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New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
LINE OFFICIAL FORCED TO RETURN
Julius Thomann and Party Landed Without
Aid of immigration Inspectors.

The farreaching arm of the immigration law
stretched out TO the Hotel Plaza yesterday and
took back TO the pier of the Atlas service OF the
Hamburg American Line three passengers who had
arrived from Jamaica in the forenoon on the
steamer Sarnia.
The sarnia with cargo made UP partly of West
Indian fruits. up to Quarantine with several
other vessels, and in the rush her pier to land
her perishabIe cargo immgra ton Inspector was
not taken board. Soon after docking the Gus
toms inspectors passed the baggage of Julius Tho
mann. an Official of the Hamburg American Line;
his niece, Miss Margaret Hanson. and Louis Yudell,
a merchant of Hamburg. The party left the
steamer before immigration inspector arrived
the pier and were registered at the Plaza before
their departure from the boat became known to
the immigration officials
The captain of the Sarnia requested to pro-
duce his three alien passengers. and the party at
the Plaza summoned to the pier. The three
took the summons in good nature and. after going
through the necessary formality Of landing accord
ing to immigration law. were permitted to return
TO their hotel. The immigration officials said
that the captain should have insisted that the
party remain the until the arrival of an
inspector. Notwithstanding Mr.. Thomann's connec-
tcn with the line.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
SUNDAY LAWS HEARING,
Toss Bill for Investigating Commits
sion Discussed-Parkharst Letter.

Albany. Feb 17-Varous opinions to the
r,ron.- observance Of Sunday were expressed be
fore the Assembly Ways and Means COMMITTEES
+odav AZ a hearing on the Voss bill providing Tot
tre snnointn7ent of a commission of nine 10 inves-
4fpete all laws relative and affecting the OBJ
servance Of the Sabbath
William s Maddox, OF New York. representing
.to N-e7r York Sabbath Committee the chief
,rronen+ of the measure He spoke Of the value Of
sunday as q civil day of rest which he salu shouio
he observed as such Irrespective Of religious belief
@ p Thompson Of the Seventh Day AdVentists
also opposed this bill.
0r theodore Sutro. president Of the German
American Alliance. arguing for the DILL saio ne
-.,-esanted an organization with membership OF
nearly two millions afhhated WIN 'le +'iO'
order Of Hibernians and the German Catholics lie
sid the legislature should enforce all laws rea-
tive n Sunday observance. The ministers WORK
On Sunday don't they?' he asked IheE receive
salaries and the chOirs are paid TO sing on 0uu@S
Why don't you stop themE -
letter was read from the Rev Dr. charles h
Fartburst, of New York, expressing his aPproVa
of the bill. He wrote:
The present Sunday laws are considered Joke;
and their present non-enfoTceIneht WIN seAet %
assent has a most demOrallZing eneCt upon INC
o-,o,I,,,rity Feople who have idea of violating
the statutes placed within the RANKS oI law"
breskers We all feel that we would be betteT on
.-i-S,[,t tbase laws II y nonsense to retain laws
graaabIe only to few Of the people. VINO Wen
know that these provisions are never enforced. ne
citv would breathe purer, healthier Atmosphere :
~ laws were passed that would leEallze some OF
those things that now held TO be Illegal am am
of the opinion that little more nnera4lty sn9uI .9
he 7eruitted. SO would have Sunday condltohs
eatisfsctory the general public of the city But
this should be brought about IN legal way II
we silently permit the violation OF SUNDAY laws II
iu tend 10 create disrespect for other laws II is
therefore necessity either to enforce these laws
strictly without regard to public opinion or to re-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
NEW BO4RD ORGANIZES.
Highray Commission Appoints
Deputies and Di5ision Engineers.

Albany. Feb. 17--Following the confirmation by
the Senate to-day of the nomination Of Robert
Earl Of Herkiner, as the Democratic member of
the new state highway commission and the taking
Of the oath and the filing Of a bond by Mr- Earl.
the new commission formally met and organized.
II order 10 perfect organization which would
enable the commission 10 take up the work Of road
inlrrovemetnt as early possible these appoint
nients were made
First Deputy. II h Bishop. Albany: Second
Deputy. Frank L. Lyon. Binghamton each at a
salary OF S359G year
The commission announced that 1t con-
sidered wiser TO appoint division engineers for
fhe divisions that have been established by the
State Engineer in order 10 facilitate the transfer
II documents and papers from the State Engi-
.leer-s office 10 the commission For this reason
cnly three division engineers were appointed. They
are: Eastern division. Harry P Willis. Albany.
with headquarters at Albany; middle division Fred
W Sarr. Syracuse with headquarters at Syracuse;
Western division, NJ w Wilbur. Rochester, with
Headquarters Rochester Each Office pays an
annual salary of SSooc.
Certain employees Of the State Engineer en-
Eloyed in highway work were also taken over TO
avoid & d.sorganization Of the force.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
FAIL TO BAR ATHLETES
State Militia Association Kills Reso-
luton After LiUeIy Debate.

Albany. Feb. 17.-At the annual convention To-
day of the National Guard Association OF the State
of New York A resolution prohibiting others thah
members Of the national guard naval militia
army. navy and marine corps of this and other
states federal employees or students under cohuoi
OF public boards of education from competing IN
s-rnorv athletic meets provoked lively discus
sion and voted down. In support OF TN
resolution the athletic committees contended that
# was detrimental to athletics in the national
guard to allow outsiders 20 use the arrpories as
training quarters and then compete in outside con-
tests and capture all the prizes. The resolution
was opposed by upstate guardsmen on the ground
that II would mean the practical deathbloW OF
athletics 10 them. They said that they received
much revenue from this source
The proposition to request brigade commanders
to secure athletic fields for the use of the militia
during the summer was adopted. resolution
providing for an amendment of the military Jaw
81 as to allow separate military organizations to
accept requests was adopted
Another resolution adopted recommending
amendments to the Interstate commerce and pub
lie service commission law. as TO permit rail-
read companies TO give to national guardsneh oI
all states the same transportation rates as Is &C
corded to the regular army attaches, nat ra'e
of one cent mile At present national guaros-
men are limited to the same rates as CIVILIAN OF
organizations-flz cents mile
The following officers were elected President
Major Newton z. Turgeon. 74th Regiment Bur
fsIo; first vice-presdent, Colonel William g Bates
-1s+ Regiment New York who elected presi-
dent. hut declined in favor of Major Turgeon; sec
oud vice president Commander Andrew E kal-
bach. 1st Naval Battalion. New York: secretary
Lieutenant Gilbert Van z. Scheneck- 10th Regiment
Albany. treasurer Major David Wilson. chief OF
the state field artillery. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
u. S. BO4RD ATTACKED.
Resolutions Ask Report on EIerenth
.4renpe Investigation.
rBv relsErarh 90 Tie Tribune.

Albany. Feb. I7.-B1tter attacks were made
against the Public Service Commission. LIST Dis
trict in the Assembly to-day because Of its delay
n doing anything toward the removal OF the rail-
road tracks Of the New York Central from Elev-
enth avenue. New York Assemblyman Hoey, OF
New York introduced a resolution calling on the
commission within thirty days 10 forward to the
LEGISLATURE q report Of its investigation OF the
Eleventh avenue problem and its findings to the
franchise rights Of the New York Central in Elev-
sntf avenue.
This vas asked fer. Mr. Hoey said. TO enable the
members OF The Assembly TO vote intelligently on
his bill extending the tine given the Public Ser
vice Commission. under the SaIe Law Of two years
sCo 10 come 70 an agreement with the Central to
remove the Eleventh avenue tracks until next Oc-
fober. Il the agreement is not reached then, the
hill rroxides that the carrying of the SAKE law
b. piaced in the hands of the Corporation Counsel
Of New York City
Assembyman Merritt moved that the resolution
le referred the Cities Committee. which now
has The Hcey bill under consideration, but Mr.
TFoey argued for its immediate adoption The mo-
fion However carried by a party Vote Of 92 TO
a. the Democrats voting against the resolution.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Feb. II. 1909


Steamer Ashfed (Brl; Anderson HaTana teoIuaTy l.
4 CaibRrien II. 10 the Munson IS Line,
with sugar. Arrived the BAR at 1880 a m
Steamer Cavour (Br>. Csrnsn. Buenos AyreS JanusI!
2T BAHIA 30 and Barbados February O. to Busk &
Jevons. with passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
2:5n m. , q
steamer Bayano Cuban. curtis. Tsmpico February
and Havana Il. the New York & Cuba Mail SIS o,
with passenger mdse- Arrived at the Bar at 7io
Steamer clan Macdonald tBr). Hayward. Savannah
Febriarv Ia to Barber e. 20. in ballast.
Steamer George t8rl. Clarke. Liverpool February &
Arrived at the 3:30 p m. 18th.
tAusp. Stuparch. Trieste January 2h
Patras 3O Palermo February and Oran E. 70 Phelps
Bros 20 with cabin and hS4 steerage passengers
steamer FL nia Mason. Galveston February II. to the
Southern Co. with mdse Passed in quarantine at
steamer Pawnee. Rich Philadelphia. the Clyde IS
Co with mdse. Long Branch at 1920 a m
steamer Satlla Mason. Brunswick February IL. 20
the Brunswick Co. with mdse Passed In Quarantine
steamer Mohawk Kemble. Jacksonville February IA
Charleston the clyde IS Co with passengers
and mdse Passed in Quarantine At s35 a m
steamer Maracabo, Perry. Maracaibo FEBRUARY o
Curacao Z and Guayra g. to Boulton, Bliss & Daeft
with passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar
n 1914 a - -. 49,. ~,
folk Ia the Dominion SIS Co with passengers ana
rndse Passed in Quarantine at 335 m.
SAILED
Steamers EIennehec Foo-ChoW; Antilles New
leans: Lusana tBrl Liverpool; san Marcos Galveston;
Huron Charleston; Jefferson Norfolk Oceanic tBr).
esontbar,pton; CCuhau) Msanzas: Colorado
bile: Camaguey tCuhanl. Manzanillo. Hyperia (Br).
Vontevfdeo; Ramos, Porto Rico; NJ c Holm DAM. Bal
tInnore: Joseph Cuneo (Iorl. Antonio Indiana
fTtaO Nordfarer dam. Norfolk Foxton Hall
,Rr Arenas, etc via Norfolk Samand. Antwerp.
sand Hook j. Feb IL west: fresh
breez clear: light sea
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18

The Weather Man fooled us into
talking storm ulsters yesterday, but
it only goes to show how ready we
are for emergencies.
Not only have we blizzard coats
and everything man and boy wears
on fine Winter days-we're ready
with everything needed by those who
escape into tropical lands.
White serge suits, duck trousers,
suits of light weight blue serge and
Spring mixtures.
Straw hats, steamer caps, steamer
rugs. steamer trunks, suit cases.
Tennis and Yachting shoes.
Spring patterns in "Star" neglge
shirts are all ready for all climates.
Schlichten Ramie underwear IS
specially good for sudden changes
from cold to warmth, and back again.
The structure of the Ramie Fibre
minimizes the effects.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
25s s42 1902
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
CONFIRM NOMINATIONS
E1RL And HOTCHhIOo.
Action Jg Senator's Unanimous
UGIIis ETORerGted.
rBv Telegraph te The Tribune J

.r,-,-,, F-ah 1--TYifhol1t opposition the Senate
rssv confirmed the nominations Of Robert Ear loI
democratic member OF the State Highway 1oli-
mission and william Horace Hotohkiss Tor super
-.,r.,e-, ~ Insurance MI Earl Immediately
f.erc.fter took his cath Of Office The senate aso
rdorted 1yit bout discussion. the insurance C"lh
Tr7itrees- resolution furnishing a oertlnc4te q. 10
cfer 20 Frederick A Wallis in connection "lI liie
matters ,5nder investigation while he vas belils
considered for Superintendent Of Insurance
Senator Grady. speaking on the question OF con-
frminr NJ Ear. made vigorous enort 10 soiaoe
and comfort those Of his frst-year colleagues VINO
sre s-srfng under publicity and condennatory let
rers from their constituents he attacked news
~rars for rnisre2resenting the motives of h'Hlsef
tnd others when they led the fight 10 prevent the
confirmation of Professor Cook. declaring Of these
newspapers.
.-Tfe- get the lie direct from the they viii
fed when this nomlna ton Is confirmed
Senator Gradys speech was effort to indicate
II the new Senators that they should stick 70 their
course as duty shoRed-snd ~ inference as their
leaders showed-regardless Of journalistic ty-
rants
The boss most 10 re dreaded he said not the
political boss. but the newspaper boss. which al
Nsvs was without the auiability usual 10 the po-
ltcs1 boss II had been agreed by these bosses. he
said that the only opposition 70 the confirmation
Of Professor Cook was because neither Senator
Bsines nor myself could trust him IN dispensing
contracts to cur favorites
Never al any time nor in any cline mas the
holier-than-thou fsker 7ourlshed as now, went on
Senator Grady, with many side references to Fharl-
sees In choice sarcasm he urged every LEGISLATOR
70 be : 'phorograph for the county newspaper
Incidentally he declared that Mr.. Earl was q
hish minded. honorable Democratic gentleman
whose nomination effected credit on his party and
the state.
The Insurance Committees report contained the
recommendation fer Mr.. Hotchkisss confirmation
and the following resolution:
TO the Senate:
Your committee upon insurance. to which was
referred the correspondence called for from the
Insurance Department by resolution OF the Senate
under date os January ., report as follows:
That the request CT Frederick A Nallls, q
public hearing Was had in the Senate chamber on
"Wednesday. February 2. 1909
That said hearing Nj Wallis appeared IN
person and presented the committee sta teneIt
covering each Of the matters referred TO in said
Corresp0ndence. That after making such state
rnent Mr.. Wallis examined at length by me.I-
bers of this committee and other members or tne
Senate present. as a result of which this commit
tee is Of the opinion and hereby reports. that MT
Wallis did not in any Of the matters referred 10
N said correspondence. violate any provision OF the
Insurance law. either in letter or spirit, as the
new law then officially interpreted
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
CANAL BOARD TO ASK FOR s2o,ooo,ooo.

Albany Feb I7.-Announcement was made to-day
that the Canal Board would request the Legislature
10 reapIrcprfate the unexpended balance Of sppro-
priations. heretofore made and TO appropriate the
further sum Of $4,000 900 toward the completion OF
the barge canal These represent part Of
the SOL 10000 voted by the people for canal pur-
noses and will he payable from the proceeds of
the sale of canal bonds.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
FRIDAY. FEBRCART
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY n
TRANsPAC1FIC MAILS.

Destination a nd steamer. close New York
Jnpan. torea. China and Philippine Isl
a''a.T fT1p-ess OF japan Feb TO- $50 n
dyas,e6 al oTiy, VIE Cycops Feb 10 $50
Australia except Westl. New Zealand.
FIJI Islands and New Caledonia tvta
Vancouver and Victoria p t)Mosna Feb 81 $50 m
Hawaii japan. China and Philip
Nan liat,, i''i'iS we '''' Feb 81 $50 m
'aRa4; dds 3s 9ses seatte1@Tango Mart Feb 2s $50
Hawai- ava San F1ancisco,U t4ansrorf 2s $50
japan. Ig,s 'orea ana cn.ia wa Feb Is $40 m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Philip
ERlr. Rllne Isl'nos wa san .'a'.--.. Mar 4 $40 m
Tahiti Narauesas Islands. New Zealand
ana Aas'raS1 M,rposa }ISsp Mar s. $50 n,
New Zealand, Australia except Nestl.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
tvfa san cisco)-Australan Mail
mar d o-oo III
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Newport Feb 16-Frey Nor. New York Havre
Auckland 1I-Cape Breton CBrl, New York Mel
AMI sydney
Feb 14AfriCan Prince (BrD. New York via
Town. etc.
Liverpool Feb 17-Capania York Wa Queens
town.
SAILED.
Southampton Feb 1T-Tagus tBr). York via Bar
bados Spain. colon. Kingston, etc 12:40 p m.
Adriatic t3r New York Via Cherbourg Queens
town: I:I5 m. Kaiser Wilhelm II tGeri. New York
vii Cherbourg
Ifro Ireb i6-Le Coo tBrl. New York
IiverpooI Feb iT-Cevic (Br. New York.
PASSED.
Fastnet 17-Terence tBr). New York for
chester.
Perrin Feb 17Roemfontein CBr). New York for Singa-
pore. Hong Kong etc.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18

GEORGE WASHINGTON PICTURE.
HANDSOME photogrsvure of the famous Stuart
portrait of George Washington with next Sun
days Tribune. Also opening chapters of Louis
Tracy's new story, "The Silent Barrier"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
ASSEMBLY PASSES DAVIS RESOLUTION

AThanv Feb. 1.-THE Assembly to-day passed
+5e Davis concurrent resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution providing for an in
crease in the salaries of Supreme Court justices
in the Sd and 4th Judicial districts from $1,000 to
10000
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
AmuSements.


eve VIVA NV S4th ST. Sth Ava
O'O An GRAND OPERA SEASON 1sos-Os ''''
TOMORROW CFRI-) al s-LOTISE- MISS GAR
DEN Mile. Doria; Niles Zeppih Trentin, Po1zsro
KOelling, Taneredi; NM DalmoEss Glibert Gla3si.
Nile Malinverni. premiere Mgs dir Caa2anai:
TETRAZZINI. Miles Trentini. Avezza; NM Pa-oIa
De SeEurola- Coud-. ParelL
SAT- NIGHT at q -sAL0ME- (Reguar Pric.al
MISS GARDEN, Nine Doriai Nm Dalnores Dufra11a
Wales. Crabbe. De seguEola. Daddi Dir. CamPeninL
NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT - MISCHA EL9IAS ard
Miles Iabfa and Gerville- Reache.
next WEEK
EXTRA MATINEE WAsHINGTO%s BIRTHDAY.
MONDAY AT O'CLOCk,
MISS GARDEN, Nine Dorias NM Daln1ores. Vfeullls
Mus dir. Campanini-
with MNIE- TETRAZZ!NL, Nile TTsatinI; NM Psrola
De SeguroIa CAYALLERIA RUSTICASA, with
MILE. LABIA. Nine Mariska-A Aldrich NM TsecanL
WE'D. at s-LOUIsE, with MISS GARDEN. Nina
T)orfs NM Dalrnores, Nieule- Mus dir Csr1psni1L
FRI. at S CFlrst time this ssasonl-PURITANL
With NINE. TETRAZZINI NM Constantine. Polsse
De SeguroIa- Mus dir, Campanui
SAT- MAT, 2-I5-SAL0ME, with MISS GARDEN,
Nine Doria; NM Dalmores Dutranne. Wales. Dc
SeguroIa. Crahbe- Mus dir, Canpanini
SAT- NIGHT, at s-ATDA, with Mines AsostinsIA
Doria, ZsnateIlO. Polese- De Segurola, G-a1t
RaITet Mile Vale-y- Mus. dir, Campanint-
NEXT WEEKS SALE OPENS
TO-DAY tTHURsDAI). 9 A NJ
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
STOCK TAX STAMP SALE FALLS OFF.

Albany Feb. 17.-State Controller Gaus announced
to-day that the sale Of stock transfer tax stamps
for January amounted 10 s41S55. December sales
were S5s4.19
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
QUEENS DELEGATION SEES GOVERNOR.

Albany Feb. IA delegation from Queens
COUNTY headed by Republican County Chairman
De Braggs. called to-day on Governor Hughes. Il
Is stated that they left a protest against rates
charged for water by private concerns of Newtown
and other Long Island points.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
WIRELESS REPORTS
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunr1se MOONS
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook 5:=s Island SOS Hell cz,a
P M.-Sandy Hook 622 Gov. $50 Hell Gate so
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18

The Teoatonic, reported 2e3 miles east n, ss,dv
yesterday is expected about a m
The Mauretsnia reported $40 miles east Of sandy
Hook yesterday is dock about a m
New-York tribune., 1909-02-18
METROPOLITAN oEzss s1;s5s. 9;':sess.a %S"s' ff.a

Tvs ~ 81 - - H4b Bryant lI1o
GRAND OPERA SEASON. 19o8-1sOs. ,
O-NtGHT at s-TANSHAEUSER. Mines GadskL
Fremstad: Nm. BurTian. Sooner tdeout'' hlhoAieE-
FRI 'FTF Feb 10 at (FIrst Performance in
America - THE BATTERED BRIDE (Prodana
Nevesta). Destinn, Mattfeld. LHulIiter: MN
T sTT 1aTT 1ST Fs6 F6s' 6 RG.s' as MANoN Nine Farrsf
NM Caruso scotti. Note, Cond-. spetrino-
Norena, Fornia; NM. Burran. GortA. Blass. Null
mann, Ress. Cond-. Mailer 81 ,,.
sEopffM ri Spfh MASS Ass soiol,ts Mines Dsstnn, Homer
NM Martin. H!nckley. Entire Metr. Orch. Of $50
men and double chorus OF 200 voiceA Cond ToscaninL
FoRMANcE OF PARsIFAL- Nine. Fremstad: Nm
Burrian. Anato Hinckley. ConduGior tSyIZ r-,,
RRi1F jPTo'1nns Nevestaj. Mines. Destfnn Matt
field / FuiIIier. NM. J0rn. BlasS Didur, Muhi
mann Reiss Conductor. Mailer.
WED. EVE, Feb -. at 1;5O-TOEI IERDAESl-
MFRI-NG. Mines Fremstad. Homer. Fornta; NM.
Burrtan. Hinckey. Mdhlmann. Goritz Conductor
THURS EVE. Feb. 25. at s-IL TRoyATORE
Mines Rappoid Homer; Martin Amato.
F2siL FRi FVF V9Fnaqse6br Feb "a al MANoN Nine. Aida;
SAT- AIT Feb. 81. ar :3o-DIE MEISTERSING-
ER. Mines Destinn Homer. NM Jorn, Sooner.
Goritz, Witherspoon. Mthlmsnn. ReIss- Con. Hertz
SAT-. EVE, Feb -. s-LE NOZZE III FIGARO
at regular prices. Mines. Gadsk Farrar. Di Pas
quail NM SH9t1 PidgEi e9Rdgst2T; MaheT
FIRST SERIES.
Sat Eve. Mar. 9. at S.-.--------. DON GIOVANNI
Tues Mar % at s 30 " DIE MEIsTERsISGER Rs1
SECOND SERIES
Tues. Mar. so. at 80 TRISTAN und ISOLDE
Mon. Apr. 80. .-.-....-. DAS RHEINGOLD
Tues. Apr. s. at 80 .-.-..... DIE WALKUERE
Thurs Eve. Apr S. at 7:sO. ........-. .sIEGFRIED
SAT- apr 10; a ,i Z; 80 G0ErTERDA ZOE EMMERUNG
the SECOND SERIES March 22d.
WEBER PIANO USED
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-09
La Villa de Madrid

Incompatible resulta el surtido
que esta recibiendo "La Villa de Ma
drid" Este establecimiento montado
& la moderna no tiene competencla
desde el fino organdi de 5 centavos
hasta Ell Paho de Lion de 50 y 4pida
los mejores Cuellos y Corbatas fran
cesas y Puhos de hilo, los me- jores
Paraguas y Sombrillas francesas des
de 75c. hasta S IL, cada una los me-
jores rasos y piel de seda, Pahuelos
de hilo y de seda y ell surtido mas
srande en- encajes Valenciens 0.l0
IL pieza, ,nuestras tiras bordadas son
va conocidas tenemos ahora Ell sur
lido mas complete que nunca y con
gran rebaja de precios En- flores ma
die compile en- buen gusto y ba]os
precios asi como en- materlales para
sombreros desde el alambre hasta la
pluma de Oxtrichs de $50 cada una
Este establecimiento vende mucho
spor que tiene la mejor mercancla q
los precios mas reducidos. Es su le-
ma. Visitcnos 8 pida muestras, Sc
kuro de encontrar cuanto neceslte.
EPida nuestras leUtimas cintas Lau
lrel Liberty de cuyo articulo somos
exclusives.
iP. O. Box 1854. Telefono 273. San
francisco. 81, San Juan P. Rico.
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pEsTRUfpos PoR 81 AIcuIThAs bB GUYoT
Es una precaucion que Sc dehera temar,
Gel mismo mode, EN- Ia epcca de los
grandes calOres en- qae Sc sicnte tanta
necesidad de beber, may particular
,aente cCan6O Sc es agricultor u
obrero.
FL medio mas sencillo, ell mas ecoD6-
nico Ell mas scguro de sanear el agaA
es adic!onarls us POGO d. aqua aiqui-
iraaada, Pues el aquifran lnata los MI
cTobios qus son Ia caGsa de totas
aucstras seniersaedades graves. praservzn-
donos, por con>ecuenc!a, de elias. Tie ne,
cues, IA propiedad &c eonyeriir en- sara
saludible el aqua cue 5ebemos y nGs
sarantiza, por 10 tantO, contra las epide-
alias.
En- otro tempo sc arostumbraba a
poner brea en u!ia garraia lena Gc aqua,
: Sc agttaba la mecca dos seces por dia,
p3r eSpzcio dc ma scmana. ante> de en-
1earla En- tales conlirionrs. el araa
,jlo podia discover una ca.tiiad insigli-
iicsnts de aiquitran, resaltando de rsto
que el producto asi obtcnic0 no solo ca.
?ecla de actividsd. o POGO menos, siao
quo era de IN sabor acre y desagra-
dab'e.
Pero hara unostreinfa amos cue unfair
asciu!ics sis,in:uido de Paris, Mr.. .Guyoi.
cousigui6 hacer solublcs en- aqua los
principles actiYos del alQuitran. y
,racias este deecubrimiento sc encuen-
ira hoy en- todas las farmacias, baio
Il nenbre de alquitran de Guyot, un
l;c0r sumsmenie concentrate de aloui-
ran; licor gu. permire preparar ins-
:aul4neamenle en- el momento de nece-
iisrIa. un aqua sumamentc diafana de
ina eiicacia uniyersalmente reconocida.
Para ObIcper esa bebida saludable. que
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=. pOGri.mos decir. supreme recurso,
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