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The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15

bound to be in more danger than II It
lay. like the Chinese navy. swinging ut
anchor in some home port. In the
English navy they are great on man
| euvers. don't know that they have
any more than we do should say
they probably have about the same
number. and of no more stringent .
character
But. anyhow. they make a speciality
Of sending out their ships in all kinds
of weather. fair and stormy. The Eng
lish channel is a maze of tricky cross
currents. and the coasts of the British
Isles are often Obscured by thick fog
blankets. The weather in that part
Of the world Is not bit better than
1t ought to be. which does not make
IT an easy maneuvering ground. Az
far as that goes. I have been on sum-
mer practice cruises with one Of the
Atlantic sQuadrOns. along the New
England coast when. as We crept from
port to port. We were constantly sur
rounded by a mantle Of fog.
Its six Of one and half dozen Of
the other. No matter how highly you
train men. how careful they are. or
how little chance they take. once in Q
while something must happen. We are
training our sailors to be n good
marksmen as any in the world. and
keeping them rigidly to that state Of
ability, but We can't do II without risk
ing lives and losing them. You can
take every possible precaution and
still there are chances of accidents
Call them sheer visitatiOns Of Provi-
dence II you will-guard against them
closely. but yet they are apt to hap
pen. They are the price Of efficiency"
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
General Rules for Washing Day.

General Rules for Washing Day.
Rise early.
Light tho fire and get q good supply
of hot water.
See that all materials. such as soap,
soda, blue. salt and ammonia are at
hand.
Rub the clothes, and not your
hands.
Use nothing that will injure the
clothes.
Take care to get out all the dirt
Have plenty of clean water, or the
clothes will soon become a bad color
For woolens and prints very hot
water is not required, SO while the
fire is burning up begin to wash the
w00lens.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Thought Il Time to Leave.

A young Scotch emigrant was
brought before the magistrate of 3
Nova Scotia court, charged with hav.
ing deserted his work on a certain
farm without giving due notice to
his employer When asked what he
had to say in his defense. he replied:
"Weel, they gied me nout but brake.
shaw to eat" Brakeshaw. it may be
explained, is the flesh of animals which
have died a natural death. How was
that?" asked the magistrate. "Weel
it was this way. Ye ken, the auld COO
deed an we ate 1t, the auld bubbly.
jock deed an We ate it. Then the old
woman deed-an' left"
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Walnut Cookies.

Beat to a cream two eggs, one and q
half cups sugar, three-Quarters Of q
cup Of butter or the same amount Of
Chop fine q large cupful Of English
walnuts and beat into the creamed
mixture. Add enough Aour to roll.
about two heaping cups. and . scant
teaspoonful of baking powder. Roll
as thin a. possible and bake in mod
crate oven. These are delicious and
not at all expensive II lard be used.
% this quantity win make about -
cookies.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Route No. 4.

Mrs. Gertie thinner lost one of her
best horses last Friday.
Roy Hall and Earl Douglass are har-
vestiing wheat for E. NJ Blore.
Herbert Person of Columbus, who has
been spending q few days with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kleuver
returned home Friday.
Patrick Foley has had one Of the
finest monuments in Platte county
placed in lSt. Josephis cemetery. 1t re-
quired seven wagons to take it to the
cemetery.
Mrs. Jacob Hoerley returned to her
home in Clearwater last Saturday, after
svisit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Hillisrd. Master Roy billiard
returned with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jsning are chsper-
oning q camying party at Stevens lake.
consisting of Messrs. Eilert Mohlmsn
and Frank Kersenbrock and the Misses
Vera Stevenson sndI Emma Zinnecker.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15

Were you ever annoyed by having
your boiled dumplings come to the
table in more or less solid mass in
stead Of in well-shaped. separate balls?
II you have been. watch the cook.
She probably dropped the dumplings
into the water together instead OF put-
ting them in one at a time, a should
always be done il they are not to stick
together.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Fasteners for Waist,

An improvement over hooks and
eyes for waist that is to be opened
on the shoulder and down the side is
to sew on the small ball and socket
fasteners that are used for the vents
in dress skirts. There will be no tear
ing of lace or embroidery in hunting
for eyes or loops, foy the fasteners
clamp together easily and are Just as
easily opened.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15

Take one quart of milk. one pint of
bread crumbs, the yolks of four eggs.
one teacupful of white sugar and the
rind of one lemon. Beat the yolks and
sugar together, then stir In the
crumbs and milk and bake until q
light brown. Beat the whites of the
eggs to a stiff froth. stirring in four
tablespoonfuls of granulated sugar.
Place over the top of the pudding a
layer of tart jelly-currant is very
good-and over all spread the egg
froth. Bake in the oven until this
meringue is a light brown. Served
either hot or cold, with or without q
wine sauce, It II an appetizing dish.
For special occasions an addition of
currants and raisins makes this pud.
ding even more delicious.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Trained Nurses at Sea.

One Of the great transatlantic steam.
ship lines has added trained nurses
to the medical personnel of its YES
sells. This opens sea career for the
trained nurse. Undoubtedly other
lines will do the same. and the nurse
will become as indispensable IN I'D.
junct to the first-class passenger vessel
as the ships doctor-NaY York State
Journal of Medicine.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Economical Plum PUDDING.

This is said to be equal to any plum
pudding and is certainly far less ex.
pensive. Mix together a cup and .
half of flour, one cup brown sugar.
one cup grated suet. one cup seeded
raisins, one cup of cleaned currants
or chopped prunes, one cup of grated
carrot, one cup of grated potato. one
quarter cup of mixed orange peel, nut.
meg. cinnamon and Glove to taste,
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15

Butter q baking dish. Put q layer
of bread cut in pieces one inch
square with crusts removed. Sprinkle
thin sliced cheese over the
bread and dust with salt and a few
grains of cayenne. Add other layers
of bread and cheese, seasoning as be.
fore, using in all about one cup of
cheese. Beat two eggs slightly, add
one pint of milk, pour over bread and
cheese. Bake about half an hour in
moderate oven.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Summer DELIGHT.

For . quart Of strong lemonade al
low . half pint Of bottled grape juice
or homemade sweet grape wine, and
two tablespoonfuls Of shredded pine
apple. II fresh 10 not available. And
II In season, crushed Strawberries
Stir well. serve with crushed ice and
seltzer or mineral water.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
Route Ho. 5.

Fsrnk Chlopek lis hauling lumber fol
Q new barn.
A number of the young people will
hold Q picnic at Gus Hsdwiger's next
Sunday.
Carrier No. 5 is taking his annual va
cation and the substitute, Mrs.: F. L.
Hahn, is delivering mail on the route.
w. 81. Houser is using the road drag
on the road from the Platte bridge to
Chss Cockson's :correr and is making0 q
big improvement on that part of the
route.
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15

Chas Drunken spent Sunday in Joliet
t0Wnship.
Eddie Drunken came down Friday to
SO tho cloWns.
Ed II. Obrest of Fsyetts. Iowa, is
working for Fred Buss.
Fred BerRmann returned to his home
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
A Center Of piseus.ion.

A Center Of Discussion.
There 10 one bad feature about
Nasaltwang's singing"
should say %. Ho sings through
1O 1ooa."
The Columbus journal., 1908-07-15
OPPORTUNITY.

master of human destinies am /.
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps wait,
Cities and fields walk; penetrate
Deserts and fields remote, and passing by
Howell and mart and palace--sOOn or late
l knock unbidden once at every gate
If sleeping, wake-if feasting, rise before
turn away. 1t is the hour Of fate,
And those who follow me reach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or hesitate,
Condemned to failure, penury and woe,
Seek me in vain and uselessly implore
l answer not, and return no more"
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03

seat. as the cars were crowded. so
finally she determined to preserve her
presence of mind and her aunt's money
likewise, whatever happened
They were rapidly approaching a
tunnel through which the train must
pass. and she felt strong present
ment that in the darkness would como
the struggle for her purse, and also
the disappearance OF the robber;
therefore she decided that as soon as
the cars entered the tunnel, she would
hold on 60 her money, come what
might.
Sooner than she had calculated the
train rushed into the darkness and she
Immediately thrust her hand into her
pocket, but an almost deadly faintness
overpowered her for an instant as she
discovered that the mans hand was al
ready there, and evidently grasping
her purse.
Nothing remained now for the he
roic little miss to do but to hold It
there until they came into light again,
when ne must either be discovered or
give UP her property. So she seized
the fellows hand and held it with
strength aad tenacity she did not in-
agine herself capable of exerting.
After one or two hasty efforts to re-
lease himself, the hand of the pick
pocket remained passive, and when
q few moments (Which seemed to the
excited girl like hours) had passed,
the cars flashed into the sunlight.
Courageous Bessie did not relinquish
her hold even then, but looked reso-
1utely and defiantly up into the rob-
ber's face.
The girl glanced down-and-oh
If she only had the power to vanish
to deniaterialize! For wkat had she
/ done? Simply mistaken, in the dark
ness and her excitement, the outside
(Which was in close proximity to her
dress) for her own.
She snatched her hand away, and
tried to hide the burning bushes that
covered her face, while the man quiet
ly withdrew his hand from his pocket,
holding the cigar he was in quest Of
He talked as socially and pleasantly
as if nothing in the least unusual had
occurred; to be sure he carried on
most of the conversation himself, but
he did 1t so easily and entertainingly,
that when the city station was reach
ed. and Bsssie's journey ended, she
was able to make her replies some
longer than monosyllables.
As she arose to leave the cars, the
man got up also. and taking her care
and bag, escorted her to the waiting
room, and Bessie having decided to go
first to her cousins opened her book
to look for the address she had placed
there. But unfortunately it was
gene. Yes. it must have fallen out
when the book slipped from her lap
on the train she thought, as with anx-
ious eyes she turned the leaves.
Have you lost anything miss?" in
CURED her companion courteously
My cousins address is gone; l
must have dropped it, she said, look,
Ing up, then after a moments pause.
she asked. hestatingly:
"Are-you-a-stranger in the city,
sir? or could you please direct me
to Mr.. Hugh Elliot's?"
Most certainly can direct you"
returned the young man. picking up
the articles he had deposited on
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03
-F-+-'F-F-@-|-E-.E-.e-t-5i

When the Stomach, Heart, or
Kidney nerves get weak, then these
organs always fail. Don't drug the
Stomach, nor Stimulate tie Heart
or Kidners. This is simply
makeshift. Get prescription
known to Druggists everywhere as
Or. Shops Restorative. The Re-
storatiye is prepared expressly for
these weak inside nerves, Strength
Ell these nerves, build Them up with
Dr. Shops Restolative-ta tablets or
liqnid-and see how quickly help
will come Free sample test sen
on request by Dr., shoop, Ra cinr,
Wis. Your heflth is surely worth
tAis simple test.
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03

] said behind u.s. and
you wore D. anxious about your
money and md 1uite a natural mis-
take-pTay nel lhlf Pink of it again"
Bessie drewla long breath of relief
and tried to obey but one evening,
some months bfter. when the family
circle was gathered about the Penn
broke fireside. with the addition of
one member, who had become quite a
constant visitor, Helen refectively re-
marked:
1T would be a real relief as well as
great satisfaction to me, Jack Elliot
to know when and where you and Bess
first came across each other. I'm
sure l cannot imagine, unless 1t was
when Bess went to the city for Aunt
~ ~. ssl.-ie. Do tell me, was it there that
yea first yielded to womans fascina-
tiop?"
well. think it was about that
time that l suecumbed to feminine
charms" Jack returned. Possibly. il
had been piclspocket or a highway.
man l might have escaped but as |
wasn't, l couldn't get away
What has a 'pickpocket' or a high
wayman' to do with it?" Helen asked
wonderingly. did you two have an
adventure Oh, come now, tell us the
whole story
But Jack, looking up encountered
the imploring eyes of his little sweet.
heart, and said hastily.
Mono; 1t was nothing, merely
trifllng episode of the past" and he
added in lower tone. Never mind,
Bessie, you We're brave girl, and all
is I'm mighty l.ylad | was the fellow
you happened capture
So the whoSsytory" never was told.
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03

chair 81 am going straight there my.
self. and shall be more than pleased
to show gou the way. ! am Ilugh's
brother John"
Oh, how could she go there, foe
Cousin Annie was Hugh 5, wife. and
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03

A tickling cough, from any cause
is qnickly stopped by DR.. Shops
Cough Cure. And 1t is so thor
onshly harmless and safe, that DR..
shoep tells mothers everywhere to
give it without hesitation, even to
very young babies. The wholesome
green leaves and teuder stems Of II
lung-Lealing mountainous shrub,
furnish the curative properties to
DR.. Shoop's 0WIpl Cure 1t calns
the cough, anEosHeals the sore and
sensitive b44lchial membranes.
No opium, no'chloroform, nothing
harsh used to iujare or suppress.
Simply II resipoas plant extract,
that helps 10 'hral aching lungs.
The Spaniards eallthis shrub which
tbe Doctor uses, 'I' sacred Herb.
Away deIaand DR., 5hoop's Ccugh
Cme. Al Dealers.
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03

Trial Catarrh treatments are be-
ing mailed out free, ON request, by
Dr.. Shoop, Racine, Wis. These
tests are proving to the people
without a penny's cost-The great
value of this scientific prescl iption
known to druggists everywhere as
DR.. Shoop's CatalTh Remedy,
Sold by all dealers.
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03
DIR. SElOOp's
Cough Cure
The Buyers
Guide

The FIRMS whose names are repre-
sented in our advertising columns
are worthy OF the confidence of every
person in the community who has
money to spend. The fact that they
advertise stamps them as enterpris-
ing, progressive men Of business,
credit to our town, and deserving Of
support. Cur advertising columns
comprise Buyers Guide to fair
dealing, good g0cd5, honest prices
Washington telegraph., 1908-01-03
1bjs protheri

mis- man pfother!
AS he wa on, Bessie felt more
and moreknly that some excuse
must he M SO, gathering her cour-
age. she sapfa9tiy: I wish
could expIWhat I did, sir. but
can't. rEead,9iiy ashamed and
$: ;:''s; :s.:@s.'- 'si / ali Intend q: !:
say"
z knation is naeda,i
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la sequia en- Ia region Sur.
la faIta De sgua OcasiOnd snOrmas
difsrencias en- Ia production.
Una flnea que en- 1905 IS do 2,8OS tsOoIDdls
Do ebRl, 500 DTOdOIO 325 on 1907 -8.

Dates fjOS con regpsOto ls difsrsnCia
dc production de cana do az6Car obtsnids
en- 10 region Sur de Ia isis duFante IoE
amos 1875 al 1908 NOS han facilitadO en- In
BsCrstsEis del gobernadoE , svidenOian Iou
dailoB que sllf CauaA la BsquiR que nuele
RgoHtAF aqu0lloB CampoE.
Production sn toneIadaB de cans:
Finca A 1865 1906 1880 tonela.
dag. Ano 1906 Y, 836 toneladaB y
1907-8. 1902 toDsIsdaB. DispOns ssta
finOa do una psqutfR bombR de vapoF para
elbvar Egua.
Finca B. Afio 1906 1906 1887 tome
lRdsE; 4, ,484 On 1905 -7y 2.242 tonsIa'
daB On 1907 9O8. Tambisn tiene una
pequtf1s b0mbG.
FincS O. 1901 tOneladss On 1865;
en- 1867 di6 !, 378 tOneladaB ~ 500
go t0n9ladas en- 19O7-908 No tuvo
ningun risgo y aolo FsCibi6 al aqua de
luvis que f16 caHi negative.
FinCR q. AGo 1905 -6 did 2;sO8 tone
ladau; 1877 en- el 1905 Y y"352 en-
19O7-9OS" Aqua dc lluvia.
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Etiquet8S b6rb5niCas en- Madrid.
Ell rey y eI principe de Asturias no
pueden estaf fuera de Espaf1a a
un miSmO tempo.
EI prlaeIOO haOtaro 0s ruhlo y fIsmstIse; Ol
principe don Jaime 08 tflgupTo J VIvlrlGho.

La dsCi,i6n de O. & la reinR Victoria no
SO ls permitiEfs IlsvAr guu hiio1 & Iagla.
terra, ha CRuSado AIgunaS de6avsnonciaa
entire ella y les miDistFoB
81 gabinete Gatabs CoDfoFmG On que llG-
vRFa al infsnte don Jaime, pero no qusrfan
que eI principe dc AutuElaB BRlier6 do TO-
Frit0Eio eSpaiiol, pusB Bsgdn la ley eBpA II io-
Ii sl rsy de EDpana y 81 prfnci2e de AOtu'
RiaG no deban sstsE auBonteB del EsiDo 81
mismo tempo. De mansFR que Hi la rOinn
inBiats en- llsvAF ConEigO & 90 hijo mayor,
81 Fey AlfonBo tsndF6 que psTmRngceT en-
EGps ns, hsBta tAnto que ell0I FegFsUsn.
EBt0, por Bupusnto, tERjo IN ConfiCt0 en-
ire Ii ''ER86n dc 0stadO" y sl afsctO de una
msdYs Lo primeEO tEiurf6. POEo Ia Eeina
decide aCoFtar Bu viDita q LnglataEro.
LIS reRlsg nifios tisnen el CRF6CteE tan
diftint9 como Ell diR = 10 neche.
ri pRfL cipa de ABtusiaB 90 Tubio y f8'
mGtico no tisnO NADIA del CaFGCtGP eBpafol
co 81 tempeFRmGnto.
El ir fsnte don jaime, poT Ol OOntEaFiO,
% mnEeno y tieDe 81 tsmpeTamOnto tan H.
gayo, COMO f sm6tic0 sB ~ hermRno.
Cuando, haCs POGO tempo, On San Sc
baBti6n, fu6 tcmaFBsIsI una fotogERfis, 81
fot6grbfo necesit6 mas de media hoIa para
hAceF que 81 psqushO don JGima%ga Oatu.
visFB qUiet0.
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que Sc encuentra
&I Sur de la Republica, Sc apresurasen las
senorltas de Ia alta SOcietad remitir
cada Cual Su correspondence testimonio
Rl autor del maravilIoso dentifricO.
No habriamoS reparado en- esa circuns-
tancia 81 tOdavia no nos encontrasemos
con otra carta de Burlat, pero esta vez es
de un cabalIerO u Seguira la Influenza
del ejemplo?)
q BWrLat (HerGWLt). - Muy Sr. mio
LIE agradezcO vivamente ell cofrecillo
mueEtra que ha tenidO V. la bondad de
enViarme. El Dentol es Verdaderamente
ell dentifricO mas prodigiosO que 20 he
cOnOcidO, pero es ell case que he con-
cluidO va con la muestra Y no puedo
prescindir de 81. FirmadO Claudio
GRANDCROIX.
El Dentol eS, en- efectO, y asi nos expli-
camOS los testimonies precedentes, un
dentifricO sOberanamente antisGptico
dOtadO de un perfume agradabiIisimo.
Esta triple Creaci0n, pues sabiG0 es
que existe Aqua, Pasta y POlVo Dentol,
esta rigOrOsamente preparada con ARE
glO a los trabajOs iltimos de Pasteur :;
destruye todOs los malos microbes DE-
Ia bOca, y del mismo modo impide 6
cura con certeza la carries de los dientes,
las infamaciones de las encias las en-
fermedades de la garganta, con la cir
cunstancia, adem$s, de que a los pocos
dias de hacer usO del Dentol Sc We que
los dientes adquieren una blancura bril-
lante y el sarrO 8 tartaro desaparece.
quedando en- la boca una sensaci0n de
fFescura deliciosa y persistente.
Aplicado purO, pOr medic de una bo~
lita de algod0n en- rama, ell Dentol calma
instantaneamente los dolores de muelas.
por viOlentOs que sean, sin mas que colo
car dicha bOlita sObTe ell diente o muela
enfermOs.
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ClFcuIO ObreVO.

OOlabr6g0 anoChs IR RnunCisda aBam'
biea de aIOciadog, trat6ndoBs ca ella i'm
pOFtant0B REunBOs entire 6llOB, ol Gamble do
domiciIiO.
Sc stondi6 & la vista que hiso al stfioE
MoPsll CampoB, de paao On eita CiudRd.
HiEo con tsl motive eT Viaitanto un dia'
curse alsntadoF , do dfsOto dectEinsEiO
que fue bisn acogido.
Fu6 acusrdo, efoCtuaR nuevs agambIsa
ol l6n08 pE6ximo, para indicaF 81 aslegado
ObFOTo 6 lR C6msFs IuBulaF.
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CASA DE PKEsTAMOs de JOSS Ba.
san, Allen 21 SIS. HaOa opOEacionss 90
bro aIhaiaG Degds 100 dollars en- Rda.
Iants 81 intsE6s BsES conventional NO ex'
ooder6 del 80 msngual. OompEs , ven.
de alhaisG modsEnRB , antguas, San Juan
PVeEtQ Riea,
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BUEN NEGOCIO CON POGO DI

NERO.-Por auBentaFso el duefio, 20 ven
de I'M mRgnfiCo, Cinemat6grafO, con Apa'
ratio para al gas ? Lus sl6ctrieA, gran Va.
Fiedad, de pelfCuIaS, de lOB f.timoG adslAn-
toB, = pn fonfgrsfO dc OOnCisEtoE, pEopio
para este RoaFstO. On OpeFRFio pFkctico
en- 81 manei0 de 81 GnBehsF6 al modo de
funcionRF & quien 10 Rdqu:sEP, E0 ds poE
mitad de Bu pFsOio con tOdRg laB pslfeulaS
6 paEts de elias. Para mss infoFmsg, d.
rigiPse 6 log Representatives, ca sats capital,
J. O. AgWsO q Co. OFus 4. 15v.R
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81. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Joa6 Is.
CompEa y venta de musbls8 On general.
So haCsn pEsBtsmoB de dinsrO BobEO prem.
dng de ORC, plata , pisdFag prscioERs. Sc
compEan pE0ndas autiguRs , mOdeEnaS. Sc
compGa , vonds plata , orc dsteEiOFadO.
Constants axiatenCiR de musblo1, tipo
0Con6micos. BARRAS DE- CATRE.
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AVIsO.-DegsamoS Babsr 81 paEadeEo
de don IpgnaOio Dias, que Tsgidi6 haEts aI
msH de Julio en- 81 pueblo de Baynm6n,
para notifeaEla ia asunto qua intsEsgs &
% buen nombT2 cue uegdo infoEmsI gali6
pagR santo Domi6
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bleSe deSde ell
Norte de Fran
cia ell siguiente
mensaje:
Chateau de
VildOr (Pas-de-
Calais. - EstOy
sumamente salts
fecha del denti-
frico conoCidO
con ell nombre
de Dentol, y no
puedo va emplear
ningdn Otro D,
para que desde
Burlat (Heraultl,
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AL RBOIBO De SO anviamos &
vuslts dc CorFeO I'm Eeloi Elgin gaEantizR.
do poE dieE sfiog, ? pOF $40 rsmitimoI uno
maROa WRlthSn. - +. ReBFhakn. San
Juan p. r. a.
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los famOsOs albOIss gigantssCOs &c
California smsnszadOs P0T eI
fusgo. ~.
GIavGs CompIicaGiOngs inteInaCiODa-
les en- las qu6 aPsrsCs snVueIta
Venezuela.
Ia Segunda n0ta Sc esta pTeparan3O
en- Ia Hsva.
Gran agitaCi6n en- la FraDbia Provo
Cada pOr ell impeHiO aIsman.

Sacramento, S0pfiembEa 4.-Desde hRoa
aIguncB dies, arden los boIquos On vaEioB
diHtritoB de asts Estado de California. I'll
area inUsudisda eB VastSsima, ,, msEO0d sl
fdeEta viento. les l!amRs yau Caja dia gA'
nando mas txtsnSi6n sn los boaqusV. En
tOdo el EstadO CauSa gran OontEsris6ad.
Binti6adoHe hondament0, In GmonasS do
que log famoaoa 6rbolsB gigRntsaOoG del
Estado, desapaEs8cap. Los citadoB -&rbolss
aOn CoBRideEados vsrdRdsFas marsviIlRs de
10 EiqusSa ftrsBtsl de tOda IL America =
a6n del mundo sntORC. So Oat6n hacienda
los msyoFsB 0sfaeFzos paGa ContsnaF 81
faego, peEO 90 jusga impoBiblo que pusdAn
soc salvador loa fGmos0H GEbolea no seF
que lAB llamRR, poF Glg6a OBmbi0 de lGu
vi0nt08 FainantsB, VREf0n la direction ca
que g0 sTT0molinRn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-04
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducimos en- facsimile que dirije
dstingudo escritor, expresando e efecto que produ
jera propio Il de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rinones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-04

caritativa." La plttGforms do eutOB b1onoB
SelioEOB sa una piatafoEma que 90 pAE0Cs &
'la IOEita del barrie"