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comes impressed upon him." reasons
the Sioux City Tribune.
Down In New England pedestrians
on auto highways are divided into two
classes-the quick and the dead,

The young Scotchman never liked
his mother-in-law, and this weighed
heavily on the mind Of his wife, who
was Ill.
Calling her husband to her bedside
she said to him, Sandy, lad, I'm vera
i'll and I think I'm gang to dee, and
before 1 dee want you to gle me
a promise"
"Tn promise, " replied Sandy, What
is it?"
We'll, ken that when l dee III
have fine funeral. and l want you to
ride up in front wi my mother.
"Weel," sadly responded Sandy
"Tve gied We my word, an it's nae
me that's gang back on that, but III
tell We one thing, we've spoilt the day
for me-"
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Rev. NJ P. Boynton, pastor of Lex
ington Avenue Baptist church, Chi
cago. scored the spectators in wheat
numerically in his sermon last Sun
day. Among other things, in speaking
OF Gambling in Bread, he said that
If some of the so-called captains of in
dustry had to make their way to heav-
en- by walking the length of the graves
they have helped to dig, it would take
them long time to get there; and If
such men were compelled to snake
hands with all the people they have i'm
poyerished and starved, they would
find long line reaching through many
years.
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The smoke plague of American
cities has been conquered by science,
according to the statement of gov
eminent experts who have been study
ing the problem for a number OF
years. They not only make the asser
tio1 that smoke prevention is possible
but stand ready to prove it by actual
demonstration to anyone sufficiently
interested and are proving it every
day at the United States Geological
Survey Experiment Station at Pitts
burg, Pa. In that smoky city the
plant is being operated absolutely
without smoke and the experts are
burning a coal considered refuse by
the trade, costing, delivered at the sta
ton. Lightweight cents a ton.
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Novelist Houah,s Vain Talk.

Washington Post The echoes of a
stormy 4th of March are not yet past.
Taking it as a text, Mr.. Emerson
Hough, well known TO transient fame
as writer of fiction. has contributed
to current magazine an attack on
the weather bureau. In his opinion.
the history of the United States wealth.
er bureau is indeed sad one. Elk.
travagance, inefficiency, hopeless
lack of scientific knowledge, and an
organization corrupted with politics
are only few of the CT argos he
brings against it.
If such charges were backed up by
few facts, they would be very SER
ious; but Mr.. Hough, as becomes a
writer of fascinating tales. does not
cucumber his article with facts. He
relies upon that old standby. his
imagination, which has never failed
him.
Mr.. Hough does not deign to pro-
duce anything to support his opinion
that the weather bureau is extray
CANT. Against his statement is the
I fact that congress voluntarily in
creased the current appropriations by
4 Sl33,200 over the amount asked for by
4 the chief of the bureau, and last year
more than $4,000 of the amount ap
propriated was returned to the treas
ury. The charge of irregularities has
been long since disposed of by the
Congressional committee, with 6
statement of approval for the expert
ments at Mount Weather.
Mr.. Hough, alleging that this gov
] eminent maintains the largest ant
most expensive weather bureau in the
world, charges also that it is the mos
inefficient Yet the leading govern
ments of the world have sent theil
foremost meteorologists here for train
ing. Germany, Japan, Australia ant
Mexico are among these; and Mr. Gil
bert Walker was sent here by ths
British government to study weather
bureau methods before taking charge
OF the British meteorological service
in India. These facts, of course. are
strangers to Mr.. Hough.
AS to the more scientific methods
which should be employed by tho
United States weather bureau. what
are they? Novelist Hough declares
that they are lacking, but he does no,
specify which ones are lacking OF
which ones he would eliminate to i'm
prove the present service. No doubt
If Mr.. Hough can add anything to tn,
scientinc knowledge now in possession
OF the forecasters, the officials woulc
be delighted to have him impart ii
Why is he so generous with his i'm
agination in all matters excepting
those in which his imagination Nigh
be useful?
The weather bureau has its faults
; of course. 1t ought to foretell tn
weather accurately every time. and
never should permit such weather /
prevail on March as that whic
aroused the ire of Novelist Hough an
other worthy citizens. We don't pr,
! pose to defend the weather burea
( in this or any other crimes. TIL
only point we insist upon is ths
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If bread is worth six cents per loaf
when wheat is s1.25 bushel, what
should bread be worth per loaf when
wheat is seventy-fve cents per bushel?
The question is propounded by the
Sioux City Journal, which suggests
that you can do the sum at your
leisure and lay away the answer in
some safe place from which it may
be taken and shown to the baker next
time wheat is selling for seventy-five
cents a bushel.
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THREE THINGS.


There are three lessons would write;
Three words as with burning pen,
In tracing of eternal light
Upon the hearts of men:
Have hope. Though clouds environ
now,
And gladness hides her face in
scorn,
: Put thou the shadow from thy brow,
No night but hath its morn.
Have faith. waere'er thy bark is
driven,
The calm's disport, the tempest's
mirth
Know this-God rules the hosts of
heaven
The inhabitants of earth.
Have love. Not love alone for one,
But men, as men, thy brothers call,
And scatter, like the circling sun,
Tly charities on all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul
Hope, faith and love-and thou
shalt find
Strength when life's surges, rudest
roll,
Light when thou else vert blind.
Friedrich Won Schiller.
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William Archer. the English critic,
In one of his latest articles or his
tour in the south, contributed to the
Westminster Gazette, describing the
prohibition movement of the south,
quotes President Alderman Of the Uni
versity of Virginia, a broad-minded
educator, as saving, Whether the best
method of protection of society
against the evils of alcoholism has
been reached. l won't undertake to
say But l think YOU may safely as
sumo that in the southern states the
age of the open grog shop is past"
The era of reduced revenue to the gov
eminent has come. OF that there can
be no doubt
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Novelist Hough's attack upon the
weather bureau is fruitless. He does
not tell how to forecast the weather,
nor does he give any assurance that
the weather will be any better than
it has been.
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The Boston Herald announces
the inception of movement TO
commemorate by an international
exposition in that city in 1920
The three hundredth anniversary of
the landing of the Pilgrims and the
founding of New England Steps are
being taken to establish a permanent
organization. which shall represent
The leading financial, commercial, in
austrial, educational, artistic and
religious interests of New Eng
and for the contamination of this
project. All interests and sections are
expected to give tae movement hearty
Encouragement and support and will
doubtless be glad of the opportunity.
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The total lumber cut of the United
States during 1908 was 20,210,622, 900
feet compared with 25,64S,731, 900 feet
the previous year. OF this, 4.093, 1885,
600 feet was hard wood and 16,116,SS4,-
600 feet other woods.
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Bank clearings last week at all
leading cities in the United States
were s2,92o,2s5. 522, 5s.5 per cent larg-
er than year ago and pa per cent
In. excess of the corresponding weeN
of 1906. Clearings for April to date
are close to the highest of the year
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Evidence accumulates that every
thing is not ordered just as it should
be in these latter days. Coincident
vita the nationwide progress of pro-
hibition comes the announcement that
many cows are going dry. Perhaps
they have become imbued with the pre-
vailing sentiment.
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If Billy Sunday will bring Fritz
Norris to his knees the Cedar Falls
Record says that his meetings in Mar
shalltown will not have been in vain.
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald sug
gests that the sultan needs not so
much the services of an army as of
Frank Gotch to put down those
Turks.
The Peoria Herald Transcript tells
of horrible accident in a factory
there the other day. A whirling shaft
caught in a girls back hair and
snatched off $3.50 worth of it before
she could scream for help.
The Council Bluffs Nonparell re-
marks that the Des Moinee man who
advertised airships for one dollar and
sent his purchasers skyrockets, had
the Des Moines idea all right, but the
postal authorities wouldn't stand for
ii.
A Pennsylvania who failed with the
usual missiles in dispensing cat con-
/ cent rigged up a series Of live wires
on the adjacent fence. He succeeded
in burning up the fence, barn and a
nearby woodshed. But the cats came
back
More than 5000 automobiles were
sold in Iowa last year. This means that
i there are just that many more ardent
/ advocates of the good roads movement
/ However Indifferent man may have
been all his previous life to efforts Il
better the public highways, the mo
ment he becomes the owner of an au
tomobile the need of good roads be
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Cole Younger, the former hold-up
man, is now on the lecture platform.
Force of habit, evidently
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NOTES AND COMMENT.

If Mr.. Roosevelt doesn't tame wild
rhinoceros some day and ride the ami
nal triumphantly into camp the Chi
cago Tribune will miss its guess.
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The sultan of Turkey has 240 cooks.
No wonder Ills broth is spoiled.
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the present high price for wheat m'sI
furnish the text for special messas'
or two to congress. Still, we are nisu
tioning no names.
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One of the frankest articles OF the
month is Mrs. Leslie Carriers in the
Ded Book Magazine for May. Its title
Morality in Relation to the Drama
and the Press" gives clue to it's ma
ture. Mrs. Carter has something to say
about the newspapers and she says II
in way that makes her meaning
clear. The leading story is entitled
THE Skirts of Chance" 1t is an un'
usually gripping story of modern city
life.
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If Billy Sunday will bring Fritz
Norris to his knees the Cedar Falls
Record says that his meetings in Mar
shalltown will not have been in vain.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-17

POi HO-
nerme amarillo. No hubo remedio que
no ensayase, ,pero nj con tisanas nj con
emphasizes pude eRcontrar alivio. Nadie
conseguia acertar con mi NAL.
I'm dia supe las curaciones obtenidas
con ell alquitran de V. mi esposa me
persuadi6 de que dehia ensayar. a No ar
rlesgamos mas que un POGO dinero, me
dljo, Y todo ell mundo sabe que el alqui-
tran es ell remedio mejor para las enfer.
nedades de los br0nquioS Y del pecho,
y que jamas es nocivo. y
Tome entonces un frasco, tai como
en- los prospectos de V. Sc indica; .
sea una cucharadita de alquitran pos
cada vase de aqua de vino que bebis
a~las comidas, y desde que tome este
primer frasco me senti mejor y me
encontraba menos oprimido. Dormi va
tranquilo y por espacio de tres meses he
3ontinuado sirviendome de su alquitran
sin interruption. Hoy tengo la satisfac-
ci6n de decir a V. que va no toso, nj
aun estando el tempo humedo, y que
no siento OPPRESSION ninguna, hasta ell
punto de hallarme enteramente curado.
Dignese V. recibir con nuestra fell
citacon las mas expresivas gracias. Yo
espero que todos aquelIos que viven ex-
puestos al caIory al frio y que no pueden
prescindir de sus ocupacienes, usaran ell
Alquitran Guyot que para mi ha sido un
remedio bajado del cielo por ell alivlo
que me ha procurado sin tener que fall
tar d mi trabajo, Firmado Salvador
Peris. Plaza de la Constitution, Valen-
ella.
Este tratamiento viene costar 2 CEN
tavos diarios, y. Cura! s
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NOTGAs De MAUNABO.
La central aColumbia," termin6
la Zafra.
De nuestro corresponsaI.

Mayo 5.-El lunes de la pre-
sente semana lleg6 a esta po-
blacion la compai1ia acr6bata
empresa A. G. Lowande,y ano
che dlo su premera y dnica
}funci6n con bastante lleno, 4
pesar de estar levantado ell
circo fuera de poblado y ser un
,dfa de trahajo en- que la clase
bracera no puede disponer de
.efectivo.
Los artistas trabajaron muy
bien sobresaliendo las parties
prlncipales de Ia compania
por la limpieza de sus ejerei-
clos, mereciendo enthusiasts
aplausos
Ell clwn Tito tan anuncia-
do en- los programs y a qulen
el publico deseaba yer traba-
jar, resulto un verdadero anun
eio, pues no obstante de ser
llamado por Ell t!'fespetable"
no hizo su exhibition.
Ell personal todo de la COM
pa1ia, salvo una pequena ex-
cepcion lucia artisticos y lu-
josos trajes de delicada con-
fecci6n.
En- la pasada semana tarmi-
no la zafra la central ''Colum-
bia";; y como en- amos anterio-
res y segin costumbre, no
hubo la gran parada y pa
SEQ de carros.
Las costumbres facilmente
pasan a la posteridad. ....,
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Baja de tituIos NobiIariios,
Una disposition del Ministerio
de Gracia y Justicia de Espa,
na.

La Goceta de Madrid, de fe-
cha 13 de Abril pr6ximo pasa-
do, pdblica una disposition de
Ministerio de Gracia y Justicia
de Espala, que dice asi:
"Por resolution de esa fecha
de acuerdo con 10 propuesto
por ell Ministerio de Hacienda
y con arreglo a 10 prevenido en-
ell Real Decreto de % de Di-
ciembre de 1916 e instruction
de Il de Febrero de 1S47, que
dan suprimidos los tltulos de-.
Y entire la larga lista, a.
parecen los siguientes, que Sc
usan en- Cuba:
Marques de Campo-F Florido.
MARQUES de Davalos.
Marques de las delicias del
Tempt.
Marques de Morales.
Marques del Real Socorro.
Conde de Casa a-Bayona.
Conde de Ibahez.
Conde de Luganillas.
Conde de Pozos Dulces./
Algunos de estos tltulos son
cubanos. Aunque la constitu-
ci6n de Cuba no reconoce tales
titulos, nj los demas que Sc u
san, ell gobierno espanol, q juz-
gar por la disposition que CO.
pianos, anula todo derecho al
uso de los mismos, por 10 que
Sc colige que quienes quiera q.
sigan en- Cuba llamandose ia
les, hacen uso indebido de los
tftulos que ostentan.
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NOHC|AS DE- ARECIBO.
(De nueStro correSponSal.)

Mayo l6, Sc nos..dice que va
rios estudiantes de So. 90. CRU
po de esta ciudad protestaran
de los ataques de I'm artfculo
de "El Machete" contra Mr..
Williams y professor de espanol
va han circulado los E.
leneos de la compahfa de zar-
zuela del Sr, Gutierrez y en- Ia
que figura la notable tiple Es-
peranza Iris, la que visitara es
ia ciudad a principles del pro-
ximo mes de JUNO. Sc ha
alberto un abono de cinco
funciones, precios luneta con
entrada cinco pesos y palcos
diez y ocho. Hay pedido bas
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tantes palcos y lunetas.
La oficialidad y ell cuerpo de
bomberos de esta ciudad ha re
tirado sus renuncias despues
de haber mediado explicicio-
nes entire una comisi6n de 6s-
te Hon. Ayuntamiento COM
puesta de los Sres. Ramon Ca
dilla y Nicolas Frese y los O.
ficiales de dicho cuerpo.
-Cada dfa gusta mas ell
Cinematografo que actua en-
este teatro y es mayor la con-
currencia. Para jueves nuevas
peliculas por ser dfa de moda.
La empresa del teafro ha
trafdo de los E. U. ell letre-
ro el6ctrico que dice TEATRo
y ha sido colocado a la entra-
da de la calle que conduce al
coliSeO.
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Sc colocan

Sc colocan 1000 dollars en- primera
hipotsca en- casa en- esta capital, Cristo 10,
altos, informaran.
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UN HERERO FELlZ
ia de abril de 4

~ WO 0UI II UC IUoVs
Muy Sr. milo: Soy herrero de profe-
sion. Con frecuencia he visto turbado mi
sueno por una OPPRESSION grande que me
asaltaba durante la noche Y muchas
veces taRlbien al despertarme, muy par
ticularmente cuando ell tempo estaba
humedoy de niebla, y esa OPPRESSION era
veces tan fuerte que apenas 81 me dejaba
respirar.
Al mismo tempo sufria de una tos con-
rlnua J los accesos duraban siempre,
cada uno, de veinte vente : cinco mi
nutos cuando meGo3. Tenia por costumbre
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IN HFORMACION MUND|AL
HOLANDA.

En- todo el reino ha sido ce.
lebrado con grandes festejos
ell nacimiento del principe he
Iredero. Los boletines oficiales
dan cuents diaria de la salud
de la reina Guillermina, la Gu
'al es al presente buena. Ell prin
cipe consorte no Sc alicia del lie
cho regio. 4 fines del entrante
sera bautizado el heredero de
la corona ed Holanda, en- la
catedral de la Haya. Han acep
tado la invitici6n como padri-
nos del future monarca, ell prin
cipe heredero de Alemania y
Ell gran duque de Mecklembur-
go Schwerin.
Con este fausto acontecimi-
ento ha quedado asegurada la
casa de Nassau, y Ia Soberania
de Holanda. .,..
ESTADOS UNIDOs
I'm sindicato compuesto de
alemanes 6jingleses ha COM
prado en- d estado de Texas
25, 900 acres de tefreno desti-
nados a un plant1o de algod6n
El sindicato, tiene ell PROPOSE
to de invertir grandes sumas
en- la compra de terrenos- con
el mismo fin.
Despachos recibidos de Mon
basa dan cuenta del excelente
estado de salud del ex-presi-
dente ROOSEVELT, y de la CO.
mission cientffica.
Ell ex-presidente Sc propo-
ne visitar el lago Nyanza, y
el nacimiento del Milo, ,siguien
dola ruta de Livingstone, Spe-
ke y otros famosos explorado
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RlcAysa
"A sndH a4hs In
S.
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res
ALEMANIA.

Ell famoso banquero neo-
yorquino4Jacob. Scheriff, que
Sc encuentra en- Berlin ha
puesto a disposition de la
Liga Central Hebrea, la can
tidad de cien mil dollors, pa
ra ayudar al establecimiento
de un gran coIegio de ensenan-
"a t6cnica en- Palestina. Los
judios de Alemanioa, han en-
al opulento banquer6 un
sentidO menseie de gratitud.
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NQHc|AS De GAG uAS.
(De nuestro corr esponsalf

Mayo Sci pan que Sc ex.
pende en- esta ciudad no nos
satisface mucho por SUI cali
dad y peso. Los duenos de Ia
honas( como han aumentado
ell salario q los panaderos, han
sublido el precio del articulo,
Ha salido de esta poblacion
para el pueblo de Lola donde
ha sido destinado a prestar
sus servicios, Ell activo y celoso
cabo de la Policia Insular, Sr.
Fidel Echevarrfa, q quien de-
seamos buen exito en- su nue.
vo puesto.
El domingo proximo pasado
eontrajeron matrlmonio en- es
ia localidad los distinguidos
jovenes Pedro Ramos Case
Has y Catalina Vilar, .siendo
eelebrada la boda por el rito
catollco y en- casa de la novia,
donde Sc reunieron muchos
amigos y familiares a celebrar
Iel enlace de los hoy felices con
yuges. .~-..
Reirfa mucha animation en-
tire los maestros graduados de
esta ciudad que Sc examina-
ran a fines del presente mes
para obtener titulos de gra-
duados de ingl6s. Entire los
que van a sufrir dicho examen
figuran los apreciables j6ve-
nes Diego Nazquez, Juan Mar
tinez Chapel y Luis Carr6n,
q quienes auguramos un triun-
fo seguro y esplendido, dada
la competencia de dichos j6-
venes. lAdelante!,
Despues de larga y penosa
enfermedad rindi6 SUI tribute
q la terra, el domingo pr6xi-
mo pasado, el que en- vida fu6
lustre puertorrlqueno Don
Vicente Munoz Barrios, padre
del Sr. Felix Munoz grillo y
ito del insignie patricio D.
Luis Munoz Rivera. Su entie-
rro Sc verified el mismo dia en-
tire 5 y 6 de la tarde siendo
una verdadera demonstration
de duelo. En- la metropolis
hicieron uso de la palabra, los
Sres. Miguel F.. Chiqu6s y Luis
Munoz Rivera.
Los obreros Ae esta ciudadI
han tornado una sociedad de
intrucci6n y recreo, titulada
Luz del dta, y de la cual es pre-
sidente el digno obrero Don I
Jose Ocasio Hidalgo.
Sc encuentra recojida en- ca
ma hace algunos dfas, una
tierna nina del Sr. Rafael Al
drich, joven que goza en- Ca
guas de mucha simpatfa,. -"
Hace las delicias del publico
caguefo, en- la actualidad, ell
Cine que actua en- ell teatro
Manrique. Las peliculas son
morales y carecen de oscila-
ci6n y otros defectos.
Ha pasado a ser propiedad
del Sr. Fernando NJ. Roig, la
antigua y acreditada farma-
cia Viuda de Dalmau. Queda
al frente del establecimiento !
el Sr. Adolfo Marquee, hernia
i L
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MAGN1FICO SOLAR. Sc vendc ell que
posee la "Sociedad Espahola de AuxiGo
Mutuo y Beneficencia" en- Miramar. FL
solar tiene cuatro mil metros cuadrados
v su situaci6n en- 10 alto de Ia colina es
la mejUr para edificar no solo por sus mag
nifcas vistas, sno por 10 sano & higienico
del punto que ocupa. Para mas inlormes
Y precio dirigirse al Presidente de la Socie-
dad. Don Avelino Vicente.
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tomar una
taxa G.
leche bicn
aZuca)r To-
da, @ :
cafe s
anteS
irme
la man.
al trabao,
y POGO a
POGO iba
viendonle
enhaque-
Ger hasta
nInnlIIir