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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-19

Ell DR.. K. La Motto Sage hizo una
fortuna del hipnotismo. Probablemente
sabe mas que nadie acsfca de e. Su
:netodo di6ere radicalmente de todos los
que Sc han presentado. Por su nuevo
.sistema Sc hipnotiza & cualquiera ms
tantaneamentc. Le dice como SO ejerce
esta tremenda y silenciosa Influenza,
sin hacer ningdn gesto nj decir una pa
labra. Da ell inico metodo practice y
real para ell desarrollo del poder del
Magnetismo personal, que jamas Sc ha
publicado. Durante todo ell tempo que
Ell pdblico conoce al DR.. Sage, este Sc
ha dedicado al estudio del efecto que el
hipnotismo produce sobre la mente hui
mana. Ha llegado { convencerse que
esta misteriosa potencia puede ser 1til
Y ventajosa & las mujeres y hombres
ambiciosos que deseen mejorar su con-
dicion en- Ia vida; para demostrar Ia
exactitud de sus ideas, al retirarse & Ia
vida privada fund6 un Colegio donde Sc
puede enseilar el Hipnotismo personal,
ell elMagnetismo, Curaci6nmagnetica, etc, =,
siguiendo la rutina indicada por 81. Ell
resultado cs que el Colegio es ell mayor
del mundo. Miles de estudiantes en- to-
das las parties del mundo son testigos
de su maravillosa potencia y de los be-
neicios practicos del metodo del DIR.
Sage. FL Doctor hs escrito dltimamente
I'm hbro titulado "Filosofia do la Influen-
cia personal" en- Ell que esclarece en-
lenguaje iso y llano como SO adquiere
el poder hipnotico y sus varios usos.
Entire las cosas interesantes que con-
.iene, esta IL manera de desarrollar el
poder hpn6iieo inAuir 4 las gentes
sin que Sc aperciban de clio; ell modo
de curar las malas costumbres y las en-
fermedades cr6nicas, cuando las medi-
cipas y todo 10 demas han fallado; como
Sc implanta un mandate en- la mente de
un individuo, que obedecera felmente
en- todos sus detalles durante un mes 6
un alo, aun cuando ests 8 no este pre-
sente el hipnotista: como se hipnotizs
de lejos; su valor en- los negocios; en-
sayos cientifcos y marayillosos para evil
tar que otros ejerzan inAujo sobre vd.;
trata del poder hipn6tico, mas fascina-
dor que Ia hermosura; del uso del hip
potismo en- el desarrollo de las faculta-
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Episode hist0rico.

I'm solteron de ochenta amos in
mensamente rico, hallabase grave
mente enfermo Y sus parientes no lie
dejaban nj un solo momento.
Tn fuerte ataque sembr6 la ale
ma a sus enfcmeros los que exclar
maron lse, muri6! y efcctivamenta
lanzo ell ultimo suspiro. Immediate
mente Sc pusieron a discutir sobre la
herencis.
A mi la casa rdstica, a tt Ell dep6-
slto del Banco, a este. :. -. etc: de
pronto el muerto estremecese & in
corporandose dice; Todo Sc andara
pero entire tanto, abrigadme con las
buenas mantas que vende LA Ten
da Rojo" parque tengo frio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-19
Una so|iciud a Ia camaIa.
Los .tahaqueros piden una ley
para que no puedan scr cas-
tjgadoS por llevar la ''fama'

Sc ha presentado a Ia camara un
escrlto firmado por los tabaqueros
M. Cesar Miranda y Jesus N. Matias
en- que Sc pide una ley para que min
gun tabaquero pueda ser detenido
nj castigado por. llevar encima de SUI
persona tres tabacos que tiene de-
recho a sacar'de Ia fabrica cuyo de-
recho Sc llama jfuma.
" La Comisi6n de Hacienda encarg6
al senor Matienzo Cintr6n la redac-
ci6n de I'm bill que contenga tan
justa aspiraci6n,.
Ell documento de referencia dice
asf;
"San Juan, P. R. Enero 21, 1910
A Ia Honorable Asamblea Legislati-
va de Puerto Rico-Honorables Sc
fiores''.
"Nosotros, mas de ochocientos ia
baqueros que trabajamos en- las tale
res de Ia P P.A.T.Co. en- Puerta de Tie
IRA, ante vosotros nos presentamos
" respetuosamente exponemos;;"
"Que ha sido una costumbre des-
de la colonization de America en-
todos los sitios donde Sc elabora la
hoja del tabaco, cigarros, sacar to-
dos y cada uno una cantidad de tres
cigarros que los manufacturers nos
ceden con el nombre de funa."
Que en- ningdn estado de la
Union Americana ha sido violada
esta costumbre por los fabricantes
nj por ley alguna. !"
"Que desde hace cerca de un alo
los investigadores de rentas mternas
fun:aandose no sabemos en- que ley
{ pues no las conocemos) apoyados
por la policia, registrar a los taba-
queros en- Ia calle con formas inco-
rrectas y detienen q todo ell que lie
va dos 6 3 tabacos. Siendo el case
siempre castigado por los jueces,espe
clalmente en- San Juan y Bayam6n.'
"Y creyendo que esta es una vio-
laci6n de la libertad, recurrimos q
vosotros dnicos representatives del
pueblo, pidendoos una ley para que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-19
COMO HIzO yu tuKI UNI.
UN HIPNOT|STA.
Secretos por medic de los cuaes Ell DR.. x, La Motto
Sage el gran hipnotista de la 6poca, produjo
una tremenda sensaci0n.

Cree hrnotismo de benefcio general Ha dado
$4,000 para la distribution, GRATIS, de lbro
herrnosas kminas, que contiene opinion y gua
para adquirir este n1isteroso poder usaro en-
los negocios, en- la socedad en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-19
CONTRA El
B||E|EF-.TRUST.
Los directories de d.
cha corpor aciionhan /
sido procesados,.
Sc les acusa de haber su.
bido arbitrariamente eI
precio de la carne.
Mr.. Tillman So encueatra en- es
tade pre.agopico.
De hueStro servicio cableyrafico.

De huestro servicio cablezra6co.
New York, Febrero 19.-Coptinua
Ia campaha en- este pals contra los
trust. Las autoridades superiores
han dictado auto de procesamiento
contra los directories del trust de Ia
carne cuya oficina principal esta
establecida en- Jersey City. Sc acusa
& los jefes de esa corporation de pro-
vocar Ia escasez del artfculo como
pretexto para subr el precio arbi-
trariamente.
Hay datos que comprueban tai
proceder de los miembros del trust,
por 10 que 80 juzga que dicha corpo-
raci6n serG disuelta., " -
New@Yofk, Febrero l9.-Despa-'
chos de Nicaragua informsn que Ell
gobierno de aquela repdblica ha
recibMo un telegralma del general
vasques, .jefe supreme del ejfrcito
en- operaciones comunicando la de-
rrota del general Mena en- Acoyapa.
Las posiciones de San Vicente fue-
ron ocupadas por las tropas del 60
bierno. Ell exito del general Vazquez
sc debe & Ia nuTnerosa artilleria con
que cuenta. En- esta campafa ha de
mostrado el exito de las ametrallado
>ras Maxim en- las guerras de guerri-
las. Ell general Vazquez ataco con
SO pie los desfiladeros de San vi
cente tomando possession de ellos des-
pues de un sangriento combate.
Este nuevo golpe .sufrido por la re-
volucion pone en- grave resgo Ia eau
sa de Estrada.
Otro despacho de Vigo (Espana)
da cuenta de la llegada a aquel puer-
to del ex-presidente general Zelaya.
De, este punto Sc dirijira temporal
mente q Madrid donde publicara un
libro contra el gobierno norteameri-
cano. Hace responsible al gabinete'
de Taft de la revolucion que actual
mente esta ensangrentando las sell
vas de su patria. ''Los Estados Uni
dos dice-estan maquinando en- la
sonibra Ia anexion de la repdblica
de Nicaragua"
New York, Febrero -19.-Despa-
chos de Madrid informan que la frac-
ci6n DE- Morst en- la camara pide Ia
resignation del actual presidente del
ministerio, Sr. Canalejas y la folma
cion de un nuevo gabinete presldldo
por el general Weyler.
New York, Febrero 19.-El esta-
do del. senador Tillman se> agrava
por momentos. Los medicos hacen
desesperados esfuerzos por salvar
Ia vida del viejo senador.
A Ultima hora Sc rumora que Mr..
Tillman Sc encuentra en- estado pre-
ag6nico.
New York, Febrero 19.-Han S lido
recogidos q cadaveres del naufra-
gio del vapor "Chanzy" naufragado
recientemente cerca de Menorca.
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MeIcado de azucaI.

New York, Febrero 19.-El
mercado eerro hoy sus opera.
clones al preciO de $4.H q
$4.@.
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NQTAS Y EOT|C|AS.

participant los Inspec ectores del De-
partamento de Sanidad, Sres. Torres
y Ronda que reconocidas por ellos
las leches espuestas en- venta para ell
consume pubico en- la mahana del
dfa II en- San Juan V Pta de Terra
resultaron estar todos en- huenas
condolences.
Medico Inspector DITTO. Sur desde
Ponce informa, acerca de su vista
de inspection sanitarias al pueblo de
Aguada.
Inspector de Sandal, Sr. Ronda,
da cuenta de las malas condolences
en- que Sc encuentra una panaderia
en- el barrio de Santurce, propiedad
del Sr. Cello Barrie.
Basilio Torres Lugo, ingresa. SEN
tenciado por la Corte de Distritode
San Juan & la pena de muerte por
el delito de asesinato en- primer
grado.
Tesorero de P. Rico por conducto
del Sr. Director del Dpto remite
para que sea analizada en- el Labora
torio Quimico, una muestra de ron
de Malagueta, marcada con ell No.
ITO.
Inspector de Alimentos de Ponce,
da ouenta de haber ocupado 50 sa-
COS de harina de trigo marca "BOU
QUET' propidedsd de los Sres
Arias y Sobrinos Y de Ia cual remite
muestra para ser reconocida en- el
Iaboratorio Qufmico.
Tambien inforfnan haber destrui-
do 20 hbras habichuelas, $50 de
garbanzos y remite una mues-
ira de leche marcada No. 46 para
ser analizada.
Natividad Marrero Rodriguez, por
aaber deiado extinguir su pena de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-19
JarreS de seguridad.

Para evitar las penas que Sc i'm 90
nen los adulteradores de leche, no
divides conprar un "jarro de seguri-
dad de los que Sc vendea en- Ia
"Flor de Mayo Sucres. de G. Re.
drjguez y Ctm2ahfa. Ell 81. jose
V'li los tiene a precios muy conve-
nientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-19

ningdn ciudada ano en- Pto. Rico pue-
da ser detenido nj castigado por lle-
var sobre SUI persona los va dichos
tres tabacos, opor 10 menos exclulr
de Ia VICENTE a los torcedores de pro-
fesi6n -
"Esperando vuestra justiciera
decision, permanecemos vuestros
respetuosamente Mario Cesar Nj
randa, Jesus Ma. Matias. (Comisio-
nados).
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D. EduardoE. Sa|dalayCasanaV'
INGENIERO MECANICO.

Participa a sus clientes y al pd-
blico en- general que ha trasladado
SUI oficina q Tetuan No. Is, altos,
frente al American Colonial Bank.
San Juan p. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-19

8 amos 6 meses le fue impuesta por ell
delito de Hurto de mayaor cuantia,
ha sldo puesto en- Gbertad.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
FORM CHANGED BY ERROR.
councilman Helps Mayor Fix Tn
Marriage Blank and Gets
Things Mixed.

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 80
Councilman Charles B. Stilz chang.
ed Mayor Shank's marriage cere-
mony form by mistake and ~caused
man to promise to obey. The
mayor performs the marriages cere-
mony from typewriter form, 50
that he will not make any mistake.
and If Claude c. Moss is true to his
marriage vow he will have TO obey
Mrs. Moss, who was Miss Ruth F.
Jones.
The couple asked the mayor to
marry them, and he readily consent
ed. Councilman Stilz happened 10
be in the office and helped the
mayor fix up the blank forms be-
fore the ceremony.
Stilz really intended to insert in
one of the blanks a promise that
the wife would obey the husband,
but he made a mistake, and IS a re-.
suit, the husband promised to obey
the wife. The mayor, until then,
had not included tho "obey" clause.
having been told that such promise
was no longer in good taste.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
JAIL SOLD FOB CHICKEN PEN.
Traction Engine Pulls Empty Bias
tile Through Streets to
Back Yard,

Sioux City, To-, Sept. 19-The
people of Greene, To-, Butler county
have become so law-abiding that
they have no more use for the city
jail. Senator Wade of the state
Board of Control was a visitor at
Greene the other day and while
there was startled to see huge
traction engine go putting through
the streets pulling behind it the
city Jail which had been placed on
trucks.
THAT was a spectacle a person
doesn't see very often observed
the Senator Il inquired what they
were going TO do with the bastile,
and they told me that some enter
prising citizen had purchased 1t
from the city for chicken house.
For department, | suppose Greene
deserves the medal"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS-
important Meeting to Be Held q,
Houston in Noremhan

corpus Christi, Texas Sent 10
ihat the plan of the Texas Industrial,
congress to aid the farmers Of Texas
III sowing the problem Of nou,n
marketing will result in great ma
'eriai benefit not only to agriepltnr,,
conditions in Texas, but also 70
every other line of industry in tbo
state and that the plan of the con.
gress IN that regard be adopted hv
al other cotton growing states ia
the opinion expressed by Hon, uar.
vie Jordan, of Atlanta, Ga, presiden.
OF the Southern Cotton Growers,
Association in letter to Mr.. r
kleberg. president of the Industrial,
Congress.
Mr.. Jordan will deliver an address
on The Mistakes of the Present
System of Marketing Cotton" at tina
convention of the Industrial Congress-
winch convenes at Houston begin
ming November 18th, and he will n,
doubt bring a message that will be
OF interest and value to every citizen
of Texas.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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Typical southern life with It's side
lights and infectious humor. Its folk
lore songs. contagious music. etc,
ere exploited in artistic and accept
able style by Barton and WiswclI's
famous all-colored Down in Dixie
Minstrels," the attraction which
came to the opera house Saturday
night. Probably no entertainment Oh
its kind has harbored such an array
OF talented comedians, singers, dan
GERS and vaudeville headliners. Fore
most among the funmakcrs Is the
Alabama Blossom John Rucker,
q negro with mirth-provoking pro-
pensities who easily ranks as the
best in his line. Rucker with his ma
tural gift for evoking wholesome
laughter, has plenty of opportunities
To make good" and does so to the
queens taste
This was the opening attraction
CT the opera house for the season,
and the performance YVES enjoyed by
a large audience.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
CROKER FORGETs BANKRoL.
Former Tammany Leader Leaves
Cash Unclaimed i'm Strong
F(nv

New York, Sept. 19.---Richard
Croker, the former Tammany leader,
who long since changed his place
of residence from New York to
Vantage, Ireland. left behind him
in America a small matter of $780,
90, which he appears to have for
gotten all about His name is in
cluded In a list Of fifty depositors of
a Union Square bank who have 50
much money or such poor memory
that they have left their cash lying
in the vaults since 1890, and have
put the bank to the trouble of ad-
vertsing their names under the re-
quirements of the state banking
law. The amount OF the credit of
Mr.. Croker is the largest in the list.
The chances are, however. that
this money will soon be reposing
with the rest of Mr.. Cookers cash,
for soon after the advertisement ap.
peared one of the sons of the former
Tammany chieftain notified the
bank that hen would at once arrange
to have his father make claim for
the money.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
PHYSICIANS PAID TO TRAVEL
Increasing Number OF Wealthy pop
sons Take Young Doctors
Abroad

Anybody who crosses the ocean
much is ant to be struck with the
number of doctors on the passenger
lists. Some of them are wealthy
practitioners who are going over
to take "cure" themselves or to at
tend a convention, or perhaps mere
ly to find recreation. But a grow
ing number are young physicians
who earn considerable money by
making trims with some wealthy per-
son who is not at all ill, but belleVes
1t a good thing to have doctor alohS
Just as a preventative
A few years ago there came back
from Europe an American physl-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19

clan who has become such great
traveller that an acquaintance asked
MN how he could manage to cross
the ocean SO much and keep up his
practice.
TO tell the truth, | practice as
go, was the answer. ~ have q
small regular income---just enough
TO Keep me going in sort of Bohem-
ian way, and not only does my
travelling not cost me a cent, but
make good money out of its
You see. there are many wealthy
persons who are afraid OF long
trip. They do not know when they
may get into a place where they
Will catch some infectious disease.
or when they may get UP agains,
food that is not exactly what it
ought to be, and If they can afford
CT they decide that II would be an
excellent thing to take along with
ITEM doctor who may know them
enc their constitution. / have a
pretty larse acquaintance here
and in England, and the chances
are that when | get bitten by the
travel bug. which happens at least
twice year. there is somebody that
wires ME he wants me to make
trip with him. | have crossed III.
Atlantic as many as five times in
one year.
Il first got into this sort of thing
about twenty years ago, when | went
over to Paris to make special stud"
OF certain surgical work. made
a lot of acquaintance on the steam
er and after | got to Paris had so
much practicing to do that it was
two months before | got down Il.
what | had come over there for. Then
with a friend | made a bicycle trip
from Paris down to Bordeaux and
thence over the Pyrenees, about
Spain, and then crossed over to
duSleI A HIS got me crazy on /
travel and | have been getting about |
q lot ever since
You see | have picked up several |
languages. I speak French AMI !
German fairly well and can hand |
out a little Italian and Spanish when |
occasion requires and have been
known to attempt Russian, Chinese
and Japanese.
''Of course, there is generally very
little for mo to do | simply keep
my eyes on my charge and see that !
he is all right. Does it pay we'll? |
think so. | made trip from New |
York to Europe and all over It, !
thence to Egypt and Palestine and to
India, China and Japan and across
Siberia, had every expense paid and
got 1000 guineas, which is over
$4,000, for the trip. On another
trip of four months | made $4,000
clear. That seven months trip was
the longest | ever made. Chicago
lnter-Ocean.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
BRANDY FIFTY YEARS OLD.
Spirits Hid From Yankees During
War Recently Discovered In
V1v.Ufppiss

Fifty--year-,old brandy, think OF
1t! Yet that is what they have been
sampling up in Houston, Va.
Let New York millionaires and
Newport swells inbibe the costly
vintage OF France; they cannot buy
such brandy as that. Here is the
account of the finding of this rare
treasure:
In 1860 Major Hendricks, who
resided In the neighborhood OF
of Hunting Greek, as was custom
in those good old days, made lot
of apple brandy, several gallons OF
which were put away for future use.
In 1865 the vessel containing this
brandy was hid away to keep it from.
being taken by the Yankee soldiers
who passed through this country at
this time. In the meantime, Major
Hendricks died and, the brandy be
ing so securely hid, 1t was forgotten,
and remained in its place of hiding
until a short time ago. Last Satur-
day small bottle of this liquor was
presented to the Confederate veterns
of Hunting Creek and was exhibited
by Capt. Dick Edwards, and all Of
the old boys were allowed to smell
and smack their lips. The con-
noisseurs said 1t was the finest they
ever had the pleasure of smelling.
Apple blossom and golden sun
shine imprisoned for fifty years.
Think of it!--Richmond Times Dis
patch.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
b. Y. p. U. Program.

Song: To the Work, to the Work
Subject: Every christian called tt
be missionary. Luke 24:44-50.
Leader, Miss Dalton Cantrell.
/. Roll call. Answer with Hible
quotation CT some quotation along
the line of missions.
2. Remarks on the subject by the
leader.
8. What is q missionary? Miss
Olive Couch.
4. Song: Take the Name of Jesus
with You.
s. Missionary equipment and
work, Mr.. Cannon.
6. Book Review: won by One, "
by NJ. T. Lamb. Mrs. w. G. Johnson.
7. Talk: Mrs. Brady.
Home Readings:
Monday-The responsibility of the
christian Matt. 5:13-16.
Tuesday-All went preaching.
Acts S:1-4.
Wednesday, work for each
member Rom. 12:1-S.
Thursday-In all the earth. lisa.
12:1-6.
Friday--A self-centered church.
Rev. 3:14-22.
Observation-Disclosures for christ.
2 Cor. 5:17-21.
sunday-All nations. Matt. 49,
1920.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
PAULINE WAYNE Is DUE.
President Taft's Cow Expected to
Soon Reach White House.

Washington, Sept. 19.-Paulint
Wayne is about due at the White
House. Pauline is the blue blood
ed Northwesterner that United
States Senator Stephenson of Wis
consin has sent to the executive
mansion with card of introductioa
to the presidential dairy.
Pauline is the successor of Moo
over the oat bin with an obituary
notice as a consequence
Pauline is an Attorney and in the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-19
CUPID ON THE WIRES.
Telegraph Invoked at Eleventh
Hour to Gain Consent of Brides
Parents

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 10
Here is an instance where Dan
Cupid came TO the aid OF loving
twain over the telegraph. When
Oscar Charles Francke called at the
county clerks office for license to
wed Miss Carolyn Abigail Olmstead
the county clerk refused to issue a
license for the reason that the girl
was but 16 years of age Mr.
Francke being truthful man gave
the girls correct age when he call,
ed at the clerks office The par
ents of the GIRL Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Olmstead. being in Torreon, Mexico,
on pleasure trip, there was no way
to get the parents consent but By
telegraph. No sooner said than
done, and instantly the proposition
was flashed over the wires to the
girls parents. The answer came In
the affirmative and the girl now
bears the name of Mr.. Francke. Rev.
l.. S. Bates. Episcopal minister, did
the job.