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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09
Notas biograficas del
nuevo SecIetaIio
El Sr: Franck L. Joanni-
nj, nacio en- el Piamonte,
Italia y viens de antigua
noble fa1nilia italiana.
Ha desempehado diversos car.
gos en- representation del
gobierno de los EstadOS Uni
dos ' habla 5 idiOmas.

Ell secretario particular del nuevo
gobernador es de procedencia italia
ma y ha desempenado diversas co
misiones en- nombre del gobierno de
los Estados Unidos. Las siguientes
notas biografcas han sido obteni-
midas respecto de el por I'm reporter
de LA correspondencia",
Frank L. Joannini nacio en- Pie
monte, Italia, y tiene ahora IS
aiios. Nene de una de las familias
mobiles mas antiguas de Italia.
"Sirvi6 en- el ejercito durante la
guerra hispano-americana y despues
fue nombrado empleado del negocla
do de asuntos insulares del depar-
tamento de la guerra.
'Hizo la traduccion de todos los
c6digos y leyes vigentes en- Cuba,
Puerto Rico y Filipinas por encargo
del departamento, y en- el ano de
19OOfue nombrado por el general
Wood Secretario de la Comlslon pa
"a la revision de las leyes de Cuba y
de Ia Comisi6n de Contrlbuclones.
Presto servicios a la Comlslon
del istmo para los trabaJos
del Canal de Panama, ira
duciendo los codigos ALI vigentes.
Actu6 ademas de secretario de la
comisi6n q. fue aVenezueia a lnVes
tgar ciertas reclamaciones de Gu
dadanos nOrteamericanos contra ese
sobierno, de traductor Official de la
delegation americana a la conferen
cia Pan-americana que Sc reunlo en-
Rio Janeiro en- 1906, { Immediate
mente a su regreso a Washington, lie
envi6 buscar el Sr. Taft ,entonces
Secretario de la Guerra, que estaba
en- Cuba, y en- esa isla qued6 el sr.
Joannini d durante toda la
intervention, en- el puesto Gle
jefe de despacho de la Sc
cretaria de Estado Y Justicia. Al ter
minar la intervention, regreso a su
puesto en- la secretaria de la guerra,
en- dondequedohasta q. fue nombra
do por el actual gobernador de Puer
TO Rico para el carao que ahora ocu
pa.
Gel Sr. Joannini habla ell
csstellano, frances, ltaliano,
portugues y aleman, habien
do sido educado en- este ulti-
mo pals, y aprendldo los
idiomas mencionados en- los res
pectivos puntos en- donde Sc hablan
originalmente.":
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Departamento del Interior
DE PUERTO RICO.
ANUNCIO DE ARRENDAMIENTO

San Juan, P. R., Octubre II, 1909.
Por ell presente Sc solicitan PROPOSE
clones para ell arrendamiento de las
siguientes parcelas de terreno en- Ia
Municipalidad de San Juan:
LOTE No. 8, (Sal 81 puedes.) Su
perficie 1870 metros cuadrados, Co.
linda por Ell Norte con Ia via de la
American Railroad Co.; por Ell Este
con terrenos de la Reserva Naval:
por Ell Oeste con la muralla de Ia au-
tigua "a. Linea de fortifcaciones; y
por ell Sur con manglares y el mar.
Actualmente ocupado por varias per
sonas. Tasado en- s8,527.50
LOTE No. S, (Hoyo F1io.) su-
perfcie $3.50 metros cuadrados. Co.
linda por ell Norte con la via del fe-
rrocarril , terrenos de R. Gambia; por
81 Este con Ia antigua "a. Linea de
fortifcaciones; por el Oeste con Ell Lo-
te No. s; por ell Sur con manglares de
la bahia. Actualmente ocupado por
varias personas. Tasado en- 1895. 90.
LOTE No s, (Hoyo Frio) Su-
perfcie 13, ,504 metros cuadradoz. Co.
linda por ell Norte con la via del fe-
rrocarril; por el Este con el Lote No
5; por el Oeste con Ell Lote No. 7; por
ell Sur con manglares de Ia bahia. Ac-
tualmente ocupado por varias perso-
mas. Tasado en- s6,752.00.
SOLAR GA" Superfcie 1870
metros cuadrados. Colinda al Norte
con Ia calle de San Agustin; al Ests
con una calle sin nombre; al Oeste
con terrenos de Aniceto Miranda; al
Sur con ell Ferrocarril. Existen ac-
tualmente tres casas enclavadas en-
dicho solar. Tasado en- s3,340.00.
SOLAR sob. Super6cie 1854
metros cuadrados. Colinda al Norte
con la calle de San Agustin; al Este
con ell Solar No. 5O-A, del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico; al Oeste con una calle
sin nombre; al Sur con el ferrocarril.
Tasado en- S2,328.00.
SOLAR No. 81 superticie l, 1O3
metros cuadrados. Colinda al Norte
con Ia calle de San Agustin; al Este
con un callej6n sin nombre; al Oests
con R. Gambia y al Sur con ell ferro-
carril. Tasado en- 50, 2O6.00.
Sc admitiran proposiciones hasta
las 10 de Ia manana del dia II de
Noviembre de 1909, las cuales debe-
ran ser dirigidas al Comisionado del
Interior.
Ell termino del arrendamiento sera
de Is amos, para los solares "A",
sob" y mo. 81. Para los Los te
Nos. 3, 5y 6, el termino sera de 8
afos.
No sc admitira proposition alguna
que baje del 10 de la tasaci6n.
Ell arrendatario tendra derecho a
desalojar a los ocupantes de cualquier
terreno 81 10 estima conveniente, sien
do por su cuenta toda accl6n judicial
Las mejoras que Sc hagan en- los
terrenos, quedaran a benefcio del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, 81 no son reti-
radas i los 60 dias despues del venci-
do ell contrato.
Tn plano de estas parcelas, puede
verse Ell Ia Division de Terrenos Phi.
blicos del Departamento del Interior.
FL Comisionado del Interior Sc re
serva cl derecho de rechazar cualquie-
ra d todas las proposiciones.
l.. III. GRIHAME, Ccmisionado
del Interior. No. |.
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comcrcio Y la agricultural mas iacl-
iidalcs para sus operaclones.
Al efccto Sc haccn has gcstione>
neccsarias para consegiIr este ohIe-
To lie tanta utiiidad.
Dcbido i una queia prcsentada
al Departamento dc Sanidad, acu-
sando i este vecindarlo de cStar in
Waldo por la ca,entWa tifoldea V
registrarse varia, defuncioncs dia-
ris,S. cstuvo en- este en- vista dc ms
pecci6n cl DR., Cntierre Inspector de
sani,lad del Dislritn Norte.
Acompanato dei DIR. Audinot
Mouagas Y ,lci ;,ic;a,le cI popular ID.
Huuofio Hernandez visit6 cl DIR.
Gutierrez tm!os ius cnfcrmos tanto
del pueblo como 'icl campo. sin ha-
lar un >uIo ease ,lc ta,rs c;ticntura~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09
NO1AS Y EOT|c|AS.

Han regresado Il sus respectlvas
residencias en- los distintos dlstrltos
de Ia isla, los oficiales de la policia in
sular que vinieron el sabado il San
Juan. Ell jefe del distrito de Ponce
Sr Francisco Cabrera iniorm0 i
un reporter" de LA Correspondent
cia" que no habia sido trssladado
que cl supiera, Il Mayaguez, y que
continuaba dc servicio cn Ponce.
Ha estado en San Juan cl Lilo. SO
to Nussa, iucz dc la Cortc de distrlto
dc Aguadilla Rcgrcs6 aver i su re
sidencia.
La agencia de- AUTOMOBILES de
Panzardi V Comp ha recibido nuevos
maquinas.
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Sc VENDE

re venGc una iinca dc 1000 cuer-
las. situsda cn cl kil0metro 6 de la
csrreiera NJ an att Ciales. unida 4 Ia
fihrica de Ia Central Mon.errste. por
iun ierrocarril de vapor que conduce
yas calls que en- dichl inca - oose-
han E,,a finca esti arrendada en-
3 actulIidad. Hay que rcspetar el
c5lirat3 de srrendamicnto. pcrcibien-
d3 q. coinprs Tor 81. 400 de ren,a y
eairaedo en possession de $50 cuerdss
ex-luiiaS d, dicho contrato. una casa
= E1 l2.OnO msias dc pima en- produc.
diu que radiczn en- elias.
Pusslen sernbrarse 900 cuerdas de-
rza tsctualmenie hay 400 ouerdas
-smbradas que pueden verse;. La.
5siD ruerda. restsntes. son propia.
rzra gsnadc, con sgus abundante poi
'V3as EzrtsS.
>e dan facilidsdes para ell pago.
Diri-irse 4 Apartado de correo No
- .-Wsuatf."
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A los C0mercianfes
8 s DeCim0s.

LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece 4 los auuncian.
tes gran varedad de tpos estlos para sus anunco'
Anunoos adoados-Clich6s de esterepia que mantengaa
siempre mpo perecto e anuncio-Cliches de plana
tea especiales para anuncios grandes para hoas
tas-Fijese las ediciones de "LA CORRESPONDENT.
CA". En- elias sucesvas mnestras a,oln .' SUI
anuncos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09

I.H csta Imprenta sc vende
papcl dc pcri6iicos viejos a
s. Iuintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09

La Srta Paquita Molina participa
Il sus amigas y clientes que ha reanuda-
do sus trabajos de confeccion artistica.
de sombreros de sehora y Sc les ofrece
en- su casa, parada 25, Santurce. Is vs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09
COMMERCIAL
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR


Tomo puerto ell vapor americana
Pathfinder procedente do N Orleans
Goleta venezolana Venezuela y Jones
de Curacao
DE LA ISLA
NO HUBO
DEsPACHADOS
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
NINGUNO
PARA LA ISLA
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
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Anuncie Vd. con cIaHdad
y eIeqancia.

FL anuncio artlstico y bonito 10 lee todo el mundo
Anuncos orados Clich6s, especialmene preparado para
cambar perodicamente parte del exo para balances Dc
bancos istas comerciales, modeos para ofcinls ayu
mentos alcaldias juzgados etc. Avise usted LA c..
RRESPONDENCIA" tendra mas amplios intormes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09
MAYORDoMO.

rara una Hacienda dc Gaia - ne-
-S.ia un primer MAloRDOM9
4Is "a es6rsiro y tensa bucua rCn~
a.iaei1n-
iSiriTa.c cartas con lctrss A. T. ltsJ
IA sgss viID d. e-<te peri6dicp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09

k~PLENDIDO. = La Ca74 d.
i'r.sa.aa- d. J. Rendin y Co. Ailea
-. "leh-zrs esse sho un esp.enci.s .s
reast - ii4s 5yi de Dicie1ni,r,
rr .ms i iniuidst d. aIhsjss rrs
p .srA r.-galcs de Piscu.. IIay
fue at.soy.r4isr Ia ocas.1n. La cas-
sSa4 su- Up rscs9les
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04
MRS DEACARR SMITH
KNOWS CAPT. sEARBY
Local Attest Acquainted with Cap
tain ofil.fated Ship-Interesting
Story Of His Sketch Book.

Mrs. Dea Carr Smith, head ct tn,
art department Of Hardin College, II
this city, knew Captain sealby, O
the doomed Republic, personally AMI
10 speaking Of the recent terrible dis
aster she has the following to say:
TN the sumner Of 1897 Capt. Seal
by was the chief officer on board the
Steamer canopio on which crossed
TO Europe. He saw me sketching OF
the deck one afternoon and later, II
the salon, when l was sorting my
sketches, stopped and asked TO SCI
them. In the course of our conyersa
tion we discovered several mutual ac
|quaintances.
THE same day he ssid he would
like to request a favor. He then
brought forth a large book in which
were the autographs Of statesmen. &C
tors and men and women Of promi
nence of the world over who had al
time or other been his passengers.
Sin the back of the book were a
number of pages reserved for ar
lists. There we're small sketches and
paintings done by men from every
country. At the Captains request
made small water color from
memory Of Mt. Renier. / presume
this volume, which should be worth
thousands of dollars, was lost when
the Republic sank.
Captain Sealby was a charming
gentleman and even casual ac-
quaintance could expect him to act
in an emergency as he did when the
Republic sank"
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04

THE d. A. Mcmillan Memorial AS
sociation was formally organized
Thursday afternoon in the Mcmillan
high school by few Of the many
admirers Of the late Superintendent
Of Mexico schools. The purpose Of
the Association is to erect a fitting
memorial to this beloved man
through purely voluntary subscription
This is a movement everyone in Mex.
leo should interest themselves in.
Only small subscriptions are sought.
II is fact worthy OF notice that
every graduate OF the Mexico High
School is an alumni OF Prof. McMii-
Ian. He organized the High School
in this city 23 years ago when there
were only grade schools here. He
fathered the institution until 1t was
in the fore OF every high school in
the State. The purpose to continue
the Association after the memorial has
been erected and to consider all thos
enrolled on the subscription lists as
members is a worthy one. This as
sociation viii be called the Mcmillan
High School Alumni Association and
each year win hold dinner. There
are many in this city who never at
tended school under Prof. Mcmillan,
yet who will gladly subscribe to this
memorial fund.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04

THERE may be those who will
smile at the behavior of the Jury
in the Carmack murder case in
Nashville, and the Indulgence of the
judge who allows one his morning
toddy on the ground that '.the
Constitution prohibits cruel punish
ment" and suggests rolling dice when
another asks If card playing is for
hidden, but the majority of people feel
that trial of this sort is rather too
serious matter for levity and that
proper lesson on the gravity Of the
duty before the jury would have been
more timely and fitting. 1t may be
a little old-fashioned to suppose that
serious matters should be treated Sc
riously but there are many who must
plead guilty to an old fashioned con
ception that Jury flippantly charged
may be flippantly inclined when it
comes to their agreement
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04
Ais "Ludsh. p, calls Ragsda!e

AIS LuuSH- OdllS ndBSudlb
And Seems Worried
It's blooming, bloody shame. His
''ludship' is getting a "bally' deal.
Ry iove. "The Duke Of the County
JAIL L. F. Leland, who now says
he is not a member Of the Earl Of
Aberdeen's family, but is closely con.
nected with another title in dear old
England, sent for w. S. Ragsdale,
whose name he is accused Of forging
on a check.
Mr.. Ragsdale called on the Duke;
beg pardon, should have said Mr.. Le'
land, Thursday morning and had q
talk with his "ludship." Among 9th
er questions the accused put to Mr.
Ragsdale was whether he intended tc
prosecute him.
Mr.. Ragsdale informed him the
case was the States, not his, and
the only move he made in the matter
was to deny the false signature. LIE
land told him he desired to talk with
him in private and would arrange q
meeting in a few days.
A st. Louis newspaper man called
on Leland Monday. 1t happened this
particular newsgatherer was a Cana
dian and was well acquainted will
the Earl Of Aberdeen when that dig
nitary was a resident on this CONT
nent in an official capacity. He II
was who punctured the Aberdeen sto
ry for Leland.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04

.f3fi.s =
ground. But many times women call on
fheir family nhysicians. suffering, as they
t,na ea. aa,na nra from dysnansIa. another from
,masiie, . I,,ss ono y froTn liver or kid
nesfs s ulseaso, nthns sn t.or, naryons nrns-
ney disease, announcer from ns nsnsous paos
tration, another with pain mere ana tneres
and in this way they present alike to
themselves and their easy-going or oyer
busy doctor, separate diseases, for which
he, assuming them TO be such prescriDes
his pills and potions. IN realty, tney hr''
ell only SYMPTOMS caused by some uterine
disease. The physician, 1Gporant OF the
cause OF suffering, Keeps up ma treatment
until large bills are made. ,1Se suffering
patient gets no bettefN feasoe- -QA the
wrong treatment but PROBABLY worse. "A
prQper medlcipe Ike ". -Eleree.s y EaYorlIe =
PrescTlp ptIon, atrectcd q ~ ne eQllha lEQqla
hAYe enElfeI TeglaY me qlssesea mere
BY dIspelling ail those olstresslng symp..
toms. and instttutlng TomtoI. ins,eaa q
prolonged misery. y nas osen wei SAID.
that "a disease known Is nai curea.
Or. Pierce's Eavorlte fIsIscIipai,ona "a y y. =
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04

Some forty well known opticians
met in jefferson City, Tuesday OF
this week, for the purpose Of forming
an association for the protection Of
their profession. Prominent among
those present were DR.. A. G. White
and DR.. Fred Pitcher, both Of this
city. DR.. White is a member Of the
Legislative committee and DR., Pitcher
is one Of the executive committee.
The Association is intent upon hay
ing bill passed at the present ses
sion Of the State legislature forcing
all those intending to practice oph
thalmology to stand an examination
before a State board before they bs
granted a license. The object O
the bill is not only as a means o.
protection to the opticians from trav
cling takers but will prove a protec
tion to the public who might be vic
timized by inexperienced men prac
ticIng the profession and in the ent
their eye sight impaired.
There we're about so present a
the meeting. 1t was decided sue
cess in every particular. Before th
year passes it is the intention o
the Association to get as many prac
ticing opticians in the State as pos
slble affiliated with 1t.
THE LEDGER JOB PRINTER
FOR NEAT UP-TO-DATE WORK.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04
MEXICO MN WINS $40
ON QUEER BET
Bets a Buffer That He Can Do a
Stunt Which Seems Impossible
and Then proceeds to Make Good
"A Story Hard to Beat

The following story Is told on q
Mexico boy who proved himself a bet
ter buffer than his opponent and
through his acumen made crisp ten
dollar bill. 1t takes a little nerve tc
get along in this world and that this
rule Is q, true one the following Incl
dent will prove.
The Mexico youth was unfortunate
enough, a few years ago, to lose
section of one limb in railroad ac
cident. He has an artificial limb tina
fills all the requirements of a rea
one minus the Inconvenience o.
frost bitten toes In cold weather ant
mashed diglts when some unkinS
truck driver is careless In the hand
ling OF his team.
He was in pool room In West
ern city when another youth entered
and in Dragging tone told OF hii
ability as an acrobat and what b,
had accomplished in the circus ring
1t was evident that like the monsoon
of the great Sahara he was mostl.
hot air and to call his bluff the Mex
leo boy spilled a little clatter to thi
effect.
81 say, my friend said the Mex
leo boy" you may be good one an,
all that, but when it comes to circu
stunts | was one OF the hits with Bal
mum & Bailey last season. Why,
can stand flat-footed on the floor an,
touch one of my feet to the ceiling. I"
This was too much for the othe
and in few minutes a bet of 81
had been placed in the proprietor
hands. The ceiling was some min
fleet above the flow and the feat seel
ed almost impossible.
| The Mexico youth proceeded the
to remove his timber limb and tai
ing it in his hand touched the eel
ing with ease. The money was hi
and the other hurried out of the poi
room with nothing more to say.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04
QhIc
Qen c11iA>
l1eh4ioW

Do vou know of any woman who ever received any
benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
poundf8
If asv woman who is suffering with any ailment peculiar
III her M will ask her neighbors this question, she will be
surprised at the result There is hardly community in
fs country where women cannot be found who have been
restored to health by this famous old remedy made
exclusively from simple formula Of roots and herbs.
Daring the past 80 years we have published thousands
letters from these grateful women who have been cured
81 Ivaia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and never
Is al that time have we published testimonial without
te sVfifes special permission Never have we knowingly
sbed testimonial that not truthful and genuine
Here m one lust received few days ago. anyone doubts
is IS true and honest statement OF womans expert
ente With lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound write
snd ask her
ss..ston Texas. When first began taking Lydia e. Pink
ts,e Vegetabe Compound total wreck. had Deen
X fr three wears female troubles, chronic 9ysPopaA
tried several d0ctors "u'
z2fNing did me any good. 49,. .wou,a
or t,rea Years lived medicines and thought wouia
.s ret we'll when advertisement Oh Iyda r.
xSM,sa Vegetable Compound and was advised 70 Iry IT,
1x ,sand got me bottle Of the Compound ana dd
90 n ,nmc good Its am now wen woman
sid enioy the best Of health. Il -.
x advise ali women suffering from such troubles 20 give
zs Ts pnkham's Vegetable Compound TRIAL Iaey % Mon
1rpt IL for II will surely MRS bessie L nAs'
#3D Cleveland st., Houston ~,
nv woman who is sick and suffering is iooisn surely
z5t 70 give such medicine this trial why snouo "
~ do her as much good as it did Mrs Hicks. s
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04
A. Culbertson 4 Residence
Has Narrow Esea

Has Narrow Escape
What might have been more dis
astrous fire was narrowly averted
Saturday morning at the country
home of G. H. Culbertson, residing
miles east of this city. Friday night
the extreme cold froze the lead pipe
to the tank Of his wind mill. Mr.
Culbertson was in the act Of thawinl
the frozen pipe when In some name
a spark lit on the tank igniting 1t
burning it to the ground. The dam
age will amount to between $3.50 ant
$40O.
The windmill is situated near tht
dwelling on the west, and the strong
wind blowing the flames towards thu
house placed 1t in dangerous place
and for while it seemed that th'
building was doomed to go. 1t wal
only with hard fighting that th'
dwelling was saved. The barn AM
the granery narrowly escaped burnin
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04

HON. W. D. OLDHAM. si Kearney,
Nebs who married Miss Belle Fentem
the accomplished niece Of Mr. and
Mrs. .. D. Graham, Of Mexico. has
been appointed Supreme Judge Of
Nebraska. Mr.. Oldham is a splen-
did lawyer and his many friends in
this city are much pleased with. his
appointment to this important posi-
tion. for which he IL 80 wen equipped
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04

than to settle this alleged disputed
historical fact, the bill proposes that
upon making a full and complete con
fession, which shall be made public
those who aided or abetted in the
assassination of Lincoln, shall be
given full and complete amnesty by
the forgiveness of Abraham Lincoln. .
The author asks that the bill be
read in the House on Lincoln's birth
day.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04
cAy-mccEARy.

This week in st. Aubert, Mo-, LIE
roy Gay. formerly Of Audrain coun'
ty, now a resident Of st. Louis, and
Miss Florence McGeary, of st. Au'
bert. The happy couple have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Sallee, of this city, but left Satur-
day for St. Louis, their future home
The Ledger extends congratulations
and wishes them long and happy
life.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1909-02-04

THE highly colored poster adver
tising for naval recruits is to go. Nc
more shall we see visions of ApolIc
like blue Jackets being hauled III
jinrickshaws through avenues o.
geisha girls or drinking ginger poi
In tropical glades. The Navy De
partment has put the ban on the se
ductiye poster and is negotiating fol
dun colored solicitations for naval en-
Ilistments.