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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-18
AOTAS POL|T|cAS.

I'll per1Odlco de los lncorpOra
dos delssur ataca tambien 81 go
bernador Post y despu6s que defendi
di6 al Presidente por su mensaj,
al congreso llamando POGO agra
decides q los puertorriquedos; aho
ra Sc permite, nada menos, y 81
I'm suelto en- que sc ,refiere 4 Il
aprobaci6n de Mr.. Taft & los actes
del Sr. Post incluir el siguiente pa
rra6to, que no tiene desperdicio
-"Y Ia aprobacion serfa estupida. y
Tenga calma colega y no Sc le va
yam palabras gruesas, no vaya a
ser que Sc siga pensando que la. eau
So es tan mala que para defenderla
Sc pierdan los estribos y SO apela
q vocablos que indican una gran
nerviosidad.
Dice el peri6dico del sur, que
los unionistas propinan ara6azos
de cato montes al secretario Ba-
llinger, al presidente Taft y al Sc
cretario de P. Rico y en- cambio a
Mr.. Abbott y 4 otros que no Sc han
producido con respecto de P. Rico
como aquellos, les llaman buenos
americanos.
Para el pefi6dico Incorporate"
resultan antidme.acdxos los ame-
ricanos del norte, que ALI como aqui
defender 4 P. Rico, lie hacen jus
ticia, Sc ponen de parte de este pue-
bio que lucha por conquistar de-
rechos que & todos favorecerfan,
Y ne nos tratan de desconceptuar
llamandonos incapacitados, de-
sagradecidos y otras cosas mas que
segdn parece,. halla muy justas pa
ra sus compatriotas el peri6dico
del sur. Question de opinion, ma
da mas que question de opinion.
Y sigue el del ,t'cine". diciendo
que no hacen case de. 10 que dicen
unos y otros. Mala memoria-co-
mo le dice al gobernador al peri6-
dieo del directorio Incorporate"
Cuando ALA, como aquf, algunos
aniericanos enemigos del pats, han
llamado incapaeitados q los puer-
torTiquehos, y han lido q trabajar
por que resten facultades & la legis-
tura de P. Rico, s Ia camara ele-
jida por el pueblo, euyo camara
pudiera ser republican, en- 10 por-
venir( aun que es mucho suponerl
los del peri6dico del sur, como los
del peri6dico del norte, han defen-
dido a esos hombres y han hecho
coro para decir que tienen raz6n. |
Entonces no solo les ha importa-
do NADIA 10 que respecto de P. Rico
Sc ha dicho; han hecho mas, han
ap'audido 10 que nos perjudicaba
y han llegado 4 asegurar que aquf
habia un. estado, de revoluci6n, pu-
diendo ocasionar gran daiio al pals. !
Ell gobernador disminti6 enf
Estados Unidos que aquf hubiera
una situaci6n violenta y que Sc ira
tara de revoluciones, y Ell periodi-
co del directorio republicano de la
ciudad, pone una acotacion q las
a6rmaciones del gobenador. Di-
ce que ignoraba el los sucesos de Yau
co.
Es decir una question puramen-
tie particular, una "garata" en- un
bale, 81 es que la hubo, y en- que
no eran solo unionistas los acto-
res, para servir de base q una tan
grave acusacion, q una a6rmaci6n
que podrfa traer grandes perjuic os
q la isla, perjudicando su credito
y evitando Sc realizaran muchos
negocios y transacciones conve-
nientes al pafs.
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|NFORMAC|ON MUND|AL.


Paris, Julio 3.-En la Camara ST
suscit6 TN acalorado debate con mo.
two. del informe presentado por Il
Comisi6n de Asuntos Navaies.
.M deputado Delanaye, manifesto
sqne An,A Arsenal Rochefort Sc estar
bAa .h4ciendc colchones, almohadas
yotros articulos analogos, en- tanto
que muchos buques de la marina de
q naci6n necesitaban reparaciones
expres6 que uno de los servicios que
dnha Comisi6n presto durante tres
mAses, ,habia sido contra las sangui-
j9elas que habian muerto en- las far
naacias de Ia marina. 4.
Paris, Julio 2.-N Juzgado Corec-
cional correspondence ha impuesto
cten pesos de mlllta al Arzobispo
Rchsfd, por haber publcado un
pastoral en- Ia que coadenaba q plan
de- edusaei6n laica del gobierno, ca
lilicandbta, : Ia vez de anti cristiana.
Tamhien fueron muitados, como
an1iares en- esa campa1a contra Ia
ley seis curas, s dierz pesos cada
uno, neg6ndose todos 4 abonar las
multas, y 81 persisten en- no acatar
el tallo del Tribunal, seran reducidos
aprisi6n.
II. Sgaeia.
aStockholmo; JUNO LEI gobierno
ha podido eomprobar que existia
una trama perfectamente hurdida
para asesinar al Gar. durante su re-
ciente vista 4 esta capital.
Adolf Yang, asesino del general
Beehmm, cuyo crimen consum6 ei
q del mes pr6ximo pasado, era uno
de los individuos juramentados de
una agrupacion anarquista para
realizar el regicid 10.
De ese grupo fueron cautelosamen
te arrestados ocho, antes de que fue-
"a asesinado ese general.
En- una carta q. Wang dej6 escri-
ia, pues Sc suicide, deciara que pues-
to que sus companeros habian sido
descubiertos y reducidos a prisi6n,
a el no lie era possible, solo, matar al
Car, por 10 cual adopt6 por asesinar
al primer personaje del sequito i'm
perial que halo mas cercano q don
de 81 estaha.
~. E,tades ynidss.
Washington, Julio Bel Secreta
rio de RelacionesE Exteriores ha envia
do sl gobierno del Celeste Imperio
por conducto del embajador en- esa
naci6n, una nota muy energica, pro-
testando de Ia consesi6n hecha &
Russia concediendole el control de
las municipalidsdes 4 10 largo de las
Was del ferrocarril russo, en- ell Norte
de Ia Manchuris, alegando que d.
cha ccnsesi6n constituye un privile-
gio que lesiona a los Estados Unidos
e mfr 'nge los tratados celebrates
{ ESQ efecto.
New York, Los trabaiadores to-
dos de ID compaiiia constructors
de las maquinas de escribir "Reming
ton }" que tiene sus talleres en- esta
ciudad,se han declsrado On huelga,
y los trabajadores de otras fabricas
invocando el principle de solidaridad |
el trabajo, ascendien |
do en- total los que no trabajan 4 dos
mil trescientos.
Portugal
Lisboa, Julio Bel sefior Morga
dor, con su famiis y algunos invi-
tados celebraba un banquete en- su
castillo-residencia, situado en- las
inmediaciones de Ia antiqufsima vi
lla de Nayia, Espana, cuando un
criminal que escape, lanzo por una
ventana una bomba al salon en- ell
cual Sc celebraba dicho banquete
La bomba rebot6 sobre una de
las ventanas, cayendo sobre la mesa.
La explosion fue horrorosa, que
dando destruido ell salon v muertos J
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A las senoras

Desea colocarse para trabsjos do
mesticos, como costuras de ropa de
hombre, arreglo Dc ID ropa de Ia casa
y otros oficios analogos uns sehora
con buenss referencias. Retribuci6n
m6dica.
Dirigirse- Gabriela E. P. O.
Box 126.-Rio Piedras
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Margarita Sc llama Ia heroin;
de nuestro cuento. Sus padres Il
adoraban sobremanera. Dona Do
rotea, SUI amantisima madre. uns
sesentona que d pesar de serio Sc
conservabs bien,, cifraba en- la nj
ma todo su orgulio. Margalita
donceila de diez y nueve abriies,
era de una belleza Incompatible.
Su linda cara de- impeeabless per
files y SUI tez blanca de blancura
tersa y frescamente sonrosada, uni
das q I'm cuerpo de airosa fexibi-
iidad Juneau, va cierto afre de sim
patfa que era en- ella ingenito. da-
banie tanto realce, que los j6venes
Sc desvivlan por agasajarla, y las
mozas por estar en- correspondent
cia con muchacha tan guapa y apre-
ciada.
Los padres de Margarita vivian
en- una posicion desahogada y eran
muy bien considerados en- Ia ciu-
dad de X, su residencia, por la eje-
cutoria de descender de una fami-
liza de muy noble estirpe. Dona
Dorotea, debido 4 10 irritable, Sc
vero { infexible de su caracter,
babfa conquistado ei predominio
en- ell hogar, con detrimento de los
inmanentes derechos de don Girls
pulo, esposo, y desde iuego, cabeza
de familia. En- SUI casa, ella era
la que prevenia decidia y ejecuta-
ba. Ell marido era un trasto
cualquiera, solamente it'll para
comprobar que dofa Doro-
tea habia tenido tambien en- sus
mocedades, quien la galanteara y
Sc sacrifcase por ella. Esta sei1o-
ra tenfa una dea fila en- su cere-
bro: el casamiento de Margarita,
y sofia decir muy q menudo en- vi
sitas y teatros, que SUI nina tenfa
que unir suerte con un hombre
dc mucho talento y no menos ha-
cienda.
Mientras la mama, Penepole ilu-
soria, tejfa y desterjia sus cuentas
galanes, Margarita Sc abrasaba de
passion por un guapo mozo, cuyo
uni CO patrimonio era el privilegio
de un talento exceptional,
prueba del cual habfa dado
en- distintas ocasiones, va en-
las paginas de un libro, 6 en-
las columnas de importantes revis-
tas. Tomas era ell nombre de este
afortunado mancebo, quien anna
ba tambien acknowledgements q Mar
garita,. La madre de esta, Sc ha-
llaba en- autos de la mutua simpa-
tia de los dos j6venes; pero fingfa
desconocerlo todo, aunque a We
ces dejaba traslucir algo de SUI re-
primido enojo.
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en- ell acto el senior Morgador, su es-
posa, una hija y tres comensales.
6ran Brstaha

Sh VI eASVC VI oSAO4 4Ao4 SeSNOly Oh &c
) posa, una hija y tres comensales.
6ran Brstaha
Londres, Julio Bel almirant
Lord Beresford compareci6 ante va
rios miembros del gabinete con mo
two de las acusaciones hechas en- $,
$ discurso en- la reunion de Ia CAmar.
1 de Comercio londinense, acerca d.
lque 1nglaterra no estaba prepared,
|para defender con su marina el te
rritorio ingles y que Ia administra
ci6n del ramo era Incompetence
quedando demostrado que no pods
comprobar esas manifestations.
Los ministries que 10 escucharor
han censurado su actitud, pero no Sc
dignaron presentar un informe dan
do cuents de 10 expresado por el al
miranp:1
Bn desprendimiento de TERRA en-
a dique Alexandra" :, Newport Wa
les, ha sepultado s mas de Glen ira
bajAd9res, temiendose que sea pere
cidoN por asficia.
Mientras el rico v conocido joyero
de esta capital, NJ. Goldschmidt,
comfa en- el "Cafe M6nico", ]e sus
trajeron una maletica que .contenia
joyas y piedras preciosas por va.or
de medic million de frances.
Alsmani,
El Emperador Guillermo ha con-
tribuido con siete mil quinientos
pesos, al sostenimiento de la Asocia-
ci6n de la BoIsa del Trabaio, cuya
mission es la de haliar ocupaci6n a
los trabajadores que carecen de ella.
Con el mismo fin, ha acordado Ell
Gabinete prusiano, consignar un Gre
ditto importante en- ei pr6ximo pre-
supuesto.
BERLIN.-Los banqueros y ma
nufactureros han organizado una Ii
ga Bancaria para poder resistir los
ataques comerclaies en- cualquier in
dustria donde Sc les quiera hacer la
competencia.. En- esta Liga Sc cuen-
tan 100 miembros de la CAmara de
Comercio y de la Bolsa, y 400 repre-
sentantes de poderosas casas conner
ciales. Tambien figuran Alberto Ba.
lin, director de la linea de Vapores
Hamburg America, y Mr.. Mendel
ssohn, de la firma bancaria del mis-
mo nombre.
Varsovia, Julio 3.-El general Sy-
TIM jefe de jendarmeria ha sido
alevosamente asesinado por un CRU
po de soldados de ese cuerpo que Sc
hallaban emboscados conveniente-
mente en- cierto lugar, espe. ando que
el Jefe cruzara, y que descargaron
sobre el sus armas dejandolo
muerto en- el acto.
La hija del general que 10 acom-
panaba, y que pudo salvarse huyen-
do, fue mas tarde encontrada por
unos asesinos quienes Ia inmolaron
en- la misma manera que al padre.
San Petersburgo, Ell Jefe del Ca
binnete russo NJ. Stolypin, ha dado
un decreto por el cual los criminales
en- 10 sucesivo seran juzgados por los
tribunales de justicia y no por los
siendo estos los que enten-
deran en- las causas de las huelgas
que amenacen el orden y agitacio-
mes politicas que perturben Ia mar
cha ordenada del Gobierno.
China
Peckfn, JUNO 29.-Con motive de
haber fallecido el domingo proximo
pasado, de repente, y en- circunstan-
cias que despiertan sospechas, Yang
Shih Slang, virey de Chichili el
Principe Regente del Imperio, Chi
dino ha desginado por decreto a Juan
Tang, gran simpatizador de los Esta-
dos Unidos, para ocupar ese impor-
tante cargo.
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SaIio absuelto

FL iurado de la Corte de distrito
de Arecibo ha declarado exento de
responsabilidad criminal al acusado
Rafael Padr6 Pares, contra quien ell
fiscal de aquella corte sostuvo una
acusaci6n de asesinato en- primer era
do. Defendi6 al acusado el LIDO. Juan
Hernandez Lopez. /.
competencia del ST. V9lez Espada
el que segGn informes eiercera en-
el vecino pueblo de Yauco.
Con motive dc las vacaciones
han llegado & este pueblo las into
igentes profesorss Y bellfsimas
sehoritas Felicita Garcia Rodri-
guez y Angela Franco, 4 quienes
les deseamos las mas gratas impre-
stones.
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Carreras de- CabaI|oS en- Ponce
Ola Is I.E JULIO.

La SAN JUAN AUTO COMPANY expide pasa1es de
ida vueta Ponce. en- AUTOMOB1L al precio de DIEZ
Y SEIS DOLLARS por asiento.
Los automobiles saldran de San Juan ell dia 25 las
de la manana legaran Ponce la 12 deldia antes
FL regreso de Ponce sera e dia sguiente 26 las de
la maiana.
Ell dia "a las del da quedara cerrado despacho
de dichos tickets.
Para mas informaci6n
Garage de la Empresa Ysabel segunda No g San Juan
BOX. 4o4. TELEFONO as
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PORQUE TR|UNEA' Il AMOR.
(Por Diego Vazquez.)

,rso.---para el campeonato de La Gorespondencia.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-28
"ONE FLAG, ONE COUNTRY, GOD OVER ALL"

Motto of the American Flag Associaton.)
Editor tarHonouu few of the earmas of an Am
The remark of of her most
Saturday the effect that the arrival of more
Sans vessels should be the signal for hosting all the
American flags the city, brings this forcby to mind Respect to
National deploraby lacking Honolulu The foreign
population have little respect for it. and the example given
them b The National Air is almost always rend
departure of who to it, Not the
Why they would be much better Herr Berger
dropped Star Spangd Banner from his orepeated
Familiarity contempt the Nations hymn AS to the
display American Flag anyone who crossed Aaa Park last
election day. which happened also to be the birthday of the Japanese
Emperor could have looked in of the points of the
for single display of the American Flag but he could have
counted dozens of the Nppone banners This has been repeated
then and being repeated the occasion Of the return
of Soya and Aso really makes little difference what the
Louis think of the Americans in Homo
lulu but it serious when people whose parents vr-
ay raised in the shadow of Bunker HILL whom the Ride of Paul
Revere the Mystic Road the Battle of Lexington Concord and
a the glorious story of the Revolution
far eXpatrate themselves forget their duty the Flag
OF the Country of which they are born subjects.
Certain of the Union do allow the flag of foreign power
raised unless accompanied by the Stripes
with Such law is badly needed here Independence Day
celebrated thoroughly by the few American Jap
ports particularly Yokohama Honolulu This is
Shameen foreign Canton There
good deal the matter with Amecanism in these islands What is
needed than anything probably influx of American citizens
the mainland take the in the fields,
Portuguese the last batch of whom brought all British
rail rather strange way of showing the Amer
can spirit AMERICAN.
Honolulu June 20, 1909.
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advanced to mans work in the cane
fields. For two years he drove one Of
Pains horse cars in the city, then OBJ
tanned a good position with the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co. Last
year the people of the City and County
of Honolulu elected him as their first
mayor. Mr.. Fern spoke fiuently in
English and was roundly applauded at
many points and the conclusion.
1t was the general verdict of those
who had been there before that more
iovial and entertaining anniversary
celebration had never been held by the
St Louis Alumni.
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find with the referees decision.
Ever a cyclone cellar will not pro-
tect a ran from domestic tempest.
Don't forget that your wife enjoys
a little honest praise now and then.
A graft by any other name is just
as apt to land some men behind the
bars.
When it comes to falling in love
with a giddy girl there's no fool like
an old foil.
The wife of a dyspeptic man may
not agree with him any more than her
cooking does.
The average man will stand up for
himself no matter how many people
he has to sit on in order to do it.
It's as difficult for some people to
draw their own conclusions as it is
for them to extract their wisdom
teeth.
Some men never think of earning an
honest living until they accidentally
get a good, hard jolt in the right
spot.-Chicago News,
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Men of understand that no matter what the
primary motives of a strike may be- matter which party
right and which wrong that issue raised by the
Of violence 1t not then question of the rights
wrongs the original quarrel question of abandoning
o sustaining the law.-Argonaut
which every American and alien Amer-
can should Tie right of aborers to strike or to
unqucstoned They quit time they choose But
the minute violence, interfere with the rights OF
other Observation-Disclosures who have quit ntmdate others to
from taking their pacesan issue raised with the
law The applies locally Every striker strike sympatizer
intimidation prevent woudbe aborerN
working borers strike against their WILL comes
within thus raised and there should be prose
evidence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-28
st. Louis College
Alumni Reunion
CELEBRATED SATURDAY GHT LUAU PREPARED UNDER
DIRECTION OF MAYOR FERN-SPEECHEs, CoMCAL
SKETCHES A ENJoYMENT-MAYoR
FERN RELATES THE STORY OF HIS LIFE

One hundred and eightyfour sat
of st. Louis College on Saturday even
ing, the occasion being the annual re-
union of st. Louis College Alumni AS
ISOLATION. 1t was a luau altogether
in native style excepting only that
tables bore the feast and chairs the
feasters. 1t was also of the ancient
brand in all save the modern bottles
and brews.
Sentimental ando convivial music was
furnished at intervals by the S. l.. C. A.
double quartet. Emil A. Berndt pre-
sided, the seat of honor on his right
being occupied by Principal Brother
Henry Principal Brother Frank of
st. Josephs School, Wailuku, one of
the earlier instructors at St. Louis,
pronounced a blessing on the feast, on
which all sat down and set to. Mayor
Fern had supervised the preparation of
the viands and a bevy Of girls, mostly
his nieces, gracefully waited on the
tables The cooking proved to have
been perfect.
Chairman Berndt, when the attack
on the dishes had somewhat subsidized,
gave an opening address and began
calling off the program. Interspersed
with the performances of the musicians
and the college yell, together with
comical sketches, short addresses were
delivered by Bro. Albert of Hilo, Jas,
L. Holt on Duty" w. R. Harrington
on behalf OF the press, Daniel Logan
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there is something in the way of reaty-malng be-
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time that here bit of franness be-
the governor and the peope isn't enough to show that
this chamber business this all and mystery-mon
gerng every proposition that leads misunderstood
likely to give appearance things and lead to pan
impressions
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-28
A NEW LIQUOR PLAN.

Ava an odme Intoxicating liquor which is supposed have
qualities of its own rendering worthy Of special attention from the
awmaker throughout the Territory under licenses which are
annually in each taxation district 1t worth consd
whether desirable difficult combination of restricting and
regulating ordinary liquor traffic and the time getting
the government full from it. might not be secured by follow
ing such PLAN system there would be certain fixed
allowable in each district and they would to the
highest bidders and when obtained they would be of such
erca ve that The holders would be very careful about eoprdz-
ing them by violating the law
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-28

on the influence of st. Louis College
in the community, Charles X. Hopkins
on Home and Country Bro. Frank
in response to a choral salute from the
singers, Brother Henry in wise and
witty counsel, ]. E. Rocha of Hilo
with words of encouragement and,
finally, Mayor Joseph Fern.
Among the sketches was a side
splitting description of an Irish wake
by Brother George. Messrs. May and
Kerr made the company roar with an
original slSit on the japanese strikers,
and Henry Vierra in one of his always
laughable Chinese specialties neatly hit
off Interpreter Willie Crawford, who
was present.
Mayor Fern made as good hit with
his oratory as he had done with his
services as chef. Relating how he
had educated himself, having never
had a days schooling, he begged per-
mission of Bro. Henry and the faculty
to attend st. Louis College for one day
to quality for membership in the
Alumni Association. He was sure he
could induce Supervisor Logan to act
as mayor for that one day. In more
serious vein he spoke highly of the
work of St Louis College. The story
of his rise in life was interesting. AS
the fourteenth child of his parents his
father sent him out to earn his own
living at teider age. Beginning in
a minor position on Renton's planta-
tion on Hawaii, at $3.50 week. he
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The umbrella dealer has a lot put
by for rainy day.
A doctor of divinity should believe
in the faith cure.
There is more or less moonshine in
the astrology business.
The winner never has any fault tC
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the United and Japan Unless something definite
given for each country suddenly having Its amba
the trip home look for revva of
Japanese purchase of the Philippines if for
tonll speculaons a to what is in the wind
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Perhaps there many aassns seeking the Gar after all
possible kill chief of artillery in his presence
Stockholm yesterday would have been possible to kill the
himself and the fact that the murderer Immediately committed
would have been equally willing do either job
It would from this incident that it quite possible for
chis 10 geta chance the Russian ruler
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-28

the of the Japanese Washington ambassador to
and Of the American Toxic ambassador Toxic will be
allowed without much speculation regarding what is going
between the governments Yesterdays cabed statement
that Taaira home government wished TO discuss with him certain
possible treaty amendments relating to commerce and navigation
The explanation of Ambassador OBriens trip is that It for
ton purposes solely Unless the United States anxious reopen
the anchurn quesonprobaby involving violations by Jap
the open door policy supposed have been secured by The
Portsmouth treacre known questions of pend
ing between Japan and the United States.
Won't Mr.. Maxine Mr. Negoo kindly call the sheriff
and politely inform him that they do intend resist the legal
authorities of this their unadopted country?
Evidently there is something in the way of reaymang be-
Smyrna times., 1909-01-06
Breed and f,icrcbas

From eIpeIi-ie-.s L.aGe By NJ. RouS
sci in ariS ii appears that only the
crust &C L"e&d is Submitted to Il SUI
ficiently high temperature to kill aii
the bacteria which the loaf may con
tain. The Inside of the loaf may there
fore be contaminated by the microbes
from consumptive baker CT conveyed
in the water, as is the case with "
phCid fever and cholera Professor
MetchnikOf was asked his 0piniOn
whether bread could not be source OF
danger. and his answer WAS as fol
lows: Il don't think so. The tempera
tu"e to whit the inside Of a loaf is
submitted generally exceeds 10 de
grecS +. At this temperature many
micrG1es are Ei,ied-thCse of tubercu
lOsis, FOR inStance-but there are mu"I
harder germs. such as those of anthrax
the germs CT which are only killed al
over 224 degrees +. But anthrax is
rare, and it is hardly likely that Il bak
er attacked by this terrible malady
would continue to WCrk once the dis
ease had declared itself" Professor
Metchri.;cH advises, however. tina
only bread which is we'll baked. anC
therefore not crumbly. should be eaten