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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
lO4 YEARS OLD.
-
John Griffith, Of Cherokee,
Lawrence County, KY,
Is Undoubtedly One Of the Oldest Men
Now Living in the United
... States.

| 1t is quite common to hear The
wish expressed to live TO be hundre
And If one attains this great and
very unusual age one is not, even
then, willing to shuttle off this NOR
tai coil" Life, though full of thorny
/ roses, is sweet, and, TO again quote
the immortal Bard of Avon, it is bet
ter to bear the ills we have than
/ fly to those we know not of.
Hence the Unborn desire for length CT
days. There are, however, but few
centenarians. In fact only compari-
lively few reach, by reason of
strength" four score years. In twelve
/ hundred years only four European
sovereigns lived to be eighty years Ct
age. We read of and helr of these
octogenarians and centenarians, but
they, particularly the one hundred
class, we seldom see. Hence when
a man who really is hundred years
old, and then some, as the saying
IL. is living less than twenty-five mile
from you and you hear of it your Gu.
rtosity is aroused
rs there, you say, such a person
living so near Louisa?" Undoubtedly
His name is John Griffith, and he liv
on Cherokee Creek, about two miles
from Blaine creek. He is one hun.
dred and four years old. This extra
Ordinary longevity is so well at
tested that it admits OF no doubt
whatever. One proof of Mr.. Griffi:I
claim that he is now four years pa
the century mark is this: Chilt u
borne, a well known and reputabl a.
izen of Blaine, says that once when
Mr.. Claiborne Swetparas, 'Ssccedce u
Mr.. Griffith vas speaking o N Fl
respective ages each told his Il e
Mr.. Swetnam told Griffith tliatt d
kew exactly how old he tGriffitb 4 va
and, said Mr.. Swetnam, 81 am are
years older than you" Mr. swe ualn
age is a matter of record, and
he had lived until no #hf %pJlt
have been 1O7 years oI TIuIs pToo
would be acceptable a curt o
law. Mr.. Griffith is .arj.a0ly vel
preserved. His heal is cellent
he goes about the igl ,od q
foot, and nearly al N- tcultie;
ave well preserved
I If there are other .. Sandians
who have passe the hundretl
milestone in th lou -'5. If life thC
News will be D.eGsr, fl give ihem
rIerited publicF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Lawrence Circuit Court.

The spring term of Lawrence CTR
emit Court will begin next Monday,
and the outlook for a long and busy
session is good. The docket is big
and embraces crimes and misdemean-
Crs ranging from breach of peace "a
tie willful taking of human life
Sheriff Stone and his deputies have
been active and successful in ihC
service of bench warrants and sum.
nionses, and this activity means worl
for juries and attorneys.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
ODD EN0Ws CELEBRATE
'slth Anniversary. Louisa Lodge Has
Program for April 26th.

One OF the most extensive Self-gov-.
elned provident associations in The
world Is that of Odd Fellowship Be-
g'ning in England nearly a hun
dred years ago, its members ure found
in every quarter of the globe On the
26th of April, 1909, it was introduced
into the United States, and on each
recurring anniversary the Odd Fellows,
OF the United States have been tccus-
toned to observe in a fitting man
ner So auspicious event. On Mon
day y xt Louisa Lodge, No. go. /. o.
D. F., will celebrate in an appropriate
way this memorable epoch in the
history of their beloved Order. The
membership here is quite large and
enthusiastic, and, weather permitting,
The celebration will be fine one.
The program for the day is short
out comprehensive:
$3.50 a. m. Parade.
1880 a. m. Preaching, NJ. E. Church.
South.
t2:3O p. m. Dinner.
The Louisa Brass Band will furnish
the music. The dinner will be served
il! the |. o. o. F. Hall and will con-
sist Of; Soup, pickles, cnions, chick
en- with dressing, rib roast with brown
gavy, mashed potatoes, peas, corn
beans corn bread, ice cream, cake.
mince pie, coffee, tea, cigars.
Fort Gay.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
LstcheT County Primary.

In the Letcher Republican primary
enc of the most spirited In the
corn;y's history, the following nom
nations were made: County Judge
Henry Yates; County Attorney, Mon,
zoe Fields; County Clerk, Bryant
Rentley; Circuit Court Clerk, Steven
C~mbs; sheriff, Louis ook; Superin.
tendent of schools, Henry Dixon; AS
SCISSOR, George Adams; Jailer. William
.Iall; Coroaer, Joseph Yonts; Survey
or John Pryor Contrary to primary
rules. money and whiskey were used
to influence voters. and number
Of 10 contests ore probable.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

Mr.. E. F, Howes, of Paintsyille.
passed through Louisa Wednesday en-
ais way to Hutchinson, Kansas, to
see his brother, Rev. Chas Howes,
who is dangerously sick, rhe first.
knowledge the relatives had of his
illness came in a telegram which
stated that he was in dying coudi-
tion. Rev. Howes is a native of Paints
vile and is prominent minister in
the NJ. E, Church. He is an uncle of
Mrs. Fanny Wade, Mrs. j. L. Carey
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

The hats worn by the women Of
Augusta, this State, must be fearfully
and wonderfully made. They--the
women-have petitioned the city coun-
Gil to compel the merchants TO raise
=" 'wnings TO the height of Fix
and one half feet from the sidewalk
claiming that under existing coudI-
t'Qns they could not wear their new
spfing head gear.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

Sam Dock Smith of Docks creek
has a duck that lays black cggs.,
Rumble, the photographer, went
cut to, Sans home last week and
rlade a picture of the eggs viii, h
viii be sent 10 a poultry journal
Ceredo Advance
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Recent Marriages..

On the 10th. inst. Mis- red.
Collier was married by tn Kew.
A Hay to James NJ. Barke, Tne 4,
ties live on the head of Pig 9.8u
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

The Democratic Senators agreed to
stand by Senator Paynter in mis- right
against the 6-cent tax on leaf tobacco.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

Miss Grace Burton ant Richar y
Ius were married on lsth I yhis
Eionth at the residN M = j.
Thompson, the grar the
b,ide. The Rev. L, al per-
formed the ceremon..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
The fo,rol Released.


week ending OF Fres'ohspurg' NY
Kyme Fin 'e '1'e'e''
let was not surren-
d. E. Frai 10, :, po,sa ~,
A. w. Hu Urged with hlying
Spencer Is h of nay by false
Charley Jc represented by
NJ
A. w. Lyct pn,
John New. 'A
Henry New som. o' 'en -
John Pigg W
Arch Sloan anu ~
Arch Smitl a' ~
II. NJ. Walk
Mrs. Eliza y lson.
! \ NJ. HpghesN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
Would Bring Back |

Mayor ], NJ. Knight, I
land, has written a le
ernor Wilson, telling
planned for July next
the splendid history d
English city, and that /
ton to secure, IL posi-
enee Of a representatiN
clty and hamlet in tn,
ook its name from Ba
The Mayor sets OF
Knott county, Ky. I
rom Bath England,
'ty would be delight
young Kentucky be
sction OF the State as
We during the celebr
iheduled for July l9u
I'm response the G,
Interpretation of
[ expressed doubt
the little mountain
Ky would undertak
h glish city
"A ! the MAYOR, hang
u d locker the girl
nty, would bring
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23
lied IN vUAL fIINE.
I Wallace, tgeIIy Of Peach
;hard, Loses lis life al

n, bile, Ky, Ap. is. 1909 j.
son has returned nom Wilton,
he and Miss Cora Brown
, wn attended the funeral Of
Pr-in.la law, George Wallace,
killed IN the mines last
V " fiss Cora will remain with
sn,end I'd family several days.
| Life I lace was reared on Big
organ had been in the ,Iellico
hodS' twelve or fourteen years.
% % son Of John Wallace, Tor
l'' r ldent of mines at
d Torchlight,
brothers, clint Wallace,
! nt book-keeper for the
I'd Coal Co., at Peach
D. ~ Wallace was mem
----- .--s ----- ecret orders, rs .ullOws:
. lheod 3lows, Encampment, ind
SISTER, ~ All took part in the
2 Miss &c. K P's, leading ,he
aunt Lid
; Sunday. was caught by fall
Miss G. le of the Norta Jellico
her brothIV pm, about $3.50 on We'd
p;rd;o and died at 3 o'clock
- lining. ..
grand fatI ,oo,don, ond ,o,d ais
tdrl rot afraid to die. Hid
Sunday. and htree children,
E. MISS II Two boys), and most
her cousin mourn his untimely
Miss CaIIallace was an honest
her brothel| prking man, an fec
Miss ANIL and a kind father
Sunday. ememher him as one
uoao w. Is he ever had.
Chapel SatLy a Friehu'
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n. W. ]. Vaughan, State Worker

lr. w. ]. Vaughan, State Worker
the Kentucky Sunday School AS
'ciation, met with the Mason County
Executive Committee Wednesday ven
ing. i
Mr.. Vaughan in his enthusiastic wa
t3lked to the committee on the latest
pans of the nterdenominationa Sun
day School work Plans for this yclr
were outlined and discussed in Ge'ail.
-Maysville Bulletin.
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restonsburg Herald.J

Prestonshurg Herald.)
= oman's Home Mission So
the above church held
Saturday April 10Th, at
.ey realized the splendid SUM
\ ,.
] ! many friends OF Mr.. VIII
\ / m be sorry TO learn that he
\ b low, at his home, and 1t Is
p" Fh ,ubtful II he will recover from
Bpe less. .. .:...
Ailli Joa o
rheirtar Prestonsburg Coal Company
Ma ihes sumed operation after a month
been lhe ctivity. .... s..
are bln .
MIR hadoting fish from the bridge Is
Ar yorite diversion of the young
Jhendl IN PrestonsburR,
\ w o
l-,s h Thursday night surprise
In was given at the Harklns Iesi-
- to the young daughter Miss
Lrmh phiue Splendid music was
Gno cred and interesting games We're
ton .lged, followed by delightful re-
80 hments. Everyone had most en-
count BILE time. ..." ,...
samlj -. now hank
largs. ne 0on''"'' ~.
'eSe ding for the First National Bank
Wy y been lei, and work will be be
baT AT once by p, O. Shrake, 'h'
RIA lractor. This building when com
Plkte will be the finest bank buildinl
"es Eastern Kentucky, having al III
Al est conyeniences that go with =
4 'he lO-date bank,
sateI q
I'M are very sorry to say that ID
lerin aence Of Lat Hobsou. who lives '
loon town WAS destroyed by fire, "a,
leave morning. We understand The
llom fortunate in saving their turn
Norki and household effects. They .
ehurct living in one of Mr. Hlrkin
electid
! Gonund
In heS1 citizens OF Prestonsburg "ou
sters know what has become OF
IN MS ,ters OF the electric light n
Insui'eq works franchise.
barton "
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Oal Miners.
OooOoOOoeOG

be Aad been out of emp
monshs past, and that heOal Miners.
courf ferfeiting as an alter
sfart tation. The Federal -
lcge that he served IT, ''' ''u' 'oA'
state penitentiary at Nc.
regard fhe counterfezting U Eflnst
HIM az very IMPORTANT one. IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

' 1' :" iAny distractions, but none
h', ~ ate as poor health. Success
an u ds health, but Electric
nliu west greatest health build
non, nNN has ever known. II
1phT 4 action of the etom-
r3ml Inc specHs Aneys, bowels, purifies
SO. Pas pnyluT he blood, and tones
.Abdhe Uhe the whole system.
Ar1ieW ot thf1rN nd keen brain follow
liant afford TO slight
eAi4 ould hoq'eusy II weak, rundown
9chhihe merIeen SOC. Guaranteed BY
NSH eonu i"u puisa, Ky.
ISH PAIRING Jould II
SAior the in this
,#rS Sontns |aintain \ Branch.
'JhIln I'M jMr Bartoi -
Snl was prom preached on Lict
laou1 lit is likel-A
~, a ssIng cireu Il Mrs. John Rat
Il y ecome knot' I OK "A N ""'"3, ".
Sg % slgnaHon { ser snn%an snr1aH F'S'"'
n Fkad deel5 sht uays nhstR John Emond
Y Mar tsd ad come to'p -
h Ind re aflia iaStan ,bcrryi Is no better
IlAWh, lso arm ,r q baptizing at Torch
.lN ,tA to theNnd CLARENCE Presto
~ o, ip,msA ks Saturday aud Sun
N16B Us A was calling on Il
>. Kn
lSiH1 Nplained to Ahmnon visited hon
IEon must cotsk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

On t''a Of this moyh Miss Ida
Wills a isf Nor dFcai Wilson,
W ~ .arge a andatle, the, Rey,
n COM SlhapIjtk
Va, about "a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

iRoAD TO SUCCESS
,Any obstructions, but none o
ate ma moor health. Success
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-04-23

tH Ience of Mr.
'l Hest tenderedT
II Mme Mr.. Reid
Y ~ use of prohib
I'D the serlou
ri and agreed |
d so no furtII
d from the lN'
ii Reid LETT j. \
t,but went at IeS
N notified Mr., luf
ID West tended II
wever, West5A ~ Y
III yue lat once, ~
mi with membenC
" S committee rSe |
IL d filled an e
Henderson lasl .
IN be his last eiA
lin the meantiHV
Fations TO leave
|ared a written -
3 DR.. Beauchan
ettsburt episoq
ta which he std
III a general bI
he must leave Il Mr.
This form otote:
cepted by the An in
agreement, out az
Mr.. West, and f9lui.
cause generally. I Ca
of the scheme
b prot and scored
At Catlettsbur4
irate father of on
bringing the CHI
watch the situatiN
llr. Reid returned
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Must Face a WA

ftcading guilty TO
dies for making coun
his possession and
lie had made hunf~
spurious coin, WHY A
former school teache
was held to the Fede
by United States Comri
at Cincinnati last Satul
Dhttuc tnId Hnn,n,;..fo, =,
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Prestonsburg Herald9
'oman's Home Mission So
the above church held a
i Saturday April loth' at
ey realized the splendid sum
}.
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many friends OF Mr. VIII
III be sorry to learn that he
low, at his home, and 1t Is
,ubtml II he will recover from
ess. ....
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,ur Boys
4 it now.
y suit,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
DE- S0cI EDAD.

Despidiendo al Sr. Post Ell go
bernador Cotton ofreci6 aver un
almuerzo de despedida al Sr. Re
gis H. Post, ex gobternador de la
isla, que despues de pasar tres Sc
manas en- esta ciudad regresa su
residencia en- los Estados Uni
dos. Fueron invitados al almuerzo
varios sehores amigos del goberna
dor y del Sr. Post y el almuerzo
duro hasta las 2 de Ia tarde. El Sr.
Post EMBARGO hoy y lie deseamos
el mejor viaje.
En- su, dics Entire otras distin
guidas damas de esta sociedad ce
lebran hoy sus dias, las bellas Sc
iloritas Conchita Morales, Concep
cion Larrinaga, Concha Llanos y
Concha F ernandez. Que este dia
como ell de los amos venideros sea
para todas el mas dichoso.
A ballar. A las 9 comenzard la
]arana bale de esta noche y Sc
cree quedard muy concurrida.
A Carolina. Malana va para
Carolina en- donde pasard una cor
ia temporada, nuestro joven com
patricia el Sr. Enrique Urrutia.
Que Sc divierta mucho.
Para el 'carnet''. Una simpati
ca boda Sc efectuara esta no
en- Ia ciudad, residencia de los dis
tinguidos esposos Julia Davila. Su
hija mayor, Ia bella y virtuosa
senorita Maria Julia Davila con
trae matrimonio catolico con el
estimable j6ven, empleado princi
pal del "Banco Territorial" Sr
Manuel Garcia Alfonzo. Son pa
drinos de los contrayentes les dis
tinguidos esposos Giorggetti Bal
seiro. La fiesta de boda Sc celebra
"a en- la casa de los padres de la no
via, calle de San Jose y dadas las
simpatias y conocimientos de los
conyuges y familiares resultara es-
plendids. Valiosos regalos han sido
hechos Ia novia.
Nuestra mas expresiva felicita
ci6n por el venturoso suceso y que
en- el nido de ventura que amor
constituye, haya siempre hernosas
flores de felicidad completa.
Ser1ner
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un check por cien mil dollars, para
que los deposite en- areas de Ia isla
como "soida" garantia del con-
traido COMPROMISED"
"Se asegura que la fanza llega-
da en- ell Caracas" la dan dos
compahfas garantizadoras de las
que en- Ia Union Sc dedican a
esos negocios. 81 ESQ es cierto, la
compania Vandergrifft tiene 9 ten
dra a. pagar "un tanto por ciento'
a las companies garantizadoras.
iY como una compai(a con en-
presas por valor de l6 millones
necesita pagar Ia garantfa cue otro
le ofrezca?!"
"Se asegara que Ia garantfa O.
frecida Ia dan, Ia "Union Surity"
de New York de Ia que Sc dice que
tiene un capital de s250,00o y Gre
ditos por valor de $572,826.2l, y
la "Title Guaranty Trust Company
de Scranton Pa. a Ia que Sc atrl-
buye un capital de $4,000"
"Tenemos pues, que los garan-
tizadores, 81 todo clio es verdad
poseen $25O,OOO mas $527, ,846.2l
mas $750,o0O, igual a $l.527. .2S6.
2l."
"Es asf que Sc a6rrna que Ia com
paiia vardergrifft, posee $4,000,
600; es asf que del capital de los
garantizadores al de Ia compaiifa
Vandergrifft hay una diferenci a
de $l4 MILLoNES, 472,l83
liars con 70 centavos s favor de Ia
segunda, luego resulta evldente q.
la compahfa Vandergrifft; posee
I'm cuantioso y superior capital a l
que Sc supone q sus 6adores.
"5Y como, dfgase, como puede
comprenderse q. uno q ue dne "A
millones de mas, sea garantizado
por dos que juntos tienen IA MI
llones de menos?"
La verdad es que ell c'onselo
debe ir con tiento en- ese asunto'
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UTIL.-El mas hieienico V entire

UTIL.-El mas higienico Y entire
tenido de los deportes es la caza.
Da vigor, salud, Y constituye un
ejercicio que abre el apetito, cons
tituvendo una diversion que pocas
cosas supera.
Tn medico frances ha dicho que
es la meior medieina para los males
del est6mago Y el linfatismo.
CmioSo.-En Ia epoca de Luis XVI.
el lenguaje de la moda era sentimen
I'll. Dtfiniendo Ia toilette de Mile.
Duthe, Sc decia :'trsje de "suspiros
adornado con ''pesares supefluos :
NADIA dc "candor periecto";; cintss
de muchas atenciones".; zapatos
"cabellos de la reina";; bordados de
diamantes ''golpes periidos"; riza
10 de 'afectos constantes, con s''
sombrero de conouists asegurad
guarnecido de plumss veleidos.. !,
cinta vista abatida'', piel de color
lie -pobE. Iecien enriauecido" Y
.nanguito de 'sgitaci6n momen
.znea.
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LECTURA CAMPESINA.

Hygiene de la lecne. .-Parece tien
den desaparecer todos los proce
dimientos costosos, dticiles y de
resultados discutibles emplesdos has
ia hoy para esterilizar Ia leche.
Ell calor, el frio, la incorporacion
de substancias antis6pticas, etc,
tienen muchos inconvenientes, y
lgunos de estos medios estan ter
minantemente prohibidos.
Ell problema debe plantearse en-
ell terreno de la facilidad y de la
economic.
Por esta vez corresponds el me
rito de una buena tendencia el sa
bio Behring, quien afirma Ia bon
dad del procedimiento de esterili
zaci6n en- frfo.
Sc funda en- la acci6n bactericida
del aqua oxigenada pequehas do
sis, un gramo por litro.
Deposftase esta en- las vasijas, an
tes del ordeno, y con tan sencillo
procedimiento queda la leche en- con
diciones para transportarla 4 gran
dos ~ ~ sin experimental Ia
menor alteration.
-ue.o, par- cti,ar Ia influ encia
que en- el sabor pudiera eiercer e
aqua oxigenada, Sc calienta la le
che d 500. y ahadiendo una subs
tancia catalftica, Sc obtiene la de:
composition del aqua en- aqua OK
geno. Este ultimo Sc desprende,
quedando un gramo de aqua poi
cada 1000 de leche, pero esta no
tiene agentes patol6gicos, nj ma
sabor, nj ha perdido su digestibilidad
InduStrid PecuGriG.
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En- Ia division Sur las nubes apenas lloraron.

La semana que termino ell 4 de
Diciembre fue fresca y SEGA. Por 10
regular la temperature maxima
media de la isla fue $40, Ia mfnima
media 64o. La temperature mas
alta que han informado durante
la semana fue 92o en- Maunabo, en-
Ia costa Sc, y la mas baja 51o, en-
Cayey. El promedio de la lluvia de
la semana en- toda Ia isla por 10 re-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
cARTAs DEL PUEBLO.
Sobre la fandacion de Pence.

Sr. Director de la Cores
pondencia" San Juan.
Est:mado compatriota:-
Lo que tratan de celebrar y &C.
lebraran los poncenos, es una tles'
ia religiosa 8 sea Ia Inauguration
de la parroquia de Nuestra Sra. de
Ia Guadalupe. Antes de este hecho
existia la raiz y e. cimiento de Ia
hoy progresista ciudad de Ponce.
El Sr. Neumann tiene Ia verdade-
"a fecha de la fundacidn, que por
desgracia ha desaparecldo de los
archives municipales.
Nosotros tenemos un documentc
del ano 1903 y otro de 1922 un anc
antes de establecerse los tribunales
en- aquella ciudad, que concuerda
con 10 dicho por el historlador
ponceno.
r. MoreL CdmpoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
0BSERvAc|QNES METEOROLO OC|CAS.
Una semana SEGA y POGO calurosa.

La precipitation pluviometrica fue escasamene me
dia pulgada.
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FRAGMENTO.

"Un pueblo tiene sien,pre Ell dere-
cho de uoridr su Constitution, por
que Sc ha hecho para 81. Que Sc pro-
ceda con gran tino, es muy natural;
pero estancar d un pueblo en- tai 81
tuaci6n que cuando la mayorta del
mismo desee modJicar Ia .Constitu-
c,dn Sc le muestre una hola de papel,
diciendole: no puedes, este papel tie
10 prohibes,, es Ia mayor de las locu-
ras const,tucionales."
LABOULAYE.
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5G6G5G9G5G5Gl
Z No dconsejes & los pr1,acipes
10 que le dgrGde, sino 10 que les
N sea ntl.-Sol6n.
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gular fue menos de media pulgada
en- Ia division N. el promedlo de Ia
lluvia fus una pulgada; en- Ia divi-
sion E. menos de media pulgada.
En- Ia division S. prdcticamente no
llovio durante la semana pasada,
solamente de d os 8 tres estaciones
informan que hubieron ligeros a
guaceros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
LA NOVEDAD.

A cierto pueblo llego
La Novedad muy lujosa,
Y cada cual que la VIC,
La califco de hermosa.
Decian: 81 esta doncella
Sc quisiese aqui 6jar,
Mucho pudiera brillar
Nuestra socidad con ella.
Como la bella venia
De una corte muy lejana,
Y acepto de buena CANA
Descansar ALI aquel dia,
Esperan Sc fijard;
Mds los curiosos la vieron
Al otro dfa. V dijeron:
jesus, y que vleja es va!
Jericd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-08
BIOS,

Este es un modelo de bata dc
dormir de senorita. Consta de
una sola pieza y una museta.. Debe
ser abotanada enla parte del frente
Debe llevar un pasacintas y ha-
cerla escotada lleva mangas cor
tas con pasacintaS. La tela no debe
ser muy gruesa de un termino regu-
lar segun la estacion. Es de las mas
elegantes de ultima novedad. FL
patron es en- tsmano 81 q IA pull
gadas. Para busto de SO Sc reouiere
II yardas de material SO pulgadas
ancho o 4 yardas ~ pulgadas ancho
y 81 yardas de cinta.
dice un amigo:
-sPorque no llama usted un
medico?
IA un medico? Para que des
pues me ponga una cuena formi
dablel iNIucha> gracias,
-Hombre. ma vez curado po-
dria usted obtcner de q alguna re
baja.
-cY 81 me .luero?
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HUMORISMO.

-sQue lie de usted un beso ?
Me eSta usted faltando al respeto,
cabalero! Io soy una mujer hon
rada,
No pretendo faltarle usted,
sehorita. y la prueba de clio es que
mi misma esposa, que es tan hon
rada como usted, lc hago, de vez en-
cuando, identica peticion.