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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-03-12
SCIENTIFIC FARMING.

We wonder if the,people of North Da.
kots, and especially farmers, know and
appreciate the fact that this state has a
very large corps of professional men who
are at work for them in many branches
of scientific labor.
II every farmer started in to become a
professional scientist the results would
certainly be bad for the crops. The or
dinary farmer cannot possibly spend very
much time in experimental work. But
it is equally true that it we farm with
out science then it will be equally bad
for the crops. Not only IN farming but
in other directions equally important
these specializers, the professors in our
colleges, are doing great things for the
people.
Without specifying them all, we need
but mention such names as Ladd of
pure food law fame; Babcock of cement
discovery; Bolley who gave us formalde-
hyde for smut and vitriol for weeds, and
who are men Of national as well as state
fame.
We wonder how many farmers realize
that these and many other such men ape'
at the beck and call Of any citizen of3
the state and that any reasonable ques-|
tion, on matters german to their own
particular lines, will receive On answer.
Il you want to know sbont any Kind
Of seed. = 70 quality, KIND. prehabls rel
snlts. fms q sowing ste.. . lsttae e kheI
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ADJOURNED

Fhe legislature adjourned on Friday
last afterdoinga large amount of 'busi
ness during theelast few days. Very little
other than routine work has been accom-
Plished hy the session, though perhaps
this in itself isworthy of q good deal OF
oommendation. 1t is often more smeri-
torious xokill aabad bill than to originate
and pass.a good one.
Nothing was done witt. the primary
law. Quite a number of Gills were voted
On, and the con- mittees tried hard to get
something which would suit a mIority,
but all failed. This is simply proof Of
the fact that, while the general theory of
primary Law is comparatively simple,
yet as, soon asa attempt es made to form
that theory Into concrete idea and
have it~expressed in legal terms .it is a
very difficult matter. The convention
and caucus system was the gradual
growth and experience ,af hundred
years, and was far FROM perfect. 1t is
not to be expected thnt braa new
system can be. evolved oE-hand to take
it's p1ace-concsding that it is needed or
feasible.
In the light'ef the report of the in
vestigatng committees it would seem
that the most,inportant thing done by
the legislature Was the authorizing of a
board of control consisting of three
members. These to take charge of the
the affairs of all the state institutions
except the educational institutions.
The Investigations as reported so far
are rather indefinite in their terms, ex-
cept to emphasize one fact, that the
business of penitentiary in paatieular
has been carried on in very slip.shod
fashion, due largely to lack of system
and detail in book ,keeping, The report
says that the state may deem itself for
tunate in not having lost large amounts,
as under the system or lack of system it
would have been very easy for interested
parties in authority to have robbed right
and Left without much opportunity for
detection.
There is this to be said, however, this
is q new and growing state and new
methods come with growing business. |
In the case Of many Of the heads Of the |
public institutions, the men are selected
for other qualifications than book-keep.
ers. They may succeed all right as
business men, as heads Of the institutions
and their peculiar needs and duties, and
fail in bookkeeping.
Tho now board Of control, IL the right
sort Of mon are selected, viii have tho
povsr to do great work in rsolesaisins
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County News

ID. Z. Thompsonswas business visito,
at Pembiaa last Friday. Times.
| d. D. Warner aad A. F. Allen went to
Pembina on Monday.-Independent.
Mrs J. A. Yeado of Leroy underwent
an operation for appendicitis last week
Lars and Halrnr Often left St. Thomas
last week for the Klondyke country in
Alaska.
II. H. Lampman returned home last
week from six weeks trip to the Isle of
Pines.
E. HI. Beckstaad went to Pembina
on Saturday returning on Tuesday,
Chronicle.
Miss Amelia Kelly of st. Thomas has
been seriouly i'll the last week with
pneumonia.
Finley Mcneil of Crystal left his home
last week for Rochester, Mlnn. to obtain
relief if possible by an operation.
Mrs. c. Murphy is seriously ill with
pleurisy at Los Angeles where she and
the judge are spending the winter.
A. E. NORM of Neche began work last
week for the Grand Forks fruit co. He
will continue to make Neche his home.
The l. o. o. F. lodge of Drayton cele-
brated their 2lst anniversary by an elab-
crate banquet served. at Columbia hall.
Andrew E. Lind, the local editor of
the Chronicle, was called to Sprague.
Man. by the serious illness of his father.
A living interest is,being taken in the
coming village election at Neche. There
are said to be seven candidates for mar
shal.
Ezra Van Camp reached st. Thomas
last week from st. Louis with twenty.
eight Missouri mules which will be offer.
ed for sale.
G. K. Wing, whose departments store
was recently burned at Crystal, intends
to rebuild as soon as possible. His new
building will be two stories high and the
basement 50 by Is feet and constructed
with cement blocks.
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the methods by which such large sums
of money arc spent-and in the case OF
the penitentiary, earned by the twins
plant.
1t will be several weeks before we will
be able to read tue new laws passed and
it will be longer than that before we can
see their effect. Till then we will all
have to wait.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
in COUNTY COURT. ;
II. G. WICK, JUDGE.
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essessssssseses
Business for week ending Feby. 27. 1909.
Estate of Louis Longtime
Hearing on final account and petition
for distribution. Appeared Louisa Long
tine, petitioner, and her attorney Said
Louisa Longtime and G. w. Andrews
sworn and examined. Joseph Berard
acted as interpreter for Louisa Longtime.
Order made allowing final account and
final decree of distribution issued.
Estate of Patrick j. O'Connor-
Hearing on final account adjourned to
Thursday, Apr. Is, A. d. 1909 at 10 a. m.
Estate of Alva VanCamp-
Hearing on petition to mortgage real
estate. Order made granting license to
mortgage for five years at SIX per cent.
Estate of Annie Mckenzie
Hearing on final account Appeared
+. A. Taylor, petitioner and administra-
tor,who was sworn and examined. Order
made allowing final account Estate be-
ing insolvent final distribution made to
creditors.
Business for week ending March 6. 1909.
Estate of John Hudson
Hearing had on petition for convey
snce OF real estate under contract with
deceased. Appeared Edward H. Beck
stead, petitioner, and M. M. Campbell,
executor. Both sworn and examined.
Decree made directing conveyance.
Estate of Micahael Craigen-
Hearing had on final account. Order
made allowing final account and decree
of distribution issued,
Guardianship of Isabella Smith. minor
| Bond and oath of guardian filed and
bond approved. Letters of guardian
ship issued to John f. Smith.
Estate of John Bjarnason-
Hearing had on petition for probate of
will. Appeared Fred johnson. one of
the respondents and son of deceased.
Said Fred johnson and Stigur Thor
waidson, one of the subscribing witness
es, sworn and examined. Order made
appointing Fred johnson as admins
traitor with will annexed. Bond and oath
filed and bond approved. Letters of
administration with will annexed issued
to Fred johnson. Order made appoint
ing Stigur Thorwaldson, B. G. Sveinson
and John G. Olson as appraisers, and
warrant tosappraisers issued.
Estate of John F. Reilly
Hearing had on final account. Order
made allowing final account and final
decree:of distribution issued.
Estates;of William Bradley
Hearing had on final account. Appear
cd Thomas Crozier and Joseph S. Pha1r,
petitioners and executors. Both sworn
and examined. Order made allowing
final account and final decree of distri-
button issned.
Estate of .Jens o. Steen-
Hearing had on final account and sub
shtution of parties. Order made substi-
tuting Anne j. Steen as party in place
of Dora M. Steen and Olaf Steen, chill
dren of deceased who have died during
pendency of probate. Order made allow
ing tinal.account. 1t appearing that all
other heirs have conveyed their interest
in real estate to Anne j. Steen, final de-
cree made vesting real estate in said
Anne listen. Final discharge made.
Hon. George Shepherd, County Judge
of Walsh County, acting by request,
County Judge of Pembina County hav-
ing been attorney IN the case.
Estate of Barney Benson
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Official Directory

U S Senators 4 4 E J.:n,ss JMannsbrough
U s Represen- Thos F Marshall
Governor-John Burke
Lieutenant Goversror-R S Lewis
Secretary of State---Alfred BlaisdeM
State Auditor-D II Brightbill
Attorney GeneraaIAndreW Miller
Railroad Conn., A A P = y A Anderson
fraissioners " H Standish
,supt Of Pub Ia,st-W I StockweN
9s 6s 9f al InsyrabssE z ape9W GSaGBss S;1Bse.t
,usxsr ss Supreme s s T ST. fS|s:ssa, Sss,ssnx
Court DF Eils~orth
JJ c Carniody
STATE SENATORS
LIST Dist-9udson LaMoure, Pexnbina
2nd Dist--F A Halliday. Crystal
REPRESENTATIVES
&c A McCrea. Drayton
1st District Walter Wexford, Neche
End District-C Ganssle st Thomas
Judge 9Th Jud. Dist-W J Kneeshaw
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States. ss.s AttorneycM ac Rsry,njolfson s,.
Auditorium. W Felson
Treasurer-F Fl Anderson
Register of Deeds-Jolrn Gill
County Judge-H G Wick
Surveyor-F E 4Iebert
Supt of Schools-IsalDellaA A Burnley
Coroner-Dr F NJ Burrows
Public Adninr-Elis Thorwa1dson
1st-F C My1ick, Pem4fna
c.,,,+,, 2nd-,J X Olafson, Gardar
CSn,'rs 3Ni-aAdam Norton. Caval'r
4th---yos -Eurin. Neche
(5th-Wm Bigwood, st Tho's
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Entonces usted no ha psado el An.
IT, Corpu que e. un remedio inofensivo
y SO garantizs que reduce ID gordura
, .i no da resultado 80 devolvera el
dineYo. !
Una botella de $500 le dar6 trein.
t. dias, con 10 cusl le hastara Ell
Anti Corpu no es una drcga que NAL
trata el est6mago nj una medicina de
patents. Eata hecha absolutamente
de substancias vegetables , es inofensi-
va. Esta hecha % forma de polvo J
es agradable y ficil para tomarse.
Estl reconendsda por los medicos
cientlfcos de Estados Unidos Co
mo el unico remedio contra Ia gor-
dura. Ell Anti .corpu roduce 81 cuello
doble, las caderas gruesas y las me-
iillas abultadas. Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las arrugas
de 10 piel.
lss personals gordas que enAaque-
cen con Ell Anti-Corpu no vuelven a
engondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende bajo saran
tia, es enteramente inofensiva y Sc
garantiza que reduce 10 gordura de
tres 4 cinco libras por semana. En-
case de que no surts efecto, devolve
remos el dinero. ....
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguists, pero no tome
cualquier otro remedio. Al recibir 81
valor poGen.o. mandarle el Anti Cor
pu por co.reo.
Gratis. LIE enviaremos una bo.ella
de muestra al recibir diez oentsvos
para pagar el empaquey , el porte
de correo. Ademas, le agradeceremos
que Sc sirva mencionar este peri6dico.
Esthstc Chemical Co., 81, Vest l25
81, Rev voTk DopaltSmehto p.
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Acudid 4 "LA NINFA"

Ell mas sspltndido surtido de cami
setas de las. mas fuas clases; pero a
precios m6dicos tiene 81 acreditado
establecimieato LILA NINA" For
tale.a 80 del Sr Pedro Garcia 4 dis
posici6n de sus favorecedoreA Los
sombreros para hombre, cuellos J pu-
fos corbstas, pafiuelos dc mano. IT,
rantes, medias, CAMISAS de todos
precior, ligas. botonaduras y dem6a
obietos para uso de csballeros son in
meiorables. SOMBREROS DE PA.
JILLA; Ultima novedad.
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, Julio 12.-
Cuba
N.ln l.olno OF, San

GuDa.
Sehan declarado en- huelga en- San
tiago los carniceros, tablajeros., y to
dos los vendedores del mercado Pu-
blico. Este Sc halla desierto, y la eau
So es 81 saumento de contribucioncs
que los industriales declaran no po-
des pagar, causa del NAL estado ge-
neral financiero del pals.
Es grave el conflicto presentado
& las autoridades por esos industria
les, pues la poblacion no ha obtenl-
do hoy carne, nj otros artlculos de
los mercados.
En- estos momentos una manlfes-
tacion pacifica suplica al goberna-
dor y al alcalde que sea rebajado el
impuesto que censideran oneroso.
= :. Brazil
Ell senior Penna conserve su como
cimiento hasta sus ultimos momen-
tos y antes de expirar pronuncio las
siguientes palabras: Dios, Patria, Ii
bertad y Famllia!
Ell gabinete presento su dlml-
sion, pero el actual presidentc senior
Pacanha, solict6 de ellos que conser
ven sus puestos, pues Sc segulra la
misma politica que su antecesor. Sin
embargo, es probable que el minlste-
rio sufra alteraciones en- el trascurso
de pocos dfas, a exception de los mi
nistros de hacienda y relaciones eN-
teriores.
Ell prefecto tambien hizo renuncia
de SUI puesto.
Algunas horas hicieron formal re-
nuncia, que fue aceptada.
Inmediatamente Sc procedlo al
nombramiento del nuevo gabinete
que quedo constituido en- la siguicn-
te forma:
Ministro de'lo Interior, el senior Es
meraldino Bandeira; de Finanzas,
el senior Leopoldo Bulhoes; dc Cue
ira y Marina, cl general Carlos Euge
MO; de Industrias, cl senior Francisco
Saa. El ministerio de agriculture ha
sido ofrecido al sehor Antonio Prado
y Sc cree qu accptara dicho puesto.
Los demas ministries conservaran
sus puestos hasta las elccciones pre-
sidenciales.
FL gobernador del Estado dc Qua
dalajara, sehor Ahumada, ha cxpul-
sado i trecientos cstudlantes
de dcrcrho V medicina de los Co
lcgios normales dc dicho Estado,
por defender la candidatura del
Viccpresidcn,c senior Reyes, para la
presidcncia dc la Rcpublica.
No satisfccho con csto, Csc gober-
nador ha ordcnado la clausura dc dl-
chas Escuelas
Los estudiantcs en- cucrpo, han
apelado de estas dispocSicioncS Il la
elgislatura del stado.cspcrando So
les permita volver i suS hogares ycon
tinuar sus estudloS.
Argentina
El diputado Carlos Wilt ha prcscn
tado un imporiantc proyccto dc ley
con el ohjeto dc que sc prohlba qu"
los trust puedan hacer combination
alguna que pueda altcrar cl prcriodc
ganado V de la carne ii proycrto p o
ponc que. los cue contravinl"r"
disposTcione. que Ia lev Dc, n?
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UN BUEN NEG0CIO.

Persona que no puede ateader un
magcftico negocio que tiene en- e:tr
ciudad, 10 ofrece traspasar &c favora-
bles coudicionaa. Pare informes diri-
jirse & LA Correspondence" & a
j. P. S. en- ell P. o. Box S32, San
Juan. 8v. q.
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Venta de una casa

Sc vende una casa recien construir
da en- la calle de Cerra en- Santurce
frente a la casa en- que habita Ia Sra.
Viuda de Egozcue. Informaran apa--
tado No. 984.-San Juan P. R.
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TAQUIGRAFIA.

TAQUIGRAFIA.
Cursarn esta materia que explica
ell professor don Conrado Asenio. los
alumnos Anfiloquio Gandara, Luis
Moczd Garcia, Francisco Miranda,
Jose NontahkE, Emilio Rola, Luis
Corsino, Miguel MartoreTl, Pedro
Gambia, Eduardo Rola. Rafael Ca
tell, Luis Guiliermo Marin, Felipe
Ferrer. Rafael Silva Eusebio Carri6n
V Carlos Lecompte.
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ARITMETICA.

QUlNT0 CURSO.-Anfiioquio
''.nc:aEa ,1edio p,nsionista), &c; E
milo Ro.a Rhyan tpensionisio). so;
haiaei G;.ten o.ivan tpensiOnista)
~.
CI ARTO CCRSO.-Eduardo Ro
,A PsnSsoDisinj. 10: Eusebic Ca
non tp@sfs onist1l s5.
FERC EE CrRSO.-Felipe Fe-
-'er knvra pfnsronisto). 9e; Gabriel
+ ente- Diaz tpens,onistal. s6; Jor-
= >ar-.- Robert lde viequez), 81;
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NiU-SICA.

Formaron la clase de SOLFEO.
cargo del professor don Jose Laza,
los aiumnos Emilio Roia, Anfiloquio
Gandara, Giacomo Schirs, America
Saias Y Humberto Martinez: de estos
Humberto Martinez empezo en- Enc
ro ei estudio de PIANO. bajo la
direction de la profesora Sra. de
Arteaga. y,Emilio Rola en- Abril ei
estudio de FLAUTA, con el Sr. La
"a. Dirigidoe tambien por la citada
proiesora, cursaron PIANO los nj
nos Agustina Rola, Jose Luis Mufoz
Marin Y Luis Mocz6'. Baio Ia direc-
cion del professor Sr.Jordan continue
el alumno Felipe Ferrer el estudio de
VlOLlN,y la nina Maria Mocz6 ell de
PIANO.
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INF0RMAC|ON LAT|NOAMER|CANA.
sean multados con 200, 500 y 1000
pesos.
chie

sean multados con 200, 500 y 1000
pesos.
Chile
Valparaiso.-El ejecutivo piensa
hacer la negotiation de un emprfsti
to de dos minones de libras esterlinas
para dedicario a la implantacion de
mas esucueias pdbiicas.
Una firma europea h a presenta
do un proyecto para prove er de fuer
"a electrical Ell ferrocarriI entire San
tiago y Valparaiso.
Ha quedado constituido el nueyo
gabinete en- Ia slguiente forma;
Gobernacion, D. Enrique Rodri
guez.-Estado, D. Augusta Edwa
ros. os.-Hacienda, D. Joaquin Figue
roa. a.-Gracia y Justicia, D. Domin
go Aunmategu Solar.-Guerra Y Ma
rina, ST.. Hunceus.-Frmento, D. Pc
dro Garcia de la Huerta.
La cscritora alemana Elena Won
Muhlan, ha publicado en- Berlin una
noveia locaiizada en- Chile. En- ella
figuran personajes chiienos, fingidos
unos 6 historicos y reales otros.
Sc desarroiia la obra al rededor de
los sucesos de 1894 Y es una figura
principal en- ella ell presidente Bal
maceda presentado por la autora
como nh lnbre de genio, pero tam
bien como un dictador aigo parecido
al tipo comlln de los dictadores anne
ricanos, 10 cual ,dicho sea en- su no
nor y en- ei del pals, no tenia NADIA a
quei estadista.
AL lado de presidentc Sc hace Fl
gurar Il una dana de extraordinana
bcieza, que tiene sobre el ceiebre 90
bernantc una Influenza decisiva. La
trama Gle la novela enreda a los dos
personajcs en- medic de los tragicos
sucesos de aquel aho.
Con regular txito continian las
conferencias pedagogicas en- la escue
la naval.
La liga ''pro descansc domi
meal ha rcsueito celebrar session pa
sando un dia,a fin de activar sus ira
bajoS.
Ell gohlcrno votara una suma de
dincro para la construction de un e
dificio destlnado la escueia DENTS
tica.
-Siguen avan te los trabajos de la
com sion encargada de formular el
proyecto. de programa de las mate
rlas que deberan tratarse en- el con
greso Panamerlcanc, de Buenos Al
res.
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ra, los alumnos Anfiloquio Gandara,
Eusebio Carrion, Eduardo Rola, Ra
faei Gateil, Carlos Lecompte, Rafael
Silva (pensionistd) y Jose Montahez.
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CASTELLANO.

CASTELLANO.
TERCER CURSO.-Anfiloquio
Gandara, "a; Emilio Rola, "a; Eduar
do Rota, u.
y SEGUNDO CURSE Jorge Sa-
rria, 90; Francisco Miranda, 95; Fe
lipe Ferrer, "a; Gabriel Fuentes, 90
Jose Arrieta, SO; Maria Mocz6, "a;
Gilberto Gatcia.l 80.
PRIMER CURSO.-Juan Angel
Giusti, 95; Antonio Mark, 92; Fran
cisco Trigo, SO; Jose Amato, SS; Jose
Luis Muhoz Marin, Sc; Rafael Lom
ba, Sc; Manuel Martinez Ruiz, IS
Manuel Moscoso, "a; Jose Apellaniz,
50; Genoveva C. Arteaga, so; Manu-
Ell Mangual Vilella, 70; Williams Guz
man, IS; Justo Gambia, y; Carlos
Merino Cefno, %.
GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL.
TERCER CURSO.-Anfiloquio
Gandara, co.
SEGUNDO CURSO.-Jose Arre
ta, so; Francisco Miranda. 90; Ga
briel Fuentes, SO; Emilio Rola, 81; !;
Felipe Ferrer, 7S; Eduardo Rola 76;
Eusebio Carrion, IS; Giacomo Schi
ra, "A; Humberto Matinee, "A; Joa
quin Ledesma. 73.
PRIMER CURSO.-Jose Luis Mu
hoz Marin. 96, Manuel Mangual Vi
leila, "a; Francisco Trigo, SO; Juan
Angel Giusti, SO; Jose Amato, %;
Justo Gambia. 81; Jose Apelianiz, 81
Antonio Mark. 90; America Salas,S
Manuel Mosccso. Sc; Carlos Merino
SO; Agustina Kola, SO; Manuel Mar
tinez Ruiz, IS; Javier Carrion, rs;
Angel Socorro, IS; Luis Cuadra, "A.
GEOGRAFIA DE PTO. RICO.
Gabriel Fuentes, 90; Francisco
Miranda, 50; Felipe Ferrer, So: Eu-
sebio Carri6n. S4; Humberto Marti
nez 76; Giiberto Garcia, IS, Javier
Carrion, 73.
GEOGRAFIA DE LOS EE. UU.
Francisco Miranda. "a; Jose Arrie
rrieta, o.; Gabriel Fuentes, 90; Fe-
iipe Ferrer. "A; Giiberto Garcia, %;
Jose Miguei Manguai, -.
! HISTORlA DE PUERTO RICO.
Anfiioquio Gandara, a5: Emilio
Roia, SIS; Lui> Mocz6'Garcia. 81; Ra
fael Gateii, -: Miguel MartoreiI, 81;
Pedro Gambia Skerett, 75.
f. HISTORIA DE LOS EE. UU.
SEGCNDO CURSO.-Anfiloquio
Gsndara. rs; Eduardo Rola, s5;
! Emilio Roia. S3.
. PRIMER CURSO.-Luis Mocz6
Garcia, So: Pedro Gambia Skerett ,S5
DIBUJO LfNEAL.
! SEGUNDO CURS0.-Felipe Fer
rer 80; JosS Carols. SIS. Giacomo Schi
II. so: Giiherto Garcia. so.
! PRIMER CURSO.-Emiiio Rola
90; Luis Moczo, IS; Antonio Rose
10. 75.
DIBCJO NATURAL.
Eduardo Rola, 81.
TENEDCRIA DE LIBROS.
! BaJo Ia direccion del professor don
Jose Diaz Prado hic'eron ei estudio
'ts6rlco Y practice de esta asignatu-
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Grusul,

Montivideo.-El ciudadano anne
rcano Mr.. Warmann, residente en-
esta ciudad ha prcSentado al gobier
no I'm provecto para dismunir en-
tres horas cl viaje entire Montcvideo
V Bucnos Aires. Intenta construir
i'm ferrocarrii hasta Colonia V desde
All zarparan vapores rapidos a Bue
nos Aires. Actuaimente ese viale Sc
hare exciusivamcnta en- vapores q.
efcctiiau Ia lravcSia cn ocho hcraS.
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Psiaegij

lhn.-E.l Scnado modified ci
proyecto lie. emprtstito aumentan
dolo i >iotc mliioncs de pesos oro en-
vez de cinco mi..oncs. T., proyecto
reforma.in >cri devucilu j ~ camara
Is AipGtados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-20
SECCION DE PARYunS

Los nifos de esta division que mas
Sc distiguieron en- el presente curse
son Miguel Gambia. Rafael Marga-
nds LENA y Miguel Savino.
San Juan, Julio 10 de 1909.
Pedro Mocz6 Baniet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-20
TENEDCRIA DE LIBROS.

BaJo Ia direcci6n del professor don
Jose Diaz Prado kic'eron ei estudio
te6rlcO Y practice de esta asignatu-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-20
PRIMER CURSE. Luis Mocz6,
SO; Emilio Rola, 81.

INGLES.
CUARTO CURSO.-Anfiloquio
GAndara, 80; Emilio Rola, 50.
TERCER CURSO.-Rafael Ape
llaniz Storer, SO.
SEGUNDO CURSO.-Eduardo Ro
la, So; Felipe Ferrer, 81; Gilberto
Garcia Navedo, S3; Francisco Miriam
da, rs; Jose Arrieta, y.
PRIMER CURSO.-Clase supe-
rior: Antonio Mark, SO; Gabriel Fu-
entes, 90; Jorge Sarria, 80; Antonio
RoseiIo, so; Manuel Moscoso, Is;
Joaquin Ledesma, "A; Jose Garcia,
71.-Clase elemental: Agustina Rola,
76; Jose Apeiianlz, u.