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HENEY WANTS TO BE
FRISCO DISTRICT ATTORNEY

SAN FRANCISCO. June 9;-The an
Inouncement is made positively this az
tcrnoon that Francis J. Heney will be n
candidate for district attorney at the
coming election. lie saws he has con-
sentcd 10 enter the fight, so to con-
tinue the graft prosecution In which he
is now engaged Ii is generally under
stood that he VIII run as a RGpuDlCan,
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PIPE DREAM OF
SM90T DON'T GO
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waste, ring waste. and garnctted waste
was agreed to- The vote was the first
that has been taken on the wool sched.
ulc and is regarded as test vote on all
amendments TO that schedule:
On the amendment no Democratic
senator voted in the affirmative, while
Mr.. Crawford and Mr. Gamble, who
have generally voted with the ''pfo
pressive Republicans" and Democrats
voted ave. Foster of Louisiana voted
with the Democrats although generally
voting with the majority. Republicans
voting no were Bevcrdge, BrIst0w,
Brown, Burkett. Clapp, Cummings.
Dollver, LaFollcttc and Nelson,
After considerable debate which did
not bear directly upon the committee
amendments, raising the house rates on
shoddv form 90 TO % cents Il pound,
and on noils, wool extract, warm waste
thread waste. and all other wastes. com
posed wholly or in part of wool from
Is 10 % cents a pound, the amendments
were adopted Two amendments were
voted on together, the ayes being II
and the noes 81.
Debate Over Rags.
Discussing an amendment increasing
The house rates on woolen rags. MungO
and fIocks, from six cents 10 ten cents
pound. Messrs, Warren and Smoot in.
81 ed that the lower rate would dIsplace
pure wools with shoddy in the making
of American wooden cloth for clothing
Mr. DoIlivcr said he wanted the duty
high enough to keep rags out but not
high enough TO permit the organization
of n Erap trust The amendments
were agreed TO. \ substitute by Ny
Dollivcr levvin9 n duty on wool ad-
vaDced from the secured state and
known as tops al 80 cents pound when
valued at not more than 10 cents
pound and b cents when valued ut
more than 40 cents together with an adj,
ditional ad valorem duty of % per cent
i'm place of a duty equal 10 chat imposed
upon manufacturers OF wool was dc.
fcated by vote of ~ 10 30.
Mr. Dollivcr also offered substitute
for section 513 providing for il duty Of
~, cents n pound on yarns valued ut
not more than 40 cents and 3Si. cents Il
pound on warns valued moro than 40
cents, together with an ad yalorem duty
of 80 per cent.
LaFollette Aroused.
Discussing this substitute, Senator
LaFoIlettc read kilograms, appealing TO
him 10 support the committee y schedule
on woolens as of equal interest Ia wool
growers as the duty on wool He said
these telcgrams were signed by owners
OF small woolcn mills aud all of them
read alike.
'.Whv not read their uamcs," sur.
gestcd Mr.. Warren.
''Because, rctorted Mr.. LaEollcttc,
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FIREWORKS TONIGHT.

Special features for G. \. X. tonight
at Pain 5 spectacle "Vesuvius, = Wan
damere. Everything big but the price.
Go 81 > LIS
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A private safe may oe rented in the
Salt Lake Security and Trnst company.
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of the
30 Up Min street. $500 per year.
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Big Hotel Burns,

SPRING; LAKE, \. j.. juno o.-The
Breakers one Of the largest hotels on the
water front here. was almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire carly today. Sixty men
and women guests escaped in their night
apnarel
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they have been fooled into signing
such kilograms and did not know what
they were doing.
"The senator from Wisconsin is prob
ably a Judge of the fooling business, y
replied the Wyoming senator.
During an acrid colloquy between the
senators from Wyoming and Wisconsin,
MI LnFollette declared: "I want to
believe that there are men on this floor
who don Z know the interests they are
serving
Asked as to the results of his cam
paign of enlightenment, Mr., baFollette,
showing much feeling, said:
"They have been pretty good. When
/ came here / stood alone and now there
are a dozen who stand with me.
Mr.. IaFollctte continued:
"And the results viii he better. let
me tell The senator from Wyoming. The
lines viii be broken not only in the mid
die and extreme west but in the east
as well. think know what [ am talk
Ing about,
Night Session of Senate
With forty-six senators present, Mr..
LaFollettc resumed the floor at the
night session. taking mp the compcnsa-
tory duty of the woolcn schedule. He
read from q comment on the Ameri-
can woolen industry by the British
tariff commission in 1905, 10 the effect
that conditions in the United States
had improved 10 such an extent that
it was doubtful If Great Britain could
compete with the American manufaet-
urcrS of mems goods, even If the low
rates of duty were restored. 1t also
declared that the difference in the
wages worked both ways and that the
difference did not compensate entirely
for the increased efficiency of labor in
America.
Mr. LaEollctte endeavorcd to show
that the cloth upon which is assessed
q compensatory duty upon the ground
that IT contains four pounds of wool
TO the yard, does not as rule CON
tain that much wool Mr.. Warren,
claiming that he quoted from Mr.. La
Toilette s authority, asked If 1t was not
true thar IT often took more than SIX
pounds of wool to the yard of cloth. 4
heated argument resulted, in which Mr..
baFolcttc declared that he was not III
the habit of Juggling facts.
''Thc Democratic party IS not gong
10 neglect the issue. said Mr.. La
Toilette in warning the members OF
the majority of the disastrous erect
which he claimed n rc.cuactment OF the
DingIcy rates would have on the he
publican party. And If thcy do,
know some progressive Rcpublcans VINO
Will not, he added.
Mr.. LaFolIcttc asked If the members
of the finance committee intended TO
have any vote taken tonight. lie sug-
gested that the senate might adjourn,
Mr. Flint explained that ME Aldnch
would return 10 the senate chamber
Immediately, but Mr.. baFollcttc did not
have TO proceed, as Mr. Overman sug
acsted the absence of quorum ncccs-
stating a roll call.
Mr.. LaFoIIcttc occupied The entire
night session without concluding his
speech. When the senate adjourned AT
10.25 O'Clock, tho wooleu schedule had
not been disposed of.
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S5 Today Tor Button 1I1I.
Culmcr Paint & Glass Co., 20 +. lst
South
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do liberal ingles Sc consi-
dera critica.
Roosevelt en- Africa.
Llegada de la expedition
a Uganda.
Hoy sali0 a viSitar a los leOnes
en'las selyas de Menga.

New York, Abril 29.-Un
telegrama de Mombasa (Afri-
ca inglesa) anuncia Ia llegado
del ex-presidente Roosevelt
a la poblaci6n de Uganda. Los
viajeros no han experiments
do el menor incidente. Inme-
diatamente Sc procedi6 a la
caza de leones en- las monta-
mas de Mengo, Y las inmedia-
clones del lago Niganza,.
4 medic dia de hoy fallecio
repentinamente en- SUI misma
oficina en- el departamento de
Sanidad del Consolidate, ell
antique empleado Sr. Jose
Maim6 que desde hace algun
tempo venia enfermo. LIE au-
xilio inmediatamente el DR..
Gutierrez. pero no hubo me-
dio de salvarle.
Nuestro mas sentido pesame
a sus deudos y haya paz en-
Dios el que fue.
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Abdul es
hecho pTisionero.
Sc cree que sera desterra-
do del imperio,
fetal destruction de Adana.

Constantinopla, Abril 30
Ell destronado sultan Abdul
Hamid fue hecho prisionero
hoy en- Salonica por las tro-
pas revolucionarias. Sera
condueido a esta capital.
Es creencia general que
ell ex-soberano turco sera
desterrado del territorio.
La coronation del nuevo so
berano tendra lugar en- la pro-
xlma semana.
Un telegrama de Adana, da
cuenta de que dicha pobla-
clon ha sido totalmente des-
trulda por los turco manos
y ell resto de sus NOR adores
que ascendian a 80 mil, han
sido pasados q cuchillos.
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& 6residente Gomez
en- Caracas
=
Cree aseeurada la paz
Sc ha hechO cargo nueyamente
de la Presidencia.

Caracas, Abril 29.-El gene
raj Juan Vicente Gomez ha
llegado a esta capital despues
de SUI retro accidental de la
presidencia. Ell presidente fu6
aclamado por la multitud, que
lie tribute una delirante ova-
cion, Hoy Sc hara cargo nue.
vamente del poder. El gene
raj hizo una vista a los esta-
dos de oriente, y Sc muestra
satisfecho de la situacion Gre
yendo asegurada la paz y
tranquilidad de la naci6n.
Madrid, Abril 29.-El conse-
jo provincial de esta capital
ha votado una gruesa suma
en- favosr de los damnificados
por ell reciente terremoto de
Lisboa. Ell gobierno frances
ha dado oportunas ordenes
para que sea alistado I'm tras-
porte con provisiones y
vestuarios con .destino a las
victimas Varios municipios
de Alemania Y personals par
ticulares han hecho donativos
con dicho fin.
Entire los escombros de los
destruidos por el fe-
sefsmico han sido eX-
traidos mas de Glen cadaveres.
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el saludo con las armas V prosegui-
mos nuestrQ camino. iHasta ei afio
que viene!
Ei camino repecha mucho, para
bajar al vale del rio Hondo; sube
despues para trssponer ia iona de
ia PaIoma 4 cuya faida septentrio-
nal yace ei pueblo de Comerio.
FL alcaide nos obseqm6 con cham
pagne.
Estamos a pocos kilometres del
SaitO; al pasar vimoS "a gran repre-
sa, luego ei saito muv desmedrado.
por eI gran v6.umen que le ressa
aqueiia. Y ago mas adeiante. en- el
GAUGE mismo "a pianta a "a que dos
grandes tubos conducen e. aqua con
una caids de taivez cien pies esti-
mados & vista de pSlaro.
Estsmos a unos IA kilometres de
Baysm6n.
El times marcharemos Z esa ST.
guiendo probablemente "a via ferrea
de Bayam6n q San Juan. para sal
var Ia gran dIstancia v Jos ma,isi-
mos caminos / Rio Piedras.
Tan cerea Y tan ieios ......
Va tenemos q ProgTama para el
regreso del general Wood. { auikn
pruebas esPeciaies.
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MeIcado de azucaT
de San Juan.

Operaciones realisadas hoJ
% de Abriil en- la oficina de
los Sres. PALACIOS & C.
7 Central "CONSTANCIA''
7 (Toa-Baja) .3O73 saeos
tSAN JOSE. (Gurabo) !.
400 sacos. SANTA JUANA.
f(Caguas) ..170 sacos. 1
|LUISA> Monsefrate) Mana
tt .-... 500 sacos. Total 4143
sacos. =
Compradores. A. S. Lasce-
Hes g. C. .a$.3.72.
ESPERANZA (Quintero
Co. Ltd) Manatf. 1000
sacos. Compradores- Plazuela
Sugar Co. "a 5 3.E.
MERCEDITA puesta a bor-
do vapor Yabucoa. -.
5000 sacos. ESPERANZA.
puesta a bordo vapor en- Ma
guabo. . 1000 sacos. Cen
trail "COLOSO" puesta q bor-
do Aguadilla. 1000 sa-
cos.
Compradores-Fritze Lundt
&Co. q S 3,72.
Santa Isabel puesta q
bordo vapor en- Jobos..
295O sacos.
Compradores Fritze Lundt
& Co. 4 1913.
Santa Isabel puesta q
bordo vapor en- Jobos. ..
1868 sacos. de 3a.
Compradores Fritze Lundt
& Co. q S 2.83. \.
Total de sacos realizados
hoy, 49,. 1896.
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REGALAMOS.

A toda persona que nos
compre una CANA de hero
con. colch6n de $5.79 lie rega-
lamos un mosquitero de S 1
una almohada de rs una col
choneta de rs.
Nota. La presente oferta
es unicamente durante ell mes
de Mayo. A las personas de la
isla Sc lie enviaran a la esta-
ci6n libre de gasto. Almacenes
del Cielo.
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POR CABLE.
JUANA De ARcO.
AHatoli France ha rehusado
Greer en- el geRio de la heroi'
ma de Orleans.

Ell ''Times" en- I'm curiosc
artfculo, defiende la memoris
de Juana de Arco, contra los
escritores franceses, que, des.
de Voltaire hasta Anatole
France, han rehusado Greer er
su genio. @..
Muchos le son hostiles POI
ser una heroina de Ia iglesia, y
otros por el pecado de ser mu-
jer.
Pero en la mayor parte, es-
ia disposition de espirititu re
sulta una aplicacion estrecha
y anticientifica.
Cada siglo tiene sus flaque-
zas intelectuales, la del nues-
tro consiste en- Greer no sola-
mente que ell metodo cientifi-
co es generalmente bueno,
sino que NADIA bueno hay sin
su ayuda. La ciencia tiene sus
fanaticos, como la religion
niegan los hechos que contra
dlCen SuS teOrlaS.
Puede suceder que la hlsto-
ria cientifica tenga mas anne
nudo que desmentir que pro-
bar; pero no es mas clentlfico
rcuando desmiente que cuando
prueba. -
Los historiadores modernos
de Juana de Arco tiene gran
prevention contra 10 maravi-
lloso. Esta prevention es an
ticientffica. Lo maravilloso
eXiste.
Todos los genios son mara
villosos E inesplicables.: \pero
Juana de Arco es genio de ac-
ci6n, y esta-suerte de g6nio en-
cuentra mayor numero de in
que ell genio artistico
por que sus efectos son mas
diffciles de probar. |
Mozart, escribiendo "Don
juan, hizo algo tan maravi-
lloso como Juana de Arco IL
bertando a Francia.
Podria alguno decir que
aquel insigne compositor mas
que un hombre vulgar, bueno
para componer musica de bal
Ie, y que no. pudo en- su corta
vida, adquirir la experiencia
lie los sentimientos expresa-.
los en- las obras que compuso
oero no Sc atreven, porque
en- el genio de acci6n
iene efectos que pasan,.
Pero aplicando NAL ell me-
odo cientifico, Sc llegaria a
que la obra de Mozart
;omo la de Juana de Arco, es
a obra de espiritus mediocres.
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AnaTquiiSta detenido.
Deficit de 79 millones de
l1bras.
Critica Situaci0n del partido Ii,
beral ingleS.

Paris, Abril 90 Ha sido
arrestado hoy en- Monte Carlo
el anarquista que intent6 ase-
sinar al presidente Fallieres
durante la ceremonial de la
Inauguration del monumento
a la memoria de Gambeta.
Londres, Abril 90 La Ca
mara de los Comunes ha ma
nifestado hoy en- SUI session
que ell deficit del presupuesto
de 1909 a 1910 es de 20 mi
llones de libras esterilinas. Sc
cree necesarlo el establecimien
to de nuevos impuestos 10
que traera como consecuen-
cia serios conflictos. Con este
motive la situaci6n del parti
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SAN Jusro 80 ALTOS SAN JUAN, P. r.
Convenientemente REFoRMADo este es-
tablecimiento, su nueva duena Sc COM
place en- ofrecerlo sus numerosos an
tiguos parroauianos, con las comodidades
siguientes: Habitaciones frescas y esr a.
ciosas, situado en- punto centrico de la
Ciudad, cerca de la parada del Trolley
Immediate Ia Bahia. Cocina Espailo-
la, Francesa Inglesa. Exelente ?trato.
Precios modicos; 81. l.25 y l.50 por dia
Tn cubierto so ctvs. y una CANA so
ctvs. Sc adIniten abonados, precios
convencionales. Luz electrica en- todas
las habitaciones. Bsiios de ducha Y al
placer.
APARrADo No. 5I3
administrator y Representdnte'
JOSE {. RIOS.
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IPOR QUE NO MEJORAR!

Las eondieiohes hEitneAs donesiieAG smpslAndo ~
CocIy las eomdss bien heohas vidAs soononas
es Ia base principal fundamental que tods dushA
casa debe de basar Ia feedad union De Ia ianll pus
Eahldo que est6mAso 10 ms eKgenfe dA nussr1
organsno patAitsnsr s sAtiecho saludable Aay
cue alimentRo como dsbido. cue posbe aa
tensr una cocrSA LooSoEIcA DE- ABEypEorH BRos para
CGEBoS. LISA Gas Que IA nnlcs cue ss pusds
rcrseeonar los msnsrs reducieodo 20 De eobus
ibIs espAclo trAyendo sueo clB eonsirle15a
tenrncA 10 innno PTesentamos ils ldrss de hnall
rcblro en- general aEunas De las nnovaeioass ds nasr1
Itr Psfa cue haEan eoupsrEeoass las cue boy
cue % puedAn menos cue ordenAr d. ABEsDEoTE
bkos q base de IA union irieid1d cs1Gsucx
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De New York.

Acaban de recibir por Ell I'LL
timo vapor llegado de New
York los 10000 traies que nos
habian anunciado por cable,
en- la Almudaina de ]. Pieras
Co. Cruz II.
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Sc ALQUILA una habita.
ci6n fresca con 8 sin comidas.
Tetuan 40 altos.
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csoAnpAn Es
coue kgdH
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Esuse yhao
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CHEVRE MONT & Al EMANY

Poseedores de fincas en- Santo Domingo.
Estan en- condiciones de atender con pronti-
tud a cualquier pedido de traviesas, postes y
maderas para trabajos de ebanisteria.
San Jose No. IA. San Juan, P. R.
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HOTEL PATRIA.

DE FRANCESCA VEGA de RIOS
SAN Jusro 80 ALTOS SAN JUAN, P. r.
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co tempo recibi6 un solemne
mentis.
Todos sabemos que no hay
tales carneros.
No pueden llamarse pueblos
muertos, cuando vive V cir
cunvoluciona SUI cerebro con
impulses de progreso, con as
piraciones de grandeza posi-
bic de realizarlas con las acti-
vidades colectivas, puesta
al servicio de la idea, de la mo-
raj Y el bien.
Son cuentos de viejas conse-
jas, 10 de pueblos muertos V
pueblos vivos, como 10 de gran
des yipequehos.
Son muertos. los que no tie
nen la fe de vivir solos; la fuer
"a animica de amarse asi mis-
mo Y de andar con sus propios
6rganos de Ia comoci6n.
Solo son grandes. los que
Green ser grandes, para los
que sc Slenten pequenos, in
capaces de Sentir el Orgullo,
v la noble actlvidad de la
lgualdad.
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3a d T .s s R1iSss'G % P & s.1s los H
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52sdIe0 az IIe 2Ssar
lA1ILeda "a IaeLa 1Ser1 Ra17g,

tact that 70 vessels needed the aid o,
| the tisht waile the rive wa.F 81
/ chofed with ice ard that they returned
I 70 tacir posts a. soon as the threat
cred. danger was past did not avail
! taart.
/ ToN. may are become a lighthouse
! feenars = q question often asked Ap-
beihtnents ara made hy the secretary
u tha treasury on recommendation ~
the lighthouse board, the applicant
nsta'ls rcacang the latter authority
thraurh one Of the district offiess s,he
appaeant must be able 10 read and
write ard be able to keep simple
account. he must lie able hoaiea. able
to 70" ara sail u boat and have sufli-
ciens mechanical ability To WhifewasI
ana paiat. II he knows something Of
mechanics and can operate steam,
engine his chances are all he better
Tor IA VIII, after serving Il probation
AIRY term pf three months. be given the
position as assistant on one of the
larger. lighthouses.
Although the law recognizes but one
grade Of lighthouse keeper. usage has
oiNined them into II number of grades.
with various duties and with salaries
ranging from 500 Ia sl.na0 per wear,
although the average is about $500
with the various grades the keepers
are divided into two classes-on shore
and off shore The former cninys n
great many advantages over the lat
tar Tor he has provided for him a com
Portable house close by the light tower.
ara he Is surrounded ny his family. In
mary instances his son or daughter is
given the position as assistant" and
Ut IN. death of the parent the child
5faty receives promotion to keener
IN tais way many women have been
Mhae Keepers, and faithfully have they.
carried on the work. keeping the lamps
Fh11hed and bright each evening
me records made by the women
keepers are just as enviable as those
OF the sterner sex Who will ever for
get Grac" Darling. the dauehreT@of the
Feer"r Of the light on Longstnne. one
OF the FaTne islands, off the coast of
England: At / Is on the morning Of
september l. 1888, she discovered thu
wreck Of the Fnrfarshire lying broken
on hark"r's rock and several persons
ciinging TO It,
She urged her father To aecomnanv
hs' Ill IA small boat. and. despite the
nigh sea and swiriing currents. the
trip was made and one woman and
eight men were thus rescued. Although
THIS deed has been immnrtaliyea in
song, story ard history. the lighthouse
board at Washington has upon it's rolls
the names of more than one American
trace Dariing.' who. unheralded and
h@shh@. nave performed just such
brave deeds as the littI. English
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there are rut few who have necu-
pauohs To occupy their time during
the day. one is a shoemaker. another
u local preacher. while another il n
| justice of the peace, Not a few are
school teachers. while here aad there
may he found Il tailor,
1he off-shore keeper has n very diff
| ferent time of IL. His home IL over
! water. often several miles from shore
anu during the stormy season he and
| his assistant are as completely sena
| rated from civilization as though they
were thousand niles away instead of
less TRAN Il dozen. The regulations
| prescribe that the nff- shore keeper
| must have an assistant. and with a
| few exceptions. these assistants must
he men. II is also set down that
! white one ar the other may 90 ashore
. during the day. both must be present
at night. for the lamp must he burn
! ing at all hazards.
NJ no time and rnaer no circnm-
stances must the lighthouse he left
n.occnrted. for no one knows when
something will occur Several ycars
ago the president was making a trim
ON II lighthouse tender and the vessel
anchored close To Il lighthouse The
keeper and his assistant, wishing Ia
see the nations chief uapistraYe
f9Wed over to the tender While they.
were gore a can of oil In some nm
accountable way exploded and thn in
terror az the lighthouse WIS b,,rnaa
t9th men lost their positions for neg
/ l.et of duty in leaving the light"
The manotont af an existence an i'm
ofE-sAure light during the storm sea
son cannot he described Every now,
@t1d then "A keeper gees insane bv rea
son II the strain. and vet the govern
W"nt dots everything unssihi.. for the
comfort of the men. The tender makes
"A visit every naw and Then and brings
quantities 81 literature. such as news
faaeFs ard magazines. while there l.
Il Tin" travelling library This library.
a stout enS. containing perhaps sn
Eott mes on Nariaus subjects is left at
lighthouse far three months and then
EeW one is sent. The men are on
eouras.a tn read and study. aud there
are some who hav. put their faI. mo-
msnts to good account In this respect.
Relative tn keepers going insane, not
long ago II was discovered thai in tho
houses where men broke down under
the strain the rooms were circular and
shat there We're no corners tn break
the Honotony of vision At once there
NtFe certain changes made i'm the
rooms and here and there corners
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