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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09
Il conlklo h Cglls
So estado sanitario. De6cicncias enel
servicio d. aguadorss. Quejas
del vocindario.
oROENEs oPoRTUNAs

La hermosa poblAci6n de csxuas
Sc encuentra en- 81 mismo caso que 81
pueblo de Humacao. 81 vecindario
expone ya quejas que aparecen en- Y
prensa acerca del de6ciente servicio
que se nota por deseracia en- 81 ramo
de Ssnidad. VeIadamente suenan las
mismas protestas sobre el aqua de
aquel pueblo.
Los cargadores de aqua amena ram:
con una dictadura hasta el puuto de-
que las familias han de rogsrles ef
expendio de latas de aqua las cuales
cobran por cada una tres centaves.
NADIA de particular tendrfa esto 81 es-
tos aguadores no infringieran las or
denanzas municipales tomando el aqua
del rio Gag guitas" en- los sitios mas
pantanosos revueltos. La policia que
tlene conecimiento de clio Sc ha visto
ooilgada a vigilar. los expresados IN
dlviduos
Sc ha registrado en- la poblsci6n IL
he ore malarica y tifoidea, productos
de la lnsanidad del aqua. Acerca do
esto ell doctor Reguero Felid expone
10 que sigue:
"El vecindario de la parte noroeste
de la cludad Sc veia privada de aqua.
con trecuencia, por ell escaso niimero
de carros de pipas, dedicsdo su ex-
pendio. Esta carencia cre6 un casi
confi'cto de orden p1bico, que fue ha-
bllmente sotu,ionado por nuestro com.
pa nero el alcalde. doctor Gimenez San.
jurjo Al afecto d6 orden para QUO
dlchos vecinos pudiersn proveerse de
aqua del rio "C"guita" ia oureza de
as cuals fSG deciarada. Dor el Iahora
tor'o Qnimlco Municipal en-. sitio de
gar anita d bsoluta p.Ia a salud pibli-
ca y hora det~rmip ada para esta BILE.
Ger la debda vigilancia Mas, he aouf
que la pereza de algunos la falta do
conciencia de todos, hizo cue los aqua.
dores la tom ssen. buriando Ia yig,ian-
cla sesta blec'da, en e paso del rio.
donde esta emp azado el puente de las
Damas sitio elegido por los cochcros
para iavar sus crshes para abrevsr
su ganado, y lsvadero pdblico de toda
Ia vida"
| SaDemoS que el Sc flor Gmenex San.
)urJo ha convocado una session extraor-
dinar1a para tomar medidas.
l
+ DeSoe aver Sc encuentra en- aquella
ciudadd ell doctor Lugo~ Vlnas, ouien
ihformara acerca del conalcto del
aqua. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09

La huelga de tabaqueros de Baya-
mon de que hace algunos dias infor mo
la prensa contintia en- el m,smo estado
de pasividad sin que Sc haya llegado 4
un acuerdo Y seglin anuncia el sar-
gento Serra, dicha huelga sc ha pro-
pagado. al gremio de torcedores dc
RIO Piedras, los cuales tambien Sc
han retirado de los trab4 jos. Sc
anuncian meetings pacihcos de pro
paganda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09
On suceso en- Aguadilla

Esta mafiana las nueve Sc rcci-
bio en- el cuartel de la policfa el ST.
guiente telegrama del captain Fer
nandez Mater. del distrito de Aqua
dilla
"Anoche 4 las7 la balastrera car
gada de piedra, mat6 en- el barrio
Boringucn de esta ciudad 4 Ii joyen
Santos Ramos. fracturandole 81 era,
nco. Los vagoDes venian abandona-
dos y pertenccfan { Il maquina nti-
nero "A. siendo 81 conductor Iuan
Castro. -
Fl Jusgado conocc clsxg1an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09
Un bale en- Rio Piedras

Los seflores Rufo Hernaiz, lose
Maisonet, Marcelino Estrada, Zeno
Rodriguez, Pillar Figueras y Juan e.
Hernaiz, quienes forman la comisiqn
de invitaciones para el-baile de cor
fianza que Sc llevara efecto, en- Ell
teatro de Rio Piedras Ell II de Abril
nos nan pasado atenta invitacion, aue
agradecemos, para dicho acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09
Ha'ydee Marin

Tan simpatica y distinguida seno
rita no pudo tomar parte en- ell festi-
val de anoche del A,eneo, por encon-
trarse ligeramente indspuesta. Ii
Los much)s amigos y admiradores
no pudieror con dicho motive, aplau-
dir 4 la scflorita Marin que es una de
las virtuosas del bello arte lirico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09
Nota del dia

La guerra ha ensangrentado
otra vez la radiosa campiiia de
Cuba. Un soplo de muerte y de
OPPRESSION la abruma. y Ell fragor
de la lucha y el ruido enemigo
de las protestas. .resonantes, apa.
ga ell eco debil por la distan-
cia y la fecha en- que fueron
dichas, en- momento solemne,
de estas palabras de MIR. Roose-
velt:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09
Movimiento de carceles

En- la carceE de Humacao han
ingresado a cumpllr sentencia
por Ell dellto de alterar la paz,
Melchor Colon Velazquez. Ra-
mona 8 Carmen Osorio, Marce
10 Mojica Delgado, Leandro Ri
vera fena V Juan Romero Ri
vera.
A disposition del Fiscal de la
Corte de Distrito de Mayagiiez,
ha ingresado en- la galera de su
marias de la carcel de aqueIla
cludad el individuo Juan Bau
tista Cortes y Rosado acusa 10
del supuesto delito de escala
mlenro.
.N*
De la carcel de Mayagiiez
han salido por cumplimiento de
sentencia Gaud y Nlcanor San
doval y Martinez; y salieron
por ieual concepto de la carcel
de Guayama Eugenio Medina,
Agustln. Benven uty, Luis Silva
y Domingo Rivera.
En- la carcel de Guayama in
gresaron a cumplir sentencia
por el delito de alterar la paz
Alexandra 7 Torres. Suso Lopez,
Pic Bern,er Y Francisco Crime
nez; y. por el delito de acometi -
miento y aggression Pedro Cres.
po y .Secundino Huerta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09
Ell senor Lopez Dfaz

Termina1a la licencia que lie fue
concedida, ha vuelto 4 encargarse de
la Conandancia del Distrito de Pom !
ce, el captain de Ia policia insular,
nuestro amigo don Ernesto Lopez
Dfaz. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09

FL Sub comisiOnadO Mr.. Lord

Hoy embarc6 para Nueva York en-.
uso Dc llccncia el Sub comisi,nado
de Educaci6n Mr.. FL. Lord. quien'
|permanecer4 IN buen tempo en aque.
liz ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-09

Olra VeZ Ia TaQ1OSa Cdmplna Qc
Cuba. Un soplo de muerte y de
OPPRESSION la abruma. y Ell fragor
de la lucha y el ruido enemigo
de las protestas. resonantes, apa-
ga Ell eco debil> por la distan-
cia Y la fecha en- que fueron
dichas, en- momento solemne,
de estas palabras de Mr. Roose-
velt:
En- nuestra polltica exterior nues-
tro punto objective. debe ser Ell de tra-
tar con escrupulosa justicis a toda po-
tencia extran iera, va sea eurOpea 6
asiatlca, grande o:pequef1a; de ira tar
4 toda potencia extranjera sobre la
base de no pedir .nada ninguna de
elias que no>otros no hariamos gus
tosos en- cam bio. la actitud que esta-
mos listos que eiias tomen hacia no.
sotros, tenemos el derecho de espe
rar que nos hagan objection que la
tomemos hacia elias y no nipgina
otra. Trat nos q toda potencia con
iusticia. tratei1rQsla con cortesla. La
cortesia no es lflercancia >ostosa, pc
TO es de va!or imp poflderable y e>pe-
TO que no tan solo nuestros homb bres
p1blicos. sino tam bieu nuestros Pc
riodistas. asl como aquellos particula.
res que Sc dirigen 4 reuniones publi
cas-. tengau siempre inresense que la
norma denuestras nlaneras para con
les nuestros es puramente nuestro
asunto, no asl cuando Sc tra,a de ex-
t-ai1os
lSe han cumplido estas indi-
caciones del Presidente Roose-
velt1
Cuando los dehiles toman an
te los poderosos' y los fuertes
acfitude> heroicas V adoptan re-
soluciones supremas Y desespe-
Iadas, es polque no pueden So
portar mas tieapo la OPPRESSION
Y Ell abuse deprimentes.
Ell desastre de Cuba nos hace
meditar en- la propia desolaci6n,
mas angustiosa- todavia.
Es verdad que los consoles
del Presidente Roosevelt no han
sido oidos: acaso el mismo ha
procedido en- desacuerdo con
sus palabras, pero en- medic de
esta pertur baci0n, de esta re-
vuelta zoZobra que todo 10 con :
tunde y 10 oscurece pueden los
ciudadanos de la pequena po-
tencia recordar qle tlenen I'm
derecho reconocido en- las fra
ses y a pesar de las frases de
Mr.. Roosevelt. Y que la recla-
macion de ese derecho constitu.
ye un cargo severe contra los
olvidos ilnperdonables del de
Der que sc han impuesto los
educadores de pueblos.
Pero nosotros. sin saber si
esas recomendaciones nos am
paran. siquiera sea en- la inma-
terialidad de la teoria. sabiendo
que no sonlos nj una grande nj
pequefla potencia de esas para
las cuales reclama respeto ell
Presidente Roosevelt, abando-
nados Ell nuestra debilidad de
parias, sin que sepamos ST Sc
nos incluye entire los que de-
ben ser tratados con esa corte-
sia, que cuesta POGO Y vale mt
cho, de que habla tambien el
Pres1denle, nosotros que vlv1
mos mas que eE una lnverosi-
mil incertidumbre del derecho,
en- una desgarradora negacion
de este, hemls tenido mil oca-
stones de comprobar que 81 paso
por la imagination de koose-
yelt, fugitivamente, nuestro re-
cuerdo al pronunciar las frases
que hemos transcrito 20 10 han
sabido interpretar. no 10 han
adiyinado, no 10 han prese ntido
los funcionarios redentoristas
ronque nos hrinda Il regimen
y que han tornado q ST. cargo Ia
tarea pfelongada. demasiado
prolongada fle iniciarnos "a los
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
EFROGeRSsG|
IVA North Main St Barre. Vt.

Naturally this will be IL the larger anan-
cial eenters outside Vermont. 70 that
whatever comes 20 Brattlcboro from
these cities win be just 80 much gain to
the state Of Vermont. Insofar as that
is concerted, the efforts Of the Brattle.
boro board OF trade to the building up
Of It's community viii have their influ.
cnee on the state.
How many other communities are
ready TO do what Brattleboro Is doing
and what other towns Ike Barton have
been doing' A similar undertaking.
slight as It is, would have a good effect
right here In Barre. Prosperity Is not
writ down 80 large even In this granite
city that we could not stand more Of il.
In default Of board Of trade, the Barre
Merchants association might take up
this work and carry It to its completion.
What about II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
JINGLEs AND JEsTs +!


Nlght ana DAY.
The night and day barber viii now shave
your face,
The night and day banker your note;
The night and day lawyer win fix up
your case,
The night and day tailor your coat,
The night and day florist viii make you
% wreath,
The night and day cooper a key;
The night and day bootblack will polish
back teeth,
The night and day plumber your leg.
The night and day botbloek win polish
your shoes,
The night and day teacher your wits;
The night and day actor will cure you
Of blues,
The night and day doctor Of fits,
The night and day justice win give you
ten days,
The night and day iceman your ieei
The night and day chauffeur will give
you raise,
The night and day reverend a splice
Our wide.awake cities to slumber are
lost,
They're raising particular hob;
This night and day business seems like
" to cost
The night blooming burglar his job.
Yet nothing is news Father Adam, tits
plain,
Was first in the night and day group,
For Eden was sIeepless when poor little
Cain,
The night and day baby, had Group.
Harper's Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
MONTPELIER

Mrs. Forsell, who has been living with
her son, Karl the well known cornet .
ist. for several months, has received
word from Sweden telling Of the serious
illness OF her mother and she has de-
cided TO return home.
The delegation from Mount Zion com
mandrv returned yesterday from Norris
Vile, where they worked the Red cross
and Knight Templar degrees on class
Of six candidates. Following the WORK
banquet was served.
The sides Of the new engine house at
the Junction are bing put in place to-
day and the walls will be completed IN
a short time. Il Is now intended to FIJI
in the triangle where the house . 70
stand with earth excayated from other
points on the line.
Frank r. Estabrook has finished work
for Ryle & Mccormick company and
goes this week to Humbolt, Tenn where
h will work as letterer for tine Snyder
Granite and Marble company. He ex-
pects to spend the winter there and viii
come back If he does not like the eoun-
try.
Neils Larson, employed az stone
enter at Doucette Brothers sheds re.
ceiyed telegram yesterday stating
that his brother had been nearly as.
phyxiated BY leaking gas while asleep
IN his room at Lawrence, Mass. where
Ia has been employed for several years
as a baker Mr.. Larson left on the mid
night train for Lawrence.
At the meeting of Brooks post, No. 10,
6. Al. r. on Tuesday evening an invita-
tation was extended to the officers Of the
state department to hold the next annual
state encampment IN Montpelier, The
convention win be sometime in February
to suit the convenience Of National Com.
mander Burton Of Kansas City, who viii
undoubtedly be here.
The four Montpelier high schools boys
who were suspended this week are
nobert B. Jones, Edward Ballard, Grover
G. Buck and James Stack, Jones, Bal
lard and stack are members Of the sen
ior class and Buck is member Of the
junior class. They are all members Of
the foot ball squad and the incident
which resulted In the suspension il all
legged To have occurred during foot ball
practice. The exact nature Of the Of
Tense the boys committed is not known,
but ii was evidently Of sufficient gravity
I'd warrant severe action by the faculty,
4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
SOUTH RYEGArE


Mrs. Terry returned last Saturday
from Woodsville and Il doing nicely,
Rev Air. Pollock and bis bride are q
pected home this week aud he VIII y
on duty In his pulpit next Sunday,
Ammoud Emery's family are quaren,
tined with scarlet fever, but thus Ia
the SEX ones are gelsmg along .Nrfl
nicely
We have failed 10 hear Of any deer
being brought down By any q our Rye.
gate hoss, We think they are better -
hunting The two.legged Kind.
Sir. Brown, the butcher, had the meat
Of a deer on his cart on Monday which
weighed before dressed sis pounds, VIA
Morton was the captor and surely got
prize.
John d. MeAllisser l. very busy these
days. having two, three aud even four
auctions week Of late Within a short
time he has sold upwards of 1000 cows
and they averaged upwards q $40 each.
A large doc was found shot IN the
woods near D. r. James, but IN the town
Of Newhnry. No suspicion u thrown on
any particular person, Ernest Ingram
and 0ustayus Rahaoli found The doe
while Nthey were ont hunting, and re-
ported the case.
A. r. Gay, who was badly uned up lasi
week In smash.up by hlS horse gvlting
frightened by a stream OF water running
In an open ditch near Mr.. Craggie's
house, Il doing we'll Dr. Lee took nine
stitches IN his head and Il i hoped Mr.
Cav will soon be.able 10 be out and at
tending 10 his store business, which IL
now In charge OF his son, Nelson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
\ MOVE FnR BITTER THINGS.


Having caught fine idea the Brattle-
l,oro board OF trade imprisoned it in q
neat little pamphlet entitled, IA little
light on Brattleboro, Vermont AS the
title indicates, the pamphlet is devoted
to advertising the metropolis Of south
eastern Vermont" a somewhat lofty
Characterization, to be sure; albeit COR
rect one as measured by Vermont stan
dards But that is merely an incident.
What is consequential Is the forehanded.
ness of those Brattleborians in thus
acting for the furtherance Of their town
They are showing commendable zeal in
placing before the public the really SPLEEN
did opportunities that lie in this Con-
nectcat river community.
Briefly and pointedly these opportuni.
ties are spread out in the pamphlet,
making convincing invitation to capital
to 60 to Brattleboro and join in the
general prosperous movement which IS
promised. We suppose that copies Of
the booklet viii be distributed judicious-
" where the seed is apt to bear fruit,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
A Question Of causation.

"Great king the poet cried, his rebec
stiinging,
"Thy name shall live forever through
my yingingI"
''Poor fool tie king replied, "that lie
Is hoary;
Thy songs may liye-becarlse they
chant my glory
So, eacn, the sword or either clarifying,
In turn proclaimed his work undying,
And while their wordy wartares shook
the rnfter
Old Time stood by and held his sides
for laughter
Munsey's Magazine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
SAUCE roR THE CAMDEN Also.

An incident in Kewanee, H., reminds
of recent Vermont incident, all except
the ending Five yerdant high school
youths hazed another. They tied him
to Tombstone, and 50 securely did they
do their work that the young man, in
his struggles to get free, tipped the
tombstone over onto himself and thereby
sustained broken leg. The young man
has Just got $4,000 damages from his
tormentors. Now let any other verdant
youths VINO wish to similarly modest and
maltreat any of their companions
through the missaken notion that they
are naving Iegitlmate fun, NOW let
them begin to save up their pennies to
answer for whatever injuries may result
from their foolishness. Not great
while ago Vermont youth was painted
with iodine because he persevered in his
determination to maintain his personal
liberty More remotely, boy got q
broken Log, Other times there have been
Injuries Of more or less serious nature
throughout TIE ontcropping Of malicious
hazing. Bnt this Illinois denoucment In
the court viii have the tendency to throw
wet blanket on the exuberanee of a
certain minority Of youths whose per-
sonal qualification il more To them than
their sense Of decency and the fitness
Of things. A few courts Of this sort set
Up in the national military academy
also might do powerful lot Of good
toward reducing the tabasco sauce cpl.
sodGs shat are frequent. coming to light.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
WORKMAN BEHEADED.
Caught Between Elevator Platform and
The wall

Pou2hkeepsie, n. Y. Oct. st.--Em-
ploves of the wood working department
al the factory Of Adriance, Plat & Co.,
manufacturers Of harvesting maehin-
cry, were Mortified yesterday to see one
Of their number deeapitated by an ele-
ybtor The beheaded man was Chris
tian Eckardt, aged sixty-one years.
He started over two folding top doors
as the elevator came up and was caugnt
between the elevator and the wall
While his body lay PROSTATE on the floor
his head was carried up on the elevator.
Several worklnen who witnessed the ae-
eident fainted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Three men and 1875 deer are reported
killed In the six days OF the Vermont
hunting season. II this keeps up the
state should pass laws shortening the
open season, IN order 20 prevent the ex-
tinction Of tie population as well as OF
its game.-New York Sun.
Do not make the comparison any
worse than 1t really is. There were
something like 700 or 800 deer sIaught-
cred, while the number Of the other is
accurately given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Now that James Allen Of Glasgow has
announced his willingness to surrender
his property in the interests OF human
ity. there win be not few claimants
for his steamship line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Edward Payson Weston win walk into
Chicago Just about in time for that
Thanksgiving turkey--if he does the pc.
destrisn stunt he has set out do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Lieutenant Governor Prouty has some
thing to say about the Vermont exhibit
at the jamestown exhibit, but what
has he 70 say OF the next governor
shipf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Old Father Kiekerboeker is back on his
feet again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Never satisfied. man Is now calling
upon Mr., Edison for cheap lot 10 10
With his cheap house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
JENNIE LAWS, Soprano.
lila BATCHELDER Pianist
OUR DAILY BREAD

For bread the merchant Iabors, long and
late;
For bread the beggar goes from gate
For bread the sailor loses hearth and
home;
For bread the wild birds fall in nets
For bread cad DO men commit a thousand
sins;
For bread the soldier dies in siege or
trays
For bread the minstrel carols night and
day;
For bread men study all that men may
know;
The house that wanteth our bread is
filled with woe;
This, our bread, that invites your family
as one,
It's lack divides the father from the son.
For bread, or weddings made, and ser
mons said
III all good things the very best
Is our double loaf Of Malt Bread.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Money IL said TO be easier, but most
people will agree that II Is still not easy
to get.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Those Of you who left your windows
wida open Last night had an intimate
acquaintance with Mr.. Winter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

Tell "Jacs" Harris what President
Roosevelt il reported to have said to
Senator Jonathan Bourne Of Oregon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

1t does APPEAR that some New York
journals viii not bO satisfied until the
L. s. A. goes TO war With Japan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
Notice to the Public.

We are still running public surrey
aud meeting all trains. Telephone 232 A.
Papin Bros.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

..el no significance hinge on any mis-.
placed gates today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

euncls Joe" with a k in Il would be
joke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31

A cut IN beef price is worth a great
many cuts Of beef.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
EVERY NIGHT At $40 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2,IOP, N.

ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
"The Bird on Nellie's Hat" ''FAnella,
Meath the Old Cherry Tree"
Evening journal., 1907-06-01
Marvellous Invention
Cures Weak Men
Patent Granted by the U. S. Govern
ment.

A new and scientific appliance in
vented by L. B. Hawley, NJ. D., will
produce full manly power at first ap-
plication. The effects are immediate
and startling TO a high degree. Devel-
ops. strengthens and cures. Positively
no failures. Physicians indorse and
use il in their practice. II you are the
least skeptical as TO the value Of this
remarkable treatment, send for illus
trated circulars take them 70 your
family physician and get his opinion.
This is the first timo anyone has re-
quested you to take his circulars to
your physician-why? Simply because
he knows your physician win not rec
ommend his treatment-not so with
this appliance. Your doctor win i'm
mediately grasp the idea. and when he
does. he viii recommend H. Nothing
like IL has ever been sold before. 1t
works the same on every individual.
Send to-day for free descriptive circu-
lar OF this wonderful instrument The
moment YOU see it you will realize its
possibilities. No c. o. d. or free-trial
schemes TO catch tha unwary. This is
plain business proposition that will
appeal TO you as the greatest oppor-
tunity ever offered to those who are
weak. Address /. b. Hawley, NJ. d.,
5s5 Granite Bldg, Rochester, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1907-06-01
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SAccHARINE SoRGHUMs.
One % the Old and Early Varietie
Still Popular.

One q the Old and Early Varieties
Still Popular.
The saccharine sorghums are popu.
larly recognized by reason Of their
sweet sap or juice, from which sirup
and sugar are made. In general they
are Of tall aud leafy growth, branching
only sparingly at the upper nodes, or
Joints, and not stoollng much at the
base under ordinary cultivation. The
seed head, or panicle. varies from the
close, compact CLUB head Of the su.
mac sorghum through the rather more
open heads Of orange. gooseneck and
other varieties to the loose and often
widely spreading head Of the amber
variety, with the lower branches often
dropping as the seed ripens. The seeds
are red in the sumac and reddish yel-
low IN the orange and amber sor-
ghums. They usually protruds some
what from between the glumes, OF
chaff, which In these varieties vary
from deep red to black in color.
One Of the oldest Of the varieties now
in use. amber sorghum. is said to have
been developed in Indiana from the
original Chinese sorghum. II is an ear
ly variety and became very popular IN
the northern part OF the United States
because its earllness permitted It to be