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Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

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WEDNESDAY
The heavy snowstoA
a large attendance; but fifty or
more prominent men in agriculture
were present. Vim. T. Dickson, of
Woodside, read a paper on Feed
ing Cattle for Beef, which ap-
peared to interest all-if the ques-
tons and discussions that followed
were a criterion.
DR.. A. I. Neal of Delaware Col
lege, talked on Silo and Ensilage.
and he was followed by Professor
Bishop on the value of Manure. :"
it uses, and how best to prevent its
waste.
The afternoon session was opened
by DR.. Mcdowell, practicing vet
erinarian of Middletown; also a
farmer. He spoke on Wounds,
Galds and Bruises" of horses, and
told how best to treat them with
the remedies found in most farm
houses, and proper methods of dress
ing wounds. His address consis-
ted largely of "donts, which
struck hard at the practicesof many
who treat horses without having
studied the effects of their rene
dies, and the method of administer
ing.
Y. P. Lee,a Chinese farmer resid-
ing near Lincoln, Del, read a pa
per on Chinese Agriculture, "
which was followed by marked at
tention and literally applauded at
its close. Before making his adj
dress, he spoke of the day as being
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DOOnCs
Mrs. Payne G. Green, Of Philadel-
phia, has been caring for her aged
father, Mr.. Joseph o. McCoIley. who
has been falling in strength for several
weeks past.
Miss Lena Moore, Of Dover, was the
guest of Miss Letha Joseph Friday and
Saturday Miss Moore was accom-
panied to her home by Miss Joseph
and Mr., Will Watson.
Mr. John Abbott is expected to ar
rive home from South Africa the early
part Of February, where he has been
for the past two years. His fasher re-
ceived a letter from him which was
dated at Naples. Italy, from which he
would sail for New York on the 18th
of this month
Mrs NJ. E. Ellwood, who is a great
sufferer from a painful disease of the
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history subject, "Chinav-chairmen,
Miss Mary Hall and Mrs. S. Truitt.
Mrs. Mustard, of Lewes, will visit the
club at the next meeting and will tell
Of her life in China from where she
Just returned. All the club members
will be well entertained, as the history
Of China has been q very interesting
study. Mrs. J. w. Causey gave the
club a very necessary present aud was
given vote of thanks.
The Alpha Phi Society.
The following program will be rend-
cred Friday, Jan. 81:
Singing, by the Society.
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you, girls. And something as worthy
Of notice as fast young men. with fast
horses Some young men and some
horses are lovable.
The Fruit Package Question.
The meeting Of those interested in
peach growing, which is scheduled to
be held next Thursday, Feb. 6, 1902, at
Dover, promises to be largely attended.
The discussion on this subject published
in last weeks CHRONICLE has aroused
universal interest, and from Boston,
New York, Newark, N. J., Baltimore
and Chester letters have been received
from the largest receivers offruit urging
the earnest protest by growers from a
change from the fge-eighth baskets.
The letter from Baltimore is fair
sample Of ali, and it is 81 follows:
BALrImoRE Md, Jan. 9th lf02
JNo. TRUIrr, ESQ Milford, Del
DEAR SIR I'VE are 10 receipt fyonr favor
Of Jan. 9th, together with a copy ofthe Mil
FORD CHRONICLE. We have read your artl-
Gle and compliment you on It, 1t is right to
the point. It strikes us that the growers In
your section Of the country are certainly en-
titled to have shelved cars. We think that
If they cannot obtain this concession nom
the Pennsylvania Railroad they will find it
very difficult TO sell their goods in the Baltl-
more market. OF course, we are not CONVEX
SAINT with the condition of the New York
market. The increased cost would probably
give such an advantage to the shippers from
other sections OF the country, where shelved
cars are provided, that they could easily
control the Baltimore market. As you well
know, the matter Of a cent per basket TO
people like ourselves, who use thousands OF
baskets in day is a very considerable item
and it is not TO be presumed that the grower
is making enough money on his fruits and
vegetables to warrant his standing the addi-
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after the business of hi

80 . liz DAA AAhS VI lAlC
ming factory. AGAl
HOUSTON ITEMS.
Deputy Head Consul Benz
Graf organized a camp of "Mc
Woodmen" here on Friday
ing of % members. The f
ing were elected officers: c
Geo. L. Counselman; Advise
Smith, Banker, S. w. Towns
Clerk, R. Graham. Manage
R. E. Counselman, H. w. Pus
and Geo. johnson. Chief Forest
H. w. Pussy, Deputy Graft ana
brother exemplifed the initiatory
and secret work.
After the business was over. the
neighbors hunted up their wives
and sweethearts and partook Of
generous supply of ice cree
cake.
This is the first sec aer ever
instituted here It's members
naturally proud of their or
ganizatf0f
The fourth quarterly conference
of Houston Charge will be held at
the Parsonage here on Monday,
Feb. grid, at p. m. The pastor
desires all officials to submit their
reports.
This is the third week of revival
service and several have professed
conversion.
Whooping cough is in several
of our homes.
Our stave mills are working on
full time now and costs quite a
hustle to our naturally quiet town.
There is talk of starting a shirt
factory in the hall of the store
building of J. c. Wharton. It is
hoped it will materialize as it will
be a great help to our townspeople.
c. N. Snyder, contractor of key
stave material, was in town on
Monday
Miss Sawtelle and brother, of
l..
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f-N'N~Nr~~- ~ ]
law.
Thomas MaIoTfey,
as, Bethuel w. Hall,
T. Hall. I-17-st
he Money Makers.
,ar-old trees; all of our
budded from bearing
)wn orchards Write, or
them.
Q w. LORD & Sons,
Camden, Del.
Lot Of Oak Lumber.
4 lot of oak boards and franz
will dispose Of cheap for cash.
w. NJ. E. TUCKER,
Near "Shingle" School House,
i-l7-4f or address at Glendale, Del.
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Singing by the Society.
Launch Of the AIbemarle.
Last Saturday afternoon, William G..
Abbott launched from his shipyards
the large barge "Albemarle, built for
New York parties. She is 176 feet
long, = feet beam, and 10 feet depth of
hold. She is built from Delaware
white oak and Georgia pine.
CHURCn NEWS.
Christ Church. Feb. I'd (sexagesi-
ma Sunday Mathis, sermons and eele-
bration, 1890 a. M; Sunday school,
las p. m; no evensong. st. Faiths
Guild Tuesday evening; Christ Church
"Wednesday avonfnO
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and this shows plainly that farmers
realize its value to them.
The fourth entertainment, in the
course for benefit Of Armory, viii &c
held next Wednesday evening, Feb. 5,
by the Auburn Trio. Those who love
music VIII enjoy this entertainment,
as the Auburn Trio is composed of the
finest artists in their lire. Miss Fay is
an accomplished vioIinist. Miss VOL
verton is an accomplished pianist and
Miss Ida O'Day stands ahead as
banjoist and reader Being all solo
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

Jest
Doy magazines. There are som
thing like one hundred illustra.
tons and it has a beautiful illus
tration on front page of cover en-
titled Skating by Moonlight"
The stories are Buster, a HUI
morous story by Rodney Horton
How we Gained our Scholar
ships" by Thomas Wilson; TOO
Polite by Half" by J. VanTassel ;
Fun and Profit in Trapping" BY
]. A. Newton; Toby" story for
little boys by Roberts Silvey; "Un-
cle's Crooked Mouthed Story" by
Everett Mcneil; "Joe's SnowPlow, +"
by Charles Battell LOOMS.
Some of the leading articles are F.:
blessed is He Who has Found
His Work" by Garland Farrell !;
James Whitcomb Riley tells of his
boyhood; part four of "Working
My Way Around the World" by
Harry Steele Morrison, the boy trav
eller: "The Old Nourse Home
stead, by Walter Cummings But
terworth; Familiar Talks With
Boys" by H. R. Wells; Sweet
mass and Boyhood,0 by w. H.
Heck; AT the House of Never, !"
by Marlowe.
The usual departments which
occupy a page or more each are :
Boys in Games and Sport; The
Boys Library; Boys in the Home.
Church and School; Boys and An
imals: The Order of the "Ameri-
Ca41 ROxy.D The poxv Co,., 81 O.
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'uICI IN NuIl
NNeu SCI

at the Milford Pharmacy (Mullikin's
old stand).
Rural Free Delivery Of Nail.
The names OF carriers and their routes
have been made public, and the carriers
are having their wagons built for The
work. Those starting from FELTON, aud
Milford are as follows
Felton-No.l, Thos. IL. Murray Can
terbury, Viola aud Plymouth; No.
John q. Georges, FELTON, 10 Frederica;
No. 3. john w. Goodwin, Jr.. Rieeis
and Laws; No. A, ]. Edward Melvin.
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

Recitation, by Miss Mary Banning.
Duet, by Misses Anna Archer and
Burn.
Referred questions:
l. Is Conceit a Vice or a Virtue?
Mary Wilkerson,
2. Should Girls Take a College
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vile spenl 49,
Benjamin Jacobs.
Miss Fannie Boyer, of "
ton, D. c., is visiting her III
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Riley.
DR.. Clump, Of Wilmingt
rived in town on Thursday
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Isic, by the Society.

IJUUNtUs INCoUINEUl 7 nat WAT was Is
inconsistent with Christianity.
Administering Clendaniel add
Elizabeth White.
Negative Bessie Watson and Har-
old Salmo s.
nuof Mice DtEls.,.o. 4 NJ IT,.
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

Irving Scott and wife have been
with Mr. and Mrs. David Scott for
several days.
Mr.. Hurff, who has been buying
sweet potatoes here for two months
returned to his home in Sweeds-
boro, N. J., on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Johnson were
in Burrsville on Saturday and
last.
Thomas Roach is out again from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
E. J. Hardesty spent last Satur-
day and Sunday at Milford. x.
An UnbrOtherly Act.
If we simply take into consider
alton our own needs in the East
ern States, in asking our law-mak-
ers at Washington to give sufficient
government aid to dig out the
channels of our natural waterways,
which an All-wise hand has so
beautifully distributed throughout
our Eastern lands and not care for
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

bhe assertion. We do not wish to in
lure any one, but we do think there are
some rights belonging to us that ought
to be respected. Neither do we cherish
a heart-buming desire to destroy the
peace and comfort Of neighbors; with
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

] appearance during this
everybody seemed pleased
w.
ne of "IIavid Garricky
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lg are the subjects and
emaining teachers meet
esday evenings in the
room, Feb 5, Arithmetic,
Feb. 10, English, Mis-
,. 26, Demorest Reading
pt. Carroll; Mar. u, SPELL
al discussion; April 8, His
Anna Hall and Miss Mabel
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

ing problem.
The use of lime is increasing each
season, and the order book Of Mr.. Chas.
M. Hammond, of Milford, who is the
general agent Of the King Lime Com
pany Of Le Gore, Maryland, shows a
sale Of S4O0 bashels to parties at Mid
dletown, Del. and at North East, Md,
which was sold on Tuesday and We'd
nesday last. MIR. Hammond says that
each day he is receiving orders for from
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

RID Grange is enjoying quite
eceiving frequent additions to
abership from tinae 10 time The
nal degrees were conferred on a
IS Of five lest Satui day-with over
thirty members present. On motion
they agreed to consider the question Of
carriers vs.. baskets" for handling our
peach crop at the meeting, Saturday,
Feb. 1. Many more Of our farmers
should ba ,v;tl ne a., I'LL. ,>,l,., a.. :, -
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

~-~-N~3 NA~AAetAAA AANAAAAA%y3 d4A do q
Chinese he paid a tribute to his
memory and said, that when China
lay PROSTATE after the fall of Pekin,
and the powers of Europe were
demanding dismembership of that
great Empire. it was William Nc
backed by the great Amer
lean Nation, that called a halt, and
raised and restored China to her
own.
The question Of good roads was
taken up and discussed, and there
was a unanimous desire for better
roads, and a universal condemnation
of the present methods of working
the ror
- Play.
For Aoughtfns study
and ~ Of money, the Klaw
& E production of Ben
Hur, " running at the Chest
nutfStreet Opera House, Philadel-
phia, may be passed upon as adj
mirable and worthy Of the highest
praise. The production is a schol-
arly study Of fitting details which
make for a vivid and correct stage
portrayal Of the locale and time of
the Messiah. The costumes are
historically correct, which only
could have followed the most care
full study. Each individual vest
ment is said to have been painted
in water colors by the costumer.
A. ~ -. -
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Of Interest to SpOrtmeI
The Delaware Game Prote
s5ciation has had application
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i'll pay cash for butter. eggs and chicl

q my sJOTt IN south MILFORD,
l7-lt n L. Prettyman.
For SALE.-Good one. horse wagon.
Annlv PrERcE q CyApnrrAn 1-0A- Of
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deceased, are requested to
d and settle Immediately,
wing claims against said
iesent them to the admin
'ayment.
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

sauthorizss the announce
{ D. Refs and Refs & Hirsch
y 500 per ton for tomatoes de.
ed at their canneries, and are ready
) contract a, the Office of D. Refs, in
nth Milford.
e Sellers Children Minstrel troupe
to a large audience in Armorv
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

II NIIVf = NUUIDIU UIIUU
ue in its way, but capable
of the most delightful
rams The individual
I artists in their respec-
their ensembled work is
a. They will appear in
next Wednesday night,
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31
J forward and settIe ID Sd

l,or before expiration. Of one year
Dec. 1, 1902. and al having
claims against said estate can present
them to the administrators for payment
Y 6Sm G. Fl SAcKE1r, Admin.
Administrator, $ Notice.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.
We positively forbid all trespass on
our farms in Milford Neck, with dogs
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

"
,ughts when these
think Of granting /
IS to our Western
e not been so fav-
.lditions, we would
Lsh.
rents have shown (
ew just such mar
d selfish hearted
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

ny melvin hODlnsOn IN
last Saturday night, which
but appreciative audience.
enings are poor show nights
enerally.
> enjoy being entertained
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- p = '110 n , = VIElI77
ats being given by Armory
'Funless the entertainments
attended than have been,
t afford to get such high
tanners The Auburn Trio
Iext. Get your tickets early.
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

pecial table, to be sold
a
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Collector" The Boys Poultry Yard;
For Bows to Think About. Rows

pictures enlllled Just Tor FUN.
AS a clean, inspiring. entertain
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

and are now placed
~ 49,
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FOR SALE head OF Illinois and Mis- |
Iouri Mules, and years old al broken
II. b Windsor.
FOR RENr-six-room, comfortable house
Milford chronicle., 1902-01-31

the same privileges
brethren who have
ored by naturalconc
be supremely selfsl
But recent evei
that there are a feV
row minded and
men, in a farmer
right here in old
who would, if 2
suited their narro1
vent the Almighty
the sun to shine, o
upon any, but their
A few Of this kind
such influence in c
tons of farmers
Grange-as to pa
against the interes
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PONCE.
- aS
La EStaCi0n de Cuarentena de
Ponce eS dOtada de un bu-
que deSinfectOr.
de maestro coresponsol. J

Julio e. Procedente de Filadel'
fla y como hace algunos dias 10 aDun
c.6 La Cores pondencia ha llegado al
pueItO de Po1 cs con destiro & sque-
lla Estacion cuarentenaria, IN mag
nifi 20 buque desinfsctor que lleva el
nombre de sCleauser>.
En- dicho barco SO er cuentran to-
da clase de maquinarias y aparatos
de stinados la infection de hu'
ques y equipajes, con arreglo a los
ultimos proced1mientcs ci6nt1ficos
modernts 8
Este barco ha sido enyisdo 6
Ponce por ei cuerpo del ePublic
Health and Marine, Hospital Servi.
ce> de los E.tados Unidos y estar&
fondeado permanentemente en- dicho
puerto.
Procedents de NV York direc-
tamente hA t )nseAdo en- aste puerto
81 vspor &mericano <San Juan. con
correspondence y variadN ca'ga.
HR tornado puerto el vspor cubano
<Julis1 en- viaje para SsLt1 Domir
go y Cubs, tom6 % passjeros para
esos puertos.
o"o'
Han llegs6o los nuevos postes
para 10 CompAfia de la sLuz Elec.
tricss los que su* tituiE "a a los que
estan en- lascalles por donde circuls
ell trsnvia ele:tico.
EI m&ftes SO esperRn en- este
puerto los vapores espano,es sPio
TX. = Ell Serr&s.
90
Don Manuel Colon vista de ests
Aduana hs sido coDfirmado en- su
destino con carscter permanente de,
bido al buen 6xito cbtsnido en- los
exkmer es para Ell servicio civil.
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jsban escapar ia ironfs, con motive
del proyecto de institution de Ia LIE
gi6n de Honor.
Cre6 pues, el Principe, Ia orden
del T4is6n de 90, de ID cual supo
hscer uu notable iastru nento de po-
Utica.
A IL muerte da Carlos al Tame
rario IL dignidad de Maestro pas6
la G asA de Habsbu go por al matri
monio de Marfs do B rgofla con e.
Archi 'uque Maximiiisno de Aus
t,is, E npersdor de A9emsnia. La
Corta de Espans Sc atr.buy6 tam
bien aqueils dig oiiad, y ha quedado
esta blecido por medic de notas d.
p,o nAticas csmbiAdas al princi pio
del sigln XVIII, que smbas monar-
qufas continu arian co firiendo 10
cuAlidad de caballeros.
EstA condecoraci6n solo fe otor.
ga 6 los Sobersnos y los Pfiacipes
ce las familiss reinAntes, a los fun
oionarios mas promir ates, y los
nj 9mbros mas ilustres de la noble
"a.
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LouDet J ell TOiS6n
de orc.

A su entrada en- Ell golfo de Fin
landiA durants el visje que hizo
Russia, Ell Prasidente de In Rep 4 bli-
CO Francesa recibi6 por sem6faro In
otcia de qua la Reina Reg nts de
EspsnA acababa de COZ rferirle II or
den del Tois6n de Oro.
La ceremonia de investidura no
Sc verified hasta ell regreso de LEU
bet, quien en- los registros de IL Or.
den, nns de las mas ce.ebres de In
cristisndad, sucede & su predecessor,
Fa]ix Faure. Las insigniss son las
mismaa que la n u srta de este dlti.
Msgi .trsdo faeron devualtas Es-
pan :, y las cualei el ego q Loubet
una embs jada ext .aordinaria n om.
hrsda especialments psSa este &C.
to.
Raras son las ocRsiones que Sc
presentsn para conferie Ell Toison de
Oto;y es por clio que aprovecha Ia
oportu lad In prensa frances 10 para
publican algunos dAtos sobre esta
eejebce Institution.
Fue cresda en- Bruges [Francis,
por Felipe el Bueno, duque de Bor,
gona, & ne iiados del sig.o XIV, bsj
81 pat .ocinio de II Virgen Maria y
de San Aqdles. Los historiadores
han emitldo o2iniones diversas So
bre su origen, pero Ia mas see 2tada
es Ia siguiente:
E, duque de B3rgons, por n&tu-
ralezs galante, habfa hecho con los
caballoa de Fal veinticuatro Amantes
IN zazo de amor. en- medic del cual Sc
dsstacRban las dor&dss hebras de
una de sqaellae. A'gunos cortesa-
nos SO riaron lie squsi rubio dema,
sisdo subido, y Felipe, & quien no
agradaron las nurl&s, les dljo estas
pslabras: ''todo 81 qua hoy Sc ria de
ests mech6n, 10 tendrA muy pronto
en- grsnde e>tina." Es mas 6 me-
nos 10 miama respae sta que di6 mas
tar1e Ell Primar Consul los miem-
bros del T Tfihunado, que tambien de-,
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En- asts tipografis sa hace todR
clase De trahsios { precios fn6dlsos
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Los CubanOS muoStran
Su deSagradO al cOnOcer
las CartaS que eScribG
el Consul general Bragg.
La prensa. de Ia Habsna pTOtesta
Ell DESEO GENERAL EN- WAS
HINGTON E5 QUE NO CON-
TINUE EN SU PUESTO Ell
CONSUL BRAGG.

Habsna, Cuba -El Gahinste de
Palma Sc reunio, pero NADIA formal
Sc acordo con respsato 81 asunto
Bragg.
La Decision dice La cErta prne.
bR que el Gtb;erno cubauo cortes-
mente SO dirigira al de Washing atou,
maaifeztaudo al deseo de que Sc re
leve Al funcion&rio que no puede con
| tinuAr como persona gr0t0 2ouf. nj
sarvir los iuteraees de los Estad IS
Unidos, demostr ando de este modo
III pueblo americana y OIL gonierno el
iuicio patci6tico del gobierno cuba
no.
AgregA~EI Sr. Q1esada Sc ha
cCmuQicado 0ficialmeuTs con ell go.
bietuo cubano.
<Ls Nsci6n> dice: La exposition
de Bragg ccnstituye una cfensa &
tuits, y hsrfa bian ell COB berno ame-
ricano de relevarlo.
Ella Repdhlica CabSnss dice: e.
relieve de, Bragg serfa uua medidA
justs, per haber mcstrado tan poea
consideration el pueblo cubsno, y
sgreg@: El Go sui americana debe
rfa renunt lar. Los cubznos no hGn
abandonado ga buena educsci6n y no
retornarSn Ia ofsnsa recibid~.
els LuchA1 dice sArca c&meu.
te: Ls carta de B:agg es an ejsm-
p!o de ls grkci& ytomkee
Gel Post" dice one duds que
Bragg dijera que; el ito Sanauet podrio
conseguir mejor hacer del ra6o de I'M
oerdo atn Pito antes que cUalQwie, a cosa
it'll de los cu60nos y agrega que B eagg
dice que no recaerda habsr dicho se-
mei,nse cosa. e ito distingue Ell q.
suDto de Btsgg, del episodio de Ia
no ameri sano pidi0 al esp&dol su re-
lsvo.
sEl Dlarios, dice; &La ofsnsa
sdena as de ser grave es tambian ab
eurd&, poTqua Id posibiiidsd de hs.
Ger litos dc los rAbos de los cerdos,
solamante ccnrre un tmericsno"
Io -nas sorprendsnta de tcdo,
ca como el coateaiio de- Ia carta en-
que el &C sui eaoribio tales pslabrns
Sc biz, p0blico La publication de
uus Carts nartl:uisr dirtgida q IN
miembrc de La fsmi'ia solo tiane ana
explicaei6n. I4A Sra, B sgg no qui-
81 NC4HSt q SNOei SSGISIO Ssn@ 1G~
discretion pag& hE5er de 81 marido
persona no gYct0,
Ia carss de Ds Lone spresur6
Ia guerrc ertra e Psnk Y los Esta
dos Uuidos, I'll afeobo de- la csrta de
Bragg ea Gudoso.
s. dice aquf 81 los circulcs CT.
ciaies, cue deg, q 81 incidents de- d.
Lone, IL ley pc~hite & Los co1srles
tr&tsr Ga tsItas particula1ae { an Ia
prsnse, los asun5os dei g2bie1no Gu
81 que e5,a1 rcprasentando e la ia,
ci6a.
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sucnmbir sata Les SctiC&g gs3tlones
aa sus seociaG0s pub e 6 iaaoran-
ts, lt7s;ouada ante el Tiuc espeiisr1o
de L 1e vi3a Ge desssGso y gcao, vieG-
do 81 orc en sus nenos y ~ a5nn-
dancia sGbreixte, sappaO lG ines0ts
que ncced5rc lo kelis 1o1ve1iauge,
"a . nasts an fayaT d. su fAnltia &
quIe1. poat& Hyp3sr.
-.a fsmll,2 sue % perspective
dc IN namDts cpa tuvlase 5,ap 4 So
HIS, no halo .n@sl 81 entreg2rls.
Habs1ac' pzcgdu qrincs dies da
Ia rcxh2 scitu de! hecho, o-spdc Co,
l$a, praza steTple 10 sxersGa mss
tzlgie; vs6 e15Ear en sr cGarGo ( su
coasccio, qne aiagce 2 festive i. "a
7abk = 0aga- "0cres snGG3islSa,
C3Aa Gai6 Ia sSnla a1apdonaGe
ea un~ r1esa, : ex 9arlnsataDa anal
go lalestar 81 cpnvampi@r ,qpellas
a1genbsdss Tiez -,
PQr prj4oIG ycs en- su vida So
consi7eraoa ina gao, y Is parcels
que su5 mnnos SO qoom%lfar 81 con
tact0 da squei dins-q. ra daCaimien'
TO sa has14 c&da ye1 mayor y press
sagiaoA f1ne stas cc1secuenciEa. Sus
ojo5 ya priil&bAn cen refalGecGis
metanca o tomaben IN tip5a de iris
t9z J y InelancQna. Su sisbslns nerVio
Sc sc xa IS ha3ta Ell ex5ten1 do pa
reeerle yer cada MON ento sgentes
ponciscus que venien pranderle'
TSl tran fot maci61 so Z h&kia
tp9rado en- au aer que en- sg fostro
siempre risneho y alegre, e5tansu
rettstadcs 9i pesar y el decsimien,
to-. o.....'..,..'..,..-,... ..-.>@.. ...,....=..
..........s.... '................ .=..,
....., ........ ............ ....
Como los yaints dias de heoer
reclb do ls psga, una mnltitud Sc
egolpAba 'ente & Ia puertA del Guar
10 de Col&s
Varios hombres descerrRjaban
Is puests, pues ell estruendo de uu
revolver dispArado, indicaba haber.
SO v9rlficado al un crimen.
Al psnetFar en- ell cnarto se en-
contfo tendido en- el suelo. ensan'
6 g;entAdo, el csdaver de Col&s.
Eu uoa msno tenia sdharido un
revolver, y en- 10 ctra manchado con
chispetszos de sangre, IN pliego de
papel, en- ell cnal spenae podfAn leer.
Sc unos caracteres grAndes; locos y
precipitsdos que deciac; q Era nj
hsrmGnx!
e n asto BatsQusts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-29
AV $50.

Francisco Ponte, ciruj&no den
tista participa & su numeross cliente
Ia, y 81 pdhliceSeh general, que con
esta fecha sierra su laborAtorio den
tai, hasta dentro de tres semRnas O.
regresara de los e. U. trAyerdo los
dltimos adelantos y novedsdes de In
profession.
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