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I'll PLAIAN0
EN AMERICA
los EStados lInid0s GOnsumierOn 40
miIIOnsS de- raGimOS en- 1905.
lLtsTantes usOs 1 que Sc dedIea


El pldtano esta considerable en- muchos
paises de Ia America como el Tey de las
plantas = constiluye 81 principal alimento
de millones de gentes. Produce Il veces
mas que Ia patata y 130 veces masque 81
trigo.
La production del platano del mundo
es contFatada con amos de anticipation ha-
ciendose "a muy dificil 81 proyeer toda
Ia demanda que hay del yalioao pro-
ducto.
Los Estados Unidos consumieron cerca
de 40 millones de racimos de platanoa en-
81 aflo 1905y esta demahda sc ha aumen-
tado en- una proportion de mas de- up %.
por ciento al afio. Mas de $50 vapores Be
ocupan en- 81 tr6fco exclusive del platanO,
en Ia isla de Jamaica y cgatas de centro
america.
Ell mejor terreno para el euItivo del
plStano debe estar compuesto de 40 parties
de cal, de lino, 5 de humus y arena 81,
la temperature debe variaT de Is y 80
grades F. Ia lluvia de uu promedio de
mas do 100 pulgadas y distribuido en- to-
do ell aflo.
FL platano seco la harina de platsno
han sido mpleados desde tempo inmemo.
rial por los nativos de los tr6picos para
Ia exportaci6n.
Ahor8, los compradoTes, comisionistas y
productores de todos los paises estan utili-
zando el platano seco para hacer ''cafe''
''harina", ''frutas cristalizadas'' y otros
productos
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Don 7 uIiO Sicard6
En- b aresIoneta u6 ssntIdlslma su musrts
Ode maestro correspOnsL.l

lie maestro coTTespOr1sL)
Enero Mos unfan estrechos lazos de
amistad con este amigo queridfsimo que
por TELEGRAPH supimos habfa muerto en- la
Carolina.
Tulio fu6 siempre laboTioso, desplegan.
do todas suS energfas en- el trabajo, y con-
ssgrsdo q las faenas agrfcolas.
Era un hombre activo, emprendedor y
de un coraz6n noble y un gran patricia
como buen puertorriquefio aportaba su
concurso todas las ideas pregresistas y
deseaba yer su patria pr6spera osten-
tando la ciudadanfa. -... "..
Conocemos actos muy honrosos del ami
go Sicsrd6 que 10 hacen acresdor al carino
y estimaci6n de todos sus coterraneos.
En- Barceloneta cuando Sc supo su
muerte hubo una pena inmensa, hacienda.
Sc grandisimos elogios de los rasgos de
desprendimiento que albergaba en- aquel
coraV6n Sencillo y bueno, pues durante
mucho tempo fue aquf el soaten de una
familia desamparada, y Ell mismo dia de
su fallecimiento hizo poner Is dollars en-
un certifcada, que Ilegaba la familia
que ell protegfa junto con Ia noticia laconi-
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

ItinorariO. -salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
"a simUltRneamente.
Dias laborabls-Ma aflana 6, 7.O5, 8 30
9.45 11.OO. Tarde 12.15, Las, 8.15. 4.B5, 5,45
y $50.
Dias festivOs.-Mafana 6, 7.O5, $50, 9.45
, 11.O0 IardO 1915, 1.8O, 2.3O, 800, 4.sO
5.45 y $50.
Billote baratos para d1as festivOs. De
O'tsflO Bayam6n, Ida vuelta IL cl .sO
9O-26 " O. RsO S0-16. Do Bayam6l O. aflO
ia y vue1ta IL class soils, % claso 30 t..
BlllOtO Grdinario de Capital Car 30 en-
Clas0 O. 4 CentaVOs.
BSyamons 10 de soptiombro de 1905 "a
MIN VaIdA1
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Superintendent Do ssnldad Do Puerto Rico

CONVOCATORIA.-Dec conformidad
con las disposiciones vigentes, durante los
dfas Is, Is , II del mes de Enero corrien.
to Sc llevarSn q cabo ex6menes ordinaTios
para los que aBpiran q obtener licencia
con 81 fin de ejercer la profession de Far
macia. Sc admitan solicitudes en- 81 De-
partamento de Sanidad hasta las cuatro
de la tarde del dfa IA. A estas solicitu-
des deberdn acompaf1ar los peticionarios la
cantidad de veinticinco dollars
r. ~. Hermdades, (M: Do, Superior
dente de Sanidad.
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De paso. por San Juan

Nuestro distinguido compatriota, el CO.
nocido poeta y escritor Lcdo. Mariana
Riera Palmer, de Mayaguez, ha estado en-
San Juan regresando luego 50 raBiden-
cia. Fu6 objeto de So visje traer a esta
ciudad unos de sus nifios que cursa aquf
Bus estudioB
Que Sc repitan las gratas visitas & San
Juan del estimable amigo.
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NALS DE LAS FLORES

En- Manatf Sc ha estrenado .un jnguete
lfFico titulado 'sVals de las flores letra de
Clemente ramirez de Arellano m6sica
del violinista Candido Acevedo. Tuvo
gran aceptaGi6n en- breve Ia banda de la
2. I. Ia eiecutara en- pr6ximas retretas.
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EMPLEADOS

Be necesitan para ocupar plazas de mos
trador, jovenes que tengan practica en- el
comercio y puedan dar buenas referencias.
Dirijirse al apartado de correos SAT. San
Juan Sv.B
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.lNDICAD0P -..GENEEAL

Z 0NSEIO "A LAS MADREs.-El Jarsbe canaante d.
IA Ser Wnslow debe sempre que los nnos
giodo De l. dentici6n. Proporcona aivo Immediate
q peqneno paeente produce n sueno natural franquo
avia e door el angelic desperta muy vivo allegro
Es muy agradabe al paadar, cama al nno ablanda sus
eneas, aivia dolores hace facies las fncones del
est6mago regua los intestnos. Es el mejor remedio
conoedo para dsrrea va provenga esa de la dencon
de eusqueTa otra Ttngase mucho cuidado ped
e "Jarabe Claimants de "a Sonora Wnslow' es e meio
de todos
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TEREDOR De LlBROS.-Y Corresponsal LIS
paflol Ingles con conOcimientOs genera
les de Ofic as desea colocarse. Sueldo
moderado para empezar, Buenas referen-
cias. Apartado sol San Juan.
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ARGE AQl
ABOGADO.
La TlsndIta
Al JGdO del AystntGmiemtO

Por cada diez eentavos que pc gasten
hasta 81 Is de Enero de 1907, Sc regalara
una pRpeleta de IN piano una linda mu-
feca. Hay juguetes, efectos religiosos, rcpa
para nihoB artfculoB de novedad para
sefioras y Refioritas.
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y CNN SGLL
Ynmr pnaI EcSaYN ar pWeInoce

ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAS
URBANAS.-sin quebrantos para FL en-
tiata. DirigirEa, Fortaleza SIS, San Fran
cisco r. r u Toas NJ Tavern.
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PARA ABR!GARSE CONTRA e. FRO

Acaban de llcgar por el t1ltimo vapor
frances Capas de pano para abrigarBe con-
ira 81 frfo, desde un peso y medic una en-
adelante.
Capas gruesas para las perHonas que
tengan pue embarcarse. Capas de lana de
los Princes Camisetas calzoncillos de
lana para caballeros. Mantas de lans para
viaje.
Todo esto Sc encuentra On Ell PARIS
BAZAAR de Pedro Giusti Fortaleza 27.
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PrecGos:

Un asiento de Lares Aguadilla vice.
versa, 50.
Un asiento de ida y vuelta, dentro de
Ia misma expedition, So.
Un asiento de San Sebastian q Agus-
dilla 8 vice. versa, 81.
Un asiento de ida y vuelta, el mismo
dia, 81 so. #..
Muy en- breve Ia empresa hard este
servicio en- coches de siete asientos muy
c6modoB y elegantes. Los sefores viajeros,,
que asf 10 deseen podran solicitar asientoB
= coches Hetados, por telegrafo 8 pOr Co
rFeo, deBde cualquier punto de Ia isla,
seguros de recibir Immediate contestaci6no
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Aviso a los senores vlsieros,

La empresa de coches de Cancio &
Echeandfa que, hasta ahora, .ha prestado
sd servicio diario, sin interruption, de San
Sebastian 4 Aguadilla, desde el dia prime.
70 de Enero de 1907, 10 hara extensive q
Lares saliendo de dicha poblaci6n las 6
de Ia manana para Aguadilla y retornan-
do de esta ciudad para Lares q las de la
harda -
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-sACOs DE YUTE para azfcar ,
cafe realizan precios ventajosos S. Melon
& Ca. San Juan p. r.
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ca del TELEGRAPH anunciando su despedida
eterna.
iDescanse en- paz ell alma del inolvida-
BILE amigo que supo hacer el bien expon'
tdneamente! @..- H.
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Luis R. Miranda.

Afinadory compositor de pianos en- todos
sus ramos en- cuya profession fue graduado
en- el colegio de Michigan, e. U. Ofrece
sus servicios al publico, garantizando los
trabajos que Sc le conffen.
San Jose 3, altos. Apartado de correO
no. 1,107. San Juan p. r. 15 v. a.
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COLEeI0 COMERCIAL de ALBANY
OCULISTA

Albany magnifcamente situado en- ell
Hudson con sUperiores adelantos para Ia
educaci6n.
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DENTAL EXAMINERS
HOLD A MEETING.

Santa Fe, N. M, May 13.-The first
meeting of the new Territorial Board
of Dental Examiners was held in this
city today at the office of DR.. c. N.
Lord, who is one of the hold-over mem
bers of the organization. Seven appli-
cants for licenses to practice the den
tai profession in New Mexico present
ed themselves for examination as to
their qualifications. The sessions will
continue tomorrow.
All of the members of the board
were present at the initial meeting.
They are Dr.. C.. N. Lord, of Santa Fe;
DR.. L. E. Erwin, of Albuquerque; DR..
F. E. Ofney, of Las Vegas; DR.. F. N.
Brown, of Roswell and DR.. M. J.
Moran, of Deming.
DR.. Moran was not present when
the board went into session this morn
ing, and the other members decided
I o await his arrival before taking up
the matter of permanent organiza-
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MEXICAN GIRL MAY DIE
AS RESULT FROM INJURIES

Ell Paso, Tex, May 14.-Tomasa
Flores, the young Mexican girl who
jumped from the Mexico car at the
Santa Fee bridge yesterday morning
wnen the panic was created by the
dress of another girl catching on fire
is in a rather serious condition n
it is feared that her injuries may
prove fatal.
The girl is being attended by NUM-
cipal physician Castillo of Juarez and
he reports that her condition Is ser
ious. She sustained a severe blow on
the head when she fell, which for a
time rendered ner unconscious, and
while 40 blood was drawn it is e
ed that the skull has been pressed on
the brain. The girl this morning be-
came unconscious at intervals II 1t
may be necessary to subject her to
an operation.
Josafina Barcia. the girl who was
burned, is recovering nicely, Only the
right arm being burned badly. Con
ductor Funk will be off duty for sew
eral weeks yet before his hands heal
sufficiently to allow h bandages to
be removed.
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WIFE LEAVES HER
HOME AND CHILDREN.

Trinidad, Col, May 11.-Tired of a
life of poverty and privation, Mrs.
John ~Zausavitch, the wife of a miner
living on Animas street, of this city,
left ner home here a week ago taking
with her her baby and leaving her
other five children, all under Is years
of age, il a destitute condition. The
husband, returning from work, found
the children crying from cold and
hunger. Thursday the missing wife
returned and asked her husband to
take her back, which he refused &c D.
Arrangements nave been made to send
the five children to the home at Pueb-
10 n the husband is firm in his de-
termination to have nothing to do
with the woman who treated his chill
dren in sucn an inhuman manner
Another woman, Josephine Harmon,
who roomed at the house left at the
same time, and it is thought that they
to Ration. Mrs. Zausavitch grew
tired of her freedom and came back,
but the husband vows there will be
reconciliation.
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ed by the court to conduct the de
Tense n VINO did everything in his
power for his clients. However, his
eloquent arguments in behalf of his
clients was smashed into ~smithereens
by the forcible arraignment Of facts
presented by Attorney Elfego Baca
who closed for the prosecution.
The jury was out just hour and
three quarters and returned a verdict
of guilty in the irsa degree as charg-
ed. The defendants witastood the or
deal with as much fortitude as has
ever been evidenced in a court of JUS
tice; the verdict never shook either
Of them and the imposing of the
death sentence was accepted in the
same stole manner which they exaib-
tied throughout the trial. Neither of
the defendants denied the part taken
by them In the horrible crime.
Manuel Madrid. the deceased. was
a. well known and highly respected
Citizen OF the community.
The other defendant, Francisco Ha-
|ca has been ordered 20 the penftenti-
ary Cor safe keeping as hia trial win
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4~souATTERa

ARRESTS AsouATTER,
Because she refused after repeated
warning to cease v~iolati7g the regu;
~Iations governing the supervision Of
he Jemez Forest Reserve, Mrs. Ce.
Ella Moya residing near Galli1as, was
AIKEN into custody on Saturday last
by Forest Guard Fred C. Height says
Monday's Santa Fe New Mexican. The
aficer brought his prisoner 20 Santa
Re where she was given a hearing be-
/ ore United States Commissioner ].
?. Victory, who held her in bonds of
$500 to appear before the federal
grand jury in September.
The arrest of the woman is the cul
mination of more or less trouble
/ which she mas given the forestry Off
Gals for several months past. Some
time since Mrs. Moya listed a tract
of $50 acres near Galliaas and within
the Jamez Reserve for entry. She
was notified that the same had been
listed, but that the land had not been
opened for entity and would not be for
at least sixty days or until after it
had been examined and reported upon
by a forestry official. The woman was
expressly warned that until such en
try mad been approved and opened to
settlement that she would not be al
lowed to cultivate, fence or otherwise
make any improvements upon it.
However, the paid no atten-
finn fn fhnSo u,nr,inuS ona .1,,rinx rn.
cent visits of forest guards to her
cabin she would curse and abuse
them n give them to understand
that she would not obey any of their
instructions, although she fully under.
stood what the law was in the matter.
Finally instructions were give1 to
arrest the offender and she was forth
with taken into custody and brought
TO Santa Fe. She failed to give the
bond required and was committed to
the county jail. It is said that she is
endeavoring to secure bond in this |
city.
Forest Supervisor Mcmillan reports
that Mrs. Moya is not the only person
ernfng the management and control
of Forest Reserves, but that more ar
rests will follow unless those living
on the several reserves speedily take
notice of and obey the regulations.
Mrs. Moya's husband is and has
or over a year past an inmate
of the Territorial ~penitentiary.
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her :brcthers Also. Fsdidsno % separate
from his bedaide one moment-vI have
also to say. something else. Thai
those words tfat MIR. Julian Chavez
said yesterday that we went TO the
graveyard on this day that he took
tais matter, it is not true because
have a witness that saw him in the
mouse; we were playing, myself. Tat
witness, this girl and himself playing
there, and II you wish / can bring that
witness that / or no one went to the
graveyard, neither l, this girl or him
self, I show that witness up if you
wish"
The court:
Am to understand from what you
say that you deny that you admins
tered this ~poison?"
Admitted Administering Poison.
The prisoner:
st do not deny having given it but
was not made up in my own mind. 1t
was that was injected into
my mind. / have not this way of
L1iAhIdS vi ouNu grave 1CAOAy a. U1io.
II no one had been advising me moth
ing would have happened.
The court.
who advised your"
"Mr. Francisco Baca. That is the
gentleman. I would never have tho't
of such a thing in my life if this had
lot been injucted into my mind and
Furthermore he said himself and this
girl is a witness, that If something
was don to us that he would come
forward, put his neck forward IRISH his
neck, and this woman can say it ner-
self who heard it; and he said that
at Tom Longs one day when I and
this womal was there. He says to
her that if she did not buy this poison
that he would kill her, and that if l
did not give it to MIN that he would
kill us both, wherever we he
would kill us three, myself, my hus-
and herself wherever we might
be. And anything that was sad to
me in a joke l am afraid, l am getting
fear because / know luat I am q girl
that is very ignorant and without any
experience because / have no mind
the mind of a woman have the
mind of a girl. This girl can say
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WOMAN CONFESSED HER
MURDER TO THE COURT.

Hillsboro, N. NJ. May 13.-One OF
cae most important criminal trials ev-
err tried In New Mexico ended here
last week when the death sentence
was passed by Judge Frank w. Park
err upon Mrs Valentino Madrid and
Alma Lyons. convicted by a jury of
the murder Of Manuel Madrid by ad-
ministering rat poison That the case
was important and hat great interest
vas manifested in its outcome was
evidenced by the large crowds taat
thronged the court room from the
time II was definitely known 1t would
IT, tried.
The territory was ably represented
by III. A. wexford. the district attor-
neF. who was assisted in On most Elk
chHent Am ny Elfego Baca, AEbu-
pneruue ATTORNEY. who has within the
1hRf taw years gained a wide reputa-
fApn as a criminal lawyer. especially
MH a. prosecutor. The defendants
we're represented by Major James n.
Wnddill. CA pamiaG. who was appoint
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Transfers.
not come up until the September term
Mrs. Madrid Makes Statement.

not come up until the September term
OF court.
Mrs. Madrid Makes Statement.
Before the passing of the death SEN
tence on the defendants, Judge Park
err gave each an opportunity to ex-
plain why sentence should not be
passed upon them In connection with
this the court said:
You have been tried n convicted
of murder in the first degree. Via
have you now to say to the court, If
anything why the judgment and SEN
tence OF the court should not be
passed upon your"
Mrs. Madrid replied:
IT have to say here In the presence
of God that neither I or tais girl can
be punished because this felony was
committed. but it was not done be
cause we got IL out of our minds. neil
ther have I this knowledge In my
mind to do this III I had done this
out OF my own mind I would mot be
here. Neither would / have been at
his sickness. as r was. as most OF the
people owe this town saw and one OF
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sunshiners In Session.

New oYrk, May 16.-Fhe annual con
vention of the International Sunshine
society, an organization devoted to
teaching charity and the propagation
of optimism, begins today at Benson.
hurst by the sea, with the fnterna-
tional Sunshine sanitarium and rest
home as its headquarters for the three
days of the meeting. A large delega-
ton from this city where the society
has its headquarters. will take part
in the convention.
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zation was efected 50 asz&1 prSeeed
with the ezam1natf6n of ne appli-
cants. DR.. O1ney was selected astem
porary president and DR.. Lord as sec
rotary protems
OF the sever applicants for licenses
J six OF them hare pTacticed their pro
i~fession fn other conmonwealths. THE
other is a new graduate from a dental
school. The examination today was
a written or preliminary one. To-mor
row the aspfrants for licenses must
demonstrate their ability at practic-
al work such as operations at the
chair and prosthetic dentistry IN the
laboratory, sucn as making plates and
setting artificial teeth.
Following are the names of those
who appeared today for examination
and the schools from which they were
graduated: ss+s
g. NJ. Stanfll, OF Albuquerque, grad
uate OF dental department of the Uni
versity Of Tennessee.
r. F. Petit, of Albuquerque, gradu-
ate of Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Charles A. vEller. of Albuquerque.
graduate of Indiana Dental College at
indianapolis.
J.@J. Clarke Of Artesia, graduate OF
New Orleans College of Dentistry.
L. R. Hough, of Portales, graduate
of Western Dental College of Kansas
City, Mo.
J.. G. Hall of Pecos. graduate OF
Ohio College of Dental Surgery.
Joseph Witschger, of Albuquerque,
graduate of Philadelphia Dental Col
lege.
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of the cr1hsaoranurdefFa the Arz
degree. Have you anythfng to SAY
the court now why the sentenca
should not be passed upon your" 8
The prisoner:
Because, because I was innocent
she told that they was for rats so
was Innocent there, and / did 40
The Court:
well, you knew afterwards wha'
she was doing with it,"
The prisoner:
81 een her with something, 1 die
not know, if she had told me well
1 want this to do this with my nus
band I never would have got it,"
The Court:
1.-The jury has heard the testimony
in this ase and nave found by their
verdict of guilty that you are a party
to this horrible crime. You have CON
fessed it on several occasions to diff
ferent persons" :
Confessed Part in Murder.
The prisoner:
Yes, sir: because 1 did not know
they say-yes, sir; say well you have
to say this if you do not l am going
to do something to you, SO had to
say it. I amt nothing, put a sixteen
year-old girl; what do know about
laws and if I had know something
about law and I says no this is doing
wrong with me-"
"I appreciate something of the cir.
cumstalce under which you were born
and reared. I have een you a little
child walking around the streets of
this town. l know that you have new
er had such care and training as you
should have had and that makes me
doubly sorry for you, but the law
must be enforced.
you have been a party to one of
the most outrageous crimes that has
ever been known in this part of the
country. 1t strikes horror into the
hearts of all men. 1t is simply terri
BILE beyond description. You nave for
feited your right to live. The commu-
nifty must be protected against people
of your kind. l am sorry to say these
things to you, knowing that a certain
sense you are really not RESPONSE
BILE for the horrible position il which
you have now placed yourself. I am
powerless to do anything for you. The
law imposes upon me the duty of pro-
nouncing the sentence of death upon
you. Whereupol, it is the judgment
n sentence of the Court that you
be remanded to the custody of the
sheriff of Sierra County, New Mexico,
to be by him safely kept in the com
mon Jail of said county until Friday,
the 18th day OF June, in the yea of
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and seven, INT lat on said day the
sheriff of Sierra County shall take you
from said Jail to n into al enclosure
to be erected upon the court house
grounds of the county cou house of
said Sierra County n Territory of
New Mexico and that between the
hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and
4 o'clock in the afternoon Of aid day
you be by the said sheriff therein
hanged by the neck initial you are |
dead, and may God have mercy on
your soul"
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cLARkvILLE MINES GO TO
AMERICAN FUEL

Gallup, N. NJ, May 1.-THE official
of the American Fuel company which
has just acquired the Clarkvilie coal
mines that the properties
will be worked on a much more elab-
orate scale than formerly. Develop
ment work will be greatly increased.
causing a consequent big Increase In
production, as there is a practically
unlimited amount of coal which can
be easily taken out. The American
company took full charge last Wednes
day.