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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
UNCLE REMUS AS PRESIDENT.
Would Have Two Brass Bands and
Soldiers Goirs All the Time.

IF were president. ia have brass
band I'm front OF the White House and
brass band in the rear, playing all
the time. and would have a regiment
Of soldiers out in the yard Oh dress
parade. It's big Job. being presi-
dent" said joel Chandler Harris Un-
Gle Remus the other day when he
reached Atlanta from Washington
where he had been to dine with Pres.
ident Roosevelt. says an Atlanta spe
cal dispatch 10 the New York Sun
Uncle Remus made the statement at
Snap Bean farm. as he calls his At.
lanta home. just after ne had talsen a
big chew of plug tobacco Then he
continued:
The president is mighty fine talk.
er. and he gave Us a sure enough vel
come. I'm glad I went. and shall
always recollect the trip with pleasure.
He's got a mighty fine family too. The
president said when | went in that he
was glad 10 see me. | said, Yes. sir.
Mr.. Roosevelt. but I'm mighty skeer-
ed man And | certainly was"
That was all Uncle Remus was able
to say. He was tagged out The
weather was bad in Washington, the
travelling was rough. and ne sat up
at the White House tin midnight 1t
was the first time I'm years he had
missed going 10 bed at 10 o'clock
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
Nearly Everything CHANGED.

The development OF the city of
Washington is typical Of the growth
Of the nation. In the past half cen.
fury the United States has changed So
vastly that Daniel Webster, who de
clared that all the country west of the
Rockies was and must forever remain
a worthless wilderness. would not rec
ognizc this as his native land should he
he permitted II return and take a
transcontinental trip About the only
thing In Washington which Webster
would recognize is the portico of the
White House Nearly everything else
has changed
These changes and developments
have brought about the great new
problems which this congress viii dis
cuss. One of the highly important new
propositions is that of the restoration
and Improvement of inland waterways.
President Roosevelt has promised TO
advocate the creation OF a deep water
way from the great lakes TO the gulf.
and it is probable that this matter will
receive attention from the incoming
congress IL has "A bearing upon the
railroad rate problem, by the way.
Congress. IL Is held by some. has a
chance to kill two big birds with one
stone by putting the rivers In competi-
tlon with the railroads in the carrying
OF freight The rates. II Is believed.
VIII be reduced. and the surplus prod
ucts OF many states now suffering for
lack OF transportation facilities Will be
moved promptly
Another little matter which would
make tine shade of any statesman prior
10 1860 corrugate with amazement is
to be handled by this congress. An
appropriation VIII be requested for n
war balloon or airship fleet.
Truly the world moves. particularly
the part Of the world that surrounds
Washington. and we cannot censure
Uncle Sam for giving his Legislators
better facilities for doing their work
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

When the news Of statehood I'm Ok.
lahoma was learned on Rock Island
passenger train southbound from Enid.
man. named Cowan. announced 10
about twenty negroes in the smoking
car:
The stuff's Off. and you'll have to
move to the front end of the car. I'm
from Fort Worth. Tex. and YOU know
what that means"
Then the brakeman drew chalk
line across the car, making a jim
Crow apartment, says Guthrie (Okla)
correspondent of the Kansas City Star.
The negroes offered no resistance aud
remained where the brakeman told
them 10 sit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
NO GooGo0 EYES FOR HER.
Girl Wants to Be somebody's stsnos-
rsphsr, Not Swsetheart.

faP"7ff Not oWcctncaTt-
Miss Julia c. Dunklrk OF indianapolis
Inserted this advertisement in a Chi
cago newspaper and got hundred re
plies the other day, says Chicago
special dispatch to the New York
World.
II want to be somebody's stenog-
rapher or bookkeeper; not his sweet.
heart | have been In Chicago three
days answering want ads, and I've
had more chances To he somebody's
darling than | ever knew existed. II
there is man in Chicago who needs
help and would rather have a girl ut
tending 10 business than making goo
goo eyes, l should like TO hear from
him. ] already have a sweetheart OF
my own"
Asked about her search for work the
girl, who is pretty, said:
Il don't believe so much in chvalry
any more. In one office a baldhcaded
man. who really looked nice. asked me
to be seated
'Stenographer. presumey he be
gan
eyes. SIR replied
do you live with your peopley he
asked
"'My people are not in the city.
am alone
How interestingr he said. 4 am
very much alone myself. My wife
doesn't care to go out. doesn't care for
theaters or late suppers. and | have a
lot of time at my disposal
"'But I'm a stenographer.' | ven
tured
"'Spirlted. he said. 1 like It. You
have pretty hand And he reached
out To take IT,
II escaped and tried the next one.
Really | suppose it was foolish OF me
TO be angry with this man. He was sc
insignificant. He leered and lisped.
tried again-but what's the use?
hope | will get place with some man
who is too busy to care about Holsters
aud theaters."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
Eealth in the Canal Zone

The hign wages ps.5 make II Il
mighty temptation TO our young artis-
ans to join the force of skilled work
men needed TO construct the Panama
Canal Many are restrained however
by the fear of fevers and malaria. 1t
is tie knowing ones-those VINO have
used Electric Bitters. who 90 there
without this fear. well knowing they
are safe from malarious influence with
Electric Bitters on hand Cures blood
poison too. billiousness. weakness and
all stomach, liver and kidney troubles
Guaranteed by Geo. T.. Sharrar. drug
gist soc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27


The first steam plow in Saline coun-
". Kan. has recently been sold TO WIN
Johnson. who lives four miles west Of
Salina. says the Kansas City Journal
The pillow has twelve disks. which can
be set SO as to cut twelve burrows
When running two and one-half miles
an hour 1t will pillow thirty acres In
ten hours. 1t was started In 100 acre
field at o'clock on a Wednesday
afternoon. and Mr.. Johnson finished
the field the next Friday evening. He
had two crews on and kept the pillow
running all night Mr.. Johnson said
he would never bother with common
plow again. The pillow turns the ground
as well as a walking or sulky pillow.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

velvety rugs when It is not reposlng Oh
mahogany desk slides.
Down In the capacious basement is a
swimming pool wherein Mr.. Congress
man may lave his body. thus insuring
clean politics. Tub baths also are pro-
vided There is Il handsome restaurant
for representatives only. There is no
bar Whisky is not considered a nee
essary Of official life.
Subway Train For His Use.
This splendid marble palace is one
block away from the capitol, but Mr.
Congressman need not walk Under
meath the asphalted plaza surrounding
the capitol has been constructed a sub
way tunnel. brilliantly lighted through
which a train OF six cars. each sixteen
feet long, operated by electricity. VIII
run from the capitol to the annex in
one minute and back again at the same
speed. The congressman has no fare
10 pay. He can step from the house OF
representatives into an elevator, de-
scend 10 the basement of the capitol.
be whisked through the subway TO his
private Office. pick up the papers he
forgot and be back In his seat in u
matter Of three or four minutes.
Put II Mr.. Congressman desires the
privacy of his own Office when the
house is in session and yet wishes TO
hear what is going on In that chamber.
be may cross his feet over his mah0g-
any. place 10 his ear a contrivance call
ed a photograph. or something of that
sort. and listen TO the commands Of
Speaker Cannon and the eloquence Of
the gentleman from Indiana or Arkan-
sas. shutting off the sound when 1t
doesn't suit him.
When the senate annex is completed
next year Mr. Senator may ride TO his
private suit In a similar subway car.
As there are only ninety-two senators
and the senate annex Is twin brother
70 the house annex. each upper house
man will have a private bathroom ct.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
An American Problem.

Vast private fortunes I'm America
have grown up since the civil war.
There were no enormously wealthy
men prior TO that struggle. Old Com,
modore Vanderbilts SlO.000.OO0 was
the largest private fortune In the Unit
ed States sixty years ago. Now n
multimillionaire Is such an ordinary
sight on the streets of many American
cities that he attracts little more at
tentlon than the average citizen. Will,
several men hold possessions exceed
ing 500. 100000 each. Thus the inner
itance tax, which in some European
countries has been required by law for
many years has become an American
problem
When Charles Sumner. young man
Of forty. entered the United States sen
ate. In 1851, the veteran Thomas II
Benton of Missouri I'm his pompous
manner greeted the new senator with
the remark that he had come TO the
senate too late. that all the great men
were dead and all the great questions
We're settled Yet Mr.. Sumner and his
colleagues found great questions to
settle. so great that they had 10 be
submitted TO the arbitrament of the
sword Now. nearly half century
after the decision was reached that
these states form one great and pow.
erful nation. new problems for states.
manship 10 solve have arisen. appar
emily Of Importance not less than were
those of the time Of Benton and that
Of Sumner Immediately following
Several of these problems will engage
the attention Of the Sixtieth congress-
John @. Whittier thought James G.
Blaine a greater man than Henry Clay
II is quite probable that there are In
congress now men as great in mental
ealiber, In eloquence and in patriotism
rs were the Websters. the Clays the
Calhouns the Beutons. the Summers.
the Blanes Of other days. but there Is
an excellent reason why these men do
not stand Forth like brilliant beacon
lights rs did the half dozen statesmen
mentioned. The general standard of
ability and learning has been raised
since tire Bentonlan days, so that the
few leaders are not so conspicuous.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

According to law passed at the
last session OF the Legislature. Cir
cult Court jurors and jurors in all
other courts Of record will receive
So per day, instead OF S. The fee
allowed for travelling expenses viii
be the same as before. 10 cents per
mile
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
Christmas Rites.

For our Christmas rites
Bring the great oak bole
That shall fling bright ingle lights
From its rudy soull
And the holly twine
With the Ivy vine.
Say prayer for love
Ere the feasters sit
with the nistictoe above
This were surely htD
Nor forgotten be
Samite charity,
Let peace DER us brood,
And mirth round us rulef
May these lend beatitude
To the hours OF Yule
Throughout an the glrth
or Gods spacious EARTH
Clinton Scoliard In bohemian For Do
cember.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

Best remedy for .mothers to use is
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup It
tastes nearly As good as maple sugar
1t contains no opistes. Sold by Cha,
Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
Worlds Most Beautiful City.

Many of the streets OF the Capital
City were much below grade in those
days When it rained they became
mudholes. The town looked quite too
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

Real Estate Co.
Alma. Michigan.

$500 buys II room house No.
location. This is bargain. Alma.
$3.50 buys good business lot on
Woodwork avenue. Alma.
$1,000 buys s room house and barn
one acre of ground. Alma.
$3.50 buys ) room house, wood shed
large lot, street on both ends OF
lot, easy terms Alma.
$1,000 buys good residence on Or,
chard street. Alma.
$1,000 buys residence, furnace heat,
close to business part Of city.
Alma.
$1,000 buys % acre farm 3 miles
from Alma.
anted 40 acre farm cheap. good
soil, will pay $500 cash, balance
time.
$1,000 buys 40 acre farm, good
buildings, good soil, good roads,
4 miles from Alma.
Wanted a bargain on house and
lot in Alma, will pay $500 cash,
balance easy terms.
Have $40 acres grazing land in
Southwest Texas, worth 5000.
Will exchange for anything good
of equal value.
All kinds of farm and city prop
erty for rent. sell or exchange.
The Club Real Estate Co.
Office over State Savings Bank.
Residence BOB w. Superior Street.
\ Union Phone l36.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
NOTICE.

am now in position to fll all orders
for Lumber, Brick Cement. and Masti-
cote Lumber. House bills a specially
A No. Bill Stuff s22.oo.
o. DevAEREAUx,
4I5 Woodwork Ave, Alma Mich.
Il96tf Bell Phone 30. Union Phone foe
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

DeWitt's Csrbolized Witch Haze
Sslve is healing and soothing. Good
or piles. Sold by-Chss Rhodex
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27

When wrnds shrek high in fiendish glee,
And enters winter with his key
Protect yourself, from disease be free:
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
G.. r. Sharrer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-11-27
TheSixtieth Congress
OF OUR STATESMEN

Excellent Facilities Provided For National Legislators SO That Iney
May Work Harder and With More Ease-Fifty Per Cent
Raise In Saares-Luxurious Marble Palaces For Use
of congressman and misunderstanding Difference
Between the New and the Old Washington
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-31
De S0CIEDAp.

FMerG de peigrO.-Lo estk de ID grave
dolencia que Ia retuvo en- CANA alg0noB
diag, la monfsima mia de LOT diatingnidog
espoaos Csubet-G -Gonzalez, de eEta ciudsd, y
felicitamosle por Ia tTanquilidad que vue'.
We al hogar, ha POGO press del natural
aobreaaIto que carihosoB padres Causa la
enfermedad de Bnv, hijoE.
PsrsOnGIsS.- reg sesado hoy su re-
sidenCia de Ponce Ell sefi2r Manuel CataIa.
Estuvo aver ca esta ciudad 81 Lcdo. Sr.
"A. Aponte de HumRCao.
Ha salido para AreCibo 81 senior Ra-
mon Balseiro haCendado de BaEceloneta
So encuentra en- Is isla en- asuntos de
negocios 81 aefioE RodoIfo VeTs del conner
clio de San Juan.g
Regreso. Han estado en- Ponce los dis.
tipguidoB esposos VilIavaso Hoars aeho'
rita Mariana HoaTe que Fegresaron 81
luues % residences en- 81 '.Varualle1."
Que mejOre.-Se enCuentrR snfsTma de
alg6n cuidado en- 81 residences en- 81
"Olimpo', Santurcs, la belIay distipguida
sefioEita Antonia Padilla y deseemos que
81 Sol de Ia EaIud brilIe pFonto en aquslla
hermoBa fsE de II entimable damita-
AusenciC. .-Ha regresado hoy su re-.
aidencia de Ponce la bella diginguida
HeEoxita CasitG Sarra, (AIfagEasia) ds1,
pues de pa1ar ca San J0an una laFga tem
porada. Deia ca esta Ciudad amigos que
desean dure POGO Ia auIsncia de- u lim,
p6tica ponCe6a, que tan bella como anna
BILE meEsca aquf IL mayor estimRCi6D.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-31
c0SAs bed JAPON.
Po6tICO anuRcIO do Una sV1O-
rita AuseaRda ''su tlpo-

Las Sefi9ritaG japoneSas que 90 encuen-
tran en- eltado de poder contraeE matrimo.
nioy que 10 dsssan sin lOgrarlO, no vaci-
lsn para Hegar haAta 81 talamo, 81 es que
cAbs 81 Iermino, tEatSndose de I'M connu.
vic nip6n, en- TecIrrir 81 original siatema
del anuncio, tan On brga aCtualmente en-
caHi todoS los paiseS ameHicanos = europeCss
pero en- una forma que diSta mucho de Ia
lac6nica FeservadR que generalmente
acostumbrRn en- eBoB CasOa y las doncellag
francesAB americanaB, , en- Ia cual la
poesfs entra d6sis bsBtante elevada, BegGn
puede verse por 81 ''contexto" del Biguien.
Is anuncio que public6 en- su BsCci6n eupe-
cial uno de log principales diarios de To-
kfo hace alg6n tiempc;
''Soy una mujeT hermOSe; mi cabello,
delgado f 10 como los de loB espfritus
que acompsfian 4 CoDfasio, rodean mi
cara como una aureola &C m1 una nube;
mi rostEo tiene Ia ffescura ID grscia de
las flores vfrgenes de Toto; = mis- ojoB son
negros profundos como las aguaB de una
fuents bsjo los 6Eboles
"Soy sufcientemente TiCs para podeE
vivir sin sentir panaIidades materialea de
ning6n g6nero, con el objetO de mis- sfsc-
clones.
Isl puedo encontraF un caballerO ga
ante, ,heFmoso,d de Bano temperamento, inte-
ligante = bien educado, 20 me Sentire di.
choua con poder ofrecerle mi cOraz6n mi
alma por tOda Ii etsrnidRd. =
Como ue We, Ia proposition era buena, y
eB probable que la po6ticR nipona hays
encontrado en- brsve 'fsa tipo" en- alg6n
afortunado y j6ven ciudadanO de la capital
del JAp6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-31
la ADMINISTRATION
municipal de Hu-
macao.
$I,964 So de supsrahit y tOdas las
atenCiOReS CubiertaS.
Hl msIOrldo muGhO 81 OrRHiO pdbIIGO 81 ssTVI
clio Do sanIdld fu6 atORaIdo con tOda Ofl.
CIenCIa.

SugcTlt9 por nuegtros disElnguidoG com.
patriotaB 81 stfior Emilio Cuadra alcalde
de HumAcao ContadoF municipal sefNoF
j M. CRrFasquillo hsmos reCibido un
fjemplar del infoEme que al pusblo de
Puerto Rico y al Hon. gobsrnador, dirijsn
dichos fanCionariOa , e8 expressive de la I'D
ministraci6n municipal de aquella ciudad
durants el afio fiscal de 1906 1907.
Del refsFido informs extractamoH los
aiguientes detalleH, que comprueban ID
busna labor rsalizada allf por los hombEes
de Ia Union de Puerto Rico que ell voto
popular llev6 desempefRT la administEas
ci6n del procomGD.
Aquella administration, duTsnte 81 s1o
econ6mico de 1906 1907, se desarroll6 con
un pYeaupuento de $23. 221 SO recaud6ndo-
us de mas, Ia suma de $5,820.77 por 10
que ae elev6 dicho presupuesto On Suu sec
clones de gsstos ingresoS & $27077.94
ResuItando un superGbt de 81, 1854 So. El
sWperGbH lfquido hubiera Bubido una
mayor suma ii Sc hubieran podido cobraF
$4,019 56 que por vRloFRci6n de la pro-
piedad vsnfan fgurande desde lOB amos
1901 4 1906 , que 10 han snulado como
incObrAbles.
Del sfio anterior, 1905, hahfa quedado
pendisnte de pago Ia Buma de $4 104 20
tAnto esas atenciones como las de peTg0.
nal material del refe1ido 1906-1907 han
quedado todas HatiAfeChRA en- 80 de Junio
1'timo.
Acuerdos tendencies & Ia contradiction de
empHeStitCs para la construction de meio-
ras k6blicas de suma utilidad para Ell We
cindario, han Bido tomadoB poR aquel mu'
nicipio, entire elloB IL construction de un
acueduCto, aEreglo de GALES y tapiaa para
81 CsmenteEio civil.
EI ornate pdblico ha meiorado notables
mente, ganRndo mucho Ia urbanizaci6n de
il ciudad en- donde De han Beguido cons
tvuyendO muchoB buenOB ediicioa para
viviendas particulaFes y haci6ndose Fepa
FaCionea en- los exiatentes.
FL Berviciode ganidad ge h9 cumplido
con toda efcAcia adoptando las mejOreB
msdidaB On favor de Ia mayor salubridad
de Ia poblaci6n Cumplieudo extriCtamen-
to las dispoaiciones de eue impoTtante re-
mo de la administration pGbliOa.
En- 80 de- Junio hab1s una exiatencia
en- csia de 1882 90. La de 80 de Junio
1907 ascendfa & $1,964 83. de elloG
Se83 86 CorrespondienteH los fondos de
CaminoB Los ingresos duEante el eierci
clio llegaron $29, ,O42 63 contra $27, or. "a
que aBcendieron los pagos.
La extraction de baHuras cost6 $42O.
AdquiGici6n y repsEaci6n de farOlea para
alumbrado p6blicO 800. Amortization
do deudas atrasadas SO 649 25 MediCi
mas socorros & enfermos pobres del
Hospital $2,447 03 CamAB Topas parS
81 hospital $3.50. Gales aceras $292.60
Socorros presoS $409.92
Ell total de economics aSCiendA
$1,OO7 81 en- alumbrado pdblicO SO gas
taron 1898 85.
Con Ia ejecuci6n de los proyectoI que
para los Bucesivou amos ha proyeCtado 81
refsrido municipio de Humacao, obtsndrS
Aquel vecindario todau las meioras que pol
Hu impoTtAncia merece tan culta poblaCi6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-31
RBFAGAS De VIENTO
EN- LAISI.
Ia VsIOCidad maxirla De squeI en-
San Juan. fn6 % miIIas pOr
hOra.
El prDmSdIO d IA precipitation snIa isle fus
ITO puIgadas.
(Del Weather Bursau. )


Boletfn ssmanaI del tempo, de la Ge.
mana que tsrmin6 81 dfa 81 de Julio.
Duranta ID samana rein6 un tempo claFn
& nubIado en- pnIte, excepto 81 die %
que fu6 nublado en- lR mayor paRte de
Is iBla. Ligsra denBa DiebIs % motto
duFante los tFeg pFimeros dfas de Il le-
mans. RSfsgaa de viento enteFamente
fnoEtes acompafiaron los chubRscOs de
las nocheB del dfa 27 y %. Sin embargo
no han informado que hayan cRusado da-
nos. La velocidad m&xima del viento en-
San Juan fu6 % millas por bora, del s.
E., 81 dfa 25, = 80 millss por hora, del
Sc, durante Las primes hofas de IL ma.
mana del domingo, del %.
La temperature media en la isla fue
1880, 8 O.6o Bobre la de ls semana pro.
Cedente y pr6Cticamente igual 81 pre-
medic en- 81 mes de jalio durante los
ooho amos antsrioreu. La temperature
mas alta que han inform9do fu6 $50, en-
Central AguirTe, 81 dfa "a; la mas bsja,
$50, en- Maricao, el dfa 25.
El promedio de la precipitation en- Ii
isis fac / 10 pulgadar. En- todaH las
egtacioneS hubieron sguaceroE, pero fusron
generalmente ligeEos en- 81 8. y eu el ok.
tremo de las parties SO de ID isIa. Mas
lluvia Berfa favorable ca caHi todas Lar
localidRdes. Las fuerte Iluvis diarias
duFRnte la Bemana faerOp: MsyagGez,
1.84 pulgadas, 81 dfa %; MaricRo, / 81
pulgadaA 81 dis "a, y Humacao, Ito
pulgadas, 81 dfa 25.
Ia siguiente tabIa demuestra la varia.
ci6n de Ia temperature la cantidad de
precipitation en- eataciones determinadas.
Temperature. Precipitation
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-31
CONc 10 URSO

La sociedad espafiola de Auxilio Mdtuo
Y Beneficencia ha acOrdado anunciar
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
truce on de un edificio destinado Sana-
toriO FL pTemiO para ell proyecto que Sc
eliza sera de 81, 200 y sc adjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de $500 cada uno. Los
prOyectOs deberan ser entregados antes de
las doce del dfa del s6bado de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de la COmts10n don Ma
nuel Gomez, cuya direction es, Tetuan Al,
escritorio de los sefiOres r. Paniagua Y
Co. q quien pueden dirigirse los intere-
sadOs para obtener una copia del pliegO de
condolences del cOncursO, San Juan PR.
% Julio de 1897. Ell Presidente. Avelino
Vicente. 80v. 9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-31
La PE-RU-NA FORTALECE
TODO Ell SISTEMA.

sr. Chas. L. sauer, Asistente Auditor.
.ascribe d esde ell Ayuntamfento de Ia
ciudad de San Antonio. Texas. como
sigue:
"Hacen dos afos acepte una posici6n
como secretario Y tesorero con uno de
los principales establecimientos de teji-
dos de Galveston, Texas.
s'Tan repentino cambio de un china
seco q un china humedo me afect6
mucho, y empec6 sufrir de catarro'y
resfrfos en- la cabeza, y debilidad gene
raj, en- tai forma, que casi me incapacit6
de atender mis- deberes.
ssSe me indgjO 4 prObar Ia PerGps,
y despues de haber tornado VaT1Os
frascOs en- pequenas dOSiS, me place
decir que enfeFameate me neSfaur6 4
mi esfadO normal, v desde enfOnceS
he acOnseiadO mis- amigos Ell uSO de
Ia Pergna. ".-- Chas. L. Sauer.