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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-01
& pIoximo viaje
aeIeo de Fab!ice.
Sc propone cruzar el os
ceano Atlantlco en- an
dirigible.
El rumbo que llevara sera en-
direction a Puerto Rico. pa
sando por la isla de Cuba y
ell .golfo de Mexico.

Ell aeronauta aleman, Dr.. Cans,
Fabrice, quien tratara dc cruzar ei
oceano Altantico en- una nave aerea
ha dado a conocer los partlculares
de su proyecto, y dice:
"En este vlaje me accompaniment
Herr Bruckner, editor de I'm perlo-
dico de Frankfort, I'm m6dlco y un
chauffeur. 70 espero salir a media
dos del presente mes y mi punto de
partida sera en- Cadiz, Espaiia, o en-
Tenerife. Esta epoca del aAo la he es
cogido porque los vicntos soplan con
tmuamente de Europa en- direction
hacia el continente americana, y a
una velocidad de treinta millas por
hora. A este viento es que Colon de-
be ell descubrimiento Gle la America.
Mi proposito es convertirme en- un
Colon aereo, y, saliendo proxlma-
mente del mismo lugar ser ell prl-
nero en- llegar a la America por la
via aerea.
"El rumbo que llevar6 al traves
del Atlantico sera en- direcclon a
Puerto Rico, pasando por Ia isla de
Cuba, ell golfo de Mexico y por ultl-
mo desembarcar en- Nue va Orlans'
La distancia que tendr6 que reco-
rrer son cerca de 1000 millas y, Sc
gun el,calculo que he hecho las po-
Dire navegar en- cinco dias. La nave
aerea, que pronto estara conclulda,
es una combination entire un globo
comdn y I'm dirigible. Su largo es de
175 pies y el diametro del globo, el
cual tiene la forma de un cigarro
es so pies; ell motor es de 40 caba'
los de fuerza.
"Debid d los vientos favorableS
que podr6 utilizar no pienso hacel
uso del motor sino en- caso.de necesl'
dad, por motive de que no puedo
llevar conmigo la suficiente cantl-
dad de bencina para hacer marcha1
lei motor durante los cinco dfas &c
travesia Ell contenido cdbico de
globo son 5000 m. c. de hidrogeno
suficiente carga para mantener e.
globo en- el aire por espacio de tax
horas este representa- un dia mas de
10 que necesitar6 para hacer el vlaJe
"Probablemente 10 mas intere'
sante de mi nave aerea es su lauls
de cuarenta pies de largo y diez pies
de ancho; con ella podre navega7
por Ell oceano 10 mismo que 81 iuer'
un bote motor y en- ell case de qu'
tenga nece sidad, g SINE falta la be'
Gina entonces podre manejarla II
mismo que un bote de vela, pues col
migo llevar6 I'm mastil portatil; todt
10 q. Ell cerebro humane pueda con
cebir 10 hesprevisto para ell case, dt
modo que mi viaje tiene que resui
tar con un exito:felix. A fin de evi
tar cualquier peligro entire las costa;
de Europa y las de las antillas Sc en-
contraran varios buques hacienda
las veces de centinelas.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-01
"EUTERPE"
Bazaar De MUSICA De JOSE LAzA & Co
MUSICA SELECTA.
MOVED AIDES,

Sc han puesto la venta ell Bazar de music
"Euterpe', las obras siguientes, para piano solo.
Celebre "Ses de Andino', por Julian Andino
(Niolnista). O.35
TdL$ "Camelia, nueva composition por f.
Porrata Doria-Autor de los famosos val
ses Dorado Sueno y Sonando O.3a
Iaix, de la oelebre opereta La Princesa del
O.oU
Selection, de la celebre opereta "La Prince.
sa del Dollar O.SO
JIarchd de la ceebre opereta La Princesa del
Dollar . . u. . O5O
Dan-a. "Borinquen', con letra espanoI
inges. arreglo de B. Dueho Oa5
DCn.G Della y Belen". por B. Dueno autor
de la c6lebre DANA la Criolla O25
San JUAN Puerto Rioa Box 216 Calle de la Cruz Mol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-01
Traslado

Ia sido traslaiado al interior
de Ia misna casa que ocupa hoy
el establecimiento Ia TIENDITA'
al lsdo del ayuntamiento. Seguira
el nismo negocio dc venta d. efec
tos reIigiosos ezclUslvane1ts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-01

ia Correspondence rma hay Puerto Rico ingenos
Fandoe genero espeamene dnominado literature
llama cnto LA Correspondence dea proba puden producer
Ia h Aoboha decddo abrir medic da
nea cueno lcua cda cua
del cuento de mas mto escrto pueoqueno
Les cuentos deben scr inedtos
LA Correspondence puma de vencedo
penato estabe evar deante mmo las sguentes ba
Los cuentos que sean reios Correspondence paraomas
camponao dn edo contener escras
Para el campeonoo de la Correspondence.
pubcados desen aqueos hacer Pubcos
ndcando peseudonimo Paraa
nodico debe conocer de odos modo elnombre del auto
Cuando termina el plazo del canpeenato.
erpzara clio de Julio dese
erminara 10 de Novembre de 1910
puede residences s fuersdee
oUn msmo auo puede envar ca:
f de que pasen de cuatr"
Formation del jurada
6o IS de Noumbre Crespondencia p'
ormac6n de juado ndo cun decda
dno puBesra eon IS das de- soopas a.
30 nebres de rdentes sa
remdos GLa enviuna nts
doce nomb de de sgradoaa formadn
euedan esnados por los aatos de pndaoa
uado De La
acador del camponato de cuentos
rpondenca de Puerto Rico jurado as consdo ecbi l6ds
de 1910 ekconnto cuentos hayan
peonstoy ero dele1l dcho veredicto
enegara uma que Ia
| tenda
| lei primer cuentista puertsrrquela"
entenddo estabece Ia Correspondence de Puerto
Rico que Ell auor ella considerable
primer cuentsa puertorqueho" Sendo de adverr
puesto csmpeonato er en-
satisfaction de La Correspendenca le
arebatado por otro csmpe6n
Correspondenca pubGcara meda que los ehendo
odos cuentos que remdos para eFcampeonato.
Lo que "La Correspsndenca", on 10 pssible, espsra
eosendo uno de obetos de ia sulanas
este geneo teraro etudo de nuestra vida an
dda que Dios pgo dar nuesapata edaro epera
que auoes que unsreca condon onen
bajos vida bao aspec
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-01

Los cuentos hasta ahora recibidos pubhcados
ar el campeonato de LA Correspondence , S
S son los que slguen:
/ En- un pa6o psI Juan Bngh. Pence
z Los dos blam Pu Juan Rns Sega. Aaad.
g. en- wh ncanpasa Poi Hb hdkgez BanaqAss
l. Ia hsva Del hzpa fr hsn Rios seIp Mam6,
s bgade Pu esmm Lea. Guusqana.
{. Cadgaia Pa C. JoHss 9aakn sdas
L IPohp local PeI Antodo Rodriguez &~Geman
g. Peque fhna d amor POI Diego Vazme Cagg8
g.. BOZ oue Por Eutuenis Rodriguez cusrs Mvagu1
10 Las bedas De bagda: POI Jesse bassm.
T. Ia Caadad Pr Jose |, Nga k9en York
z e Qs del 'isa ps'ths: Poi hh' Isas'a &n !uar
49, bsndho amer Pei eabehe San han
T. gada sed& Pei hdaa ee0aIansbb, San jusn
15 Medl poi amor Pu R. celdHe Rodriguez Salinas
6 Flores maEhh,s: Pu Antonio Rodriguez GHpma =
I; la hh del tbemep Per Ma tysa Meada hsaga
% La pggmasbn Dc Cisnfon poi Acseb R. heseaaa, fsm.
@ enes De fantasia ess1a dfet ph Francisco Phqead Sahr.
Hash bey be DEL pate que nssa poi Vicente Asgsn BannD
T. Las hBeasa@as pu Resa GaQakz Pence
z hhmegb sacK pot Fuho hdigmz BaHaRauAS ..
e La csuahad POI Diego vazpa CaHas C'
a. Dos gsnds amaps POI kenaMB PReza AguatHa
e. h e1heL" Pa eHadp Eaahg, :....
4 Ante On idpb POI Luis hez hMa Nuco
q tse!?: h Ps 81 haa' t; d de- Zero sssI Csbe Asb.
28 h caNaAo' PN AauD Godoa San Juan
9 Ina haa ca1aessihee; Rm Main lsa6u pnpce.
80 \ucha vncens Po J. Lopez del yaAe AumacaQ
81 Amor De esp@a POI Nephhi Saa Garcia, UMab
g: htR campesn@ POI l. Santiago Camom Bayamon;
S. HGuanh hegn Pa Marques Auehas Bvamon;
81, Smna ola Mia del mar Po Rcsendo Martinez. Apcbo
35 [Isnbk Sentencia PoI Radium Manad
S. Mas vale ma egnosdp que uenp po eonra Pu Amome csh
81. La hchicea POI Jose D@amo
S. tbpp Ia maip@a Por Jose h Martinez, Yauco
80 La @nTacoR Pot) Ortiz NAan MyaguA
40. E Kaufagb. Pa Pedro Co1ea, Mayaguez
D ID" LINE ':H OF STEAMSHIPS "EUTERP
New Poto
sssas n del S nus AzAR De MUSCA De JOSE
phssdaGa $500 % "Nnaaio' oToa MUSICA SELECT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-01
BASES DEL CAMPE0NAT0

Bases generates del concurso in.
telectual que fu6> recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; rnuchos.
esperanto turno de publication.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-01
lei primer cuentists puertsrriquelA"

eosendo los obetos de ia Correspondence mu
este gnero raro estudo de nuea vida regonay laeps
que Ds pgo dar essediafe espa
que utores que unaeca ondon
abos la vida bao
tos que ella puede ofrecer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13
Vacuum Cleaner Winners

Black River Falls, Wis, has sud,
denly leaped into international fame
in anti-tuberculosis work by it's re-
markable showing in the Christmas
stamp campaign conducted by the
Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis asso-
citation.
This little city of 1,947 population
Census of 1909 sold $4,000 Christ
mas stamps at one cent each, or so
57-100 stamps for each inhabitant,
winning the $1,000 Aero vacuum
cleaning system offered by the as
ISOLATION to the city of less than
1000 population selling the most
stamps per capita. This is un-
doubtedly the best showing. made
by any city in the world that en-
gagged in the sale of Christmas
stamps.
Burlington, Racine county, won
the prize for cities of 1000 and oyer,
also 81 700 Aero vacuum cleaning
system, by disposing of $3.50
stamps, or % $500 per inhabitant.
The population is 2,625. This in
itself is remarkable record, which
would command national attention
were not Black River Falls record
SO overwhelmingly good.
Another wonderful record was
established by First Ward school in
Milwaukee, which won another
1000 Aero vacuum cleaning system
in the contest exclusively for
schools in Milwaukee. The pupils
sold 103,633 stamps, or more than
l39 for each pupil, the attendance
being 744.
These figures give Wisconsin a
higher rank than ever before among
the states and nations engaged in
the crusade against consumption, I"
said DIR. H. E. Dearholt, executive
secret airy of the Wisconsin Anti
tuberculosis association. 1.-THE
splendid support given by people of
Wisconsin during this stamp cam
paign indicates general awaken
ing to a realization of fundamental
truths about consumption. Now
comes the desire to do something.
Steps will be taken at once to work
for definite attainable improve
ments.
1t is impossible to express ade-
quately an appreciation of the debt
we owe to the newspapers of Wis
consin for their invaluable assist
ance to the Christmas stamp cam
paign, and the anti-tuberculosis
movement in general. We are
deeply grateful to them"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13

Ten months ago, or just after the
Fourth of March, 1909, the papers of
the country and the people were
clamorous for change of the date
of inauguration of the President of
the United States. Thousands of
people from all parts of the country
had started to Washington but the
majority of them were in snow drifts
and packs on the railroads. Those
who had started from Annapolis,
only thirty miles distant, were
twenty-four hours late. New York
ers who, ordinarily, were only five
hours from Washington did not ar
rive until after the inauguration
and wo3ld not have come then if
they could have gotten home on a
shorter route. The preparation for
a magnificent pageant was a flat
failure but now the people of the
country have forgotten the discom-
fort and everything pertaining to
the proverbially blizzardlike Fourth
of March, those who wager there
will be no change in the inauguration
day will be pretty sure winners.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13
If there was ever pronounced

If there was ever a pronounced
sentiment for annexation on the
part of Canada it is existent
now. The word annexation" IS
opproorious in Canada just as the
word alliance" with England is OBJ
noxious to some American minds be-
cause Washington said beware of
entangling alliances" But elimin-
ating the words annexation" and
alliance" destiny points to closer
and closer relations of all English
speaking peoples. Prof. Golden
Smith, in recent reply to a mis-
statement in Canadian paper, said:
1t seems that | have been reported
as advocating annexation" Let
me assure you that | have studious-
ly avoided the use of term which
implies submission on the part of
Canada to the United States. That
which, think, seems the dictate of
nature, and likely as such to come
to pass, is the voluntary union of
the two great English-speaking COM
on this continent for their
mutual benefit and security. Social
fusion seems to be already pretty
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13

With reference to the Sherman
law the President, it is said, will
ask Congress to consider a National
incorporation act and such meas
ure has already been drafted by
the Attorney General. If such act
is passed industrial corporations
and any business transacted beyond
the boundaries of the state in which
they are now incorporated will be-
come subject to law. 1t is probable
that the management of such incor-
poration will be under the control of
the Department of Commerce and
Labor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13
FARMERS SHORT COURSE
AT MENOMONIE

Everyone interested in agricul-
tural work will be glad to know
about the Farmers Short Course at
the School of Agriculture, at Me-
nomonie, Wisconsin, January "a to
%. The College of Agriculture OF
the University of Wisconsin, and the
School of Agriculture at Menom-
onie, will combine their efforts in
giving the farmers of Northwestern
Wisconsin the strongest education
al progress possible.
Monday, January "a, practically
the entire program will be given up
to Horticultural work, and Prof.
Moore of Madison, is to give in
structional work in the method of
starting an orchard and the care
which should be exercised in order
to produce good fruit. January Is
is Poultry day. Wednesday, Janu-
airy &c, is Dairymen's day, and Prof.
Hacker, Of the University of Min
nesota, who is an authority upon
the feeding of dairy cows, will ap-
pear upon the program both morn
ing and afternoon.
There are a number of people of
national reputation upon the pro-
gram. President c. r. VanHise,
from the University OF Wisconsin,
will give lecture Wednesday even
ing upon the Conservation of our
Natural Resources" and the same
evening Ex-Governor Nord, who is
the dairyman's friend, will address
the meeting.
Those farmers who are interested
in building a silo should be present
on Wednesday. On Thursday as
we'll as other days, there will be
practice work in testing for Tuber-
culosis. The object in this instruc-
ton in tubercu1in work is that those
who wish to prepare themselves to
pass examination may do so, and
this examination before the State
Sanitary Live Stock Board will be
given at Menomonie on Saturday,
January 20, at 500 a. m. DR..
Clark, State Veterinarian, and DR..
Ravenel, member of the Board, will
be present to give the examination.
Those wis hing - tssiz&g Ibis tuber-
culin WORK must be here during
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of that week.
Friday is Horse day, and DR.. Al
exander, from the University, will
take both forenoon and afternoon
for this work. Those who know
DR.. Alexander will appreciate what
it means to hear him, and it would
pay any farmer to make special
effort to be present. DR.. Frank
Hall, one of the national lecturers
upon agricultural subjects, will be
in Menomonie during the entire
week and will appear every day up
on the program. His talk on Thurs
day, How to keep The Old Man on
the Farm" will be interesting to
everyone and his lecture on Friday
evening entitled, Education as re-
lated to Vocation" will be an ad-
dress that every farmer should hear.
DR.. Hall is a pleasing speaker and
has the happy faculty of getting
close to the people.
The entire program for the week
has been arranged after considerable
thought and study upon the part
of those in charge. Remember, the
course begins on Monday, January
"a, and runs through the entire week.
For further information address the
principal of the School of Agricul-
ture, at Menomonie, Wisconsin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13

1t is said that when woman be-
gins to magnify her age it is with
the hope that somebody will minify
or contradict her; but why confine
this idiosyncrasy to one sex. Men
are quite as anxious to appear and
feel young as women.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13

China is to be one of the prime
movers in the worldwide campaign
for woman's suffrage, according to
Lau Chi Chang of Canton, China, a
graduate student in political science
at the University of Wisconsin, who
addressed the convention of the
American Political Science Associ-
alton in New York. During the last
three years meetings convened by
women have had much influence in
some of the minor political matters,
particularly in boycotts. The wo-
men of China have been aroused by
the general suffrage movement, and
are expected to have large share
in the democratizing and occident-
alizing of the Empire.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13

Tt must be considered that we do
not figures on the $50 item in build
ing the silos. The farmer is ex-
pected to do this as one of the i'm
provements on his farm. We be-
iieve that he may also build his
roof, eliminating the $40 for carpen-
tiers. We doubt the necessity of
plastering the silo inside, ellminat-
ing the SIS item. Considering
everything, we believe we are con-
servative in estimating the cost of
the silo at about $125.00.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-01-13

A twelve foot silo requires 200
feet of No. 9 wire; IA foot requires
5000 feet; sixteen foot requires $500
feet; the cost of the wire in The silos
we have built was $40 90 per silo.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-30
0ddie Issues Statement

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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-30
Guarding Against Flood Water.

The food waters last Tuesday played
havoc with the roadway on Rnby Hill
The ditch on the south side q
the roadway had become % filed up
with the sand that has washed in dur
ing several previous storms that irxas
unable 70 carry the food water
Tuesday and washed ont q new
channel down the road. The
Commissioners now have q force Of men
digging on. the old ditch and putting
in a new As foot bridge a. she cross
ing into the Eareka Live Stock Com
pany's corral. which invariably fills mp
every Summer, and has caused con-
siderable expense to the county In
keeping that part Of the road in repair.
It is thought the improvements now
being made will do away with any
future trouble.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-30
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-30

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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-30

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Grses Trzssrs, secretary 2n1 Treasurer
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years = vssssy rnoEa and iss furnishings
have been &1Gsd 70 the cAEFch ard
oshsr raiaox repairs have besn made
A nes reof s11 soEne oshsr carpenter
pork ia necessary ca the parsonage and
church b@fors Winter and the Guild
will sB1szyoT 70 make these improve
meats. The NEXT regular nesting viii
ce zltb Mr.. Laura 5iinsoa ~ her rssi
eencs On Erby HILL Assnrs. Friday
afternoon. aug O. AL interested 10
the good work are welcome.