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Evening star., 1909-07-08
CHANCE FOR THE BENEVOLENT
ICE NEEDED TO COOL WATER OF
DRINKING FOUNTAIN.
District Unauthorized to Defray
Cost-Expense in Philadelphia
Borne by Sons of Temperance.

Practical plans for the maintenance of
one or. more drinking fountains in the
central portion OF the city at which ice
water will be furnished were outlined by
Commissioner MRcfarland this morning.
He desires TO follow a plan carried out
In Philadelphia.
To carry out the project the financial
backing of some individual or society
will he necessary. explained Commission
er Mscfarland. because the District has
no funds which can he used for icing
water in drinking fountains. The Com
missioner announced this morning that
he would be very glad to hear from any
Interested person or society who would
like to maintain one or more ice water
fountains.
When Gen Lewis Wagner president Of
the Third National Bank of Philadelphia.
was in Washington last Saturday attend
ing the unveiling ceremonies at the
Stephenson statue he spoke to Commits
Sioner Macfarand about interesting So
cieties or individuals in maintaining ice
water drinking fountains during the sum-
mer in this city, like the one maintained
In Independence Square. Philadelphia.
That fountain, Gen. Wagner says has
eight openings, serving sixteen drinking
cups, and during the hot days of the
summer thousands drink at the fountain
every hour.
Supported by Sons of Temperance.
Gen. Wagner has sent to Commissioner
Macfarand the annual report of the
trustees of the ice water fountain. of
which he is chairman and treasurer,
showing that the fountain has been main
tanned since 1876 by the Grand Division
Of the Sons of Temperance of PennsyI-
vania, and that its maintenance cost
about $3.50 last year. Gen. Wagner has
written the Commissioner that the ac-
cumulations of money and investments of
the funds now yield an income sufficient
to maintain another fountain of the same
size as that in Independence Square. and
a second fountain will shortly be opened
in the courtyard of the city hall and
maintained by the association.
The association pays for the ice used
In COOLING the water for the fountain.
The ice is put into two iron tanks un-
derground and the coils in the tanks are
connected with the city water mains on
the one side and the fountain on the
other. AS the District has no money
with which TO buy ice for this purpose.
Commissioner Macfarland hopes that
some society or individual will provide
for a similar project for the District He
cites the need for drinking fountains
along the streets as a strong argument
for pushing the plan.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Heurich's Are the ONLY Beers

that satisfy those who want the purest
oldest and best. TIE ideal table bever-
ages for summer. Phone w l6tD- case :
doz Lager. S1.;O: doz. Maerzen or
Senate, SI15: bottle rebate .nc.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Don't Take the Roundabout way.

The quickest and surest way of getting
desirable servant is to have applicants
appear In person. A 15-cent want ad"
in The Star for two or three days will
assure YOU many applicants Rate is
cent a word only each time.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
New Observation Parlor Car to New

York-Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
In addition to the regular drawing room
parlor car, an observation parlor car is
now in service from Washington to New
York on Royal Blue Line train leaving
Washington, Union station, IL am, ar
irving New York, Liberty street 4:1o
pm: I'D street 4:25 pm.-Advt.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
41a and I SITS. S. W.

.Chas. s. Walter, druggist. aOl AZ street
southwest. receives Want Ads for The
Star at l cent word The cheapest and
best.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
No Question of Safety Involved

If you place your silverware. family plate.
etc. in the thoroughly modern vaults of
Union Trust Co. 18th &; II SITS. Very rea-
sonable rates. Write or phone for agon.
-Atyt
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Week End Excursions. Baltimore &

OHIO r. II.
$500 Deer Park. Oakland. Mountain
Lake Park and return. $50 Berkeley
Springs and return. Secure detailed in
formation at Baltimore and Ohio ticket
officcs.-Adyt.
Evening star., 1909-07-08

X C. Goodrich of III q street north
west has asked the police to recover a
fountain pen belonging to him His pen,
he complaiped. was taken from Ills desk
in the city post Office Wednesday.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
If It's a Milk-Fed Chicken

it's the best obtainable. Look for Cold
IL Co.'S seal on the legs. At dealers.
--Adyt
Evening star., 1909-07-08
CITY ITEMS.

lib Cans Cocoa, 19c; "A LIB. 1Oc;
&c Milk Chocolate, lie; 1oc Vanilla, {
for 2Jc: Ex. Sifted Peas, Sc. j. T. d.
Pyles' Is stores lSS--L
Evening star., 1909-07-08

the favorte with young and old. Holmes
Delicious Homemade Milk Bread. mixed
with pure, fresh milk delivered direct
from the oven to your door &c loaf Fresh
homemade Pies. aoc. Holmes Bakery,
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Bargain Gas Ranges.

I.oI estate guaranteed 500 below price.
Ruud and Superior Water Heaters.
1904 O. 9. a. Muddiinan q CO. GIG l.tn.
Evening star., 1909-07-08

VI CicrStenberg of 13i3 Pennsylvania
avenue complained to the police last even
ing Of the alleged theft of between 800
and $40. His complaint was that the
money was taken from his place of busi-
ness betwe l. o'clock Saturday night
and II O'Clock Sunday morning.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Criferion RIVE Will Satisfy You

in every respect. It's flavor IS exception
ally@ fine; its quality excellent. 81 1uli
at John T. Crowley, S31 18th.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Popular Excursion, Sunday. July H.,

Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
800 round trip to Harpers Ferry and
Martinsburg. S1.35 to Berkeley Springs
and s2m To Cumberland Special train
leaves L Mon station at S:15 am, return
Ing same day.-Advt.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Quenches Thirst

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
a refreshing, cooling beverage and
siren gthening Tonic-superior to lemonade.
-Advt
Evening star., 1909-07-08
DANCING.

MRS ,iLl,VF.R.S DANCING ACADEMY. S13 ED
81 Private lessons. 5oc. Waltz, tw"-sftp and
turu dance guaranteed = lessons. Class Tnes..
Satevgs De. Piano lessons. Dc. Phone " .1l21
no2s-tf .sSu,4
pAyIS0NS,. PROF & MRS.-ACApEMJ. 11e
6thu.w Best suown. Est. 1892. Teach ali dances
in Il lessons. Open nm. 10 ii 2. m. Phone NJ
46s4 Classes social dances. Tu.. Thur evegs-
.ieIs got .eSu-4
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Guides Floral Designs

express sympathy in the most delicate
manner Fresh cut flowers. 1911 f
Advt
Evening star., 1909-07-08

J. n. Small & Sons, Florists,
14th and G SITS, Washington; Waldorf
Astoria and 1853 Broadway, New York
Adyt
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Money 10 lend at : and So OH real estate
Frank T. Rawlings Co. l.u5 Pa. ave
ly-f
Evening star., 1909-07-08

"Let Your Matted Milk Be Horlick's.
lunch, at fountain, hotel or home. An
ideal food-drink for all ages."-Advt
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Too Warm for Theater Parties.
Take a trip in a TTCO taxicab instead
Cheaper-more enjoyable. Phone \. 1@l2
-Adyt.
Evening star., 1909-07-08
Carerly's Plumbing. 1851 G NV.

Keep Cool. Use electric laundry irons.
Natl Electrical supply Co. 1880 \. \. av.
Evening star., 1909-07-08

Pony Track, Chevy Chase Lake.
Marine Band music. dancing. etc. evenings.
-Advt.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-10

nounces that James P. Lee and com pany will open at the Majestic Mon day, December 13, in repertoire of melodramas and farce comedies never produced in Phoenix before. Good re ports of the company have reached is eXpected
Arizona republican., 1909-12-10
CHRISTMAS pINNER-The Hotel

CHRISTMAS DlNNER-The Hotel Adams is arranging to serve a Christ mas dinner from to S:30 D. m. BAZAAR ToDAY-This is the date of the bazaar to be held by the ladies church parlors.
 SAVE THE DlScouNT-lf a penny saved is as good as. penny earned, those who have not made their De- cember settlement for city water and electric light, will do well to attend to the matter today This is the 10th of the month, the expiration of grace. and by paying today 10 per cent can be saved on the electric light bill and a dollar fine on the water bill will be prevented.
 THE TOP OF THE WoRLDr- "Th' Top O tn World is the name of a comparatively new play that is said to be making great hit in the east and that will probably be seen in Phoenix this winter It is a musical burlesque and it is claimed the com- pany now touring the country has about seventy-five members and is a good one. being under the management of George H. Murray. The play capi- talizes the Cook and Peary episodes at their full comedy value.
 THE STORM NOT OvER-Aeeord- ing to the prognostications of the weather bureau. this community has not seen the last of the present spell It is also advised that those who un- dertook to protect young trees against frost do not remove the protecting covering. for there is more cold weather within the. range of vision of the bureau. The news dispatches of the last twenty-four fours have described a violent storm raging on the coast. While it has been raining in California and along the coast from one end to the other, the main storm was yesterday still on the Pa-. cific ocean and had not reached the coast. Unless the ordinary rules should be set aside, Arizona is due to another downpoHr and subsequent cold spell.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-10
AT THE THEATERS
THE MAJESTIC.

There will be a complete change of bill at the Majestic tonight. The com pany with its new additions will pre- sent the new musical comedy, The Art of Maryland" a burlesque on the Heart of Maryland" MT. West prom
 ises this, to be one of the best bills he has produced during his long engage ment here. The chorus girls contest, of which much has been said, will positively go on tonight. There will be fin addition to the regular performance six big specialties introducing for the first time the new soubrette. Miss Vera
 Earl. well known on the coast and in vaudeville circles as clever singing and dancing comedienne. The bill will continue until Sunday night, which will be the farewell performance of the company. Manager Echlin an
Arizona republican., 1909-12-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARY-Miss Beppie Les I lie of Tucson has been appointed a notary public by Governor sloan,
 WIcKENBURe vIsIToR-Mrs. J. A. Wilborn of Wickenburg is in Phoenix for a week the guest of Frank Shirley and wife.
 HUMANE SoCIETY-The Humane society will hold meeting Saturday night in the city hall, to which the public. and especially the ladies, are invited.
 GONE TO TUCSON-Kirke T. Moore territorial superintendent of schools left last night for Tucson to attend a meeting of the regents of the terri torial university.
 CLOTHING FOR THE NEEDY- ! There is supply of ladies' wraps and shoes and some children's cloth ing that will be given away at the Salvation Army quarters, 222 east Jeff ferson, street. to those in need of them who will call.
 PRESIDENTS eIRTHDAY-J. Bali ley Cleveland. a future president of the United States, will today Celebrate the first anniversary of his appearance on earth. Unlike all the Clevelands who have preceded him in the white house, he will not be democrat, at least not until he gets big enough to whip his daddy.
 EASTERN STAR-The local chap ter of the Order of the Eastern Star met last night and elected the following named officers for the ensuing term: Miss Ella Luhrs, worthy matrOn; A. D. Leyhe. worthy patron; Mrs. H. B. St Claire, associate matron; Mrs. John Gregg. conductress Miss Mabel Me Neill. associate conductress; Mrs. Me da McNeff. secretary; Mrs. Margarita Luhrs, treasurer It was decided to hold an open installation of the above named officers on the night of Decem- Der g at s:30. preceded by business meeting at 7:30. The public is invited to attend the installation.
 TOM sLoAN's PRoMoTIoN-The many friends of T. NJ Sloan in this city will be pleased to learn that on December l he was promoted to the position of general freight agent of the Salt Lake railroad. MT. Sloan has really been performing the duties of that office for a long time under the title of assistant general freight agent. there having been no such office as general freight agent, the functions of that office having been formerly em- braced in the office of general freight and passenger agent. MT. Sloan will be remembered as formerly a ticket agent for the $. F. P. and P. railroad in this city Shortly after R. E. Wells and E. W. Gillett left the Arizona line and became connected with the Salt Lake line MT. Sloan was also found the right man for a good place in the employ of that road. He has been there ever since and has been constantly advanced in the service. His offices are still in the Pacific Electric building in Los Angeles. as they have been for years.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-10
GOVERNMENT Joss-1f anybod,


 finds the holidays upon him with no employment in sight the best thing he can do is to hunt up the government and break into the civil service which is now seeking to fill almost every kind of position from a cook to a sci entific investigator. A few examina- tions not heretofore announced are as follows: Assistant in arboriculture, male, bureau of plant industry, at sal aries ranging from $500 to s1,000 per annum. This examination win be held December 27 and there will be no as sembling of candidates. Another posi- Son the government seeks to fill is that of cook tmale). in the United States penitentiary at McNeil Island, Wash. This calls for s720 per annum. This examination will be held Decem- Der 29 and there will be no assembling of applicants for tests, the latter be- ing on two points only. physical ability and experience. On January the To- cal civil service boards will hold ex- aminations to secure eligibles for the position of librarian in the scientific library of the bureau of standards. This position commands s1.400 per an mum. only males are admitted for this examination.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
Fl despGtaI de Oriente.
China construira una gran
fIota,
Varias CaSaS eurOpeaS Sc dis
putan la Ohra.

Pekin, Abril 2S,-EI gran
Consejo del Imperio de acuer-
do con el emperadol han toma
do importantes acuerdos
respecto al fomento de la
armada. En- .esta semana
Sc votaran los cr6ditos ne
.cesarios 8para construir una
poderosa flota. La casa de
Wikers de Inglaterra ha he
cho proposiciones al gobierno
chino para la construction de
los acorazados. La casa de
AnSaldo de Italia V otras anne
ricanas han remitido ofertas
para la construction, de la es-
cuadra. FL gobierno hasta
ahora no Sc ha decidido entire
gar la obra d ninglna casa
constructors ,en espera de me-
jores ofertas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
MAS AOT|CIAS.

-Ha sido nombrada maestro de
lngles Miss Frances NJ. Huslander,
la cual comenzara sus classes la Sc
mana entrante en- las escuelas de
Vega baja.
La maestro Mary 2. Atkins
ha renunciado la escuela que venfa
desempenando en- esta ciudad y su
renuncia ha sido aceptada por ei
departamento.
Han ,obtenido la licencla de
maestro principal en- los examenes
celebrates en- los primeros dias del
mes en- curse los Sres. Jose Coma
lez Ginorio, Rafael W. Ramirez, Car
A. .Reichard, Marion A. Ducout,
Geo W. Benitz. Jose Padin, Jno. P.
Blanco, Carlos Brunei del Vale, D.
N. Gilberte, Thomas. E. Edwards
y Allen R. Haiioch.
-El gobernador Post acompa-
flado de su secretario particular el
Sr. Noble, estuvo aver en- Humacao
y en- Guayama. Salieron de San
Juan q Ia 1.30 en- autom6viI y re-
gresaron por la noche. Les acom-
pano tambien ell captain Sr. Angel
del reglmienoto de P. Rico.
-Ha regresado de Cayey el jo-
ven Arturo Archie, que esta de va
caciones en- Ia isla.
-Ha regresado de Espa1a el Sr.
Conrado Palau, del corhefcio de es-
ia ciudad. !
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad en-
asuntos particulares, ell Sr. Juan
Gonzalez presidente del municipio
de Rio Grande.
-lnforman de Cabo roio que des-
de ell dia primero de mayo proxi-
mo Sc establecera un tren de ferro-
carril, pare vlajeros diario, de Ma
yaguez a Cabo rojo. De este asun-
to Sc ocupo La Correspondents"
hace pocos dias.
Sc esta regando con petr6leo ei
Ell muelle de Ia ciudad y Sc hace esa
obra con Ia maquina que Sc encargo
para ell riego de la carretera de San
turce.
Fl riego de Ia carreetera Sc infor-
ma que comenzara en- la proxima Sc
mana.
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Oespues de Ia matanza
20 mil hambrientos en-
Adana.
Sc preparan aaxilios con desti-
no a las poblacienes deSyas-
tadas.

Constantinopla, Abril 2S-
A las recientes matanzas E in
cendios que Han tenido lugar
en- Ell ayaleto turco de Adana
y en- las poblaciones de Mesi-
ma y Antrich ha sucedido una
espantosa miseria.
En- este primer distrito exis-
te actualmente veinte mil
hambrientos cristianos que
han podido escapar a la muer-
te, y que vagan por los. cam
pos. Ell gobierno pnepara ell
envio de algunas provisiones
al teatro de1os acontecimien-
'tos. Estado Unidos, Francia,
Alemania e Inglaterra Sc dis
ponen a enviar recursos a los
hambreados. Dos cruceros in
gleses anclados en- Creta, han
recibido ordenes de dirigirse
al puerto de Smirna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
POR CABLE.
Ia evo|ucion en- TuIQuia.
Proclamation del nuevo
sultan,
Mahamud- -Pacha, quinte hernia.
10 del sOberanO deStronado
Ceeibira ell cetro.

Constantinopla, Abril 28,-
El parlamento, despues de
acalorados debates en- los cua-
les cada partidosquerfa favo-
recer su candidate al trono de
Turquia, fue acordado otor
garle la regencia al prin-
cipe Seniche, llamado Nah
moud-Pacha, quinto hermano
del destronado Aabdul-Ha-
mid. Ell juramento y corona
ci6n del nuevo podishd Sc lie
vara a cabo en- la semana en-
tran te con gran pompa. Los
Estados Unidos sera la prime
ra naci6n lie reconocera al
nueVo 81 ,vranO.
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cARTlS DEL PUEBLO.
TriSte espectaculo.

sr Director de ola Correspon,
dencia'
| Muy Sr. mio:
Surgido ell conflicto legislative
antes de acudir a medios apresivos
ha debido la prensa del pals disertir
con serenidad los asuntos que dieron
margen q las discordfas pariamenta-
rlas, para venir en- conocimlento
quien tenfa la razon.
Pero no fue asi, por el contrarie,
la confusion invadi6 los animos, y
nadie pudo entenderse. Basto que
los unionistas defendieron con ener-
gfa sin derechos uitrajados por el
caclquismo americana, para que la
prensa republican,, sin hacer un es-
tudio concienzudo de- case, la en-
prendiera CONTRA Ell partido unionis-
ia, quitandole la razon, aunque su
patrlotismo quedara por el suelo.
Esto es muy criticabIe, hernia
nos repubiicanos. No sean tan apa-
sionados, raciocinen, Y aunque les
pongan Ell dogal al cueiio, caigan con
honradez y altivez al lado de la ra-
zon, para que asi cumplan con el de-
Der patriotico que les impone su Ii
beral y bien confeccionado progra-
ma.
Y 81 a juicio de los republicanos,
sus adversarios no tiene raz6n. dis
cutase el asunto en- buena lid sin
acudir al oprobio al insulto y a la
deshonra de personals honorables
que no cometen otro pecado que de-
fender los inalineables derechos de
la Cenicienta del Cuento, 6 sea, la
terra de Borinquen.
Esas, y no otras, son las Fcausas
que tienen en- cuenta los america1os
para Greer que no somos capaces pa
ra ell gobierno propio.
Esas, y no otras, son las causas
que tlenen en- continua excitacion
a la famllia puertorriquena.
Y esas, V no otras, son las causas
por las cuales esta desventurada tie
rruca, no gozarA nunca de las liber-
tades que tiene indiscutible de-
recho.
Ell sistema usado siempre por el
partido republicano para defender
su causa, es 81 que le tiene en- la pre-
terici6n no pueden sus conciuda-
danos estar con el, por que 10 Green
errado, no pueden en- manera algu-
ma transiglr con sus doctirinas, por
que los Green disociadoras y no pue-
den tampoco aceptar su platafor-
ma; por que ven que los mismos re-
publicanos la atacan cuando quie-
ren que perdure Ia tiranica ley Fo-
raker.
Mientrar no certifiquen sus prac-
ticas, no consiguiran adeptos, y
por ef contrario la deserci6n ira
en- aumento hasta que lie llegue la
muerte por consunci6n.
iQue espectaculo triste estais
dando ante ell mundo! La patria
les pedira cuentas de sus actos.
A. B. C.
Bayam6n, abriI 27-1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
Explosion de un
submarine ifaIiaRo
Castro espera en- Paris a su
espoSa.
La discussion de la tarifa Sc de-
mora demaSiadO Ell Ell SenadO.

Geneva. Abril 2S.-El sub
marino italiano Foca" de la
flotilla delAdriatico hacienda
pruebas de velocidad eXpIot6
unos de los motore> propulso-
res, causando Ia muerte a IA
marines.
Ell gobierno ha alberto una
municioSa investigation. pa
"a averlguar las causas del ST.
niestro.
Washington. Ahril Is
Continua en- el Senado los de-
bates del hill dc tarifas. sin
que hasta ahora haya sldo po-
sible someterlo 4 yotaci6n.
La opinion publica " los gran
des centres industriales Sc
muestran impacien'es con es-
IA prOlongada labor leiiSlsti-
va pues los debates han demo
RADIO mas DE- 10 que So c>Eeraba
In teiegrama &c Paris da
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28
Una Op;ni0n aCerca de la Iris.

Sr. Director de la Correspon-
dencia.
Muy Sr. mio:
Habiamos visto hacer la popular
zarzueia que lleva por tftulo La Ga
titd blanca, a la Matras, Obreg6n.
Castillo. Bianchart, V anoche a la
Iris. V a la verdad, no puede decir-
Sc que la Iris, hiciera una nueva crea
ci6n de Luisa pero que hizo una
,Gatita' admirable no hay que du-
dalIo.
Los concentrates al terminarse la
function Sc sucedian unos tras otros.
V oiase muchos, decir; 81, 10 ha he
cho bi6n pero como la Matras, nj la
Obreg6n; Y yo que he visto traba-
jar todas las tiples mencionadas,
repito que Esperanza. estaba suges-
tiva. baiiando con arte V sin ofen-
der Ia mora; los Coupiets intencio-
nados, NADIA mas.
Termino cstas notaS enviandole
d ia Iris. mi rnhorabuena por su nue.
vo triunfo
.lnionjo E. Fernandez.
Abril. 2S 1909.
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Pero, hombre .iQue desaho-
gado Sc debe quedar I'm goblerno
cuarldo cemete una necedad!

Hay que reirse de la Influenza
colectiua de las agrup0clones pot't'-
cas-. Para gobiernos corrompldos,
esa es una Erase hecha. Con tales
gobiernos, la primera oblicua influen
cia que Sc presente, le juega una
mala pasada a su pals 6 q cualquier
partido politico. Aunque sea ell su-
20 propio.
Un vapor de guerra del gobierno
de los Estados Unidos, ha lmpedl-
do a tropas del gobierno de Nicara-
qua, invadir al Salvador. Muy bien.
81 hubieran sido bsrcos alemanes
& franceses, hubieran obrado NAL
muy NAL, 81 tai hubieran hecho.
Por que los ertranieros no tienen de-
reeho q intervenir en- cuestlones de
Ia familia americana. Esos asun-
tos, pertenecen excluslvamente
a los de este continente. Son asun-
tos panamericanos que Sc ventlia-
ran en- Ell Palacio de Repdblicas Q
en- el congreso de la Argentina.
La practica explica por que cier-
tos hombres de gobierno, los que
les confieren poderes para ell desem-
pefio de altos cargos, les mlran con
tan poca consideration y tanto des-
den. Ante ell pueblo, a aquellos en-
pIeados gusta aparecer como hijos
de principles con un lucero en- la fren
tie; pero para los que les nombran,
son hechuras del monitor que tan
to monta ponerles como quitarles.
Los poifticos, en- 10 que Sc refle-
re a su personalldad privada, de-
ben callar aunque los saeteen, pa
ra no ser cmsis. Pero cuando los
polfticos representa- a otros, 81 la
OCCASION 10 exile, deben lamar pi-
llos a los que 10 sean.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-28

MKTILOIDES-El mejor mas SECURE
de todos los especfficos hasts ahora como
cidos para Ia cura permanente de todas
las enfesmedades de la uretra, va sean estas
cronicas 6 agudas. Contiene ell flujo cura
por complete, en- menos tempo que min
gun otro preparado similar las gonorreas,
espermetorreas cistitis, etc. Mejor que
las inyeeciones y muy superior al sandaIo
y copaiba. Empieza 4 surtir su efecto las
tres 6 cuatro horas de haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"-s faciles de to-
mar y estan preparados de manera que
no revuelven el estomago nj producer ma
los efectos.
De Venta en- todas las Boticas Pr
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