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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Decididamente va no necesita e!
pais, retranca. Es una lastima que
el cuerpo electoral no consienta que
el viejo directorio goce del lusto
premio de su rectifcaclon.
Otro cable 4 ''El Tempo. sus
,amigos-d,ce-conferen ciaron con lea
ders del partido republicano nacional
en- Nueva York. Explicacion nece.
saria; iquienss fueron?-sde Ia mayo
rfa9-iinsugentes? slos hombres mas
importantss de la polttiea repubh ana
estsu en- Nueva York? Nlnguna de
estas preguntas sera contestada. Lo
que importa es darse tono. Primero
yo......y a Ia realidad, que la Idle
Mazantini
Alguien, bromeando' dijo aver por
ia mafana que los se1ores Georgetti
y de Diego salieron en- tai dfa y hora,
de Nueva York, para Washington.
Y lque casualidad! "El Tempo re-
cibi6 otro cable via Nueva York que
public6 por Ia tarde, en- que le dicen
que aquellos oompatriotas aver por la
mafiana salieron rara Washington.
Curiosas ceincidencias suelen darse
sntre las co1versaciones de cafe y las
noticias por cable
Ell comite republican, de Maya
giiez endosa ID actitud de los republi.
canos dsl directorio en- viaje. Ese So.
ra sin duda un dacumeuto muy pre-
sentable en- Washington. Pero debe
tererse clidado, no sea que los conf.
tks que siguen al sehor Guzman Sc
detiian 4 pcner cables intentando
desconocer podrres 4 Ia comisi6n re-
ferida. Que t,s sehores pretenden
vestirse en- IA gusrdarropia de la
Union, pase; pero que Sc desnudan en-
w. sbington los correlig,onarios seria
deplorable.
La completa desorientacidn del par
lido unionista. es amigos, una canoa
de passage p,rA que crucen Ell vado
los leaders de capa caida. Ell mag
nifco radicalismo de la iamara tr un'
fando de componendas, es bueno para
montar al anca leaders que Sc vieron
en- cnllej6n sin saIida La desorienta-
ci6n del part!do unionista, fue el orien-
te de SOS maldicientes detrsctores que
correspondent al favor del remo!que
preiendieud vestiise las pluEas del
ave del paraiso. Cstedes no estdn
desorientados No. Saben siempre el
camino de 81 casa, V aprove"harse de
los t.jos que OF os les 'rindan, cuan-
do el Goa i.e territorial les cierIa el
camioo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27
A V / S O..

Teniende que ausentsrse per algunss semanas los a
games nuesros relaceasdos agentes Do ID sla que 50
srvan drr corresRadepcas checks gros psstsle etc.
de este medo: Sr Drecterde la Csrrespeldenca Box
785-San Juan Puorto Rfe0. tsss.zs@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Caguas !;s:: ss.s'f::: s::.ss7. .: Ts''' A.: e:
ditadisima en- Ia ciudad.
Camisas, cuellos, corbatas, artfcu-
los de cabaneos. Especialas SOM
breros del pals. Gale de .Gautier
Benitez. + MI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Para a|qui|ar . s:s%s:. sssDss; s.:. Os: 8:
concrete que con-
tiene II aposentos, sanitario & 10
moderno, COD habitaciones para Ia
servidumbre en- los baios, alumbra-
do el@ctrico, bai1o y ducha aparte,
entrada para .autom6viks i sitio
para CARA ge. Parada Is subida de
la calle de la iglesia Santurce. In
formaran P. o. Box l043S San
Juan, P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

InnI:4ut,;;, Una sehora extranje-
lISulullL "a que habla correc-
tamente ingles, fran
ces y espaiol, desea colocarse en-
casa de una familia, como institu-
triz, dana de compadia, 8 anna de
llaves. Tambien Sc ofrece para dar
clases & domici]io. Diriiine { For
talcza nllmero ii. San Juan, P. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Parece c6sa convenida entire los
republicanos de Gel TEMPO" que
forman la comision embarcada en-
el "Coamo," que nuestro dereehe NO
arranca del tratado dc Paris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Il on,on mas ameno para
LI nGClCU las familias pueds OBJ
tenene por POGO d.
nero comprando TN hermoso foa6.
ygrafo Edison. Son los mejores.-C.
Frederksen, Plaza Colon Tetuan.
Al, Frente al Teatro San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Caguas to II &c." ss:';ss' !: s.. s 's;;: ;':
guelles y Co.. Fabrica
de tabacos. La marca mas solici-
tada en- los EE. UU., y Il isla.
Gale de Ruiz Belvis, esquina do
Tapia, ndmero "a. Caguas, Puer.
to Rico. No. 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27
chooo|o+o LA sUIzA.-El N :.
GllUCUIdlC. jor alimento para n

les. En- 1884 en- las meriendas d !,
Versalles-ya Sc consumfa Ell ch ).
colate como ahmento principal
Todos los que usan nuestro choco.
late gozan de buena salud. Em.
pleamos azucar de Ia. clase Y ca.
Gao superior. M. Sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan A. Tel9fono
l2S. P.O, Box 363.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

n.l. D..l..,...l En- Mayag,tes.
LdIG nGSl1u[dI Gale Mehdez
Vigo, en- La
parada de los carros del trqnmd.
Sitio centrico para los uisitantp de
Ia playa. Amuerzo. comids, -Oenas.
A la corG. Cocins para todos los
gustos. Precios modicos. Servicio
de cantina. Sc admiten abonos.
Para los comisionistas y aant4s
viajeros es de gran comodidad No
olvideis ell Cct5-Rcstaurant Puerto
Rico de Luis N. Irizarry en- Ia Playa
de Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

nun nun, HOtet runner. E CAU6
M0IdguEL de Mendez vigo No.
"a. Muy cerca del
ferrocarril. Baaos d todas horas
Habltaciones ventiladas. Servicio
4 la carts. Aumbrado electrico y
timbres en- todas hAbitaciones Tc-
iefono No IS. Habitaciones para
agentes viajeros, propias para exhi-
bic iones de muestras. Teleforo
No. So; No i,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27
HOTEL BoRI N.

HOTEL B O R I N
RgudulHd QU EN-. Ftsnte q
Ia plaza principal, es-
quina 4 Ia calle de Ia Victorie. Muy
cerca del ferrocaril. Habitociones
propaas para d9entes viajeros y para
erhibicion de muestras. Sc han in
troducido notables mejoras. Sc sir
ven comidas & todas horas. Ser
vicio de cantina. Tiene telefono y
banos de ducha. No 10 olvideis.
Hotel Borinquen, AguadilA cerca
del Sr. Uldarico Amen. No. l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Decididamente va no necesita e!
pais, retranca. Es una lastlma que
ell cuerpo electoral no consienta que
el vieio directorio goce del justc
premio de su rectifcacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

nor,,oo Restaurant de Mende5.-
IdgudS Predilecto de Ia ciudad
por sus magnf6cas CO.
midas. Casa espsciosa y centrics.
Favorecidas por visjeros. ,Paraus
central, esquina & Gale de Beteh.
'ces. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

|ngeniero r.: Hss: r. 4; 10: ses54:ns; "a: !:
trabajos de su profe-
sion. Su casa. Parada AZ Gale del
Parque 4 San Mateo, Santurce,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

noru.. Farmacia Polanco. Fun.
Ldgu9S dada hace sssenia amos.
Pulcritud yas asmero-ea
el despacho De formulas. Paten'
tizados de toda clase. Situada "a
Ell Parque central. g.
r..n. esplendido H OF E l.
LVdIn BRASCHI, edificio cons
truido espnsamente, OK,
oelente conforte. Nagniico para
vlAGEROS DE LA CARRETE.
RA central, comidas excelentes,
espacioso lugar para coches y au.
tom6viles.-Manuel Braschi. Cos-
ON, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27
Entered the 3 Ohos San Juan P. X
= Iscond dan natter July 1900.
oBSERVACI ONES
DEL TEMPO i.
u.s. WEATHER BUREAU

San Juan, P. R. Abrl 26, de 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

If, v.,I. Por ausentarse su due
| eli vEnld, no, Sc vende una mag
nffca casa situade en-
la carretera de Santurce, parada
19. Informaran en- Ia mismacasa
Iy en- LA Fama", San Francis
co As.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-27

Tonodo, Uno de larga prac-
ItllGuU tica en- casas impor-
tantes de esta cindad.
ne Ofrece sus servicios.
W DirUirse al apartado
|ibIos. Psssss Psss;s t;ts. H. SAP Juan
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unnecessary, when the actual figures so stupendous. The giant
0lnarder named, the most extraordinary commercial steamship aaoat
to-day, u 100 feet long, Of $4,000 tons displacement, consumes 3
thepssnd tons of coal a day, and was built at Newcastle in 1906 at q
go Of nearly 100000. Her world-beating speed record, made
ID 6eptember last, was the run from Queenstown to New York
Qoches Point to the Sandy Hook Lightship, a distance Of $500
uf{es) in four days ten hours and forty-one minutes.
At the present moment the Mauritania is doing an unprece-
deHfed stunt" which barring accidents will have been successfully
achieved by the time The Evening World printing this notice is on
thsstreet. She is endeavoring to make the regular round trip, carry
ing passengers and mails, from Liverpool to New York and back, in
twelve days.
(. When the Mauritania left Liverpool at $50 P. NJ. on Saturday.
IN. 10. she was two hours behind the White Star liner Baltic, which
had sailed from the same port, bound for the same destination. Before
the Baltic arrived at Queenstown the Mauritania had oycrhauled her.
Ihs Baltic got away from the Irish port earlier on Sunday morning,
nss again the Mauritania overlook and passed her at sea. The big
Ouparder arrived in New York last Friday morning, sailed away again
49, I. n. on Saturday with her usual complement Of passengers and
seme $4,000 bags Of Christmas mail matter, and on Sunday morning
0eing east she met and passed for the third time the Baltic of Nan
u1cket, still on her way to this port.
~ And yet the Baltic is by no means an obsolete type of transat-
Iaatic steamshp-she is 726 feet long. of 4O,74O tons displacement
md was built in 1904.
Sear liners Olympic and Titanic, $50 feet long, will have the Mature.
tnaa beaten in some dimensions, at least. Then there is the Ham
tuIg- American line coming on with q 50,000-toner; to which challenge
tn4eCunard Company responds with an order for a vessel of at least
equal tonnage and greater speed-a colossus having a length ofSS5 feet,
acspacty OF $3.50 passengers Gas an emergency transport of the Naval
Reserve she will be capable of carrying 5000 troops at once), and to
cost $40, 000, 900.
Who can say that even this will be the limit? Judging from the
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breath. but you forget that, n you
quarrel with friends. while you won't
have to give them any presents. at the
same time you get none in return"
What difference does that maksY'
asked Mrs. Jarr. "Ail you get from
your friends are things you don't need.
things you can't use. things Of no value
or Christmas cardsl"
You could give the same sort Of
stun. couldn't your" inquired Mr.. Jar.
"Of course. ana I do said Mrs. Jarr.
Tn not going to give expensive things
10 people who don't give them to me,
am /? But that isn't the point. The
point Is that when you have a lot Of
friends. who are very fond Of you and
remember you at Christmas. all the
junk they send o Is OF nc . or
value to YOU. Yet. no matter how use
less tho gifts one NAV send In return
for ones friends. yet It all amounts to
a good deal OF money. For Instance.
even II I could get at the ten-cent store
all the things I have to get for q lot
Of people It would mount up to enough
to buy ME the makings of a nice dress.
or get ME something for myself that
would be worth while. like a new hat
or gloves and shoes. oh. dear. but I'm
glad that Christmas only does come
once a year,"
why do you get things for people.
then. II that's the way you feel?" asssd
Mr.. Jarr.
Because one HAS TO OF Christmas!"
snapped Mrs. Jarr. IT know you men
are selfish and love nobody. and have
m e.Ntlo,aot - ~ .,l u.1.tl-sA
get your W. wives anything good II
you could very we'll get out o: II! But
women are different. II Is women that
keep alive the tender o'' traditions. the
love for others. 1t would be a cold. un.
feeling. matter-of-fact world II It were
not that women have love and consid.
Grafton and keep the traditions OF the
holiday season Of remembrance ana
good feeling!" '
Yes. I guess so.'' said Mr.. Jars.
Let me take your bundles"
And whom do you think I met ae
the notions CONVERSATIONAL one
couldn't get near It. and actually when
you do get up to a counter the sales.
people will only Wait on one customer
at a time. It's most exasperatingi"
said Mrs. Jarr.
IT don't know. Who?" asked Mira
Jarr.
"Afrs. Stanton OF Brooklyn" was the
reply. And. what do you think? Her
girl walked out while she was shopping
last week m took n valise full Of her
best clothes and a lovely set OF pointed
fox"
rs Mrs. Stanton going 10 avn the
II. -..o.to11 ss ..txnl NRr Fan
"How does me know where n g'r1
comes from or where she goes tor
asked Mrs. Jarr. And. oh. dear! that
reminds me! l wonder II Gertrude will
leave her place to come back to mo to.
morrow. I think She will"
Why she thought so will be told later.
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tween the tryst and her appearance.
In this long hai:-hour the patient hus-
band had been eyed by q policeman.
who thought him n wrlst-Dng snatcher:
by three n~ear-stshted w~omen-who
thought him their husbands: by some
two dozen very plain ladies. indeed
who thought hin a %shoppins distric,
inasher. and who had given him looks
that plainly said: I'VE dare o TO In
suit usr'
Yet, az stated. no greeted his wife
checrily and berated her not. But.
then. anybody will tell you chat Mr..
Jsrr has the sweetest OF dispositions!
''well!" easped Mrs. Jarr. ignoring
her delay As usual. We'll. II anybody
complains apou hard times again 10
me, all III say will be Look At the
shopsl'
"Of course. It's hard times so far az
I am concerned. with SO many people
TO buy presents for. and no money to
do 1t with! Well. I don't care! II
can't can't. and that's all there Is to
IL! And all I know Is that I am glad
that I am on the outs with a lot OF
people. At least. THEY won't expec,
lnytnlns, ana tnen, i Drought d LOT %
| trinkets for my real friends from Eu.
rope. and surely THEY won't expec,
Christmas gifts. tool! SO I've just been
thinking that It IL a very good plan to
quarrel with everybody you know JUS,
about the time Christmas Is coming
say about the middle OF December or
the first week. II that II more convsn
icnt for one.
Get in q quarrel with everybody you
know. and don't be on speaking terms
with them till after the holidays. and
then they won't expect any Christina.
gifts from you. You can make I'D with
them after New Years. n then ia
800 late for gifts.
"Reaily, 1t wouldn't matter q bit. FOL
during the holidays one hasn't time &c
go calling or have callers. So In only
sorry / didn't fall out with u lot o.
other people ! know. Oh. dear. why
didn't I think Of IT."
at is too bad that the true spirit o.
Christmas cannot be further augu'
mented in this matter" ventured Mr.
Jarr. a. his good lady paused fol
The evening world., 1910-12-22
The. II e dgeville Editor
By John L. Hobble

AIow hat n slim figure Is ~ of stNe q lot of slim women will have to ~
~ rebuilt
= RED FRANKLlNs mother has written him to withdraw from hi law bus-
! less an Join thu church.
A Kiss PAFAUN. who has been away to a fashionable college for the past I'VE
Il years m back Tuesday with herh head WELL padded on thu outside
Z vERYBODY thought hat We vas going to nav a onservatv Senator in
Z Congress, but when the ballots were recountd 1t " as found that he -
headed man wa reelected.
w smirks when he happened to find that D s had been usng bad eggs IN
his bake shop.
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A p a l a c e
On w h e e l 8

A PRIVATE car, which Is said to
~ be the finest ever constructed.
= . has just been built in England
n sent to South America for the use
Of the President of Argentina. The car.
riagss of state of European monarchs
before the advent of railways, n eve,
the railway cars that have been used
by many OF the reigning monarchs since
that period. will suffer by comparison
with the splendors of the new vehicle.
II the account given In Popular
Mechanics Is TO be believed The coach
is built of steel and Is l0h feet wide by
IS feet In length. 1t Is painted ex.
ternally In cream and gold. bordered
with blue, these being the national
colors OF the republic.
eat one end is tho Presidents day
saloon. II feet 3 inches long. decorated
in Louis XIV. style. with green silk
panels and carpet. At n end OF this
is a real fireplace. with a mirror abovs
and means for ventilation. Adjoining
this compartment is n bedroom. also
atted with green CARPET and upholstered
and furnished with a bedstead finished
in old gold. with the Argentine coat o:
arms at the foot. The bedroom has
three doors. one leading to the day
saloon, one TO the corridor which runs
along the side. and one to the bath
room.
The next. compartment is a study
or library. finished in mahogany. with
red leather chairs and e. red carpet.
Next to the study are two more bed
rooms, upholstered with French gray
silk panels. the general scheme being
! white. with green leather chairs and
, carpets. These two rooms have on
bathroom. A kitchen and attendants
| compartment AXE up the remaining
! space In this travelling palace."-Phlla.
delphia Ledger.
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DR.. JEKYLL'S Mr.. HYDEI

NE more day and City Chamberlain Hyde has not appeared be-
fore the Merritt committee to explain his alleged relations
with racetrack corruption. He is still "ducking," as e1.
Judge Bruce facetously remarks.
One man can push Mr.. Hyde into the witness chair. That man
Is Mayor Gaynor. IT IS his duty to do it. As an honored and respect.
sdDr. Jekyll he cannot afford to have a Hyde as his most confidential
associate who is the kind of person Robert Louis Stevenson described
IN his master fiction.
~ Let His Honor send for Charley"
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STEAMSHIPS, THE HOR ZONTAL SUBSCRIBERS.

modern steam
ship of the Maure-
tania type is like a
~skyscraper lai d
horizontally, only
she is nearly twice
as long. BY q SINH
lar stretch of Ian
guage the marine
monster might be
spoken of as a
horizon piercer, or
as a leviathan pro.
jecting beyond the
curved edge of the
surface Of t h e
globe. However,
exaggerations are
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Days
Good Stories
The Roal Thing In PdthOS.

YACOB A. RMS was discussing his experiences
a. Q police reporter.
They were intense experiences. The pa
thctic ones had. indeed, such an intensity
tnst tbey couldn't We used IN literature they'd
seem overdrswn.
For example. one cold and dreay Thanks
irving evening. as I passed . famous restaurant
! nav Q little urchin standing before the area.
Through the area gatinss the kitchen. brilliantly
illuminated. could 10 seen. The cook. In nis
white dress. bastsd . half dozen great brown
tirds.
IN. rimmyf' the urrhin cried. and . second
~youDgstsr turned toward him.
u Timmyi Come an eat yer crust In the
smell frum this here Kitchen. IL makes It taste
just ukc roast turkey "-Boston Globs.
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advance made in
thS past ten years,
the next decade is
quite likely to see
Ae1ooO-foot ocean
greyhound.
= Already h e
bic liners are too
long for their piers
IN sthe North Riv-
q, and these can
not be heightened
mdch more, as at
present measure
ment they reach
ons-sixth of the
Distance across the
stream. They have
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Concerning Nunsveiling.

z SAW the oher day n arranged as a sort of holiday ida,a frck Of navy
| blue nunsveIhng with trips of Bulgarian, otherwise Shvonc embroidery, sas
l Black n White. One Of he familiar Bulgarian smockb ouses had been NJ.
picked ad devoted to the trimming of this extremely pretty fock, the "a.
broderies which had been cut away from the blouse beng delightfully."- placed
bou thu tunlc m skt. Another ooIenm MATERIAL nd something ! think even
es expensive than nunsvenns. domet rave seen Used with most modsh rr
suns. Domea most Of US now Is a Soft anvassy woonen material nat Is usd
by talors and dressmakers as an interuning to make a coat warmer Well. this
genuine marines Fabrics jvst becaus they are put to some subservint use md
with a rec mind from convention takes them VI and In them turns ut som
prints lavender, pink. &c. woa only BY the nnkmsd. had fashionable wssrsra
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joined her In 'front.'
OF one OF the
shops. 5 h e " a s
only hall an hour
behind the m q
appointed. n d.
such Is the sweet
spirit OF tho sea
son. Mr.. Jarr did
not Q v e n mildly
e p r o a c h h Q Z
for having h a d
him lo!ter on h
impatiently
for the 4 m a ba-
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The ''stnr spangied Bnnner."

- ths Editor 81 Tnr Evening Noni;
How did Francis Scott Key come 10
write the star spansied Banner" aad
what were the conditions:
Il. b.. H., Ozone Park, l.. !.
Key was detained aboard a Brit 81
ship during the British attack on the
American forts below Baltimore lin tho
Wal OF isi2.) All night the bombari-
ment continued. At dawn the sight OF
tho American flag still flying above the
fortiiications inspired Key 10 write This
star spangied Banner" II was scri5.
b1sd on the back VI an old letter.
The evening world., 1910-12-22

The Luck DOES turn-out II needs a shoulder at the Wheel
IT'S queer hw promptly he Boss losses into the waste basket tn letter
of n applicant for q Job who writes that he'll accept the poSton!"
They've often had US OIL the run-but we're here because we generally kne
HOW to run!
The chap uo phfmpers thd. he's made q hash OF his He' Nigh. Just
as yell make up his mind that he's going to LIKE hoshi .
The little yaner ro.s are abioOm In the yards of San Antonsi
Ye. it's gdng to be a wild night on hi moors Ltus one-but you know
wherey ou hay pile Is!
An, th.n. again. sometimes Fate will try to frame the tight II you look
as II youth fall for III
he Instaiment Man my 70 q nuisance-but he keeps som Of Us from get.
ting Spinal Slumpius!
You never know how good a incoming ship look. till you're having your
whii Is . beach-comber!
hurdles iu he sneaktng little notion hat you wont have to take EN- again!
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Letters From the People


To the Editor Of The Evening World;
Air. A Guys two watches at $40 each;
on one Of the watches that he sells h,
gains 20 per cent, and on tho other
watch he sells he loses 20 per cen,
lie sells each OF the watches at $50
Sow, dear readers. can you tell me his
gain or loss per cent. on the transas-
lion? ARNOLD X. Il.
In The world Almanac.
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
Where can ] find a list Of the require
ments for admission to tho United
States Naval Academy J. c. II.
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Consolation?

"HERE'S ono great consolation eor
The man who's down and out.
1 lie never has to suffer with
The fortunes Of the gout.
II. L. GORDON.
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Adam was the first human to blame It on Somebody
Else-and you know just how much Adam Is veneratsd!
A seasoned Hobo likes q Sit-down better than a Hand
out-but he doesn't become peeved when its the latteri
Whom the gods love ny young-and hight
1t may be all right to wear blinkers to keep yourself
from running OUTPUT they may put the skids under you
on your blind side!
Pretty hard for the Jobless Man to view his Jnx as
q Joke!
The evening world., 1910-12-22

n FRS. JARR had been downtown do
MI ing her Christmas shopping both
W early and late. and Mr.. Jarr had
The evening world., 1910-12-22

when we consider that in speed these ~prodigious boats have cut down
The voyage across the Atlantic from eight days to four, it is equivalent