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The Princeton union., 1903-02-19
Helpful Hubby.

Wife, wish you would let me know
what sort of dinner to have tonight.
Husband-That's a good idea. Well,
I shall either not be home at all or else
I shall bring three or four friends with
me.-Life ...s -
The Princeton union., 1903-02-19

1t is said that there are now more
girls than boys preparing for college I'M
the United States. By and by the
sweet boy graduate will be a rara avis.
The Princeton union., 1903-02-19
ThOrOuEhness.

when do anything" said the young
man, II believe in doing it thoroughly"
"Yes." answered his father, with a
sigh, respectfully when it comes to get
ting into debt" Washington Star,
The Princeton union., 1903-02-19
Nothing DOinr.

Canvasser-1've book here I'd like
to show you .H.
Busy Man-pve bulldog in the next
:oom I'd like to show you.-Exchange.
The Princeton union., 1903-02-19
Philosophy Ancient and Modern.

"Epictetus said all philosophy lies in
two words, restrain and 'abstain.'"
''Well, Epictetus may have had it fig
ured out all right in his day, but in
these times philosophy seems to be
pretty fully expressed in the two words
gain and retain '"-Chicago Record
Herald.
The Princeton union., 1903-02-19
. THE
MilW aukee Road

aukee Road
Milwaukee and Chicago.
NO. 6.
Day Express-Leaves the Twin
Cities every morning. The Mis-
sissippi River, the Dells of the
Wisconsin River and the Wiscon-
sin Resorts in daylight -Milwau-
kee at 700 P. NJ. and Chicago at
1925 Pm. Buffet-Parlor Cars and
Dining Cars. Electric lighted train.
No. 2.
Night Express Leaves the
Twin Cities in the early evening,
arrives Chicago at 7:OOA. NJ, in
time for eastern connecting trains.
Electric lighted, Dining Cars and
Sleeping Cars.
NO. q.
The Pioneer Limlted-Costliest
and handsomest train in the world,
leaves the Twin Cities later in the
evening, arrives Chicago 9:3OA.M.
Has Buffet Library Cars, Compart-
ment Cars, Standard Sleepers and
Dining Cars "a train that has
no equal in the world. It's fame
reaches around the globe. Elec-
trio lighted train.
Ask your nearest ticket agent
for through tickets and baggage
checks via the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Ry., or for maps, time
tables or therinformation, address
W.B. DIXON.
Northwestern, Passenger AGENT,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
The Princeton union., 1903-02-19


night. AS soon as the door was closed
absolute darkness fell upon the house.
Francis might try his eyesight as much
as he pleased, he could not detect so
much as single chink of light below 4
blind, and he concluded, with great
good sense, that the bedchambers were
all upon the other side.
Early the next morning (for he was
early awake after an uncomfortable
night upon the foor) he saw cause to
adopt a different explanation. The
blinds rose, one after another, by means
of spring in the interior and disclosed
steel shutters such as we see on the
front Of shops. These in their turn
were rolled up by a similar contrivance,
and for the space of about an hour the
chambers were left open to the morning
air. At the end of that time Mr.. Van
deleur with his own hand once more
closed the shutters and replaced the
blinds from within.
While Francis was still marveling at
these precautions the door opened and
a young girl came forth to look about
her IN the garden. 1t was not two
minutes before she re-entered the house,
but even in that short time he saw
enough to convince him that she DOS
sessed the most unusual attractions.
Ills curiosity was not only highly ex-
cited by this incident, but his spirits
were improved to a still more notable
degree. The alarming manners and
more than equivocal life of his father
ceased from that moment to prey upon
his mind. From that moment he en-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15

Gated. The adoption this week of the ro.
auirement by the New York Clearinghouse
LOT aadit1onal cash reserves by trust conn
pdnles Clearing through that Institution calls
attention TO another phase of the financial
situation last fall. The pressure for credits
ana the Withdrawal Of deposits for circula-
banks near to their legal reserve
limits and materially expanded the loan ac-
npesugs Of interior Z banking Institutions and.
Practically the only reserve maintained
P PSs the E, trust companies was on deposit with
aRe learing-hous banks, and the reserve
OF those institutions therefore constituted
me uItlmate reserve for meeting demand
readitoeme b's not not only from their own de
ana banks away from the reserve centers--
rnis weeks action by the Clearinghouse
fail as un n9nue1ns the conditions Of last
new requirements calls for the accumula-
ZION OF . per cent of deposits in cash by the
trust Companies by June 1 next, ~ per
cent by February 1 next, and 10 per cent
by January 1, 1904.
DEBTS ARE PAID.
etm IS reported by authorities in the for
OF obligations to foreign lenders have been
p par OH since January !. this correcting
t the oy Mhsot Of credits in that direc-
Vulnerable to calls. There is evidence in the
nono department. Of the Stock Exchange
weathered the stress of last fairs monex
market. have been marked in their holders.
the market price In one instance running
or 0 points below the syndicate s1bscr;n,
ION price to the bonds. h recuperefion
9i the financial position, thus variouslv in
9lcated, may be matter for Increase az con.
noence: put 1t gives evidence of the diver
SION OF resources released by the reiux Of
iunus 10 other purposes than stock-mar-
het commitments. and may help to exniain
the quiet stock market.
view requirements for credits are lar0elv
sGoWn also. The railroad situation plainIy
tequireS the employment of additional cant
q 10 nandie the volume Of traffic offering
ana 70 avoid freight congest on. The loan
OF nearly N0.000.00 negotiated by the Penn
savanna hallroad to push its betterment
swoor x ano the decision of the Erie TO issue
Sdo''Vo,WV bonds. and to authorize $40 OOO
wv more are concrete examples OF these
nSeus' Wnlch are likely to be repeated in
olher cases. The present ease in the money
naLket Is taken advantage Of for these
VARIOUS purposes, to the detriment NJ the
avallaple supply Of funds for stock market
The movement Of bond prices has besn
HIesuiar this week and the principal ac-
uvaty has been in speculative issues. The
large oealiHgs In st. Louis and San FRAN,
CISCO luhuiDg As were attributed 10 the
IIisSolutlon OF the Underwriting syndicates
SnIIed states SO coupon and new As regis
.ereo declined Y per cent. the Odds ss Z
per cent and the IS IL per cent. az com.
pared with the closing call of last week'
Bend Sales at New York.
SPECIAL.
,o Ssw 10TH; Feb: 1--sales of bonds were made
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15
MARKET EXTREMELY DULL
FOR WHEAT AND CORN.
MOST TRADERS ARE ON THE
SELLING SIDE.
Movement to; Market Continues
Heavy and Outside Orders
Are Scarce.

Speculative grain markets were extremely
dull and narrow yesterday. 1t was a typical
Saturday market. with the few active scalp
ers rather inclined toward the selling sioe.
Though the weather was cold In the North
west. temperatures did not show am i'm
portant decline in the .%r.nter belt. Cables
came lower. and there was little outside or
export demand. Receipts were again heavy
here and at other primary points.
May wheat opened SAKE up and sold at:
!ssG7s1sc 73%c. 73Ssc. ,2.ac. 7sSG73Kc. 7sisc,
There was little interest in corn futures.
Even the cash demand was curtaiied by
the lack of cars to move grain out OF ~
Louis. Receipts were heavy. and though
~clearancss were fairly large. commission
houses were practically without orders.
May corn opened hc ny and sold at:
42c. 411c. HN342c. 41Esc. 4l&c. AS94i&c.
Receipts of wheat at ST. Louis @.4D bu::
of which 500 SKIS. and 10 cars local and II
cars through. against &c. 100 bu., of which
81 cars local and 6 cars through. in 1902.
Exports Of wheat and flour to Europe
blu. a week ago. and 3.175, 4S1 bu. in 1902.
Receipts of wheat at primary points L2i,-
400 bu.. against $3.50 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments s5 s47 bn a, against 10000 bg; North,
Chicago received 36.O15 bu; and Kansas
City 6s. SCI blu. Clearances $50 100 bu.
Receipts of corn at st. Louis 10000 bu.. Of
against 24,sN bu.. Of which % cars local and
3 cars through. In 1902.
Exports of corn to Europe the past week
1,S20, 10 bu.. against 400 316 bu. a week ago
and 81. .S6j bu. in 1907.
Receipts of corn at primary points $685.
SS bu.. against 1a9. 600 bu. In 1902. and ship
ments $50. 1852 bu.. against 225. 900 bu. Chi
cago received 37a.5 80 blu. and Kansas City
160. 1900 blu. Clearances III 900 bu.
Receipts Of oats at st. Louis 1850 bu.. Of
which A cars local and u cars through.
against 1890 bu.. of which q cars local and
10 cars through. in 1902.
Receipts of oats at primary points 731.-
36l bu.. against $4,000 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments 45. T73 bu.. against $4,000 bu. Clear
ances $4,000 blu.
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Revival at WelIsville. Mo.

Wellsvnle. Mo-. Feb. .H.-The Reverend
{. 8. Bone. pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South. is holding q revival
here. No building In town can be found to
accommodate the crowds. and the meeting
gathers power with every service.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15
FRACTIONS AND BANKS
ARE THE LEADING ISSUES.
MECHANICS AND AMERICAN
EXCHANGE ADVANCE.
Market Is Active and Volume of
Investment Trading Shows
an Increase.

Though trading was not extremely heavy,
the volume OF business On the local Stock
Exchange was above the recent average,
and there was a continued good demand for
fractions and the bank issues. St. Louis
Transit was again the center of investment
interest. Despite the fact that holders were
not anxious to sell and rather disposed to
force a further advance, the stock was well
absorbed on the upturn at Sc. IS. which was
bid for more at the close. United Railways
preferred opened strong at So and sold up
~ t,SJ. Mechanics YVES wanted st Ss,!.v,.
than they had been for weeks, at $50.
Brisk inquiry for Mechanics' National M.
american Exchange was the feature of ts..
BANK group. The latter sold up rom Sass
to 1870. The 4 per cents were stronger
Dull there was Zone onered peIow xsi.n VI.
etate National was also nrm at szo.oO ana
a ffty-share lot of German Savings was
taken at $417.6
Inquiry for the lightinC issues continued.
with sales Of Lacleue Gas common at $3.50
and S5. The first Official transaction in Ma
tional Candy common was recorded. tie
purchase price being $2t. Scantic Gold Mir.
ing was ordered in thousand share lots at
40 cents.
-,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15
MINING SHARES.
Bar Silver.

New York. Feb. H.-Bar silver 4skc per OF.
At London. steady. 22hd per OF.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. Feb. n-Ayailable cash balance
$222. 64i. All: gold S102, 6l2, a74.
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New York Curb Stocks.

Clearings were moderate and transactions at
the banks were comparatively light. Discount
rates were steady, between So and 6 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15
Domestic Exchnnrc.


Hamilton. O.. Feb. H-George Atkinson
shot Samuel Rol.ings in the neck with a
shotgun at his home near, Busenbarks in a
quarrel over the will of Atkinson's wife,
who was Rollings's sister.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15
Week. Bank Clearinr.


Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clear.ngs So. sos. liz: balances S7e5,t37. Clearfngs
for the week were 81. s99. $40.
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st. Bridget's Young Mems Sodality will
give their minstrel and hop at st. Brideet's
School Hall. Jefferson avenue and Stoddart
street, next Thursday evening.
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REPURliC SPECIAL. AorA
New York, Feb. u~Sa1.. -,
to-day as follows. o0nus were MADE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15
sodaiity Minstrel and Hop.

me second grand minstrel and hop un-
Mems sne so auspices 81 st. Bridset.s Young
evening. February 10. 1908 at the school
dd ard corner OF Jefferson avenue and Stod-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-10
FelOI1lenal eSCdndalO
Ell el Dep6sito Municipal
anoche

EstA madrugads ocurri6 an est 4
dalo may1 sculo en- ell dep6 ,ito ma
nj ipal de esta ciudad.
Serfa las dos proximamenta, caRn.
do. q r6nimo NAxsrio, q Sc Rcab de
iugreear en- dicho dep6sito por rims n
Ia Marina, Sc resisti6 entrAr 81 CO.
labozo, y 81 esc&ndalo qae produjo,
despert6 ell joven ob.ero, Avelino
Arroyo Cintr6n, q. hice dias seem
euentra loco Ex ,itados sus ners -
rompi6 eli calabozo donde estAbs,
echAndcse faera y tomanzo unos de
los palos que ssrvfau de resrarca
acometi6 81 retel e ado Cspeis
producie adole una harida en- 10 fren-
t.v otra en- 10 clAyf :nla izq ,ierda.
Csped leg 8 dominar n loco dis
parando m tiro alaire y aprovechsu-
do Nsz ario 10 oportunid ad. SO Ia, z 5
cor t - ell ret6l, mord:6 ldo.e en- el
braz y musl der. CHI.
Ei Policia Iusular Alexandra que
fac ell gu, conduio al dep6sito 6 M
zario ayud6 & Ce oads, 6 d IN ierss
de II sgres'on t1. bsndose uua luch .
entre los cust'o.
Cepeda entoaces hsc:eado uso
de una tAb.a, que encoLtro q manc,
dio varios golpes nj NAsa-io, redu-
Gle ndolo 6 10 oh sdienc cia, y ecn iucisn.
do { este y III loco sus respes t vos
calabe Q.
FL proximo Ii 1as Sc v sr& el juic'o
ante Ell Juez de P I'd J Catedral.
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COnferenCiaS

Las que vienen celeby &ndose en- el
temple de los sHermanos Unidos en-
Ceiato,s de Ponce, resultan verdade-
ramente ipatructivas 6 interesantes
Asf es como debe educarse Al pue.
bio. All ne realza IL tribuna : Sc
enaltece ell espiritu I1blico. 81 no
solo en- los tamr -, EN- los centros
aociales, de recreo y politicos se si
guiera to IN levantAda costumbre, es
seguro que en- el pueblo ne desperta
ria el amor al estudio y ID noble ten
dencia & todo 10 que ennoblece y dig.
mica.
Nada de smeetinga. callejeros en-
los Que el odio envenena las Almas y
10 corrompe todo. De- 10 dnica ma
nera que el nivel moral de nuestro
pueblo puede levAntArse & gran al'
turs, es difundi6ndose en- las masas
populares toda clase de ensef1anzas
provechosas que les aparten del ex'
trAvio, sefialAndoseles 10 senda del
bien.
Por ESQ, puas, aplaudimos las con
ferencias p1blicas que vienen cele'
brkndose en- Ponce, asf como el ints'
res que en- esA labor demuestran los
intelectuales que suben & 10 tribune
para honrarla honrkndose & Of mis-
m %.
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Acertado
.nombramiento

The Mutual Life Insurance Ca. una
de las compAf1fas de Seguros sobrs
10 vida mas G .anae y rlea del mum
do, ACADIA de nombrar Agsnte para
10 isla de Puerto Rico, nuestro
querido amigo don Juan r. BGz.
e te nor bramiento no puede ha.
ar sido mas acertado nj mas benefi
cioso para dicha cempsf1i.. e. Sc
1or BA'z es o osidisimo y popular
en- 10 i Ia, popu.aridAd qae h. I'D
qaicido con hu inteligencls, So hon.
radez, y So gran sctividad en- 10 vi.
do de % ne gocios.
Si para el seh Bsiz es IN alto
honor prssel tar en- esta isla 6 10
Mutual Life Insurance Ca para di
cha compaf1fS 10 es tambien coLtAr
con un agents de las condiciones del
.isAdo amigo.
A ambos, pues; f fslicitAmos.
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CaSOS de santraXo
en- alimaleS
Hubo actividad y va no
hay tenor

Tavo conocimiento ell sen,r To-
mas Armstrong, hacendaa0 de Pom.
ce, de que en- algunas fincas veCinas
6 la suya hsbfAse notado ganado en-
fermo.
O5rAndo CON cordura, puso su
sospechA en- conocimiento del sefl Or
Ortiz, veterir quien practice un
detenido reco miento del que re.
sult6 comprobAda la existencia de
sasos de antrAx en- a]gunos anima'
les.
El case fu6 puest3 en- conocimiep-
to del Inspector de SAnidad del Sur
quien orden6 las medidas del case.
Los animAles muertos 6 conse
cuencia de In citada enfermedad per
teneciAn vArios propietArios de
este modo: 6 stff Or r. Rodriguez. 8;
jose Gonzalez 6; Ramiro o tiz, 5;
P. Cott, 6; T. Rodriguez. 4; Jesds
Ortiz, 2; Tiburcio Mercado, By Rs
mon Fsrr&n, 4.
Dichos an males bebian casi todos
en- ell rio y no hay que decir ell serio
peligro que en- tales casos, Cfeece
para el conts gio el aqua corriente.
Afortunaaam ente hubo actividad
acierto en- las med las tomadas y
no psfece existir peligro de propa'
gaci6n sl preseLte.
Los anima.es faeron profanda'
mente enterrados CON todas las pre-
cauciones de psrse de los que inter
vinieron en- 10 operaci6n.
e centro Superior de Sanidad tu'
vo Immediate conocim isnto del he
cho por oportuno ipforme del Ius.
pe,t " del Sur, y orden6 10 condu-
cente 6 evi itar todo peligro.
Las aut 3ridades de Ssnidad de
Ponce, no conocieron ell hecho hasta
despues de ser + q slico en- esta ciu
dad por haberlo noticiado ala Co.
rrespondencia. en- una de sus recien-
tes ediciones.
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NueVO COmandante Militar
De San Juan

Aver tom6 ell ma ado de las tropaa
puertorriquefas destacadas en- San
Juan, el &C m sndante Robert L. Hon
ze, del r gi iniento Provisional de
Iufanterfa de Puerto Rico, del eual
oportunamente dijimos que Sc halla'
ba prestando servicio 6 bordo del
buque de guerra sc pcinati., como
representante del ej6rcito de los Els
tsdos u Unidos en- las mar iobras que
han tanido efscto en- las aguas del
mar @ sribe. Por cable sc le orden6
pasar San Juan y haserse cargo de
10 @ omandancia Militar.
Los soldados pusrtorriquenos se
sienten muy contentos desae que han
visto rsgresar & esta ciudAd, su an.
tiguo estimado comandante.
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Gabinete meteorological

ri centric superior de Sandal,
deseoso de disponer de toda clase de
elemer 10 de inv astigaci6n, so pro-
pone gestionAr al estAblecimieLto en-
el Laboratorio Quimico de una sec
ci6u especial de BActer ologla.
ri LAboratorio qusdArA entouces
mas com pleto convirtie udose en- an
gran csntro de anAlisis para tods 10
isla y para los mtltiples servicios
que 10 investigAci6h de substancias
de nutrici6n, y anAlisis de toda clase
hacen necesArios. No cabe excusa
en- este punto Es precise que 10
Sanidaa r 1blicA este dotada en- 10
isla de todos los elementos que nece'
alta. Sc debe incluir On presupues
tos, la mayor suma possible de dinero
con tan importante obieto.
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MA YAGUEZ
(De maestro e0rresponso1 J

Enero Los reput&dos doctores
GAudier y VAdi, han hecho una h&
bill = del'cada opcrac.6a sf preso An
tonic Rivera, Autor del horroroso
crimen de que ya tisnen conocimien.
to los lee c,ores de IL. Correspon-
dencias. El estAdo del enfermo es
gravisimo, y se desespera de ss1vAr.
le, pero ID solicitud dc los medicos
es extremAda.
Pronto continuar& publickndose
<El CiudadanC9 pIo2agandista de
10 Union PuertorriQuef1s cuya apa.
rici6n fas muy del sgrado pdblico.
D.cho peri6 iieo ha tropt sdo con
algunos obst&culos para su impre.
sion, pero los sen ores Riera = L6vls
tratan de re g alarizar 10 m&rcha de
squel apreciAble voeero. Deseamos
que asf ses, porque <El Ciudadano.
se lee aquf CON mucho gusto.
CAda dia Sc hsce en- estA ciudad
mas necesArio el ri 60 de las caI q !.
Ahora el polvo NOS asfixia. Sc le.
vantan nnbes de aqu6l que envuel.
ven los trAnseuntes y 6 las casas.
Es nm verdsdero psligro para 10 80.
lad Ldb,iea. Los nifios, especial
mente suf EN- muLho y las fAmilias
temen por ell desarrollo de la difts.
ria. Suplicamos III AlcAlde que Sc
sirva ordenar el riego de las GALES,
cosa que le egradscer&n muy mueho
les vscinos.
Reina mucho entu ,iasmo para
assist & les espect&culos que cfeece.
ran en- ell teatro los aficionados de
esta ciudAd. e t 90 proponen ce'
]ebrar varias fanciones, y Sc dice q :.
las obras que pondrkn en- escena son
muy chistosas. AHA iremos & aplau-
dries, porque nos place que los
puertorriquefios Sc dediq aen 81 cul-
two del arte, 10 que do buena idea
/ de sus apreciables dotes de inteli-
gencia.
iAdelal to, pues!
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IA loRRIsPoIDIIsA DI PulRTo 10 DI 1NlR0 Dl 1908
Runn0res

Dfeese que entire los candidates
probables para la Secretarfa de 10
CkmAra de Daleg ados, ng ara don
JuliAn e Blanco y S1sa Uno de
nusgtros reporters Sc scefc6 4 este
amigo nuestro, pidi6ndole noticias
sobre ell particular, y he aquf su
contest aeion: EFF .etivamente a'gu-
NOS Delegados fsderaies y republics.
nos me han pregun ntado 81 en- ell cRso
de llegar nm acuerdo sohre mi cleo.
ci6n para ell indicado { a go estaTf4
disp aesto aceptarlc, y les he con-
testadO afirmst.vkmente, auLque du
do musho que squel acuerdo Ilegue
& tener ef ,eto. NAturalmante, nj
pedir6 qua SO me nombre, nj ssc-ifi :
care mis- principles bien conocidos,
caso de elf girsems para el indicado
puesto. Lao aceptarfa por dos razo,
mes, 10 primera, porque crao que en-
81 podrfa cont. ibuir efcszmente &
mel orar 10 aituaci61 del psfs, y 10
sf ganda, porque neceaisando trAbR'
jar aun para vivir, no me dess gra
daYis hicerlo de ese modo, cofncl
{ sndo con la convenienci& general
mi propia convenieneia
Por nu sstra pArte, celebrarfamos
que sc confrmsse ell rumor y Ia cleo.
ci0a del sc nor Blanco y Soss, pues
creemos que serfs 9Th sight mon n
to sight plac.s S aria ademks una
buena lecc.61 que darfa nu est os
C, t srrkneos tan ~dados & 10 ST b arbia
y vanidad como al eervilismo, segd a
ha demo ado nu setro Ap6stol del
Unionismo Ell stfi3r Ma ienso Gin
tr6n y calor habis de emballecer y
amman nuestra exist n 10, 81 son
sensatos y sincsros como ctsemos I
todos nuestros ho nbres do vAler,
habrxn de convenir en- one es ell mis-
mo pafs ell princip / cu!p&ble &c
cusnto le sucede s!endo la irracio.
nal desuni6n de sus propios hijos, y
In antipat. t.i6tica y sAl1uda discordia
que tire ellos ha reinado y reinA,
lA genuina csusa mAtriz de ,das
nuestrAs desdishRs presentas y pa
sadas. De donde l6gicamente sc de
duce que en- nuest.as manos es tk el
ramedio como hsm 10 di h) III prin
cipi ;, pues ese remesio no es nj
puede ser otro que ell e .tablecimien
to de 10 union y la concordia dc tc-
dcs los puerto rrique d os.
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sALUD, FUFRzA vIGOR PARA LOS HOmBREs

Como un hombre puede curarse despues
de amos de sufrimientos, de Intermediates Sc
xuales, perdida de vitalidad, perdidas noe
turnas, yaricocele etc ......y fortalecer los
organos retornandole su tamano vigor
Simplemente envie su nombre direction al
DR.. Knapp Medical Co., 2404 Hull Bldg, De-
troit Mich. U. S. A. ellos le enviaran gus
tosos su tratamiento con descripciones com
pletas para que cada uno pueda curarse en- su
propia casa.
Esta es ciertamente la oferta mas genero-
sa; y las siguentes cartas son tomadas de las
muchas que reciben diariamente:
''Queridos Sres:-Sfrvanse aceptar mis-
mas sinceras gracias por su carta de fecha
reciente Yo he seguido .su tratamiento en-
todas sus parties y los benefcos han sido ex-
raordinariamente satisfactorios Su trata-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-10
CuatrerOS que
CaeD en- Ell garlitC

Un buen sarvicio presto en- Ca
guAs 10 policie. Detuvo en- q sella
Jurisdiction & los individuos To mas
SANCHEZ Gaspar v era y Herm6ge
nss Viers, perseguidos por robo de
ganado. In policfs log 8 incautarse
de dos bueyes y tres cabAllos rob. ;.
dos veeinos de C.gaas.
Despu6s de practicada To- deten-
c.6n 6 incauta Sc del cuerpo del de-
Tito 10 policfa paso ell asunto al tri
bunal eompetelts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-10
KINDERGARTEN

Dssde ell pr6xlmo viernes 10 pro
fssora Mrs Robbins. directors de las
Kindergarten de S-n Juan, dara
conferencias 6 las 8, P M. en- ls Gu
ouela eLincolns Acerca de In mAnera
de ensef1 6 los min %, histnrias sub
jetivas, y recrs, vas. s., invits
no ,lo 6 los ma ,tros, tiuo al pd
blico en- general para qre asi tan
dichas conf srencias que An de i'm
portancia para los profesores y los
nifioa.