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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY, May 9, 1908.
Reports from Chicago and Indian
apolis that Mrs. Guinness of the La
porte, Ind, murder farm Is alive;
Sorensen. her first husband, formerly
Of Providence, r. |.
Col. Stewart must be granted court
Of inquiry by President or congress
will vote him one.
Representative Ames angered by at
tempts to have federal government
mix in New England railroad merger.
Last tunnel OF Pennsylvania rail-
road to New York holed through.
PeQuot house at New London, Conn.,,
destroyed by fire.
Storm from the Pacific coast arrives
on the New England coast.
Men accused of setting fire in Chelsea
held in heavy bonds.
Pittsburg adviser of late Senator
Quay arrested for defalcation of $685.
900; bribes offered to hush up affair.
Liabilities of Charles COster, New
York broker who recently killed him
self, now found to be at least $1,000
600.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
party on outing at Pne Knot, Va.
National House finishes discussion of
sundry civil appropriation, which now
calls for about $107, 100000.
Bishops address to the Methodist
Episcopal conference recommends the
amendment of the amusement rule in
the discipline.
Butte lawyer arrested in New York
on charge of attempting to extort
money from F. Augustus Heinze.
Royal Germans throng Vienna for
Francis Joseph's diamond jubilee
Pittsburg steel mills see national
prosperity just ahead; orders very
large.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
For Thaw's Release.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-The fight to
have Harry X. Thaw released from
Matteawan will begin before Su.
preme Court Justice Morshauser, May
IA. Counsel for Thaw has prepared a
long brief setting up the reasons on
which 1t will base the contention that
Thaw is sane and therefore illegally
detained.
Dist. Atty. Jerome and his assistant,
Mr. Garvan, will be present, accom-.
panied by Drs. Flint, Macdonald and
MabOn, expert alienists for the prose.
cation. One of the witnesses for
Thaw Is his family physician, who will
testify that he has examined Thaw
recently and found him sane.
"Thaw stands before the court" is
the statement of the defence, sin the
eyes of the law an innocent man, with
no charge against him and with no
adjudication of insanity"
Thaw's counsel further holds that
the law under which Thaw was sent
to Matteawan is unconstitutional be-
cause there is nothing to show that
he is danger to the public peace and
safety, and there is no provision in this
particular statute as to how he may
secure his release.
1t will further be argued in Thaw's
behalf that there was no testimony
from any witness that If Thaw were
at large he would be danger to the
community. There was some testi-
mony that he was suffering from a
form OF insanity that might be recur-
rent, but nobody testified as to his
condition at the time of his trial. 1t
will be insisted that the mere fact
that he was placed on trial proves that
Justice Bowling considered him legal
ly sane, because otherwise the justice
would not have permitted the trial
to proceed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16

garia, Egypt and Greece, with France
as an occasional buyer when the Span
ish crop is small.
Aniseed is used in the making Of
"raki," kind Of alcoholic drink, very
popular throughout the Levant, and
which calls for about percent of
seed. 1t is also used in Europe in the
manufacture Of absinthe and anisette
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
CONDENSED NEWS
OF THE ENTIRE WEEK

motion of letter carriers, but Cong.
Kel her still hopes to secure favorable
action.
National house and senate leaders
practically agree to adjourn May 23.
Irish university bill passes com
mons, 344 to 81; is certain to become
law.
Twenty-Five people hurt In wreck on
~" road in New York.
Twenty-One New Englanders to
graduate from Annapolis this year.
Ex-President Cleveland's condition
reported much improved.
Roosevelt and Carnegie chief speak
ers at the Pan-American cornerstone
laying in Washington.
"Uncle Joe" Cannot tries to run an
automobile, but concludes it's easier
to run congress.
House caucus adoQts the new Vree-
land currency measure by a vote Of
1913 to 16.
Cummings overall factory destroy
ed at Orleans, Mass, and town threat
ened by fire.
Model of famous old schooner yacht
America found in Toledo mans pos.
session.
Pittsburg iron works start up gen.
orally again.
National prosperity association urg-
es President Roosevelt to let up on
radical legislation.
Report on Helgelein autopsy at La
porte, Ind; confirms story of prob.
able death struggle with murderer
and of the tuft of hair grasped in dead
mans fingers, Olson autopsy negative
In results.
President Roosevelt asks congress
to appropriate $4,000 to send repre-.
sentatives to the opium conference
in 1909.
National Grocers' association opens
convention in Faneull hail. Boston.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
EIreeraeker. Given Away

To any boy who will give us a lit
tie help we will give box 40 paOlks)
Of full size Mandarin F1reorackers. 1t
will take only little Of your spare
time to earn this whole box Of Fourth
of July noise and fun. More fire.
crackers than you ever had before and
they won't cost you cent. Send us
your name and address and we will
tell you how to get them. Don't wait
a miRute because the Fourth is almost
here. Address, Practical Poultry,
Lynn, Mass. Cracker Dept.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
Evans, Aardsat Blow.

Chicago hated to leave the old
gang. 1t was the hardest blow l ever
had. But there are two things don't
worry about--things that cannot
help and things that can"
This sentiment was expressed by
Rear Admiral Evans regarding his re-
tirement from the feet at San Francis
co, in an interview. When asked con-
cerning his health the admiral re.
piled that he was feeling "all wool
and a yard wide" The admiral and
party left for the east after three
hours stay in the city.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
SATURDAY,
May 9, 1908.

Woman giving name Of Heron
taken from night train at Utica. N.
Y, on suspicion that she is Mrs. Belle
Guinness; admits she Is from Chicago
and resembles pictures of alleged
murderess of Laporte, Ind; detectives
not satisfied with her explanations, re-
turn with her to Syracuse.
BY supreme court decision In troll
ley merger case. New Haven railroad
must give up at least six street rail-
way lines In Massachusetts.
Irish coercion act repeal bill passed
second reading in parliament, POI to Z.
President creates sensation by writ
ing personal letters to three senators,
declaring his supremacy as command,
er of the army and navy.
Mayor Hibbard of Boston for old age
pensions of government employees; not
to discharge aged city workmen.
Patrick Rynne, convict at Fort
Ethan Allen, VT, shot and instantly
killed by sentry, private Thomas Mol
lory, when he attempts to escape
guard lines.
Wright brothers go 30 odd miles
in their flying machine In North Car.
Olina.
Senate committee considers amend
ment to Sherman law urged by Ma
tiOnal civic federation.
President Roosevelt and Prof. Bur-
roughs go for stroll at Pine Knot.
U. 8. senate firm in stand against
Capitalization of pension offices.
Methodists ask congress to stop
polygamy; hear reports on far east;
Bishop Thoburn resigns.
Tank steamer Washtenaw ashore at
Monmouth beach, N. j..
Review of feet in San Francisco
bay by Secretary of the Navy Metcalf.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
Aniseed in Turkey.

Anise is a species OF parsley with
large sweet-scented seeds. 1t Is exten.
siVely cultivated throughout the Turk
lsh empire. The annual production Of
aniseed is at present about 100000
pounds. against $4,000 pounds In 1903.
Sowing takes place generally in Feb
ruary and the seed is gathered in
June.
The Tchesme aniseed is shipped
principally from Cohstantlnople. symr-
ma and several large towns Of the in.
terror. 1t also fiRds a market In Bul.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
Mr.. Cleveland Has Bad pav

Lakewood, N. J.--"Mr. Cleveland is
doing very nicely" is the only word
that came Wednesday from the sick
room of the former president in the
Lakewood hotel Unofficial informa-
tion is that the patient had poor
day. DIR. G. Rowe Lockwood, the stonl-
ach specialist, is with him.
The complete secrecy which has
caused a mystery to be made of Mr.
Cleveland's actual condition is being
maintained No one outside the fam
fly, physicians and the nurses see him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
THURSDAY,
May a, 1908.


Committees swing to idea of per-
petual commission for the govern
ment of Chelsea, approving in bill
to be reported q never-ending body,
with absolute veto power over mayor
and aldermen.
Thaws battle for release from
Matteawan expected to begin in ear.
nest at Poughkeepsie today.
Pair of negroes assault Chelsea
and Maiden men early this morning
in Boston streets.
Thomas w. Lawson in complete
control at the Bay State gas meeting,
is elected president.
Delegates to national grocers' con.
vention given sea trip at Boston.
President Roosevelt opens in Wash
ingtcn conference of the governors
Of the states to adopt means to pre-
serve the natural resources of the
United States.
Senator Rayner's resolution In be-
half 0f Col. Stewart sent to commit.
tee.
Massachusetts Senate rejects the
house grade crossing bill and bill for
wage and hour hearings for public
service corporations.
Picking Of pockets of so people
charged against man under arrest in
Boston.
JudPe Fox, of Boston, requires fur
ther evidence in divorce cases In
which husbands who have worked
steadily for years are charged with
habits Of intoxlcation.
Rev. Hiram Vrooman asserts be-
lief that his fiancee did not commit
sui'de at Winthrop, Mass.
Wright brothers make two more
successful flying machine flights in
North Carolina.
Granite cutters OF Quincy, Mass,
to number of 1000 strike to-day.
Senate votes to postpone action on
the Brownsville affair until Decem.
ber.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
Digging Bait.

The boy wanted some worms for
bait He had selected promising
spot, shady and lowly knoll, but
though he had been digging now for
fifteen minutes not a single worm had
his spade turned up.
Here, sonny" said an old angler,
take this chunk Of soap and make me
a quart or two of soapsuds"
The boy brought the suds, the old
man sprinkled them over the ground.
and then he in his turn began to dig.
It was amazing Here where the boy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
WEDNESDAY,
May 1s, 1908.

Miss Alice G. Loud of Roxbury.
Mass, fianeee of Rev. Hiram Vrooman,
mysteriously drowned at Winthrop,
Mass
Police think woman or boy killed
Staula child at Dedham, Mass.
American Peace society concludes
S0th anniversary exercises.
Feeling in Washington that some
currency measure will be passed before
adjournment.
Four of New England's governors In
Washington for Presidents conference
which opens today.
Indications point to committee re-
port for unrestricted commission fol-
Chelsea, Mass, along lines of Robinson
bill.
Robbers strike down express messen-
ber and get $4,000 at Seattle.
New England delegates to the Metho-
dist Episcopal conference will favor
Rev. DR.. F. r. e. Hamilton for bish-
op.
John p. Swasey of Canton, Me-, nom-
mated unanimously to succeed Con-
gressman Lttlefield.
Senator Rayner defends Col. Stewart
in speech filled with sarcasm
Misft inscriptions on rings found in
ruins seized upon by Lamphere defence
as evidence the Guinness woman is not
dead.
Barn and stock destroyed by fire
caused by lightning at bingham, Mass.
Development of Boston would be aid
ed by belt line suburban railroad, says
H. G. Long.
Annual convention Knights of Co
lumbus.
Indications point to continuation of
warm weather.
Wallace, republican and anti-gam-
bling candidate, elected senator in the
47th New York district, to succeed
Franchot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
MONDAY.
Nav II. 1eoS

"~'N~N'p "Sy ~ lSVo'
Five men drowned by the capsizing
Of boat at the entrance to Newbury-
port harbor; four rescued.
Hartford surgeon restores respira-
tion in dying patient by squeezing his
heart.
Charges of maladministration made
against Bishop Goodsell and three
other bishops Of Methodist Episcopal
church.
Turkey curtailing right OF Ameri-
cans, says American board secretary.
Attempt to wreck fast freight fails
at Somerville, N. ].
Schooner Gascogne of the French
fishing feet burned on the banks,
making 10th vessel lost this season.
Rev. DR.. Aked of New York says the
church is not In touch with the times.
Vice President Fairbanks prefers
the building of schools and churches
to expanding armies.
Salvation army captain at PittsbGrg
breaches sermon ON death from a
cof1n.
That Mrs Guinness is dead no
longer in doubt, though confirmation
has been withheld by authorities; wit
nesses found are said to strongly i'm
plicate Lamphere.
Men Of the feet at San Francisco
have a day of rest
Congress may adjourn May 25, but
has many appropriation bills yet to
consider
Full $4,000 parasites to be liberated
this week In fight against gypsy and
browntail moths.
News print paper investigating COM
mittee inspects Hudson River paper
mill.
Conservative members of the senate
trying to avert trouble between that
body and the President over Col.
Stewart and the Brownsville soldiers.
TUESDAY, May 12, 1908.
Gen. Whitney, head OF the Mass.
state police, now censor of Sunday
amusements.
Senate cuts down provision for pro-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
Freedom With the Razor

Knlcker-Did he make a good per
grafton?
Bocker-Fine! He said, When you
60 in the voting booth may Dame
Freedom sharpen your pencil with the
razor of justice. -Harpers Weekly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16

Food is very cheap in the Russian
empire. The reason is assigned to tho
fact tht 80 percent of the 5000 600
Inhabitants are farmers. and of course
are producers of food.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
HIS Fathers illness.

First Boy--My papa's sick.
Second Boy-What's the matter7
First Boy--He's got insolvency.
Harper's Weekly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16

Chinese Uprising Stamped Out.
Pekin.-The revolutionists In Yum.
nan province have been repulsed by
provincial troops and the uprising ap
parently has been stamped out.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16

before had not found single worm
the old man now discovered them
In dozens
You can find worms most any
where sonny" said the old man. 'if
you wet the ground with soapsuds
first. The soapsuds draws them. the
same as molasses draws flies. A weak
mixture OF blue vitrol and water will
do the same thing also. so."-Providence
Journal.
Gilt-edged security is often guilt
adgad --Ilf0
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16

An old Dearborn (Mo.) couple are
still using a yarn carpet which they
received as a wedding gift 60 years
ago. 1t il In good condition.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
BY COMMISSION
This is the Plan Of Govern
ment for Chelsea

Joint Committees Of the Massachu-
setts Legislature Favor a Perpetual
Commission for the Stricken City
Its City Government Disappears
With the Appointment by the Gov
ernor of the Commission to Come
Into Being Again in 1912-Veto
Power Also Conferred.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16

Toads become torpid in winter and
hide themselves, taking no food for
ave or six months
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
A Sign.

A Sign.
You live in the suburbs, donq
you?"
How did you known"
I've noticed you hanging around
the seed store for the last two weeks
st. Louis st-Dispatch.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
Poverty a Disease -4n
abnormal Condition
Need Of CheertutneSS, Self Reiance-SucceSS
the DiUine Destiny of Man
BY OrisOn JDett Marden, Editor of success
N~~ARpS=0Sa SOraAE%S@
SpNN"N'N~~A.'~'-0"
~O%"AF~~

LARGE part OF the poverty of world is disease the
ming.
we know that poverty is abnormal condition because
1t does not fit any human beings constitution. 1t con
tradcs the promise and the prophecy of the divine III
man. There plenty of evidences that abundance OF
that is good mans nheritance that if he claims 1t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
cS|S%~O~ ~Or"%$r6S1
: HOU the Farmers Plan to s
Get POLOer
BY James Linn Nash.

primary purpose American Society Of Equity Is
!:
o Is its sole object The
the American
N-'I equitable conditions In seek
investment of capital
~ | andlab o for
kGAIJ the assist them In
securing clothing squeezing out
directly the
E. formed
in
by
distributing Chicago
outlined the activities Of the society have
be
politicians
would
Of
united body
anda demanding tFrom the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16

ozen naionaites
the America
of
British
yesa admiration Will Behold the American!"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
1O.~w The ~U~-sc
! Ultimate American
BY John Harper.

a lecture extremely surprised to hear the
the lecturer state with emphatic posvenes that the In
termgng of different not conducive to the
any nation, but that 1t had the opposite effect would
advise that lecturer to inquire into the geneaogy
typical American No intelligent will deny that the
I United States, nation, than hold its
with any other 1t is also matter of knowledge
Tho Tina Aynarf is Of
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-05-16
TUESDAY,

TUESDAY, May 12, 1908.
Gen. Whitney, head of the Mass.
state police, now censor of Sunday
amusements.
Senate cuts down provision for pro-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-03
I A ELECCION Del
primer premio de.
beleZa.
Los CuPOnes tGbeIan ser susCritOs
con ell nOmbTs del vOtante.
Las fOtOgrlflls de Il8 SOIS b0lI0zls puuEtOfE'
uuu1lS sersn IuUgo TemItIdls 4 los Est0tOV
URla0s.

ObtsndF6 81 primer pE8mio On el csTt$'
men de bsllezn, Cuy8 votGCi6n comisn8a GI
dfR de Ios corFiente8, Ia HCfi0rita Cuyo
lena hAya obtsnido sl mayor n6mero de
votos, 8l ceTFaTUe estA 0lsCci6n & lGB IL del
dlR del de AgoDtO pE6ximc,
Los votantsB usRT&a los ''cuponeG' one
90 hAllST&n On CHds n6msTo de "La Co
rEeBpondenCig," GscontRE deBde el PefeEido
diB 6 de Julio. EstOu debSrGn uer BuBcri'
toB con sl nombE0 del votantF.
To6ou los dfag pUblicaUf "La Cores
pondenciR" al n6msro De votes QUE hByR
0btenido cRdG "isma."
Los CupoDGg TgcoFtRd0B C0nvGnieutemen'
tG aarEn gnviOdoB "LB Correspondent
Cia" en- donda 1e iran clEsifCAndo = que
daEEn depoHitsdos. haGts S'gdn tempo deB'
pu6l de ls eleCci6n para cAHO de que. poF
s'guisn, 10 desss algun0 CompTobACi6n,
podeFl0 TeSlizSY.
Pueden votaF pGTsonag del Bfxo fsmGni'
no On al ufarido ''CeIt linen" poniend0
sus nombTsa On Lon "cupOneB" an IL mia'
ma f.Tms que los dem6g vOtRnteg,
La VotRci6n BeT& seCr0tR On el conc0pto
do que los nombFsG de lfg v0taoteB no de-
b,r6n ser ConOCidog NADIA mas que de laB
perIonaB que On sDts diGTio intsrveug0u en-
10 votaci6D. SinsmbaTgo, Di deBpuOs de
GfsCtuRdR eDts aIgunG persona tuviaTa 81
guus duda, p0dEE haceEHs lR comprehension
RnteB EOfeEidR.
Les dos "IemsB', que obtengan ei ma
yoF nt msFo Immediate do votos & lG del
primer pEemio % COnliderAn como q. =
39T. pEemiO.
las usis fotogr4f fiaB BoF6n EsmitidaB Es'
tados Unidoa psEa 90 publication en- The
ChiC0ga TribuOe' Aun que expreBEndoDs
nlIf como Squf Cual Cd Ia que hs obtenido
81 primer pEsmio, 90 dscir, lG pueFtorFi'
qu' que en- 0l CeEtGmen International
dispute el primer premio 6 Miss MaTgarita
Frey.
En- Ia primera plana publicamoU hoy
laB fotogTsfiAU de laB TsfsridaB bsl'ezsB
pusRtoFTiqutiiaS
Como 90 v6 en- loB f1tOgFabadoB que 70
publican hoy alguno de ollO0 tiene RIg6n
def, CEo Bino On Lac lfnGpB de lG bsIle8G fo'
togr fsda On fotcgFabBdo. Auuuciada Is
p0b icaci6n de estes no dsbfa dejOFGs en-
o mas bEevo pOuibIa Rer6 BubaArado al de-
fs to del EefsEido "cliCh6", para volverIo
4 publicVr en- sl tuFnO correspondents Hin
8ombFAG nj defecto a'guno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-03
NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS.

CON MOTIVO DE LA FE8TIVI-
DAD DEL4 De JULIO, NO Sc
PUB IOARA MANANA "LA CO.
RRES "ONDENCIA."
Han eOtRdo hoy viaigRndo al g0bt FnR'
dor les sres juez R9deY, @. NievGP, D..
galds II \, Hall, Lcdp. juan Guzman Bari
Z, j. NJ. Co. za!sE, r. Gonza'ez, LcdO,
Mott RatsU, Eduardo GioTgstti ? !. E "a
buTu y GioFgetti sOtnvieron Largo ratio
C nf, rs1tiando con el gobeFnSdor.
Ell comandRnts GFiff, del TegimientO
do Puerto Rico, tmbAFC6 ayer can au dis'
tinguids fAmiIia para EStadoB Uri1og.
Fe''z Viaie.
-EntA m. II ma ce' eb7sron una dsteni
do confsrencia con 81 Lcd0. j, Vf4l Ocho'
teCho, director del ConBolidado, los diEec.
ores del Manicomio y AHilo do Minis de
SsntuFcs.
La alcsnteri la que sBt6 pit ada en- Is
Gle do la Cruz esquin8 Al Sol, deBpide
I'm cloE inBoportable.
-Ea bvevs 10 haFG cargo de ls dirac'
ci6n del hospital militsr do esGS ciudad, el
pTentigioBo cirpjOno doctor Ashkford.
Ell Hon. GobeFnRdor de Puerto Rico,
hR reSuslto oEablemeute ls pGtici6n que
bi iera Gl BtfioE Sup. del MSniccmio hR~a
AlgunoS dfaB acsEca de que 10 le psFmiIis'
"a utilis8F el kioIk0 que RiTvi6 cUSndo 60
tQv0 On nueAtra IUlR el PFeHidente dc los
ERtadon. Eu tai viFtud 90 hs omenzado
& aEmar diCho kionko en- 0l DepArtamsE to
do vAEoneB de GqQellR Iostituci6D.
En- compaiifa de uG0 de tuB fAmi Ia
TsD hR Balido dtfnitivamenta del ABilo de
NinoO, ell recluVo AciIclo Luciano, veCiro
de LsjaV.
-Luego de vencida Ia Iicencis de que
diAfrutAba, hsovusIto & tOmHr pOICHi6n de
90 cargo el PrcfssoF del ABilo de Nin:B
senior Fernando Coz zAgez LamAB.
Ell Sup. del AsilO do CisgoB, irf Ems
al Dspartamsnto que la empleRds AdeIios
Moulen hS vuelto tcmsF poaesi6n de Ga
deStino lu'go de vsncid8 Ia icencis Dc
que DIFF utsbN.
Ell g. II supeEintsnd dents del Mani
ccmio iDf0Ema gus todoB los smplendos
que fosRon nombGadOs tlltimamsDte para
cubEir vaeRntaB en- dicho ADi!o b IN toma'
do pososi6n do suB GRTgog FGBpectivog On
IL fech8 para 10 cuRl estNtufR el nombrA'
miento, que debiAn tomRF po0s8i6p.
-LIeg6 Gl Ccamo" = con 6l Ia Ct mi
zion dc delegados ls O0nvsnCi6n republi'
cana de Chicogo, que Mg6a 90 dice nos
tVRen lR CindadOnfa OmeEiCa1A y tambi6n
lego una nusva psrtida dc trOjeB gslecto8
6 Los sehoESB p. SchiVR & Co.
El Auditor de Puerto Rico gefiCT Cabot
Ward, suUpendi6 aver cauIa do 10 muer.
to del jefs HSmill una ComidG que hAbfa
tffoCido vsEioB amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-03

Ofrscemos alcohol de 40 grades para
combuntibls & 25 esntavos gallon.
No Ofrece peligro nj tiene olor deuagra'
dAb'e.
ExpeEimsntadO "a con gran Gxito snsel
alumbradO, eBtufaB induBtriau divsTsaE.
Reune veDtsjas inapEeciableH BobEs Las
dsmGG sustaDCias AimilRTsB gsnaralmsnts
smpleadas para quemRr.
E8 el CombuHtibls de porveniE poG "a
economic, seguridAd y limpisEa.
Para infoEmsB dirig girAe srsB. Sues. de
Roses y Co.,-AFecibo. 1v.v.