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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
CUsHMAN. FORMER NEBRAsKAN
Dead Congressman Practised in This
state Before Going to Warrington.

Dead Congressman Practised in This
state Before Going to Warrington.
Congressman Cushman, who has just
died in New York, wal a citizen OF Ne
braska, for W or three years before he
took his departure for Washington, where
he was destined TO become one of the lead
ing public men Of the coast state and to
be it's best United States congressman for
twelve years.
1t was as a young lawyer, fresh from
college, that Mr.. Cushman came to Ne
braska in the middle sos and took up his
residence in tho western part of the
state. He Get up en- office in a small way
and started in to build UP a reputation
as a practicing lawyer. He was popular
with the b~roadyminded people of this state
and his clients were many.
Several Of young Cushman's cases were
tried before Judge Kineaid, who liked the
manner In which the young attorney pre-
scented his arguments and the two became
warm. personal friends. After he became
a member Of the lower house from Wash
ington, Cushman often recalled his ex-
periences with Judge Kincaid in the west
ern part of Nebraska. +,
Ex-Congressman John L. Kennedy dur
ing his term IN the house of representa-
tives became aypersonal friend Of Con-
gresham cushman. He was deeply moved
when he learned Of the Washington repre-
se%ntative's death
"Cushman was one of the most popular
members of the lower house." said MT
Kennedy, in recalling his memories of the
late congressman. He was honest, trusted
by all, and as fearless as any man ]
knew in congress. His wit was OF the
Abraham Lincoln type. 1t was always
homely and keen. He was no great orator
and often was crude in his speech, but hi
had a keen satire and could reach a de.
sired point in a most forcible way. His
wit made him an excellent after-dinneI
speaker and he was often in great demand
We once tried to get him to come tc
Omaha for a banquet, but he was KEEP
busy by his business interests.
His satire was plainly brought out In
connection with a speech made by Con
gresham Charles A. Towne, formeriy OF
Minnesota, but now of New York. Con.
gresham Towne had made a brilliant ora.
torical speech which had impressed the
whole house. 1t was, indeed, one of tbs
best speeches Towne ever delivered in the
house, and was a strong feature of the
democratic fight in congress. Congress-
man Cushman rose slowly from his seat
and in a droll manner addressed the
speaker and then made the following re-
marks:
~ have been charmed by the speech
of the gentleman from New York. 1t ID
the best talk l have heard hin make. ]
envy him his well modulated voice. II mas
a silvery ring. and there is only one way
Mr.. Speaker, that one mans voice can be
trained to the perfection that his has
reached. And that way, Mr., Speaker, must
be in speaking on every side Of every ques.
ton
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07

all the world. He referred with much feel
ing to the fact that France and Great
Britain soon are to celebrate, the compile
zion OF 100 years OF peace. Ambassador
Bryce took up this theme and declared
mat although he was surrounded by mar.
ual scenes and men OF arms, he himself
was a man of peace.
Not until 1 visited the old fort yondeI
today" said Mr.. Bryce, did l realize hos
many memories cluster about its ruins
But l cannot but believe that its create
meant this beautiful spot for somethin,
else. fighting. andf1 trust IL viii neve
see fighting again"
Ambassador Bryce declared that tn,
English and French in the fighting abou
Ticonderoga found each other worthy foes
And while he admired them. he said, To-
their courage they would never, never d,
1t again"
PresIdent Taft's speech.
President Taft. speaking next, also tool
up the theme of peace. He said:
AS / sat here listening to the interest
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
WIT OF HOUSE IS DEAD
Representative Cushman succumbs in
New York Hospital.
NOTABLE FIGURE IN DEBATE
Fund of HumOr and Ability ~
Speaker Gave Him Attentive
Audience when He Rose
to speak.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Frahcis " Cush-
man, representative in congress from Ia.
coma. Wash, died at S O'Clock this morn
ing in Roosevelt hospital from pneumonia.
At his bedside at the time we're. besides
the doctors and nurses, United States Sen
ator Amuel H. Piles of Washington and
Andrew s. Burleigh OF this city, a life.
long friend.
Congressman Cushman underwent an
operation a short time ago and pneumonia
resulted. Tit body will be sent to Wash.
ington.
WASHINGTON. July e.-while Repre-
sentative CuEhman possessed unchallenged
the title OF "house humorist," he was uni
versahy regarded as far more than that
His high ability was recognized by Speaker
Cannon In his committee assignments, par
t~icularly in his selection to fill a vacancy
on the ways and means committee at a
time when a great tariff bill was to be
reported to the house for consideration.
The Washington congressman was said
to have locke more like Lincoln than any
other public man Of recent years. In
summing VI his career once, he said he
had been a water boy. a cowboy, school
teacher, lawyer n congressman. He was
in congress for more than ten years.
Mr.. Cushman's body, wrapped in an
American flag, will be put aboard the Chi
cage Limited OF the Pennsylvania railroad
at New York tomorrow morning, and will
be taken direct to Tacoma, in charge OF
Frederick M. Weber, deputy ~sergeant-at-
arms Of the house Of representatives. The
congressional delegation Of six members
which will escort the body to It's destina-
ton will board the train at Pittsburg,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
DUTY OF SCHOOL
TO CITIZENSHIP
(contInusd fr0m First Page.l

with its variety OF race types, affords op-
portunity to discover what racial traits are
Unborn, and how they MAJ be inhibited
or fostered by education, Chr Kamehameha
schools In Honolulu sho we'd youths with
like environment and privileged ruled
largely by the impulses their Hawaiian
or Caucasian or Hongolian blood.
White Schools and Black.
"A fundamental race difference is in the
point at which Intellectual development Is
arrested. The mass Of the child race
cease to grow Intellectually much ca Ter
than the ulass OF CaucasiaI.s, 1t 10 absd-a
to theorize about the propriety Of college
education for the mass Of Negroes or In
dams or Ftlipinos or HawaHans. They lack
the intellect to acquire II.
This is true 20 a smaller extent OF the
mass Of Caucasians. Tn scholar is the
flower OF civilization, born, rather than
la When We get a scholar. we do not
know what TO do with him. And yet the
curricula Of our schools provide mainly
for the development Of scholars.
Much more wisdom Is shown in the
best schools for other races, which are be-
ing fitted to exist in the white ans
world. The rearing OF children OF any
race, while demanding improvement OF
conditions, demands also preparation TO
meet existing conditions. The white mans
world Is dominated by knowledge OF nat
dral law. obedience to social control, de-
l~iverance from mslsvolent deities, and the
ideals OF democracy, Essentials in the
education OF any child, therefore. are
nature study in its broades sense; home
arts and Industries, eliminating In yooa-
tionaI training; moral regulation OF per-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
THAW OUT OF ASYLUM
Court Orders Him Held By h
Sheriff During
Hearing.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, July 6.-counsel
for Harry X. Thaw today scored a partial
victory in the hearing to determine his
sanity, held before Justice Mills, by OBJ
tanning from the court an order removing
Thaw from Matteawan and placing him
In the custody Of Sheriff Henry OF White
Plains, until the hearing is concluded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
JEFF, JR., CAUSES ABSENCE
Arkansas senntO Explains why He
Was Not at White House
Dinner.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-As one father
to another, Senator Jeff Davis of Arkan-
sas explains to President Taft, in a letter
made public today. that his failure to at
tend the White House dinner the other
night at the presidents invitation was due
not to Intentional discourtesy, but to his
pursuit of his 12-year-old son, who went
to Fort Myer to see the aeroplane fly and
did not return.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is sold
everywhere by druggists, grocers and
dealers or shipped direct for 31.OO per
bottle.
Our Consulting Physician will send
to every reader OF The Bee advice and
an interesting illustrated medical book
let free Of charge. The Duffy Malt
Whisky Co. Rochester. N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
omnhn Fo1kn in the Ennt.

BOSTON, July 6~.-(Special Telegram.)-
Among the arrivals at New England Ie-
sorts are the following: Magnolia, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steel, Mr.. ]. Franz
Omaha at the Hesperne. Waterbury,
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harding, Mrs.
Mcmillan, ]. N. Harding, Caroline Harding,
Ruth Harding, entour In auto, at the Hotel
Elton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
Typhoid in
Impure Water

"SF"O "NSVH
In nearly every case, typhoid as well
as malaria, ~dysentery and the other
hot weather complaints that so often
end fatally, has been traced to impure
water.
Because to the naked eye the water
appears clear is no guarantee that 1t
is pure. Often one has but to look at
it through a magnifying glass to see
millions of deadly microbes.
The water supply in many country
places, small towns and summer re-
sorts at times becomes contaminated
with sewage and other impurities, ow-
ing to one or another of several causes
that are common.
Doctors OF all schools claim that a
teaspoonful Of Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key in each glass of water you drink
acts as a germ killer. When you 60
to the country for the summer take a
supply with you. For over fifty years
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has been
prescribed by doctors and used in hos
pitfalls in the treatment of dyspepsia,
indigestion, typhoid and malaria, and
all forms of stomach troubles. 1t is
a positive cure for cramps. ~dysentery,
sun-stroke. cholera morbus and chills.
1t Quickens the circulation, purifies
and enriches the blood, builds new
nerves, muscles and brain tissue, and
gives fresh life and vitality to every
part Of the body.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is an
absolutely pure distillation of matted
grain; great care being used to have
every kernel thoroughly matted, thus
producing a liquid food requiring no
digestion in the form OF a pharmaceu-
tical whiskey, which is one OF the most
effective tonic stimulants and invigor-
ators known to science; its p~alatability
and freedom from Injurious substances
render 1t so that 1t can be retained by
the most sensitive stomach.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
MASONIC HOME is HEADLESS
MatrOn of Eastern star Quits BE-
cause of Internal
strife.

BOONE. Ia, July 6-(speeial telegram
Mrs. Nanny Oliver, matron OF the Eastern
Star Masonic home here, has resigned and
Miss Walker is In temporary charge, pend
ing the arrival OF Miss Hail. Numerous
internal troubles At the home are the cause
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-07
rnft,n LnndIord in Hnrt.

BOSTON, July 6.-Robert D.. Evans,
President Taft's landlord in Beverley and
his next door %neighbor on Woodberry's
Point. was reported today to be In a prac-
being thrown from his horse last Wednes-
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20
C0NV|CTS SLASHED
n KNIFE DUEL
Quarrel Over Plans for Tunnel
BaIkS Conspiracy to Reach
Freedom by Underground
Route,
ny Morning IournaI ,recIaI Iel.ed MltrI

Pittshurg. Aug la Two cauNiOt~ Iu
III" western p~onitsutIstN made % plot
to escape then l.H ont aud fought
desperately with kuftt~.
AZ 20 result ono 81 them Domiuirk
Hicco. is in IN, prison hospital Co..
night. suffering nam s%erina- Knit.
Wounds. Ills Ass. nj. Henry clare.
b. in solitary confinement awaiting off
ficial investigation ~ the pl"t which.
it Is said. involved number of prise
oners.
Glare attacked Eeeu With q tahl,
lrife The puafii started from 70
disagreement rceafaius eff"rt- to iun-
their w,y IT, Freedom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20

Philadelphia, Aug. 19.-New York
broke W with Philadelphia in q
double header today.
Score: First anne r. II T.,
Philadelphia 800 600 100 10 !
New York ....2O3 O10 600 -6 ~ .
Moren, Sparks corridor and Doom
Ames, Crandall ANA Schlci
Score. Second gamc- II II r.
Philadelphia 1000 600 001-1 7 o
New York ....0O0 600 000-0 : .
Moore and pouin; M%athcNson and
Meyers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20
Judging From Appearances.

81 ann glad. my deaf. mildly OBJ
served the much enduring man as he
.linccd on the undcrdone steak and
the hslf baiicd potatoes. that ! now
know our cooks views on the tarin
.Why dear. She doesn't know "f
,,rc ANYTHING about the tariff. said
the asteni-hcd wife
Doesn't she returned the nus
hand. she shows q decided tendency
,r uniting raw materials on the
schedules. then. Baltimore Am"ri-
San.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20
Western League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.

Piltsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati 1T Now YORK.
Chicago at I,cstUr.
50. Louis ut Brooklyn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Los Angeles. Aug. l9.-Los Angeles
won from Oakland today to ..
score K. II. Z.
Los Angeles ...... .......4 > d
Oakland 6 =
Maggie and Orcndorff. Royce and
Lewis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20
Boxing
Athletics

hlock distant and then had his
Wounds diessa1 ami seNed up without
an aHaeSthettrl and Nt3kee =huure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20
Piusbure $: II. Louis B.

r%itl~hurs, Aug l9-pittshors made
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-20

lhe suggestion that q merchant
should, at times, discharge all
his saIeSpeopIe and endeayor to
run his business with no one
to make sales, or tell proSpec-
tive buyers about the stores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO
Sebre ruinas de Rio Blanco.

Sehor director de 'La Correspon
dencia" San Juan.
Muy senior mio: :-Aprovechando la
faclGdad que ese diario da i la ex
preston de las ideas, me permito di
rigir a usted estas lineas rogandole
que las publique.
Algunos amos hace, Sc explotaban
algunas minas en- las alturas de Rio
Blanco, jurisdiction de Naguabo.
HOY no hay NADIA de ESQ Me gusta
ria que alguna persona bien entera
ola del asunto, publicara dato rela
tivos aquellos trabajos; hacienda
constar quienes estudiaron esas mi
mas y quienes las explotaron, y tam
bien el resultado que diera SUI explo
tacion.
Yo no Sc 81 Sc puede decir que te
nemos en- esas montanas una rlque
"a.
Pero como con frecuencia Sc habla
de minas de ORC y nadie parece ahora
acordarse de las de cobre de Rio
Blanco, creo que seria bueno revivir
el recuerdo de aquellos trabajos, aun
que no fuera mas que por curiosidad
y para que todo el mundo este ente
RADIO y convencido de que hay en-
Puerto Rico muchas riquezas sin ex
plotar.
Quien sabe 81 al yer publicadas
estas lineas, haya alguna persona
que Sc decida a publican datos acerca
de aquellas minas. Quedo de usted
alto. S. S. Humacao Agosto 7 I'm
afaclonado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
MALES De LA SANGRt.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, SOD el Mejor De-
purativo que Pueda Re-
cOmendarse.

Ell que sufre de males de la sangre,
cualquiera que sea su forma, debe
procurar SUI curaci6n y no dejar la
medicina hasta que el dltimo vesti
gio de esos males repugnantes quede
enteramente Dorado. Toda impure
"a Gle la sangre es una constante
amenaza, pues puede traer
consecuencias fatales para ell futu
70 y hacerse incurable. Recomenda
mos q toda persona que lleve encima
senales de sangre impura de curar
Sc con las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, Y seguir bien las indicacio
mes que los frascos acompanan. He
aqui 10 que dice el curado, de entire
una multitud:
"Pase muchos meses en- manos de
medicos, luchahdo para ibrarme de
un NAL de la sangre que me habfa ro
bado 10 mejor de mi salud y vital
dad. Terminaron los medicos pero
quedaron abundantes evidencias de
que la sangre estaba impura, y
que solo habia luchado mi batalla a
medias. Quede enflaquecido y sin
fuerzas, descompuesto el estomago,
con neuralgia, nerviosadad, perdida
la memoria, la voluntad y la fuerza
moral. En- tan triste situacion lie
que a desear la muerte, pero quiso la
suerte que por recommendation de
personas de criterio, empezara a to
mar las Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, y esta medicina fue mi sal
vacion. Despues de catdrce meses
Gle maritirio, malas noches Y sin so
ciego, empece sentirmc aliviado
a dormir tranquilo, y recobrar las
fuerzas grado por grado. Mi restable
cimiento fue por necesidad, lento, pc
ro con la admiration de parientes Y
amigos, que me habian creido casi
Tres a cuatro semanas
mas y me paseaba por las Gales de
Puebla y dos meses despues pude
aceptar um lucri>ivo empleo del Go
bierno que hasta la fecha he des7m
pcnado sin interruption. Estoycomo
hombrc re hecho me siento sano
fuerte, sin una crupcion a la piel,
ducrmo ocho oras seguidas, como
con buen apetito Y trabajo sin fati
ga diez horas diarias. Serfa pues muy
lngrato 81 no diera fan co testimonio
de 10 que las Pilooras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams han hccho para mi, v
me tienc a sus 0rdenes cl mas entu
SHASTA propagandista de esa benefi
ca medicinal"
La casa del DR., Williams tiene
apostada una garantia dc cinco mil
dollars oro contra pruebaS dc engano
en- la publication de estas cartas.
Las Pildoras ROsadas del DR.. Wi /
liams, cl rcgenerador soberano dc la
el tonico sin rival para los
1ervioS, sc halla dc venta en- todas
as farmacias de Mexico Y del nun
10 cntero, en- junto mas de doscicn
as mil boticas..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
NOTAS Y NOT|C|AS

Ha comenzado la reconstruction
del antigua edificio que existe en- la
esquina de la calle de Fortaleza a
San Jose, enfrente al casino espanol
y Sc levantara ALI TN gran edificio
de dos plantas, construction moder
ma. Els su duena el Sr. J. Leon, del
alto comercio de esta ciudad.
La junta escolar de San Juan, q
lnlclativas del Sr. R. Falcon, trata
de crear dos plazas de inspectores
para adquirir quienes son los nihos
que mo concurren a las escuelas pu
bllcas y establecer las correspondent
tes denuncias para el cumplimiento
lie la ley de ensehanza obigatoria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
Corresponsal.
EN- INGLES Y ESPANOI.

Tn joven de 20 amos, que ha prac
ticsdo cinco como corresponsal en- los
E. L. mecan6grafo y Taquigrafo, de-
sea obtener una buena posicion en- e
Concrete. Buenas refrrencias E.
criba q P. o. Box 1888. San ,Jua,
r K 80 v d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
Dos mapas interesantes.

Senior Director de 'La Correspon
dencia', San Juan.
Distinguido compatriota: Me ha
llamado la atencion en- el ndmero
de "Out tlook" correspondence a Ju
lio ultimo, algo que no pertenece a
la politica pero 81 al orden de cosas
interesantes a Puerto Rico. En- la
pagina 459 de aquella edicion, Sc
publican dos mapas de Puerto Rico.
Uno hecho por Tomas Porcacchi
en- 1876, y ell otro por Champlain,
en- 1899.
Como aqui amos atras hubo una
gran discussion del lugar en- donde
por primera vez arribo Cristobal Co
Ion a la isla Y como entonces Sc ape,
10 algunos mapas en- busca de argu-
mentos me parece que seria in
teresante que alguna persona estu-
dlara esos mapas.
Ell Gle 1876 no tiene ningtn cabo
que pueda ser llamado mtimo dngu-
10 de occidente; y el de 1899 apenas
traza cabos en- la parte occidental y
norte de la isla. No soy practice en-
cartografia, pero me parece que Sc
ria it'll que algunos Gle nuestros
peritos estudiaran esos mapas. De
usted con toda consideration. Ca
guas, Agosto dc 1909. I'm Curioso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
UNA Gotta De AQUA
VISTA Al MICROSCOPIC

Examfn1das n mfcroscopif
algunas s0tas de liquido en-
.raidas de los,pulmones de NJ
tisico n s1g4iente Aia de 80 fa1
lie elmient0. han acusA6~D IL
prescncia de MA serio d<. ssai
.FObiOs cuya fOEma y natura
leza puede verse en- ell grahaa(
ndtuntO.
(Conpisne hacer .setar c,reuianssxte Qm
sobre todos estos nicnbtos ejerce ss,l
gcci0r dsslrnct0rG .ecoNoctja 81 Alawf
trdn de Gsyot.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
PasdNas RestauIadoIas del D.. franklin,
Marca VELCAS,
PARA IA SANGRE YLOS NERVIOS

FL sstema ago telen
nmensamene mas ramifcdo compado No en- todo
do corporal ngn6cane parte por los deicados
os former ndad de que trans
men los impulses de movmeno sensacn dctando gbernando
drgendo todos cada de Ell
bro medula espina los amad cos asemanse una
nmensa ba gavdnca uesa conex6n compcdma red
del sstema nervioso.
Toda esta maravosa fabca depende de angre para ubs
enca de results cuando substantial reun Las
condolences dedas Ia vida del sema vcorosa aca por
e ontraro cuando abunda aquos oos
consuen 10 ella hay de oaeza queda orga
nismo cxpuesto 4 mil divess Intermediates
Aqueas peopas eutan debi fbr
escrotuofa reumacas scas todo 10 cua maa san
grande que Ia dferenc eo psdn do
los rervios postracn fca mental ouscs memo1ia
deeaimnto de eneg tomen las Pastas del Dr.
franklin, Nocas Tonieo prono sntr5n
manan de nutricon oaeza para do
ell sisena
r. = II casco de muestra a la casa productora
Dr. franklin lrICdS Laboratories ID North ST. IpW York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16

= I'm esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de periodico a dos pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16

que nos alcance 10 que dijo Pablo y
predica ell reverendo DR.. Abbot, de
impedir, en- fin, que en- nuestra pa
tria Sc destruya Ell temple de Dlos!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16
HUMORISNIO.

Tn saeerdote consucla d un mort
bundo, hablandolc dc los goccs dc un
mundo mejor.
-dMcior?-diee cl cnfcrmo. -Nadie
ha vuelto jamas a decirnoslo.
ESQ le prucba a usted- replica cl
sacerdo;e-que todos estan ALI muy
a gusto.
Tn forastero entra en- un cafe Gle
la Puerta del Sol V Sc hace scrvir un
almucrzo de scis o sicte platos.
-Mozo, traeme la cucnta.
-GLa quicre usted en- globo o al de-
tale?
No, en- globo, no, porque va a SUI
bir demaSiado.
En- la casa del medico:
FL enfermo.-He lido i yer d un far
maceutico, al cual he cxpuesto los
sintomas dc mi dolencia, Y me ha
aconseiado.
FL doctor.-Algllna bestialidad.
FL enfermo.- Me ha aconsejado
que venga a consular con uSted.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-16

UTIL.-Cualquier Instruments
de acero cmpapado en- csencia de
trementina en- que Sc haya disuclto
alcanfor raya el vidrio como 81 este
fuese lat6n,. Particularmentc Sc pue
de aserrar vidrio con una sicrrita
hecha con un resortc dc reloj en- este
lfquido.
CURIOSO.-Una revista ingIcsa
hacienda cuentas sobre las operas
que mayor ndmcro de vcces Sc han
representado en- los teatros europeos
SAGA a flote La Traviata y a Lucia
Gle Lamermoor, las cusles han hecho
llorasr a aquellos publicos duran
medic siglo,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
UTAH STUDENTS TO VISIT HERE
Senior Class in Mining Engi- neering Will Inspect Camps
 in This Territory

The following. taken from the Salt Lake Herald. refers to the senior class in the Utah State University:
 "The members of the senior class n mining engineering at the uniyer sity have now made final arrange ments for the trip in May. It will be taken by thirty, students. and will be the most extensive ever taken by a class from the Utah school. The class udll leave on May 1. and. after tour of small mining camps in the state will go through Wyoming. stopping Of al the coal mines. They will spend a week, in Colorado. where number of s'de trips have been planned. The students will then go through Ar . zona. stops being made fin the import ant distr cts. and on to Los Angeles They will return hoine hy way of Ne vada- The class will visit camps in Nevada and the Newhouse, Finite and Eureke 5istrict '- Utah. Pros c. A. 0ysrstrom of -pinmg and R. II. Bradfora = met siiu-gy will accom- pGny the seA.Crs."