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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

the town Of a mining district and Is
the center Of me southern imperial
mines, lt has iron works and an TX
tensiye mandatory OF damasked
scImitars and articles OF iniad and
embossed steel Slat0usk has an alti-
tudc of l,3i3 feot and contains a popu-
lation of about 2l00O souls.
. col HEAD DESPERATE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
Private Magner Released.

New York March 2s-Congressman
Sulzer has secured the release OF Pa
trick q. Wagner private of the
Twenty-second company coast artillery,
and two other United States soldiers
from the Havana preside, cables the
Tribune's correspondent in Havana,
The prosecuting attorney had recon-
mended that Magner be confined a year
and a day before his trial for resisting
an officer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

and killed Six af ris bodyruard. After
he zen san Miguel mpticd HE revolver
among the MJDbaue- and ilel hghtng.
San Miguel was the last unrecOnelHl
Filipino nsursn- he tailed 90 auain
prominence during tls Instruction,
The b01ie li .hc insurgents Killed IN
the nghuug at MarigInl 20 the nun-
Der of about On. uat. taken 10 Nal0oCun
today and were surrendered % the rel1-
tNcs of lhe dead
Lieut. Reese and the other wounded
scouts will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
ni-nr stnqes.
washington, March 2S.-The wealth,

washington, March zS.-Ihe weather
b.. ... .1s .-.Leu tne following special
river bulletin
The Mississippi river is falling above
Helena and is about at a stand below,
The orevasses reported since Thurs
day have relieved the situation some
what below Greenyile. The effect Will
be q slight lowering and at the same
time a prolongation Of the crest Of the
food Stages this morning are as fol-
lows.
Memphis, SS.2 feet. fall Of 3 feet;
Vicksburg. Sis, stationary New Or
leans, 2O1, fall Of 2 feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
ORGAN RECITAL TOMORROW,

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock there
will be a special organ recital at the
Tabernacle, at which Prof John j. Nc
Clellan win preside II is announced
that on this occasion the doors viii
close precisely at 4 O'Clock and not re-
open until the close of the recital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
Nlagnetlo HeaIer sent 70 jail.

Buffalo, n. Y. March 2S--A. j.
Wcichers, professionally known as An
tonius. the magnetic healer, has been
sent to jail after being convicted OF
conspiracy to defraud. He will en-
deavor to secure bail until Monday,
when he will be sentenced by Judge
Kruse In the criminal term OF the su-
preme court. Weichers is also charged
with grand larceny in the second de-
gree and practising medicine unlaw-
fu1lv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
7~enty-eight
Rioters Killed.
FFt'Egh Were Wounded Cause Of These Tesribe IA.
halaes Was Strike in Cag Of O2ta, in The Ural
clLoaalains place 7own Of SHINING District, and
Cenha Of Southern Mpesai 5llines

st. Petersburg, March 2S.-A great
strike riot accompanied by much
bloodshed, has occurred at The town
of Slatousk, I'm the government of Oofa,
among the ural mountains. Twenty
eight persons were Killed and jS wound
ed,
slatousk Calso spelled slatousO, is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
Book Price Records.

Philadelphia. March decomposition
\ book collectors Is making record
b Is al the sale Of the second part OF
y library Of Harold PIERCE. One buy
h sah to have been acting for j. p,
kfgsn secured the gem Of the collec-
b book not yet printed, paying
&fetor 1850, II Is a yellum great
ya book Of Edward VII, Of which
n 10 copies win I've printed. II will
& illustrated with 100 wood cuts, show
b The eeremonIals Of the church from
9safd the Confcssor to the present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
BAD MAN ARRESTED.
Chief Sheets Takes in J, r. Masters
An Alleged All-'ROund Crook

chief sheets Of the police department
made an important capture Lass aisht
in the person Of J. r, Masters, whom
tho police believe 70 be an an iouhu
bad man. After his capture Maste,
made two attempts 70 escape anu
fought ylciously to avoid being search
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
CLOSES TUESDAY NIGHT.

The art exhibit which has been open
to the public Tor the past Two or three
weeks. win close Tuesday night after a
very successful run Il was intended
to keep Il open until after conference.
but further consideration 81 the mat
ter resulted IN the decision Just an
nounoed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
CIIppnrton Island Guano.

~ Francisco, March 2S.--J. d. Mur-
n nos arrived here from Cllpperton
~ where for the Pacific Islands
4 lahy Of London he has been maxi
survey Of the guano deposits He
tlnlles the quantity Of guano on the
N'os al 5000 tons. but says 1t must
'dSed on q large scale to be profit
Il As al present handled the ex-
Of getting the guano Is too great.
stated that ;he British company,
lnt strength Of Murrays report. will
Fp make arrangements to operate
4 HpFiIon on a large scale. and in
lon Will charter a number Of YES
% carry the fertilizer TO market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
ORDERED TO UINTAa AGENCY
Supt. PriDgle Goes There to Examine
Sewer and Water Systems.
lsrecIaI 10 lhe uNews. ,

Washington, d. G., March 2SS.-Supt
OF Engineers Geo. prIngle Of the Indian
service has been ordered to Ulntah In
dian agency to examine the sewer and
water systems Of the two schools there.
The new Irrigation Law In pamphlet
form, only ~ at the Deseret News
Book store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

According to the argument of Judge
King, ON behalf Of the defense IN the
Romncy murder ease this morning ev-
cry point win be brought out which
viii tend to reduce the charge against
defendant from murder in the second
degree to manslaughter, IN fact the
greater part Of his argument this
morning was along that line. In his
usual eloquent and forcble style Judge
King declared that the state had to-
tally failed to show any malice On the
part Of the defendant which Is very
essential element In charge Of MUIR
der IN the second degree. The district
attorneys opening statement, he de-
clared, exculpated Romney Of this Of
Tense In that Mr. Eichnor very honest
ly stated that Romney was drunk when
the shooting occurred and if he had
not been the affair would never have
occurred
MANY SPECTATORS PRESENT,
There was larger crowd Of specta-
tors present az this mornings session
than at any previous one \ number
OF women were present to hear the
arguments Of the counsel AIRS ROM
ney and five Of her children were pres
ent and at frequent intervals during
the arguments, the former gave way
to her feelings and wept Defendants
brother j. M Romney his wife, and
defendants sister, Mrs. Greenup, were
also present,
TO THE JURY THIS AFTERNOON,
From all appearances the arguments
will not be completed and the case
submitted to the jury until after
O'clock this afternoon, Judge King VIII
probably speak an hour and a half at
this afternoons session and District
Attorney Eichnor will probably take an
hour IN his closing argument for the
state, after which probably half an
hour will be consumed by the court in
structing the jury The jury win then
retire and II is thought that II viii
not be long in reaching a verdict,
JUDGE KINGS ARGUMENT.
Atty Hamilton concluded his argu-
ment this morning at about If o'clock.
In closing he took occasion 10 severely
score a number Of the states witnesses.
AT about ll:l0 o'clock Judge King com
menceG the final argument for the de-
Tense He referred in very compliments
airy terms to the manner In which Dist,
Atty. Eichnor had conducted the prose-
cuton OF this case THE district attor-
ney" he continued in his opening
statement very honestly excuIpated
Miles w. Romney Of this offense. He
said in his opening statement that Mr..
Bomney was drunk when the shooting
occurred and that II he had not been
this case would not have been tried.
His own statement reduces the offense
from murder IN the second degree to
manslaughter.
CHARGE DENIED.
Murder In the second degree Is the
unlawful killing Of human beng with
malice aforethought Where Is the ele-
ment Of malice in this case? According
TO the evidence Miles w. Romney at
no time exhibited hatred malice or
deep seated revenge towards Harry
Strong To the contrary the testimony
shows that he did every thing TO pacIfy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
letters from Mrs. Pennell.

A " maven Conn, March 2S.--Two
4 n which are expected TO figure in
rsuleil Inquest which begins at
4 p ta.s heNt Monday, have been sent
,.nalo rom this city. Both were
su oy Mrs. Pcnnell 10 a girlhood
4 whose name has not yet been
4 ana one bears a Buffalo post
4 .alsu az & o'clock, on the night
uul9mohlle tragedy. II Is said
p " we letters denies that Ar
-. .elleli ever intended getting a
4 !. ana that In neither letter is
IN h trace OF mental depression
4 y u t OF suicide The letters are
- nave been forwarded to Thos
kptif. " huhaln, who was formerly
|NtAs law Partner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
FAST DAY TOMORROW,
In Consequence There VIII Be No Ser
vices in the tabernacle.

By recommendation Of the First
Presidency OF the Church to-
morrow. Sunday March o. viii
be observed as fast day in this
and adjoining stakes, due TO the
general conference falling on the
regular fast day. the FIRST sun
day in April In view OF this the
regular services IN the Taber-
nacle viii be dispensed with,
meetings being held in the differ
ent wards instead. In the even
ing the Mutual improvement as
soclatlons will conduct Joint pro-
grams In their respective wards.
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% d. hill In London.

i !, t ,s March 2s.-Presldent ]. ].
\ n, we Northern Pacific is I'm Lon.
-, rev days. says the london
II \ . ,Iht Of the Tribune. Mr. nm
M W.. ,ne course Of a talk. II am
y ,, spsaal mission l have lust
\ ,lnsIi the continent. and during
\ lss ' nave been IN Europe / have
,ry ~, q stroke o. business. / am
h ,n &c yearly visit / need rest
/ ,s - a,. ana my sole reason in
b 80. s,ef at this time is to be quiet .
b. 1 Y, to be drawn into a com
y -og,' NE commercial and rail-
\ err.. .'9ns Of America and England.
b. 5m ',sl The opinion that some
ID ing save TO be done to meet the
r. /, 's3g'Temsais OF the United
fs ~ ,alleay facilities. In MANY
.e, ,,nsI'ea ne immense RESOURCES
! AZ. ''sely been tapped ana more
b,l3. ~ Pc 'aid, win have to come 10
/ vi the great development
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
enaO Compelled to Kiss The Flag

a sion March 2S-An unusual scene
oten enacted on the United States
que cutter Seminole, lying In this
D0t one day this week one OF the
pen a veteran tar, broke out in the
,asue IN violent abuse OF pretty
y e'erythlng. He proceeded IN his
iSfalion without being molested
be called the United States flag
4 IVY neg and INDUCED In other un-
.oue sentiments A quartermaster
l,ng he3f reported this language to
4 hoEefscomm3nGing the Seminole,
'ns after took prompt action. All
were called to general muster
hp captain addressed them on the
uIV Of The ofense committed by
u their number. Then he com
ne cuprit to kiss the flag six
aha 10 repeat after Rim an obllga-
never 10 speak disrespectfully OF
I 70 allow any one else to do so in
,s'ence The name of the Offend
z nol made known.
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Fmpress's Condition satisfactory.

Berlin. March s2-The following bull
tin was ssud al noon
J AFTER night which was mostly
quiet. the empress condition Is salts
factory The fracture which Is IN g
bandage, gives her no palm"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

which must take place Mr.. Hill intends
to start on his return trip TO America
next Wednesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

futile Bros g. WooIlcy report the tol-
lowing real estate sales during ihe past
few days Fine modern brick residence,
ga Second street Nlo0, three cottages
Fourth East and Ninth South. $1,000,
so feet De- Z rods near Fourth ana !
streets $500. une-Ioom modern brick
ON Third. near street 5000 five
roomcd new brick on First street, ST.
500 siN-roomod cottage on ! street, ST.
zoo. ixl0 rods ON Third street. near j.,
$500 futile Bros. & Woulley report
considerable more Inquiry for small
homes than during the winter. With
them each month has shown "a better
business Tor several months past, and
they are looking for a good spring
business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
CHARGE DENIED

Murder In the second degree Is the
unlawful killing Of a human beng with
malice aforethought Where is the ele-
ment of malice in this case? According
to the evidence. Miles w. Romney at
no time exhibited hatred, malice or
deep seated revenge towards Harry
Strong. To the contrary the testimony
shows that he did every thing TO pacify
him, therefore there was no malice in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-31
Ell aSGSinatO de los
arab0S de ViGqueS.
Ell senior LGCCia y Ia GOrt8 de
HunaCaO.

Slgue siendO CbietO de concentrates
Ia question suroida entire ell senor Lee
cla, eX- Canciller del Consulado Fran
c6s Y la Corte de DistritO de Huma-
Gao, con motiyo de la denuncia de SUI
plantation de ciertOs billetes de Banco
ocupados como pleas de conviction
en- ell prOCeso seguid0 contra Polo San
klch pOr asesinatO de unOs arabes, he
chO que tCyO lugar en- Ia Vecina isIa de
Nicques
I'll senOr Leccla tiene presentada una
denuncia iurada contra los miembros
que cOmpOnen Ia susOdicha Corte de
DIstrltO, Y seg4n nuestros informes
asegur6 el tener pruebas fehacientes
para justiticar la suplantaci6n de tales
biiletes.
PareCe que entire la numeraci6n he
cha cOnstar en- ell proceso al yerifcarse
la ocupacion de los bilIetes, Y la que
consta en- ell inventario por ell que re-
cibi6 el Fiscal senior CampilIo los ex-
pedientes de su O6cina. aparece una
disparidad
81 este hechO es cierto como otros
muchOs hubiese quedado enyueIto en-
ell misterio 4 no ser por la resuelta
actitud del Sargento se6or Lavergne,
quien en- ell acto del iuiciO sostuvo de
una manera categ6rica que los billetes
que Sc Ie ponIan de manifesto no eran
los mismos ocupados por 81 con visi-
bles senales de estar manchadOs al pa
recer de sangre.
Por ESQ causa verdadera eXtraneza
que & esa declaration no parezca ha-
berse dado mucha importancia, nj
antes del juicio, nj durante la celebra-
ci6n del mismo, nj que 4 10 que parece
ante la terminate declaration del Sar-
gento de la P0licfa Insular senor La
vergne, Sc haya tornado determination
niDguna, tandente { indagar un hecho
de taI clase.
Nos parece que serIa muy cOnveniente
4 los altos fires de la Justicia que, Sc
hicieson pGbltcys los datos que sean
necesarios para que un hecho de esta
naturaleza quede esclarecido en- tai
fOrma que disipe todas las dudas de
ie 4 salro ell prestigio lie los Adminis-
tradOres de la Justicia, cosa tantO mas
necesarIa hoy cuantO que en- algunas
leyes que nos han sdO impuestas, Sc
conceden .acultades tan amplias, que
pueden acarrear la impunidad de los
delitos por ignOrancia 8 malicia.
Entendemos que es conVeniento que
la Ferdad que cOnCurra en- Gse asuntO
sea puesta en- absolute evidencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-31

Tod0s saben que la reina de Ruma-
MIA es una grarde Y famosa escritora
conocida en- el mundo literario con ell
nOmbre de Carmen Silva, pseud6nimO
que usa en- tod0s sus escritos; per0 Sc
guramonte muy pocos saben que Ia
ilustre DANA dedica todo ell tempo que
Ie deian libres sus ocupaciones litera-
rias, Ia infantil ocupaci6n de vestir
mun8cas, en- la cual Sc hs distinguidO
desdo 10 iufancia por el arto esquisito
Goa que confecciona Y adorna los di-
minutes vestidOs.
La mayor parte de sus mu1eDas re
presentan pcrsonajes de sus prOpias
novelas.
En- su collection de munecas yestidas
hguran como obra maestro una repro
ducc6n de una boda en- Rumanl2, en-
Ia cual tOdas las hguras, desde la no
via en- traje de campesina rumana has
ia ell Obispo que bendice la union re
vestido con todos los orn8mentOs de su
ierar. ,ufa, son una maraYill~ repro
ducci6n de la realidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-31

Hay dos asuntoa importautas que es-
tan tranqullOs como las aguas de un
lago Y de los cuales la opinion Sc preo-
cup8.
Uno es ell fracaso contra eli direc-
tor de 81 'Etendard2 se1or Luis Leccia,
y ell otro ell de los c6lebres anarqutstas
que ide6 un nrepresentante de Ia prensa.
Son processes originates por todOs
cOnceptOs.
Ell primero, por ser denunciad0 un
Tribunal por un periodista, Y ell segun-
do, por ser declarados como alterado-
res de la paz p6blica, varios ciudada-
nos 4 quienes Sc cohibi6 ell libre ejerci-
clio de los derechos que como tales les
supOnfan.
Perc fu6 un error de los auurquls-
tas. ElIos reaimente eran ciudada-
nos del pueblo de Puerto Rico, que
es 10 mismo que la carabina de AmbrO-
sio, y por 10 tanto, sua derechos eran
simplemente lsque<=r de AIeana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-31

In ano mas que ecae en- Ia noche
del pasado Y otro que como es natural
no cae. sin6 que Sc Irea1t1 el 10. de
Enero de 1904
Como va asOma una canita en- mi
bigote, este de registrar un a1O mas
en- la cr6nica &c mis- dias, cosa es que
me entristece. De ahi que para oiyi-
dar tales penas, me sienta ObHg2dO
echar esa canita al aire
Cada ano que pasa, dicen que es un
peso que nos prOpOTCIOna mayor car
ga......de edad
Y clio, deedo luouo os carganta
Qui6n pudlera detener ell yuclO de
los tiempOs. ...... que COrremOs
Cuando recuerda ono que antano
[1h hnDyyuI ,'0h ulollS.--nO Sc pen
saba para las pascuas sin6 en- conner
laaJar6t1 Y arroz con dulce..... cuando
recuerda unO que ahora tiene que dedi-
carse al ingl6s y aUn & los iltglesoS, pa
ra que la tradici6n no SO nos pscurra
por el foro 8 por ell Zorro, ,ay. Sc le
caen 1 cualquiera las galas del cora
z6n-s
ForzOsameute, rccucrdase eI pasadO.
No Dor NADIA, sin0 pOrque, a ESQ del
toque de animas en- Ia iglosia del pue-
bio, SO desmandaba uno en- busca de
Ioigorios y parrandas.
Ahora puede hacerse 10 mismo.
5Qui6n 10 duda3 Pero que Sc 70. No
Sc encuentra a5l asl eI conssbido ma
jarete nj el indispensable arroz con
dulce,
Aunque muchos asuntos publicos y
cuostiones dc trascendencia, como Ia
americanizaci6n, pongo por case, pa
recen un verdadero U1aJarets por 10
demas, todo Sc convierte generalmente
en- pasteles, pasteles Y pasteles.
Hay pensadores que OpInan que por
ahi empieza la salvaci6n de los pue-
bios, aunque otros Green que son sig
nos caracter{sticos de no lejano ,salrs-
So 1,,if0 pued1.......
UJUN
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Ha Inusd0 & Cor6aoo ,,ov, ,,,,s ,.,ar,
oorano5{o ,o0 Jo zoojo - ''e oo,oIo ~ a'''' ioH
5or VII ZTor;a p,2I%.1 L<,-lo'''' - 80
acto,. cSmico gono1oIann ~ I@r''' en- p'''"e'
Pan9Traa % roIT lIr'ol,T,l" oonon;do on p,,or+r,
Rico an don1o o0ze Ia n,1cbos eir,1,,o0 1~7r %
tfas Vino oon5 an 10 oon9Dafa ~a',1 IL oio oes
Labozo (lI;,r-,oI 7 y
@ IGPaGIa o9 5ai ai@IE1tel E coenSa con
''''' - '''I''' ''l''' ~-1- = 0-'0' y % '7''o''
En- h Habana ocurri6 nm robin de-
herramientas en- la Armer1a nacionaI
situada en- ell Arsenal.
IOni6n cr6an nstodoe ono roenItb
autor de robo C99I tan 1se95 yeo3t que @ 5csoS0
maestro armaro de nonbro Ian Taio-
da. In xquqr- 1aluu,
la i4la dc Pinos osta todavfa en- Iit.-
gio. Alqunos REPRESENTATIVES q Ia Ca
mara, americanos sosvienen que perto
ncce 4 Cuba. Otros no.
OtrOs 0uicrcn haccr niutaa- de ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-31
FIESTA EN- HUMACAO.

Anoche reuni6ronse varios j6venes
y senoritas en- la casa famiha de don
Felipe Garcia, Organizdndose una ia
ranlta que dur6 hasta atlas hOras de la
n0che.
Una hermosa pl6yede de angelicales
darnas enbellec1a ell espaciosO salon, es-
parclendO pOr doquier, cual fragantes
tleres, su dolicioso aroma, Y endulzan-
do aquCl am0iente tan pur0 deIicado
como eI de una hermOsa manana pri-
maVeraI.
Impossible nos fu6 retener en- la me-
mOria los nombres de las aDgelicales
damas que ALI Sc cnc0ntraban. rec0r-
dando no Obstante 4 la muy simp4tica
Trinidad Soto, alma muter de tan
agradablc fiesta, AsuncI6n Sanchez,
ROsal1a Sanchez, Lola Ramos, Marga-
rita Fuentes, Gabrielina Fuentes
Otras que la fragilidad dc nuestra me
mOria nos jmposibjlits de poder aquf
citar.
Ell sexo feO estaba represontado Dor
los distinguidos j6yenes Felix Sanchez,
Luis Soto, Jose Marquee, jose Cua-
dra, Luis Nallccillo y otros, portando-
so t0dos muy atentOs con las damas
que ALI sc encOntraban.
La sonora de la casa, doaa Ruporta
Soto dc Garcia, estuyO muy solicita
atendiendo los convidados, que sa-
Heron muy satisfecGos, y con deseos
de que cstOs ratos vuelyan pronto 4 re-
potirse on estos dias propios do c>pan-
stones.
Hasta Ia pr6xjma.
GERALpO.
Humauao, Dlclembre p. 1908.
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~ NO sERA I'd. ENdAEADo,


Que siempro hay fulIerias y frau
les en- abundanoia, es cosa que t0do
Il mundo sabe; pero rara yez 0
nunca Sc encuentra que una impOr-
tante casa comercial los cometa, sea
cual fuere Ia clase de su giro. No
puede haber Gxito permanente de
alguna clase. cuandO este basadO en-
la mala fG { euga0O. EstO nunCa
Sc ha visto Ii Sc vera. Los que in
tenten los fraudes, son sencillamen-
co t0ntos prouto sufren el castig0
que Sc merecen. Sin embargo, hay
muchas personas que temen com
prar ciertOs artculOs anuucladOs
p0r tenor de ser embaucadOs Y en-
ga0ad0s; especialmente Sc re5isUen a
dar confanza las manifestations
que "se publican sobre los m6ritOs
lie cierta8 medicinas, El efcaz re-
medic, conocido baio Ell nOmbro de
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
es IN articulo que Sc puede COM
prar con tant8 seguridad Y garantla
como la harina, artefactos de seda
algod6n, siempre que procedan de
una fabriCa con recOnOCIda reputa-
ci6n. No nos conyendria 9xagerar
de manera alguna sus buenas cuali-
dades . representarIa comp con las
que no le correspondent; pero tam
POGO necesitamos de tai ardid, Is
tan sabrosa como Ia miel Y contiene
los principles nulritiyos Y curativOs
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Pur0, que extraemos directamente
doolos higados frescos del bacalao,
conIbinados con Jarabe de Hipofos-
ftos Compuest0, Extractos de Malta
Y Cerezo Silvestre, y cuah valio8a
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes roactivos medicinales, es
aosa patento 4 to5o el mundo. Is
lie improbable yalor en- casos de
Resfriado8, Influenza, Debilidad Ge-
neral Y Neryioga, Anemia, Afeccio-
mes de la Sangre, Ia Garganta y los
Pulmones. e'El Sr. DR.. U. Villaruel,
de Buenos Aires, dice He usado
5u preparation en- mis- enfermos y
sobre todo en- los ni6os, con resu1-
tados practicos y creo debe1 hacer
psta aclaraci6n en- obsequioDie Ia
verdaI" Nadie sufre un dezenga1o
con csta. De Yenta en- las ~Botioaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-31
La m0Ii9nda Sc ha SuSpGldidO on
la isIa hasta que pasen los dias
de fiestas.
GAH0URES kBUHDAH7ES
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En- algunas seccIones la cana 8lgue
contenendo IN Hgero desarrollo. La
molienda Sc ha suspendido hasta que
pasen los dias de Gestas
Apesar del tempo no haber sidO ia
yorable sin embargo Sc ha sembradO
alg1n tabaco durante Ia semana.
Las fuertes lluvias de los dias ~ y
% fuerOn perjudiciales para el tabacO
nuevo en- la yecindad de Cidra.
En- las peQuenas fncas Sc ha recOgl-
do una pequena cantidad de cafe.
En- la parte so. de la isla Sc ha CO.
sechado alg6n arroz, malz, batatas Y
mafafos.
Los gandures estan abundantes y las
legumbres qeneralmente abundantjsi-
mas.