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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
NesseIrode PUDDING.

For this most delicious OF frozen
buildings either the French or Ameri-
can chestnuts can be USED, but you
will require twice as many of the
smaller American nuts to equal the
French marrons. If you use the larg-
er French nuts boil pint until tender,
remove the brown skins, then pound
the meats to a smooth paste with a
pinch of salt added. Rub through a
sieve. Make a custard of the yolks of
six eggs, a pint Of rich milk and sugar
to make quite sweet. Cook until thick
ened, then add to it the chestnut pulp, a
pint of blanched chopped almonds, two
cupfuls candied fruit chopped fine ard
a teaspoonful lemon juice. Place in
the freezer. turn until stiff, add a pint
of whipped cream and freeze again.
Pack in a mold and set in ice and leave
for four hours to ripen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
Health and Beauty

This is Il simple recipe for a cleansing
cream: Oil of sweet almonds, four
ounces; white wax, two ounces.
Running in place" stimulates the
liver and the circulation of the blood
and reduces superfluous flesh. This
is simply the ordinary running steo
taken in one spot, with the hands on
hips and head we'll up, counting 'one,
two; one two,' a given number of
times.
The best thing to make the eyes
clear and bright is good health. Indi-
gcstion, dyspepsia and biliousness
cloud the whites Of the eye, tinginS
what should be a clear white into a
murky yellow. Don't use eyewaShes
or eye brighteners, but keep the blood
pure, the whole system in good tone,
and the eyes will become strong and
sparkling and clear, unless there is
some real eye trouble.
If the modern beauty keeps small
bottle of olive oil in her bathroom clo-
set, and rubs a little of it well into the
pores opened by the hot bath, she will
never have that dry, harsh feeling Of
the skin, nor the horrid, pricklng SEN
sation, of which so many persons COM
plain after the use of hot water for
any length of time. Not only will the
skin grow soft and smooth under such
treatment but the oil acts as a tonic
to the general health, especially if one
is inclined to general debility
II child's finger and the nails are
properly cared for from infancy the
fingers will be a pretty shape and he
danger of ingroWing toe nails and
other ailments of the feet will be les
sened. The finger nails should always
be filed and not cut. Filing the mails
will keep them thin and delicate. The
nails should be trimmed in an oval
shape, and if the fingers are inclined
to be blunt this will often make them
taper more. 1t is not wise to make the
child nervous and cross by manicur-
ing the nails for half an hour. for all
that is necessary is to keep the nails
clean and filed and the skin around the
nails loose and pushed back. The toe
nails may be cut, although the best
method is to file them with a nail file
or an emery stick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

largely on the batter into which the fruit
is dropped and in which it is fried.
Grated or mashed fruit is better than
chunky pieces. A fruit syrup improves
the flavor of the fritters.
Do not destroy any net from old dis
carded lace curtains Cut to squares OF
desired size and stitch together. They
make excellent washcloths and they are
remarkably durable. Sew them around
the edge on the sewing machine.
White curtains may be made beautl-
full ecru tint by following these directions:
Dissolve tumeric powder, one tablespoon
full to a gallon of water After the white
curtains have been thoroughly cleansed'
boil in this solution for few minutes.
Carpets may be cleaned without remov-
ing from the floor by sprinkling cornmeai
which has been first saturated with gaso-
line quite heavily over them. Care must
be taken in lighting matches and win
dows should be opened to air the rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
Richer NesseIrode PUDDING.

For this use pint and a half shellci
chcStnuts boiled, skinned and pound
ed to paste in a mortar. Blanch one
pint shelled almonds and pound also.
Boil to a sirup pint each sugar and
water and the juice from a pint can OF
pineapple. Beat the yolks of ten eggs
thoroughly, stir into the hot sirup
which has been cooking for twenty
minutes, set the saucepan in a larger
one of hot water, and beat the mixture
with an egg beater until it thickens.
Take from the fire, set in pan of cold
water and beat ten minutes longer.
Mix the almonds and chestnuts with
the cream and rub through a sieve
Add pineapple pulp and half pound
fresh candied fruit cut in small pieces,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
Fashion Notes

| One turban shows the hrim turned
up at the left side
| Often the brim of the turban is COW
| cred by the crown.
| A bunch of feathers is often at the
| left back of a turban.
| Velvet is favored for turbans and so
are felts and beavers.
| Most French frocks of the late arc
short enough to show ankles.
| The japanese parasol of from II to
Is ribs is apparently the favorite.
The newest shoes have a medium
vamp and are arched to make them
look shorter.
| Softened metal touches are intro
duced in a number of attractive ways,
on the turban.
| Jewelled buttons arc a distinctly new
ornament for the hair. They are used
| to hold in place the pretty hair bands
of the moment.
The latest hats from Paris are very
wide brimmed, but there are very
| positive predictions, that there is to be
| a decrease in size of head gear this
season.
One of the new hat trimmings is a
| spray of camellia. The blossoms are
huge. and the spray usually consists
Of a single blossom, large bud, and
| several leaves.
While vanity bags are to be had in
every known leather, the light and
dark colored suedes are most popular.
| The bags are a bit smaller than those
| of year ago.
Very dainty and becoming are the
| hats which are trimmed only with a
| large bow of white or cream lace. tied
| with many loops and wired invisibly
| so that the folds of the lace may not
become limp.
En- broidery on stockings is more
| popular this season than it has been
| in MANY years. This is accounted for
bv the vogue of the embroidered glove,
which is supposed to match the hos
| ie1y in color and design.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
Bread Puddinq.

One small loaf of stale bread cut
very fine, / quart milk, 1-3 cup sugar,
u cup butter melted, eggs well beat
en-, u teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon vanil-
la. Scald the milk and pour over he
bread crumbs, let stand until cool. the,
add the rest, putting in the eggs last.
Bake about one hour in a moderate
oven. Serve with vanilla sauce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
A New Omelet.

To make a tasty omelet cook 2 to 3
slices of bacon crisp and remove the
meat. Fry in the bacon fat a slice of
onion until it is golden brown and re-
move it. Turn in several lightly beat
en- eggs. mixed with little tomato
pulp that has been drained from the
liquor, the fried onion and bacon with
paprika and cook like an ordinary ON
elet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
The Greatest
Bank of All!

Of thought digent work.
SPENDING OF the thus
the other
a necessary
Having average incomes
OUGHT
they they by
deposited saving sESPECIALI1Y~CHAR-
TERED FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AD-AN
SWERERS he would have substantial
shortly become the GREATEST savings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13

cup suet chopped fine, two cups bread or
cracker crumbs, l cup sugar. / cup mo-
lasses, cup sour milk, , eggs, / cup
flour, cup ralslns or half curants and
raisins 1a nutmeg grated, teaspoonful
cinnamon, 70 teaspoonful mace, IL tea
spoonful Glove, l teaSpoonful soda salt
spoon salt. Mix well, steam two hours;
serve with hard sauce.
HARD SAUCE.
One cup confectionery sugar 1 egg I'M
beaten. piece butter size egg. stir all
together, add teaspoonful vanilla
Cream of Celery.
FISH.
Broiled HaIibut
ROAST.
Young Turkey OYSTER Dressing
Mashed Potatoes Sugar Corn
Baked Sweet Potatoes. Green Peas
Celery Salad. Cranberry Sauce
EnSlsh flun Pudding. Brandy Sauce
Apple lie. Hot Mince Pie
Pumpkin Pie
Crackers and Cheese.
Assorted Nuts Fruit Candy
Tea, Coffee. sweet wee cider. ''
Cream of Celery Soup.
Roast Turkey.
Mashed Potatoes Sopash.
Baked Sweet Potatoes Green Peas
Sauce.
CranberrieS
Old English Plum.
Fruit.
Tea. Milk.
Bread and butter. Rolls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13

A young housekeeper whose new cook
makes constant demands upon her for
utensils will find after careful inquiry as
woman is not asking for fancy articles
and so she should do her best to supply
all pans, &C., that are needed every day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13

Soap dishes over the sink and a soar
cage to hold the small pieces must be or
the list. At least one diShpan ana q
drainer are necessary, while a dishcloth
and certainly six towals are indispensa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13

Furnishing a kitchen seems a costly and
difficult task to the newly married wo-
man. who must purchase every spoon,
pan, brush, &c, for use in her new home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
Good Spanish Cream.

To make Spanish cream with macca-
rooms soak IA of a box Of gelatine in
IA of a cup of cold water. In Is min
utes pour "a of a cup of boiling water
over the gelatine. Make a custard OF
the yolks of 3 eggs and tablespoons
of sugar added to a pint of hot milk.
Cook in a double boiler until it is
creamy, and add the gelatine. Flavor
with almond extract and add a hale
dozen macaroOns dried and pounded.
Beat the whites Of the egg to a stiff
froth and mix we'll. Place in a mould
and set away on the ice until firm.
Serve with blocks of fresh sponge
cake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13

add the sugar, yolks and juice, a pinch
of salt, tablespoonful vanilla ana
four of sherry and freeze. 1t is not
necessary to serve a sauce with ncssel-
rode pudding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
Anty Drudge Helps the Drama.

Theatrical Manager-.You costume bill is appallng
Three $500 gowns in two weeks ?!
Stor-'Well they got grease paint on them, and you
can't expect Juliet to appear in white tunic that's
spotted
Amty Drudge-"Just buy a cake of Fels-Naptha Mr.
Manager, and you can make every of them tunics
white Fels-Naptha will take out grease
paint grease and every other kind of stain, and it
won't harm the most delicate fabric"
Moral stains are the only kind
Fels-Naptha won't take out. Coffee
stains, fruit stains, ink stains, blood stains
and grease spots are easy for it. While the
soaped clothes are soaking in cold or luke
warm water, Fels-Naptha dissolves the
matter that makes the stains into tiny par
ticlcs. A light rub in rinsing sends them
flying, leaving the clothes white and pure.
All this without boiling or hard rubbing.
Follow directions on the red and green
Wrapper. .------
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-13
PalatabIe Pudding.

Another dessert for summer is pis-
tachio pudding, made by blanching a
cup of pistacho nut meats. Grind very
fine and stT into them a cup OF pow
dered sugar Beat in the whipped
yolks of 6 eggs and cup of milk. Add
the beaten whites of eggs and pour
into a buttered pudding dish. Bake in
a very moderate oven until set Cover
with a meringue made of the remain
ing whites of eggs and a small quanti-
ty of powdered sugar. Return to the
oven and brown little. Serve at
once with a pitcher of rich cream.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
1IMPRESIONES POLITICAS

Imprsuiones rscogidAu hoy por nm repOr.
tor ID LA Correspondence" rtfsrenteH q
Ia rshni6n conjunta sfsctuAdA aver entire
loH dslsgsdos & Ia CGmara y JuutA Can
tral dp 10 Union de -Pusrto Rico, le infor'
maFoh que el dslsgsdo por Ponce Lode
Lloraha Torres, prenent6 uua importante
propchici6n la que soatuvo elocu sntsmsnts
nisndh dssschada por mRyorfa de votou.
Intsrrogado sl senior MatisnEo Cintr6n
por nusstro compafisro, manifmt6 que no
pudo concusrir 6 Ia reunion por sEtar in.
displssto; psro que en- IN TODD sataba Gis'
puesio sscundsr al senior Llorsps Torres,
con euya propoaici6n satabA on I'M todo dc
acusfdo.
~ proposition, en- Hfntsuis, 70 inform6
que Hscfs qus In CGmsrA do DSlsgAdoA ss
cor1 Situya On session permRnsnts y, en- uso
do s deberes derschoH confsridos poT
sl heblo dc Puerto Rico y ala Rbandonar
Hu phesto, acnsrds protsstar Aolemnsmente
dd regimen "ForAker" aplRzRndo todS
ls9 9.slaCi6n hssts tanto qas el CoDgrsEo dc
lo9 Estados UnidoE rsconozcAEu dsrscho
al WI grgsrnmsnt.
sfrma que la proposition rsHult6
de1<h hhada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
ESa cantidad SO destinaria a la ter
minaci0n de las Obras del
canal.

|. Nusvs York, Enero I3.-Hor kirs ha
psdidS 81 Ssuado que vots IN cIedito
aacsndsnts Ia sumA de 500 millones pA'
rs ssr destinadns In termination de las
obrss del canal de Psnamf. Ests pet.'
ci6n movers srdisnts debate, pueE misn'
trau unos afrman que las obrAS han ads.
IAntsdo rucho y que dsntro de cuAtro
amos podra satsr construido el canRl, otros
cI6an qus pusds Esr un dssastrs En- los
doca d timos msssa 90 extrsjsron 3o.070....
III yRrdAs c6bicss de tisrra y pisdrA. El
gobisrno gasta diAriameuts en- los trAbS %
IL numa de $6312
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

NV Yo,k, Die. 23.-Mr. Carl Haupt
mann, escritor dramitioo slsmSn, llsgt
abordo del vspor Kaaissrin Auguste Vie
toriG de IL Hsmburgo American Line
con el fa Dc dar una seris dc lscturas ,
c,nfsrsncias On New York y otrag ciuda
des de los Estadoa Unidos bsjo los suspi
cios do 10 SacisdAd GermknicA do Anne
rica.
EstR go 10 primsra vista 20 Mr.. Hunpt'
mann & los Eatados Unidoa y 10 Acompa
1s su esposs.
Mr.. Hauptmann elt6 rscopocido comu
uno de les primeFoE escritorsa literarios ID
Alemania modsrna.
Algunos de sus recientss trsbsjoE SOD
sl drama "Moses', "EinchArt dsz Lsach
ler'' "Graf Michael"
Estudi6 sn Ia UnivsrRidad de Jsna, di
rigids por Haeksl, inicifndcus como psico
logizts con Ia obrs LA Met,f,ics 90 ID
Paicclogfs ModsruA", publicAda en- 1892
y que Itsm6 mucho Ia atenci6u.
Visitar6 & Rochester, Buffalo, Chicago
Columbus Cleveland
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Una carta.

Hoy hamon rscibido 10 Eiguisnts cartA:
"Sln Juan, Puerto Rico, Ensro II de
1903 Sshor Director do SIS Corrsspon-
dencia" Muy aefior mic: Como me consts
poaitivamsnta gus, por raz6n dc mi alsja
misnto do 10 polftica sctivs, sxists 10 du
da rsspscto do In sgrupaci6n poIftica 4
que psrtsnszco, uuplico I'd. 90 sirva hs
cor constar On ~ neutrality-suspicious. nj
afiliAci6n al Partido Unionists, para qua
de cate modo ss ssps poaitivamsnts M
actitud polftics y csssn las dudas. respects
del particular.
SRludkndols afsctuonsmsnte como amigs
y corrsligionsrio, sprovseho esta oportu
nidsd para rsiterarls las sxprssionss d.
mi msior amiatsd y. rsnpsso. -M Mario 8
Geiqel"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

Va hA sntEEdo en- func'onss Ii aEAmblea
legislative, y busno 60 ir apuntando OBJ
ssrvacionsE que, en- divsrSos asuntoE, pus-
dan, acaso, dAr lA norma de cOnvsnientes
reformas On donds elias % impoDgAn.
PenRamoa que al traHlRdo mss 6 menos
conutante en- individuca de In policia, autsu
perjudica qrs aprovecha al msjcr Esrvicio.
Natural pATsce qas un poiicis, On nm
pueblo ciudad por 81 conecido con toda
sxpeTisncia y familiATiEado el tGmbien On
sl oonooimisnto de cuantos slsmsntns 10
formAn, presto, en- IN caso 6Ado, mas tfi.
Cas- ssTvicio que On locaIidadss en- donds
- novAto y on douds no sabs cual % sl
foco de 10 geuts malsants , por donds sus'
ls desliSars en- malandsp Ess Ell hsmpa qus
IN todAs paTtts 90 d. mans para tsnsr pc.
culiATes sitios On los cuAlas ns considers
gdrdntisado.
Ea dscir. que cuAndo IN policia conocs
una localidad, casi sismpre tisne que On.
foFHarps POGO en- dsscubrir 6 nj ratsro, 6 al
cAmorriata al individuo de mAlou aptsca.
dsntss On tAnto gus, IN el csHo c,nssari,, su
trabsjo 90 rsslmsDte eafoIzado muchan
vscss Mn busn 6xito.
HsSga Uukuuu ucursug 7pusi ss,slay a,Ne
IN policia o. una vsrdadsra h,peteod-
dan casos-por su maners do ser, %
justo que tai hipoteoa Ii den conc
dssds Ia Csibs & Rinc6n desds Gusya
llA 6 BareslonstA hAata convsncsrHs
que Dios no 10 hs lIsmado por si cam
do Ia mncAnA y dar dc lado con e..
Ocurrs que veccs su relative CO
lapso do tempo, hay guaEdiaa q cfcis
que no bisn han sentado uu bota On
mscso, por sjsmplo, los mandan Ju'
DiaE pcto do llsgar Maysgusz Loo
Wan Las Pisdras y snssguida Los niue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
DEBILIDAD Y CANSANCIO,

La debilldad es Ia Causa de un sin
ndmero de pedecimientos que suelen traer
serias consecuencias 81 Sc abandona. FL
cuerpo debil Sc siente rendido, aunque
no haya motive para clio, la vista
disminuye, Sc siente frecuentes marcos,
falta el apetito, la audici6n Sc entorpece, y
en- fin, es un estado terrible molesto que
facilmente Sc puede remediar con el uso del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
Pp~funeria Napoleon

Nueva perfumerfa Francesa Anne
r'cana que ha causado iverdadera
reboluci"n en- cl mundo elegante.
ESTRACTOS con perfumerias Vio-
leta Heliotropo Y piel de Espana muy
b'en presentados cada pomo ZEN su
cajita litografada.
Pote de l onza p ctvs. 10! onzas
40 ctvs, ; onzas 50 ctvS.' y onzas
80 ctvs.
AGC AS PARA Ell TOCADOR con
perfumes violetas,' Rosa'blanca, Lilas
olancas, Levander y s;indalo i 80 y Is
ctvs. trasco
L'quldo para eDjuagar la boca: rs
un antlseptico cicntitico sin .igual i 25
Y 80 ctvs. trasco.
Iasta para la dentadura: La meior
4u' ~ cohoce para llnplar, bianquear
perservar los dientes, precio - ctvs.
Polvos ascptinalpara el tocador:
Perfume violcta y Lilas Il 20 ctvs.
frasco
Jabones en- cajitas de 3 pastas muy
bien presentados Il rs 80 y 60 ctvs.
cal y cuanto mas Sc pueda nccesitar
en- pertumeria la tabrica esta nuevS
marca NAPOLEON con la especiali-
dad de ser sus artfculos supcriores de
un precio excesivamente econ6mico.
Dep6sitoi general ell el gran Bazar de
Novcdades de Gonzalez Padin HnOs
y en- "lIa Paquita".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

pletsmsnts reformada. En- In nuevs ley
ssr6n eliminates los tratados do concrete.
Esto 10 jusgs ds muoha impprtancis, puss
revsla que las rafcrmas qus % introduz.
can On In citada revision Berkn trascsndsn'
taIss dssda sl momsnto IN qua incluysn
Z eliminaci0n Dc los tratsdos ds concrete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

LssEnscripcionsH sc cisTrAn sl lDnss / 8 do
En&o lss 4 do la taTds, en- TstuGn %.
Las Asr6n por pIiegos cara
dos bon sl por ciento del prsmio & gus
He sBpirs.
Notas. -LsE familiaA qus dsEesn 10 les
resolve palco debeTan Avisar Al Hfior No.
bla TetuSn 25.
Ia PrensG La comisi6n de Socorroa
sup Nca Ia reproduction Dc sHte aviIO. San
Jud IL de EusIo de 1909. LA Comi.
si6d del Hipodr6fho, w d. Noble, a.
Na& &rryeh @ MalatTnzi
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MIRADOR.-Se alquila un mirador con
dos departamentos muy frescos baratos. 1
Gale del Cristo, nnmero Is, 15v,a,
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Venezuela negOciandO con Francia.
Tn enviadO especial ha dadO prin-
cipiO a elias en- Paris.

Nav York. Ensro 13.-Se han rsanu. |
dEdo las cordialss rslaeiones entTs los Fs. |
tadoa UDidna do Vsnszusla ls rep6bli.
CO franceEe. Con ess motive M snviado
especial de Vsnszusla hs dsjo principio
lss negcciacionss para el ,arrsglo do asun.
tos pendisntss gus hahfan qusdado de sss
modo dssds que 81 preaidents Castro mos
tr6as con gran desconsidsraci6n q In Fran.
cia. Ri prssidents Gomsx dessa que We
Ill|I l|llDl I lI|I|l l|lllGliQll ~ 4 = y y
cirlo asf . halisban las pusrkss Dc i
musrts, % transformsn dc pronto adqui
risndo fnsrxas, robustsz, color, animsci6n
salud, sn una pslabra, que acrsdita cads
dia ls justicia dc In fama y del inmsnsa
credito de que tan 6til preparation goza q
sl todo mundo."
r. DR.. Rafael del Yale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

ysyNo 6 parar San SsbA1tian 9 & AdJun-
taA
un trsIisgo qua sntsudsmoH POGO
sjuS (ado un busn ssrvicio policiRco. Por
10 aenOS los tieialss = buan rGmero de
sut ltsHnon debsn psrmauscsr en- Las locA
lid&han que mka conocidEs lea saRr, y, do
csc nodC, no 10 aATSI sl caso de gus no
gu& dis gus en- su vida hS estRdo en- In
car al 6 en- Ponte aeA dsItinsdo & estes
ciu adsa en donds sismprs han de pTeHtEr
mel Z servicio squellos agsntss qua Espsn
d6dbs qusda el q timo rinconcsjo de BR.
yolN 6 Alto del CabTo, , nc igoorsn Ads
ma los rscovecoI de Hoyo frio SalHipus-
dsI etcfterG.
usstro psrscer sH que, misnLrSI msjor
con sca M policfa eli distrito en- donds
prsSts ssrvicio, cate cara mka sficients. Y
no hsya misdo de gus. donde naci6 tsl
8 Q al policfa co Msysgtiaz en- Yaucc
90 Arecibo, pisrda fusTzA moral, por hA.
lin be rs'aciouAdo con todo sl mundo. pusu
va $abrfs que atenerss ai sn alg6n mo.
me& to dejabs de cumplir con M dober.
Euta cussti6n suela considsrGrsela hsjc
dn& aspsctoa. Convsndrfs no estremar On
- M..-- - nwskMwsn as~wm1@ - -. = -
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TURQUIA ACEPTA
una indemnizaCi0n.
ESta Sc eleva a once millOnes de
pesos.
La cOndesa Sofia y los hIlngarOS.

pesos.
La cOndesa Sofia y los hlngarOS.
Nav York, Ensro 13.-Dicen dc Cons
tantinopls que, al flo, ants Ia Actitud dc
Austria que hs acabado por conceder
Turqufa una indsmnizaci6n gus % elevs
once millones dc peso,, el gobisrno scepta
esta cantidad, con IL cuRl dAr6 por transa'
do uAtilfactoriamsnts el aEunto que ante
ambns gebisrnos pendia, por 10 anexi6n,
que psrpstr6 Austria, de lR Bosnia. En-
este tiltimo imperio, dsbido ID actitud
huutil dc Russia, ne lego penSar con tsds
ssrisdad On 10 gusrra, hsStA el punto do
ooncertsr sn Paris I'm smpreatito snorms.
Sc sfrma qus el Archiduqus Fraucisco
Fernando, trabsj6 esfsrsAdAmsnte porque
el conf oto faese zapjAdo del modo que
Ahors pc hs hscho y que para ssto sjsrci6
gran in ph usncia en- el amino de 50 padre
Francisco Jose.
FL srchiauqua Francisco Fernando, q. hs
Adquirido gran popuiaridad, nAci6 en- 1868
caI6 morgAnkticamsnts CON In condssa
IOAAA SoCnEh ACN@ 0i he6AO u~ AAAAS~
IN de Hohenbsrg. Ella no llsgara Hsr
empsratriz de AuatTia, porqus los hdoga'
ros dsclarsn gus no In rsconooerGn como
rsina de HungrfA. Sun tres nifios son:
MsximiIiano. nacido sn 1902: Efnesto,
nAcido On 1904 Sofia nacidA On 9O1.
PRECI0 DEL .AZUCAR HOY.
Nav York, Ensro 13-El prscio del
aztcar hoy ss el siguisnte: s3.77 firms.
Hopkins pide al SenadO 500 milo
neS de pesos.
ESa cantidad SO destinaria a la ter
minaci0n de las Obras del
canal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

s.t II.us 9mplsados dos , de sAts modo
pais qns sAtisfscs iutsrsses por
~ &pisal que no tisns invsrtido.
a;Hab'6 tambien de lca dsrschcs qua CO.
I,hondsa nj Pusblo dc Pusrto Rico IN
-ibO nos IN qus 70 ha sxplotsdo In pri'
q IVA frsnquicis concsdida al ssior uba'
2kIy tsrmin6 diciendo qus no dsria m
an f.yor Ia una concession gravosn
n. sl pals paqus al sstirarss do Pusrtc
a 20 On IN dia qusrfa lamar no concisLcia
u1hquila CON IN usguridsd dc haber cum
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

CARL HIAJPTN1ArIN,
Ell notable eScritOr aleman Carl
'Hauptmann Sc prOpOne dar una
Serie de leeturas y recitaciones
en- Nueva York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13
PRECIO DEL. .AZUCAR HOY.

Ntw York, Ensro 13-El prscio del
azGcAr hoy es 81 siguisnts: s3.77 frms.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-13

Hopkins pide al SenadO 500 milo
neS de pesos.