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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-15
IMPORTANT STRIKE IN Alta.

An important strike is said to have
been made In the Cardiff property at
Alta which is largely owned by Err,
details have been received but 1t Is
stated that n small amount of ore en-
countered some time ago has widened
out into two feet In tho face OF the
drift off the tunnel level and has,
been followed for distance of 90
feet. It now has a width OF four feet
and Is believed to be very rich. The
Cardiff is next the Rexall group owned
by Salt Lake people and on the east is
Columbus Extension. It is thought the
Cardiff has the continuation of the
Columbus ore channel. the first un-
covered in the Consolidated property.
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0PENWASsTRONG
CLOSE IRREGULAR.

New York. Nov 15.-The opening stock
| market toay showed strength and aiima-
ton. brisk demand carrying prices up
wards throughout the list. Union Pacific
was conspicuous feature with opening
sales Of 1850 shares at III and 177a. COM
pared Will; 176; last night. Its gain was
afterwards extended to . points. Amerl-
can Smelling rose IT, American COTTON
OH u and Reading IL. st. Paul. New York
Union and PIttsburg Coal n point and U;
s. steel. Chesapeake 4 Ohio and several
others large fractions. Canadian Pa
ciric started * lower.
The buying continued brisk for Il half
hour and then sackened. None Of the
important stocks made any substantial
er did they fall Off TO any extent when
the rise ceased.
Peoples Gas declined a point and Wells
Fargo Express s.
80 few stocks that traders were sLs-
picious Reaction followed under profit
taking. The advance was unexplained by
declared intention of operators to put
prices up The casing money market and
the favorable October foreign trade were
heavy on earnings comparisons. Great
Northern preferred feb u point under last
night. The other Pacirics,s were also
under pressure. American Brake Shoe
declined II,
Bonds were easy. 80
Aside from further slight droop In
prices there was nothing of interest 70
The market. Delaware e Hudson advnnc-
cd II.
While there was very little stock sold.
prices continued to work lower and some
stocks ruled below yesterdays closing,
< The market closed Irregular and dull.
+. In the last half hour u. 5. Steel. Union
Pacific and Reading were bid up again.
the last named rising over last nights
closing. The general list showed itself
Indifferent. Tennessee Copper and Erie
Southern preferred and American Wool
preferred H. Rock Island preferred q. The
'rexas company declined II,
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. 15.-N1oney on call
easy, 3hah per cent: ruling rate. az:
offered at 81 per cent; closing bid. 3
per cent.
Time loans dull. but easy: for 60 days.
Az per cent; for 80 days. 4acpN per
cent; for six months, Az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 51s@6 per
cent, @
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at sf.S1.5Ode
4.Sl.70 for 60-day bills and at S4.S5.TO
for demand.
Commercial bills, si.S0M al Sis.
Bar silver. 56 cents.
Mexican dollars. 4G cents
Government and railroad bonds
steudy.
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MARKET STILL ADVANCING.
Number of Parcels of Stocks Change
Hands ut Good Figures.

q - . " . d p u .
Tho local stock market was bulllsh
again this morning and advances
were noted in several of the leading
stocks. Colorado opening at 40 sold up
to 424 on the regular board and to
43Is on the curb. Uncle Sam went to
Sc and May Day to il. KS
Though the volume of business
good deal of activity and general
feeling that things were looking up.
Tho total number Of shares sold was
B2,280 representing value of s5,796.-
az. or this 1850 shares sold on the
regular board at value of $4.673.75
and $3.50 on the curb at value Of
s1.123.
Sales on tho curb were Altn-Hecla.
$40 at 10, Federal Ely. 500 at 10 and
1900 ut ION.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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OLD BOARD AGAIN CHOSEN.

ing company has elected It's old board
OF directors again. These are: l..
Greene, president; Sam S. Porter. vice
president; r. Badger. treasurer: II. M.
Dinwoodey, H. G. Williams, r. P. Nor
ris and r. NJ. John. directors. The
board has named George Wisness MS
secretary. The secretary's report show
ed that development work to date
consisted of 200-foot shaft and $50
feet of drifting on the 200 foot level.
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PERSONALS.

State Senator Rudolph, Kuchler of
Ogden Is In the city today on business.
Mrs. Venie Means has sufficiently
recovered from an operation at the
Judge Mercy hospital to return to her
home II Custer Terrace.
G. r. Brown, office secretary of the
" NJ. c.. A. has been made also So
cal director a5 II
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GLOWING ALASKA REpoRrs.

Nome. Alaska. Nov. 15.--tflowing ac-
counts of the richness of the ground on
Squirrel river have aroused much In
terest here and the movement to tho
new disgings has assumed the propor-
lions OF stampede. Sixty thousand
dollars worth OF gold has been brought
down from tho Squirrel river district
since the stampede started.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Nov, 16.--Unfavorabl crop re-
ports from Argentina. France and Great
Britain gave ain upward jerk to wheat to
day. Lack of rain was mentioned as the
trouble In Argentina, where moisture Is
needed for the growing srain especially
in the southern part or the country. In
tha United Kingdom, and In France. on
the other hand. heavy rains were said 10
IL IL serious source of delay TO seeding
{ ssallaIs. however. took some courage from
the fact that the visible supply OF wheat
IN Europe showed an increase of 1,3s2,00D
bushels. &c.,
s setrI L % ac "a and hen f.nf 10 e.
Possibility OF unsettled weather
strengthened corn but the effect was only
temporary, May opened n shada TO- "a
III the outs PIT waiting attitude was
maintained both as TO trading and prices.
May started unchanged 10 q shade up at
clifts 10 BAR and then touched &s
lowing toia decline.in quotations FOR live
hogs, provisions We're easier. First sales
showed 4 decline OF u s:,iide to "a. with
the January option Mt 1850 pork; 10. D to
lo.2Tl for lard, and G.ai for ribs
Wheat--News OF goes support from To-
cal exporters ard at Winnipsg and q
milling purchases II II Mimnenn9,s pushed ,ns
tone ut the finish. however, was strong,
with Mayf2nt SisMs, Il net gain Of lsi
;isornlfhc country was selling in small
heat strength The close was FIRM with
May net higher al iSsdpi.
H Close-Cnshf corn. No. ., 5l!Ia; No, 9
white, 5l.IsA; No. yellow. 5lidr62 No. . I
SIT1li: No. % white, aIajl,; No. yell
low, 5iiIg: No. > yellow. new 4sdr!; No.
4 5Cidpai. No. 4, new, i56r46: No. 4 white
5Hi lpA; No. 4 white. new. 45I46; No. 4
yellow. 5oldr5l !; No. 4 yellow. new. itGi4gi.
Closet ye----Cash, ISL: Dac., 1861,
Bar y1rGasli. C0iiS3. slif, IN
'rimot,rSssC s.o9dra.20; March, o.76Gb
10. % ,'r--r --sss.5 III liFJssia 5.4t.at us
Gover--t.asli,;s io.toml3.s0i Mrarch, S1l.5o.
Il Wheat-Dcc al9; May, Nldps; July. %.
Corn. Dee. 4c,; May issai; July, ISL.
Oats--Oet.. 3lA6pa; May 34l; July. 5iAll,
Mess Pork, per bbl.--,Inn l7.45; May,
Lard. per leo lbs Nov, 1l:Co: jan.
Short .Rlps. per 100 lbs,4-Jan,, o.25, May
S.9JuS9IA.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, ,Soy. 15.-Ruw sugar. firm:
muscovl,i don agtest, $40: centrifugal, ,96
test. j. 9a;2-inolasses sugar, 50 test. J.l5,
Refined sugar. steady. 1&fs 81 FL, SAgi,
( CorrcS--SDot, firm;I Rio No I. ll4: No.
4 Santos, 12i 4
BUTTER AND EGGS. e,
Chicago. Nov. 15.--B,itter - Steady.
CrcamcriCs. 2iW2o; dairies. 23G27. NJ
litIggs--Steady, ut mark, cases included.
lsidls2a; Receipts. 2,Sa;' flrsts, 2s;>prime
\ chstse- steady, Daisies, ls,gs; Twins.
l4sGi; Young Americas l5,Ma;3 5Ion,;
Horns F15,ml. tEls 5T5i 4 n
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EXPERIMENTS WITH
UNCONFINED EXPLOSIVES

Fort Monroe. Va, Nov, 15.--In an
experiment to test the effect of an suii-
confined explosion Of high explosive
5nitroglycerine, the Monitor Puritan
was badly damaged In Hampton
Roads today after two charges OF 200
pounds enchShad been exploded against
her after-turret. In a sinking condi-
stion the vessel was rushed to the Nor
folk navy yard.
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ZINE SEVEN TRouGns onE.

u. a. Friedman. general manager of
Seven TrouShs Coalition came In yes
iterdaS with some exceedingly rich
samples. one showing as high as s4i7,-
0C0 values, Mr., Friedman reports that
from 10 to 2o.stons n day OF ore Is
Icing taken out from Coalition groun,t
with values averaging $50 ~ ton. on
the 3C0-foot level three feet Of ore re-
Gently opened up runs from $50 to $500.
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No. 2C59.
Report Of the Condition OF the
DESERET NATIONAL BANK

UESERE MA ] lUNAL BANK
An Salt Lake City. in the State OF Utah.
a. the close Of business. November ID d.
1910. "
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......,..$2, III .aJS *
overdrafts, secured and unse-
u. s. bonds to secure circu- "a'N,s
latlon .....,...., ..,.3........ 500 90 m
Q. s; bonds to secure U. S. de- 'Sl'''YY
fonds seeuiities' etc ........ 3g',S0i.59
Ranking house. furniture and
fixtures K. 5o.oam
reserve agentsl 500. ........ 5lI,+ie.1
banks and bankers. trust COM
panics, and savings banks.... 27l,6gy.S
Due from approved reserve
Checks and other cash items. S.1n'@S7
Exchanges for clearing house,. l4g3Io,h
Notes OF other National banks 54,aoM
TlckeiS and cents ....;..,....;. Tl7ls
viz:
Legal tender notes ia,2S.o3 4Oa,lls.s9
Treasurer { per cent circu- "A
laioD ............ -. .-...... shoo.o
0 LIABILITIES. I 's''s0'"''%i
Capital stock paid in..........s 6oo.noo.o
S TmAivided 1a"p profits, less ex- $4,000
.penses and taxes paid 1880. 1886 q 4
National bank notes outstand-
Due to other National banks. is7imS
Due to state and Private
banks and bankers .......... 5l6a00 d
Due to Trust companies and
savings banks -. ............ 4s9,as1.7l
Dividends unpaid .l............ 5n3.m
Individual deposits subject to
check ...........-.. ............ 1.6is, 1864
Demand certificates OF deposit aS,sis.5
Time certificates OF deposit.... 1960W.W
Certified checks 49,. ............ 1,t54.A
Cashiers checks outstanding. 6s,l+0.N
United States deposits..... 5o,32i.l0
Deposits of U. 8. disbursing
officers ....-....... ............ 1886 0S .
Due to clearing house $500. l,6SS.6
Liabilities other than above
stated, letter Of credit.-...... 10000
Ks w
Total $3.50. .......-...-........ss.cs6 a7 81 I
State of Utah, County. of Salt Lake. IS.
/. H. S. Young. cashier of the above
named bank. do solemny swear that tho
above statement Is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief .ss
III. s. YOUNG. Cashier.
J Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day OF November. 1910.
G.. L. BERNHART.
tSeaD Notary Public.
correct--.!ittest:
LEWIS .. HILLS.
JOHN n. BARNES,
@ DAVID lcCCLliS,
Directors
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EXchcquer. II bid: Union. 25926; Chal-
lenge, 6@7; Chollar. So asked.

'CIlloll, -VV-u, SHai0
lenge, 6@7; Chollar. 50 asked.
ToNoPAH.
Montana Tonopah 9idg5: Tonopah
Extension, 1,02tsd1. O7ls; Mac Namara,
81 asked; Midway. 20 asked Tonopah
Star, 646; Rescue, 11@12: Jim Butler,
27g29.
GOLDFIELD.
Col. Mt, bid Jumbo ext. 22I24;
Booth, bid; Blue Bell. 4 bid; Lone
10; CT. Bend, 2@3; Red Top Ext, 4D
5: Florence. l.s5 asked; Comb. Frac-
ton. e6027; CT. Bend Ext. | asked:
CT Bend Annex, | asked; Kewanos,
al; Portland, 2 asked; Red Hills. 3ln
4; Y. Tiger, $ asked: Goldfield Con-,
S01taMS.l2t2; c. o. D.. 10 asked
BULLFRoG.
Mayhower Con. 4@6; Tramp Con-.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Con, . bid; Dexter, &, bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvtew. Eagle, As asked; Nevada
Hills, 2.3oQ2.S7h: Pittsburg Silver
Peak. 90 bid: Eagles Nest. 314; Hail
stone, 3 asked: Round Mountain, AZ
bid: Rnwhide Coalition, asked.
SAN FRANCISCO OIL QUOTATIONS.
James a. Pollock & Co. DanEers and
brokers', furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Associated Oil. 420OI42.25. :s.ookshire,
1.27B bid: Caribou, 1.a00l.45: Glare
mont. 1.40D1.5O; Enos, 90 asked: Four
OIL, 1e asked: Illinois Crude, 35640;
McI<ittrick, 1920; Monte Cristo. 24o
bid: New Penna., 60 bid: Palmer. 1871
@1.4O; Pinnl. AIS bid: Premier, 10 bid !;
Sauer Dough, 200 asked; Silver Tip,
1.5001.6O: S w. & b., 4Gin4l: Turner.
1.20 bid; WK OIL, 2.25 bid.
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FORENOON SALES.

| = Il
Cedar Talsman, 1000 at l4h, buyer
60: 1000 mt 1874.
Colorado, 200 ut 40; 100 at dO,s; 500 III
Al: 100 mt a1ls; $50 at ~; 100 at 42is.
Indian Queen, 1000 at /.
Iron Blossom. 700 ut 81.
May Day, 1000 at 1913; l,Coo at IL,
buyer 60.
Nevada Hills. 800 ut 235.
Seven trroughs. 100 ut Ak: $500 at 4;..
Sioux Con-. 100 at "; 200 AT 27ls.
South Columbus Con, 800 Mt 14H..
seller 60: 500 Mt Is: 1000 at 141s
South Iron Blossom, 5000 at y. buyer
Uncle sam, 200 at SO; 1900 at So; 100
at Sc.
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack, 1000 Mt 1914.
Colorado. 200 at 49, seller 60.
May Day, 1000 mt lis, buyer 60.
South Columbus Con-, 800 at IA.
Uncle Sam. 200 at 81.
South Iron Blossom, 1000 at ~.
TOTALS.
Shares. Amount.
Regular call ..........23,b5o s4,673 10
Open board J. ........ s.63c 1928 60
$3.50 s5,7ss.75
AFTERNOON SALES.
Columbus. 800 at 90; 700 at 2ss
Iron Blossom, 100 at 81; 200 at
SO.
May Day, 24o Mt II: 1850 at 1ols
Plutus, 1000 ut Az.
South Iron Blossom, 1900 ut IL.
Tintic Central, 1000 ut 9A 500 at
~; LOO at TO- buyer so; 800 at
OK.
Uncle sam, 400 at So; 5000 at Sc;
100 at 81.
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BosroN COPPER CLOSE.

james A. Pollock g. Co.. bankers ana
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon,
Ahmeek. 1.S592.o1; Gas. 36@37; Gao
s11@l2; Florence, 11k@%; Oak, 81 asked;
National, 495; Baltic, 7A@1G; Raven,
54G57; Leaf. 617; Yukon, 1s-16@l5-16;
Zinc, 30h as: B. & b.. 6hGlla: Han
cock. 261sGp27is; Royale. 20G2l; Lake,
3slaI39; N. Lake, sIA: S. Utah, IL
as; Apex, 31sGph Adventure. sGIa:
r. Coaln.. 2s@1a; c. NJ. SOS; CRANKY.
44h045: Mass, 99N: Nevada Con. COX
AL: Old DOM. 41la@42ls: Quincy. IS
GA; Victoria. 2H G3; Wyandotte, / tsGpN;
a.. & NJ. II asked; Bohemia. Az az:
Chief 1ss6pl1-l6; Davis DAILY. l3-lGGl
Is: First Nat. 7-l6G1s; Inspiration,
EoAG9-16: Majestic, 5oa52 n. Douglas,
e2@A; Ohio Cop. 1 13-16dDB Rh. Coaln.,
4d5: S. Lake. s@9s; Algomnh. lO@l1;
u, b.. l2M@l3; Helv. 1's92; X. Lake,
s: S. & b.. 7%dS; Island sCoaln., 32h6
80; Island Coaln.. pfd,, s4h@&: c. &
a., 56@ia; Range, 71Glit; &. c.. TAOS:
Mich. 4l5: Nip. 10H@7s; Osccola, 1905
@13e: Santa lre, lh@A; Superior, 49h@
30; Utah Consolidated, 2Ha@25; Win
Chino, 2l% @22: Ely Con, so@3a; CT.
Con, Shmh La Rose. $685.; Nj.
", 10h oil; Nevada Utah. IN IL;
Oneco. LAG; Ray Cent. o5s a
e7-16; Tuloumne, 44sm Is: Corbin. 4 OK
Dl7h: GirouX. 79smH: Indiana. 15H
m1G; Kew. 3d *: Arcedian, 4Xm5;
Ray Con-, 10 x Gr2Oh: s. q p. 14ssM
x; Az Com, 17&11s: Allouez. A
m45: G. & H., E.sOms5: d. w, ais
Sp4: Ia Sale. 7&GS: Mohawk. hOh
6n5l: n. b. 35S a Il: Parrot. 13Edb
liE: shannon, 1914 "a "; Tamarack,
5SGpG0. Utah Conner. 405s 6iEO3a:
Wolv. 1,25d1.2S; Y. s.. com, 37A %
q: do pfd., AK m4Sh.
SAN FR,NCIsco MINING STOCKS
James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
CoMsTocK.
ophir. l.27h bid; Mexican. l,o7,sI1.lO:
Gould Curry, 10 bid; Con. Va, 90
l. 6l,02is; Savage, IL bid; Hale & Nor
cross. is bid; Yellow Jacket, 43 bid:
Belcher 81 bid; Sierra Nevada, lS6le:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sarah a. Forbush, part OF lot 4. .5 !.
block D. Fort Plat ..... y.
Klmball ~ Richards Go. 10 Violet n.
l.iysey. lotsi9i and N5. Lockwood
II s1n ,c;;lmesr.,. 81 *, "a Ella +
= Park, part of section IA, township a5
2 south, Tango 1east....,......,..,. ], !.
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SAN FRlNCIsco MINING STOCKS
James A, Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York ,S0y. 15-Raw sugar. firm:
muscovad test, $40; centrifugal, 96
test. 3. 9a;-+inolasses sugar, SO test. 3.l5
Refined sugar steady
( corrcS-Spot, firm; Rio No. !. ia. No.
"A Santos, 125, tlt5t.I -s 7t.k Fl y ty
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ophir. i.27h bid; Mexican. l,o7tsR11O:
Gould 4 Curry. 10 bid; Con- Va, 90
Gl,o2R; Savage, u bid; Hale & Nor
cross, is bid; Yellow Jacket, 40 bid:
Belcher, 81 bid; Sierra Nevada, lS6lo:
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! Total salea 1862 100: money opened 81
ruling ratio 81, high ~. low ., close Of
5fersd 8. #
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-08
Tres nombIes distintos y
un solo pIofugo veIdadeIo
La trinidad fue capturada
en- Utuado.
La nina Ana Perez perecio aho-
gada en- ell CimarroneS.

De Manati comunican que la nina
Ana Perez de 4 amos de edad, munro
ahogada en- ell rio "Cimarrona".
Del distrito de Utuado comunican
el arresto del profugo Chito Pitre (a)
Consuelo Diaz, (a) Juanito Coy, (a)
Jose Quihones, que estaba requisite
rlado desde ell % de JUNO del mes
pasado.
Los siguientes servicios han sido
prestados por la policia secreta ell
dia de aver:
1nfraccion de las ordenanzas mu-
nicipales IL; Turbar la paz 2; Total
13.
Lorenzo Maldonado Rivera, fue
puesto en- libertad por haber dejado
extinguida la sentencia de seis me-
ses de preside que lie fue impuesta.
Jose Ortiz Rodriguez, fue puesto
en- libertad por haber dejado cumpli-
da la sentencia de un aho seis mses.
Francisco Hernandez Diaz, pues-
to en- libertad por haber dejado cum
plida la sentencia de cuatro amos.
Pedro Torres de Jesus, puesto en-
libertad por haber cumplido la SEN
tencia de dos amos de preside que
le fut impuesta por la corte del dis
trito de San Juan.
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FRAGMENTO.

....
El segundo problema d que aplica-
ria este progransa de paz es ell que Sc
relaclona con la acunaulaca6n de RI
quezos. No podemos dyerlr mucho
mas tempo la consideration de Ia eti-
ca del l1cro. Estd generalmente reco-
nocldo que muchas de Jas enormes for
tunas que Sc han acumulodo durante
el ultlnao cuarto de >s1gLo estdn en- ma
nos de personals que no han rendld0 d
la hunaanidad ningun serricio de i'm
portancia en- cambio del dinero acapa
rado. Aun c,ando la leglslocl6n p1e-
de 9 debe proteger al pnbtico contra las
riquezos rapaces., ell dnico remed'o eff
caz contra este seri cultlrar en- Ia opl-
MON pdblica un ideal mds noble que
el que contempln el goce de gananclas
no merecidas. Nlngun hombre, que sa
be rerdaderamente 10 que es Ell amor
fraternal deseard abusdr de su pr6ji-
mo, q la conciencla mie,atras no Sc le
cduter1ce dnaOnestard en- contra de Ia
lnlust'cia. MI f6 en- Ell poruenir des-
consn en- Ell hecho de que las ensenan-
gas de Crlsto son hog dia estudindos
como nunca 10 han sldo nntes y que,
por 10 tanto, debldo d este estudio, tie
ne neceSnr1omente que renlr una opli-
cacl6n prdctlca de estas ensenanzas
en- la rlda dlarlo del mundo. .-BR YAN.
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TTIL.-Pdrn nrirOr los dornIos. :
Sc toman onza Y media de azufre. me
dia de alumbre. medic dracma de ar
senico Y otra media de antimonio
Sc puilverizan por >eparado estas
materias Y Sc echan una despues de
otra en- aqua hervida. aeitandolas
con un palo Y dejandolas hervir en-
ella
En- szta composition Sc zabu-
lien los objetos hasta que aparezca
vivo el dorado.
RIOSO.-LG 4eronette.-Asf
So titula IN nuevo halle que el PRE-
sidents de la Academia de maestros
,Ie bale parisienses. II. Lefort. aCa-
ba de inaugIrar La nueva danz "a
ez;i inspirads m los progresses de Ia
a ayiaci6n. V aSi como Il famosO c1ks-
-rit = pTopCnia eXpreSar ron las
ar'I'UieS pirUetaS del arte rnreo-
grsficn los moyimientos del knnqyro.
l. IsroHstte trata de imitar los vuelos
y. los Eros del aeroplano- No puede
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POR CABLE.

New York. Julio Sci vapor
Grand Republic, del mismo modelo
del General Slocum, que Sc quem6
hace algunos amos con grandes per-
didas de vida y cuyo captain fue SEN
tenciado a diez amos de preside por
faltar a sus responsibilities, sufrio
aver la misma suerte cerca de este
puerto, pero lograndose salvar todos
sus pasaje eros.
New York, Julio S.-Se sigue dis
cutiendo la question religiosa en- Es-
paha. Ell primer ministro ha decla-
RADIO en- contestacion al Arzobispo
de Madrid, que el gobierno no per-
mitiria que las facultades de la lgle-
sia excediesen a las del Estado, pero
que Sc opondria a los que favorecle-
sen la expulsion de las 6rdenes re-
ligiosas va la separation de la igle-
sia y el estado.
New York, Julio Sci gobierno
ha ganado elproceso contra las ha-
rinas blanaueada que Sc prosiguio
contra los harineros de Kansas city,
Missouri. Ell jurado resolvio que la
harina que habia sido blanqueada
por medic del empleo de nitr6geno
de pir6xido, era adulterado inde-
bidamente marcado.
New York. Julio Sci secretario
de Estado Knox Sc propone que los
consules de los Estados Unidos Sc
pongan enrelaciones con loshombres
ne negocios americanos, fin de dar-
les informes con respecto a los mer-
cados extrangeros. Esta medlda que
ha sido tomada por el gobierno ale
man desde hace muchos amos obede-
ce a favorecer el desarrollo comerclal
de los Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-08
PROBLEMAS AGRIC0-
LAS E INDUSTRIALES.

En- ell mundo entero Sc nota actual
mente un pronunciado declive con-
ira las tarifas que impiden la libre cir
culacion, no solo de materias alimen
ticias. sino de las maquinas que las
preparan.
Hace dos meses tuvo lugar en- Gle
veland (Estados Unidos) una huelga
de grandes proporciones, que solo
termino hace ID dias, motivada por
el aumento de precio de la carne.
que de seis centavOs orO la libra. srl
bio siete Y siete Y medic. Este au-
mento fue correlativo con cl de toda
clase de carnes, especialmente con la
de cerdo.
Ell movimiento fu6 tan importante
que nacieron de q varias iniciativas.
entire elias una comision del senado.
que recibio el encargo de estudiar el
asunto v proponer un remedio. La
comision no ha encontrado todavia
ese remedio, porque este estaria en-
la libre admission delas carnes extran
geras; Y el paisimismo esta aun bajo
IA illusion de que comprar los otros
productores es un nal negociO.
En- Russia. la Duma esta oscilan-
do entire continuar protegiendo la
fabrication nacional de irnplementos
de agriculture. q facilitar su entra-I
da hbre de derechos. FL ministro de
claro, Ell mes anterior, que Ia produc-
cion nacionsl de maquinas agrfco-
las en- Russia era pequeila = no res
pondfs & las necesldsdes interinres
mientras los ZemstvOs y las organi-
zaciones locales del trahajo protes-
tan Y ponen el grito en- eI cielo. con-
ira tales prOvectOs. sosteniendo 1ue
las dltimas franquicias acOrdsdas i
u maquinaria agrfcola han mejora-
do notablemente las eondiciones r!c
Ia agriculture. Una comision de Ia
Duna ha prOpuesto, sin embargo,
derechos prOhibitivos sobre los mo-