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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15
Crusade AGAINST Rats.

The crusade against rats, started
in Denmark some years ago by Mr..
Zuschlag, distinguished civil engi.
neer of Copenhagen. is becoming
worldwide. Mr.. Zuschlag estimates
that the mere money loss from rats
amounts to $4,000, 600 annually in
Denmark alone. In the United States
it probably amounts to $50, 600. 600 an.
nually. But the rat. like the mosqui-
to, has been found to be prodigious
spreader of disease. In Denmark it
has been found that the rat is the
principal agent in spreading trichnos-
is, a fearful disease. very common
and nearly always fatal in those
countries where fresh pork is eaten.
Wise men point to the fact that the
plague which devastated England
during the Middle Ages and again
during the day of Defoe was intro
duced by the black rat which. in the
last hundred years, has been exter-
by the brown rat, but as the
men of science ask. "How do we
know that the brown rat is any less
dangerous to the human race than was
his predecessor of fearful memory,
the black rat?" Further, scientists
assert that a brown rat, or at all
events a very brownish looking rat,
enjoys but i'll repute in India, where
he is popularity regarded as the victim
of the flea which communicates to
human beings the poison OF the
bubonic plague which it extracts from
rats. Mr.. Zuschlag points out that il
the people will take the trouble to
pass law through their representa-
tives granting a premium OF one PEN
ny to everyone who brings in dead
rat they will save collectively seven
and five pence. or nearly two
dollars on that particular rat for each
year of its natural life it is prevented
from living.
1t would seem that both the finan-
ciaI and bealthful welfare of mankind
should demand the complete extermi-
nation of the rat. There are prob
ably eighty millions of them in this
country, but they can be practically
destroyed ii the proper means is
adopted. Both the financial and
physical welfare of the people demand
that this shall be done. Northwestern
Christian Advocate.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15

| The grocers will have more woes if
a recent decision of the Polk county
court is upheld by. higher tribunals.
The decision states even though the
original package containing adulterat.
ed foods is SO marked, nevertheless
the retail packages sold to the con-
sumner must also be marked in such a
manner as to indicate what is within.
This is very interesting and it i'm
madiately opens up large field.
Will the grocer then be obliged to
mark retail lots of bulk molasses con.
tanning glucose. vinegar containing
acetic acid, both of which are marked
but neither of which has the retail
package marked? If the decision ia
upheld the grocer will have to be
more careful than ever and in the case
of vinegar will have to have printed
labels which they Will be required to
put on all jugs and receptacles hand
ed in by the customers to contain the
product and setting forth that vinegar
contains acetic acid. Thus the trou-
bles of the retail man are increased
again. The Des Moines instance is
the test case and the dealer was
brought up for selling lard. The lard
was contained in large package on
the counter. The crock was properly
labeled that the lard was 80 per cent
pork lard and 10 per cent beef fat.
Persons asking for lard were supplied
from that package. The small pack
age wrapped up for the customer was
not labeled. The department conten-
ded in the suit that if the grocer was
allowed to do what he could, as legal
Iy could he have the bulk package of
lard sitting under the counter or in
the Darkroom where no one could see
the label.
The pure food department is insist
ing on strict construction of the law
as the only means of protecting the
public. 1t is contended that people
have right to know what they are
paying for. A label on the bulk pack
age more often than not would be of
no service whatever to the public for
more often than not the customer
would not see the package from which
it was taken.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15

Leslie M. Shaw, former secretary of
the treasury, may undertake to reor-
ganize tie First Mortgage Guarantee
and Trust Co. Of Philadelphia, and
may assume the presidency of the in
stitution as soon as the details of re.
organization shall have been per-
fected. The company makes spec
ialty of guaranteeing the principal
and interest On mortgages and until
recently conducted general banking
business. Mr.. Shaw is expected to
bring into the affairs of the company
new capital and new men. as we'll as
new methods.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15
A Woman Tells How to Relieve Rheumatic
Pains,


have been a very great sufferer
from the dreadful disease. rheuma-
tism, for a number of years. / have
tried many medicines but never got
much relief from any of them until
two years ago, when bought bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. /
found relief before I had used all of
one bottle. but kept on applying it
and soon felt like a different woman.
Through my advice many of my
friends have tried it and can tell you
how wonderfully it has worked. -
Mrs. Sarah A. Cole, 140 s. New ST.,
Dover, Del. Chamberlain Pain
Balm is liniment. The relief from
pain which it affords is alone worth
many times it's cost. 1t makes rest
and sleep possible. For sale by Eng
bertsOn's Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15

The Iowa Railroad company. with
offices at 1911 Association building,
Chicago, proposes to construct a line
of electric railroad from Waterloo to
Perry in Dallas county with branch
from Story City to Ames. At the last
named point connection will be made
with an existing line, giving access to
Des Moines. The line will do a
general passenger. freight, express
and mail business.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15

Fresh lot of formaldehyde just in
for treating seed grain and potatoes.
Make your crops secure against smut
aud scab. Brunt q Parman, drug
gists. 1872
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15

Whenever you feel uneasy in your
spectacles don't hesitate to call and
see us. always glad to help you. II
no change is necessary we will tell
you. M. J. Soukup. Jeweler and
Optician. 13tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15

g. l.. Bailey, painter and paper
hanger, 1l3 Winnebago st. 14tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-15

Do your Easter trading
at our store. We show
the largest variety Of de-
pendable Merchandise
under one roof in Winnie
shiek County, and we are
confident that we can
please you.
K. I. HAUGEN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01
Gran aIb0r0t0.

Aver & les cuatEo do la tRrde H0 foFm6
40 gFupo dc mas de tEeB mil psYBonaB, CO.
Erisndo detr6s de un indiViduo gus enEs'
nsbH un Objsto que llamAbR ls atonCi6n
del p6bIico. CuRndO loB perusguidorOB =
81 perSeguido llegGEOn l8 plasR do az
mas, eHts Batisfz3 ls cuEioBidad Pdblica !;
0nHenEndOleI no tEajs do los que v0nde
"LA PAlmeEana" do j. Piera8 = Go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01
EN- La MANSION {.
gECUTIvA.
Ell gobsrnadOF Post haCe imP0ItantGs
manifestations TsfsTsntss a Ia
SeSi6R EYlraOHtinaria.
TOda Ia costa Sur te1dra gTantss
VsntajaS aSsgurandO un sistsmB
de TiegO.

El gobsEnadOr Post cslsbF6 hoy una
dstsnida intsEeganta confsFenoiR con los
"fspoEtsrs" con R0gpsCt0 & Ia c0nv0CatoPiR
que para una BsBi6n extrREdin8Fio hace 6
Ia LegialatuFa J Guya PrOClRmR publiCA'
mos on OtEo lugaR de "LB Correspondent.
Cia."
ga laB 10 de- lR mafiAnB del 8 de So
tiambEs-dijO el gobsEnadOE-so ha fiiRdo
pRFG 10 reunion extFAoFdinOFis de la LG'
giNlaturR gegda la pFeasnts PEoclam8. En-
Raa ssAi6n % tFAtaFG de lB OusBti6n del
EiPgo en- 10 costa Sur de ls iSlR. ri objsto
do estR session 90 Gl de CompletaE los tFaba'
igB q. deBds hSO9 an ailo = medic 90 vienen
EealizSndo para RdOptaE un plan de Fieg0
On la FefsridR costs. Ell punto fa6 tGatadO
pOr la LggislRtuFR de 1902, = dsBds 90
tonCsg trabAiaRon los iDganieEos ca los o.
tpdioH bsjo 81 punto dc Wits de COnBtFuO'
clones y dem6B do lG pREte t6GniCa del
plan. Va OIt6n GB0B eBtudiOg On OOndiCio'
nsH de daEBs & conoc0F & 10 LegiglRtuFa,
para llsvaE t6Emino 81 pFoyOCto On 10
que Bu paPt0 economical, realization def
nitivR 10 trRtR."
$50 trAtG de dRr Ogua los terrenOB
compensation en- Ia gran ComGTcR de Pc.
tilIaB Ponce. Tod0 Ol mundo aAb0 10
fllta do agu8 para fneB sggfcoI0n que allf
90 Guffe y laB p6rdidRB cRuBadaH tOdoB los
agEiCultoreu. El plan de rieg0 Eesult8
0con6mico. En- lOa pEimORcs IN 10 = Beg6n
Io8 c&lCulOB hsChsE, 81 OOEt0 de fscilitGr
sl gguR Eufciante para Sl EiegO de una
CuerdR gerG de s Is Cads sfio, ? BFg6u 20
vays AmortizAndO Garital intSEsBeB, BoE6
mas bSjo aquel COnto. DsBpu6s que eB'
ten amoTtisAdoH en- totaIidAd los bonoS, 30
lRments hRbr6 que GOat0neF lO8 gaHtos dc
entretsnimi0nt0 eItoB ssrEn EelativamGnte
muy psquefiog.
"O6lCuloB, loB mas GpToxim8doB, hRosn
Cra0E que con el BiStemR en- pT0yeCtO 90
podE6 obtOoeF aufci0nts Fiego para 80. 900
CuerdaB d ctfi3.
Hay 0tF0 punto impoFtsnte. 80Iamen-
to psgaF6n los gaGtos de s8e plan loB teHFe
nos que utilicen 30 bsnefcio. Los du. II 10
de log tsrFenoB del diStFito en- dondO % OBJ
t0Ogan los bsnsfoioGdsl Eiego B0r6n los que
BoGteDgan aus OArgaB y gaBtols y no ol reHtO
do lR ialR que nada t0ndE6 qus psgOF."
"LoB l1mite1 del diBtrito dc FiOeo BeF6n
fjado8 poF ana ComiHi6n e8pBOiGl que de-
IignaE6, bisn ontsndido que la LegiBlAtuTG
sB qUien daheE6 RCeptaE no elte plan milo
dol n0mbFRmientO dc eSs C0miBi6n, lR que
90 CompondPfa de miem0RoG, OlloB poF
10 m0noB EeBidentSs en- I0B ComRFCRB que
han de BsF EVgSdaD y quo no tSngan inte'
res muy dirscto en- 81 sBunto."
(HGGae Ia edSiOn de mQR1N0].
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01
De TRIBUNALES.

Vi6BO eBtR maf1AnR, antS la Bacci6n 90.
gundR de lR CoEte de Distrit", 10 exoep-
Ci6n previR de defsCt0B dc parties demands.
dRdRB, poE no inclnir On ls demRndR de
JoG6 JGtdU PeUqueTa contra JoR6 T. Silva
& t0daB las perIonGI que Compouian 10
Csmini6n liquid0dOrA do los bisnsS de 10
quiebES de Leonardo IgOFRvidez, enCaTga
do dc cumpliF el ConvsniO GpEobado Ol 4
de AgoHto de /. .884, mRndado & Cumpl;r
por g0nt0nCiB de IS do FebE0Fo de 1 887.
En- lR d4manda 90 pide que 10 ComiBi6n
EeCiba CusntR y 0ntTsgus los biOn01 del
qusbrRdo q GuI RCFOsdOF0I, que sDtimR el
dOmandRntS On dos miIlonoB de pesos.
La exception % fonda en- que tambi6n
foTmRban paEts de 0aa Comisi6a IoI q tiiors1
AndE6S CEOsAs Francisco BlaRt6n, LBuPea.
no Vega , julian e, BlAnoO y no 10 len
Ggmanda,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01

Por inioiAtivS del gObsFnadoE, "a Convo'
CO uuR reunion en- Ponce, lN OuRl OonCu.
TTieron Iog Concc8ionaTioB de tomas de
sguR On lR region sur do Is isla; con sl fin
de dirimir de plano = COnvnni0ntemente
sin leBionRr derechos Adquirid0H Rl RmpATo
do IL Icy.
EstO, noIdsia de COZ an augurio para ol
6xito do tan bonefcioGo lGudable ideal,
sRr iadaG Las difsrsnCiAg BuFgidaI, con lige.
r. GBcepci60, mediante ID valioHR intsEvan.
ci6n inauBnCiR dc Mr.. Post, que tan
inBpiEado 10 muentrG en- que diChG obER no
Oufra Ia menor interruption, nj diIaCi6n On
BuB tEAbSjoI pTepAFatoEi0B al tfscto.
En CuRlquier CIRCUMSTANCES de la vida
ca q IN hOmbE0 pFaotique el bi0n,no care
CO te gloria =, msa Gdn, en- cumpi'
misnto de 90 dOber 10 hRce 81 primer ma
giAtradO de pn pals cuyoB deBtinoB Eige,
coopsFando Col0ctivRments, no tBD solo Ol
meiorRmiento presents, Iino tsmbi6n E 10
futuHo. Los veFdRdeFoB fl6gofoB posean
doble vistR, poEque AlCRnzRn q leeF 10 ins'
critic ALA On 81 lejano hoTiz z9nts do 10 poT.
vOniT; Sin dudR, IeI gufS lR TR26n p0r Ell
BsnderO do lR veFdAd, del progFGBo y do lN
libertad = sl oFdOn.
Lo CompHusba tl vRtiCinio del muy iluB'
ire pRtEiCio don Roman BRldoriotY de
CRGtro, que con ah3s de RntelaCi6n Anun,
clara 10 gran Teforma BoCial-l8 Nbolici6n
de ls sBcRvitUd-qus 10 Oper6 Gn Brazil
con poatsEioEidRd,
La actual genGERci6n pUeItoEriquGfl2,
agrRd0cidR como Has venideTGB, couAignG'
r6 On p6gina de honor de nueltFA hiHtoEiR
contemp0rGnsa, 81 nombre de BuB bsnefAo'
torres que viviE6n On lR poBtsFidGd y re-
cusTdo sincere de grAtitud y E0conoCimien'
TO bion mercedes.
No O. que los natives ls8 sec EepUlsivo
la labor Lea grRndeB iniCiRtivsp; no, puOs
10 evidonciR la fundaCi6n de tACtoEfOB a8u.
caEoEGB y 81 amsritRdo canal de EPgadfo
que nos ocupS empFesag aCometidaD p0F
0caudRIadou pueTtoTEiqutnoE, en 90 mayor
paTte.
Por regla general = eooD6micRmenta hR'
blnndc, 10 gran mRyoTia dc nueatV0B hRbi'
tanteu, tiOn0 aufoi0nta cultura = no mOnOs
OBpiraCion0g, pOE0 sin FeCuEgoB fnRnCieROB
con que pFobaF 0l mund0 civiIisGd0 %
deRAo de labOr0E un bisn egtaF TiBUefOien
"a patria poE medic del tFabsjO hOnERdc,
que Iss poDga cubieFto de Ia indigenous
= msndicidSd. POGO impOEtan laU ViEtu'
des enumeFadaB, Bi 30 CREaC9 do R0OuEB0B
matoEialeg con que EsaIiERRlaE.
EO de Eigor ConvoniE que ID mousdG
efOCtiva en uniVeE8alm0nt9 un0 de IOB fac
torres pEinGipaleB , el el0manto indiBp9nGa'
BILE que COnGtituya lR bare fundamental del
0Hdsn noCiRl.
EmPaEO, tongamou Il @ !a netoEia ah,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01

REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-solicits
nue8tEo Cat6logo de mdaioa para piano,
violin y piano, mandOlins , guitarFs que
ContianO mas de nsiI dOsOientas obras dis1in
tRB, todRB pFoCi0s punCa ViBt01 0n Puerto
Rico do 10 0sntavOs eI ejsaPLGF. El lui0
= lR correction de nueBtEaH edicioneG, to-
daa IitogEafadag, no neCeEita Tsolam0.
Rsmiss hoy miBmo Bu direction para GA.
viaKle eI Cat6log0. Century MStaSo. Pub.
Comp, Allen altos, APaEtadO 416, San
JuEn PasRbo Rico. @ 45 Y. %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01

CHARLES WERE, CorrodOr do adua.
No, COmiDioniHta en- gsnsFsl. Agsnes de
les GCTsditadas csEvsZaH SALVATORE y
'L0WEN BRAU" alamRnaB. Agsnte espS
Ciel para Puerto Rico de 10 ConoCida fabri
ca de EcOEes MARIE BRlZARD'' J de loG mas
aCreditadog vino8 de BuTdeoE. Agntsl
general de la gran fkbFicG inteEnaciona.
do ConBsgva1 ''Ls sOIeir" Ne lines, de Bel
gics, OfCinaB TanCa ndmsFo l. TsI6fo'
no 81. Blk 223. PFonitUd, bREatuFa y
ReguEidRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01
Intorosa { los Profosoros Do ndsIca,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisno
OonBtanta exiBbenCiR de loB siguisntes inB'
RumentO8: FlRutin0B, FlautaS, TeECarolaa,
Obo0g, RoquinbO8, OlaFinstss, Fagotez,
Violines, ViOIonCalloH, OontFabaios, Man.
d0linag, BOndurEiag, GuitaEEag, CoEnstinez.
Onovsne1, Trombona8, BGzfbonog, BombaI,
dinoS, HsliconeS, (bajos) TEi6ngulOs, Pla'
illoa, Redoblante1 , BomboH. M6todos
dc 60lfeo ? para t0dR Glass do ingtTumen'
tOs. Accessories y mdGfsa "a general.
San Juan, P. B. ApaEtRdo n6m. 216.-
Oalla do Allen Fl ' Sol n6m. Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01
LINEA EFERRA DEL OEsTE.

salidas de Bayam6n Oapi-
tai simultaneamento.
Dfas bOrables.-Ma1ana 6, z O5, $50 8
Is 11.00. Tarde 1915, Las, 8.J5, 4.85. 6.45.
y 6.8O.
Dias festivOs.-Maflana 6,7.O5, $50 9.45
y IL. Iarde l2.15 $50, 2 50, $50, $50 s,
G6 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
CataflO Bayam6n, ida vueIt8 IA. Clase
25e "a. Clase 16G. De Bayam6n ORtafIo y
vuelta IA. clase 15G, "a. cIase zoe.
Billetes OrdinaT1O de Capital & OatafIO On
La, Clase centavOs.
Bayam6n IS de septismbE0 dc 1908
Ramon VRId0s,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01

Mitin del gObeTnad0T en- ell teatTO de
la Ciudad de Ponce el 2l del pa
SadO AgOst0.
No es que los PuertOuiqueiOs no
sean amantGs a la labor Y gran
des iniciatiV8s, 10 eVidenCia Ia
funtaCi6n de faCtOliaS azICareTaS
yeI g'aDdiOsO y ameFitadO canal
de TegadiO que nos 0Cupa."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01
10000 camas aS45O

81 que no % casa 90 poFquo no quieF0.
CamRB CON colch6n dslds s 4 SO & s 200.
Gran bATRtillo de ol6n de Is & 10 Ctvs;
drileB mallorquineg, eamiuss = tsIaB dosde
CentAvoB, CBmRB, mueblsB, fon6gFsBoB,
lirag, eSpejoB etc., etc., us dan & plaEol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01

sE DEsEA VENDER an kiI6matro
de via pOEtGtil DsCsuvilla dc CinCuuuta
CenhmstEoB y OCho WsgOnetas de hieEPo
para 10 mism8>vfa. Tod0 en- buen eBtado.
Para informOs N. s. apsEtado 257, Are.
OihA 16R@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01

nsgRci6n y elevadaB dote1 del gobierno que
iDformRn todcB loA actoB ofcialeB admins
tEativoS del actual y digno gobsrnAnts &
favor 1el pTegreBO general de Puerto Rico,
PeEBSv0Eem0F.
UN VECINO.
GusysmR, AgoDto 27, 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01
MuniGiPi0 de Ag9gs Buenas,
OtleIni Vel RegI:tfo Civil.

InICEipciOneH efsCtuadau durants el mes
de AgOOto de 1908;
MatEimOnioB, 3. Nacimientou, Al. De-
fanciopan s NacieFon mnartnp. 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-01

Una g9lIeleltIa tIaS SGels se1taI lla ST.
Do aCsptaja POT los poaeIes.
Fu6 pIoPuesta pOr eli rev Eduardo de-
lDglsteHa.
En- las pT0VinGIas peHsas TsinaD Il
iBquietud y Ia snaIquf8.
Un distritO frances en- N sW Odeans
afTasado p0T el fuego.

L0ndEeg, SaptismbRe 1o.-LoH pOdeEas
euEopoos, los Estados Unidos eI Jsp6n
han aoeptsdo inalmenta la inviEaci6n de
IDglatsERR para GslsbEaT una GonfsrGucia 8
coDgrsao 81 pTimeKo de o ,tubEe. No %
indiOB adn GA CRRl CiudRd pc ilsvAF6 &
CRb0 diGha C0nfsEanCiV. 10 @.tB 20 plant
teaF&n imp0Ftsntisimaa CusHtioneB que solo
fueFOn ligeEaments eabossdas On OF tiItimO
CopgrsBO de lie pas en- La Ha 20. En- tai
ConfsFenCia para l8 cual invita el gobieT'
no do IOglataFER, 80 tEstaFS aosTCs de eB'
tsblecaE leysH references lsB gusFERa ma
wales, las GuRlGs leYea inGluir6u CUsnto B0
EsIGcione con Is 8vitaci6n , Ia persecution
del ContEAbnndo, y con Ia cFeRGi6n del tTi'
bunal International que decidiF6 10 pFooe'
d9nte sobFs toma do carbon POE pSEts dc
loB bsligsranteB y 10 que deb8n atsnsFs0,
On eBt0B cases, log pueFtos nentFRleg.
Tehgr6n, 8sptiembrO 1o-LRs pr0vin'
ciaB de TODD 81 Feino peFsR 90 mueatFan bR.
10 10 m6G trsm0nda inquietud, detsFminA'
do poP el profOndo maleltaF politiCo que
Leo aqu0ia desde hROe sIgunos msse8. En-
algunGs de tales pFovinoisB sBe mRlGstRF
gG hR convertible en- completa snaEqufa Bin
que loB FspEeBsntantsB del shsh IcgEen no
"a FeBtRblecsr el oRd0n, nj siquisER inHpiFRF
conianzg, pC.Ga han psFdido tod8 fueTg8
moral y tod0 RgCendisnt0 gobT0 0I pueb'o.
Ante BsmeiRnt0 Ostsd0 de GosaB 90 teme
que eBtRlle do TN momento & otFo, 10
gueFrs civil On TODD sI pals, apanRS Bcfo'
Ca1R h8BtS el pEeBsnte, en- aFgunoa diatEitos,
poE lG CaFsnCiR de muDiCi0nea y aEmaman'
t0g dc gFandeg telg0B ReVoluCionREi0g.
NuovA OfleAnB. ssptismbre 11-U0
voEaCi'imo inOendio 40 declare AyeF ca ssta
ciudad, en- 10 pRTte Con0Cida por el diatEi'
TO frances. Tseints = ouatF0 almaC8neB
? faCtoFfag fueron bATFidoa p0E laB llamag.
81 f0ego 90 geneFRliE6 do tai mod0 = tan
FGpidam0nts que, 6 psBaF de Les gFandsB
eafueTso8 FeRlisRd0B con singular h8Foiamo
por loB bombsEoS, onvolvi6 todo 81 diatrito
frances ain que de l0B almRceneg , laB fac
toFfag 90 SsIvaEs NADIA. So Oaleulan las
p6rdidaB ca IN million quinisntos mil do
llRRB. So ign0FG gi ell faego hR Hido inG0n'
cionaI ii so debe & lR CaaualidRd, yBs
haC0n aCtiVaB peBquiBag p0E 10 policfR.
LiBboN, septiembra 1o.-La cEmRra de
diputadOs hs paGsdO Sl preaUpusEte. Los
debates fasFon acaloradfsimos El teBoTo
de Ia nRci6n % hRlls GzhRuato. LaRdeudag
del difuntO rey D. Carlos que ha aldo pEsci'
uolhRCer paBRF en- difsTont.B paEtidaE, ge ale'
van una considerable cantidad. Dada
lR BituaCi6n Crftica de lAs fnsnzas del pals
an general, 10 cree que los COntFibuyenteB
no podR6n BpbVeniF q laB exaCCicnsB que
CEea Ol nusvo pEssupusEto, = 90 juzga que
habE6 an deficit de dies millones de do
liars. Les diputadOs Talioales 90 opunie'
ron tenaEments & la aprObaci6n del pre-
Bupussto, =, aunqus aloRnsRFon FGbajarla
no POGO, no Con8iguioEon gus 90 Eshusase
poE ls CEmAra 10 patsEni1ad de laH deudRG
del r0y Carlos.
Evening journal., 1908-02-29
HARRY HOCH WILL
JOIN THE PHILLIES
To Go South Without a Con-
tract and Try Out
With Them
ARM IS IN GOOD SHAPE

Harry Hoch, one OF the crack pitchers
OF last years local Tri-state club. viii go
South with the "Phiries" on their train
ing trip and win leave with them on Tues
day for Savannah where preliminary
practice will be held.
Hoch was sold by the Wilmington man
agement at the close Of last season to
Murray. manager Of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals, but so far has not signed con-
tract with that ciup as he believes he is
worth more money than he was offered.
$500 a month, the same salary that he
received while with the Tri-state He re-
turned his contract to Murray without his
signature but since that time has been In
communication with him and has agreed
to so South without a contract and try
out.
Harry spent sometime in Wilmington
this morning while on his way from
Dickinson College. where he is a student.
to his home n. Woodside Del. He looks
the picture Of health and states that II his
arm which Is now strong, proves to be
as good at the beginning Of this season as
IL was at the beginning Of last year he
has no doubt but that he will make good
and will be able to reasonably ask for an
increase Of salary. Hoch viii remain in
Woodslde until Monday, when he will re-
utrn to Philadelphia and join the "Phi-
lies"
Evening journal., 1908-02-29
BROWNTOWN BOYS
GET In THE GAME

That Wilmington turns out some fast
baseball players is shown by the fact that
this season five OF the local ball tossers
have signed contracts with out Of town
clubs in Independent leagues and the
chances are, judging from their playing
here will make good.
The players are r. L. Scott. catcher
and Charles eBatty, pitcher and third
baseman, who have signed with the
Green Bay, wisconsin, team OF the Wis
consln-Illinois State Association; Frank
Duncan, who goes to Franklin. Pa. with
the Interstate League, and Dutch"
Ralney and Ernest Greenwell. who have
signed with the Lynn. CMass.) team OF the
New England League.
All these men played on the city league
teams and all have made enviable rec
ords on the ball field. Several OF them
played with the Browntown team in 1e)6
when It won the City League champions
ship. Last year "scotty" caught for the
EllSton team and in "a games played.
made but two errors
Scott and Beatty will leave for Green
Bay on April "a, where they will join their
team which viii work In the Three
League for three weeks. "Scotty" will 20
behind the bat and Beatty will play third
base. They signed contracts yesterday.
Evening journal., 1908-02-29
NEWPORT
s63e5c5iSi 35511'I'-if q THE iEVENiNG JoURN1

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, Del. Feb. 29-The even
ing services at the St James Episcopal
Church will start al 7.15 instead OF
780 o'clock on Sunday.
A birthday surprise was rendered
William Schwab. at his home on Mar
ket street, Thursday evening. An en-
joyable time was spent. Among those
present were the Misses Mary Benson.
Edith King, Irene Steward, of this
town; Susie Kee. Maggie Kee, Prud'
ence Lapsley, Mamie Schwamb ara
Emma Merritt. OF Wilmington; Her
man King, William Benson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard King. Mr.. and MIS-.
sewel Workman. of this town; Robert
Scbwamb. Lee McKenny, Fred Presto
WITT. Lewis Sparkle, Mrs. William
Schwamb and Mrs. p. c. Schwamb. Of
Wilmington Mr.. Schwamb received
a number of gifts.