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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
SAYS DR.. GRAVA7T
IS NOT: ELIGIBLE
Hon. Hill Carter Writes Interest
ing Letter to the Hanover
Herald.

Hon. Hill Carter, OF Ashland one OF
the ablest lawyers in this section Of
the State, has written letter to the
Hanover Herald, In which he takes
the ground that DR.. C. W. Gravatt. who
| is opposing Senator Henry T. Wick
ham, OF tho Thirty-second District, is
not eligible to seat in the Senate of
Virginia. because he is a retired United
States naval officer. The letter of Mr..
Carter follows:
see in your paper of yesterday a
statement written from Atlee that /
had given the opinion that DR.. Gravatt,
candidate for the Safe Senate from the
counties of Caroline. Hanover and King
William. was eligible to the position
he seeks. The writer OF this letter Is
mistaken. My opinion, intfact, is di-
rectly contrary to what he states it
to be. AS I understand the situation,
Or. Grayatt is a retired naval officer
Of the United States government. ia
in receipt OF salary from the govern
ment as such retired officer; that whilst
not in active service, he remains ON
the list of retired officers of the gov
eminent, and is as such to receive his
regular salary, and is subject to he
called on by the United States govern
ment In cases OF, emergency for SER
vices. If my information is correct
as to this matter, 1t seems to me that
he comes within this prohibition OF the
lConstitution OF Virginia. which pro-
vides that mo person holding any Office
or post OF profit or emolument under
the United States government, or who
/ is in the employment of such governs
ment. shall be eligible"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
TO FILL PULPIT HERE.

Rev. J. Marvin Culbreth to Preach Mt
Centenary During Summer.
Rev. j. Marvin Culbreth. OF Raleigh.
N. c.. will occupy the pulpit at Cen
tenary Methodist Church for the sum
mer months. while the pastor, Rev.
DR.. w. j. Young, Is abroad. Mr.. Gull
breth Is q graduate OF Vanderbilt Uni
yersity. and Is considered brilliant
man and very pleasing speaker. Tho
congregation feels itself fortunate in
having secured his services during the
absence OF the pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
Enjoyable Church Festival.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl


SOUTH BOSTON, VA. June 22.-A
very enjoyable church festival was
given at Glover, Va, Saturday, for
the benefit OF the Methodist Church at
that place. Sixty dollars net WAS
realized
Brunswick stew was served from
ECON until 2 o'clock. which was fol-
lowed by refreshments OF various
kinds. That evening the ladies gave
a musical entertainment, Mrs. Rebecca.
Howard. of South Boston. sang
number of coon songs IN her own
iEimitable style. which ELECTED hearty
applause. Miss Frances Lanz, Of scotts-
burg, rendered the Accomplishments.
Misses Marguerite and Louise Bailey,
of Scottsburg. sang what Ara the
Wild Waves Saying?''
a slate and pencil drill by a number
OF tiny tots excited much applause.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
to July nth, at Kenilworth Inn. near

to July It'll. at Kenllworth Inn, near
Asheville, n. c.
Miss Hildn Wainman. daughter OF
Mrs. H. K. Franklin. has returned to
No. 1910 West Avenue from Sharon
Hill Academy. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry II. Ewing. OF Fort Lup-
ton, Col. who has besn visiting rela-
tiyes at No. 515 East Leigh Street.
will leave for home on Tuesday. Mrs.
Ewing Is daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
Hubbeli. formerly OF Richmon Mrs.
Hubbell was Miss Clara Allen.
st. Patrick's sunday-school, Of Full
ton, will give musical and literary
entertainment and ice cream festival
at the school hall. Erin and State
Streets. on Wednesday. at 8 p. NJ. The
committe has spared no efforts to make
this occasion a great success. All
friends of the SCHOOL should be sure
to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
Cures Wonan's Weaknesses.

4 3 ID i Il
We refer to that boon to weak, nervous,
\ suffering women known as DR.. Picrce's
Favorlte Prescription.
DR.. John Fyfe one OF the Editorial stan
of THE EcLEoTIo MEDICAL REVIEW says
| OF Unicorn root (Iielontas Dlotcn) which
I Is one of the chief ingredients OF the va.
vorite Prescription
GETS 81 ltse
tivity Of the entire reproductive system.n
4 He continues Sin lleloniaS we have medical
p mSas Msfa a anv other nero drug s witch an
\ ae sstftd hthe treatment Of diseases PEI
culiar to women 1t Is seldom thai case Is
for this remedial agent" DIR, Fyfo further
iaSss fo s9 Heonus roo
.aIs s Sssk FIR
eI'aeli!ty soclatea VIA ehTonc disease. 81
qgaRHs Of rog9n q Ei
( neys; men rrhagld Iaoodlngl, due 70 Q weak-
ened condition OF The reproductive systemi
"a OF aes sSssns az
ana 7am!c Chin blood habit; Dragging 9, y; pss
sens lions in the extreme lower part o. !. inc
IN more or less Of the above SYMPTOMS
ara bFas9KC, no 11V4 To- woman c1Q 100
& better Than take Dr.. Plerces -E2Y0Elte
! PTeScfrptI0M. ono 81 the 1ehdlhg ingredl'
sents 81 WHICH Is Unicorn root, or Helonlass,
and the medical properties Of which II
nSess doden sSya 4oo prominent
! Ingredient OF .FayOrite Prescrptlon,"
nett Med ical College, Chicago. says:
1T is an important remedy In disorders OF
the womb In FL catarrhal conditIon's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
Grants Railroad franchise.

a IopHEIH1 20 Hu 7 IIttHS-LI sVHtclI!J N 49,
rs BRISTOL, VA, June 22,-The City
Council has granted a franchise to the
Bristol Belt Line Railway Company
for the construction OF an electric rail-
way that will run through and encircle
the entire city. There was no other
company applying for the charter but
that the line Is to be constructed and
In operation as far as the northern
limits of the city within twelve months.
The entire system is to be completed
within two years. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
Warmly Commended for Their.
Fine Work During the
Reunion.
THE MAYOR WRITES LETTER.
Colonel Gordon and Mr.. z. D.
Taylor Add 1'heir
Testimony.

Major Louis Werner. chief OF police
Of the city. has received number oil
complimentary communications frorr
various SOURCES. commencing him and
the entire police force for the admirable
manner in which they fandlad the
great crowds hero on the occasion Of
the recent Confederate Reunion. One
Of the commendatory letters 10 from
Colonel John w. Gordon, general chair.
man; another from Mr.. u. D. Taylor
chairman OF the executive committees
and still another from Mayor Mccarthy
+ tribute to the force which comes
from Sheriff 8. w. Lee. OF Greenes-
vile county. Is a most compiimentar,
one. and what makes 1t the more appre'
iciated IL the fact that tbs writer dit
not know the oniccrs or fnen on the
force would ever see or hear OF It.
The popular head OF the constabu.
lary force OF Greenesyille wrote bust.
nsss letter to Richmond mercantile
concern. and added n postscript. which
the firIn promptly sent to tho chief Of
police.
what sheriff Lee Says.
This postscript reads as follows:
.T'he people of your city shouIc
fee1 very proud OF your police
force. / was present two days
during the reunion, and can say
with pride that no city I ever Wis
tied has such q kind, polite and
gentlemanly force as ! saw on
duty there during my stay. did
not see one lose his temper ia tho
least. The street car people also
deserve great deal OF credit for
the manner they handled the
crowd
Mayors Warm Praise.
The letter OF Mayor Mccarthy te
Chief Werner reads as follows:
Richmond. Va, June 10. 1907.
Major Louis Werner. Chief OF Po-
lice. City Hall, Richmond. Va:
MY Dear Sir.-I have desired
to thank you concerning the
work of the police force ever
since the reunion, but have
been 30 much engaged until
now that / have not had the OPP
portunity. / take great pleasure
IN tesufying to the efficiency and
usefulness OF the police force DUR
Ing the reunion, and dcsirei to ex-
press my high appreciation of the
courtesy, industry and success
with which the force handled an
unprecedented multitude. 1 have
heard nothing in any direction but
praise for the force.
Very respectfully,
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Mayor"
Taking all things into consideration,
the record OF the Police Department
on this occasion was most remark
able one. and men of sound judgmen
have given the officers unstinted praise
The records will show that 5000 viii
cover all the robbertes. and that in al
cases these resulted from the fact tina
some OF the old soldiers wandered int
the lower districts. where bad charac
tars are known to take up headquar,
terB when in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
OPEN BRANCH STORE

d. Buchanan e. Son unc.) to Operate
as jewelers. in Norfolk.
The firm of d. Buchanan & Son (Inc)
city. has opened branch store in
Norfolk. at No. 124 CRANKY Street,
The concern Is one OF the oldest In
Richmond. and has enjoyed the conf
dence Of the public for nearly half q
century. i 5-tfsss5s spflif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
DIR. Cole Coos to Washington.

ISpeclaI 70 Tina Ilmes-Dlspntch.1
FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 22.-
DR.. John Z. Cole. of this city. who res
Gently graduated at the University OF
Virginia at Charlottesville. Va. in the
medical department has been ap.
pointed to a position in Providence
Hospital in Washington. and will as.
suma his duties July LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
plny II MT Academy.

i The new two-step, called "Torna.
(hawk." composed and published by
William d. Salden. Jr.. of this city, VIII.
be played by the orchestra al the Acad-
bmy OF Music all this week. It win
be the last number the orchestra will
play at each performance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23

sation. and 1t appears to be questions
BILE. whether the council. which ia also
elected by the people. has the rightfto
decrease his compensation during his
term.
That is the purpose Of an ordinance
now pending. and the Turpin resolu-
lions Ia designed to secure data on
which the council may act intelli-
gently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
The Harvest.

The Harvest.
written for The Times Dispatch
Always sowing little seeds
In life's garden fair and bright,
And reaping flowers or weeds.
Our days to bless or blight.
The soil Is rich-all hearts bleed
Drop the seeds as you go
OF affection the kindly deed,
Sweetest flower we know.
The harvest will be loves gold.
With all it's sunny glow;
II one another's heart we hold
Heaven is here below.
KATHLEEN DON LEAVY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mrs, Clyde w. Saunders and Mrs. II,
Fl. Bntsseau will leave Thursday night
to attend the Young Peoplas M on,
aFyl Can ference, which meets June 2Stll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
To Meet Urgent Needs.

Fairfield District has now about fifty
children who are attending the Fair-
field district SCHOOLS located in the
territory recently annexed to the city
Of Richmond. under a provision made
by the court at the time of the anS
nexation. which permits the county
children already enrolled to attend
the new city schools three years from
the date of the annexation. 1t Is to
meet the needs of these children and
many others In the thickly populated
sections of Fairfield District, who are
not eligible to attend the schools In
the annexed territory. that the new
school is to be erected. 1t is stated
that Chelsea Hill and other centres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
TWO new SCHOOLS
FOR FAIRFIELD
Eight-Room Brick Buildings Will
Be Erected at Points in
District.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS
System of Consolidation at High
land Springs to Be Per-
fected Next Year.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS
System Of Consolidation at High

At meeting of the Fairfield Dis
trict School Board OF Henrico county
held yesterday morning. 1t was decided
to erect two new schoelhouses-an
eight-room brick structure near the
toll gate of the Mechanicsvilla Turn
pike and similar building at High
land Springs.
For the former school a site has been
offered by Mr., Borden, who, made the
offer with the condition that a substan-
tial brick structure should be erected
Mr.. Charles NJ. Robinson has been en-
gagged by the board as architect to
prepare plans for the new building.
which Is to be thoroughly equipped
with all modern scientific conyeniences
and heating and ventilating appli-
M 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
Walking Skirts

Light gray Skirts, in large or
small checks. with black taffeta
trimmings, for $3.Os.
$500 and $500 Brown Panama Or,
Cheviot Skirts. for $500.
$1,000 and $1,000 Brown Skirts.
cut to $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
Wash Suits

Ladies' Elton suits, in white, or
white and blue. slightly soiled. $500,
value, for $500.
White Lawn Shirt Waist Suits,
trimmed both waist and skirt, q
$3.50 value for SLIGO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-23
Corsets

Misses Girdles. In several styles.
q good 69o value. special soc.
American Lady, "Thomson's Glove
Fitting" w. b., G. b., and 'Niris."
in shapes for every figure. for $1.00.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12

amor de Byron en- su Segundo matri-
nio, no supo conservar nj trasmitir
los dulces recuerdos del poeta, CO.
mo 10 hicieran las atnantes feles,
que no rOs hablan de la vida pdblica,
sino de los detalles que revelan al
hombre.
iQue POGO vale este algunas veces!
La sinceridad de estaS muieres que
los amaron podrla destruir su gloria
en- muchas ocasiones, apareciendo
ruines, pequeflos manchados por pa
stones que los relevelan como art1fice
en- vez de artistas.
Tai vez tuvo raz6n Heine al decir
con su leal sinceridad de esplritu
verdaderamente superior: "Lo me-
jor del genio son sus obras; hay que
admirar estas desprcciarlo 4 ell
Por mi parte con6eso, despues de
estudiado este alegato, que me pa
rece preferible un coraz6n de hom-
bre honrado y bueno todo el oropel
de la gloria la satisfaction de la
vanidad.
ST, queridas lectoras; entire I'm ge-
Mo y IN HON bre, la felicidad esta en-
elegir al llltimo. -. aunque los ro-
manticos nos cream POGO sublimes
Ell genlo os pertenece 4 todos, con la
luz que irradia en- su obra, la felici-
dad es patrimonio de pocos, y gusta
de esconderse en- los pechos mo-
destos.
COIOmbiMe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12

del anciano tienen ventanas al infinito
Y que vale la ciencia aristotelica, el
poder cesareo y la fortuna trymalcio-
MICA ante la misteriosa sonrisa de IN
nif1o, cuya mirada acaricia las nubes,
8 ell adusto fruncimiento del ceno de
un anciano que escudrifis la TERRA
Los poetas glosarAn siempre la dolora
del mas ALA. Mas que la verdad cla-
"a y meta de las cosas peque Il as, val
dra la presencia de las cosas augustus
que va no Sc acierta a explicar, la
clara reminicencia de aquellas de que
NOT Sc be hablar todavfa
Yo amo, los viejos y los nihos.
Son mis- amigos Amigos balbucientes
6 mudos, en- cuyas pnpilas resplande-
ce ell misterio cuyos ademanes inge-
nuos inspiran Ell enamora miento de
todas las grandezas ssecretas. A ese
anciauo que Sc acerca al abismo, lie
separarla una y mil veces con m no
hrme. Y la sociedad que lie D ne
en- tan duro trance, le preguntatia 81
al menospreciar ell aver y ell mahana,
extremes de la recta inhnita, no con
viertc su hoy en- un punto indecso,
destinado borrarse en- ell tempo, sin
direction y sin re alidad.
Alg1n dia los hombres rodearan a
la infancia y la ancianidad de holo-
caustos les rendiran honores rlque-
zas y echaran su paso guirnaldas de
flores. Y entonces seran fuertes, por-
que habran encontrado ell talisman que
convierte los baculos en- cetros las
guedejas en- diademas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12
Numero 1863

hasta la vibrac6n mas elevada que
Sc pueda concebir, Sc encuentra suce-
slvamente una Serie de perfodos de
los cuales directam ente no Sc perez
be mas que IN nl1merO escaso.
Despues del primer perfodo, que
corresponds a la "energia mecanica
y en- ella las vibraciones son lentas.
aparece Ell segundo, fperfodo sono-
70 y en- sus lfmites Sc transforma
en- "energia electrical" Y en- seguida,
esta pasa insensiblemente al 'perfo-
do de calor'. ST nos elevamos otro
grado en- la escala progresiva de las
vibraclones, llegamos al "periodo de
la luz Ell mas importante de todos
por ser Ell 6rgano de la vista Ell mas
perfecto de los sentidos del hombre.
Pasamos luego la energia quimi-
ca y a las radiaciones denominadas
'ultra-violadas'. Luego todo sc dis
fuma en- tinieblas para nosotros y la
teoria no avanza mas que tientas
hacia el conocjmiento de los perfo-
dos mas elevados de la energia.
Despues de la zona "ultra.violeta"
aparecen los rayos X y con ellos mace
una ciencia que esta en- pahales to-
davll.
A partir de este periodic, es posi-
ble, sesdn cree Nod6n que Ell hom-
bre penetre en- Ell dominic de la ener-
gia psiquica, aQuella que preside 4
la vida vegetal V animal de los seres,
lgnorada ahora y sospechada apenas
Los reclenteS estudios emprendidos
sobre el hipnotismo, psiquiSmo, es-
teorizacion y la telepatia, que tanto
afectan a nuestro ser fntimo por un
lado misterioso por 10 deSconocido
gozan del don de apaSionar 4 >us IN
vestlgadores y d no POGO pdblico Que
les sigue.
P. LLORENS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12

iQu6 es la electricidad?

Nadie ha sabido todavia dar salts
factoria respuesta esta pregunta.
Ell hombre ha podido dcmar este ii
tan moderno que substitute al sol
durante las noches en- las grandes
cludades que 10 mlsmo Sc transfor-
ma en- luz que en- fuerza traba 10
mecanico, que transporta la pala bra
humana 4 millares de kilometres
atravesando un delgado alambre. V
Ell pensamiento 4 trav6s de los mares
mas profundos.
Dairy principia una de sus mejores
obras con una curiosa anecdota.
'cPuede V. decirme que eS electri
cidad? "-preguntaoa un professor
I'm alumno POGO afortunado, que. sin
comprender el tono ir6nico con que
esta question Sc lie presentaba ere
yo hallar nueva eXcusa, respond iendo
lleno de turbacion: lie sa5u tan
b1eA ayn. ...y 10 he 0l17aaeo. !. !. - rs
enojoso-dijo Ell professor que exami-
naba al disclpulo-muy enojoso; j..
tratad, pues, de recordarlo, porquc
desearla acabar de saber 10 que todo
lei mundo ignora =
Esta vcz Ell alumno-aflade Dairy
habia perdido la 1nica OCCASION de
MERCER quizas bola blanca de apro
BACON, diciendo. que de tai cues
tion nada saba.
En- efecto, no es pos bic defnir
esa misteriosa fuerza, inaudita, Que
no Sc Ia conoce mas que por sus efec-
tos. La energla ci6ctrica latente
desde luego en- todos los cuerp4s, Sc
manifesto EN- el momento que una
cualquiera causa influye modifca
in cuerpo: calor, fusion, movimiento,
descom posicion quinn lca, che que, pre-
sion, frotacion . segdn Ia compost
clon y estructura de les cuerpos asi
como de los medlos que intervengan,
sc propaga la corr iente electrica en-
las moleculas con la rapidez del pen
samlento s Sc acumula una carga
electrica sobre cada uno de ellos; tn
todos los casos la electricidad invade
los cuerpos; en- unos Ell efecto es nulo
en- otrOs mucstra una violenc Ia sir
l1mites.
La energfa, forma sintetica de las
tuerzas eXterlores, Sc manihc sta
siempre de una manera l1nica, que es
la vibracion. Esta vibraci0n Sc apli-
ca los cuerpos ponderables que nos
rodean y Sc manifesto allf por me-
diacion de IN mecanismo, cuyo jueg
permanece oculto todavfa. E ID
energfa bajo su forma vibratora, va
riable hasta el infnito, 10 que engen
|dra la electricidad, Ell calor. Ia luz
las fuerzas psfqulcas y NIL otrss des
CONGO idas todavia.
Considerable Ia energia desde &
uno de partida, desc la rnidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12
En- Cl COntinente Negro
CiNIBALISSO IN GRAN ESCiLA

Ell "Koelrische Zeitung
anuncia que los indigenas de
varios DistritOs de la colonia
de Carmerun Continuan practi-
cando ell canibalismo en- grande
escala.
Algunas trlbrs no Sc limitan
a conner a los enemigos que ha
cen prisiOnerOs sino tamblen a
los crlminales condenadOs a la
pena de muerte.
Un comerCiante aleman hugo
cor grandes dibcultades de La
,tribu de los Kakas, que amena-
zaba asesinarlo Y comerlo. En-
esa tribu Sc expendc carne hu-
mana en- los merCados Y para
consegulr esa CaTne ; c pronun-
cia la pena de muerCe por deli
tos insignihcantes.
La tribu mas antropofaga es
la de los Baia, aunque los indi-
genas de esa tribu pre- ten1en
ser mahometanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12
INOLATERRA
COIOmbiMe

MientraS Cuatro tOrpederos
ejecutaban maniobras, ocurrio
una explosion a bordo de uno
de ellos, que hizo lanzarse al
aqua a los 20 hombres que lie
vaba FL torpedero Sc hundio
POGO despues Y la tripulacion
fue salvada y enviada a Ply
mouth.
La comision narlamentaria
que dio hoy informe acerca de
las Cuentas Publicas, califco
de "irregularidades graves s.
CiertaS condolences en- la mari
ma. La com1sion descubrio que
prevaleCfa la costumbre de acep-
tar ComislOnes de los Contratis-
{ tas por parte de los ofciales de
inferior categoria y anade que
Sc han adoptado severas medi-
das disciplinarias para que el
NAL no continue.
La cOmisi6n sprOtest6 contra
haberSe ConStruidO en- contrato
sin competencia los acorazados
"lnvencible' "Infexible' c In
domitable", aunque el Almiran-
tazgo, alegaba que Sc hizo asi
pOr cOnservar secretOs los pla
nos Y ademas sc ha sabido que
los constructors del King Ed
ward VII ocultaron un grave
detectO de construction en- ell
timon, que el gobierno tuvo que
reponer. La memoria termina
diciendo que la comision espe-
ra no tener que volver q infor-
mar acerca de I'm case en- que
una TRINA inglesa, por meras
ganancias Comerclales, aries
que desapiadadamente cientos
de vidas de sus conciudadanos
FL nOvelista norteamerica-
no Mark Twain fue el centro
de atenC10n en- la reunion cam
pestre que dio Ell Rey Eduardo
en- los Jardines del castillo de
Windsor. Ambos conversaron
COrdialmente. Ell eScritor hizC
Observar con su acoStumb bradC
ingenio que no habia NADIA de
cierto en- Ell rumor esparcido
acerca dc que deseaba comprar
Ell castillo, porque el mismo era
qulen 10 habfa hecho circular
va sc ha sabido la suerte
que cupo a los subtenientes de
lingenieros Caulfeld y Lake,
que sc eIevaTon en- globo hace
dias en- Adershof. Ell cadaver
del primero Ifue recogido
en- Ell mar cerca de Weymouth.
FL globo fue remolcado a TERRA
dos dias despues de su ascen-
sion, por una lancha pescadora
que 10 encont. 8 d tlote cerca de
Exmouth.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12
A los SuSCriptoreS J Agentes

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION. no admitimOs Atlas de snscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80 8
81; 2dviertiendose que las que Sc Gieren con
pOsterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dia dltimo del mes slguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-12

Nuestra generacion es cruel con los
vie jos; no los ama. ria entendido cue
son un estorbo para toda labor ulte-
rior, y les condena casi siempre al des
precio, cuando no la burla sanguien
ia. Sin e.a bsrgo, es tai vez al borde
del sepulcro cuando Sc vislumbra Ia
eterna verdad. La cuna y el sill6n