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enga1ado. Que siempre hay frl-
llerias y fraudes en- abundancia,
es cosa que todo ell mundo sabe;
pero rara vez 8 nunca sc encuen-
ira que una importante casa
comercial los cometa, sea cual
fuere la clase de su giro. No
puede haber 6xito permanente de
alguna clase, cuando este basa-
do en- la mala f6 8 engaflo. Los
que intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos y pronto
sufren ell castigo que Sc mere
cen. Sin embargo, hay muchas
personas que temen comprar
ciertOs art1culos anunciadOs por
tenor de ser embaucados Y en-
ga1adOs; especialmente Sc resis-
ten a dar confanza 4 las manifes-
taciones que Sc publican sobre
los m6ritos de ciertas medicinas.
El eficaz remedio denominado Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
es un artlculo que Sc puede COM
prar con tahta seguridad y garan-
tia como la harina, artefactos de
seda 8 algod6n, siempre que pro-
cedan de una fabrica con rec0no-
cida reputation. No nos conven-
dr1a exagerar de manera alguna
sus buenas cualidades 8 repre-
sentarla como con las que no le
correspondent; pero tampoco ne
cesitamos de tai ardid. Els tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene
tod0s los principles nutritivos Y
curativos del Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de
HipOfosftos Compuesto, Malta Y
Cerezo Silvestre, y cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
impOrtantes reactivos medicinal
les, es cosa patente q todo el mum
do. Els de improbable valor en-
casos de Anemia, Insomnia, Mala
Digestion, Afecciones de la San
gre Y los PulmOnes. Gel DR.. E.
Duef1as, de Buenos Aires, dice:
= Tengo el gusto de manifestarles
que he empleadO con excelentes
resultados su preparation en- mis-
enfermOs y en- tOdOs ellOs he OBJ
serVado un resultado altamente
satisfactOrio," En- las Boticas,
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PlRA LA PREsENTE EsTAGI9I.;;. Los 81. mu. 81.

PARA La PRESENTE ESTACI0N.- Los mu- 7
Bhachos de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell problema de la genie
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
dniCOs que han cOrseguidO tener en- su
magnlficO establecimientO el surt1d0 mas
complete de los artGculOs del ramo: ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas- camisetas de
crepe de hilO nj c8recen de las mejores
mediSs para sefioras y ninos as1 como
para caballerOs. COntratos d1rectOs con
fabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
CLOS. No hay quien yea no compIe los los
en- caiitas dos lazos yuma banda, 8, en- ca
jitas de seis lazos; pofemos 9eryiF ~ 0gal7 IL
iuego. Yea ell gran lote de bordadOs en-
cafes cuya realizaoi6n hseemos mos b;onaa menCs
de fantasfa no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian ,LoWn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell pGblico De
gustO necesite- Pida muestras Vlslte
nuestrOs grandes 8lmacenes y seguramen-
te hallara cuantO necesite. P. y. b. 7o4'
Tel6fOnO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan'
Puerto Rico.
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BODEtOS De PARIS.

DOntro de bEsgeB. dfaa 90 Recibsn On oI
PARIS BAzAR Lon nuavoB mOdsloH dc
SembPeE0B adoEnado8 para GafioFaB RCaba
dos do BaliF ca PARIS. Esta CRsa Giens
poF CostumbT9 daP OonoCeE ca e8tR. is!a
10 mas modeFn0 que BRIe en- ests REtfcuIo.
Va 10 gaben Len buenas CIientaa do Osta CO
90, toda ID que nsOsHit0 un aombreE0 do
ultima mode, doba TeBarvsEBe para com
pESElO YER loo modslo8 que FeCibR Gats
0Bta hleCimianto. TGmbion se sUparR an
gugtido general de meFCanCias de L. mas
alta novodsd PARIS BAZAR.-RsdrO
GSatstS FoFfaIaza 27.
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ANUllClO be SuRlSTa
DEPARTAMENTo.DEL MTER1oR


OfoinG del SapeFSntsndente de 0brGs
Pdblieas.- San Juan, p. r. sqptiambFo
%, do 1908. PRoponiCione- an pliegaB Cs.
Rrados para la s6iudicaOi6n on p6bliCa
lubaata del suministro, msdida , 8ntFIga
de 1918 mstFoB CdbiCo1 de pisdrR tEituTa'
d L0tan ntimGEol 2071 y 208) para 10
conservation de In CarEotoEB No. 3, KIN.
1926, sscCi6n Bio Piedrns, Noguabo, as
admitiIsn On cats efcina hRSta lRB 10 O.
m. del die 10 de OctubEs ds 1908, en- quO
90 RbriT6n rdblicRmsnts.
T0doB loB dat0H neCeHaEios 90 daTGn en-
egta 0ieina donds % enCuentFan do mani
fiesta tOdoa lOB doCumsntoH que han de ra'
giE en- la ContEGts podEan TsCOjsr loa IL
CitadoEea Loo mOdeloR de- pTOpoBiCionel que
han de pressntaE.
Ia administration 90 rsHsYvR 81 daHsCho
de TsChazRE oualquiaER todaR Ias propo.
GieionsL-J. J. JimGses, supt. de ObEaB
p6bliGag. 11v.B
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CAMS maa AlanrH,

81 bazar de Ia calla de San Francisco
Bign0 ofrecisndo al pdb'ioo sl MIA BsIsCtO
GuEtido de objstoz do fantasia que pusda
dssosEBe. AdsmGB de los BOmbTsEo1 para
BafiOFag y BSf1oEitag, y OtroB mil objstoB
para damRB = CabRllsToT, tisns IN busn
BuFtido do Camaa. con. todo1 Hus accessories
, de los mas 0lsgautss mOdslog. On gran
BuEtido de Eopa blanca para BefoFaB
y ae1oritas aCabB do FsCibiF para los 6lti-
mos vapeEog , toda -ClRso de pEendas do
0BtR GlRB0 p0eden 0nContERFEs ca "La6 No.
vsdada6''. EBanCias fnag, de todRs mar
cas- , prcOSdsnoiaB. ObjOtoB de toCadoF
PaFSguRB , zombFillRB 90 sncusntERn RlIf
& pFsOios Rin CompaesnGiR.
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InlurOsa 4 los PrOfusora8 10 ndsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA. -Tioao
constants exigtsnciR de lon liguisntol in9
tRumsntos: FIRutinaE, FIn1Eag, TsgCarolaG
Ob0es, Rsquintog, Olarineter, Fagotess,
Violinel, YiolonCslloss OontrRbejoE Man
dOIinRa, BsnduEPiaa, GuitaRPGg, OoTnstino1,
OnoVOnes, TrombonOg, BaEftonos, BombRE.
dinog, HeliOoneg, (bejoq) TEikngulog. Pla'
tillo8 RsdoblAnts1 , Bombol. Metod0E
do s0lfso = para t0dR olaSs do inutgumn'
toL Accessories , m6lioa ca general.
San Juan, p. B. ApaEtado n6m. 216.-
OaIIa de AlIan 81 Sol n6m. IL.
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neCdOla real

Luis XIV lleg6 cisrto pueblo y nali6.
Eonl9 8 ReOibiF los notablos pralididou poE
q Aloalde que Es pTopuG0 pEonunCiaE q
digcUEso % EgglamontoY J ls die: "ssfioE:
AlejandEo Magno. -. TuEb6sa d busn
bombTs j bslbuce6 ,ssflaE AleiandRo
MBgn0 No IOggaba gRliE del atollR'
dsg0 y Ia q1iDta 8 aaxta ysg deIGpetir
10 mism0 ataI6Ie Isis XIV CON astas Pc.
labEaa "Amigo mfo; AleiandT0 Magic
hRbfa comide; , 70 sstoy % ayunRR"
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3. Do AdmlRISiEaeI6Ru

Avisamos & las personals, que
Solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les Ser6
enviadO, 81 el ayiso que con ta-
obietO remitan, no viene acoml
panado del imports de La sus-
CripCi6n,
Esta vale por IN trimestra
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
POr IN a2O $500. Pag0 an
ticjpGdO.
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Do Ia ISne0 de BssomeF.
LITIGIO ORIGINAL

En- N6pOlsB ha smps8adO IN litigio que
pT0mats ger CuFioBo
Un naceFdots de aqueIlR oiudad, duafi9
do regular fortuna, redRot6 an teBtRmOntO
y sl pobFe senior aa olvid6 de fschaElo.
Hijo rsC0nocido dc ls igl0gia, deja tOda 0u-
fortuna sal Papa Feinanto." CuRndo 20
RbEi6 sl tOAtRmento no habf8 Papa.
Hsbfa mueYtO Leon XIII , Rin no co.
tabR Olegido Pic x. Ls+Ouria PeClamR Ia
hOFenoia; peEo lOG paEientsB del ouRs no
quiOEan 8oltaFla, , RRguyen que, faIta dG
PontffiCO, Bon slIoB los haF9deFoB
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lMMcllnR Gen ERIL

goNsEJOs A Las MADREs. ri Jarabe
ealmante de La Eeflora WinslOW debe
usarse siempre que los nihOs estan en- eI
periodO de la detenci6n. Proportions ALL
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, produ-
dolor 81 angelic despierta muy vivO =
Alegre Els muy sgradable 81 paladar,
salna al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, haee
HciIes la funcionen del est0magO y regnla
los intestinos. Els el mejor remedlo como
sidO para la diaFreR va prOvenga esta de la
dentici6n de eualquiera otTa eausa.
Tenoase muchO cuidado en- pedir ell ''JaTa-
90 Calmatne de Ia SeflOra WinslOW": 90 el
hneioF de tOdOs "
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ROPA PARA NlnOs,

P. sohira y Co, San Juan P. B. PIA'
So principal , San Francisco 80 antss Far
maCia americans. SO RcabS de impoTtsF
an complete BuRtido do PopR hsCha para
o,bRlIsFog, jOvsnes y nifog, en- casimiF =
teIRa lavRblGB. Trsj0s- de- casa para nifioB
deu6a 30 CentAvoB, LlGmGdOs ROmptrS
So da'paChan OEdenes poF CorEOo Pre-
CiCR ain c0mpetancia.
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OTRA BOlA.

So CORE dsBds ayar CON inUiGtancia el
EumoR do que OisTto funOiOnaEio ptibIico
do elsVado cargo pPobaF6 8 meior dicho,
9st6 digDuest0 4 probaPla aI pIib!iOo do
Puerto Rico que ei m.ior medic da prspa'
TaEaB9 PARA 81 gobieFno propio es obliRar
Bug eBp0gas uEaE mfqufnaa para C0aeF
laB que vends plaSos daado so C6ntaVon
usmanaIGg. "El Cielo". EI'gsbiOEno del
pueblo DO impone.
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81 nomb de b1illsntp, qua 90 cuBndo tie
ne uDR gupaHfCiG pIanR ca "a pgTta supa'
EiO'; ross, que 90 Cuandos 90 o0nEieEt0 Ga
un pOliadEo dc tEi&ngulOB 0qulGteFog, ter
minando On punta; y tsbla, tfguER que 90
len do Cuando gFusao sg POGO CompaEado
con 10 BupelfCie, CFso que qusdaReig Bstis'
fechol peFo para que 10 eaf6ia m6g, dire
qua si mRy6T diamRnte hasta ahoRa como
Cido es el que Huu gfb5itoB del TFnngYaal
h0n FGgaladQ Eduardo VII do IUgla'
terra.
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CHARLES WERE, CoEEador Dc adua.
na, COniEionisGa 0n general. Agents dG
IRg aCEodftadRa ceEvsEag VsE0RE y
"L0WEN BRbU" alemRnag. AgGnte elp8s
CiGl para Puerto Rico ds ID Con0Cida ffoEi'
@ dc liooEss s'NARIE BRlZARB' } dc. Loo mis-
RCT0ditad08 Vino8 de BuRd00a. AgntGl
general de 10 gran f6bFica intoEnaCiona.
do ConBsRYaa "L.a Goleil" Ma inog, de BSl.
giCa. OfCinaB TancR ndmoRo I. TaEeGo.
no 81. Box 228. PE0nitud, baEatuRa J
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LTNRA FERREA DEL oEsTR.

tinerariO.-salidas de Bayam6n y oapi-
sal simultaneamenta
Dias IabOrabIes. s.-Mafana 6, 2 O5, $50
As 11.00. Tarde Is. 1.45u S.I5, Abs, 5.45.
Dias festivos.-Manana 6,7.O5, $50 9.45
y IL. TRrde l2.15 $50, 2 so, $50, 4,S0 8,
46 y $50.
BilIetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Oata1lO Bayam6n, ida y vueIta IA. Clase
25G a.. clase 18G. De Bayam6n OatafiO y
yuelta IA. clase 15G, "a. clase I0e.
Billetes Ordinario de Capital OataiiO en-
Ia, Clase centaYOs.
BaYam6n 19 de 8eptismbra de 1905
Ramon VaIdaa.
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-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy OleganteB y 6 precioI sumamenta mo-
COZ, loH acRbR dc recibir La Tisndita do
Jo1Ofa Echavarrfa, al lado del RyuntA
miOnto. V0ndO t&mbi6n afoctoB rOligio
Hol OOmpEa 0nVoltur8B do JRbOn Oots.
R0n --SRn JuRn Box 216.
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Fl. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jon6 Is.
OomprA y venta de muebleB en- general.
80 hGCen prsBtsmOH dc dinsro sobFo pFsn.
dGI de orc, plata = pisdTRB prscioBAH. Sc
CompEan prOndaU antiguag , modeFnaI. So
oomprR y veode plRtR = orc deterioTado.
ConBtsnte existenci0 de musblOs, & tipo
sCon6micoA BARRAs DE CATRE.
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A OOMPRAR MADERA.-Lu Com.
p0f5tG Industrial de SantoEroe (San Juan
Box 657) tisne on class dc primerS q pre-
clos Tin CompetsnciR, IN complete Burtido
para construction de Casaa. MoldurRB dc
todOG tamafiOI. TAblillaS para psrBianaG
DOp6sitoE. San Juan fFoDte 81 muGllO
ndmOrO 2, SAnturos Stop. "a. TOl6fonoB
A26 1880 o
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Ell MEJOR RON.-Los uflors8 AL
vATez heTmanoB,, dol ComeTCio do eBts pIa
20, Contindan Esoibisndo grandes psdidoB
del RCRsditRdO pToduCto Ron San Lstis,
que hR msrscido la mejor acsptaoi6n del
pdbIiC0. No Contiens BustanciaH nocivRB
, % "vi,jo" de vsFdad, ain mixtifoaCionos
nj AditameutoB peyjudicialeI la ualud
No 10 olvideiS, "Ron San Lula" CalIO do
San JoR6 CASA uRfiorss Alvarez hsrmaDou
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ZINC INGLEs ACANALAD O.-Usado,
en- buenas condolences, Sc vende una par
tida como de 200 quintales, q preciO modl-
co. InfOrmar6n,
8v.s. guce80re8 de L T?2Eanaa q Comp.
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ENTIRE los comprsdoreB de rslOie1 &
plREoG On lG joyeria de F. KshIhshu %
% EOgAla IN rsloj "Walthsm" uamanal'
mOut0, La Ultima BsmanR obtuvo uuo el
Bocio senior JoE6 Maria Fernandez de San
JuRu.
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JULIAN SILVA S1s Justo IS. San
Juan p r, MuebleEfs en- liquidaci6n,
pEOCioG sin oOmpGtsnCia, psTo al Contado.
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SE VENDE. - A un kil6metrO de la ciu-
dad de Mayaguez y la Orilla de la carre-
terra que COnduce de dicha ciudad las Ma
rGas, una finca rtistica COmpUesta de 45
cuerdas de TERRA de altura y bajura, fnca-
tales, con su hermOsa casa habitaci6n, el
que ia interese dir1jase su duenO don
Juan Torrellas en- Ia Quinta Emilia.-8O v.
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AL RECIBO DE SO envi0moB &
vuolts dc Oorr0o un EelOi Elgin garantizR'
do pOE diez amos, , pOr SO EOmitimoH uno
mRECa WRlthRn. - +. RehrhGhm, San
Juan r. R. @.p
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.Movinlienlo ItiInO.
Entradas del eeteriOr,

Eatradas del eateriOr.
De Santa Cruz, gOlota ing. Lettio M.
Hardy.
De Canariau vapor s.panol Montividso
De Ia costa.
Vapnr amer. Julia Lukenbaoh, goleta
Carmen y bslandEo BntuEiasmo.
Salidaa para a. saterior.
PaEs ID HabAna J osoalau, VapoE enba
no JuiiR. Para NsW YoTks vApoT RmeFi.
Oano Julia LukanbaCh. Para NaW York,
gOl0tR americana T. w. Dam.
Para Ia costa.
NiDguna.
Buqusa en- puerto dol e@teriOT.
Peruio Corwoll pondiontP.
OaEaCags i'd
Thomas O. Junnoll id
OnRWsi id
May V. Neville i'd
Letti0 NJ. Hardy id
CostanerOs cargamdO.
Daseada Nnguabo
Encarnsei6n FajaEdO = HumaOaO.
Pr0gTGg0 YRbuC0R.
Ramos OaYgando
BNqWes anWmoi1dOs,
Vopor sypaHol Miguel Gallagt saldFy
de BaTcsloDR eI de Octubrs con doBtino
& CanaRisg, Puerto Rico , Cuba.
VapoE espaf1ol Miguel M. PsnilIov, co.
li6 do BRIcsIonR 81 "a del ooFEienta con
dsHtino s CanaEiaa, Puerto Rico Cuba
Vapor fronC6B QuabsC. Del 8 RI dsl
entrante m0g, EeCRlHFG pr0oedsnte dc Euro
pa = ST. ThomaR en- viajo para Puerto PlR'
tR , esCalaR,
~ VnpoH alamdn PFoHidant. Hscis al 5
del pE6xSmo OctubEa llagsE6 do So. Ths-
mas, Bigui0nd0 para sant0 Domingo y sD'
cRIAg.
Do Ia ENeG de BsWWeF.
GoIeta americana HsrbePt FuIIeT. Sal
dF6 do NGw Yolk para este puerto Ol Is
del coFTientP.
GoIsts amoricauR Republic. EmpszaTS
' & oaEgar en- New York para o8tN i8l0 81 %
del CoEEiantO.
Golsts americana AugugtR W. Snow.
SRli6 dc New York 0l del C0TEiOnt0 di
F0CtRmGnt9 para este puerto.
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Sc NECEsITA UNA CASA. Para 8
hOmbres, solos, Sc desea una casa de altos
en- esta ciudad, de valOr 85 $40. No hay
Difio. Dirigirse al P. 0. Box. 142. ". 8.
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SE NECESITAN empleadoI para fOtO-
grafia, con cOnOcfmientOs en- ell retOqUe de
negatives practi a en- ell taller. Para in"
fOrmes dirigirse a la FOtOgrafia artlstica de
Luis FerrerRs. MRYagueZ P. r. 15 VS..
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Para ID HAbAna J ssoalaR, VspoF Guba
no JuliR. Para NtW York, vhpoF RmeFi.
Oano JuliR LukanbaCh. Para NaW Yelk,
gOl0tR americana T. w. Dam.
Little Falls herald., 1908-07-31
His Pleasant Expression.

Discussing the training of dogs at q
recent club meeting an authority or
CANNES said: Yes, training is an art
The simplest appearing of canine per-
formances is, properly understood, a
difficult thing. 1t looks easy. but it is
hard, and thus it is like the man at the
photographers. This man, sitting for
his portrait, said impatiently to the
artist, We'll, have l got now the pleas
ant expression you desire? Yes, thank
you said the photographer, that will
do nicely Then hurry up growled
the man. 1t hurts my face.'"
A Slander Resented.
he could not stay away long from
the abode Of his ladylove and called to
make inquiries about her on one occa-
sion. She had charge Of the dairy, but
her master answered his timid knock.
s'How is the milkmaid?" asked the
bashful one faiteringly.
But the farmer angrily replied as he
shut the door in the strangers face:
"Our milk isn't made. It's got from
tie cowv-Pearson's Weekly.
Little Falls herald., 1908-07-31
THE FINE WAS PAID.

G. E. Edwards, alias Thompson. a
travelling photographer, who was
arraigned III justice court Thursday of
last week Oh complaint of Robert
Kaestner, charged with using obscene
and threatening language, was found
guilty Of the charge and fined S. and
costs, amounting to S32, shortly after
six o'clock that afternoon. w..
He did not have money on his
person wherewith to pay the fine and
costs Of the case at the time, and at
first said he would appeal the case.
Later, however, he asked to be
allowed to go and get the money to
pay the fine, and his request was
granted. Taking advantage of this,
he left the city without paying even
SO much as his attorneys fees. When
the young fellow failed to snow up
and square himself with the re-
presentat1ves of the law, the
authorities began to look him up.
The result was that on Wednesday
Sheriff Long brought Mr.. Photo
grapher back to this city, and he was
given the choice of either paying up
or serving it out behind the bars.
Things did look real bad for Edwards
and he pleaded for liberty in seven
different ways, but without success.
Finally the manager of the Twin City
Photo company, for which the man
was travelling, telephoned that his
company would stand good for the fine
and costs, whereupon Edwards was
given his freedom after receiving an
excellent lesson.
Little Falls herald., 1908-07-31
JUSTICE COURT

The case Of State of Minnesota VS..
John Foldinski, Joseph Nowak John
Grodnetzke, Anton Polak, Joe Polak,
Theodore Wiherski, John Nowak, and
Frank Kurowski, Jos. Trutwin COM
planning witness, in which defendants
were charged with using obscene
language, throwing stones, and other
wise breaking up a party, came up
before Justice Gerritz's court Tuesday
afternoon. Five OF the defendants
were present, the others having gone
to work in the Dakotas. A change of
venue was taken to Justice Gaudet's
court after which the case was dis
missed, on motion Of states attorney,
as 1t became apparent that the COM
planning witnesses were also at fault:
John Rassier, who, at hearing
Saturday before Justice Gerritz,
pleaded not gully to the charge Of
breaking into the pound and liberat-
ing his horse-which the poundmaster
had run in, having caught it wander
ing about the city-changed his
plea to guilty Tuesday, and was let
off by paying the costs Of the proceed
ings .-
Little Falls herald., 1908-07-31
THE USE OF SAWDUST MADE IN
TO A KIND OF FLOUR IN
MANY EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES.

St. Cloud Times: Sawdust Is one
of the puzzling wastes in numbering
operations. The waste is serious, too,
for the kerf-the part cut out by the
saw IN the mill and transformed into
sawdust-always bears a rather high
ratio to the boards obtained, In cut
ting thin stuff, one fourth of the log,
OF even more, may be kerf.
Efforts to turn sawdust into pulp fol
the paper mill have usually been un.
successful Of mechanical difficulties in
handling. In several European coun-
tries, however, a new way has been
found of turning sawdust to account.
The sawdust, chiefly pine and fir, is
ground with milestone, exactly as old
time mills made cornmeal, or wheat OF
rye flour, Expensive machinery is
not required, but 1t is necessary to
take special precaution against fires
which might start from sparks be-
tween the millstone
The sawdust -four is sold to the dy-
Mantle factories to be mixed with nj
troglycerine and form the body or alb
sorbent for that high explosive. 1t is
also in demand for the manufacture of
cheap blotting paper. The mills in
the Harz mountains, in Germany, an
important manufacturing center, are
kept busy meeting this demand.
The price of the -four in Germany
ranges from ST. SO to $12 so ton. 1t
is shipped in bags, like meal. or in
bales Of about 40 cubic feet, made by
means of high pressure.
Little Falls herald., 1908-07-31
COME AND GONE

Mrs. Ed. n. Ebert left Wednesday
for her new home in Brainerd
Chas. Artinoski left Wednesday for
Superior, Wis, after a visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Bacon went to
Burtrum by team Wednesday,, where
they will visit about week before
returning to their home in Kimball
Miss Sylvia Gendron left Wednesday
for an outing at Lincon.
Miss Madge Parks, who was visiting
with relatives in Elk River, has
returned home.
- Mrs A. NJ Dow. who was visiting
with her son at kirhoven, returned
home Tuesday.
T. H. johnson visited in Staples
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. NJ E. Barnes went to Motley
Wednesday for few days visit.
Miss Anna Elyig, who was visiting
Little Falls herald., 1908-07-31
9GSI a'

q Edward McSYs, who, with her
'husand and child drenl,, had only
recently moved from from South Dakota, toi
q farm which they had bought near
Foley, Benton county, was lost in a
swamp near the farm last Sunday
afternoon, and could not be- found until
the next morning, according to St.
Cloud paper. On Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. McSve and children
had gone on a tour of inspection about
thier newly acquired farm. A storm
came up, and Mr. McSve hurried to
the farm buildings to see that certain
articles were under cover. Mrs.
McSve told the children to follow their
father so as to get home before the
heavy rain, as being lame she could
not walk very fast. She finally lost
her bearings and wandered into a
swamp, which is about one mile wide
and three long. Although Mr.. McSve
and neighbors searched for her all
night, no trace of her could be found.
In the morning the services of the
man, who sold them the farm, were
solicited, who, after thorough
search, found her in the swamp in a
stupitied condition She was taken
home and will recover.
Little Falls herald., 1908-07-31

irelI 8 maclin MOI
So A1lsss Maggie Held and Mics Francis
oehlichf have gone to Casselt ton, "
~. where they will work until
harvest and thfeshing IS over.
1gnatius Wand erhaar, cashier of the
German State Bank Of st. Michael,
Wright county, MINI, arrived here
last Saturday evening to visit with his
mother, his brothers and sister and
his many friends He formerly was
assistant cashier of the bank Of Pierz.
Last Sunday afternoon A. P. Stoll
ana =. p. Gravel Of Pierz made their
tlrst trip to Onamia on the 500 con-
structlon train. They returned Mon
day in company with Henry Goulet,
the Onamia hardware merchant, who
was on the way to Little Falls.
Henry Trachta Of Muenster, Texas,
arrived in Pierz to visit with relatives
ana schoolmates of former years. His
father, Frank Trachta, formerly
owned the farm now known as the old
Gerwing place. About II years ago
he sold the farm and moved to Texas
with his family where he died
several years ago. Henry was 10
years old when his family moved to
t Texas. VIM. Earle of Cincinnati,
Ohio, a friend of his, whom he met in
/ st. Louis, Mo. came with him to
/. Pierz. They will stay here week OF
/ two, then continue their travelling tc
the Dakotas, Montana, Washington,
California and make an extensive triI
through Canada. They may return
and make Pierz their future home.
Jacob Meyer, our north end butcher,
hauled seven calves to Little Falls the
latter part of last week.
John Nolden, formerly of Madison
Wis, is here in Pierz calling on ole
friends from Dane county, Wis.
Winter rye is good crop this year
1t will all be cut by the time this
issue of the Herald reaches it's readers
Barley, which is also partly cut, il
not quite so good, but will yield fair
Haymakers are at work now ani
tame hay is all cut and stacked. Ou
farmers are now cutting wild hay
AS we are informed wild hay will
not be a very good crop this year, tn
meadows being partly under waite
last spring.
| Mrs. Math Nelles has been operated
on for appendicitis in the hospital a
ST. Cloud. Mrs. Nelles is a daughte
of Geo. F. Hoffman of Pierz.