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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
His CALAMITY.

See that man who just gave his
seat to Il young womanY qnerled An
elevated railroad passenger Queer
case that Never encountered one
before just like H.
Hes not Il New Yorker, he Is not
Il ready maker Of friends, and he Is 80
1ifiidcnt where women are concerned
that he really has not one among his
nequaintanccs, with the possible ey-
eeption OF Il iandlady and n laundrcss
yet the fellow has longing for
feminine recognition happen to
know that he always rclinqnlshcs his
seat TO woman where the oppor-
tunlty Is presented, and ] also know
that his only reason for doing 40 Is
The hope Of receiving smile and n
THINK YOU in return. It's Hike bone
10 hungry dog Queer cnse. don't
you think" New York Globe
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
THE RULE OF THREE.
A Superstition of the Men Who Build
fhe Skyscrapers.

A Superstition of the Men Who Build
The Skyscrapers,
These airy crews are generous
crowd, says Ernest Poole writing In
Everybody's Magazine of men who
work on skyscrapers, They earn high
pay. When working full time they
make $27 Il week, ana, like their rough
brothers cut on the plains. they are
quick to give of their earnings On
Saturday afternoons when they line
up Mt the pay window the Sisters Of
Charity are always there, and quarters
and dimes Jingle mcrrlly into heir lit
tie tin boxes.
Behind this generous giving IS Il su.
perstitlous belief that amid risks Ike
these II is well To propitiatc fate all
you can, for fate Is Il relentless old
machine, and when once It's wheels be
gin grinding no power on earth can
stop them. The rule of three is cen
turtles old, You may hear of it out on
the ocean. In the steel mills, In the
railroad camps and down In the mines
And you find II UP here on the Jobs In
the skies
believe it?" said am old foreman.
You bet they believe II 9
"Do YOU" asked
WELL he said, "all | ean say Is
this; II may be spell or It may be
because the way of the whole crew IL
expecting 1t. But. anyhow, when two
accidents come close together you can
be sure that the third nlnt very far
off -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
Nerve Displayed by Daniel o'Connell
at a Critical Moment.

Daniel 1O'Connell, the famous Irish
agitator, had contempt for physical
danger. On a certain occasion n meet
ing had been convened, and large
crowd assembled In u room on the first
floor of n building In small city In
Ireland.
OConnell was about to address the
people when gentleman, pale with
fear, made his way to the platform and
hoarsey whispered:
'Liberator, The floor Is giving way!
The beams that shore II UP are crack
Ing. and we shall fail through in few
minutes"
Keep silent" said O'Connell. Then,
raising his voice. he addressed the as
sembly:
81 find that the room Is too small 10
contain the number who desire to
come In, so we must leave 1t and hold
the meeting outside the building"
At this few rose and went out, but
tile majority retained their seats Then
O'Connell said.
u Will tell you the truth You are
Irishmen, therefore brave men. The
floor Is giving way, and we must leave
this room nj once. If there Is n panic
and n rush TO the door we shall all be
preclpitatcd into the room below, but
If you obey my orders we shall be
saved Let the twelve men nearest the
door go quietly out. then the next
twelve, and so on till all have gone.
shall be the last to leave"
His instructions were obeyed to the
letter, and he waited, patient and calm,
till all had gone out In safety. Then
he walked quietly across the sunder-
Ing, cracking floor, reaching the door
just as the shattered beams gave way.
And thus, by the force Of his strong
Will, a terrible accident was avcrted
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
Learned by Experience.

Il always make II point" said
the man With n wart on his nose. Il
couple of cross eyes and n hair lip. but
otherwise possessing perfectly good
face, ito say polite and compliment
tary things TO the ladies. II does me
no harm, and | notice II always gives
them lot OF pleasure. My motto Is
to scatter sunshine provided II costs
no money AS | journey along
II used TO do that. toe" said til,
man whose set Of neglected WHISPERS
were calling plalntively for the lawn
mower. "but | have been broken Of
the habit No more sunshine radIat
Ing from these quarters"
And what cured youY asked III,
other.
"a couple Of breach of promise
suits
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
Truth Xersus PoIitenena.

Ethel WAS going TO take supper viii
little friend
Now. dear" said her mother, when
you are leaving you must bid Marlan's
mamma good night and tell her you
have had a very pleasant time. =
When the little girl returned her
mother asked II she had done AS She
told her.
mot zactly, mamma" was the re-
ply. Marian took the biggest piece Of
the apple and spilled lemonade on my
new dress, so | couldn't say What you
told me, but / told her mother good
night and said | guessed Marian had
had a very pleasant time. Judge.
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Yes, II Was True.

is II true that you threw something
at Mike that caused the swelling oven
his eyer the squire inquired of III
tie woman
"Yis, SCR, | did" said the woman
catching her breath, but | niver mint
TO hurt him. an well he knows IL
We'd just come home from me cousin.
weddlD', an | was feclln' kinder soft
10 Mike, an up an nxed him If ht
loved me as much NJ he did the day We
was married, an an, yer amer. ho
was SO slow answerln' me that NJ
wild the mop an flung II nj him II
we poor women don't have love oui
hearts list breaks inside nv usi"
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Called Him In Writina.

tourist Ia an out OF the way re-
gion Of England put up one night Mt
an amiable old ady's cottage. the vii
lage inn being full. Now, the tourist
was very deaf, which fact he took
pains to impress upon the old lady, to-
gether with instructions TO wake him
at particular hour In the morning.
On waking good deal later than the
time appointed he found that the ami
able old lady, with commendable re-
gard for propriety, had slipped under
his door slip OF paper on which was
written:
"Sir. 1t is half past 81 - Iarper's
Weekly
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
Oriain Of Geography.

The Phoenlcians were The first PEG
pie TO communicate To other nations n
knowledge Of distant lands IT Is now
known that before the time Of Homer
that enterprlslng people had passed
beyond the limit OF the Mediterranean
into the great western ocean. and II
was by their sailors that the first
rough charts of the world as then
known were made But geography ms
science originated among the Greeks,
its real father being Iierodotus Of Hal
icnrnASsus. aboIIt Il. G 49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
His Glorious Victory.

The commanding officer had sur
prised the young lieutenant and his
daughter trying to occupy the same
chair
The lieutenant sprang TO his feet and
salated.
Sir" lie said, Il have the honor to
report an engagement at close quar-
tiers in which have been entirely vic
torious. 1t now merely remains for
you to give your sanction to the terms
OF surrender" London Scraps
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rs Your husband suffering from the
toothache?"
well" answered the woman with 2
tired expression, "he says he's suffer-
ing, but from the way he's Dragging
about It I'm half suspicious that he's
enjoying IL
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-16
UngalIant.

"Officer, appeal for protection. A
man Is following me and attempting
to make love to me-
"Begorry. Owe been lookin' for an
escaped lunatic. Where is heT-Kan-
sas City Times.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
La REVISTA GER
VanteS. {"
Ha re8paFeGid0 con exGelsntes tTaba-
jos IiteTari0S.
Una SdpIiCa de Ia administrator Sc
Torita Maria luisa de Angels.

La FevintR "C0rvantes'' he heCho 90
EeRparici6n, =, en- veFdad eg an psEi6dico
interegRnts, pusS, como BiempFe, los tEaba.
ioB d. nutrsn BuB columnGs, SON excelentsB,
avRIoFadoB poE IaB fEmRB dc log mejoFel
0gcEitoEs8 del pals,
Como De saba, 81 director do dichR FeviB.
ta, 81 qusrido compa3riota POdlo de ADgO.
lis, Be haIla poutrRdo on cams, de CaF'
vsntGh' ue hR heCho cargo lR BociedRd 6e
sGoTitoTsB = GEtiRtas bRjo CuYoH auBpieioH
90 uigue publicRndo pRFa que Ol distiDgui-
do compaEsFo no Be yea privado dc lR
uniCs ayudR de que dispons, que GH 10
modsltfsima que acaBo pusdO pToporCionaR'
le su peEi6dic0
La sefioEita Maria LUiBR de Angels,
hijs del buOn painan0, y administrators de
Ia Fsvista "CeEvAntep," BupIiCa poE nues'
tro conducto IoH BusoFipEOEs1 moEoaoB que
ne nirvan, atendisndo 4 lRB reitsTRdas car
tag que 20 les ha diTijido, envisEle ls
mayor bEsvadad IaU cantidadeB atrsaadas
que Rdsudsn, pue8 aBi 10 exigan Ia buenR
marcha de diehR TeviEta 81 srtado do
BaIud de "a senior padre, que tisno que
AtendsT & los gaatoH que 30 eDfermodad le
ocaaionR.
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COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS. Las
propiedades alimenticias y nutritivas del
Rcefte de higado de bacRlao dependen en-
absolute de las grasas que entran en- Ia
composition natural del ace1te. Estas gra-
sas son digeFidas y as1m1lRdRs con muchR
mas factlidad que las otrRs, debidO lR pre-
sencia en- 81 aceite de bacalao de cieTtos
compuestos derivadOs del hfgado, que per
miten la prOnta emulsihcacion del 8ce1te
por los huidOs del est0mago y hacen que
su Rbsorci6n por la membrane mucOsa Sc
lleve efecto con mas faciIidad y con mas
rapidez que la de n1ngun8 otra grasa
Las grasas que el aeette de hfgadO de
bRcalaO conttene, aparte de su poder0sa IA
cultad de nutrir, no pOseen n1ng0n Val0F
terap6utico-y los OtEos -elementOs natura-
les que son parties de su composici6n posi-
BILE que ningunO de ellOs puedR ejercer en-
ell sistema cualquier efectO ter8peuticO.
Es eVidente pues-que el 8ceite de ba-
calao es un Rlimento y no una med1c1na y
que tod&s sus v1rtudes aI1menClc1as esCan
en- las gFasRs Que entran en- su COmpog1ClOn
~ pOr cOnsiguiente tOdas las preparaclO-
mes que pretenden estar hechas de los prin-
cipios aCtiVos del aceite que sc Oftecen
como sus sustitutOs, son prOductOs 1r8udu.
Ientos de la especulac10n merc8nCl del
charlataniamo. DichOs preparadOs no COM
tienen ninguna de las pTopiedades nutEiti-
bas recOnstituyen del aceite de hfga-
dc de bacRlao, pOrQue carecen de la gras0,
que es la parte del acelte que nuGre ALI
mentR-su cOmpOsici0n t1ene mucha semeS
iauza con la de los COCKTA1LS-y su uso
puede en- ocaciones causar peJuiciOs con-
siderables 8 los enfeEmOs por la gran cam
tidad de alcohol que invartablemente con-
tienen-y OtFas suDstanCiRs naFc0ncass Co
mo el suIfatO de estricninR.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con.
tener los principles aetiVos del aceite de
hfgado de bacalaO, son especialmente pc
li9rosas para las criaturas, para los n1nOs,
para las 16venes sefioras, quienes por su
naturaleza deltcada y temperamento espe-
cial no pueden resistir sin grandes que
bTantos para su salud los efectOs deleterios
del alcohol, de la estriCnina y otras subs
tancias energicas.
EI aceite de h1gado de bacaIao eB in
suetituibIe como alimentO- un re-
cOnstituyente poderOsO de la sangres de los
teiidos, de los nervios y de los huesOs.-y
81 modo mas raciOnRl de adminlstEaEIos
segdn 10 ha prObadO la experience demas de
30 amos Y segdn laOpini6n un1versaEde los
medfcos, es lR EMULSION DE BCOFIu
que esta compuesta del aceite mss puro y
de Otros ingTedientes que aumentan con-
siderablemente Ia efCaCiR nutEitiVA del
aceito
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TOdOs como puertOs sOspeChus0s.
SeTa imPueSta una CuaIsnte1a de
10 biaS a las PTOGefenCiaS de
Venezuela.
Ia metlda es general a toda Ia isI8.

Un funcionario del gabiarno iufoEm6
hoy 4 un reporter de 81 a Correspondent
ciA" que 81 doctor Foster, director jefe de
Bauidsd martina do Ia i8la, hR comunica.
do & las autorida les BanitsEiau de todoU
los puertOB de slla que las proCe1enCiaH de
Venezuela, de todoB aus pueFtoa dsbsn asE
counidera5 5as como HoSpechrgsV, = que una
CuaHantena dc 10 diaB He Beguir6 impo'
niendo & los pasaieEon de aqusllog que
toqusn en- Puerto Rico.
De Tiguross opoEtunidsd Oh la msdida
pueuta en- py6cticR por 81 FefSrido funCio
mario cumpIidR con toda Bsvsridad, seF6
motive de gArqUilidad para los habitantOB
de la iSlR que 90 ven amenazadoH do una
terrible visits.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15
JUICIO POR JURaDO
en- AreCibO.
lln fOIIefo ConteniendO las RseSiaS
PIsmiad8s en- los JusgOs FIOT8Iss
E8Ia On d Puerto T1l g0llll 1l50lTglR18 nal0Tl
{ De nuestro oOYresp0n8aD

Mayo 14.-EI- pE6ximo IuuO8 dar6n CO.
mi0nzo GA sBta OoPts de diGtFitO loB juiCioB
por juESdo.
LAS farmaciRs de OHts locaIidad hRn
aooEdRdO CeETar Jos diaB laborAbles Las
nusve de Ia nochs = leB domingoa & las
doCe del diR qusdandO una alberta para 81
despRchc.
En- Ia imprenta del psEi6dico local
''El ImpaEGiRP' 90 elt6 editRndo un follOto
Contsnisndo les posBiaB premiadaB en- lol
juegOB horaleI y 81 pr0duCto 90 dG8tina pa
70 el ABilo dc pObEeH.
-PoE slementoB de egta gooisdRd gs ira
to dc organism nm concerto ca snte taatro
con sl fin de dsatinsr 81 prOduCto DO Ii en-
tFada para 81 Alilo do pobFes.
Hay ma gran Rnimsoi6n para 81 bai'
10 dc m6aORrRD que Hs CelobraE6 81 pE6zimo
aGbado Ga este teAtPo.
-Ss snCuOntEa en- puerto una goletR
americana delOaRgando madoTag para loS
Befiorss SucesoEsB de Roaas y Ca.
En- 81 hotel "LaB BalsaFes'' 20 han
montRdo vaFiOB foooH de gaGOIina que d6n
una luz bEillante.
-6a sBt6 montando ca eBEa Ciudsd una
nuevs fdbriOa do paHtaI en- lR Call0 del
Puente,
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Para los QUE So easen.

ri acreditado EMBELLISHMENTS do nave.
dadeg, "Lan Novadades" aOaba do EOCibiE
81 m6s o.pI6ndido uurtido de camag para
matEimonio. Accessories d0 Coloha4 dc
todaS ClaIeI = prsCio1 adoEnoI, alfombHa1
, todo 81 equipo para aqueIlao De 70 mGg.
HaY YoEdadORaG obEaB de aHt0 y lac m6G
linda1 cama8 % offscsn d pdbliCO. 81
gurtido Do obistoB d0 fantasia, Os0noias,
uobreEoB para stfiorag = safioFitAH , nEtfcu.
los psER CabRlleEos. Gigus aiendo de Los
mas acFoditadog. FL busn Bazaar de IL
calIe de San EGancioco igue moroCiendo
81 m0jor Cr6aitO.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.
DVpUtlmODio del Interior Do Pu0ftO RIsO.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs.
Ofeina del Superintendente.

San Juan, P. R, Mayo 4 de 1908
PropOBicioneu en- plisgOs CeE1adOB para
Ii adjudication sD pdblica HubABta para II
construction dc 65 kil6metPoB mes 8 me
nor, de IL CarRetsra ndmeTo is Yauco-
Carleters n6mero Il, SsCCi6n KmB. 16,
% 5, 90 admitirGn Ga G0ta O6cinR hRBta
Ian 10 q. m. del dia 20 de Mayo, 1908,
en- que 90 abEiPfn p6b.icRmsnte.
ri pEeBupuO1t0 apr0ximRdo dc laH obEas
as.ir nde & $52 $4,000.
TodoB los dRtos neCeHRTioB impEesOa do
propODiCione8 , contraton 8 inntruccioneB
{ los poatoEeu Be daE6n On elta OfCina.
Tambi6n ua faCilitaE6n azulGg de lo8 pla.
nos mediants IN dsp6sito pToviIionRl dc
SO que ReHGn EeamboIIadoA 81 deVoEveR
dichog azulel
Ssr6 CondiCi6n OsenCiAl del COntrato que
81 Contrati1tg, paEtiE del uegundo maI
inclusive del pIa8o para lR termination
de loB tTabRioB, ejeCuts Cada mes obEa8 por
vRlor no monoE de So. 10000 msnBualel.
La Administration % EeBeEVa 81 d0Ke.
cho de recha1AE CualquisEa t0da8 lau
pEoporiCionqI J dc RdjudiCaE el Contrato
baj0 otTA1 ConlideraCionos que lR1 de pre-
clio E0Iamente.
PoE oRden del Comisionado del lntaEloL'
u J. Jtmenes, supt. De ObEa9 tq.
bIiCaR is ~. = No. 9
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IN - fmpronta 6 VCndo q PaPl
poi6diOo 7io'o { 09.OO lm 46 Elo1 (us
qU'llaGl
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DE TEATRO
I'm triunfO de Ia seiOra Ohreg6n en-
ia InCIuseYa"
Para msHsna 50 nRuaeIl 10 hDrnosa obra Dol &c.
nero grlDds los Dlamlntus d ID Csrona"

MSIW ktGbaO b8S DIaluaAIuS ~ IG UUIUaa .
La vsIada de anoChe en- 81 Municipal,
fa6 poE demEB SgFGdablG.
R0pEGR0nt6Eonso La ZFGgsdiG de PSeFTOt,
La lneJuSsrG = T0petici6n do EI Contra
bgndO.
En- ID pTimerR obER hizo an Dalfn la
HehoFitR Baillo, Rugegtiyo, eStabR bellfgi'
ma con 80 tE0ie de rAz0 y 50 FubiR CRbell0'
"a. Csnt6 con guBto reCibieudo mercedes
aplRuBoR. Colombina poF ID IsfioEits Car
men RsmfFss, fu6 un triunfo para IR sim
p6tica aFtiata, pues no Ia hRbfRmoE vigto
mes hermoIR nnnca, como cuRnd0 bRi6 81
iaFdfn & OIpsEaE Rl Delfn. La GefiORR
Morales en- 0I Pierrot J MRHCoI en- el Arls
quin muy bieD, asf como on 81 minigtEo do
Marina 81 dc Guerra los 8FeB RAmfFOE =
Bslza, En- EGG6msn que todos trRbajRTon
con GnGOrs
Si no GstuvisFs "a pFobadR como una
notable artiEta la aefoFR ObYeg6n, anoCh0
hubieEa quedRdo BRtiSfeCho 81 rsIpstablO,
en- 81 papaI de Maria On La IncIMSsrG,
que dGssmpefi6 acknowledgements; tuvo mo-
mantos VeFdadsFamente hGFmoBoB, como en-
IR escsns con 81 poFa0guidOT al q. dOBaFma
quOd6ndog0 con "a ppfiRl. En- t0dR ID
obra soAtiens vivo 0l sntuuiasmo- del pd'
blico hRsts la final OBcona. Las dennis
parties tod8B biep.
Del ContrabandO, que 70 cOnocs 81 pd'
blico del Municipal, pueB era RnoCh0 ls
tsrCara vaE que subfG & sGCena, solo dire
mos que eI maestro CanillRB tuvo IR des'
graciR Rnoche dc hRcsEs0 RIguuaH heHidaa
con Ia botellR que como mRRtillo uB6 81
llegaR 81 Cabo dB CRTabin0Eog.
CAHan, Os an dusn actor J On EI Con-
trabandO hRcs un ERpatsEo TsmOnd6n bue
no. PulguitsB, superior , Marcos BismpEs
On Ga puastc. Morales, On el ''Cu1Ro',
nos hRoa an borracho divine; en- TeA6meD,
Ia. tres obrRB FspreBsntadaB Rnoche obtu
Yisron un dssompRio baHtRDts acceptable.
PaFs mAfIRna RnunCia ID smprssa la in
tsEosante zREsuRlR del TsPsTtoEio Cl6sioo
espS fioI, por CampEod6n J GaztambidO,
titu'ada Los DiGmGNtes de Ia Corona.
Los prscios de palcoH Ee han EsbAjado 6
So, aaf como loR BALCONIES con entTada
so Centkyos.
d Es de eBpeEar que cen tan atFaysnte
aBpact6culo 80 yea llsno 81 t0AtEo msfan8.
ROGELIO.
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do 81 que dieEe noticiRs de 50 psHadGrO
pOF 90 BtfiaE padre. ....
SaplicamoI ls reproduction q loB demE1
Colegab".
Ell sr.t Gabriel SoleE antique eupleAdo
do la IS A. de LuE elSotricA" con mas de
IA amos de serVlcio ha obtonido an impoT
tantO cargo en- Ia smpr0Ia "Puerto Rico
Sugar Company" Ed una busnR adquiRi'
ci6n para la Eefsrida empress.
-Eats On San Juan sl Sr. A. DuvAl
OK. director de la CompAfia de fsrToCsFTi'
lsS de quisn % hAbi0 infoEmRdo erEOnea'
mento q regrGso FrRncis.
Una htja sueltA sugcTita por el RlcAl.
de- de ls ciudad ha ciEculado aver. Con-
tions recomsnd scione8 muy aansataB al
vocindsrio de San Juan, para que BeCun'
de hscsr una limpisza, y dGntPuiE Eataa ,
Tatoneu, prsveyendo una invasion de 10
peBts buh6nicR.
En- 81 vapoF del microbes prozimo
smbaEca psTR Europa d LIDO. sefior Her
mimic Diaz Navarro acompGhsdo 90 olatIn
guida sonora, hAEan una large vista 6
conocidaa ciudRdes de Europa paRa Tegra
sar Puerto Rico ca el mes dc OctubEC
pE6ximo.
-CuRndo 81 paoisnte pieFdR todA GSp0
Fanza de CuEaCi6n ss CuRndo debS aooEdsR
% de Ia BalvRd0Fa nEstomRCslinR UlEioi'
que cura les males del sst6mago.
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La CompsTfa de zarzusla Vigil Sc ha-
la en- Gusyama.
La famiIia BI0ndet Pas6 una tempo
Tsda en- la Ciudad.
"a SEGA 0n Ia Jurisdiction Clusl graves per
iuIGI0s,
{ De nue6lr0 sorrsgpon0al.) }

Mayo 14-DSpu6I de habeE pauRdo a.
gunon diaB en- GuayRmR han EegrsBR6o &
50 residences de HatO Reg, Rio PisdEaD)
don Carlos Blondst, 90 HeHora hijR.
MientraB peFmanecieFon entire nouotFos
tan distinguidoG hu6IpedgB TGCibieTon todR
claseB dc atsncionsl de eEtA noCiedad que
LED e6tima mucho.
-Dssds hoy poF 10 mananR 90 snouen'
tran ~ entire noEotroa Ia mayor pREte de
los aEtiatRB de ID compsiia On la que fgu
ra Ia aplRudida tiple, Elena QusT6.
El teRtvo q. 90 hR pRepaFado para 81 debut
dc Ia compahfa Tsune auieiente8 Comodi'
dade1 puede daE acceso & una ooncurrsn'
cis bsntRnta numerous. FL Rbono 30 h8
hPCho en- las msjoTeB condolences para Ia
empFGaR.
Ell dis 13 del coErisnts mes la OoEts
Municipal C0Iebr6 vREio8 iuioioB Entire
loB mas impoFtsntOE FOcoRdamoB ell colObrR'
do contra Joaquin Vsldivieao , Luis Las
sage, RcuBRdoB ambon del dOIito do huEto
de menoF cuantf8.
ExRminada ls pEu0ba por eI JueE Ma
rim, ID CoTtO impuHo q los RcuaAdos 10 Pc
nR de cinco mGges de C6RcGl.
Y apEop6sito del Jusz Marin, hRcemog
nusntroB los con.eptoD que un psri6dico
advoTnaEio de PonCs le diEigieFn hsCiendo
uaticia al jovsn jueE anBslzRndo laB for
mas que Este emplea en- lou juicioB con los
acusados y testigoG que compaEsCsn ante
"a CoEtP.
Los hacendadoS do cate diutEito &c
mueStran muy preoCupAdOB con motive ID
la fAltS de lIuvia Los Campog eItSn Sc
cos, aamei 6ndoss vOEdadera1 OltepRF, pa
gando tambi6n 81 ganado lRB OouBeCusn
cias del tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

-M6nds 1000 pOrsonas DO EeuniOrOn
auochs On Ia IgleRiR OAtsdFaI, con motive
dc Ia bods do los distiDguidos j6veneS Ma
ria Goblin = Adolfo VaId6I.
-ssgun iDform6 opoTtunamente 81 go
bsrnRdor & los periodistss, RntssyeF diR
13, 10 hs debido ComenzaH c0lebrRF en-
Warrington, la reunion de gobsrnadoFeI
de los diBtintoB Eatados y"TsTritorion de la
Union, en- Il que hs bisn de trataEse cueS'
tione8 ralaCionadRs con terFsno8 publiCos ,
otroH impoItAntes extremoH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-15

En- osta impRentR 20 vendo pa pei dc
peFi6dico visio 8 $500 los 46 kiloa (slD
q'intaE)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-08-19
TRAFFIC ON THE NILE.

It is a curious fact that the Nile
and most of the canals in Egypt run
north and south. The wind blows
nearly all the year from the NORTH,
and thus furnishes the cheapest pro,
pelling power for boats going south.
When the boats return north the
rapid current of the Nile Is the mo-
tive power. The regularity of the
wind and the steadfastness Of the
current are two reasons why boats
propelled by any other power are so
little used.
Time is not so important an ele-
ment in business in Egypt as in some
other countries. and it does-not mat
ter, therefore. that boats propelled by
wind or current are slow, But not 50
much use is made Of water transpor,
tation in Egypt as one might think in
view Of the possibilities offered by the
Nile and many canals throughout the
Delta. The Nile is navlgable for many
hundred miles. The first cataract Is
at Assouan, but there is no interrupt
ton of traffic until Wadi Halfa Is
reached, 500 miles from Cairo.
The primary object of the canals
is to distribute water for irrigation
but they are really broad and deer
water courses. easily navlgable by
sailing boats and small steam tugs
With Egypts awakening the value OF
these canals will soon be realized