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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
nECTURA CAMPESINA.

IMPORTANCIA DE LA COSE-
CHA DEL MAlZ.-A principles del
siglo Xxx, ell pueblo de los Estados
Unidos comienza i darse cuenta lie
que el rey Mafz ha tomato realmen-
te possession del pals. Sc ha introdu-
cido quietamente, pero con tai ra-
pidez, que este aho representa- I'm
voIor de S / ,l20 100000, o sea mas
de los vaIores reunidos del algod6n
Y del trigo. En- el centro de la zona
del mafz, ell valor de la cosecha de
este excede al de todos las otras fin
cas-.
Ninguna cosecha eierce influen-
cia tan grande sobre los destinos de
las empresas de Londres. Sin en-
barge, 6sta, la mayor de las cose-
chas americanas, no tiene ningtn
sistema antique, nj costumbres res
petables y fijas que nos gufen res
pecto su production.
Es una cosecha nueva que apenaS
haCe unOs cuantOs amos sali6 de ma
de los indios cuando Sc plantaban
mos cuantos monticulos Y la cose-
cha entera Sc molia en- un "matate'
Y todavia aver nuestroS padres sem
braban con un azad6n, con ell que le
daban terra; Y Sc ayudahan con
una cultivadora de TN cabatio. De
vez en- Cuando durante todO ell a1O
Sc desgranaba V molia medic busheI
en- I'm mOiino de aqua, para ell uso
domestico; pero los pollos. los cerdos
V los cabaiios aprovechahan el resto
de la coSecha. bien que solo eran
unas cuantas mazOrcas diarias. Ma
die puedc formarsc idea del enorme
cambio que Sc ha operado en- esta
cosecha, sino ha visto personalmente
al azad6n ceder Su iugar 4 Ia sembra-
dora de manO, v d >u vcz Ia forma-
dora dc cuadros; los campus de cincu
Y Seis acres i los dc nchenta Y Glen.
el puhadu de maiz marhacado y hat
rinificado por ei mo,ino i la multi
tud de distintns productos hoy en-
BARBADOS de las fibricas i tnda>
parties del giobo, pOr medic de los
terroCarrlics.
Pcro estamos solamcntc en- cI co-
mienzo del dcSarollo de esta gran
cosecha, especiaimente por 10 que
rcspecta 4 Ia production, nunca So
ha dicho que So pierda una cosecha
en- la IONA del maiz. FL rumpimiento
mas bajo que ismas sc ha rcgistrado
ha sido DE- ratUgcc bushels p0r acre.
o sra casi cl prumc,lio dc Ia cosccha
dc trigo en- los E-tadU> I'nidos.
La region del maiz. cs drcir., Ia 20
na Cn Ia cusl Ia cosecha del maiz cx-
cede en- yalor 4 Ia dr r,Ialcuier otro
punto. hahrs de- cXtendrrzc gradual
Y raridamcnte ha~ia hos ruatro pun
tos cardinalcs TCro entrcranto. 81
haCendad0 - cnrucnira ircnte s
frcntc de un pr0b.ems realmcntc
zrande no RI que ST nctirrr : aumcn-
tar Il nImCro dr. arrrz scmhrsdo De
maiz. <inn ~ que Inyr-ti-a los me-
jios pars "htrnrr masurrs rendi-
mlrBtu- an rada arrc y por rJda
,lla 'I, Iais. u-p'rado- 90 d ruitivn
ds s~a rra-'rha
D. 1rn imTmrtan~ia dr Os Ea
de mg.E CD lu= Eelados ln.-.-. -
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No paSara nada

Nos diceu soz cshles, que Sc han TO
10 las reiacionez dlp.omaticas entire
Espa5a y CuFa- peru NO 10 cream. no
e. Pcslb'e. en primer iugar porque
Cuba. @era rUa hlja emarcipa,ia. re
ro sgEadcrlda. y ru -eEuuiu iuEar
porquc atsi i'~lr "a nundn VISA traIeS
herh'> dc t'r~ ml-n.r- Qlp tau buenus
g ra>i reEarr,..s- yrtria La Paine
-aua ic J. P,c0> . rviuraiia. For
talcLa 52.
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ESC0BA HIGIENlCA.

Los Sres. Sanchez Morales & Ca. tiensa
4 a vents Ia rglebrsda eseobs DUST
LES. cue no ssvanta polvo 81 bsrrer. Y
que hs tsnldn una gran acepisci6n En- 10
Estsdus uuIdos y Europa, donde se uti-
liza en las UEeinzs del Gobieruo, iEIs-
eias. escuelas. ilendzs y cssss particula-
les Dura dlaE wees mas Que unS es-
solra eousuie y tiene Ia ErzndiSinA
veutsis ds a. 5oguietssDsuts higitnies-
Ushcn spArsto 10 dsbe iAlEAr 60 1ingO-
- casa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
Los anericanoS
y los gallegos,
Question de razas.

Lainmcnsa mayoria dc los micm-
bros de- Ia Camara dc los cstaCos han
vuclto i suscitar Ia question de IA
zas d ron>ecucncia del asllnto Pana-
ma La question Is q. una inmcnsa
mayoria cstd acorde en- que Ia raza
superior del mundo son los galIegos,
Is j consccuonria dc que los del Gle
10 yenden camas 4 plazos, pianos,
miquinas de cS-ribcr Oliver. Remin
r+nn ~ l. h ..nnstikn . rrnrn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
Oficina de Sanidad ,
Beneficencia y Co.
rreccion.

Sc anuncia una segumda subasta
dc las raclone> para la Escucia Co.
rrecionei de Mayagjlez en- el aho fis-
cal de l9O9-l0, que tendra iugar ell p
de Junio corricnte a las 9 de la mana
ma.
Las condicionesy V dcmas circuns-
tancias Sc podran yer en- esta oficina.
San Juan, Is JUNO, 1909.
Juan r. Was
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
(S;JuEz JEEARo R. JuAREz :
Lease Su Tan Inkeresanfe Carfa.

Xcalak, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
The Peruna Drug Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, E. q. de A.
Mny Sehores mios: "Tengo Ell gusto
de dirigirme ids. para participates
que, hnbiendo sufrido por mas de IN
afo de un catarro agudo que para NADIA
me dejaba descansar, consulte a varios
nltdicos, sin haber tenido buenos resul.
lAdos.
En- buena hors me enter6 de la exfs-
tencia de Ia marayillosa Peruna, en-
pec6 q tomarla,y con solo dos pomos me
encuentro curado radIcalmente, Por
esta razon estoy obligado q hacer uu
Voto ptblico de gracias y recomendar
a todos mis- amigos y familiares la sal
vadora 'Peruna'.
De Uds. con mis- sinceros agradect.
mientos.
Soy sfmo. alto. Y s. S.
Lied. Jenaro R. Juarez,
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Un perCanse en-
Sus naqulnaS

A consecuencia de um percance SUI
frido en- la maqulnarla de nuestro
estimahle colega LA Democracia' -
dicho diaro no circulard hoy. Mana
ma probablemente Sc repartira la ex-
presada edici6n correspondence Al
sabado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-19
AL PUBL|CO DE- SA \ Juan

Tenemos el guso de informar al piblico de San Juan
que hemos ransferdo de la Al la cae Foraeza las
ocnas en- la Marina no soamente e Departamento de Luz
sino tambien todos los efectos materaes en- venta
Porto Rico Power & Iigth Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-31
JANUARY 81
CHINA'S FUTURE.

where he several OF ms
presented welcome by the urban council AteE
the add
China would have wonderful future The
reasonable people but they hated the idea OF having
fight it, Circumstances
able
competition which coming
labosavng appliances which being
ethics study Western science in order to
appliances which in daily the West Thus
soldiers could produced population of four oundred millions
Possibly hundred three hundred hence
would
and continental like Germany
would
Gentlemen there be fighting
that made and he believed that that
make
something the Chinese he their reasonable character
that they would reasonable
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-31
Commercial News
By r. o. Matheson.

On the Exchange week has
Agricultural falling
In other eventfu
erecting the brigade buildings Leua work that calls
immediate which viii
expenditure Arriving
steamships brought large number the hotels and board
prospects
arriving
strong
week show the feeling optimism prevails financial and business circles
Situation.
FROM
prospects plantations
Grinding
all the
the juice running high with the practical certainty of equal
to the bumper of last
Deliveries
week. heavy weather putting the the nteIsand fleet of
The in port
In the seriously affecting plantations. the
Agricultural
a
favorable materially conditions
decreasing prospects
and16 aske
plan
tation and there has been according
the favorable
anticipated months ago. although this onv
1t
ruling The improved conditions at the plantation
that the revolutionary
tivation, includinga change n the planted.
The fact Of the price steady
sales of big blocks early the week. indication high
which
first big
holding advance The main sales were
for sales made and 1471a asked
Confined Five.)
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Robinson Crusoe
The Nation. cal
So e u e ~ e 4 y y q - = -
The Nation. FYai

of phosophic temper
philosophy picture
CT human action and the organization of society," will find abundant food for
clothing brought ashore from the
building little with the aid of
Friday that Defoe moved
to tell good oy and because he made 1t SO true to m we can discern
all Oundies which dignity historical evolution
The idea which that RobinsOn though
work historical evolution and social philosophy much than that
philosophy those
this country Professor ddngs is an unfang spring of it. But neither Of
could "Robinson rather Charles
"n descriptions delighted"
adventures OF tins eaver and practical man OF AFFAIRS AS piece OF
aeterzaon he is acinatingto but regret the ladies
1over he lacks the Don But though he could
these accomplished
admirable Without subtley xacg
Henry
the old New England phrase he would
be incompatible.
those whom chiefly
about Csoe the fine oicm with which he inaexbv faces the world
is Heat and cold hardship Sickness peril would
and body of ordinary mOrs leave him mistaken n
that lies his
hight to quote those lines by Henley
1 am my fate;
the captain
But aside the poagon
sorbing and thrilling
original turning again to be struck once
oy the freshness vitality
the from the Xury
Ct the hpwreck that wonderful with
OF attractive dweng9 making
the building of the big boat the cruise about the island the little
with the and the
TO glance at the familiar strikes thirty reckoning
and the dispatches from Washington fogoten This
is TRANSPORTED into land creeping
IN GREATNESS suspense we are dwelling muk andy
other prisoner is fridays fatheri
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Japan and America
sss*sssssxsxsssx
!. Y. Evening Post.


technical
ued
submitted
Committee Senator Bacon asserts that
of
written This criticism
vital
If if it undertook
defensive alliance in
would be nothing
Japan declaration as the policy
ment in certain matters of country
and but then
they bent it, Unless honorable
behind treaty And
the
both sides abide then
of of
China In a
alliance; but exchange proved greatest value
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jewellers
regarded He had
There
much which the real
extravaganza of fine
luxury toboggan travel but it
evident that is stil headed n the same direction
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Small 7 alks

MOSES, FThs
has unusually good
VETERINARIAN VANS AGNEwsIefebna IS ane location for .
cavalry post The turf is pngy and good for
Mr. BAIIINeER OF GUAM 1T certainly
real milk milk
WILLIAM sAv1DeEI have to keep close buildings
standing on corner waiting for So people that
get showed around too much directly
CHARLEY cH1LLINGwoRTHI have gorgeous
play dresses the lady riders birthday
They will be of color from white
GEORGE ANDREWS Honolulu ideal
account of the naval military going
oUE F1sIIERWhat the matter with all the this
they all rushing fors haven't
. shuttle the cards for them.
BTnaHRrhe Alaska YutonPaef biggest
the the Northwest thew will do all in their
aid these beautiful islands in handling exhibit
HENRY EAsToN-There strangers
" feel sort of lost There time when kamaaina
hat in his hand he walked
Knew but different
o every malh $
TOM SHARP notice papers given
; u; Eng II . coming flofa parade decorated bicycles
representing Hawaan fishes wish to state that the
from Mr. Gurre Jr and recognizing the per-
want to express nv appreciation of the GOOD work
that James Ra doing city see great
zeal of the results of this accomplishing
ah carrying on work that knows color application
He deserves all the that
Join SMITH expect that within put
market at reasonable organizing
slow Roadway, the currents
that the development difficulty
planes for Hawaii be so far off,.
L. L. MccANDLEss Republican supervisors
Democrat will
expenditures
Republicans
1enh of
j. D. McNERNY- is i which
bOd are being multiplied throughout this repeatedly
advertise on these bboards although asked will always
the
their billboard
M for phlanthropis in
ne most
conditions of
in the crowded of
Kakaako a
wen no" through IT. So battle actually
hao 10 close IT Sundays
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Mrs Bunder has received
mirabe
that this message has distance
the envelope isn't Tit
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Q%'llllnhEh
Queen get s25oooo
enjoy
trouble and and humiliation
pervertng history When
Hawaii
they told what not true and what the archives of the State
itself win political fabrication There
property during the revolution threatened anybody arrested anybody
They
they had decades when there
akaua election and they had ashore Alexandria, Egypt after
recognized
happened during
witze's occupied yast daily
interfering way that the accord
all the efficiently shown committee
Queen appeal report
mentioned The relies Colonel
missionaries gave
minformatn
headed Morgan Alabama testify
the of punk
at Washington report forgotten
old Boun earlier
the BOu report parade the law and the gospel But that the
noticeable that Judge Hatch who was member of the Provisional
which humbuggng
get for the crown lands which left the question the
toms man The Bunt alleged conspiracy
the
Morgan
and the action Democratic Republican
epudiatng ceands Hawaiian policy based the poulate
again advanced.
of charmed with the idea of laying
the royal enclosure They better
deluge.
y
This glorious County government
ng, The COUNTY Governments svte alone has COST rs h+ hole ;
public govern
glorious having
pea in the County of Hawaii The exposure made bv Mr. snnbeb
deny it's met by the proposition the expenses
spende whop eager
etrievabl debt
take hold things REFORM
y y y
cts pig gets homey
bucOc provb But it doesn't lose anything philosophy that The
scrutiny lately
Supervisors
felicity of making them has revealed illustrative of the
proverb.
department supposed
to be any pull In the good old days. before had such
as City and County Territorial affair
and managed by
who served without As board natural that they should have
secretary, and there secretary
department,
Fire lawyers yhat
natural death.
Commissioners pay eeae
to exist the the Board of Fire Commissioners who did
drawing ha
Mayor appointments
much has been said apparently overlooked this office and ddn
appoint anyone Supervisors
appoint fill the payro passed
the vote of the Solid Six the other day.
happen of Commissioners foun
their existence board threatened they ped and talked
couldn't shouldn't be- But The
Supervisor
since.
sssssssxssssxssssss
the jewellers the city spend their none
The
modern times regarded He
kerosene There yachts Blu
the Romans
much which luxury trimmings and the tn
of fine Dishes
luxury foboggan
Z evident is headed i'm the amed direction
d. Mrs Bunder received
mirabe
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Ancient Luxury in Rome
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
Atchison Globe.

According Guigemo Ferero the Italian
which historians tell decay
not
places of old Rome dngy holes
restaurant and Roman waste and pouion ggary
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Clerk-Bu andpa for it. Cusmer-Ye
Cek-Then
for eandL
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Continued on Page Five.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-11
CITY CHA Il.

Kerler & Co. weave rugs.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Read H. K. Walkers want ads.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus and express, Spencer & Trefz.
Sand and cement. Mueller Lumber
Godfrey's laundry gives green trad
ing stamps. -
All razors at SO cents each at
David Don's.
Leonard porcelain ice boxes at
David Don's.
Mems oxblood oxfords, SO and up.
Island City shoe store.
Women's kid oxfords. SO cents and
up. Island City shoe store.
Let Krell & Johnston do your tin
and furnace work. 1916 Third avenue.
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152S Fourth ave-
nue..
Now is the time to buy Riverside
ranges at reduced prices. David
Don.
Women's oxfords in wine, tan and
brown, SLIGO and up. Island City shoe
store.
Grand opening Thursday evening
May IS, at Huber's garden, 3166 Fifth
avenue
Easiest running lawn mowers on
the market at David Don's closing
out sale.
All styles and sizes of ball bearing
lawn mowers at reduced prices al
David Don's.
Suede pumps with ankle straps in
black, tan and grey. only $3.50. Island
City shoe store.
Hot days reminds one they need ice
Call old phone SCI, new GIL. Rock
we'll Ice & Fuel company.
Hair dress given with each sham
poo all this week at Mrs. V. B. Ben
mage and daughters hair dressing
parlors. 1S271a Second avenue. Ole
phone 953.
ouS'iSc VI INC fSdCt VI. T. NiSSSi
yesterday afternoon united in marriage
Merritt Heaton and Miss Edith Adds
both of Toulon, H. This was the frs
ceremony performed by Justice Nisser
since becoming a justice of the peace
Patrick Rooney was up before Mag
istrate Caldwell in Milan this morning
and was fined $40 and costs for Great
ing a disturbance at his home. HI
was charged with smashing window:
and threatening to kill his wife II
M. Schriver appeared for the state:
attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-11
FIGHT The BILL
Fraternal Insurance Men from
Chicago Protest Against
Proposed Law.
TO PERMIT OF REBATES
Claim 1t Means Extinction and Start
Campaign of Opposition by the
Illinois Societies.

A delegation of representatives of
fraternal insurance societies and the
Illinois fraternal congress, descended
On Springfield today to protest against
the passage of house bill No. $50. The
bill is one which has been the subject
of much controversy. and will, it is
claimed, mean the extinction of many
of the fIaternal insurance societies.
The M. w. A. is not represented in
the protest The fraternal men main
tain that the bill is intended to put
their organizations out of business and
give the old line companies the right TO
give rebates on insurance when sold
in blocks to 10 persons or more.
Come Up Soon.
The delegation includes representa-
tives of the Royal Arcanum, the North
American union, the National Protect
i've union, the Royal League. the Col
umbian knights, Woodmen of the
World. and Knights of Columbus An
additional delegation of 20 or more was
provided for if the first delegation
from Chicago failed to secure a change
in the tenor of the committee re-
port on the bill, which was understood
to be favorable. The bill is expected
TO come up on third reading in few
days.
BY Telegraph Also.
The Knights of Columbus of the
state, meeting today in Chicago, was
expected to act early on resolutions
condemning the bill, and these and
other resolutions are to be sent to the
committee in an effort to give addition
al weight to the protests of the frater
nal representatives.
The delegation went from Chicago
as result of hastily called meeting
held yesterday to consider ways ant
means of preventing the adoption o
| the act.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-11
To COUNT
Burlington Road Introduces a
New Method of Governing
It's Employees.
NO MORE LAY-OFFS GIVEN
System of Merit and Demerit Marks
Will Hereafter be Used i'm Max
ing Promotions.

The management of the Burlington
pending operating employees for infrac
tons of rules on the ground that such
punishment is an Intellectual means Of
discipline. Instead the company has
inaugurated comprehensive system
of records which are at all times ac-
ceSsible to the men, and from which
promotions and dismissals from the
service will be made
The time, however, when an engine
or train man is called ION the carpet"
and lectured and then laid off for non
observance of the rules has passed
with the Burlington, whose officials be,
lieve it should end on all railroads.
The men now know that everything
| they do in the way of perfect service
means another step toword promotion,
an every infraction of the rules or
lapse of duty means step toward dis
missal from the service, from which
there can be no appeal and no relenl-
ing on the part of the management.
May See Records.
At all times the men can secure COP
les of their records, and nothing is en-
tered against them without a full in
vestigation and hearing The records
| are to be kept in the Office of every
superintendent. who is urged strongly
to become personally acquainted, with
| all his men and to see that they re-
ceive a thorough training in any par
| ticular in which their record shows
them deficient. In this way infractions
of the rules through ignorance are ex
pected to be overcome in time
| In connection with the new system
Of discipline, drunkenness, disloyalty
and INSTRUMENTATION are given as
causes for immediate dismissal with
out appeal. The superintendent arr
urged by circular to report for entry
all commendable actions by employ Is
so they may secure all deserved credi
for efficient service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-11
Nebraska Capital "Dry."

Lincoln, Neb., May 11.-Last night
brought the close of the municipal
year in Lincoln and with it the ban
ishment for at least a year of every
saloon in the city, for the first time
in its history. Yesterday was bargain
day in the % drinking places, the
owners of the saloons making an effort
by materially reducing prices to dis
pose of the goods on hand, and, it is
claimed. with good deal of success.
Most of the barrooms were dismantled
early in the evening, and the stocks
undisposed of will be shipped back TO
the wholesalers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-11

ures may be taken from the latest
annual report of Major Richie to the
In this report appears a
table showing that the present rail
rate on freight from St Louis to st.
Paul on class l freight is 63 cents; on
class freight, 521A cents; on class 3
freight, AZ cents; on class freight,
&c cents and on class 5 freight, II
cents. The water rate between the
same competitive points is nearly so
per cent less. or namely, 40; "a; 81;
II and IA cents on the various classes
respectively.
This in itself is a wonderful saw
ing to the people living adjacent TO
the navigable streams designated. The
saving on this, however, is but a mere
bagatell compared to the difference
between the water rate and the rail
rate to inland towns which have no
direct water connection, namely, diff
ference of about 200 per cent. Again
quoting rail rates: From st. Louis 70
point in Oklahoma, inland from
water connection, within so miles of
the same distance as from ST. Louis
| to St. Paul the rail rate on the same
five classes of freight are respectively:
S1,30; $109; 81; "a and 67 cents.
rs it or is it not this saving justin
cation enough for the expenditure of
some s20S 1000, 900 as Mr. Curtis stipu-
| lates? Is it or is it not this saving Il
justification of the many more millions
that are being asked for further i'm
provement and deepening of the Miss
issippi and contributary rivers. espec-
tally as such Improvement will bring
about in due course of time the use Of
| the Father of Waters in an even
/ greater degree than it has ever been in
the past?
| Coal Rates, Too.
"An example of this saying in freight
rates brought nearer home to Rock Is
land people may be had in the Henne-
pin canal. At the present time coal
which is now bringing about $3.50 per
ton in Rock Island is being sold inland
along the Hennepin canal at from S.
Ito $3.50 per ton, almost 100 per cent
increase. Arrangements are now be-
ing perfected to haul this coal on the
canal and take off this freight differen
tial. On the other hand anthracite
coal now being brought from the east
can be shipped from the mines to Chi
cage by water and thence down the
canal to Rock Island at a saving Ct
about 81 per ton