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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
NEW ENGINEERING BUILDING.
Contract Awarded for Much Needle,
Improvement at Iowa State College.

Improvement at iowa state IoIe9e'
Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Feb. "A new engineering
building, greatly needed for some time
is now assured for the Iowa State Col
lege. Bids nineteen in number, were
opened yesterday in the presidents
office and the bid of Benson & Marker
of Des Moines, at $31,Soo, was ac-
copied.
The specifications call for a build
ing POS feet by so feet, built of Boone
No. dark red brick for facing with
Bedford stone trimmings and SLATE
roofing. 1t is to be a concrete ane
steel structure, fireproof turnout.
During the past seven years the
number of students enrolling in the
engineering department has more thai
doubled in number.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
To Omen Photograph Gallery.

SpecIal to Times EepubIican.
Iowa Falls, Feb. Pr. J. Buckley. a
photographer from Fort Dodge, has
bought the Simplot blacksmith proper
tv. and will either remodel the present
structure or build a new one on The
lot. He will then open a photograph
gallery here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
IOWA FALLS PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. II. A. Noyes to Engage in Farm.
ing to Improve Health.
Special to Times-Republican.

Iowa Falls, Feb. 1. Rev. H. A.
Moves, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Bows, rendered his resigna-
ton at the morning service yesterday.
This step is said to have been taken
by Rev. Mr.. Noyes on account of his
poor health. He owns a tract of land
at Warren, Mimi. and hopes to i'm
prove it this summer, and at the same
time better his health by outdoor ex-
ercise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
JOINTS THAT ARE PROPERLY
JolNTED

SOsNi.O
DO not need the plumbers attention,
but the very moment they are not
right, send for us, and we will put
them right in a very short time at
small expense to you.
BUT DELAYS COST MONEY,
and IL you wait for your leak to grow
q will also grow in expense. Our
!. p,umbing is sanitary and modern in
every detail
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.
'Phone 142. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
Mail Carriers Get Overtime Pay.

Sioux City, Feb. 2.-For the fifth
time the United States senate has
passed a bill authorizing the payment
of s326.16, which is due six local mail
carriers for overtime Notice of this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
The Health Dept.

In your bodily system Is looked
after by millions Of little soldiers
In your blood = those corpuscles
constantly fighting for you.
If this army is we'll fed and kept
healthy and strong, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, it will destroy the uncount-
able horde of germ enemies that are
attacking you every moment of your life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep you
free from or will cure you of scrofula,
eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia,
that tired feeling and all such ailments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02

action has reached Postmaster q. r
Badgerow. On the four previous times
the bill was killed in the house. A
question of law arose and congress
refused to pay the carriers for the over
time Suit was commenced and the
supreme court decided against the
government. All claims were then paid
which were presented at that time, but
claims of Iowa carriers aggregating
about $4,000 a year were not presented
until later
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
Successful Revival Meeting Closed

Successful Revival Meeting Closed.
Special to Times-Republ!can.
Oskaloosa Feb. Am evangelistic
meeting conducted here the past four
weeks by Messrs. Barrett and Bell, in
the Central NJ. T.. church, has closed,
with converts numbering 1875. Mr..
Barrett has departed for the Pacific
coast and Mr.. Bell for ST. Johns, New
Brunswick. About 100 of our people
accompanied the evangeists to the
Iowa Central station to bid them God
speed in their work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02
1909 PRo.RAM COMPLETE.
Central Iowa Chautauqua Expected
Be Larger Than Ever.

Special to Times Republican.
Tama, Feb. 2-The program for the
Central Iowa Chautauqua meeting for
the season of 1909 has been completed
and contains rare lot of talent, both
in the lecture field and in popular en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02

BUY HAMPTON DRUG STORE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02

The legislative COMMITTEES Of the
State Federation of Labor is also In
session here this week and has finished
the preparation of the bill to materi-
ally change the law in regard to the
burden Of proof with respect to the age
of children employed in factories. At
present Dit is incumbent upon the state,
in case of a prosecution for violation
of the child labor law, to prove The
age of the child said to have been I'M
lawfully employed. This is found. N
practice to be an impossibility. Now
it is proposed to turn it about and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02

The society, while whipped unmerci-
fully, has not entirely relaxed its grip
upon the Francis property and will
carry the case to the supreme court.
The attorneys for the widow and heirs,
however, are confident that the result
there will be as complete victory
as the one just won in district court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-02

Fred Shellhorn, who has lived south
of Traer for the past forty years, will
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
Population Edition

ton for home building, both in city and country: Statements have
not been overdrawn in any way-in fact rather than exaggeraton,
conservatism marks the claims set forth-so that those who may
come here to locate will find conditions as near as may be to those
described in the following columns.
While Morrison county, Little Falls and the various villages
of the county have been unusually prosperous during more recent
years, there is still a wide and comprehensive field for the invest
ment of capital and for the development of the many latent re-
sources which abound. Thousands upon thousands of acres of
rich land await the hand of the husbandman and from whose fer
tile soil splendid returns are assured. Dairying is an important adj
junct to agricultural pursuit., and it is this branch Of industry,
which has placed in the pockets of almost every farmer Of the
county a check book, backed by large deposits in our fine banking
institutions However, the varied subjects which are herein
treated quite fully exploit; these resources and opportunities, this
article being written solely with a view to inducing further close
perusal Of the Greater Population Edition, after which the closest
investigation of statements made is invited.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
MORRISON COUNTY a PRIZE WINNER
the High Score Of 1920
Out Of a Possible 1900
Points.

|3-Blue Earth..:.......... 500 81
This is 34.3 points bighesr than
Houston, the next highest county.
The 1909 figures show that Morrison
county not only held her own but
scored even higher than the preceding
year. the scoring for Morrison county
being az follows:
Scale Exhibit Awarded
$50 Grains 149
$50 grains in sbeaf 1870
so corr AZ
80 native grasses 40
125 tame grasses 1922
100 mi1let, etc. SO
100 potatoes SO
100 stock veg. 81
100 eul. vsg. "a
IN Q ,k1e6h,tn1Sf4l 40
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

We of Morrison county have many things of which to be
proud, all Of which are fully appreciated by our loyal citizens, but
is ample room for many hundreds more of farmers and the
operation of extensive manufacturing plants in Little Falls where
power is cheap, transportation facilities good, and markets provid-
ed within but short distance for practically every known commo-
dity.
Trustworthy information may be obtained direct regarding
opportunities from our banks, real estate dealers and
addresses Of whom are printed in this edition.
Our population is very cosmopolitan, practically all national
being literally represented so that congenial conditions prevail
for all who may desire to make their home among their country
With this brief statement Of the objects in view we send
forth The Greater Population Edition fully convinced that those
who read must be impressed and that Morrison county, Little
Falls and villages Of the county will benefit from this outside pub
and our population materially increased to the mutual plea
sure and benefit of all at interest.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

80 miscellaneous ~
100 Beauty 90
1900 total 1920
The. figures for 1909 make even q
better showing for Morrison county,
her standing beng 81 points above
Houston, the winner of the southern
division of counties.
Clearly the foregoing facts and fig
ures are sufficient to demonstrate to
anyone that the agricultural possibiII-
ties of Morrison county are unsur-
passed anywhere, and particularly he
this true when it is remembered that
un,mproved lands equally as rich as
those producing this splendid result
may be bad at very moderate prices
-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

N@ people residing in less favored sections of the
United States and gladly bids them welcome to her borders, safe
in the prediction that all who come and participate in the rich boun-
ties with which she is blessed, will henceforth be counted among
the prosperous and happy people who are responsible for the phe-
nomenal progress already made and whose progressiveness and
marked stability fully insures the future.
In the preparation and presentation of the Greater Popu-
lation Edition, the Herald management fully realizes that a
considerable portion of the facts embodied herein, are familiar
to our citizens, but with a view to telling the outside world
of our opportunities and advantages an effort has been made
to 50 present all subjects in such manner as will assure
the readers of their authenticity and direct his attention to the
banner state of Minnesota as an exceptionally advantageous Sec
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05
Successful in Two Successive Con-
tests Over the Best Of Southern
Minnesota Counties.

The accompanying illustration and the various counties at the state tarI
figures given herein are convincing for 1908 and 1909 being a. follows the
evidence OF the superiority of Morrison scoring being N the basis OF a posi-
county as disMnctlvely the leader from bic 1900. The 1908 figures we're:
an agricultural standpoint, for It is Total Rean+v
only by producing tn very best of sueo ,or,+s ,.oo I'M
cereals, fruits, vegetables, etc., that it Nor+,orn co.n:o
is possible to carry off the first pre-. , u,.-:.o. 400 ~.
mium at the state fair, particularly o w,,,+ oo m
two years in succession. However, a |. .:L- ~ .-
5-AlCKln. ......... V0 900
s'anee ' lne CUT Will Sn" '"' '0 !" tTraverse ... ...... 915 60
c'earS eh'lueo l" 'ne noWr se las 5-Itasca ... $685. CO. 5
acne|e" 6-Plne. $50 IS
Wor5sH unsunted praise hy been st. LOUIS .....w S9 5 60
showered upon Morrison county by the is-Stevens S5e5 715
cecr1e and press If the state and else Ie-Polk 8S 81
where. because Of her good fortune. lO-Cearwater """""-""" SIG Is
ftx.sax55la4* .Yn:tAa list s. sup&s#: *$anea4fh eesnthes= -; $50: :.
a NaaskS: tE9RssstaF a3ss28Xxa&.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-11-05

JSTLY proud of the position she occupies in the gal
axy of counties of the state in agricultural, dairy
ing, manufacturing and mercantile lines, as we'll as
in her churches and educational institutions, Nor
rison County herewith sends forth a greeting to
people residing in less favored sections of the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
L9 vida en- brorna
VIAJECITOS DE PLACER

Estos viajes que Sc organizan los do
ningos para visitar los pueblos vecinos
a corte son verd0deramente delicioscs
En- cuanto llega la primavera, totlo el
nundo Sc siente Stanley de ida vuel1a
Y son m(lltiples las familias que Sc delli-
AN a If a Aranjuez para conner "peri-
'os" Ell su propio domicilio; al Escorial
1ara dedicar lln recuerdo al difunto don
Felipe II ca. e. p d.), Il otros puntos
gualmente divertidos de POGO coste de
acceso.
En- cuanto los expedicionarios toman
esiento en- el tren, vienen va las natura-
es alegrias expansiones con los compa-
1eros de viaje
-Nosotros es la quinta vez que vamos
Il Aranjuez
-Pues mlre usted, en- cambio este. que
les mi esposo para servir a usted, no 10
conoce
i Parece mentira! Yo que me crei
que el ir a dicho sitio era algo asi como
10 de sacar la cedula, vamos, obligato-
rio
Entonces el esposo Intervene poroue
no quiere aparecer ante los ojos de los
|companerOs de .coche como retr6gado v
dice para discufparse:
-Veran ustedes Yo me he criado
con una tia que me hizo jurar sobre SUI
lecho de muerte que Jamas vendrla aqui
porque ella, al pasar por su estaci6n, tro-
pezo con la ventanilfa del coche sc
rompi6 dos dientes. Como yo queria mu-
cho La pobre tia Casimira he respectable
mi juramento.
-iY ahora ha vuelto del otrO mundo
para librarle del compromise ?-pregun-
ia un viajero que por ser droguerO Sc
cree en- el case de ser escepticO.
No, senior: es que lie he convencido
yo de que la tia no ha de enterarse de
este viaje.
-Tiene usted raz6n.
Y desde aquel momento La conversa-
ci6n sc generaliza en- el coche y todos sc
|prometen pasar un dia felicisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09

We & clio el haber descubierto en- la OPT
MON se1ales consoladoras Una. la re-
beli0n de los obreros contra ell regimen
actual; otra, la union de protesta de la
Juventud francesa las manifestaciones
alrededor de los monumentos erigidos &
la memoria de Juana de Arco
Deroulede ha disertado sobre las teo-
rias revisionistas, ocupandose con prefe-
rencia de la election del presidente de
Ia Republica por la nacion.
Los miembros de la Liga de Patriotas
han aplaudido con entusiasmo ell diseurso
de Pablo Deroulede
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
INGLATFRRA
INGLATFRRA
MONDRES). PROCEDIMIENTOS
POGO RESPETUOSOS DELAS
SUFRAGISTAS INGLESAS

Las sufragistas han empleado dias pa
'ados un procedimiento nuevo para lla-
mar la atenci0n.
Aigunas de elias han yisitado Ia Aea-
lemia Real, donde Sc celebra La Expo
sleion annual Gle Pellas Artes. En- una
lie las salas resery9des 4 la pintura ha-
fase expuesto ell retrato de Mr.. Asquith
'residente del Conseio, y enemigo ace
rimo de las sufragistas.
Estas, burlando Ia vigilancia de los uiie-
es, pegaron en- el cristal que protege 4
1lcho cuadro TN cartel en- ell que sc LEILA
0 siguiente: 'Votes for women" Eel de-
recho de voto para las muieres), des-
'parecieron discretamente entire los CRU
Dos
Enterados los uiieres, despeparon con
agua caliente el irrespetuoso cartel, V las
facclones de Mr.. Asquith, momentanea-
,nente eclipsadas, volvieron 4 aparecer
ente los oJos del publico regociiado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
HOLANDA.
n
(LA HAYA).< LA REINA CUTLER
NINA IRA PROBABL LEMENTE
A INGLATERRA

La reina Guillermina ira probablemen-
-e Inglaterra en- ell pr6ximo otoIio Y ha-
oitara. durante ounce dias. ell palacio de
u tia la duquesa de Albany
. Esta sera la prlmera vez que desde su
edvenimiento al Trono la Reina de Ho-
,anda va Inglaterra Hara ell viaje de
'iglroso inc6gnito,
Acompanara & la Reina la Reina NAL
Ire, y ambas daInas pasaran dos 8 tres
lias en- Windsor con el rey Eduardo Y
"a reina Alexandra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
1 los sQScrIptOPs Y AgenttS

Para la buenn marcha de esta Adml
ni.traci6n, no adnitlln's Atlas de
,uncripciones s este dIariS sino desde
Il primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
u ayisarAn los dias 80 81 Advlr--
n6ndose que las que Sc dieren con pos
Aerioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
Il surtirAn efecto en- la contabitldad
Aasta .: dia ultimo del mes slguien-
b Il en- que Be solieiten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
De todas parties
CARACAS,
I'LL HERMANO DEL EA-PRESlDhN-
TIE CASTRO
CARACAS,

Seg1n afirman en- los Centres oficlaies,
Il presidente de Venezuela, general Go
uez, concedera al hermano del ex-presl-
darte Castro, don Celestino, la autoriza-
c4dn para yolver a Venezuela 81 entrega
al Gobierno de esta RepGblica los seis
nail fusiles que tiene depositados en- Co
aomhia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
Juan Puerto Kico Viernes de Julio de 1909
-Esto de los viaies ilustra mucho.

-Esto de los viajes ilustra mucho.
Mas que I'm dibujante.
va We listed, yo me crela que las alca-
hofas las hacian a mano y una vez que
fui & Arganda vi que salian de la TERRA
-jY que echaban ! andar?
Entire los viajeros comienza entonces
n noble estimulo de contar sus descu-
wimientos al cabo de unos minutes el
oche Sc convierte en- una session de la
iociedad Geograica No falta entire los
9xpedicionarios uno que ha leldo mucho Y
lie la Geografia Sc pasa la Historic, sin
aner que abonar exceso de billete.
Este pueblo es interesantlsimo para
Historic. Aqui naci6 Fernando VII
i Ell que gastaba paletof
-Jlstamente, y Carlos v En- uno de
lis Wales visite el Palacio y por compla-
ancia del enpleado abri una mesilla d.
oohe Y me encontre una carta del ear
nal Nisneres
:-0ye-pregunta por 10 bajo una ex
odicionaria 4 su narido-s quien era
se cardenal2
-uno cue fua rector del Institute.
-Da gusto el viajar. Parece mentira
ne halga' quien Sc pase la vida er,.
Il cafe discutiendo Maura y no conoz-
el sitio por donde los reyes paseabar
1ando Ia conquista de Madrid.
La llegada del convoy 4 la estaci6n de
5rmino marca un moinento de curicsidad
y los viajeros. Como sera ell pueblo?
Entran Ell 6l con aire de conquistado-
es y miranda sus habitantes, como di-
iendoles:
-Pobrecillos! iParece mentira que
odais vivir aqui que no hay "cines'', nj
on6is la probabiidad de encontraros a
>ntiveros por las caiIes
AlGunos de los expedieionarios Sc asom-
1ran ante 10 one ven Y comunican srts
mpresiones los que van con elios.
-Mire usted, hay casas como en- Ma
}rid.
i Pues que, creia usted que vivian en-
iendas de campafia como 81 estos vecinos
llesen la mehalla de Haffid?
-Yo voy hablarie yer 81 me entien-
den.
7 a 10 mejor sucede que tan 10 vivo
~oma Ell expedicionario la idea de que
sta entire salvajes, que para abonar tres
ohorlzos que ACADIA de adquirir ofrece
on pago unas cuentas de vidrio que quita
a una pulsera de SUI sonora
-Pero, Sque me da usted aquig
Son objetos preciosos entire gente
civilizada.
-i Es decir, que yo soy un animal?
Y 81 no interviewer oportunamente los
1emas viajeros, Ell vendedor de chorizos
rstampa un botijo en- la cabeza del equi-
vocado.
Fin estos viaJes Sc aprende mucho.
Bueno es, pof 10 tanto, que la gente los
haga 4 menudo.
Y que procure llevar dinero 81 uuiere
comprar algun comestible.
Porque los pueblecitos de los alrededo-
res de Madrid, a los que Sc va en- estos
Wales de ida y vuelta, no estan en- Ia Zu-
iulandia, precisamente.
Aunque algunos vayan q ellos ereyen-
do 10 contrario.
A. r. Bonnet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09

TupORTANTES REGISTR0S DOMI
CTLTARIOS

CTLTARIOS
LA policia ha practicable reglstros en-
n tiOmicilio de % anarquIstas y sindicar
d;stas sobre los que recaian sospechas de
aag,er organizado los actos de DESTRUCTION
,cunetidos recientemente en- las lineas te-
legraficas y telef6uicas.
En- cinco de las casas reglstradas fue-
n,n recogidas varias cartas para comprar
~, eseritura con otras que contienen excl
tas.iones la violencla.
Varios folletos hojas revoiucionarias
hs,, sido secueStrados tambien.
Entire los domicilios reglstrados fgu-
rs,, yos de los conocidos revoiucionarlos
Herve v Grandjouan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09

ftica de la reforma fiscal, esta dispuesto
preguntar los electores cuM es La po-
Utica que preferen, la del ibre cambio 8
Ia de la reforma fiscal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
(TURIN). PIESTAS PATRIOTICAs

Sc ha celebrado con gran solemnidad
Ia ceremonial commemorative de la campo
"a de 1859 para lihrar Lombardia d
, domination austriaca.
Las tropas y las delegaciones desfiIa
ON ante los monumentos de Cavour v
3aribaldi, mientras IA enorrne muche
lumbre prorrump pla en- atronadores vivas
/ italia Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
Numero 1853

La fHacONca tDene Su nlStOfia = t'D
kcresda Ior Flo VII, en- la gal ria DE
os Arazsi, cuaICo ea Tratado de Vie
Ia deyoyi6 al Pal las obr macs
-ass aa,statscss Fer Napole6m ! de
Las iglesias de Roma y de los Estados
Pontificios.
Aument6 POGO & POGO la collection
de eusotce, y en- 1857, Pio TX Ia
trsslsd6 al tercer piso de las logias,
dorde estuyo imsta.ada hasta hace go
co tempo.
Demasiado Immediate las babitacio
mes pontificias, la Pinacoteca, COM
puesta ror unos sesenta lien1os pirl-
tados por maest1os, era un estollo pa
tra Pho x, que grsta de pasear por
las galer1as y, lor las logias. Mo Sc
nor M;sciatelli, sui prefeeto del Pala-
clio, at1tjo va la atenci6n d. La6H
XIII acerea de este asrnto; pro 4
Pho < es qUien estaba reserH aGa Ia
HlAOlSu Ut Itdi1Z0I eA III y 0LO eVo
crear una nueva Pinacot, ca d Va.
ticaro. Llam6 al pintor Luis Seity, que
ha muelto, que sra director de os
| Muse os, y este, EN- union de Monsenor
Miscitellia, organize la nueva galeria
de cuadros
En- esta nueva Pinacoteca, instaia-
da en- las salas del entire elo que
servlan de cocheras para las carozas
del Papa, y dorde Sc anon or "a ban
los muetles inntiles del Vaticaro, Sc
han reunido muchCs Eenzos, depe sos
hss sta la fecha-
Los unos (los pr:mtivos) esahan en-
el Museo de LetrSn, 6 en- el Meseo
| cI ist;ano, cerca de la BIB ioteca; los
btros, en- divelsas habitaciones del
Vaticano.
Tai como La podemos cont mplar
alora, la Pinacoteoa es una malavi-
LA. u no son 60 sino SEQ, los cua-
dros reuni0ts en- la nueya galuria.
La puerta ostenta ell escudo de Pie
x.
Ell vestlbufo sc halla en- el centre
del Mtseo y hay ademas claro sd
las d la dereeha y tres 4 Ia izquieIda.
1udas las salas estan abovedaoas, y
las curvas de las bovt das tienen ador-
nos de estleo del tstIo del siglo XVI,
en- les que figLl2n de trecho en- tre-
cho las aruas de Pho x: el lea de
San Man cos, Ell ancora y la ts.rclla.
Las paredes estan cUtiertas &C II col
gad..ras de seda verde: un z6calo de
MADEIRA sirye de pedestal comun
todos los cuadros.
Estes Sc destacan de un fordo ver-
de, muy aglad2b bic la vista; reci-
ben Ia luz loE anc1as ventalas que
dan al Patio del Belvedere
I'll marce de esas ventanas y de las
pue4 tas es de marmol blanco n
ia la siguante inscription: 'SPius
X fecit."
Ell estlo del Sigio XVI DONNA en
los muebles y hasts en- los apalatos de
ca!efacci6R
No quiego que esta carta se con-
vierta en- un "Bedecker" pero 81 d1-
re que e,desde La 'tTrssfiguracNn" de Ra
fael, hasta el 6ltimo dc los cuadros
que fguran en- esa galeria, solo Sc ven
obras maesmaa en- La Pinaoot- ca.
Pic K, euyo buSto, cincelado por el
escItor alen&n SeebOck, saluda en-
ell vestibulO & los visi$antes, m rece
que le namea benemArito del arte, y
cuantos han asistido la inaguraci5n
aplauden La felix niciativa del Papa.
Pronto auedar6 alberta al p6blieo
LA PinacOteea.
Franco Franchi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-09
1appORACTON DE LOS PRESUPUES-
TOS PARA 1910

En- ei Conseio de ministries celebrado
20 el Eliseo, bajo la pree'aoncia de Mr.,
Fallieres. han onedado dafi1ltlvamente
aprobados los conceptos prInclpales del
presupuesto del Estado para 1910.
En- los primeros dias de Ia semana pro
xinaa sc presentara al Parlamento Ell pro
yescto de dicho presupuesto.