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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19
ROCkEFELLER'S GIFT,

The disturbing question among the
Congregational churches of the Eastern
States at the present time is embraced
in this inquiry: Having solicited a
gift of John D. Rockefeller and re-
ceived 500 900 for missionary purposes.
in declining to accept the money on
the ground that the donor had not
come by it honestly?" A fierce con-
tention is raging with good men on
both sides OF it.
The case of those who hold that the
Board should reject the money would
be stronger if that body had not asked
for the gift in the first instance. But
think of the position of a number of
gentlemen who, knowing as much
about Mr.. Rockefeller then as they do
now, went TO him for some of his
Standard Oil money and, getting it,
threw the gold in his face say
ing: Take back your dirty dollars.
you rascal Such men might or
might not be Christians but they would
surely be cads.
Then the question comes up that if
Mr. Rockefeller's money is dishonesty
gathered and held and in such a way
that those who paid it to him cannot
identify it or be identified themselves,
is it morally best for a Chris
tian body to accept some of it and set
it to doing good works or to leave it
in Mr.. Rockefe11er's hands for the null
of EVIL? .,
One mighf Justly refuse - accept
Mr. Rockefeuer,s fellowship but his
eys.isss. = t "A part Of
the legal tender of the United States.
Long before Mr.. Rockefeller had it. it
did its share both of good ana i'll. Any
of those dollars went perhaps, from
the street-walker TO the gambler, from
the gambler to the mechanic, from the
mechanic to the race-track, from the
race-track to the barkeeper, from the
tarkeeper to the groceryman, from
the groceryman to the minister, from
the minister to the poor and from the
poor to the beer saloon and so
On through store and slum, through
and dive. All money is more
or less dirty. a deal of it comes
from rich men who evade their taxes
and are crusted thick with perjury.
When it comes TO dirty people we try |
to wash them and make them clean |
and get them into clearly occupations. |
Isn't that a good standard to set for |
too?
1t may be set down as self-evident |
it seems to the Adver- |
.iser-that if all the scoundrels in the |
world contributed to the Golfers of the |
American Board they would have just |
so much less money for rascality and |
he Board just so much more for Chris |
.ianity. And unless such money could |
De returned to it's real owners what |
better use could be made of it than |
n doing good?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19
sApAN's POSSIBLE STRATEGY.

Naval men, while not committing
be no battle on the high seas of the
in Port Arthur. 1t is argued that Togo
wants Rojestvensky to reach Vladi-
yostok with only such losses as may
route. Once in vladivostok the Rus
slams would be trapped as they were
in Port Arthur. 1t is argued that Togo
would then blockade the northern har-
by land. He could easily lay a mine
field to keep the Russians from making
night serties and then stand off and
lombard. while the Japanese army
fought for positions from which the
fleet would be in range. 1t would
Serve Japan's purpose better, as mat
ter of course, to sink the enemy's ships
In port rather in the open sea whence
they could not be recovered.
Tt is admitted that a fight may have
to come, but the Russians, with the
bottoms of their ships fouled, can
hardly want to force it. The vital
thing for them now is to go into dock.
OF course, on this view of the matter.
Togo might feel justified in attacking,
but as was the case with Sampson at
Santiago he has been ordered to be
extremely cautious about risking his
big ships, Japan having but five.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19
THE PATERNAl COUNTY ACT.

Paternalism. in its practical aspect,
is a means of furnishing men with
shelter. food and clothing, without any
corresponding return in labor. This is
the most obvious feature of the Coun
ty Act. both as a whole and in some
of it's segregated parts. A clear ex-
ample of this characteristic exists in
the second subdivision of Section 81,
Chapter IA, of the Act, which is pre-
ceded by another wholesale delegation
of power to fix the salaries of all
County officers, not specifically pro-
vided for. and succeeded by the power
to authorize and supervise the expen-
diture of ali funds belonging to the
County. The particular language, thus
embalmed in clauses of unrestricted
discretion to allow compensation and
to furnish the requisite money, is as
follows: ITO appoint such subordinate
officers as they may deem necessary
for the public service
1t will be observed that here there is
no limitation whatever upon the right
conferred by the Joker" 1t would
be difficult to conceive of a better OPP
portunity for grating, especially as a
preparation for elections Any num-
Der of voters may be deemed ''neces-
sary for the public service and may
prepare for the exercise of the highest
privilege of citizenship by lounging
subordinate officers"
If it be claimed that the present
County Act avoids the rock upon which
the County Act passed by the legisla-
ture of 1893 was wrecked, namely, the
nterTnixture of territorial and county
functions, what is to be said of the
provision that Each County Attorney
when elected shall become a deputy of
the Attorney General of the Terrific
ry?" 1t would seem to the ordinary
citizen that this provision Establishes
the greater part of the force in the
Attorney Generals office, and deprives
that territorial functionary of the dis
cretionary power of appointment
Illustrations of the pecuiiarities of
this unique piece of legislation might
be piled UP. but. at this time. two more
may be mentioned. Under the head OF
General Provisions referring to the
deputies of officers other than Super
visors, Sheriffs, Assessors and Tax
collectors, it is provided that each
deputy shall have the same power as
his principal" Thus. when the voters
elect one officer, by operation of law.
, 'hey elect his deputy to the same posi-
'ion. His duties not only embrace the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19

The Advertiser cites the grocery store
at the corner of Wilder avenue and Ma
kiki street, under former engagements,
as proof that saloons would exist. if
licensed, in the best residence portions
of the city. 1t proves nothing of the
kind. 1t was a grocery store and not
a licensed saloon. Whatever profit it
made from the illicit sale of liquor. was
so much profit added to the grocery
business, because it paid nothing for
the privilege of selling liquor But if
it had had to pay a license, it would
not have sold any liquor, because it
could not have sold enough to pay for
the hcense.-Star.
1t happens that when the police shut
off the liquor annex the grocery had
to close. The place remained shut a
long time and is now run in hand-to-
mouth fashion as a Chinese grocery
While in full running order as a liquor
joint it. did a large business So did
two more within two or three blocks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19
Helping Hand in Time of Need !

The Relief and Burial Association is
rapidly increasing. We have had three
deaths in nine months and each lnem-
Der received as death benefits 500 to
pay funeral and burial expenses, the
surviving relatives, a donation OF l0
cents from each member of the asso-
citation as emergency benefits. Mem
bership fee $4.50. Office. Honolulu I'm
dertaking Parlors. 1920 Fort Street,
Tel. Main 179.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19

One of the greatest compliments Sen
ator Spooner ever received contrasted
him in his breeZiest style with Thomas
Jefferson at his best, to the latter's dis
paragement. When young IN a n,
Spooner was engaged to deliver the
Fourth of July address in a small town.
Another young aspirant for fame,
named Clinton. read the Declaration of
Independence which was followed and
interpreted by Spooner's eagle-scream-
ing speech. On his way home Spooner
met countryman. one of his audience,
who complimented him after this pat
tern: THAT was a magnificent speech
of yours Mr.. Spooner. I think the very
best I ever heard; anyhow, it knocked
Clinton's all hollow"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19
Fine Shirtings
From Scotland
Are Just Here
MATERIALS CHOSEN
MONTHS IN ADVANCE
BY OUR LONDON
BUYER.

Selections of patterns made
many monthsaago in London,
anticipating the styles which
would be approved for Spring
and Summer wear.
The weavers in Scot1and's
ancient capital, Glasgow, have
produced materials this year
that show the perfection OF
years of experiment and expe-
rience, combined with the sp1en-
did excellence OF the sturdy
Scotch weaves.
Grounds are white with dain-
ty figures, dots and stripes.
Some with mercerized figures.
Some pretty plaids.
$50 and 4oc a yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19

Captain Truebridge, of the Olympia.
threatens to have the senators from
Washington knock" the islands if we
do not buy his coal This is a new
way of drumming up trade. We fancy.
however, that Hawaii can stand
knocking" considerably better than it
can the stealing of its labor. Mean
while the Olympia's coal doesn't seem
particularly needful TO the weil-being
of the islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19

SNOWMAN Joe Cohen is the first man
10 see the burden of a county system
coming his way. The House last even
ing stood by thsaclause calling upon
him for So per night for each per
Torrance he gives, because. as one
member said. I'VE have got 10 have
every cent We can get to pay our coun-
ty expenses
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19

For the midnight lunch-A sandwich
just right, not too thick and not too
thin, and sparkling glass Of Rainier
Beer. It's a delight you can't afford
to miss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-19

Now We are to have United States
secret service. This is bound tc have
a depressing effect politically
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04
Water Congress Here

The date and places of the coming Farmers Institute have now all been decided and are as follows: The "Water Congress" will convene in the assembly chamber of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, March 13. There will be three sessions. In the morning Prof. w. c. Mendenhall of the government geological survey will discuss the source and extent of our underground waters, William Mulholland, engineer city water department, will treat of, water waste, and Engineer F. E. Taft will show how winter run-off may be prevented. In the afternoon, forestry in relation to water will be discussed by George w. Mitchell of Pomona and T. P. Lukens, Pasadena. It is hoped that George H. Maxwell will be present and speak in the afternoon. In the evening, Messrs. Schuyler and Storrow will consider city sewage; James Mills of Riverside, irri- gation, discussion to be led by c. c. Chapman, Fullerton, and Frank Chase of Riverside will speak on pumping, dis cussion led by J. E. Adamson of Pomona.
 The April institutes will occur as fol- lows: La Canada, April 3 and 4 Azusa, April 5 and G.; Riverside, April 7 and 8. Mrs. Minnie E. Sherman, Fresno; c. c. Teague, Santa Paula, and Prof. G. H. Powell will aid in these institutes. Prof. Pierce of Santa Ana will be at the Riverside meeting.-Times.
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04
Farmers Corner
The Dairy

The following article appeared in the last number of the Orange Judd Farmer, contains some useful hints to Dairymen:
 If you have hand separator, besides getting all extra price for your butter fat. you have the warm skim milk to feed your young stock. Ex Gov. Hoard and Prof. Harrington of Wisconsin, two of our best authorities on this subject, tell us that warm skim milk will pro duce as good calves and pigs as whole milk. Besides, this, your skim milk is not mixed with that of diseased herds from neighboring dairies, as sometimes happens when delivering at a creamery. + you have no hand separator we advise you to get one at once and make your dairying more profitable.
 HOW TO HANDLE CREAM PROPERLY
 Separate while warm or as soon as you are through milking, then cool the cream as rapidly as possible, either by stirring with the can in cool air or in cool, fresh water, and keep cool until delivered. Never put two patches of cream together until each has been thoroughly cooled. Never put tight lids on cream cans while cream is warm. Never let your delivery cans be the re- ceptacle of the cream from the separator. Should you want to use some cream, do not pour the top off and expect as high a test. The richest cream is always on top. Delivery of cream should be made and twice a week in winter. Always cool cream thoroughly before mixing. Keep your cream III cold water and free from all odors. This is very important. Be sure to scald your separator and all milk utensils thoroughly. IT these rules are carefully observed your cream will always grade No. 1.
 SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS
 If possible ship in ten gallon cans. The cans n. ', be full. If you have a smaller amouo, hip in five or eight gallon can Ia the lid off the can and expos to ,he sun and air as much as possible. Remember that one can not be too cleanly in handling cream cans. Rinse them thoroughly with cold water just before putting in the cream.
 It is impossible to separate cream that will test the same at all times. Cows exposed to storm or abuse will not give milk that will test as high as when they
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04
Guilty Members Are Expelled

For the first time in the history of the state senator has been expelled from the legislature. The report of the com mittee recommending the expulsion of Senators Emmonds, Wright, Bunkers and French, was adopted by a unani nous vote and the accused men were deprived of office or roll call. No votes were cast in favor of the four men, and the affirmative ballots for expulsion were: Bunkers 34, French 35, Wright 33. and Emmons 35.
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

are protected. Sometimes the speed of the separator is irregular, and sometimes more milk and water are used in flush ing the bowl. Before taking sample for testing, be sure and stir the cream thoroughly from top to bottom.
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04

Devoted to the interests of Agriculture, Dairying, Stock Raising and Everything Pretaining to the Farm.
The Imperial press., 1905-03-04

F. L. MILLER, Dist. Pass. Agent, 237 So. Spring Street,
 Los Angeles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-22
BANQUETE EN- BAYGM0N.
Uno que iba con un gallo fue dete.
nioo.-En 10 que Sc entretenian
varios chiquillos. Otras notia
cias.
lDenNeatgo Eoyesponsal. J


Junio 81 Los sefloEes pr sores
de esta muniCipalidRd, han tornado ell
acuerdO de hseerle IN banquete "a el
campo 81 sefior Inspector Mr.. Wood
en- pTueba de sfecto y confederation.
Para ere banquete hR RidO inVitado
atentamente este corFeaponsal.
En- el YspOr eC0anaoS embArc6
aver psra los EStad0s Unidou 81 itVen
don Juan 0tsrO. del alto comeEciO de
MayaRtlsz. hiio de la diatinguida fa-
milia Otero CBjss de esta locsIidad.
COntinuSn los ejercicios militares
de ID pOlicfa Iasular. con motive de Ia
fiesta del de Julio. DiFige EoB eieH.
cici0s 81 teDiente Schettini. Los guar-
diaB estRn bien RdieatFa6Os hVciendo
loa movimientos con precision y aire
marciaI.
-El cabO BIanco. detuvo alindfvi-
duo Lopez que ibR con un gallo en-
condolences de hsber peIeadO. El
animRlitO FesuIt6 ser de Luis P6eele
Ell poliCfa BsrHioa no quisO que
les ChiquialOs molehtAran mss con pa
gFitsris 81 iFse 6 encender 81 foco de Ia
plaza, y aver se pFesent6 en- ella & Is
hora de ser encendidn. aVitanfa0 -
1gIU 50 pFegenci6 81 inCuItO espeC-
tacul0.
Aver tamb;@n en- Ia pIazs E6bIica
aa constitug6 una corte de chiquillOa
en- donde hAbfs Juez. SeCretsrio, Mar.
shall. acuaadO y defensor. peYo en- el
momento de deClarar ell acuBado lanz6
an terno 81 juez. 81 CuRV no se 10 per-
miti6. como tampoco Be 10 permiti6 81
sargsntO Paoli. que essaba asechando
& la improvisada Corte ls cual sa d.
solvi6 tan pronto Vieron los chiquiIloa
al saTgenSo Paoli.
MIR. King investigator de Rentas
Internas de este loCslidad. ha sidO tras
Iadado & San Juan. Mr.. King se cap
t6 Ias simpatfas del pueblo & pesar de
cumpIiF hOnros1mente con ga deber.
Ell jsven don Isaac Mortimer. Sc
ha hecho cargo de 10 cOntaduFfR de
este ayuntamientO.
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Bi0a8 EN- Ia Corte.
de- ut0a
DO.
Und nsqulla ds oserihIr para las
OilGIRas.
Ia plaza pdblIta ha sldO are
glada.
(Ds n1estr0 Consspensoz. J

Junio 20.-La Corte municipal ha
intrOducido notables mejorRs. EI ST.
lon principal C0nVenient ntenaente nmne.
blad0 dispOne de mRgbifcDs asientoB
destin6nd0aa dos para d prGnsa. LIS
CtieinaB inatalndaa prenentan an bonitO
aspecto y 8obre tod0 FeVaIan 81 ordeD
y labr riosidad de Ion empleadoa de 90
- amabilidad y comp lacencia eatamos
altRmente Gatisfechoss puea aiempre los
hem0s enCOntradO muy dispueatOs para
darn0s cuantaa nnticias quioieESmos.
El stfl9r don Santiago B Palmer,
dignO juaz J aprecible oabaIler0. rien-
81 en c0nYenientes Tef0rmas para 10
judicial.
LA Corta tiene nece8idad. peFd
mucha necesidad. de una m6quina de
edcribiE. Los TfibunaIes tOdoO, Tng
AlCaldlRs y hasta laS Juntas EaCOlarea
disp0nen de esta reflFmR 8 adelantO,
men0a Rs C0rte de Utuado. que por ga
inmFnsl srabBj0 importancia acnBO
ea mas merecedora que otFna.
Les empIeado6 de d Corte muni-
cipai ge pFOpOnen eoateaR una msQuina
De escTibir para Ias ofcinas, caso que
el Departamento no les AurtA de eGe
neoesaEi0 objeto.
El hOnOFa bic juez aefior Palmer dice
que la COrte necesita de una mSQuina
de esCribir y hen1os aabido que 81 ge-
cretario he enCaTgado una que EeCibiFs
ca 81 pr6xtm0 CofreO. porQue no pue,
den esperar 8 que ei Departments
aouerde dsFIes uno.
Ia pIszs rub icR ha sido arre glada
quedRndO muy b0nita.
In cRrne para 81 consume p6blico
Cd buena.
Ya no hay pan monopoIizsdo.
Sc prepare una lucha electoral
encarnizsda.
Los empleados mnnicipaTea De eg.
tan bsbiendO Is sopa bobs. CobFan
mensualmente.
-A11 no ha aidn nuRnhadn al rYn-
gupuHG6o de IR sJunta escOlHr.
Una velada lIev6le6 ef9otO ante.
uocha an Ia casa de S. M Jordan. to.
mnndo paEte impOrtantes elementos in.
f.ntl.es y rasultando la feIta muy
buena.
~ para iniciar otra vez las notiCial
utuadefIas. tarminamos 6stAs eIogiando
los QFandes serviCios de la poIicfs. que
merece hoy Ice aimpatfas y conf snza
generates.
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UR artista puOlt0TrIque1o en- Rio
GTaRd0.

JUNO 19 Ante distiDguida cOncu-
rFencia. hizo su debut artfstico en- esta
poblaci6n, en- los salOnea de Is eFede
raci6n LibFes. Ell vioIinistR Angel Ce
lestino Morales.
TOdO Cusnto nuestra pluma pudiara
deCiP On ele gi0 del paisano. resultalfa
p8lido ante Ias eiacuciOnes. que como
Rftinta, tfsct6h ea senior Morales, en-
ga instFumentO fAvOFit0.
No obatarte lR sentib'e deggracia
CcurridR ese die 81 popular alcalde de
este pueblo asfl3r PimenteI. con Ia per
dida de ga aCfi IN madFe, de estaF
esta fami 10 reIacionRda con sodo 10
mas selecto de esta poblaci6n. ei con-
cierto hubo de verse muy concurFidc.
pues ssbid0 ea la fsma que p0see ell
senior Morales como concertista de
g6nio.
El pFcgEamR CiFCuIado be cumpIi
ment6 al pie de Ia Ietrs, con todo
esto. al finaI. nos propiE6 dos piez Z
ms sgnlGcag. de aires pOpulsres nueg.
trog; nos referimoB 6 lA SBoEinQuenD
y al 8eas cl0. reG0. De nuestPO kSmnO
81 senior Morales ha hecho IN bFillante
SpaR6 fraais de C0ncierto,9 para viOIin
solo. con obieto de que Iuzca Ell Violi
nistR sus atlas dOtes. 0y & ldose stimuli
taneamente cant0 y EcOmpin mier r.:
ssf como tsmbi61 del seis. en- donde
imita las 6iYeFsas entongciones de D.
Vcz humans, asf como el tfpico son del
gu charo , ell tiple jfbaPo.
III stflF Morales gAbe producer
efeCtos marAVilIosos On "a instru-
mentO.
In GefI 1ra r .xach de Ru:z, que ss.
taba indicada para aCnmpi q aFIO aI
piano. no pud0 hsceFlo. causR de In
O0nvenientes que Ba pTivsYoa de clio.
AnOehe se nos Fevel6 eI RrtistR en
.da 50 ms fgaatuosa gFandezs, 81 e6lo
ejeCut6 tcdo 81 concierto que ae com
puso de doCe r6meros. Morales es
inCansable. Asi pusf; 20 nte 81 1 iun-
II del concsEtista. tan sole me rests
enYisrIa mi aaIutaei6n cnri6oBa y afee
tos de admiration.
CASHIRE.
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"a cONFTANZA

diio un sabio, es una planta de
lento desarrollo. La gente tiene fe
en- las cosas que We, y hablando
en- sentido general tiene raz6n. Lo
que q veces Sc llama f6 ciega no es
f6 de ninguna manera, pues debe
haber una raz6n Y hechos para
tener en- que fundarse. Por elem
plo, en- 10 que respecta a una medi-
Gina Q remedio, la gente pregunta.
s'5Ha curado a otros /? Use han ali
viado con ella algunos casos seme-
jantes al mio ? IVA en- ammonia
con los descubrimientos de la cien-
cia moderna y estan sus anteoe-
dentes al abrigo de toda sospechaF
En- tai case, es digno Ole CONTAIN
"a, Y 81 alguna vez me encuentro
atacado de algu1eo de los males pa
ra los cuales Sc recomienda, ocurri-
re q 81 en- la plena confanza de
que me podra aliYiar." +" Estos son
los fundamentals que han dado q la
PREPARATION DE WANGPOLE
su alta reputation entire los medi-
cos asf como entire todos los pueblos
ciYilizados. Este eflcaz Temedio es
tan sabroso como la miel y con-
tiene los principles nutritivos y
curatiyos del Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao Puro, que extraemos dc
los hfgados frescos del bacalao,
combinados con Jarabe de Hippo
fosftos, Extractos de Malta y Ce-
rezo Silvestre. Con toda prontitud
elimina los acidos venenosos que
engendran Ia enfermedad Y las de-
mas materias t6xicas que Sc en-
cuentran en- el ORGANISING; desa-
rrolla un fuerte apetito y buena
digestion, y es infalible en- Postra-
ci6n-que sigue a las Fiebres, Tfsis,
Tos Y Intermediates Demacrantes.
sEl Sr. DIR. Hugo Marcos, de Bue-
nos Aires, dice: La Preparation de
Wampole, no me es desconocida y
ell afo pasado Ell una Clinica de
Paris, he tenido OCCASION de prescri-
birla Y notar sus buenos efectos.
Todos mis- colegas en- Paris. apre-
clan esta preparation. . Cada d6sis
Is efectiya. Nadie sufre nm des-
engafo con esta. En- las Boticas
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Pr0GauGIOn0S m6dlGaS
On GI 0j8TGitO japon6s.

Ell Chemist and Druggists Contiene
v0rioB heChOs inteFeuantes ACerCR de
las precauciOneS m6dicas del gobierno
jSpOn6S. Cr6ese que h creOs0ta del
6rbol de haya evits Il disantssia, que
prevAIeOe muChO en- la ManChuria, y
eI DepartamentO M6dicO deCidi6 dar &
cSda soIdado una pfldOra que COntiene
OPS de Creosota para CRda cOmid0, 8
sea tres pfldOrRs 81 dfG.
Las pfldOraa para Cada aoldado van
puestas en- pequefias lRtitSs. y cada una
de 6Stas Contiene 80 pfidoras, 8 Gea
bantante para un mes. LVevAn una Ell.
quota que dice: SPfldorAs para ID Ex
pedici6n RusR.2
En- u 6poCa de msyor actividad Sc
hicieFon en- eI labOrAtorio de PfldoFAs
y PAstiIIas del Robierno en- Toxic. pf!-
dOrEs Eaz6n de dos millOnes por dfA.
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La lnduStfIa aZuGd-
r0Tl On Trinidad.

Trinidad pOs6e ID hRCienda de az6-
car mas grnnde de Iag AntiIIag iDgIesas,
ID Madeleine; tiene CRpacidad suficien-
ta para 10 triturAcl6n de II 900 tonela-
dns de cana d diR y n production de
ITO tOneladaG de az6car.
La depression del meEcAdo a2uCarerO
duFanto tantos amos ha m0difieAdO ID
situaci6n; se srEienda eI terreu0 6 pc.
queflOa agricuItoreg que tFaen d cana
tritur@P & los molinos. 81 afio pasado
colo COnaiguierOn ChelineS ($2 ~ q
toDelada; eSte Afio Obtienen Ia chelineG
(S3 Az
Gfandes tr0zOs de terFen0. por mu.
chO tempo inCuItOg. Ge estAn 2lantan-
do con cana. In perspective de bue.
NOS neg0cios y pr0Ve0hOa0 desarFollC
industrial ca Ias Antillas es hoy MAJ
brrillanta que b que b ha Iido poi
EQuChCs aG01.