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Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16
Dr. Cook GOIdbriCked Public, HG Says, GAN PROVE STATEMENT RaVaI Officer Describes His
 Trip h Detail.
 FLAG WAVES AT WORLD'S APEX Attempt to Take SOundings Near Pole Fails at ,5OO FathOmS.
FLAG WAVES AT WORLDS APEX

New York, Sept. 15.-RepOrting in detail the success of his expedition to the north pole, which he reached on April S. 1909, Commander Robert E. Peary sent dispatches from Battle Harbor, Labrador, by wireless tele- graph to the New York Times. They are copyrighted by that paper, and parts of them are given by permission as follows:
 "Dr. Cook has simply handed the public a gold brick. He has not been at the pole on April 21, 1908, or any other time.
 The above statement is made ad- visedly and at the proper time will be backed by proof.
 "When he makes a full statement of his Journey over his signature to some geographical society or other reputa- bIe body, if that statement contains the claim that he has reached the pole, I shall furnish material that may prove distinctly interesting to the pub lie.
 'The steamer Roosevelt, bearing the north polar expedition of the Peary Arctic club, parted company with the Erik and steamed out of Etah ford on Aug IS, 1908, having on board twenty two Eskimo men, seventeen women and ten children, 226 dogs and some forty odd walrus.
 We established winter quarters at Cape Sheridan, reaching there on Sept. 5, 1908. On Sept 15 the full work of transporting supplies to Cape Columbia was inaugurated.
 Professor McMillan went to COlum- bia in November and obtained a
Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16

month of tidal observations, returning in December. In the December moon Borup moved the Hecla depot to Cape COlan. In the January moon Marvin crossed RObeson channel and went to Cape Bryant for tidal and meteOrolOg- ical observations. Bartlett crossed the channel and made the circuit of New man bay and explored the peninsula.
 ''In the February moon Bartlett went to Cape Hecla, Goodsell moved some more supplies from Hecla to Cape Colan, and Borup went to Mark ham inlet on a hunting trip. On Feb. 15 Bartlett left the Roosevelt with his division for Cape Columbia and Parr bay. Goodseil, BOrup, Mcl1ilIan and Hanson followed on successive days with their provisions. Marvin return for Cape Columbia Feb 21. I brought up the rear Feb. %
 "The total of all divisions leaving the Roosevelt were [ members of the party, 59 Eskimos, 14O dogs and g sledges. By Feb. ? such of the Cape COlan depot as was needed had been brought up to Cape Columbia, the dogs were rested and double ratiOned and harnessed and the sledges and other gear overhauled.
 At our position at the end of the second march Marvin obtained a satfs- factory sight for latitude in clear weather, which placed us at 85 degrees IS minutes. This result agreed very satisfactorily with the dead reckoning If Marvin. Bartlett and myself.
 Bartlett let himself out evidently CT record and rnclod eff plump -wen5y .s:t~s. lirge Marvin obtained ...st.. ..z.r -s '-@1" .- -...' tu attitude.
Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16
Do You Have Proper
 Drinking Water?

L. c. Beal, the Artesian Well Contractor, Is ready to provide a fine and pure Water Supply. There is no water as good as that of an Artesian Well.
 TERMS FOR DRILLING:
 Lime stone S2.00 per first 100 feet, $2.25 per second 100 feet, S3.00 per third 100 feet. All 6 and 6 inch work.
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Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16
DR. COOK SAILS FOR HOME.

Enthusiastically Cheered as He Leaves
 Chrstiansand For New York
 Chri&tianSand, Sept. 15.-Dr. Freder- ick A. Cook left here on the steamer Oscar IT,, apparently happy and con- tidcnt and with the cheers of a great crowd ringing in his ears. Formal farewells were exchanged between Dr. Cook and committees of the Geo. graphical society and the University of Copenhagen
 Managing Director Cold of the Sean dinavtn- American Steamship compa- ny. who f@ 1 former governor of the Danish West Indies, accompanied pr. Cook.
Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16
Doing Their Duty

Scores of Canaan Readers arc Learn
 ing the Duty of the Kidneys.
 To filter the blood is the kidneys duty.
 When they fail to do thls tho kidneys are sick,
 Bachacho and many kidney ills fol. low;
 Urinary trouble, diabetes
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 Canaan people endorse our claim.
 Mrs John Mansfield. Reed Street, Ca. naan, Conn.,, says: "When I began using Deans Kidney Pills few months ago, was troubled by n swelling of my feet and ankles, became tired easily and often found it hard to get around In a short time Doan's Kidney Pills disposed of the dropsical symptoms and after the kidney trouble wus relieved, my sight also became much better. Doan's Kid ney Pills acted as represented and therefore take pleasure in recommend ing them to other kidney sufferers"
 For sale by all dealers. Price DO cents. Foster Milburn O., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name - Doan's - and take no other,
Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16
TRESPASSING SIGNS

Size 11x14. Printed on heavy cards in bold, plain type. All persons arc for Didden shooting, fishing or trespasslng on these premises under penalty of the law" with space for signature. 10 cents each 75 cents per dozen.
Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16
PLAYING CARTS

The new Panama Souvenir Playing Cards. gold edges extra fine quality. A complete history of tho Panama Canal in pictures un the lacrs of tho card. We sell slrm at a0 o&nts per pack,
 THE CANAAN PRINTING co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28
The Liver Regulates the Body.

The Liver is the largest organ in the,
body and performs peculiar and COM
plicated office. If the Liver fails 10
perform its functions. the stomach,
kidneys, bladder, heart and lungs a.!
labor under great disadvantages. To
be healthy, keep the Liver in good ae-
tive condition. thus warding off few
ers, ehills, indigestion, etc. Among all
known remedies, GRANGER S LIVER
REGULATOR is the best. It is care
fully prepared from selected roots,
herbs and barks, and is natures rem
edy for many diseases. Druggists
sell it at % cents a box. II your
druggist can not supply you write
Granger Medicine Company, Chatta.
nooga. Tenn.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

for plants which will adapt themselves
to varying conditions and develop into
possible new home industries, and
many new crops varieties have been
added to our agriculture in this way.
Likewise, through systematic breeding
crops of increased Welding power,
greater resistance to cold, drought and
disease, or other improved qualities
have been developed and disseminated.
Gone of the greatest causes of loss
10 the farmer is through the ravages
of insects and disease. The department
is conducting cigorous campaign
against these crop pests, which is often
carried out by means of object lesson
demonstrations among the farmers
themselves. In this way the farmer
is shown how to help himself in com
batting the disease of HE crops, and
improved remedial measures have in
this fay been brought into wide use.
a further loss to the farmer occurs
during the shipping of his products,
either through decay or through unfa-
vorable marketing conditions. The de-
partment has been devoting consider
able attention to this question, and inn
provements in the handling and market
ing of pershable products have been
brought about. Cooperative methods
are being formed for marketing IN
many sections, to the great benefit OF
the growers of the crops.
AN article on the problem facing
the American farmer-or the prospect
i've farmer-today, would be incomplete
without word of warning to the man
who is considering the purchase of a
farm in new and unfamiliar region.
OF late numerous land exploitationa
OF late numerous land exploitation
concerns have sprung up, which make
extravagant claims as TO the possibili
ties of the situation of their operations.
The prospective investor should use the
greatest caution in placing his faith in
these representations. 1t is advised
that the assistance Of the state expert
ment stations, boards of agriculture or
other public agencies be sought by the
farmer, before placing his capital il
these ventures. Such state organiza-
tions are always in position to give val
liable advice regarding the value CT
lands, and may often be the means of
averting loss and great disappointment
to a home-seeker.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28
TAKE IT IN TIME.
Just as Scores of Greenville People
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Many people in this locality recon-
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Here IS one case:
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ure in Recommending Doan s Kidney
Pills to all persons who suffer from
any of the various troubles which
arise from disordered kidneys. [ re
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received the best of results
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Mi1burn Co, Buffalo,
New York., sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the names-D oan's--
and take no other.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28
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LELAND NOTES.
. ~ 49, 80 . .


Miss Jeanette Johl of GreenviGe
spent the day in Leland Monday.
Mr.. Harry Love comes home today
to spend few days with his parents
Mr.. George Hebron left Sunday for
three weeks stay at Hot Springs.
Miss Mary Pippin is spending few
days with Miss frankie Virgins, in
Lake.
Mrs. J. l.. Moore of Red Banks is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George
Hebron
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Love of Halls.
Tenn, is the guest of their son, Mr.. j.
C. Love.
Mr.. H. III. MCGEE came up from New
Orleans TO go on the deer hunt Thanks
giving day.
NJ. and Mrs. T. c. Merriam and
children left Sunday TO visit relatives
III Memphis.
Mrs. S. e. Pugh of Halls, Tenn, is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. A. Nj.
Love, and family.
Mrs. George Breiseh was called 20
Mobile, Ala, last Sunday morning, by
the death of her aunt.
Mr.. Z. ". Chilcoat and family re-
turned Monday to their home in Brooks
vile, after short visit with the fan1i-
lies of Messrs. Z. j. Turner and w H. /.
Grimes.
Last Sunday Pastor Miller spoke for
the Baptist orphanage at Jackson. At
the conclusion of the services a colee-
ton was taken, which amounted to
1853. The ladies also raised a little
over $40 and packed box, which they
sent to the Home for the Homeless
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

james Jeffries IS probably the one
man in the world who has the strong.
est feelings regarding the : Smoke Nui
sance.'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

You never heard any shoe man tell
you there were better shoes than the
Hanan. Then why not get the Hanaui
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

HoIe-proof socks now at The Leader
only % cents pair; six months wear
guaranteed. 1Stf
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

Subscribe Now for The Daily Times.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

Mr.. Z. ". Chileoat and family re-
urned Monday to their home in Brooks
lille, after short visit with the fami-
les of Messrs. Z. J. Turner and w. H.
1rimes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-28

Miss Jeanette Johl of GreenviE
spent the day in Leland Monday
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13
.UN FALL0 DEL
JUEZ Mr.. GILL,
Declarado sin lugar
una demanda de des-
haucio en- Bayamon.
La bendicion de la imagen
de la Monserrate fue ce.
lebrada con grandes ce-
remOnlaS,
DiStinguidas damas de aquelIa
SOeiedad apadrinaron 81 acto.
De nuostro corresronsal

Octubre l3.- FL recto juez Mr..
Gill de la seccion 2a de la Corte dc
Dto. dc San Juan. ha declarado sin
iugar la demanda de desahucio es-
tabiecida por Don jose dc Jesus
Pesqucra, contra S.aiomt Fernandez
para que desaiojara un solar que
viene ocupando. en- Ia cafe de Ma Il.
RI de esta ciudad. FL Sr. juez, II
Gill funda su resoluci6n, en- que "a
referido solar ha probado Sa,omt
Fernandez, poseerio, mas Gle treint,
amos; habiendo sido de sill abue,a
desputs de su padre, hasta ser de 81.
seglin documcntos q presenta. Por
10 tanto Saiomh Fernandez es d,leho
del eferido solar, por haber ganado
la prescription. pues no consts, qus
el que vcndi6 al Sr. Pesquera, tuvle-
ra tftuio inscrito.
Fl abogado de Salomf Fernandez
fuf el Lido. Francisco Soto Garcia.
Me informa cl Sr. d. Domingo
Lliiha, que lc ha comprado ia partl-
cipaci6n que tiene en- una sorledad
lndustrlai al Sr. Don lgnacio Rosaies
dcdlcandose ci Sr. Luna, Il los mis-
mos ncgocios, bajo-s'l sola firma Le
dov las gra:ias al Sr. lnlifia por la
atencidn y le deseo pr6speros y bue.
nos n'gpcios.
IA domingo pcr ia noche tllvo lu-
gar en- nucslro tempio catdiico, Ia
pcndicion de una imagen de ia vir-
gen dc Monserrate, regaio hedho por
ci pestlgloso V acaucialado agricui-
tor Sr Miguel Lopez Gastambide.
ii acto dc Ia bcndici6n de la imagen,
fnf soiemnc, apadrinapdoia distin-
saidas damas y cabaileros, entire
eiios, el Sr. Lopez Gastambide y 81
distlnguida Sra, eI Sr. Lillvera, cl
DR.. Fernandez Mater y su elegants
y distinguida esposa. ei Sr. Baus5
Y su Sra.,y varios mas.
III eiocuente orador sagrado Padra
Mendoza, pronunci6 I'm sermon elo-
cuentisimo, ilano dc hermosos con-
ceptos e mag mes prociasas.
Lo mas ciegantc y ,.ecto de nu-
est ras beiias damaS hermose 4ban ri
acto reiigioso. La sooiedad cat6Iioa
de Bayan6n ie ia por mi conducto
las gracias, il los csposos Lopez Gas
tambidc y Lltivera.
Se encucntra enfermo en- Ia Cifni-
ca del DR.. Fernandez Mater, el Sr.
Superittendente de Ia 7. K. A. r. V
Ca. Bavarn6n Branch, Sr. d. Jose
Iucian. lie deseo sc restablezca
prOntO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13

Ia aperture, ensanche, construction
y arregio de Gales y piazas del NUM-
cipio.
POR CUANTO tratandose de la
adquisicion de materiales y de su
aplicacion a un servicio cuya ejecu-
cion, despufs de la preparation de-
bida y exigida, solamente puede ser
efectuada por una Corporation, fir
ma o Compahia que tiene patenti-
zado el metodo para clio, cabe pres
cindir del requisite de la subasta
dentro del espfritu que en- la mate
ria, informa la VICENTE ley munich
pal.
POR CUANTO nadie en- mejores
condiciones para la garantia moral
y material de Ia administration res
pecto de la eflciencia Y eflcacia de
los trabajos todos, que los represcn-
tantes de la Compahia de la patente
para preparar aque,ios donde esta
lebe cumplir su cometido seg,in sus
metodos.
POR TANTO ordfnese por el
,oncejo municipal de Ponce. Secci6n
la.-Se contrata entire el municipio
lie Ponce por una parte Y la imperial
Road Company y sus representan-
tes Sres. Mulienhoff Korber. ban
lueros de San Juan P. R. y ell inge-
hero Sr. Gambia C6rdova por otra.
a construction de un sardinel de
1ormigon. eniucido y relleno de ace
as, afirmado y asfaltado de una SUI
,erficie en- las Gales de la ciudad
lue comprenda los metros lineaies
cuadrados correspondence q in
vertir hasta Ia suma de S 46 500 q
raz6n de 5 l.25. ell metro line al del
sardinei; de 5 l30 el metro cuadra-
10 del eniucido y relieno de aceras
lei municipio. y de s 2.25 el metro
cuadrado de firme asfaitado inclu-
vendo combio de rasante, aperture
dc GAIA. cimentacion y apisonami-
cnto del fondo de Ia GAIA, cambio de
ia via del Trolley, de las acometidas
al acueducto y de los particulares.
/. V de los postes de la luz ei6ctrica V
lei teiefono, Y arregio de las cajas
ie las vaivulas de las retrancas
Y pase de las tajeas,, y andenes o en-
iucido en- los limites terminates del
asfalto; todo de acuerdo con ei Pile
% de condiciones particulares para
,stas obras aprobado en- esta fecha
por ei Consejo Municipal Y eI m6to-
10 empieado Y patentizado para ei
asfalto por el Imperial Road Com
pany.
Secci6n "a La superficie que han
dc ser aflrmadas y asfaltadas V DON
de Sc ha de constrIir sardinel en-
luclr aoeras y demas trabaios espe-
clficados seran por su orden (a) Ia
Plaza de las Delicias en- sus cuatro
lados, (b) la parte de La Gale de la
Villa desde la plaza hasta el cnIce
con Ia del Captain Correa, (c) Ia calIc
de la Marina tambien desde Ia plaza
de las Deieias hasta Ia de Ia .Aboli-
ci6n Y Ia ealle de Atocha desie Ia
repetida plaza hasta la del Nereado.
Seeel6n ia Fl munieipio DE- Ponce
subvendra el psgo de los is-hn1 do
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13
Los Sue[SOS
DEL RIFF.
Declaraciones del ge-
neral Marinas.
Ell caudillo espanol Sc
muestra optimista con
elcurso de la campafla.
La falta de cohesion del enemi-
90 Y la careDcia de yiyeres..
dice -seran uno de los meiO-
res auxiIiareS.

Ell enviado especial de "L'Eclair"
en- Melilla, atribuye al general Mari
mas las siguientes manifestaciones:
"Todo 10 que 20 puedo decir a US
ted es que he estudiado con mucha
rehexion el conjunto de mi plan de
campana, sin sacrficar NADIA a 10 i'm
provisto. Los que me califlcan de con
temporizador, veran que 10 que me
reprochan como un defecto vendra
a ser una buena cualidad. Al fin, re-
conoceran que yo tenfa raz6n.
Lanzando mis- hombre al aslto del
Gurugu, los hubiera conducido a la
muerh, y entonces hubiesen caido
sobre mi todas las maldiciones de mi
pa tria. Obrando prudentemente, eco
nomizo sus vidas, amadas por mi CO.
mo 81 fuesen vidas de nlnos.
Cuando los riffehos Sc fatiguen
de vernos ava mar lenta, pero deci-
didamente, ase gurando la defensa
del -terreno que cada dfa les gana
mos, sc diran q ue somos sabios y pru
dentes, Sc replegaran bastante mas
ALA de Zeluan, y podremos ejecutar
sin perdida la primera parte del pro-
grama que me he impuesto.
Dentro de POGO reinara la division
entire nucstros enemigos. La unidad
de mando es cosa que no existe en-
sus jarkas, va la falta de where's que
elias sufriran sera para nosotros uno
de los meiores auxiliares".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13

liars comprometi6ndose a entregar
a los contratistas la suma de 2 mil
dollars de la parti'ia correspondence
del presupuesto en- eiercicio al arribo
q esta ciudad dc Ia rnaquinana para
el asfaltado Y 4 consignar en- los ejer-
cicios dc l9l0,-Il, I9Il-l2, 1928,
1871. bile. l9l5-l6, v 1916
al7. hasta Ia cantidad de G. 400 do
liars pagaderos sin intereses, Dor
semestres, hasta RI maximum cada
uno de 4 tres mil ,iocientos dollars
en- los dias ounce de cada uno de los
meses de octubrc Y mario de los sie
te amos ccon6mieos expresados, fl
gurando como credito reconocfdo
para cada uno De los mencionados
eiercicios.
Secei6n Ia. Ia lorna de Ia emf
sion de las eertIfieaciones para uago
sera Ia sigiliente Los dfas einco v
veintc de eada mes o los posteriores
81 aquellos fueren ie-tivos, el contra
tista entregara al ingeniero munich
pal o a su reprssensante en- las obras
una relaci6n valorada de los traba-
JOS ejecutado- ppr "a compaiiia has
ia el prirnerp : ounce de eada mes;
V dentro De los cineo dfas siguien,es
de Ia feeha lie Ia ensrega de dieha
relaei6n vaIora.!a = expediri Dor
!. administrator II eerufiesdo de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13

para Ia dotaci6n mas oompleta y sos
tenimicnio dc los colcgios dc agri-
cultura cstahlccltlos actualmente,
q que en- 10 slIceslvo Sc cs,ableeieren
de acuerdo con Ia Try del Congress
apnobada en- dos dc julio DE- mil ocho
cisntos sesenta y dos. y la ley del
congreso aprobada el treinta Il.
to del mil ochoeien'os noye,
LAY u,idsd dc cinco mil dollar. {.
IL dc las sumas que en- diehz
o mencionan, para "a afo econ6un
!uc tcrmina en- treinta de JUNO
te mil novecicntos ocho, yum sumen
10 annual dc Ia eantidad de dieha
asI gnaei6n IN 10 sucesiyo durante
cuatro ahos. en- su suma sdicbonal
do eineo mil dollars, sobre la CO.
rrespondiente al aiio anterior, y Is
suma anual que en- 10 suoesivo se
pague 1 esos Estado5 y Territories
sra eincuenta nil dollars. II eual
% apliesri dnicarnente 4 los fines
de- los cohgios. 4gricolass. segdn -
'lefinen Y limitan n Ia Icy del Con
gne~o aprobaCda 4 los de Iulio de
NIL oehocient"> sSenta Y los v en-
Ia iey del Congs-o aprobada el
treipta d. agoS-o H. mileehecien,os
noyenta.
Vase In edAila & indiana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-13
MUNDO
ut Obuo0
FAl|ANC|ERO.
El deficit de Ia i,acien
da alernana.
Notable aumento en- la i'm
portacion del comercio
ingles.
Lrs camaras de Cuba llegan a
IN acuerdo respecto al repair
to de Jas cantidades acorda-
das para socerro de las yicti.
mas del reciente cicl0n.

Berlin, septiembre 3d. Sc he
dado a conocer ell dificit de la hacien-
da alemana.
El de 1908 asciende, segdn el
Monitor Official de- Imperio' a l22
millones de marcos (unos $50 pese-
tas oro). Los ingresos quedaron 1856
millones por bajo de los calculos del
presupuesto. Los gastos disminuye-
ron en- 63 miiiones. Los impuestos
arancelarios, por 81 solos, represen-
tan una baja de l21 millones de mar
cos con reiacion d 10 caicuiado.
Los del tabaco, cerveza, ferroca-
rifles y el que grava las herencias,
representan una parte considerable
de la disminucion de ingresos.
Tampoco los de correos y cami-
nos de hero han llegado la suma
presupuesta.
Habra de hacerse frente a este
deficit, en- definitiva, con un empress
tito, que formara parte de la va Vi
sible necesidad del imperio y que no
bajara de 20 millones de pesos, 81
bien el gobierno imperial procura
demorar todo 10 possible la contrata-
ci6n de un emprestito.
L6ndres, septiembe 2S.- La re-
iaci6n mensual del comercio de Ia
Gran Breta1a, CORRESPONDENTS a
mes de agosto del cm iienta aahotpu-
blicada por la Camara del Concrete
inglesa, arroja las siguientes cifras
La Importation de mercancias
assemble d S 242.5ll,ll0, contra
S 2l3.693, $50 en- igual mes del aho
1908, FL total de Ia Importation en-
los ocho meses del ailo assemble a
S 2,00l.5S0, ,545, contra S l,933.9l6,
GAO en- igual periodic de 1908.
Las exportaciones durante el mes
de agosto fueron en- pesos, de 1876.
523,795, contra lS5 miliones 81,
9l5 en- igual mes de 1908; y la expor
! taci6n total de los ocho primeros me-
ses de este ano ascendieron d l,527.
23S,940 pesos. contra 81 ,532.343
$40, en- iguai periodic de 1908
Suecia. septiemhre 30 Ei eco
nomista Alfredo Neymarck ha he
cho ei caicuIo en- una reclente reu-
MON del Institute International dc
Establishes.
Fl conjunto de valores en- el
mundo Sc eieva a ia respectable can
tidad de 625.O0O miliones.
En- esta cifra las deudas pGbIicas
de los Estados, ciudades, etc., as
cienden. en- total a $4,000 miiiones
FL interes y la amortization anua-
les exigen cerca de 1000 miilones.
Nueva York. septiembre 3d.
Mister NJ. A. Gurst, rico negociante
de San Francisco de California, que
desde hace tempo sostiene ruda
campana contra los United Cigar
Store Company, ha habierto tienda
para la venta de cigarros en- Nueva
York, a fin de quitarie dicha EN-
presa ia supremacia en- ei comercio
al detail del tabaco, ,creyendose ,por
Ia magnitud de los eiementos que
ambos contrincantes poseen v por
su decision para veneer, que sera ia
lucha mas formidable que Sc recuer-
da en- los anaics dc las luchas co
merciales.