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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-26
6Glt ben Nnitnrm aus.

--
Ger oltlidle 3lueig Der Some. gulf"
befrieoi9t ale ibr 8elo suriiduer.
l%nngenoen Iepolitoren. - $3.50
600 bon ben oeppnirten 100000
i6on 5uriiderltottet. - 9obnprG.
iioent Wurrap boffnungspoQ.
Ter anlturm Der 9epoiitoren aui
ben oItlid)en 3peig Ser rSonia-
9onf" OIL Baltimore. unb Siebitrobe,
Der Dor ctliden Sagen begann, iprlr.
DC audi seitern BON ben 9e,pobnern
ocs @bcttos, Die ourd Elm n~nbegriin.
oetes @eriidt, Dab Die ganf beabiif-
ti9c. ibre Sbiiren balo 5u5umaben,
I'm ibre griparniiie beiorgt geporbcn
iinb, fortgeicbt. Gle @anf belt abcr
audi aeitern Sen Initurm aus, ulb
Sr, Simon Cohen Don Der Tirnla
9ernitein, Cohen 4 So, BETTER Der
9unf, erfl1rte. Sic 9anf babe 8elb
gcnug, lrnt nid,t alleill aQe 9epoiito.
rem 5l befrieoigeL ionoern io9ar Sc.
ocn1 boS 8ierfad)e BON Dem 81 &C.
ben, mas er beponirt habc. Iie Sir.
mo mofte e"citern noh II llbr 8or.
mittags ober bod bon Dem 8orredte
@ebrard,. 60-tdgige aiinbigungsfriit
5u perlungcn; bis oobin botten ollc
EepoIitoren, Die iid) melocten, ibr
@el6 nbnc porbcrige aiinoigung er.
bolten. Bon ben 100000, Ole IN Der
9nnf bcponirt marcn, murben bis &C.
tern Wittaa MngcfGbr $150.0W 9e5o-
gen. Ger Mnorang ser TepoIitorc,
NOR longe Dor Groifnlrne Ser 9onf 10
erob, Dob Toli5ei.Gopitdn 2eaguc
pom oitliden Giitrift gc5mungen war'
mebrere Toli5iitet bit5uif)iden, I'm
Die Sronung oufrcd)t 61 erbalten. IS
ieblte ai,d) ltid)t an Spefulnnten. Die
sic Mngit Der Gepoiitoren uusniistcl'
ut,b bcren 9onfbiihcr fnuftcn, nobel
oiciclbcn 10 bis Is Ero5ent ibrer &c
potter 5uiesten.
Sr. Ssfar q. Murrap, ErGiioeni
ser Baltimore . bio!9abn," Der io'
ebert BON elmer &eiie nod europa 5i,'
riidgefebrt it, iagte gcitern, er glan'
Re, Die 6inansitorung i'm 2anbe ri
iiberitonoen unb Dos oaaemeine Ser
tra,icn iuiiroe boIb wieoer bergeitellt
iein.
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Yrteffaitcn.

IS. G." Ter erite Horooeutlhe
2lopo.I ampfer, Der naf) Baltimore
fam, mar Der Ganlpfer Baltimore"
Gerielhe fubr am /. Wtar5 1868 bon
9remerbapen ab uno lonete an q.
Wdr5 bier an. Iic anfunft oes
Iompfers purbe BON ben Staats. II.
Staot.g eborben uno Der gar5en Be-
p%olferung 9altimore's in grobartiger
Weiie eefeiert.
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8. aeebp, 9eibe BON 5rehe-

rid.
Sir ous Pint oes HihterS RcSber.
rp ais poriisenber Ridter am gppel.
luiionsgerid)t miro @ouperneur @ar.
fielb, pie permlitbet miro, entipeoer
Rihter u. Sumter 9opb bonn 4. @e-
ridtsbe5irf ooer Ridter Sobn g.
9riscoe pom I. @erihtsbe5irf ernen.
nen. Ger 8oupernellr miro Die gr.
nennlrne ieoenfalls crit rad Der am
5. Nopember itottfinoen @abI Dor
nebnlen.
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BUR geadtnna.

Der .Teutfde Gsrrsppnbent" ntmmt u iebes
Sett Seridte aHf aber 8tttsbunseu, estaeiten,
0etnrtstass, spIbens uub NfberHs Spd5ttteu,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES etc., nit ben Rameu Der
duiprisnbtH, bic ater beatIid eefhrieben fem
fnnten., auh gerfonaI.s'pHSea wsrbrn germ
anfesnsrtrnen. Tte GtnieHber folder gsridte
Htafen absr itrsn Ramea a%ntsrfhretbru aub
ser ALIEN sidt psrstHsn, wp bic gehimfeit
Aettfnnb - etrake uub oausnummer.
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Gebbel,s cinsiaes Ntelicr.

g8ir BADEN MIR Gin Ntelier in 8alti.
more, nnb bas bcfiuSet fid in Der
Gtagc at ebcner Grbe, Nr. 321, Norb'
8ag., nabe Sigb.Str. GinocrsSBo'
tograpbien cine Gpesialitat.-aeiue
Nsentcn unb fcinc Sreppcn sn iteiscn.
5. Sebbel. 6. Grni, 8eidaitsfibrcr.
(075-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-26

*** Das .@erntania.g oncIope Ger.
202", bonn rSerbeierten Orben ber
Septaiopben", neranltaltet ain Cont.
tag. ben q. OCTOBER, TN Darlep.Hurf
-rtr MHfterrrOiten, fitr rpeIfcs- bir um-
,iidtiglten Arrangements %getrofieI
iikD.
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Gin ~nnpcrmeiblidcs ltcbcl.
@esbalb Sbomos g. Spilrrier fir
oen 2eihnam ieincs Sdlpo9erS
srbu Ip0orS bp,ohIeu muIjte ,

SSe9putp SppiiluS W SRitttNt IHl
oen 2eihnom ieineS SdlpagerS
5ebn Collars be5ablen muBte.
Serr 9bomaS Is. Spurrier bon 9tr.
80, Siib.Hoppleton.S traBe, lit nid)t
ipcnig a%ligebrad)t barber, boB CT
5ebn Collars 5oblen muBte, che Inn
Der 9eidnam ieines Shmogers Sohn
Scllineer bon Nr. AZ, Oorf.S trobe,
bon Der Sobns Sopfins meoi5iniidch
Sdyule ousgeliefert mrrbc.
5ellingcr erfrantte ON s. SftoNr
ollf Der StraBe unb murpe nod Dem
.Warnlonb llnipcriit1ts Soipita!"
9ebrabt, poielbit er am oarouifol.
gcnoen Gage Itarb, obre porber an.
5ugeben. oaB er 8eripanote in Der
Stabt babe. Ter Seihnant lpuroe
baber Der anatomiiden Sehoroe BON
Warplonb iibergeben uno bieie ibrer.
icitS ilberlieferte ben Goldman Der
m%eoi5inilten Sofultat Der .Sobna
Sopfin-llniperIit1t." Oils Serr Spitr.
ricr 5ltf1lig Den Namen IeineS
SdNuoocrs IN Der S%ootcnliite pom
10. Sftober lab, mod)te or lid auf Die
Sild)e mad, Dem 2eid)nam ullo fonb
benielben ihlieBIit III Dem Seciriaol
Der obigen %2ebranitalt, Che or ben.
lelbcn cntfernen ouritc. milBte or $40
an ooS 6oipitnl entrid)ten.
Or. Siooc u. Srimble, Der YrGii.
bent Der nnntomiiden 9eborbe, or.
tl1rte eeitern in 9eSugnabn,e oili oct
Snll, boB Die 5ebu Collars mlr fir
oas Ginboliamiren unb Iuibefpoh.
rem bered)net norocn ieien mo 5lpor
bon Ser anotomiid)en 9eborbe mo
nid)t pom Dem Soipitol. .9ieies .iei
Itcts @ebroub geneleu lett Die ana.
tcnliid)e 9cbDrbc lid unioentifiSirter
Seid)namc angcnommen ino biejel.
ben cinbalianirt babe, Sn 6oQcn. no
Gle Gerlponbien Der Sptocn arm
mnren. muroen alleroings Die 9eid)rll
nnlouIt -uusseHeiert. abcr bicics ici
bier rid,t Der SOU.
Iir anatomiide Yeborbe oes Stoo.
ties Norplono rturpe ieincr Belt Or.
anntirt. Inn penn &eihciualb eli,
Gnoe Sit bcreiten gon5 bcipnhcrs
ober, I'M Toridae. lpie ~benienieen 81
perbiiten, 100 Gin 9teger eirc srol
crinorbcte, ilrn lire 2eide ST. perfoll
len. Sect lperben DIE itnibentiii5irtcl
2eifen Der anotomiifen geborbt
niisgeliefert mo bieie ibrerieits Der
ibeilt oieieIben i'm g~erh1Itnib Si Sc,
Stuoenten5abl on Die peribiebenu
differentiation. Miif oieie @eiie aebel
jdbrlid) rntgcfdbr $50 2eif)cn nurd
bic S1rbe Der nliatomiid)en 0ebcror
giebbabfr eines saten @erttnidite
boben feline ltriahe, anbere giere al
bieienigen Der .anericon greiperp
III frinfer. Geiu nlistpQrtS aebralte
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Seilmnp BON Gatarrh.

g @r. Weorae VI. Wbenftep, Gom'
miiiionsh1ubler, r9tr. 10, SitsG AM,
oenitrabt, iaat, bdB er elm torperlihcS
@rnd in SplGc BON gatorrh mar. Gr
e~cnildtirte Tr. Snrtlep; 1904 Weit'
Iupettet StraBe, 1nb ipl,rbe bon elmer
Is Satre oolHrnoen &%ranfbcit glGl-
senS aeheid. s1290 sO0As
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Gdmesfomn.

SpcSiele ~btertGaise 5ouren bon
Baltimore $3.50, auc ausgabcn cii,'
seIfloHeu. an3iifraeen bel S9eo. s.
Sicncr & &c.. PIT Sit.gaItimoreitr.
JQme5tomn.
Cse-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-26

Ser @obltbGtigfeit%S ercin iunaer
Eannen" lilb acitern Den Mopor sum
8. Sabresball elm. ipeld3er ami 20. So
pemhcr In bcr ~2priegG i%tattiinoct.
Stik Ma bcr1 9iii Ogct.
7aQhf 9cborthe.+
grt Mnntag mirb Die @iiSget.Yc.
bDroc piebcr enc Sisnna CUR 3cra'
tbnnG Der @iibget.Y craroininA abbal-
ten, unb I'M berielben uiroauubridein'
Iif) ser gtut oes Observation-Disclosures
porgelest perScn. nad1bem scitern Sic
Sibuna ser Sinan3-0eborbe iiber bic
81, briolsenoc Tolitif gritIiiTie aes
fabt bot. Sic &iid,etabfall.Go ntraft'
Srnae miro mobl crit in elmer lpate'
ren Sitnng c,,tldpeSen lperocn fon'
nett. IA GpnmiIidr Slides i,id)t nnr
Iicnitoa Nbero aus Vitisbnre 5i,riid.
erluortet miro. Soboio Die 8ordn'
id]ldac ees Stnot.H eeiitrntors u1o
StrabenreiniaunsS. %Gommiifars befi'
nitip ieitgeitent iinb, farm oann mil
Der geratbutg Der @iioget-Veroro'
nnfG erniiIid Bsaonten merSen. J
|Dr. @osIeb BAIT @crtrag.
Sn Der I. Saptiiten.aird)e, ct
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Undertakings = @ceipeiicr.

"FtVN 49, =" ~ ..I|EtFF'
1tnterbaltnngs @esiueiicr.
,WuF t.Mtabemie" - Broom Of Sariparb".
.Nsnht-siiasem mite Gpnser tribal" - Ste Gtert
nnlrlsrgauer Rdfnonstoiele".
.NtbuHsb'S" = sIbe SataI g9ebbiue".
r0aptb" = Gam Scrtbner's Big Sbeip".
,,eiautb'S" - pGpnoiet 999".
nTorbts" = Abe GbrijtiaH giIerim".
,,SGntbah" - rglep Gtebt geIS".
,aubitortum" = yqittIe 9pHh IiulpIeS".
.DtarhIano"-9etbs nNu Star" s&aubeoiue.
yTr,p WpHamentul" - pGbe Solp 9raB
aubiu's, 404-4O6, ft.gnItimprs etrahe -
IaneeoilesG orfteIIu1gert uib beipealide ,@tIber.
Weitport EaIaee siatiHg Hing iest often.
ySarpet. Come Bart" SdgIi6 Nlnff, Iana
uHb tluierbdItuItg.
.0anrbIaue Sodcb.6Iub" - Bonn 20. Gitober
biz etufhIiebItt Q. 0ooember SerbitrenneH ,u
Qimltco,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02

cada ciudadsno consume al afio una
cantldad de aztcar igual la mitad de
su propio peso. La cantidad de azti-
car gastada en- todo Ell pats el af1o pa
sado, fue de 5000, 900, 900 de libras que
valian $4,000, 900. De esa asombrosa
cantidad un quinto Sc produjo en- el
pals, otro Sc trajo de las islas que po-
seen los Estados Unidos los tres
quintos restantes Sc impo1 taron del
extranJero- De 10 que aquf sc did ese
aflo, POGO menos de la mitad fue azti-
car de cana y otro POGO mas de la mi
tad provino de la remolacha, cuyo pro.
ducto sobrepujo al de la cana por pri-
mera vez. A pesar de 10 mucho que
ha aumentado la ella aboraci6n de azt
car aquf en- los pasados a1os, no ha
podido competir con la demanda STEM.
pre- creciente que los iiltimos diez amos
fue tres veces mas que e. aumento en-
10 producido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02

De venta tn Ia Libreria del BOLETIN y,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
BIbi0eCQ de UAidod P[i0|gl

La Practica de la Homeopatfa simplia
hc ada.
I ,os animales de Corral.
Manual del Tintorero Sacam manchas.
F. Cocinero de la Fa milia.
Manipulaci6 de la Leche.
Manual sobre Arholes FIutaIes.
Tratado de Carpinter1a, tomos.
Tratado delGorte de Cam;sas.
Tratado de Fotografia.
Manual de Esgrima.
as grandes aplicaciones de la
Electricidad.
Tratado de Electricidad.
Corte Hechura de trajes pa1 a
Hombres Ninos.
Medicina Veterinaria.
Tratado practice de las Maquinas.
Dinamoelectricas.
De venta en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02

.A.MORES TRbSNOCHADOS 7 PAN IIERN0

Els samos en- plenas festas H.
terarias. Nj la Asamblea de los
obispos, encargados del sunni
nistro del pan intellectual, nj la
gregueria de los panaderos, en-
cargados del suministro del pan
harinoso, nj los tiquis miquis
entire Combes y Clemenceau,
consiguen ap krtarnos de los tor
neos literarios.
En- estas justas de la inteli-
Gencia destacase la silueta del
nuevo academico Maurice Ba-
1res, "delgado, en- ncantador y con
una bella espada al cinto', Sc
gun ha dicho su amigo y CORE
llgionario Leon Daudet, y en- el
mono discurso del neotito desta-
case una Erase que arranco
aplausos de la asamblea de aca-
demicos rancios y neos, porque
es un insulto a la gloria de
Zola, quien tiene el hermoso
privilegio de coutinuar v1vien-
do en- Ell odio de sus enemigos V
envidiOsOs.
No paran ahi las justas lite
rarias. Hondamente preocupa
al mundo de los sabios Y a la
legion de los requisites Ell JUL
clio critiCo que Cleopatra ha me.
reCido al historiador Ferrero.
ROmpiendo con la tradicion
hist6rica y con la opinion emiti-
da hasta ahora por historiog gra-
tos y eruditos de todas parties
Ferrero MEGA que la existencia
de Cleopatra fuese un poema
de amor, en- cuyas perhdas re
des quedaron presos Cesar Y
Antonio, y esa negaci6n nos
afige a los 'exquisitos" nos
atiige horrorosamente, no tanto
por la perturbation historical
que envuelve, cuanto porque
implica la negacion deque Cleo.
patra no am6. =.
monsieur Ferrero ne croft
past qu'elle ait aime, ct il doute
meme qu'elle ait etc aimee"
dice, con lagrimas en- los ojos,
ell buen Henry Houssage, Y los
requisites, agrupados, como
llorOnas rOmanas, alrededOr del
feretro de Cleopatra, exclama-
mos con jipios que parten los
cOraZOneS:
-iFerrero no cree que Cleo
patra am6!. -. "iQu6 desgra-
cla" 49,. iFerrero duda que
Cleopatra fuese amada!. "tOue
va a ser de nosotros?'
Y aSi como AntoniO-segun
los historiadores que precedie
ron a FerTero-al reCibir la fall
sa nOticia de la muerte de Cleo
patra desenvainO el acero y dio-
Sc I'm metisaca, exClamando:-
"tOue esperas va, puesto que Ia
fortuna te arranCa el unico bien
que te haCia amar la vida?", los
"exquisitOs' estamos dispues
tos a suicidarnos-cOn una pier
ma de pavo-porque hay qulen
duda de que Cleopatra amo V
tue amada, Y p0rque ese al
gu1en FerrerO, nj Slqulera sc
det1ene 4 1nVeStl9ar 81 CleUpa
ira fue verdaderamente bella
-. Que mas me da de sn be
lleza, 81 va DO pestanea, ! 81
aunque pestanease no podria
alcanzarlo yO, que no habia de
II a Eglpto por ella?. - iY gus
mas me da 4 mi, que no tuve
vela en- esas nupCias, que Cleo
patra amase o no amase, Y Gu@
fuese omada o no fuese anna
da2. 80.
Yo declare con franqueza Que
todas las trasnochadas historias
de Cleopatra mas la bella espa
da de Barr6s. me preocupar
bastante menos que la posibiii
dad de que la iracundia de los
panaderos me dele sin pan tier
no; pero a I'm mismo tempo de
ciaro que mi espiritu es muy
in terior al dc 1oc "avn.fc;too
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
MISAS DE MANANA
SANTOS DEL LUNES

Lunes 4.-San Pho, arzobispo de
Sevilla, y san Casimiro, rey y con-
fesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
.LEYES Y DE 1905

Sc hallan a la venta en- la Lii
breria del BoLET1N las leyes do
1905, acompanadas de I'm vo-
ldnen de gran utilidad para los
letrados y Ell p1blico en- general
conteniendo la Ley de evi-
dencia' y II appendices de leyes
de otras Asambleas references
tamblen a la prueba en- 10 civil.
Precio de las dos obras IS 400
Ley de evidencia compra-
da separadamente. -. S $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-02
LMis BONNfOaxH.
H azd ar On los fStsdoS Unidgs

De las cifras compil adas por 10 Of
Gina de Estsdlst ca de Washington. Sc
A. -tlS.s, auhqus parezca ,xagerado, que
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25

Representative Parrish has intro
duced . bill providing for q new judi
cial district to be composed Of the
counties OF Otero, Bent, Prowers, XII
owa and Baca. At present Otero and
Kiowa are attached to the Pueblo dis
trict, while Bent, Prowers and Baca
are in the Las Animas district. The
growth OF the five counties and the
Importance Of the judicial business in
them has made the formation of the
new district almost a necessity for
the proper conduct of business within
its proposed borders.
One Of the last ofiicial acts of Gov
ernor Mcdonald was the appointment
OF q commission of three to pass upon
voting machines that may be sub
mitted to the state under the constitu-
donal amendment and statute dealing
with that subject passed two years
ago. He named Frank c. Con, engi-
neer to the board of education; Albion
X Vickery. county clerk. and John B.
Hunter. engineer of the board of public
works. They are all well known citi-
zens. Their official title is state
board OF voting machine commission
ers." They are appointed for Ave
years and their fees come from the
owners OF voting machines who sub
init their product for examination as
to their availability. Their duties are
to pass on the efficiency, accuracy. ETC.,
OF any machine submitted. Machines
that pass scrutiny can enter competi-
ton for adoption as the official ma
chine or of1cial machines as the case
may be. Under the law now in effect
each county can choose its standard
but 1t must come from one of those
approved by the commission.
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25
No Good Definition Of Death.

Tests for death, occupy considerable
space in medico-legal literature. and
yet they leave much to be desired In
the way Of certainty. There is aston.
ishingly little evidence that anyone. 10
ever buried alive, and even II true,
suffocation would prevent regaining
consciousness. The stories of suffer-
ing revealed by opened cofins are
merely old wives tales of stormy
winter evenings when weird shadows
were cast by the fireplace. but they
have created popular idea that bur-
ial alive is common and that we must
have . sure test for death. Yet there
u NO good definition of death, and we
can never have test, for the un-
known. 10 Loeb and his school, life
cf protaplasm is merely the total Of
its reactions ~ . chemical machine
. theory already venerable with age,
but NO nearer proof than 1t was $500
years ago. Resuscitation of those ap-
parently dead has been fairly COM
mon, declares the Anne Acan Medicine.
The startling thought has been an
nounced that perhaps they were really
dead; that is. the body had ceased its
activities and team work" was end.
ed. It was like a factory in which
work had stopped. but the workmen
were still standing around idle though
ready to begin II the machine were
started again. It needed some one to
turn on the steam. or correct some
defect or breakdown.
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25

Mr.. Lewis-James, the leading barry
tone In the Moody-Manners Opera
company. noted English organiza-
tion. has had an interesting history.
He was born in Aberdare, South
Wales. and went to work in coal pit
when he was 12 years old. He sang
In local concerts and competitions
which are popular among the Welsh.
and eventually achieved such prestige
In his home neighborhood that he
WAS urged to study music seriously.
This he did for two years. while con-
tinuing his work as coal miner.
Then the Carl Rosa company visited
Cardin. and Mr.. James sang privately
for the director, who engaged him At
once for three years, and afterward
Ae 3oined the Moody-Manners COM
pany. 9
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25
DOLORES STAR
PublisAsd Weekly.
c&essee oser, G1iter and prep.
OOLOHB8, COLORADO
Terms: s3oe Per Year.

nsss Marriage Engagements Public.
About the only practicable improve
nent In marriage ID that suggested b.
. Kansas legislator. who IL going to
introduce . bill compelling the publ
cation Of marriage engagements for
~ days preceding the ceremony. This.
Il course. IL already the custom In
some circles Of society, where mar
riage engagements are invariably
made public. Among the Jews en-
gAgements are regarded as only one
degree less sacred than marriage It.
self. In Europe the laws Of most
countries compel the publication Of
banns of marriage, 10 that the whole
community II made aware that matri.
mony II contemplated and any Inn
pediment to the match may be dis
covered. But among = large majority
of people in the United States mo-
such provision Ii made. Hasty mar
riages are frequent, and even when
engagements are Of some length they
are NOT Always acknowledged. This,
ce course. makes deception easy. and
even crime. A man may marry 40
wives. as Hoch did. says the Chicago
Journal. and unless some unusual cir
cumstance arises he may escape de-
lection. A law compelling the publ.
cation Of marriage engagements
would undoubtedly lessen the evils
attending matrimony in this country.
II for 80 days before the knot Is tied
the news were circulated and dis
cussed by everybody interested. many
. bad ms~riage would be prevented
and much suffering would be avoided.
Marriage IL a very important event
In human life,. and the state should
take every means to make 1t safe.
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25
Gen. Sir Hugh Cough. @. c. B.. VIII,

Gen. Sir Hugh Cough. @. c. B.. who
has catered his seventy-fourth year.
has worn the Victoria Cross for
nearly half century. It has been
said that he won it twice over in the
Aghttng around Lucknow, and that II
1lkeIy enough. Lord Roberts saw him
win It the frst time and has recorded
WIN keen appreciation the daring
cavalry charge that Cough led. and
hat 20 materially helped to complete
the days work. Sir Hugh has been
kssper Of the crown jewels IN The
epusr since 1898.
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25
California Arehitecturs.

! One glance at the long low corridor
OF Santa Barbara Mission. of San
Juan Capistrano; another at the solid
adobe walls Of such house as the
old Morris residence in Los Angeles,
and you know where the modern
American California found the models
upon which she has based many Of
her most beautiful buildings. says
Travel Magazine. If the mission
fathers from Spain had not built their
missions ON that coast: II their fol-
lowers had not built their adobe
houses surrounding the missions, the
Californian Of to-day would have q
different style of architecture.
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25
Chicago Diphtheria Epidemic.

Chicago.-All epidemic records for a
period of twenty-four hours as far back
as the typhoid plague Of 1893 were
broken yesterday when 100 cases OF
scarlet fever and forty-five cases OF
diphtheria, total Of las, were re.
ported to the health department. Be.
sides these there we're recorded twenty
cases Of other contagious diseases.
The Dolores star., 1907-01-25

away.
Prominent Jewish residents of Los
Angeles are working on a plan to
colonize lower California with Hebrew
immigrants from Russia and else
where
In the explosion of boiler of a
Reading engine attached to one Of the
Atlantic City flyers at Blue Anchor
N. J., the engineer and two firemen
were killed.
A dispatch received at Panama says
the difficulty between Nicaragua and
Honduras has been adjusted and the
matter will be submitted to arbitra-
ton under the Corinto agreement
The production of gold and silver
In the United States for 1905 was val
ued at 1922. .402.676, which was an in
crease in the amount of gold but a
decrease of 1851 200 ounces in silver.
The most destructive storm in 20
years has occurred on Lake Erie and
81, ZOO, 900 damage was cocasioned at
Buffalo alone.
An imperial ukase issued at st.
Petersburg, prolongs the state of ex-
traordinary protection in the city an
other six months.
Direct dispatches from Kingston.
Jamaica. state that the disaster there
will equal those Of San Francisco and
Valparaiso. Chile.
Edward 8. Stuart was recently in
augurated governor Of Pennsylvania
to succeed 8. w. Pennypacker.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

Then the great actor recalled
string of similar incidents. One was of
a time when he was cast for a waiter
In bib and apron. whose only duty
was to draw a cork. From the way he
spoke 1t appeared that he was equally
offended by the smallness of the part
and the largeness OF TIE apron-in-
deed. by the fact Of having to wear an
apron at all When his cue came he
tugged at the cork in vain. having
taken pains TO ram It home before he
went on. AS Mr.. Mansfield told the
story he exhausted all his wonderful
powers Of mimicry in picturing in his
features the efforts Of the waiter. The
stage manager shouted in a rough
whisper to quit that and then order
ed him off the stage Mansfield turn
ed deaf ear. and presently handed
bottle and corkscrew to the second
waiter. who exerted all his strength
and failed to pull the cork. Then
Mansfield took the bottle. and. renew
ing his efforts. finally dislodged the
cork The insignificant pop II gave.
in contrast with the effort to pull II.
sent the audience into a roar.
That night" Mansfield concluded
Il was discharged"
on another occasion. in a play called
The Special Delivery Letter. the
manager asked him to take the part
OF squire who was to receive the