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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05
DiplOmaticOs centrOamericanOs
las grehaS.

Informan do Warrington que el doctor
Luis / aio, ministro' de Honduras, do una
parts y do In otra por 10 msnoH tres diplo'
mGticon centroamsricanos, % han convsr.
tido On 10 mejor eapscis dc eusmigoB On
I'm fnteFvslo dc tismpo rslativamsnts cor
to, de modo qus parscs 10 hA do tratEI de
que por sl depsrtamento do EHtado 30 LA
me 10 atsnci6n acsrca dc algunoH de los
dsfsctos qua atribuyen al doctor LAzo.
La cosa est& que ardss no se oysn mfs
que cuchichsoa y Rumsntan rGpidamsnts
los bandos do cada cuRl entire otroH diplo.
maticos. 6egGa uno do LOS miniHtros cen.
trosmsripanos, Ia question llsg6 81 Pc
riodo N8ido cuando sl ministro hondurs
no sncoutr6 al ssfior Calvc, miniStro cos
tarricsnis, hablando con sl senior lBsrrios,
minintro de rsIaciones sxteriorss guAte'
malteco, an el corrsdcr dsl hotsl Willard
FL doctor Lazo aalud6 afsctuoAaments nj
sefior Cklvo, psro al Hsfior BArrioH le die
una mirrds, ls volvi6 In sIpaldA y 10 Eu'
Hsnt6.
La cansa de szto obsdeCe, seg6n cusn'
tan, murmuEaciones acerca do Antecsdsn'
ten del sefior LREo de Guatemala. De
aqui quk el minintro guatsmsltsco procu'
rara hAaar ocasi6n do demostrAr au dis
gusto ID tsnsr por colsgs al Esfior Lazo,
cuandp Mr.. John Barrett, director del
negcciato do rsp1blicas amsricRnss, die
I'M banqusts On honor del senior Blrrios,
81 doctck Lszo 10 AuIsnt6 prscipitAdamsn
10 psFs asvA York.
Sc dibe qus sl Esfior CAIvo ha sentido
mucho procedsr del doctor LEzo. Don
Federico Msjfs, ministro HaIvGdortfio, Se
dice quv pst6 de ~ parte, y us Eabs qus el
doctor 1alsdo HerEATts no tiene carifo Al
doctor lAzo.
Cus1ip aIguno do ssos diplomGticoI tro
piszs cd b calls 6 On algdu club d hotel
CON sl doktor Lsso, pusde dsrHs por SIgu
TO due be 20 hacs el miope sl mudo
Los ali k6os quisfs 10 qusjen 81 TscrstArit
Root, N que sl doctor LGzo no tsrgA SOU
Ia Isgs&6n pocas vscsa permSnecs ma
de algunss horss sn Warrington cnAndt
visns d Nav York Dicsn que ssto nj
sstk do scusrdo con la stiqueta del depar
tGmsntb de estado. Les amigos del doc
tor La}o afirmRp, por AZ parts, que 6
tisns bdsrosss raEonss para psrmanGcs
90 Nuivr York y tAmbien para odiAr
Guats4 4ais.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05
~ Ruque hospital
EIbuque hospital Relief.
servicio especial de "La Correspondence"

servicio especial de "La Correspondence"
Nav York. Diciembre.-El buque hos
pital Relief recisntomsnts EepArRdo dc IL
fota dc guerra del Atlkntico y mAndado &
San Frencisco, sali6 do Manila paEadoH
cuatro dlss, como no hubisra llegsdo & IL
iHla dc GuaD, dsupsrt6ss gran ansisdad
sntre los cficisleu dc la escuRdrR.
La snlisdad aumsnta On Iaz6n qus sl
Reief. no 90 M buqus dc travssfs y IN
bordo como m6dico msyor slta sl cirujAno
Charles 4. Sexes.
FL almirants 6perry 10 mand6 rsgreuar
{ San Francisco no concsptuando nj RsIief
apropiado para sl visje por sl Atl6ntico.
Sc ha enviado aI aviHo SOlGoe bus
carlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

PoRTUNIDAp.-La hay de COM
PRAR una buena CASA nueva, de cons
truccion moderna Y capaz para numerosa
familia; tlene dormitorlos todos los de-
mas servicios; pisos de masaieo en- come
dor, euarto de BANJO, coclna y balconies; CO.
ehera cuadra para 4 caballos, entrada de
coehe aiirmada, patio de cemento y reatas
de flores, iardin v arboleda y cuanto mas
Sc puede apetecer en- una moderna vivien-
dA. Su situacion es la mas sana de San
turce. Parada 40 calle del Parque infor-
maran Gonzalez Padin. N. B. Para ell
pago del importe de la finca SO dan faclli-
dades alcomprador. Is i. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05
> pASa La pRESEETE EsIACIgH1Los mu.

, Para La PRESENTE ESTAClQh=Los mu-
chachos de @La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto el problema de la genie
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
nnicos que han copseguido tener en- So
magnffico eatablecimiento el surtido mas
pompleto de los artfculos del ramo. ALI
nunca faltan las legitimas camisetas de
crepe de hilo nj carecen de las mejores
medias para sefloras y ninos asf como
para cabAlleros. Contratos directos con
sabricantes les ponen en- condicion de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
clos. No hay quien Yea y no compre los
Iuegos de cintas dorothy" que venden
sn cajitas dos lazos y una banda, o en- Ca
jitas de seis lazos; podemos servir cual,
quier color precio desde 10 30 el
iusgC. Yea oil gran lote de bordados y en-
Gales cuya realizacion hacemos menos
de Ia mitad de preoio. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemos competidori tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian Lown,
rrensh organdi y cuanto el pnblico DE
-gusto necesite- Pida muestras visite
nuestros grandes Almacenes y seguramen-
te hAllara cuanto necesite. p. o. Is. 704.
Telefono 273. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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-Es. casi imposibls psnstrar On los !sH'
tab.ecimisntos dc ropA hschs do los Eeda'
rGH p. schirk y Go, causa de la gran
oOncurrsnciA do p6blico qus v6 Gvido de
hRcsSIe de alguno de los msguffcoI ira.
iaa Qua aIlf Ra Yandan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

TERRENo EN SANTURoE. Sc ven-
de una parcela de unos 10000 metros cua-
drados, situada en- la calle de Canals, q
ochenta metros de distancia de la Plaza
del Mercado de dicho barrio de Santurce
y en- colindancia por el Norte con el Par
que Residential .-PTecio moderado y IA
eilidades para el pago. - lnformara w
Bosch Tetuan altos. DIP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

sE vENDE una propiedad de doscien-
tas cinco cuerdas yeTba de guinea, dedica-
da a ganado, en- el termino municipal de
Salinas, barrio dc Rio Jueyes. Tiene cua-
tro ce 'cados magnffcas aguas de manan
tales. Pidase informes d Antonio Flores,
Aibonito. Bows.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

CAFE MORGAN.-Usted encontrara
alli las mas flnas classes de chocolates y
bombones vendidos en- bonitas caias Y ca
nastillos. Venga verlos antes de irlos
oomprar otra parte. Las acreditadas mar
cas- de Lowney's, Bakers, Wallare's.-
EOrfalaza OF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

CoLoCACIoN.-La daremos un jo-
ven que tenga conocimientos y practica
en- Maquinas de escribir y Fonografos.
Puede obtener un buen sueldo 81 es traba-
jador active. Para intormes dirljirse Il
Gonzalez padIn Hnos. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR vendese una
muy bien situado, InformaraD en- LA
CorreHpondencIar d. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

ooNsEJos A LAS MADRES-El jarabe call
mante do Ia scnora Mnaiow debe uahrse mcmpre que
ioa ninna rNtan Il periodic dc In detencion. FRO
porciona aiiyo Immediate al pedueno paclente pro;
duca sucho natural tranqullo, hliva e uotoL n
angelic desplcrta mgy viyo alegre Es muX grri
uahlu al paladAr, China nj niho nblandh hua uolor
hAce f6cllea la funcion del estomagQ IcgulA Jos
lnteatInoa Ea Il meior remedio conocdo para ~ ua-
Trra ya provenRm esta de Ia denticion de eualgue
atfn uAuna. Tengase mueho culdado en- peuM ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

detal@ expedients
Ecompad de cada pedad debe d efivo 10 diez
vendda
PuetoRico 1908
Eduardo Alfonso Azpurna-Coector
s D. Gromer Treasur
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05
Do AdnIaIsirleIia.

- Z T
A]isamos 6 Las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse s este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ssrA
enviado, 81 Ell aviso que con ta-
objeto remitan, no viens acoml
panado del imports do Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestrs
1925. Por IN semessre $3.50.
Por IN affo $500. Pago an
ticipodO.
Solanaeaate y por conducto de
los agentes, o directamente con
esta administration Sc podran ha-
Ger suscripciones a <La Cores
pondencia,. Ninguna persona,
que no sea 81 Administrator de
este diario esta autorizada 4 sus-
cribir recibospor suscripciones al
periodico.
CASA DE PkEsTAMOs de Jss6s.
Rsnd6n Allen 81 st. Hacs operacionss no
brs alhajas. Dssds 100 dollars On Ede
lants 81 interes sara conventional y no OK
csdsrk del % msnsual. Compra venI
de alhsjaa modsrnas y antiques SsnJusn
Puarto Ricn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
SUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIEN ES INMUEBLES.

Rentas Auas Bunas
eagado haber pagdo
de contbuons edas done la Ley de Ken
as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

ENTIRE los Comprsdorsa do rsloia &
plaHca On lA joYsrin do f. KshIhahn y 90
70 rsgAla un rsloj "Wsltham" semanal'
msuts. La 6ltima ssmana obtuvo uno sl
uocio 9rta. Maria L. VAEallo do 6anturce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

Roman G. Diaz
Juan Acevedo, hoy Pru-
dencio Rosa
Luciano Rivera
Alexandra Merced
Juan Rivera
Manuel Ramirez
Jose M. Diaz, hoy Ma
nuel Ramirez
Apolinar Diaz, hoy Ma
nuel Ramirez.
Jose Pantaleon Andino
Juan Coto
Maria Coto
Juan Crosas Roca
.Josefa Alvarado de Diaz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

dsa do orc. plAta pisdras preciosaa. So
comprsn prsndas autiguas y modsrnal. Sc
compra y vspds plata y orc dstsriorado.
Constants sxiHtsncia dc musbles, & hpc
scon6micoA BARRA5 DE- CATRE.
A. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

PROPIETARIOS
Anastasio Rivera
Juan de la Rosa Torres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

contiene ell mas puro en-
oliente para las enferme
dades de Ia piel, llamado
CUTICURA, con los mas
puros y limpios ingredi-
entes y superiores y frescos
perfumes. Ningun otro
jabon medicinal al pre-
sente admits Ia COMPARE
cion con este ensus cuali-
dades para preseryar,
purificar y heymosear la
piel, ell cuero cabel1udo y
las manos; por las cuan-
dades dichas SO hace indiS-
pensable su uso para Loo
piflos. Ia toilette " los
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
NArIONAL-aThe ND DC. ="

with the announcement OF q week a
engq cement at the New National
Theater. beginning tomorrow evening
of Charles KIelu's latest play, 1.-The
Third Degree" offered by Henry b.
Harris. Washington theater-goers
should be especially elated. The piece,
which comes direct from the Hollis
Street Theater iu Boston, where IT has
fust ended an euEa cement Of five weeks.
has 20 do with the sweating process
or the third degree Uractcea tg
police authorities iu large cities ON per
SONS accused OF crime THE play story
hegius with "a crime. which results ll
fastening the guilt on the head of AN lu-
uoccut man. and the audience ls treated
no a series OF incidents. showing The
actual workings of q big detective c"
partment. and particularly the i1lIe
Mir Harris has given a cast OF eE-
-epti0nal merit TO present the pla.- q
cast which includes such notable play
ers as Edmund Breese, Miss Heller
Ware. Ralph DoImore. Miss Grace flE
/ IZins. Wallace Eddiuger, John FLOOD
/ FRANCIS Byrue George Baruumr Verne
/ Charges. and Walter Craven
There VIII be the regular matinee
/ Wednesday and Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
MISS FRANCES STARR.
Dung Beasco Actress VIII Present Role Entirely Diff
ferent From Anything She Has Previously Done
Attractions at Other Theaters

problem play. The story is OF COntem-
DuraTy New York and deals with con-
ditioua existing there at the present
time
This play is one that viii prove of iu-
teiest TO every American citizen. as it
deals with subject never before pre-
scented upon either the American or
foreign stage, and one that is Of vital
interest 10 every man and woman. In
'Fhe Writing on the Wall Trinity
Church of New York figures cOnspicu-
Ousiy rs a tenement landlord and tt IS
rather a striking coincidence that FOR
the first time in uinety-fOur years Trim
lJys committee OF finance saw NJ Just
one week ago today 90 issue a printed
statement of their finances and prop
erty holdings 10 the members of their
congregation. In this statement, there
was a denial OF the disreputable c0udi-
ton OF their tenemeuts.
Miss NetleTsOle viii PLAY the part of
q wealthy New York society woman
and the scenes and characters are all
laid FIN New Y0rk's uItra-fashionable
district. Miss NethersOIe refuses to di-
vUlGe the plot OF The Writing on the
Wall prior TO the premiere perform
ance which viii take place at the Co
lumDia TLcater Monday evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
PLAYS OFFERED
FOR NEXT WEEK
The Girl Behind the Coun-
ter The Thief" and
Ragged Robin

The engagement next week at the Be
laSC1 TheateU of Lew Fields and ms eX-
ceptional company Of hundred players.
presenting the musical play, "The Girl
Behind the Counter" viii be an event
of unusual interest TO local riaygoers.
Mr.. Fields brings his organization
here after a run of an entire season
at the Lew Fields Herald Square Thea
ter, i'm New York, playing to capacity
business.
Not even i'm the heydey of the old
Weber and Fields days has Mr. TeIds
had a vehicle so we'll suited ID his tal-
euts as provided 10y THE Girl Behind
The Counter"
The cast includes Miss Connie Ediss,
the famous coincidence of the London
Gaicty Company. Lolita Faust the orig
iual TTiNic OF The Wizard of on
TOpSy SeagTisL. the famous Weber and
Fields dancer; The original English pony
ballet. Joseph RatClff Martin Brown,
Charles Judels- and Hubert Neville.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10

Frances Starr, The star of 'The Easi-
est Way the latest play by EuEe@
Walter. the author Of paid I'm FuIL
which David BeIasco viii present at
the BeIasco Theater this week. is a
young actress of brilliant accomplish
ments. She Is known here chiefly
through her portrayal of the chief role
In 'HThe Rose of the Rancho"
In ''The Easiest Way her role is
one demanding an abundance OF emo
tionaI power and an ability for the exc
preston Of varying moods which one
would hardly expect TO find in one SO
young,
MI. Belasco believes that her per
Torrance in THE Easiest Way Will
prove a revelation of her capabilities
that VIII stamp her work as the effort
OF a mistress Of emotional acting. The
role is entirely different from anything
she has been seen IN here; the play deals
with American people, with ITS locale
IN Denver and New York the plot Is
unusual, and IS dealt with IN direct
and daring manner the production is
fuIIv I'D TO the famous BelascO stand
ard. and the supporting company one
Of excellence The combination should
Drove one Of the dramatic events OF
the season.
Miss Starts supporting company IN
cludes Miss Emma Dunn, Miss Laura
Nelson Hall. Joseph Kugourr William
Sampson, ard Edward IT. Robins. The
only matinee for this engagement Is
announced cor SATURDAY,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
TONIGHT
BY BURTON HOLMES

The eminent traveller, Burton Holmes.
viii begin his annual series Of new
traveIogues at the New Masonic
Auditorium tonight, the subject being
Hawaii other subjects 10 follow i'm
successive order VIII be New Japan.
Old Japan. Java, and More About
Paris.
These lectures are all entirely new
and are the commencement Of an e<-
tend series OF what Mr. Holmes teInu
1.-THE Beautiful Way Around the
World"
I'm this Hawaii trayeIogue tonight
the Honolulu Of today is wildly
pictured This lecture viii be repeated
tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 The sub
fect next Sunday night viii be New
Japan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10

Charles Frohman announces a Wash
iugtOu engagement or THE Thief" al
the New National Theater, here next
week. For ten months 1.-THE Thief was
played at the Lyceum Thealcr, iu New
York, last winter, and Mr.. Frohman is
presenting the Identical production en-
tour 10 the larger American cities.
The story concerns cOvardy wife.
who loves her husband TO idolaus,
and who steals En- order to hold his af-
lection by the cOquetry of her clothes.
When the theft is disclosed she resorts
to every subteTiuge TO evade detection.
Finally, after eEpiatiOH and suffering,
she admits her guilt to her friends, and
the play ends happily.
This rough outline only suggests The
gigantic power of the play, and the
thrilling situations which are developed
by Henri. Bernstein, the author.
kyrle Beilew plays the husband Miss
FIhe Shannon, especially engaged for
Inc present Jour- IS Marise, in Tine
Thief"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
CHASE'S-Vaudeville.

Chasc.s this week VIII delight yaude-
vile votaries with an exceptional polite
vaudeville comprising Clarice Mayne,
Ruth Allen, and Six London Johnnies,
Charles Leonard Fletcher, Monroe and
Mack C.. Grant Ca rdncr and Marie
Stoddard, Wills and Hassau. the Overiue
trio. and the exciting vitagraDh series
1 AN auto Heroine"
tlaIice Mavue is the dainty English
coincidence, called the Elsie Janis of
England. and she has made a hit i'm
this country. rivaIIlug Vestz Victoriars
success. To her charming mimicrv OF
stage stars she adds plquaute and popu-
/ lar ballads. Jesse L. Lasky is the Dro-
Queer OF the added attraction, Ruth
Allen and Six London Jounnies. a musf-
cal satire upon The "jOhnuies" gathered
at the famous stage door of the Gatet,-
| Theater, London.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
CHASE,S-VaudevilIe.

Chase's next week will offer am
abundance Of divertiug musical and
comic features. the array OF attrac-
tions comprising Anna Laughliu and
Joseph H. Howard in a musical COM
edy; Walter c. Kelly. 1.-The Virginia
judge" in a new docket Of types
brought before the bar OF justice i'm a
Virginia court; Angela Dolores and
company 81 a comedy sketch, Cupid al
Home" Harry keaue and Olive Bris-
Coe IN the farce a Trial Marriage. 30
Johnson and Harry, the singing
comedians. the Hughes Musical trio, I'm
an Instrumental arrangement. LOudc
and TlIly, English novelty artists, I'm a
comic specially and the motion pic
lures Of THE Cotton Industry i'm the
South" The advance sale Of reserved
fee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clay Of
missouri"

A nc@ play by David and Milton Hig-
gins, author OF several Of the big sue
cesses of past seasons, ig an event Of
more than passing Importance and in
the instance OF capt. Clay OF Mis-
souri," by David and Milton Higgins.
which viii boo tho New Academy attrac-
ton this week, the latest drama from
the Higgins work ROOM the importance
is doubled because Of the long time
spent 10y tho brothers tn per Getting the
new drama They have been WORKING
ON Capt Clay OF Missouri" the better
part of three years
Mr. Higgins viii, as usual play the
central figure iu the play, iu the present
case the title role. ana VIII have spIeu-
did assistance from company which
numbers iu its ranks Bliss Milford, Clare
Armstrong. Margaret Macdonald. IseIah
Haliock George Mack. j. w Dillon,
Lawrence Atkinson, and other players
ol reputation and distinction Resides
this company Messrs. Stair and NiCOlai
have given Mr.. Higgins an entirely
complete and adequate scenic production
ll which beauty OF picture has been
thought of ass well as practicabiIty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
COLUMBTA-Chauncev OIcott

one OF the most interesting attrac-
tious of the season is booked for the
Columbia Theater for the week begin
ming January IS. To IS Augustus Pitou
fine production Of Ragged Robin" witt
the ever popular Chauncey OIcott I'm the
star part The piece IS the product OF
the labors of Rita OIcott. the wife OF
the star, and Rids Johnson Young. Do
writing the play. the authors have fol
lowed the Celtic style Of the Nauoua
Theater in Dublin. where 1.-The Land OF
the Hearts Desire" and other plays by
Yeats Russell Lady Gregory and lights
of the new Irish literary movement
have been produced. There is a charm,
ing Interviewing Of myth and folk lore
win human interest IN the story that
viii bring one back to the days of the
Irish fairies
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
CONCERT POSTPONED.

TO permit OF the huaI dress rehearsal
of william j. HuTlburs new society
play, "TEe Writing or the Wall which
wiU be presented % the public 10y Miss
olga (CtHersOlc FOR the first tiuc to-
morrow night tho usual Sunday even
ing concert viii be omitted al the Co
Mmbia Tlgatcr tonight. The next con-
cert january IL, promises tho best Sun
dag program ever presented 10 d Wash
iE gfOu trlIcuCe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-08
WOOD and JOBBING

Am prepared to remove rubbish Of al kinds
on short notice. Light teaming and jobbing
orders solicited, Also good wood for sale
Prices rensOnAble. DrOp postal card 10
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-08
DEER AND BEAR PLENTIFUL
Snow Covered Mountains Show Many
Tracks of Animals

Persons who have been On the
mountains since the recent snow re
port numerous tracks of both deer
and bears. One man who had occas
ion to walk several miles through the
woods in the mountains east of the
village says that the show-coyered
ground was completely tracked over
by deer and that in his opinion the
recent open season had made but a
small impression upon the number OF
these animals in the woods of South
ern Vermont.
Within the past two weeks several
bears have been tracked by hunters
for some distance but in each in
stance the animals kept far enough
ahead OF their pursuers TO avoid cap
ture. one pair of hunters who put
i'm a couple of days on a trail last
week experienced considerable trou-
BILE following the tracks for the rea-
son that several of the animals had
Travelled over the territory covered
and the numerous tracks made ii diff
ficult to keep on the track of the bear
the hunters started to run down.
Homer Lyons purchased the skin
of the bear shot by Leslie Porter and
Charles Lyon, two colored young men
in Pownal. The skin was in unusu-
ally fine condition and the amman
was estimated to have weighed better
than 200 pounds.