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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Russio's Wealth in Crops

current year. the increase Of actual
mot estimatedJ revenue In the twelve
month was not less than some 1885,
600. 900. Of which the greater part fell
in the present year. This increase
represents over ten per cent increase
Of income TO the Russian state, or,
taking an average for number Of
years past good and bad namely.
the years 1903 and 1909, the increase
Of income due directly to the good
harvest is four per cent
h. Kokovtseff. in his explanatory
note" pays a deserved compliment to
the douma It's reservations In GER
tain respects have not been found In
any way embarrassing to the ministry,
while on all occasions the douma has
shown its readiness to meet the min
istry for supplementary estimate for
purposes OF extraordinary expendi-
lures
The budget for 1911 estimates an
Increase Of revenue Of 100000. the
total budget. divided as usual into
rdinary and extraordinary rsVeRvs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28

very friendly, l suppose Won't you
come with me and see whether
mean my invitation"
Il can't tonight-Pm going out
with Bobby Peters to supper, and
after that to the theater. And after
that-some months after-Im going
to marry Bobby I'm awfully in love
with him, and I am glad to say so
to you, right out. even If you are
not human enough to care what love
meansi No, I'm not a bit afraid of
you-somebody ought to tell you that
you ought to be ashamed of the way
you treat John Trenton! / know the
whole story"
Emily stared. Nobody had ever
talked in this way to her, but the
girl went on after they had reached
the street.
He's been eating his heart out for
you for eight years, and now he's
junior partner, and has home and
everything, but you've crushed the
courage out of him for so long that
| suppose he has even stopped ask
ing you to marry him. 1t would
serve you exactly right If Sadie Nor
gan succeeds in getting him, the
mink,
The little imp left the older woman
shocked and dazed. Was all this
true? Had it been eight years? Was
she heartless? Had John asked her
to marry him for the last time, be-
cause he really thought she did not
care? Was the Office becoming a
habit? And was she selfish? She
went home. got into a neat house
dress. and began to prepare her lone
~ supper.
AS she ate her meal with little ap-
petite. she wondered what made her
depressed. uncomfortable. vaguely
miserable
She tried to think Just why it was
that she had not married him years
ago-oh, yes, at first it was that his
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28

Emily Warren. in her sweet, slow
way. lifted her eyes from the row of
figures which she had just finished
Pdding with lightning speed, and
proceeded to listen To the younger
girl who had been vainly talking to
her the last five minutes.
What are you saying. Madge?"
madge snapped her irritation.
Emily, you're enough to vex a
saint, and I'm not one, as you know!
Here its ten minutes past closing
time. the others all gone. and here
YOU work away as if you enjoyed it,
not that | believe you really enjoy
anything"
Emily, who must have been nearly
thirty. rose deliberately, closed her
pesk, and reaching for her hat.
season or two out of style. began
putting it on without even a pat at
her unadorned. abundant dark hair.
Madge continued her plant. You
pct a hundred. Emily! II ] didn't
adore you l would give you up to go
your way! But / won't be snubbed.
girls, though you're perfectly sweet
In manner! / intend to pull you out
Of your hole and show the world
what wonder you arel"
''Cut out your hero worship, child,
and go to supper with me. I'm
getting it in my rooms now-it's
more convenient and coy"
And shuts you away from other
people more than ever" interrupted
the other How you stand this dead
Jewel you live on, l don't see! You
never go anywhere, nor see anybody;
IL you have any friends you shun
them. You wouldn't ask me to
supper if you thought you could get
rid of me some other way-would
your"
Emily flushed and laughed a little.
II do-like you, Madge. but I'm not
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
SOL We BIG MYSTERY

guess that it is the result Of a sense
of the relative importance of things
different from our own.
When a man goes to lawn tennis
tournament he goes to see the play
and he assumes that women go for
the same reason. Some do Of course
but they are not representative Of
their sex. They are women who have
adopted the mans point Of view, who
are overpowered by the influence of
tn, ir fathers or husbands or brothers
The woman whose natural instincts
have free play does not consider that
any game is important
she is not, as man is. a game play
ing animal. But since man always will
be playing games she has arrived at a
kind OF compromise with him. She
will go to watch his games and profess
an interest in them on condition that
she may attend to her own business
all the while, and her business is to
wear a large hat or whatever else it
pleases her to wear.
TT may seem frivolous business
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Il Has The Power of Collecting the
Dampre ss of the Atmosphere
and Condensing II.

The rain tree of Peru grows very
large. is rich in leaves and is called by
the Indians tamaicaspi. 1t has the
mower OF collecting the dampness Of
the atmosphere and condensing it into
a continuous and copious supply Of
rain.
I In the dry season when the rivers
arc low and the heat great the trees
mower of condensing seems at the
highest and water falls in abundance
from the leaves and oozes from the
trunk. The water spreads around in
veritable rivers. part Of which filters
into the soil and fertil'zes It. These
rivers are canalized so as TO regulate
the course Of the water.
1t is estimated that one Of the Peru
vian rain trees win on the average
yield nine gallons Of water per diem.
In field of an area Of one kilometer
4n4ara-that is 1850 feat zach way
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Members of Stefansson-Andersoa Elk
peditlon Suffer Many Hardshlps
In Far North.

New York.--Latest reports received
by the American Museum of Natural
History from the arctic expedition
sent out two years ago under DR.. r.
M Anderson and V. Stefansson indi
cate that the explorers win be back In
New York within a month. The expe-
dition has gathered mass OF valuable
information and thousands OF speci-
mems to illustrate the manners and
customs of the little-known Eskimos of
the Mackenzie delta.
The scientists. in order to study to
best advantage the customs of one OF
the tribes, literally turned 'Kogmol-
Xix" or adopted the life of the Kogmol-
Xix tribe. living as they do, eating the
same uncooked food and in every
other way adhering to the Kogmollik
customs as far as possible.
Their latest report tells how they
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Peach Rice Pudding.

Steam one cup of rice with three
cups of milk until tho rice is very ten.
der and soft, Add one-half teaspoonful
q salt. Take the cover of and let
the steam escape. leaving the rice
dry and separate. Stir carefully with
a fork. Keep it hot until time to
serve. Then place on a shallow dish.
make several slight hollows in II and
slip into each whole canned peach or
apricot. Mix the strip of the peach
with an equal amount OF cream. Add
sugar to taste and serve as a sauce.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Figures In Years Budget Shows Re
suits Of Good Harvests-Con-
plment TO Douma.

St Petersburg old poIitico-
economical axiom that the wealth Of
a country depends on what fl taken
out Of the ground was never more
convincingly demonstrated than by
the present condition of Russia. NJ.
Kokovtseff, the minister of finance,
In presenting the budget for 1911 fer
examination by the budget commit
tee of the douma. emphasizes this
point He takes pains to emphasize
the overwhelming Importance to Russia
Of a good harvest, incidentally thereby
driving deeper the once-ignored truth
that Russia stands or falls by the
land.
u order to fully appreciate the ex-
ceeding value Of a good harvest the
note takes the year from July TO
July for purposes Of comparison By
this mode Of reckoning, which permits
the i1elusion Of fgures FOR half the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
WILLING 10 Wait.

"Brothah Wash'mton." says the
preacher, Il isn't seen yo' at de
p'tracted meetln 60 fab. Is comm
to 20 house 70 dinneh mex Sunday
an / sholy desIahs to see yo in do
fol- afo' dat day"
We'll, brothah Johnsing, I'se been
layin' out ter come mos any night.
but tonight | wuz intendin' to projlck
'roun' whah l happens ter know dey
Is two fire fat pullets--en eff / git
dem tonight III sho be at ptracted
meetin' tomorrow night"
"Well-uh, brothah Wash'mton, keep
h-tryin', even If yo' has ter come to
do mo'neh's bench as late as SADLY
night
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Kindness to Aged Repaid

became very fond Of the girl, and the
latter showed an unselfsh willingness
to perform such services as reading
to the aged woman and going on or.
rands for her.
Mrs. Devinney died nearly two
years ago. The girl had in the mean
time gone to Oklahoma to make her
own living. She was notified, some
time after the death OF Mrs. Devin.
ney, that she had been remembered in
the will, but she did not suppose the
remembrance was more than some
article Of personal property
A few days ago she opened a sec
ond letter from Morris D. Clary.
executor Of the estate. and was sur
prised 20 find a draft for $4,000. with
'he statement that It was her share
II the property.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Young St. Louis Woman Gets $1,000
Leeaey-Attentlon Given to Old
Woman Neiehbor.

St Louis-Littie kindnesses which
Eliza Klein, as a girl of IA. did for
her aged neighbor, Mrs. Elizabeth L.
Devinney, caused the young woman.
now 90 years old and a stenographer
in Muskogee. Okla, to receive a be-
quest of $4,000 from the Devinney es-
tate. The estate is being settled, and
Miss Klein, who is an orphan, receiv-
ed her share few days ago. She has
announced that she intends to invest
the money in a home.
Six years ago Miss Klein lived IN
the next house to Mrs. Devinney's res
idence at Grant and Big Bend roads.
near Glendale, st, Louis county. Mrs.
Devinney, who was then 50 years old,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
The "outlookn

What In the world made Mr.. Wall.
strete turn on You and swear so ter.
ribly and shake his fists and 5,row so
purple in the face and STAMP his feet
and carry on In that maaner?" we
ask OF our frieSd whc has made haste
TO leave the side of Mr. Wallstrete.
Hanged II / understand him." re-
plies our friend u was chatting witt,
him over the political and financial
situations. and when asked him what
he thought about the outlook be went
into perfectly hysterical spell"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Peculiar Tree of Peru

can be grown 10000 trees separated
from each other by 25 meters This
plantation produces daily 3s5.000 liters
Of water II we allow for evaporation
and infiltration we have $4,000 liters
or 29,531 gallons Of rain for distribu-
ton daily. The rain tree can be cul
tivated with very little trouble, for It
seems Indifferent as to tire soil in
which 1t grows The tree increases
rapidly and resists both extremes Of
climate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28

and expenditure. amounting to s1,415,-
100000. The considerable increase in
estimated expenditure is justified by
the actual results Of treasury returns
for the first haH year of 1910 over
the receipts estimated at the begin.
ming Of the year. This result is frank
~ attributed by the minister to the
magnificent harvest Of the year 1909.
which gave fllip to every other
source OF revenue. Even railway ia.
kings increased by about s25, 600 900.
the drink monopoly by over SIS, 600,
600. and the sugar quasi-monopoly in
creased by Jver s1O.OO0.OO0.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Dog and Get Win s4oo.

Paris.-A most remarkable legal
farce has just terminated here.
Eleven years ago Nine. Allegro. a
widow. died and left $500 to the
French Society for the Protection of
Animals for the care Of her favorite
dog and cat. Her heirs contested the
viii. and after eleven ears legal con.
test they have at length been de-
feated-the court deciding in favor
Of the dog and cat. Neither dog nor cat
will. however, benefit. as both have
been dead for many years.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
RIeh Boy Aids wnrk.r.

Newport. r. John Nicholas
Brown. the richest boy In the world
with bank account estimated at up-
ward Of s15,OO0,OO0, with bis own
hands daily is serving coffee, fur
nished BY himself. to the workmen en-
gagged ia completing the 1000 foot sea
wall On the Lime Rock waterfront.
The coffee supplements the cold din
ner with which the men are compelled
10 be eanteut The boys action is the
result u sympathy reused IN him b.
seeing .he men eat cold food.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
scaIIoned Hamburger.

Take one pound hamburger, two
large potatoes or three or four small
ones, slice and lay half Of the potatoes
in bottom Of granite pan, next a
layer Of hamburger broken In small
bits TO which add "A small slice Of on
ion. a cracker rolled fine or bread
erusts put through a chopper Repeat
he layers OF potato. meat and crack
ers. seasoning each layer, dot with
very small pieces Of butter. All with
milk and bake until potatoes are done
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28

Cut the potatoes in dice and fry
them for a few minutes in hot lard.
Long before they are done take them
from the lard and turn them into a fry
ing pan with generous lump Of fresh
butter: fry them until a golden brown.
after which sprinkle some chopped
parsley over them: season with salt
and pepper. and spray them with
lemon Juice.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
To Clean Embroidery.

Dip a camel's-bair brush In spirits
Of wine and brush all over the en-
broidery until It is quite clean The
brush should be frequently rinscd in
some spare spirits. In another glass,
to remove the dirt.
Tho embroit cry need not be takeE
Of the garment cr piece.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Errsnd Of Charity.

"Ah," said the gallant gentleman,
ARE you going to hang some mistletoe
on your chandelier this christmas2"
oh. dear. no" replied the coy dam
sci. Il am chairwoman OF our commit-
tee on charity. you know. and am dis
tributing the mistletoe among those
girls who have quit having birthdays"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Ronneta and presents.

For him there Is no Joy in spring.
Though flowers bloom and robins sing;
For him there IA no Christmas giee
when stockings hang upon the tree
For In the museum he welded Miss Pearl.
The marvellous. two-headed. threeAIegge
girl.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
Good Policy.

Crawford-Do you really Hike to
please your WIFI?
Crabshaw-I can't say that l do
but I've found out it's the best plan
Smart Set.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-28
When Women Vote.

The women have tricked US. Not
husband win go to the polls"
why not7"
They have located the votinl
hnnths - millinery estabIishmen, +"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
lie sucede en- el trono el principe de Gales
Jorge Federico con el nombre de Jorge v.
Las perdidas causadas por los terreotos de Costa Ri
ascenden Is miones de dollars.
Los muero paau de dos mil habendo sdo escaao de los
c0mbroS 500.
De nuestro servicio cablegra6eo.

New York mayo 7.-Comunican
de Londres que anoche a las II y As
fallecio en- su palacio ell rey Eduardo
Su muerte ha sido producida por
una violenta pulmonia. Hoy sera
puesto en- capilla ardiente. La muer-
te del popular soberano ha causado
profunda impression en- todo ell
mundo, LIE sucedeI en- ell tro-
no como rey de Inglaterra y empe-
rador de las Indias su primogenito
ell principe de Gales, Jorge Federico,
nacido ell 1865. Ell rey Eduardo ha-
bia nacido el 9 de Noviembre de
l841. Sc pramovi6 SUI advenimiento
al trono el % de mayo de 1901 por
fallecimiento de SUI madre la reina
Victoria. Ell monarca britanico ha
muerto a la edad de SO amos.
New York, mayo 7.-Telegramas
de Costa Rica traen nuevos detalles
de los desastres sufridos en- aquella
repdblica por ell reciente terremoto.
Las ciudades de Cartago y Paraiso
han quedado en- ruinas. Hasta aho-
ra han sido hallados 500 cadaveres,
en- los trabajos de desescombro.
Sc calcula que pasan de mil ell MI
nero de muertos en- la catastrofe.
Las perdidas materiales Sc estiman
en- 25 millones de dollars. FL presi-
dente de la repdblica senior Gimenez,
ha pedido al congreso los creditos
necesarios para acudir en- auxilio de
los damnificados. Ell gobierno pro-
cedera embellishments a la recons-
truccion de las ciudades destruidas
para cuyos trabajos Sc estan hacien-
do los pianos preliminares.
New York, mayo lei presidente
Taft esta poniendo toda su influen
para obtener del congreso La aproba-
cion del bill sobre tarifas de ferroca-
rifles. Sc cree que el bill sera pros
puesto hasta la proxima legislature,
de no hacerse las enmie ndas pro-
puestas por la minoria de mocratica
coaliga da con los rebeldes.
New York, mayo LA real uni
versidad dc Cristianfa acordo hoycon
ce der al ex-presidente Roosevelt ell
grado de doctor en- filosofia, en- aten-
cion a sus interesantes trabaios So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
CON IRA FL
"DUETTO VENUS"
Las bailarinas fueron
denunciadas en- Are
cibo.
Fueron llevadas a la corte
municipal acusadas de
bailar en- formas desho-
nestas,
Celebrado Ell iuicio no pudo pro.
barSe la acusacion y fueron
abSueltas.
De nuestro corresponsal.

k|SAAosSAs
Arecibo mayo Gel sargento de
la policia Sr. Silen, denuncio ante
la corte municipal al "Duetto Venus.
por estar bailando en- formas desho-
nestas en- la function dada en- este tea
tro ell pasado> microbes. Hoy Sc vic
ell juicio al que asistieron las cita
das bailarinas llevando su defensa
los distinguidos abogados Sres. Pi-
cornell y Palmer. Ell juicio Sc celebr6
a puerta cerrada, habiendo mas de
ochocientas personals en- la antesala
de la corte. Ell Hon. juez licenciado
Amado Rivera, despues de dido los
testigos de cargo, de descargo Y la
defensa que fu6 brillantisima por
ambos abogados, absolvio a las acu-
sadas con las costas del oficio. Esta
noche dan SUI function de despedida
ell Duetto Venus.
Hoy lego a esta ciudad la COM
pahfa de Zarzuela empresa Muhoz,
la cual pondra en- escena manana Co
mo debut la celebrada opereta "Viu-
da Allegro" en- que Sc luce grande-
mente la Srta. Bonoris. Para el do
mingo Sc anuncia otra preciosa fun
ci0n,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
Copia Dc un te|egIama.

Actg. Gobernador de P. r. remiti0
por conducto del Director del Depar
tamento. a la Direction de Sanidad
copia de un tclegrama enviado por
el Sr. Alcalde Municipal de Gurabo
queiandose de que la central Juncos
habia contaminado las aguas del rio
con residuos de aquella factoria. Sc
inform6 al Hon. Gobernador va ha-
bia en- la mahana del mismo dia or
denado al Official de Sandal de Gu
rabo las medidas oportunas para
probar tai hecho Y proceder a nueva
denuncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
Il COME IA EN- Ut UADO.
Fue visto el dia s a
las ocho de Ia mana-
ma.
NumerosoS veclnos pudie-
ron divisarlo a esa hora
desde sus casas.
Muchas familias madrugan para
contemplar el famoSo astro.

La siguiente carta recibimos de
Utuado:
Utuado (Bo. Sabana Grande)
Mayo 5 de 1910. Sr. Director de LA
Correspondence de Puerto Rico"
San Juan P. R.
"Muy Sr. mio.-El que suscribe
como suscritor de ese peri6dico "La
Correspondence" por mucho ITEM
po, tiene el honor de informarle a L.
que hoy, Jueves ) de mayo, hemos
Observable a la simple vista ell CO.
meta Haley, a las s de la manana
Y siendo hoy esta information de
de las de mas inter6s para algu-
nos habitantes esta isla tengo
quien tiene ell gusto di infor-
mar a I'd. acerca del case. Mucho
vecinos madrugan para yer el hermo
so astro. lie anticipa las gracias Sr.
director V soy de L. su alto VS.. s.
Luis Guadalupe Perez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
'Actua|idad po|iti-
ca en- Guyana.
Hay mucho interes por CO
nocer el resultado de Ia
comision que fue a Was
hington.
La prensa es recibida con anSie.
dad par los intereSadOS en- el
pOrvenir de la isla.
De nuestro oorresponsal

Mayo EN- estos ultimos ,ias,
Sc ha notado gran interes por COMO
Ger el resultado de las gestiones de la
comision de Washington. Todo ell
mundo lee con avidez la prensa, en-
busca de los ultimos telegra-
mas Y de las impresiones mas
recientes. Esto demuestra que en- el
amino de todo el pals esta latente
el deseo de yer resuelto ell problema
de nuestra situaci6n politica, con Gu
va causa simpatizan propios Y ex-
tranOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

dar comienzo a la montura de la ma
quinaria, de Ia extinguida central
'Esperanza", que unida a la actual
maquinaria, duplicara la capacidad
de dicha central.
va han sido pedidos por cable 500
barriles de eemento para ,.lcha mon
tlIra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
MuestIas de aqua

Official de eanidad, Gurabo,
por conducto del Sr. Alcaloe
remite las muestras de aqua
tomao as por el er distintos puntos-
del rio Gurabo. para que sean anali-
zadas en- el Laboratorio en- averigua-
ci6n oe 81 estan coutaminadas o no
con sustancias sararinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

Mfi:co Inspector ditto. Norte.
soiiciia L. ~ran concedidos II dias
de lio.Hr'A Dhr vaeaciones.
{. Ah..It Blanco, Mayaguez, par
ticips ha. tornado possession DE- su
nuev" .!r-'rn", como Inspector de
alim"n'a- ,i'l % Distrito Y rer0ita
iucvor;r b. los efectos rccibidos
DE- - an. '~"r.
In>prs" L. Aliment"S. Huma-
Gao. Rem" para ser examinasIo rn
eI L.al'"- ''a q'Iimico. una muestrs
de leche f. -aca marczda con el No
Is.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
CabaIo soSpechoso.

Official de Saniiad, Caguas, ins
fnrma que en- el Irrio de Bairoa-
en- la carretera q,E onduce a Cagua
V en- una de las c,,illas de los peo-
mes caminerO< 50 twcuentra un caba-
10 suspechOSo dc estar padeciendo
muermO. Sc onlcuj al Veterinario
paSe 4 recOnOcrr rt'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
Ell rey Eduardo de
Inglaterra.

bre sociologia publicados en- libros
y folletos. Ell agraciado pronunciara
esta noche en- ell paraninfo de la uni
versidad una conferencia relativa
a sus viaies por las selvas de Africa
v sus observaciones hechas en- el
continente europeo. El ex-presiden-
te Sc muestra admirado de la belle
"a de aquella region de La peninsula
escandinava y de la sobriedad y hon
radas costumbres de sus habltantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07
VIDA AGR|COLA EN- MAUNABO.
la cosecha Sc presenta
abundante.
La San Cristobal eSpera Obtener
I'm rendimientO de 80 mil Sac0s.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
Mayo 6.-Lo proxima cosecha de
canas Sc presenta abundante pues
las plantaciones da gusto verlas.
FL 2O}b calcula la central San
Cristobal terminar la presente Ia
fra, con un rendimiento de $4,000
sacOs.
Proponese dicha central seguida
mente terminada la presente zafra