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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
RECONSTRUCTION OF
THE RAILROADS
HARTMAN SAYS 1T is INEVITA-
BILE AND WILL COST Bill
LIONS OF DOLLARS.

Mr.. r. II. Hartman is quoted
from Washington as saying
1T has never been my idea to con-
Germ myself about the relations OF
the public TO the railroads, but /
propose hereafter to give the public
great deal of information. think
/ shall really give the newspapers
more information than they want
about the business of the roads am
connected with.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission, in my opinion. could be more
useful to the public serving as a
medium in securing satisfactory re-
lations between them and the peo-
pie.
81 predict that the railroads OF the
United States will have to be relaid
with heavier rails and a gauge OF
feet, instead of the present 4 foot
1-2 inch gauge
Larger engines, or electric en-
gines, will have TO be provided !
think in time the latter plan will be
found more feasible. Grades will
be reduced everywhere. Tunnels will
have to be enlarged, bridges must
be rebuilt to make them equal to the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
n \! !SNI!!x;'M!!l!N6fjoIk&W8Steil
schedule I'm Emect
Janualy &, 1907.

Leave Bluenold g:3b n. m FOR Do
anoke, Lynchburg, Norfolk and ali
points on tho Shenandoah dlvIsion
Iuiihlan sleeper TO Roanoke and no
ahoke To New York. via Hagerstown
farlor car Roanoke TO Norfolk.
30 a. IN. daily for Roanoke and
Intermediate points.
200 y. m. for Roanoke and Lvnob-
burg and intermediate stations and
tho shenandoah Valley, Phlladelphia
"uu new YORK. Sleeper TO Phlladel-
phla- Roanoke TO Richmond.
1888 y. M. for Roanoke. LYNCH.
burg, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman
aleeper East Radford TO Norfolk and
hynchDurg Co Richmond. Cafe Car.
Trains arrive at Blueheld from the
east at . OS, a. m, 2;10 u. M, $40
| p m, and 9:2O. p. m.
From the west at 500 n. m. g:2O
H. m. 2:Ob p. m. and S.1S p. I,
Leave Blueneld at $500 D. m. for
kenova, Columbus and all points
west and northwest Pullman sleep-
ers for Columbus and Cincinnati. o.
Cafe car
a;0S a. IN. for Kenova. Cincinnati.
Portsmouth. Columbus. Sc. Louis
Through Pullman sleepers 70 Coum-
bus. Cafe car.
Leave 9;lb n. IN. and 2:26 y. n.
daily for Tazewell, Norton, and all
stations on Clinch Valley division
Arrive from Norton and all points
on the Clinch valley division at 40
and 1855 .. m.
Leave $500 "A. IN. for ReIova and
intermediate stations via Wayne.
Leave 600 and 2:4O p. m. for
WEIGH and intermediate stations
For Pocahontas b;b0 a. m 9.OS
y fdD N and - ~, -
rive from Pocahontas at 500 n m.
2:O5 p. IN. and Sis p. m.
For Bramwell, leave Bluedeld SO
m, 9:OS m, 2:A0 y IN and $40
y. m.
Call on agent Norfolk anc Western
RAILWAY. for tickets, maps. and add
tlonal Information.
W. y. BBVILL, @. p. A.
Roanoke, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
FRENCH TYPE
WRITING RECORD

woman in a typewriting contest
in Paris recently won victory owe.
more than $50 competitors by writ.
ing 16.5O0 words in four hours. a
man wrote 1900 words. but he
made so many mistakes that he was
ruled out. An American woman has
surpassed the French woman's rec
ord, for in the ordinary course of
business she once wrote 10000 word
in two and a half hours. and made
three copies as she went along
Youths Companion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
WHERE THE
EXTREMES MEET
HIGHEST MOUNTAIN PEAK AN,
LOWEST DEPRESSION WITH
IN 40 MILES.

Death valley which IS famous FOR
many things besides It's name. has
long been heralded as containing
the lowest spot OF dry land i'm the
United States. The United states
geoloeieai survey has just been com
putting its depth accurately BY means
of a spirit level. and the results
show that until the salton Sink was
turned into the Salton sea bv the
overflow of the Colorado river Death
valley was not entitled TO the dis
tinction. It's lowest point is 27G
feet below sea level. while the Saltou
sink had one spot PSF feet below.
The final computations have not been
made. but the error in the case o;
the Death valley measurement viii
not be over three feet at the out
side.
II is an interesting fact that with
in 10 miles of this extreme low
land there is to be found the high
est point in the United states. That
Is the tip of Mt whitney. which IS
n foot or two over 1880 feet
above sea level Both are I'm the
southern part of California. The
United States has from many points
OF view been called land i'm which
extremes meet, but this physical
popularity will give it a better It'll,
10 the phrase than It over had he.
fore. Southern California may boast
not only OF the extreme high and the
extreme low, but also OF the extrem,
OF fertility and the extreme Of de.
sert, the extreme Of real estate
booming and the extreme OF admira.
ton on the part OF both residents
and tourists alike. and last but moi
least of the extreme I'm the way q!
'hsh" stories about fruit. San Fran.
cisco which has nothing but ex
tremes of earthquake, race prejudice
and civic corruption, is hardly i'm the
running Chicago Record-Herald.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
Haze RIMAN CHAUF-
FEUR IN CELL
FRENCH AUTO DRIVERS NON.
CHALiNCE AROUSED Mag
ISTRATE'S IRE.

New York. March Edward
II Harriman's French chauffeur. Al
fonse de Bower. added his bit to the
Hartman now filling the public
prints by overspeeding the railroad
magnate's car In a noisy and ostenta-
tious manner in Fifth avenue early
yesterday. De Bower. with two
other chauffers and three women.
We're bowling down the avenue 10
miles an hour when Alex Whit
man. the strong bicycle cop. pedaled
silently into their course at East
sixty-ffth street.
After taking the party to the
East Sixty-seventh Street Station
"Aex" found that the car had no
State license. and an extra charge
was added to that OF exceeding the
speed limit. One OF De Bowers
friends took the woman to their
homes i'm the Hartman car and then
returned with the necessary 500
cash bail for Alfonso. In YorkvilIe
Court De Bower pleaded guilty to
both charges and was held i'm $500
for trial on each count.
You're Mr. Harriman's chauf-
feur?" said Magistrate Cornell
well I'll parole you until this af-
ternoon to give you a chance to get
bail. Do you think you can get it?''
"Oh, don't know III try" said
De Bower Indifferent to the cour-
tesy.
"You bet you'll try" said the
Magistrate angrily. "I'll withdraw
that offer and send you downstairs
until you can get bail"
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HARTMAN ON
THE AGE LIMIT
LAUGHS AT IDEA THAT HE IN
TENDS no RETIRE
AT $50.
AT go.

Who says I'm going to retire al
COZ" asked Edward II. Hartman
president of the Pacific railroads.
Yesterday when questioned as to the
truth OF rumor to that erect
Being told that President Ripley
OF the Atehison road. had intimatea
Il in an interview given out at Santa
Barbara. Mr.. Hartman promptly
said:
Mr.. Ripley did not consult me re-
garding that interview"
"But he says YOU told him you
were going to retire at CO." added
en- American reporter.
The great railroader tuEved at
his mustache. which was more droon.
ms than ever dropping on accom-,
OF the rain. however. not the state o,
the market.
Did 10" he asked.
We'll. are YOU going to retire a,
6o?" the reporter insisted.
That depends entirely on circum.
stances was the reply
What circumstances?"
"rhat depends oil circumstances
now he replied, ignoring the oues.
ton but putting an accent on TIE
now"
DO you believe that 60 is the ace
at which n man should retire from
active business?" he was asked then
Circumstances" he said. with
smile. evidently having liking 70,
the word.
II YOU retired, how would Won
amuse yourself without a handful al
railroad systems to manipulated" wa,
asked How would you put in you,
timer"
But the manipulation of railroad,
was tired Of questions. and declined
10 answer just as firmly as he had
refused the Interstate Commerce
Commission few weeks ago when
on the witness stand. where. bv the
way he had spent his aftN-nintb
birthday-New York American
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE.

A well-known Manitoba editor
writes: As an inside worker l find
.Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invaluable for the touches OF
.biliousness natural to sedentary life.
their action being gentle and enec-
i've clearing the digestive tract and
tn ehead. Price, 25 cents. sample
free at all druggists
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28

WANTED: At once, a first
class paper hanger. Good
place for right man. Ad-
dress or call on Whitlow
Paint and Paper Co.,
Bluefield, w. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28

strain Of the Increased loads that
win pass over them
To do all these thinss will cost
billions OF dollars nobody can tell
how many billions"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28

If you would be thought unorigi-
nal. sheer at the originality of 9TH
ers.. Solomon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28

A man is a hero to his wife after
he's killed I'm the war, and she's mar
ried again. Socrates.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-25

se1or Guerra, Tizol y 20 hemos preSenta.
do un proyectO de ley para la construction
y reEulta de gran necesidad para la comar.
ca que debiera atravesaF." x
Ell sefior Mufioz Rivera hace uso de la
palabrs en- favor del proyecto dice que
fu6 enemigo de la termination de esa Ca
rretera, hasta hace POGO, y que habia
anunciado ys opondTia Ia aprobaci6n
del proyecto, por Greer peTiudicaba los
veciuos de BsTranquitas el trazado de
ella. Que Barranquitas ha sufrido gran
des calamidades cufndo luego de no
haberse pedido NADIA para mejorar Bus
condolences eCon6micas aparecfa un pro.
yecto que pTimera vista le pareci6 que
periudicaba 6aquella comarca, era l6iico
que 6I SO opusiera clio; pero luego result.
ia que en- vez de una tendr6 dos carFeteras
y como el es partidario de que On Puerto
Rico haya ell mayor nGmero de Was de
communication, en- Cada barFio en- cada
casa 81 fuera posible,no tiene inconvenients
en- apoyar este proyecto que trae una nue.
va carretera & una importante comarca de
Ia isla.
A todos eBos proyectSs de carreteraB
aquf presentadoB -prosigue ell ssior Mu'
fioz-les he dado mi votosin hjarme en- q.
sitio de Ia isla se iban & construir no eB
possible q. este, q, no hace perjuicio mi
pueblo por el contTario puede favorecer-
le, fuera yo oponerme. Con esta nueva
via se acorta 81 trayecto paRando por Co
merio asf resultR mas recto por tanto
menoB costoso el recorrido. Y III resulta
sefiores delegados, que al favorecer los in.
tereses de Ia s'Porto Rico American To-
bacco" 6 los de otra cualquiera empresa,
Sc hace IN favor, 30 establece I'm nuevo
benefciO Barranquitas como Comerfo,
como cualquier otra Comarca de esta is
Ia, 20 he de estal siempre en- favor-de eBos
intereseg, que no son los de determinada
empTeBa de negocioS sino los do nuestFo
pueblo. Por ESQ creo, como 81 seiioT Tizol,
que Biempre que 90 tTate de Ia construc.
ci6n de nm nuevo camino en- Puerto Rico,
aunque con ellos tambien Sc hsga alg6n
relative 8 directo beuefcio & Compaflfas
particulRreg, puesto que aquel redunda ca
benefcio de nuestros agricultores CAM
pesinos, debemog aceptsrlo pFestarle
nueltra aYuda. Ademds, no creo que Ia
C&mara, poT tratarse de an proyeCto de
Carretera que benefciarS segurRmente (
mi pueblo. Ways deaeCharlo crando no
Ii ha hecho con los otros mpchoa aquf pre-.
ssntsdOs,s.
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SIN HACER JOSTICIA
a los fiIipinOs y a
Puerto Rico
Y ahf estan-..dICe el JOurnsl" "--.IOs
puGrtOHiquG1Os dandOBOS Ia bish-
Venida.

Ell "JournaT de Columbia, Ohio, dice
10 siguiente.
"EI CongTeso ha suspendido las sesio-
mes sin haeer iusticia los flipinos y
Puerto Rico.
"Forzando las Filipinas bsjo nuestra
bandera no les dejaremos enviar un CaI-
gamento 4 nuestras playas sin pagar 81
mismo derechO que le cargamos Turqufa
6 q Italia. - ~
"Lo que recIamamos como una virtud
.por parte nueatFs, 10 ridlculisamos como
una impertinencia por parte de los fiji
pinos".
''Y ahf estSn los puertorriquefios que
han venido tambien bajo nuestrs bandera,
dSndonoB la bienvenida, llenos de espe.
ranzaF, rechazadoB, & una situaci6n como
bajo la pagana China.
'.El presidente ha rogado al CongreBo
que de ls ciudadanfR los pueItorrique-
nos, perO aqn6l nd ca 10 ha hecho nj ha
dado las razonea de orque no 10 ha hechO".
SHAY miles de hombres en- aquella isla
sin patria nj baudera. como podemos
BoportaT el Cometido de Bemejante injuati-
cia? PrediCamos la justicia los princi-
pioB en- que se funds esta rep6blica y ne
gamos el oTgullo de la ciudadanfa un
pueblo que obligamos 6 abatir So indepen-
dencia por nueatra gloria.
"Hay una arbitrariedad grande en- esto,
que debfa haber hecho levantar la ma.
ci6n y al Congreso a cumplir un deber en-
vez de discutir con el presidente acerca de
los 6rdenes y discipline de la armada.
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be ell infoTme de Ia cOmisi6D. Aprobado
el informe ell bill en- lectura. Los pro.
yectos apadrinadoB poE Ell sefior Santoni,
sobre tcdo 81 de AreCibo Sc trata, son afor'
tunados. Bien es verdad que el delegado
no es de los que SO duerme.
El Consejo Executive no concurre & las
enmiendas hechas por la Camara en- el
bill. "Asignaci6n para la Comisi6n de
anemia." Solicita conferences. Sc desig'
ma por Ia C6mara, los doctores Audiuot
y BarreTas
C. B. II. Con enmiendas. Ell sefior
Mufioz Rivera informa & Ia Camara que
hubo un error en- la information de un
proyecto de ley del Comisionado de ms
trucci6n crey6ndoSe que dicho funcionario
Solicitaba 81 miamo predio de terreno pedi'
do por la Cdmara para el emplazamiento
del "Capitolio de Puerto Rico, cuandO Ell
proyecto de Ia CamaTa era anterior. result
tando que el emplazamiento para Ia casa
sscuela aun que es an Ia misma plaza de
Colon de esta Ciudad ocupa distinto sitio.
Que como no se puede nj debe negar al
senior Comisionado tai Bolicitud, que eB
plausible puesto que con clio Sc trata de
construir un gran ediGcio en- donde> se de
cabida c6moda todas las egcuelas pGbli
cas- de la ciudad, dicho edifcio no estorba
al "Capitolio" pues uno ser6 emplazado en-
81 solar del Este de Ia refsrida plaza y 81
otro allado del Teatrc; propone seapruebe
el informe de la comisi6n favorable al pro-
yecto del Befior Comisionado de Iustruc'
ci6D.
Aprobado sin mas discusi6n. FL senior
Falkner no Sc podr6 quejar de los buenol
auspicios de sus buenos y simpdticos ami
gos de la Camara.
III. B. 5. La Comisi6n informa Bolici'
tando la CSmara que no Be concurra 4
las enmiendas hechas pr el Consejo. Sc
designa una comisi6n de conferencia.
H. B. So. Que no se concurra las
enmiendas hechas por eli Consejo. Los Be-
flores Tizol = Usera Sc mue,tran contra
rios al iofoTme de Ia comisi6n piden que
la c6mara concurra & las enmiendas he
chaA La Cdmara apruebs 81 informe de
la Comisi6n.
Los stfiores Mufioz Rivera TreIlel
solicitan la venis de Ia presidencia para
desempefiaT una comision de confeTencial
en- union del sefioF Mendez. Concedido.
El doctor Zano Gambia propone una en-
mienda al bill para conceder becaB & estu
diantes para los Eatados Unidos. Aproba
da sin discussion.
G. B. "A. Pogo de trabajos extraOrdi
naTios On Ia causa fde Dones, por eli inger
prete traduttor del Consejo Executive
senior Pedro de Castro. S175. Aprobadc
sin discussion.
CCOntinuGrd.)
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: A Yotar. Sc aprueba el bill despues de
habeF hecho Ell 81 nor Mufioz Ia moci6n de
quorum" de haber dispuesto el 'Bpea-
ker" vinieran al salon los delegadoB que
estaban en- el de conferencia. % yotos.
Vlene un ''toro". "Sustito los Z. B
9y G. B. 10, Para enmendar alguuas
secciones de Ia Ley proveyendo para Ell
mantenimiento y policfa de los caminos
pdblicoB Parece que los carros de dos
ruedaB van tener un buen meneo pues
los de ruedas tienen buen padTino.
El senior Vivaldi solicita se discuta en-
la secci6n de Ia noche
El senior Blondet pide que 90 lea secci6n
por gecci6n. FL sefior TreIles hace pTesen-
te que Ia Comisi6n ha introducido muchas
enmiendaB que eatas deben ser detalIa-
das q la C6maTa.
Fl se1or Blondtt manifesto que puesto
que Las enmiendas de Ia Comisi6n son nu.
merosas 6importantes, debiera yolver Ell
proyecto la Comisi6n para que On el In
forme que SO pTodujera & la C6maTa 30 de-
taIlaran una una las enmiendas hechas.
A esto Se opone ell speaker" diciendo
que falta muy POGO para terminarse Ia le-
gislatura y que cada vez que se trae
discussion nm pFoyecto importants Sc hace
la moci6n de que vuelva Ia comigion que
10 inform6, 10 que hace perdeT un tier1po
preCioso. Que cree que la CamarR puede
II estudiando secci6n por secci6n y las en-.
miendag hechas por Ia Comisi6n, fin de
BaIiT de una vez de este bill que es impor'
tante contiene 15 largas secciones que
no podrfan scr eatudiadas el dltimo dfa.
'sPor go solicit6 que se diera cuenta
con 81 proyecto ssta noche' dice 81 Befior
Vivaldi
FL aefor santisgo hace presente que los
sefioreB Vifias y Barcel6 le hicieTon pre-.
ssnte que las enmiendaB hechas al proyec-
to habfan sido estudiadas con todo dete.
nimiento, por 10 que 81 no tuvo inconve-
niente en- aceptRFlas sin examinarlas con
mayor Rtenci6n.
La C8mara acuerda que el bill vuelva
& Ia comisi6n para que 10 devuelya esta
noche discutirlo an Ia session.
81 Conseio Executive aCepta la comfSi6n
de conferencias para tTataF de las difeFen.
Cias Burgidas en- ell ia. b is.
g. 81 %. Para reCobTaE e1 diuero que
.tsnfa IA casa de Ceballos poE cueDta d
algunos muniCipios de esta isla. AprobadC
sin discussion.
6. B, III. Para anAanchaF ID e6fcel ID
AEeCihp, n asfor Tisol aolicita @ aptue
s Hr y
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DAVID BELLAMORE
lMPORTADOR

FORTALEzA 21, EDIFICIO DEL DIR. ORDoNEs (ALTOs)
ARTIcULOs FANTASIA para senOras Ninos
Tnemo gran surdo ropa hecha para Senoras de s
dmo esos Vestidos Falda Bluas de ho Ropa nteriory
Traies de ninos.,
surtdo Magnfco de sombrerOs adOrnadOs los tmos
tilos de Nueva York Paris precios sin competenca
de fantasia
EsPERAMos sU VISTA
q pNRTAIg8A q SAN JUAN PH8"2EG0
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CONATO De lNCENDIO.
OGurrl6 en- IN eafstin en- Ia .eaIIs do Ia Luna

La noche del sabado dltimo y como s
las ocho bubo un conato de incedio en- Ia
casa que ocupa 81 Cafetfn de Jose Ortiz en-
Ia calle de la Luna. &
En- dicho csfetfn habfa ell nifo Angel
R0ble que parece al tomar una l6mpara
con petr6leo SO volc6 en- el suelo ssguido
Sc comunic6 81 fuego al mostrador.
Casualmente Hubfa por el calIej6n que
da frente dicho establecimiento el Bar.
gento de la policfa insular Sr. Dionisio
Lopez = entire 6I y 81 paisano Miguel Gil
lestra pidieron auxilio pudiendo sofocar
el incendio que hnbiera sido grsnde sin la
intervention de aqu6Ilog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-25

"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa 4
sus favorecedores, que acaba de recibir las
legftimas alfombras teTciopalo de Orienta,
marca "Escudo'' para sails, ad como los
driles de hilo, legftimo n6mero 100 , Ji
pijapa , las mejores alpaCas negras y caai
mires ingleses
En- materialea para b cOnfeCci6n de
o,mbreros, ENGAGES, bordados, apliCaciones
coraess es Ia casa que tieus Gempre el
neior Surtido en Puerto Rico. HaOemOs
engf0g nor cofreos ( todoa los pueblos de
Il isla. TslkfonO a7S. r. D. B. 76&-
San FEancinOo q San Juan r, r.
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FORTALEZA 21, EDIFICIO DEL DR.. ORDoNE
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Root Y ell rlinistro de Nicaragua.
Waahington. Mario 25.


deaho
Nicaragua
EadOs UnidOS hoBiidad absolute;
faara
de cOra International Pusien pegrO pebu ntru
habrfn de cuencas las bcas dd Salvador Hnu
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REVOLUTION en- MoIdavia.
Viana. Msrzn 25.


revOu6n La SO ma derramadO ALI sd habfa OcudO
rebed
bic ebn tOdas matnzas ncendando
denca
de One ps han Id muers ueni e los que
dita suido rebellion
ombahr
pot Ia frOnte pudie ALI
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Reservas a Colours.

SumunB Rumanfa Mario 25
Trn mi ndu de las han Gdo yad Colours En- todO
atbuTo debidos del
conhiC
la DSde
pueblo Condi
tbutacn h enbda iac6n
de agrtoI
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La guerra en- Centre America.
New York, Mario 25.


Sc han do au deSpChoS poeedentes de Cnt America los % nf
confic
gobieEno honduTeno invaabe gno
del Bna de Nicaragua r satisfaction abuy
hoIade
Tujo ALI
To esabeGdO
gobiernos UnidO Mexico
que Sal
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SERVICI0 BSPHCTAL DE- Cables
De
La Democracia y La Correspondence"
UNIDaS
Roosevelt y eI canal de Panama.
La DemOCTaCia'
Washir gton, Ma, 20 25.

FL pdente modfca condolences gobierno
del to Panama Ha bodo alf
sudyenos uo dhos centamente mi6n enend
Cocktails
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tes criticas, solo posibles cnsndo 90 CareCe
de discipline en- el atendimiento.
La Camara, como niDguna otra antes,
ha cumplido con 80 deber. Pruebas
hemoS de daF, cuSntas se quieEan de eataa
inconmohibles YeEdades,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-03
HAVE CRAZE FOR FORMULA.
Smokers Follow Fashions in the Use
of Tobacco.

Make me up package OF tobacco
according to the formula used by Ed
win Booth" said the man with a
southern accent. THAT is the third
man who has asked for that kind OF
tobacco to-day" said the dealer 1t
is strange that people from remote
parts of the country as well as New
Workers make a fad of buying the
same brand of tobacco that Booth
smoked And it isn't always the Booth
mixture that they want have died
away the formulas for mixing the
favorite tobacco of many famous per-
sons Smokers the country over have
heard of this collection of recipes and
one feature of every mans trip to
New York Is to try pipeful of some
big mans favorite tobacco. In most
cases this special mixture is so
strong that the nerves of the average
smoker cannot stand 1t. He has TO
give up after a few pipefuls and go
back to popular mixture, but he has
the satisfaction of having had the ex-
perience."-The New York Sun.