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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
prsArE lAsr Mont.

- exenlng "a the cOncordta
- pems. the Aontifiore aud ihs
ssxnss clubs met in debate The
- vas Resolved. that The
rsnaa states senators should DC
'..-,..s ~ direct vote Of the PEG
- Yks Maniifiore eluh. abs
-...z-s.a,ed ~ Jessie Mohr and
"a Il Talla. Supported the At
er-esssss whgle tho Cosmos eluh
- rsgeeseniei By Coral himsl'
- seA Oasa 5. Grunheum Ia ths
-zxsgsve The decision was ansn'
l~ssaslv lor the affirmative The
49, wese John y Reed, nr
rrsrxs ana Abraham uufwiif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
TO DISPOSE
OF BONDS

A = Bowen. the local bond buyer
NhO hopes to dispose Of the water
departments t2.3sa.000 bond Issue
at par left for the east today 20
make arrangements for the dis.
poaal of the securities. Unless q
par offer u made Ia the meantime,
he will be allowed 80 days TO sell
the bonds The ciy officials feel
confident that be will do ~ 50. as
the bond market IL picking up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
is AGAIN
ARRESTED

r Lumharsio ard bis wife were
arrested today for snlliuE lianor
without license. The srfeut was
made ~ Policemen Hum aud feo-
pies. who claim that t.ambarla has
BEEN selling liquor IN his lodging
hauH~. Islnsbardo IL an Italian who
runs q auaali iodaiHg house ne
auentrd - Italians Their trial for
previous similar offsuso IL pend
ma The couple Waa ~ liberty un-
der bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
y. W. c. A. oRcHgaraA.

The v W G. A 10 planning q
start an association orchestra next
Saturday night Il IL expected that
a large number OF Riria will be on
hand with instruments and practice
will commence Immediately undol
under the direction Of Miss DE
volha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
Thrown our OF couRr.


gpnI SesfTEt.n fit. AnFit IL
Tho salt itsututsa ny order - tn
xasffuaf for fa.eoa qsQ tact taxes
alleged 90 be dae fron the iilinsla
Central mas thrown uuf BY tn 80
prsmta court thAH utarniuN u re-
fused - assume Jurisdiction. and
toia fha attorney general 90 bfiHE
the sHlf fn n lseef court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
THE MARKETS

The orange market ID practically
a. bare a. At the worst time during
the California flood TIE offerings
are al % the large variety.
The scarcity II oranges has
caused the movement in the apple
market to be unusually heavy and
the supply % that fruit a. neatly en-
hAnmtUd
sune fancy FLORIDA Tomatoes
wefe on the street this morning. the
frat 81 the season.
Egxa are atiii coming In In large
quantities. bat the surplus stock a
being stored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
CANE FROM ITALY TO
DIG ~ TRAM WRECK

Nicholas seraflne. an Italian. -
wears old. came all The waf from
italy only "a meet with his death
in a railroad wreck near rendisfpu.
Ore. daY before yesterday Sierra.
fino Vas on bis way 10 Seattle.
where be had a hroshsr The body
arrived At uornsy wataon'a today.
and the funeral vii be- held 20.
fstnfFDw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

william Flynn had } D. Hiaim
arrested a fen days $50 for assault
aud battery 10 claimed that sioim
had beaten him % on a street car.
Yesterday afternoon Flynn failed
20 put in an appearance. and .
bench warrant uhH issued for him
To-day Judge Gordon made Flynn
nay the costs Ia the ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
FRANKIE Is COMING

me fargo Msua IL expected q
Arrive ai ne Ofeaf Nafthefn decks
tHis affrfHean AmanE her pass
enksrs D. H.haiis tfsNfkr. captain VI
fhs Inflated t-sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

Ne@ffNes fNs4faNT NefNs1&sN
SAN FRANCISCO. April II VIII.
liam sqairen. the Australian pasii'
ist arrived this uoFnlng and was
greeted hY NAM local sporting
men Soon after bis arrival be vas
asked to sian articles Tor = fighi
with Tommy Burns at CalmH MAJ
20 he refused "a fight At that
time. saying he wanted more tins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
FOUND slck IN JAIL.

Peter Peterson. arrested last
nigh, Tor drunkenness. was found
very stick and practically unc0n.
solouh la his cell In the city jail to
day. and wnH sent to the WayBlde
hospital. where his recovery IL
doubtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

Fstst~re seeAi NNits hit~s -
$50 - ftAssas ~ reett -
F@ezt ~ - y. ...ss "a
ssa@a" ~isssteee'eH 49, -
- "A Al sssst ~ faTa4a. - Al - -
sss.g..as 90 49, 81 tffsaee 81 .sa4t 10
aaaswe rmatek is t9rs FsssfH ena Mwtac
: lsfy afesa a - hsfsuhates ti fhahAtk
- A. a. eassrf.as ssas saff 81 - 81 ..
sssfflewsf. - $50 -. 49,
- r. 49, .N 49,. -
1919 - - 49, - -
ts'.'-sess -, ss,..s4s ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

JUNEAU. Alaska. April 1.-THE
strike Of the miners at TFead~cii
u practically settled. owing to
negotiations BY NJ :. Hnd
soa 81 Douglas citx Il IL claimed
tho men wiii return 20 NuFk with
cat rceoKnision os the Miners union
end there will b NJ discrimination
against the union men
The officers Of the nswlY organ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
LAST DAY

l3<fippa Telegraph neFsi@s.l
NV YORK. April 1.-THE
res.a epnfeTeuce adopted resots.
s5snz aasoeafinx sarioas phases 81
- mppaxanaa A aaiuber % Nc
M spnkp Preparations are besnE
nsxs Or . ftasl sind up tonight
rs shsFno1n = devoted 10 az
rnsarr me legislative and indieial
sss<rts cf fhs Feace navemcni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
SHOWSF|GHT

HoisE. Idaho. April Il There i
nn longer any doubt but that SEN
ator n0rah viii be Indicted Tor con
splFaex 20 deffaud the government
norah left last night for Washing
ton - see the president and aitofs
ney general Nothing will be done
Ia the matter until AFTER the tlaS.
wood trial
District Attorney Huieh and tn-
Apcefaf O'f'allen. whe gathered
most u the evidence against hofnh.
are now Ia Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
MI..lna slnes April IS.

The friends 81 Dennis Devy afe
anxious "a hear from him. iie has
been missing since April - from
his home. pf0 18th av. + He ~ =
man 90 years - age. feet Inches
IN height has gray hair aud blue
eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

births were registered today AZ
follows
Heroia At sts8 igth av ". April
Is. 10 wife o. Joseph Hefuid. n 30.
zlnaafeili- AT gfsh Maynard IT..
Apri Is. to wits u Carmen Iiuaaf-
Ell 4 son.
Oisan-At asia Third av April ?.
to wife 81 Frank Olsen. a son.
t.rasa-At fTf7 18th ~ y. F.
Aprt Il. 10 wife 81 FROST Grass. a
daughter
Pearson AT sszs nth av ~ p.
April -. to wife II Robert Pearson.
i daughter.
Hoin-At 1913 Smith Az ~ D.
Apri -. 20 wife u Gust Holm. a
daughter
Rainter-At ufM Ninth av f.
hprn ?. 70 wife % Elmer =. Balm
Ter a son.
Beli-At sgs zsrd av. s.. April r..
10 wlfs - carl p Bell a son.
wiekers--At Broadway hospital.
April Il. 10 wife q Herman Wick
ere. . son.
Tronaa-At 1908 weatiakc avs
Aprl =. 10 wife Or John Trouas, a
son.
Fraxsr-At ss47 ~ broadway.
Aprn Is. 10 wife ~ w =. Frazer.
son.
whife-A 50s John IT,. April ~.
60 wife 81 y. W. White, son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
Tors. i4ls Third av, have eight new
tables and the only y1lo pool tabls
IN Seattle a place for gentlemen.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

OVERDUE

phi. kpEf.pHiA. April 1.-THE
Hs.r Nofalnna = three DAYS over.
- Sh@ has ~ cabin and 80
s1s@r.xe passengers. HsAyy gales
- hsilese4 - b. causing her DE-
h Thefe Is mnch suktafY felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

Deatha were registered today AZ
follows
Nelson Patrona Nelson. ~. April
IS. at Providence hospital
Davis Talbot D. Davis a. April
lg. NJ Pacific hospital
Wenfluud Agnes Weefiuud. -.
April a. ~ Metropolitan hospital.
Blake Mabel 4. Blake. Z. Aprif
8. at Georgetown
Hall POWELL y. Hall. a. April rs.
az s0f First nv ".
Ryaa-Roy y Ryan. -, April rs.
a. Providence hospital
Eyensou- Christen Eveuson. a..
April is a. e22e Fourth A.. s.. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17
AFTER ROOSEVELT.


tserlpps Telegraph ssrvieel
PORTLAND. Maine. April
! " The central labor union
! today sent President Rooae.
! veit resolution. eundemninE
! his uttofauceA fuHaftiuf
! Mover aud Haywood. which
! were expressed Ia the recent
! Hartman controversy.
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bee the uWnsf aua fos damages
and fight the case In court
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sHsIaNf tsafee nvH fssssfa ~ - feN
~ afFsssA lh. ssN1ae ilss aesss. -.
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nfssfa 80 II Atri eeWa rsf ~ f4&eql
sfsf ~ - t1tet mHftsa filtt -.
sffssE iefuh. psf ~ Nv. srsssss hass
go =. ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-17

wsihsrs 80 - &C.. sves fs - e.
steers ~ - ~ rsws ~ ~ N9te
rsires - - tss9ssss. sasnta. per bsad
"a se
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

We are all happier for lot Of things
we don't see.
Aid is never satisfactory. The best
way Is not TO need IL.
You probably expect more Of friend
than you are willing to give.
The worry of today is usually the re-
suit OF carelessness of yesterday.
Bravery isn't much credit to a bull
dog. He hasn't sense enough TO be
afraid.
People would be less suspicious of
others If they didn't know themselves
so well.
No storekeeper becomes so well ac-
ouainted with a customer that he likes
to have him go behind his counter.
Compliments are like wine-it only
takes a small dose to go to the heads
of some people, while others can stand
a good deal-Atchison Globe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30
The WilX Partridoe.

Every creature has wonderful fac
ulty for determining at what distance
a man or anything else is able to
strike, its capacities in this direction
being far more marked than many
care to acknowledge. For instance, as
firearms have been improved the keen
er has become the watchfulness of par
tridges. They have not been slow to
recognize the advantages which the
modern chokeDore affords the modern
gunner.-LOndon Mail.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30
Physical strsnoth and peaeneracy.

Never in the history of the human
race-not even in the gladiatorial days
of Greece and Rome, wheh physical
strength was worshiped almost like a
fetich-has so much study been devot-
ed to bodily Development and well be-
ing In spite of all this, however, we
cannot shut our eyes to the fact that,
vide medical reports, while the stand
ard of health may be going up with a
section of the people, it is steadily go
ing down with others-in a word, that
physical degeneracy is alarmingly on
the e.-Co-operative News.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30
THE FIRST SYNDICATE.
How the French Word Was American
ized AnSd Much Testing.

iLeG ATM MUCH SG&AtNI.
Throughout the European negotia-
tons In reference to the Northern Pa
cifc railroad an interesting French
word required again and again-name-
~. "syndicat' which Jay Cooke ana
his partners soon converted into an
English word. syndicate. The newspa-
per reporters rolled il under their
tongues. IL was find for punsters
and versiners The New York Tribune
received these lines from one OF its
waggish contributors:
Pray what is a syndicate
Intended 10 Indicate?
Is questioned abroad and at home.
Say. Is IL a corner
Where Jay Cooke Horner
Can pull out very big plum?
In congress the word was under ex-
animation. Some OF sunset Cox's
constituents had written him, that
member declared. TO ask IL IL were ia
any way related TO the Kuklux. "A
scholar learned in phiiology," he con-
tinued amid laughter says It comes
from the original Chinese and is pro-
nounced All Sindecat,' from a well
known player OF cards called the
heather Chinee' A revenue reformer
writes NE that IL is an animal peculiar
TO Pennsylvania, with a head of iron,
eyes Of nickel. legs of copper and a
heart Of stone. II consumes every
green thing outside its own state
Cox went to Sir John Mandeville's
Travels In Far Cathay' and there
found an account of strange animal
OF the lizard kind. He was known in
anciente books as a chameleon. When
the sun did shine, he took various col
ors. Sometimes 1t wore a golden hue
and sometimes had a green back. l
caught him by means of q steele mir
TOR, which so bedazzled his eye that he
was easily caught. l bring him home
as a strange beast. 1t is called by the
natives a scindicat."
The syndicate's task was TO take in
the old per cent bonds issued during
the war. many of which had drifted to
Europe, where they were held by the
thrifty peasantry, who had purchased
them at paper money prices, and tc
sell the per cent bonds in their stead
IL was a complicated Work, calling Iol
complete control of the markets a.
home and abroad Though the opera
ton had to run the gantlet of savage
attacks by opposition politicians anC
editors, it was instantly successful
Indeed, two syndicates were formed
one in London through the new hous'
of Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co. and thu
other by Jay Cookies firms in America
The banker was warmly congratulated
on the successful management of tn
syndicate by President Grant and hi
friends OF every rank. and it was be
lieved that the achievement would in
mensely promote the success of tn
Northern Pacific railroad, especial
when 1t was announced that til
Cookies had made an alliance with ii
Rothschilds for future funding oper
tions.-Dr. OberholtZer in Century.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30
Particular About Her Company.

"What's the matter? You look glum."
81 made my estate over to my wife
to save it from the creditors"
swell, what OF that?'
"She's sold it and gone abroad with
the money. She says she can't live
with a man who cheats his creditors"
-SlOMo.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30
Still Worried.

'It used to worry me when the bar
Der informed me that my hair was get
ting a little thin Jon top"
But you got used to it, eh?"
mo. Now it worries me because he
doesn't mention it. must be getting
old. "-Philadelphi Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30

There is nothing so powerful as truth
and often nothing so Strange.-Web
ster
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-30

We shall continue to run
our store in Holiday attire I'M
til January lst.
We never had SO large a
stock Of goods as at the pre-
sent time and are prepared to
paper, curtain, carpet and fur
n1sh your house from top to
bottom.
Please give Us a call, let us
show you through our store
and we will make you some
veryeattractlve prices.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
Ell ssrViciO civil.
TiuulgrafO J typsmfltOr con euROeImIoRto dol
itIOml s8plFal.

San Juan Puerto Rico, Dioiembre IA
1907.
La comisi6n de Aervicio civil de los Es-
tados UnidoB anuncia nm examen que tsn.
dr6 lugaF en- San Juan Puerto Rico en- la
fechs aTTiba mencionada, para elegiT per-
soma apropiadR con objeto de llenar una
vacante en- Ia colocaci6n de clerk CvsE6n)
en las ofoinas del Iogsniero de la Casa
FaroB en- San Juan Puerto Rico, con 81
gueldo de $50 mensualeg, para otEos
puastog vacantsB que pusdan oCuFriE en-
Puerto Rico.
solaments Ber6n admitidoB hombrsB
estos exkmenea.
FL lfmite de Ia edsd deber6 scr de 18
AMOS en- Rdelsnte, an Is fechR del exa
men.
81 plan , caT6ctsr de este ax6men Do
indican en- 81 modelo !, 424, "Informaci6n
para los aspiFantes loB ex6meneB de Ia.
qufgFafo mecan6grsfo (typewEiter,)
EstoB exSmenes Be abTiFan todoB los
ciudsdanos de los EstRdos UnidoB que
Hstisfsga requisites necsssrioB.
Este aviso y modslO 1424 contisne to.
dos los infoEmss que Be Comunican los
paticionarios con Tespecto al pFop6Bito del
sx6men, Ia vRcants vacantsB que han de
llevarBe, las Califcaciones reqneridaH
Los peticiOn8Tios que deEeen BsP admit
dos debar6n dsr evidenciRB satisfaCtoriaa
en sus peticioneB de que pueden hablaE y
sHcribiF Correctamsnts el idiomR sspsfiol.
Los sspirautes deberkn pediE "a sea & Is
comisi6n de selvicio civil de loa EBtRdoB
Unidon en- Washington D. G. 8 al secreta-
rio del Board de examinadores de sau
Juan Puerto Rico 81 modslo de petici6n
304 , el modelo 1,424.
Niuguna petici6n Bsr6 aceptada mano8
que no Bea debidRments pressntsda Ilena
GA foVma completa poE 81 SecEstaEio del
Board de examinadores en- San Juan Puer.
to Rico Rntes de Ia hora de cerraFBe los
negocios el 20 de NOviembre de 1907.
En- ls petici6n de sx6men debsrA usaTBs
81 tftuIo exacto como Be d6 & la cabeza de
este anuncio Publicado el 18 de Octubro
1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
ImEsrilGI6a GR Puerto Rico % aBInlIOs pTOeO'
denies Dc psIs0s sEtrnJEss.

La importation de animRleB en los Es'
tados Unidos se pTactica bajo las Ieyea y
ordsnanzas prescritas por los Dspartsmen-
tos del Tesoro y Agriculture de los Ests'
dos UnidoH.
AnimRleB peEtenecientsa & Ia FazR cabs
liar pueden Ber importadoB de cuaIquisFa
parte del mundo, con exception d. Las islaB
FilipinaB, = solo estaP6n Hujetos inspaC'
ci6n en- el puerto de llegRds.
Para impoEtar toda cIass de TumianteB
Cerdoa de cualquier pafs, excppto Cana
de y M6iieo, 81 impoFtador tsndr6 que OBJ
tener pFimero an permisO del 9soretaTio
de Agriculture. El ganRdo vaouno eltk
Buiet0 & CusEentena poT so 5 80 diaB. Pa
"a las oveja8 y otFoS Fumiantas, y los Ger.
dos, la cuarentena Berk de 15 dihR
81 gRnado VaCuno laB oveias que Ae
impoHten para la matanza inmediata pus'
den intFOduciFse ain cuareDtena.
LoH pueTtos de entFada ca Puerto Rico
para IL importation de aninaales de pafsas
extranieros SON San Juan, Ponce , Ma
yagdss.
Para otPos informes inteFeERntas los
importadoHas debsn diEigiEssal "InspeCtoE,
Bureau Animal Industry, cIo Collector
Of QustomA San JUsp F, r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
RE ST Abb LE CIDO Ell
aICaIdG de Baya-
mon.
En- NaTanjitO dos gu8rdias la en-
pTendier0n a tiTOs uDO contra
OtVO.
BOspuss 50 sup0 quo Il saDgTO no llsgt a Fla
o. nMsstrs oOrrsspOnsaI. }

NoviembEs 13.-Bastanta rasthblecido
de 81 enfermedad ha vueItc de nuevo
Bus fQnciones de alcaIde 81 querido amigo
VirgiliO DaviIa, 10 que NOS alegra mn.
che.
En- IL morada de nuestFog qusTidos
amigos los sSpouoa Cobikn Gim6nez, 90 On.
Cuentra anfsrmo 81 I.Cdo. Dsmetrio Gim6.
neg farmaceutico de Comerio.
Que pTonto 10 rsatRblsEca 81 busn ami.
go.
En- 81 Casino az Il COIonis espafiols
de sBts ciudad tuvo efscto 81 domingo pro.
ximn parade Ia anunciada function teatEal,
de Bufos Hsbanaros 1aIiendo 81 p6blico
muy disgustado, pues fue IN fracaso com
pleto.
-ss dice que en- NaEanjito dos poIiCfsB
inAularag la smPEendiePOn tiTo8 uno con
81 otFo motive de Ia Esyerta unR 'salla."
El tsnients senior Schettini se traslsd6
al Fefsrido pueblo, en- union del capitan
Lopez Diaz invsstigar los hschos.
Fueron tan buenos tirAdoTeB que no Sc
hiCieron, nj an leve ragguno
-Ha Balido para Humacao y CsguaS
el Bencr don CaTmelo Perez Alvarez ra.
presentsnte en- eHta ciudad de los Beiiores
PiEa Hmna. de San Juan. Que traiga
grRtsB impFesiones deBu escursi6n le dessa-
mos al amigo Perez Alvarez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
ANUNCIO.

DepGrtamsnto del Interior. Ofcina del
Guperintendemte de O6raS PG6licas.
San Juan, P. R., Ootubrs 28 de 1907
Proposiciones sn plieg1 csrrado por du-
plicado para Ia construction del Psbail6n
pare 81 Alcaide, ATecibo Jail Building,
Arscibo, P. r., ss recibir&n en- eats ofci-
ma hasta les 10 m. del dfa % do Novlem
brs do 1907, en que 90 abEis6n Fibliea'
msDte'
El pFesupuesto apToximado de las obraH
GEcisnda 4 50. $4,000.
PIiegos de condolences, formau 81 blan-
co , toda class de infoTmsci6n Sc facilita
ran & los licita iores que 10 Bolicitsn On
esta Oicina.
Los pianos comp'etos de Ia obra pueden
verse On eata Ofcina. AznIas de los
migmos puedsn obteneFss madisDts un de
p6aitO de diez dollars (s10) que Harkn
Feemholaado al devolver dichos szules.
La Administration Ee reasIva q dera'
cho do rechazar Cualquiers todaa Las
propogiciones - J. J. Jim6nes. Supt. de
ObTas P6blican MIN 2 -13 Y. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
Una eiudad poIlgI0ta.
No hey confusion aIguna. TadG 81 nuRdO 50
cOmEsnds / marsVIIl0.

La ciudad de Epartss, sitaada On Hun.
gFfa, en- los confneB do la Galitzia, es una
verdadeFR Babel modsrns. En- efscto,
ALI 90 hablan ssis lenguas difsEsntes Bin
contRE toda une serie de dialectos jer'
gas, de 10 mas diverse. Los Is. COO habi.
tantss de aquella poblaci6n son tOdOs lin.
gGistas, nj uno entire sllos hay que no hs.
Bile eorEientsmsnte mucha8 de estaB lem
guaB 8 jsrgaA No hay allf confusion al.
guns; todo sl muudo 20 compEends ms.
rAvilia. En- an mismo estabiecimiento
pdblico pueden oirBs la vaz seis Riete
idiomAS hablRdoB pOE las difsrsntss PersO-
mas que Allf se encuentren. FL cosmopo.
iitismO de la expFesadG ciudad d6bese &
la oontfnua presencia de gran n6merO do
ViGjeSoS de tOdos los paisss; peFo tiene sus
OE1gsnes BobEe todo On 10 diverse de lR ma
cionaiidsd de sus hAbitantes. En- los pa
seos trav68 de la poblaCi6n, no es NADIA
Taro. verbigFacia, yer la tisndR de uu pa
nadero hdugaro al lado de Ia cRKniceria
de an hiFio, YeCina de una faFmacia aus
tEiacR, de una maEceFfs Fusa, de una
tisnda de tslas, nm bszRr, M cafe, cugas
mueltraB rsvslRn muy difsEsntss racio.
nslidadea,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
FUE CURADO POR LA PE.RU.NA
EN- CUARENTA Y OCHO HORAS.
GlN RESFREO LR AFRcT0 Ia
GARGANTA YLA CABRZA.--
Ell ATAQUR FUE SEVERE.

cR. CARLOS W. BOWMAN, Tenien-
- to Primero y Ayudanto del cuarto
regimiento de VoluntarioH. aacr1be Ia
carta gigu1ente:
"Por mas que soy a1go adverse medi-
ctnas patentizadas y adn mas adverse
declaracfones, creo un deber en- este
instante, incluir en- las columnas que
Re han escritos sobre los meritos de la
Peruns, mi experiencia con Ia misms.
"Me ia sIdo n1uy It'll para resfriOs
en- Ia garganfa y Ia cabeza. Me ha
cnFadO en- cRarenEa y 0ChO hOras eli
aEaque mss severe. Sfempre que me
amenaza algGn caEarr0 IA us0 como
preventive.
"Miembros de mi famn1aIa usan para
iguales padecimientos, y Ia recomenda.
mos todos nuestros amigos"
Carlos w. Bowman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
DssapaTeoldO.

Ell jovsn Rsfasl Foucand (pr. Fuo6)
de veintiun sfiol de sdad, hijo de Mr.
Ferdinand Foucand que es actuslmente
professor en- eI Institute de LajaB desde 81
dis 6 del corriento. 81 eI sno6H = por 0
tanto 40 habla bien nuestFo idioms; ss
blanco, de oicB s1uls1, CabsllO rubio, no
tiens bigote nj baTba y "est6 So mente
anoEmsl." So estatura eH regular , del
gsdo.
Sc supIica al que 10 encuentre 10 rsmi-
II s Maysg gtisz q j-fs de la poiinfa insuIar.
Angel Arroyo Rtver0. MsysgusE, Sa-
banR de Cusvaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-13
SsImor6n ha nuarto poIItlslnsni0.

10 mismo que 81 eminents Echsgarsy
ha musEto al aceptar una caTtsra de la
monaFqufs, SAlmsT6n hs mueTto tEmbi6p
an igusl forma al hacerse solidaTio. Es
in6tii 81 aeeite con el sgua no puede ligar,
como tampoco un Tepublicano cou IN carca
clerical caYlista.
En- Ia Corpns y Vigo pitaron los soli-
dsrios , Ia pitads fu6 dsda poE mas de
500 fon6grsfos ColumbiR iguslss los cue
ACADIA de recibir ''El Cislo" para vsndeF 4
plazos = que habIan como gents.