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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
De SOCIEDAD... !.

-De CGguas Ell Lcdo. ca farmacia
seffOr MaFquez RoiQ se encuentra en-
San Juan y le acOmpaila so distipRui-
do esposs. Regress maflana & su resi-
dencia v tenen10s muchO gust0 en- o.
ludar los buenos amigos.
Para M0g0gates Ell simp&tic0 ar
fists don EvaTisto V6lez sale para ID
suItana del Oeete, donde peFmanecer6
algdnos dfag en- asunt0s de otra prOfe-
sion, 81 no tan artfsticA mas positive,
pues llevR 10 representation de algunas
cssas cOmerciRlea.
Buen 6xito y vipie 81 eatimAble
amigo.
E5 lESbad0. No decae 81 entusias-
mo para % function que ee dar6 en- este
TeatFO los dias IL y Is y muy poCas
lOCalidadeg paeden conseguirse va de
u Ultima representation.
Los trsjes, reCibidos y6, son de YER
dadera riQueza y de an eaRto esqui-
sitol
Anoche 90 hizo ell primer ensayo gee
neral y Ell resultado fu6 espl6ndido
quedando muy complacido el director
de eacena de 10 bien interpretada que
result6 la obra. 81 extreme de que se
harsn los otros ensayos pOr mayor se-
guridad y no pOrQue resuIten muy ne
cesRfios.
Con Ias facilidadea dadas por Ia Com
paflfa de ferrocRrriles para la Concu-
rrencia & 10 Ciudad lee noches de fam
ci6n, sers extraordinaFio 81 n6merO de-
personas que asistan & elias.
Bien por ID AsociaCi6n dol Hospital
de mujeres y nifIoss que bien merece
todo el apoyo de esta sOciedad.
SeF6 Un 6rit0. Tambi6n hay mucha
animaCi6n entire algunG gente j6Yen de
aqni, para asistiF & ID Velada Que 81 dia
IS seflleVar6 & efaCto ca Manatf y en-
ID que t0maT&n parta loo Conocidos va
tes pueFt0rEiQuefio os Ramirez de Are
lIano y C6rdova Davila. en- union de
bellas dannea y distinguid0s cRbAller0s
del Sgradable pueblo.
L9s diatingQides sefioritas del Vale,
Blandino BaIseirO. VanRa y OtFas mas,
iran de squf & d fiesta.
LIS familia de don Federico Calaf
sali6 aver para aquel pueblo con obie-
to de asistir & la velada y la herm0Sa
eTeinao pasaR6 ALI un0s dfas. regresar
do enla entEanta semRns 81 Ciuda0
acompafIada dc rus bellas y distiDgui-
dos pRFientas las seioritas Dfaz Co
llRzO.
Muy bonita. -Lo es ID damita sim
p6tica y 10 sstaT6 muy y mucho en- 81
baile. luciendO esquisito trsie y tocadO
de gran guato. Anita Ssldaf1a seEs
tambi8n una edRma9 de Les Que Hams
rG grandementa ID stenci6n en- 81 baile,
Cd que IuciF6n donoeurR y gusto deli.
cad0 laa aeis distingaidas damas de
honor de Ia espIendida Feina. Suenar
para ser damaa tambi6n como compile.
mento del deIicadO Cuadro, Ia graci0sE
triguet1ita Josefna SaIdafl8 y bella ru-
hita Elena Giusti.
Qas aaeJore "a distinguida aefIora
de Dfaz Navarro SO encuentra uu tantc
indispneata On ga residences del GVeF.
sales
QueImeiore Ia estimable seflora que
-tants timpatfas merece de toda est
SociedRd.
REMEMBER.
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Grscis5 por 81 obsequio.

Ell safgento SalQado.de Humacao,
avisR que ha detenido cuatrO indivi-
luos que CapitaneAbsn & una partids
oue trataba de levantar ell restO de los
trabaiadores de "a hacienda eSan Jo-
Be.4 Dice que ID faerza para el serVi-
clio de IOs campos no es suficiente.
.-Ea eI baFrio Nalanjales, de Ma
yaauez, f46 sorprendids ma iugads
de QalIcs, deteniendo cuatro personas
y ocupando los gallos.
-Por acometimientO y sgreei6n han
sidO C0ndenadOh on Carolina. Fernan.
do Fi0ueroa & IN sfIo de csTcel v Pc
dro CaFmona & trelntR dias de recln.
Ell doctor ErmeIindo Vidal. de
Ponce. estk hacienda d revkiida de 81
tftulo de dentists. CompOnen ei tri
bunnI los doctores Manuel del Vale J
Fuertes.
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TlkE .gESSON.

Lesson viii be given in English and
Spanish. and every effort win be made
% have pupils acquire the Language
in every short period will the assistance
Of John Brown.
JOHN MONCLOVA.
San Frar cisco 81. No. 81. 10 '. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
LEGGI0N DE IEGLES.

El que suscFibe tiene 81 honor dc
OfreCer III p1blico unAs classes del lido
ma iUgl6s por an sistema pr6ctico. re-
comendando solamente al diacfpulo Ia
exaCtitud &las cIasag para pnr este me-
di0 conseguiF 10 que me he propuesto
con 10 Coopefaci6n az Mr.. John Brown
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

-Algunaa persOnas que no estan en-
intefi1ridades Sc asombran del gran
exit0 que obtiene cada dia 81 Alcoho-
lAdo GAteIl. El asuntO es bien senoi-
llo. Les componentes que forman
este AlcOholado, s0n puros, su destila-
ci6nstan peffeCta y los resultados que
con cd u6o BE 0bSienen tan pr6cticos.
que elp6bLiCo. convencido de clio. le
CliapeTna aut favor. -
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Federation LlbTs
Pro Puerto Rico.
(Por Santiago Igle8ias)

Hemos recibido 81 foIIeto que baio
los indiCados tftuIos. acAbS de dar : la
publicidad 81 senior Santiago Iglesias.
DichO foIletO ccntiene 81 iDf0rme
que Como deleQado de los obEeros
pue uertorriuuefIos ia Convention de ID
A. b. Of Labor. ceIebradR en- San
Francisco de CaIifornia. emitiera eI
senior Ig 'esias su regres0 s Il isle, en-
mass meeting que ae verifc6 en- 81 tea
trO.
Graci6s NOR n ohaanui0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

DeCIGrGci6n de heredegOS a5SntestGt0 en-
Ia COrte ds DSStr6t0 DEL D6stg,5tO
Judicial de HlsnaacGo, Puerto RI
co..
POr cuant0 habiendo pFOmovido,
ante esta Corte de Distrito, expe-
diente. don Uladislae Collaze CaFde-
ma. en- solicitud de que SCI declare 4
81 y 4 sus hiios legftimos nombra-
dos dona Carmen y don Eduardo
Collazo y Diaz, unicOs herederos
abintestato de su difunta esposa
dona Heraclia Diaz Cruz. fallecida
en- Glr4bo ell 5 de noviembre de-
1904. sin haber otorgadO disposi-
ci6n testamentaria.
Por tanto, habi9ndose OrdeDado
Dor ell Honorable James A. Erwin,
iuez de esta Corte de Distrito, la
publication de edictos en- el perio-
dico ala COrrespondencia de Puerto
RicoS. que Sc edita en- San Juan a
10 nnenos una vez cada semana,
durante Hn mes, para que los inte-
resados que Sc cream con deFecho d
ser iRclufd0s en- diCha declaratoFia
de heFederos q x hacer impUgna-
ci6n & Id misma, cpncuFFa1l a Ia
Corte & presentar sus alegacioneS
en- forma el dia 6 de Mario de 1905.
previni6ndoles, que pasado dichC
t6rmino y oida- la pTueba que Ofrez-
ca la parte pFomovente. Sc resol-
yer q la declaration de heredero:
solicitada, pasandoles los pefiUicio'
CONSEQUENCES a los que 40 hagaI
usO de sn derecho, libro el presente
para su publication en- el peri6dict
mencionado. en- Hurnacao q treints
de enerO de 1925.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

Ill FQFULAR Aunefieo SaIas
San luatosfrente 6 Ella M MalloTquinR. J
No divide el p6bIioo Que 81 suFfi 10 dc
estascaaa ea el mas complete y de II
gurc1a actuRlidad. Dssde Ell mas rico
ztpat0 pape muisF hasta q mas fueFte
arAlsbrGdnres Ies Rrande rs existsn
cis. Obietoa a. fantasia. parsguas,
measures 1tc. Bn som mbrerOa es varia-
dfain1n ain ianal d axiahancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

ANTONIO PEREZ GONZALEZ
-Se 6esea s&ber dOnde reside para
entire Arle ma c4rta lleGada de Vene-
zuela. DiFfiasa & InOcencio Delima
Schultz. ShNtuF0A. SV. =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

La hora ha sonado va. Bravo altivo
alec eI hispano Ia abatida espa1da,
desde los escarpados Princes
4 las alegres costas gaditanas, sf
y desde la industriosa Cata1ufa
a las aridas tierras de Cantabria,
y que supla el taller al monasterio
y que supla la escuela al regio alcAzar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
RoIa es la sangre. Asi es el gorro frigio.
Alzadlo 4 la region mas eleyada.

Mobiles iberos one en- la patria mia
la gloria ambicion6is de vuestra patria,
luchad por Ia Reptiblica, que es ella
Ia redencion, Ia luzy Ia abundancias
tArriba la Repdblica, espanoles,
que ella destruye errcres ignorancias!
fArriba la Rep1blica, que es vida!
iArribs Ia Rep6b1ica, que es santa!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
A Ia Inauguration del
psTfOdO presidential.


Aver embarc6 para los EstadOa Uni.
dos. el distir guido joven de Manaf
dor LeopOldO Borda, nombEadO p0F eli
honorable 9obernador para que ca
union del sen I Para Csp6. abOgadO
ponceflo. le Fepresente en- La inauguTaz
ci6n del perfodo pFesidenoial de Mr..
Roosevelt en- Washington el 4 del
pr6ximo Marzo.
EI senior Borda. que no pudO despe-
diFse personGlmeHte de sus amiatadee
de SansJuan Y ManRtf. nos encarg6 Ie
despidi8raEnog en- su nOmbFe pOE medic
de estas lfneas.
BuenoR sucegOa en- Washington de-
ueamos 81 estimad0 compatEiots.
Aetu6lmente g. encuentFan cum
pliendO c0ndena en- les C6rcelea y pre-
sidio. 1916 p8rs0naB.
Sc encuentFa en- esta aiudad el 90.
nor. 81 os8 Palacios SaIa8ars mRTGhal de
d Corts uaUnicipal De distEitO de c.
rolinn.
muy probable que Q. pr6ximc
mi6rcoles g para lol Istados Uni.
dos 81 a IA rs Gindad, para aeig,
tiE 6 ln ihui1p 81 b del nueVo peFiOdg
pFe.i6
II ID1p De nlimentDs y drO
gas, ha duio nieta bnrFiles 4,
papas y cah1 6e leghe, p0E e1tal
en nal e1o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

nnnol aaoaV oioneB que para la
conl 6n a ana cas- 6e esfkn ht-
cien a-i ~ I'm frn 4 B fsnt0s Sie nri-
males antidiluvfnnog, midiendo nnO de
ellc1 die2 metros de- largo. y tambie1
Be hGn enc0ntraao relfqbi de indioS
y un eFaamino que dice Que n prime
30 Hezs deI mundo aeria IA ePabsts
que bnden M R Calde16n e Co., re
tu6Ri11.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

Sc ALQUTLA LA.-Laes espaoiosa ca
90 de Ii Sucesi6n Garriga en Ii carre-
terra de- Santurce, parada 22. Infor-
mRr6n San Francisco 81. o., San
Juan. 10 vs..
lBUEN NEGOCIO. Para uno
ConOCidO Dor ca propietario se neceai-
Co 8 un sOciO con capital que no bsje
de 900 dollars 8 nm cOmpradOr. 81
propietario ha obtenido gFandes result
tados pero no puede atenderlO.
PropOsiciones "a r.. O. Blk 832.-
UPS. 15 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16
HAnANA. Is De Marzo de 1903.

HABANA, l5 de Mario de 1903.
Sres. SCOTT s BOVINE, Nueva York.
Muy Senores MICS En- prueba de agradeei-
miento remitO ids las fotografias de mi hijo
amos de edad, 81 cual debido 4 IN golpe sufrido
en- el pecho 10 tive ataeado de una enfermedad
que dfa por dia me hacia yer mas eercanO 81 I'm
de su vida; la tos y la fiebre 10 habiap aniqui-
lado; 50 figura era IN espectro, solo huesos
espiritu. En- ese egtado, el Dr.. Rogue Sanchez
Quiroz, despues de haber agotado todos los
otros recursos le recet6 la Emulsion de Scott
Legttima, habiendola tornado por espaeio de nn
aflo. FL resultado tan prodigioso que naale
tengo fanto gusto en- remibir Uds., antoTl'
zandolos para que las pubhquen-
CATALINA PERAzA, VIDA. DE MARIBoNA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

Viva Espana? Mis- labios de colono
jamas han pronunciado esas palabras,
~
La hora ha sonado va. Republicanos
que en- mi patria 1uchais por vtestra patria,
-eamo buenos cump1is. Vengo vosotros
deciros: la aurora esta cercana.
La vieja madre volvera a la vida
rica feliz, hermosa y respetada.
Doblemos la cerviz, que va resurge.
Dignos republicanos iiviya Espaf1a!!
JOSH MRRcADo.
MoMol
San Juan (P.-R.), IS de Febrero de 1909
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E D l G ] 10
EstadOs JnidOs Dc America
UIadisIaO COlIazO
FL PFosidOnts do los Esta- Cafdona.
dos UnidOs

DecIGrdci6n de heredeTos a5SatestGt0 en-
Ia COrts ds DSStrSto DEL -Distgjto
judicial de HItnaacGO. Puerto R6-
co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-16

Santa y noble. A su inaujo poderoso
pueblos ibres u fuertes Sc levantan.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
TO EW LAW.
Tangle Over Treasurer Cause of
Suit in Elkhart County.

To test the late law regarding
the doing away with city treasur-
ers in cities of the fourth and fifth
classes and the substituting of
county treasurers for collecting
taxes, Oliver H. Sweitzer, audi
tor of Elkhart county, has filed
suit against James A. Bell, city
controller and Edward A. Camp
bell, city treasurer of Elkhart,
and Orrin Watts, city treasurer
of Goshen, and Edward E. Drake
Elkhart county treasurer.
The provisions of the law are
not plain, but all parties are nom-
mating candidates for city treas
urer at the coming municipal ell
ection. Attorney General Miller
advised the suit and it will be
taken to the supreme court as
soon as possible. The trouble
seems to be that in amending a
section substituting the county
treasurer for the city treasurer
and changing the proposed law,
the legislature neglected to
amend other sections bearing on
the subject.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12

The president has notified
members of the senate that he
wifi force the railroad problem
upon that body for consideration.
No doubt the consideration of
the question may we'll be forced
1t is one of the questions of pub
lie policy that the great body of
representatives dshould consider
for public veal. But considera-
ton does not necessarily mean
arriving at preconceived conclu-
sions. The consideration may re-
suit in determination that the
plan proposed is not wise or ad-
equate as remedy for evils that
exist, and that are not scff-cor-
recting. For such evils some
remedy can be found, but care
should be taken that in correct
ing them others that are worse
are not created.-EIkhart Re-
view.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
A PLEASANT EVENT.
c. T. Mattingly Celebrates His
Goth Birthday.

One of the leading social
events of the season occurred
Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Noting
ly, on South Michigan, street
where about sixty invited guests
assembled in commemoration of
Mr.. Mattingly's Goth birthday.
The house was beautifully decor
ated and an elaborate menu was
served Mrs. Mattingly being as
sisted by the Misses Minnie
S,vindell, Floy Leonard aud Jen-
ME Parks. After an hour OF en-
joyment at the festal board, SEN
ator Parks in few we'll chosen
remarks presented Mr.. Mating
ly with a beautiful gold headed
cane as memento of the happy
event. Mr.. Mattingly is one of
our best known citizens, having
lived in Plymouth all his life and
been identified with the progress
and advancement of our city, and
his many friends trust he may
continue to lead an active, honor
able life for many years to come.
The following guests were pres
ent: Messrs and Mesdames ]. c.
Bunnell, ]. J. Staley, P. 0. Jones,
S. E. Reeves, G.. H. Thayer, Jos.
Swindell, B. c. Southworth, John
w. Parks, w. H. Matthew, F. L.
Gillespie, S. E. Boys, Hoy Sing
erv, Daniel Mcdonald, Samuel
Schlosser, Rev. ]. S. Crowder, O.
G.. Soice. ]. F. Bussard, M. F.
Taylor, League, Oscar Tribbey,
n. B. Aspinall, ]. w. Smith, ].
c. Loring, and Messrs. H. Hum
richouser, Clay Metsker, Samuel
Gretzinger and Mesdames Harry
Humrichouser, Vanhuyson, Z.
Tanner, T. ]. Winnings, O. F.
Ketcham, J. w. Rinard. Jerry
Blain, VIM. Kendall, l. M. Mat
tingly, Jesse Chaplin.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
MiserlY Millionaire.

10 the average man that racks
his brain to make domestic ends
meet on $40 or SIS week there
is something startling in the
light recently thrown on the life
and habits of Mr.. Samuel Dun
lap, the octogenarian million
aire, who died a few weeks ago
in London.
Mr.. Dunlap's housekeeper de-
clares, among other strange
things, that during forty years
this owner of millions purchased
only one suit of clothes, cheap
pair of gray trousers and two
|overcoats; while four straw hats
at a shilling each, were all the
head covering required for six
teen years.
Once a month the housekeepel
cut his hair; ard that his locks
should not be wasted she had or
ders to stuff mattresses with
them. When his frock coat be.
came frayed and green Mrs. Eal-
den cut off the tails and convert.
ed it, for several years further
use, into jacket; while her mas
ter would never have his shoes
blacked or his clothes brushed fol
fear of wearing them out.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
MERCHANTS ARE WARNED
Do Not Cash Postal Orders For
Smooth Strangers.

Postmasters have been notified
of the operations OF money or
der raiser" who is now work
ing in this part of the state. He
purchases orders for an even
number of dollars, and by adding
the letters ''ty" to the amount OF
the order as written in the body
and a cipher to the amount rep
resented in figures raises the val
lie of The order to a multiple OF
the original amount, that is, SIX
dollar order is raised to sixty
dollars, and so on. Payment of
these orders is secured through
an innocent person who is prom
ised employment as travelling
salesman. Orders are passed on
merchants and Ut stations.
The swindler uses the names
H. Meade, William Norton, G..
Martin, S. E. Carey and John
Moore. He is about 35 years old
and weighs 80 pounds, height 5
feet Z inches, eyes brown, hair
black, mustache short and dark.
complexion dark and upper teeth
decayed, causing a slight break
of speech. His face is thin and
sickly looking and he is slender
and some what stoopshouldered.
In order that the fellow may be
apprehended the postmaster is
instructed to notify merchants as
far as practicable. and to instruct
them, in the event of an attempt
to pass orders on them, either in
person or by proxy, to cause his
arrest by local officers, and Un-
Gle Sam will do the rest.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
Death of Edgar Haag.

John Edgar Haag, son OF Jac-
OBJ and Elizabeth Casper Haag,
died at the home Of Edward
Greiner near the Walnut Grove
church, at 1.3O Friday morning,
October 6, 1905, aged 80 years.
Deceased was born in Bourbon
township and grew to manhood
in this county. He was afflicted
with tuberculosis and had not
been strong for the past two
years. BY advice of physicians
he spent most of his time this
summer in tent on the farm OF
Edward Greiner and at times
there was hope that he would re-
gain his health, but the insidious
disease continued its deadly work
and death, in what should have
been the prime of young man
hood was the result.
The remains were brought to
the home of his father near the
Vandalia station, and funeral SER
vices will be conducted by Rev
Adomeit in German apd Rev. G.
A. Plug in English at 130 p. m
Sunday. Interment at Oak Hill
Friends can see the remains on
Saturday from 2 to 4 o'clock p
m. and from 9 to 10 o'clock Sun
day morning.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
Nav Dust Sherwin.

According to advance reports
received at Goshen from Wash
ington, things are looking very
serious for Postmaster Sherwin
of Goshen against whom civil
service charges were filed by
Clerks Croop and Boulton and
recently inquired into by COM
missioner Greene and Postoffice
Inspector Burr. Commissioner
Greene's official report will reach
Postmaster General Cortelyou
The commissioner has found that
Sherwin collected campaign as
sessments from his two clerks in
violation of the civil service law
and he publicly states some SEN
sational evidence will be forth
coming if the examination is CIV
en- out to the public.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
The Question of Lady Angels.

A sculptor in New York flas in
volved himself in certain
amount of trouble by giving the
angels used in the decoration of
the great Anglican cathedral
there the faces of women.
Protest was made by several
clergymen. who pointed out that
Raphael, Jophiel. Uriel, and the
archangels know to us, including
Lucifer, son of the morning. the
fallen archangel, had names that
were the names of men rather
than of women. In consequence
the sculptor is to give his angelic
figures the faces of men rather
than of women.
He will be Just as far out or
the way with masculine faces As
with feminine-angels. in spite
of the masculinity of their names
are absolutely without sex. They
are, indeed. bodiless intelliger-
ces. the messengers of God, and
during the few times wher thev
have appeared to man have taken
on the human hgure-brlr not
necessarily the masculine figure.
No small part is PLAYED in
Christian angelology BIZ the
guardian angels. assigned to each
of us at our birth for keeping our
feet straight in the narrow path.
To conceive of these tenderly
beautiful beings as either men or
women is to do serious violation
to one of the loveliest of ideas.
But if the angels Of heaven are
sexless. be assured that .hc an
gels of earth are not
In this world of grief and woe
the one pleasing, softering infu-
ence known to man and ''.'ly en-
titled to be called angelic is that
of woman. No mere man ever
succeeded in arrogating the title
to himself-or refrained from ap-
plying it to any one of the scores
of girls who deserve it.-Clricago
Journal.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
New Postoffice Order.

Many protests have been made
by merchants of the small cities
and towns against the number
ing of boxes on rural routes. AS
result postmasters have receiv-
ed orders that no mail shall be
delivered on rural routes unless
the name of the person addressed
be written or printed on the en-
velope. This will make it impos-
sible for the mail-order houses to
address letters simply by numb
ers and will give them no advan-
tage over the home merchants
which they have not already had.
The decision of the department
shows wisdom and fairness.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-10-12
HUNTERS OFF FOR CHICK
EMS.
Large Crowd of Sportsmen Busy
With Shotgun and Dog.

The lid is off in the best hunt
ing states of the northwest.
Once more man can dine like
his American ancestors on the
game brought down with his own
arrows. A dinner can be perfect
ed with rare roast beef, domestic
duck stuffed with onions, CLANS
on the shell, spatchcock or an
chovy on toast, the appetite can
be whetted with half a dozen
stimulaflts, but such things are
the end of a hollow mockery.
What man wants is some prair-
ie chicken, brought down with
the gun of a friend who has time
and the inclination to go up into
the fields of South Dakota, or
along the fences of Nebraska,
and stir up a meal. Friends can
keep you in game now. The days
of leanness are past. There is
corn in Egypt again.
Not only can you have game,
but you can make enough money
to pay your hunting license in
South Dakota by killing a few
wolves; or you might pay your
expenses by bringing back among
your daily quail, few polecat
mink or otter pelts. All these
things you are allowed to do, ac-
cording to the just and benefic-
lent laws of Nebraska. Iowa
South and North Dakota and
Minnesota.
But you must not let gross
commercialism enter into the
sports or the game wardens will
assess you a few williams" that
will make the game rather ex-
pensive. In Iowa no game must
be killed for traffic, and you can't
kill more than twenty-five birds
in day. The law considers that
load and you will be governed
accordingly. In South Dakota
where the fields are wide, un-
fenced and the birds are apt to
be thicker than mosquitoes in
New Jersey, you must limit your
shooting to fifteen birds a day.