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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-02

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creamy mass Flavor until II is very strong
of vanilla. Now continue adding sugar until
you have added fully a pound.
The stirring becomes very difficult,
but you must not stop. Keep on until you
can stir no longer.
Then, with the finger tips, mold the cream
into drops" Sha them to suit yourself.
You are making the inside OF your chocolate
cream drops and you can have them any
size you desire.
When YOU have done this set the drops
away to harden. Now take half cupful of
shaved chocolate--grated chocolate is better
and heat IL over hot water. You can place
the bowl containing the grated chocolate in
the top of the tea kettle. 1t will become
soft in a short time
Now take this and roll the hardened
cream drops In it. Place upon oiled paper
and set away to get cold They will be
ready to eat in about an hour.
You can vary this to suit all tastes. In
stead of favoring with vanilla you can flavor
with coffee. When measuring out the egg
and water omit the water and use strong
coffee In its place. Or you can make very
nice strawberry cream candy by taking
tablespoonful of strawberry juice and adding
1t to the sugar as you mix the candy.
PAYS TO GIVE 1T AWAY.
To introduce your candy you can afford
to give some to church societies and bazaars,
or, If you know of young women who are
going to give. parties, you can give them
some. For instance, IL there twenty
young women at the party, you have secured
twenty customers.
Have the best ingredients in your candy.
Have regular customers.
Keen busy and be prompt
Candy making is very easy work, and its
results are always satisfactory. The candy
is pure the materials are well chosen, and
the home genius energies from her candy
making In a state of triumph. For very
little money she has brought forth delicious
connections such as the family never before
tasted.
POPCORN BALLS.
Those who are fond Of popcorn can make
the new kind of popcorn balls. Corn is
popped until 1t is very light and fluffy. 1t
is then put to one side to cool. Meanwhile
molasses is boiled until 1t is almost crisp.
The popcorn is formed into balls which are
held together by tablespoonful of the boiled
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-02

moIasses and, when still very soft and warm,
the balls" are stuck full of pecan nuts.
Each ball should be the size OF billiard
ball. and there should be about six nuts
in each.
The beginner in candy making would do
we'll to study the new fruit candies, for these
are rapidly coming to the fore. She can
launch out little and make the new fig
candies, the very paiatable apricot candies
and IL she has access to fresh fruits she
can do marvels in the way of setting forth
Children are very fond of the raw glazed
fruit tiny apple is dipped in boiled sugar
and set away to cool oranges are torn into
tiny sections and dipped in the sugar, which
is boiled to stringy syrup, Plums are pitted.
dipped in the syrup very lightly, and eaten
as a dessert, and whole cherries. pitted of
course. and washed are done in the same
manner.
AS spring dessert there is nothing quite
90 equal this candied fruit. And, from the
youngsters standpoint, it takes the place of
candy and fruit combined. Half dozen
large ripe strawberries, dipped in boiled
sugar, and set away to get firm, make the
very incest dessert child could wish.
Sugar. by the way is much more healthful
for child than cream, when taken upon
acid fruits.
Many children are made i'll by the COM
bination Of strawberries and cream who
would not suffer. II they had eaten straw
berries and sugar. A word to the wise is
sutfeient on this point and many parent
wilt ihe glad 10. know how to prepare the
Wu1tS OF spring. ana summer so tnat tney
VII be acceptable sand not harmful to the
Younger generation.
FUDGE.
Use fve-pint granite saucepan with
hand1e. Place one pint Of dairy cream and
three pounds, by weight of granulated sugar
over a moderate fire, stir mixture continual
~ until 1t boils then stir in a quarter of
teaspoonfui of pure cream of tartar.
Continue boiling for FIVE minutes, then
add another pint of cream.
The object of stirring is to prevent the
cream from scorching on the bottom of the
pan. Too much stirring will sometimes
grain the whole
Try the water test, the same as for taffy.
When the soft-ball degree is reached, remove
the pan from the fire at once, set 1T on some
secure place and stir into 1t one pound of
plain "stock fondant' and two tablespoonful
of best vanilla extract; keep stirring the
mass until the ingredients are thoroughly
incorporated. When the mixture begins to
thicken and before Ii gets too thick, pour
it out quickly and evenly in a large dripping
pan that has been lined with wallpaper
which has received a coat of sweet oil. Let
stand in a level place until the fudge has
become hardened enough to mark, and break
In bars or squares.
The correct texture of finished fudge
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-02

The rank and file of womankind have but
little knowledge of the real things of life.
knowledge are many times pitifui. The
woman who is forced to add to the family
income and who has no special training to
help her can usually do best in her own
home town.
Strike out new line IL you can. The
only thing that Is required is good work
There is no room for the poor worker in this
busy work a-day world. Always remem-
Der you will get back what you give
MONEY IN THE CANDY BUSINESS.
The candy business is one of the most
paying in the country, and offers splendid
money field to the right woman VINO wants
to make one hundred per cent on the dollar.
There Is more candy consumed In the United
States than in England, France, Germany,
Switzerland. Belgium, and Russia put to-
gether. And in America, therefore, the one
who keeps a candy store and keeps 1t right
shall have plenty of money.
THE HOME CANDY MAKER.
"A young woman living ON a farm in Ohio
was compelled to earn money to help defray
the household expenses She had the knack
of making delicious homemade candies, and
she sent several pounds wrapped UP very
daintily in original boxes to friend in New
York. The friend placed these in one of the
exchanges where they were sold very quick
ly. This girl has now excellent trade
In several of the large Eastern cities. Her
only capital when she started was stock Of
chocolate, sugar, fiavoring and hickory nuts.
She now has all the orders she can take
care of and makes a nice profit, with the de-
cided advantage of being able to live at
CHOCOLATE CREAMS.
Take for this purpose five pounds of con-
fectfoner's sugar. You will not need as
much as this, but it is well to have plenty
on hand. And procure also very fresh
egg.
into goblet break the egg, and into an
other goblet of the same size pour an equal
quantity of water. When the two goblets
are alike in quantity add one to the other
and beat with an egg beater:
Now toss all into a deep basin and begin
to add sugar. When you have added a cup
full OF sugar stop and favor the mixture
1t will look and taste like a very sweet
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should be one-half chevy" like a caramel,
and the other half "grainy"
FANCY CANDIES.
The fancy candies are easily managed
once you begin to experiment Maple sugar,
IL one has access to a quantity OF 1t. can be
mixed with brown sugar half and half. This
can be melted over the fire and when not
quite boiling can be taken off and made
into candy Take half an English walnut,
roll it in this sugar mixture, and drop from
a teaspoon nut and candy, all in mass,
upon a piece of buttered paper, and set
away to cool.
Remember. in your candy making that the
creamy mixture is the foundation upon
which you work 1t is to the candy maker
what bread dough is to the bread-maker.
The latter makes her rolls, her loaves OF
bread, her buns, her rusk and her fancy
breads all out of this mixture. The candy
maker uses her dough in the same manner.
1t is the foundation upon which she works
and from which all her sweet miracles are
wrought.
NUT FUDGE.
Crush pound of nut meats, either Eng
lish walnut or hickory, on a molding board
with rolling pin; roll rather fine; this
brings out the "nutty'' flavor which adds
to the candy peculiar richness not OBJ
tanned in any other way stir this into the
batch at the time the fondant goes in.
CHOCOLATE FUDGE.
This is made the same as vanilla fudge,
only when the fondant is stirred in, add a
quarter OF pound OF melted chocolate ana
finish as above. Chocolate or butter should
be put in at the beginning of boil or the
favors will not give satisfactory results.
Butter may be added when the chocolate is.
POPCORN CAKES.
Popcorn cakes are very easily made at
home. Pop the corn and grind it. Boil
your molasses, which should be third
brown sugar. Form the popcorn into fat
cakes. using enough of the molasses to hold
them in shape and, finally, scatter a little
shredded cocoanut over the cakes. This
makes them very palatable
PEPPERMINT DROPS.
PEPPERMINT drops are more difficult to
make. But very tasteful peppermint cream
candy can be made by fiavoring the creamy
mass with essence of peppermint. Make up
into fiat drops and coat them with choco-
late il you want peppermint chocolates.
FRUIT CANDIES.
The finest of all candies for household
use are the fruit candies Take a large date,
deprive it of it's pit, and into the middle put
a lump of cream candy. Let harden and
you have the choicest of French dates.
COCOANUT FUDGE.
Cocoanut fudge calls for half a pound of
shredded cocoanut This combines with
vanilla or chocolate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-06
TwenN-First Day Of December. A. D. 1907.

and succeeding commencing the hour OF Eleven O'CLOCK
of the following described real estate situate
the said county for the 1906 1908 and 1907
have paid shall the taxes herenbe
low set down, interest and penalties towit:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-06
Delinquent Tax List
Treasurer's Office, Otero County,
State Of Colorado

Public hereby shat will according to law offer
Office Of the Treasurer OF the County OF Otero
and State Of Colorado, on the
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nLm d zaIduoaas ] MI.r.

En- este acreditado establecimientO 81
p1bltcO hallara siempre un surtido conn
pleto en- mereancfas de tOdas proceden-
cias, desde Ia mas modesto musel1nR de
CinCO Centavos hasta Id nlAs RIGA @PonGIe
SILK" legftima de la China.
Yant0 para dGmas como para caballeros
el surtido es de 10 mas vaFiado que puedG
concebirse. En- telas de aeda, lana algO-
don no Sc puede pedir mas; hay para todos
los gustos y para todas las f0Ttunas.
Ultimamente be han reclbtdo los E1guien-
tes artfculOs que est8n lamando La aten-
ci6n del pdblfeo pOr su calidad y baratuEa:
MitOnes, Guantes, COronas para noyias,
sombFillas, velos para la cara med1ass
CaIcetines, COrbatas, Capas espanolag,
Cortes de pique para chalecoss ID. de Oasl-
mir para pantalOnes. Cclchas de punto,
Id. de DRmascO DFiles bIancos de h1lo,
Id. asaFgados, Cretonas de hilo para sabas
mas, HoIandas Batistas. CTeas, APPLICABLE
mes de Eeda para adornos, Chaleg De sedas
BlusaB bOrdadas, CintuE0nes, Ras0ss Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, Orespones y
Gaaas para lutO, CubrecoEses de hllo y
seda. AInaeas CheyiOts! Casimireg y en-
fin un surtido tan variRdo que Herfa impO-
GibIe enumeFaE.
Un paseito por lR Luna YeTeis las nOe
Vedades que encierra este bOpiG0 eaEel1te.
Encaiea VaIenciennes y de punt0 Bro
derIt de tOdas classes c0Aoreg
Boas de p1el de COnelo.y De pLumas oe
todRg classes
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material del ousrpO de bombsros de Ia
ciudad.
-Ayer ae dijO en- Ia Ciudad que en- sus'
tituCi6n del senior Post y por no aceptaF
81 cargo 81 senior Willouhby, serfa desig'
nado 81 TeGoreEo de Puerto Rico senior
GEoomer para 81 pusHto de gobeFnador de
10 iAlR. Otr0s rumores indicaban para
oCupRr eBa alto cargo al Beior Ward
Auditor de Puerto Rico cuYo Fsgreso Be
espera on bFeva. ParoCe que la fabEicR
ci6n de'scanRrdn" rsBpeCto cambioB de ell
gObierno de lR isla , partiCulaEmente Rl
gObsTnRdoE Post, Gigue q Ia oFden del diR.
Lists antiCipada de los pRsaieEos ano.
tadoH para embsroaE en- el vapoF "San
Juan" que uRldra de New York, msfianR
sSbado Noviembre 30: Sa1ores w. H.
Balcke, w s Pardenner, Chaa PIummer
= uefioFs, P. M. Churchill, Carl Helbst
John FL. De Wolf, WaIdemaE Hepp y
niro, g. w. Knight ? HeiioEa, E. w. Lord
HefioFa nifio, H P. Lssks, w. e. BR
Elet, Paul Ranguet, F. B. Balm, w. H.
Hawkins, @. NJ. Hilborn, DR.. w. F. Lip.
pitt Befiora jose Belaval y familia, JET, 8
Townsend J Hefiora, Geo freeman Lock
Wouu9 Gu6AAGQ Y AA14GAS W. La 6AoA0Uus
gefioras Alexander III. Leo nifo, Ada
81. Van syckel, j L. Shirey, @. Shine,
r. FL. Todd, Geo. Cabot Ward, O. A.
Alderman, Isabel Nufisi, l. De IR Haba,
Caroline Jsnner, Jones Hodges, sefioEi.
tss Harriet M. Cooke, Louise Alderman,
X, L, Patterson y M. J JennsE.
-Dssde aver euta indiBpussto con una
dolencia local, sl coronel Hamill, jefe de
la policfs inaulRT.
-Se informR que nuevRB propueatag
usr6u hschas en- brsvs 81 alCalds do San
Juan. para cubEir plssa8 de efCiRles va
cantss en- el cueFp0 de bombsEoA
Don Felix Matos BenieE nos hizo
hoy 81 encaFgo de que le deBpidieEamoI
de nus numeEoBas amistades por medic de
estaB lfneaB, por la impolibiIidRd de ha'
Cerlo 81 perHonalmente.
-Pog enContERrge enfsrmo no pudo
asistir hoy la oicina don Francisco
Lopez.
-Noticias particularss EsoibidRs de
NV York Washington en 81 coEEeo
de aver, iBfarmRn que 81 gObernAdoI
Post BaldrG bien dc la CTuzAdR empren'
dida ContEe 81 y que On brsVs Esgre1arS
& IL iEla.
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Reunion d Il Sub junta local d UnI6n.

Sc iDfOEma que syer taFde se Fsuni6 Ia
subjunta unionista de eats ciudad, bBjo la
pVeaidsnciR del joven don Julio Torres.
En- dichs reunion Ss di6 coDocimiento
de la renuncia pEssentsds por eli BsCreta'
rio don Esteban Morales, con fecha 8 dc
Octubre, Ia cual fQ6 aCeptada. Sc nom.
bro en- 50 lugar 81 senior Heraclios MeIsn.
dez, y, para cubFir la vaCante de vocal de
Melendez, fu6 deBignado 81 honFRdo obre'
70 don Luis Bente2aI.
So, tomaron adem6D variou acuerdos de
gran intereB Felacionadol con Ia Union de
Puerto Rico.
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a Frang1sR % VG1da papa1 aa
pEsIISak VE,Is / Oa.Oo Ias As 1lloa CT gas-
tall
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Sc Ven6e una alsgalie VictnTia

conBtruida poE b pEimsra fgbrioa de-
ccches % loa E1tados Unidoa J dos jjusgos
de aFnsusz para uno dos caballoa In
formar6 81 Bahm GA EantuTCs sslGiramaF. 2
15v.
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Ell SUICIDE De UN
CapitaIista
NJ. Charles Tracy BlIDy pol0 flatsus tias
dlSpTani0sO un llTO q r1vtlIN.

Mr.. Charles Tracy Barney, Praaidente
dspuesto de Il Knicherboeker Trust Com.
pany, 10 primerR empress podGroaa que
Huspendi6 pagOa con motive do Ii crisis.
que desde entOnCes Be agrav6 notabIemen.
TO, he pueato fin Bus dfas dispar6ndous
IN tiro de revolver en- el vientre, el cual
aucesn fu6 opoFtunaments noticiadu nor
La DensOeraeia y La Cofresp0nds,ao;G mi.
dag, On gu aecci6n cab!egr6fiea.
No dej6 81 auicida doCLmento aIguno
explicando 81 deuespsEada resolution, aun.
que % de uuponeF que ella fuese debida &
las dihsultadsu eCon6miCas que le Cre6 ID
quiebTa dc Ia gran compafifa que entuvo
bajo 50 pTesidencia.
ESQ dice IN peri6dico maxiOano, con-
iinda de lR siguients maneER:
Para haceF frents & Bus compromises
habiR tenid1 que mRlvsndeE los VRI0FeB
que pOHefR, habieudole quedado tan E6lo
uuoB doH millones y medic de pesos, esto
es, muy pocR cusa en- Felaci6n su fortuna
en- vfspeRrs del tFopiezo fnancier0 que
puso t6rmino II fama que gozsba dc ner
an talento de primer ordan an negOcioB
induatFiales = meTCantiIes.
Su fracaao le hiTi6 en- 81 amor propio,
sin duda, hRcfeadole perder el iuiCio.
Mr.. Barney tenfs ciucusnta seis amos,
psTtenecfa vaTias corporaciones bancR-
EiaB induutEiales dentro fueFa do IoH
EatAdoa Unidog, algunaB de elias eatabIe.
cidal on CubS, y fguTaba como miembro
de muchos clubs Biendo ConHideFado como
un 'bpoTtman" culto iluntGado.
Su tr6gico fn hR hido hondamente de-
plOrado pOr Huu numeTOsoH amigos.
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Ia slnlt,t superior irab,J,ndo.

FL honorable superintendente de sani.
dad Bsnefcencis oRden6 aus smplea'
dos seforeB Juan Torres y Julio. Galvsa
Otero practiCar una investigation en- Loo
dessgGag de las Cafisrfas de Is fAbFica lde
licoTes de SantuEcs.
EI resultado de ella, Begdn Ba infoTma,
fu6 81 que aver linssrtaFp LA ,CoErespon.
dencia."
Tambi6n una zapja' que atravia8a deBde
Ia Calle dc CeETa el'nitio conocido poE ba'
rTio del GanduI , que no tiene de8Dgis
qued6ndoss 81 sgua estancada debaio de
las CaBaB, hRs. pido denunCiads dos vece-
poriel DepaFtamento de 5anidad Superior
= los chiqueEos de cerdog, como CinCuen.
ta letTinaa en- muy mRlaB CondicioneH3 hi
gi6nicag.
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DECLARACIONES De AGUlNALDO.
filipino d gran InpolfnneIl 4 Ia
IsIIl De Mf. TAFT q AEehIpI6I0ge.

Aguinaldo, eI tsmoso Fsvolucionario &
ipino, hRblando aceFca de Ia induencia
que habr6 de resultaF de Ia vista del O.
CreCtario Taft 81 archipelago, dijo que &
su juicio los regultados que de Ia preaencia
de Mr.. Taft habFfan de obteneEse, ssEfan
mayOres de Ia que CE6sn lOI ilipinoS ge'
neEalmente.
''Taft-dijo AguinaIdo-no nos tEajo la
Independence on 81 bolaillo, pero nos
moHtr6 los medioS de obteneElR. NonotroB
le egradeCemos la informRCi6n que Dobre
punto tan importante non facilit6 = nos
BsntimoI satisfechoa CON 10 que ID Asam.
blesl LegiaIativa hs heCho, e8peCialmente
en- cuanto hR faVoFeCido L. instruction
p6bIica Ia agriculture.
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COmpafieTo restabIecido.

RegtableCidolde Ii dolenCia que le retu'
70 algun tempo en- CANA en- % EaaidenCia
de Santurce, volver6 en- ID pr6xima asma'
na Bus taFean psriOdfsticaa, nusstTo dis
tiDguido CompafisEo Ga Ia prenaR el stfioE
Luis MuiozlRiVers que 20 est6 perfscta'
ments bien de salud.
CeIebTam o. muCho 81 HastabIeCimiento
del ilustrado compatEiOts, que vuslve-otra
w & Ia. arena de la'lucha ca bien de ID
patEia, Gguiendo 81 labor en- Ia 6rdua e.
rea del peTiodiamo'
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LIMA FRRBNA DRI OEsTn

Itinorario. -saIlda1 de Bayana0n , Uapi.
GaI mlNaUIGaue2naeR8Ss
Dia1 IaboEabIo-Aa AaElaRa q. J.o8s ] %
S.AS 11.09. Taz10 12.16. 1.A5, BIS. A.l9. 6.4S
0iss fostivos.-E EEnMana 3, g.05, U.g0, e.1S
Il.O0 TaEdo 12.1ss 1.B0. 2.ssu B.s0. 4.B8
t.A5 y ESQ.,
Rlilsbes baEasos para dlal festiVos. Do
OaSa6o BaYaxR6ED Ida y yaaafa 4e elGso
nsRSR ~ alaga a2s1G, Ne HaYaEaGn QeeRFS0
YWue1fa IR aIaH0 as1E. So olas8 e0-10.
Rgllato aEainafto Go Capital OaSa00 On
oIas0 & q a8maMW0B.
RaYaEaGE, 19 &o apeIeBlbgo 90 Il
al60W Wal@.
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ARBOL DAY
EN- ClAGyAS
de nstestro eOrrespOnsal sspseiqL J

NoviembEs % -Ateniamenta inyitado
poE una de Ian fBCuelas 40 eAta Oiudad,
aaigtf & els CON placer, poTque placer
cauaa siempEe en 81 alma, ehtaE entire Lon
nifioa.
Los pTofeaoTeB Iol1citoB y GsTifoGoB atan'
dian 8 ID infantil muchedumbre. Eacuch6
6 vRrio8 nihos dc ambOG sxos, racitar
compoaicioneB pC6ticaB On idioma ing 81
con mueha claHidad deger voItu1a.
Tambiea be de afiadiE con franquezR,
que enta fiesta escoIar ha perdido m tsnto.
80 caE6ctsr , animation. No me doy cuen'
ta dc Ia CauBa. Sd neceBafio que enc fsS'
tival infsntil, no pieFda % entuHiaamo 8
intsE6i porque On 81 apEende la nihSz &
amRr Ia naturaleEa, mRdFe amantflima,
saba maegtra del hombre.
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Fiesta escOIar en- SantuTes.

La celebration del Arbor Day en- h
eScuelR William Penn. de SantuEca de ID
Cual sB principal 81 iluHtrsdo pFOfasoT Me-
gt6n Ooll&EO, fue Iucidinima.
Tanto laI seiioEitas pFofssoEaB como Eus
alumnoI, Contribuyeron que 81 aeto re-
nuItaaa euplendid0.
Entire otEal EeCitaCiOneg, rsCoEdamog la
de ID pos'iR "LR Palma," !" mi Mata de-
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La nusVa CSSa-aYun-
tamientO de Bayam6n.
Don Jose SsUro QulHOaOs, 0siuro On Ia eIudl1
{ De nnsstrO oO1esponsaI. }

Ode nusStrO oOf4espOnsaL)
Noviembre 29.-Hemol viato, que eat&n
por Concluir las obras de Ia casa ayunEa'
miento. 81 sefIoF RlcaIde sspeFa que &
faeB del mes pr6ximo podE6 tenar Ias ofci'
mas del nuevo consistorio.
-Tambi6n hsmos visto, Una capr:ChoBs
caBa que hs conatTuido en- Las afoeERu de
la Calle de Comsrfo, de esta ciudad, Ell
doctor Amadeo.
-El rico propietario ds ssta ciudaJ,
Btfior don Sebasti6n BauzS ha regFeaado
de Espafia, acompafado de Eus SgFaciadas
hijaa.
SaludRm0a afectuoaamente 81 senior BRu'
"a, valioso elemento de nueAtER Aociedad.
-Se encuentTa en- San juan 81 senior
don Juan BRutista Carmona, de Comerfo
81 senior CaFmonR ha aido llamado paTa
81 jurado que ha de yer en 81 Case de An.
tonic Paz.
lei iCsnciado don JoGe ssvero Qni
nonsB, preaidente del tribunal Supreme,
ha eatado On e8ta ciudad Sisndo hueBped
del Sefior don JoE6 Alfonso Gonz6lez, pres.
tigioBa perHonalidsd de este pueblo.
En- loH BaIones del casino de Ia colo.
nia espsflols, Be HsunieEon vaEioB i6venes
dependencies del cOmercio para tERtar so.
bre 81 deacRnso dominica. Fu6 acuerdo
dirigir IN menHRje al ayuntamiento soil
CitandO que les Concsda, sino 81 deICsnso,
poT 10 menoB 81 Cierre de los establecimier-
tOs del alto Comeroio, quedRndo los ven.
toTfilloa abierton para que puedR lA Clf Gs
menosteroGa compraF On sllos 10 qus niece
Eitsn. 81 j6ven abogado s:ior Peaquera
Her6 81 denignado pof los dependencies pc.
"a IIaYRE eata agunto d conceio municinal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-29

- Las caFrsFaa de aver fueEon una sor.
pFeaa para loo peTitoB ca eate Sport, pueB
6 anaIon, Segdn elloa los chataa El hotel
4 eivetia cauaa tRmbi6n BoFpFeHa & todos
10 9 que 70 viaitan pOr sun Condicioneu hi.
3 ienicas y fxcslente asEYicio. Pedro schi.
Ea, PFopietaTio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-29

ClaveleA pEosa, por Enrique ContEerau;
''La8 EstaCioneS," por CinCo nin8a.
Lscturs de ID Carta del Comisionado
por 81 principal, y de Ia proclama del go
beFnadoF poT Ia BefioFitai Gonzalez.
La escueIR Wiliap Penn cuentR con un
compstents CusTpo de prOfsHores, entuSias'
tAG. pOE .la ensehAnza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-29

MIRAMAR La Pauaderfa de este
nombFe montada con todoB los adelanto8
higieaiCoB, asrvir6 desde hoy haStR nusvo
aviso 81 pan domicilio Contavoa
bollo. SantuECe, Noviembre q de 1907.
6v O.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-10
Irish Church Bells.

It was about the time Of st. Pat
rick, in the fifth century, that bells
began to be adopted in the Christian
church, though their use in other d.
rections was long anterior to Chris
tianity, as Mr.. Layard records having
found some in the palace Of Nimroud.
The first Christian bells, like Patrick's,
weighed only few ounces and from
that day gradually increased till the
greatest weight was reached at Mos
COW with 1913 tons of beautifully en-
riched work, a strange contrast to the
humble "Clog-an-eadhachta Patraic,"
or "bell Of Patrick's WE'LL" sometimes
referred to as the bell Of Armagh, with
Its diminutive dimensions of six inches
high by five inches broad, four inches
deep, made Of thin sheets of hammer
ed iron, bent into four sided form,
fastened with rivets and brazed or
bronzed. This bell is at once the most
authentic and the Oldest Irish relic of
Christian metal work that has de-
scended to us, writes w. J. Fennell in
the Belfast Gazette, and is mentioned
in the "Annals" under the date Of 552.