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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
MOUNDS.
December IL.

Iohn r. uawk,ns. our hustling west
side real estate owner was IN the
cifV transacting business TINS morn
ing. John throws the line for DIE
| fish.
Mrs. Albert Taylor and daughter
Annie and Miss Feezor were III at.
tendance at the M f. church Sunday
evening.
Miss Nora Dalon Of Mounds CITY
| vas unable to occupy her position
| in j. ]. Blum's store this morning
anu Mrs. Ida Nelson was called In as
1 special saieslady.
4 The Epwmth League will give an
4 entertainment at the Owego theatre
\ on the Goth inst.
\ Tim Mahoney Is rush right ahead
4 with his new building regardless ct
\ the weather
| A number OF our people attend the
| theatres at Cairo these beautiful
| evenings. The interurban cars are
| all right if they would leave for
Mounds about the time the shows
close and not Keep us waiting so loog
in the cold. Mr.
Richard Britton and children are
visiting Il. G. Britton over Sunday
Don't forget the drainage district
meeting to he held here on The 2SlA
inst. 1t is imperative that definite &C.
ton be taken in this matter as soon
as possible.
The snow has about all disappeared
from our walk and the ground AM
the weather is clear and cold whics
is great for the hog killer
Henry Stern attended suppei
given by the ladies Of the Congrega
tional church of Villa Ridge Satur
day evening.
John Martin, the contractor ha'
finished /. n 1'aylor's two cottage
on Elm street and they look quite
different from what they did whel
he began
Helen Hogendobler is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Miller Oh Blanche ave
rue this week
Quite an interesting character is a
The Y M, G. A, today in the person o
B Rev Chas Moramed, formerly frot
Morocco He has been in this coul
Il try for some time and has taken a
4 English course and speaks the lal
guage fuently He has studied an
prepared himself for the Baptist mil
8 istry and is now OH his way to tax
course in the Louisg-:.e Medical co
lege where he expects to gradual
and return to his native people, I'M
is an experience Ahat few Mom II
Oriental countries ever carry IN
execution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
BEECH RIDGE

Mrs. ~ =. Dnlany happenel to
severe acc'aeu asi week by dislo-
eating her ankle DR. D.ckerson 81
willard, is treating her
$. II. frewar returned THURSDAY
from Crockett, Tenn.
Prof. PHELPS IL preparing Tor a
Christmas tee and entertainment
The ladies' via assist Prof. Phelps IN
his undertaking,
Mrs. Alice DeGeder and daughter
were shopping in Cairo SATURDAY
Santa Clars has visited Q. \, Bour-
land ana left a let Of goGdies, aet
your Christmas pennies, boys anu
girls.
Mn Brelsford OF Mounds was ~
town Friday en- route 70 Willard
VI. A. Daggitt Is spending 70"
days at home
Harry Mcdonnell went to Cairo
Sunday.
Mrs. s. ii. Brewer and daughter
Minnie, went to Miller City SATURDAY
10 visit Mrs. Brewers sister, WAC y
very H.
Mrs. Ed Hall and son are visiting
friends in Unity.
Claude Foraker, Geo, DeGelder aht
Harry Mcdonnell attended WrsstlihA
match In Cairo last week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13

News FROM OUR NEIGHBORsI


Misses Nellie Moeiey and Rose
O'Sullivan were in caro- SATURDAY
shopping
Miss Georgia Calvin who has been
visiting relatives in this city the past
few days returned to her home at
Levings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Stanley spent
Sunday with the latter's mother I'D
Cairo.
Thos. Smith Of st. Louis is visiting
his sister Mrs Wn1s Mertz Of this
city.
Misses O. A. Ludke, May Deeslie
and Ruth Entsminger of Mounds
were shopping here Saturday, q
Or. and Mrs. Fl. G. Rice We're Cairo
,isitors Saturday evening.
Miss Kate MeNeile was in Mounds
Saturday giving musical instrucufons
to class of pupils Their
oscar Mason Of Olmsted, VIVA
smith and Vim. Parker OF Valley Re
cluse, and II, OIm OF America, trans
acted business here Saturday
Mrs, Geo Rutledge was a visitor at
Mounds Saturday.
John Strohm returned Sunday from
few days visit with relatives in st
iou's.
4 s,r Hargan made a professional
trip to Mounds Sunday
! r. x. Smith Of Cambria, ILL.,, ar
rived Sunday to take the position as
ticket agent at Mounds A. e. NC
Clelland who succeeded r. y. Mathis
in this position few days ago ha:
returned to his home IN Chicago.
Mrs. G. S. Britton and Miss Rutf
Bride went to Mounds Sunday on &C
count of the death Of little Cecil
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George
Scruggs, of that city
MIR. and Mrs. r. M. Block have r.
turned to their home IN Mounds afte
! few days visit in Troy, Ill
Mrs Callie Armstrong and litt
daughter Hazel, OF Memphis, Tenn
have arrived to be the guest Of MI
, and Mrs James Armstrong until atte
, the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cowgirl, Whor
most everyone knows here, are mo'
/ ing TO Mounds today.
/ Mr.. aud Mrs Ed Childs viii go I
> padueah next week to spend Chris
! mas with his father and mothe
e Though so near he has not seen ther
{ for nine years.
S MM and Mrs NJ = Hunsas'
Z have moved here from De5oto, M
ThaFn viii soon make their bone
d Cairo. where they own a residence o
Highland avenue,
7 Mr.. ana Mrs. D Campbell are ne
b residents. They are from Missouri.
j. The doctor says today Miss HIATT
n tIawley Is better.
Shakespeare lives ins Mound Cit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS
thursdays Play,

The prettlest Of love stories oyer
aowing wjnth heart interest, haEln&
a wen lefined plot, intersperscd VIVA
sweet songs, with a happy hlendin$
Of pathGs ana humor, presented hy q
company III artists with elaborate
scenic surroundings is the history Of
the new song play, "The Wanderel,
ii viii, TIE sweet singing comedian
Arthur donaldson, win appear %
Thursday evening, December l5th, AZ
the cairo opera house Naturally EN-
lowed with unusual acting ability
magnificent voice, AND engaging pres
ence, The happiesr kind Of ar'istl'
combination is formed IN the person
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
CRIME AND DRINK
lRY II. +. Potter.

Ii is common for criminals u pNe
pare themselves for the comnissiot
ot high crimes by stimulating a'n-
selves heavily with alcoholic liqlor
This Is for Two reasons; first, TO sflt
fen their nerve or courage to perform
the deed, secondly to secure helpful
sympathy from those who charge
nearly all crime TO whiskRy seile \,
and disposed TO be merciful to men
wDn commit crime while under me
influence OF whiskey. This dist 81
ton on the part Of many good people
accounts for the tales told by felans
to interyiewers in prisons, The tel-
ons try to make then selves apE ear
as white in character as possible ny
putting the responsibility for t0eir
| crimes upon intoxicating l'Qfor.
It is common to say Of a man VINO
| commits murder that he was IRA g.
able when sober. Bit quarrela2ne
| when drunk. When in the latter con
| dition, the man shows his naturs Ms
| position When sche~ he prac es
| sell-ac1h0l He should practice his
| 10 keep sofef knowing he is lab a to
| make trouble when drunk II he doe
not do Sd, he must be hel respons'-
! BILE for The deeds ne eomRIits when
drunk. This is eaessarF to- protect
society from such characters end the
1a,,, thac nnilS them.
Rtf cannot the drunken u,an prae
i~e self-control? III he gets insurer
/ &lv ouarrelsome and so1fbedE
tnocks him down, showing m "
i has a master, he becomes tame, Fa
ticularly If he mas no gun On his per
son. This fact is we'll understood by
;. saloon tenders
Murder is exceedingly rare IL
| Great Pritain, yet in no part of tn
world are Intoxicating liquors moF'
freely consumed. lntoXication is NJ
., ,rse faY crime there. Murderer
aive prompt trials and tha es
aoe pcralt@ Of tfe law II usl Y
administered - t5em soon aIterW2|
# they e9e found guilty. on the eN
dence The late triel Of pr. Criapf
I il an i,rs.raton q British metho3
+ IN crHliDal eases THESE 81 ethcd
eaosa 4sen vits' a@ifaiual iastipass 9
a murdo AL DISPOSITION to 9ra@ !
self-c0atr6! whather sober or 'lrt-N.
The most consaicuops disturbing
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Al The Gem Theatre.


Miss Etael Bailey, an accomplished
Ppianist OF Paaucah, KY, has accepted
sthe position As pianist at the Gem
Theatre which position she assumed
Yesterday. Tue GEM this week has
tac dnast blu yet pat on, the Lazy
Mlnsaels icing the star attraction
The Lewis Company.
The Lewis stock CO arrived Sur
day from Paducah where they played
weeks engagement. They win play
repertoire at Cairo opera house ah
thfs week with the exception 81
Thursday nigqt on which date "Fhe
WandererH holds the boards Fae cciA
any travels in their own Pullman
car and carry car load Of scenery.
lave 30 people, a cornet band Of AZ
ieces and an orchestra of 5 pieces
They Give d parade every day about
noon. The May "a Man of Mystery
last night Was well attended and en-
,oyed by all The company is one Of
he best 100000 stock companies
that has played IN Cairo for lons
ime. The cast ~ wen balanced the
show ID contmuopsb between the acts
vaudvllle is introduced MISS EYa
lewis. Edna Graham and Jack Joi'
lain are Of ire company and the
vaudeville artist are the Great
keiehley, Musical Johnson, Basf
Lewis, Clifford and Clifford and Ton
%5"f he barrel jumper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
MOUND CITY,
December IL.

Mrs. Eugene Pagan was Calft.
shopper Saturday
Mrs Houston Beaver and daughter
Maude of America were shopping
here Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. NJ Gaunt Is visiting fela.
tives In Grand Chain this week.
Harry Armstrong who has been at
lending school the past term at Peot'a
returned home Saturday evening e
spend the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong.
Dr. D. a. Stevens Of Cairo, made
professional trip TO this city Satur
day.
Mr. Chas. Britton was Morn
business caller Saturday.
Mrs. J. p Nesbitt and daught y
Margaret were shopping In Catt
Saturday
Judge W. A. Wall and o. L, Bart
lett returned Saturday from the deer
waterways convention at Washing
ton
Miss Helen Hugendobler 'ormen''
OF villa Ridge, but now CT Aberdeen
i. d.. spent sunday with Hon G. s
Miller and family on First and Pop
lar streets. she is visiting relative
ana friends at villa Ridge during tn
holidays.
Miss Helen Ford and Stanley Ga
root were guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
Mark Capoot al lfurbandale Saturday
d.. n. Whiteaken returned Satul
day from Chicago where he has bee
,ransacting business the past week
Mrs. III. N. House and son Berni
visited fsfeads III Mounds Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
THE PEOPLE ALE


This word az late has beer In every
mes mouth. ana many are wondering
what the word signifies, though no one
has Vet been found who will deny that
MllWBRO'S IfERPICTDI3 does the worK
Weil, for the Information 81 thousands OF
people who like to know All about d good
thiMg, We would say that HERPICIDE
means d destroyer or killer Of HERPES !"
Now Herpes" is the family name Of d
disease caused by various vegetable par
lsites a similar microhe causes dan
ruff, itching scalp, and falling hairi this
N the microbe that NEWBRO'S TIERPf-
ynF promptly destroys; after which the
aail grows. sold BY leading druggists,
sena s3c, In stamps for sample to The
llerpiv4Js Co, Detroit Mich,
One dollar bottles guaranteed
Paul @. schuh & Sons, special
agents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
LECTURA CAMpESlNA.

FL cultiro en- seco.-II1.-Las es-
cuelas y colegios de agriculture AGO.
gieron la idea, y en- la actualidad Sc
extiende con rapidez 10 que Sc llama
"cultivo en- seco" 9 ''labranza cien-
tifica', como algunos han dado en-
liamarla ye de esa manera Sc han
aprovechado va millares de acres
en- Nebraska, Wyoming, South Da-
kota Kansas, Colorado y Montana.
Fl Colegio .Agricola de Nebraska
tiene una estacionagricola
tai en- North Plate, en- ell distrito are
noso mas seco del Estado q. por mu-
chos amos Sc considero impossible de
cu!tivo; y en- la dicha estaci6n, por
medic del 'cultivo en- seco", Sc obtu
vo en- 1908 un rendimiento de sesen
ia y dos bushels de tngo por acre, y
en- 1908 cI rendimiento subi6 a 81
bushels por acre. Esto Sc produjo ba
10 las condiciones mas favorables;
pero en- Minnesota, q. es el Estado es-
pecialmente productor de trigo, el
rendimiento fue de menos de 25 bus
hels.
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Nueuo efe de dis
tIito en- QuebIadi||as
De nuestro co-responsal

Mayo 20.-En sustituci6n del je'
fe de distrito de Sa. clase don Ante
MO Rosello que fue trasladado al dis
| trito policiaco de Dorado. ha tornado
ell mando de este distrito el jefe de
igual categoria don Pedro Rosado
El Sr. Rosado es un jofe que hace
honor al uniforme que viste.
LIE saludamos afectuosamente y le
deseamos buen exito en- su cometldo.
| En- la noche del Is al IS muy po-
cas- fueron las personals que Sc entire
garon en- los brazos del Morfeo.
.Todo el mundo estaba pendiente
del vagabundo cometa Haley, temc
rosos que fuera a llevarnos al otro
mundo con su enorme cola.
Lo mejor del case fue, que Sc que
daron con tres palmos de narices,
pues min aun Haley les dio ell gusto
que lie vieran su cola, debido quizas
q que toda la noche Sc la paso llovien
do V solo Sc vefa una densa oscuridad
en- el espacio. =.
Por fin Haley paso sin hacer da1o
a nadie y la tranquilidad ha vuelto
a reinar en- el vecindario.
La directiva del Centre de estu
dios psicologicos "Luz del Porvenir"
celebro session extraordinaria el do
mingo Is del actual para nombrar
los deIegados que le han de represen-
tar en- Ia gran asamblea de Caguas
que tendra lugar en- el proximo mes
de Julio. -.':
Feron designados para tai fin los
epiritistas don Luis He
manvider, don Juan de Dios Wales
don Dionisio Gonzalez, don Nicolas
Hernandez y don Juan Avila Moli-
nary. ,.-
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representation de obras de auto
'e5 espanoles, sino que tomando CO.
no preteNtoel haber sido traGacidas
Al espahol, Sc ha cobrado v Sc ha in
.entado cobrar, sl,mas de dinero por
Il representation t!e obras de auto
res que no son espanoles. "Campono-
ne no es de autor espahol; nj ''Los
Mosqueteros" nj ".Abreme IA puerta
nj LA Viuda alegre", ri Las Cam
panas de Carbon :, nj LA Mascota"
III otras muchas obras que han sido
fraudulentamente sujetas a tributes,
no slendo de autores espanoles y sin
que en- nlnguna parte conste que sus
verdaderos autores hayan sido paga-
dos los correspondence derechos.
Entendemos que al encontrarnos
hoy frente a frente con este nuevo
amo, que Ia administration de la isla
garantlce que esa nueva contrlbu-
cion Sc esta cobrando con derecho;
que Ia sociedad de autores esta har
clendo un uso razonable del artfculo
XIII del tratado de Paris; que no
esta sirviendo de instrumental para
molestar al plblico poniendole en-
pehgro de ser echado de los teatros
de la isla despues de haber pagado
su dinero por presenciar una 1un-
cion; que no esta Ia Sociedad de auto
res sirviendo de instrumental para
intrigas y chismes y enredos de en-
presas teatrales; y, flnalmente, que
no Sc va a consentir que en- este nue.
vo case, Sc considere' a Puerto Rico
como apropiado campo de acci6n pa
ra ell abuse y la injusticia.
Tn reglamento Sc necesita, Q una
ley, para que la Sociedad de autores
haga electives en- la prectica los de-
rechos que pueda tener Una llsta,
nombre por nombre, Sc neceslta De
todas las obras teatrales que tlene de
recho a cobrar la Sociedad de auto
res espanoles Il otra cualquiera So
,iedad parecida que con las mlsmas
,acultades Sc considere. Es necesa-
10 que todo ell mundo conozca cual
IS ell Unite que el immoral articulo
XIII del tratado de Paris otorga,
'on perjulcio de Puerto Rico y sin
compensation de ninguna clase, a de-
'echos ajenos.
No es cosa de que tengamos a ca
la paso el desagradable espectaculo
lue acaba de darse en- San Juan con
notivo de las reclamaciones de la
'itada Sociedad de autores espano-
es.
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UTIL.-Cola para pegar objetos
de cristal roto2.-Se hacen hervir al
fuego cantidades suficientes de espi
ritu de vino, y gonna arabiga de la
mas blanca y transparente, hasta
que Sc derrita bien; Sc calientan los
pedazos rotos, y con las barbas de
una pluma Sc les untac con dicha cola
yse une Y aprieta fuertemente 10 Pc
gado hasta que SC enfrie.
CURIOSO.-Los alemanes estu-
dian actualmente cl problema de
como podra I'm aeronauta fijar su
posicidn durante Ia noche 8 cuando
hay niebla. El doctor Bellingtaier,
dalObservatorio Imperial situado en-
Wilhelmshaven, ha propuesto un
accesorio muy soncillo para ell equi-
20 de IN aeronauta por medic del
cual estar3 on capacidad de deter
minar sr posici6n con bastante pre-
cision sin el uso de la vista o del dido
G3e dependen de schaleS terrestres
Fl Instruments que 6l propone Sc la
mara "brIju!a duplex.
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In Ia Corte de Distrito del
Dishito Judicial de San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Estados Unidos de America.-- El
Presidente de los Estados Un,dos
SIS.
Tony Lowande, demandante; con-
ira Otero y Compalia, deman-
dados.
Empln=an,iento.

AL PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO.
A los Sres. Otero y compahia SUI
Representative don Manuel A. Otero:
Por ell presente edicto que Sc pu-
blicara en- ell periodico "La Cores
pondencia de Puerto Rico" por ter
mino de un mes y una vez cada Sc
mana, por ignorarse su residencla,
Sc NOTIFICA A USTEDES que
Sc ha presentado en- la oficina del Sc
cretario de la Corte de Distrito de
San'Juan del distrito judicial de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, la demanda de
actor antes citado, en- la cual sollclta
Sc dicte sentencia condenandoles a
Vdes. pagar al demandante la can
tidad de tres mil ciento treinta y dos
dollars V las costas del pleito.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A USTEDES
que de no comparecer contestar
dicha demanda dentro de los diez
dias despu6s de notificado, 81 la noti-
ficaci6n Sc hiciere enel distrito yden
tro de los veinte dias, 81 Sc hiciere fue
ra del distrito, pero en- la isla de Puer
to Rico, y dentro de los cuarenta
dias, sise hiciere en- otra parte, ell de-
mandante' 'podra obtener fallo por la
cantidad solicitada en- la denuncia, o
sea por Ia suma de tres mil cient
treinta y dos dollars y las costas. El
abogado del demandante don Jose
de Guzman-Benitez.
EXTESDIDA BAJO MI FIRMA
en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy II
de Mario de 1910.
A. Marin Ndrien. .-Secretario.
Por ". EScudero.-Secretario au-
xiliar-
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I'm nuevo empleado entra en- Il
oficina q tomar possession de su des'
tino.
Saluda a sus companeros, Sc sien.
ia en- su sitio, reclina la cabeza sobre
la mesa y a los pocos momentos Sc
queda dormido.
Con tai motive uno de sus colegas,
dirigiendose a sus compaheros, ex-
clama
-jEse es un hombre extraord!na-
rio! Mirad, mirad que pronto Sc ha
puesto al corriente!
Una compal{a dramatica, des-
pues de treinta horas de viaje, llega
a I'm pueblo y da function aquella
misma noche.
En- el cartel Sc lee 10 siguiente:
"En Ia escena de Ia seduction, la
dana opondra muy poca resistencia
por estar muy cansada del vlaje. u
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oBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO.
+. s. WEATHER BUREAU
9 am. 9p.m

San Juan, P. R. Mayo 20, de 1910
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AVISO.


Necesitando proveerse Ia planta
del aoueducto para el aho ccon6mico
de 1910 1911, de 740 toneladas
mas 8 menos de carbon mineral, Sc
avisa a las personals que puedan inte-
resarle, que el dia 81 del actual Ma
20, las 10 de Ia manana, Sc cele.
brara el acto de Ia subasta, ante la
Comisi6n designada al efecto en- las
Ofcinas del Alcalde de San Juan.
Ell plisgo de, condolences que
debe ajustarse dicho acto, podra verse
en- la Oticina del Acueducto.
Lo que Sc avisa para general COMO
cimiento. 3v,s.
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HUMORISMO.

Tn sabiO. revolviendo su bibliote-
ca, haIla en.re las paginas de un Ii
bro una factura, y exclama horrori
zado:
-,Pcro que imprudentes son las
u.iernS' Pies no han nnetidn una
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Cfcinds: 20 Allen st. 20.
IL a. m. de ed 5 p. M.
de 9 1l2 q 10 Ile a. M.
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AVenida "Hostos"
MADERAS!
MADERAS!

de ERMERA aEdad
Exltenaa
Plah
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Casa de PrestamoS, J. Rendon y
Compania S. en- G.

FL dia 10 y 2 de Mayo
a las ? p. m. tendra lugar un
espl6ndidoremated de las prem.
das que habiendo trascurrido
seismeses no han sido renova
dasni canceladas. Hay de ven-
tas un prccioso surtido de al
haias. Allen o1Fortaleza.
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Ell NUEVO AMO.

La Injunction solicitada contr
ma empresa teatral en- estos dlas, h
despertado curiosidad por saber qu
Sociedad es esa que Sc considera col
derecho a cohibir la libertad de la
empresas y del pdblico en- 10 referen
te la representation de obras dra
maticas.
Hace muchos ai1os, segin nues
tros informes, constituyose en- Espa
ila una asociacion titulada "Socie'
dad de Autores espaholes''. Era su
objeto protejer el derecho de los au-
torres de obras dramaticas,
En- todas parties los escritores sue
len ser vfctimas de Ia usura. Especula
dores de toda clase Y usureros dis
puestos a las mas inmorales tran
sacciones, cayeron siempre en-
Espana Y en- todas parties
del mundo, SCORE Ia produc-
cion intellectual, para explotarla
y vivir de ella, condenando muchas
veces a los autores q Ia miseria Y al
hsmbre. Sc dice que Cervantes Ia
noche que termino sU"Don Quijo-
te' no tenia oue cenar. Es IN hecho
Que el gran poeta Zorriiia vendio
por II duos eSpaio'fs, Ia propiedad
de su Don Juan Tenorio .obra cue
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Gam. 9p.m
Ear6metro en- pulgadas,
reducido al nivel del mar .30.06 30 OF
Temperature corriente. Fahr so IS
Humedad relativa percentage IS Il
Precipitation, en- pulgadas,
en- "a horas terminando
las 9 p. m. U'V9
Direction del viento. ......- e 4
Velocidad del viento,
miilas por hora. ............. II IA
Temperature maxima. So
Temperature mfnima "a
Ealida del sol a. m
luesta del sol, 6.51 p. m
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cuenta de Ia Compania del gas en- un
tratado de explosives?
-iPero senor!-diee un pintor-
zuelo a su mujer.-SCuando lograre
esa cruz que tan merecida tengo ?
La tendras, hijo mio, cuando te
mueras. No te faltara tu cruz isobre
tu tumba.
I'm atn ju,gado:
-Firme usted aqui.
Impossible, soy nance de los dos
brazos.
-Bueno, pero haga listed una
cruz. Fe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
Entered the Post Oice San Juan P. K
as second class matter July 1900.
La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA ISLA

Por medic de los Agentes un NUN 5000
DIecta Un trimestre ORC ...,S2-25
Tn semestre $3.50
Tn ano por adelantadosS-00
E el exterior. I'm aiio orc. $500