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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
NuGVaS eXpsrienCias mediumnimiGas
do m6diCOs J NOfasOTes de Ia
JniVsTSIdsd de Turin.

PocoR dial deSpu6s de les ssaionss do
Geneva, las que RaiEti6 el Professor
MoEselli, do las suAiones ON 81 Lahorato-
rio dc PsiquiRtria de lR UniveEaidRd de
Turin, hAio lR direction del professor Lom.
bFoBo, nuevau expeFienciaE tuvieron tfscto
en eata t.tinR ciudRd con intaIvan0i6n de
Lon doctorea AmRdeo HsElit2ka, Carlos
JoE Alberto AgRzzotti, RyudRntsB del
professor Mosso, eI prominsnte psic6logo
cuyca tEabsjoB aon G c'GsicoB universal.
m0nte conocidoE. A Ia aegunda de estaE
lesionsn. Ia mas notable de todsS, Rsi1ti6
otro catedr6tico de la Univsrsidad de
Turin, 81 doctor Pho Je6, pre- fssnr de Ana.
tomiR Pathological, director del Musao Ana.
t6mico Gscretario general de Ia Academia
de CienCias de Turin.
81 aCta do estsa aesionas e. la que
repEoduoimos del importante peIi6dico ita.
liRnO Ea Sb0mpa. F6cilmenta compFen-
deT6n los lectoEea Ia impoEtRnciR dc elias,
tanto baio el punto de vi.ta del rigor Glen
tifco emp.eRdo ep comprobRY los fan6ms-
nos, como bsjo 81 puuto de vista de Ia
intenaidad dc Las manifestations, Fegiatra-
dos tambi6n p0T medic de aparatoa
''POgQWe pWbSoGmOs esta Gtta."
'Si publicamoa un Rcta de las ssaiones &
que aHiRtimoH con Ia sthora Eulapis PalR-
dino, deapn6s de tRntaB otTas como han
aparecido en- loa peri6dicos, appearances gus
NO por ESQ ncs acuERTSn de echar mas
aEuR on el e6ntaTo. Los fsn6msnos me.
diumDfmicoB EepFegentsn tai w hoy 81
aaunto que mas fuertemente inteTesR, de
un lRdo & squeloS que eStudian sin pre-
ConceptoH, do Otro lRdo al pdb!ico, que
aBperR EN- elloH hallRE, Ia base de una
nueva f6, el oTigen de an eEcsndalo muy
Eubstancioao en- el cURl habEfa de nRufra-
gar Il RsputG ci6n de que diBfrutan algu.
NOS sabios psTimentadoTeE."
"Adem6s ds estes consideTacionea gene.
FAlss uOmos impslidoH q Ia publication por
otroa motives. Las condolences en- que
tuvieFon lugar las sesioneB son de cal
nAtuTRfesa que cfrecen completRg gsEan.
tfRH de- que no fnimos victimaB, nj de
h6biles chaTlatRneg, nj de alucioacion6V.
HRce muChoH ans va que HomoE compafi .
FOs Dc trabaj0 en- las pOsquiEas cisntHfcas y
mtituRm0nte NOS conocemoG bian en- 10 que
respaCtR u metodo y exRctitud de Ia ebBeT'
vaci6n de II crftieR. Podiamos, poE
tanto, ContaE con la TaCipToca revision en-
lag obHeRVRCiones Cad8 un0 de noBotrol
tsneF confRn1a en- el trRbsjo del otTo.
AdsmGs de ESQ los tres tsnfamos caai Ia
conviction de que q mediumniSmo loi
fen6menos espEritGS no podfsn resiatir
una observation atentR, una fscAlizaci6u
aiercid0 uin CondescendenCiR
81 hoy dis, ds5pues de haber viHto cor
nuestroa propios ojos = CODfrontando cor
nuestFou IentidoB, declaTRmos sBtRr conviG
tos que no &c trata de preIt41igitacioneB
nj de aluCinacioneu, no Be cTeA poR ESQ Gut
fu6Semos tOcados pOF Ia gsacia como Pablo
au 81 CGmino de DbmRBco. Como inveAti
gadOres conciensCiosos cOmprObRmcH vaHio
fsn6menoB. que, 81 pusden aparecsr mara
viIloaoa pr cauGa de Gu extrRvSganeia, n
SON con 1 10 msnoB CieItos y natuRale
queIloA 6sl meneu, Las mas dc lal Veces q,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
KOtas masOniCas.

The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
son de los EatadoB Unidos do America
acaba de Reconocer Ia Gran Logia So
berana de Puerto Rico segdn doCumentoB
que obran en Ia Gran Sscretaria.
La Resp. Log. Hijos de Ia Luz, de
Yauco, ha elegido Segat'sdO VigiJante,
(cuyo puasto estaba VaCEnts por renuncis
al Gtfior Manuel j. del Toro.
Para cubEir caTgos vacantes en- Ia Resp.
Lcgia Union q Amp0rO de CdguaB, han
Bido eIegidou los Gguientss stnorea Primer
Di6cont: Eltsban Lavefgne; Segundo
Di6cono, Rsmon BaIcout; TeSorerO Mo
daato AguRyo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
.CONGRESO INTERNA-
CiOnal antituber-
CuIOSO.
InVltaCl6n 4 Ia COIresp0ndsnGIa Z
u nipnianta carte hamol recibido:

La Biguiente CRTte hamoE Tecibido;
mWRshington, octubHe 8 de 1907.-Sg.
Director de ia Correspondence dc Ptc.
Rico. San Juan, Porto Rice Muy N10r
milo:
Supougo que usted eAtard sntsrado de
qus 81 CoDgreEo International sobre tn.
bsrculosia Be EeaniF6 en- WRahiT gton de
squf & un Sfio. Tanto deade el punto de
vista humanitSrio COMO desde 81 punto de
viAta cientf6co, la il hnencia que este reus
ni6n ha de teneF Her6 inOalCulable, poT
ouanto & dicho CoDgFeso han de cUncurTir
los obTeFOs mas eminentes de tOdcB Los AM
biton del mundo, que en- Ia sctualidad Cd
tan hacienda una cRmpsila muy activa
contra 10 plsga blanca, que han de con.
BPgraF su atenCi6n no solo Ia grRvedsd
del problema, sino q Ia hslsgU .fs posibi
lidad de su soluei6n. FL hsCho de que
mas de lR d6cimR psTte de las defanciones
que ocuEFen en- 81 mundo oivilizRdo, y que
como la cuREta pREte, de todas las defun
clones que ocuFren entire las edades de 20
45 amos son ocasiOnadRB pOr lR tubsrCu.
losis pTuebR que lR Holuci6n de este pro.
bemR De relaCionR intimSments con Las
vidaa y hcgaEes do todoH nosotFoB.
Las DeaionaB 90 Cslebrar6n del 81 de
SeptiembFe al IL de octubre, de 1908, y
sn ell entretGnto Ia Comisi6n de PrspGra.
tivos e1peFa, mediRnte Ia corporation de
Ia prsnsa diaria y psri6diCa, haCar Babsr
la asfeEa de aCCi6n , los zines del OongEs'
90 contra la tubeEcuIoBia todoE Los lsote-
res de Eevists8 = peri6dicOu del OEbe entero.
OeseaFla tuvieBa usted lR bondRd de con.
tribulr la realization de este ideal ha.
Ciendo concentrates en- aEticulos de fondo 6
en- otFoa RrtiCulos On su aprecisble peFi6'
dico, baBados en- 81 Rdjunto RnUnoio. Si
axamina ustsdIla lista relRtivR las ComisiO
uss generates & otTaS listaA, sncOntraE6
los nombreH de los miembrCs de lss conf
stones locales 81 les a possible aOCeder
esta petici6n digneae enviaT e;ta ofoins
an ejsmPlRr del ATtfoulo de fondO Cual
quieT otrO articulo que tengA bien pa
blicar.
Anticip6ndole las mss expresivas gra
OlRs,
Quedo de usted Rtsnto y SECURE Beryidori
Gertrude b Kniqp. Editorial Assistant
La COrTeSpOndenoia dc expFesivas gra
ciRs por eua oortes invitsci6n, desde Inc
90 contribuiT6 propsgar los bsne6cicV
que de eae congreso puede deFivar la hu
manidRd doliente, vfctima en paFte del
terrible azote.
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bueno que Ell alquitran es para los
bronquios para Ell pecho.
FL menor catarro, 81 sc lie descuida,
puede degenerar en- bronquitis y nada
tan dificil luego como desembaTazarse
de una bronquitis Vieja de un catarro
malo. De ahf ell que no Sc peque nunca
por exceso al recomendar d los enfeF-
mos la necesidad de cOmbatir ell NAL
desde sus comienzos, para 10 cual no
hay otro medic meior, nj mas SECURE,
sencillo econ6mico que beber aqua
de brea q las comidas, pero debe tenerse
presente que la preparada en- las casas
es ineficaz POGO menos a causa de la
insolubilidad del alquitran natural en-
el aqua.
GTacias a los trabaios de un
distinguido farmaceutico de Paris,
Mr.. Guyot, que consiguio haceF solubles
los principles actiyos del aIquitran, hoy
Sc encuentra en- todas las farmacias bajo
~eI nolnbre de Alquitran Guyot un licoF
sumamente concentrate de aIquitran que
permite preparar instantaneamente un
aqua de brea muy limpida y, sobre todo,
muy eficaz.
Ell uso del alquitran de Guyot, tornado
a todas las comidas la dosis de una
cucharada de las de cafe par cada
vase de aqua, basta para curar ell ca
tarro mas tenaz y la bronquitis mas
inveterada, lleg8ndose Veces hasta a
dominar aun curar la tisis, pues el
alquitran Sc opone la decomposition
de los tuberculos del pulm0n matando
los males microbes que son la causa de
esa decomposition.
Este tratamiento Viene costar 2 cen
taVoS dIarlos, ys.. Gura
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
] PORQUE LOS MARlNOS
SON TAN REQUISITES p

Nuestros lectores han admirado segu-
ramente la robustez y ell vigor de los
marinos Y de los pescadores. Y en-
efecto, viYen en- el mar en- medic de los
vientos y de las olas y siempre con ell
pecho desnudo; y nadie esta menos
expuesto cue ellos los resfriados, a la
bronquitis los catarros, hasta ell
punto de que es muy raro verlos toser.
Entire ellos no hay nj enfermos del
pecho, nj tisicos. I Cual es la razGn de
ese privilegio sobre ell comdn de los
morales? Pues la raz0n, conocida va
de los medicos en- los mas remotos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
LO do sIGmpfa.

81 primer expeIimeuto de que hay me-
moTis para impeler IN baEco per Ia fuer'
"a motTiz del vapor, fu6 hscho an 81 pusr-
to de Barcelona en- 1543, por el eSpsflol
Blasco de GAray, ofelaI entoncea de Ma
rina, con todo 81 fsliz exito que Ee promo
tfa 81 inventor, y ante una gran multitud
que pEesenci6 lss pFuebss desde la playa.
FL TesOrero mayor del Tsino, no obstante
confsBar el bEsn exito del experiments,
persuRdi6 al Rsy de que el invento era
de pOca 8 niDguua uti.idad, y no se volvi6
& ocupar nRdis de 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
Notable 0sctItOr.

Huyamans, notable escTitor frances que
anpez6 eaCribiendo noveIas moIdeadss en-
la escueIa decadentiRta, = repentinamente
cambi6 del realiBmo al mistiCiamo, venfa
padeciendo de cancer en- la maudihuia,
cuya penosa dolenCis, declarada para 6l
incurab bic, hacfa pEeveer an pr6ximo re-
sultado fatal. Unos cuantos dfas antes
de su muerte dict6 & 50 BsCrstaEio una
carta de invitaci6n & su propio funerel y
luego le hizo eacribir 81 epitsfo que deseA'
ba sa puaiees en- ga tumba,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
8 CARROS MAS EN
ell trafjCo.
Han quldaao rspsrldas les aVsIlls d IA pllntl.

81 ssrvicio de csEros electsicos sntss Is
Ciudad y suH bsTTios , Rio piedraR ha 81
do aumentado hoy con caTEes mka de los
nltimamsnts tFaidoB dc loB EstadcB Uni.
doA Los dos "Esnti.' como llaman & les
nuavou cochsa de verano y los ndmeEos
1O1, 1O2 y Is de arisntoa de MADEIRA =
frsnoa de sire cOnpEimido, sat6n ciEculaR-
do hoy , SO Sigue hacienda el trafco con
cRFreg en- cada viRje.
sagun informea, los caEros~ traidos iiti-
mRmente de los EAtadoB Unidos aEcienden
7G8y de ellos ser6n destinados 81 trkf'
co entEs Rio piedraH , CSguas cuando eE-
t6 terminals Ia Ifnea.
LaH &vsrfaB oCuEFidas syeE en- 10 planta
de SsntuEce han qusdadO reparadas : Ell
seFyicio dc circulation de csrros alum
brado ha continuado sin interruption des'
de aver 4 medic dfR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

- A PERUNA es universalmente
IL reconocida como el verdadero rene
dio para Ell catarro.
Alivia ell mas obstinado catarro.
Cuando otros remedies fallan, Ia Peruna
cura.
La Peruna no es un remedio local, Is
un remedfo Inferno para el sistema.
Ell catarro es una enfernedad dfaeiI de
curar, muchos doctores, les desagra-
da adn tratar de curarla.
Tan pronto como el doctor conoee las
virtudes de la Peruna, eneuentra sin
embargo, que Ell catarro no es una en-
fermedad tan formidable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

mayor n6mero. z no comprsndemo8 por
que: niueuno puede foEmarBe ana idea de
10 que son las gaaiones con EuBapia Pala.
dino ain haber aaistido & elias. Los que
aCreditsn Il realidad de esos fsn6menCs
sin haberIos viato deben teneE completR
conianza en- Ii buena Halud intellectual y
en- la buena fe del Ealator. r.-DT. a. Her
|itsou, Dr. c. JOd, d.. A. AgassOtti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
Mas d 10000 pasts!es.

La sfGi6n por las lindaa tarjstas que va
han llegado & una gran perfection Rrtis'
tics, no detas 81 cada Ysz mayor 81 uBo
de elias en- tod0 81 mundo Civilizsdo. 81 Bs'
nor Pedre GiuHty de regreso de Bu viaje &
Paris ha traido IN msguffico gurtido de
taIjataH postaleu, de mas de 80 600 y an el
ne encusntFan las mas variadaB J heTmo
Sac ooleeciOnea. No hay duda que en- 81
"Paris Bazaar" tienen aiemPrs 81 mayor
gusto para comprRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
0 B | 7 o.

Hs fallecido en- Santurce ( avanzada
edad. 81 antique professor de inatrueci6n
p6b!i:a don Domingo Rabio y Rivera.
Mode!o de padres educ6 una familis que
por 80 intelectuRIidsd y relevanteB prem.
das de CRr6CtsF, es muy estimada.
La Correspondence" snvfa sentido pc
same sus deudos y en- particular BuI
hijos Domingo, Luis y Enrique, eatimRdoB
amigos nueatroB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

tiempos , no es
otra sino que
los marinos res
piran constante-
mente las ema-
naciones del
alquitran del
cual estan un-
tados tedos los
navioss
Ahora bien
no hay persona
one no SeDa 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

Hacen muchos amos que el DR.. S. i,
Hartman inyent6 81 Tenledio la PeFuna,
v desde entonces ha estado en- uso cons.
tante.
Una multitud de gente Ia sido curada.
La Peruna es uniYersalmente recono-
cida como ell remedio para el catarro.
Es el dnlco remedIo inferno para el
catarro que ha sldo inyentado por la pro-
fesi6n medica. Es el primero entire Ioa
remedies para el catarro.
Es una tonteria, ST no es un suicide.
delar de probar la Peruna cuando Sc
padece de cAtarro.
La Peruna es liJeTa en- su efecto y una
botella nunca deja de conYencer 81 mss
escfntIco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

SiLao MeIicO
Srs peruna Drug Columbus, Ohio, E. Z. de
recomndabe Preparaci6n euna aLgnn0s
recOmend6ndOIa
FeHco essbe OfrezcO
cfienfeIa
indad
ctada
RIVERA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

In ezfa mpEsntR % vGada papel Dc
proi6sEoo VIsio $500 lcs Gs kilca (sI sslin.
taLl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09

free man, his conduct and his courage
commended by the intelligent cltizens
OF New Jersey who hold their politi-
cal independence to be an unalienab.e
right Senator Colby controlled his
own vote.
The Perth Amboy Chronicle is a
thick-and-thin regular" party organ
swerving neither to the right nor 10
the left when it's party bosses point
the way. 1t is a weak reflex of tina:
other MiddleseX eXemplar of absolute
partisan fealty, the New BrunswicG
Home News. 1t swallows bossism ani
machine intrigues with positive relish
and is intolerant of any citizen VIII !
has mind Of his own and will not ac-
cept such innutritious political pabu-
lum. Therefore, to The Chronicle and
to all such 1t is worth noting that
Senator Colby actually controlled hi
own vote.
This statement is intended to b.
derisive of Senator Colby, but it Is, in
stead the highest compliment that
could be paid to hmi. 1t proves him
to be man, not tool; repre5enta-
tive of the free and independent citi
zenship of this state, not a piece OF
clay in the hands of manipulators, no
even a dumb, legislative statue t.
stand perfectly still where the dicta-
torial powers of others have placed
him. He controlled his own vote
That ic to q machine organ n nhn.
nomenon that is noteworthy, aston
ishing, almost unprecedented.
But what is the inference of The
Chronicles slurring remark when
considered with reference to the 9th,
er legislators? Colby controlled his
own vote. Who or what controlled
the other votes? Did any of tnerl
control more than their own vores
and If. so what business had they ta
Dc, so, and by what right or for wha!
Consideration did those who were cor.
trolled abandon their rights. lfiy'-
leges and powers with which the peo.
pie had invested them?
&Colby controlled his own vote. II
wilisbea godsend to New jersey and
a source of pride to this state when i
can be. Said. that every senator and ev-
cry assemblyman controls his own
vote and no more. 1t will insure par
ty strength as well as political inde-
pendence, for it will mean the abo-
lition of caucus, the utter downfall
of bossism, the breaking up of con
rupt machines and the selection and
the elAetibn of officials on their merit.
alone. Colby's control of his owT
vote is noteworthy, as was that OF
Senator Alderman, of Union, but i
ought not to be So The uncontrolled
puncontrollable, conscientious vote Of
every legislator is the highest pos.
sible ideal in a republican form Of
government, not only, but in every
constitutional government under Tie
sun.-Newark Evening News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
STATE RIGHTS.

The old question of state rights,
which is at present being agitated in
connection with the California-Japan-
ese trouble, may yet be brought home
to Jerseymen in decidedly forceful
manner. The state has passed a law
forbidding the sale of surface potable
waters outside of the boundary of
New Jersey. This was done to prevent
the East Jersey Water Company from
building a pipe line under the Kill
Van Kull and supplying Staten Island.
IL was argued that the streams of New
Jersey are not large and all the wat
er within the state will soon be need
cd for the inhabitants of this COM
monwealth.
Within the past few days Senator
Piatt. OF New York, has introduced
in the United States senate, n bill
allowing the construction OF a pipe
line under the Kill Van Kpll. This
is taken to mean that since New Jer-
scy has refused to serve Staten Island
with water, the federal government is
10 be appealed to in an effort TO com.
pei New Jersey to allow the water to
be used.
From what has appeared in print
regarding this bill, there seems to be
nothing that will compel New Jersey
to disregard her state law. The
measure provides for pipe line un-
der the Kill Van Kull, but dozen
pipe lines can be built under the wat
ers between New Jersey and the is
land without any water flowing
through them The courts have de-
cided that water from artesian wells
can be conveyed and sold anywhere
so the pipe lines may be used for that
purpose. Senator Platt's bill. unless
it contains some little "joker," in
no way conflicts with New Jersey s
state law SO that California will prob
ably be left to fight her battle fn
state rights alone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09

knew how to swim, bat wlen they
saw the mermaids swimming like
porpoises in the tank, they became
seasick and concluded that it would
not be worth while to compete. A
substitute race of all Hippqdl ONE
mermaids was thereupon arranged,
and was won by Miss Margaret iowD-
send, who has the Eole of queen of the
mermaids. The prize was $50 in
gold, donated by Messrs. Shubert ~
Anderson, managers Of the Hippo
drome.
Otto Fink, one OF the fishermen of
"Neptune's Daughter" at the New
York Hippodrome, dived into the wat
er tank last week with such force
that he went clear to the bottom Of
the tank He is an expert swimmer
and always swims under water with
hIs eyes open. TkeS water was re-
markably clear owing to the great
illumination overhead, and near the
bottom of the tank, fourteen feet be-
low the surface. Mr.. Fink saw large
mud turtle. The turtle tried to es-
cape from him, but Mr.. Fink chased
it, and grabbed 1t with one hand.
Then he came up to the surface and
proudly exhibited his catch. The
mud turtle is now8an honored guest
in his dressing room at the Hippo
drome, and will be- promptly adopted
into the Hippodrome menagerie. The
turtle is five inches long. and is be-
lieved to have been resident of the
water tank since it was an infant,
having entered through the water
main when it was very small. When
the mermaids learned that mud tur-
tie had been found In the water tank,
they asked permission to wear heavy
slippers for fear something might
happen to their toes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09
KEITH & PRoCToR's
Fifth Avenne Theatrc.

Vaudeville has it's enticements for
all artists and authors alike and the
latest capture in the way of big
name for Keith and Proctor's big
shows is found in Mr.. William Gill
lette, the famous star of sherlock
Holmes" and the prolific author of a
number of great dramatic triumphs.
Gillette has written a tabloid meloN
drama especially for vaudeville en-
titled THE Seven Owls" which had
| its first presentation in New York
| February at Keith & Proctor's Har-
lem Opera House. It's success was
so Enthusiastically great that 1t will be
brought down town to the Fifth ave-
nue. for the star attraction in next
weeks bill. The. story of "The Red
Owl'' is that of banker WHO is at his
suburban home with large bundle
of valuable securities. He is exceed
ingly anxious for their safety, par
ticularly as his wife's degenerate
brother is believed to be aware of
the treasure. The image OF red
owl which had been presented to him
by that brother, seems at once
charged with evil suggestions, the
banker rapidly falls into abJect hys-
terra. The wife intervenes with a
sleeping potion, and when the lord
and master has succumbed to the
draft she remains on guard, only to
be confronted by the renegade broth
or. The scene rapidly developes a
lurid melodramatic. atmosphere until
4 policeman appears and helps TO un-
ravel the tangle. The banker wakes
| up in time to take hand In the pro-
ceedings, and with the evil eye OF the
red owl still upon him, seizes the
igure and smashes 1t to pieces, thus
disposing of the psychic influence
hat appeared to be accountable Tor
all difficulties and dangers. Miss
Katie Barry is the comic feature and
the others are Clayton White and
Marie Stuart in the comedietta
Paris" the Kremka Bros, Europ-
can gymnasts; Carter de Haven, and
Flora Parker, comedy songs and
iances Musical Johnstons and the
'eBrun Opera Trio.
Harlem Opel1 Dpwsc.
| Tte management 81 helth q i'fof
ar's Harlem Opera House DECLARE
~ displays the longest pox-oiisce line
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the middle states and New Eng
land today fair to partly overcast
weather will prevail, with slowly ris-
ing temperature and light to fresh
westerly and northerly winds, becom-
ing variable, followed by increasing
cloudiness and snow in and near the
lake region. On Sunday partly cloudy
weather and slowly rising tempera
ture will prevail, with fresh south
westerly winds, preceded by snow il
and east of the lake region, and OF
Monday partly overcast to fair wealth
er, with moderate temperature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09
The Progress of the Negro.
By coored) Treasury
United


HE progress of the negro America since the emancipation
q is WITHOUT PARALLEL in the history of the world.
The spirit Of the AngoSaxon for progress along all lines
has been exhibited by his former slaves and the manhood
INDESTRUCTIBLE WORTH which these former have
exhibited should appeal for fair the every
To that education should be denied him
against the best interests of the citizenship
that which knows its rights and accorded hem which
duty and performs it. IGNORANCE country such ours
not be made the mother OF DEVOTION which another for
triotm upon which the safety the republic war the
negro has a record of which he not ashamed Il
Let not be content on efforts for security Let
accomplishments of the be
The strongest of the should help the Those
the light should point the who see it not We should
reform those Of the whose other than up
To go among these with the spirit of Christ showing them
their weakness and convincing them of their only
to Them o ourselves.
MORAL EVOLUTION MAN HAS BEEN BUT a coNse.
IN THE MARCH PROGRESS LEARNING MORE
RIGHT DUTY INCUMBENT DEMANDS THAT HE DO MORE
RIGHT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-09
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
A Compliment in a SIur.

1T is worth noting" says the Perth
Amboy Chronicle. that when the
final vote was taken (on United States
senator) Senator Colby controlled his
own vote and no more.' And, indeed,
this is fact worth noting, even
though it is mentioned in a slurring
manner. Senator Colby controlled
his own vote. There was no collar
about his neck, no chain attached to
his ballot. He controlled 1t complete,
ly, cast 1t according to the dictates OF
his own conscience and stands today q