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young woman glanced toward hlm
carelessly and left an annoying impress
sion that she had not seen him. As
they left the table and passed into the
observation car he stared at her with
some defiance. But she was smiling,
and her dimples showed, and Grenfall
was ashamed. For some moments he
sat gazing from the car window. for
getting his luncheon, dreaming.
When he got back to his compart-
ment, he rang vigorously for the por-
ter. A coin was carelessly displayed
in his fingers. do you suppose you
could find out who has the next COM
partment, porter"
81 don't know their name, sub, but
they's goin' to New York jis as fas' as
they can git thuh. l ain ak um no
questions. cause thuh's somethin' bout
um makes me feel g If l ain got no
right to look at um even."
The porter thought u moment.
II dom believe it II do yuh any good,
sub, to try to shine up to tina young
lady. She ain the sawt. can tell
yuh that. done see too many guhls
In ma time
What are you talking about? I'm
not trying to shine up to her. l only
want to know who she is-just out OF
curiosity" Grenfall's face was trifie
red.
BEG pahdon. sub; but kind O
thought you was like 9th gent'men
when they see a handsome woman;
allus wants to fin out somethin' bout
huh. sub. yuh know. 'Scuse me fob
misjedgin' yuh. sub. Th' lady In ques-
ton is q foh'ner-she lives across tn
ocean, 8 fuh as canehn' out. They's
in q hurry to git nome fob some rea'
son. cause they ain goin' to stop this
side O. New York 'cept to change cabs"
"Where do they change cars"
"St. Louis-goin' by way Of Cincin-
uati an Washinton."
Grenfall's ticket carried him by way
Of Chicago. He caught himself Won
lering If he could exchange his ticket
In st. Louis.
Travelling with her father and moth
er. suppose"
mo. sub; they's huh uncle an aunt.
heah huh call 'em uncle an aunt
Tn ole gent'man Is Uncle Caspar. L
don't know what they talk bout. It's
mostly some foh'en language. Tn
young lady allus speaks American to
me. but tn old folks CANT talk 1t YER
we'll. They all been to Frisco. an the
hired hep they's got with 'em say they
been to Mexico too. Th' young lady's
got good American dollahs, don care
wha' she's been. She allus smiles
when she ask me to do anythin'. an l
wouldn' care if she nevah tipped me,
g long rs she smiles thataway."
Servants with them. you say"
"Yas. sub: man an woman. mex Sec
ton t'other side tn ole folks. CANT
say morn fifteen words in American.
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SflE 6IU NtUb COUttuD IOUUfU hci "tt's
long strides.
the sweet, despairing tones, but this
last wall called for manly and instant.
action.
"Can we catch the train? We must!
I will give $1,000. I must catch It"
She had placed her gloved hand against
telegraph pole to steady her trem-
bling, but her face was resolute. i'm
perious, commanding. She was order
ing him to obey as she would have
commanded q slave. In her voice there
was authority, in her eye there was
fear. She could control the one. but
not the other.
1--WE cannot catch the flier. l want
to catch 1t as much as you, and"-here
he Strengthened himself-I would add
a thousand to yours" He hesitated a
moment, thinking. "There is but one
way, and no time to lose."
With this he turned and ran rapidly
toward the little depot and telegraph
Office.
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There sDas pretty look OF fear In her
Th' woman Is huh maid an the man
he's til gen'ral hustler fer tn hull
pahty."
"And you don't know her name"
mo. sub. an l CANT YER we'll fin
out"
"In what part of Europe does she
live?"
Australia. think. suh."
"You mean Austria"
"Do |? 'Scuse ma ig'nance. I was
jis' guessin' at it anyhow; one places
as good as mother ovah thuh, | retk-
on"
Have you one of those dollars she
gave you"
"Yes. sub. Heh's a coin that aim
Amehican. but she says it's wuth 20
cents in our money. It's foh'en piece.
She tell me to keep it till went ovah
to huh country; then | could have
high time with it-that's what she
says. u high time'-an' smiled kind o
KNOWN like"
"Let ME see that coin," said Lorry,
eagerly taking the silver piece from the
porter's hand. 81 never saw one like
it before. Greek. 1t looks to me. but
can't make a thing out Of these letters
She gave 1t to you"
"Yes, sub, las evenin'. A high time
on 70 cents! That's reediculous, ain't
it?" demanded the porter scornfully.
"ln give you dollar for 1t. YOU
can have a higher time on that"
Tue odd little coin changed owners
Immediately, and the new possessor
dropped it into his pocket with the IN
ward conviction that he was the Sill
liest fool in existence. After the por-
ter's departure he took the coin from
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COMPANIONS In CoURTEsY.-Warm
was the Irish heart and winning the
way Of the late Lord Dufferin. Short
ly before he left Canada, and while he
was in residence at Rideau Hall, he
was walking one windy day when he
came upon an old Irish laborer who
was mending the roadway.
AS was his won't the governor gen
eral stopped to have chat, and the
old laborer stood bareheaded, the wind
blowing his thin, white hair roughly
about.
Put on your hat" said Lord Duff
ferin.
mot before your excellency," replied
the old man.
"Then," said his lordship, taking of
his own hat, III you expose your gray
hairs to this wind out Of Difference for
my position I must expose mine to it
out of respect for your gray hairs
Youths Companion.
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CHAPTER II.


- ORRY wasted very little time. BE
dashed into the depot and up to
n the operators window.
"What's the nearest station
east Of here"
"P-," leisurely answered the agent
In some surprise.
allow far Is itT'
"Four miles,"
Telegraph ahead and hold the train
that just left here"
'1The train doesn't stop there"
"Its got to stop there or there II be
more trouble than this road has had
since It began business. The conduct
or pulled out and left two Of his pas
sengers-gave out wrong Information
and he'll have to hold his train there
or bring her back here. II you don't
send that order, I'll report you as well
as the conductor"
Grenfall's manner was commanding.
The agents impression was that ne
was important, that he had right to
give orders; but he hesitated.
"There's no way for you but to get
to p anyway" he said while turn
ing the matter over In his mind.
"You stop that train! I'll get there
inside of twenty minutes. Now, be
quick! Wire them to hold her, or
there IL be IN order from headquarters
for some ninety day lay offs" The
agent stared at him. then turned to his
instrument, and the message went for
ward. Lorry rushed out. On the plat
form he nearly ran over the hurrying
figure in the tan coat.
"Pardon me. I'll explain things In a
minute" he gasped and dashed away.
Her troubled eyes blinked with aston
ishment.
At the end of the platform stood a
mountain coach, along the sides OF
which was printed in yellow letters,
Happy Springs" The driver was
climbing up to his seat, and the cum
bersome trap was empty.
want to make $10?" cried Grenfall.
What say?" demanded the driver
half falling to the ground.
"Get me to P inside Of twenty
minutes. and I'll give you $40. Hurry
up! Answer"
"Yes: but. you see. I'm hired to-
"Oh. that's all right! You'll never
make money easier. Can you get US
there in twenty minutes"
"Its four mile. pardner. and not very
good road, either. Pile In, and we'll
make 1t er kill old Hip and Jim. Miss
the train?"
"Get yourself ready for race With
an express train. and don't ask ques-
tions. Kill 'em both If you have to.
I'll be back in second"
Back to the station he tore. She was
standing near the door looking up the
track miserably. Already night was
falling. Men were lighting the switch
lanterns, and the mountains were turn
Ing into great dark shadows.
"Come quickly. I have a wagon out
here"
Resistlessly she was hurried along
and fairly showed through the open
door of the odd looking coach. He was
beside her on the seat in an instant,
and her bewildered ears heard him
say:
"Drive like the very de1ee" Then
the door slammed. the driver clattered
I'D to his seat, and the horses were of
with rush.
"Where are we going?" she demand
ed, sitting very straight and defiant.
after that train. I'll tell you all
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THE Mor1vH.-A party of Negroes
were fishing from q pier when one of
their number boy Of about ten, fell
into the water. The lad was unable to
swim; but, although the tide was run
ming strong, an elderly Negro leaped
into the water and after an exciting
struggle brought him safety to land.
When the old man climbed on the
pier again, a bystander rushed up and
Shook him by the hand, exclaiming:
my noble fellow, you have done
deed that puts us all to shame"
"Yes, boss" was the disconcerting
reply; dat boy dere got all de bait In
his pocket
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no BE CONTINUED.

TT After going around with a broken
skull for fifteen years the Kentucky
woman who owned 1t has just had it
repaired.
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GEORGE BARR McCUTCHE0N
~ v..s ~ r. II

cop,o1on,, 1901, by Herbert S. Stone -
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Una COniSi0l
de eSCOlareS

Aver tarde, tuvimos ell gusto de
rscibir la vista de una comisi6n com
puesta de alumnos de las csc cuels O
eLiEcelcD y &Co'6ae. que Sc acere6
nosotros CON el prop6sito de ma
nifestarnos Ell entusiasmo CON q han
acogido 10 idea de Abrir una suserip.
cion para repatriar 6 los ru srtorri'
queflos que emigraron al hswaii.
Este proyecto mantenido CON ener
gfa por los hermanos PAnis gaa en-
Ambas escuelas simultkneaments,
honran los sentimientos humAnita'
rios de esos inteligentes nif1os, 6
quienes enviamos nuestra felicita'
ci6n, alent&ndolos para que CONT
nuen por esa senda tan aigna.
A continuation publicamos los
nombres de los ni11os de refsran Gle,
para que sean conosidos del pdblico.
Marins PAnis qua, e ma Robar to,
Isabel Arbcna. Mercedes Pons. Isa'
bel Rivera, Elsa Perey6, M onse'
rrate Piszs, Ignacia Esturio. Car
men Marrero. Bsrusbela Rsmcs,
Homobona NisvesIB rtolo Pania
qua, Rafael PAniagus, Jose Tomas
Rosello, Francisco Silvsstre Maxi
mino Aybar, Antonio Montese,in.
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DEL NATURAL

..Buenns 8fAs.
..DfAs buenos, senior.
..1Saben usteass 10 que hi pssa
do en- Ia marina!
Vuelven les escrits res detensr 10
plums, pierden Ell hi.o del pensa
miento, = contestAr:
No 8 nor.
-Pu6s {. -...qua eli &ehanguito vie
jos de q aien pc ocupan en- 10 prsnsa,
ae ha prendido de una oreis 6 M,
mo.s & no ser por inmesiata media
ci6n de Vidal Cardona, que venfa de
d&rse an mAtr aeszo, & satas horas,
iqu6 serfa del rubio eacritor!
Br0schi Infente, toma note.
Alde0. Aquf qua hay tsntss fsras
de dos patas, vanir 6stas &aumentar
el L & nero. Rsfirt6ndoae & las que
Sc exhiben en- ell Cireo
Us cajista iPruebss!
N;ct0r del Vazle Hs visto oil ebohe'
milo tir & adoseo M emampostiar.S
Otro que Uega Salud, csbsl l'eros.
znfante. No se me acerque cue
ter go un pic el + srmo y pueae pisar.
me.
..Deefa, que exi ste mucho abando-
no en- las Gales del Sol y Luns; que
10 policfa se hace en- mu,hos casos,
sorda, muda y ciegs; Que ffente 10
primera estac'6n del fsrrccarril de
San Juan, existen a'gunos ba hes
que se deben eegsr, y......
Bla'adino. Ssnsres, no SO q asjan,
que assae que vivan squi los ameri-
eanos, hay mas hygiene; vivimos en-
Ell n ejor de los mundos comedies.
Figuero0 M0estge. Chico, vsya un
colmillo ell que se permite ese ele'
fante.
Don Paco Y que estk en- tis
IRA, en- que le extraen los disntes 6
un musrto, <si Sc descuids.s
Ponce lie Leon, que pasa armada de
un revolver visjo y ttros Gee ;orios.
LA fane'6 dada n e cireo, info'
mable! !......
Don Ramon. (iirigi6ndoae & VldaD
-iE poets, siente 6 pisnaa mas al
esesibir?
Hida1 Escribo verses, pero no
soy potts: pregd tele al D cscr -.
El Director entfAndo saluaa, CT
rig endose todoe, sin perdar su &C
rrscc.6 de estilo y fornas, lesssn. y.
10 nm esrtsl6n que dice:
sPfohibidas las tsrtu i en- horss
de oficina,s
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CURACION SEGURA Y lRAPIDA
DE "A
Conorrea Y Gotta Mi|itar,

intermediates agudas de la veiiga, rifones cuals
Quiera forma de irritaci0n genito-urinaria.
La basis de esta preparation es una substantial
descubierta recientemente. que tiene la prOpredad
sufrir alteracion alguna, para impartir todas sus
demas propiedades quimicas Influenza calmante,
& las membranes de los organos genitales, vejiga
glandulas de la prostate. La apltcacion de esta
medicina es directa p0sitiva no causa ell menor.
dano al estomago sistema digestive.
Ia orina suave no. irritante v podero samente anti
septica, destruyendO pr0ntamente los microbes dc
La gonorrea, y calmando todas las infamaci6nes
Las Capsulas Americans No. S curan completa-
mente Ia gonorrea en- menos de La mitad del tiempa
que reQuieren otros remedies.
Todas las complicaciones, tales como inflammation
testicular, estrech6z, bubones, ETC., Sc prev1enen
por complete CON Ell uso de este medicamento LA
RRIMuKEA M9u apps SSIsSPR0DHCIRaA 81 TN AIIVI0 slsI0
0RDIMARiO sE GURARA OON UNA GAIA.
81 SO usa anticipadamente esta preparation todo
'5TfS UUffDADO con LAS IMITACIONEs. Nues,
t.as cajas tienen cubierta amarillo contienen
yeinte cuatro capsulas. Las verdaderas capsulas
ponen IA 0rtpa de un color az despues de Ia primera
dosis. EALkN LO QUE PESAN. Premiadas
con dos medallasy diplomas porla American Export
Exposition el Franklin Institute.
E precio de esta preparation es $3.50 ORC.
ar1eracano por GAIA Todo pedido 80 remitirA inme.
diathmante por corre0 certfcado cualQuiera parte
del mundo, al recibo del importe.
ERp Sc ac6ptAn pagOa en- m0nedR de Cuaquier pals,
iii tipo corriente de cambio; cualquier banquero
un peso americana en- moneda del pals. Los pedidos
deben dirigfrse 8,
COMPANTA ESPECIALISTA DEL NORTN,
l27 cogpin Building, broadway & John sts.,
New York, y, 3. A.,
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Hotel ST. lorenzg
p zare ST g LEXINGTON AVE-. WEW HQRH.

Ofrecemos, por per-
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencias de personals
lue favorecen este Ho-
eel.
ID. Carlos Armstrong,
don f. NJ. Toro, don }.
NJ. Morales, don Tomas
,BIasini. don Francisco
PARA, don l.. de la Pl-
a, don A. Subira, don
f S uri de Ponce. ID:
u. f. FinIay, don A. u
Weymouth, DIR. Il;
!saldana, don Rafael
Oieda, don A. E. Lee,
don K. Aboy Benitez,
de San Juan. ID. Anto
MO Roig, don Luis BIZ
vo de Humacao. ID. }.
V, Cintron, Mayaguez.
ID Pedro SalaZar, dc
Yabucoa. ID. Arturo
Bravo. New York;
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DidIOgOS COlOniales

-iSuee.eme ustea!
in quiero .s..!
-iiSs6 tsmel!
Qde no....!
&c .rsmba, su6iteme uatad.. me
tiena usted 6 arrado p r ID solaps...
isuetteme ustsd!....
Mo sen 7r....!
Iate, vlana IN pol'cfa.
-1Por qs6 dstisae usteA 6 ese
ioven?
-Por que ese ioven es an mino.
zrlUa Llfl5f
III nif13!!
Isl sef11r y es necasario Que
sprsnda plimero caminar por Il
misno.
--P -ro....
A fqua CT. z u, at q ia aprends,
asf que pueda, 20 le soltal 6. mientras
tauto, es pree. 80 sui atsrlo bien por
10 soIapa.
ri joven retorci6ndoaae ell bigote y
echAnao un terno:
:, -,o,rsmba &c, On b. = !c6mo sabe u'sed
-Por que ESQ decfa de II ell GO
bierno esp. mol.
-iiEi gobiern' |!
Z. gutrdia II Fl .xionanAo msdzrR-
ments el asuuto:
-Mirsn usteaas, aquf hay a!go.
No lasuelte stea, v6pganse conmigo
y que decidA Ell easo el Tribunal. :.
Los jueces del Trihnnal cuAndo se
enteraron del asunto:
-lY como probamos nose tros que
ese nsamganz5n bigotuao, es ua ni1o?
-Qae.emos que hsya en- cads
Msss an juez de Co 10 partiao.
No puade ser.
-,C6mc!
En- cada Mesa hab & dos iaeces
&c an partido y uno solo del partiao
eontrArio
-iPsfo homb-el I 2or que es csc ?
-Porque co'avieae seguir los pre-
cedentes.
............ ..... ..'..'...... ....
= Q aeremos que el Asilo 90 con
viertA an Hospital.
NO pueae ser ......
-iP sro honbse. ....! lhsy cosa
mas jaats? lPor que no pueae SO, !?
-Por qae no convieae sentar pre-
ceclentes
-;iiAhhh!!!
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Ssd orita Matilde Felici.
Ponce.

Ponce.
Qaoique le sceptre de bsaute
Est dams v0s mains, Maaemoiselle, /,
j admire en- vous, non pas 10 belle;
MAis bieD, le beau sans vanit6.
El autor eoncede G "a heroina, no
nm simple rayo de gloris passje o,
aiuo una aureols, y logra haeerla res
plandecer en- an cuarteto con perfu.
me de amenidad que sorprends.
In inspiraci6l que atrae, que ss
ducs. Sc sostiene constantemente.
A 1em&s, sa nota una penetracs6a
eamaltada de oportnnidaa.
Hojean 40 aquf = allf, las slas del
essuefio mecen dc cen.iuuo q alma,
que ae apasiona al contacto da tan
too penssmientos aelicados y purus.
Versos Postazes cbtsndr& muchos
exltos, porque, apa t, el m6rito dis
tintivo de ser de Ga epoca Y haeta
de aael&ntarsa en- cierto modo d CO.
sas que hoy estzn en- vsga, Sc en-
euentra en- sus p4ginas 81 eco deli
csao de los Sc timientos de nm Mass.
tr0.
Nuestra fslicitacion y nuestras
gracias 81 p&rnasiano que nos honra
CON su amistad y CON sus ben6volos
recuerdoG.
L Lsccia.
(Tfaducido de l. Esendard)
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POLICLINICA
dol DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de tod&s las en1es-
medades en- general.
Operaciones quirurglcas.
Especialidad en- afecciones Dc
los otos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 & 4 de
la tarde.
Fort&leza (Allen Street, 1e.
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CApSULAS AMERICANS NO, s,

La Compaiiia Especialista del Norte de Nueva
York. que la institution que tiene mayor practica
on tOd0 el mundo, ell ratamiento de intermediates
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RAMON GAMBIA OORDOVA
MGENIERO CIVIL
Sap jose IL.
@AN 8wAN.
La Escuela Velasco
ESTABLECIDA 1890.
2S3 Schsrmsrhorn ST., Brooklyn
New York, U. 8. A.

New York, U. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- T0DOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE Ii.
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locacion, centrica hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados. La
Escuela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando asl Sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oirculares intormes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- sLa Correspondence
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VerSOS p0Stales
Grltica a Vuelo de pajaro

Dsspues de. haber ps sgsdo ho7ga'
daments su tribute a In moda astuAl,
que es 10 de las tarjetas postsles, J.
A Negr6n Sanjurjo, el aulee es ntor
de <MansAj sras,. ese fe z B njsmin
de las Masas, ha re ualto hacerncs
saborear, no sobre trt z o de i'ari-
nedas eartalinas,' sino sobre las ho.
jas coqaetas de un ordscu'o cuida1o
samente impress, los vsrsos post les
que h. dedicado & buan & nero Se
bsllezss que son la Fl ,r de 10 socie.
DAD puertorriq aenA. A gunas cuba
mas tienen tamb;en eu parte en- este
agraaable concisrto de e.t-s as vi
brantes.
La idea es tsnto mas d'gna de elo-
gio cuanto es ella oompletsmente
l1u VI.
Qae eepRmos nose tros, tn es In
primera co'ece' on de ese gensro gus
ha sido publicads.
Vesmos & S apiurjo trerzA una 80
berbia corona On muy buanos srsos
francesas, & 10 sen orita MAtille F eli.
CT, u p gsntil y distinguida compatrio
to, proelamada racientemente Rsina
de 10 B ,llezs en- Ponce:
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i SeleCto Hotel para IA
milias, establecido bajo
el plan americana, que
patrocinan las mejores
familias de Puerto Rico.
Juegos de habitacio-
nes que comprenden des-
de ell sencillo de sala,
dormitorio y bano, has
ta ell mas extenso de sa-
la, 5 dormitorios y ba-
no.
Adaptase especialmen-
te para familias hume
rosas y para familias cor
tas.
Cocina 4 la espanola.
Servicio espanol e in
giles.
Ell Hotel mas fresco de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clase de
adelantos modernos.
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No igusl perspective ofreee por
ahors el csf6; entire otrAs causas,
por 10 falta de recursos cen que
cuentan 10 mayor parte de los CT ..
teros para 10 limpiesa de sus fncas.
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Para CUrdr un RefyadO en- un did
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMA
QuLNINA. III boticario le devolvera 81 dinero 81
No Sc cura La hrma de e. W. GROVE se halla
On cada caiita.
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Cronica

Puerto Rico es hoy al punto de
mira de toao ell mundo. Las visitss
con, tRntes de las personas mas cnn
nctadas de los Estados Uniaos b 4
debido lamar la atenci6n deb or be-.
No es posib'e pueia en- tarsa 4
nAdia los trAscenaenta'es proye stca
que 10 jov. ny poderoaa naci6n est4
dessnvolv.enGo POGO & POGO y con
gran cautela.
Y Puerto Rico juegA nm importan-
tfsimo pspel en- aqu6lla.
L& E,tae.6n naval como base de
opers clones del mar 9 sribe.
FL aumento poderoso de 10 escua-
dra que serk tan potents como In de
10 primerA potencia maritime den
tro de an peri do de cuatro : Il ,s.
La spertura del canal de Pansm6
que I +, har& duefio de dos mares, ell
Atlin'i leo y ell Paeffieo.
Y por 6ltlmo, imperialismo que
cAda vez toms mAyores proporciO'
mes n nm p fs que h&sta hace POGO
fac eminentemente indr strial y CO.
mercis'.
La guerra sordA comercial, panto
de partsda de tantas precauciones,
terminals al fin con una sangrients
guerra en- 10 que sc dispntar&n 10
hegemoniA comercial las grandes
potencias produetoras.
Las imitaciones que de los pro.
ductos europeos, hacen los Estados
Unidos del Nolte es una amensz :
constante parAlos similarss del viejo
continente, pues no solamente han
Icgrado presentarlos tan buenos CO.
mo aquelloe, Il que tambi6a 6 mu.
cho mas bsjo precio.
~.
Si los informes que hasta noso'
tros llegRn resultan exactos, &pgura-
mos nm buen porvenir 6 ID industris
szuesrera de este paie, con motive
de nm inE ecto que est& destruyendo
las pls ntAcionea de rem ,ls cha en-
gunos pAises producto .es de 10
miam&.
No igusl perspective ofreee por
ahors ell csfe; entire otrAs causas,
por 10 falta de recursos cen que
cuentan 10 mayor parte de los CT .
teros para 10 limpiesa de sus fincas.
Noble por todos concsptos es In
actividsd desple g&dA por los homo.
rabies comps triotas Lucas Amsdeo
y Antonio Mariani, quienes luch IN
con denueao por salvar al cafe de
Pto. REQ de ana rnina limit ente.
Merecsn estos ciu aadanos 10 protsc.
ci6n decidids de todos los terrate'
nientes y bien de Ia pstriA que les
vic nAcer.
RQuL.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-29
Spraying and busting.

When the petals fall from the pple,
the cooling moth is on hand to lay her
eggs; the calyx is then wide open,
and the young caterpillars will seek
the calyx for their first meal; later
this calyx will close up tightly and
II poison can be introduced before
this closing 1t will be better retained,
says Prof. F. M. Webster. The whole
object of lifetime with these moths
is to deposit their eggs, and will do
this, largely at least, as soon as the
bloom falls. Then is the time to spray,
and not after the other work is over
and the eggs laid and Matched and
the young worms making their way
into the young apples, and the calyx
OF those not affected so closed over
as to prevent the free admission Of
the spray The young canker worms
are minute and very hungry, easily
killed by poisons about this time, but
let them alone until they are one.half
to two-thirds grown, and they seem
to thrive on poisons. The potatoes
are Just coming out Of the ground;
there are a few beetles only and but
little plant to treat. Get an old fruit
can. punch fine holes in one end and
fix broom-handle to the other 80 as
to hold the can vertically over the
young plants, and tapping it lightly
with light stick, sift a mixture of one
pound of paris green and ten pounds
of low grade Of -four directly on the
surface. where 1t is needed and where
1t will adhere to the leaves. This rs
not spraying. but It will kill Off the old
beetles that first appear, or at least
many Of them, before they lay their
eggs.