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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-03
In inpOrtante profile
ma m6diCO7SOCiaI.
PIant8aIO Gl doctor GuiIIaTnO Sa-
IazaT, Dc Ponce.
"Hlgien8 de Ia IaCtancIa. " Iui.
CIOSaS ObS0TVaCiOneS Que
apunta diChO m6diGO.

El 1ltimo n1mero del 0BoIetfn de Ia
Association M6dica de Puerto Rico. ,
que hemos recibido. contiene intere.
santes trabajos cientffc0s.
I este respect0, no queremos pa.
sar por alto eI refexivo art1culo titu-
lado SHigiene de Ia lactancia.3 que
autoriza ell j6ven m6dico poncefIo don
Guillermo Salazar. por cuantO en- aQue-
Has Ifneas plant6sse importante pro-
blema.
Manifests dicho m6lico que quisie-
ra yer instituido en- este pals un <hi-
gi6nico sistema de lactancia artificial ,
Opins. sdemas, que convene fun
dar establecimientos de Leche Mater
nizada, como funcionan en- las ciudades
de America y Europa.
Arrancsn sus observaciones, alta
mente iuiciosas. del gran n6mero de
nacimientOs que Sc registrar. de Ia
abundancia de madres que no pueden
lactar y de Las p6simas condolences en-
que actualmente Sc expende Ia leche de
Vaca.
Desvi6ndonos un POGO del punto ca-
pitAl de estas Iineas. sugi6rennos las OBJ
servaciones del aludido galenO, otras
relacionadas con la hygiene en- general
por 10 que hace al expendio de leche.
No basta que en- los centres urbanos
sea dicho lfquido analizRdo cuidadosa-
mente y que Sc persiga sin Contempla-
clones q los que 10 aduIteran.
Par6cenOs que el punto de vista hi
gi6uico debe ir mas leios, completan-
dose as1 un servicio tan importante
para la p1blica salud.
Sabido es que Ia tarea de orde6ar es
6 ha venidO siendo en- las vaquerfss del
pals, aIgo absolutamente descuidadO,
no Va esq tarea, sino las mism2s vague
rfas. De sueTte que, 81 estasl cosas Sc
tOmaran en- cuenta y fuesenf remedia-
das, hacienda que en- tOdO Sc OBSERVE
ran reglas de estricta hygiene, es indu-
dable que hAbrfamos adeIanta do mucho
en asunto de tai trascendencis.
EPero atn SupO9aSe1adO dice ell dec.
tor Salazar ar-muy pura la leche que se
expende, por sus condolences quimicas
Sc hace intoIerable para un gran D6-
tencia digsstivs suficiente para su pep
tolisis.0
Y a6ade:
GEs 1ndudRblemente muy lustO Y
practicO proteger Ia infancis. EZ
qai75o de hog es Ell ciatd0d0no de nao550-
ma; todas las patrias necasitan ciuda-
danos fuertes, porque ell hombre fuer-
te bien piensa y bien trabsis. Es.
pues, labor de los gobiernos higienizsr
Is nifiez.
Sun establecimiento Gd hoe debe
poser cierto n6mero de vacas sanas,
pastando en- buenOs campos; recogidas
al anochecer en- estsbIos limpos. jun
to eIlos SO estsblecen ell L2boratorio
y ell Despacho. Las vRcas son ordef1a-
das por peones de msnos limpiss Que
no e9a3uguega Jas u6Yes con 81 ra6o del
animal. como hacen algunos de nues-
tros vRqueros; recOgida la leche en- re-
cipientes limpios; maternizada con
prontitud esterilizada en- frascos dis
puestos para ell servicio p6blico.1
Medftense esas Ifneas, y Sc compren-
dera f6cilmente que .el doctor .Salszsr
plsntea un problema m6dico. social de
impOrt9ncia, que merece ser .debida-
mente considerable.
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LAS MUJEREs

aburridas. Sc dice que los hom-
bres tienen que trabajar y las mu-
jeres llorar; pero desgraciadamente
en- este mundo tan ocupado, me-
nudo sucede que las mujeres tienen
que trabajar y llorar a Ia vez. La
mujer triste y aburrida pierde SUI
apetito Y Sc adelgaza y debilita.
De vez en- cuando tiene ataques de
palpitaci6n y Sc We obligada guar
dar CANA por uno dos dias, Y
81 entohces hay alguna epidemia
como influenza 6 paludismo, es
casi SECURE que sufrira un ataque
que a menudo prepara el camino
para afecciones cr6nicas de la gar
ganta, pulmones y demas 6rganos,
siendo di1cil yer como terminara.
D6jese que la muier cansada Y re-
cargada de trabaio descanse todo
10 possible, y sobre todo p6ngase &
su disposition, una botella de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
remedio SECURE 6 infalible para to-
dos los males que afectan & la mu-
jer. Es tan sabroso como la miel
y eontiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos y curativos del Aceite de
H1gado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta Y
Cerezo SilYestre. Tomada antes
de conner, aumenta las propiedades
nutritivas - los alimentos cor
rientes, facilitando su asimilaci6n
y ha hecho renacer la esperanza y
el buen humor en- miles de hogares
entristecidos. Es digna de la mas
absolute confanza y sus resultados
son seguros en- casos de Impureza
de la Sangre, Clorosis, Agotomien-
to, Melancolfa y Tfsis. Gel Sr. DR..
Jose M. Guijosa, de Mexico, dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Sefiorita que pre-
sentaba Aalgunos sfntomas inquie-
tantes en- el aparato respiratorio Y
desde ell primer frasco comenz6 &
notarse ali7io marcado, habiendo
desaparecido toda huella de enfer-
medad al terminar ell sexto frasco.H
Cada d6sis es efectiva. Ell desen.
gano es impossible. En- las BoticaS
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Los hlj0s de Ia Gstspa
y los del sol naeIents.
Fuerzas de iaponeses Y rusos al
principle de Ia guerra actual.

Seg6u datos que tenemos por auten-
ticcs, disponfan ambas naciones, en- ell
teatro de la guerra rusO iaponess. al
r0mperse las hostilidades, de las fuer-
zas siguientes:
El Jap6n 100000 hombres en- acti-
vo. mas 235 900 de rese1y4s y /, 200
csfiones.
La fots: 6 acorszados, cruceros tor
pederos. IA crucerOs protegidcs mas
de so contratorpederos torpederos.
EI Jap6n aprovision6 sus tropss por
mar Y recorri6 distancias muy cortas
Los rusos han de utiliz9r ell ferroca-
rriI transibariano, 1856 .kil6metrcs
desde St. PetersbuTgo hasta Port Ar
thur.
El ej6rcito russo en- Asia podfa eva
luarse en- 100 900 hombres, ContandO
los dos cuerpos de ej6rcitos de la Sibe-
ria cOmpuestos de 1870 bAtsIlones, 18 es.
cusdrones Y 286 csfones.
La fots Sc compoplg de 8 scorsza-
dos, 5 crucercs acors zados. 8 protegi-
dos Y unos 80 torpederos contra
tOrpederos.
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JunCOs Sc pTOpO
nGn CeIebTaT fGSiaS
en- honor de Su Pa
trOna.
Sc ha prohIhldo aIIt 4 los tsba-
qu0[Os sacaT Il fuma.
ESQ es considerable Como una ar.
lbitrariedad.
(De n,tesro Corrsspons0z. J


Diciembre 10 81 Lunes pasado ra-
gFeaaron & San Juan los b. r. p. p.
Misioneros Vega y Rodriguez. Am
bos iban muy satisfechos de Ia buena
acogida que tuvieron en- este pueblo,
pudi6ndose conVencer de que Juncos
es eminentemente cat6lico.
Para ell domingo Sc prepare otra
espIendida veladR concerto, prone
tiendo estar tan lucida como las ante
riores.
i La iuventud de este pueblo Sc d.
vierte. El pr6ximO. sabRdo Sc llevara
efecto un gran baile de cape, en- el
salon de IL casa del pueblo. Sc
espera resulte lucidfsimo dada la acti-
vidad v buen gusto de los capeados.
Los habitantes de este quito pue-
bio prop6nense Celebrar con toda So
.lemnidad las festas patronales de IL
PurfsimR. = al efecto pronto circula-
ran los progranos anunciando los fes-
teios que Sc han de celebrar.
-Seg6n tenemos enten0idO. prOnto
Sc leV8ntar& en- este pueblo. una gran
fabricR de tabacos, de Ia cual ser6 unO
de sus socios. ell apreci6ble caballer0
uUu OUG0 d Olub1OUs U0 PAaCS10S puGS
pueden estar los tabaQuerOs, conOcido
como es de todos el honrado proceder
de dicho seflor para con ID pobre clsse
trabsiadora. no fgurando pOr ning1u
concepto en- el ndmerO de los burgue-
ses.
Aver les fu6 prohibido & los taba-
queros que trabsjan en- Ia fabrica de
! .eFarifs, , sacar como de cOstumbre Ia
0fums;0 dichos operarios es6n justa.
mente indignados con esta disposition.
que, seg6n dicen los fabricantes, viene
de Ia tesorerfa; nosotros creemos que
este una ley iDjusta por todos con-
ceptos, puesto que Ia Sfuma0 que Sc
hsce 81 tabauuero es una costumbre
general en- el pals. y en- los mismos
Estados Unidoe; sepan pues los taba-
queros que nos unimOs & ellos para
protestar contra dichs Ley, que con-
eidersmos arbitraris.
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JuiCiO pOr amGnazas
al Jlsz BazaD.

Aver fu6 celebrado eI juicio pOr de-
nuncia del Juez don Jose Biz6n con-
ira don Higinio Espino por haberIe
amenazado, (despu6s de conocer los
dos fallOa en- que le condenara, en- una
& psgar dos dollars de muIta y en- Ell
otro por desaCato & treinta dias de
arresto.) J Y Ell Juez municipal conde-
no 81 acusRdo Espino dos meses de
arresto y & psgar cincuenta dollars de
muIta y costas.
Contra dichos faIIos. el del Juzgado
deebsz Y 81 del municipal, ha inter-
puesto Espino FecuFao de apalaci6n.
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Los analfabotos del sj6relto.
REINITA.
un cuadro curioso.

Tenemos & Ia vista nm cuadro que
representa- soldados de los ei6rcitos de
Europa coronados can un Qorr0 que
ostenta dos SCI das orej de b rro y q
calculo siguiente.
Por cads 1000 soIdados hay ana 4
betos:
Ruais615. Italia $50. EspaGa $50.
Austria 300, B6lgica 130. Francia so,
Suiza 90 Y Alemania a1n0.
Portugal tiene matricuIados en- sue
escueIas p1blicas ell 4,3l por 100; Ita.
lie el I, SO; Jsp6n 7.84: B6lgica ell IL. 81
y Espsfia ell II "a.
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FueTzas del Fj8rGif0 espa6oI.

Ell proyecto lefdo por eI pninistro de
10 Guerra en- ell ConGreso fiando laa
fuerzss del ei6rcito laga el pr6ximo
sflo, dice asf:
Artfculo 19 Sc fla en- 50, $50 honn
bres las fuerzas del ej6rcito, perma-
nente dursnte eI 8 n 1905. sin contar
en- ella los individuos del cuerpo de
I4vslidos:
Art. % Sc autoriza al ministro
de la Guerra para elevar teaRporal-
mente dicha cifra 81 10 considera nece-
sario. dando en- otros meses las Iicen-
cias precisas para que los gastos no
excedan de los cr6ditos consiRnados en
presupuesto'
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FL TABlCO EN- FRANGIA.
Es necesario importar
para ell consume interior.

En- todo el territorio de Ia rep6bIica
francesa Sc encuentran 40 900 acres de
terrenos dedicsdos al cultivo del ta-
baco.
La cosecha anuaI no bsja de % & 80
miIlones de kil6gramos que Sc empIean
en- ell consume interior importando ade-
mas, para ell mismo objeto. mas de 90
millones de kil6gramos al sfIo.
Francia importa tabaco en- rama y
elaborado de la Habans. Mexico. .Su-
matra, Java, ell B sell. Turqufa To-
glaterra. El estanco del tabaco 10 es-
tableci6 ell Imperio en- 1911 Y 10 CONT
nua Ia Repdb!ica con mas 6 menos mo-
difcRciones. alc2nz2ndo buen prove
cho para 81 Tesoro Nacional.
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ApaTatO pOT eI CuaI puGdGD dos-
CubTiTSs VOtaS mRtaIIeaS.
Ponese en- combination con un te-
lefono.

Dos electricistas aIemanes han in
Ventado IN aparato por medic del cuaI
puede descubrirse ID existencia de We
tas metalicas en- ell subsueIo.
P6nese el apaFato en- contacto con Ia
terra y en- combinaci6n con an tel6-
fono. produciendo en este sonidos que
acusan si.existe 3 no metaIes en- aquel
lugAr.
Curioso es 81 aparatito. Y es I6sti-
ma que no le tenQan & mano los caroa
vecinos del CorozaI.
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IgIssla Mstodists.

Ella Ssntfsima Trinidad,s Gale del
Sol entire Cristo2y San jose. Servi-
clos para msfians:
Predicaci6n 4 las 8 de Ia msflAns y
7,30 de Ia noche.
EscneIa Domiuical Z las 8 de Ia tar
de. Sc invits al pdbIico.
M. ANDUJAR.
Pastor.
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Sc piensa eODVaFtir a Roma en-
pusTtO del mar TirrgRO.

Un ipgeniero italiano ha presentado
un proyeCto para cOnvertir & Roma en-
puerto del mar Tfrreno por medic de
un canal de y metros de ancho de
profuDdidad. cuya construction duraYa
cincO amos. costando Is obra 60 900. 900
de liras.
Es acknowledgements un proyecto que,
de llevarse & Ia reslidsd. habrfa de re-
dunbar en- gran proYecho para Ia Ciu-
dad Eterna.
En- tales rcosas podemos asegurar
que no pens6 nunca R6mulo.
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AGLARAGION. .

En- Is noticia que dienmos anteayer
en- que dimos cuenta con la desgracia
ocurTida 8 q sefIorita Prndencia Par
do, debi6 decir PFovidencia PardO. L.
prOfesora es una distinguida se6orita
teIegra fsta de Rio Grande y ID aegun-
da tiene so residedciR en- San Juan. ,
no tienen parentesco aIQunO.
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GOnbatflOtaS De "a IsIa.

Aver, entire otras muy gratas viai-
tas, recibimos Ia de los distinguidos
compatFiotas doctor Carbonell. Eusto-
quio Torres, jose Rivera 20. Saints 90
ViValdi Y doctor Fernando Gonzalez.
A tedos reiteramos Ia protesta de
sincera amistad v consideration.
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EntsrmO grave.

ID estk don3Enrique Diez de Andi-
no. emparentado con distinguidas f.
miIias de esta ciudad y & quien desea-
mos meiorfa en- Ia cruel dOlencia que
ls aqueja.
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En esta imprenta se Vande papaI de
peri6diOo vieio6 3 200 Quintal.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

scheduIeo effect on and after $780,
Juan Carolina Arecibo camuy Aguada
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" .ZBNo GAMBIA
Director
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have appeared for nearly two year.
in the New York Sunday Journal ana
which have made cart)onist r Opper
better knonn than any Of his @ her
creations. With the permission Of IS.
r Hearst. pronrietor of the New YORK
journal the illustrated story OF the
vicissitudes OF Alphonse and CASTOR
which have caused them so nany un-
happy moments and the readers of that
paper so mach fun: these two charac.
ters are seen on the stage "Alphonse
and CASTOR have been made the piv.
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which has more of plot than most
plays Of this kind. ana with a setting
in songs and choruses composed by
Ben NJ Jerome anu Harry Won Tilzer
two of the foremost song writer's oi
the present time. A large company
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thirty musical numbers. and will
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troduced to the public this season Il
will be at the Brooks theatre, Wcdncs.
day November 31th tha1 "Aiphonse
and Castor" will appear here.
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The reaters " this paper will he
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Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken intern
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thereby destroyt.g the foundation Of
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El Reno Democrat: When The $50
train from the north stopped here last
night an old man stepped OF who
could give DO lucid account Of himself
A policeman brought him up town, and
soon the old man collected his ideas
enough to tell that his name is H. A.
Kellog, and that his nome is in Pom
tiac. Michigan He had SAL IL cash.
a draft for $3.50 and ticket from
Kansas CITY 20 oklahoma City This
morning he had fully recovered his
senses. evidenced by he fact that he
had decided to return to Bis home in.
stead Of going to Oklahoma City; and
the policemen placed him on the train
headed for Chicago.
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$500 Piano Free.

10 the Lodge Church, School, Union,
Fire Department or organization Of
Guthrie that is oted the most popu-
lar by February 5th 1905. One vote
free With every 25c cash purchase
from any of the following merchants.
Piano on cxhibition at Patterson s
furniture store. ballot box at Penfros
drug store, where all votes must be
deposited
List Of Firms Issuing Tickets.
New York Hardware s4ore, Hardware
Stoves, Etc
Patterson Furniture Co., Furniture,
Carpets. Etc.
c. r. Rentro, Drugs, 20 w. Oklahoma
Avenue.
klondike Meat Market. ll6 w Harri.
son Avenue.
J. {. Jennings, Groceries and Queens
ware.
Tom Jenkins, Clothing. Furnishings,
Etc.
p. c. Robinson, shoes. Ill E. Okla
hon,a Avenue.
N. F. chesdIe, Coal. 424 w. Oklahoma
Avenue
cammaek. Livery, tHoover Bros, SO.
Second Street.
LindwaII Bros, Tailors, 12J South
First Street.
Elks Bar, q, A. Hoover Prop FamI
" Liquors.
The ssddle Rock, Restaurant and
Shor. Order
olsmith Arms Co., Sporting Goods
Etc, It's South Division Street.
Page & Co. Photographers ITS West
oklahoma Avenue.
Otto Schultz, Bakery and Confection
cry. Cor Okla. and Broad. and
lO5 South First Street
oklahoma Iron Works, Machinists
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eleLeY HuaRlls TO CHICAGO.
And Doesn't Explain Cause Of His
Haste

San Francisco, caiif, Nov.26-
President = p Ripley. Of the Santa
Fe railroad left Saturday nignt for
Chicago u was his first intention 70
make thoroneh examination Of all
the cnmnanY's properties on the san
Joaquin valley road but urgent bus
ines, has called him 10 the east and
he will 90 directly to Chicago over tue
Union Pacific Vice President Ken
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nAlphorse and eaeton. .

AFTER you. CASTOR No, after you
Alphonse These are expressions
that have become as common almost
as Not on your life" "You can bet
your bottom dollar" and other phrases
equally slangy The two foremost
originated from the series Of "Al
phopse and CASTOR" illustrations which
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Walker whlteslde.

The prominent and distinguished
actor Mr. Walker Whiteside will play
an engagement in this city on Thurs.
day December IS. at Brooks theatre
on this occasion he viii present his
greatest guceess Of recent years
David Garrics's Love- an entirely
original version Of German dramati-
cation Of a romantic incident in the
life Of David Garrich. the most famous
actor of his day Ia London Aside
from the fascinating and strong char
acter Of David Garrick. the role in
which Mr. Whiteside will be seen.
there ara other characters IN the play
of much interest and of Dickensesque
color Many OF he scenes are Of thrill
ing dramatic power, while others are
full Of pathetic charm and beauty A
vein OF delicious comedy runs through
the entire play and in fact is made a
prominent feature of it. David Gar
ricks Love" will be one OF the most
artistic OFFERINGS OF tho current sea
son. A nctah'e company assists Mr..
Wbiteside.
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THE FIRST LESSON

That the young girl has Of womanhood
is not seldom a painful one She learns
TO know what headache means and back
ache and sometimes is sadly borne down
by this new experience of life
All the pain and misery which young
girls commonly experience al such a
time. may in almost every instance be
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HmH5ements
'rGEV

In personal letter TO Manager J
NJ. Brooks Jules Murry manager OF
the Marriage of Kitty" attraction
says
~ is ono Of the clcve est comedies
that has ever been written and is In
terpreted by one Of the cleverest casts
ever gotten together give you M
personal guarantee that YOU and your
patrons win find Il as represented IN
every respect but for the reasons
named only by special efforts ON your
part and with your personal endorse
ment to your patrons can we expect
to do the business which the attrac
tion 50 richly deserves
In me same connection. that popular
romantic actor Paul Gilmore who has
many admirers in Guthrie. writes the
dramatic editor Of The Leader as fol
lows:
You cae recommend the Marriage
Of Kitty to all Of your friends and
mold me personally responsible ! win
be with you in January
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drick, who was to have accompanied
him on the tour Of inspection, has also
started on his return trip to Chicago
President Ripley and Vice President
Kendrick did not state the nature Of
the business that so suddenly called
them to Chicago.