detective let himself
into the house with a skeleton key, ami
the now thoroughly complaisant retriever
was led by his chain to the borough
wherein it was believed the mint they
wanted was situated.
Arriving there the dog was released
and told to find his master. Away he
went, wagging his tail, and close behind
him in 4 handsom followed the inspector.
Within a few minutes the animal stopped
before a house. DO you know this dog"
inquired the officer of the tenant of the
adjoining house. 'Oh, yes" was the re-
ply. Its Nero. He belongs to the gen
tleman next door He's an engraver ana
he only comes to work two or three days
a week"
That very night Woodstock was ar
rested, unwittingly betrayed into the
hands of his enemies by the one friend
he trusted. and one, too, who would not
have knowingly harmed a hair of his
masters head.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
Survivors of Yacht Disaster Saved by
Christian Science.

John II. Cameron. who with his
wife and daughter were among the
saved on the yacht Arab, which
capsized with the loss of two lives
off Chicago, attributes the rescue
He says: Il am a Christian Scientist;
| practiced what | knew of the science.
and | have no doubt we were saved by
its means. 1t is a delicate subject to dis
cuss. and / would rather not talk of it,
but this is true, even if | am misunder.
stood. in the saying of it: BY means of
Christian Science those on that up-
turned boat drenched by the water and
famed by the winds. became warm, and
were in good shape when taken off And
l have no doubt that those in the boat
We're saved by the same means"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
English Army Orders.

4 quaint army orier deals with the
machine guns provided for ecrt8in Voluu-
teer corps. au3 advises that. where pos
>lhie. ,mulv~ should he employed to draw
them"
when a mule Is not available. how
ever il goes ON, ANY Intelligent mem
commissioned officer will do instead ''
There are several ways of calling man
nm ASS
The regiment declares that this clause
recently appeared in orders issued 10 q
hloekhouSe section in South Africa: NO
one shall sleep outside the bloekhouSe.
except the sentry Ii was not added.
however, that sentrieS diSoheyiug this or
der would be shot.-Loudon Globe
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02

black hat. The usual epaulettes.
shoulder knots and shoulder straps are
provided with but slight alteration.
Gorgeous Sashes for General Officers.
General officers MAY be gorgeous iii the
color Of their sashes, which are 10 be-
buif silk net and gold thread with silk
bullion fringe, sash 10 be wound around
the waist EWice and 70 be tied behind
the left hip. The cravats must be black
for all Officers except chapiains. who max
wear a white bow. The gloves Will be o.
drah color The boots will BE- of russell
leather, the shoes Of black enamel
leather. the spurs Of white metal
For occasions of ceremOny to which Of
icers are invited in their offieial capacity.
such as balls, official dinners. official re-
ceptions. ETC., and formal mess dinners.
the following full dress uniform is au-
thorized, and officers are at liberty to
wear it or the full dress dism0unted uni
form. An evening dress coat. cut on the
lines of the civilian dress coat, with the
regulation gilt buttons of same number:
the sleeves of this coat to lie ornamented
for all officers in the same manner as the
sleeves of their full dress uniform coats
A waistcOat Of dark blue or white. cut
low. open bosom brass buttonsl are To
be worn with this wa;stc0at; also fuIl
dress trousers, patent leather shoes.
ehapeau for general officers and officers
Of the general staff corps and depar
ments, and full dress cap for other of
Gers.
Officers Of the staff corps and depart
ments, regimental and battery officers
are authorized to adopt mess jacket
distinctive of their corps. departments.
regiments or batteries, which must con-
form in cut TO the patterns in the quar-
termaster generals Office. Commanding
officers may, in the tropics or in the
warm season, authorize the white trous-
ers to be worn with this Jacket.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
Subscription Expired"-Story of Elk
Gov. Swineford.

\ party of Heughton (NIichl men were
recently discussing the rich strike which
A. +. Swineford, ex-governor of Alaska
and former editor of the Marquette
(AIichD Mining Journal is reported to
have made in the copper fields of Alaska,
when the conversation shifted to remem-
brances illustrating the prominent fea
ture of his makeup, which is to have as
much amusement out of life as possible.
Il will never forget one incident, said
one of the party. at was in the palmy
days of L'Anse. Swineford was then
running the Mining Journal and he and
a well-known railroad man happened in
to L'Ause Oh Saturday to play "A
friendly game with the boys. The game
was getting Interesting and the fellows
around the table We're handing over their
cash in little lunches when a man
stepped up To Swineford and handed him
50. Send me your paper until the mon
ey is gon" said the new subscriber
Swineford took the money just as the
boys We're opening a jackpot lie put
up the 81 and the cards were dealt The
man across the table ,von the pot and
raked in the coin, including Swinefords
81.
"'Your subscription has expired said
Swiucfor@. as he turned to the man who
had paid him the s. just a moment be-
fore
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
LIMERICK LAYS.

i young man who hunted IN Mai.
sIet lion one day in the rain.
He ran in 4 fright
With all his might
But the lion ran, too, with his man.
Miss Nora once Wore fedora
As bright as the light of Aurora.
4 goat passing by
Said, when it caught his eye,
I'D adore a feed DER fedora
= rider who rode in Rhode Island
Met a miss who gave him a s,lij.' s,,,
lie thought. This is bliss.
/ am sure that a miss
Is as good as mile in Rhode Island ,
Princeton Tiger
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
Montreal Has a Bread Law.

BY a new law in Montreal, Quebec. all
bread must be sold by weight after Sep
TENDER l next. except fancy bread under
one pound. The council passed the law
after a bitter contest lasting for months
past between the races, the English 0ak-
ers opposing it and the French bakers in
Sistlng that it must be enacted as a pro-
lection for the poor. who. they claimed,
nave been frequently defrauded.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
Dragon Flies.

The breeding of innumerable hosts of
dragon flies. or devils darning needles.
as they are called by country boys in
some parts of the United States, in or
der that these insects may extirpate the
mosquitoes, is now advocated in certain
quarters Are we TO have dragon Hr
stock farms, with annual sales of wean.
lings of the choicest pedigrees? Alas. il
is to he feared that, no matter what we
do. we shall have the mosquitoes always
with us. like the poor. Nevertheless. the
swarmS of these pests can undoubtedly
he leSSened in numbers and in the evil
which they work.-New York Tribune.
Water power in the Philippines is
said to be plentiful.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02
The Humanitarians.

The "Humanitarians" were Il small
sect in London, founded by Mr. Ka>-
parry, 4 German Hebrew. Their prn-
ciples, set forth in The Fifteen Doc
trines of the Religion of God" written
IN 1856. include pantheism and trans
of souls.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-02

Australia, twenty-six times larger
than the whole of the British Isles, has
a population smaller than that of Lon
don.