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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

London, June 25.-Special dispatch
es received here from Corunna indi-
cate that the sinking Of the steamer
La Rache may prove very serious
disaster. The reports received here
are very conflicting, but apparently
there were nearly 100 passengers
aboard the steamship In addition to a
large crew, The vessel was wrecked
near Muroa and SAM within eight
minutes. There was a terrible panic
and the rough seas made the launch
Eng OF the boats an exceedingly diff
cult task. Some OF them were
smashed against the side Of the sink.
ing ship.
The fishermen's boats In the vi
entity went to the rescue and succeed
ed in landing AZ at Muros and 10 at
other places nearby. As far as is
known no others were rescued.
A special dispatch to news agency
here says 1t is reported that the crew,
numbering SO, and 81 Of the passengers
are safe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02
svIrIsuaiIs. and sporssmaa.

Sir Oliver Lodge, scientist and an
thor, presents the rather Impressive
aspect Of = spirftnaiist Who Il At the
same time a sportsman. Sir Oliver
h a constant golfer. a member Of The
Sutton coldheld and FsllxEtows golf
clubs and, IN fact has played the
game for 80 years. At st. Andrews,
where he learned The game under Prof.
TAFT The latter said 70 him one dayi
You don't play golf With your
muscles: yon play with your murals.-
-Bui hope. said SIR Oliver. n telling
fhs story 10 cn1 yin eon1lf1r ~
nolai1 - taf a. ~ rnii
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02
'HONO!RS TO DEAD
UNITED STATES FLAGS THROUGH.
OUT THE WORLD oRDERED
AZ HALF MAST. 4
sAlUTEs BY ARMYAAD NAVY
Guns to be Fired Every Half Hour
During Friday 1t MIiitaEy
Posts and On Beard
6s War VesseIb.

Washington, June 26.-To ever
naval station and every naval vessel
in commission throughout the world
to all military posts and stations, q
all United States diplomatic and CON
sular officers in every quarter went
forth instructions Thursday for OBJ
servance Of the presidents proclama'
ton announcing former President
Cleveland's death. There was an In
novation at the state department inau-
gurated to meet modern conditions.
This was telegraphic notification In.
stead of by mail to our representa-
tives in foreign countries to display
flags at half mast for 80 days. This
instruction was telegraphed with a
view to uniformity in the time Of OBJ
servance. Copies OF the presidents
telegram also have been mailed to all
OF our diplomatic and consular officers
The orders telegraphed by the war
and navy departments direct the halt
masting, OF the colors, the wearing OF
the badge Of mourning until July 25
and the firing OF salutes every nan
hour from sunrise 10 sunset FRIDAY
the day Of the funeral, at all posts,
stations and on board snip. me sa'
lutte at military posts Will include 10
guns at dawn and 40 guns at sunset
The colors IN the army also VIII pe
placed In mourning.
Brazil mas accorded special rnonors
IN memory OF mr.. Cieveiand, Inc
name OF Cleveland is intimately asso
ciated with the history Of Brazil De-
cause during his iirst term as presi
dent ne was selected blythe Argentine
Republic and Brazil as arbitrator IN
determining the boundary line between
the two republics, his decision favor
ing Brazil. i
The president OF Brazil has ordered
the sending OF three wreaths toI
Princeton, one tribute Of respect OF
Brazil, another a tribute from Baron
de Rio Branco, Brazilian minister Tor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02
4 STEAMER SINKS.
THE la RAcHE. Al SPANISH YES
eel, GOES DOWN NEAR
MURcs, SPAIN.
HUMBER OF LOST UNKNOWN
owIna 10 Lack Of COMMUNICATIONS
y Only Meager Details Of Die. J,
aster Have Been y
Received.

Paris. June 25.-A special dispatch
received here from Corunna, Spain
rays that the Spanish steamer La
Rache went on the rocks In a fog near
nEuros, where the cruiser Cardinal
Cisneros was wrecked In 1905. The
La Rache sank rapidly and a panic
followed. There were 81 passengers
and "a Of crew aboard These took
70 the beats but up to the filing OF the
dispatch only Al had landed. Defec-
tive communications make 1t impos-
sible to obtain complete details, but
the latest reports state that II WON
en- were drowned. 1t Is known that
n survivors were landed at Muros,
but that two Of them have since died.
Fifteen others were landed at Lon.
According to the official lists the La
Rache carried 9S crew. including
stewards, walters, etc. and s7 pas
aengers. :.
The La Rache came from Cadizp
where she had landed part OF her pas
sengers. She was on her way to
Muros when. on account Of the fog she
headed for Corunna. Suddenly she ran
upon rock but the captain, who
knew the coast well, got his vessel
on. Almost Immediately she ran upon
another rock, which was uncharted.
The steamer, according to a sur
vivcr Of the crew, sank within a few
minutes. The heavy sea, which was
running at the time destroyed two OF
the lifeboats. Boats from the neigh
boring fishing villages went to the
rescue, but were able to do but little
for a time owing to the weather con.
ditions. They succeeded eventually in
picking up large number of men and
women who were floating on pieces Of
wreckage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

Washington, June 2s.-The eclipse
Of the sun served to attract astrono-
mers and spectators to the United
States naval observatory here Sunday
where that event was observed with
keen interest The day could hardly
have been more favorable for the pur-
pose. and through the courtesy Of Capt.
W. J. Barnett United States navy.
superintendent Of the observatory, a
large number Of persons gathered
lnll. 3 ollarY. De lhsnomelon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

Atlantic City. N J.. June 2s.-Rob-
eIt ohnmeiss. Jr., cashier Of the Ma
rine Trust company Of this city, was
arrested Sunday charged with defaloa.
ton Of $4,000. He made a confession
An which he says that he played the
llock market; that one loss followed
smother until be was hopelessly in
Fcived.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

something of interest. Seeing the
crowd, squirting CLINT came into the
little eyes Of Chang Jen Yuan.
Around from Pell street there came
with all haste that was compatible
with dignity the head Of the Chang
family and two OF the board of con.
demnation. The buyer for the Chang
house made q lane and ushered the
new arrivals In with ceremony. To
their fulsome obeisances to the spirit
Of the dead Chang Jan Yuan paid not
heed beyond bending hard, scornful
eye upon them. Then the Chang chief
advanced with more ceremony and DO.
gan picking out the vegetables. his
buyers wanted. The minutes passed
with the throng still clustered, silent
and eager, the tension growing mo
mentarily. The buyer had all he
wished, and, turning to the devil-doc-
tor, the Chang chief took from him q
handful of dead-man's money and. lay.
ing 1t on the seat Of the wagon, was
about to turn away when be was held
rigid by the cold glitter Of two pistols
leysled at his head By his former chi
look.
Forgive my importunate avarice,
my cherished cousin, but ! want $3.50
in, money Of the white devils" said
Chang Jen Yuan. a.
From the doorway Of the restan-
rant owned by the mayor rushed q
Hip-sing highlander, raising q great
blue revolver ready to IRE.
Beast and slave. would you destroy
the aainted ancestor who feeds you
ana who makes our businessY
screamed the mayor himself. pouncing
on the highhinder's back from the res
taurant doorway and disarming him. .
The Chang chief heard and saw,
and, digging deep down in his Topping
trousers. be drew up q thick roll Of
bills, extracted a ivedollar greenback.
laid Il on top Of the dead mans money,
and walked aWaT.
An hour later q procession issued
from the Chang company headquarterb
and moved IN SLOW state to the joss
house. Chang Jen Yuan marched At
the head. his face solmn but his eyes
dancing; behind him. tribe shane
faced. came an the heads Of the elan.
with much incense and s0nss an MD
night a new Joint vas put INTO ne
doctrines q conlucIul ant Chan9
la Tr1a ssislsi On ~ rpeo1t ma
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Nurdsr TrIaI 4 Marion. Kan.

Marion. Kan, June 25.-The FIRST
witness In the trial Of William T. Carr
FOR the murder Of Express Messenger
Bailey on Santa Fe train the latter
part Of March. was j.. D. Dehoney, a
former wells-Fargo express messen.
ser. who testified that some months
prior to the crime, Carr had proposed
% him that they rob an express car,
both being familiar with the cars and
Guns.
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To Confer in Kansas City.

Guthrie, Ok, June 25.-Attorneys
General Charles A. West Of Okla
hOma, F. 8. Jackson Of Kansas and
Herbert s. Hadley Of Missouri, will
hold conference In Kansas City
Thursday for the purpose Of discuss
ing the proper antitrust procedure to
adopt. Attorney General West left
here Wednesday night for Kansas City.
He declined to state in detail the oh
sect Of the conference.
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$500 RIr.r d Rampau..

Beatrice. Nsb.. June fs.-The Blue
river At lhis place is on another ram.
slrt. caused b. a tWoineh rainfall sat.
nli1l niEhi and Sunday and q cloud.
nri near he town Of Plymouth.
rlrrr he precipitation ls placed Al
Il1 ineAe4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

Milwaukee. June 75.--United States
Senator Stephenson Of Wisconsin. Who
vas elected By the last legislapre 70
on tie unexpired term q Senator John
G. spooner. who resigned. Wednesday
night issued q statement n which
be announced himself . andiihis ~
feeleclion
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02
The ReSnffeC fiOil.
of Chang


ton or Why everything had suddeni.
turned black. Maybe It had been to,
free use Of hIs pipe ana the cooking
lamp. ~
Chinatown accented the news as
matter Of coures. That any one shout,
doubt that the spirit Of Chang Jer
Yuan had not flown was never dreamed
Of. Had not the devil doctors Of til,
colony said so? Had they no
Strengthened the road for the depart
ing spirit? So Chang Jen Yuan had
been borne away to one Of those hall
dozen barren rooms in the remote fe
cesses Of Chinatown which were used
for the sole purpose OF dying in, each
one being used with view Of having
the departing unfortunate as far away
from the company headquarters as
possible, and thus eschew bad luck for
the family in proportion to the dis,
lance.
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IA n nov ~ .hat ~ ,ana s,epa ~, ~
raaat,oa $50 - ~ $3.50 e ~ t t
i0NN'ASn AAoAA snV oP0nnS anu Nus
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

AT dawn next morning any one who
had been abroad N the desolate tide
fats beyond Astoria might have seen
. tottering. bedraggisd Chinese. bear.
ing q small bundle. with a hunted look
In his eyes. picking hia way across a
lonely bog to hut On . higher spot
where once q gang Of Italian iAborers
had made rendezvous While laying IN
oll main.
When TIE track-ualkert nloag tie
railroaf NV Emoka riIiae fron 1a
Elr,sui uhnuu h q enE Or Two AZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
NO As 7 M0ILGLAS.

lei magatRo Eug6nio j. Yivag, ha si'
do nombRado syudanfe del maestEo ingp0O
Tor del diBtRit0 d9 Ponce.
Han lido n0mbFadoB maeBtRoR do 10
High School do Ponce Mia8, Esther g.
GA1wood Mr.. E. ]. Reynolds. Bate d.
limo ha paBado Ocupag 81 pusStO que On
aquolIa aBouola tsnia Mr.. =. D. Drown,
al cual lo he aido COnfAdo 81 pusatO do
principal dc ia Alta EacusIa, ~.
-CongtGntsment8 ag ReCiban On 81 De-
paEtamento do destruction psticfonR8 do
nueyaB aBCuslRB. sspsCialmsnt9 EuFRlsB =
noctuRnRH, vi6ndoB8 obligado Gqu6i OantRo
& ContGstaE negRtivam0nGP, puss t0daB Las
eBCuelas de que diUpOnfG han aldo "a con-
CadidaB.
-so anCuentFs en- aBta Ciudad 81 joVon
tfioR ORmilo TGb0ag, de Bayam6n0 que
aCtta como iuFRdo GA In CoFte Fedora.
Son commentators d0gfsvoRablemGntO
IoB artfCuIoB "La EotFanOR" que On eAtoB
dias de d0BpsCho hR pubiiOado IN diaEio
F0publioRn0.
-183 hsciand0s de cans OxislfRn o. la
iHlS 90 0l Aiio 1907, EGpaEtidsG entire 56
mu iipioB 1913 duefiaR
-IofoEmRn on lR oicinG del attorney
general, 10 mu0Et0 del senior HomOT0 Goi'
co, ius8 municipal de- Goamo.
4TomkB> TuRFul Tisol hR HidO nOm'
brado CBpata4 oDOaEgado do 10 vigilanciA
de Is Confinad0B On ID cSEretsFR de
ViequGl.
-Qu6isnBs Los veCinnB do PQaFtS de
TiOEER que viv0n pOE lS CRREstoTs de 10
fao que ogt6n sou fc0nteB CON 10 terra, qua
RI N 0nOE gguaC0Eo 90 ponGn llenon dc ba-
ohOa como ocuFT9 On la -paFGdG 6 qUG %
fofuaa I'm gran baChs que al degCOmponOEH0
Ol Ugua pueds producer palddicoE.
-EI canine DO la 0staCi6n del FsEEoC0-
rFil la OBtaoi6n del trolley sBtG para p6
iSFoB
-se CaIcu'a que 10 iBla pE0dujo 0l b1o
paBado mGB do 225, 900 t0nsladaB dc a2d'
car, de Lon OuGlsB expoEt6 an 85 poE oiOn'
to ConEumi6 0I EsHto.
In ls mafiana dc hoy han apATeCido
muChog peFEo8 mueFtoV, de 6FdOn do 10
SanidRd local; ro8oluCi6n que aplaudimog.
VeramoH ahoER Bi 90 av0EgUR de qui0n
8 uuionGB arRn Iog canes mUoEt0U, do don
ds hsbfa gRlido Ganto pORro como 6ij0 Ia
oficina do sanidsd local.
Sterling Mak0y (mREinOEo) tu6 CuFS'
do on OI cuNEto de goC0FF0 Les do lR
mafinna do hsEidS por msgulIami0nts HobEO
Icg dodoB fndioO , medic AnulRr do lR ma
no iEquiOEdR.
-Es complstaments falGR 10 nOticia que
CircuI6 de hAboEBs diHusIto In Compaffa ID
gaF2uela que aOt6a On May0gGO8, pusD Os
tara aquf finGB do mOa y rGfoRmRd0 repre-
HGnts Ek fp 'aI , sATsuslag.
En- 0l Cambio do via que Se Oat6 OfO =
tuando ft0nto & 10 antigua pu0Ets EBpafil
han quodsdo Lon adoquin08 muy NAL colo
cadoG, pueD entire uuo = otrO cabO un dedo'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

dora, sTRebAtada, como las GbileB del gi'
noceo convuIHag ante Ol GaCr0 tFfpodG.
lQu6 pas6 per sl alma del bahemio, Pc
rtgrino de ensuGfioB 81 CF0pGIculo? jQO6
Conmoci6n pHiCcI6gioA fu6 Rqu0lIN On que
90 diiaT0 ibRn 4 vacilaF todaB l01 GneTgiaU,
en- que 20 Nb'i6 81 psEd6n & ID 0DpsrRnsR
Ol alma?
Era ella Ia que imploTaFR miaeyiooFdiG,
apaSionRdR como nuucp, Din mBnCh8 de
pocRdo ~, poF TedimidO; ella que llGgaba
INnti6GadA como 81 poF 81 dOlOF , Ia tEiGts'
80, ells, lR bien am0dA, que volvfA todN
alma, como Ia G0flRFa en- Les n0ChsG lGTguf'
nimag de insomnia = sband0no. Y 10 te'
Dia RlIf iunto 81, RmNblsments Eesigna'
do, Esoojisndo piadoBa Ia middleton del
poetR. Ella tOdR r0BB ? azuls en- Ia tFRB
pATonCiA de aqusl CutiG que no OupO 81
nuncA ni era Ampo do nisvR; ella con hlz
dc eBpigaB dorRdAU pOF cAbAllsr0, gTAndeS
los hdmedoB ojoG, pE0fundNmsnts tEiateB
GhoTa, hoy mas ques suunOR a8uleB, como Pc
tales do myoIOtiF.
De pie fcente Al implRCRbl0 que 10 mi
Kaba "a Din T9ncoFsE, TOndfasO, domRds
ante aquellOs otrog clos que % dijeEAn
ApFiHion0Tl0 el alma de ella trRnGpRT0ntR'
do en- al fulgoE de 90 miFRr.
Ella 10 oompTsndi6 TODD, con ega intui'
tiva admirable que tisnen tOd0B lRH mule
res para ID Adivinaci6D; y fueER de Ei. On
90 ventura, GHpeEAbG la feag0 r0dsnt0FR.
SsFenamBnte como CuAdrabR & los mag
NOS atFibutoU dc 90 alma sup tioF, txtSn'
di6 Lar mRnoB EobTe Ia pODBRtivR fFOntO do
la RmRdO y lR ungi6 con Ol 6IGo ISDto del
pardon: isl, pOrdOnRds, poEque astaB re-
dimid0; psFo no vencid0 mi alma en- OBta
luChn de atlstaB, no Ab0tidO mi psnBsmiOn'
TO altflimo pOr to EsCuOEdo, que do hoy
m6B On NdelRntO tiOn0 tumbA en- mi me-
mOFiR......
TEL alma On dusloB, Cos; peEo etsEnR'
menta IL ERE6n ssfioTeRndo Al O0ntimiOnto
Y anclavR Ia ConCienCiR del honor mGnCi
lIado, que no % vendO, nj 90 EinCe......
Y sxtsndfa GuG bEazoB do titan EtgidA
monto, uafiRlando & l8 pueTta:-AhoEa,
allf 20 va & IR vida, lejoD, hRRtN dcndO nc
lleguOn mis- cjo8 & AlCnrzartO
Momontos deBpu6I eBtsOa solo, solo, Ga
hondo 1upliCiO.
iHu6rfans 0atfB alma mia, Iin sol qnC
aealumbrP, sn poFPotuR solOdAd, fatigadHl
ca. una inmsuBa n0Ch0 tFistO ain AuE0FaE
Y "a deIpl0m6 0CultRnd0 Ab2tidR Ia
fcante entFa GuB mRnoV; fAtigado Ol OBpfVi
tn, liu dicha nj possible C0ntsnto Ol cora
SOP, tEaHtoFnRdo poF Gl dOlOR que le CRIh
gabR sin miIsTiOOEdiH
iBajaba Ia noChs G0bFe el munde
Arturo C6TdOVG,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
Information de Sanidad.

Ell seorstarin do Puerto Rico rOmite Or
dGnanzR acoTda de- pOn ol qaRGsio. Ngnici-
pal do MOEOviB para Ior -
foEmRdO. San J0an. mar.
Fl 6fcill- 81 de de ssridAd, dc dof, an Re.o. Par
tfoioo habor lido onfTsa7 s6SS7 7S7 25iS ~
rio DAviio de- NavoioS Ios Tsutoo mortaIo1
de dona Mercedes DAvilA La CFus.
g. AguilRE, Cnyey. SO:iCitA an dupIi
cado de au dipIoms dc fAEmac6utioo, poE
hab FI0 dsItruido Ol DuyO On IN incendiO
81 inspector de A!imGntOg dc Maya
gil e, inf1rmR I0 dsBtEnc lion do so jNmo
1eO do los aefioreU M. GsRu hijoO; = otEou
artfoulos lou Stn9reB A. Bravo = Go
Pag6n Lopez = %. y OAGauoVAS y Go.
Uru8 F0entsB. Rio Grande, GOlicitR per
misc para entRblocer IN pueDto para IL
venta de CRFn0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

tres meses he tenido que guardian
CANA hasta tai punto me encOn-
traba d6bil Durante Is dias tuVe
ell vientre hinchadO de una manera
& espantosa y 10 POGO que COMA sc
q me aSentaba sobre ell est6mago como
G una masa de plomO. Impossible lei
dormir pOT la nOChe, durante la
& cual entreVeia amuerte, y me entire
gaba una sOmbria desesperaci0n.
& ! Es tan duro ESQ de morir los
% amos D
En- estas condolences Sc hallaba
cuando pOr prescription del Doctor
Regnault la distinguida sonora tom0
el vino de Quinium Labarraque la
dosis de cOpitas pOr dia.
Cual no fu6 su sOrpresa y su ale
gria al verse al POGO tempo compile
tamente curada!
A penas, Continua relatando, 81
habia llegado a temar Ochc dias ell
vino de QuiniUm Labarraque cuando
va observe una mejOria sensible
habia Cesado la fiebre E igualmente
habian desaparecido la hinchaz0n y
los dolores, presentandoseme de
nuevo Ell suenO, ell apetito y la
posibilidad de digerir. Ounce dias
mas tarde me hallaba COmpleta-
mente curada y desde esta 6poCa,
que Sc remonta dos amos, jamas
he vuelto tener fiebre y me va
perfectamente.
Ell usO del Quinium LabarraQue a
la dosis de una 8 dos copitas despuGs
de cada comida, basta, en- efeCto,
para curar en- POGO tempo la f1ebre mas
rebelde inveterada, y la curacion
por este medic obtenida es mas radical
mas segura que usandO la quinina
sola, causa de que ell Quinium La
barraque contiene los demas princi-
pios actlvos de la quina, los Cuales
completan la acci6n de la quinina.
Este medicamento tiene por base
un extracto complete de quina que
contiene todos los principles Gtiles
de la preciosa corteza disueltos en- los
vinos de Espaila mas eXquisitOs.
Cuando pOr residir en- pafses en-
donde la febre Sc produce, ell enfeFmo
Sc We obligadO permanecer en- medic
de los miasmas que fueron la causa
de su enfermedad, entonces es cuando
Ia acci6n del vino de Quinium LabaT-
raque es incomparablemente superior
la de todo otr0 medicamentOo D
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CONVENE EALOs COMEROIANTEs.
Sc venden mostradOres vidrierass en- mag
nGicO estado, 8 precios reducidos' 4n1or"
maEan en- 81 "PaEls Bazar," r G1UstyA 10 "
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En- esta imp. enta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico viejo & $500 Jos 46 kilOs
Gun qtiHt0,l
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IIbHAE l'tHs PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERVIOIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY


Dos Express salen diaTamente q m. y p
hos
erdad Las haoe Las uzen este puedn
peidos
uando el Estema antique de transpores"
Camos mpOrte de
e p6dda
Sc informes median soECitud
Il lb. ctvs h. ctvs4 CIV. h..
a. m.
pueden encuentn
Paben del
ofGnaa
esala, los cuaes de la Companfa.
81
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PARA QUE LO LEAN TODOS
A0UELL0S QUE
RAREGEN De FlEBRE

La Sonora Dona E. Arpel, de Ror.
BON (Francia), de % amos de edad. snfris
Uesde hacia dieciocho meses de febre'
y casl todos los dias veiase acomefid3>
des esgs3s!2los s%gsealo1rlos que L. tenian dtente con.
diente por espacio de una hOra. Des-
pu6s Sc le Presentaba una f1ebre ar
diente y sentia una sed deVOradOra.
Habia llegado a tOmar una enOrme
cantidad de sulfato de quinina en-
polvo en- pildoras hasta .el extreme
de que su est6mago no podia va tolerar
mas. La desgTaciada sonora estaba
abrumada por mil Intermediates que
son la consecuencia de las febres
paludicas habiansele retiradO sus
periodOs, tenia la cara hinchada y el
vientre enorme y ell bazo habia aumen~
tado ell triple de su Volumen.
Los sufrimientOs por que he pa
sado, dice ella, durante un anO, no
son para contadOs. Por espaciO de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

Sc NECEsIEA personal id6nso y de res
pOnsabilidad para ell servicio de mesa, n
el hotel Eureka en- Mirsmar.. IDfOrmaran
en- el mismo establecimientO. Is v 8
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s 577.O4O.82

O6I oU4V.oA
Aralinil dol balance, OotubEo 81, 1908.
Total Balance InHuIar Re.
Venu0......6. ....,.....,..,.S 4l4Oo'OoO'S
EmpT6atitoB MuniCipioB =
Juntag E8COlRFOP. 537.755 %
Disponible en- efoCtivo, rem
ta8 inBulaIe1........ ...... S5V.lo1 ~
Trust Funds, etc., impu0g'
ton para diatEibuCi6n On
lRB muniCipRlidRdaB
iuntaB GEColaRG8 .,......... 66. .S33.19
C0nntEuCCi6n De CaminoB
con fondon del empE6ltito
in1uloT ................,.... 173.33763
ImpUGBto EedsnCi6n de b0'
NOS inBularsg, fondO de
RmoEtiz aci6n inteFeBsR.. 16O 397.50
MiBCel6nOag, foEdoB do de-
p6sit6B, cRG0B OgoB0lRB, Gto 363.O21.53
Total Trust Fundu.. 765 689. SO
------
Octubrs 81, 1908. Fondo
On Dep6ait0. 1896 471.o2
Balance On Cajs On poder do dOpOUitAn
TioR:
American Colonial Banks 581.718.75
First National Bnnk........ 100000 90
BanCo Territorial = Agtf'
0I&,,..,,,,,.,.,.......,..... 0U.UUU w
Banco de PueFto~RiCo. ..,... 100 600 90
Union Back Of Halifax. $4,000 90
j. & w, ssligmNn Il Co.,. ia 753.OO
Fotal.....................$ 1.696.471. .83
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