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emphaaieaiiy In the affirmative. Ap.
parsnttY tho husbands cannat say
too many nice things about their
wIveS. The letters appearing TO.
day should have a tendency to dis.
courage bacheiorssfn.
Would yoa marry yoar wife
AGAIN.
sYoa bet, And any man Who
would rot marry hfs wife again lu
wrong somewhere There IL = had
streak Ia any man who can't ain
and keep the love and respect ~
his wsfs
The Wlfe IL usually whst the
husband makes her Most men are
selfish. little. STACY and cloae with
their wlyes, ! know men right here
In Seattle Who wili yell like a
drunken Indian about a little cheap
grocery BIZ. bat who wfil alt them
selves down alone In a cafe and
spend o. 90 for a big steak and all
the 'trimmin's
4 know sap heads who neglect
their wives and then wonder why
they go ca hell
N a feiIow wants n good time
bet him start In flirting with his
wife again. ia the b@Ns fan In tho
world. and ahe win be the beat fsI.
l0w he's met in long time.
Husbands don't know their
wives. They knew them once. but
all the love. passion and poetry has
gone 20 sleep. Wake her up-9o
home. stay home. abe wants you.
she hungers for your little aften.
lions Wake mp. mani Make love
10 your wife again. II viii be just
like finding a real lover.
"A hoy Who Knows"
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her five years before ! did
We have been married 20 years
this winter. and In NIL those long
years she has grown dearer and
deafer 10 me. We have always
had 10 work. and abe II ever ready
and cheerful. kind and loving. We
have three sons aad three damgh-
ters who are a credit to the mother
who bore them. and they rae up
and call her blessed
Nearly q year ago ! was stricken
with an incmrabIe disease. and the
end now IL not far off. and we
have been talking about this sep
aratIun. The other day. after she
had helped me up into my arm
chair and had wrapped me up. |
told her that II there was any such
thing as marry over there. ! want.
ed 10 be her second husband.
4 served four years IN the war.
81 70 s.. aud when I came home
| was very Wild. but THIS blessed
girl took hold OF me and made a
man Of me.
"E. II. ~.
Everett Wash"
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POWER PLANTS ARE
MERGED

Reports received from New York
Indicate that all the power plants
Of the northwest are being merged
According to the advices. the Puget
Sound Electric company. the White
River Power company and the SEE
attic Tacoma Power company are
already In the deal.
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WOULD YOU MARRY YOUR
WIFE AGAIN?

Seattle husbands ~ 4 rule seem
10 have choaen wisely sn securing
their wiwez Dozens ~ letters have
been received In reply 20 the Qnes
ton. Knowing your wife an you
de-. would vou marry her again II
you we're free II With bat Que
exception every letter 80 far re-
celved has answered the question
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Mr. Henry r. I1aui4n. the we'll
xttF are resolving congratulations
= ihe birth of = son. born ~ their
seme Taennsm-
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sHsnx The Seattle passengers 70
u Rainier Monday we're G. Thorn
- Hall Mr. ami Mrs T. Hsuxhson.
LEllan Rice. Vivian Rice and Mr.
~ Mrs X q Rogas
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SOCIETY PLANS To
PROTECT CHILDREN

Articles of Incorporation for the
Washington Society for Protection
OF Children have been filed aud
Rev. Dr. M. A. Matthews has been
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e,r mrs. tsepsrdss;, -.
.Aseles IA isslss anu - :
Mfs .sssx snlsftaanes ~ eef'sa "
II 1s ~ tAlix residence laesss
~ 4 NJ : haner II Mira hdwssd
Asga ~ 4 Hollywood cal
wrshs--Mscsn.ghy. =.
-. rsfs naans Won ana 80,
kiz* W. 49, s..axhy we're married
sske sss~rnnna "a the Trinity
xaessNN .'..sssse Tha Rev Maurice
fxk'H - .,ssrsataa. Nit and Mrs,
.shsnlla attended me bridal
es<sss 81 Perry Aessl.
ess..sl.hea numbny 81 mem
80 NAttamal Amtatte@tA Tar
- - All arrive the cnd ef
$500 snA first Of next ans VIII
~ - Il the PERRY hotel Those
= expected are Ahafaes !
A.hvElsa. y. G.. Miss AlisT n
New IIavsns 1ann. Alfrssi
sxs. Boston. Charles y.
MADISON. Wis 81 Wakvly
9 nasaha. Ssh.. r. ) Taylor
~ - rprf wayne. Ina. hyvaua
- - ~tfe. Texafkana. Texas
s~.sls and wifa. Cincinnati y.
e.@9ss4 ana wife. Nashville.
fanwrofi and Nsge, Chi
3#e ws,.sam Sehafiria and wife.
- y. III. rmrksan ana wife.
$3.50 guixe h. Spear and wife.
-. ia. +. ] Nathan and Wife
s'&', - rlty. Hsxerwst u WheeleF
49, N.w Hamburg. y r.. Ei-
- culsa. ~. t.eala. Mo. r.
! '-,ssssl AMI fAnlly. Charleston.
~ ana Mrs ] l. Rodgers
4.assssr, philAaelphta William
ss..s-s ena wlfe. iiastans Samuel
Z 800 sss.s.san wlEe and daughters.
1900. \. H Mr.. and MrA II
s'sss.as New Yark city Mrs.
- -. nuraaek and party. Alaska.
80 ss-afm and wlfc. Victoria. y.
s4awAra anH party. II &. Lea
- wsfu amA daughters. New
$500 i II Perrin and daughter
"a - r. f.Mnxdons son ard
@uzsasFs Alaska
esr~xa Lsalss' seetsty.
-. f.nssaan IMaia&' ssxiete az
r..ssas nIn give lis annual pienic
s..ss.s Aaxaxa a. at Fortuna Park.
-. l..xs haurlv AFTER 10 ( ia
-. rsss..s ladies society /. 4
.s.sss snssifmslan. aiding nieA
- easAx Gssnssns and German
AwmAss3 A hearty Invitation -
49, i u Friends ana aAaaesA.
Elaes eseFeess& u safthrftsix ths'
gaai rsNM y AAteaatak tae above
FaaAe n ss'sss'ait tss'N mas tssAar ar
fAnx n@Hn ~ - esala1 AtlsN tfn~
rssH NJ AWE hrtafieh = pres
kAest
AT Horne.
~ khAxsd A hAiiinger viii Kive
- ts-seszs ff@fn - acAAeck nexs
wzFSfzf A. naf Residences. iF1& Seth
u = NfEufu heF friends an 0ppaf-
nsnf = meet Mrs. bradley
csnesr& Ev~~sna.
- Efvm Ma Strxrns ~ cash
- Nash Miss r.nsy,ss f>vMnt
- ara Mis- s~rss Aalr. gssrh
49, wlv4 sanemvt n~,~ra,,, -
- hsf, Afau.tav s.smntn~
- - =,
$3.50
=. : - s..... - = - ~
II .s.....aA .asas 49,. As is's.'aals
- 60 - ~. y ses a.s@iaas sNsssfasy.
-. - - ei'sA's suHiss 4.
80 farsrx sha srsevu@er So So
s.sms..s = s -.
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COLORADO IN pRYoock.

The cruiser Colorado Is In the
dry dock being repaired Fast
steamers leave Pier 2. foot 81 Yes
Ter Way. eleven times daily for the
Navy Yard Round trip. soc s"*
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the state. The Voters bureau has
also been organized with DIR. Mat.
thews at the head This society
win fight for clean politics.
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elected president. The society will
fight against divorce law abuses.
educate abandoned children and tn
veatigate child labor conditions In
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In answer 10 the question,
Knowing your wife as you do.
would y0u marry her again = have
20 say that we have travelled the
journey Of life up Hill and down to.
Refher for 30 long years lacking
five months. and were IL possible.
would do the same thing again most
loyfuIIy Would select her. a. In
the beginning. In preference TO any
woman IN the side world. for the
reason that she was good. trHe.
kind and affectionate. faithfully
and inteliiEently dischsrginK all
the duties 81 the marriage relation.
and. indeed. all other relations In
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Knowing your wife as you do.
would you marry her again II you
we're free2
Yes. only I would have married
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Gym shoes just received Hail.
IIIi First ave. s*s
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EI incsndio del sabsdo.
EI ipsrlio Dc luz no fut ID eausl dol Inelienlo
sIguI6 IuOgo fgngIORlndo ( satisfaction.

La liguiente caTta hsmos Eecibido:
81. Director de 'sLR CoErsspondenCiR de
PaeTto Ric.:"-BAn Juan.
Muy Iefiar mic: En- 81 n6msro dc su
apFsOiab!s peTi6dico, oorEaspondionte ID
ediOi6n de aYsr, aparecs 40 Guslto aobre 81
faego ocurTido ca mi oztabIecimiento 81
IsbSdo 25 del CoFYients como 81 aparaso
de Ing que empleo no fac eauaA primordial
del CoDato, Tuego & uuted haga Conatar cue
10 ocurFido fu6 10 liguisnte:
Gun gtfioF gus Sc encuentra hoppsdR6c
on mi casa &c diEpuSO & Gncender ID luz
peFo ca vez az schRFle an POGO de alcohol
en- IN TeCipients especial que tisn0 81
RpaFRto paFa calentaF 81 TegeneRadoF yiRti6
una gran cRntidad da hquido Bobrs ura
lata y d daTls despu6I fuego, Es itfl am6 81
alcohol pFoduCiOudo una gran llamarada.
81 RpaEato ds IuE no Iufri6 81 monor
daH1 y continue alumbrando con toda
pelftoci6n.
Es cuanto tengo gus manifa-tRr uBtsd
con RGlpsCto Rl accidents monCion0do.
Doy graCiaG pOF Il insSEci6n de eBtag
lfneas = quedo do u1tOd con II mayer CON
ideTaci6n % atsnto y G.E
.Toss Ostiu Wnvyznoa
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LIS :0nbrorus 1. IA. N0Uotllus. /"

Ha CaulRdo mdy grits impression entrc
81 0lementO fsmenin0 do futa Ciudad dc
ID iGln, 81 gran BuFtido de bonit0a y els'
gAntes EOmbEaIoS quO todas foFmnB ,
pEsCioI est6 EeCibiendO Il aCreditada tien'
d. de modaU "Las Novodads1." Pfopiou
paIa Il e-tAGi6n y de los fItimo1 modoIor
Do Parfs, NuOva York, LondEsy Madrid
tonon .LRu NoVsdade5' d mas O-pl6di.
do gur6do de BombFoEo8 para Usforag, 90
doEitag J nihag. que daEfn pEu0bOk.
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Union de Puerto Rico.

Ell dfa L? dc Mayo pr6ximo dsbsu
eBtRr deuputEtoB todOs IoE Rgsntss dc ina
CEipCi6n de los divsTEoBlpPsECintos do IA ia'a
para TeCibiT inytFucCioOes del Supervisor
de Elecciore8 para 81 mejoT dessmpsho de
Bus cREgos.
So hRCe precise que todoB loH agentsl
snvien HuG juERmsntos q Board de EIec.
clones anteI del dfa tltimo = De recuerda
que lOB que no hubisssn enviAdo dicho
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HOFOTOSO siniesiFo en- les
G0stas De Ia iSla de Might.
e Saint Paul rtoct con sl cIuce-
70 hrit5nico Gladiator y6ndOse
este a pique.
Ambas tTiPlIaei0nss pOTtaI01se he
ItiCaments.
Mas de rs mil editici0s dsstrui-
dos 60 Louisiana J sohre 5000
Vfctimas.

Londrsp, AbIil %. LIS tIssards con
tin6an en tods IoglaterrR. No obstante
LOS extraOEdinaEion slfuerzo1 hechos para
FestAbl Ger las oompnicRciopes con el res
to del Reno, 6atas igusn On el sntsdo
ants1ic. Sc cr6a que hoy podrd1 restA'
ablecsTss GlgupaB, por fsErocarEil, pueB
tTRbpjan en las foeas numeroaAs bFig6'
daB de obEercr. Sc tems que en . gu
mas parties del Rsino oCurrRn peligro.
sfsimaB undscioneB al inici6TBe 81 deE'
his,c. Con motive del rudfsimo tempo
de invieEno, Eon mum sTos3B los ainisstros
maEftimoa ocurrido1 sn las coBtAs de la
iSlaF.
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bRda 81 2 ds Julio de 1852 sl Aota del
CongreSo tprobadR sl 80 de Agoato de
/ 800
EHtipuIadO que: Los col0giou egtablscidoB
de RcUsTdo con las cldusulas de asta Ley
pueden uEaF una poEci6n do este dinsro
para cursO1 de preparation eapacial de inB
tructoreI para enBe1ar loB elementos de
aEtos msCGnicas y agrfcolaG. !" Paracs, puav,
que, por las clkuaulaa de ssta Ultima En-.
misndR, Puerto Rico rscibir6 I'M aumento
de s 5000 CSda afiO, BebEe 10 quo rscibs
eAte Ail1 hsata que Il numa sea do $4,000
dollars por an mas adelants.
Esto no 90 todo 10 que loa EatsdoB Uni.
des hacsn poF Is sgFicuItura do Puerto
Rico Sfgdn ls Ley del 2 de Mario de
1887 y como fac enmendada 6sta el is de
Mslz1 Dc / 1905. conoCida poF 10 Ley
Hatch (nOmbTe de % autoF Rsprasentants
del primer diltEito de MiGsouFi) CaFca do
s $4,000 son sdjudiCados anuslment0 &
CRds EStsdo para gaAt7s de una sltsci6n
de sxperimentoB sgffeolaV.
Puerto Rico no esta baio eEta Ley: psRo
% ha hstho una adjudication especial de
s "a 600 anusls1 para Il oatRci6a do exps.
YimentoR an MayRpiisz.
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juFamentos puedon tsneFGO por renuncia.
dos uuutituy 6ndoGe dc ofCio. Llamamos
Ia atsnCi6n dc amigos, agsntSB y suutitutog
& fin de que snvfen Embellishments GuV
doCumentoB cum plimOntados
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-Hs rsgTsuado da Vega Bsja ( santur.
Cs Is dintinguidA GoioritR Con6ueIo C6Rdo'
W , D6yila, que palAEk en- San Juan una
laFga tempoEsda.
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La Pe-ru.na, AZtamente RecOmendada.
Sr. q. B. Fizer, Mt. Sterling, KY, nos
escribe como sigue:
''Por los dltimos afios pasados he p0de-
cido de los rihones y la Vejigas
"En el mes de MARIO empece t0m0F
la Peruna continue por tres mese8.
t'No la he vuelto usaT porque 70 no
siento mas dolores.
"CreO esfar bien De IN tOdO, y 60y
pOr 10 fanfO mi mas alta rec0mendGcNGg
las propriedadeS curafiYGg GO .
PeFuna. -
Cuando SO abandona un catarro en- lO8
rinones, puede muy bien desarrollarBo en-
una enfermedad conocida por diabetes 10
cual es casi impossible curarse.
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PeigroSas Enfermedades
En- Los Rihones, Curadas.

CUANDO los rifiones estdn afectados
~ con catarro, dnbido q un resfrfo,
a exceso de trabajo 6 la extension del ca
tarro de cualquier otro 6rgano, estos
dejan de ejercer sus unciones normales.
El trabajo de los ri Zones es extraer de
Ia sangre gran parte del veneno que Sc
acumuIa en- el cuerpo.
Silos rinones detarl de hacer su trabajo
es tanto 81 veneno gus, Sc acumula, que da
lugar convulsiones las cnales muchas
veces resuItan fataIe.s.
La Peruna hace que los rifiones eterzan
sus fuHciones nOrmilles curando el ca
tarro y congestion.
Tambien fortalece la acci6n del cora
-E6n iguOlR IS circulation en- todo el
Gistema.
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PARA cURAR UNR REsFRIADo
ENu uNDIA tome a LAXATIVE RBoMo
QUTNINA. Il boh axlo ls deVolv era el dinerO sino
so cura. Ia 6rmA de- = w GROVE % halla On
SE ADMITEN pEopoIiCioneI para 81
RTrsndamiOnto del pi1o alto de ID CRla nd
meFo 40 do Ia CalI0 de Totuan. JnfeHmR'
ran an.lOa bAiOH de ID miEma CaaR, 6V.
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Pocos son los que no come,
temos excesos en- el conner.
La consecuencia natural es Ia
indigestion Iuego Dyspepsia.
De esto a Ia debiEdad gene
raj es solo un paso. A los
que por cualquier motivo SUI
fren del est6mago, recomenda-
mos las Plldoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams. Curan los males
del est6mago por el sistema
racional de devolver fuerzas
digesdvas, por medic de Ia
sangre y nerHos- Por ESQ es
que abren el apeito y procu-
ran Ia nutrici6n y asimilaci6n
perfecta de los aIimentos.
FL Sr. Frank P. Caballero,
conocido comerciante comi-
sionista J Consul Imperial de
Austria Hungria, establecido
en- Veracruz, Mexico, dice:
4" Estuye enfermo del Est6-
mago Por espacio de tres amos.
Tenia inapetencia, frecuentes
dolores de cabeza, y lgego una
affection dijestiva, que segun
opinion de los facultativos que
me asistieron lleg6 4 revestir
caracteres de gravedad. Es-
tuve en- CANA tres meses Y tome
muchas medicinas pero mi en-
fermedad continuaba rebelde.
Entonces determine hacer una
prueba con las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams. Me IS
grato hacer constar que a los
ounce dias de tomar este me
dicamento va me sentf mejor,
y que d los cuatro meses me VI
curado de mi enfermedad.
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Caracas Abril 28.--El presidents Cas-
tEo, snte ID r&pida props gRCi6n de ID peats
to negEa ca Il G0airo, hs cominionado 4
LOS mismbTog De Il Academia dc Medicine
de eats capital, para que 0Ilos adoptsn
cuaataS madidsH nanitaTia8 juzguan urgen
tea , opoItuaRB para impsdir On eta Ciu.
dad Il pFobsble apAFici6n de IR plega con
iguRl viTu'en que On 81 primer puerto
dc Ia Tep1biiCR. FiguFan entire lo1 comi
sionRd9s, loG mas eminentsU pFofsgoFey de
IL univeFgidR6, entire ellos 81 notable hi.
gienista doctor Z. Rasstti. Sc ha FeHta.
blecido en- pRTts, L. trauquilidsd pdblics,
todaH las claEeg goCiaIas EivalizRn On
etfueTz3s para ContrRFrestaF Ia propagation
de la terrible plags dol Thibat. Sc han
rsTa'tido caEtilIRB do hygiene para Prsvs'
mir la poblRci6n crntrA sgantaI que se
CongiderR1 veCtoEe1 dc II epidemia,
Nusvs Orleans, Abril 28.-El Recients
cicl6n que szot6 d EBtAdo DC AIobamR,
TODD el Mil1iBliPpi y de modo m6B hororoDo
toda la Louisiana, ha dsiado sontiE GuB
desRBtrosoB afsctoB Iobrs CuaEsntR BoiB
pusbloB, echo de eltoB, de los EBtadou del
SaF. En- eltO Eats10 25, 900 odifoioH
fueFon poF complete d0RtIuidoa poF lG con-
hagFRci6n. Las notioiRI, mfs ampIiadaB
hoy, que Be FOciben de AleiGndTfa, Mon
roe, Morgan City y otrAB poblaoioneg ha'
cen BubiT 81 nGmero de laa vfctimGU & mil
quiniOntos. Las p6rdidRB mateEiAlOI ca
todo 81 EstAdo, hacen pYoBumiF, poE 10
CuRntiosaF, una pE6ximR crisis economics,
diffeiI de ConiuTRr Eino con pFonto RuxiIio
iniciativaB que gRlven lR dese1perRci6n
en- que han quedRdo los sgricuItorea.
LondreU, Abril % "A causR de lou
furioEoU temporaIeu de nievs On TODD 81
pals, 30 ipfoFmR hRbar ocuYrid0 O. len
ContaE de ls isis do Wight, IN liniestEo
maritime cuy0g detSllea llGDau Lar c0lum'
mas de log grandeH diRTioB do Osta Ciudad,
han O4uUado dololeBa impEaIi6n. DiCho
siniestro uTFi6 del modo Iiguisnte Ell
vspoE americana saint PRul", que nave.
gsba lR RltuFR de dichR iSIa do Whigt
fu6 empujado por laB violentsB borra YcRR,
lR coata, y, en- plenG torments dc nisve
choc6 con el crucePo bFit6nico "Gla
diatoE', con tai fmpetu, que SITE iltim0,
en- el cuRl abTi6 81 ''Saint Paul una gran
via de aguR, Hs fu6 piquP, peEeciendo
numerosoB tripulanteg de Ell. La marine.
Efa del "ssint PAuF' auxili6 & lon tripu.
lantsu del Gladiator" teniendo lugar en-
Is luchR con los enfuFeCidog oIemsntou,
hR6icah sEOenRB de intrepidez por psrts
de amba8 tripulAcioneB. En- el momeuto
de aumeEgirSa eI cEuceIo britEnico, lon
bOtsB del Saint Paul. recOgf0n, con inmi'
nents TieEgo de suU propiRs vidar,6 los fl.
timos tripulantss de dicho bREco soBtenien-
do terrible bEega con el inmOnso olesip.
RI "sAint Paul" encAll6, 80 tFabnja para
poneEls f1te.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo Rico
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs INMUEBLEa
vnddos los
bene
bgd hber dedo
contrucone8 vencds Rents
de "a
TER ERA SUBAsTA
barrio" Camuy
Cos 8 cdas brrio"Q Quebrad Canuy
Juana Vale 66 cdas barrio "Puers' 11727
c1as barro" nGago" Canuy
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Roado 16 cdas bohio "Camuy
4cdas1 1casab barrio"
PRIMERA SUBASTA
Ramon Cspo 10 edas barrio "Pueros' Camuy 453
CamuY
Pedro A. Cruz IA 62 cdas 1 Camuy
Domingo Colon 2s odas barro "Bayaney" Hatllo $50
Luis Mats Yilafane 81 barro" Aibonto" Hail
Domingo Coon 16 cdas "Bayaney"
Pedro Coll III cdas barro "Aibonto"
Antonio Noguera 1 "Pueblo"
Fernandez
Maria MonSate Mendez IA cdas boho
Alberto Bruss (Felx Ro
diguez) so ataca'Q
Rodoo de l ,bario"
Pueden los deaes
pTodd
del vendd
dfs verified Camuy
Frmado, r. Bntez-Coector
Aprobado: s. D. Glomer-Treauer
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renemos archivados miles de testI-
monios como los mencionados en- estA.
Tenemos & disposicien de nuestros
lectores ell vasto n6mero de recomenda-
clones que hemOS recibido recibimna
tOdos los meSOs.
Ning6n otro medico en- el mundo ha
Focibo tal volumen de tan entusiAstAs
recommendations
consHlEas 0EaGia
Fl D1. q. ,. Hartman dars consoles
medicos gratis q que 10 Sollcite.
Direction: DR. 8. B. Hartman. Co
lnmbus OhIn q a. A. 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-28

On remedio que
cura los desarreglos d
catarrales de los RE
d n Q 8, realmente
debiera considerarse
como ell remedio del
hogar. La Peruna
es el verdad TO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-28

JOs6 Ortis Marines.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-28
PROPIETARIOs.
Vicente Vi6as Martinez
Antonio Rosado
Ventura Torres
Antonio Santiago

Ramon Crespo
Juan Jose Rivera
Pedro A. Cruz
Domingo Colon
Luis Matos Villafafle
Domingo Co On
Pedro Coll
Antonio Nogueras
Carmen Fernandez
Maria Monserrate Mendez
Alberto Brusi, (Felix Ro
driguez)
Rodolfo de Jesds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-28
rIIFFT I557i s 81 AFRO DE Los RIN0NES 3%E0 sIEH
Dolor De Espa1da, sintoma De Er
fermedad In Los Rinones.
La Pe-ru-na Es Invaluable Para
Tales Casos.

PersOnao Prominemtes Que Han sido
Curadas.
Carta del sr. j. Blyler, 1905 Ohio St., Des Moines,
3Iowa.
"Permitame participates 10 mucho que estimo SD
exce1ente remediO.
"siempEe he gozado de buena salud, aexcepci6n de
freeuentes ataques padecmentos de Ia vegiga, los
fcuales ning6n medico me pudo curar.
ssSu medicine, Ia PerHna me fa6 Fec0mendada
Ia tOne con II mayor safisfaccT61, y pOr cincO
anos no 10 Experimental el mis- nfnimO
atRque. ''-a-L Byler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-21
FOREST RESERVE PASSES SENATE

The Senate has passed the bill
providing for the acquiring of a nat
ional forest reserve in the Appala-
chan and White Mountains. 1t is
in the former that Georgia is chiefly
interested. The bill provides for an
expenditure of S5,O0O,000 for these
reserves, Previous efforts in behalf
of the movement had been met with
constitutional objections, and Senator
Teller used this argument again.
Other Senators believed that the Gov
eminent had the right to acquire these
reserves on broad grounds of public
policy.
In a recent report of Government
experts who have been studying the
sources of water power in the SOU
thern Appalachian mountains. it is
declared that the streams which have
their source in these mountains have
an indicated horse power of at least
100000.
Many rivers and streams in Georgia
have their head in the Appalachians,
and this state is most vitality interest
ed in the success of the measure.
At present by far the largest part
of the 100000 horse power is going
to waste. because it is not steadily
available all the year round. This is
for the reason that the streams on
which the horse power is developed
carry a full head of water only dur
ing the winter and spring, and are to
all intents and purposes dry in the
summer and fall This makes it nee
essary TO supplement the water power
with costly fuel power.
The deforestation of the water
sheds in which the streams of the
southern Appalachian region take
their rise is altogether responsible
for this condition of affairs, and this
fact is plainly shown in the report re-
ferred TO. The report also points out
the additional fact that low water
periods are growing longer year by
year, the added length being in pro-
portion TO the deforestation of the
lands around the head waters. On
these deforested slopes the winters
snow melts far more rapidly than
j on forested areas, and the snow wa
| tiers. with the rains OF spring and
early summer, rush down the channels
of the streams in vastly greater guam
tity than can be utilized at the time.
The object of the proposed Appala-
chan fores PRESERVE is to protect
these watersheds, thereby conserving
and equalizing the distribution of
| rainfall and snow waters and making
| the stream-ho whore equitable. The
reforestation and protection of the
slopes will also prevent the filling up
of channels with the accumulation of
sand, gravel, and silt; keep mill
ponds clear and prevent the sitting up
of navigabls channels and harbors. All
| this is true also in the case of the
/ proposed White Mountain Forest res
erve.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-21
Popular Mechanics for June.


The Shop Notes department of Pop
ular Mechanics is always full of good
practical articles written so anyone
can understand them. SpOrtsmen will
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"One-Pipe Radiator for a Bathroom
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The first thing the Amateur Mech
anic needs is a work bench, and the
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