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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
AUTOMOBILE SPEEDING.

The Midd.eburv Register IS not alone
now ID it's crusade against the automo-
Bile. An the big d4iiies Of View York
City have joinsd i. In that city there
o. an average, nearly. d one death .
day caused 81 reckless driving. In adj
dressing the April grand jury in that
city yesterday, Judge Swarm advised in-
dietment for manslaaghisT. He said.
Within the last mouth many crimes
have been committed b men possessed
oi tie speed mania. They run down 70
nen and children on our streets. New
women and children. and the infrrn, sged
and weak. are entitled 20 the use 81 che
streets e. much As TIE strong are No
ynan has an exclusive night 10 the streets
Even the mar whs derrtss his exclusive
time 70 speeding this modern engine has
no mere rights 10 the streets than sht
weak and inhrm.
Men who u these acts reeklesslv ard
without regard - tie rights 81 others
and Who either msim o. Kill are guilty
Of either mauslaughter Or other grades
Of crime, and Il seems "a me II would
b. . proper ard sitting thing, Il q case
ct the kind should come before y0u. son
should give ii careful consideration II
IN your judgment the evidence warrants
il. ysu should not hesitate 70 indlef-
ard 10 not hesitate 80 indef for the
crime 81 naansiaughter. This IS Just
about TIRE time, Il seems 70 ne. for the
grand jury of this county to eail halt
On saash asgtreme selhsaness - eyidenead
by these possessed 81 the speed mania
IN this connection. right here ia The
state u Vermont. ths states attorney
for Caittenden county has NFittsn the
secretary Of state. urging that licenses
he refused tNo residents of Burlington
because Of acsidenis due 70 the speed
Ct wAieh they operated their machines.
II the friends u the automobile ID Yer.
mont would band together to weed out
TIE reckless drivers and zee that they
failed To secaFe renewals IF their opsrst-
ing licenses. they would Do more for
antomobiling il general than any aetioa
Of tbe courts can do.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06

81 the Royal Savage win b treated to
preservafiTe process, mounted on a
great Hoat and taken a. 8 historical eN-
hihit TO the various points along tie lake
shore at which exercises are 70 Be held
during the terrentenzry week. II. h0w-
ever, The enthusiastic reports Of the div
ers ars horne nut 81 the SEXUAL condition
81 IL huli when brought 70 the surface,
the old ship may Be- rebuilt and possibly
manned and taken about the lake under
sail.
II s believed that her reconstruction
could Be done with historical accuracy
from descriptions and Old prints II the
hands 81 tie tsreentenSrv commission.
That The hull Of the old ship has 50 well
withstood decay during the long years
il has lain AZ the bottom Of the lake
i said IL g due to the fact that Il
i made d the sloutest oak and that it
il deeply imbeddea in The protecting
sand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
MONTPELIER

The Rev. and Mrs. Donald Fraser
went yesterday 10 Hyde Park. Mass
where Mr.. Fraser Is to preach the holy
week sermons for the Rev. L. X. Reed.
The custom Of dumping ashes II TIE
street has become 90 common that an
order was issued yesterday BIZ CITY al.
torney Carleton prohibiting such action
except when the city Is Is cart them
away. This Of course does not prohibit
4 person from dumping ashes on bis own
land.
at the annual meeting Of the Mont
pelier Gun club last evening. W r.
Harmon, E A prindle and j. III Ne
Leod Of Barre and p. J. Beehan ard b
". Edison Of Montpelier were elected
70 membership. The reports Of TIE rari.
Gus committees were accepted and ire
following officers elected: president e
,. Naitnn; yiee-presiaent. q. b. agc-
Grath; secretary and treasurer. &. III.
Burr; handicap committee. u r. Bixhv
q i. Mcarath. IL B. Moulton. delegates
- TIE Vermont State Traps shooting
league, g. H Burr G. B. Walton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
JINGLES AND JESTS
sandy's victory.

0id Sandy was : herdsr-wen, Just Z
wee bit daft;
He lived NJ in Wyoming in a white
topped wagon craft,
And b. vas alius seEi0us-some say he
never laughed
We'd drxwsd, aerost the country, 3 dead
line thar Vas pisins
But Sandy crossed 90 moTuin' and stood
there ii the rain
While We rode up and tod him be must
81 back again.
we give him tn next mornin' 70 move
his sheep away
He waited. stiil Ard patient TIL We had
said our say
Bat We seen he hadn't VamoOsed when
We cone back next day
We rode Up 70 his wagon, a rsa-hot
cusssaf crowd
But cut paHs iaeuaa Sandy. wits bag
pspas skirlin loud
And at his SIDE slaymoEe--and &c was
ssrnttin proud.
There ain't "a breneo Hvin' that bag
pipes wouldn't srare.
And TIE first notes that come sqneakiH'
set ours ahnekiu' fair
But Sandy kept o. playin' Scottish
marehff' sir.
Eight eowsmeH was unssddle3. ard these
81 - that STAYED
Was ieapin' Gross the saeehrush-no
stops far ary grade
Bul still Cd sandy strutted and still
the bsgpipe played.
We'll. We was weak for 1aucain', but
grasped the keFdeF's band.
And bad the victor weleene--him end
Bis weolly band
Ard sandy sHd bis hsgpipes have stayed
IN Cattle Lard.
Denver Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
MAY RAISE HISTORIC
SHIP AFTER l33 YEARS
Bensdisf Arnol9s Reyal Savafe to Re
Sailed Again Il Government Con
serts.

Albany N II April e-n a reqnes;
made 70 the federal governments d TT
New York Lake Caannlain tereentenarg
enmEnisslaa Is granted the Royal Savage
BenedisE Arnold's flagship ii sae Erss
naval engagement Of the Revolution. vii
= raised from tie bottom ~ Lake Cham
plain. where i has lain for nearly one
hundred an5 thiFty-thres years, and q.
built, and uDaer BET oRn canvas mas
move about the lake during the week q
July & which is % be given up to A.
observance 81 tha three hundreith ami
Fersary q the discovery 81 Lake Cham-
plain.
Divers sent d0gn report that although
The superstTuctufs of TIE Old ship s IN.
tirely gone. the hnll which Il Is feet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06

several wears up to 1895 was instructor
IN music III the ST John=bpEy public
Schools lie was associated with many
wei. known musicians "a musical affairs
Mr. MAY was married ia iS7T to Miss
Marietta Cushman g LNTigiuai z. @
Two rhiklrea we're born u them. One
died laite qeanK ard the ether being
Wales NeNfon MAY. principal Of the
high school ct Lebanon. y. Il. His first
wife died IN lsq6 Ia 1885 Mr. Nav
married Miss Maud a Stacy 81 Concord
who. with one child. survives him. One
brother. Elisla May. survives. He was
msmber 81 Moose River lodge T. 4
A. NJ and 81 the Concord grange.
The faneEal win e heia from tie
Methodist cha9eh, Thursday al noon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06

State FIsh ard Game Commisaoner
Thomas has issued ii handy Pamphlet
form TIE general laws Of the state re-
lating to fsh. game and birds, with the
additions ami amendments made By the
last legislature. All sportsmen should
secure q copy and save themselves from
mistakes vita regard to the laws re-
quirenen.s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06

Rev. Dr. Gordon q Boston puts world
sf truth into tie statements @Woe unto
you, young mar, when Al men speak
web q you; you are mollnsk and not
a man"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
DEATH OF HARRY II, NAY.
Wen Known Baritone SINGER and Brother
Of Elisha May.

st. Iohasbarr. April 6.Harry Il. May
Of Courara, the well knoNn hsritenf
singer. dSed this morning after a four
weeks illness from nervous collapse. MI.
May was born in Concord, May -, ls+s-
lie received his education ID the goncurl
schools ard taught ior few years, then
going to Rosten 70 study music. lie
later was . singing school teacher. II
1873 be moved to ST dnhnsbary and
entered fhe employ 0f the Fairbanks
Ca For q years Be was choristcr Of
the South Congregational ehuIea and for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06

CITY judge suinnerton Of Rutland an
uounees that TIE tims-woru drinking
with strangers disclosure wont 50.
Thus again Is : tins-hobo1ed custom
rudely thrust as'de
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
PIN Money.

4Fsther,s inquired The lad, sharply,
what i pin money!
NY boy answered the parent, point.
eddy, slipping biz hand into Bis pocket,
pin money IS what you stick peopie for.
The Purple Cow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
A Proaiey.

They say Flnhanb's Youngest boy is
quite d prodigy"
Yes, be can name al the vice -presi-
dents d the United States. Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
TgTTLE 30. So 80.
Mandamuz Proceedings Brought for Bal
aasa cIaimea d Printing.

Rutland, April S-The futile con.
psny through It's attorney has brought
mandamus proceedings against State An-
ditor II. Fl Graham f0r the collection
81 the balance claimed due for state
printing in 1906. The amount Is b. twsen
$500 and 500 This means that the
company win attempt To get the money
y failed 50 gsf through an act Of tie
last legislature from The supreme court.
State Auditor Graham has accepted SER
vice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06

It's been estimated by
experts on statistics that
the average man spends
twice as much time in
walking a. in talking,
that he wears his hat six
hours, and his shoes six
teen hours out Of the
twenty four. and thar he
stands one third Of his
life.
Now all this makes
one realize that right
shoes arc the foundation
Of mans comfort.
We can save you mon
ey on mems and boys
shoes.
FUR COATS 10 RENT.
WE CLEAN. PRESS AED
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

ToREsr-A farnisAedroom. inquiss Il Mrs.
GAtes, Morse Block ssS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06

WANTED oessass heass On Bsskiey ssssst
BOX "a. Earrs. VI ns2s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
Cornite de concurso

El martes % del mes actual Sc
ofreceran s maquinas de coser en-
tire sehoritas pobres de San Juan,
Marina, Puerta de Terra y Santur-
ce.
Sc ofreceran por Districts, de
modo que resulteD favorecidas en-
cada tanda de obsequio dos Srtas.
de San Juan, dos de Ia Marina, dos
de Puerta de Tierra y dos de San.
turce.
Las senoritas pobres que deseeD
tomar parte en- este obsequio solici-
taran del Inspector Municipal de
su respective distrito una bolets i'm
presa, en- la que conste que Ia soli-
citante reune las condolences del
concurso, V con eSa boIeta Sc presen-
taran en- la Casa-Ayuntamiento de
esta ciudad. 4 las 10 de la mahana
del expresado martes %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
Mercado de Azuear .

Aver Microbes las dos trein-
ia de la tarde y en- ell almsc6n de los
Sres Palacios & Co. se 9eudjeron
S,028 sacos de azucar.
Compradores concurrentes al mer-
eado Senores Fritze Lundt Il Co.,
Aboy Vidal Co., Plazuela Sugar Co.,
A. S. Laseelles & Co., S. Ramirez e.
Co., Mullepboff Il Korber, J. Ochoa
y Hermano. Sobrino de E9quiaga
y J. T, Silva Banking & Com. Co.
Central Constancia Toa- Baja
2.428 sacos.
Central Juanjta Bayam6n
1000 sacos
Luisa Monserrate Manatr
500 sacos Total,
1928 sacos 4 $3.41-4. .-Comprado-
res Alloy Viday q Co.
Ceatral San Cristobal Naguabo
1000 a S3.42-4 puestos q bordo en-
Vapor en- Naguabo. Compradores
Aboy Vidal y Co.
Central Puerto Real Vieques
1900 q S3.42. puesto bordo en-
Vapor en- Vieques. Compradores
Aboy Vidal & Co.
Central Yabucoa Sugar Compa-
ny Yabucoa =
1000 a $3.42 puesto hordo en-
Vapor en- Yabucoa. Compradores
Aboy Vidar & Co.
Central Yabucoa Sugar Company
Yabucoa.,
300 a $3.4l puestos a borde en-
Vapor en- Yabucoa. Compradores
Fritze Lundt & Co. ..
Central Esperanza Naguabo
500 a $3.42-! puestos a bordo en-
Vapor en- Naguabo Compradores
Pla7uela Sugar Company.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
FALTA DE PERSONAL.

Parece que el exceso de ira
bajo que hay en- la secretaria
del juzgado municipal de San
Juan hace que el secretario
y el Juez de la eXpresada corte
tengan sobre 81 una eXtraordi-
maria labor por no disponel
de personal suficiente que les
auXilie.
Es grande el nGmero de
asuAtos civiIes y criminales
que Sc despachan en- la corte
municipal de San Juan y Sc
impone dotar q esta de algGn
auXiliar que alivie en- 10 posi-
bile la tarea del juez y del Sc
cretario.
La creaci6n de otro juzga-
do municipal, como Sc trata
de hacer en- Ponce, pienSan
muchos que serfa convenien-
te.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
La experlencia del doctor
Salvador Carbonell.

I'm padre dgradecido. - Desde hace
cerca de veinte aiios vengo indicando Ia
Emulsion de Scott en- los casos en- que
esta recomendado su uso, y siempre he
quedado satisfecho del resultado obteni-
do. Debo gratitud a dichs preparation,
pues 81 no hubiera sido por ella que me
ayudo d salvar mi hija Camelia, esta no
estaria hoy en- Algeciras casada con el
ayudante del Comandante General del
Campo de Gibraltar. Ell general senior
Obreg6n.
Ahora mismo tengo en- mi Sanatorio
un niho de nueNe amos, d quien practi-
que resecciones en- la tibia y que mucho
ha ganado con Ia Emulsion. - DR.. S.
CarboneH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
Un muladar
eerca de poblado,
La playa de moscas abruma a
veCes al veCindaric

Cerca de La Colectiva, en-
Puerta de TERRA. los terrenos
inundados Sc han escogido
como vertedero de basuras.
-Ciertamente que la obra del
municipio serfa todo 10 it'll
que sin duda Sc propone al
tratar de secar aquellos terre-
nos por ese medic; pero es ell
case que, gran parte del We
cindario, Sc queja atribuyen-
do los malos olores que infes-
tan q veces de manera terri
BILE ell ambiente, al citado mu-
ladar.
Ell prop6sito del municipio,
secando, como va 10 ha hecho,
en- parte, aquellos terrenos,
no merecerfa crftica alguna
ST no fuese por la observation
apuntada, aparte de que, a
veces, seglin Sc informa, el
caserfo pr6Ximo Sc We abru-
mado por la playa de moscas
que sale y Sc nutre de aquel
hacinamiento de basuras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

cripci6n particular en- Ia isla,
Is impOrtante. Ell secreta-
rio particular del gobernador
Sr. Noble, encargado de guar
dar esOs fondos para su entire
ga deSpues al consul de tia
liza. sigue .recibiendo buenas
noticias del reSultado de la
suscripci6n en- toda Ia isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
Observation Curlosa.
E Senado

Desde el dfs primerc de Enero. 8
sea eo 10 que v& de aho. Sc ban cele-
brado en los Estados Unidos. DOT el
sistema llamado "Aj Vapor" $3.50
matrimonios
Un curioso obsefvadoi bs uctado
que $3.50 maridos casados por ell in.
dicsdo sistema. usaban trajes hecbos
de los que tap bueDos , tan baratos
vende "La Almudains" de J. Pieras
y Co, Cruz ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
sE DIscUTIRA HOY.

Estz include en- la orden
del dla de Ia Camara para hoy
el P. de c. fiiando una asigna-
ci6n de $1,000 para el auxi-
lio de las victimas de los te-
Temotos de Stella y Calsbria.
Ia suma obtenida por sus-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
CURACI0N De LA
epra.
(Pqr Fl. VI. Blakeslee.)

puedes considerarsela una ms
tituci6n que destruye la fa-
lacia popular acerca de la le-
pra. Su ultimo informe, por
ejempfo, demuestra que es
una mentira la horrible teo-
ria de que un leproso es un
enfermo sin esperanzas de
curaci6n. Otro punto que
deja entrever, es que la inmu-
nidad de la enfermedad en- las
personals que viven en- la Ho-
me 6 6cerca de ella, ha demos
trado que ell panico que gene
ralmente crea la presencia de
sa enfernedad puede y debe
relegarsele a Ia categorfa de CO
sas de tempo viejo, como. la
playa roja y la muerte negra
medioevales.
Esta institution, ademas,
esta LENA de ejemplos de que
un leproso puede mantener
1 saludablemente intacta la
imagen en- que fu6. creado;
va pesar de la santidad del
1 rnandaniento en- donde ori-
gin6, ell epfteto "desaseado"
apenas Sc puede aplicar q MIN
gun hombre, mujer 8 nino que
residan en- la lepreria antedi-
cha, durante un tempo con-
veniente. l
Quizas uno de los mensa-
jes mas agradables que jamas
leprosos recibieron, aparecio
en- I'm informe publicado por
la leprerfa de referencia en- ju-
MO proximo pasado. Este
mensaje formaba parte del in
forme bienal dirigido a la
asamblea. Calcado eD los ter
! minos caracterfsticos de do
cumentos legislativos. anun-
ciaban en- resumen, que de
sesenta y I'm leprosos seis ha-
bfan sido curados en- la Home
en- los dos ultimos amos. Es-
ia parte del informe Sc refe-
ria en- trece palabras, q saber:
'Dados de alta, curados. =.
uno.o rs:
. tPracticamente bi6n, pero
se retienen en- observation. ..
cinco.D
NADIA de explicaciones acer-
ca de esas curaciones nj NADIA
de recIamos por esa gloria Sc
hacfan en- ell mforme. Seme-
jante brevedad modesto es
caracterfstica de la manera
en- que, durante los doce amos
que lleva establecida, la Home
ha venido silenciosamente
quitando q la lepra los terro-
res que infunde. Antes, en-
los doce amos citados, los in
formes bienales han content
do tres veces las palabras
"Dados de alta, curados"
aplicandolas a otros tantos
pacientes, Y ninguno de esos
asi devueltos al mundo ha te-
nido que regresar a la lepreria,
no obstante la rigida vigilan-
cia de que han sido obieto por
parte de los oficiales de sani-
dad. Los afortunados pacien-
tes fueron: un muchacho de
trece amos; una muIer de
cincuenta, y otra de treinta,
que salieron curadoS de la le-
prerfa respectivamente en-
1904, 1905 Y 1906. Salieron
de la Home sin otra cosa que
contar sino que eStabaD Gu
radios.
Este exito Sc debe en- parte,
por 10 menos al hecho marca-
do de que la Louisiana Home
es uno de los pocos lugares en-
ell mundo donde a todo lepro-
so, una vez el pGblico Sc en-
terra de su enfermedad, Sc lie
trata con toda la consideration
. que Sc merece un ser humane.
Lo medicos que estsn al fren-
te de dicha institution dicen
que no han aplicado otroS re-
medios sino los va conocidos
como adecuados para la lepra
Ell importante factor nuevo
introducido en- la Home con-
siste en- establecer regulari-
dad Y condiciones favorables
bajo las cuales sc han aplicado
los remedies vieios para Gu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
osnserva q mssanism en- busn sstsdo.

osnseFva ea meeauism en- buen sstado.
yorzaz 0zE, Essro IS De 1890.
". n. coNsToCK, Horisioxz, H.Y,
Esannds sr.-sus Plderas de RaIz indiana Del Or
herse par 81 orgsusno sl ns rsguls3U qus P0sds
1aay "A halnAusdad Ia vida q como IN relcii fAgH
eusrpo ezazso adAisrs q . ma peassss Dc Eas
ruedAA caai el rssutadni-Pnzero so.snsuis uzs
Psqusss dsrsssa g pseeEtele pero dtess se.sdosada
hscezanss msa gAnea has1 que 10 qas puo ftcu.-s
q snpszzr csssssa ueosszs slt51oss nlcko uas tzsas
s.s,--5 !. .soss : = go !. 49,.
irpsoepths.=ssts prsepa dsspaes Co rzpsdsz hsss
a5s . S1sss Podo - pspio corsGr de r@z eoa nay
80 sodo e E.sao qzs Pareansa o,gs-iszo sounsis
IA ehasIsi % hofse al sszss-vs-as v0ry vssahaA
hr. HATwrIL-
n sasya.euArdIa del utaiera.
Lzzpsssss PsnS. ". s. Ensrs n Do lsaa.
W H coNsTocK Eou.aorz,N NY.
k4y s.. ztss-Per zuoAas asus - sss ~ srs7s-.
pA-8as q Pleerss e RsiE tneiass 6si o. aerts
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sEp-us.zA sss - asika spor,ziaad e szsr ssSr. >.
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nszs0 frsza d nj aass coas5s-zFs 80 - s,a
ls5s oa=7l-.7p=a AsEEAa al4s - Pilssrst esi D.
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Rs-azhav Haybu-. n. q. EzsS Is ikso. .
W. n consTocK Harrsssz.ET-
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

NE vsnsa en- .eaas ias Bsaeas-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
sIGUE RECOJIDO.

ContfrGa recojido en- su ca
sa d consequence de la do
lencia que lie aqueja el DR..
Tomas Vazquez, director de
Sanidad del departamento de
Carload Sanidad y Prisiones.
Esta va casi restablecido ell
estimable compatriota y en-
breve volver& q su oficina.
Numerosas visitas ha re-
cibido ell DR.. Vazque5 aver
con ell proposito de darle eI
pesame por ell sensible falle-
cimiento de la que fue su res
petable herrnana, sonora, VIII
da de Scott, de cuyo suceso
damos cuenta en- otro lugar
de este diario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

PILD0RAS De RAIz INDIANA
del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

PlL00RAS De RAIz INDIANA
del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

Para ahorrar gastos de medi-
,os tsense las Pldoras de Raiz
-ldiana del Dr.. Morse.
La mejor P1dors que Sc COMO
ce para uso de las famihas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

alLDoRES De Rsiz INDIANA
del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

VALEN SU Peso EN- EN-. ORO.

PILD0RAS De RAlZ INDIANA
. del DR.. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

ra q efecto en- el restaurant
del Sr. Filippi en- esta capital,
un banquete que Sc acord6
celebrar anoche en- la session
secreta efectuada por los de-
legados a la Cdmara, despu6s
de la ordinaria de la tarde.
Concurrir4 toda la Camara.
AVOCADO QUE sUsPENDE
UN VIAJE.
El abogado Sr. Mott, que
habia tornado pasaje aver
con objeto de embarcar para
los Estados Unidos, suspen-
di6 su viaje por haber sido ci-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

En- esta imprents Sc Vende. papel de
perioaic7 viejo 8 ? pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

PlLD0RAS De RAIz INDIANA
del Or. MORSE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

soLAREs DE ToDAs DIMENsIoNES FACIL
DES PARA Ell PAGO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

Ell BOULEVARD DE LAS NEREIDAS
MAR ES. Ell PASEO MAS BONITO DE LA IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

SITIO EXTRA SALUDABLE BANADO
BRISAS DEL OCEANO ATLANTICO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18

DICHO BOULEVARD SERA ALBERT
RALMENTE, FEBRERO DE 1909.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-10-12
CRANE HAS RESIGNED.
VIII Not Go to China as Minister
From the Unite,. States.

By Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. indications
at 1870 p. m. were that within an
hour rtwo announcement would
be made from the State Department
of the acceptance of the resignation
of Charles Crane as minister to
China.
Secretary of State Knox later in
formed Mr. Crane that he would ac-
cept his resignation. Mr.. Crane had
already advised the secretary that he
was prepared to hand in his resig-
nation if recent developments should
make service in that position embar-
raising TO the department Secre-
tary Knox advised President Taft of
his action
Secretary Knox issued a statement
today stating that he requested the
resingnatiOn of Crane because
he has given out newspaper story
in reference to diplomatic matters
without consultation with any re-
sponsibIe officer of the department.