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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
Juego con0cido.
Lo 0currido en- un barrie de
Cayey da preteXto a POGO re.
ditadaS acusaci0nps.

Elcuartel general de Ia polleis in
sular facillto aver q Ia prensa un des-i
paeho telegraflco que proeedense de
Cayey decia fextuslmeate.
Aver 4 las ! p. N. IN FL barrio dc
canton -Abaio jurisdiction de Al
bonito, q indlyiduo Agustin Santa
ns. intro ma puhalada en- Ia espal-
da d Catalina .Almedina produclen
dole Ia nuerte. FL Santana ft6 arre>
tado. FL tslegrama Official pada di-
&c de a,ie el sueeso tuvleta cue yer
con Ia politica nj que oelrriera cor
ocaslon de un mltin. ] slnembargs
el corresponsal del perlodleo repu-
bicano de Ia ciildad. iiriie 4 este IN
telerama acusando Gel hechO 4 ID
Que llama "turbas unlanistas
hacienda notar que q iesgraciado
que pereclo ALI en- i'm conocido pro
pagandisua repuD!icann. ! publita
Ia notlcla con tlp0 gI1leso, para que
lame la atencioS y echa Ia culpa q
U0ioB de Puerto Rico, y actlsa !
toda una colectividad ' q todo in
pals de un hecho que todayia no se
conoce con mas detalles que los an
tes expressdos. Fl recurso esta Fas-
tado, no ia iuego I'll pals eonoce
quienes son sus amigos v no quiere
desordenes. Desea Que al amraro De.
Ia legaiidad Y de d lrstleia ,rlnfe
el dereeho y haolen las urras garan
tizadas por Ia iegalidaG Y Ia raz M
raj y material.
Seguramente que los que DE- tai
modo Sc prestan echar scnbras 20
bre el propio pals. ignorsn Il gran
responsabilidsdque cnntraen eon-I
sieo mismo Y eldano q. ocasionan {
la causa Que tratan de hseer trim
far.
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NT7ESTRA GRATI,.-Por
To- -slloe de coIreo 3ecess-
ra0- pars euorir e. co-to de
gcFte. tendremos sumo gus
70 en enviarie nuestra De
cusIluiers de lor ssygienies
EfpflCi0-:
Irems Desspztecedors
&c EISHA'', Exfrscto DE-
Flor d. Ilot-- Poivo de
Dientes INDIA PEARL. =
Poi~o- de Tsseo "SANA
pERMAIs. Agaa de Toca-
dor SaNDALWcoD.
Diriilr-e / Ic-E VfIlegss.
San Francisco = >s1 Iuan.
T. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
MuN1c|PAl|DADES
uN|ON|STAS.
Maunsbo liquido su presu
puesto con un sobrante
de S655-5O.
fRferns el naeyo alcaide senior
Aurelie Ortiz, respecto de los
3 nesos quo eStuve 81 frente
De d administration.
H estado sanitario fue salts.
factorio.

E informe annual que al pueblo q
Maunabo y al gobernador de Puerto
Rico, sobre Ia administration d
Mamabo duTante el ailo economlcC
de 1909 4 l9l 0 presenta el alcalde 81
Aurelio Ortiz, es como siglle:
La Secci6n % de Ia VICENTE le,
municipal, impone q los Alcaldes e
deber de informar al Pueblo que 60
biernan y al Honorable Gobernador
de Ia Isla sobre la administration
durante el ano economico que ter
nina.
Foco, muy POGO, puede informar
el suscribiente; pues cuando Sc hlzo
cargo de Ia Administration, encon-
tro hecho por su digno antecesor D.
Alfonso Disdier Y durante el periodic
del primer semestre, cuanto dable le
fu6 hacer dentro de las condlclones
del presupuesto.
Presupuesto.-Al cerarse el de
1909 a 1910 y cubiertas todas sus
atenciones por personal Y mater.a:.
ha resultado un sobrante en- GAIA en-
80 de JUNO de $685. so cts.
Beneficencla M,1n5cipal.-La Be
neficencia municipal ha merecldo
preferente atenci6n hablendose gas
tado por dicho concepto en- el ano
eoon6mico. 81. o5l 63 cts.
Sandal. Ell estado sanitario del
t@rmino municipal ha sido muy
satisfactorio, y sin tener el funclona-
miento regular del dispensarlo de Ia
anemia que tanto bien reportaba
Ia clase necesltada.
Segdn datos que sun:nlstra e. en-
cargado del Reglstro Civil, Sc ia
inscrito durante el aIo eeon6mico
III nacimientos 133 defunciones y
81 matrimonlos.
EdJicios publ1eos. Sc ha pintado al
oleo el interior Y exterior del Hospl
tai Municipal y carnicer:a ytamblen
los faroles y postes de- aiumbrsdo
publico
Cdm1nos.-Los camiios vec.nales
de los barrios Emalagaa, L.zas Y
canine Central, han sido oh,eto ee
reparaclones que los ponen en- eondl
clones transitables habiendose lnver
lido Ia suma de S2SS.1 cts de los
'Fondos de Camlnos' para atendel
en- todos a g Kilometres De compost
cion.
Es cuanto informar puede el que
en- el corto periodo &c tres meses y
dias, ha estado al frrente de esta adj
ninistracion municipal
La liquidation del presupuesto de
ingresos y gastos durante e aAo fls-
cal de 1909 a 1910 es como sigue.
Ingresos. -Ingresos verificados en-
el ano. -5,65s,lo Existeneia en- Jr-
MO 80 de 1909 532 IS Total 6 elao2s
Gastos.-Por Personal s. $500,
Por Material o.776 32; 0neaa en-
eyistencia para el aho siguente s655
80.
Classification de IA exlstencla.
Fondos ordinaries s4s5-73; A fon-
dos de caminos 1871
Maunabo, JUNO So de 1919 E.
Velazquez, Contador Municipal
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodioos vieios 4
s2quintaL
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No hay uecesidad de salr de Puerto Rco para or los
cantanes artsas mas eminentes del mundo En- el esa
becimiento de Maqunas Pariantes Dscos VICTOR que
hay en- Ia Plaza Badorioy de Correo es donde Sc
reunen egularmente pvegados dea Naturaeza que
laman Caruso Csye Damores Eames Farrar Gadsh Ger
yleReache Homer Journet Martin AcCsrnack Melba Plan
con- SchnmaHn Henk Scetti Sembrich Tetrazznl Zeroa
Ali tambi6n esa Ta Rufo gargsns de brence esa
Sag Barba d Roy dc la Zarzaea Espaos Tampoco falta
nueso compatrioa e Gran PAO nuevo TAMAero en- Italia
Estas celebridades frecuentan otro cenro musical
porque niegan canta donde no hay Disco VICTOR
En- esabecimento de DooLEY SMITH COMPANY de la Plaza
de Armas puee Or cuaquier hora del da la peza ia
vora de cuaqu obra musical la obra entera;
tada ocada sempre toman parte las estrelas ndcadas
arrba, No cobra la entrada este Cenro Musical por
10 tanto sed puede los cantanes nsgnes que caos
sin gastar cetavo; que desee evarse voces
la de used tai por nuestra mediacon
os acptaran gusosos compando usted los records que
tenemos la venta.
Visitenos hoy para que olga estas maraviosas
D00LEy, SMITH & COMPANY.
Plaza Baderety, San Juan. Gales Isabel Leon Ponce
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GRATIS.

On reloj para usted ST en- plazo de
q semanas vende vende cualquiera
de los paquetes siguiente. % hermo-
sos alfleres de corbata IS libros u
tsticos de agujas con mas de 50 agu-
las cada uno; % bonitas pela,llas mag
neticas de bolsillo cada una en- su es-
tuche, 8 % preciosas sortyas. Cada
artlculo descrito Sc vende 4 IL centa-
yos orc uno. En- tres meses hemos
regalado 800 relojet
Escriba uns postal The Assoc1A-
TIE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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a los coNERcrASfEs.-Es-
itamos anunclando en- loe
periodlcCs imrorfantes de
Puerto Rico para aumeEtsr
las ventas de los articulos
, de Tsntine.
Gcmpsazca 4 eus clienfes.
fsnga estos articcIoe en- exIs
ten -is. son super.ores en- TO
: dos respectO<- Ncs0fros
agTeSsremoe eutcDcee su
nombre en- eetUe anunctos-
Para precios y den l. por-
menores. dirigiTse ) jose
Viliegas. Arartado 603. San
, Juan. p 2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-02
ssTHIS is MY 73RD BIRTHDAY''
Hanr.xr q N..(snnE

Dr. Henry c. McCook, noted both as
a clergyman and an entomologist, was
born in New Lisbon, Ohio, July 3, 1887,
and received his education at Jefferson
College, new Washington and Jeffer-
son College. He served in the civil war
as first lieutenant and afterward as
chaplain of the Forty first Illinois Vol
unteers. After the war he entered the
Pres byterian ministry and for many
years was pastor of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia
DR.. McCook has devoted much of his
time to the study of entomology and is
a recognized authority on that branch
of science. He has been honored with
the presidency of the American En-
biological Society and of the Academy
of Natural Sciencves OF Philadelphia
He chaplain of a Pennsylvania
| volunteer regiment in the war with
Spain and after the close of the con
j fict he founded the National Relief
Commission of the Spanish American
war.
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gave an Interview tonight answering
q statement signed at indianapolis yes
terday by Superintendent L. s. Shu-
maker of the Anti-Saloon League.
OPEN SEASON BEGINS.
The open season for squirrels and
woodcoclx begins yesterday, and accord
ing to E. E. Earle, chief deputy state
commissioner OF fisheries and game.
from now until October l, game ward
ems will be busy. The law requires
every man hunting on land not owned
or rented by himself to have license.
DIE IN NEIGHBoRs BARN.
Alexander Shannon. IS years old.
committed suicide In a neighbours barn
this afternoon by hanging himself TO
rafter with a strap. The deceased was
the father OF Prof. Charles w shan
non. science instructor in the Brazil
High School. and assistant to State
Geologist Blatchley during the summer
months.
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This Weeks News Forecast

D. c.. time in
onnany
natu so far
b be
Jefeies and johnson worlds puise
his
he xtend
we o the
L A
the in
hurday
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DIFFERENT FROM THE OLD DAYS.


devoing portion this should
OF Gary that their OF entirely
wo al
dignity Of
rival the industries of other cities
a business
equaed
cities.
ustr wor a vglant
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in
to
to
or
possible be
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GIVE THEM H, MAYoRi

of Lawrence Becker OF
Hammond
eofH an further
put the pernicous
Hammond he did wise
thing If he viii
hohave water
meters
evidently
OF their
families
yhavea
no other name them
but of this
property
to run all day andn igh
will
lasng attudeo oft the people o
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
MARY'S LAMB.


chartan And it
all
a boards
their
put on andh aud acros the stage
Copyright, 1910
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~THIs is MY 6STH BIRTHDAY
Charles ChailIe-Long.

Col. Charles ChailleLong, soldier,
diplomat and explorer. who solved the
problem in regard to the source OF the
River Nile. was born near Baltimore,
July 2, 1912, and was educated at
Washington Academy. He served
through the war in the Union volun-
teer army, and in 1865 he was one OF
a number of Federal and Confederate
veterans who went to Egypt on mill
tary mission He was detached to
serve with Gordon and was sent to
make his way to Uganda and along
the Nile to carry the influence of the
Khedive farther south In fulfilling his
mission he connected the discoveries OF
the two British explorers, Spoke and
Sir Samuel Baker. and solved the rid
die Of ages-the source OF the Nile II
later years Col ChailleLong served as
United State consul in Korea. where
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WILL REMAIN IN PORTER COUNTY.

of esteemed
Chesteron Tribune
OF the
nots
he opportunity
he n
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
.IuIV &


painter, born in Boston Died In
London, Sept 9, 1915.
177S-Settlers at Wyoming, Pa. mas
sacred by the Indians.
1S32--U. 5. Congress passed a bill &c
recharter the national bank.
.1s46-Boston and Buffalo connected by
telegraph.
1s6s-Third day of the battle OF Get
tysburg
1S66-Prussians defeated the Austrians
at Sadowa.
1S67-Lazarus w Powell, u S. sena-
tor and governor of Kentucky, died
at Henderson, Ky. Born there. Oct
6, 1912
1ss0-Idaho admitted to Statehood
190S---Joel Chandler Harris ("Uncle
Remus"). famous author, died il
Atlanta. Born in Eatonton, Ga.
Dec. 8, 1S48.
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ALDERMAN Schultz
position
said that THE TINES
Schoers assaed
pie dve THE TIMES
plant
rdiculouss
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UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
,. F. STATESMAN MARRIEs.

n
One of the most interesting weddings
of the month solemnized in
Charlottesville last night at the Center
Presbyterian Church. when Miss Jessie
Heron. daughter of Capt and Mrs
w. P. Heron, became the wife Of
James F. Statesman. retired United
States minister to Bolivia, South
America.
BUGGY STRUCK BY TRAIN.
Miss Flossie Manship. prominent
young woman of Circero, was serious
ly injured tonight when a buggy in
which she and three companions were
riding was struck by the FIT. Wayne
special on the Indiana Union Traction
line at the first crossing south of
Cicero. Both her legs were cut off
just below the knees and she was 9TH
erwise bruised and cut
WILL NOT RECIND ORDER
I, Mayor Shank does not expect to re-
scind the order granting merchants the
privilege Of selling frecrackers five
inches long, issued yesterday by Sup
erintendent of Police Hyland, although
he Judges" 1t to be in violation of a
city ordinance passed in 1903 The
mayor said he did not think the city
administration should be crank"
ABOUT the size OF uESCEaCherS permitted
He was asked if he did not think per
mission of the sale of large firecrackers
would be in violation of the ordinance.
ANNULs SHOTGUN MARRIAGE.
/ A marriage, said to have been per-
formed at the point of a shotgun, was
annulled by Judge W. A. Funk in the
South Bend Circuit Court yesterday,
when Mrs Anna Cashmire. The wo-
man testified that she had been forced
to marry the man at Battle Creek.
Mich. in order to save her life. al
though she was already the wife of
David Luke OF South Bend.
LITTLE TOWN HAS BANK
A company has been organized at
GAINESVILLE, a village of 800 inhabi-
tants ten miles east of Corydon, to es-
| tablish a state bank with a capital
stock of $4,000. A bank also will be
established at Elizabeth. another small
village southeast of Corydon, with a
capital stock OF $4,000 There will
then be six banks in the county.
WOOD Is RENoMINATED-
VIII r. Wood of Lafayette was re-
nominated joint senator of Tippecanoe
and Benton Counties, and Russell x
Bedgood was nominated for joint rep
resentative or Montgomery and Tippe-
canoe Counties by the Republicans II
convention at U. U. L Hall here yes
terday The nominations. which wers
unanimous. were made with the IN
!, Outstanding that both Mr.. Wood and
Mr. Bedgood were stanch friends and
supporters of Senator Beveridge.
CITY TO REMOVE BRIDGE.
After waiting six days for the Ind
ana Transportation Company to re
move the wrecked bascule bridge from
J the harhnr al MICHIGAN CITY the cit,
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yesterday decided TO do the work and
will receive bids July II. The steamer
United States bumped the bridge June
"a and the structure went into the har-
Dor, and the city is holding the conf
pany responsible.
HOLD ZIP CREAM vENDER.
With drawn revolvers two masked
highwaymen wearing automobile Cog
giles held up and robbed an ice cream
wagon driven by Peter Phillips a
Greek, in Columbus. last night One of
the robbers apologized for robbing the
wagon by stating to the driver that
he was out of work and that he had a
wife and children who were starving
| in Chicago.
ANSWERS E. 6. SRUMAKER
Reaftirming his opinion that condi-
tions are worse in Atlanta and Macon,
Ga, now than at any time under the
licensed sale of liquor. DR. w c. Helt
of Evansville, who recently resigned
from Indiana Anti-Saloon League work.
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Heart toHeart
Z attxs.
A wOMANS SACRIFICE.
By EDWIN A. NYE.

story of Mrs. r.. M. Foster, who went
down into the lowest depths in order
that she might save unfortunate girls
from the horrors of white slavery.
1t Is not pretty story-save In it's
divine spirit of self sacrifice.
Mrs. Foster risked her good name
and all that a woman holds most dear
by entering the foul underworld and
consorting when necessary with the
denizens Of the slums and appearing
as one OF them that she might get evil
dence against the white slavers.
| Fancy the sufferings OF a refined wo-
man-she Is graduate Of Radcliffe
college-under such conditions.
Passing through scenes and expert
ences that battle full description. she
was sustained by the consciousness
| that all her powers had been dedicat-
+. ed to the cause of her sex.
| In conjunction with New York de-
tective she went to Seattle. where the
two passed as buyers of girls. Gain
! ing the confidence OF the Seattle bar
terers, they got letters to the headquar-
tiers of the gang In New York and all
the information they sought.
In New York city they followed a
like course of procedure.
Sometimes as Mrs. Foster told her
story In court-it was her first appear
| ance on the witness stand-she blush
ed and stammered as would any other
good woman and then, remembering
the purpose OF her collation., held up
her head like a queen as she told how
| oh n nd do
In taxicabs and drink beer with the
low whites and the depraved negresses.
1t was an awful experience.
But this brave woman got her re-
ward in the conviction of some of the
guilty parties. The gang was dis
persed, some fleeing to Europe.
She got her reward in the reawaken-
ed public sentiment that is compelling
national and state governments vigor-
ously to detect and punish the betray-
ers of innocent blood.
Certainly no American woman has
ever before made such a fearful de-
scent into Avernus to seek and save
she lost and those in danger of being
lost
Without impiety her sacrifice for her
Sex IHdy DS compared with ludl u Tue
Son OF man, who ate with publicans
and sinners if by any means he might
save some.
Mystery of atonement.
Sacrifice seems sometimes the only
, way by which humanity may be saved
from its sins and sufferings.
: "THTS DATE IN HISTORY.
July 2
160s-Hudson, on his first voyage. ar
rived off the banks OF Newfound
land
: 1775-Gen Washington took comnlant
of the American army, under tn
old elm at Cambridge. Mass.
1776-Continenta Congress adopted
Lees resolution OF Independence
and it was proclaimed two day
a later
1s32-Green Clay Smith. second terry
torial governor of Montana. borl
in Kentucky. Died in Washington
t D. c., June 20, 1895.
INSTRUMENTATION laid for the Cathed
raj of the Immaculate Conception
in Albany. n Y
q 1s59-In a speech delivered at Augusts
q Ca, Alexander H Stephens an
nounced his retirement from publ
life
5 1S64-Congress chartered the Norther
t. Pacific Railroad Company
1S70-Illinois adopted a new consti
sutton
1ss1-President Garfield fatally sho
by Charles Guiteau.
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Iess the festivities.
MR.. Sherman is going to visit Mr.
Watson. Great day for Rushville when
the two Jims get together.
-Ae-
IF you can't tie little Willie's fingers
on him, you might get an electrician
and have them wired.
-
THE watermelon is on deck and is
doing it's level best to provide for a
safe and sane Fourth.
EVEN the Western Union is get
ting SO tight that it is going to keep
you from reading about the fight.
WHY shouldn't Atlas be a female
figure? Where is there a smoother
holdup artist than dear oman?
LOT of us won't have to worry
where to go this summer to keep
from breaking down We are already
broke
IF these trunk mysteries keep up,
| it might be we'll to market box con-
structed especially for the shipment
Of victims.
AND Independence day. 1910. will
be a milestone in history as the day
which saw the passing of the big
prize fighters.
HAMMOND hopes soon to be able
to point with gusto and much pride
to one-of- the finest-ever manual train
ing high schools.
A SYLVAN nook will be hard to
find for the 4th of July, especially if
you have ever looked for hooks you'll
understand why.
IN the meantime, the Boilermakers
continue to sniff disdainfully when
any one speaks about the fine work
of the Sox or the Cubs.
| 50
NO complaint of blowouts or too
rich a mixture was made at the ban
quet given by the members of the
Hammond Automobile club
1T is quite evident that there are g
number of people that Senator Bow
ser doesn't like, although he doesn't
ONE right out and call spade spade
THE democratic editors refer con
stantly to the high cost of living,
but none of them are averse to having
little of 1t at Tom Taggarts expense
at French Lick.
THE Columbia City Commercial
Mail says: There are now forty
; eight states in the union, Alaska ter
ritory the Island possessions and eigh
unnamed boodling legislators"
GOV Hughes says: TT is due tn,
people of the state that those VIII,
have betrayed their trust or have poi
soned the springs of the government
should be uncovered and branded"
AN exchange says that more thai
: three million pairs Of blankets ar
woven in the United Kingdom annu
ally Well, great Caesars ghost, thi
is no time of the year to tell about Il
THE editor of the Middlebury Inde
pendent says: over in Lagrang
county they are holding hugging SC
Gals and a friend of ours gives US a
account of how they are being organ
q lied in that vicinity. A meeting of tn
= first one netted $58 He says the oil
farmers for miles joined and are as
tive members"
n THE Steuben Republican says: 8.
r man called at our office the other da
d and asked to talk over our telephon
it He called up a party and after th
II customary hello and yes all We
g quiet for nearly five minutes as he hel
d the receiver to his ear The proceed
= ing was so out of the ordinary that "
S ventured to ask him what he was dt
IS ing, to which he replied: oh, nothin
it.of ta1l xtx,er ~ xr-{F 60
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THE Steuben Republican says: "A
man called at our Office the other day
and asked to talk over our telephone
He called up party and after the
customary hello and yes all was
quiet for nearly five minutes as he held
the receiver to his ear The proceed
ing was so out of the ordinary that we
ventured to ask him what he was do
II am just talking to my wife,"
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he also engaged in scientific explora-
tons
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NOTICE.

holiday Will regular EDITION OF
In
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WOOD is RENOMINATED.
CITY TO REMOVE BRIDGE.

After waiting six days for the Indi-
ana Transportation Company to re-
move the wrecked bascule bridge from
the harbor at Michigan City the city
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THE editor of the Middlebury indie
pendent says: over in Lagrange
county they are holding hugging So
cials and friend of ours gives us an
account of how they are being organ
lied in that vicinity. A meeting of the
first one netted s58. He says the old
farmers for miles joined and are ac-
tive members"
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AN exchange says that more than
three million pairs of blankets are
woven in the United Kingdom annu-
ally. Well, great Caesars ghost, this
is no time of the year to tell about it.
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Copyright, 1910, by George Matthew Adams
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
A Fact and a Vision

n HESE DAYS Of Avin, n,ocbines ami airi.
wort Einle balloons ire, recall the most note
tha air ever p,d Ia INV ,,se a," move npoma "a
that time. and even nm 10 To- Connt Zsn up y"
the most DARING feat ayer narfnru,na IN il.
size and c,ncnif In 1Sce a h,IIann af +,,.n
hundred thonsana nnhn Foot o" na,a,t W vMo
constructed at paris n was n.mad The
Giant. :" and was intendaa ,a shnm tho oraat
possibilities OF the mir The car attanhrd
consisted of !; small two.stnrv honse tiitei
with every modern comfort Inventories din
ing room, bedroom. Kitchen, parlor etc.
Thirteen passenpers made tbe frst ascent
bur the Journey was of only fonr honrs:
duration. The last ascent was for seven
teen hours and was ahrnntl,, termin,+ed nv.
n high wind which when the hniinnn dos
cended drn@aed III. ,ittla honua bpmn u
over the ground The remains nf this
Giant Of rho mir was fnr = lone +ima az
Menwnrth 80 s,,.s IN re,,ara 10 sounds IN
higher atmosnhere thai n dop.s bark may
he heard as f,r IN as +wo nils 1rhila