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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
English Toast.

A pretty way Of serving eggs for tea
is to cut bread into square pieces and
toast. Take eggs out of the shell, keep
ing the yolks whole. Beat the whites
to stiff froft; lay the beaten white
around nicely on the toast. drop yolks
in center of white ring. salt and put In
hot oven to bake few minutes. When
taken out of the oven pour little melt
ed butter over the toast
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

Sunfish-Seems that all food one
buys is adulterated these days.
Pike-Sure. | never think of buying
any canned preserves or anything like
that-my wife makes all such stuff az
that. Why. last summer she put up
forty gallons of jelly fish. Finest jelly
fish that ever went down the pike, too.
Kansas City Times.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

Use small cueumbers from two to
three inches long: soak in cold water
for two hours until thoroughly chilled,
in running water ii possible Pack In
crooks or jars. Cover to the brim with
the following mixture: One gallon of
pure cider vinegar, one and 4 half cups
of coarse salt, two ounces of dry mus
tard.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
LeIIIed CrnnherrleS.

Cook one quart of cranberries until
they are soft. Add one full pint of
sugar and cook until the juice thickens.
Wet 4 dish or mold in cold water and
ill 1t with cranberries. When cold
they will turn out nice and flrm.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

order enforcing law doing justice and performing all in
ternatioual obligations.
To that proposition all of stand committed Its
truth we maintain Every evidence in its support is
source satisfaction Every forward step in the
path of progress by American republic cause of
JOY all of us May every one of the ssterhood OF
American republics grow in prosperity and strength May
the ndepeuence the freedom of the rights of the least
weakest be represented equally with the rights
strongest and may all dc share toward the
building up of a sound and enlightened public opinion
of the Americans which shall everywhere, upon both
continents nightly promote the reign OF peace OF order
and Of justice in every American republic.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
Cabbage Relish.

Shave one good head of cabbage as
fine as possible, Take one tablespoon
full Of grated horseradish to a quart of
the cabbage, and also a pint of cider
vinegar; let this come TO n boil then
beat three eggs we'll and stir them into
the vinegar until cooked, and pour over
the cabbage. Set it away to set cool
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

Make an old-fashioned molasseS can
dy. Just before taking from the fire
stir in enough thoroughly popped corn
to thicken the mixture AS soon as
the candy can be handled take it by
the tablespoonful and lay it on a
board thickly covered with popcorn
and roll into ball shapes. Set aside
to harden.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
Dreamed Bacon.

Bake in the oven slices Of bacon TIL
they are brown and crisp; put them
on a hot platter; add to the fat in the
pan tablespoonful or more of -four;
stir till smooth. add gradually a tea
cupful and n half Of milk and cook
tNn Minutes
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
Cranberry Relish.

Five pounds of cranberries, washed
and picked over, three pounds of seed
ed raisins and the peel OF five large or
anges are put through a meat chopper
and cut fine. Add tho juice of the or
anges and three pounds of graduated
sugar. Mix well and let it boil up
quickly, then set to simmer for three
hours
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

Suez Canal in the old world There the interpositlon
of Africa formed barrier to speedy communication
between Western Europe the British Isles and India
the East, just South America interpOses barrier
here. The removal of this barrier will give com
mand of the Pacific and make masters commercially
Of that which is to become in the not distant flu
tre the theaer of the greatest in the world
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
rimc of RcnI nnnwer.

Aren't YOU afraid that horse will
run away with Somebody
Friend said Bronco Bob 1T amt
uothin in crimson gulch for Il boss to
run away with 81 man. It's when a
man tries Ia ran away with boss that
there's danger. Washington Star.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

One cup Of sour milk, oue-haif cup
of New Orleans molasses, one egg. but
ter size of walnut, one teaspoon Of
soda in the milk, and enough graham
flour to thicken like cake. Steam three
hours: start over cold water
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
And SILENCE Fell.

Bookkeeper-Gee. Those stenog-
raphers are chattering so that l can't
10 any work. wish l knew how to
shut 'em up.
Cashier-ASk which one of them is
the oldest.-Cleveland Leader.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
CROP VALUES.
Five Principal Cereals and Hay Worth
$500, 100000.

New York prices for cereals and other
farm products differ materially. of course.
from the farm values, but interest never
theless attaches to the money value of
the crops as based OH present quotations
in this city. Taking the FIVE principal
cereal crops and the hay crop it is found
that they show an aggregate money
value of S36:}4 DDS. BOOTHS without ref
erence to the cotton crop and numerous
farm products not included in the follaw-
ing table. AS Il matter of comparison it
is interesting to note that the value of
these crops for one year is equal to about
one-quarter of the par value of all the
securities listed on the New York Stock
exchange. which two years ago were es-
timated to amount to $4,000. 100000, in.
Guiding those in the unlisted department.
The following tabulation by the New
York Times shows the crop values. the
hay crop figures being those of last year;
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
STRENGTH OF AMERICAN REPUBLICS
BY EHhn Root.

When President Monroe. coming
to the aid of struggling Spanish
America, made the audacious ana
gallant declaration that no part OF
the American continents must be
deemed subject to colonization by
any European power, he affirmed
the proposition that all the Ameri-
can republics are competent to
maintain throughout their terrific
ries governments answering to the
demands of civilization. preserving
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
APPALLING STATE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
nv DaU Madison e pafarc

OF the decline of marriages, there can be no
doubt There are to-day about 100000 men
in the United States past 30 years who are not
married, and the number is constantly on the
increase
Independent careers are becoming more and
more impossible to the young men in our land ;
women are filing positions which men should
occupy to make homes; the salaries of our
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

young in good positions are low good salaries
running from $12 $25 IL week. How sup
port wife on tday salary:
Marriage is being effecually discouraged by the con
santly and greatly increasing cost of living Parents
without fortunes support their daughters in luxury and
girls expect be thus cared for after marriage 1t costs
sustain such girl than the average man can
The inordinae passion for dress is terrific Inn
pediment to marriage
The domestic life in this country is In an appalling
condition Many man has given up "u the ambition
study selfdenying service of his feowmen sti
fled the voice of his conscience when it demanded sar
and devoted himself to the subject of gaining
the wlerewitha to keep sunshine in his home by unlimit
ed indulgence Of fashion-pampercd woman
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

Success comes To the man who can
adapt himself quickly to unexpected
conditions.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

who fails to take interest in n bargain.
Women in most primitive countries exceedingly
fond of decoration Take the Dinka in Africa.
They have a mania for iron rings. They them III
their ears on their arms and legs The heavier they
are the better The Zulus equally devoted to dee
Grafton They wear headdress that puts in mind
modern tiara. and almost sarye themselves TO be
come possessors of elaborate decorations made of ami
mails teeth. Woman is woman the world Climate
and occupations may change her interests and her col
orlng but her inclinatons always the same. Much
we hear of the civilized woman, the cultured woman
the product of this age and generation For all that
we are one in that devoted TO dress and enjoy
bargain hunting much most men do betting the
races
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
WOMEN AS BARGAIN HUNTERS.
By DeIia Austrian.

There two things vitality interesting to
woman" said wise Englishwoman the 9th
err day. One is Il bargain and the other Is
love. A woman can't get along without hunt
ing for bargains. 1t is not only in Bond street
that women hunt for lovely hats in Rue de la
Paix for handsome jewels, and in State street
for stunning frocks and hats. I've been ali
over the world and I've still to find the woman
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24
VALUE OF THE PANAMA CANAL.
By Governor Charles S. Deneen

We are all aware that in recent years
American diplomacy and American arms have
secured for us new position in the world.
Toward the precise spot where the fortunes
OF war have given us foothod the Older
nations have for many years been looking
with longing eyes as to the Mecca of com
merca cnterprise-the markets Of the East.
In an effort to secure control OF those mar
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-03-24

kes much had already been accomplished by European
nations while still engaged in the development
our internal resources. but barriers of racial and
political character have hitherto in large measure
ncutraliZed their efforts.
4 change has the scene in recent years
and only has Japan thrown off the lethargy of
ages and sprung fun armed into the same arena with
the Western nations but China herself is awakening
from her long sleep and bids fair 70 open her doors to
the products Of the Western world and with her 400,
100000 inhabitants furnish in the future the
greatest market still awaiting development England
Germany France, Russia. have all been impressed with
the magnitude of the opportunity for commerce which
is to come with the opening of the Oriental countries
to the trade of the Occident. These countries have
spared no pains extend and strengthen their position
along the lines which enable them to participate in its
benefits England especially, with her customary com
mercia foresight, has established long line of what
we may call points of commercial strategy, leading
through the Mediterranean Sea and the suez Canal to
this new commercial FL Dorado.
The opening of the Panama Canal Is a movement on
this continent the counterpart of the opening Of the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
DE Manatf
Abril Q Dc 1905.

La muerte del Sr. Palmer nos ha pro
ducldo honda tristeza. En- esta pobla-
ci6n ha sido sentldisina. Reciban sus
deudos el testimonio de nuestra con
dolencia.
Las conferencias escolares han ter
minado con Ell mayor lucimiento. cele-
brandose despues del acto un banoue+e
en- Ia mOrada de Mr. Nave. ALI usaron
de Ia palabra los iniciadores del festi-
val, llamando poderossm mente la aten-
ci6n los discursos de los Sres Jesds Ro.
dri8uez, Clemente Ramirez. C6rdova
DaviIa, Lord Zuazaga y algunos mas
que no recordamos.
FL venerable p5rroco senor Llsu-
ger ma celebrado en- el dfa de hoy en-
honor de Ia Virgen dc los Dolores
una solemne m:sa, con gran asistencia
de feles.
va sigue mejor de sus dolencias
don Fernando CALICO.
-Hase instalado nuevamente aouf
la respectable sonora dona Luisa Quay
ia de Benero, y sus bellas hiias. Nos
alegramos
Sc nos ha manifestado que el su
perlntendente de escuelas de Bavam6n
lie cause tanta impression el discurso
del professor senor Rodriguez Cepero-
que le prometi6 traslad4rlo L aquel
diatrito. Ncrdad es que el meuciona-
do maestro reunc coudiclones especia-
les; es, pucdc decirse, un verdadero sa-
cerdote del Magisterio
-Conuada mejor de sus quebran-
tos don Orestes Santana
-aLa Chispa" en una de sus humo-
radas ha hecho circular Ia especie de
que cl senor VMdGs Nadal en b-eve
fuadard en- esta poblaci5n ua peri5di-
60 de fIiaci6n republican,. FL iute-
resado NADIA sabe sobre el particular.
la leche contin6a en- algunos de-
p5sitos cxp-ndi6ndose q seis cenavos.
l0rresDonSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
Infaustas nuevas

For el Proximo pasado correo reci-
DO nuestro compafIero en- Ia prens,
periodical, el ilustrado ioven don Sc
bast1an Dalmau Canet Ia descon so1s
dora noticia del fallecimiento de =,
hermano don Jose ocurrido el q del
anterior mes en- Palma de MalloTca (
la edad de 81 amos, cuando habit
conqulstado I'm envidiable porvenir
Por sus conocimientos profesionales
en- el comercio y por sus ameritadas
personales de que Sc han
necho eco los periodicos de Ia canitaI
de las Baleares. " = A'"i
ii golpe es duro no solamente pa
ia Euestro estimado compafIero 4
qu1en nos unimos en- su dolor. sino
para su sonora madre. distino1,;da =
respectable dana, hoy residente en-
Madrid, quien la vez sc hal1a acne
Jada por una grave ldolencia. Hace-
mos Slnceros votOS para el restable-
clmlento de 81 quebrantada salud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
La cirujia aIegre

de Las Novedades" de New York;
Progresamos en- toda la Inca. pero
muy especlalmente en- ciruiia. Has
ia ahora con la ayuda del cloroforlno
o el eter sc hacfan prodigios. pero
el lnteresado no Saba una pala bra
de 10 ocurrido hasta salir de Ia mo-
DORA en- que durante la operaci6n 10
ha bian sumido las drogas. De hov
mas sera otra cosa, como vera 81
lector.
Mr.. Bodine es TN ciruiano eminen-
te aun entire los muy distinguidas del
Institute Pollclinico de Nueva York.
al que pertenece. Su tiltimo descu-
brlmlento es el de cierto nervio cu-
yos nombrc Y Senas no Sc han hecbo
publlcos por ahora y que una vez
lnyectado con una substancia anestE-
Slca no solo permite 4 los m6dicos
operar con toda calma porque eli en-
fermo NADIA siente, sino que suprime
tamblen Ia eterizaci6n del paciente
con todOS los SobreSaltOs. marcos V
aun peligr0s que sue1e llevar consi-
go. Con Ell nuevO prOcedimiento Ia
victima del bistur1 sigue tan despier-
ia y tranquila durante Ia operaci6n
como antes de ella 81 4 mano viene
Puede b1omear con los mGdicos, alar-
garles Ia venda 8 las tiieras Y con
tarleS ChasCarrillOS.
I'll case es que doctor Bodine f11G 4
Ia cludad Bridgeport Y en- presencia
de velnte mGdicos oper6 i TN pa
clente del doctor Lynch de aquella
cludad, dcjandolos L todos sorpren-
dldoS con el GXito complete del nue.
Vo procedimiento. Preparado / gus
TO del doctor Bodine elnervio de Que
hablamos, cOrt6 y cosi6 cuanto quis0
ayudado por los cirujanos Gildav Y
Lynch durante III hora larga quc per
maneci6 cl opcrado en- la mesa cifni-
ca, Y entire corte y parche fuG dando
una contcrencla en- que cEplic6 una
por una las diVcrsas fascs dc la ope-
raci6n.
~ cl pacicnte2 Era I'm mocet6n
de recia muscuJqtura y de bucn hu
NOR, dc Quicn diccn los pcri0dic0s
que Sc dlvirti6 como nunca. intc-
rrumpicndo con sus dichosv " risas les
eXpllcaciones del m6dico, trabande
conversation con los ciruianos pre-
scntcs, 6urldnd0sc dc uuo dc cetos y
acaba0d0 por tirarle ana csponia.
Dcsputs de este dlga5cnos dondc
cstan los terrorcs de III cirui1a Va
mo habra que csperar 4 que le ducla
q uno cl hipocondrio para haccrsc
cortar q apGndice. sjn0 que nos IL
brarcm0s todos de- cIcuanto aatcs. Dor
via dc prccauci5n y con muchlsimo
gusto.
No faltard Qoien Sc ha9a ecbar
rnas mcdjas suclas al csl6maoo ma
da mas que por pasar el ratio. " como
.cemos mas de I'm chusco que L cam
bio de yer los visajes del mGdico Sc
hara llmpiar las costillas luna una
.cada vez que le venGa en- gusto.
Los cirujanos Sc haran de ORC, pc
no tambiGn nos divcrtircm0s les pa
.cientes que hasta ahora ademas de
.pagar Ia cucnta tenlamoS que yer es.
.tIellas. Esto dc que lie cosan uno
el higaIo mientras Sc fuma q pa
Iciente TN buen tabaco, 8 lee Ia dlti-
ma novcla de Jack London 8 agarra
una bandurria y entona tres sevilla-
f1as con jiplos Y todo, es una delicia.
Con que va 10 saben ustedes. FL
que qulera pasar un NAL ratio, que
tome medic mas. Pero para diver
t1fse de veraS que 10 abran unO en-
canal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
En- el Girco Lowanoe

Para esta noche sc anuncia en- e1
0lrco Lowande" por ell Cinemat6-
gratO Lumiere ell extreme de var;a $
vistas de mucho interes.
Los programs que han circulado
Profussamente, detallan Ia importan-
cla y la gran extension de las pelfcu-
las que han de ser estrenadas en- Ia
function de esta noche.
I'll publico sigue favoreciendo con
mas entuslasno cada vez estos inte-
resantes espectaculos.
III Circc apenas podfa contener
anoche' al gran p1blico que 10 inva-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
RGVOluCiOnariOS de Uruguay

Montevideo, 22 de Marzo.-El ge-
neral brasilefo Aguilar Correia, aca-
ba de llegar de Matto Crosse, y des-
miente la noticia de que las autorida-
des rasilefias de Ia frontera est6n
ayudando al general don Mariana Sa-
ravia para llevar la revolution al
Uruguay.
Dice que Saravia tiene ahora muy
pocos Partidarios y que las tropas del
Brasil en- la frontera han recibido or
den de observar la mas extricta neu-
tralidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
3oYISt2 de los TpibuaaIoS
CORTE DE DISTRITO
SESSION DE HOY

En- la secci6n ? @ y session de la ma
mana Sc leyeron los nnevos sedalamien-
tos, y Sc declare la Corte en recsso
hasta las dos De Ia tarde
En- la session / p seresolvi6 81 p,eieo
Pendients entire Escoldsdco GaadaluDe
contra @The San Juan Light 6rransit
Co, - del que informamos en- nuestras
revistas, y ia Corte despu6s de Ia opi
ri6n de su Hon. Juez, senor Aldrev
juzgando falta de precauci6n por parte
de Escolastico. y no negligence por Ia
de los empleados de la compahia de-
mandada, declara sin lugar Ia reclama-
ei6n Pedida, con scostas a Ia parte ae-
tora.
Sc hicieron algunas inclusionss aa
de selalamientos de juicios.
FL Lcdo. don Damidn Monserrat
present6 dos mociones: una en- expe-
diente de dominic favor de don lose
Antonio Gonzalez; otra. para que Sc
dictara sentencia en- ell asunto de Fran-
cisco Escalona contra Gabino Doraal
y otros.-La Corte las tom6 en- consi-
|deraci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09
Don Augusta Ortiz

Sc enoontraba en- San Juan esta
manana el submarshal de la Corte de
Humacao, nuestro amigo don Au-
gusto Ortiz que esta desempenando
interinamente Ell cargo de Marshal
vacante por la muerte de don lose
Ramirez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-09

4
por ell contrario, les proporcio-
ma espantables espectaculos
los que soportan con man
sedunlbre corderil todas las
humillaciones y los ultrajes
mas fieros, tampoco tienen
recompensa mejor, nj reciben el
envidiable trato a que parecen
acreedores en- buena logica y en-
justicia.
Los resultados son iguales
tai vez son mas crueleS al final
Sin la brutalidad espeluznan-
te que hace crispar los nervios
Y pensar con simpatia en- las
fieras, el trato que la colonia
mansa recibe,produCira los mis-
mos resultados, que el apli-
cado a la colonia belica.
Al final, la liquidation, la
ruina, el exod0 de los natu-
rales, la salida forzosa en- hui
da irremediable para no pere-
Ger entire los esCOmbroS de la
cataStrofe hOrrenda.
FL prOp0sito no Gambia, va
ria solo ell aspecto,
A la vuelta de algunos anos,
eStaran igualmente despobladas
las dos cOlOniaS; la una en- cas-
tigo de su rebeldia Y en- premio
de su mansedumbre, la otra.
Ante esta perspectiva, no ven
los tllipinos la convenience de
cambiar de procedimientos.
Hasta aqui llegan sus ayes
deseSperadoS Y dolorosos, sus
ayes de victimas en- la gran ig-
nominia de aquella lucha es-
pantadOra; perO en- el caminO
mlsterioso Y tragico que deben
reCoTrer los lament0S de los
pueblOS, Sc enCuentran de Segu-
TO, Chocan los nuestros con los
suyos Y acaso Sc contunden VI
Sc juntan para llegar unidos
haSta cl SitiO en- dOnde Sc reco
gen para trasmitirl0s q las pc
neraCiones futuras.
PrOtestando en- una f0rma 8
en- otra, perO protestand0 con
ira el regimen que la metr0po-
Ii les aplica, gastan sus ener-
gias las colonias. ESQ c0mprue.
ba el fracaso de Ia colonization
americana. ESQ demuestra que
no Slrven los pr0cedimient0s
uSadOS, que esOS recurs0s arcai-
cos y f0siIes que Sc les ant0ian
descuDrimlentOs t invenCiOnes
q nuestros redentoristas, estan
pldlendO a vOCeS el relevO Y
que el inscnsato desprecio V el
ve5anic0 OrguIlo que sienten
nuestrOs tut0res hacia t0dO 10
que hallar0n en- est0s pafses
debe cesar inmediatamente
puesto que Sc ha probado que
no son mejores, nj con mucho.
los llamados nuevos melod0s
con que Sc nos la pretendldo
faSClnar
La hora de las rectifcaciones
Sc acerca, ha llegado va.
Los 1nformeS cOnvenciOnales,
que han COnSeruiIO retraSar
hasta ahora, el triunfo de la le-
galidad, no pueden justificar
nlnguno de los aspect0s del Co
lonlaje ignominioso. que ha ce-
rrado a los Estad0s Unidos el
camino de la expansion terrific
rial, por el que Sc proponia lie
gar q ser una gran potencia CO
lonizadora..
El verdadero patriotismo esta
obllgadO q recOnOcer los errOres
nacionales, para corregirlos, an
tes de que Sc vuelvan incura-
bleS Y mortales.
Sc inpone, pues, una rectifca-
ci6n de procedimientos, y un
camblo total del sistema coloni-
zador, que ha querido ensayar
en- nosotros, la gran Repdblica
norteamericana.
Don AuOusfO Ortiz