davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
FORTUNE OF $4,000. eco
LEFT TO sTENOGRAPHEI
And Court Holds That Testator WI
OF Sound Mind When He Did II.

Minneapolis. May 20 proba|
Judge Harvey holds that Albert InlI|
son, who died leaving am estate
S2,000.000 to Edna Dickcrson of Ci|
cago. distant relative was Of souf|
mind aud free from undue infuend
when he made the will ia Ianuar|
1904, which made the Chicago sta|
ographer a milliona re- The will wa
admitted 10 probate today.
The case will be carried 10 the higl
er courts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21

Iown, bury his face in his hands ana
weep
He still asserts he was not proper
= convicted because the three Car.
arm murderers were found guilty in
orty-five minutes, and he was convict
d in less than thirty minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
ALLOWED BY THE CHURCH

New York, May 20.--After agitation
Ia ting several years the general sy-
nod of the Reformed Presbyterian
church decided today that instrument
al music might be used in the SER
vices OF the churches Of that denomi-
nation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
MERCHANT GOES TO WALL.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, May 20.-The
creditors of w G. Woodbury.. the lar.
gest dry goods merchant in the city
today made application to the federal
court that he be declared bankrupt,
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
gwen In presms.v

I'VE must have oversight" said Mrs.
Blnks, sitting up In bed, john" she
called, shaking him by the shoulder.
get up--it's awfully dark this morn.
ir.g. Raise the blin'.'
John rubbed his eyes sleepily. In
his dreams he caught her concluding
words and muttered scornfully:
Raise the blind? On king high,
Well. guess not!'
And his snores continued where
LEY had been interrupted
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
Celebrated With Much Ecla. at Hav
ana Yesterday.

Havana, May 20.-The celebration
IF he independence of Cuba was more
generally and happ ly observed than
Il either of the preceding anniversar-
es. In addition to military parade
here were boat races this afternoon
and firework this evening.
This afternoon President Palma re-
ceived the diplomatic corps, officials
and the public
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
Walled Cities Of China.

The walled cities" Of China are
we'll named, for the majority are sur
rounded by walls thirty 70 forty feet
in hight and from sixteen to thirty
feet in breadth The city OF Hslanfu
is surrounded by wall sixteen miles
In circumference
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
MOB IN WISCONSIN.

Richland Center, Wis. May 20,--A
mob Of about l,500 made desperaIc
attempt tonight 20 lynch Charles Tiler
and his sons, Roy and WIN, accused or
assaultinG a girl named st. John Tho
girl may die. The sheriff saved the
prisoners
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
FOR MUSICIANS HOME.

Detroit. May 20. Az tnday'S sd
sions of the American Federation
Musicians the question of aceertii|
the offer Of the btsinus mcu of Md
toon. ILL.,. OF 100 acre site for d hun|
fcr aged musicians was referred
the local unions FOR \ Referendum WIN
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21

JUSTICE HARLAN AS UMPIRE
And There Was No Appeal From
His Decision, But Ministers Were
Beaten.

Winona Lake, Ind, May 90 --Juftice
Harlan this afternoon umpired base
BAH game which resulted in the team
composed Of vi. iting ministers by the
w mona Agricultural college by a
scCre of II TO 5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
as YEARS IN THE PEN.

ST. Lous. May 20 Edward kell|
her was sentenced to twenty fivs yea
In the penitentiary today for killlr|
st. Louis Tommy sullivan, priI
fighter. sullivan was shot In n
louo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
BuildInu for Christians

The Young Mems and Young Won.
ems Christian Associations OF Stan.
ford university arc planning to erect
huilainEs On the campus, Each will
cost about $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21
WISCONSIN EDITOR DEAD.

Milwaukee, May 90. william II.
Cramer editor In chief OF the Even.
ing Wisconsin, u dead. aged ss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-21

A woman would he in despair II ma.
,re had formed her as fas hion makes
her appear. Mile. 90 Lcspiuasse,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-10
PINKHAMS REPORT HITS
SMALL FARMERS HARD

by imperative and broken spirit might
strip a
performed hot climate tang OF circulation
humidity
labor unfit white
perform it,
which the
de their history and growth"
introd oil into the Hawaiian Islands
the Hawaiian the only of indigenous
labor The available
Subsequently japanese introduced
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-10


plantations specified contemplation
of which will skilled labor and the products of
skilled labor Additional expenditures contemplated
puaby industry has
skilled labor,
been publicly known realized
this industry
ports shipping benefits
financial comparison be
PERSONS EMPLOYED.
In sugar6726 citizens 36432 aliens
In Exclusively Chinese
In
In pineapples-Two citizens; aliens, mostly japanese
In sial-One ctizn 60 Japanese
In catle-Vey largely native Hawaians
In produce of those raised
gardening exclusively Chinese japanese
positions.
boom
condition of
skilled
semsed Recent have disclosed bordering
on the Japanese which
to i asr rapidly possible without disaster
absolutely imperative operations
of iigahng high
and
they refuse avoid this class of work
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-10
tFrom Sundays Advertiser,

Honorable George Carter Hawaii Honolulu:
The committee accordance with the instructions for its formation
specific instructions all which are made part this record has the
o follows
topography, humidity fertility and absolute ady
of an equal in the world -
The consequent physical material social conditions OF
varied and startling and present problems that are
In nature annual rainfall
the world inches only eighteen miles distant the rainfall
We find an Occidental and population
forth the remarkable and
world mbodyng the necessity OF all the precision OF
This form of agriculture the production
of produces o6a of the income of the Territory
always in most sensitive commercial condition par
ticuy that could furnish notable
of the Government the inhabitants OF the Territory
The islands visited district
Maui and Hawaii The remaining islands, N"ha
Adooka, and Kahooawe grazing islands only
To ndput ocular evidence we were accompanied by an o
professional photographer and present you Photographic views covering near
OF arabic land the Hawaiian Islands, and showing the topography
In detail shown the great plantations and their rrgng
occupations homes educational and benevolent institutions
welfare of the people We present maps and
Hawai- being the only island any agruturaly
popularity but enormously supposed to have much
d order that the situation the island Hawai- may
pf of each plantation and trend OF lands otherwise oc
cupied and the general conhuion OF that island In several c are pre-
By the combination of MAPS prohlc
hension Of be obtained by absentee
investigations by personal inquiry followed by sheets OF
Among those selected from
nghbors submitted nearly
every signed
and hunbest
to of thu of the greatest plantations
the subjects investigated the
of opinion is concsely laid before you
Hawaiian Islands scattered and difficulties and nconven
ience form opinion
following the most emphatic manner
judge advise lsla for the Hawaiian Islands
physical material and racial
conditions obtaining continental
justly practically applied SMALL distant SEMI
tropical like the Hawaiian Islands
where the word Citizen used it means citizens
or those eligible allen used refers
to "Asatc aliens"
We followed the order of instructions
directly the Territory o6$ cent
balance forced
prominence summing and conclusions
furnish latest and reliable data in conneuon
Wi labor situation:
BY will be found Soo5745oIo expended
by the fifty plantations reporting
products of
skilled labor
$7S6542o6 labor and $685.
various relations the business This latter
amour distributed follows: !
United $Io5S766 90
1mportaons from other countries 3I42oI3 90
.... 23SS5Soo
1900.
Coal 3oS4eooo
............................!.....3
Wines and spirits 23S475oo
Sundrns ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Io42732oo
$I3o2967o. 90
The plantations specified mportaons
$34Sooooo skilled labor and the products
skilled labor. Additional expenditures contemplated
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-17
En- honor dc Pf MargalI.

Del CfrcuIo federal ae diriii6 ell %
del pass do la planS mayor del partid0
republicsn0 esps mol q IL casa rGmero
Is de Ia CAIIe del Conde de Amanda
(Madrid) en- que vivi6 y muri6 ell in
signe Pf y MsrgaIl. con Cbjeto de des'
cubrir IL lapida commemorative con
que los repubticanOB perDet6an 10 me-
moriA de 0queI gran tribune.
Antes de ser descubierta la lSpida.
al veners be snCiano don Eduardo
BenOt Uronupci6 estes pslabraa:
Ciudadanos: Nos hemos copqre-
,gSdo para rendir up justO homens je 8
h memoria de uno de los varones que
mas resplsndeCierOn en- el siglo ante.
riOr EOr ga pFivilegisdO entendimiento,
su iDteRerrima conducts y "a gran
desinter6s. Pr y MArgell no necesita
de elCgios por p3rte de nadie; sOla-
meDte puede citSrsele como faro ejem.
plar en- eStA 6poCa de decadenciR. Imi-
tandole es del mej9r mOdo como hon.
Fafem0a ga memOria.9
LuegO In imponente Y gFandiOsa
manifestation se diriii6 tambi6n 81 ca
menterio civil para inaugurar les obrss
del monuments nacional dedic9dO 6
don Francisco Pf , MsTgSII. Cuyo SctO
como el anterior, fu6 Conmt vedor.
reinSndO en- RmboB el mayor 6rden y
recCgimiento.
y lBien pOr los pueb7os que asi s&ben
honrar Ii memoriR de aus ilustres pa
lRdines, que 0On gloris, Adernas. del
mundO entePCi
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EntuSiaSrlo
en- COanO.
Cabalgata suspendida. Las fiestas
del Corazon de Jesus.
DE maestro reporter n 0ia1e J

(Ds nuestro reporter en- ViG1e)
Julio Is. Mucho antusiaamo hs
deSpertado en- este pueblo el hip6dro'
mo de Ponce.
Los nombres de ePerIa Fina0 y
SPsjsritos hoy los vencedores. tendran
en- breve competitor.
Sc llemsFs Z EI EcIipae.S , DiCh0 bruto
de q prOpiedad de don Ovidio Colon
MARQUEE. Ser& llevGdo & Ponce para
Las cArreraG del 25.
GEl Eclipse mide 6 / cusrtas. color
ruCiO. de cinco afiou de edad.
Sc hs suspendido la CsbsIGRta
anunciadG para loa bafios de CoRmo.
por conSideracioneS partiCulareB y sc
lIeva-a & efEcto mas tarde.
;-Se ests terminRndo ana iglesia
BAutists. frente & ID Ermita. caIle del
ComeEcio.
Las featss del Corsz6n de Jes6s.
se lIevar0n kef.cto con muCh0 fervor
reIigioso.
Sc aseguTn que eI Juez municipal
&c nor B snet estS trsbsj j.pdo su candi-
d&turA para IL plaza de fiscal del tFi.
bunal de Distrito de Ponce.
Ell syuptRmisntO de Coamo lleVa-
rk Gu representation Ia asamblea de
muniCipiOR dal diR 25.
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De Ponce a
Juana Diaz.
NOTAS DE VIAJE,
de muestro reporter en- viq1e.)

En- mi recorrida hasta Juana
Diaz, procure informarme de los
precios del cafe y la importancia
de su cosecha.
Condensando informes, en- t6rmi-
nos generates. este aiIo Ia cosecha
sera menor que las anteriores, y el
precio como promedio de classes.
diez dollars, cantidad insufciente
para cubrir los gastCs.
Este af1O la parte baja 8 sean los
barrios pr6ximOs q Ia pobIacion &Ma-
chuelo arribaN, &RealD y xMara-
guezS produciran menOr cantidad
que la parte alta 6 sean los barrios
&An6nS. eCerrillo~, &Montellano~ y
otrOs.
Esto ha hechO que los cOmercian-
tes Sc eximan de refaccionar q los
pequenos agricultores quienes Sc
ven en- una situaci0n cr1tica para
adelantar sus sembrados.
Trat6se de fundar una sociedaa
6 Banco agricola por acciones, con
ell fin de dar facilidades q los agri-
cultores. con garantfas; pero aes-
pu6s de ultimado el proyecto y las
bases qued3 tOdO en- NADIA.
Es de lamentar este, y Sc impO-
ne cada vez mas la necesidad de
crear Bancos agrfcolas en- los prin-
cipales distrit0S de la iSla.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Intinera,io.-saiidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborable. .-MananA6 6, 6. Is, 8 30, 0. As
y IL. 90. Tarde L. Is, LAS, 3.l5, 4.35, $40, y
6.15.
Dias festivos -Maiana els, $50, g. as
y HOO. Tar0e IL Is, l.3O, 2.3O, 8.30, 4.3, 80
y 6.l5.
BilIetes baratos para dias festivoS. De
Cataho Bayamon, ida vusta Ia clase
1925 "a Clase So IL DE Bay anon CAJano
ida vuelta IL Case So 15, ~ Case $0.lO.
Bill. to Cruinario de Ca ital q CaGano en-
"a UIass centAvCs;
Bayamon, 10 de Septiembre de 1908, Ra-
mon ValdeS.
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CFOniG6 D0gTa.

Ha fallecido Ell sabado en- Guaya-
ma, ell conocido joven don Ramon
G4Dzalez, hijo de don .RodolfO Con-
zaleZ,, de la Carolina. que pFesta ba
allf sus servicios como te!f gFafistP
EmparentadO con distiDguldas fa-
milias de esta capital, ha sido muy
sentldo en- ella su fallecimientO, ,ocs-
siOnado por rapiaa dolencia que en-
pocos dias le llev6 a la tum ba, sin
que pudgeFa evitarlo los esfuerzos
De ia ciencia que SO emplearan..
Muy joven cumple su jornada
en-, la vida y quiera ell cielo que
ell consuelo acuda presto d su ho-
gar hoy tristfsimc.
Eterna paz al que fu6.
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FreDsS0s d los SnspOnesstss sO5rc J6bFe-
tzs: Sc eOrtear6n 3 tOdOa los amos en-
ire Iog que mas Ge distingan p0r "a
OonBtanCia en- el AhOrro.
HOT0s Do GAIA: Para laS imp0siCiO-
nea:
De s & 1O} de d ma6ana. y de & 81
de u tarde los dfas laborables; , de 81
& 1O4 de II ma6ana los Domingos. Para
q extracCiones las misnnaG hOFag OK
Oept0 4 de los DomingOs.
ReQE0nseOstO ds E0 8sccSOss: Las per-
Uonaa que interesen mas pornenOres
pobro lna impoaiCi0nea, extElcci0ne1
maneRa de Equidar intere1eg. eto. pue-
den n0lioftaE an eismplaP GnIa Gaia
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IhD!GLnOR GENERAL

~, CONSElO a Las AdADRES. - EL iatabe claimant.
&c sehora Winslow ehe usarse siemrte me los os
estan periodic lie a dem ci6n PtopofcicTs Silvia
'lnediEso al pequeno pacieHte, produce suefo ma
-uTal ranquo, aFia el door ell angelic despierta
hnuy yivo alegre Es muy agradable al paladar cana
q nnos ablnda encas, olivia dolores, hace Is
Giles las fuuciones del cst6mako reEula los ntestinc
Es el mejor ree3io conocidb para Ia diarrea va pro
yenya esa de Ia dentici0n dc cuaquiuFa Gauss
1engase mucho CUT ado en- pcdiT Ell jarah IAima.4
r. y Sshc~g W'nslov'i as q nisios de Eo5oG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-17

ALOS PADRES DE FAMILIA.-
El Pre- fesOr Principal don Joa6 B9Ce-
IRA z Zlyas hR alberto unAS classes de
verano en- ID esouelR Coon, al m6dic0
preciO de dos pesos por alumno. Los
que deseen matricularso pueden pasRr
Dor dichR esSuelG de 5 IL poF Ia ma.
fIsnR , de 1 4 p0r lR tarde.
SvR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-17

BORDADOS. - Sc d6 trabaio
& bueDas b0rdsdoras enViSndOIes la
tels en- Cuslquier puntO de Ia IsIa y
se toman tsmb Ga & sueldo traba-
jando en- nuestFns oicinas,
| -C(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Se COM
pran enCaDjea de hllo. caneRts, pa.
6ueIos etc, de ID mismR labor he
chos s manO.
Dirigirse & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery y Co. 19
F0rtaleES. San Juan. PR.
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BancO Territorial J Agr1caIl
Be Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

EoaU0sScSOpaes so5rs ZS5rstGs: Desde
1925 & 81, 900. deVenRar6n intereses q
& Dor 100 anual.
Epp0OsSOSiOasee q OZaso f,O: Desde
5000 en ndelante devengarSn interGs 81
g n2 ai al mes plaEo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-17
M. Tracy JuSz dc FIIIplnas 5.
81 presidente nombra un demo alta
de Albany para la Corte Supre-
ma lnsuIar.

Un despacho de Oyster Bay, n.
Y, informa que ell sefor James F.
Tracy, de Albany. ha sido no m
bradO Juez Asociado de la Cotte
Suprema de las Fllipinas.
Ell senior Tracy estuvo en- Saga
more d fin de aceptar Ell nombFa-
miento.
Mr.. Tracy es abogado y uno dc
los dem6cFatas partidarios de Gle
veland Ell nunca desempen6 I'm
puesto tan importante, q pesar de
haber figurado en- la polftica ac-
tiva.
Remplaza al Juez McDOnough,
que desempefl6 ell cargo pOr esPa-
clio de un ailO.
DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos los engaBo
soB remedies que Be anuncian es cuando mo-
se agradeoe la eficaCjR RADICAL del DigeBti-
vo MojaErieta, ciya superioridad est4 uniVTeF-
salmente confrmada.
Ourac1unes desesperadas On personas bien
oonocldas que 10 tomaron durante tres me
Ses son las que 10 han heoho glorioaO, pbFo
IN solo estuohe produce mejor efeCto due
una docena de frascos de cuRlQuieP otroIfe-
medic; pOrque adem&s de ser ell 6niCo veFRlS-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
1uteBt1no, sin engahoBa accion CalmanteI ea
Digestive y PuFifoador de los aIimentbg-
Sc debe exigir que Ceda hostia tenpa afR
Dado 81 nombra Digestive Mojarrieta.
Dop6glto general de Las FaEmsclsa de BlanOn VICN
Ramon Amazal 9idal 9uiueEmetY, "a Ean SSlNIs
de Pysgtoicol de ysnta Qn ias pginctpalsS nEo g
riaa de Eaz0pa J AmsEdoa
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PROF.. JOSE D. FAJARDo.

Maestro de comercio g..
Hosredaje complete ensenanza para j6-
venes y se6oritas S4 Semanales.
1926 WeGt 20 rd. Street New York. N. Y
v.p.a.
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AUTOMOVlLES

VueIve deGde hoy Ia de Julio & rem.
nudArse el seTVicio de Automobiles en-.
ire Rio PiedrGs y la CArolins; seEvicio
que se hAllGba interFumpidO Dor falta
de unRs piezAs que ge esperR ban de los
Estpdos UDidos. Roque PamiGgeG0.
Do s. 7 GssSagWn. 15v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-17

ES UN DEBER.-Vulgarizs al pueblo,
Ia ciencia y mode de conservar la salud, es
hacerle que eAtime Su verdadero valer.
jComo So COnsigue que 20 pueda vivir, sin
agentes miorobiosUB de los que desurro Ian
Ia tuberculosis, el titus, la viruela, sarsm-
pion, dlfteri9, ETC., enfefmedades, que Sc We
asoman su cabeza, cuando menos Ia espera-
mos, On nueAtras viviendas?
Pues hacienda que tuda casa que usted va
va ocupar, sea antes "Desinfec Uada" y pin
tRda.
TX con los cadaveres, que 20 deba retener
On una habitacion, las veinGe y ouaGrO horas
que marca la ley?
Pues hxciendoles inyectar, lfquidos anti
p1tEdos, que le dej&n completameDte hbre
dc bacterias, y con una fisOnomla, tan ma
tural, como Ia que teuia en- su vida.
JY quien haoe est, trabajos en- Puerto
Rico, tan titles necesarIos; los "Desinfes-
torres y embSlsamadores" que hoy hay auto
PiZAdOg2
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AlInorranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDaD pouuo NADIA ua..A
UNGUENTOs
=
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Dr. Leonard l.andes


esde Iibanony
brise itara,t odas las foPmasde Her
males
No
roS Am erica Gull
A mo-
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La TIENDT IA.
DEL. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal al IadO de- AyuRtamisntO.

EfeCtoe para CAbAlleFos. sefloraa y
nifos. ROpa heChs, artfcuIos de qdin-
cAllR y otros objetos de arte. EfectOs
religioSOB y el mejor duICe en- almf-
bar. =
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ln.cata iraprents - verde p3paI 10
pOri6 toa VlGis EtS.l0 suil tnl
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i no ACATARRlRSE /.

El catarro es una enfermedad que Liene
muCha mas importancia de la que general
mente SO le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del cuerpo Cuyas funciones y fuerZas
debilita profundsmente. Es causa frecuen-
to de la sordera; afeCta la vista, la nariz y la
gargantR y es generalmente por donde en-
pieza la tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma facilidad y la freouencia con
que Sc pesCa un catarro hace las personas
indlferentes para curarlo y Ia gran mayoria
no Sc preocupa de las consecuencias.
Los bafios frfos por la manana Immediate
mente despues de dejar ell lecho, -dormir con
las ventanas abiert2S y ev1tar las corr1entes
de aire, son preoauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo ell observsrlas. Pero el
preventive mas SECURE, m IS etcaz, mas tacll
Y mas positive y tambien ell que aconsejan
] medicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de acct
te de hfg&do de baCalso.
Els sorprend nte la fuerZa, vitalidad, ener-
gia poder de resistencia que recibe ell
Cuerpo humsno de las pequefias dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le adminiStTan
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormeute todas las parties debiles vul-
nerables del cuerpo 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection catarral.-
De ouando en- cuando apsrecen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos an 1unCisndo emu stones
vinos 8 preparados los que atrtbuyen pro-
piedRdeS CurativaS que no tienen Y hasta hay
quien Sc atreve decir en- letraS de imprenta,
que 81 petroleo keroStna es uu alimento.
5Que es Ell petroleo? Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible para lubricar
Lmpiar maquinAs y para alumbrar.-Una
substantial indigestible que carece de Ia pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es la
asimilac. On; que pasa al travGs del tubo in
estinal sin modifcarse u sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no tlene ningunR
de las propiedades curaIivas alimenticias
del aosite de higado de bacalo. 81 Sc dijese
que el petroleo es un alitnento para maqui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para el cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 teneis alguna duda, preguntSd vues
tro medico; el os confirmara esJa verdad; Y
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aconsejara que tomeis Ia Emul-
sion de Scott.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-17
INOticias gener aI8s

VENTA DE MUEBLES.- --Por te'
ner que ausentarse "a dueflo. 90 ven"
den vArios muebles en- perfecto estSdc.
InfOrmArSn TetuSn SO altos. Is ". Q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-17

Sc SOLICITA una nOdrizR que
tepga buenas condolences. 1nf0rmR-
ran Luna 5s. 8V.B.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12

wears the spring heel and she who has
heels on her shoes. M0T
The craze for outdoor sports de-
mands heavy shoes. thick solos and
reasonably low heels. but at tho same
time the common sense shoe is any
thing but common sense If it attempts
too much and has too much given up
to TIC broad sole ard fiat heel. In
truth, there is nothing IN which good
scnsc can be better displayed than in
choosing correct style Of footwear.
The cAagscratcdly large shoes arc Just
as bad for tho feet as tic exaggerated
ly small ones. and the best shWl wo-
man OF today is she whose shoes arc
chosen in reference to her Individual
feet, the size. the shape and the arch
thereof. rather than because fashion
demands that the high heels or no
heels are correct
There is an epidemic in the wearing
OF spats or CATERS at present. These
spats arc in brown. light ian and later
will be seen in white. They are dc.
cldcdlE manDisil in appearance and
arc supposed to look most attractive
when worn with decidedly feminine
appearing shoe, with cxaggcratcdly
high heels
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12
BOTH EXTREMES BAD
Continued from first pagc)

heels are broad also. the foo, seen in
profile has 4 neat appearance with n
most decided curved instep. and as a
rule the shoes are laced SO as to give
additional support
II has been quito fad to have chill
urcn wear shoes without hcels-the
spring heels as they are called, being
supposed to be quite the best This
tad. like all others. can be and yener
ally is carried quite too far. for the
American child's foot attains its
growth by the time the child is twelve
years OF age at the latest. The fla,
heels--or the lack OF heelS-,levclops
a tendency 70 throw the body back
ward. not TO poise it on the ball of the
foot, as is required by all physical Gull
ttlre lessons, anu also by the American
root itself, and there is marked diff
Terence in the carriage OF the girl who