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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


oooD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ALL
eFouno baker with a small capital, In
" established business In growing
9wn. address d 81. Tribune. k5G5
IvyNFECTIONERY BUSINESS. PINE
,locatlon and trade, For sale cheap
,aa ,S,aess. s. See Stowe 81 Palmer. 6s West
-au ooutn. k279
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Died

Xxi EY-In this city. April 8. William
Hooley. In his forty-seventh year.
fnns,,",aa mortuary chapel, 4s South
street. Saturday. April 13. at IL 80
sI5e m interment in Mt. olivet cemetery.
uER-Mrs. Frank L. Palmer, at
PAnenyer, Colo, at 8 a. M, April IL. Fu-
.p,sI from tho residence, S24 East South
ne,rnn,e Announcement later
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WE
have purchasers for hotels. restaurants
and mercantile business, everywhere In
Inc intermountaln country. Idaho pre-
erred DO you wish to sell? Write to
Capital Real Estate Investment Co., Salt
lake City, k662
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN; MODERN q
story pressed brick house. rooms and
hall; also high grade furniture: Sas, elec-
trio lights, cement walk. and lawn; side
walk and sewer paid. $50 First St. cor. n.
La
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BUSINESS MAN WANTS TO LEASE
or s-room strictly modern house on or
lstore May 10. Address Business Man.
tribune. 1859
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SAFES

M %rI.ER,MoCNTAIN SAFE AND LOCK
w HV., distributors for Herring Hall Mar
~ ~ oais Cc. In Utah. Nevada, Wyoming,
ssuo. montana. New and second hand
s. ee constantly on hand. Cash or Install
,sIi.s sMts. safes taken in exchange. Bank
Il isVIn ~, Speciality. c. G. FIELD. Mgr.
Mest second South. k97f
wv AND SECONDHAND, CASH.
svmss n,as lor the reliable Halls safes"
EHIIe OF limitations. Office /. X. Il,
,srnllure Store. 4s E % South. aI4I
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lady PARTNER WITH SOME CAP
Ital to go into hairdressing business,
r.l. required. Address E 81. Tribune
' k1039
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AUCTION SALES

nGURE WITH US REFORH sIJYING
s,1,, s,Ou. household goods elsewhere Most
ns nSie.e o,e stock OF secondhand goods In
e.sy; 500 heaters, cook stoves and
iseee AZ bottom prices. Western Furni-
ty oIS9 10" ZI2 State st. Stove repairs for
= oio etoHe, d1I34
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BOARD AND ROOMS

AAS BOWLES. i43 e. 1ST so ST.
sul has one large. handsomely fur
nnhed perlor In annex; two large rooms,
suitable for gentlemen. In main house,
G s2o per month; everything new:
eloice location, easy walking distance:
excellent table iI7 799
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WANTED-TWO TICKETS TO DEN
yer, male and female. Address G s.
Tibune- j17s5
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass. RAGS. bottles. rubber, copper,
ec Utah Junk Co.. So E. 8th South.
rbone 229 z307
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wASHING AND IRONING CURTAINS
10 take at home. also plain sewing. 265
So 10th E. j176
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SAFE REPAIRING

excIaa LIaI SAFE AND LOCK WORK. BI-
VI zig supply Co., S75 South West Tenn
g19
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AL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing, trunks, valises; best prices paid.
& Commercial street. Reply by postal
ard Phones 37Tl-K. TIA
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

SSER W. HALL; al gNDERTAKER aIt R1.ISI AND
,1s VISA
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CUT FLOWERS

cSE FLOWER SHOP, GEO. ]. DwYER,
Mcr. Under Natl Bank Of Republic.
ee79
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ATTORNEYS

"a a. DARMER. LAWYER. OFFICES,
NJ and 73 Commercial blk. Phones
Hs-a and 12l7. w2743
W. L. DUNN. LAWYER, 2I2 MAIN ST.
g404
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MoNUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs
;7TISGE sTOCT 70 SELECT FROM, R
ITcKengie. Display yards. 422 s. State
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oAALL ROOM. LARGE CLOTHES
>. closet; frst-class private house; break
.ast and dinner 15T No. State. ks3O
FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD 225
D. So. Temple. t7oi
FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD. 3l2
70. Bird East i737
'ASLE BOARD AND ROOMS, EVERY
u'ng hrst-class. 315 East End South
h703
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Now is the time to learn. Tuition
earned while learning. Situation and To-
cation furnished. Catalogue free. Moler's
Barber College. 62 z. 1st So. St., Salt
Lake. 1886
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SMALL CARD CASE. BLACK, CON-
tanning currency and name Of owners
husband; lost on Waterloo car. No, 40. at
ssV Wednesday evening, Return to Trib-
tue office. Liberal reward
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. %, K. OF p,
meets every Saturday evening at s
o'clock, x. Of P. hall.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR METALS,
Iron, bottles, hides. pelts, beeswaS. etc.
second-hepd machinery. Great Western
lion N. Co, Inc, 230-240 So. 1st West
Ind 1921 Bell 2439-Z hiTis
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BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM MODERN HOME.
close in: 5x1O lot with fine stable; rea-
sonable terms Call Ind. phone 433. k46f
6-R- MOD BRICK AND BARN, LARGE
lot cheap. 92i Pennsylvania Ave Box Boy
SSl City. kooo
YOUNG ORCHARD, 62 FRUIT TREES,
three-rooin rustic and kitchen, chlcKen
run. barn, shade trees, etc. 92S PARK
Ave Ind, phone 1851. Ko2o
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n BIJY GOOD DELIVERY HORSE.
sbo,lt 100 or 1900 lbs. Templeton Clean
,rs Co. l12 e. End South. k906
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FUR MANUFACTURER g. DEALER.

IoSNS-S~S- ON Itt SSS~SSSSSSS@
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAW
furs game heads and wild animals.
Expert taxidermst. r, Stencil Fur Co..
7e E 3rd So. Ind. Fone No. $40. 1875
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
CARPET CLEANING

COMPRESSED AIR, NEW SANITARY
process. National House Cleaning Co.,
SO e. 1st South. Carpets called for and
delivered promptly. b1968
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CLAIRVOYANTS

WANTED-TO CORRESPOND WITH
lady between % and 80. object matri-
mony Address "a. Tribune, kl0i9
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10 DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding
and Mfg. Co, Both phones 3S3. b303
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LOST

BLACK AND WHITE COW LOST;
hall Jersey and half Holstein. Return
sS ". lst North. k1063
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n BUY. SELL ON COMMISSION.
horses, rigs, harness. Saunders, 5o3
san Phone 2901-K. k913
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IN PRIVATE HOME. SWELL LOCA-
tion, close In nicely fur. rooms to par
ties taking meals out. 247 East South
TemDle. k52o
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AN oBLONG BROOCH WITH JADE
stone setting, between Cullen hotel and
Main 81, or on Sugar House car. Reward
II returned to Cullen hotel.
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A TRAVES DEL MUNDO
Etectos de Ia superstici6n>>Auto
suggestion religiosa

targica tiene cuatro hermanos, to
dos ellos fueltes como unos robles.
Es sin duda el de que Sc trata
TN case bien caracterizado de auto
suggestion religiosa. La ceremonial
de la primera communion produjo en-
la enfermiza imagination de Maria
Dalbin una impression vivisima, pro-
vocadora del sueio hipnotico que
dias despues lie sobrevino. Es la
referida joven una histetica a qnien
la exaltacion religiosa ha sumido en-
la semi, inconsciencia de la letargia.
Hecho es este que entra de
pleno en- los dominios de la ciencia
pathological. En- otro tempo habrfa
sido considerable como sobreuatural,
atribuido a la intervention de una
potencia rnalefca invisible. Ha.
brlase tenido como un case de po-
session diab6lica, y Sc hubiera ira.
tado = mediante exorcismos de sa.
earle del cuerpo a la posesa los es-
pfritus del NAL.
Aun, por desgracia, quedan
rastros de tales supersticiones. La
familia de Maria Dalbin, dominada
por el fanatismo, tiene mas confan-
"a en- la religion que en- la medici-
ma. Y en- vez de confar a un me-
dico la curaci6n de la letargica, le
envian ahora a Lurdes, en- espers
de un milagro.
Una fuerte impression religiosa
provoc6 en- Maria Dalbin elsueiio hip
notice y otra emoci6n de la misms
indole puede hacerla Sallr de Su le
largo. Ello no tendri absolutament,
NADIA de milagtoso. Asi como al man
dato del hipuotizador vuelve en- 81 G
individuo 4 quien Sc habia proyoca
do el sueiio, asi una impression id6nti
ca a la que produjo la letargia, sacu
de de sIbito la somnolencia y hac
volver de nuevo a la realidad,
Todo milahro, como ese que es
peran ahora les superticiosos labrie
gos de Recoules, tiene una facil expl
caci6n cientifca cuando no
una manifesto impostura.
GUIDO DE LABORDE.
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NOTAS De |A7EREs
Conato de incendiO en-
una botica.-Para
Estados Unidos.
DOCTOR CESTERO
Nuevo Secretario de Puerto
DOCTOR CEsTERO
Nuevo Secretario de Puerto
Rico. Ties amos de Presi.
dio. -Mejorando.

Informa el cabo Soto, de Ma
guabo, haber ocnrrido ALI un co
nato de incendio en- la farmacia del
sefiar Rosa, siendo extinguido en- el
acto, sin perdidas de consideration.
lie han sido concedidos 40
dias de licencia, para ausentarse
para los Estados Unidos a los sefio
res A. Lindberg y G. B. Morton,
secretario y jefe de la division de
cuentas respectivamente de la Au.
ditoria de Puerto Rico.
Sc espera en- ell pr6ximo va
por al nuevo secretario de Puerto
Rico Mr.. Willoughby, que fue a los
Estados Unidos en- uso de licencia.
-BALsAMo DE H1Gos, 1nico
remedio efcaz, maravilloso, para
curar inmediatamente las enjtrme-
dades byopias de Ia mwe'. Gaia
grande cuesta 81. Pidase: Box
1886. San Juan. 3o.1I
El teniente de marina Mr..
Giles Bishop, quese hallaba de .er-
vicio en- Culebras desde hace dos
afios, ha recibido ordenes para tras'
ladarse q Seagne Island, Philadel'
phia, para donde saldra el dia 4 de
septiembre pr6ximo.
-Segin noticias, ha presen
tado la renuncia el doctor Rafae
Cestero, ofcial de sandal de Qua
yama, quien Sc halla altualmt MT
en- San Juan.
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,AOFAS DE COROzlL
Cobro de las contribu-
ciOnes.-LO recauda-
do hasta Julio.
PRECIO De LA CARNE
Felicitaci6n 4 de Diego. EN-
Ia Sub.estaci6n de ane-
mia.-Una barberia.

Agosto 26.- El sefior collector
de rentas internas ha librado una
circular a todos los contribuyentes
de esta municipalidad, exhortando-
les para el pago de las contribu,
clones de 19o7-S, previniendoles
que los recargos que determine la
ley, correspondence al mencionado
afio, Sc empezaran q cobrar desde el
dfa 70 de septiembre venidero.
La recaudaci6n veri6cada en- la
colecturia de Corozal, durante Il
pasado mes de julio, assemble q la
suma de S $50 por todos conceptos.
Observase nucho movimiento
y trabajo en- la colecturfa por ha-
berse comenzado el cobro de contri-
buciones. Hasta la fecha hay re-
caudada la suma de $500,
En- la sub Estaci6n de Ane-
mia recognizes este dato del servicio
semanal. Datos del dla S al dfa 10.
Admitidos durante s dias, e6 per-
sonas; en- tratamiento 447; curades
rs. Los preinsertos datos CON-
prueban el mucho trabajo y exce-
lente resultado de esta SUBJ Estaci6n
de Anemia. Sabemos que hasta
los domingos Sc trabaja en- la sub.
Estaci6n. Nos complace admira,
tanta laboriosidad.
-Estamos de enhorabuena,
pues el amigo Jaime Gay acab6 cor
el monopolio de la carne que queriar
va expenderla a 40 centavos el kilo
Ahora la compramos a 28 y 81
centavos y en- ocasiones Sc vend'
mas barata. Adelante y duro col
ellos, don Jaime.
-Pronto Sc abriIa en- este pue
bio una nueva barberfa, cuyos due
Hos seran dos conocidos vecinos d
aqui. Sc llamara barberia de San
chez y Nieves.
Los corozalefios felicitan d
todo coraz6n q don Jose de Diego
dandole los parabienes por su bri
llantisima y patri6tica campafa e
Jamestown en- favor de nuestra que
xida Borinquen.
CONFESSIONAL.
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En- Recoules, publecillo del
lepartamento frances de Aveyron,
Sc da actualmente I'm case curiosi
simo de antosugesti6u religiosa.
Maria Dalbin, hija de labrado-
res, es una joven de muy delicada
complexion y extremada sensibili
dad. Su familia tenfa de que lie
sobrevinissen ataques epilepticos.
Era mny devota; a menudo daba
muestras de un fervor impropio,
por 10 exagerado de su corta edad,
pues Maria Dalbin no pasa de los
catorce amos.
Esa tendencia al misticismo
exalt6se en- la joven a principles
del aiio anterior, en- que cay6 en-
ferma. Transcurrla el tempo y en-
vano anhelaba la joven hallarse Gu
rada para tomar, juntamente con
sus condiscfpulas, la primera CO.
munion. LEGO el mes de mayo {
inutilmente intent6 la enferma aban-
donar el lecho. Entonces, acce
diendose q sus insistentes ruegos,
acordose administrarle la primera
communion en- la cana, donde perma.
necia presa de una enfermedad in.
compensate.
Muy fervorosamente comulg{
Ia joven el 10 de Junio de 1906;
lbs seis dias durmi6se Y aun no hs
despertado. Un aiio justo hace VI
que Sc halla en- estado de letargia
Durante ese tempo NADIA h;
c omido nj bebido; no obstante has
1
| desarrollado, como 81 estuvieSe el
perfecta salud. No tiene el cuerp
rigido, de vez ell cuando mueve 10
brazos. Los ojos tienelos siempr
cerrados, 10 mlsmo que la boca. L
temperature es generalmente nor
NAL y el pulse irregularisimo.
La letargica no Sc halla priva
da por complete de sensibilidad
Dye, y, aunque confusamente, S
hace cargo de 10 que pasa q su a
rededor. Sc queja y hasta en- oc;
stones llora; a veces basta que
: toquer para que muestre gran el
A fado.
En- la familia de Maria Dalb
4 no ha habido ning1n anomalo; 81
! abuelos, asi paternos como mate
nos, rnurieron a muy avanzada eda
j. y sus padres rebosan salud. La
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DESOE ADJUATAS
Trabajos para un den.
tista. -Carest1a de
carne de res.
INEORMES ClERTOs
Sobre aperture de varias ca.
lies. .-Cosecha de cafe.
Un buen patricia.

Agosto 26.-Hace alg1n ITEM
po que TN distinguido dentista de
San Juan nos anunci6 su vista,
despues de haberse convencido que
Sc lie preparaba trabajo para una
buena temporada.
Por haberse enfermado de al
guna gravedad el caballero quien
nos referimos, impidi6 que Sc tras
ladara q esta Villa, quedando aqui,
por consiguiente, muchas personas
con necesidad de sus servicios.
De modo que 81 Sc decide un
buen deutista a venir por Adjuntas
una temporada a trabajar, lie augu.
ramos que ganara bastante dinero.
-Existe alg1n disgusto per
este vecindario, por motive de que
pasan semauas enteras sin que Sc
b.nefcie una sola res.
Llamamos la atenci6n de quit n
corresponds sobre este importante
asunto.
-Informes ciertos nos autori-
zan a manifestar que, en- una de lss
pr6ximas sesiones del Concejo, Sc
presentara por I'm miembro dee te,
una moci6n proponiendo como me.
dida altamente benefciosa para el
pueblo y de innegable progreso pa
"a el mlsmo, la aperture de algunas
Gales, cuyo estudio y plano hicie-
ronse desde tempo de Espafa.
Creemos que la poblaci6n d.
A 'juntas ganarfa mucho con clio }
esperamos que el Ayuntamientt
aborde resueltamente el pre- p6sitt
hasta Su consecueion.
La cosecha de cafe sera est
afo de un IS por 100 m&nos que e
pasado. Asegdranlo asf agriculto
res respetables de Ia Jurisdiction.
-Si el ilustre puertorriqueh
Jose de Diego, no tuviera va cor
quistado en- el coraz6n de sus paisa
nos el alto tftulo de patricia int
gro, bastariale su hermosa campan
librada 1ltimamente en- los Estadc
J Unidos en- favor de este pats, par
: que Sc lie otorgara ese titulo co
verdadero orgullo.
CoRREspoNsA1
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DESOE AGUAO|LLA
Glasses de instruction q
los preGos.--Para una
Casa Parroquial.
NOTICIA iNEXACTA
Sobre un suicide. FL capi.'
tan don Francisco Talla-
da.-En Ia Carcel.

Agosto, 25.-Recientemente,
nuestro estimado amigo y correli.
gionario don Andres Mendez Il
ciaga, alcaide de la carcel de este
distrito, ha solicitado del Deparia-
msnto de Sanidadl, Carload y CO.
rrecciou, autorizacion para inieiar
classes de instruction a los prt sos
recluidos en- el referido penal.
AL efecto, ha solicita1o ism.
bien los efectosy y menaje que Ell ca
SO requiere. Nos consta que el he
norable jefe del Consolidate ha ac-
cedido a la noble y gen-rosa solic.-
tud y que tan prom to les sean sunni
nistrados al St nor Meudez Liciaga
los tfectos de escuela, inauguraIa
sus classes.
.-Ayer recorro las Gales &c
esta ciudad una comisi6n compues-
ia de distinguidas darnas y caballe-
ros, con objeto de allegar fond. 8
para Ia construction de una casa
parroqulal en- Aguadilla, cuya idea
fue concebida por el senior Obispo
en- su recieute vista que a esta pl-
blacion hiciera.
-Desde hace dias Sc ha hecho
cargo como jefe de las fuerzas &c
la policfa insular de este distrito,
el captain don Francisco Tallada.
En- estos dias Sc procedera q
la installation en- la carcel de esta
ciudai, de tres piedIas de fltro con
sus correspondence tinajas.
Mejor informados podemos
asegurar que no es cierto como
equivocadamente dijeramos, que el
ioven Felix Ro.dan, recluido en- su-
maria en- esta earcel, haya intenta.
do ninguna vez poner fin a su viz a.
Nos dicen que dicho joven observa
una buena conducta en- ell penal.
Coz n RESPONSAL.
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Sc At4UfkA

Una casa grande moderna en-
Hato- Rey, carretera al frente.
Parada 3oH. Dirigirse al doc
tor Gill y Ponce de Leon. Rio.
Piedras. 40 26 S.
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"A tres aiios depresidio fue con-
denado en- Ponce Manuel CordeIo,
por hulto mayor.
--Ha sido reducido prisi6n Tn
Peiiuelas y conducido en- sumaria a Ia
carcel de Ponce, el individuo Pedro
Cintr6n, acusado de hulto de mayor
cuantia.
Sc encuentra va me dorado de
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Las peysonas que Qnitran suseridiy-
Sc diyectamente & "La Demotya-
aa" sin inteyventi6n de los ageM-
tes, b~eden haeerlo bor aN0s 8 pOt
semestyeS, pagO adelantadO.
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su entermedad, nuestro querido
amigo y prestigioso corre!igionario
don Luis Texidor Ortiz, secretario
del ayunts miento de Guayama. Lo
Celebramos.
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AnUncios esPeciaIes para Ponce
GRAN,ROteIieStlQIant "INGLAIERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 J 12.-Cruz : y fOrtaIszt q

Constda para Hotel Capacad para pas1os
Sluaci6n mas cntca Vistas bahia Las ca de Tetun Cruz
Foaa FL mas esco vntado de capital FL comedor de
Anas Tene dpaamentos Independence para fam
de de AgOso ge ademas del pzo antique las comd sema
guso del pasaeTo Ten de de uo INTERPRETERS
pecO gua los demas HO Sc abOnos
manaea .aret1
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SEVENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por de ancho, con ga tubes
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, comr,e-
ia, con dos clasi6cadores, capaz ara
moler 1000 galones de gua1apo en- IL
horas.-Para informes, diriianse A ].
PENEBo, Faiardo. I'm.
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RIVAL SERUM SEEKERS.
Here and abroad Search
ing Spotted FeUer Remedy.

The psychologists here and abroad who are
searching for spotted fever anttoxin have met
with varying success In addition to Dr. Simon
Flexner. Of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research. there is a commission appointed by the
Health Department OF which he is member,
engaged in seeking a remedy. II consists. besides
DR.. FleXner, of Drs. w. J. Elser. Z. X. Durham
and J. NJ. Van Colt, jr.
1t until last year that the disease was
regarded by the Health Department communi-
cable Precautions then taken are supposed TO
have been responsible for the decrease in cases I'm
1906. Persons afflicted were segregated the homes
were disinfected and the precautions in gen
eral Were taken 5 if the disease were smallpox.
The records OF The disease this wear 40 far show
an increase over last year. From January / TO
April Il there were 25l cases. and the percentage
The map OF the disease in the Health Department
SHOWS that the cases are principally on the West
Slde north OF Central Park, and below 18th street
on me East Side down TO Worth The cases on
me East Side and In general in the poorer
quarters, especially where Italians are most nu-
HeTous Ia 1905 the Health Department was not
regularly informed of the cases treated by doctors
IN faCt the first information the department had OF
- cases was when the death certificates were re-
To-day II is fully recognized that spotted fever
is practically tie most deadly disease in this city.
IL IS so seldom that patient RECEIVERS that an at
tack IS looked upon as practically fatal.
DR.. FleXner. after all his research has not found
an effective antitoxin. He says in his report: 4
am Iar from having any conviction that cerebrO-
spinal meningitis in be Influenced favor
ably by injections of immune into the spinal
canal or elsewhere IN the body" The doctor says
quotes the work being done in Germany on the
same lines as that in progress here
The experiments viii be continued, and Will con-
stiue scientific rivalry decide who shall be the
first 10 discover effective anttoXin. 1t said
yesterday by a member Of the Health Departm en-
disease had not been recognized sooner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
COUNTRY HOMES FOR woRKINGMEN.
Garden Cities Association Has Plans for
Three Great Communities.

The Garden Cities Association Of America. the
organization OF which announced last Novem-
Der has recently decided to support three move
ments to build garden cities for working people in
as many states. and is about to take two others
w D. p Bliss. secretary OF the association. re-
fused to give the names of the places near which
these improvements were to be made. but said that
one of the cities will be Long Island. one in
Virginia and one in Pennsylvania. The two being
considered are TO he In Connecticut and New Jer-
sey.
on Long Island 900 acres are to he developed into
model Industrial village. consisting OF factories
and the homes of the workers The Virginia prop
ostion Is for the development of 5000 acres. and
will be an agricultural community In Penusyl-
yania near Easton, 500 acres are TO be developed
for manufacturing and residential purposes
The two plans under consideration provide for
the development Of PAT in Connecticut near
an Industrial city. and OF 1000 I'm New Jer-
sew within thirty-one minutes OF New York The
latter win be the most important of all
said Mr. Piss "A wOrkingman who is earning
bis living is not a subject for charity. The Gar
den cities Association will enable him to move into
the country and TO own his own home II he
!Tbe Officers of the association are John Lewis
Childs president; Ralph Peters and Levi c. Wen.
w ID p Bliss. secretary. Among the directors
are Felix Adler C. LOring Brace, DR.. Josiah
strong Joseph Silverman. Bishop Henry c. Potter
and Edward M. Shepard.