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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05
Sc ANUNCIA EN- Pom
Ce una aSambIea
espirita.
AsegiTase que prOntO celebrara un
meeting Ia sOciedsd AbOIieiOnis-
ia pusrtOTriquefia.
So ssta ToTltIrand0 sl page Do las tuntrlbutIongs
munIeIpaIss.
(De nuestro cOrregpOnsal. )

Julio 3.-6e encuentra en- esta ciudad
ek notable escritor Matos Bernier, autoI
del ihro On prensa ''Isla dc Arte" Fe
liz estapcia.
-Ya se encuentra en esta ciudad de-
Hsmpsnsndo 50 cargo de Inspector de Es
cuelas pdblicas Mr.. Zime1man, que 10 fac
de AEecibo.
-El domingo q las de Ia noche ten
dr6 lugar la asamblea espfrita en- eI teatro.
So espera Matianzo, Lopez LandE6n,
Galvez OteEo, GufAin otros oradoreA
-Tambi6n el domingo en- los Raloneu
del ayuntamiento Be celebrar6 la aEalGblaa
de los medicos. Sc asegura que asiAtir6n
4 dicha reunion notabilidades m6dicas =
las disCusiones ser6n intereGantfEimag.
Hoy lego 81 correo de San Juan
las diez de Ia maf1ana.
Sc asegura que pronto dar6 un ''mee.
ting" en- esta Ciudsd Ia sociedad Abolicio.
niSta Puertorriquefa.
Para estR noche RnunciR function con
variado programa el Cinemat6grafc.
La Guardia Nacional ceIebra cada
dos noChes ejerciciOs On los terrenos del
"CastiHo".
00S eAa49A99 pttAN CtsUus ue ~ mAbH4h
instituci6n tendran lugaT en- breve.
Lo creemos muy coTreCt6.
-Ha salido para San Juan en- el tren
de aver don Adolfo LeBpier, 8lcaide de Ia
ckrcel de Diatrito.
va 80 est6 llevando cabo el psgo
de las contribuciones muDicipales
-MadRna se celebrar6 en- los Halones
del ''CIub de Artesanos'' un suntuoso bai-
le "Rosa = Negro. Hay mucha ani-
maci6n.
Ell dia 5 saldr6 para San Juan 10 90.
nora Carmen Otero viuda de Galvez.
Ell - de los corrientea Bs. calebrar6n
varias subautas en- los HalOnes del Ayun.
tamiento.
-Fu6 COndenado por el JueE de Paz
el indfviduo Ramon Santana q I'm dollars
de multa por portar armas prohibidaA
-Fu6 condenado EIadio EchevarFfa
por iDfraci6n de las ordeuanzas municipa
les nm dollar de multa costas.
jose Rivera sandoval y Julia Ramos
Rivera 90 unierOn en- matrimonio en- el
dia de aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

de negocioU, ha regreuado aBteayer & euta
ciudad 81 Htfior 8ixto Bas, del conner.
clio dc esta plaza , muy eatimable compa.
triota. Bianvenido.
De VueEta.-Dapuks de estar cortoa dias
en- ents Ciudad, ha FegresRdo au Feaiden.
cia de Maysgisz, la heTmosfeima alegan.
to rubia delicada Aor Do squel vsriel, le.
fiorita Mercedes ATan.
Como brillanta netsoro que CTuxa iIu'
miuando el espacio dei6 squf l. Luz de %
paso la belliaims damita, qui6n daEfs
grstfsima nota Tepitiendo 90 vista & la
Ciudad.
Psrs0nalss. -se encusntfa en esta ciu.
dad en doDda permanecer6 haata 81 marta.,
81 joven lelor FaFmfn Brau. LIDO. On fan.
maCia, de Mayagiaz.
Regra6 { Humacao hoy. despu6s de
habeE tato nlgunol dies en San Juan
nue So timabla ariso q EanoE Manual
PsIsG
Eag NlnlRnp AVias ai1lpgpiaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05
MUJER QUE EN- AQUA
diNa parGCG ataCa
da del NAL de La
faro.
Legion de niiOs que CrsCen sin ssis-
tiraIOs pIanteIeS de ensefanzs.
Dsbs husClTsO ID maROTa Dc que OsOs GhIGOs
reCIbaR instruction,
(De nuestrO cOrrespOmsuS.)

Ha lIamado Ia atenci6n entire roSotrol
el hecho de andar por las GALES de Aqua
dilla una muier de nombre Maria Perez,
del baErio VoladoEes, de Moca y Ia cual
Heg6u 90 advieTte On 81 preaencia, parece
padecer del NAL de L6zaro.
va termin6 Ia tempoTadR de funcio
mes que desde 81 B6bsdo paBado celebTaTs
aqui el gran cinemat6grafo del aefior Luis
Arcelay. Hoy mismo paTte para Maya
Rii as donde celebTaTS vaEias funciones.
= Pl6cenos mRnifeBtaE que nuestro ami
go GaspaF MaEtfueE Dukey hs sido nom
brado sub agsnte do Is Blymyer YrOn
Works Co de los cuales son sgsntes para
cate distEito la casa SauderH, Penlippi y
Company.
-Ss ha trasIadado de la Calle del Pro-
greSo Ia de Marina de aqu1, las ofci'
mas del Repgrito de la propiedad.
Ell dfR primero tOm6 possession del
cargo del iuez municipal de Aguadilla el
i6ven licenciado don Enriqne Gonzalez
Mena.
En- breve llegar6 & eHta ciudad una
fmportante compafifs de zarzOelR.
Hoy parts para Ia capital de Puerto
Rico el LIDO. Am6rico Geigel ex juez mu'
nieipal de esta ciudad.
En- 81 tren del Lines Balieron hacia
San Juan los veinte Cinco policfaH In
sulareS destinadoS por este distrito para Ia
RsiStencia Ia gran parada que habrS de
Celebrarse el de Jolio en squella ciu'
dad. Van estos al mando del captain
Fernandez Mater, los tenienteS Casals y
Chapel Estos inteligentes muchachoz
del cuerpo de la policfa que concienzudR'
mente han aprendido los ejercioios que al
mRndo de los respetable1 ofciales Va alu'
didos practiCando aquf, no dudamoH triun'
faF6n ell en- Loo momentoa de la reVista.
-N6taBs gran movimiento de pasa'
ieros en- eI afsmado Hotel America de
nuestro muy estimado amigo don Juan
Manuel Roman.
En- breve trsbajsr6 entire nosotroS 81
nuavo cinemat6grafo que acaba de traer
de los Estados Unidos nueStro estimado
amigo don Vicente Knigley.
En- AguadillR como ell resto de Ia
TBla, una legion de nii1oA que apenRl
cuentan con IL 13 afioB dedfcanBe al
ofcio dc limpia botaH al Guido de caba
lloa por 81 desso maTcado de ganar slgu.
NOS centavoB, y por eato % cFlan Mn NM
guna instruction por no asiatir nuncR loa
plaDtales de sefisnza.
Bueno serfa que 90 evitars esto de una
msnera eE6rgica, pueS Cada d1a va Gre
cieudo ell ntimero de estoB chicOa que con-
tinuaments van girandO eae cfrculo de
analfabetismo que los induce 81 cE1men =
al desprestigio de los pueblog.
Esto q quien corresponds, y que cuando
Be abra el p16ximo curse escolsr en- vez
de verse por las GALES estoB hombres del
porvenir perdiendo gu tempo, 90 van illus
lr6ndoHs en- las escuelas p6blicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

4 COCKTAILS TERAPEUTTCOS. - Las
prOpiedades alilnentieias Y nutritivas del
Rceite de higadO de bacaIao dependen en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- la
cOmpos ci6n natural del aceite. Estas gra.
sas son digeridas asimiladas con mucha
mas facilidad que las otras, debido la pre-
sencia en- Ell aceite de bacaIao de ciertos
cOmpuestOs derivados del hfgadO, que per-
miten la pronta emulsificaci0n del aceite
Ipor los fuidOs del estomago Y hacen que
su absorci0n por la membrane mucosa Sc
Ileve efecto con mas facilidad con mas
rapidez que la de ninguna otra grasa.
Las grasas que ell aceite de hfgado de
bacalao cOntiene, aparte de su poderosa fa-
cultad de nutTir, DO poseen ningdn valor
terapeutico-y los otros elementos natura-
les que son parties dc su composition posi-
BILE que ningunO de ellos pueda ejercer en-
el sistema cualquier efecto terapeutico.
Es evidente pues-que ell aceite de ba-
calao es un alimento y no una medicina Y
que todas sus virtudes aIimenticias estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su composition
~ por consiguiente todas las preBaracio-
mes que pretenden estar hechas de los prin-
cipiOs activos del aceite que Sc ofrecen
como suS sustitutos, son productUs fraudu-
lentOs de la especulaci6n mercantil del
charlatanismO. Dichos preparados no con-
tienen 1inguna de las propiedades nutriti-
vas reconstituyentes del aceite de hfga-
do de bacalao, pOrque carecen de la grasa
menta-su composition tiene mucha seme-
jana con la de los COCKTAILS su uso
puede en- ocaciones causar periuicios con
siderables los enfermos pOr la gran can
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con-
tienen-y otras suOstancias narc0ticas, CO.
mo ell sulfato de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con-
tener los principles activOs del aceite de
hfgado de bacalao, son especialmente Pc
hgrosas para las criaturas, para los lnifios,
para las jovenes y sefioras, quienes por su
naturaleza delicada y temperamentO espe-
cial no pueden Tesistir sin grandes que
brantos para su salud los efectos deleterios
del alcohol, de Ia estricnina y otFas subs
tancias energicas.
El aceite de hfgado de bacalao es in
sIlstituible como aIimento-cOmo un re-
constituyente poderoso de la sangre, de los
tejidos, de loF nervios y de los huesos-y
Ell mOdO mas racioneI de administrator
segdn 10 ha prObado la experiencia de mas de
30 amos y segdn Ia aopini6n universal de los
m6dicOs, es Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta compuesta del aeeite mas puro
de Otros ingredientes que aumentan- com
niderablemente Ia efcacia nutritiva del
acefte.
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tsOrfs que 70 desarrollo ha nido pr6via y
vsgaments delineada por Arist6tslea =
Plat6n entire los gTiegos, pero fueron inh6-
biles de completsrla en @poca tan primiti-
vs; adnque suponfan que los terremotos Be
deblan Ia agitaci6n de vapores confnados
dentro de Ia terra queriendo escaparse ,
difundirBe por 81 mismos an la Rtm6sfsra.
DR.. T. L l. See, (AstE6nomo. )
Montgomery City, Mo.
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compatriota que reside "a AguadiIIa. .,
anCusntra sn Enn juan dslds aver.
GFata paEuaananeia ftodeG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05
La SUCCESSION en- HoIanda.
Aslso rocalga sn sl principe EnrIquo De R0us.

Confo1me Ia legislaci6n que actual.
mente rige en- HolandR. 81 Sc diera 81 ca.
30 de que muriera sin Sucesi6n Ia reiua
Guillermina la corona psssrfa & Bu prima
la princesa Maria de Wied; mas, como los
holandeses desean un rey, no eS diffcil que
con anterloridad arreglen Ia ley de sucs :
sion, de maners que, estR recaigs en- el
principe Enrique de RsuS 81 cual 60 hoy
subtenients en- 81 ej6rCitO alsm6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05

Los Baron, ,otros fuerOn uHadcs por pri-
mera veg por To.vritelIi en- 1870.
Los grades acad6micos tuvieEon 81
oTfgen en- Paris durante 81 aig'o XII. Al1s..ooo
Una compsfla japOneSa con $5,OOQOOO
ha estableCido una psiquera de baCalao sn
81 mar de Okhotek,
-El doctor neOyo1kino Leon lewis,
pDuncia una Eepetici6n del diluvio Rui'
YsFual,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-05
TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

SUBASTA PUBIICA BIENES QNMUEBLEs
En- la de de Camuy Ell 10 de JUNO
de19O
odos los enes
dado tempo las contbones
t IntemaA
FhOF4EIAH1O5 OOntrbu udoneay
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA ~ f
Ceterno Avia so cuerdas bohio IN arr Guata
a MuniGpaldad de Quebudlas 2454
Manuel Torres "A ouerdas barrOQ Quebrada 1922
Cos
Manuel Cruz "a barroQ uebrada
cuerdas casa barroB Bayaneyd
Ia MunicpaGdad del 14sc
Pueden los deles dem pectvos expentes
Ell compad
cento del valor vd
d Igentes al VERTIGO Camuy,
(Fimado) Bentez Collector
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ABOY VIDAL Co.

Tetusn 81, San Juan, Puerto Rs.
OfFecen IN BuEtido complete de maderas
CepilladaS, machiembHadaE
Acaban de recibir cuartonerfs, tabIcn.
clio chanfe y juntera etc., de todas d.
mensiOneB. PRECIos MoDICos. 80 v.
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IA ia impgonta o Voado papal ds %.
!is1il, gilla { a00lol Aa lllds 4 q qunia.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-12

Several people have come into
the valley lately in search OF land,
homestead, timber, or any kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Berry OF
near Salt Lake, Utah, are visiting
the formers brother at this place,
John R. Berry.
The Finnish Sunday School pic
mic held in Henrik Maki's grove
near Flo last Sunday was thor,
oughly enjoyed by large number
of Firms from Roseberry, Center,
Flo and other places in the valley.
The guessing contest for the
sewing machine at N. F. Williams
store resulted in tie between Mrs.
G. w. Blackwell and Luis Serafino.
The number of beans in the jar
was 1920, Ben Turner, L. G. Cooper
and John Keizur counting them.
We kindly ask our patrons to
S6CClo ClclI dCCOuHUS WILL uo W uilO
18th of September After that date
we will keep no accounts, credit
being given by the use of Coupon
books only, which will be due be-
tween the 10th and 18th of each
month. To all who make prompt
settlement on these terms we will
extend credit, otherwise our busin-
ess will be strictly cash.
w. B. BOYDSTUN.
A good testimonials: "Sirs-We
fed our baby on modified cows
milk the first six months, but the
milkman did not understand how
to modify his COWS properly, and in
consequence the child lost flesh un-
til he weighed but one pound. I
now procured some of your celebra-
ted Infants Food. This the baby
managed to trade off to the dog for
some dog biscuit, which he ate, and
is now we'll and hearty. The dog
died We are grateful to you, in
deed. You may use my name il
you like.-John Jones.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-09-12
Local and General News

IC 1CW Ddllk dt lbOoCOOlly 10
now open for business
George E. Stiles of Sphinx was a
Lardo visitor last Friday.
Mrs. G. HI. Nelson of Sylvan
Beach left for Chicago last week.
If you want to sell your land
list it with P. V. Lucas, Roseberry.
John Reeves of Council has rent
ed Ira Pottenger's ranch near Rose
berry.
The baby-girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Fulton is i'll with bowel
trouble.
w. B. Boydstun spent the latter
part of last week in Roseberry on
business.
HI. M. Friend left last week for
Fort Scott, Kansas, to visit rela-
tives there for an indefinite period.
Pete Eskeldson of Boise has been
here several days looking over the
valley and enjoying our mountain
scenery.
w. O. Edgar and Miss Lottie
Wiley returned Monday from Van
wyck, where they had been visit
ing few days.
H. G. Warner, the Roseberry
creamery man, returned last Sat
urday from Meadows, where he had
been on business.
l.. G. Cooper has bought the old
briggs homestead and with his
family moved back to Long valley
from Meadows Monday.
Chas. A. Wiley, the proprietor
of the Payette Lake house, is hav-
ing a fine large barn built on his
property here back of the hotel.
This is the best time of the year
to start Bank account and the
Roseberry State Bank is the best
place for Long valley people to
start it.
The ADVOCATE has failed to re-
ceive copy of the Gem State Rural
since it changed to monthly pub
LEGATION. Have you cut us off your
exchange list Bro. Gipson?
The boiler has been set in place
for the Roseberry grist mill and
people who came in from that town
Monday say steam was up when
they left and the mill steam whistle
was blowing.
Clyde Fulton came in last Thurs
day evening from Goldfeld, New,
where he had been for some time.
He expects to return soon, and it
is probable that Ted Mccall will
accompany him.
Cashier Parker V. Lucas of the
Roseberry State bank was here
Monday on his way to Meadows to
consult his father, Cashier A. B.
Lucas of the Meadows State bank,
on business matters.
Pres. H. T. French of the state
agricultural college has written H.
G. Warner of Roseberry that a far
mers' institute will be held at Rose
berry this fall. Dairying will be
the chief theme discussed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-18
OTHER GAMES SATURDAY.

AT Cambridge-Yaie Freshmen 6: Har-
ward Freshmen 0.
At Lowell-.LowelI High 6; Lawrence
High 0.
At Observation-Disclosures High 6;
Berwick Academy Q.
At Springfield. Mass Mass Aggies j.
Springfield Training O.
liston @.
At Franklin-Dean 2. Brown II. O.
At Lebanor-Lebanon s: VT. Acad. O.
At Laconia-Brewster II: Laconia o.
At Portland-Naval Reserves 0: FIT. Nc
kinley 0.
At Syraeuse-Syracuse 4: Lafayette 4.
At Observation-Disclosures of Virginia
IS; Georgetown 6.
At Lincoln-Nebraska g.; Denver O.
At Lafayette, Ind.-WiscoDsin IL; Pur-
due. s.
At Haverford. Penn-Franklin and Mar
shall 4: Haverfoid O.
At st. Louis-St. Louis University II
Kansas University o.
AT Columbia. Mo-Missouri University
-: Washington University o.
At Lewisburg. Pcnn-Bucknell as Dick
inSon o.
At South Eethlehem-Lehish q; Jrsi-
nus 0. -.--
At Rochester. n Y-Cniversitv of
Rochester -: Rensselaer, Polytechnic o.
At Nashville. CONFERENCE.-The "a; Gcor-
git Tech g.
At Worcester-Holy Cross l.: Worcester
Polytechnic o.
"A. AZ srrinsfeld-Amherst A. c. ); Spring.
At Mortified. Vt.-Norwich s. Middle
bury ).
At Utica-Colgate 9: WESLEYAN C..
At Sclnectady-Trinity As; Union ).
At IthaCa-Cornell Is: Swarthmore D.
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of New York bankers. as Il price for
the release of gold by the Bank of
France III oruer that the gold might
be shipped to this country to relieve
the present stringency. Any plans the
New York market may have to bring
about shipments of gold from France.
the secretary said. are not involved in
the present tariff negotiations between
that country and the United States
Former Governor w. s. Taylor. who
has been an exile in Indiana since the
murder of Gocbcl. will return to Ken
lucky and surrender the day after
Governor ELECT Augustus b. Wilson
takes the oath of office. Every prcp-
aration has been made for the return
of Taylor. Attorneys have been en-
gagged to represent him and people Of
any amount if the Judge before whom
the motion for bail is argued grants the
motion.
Great Britain. not content with pos
sessing the largest Warship in the
world in the Dreadnought, has con-
structcd the fastest fighting craft in
the destroyer Mohawk ON her official
trial in the North sea. Friday. the Mo-
hawk maintained for six hours Il mean
speed of 34H knots an hour. In six
runs over a measured mile, she tray
eled at the rate of 34i. knots an npur.
This is equal to 40 miles The Mo-
hawk is fitted with steam turbines and
a water tube boiler. using oil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-18
WILL MEET TWO.
BARLEY Connolly and Another Mar
Will Face Bill Papke at Chelsea.

Boston, Nov 1'.-The Winnisimmet Atl.
lctic Club OF Chelsea will give tile mem
bers something unique in the boxing line
next Friday night when Bill Papke
will make his debut here. The Western
sensation will appear against two men
in five-round bouts. He posted his for
feit for appearance Yesterday and lie
will arrive here early Monday to finish
his training.
Bartley Connolly Of Portland las been
selected as one of the men to oppose him.
The Maine champion is clever at every
department of the game and is a good
ring general. At the present time he is
the only New England boxer of the new
crop who has chance with Parke, for
nc IS not of the smuggling type that are
buiit to suit the man from the West In
stead he plans his battles and follows
inc INES figured out to a nicely so that
in the end he turns up with big score of
points in his favor.
Within the last year Connolly has dem
onstrated that he is the most capable
man of his weight in New England, for
he has opposed such sterling opponents
as Tommy Sullivan, Terry Martin, Black
fit%sirnmons. Johnny Carroll and a host
or others and always had the better o1
his engagements with them.
Who the other man will be VIII no
made known tomorrow. The club is look
ing around for clever fellow with q.
socc punch that will come under the l6O-
pound limit insisted on by Papke.
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Weston II Miles
Ahead of Record,

gainesville. O., Nov 17.-Stepping along
without apparent fatigue. Edward Pay
son Weston, pedestrian, walked into
gainesville few minutes after II o'clock
Saturday night. having walked IS miles
in % hours. stopping for rest and re-
freshment in a number of Ohio towns.
I'D like to have made Cleveland" he
said. when he halted for the night and
to spend Sunday in this city. i've heard
it has changed much in the % years
since I went through the city before.
They've got some pedestrians too. I
hear. since the street car war has stopped
part of the cars" and the old man
chuckled. =.
Already he has chopped a good half
day off his schedule and declares he is
in fine physical condition. He bore the
obstacles of the long walk since leaving
Erie well.
He is 4 miles ahead Of his schedule
here and has covered S62 miles of his
tTir. His third pair of shoes will last
only asdav or two longer. He will have
here the first long rest since last Sun
day.
Mr.. Weston, VINO has been perturbed
over the condition Of his finances as his
trip progressed. has been greatly re-
heved of that particular worry by s10G the
Boston Globe telegraphed him at Buffalo
in care of Norman E. Mack Of tine Buff
falo Times. by the gift of a check for
500 he received in that city from Allen
s. Olmstead of Leroy, n. ". and by
the contributions to his eXcheuuer made
in Erie, Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-11-18

Washington. Nov. ia new sta
was added to the American flag Sa sur-
day by the admission into the Union
of the stat" Of Oklahoma. President
Roosevelt at 1915 \. NJ. Saturday
signed the proclamation admitting the
territories Of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory jointly as one of the Amcri-
can states.
Little fornaity attended the cere
mony which meant so much to the
people Of the two territories In an
pending his signature to the proclama :
ton. the President used a pen formed
from a quill plucked from the wing OF
an American eagle. The pen will be
deposited with the Oklahoma Histor.
zeal Society
When he had finished his signature,
the President picked up small blotter
with which he blotted MS name and
then looking up. exclaimed:
oklahoma is a state"
Albert Hammer of Enid. Okla. a
clerk in the land Office. then asked:
Mr., President. may have that
blotter?"
The President picked up the small
hlotter and handed it to Mr. Hammer
with the remark: There were more
requests for me to use particular pens
than there are letters in my name"
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CIGARETTES IN THE NAVY.
Surgeon. General Rixey Recommends
An Order Forbiddins Their Use.

Washington. Nov. 7.-Presley ".
Rixey, surgeon general of the navy. in
his annual report for the fiscal year
ended June 80 last recommends that
an order be issued by, the navy de-
partment forbidding the use of cigar
cites by all persons in the navy under
q years of age. If an order of this
sort We're issued. DR.. Rixey believes.
the sick records would be smaller and
the general efficiency Of the service!
would be improved. 81 lA,
TO give an idea of the amount OF,
cigarctt" tobacco consumed In ~ the
navy DR. RiXey includes IN his report
statement submitted to the .depart-
ment by Surgeon Norton of-the bat7
tleship Missouri, which shoM4 3hRts ~
three months the crew of tN3 vessel
GOO mem used 1900 books *txar-
cite paper. 1900 pounds Of AAsng
tobacco and $4,000 cigarettes.