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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09
Fiji islanders Sugar Cane Dance.

A very curious and exceedingly
clever dance may be witnessed in Fiji,
called by the natives 1.-The sugar cane
meke," or sugar cane dance. 1t repre-.
sents the growth of the sugar cane.
In the first figure the dancers squat
low on the ground, shake their heads,
shut their eyes and murmur slowly
and softly an unintelligible sentence
Gradually they all stand up together,
growing taller and taller, and as they
grow" they wave their arms and
tremble all over from ankle to head,
like the tall, tasselled cane waving in
the wind, and still they keep on chant
ing louder and louder.
The last figure represents a series
of combats meant to symbolic the ex-
actions of the chiefs, who compel the
"kaisi," willing or unwilling, to come
and cut their crops.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09

The New York stock exchange plans
q committee authorized to examine the
books Of any member at any time.
Now we'll see whether the brokers
really want to stop the practice e
washed sales.
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ly explained that there was nothing in
the lease about the color, so he intend
ed to finish the job by painting the
back of the house green, with large
yellow spots. The landlord saw that
he had met his match, and within a
few days the tenant had new lease,
in which the landlord undertook to do
the outside patnting.-Lippincott's.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09
Great Exhibit of Aerial Craft Planned

One of the Lilienthals two-winged
gliding machines, a model of Har-
graves compressed air flying machine,
which flew 319 feet; Stringfellow's
aeroplane model, exhibited in the
Crystal palace, London, in 1856, and
numerous motors, propellers, wings,
kites and other interesting parts of
aeroplanes, are now in possession of
the Smithsonian institution.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09
He Had a Chance.

wouldn't you just as lief have had
a little brother as a little sister,"
asked Margaret's mother. The little
one hesitated q moment and then said,
well mother, boys are rather noisy
and troublesome, but what with my
bringing up and pap's bringing up and
your bringing up he might not have
turned out to he 20 very badl"-,
Delineator.. ~. ::
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09

a Pullman porter assaulted him
washington
he
Of detectives
his wedding tour
Memphis CommerclAppea bitterly
would
and had fired shot when they were stopped
Walthan
has politically extinct He
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09

AS he feels about it now man doesn't
think that he will ever wear the direc.
toire trousers, but we shall wait and
see how he acts when fashion hands
him a pair in exchange for his good
money and commands him to put them
on.
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1t seems that the aer0plane is to be
limited mainly by the gasoline tank.
Delagrange, with "a liters of fluid, used
the last drop in a flight that lasted 20
minutes IS seconds. The machine
that stays up "a hours must have a
tank bigger than a beer cask.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09

California and philosophy Kentucky and Baltimore
1886
Muldoon
a poch
al in
has
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09
Richard Norman, Englands Oldest admir-

Richard Norman Englands Oldest admiral.
has just celebrated his ninety-eighth birthday
anniversary. Probably other naval officer in
the world can boast a longer record, as he en-
tered the British navy at 10. His memory of
service af1oat goes back to the year 1923, and
he has some wondrous yarns to spin of life and
adventure on many seas.
One of the most singular experiences which
he takes pleasure in relating is rubbing noses
-literally-with Maori queen, who in her turn
had rubbed noses with Capt. Cook, the famous
explorer.
1.-THE Maoris In those days." said the admiral
in the course Of recent interview, were a
cannibal tribe on the west coast of New Zealand
I was one of the first to visit them This Was
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For goodness sake" asks Chi
cago paper, why do not Chicago nov
elists get acquainted with some good
people?" Because, for some unac-
countable reason, they hate to leave
Chicago
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09
PROMINENT c / ] |: 4 P + ( ri,
MADE. 6. OF TAKE NOTICE

Obadiah Gardner of Rockland Me-, is late
arrival in the ranks of men who have made the
world pause for moment to speculate and won
der. 1t is very doubtful whether one man in
10000 in the United States outside of Maine had
ever heard the name Obadiah Gardner month
or two ago. It is quite certain that outside of
New England his quaint Yankee name would
have aroused no shade of interest in the mind of
the average reader Probably few days more
and the hurrying, selfish world will -eeoiiect
little of him as it knew day before the recent
election. Yet for the time being he has made
some 100000 of people sit sharply up and take
notice of his existence in little rural village up
in the rock bound Maine
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TOOK PART IN LYNCHING BEE

William Van Amberg Sullivan, former
United States senator from Mississippi, having
been out of the public eye and mind for year
or two, has projected himself back into view
by means of his recent participation in a south
ern lynching bee and his defense of his course
through the public press.
During his public career the Mississippian &C.
cupied much more than his share of public at
tention. He sent to the senate by the ap.
pointment of Gov. McLaurin in 1898. Shortly
after that he announced that he was to marry
Mrs. Marie Atkins. The first response was
breach of promise suit by Miss Lucy Leetin Of
his home town of Oxford.
The suit was settled and the matter was
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09
HEADS NEW DIOCESE

Rt Rev. Peter J. Muldoon of Chicago has
been named by the Vatican as first bishop of the
newly created Catholic diocese of Rockford ILL.,
The selection was really made by the priests of
the Chicago archdiocese, for upon the list of
names submitted to his holiness that of Mgr.
Muldoon, like Ben Adhems, led all the rest
while it was further Endorsed most worthy"
Mgr. Muldoon was something of bishop
before, having been some time since given the
titular honors as bishop of Tammos. The fact
that there is no diocese of Tammos made the
rank purely honorary one, after pleasant
fashion of the mother church
The new chief of the new diocese of Rock
ford is one of the most eloquent men of his
e: In, h. ,oiddlo tod
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-10-09
hypothetical Question.

Daddy" said the three-year-old,
what would you do IL you loved me
Just" as much as you do and didn't
have any children only sister?''-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
NupciaS Baca-Sena.

Como 10 anunciamos en- nuestro
0ltimo n6mer0, q microbes de esta
semana q las de Ia manana, Sc unie-
ron sus manOsy c0razones on Ia Igle-
STA de Mira Sra. dc Los Dolores. Ia
VirtuOsa Y estimable sehora Cleohtas
sena, Y nueslro muy apreciado V co.
laborad0r Don Eleuterio BaCa. Ac-
tuaron como padrinos del feliz enla-
ce, D0ia Efren S. de Delgado V Don
Eduardo DeIgado, V bendilo Ia union
el Rev. Pablo Gilberton, cura de la
parrOquia.
DeSpu6s de Ia ceremonial religiosa
Sc tuvo una reception en- In residen-
cia de la novia donde los parientes
.allegados de los ocntrayentes extern
dieron sus mas cordiales felicitacio-
mes.
No necesltQm4s decir ninguna cosa
que ahada las maguifcas dotes V
prendas personales Y morales que
alderman q esA apreciable pareh,
pues son bien c0n0cid0s en- toda esta
comunidad, y solo ahadiremos 4 los
deseos de su centenares de amigos v
parientes los de esta redacci0n de que
su vida marital sea una de perenne
dicha y que Jamas la mas leve nube
venga q empa6ar los dulces ideales
que mutuamente Sc hau tornado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
lie TrOz6 uE Pie eI Tren.

FL lunes pasado por la tarde, mien-
tras Federico C0rdoya, u muchachi-
to de och0 amos de edad, iba prendi-
do de un tren de flete que salia de la
estaci0n con rumbO al n0rte de algu-
pa manera Sc cay0 para ell suelo CO.
gi6ndole las ruedas una pierna y tro-
zandosela Ell ell tobillo Sc supone
que el muchaehito Sc habia subido al
tren con ell fin de darse una paseadita
y cuando observe que estaba toman-
do carrera hizo por brincar cayendo
con la pierna sobre los rieles
FL muChachito fu6 trasladado al
Hospital de Las Vegas, donde un me-
dic0 lie atendi6 vendandole la pierna,
y 4 no ser que ocurran complicacio-
mes no tardara mucho en- estar bueno
aunque perdera su pie derecho. No
sabemos qui6nes seran los padres del
muchachito, pero entendemos que Vi
ven en- la ealle Lincoln, Plaza Nueva.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
Don MargariiO Romero Dlmite
de la COmiSiCR de Ia MerCed.

Hoy estamOs en- pOsici0n de podel
decir deiinitiyamente d los interesa
dos en- ell asunto de la Merced de La
Vegas que los incidentes de Ia con
venci0n municipal republican, de !,
Plaza de Las Vegas y las resolucione,
adoptadas por la comisi6n de hdeico-
misarios nombrados por la corte, cor
relaci6n al Sr. Romero, son, desgra'
ciadamente, hechos positivOs. Deci'
mos desgraciadamente, no por que eI
incidente afecte en- manera alguna
la question en- controversial en- las cor.
ties, sino porque es uno tan triste que
hiela la sangre con solo pensar en- clio,
FL Sr. Romero explic0 q sus compa.
fleros de la c0mision que el habia pre-.
sentado la resolution ante Ia conven.
ci0n republican, en- ell calor del resen.
timiento por 10 que 81 llama "ingrati.
tud del pueblo" Por supuesto, mo-
sotros no vemos que connection pueda
haber tenidO la acci0n de las faccio-
mes republicans del barrio No. 8,
(principalmente cuando cOnsideramos
ser un hecho que la generalidad de
los republicanos han sido y son los
sostenedores del sistema de Guardia-
MIA, con un asunto enteramente apar.
te de la politica, republican, Q demo
crata, municipal 8 de condado. Cier-
tamente todos los ciudadanos que
han estado contendiendo por que Ia
merced sea puesta en- manos del pue-
bio permanecen leales & ese principle
Y q esa causa.
ID Sr. Romero llam0 una iunta de
los miembrOs de la comisi0n para el
martes de la semana pasada Y pre,en.
to su dimisi0n como miembro de la
misma, exponiendo que deseaba reti.
rarse de la vida p1blica y atender so
10 q sus negocios mercantiles. La CO.
mission, creyendo que ell Sr. Romero
ofrecia su dimisi0n en- el calor del re-
sentimiento, tom0 la misma baj0 con-
sideraci6n por una semana, creyendo
que dandOle ese tempo Sc calmar1a
su enojo 81 tai era el motive, per0 en-
la junta del martes de esta semana
insisti0 en- que Sc aceptara su resig-
naci6n Y entonces, con bastante senti-
mientO fu6 aceptada, pues mientras
que el Sr. Romero fae ital 4 los inte-
reses del pueblo, su ayuda fu6 de muy
marcado val0r.
Pero no obstante que el pueblo We
sucumbir al presidente de su c0mi-
sion, la lucha sera llevada adelante
hasta obtener una decision del mas
alto tribunal. El Sr. T.. Q. de Baca
fue nombrado presidente interino y
en- una fecha pr0xima serd escogido
un presidente nato.
La presente oportunidad, en- OPT
ni0n de los ab0gados, para que ell pue-
bio obtenga un juicio sin la pesada
carga de cOstos que generalmente
ac0mpailan 4 todos los litigiOs que
van q los tribunales altos, no pudiera
ser mas propicia. La causa va q los
tribunales de arriba sobFe puntos de
ley y no como la genaralidad de las
causas que llevan vOlumenes dc evil
dencia, eOsa que incurre enormes cos
tos, peroel pueblo debe de estar listo
& c0ntribuir para los gast0s y e0stos
10 suticiente para llevar la causa q los
altos tribunales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
Un NiTO COCidG en- un PerOi &c
Jab0n.

E0gle, n, NJ. Abril lS-Un uino
de tres anos dc edad, de II. A. Ly rs
Y e-posl, de Victoria, Sta en- la lie
rra del CabAllo, fu6 cocido d muerte
en- un perol lleuo de iabon hirviente
el martes por Ia mahana. La noticia
del accidente lego aqui hoy La ma
ma estaba hacienda jabon en- la lum-
bre en- el patio posterior de Ia casa Y
los niiios estaban jugueteando por alli
cerca mientras ella trabalaba Ape
sar de su vigilanci8, el muchachit0, al
cOrrer, choc6 contra la caldera Y per-
diendo su equilibrio fue d dar de ca
beza dentro de la masa hirviente.
Para el tempo que su madre horro-
rizada 10 pudO sacar ya estaba LITERAL
mente Cocido, separandosele la piel
con la ropa al quer6rsela guitar. El
nino vivi6 en- agOnia durante cuatro
horas, cuando la muerte puso fin 4
sus sufrimientos Los restos fueron
! llevados 4 HiIlsb0ro donde So verified
el funeral el lmierco.es,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
TrabalOS PreIimiRaFeS en- la
PreSa de EngIe.

Louis c. Hill, ingeniero supervisor
del Departamento de Reclamaciones
para el sudoeste, Sc encuentra en- 81
lugar destinado para la presa Ele-
plant Butte, EN- compafia de w, NJ.
Reed ingeniero del distrito Y los
dos estan revisando Ia obra en- union
de j. A. French, ingeniero construc-
tor y Ii. j. Gault ingeniero de dbi-
eaci6n. Tres representatives. del de-
partamento legal, los sefores Stout
meyer, Chapman y Witbeck han es.
tado tambien aquf conferenciando q
imponiGnd0se de ciertos detalles rela-
cionados con ia adquisici6n de terreno
para la lOcallzaci0n del vase de Ia
presa.
La reunion de los ingenieros ha 81
do con objeto de arreglar algunos asun-
tos de importancia que deben deter
minaFse antes de dar principle q Ia
construction en- grande escala. El
primero y mas importante de estes
asuutos es la construction del ramal
del ferrocarril. Otro que debe arre-
glarse sin dilaci0n aIguna es q sitio
para el cascO de Ia nueva poblaci6n.
Sc cree que sera necesario subir 4 Ia
mesa como una milla de la presa Y q
una elevation de 500 pies sobre el NE
vel actual del rio d fin de hallar un
espacio de suAciente magnitud y bas-
tante lanp para el obletQ.
Para los estrlbos de Ia gran presa
hay necesarlamente que buscar uu
lecho de roca Y en- clio esta ocupad0
el contingente de trabajadores em-
pleados por el presente, Zanjas pro-
fundas, canales, pozos Y t6ueles han
sido hech0s en- Ia r0ca para exponer
los divers0s materiales que yacen ha-
70 Ia c8pa de piedra desintegrada ba-
tlda por los elemeptos,
En- las fragouidades del terrenO re-
suenan el eco de las detOnacionps pro-
ducidas por los barrenus en- la roca
viva y dos cuadrillas dc trabaladores
50 ocuplbdn solsmenle en- petiOrar q
fin de que los ingenieros puedan cali
cular exartamente las c0ndiciOnes q
que dehcn suletarse para asegurar la
perfecta estdbilidad de Ia estruetura
en- Ia que SO empleraran Sc 100000.
Actuamente trabajan diarlanente
de 20 q 80 hombres Tan pro1t0 se
inaugure el ramal ferroyiario habrl
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
COnlraiandO para CuIlIVaF Beta
beleS.

Los siguientes labradores han fir
mado contratos con la Holly Sugar
Company para cultivar el ndmero de
acres que sigue 4 cada nombre;
Francisco Padilla, /; Filadelfo Ba-
ca, 1; Bonifaci0 Baca, l; Nicanor Ia
foya, 2; Silvano Tafoya. 4; Pedro Ia
foya, J; Miguel Baca, i BasiIio To-
pez, 3; j. Hilario Mont0ya, |; Crisan'
tos Garcia, /; Andres Gonzales, I; Re-
gino Marquee, 2; Agapito Martinez,
/; Victor Jaramillo, /; David Jones,
Jr., 2; Bias Vigil, /; NJ. Dieterich,
J; David Jones, Sr., !; Pete Roth, /;
NJ. M. Sundt, I; Agapite Sanchez,
!; Rafael Gallegos, Il Montezuma
Ranch Resort, 5; Francisco Esquiyel,
1; f. E. Corbett, /; Jose A. Baca, Il
Jno. Thornhill, 2; f. f. Olney, 2.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
SObre POIiiICa NaclOnal.


Eu el lado repubIicano todo parece
haber lido ene0ntra del candidate Taft
esta semana.
Arizona tuyo su convention en-
Tucson el dia 20 con el resultado uue
iran 4 la convention nacional dos de-
legaci0nes contestantes. La pelea Sc
Origin6 p0r motive de Ia demanda
por instrucei0nes 4 favor de Taft. III
gobernador Kibbey encabezaba las
Iuerzas pro-instrucciones Y lleV6 una
delegation c0ntestante del Condado
de MaRicopa Tan luego como la
convention decide que la facci6n de
kibbpy no estaba intitulada lugar
en- In convention Y coucedi0 e! puesto
4 sus antagonistas, kibbey Sc salid
de la convention sigiendolo un nu-
nero considerable de los delegados
y form0 una convention suya nom
brando delegados Ia convention dc
Chicago. La convention regular en-
salz0 en- sus resoluciones al Senador
Foraker, pero no instruy6. La de
kibbey instruy0 por Taft,
Nevada tuv0 su convention el dia
% y por un yoto de 81 por 20 rechaz0
las res0lucioues ds instruction 4 IA.
vor de TAFT, de modo que Ia delega.
ei0n de cineo van sin instrucciones.
En el estado de New Hampshire
tuvieron su convention de estado los
republicanos el dia Il. Aqui el porra-
70 contra Taft fu6 mas severe. Des-
pu6s de que la convenci0n habia acor-
dado de no dar instrucciones q sus
delegados, el Juez David Cross ofre-
clio Ia siguiente resOluci0n: "Resu6l-
vase, que 4 Ia par que fayorecemos
mandar 4 la convention de Chicago
una delegation sin instrucciones, sin
embargo, cfeenl0s sinceramente que
por el tempo pre5ente el hombre, so
bre todoa, es William Howard Taft,
de Ohio" All hablar en- pro de su
resolution tom6 OCCASION para decir
que el gobernad0r Hughes es un hom-
bre admirable y ell cumplimiento fue
recihidO con aplausOs y vivas. La
resoluci6n de Taft fue rechazada por
un voto de 763 contra %.
Del la1o democrats, solo un estado
ha tenido convention durante esta se-
mana y este Tue el gran estado de
Illinois, terCero de la naci6n, el cual
instruy0 undnimemente p0r el gran
campeon William j. Bryan.
La convention fuG tenida el iueves.
Segun anuncia la prensa asociada,
unos diez delegados encabezad0s por
Maxwell Edgar, dc Chicago, trataron
de criar algup entusiamo por el go-
bernador Johnson pero no hicieron
impression sobre las masas de delega-
dos que estan un0nimes poy Bryan.
La menCi0n del nombre de Mr.. Bryan
por el presidente tempOrario arranc6
tremendos aplaus0s Y vivas de los
delegados y auditorio, ovaci0n que
dur0 por varios minutes. La conyen-
ci6n toda demostr0 un espiritu de
aggression de esos que infunden vigor
y amino y que indican un triunfo Sc.
guro. Los dem0cratas dc Illinois
tienen conhanza impltcita de que su
estado str1 contado este aI0 en- la
columna democrdtca.
En- el estado dc Louisiana sc veri-
fie0 Ia election esta semaua para Off
ciales del estado y aungue antes de
la election los peH6dicos republica-
canos llegaron hasta q hacerse ilusiones
de que 81 no 10 CANADIAN 'le andarian
muy cereal. fueron derrotados mas
ACCOMPLISHMENTS que nunca, pues
la mayorfa dem0cratica assemble de
aesenta mil.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
DECISION IMPORTANTE.

Es imp1rtante que usted Sc deeida
q tomar -6lo la Miel y Brea de Foley
cuando Sc yea atacado de t0s 8 res
frfo, pues cura los caso5 mas obstlna-
dOs de tbs reseca y arroja. .elresfrlo del
slstems. La Mel Y Brea de Foley
no contiene drogas periudiciales. In
sista usted en- obtenerl8,
De venta por 0. g. SchGefer y La
Cruz Roja. I'm.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
Las VEGAS NUI:VO MEXICO sABADo IS DE ABRu DE 1908

dadO alojamiento era el mismo Jorge
a quien ansiOsamente esperaban.
III final de esta tragedia de la am
bici6n humana no es para descredito.
L0cos de dolor Y de remordimiento,
los padres araharon con sus propias
manos Ia terra baio Ia cual habian
enterrado a ss hjo. Pocas horas
despu6s, Sc entregaban q las Sautorida-
dies pidiendo Ia muerte como su mas
justo castigo.-La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25

trabajo para inhnidad de brazos V
una vez que los trenes empiecen su
tarea de traer y llevar materiales, las
cosas tomarau alli un aspecto al
hagador.-El Clarin del Norte.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-04-25
TrajeS completes para
Mos Y NINAS
DE PRIMERA COMMUNION.

Este dichoso da presto egara para que tOdos leven
los mismos aes hemos preparado con tempoy quta
la molesta las sehoras If enda por tenda para
poder compear estos traes ha pasado oros amos
Arizona republican., 1908-10-07

A LiAle Known Profession.

operators, nay thousands, arc foreigners. versed in the language of the countries in which they are stationed. There are yell low and black men amongst these, but the higher jobs, the best-paying ones, are nearly all nlled by men of the Anglo Saxon race.
 There are hundreds of jobs all over the world which have salaries ranging from s2, 800 to s10O00 a year. But all salaries are generous and the arrangements made by the companies for their stats are quite equal to those made for military officers on foreign service. The companies pro vide comfortable, even luxurious, quarters. especially at the isolated stations. There one can find a nne mess, reading rooms, billiard-rooms, ball grounds, tennis courts, boating and sporting facilities and some times a theater and ballroom
 Three months leave on full pay, with all travelling expenses paid, is granted every three years. and leave, without pay. Is granted on application for sufficient req sons. Al the age of e5 retirement takes place with a pension.
 Practically a post in the cable service Is as desirable as a government appointment. while the financial conditions, facilities for travelling. variety of adventure and especially the chances of promotion are far superior. @
 The cable companies recruit their men nowadays from the higher social grades, sons of army and navy officers. profes- sional men aud from the colleges. Cadets are sent first to the training schools es- tabIished by the different companies. Serv- ice here lasts from three months to year. depending on the aptitude of the cadet The usual term Is six months. After this training the cadet is sent out. perhaps, to the uttermost part of the earth as an operator or clerk. The most famous training school is in England be- tween Penzance and Lands End. in Corn wall. and is known as "P. K." IL Is the training school of the Eastern Telegraph Company. The next in importance is that of the Anglo on the Coast of Ireland. This is the American-British office, which holds the record of never having been closed for moment, night or day, In half a century. q