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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26

: It is a pretty tough problem the democrats are facing, whether to ac- cede to the demands of the west to in crease the powers of the Interstate Commerce commission. or to buck against them, because they see that if these powers be given, it will crowd them out and create a bureau that may be a tough blow to the demo- cratic party, says an exchange. Such a bureau could swing tremendous po- litical power, and the railroads and their hundreds of thousands of en- ployes, looking to self-interest, would vote as the heads of that bureau de- handed. How in the world we can successfully buck against such ma chine is a problem which every demo- crat must face before he decides to accede to Roosevelt's demand that they pass a law originally suggested by democrats, and now grabbed by his republican managers who are working only for the creation of a machine that will make the republican party practically a self-perpetuating mon archy in spite of the fact that we are a republic. Roosevelt's ambition is to build a machine that cannot be broken down for centuries to come, and the democrats have got something worse than a fifteen puzzle" to solve in de eidlng what to do about this matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26

President RooseveIts order affecting the newspaper correspondents at
 Washington in whirh lt was dlrectri
 that the cabinet officers should not only refuse to give out information to the press except under certain con ditions. but should decline Co discuss the policy of the administration or policies Of their departments with newspaper men. has stirred up a hor- nets nest. All news of this character is he-pzfter to be machine made and handed to the press assoeiations iH rieelr typewriter form The fur0re which this order caused in newspaper rirrlaz can well be irnaxined The reasons given for the o1ier n the let- fers to the cabinet. sent out hy tse uFfquftous Ir Losb. were ridieul0us snd iasuItinE to the eo-ps of core sogasea-s. The cabinet oneers were uarued not to give news to a corr susndeut teezuzs tbeF -felt souy- for lin and pzrtfcuIarIy eautio1ed against sonve-ziax uith the correspondents at ttsir houeS. ne washingfon co--s- suosssuss have bag had zn snvialle asa de<ervea rsPutztfs1 fer FrutitT- u<rzsssumny tsere is sae whs beiierz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
MILK THAT TURNS PINK.
Color Found by Bacteriologists to Be Due to Presence of an
 Organism.

"Blushed milk is the name popular ly given to the brand of milk being furnished by a cream colored Attorney COW, now the subject of an investiga- ton in the stable of the state live stock sanitary department at the University of Pennsylvania, relates the Brooklyn Eagle Normal in taste and consisten- cy, the milk, after standing several hours, assumes a pinkish hue, almost crimson. Investigation by baceriolog- ical experts shows the colors to be due to the presence of an organism and from now on the purpose will be to de- termine how the organism was con- tracted, and what danger tTom infec- tion there is to other COWS in the same herd. Several months ago Pennsyl- vania dairyman was stormed with complaints from his customers, who asserted that much of the milk he was serving them turned pink shortly after it was delivered. It tasted like normal milk, was rich in cream and at the time of delivery looked natural, but after standing short while its yellow color turned into beautiful pink. The dairyman made an investigation of his animals, but was unable to discover the cause. Dividing the herd into sec tions, it was the work of only short time until he traced the milk to the right COW, which appeared healthy and normal in every way. It was observed that the strongest pink color was found in the cream of the milk, the lower portions being almost free of color. Cases similar to the present one are rare in this country. In Europe, especially in Austria, the organism is a common one, and pink milk is almost as common as snnr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
"HOGsLOPPER"

The word '7lpzzloPper.- in common Uszre az zfgnffyinE one who feels slun to hogs. caused a wranzie in r1fr court in Indiana the other day tFsar tsssnsI almost g day4 The conten- ton was wba1haT If. ss alleEet Nellie SwaFarsf. a child. called Mrs Marie gFeCarery a "hoGsiopper.~ This con -tftufpsT a criminal rruvoratiOnL
 While fE54 sgaffor7s denied that the word had hasn usel- fhey ooufendsd that eveu Thougll it had it was not of fer~fre. fnaznuch ss a farmer who ovrrz horz and feeds them night with perfect T-upEsszy be termed a hog so-na-.- that tz. one who "Sors- hogs. s~sF fiat fta farmer would not be jus tifasI Eu t-sinr o1e1ded if such fern v-are au.pIies5 so lin
 To tkfz Mrs McCafeV repfies5 that rrzrtfzx tie fezm Eo1tf uu1 hF ofe1- <Te to a Ha-sn setrzIiT engaged in rhe or-srafdu af sSoppfnz hoxs. it -guif z-iH he oFe~srs fB o1e who w-s npE ezxEreI fn that occursfion- Sse zaa that sfe neTer had -istopp,ei tr.-S and reTn- Intended to
 THR WEFe re4-rs1 h5s decidon-- fu.r Au4EoEE SswK
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26

1t professional to filch information and who does not hesitate to bribe
 government employees to steal news. Fortunately such cases are extremely rare and men guilty of such practices do not remain long in the profession at the Capital. Consequently the i'm putation that cabinet officers must be on their guard lest, in the sanctity of their own homes, they should betray a secret to friend among the core spondents, is gratituous imputation most seriously refecting on the honor of the entire profession.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
THE COUNTRY LANES
AS THEY APPEAR IN THE BEAU
 TIFUL AUTUMN DAYS.
Orchards with Harvest of Ripened Apples-The Wild Fruit by the
 Wayside-Birds and Late
Blossoming.

Blossoming.
 Even the most hardened weather reyiler was forced to smile in the presence of yesterday, typical New Hampshire autumn day. There was absolutely DO fault which could be found with 1t unless, as pessimist remarked, it but lilly prepared us for any other kind of weather which might follow 1t. To one who enjoys all kinds of weather, it was day to be enjoyed a little more than most others.
 It happened that had business in country town some 16 miles from home, so, after an early breakfast, set out in buggy, behind big gray horse My road lay along mountain side. whence had clear view to the westward, where the horizon was formed by the Green mountains of Vermont In the valley between, lay smiling farms, in all the glory of har- vest time, for the bright, warm sun shone upon fields of stacked oats, hill sides covered with corn in the shock, and acres of golden squashes and pumpkins, which adorned the brown earth exposed by the reaping of the corn
 On most of the farms I passed there were thriving apple orchards, and in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26


 WAY.
 some of them men and women were gathering the apples In others the work had already been done, and the fruit, in barrels, stood under the trees. awaiting removal to the house. Quite as beautiful as the cultivated apple trees were the wild ones, scores of which were to be seen along the sides of the road The fruit, as rule, was small. but very abundant, and the ef- feet of heavily laden trees was often most decorative. These apples were of several colors. but chiefly light yellow. golden yellow and red, with here and there a tree of russets. Of red ones. the most beautiful were crab apples. which had. in addition to their won derful color. delicate bloom like that of plum. These apples are useful ss we'll as ornamental, for from them ths housewives hereabouts make a jelly of which they are justly proud.
 But t was not the harvesting of the crops alone which told the traveller of the passing of the year: great num- bers of migrant birds were winging their way overhead or stopping to feed In the fields and hsdge-rows. Cedar waxwiugs with their plsintive whis- ties. goldhnches swinging gaily through the afr, and with their wing beats marking time to their merry. careless song. and myrtle varbiers fitting from hedge to hedge. flashing brown and gold
 Most of the late flowers had passed their best. but still lent their bright eolors 10 the roadsides Much of the goldenrod had turned gray. but what remained of the yellow blended beauti- fully with the purple of the witherinz zstsrs and the deep blue of gsntizns. which had just been touched by the frost In the dusty grass black crick- cts sang the song of the dying year. and I wondered if they knsv that they too were soon to die. and go to their long sleep. beneath a covsrIet of gorgeous leaves. even now beginning to fall with each breath of the autumn wind Perhaps there was just a shade of sadness in the chirping of these crfcksts. and sadness too perhaps. in the falling Of the leaves. in the with- ering fovsrs of the astsr and golden rod. and in the frost-nipped blossoms of the gsutian But it is sadnezs which quickly passes when re rezlize that these things which fade snd dis have fully played their part oa na- fsrs's stage. and that ror thsT go only to make room for Othsrs of fheiF kirS. more hszutif1l. more persec-, more vonSsrf1i tan they are
 ERNEST HAROLD BATNEs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR UMBRELLAS
 for 44C.
for 44C.

The greatest October Sale begins to- day. The regular prices for the major ity of umbrellas in this sale are 6oc, 85, 9Sc. Not odds and ends, but choice new umbrellas of our own make on our premises, under our own personal supervision. The newest styles only. Umbrellas such as the critical will se- lect without hesitation; handles direct from the largest factories in the Uhl- ted States, and representing the sea sons entire surplus stock. Because or the magnitude of the purchase we oD- tained them at the figure which en- ables us to sell each at 44c. Remem- Der this is the greatest opportunity ever offered. It will be to your ad- vantage to see our line and prices: The largest stock in the state or Trunks. Bags and Umbrellas. lo5 Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
Waterbury Trunk and Um.
 breIIa Manufacturer,

Trunks, Bags and Umbrellas Re-coy- cred and Repaired in best manner. Telephone 46-s. We call and deliver your repairs free. Keys sold and fitted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
aa@p and uzlvs

Prof. RealauH. Eho disd ia Berlin recently. is said to have originated the phrsss. -ehesp ard gEiT. of. as t is more commonly quoted ia this country. "ehsap and nasty
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-26
wstsr BsIo- Dan softsst

h Antho1y. Kan-. a Haa hss 5is- covered that the water beaow a dan fs much softsr than that a1ove it He claims that falling over the Gam kr~xks the watsx.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
SuC8sOS y cOn8ntOS.

En- Ponce, en- las condiciones para
81 remate de an avbitri0 municipal
como 81 riego de cR'les, hg CcurridO
nD curiosO cRg0 de AmericAnizsci6n0
tal como la entienden algunos critic
rios de no se aRbe cuRl ssleGci6n on Ia
escaln geological.
Condici6n inexcusable era para ell
Femats. que los Caballos que hubiesen
tirar de los piDotss para aplRcar ell
volandero onIvo de las GALES. .feteses
alGGLGS D CG60EL0s Gnaeraca7t0s
Y como eli 6nico que tal requisite
pOdfa llenar era ell que aCtualmente
h8ce el serviCi0 pOr administraci6n,
nadie Sc present6 81 raInate.
Cayando luego en- Cuenta eIayuntS-
miento de tan Undo error. 10 hR sub
sanadO.
Puss. hnmbre! rs d6nde iba 4 parar
el Syuntamiento Ponce?
3Qu6 tieaen qua YER los animaIes
con ls eamericanizsCi6p9
Los cAbaIlos no necssitan gaber in-
gl6s para llenRr 50 hOnIad0 y humilde
Cometido.
LO mismo tira IN cAbAIlo americana
que an cRbAlIo puert6rriqueffo un
CabSAlO chino.
El asunto es de esos que m1evA (8ic)
s maditAr; mas afortnnadsmrntp
conf cto ests 8sIvAdo, y ell riego de las
ca ss de Ponce no sufrir6 interru pcio
mes dimRnadas de semRjVnte ccurFen
cia, que hR sidO causa NADIA menOs 20
que go declarase desierto un remate.
Una Comisi6n del Congreso llegara
en- breve & Il isIa.
Yam q! ESts noticia debe alegrar-
nos
Si esq comisi6n visits Ia isla y exa-
nina todas las cosas. y las observa con
buen juicio, es p'hible que tengamr Z
lueg0 ON tal comisi6n an par mas de
amigos que. & ga reGresO al continents.
eXpresen como estsmos por sea.
-Es una bonita isIa, una f6rtil isIs
lQu6 bellOa paissie ies!-DOdFan decir.-
Aquel b0qWer6n del GusiAtAca, cuyo
rio 81 recurvar hscia el oc6ano deia
yer an hermoso retRzo de ciel0 az1 !;
aquella rica vegetsci6p; Icu6ntos en-
cRptss naturAleal TX que hondo des-
COntento en- Ell pobre pueblo, tan injus-
tam nte tratad0, al CuSl no hemos re-
con cIdo todGvfa sus derechos
En- fin. todas esas cOsas que pueden
YER ,os Visjeros Curiuafs. sin que ses
precise esf lrzSr mucho Ia cuFiOsidRd
Ways con las seducci ZONES!
Estan s la orden de los juecee; digc.
las de Ia ley que ellos aplicaD. en-
honor y PREF de Lac buenas costum-
bres
Es 10 que se dirsn los seductores:
-Ys que Ia situaci6n co tsn crftica,
no debemos pasarla solos.
ALA los ssductores; que cuandO de
eIlos no sea 81 reino del matrimOnio,
sabE8n 10 que son espo8Qs 81 Sc las
ponen-en Ia carcel.
PERIDEM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
LAS MUJEPES

aburridas. Sc dice que los hom.
bres tienen que trabaiar Y las mu-
jeres Horar peFo desgraciadamente
en- este mundo tan ocupado, q me-
nudo sucede que las muieres tienen
que trabajar y lorar q Ia vez. La
mujer triste Y aburrida pierde su
apetito y Sc adelgaza y debilita.
De vez en- euando tiene ataques de
palpitaei6n y Sc We obligada guar
dar CANA por uno 8 dos dias, Y
81 entonces hay alguna epidemic
como influenza 8 paludismo, es
casi SECURE que sufrira un ataque
que & menudo prepare ell camino
para afecciones cr6nicas de La gar
ganta, pulmones y demas 6Fganos,
siendo dificil yer como terminar&.
Deiese que la mujer cansada y re-
cargada de trabaio descanse todo
10 possible, y sobre todO p6ngase &
su disposition, una botella de Ia
PREPARAcION DE WAMPOLR
remedio aeguro 8 infalible para to-
dos los males que afectan q Ia mu-
ier. Es tan sabroso como La fniel
Y contiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos y curativos del Aceite de
Higado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta Y
Cerezo Silvestre. Tomada antes
de conner, aumenta las propiedades
nutritivas de los alimentos cor
rientes, facilitando su asimilaci6n
y ha hecho renacer la esperanto
el buen humor en- miles de hogares
entristecidos. Es digna de La mas
absolute confanza = sus resultados
son seguros en- casos de Impureza
de la Sangre, Clorosis, Agotomien-
to, Melancolfa y Tfsis. Gel Sr. DR..
Jose M. Guiiosa, de Mexico, dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Seforita que pre-
sentaba algunos sfntomas inquie-
tantes en- el aparato respiratorio y
desde el primer frasco comenz6 &
notarse alivio marcado, habiendo
desaparecido toda huella de enfer-
medad al terminar eI sexto frasco.A
Cada d6sis es efectiva. El desen
gafio es impossible. En- las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

Ia 0si6tIGa \ ID higiaRe gsian
mai paIadaS all.

Cada vez Sc hace mas 1otoFia la
pecesidad de reformas en- la plaza
del meFcado.
Aquello esta complstamente aban-
donado
ALI estan hacinados los campe-
sinos teniend0 que eolocar SITS tru-
to5 On Ell snelo, en- d nde apenas
llueve todo Sc convierte en- m To-
dazaI.
AYES y otFos animales pululan
por aquel'os alsededores en- donde Sc
acumulan detritus.
Sc exigen al campesino y q los
regendedores ciertas condolences pa
"a preservar sus ventas. per0 no Sc
les da facilidSdes. de ning1n ge-
nero.
En- amos pasados. causaba placer
visitar aquellos lugaTes por Ia ma
mana.
A la derecha las mesas en- donde
Sc expendfan las carnes; q la iz-
qu,ePas; la del pescado En- CEN
tro, flores, frutas de todas .clases,
tub6rculos. legumbreS. lugares pa
ca tomar cafe aImorzar. refrescos,
lico es. tedo limpio
TEMPO es va de que Sc tome una
medida en6rgica y Sc hsga un sa-
crifclo y Sc p0nga q la rlaza de
refeFencia. en- condolences higi6ni-
cas- acudiendo a tempo. antes que
el ala izluierda del edifcio Sc de-
rrUmbe.
Las cantidades que hoy producen
los puestos fios allf establecidos,
van 4 engFosar ell tesoro municipal
y 10 natural es q le Sc dediqne una
snma bastante. para ponerlo en- con-
diciones de que NO desdiga de la
{. udad nj de su administration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

currentes hpb0gran animation. Ter
min6 en- medic del mayer orden las
8 de d msf14n
La policia 90 d pasada semana ha
prestado 15 aeFvicios. El cAb0 CarFe-
ras detuvo s Julio Vi2carrOndO y Ie
ocup6 un revolver y IN cuchiIlo. Sc
ignors para que querfa dichas armas.
Ell pan que estsmos consumiendo
reauItR maIo Y caro-. hoy psgamos
cuatr0 centav0s pOr libra y resuItan
$50 Qramoa en- Vez de 460 que es 10 Ie-
gal cada libra. Por otro Iado tenemos
que desDerdicisr tOda d parto ints-
Il porque results Syria casi siempga.
Va 10 hemos dicho: 81 nor Alcalde
es el que debs valaP poFQue esto 70
suceda, afsdiando atf una notR simpa-
tica mas u curso de su Qobierno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
De FONENTO, AGRICULTURAL, IN
DUSTRlA \ gONERGI0.
II euliiVo dal llgotdi % Puerto RIep,
(Por j. Federico Legrand).

i, ~ 6tm; ogcqns!snei ds m.n m ns asa.EIs
maaTSosn de fruto su Is se Del dePo qus
sa no Lnas s I
clones de nuess @ % come is PsAn' s.
ooTsndra 6sT u1 aen6 para ai ID este do
9o pcssr o poloe ,s epocs mas rsoionaes osno
% @ on as cosecn.s posav; 2o No guLas aue g s.
@ psod onsOSgoa9 uno de iuva e seq s
reeb,n m ipiurias d mba tpOa TODD r
Nesotros ainemBago dp0ss de pedo hamos @ oaer
rsg Be:o serv de gs d aanss
embr agod6n Sea Island en- o.s
snts edOodo qua arzo sss sdisdos &c PrsVe!s
pTOd onvs isne de 81 al Soocs
ia duda .S S soiap s @ % M Psa0 IS a s 9pdR @ ad Se 3
mas sggar msmo que e porqqe scOntraO. mas
o c p0 % regular Ouren p est' 6Poca del
bds entire ivadO del gsnero que las condcOnes
cmatol6gicas ctore DnDes dOc De odaa las
hechO prGcoo probadO que agd yor pecusnte
sgod6n po1qe eH cnocss
general terreuos de e0zan privigO
sra6o d @ s sssp % o ituSdes & @ = os o e on @ @ 'o e ~
9s =, aeFraS psna5 tales como @ .as oS y 0s
ssearsT obteodo a hsaasaas nso por escenes
pequgncs
Cuy o h@O consegdo s aOEe de UtuadO con
Tendlmsnto IRs e de g = Quint'les poT cusrda
O.ro t.6n q prsaiO rdso que
propa szDssn s pusds ffonents oOnduno Shores p s
o sstas dssos cor ssPas smsna ooaosssn con
de 10 particular 10 nqpiedo odo mundo proceeds e izua
OdO Vmos no Cnto pCca segu1R vaal OClda
enabR
debfa 9cn ydadermenta Cien6cR. Nada pod
nutAr ventsioBO Weiss prsOtcs
odos s as s. See0e ae % s e s aau ore
parac6n del ago6n culo m6nos ente
los demSs
V6amos hO cnaeada Indispensable eal6ga
muchas
8 ignoFancia.
ben pofundaments h de Fr q simen dispc
ner los fines cu ipdispensab hay bacas
inteligenCiR exsgsradas ecunpmfas
eer de s haceF FotuEac6n del
primitive modO dud u6 udo los pmeros
pnbadores de Este
FadO uncdOs z; armada cubo de hier6
inferior pue1e g supee h efH:
vVeFlR 10 VeedeF8 modernOs
Nrmene simple moYmenO possible puadan neo
los ementos duFmentes del susu s0a Vidcaa
ainento
los suelOs lAbFantios.
dedo
servir q elmentos fertiizMses.
Un gundo dado 81 c0pe 81 n a
c6n del sue medic dpuestn sin mu str
vistO am
del Sea Island Cotton heoa zd u danca pie cadR
pan p6 caa hTs: 10 1ic0 bn hecho Pues de Las
magnffc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
0bteDCi6n De tItuIOS
para nlaGstrOS.
Los sXSmsnaS SO GaIGhTaTS0 los
dias II, l8. 10 " q Do
AbTlI.
Solo Sc admitlrSn SOIIeItQdsS has
ID Gl dia 10.

El Comisionado de instruction hA
resueItO celebrsr exsmenes para la
obtenci6n de certifcado4 de maestros
rurales y grAduados On los dfas II. 18,
19 v % del mes de abril pr6xImo.
Lss solicitudes seIan recibides poF
los Superintendentes de los distrit 3
resppctivos hasts 81 dfa 10 De sbFil 10
elusive. CualGuieF solicitu6 que con
posteriOridad esa fech4 llegue & sua
manOs ser6 devuelts Ill ilteFesado.
LIS asignaturas obisto de este exa-
men ser&n las iDdicadas en las seccio.
mes SO y 81 de la Ley escolar VICENTE.
Los maeatros 4 quienes Be les hsya
retirado eI tftulo por causas que no
hsyan sido por inmoralidad. pueden
presentarse & examen. pues de otrO
modO mo- podrsn obtenerlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
Il o I / G &

Sealed proposals for the cartsgs of
nHl school materiaI, Ia and around San
Juan. will be received at the Ofics Of
she Commissioner of Educatiur. San
Juan. until ii A. NJ. Saturday. Msrch
IS. 1905 and then Opened. The right
reserved to reject any and al bids.
Particulars may be had upon applica-
lion 60 the Division of Property e
Supplies, Department f Education.
Bids should be enclosed Ii sealed
envelopes and marked ePrnposal for
Cartsg ga. Department Of Education
1905 Oe.D 10V.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
VlsIaS eiaanst0gIli!eas

Antenoche ofreci6 81 cinemat6 10
eKaurts une exhibition RF6tia de w.
rias vistss muy intereslntes.
El episodio de Juana de Arco y los
cazadores en- vedadO perseguidos por
puardn- bnsuues, son viatas muy bOni-
tRs. que de SECURE gustarSn q p6b.icO
El apaFat0 eg bueno. luz0aF pOF las
pruAbas Cle an0che. MafI.na iugves
no daba faltar nadie 81 teAtrO, puas 81
prOgrama de d function es varindf-
simo
4 n cinemat6qFafO sKsuTts es dig1O
de verse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
Sc la estrenadO Ia
plaza del MeTCadO
de Carolina.
Efsctn6sg aIli IN magaifleO bale
en- Ia GOIOlla Esps1OIa,
81 pan que se consume es de maIa
caIidad.
q nassstr0 C0grssponsaE.l J
MAYRo K

Mario IA
En- mi & TINA information d1 % no-
ticia de eatarsa pFepAraudn una plaza
rara eI MeFcRdo. Hoy be de infOr-
mar al i1b'ico de que fu6 tanta ID ac-
tiVidad que desplegaran Ias &ut0rida-
des m1niciphles, que 81 pRsadO donin-
90 hemos estFenado dichs plazs. que
auroue results pequsfis. hemos IogFa-
do guitar del paseo p6biicO el mer-
cado.
Ell domingo de Pin ata se efectu6
un ua agnffiso baile en- u Colonia Es-
p n Ia de eats pueblo Entre Los con-
posture s que lee obligue las circnua-
tancias.
Es de eapeFaP que el atfI1r Herman
dez Lopez tlrg bien sAbido que las
ileas one inspiran las Cpinionea. no
puedaU ser tan camoiaptea como l's
impTeaiones que d conducts de tAl 6
cLaI hOmbre de gobiernO. puedan ins-
pirar & un partido polftiCo que en-
fuelz1 De querer asirse en- al c0Dti-
nente hi u isis, c1rre pesigeO de no
encontFaF asi5arO hi en- d isla ni ca 81
continente
Unn lev de- ceg0icl0 cigiS, tendrs
probsblements esta ills. estudia6e p0P
sus pPopics hiios, aceptadn por ellos
hecha lev DoF ellOs poF ell0s y para
bene tici0 de tOd0s los pueft0FFiquPfi ID
utilizada en la pE6cticR de- Los serYici0s
p6blicns
ESQ ekpefauaoa que eso nee,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16

METIOIDEs Ell mejor y mas seguFo
de todos los especifjoos hasta ahom conOCidOs
para IL Cura peFmanente de todas Las enfef
me 4ades de Ia uretra, "a sean estas er0nicas
8 gudas Coutiene 81 fiujo cura por COM
plefo. en- poenos TEMPO due ning6n otr0 pre-
b RADIO similar. las gonorreas, espermatoraaa,
cistitis, & MeioF que las inyecciones y muy
superior al s6ndalo oopaiba Empleza
suFtir Sd efe2to 4 las tres cuatro hosas de
haberse fOmad0
y Los n1TETIL0IDESp son fA siles de ton1ag
= est6u i,reuaraqIoe ar IA nera oae no revusl-
va 81 ast6T1s srns ~ 75rndueen mlalos efeoEo4
ne Vaata aS 4odss' 10 Boticas Pidnnse
mnestrae nrafi,t sns Iinicos fabricantes.
Frederick st ~ ca, Detroit, Mich.
.E. u. 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-16
"LlbsTtat BoTI1 qusfa. =

Esta e. ciedad recreativa y de ms
tFuCci6n Compuests de elementps obre.
ros estudiosos CelebraTa el dis % del
mctuaI una velada l1rica. en- Is que to-
marsn parte v&riss sefi3rit2s y j6Venes
de la n1isms.
Este festival obedece & csnmemorGr
ell 10 aniversario de ID fuRdsei6n de
dicho centro.
Op0rtunSmente circularan los pro-
GramAa.