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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05
UNA CURACION
CUE Sc paEsfA 4 REFLExioNEs

II 10 de febrero de 1897 recibia uH
Farmaceutico de Paris la carta siguiente {
liace unos cIantos amos que cOgi VI
entriamiento consecuencla del cua
So me prescnt6 TN fuerte constipadc
que descuide por entonces y degenerd
en- un catarro dc Ia neor especie. Hoy
me encuentro afectado de una bron-
quits cspantosa. no puedo resplrar con
holgura y experimento una gran opre j.
soh Tengo el estdmago lleno dc hegmas,
no pued0 dornlr no tengo libre ur
sClO momcntO ell pecho. por las mailanw
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NuMERO q.

Ell pequeno Juanito iuega con las
broch as va gastadas de Su padre
Puede ustcd cortar esas brochas
con sus mangos correspondence
Cincluye ndo el que Juanito tienc,
pero sol hasta la mano dcrccha1,
Y comb mar las sobre el espacio ne
gro del gra bado de modo que re
presenter un conocido aLimal do
Con el mismo premio Y cond icio
'es que los anteriorcs fiiamos para
ara este enigma la lclra VI.
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1929.
Este modelo es de bonitos

Este modelo es de bonltos y III
issos trajesitos de nihitas.
Ell primero No. 1929 es un trale
rrincesa de tale largo de cuatro pie
zas Va adornado con anchas fran
las. Ell patron es en- 5 pIezas para
niilas de 6 4 IA an os de edad. Nina
de diez amos requiere 35 S yardas de
material SO pulgadas ancho.
Ell modelo 3l4l es una batita de
ninita Esta es sumamente ajusta
da al cuer po y en- un lado lleva cor
te de sastre con un bottom grands.
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31355.
1925.
A@, XIX. NuM:,s.sas

No hay abrigo mejo para sehori
tas que este modelo de sobretodo
largo. Este proteje no solamente Ia
vestidura sino tam bien la persona
de Ia humedad. Para este sobreto
do debe ser un material de color ente
roy grueso. FL patron es cortado en-
custro parties para niiias y senoritas
Para una de Is amos requiere 81
Ayardas de material SO pulgada an
cho.
Ell modelo 1925 es un traje de
princesa de sehorita, Este debe ha
'cerse de una tcla clara de motas. Va
adornada con tres volantes de la mis-
ma tela y entredos. La manga puc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

ch0S remedies, tis1uas, iirti,es. sin lu-
grir ail,lo con Dail. IL midico me
ia dlcho que me yuclvo aSinatico. No
lcngo apetlto nj guito pari naJa
, Eh e. perlddiro que urdnarianent0
leo he ylstO 81 rr!ato de las c,iraclones
obtenidas con 81 hlinitran de esa casa en-
clrcunstancias parrc,das las en- que
yo ME encuec.ro l,uegol- me envie un
lrasco dc yerdadcro Ailuitran GuyOt.
: ,.spero que me ha de ali lar. FirmadO:
| Tanrisco Martinez, plaza Mayor, Azan.
| aro PERU
DespueS de haber cnsayado el yer.
iadero Alquitran Guyot, ell senor Msrti-
| 'ez escri6io DE- nucyo 10 que siHue 80 81
te mayo de 1897 MI muy estimado
nor Guyot lie hecho uso del frsscO
,ue V. me ha enyiado tomaudolo 4 todas
| as comidas, tai como esta prescrltO, q
,ea una cucharada de- alquitran. como
, as de cafe, pOr cada vase de llQuidoy
deSde este primer frasco encontr3i
..ia mcl0ria notable en- mi salud AFRO,
ba mas faci!mentc las ilegmas que mel
lh,truian el est0mago, sc me presont0
liglln apetli0 pude d0rmir algunas ho-
-aS sin encODtrarme mOlestsd0 en- ID
rc>piracl0n. Continue usand0 el Alqui.
iran Guyot.y y desputs de tres frzscOs de-
1parecicron los accesos de tos que me
|ronsnmian Ahora tengo buen apetiio.
"A no arroIo ilegInas y he rccobradO las
.nerzas compl.tamcnfe. -
LIZ agradezco en extreme habeT in
entado Fl Alouitrau Guyot v crea que yo
no puedO siro recomendar I'll reaedio de
tOdAs las personas que sufren de
nronquitis cdtsrros como FL que yO
ienia.- flrmado Francisco Martinez. .
III uso del Alquitr4n Gnyot todas las
cOmidas. Ia dosis indicada en- IL cartg
que dejamos rcprodncida. basta. enefec-
10, para clIrar en POGO tempo el cstarrr
mas rebcldc y la Lronluitis mas antig
Algunas veces hsste 81 con>igue doan
mar aun curar la tisis pO- dcclarada
que este, puns 81 Aigritran detienc IA
1escompo-ici6n dc los tIbxculos del
sulm0n matando los malos microbes
.'lc son Ia causa de esta decomposition,
- EstO 9, senciliO exacto. 81 menor
co1stipst1 pnede degcn .rar en- bron-
quits sl - e abandoaa Por ESQ no ~
insistirr nunca demasIaG1 al recOmendar
los enfermOs cue trstea de conJurar
el ma de.lle ei principle usando el n
qultran Guyot que todos los farmaceud-
COS .1penden
Este tratamienio viene costar : cen
'asos iiariOs, .. CE-al
Dephs .tos. ell ian Juan faruacia 10
sr. lusl OuiiieTmety. Plaza de BaLdo
rsCty q. Castro J scrss. dc J. A. Bltn
- y 20. S.an frAnclsco -
In Nayaguez tAruarGa de los So
.Iys lIeru.sl4Os. AyenIsia II de Ago
a. Aglet. il41l irIncipal ",
In Ponce. 4rmacia kGx ID POuas
taFnseS 'lil4sODSA
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Negras
mo m as pecas nj manchas.

Un'co remedio que por complete
hace desaparecer pecas manchas, ba-
rros, etc. etc
Para intormcs dirigirse al p. O..
NJ anati, !. X. Box Isl.
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1923.
324l.

I En- Ia parte del frente IIeva aPrIlca
clones con borlas. Ell patron es pars
nina de 3 9 amos. Nina de Z amos
requiere If yardas de material 81
pulgadas ancho.
Este ultimo trajesito es un mode
10 de sobre blusa suelto. Este es I'm
modelo de los de Ultima novedad.
Ell patron es en- cinco pleas, de 3
IA amos. Una de 10 amos requiere
4 4yardas Dc material 36 pulgadas an
cho.
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3l4O.

Este es un traje Gle blusa rusa La
falda tiene forma de princesa. Este
debe llevar un cintnr6n muy elo
gante para que de vista al trajc En-
la parte delantera de la blusa llcva
un bordado bastante bonito. Ell
patron es de 80 40 pulgadas busto
Busto 36 pulgadas requiere 81 S
yardas dc material.
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toso y gargIce
pol espacio dc
dos .oras hasia
que las negmas
Sc desprenden,
lero. sobre to-
do, cuando mas
llro es en- el
inyierno. Esto
me producede-
sct = de vOmitar
Pefo no lego 4
60 segnirlo lie
CT >tyadU Inu-
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El m odelo 3147 es un delantara
que Sc uso hace va varios amos y que
vuelve usarse otra vez porque son
inmejorables para los servicios de
la casa. Este es un delantal traje
muy elegante y comodo. Lleva Gin
tur6n y un bosillo grandc. Ell pa
tren es 32 Al pulgadas busto. Uno
de SO pulgadas requiere 81 yardas de
36 pulgadas ancho.
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3l19.

de ser como Sc desee 10 mismo e
cuello. lei patron es cortado en- tres
parties para senoritas de l3 a II
amos. Una de ounce amos requiere
4 yardas Gle material SO pulgadas
ancho.
Este modelo 3119 es un simple
traje de sehorita para el diario. La
museta de la blusa es cortada en- for
ma cuadrada. La falda lleva dos
entredos bien anchos. Debe usarse
con I'm cinturon con una mona. Ell
patron en- en- cuatro pleas de II V
requiere 6 yardas de material Bio
pulgadas ancho.
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IN MAYORDOMO.

Tn mayordomo ccn larga practi-
ca en- el cuItivo de la cana, desea
colocarse al irents de una ooionia, Y
al e:ecto cuenta con las Teierencias
que Sc deseen. Para infosmes ests
A administration y en- Nega-bala, don
Arturo Guerra A costa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

In esta Imprenta e vcnde
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
e quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

En- e,ta lmprenta sc vende
papel de peii0dioos siejos a
) 2 Jnintal.
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especial information. detalrsndose
TODD 10 mas posible 10 que los con
tribuyentes pueda interesar. E el
proposito del departamento. segin
Sc desprende del refendo proyecto.
que no ignore ningdn propietano
en- Ia isIa % que otro paga de contri
huci6n v esta medidz se coas i.S,
como muy it'll y iusta-
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Listas de testigos.

La siguiente circular ha sldo re
mitida por el departamento de Jus
ticia 4 funcionarios judiciaIes lie la
isla.
"Noviembre 30. 1909.
A los Sres. JUICES MUNICipA-
LES Y DE PAI.
Seilores:
"Habiendo llegado a mi conoci
miento que al celebrarse ante las
Cortes de Distrito los iuicios lie Las
causas que en- grado de apeIacion
Sc presentan en- dichas Cortes. los
FiscaIes. por ignorar Ia caiidad de los
testigos que figuran en- Las denun
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York, April 10 1909.
RFFYEl;-Eeceipts 81 Y cars l,4T4 head OF
which So ears consigned direct slaughterers
No trading on live weight to-day feeling steady
pressed beef in moderate demand SIC o I0c per
III for ordinary prime native sides. London and
I.iverpooi cattle and beef markets unchanged. No
exports from port day o-norrow.
CAIVFS-Receipts 80 head for the market
Feeling steady Veals sold at s5d 81 rs per 100
calves slow; city dressed veals selling
q 12c per ID; country dressed do at "a loo.
Sales-S Sanders: - veas 1873 ib average, at 81 10
per 100 H. do 93 ID, at So barnyard calves 200 H.
a So.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recepts 81 or
i25 head. which 20 direct to butchers and
| for making. with previous arrivals. 1
cars dull and uuckB nE@ri
i-nshorn sheep Sc per 100 lb clipped
s. u IS -; Maryland lambs
et 81 30 per head Dressed mutton slow s6 lle per
lambs II q l3iac; country dressed hot
house lambs steady at S4ds6 per carcass.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company 40 unshorn
lambs 10 average. at 81 - per 100 H.
Mcpherson < Co: > unshorn Maryland lambs - H.
~ s.. unshorn Maryland sheep. lis lb. So IA
Maryland spring lambs nt 81 80 each.
Sanders GS unshorn state sheep, III 10. q So:
H. 81. 16 clipped do Io6 In. at So
HOGS-Receipts were 1874 cars 2506 head, IN
Guiding about half car for the market Feeling
steady. Prime state hogs sold at 81 90 per 100 H.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YORK, ApriI INU9.
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet to day. but
held steady, with prices unchanged points higher
at the close Sales reported OF 102o0 bags The
market steady unchanged prices advance
OF points and showed feature OF consequence during
the day. There important change abroad. Bra
lillian receipts recently reported.
the general situation remained unchanged The local
trade both in futures the article. to
be waiting for developments, and nothing new is
learned regarding the position
70 be taken that after the opening Of the and
new supplies begin 10 consequential scale
there VIII he further requirements from the surplus
for some months to come leaving only about three
months during the remainder the spring and early
summer decreasing visible supplies The question
before the whether the worlds requirements
during this period VII be supplied by individual holders
whether such holders viii elect price above
the minimum selling figures If vaorizarion coffee There
Is not much talk regarding the import duty proposition
and il he growing impression that duty -
probable. although interested believe that the
senate VIII take such action the last stages Of
the tarh discussion The market for spot coffee was
quiet with quotations the basis 5lsc for Rio No
The contract prices in the day
Was as
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
New York, April 18th, 1909.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, April 15.-Wheat prices broke from S'sc
to 4ssc bushel on the Board of Trade to-day.
following the establishment of new high record
marks for the season for the May and July deliv-
cries From 81 29l4 the price of May dropped TO
81 26 while at the time the July option broke
from 81 1szs to 81 liz. At the close prices showed
net loss for the day of 1c 70 1sc, 10 29sc TO -2c
Corn and oats closed easy. and provisions weak
The long expected break in wheat prices came to-
day and was the occasion for one of the widest
scenes ever witnessed the Board OF Trade
There was heavy selling pressure on the Septelh-
her delivery throughout the entire day, resulting
in considerable weakness earlv N the session. out
which was offset by the strength of May which
was in urgent demand py shorts 1t was not until
the final half hour. however, that the bears sue
ceeded in effectually breaking through the defence
of the bulls An avalanche of selling orders car
ried prices down rapidly. declines OF tc to i2c
being registered between sales the way down.
From 81 29l4 touched about midday. the May OPP
ton dropped to 81 26- July, which earlle( In the
dav had esta ablished record at NtS;s. de-
clined to 81 l4l2. while September sold OF from
81 OS7s to 81 O544 on the break the leading bulls
came TO the rescue and bought without reservation
during the remainder of the session. observers
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16

close to interests declared that the pur
chases OF the bull leaders during the final fifteen
minutes aggregated fully 30O00o bushels, mostly Of
the July delivery. Trade Of such enormous
proportions that IL impossible 10 follow ac-
curately, and hundreds of buying and selling or
ders had to be cancelled owing TO the sensational
fluctuations. The efforts OF the bull leaders TO
stem the receding tide successful to the extent
OF an advance from the bottom OF more than &c in
May and July, but the September delivery showed
little rallying power The excitement in the pit
was still at the highest pitch when the final gong
resounded for the close OF business. Last quota
tions on May at 81 271. 10 81 2Is and on July
81 I5As to 81 1854. September closed at 81 0oA.
The corn market strong at the start, be-
cause OF the continued small receipts, which
prompted heavy purchases by several leading COM
mission houses Later. however. sentiment De
came bearish owing 20 heavy - ling or the de-
ferred futures credited leading bulls in the wheat
pit The market closed weak at about the lowest
point with prices OF isc to 14c, compared with the
previous close Final quotations on May were at
6S1sc
Oats displayed more frmness early In the DAY
than was manifested in corn. because or ouyihg
due 70 uufavorable weather for seeding IN various
sections of the country but finally yteided 10 feSl-
izing sales by local longs. The greatest pressure
was on the distant futures. which decHned heuIiS
1c from the top. At the close prices were shaoe
higher TO &c lower. TT,
Provisions were weak nearly all day on reaA-lhs
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16

Coffee cables: Rio-Mar1et firm; Rio, $500;
Change, - I-S2i receipts. bags. nil.
stock, 10000 bags Santos-Market firm. No santos
4$l5v No 5000 receipts, 1900 bags, stock 53 900
bags. Hamburg-Market opened unchanged ,
was net unchanged 70 = pfennig lower. at 6
Havre- Market opened unchanged = higher,
II n. unchange1, at 3 unchanged $50 ? de
Clined i franc, sales. 1900
COTTO<-The
DAY. more perhaps, than previous day fo-
months II for couple of and considerable
excitement Is evidenced The advsnC
ords IN The late trading. The close and Al
practically the best prices about .5G32 points
higher The market opened firm advance of sa -
the call continued broadening demand.
bull support, huIlish cables and covering Realizing
exceedingly heavy but the sales surprisingly We'll
absorbed and. within points of
last nights close. the market developed
strength and activity experienced the advance
during the Reports Of a business
higher prices bull
bull campaign wheat - followed a similar
forced Nav up Io44c. July 80 soc and October
l"2Ic- The close within point Of the top.
Late cables from Liverpool said that professionals there
had sold short during
closing here encouraged hE the idea that might
be stampede OF buriug orders abroad this morning
reached exchange during
Of good spot demand. and increasing
supposed 10 reflect the Improvement in business
Southern markets officially reported
charged - , l8c higher No further reported
in the southwest and the forecast FOR generally fair
weather TO- o.
The r the local market today
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
FIVE PER CENl.
COLLATERAL NOTES
The Central CrosstoWn
Railroad Go.

IN view OF the maturity OF the above Notes Oh @ HS
1s 1909 and Receivership OF the Meuopoil'"4
Street Railway Company. the GuarantoT OF ihe -No'
and the lessee Railroad the request OF holes
or large OF the above Notes fhe uHusi
signed have consented act Committee uhoe' an
Agreement April Q. 1909. for the purpose OF co
serving the interests of said noteholde-=
Holders OF said Notes requested to deposit sans
with the UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRIst
COMPANY. so Cedar street. New York. the DepostaTy
designated in Agreement before April 26 l9o' OF
with the CITY TRUST COMPANY OF BOSTON, acting
a agent for the Depostary.
Certificates Deposit will be issued by the trust
Company for each Note. Copies of the Agreement may
be procured from the Depositary
CORNELIUS c. CUYLER,
Chairman.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. 3D.
ALLEN CURTIS.
HERBERT l.. GRIGGS,
PAUL VI. WARBURG,
Committee.
JULIUS NJ MAYER. Counsel,
43 Exchange Place. New York.
CALVERT BREW Err. Secretary.
80 Cedar Street New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16

sales by a prominent local holder a
in live hogs had a depressing effect A
prices were SC TO 15c lower.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

WOULD YOU LIKE TO RECEIVE. AN INCOME OF
w from S7e 10 &9o a small Investment in New
York Real Estate: In middle OF downtown nanuesc,,
ing district No risk no regular income every
six months VIII bear closest investigation and once
Investigated an investor 'INVESrMESrs
Boz . Times SQUARE station New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16

S2l,333.OOO
Southern Railway Company
DEVELOPMENT AND GENERAL MORTGAGE
FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS (sERlES Al.
Principal payable April October st and April s
Bonds will , registers" bonds
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our MR. Mr. Finley states among other
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New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
NEW YORK PRICES.

81 to - n. 5Sa63c. BARLEY Market quiet: mailing.
T6G7ar feeding T49T5r { New York RYE
Market firm: No . Western. 90c o b New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

furnished by Reinhardt. No. 3s Broad street
NsI YORK ard No. IS Exchange Place Boston)
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16
coUNTRY'S HEAVY IMPORTS.

THE statement OF the countTy's foreign COM
-,s-cs IN the month Of March shows heavier i'm
,6rts than in any month on record with the eN-
csption Of December, 1905, and lighter exports
-hsn In any March since that month in 1905.
which marked the low record for any correspond
inF period in the history Of the country The eN-
cess Of exports over imports amounted in value
&c only s57s5, 133, compared with an excess in
March 1908 Of S52.474.5s2 and S2S.575.e5S in 1901
De+ssieG figures follow
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16

Dril Ist. 1856; interest payable October
New-York tribune., 1909-04-16

Has paid 25e5 annual dividends for many years.
Address. stating offers for same TO A. B G
?. o. Box 1873. General Post OHfce n Y rt.r
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LAWYERS FCE TIE POOR.
corporation Attorneys Assigned To De.
fend Penniless Prisoners.
New York World.

New York World.
Judge Warren w Foster is presid-
Tic this month in Part !. General Ses-
sions, where all the criminals. ricl,
ana poor that are caught within the
confines Of this county are first arraign-
co after indictment. Because Of the
hard times in criminal circles at the
present period few of the crooks
caught nowadays have the necessary
means to retain a lawyer, and ask tho
court To assign counsel to them.
In olden days sam Feldman, Bar
1ey Mitnick, and Capt. Canton, "the
poor mans lawyers" were always de-
tailed to look out for the interest of
the penniless crooks Not so any
more. Under the present reform
methods instituted by Judge Foster.
the poor crook is defended by learned
and wealthy barristers with palatial
Offices in Wall street, lawyers who
nave grown rich from heavy retainers
rom corporations. Such men as
Philip McCook, Of Is William street;
Alfred c. Coke, Jr., Of Rector street;
Theron r. Strong, of 49 Wall street;
George L. Devils, of AZ Broadway. and
numerous others can now be heard
in the halls of the honorable and an
cient court OF General Sessions MAX
ing the walls ring with their elo-
quence in defense of the pennies.
crook, accused perhaps of the larceny
o. tin pail to fill with beer.
Thomas Thacker, the great corpor.
alton lawyer, of 60 Cedar street
whose fees are seldom less than ST..
600 day when he appears in court
was assigned by Judge Foster to con.
Duct the defense of an unfortunate
woman arrested for shoplifting. Her.
bert King Stockton was assigned e
look out for the interests Of a brace
Of young East side toughs indicted 70,
the larceny of II cents. in true high
Wayman style, from a farmer in Gan
sovoort Market. Mr. stockton invie
ed several ragged friends of his new
clients TO visit him in his office, a
| s6 broadway, an Office that is uset
daily for tho meeting of wealthy di
rectors of big corporations.
Altogether, Judge Foster has os
signed nearly score Of these wealthy
corporation lawyers to defend penni
| 'ess crooks. None Of the lawyer as
signed have refused the request, ant
| they apparently take as much interes
IN their penniless clients as they do l.,
the cases where they are paid $500
fees
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-26
Won't Slight n Good Friend.

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again | know what to get" declares
Mrs. \. l.. Alley OF Beals. Me, "for,
after using ten bottles of DR.. King 5
new Discovery, and seeing It's excel
lent results i'm my own family and 9th
ers' / am convinced II Is the best med
icine made for coughs. colds and lung
ruble. Every one who tries II feels
Just that way. Relief is felt at once
ana Its quick cure surprises you. For
bronchitis, asthma. hemorrhage. Group
lagrippe. sore throat, pain In chest or
lungs Its supreme. soc and 81. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Slbert' s
Drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-26
TIE MESS OF POTTAGE.


washington, May POI want to
protect the american interests. That
is my policy. I don't care what na.3s
You call il. I am tor it,,
This was the statement with which
Senator Daniel of Virginia, began his
speech in the senate in support Of q
hish duty On Quebracho. which is the
chestnut bark extract uccd in tanning
and which is produced in his state.
The senate committee on ararce had
reduced the house rate ana re want
ed the house figure retained.
The Virginia senator's attitude
aroused especial interest on the Re.
publican side Of the chamber and Mr..
Aldrich gave especial attention to his
remarks.
A voice from the South offsettine
the protective declarations oe Senator
Daniel carne from Senator Smith, of
south Carolina, whose theme was the
evil of destroying the forests and wa
tersheds Of the Carolinas and Vir
Sinia by stripping the bark from the
chestnut tree for the purpose Of man
ufacturing the quebracho extract.
The recent disastrous foods in hi
state, he said, resulted from strippine
the uplands and mountains of their
forests.
incidentally Mr. Smith discussed
what he declared were the inequa,i-
les Of the protective tariff system.
Mr.. Simmons retorted in support OF
the principles favored by MIR. Daniel.
He denied that forests were being de-
nuded by either the tan bark extract
industry or by the making of WOOD
pulp.
when a tree IS ripe and ready to
be cut, what law OF economy pro-
hihits It's cutting asked Mr.. Sim
mons.