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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26

pr6cticR comprueba una vez mas.
al caro- eI6cGTiCo n6mero 8 Be le
rompi6 esta msfIana la hRmaCa de Ia pla'
taforma dslantera en- 81 cruCe de la plaza
de la "Lealtad."
-Ha vuelto haceFae cargo al BeEYicio
en- Ia Ifnea de carros electricos el inspector
conocido con el nombre de Mr.. Juan que
Bufri6 unRs lesioneB en- una pieIna 81 saliF
de unas carTeraB en- ell hip6dTomo.
Las RlumnRs gus concurren sl cole
gio De sefioritaa situado an Martin Pen,
tuvieTon que hscer aver por Ia tarde 4 las
80 el reCorrido deBde squel cFucs hastR
10 paPada % en- SantuTCs, poT hSbsrse
ioterrumpido la circulation de trenea
consecuencia de un deRCarrilsmiento en-
Martin Pefia.
-PaEece que ahora los afoionados &
cojer las matas de flores agenas, en- San.
tuTce, han dejado su campo dc aCci6n en-
Ia Gale de "Dos HsTmanoa' para traBla.
daEse ls calle del "PaTque". Yea ESQ
el BaTgento de Ia policfa del bRrEio sehoE
DiaE LlenzR y tsnga la BaguTidsd de que
Be 10 sgrsdecer6n mucho loI vecinos de Ia
Eeferida Gale.
-Doce barcoB de vela Bs sncuentran en-
sl puerto Prepar6ndose para Ia carga.
-Elta noche exhibiciones Cinsmatogrh'
fcau en- 81 circo Lowande.
-Msnana por la tarde Be celebrav6
I'M concerto en- 81 "Psrque Borinquen.
Con 81 extraordinrTio trsnsito de
caEros por Ia Gale de TstuSn, Be encuentga
el adoquinado On NAL estado. Hay que
il penBando en- EepsrRFlo, pueB en- los
dfau de lIuvia se pone en- muy NAL
eatado.
Hoy celahFarS sesi6a extraoEdinsria
Ia iunta superior de sRnidad.
-Se hR leVantado Ia cuaTentena que
sufrfa 81 vapoT "PreBident' precedente de
Haiti SAnto Domingo. A las once adn
no 90 habfa subido Ia correspondence,
-El vap0T alemSn "Presideut' BaIdE6
hoy para Saint Thomas.
-PTopoHicirnes de contratoa han Bido
fjadaa en- ID administration de coETeoB De
esta Guided para la conducci6n de Ia CO.
rTeBpondsncia entire San juan = New Yolk
y viceveTAa, carretaFa central, fsrroCaTrilea
, Ponce y San Juan.
LA fanzR para Ia correspondence &
San Juan, Bers en- esta subasts de once
mil pssOB.
LA fanzs para Ia conduci6n de Ia
CoETsBpondenciR de San Juan New York
ss de once mil dollars. La BubVenci6n
actual 90 de cuatrocientos dollars por visia.
Ell tipo actual de Aubvenci6n para
CunduCiP Ia correspondence de NV York
San Juan eu de $33 800.
La faDza para conducir ia coTrespon
dencis de NV York San Juan es de
sessnta mil dollars, exigiendoHs que 81
Wei no dura como maximum cinco dias
y medic,
lei detective Alfanso Molina ha Ileqa.
do hoy San Juan, 4 Cuyo puesto ha Bido
deatinado pOr el cuRrtel general de la pO-
licfa.
En- lou primeron diaa del pr6ximo
mes, embarcaTk para Ion Estados Unidos
81 comandants Lutz, auBtituy 6ndole 81
Capit6n Lopez Diaz.
Hoy no SO han recibido telegramaH
an 81 CuRrtel general do ls policfa.
-Le hR Bido coHcsdidR lcenciR 81
capitSn Lopez Diaz qufen ha ampezado
hoy haceE uso de ellR.
-El dia 1e desapaEaci6 an buay de-
loB que calTstsan leiia & Ia ciudad. Ests
malana 81 detective Galvartn, quien anda
mas que 81 Judo erTRntss 10 encontE6 "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
el campo del MORO.

81 campo oel MOTTO.
-Ss encuentrR en- San Juan 81 senior
Antonio LluveTaB, delegado Ia c6maFa
Ell sefior Francisco M. TurulI, almo'
nedero p6bico ha solicitado del depRE
tamento de sanidad autorizRci6n que le
ha lido concedida para sacar remats
286 CajaS de ajos y sc csjas de queBO
pEopiedRd de Ia frmR CadisFno BAFea,
de ests plaza.
-Dofis Ana Rogue infolma al depar
tamento que Ia pssts en- lR calle do "DoB
HeEmanon'' en- SantuTee es muy fuerte y
que pusde oCssionar gsandeE periuiciOs
Ia salpd de LOS vecincs,
Pedro Juan Daniel rsmite pianos de
las Obras de plomerfa que hs de efectuar
en- Is casa de don Pauline PumRrada en-
SantuTcs.
La casa comerciaI Sob1inon de Es'
quiags, aolicita csTtifcado de destruction
de csjas dc saTdinaB en- lataA
-Maflana So tocala en- la retreta
eI msgnif 20 vaIs original del R6r
Rafael Bslseiro "Caribean March"
-El cGcial de sRnidad de Mayagii Z
ha Remitido hoy al LaboratoEio. los eB'
putoS pedidos proce3entes del eufsFmo de
tuberculosis pulmnnsE que eats al frente
de una cOnftsEfa de Ma5sgd 2, segdn
.infoEmsB'
Ell inspector de BanidRd local hs
contsstado las denunciRB hechaB poT J.
Torres contra Las casaa de juan Sierra y
JuliSn silva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26

Gun frasco dePeruna entra en- nuestra
casa como el meior amigo"
Una multitud de familias han descu-
bierto que Ia Perun8 eB 81 remedio que
deben tener en- Ia casa
Peruna es el remedio que libra cura
la famtlia de todas las enfermedadea
catarrales que les persiguen.
No importa 81 Ell cRtarrO es en- IL ca
beEa, los pulmoDes, el est6mRgo 8 loa
intestiros, IA Peruna 10 cura.
81 desca conseJo medico gratis, es-
criba al DIR. Hartman, Presidents del
sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
E. u. de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

=PaFscs que RlgunaB bordadoras y
maestras On CaladoG y laboRea trRtan de
eatableceE rslaciones de negoCios con Cen-
tros manufactureToA de los EhtsdoB
UnidoS.
-El depaFtamento de coFEsoH ha fiado
sdictos para Ia CondQcci6n de coTreSpor .
denCiR de 1908 1912, entire los departs
mentoa de Norte Sur Caroline, Georgis,
Florida, MiSuiSippi, Tennessee Kentucky
iSln de Puerto Ri'c.
-Sa encuentra en- eAtR Ciudad el Lido.
j. r. Aponte, fiscal de la corte de distrito
de HumRcao.
Ell capitsn Lopez Diaz hs confaren
Ciado hoy con 81 coFonel Hamill On asun
tos del Cuerpo
-Se informR que las accionss de Ia
compafifa tsbRcaleEa obtienen en- 81 meT'
Cado de eSta ciudad IN prscio do 175
pesos.
Hoy &c harGn Elective por eI tesorero
de la junta esColAr los alquileres de casaB
escuelas
La junta de farmacia celebr6 hoy 50
teRCera Hssi6n. Continuar6 el lines
La Bedorits Modests Barrientos ha
aido pTopuesta para dsasmpenAr una es.
Cuela en- TOa.Alts.
Aver tarde SO llev6 efsCto el sape
lio del cadSver de don IgnaCio BreneB
m6BiCo que fu6 de lR banda de ls poll
Cfa inSulaE.
-En la pF6xims SemRna 90 davd prin
CipiO al deslinde de los terrenos del poblR'
do de Catafio
Aver lego parts de los materia-
les para ell Dpevo mue!le de espig61, el
cuaI tendrS 400 pies de largo por 100
do anchO.
-Programa de las pleas que ejecutaEd
en- Ia retreta msiianR domingo la banda
de Ia polic1a insulaE.
/, March "a Signal from Mara" (eB.
treno), Tailor. 2 Tsnds de VRlEeH Co.
EAz6n de Artiata", MADEIRA. 3 Gran &C.
lacCi6n de la Opera "Gioconda", Pom.
chiolli. Polka obIigada Cornetfo
"Las LocuTaO", Waldteuf /. 5. "La Fe
Eie'' suite EspagnOle, % Los ToEoa. (b)
Ssrenade, CD La Zsrzuela Lacome s
Two step "CRTibean", r. B2lBeiro. z. A.
pstici6n Couplats de la Z1TzuelR "LS Ga
titA Blanca, VivsE 8 Ths Star Span.
gle Banner"
-se informa que la Corte federal de
eHtR isla 90 hS ntgsdo aver 4 hscer deCla'
Taciones de nRciOnalidad americana al
gunaa per1onan que fueEon & BolicitarIau.
Estas pati ,ionea ahOra 90 han de pEeSentar
ante algunaI de lan COrtes de lcI Estados
UuidoI, que para clio est6n especialments
autoEiz adas.
-Ha regresado CegusB On donde
pTsuta servicio, 81 Begundo teniente de lR
policia inGuVaE senior Rafael Bird.
LAS carEeras de Caballos de manana
pYometen EesultaT animRdaB pues el ele.
monto afiCionado los espect6culoH hfpi.
COS, parece dispuento concuTHiE On gran
ndmero al hip6dTomo. In COmpNnfa de
caHEos el6ctEicon aumentar6 81 n6mero de
cOchsls malianR por Ia tarde fin de pres
ear = pdblicO Lar mayoEeH comodidades
poHibles.
-Muchas pernonss Green que sl motive
ae Iou Yepetidog tFRstOEnOa que Ccurren en-
Ia linea de caKToB el6ctricol, son debidos 6
d circulation Contfnua poE esaB lfneaa de
CaFEos conduciendo material de Conatruc.
ui6n, carbon ? otroH. Esoa traspOrteI de-
bieTan ser hechos pOr II n0Che despueH
que hays tsruinado 81 tE6fcO de passje'
FOG "La CoETe-pondenCia" hA Htaslado
FnWshas yeCes euOl incOnvenienteu cue 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
% Administrator.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 ayiso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un afio $500. Pago an
ticiDdd0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
RAPTO DE UNA ARTISTA.
% 'sOrvIeIO" d Il p0llel0 portugussa.

LiSboa, Octubre LA sctriz Rita
Abreu, que trabajAba On 81 tGatro Trini-
dad de eBta capital, hs aido Faptsda por 81
hiio del miniatro de Obras Ptblicas.
La policfa pFactica diligsncias para
esCIaFecar 81 hecho.
Esclarecer el hechol
Pue8 hOmbUe, lbuena estd Ia policfa dc
LiRboa!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
EHNGslVls gFieIls.

Por encavgo de las daman de la socie
dad ProtsctoEa de Mendigoa, damos las
gEacias & Las senoras, Befioritss Csba.
Ileros que han tornado parte Ga Las fan.
cionoa teatraIes bsneicio de la sociedad
, de Ia sefi 1rita Paoli, por % generoHR y
sfioAz cooperation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26

DE regreso de los EBtadou Unidog 81
sefi9r AdoIfo del Pino, conocido conner.
Ciants de estR plaza, est6 procedisndo
T6pidaments & Ia termination del arreglo
del local en- donde traits de estab!ecsr an
gran ESTABLISHMENTS de novedadeu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26

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Gm Int to3
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pdut hq pao
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i6 6nurdn acuoa-
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ada las
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p sd d mic
paie NERVIosA los I6esn n1fua1a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26

mos otro de diez meses, y Sc conserva
muy robusto y saludabIe.
mi esposa dice que la Peruna los
aires puros de Colorado han contrtbuido
la salud de nuestros hijitos.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02
Has Increasing Affection

Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. the IA
nous woman's rights leader. said Of
an untactful motion at a woman's
club:
This motion. in its dclicacy, re-
minds me of Ripon man.
"'rhe man got married. and after he
had been married several years his
wife said TO him one night:
"'IOu do not speak so affectionately
to me as you used to. Hal. l fear you
have ceased to love me-
Ceased to love YOU growled the
man. There you go again. Ceased TO
love you, Why, love you more than
life itself. Now shut up and let me
read the paper New York Trib-
une.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

The grand old man" of Maryland,
Senator William Pinkey Whyte. who is
in his SD year, has just won his S0th
murder case. He has defended tn 1t
number of alleged murderers and has
never yet had one of them found guilty.
This is remarkable record, but Sci
ator Whyte is still so vigorous and his
deep voice still so strong that he may
go on winning cases for nobody knows
how long. There is a tradition that
the old gentleman, who is well groom
ed to the point of being a dandy AMI
alert to the point of being considere!
youngster, attributes his preserva
tion to a diet of terrapin, Maryland
style Terrapin, Maryland style, may
be the elixir of eternal youth bur we
suspect the tradition to be founded on
pride in local product
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

Now that our congressional frienle
have visited and inspected the Panama
canal the country can feel easier Their
verdict that all is well and that the
work of digging is progressing satisfaC-
tOrily will go far to convince the skep,
teal ones. They are certainly qualifie
to render expert opinions, for have
they not become proficient in digging
into Uncle Sans pocketbook? Where
in the whole history of the art of dig
ging is there more expert and eXpedi
tious piece of work than The recently
completed job of extracting a billion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

No democratic member of congress
has travelled around the country and
visited the governments distant pos
sessions with members of the admin
istration as much as Congressman Da-
vid a. DeArmOnd of Missouri. the sole
democrat with Secretary Tafts party
now on its way to inspect the Panama
canal, Cuba and Porto Rico. Nor is any
democrat more in condemnation of re,
publicans generally than Judge De A.
mOnd He and Secretary Taft are good
friends. though the MissOurian at times
has severely criticised the secretary 5
administration of insular affairs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02
Fusion on the Head Of the Municipal
Ticket,

Fusion on the Head of the Municipal
Ticket.
The fusion of interests for the pur-
pose and with the hope of redeeming
Rock Island from its present deplorabie
condition, as accomplished late yester-
day afternoon in the withdrawal of
James Mcnamara from the citizens
ticket, and the endorsement by Henry
Schaffer, republican nominee. of the
citizens platform, cleared the political
atmosphere and defined the alignment
as plainly as it could be done
On the question of the ACCESSIBILITY of
the move there is much difference of
opinion. No man who has ever stood
for the mayoralty of Rock Island has
had more staunch friends who were
willing TO go to the last ditch with him
and with his cause, than has James
Mcnamara No man has ever made SO
consistent. so gallant and so unselfish
a fight for principle. No man has be
fore been before the people who has
exhibited the same degree of self sac
rifice for whatever might be for the
best interests of Rock Island. Accept
ing the nomination as a sacrifice, sub
ordinating self to the we'll being of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

TERMS - Daily, 10 cents per week
Weekly, 81 per year in advance.
All communications of argumentative
character, political or religious, must
have real name attached for publlca-
ton. No such articles will be printed
over fictitious signatures.
Correspondence solicited from every
township in Rock Island county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

cause for which he stood and for the
cause of the entire people, his attitude
has from first to last challenged the
of all people. Contrast the
spirit of James Mcnamara in the cam
paign through which the people of Rock
Island have just passed with the pO
litical methods characteristic of George
w. McCaskrin, the one a type of self
abnegation, the other standing only for
self at all stages.
The overtures that led to|
the compromise late yesterday af-
ternoon, The Argus is informed.
trOversy. 1t was represented that,
in view of the peculiar conditions eX-
listing, McNamara's strength might
jeopardiZe the success of one of the
cardinal principles for which the citi-
Zens' movement was launched - the
city's redemption from misrule-that
with the lines drawn as they then were,
Mayor McCaskrin's reelection might be
possible. In view of this condition. the
Schaffer people We're willing to sub
scribe to any terms of compromise that
would to their minds remove what was
pictured as the pending peril. Men
prominent in the citizens move
ment maintained that Mcnamara was
able to hold his own and to win, that
10 nd
Schaffer. and that there was no dan
ger of McCaskrin's success, There
were others who conceded with the
republican view. nevertheless holding
that even the possibility of danger
should be eliminated. The matter was
taken up with Mr.. Mcnamara, whose
answer was in harmony with his course
| throughout the campaign: DO not
consider me- Do what you can for the
principles for which we stand That
was his reply. The citizens according
| ly demanded as a basis of fusion that
Mr.. Schaffer subscribe to the citizens
platform. This on behalf of Mr. Schaf-
fer was readily agreed to. and thus, ac-
cording 10 the report which comes from
the conference. the arrangement was
completed too late yesterday for pub
LEGATION in the papers of the day.
Those instrumental in perfeCting the
| agreement in behalf of the citizens
claim that they safeguarded the inter
ests of all other candidates on the
ticket with Mr.. Mcnamara. and that
the acceptance by Mr.. Schaffer of the
citizens platform is in itself a victory
| for the citizens and a vindication OF
the principles which sustained the for
imation of the organization and estab
fishes its permanenCy in the field OF
municipal politics. Furthermore, the
citizens claim that the result of today
election under the conditions now pre-
valing. il is put squarely up to an es
tablished political organization to see
if it can carry through to success the
ideas of a model municipal govern
ment. and that if the republican party
should fail in this now. the responsible
ty for failure can not be laid at the
door of the citizens association.
This last summary of the situation
lcannOt be disputed. regardless of how
men differ as to the propriety or wis
dom OF Mr.. McNamara's withdrawal
All must agree that his position ha!
been most manly and that the citizen
Il have accumulated much in COmDellin!
O. a leading candidate of an old party t.
, subscribe to their platform and TO as
sumo the responsibility of carrying
forward to victory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

Senator Foraker, republican, of Ohio,
has placed Il chip upon his shoulder
and defies Secretary Taft. President
Roosevelt's right hand man, to knock
it off. This will be an interesting ffg4t
which the democrats will enjoy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

The Argentine republic seems cursed
with a congress that has the same
grating propensities as our own, for
the dispatches from BuenOs Ayres in
form us that the deputies passed few
bills of Importance, increased the bud
get. raised their own salaries and adj
iOuruel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

The faculty of Columbia has made a
singular admission. When notified ct
a bequest of 100000 for a dormitory
il announced that the college is over,
stocked with dormitOries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

AS the republican leaders declare
they will persist in trying to saddle
the people with a ship subsidy tax. the
steamship trust must have promised III
put up some more Doodle for campaign
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island, Ill. I'm
tered at the postofice as second-class
matter.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

Above all things let Rock Islan
shake off the reputation of being 4
rowdy city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

Let us hope, above all things, that
Rock Island has been redeemed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

Well, the people will have to turn
their attention to baseball now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-02

sy THE J. w. POTTER CO.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-12
How to Sleep.

A story is told of a queen in Eu-
rope who sleeps on hard bed with
out a pillow, the result of which is
that she has beautiful figure and a
straight back. She understands a
primary requisite for sound and
wholesome slumber. Pillows distOrt
the neck and back, and soft beds do
likewise; and both impede full, deep
respiration. A board bed covered
with a firm, thin mattress makes the
best of sleeping places. A blanket
or two and a counterpart suffice for
covering in addition to the sheets,
which should be changed as often as
expedient. Fresh ben linen and
night clothes every night would be a
healthful luxury.
During the day the bedding, &C
cording to a recent proposal, should
be folded neatly, disposed on rack
and covered with a cretonne or other
curtain, while the bed is left to sun
and air. The ideal bed chamber no
longer is used for sitting room and
dressing room, but merely for sleep
ing.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-12
Ph;lo.apher Make. Up His Mind
Not to Run For the
Presidency.
HE INDUCES A LITTLE
Wants to Apologize to the Cat and Hi,
kIother-m-law-Counny Can
Keep on Calling.

copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate.l
AFTER dinner Mr.. Bowser observ.
~ ed that he had had slight
~ sore throat oil day and that he
would go over to the drug
store and get some chloride Of potash
as remedy. This was at 7 o'clock.
At 8 he had not returned. At 8 Mrs.
Bowser had begun to wonder If he
had been hit by street. car and how
he would look walking around with a
wooden leg. At 10. as she was feel
ing quite certain that she would hear
of him next in the hospital, she heard
some one puttering at the front door.
and after a long minute Mr.. Bowser
entered. I'm attempting to take of
his overcoat he fell against the wall
with a bang, and in hanging up his
hat he almost pulled the hall tree
over. He finally got Strengthened up,
however, and came along to the sitting
room with a bland smile on his face
to say:
Mrs. Bowsher. excuse me, please. /
didn't intend to shtay more n min
ute. but l met shome friends, you
know. Was my dearie lonesome willis
l was gomez"
"Mr. Bowser, you have been drink
ing" she replied, after a long look at
his flushed face.
"Only two glasses ginger ale, my
dear-only two glasses. Met Teller
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-12
sUPT. OF MOTIVE
POWER HERE
George A. Emerson of Great North
ef.n Railway Is in the Valley
Looking Over the Land

George A. Emerson, general sup
erintendent of Motive power of the
Great Northern line, is in the city
this week. Mr.. Emerson is here for
the purpose of looking over the val
ley with the prospects of investing
in Wenatchee valley fruit lands.
He took a drive over the lands at
Columbia Valley Monday. Many of
the Great Northern officials have al
ready invested heavily in these lands
on the other side of the Columbia
river, among whom have been Max
Bass, general immigration agent of
the road, M. J. Costello, general in
dustrial agent, Louis Hill, B. L.
Campbell, son of the general mana
ger, Ben Campbell, and others.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-12
Did Not Belong to the Army.


Mrs. Albert Mills, whose husband
is the superintendent of the United
States Military Academy at West
Point, is known throughout the army
for a fund of pertinent anecdotes of
the service. In a party which includ-
ed prominent officers of both IT,
army and navy she recently told this
story:
1T was in the south, and a color
ed minister of the Methodist persua-
sion was pleading with one who was
not member of the flock.
Oh, my brother he begged
why don't you come with me and
join de army of de Lord
I done already belong to de army
of de Lord insisted the negro.
when you jine de Methodists?
demanded the preacher, in a tone of
surprise.
Use no Methodist, but 1 belongs
to de army of de Lord jest de same.
Use Baptist
HUH snorted the preacher
OATS not de army of de Lord; dat S
de navy"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-12

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ing in me to say ANYTHING about my
friend who was here yesterday. but
you all known what an eloquent
speaker he is. and what an extreme
ly loud voice he possesses. 1t re-
minds me of a couple of girls heard
talking in Kalamazoo the other day.
the conversation running thus:
"Well, Martha, how is your hus-
band today?"
"Porely, Miss, quite porely. He's
got another dose O. at ere exclama-
tory rheumatism.
you mean 'inflamatory rheuma-
tism, Martha. Explanatory means to
cry out"
Oats 1t, mum, OATS it, prezactly.
He don't do nothin' 'cept holler."
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-12
so ACRES

so ACRES
REIMBURSEMENT, Is acres in l.
year-Old trees. $1,000 worth of
other improvements. land can all
be irrigated. Price. S25OO
40 ACRES
go acres fruit land, " mile
river front adjoining landing sta
ton. Price $4,000
800 ACRES
100 rods river front, acres in
5-year-old trees, acres 2-year-old
trees, 2 acres 1-year- old. Spring
water enough on farm to irrigate
30 acres. $50 acres can be irrigat-
ed by pumping from river
$1,000
l have long list of other farm
and city property, also the East
Wenatchee Land Co.'S lands for
sale. See me before you buy.