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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

Earl Lowell was at home Sunday
from c. G. |.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fl. Ham were in
Abbott last week.
G. l.. Wilder, Freeman Hussey, Lena
Leighton, Mary Brown and Eta Will
lard all of the east part of the town,
are i'll with the grip.
DETROIT.
Mr.. and Mrs Prince Hopkins of
plymouth brought the remains of their
little son here Tuesday, Feb. s, for
burial in the village cemetery.
Alden Brown of kingman arrived in
town Saturday night. called by the
critical condition of his father. Moses
Brown.
Miss Gladys McPhee came home
from Bangor Saturday
Fred w. Croker is gradually grow
ing weaker. mo prospect of recov-
cry" is the sad verdict OF the physi-
clans at the Bangor General hospital
Mrs. Everett Sewell, who burned
her arm badly Tuesday. Feb. I. is more
comfortable. DR. Sewell of Newport
attends her.
Roy Bagley of Troy is in town
working for his brother. F. w. Bagley
Mrs. Rosetta Getchell. Mrs. Helen
foung's aged mother, is in very
feeble condition, mentally as well as
physically, and requires constant at
tention.
The Detroit Dramatic Club will give
play at Pittsfield, Feb. 10.
ST. ALBANS.
Rev. c. A. Suthard is improving
from his recent shock.
sam Pingree who was the stage
driver from st. Adams to Hartland
passed away Thursday night after a
short Illness
Alfred Bigelow will go West in
about three weeks
MRS. L. j. Palmer has returned home
from Richmond on account of the ILL
ness OF her sons wife, Mrs. Iona
Palmer
Mrs. Ida Jenness Motion gave one
of her fine readings at the Opera
mouse Monday evening Mrs Motion
IS very gifted reader and i'm
personator.
Inc High school commenced Mon
uay with a good attendance Miss
Feaks Is the principal and Miss Barns
OF Bangor is assistant.
T. j. Worthen has disposed OF Isl
horses during the past week which he
bought in Boston
MADISON.
Harold Danforth who has been con-
fined to the house several DAYS with
measles is gaining
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Walter Bird who is employed in
Madison was home over Sunday.
Misses Edna and Madge Merrill
were calling on friends in Skowhegan
Sunday.
Miss Dorothy and Master Stanley
Bird who have both been ill with colds
are much better at this writing.
Miss Hazel Chapman is on the sick
list
The Misses Eda Danforth and OPAL
Burns are ill with the measles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

Lewiston Wednesday morning and return
cd on the evening train.
The Woman's Club will give an enter
| tainment Feb. % to raise money for the
Public library.
North Somerset Grange will give the
following program Feb. 10: Song by Les
ter Witham history of the town of So
Ion by Turner Boswell; song by the
Grange choir; readings by Matte Holway
and Mae Andrews; question to be dis
cussed: What Are Some of the Common
Sense Rules in Winning Success with
Poultry?" The Grange gives dance
and an old-fashioned supper.
HINCkLEY.
Allen Parmenter visited in Skowhegan
recently.
Miss Frances Brooks of Clinton visited
al Emerson Halls several days last week
Elmer futile was called to Watervile
Friday to attend the funeral of his only
brother, Warren futile who had been in
failing health for a long time.
Several cars of potatoes have been
shipped from this station the past
week. The price paid was IS and 40
cents ner bushel
Mr. and Mrs. John Conner and Har-
old visited friends in Benton several
days last week, returning home Mon
day.
Miss Floy Walker is working her no
ticc in the New England Telephone Of
flee at Skowhegan. She expects to visit
in Massachusetts the rest of the winter
months.
NJ. D. Holt went to Brighton market
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Allen observed
their goth marriage anniversary at Vic
ter Grange hall Saturday evening.
Cake and oyster stew was served to 80
guests. On account of the storm but
few people could get there They re-
ceivcd several nice presents.
PALMYRA.
Ralph Cook is convalescing from his
recent illness of pneumonia.
Ivan McCrillis passed Saturday and
Sunday at his home.
William McGilvery of Pittsfeld was
in town Wednesday on matters of
business.
Mr.. McPhetres and family of Green
vile have moved upon the J. f. Libby
farm, which they purchased last fall
The school in the Gale district
closed Friday, after a very successful
term of 10 weeks, taught by Bernard
Robertson OF ST. Adams.
A. f. McMahone has entered the en-
ployment of a tea company and will
locate with his family at Skowhegan.
Ray Gourley who lately returned
from the Eastern Maine General hos
pital. after undergoing surgical
operation, is now rapidly recovering.
RIPLEY.
Mrs. T. Churchill is in Bangor on
business
Mrs. Cora Jewett, who has been
very i'll, was taken Monday to the
hospital to be operated on for ap-
pendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Watson were in
town last week from Dexter.
Arthur Rayfuse is stopping at NJ. A
Randalls.
5. W. Felker of Clinton and Miss
Lucia Felker of Derry, N. H., were
called here last week by the death of
their father. VIM. Felker.
CAMBRIDGE.
| The funeral of the late Mr.. Merrill
J an aged resident, occurred SUNDAY
rom the church. He lived with his
daughter, Mrs. Lola Watson.
Frank kiclhau suffered a shock last
week and is very feeble
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The two-year-old son of E. E. Han
ley was reported yesterday as suffer
ing no ill effects from an accident Mon
day which nearly cost him his life.
The little fellow was playing with a
three-quarter inch nut from a bolt and
put it in his mouth. 1t lodged in his
throat and but for the prompt action
of Mrs. Branch, the housekeeper, the
child might have choked to death.
Mrs. Branch put her finger down the
child's throat and extracted the nut.
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SOMERSET
SOLON.

Inc Srist mill in Scion has been sold
to Baker & Priest. They will take pos
session sometime in March.
Miss Edith Wilson is at homo with a
carouncie on her face. She has been at
tending business college in Portland
Manly Witham is preparing to move his
family to Skowhegan.
Mrs. DR.. White returned Wednesday to
her home in East DiXfeld
The Ladies' Home Circle of the Congra-
gatianai ch"rcl ret Thursday with Mrs.
Ethel Row H. They are planning a sci Il
for Feb. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Lonsley went to
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senator. He served his country in the
War of the Rebellion as lieutenant
colonel in the 18th Me. Vols. he serF-
ed under Gen. Sheridan and became
brigadier general in 1868. He has peen
six wears selectman of Skowhegan ana
has served on the Skowhegan school
board and as town treasurer. he was
inspector general on Gov. Dlngley $
staff. He is a trustee of Bloomfield
Academy and of the Coburn Free Pub
lie library. He has been trustee OF
the Skowhegan Savings Bank. having
been one of it's promoters. He is CHAIR
man of the Board of Trustees of the
Methodist church; a Free Mason, be-
longing to Somerset Lodge. Somerset
Chapter. II. A. NJ, and De Molay Com
mandery, X. T.
Gould & Lawrence with +. +. DAN
forth have leased the offices over the
Second National Bank and are now
moving into them from their old quar-
tiers near the bridge, which they have
occupied for over 80 years. The Of
fees vacated by Gould & Lawrence will
be used by the Skowhegan Electric
Light Co. for a supply store.
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Colby of Bling
ham were in town Monday on their
way to Augusta where Mr.. Colby at
tended the Kennebec Log Driving Cos.
annual meeting which was held at the
Augusta House Tuesday. Those from
Skowhegan present at the meeting
We're Samuel Philbrick and Bin Page.
j. II. Lancaster went to Portland
Tuesday on business in connection
with the carriage repository which he
will soon open on Water street.
Luke Pitts of Skowhegan and Miss
Rosie Bushey We're married Saturday
by Justice OF the Peace George w.
Cover. They will make their home in
Skowhegan. Mr. Pitts is a painter by
trade and is well known. Mrs. Pitts
was born in Pennington but has lived
for some time in Skowhegan.
The Wuman's Club will observe Gem
tlemen's Night this evening at the
Library parlors. The hostesses will he
Mrs, Leslie Goldsmith and Mrs. Carl
ton Merrill. The program will consist
of readings by Miss Extreme Flood of
Waterville and violin solos by Mrs
Bruce White. The meeting will be ir
charge of the officers of the club wh'
are: President. Miss Sarah ]. Ander'
son; vice president Mrs. Mary ii
Biley: secretary, Mrs. Eva Greenwood
treasurer, Miss Ella NJ. Hight: direc
tors, Miss Lizzie T. Hussey. Mrs. Len;
F. Wentworth. Mrs. Gertrude w. Buck
nam, Mrs. Daisy d. Merrill Miss Mabe
Robinson and Mrs. Edith shepherd.
A snow shoe party was made Tues
day evening of six young people will
Arthur Merrill as leader. The part!
covered about six miles during TIL,
evening.
A reception was rendered Mrs Grac
Coburn Smith Tuesday afternoon b!
the members of the different clubs il
town of which she was member. TIL
reception was in honor of Mrs. Smith
going to Washington. ID. c.. for the re
mainder of 'he winter, and the occasion
was one of delight for Mrs. Smith an,
al in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16
l Greene, returned to Wales Friday.

In Greene, returned to Wales Friday.
On account of the storm ana drifted
roads, no mail was had Saturday.
ii. s. MARI was a business visitor in
Augusta Wednesday. Mrs Mari spent
the day with friends and relatives in East
Wales.
Miss Lillian Drinkwater was the week
end guest of Mrs. Mary Ham and family.
Edwin Hinkiey of Salem, Mass, arrived
Sunday for a short visit with his sister.
Mrs. A d. Maxwell.
Charles Moulton went Monday to Port
land and Boston for visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

Canton Evergreen. No. IL, p NJ, 1.
o. o. F., will entertain members of
Canton Somerset of Skowhegan. Can
ton Halifax Of Waterville and Canton
Augusta of Augusta this evening
1t is expected that there will
be about Is guests here and
the officers of Canton Evergreen,
who are the committee in charge of
the entertainment. have made arrange
mentS for a pleasant evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

AS the result of an investigation
made Monday night, after 4 man had
been seen around J. r. Goodwin's store
in Randolph, Mr.. Goodwin found that
something may have been taken from
the store. He has been missing small
quantities of goods and thinks that
someone may have a key to his store.
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The remains of the late Arthur l..
Berry, 81 years old, who died Friday
evening at Newton, Mass, were taken
to Bath Monday afternoon and placed
in the receiving vault at Maple Grove
cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

Have you selected a pair of pants
from those D.. NJ. Wise is giving away?
A new pair of pants that cost nothing
will come handy this winter and
spring. Read the full particulars in
the ad. and note the low prices quoted
and free ride to customers from a
distance. 3,
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Teams We're hauling ice yesterday
from Talbots field to his ice house and
also to those of Rev. L. II. Clarke and
Judge A. M. Spear. The creamery ice
house will he filled today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

Great showing of Hudunts' perfumes
and soaps at Beanes'. Secure your coin
purse before the stock is exhausted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

There will be pool game in the Tri.
city league this evening at Foy's, Hal.
lowell VS.. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

Miss Eva Larrabee left Tuesday for
Norwich, Conn, to visit her uncle, !
Holland Larrabee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

M. A. Haraden was in Bath and
Boothbay Harbor Tuesday on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16
ANDROSCUGGIN
WALES.

nine-pound son was welcomed to tn I,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Wadsworth
Friday. Fab. II. Era
Charles Morton. who has lpeen visiting
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LOCAL NOTICE.

APPLES WANTED-All kinds. Will
pay all they are worth according to the
quality. M. Shapiro, Main Street.
Gardiner. jan22dtf
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CHARLES A. knight left Tuesday on a
short business trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-16

MISS Ida Wheeler is spending the
week with friends in Boston.
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GARDINER,

F. $. Smith is in New York on his an.
nual trip to buy spring goods.
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Piles cured IN & ,

Piles Cured in to "a Days.
r'AZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to chr,
any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protrlding Piles In to IA days or money
r~funded. -. @ 10y
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MADISON.

Harold Danforth who has baen CON
fined to the house several DAYS With
measles is gaining.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-28
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Juicios de conveniencias 0 de-. !;

| ST. Director de La Corresponder
/ cis San Juan.
! Bajo Il ullaro De Bastidores :"
nos envia III alaieo dc Caracas, ,mul
entendi,io y eonpetente ell asuntos
musicaleS. M iuicio. 10 critico sobre
Ia compailia dc 6per; itallana que
nos visito ultimamente. Y cue esta
sorprendiendo al plibliro del Avila
sin6 por sci Ia mcjm tque ignora-
mos que le hava visitado. ST por
eli escredito en- que Sc empen6 d.
cho gratuito corresponsal en suscri-
birla desdc aqui. Al comentar di-
cho escrito haremos constar que
no nos duelen prendas en- el nfgo-
e1o: pero, como Sc destaca lras Ge
una inc xactitud en- el escrito rubli-
cado por 'El Gran Boletin" y fir
n.aao cn 10. de octGhre en- esta ciu-
aad-erroles qfc atanen tambien 4
nutstlo ttt.:lo On el campo del
.clilto esrectaculo d que Sc rehe-
re. creo mi tieber seilalar estos Y que
4. er-atez del lector desvirtue Ii
!lefteZa asioDada 4iIc en- contra
oe .cso'i redundan aquellos.
E.oe, ehI.e los oiatos que nos in
rc
fo Sshrjn ios caraquehos
lte94s,'Hes. q-.e ID con.raaia qye
r.7s .ls.ig ID o Ia ha'ita seria V repo
l2. t'r ioiosa, era Una b.ie
- se-..f. =. etc.
| g. .en. j { IL respecto nos in
iss...i u eo".cntas:or de Caracas.
cte l'''c.a efa ian POGO ;eposa.!o Y
RI - -,s.n q. TO solsinente &c dis
~ p's..a ,sfi, o-cCr.4 sil4 qge b ila-
li.s...n t'.a = qiic ID >.ria d liIico1
s.no q'e III eia no qgerer salir. V ha-
cia aue J" 'isag;.n del frac ;;Tabisou
isaEtHe i e0. fprs0i venezola-
i" e'.'' Impress l'aer-o Rico asi
- lisEle Il >.ber 0 ii,.gir dc tai. Que
;; b.en 2. goo.esuo e Venezuela ha
>id3 - .sciattor. 10 e "a creador.
tou-p a,ea.le. qGe I'll iu6 An.fr.co
Nasin 4 capital E,uer'orriqleho
antes e .U.encr &c aqu,i eub;erno
ID s'.fG ;.rsn ~. I, III le do.
Die ;,.i.sg;ef. ''fntoi.c..s veIs:ran
los nr'sr.os De /. Ciasenti. A.ter-
tini etc !" r.N' r.alo- .aiia,ls.
rr!ss'a, 'naen'a' ! eSia opinion
q q a;.Lia eIilltido aqui hare 5n
a.o a..,,;o s..je.ol
tara IhFe.:sr ~ -eribirs FL il:i-
nsp p4lra-o gue e 10 que mas nos
incumb
I'm i presen'e 4tincena s-ic,.
- para esa "a rope tfroups7s. lie
a 6reTa ie "a Empress Puerto Rico.
ceIa1do el es.. zuGad IL hsea n,
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clio, pues el pibhe6 puertorrique6u
es muy amante del arte y es prl,nera
ues que ha eIsto una compaaia con-
pleta, pues aqui estuvo amos ha Ia
scognamislio cuando va estaba en-
decadencia'.
Ienga .en cuenta el Corresponsal
que esa compania hizo una tempora-
en- San Juan y en- Ponce lpdblico
puertorrqueilos, sefor CorresponsaD
antes de If a Caracas 4 donde tam
POGO llevo contralto porque nunca
Il tuvo y que volvio a Puerto Rico
el aho siguiente Q9o6) con un tenor
de menos y asi hizo dos meses y me
dlo de temporada dando funcion dia
ria, y que Ia trouppe de opera seria
que traia Sc formo entire Ia Habana
y este pals con elementos que reclu-
to como pudo. Por 10 demAs; (y es
mas importantly desde el 1877 en-
que Ia eompania completa de Pc
trllll hlzo de cuatrO a clnco meses
de temporada en- la isla de las que
Ia mltad POGO menos en- Ponce, ha
habido varias completas como la
de Ia sociedad Filarmonica de
Ponce, el aho 1880 tires meses), Ia
ldem de 1854, las de AntiIlori VI
Assali en- amos sucesivos casi todas
debidas directamente al capital
puertorriqueio y no a subvenci6n
creacion de gobierno alguno.
Y basta por hoy, Sr. Director.
Quedo de Vd. alto. wa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-28
CUENTO CORTO,

Fredsnck Lsnlaitre. el ilustre &C
tor frances aie tri.nf6 sobre TODD
eI el dleu.4 ry;naLtico, olvid6 una
noche el pdpe ZERO con este acciden
te 10 tenIa All. ver NADIA Ia .alta de
n.enlor.4 ~ medicos ilannan am
nesia, Y az Il producirse puede pa
iahZsr r.0n.e,-ilneamente q los me
lnreS acio: = causa de todo era Ia
cinh: ..z.sx y.IcaLy degradante. E.
pohl. -p:.ocia e. cefecto dcl ac
ter y gGu le i.rionaba muchas COMO
sta. < ~, II aluel ciia y le >ilb6 Is
trepitosau.ei.tc-
Frederick l.enlaitre Sc incomod6 i
- veZ. y afiriuando ~ insegula mar
cha Sc acerco "a bateria Y gritj con
voz Formidable:
SOS unos imbesiIesl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-28

Dicho este Sc retro COZ aire alta
nero. mientras que los espectadores
enfurecidos Sc precip!taban 81 esce
mario annenazando hnchar al c6n;co
slno pedla perd6n.
A i'!erza de insistir, el director De
eseena consigui6 que Lamaitre acca
diera q excursarse, psro COMO ST. ca
~ caracter 10 le peEmitia hunlilla!sc
ante .eltes que le habian silbadu
su- mort.acidad provebial Ie hizo ey
eusarse lie este nodo:
>eno1es, he dicho que so:s unos
imbeciles- Es cierto; os pido mil ~
cones: 30 g asi.
n pdbAco no e5npren s:5Sl j.
III" lie estas palabras : a5la.,..5
8 rablar. SIN notar que Lema..-s as
tenia su aflrmsci6n.
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A MITIN DIARI0.

La Union de Puerto Rico y los d
rectores Gel partido republican, de
San Juan perteneeientes q la "vieja
guardia' estan hacienda fue,tes ira
oajos para obtener el trlunfo de sus
respectiyas candidaturas en- el mum
cipio de Ia ciudad
Ahora Sc llevan efecto mitlns
diarios ! todas las noches Sc reunen
alrededor de sus tribunas los unions
tas y republlcanos.
En- Santurce que es donde eAlstl6
Ia mayor fuerza lepublicana, todas
las noches Sc efectuan dos mltns.
uno unionista y otro repuhllcano.
Las hojas sueltas tratando de Ia Per
sonalidad de los candidates para la
alealdia, menudean diario FL cuer
po de empleados del munlclplo, que
es de I'm respectable contingarte, co
mo que mas de 100000 del presu
puesto Sc emplean en- personal, ira
baja con todo empeho utlllzando
E inhueneias personales pa
ra sacar aote su candidatura.
En- TN mitin unionista de Santur
&c, Sc informa que el jefe del particle
Sr. Guzman Benitez fe
llcito a oradores unionistas que, co
mo siempre ,hahlaron con toda correc
cion recomendando energia pero
procedimientos de orden y respeto
4 la ley; y en- el mitin republicano
dePuerta de terra la noche del mler
coles, al pasar la manifestation repu
olicana, el gran contingente de unio
niStas que estaba en- su club saludo
con aplausos el paso de ia manifesto
cidn de los compatriotas del otro CRU
Pc.
Es de censurar que Sc de, por for
tuna pocas veces, la nota discordan
te de algun orador q. queriendo iml
tar al 'ministro de La guerra Iero
no como 10 hacia el compatriota ST.
Falcon; Sc sale dc la actitud de cor
dyua que debe mantener todo HON
bre que funja dc orador yde maestro
del pueblo que le escucha, y liable
de actos de fuerza E injurias q los
que como el no piensan. A parte de
Ia prensa republican, lie ha dado
eon lamar oradores "diente de Pc
no" i los que en- sus metodos no
siguen; Sc olvidan que hay un
gran pdblico que oye, compare y ha
ce justicia a Ia verdad, cue informa
clones equivocadas y de sumo apa
:ionamiento no pueden ocul,ar .pucs
IS 10 cierto q. la rolitica de Ia Union
'ue Y es de concordia Gallarda es la
ucha cuando Sc discuten ideas y no
personalismos. !
.Anank6.
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.COSAS DEL Ola.

Con OCCASION lie salir de vacaciones
Mr. Pullians, elnpleado de la colec-
turia dc las aduanas de Santo Do
mineo, vaiio> de III, companeros
norteamericano> tomaion los guar
Ga costas dominicmos Y salieIon
para darle escolta dc honor a Mr.
Pullians, Y lacerle Ii dcspedida ron
Il han,,ega iEa cional quc '.ene diclas
embanaeiot.cs, I'll LGtgo, viril Sc
u.anaiio, ( aqlella capital en- I'M
.arranqae !c enuladora Indignation
haze 81 .isliente ainargo cninenta-
r.o.
"Como discipline y manifestation
de Garlic al principal, santo Y muv
bueno, pero gastarle Ia gasolina al
Estado Y saludar a Pullians con Ia
ltahGera rac5anal IS ln abuse Que
selJ y fprian los dominicanos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-28
LECTURA CAMPESINA,

FL culfiuo del mango.-No hay
en- los paises tropicales ninguna
iruta mas conocida 8 mas comun
que ell man 60, nj tampoco que pre-
sente mayor numero de varieda :
des.
Des sgraciadamente Ia mayoria de
estas no son de gran valor practice
excepto para el oomercio local. Hay,
sin embargo una industria creciente,
que al presente esta siendo explota
da lucratlvamente por un peque
no ndmero de sagaces productores
que plantaron Y ahora recogen Ia fru
ia del mango de Ia india y 10 expor
tan a Inglatera v Estados Unidos.
La industlia ha sido emprendida
en- Florida y las plantaciones prone
ten alcanzar eXito: sin embargo ell te
rreno conyeniente para este cultlvo
en- el Estado va menclonado no es
suficiente para ahastecer el merca
doque Sc espera Sc desarrollara prom
to, cuando este fruto sabroso y sin &
bras ocupe el lugar de las variedades
Las variedades" Mulgoba' Y "Al
phonse" parecen ser las mas estl
madas y de estas la Goa Alphon
sema Sc considera la mejor.
Estos mangos tlenen buenas cuai
dades de embarque y la ventaja de
madurar mejor cuando Sc cogen Yer
des. Sc han embarcado desde
Bombay a I.ondres go dias de viaje)
y llegaron en- buena condicion.
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s an
TEMP. NAN s6 TEMP. Mn 73.
CAMPE0NAT0 DE
La CORRESPONDENCE.

Fl plazo para l. elaHslira del con-
curse de ruento. a. Ia Core pom
dencia esta pf6Nino i 'el1Ainar. Ap
en r4no di-lmo, Gle efl n7uStro in
tense aunque peoaelot mtndo lite
rario. habia inte!ee,uaIidsd -0fie.en
te para colu.ar TIL ,or1eo de e-'a ela-
Sc.
No termmado todayia el plazo. he
mos hecho piibiicos mas dc Ot Hen
IA CIENTOS. production insdlar,
teniendo todayia otrOs an caltera q.
veran asi uisr.a Is hi. pJiblim. No
e. esta orasi0n f.e hactr e.tuiiGs cli
tlc,,s de e.te ion "a ac.5pjo de- inlelec
,icos ~ este l0rif0 acopio n Inte-
,ual pr.n,.vera: zero si 10 es para
decn 5, q las sY1.rl!des oat en- ntle,-
tro pals j. n!t.o-tran rs... I'LL atfeS eli
gener. la! t.#is.l ,sstttiral.. .,eana
10 de fien,5s a. La CergespcuC,en-
ria uaa o,a..letA Il rygresiva ron
srrnsr!rr.
No1ensar.oso.lie .ra.}.iil /, Ia naen.
talida1 del ,sis Il eieso a.i.u-a i
clantp.en prs4r.zes Tstfa ~
mo en- 7oli,.r4.Snrl IN liie.atur. Far
;ldic.ales ia, eaeioi,.-rnos Y D., can
dillaies y los orinc;,.s indi.cutil,les
oue \ zen n.eer cnn IN lllrern en Il
frente Aplaudimos Ia ni,fa de Ia cri-
tica. No mace rnuclo III Acuiia
con refereneia d ueriodros ae ssn
Juan Que =uelen c,.ltivaHa. aplsudia