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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Recent carefully conducted tests with
q standard make manure spreader
show that the use Of the machine ef-
fected a saving Of S75 per year IN labor
and in the increased value Of the fer
Hlizers so handled. There Is food for
thought here for every agr1culturist
who would make his manual labor
most effective and at the same time
get the largest possible benefit from his
farm fertilizers.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

It seems to be a perversfty of the
tame canary that he wants to sing the
loudest when there is the most ami
mated conversation going on In the
room In which his cage happens to be-
At other times, when song would be
in place, he Is often strangely reticent.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

An agricultural doctrine that should
be preached in season and out Of sea-
son from this time forth Is the pleasure
and profit to be derived from the in
tensive culture Of the ten acre farm.
The time may be far distant when this
conception will hold sway, but the
tendencies Of the time, both economic
and agricultural, point in that direc-
ton.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

AS result Of the thrifty and econom-
tcal propensities of the average house.
wife the garnet or storeroom all too
often becomes the receptacle Of lot
Of buds and truck that would vastly
better be snapped for tinware or used
to start bonfire.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Experiments recently completed by
a western experiment station show
that corn fed as corn and cob meal
was worth "a cents per hundredweight
more than shelled corn, which clearly
wouldn't pay for the trouble and ex-
pense of grinding.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

merely economic propositions from
whom he should get all that he pos
stbly can in the way Of labor before
they are Of age should have no kick
coming If he gets mighty little from
them In way Of affection, consideration
and sympathy after that time. He can
SOW wheat or cockleburs and may en-
pect to reap in kind.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Clean and comfortable quarters are
Just as much appreciated by animals,
even If they can't as readily express
their feelings, as they are by human
beings. There Is a point here worth
remembering by all who have the care
Of dumb beasts.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

The cultivation Of a state Of mind in
which fellow can laugh heartily is
one Of the best methods on record for
banishing blues and dyspepsia. An
overdose Of this prescription does no
particular harm. while the physicians
charges are nil.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Quarantine specialists are quite gen.
orally agreed that complete burning
Of the carcasses Of animals that have
died Of contagious diseases Is the only
absolutely sure way Of preventing a
spread Of the contamination. Unless
buried very deep the tramp dog or
stray wolf is apt to dig portions Of the
remains up, resulting in likely source
Of Infection. Burned there is an abso-
lutte destruction Of all disease germs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

In view Of several inquiries relative
to the black locust and it's suitability
for post timber, we hope in an early
installment of these notes to have a
somewhat extended article from the
state experiment station horticulturist
giving summary Of experience with
this variety Of tree through the north
ern states. Numerous inquiries are be-
ing made relative to the black locust in
different agricultural journals, and an
article of the kind mentioned will be
both timely and valuable.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

A milking machine has been put on
tho market during the past season
which, it Is claimed. will milk COW
clean in four minutes. Unless It Is a
good deal more simple and practical
than any Of It's predecessors the bulk
Of this distasteful work will continue
to be done tn the old fashioned way.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Unless artificial fertilizers are re-
sorted to stock raising presents the
most practicable method for the main
tenance or restoration Of soil fertility.
Marketed In the shape Of live stock.
the products Of the soil fetch a maxi
mum financial return and levy a cor
respondingly small tax on the fertility
Of the SOIL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

While the figures were somewhat diff
f1cult to get at, the Maine experiment
station has issued a bulletin In which
it states that the droppings Of one
adult chicken covering period Of q
year amount to seventy-fve pounds,
while the value Of this as fertilizer is
rs cents. In view Of these facts and
since this fertilizer Is in so concentrat-
ed a form, it should be we'll scattered
over the ground or over the manure
pile when the henhouse Is cleaned
out.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

We have known couples who went
together year after year with whom
there was no more prospect Of any
thing doing in matrimonial way than
there is of Matching chickens with the
old Buff Cochin hen that whiles away
bot summer days sitting on porce-
lain doorkn0b or the butt of a last
years cob.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

II there Is any potency in economic
laws, the combination Of five and a
half cent hogs, which he sells, and six
teen cent bacon, which he buys, ought
to cause the average farmer to look up
his fathers recipe for making the first
class home cured product. The mar
gin between the raw and finished prod
uct in this instance Is too wide to be
tolerated with good grace.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Farmers bulletin No. 30, Just issued
by the agricultural department at
washington, entitled Modern Conven-
fences In the Farm Home" contains
valuable information and practical d.
rection relative to the water supply,
plumbing, bathroom, closets and sew
age systenr for the farm home. 1t
should be in the hands Of all who are
Interested in providing these improve
ments at small cost and may be got
from ones congressman or by applying
directly to the department at Washing
ton.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

A careful examination of numerous
brands Of widely advertised stock
foods by the chemist Of the Iowa ex.
pertinent station shows that number
Of them are badly adulterated with
various cheap and worthless adulter-
ants, which greatly reduce the value
of the concoctions. A resident Of any
state can ascertain the facts touching
the constituents Of any stock food he
may be using by sending sample for
analysis to his state experiment sta
ton. These specially prepared stock
foods are usually high priced, and If
adulterated to any extent it means
that money invested in them might
about as well be thrown away.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Where farm animals have a pond or
running stream for water supply it is
we'll to see that holes are kept open
near the shore SO that they will not
have to venture on Ice over deep wa
ter to get the water they need. We
have noted several instances in past
seasons where a number Of head Of
cattle were drowned because Of neg
lect In this matter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

Irrigation, thing and Intensive cul-
ture are three things that are working
a marvellous change in the agricultural
methods and economic possibilities Of
many sections Of the country. The
first two improvements are making
available for mans use hundreds Of
thousands Of acres Of the most fertile
and productive lands Of the country,
while intensive farming Is getting the
largest possible returns from the land
so redeemed
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

The corn crop of the country for the
year past is estimated at 1881, 100000
bushels, which is an increase Of 211,-
100000 over the crop Of 1905. Sold in
raw form at 33 cents bushel, the crop
is worth $3.50, 300, 900; in the shape Of
butter, beef, pork and other finished
products 1t should fetch 50 cents per
bushel and would be worth $1,44O,-
100000.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

With the general introduction Of the
barbed and woven wire fences the
quaint and artistic old Virginia rail
fence Is fast disappearing, and only in
q few sections are they still to be
found, relics Of day that was charac-
terized by more leisurely type of
agriculture and less strenuous type
Of living, when folks did without tele-
phones and electric lights and the
stagecoach suf1ced as a means Of COM
munication and travel.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-03-21

The rapid progress which has been
made along the line Of scientific fol-
estry since the opening Of the Cornell
school of forestry in 1898 Is evidenced
by the fact that, although the work is
in measure but in it's infancy, the
forest service Of this country has been
invited to become member of the In
ternational Association of Forest Ex-
pertinent Stations. In his letter Of in
vitation to the forester In chief DR..
BUTLER, director Of the forest testing
laboratory at Tubingen, Germany, said:
TN. asking the United States to join
the association am but expressing the
general desire. You have accomplished
SO much and have taken so capable a
hold on Investigations that the work
Of the association would be furthered
by your mem bership." The benefit be-
slowed and derived from the associa-
ton contemplated is bound to be mu-
tual as well as considerable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-06

podFfa rtfsjar On elias.
Angelmo mRnda tFaer biEcOchos que
le son serEidos y brindR 50 hiia natur Il.
2 245.-S3 avis8 los Eoos que son llao
madoB para compaFecer ante 81 Tribunal
Supreme. On rayo de espsrRnza ilumina
el semblante de todos y se preparan pre-
suEosos para asistir la Audiences.
En- nm coche abriendo ID lmRrcha van
Antonio Acota, Oabo stoEeg, dos guardiaB
de penRlss, y IN reporter de La Cores
pOwdesCia. En- 81 Begundo, AEtonio ,
C6ndido ACORta con doB gusrdias de psna.
les y en- el taEcsro los ssiioEea Patron
Sire primero y Begundo Jefsa de Il Peni'
tenciRria. Los eochaa EeeoEren Les GALES
de Tstu6n, Tancs, Fortalezs, CTisto, San
JoG6 y San Sebasti6n.
POGO deBpu6S p. "a. tuvo lUgaE una
esCsna conmov dora,y foe Is legada de
una COmadTe de Ansalmo lIamada Maria
Laurean0, acompahada de una HIS de
cFiRnzB de 81, llamada BaEtola VelazqueB
, unR HIS natural que responde q nom
bFe de AsunCi6a YslazqueE, Il mayor de
Ia afios y Il menor de 10 sfiN
Las nifias faeron sgass sjadas por Bu pa
DIRE , les lfgrimaS de elias del padre
ofreCieron nm cuRdro CoDmc vedoR.
En- eatog momsntos 20 p. m. 81 REQ
Cfndido pide leehs batida y champagne.
DuVante la vista de les hiiaa de An.
seImo ne ofan aBtaS palabras:
iAy, hiias del alma
A Las 6 media sa Ie siTve Il comida &
satisfacci6n; conuistente 81 Bopa, habichue.
las, arroz , biftek.
Dasde Les Bieta de u noche fueron sspa
radios los reos uno en- 81 C1aGto que hace
De CapilIa, otro ca IN cuarto immediate ,
81 dltimo ed 81 taller de CnFpinterfa.
A las p. m. leg6 81 penal b gr. Galvez
Otero, & preotar lol auxilioB de las Crsncias
espiEitistas al REQ C6ndido. Este enCon.
trkbase nm POGO penrativo.
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qua Ga1didO y
Antonio ACOSta en-.
capilIa aver.

Z
Mucho intaEsB daEpeEt6 dssde Las prime.
raI horas de u mAilat1l, Cuanto = EslaCio.
nara con ls anuuciadG ejeCuci6n de los
heEmanoa Acoata.
Los Gguiente1 detalle8 fuerOn adquiridos
del eltadO de Leo Feos ca h tarde de aver,
y de otros paEticuIare1 impoHtantfsimos
con ellos TeIacionadoa:
AnaaImo Acosh invite 81 guardia Jorge
Ortiz jugaE una pnEtida az domin6 10
que ests. a3spt6 iugsndO dos pnEtidas do
Lac que sRli6 vencador b guaFdia Ortiz
las 2 P. m.
a las IL del dfa 81 REQ Oandido Acoata
pide leChe batidR ID que ge le siFve pocos
momentoE
Sc pidi6 Ia opinion C6ndido por 81
Director de prisioneB ssfIor Camnfas de
b Querfa su ssparaCi6n de Lon otros reos
poE ssr de opinion contEaria an religion (
sua compa Il aFos y 81 manifslt6 cue no; que
81 Faspetaba Ia opinion de loa dem6s pero
que desaaba estar undo & BuH compafi aros
hagta u tiltima hora dua nadR ocuFrirfa
sobre esta particular: que cada uno de
clos rerfa naintido nor'los ministrop de Is
religion que cada uno nnstsnta.
Nuevaments g oTganiza una partido de
domino en- la qua toma parte con Anuelmo
ACoBta e iniciativa del mismo 81 Confuado
Cabo plimero Rosario Ramos 81 auardia
.Joag Ortiz IannYtida " De 100 santos :
corraunonderk IS victor;a ( aoual 0ua he.
gs primero los 100 tsutog. 4
a lag tres de IA tarde "a presents 81
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JUAN BRAScHI.
Director INFERNO.
CONTINUA- La Sc
qula en- Ponce.
PsIigEO inminente en- que Sc hallan
iDquiIinOs que Vivsn juntO a Ia
margsn Este del Portuguese.
Las COs0chaS Do MALI J hahlChuOlaS do Ia GOmaT.
ca, 50 han pGTdIdO.
(De nWestrO OOrrespOn8al. }

SetiembTs 4-COntinia Ia seca on esta
Ciudad,
ri s&bado Cay6 un regular sguaceTo,
con ell que Crefamos SO hRbfa iniciado el
periodic de lluviaH en- eata Ciudad, perO no
hR resultado asi, pueB Ia SEGA contiD1a.
-eerfa cenvaniente que Ia autoFidad
local ordenRra loH dutfios de Las peque'
mas viviendaR, que 90 encuentran enclava'
dRs en- Ia mRrgen Este del rio PoEtugu6s,
detr6s de II c6Fcel de distTitO las levantR'
ran pueB como On eatOH meses hRce grandeB
avenidaa diCho rio, est6n corriendo los
inquilinos de diChaH viviendas, IN peligrO
inminente.
Las cosechaB de maiz habichuelaB
de esta comsrca, SO ha perdido & conSs'
cuencia de Ia SEGA. Lo mismo ha ocurrido
en- Pefiuelas, GuayRnilla, Yauco , sabanR
GFande, juzgar por manifsstacioneH de
vecinos de lss TeBpectivaB loCalidades.
De Santa Isabel no hay que hsblRT. La
s.cR ea atToE. De seguir, habr6 hacenda'
do, seg1u opinion de personaB conocedorRH
aquellOs lugareB, que no cubrir6n suS
g StOs.
Y, para comprob2r 81 aserto con reUpec'
to 10 terrible de las sequiaS en- dicha
ma, Be cita eI cauo del inolvidRble pstrio'
ta, buen poncefio, Don Juan COrtads,
que csHi se arruin6, BambrRndo BafR en-
Santa Isabel
-HemOg pFObadc, el Babroso , erquisi.
10 pan que eIabOra, en- su tahona, calle del
CaStil o, 81 reputable y pFobo, comeFciante,
doa Hilario Rengel.
PodemoB decir, Findiendo honor & la
Rlad, que de los Beis bultoB que amaHa
disriOm snts no queda en- Ia tahons uno
20 sments. LO que indica que el arhcuIo
90 de superior Calidsd, las hsFinas que
use de PrimstSimO eGrtettO.
-Vsrios vccinos de 10 Cslle de Pa6elLO-
mes, 90 quejan, y preHentan su proteuta q
la autoridRd local, de Ia peIte que deSpide
el motto, de nm >slambique gus Sc sncuen.
ira en- el sitio denominado 81 "Baluarte",
y donde Hegdu parecs, Sc confeCciona
alcohoIad0L
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Concerto del Maestro Campos.

Bien hizo el Befi3F GuBtavo Maria de
CampcB en- apliCar la cu!ta Ciudad de
San Juan 81 epftet9 de hoBpitalaFia" "
adem6s debisTa haber agregado indu' gen.
te) en- las notRs impoTtantsg del progFamR-
caEtel6n que hizo imp1imir, con Bu en-.
cantadora fotografia, para anuncisr su
benefcio, que 81 mismO Be permite lamar,
CON tipoa muY caTgadoS en- tinta, sun
GcontecimientO en- Ell Municipal "instru.
mental t'SeSlsGci0RGP', 'mOmUmemtGP' +,
"OrquestrGF, 9 stat /; y todavfs, con
letraa mucho mRyoreF, expreas tambi6n
que tOmsr6n en- 81 parte ''T1Gda nsemOs que
la prinser0 tipLe Blanca M0trds', so artia-
taB de Ia compsfita (igUoramos 81 alcaOcen
ese ndmerO) y $50 pcfesOreS de or.
questG."
D,sde luegc, que 81 maIicioso pdbIico
de San Juan no hRbfa tornado en- saFio
tan regio prcgrama, aino que, por el
contrario, 10 consideT6 pUrR tiifa, 500
tsn1a ell prop6sitO de pitorreaTse en- foEma
q So debidO tempo, d6ndoBe con 6,to
cOmprsnder que no somos tan f6cileB pa
Ta que 90 nos tonne el pslo tontamente.
va bien BsbfsmoB que no hRbfa tales
$50 PrcfeSoreS de OTqueStG, como el stfior
CRmpoE SO tom6 IA libertad de anuDCiaF
deRde hace ya slgdn tiempc; y, tfect'va-
mente, ON ell tan pregonado COn0iertO, cele.
bFAdo, por fiD, anochs en- 81 Municipal,
apenas 81 alCsnzaban 80 los m6sicoH que
en- 81 tfmAlon pIFte diTsCta, entire este
r1mero contamoH muY pocos msegtFos.
Por 10 visto, el 9 nor CRmpog ignoER el
alcance de las palabras 'lprJesOreS de or
qWeStG'', y, para ilustFarle sobre eHte parti.
CulaF, nos paEmitimoa reproducir squf Ia
dtinici6n que, de Ia VOC '.PrCfeStg'', do Gl
mas modeTno d CsionaEio de ls Lepgua.
en- las dos dn'Cas acep,i neI que tiene la
tal palabrs:
Die RAf; "PFt ,scr"
1P "PerBOna que eierce uua ciencia 6
a1te"
2H ''Pe1aona que la snreis."
Y refriendcnoB Ia primers dtioici6n,
demSs eSt6 deCir que para ''ejeFcer" una
cienCia RFte, es Indispensable, que Be
hayan teFmiDRdo los estudiOs & elias con.
cernienteg, 8 que SO posea I'M tftulc; en-
el case que ahoFa aludimog, Rabe, debe
HAbsr, 81 Maestro CampoS que no ea auf.
VerdadeFog prcfesOTes de OTqWeSta que
ccmpRendemOs, (lnteFpretando la dtfiui
ci6n del DicciODaEio de ls ACRdemia) son
los que tienen aufciente capacidad para
pOdsr dirijiF una Orque1tA (COmO 10 posse
81 D. nor CtmpOS) hubieron, como anteB
deCimOu, muy pcCOE.
De todou modos, estuvo demGu la-aS6a'
IsSsGda del Btfi u Campos, pues CON los rs
Il 80 m6SiCOB con que cont6 an0che para
Ia ejecuci6n de ID grAndioss BiufonfR dc la
opera III Guarany qued6 ba'tante aiToso,
diHigiendo bien, y obteni' ndo aplausog
que era 10 daiCO que 6l sspiraba,
echando un lado In paEts economies.
Elnotable viOliuista, senior MaFsicano
ejecut6 msgigtralments Ia gran piesa de
ConCierto que On el prOgTamS estabR %
cargo: VaFiaciones RobFe motivos do ID
opera De Verdi, sun BallO in MaschsFa",
C0nquist6ndOss mercedes aplauSOs.
ola Cara de Di0s'':
Esta obEa, muCho mas dram6tica que
lfFiCl, 6 - muy COnoCida pOF nuestFO
pdb'i loo, tauto On drama como sn savSuala.
TOdo 81 que come dEema y baya SPREE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-06

Ciado, deBsmpe efiada, desde luegoD como
squf se ha vistO, por msgnffcas comps hias
dTamGtiCRs, tiene que sufriF gran deception
al var Ia EaTEuela que eE el miBmo drama
con muY pooOs passjss mdsicales, pOEque
no eS muy CorFiente que an aEtista de Ear
suela, por bueno que aea, pusda comparar'
se en- 10 drRm6tiCO con nm actor de primer
orden.
La usfioFR Matr6p, por ejemplo, en- "a
papel de ''soledad," pQE mucho quese es'
fueECe, no ea comparable On maneHR Rlgu.
na, con ID sefiora Luiaa MaEtinez CasRdo,
On eI miBmo pspel.
Sin embargo, debemoI con toda justiCia
expEeSar que en- ests melodramR On 8
aCt7R, 81 stiioF Sanchez, en- 10 dFam6tico,
estuvo & ls altuEa de HuB busnas condicio
mes de actor, ,, nusstEo humilde juicio,
foe 81 h6rOs de Ia obrs. I'll Gef1r suarez
tFabsj6 baatsnte bien.
Ia seHoTa Matr6s 81 sefior Rsal eatu.
vieEon aiuStad<s en- Las poCas parties musi'
Gales que en- esta zaFzuela les COrEsspon.
dieron.
On eOpectadOr.-E. G.
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n tIa iualE lS Vondo FaEol % q.
rislIss Vis.iio { o2.O0 q. 1S kIies c. a'.''s
tsa
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hUg U6UGLK1OB aUVbEGIr DOT q
.smos enfermOs que ell aceite
una substancia mineral, que
namente es expelida integra
IRciOnes intestinales, caUsan-
inflammation de las Was diges-
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r 10 tanto de Ia propiedad esen-
alimento. Is de ser asimilable
volverse parte de los teiidos organicos Y
no puede nj remotamente compararse con
el aceite de hfgado de bacaIao, cuya pro-
pieslad de nutrir y fortalecer los organis-
mos debiles 10 han hecho tan necesario Y
tan justamente apreciado en- todo el num-
do.
La mejor manera de tomar ell aceite de
hfgado de bacalaO es en- la forma de emul-
sion, pOr ser ssf mas facilmente absOrbidO
pOr el est0mago; de tOdas las emulsiones
cOnocidas, la EMULSION DE. SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como la
mas perfecta y Ia mas efIcaz, no solamente
pOr la pureza del aceite de los demas in
gredientes que Sc emplean en- su eIabora-
cion, sino porque es To- ttga6cG emulsion que
no Sc sep0r0, qeCe no Sc e1sT091c60, que no
coSatSezee s6bstG9sci0s qLe iTYSte9s o igsfZo-
men et eSt6n10g0 y pOrque en- una palabTa
es el alimento mas concentrate Y mas ash
milable que Conocen los medicOs para
combatir tOdas las formas de debilipad
Organica, para purificar la sangre y como
un auxillar indispensable para las perso-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escr6fula de ia
quitismo y 0tras dolenclas cronicas.
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de los TeoB.
"a msgnffca ssCopa" que Eegala 81 GO
beFnador 81 hip6dromo ds San Juan, fus
mostrada Ioa s'rsportera." Una id6nti
a. ser6 douada, todos Ios amos, Il due6o
del cabaIlo que results vencsdor en 81
chsmpionato anusl.
Msfaua va Dorado 81 gobernador '
81 domiDgo ( Manan BaEceIoneta. Le
Acompsfia 81 BsCEetRriO particular senior
Noble.
A las II J 80 termin6 hoy l. CODfs
Reneia.
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V!eE eoIsgLll9 lllgs EN YEQyEs. 2. q.

Por cuantO hsbiendO faIIeCido en- euta
isIa nin otorgar disposition tsstamentaria
al snbdito danes Emilio Anduxe GalIaO,
ss hace p6blico por medic dol pEo1snbo
edicbo que % inBertaT6 On dos de Los psFi6.
dicca de mayor CiEcuIaci6n que % sditan
ca San juan Puerto Rico para q. los que 60
cream huedaroa del aludidO Emilio Anduse
Gallac, nd como sua uCEeodoEas. pEe1enten
dentro del t6smino dc CUARENTA
DfAs an 6ta VICE CONSULADO
Gallo de San Juan, Ios dccuunentOB debi.
damanta legalizedoS, iustiicAtivoB del do.
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90 i le Saptismbre de 1907. Dutsil
Vics Consul Daner 40v.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-06

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-06

Ell PETROLEO O ACEITE- DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendido por
algunos 1ndustriales recomendar ell aceite
de netr6leo como un sustituto del aceite de
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-17
SENSATIONAL RUN
SATURDAY NOON
BY the Marion City Fire
Departments.
Scene will be Reproduced at the
Fireman's Benefit at the
Grand Opera House.

The Fireman s benefit last year
given by the Edward Shield s COM
pany was u grand success. The
same company will again put on a
benefit for the local fire laddies
at the Grand Opera House January
30 and 81.
The company Use the only one Of
its kind on the ROAD today. Mr..
Shields is one OF three in the Unit
ed tates who is taking moving
pictures with success. He is known
as an expert at the business. Mr..
Shields will he in the city Satur-
day for the purpose Of taking n
sensational run Of the local Fire
Department Saturday noon, TO be
reproduced Cn canvas during the
entertainment. He promises Chief
Mcfarland and the boys an entire
change of program from last sea-
! son and IA strictly first class
! vaudeville show in every respect
The Shield Company is featuring
Sadie sherman, the we'll known
coon shoutcr aud reader who made
n great hit in MmiCn hast season.