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Additional News Of Sports Events
Well Played Choices Take
Five Cut Of Six

SALT LAKE. May 2s.-Esther NJ. at
8 to 1, was the only long shot TO win.
at the fair grounds today. All the
other winners were well supported by
the public. Old corrigan took the
fourth race easily leading to the wire.
by eight lengths.
First race, five fnrlongs selling-I.ight
Knight 1os (sI. Nelsonl<S 5 to 2 won. Cape
well, 90 BRADY, / to l. second Gypsy Vice
1O7 (Kunz) - to 1. third. Time, 1:o6 So
Banhama, Dewitt Andrew, Watiere Gabriel,
Guise, Rabelais. old Nick, finished as named
Second race, one mile, selling-Fred Bent. 106
fJarrett) 2I5 20 l. won; Liberto 100 CKunz] .
. to l. second; Exehequer, 81 lRadtkel 6sto
j. third Time, 100. Dollie Dollars, Manila s.
finished as named.
Third race. six and half furlongs. selling
Corrigan, 110 Peak, to ., won; Antara 102
(Thomas), 10 to ], second; Aunt Kit 93 Postl
AZ to /, third Time. 1:25 80. Tavora Alice
Collins Wolfville, Taskmaster finished as
named
Fourth race. six furlongs. selling-Grace G,
1O9 tn smith, 6 to ), Won; Aks-Ar- Ben. = 1ol
(SulliYanl 4 to /. second Glaucus 112 (Peak) 5
to l. third. Time I:l9. Burning Bush, Nag
azam Frank Lubbock. finished named.
Fifth race. four furlongs, selling-Cauera, 102
(AIundon), S 10 ). Wen; Silver Grain. no
(Sandy). even second; Ell Perfecto, 107 (KuIiz@ I
to l. third Time 90. Dare Do It, Quickly
o. X Herndon, finished as named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling-Estber ",
Baird, to 2 second Ioher ia Henry
? TO l. third Time, 100 10. Belle Brady.
Boloman, Lady Alicia, Prolific finished as
named.
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Washington Is FayOrite for
Coast Regatta
[SeeeiaI Dispaleh 10 The Call

SEATTLE. Wash, May 2S.-Washing
ton and Stanford varsity eights VIII
race over three mile course on Lake
Washington tomorrow morning, and
the outcome of the contest win settle
the rowing championship Of the. Pa
cinc coast Washington has held the
title for two successive years, defeat
ing Stanford two years ago and the
University of California last yeai.
coach Conibear and his men are conf
dent of holding their Wen earned lau
rels. but Coach Murphy and the STAN
fordites viii give them desperate
battle.
The race is set for 10 o'clock. but
wind and weather have TO be consid-
cred In boat races. Tonight the signs
pointed 10 a stiff breeze. and if the
waves roll TOO high the race viii have
20 be postponed. 1t viii probably be
close TO 1890 o'clock when the start
is made.
Washington is the favorite in the
race. although many critics look upon
the Stanford crew the most danger
GUS competitors the local university
has been against for three years. The
Washington crew is trained to the min
ute. Exclusive of the coXSWafn, the
eight averages 1874 pounds from,
stroke TO bow. The Stanford men look
q little beefy, and the figures given
out by Caoch Murphy tonight show
thai the cardinal crew averages 1Si IS
pounds. more than 20 pounds above the
WashingtOnians
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spEEDwAY PRoposED

KENTFIELD. MAY 2S.-A meeting of
horsemen in Marin county has been
called to discuss the proposed con-
struetion of a speedway in the Marin
county stadium, which was donated to
public use by Mrs. A. f. Kent. The
meeting will take place June at the
office of J. Il. Lewis at Kentfield.
The movement is backed by the
directors of the stadium association,
who have appointed a committee to
call the meeting and provide a means
of establishing the track Those on
the committee are: George T. Marsh,
A. w. Pollard ard j. +. Lewis.
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MARRLAGE LICENSES

THE following marriage licenses were Issued
sn San Francisco Fri6ay. Aay .. 1903;
= BA1l.-BICHaIAN- Thurman y Bane, p Pre-
s.dio and Bessie j. - Dichmau, Il -4So
Franklin ST.
DrI.ae,Y- -COsGROYE- p. Delany, ..
211a Greenwich 81. ana Josephine 49, Cos
grove. - 2sl7 Sacramento 81
Ut PEEI.-iirover C. Elam- p. 1914 Lake
ST. and Cfeneyieve .. Peel. 20. lF55 Pine 81
HUBER -R0ssIE 5No4I I-Frank Huber. p. and
An-iaiina Rassiegneli, p. both of zD4S Polk
-f-a.f-
--o1 EE- -SAHaW0Fo -Roburo inouye- p. and
reu SakaUota, - both Of l599 webster 81
l..,cI- -A1G- -spAT1DING Alexander NJ Mac
ri1 81 anl Iotlic A. Spauiding, p both
4H.I Seventeenth So
eISEI IlaIsAh sAssIIl-1lasasuke 0isli. >. 1865
F.ue So aud Lua Nebayasli, D. i2ot Fulton
~rcet
= us -s11rpKINs -ZIEGEI.-AitoaL D. orvis.
IS Oa1 Fa-k. JILL auo Lillian D. simphins
LL o. -e-5 California ST.
esrfrfi- rs Sr8E-Bichard y. smith. -. 1866
Trk So aud -osie b. Pascoe. 20. l4-s De
WATERS lIEi-roR- James D. Waters, =.
flGa .,iel,ama 81. and Gertrude *. Meilor, p.
a 30,r
p1 SHARP William J. White, p. Sl4
I4rItrerth 81. and Anna sharp le elo
eruib 81
EasE iZI8II-EACI ACIIIGo-Tovomatsu Noshizumi.
I4o palE st Alameda and AsaHo Ia
- Fuizoks. japan.
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'SOX ARE VICTIMS
OF TIGERS IN A
GREAT GAME
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

9oIE. siav 2S.-Today's game went u in
% -s a,,l uas brilliant exhibition both
sHs- -ifc elcr0nth WAS the only inning in
r.I lueag3 fcled 90 have base runner on
'e BAGS, l5 of tie visitors being left bases.
rre II. II. T.
lletr'lt .-..--.-.. -..--..- .-....-- -
Cl-a-u, ....-.--.-. j. %
aiterieS-h'l h'lllau and Stanase; Burns and sui
llrea.
Si toTIS Nay 2s.-Clerelaud won the game
fru Sf Louis hege Today I'D the seventh inning
nie- tlrre rams were scored. Score:
r. H. T..
e- -.'i.s s-------- ---.-.----s
t.'eftIaud -..-... ..-..... 10
Lai ieries-Howeu- Graham and Criger; Young
AMI Clarke.
AnELPHIA May Washington was
81 lealel here ieiiay ly 10 J i'm batting rally
at philadelphia ia the eighth inniag- tive bag
Ee7e E tartey and Collins and a single hy Muir
.ir scoring tao runs Sc0re. Il. II. j..
philadelphia ..-.....- .....--.-....
lA a~i. I-lnu -....-.. --..-.-.--.
lia-rer'es Dysert aud Liyiuston; hughes and
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National League

SEW YORK Mar 2S.-Philsdeipha and New
rfN divided double header today. The Wis
t,Hrs took the first game. ID 10 !. and the locals
scored 3 to in the second. Scores.
Ff-st game r. H. E.
IhiI.io-nhia .....--.-.-.-.. -..-.-..--Il Is
At" Alrk-.-...-
,eros-MoreH and Doom: Vanguard. Wei
CuaudaH and Myers
.onl game r. H. T.
q. aleIIaIia -..----. .....-..--.
NoH Nork----.. .....------3
tterie>-C0vclssi and Doom: Mathewsou and
S.lei. Jmpires Day and Cusack.
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St. Joseph's Nine Defeats
St. Patrick's O=4

The st. Josephs nine. defeated St.
Patriclx's in an evenly contested game
yesterday by score of TO A. St.
Josephs won the game by hitting Bal
ley when hits meant runs. Bailey op-
posed Costello on the mound. Costello
had just a shade the better of the
argument, allowing eight hits to his
opponents nine, and striking out IL
batters. The score:
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sANTA RosA MEET
Ieocc;nl Dispatch 10 The Cell

SANTA ROSA. May 2S.-The first
annual field day Of the Santa Rosa
Grammar School athletic league viii be
held tomorrow afternoon al the track
Of the Santa Rosa stock farm The
league has Just been organized. IN
their tryouts number of the young
sters have shown great ability.
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NEETINGS--Lcgal
''To the stockholders of Hale Brothers, Incor-
porated: The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this corporation will be held
at the office of the company. 979-9S7 Market
street. San Francisco. California, on the
eighth day Of June, 1909. at O'clock p.
of said day for the election of directors and
the transaction of such business as may reg
ularly come before the meeting. By order OF
the Board of Directors
MAY o. 1907
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ST. JoSEPH's
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Uster, Sheehy. Sacrifice hits
-AIoriarity. Kamena. First base en called
Rv Costello IL by Bailey . Hit by pitched
.ball-Kamenia Double plays-Fitzgerald to
Goldman: F. Collins TO McEnnerney lister to
Gillogley Passed halls-AIorarity, Thornton.
Wild pitcf-Bailey. Time OF game--1 hour and
. minutes. Umpire Makowski. Scorer-D. E.
Doran.
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Notable Deaths

JOHN C. ROBINSON, CAPITALIST An
-ele- Nag -S-Soln Clark Robinson -al,u
~ FORMER prominent businessman IN ihe
,asf Is dead ar local hospital Robinson
oas one of The incorp0rators u the Metro
.alItan telephone company, which was later
absorbed hr rfe BeI company. and was enc
r -re founders of the New York life in
s--aaco company lie is survived 10y tnree
n r bowler. RETIRED MANUFACTURER
- Los Angeles May 2S.-N- p Bowler re-
rireI steel manufacturer of Cleveland, o.
died today at the Hotel Maryland in Pasa-
.nra 10 California q year ago for his health
Tnr remains VIII De taken TO cleveland for
burial hy his SON in law. Thomas g. French
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mo THIRDS a. pARIs

PARIS. May 2S.-T. P. Thorns Grand
STAN came in third in the PriX Express
at Maison's Lafitte today w. X. Van
derbilt's Gambaiseuil finished third in
the PriX Paulamont
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f,i-rh marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be hanoeotln at
either of the publication Offices and be ndorsed
,rft, The name anl residence Of persons uurhor-
srlF Ia have tae same publisbs-l. Notices re-
s--f-fel simply 70 the announcement Of the event
Gre nlhlishod once in this column free OF charge
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MARRIAGES

cf+PfsTFAa a,-BAN ANLEY-In san Rafael, Cal,
fr $685. I-yman Forrest Christian and
na-hs Barlfy both OF s4S Ninth street, san
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lleAm9D. Fred W 81
ARMAND vineburg. sonoma county Cal,
1Iay y 1909 Marie Louise. wife Of the
isre Pierre Armand. beloved mother Of orelie
Armand and sister iH law 0f Joseph Armand,
Il native Of France. aged = years
FrienlS aud acauaiatances are respectfully
iuritel 80 anend the funeral Monday, MAY
49, 1863 ~ - o'clock a. m, from 1ie
fariofs uf Julius = Godeau- 10 Bush
street. thence 60 fhe French Church OF Notre
Dame d,.s Eicfoires. where a requiem high
mass nfH te Celebrated for the repose OF
IN -anl. commencing at 1880 O'Clock. In
q nenl Holy Jross cemetery
BLACK-In tbis city. May =, 1909. Johanna
beloved wife of Daward o. Black. mother
or llare Black. and daughter q MT ana
airs b. r. Dundon native Of san franciseo
The funeral VIII take piace today tsat-
,-rasFf 1lay -. 1903. al $3.50 ociock a. ms
frsn her late residence, 1892 Eddy street
thence r. Holy Cross church, where reiliiesn ~
lErl .nass Win BE- celebrated for the repese
re- a9rI eommencing at 10 o'clock a. IA.
Istcruent Holy Cross cemetery
EREDEEoTT- Butfc, Mont May .. l9V5
George A. dearly beloved sap of the late
Iuffe aud Geshc Bredehofl. and devoted
hrafhcr ~ Caris. john. Gertie and KATRINA
Bredeloff. airs. r. schutten MIS- ~ hlhk;
AIRS. g.. o. Dun. Mrs. y II. Bohien ana
2Trs A. kosbwiizky. aud the late Mrs. Marie
Hunman native 0f Selsingeu- Bremen
Vaerle aged - years months and 3 days
member ~ Butte aerie 30 H. p ~ =;
Friends and acQaainifMces are respectfully
inrited to affend tie funeral tomorrow lsun-
dsgt May 50 1909. at 10 O'Clock from
fsf narlere of u P Euhr 4 Co. 29l9 Mis-
SION street between Twenty afth and Twenty
sixth Inierusent Ai0mt OHvet cemetery, by
-fIeeific lnncral car from Iwenfy-nfth ana Va
ianria streets.
CCsTELLo-In this city, May 2s J9e9 James
Costello beloved father of Mrs Thomas
IIeurr and thc late John IT, Costello. and
lianarafher ~ Florence aud Walter Henry.
aatlte 81 county Westmeath- Ireland. aged
wears.
Ihe funeral NiH. take place today tSatur-
raEl. Mlr -. l909 at $50 O'Clock ~ m,
from his late residence 49, Twelfth avenue,
Sunset district. fhenec fo 81 Ann's church,
where requiem high mass VIII be cele-
iHafed for she rcpose ~ his soul, commencing
af I'D O'Clock m Inierment Holy Cross
EsCOUTELoUP P-In this City. NAY 2s. 1909. he
ored brother of Jean Escoufeioup aud Bap-
iste and edward Bupouy. and brother 81
iaw ~ airs Rosa EseoHfeioup and Mrs Marie
-and Graeleuse Duppug. native Of Franco,
aged 5s wears month ana DAYS
EGHHELL@in this city May y. 1902. at her
afe residence ~ Fast Park street. Mary. be
a0rel tgifn n John II. FARRELL. mother of
ard Mamie Riley Of New York. ana
~ Mas. ]. II. Mitchell. a native Of
- chester Eng
lends and acQuaintances are respectfully
invited i0 attend the funeral Monday. Mas
~. 1903 at $3.50 o'clock a. NJ. from the
laricrs n Barry & Scnily. 927 Valencia street.
thence u 81. Johns churcb fgr services, COM
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DEATHS

,-.aas r-rfo T. . Morshoad. John W. G5
r,.a. Johanna a. Peck. Hsriet 5000
T.-.....ff t--s - polirlse. Roy L.. lS
l-+., Eaa.es ~ Peterson. Annie T.. -
f.,,..f..Ias,f, - Quinn. Mary Agnes. 26
r~ sirrr Quian. John C. -
I-.nauar lFs r. IS Randolph. John H S3
T7r,rref E~ C fD Ryan Michael j.. -
1lfrlr t-sess Sehaefer Maria .-.. ~
raHpa.a rnralf 1G Schultz. Philip a
Tase Mary ts Skerrett Daniel
ltra.z-. Agnes 80 CS smith. Fernando A.. 81
si-e, .Fnhn R 81 .Tuchoiskr- aliss j.
Tfaa Anna 49, fg Ecstai. Marian c. 4
. L9neo. Josephine p. - Neis, Mlilam $500 -
7r.-f,In Ftrsa 80 80 FVhyers. anita 20
~sIeDonueH MIS-. M. u Winchester. &C., -
lI-l,-flsl,s-i aT J % Winslow. Harry %
lIaLIh3p Fred ". 61
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

At Observation-Disclosures ,, Minneapolis 0.
At Toledo-Toedo Z. Indianapolis /.
At Kansas City-kansas City 2. St. Paul s.
AT Columbus-Coumbus 49, Louisville 3.
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FEMALE HELP wANTED-contInued

employment at home: steady
or part time; stamping transfers.; S1-50 dozen
up Room SIG. Westbank bldg $50 Market st.
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PETERsON-In corte MADEIRA. May 81. 1902
Annie i. Peterson. widow of the late A. $.
Peterson and mother Of Walter A Peterson
and Henry &. Hubbard a native of Albany
X. y. aged 60 years. lAlbany, \. y. and
Providence T. J., papers please copy.)
Friends and aeauaiutances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today tSat
urady), May %. 1863. ut o'clock p. m.
from the parlors Of Carew & English, 1GIS
Geary street Cremation l. o. @. f. ceme-
terry. Please omit flowers.
QUINN-In this city, May 2s, 1909, Mary
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-29
EN- LA C0RTE DE DISTRIW DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN. p. r.
Seccion primera Ndmero 2,96S
Estados Unidos de America. II Presi-
dente de los Estados Unidos.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
Ex-parte.

POR CUANTO hahicndo pres-atado
81 Abogado Don Quintin Negr6n S.a-
iurjo una moci6n 4 nombre de Dona
Angela V Dona Solcdad Villa y Andi-
no para quc 81 declare 4 su favor 81 do
mimic de las SiguicnteS fincas:
'Solar radicado en- Ia calle del Ro-
BILE dc Rio Pirdras, que mide por sn
d frcntc Norte 23 metros - ccntime-
"tros. por 81 lado Este 20 metros i6
centimetroS. por 81 lado Ocste vcIntc
~ Scis metros 5G centimctros. y por 81
Sur % metros v 90 centimctros 60
"lindantc por 81 Norte con In calle del
Robbie; por 81 Sur con Dona Ubaldi-
ma Galyarin Y Dona Cruz Lopez, vim
"'da de AcoSta. por 81 Este con Dona
Carmen SANCHEZ. vinda de Cepcro, y
''por el OcStc con Don Francisco Co
"llado.
Casa de MADEIRA techada de zine, al
''tos Y bajoS, sta en- la calle del Ro-
"ble de Rio PiedraS. construida haze
"maS de nm ano, que midc > metros
"Sl ccntimetros de frcnte por . metros
"96 centimetros de fondo, con I'm mar
"tillo de 4 metros 9S ccntimetros de
:" frente por 6 metros "a c%entimetros de
"fondo, Y linda por ri dcrccha cntran-
do con otra casa de las peticionarias,
'por la izquierda con casa dc Dona
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Carmen Sanchez, viuda de Cepero y
"por 81 fondO con Doha ubaldina Gal
"varin y bona Cruz Lopez. yiuda de
"Acosta.
casa de MADEIRA terrera, cubierta de
ZINE, radicada an la calie del Roble
"de Rio Piedras, construida por las
''promovcntes hace mas de trcce amos,
''que mide q metros 81 centimetros de
"frente por . metros i3 centimetros
"de fondo. con un martillo de tres me-
"tros 80 centimctros dc frcnte por Elm.
''co metros - centimctros de fondo
"colindantc por SUI dcrccha entrandO
Icon casa de Don Miguel Villa, por Ia
"izquierda con casa de las promoven-
"ics y por 81 fondo con Dona Cruz L6-
peg. viuda de Acosta.
POR TANTO v habicndosc ordenado
por 81 Honorable Emilio del Toro, Juez
de Ia Primera Secci6n dc esta Corte sc
rublique la pretensi6n por tres wees
m nm peri6dico de los de mayor circu-
de los que Sc editan ct esta Gu
dad, para que los que tengan algln de
recho real sobre el inmueble descrito,
las personals ignoradas & q~uienes pue
ia periudicar la inscription v On gene
raj TODD ell que desce oponcrse pueda
e~fectuarlo dentro del termino de Sc
senta dias, libro ell presente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, Il % de Abril de
1909. A. Marin Marien, Secretario.
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nuera, y derramaba 4 su airrdedor la luz dc su preseneia
con tanta bondad protectora, que Il no conoeerle, le ha-
brla tornado por el bienhechor de sus bijos.
-lIija querida lie decia inclinandose navemente.-di-
me que estas hoy mejor.
-Gracias, Nj. Turveydrop; en- efecto; me siento mejor.
contesta Carolina.
-.Cuantom me alegrol iy ys querida miss SummefSon,
estareIs cansada 9-aladia bajando los parpados Y 81 ex-
tremo de sus dedos hacia mi, 81 bien sus cumplidos habfan
disminuido mucho desde la enfermedad que tanto me
transformara.
Nadia de ESQ, no siento ell menor cansancio-le deeia
yo.
- Magnifcol es precise cuidar d nuestra amada Caro-
lima. miss Summerson, y ~probarlo TODD para devolyerle
las fEerzas. Iija NIL ,-continuaba dirigiendose 4 su
nuera con graciosa amabilidad, no te prives de cosa
alguna cumple tus memories deseos cuanto hay en- la ca
sa, cuanto hay en- mi cuarto esta a In disposition, tesoro
milo. Olvida, 81 es precise. mi propio bienestar-anadia
dispon de 10 que yo necesito con tai que pueda serte ntil;
tus necesidades son mas perentorias que las MAS.
Los derechos imprescriptibles de su noble existencia
estaban de tan antigua cstablecidos. que mas de una vez
Vi 4 Carolina Y a su marido deshacerse en- lagrimas. con
movi1os por tan afectuosa abnegacion yo tambien llo-
raba. pero mi emotion prevenia lie otra cosa.
-Bien 10 sab6is, hiios mios-coniinuaba-he prometi-
Ia no separarme jamas de vosotros: sed conmigo tiernos
y respetucsos, y NADIA mas an pido en- cambio de la con-
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POR X c EMS

10 que hariamos seria darle I'm capital que asegurase
su tranquilidad y lie permitiese trabaiar sin afanarse;
que L. proporcionase una familia, sls doses lares q L 10
menos una diosa de su hogan.
ESQ ii. tutor; apruebo cuanto habeis dicho.
-Aprecio mucho Il NJ. Woodcourt y he sondeado sus
clos Il un hombre independence Y aliivo, que tiene ei
sentimiento de 10 que vale, quisiera poder scrle it'll EN-
algo, Il estar este en- mi mano. Parcce inclinado a embar-
carse por segnnda vez, pero EN- verdad es una lastima
deiar marchar 4 I'm hombre como 81.
-Su Marcia rnede abrir ante 81 un mundo nueyo.
Els claro que ST, querida Y a veces he pensado que
qnizas en- este en- que eStamos haya superintendent al
guna desgracia, algdn desengano. No 10 has dido decir2
Con la cabeza hice una se1al negaiva.
-pues me habre enganado, dijo mi tutor.
fiubo un instante de silencio. V. temerosa de aumentar
ann mas la ansiedad de Eva. me puse Il cantar la canci6n
favorita de NJ. J~arudyce.
-5Creeis que VI. Woodcourt tenga verdaderos deseos
lie nartir s-pregunte q mi tutor acabado que hube la can
ci5n.
No 10 Sc positivamente, pero 10 supongo.
ST es ash, Sc llevara nuestros votos pr su felicidad
brecera.
Sentada como estaba EN- mi lugar a~costumbrado lunto
< VI. Jarudyce, Vi que las lagrimas corrian por las meji-
Has de- Eva. sentada delante Re tni. Hice entonccs 10 uni
So me podia hacer. este IS. aparentar sosiego Y algeria;
.to siendo que su iristeza no Sc desvanecia, dijcle que
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Hotel Pa r1s
GALE MENDEZ VIGO Mum. IA
Mayagiez.
Mayaguez.

Sltuado este establecimiento en- 81
eentro de la calle Mendez Vigo, con
IN Jardin al frente, es ell que reuna
rnayores yentajas y comodidades para
los senores viajeros, y el que cuenta
con me5ores ~habitaciones f~rescas, ven-
tladas, magnificos banos Y duehas.
Comidas & todas horas
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MAS 0BRtS, RECIRIDAS

RE LII LIBRERIA DEL B0feffW
Manual de frabr;csci6n dc shosclassA
psstas para soPs y gsllstss. 20
ID. Luis Godos. ] tomo epeMs6sr
nsdo, SI.55, con frsnqueo
obrAx poeticas dc D. JosS is ksnsn.
ceda. l tomo en- rdstics As ssate
vos, con franqueo.
La solScci6n enters do Lao esr1 Es g.
rolina I~nver1;do. 4 rs nontsv~
tomo, con franqueo.
EI Dsrecho y SUI prictiea, Al "isAsws -
todos, por F. RI y Arnaga. t.
no e~ncuadernsdo en- teia t1.A
son franqueo.
In Introduction { In vids Osvota, pa
ell bienaventurado F'raneiSeo Z
Sales, principe y obispo d. Cote
MIA de los Al6broguea. l tome ~
cuadernado en- piel. $50, -
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Manuel do Rcs:ssencia de Materials 3
Estabilidad dc las contradiction
por Ell iugeniero DIR. Gindo Sauee
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-25

MIR. Batts's corn sixty-one cents per bushe
Much smaller crops have returned much larger
proft per bushel as we'll the money invest.
cd In their making; and II is profit the farmer Is
after. We congratulate Mr.. Bats on his achieve
ment. II IS a noteworthy thing to have done but
We do not advise farmers generally TO devote SO
much attention 10 trying TO grow notwithstanding
crops OF was justified In Mr.. Batts's case be
cause he was trying for heavy cash prize. and
he was not so anxious for n crop proai making In
itself as a crop that would win the money offered
for tho biggest yield IN his county,
Tho crops to which Nc wish to call special At
tcni!on Gro those made In tho ordinary course Of
good farmiue-such farming as enables tho land
% GROW better crops year after year. Ths ia the
profitable farming for most farmers.
Nc might also call attention to tho reports from
he boil wccYll territory which show that It IS
possible to make good cotton crops when
no wocYl Is present
Then there 10 valuable suggestion In Mr
Noormaa's story OF his p'oato crop Thcso gen
orally neglected truck crops arc often tho most
profitable wo can eros.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-12-25
This Weeks Good Crop Reports.

T..1E WISH TO CALL special attention THU
wv week 10 our good crop reports on page
These reports are interesting reading. and
fun OF helpful sugecpuons 10 tho thoughtful farm
er. II IS decidedly encouraging. for example. TO
know that 22G bushels of corn can b" grown on
OF land In the South. but tho thought
full farmer will not therefore conclude that he
must try TO make "A record breaking yield on on"
acre Mr.. Batts's big yield was duo 10 fertile
soil. good preparation. lavish fertilization. good
seed. good culture. and n comparatively faVornbl"
season. 4 farmer might duplicate Mr. Batts's
methods in every respect and yet fall far short OF
22G bushels 20 the acre; but the farmer who fol
lows Mr.. BattH'g example In l) preparing his
land well. ca supplying II with plenty OF humus
CD using good seed. and (i) cultivating thor
oughly. is sure TO make "a good crop aud profit
able
Another thing Is worthy OF notice: The cost OF