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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-10-23
FROM CHARLES COUNTY.
SIDNEY +. MUDD, JR

la PLATA, MD, OCtODeT T. l''''
All names list this county Democrats. Nc
Republicans on 1t.
(Signed) SIDNEY f. MUDD, JR.,
Chairman, Republican State Central Com
mittee of Charles County.
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FROM CALVERT COUNTY.

ST. LEONARD, Mp, October Is 1909.
List from here all Democrats with eXcep-
ton of one Republican.
(SIgnedl THOMAS PARRAN,
Chairman, Republican State Central Com
mittee of Calvert County.
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FROM BALTIMORE COUNTY.

FRUM BALTIMORE COUNTY.
BALTIMORE, Nh, October /, 1909.
OF entire list of twenty nine names from
this county only three are Republicans.
The others active Democrats (Signed)
BALTIMORE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE, per c. E. GUNDRY, Sec'y.
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FROM ST. MARY'S COUNTY

LEoNARpTowN, Mp, October 6, 1909.
Every name on list from St Mary's coun-
ty is a Democrat. (SgnedD
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE of st. Mary's County.
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FROM ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.

ANNAFOL1s, MID, OCTOBER I, 1909.
List from Anne Arundel made up alto
gether of Democrats with exception of one
name-J. A. Munroe
(SignedJ JOHN X. GLADDEN.,
Chairman, Republican State Central Com
mittee of Anne Arundel County.
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Died.

In Baltimore Monday, October IS,
1909, Miss Emma Wilson, daughter of
the late Rev. $. S. Wilson. The re-
mains were brought here to the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. S. Bennett-a sister,
and Wednesday afternoon the funeral
and interment in McLuckie's cemetery
followed. Miss Wilson's father was a
Methodist pastor several years at Eek
hart and Mt Savage, and she was well
and favorably known here and i'll this
vicinity.
At his home in JohnstOwn, Pa, Thurs
day evening, October 2l, 1909, Mr..
Meshech p. HamllI, aged about 4 years.
Mr.. Hamill had kidney trouble, latterly
complicated with other disorders. He
was a son of the late Charles II. Hamill,
and grandson of Meshech Frost,
founder of Frostburg, but had lived in
JohnstOwn, where he held a clerical
position in the service of steel and
iron company. He was an intelligent,
industrious citizen, and had prospered in
life. His wife-nce Miss Ella johnson
also formerly of the place, survives.
Funeral and interment, time unknown,
at JOhnstOWn
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county twenty nine are Democrats Aaron
r. Anders is the only Republican.
(SignedD GEORGE r. DENNIS, JH.,
Chairman, Republican State Central Com
mittee of Frederick County.
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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-23
Contest Notice.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, United
States Land Office. Phoenix, Arizona, Deem
Der Is, 1905 A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
ing been filed in this office by James Renshaw
contestant against Homestead Entry, No. 3026,
Ser. Ol537, made February 3, 1899, the VIZ
NWI4, section IS, Township 22-S., Range BE,
G. Il. S. K. b. & Meridian, by John A. Lucas,
Contestee, in which it is alleged tn said John
A. Lucas never resided on said location before
or after fling on same, and further that John
A. Lucas was resident OF ST. Louis Mo and
died about two years after filing on said land
To the best of contestants knowledge and be-
lief the heirs of said John A. Lucas have never
made an appearance or made any attempt 10
follow up the claim before the U. S. Land Office.
Said parties are here,.y notified to appear,
respond. and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on February -,
1909 before Allen 7. Bird, Nogales, Arizona.
and that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock
a. IN. on March 8, 1909, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land Office in
Phoenix. Arizona.
The said contestant having, in a proper
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made, IL IS
hereby ordered and directed that such not &c
be given by due and proper publication
CHAS 4. ARNOLD, Receiver.
Dec, 26, 19OS-Feb. q, 1909.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-23

MINERAL APPLICATION SERIAL no. 0l700
lh United States Land Office. Phoenix, Ari.
iona, Nov. q, 1913. Notice is hereby given
that Charles II. Ferry, OF New York City, New
York, by Selim VI. Franklin, OF Tucson, Pima
County, Arizona Territory, his attorney INTACT
has made application for patent TO the Eurika
High Side Ledge, Sunset and Western Exten
sion OF Mabel lodes Survey No. 25Ol, in the
SEA of See. IL. add the NEZ OF Sec. q, town
ship q S., r. "a f., Il d ). r. b. q NJ, Ariz. and
in Secs Is and 10, township q s., K. ID 4. (un-
suryeycd), in the Tyndall Mining District
County OF Santa Cruz, Territory OF Arizona,
described as follows: Magnetic Variation IA
deg. 4. Eurka Lode: Beginning at Cor. No.
l, whence Cor. to Secs. IL and "a on the f.
boundary OF T. 81 s X. II L. OF the G e S. k. b. d
NJ. Ariz., bears ). IL 81 r. 1924 It, thence n.
S7o 1Y w. 1893 it, to Cor No. 2; thence S. g. 3U
600 IT, to Cor. No. 3; thence 5. o1' 49, f. 1893 it.
to Cor. No. 4; thence n. - 3V w 600 it. to Cor.
No l. the beginning. High Side Ledge Lode:
Beginning ut Cor. No l, whence 4 Cor. be-
tween said Secs Il and "a bears N. 3G' 35' W.
1913 f. thence 60O IL. TO Cor. No. 2; thence
$50 81 b. 1900 It. to Cor No 3; thence n 600 it, to
Cor n. 4; thence S. 89' 81 W. 1900 It IT, Cor. No.
l, the beginning Sunset Lode Beginning at
Cor No l, whence a Cor. between said Secs. IL
and "A bears n. 36J 81 W 1913 #. thence S. S9o 81
w 2g5 IT, to Cor. No. 2; thence ~ $50 81 W. 1906
IT to Cor. No. 3; thence 5. 600 IT, to Cor N. a;
thence s $50 40' L. 1900 IT to Cor. No. 5; thence
n 600 IT, to Cor. No. |, the beginning. Western
Extension of Mabel Lode: Beginning at Cor.
No l, whence i Cor. between said Secs. IL and
"a bears n. 485 29' E. 2iO6 It. thence ~ g. 81
W. 600 it, to Cor. No. 2; thence n. $50 81 w 1900
IT, to Cor No. 3; theme S. GO 90i e. GOO IT. to
Cor. No. 4; thence S. $50 81 Il. 1900 It. to Cor No
l, the beginning The Location Notices are
recorded in the office OF Recorder of Santa Cruz
County, as follows wit: Eurika Mining
Claim, Book l, Mining locations, pages 379.3S0
High Side Ledge Mining Claim, Book 8, Mining
Locations, pages 97-9S-99; Sunset Mining Claim.
Book 3, Mining Lo atoms, pages 85-86-S7 West
ern Extens ion of Mabel Mining Claim, Book 8,
Mining Locations, pages 95-gG97. Adjoining
claims are: On the north, Mabel Lode, Survey
No 1872, Trudie and Alfred Lodes, Survey \ %.
No. 3S3 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD, Register
First publication Nov. 49, 1908; last publication
January 80, 1909.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-23
Notice for Publication.
(PuBLIsHER.l

Department of The Interior, U. s. Land Office
at Phoenix, Arizona Dec. y, 1908. Notice is
hereby given that Prudeneia A. Benedict, for
mery Prudencia ;. Aceyedo, OF Nogales, Ari-
IONA, who, on January q, 1899, made Home
stead Entry No. 3O06, Serial No. 02056), for the
NWt4, section %, Townships s., Range He,
e. 4 5. R. Base and Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make Final Five Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above described
before Allen T. Bird, Clerk OF the District
Court, at Nogales, Arizona on the Both day OF
January, 1909. Claimant names as witnesses
Joaquin s. Acevedo, Thomas Bayze, Manuel
Escalada, John A. Benedict, all OF Nogales
Arizona. FRANK II. PARKER, Register
Dec. rs l90S-Jan. 30, 1909.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-23
Notice for Publication.
(PUBLIsHER.)

Department OF the Interior, U. ). Land Office
at Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. l6, 1908. Notice is
hereby given that Manuel ontreras, OF Tubac,
Arizona, who, on July 10th, 1859, made Home
Section g. township 2l-S., Range-l3 E.. G. Il 5.
K. B 4 Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Five Year Proof to establish
claim to the land abo,e described before
Allen T. Bird, Clerk of the District Court,
Second Judicial District, at Nogales Ariz ma,
on the Odd day OF Janua Y, 1909. Claimant
names as witnesses: Harry j. saxon, ARGUS
Reddoch, w. \. O'tOnnor Atilano Moreno, all
Of Nogales, Arizona. FRANK H. PARKER,
Dec. 10, i90S-Jan. %, 1909 Register.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-23

Tuesday there arrived ut Alamos
from Roswell, New Mexico, where
they had been visiting some weeks
Mr. and Mrs. G. q MacCarlhy of
Dies Muines, Iowa, who will visit in
the city named through the rest Of
the winter, with their son, Mr.
Marion MacCorthy, who is United
States consular agent at that point.
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SONORA SIFTlNCS.

OO 10 tue hdllWdy BdbIIB llOuSt
at Carlo, Al passenger trains
stop for meals.
The new oil burning machinery
of the Black Mountain Mining
Company at Magdalena, will be in
stalled and ready for operation
about the fifteenth of February.
Go to the Bank Saloon, opposite
the railway depot at Hermosillo,
to get fine orange blossom honey
and first quality liquors.
Thursday evening Mr.. Luis
Proto came up from Cocospera,
making the trip over the new Cam
anea road, which passes much
closer to the home ranch than does
the Sonora railway at Imuris.
Yesterday morning Mr. Proto went
to Magdalena on business.
While in Hermosillo if wanting
fine imported and domestic wines
and liquors and the best Mexican
cigars, go to the Cantina Central. =
A late item of railway news 60
ing the rounds of the press states
that Mr.. j. A. NauglP, who was
manager of the Sonora railway
dozen years, has been appointed
superintendent of the Mexico div
ision of the Oceanic railway.
Teams for heavy hauling or
freighting may be secured by ad-
dressing the agent of the Sonora
railway, at Carlo, Sonora, Mexico
Will go anywhere wanted. <
In the Yaqui delta there is ex-
pected the visit next month to look
over the lands under the Richard
son canal a party of capitalists
from Woodland, California, which
will be headed by Mr.. Joseph
Craig, a prominent and we'll known
banker of that town.
All passenger trains on the Son.
ora railway stop for meals at the
Railroad Eating House at Carlo,
where passengers will find one OF
the best hotel tables in Sonora.
Last week Conductor w. G..
Bulge of the Sonora railway, whose
severe illness had kept him off the
road several weeks, returned to his
run; and this week, Conductor Ben
M. Ashby, who had laid off several
weeks on account Of the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Ashby returned tc
duty.
A delightful winter climate
charming scenery, fine boating
good fishing and hunting, and 3
fine hotel at which to put up-tht
Albin-beside the waters of Quay
mas bay
Mr.. F. G. Forshaw, superinten
dent for the British Mines Syndi
cate Limited, which owns and oper
ates Las Goteras mine near La
Barranca, accompanied by Mrs
Forshaw, returned this week from
a three months visit in the United
States. They arrived at Hermo
sillo Thursday.
From Hermosillo there comes
information that on Tuesday Their
came in and surrendered band 0
seven hostile Yaquis. The Yaqu
chief Luis Bule and his force o
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africano. Reclut6 tropas en- todas los
pG ises conquistados por su brazo, y
cuando sus cjcrcitos desflahan con
nuesiros voltigcros y granaderos insu-
lares. con nuestroS husares, dragones
Y ar,illeros, vcianse soldados amarillos,
,emejantcs con sus coragas azulcs 4
angre Jos crgiidos Sobre la cola HON
Ares rojos adorrados con plumas de
napagayo, tatuados con ficuras solarcs
' gcnSsicaS. que hacian sonar sobrc su
cspalda carcajes repletos de flechaS en-
herboladas: neCrcs dcsnudos cuyaS so
as armas cran los dicntcs las unaS
/; igneos montados en- grullas; gorilas
>ostenidos en- troncos de arhol, condu-
idos por uno mas vicjo que oStcnta-
va cn Il pccho vcllvdo la cruz de la le-
IN de honor Baio las handeras de
rrInco. este elercito mare ha ba impulsa-
10 siempre por un ardiente PATRIOTS
mo y volaba Dc victoria on victoria.
Dcspucs de trcnta amos de guerra.
1rnco fue amo y scnor de la mitad
del mundo conocdo.
i Como o.-exclame aSombrado-po--
Sceis vosotros la tnitad del mundof
-Trinco la conqrist6 y la perdi6 4
IN tempo mismo. Grande en- sus de
rrotaS como en- sus victorias. devol--
VIC todo 10 que habia conquist.do. Y
todavia mas dejose arrebatar las dos
s'as, Amrel6foro Y Quijada de Perro.
ne eran de nosotros Nos dej6 la Pm
riilna miserable V despobla da. La for.
lie la insula pereci6 en- los combatcs
'uando Trinco cay6. solo quedaban en-
.ucstra rafrsa los 'crc tafoS Y los co
JOS, de quienes somos descendicrtes
pero Trinco nos lego la gloria.
Caro- habeis ragado vuestra glo-
ria.
La gloria 10 es cara nirlglin pre-
clo, ,-me repiic6 ci guia.
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ra SON verdadcras ven'anas oiivalcS, y
por den,ro son ventaras abovcdadas
Cuando 81 Il ubli ron vestigios do
as pinturas, IA mlnicipalidad dc Avig.
non encarg6 la obra an artosano maj
prcparado para eiecutarla y que dos
ccnoeia la t6cnica usada p0r los arts
tas en- la Edad Media.
Cuanto la res.aTaciin dicen los
araue6logos. NADIA importa dcmos'ral
auc carece no de fidclidad. En- 81
instantc en- que Sc admite el principle
Va cs ocioso discutir la exactitud cot
que Sc practiquc; pcro Il quIcn nc
condcna cl principle convene mosira'
10 10 avcnturado de las apli"aa zones
Las obras del pasado dcben s'eum.
bir de mucrtc natural; ei tempo eS
para elias mucho m'nos fnnesto GuH lo'
remedies para cons ryarios.
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Ell palacio de los P pas

Los argue ]logos frame protes a.
ontra la res 'adlaci n d. sc fam
iificio. emprentida cn 1907. Los ar
III ertos declararon en- esa epoca que
/. 'raiaba 10 De as ar el edliicIo, su-
rimendo los tabiQu y techumbres 5
on que le habia sigurado Ia ar
luitectura mi itar; pefo no han cum
lido pronesa tan prudente.
La techumbre que dividia el edificio
n Ia parte del Mediodia, desc"bri
los obras admirall de arI1itact ra
,;iyal. Ia capil'a ron'ific "a y la sa ii
le agdienc.4, &C a. racia en+on'ts ef
toda su hermos ra. 4 La entrada de la
All la Sc ha des .ubi rto ba'o Il yesO
n soberbio retra.o en- lastimoSo es "a.
do.
La primi'iva labor de los arquitectos
siientras Sc limit rem a dear el cditi-
20 como en- 10 antigua, m recib ala.
.anzas por parte d. erldi;os Y perso
as informadas cn a hrs o la del arte /;
. ro en cuanto la restaur; ci N proria-
,nente dicha ha com nZaeo, los des-
scicrtos han cundido; 'as an l., as ven
.fnas ojival,s de In car la y de "a A6-
liencia fueron cegadas y deseiyuradas
n Il siglo Iltimo. Y ahora al abrirlas,
- rehacen V has. .ardcan. Otrss nue.
vas que acaban DE- cons'ruirse. ofrecen
diverse aspecto vis'as des,'e el exterior
qne del interior del edificio; por fue-
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Musica practica
Los fabricantes de conServss de Chi

Los fabricantes de cOnAcrvas de Chi
40 h.n aaNerlido que la introduc-
n de la muSca EN- suS fabrlcaS, &
n1s bien laboratories, procura los
,breros de uno y otrO sexo mayor ac-
ivldad en- el trabajo.
Ciertas casas han notado que desde
lue el personal ejercia su mission las
,llces cadenC las de la musica, ell rem
imiento acusaba un aumento de 40
or 100
Escudados en- tan profundo principle
gnnos grandes ind sriales han re
,elto exornar sus cstablecimientos con
rquestas. -
Las lenguas de vaca y los filetcs de
crdo seran de ese modo acomodadas
los envases al son de rumores Ian
III los; en- las casas especlalmentc des
nadas la fabric N de conservas
IRA el ejer ito, Sc impondra La m'lsi-
mar ial, Y 'os op rarios q IS mpella a
in SIS faenas imp! e. 1nacos dc air
.uerreros.
Nadie esperaba que la ci1dad dc i.
.mones fuera a a>epcaro a "a d frohal
,s con cloca, mia AN a ilidad q
5 bellas art $.
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profession. Con los demas forma regi-
uientos v los e0nduce 1 Liverpool

lrofcsiin. Con los demas forma regi-
uientos Y los eonducc Liverpool.
Antos de la parida 81 eXpliea en-
una confercncia 4 los cmigrantcs la
ida que les az arda. las contrarieda-
is fatigas Y ricsgos. Il fin de que los
lue dudan los dcbilCs pucdan rctirar
- tempo. Ya en- America encucn-
ran facilmcnte trahaJO EN- las granlas
londc ganan de cuatro ocho hbras
| mes mas de In mesa y el reduci-
10 capital nccesario para explotar una
onceSi0n.
FL Canada dispone de terrenos cul-
ivabcs v fertiles en- una extension
:ual Ia mitad dc Europa, y los dis
ribuyc por Totes dc 100 acres, paga-
roS a plazos, con OBJ 'igaciin precisa
c cdi lear una casa en- el trascurso de
res amos.
La iniciativa del general Booth ha
elogios universities, y os. des-
lc luego. prcferiblc al gasto inutil dc
40 millones que todavia sigucn
,ravitando sobre el prcsupuesto ingles
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Numero 70

ladno ha cometido fraudes; pero es-
10 no quita que muchas de sus expe-
rionciaS, aunque desconcertantos. sean
Ia reSTltareia de- un temperamento
SUI genoris", dignO de nm estndo de-
tenido y hondo. ESta muicr hace que
nm obieto eualquiera Gamble de lugar
sin que ella le tOque. DesminticmdO
en- apariencia las leycs de la grave
dad ha hecho subir una mesa y sos
{ nerla en- Ell aire sin el menor con
tactic de sus manos Los hombres de
ciencia que asistieron esta opera
cidn no advirticron el mas leve en-
gaho. Eusapia Paladino obr6 limpia-
mente. como el mas hahil prestdigi--
tador. Una jofa'ra llcna de siete XII
Iogramos de terra, que So haIlaba err
una habtacion detr5s de Eusaria (es-
tn eStaba en- el salon, las manos alta
daS,) VINO cOsOcarse sobre una me-
81, sin el concurso de ningin contae-
TO material.
En- la msma habitaci6n habia una
cItara, que Sc puso sonar al simple
undo nervaoso del 'medium". Eusa-
pia Faladmo tiene una cicatriz en- ell
craneo, de la cual, segun testimonio de
todoS los espectadores, So desprende un
s2plo frlo, cienlficamonjr il .pIe. bic
hasta ahora.
Tn aslstente Sc fncierra con Etlsa-
pIa, la cual csta cchada atada a un
atre. Este asistente (que es un me-
dico . un fisi6logo) observa oue do
su cucrpo SC escapan fosforescenciar
como las que sc ven de noehe EN- cier-
tos mares. De estas Disbursements s sur.
gen Imaglnes luminosas en- que Sc boe-
queJan brazos manos.
EStoS y otros fen6menos analogoe
han Sldo observados por sabios como
Charles Richet, Bel gsor, Charpentier,
Arsonval y madama Curie
I'll Institute general de Ps;cologfa
va dar en breve su dietamen en-
tonces sabromos 81 las manifestation
yoria cree) fenomenos psico-fsiol6gi-
cas, dcbldos una organization mem
'al patoI 'gica, 81 son fen0menos orr.
gihadoS por luerzas ocultas.
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Horas de Paris
BATURRHL.O

,Sor6n residuos m6rbid0s de la Re
voluci6n9 iScra tendencIa conGen'ta
de Ia razaY No 10 Sc pero no plcd"
menos dc fiar Ia atencM'n de les q"'
von ms ala de srs narices cSfa m
clinaci6n del pueblo frances inter
,retar avieSa mcnte cicrtos hecpof H'e
,arecen de una sonciIez indiscnflfi".
~itare dos eiemplos: el de Ia m'er--
70 de Fflx Faurc el dc la de Catu-
He Merdes.
Sc diio que ell presidente de Ia Re
nfihlica hahia muerto s1hitamente de
ma apopleeia: lrerocse inslnT" T'"
r9hia nuerto on bro Z0S de madama
ctcirheil. No falta ahora poion ar''S"
i asta-v ante Ia iusticia nada meno<-
dc haher envenerado, algo asi, al =.
Juan curtidor.
Catnlle Mendee. Fl baiar de I'M trcn.
coe Sc ma ia Tai vez tenia sneno,
tel voz cstaha fatirado El hecho rn-
la tenfa de extra natrral Cacrse de
n tren. sohre todo 81 se baia uno
crardo esta andardo, me parcce 10
mas naturai
Fl; d'stinnrido literato, scp1n SIS
admiraaores (es decr. a0uellos n'''"
n "homh he6" De frme) no mrri6 d"
r srltas de IN aceidorfe In poeta mC
r'r como los dennis mortal les' (Foro
j Ia mperte distinrrise De gerarq1ias'
'atr-lle Mendes (cortinran SIS adm
r. dores) ha sido victima de IN cri-
men 0aro ore ha habido "ari@n vi6'
ii ases'ro y hasta "oy6" el diaoeo 4
eoetnvo con Ell roeta.
Esta yariedad de Interpretations
d. ia ri htcfo que la autorsia ey-
mira como producto de Ia eas"alid d.
tro sra una rrueha de 10 f6rtil Y
movcdizo de la imagination francesa9
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III

Se va a yotax UNA lev en- favor de
los annales, que no podra menos do
regociJar los zo0flos. Buena falta
mai que aqui suefe tratarse 4 les ami
males mace de la ignof ancia. Sc les
.cHplota no Sc les utifjza. En- veg de
yer en- ellos auxiliafesJ companeros Y
ahados, 10 ven sino csclavos ene-
Ai1as
.>~Los co"LCros y los carreteros paqi--
Slenses son de una or eldad invere~
Slmli para con sus bestias.
it'mo las martiri2an Las pegan en-
el hocito, en- ell vientre, en- las patas,
'c Por fin, vas d ardar 8 noY Res
pondeme; 81 . no. sOyes 10 que te di-
%? Vas yer 81 me enuendes. Asf
ap~endcras el frances Ael he dido yo
nablar un earreteso d;rigii6f.los.: ali
caballo, que, nueito .tbe fatiga de-
goipeS, tom6 Ia r solUcit tn :de7 parar
Sc
la plebe no comprende una coss. q
s'ibtr que no es q animal quicn debo
N r "a ier a tea
Tien debe comrrerder al an NAL. 81
e' hombre-anmal q" rszonabl., - re-
nnneIa la raz6n cuando ~ di-i,,e ~
g mai, convengamos en- que 81 pom.
debaJo de e.
No apiadarse Dc ios psdsei.n;e 20.
d. animal (que wees son ma.
gran'ics subj mes que los d. HON
tre,) - dar prUehas d. una faHa d..
sensibiiidad como Ia que - advert
en- los animales eongenitos.
Fray Candil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01
A lS SrSrrIIlorpS Y AgvNiIS

Para la buena marcha De esta ADM
abstraction. no sdmitimos ALIAS az
ruseripciones 4 este dario slno desdr
a primero de cada mes Las bA'A'
- avisaran los dias 80 8 81 adv'r-'
6Sndose aue las que 81 dleren con pos
n.r;ori6ad no se tomaran en- cnenta
NJ surtiran efecto en la con'ah'''hao
hast. 81 afa Gltimc iol mes aguien'
e al en- que So solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01

los qre Green cn; los fenjm"nos IN
m~dos rsiaricos Qror are no llamar--
| $ eeri'iti$tas y arrarden ccn in--
or;o+rd Ia on;rifn del Institute re
n RI de PSicolopia rcspecto De l"s ~
nife~tos icnes meravil'oeas" d + -
T. n~iodino. ctlehre "modpm
rrrrrte tres aTcs. rna corlisi ="
ore comprende los nombres mas e"
mosos de la ciencia, y formada ror i +
cho Institute, ha estudisdo miuuc o.
.~ r.t. nifTte lcs r~o"edir'i r.
tos De que Sc vale esta mujer extrao1-
draria. aSombro de cuantos han tcni-
do occasion de veria.
Paso el tempo de la negaci6n "a
priori" La ciencia, Ia e'd~d z; &c
ca, no puede rechazar aqrello que no
ha sido objeto de su parte dc un exa-
men paciente. Cierto que Eusapia Pa