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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28

The Value OF This Product Is Very
Great For Feeding Young Gai,s-
PJ +. =. EcARMAN.
= T.. y. Ec.ARAiAN
Topeka, Kan.

Ii Is surprising 10y Il caif Viii re
spond t. good treatment. \ thrifty
calf IS q money maker. If ne j. not
thrifty and Kept growing every ga 81
his cal.hood h unfortunate owner
mas on'y himself TO blame.
The calI should be kept growing all
the time. when he is not growing
loser.
A farmer who Ices not produce 9
months-old skin-miik calf in the
prime, Of condition ard which Ti!,
weigh $50 pounds is not doing his
duty III raising calves. He yet has
something To learn.
The calves should by all means have
Il comfortable winter she'd. The shed
need not be expensive. but should be
roomy and we'll ventilated. Well drain
ed and dry.
\ dirt donr with q good slope is as
good IS needed. The 20 should be
well icdded<~ith wheat straw. which
Is the best absorbent o~btainable on
the farm.
The manure should be removed
often and tho floor kept sweet. The
sheds shou!d bo well lighted and 8
south front is best. y south slope
is the idea! location.
Close the shed on the north entirely.
hut have either q big window or the
south OF tnc SHcu party open. Let
the caif's bed be dry. lie can stand q
good deal OF cold IL he is kept dry.
| aIn coEnizant OF the fact that
thousands of coed calves have been
reared without the use Of stanchions
and By Z old ways Of feeding skim
milk. but il must be admitted that
thousands upon thousands Of poor
calves which have given the dairy
business 3 black eye have also worried
al0ng and made in the end fairly good
beef OF Just an average COW under the
old methods.
1t s. the inclination OF the young
man employed in feeding calte and
dairy farming to follow the footsteps
OF his father.
The dairy farming Of today, includ-
the man who engages in il. must pro-
duce greater profits than twenty-five
years ago.
The use Of more brains ana less
muscle will make both q better paying
business. Manual labor comes cheap.
The brains which direct the manual
labor cost more each year. In every
walk OF life it is brains that are need
ed. Milking 0 and rearing calves
IN stin1-milk Will pay a%bundantly for
intelligent brain work. 1t Is the ex-
perlence OF every reading, studying
ana thinking dairyman hat it pays to
be this kind Of a dairyman.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
The Unhelpfui Hobo.

Some pessirnistic newspaper reports
are to the effect that the big cities
are oEerrun with men out of employ
Inent and point to this fact us an in
dication that business is still bad and
the country not yet out of the woods.
The big cities are forever cursed
with idle men and always vii be.
There are times when idleness is en-
forccr, but not now. The tremend-
u CROP in every part Of the coun-
try this ear called for thousands OF
men at good wages to help take care
of them. But did tLcy help? III
deed. mol
Farmers everywhere failed to get
barely as many men as were needed
II the ranks Of the idle III the cities
remained u~nbroken. In spite OF the
offer Of higher pay and better grub
than they could hope to get else
Where.
It is true that all idle men are not
adapted to farm work, but there is
Yet Il crying demand for unskilled
farm labor which cannot be filled.
Thousands rf men who understand
farm work prefer TO hang around the
saloon Of the cities n exc out q
miserable life by earning q few cents
4 da" at odd jobs, or beg, than so to
the cOnntr where they could have
permanent employment at q decent
Wage ard GOOD board.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
III The D3 ry.

There IS no time OF the year when
2 little extra feed viii produce better
results than during the fall when pas
lures are failing. 4 COW that goes
into The winter in a weak, cnaciated
condition is certain to cornc out in a
worse condition in the Sp:Ing, unless
special ears ans feed is given her
during the tim. She is in the stable.
Much Of the poor spring condition
noticeable among dairy cattle Is due
to a decline in condition during the
fall.
Cows that fresbcn in the fall should
have plenty of forage If the pastures
are short and sufficient grain foo to
pet them up to their maximum yield.
a COW that is allowed to fall away in
her milk Weld can seldom be brought
back to her most protita bic yield and
especially at this time of year.
Weed out the poor COWS bv means
Of the scales aid BabcOck test.
Feed the good COW q balanced ra-
ton.
GROW alfalfa and provide abundance
Of silagc.
Heau the herd with. the best sire Oh.
tainablc.
Raise the heifer calves from the
best cows.
Continue TO weed, feed and breed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
DJN'S REVIEW.
holiday Trade is Very satisfactory rs
a NEaln.
(By the Associated Press. ]

(By the Associated Press,
New York, Dec. 24.-R. G.. Dun &
Co weekly review of trade tomorrow
viii say, III part:
whole, very satisfactory. The colder
weather has contributed TO more
wholesome trade conditions in several
lines. The general business situation
presents a somewhat mixed appear-
ance, though there is no fundamental
change in conditions, he outlook be-
ing, in the main, exceedingly bright.
The recent advance OF cotton to
above Is cents for the May option
was me Of the incidents of the week
and is in line with the general ten
dency Of higher prices.
Conditions in iron and steel remain
somewhat mixed, d illness and weak
ness still being apparent in the pig
iron markets, whereas, on the other
hand there is quite an active demand
for steel products generally. In the
primary markets the usual holiday
quiet is apparent. although cotton
goods purchases by converters have
beer fair and fancy o~vercoatIng for
fall are being ordered. Southern yarn
mills are planning for curtailment to
offset the trying conditions due to
high cost cotton. Prices in cotton
good are firm and have shown further
advances in some directions to a party
with the advancing raw material mar
ket. The best export business in cot
ton goods is reported with the Philip
pines and South America.
Holiday quiet prevails among New
England wear manufacturers, most Of
whom are now taking inventory Of
stock. while the jobbing rad gener-
ally is dull.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
Comparative Cotton statement.

New York. Dee. 24.-Conrarative
cotton statement for the week ending
Friday, December 2ith:
Net receipts at all L. S. ports during
week, 212.236 bales: net receipts at
al L. S. ports same week last year,
3oS,690: total receipts since September
1st, ASS S5: total receipts to same
date last year. 6,051,46G; exports for
the week, 12S,852; exports for same
week last year, 369,3.4; total exports
since September 1st, 3,5O1,236: total
exports same Date last Z 4,321,45S;
stock at all United States ports. S24,-
642; stock at all United states ports
same time last ar, 1,100,6 stock
at all interior towns. 7~S4,315; stock at
all Interior towns same time last year,
885,973. stock at Liverpool, i~,01A,O0O;
stock at Liverpool same time last year,
169, 0OO: took of American afioat for
Great Britain, l6.,000; stock OF
American aftuat Tor Great Britain
same time last year, 490, geo.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
Clearing House Statement.
(Pv the Associated Press.

Siy LIiC 1ASooAaiICo Nh'''
New York, Dec. 24.-The statement
of clearing house banks for the week
Give days. shows that the banks held
S1O,145,275 more than the require
ments OF the 25 per cen reserve rule.
This is q decrease OF $29S,425 in the
DroDortionate cabs reserve as COM
pared with last week. The statement
follows:
Loans. increase, s6,438.6O0.
Deposits, increase, s7,o1S 100.
Circulation decrease, $144.40O.
Legal tenders, decrease, ~S1,331,0 900.
Specie, increase, s2.7S7,1GO.
Reserve, increase, S1.456.1OG.
Reserve required, increase, $1,1o4,-
525.
Surn,,s decrease, S298,425.
Ex-Tnited States deposits, decrease,
s29O.275.
The percentage OF actual reserve OF
the clearing house banks oday was
25.92.
Tho statement Of banks and trust
.~o,nanies OF Greater New York, not
~enortiug to the clearing house, SHOWS
that those institutions have aggregate
denosits OF s1.242,766.50o; u a caSh
an hand. s142,090,400 ana loans
to $1.202.1.S,ooe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
Cotton Receipts.
(By the Associated Prcss.t

(By the Associated Press
New York, Dee. 24.-The
are the total net receipts OF cotton
at al ports since September Isl:
Galveston 1,713,S51; New Orleans
seq sc: Mobile 1~65.2S4; savannah
1,082.532: Charleston 1S2,20O: VII
taington 260.256; Norfolk "56.249;
baltimore 37,122; New York 3,o03'
Noston l.717; Newport News 0.t3l'
Philadelphia 627: san Erancisco D.
AZ3; brunswick 172,161; Port Town
send 1859: Pensacola S.9A6: port
i4nd, ore, 200: Port Arthur and "a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
Something About Horses.

Make friends with our horses. They
viii enjoy your Sociability as we'll as
YOU will. Sensible horses like to. be
talked to by sensible people.
q an extra rope, with a snap on
one end, hang rs up i'll the horses
stalls, so it will not be necessary to
unite the rome from the manger every
barn.
Ar expert In horse phrenology says
d horse which is wide from The bone
behind the ears down TO the outer
corner Of the eye is intelligent.
In proportion to It's size the horse
has q smaller stomach than any other
QuadruDed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28

In some localities, 1t is said. the
farmers are becoming SO careless with
their motor cars that q town MAJ i
almost afraid to drive his horse out
into the country.
While it is ali right for q farmer tn
buy a motor car IL he can afford il.
he should not mortgage his farm il
order to do 50. 1t takes q fast auto
to Outgun q mortgage.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28

1t one end al this chain put q
weight, marked {. \ box filled with
sand or q few bricks or rocks tied to-
gcthcr Viii Go--tne heavier the bet
ter.
Then tho wood to be sawed is put
on the buck III the regular way, mark
ed L. Put the chain + over it and
i1sten to \. 50 that the weight { will
be about two inches from the ground.
This saves 2 lot Of hackache. Try 1t:
H. theIn-f1 Going
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
TO FASTES WOOD ON \ SAM
III OK.

IN either one OF the pieces marked
y put at the upper end IN eight Or ter
penny nail. \.
Take ? chain about three feet lone
with the inks having holes lars,
enough to pass a nail head through
them. Chain marked T..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28

D,he Pass 6S,S96; Jacksonville 7.Ta1
Eagle Pass, Texas. 41o: Ell Paso. Tex.
70 Laredo, Tex, $50: GulfDort 1881;
georgetown Sol; Texas City 1856
minor ports 6.40O Total, ASSESS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-28
PREDICTION OF THE
BULLS MADE GOOD
is Gents Cotton Reached
Before Christmas
CONDITIONS ARE bulL|sH

believers III Higher Prices Dilatc on
the Fact That the Spiliners' raki,os
OF late Have Exceeded the Re-
ccirts-ihey Also Believe That
Spinncrs in Many Cases Are Re
coming Alarmed Under a Rea,iza-
ton OF the Fact That the Crop is
Really Small.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03
Ia danZa De los niIODeS
BUsCA, BUscANDo

hus nor los iihimos amos del Sc
undo Impcrio, un hanqnero p"r'N''"
ncca rotlndamcnte a pagar uifiS
cmmtas que lc presento la modiS'" "
ru mujcr. De esta viva el homoIc
na-ado desde algunos meses- ''u'"
,ar;to en el curse del mISmo S''ii'-
rc,ucir otras cuentaS, de las cua-
9e., se dcsprcndia que la banIn'Ta n"
gsa g,stado en- el esracio d. IN ano
.,.c,.. v cinco md frances IN trays
s,wbreros. rora blanca. calzado- g''f'-
trx admiuiculcs. La suma par'4'I'
~xorb;tante. monstrrosa IN mora''S'a
,v..cr,hto 4 Ia saxon un articulo sensa~
.soual. ON eI cual ~ demosuaha que
Ia spciet,an iba por NAL camin". q''"
:, n,;o dc las mujcres hahia jle"mdo
ars,a 10 mverosimiI Y que en 81 d'-
h,a verse una De las mayoreS cansaS
de pcrdei6n.
Han pasado dcsde entonces cuarFi-
tn amos todo ha scgu5do armenian
.sc dc prc-o: los alqnaer"s, 4 t''oa-
4eo las vcrdawas, las corneras, las
.rarncs v los tenores. Pero mas que 10
,srss e.sns o4ros articulos ei coste dc
asx a,oI,c4tts" femeninas. 10 que
csxr4.e. en- materia tai no hay meolo
sIr marcar. los limites que ssTaran 10 III
sfrguisi1e de 10 superfiuo- I'm dofne
ACADIA a prlmerof j Fin que pun
In cmpieza a segundof Dlfmh Y casl
sssscIsribis twohema Las opTnon"s mas
;aa.tmyzadas diasrepan Tor modo muy
SENSIBLE. Recientcmenfe una dc las AT
sfstas, mas bonitas mas 'ehlcs q" IN
rss madeanoi7Ale Cecilia Sorei. desda-
raba con una firmeza que no permrfe
:za,rigar la menor duda, Que una fnnJer
gsrdaderasnsnte elegarte no palota rass-
syw mealus de "doscientos mil frances
xI ai,o" para su toilette. Pero ofra aa'-
arx,a mo menos bella, no menoS eae~-
gzn4e, compatrlota nnesfra y que man
sssrne alto y erguido 81 pendon esfa-
s.na s,n las riberas del Sena. doIsle tan
axs fs,llsiones ondean. pTetenie que no
- Tsresario gastar tanto; con cieaiso
sareuersaa mil frances pueIe una nfti-
Jer dossemfeilar un papei a2roso y yes
nr eIegaafisimamentc Todo es cues
sslyn de orslen Y dc economic.
DE tOdas maneras resuita probada
y arrhi-evidenciada la recesldad de SER
.alyxmas vszces Millionaire ii feliZ NOR
tai 4 queen 81 dsst mo lie haya puesto
TN e1 hogar un angeI sin alas, pero
asiso dc fulosas galas. Ell presupuesto
de la indumentaria del serafin enear
rymio dc labrar In fe4icidad del hombre
xoisre In terra ~ eieya un total for
msuable. FL ventures marido tlene que
Cmsagrar una gran parte de siIs reJi-
txs & los gastos suntuarios de la mu-
scr, como On todas parties II hosnbre
rs un set emIne1,fcmente egossta que
No se haee cargo de las ieyitnnas re-
elamaciofs,s femesilss, Ne da con cicr
a frecueneia en- Paris Il case de que
Ucnsrrtes ricos sc nieguen ro4undamsn-
ne saldar Las cunntas DR. mod u<as-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03
San Juan Puerto Sabado de Abril de

pasiaban rehanos dc renoS, Una her
mosa raza de cagadorcs. Ia raEa llama
ia de Gro Magnon, tom1 possession drl
pals Sc instal6 IN las eaYcrnas. ca
yas paredes adornaba con promsl'n
Dc pinturas como las que So han des-
cnbierto en- Ia cucYa dc Aliamira y
en- otras grutas dc Ia provincial ID
Santandcr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03

lmmciiatamenfe doSpues de tirmar
81 Tratado de ShimonoSck. 81 JapJm
compr6 Chile cl ldzum.' crlcero
que cstaba conStruyGndose en los az
tilleros de Elswick Al ociupar los rl-
SOS Puerto Arturo en 1899. cl Jaron
compr6. talubitn Chilc, Cd Iw@te y
81 IdzImo.
Cuando 81 .Iap6n cstaba Punto dc
hacer In GUERRA Il Russia, eompro 4 la
Rdpiblica Argentina q kaNuga y ei
'Nissh;g. cruceros acorazados que ha
bia cncargado Italia. For 6l.jmo, cn
la misma fpoca, inglatorra compr6 i
Chile el "Triumph" y cl Swiftsure, -
construidos en- los astlleros de ElSwpk
y de Barrowm-Furrcss ~, 10 porque nc
cesitaSc dichcs acorazadvS sino para
mar,elir que los compraso Er>ia Ia
oual habicra podido a0adir cen clios
4 la cseuadra dd almirante Rodiott-
wensky dos soberbias unadado@ moder-
nas
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Mi'i> Ner"1tN' - '''' 'p,'" ="
+ NJ" az = '''l!'.'i'' '"'''''' 7'''' as '''3'.
''''S : .''' i'i--'
Una escuadra compneSta de-. 'Htos
tres buqlte~. Que son dei tlfo del ee-
lehre Dreadnoaeht, - podria tai yez
inclinar Il platillo dc Ia bahama en ia
vor De la potencia . dfd grupo de po-
tencas at1e los hubcsen attQlmrido. y
dccidir la victoria.
o4rae r.tado. soo,,o.,dar;ox, =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03
PoF qIt nr'id q pnlpr'lor
DE CHINA
DE CHINA

" Francis Mury da en- LA Revue'
d. Paris. ,etalles facilitadOs por una
alrtoridad fidedigna, seg'In dicc, de la
forlna IN que la emperairiz siuda DE-
Cilslna. rts-olVl6 eiH 81 lecho De muerte
cue Il vsmpera.bor kwang Su "debia
acolrpailarla a la tumba" OficialmcIl-
te - diio que 81 monarea padecia una
,.uferrmziad del corazon. pero no Sc
acepto nHtgun0 dc los ofrccimieaTtcs
de asstencia medscs que hicieson las
legac iona< extranJesas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03

Comprueban constantemen,e al can.
tar todos los artistas, una s.rie de no.
tas asccndcntes descendcnteS. cn f.n
momento dado, obscryan que Sc prodn.
ce un fen6meno en- la larinqe. como
81 cambiaSen de cuerdas. yocalcs: II
cen que pasan del registro de- pecho
al registro dc cabcza viceycr>a pa
so semejante es mas . menos marcado.
los profesores esfuerzanse para qlte
deSaparczca en- sus discipuIoS -.
III senor Maragc, on una uota pre-
sentada por el senor d Arsonaal a Ia
Academia de Ciencias de Paris. cstudja
el mecansmo de csc fen6meno
Para clio toman cI trazado de lass
eontracclones de I'm musculo: q crico-
tiroideo, el cual aun cuando muy indie
pendiente de las cuer5as vocaias. en
mas o en menos, las tiende al propi0
tempo, fotografia las ybruciones d.
la VOC del individuo en- quian expert
menta.
81 el paso entire la ,oz de pecho y
Ia voz de eabeza cs mny marcado. ~
| mlisculo en- question Sc contrae lie ma
nera brnsca tiende iuertamente las
| euerdas voeales; eS como 81 ii cantor
cn un momento dado cambara dc ms
trumento Sc sirvicra de ana npeva
lariuge n csta 1oz .es tcnb.o0a >d-
riable la intensidad de ella. r. en- cl
momento del paso, aun pucden faitar
eompletamente. ciertas notas
31 otros artisiaS. por 81 contrario,
= nuscuIo cricoiiroidco Sc contrae po-
go 4 POGO medida que van siendo
las notas mas agudas; no hay va re-
gistro de pecho nj reeistro de cabeza,
sino una voz cnteram nte hemogenea
enyo trazado IS tan regular come \
dc n diapason
iaee notar el senor Morage que di-
ho mdscnlo es mas indcpendi ute que
| todos otros m,iseulos laringeos pues So
halia dotado de actiyidad por un ner-
10 especial. cuando los dcmas mas
culos eStaR bajo Ia independence del
misno neryio.
La ediHici6n de csc mis sealo. ror
tanto. lebe ser mas menos faci Sc
gun los individuoS; hay que surrinif
la contraction brtIsca Y el diScipu|o de-
ne aprcnder i scrvirse de aqua 4 con
traerio POGO POGO. como un lucbador
aprende a contraer Il biaefs q otso
cualquiera de sts mIiSculos.
Este breve resumen de la noia del
senior Horage basia para que ~ com
prendan los servicfos que pucde pres
TAR al arte dc la mnsica vocal Ia cies-
eia de- m6todo grafico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03
ANO tt


Para Ia buena marcha de esta Adm
abstraction, no admitimos Atlas de
,recripciones 4 este diario sino desde
si primerO de cada mes, Las bA'AS
~ avisar6n los dias 30 3 81 advir-'
nendose oue las que So dieren con pos
,erioridad no sc tomaran en- cuenta
nj surtiran efecto en- Ia eont'hu'a''
Ass,a el dia tltimc del mes sigmeh-
=, nj en- que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03
inconsciencia impr,,dcnte d un rcto dcs

HI'OHSVHII'Id TTHFTHU'lTI' |" HH TT" VI"
carado; que gastar dosclenfos dllros
en- m somhrcro, SctocientoS cn nm par
DE euanteS y treinta y cinco mil en un
ahrieo. cuando hay tantas mlllareS do
obrcras que aponaS puedcn conner pan
v tiritan dc frio bajo sus pohrcs ha-
rapos, - una provocacion insolente %
I'M alarde de- ptsimo grSio y de una
ligcrcza social vituporablc. Los econo-
mistaS ohictaran que donde hay mu-
cho diDero 10 Importance Is que cir
cule. sea Como sea. y que vale mas nm
rico fastuoso que nm millionaire S6rdl-
do. moS V otros atcndrin raz6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-03
Juan Buscon.
Como era pI AoHbrc primitive

IIacc mchoS milares de amos. Ia
IS6ptima parte de Ia superiicie tcrres
tre qued5 cubierta de una grucsa cos
ira de hiclo.
LA parte septentrional dc AlemanIa
tom6 el aSpccto que hoy tiene Groen-
landia los Apes, cnyueltos por la ME
ve. dciaban apenaS yer sus cimas, y
On nucstras attitudes vivian animales
de largo y espcso pelaje.
No hacia demaslado frio, pcro llo-
via y nevada casi sin cesar.
Los elefantes de aquclIa epoca esta
ban cubcrtos de largo pelo. y los rno-
cerontes, en vez de la piel dcsnuda que
hoy tlcncn. hallabanse revcStidos de
lama
Fin medic de aquel agrcstc paisaje,
viva un hombre primitive, una raza
hunana de la que hace tempo Sc des-
cubro un craneo en- Neranderthal, Y
otros restos en- Spy.
Ahora, tres sacerdotes han hallado
nucyos rastros de aqucIla poblaci6n de
los tiempos 0laciates. en- la Capllla de
los Santos. en- la Corrcze.
Aque contempordneo del mammut
| = del rinoccronte ianudo. tenia la frcn-
te baia y deprimida, los labios salien-
tes, la barblIa aplastada, la nariz an
ha corta. separada de Ia frente por
una profuuda depression, y 81 arco de
! las cejas enofme y pronlnente- I'm
yez he Ile}ar la cabcza alta, coloeada
xcrticamente sobre la columna Vertc-
bral, la leyaba incIinada hacia adelan-
te. direction one sin duda seguia todo
el tronco En- fin, el rostro de este
ser repugnantc GARCIA de la movilldad
que hoy caracteriza la fisonomla hu-
mana
Esc Ilegue que. partiendo de cada
lado de Ia nariz ilega hasta la conn
sura lie los iablos senala tan pronto
| la risa como Il dolor, no existia en- Ell.
.IuZgando por su craneo, era muy m
ferior ii los actualcs salvajes de Aus
tralia. consideradoS como 10 mas baJo y
abyecto De q cspecie hamana.
Sin embargo, aqueI ser era un hom-
bre. un hombre capaz de sentimien-
tos tai yez de religion. Por 10 me-
nos. enterraba sus muertos.
Los restos halados en- la Capilla de
los Santos, estaban en-. una excavation
| rectangular cuidadosamente ab'erta en-
Il sueIo de una gruta; son los restos
he un hombre, con las piernas dobla-
das sobre ei cuerpo; los que ie en-
icrraron supieron darIe la posici5n que
creian necesarIa para Su reposo.
Como Il sapareeio aquclla raza, no
IS facil saberlo. No bien comenZo 81
deshiclo V Sc retiraron las grandes ma
sas de nieve. cuando todo cambi0 de
aspecto. A los antiques glaciales y
heleras. substituyo una estepa donde
soplaba un viento frio seco, y donde
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Wausau, April 29.-State Organizer
j. H. Broom, of Montgomery, Ala,
came in on the train Monday morn
ing and assisted the w. o. w. boys
OF this place in rolling several desiT-
able sticks of timber.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Wilcox were
shopping and visiting here Monday.
Mrs b F. Gamer left on the train
Monday for a visit with friends and
relatives in Chipley.
Thomas Jordan, of Chipley, was a
business caller Monday and met with
the W. o. W boys here Monday
night.
Mrs. r. W. Warren visited friends
and relatives in the country on We'd
nesdag.
Mrs. Annie Sketo, of the Valley.
was in town Friday and left for a
visit with friends in Mariana.
Ex-Justice N P Taylor was shak
ing hands with friends and old &C
quaintances here Monday.
C. c. Carter was a business caller
Monday and Saturday
W. II. Bailey, Of Orange Hill, was
mingling with friends and transacting
other business here Thursday.
Mrs. W T. Tiller visited friends
and relatives in Holmes Valley