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q partment of North Dakota, Grind Amy a.
the Republic Meets every & second and
fourth Thnrsday in each month ii G. IA. Il.
hall, BismArck, N. y. Jos. Hare, Post CozEs5
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BROTHERHOOD or AMERICAN YEO
g Il &s5:s ~ 5< @ MEN. Nh N lin
A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
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saving. Do not fail to take advantage of this opportunity
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13

trafttretens bes neusr 3ontnrifs beeil.
ten f9 bic SmpOrtsurs, nod 10 bisl
ME m6sli4 unter ben alien. nisorise-
rem 3olidben untsr Dad unb Ga4 su
brineen, nno 10 errsi9te bic ginfubr
bic oben anaeeebsns gepaltige 3ifer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13

eped, Eng. -gewdsItes, 8 BID 10 shaxt
I'M DurGi&nttt, 143e; Ii BID IL 4fuxb tm
Dur9i&nit. 12&e.
Celebrities yetxpfleH9 e@xtex, res.
Sets. lac; xuSmidtex l0s; Sxxexi. la
2n0&eI 1916.
S&r.aIt - IN Iterees5s-l. Dual. 10ts; q.
0naIttdt 9ie; Q. OaaIts@ 9Ae
6&uItern-gxsI. Gureb. 10 BIB 10 Bfuxb
TIT Dur4i@nttt, &c; Is Bfuxh Drr9i9nttt,
Sc. 10 BIB IL Y.f1nb 9&e.
Sepo6eItes e~@wetReietio - Exo@eaIoiss
Sanep Big $40. so: 3Iares Dean s1s.o 90; Sans
3 $500; Short GIsm $3.50; DhsnYf
e18 90.
s@arfe gerdu3erts Dratuuxs &C..
trantfurter 72c: SoIosna h Edrraes 7}s. to
fu6 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13

gusar Garsb e&txtsa - gr4s nnaIsatt:
1e-20 EfunS 1874: ID Rtuxb l82e: l0-la
gfunb 1874: 8rpetie naalttdt Sole pfuA
I2is; 15 pfanb l2ie ; IL Rfmsb l2le ; 10
pfunb 2ac.
Galiforni4e e4sxssn-6 Bis 8 gfanb etc;
e bis ID 4fRub 9s.
eped-alars eettex, 90 ID 20 Rfpsb tm
Hur@i&nttt, lie: &Jass Gett0. 70 ID 30
4funb, lie; Stars Nsuseas % ID 90 Pfaxbs
1876; Is BIB ~ sfb.. lie: Il ID is Fftsab.
lac; aIare Sta6ex. q, - 90 Dtnsb. 11te;
Sydide. Ii tS ls Rfyns liz; Aass Na6sa .
Bic 8 Rfsmh. ne
ErnbfaG.e ted-Nnsr oaattRGureb l7}e
semdbIter Suom Gxssb l73e. e-7 $fuxs ts
Our&i@mttt lte BE pisub In Durds
i4aitt 18le: 10 ~ u BfnA r. Our4i4aah
lie; 6Pfath III Dur9fqnit, Mmatk l14e.
8 Rfmsb ts Dur@i4xiH. t4md. lolf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13
0etyetoe,

Hebex - go. 2 rctbsr Sc, Gut ssle,
iex. SIC o RabIen; go. 8 rotsss Gle.
NpriI, 86c; Rasexuetsex 63e,
Roru (neues) - go. l uets 47s; 70. 2
wsis 47e; SO. o peib Az: SO. Z pat
46e; 70. Q petS gerri9t AZ. 3p.
metb semii9t SIS; go. 1 uss gszi'a.
A6e; go. Q seIb 47e; 70. 8 ssIb a. I,
go. 4 seb 46e; go. 3 seHi4t 47e;
30. 8 aeusf9t 47s; 70. 4 seuHi4t &c
2pIbea 49,.
oQfe- 30. 2 wetSer 88e; 70. Q rstbsi
32s; 80. 2 0euti4ter 81}e; 70. 8 saxastu
Bic.
Neu - SO. / ainotbs &12.00; no.
3, SO 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13


S~nbtanapsIts 3aHeeBa.Hs
0eu5bnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; prts1a bts ss
r6blter A-l6e ; Saney 82S-8Ss. soIhss
Deuow 1s bss 22e. Soma 2s-s2e.
Sn Badetsa:
Ustoia $14.76. 2ton $1t.75. Series gIl.7s
Saraeas $ll.7 u, DtQportb8 SIS. 30, Dxs
Sara Tlenb $500, Glimas Saba gIenb
$14'75, Duriea STATS.
Su6er-DonxnoeB 7.l7e; Stid3u&ss 3 80
puIuertfrter 6.32e; xxx3 puIuertNrtss 6.37s,
fetner sranulirter 5.02e; gubes SAFE; Gox,
feetionsrs' v 5.07c; H~ibeeruoob Y 4.s2s; Ssb
mtg y 4.72e; empire IA. s7e; Sbsss artrs
go!Sen 8 4.b7e; Dinbfor estra 9 A67t}
&iSseSoOs 6 l.4se; seIber q 5.42:; 10 GEL
Dec 4.O7.
MRe-Br@iI nsu &c Bis loo; S9Ibests lis
RanbeIn IA; wei9i&aIise zsaxSatx l6e-
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; Beaxrts Ee Bic SIS.
ser6fete &c BITS &c; GnsIi9e zBaIsaHs
getrO6nete Srii@te-Aepfd, an BET Spsy,
sstro6net. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e biR 7xs;
Gttron 1Se bis l4e; Roftxes, 3 grpus, pu
9funb, x, 8 Grown 7}c, ( 6rowx TIE lao,
r~aenfreie chs Sc, California Nuscattl tbs;
euItana nc, trpsyttrte euItaaa lie bis lle
California xpriioien Sc bts Lee.
9ffg-RaIi go Dc. Tef), Sat, g. 10 per
GaIone.
RidIes-2400 TN Sab $40; lSeo TN Eas
%; 1900 TN aaI5fab $500; 500 10 6as
q $50.
etdrte-pearI, 8te, Champion Slot. l sxi
8 9fiab Radete 8. 9orx, / Hfb. Eatsts,
zL-6}e.
@anbY-7S etanssn seurii@t 7s; Stps
Ger semti&t &c; Banner Tpta se; areas
8onbons loo; Re. Q Cream aeuHii9t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13


GepfeI @ute HoQapfd $3.50 per Sas.
Bananem S 1.0o-1.25; Herxe 76e-Sl.00.
@;trunsn s. 25-3.60 pei Rife
Dransen - s3.25-3.75 Der Rife.
Grbbeere1 40-J0c bas Nuart.
0emafS
SparaeI-Hc cit, srobes 8ut9.
Crime Bobnen-$5..0-3.o0 Der Sul9el.
ysotbe yniben zoe per Dutenb 8un1es.
Rraut s65.eo-6O.0o per Tonne.
Neue Garrots-lOe has Outeno.
@eIerp-$S Bis Sc 30.
Surfer - $l.3a Der Duteno.
SaIat - 16e per 9hsnb.
9miebeln - Rotbe unb weibe $l.bo per
hunbert gfunb; spanti&e 8wisbsIn sl.Sb
per 8ifte.
Differ gIan. zoe per Dutexh.
TeterNIie Ib-s0e per Dutenb 6uR&es.
SartofeIn - zoe - 5s per BufbeI.
easfartpFeln 8trsiaia $a.76; Salt''
more sac -9.75; Serisp $3.50 $500
per Sat-.
Rabieie 2S-3h per Euteno.
Tbubarb lO-51 has Outenb.
ep;nat = S. per Sab.
9omatoes SO per @rate.
BlumentobI $500 Sr Dutsmh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13

@epabIter Tirnotbb $1.ss-1.so.
Srbindrer bts gutter Ein.otbp s1.50-I.76.
Eotber 9Ieefamen So $3.50.
gnsl;f&er 2~Ieeiamen $3.50
GIibte 3~Ieeianer, $s.00-8.b
AIfaIfa SIeefames $s.00-1o.00.
@eiber Sleeiantea $500.
Saneb Ssntadp gIausras S1.b0-1.7B.
BIausras IN ebaff 7bc.
gnsIi@es SIausras $3.50.
Dr&arb @ras s.. 70-1.s6.
&eb 9op III gbaf 76c-$l.2e.
9afer 2orn 75e-$1.00.
Nntber 9u&errobr Saraer, El.00--l.N.
Deiber Saferfauner. 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Rom $1.oc-l.25.
Eeb Sob GnfiIase $1.10-l.25.
Com Seas $1.76.
Nauet $1.20 Bis $1.85.
Sribiabrs.B esen s .40.
eetspiebeI. ueibe, seIbe uuo rutbs $3.50
pee HuibeI.
SIb $ 3artoHeI, seIbe Serier. Ds.moa,
geIbe Naniemefib inb iRbli&e Queen e8.0O ses
6ab; rotbe Naniemenb $2.7b; Sratf!aRifGs
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13

arsE~es RinbFef6-xGeRIt@s etiers - 81
8se; bieiss Gtiese 7}-7ie; tsfige Dtaoa
$50 Biz $40 2h1xo 7e; btstae 3ttbs zoo
bis $50 Bffumb 5}e xiibe $50 ~ Go $f'nso
&c: Ster BoraerusertsI g. ettG 3htess
pisrta l0}s, Rixb otxteruasrta Sc. Htxo
BorberpierteI &c. 2ub Borherpiestsl AZ. nh
N.ntsrnierteI 7e.
TriI@es GaIbFet&-&dbU lac 3txtsss
p:srteI 15e, B~orberuierte &c.
Srt&es S&afzetf& Sdnsses Hs $fasb
l2c; G4afe S}t: e&exieI l6e; >se66 anqb
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13
Sesss Raee1sRasta.

xsmotbS-Bertaufspreie; I'll oo-1l o.
Nhget - 8erfaufspreie: ~. 0O-ss.oo
DeIi&torn - Bertaufspreis: IL RAD sa
0uaIitdt, 48-5ee.
~Safr-ee@dIt 1856; IL ben Rshrss
S8 .Oo-S9.O0 Der Tenne. Reuer 32-86e.
e~trob-prete, ie mad BEN 0rat. b Gal
len, S4.00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13
Dsttes, 9ses $50 0sNnaes.

aanDler beaabIen fOIsssos ErsHe'
Butter - Country, lAe, ersouRefa Sosl
0Iaix Dc
9rii&e Gssr-14e PCT Dute.h.
sdssner Sc, A6tas 8, TwrfetCN-lRe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13
safe.

guaros /, Beriaufstrsis Suvortis4s
S@retwridfs 8oe per Raah si~xfstani6sss
SGwepertdie l7s, aBtseuxsH SreaaS s s8'
Is, Stem Dori G4ebbarsa l6s. stssssSat'
i&er 2tnsburssr 14e. Sid l6c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-13
ginIeitenber 6 4ritt3ur
9affungei zines &ei4ss
g huIamts.

w 49, " -
sur S9aHuna zines &ei6s.S 9uIam-
tee, NEEDLES bie osutiaen S&ulen i'm
ausIano beauff4tisen lou uno oas
i8on felt sinigsr 3eit auf benz Wunf9-
settsl Der &sgieruna geitanoen bat.
g b o efte.
8erIin. IL. MpriI. Sn Der
SteuersR ommiitDn ,srbridt man fd
nod meter ben 3opf tiber neue 5inan3-
reformpldne. I'm ben boQsn getrag an
Wsbreinnabmsn gu erIangsn, usl9e bie
&sgisruns fur unerldBli& ertldrt, ba'
nit bas &ei9 auf ei9ene 6tBe su ffeben
tommt uno bic alte Sef3iimirtbi9aft
aufb6rt. Die fonierbatiben Witglies
Der Der Spmmiffou beantragen iebt
Iusfubr36ue auf StsintOblen. grauns
toblen, @ofe, Salt, Sumpsn uno ab-
fdQe, tpsl6s bic an Der getpini&ten
8efammtiumme bon $50 Wiaionen
Nart nod feblsnoen brsibig WiniOnen
Wart bringen folen.
tales.
8erIin n, IL. Mpril. Die gefe=
Bung Der berborragenben SteQen I'm
2olonials0 srpaltunssoisnf miro bon
Der Rseierun9 reifi9 eruogen. STR
ben polien bss unter:S taatsiefretdrs
In benz neuer1 &ei9stolonialamt, bsHen
grriatune jiingf bonn parlamert 9es
nsbmist wurOen III. wirb ieBt Wirtl.
@sb. 2sgationsrnth Or. b. s9warb.
tOppsn, osrseiti9sr Setter Der periOnas
lien abtbeiluns i'm Auswdrtigen limit,
marin empfOblen.
In STEELE bes bisberigen @ouoers
neurs bon Gamsrun, Sesto b. putts
tamer, miro Or. Seib in 8OrI&lag &C..
bradt, tpel6er su ben bortragenoen
&dtben Der 9Olonial abtbeilung &C..
b6rt.
I mer3ienratb Quad.
Shffetborf. IL. april. = gu
Mhn9sn.@ labbad in Der &6einpropina
1T i'm Nlter bon fsbenunofeb3ig Sab
rem 2ommsr3ienratb Wilbelm Quad
aus benz 2sbsn ssIaieben. St mar Der
6ibrsr Der rbeiniid.peffdlii9en SsI'
till ssnbufrie.
& q b m6roer & otnsfi
erttomr,er.
poe n, IL. Npril. Der Wusfes
tier &ofnsti, ipsl9sr nit benz Wusfe=
tier geppsrt Witts Sanuar tpegen
&aubmOrbes an ben beioen Mrbeiterrl
@lapa, Batter unb Sobn, gum Sobe
berrrtbeilt tuoroe1 NOR, 1T aus Dem
WilitdrgefdnsniB enttommen. Die
8eioen battsn, nadbsm ibre Bsrufuna
gu anfuns Ndrs bonn Obertriessseri8t
In poien absslsbnt tporoen mar. ein
poles @etdnonib abselegt.
Granfreih.
Stretf Der potbeoien :
feten.
parts, IL. Mpril. Sas 2abinet
b%istutirte beute ben Streit Der poft'
bsoienteten unb bsi9Iob. bic Streiter.
pel&e mor9eu nidt CUR Mrbeit 3uriid'
tebren, gu %entIuHen. Die grleoigung
Der pOfia9en 1T tbatid&li9 oura ben
Streit ni9t sebemmt, ba eoloaten aur
abliefsrung bon Briefen unb 3eitun-
gen tommanoirt Fnb. I'm ben poH.
dmtsrn unb Babnb5fen limb Wa&t.
poffen auf9efelt. Tim bic I~bienoung
uab ben @mpfang bon Poffa&en 3u
f&hben.
q { b aIttbGttge Stretter.
@aIenetennes, IL. Npril.
Strei'enoe frans6Ri9e 2Oblensrdbsr
sriHen bel gieur gonbe, nabe be,
@ren3e, einen belsii9en Roblenaua on,
Sic pertpunosten cine Mnaabl gclgie'
unb bef9doigten BITE @aaen.
@afro's 4nGtrttt.
2onbon IL. Npril. Die bief.
gen Beamten 8enejueIas baben fein'
OffiBiele Na&ri&t, baB prdRbent Co.
FRO ten,pOrdr 3urtideetreten if. Be
men, EeI&e finanaieHe SntereKen II
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27
THE RAILWAY RATE f!0hT

THE Railway Rate Bill, which will be pre-
scented to the House was the result OF much de-
liberation upon the part of members OF the Com
nittce on Interstate Commerce, and is said to
meet with the approval of Democrats and Re
publicans, the President, the Interstate Com
merce Commission and, in measure, the rail
way managers. The real battle over railway
rates will be fought in the Senate, and if the
pubc's demands, as voiced by The President and
his supporters are not complied with, the result
will go far to show that the Senate has ceased to
represent the people or the States. 1t is likely,
though, that the Senate will finally yield, under
public pressure. The House measure known as
the "Amended Hepburn Bill, provides that the
Interstate Commerce Commission may fix a
Just reasonable and fairly remunerative rate"
which shall be the maximum and remain in force
for three years, unless repealed. Whatever is
DONE it is to be hoped that the Senate will agree
to something practicable and not give another
example of chow not to do it,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27
CECIL FARMERS CLUB

The Cecil Farmers Club met at the residence
OF Martin Thompson on Wednesday, the 18TH
inst, with a full attendance of members and WISH
tors. \ letter was received from Dr. France
rcgrctting his absence from meetings and ask
ing the Club to communicate their wishes, in
regard to any matters needing attention, at
Annapolis, at the present time.
In response to this invitation committee of
the Club produced resolutions asking all the
members III the Legislature to work for what is
known as the Hannah Oyster Bill, without any
Gripping amendments to secure means needed
to do crcdltable work at our State Agricultural
College, to make an additional appropriation to
the State Horticultural Society, to pass a State
Forestry law, and to improve our public school
system as to correct some of the evils grow
ing out OF the Free Book clause and to secure if
possible, more uniform and better attendance
of school children.
The host had invited George Balderston, of
Colora, member of the American Forestry AS
ISOLATION, to prepare the essay OF the meeting,
and he produced one.
The sub ject a new one, but elected much
comment and favorable consideration LLOYD
BalderstO1, the oldest member of the Club, gave
his experience of over six years in the care of
woodland, to show that it is very possible for
farmers to SO care Tor all areas devoted to tim
Der, that they will be not only source of profit,
out continue 10 increase III value with the years
and the advancing price OF lumber He had
built a new barn in 1893, with timber that had
mostly grown from the seed since the first had
been erected just fifty years before.
The dairy interests and prices of milk and but
ter in comparative profit from the different
breeds OF cattle came in for discussion, after the
sumptuous repast provided by the ladies, and
the hour OF adjournment came all too soon, for
those who have made a long drive to participate
in the social and intellectual feast.
\ VISITOR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27
S T E. I N
What He Saw IN The collection
of Queer Thinos

Der Dutchman Stein ist a-pcttin' citv1il,e
aboudt dislkn dark, nudity streets in Elkton,"
i overheard Elm man say aboudt me. to anud-
der vun heir in der County Seat on Wednesday,
und his frcund say, yah, und der Dutchman
stem be right und hope he will keep a vritin'
dat poetryS aboudt der dark nudity streets until
der town ladders will do something und hat quite
hardt modern streets und big arc lights every
where. be so gladt to heir vat he say dat I
chuckles to mcinsef und Schneider who WIS yid
me he chuckles to himself der same also, und lust
den We round der corner past mein freund
Nharle boulder store, und start to walk I'D
on der Court House yardt-but mcin golvs-
vat Dadt steps und vat Elm old time shakedown
und antiquities III Elm Courdt House vardt-It
be on der bunl-say Schnedcr-und | say
"Iah !-Mein Smochenbcrg-vot Elm manv
years ago concerns dat Cesul Coundty Courdt
House yardt be-
Ny-if | owndt dat oldt yardt-und some
bodys vud say-"Stein, list dat yours? II vud
defy de Debl und say-"Nein''-d ist nodt
meln-tlnd Schneider vud nodt hat such Elm
rattle-traps ting cider"
1t seems to me dat such Elm grandt coundtv
as Cesul shouldt be ashamed to hat such Elm
tumbles down. diapidatedness Courdt House
yardt as dere list in Elkton. Maybe if der pee
pies hadt quite streets und plentys uf arc LIGHTS
-dey coudt see vot III bum ting dat yardt vus.
Schneider und to Elm circus didt GO
We ate pecks III peanuts all uf der show,
Der apes und der monkeys dey all laf NIT glee,
So gadt yer dey to see Schneider und me.
n 1
Der musical boy a-blowin' Elm fife
Und all curious tings dat be gathered there,
From oudt Ut der sea und out u der air
Oldt time tings-long oudt uf style,
Oldt time wagons, dat wouldn't run Elm mile:
But der queerest freak" on exhibit Il
say
Vus der Courdt House yardt in Elkton dis
day.
STEIN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27
V. Nj. IORBERT
Publisher
ARC LIGHTS AND BETTER STREETS
FOR ELKTON

Provided they can be secured at the prop
Ell Npenditure-ELkTON MUST HAN E
ARC LIGHTS-and there is no reason 20
assume that the Elt ctric Company will do
better and more up-to-date
Thanks to the enterprise of one of our
citizens there is an excellent power plant
now to benefit this section-and certainly
Elkton and Cecil County should take advan-
tage of its possibilities
Badly-ighted Elkton- and mserablv-
streeted Elkton-should give place to Greater
Elkton and do it right away.
Close and false economy won't build up
any community.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27
HELP THE CANAL

1t would seem, from facts given out bv
the Company, that the very LIFE and EX
lSTENCE of the CHESAPEAKE AND
DELAWARE CANAL depend upon addi
tional REVENUES being received from the
traffic in the important WATER WAY.
For many years the DELAWARE AND
CHESAPEAKE CANAL has barely strug
ged along, the receipts being at once swa-
lowed up by the expenses and the statement
Is now being made, that sufficient revenue
Is not received to even maintain the CANAL
In the proper state of repair necessary. not
only for its successful operation, but it's pre-
servation.
AT this time efforts are being made bv
the Company to have its CHARTER so
amended by the Maryland Legislature. that
IL can ada to It's eceipts this needed sum
Dy levylng toll upon passengers carried by
the Ericsson Line Steamers and other boats
through the canal
The Company states. that it intends only
TO levy the minimum toll upon passengers
needed to place its business on the proper
footing, and the measure is not taken TO
fatten the Golfers of the Company, but to
preserve 1t as the important interest and
factor IN trade and commerce that it is.
Taking these statements as facts. and as
truthful, it would seem that the present pc
tltlon by the Company to the MARYLAND
Legislature is fair and worthy of considera-
tlon, and the necessary help should be
forthcoming. Aside from it's great value
to commerce, the CHESAPEAKE AND
DELAWARE CANAL is closely allied with
the substantial business life of Cecil County.
The CECIL WIG earnestly hopes that
whatever can be don :, in fairness to MD +bis
oid and deserving Enterprise, will he acted
upon promptly. Tie Cecil members of the
Legislature will certainly do their parts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27

THE Republican members OF the House Of
Delegates will need to be regular in attendance
II they nope to serve the interests OF people and
party. With all the opposition present the Man
ayers will need care and caution, but Rcpubli-
can absentees will give them advantages which
they will be quick to profit by.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27
The
New Year Magazine y
Supplement
OF THE
CECIL w HlG
('1A NIr1pE - ,,oh\
CANARY p, I0o6D

will be sent to subscribers
independently Of today's
issue as the handsome
publication can be distrib-
uted more satisfactorily in
this way, than in the hur-
ried mailing OF a newspaper
=. V. Nj. ToRBER'
puhI;cL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27

has no p lace III the necessary economy OF the
practical business world when we might seek to
apply it to half dead or worthless timber left
standing where there should be succession OF
young and valuable trees now growing. I can
not better illustrate my meaning than to refer to
Ctr chestnut timber which we all know to be
but poor fuel and nearly unfit for any timber
value if left to stand too long, but the growth OF
poles from the stumps will, if protected, soon
make the most valuable fence rails or telegraph
poles. Except the very few whose nuts are val
liable it would be money in the pockets of the
owners to cut down all old and crooked timber
and let the new crop have the full benefit of the
sunshine that is the only fertilizer or cultivation
needed t. produce a crop.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
Ell terrenOtO J Cupid0


la catastrofe de San Francisco lie.
v0 la.ruina y desolaci6n en- todas di-
recciones, pero 10 que no parece. que
afect0 en- mancra alguna han Sido las
AconQuistas que habfa hecho Cupido
antes del terremoto. Pasan de 700
las parejas que, sobre las mismas
ruinas de la ciudad han Ievsntado ell
tcmplo de sus futuras dichas infe-
licidades; y 10 han conseguido po-
nicndo en- pr5ctica I'm sistema faciI,
expedite y mas en- consonancia con las
epocas bfblicaS en- que Sc instituyo
el Santo Sacramento. Bajo Ia techum
bre celeste, en- medic de los pafques
n con testigoS presenciaIes tantos
cuantos Sc asilan en- eStos desde ell
dia de la catastrofe Y q quienes Ell
ocio Y Ia curiosidad a clio inducen,
los ministries de los diferentcs cul-
tos SC han entretenido echando Ia
zoS al cuello de enamoradas pareias
Y recogiendo 81 por cada ceremonial.
I'll n1mero de matrimonios efec-
tuados al dfA siguiente de apagsdo
81 incendio fue, hasta donde la esta-
siistica puede garantizar la exactitud
del dato, de 10 parejas. Y asl sucesi-
ramente: 10 que da derecho 4 pensar
que en- San Francisco eI fuego de la
naturaleza Sc transmiti6 directamcn-
&c los corazones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
Ell AMO DEL MAR
Yo me reserve ell ir diciendo las extranieras.


Yo me reserve ell ir diciendo las extganieras
Moucheron obedec6; comenz6 enumerando todos is
vocabos de engua francesa nobres De los comercian
tes indicaconeS de comeros que babs en- las ,en
das los balconies.
Uno. dos tres j..
Ell capitau le interrumpia proclamando su vez los
nombres, muestras auuucos que pertenecian ot,o.
1diomas 4 oras nacionalidsdes
LEGO la noche; Sc iumnarou los esca pafatcs Y brf
aron los nombres escritos letras de fneeo entire
cordones de gas de electricidad; largos asmfger
aauncos acuchillaban las facha1as grandes reclaim
luminosos aparecan en- 10 alto de los ed6cios
Touruoe Sc apederaba dc Ia mayor pare de loS
nombres que surgfan de la sombra desIumbrantes !,
enormes.
Su VOC los pronunciaba csda vez mas numerCsos +
nedida Que avanzaban los dos passautes
Siguieron asi hasta Ia calle Drouot
-Vamos por Ia otra acera. dijo ell oficsi
Moesto por Ell juego, Moucheron cobtiuao su iafor.
macion por este lsdo Tournoel e deiuvo
No moleste v.
Va he hecho de antemano csta estsdistiss
Reunirz " 4 su favor slrdedor de 40 Dombrcs
franeeses ponganos 50 para hacev cuenta reaoads.
70 podere presentar vista n Is nnuestrss
extranieras de lengua. de nacousl.dad;y de-