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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
M E NUDENCIAS
C'SAS DE ELLpS

Segt1n manifesto On telegrama re-
clbido en- Madrid, procedente de
Tauger, e1 Gobierno sherifiano, con
tlnua sus negociaciones con los jefes
de las tribus, para privar de auxilios
al Raisuli.
Desconocese la actitud que han de
tomar las kabilas de Hamas, 81 bien
sc sospecha que Sc apodere de su
amino el tenor los enormes eriu1.
clos que puede acarrearles su benevo-
lencia y ayuda para con ell Raisuli; Y
sc cree que aca baran por inclinsrse
del lado del Gobierno, reteniendo al
rebelde y poniendolo disposition
del Sultan.
Parecenos que aun con Ell auxilio
de las kabilas de Hamas, no lograra
ell Sultan de Marruecos verse libre
del Raisuli; este barbara ciudadano.
muerto mas de velnte veces por al
gunos corresponsales de peri6dicos
europeos, parece que, parodiando la
Erase dc la popular" Marcia de Cadiz
aun tiene mucho que tocar por aque-
llas mogrebinas kAbilas, y. segui
ra tocando. nasta que la cosa no sea
tomada en- serio no por las tr pas del
Sultan, 81 no por las de afuera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
SU"GRl I TERM

-"Usted perdone, querido suegro;
pero debo recordarle que prOmetio
dar cincuenta mil pesetas 4 sus hi
jas. Como es que ahora no habla
usted mas que de diez mil2
-Muy sencillo: die "cincuenta mil
pesetas" pero, como tengo cinco hi
jas, q cada una correspondent diez mil
..Pero tn mujer y t1, vivjr6is y co
mereis aqul, en- casa, con nosotros.
-iOh! iQGe bueno es usted papa
No tengo que advertirte que los
ga IS de ha bitacion comida, Sc
cu' !. = con los intercses de esas
dlez mil ~Setas.. que yo conserv i.
re en- mi poder, para hacerlas pro
ducir.
p r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

no de esA. porvenir tan auhelado
en- medic dc las resignaciones
del sacrihcio. es muy natural que
Sc extasie Ell gobernador CON
templando los mapas y pianos
del puerto de San Juan, que
muestra con orgullosa satisfac-
cion a cuantos en- estos dias
alegres, trasponen los umbrales
de Santa Catalina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
Dom lingo OrO=c0.
LA FUNCION DE HOY
Ell ExlT0 OE BLANCA MATRaS

Los programs anuncian para ests
noche Cara melo". extraordinario exi.
to de la eminente artista Blanca Ma
tras, y LA trapera" y "El pobro Val
buena"
Los triunfos ruidosfsimos obtendos
por la sonora Matras en- Esrana, Ha-
bana y Mejico en- "Caramelo" y "La
Trapera. son ell mas efcaz reclamo de
la function de csta noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
Don Fernando Valera

) Ha obtenido con brillantes notas, el
Aertifcado de maestro Principal, ell jo-
ven don Fernando Valera, professor
sefior Valera, es autor de una
GeogSaffa de Puerto Rico y cola bora
dor mtv distinguido del BoLErfN MER-
cANTm
CelebraSoos 81 triunfo damos la
mas cumplioa enhorabuena al estudio-
joven.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

Hemos tenido sumo gusto de es-
trechar la mano de nuestro respeta-
BILE y distinguido amigo don Joss
Esmoris, del comercio de la ciudad
de Mayagiiez-
Traen al senor Esmoris San Tuan,
asuntos particulares, que cree dejar
solucionados cuanto antes.
Grata permanencia entire nosotros,
deseamos al buen amigo don Jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
Nota del dia

MIR. Post debe estar contenti :
SlmO.
La suerte, que antes sc le
mOstraba tan hostil. ahOra sc lie
muestra propicia, favora bic
muv freCuentemente.
Para cOnsolarse del fracaso
de la Asamblea de los alcaldes,
seg1n tOdos los anuncios es aho
ra TN hecho la resolucion del
gobicrno federal de COmenZar,
en- breve, los trabajos de linn
pieza del puerto de San Juan.
Y como ell fuerte de Mr.. Post
es todo 10 maritime, como sus
may ores 6xitOs, no Obstante que
eS IN funciOnario tcrrestre, los
la corseguido en- cOsas de la
mar, como ahOra sc lie presenta
una OCCASION magnifca de lucir
sus grandeS, sus protundos CO.
nOCimientOS en- eSa materla
que dOmina tan acabadamente.
he ahi por que decimos que de
be estar muy COntentO nuestro
gobernadOr, va que sc aprOxi-
ma, segun todOs los datos, ell
dia y Ia hora en- que la bahia
de San uan ha de quedar en-
condiciones de ofrecer I'm mag
nifico campo a las experiencias
del inventor ilustre que resulta
una coruscante exception en- la
triste Odisea que aCOmpa1a ge-
neralmente la vida de los ge
MOS.
Cuando Ell puerto de San uan
este completamente limpio de
las pigricias y obstaculos que
en- la actualidad 10 obstruyen, el
af0rtunado inventor de no re.
cordamos que utensilio para las
extremidades de los buques. tai
Vez sc decida a amenizar la vida
colonial ddndonos una repeti-
ci0n de aQuellas experiencias
asombradoras que llenarOn de
estupefacci0n TN dia a los gla-
ciales haSitantes del NOrte.
iOuien sabe ST por la mente
inquieta de- luncionarlo inven-
tor, ha p2sado mientras confe-
renciabL con los periodistas,
mostrIndOle pianos Ell TN alar-
de abb umador de conocimientos
estupendOs, la idea de praCtlCar
nuevos ensayOs, nuevOs esperi-
mentos, pruebas repetidas de
aquellas invenciones ignoradas
Que S. no han tenido la resonan-
tie POI ularizaci0n que tai vez
han M reCidO, es pOrque Mr..
Post, esthnando mas aplicables
8 mas 1tiN>s sus aptltufes al
servicio delEedentOrismO que
al de la CienCio9naval, resOlvio
abandOnar Temporal mente sus
felices V .afortunados Axitos de
inventor, para venir q hgurar
entire nuestrOs inmensOS tu-
torres.
Ah0ra. ia fortuna Sc compla2
&c en- colmar de facilidades Ell
presente venturoso del gran
pontifice de la congregation, y
todo coopera a que las cosas Sc
pongan de suerte que Ell inefa-
bic gobernante pueda, q la vez
que consuma la felicidad de la
Iusula Burlandia, cuya liquida-
ci0n le ha sido, al parecer, cen
fiada, practicar esas abandona-
das experiencias, sacrihcadas
hasta ahora en- obsequio q la
felicidad de los colonos, que ha
preferido a su propia gloria el
gobernador Mr.. Post.
Ante el presentimiento risue-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
81 TAPoR '.PHILADELPHIA'

ANGLO en- nuestro puerto hoy, este
vapof americana de la lfnea I'D roia >
conduciendo ST. bordo gran contin-
gente de pasaje. correspondence y
carga general para este puerto y los
de su ruta en- la vecina Repdblica
de Venezuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

"A las personas que padecen de de
preston nerviosa, 4 los neurasteuicoS
4 los fatigados por excesos cualee
quiera, recomendamos Ell tfso de /,
verdadera NEUROSINE PRTJNIFP
este maravilloSo recon nstituyente del
sistema nervioso.
La NEUROSINE PRUNIER cuvo
uso paede contlouarse indiinidamen-
&c sin inconvenlen alguno, y6ndese
en- todas las faranacias. ~'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

Los sefoies don Conrado Palau v
don TruJillo Mercado de Guayanilla.
han preSentadO escritos al ConlitS
de FranquiciaS solicitando licencias
para poder sacar aqua con destino 4
riegos en- las demarcaciones de Loi-
"a Y GuaYanllla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

La Junta Directiva de Ia "Woman's
Aid Society" ha enviado 4 Ia sefiora
Presldenta de Ia Junta de Damas de-
Refugio de Nifios Desampara dos, boz
conducto de don Juan Hernanlez co..
PEI, setenta siete dollars, loceden-
tes de los soerantes de la venta del
Hospital de Mujeres niflos de San
Juan, y liquidation de sus deudas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
IL ''IULIA LUCKBNBACH''

Encuentrase descargando en- nues-
tro puerto, desde la tarde de aver, ell
vapor americana de la Insular Lin e
Julia Lucken BACH
Conduce a ST. bcrdo, carga general
para ell comercio de esta Capital y
los puntos de su rute en- la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

Ha sido condenado esta mafIana &
sufrir diez dias de arresto Ell indivi-
Rafael Murlel (al Baboso quien ano-
che entire doce y una promovi6 un
eScandal0 en- Ell "Callei6n del Toro."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

Hoy fu6 condenado 4 pagar I'm do
liar de multa el indivfduo Francisco
Agosto, por que anoche dormia tran
quliamente sobre una de las mesas
dedicadas para Ia venta de frutos de
la plaza del mercado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

Ell Departamento de Educaci6n ha
concedido examenes a los asplrantes
para maestros Preparatorios, los dias
tres y cuatro del proximo mes de Sep
tiernbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
Varias noticias

Hoy eXistfan en- la carcel munich
pal 90 reclufdos. slendo 90 varones v
0 hembras. Salieron en- llbertad (.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

Ell precio de cada Inca de edictos,
judiciales, publicados tres veces con
secutivas en- Ell BOLETIN MERcANrIL.
vale 5 centavos. En- otras publica-
clones Sc cobran 10 yIs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08

La Ultima obra de Derecho edlta-
ia en- el BoLETiN, es la Jurispruden-
cla en- 10 criminal establec ida por Ell
el Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico
durante cl af1o 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-08
La session de esta noche

Esta nochc celebrara session ordi-
maria cl Concejo Municipal baio Ia
prcsidencia de don Pio Amador Sc
trataran importantes asuntos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

playlet from the pen of a New Orleans
newspaper man. Jimmie Lucas the
boy with a dozen dialects, will give
some songs. and incidentally initiate
George NJ. Cohan. give negro sketch.
dutch turn, and depict young lady
making her debut on the stage Cart
w. Sanderson and Miss Billie Row
man VIII offer musical comedetta
emitted Two Theater Tickets" which
" o'clock-in-the- morning sketch of
New York life. The kinodrome will
nave some motion pictures dealing
WIN When Cripples Met" The Art
iui Dodser' and Fun at tho Seaside"
For the first half of next week ,ho
attraction at the Grand will be t5e
comedy drama Lost in New York
me scenic effects and equipment TO he
brought into requisition for It's RON
nlllon are said to be exceedingly real
is,lc' Among the scenes are Blackweu
Island, Madison Square the East
river at night, and other important
points OF Gotham. The compnilv nro-
seulins the play is said To- he var,.
capable, Nnd the story is an Interest,",
ing one of life in the great metropolis
Inc advance notices of the inlay arc
exceptionally favorable.
The week at the Grand VIII be fin
"'lru ny presentations of "a pastoral
comedy drama Quincy Adams So.
yer which is pronounced 10 he ono
OF the prcttlest and most succession nf
New England plays. The story Is trt,e
10 NE and is surrounded with n ouoInt
atmosphere that has proved to he
most healthful and entoyable in tbe
eastern cities. Tho characters arn satd
10 be natural studies ana The theme
is simple and pure. ana nor unliEc ~
good sermon. The promise is eNen
, rI,at we hlil VIII prove one Of tho
most attractive of the season.
~ Pledge of Honor" viii no III.
attraction at the Lyric next ,coot
PLAYED by tho Lyric stock comnanS.'
headed 10y Frederick Moore. II ia y
c cr., ',.S,, drama, of thrilling situations
ana VIII doubtless prove la bo intcr.
,Srilng and entertaining. Tbo us,,,I
w 'u ,ly ana Saturday matInes viii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

actor. In his new modern comedy
drama, The Ragged Messenger" Re
memberins his exquisite Monsieur
Beaucaire" of last season, local thea
tefgoers will be much pleased with his
appearance in this city. which Will be
for three performances. commencing
Monday evening, the 18th.
Another dramatic event Of decided
Importance to be witnessed Mt the
salt Lake Thenter win be the appear
ance OF Isabel Irving, the gifted ac-
tress and strong company. for the
last half OF the week beginning Feb.
u, in the play Susan In Search of
Husband" The organization COM
prises such we'll known people az Has
sard Short, Herbert Standring, Ernest
Wainwright, Jessie Izctt and Edith
touring The west unexpectedly,
through a dIsarrangement of the
plans OF Eleanor Robson. All are APP
peGring in the parts they originally
played in New York. with the excep-
ton of Miss Irving, who takes the
role In which Miss Robson found such
favor
sun another attractive card will be
offered during the present month, by
Mr. PIPER To his patrons. in the re-
turn TO Salt Lake of Nance ONeil, the
celebrated, beautiful and ever popular
uagedienne, Mlss O'Neil comes back
under q new management, Jackson &
Read, In what Is said to be superb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

Stevens tHsrry odlin, -
aeronnut, Professions,
Major silas Rebllng q /, nj,
the signal corps. u. i ' flerson), Q,
Lady Alice Mandeville 49,
an Enslish friend OF the tu SSso,hnnxon).
laNt, out not least dasi,uuies, and
gallantrles, one iV''atlcs With M
Jack Chandler (Orme c,ts
trouble begins when tbis eIeli Tho
starts IN his balloon al p,Es,vauang man
Noii,lnues INTO Lenox, To tba eid ami
" tne Nenderwaters which !. V9ttaee
cnerge or the caretakers lett IN
MT; ana Mrs. Michael Coch,,.
- ward and Lizzie ConVa,a 'John
the program further -
~ 1h e., SURPRISING things that os S',cs That
on lne root OF the Aero club @| ~, nsgIn
noc,' 10y 'rue no surprising thinesi n nN
o,,a i,,,ra,.tv ne Whole PLAY there h ~
o,.e,,,s es,iious ana Unexpected tns,, uot
Myrtle Webb announces X, "itty. line.
ing TO marry Biddle II ~ eng Is 60
clear whether she loves hh, .ot quite
MIS- Nanderwater has got bsrsoyis not.
gled UP With Chandler. II 4, SSH Ii ian-
clear now seriously. Al mn az. qnlte
is ABOUT 10 make ballonp VuN $40
with him when self sacrieatrSs cension
arrives at the conclusion tbn,e Ayft.e
should trust herself in the rIo,,ao vile
a man who Is not her HUSBAND with
taxes the place of her friend ma ma 50
qulte clear, because it is tho srt,,1aaI
coilNersatlon Tor two hours ~. "
MaIu' bluuIe breaks his eneaean,s@..
III MSrtle ialis into the arms
ona,iu,er, tnough IL is not uulte AXE oe
whether she really cares far wear
not. Mr., Rosenfeld obylousI, h slm ot
tempted to duplicate his njenss "ss al
vanderbilt Gun" substituting oos me
lcs for motoring, and forgettjns "a.
The vanderbilt Cup" would re-, 'nat
pretty poor stun without It's sons, Veen
Elsie Janis. - sonss and
There are no songs in nrh
Club Miss Chaser has fnllorasAeI9
whilom partner Francis WlIeon heI
comic opera, though that fact hss "ul
no change in her manner or ber I 'ueae
cd. In England one always l,nors " ,"tI
one goes to the thcatcr just whs. TGg1e9
of show ono WIN see. since playS, n,n
mere rarely vary their style of en,s,
lainlnent: In America one can M loNs
er hazard a guess as 20 that cvsf ' zig
looking up the past performana.aa' e et
the star Mr.. Wilson was Sc,Srs q
tragedy few months ago WI "
tel when Frank Daniels viii t ,,n
Hamlet" ny
In short, four of the five new NAV.
given last week in New York ,s p'a!S
unlikely to rank as real successes
the season. The fifth was offered ~
late for review in the present s,ts,
and must go over until my nert cora
munication. This piece is an TnSi.
Michus," and 1t is running at The t cs.
den. 'a''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

own manager viii watch developments
here With great deal OF interest. Miss
Nethersole's fame Is world wide, and
her repertoire OF Mays, whatever merit
some OF them may or may not possess.
from the view point of he best moral
ethics, are so much talked Of that most
local theater-patronS VIII probably
want Ia see them. The big bill opens
ON Monday night at o'clock sharp
with "Saphp,' Miss Nethersole's mos;
famous play Friday and Saturday eve
nings and Wednesday and Saturday
matineos will witness the performance
of the same production THE Laby-
renth' being eliminated from the Salt
Lake engagement Tor Friday night TO
make way for "Sapho.'
Long before Miss Nethersole produced
"Sapho" IN New York IN 1899, She had
conceived the idea OF playing 'Sapho'
from "A drama which was the Outsrowth
uf Daudcts famous novel The book
had lnln almost undisturbed in llbrar-
les Ton years, and was little read, al
though admittedly IA classic in litcra-
ture, as such classics go. When Miss
Nethersole announced that she would
appear In the tltlc role of this version
OF the book, a storm developed which
only reached its elimination when she
finally produced clyde Fitch's adapta-
tlon Of the novel II will be remem-
bered by News" readers how legal
proceedings were instituted To cnjoln
her from publicly appearing In the pro-
ducti0n which was widely proclaimed
at one aud the same time as a great
sermon against sin and as stepping
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

three years and only left New York
two months ago
KYrle Bellew will resume his tour
next week In "A Marriage Of Reason"
Rehearsals are under way. Among the
members of the company are Frederick
de BellVille. Julia Dean, Conway
and Fannie Ward.
A play called "A Navajoe's Love-
written by Sedley Brown. has been well
received by Los Angeles theatergoers.
The hero Of the play is a Navajo In
dian living in civilization, who has fall
len In love with a white girl
Richard Manshed's New York en-
gagement this year win consist of
series Of IS performances AT the New
Amsterdam theater. beginning on Mon
day, Feb. %. The opening bin will be
Ibsen's comedy, Peer Gynt."
Marie Cahill has given to Georgetown
university n Bell edition of Shake
speare, published in London IN 1887, An
offer by the actress 10 found a library
for the college has been accepted by
the Rev. Father Buell. $. j. it's presl-
dent.
Miss Frances Stars delineation OF
the coquettish Spanish American maid
en- in the Belasco-Tully play of "'The
Rose of the Rancho" at the Belasco
theater in New York, continues to ex-
cite the liveliest interest felt in any
Young actress who has appeared in
New York in a decade.
Martin Beck, general manager of the
Orpheum circuit, will leave Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
THEATRE GOSSIP

Eugena Blair is starring I'm tho ,,ta
die west IN clyde Fitch's drama TN
Woman In the Case" nc
Among the plays selected for Wu,o,
LAckaye's repertoire arc Lack Cad, :.
IN, IN New Way to Pay Old Debts ana
Fauline Chase is playing Peter Pan"
al me Duke of York's thaator IN Lon.
uoh' succeeding Cecilia LOTUS.
William Faversham Is rehearsir.
"The Great Galooto" and viii Nam
production Of the drama lato i'm me
season. :" '"e
Ethel Barrymore. who Is now In Chi
caso playing Capt, links" Is arranr-
ing 10 go 10 London this sprinp ara
pay me part of Rhy MncChosney I'm
The Three OF Us" ~
Thomas jefferson Ia planning n on-
pear In Paris In nip Van Winklnl
next summer. He win play the titia
company. . ''''"
Blanche Bates, in Belaseo's CalIfor.
ma ma drama, The Girl Of the Golden
west, Is packing the large Academy
OF Music IN New York al every ner.
fOrmance.
Mrs. Annie a. Adams. the mother Of
Maude Adams. win play her old mr.,
OF Mrs. links with Ethel Barrymore
IN Captain links of the Horse Ma
rines."
David Belasco is hard at work on a
new play for David Warneld 10 re-
place 'rhe Music Master" Warmed
has played "The Music Master for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09

soon on tour of Europe in search of
new talent for the Orpheum and Kohl
& Castle houses. He will take an
American automobile with him and
every mile of four months journey
will be made in this vehicle
Florence Roberts Is to return to the
New York stage in March. She Will
appear in Days theater IN roman
tic tragedy called Maria Rosa" trans
lated from the Spanish of Guimere.
by Guido Marburg and Wallace Gill
patrick.
John Jack, the veteran actor, who
recently met with an accident. has
been compelled TO withdraw from Lii
Ian Russells company and has de
cided to retire from the stage. HIS
friends in Philadelphia are planning
to give him a testimonial benefit to
mark his retirement
In an Interview with the representa-
tive of the Theater Magazine, Edna
May said: MY ambition Is to have
home, a husband and children Her
ideal husband is a man of at least 40.
one who has plenty of brains ana
never gives IN to his wife's whims'
but kindly and firmly has his own way.
Blanche Walsh is meeting with sue
cess I'm 1.-THE Straight Road. the new
Clyde Fitch play that has been pro-
duced under the management OF Was-
enhals & Kemper. at the Astor the
ater New York. Some of the New
York nuewspap ers have criticised tn"
play as being sensational. but the
minority of them are unanimous IN
their opinion that II is the best play
that Fitch has yet written.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-02
Remember the Pioneers.

1t may be that some Of the younger
generation are inclined to forget the
debt they owe TO the pioneers, and
even to scoff at their influence and
ideals II this is true it is unfortunate,
and there is all the more reason for
the perpetuatioh OF pioneer associa-
tons and the welding of pioneer in
fluence To belong to such an organ
ization is to be inscribed on role Of
honor. In this new country it is al
most a title Of nobility, The sons and
grandsons of these sturdy men aud
women should cherish their history
and traditions and preserve them from
oblivion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-02

There is one loss sustained by
druggists that very few people know
about said the experienced clerk.
That is in the prescriptions that have
10 he made over. the same as clerks
stenographers. writers and artists. no
matter how painstaking. frequently
have to do their work over. The most
careful drug clerk In existence is
bound to make mistakes sometimes in
measuring and mixing
"He may pour in too much of some
kind of liquid or slit in too much OF
a certain powder In most cases the
overdose would not really affect the
value of the medicine. but the con
scientious clerk isn't going to take
any chances of numbering anybody. so
he throws away the whole mixture
and makes up another prescription. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-02
lTER FROM SAND DUNES.
} OF Part Of the Netherlands
Drinking Supply.

supply of water for Amsterdam
lie Hague is collected from sand
bordering on the sea. In the
near Harlem, where they have
III of nearly ta'o and half miles,
immits arc 20 TO 81 feet above
lea level. The quantitya of rain
percolating to the ground'water
ms is estimated at Lie inches
innum. From Amsterdam the
is collected in open canals,
are never eXcavated below sea
For The Hague it is collected
ineware pipes in bed of shells
It a depth OF 10 feet below sea
Harlem is beginning to build
so to 80 feet below sea level TO
4 water. As fresh water is found
ch depth under the dunes. while
fater at the same depth in the
diate neighborhood is salt, II is
.ht that the hydraulic pressure of
tune water prevents sea impreg-
n The water contains much iron
.ution and for this reason, as well
+ other reasons, is filtered at the
places mentioned before being
led into the MAINS. When the
is collected in wells or pipes
.Ist be aeratcd before being FL
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-02
Natural Curiosity.

A singular forest Of stone columns
at Dikilatch. In Ras aria. las been Wis
tied by Prof De LsUnay. a French
geographer. who reports that this ruin
like formation extends over a space
about 1900 feet long by 100 10 $50
feet broad. on the edge Of a plateau
in The open country. the columns he
ing Is to % feet high. and some Of
them vard thick, their shape being
absolutely cylindrical They have
been produced by erosion Of masses
nj the gray nummulitic limestone
broken b. joining 4 special study
vac made by Prof Dc Launsy. aud he
concludes thai Whifls IN the bed Of
a torrent gave the column their isOla-
ton and shape