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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
THECZARANDkAISE
They Hold Two CONFERENCES On
IMPERIAL YACHT.
In Gulf of FinIand-Has Caused
Great Sensation in St. Petersburg
Unpleasant Results Expected From
France-They Have Furnished Their
War Money.

st. Petersburg, July 25.-The meet
ing between the car ana KAISER
which took place on the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern in the gulf of Finland,
has caused even more OF a sensation
here than did the news that Russia
had consented to consider President
Rooseyelt's peace offers. Incidentally
there are grave feelings that this ac-
ton on the part of the car will be
followed by unpleasant results In
France, which is not likely to approve
of the head of the Russian nation
comforting with her ancient enemy.
Inasmuch as French bankers have fur
nished the sinews of war in the past,
this phase of the situation is con-
sidered, to say the least, very unfor-
tunate by leading Russian politicians.
There is an absolute dearth of Off
cial information regading the meet
ing between the two rulers. Other
than to admit that they reached the
appointed rendezvous on Sunday on
board their respective yachts, the car
on the Pole Star and the kaiser on the
Hohenzollern, and that the meeting
was arranged on the initiative Of the
emperor of Germany, official circles
maintain an attitude of extreme re-
ticence on the subject.
The car was accompanied by Grand
Duke Michael AleXandrOvitch, and as
soon as the vessel reached the place
of meeting he was escorted on board
of the imperial German yacht. The
kaiser entertained his guests at din
ner. and secret conference was held,
which is reported to have lasted for
some time.
Another conference, it is reported,
was held on board the Pole Star on
Monday morning, after which the car
returned to St. Petersburg. What the
subject under consideration was is, of
course, unknown, nor is it likely that
it will be revealed. However, there
is no doubt but that it will have an
important bearing upon the result of
peace negotiations to be begun at
Portsmouth, in the United States, next
month. The kaiser has sounded other
European monarchs, and he is in a po-
sition to inform the car what they
desire, and it is likely that the latter
will be governed in great measure
by what he thus learns.
Frances attitude is the thing that
promises the most trouble. While the
relations between France and Ger
many are by no means so badly strain
ed as they were some weeks ago, still
there is a certain amount of resent
ment left, growing out of the Moroc-
can affair, and there is chance that
sentiment in France will demand a
cutting loose from Russia and the dis
solution of the treaty obligations.
Should this follow, there is a growing
belief that Great Britain will negotiate
an offensive and defensive treaty with
France and thus fortify herself against
any prospective Russian German
treaty or understanding. The situation
is very delicate at present, and Rus
sian diplomats don't care to discuss it
pending an official announcement of
the result of the conference in the
gulf of Finland.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
.. S. LAMONT Is DEAD.
Former Secretary Of War Expires A.
ter a Brief illness.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, July a.
Daniel Scott Lamont, secretary Of war
during the second administration OF
President Cleveland, died suddenly at
his home at Millbrook, Duchess cOun-
ty, Sunday. Heart failure was the
cause of death. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont
were out driving during the afternoon
and Mr.. Lamont appeared to be enjoy
ing the best of health. After dinner
he complained of feeling ill, and DR..
Stewart of New York, who is a guest
at the house, was Immediately sent to
his aid The physician diagnosed the
case as an attack of heart failure, and
in spite of heroic treatment Mr.. La
mont passed away within half an
hour. At his death bed were Mrs. La
mont and two daughters, Frances and
Bessie.
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Daily Paper in Chinatown.

1t is announced that Chinatown OF
San Francisco is to have an eight to
10 page morning daily paper, printed
in the Chinese language. 1t will be
the only such morning paper publish
ed outside of China. 1t is said the
paper will be published along Ameri-
can lines and will be illustrated. The
paper is to represent new political
party formed in China and this coun-
try
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
ST. Louis Sunday Closing.

AS a result of Governor Folks de-
termination to use the city police
force in an effort to break up alleged
violations OF the Sunday saloon clos
ing law IN st. Louis cnunty. a large
force of city policemen were scattered
throughout The county and IA arrests
were made On charges Of keeping sa-
looms open OF Sunday.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
Nat Goodwin BUYS Hotel.

Nat Goodwin, the actor, has invest
ed in San Francisco apartment
house. He has purchased the family
Hotel Lafayette for $135,00O from A.
w. Wilson. The place is on Sacra-
mento street near Octavia. 1t is one
of the finest apartment houses in the
city and the monthly income from the
property amounts to $1,000.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
GRAND JURY WILL PROBE 1T.
Cotton Scandal to Be Investigated al
Washington, D. c.

Washington, July 24.-The grand
jury for the District of Columbia met
Monday to take up the allegations
that there has been jugglery in the
cotton crop and statistical reports of
the department of agriculture, with a
view to possible indictment or indict-
ments.
This action is the immediate result
of the recent disclosure in the depart
ment which eliminated in the dismis-
sal of Edward S. Holmes, the asso-
ciate statistician.
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Were Near to VIadivoStok.

japanese torpedo boats during the
thick mist and rain Sunday approach
ed several bays near Vladivostok and
sent landing party ashore in the gulf
of Gashkevitch, near. Possiet bay.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
SHELL ExPoDEs; BOYS HURT.
Lads at Occur d'AIene Hammer Pro-
jectiIe-Disaster Follows.

Occur d'Alene, Idaho, July o.
While Clyde Durdy and Frank Hub
bard, two boys of Occur d'Alene City,
were amusing themselves by trying to
break an old army 10 pound shell with
a hammer, it exploded with terrific
force and tore large hole in the
foot of the Durdy boy and burned the
face of the Hubbard boy.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
Bomb Kills Twenty-four.

Constantinople.- The commission
appointed to inquire into the attempt
on the life of the sultan has ascer-
tanned that the explosion of the bomb
caused the death of "a persons and
wounded 81. In addition, 55 horses
were injured. Preliminary investiga-
tons show that the outrage was COM
mitted by two Hungarians.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
BULLET ENDS AN ESCAPE,
Sentry Fires Upon Prisoner on Gov.
ernors Island.

Sentry Fires Upon Prisoner on Gov
ernors Island.
New York.-A we'll conceived plan
for the wholesale delivery of military
prisoners confined at Fort Columbus
and Castle William on Governors ISL
and was foiled by the shooting of
Frederick R. Snyder, a prisoner, who,
with six others, attempted to escape.
Snyder was shot through the right
arm by Private Lyons of company E.,
who was acting as a sentry. The
sound of his shot brought other SOL
diers to his assistance and ended the
escape.
Investigation has developed the fact
that the plan of escape contemplated
overpowering the sentries, talking of
their rifles and escape to some of the
tugboats moored on the northern end
of the island.
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Died of Yellow Fever.

New Orleans.-The official autopo,,
on a patient, an Italian, who dieq =.
what has been called suspicious :.
ver," has disclosed that the olseo0.
was yellow fever. President Soucno:.
of the state board of health has IT,
fed Governor Blanchard anu -.
health officers of Mississippi, lea
and Alabama.
Arrangements have been maze
a detention hospital to treat inc
naming cases.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
Flood DAMAGE at Fairbanks,

Several thousand dollars damage
was caused at Fairbanks, Alaska, on
July II as result of the overflow of
the Tanana river.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
Consul Dies From Heat.

NJ J. H. Schottborgin, the Venezue-
Ian consul at London. died in Paris
Sunday from the effect of the heat.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28

Policemen in Washington have re-
ceived an order to see that their he'll
NETS are on straight.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-28
TANKS OF OIL ABLAZE.
Men Said to Be in Deadly Peril in
Texas Town,

Humble, Texas-Fire started Sun
day in a tank belonging to the Texas
Oil company, caused by lightning
striking the oil. The fire was held
under check all the afternoon, but be-
gan to spread at night. At 2 O'Clock
a. m. Monday the II great tanks were
ablaze and over 100000 barrels OF
oil consumed. Fifty men are sur
rounded by the flames and their fate
is unknown. One hundred teams are
said to lie cremated and number OF
families have been burned out OF
house and home.
Little Rivulets of burning oil are
running toward the oil field proper,
but a heavy rain has began falling and
an electric storm is raging, the water
serving to keep the derricks from
burning The workmen have all fed
from the field. The town itself is filled
with refugees.
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The Japanese strictly enforce !,
law forbidding boys under 20 years
age to use tobacco.
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Later Report.

The loss of life in the Humble fire as
near as can be ascertained is IL, but
no names can be ascertained. The
Texas company declines to make any
estimate of its losses or to give out in
surance figures, but oil men place the
loss at present at 100000 barrels of
oil, valued at 1862, 5O0;pumping plant,
damage to tanks, mules, etc., at $780,
900 or more.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-09
N 0 TICIA S.

Core eI PumOr, que nos aIeQra-
Flamos ge C0DiFmsra. que dadO los
geFviCiOs preOtRdOs por eI SenoF Truii-
llO Alsina CnmO aesFetariO de D. GoCie.
dad de socOFrQR m6tuos eLus amigos
del bien 6bli0n.1 , BeT6 nom brpdo para
coup h plazs que pOr fsl llecimiento
dPjs v-CRnte dich Sefi9r. Sd h'io JOa6
Truji'so CsDtillOp. ~..
-Hs sslido hoy para Ell simpStic0
puabln de ManStt, e. joVen don JaCiu'
to A. Nara , que tiene aOIf OF fami'
lie y regFeSSrS el dOmir g ,.
La infe IL dement's detenida en- 10
CsrCel municipal, sufre con f'eCuenCia
aCcesos de viOleDCiS. RritNndO extFRor
dinRriameDte. SeriR OpOTtuno ga pa
90 81 msniComiO.
Sc enCuentra On estB CiudGd, para
aeFviP de testig0 en- an 0unaFioI el sGF.
gaDtO Lopez Dfaz, deStRCRdO en Juuns
Diaz. s"-@ @
=. Ha sido rsduCido & pri1i6u en-
Ponce, eli CcmerciaDts jos qufn Rodrf'
guez, por viOlsCi6n de 10 ley electoral.
Un fiscal especial orden6 Ga eneArOeIa'
oi6n ~.
-Ha causRd0 penOsisimR impression
en- ests ciudad. dOnde COntAbs cOn
gra dea simpatisG, IL nOticia del fslle
Cimie7to da De distiDguidB y virtuOaa
o. fiorit8 ProVidenCis Perez 1lerR, ecu
rFid0 en- CGyeY. b / p.
So haIEa QPAvemeDte enfeFrn0 con
difteris IN peque1o niGo'del SeffoF MI
gues MssCaT6.
Ell baile de COstumbre en- el Par.
que tOdoS los s6dadOS se ebra rs esta
nocha
En- Guayama fu6 en- caFcelado
por orden del Fiscal de la C0rte de
Justicia, Ell suGetO jose Carrasquillo
acusado del d Ito de ataque con
intenci6N de c0meter homicidio.
Ell Juez Municipal de esta ciu-
dad le ha Impuesto 4 Victor San
doval 2 meses de arresto por abuse
de coniauza q Eduardo EchevarFia
6 meses por hurto do meno or ci1antis
y el Juez de Carolina le impusO q
Balbino Cartagena 9 meses FOf AGO
metimientO y aggression.
Ell Lunes Sc procedera & haceI
ia limpieza del cementer;o de- ests
Ciudad. II
La plaza de m6dico de Ia Ma
rina, vacante por fallecimientO de-
doctor Mariana Ramirez. es possible
no sea cubierta, por econol mia.
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CaTta DEL senior
Sanchez Morales.
la lnVostIglei6n { ID
New York Life. !"
La siguiente Certa reCibimos hoy:
eSeRiamhra 81 1905.

GSeIiembre b. 1905.
Sr. Director de GLa Correspondent.
cia9, San Juan, p. r.
Muy slfIor milo y amig4: LseQPade.
Ce1fS . pub icsci6n en su period.
co. de 6stsB Ifaeas fesnecto de an
sueIto que aparece ca ~ r1mero de
pyer, haciando. en- pRFte, FefereBciR (
10 GNew York Life9, COmpsnfR oue
FepFeBent0 en- esta Isla.
La Legislature del Estado de Nueva
York hS nOmbradO un0 comiai6n an.
CaYgAds de llevar SefectoIIos estudios
neceSariOs para prOponer les modifica-
clones que Sc cream. Qpprtunas On Ia
Ifgislaci6n de seguros, para 10 CuRl ae
hR deCidido nRcer an exSmen de Iog
m6t0doG , SituaGi6n de todan Eaa Com.
pahtas de SegurOa de Vidsi del Eat do.
P0F Tsz S0es obviag. las Comp. Mas
mas fueFtes y bien adminiutrBdss se
han disputRd0 10 ppioridOden ser exec
minGdaS. y 81 10 eNew York Life9 ea
E8 pTimeHa en- metaFBe & 6ich1 escru.
tiDi0. ls CpmpA1fR 10 Conaiderars un
triunfO para ella PeF0 reaIme te ns-
de ae 0abe tOdsVfa (al menoS en- Puerto
RiCO) del 6rden en- que sS han de Veri.
fssP eSoB exSmenea
NuestTa Comps Ms fands uno de gus
mFjoFeS tftulOS al CE6dito universal de
que "a en- ID frecuenOiR con cue ella
mismO pide scr investigsda pOr los di-
versOs gobiernos cuyR in0pecci6n se
hSya sometid0, tanto de Europa como
de Am6,ice Ahor8 mismo ocaba n
SNrw York Lif de obtener 81 YER.
daderO priv egiO de ser examina6a d
primeFa p0r lOs C0mioiOnadoR de Ss.
Guros de los EstadOs de Tennegsee,
Kenturky. Minnesota, Wisconsin,
NebrsskS y L1uisiana.
Sc oOmpFende pe1feCtannente ell inte.
res que tiene nuessF0 C1mpaI1fs en- no
d jar pePder una Op0rtunidad de 90.
meter Sua operaCiones d mas rfQida
y COmUetente inspection. dando D0f
freCuentemente una pruebR d. .su S0li-
dez y buena sdministraci6n & aus asa
gnradOS de todo ell mund0 Civilizado.
Su alto: amigo 8. S.
Z. Sanchez Moya1es.
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Sra. E. M. MeraId, CaAe2S, No L26
W. Indianapolis, Ind, uno de los
E1ien7bnOS n7as inpOrEanfe de- Ia
sOciedad de Indianapolis, eScribe como
sigue:
"Gozo hoy de buena salud, gracias q
laPeruna. Por cuatro afios aproxima-
-damente padecf de los ovarfos. Los
doctores insistfan en- operarme, como
6nico recurso para curarme, pero
siempre le he tenido miedo a
Operaciones, y me opuse & clio, Mi
esposo, desanfmado, pidi6 conseio q un
amigo droguista, qJien le aconse16 me
traJera un frasco de Peruna, asf 10 hiz6,
y la empece tomar.
1'En corto tempo empece 4 recuperar
mi salud Y los dolores punzadas q
desaperecer. Diez v ocho semanas
despues mi salud era perfecta, le est0y
tan agradecida, que carezco de palabras
con que demostrar mi gratitud. .f'-E. M,
Merald.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presi-
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Colum-
bus, Ohio, e. u. de A.
81 le dara gratis, su valioso consejo
Knedico.
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Sra. III. Brickner, Gale Once, No.
S9, MilWaukee, Wis, eScrfbe como
SLgHe: "Tengo mucha fe en- la Peruna,
como remedio eficaz, para enfermedades
propias de la muJer,
"Hace POGO tempo, mi salud estaba en-
muy mai estado. Tenia dolores de
cabeza Y de espalda, y padeeia de marcos
que me hacian sentiT peor.
"Habfa probado dos remedies, Y me
desanim6 al tomar Ia primera dosis de
Peruna, pero prOntC note que mejoraba,
v me anime continuar usandOla, en-
menos de dos meses hRbfa recuperadO
mi salud."-M. Brickner.
Hemos depositado $4,000 dollars en- eli
Market Exchange Bank de Columb bus,
Ohio, como garantfa de que estos testi-
mOnios son YeridicOs, Y de que poseemos
cartas que 10 certifican. Jamas hemOs
usado un testimonio falso en- los rnuchos
amos que hemos sstado anunciando
nuestro remedio.
Todos nuestros testimonies con legf-
timos y publicado5 con las palabras del
que los tirmR.
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cerdos se hRIIan 6uietos & uufrir
otras YAFiaB enfermedadeg.D

d cho articuIado modifiCa eaenCiaI.
maute IL Lsy de Ia Asamb9es L. gisDa
va de Puerto Rico 8Dteg CitadS Apro-
bRd8 90 10 de Mario de 1904 que sin
otras reatFicCi0nea que lAs ali deter.
minadas RutOrizR Ia mstRDzS de Ger.
dos, ouyR ley en- su SeCCi6n A. dice:
eToda ley 3 parte de ley 4 Otra
Ordep GenerBl que % Opusiere &
euta Lsy quedR por ID presente
derOgad0.0 e.
En- ga virtud buGCRnd0 81 petici0nR-
rio & nombre de los interese8 q. repre-
senta un FemediO provisional que re-
SuelvS eli cor fiCto presentsdO con el
aludidO RegSament0 en- 90 SeCCi6n 81.
90 preCisR o. pFegente sOlicitud de in.
terdicto prOhibitivO preliminar, para
que 90 ordene 0l Superintendente de
S4uidsd que es quien 10 ausCFibs, sug.
pends Ia SecCi60 8A del mismo por
C0nteneF una resolution oOntraIi8 aI
cAr6cter dc nm Rsglamento y en- viola
Ci6n de una L9y de 10 AsRmblea Le-
gislativR.
La Lay tantag veCes Citads de 10 de
MsEzO de 1904 deCIara Sin dejaF lugar
de dudRs, que todO 10 COnCerniente en-
I8 Ii C aIidad s0brs rnAtapzN de animaleG
para consume 6blico y venta de car
nea estsrG bsjo Ia inspection de gSG
AutoridRdes locales. 7 p0r 10 Sec
ci6n Al de Ia Ley Municipal CORES,
ponde AI OfciaI de SRDidRd de San
Juan intervenir en- todo aqueEDg que Se
reIaCiOne con la mat8CZS de animaIOG
para ell consume C6bliCo. d8ndOle & nj.
camente Intervention In JuntR Supe'
rior de Sanidad como tribunal de ape
laci6n para que FesueIva en- deioltlVa
Las cueationes que s0bre el particular
90 presenter.
Y DO es que 90 pretenda diV0Tciar
ID. j unts Superior de SanidEd de ga nR'
tural intervention en- los asunt0s que
puedRn fectAr 10 gRlud pdbIiCa. YG
las CSmRras LegislsniVss pFevisOraI
votsron una Ley GprObsda en- 10 d.
Mario de 1901 para preyenir enfeFme
dades Conta giOaas 6 infeCciogAB, y POI
diCha Ley ae We como debe interveniI
Ii Junta Superior de Sanidsd para L
profession para ID salud y seguridaC
del I tlb leo y en- los Animales dOmesti
COS de Ia lila contra tOdR OlRse de en-
feTmadaGeB ContsGiOEas On cuya SEQ
Ci6n 3 Se lee: Ella Junts Superior
de Ssnidad dictarS les Re glamentO
necesariOs para ea tratamient0. asia
mientO y mRtarzs de todog los Anim8
les don 6stiCOa que eat6n at8Cad0s d.
Intermediates infeCCioS&s 8 c0ntpgiO
s0g.
A tenor de Ioa dispuestOs 90 10 Sec
CioD 5! de 10 Lay de 1ojunGtiOnss
a1i 10 estimR el tribunal. soIicito qu
oiRs & las parties eI diR y horR qua .
sefale; y
Suplica & Ia COrte que dandO est
aoliCitud 81 tr&mite 0Fdensdo por j
Lsy se sirvR disponer que 81 Saperln
tande1te de S lnidRd don Ricardo M
HernSndez, suspendG 81 compliment
de 10 SeCCi6n del ReglRmelt0 ya Cl
tadO uue lleVR feCha 8 de Aga stO y fa
Feoibido On 1a AlORAoia de San JUN {
dia % del mismo mes pOr Ouyo artiou
Iado se Ordena D. prohibition de mAta
cerdos duranta 81 periodic COmprendid
antre primer0 de Mayo J pEimerO d
NoviembFe cuyo RFtiCuIed0 quedAE
lesde luego en- auSpcnSo hastR q resC
Iuci6n final Quo reoaiga en- el plelt
inieiado gobre nulidad de dieho g
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N0TICIAS be
BARCELONETA.
Sc 0sttn aTT1glaldO las eaIIss.
Nifios saIvados de Ia bronquitis
tDe saeSestrO o0sTespOns0E.
SeptienobYe s

SeptiembYe s.
Hoy hR estsdo an eatR IoCnlidad Il
Inteiigente y preStiRi 20 sonora dC fil
J0sefa de Ofti1 maes6ra muy auerids
On toda eSta jurisdiction. Sabemor
que tOdos los padres de IoH eIumuoe
degean que VuslVa de nuevo este no
tra bljaF Rqrf tan bond dadoaS maentra y
creemOs que b JuntS Local de Mana.
u sAbEa COmplaCeE los deseos de eSte
quito VeCindalio.
Lss GALES de este pobyado Sc eatSn
ARE gand0 y empiezAn & pintarSe unas
CUantsg C8aGg.
-In b slino Dfsz que habfa estRdo
On cams de gravedsd hS mejorad0 tan.
to que vOEVera & CCuparse en- "a tfabR.
jo disrio.
Il fiaidad de min % que suf ,fsn grs.
ves brOnquitis. se han Curado debido &
e asistenCis del reputkdO doctor Cor.
daro.
Sc han bAutizado por el rito cato.
licO los riflos CaDiano MoIinn y Rsmo-
DitR Arroyo. Siend0 SnG psdrlros don
Martin Bsllber y 30 hermana Csrmsn
, don AnGel Gardens y d Srta. Rosa.
rio BslIber.
e f.rmsc6utic0 don Felipe San
chez G IFS. hA fisdO % reaidenciR en-
es1e pObladO.
Con motive de ger hoy Ell de de Il
MOnserFAte. nueOtrs hija mayor. que
1Ieva ege nombre ha recibidO felicit8-
clones y TegalOs, que sRradece muCho.
So hRcen ReBtioneS por instAlAr
pr0ntO en- este pobisdO una GSsIa de
socorrCS 10 cuSl De montar6 todo 10
mejor pueib.e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-09
La Junta ESeOIar de
MaDatl, TO1uneIaIa,

DiCen de Msnatf que h Junta EsOo-
lar de uich0 PUT b o qua preside el die.
tir.guidO puert0vriqusII1 don Clamente
R nfrsz, renunCiAr6 en- pIeno.
IgL6ranSe hROtR dhorG los motives
de unA tRl determination. perO muy
DOdeFOsOg debsr6n ser CuAndo persO
mas de ls ilustraCi6n y del vnler de les
que componen Il menCiOnada Junts se
dlsDopen & ealO.
81 sefHor r .mfsez dice que OpOrtu
nsmente 90 b. b'ar6 respectO de este
asuntO, sin Rmb j's nj rodeOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-09

La cienoia m6dioa ha pFObado que
el ron puade usarse como medicina an
vSrisB enfeFmedadeG para Ia faIts de
apetitO es ganerslmenta usadO aieDd0
prefsrido ei Ron visja G., tell.
.-CadS dis 0e We mas cODCurFido el
GHotal San Juan.o siendo el hotel de
mO6a Uor sus admire bIes cOUdiciones
hiQiA icss. huen aaFv,Cio sxcelehte
cumldn. Direction T@tu6n 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-09
Sc MULTIPLICAN LOS TRTUNFOS DE LA PE=PRU=NNA.
Miles de testimonies ArChNadOS Sin PubIicarse
Ls Peruna, UnicO RemediO Hasfa
AhOr8 LnVenfudo Para FL
CafarrO SiSfenfafIcO.
CasOS En1pcrtanfeS Como
EiempIOs.

Sra. w. r. Hoffman, Gale SeEs
no. 6Oi, Kansas City, Kansas, escrfbe
70 SIguIeHfe: "Por ocho meses padecf
de cabeza. a este los medieOs Ie daban
yarlos nombres Y por fin aco9 9daron, eran
padeclmientos femeniles, el cusI era
rea mente Ia causa de mi enfermedad,
"Ellos me merecetaban, 4, Y tomaba las med-
amigo me dijO, que nunca me cnrarfa
sino tomaba Ia Peruna. Una semana
despues de haber empeZadO tomarIa,
me sentf mucho mejor Y continue
usandola por dos meses, dandome un
marayilloso resuItado.
"Me sientO mas joven, sin dolOr 8
punzada, estOy sc gura de que debo mi
vida Y felicidad Ia Peruna.''-W r.,
HOFFMAN