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TO EXTERMINATE FLIES.
THE GOVERNMENT SAYS NEARLY
ALL DISSEMINATE DISEASE.
Those that Don't Bite Garry Disease on
Their Feet--Much Typhoid Caused
by the Horse Fly.

The United States government has opened
hostilities on the common enemy OF man
kind, the fly, and the agricultural depart
ment will devote Itself to exterminating the
insect without regard to class or previous
condition.
II viii be remembered no doubt that In
,ecent wears the agricultural department
has made n speciality Of studying the dis
eases distributed by insects the mosquito
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he,rc mt under the ban some time ago.
srn,S,ar tourists IN Jersey may aIlege tnat
they troubled fully az RpeS az on " y0l t
~ nul anv Zine; they hope. eventually. 70 be
lie ni ~ rednce the inroads Of the mosquito
70 sporadic oubursts Tsf snye ssdas Se
nave talNE sss sea transmitted by these NIL
,,,a Nests and have incuicated the necessi-
nu.e pca"s,cn as a means Of preventing the
snread OF yellow fever, malaria and similar
Diseases, enc division of entomology, which
Ma charge Of al the cappa'gns against
i nus nests, win turn lts Attention 70 the
Mes. MeslaD nr me supervision Of Or. o, l..
aeviseua me chief of the division. Already
thoSssnds of pamphlets have been put Into
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no WAR upoN rHr pEsrs.

"That is enough concerning the variety
OF nies. In brief. the results OF these OBJ
servations indicate:
81. In the interest OF health. and es.
pecially as obviating the possibility OF the
transfer of typhoid fever BY hles, flth OF
every description should be removed or
buried forthwith.
~. Refuse should never be deposited In
the open without being covered immedi-
ately with a thick .@yer Of earth,
Is. In the low quarters OF cities the es.
peciai attention Of boards OF health should
be directed to such open deposits, and suca
disposition should be considered punish
able misdemeanor.
"a. Every effort should be made by
boards Of health and by private persons IN
the country 10 limit the breeding OF the
common house hy. In addition there should
be strict supervision OF stables in which
horses are kept.
II have found by careful experimental
work with different insceticidai substances
that chloride OF lime Is the most efficient
thing that can be applied to NTH accump,
lations IN such places. but the trouble Is
that chloride Of lime IL rather expensive
In order TO oconomixe In the matter and
make the lime SO % far as possible. have
suggested In the literature fhat am now
sending cut that livery stable proprietors
and farmers mako np effort to collect re-
fuse'of this character IN one spot. This ~
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HOROSCOPE or w. w. ASTOR
sAts&H&&&a&a
He wa Suffer Injury BY the Fail of a Horse and VIII
Marry Second Time
ssssssseesesee eeeessecoseseeeeee..

/, speculation In real estate Moreover ana
b, added together are equal TO y ana. "a
IN every Aososeoae Is the symbol OF the
house ruiins long lonraeys and foreign
countries, the opiy rcasonahis conclusion Ia
that an Aston woad be most liRely "a nntkr
money by snccuinting IN real estate IN some
foreign country. That the author OF the
family IN America made his money III pre-.
cisely this way Is well known
TIE name. William Waldorf Astor CON
tains even more startling Testimony OH this
poiut, AS Aiies Is on the urst house OF the
horoscope. Cancer must he on the ho,, a.
which governs New York City Now most
indeed practically all, Of Mi Astof's renl
estate Is In that city. Even the letters IN
ME A ewS an na ms ssF0M HAS q this ot
ancient oceuliists say that this is one al
the moons letters. II so, q Is n symbol
Of good fortune In New York since the
/ moon Is most powerful IN Cancer, New
lork's ruling sign. Finally, II Is worth
I noting that the dors In Waldorf also IN
directly signifies real estate, since IL is the
German word for village,
These links, when Joined together form n
chain Of Testimony which speaks volumes
IN favor Of the Kahnllstic method OF reveal
ing the future, scopties and those who
know nothing of the wonders vt the KahRln
may fancy that l have simply selected
numerals TO fit the occasion, but IL 50, they
( are In error. ] have proceeded step hy step
F, In strict accordance with the rules lnia
down many centuries ago and any KdhNlist
whether IN Paris, Calcutta or Constant
nople. who undertakes to cast a horoscope
of Mr.. Astor Is bound TO select the Same
numerals and to interpret chem rs have
While Mr. Astor's renl estate viii not
dcter!ornte In value, the time may come
wien the income from It viii not be SO
large as 1t Ia now aud If SO the enact mont
OF an income tax law may he the principal
cnuse say this because Saturn. I 9
malign planet. Is In the house ruins rca
estate ana IN the sign, Cancer IN which he
IS very weak Fortunately Jupiter, the
glvcr az wealth IS there nlso and he Is
yery strong In Cancer There Is no likcli.
hood that Mr. Astor will ever suffer any
scrious financial loss In New York Jupiter
also In his house OF money ana In hts
il d, a. Of tenants ana 10 real estate owner
contd desire more favorable testimony than
that.
Nr Astor Win arouse the aulmosity OF
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Mootan Wells. Texas.

Health and pleasure resort, Midway from
Houston To Dallas, Texas, on the Houston
grounds; ten acres OF Park; all kinds 81
water here, besides the famous No. { Board
Mt various prices; large pavilion, With
Mexican Music; amusements Of various
kinds; round trip tickets over most roads
90 ''Wootan" Write, telegraph or phone us
for information. Wootan Wells Co.
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the less dangerous for that reason While
It does not inoculate the individual as the
mosquito does Il Is most active agent
In the transmission of disease because IL
communicates the germs to the food eaten
by people. In certain sections of the conn.
try there is n common iden that 1ies bita
before rain. This Is true. but 1t Is not
the house ny that does the biting Ii Is
the stable hy lstomoxys calcittnn9 which
has d particularly exnsperating bite, which
Is also to certain degree dangerous This
is the hy which is probably responsible for
the transfer OF surra In the Philippines.
The approach of storm frequently drives
1t into dwellings where It Is n source OF
keen ANNOYANCE to the occupants.
1.-THE other species OF flies which are OF
especial importance are the little fruit hies
In houses In the autumn. attracted TO over
ripe or decaying fruit. These sometimes
swarm In great numbers about the fruit
Nth and play an important part In the
disease transfer relations.
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MoRrA TEXAS EEMAlE coLLEoE ANn TRANSFORMATIONS

NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE CONSERVATION or MUSIC
IN its It's N
is
Used
Mcdonald
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the hands Of health boards and farmers
throughout the country. The necessity has
been urged of having better sanitation in
the rural districts. SO a result OF various
experiments II is thought that the number
OF hles VIII be rapidly and enormously
lessened during the present summer,
The literature sent out by the government
VIII dspel the Illusion that the common
house hG bites, but Il Will also call atten-
tlon 70 the fact that this Insect the "AlusCa
Domestlca," is d dangerous creature even
If he can not give human beings those tan.
tali&lng. little nips with which he has been
credited
with disease caused by bacteriai OF.
ganisnis (which belong to the plant King.
dom and not TO the animal klngdoml n
biting insect is not necessary for tner
transfers from the sick Individual to tho
healthy one In the majority Of cases Such
diseases are notably typhoid fever, cholera,
ana pulmonary consumption. With these
diseases, and especially the first two, the
agency of the non-bltiDg nGas becomes
important, and the part they play In the
transmission of typhoid fever Is partlcu,
larly noticeable 1t has been known tor
some time that dies uny curry baclil
and bacteria on their feet Tint was cX-
perimentally proved by allowing lies to
walk over culture. for, later when they
walked over stcriized media, the bacteria
developed, Moreover. as early ms 1898 1t
was shown by an Italian investigator that
files fed upon pure cultures of typhoid
bacillus were able to transmit viruent
bacilll Again. early observations demon.
strated that nies are important ngents IN
the transmission of Asiatlc cholera"
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Magnolia Grove Hotel

MAGNOLIA, MISS Open ali the yenr; 500
feet elevation; mineral spring water; bene-
hclal 10 the debllitnted; 3B hours from
New Orleans, on the l. c. r. r.; eighteenth
season; round trip to Magnolia on Sundays
81 cool rooms en- suite, With bath, etc.
s. L. LASGDoN, Proprietor.
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CHICAGO BEACHHOTEL

20 minutes from heart of city; no dust, no
dirt situated on boulevard md lake ut
Dist street Boulevard, Chicago. Send for
Illustrated booklet.
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W. 81 Annual MISUNDERSTANDING Is
m gyep that the annual meeting OF
|nNdefs Of the Galveston, Harrisburg
sir Antonio Railway Company viii
|M At the general office OF the com
M the city Of Houston, Harris coun-
EIlas, at II O'Clock a, m. on the first
~ IDLY, 1902, and that the annual
tng 81 the board Of directors of said
Efsny will be held at the same place
g. The same day Immediately after
lalourhment of said annual meeting
Y aotkholders. G.. b. Seger, Secrc.
IL
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llE.on account OF health, the
asnlaos confectionery and fruit
W Main street, best location, fine
sss es'ahlished; for any information
~ q any OF the best Wholesale com.
La houses In city. Il
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FLIEs ANp rYrnolp rEyER

-
Typhoid fever, as will be rememberea
doubtless. was astoplsbinplr preyalent IN
a. ,,,,,..... -,
the military camps OF this country during
the war with spaln At that time the
1isenso recai,.,d .,,.a,,,, ,,,,,,t,,,,o,,,,,
nj ,e hsnds ~ snorGusn npGsgn''o %,
"r,, - n1iius VI sptgihi commission OF
n anis surgeohs appointed Tor the purpose.
hes sWarmea over the injected NTH that
ceeded to the mess tents and fed upon the
food prepared for the soldiers Thus by
the agency OF flies, ID was discovered ana
proved beyond doubt disease germs were
spread and carrlcd 10 the food OF the
soldiers.
For come time mast have been carving
on an investigation Tor lie purpose OF az.
eertaIning thai nIes lined h, Pppflse ~ varI.
Gus sorts, and o9nyerseiy ust What hlps
are fond III dit,in1 roan,s aud tifcbens
whore food is being prepared and served,
More than 9acds 1ies tyfra eo,,,,nt In
kitchens ana dining rooms Tson In dlaefeiit pars
fornla and ron Nav YsTk ~ Ionisl1pa.
1t wns proved that OF the dies breeding IN
MN, SIX species were found u houses N
Gus There are otber re9 daare tg hpesies
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS
HOTEL NORMANDIE.
BroadwaY and 3sth 81.

Broadway and 3sth ST.,
New York.
Best Hotel Location In the City.
Absolutely Fireproof European Plan.
Located In the Amusement and Shopping
District.
Twenty principal places of amusement
within hre minutes wink OF the hotel.
Family and Transient Hotel.
Chas A, Atkins q Co.
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'sSloCK AND POULTRY

i 5s,.tour or five pairs of extra
d psusnt horses; also some good
= " Farmer, Brennan, Texas.
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PROFESSIONAL

XXX s,Aihi-Drs. Clark and Clark,
s',ss q American School of Osteo.
" j, g lae founder of the science. or.
saSZl' Mason block; Citizens phone
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!, AOOMS WANTED.

1 ~. ss0uthenst room, good neigh
~. l2o San Jacinto. u
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N SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
\ su and bonded detectives FOR
.,sr., criminal investigation; bonded
Cs,s ivr DAY or night service. NJ.
49, general manager. 3O51a Main
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sflsaSto''
ar1- ckeaia.
FINANCIAL.

cnst. one to Ave shares,
|sAlEaan houston Home Building
Nh y company. Address g. y.
'katiny,sx Houston St., Fort Worth:
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|zssSn building. -
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y n loan on improved or unim-
~ IN nroperty. H. 4. Mitchell,
q p psrry block. Congress avenue. tt
:S-To loan on city property at s,
rsr cent. Vendor lien notes
4. IA sold. Old phone 1131. Paul
s, ar ais Main street. tf
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~s.OhNsYs DIRECTORY.

] csis,ass,end, Attorney at Law and
<:N Xsa,n Agent. President Ange.
lrsnonal Bank. Lufkin. Texas.
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WILSON--Office 2o3 Khan
!an ,sadauarters for Houston homes
lghis payment or any other plan,
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>ixoRNEY AT law.
80 WHARTON. TEXAS,
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@ g c I,gas Brahma hens and cock
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-....t n sell Your WOitnIrSS OF
s rsa' Lock Box 2o7. Beaumont /
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n m LOAN-We have money tU
y Eouston business or city prop
y rood notes, In amounts to suit
,Ssrs Al lew rate of interest. VIM.
nissSewske & Co., 200 Kiam building.
Vatu' u e
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.1snu uas0me bay pony. Apply sol
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Banquete mas6nico
en- San Ju5n

Hace a'kunas nochas celebr6se en- San
Juan un tuntuoso bsnquete dsdo por las irgias
rnss6nicRs GaegenerscI6rS SSan Juan Bsu-
tIsta,1 Que trabsjan baio los anspicios de ia
grar Sobersns de Puerto Rico.
Una pumercss escC gida concnrrencia de.
masones de ambs cgias otTos herman vi
sftadores de Ia obedieneis, asistieron al acto.
FI salon estaba Ia ujossmente Secorado dsndo
nypebag del gus.o asrtistco de los OF ganizadores
de dfchs 6esta.
Presidl6 Ell acto, al q0e revisti0 oe gran
,olempidad, el Venerable M estrQaGe - ioKis
eRepereraci6DS Francisco CoTdero O'ups-
ban Ell. D Oeiante los hsrmaDos Testher Morazs'
veperabIes msestroS de les logtSs Gsau juan
r utistspv ~catreI1a de LuQuiir;Sy los Sc hares
Nc Leary. Diaz Navarro, Ra=cs Aneys y
Falcon.
AbrI6 Ia tenida el b harmaro Francisco Cor
Aero daDdo principle 4 ios bFindts De flto.
Entre los muchos hermauo" que hicleFon uso
AZ "a. pAIabPa distirguiose Dlaz Navarro. que
estrvo iuspfFsdo como pupcs, diriliepdo ffAses
= cenceptas hermoaf'inoos las le glas ~ men
Eiopadas & sus venersblfs maestros Ion is
pIocnencEs en- a. pee ALTAR exit6 todos los ma
eones 4 QUE Irnitarnn el eiem2lo de esos tah eres
-ppeytorridnef DOS y yRmeIicanos-que e. hAoIsh
Opido frsterpalmente para is CORA comun' !
predc6 ID polftics de ps7 oe CO oreefolS' ~ en-
40 sus err ceptos squelios del msstr' ai' =
Rlvert: 4Si para que Ia union de ~ lamlllA
ruertorrluUana reBn ter teugo Que susen lArIn g
10 dsrapaEecels.S Dlaz Navarro fueinfafFum'
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pido con aplausos mss d. diez doce veces u
rante Gu discurso. Mr. Mc Leary estuvo tam
bien eoe lente dedicando concertos eIevRdfs-
mou los mssones pueTtorriqueEos feIicitaudo
al maestro O. rdero por Is union que hs bla rea-
lizsdo cor la lr gia de los americAnos
TambIen hicieron uso de Ia palshra los
hermspos TeshteF, Ramos Auay8, Falcon,
Todd Denton, stendo calurosamenta apiau-
didcs Dor sus eDtusiastas ditcuFsos. Caro- ell
scto, que tevmin6 las co:e de Ia noehe, ell
Venerable Maestro de Ia logia GRegenerA-
ci6r.S
pTopuesta del ". M. Francl<co Cor
dero, acorc0 la LcgIa noTnbrsr &MIembros de
honorD los hermanos DisE Navarro Mac
Lesry, cuyos diplomas les seran entire gados
por ma comi.f6n.
Feliriss mos & los Venerabiss NJ teStyos
Frantk Tethter = FraI cisco Cordero, ioicia-
doras de la fiesta, pues con ette Acto han le-
vantado s gran altura IL M6soneIfa en- Puerto
Rice.
th3 Un Mason.
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Servicio de automobiles

Ssg6u vemos en- IN diario poncelo, sc rs
estabiecido dasde aver up servicio di&rio de
ccches sDtom6vlies entire Ponce v San Juan
por Ia carretera central.
De Ponce sale las de Ia n.snRns llega
= San Juan Iss so m. de la tsTde No Sc
puede dar mayor rspidez er an visje que los
coches oroinaTos emplesn q borss.
Les preeloP, dicese que son tan m6dfcos
qua estAn Al alcAnca dc todos los bolslllos.
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9 orrnoI

Ea preparation al mejo de
fcos, curacon
Envenena prontud los g6rmen sin deorar
Las c6ua oganas aojan devueve los edos in
gr1dad completa evitando ccac esrecheces uretales
Preparado dncamente The Gonorrhol Medical NJ g Ca
New York Seiembre
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FALL.ECINlE.NTO

h mu>rto en Msvsetiaz la respets BILE an.
cisna doaa Carmen n Bonila lie Ram tia
carnal de maestro compafero Ell Ia ur&nsa don
Eugenlo B]niIla Caevas, reaaetor de eLa Pa
tria.S
Ls fnsis gnzsba de una gran estimaci6a
pdbiiea por sus huenss prendas.
Compartimoa con sus deudos ese seLti
miento.
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Nuestro cafe en- Francia

e. bauqGeYO de San Jnsn don Jos4 n SILL
va ha consegnido del g0blerno frances que no
aUmeEte veinte frances mas por cada 100 kiIoa.
los deFecbns de entrRds del c6fS puertorrfora.
do en- Fr2rcia.
Ahora So pagan 1876 frances ess tim sa
gutra rtgtendo por a'gdn tempo.
A9lsudimos esa gesti6n del seflor 81 va
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z slguen Los mnnieipios

GJuntsmente con ell peTfeccionsnfent 10 de
sfstema de ref3rmas en- Ia obter c6n de rem.
t2s iasulaTes, debeTfa ir uno de ejor admins
TRACTION de foudos muLfcipales. Equivale no
haceF sfnO la mftad del trsbajo legislsr para ell
uro discuidar ell otro. DabeEfs haber dos
inVest'ga pubIicos fHnc1onarios lnsulares
cuyos deberes fuesen yer que i8s cuentss mu
nf:i pales Sc leVa3en coz arreglo un sistema
uniforme, que h4brf4 de prescrbirse apro-
barse por ell Auditor ell Tesnrero de Ia islaS
Bn primer t6rmino, sen 4 Gobernador, que
da por los sueos al princi pio de autonomfa con
Ia Iritarvenci6n del p7der central en- los asun-
toH prfvatIVsmente mUricipal@s. Ea segando
ingar resuita mslparado e. pfincIpio de 8 eco
nomf., que proelama vnestfa ex ;eleneia como
neoesSriO. dD5 qL6 aproYecha sGprimir en-
p.eos de trescientos dollars 81 Sc cresn otros de
tres mi.P
Pero Ia postre todo c0nciiis con tai
qua designa h1mbrea como don Cruz Cas-
tro don 4lom6n D6nes para gAnsr esos suel-
don. 1 que So designar6n 10 conslderamos
Glen veces SECURE.
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Corte de Circuito

Auoche fss nuevs lego Csruzs mn an
tom6vfi die ocho asientos. Vents de Ponra
coud uciendo s los sef1ores iueees one forman
la Corte de Cfrcuito. Dichu autom6vil si0nfG
via je para la Capital.
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Y entrs ell menssje en- los municipiot.


SNfngGn seunto de los qne han de traerse
q vuestra deIibersc'on es mes importante que
al de In admi abstraction municipal. IL q Ia &C
iualidsd al sistema no ee bueno; sdemAs de no
aer satisf 4ctorio es muy costoso. No hay ne.
sssided ninguna de- que exstan erganiEaciones
fnuptcipsles eomplicadss, las DumeTosas
noblaciones memories que hay por tOda la isla.
El pueblo se halls eargsdO de contribuciones
para someterlas, y, no obstacle, lAs venta1as
fe una buens administration rara vez no res-
izan.S
En- readdad no existen sales rnunicl oios,
e6D 81 cAracter gus los deserminan en- NoTte
America. Y al gobprnador, tan sntusiasta de
los atsternGg aneTtsun0S, pudo Tecome ndar Ia
legislature que conceoiese las ctndades
los uueblos una perfscts autonomfa, de1Gndo
les atf Ia FespoDss biIidBd de sus erro1es Is
1orIa de sue acieTboS. No de 0trR suerte fun-
PIonRn Cd cuaouier terFtt0Fio de la rRP I'D lea.
III gobarnsdor Ee limita aconseiar 11e Sc
Bismipuya el pdmero dc poblAciones. Z, es
clare. lss pot iacoues federales casTsn, sacrl
Acadss, bs 10 q segur que lss amens2s.
Mr. Hunt opiua que los impuessos sn7so
fecsvgAdoa, & cauga de que los empieoS son
hunefosoa. IY Sc trAta DC s'cSldea sscFefs-
tioav escriblentea.--en los puebios pfqutnos
kor estns los destiuos DicipsleF, ,--.que COCHRAN
lie veipte eincuenta dollars cada ms 81 GRO
serfa iusto que rirAse 81 gs bernadoT mas GER
hs de 81 sc ajase sn los &c ta mares de fnpeio-
barios, casi todos del contUente, Que coorsn
ne dcscfertos uuinientos. es u saber dteE
gaces mas que los pobres hjos de Puerto Hi-
co?
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Las obras de tomento preocnpan al gober-
nador.
CLa conservation dc caminos IN Puerto
Rico es una paTtits euanttosa de gastos que
tiende crecer a medida que de cuaudo en-
cuando So construyen esas Was. 81 Comf*io-
nado del Interior esbS obteniendo ahora frfor-
mes com ptetos Tespecto q los proceed imfent tos
los cuRles constgue Ia conservation de
can,noS en- los distintos pafses del mundo y
eonffa en- poder iD&ugnrar en breve IN nuevo
sistema con mejores rssultados menes gastos
que hny.7
Nosotros coincidmos con Ell res peGable cri-
terlo die MIR Hunt. La conservation de ca aminos
debe ser ate ndida urge busc8r los medfos mas
baratos mas fkciles cue ss emplssn en- 9!
mundO, sobre TODD ri trRtaYse de carreteras
como la de Csguas Humscso, del centro 81
oPienta, que SO gastsr0n seiscientos
mil dolIars A los poCos meses de halaFse
as oecto lastlmoso apenas era transitabIe para
vehfcuIos destinados aproYachar sus Venta
jas
Slsmpre que Ia inspection de obras pd
bliGAs permits que Sc constrnsa d. tai guisa
y presumimos qne 10 ptrmitir8-la coDseF-
vact6n de caminos ha d. exigir cantdades In
mensss. Y es pruden tfslma "a provision del
Cornisonado del interior, del mismo Mr.
Hunt, al enterarse de los m6todos mas eco
n6uaicos. Aunqne Acaso serfa mas prudente
que los csminos Sc hicieran con la antigua
solder.
SCreo-anade Mr. Hunt--que Ia insuec-
conservarss en- al departame TO del Interior;
mas para ayudar Is construction conserva-
ci6n die elias el cludadaDo debiera lIevar una
liRora carga. Uo plan Que hs tenido Gxtto en-
mnchos EstadOs de la Union Americana con-
siste en- la recsudaci6n de uu Izssnn osto sobrs
TODD. ciudadsno vaE6l que no este ilsiado,
cuya edad pase de vetnto IN s1os no lle-
que cnsrenta cinco. No yeo rag6n porqn6
hsoTfs de dar buen resu tado entrs noso-
troa sistema.D
Ega LIGERA CARGA son las pTestdCtO?aes per.
son1Jeg que los cam pesinos los obreros re-
cuerdRn sin duda con Odio con espanta.
Equivaie IIevsr ell impuesto q sus & timos H.
mites. Nsdie escsps Los que han menester
50 tismpo para que su f4milis no sucumba, los
man p0bfee, los mas ipfelices pagan 10 mismo
cue los que poseen enorme caHdal. Sohre to-
ass las csbeEss pasa el ntve de los tribuSos,
igual6DdoIss en- una quota In insta abusiva.
Sc Contribuye Dorqne Sc viVe. La 6nica ra-
z6n de la peQIeftG cGTgG es la existencia.
Y luego lqL6 trls6e para 81 que, no tenien-
do NADIA, ha de inclinBrse ante 3 ley levar
su brszo q la tarea, tai vez eporme distancia
de M hogar y de So famiia. En los Estados
Unfdos an jornalero CANA dos dollars al 6fA.
Esta an condolences de trIbutar Psro nj ssi
somos partdaffos de la pYestaci6n personal,
que pareci6 slempre desE o.ica a los kiios de
nuestro pueblo.
La legislature inelinarA Ia frente.
Sc n pronunciado Ell fit. pasta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-24

e. Lcdo. dom AotCnio Moreno CaIder6n, se
ha mOstraio part9 por cuenta de varios de los
envsnenados en Rio piedras, para psdr indem
nisacioDes por los peFjdicios aufridos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-24
n NGpgAs E>OR CesRRHe>
E.nero 23.

E.nero 23.
Encn6ntrssa an San juan ell Alcalde de
Vega bsj' don Jos6 N1ser ~1el doctor don jose
Amadeo.