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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24
lnforuss de Ia Oficina de Saniaad.

e. inspector de 0limontog dc San Juan
do Cuenta de hRbsF doGtEUid0 36 lata0 do
lOCha COndsnBRda, pEOpiedsd DO loG SEG1.
P6rOE HnoE.
Pedro j. Daniel, do San Juan, remi'
to pianos , o8p0OifoacioneB do los obEBB do
plomeFfR que va efsctu0r On ID CBas do
dtfB Catalina Coll, On PuartR do TieRTa.
Ell ofsiaI de- aanidRd de Loi2R aCuaa
EsCibo do loB impFes0s 8nviRdoB , do la8
tfrjGtaB ''OsTtifoados de B8lud."
Ell inspector de alimOntoY do San Juan
infoEma hRbsF dsAtFuido una latS de p0EaB,
pEopisdSd de los scFsg. de Luins BnoU,
-InfoFmR Rl miBm0 ofiCiaI hRbOr dG8'
trOid0 27 Iata1 de leCbe, pFopiadad do los
Sreu B. FeFnGndsE y Hno, Marina.
Juan Elias OFag, de Rio Pisdras, de-
nunCie Ol hsCho do exiRtiF una cuadrR en-
mslaB condolences d0ntFo dc unR de Iau
GALES mas impoEtantes dc aqual pueblo.
-MatfaB MuntRneE, de San Juan, re-
mite plRnoT = ospeCifcaCionOs dc obFas de
plOmeFlR que Va & efsCtuaF ca Ia casa No.
3. Gale do MoFOviI.
-EI Inspector VetaRinaFi0, dol OigtEito
luE, MayagieE, infoFma que de oonfoEmio
dad con BU dueho, gaCRi1c6 an Caballo,
pE0piadRd dol sF., jose r. Carbonsll.
Ell 0fiGial de gBnid9d DO Aguada,
ACuBR reCibO do les taEiStas CsRtifCados de
aRlud, que I0 fasGon Eemitidas.
-El Official do uRnidsd de San sebss.
tiGn pida repoEts de estadfstiCaB impEsBs8
para daE cuantR de las snfsFmedads1 CON.
tsgiogRs.
Ell inspector yOtsEinRFio del DistFito
noRts do OuentR de 30 vista de inRpscCi6n
& los cabRIIos do lo8 Sros. r. Gonzales ?
Ramon BSnitoz, de Faiardo.
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dAdoH y obTsB manuRleI dc e8A ClAEo, foe
IN l0mGntAble fEaCREo. Ign6ERB8 todavfR
que pud0 compFomGtOE 10 exiatancia dc
tan impoFtsnt0 induatEiO. PeE0 Af 90 BabO
que Ol din0F0 no 10 snCuentFa cuAnd0 no
10 lG buGCa ? que Ouand0 la8 induBtFiaB
imp0TtGn & aus pEOpioI fundad0TO3 CUatFo'
CiGntAs caFEetadag de pitOg, Lea iDduHtEiaB
no pFOBperan y les Ag0CiRGion0B dGgap8EO.
cen. La isle tisn0 Vig0rOEaB fusntOg do
production en- 10 que 90 Esfi0F0 BUn in.
'dultEiRL HonFadamsntO penaamoB que
eB criminal ds8aCEodiGar nUeatERa indu8'
tEiGG andand0 con elias & puntRpi6B =
NbRndonGndolas, neOiR = pueFilmGnt0, &
lR pTimsTG difculiad 8 l8 pTimsPR diuCoE'
diG ocuTEidR entire ConG0CioR. De 0tF0 la
do, pGFsCs pF0COdsnts que loo GOCioniBtal
de empEega de toda Glaze no olViden Ol CO.
noCidO Sdpgio que RGeguTR que "qWieN
mWckO GbG90G pOeO GpTjetG''. MeiOF GB-B0F
aoCi0ni8ta do una RB0CiAOi6n 6 impuIGaFlG
con AinCeEidAd y entugingmO para llevRElO
Gl tEiunfo, que neF un pOJG'aOOi0njstG dc
cuRtr0CisntaB BoCi0dRd0U, en- ningunR de
lRg Cual0a 10 Gee 0tFR casa que fguEG de-
CoEativR 6 ogtoFbo fguTR nominal que,
con POGO 6 sin niDgdo dineFo, apaFOCo CO.
mo peT80nRlidad dc empujo inRnCieR0
cuRndo en- Fealidad Va jugando On loa asa
res J. negOCio an par de p08staA El
pals nscaaita uinc0FidOd On Eloa negOCioa,
El taller do CoutUFRR do Yauco tiens desda
luGgo & "a 0Fdon nuO1tF0 impaROiAl Ogif.
mule,
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Una GRAN C0MPA-
MA de VaFiedades.
In sI sIeRCO figuTs1 nOtabIss arts.
BGOll IOIIOIa plTs los ''aofUlug'' d Sla Juli.

In el aEenC0 Reoibid0 nor q mHoF Zin.
msRmann, en- el CoEE0o 40 hoy, 10 anuncia
In EmpF0sR Em6nuol D'sRla los niguiOn'
tsB nOtablOs aEtiBtas: >...--
Notable duNtt0 C6miC0 egps 81 "LOS
MODERNIsTAS", procsdont0a de Lon
tOatToG do Madrid, BaTColona, Meiico =
Habana, luiega pFGBsntaci6o, rico VsskuA'
rio. TienGn famoBoB dUettoa bales
ademGs trRen On 50 repertoire eztenao TO-
dos los i timos satEe1on de los HaFmanos
QpintsEO. La bella ModaEniata ha llama
do lR atsnCi6n pOE su hsEmoEuRa.
La paFsis do bAilo 0Bpsil "REQUF.
MA GIL" que como 90 hR viaso por Ia
pEenaa Ultima de MGicO ha hecho gran
RlbOFotO.
81 grRndioso acto do bale y tran for
maCi6n International "LEs SANTANE'
LIES" mRgnifiCO tranHfoEmiGta, Compsti'
dor do FF6goli, hOFmoBO v0SsuaVio = gran
mise On egC8na.
La OOupletiats bAilaEina "LA EsME.
RALDA" que, poF "a hOEmoBuER, sus bai'
lO8 y % sgilidad, ha lIamad0 IR atenci6n
en- todeB lOG p6bliOoa On que 90 ha pGoasn'
tado.
III dustso SANCHEZ MOLGOsA".
tod0 ol FepsFtOTio de zaT2u8Ia, couplota
fFRncessB y CanCiOnes de los tF6picOR. Ella
no tisne igu3l On los CONplsts franCOBsR: be-
lie cara, hsFmogO CusFp0.
Laura Lopez, bhilaFina do range sgpS'
mol, gitans , notable en- sua tapgoB. La
llaman en Ssvilla ''lR FsinR del tango"
En- 81 pT6ximo vapor de NusVa Ym k
IlegaF6n adem6S lRB c6!sbres , hermosss
bailAEinaB CoupIatiBtas hsEmanaB Marsha'-
King; sl ''TEio. CibslOB," monumsntoR isa'
lisncs "IriS," ''AudEOBe," tPalar G. SO fra'
tsli;' laB hsFm2n8B "FlOrencia," REtistaB
tadoB de tAma univsEHal; la psTtja de bui:e
Osps II y, pEoc0dsntS del Olympia = MsEiO'
neg, do PREfs, ola SBtFslla," I6 "BslIa
OATmslA" ? Ru dOms'Wr el maestro Giu6
neE; Ia "ImpeEiO," E0ina del bails clGHicO
flamenco.
La 0mpVsBR CuGnta NdVm6B con 0l 6Ieimo
inventO de Cinsmat0gFAfo m0dslo 1909 do
ls casa PAth6. RpRFStoB que Ost6n llamAn'
do ID atenCi6n poF 90 fiiGza, ClGEidRd ,
pFoCiai6n, con una 0noFm0 CRntidad de p0'
llCulaB coDDistOnts do 10000 metros POE 10
pEonto, todog los 6IGimoB O0tEsnoH do Ian
pRinCipaIG8 CasRR GuR0paag ? que 90 iran
rsn0vAndo poE CAdS vapOE; y con los
"M0FEig HslnOR," gsnts de color del suF
de Lon EatRdoB Unidoa, que tianon famR
poF ana characterization bRileB, y que han
Hamado Ia atsnCi6n GA loo pEinCipaIsa CEN
tFoB do NuavR York, FilRdsItiP, ChiCsgO y
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MOVlMIENTO MARITIME.
Bu0WeS en- DGEeTt0,

BuqtGe8 en- puerto.
GOIetaD:- "EapsEauzR", para N, gus'
bo' ''Ds8eadA" pondi0nte. ''VoIunEad"
para FAiaEdo. "Ps3Elto" para Viequeg.
Ia golota "RopubliC" 0mp0saRf & car
gar el. % de s0ptiOmbE0 On New York aa'
liend0 0l 12d do OOtubrS para San Juan.
KOpOFsS que SO s8peTan.
''PEe8idente", 90 oBp0E@ 0l 25 y sale 0l
mism0 aiR para San ThcmRg CON CaEgR y
paBRjsFos.
"Montovidoo", Dali6 ol is dc Bspsism.
bE0 do Oadis ? llegsr6 Ol % del migmo.
Gl 26 de sSptiOmbEo CoEFiant0 gRIdF& De
NuGvR York para San Juan r. B., OI IT,
pido yRpoE IS. L LuCkembaCh."
Hoy & las z do IR mafiana tom6 puer'
60 81 VspoE CorReO.
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La GRATITUD.

Jules SimOneau, un antique pFopistAEio
do un FsEtauFsut frances, que PEotegi6 &
Roberto Luis StavOng0n On % primOF0 vi
nitA q California. eltG pF6ximo moEir, de
re1ultOD de IN golp0 que F0cibi6 On Ia OB'
pRldG On una CGidR.
simoneau halo 4 stsv0nHon snfoFmo ?
pE6ximo Ii indigshCiR On Mont0rsy-
MGxico-le llsv6 su pEOpiR CaBs , ls
pEop0rCi0n6 todoB los CuidadoB para voIvsE'
10 Ia galud.
StOvenHon nuncR oIvid6 esta bondad,
poE 10 CuAl Simoneau rahuE6 pSgA RIguna.
Una Copia do todoH los libroB que eacribfa
StovenBon 90 10 enviabs & simoReau con
una nots del autoF. EHtoB ibrog 0BeEn al
tSm0ntO Va'OFadoa SimoneRu hR EshuBR'
do vsnder niDguno de sII0u.
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Ia verdadera causa de Ia damaDda

En TeBpuGuba al juicio do divorcio pre-.
Bontado On lB Oorte BupremR de Chicago
pOr ~ OBpouR, Guill0Fmo NolIOr dOCISTA
que loH CRTgo8 do CEueldad ION '0bDurdoR,
ridfouloB inCOnHOisnten" poE Ia FRzjn de
que ella tiOn0 "49 GfioB de sdAd, psuO $50
libEGB, ed fueTts BaludGbls = YObuBta" +,
miOntEls que 81 tiene ga amos, p0HR 12O
librAB, On viejo y d6bil''.
So CasRron 81 5 do MARIO de 1882 en-
WittOmberg, AlsmRnia, y tionsn ninoH.
POIeOn RlgunaB propiedadeB y Ol dOfsnDor
deCIRrR que eHtS Oh l8 tauIR de la demanda.
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No divide 0I ''Popular." "

NusvaB impoEtaCi0nes do fnaB aasncias
de objatos de fantRnfa Rcabs do EaCibiF
0l popular s1tablGCimiautO del sefior Am6
rico sAlagD que Bi0mpFs EsBponds Cumpli'
damOnte al juBtO favor del p6blicO. En-
calgado para damRg Oab8IlOEoT, % inma.
iOFabl9 81 guEtido que % EenusVa cOnntan'
tOmOnta , los 6ltimoB modOIOg dc Paris
, EatadoB Unid0s slla7 hacienda furoP.
PEaoiog. como siampEa aia c0mpatancia.
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Los aoFdoB hacon nscsHario que % ls'
vAnto mucho In voS para que puedAn Or
10 que 30 IaB Dice Ouando IN paEtido po'
IitiOO naCOAita SpSlar en- ~ propaganda al
v0Cslio y C6miCaG, Cuando no brutAleU,
Gx0gsEaOioD0B mentiERD, Cs pOrqus loB
FaTCialGB que 10 foEmAn van moStT 6ndoG0
soEd0s & las propaganda de auB msntOFO8
Los incOrpOTadOS de Ia islR dOben 0ntsn'
der que lnH idOaB 10 prOpsgan poF medic
de Ia PRlRbFG = quS Las propaganda his
t6ricau y fAltaB de ninCeTidad aEruinaD,
ant0s que T0alzSr, Las OgrupaCiOnGB pOlfti'
CAV. Con aBpavientOu no 10 gauan cleo
CioneP. TrStsndo de meter miedo con tea
trsleI aCtitud0I, no 90 va niDguuG pAEte.
Para ganGr slOcCioneU 30 neC0Bitan votoI
Y 10 mas hOnradO , mejOr para obtSnsr'
loI, On Ia conviction.
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ESCUElA MOOELO De RIO PIEORAS.

EI skbadO &C. del oorEisnts 6 Iaa 8 de-
L. mAfisnR, 10 vsEifcar6 en- Rio PiodRau 10
natriCula do l0s alumnoB dc Ia Eaousla
Modolo. A szts fin, 10 DirsceorR, Mias
Susan D. Huntington, 90 hallaRd, & IL ex.
pFeRAda hoFa, on lR ConoOidA con 81 nom.
bEa do "LR Capilla, oall0 del C0mogCio,
d0nda pF0ViHionRlmoDto % altableCsF6n q
30 40. %, So, 70 , So gEadog aOomodGRs
deHa d 10 y 2o en q t0atRo, E
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Do AAlInISIfaslhR.

Avisamos & las persOnas, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ssr&
enviadO, 81 el ayisO que con to.
obieto remit&n, no viene acoml
panado del importe de Ia suS-
oripCi6n, w. -~.-
Esta vale por un trimestrG
&2.25. Por an semestre 4.5O.
PoF IN a6o $500. Pare az
tieiaGla. -.-a--. & ...--~.. i
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PinOhandO y pinChAndo &c pierden las
sIeCcioneH. Aunque 0l d0recho piMebar
Oh muy dudGIO, Cabe penuOT que pinchAE
Bs apliCa aquol que no BAbO haCer triunfal'
mO1tO otFR GoBR.
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gORFpppDr,c n.pA opwOpAr

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENOBAs,
muy Gleganta7 p & nrecioV auu1nrn01fa ND.
t8iC0z, lol aoabs sS FesiI,fr II. Ii01illifl al
JoIsfa EOhayaTrfs. Psi ~. dol avuDfa. :.
ua1snsos Vsnda tambi6n ofDGto1 EGligi0
soA QompRa onVolsuFas DO JGboR 0otasl
Ean=sa1 Juan, Box 21G.
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HOIaudA Onvi6 81 pFonidsntO CA0tEo un
CaAi WltimatUm. No 90 sRbe li eDte jCfs de
Eltado le tomaTk como dlimo 8 como pc
ntltimo doCumento dipIom6tico.
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a 4 JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.

Los dOOtOEsl Oolso BREbola , jose CO
mes BEioG0, contin6an pinehandO & l0B que
ellOB GOnaideran sW Gdyer8aTGO.
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Cab ES De HOY.
Otto dsssstre snffitn
pOFla armada ffaDGGso.
Hizo explosion unO De los glandes
caiun8s a huTdO del 'Lal0uehs-
tTsViIIe"
i # -
FL suess0I del baran III
SternhgFg Ell Washington.
AuHque tO5avfa se'rsgtstran GinGHeR-
ia cases de cdlGIa en- ManlIa, Sc
CGnsideTa dOmiDada Ia epidGmia.

ToI6n, FranCin, soptiambrd 24.-AyeE,
durauts Ell eJerCiCiO de tiro practicable por
ell CRuCsFo LatoMchetrevilLs, hi20 expl08i6n
uno dc IoS grandes cNfionen dsBtF0sandO
ComplotRmanta la toFFO, mBt0nd0 & t0dea
loI que estAbOn sneRTgNd0B de Ga manOjo
6 hiTiendo tEsCe mAEinoB mas, algunOg
do 6Btou gEAvemGnts. Este de8RBtFa gUmR
~ un considerable ndmero do CaHOB pare
Cidou oCuEEidoB On bAECoG dc 10 e8CuOdFs
frRnceOp. 81 uuCOGo hR CRuERdo gran
impression en IoB ofrCuloB nAvalGB do Ia
CiudRd, en- donds pnTeC0 que % atribuye
al accidents dsfOCtog t6oniCog On Ia CONS
truCci6n omplasamisnto de IGg CitadGB
gFandeG piOEAA So pEROtiCaT6 una dGteni'
da inVsatigaCi6n dol hsCh0.
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PORTO RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERvICIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY


sERvICIO EXPRESS TROLLEY
z
Dos dariamne; a m
verdad las ien
de
c. O. cObrar)
CObramOs devolvem deO Fmin
e p@rdida
Sc dan norme tanfas mediane soictud.
TIPOS-1 lb % Ib. 100 lb.
Nuevo rViGO qpae COmpaHfa
del PabeOn del Borque microbes (di de d de OsV
pOres) las $50 a
pueden las amada LIBROSde LLAMADAS
Pabeon del Parque Bornquen Hotel Las Paa nO
ecala los cuales plaza de Ia
s.
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EL gobsEnador Post nfrmG que "la po.
Ntioa de pjnehaT al adverSGrio no cfeota
los pTinOipiOO 9 soto peTjWdsOa & los partidoS
pOlitjoOs." ola CorEOBpondOnciA" donun'
clio una ves sGR CIss0 dc poIftiCs que vivG
'S6empTe SOpLandO'', sismpEe RoplRndo, On
Las bEaZaH de lG1 pREion08 polfticRB para
lsvRntsF lEaSllAmGB de In diacOrdiR d.
fundiF sl inCendio' Qas sUo poTjudicR
lOU pATtidoB pOIfticoD, eB infantil Conce biElo;
porO que 81 doctor OOlao BarbouR y eI doc
tor Gomez Brio1O y otEoH stfioFoI que B0'
CundRn ia politics, no le hRyAn ijado to-
dAvfR On que 81 perp6tuo 8Oplo de "a pro-
pGgOndR gObEe Las PaIions1 polftiCaB, IO'
vAnta IN inO0ndio que 90 & 0llos & quisnO8
primsrSment0 doDtruye, 90 CoaN que nSdiO
sntOnd0Ffa ii 0HOB OOmpNtEiotaI no tuviOr0n
"a faGtidiado 81 pals con GuH tOTpe1 m6to'
doB polttioo8.
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Ea eta fmppsnta i yn1ao napol do.
PEi6dsioa Vioia-6 t2.O % laa l8 Ills (,,n.
gUiatal
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Eferedade de las Was repaoas poiyannene cor
Ell 0del del poderoso Espechco titulado


sS Q
VINO AI.Fa|llAtlA lDNC
y"o d AoSR fass Dc e s So. del
base de Mohualta (cOmbinaeiOn de Ia MOrhuina denas
Dastasco de ThoOPpsina
E AGATiRRA mas elective apidO que existe para
= % -; desapareoer en- oorto tempo tOda Glase l de
cTono narz Fahgs eronica los asdo
2Rogo S5e De osa2 5 s2
~ S P0snts qs sbsgoR ss para au@o6.P HEa P0 s6
primer peodO, renedio obtiene de Victories
de Producndo asonbrO satsfaetoa
oTo nedce0to En- uio Perodo iogrsn obten
erars apaente euracion afortunados pantes
pueda apoya este renedo para hace u efecto
@ tgeerG10os ange g es tan nsnJeEa DTante como % en-
ind;sciPIe esd M n+n en- n % sI 1ITsto
digestiVo % Sscieg dEareS
81 vino "@ORRyAlIA" LGtiens sgada6e oi sa60Emn9 96Ge
tomase rapidamente, ah acon veceS
apetito 81 h desapado acao eXiss eioTa haSe diger
entuP fue del enfeo a Sn don u n
sdd 6ajo s1 SsSa D Il Ia tos dq en-
Gen muosa nOaa iggamente los sudOres
peso de las reanmandose el paeente medida
ejsrce3do beneficial
aPabe uando Fl aFtieuio e tornado e tempo suhcente para
81 ene I'd PredispociOn Ia tuberculosis, cOntacto
aslSte aggn tHbeFcu3sO cude Pues CORE
lguna grippe, enfernedad que deb
las las causa de infection son miles solo Sc requiere ePtyidad
pego, I'd e Ulrc gran pvativo,
ogco pues remedo sempre
gran enemigo ademas h toni6caa
medcaento poque a pTobado que
que sobe eo @ eneD os sspaes & g nntes ] e GR one @
0e e9 anted % I ] ao gad 3 de on 9e o en-
benhechora de tan nombado efcaz especo fsco
DE VENrA EN- ToDAs LAS FARMAclAs.
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Berlin, septismbP0 24.-EI baron v0n
schwArizsnVtsin, smbRjadOH On Toxic, hR
Hido Olegido para IOsmplGzAF OE difOntO
baron stoFnbuTg en- WaHhiugton. El nue..
70 GmbOjadoE OI0m6n hR pEostRd0 imp0F.
tants8 gorViCioB & AlemRniR On Ol puORto
que OCupabB On 10 capital del impsEiO jS'
pon6u. ri FeamplHzAF 8ternbuEg on
Warrington gs oonsideTa como an agC0nBO
do dicho diplomGtiCO que hR Bsguido con
gFandf8imo intOE6I y hsCho buOn 0oopfo de
obBsTvRCionsI en- 81 pr0pio BuGlo japon6I
eI moVimiGnto de lR opinion con motive
do l0R titim0B RConteCimiGntGG TafsTonteB
las Fe'acioneI am6riCooniponRg.
Ntw York, septiembF0 24-LOI mott
OiRs que 20 TsCibsn do 10 capital del OFChi'
pi6lOg0 filipino ION los dc que tOdavfa no
ne pued0 d0E poF extiDguidR nj muCho me-
nos lG OpidGmiG del C6leE0 morb0, PeF0
G0gdn loB miBm0B doBpach0D, GinembaTg0
de que diaEismente B0 FegiBtrRn en- Mani
10 hRnta 30 cRBOB, 90 cree que p0E 10 mGn0Bs
GnEa 70 dominRdO, y 10 rNE6n de clio on que
10 hR l0gTad0 loCalisaFIa en- CiGRtGB g0naB
de lG OiudAd On donds 90 Giguen con eff
COCiG I0B pF0c0dimiOntoB de 1Rnid8d que
de8de 81 principle fuOEon POGO & POGO hR'
Ciendo deCTOCOr Ol RBote.
Warrington, ssptfsmbr0 "a Ell 60
bieTno 0ltudia, con Las notiCiaB que tiene
de MAnilO, 81 problemG do 81 lA fOts blOn'
CO viIitaIa 6 NO 81 puerto dc diCha capital
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-24

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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-16
Animal Oddities.
New York.

The elephant smells. not with his
trunk, but with the roof of his mouth,
which contains nOstril and olfactory
nerves.
When moor hens dive they swim
with their wings, practically lying un-
der water. Most birds that swim do so
with their webbed feet.
The penlophthalmus or walking fish
is found in the south Pacific. At low
tide it crawls over the lonely coral
beaches ON two shimmering, yellow
scaled legs in search of sand crabs.
The marabou or adjutant is a tall
Indian bird of the stork species. At
one meal 1t will devour the whole car.
cass of hare or cat. 1t stands five
feet high, and the expanse of wings is
nearly fifteen feet.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-16

breeding Of horses for individual ex-
cellence of conformation, quality and
action is carried to a greater degree
than In any other state, and, contrary
to popular opinion, the most of the
men outside of the thoroughbred es-
Establishments who make their living
from horse breeding in Kentucky-in
the blue grass counties at least-are
breeding not for speed, but for type.
This has been going on for years. and
for this reason the good, handsome
horses of Kentucky have usually been
appreciated, their history traced and
their descendants accounted for. If
the same careful attention to points
of conformation and action had been
shown fifty years ago by Morgan
breeders in New England and had
there been displayed the same enthu-
siasm for and loyalty to valuable
local type of horses there would now
be no necessity for government aid to
save the Morgan from destruction.
If horsemen in the limestone sections
Of the corn belt had paid less atten-
tion to the speed records of the stall
lions in their localities and more to
their individuality the carriage horse
work of the department of agriculture
would be o,ft of place.
Specific work in horse breeding by
the United States government was
first made possible by the inclusion in
the appropriation act for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1905. of an item
of S25,000 for experiments in animal
breeding and feeding in cooperation
with state agricultural experiment
stations.
The reasons for taking up the
breeding OF carriage horses have been
fully set forth in various publications,
in articles for the press and in public
addresses, but recapitulation here
may not be out of order. Briefly
stated. they were: That carriage
horses are. as II rule, the most valuable
class on the market, that as Il result
of the strong demand the supply was
gradually diminishing and that. not
withstandlng all the importations of
the carriage type from abroad, the
preferred horse was the American
horse. Most important of all, how
ever, was the feeling that steps
should be taken to correct the practice
of castrating valuable stations and
selling valuable mares for other than
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-16

the face" and they are placed to en-
phasize good point-mouth, forehead,
dimple or what you are fortunate
enough to possess in the way of facial
loveliness.
You know. Mrs. Van S. always goes
a style one better. She has mole on
her face that has always been the
pride of her life, so when the patch
became the thing this lady simply en-
larged upon her mole and left the
court plaster. or velvet beauty spot, Sc
verely alone.
Saturday after the show our bunch"
were having tea ut Sherry's, with Mrs.
Van S. as chaperon. While sitting at
table a drop of water from some flow
ers that were handed to her fell upon
her cheek She took out her handker-
chief and daintily wiped the spot.
But, alas, forgetting the enlarged
mole, she wiped it off, too, and gave
away the secret of it's origin. A few
minutes later she excused herself and
returned with the mole once more in
its original shape and siZe-that is to
say, the original size it had been paint
ed. Moral-Stick to the old time meth
cd. Ever most sincerely yours,
MABEL.
New York.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-16

denia. Unsatisfactory Well, TO he
more explicit the gowns for the most
part were In. dark colors both in the
afternoon and evening OF course you
know that in the morning nothing but
the strictly tailored cloth suit is ever
permissible. But the dark frocks had
nothing of gloom about them, for num-
berless rows Of buttons embroidered,
1eweled and bedizened in various ways
gave a festive touch. But these same
buttons contributed comedy part
to some very remarkable costumes
worn by women with right modistic
ideas gone horribly wrong. Yes, in
deed, the horse show proved conclu-
sively to my mind that the semi
empire directoire period has arrived"
Hipless coats and gowns were numer-
ous. on the promenade, and, although
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-12-16
STOCK FOOD FOR PIGS.
Some Experiments With Commercial
and Homemade Feed.

Some Experiments With Commercial
and Homemade Feed.
In a report from South Dakota to
the Experiment Station Record, Wash
ington, the subjoined about stock food
for pigs appears:
In the first Of the two series of tests
reported, which included two years,
five commercial stock feeds with
ground corn and barley were fed In
comparison with ground corn and bar
ley one to one. The feeding period In
the first year covered ninety-two days
and in the second sixty-three days, and
the lots included from eight to ten
cess to rape pasture.
On the check ration the average daily
gain per pig for the two years was
IL pounds, the feed required per pound
of gain $40 pounds and the cost of a
pound of gain cents. On the ration
including stock feeds the daily gain
ranged from III pounds per head to
1.34 pounds, the grain eaten per pound
Of gain from 4.54 to 4.86 pounds and
the cost of a pound of gain from 4.1G
to 4.58 cents.
In the second series of tests corn
meal was compared with cornmeal and
commercial stock feed and with
cornmeal and homemade stock feed,
using three lots of eight pigs each, fed
for sixty-one days. All the lots had
the run Of blue grass pasture in addi-
tion to the grain or grain and stock
feed. The total gain was 514 pounds
on cornmeal alone, 4S3 pounds on corn
meal and commercial stock feed and
551 pounds on cornmeal and home
made stock feed. The feed required
per pound Of gain in the three cases
was 4,91, $40 and 5.11 pounds and the
cost Of a pound of gain 3.S5, 4.69 and
"A cents.
From the above table 1t will be seen
that it required more pounds Of feed
for 100 pounds of gain in this expert
ment than it did for the average of the
lots in the previous experiment. This
can be accounted for from the fact
that the rape pasture furnished a more
succulcnt feed than did the blue grass
pasture.
From the data presented in this
bulletin the reader must draw his own
conclusions as to the value Of any Of
the stock foods tried.
The homemade stock feed, according
to the authors. was made up as fol-
lows:
Gentian, two pounds, cost 80 cents;
ginger, one pound, cost 40 cents; So
dium bicarbonate one pound, cost 10
cents; fenugreek, five tenths of a
pound, cost 10 cents.
Purchase these materials at a drug
store and have them mixed into fine
powders. Then mix with five pounds
Of common salt and twenty-five pounds
of shorts. This compound will cost
about Az cents per pound. For the
pig mix a pound with every forty
eight pounds of grain.