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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
ayes, Ny son.lnLaw."

"
petitioner was ushered into his ofioe.
He said to him at once, with q touch
Of sarcasm which astonished the pro-
fessor:
II, am delighted to see you, my dear
professor. Your visits are rare l sup
pose you want something"
lyon are right. Mr.. Minister. I've
heard that you have determined to
found lectures ON mineralogy at the
Sorbonne."
II have determined--I have deter
mined? l beg your pardon, but you
seem to regard me as an absolute
monarch. The SorbOnne asks for a
lecture association. the higher council
Is faycrahly disposed and ratify their
decision"
eOf course, Mr.. Minister, Of course!
You are an old liberal. What interests
me Is that the association Is founded"
Have you man to recommend"
"Yes, Mr.. Minister, q most deserv-
ing man, Charles Bonniquet."
your son-in-lawT
YES, my son-in-law.'
Il have heard that young man men
toned, but, not to deceive you, y.
Muugravius, his nomination is impos.
sible."
what do you say, Mr.. MlnisteRi
4aa anvbody preiudiced you againsl
BenniquetY"
mo, nobody has prejudiced me-"
-Ifs Il man Of great distinction.
| His essays on crslaceous soils have
hssn spokon OF AZ TIE Academy Of Sci
sncss.~
/ Il q not disputes his merits"
wen, thsn. what 10 itls
rYou have : right 10 ask tAat ani
n 10 tIaak with ypp. \. Mussraviusi
4 We e ret inyits r. BoahiQust q
N. asrbonne Il h nsl that We "a nol
esatiaer hin itisd for he position
Ne hnFs . mere importAnt raaaoa.'
.What h itf-
-luus / ten zeal II "a because h
: your son-ln-lAW.
-nscauIs hs Il NJ sonialavr
-Ysu. yuur soas ant youF poaaln
law oecipy oYery ceair u mlahralagJ
h Paria Tou are sstablishing . a.
nnsly."
mere ars OthsE slnilar instances
~. Minister
Il % not wish 70 know them. ! an
rrrossa 10 nepoliam. have made ~
~ mind to oppose Il wherever ini
NJ
aTtai detsrmIuafi0n = mqch % ycul
,nI ~ Minister. bit 4ca csnroi
uiI.r Dr,isa.s q 1a,inr ~ e. ~
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more BUSHELS FROM ACRES
WOULD be a SLOGAN WORTH
WHILE SAYS coeuRN.
Public Attention should DO Called g
the Fact That Lands are Not
Producing Full Crops.

a
Topeka, Jan. 1871 am wonderful
ly pleased that there Is promise o.
public attention being tixed upon the
fact that our lands, not in Kansas
alone, but in other states as wei, are
being farmed in way 80 snittiess
and unscientifc, and 80 misueateo
that their average Yields per acre are
az rule not half what they should
be, and in too many instances MOI
more than q third Of what they arc
capable Of" said y. u. CoDurn, seS
rotary Of the state board OF agricu'
ture, in discussing crop YIELDS.
I'm truth. considering the knowl'
edge within reach Of every farmer
who wishes or is even willing 70 trea'
his land and crops intelligently the
yields OF nearly all our staple crops
taking the country over, are disgrace
fully small.
But the tendency OF the DAY y
away from that sort'of thing; TINS on
account OF a larger intelligence tne
enhanced values Of land and the iarg'
er population which VIII compsi -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
A~rexss cement Inquiry.

Austin, Tex, Jan. 19.-The attor
ney generals department has started
an investigation Of so-called cement
manufacturers combine composed Of
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas mills.
According to recent disclosures made
BY the state railroad commission two
Of the large cement mills in Texas be-
long to the combine, which has for
lis purpose the liking Of prices for
cement and the control Of the output.
The Nicholson syndicate Of Kansas
IL said to be the chief factor in the
combine.
Cleveland, o., Jan. l7.-Resolulions
pledginE the signers to abstain FROM
eating meat for At least 30 days we're
ust In circulation among working men
Iln large shops and win reach 5000
nsn. The hope IL 70 brinE down prices'
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Coal shIppsd BY Express.

Salina, Kan, Jan. 1s,-The little
town Of Falun, Saline county, II miles
southeast Of here, is suffering from a
coal famine, It has been over q
month since car Of coal was re-
celyed there, the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road company having confseated the
last car consigned to that place. The
residents have been for several days
burning all the wood they would dig
out Of the snow and Ice and now all
the coal they get is shipped in sacks
from Salina by express via the Mis-
souri, Pacific.
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The MuSgraviuS
Family
s..--~--.u
~ PAUL cLEsIo
r1opxrIrht. bx ahort etorlsa Cd. Ltdl

Copyright BY Short stories ~ AeuJ
The science Of mineralogy Is regard
ed as the special domain Of the Mus
gravius family. Georges Musgravius,
the founder Of the dynasty, has occu'
pied for thirty consecutive years the
chair established for him In the Col
lege de France. HIS eldest son, Jean
Musgravius, 10 professor OF mineral
ogy at the museum, his son Henri y
chief lecturer on mineraIogy at the
normal school, Pierre Donor, first SON
in-law, is professor Of mineralogy at
the Sorbonne, lastly Charles Bonni-
quet, second sOn-in-law, less fortunate
than the others, II titulary Of lecture
association in the faculty Of Toulouse.
Here he teaches mineralogy, like
everybody else distantly or closely
connected with the Musgrayius fam
lily.
This daughter left behind in the
provinces is the great grief Of Madam
Musgravius. She can see her only
three times year-at New Year, at
Easter and during the long vacations.
SO when It became a well established
fact that they might depend on the
creation at the Sorbonne Of q miner
illogical lecture association, Madam
Musgravius never doubted that the
place would be reserved for Charles
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AtchIson, Kan, Jan. 19.-Petltions
are being prepared and will be cir
culated in Atchlson asking abstinence
from eating meat for 30 days. Some
Of the most prominent people In At
Gibson have expressed themselves
e being willing to take charge Of the
work with the view Of seeing Il the
high prices OF meat in Atchisoh can
not be reduced to something within
reason. An educator said that Il has
come to the point where It IL up 70
ne people 10 DO something, and cited
a. ~ example the people Of Boston
ana he New England colonies WHO re
nn1ad % drink tea, and to aas ethel
aFtlclss Imported By the EnSllph GOV
aEnnsht
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RACE SOON WILL Be ExTlNe{i
Hairy Alnus, Original Japanese Arc
Disappearing Before Spread Of
Civilization.

Few know that the original Japan
ese were the Ainu race, a race which
is fast becoming extinct. Rev. John
Bachelor, missionary whose life
work has been among these curious
people, recounts some Of his interest
ing experiences among them, the Lon
don Daily News says.
They are a simple race Of people.
very docile and Manageable. During
his 50 years among them he did not
experience the least perverseness
from them.
Their religion is one Of nature woF-
ship, the bear being one Of their pfin-
CipaI fetishes. The animal Is special
II reared and trained, almost every
hut containing a bear-pit in which .
bear 10 kept. Their life Is extremely
primitive. The dug-out boat, the huts,
and their crude methods Of filling the
land are similar to those Of the say.
age mid-African people. Though the
stature Of the men averages only
about I'VE feet, they are sturdily built
and with their flowing boards possess
certain patriarchal dignity that re.
minds one Of the Welsh Druids.
The women adopt the peculiar fash.
ion Of cultivating trim mustachea
They are also addicted to the habit Of
elsbcrately tattooing their bodies.
Their food. which mostly consists Of
rice obtained by barter from the Jap.
anese, also includes whatever the
hunt may bring forth. That they ars
not too fastidious in regard to their
eatables is shown BY an amusing storyl
told By Mr.. Bachelor. .
"On one occasion" he says, when
crossing one Of the small streams By
the means Of a bridge which Il COM
posed Of q plank. I fell into the water.
Luckily, small inn was near at hand.
and went there to get my elothes
dried. and IN the meanwhile ordered
something 10 eat After anishins ne
ropaSt I said to the small hoy Who
had served ne: That was very
nice Wooacock I had for ny einner.'
nat was rot a Woodcoek.' eAll ~
~, II was = ehicksn. Surely nets
nnia Mr BpteheloE, .yeu don't IN
ehiekans e young ns that. - louY
Ne, slF,' sais The w, ne tif1 uae
~ killed, Il died yoltor1ay.'r
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
TENSE SITUATION
N WASHINGTON
insurgents Of House Face Presiden-
tial Anger.
MAY DISRUPT PEACE AGREEMENT
Committee Named by Democrats Dis
Pleasing to Taft---Program a.
Planned by Republican
Regulars.


Washington, Jan. ia row over
the selection Of the house members Of
the Ballinger-Pinchot investigating
committee is imminent. Also It threat
ems to be the most serious Of any dis
putes that have thus far come out Of
that fruitful subject, and on which
may involve the insurgents and
president beyond the hope Of any
peace.
The pending reaction is over the
selection Of Representatives Rainey
Of Illinois and James Of Kentucky by
the Democratic caucus az the minor
ity members OF the investigating com
mittee. The president does not want
either man to 60 on that committee
and further, he has said SO in plain
terms to both the insurgents and the
regulars.
On their side, the Democrats are
standing by the caucus selections,
They say that Messrs. Rainey and
James will serve as the minority
members or else there will be no
Democrats on the committee, and up
to this time all but four insurgents
are standing by the Democrats despite
direct and forceful appeals the presi'
dent made in person to Representa-
tiyes Murdoch and Gardner. The ap'
peal was SO forceful in fact that 1t Is
reported that the presidential voice
was heard through the closed doors Of
the room in which the conference oc'
CURED, and the voice was backed up
by the pounding Of the presidential
fist upon convenient table.
To avoid having Messrs. Rainey and
James on the committee, q program
has been mapped out whereby the Re
publicans, when they go into the
cacus tonight to select their mem
bers Of the investigating committee
shall also select two other Democrats
Representative Slayden of3Texas, and
A. Mitchell Palmer Of Pennsylvania
being those agreed upon. It is the
view of those advocating that course
that as the house is to select the siz
members, majority Of the house can
accomplish such election IN any way
that pleases such majority 4
Since that proposition was firsl
preached, the insurgents have opposed
1t. They have held that proceeding
Of that kind would be bad faith on
their part toward the Democrats, who
helped them put over the amendment
that took the power Of appointing the
committee from "Uncle Joe" Cannon
And it was to get them into line that
Messrs Gardner and Murdoch were
summoned to the White house.
Unless the organization Republicans
back down, on the administration pro
gram, the insurgents will refuse tc
70 into the caucus, The organization
claims It can put through such q pro
gram anyway, but II i can, and does
the likely result will be a bittel
enemity between the insurgents and
the president and that the recently
| patched up peace will be smashed t.
smithereens.
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Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Elk
ms said that the Republican party
had "the issue Of high price foods be
fore 1t and that It will not dodge the
issue" He says that he proposes
TO push his resolution to obtain all
the remedy that congress can AFFORD,
III the tariff" says he, us the cause
OF high prices. let us ind Il out"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

M eDea season f1E noltA 1oie
nu1EsstS tsmpsfatals. riatinun wire
ulsstIlo rellrtancs thsrmonetcl1 ere
sew u,sa n phylieai Feasafch VIA
thssa Temperatures - hiEh a. Ieo1
6asrse1 esntlsFaes are practical f11A
. thsrmometsF q electric n ~ nm
sIi sense Of eomplicatlon an1 1alk
eacy and few "scieati1lnr could hanlls
4. Absolute asro. Ia degrees cent?
rraes. lsmpeFaturs q spacs. Lowest
temperature yel reached. - a.
rree1 cenilEfade Boiling pcint Or
Hquid air. La degrees centiEfade.
nciilnE peint q yiguid cnrtons acifr
Ia teeretl c11tiTlns a,-Nsu Yst
GIA
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R.Uort From Tie RoOssveIs Hunt.

Washington, Jan. t9.--Ex-President
Roosevelt, In a letter dated Nairobi,
East Africa, December Is, which was
received at the Smithsonian institu-
ton, informed Secretary Wolcott that
the Smithsonian expedition under his
direction up to that date had collected
s,46S specimens Of vertebrates, a
large number Of mollusks and other
invertebrates, several thousand plants
and about 1000 photographs.
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: -.
otism. commit . positive injustice n
nominating an unworthy person!
IAN unworthy person? Do you ~:
lieye, as some people assert tnas
there are no mineralogists out "a ~ ,
MusgravIus familyr'
Il don't say that Charles wa ~
pupil before he was my sonin-laws
sWell. we'll! The man ] shall nom
mate was your pupil. too. and % cus
the matter short ] had better tell Wv
n once that his name Is Paul GrAho'
lean Of the normal school,"
paul GrandieanG1
ayes, he has just submitted z nElt
Iiant thesis. Am / not right"
eyes, Mr.. Minister, he has some r.
cellent letters"
"He Is very young"
"He win have only the longer time
10 do honor to French erudition. NOW
acknowledge, Musgravius, that nos
taking your son into consideration. "
have made a good selection"
eAh, what blow this will be'tc ny
wife!" I.
aPray tell her that none can regret
Il more than do. but cannot make
the appointment to suit Madam NIUE
gravius."
"But we really counted on ie
Charles has right to 1t. But since
you say that It is impossible ! must
submit, but don't you think that y0u
owe him some compensation"
as he not an associate Of the
Academy
"IIe has been at Toulouse SIX years.
He has taken his degree Of doctor; ne
Is thirty.hve and he is only principal
lecturer. Couldn't you make him pro-
lessor? There is no chair Of minerals
vgy at Toulouse-found one. You 40
not want me to tell my wife that !
have done absolutely nothing? You
certainly owe me that much"
Il see that you are wise man, N.
Musgravius. promise to DO what 4
can for you"
What you can. Ahal YstS
vague"
4 shall have to consult the'higher
council"
"oh, Mr.. Minister, II you only
would"
~oh, very well. you may depend Or
me-"
THAT settles 1t. May tell my
wife?"
Eyes, have given you my word and
you may trust me. M Bonniquet shall
be appointed titulary," VI
The minister rose as II to bring the
interview to an end
Rather surprised that NJ. Musgra-
yius had been SO easy to satisfy, he
congratulated himself that he had not
paid too dear for his triumph He held
out his hand to the old savant;
Il hope thatFyou are not offended
NJ. Musgrayius?"
mot at all! Not at all, Mr.. Ministeri
You have made an excellent, choice,
and then my wife win be consoled, for
Paul Grandjean is engaged to be mar
ried to our third daughter"
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Wanhlnstoa, Jan. 1s.-airlkiRg .
hlsH q the alleroa manipulation Of
alsnrktsr house products ana ne 81
foel On ne hlgh cost Of living, ths
CFumpacfef blll, prsvidins tor saum
aralion At the coming eenaus q 81
osllla, calves sheep. iamhL hogs
rlais and Kids slaughtered vas order
q nyorahly reported By the hous'
eontul committee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

MsA Hartman Centres oNi uaak.
New forh. Jan. lt.-neoaule nf lhs
changes N The directorate Of The
Nieht and Day bank. the pioneer Of
sthour hankh Il l. sala hat con
troll o. the majority Of The stock Of
TIE institution rests with Hrs. HARD
nan. widow ot 3 n Hartman. che
probably ls the arst woman 10 cen
troll New York bsnk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
Inmh.r carrlarn al netroIt.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 1S.-The an
nual meeting Of the Lumber Carriers
Association Of the Great Lakes was
held at the Hotel Normandy. with
President W. H. Teare Of Cleveland in
the chair. A large number Of owners
managers and agents Of vessel linel
was present and many matters Of To-
isrest to them were discussed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

Chicago. Jan. ls.-John n Walsht
last hope 4 rone. The district ovarl
Of appeals refused him . new tfiai,
asd banded down q mandate direct
Ing thaf he lower court imnediniely
put into eject ne sentences Of ~
year. Imposed % he former banker
~ started ior ne FEDERAL rl|eaa a
LeareororA nri ri1nt
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NorfoIk, va, Jan. it.--Anothef heas
NorfoIk, Feba Jan. 14.-Anothef
heavy anou cossfnA NefthsFn Nebrap.
~. southern south Dakota ard
lIorthern WyoninG. addins q TIE rut.
fsring q i've stock On The rage.
Thousand Of he'd q cattle and steep
hare psriuhed
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MI..lii De PrSi;s.

YEA ne . pity.- ronarksd TIE nan
vith TIE absont hair, uho seemed d
n tAinking aioul.
what's : pi0i- qusrist ne paru
with ne ruhber hahit
That : nan csn't hear ~ wituv
telling her socenf hurbant Wat 4
nctia' flnt an1 rr1rfcu rrul ~ -.
sIIss|utt 81 NOW l.Isf4.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

Berlin. Jan. i7.-It Il aaid On rod
suth6rIty that the Porte has con-
menosd proceedings 70 recover from
the DautnchsF bank the li.ooo.ooo DE-
posted there By Abdul Hsnid. the for.
nsY sultan Of TurksY.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

Annapolla Nd Jan. ie.-IsatoI
Rnynar vas named 70 Be United
States 1onalnf 10 succeed himself By
telh houne1 Of he Nargiand legialA.
ture TIE action IN - ratified n
l1|1l sclsi1r
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

n.M.F. Lsary Of oaylsrd. Kan- Dead
gaylord. Kan. Jan N-Dr. Leafy,
a. Il he early day settlers q Smith
cornir. died a. bis home here. Or.
f.ssfT served N the Civil var AZ hoe
rl.l slsuafl IN ne regular aruy. He
rIrs 70 au|,f coaaI N 1879 tnl D.
$40 = caN|eI|
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-09
JU|C|0 POR
SEDUCTION.
Adcla denuncio a 3D.
nifacio de haberla
seducido.
Despues de prestar dec]a-
racion jurada. dice ''que
no ha p asado nada'
Ell fiscal pide Sc praceda contra
Adela per perjura y asi 10
aCuerda el tribunal.

En- la corte de distrito session 20. Y
ante el jurado sevi6 ayerla causa por
seduction seguida por el pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Bonifacio Marie
ro.
El fiscal Campil1o presents acu-
sacl6n contra Boniacio Marrere,
por que ALA por el mes de noviem
bre, del aiio pasado y en- el poblado
de Foa-alta el referido indivlduo Sc
dujo bajo promesa de matrimonio i,
la i6ven Angela Rodriguez.
Ell abogado Lcdo. Gomez MEGA Il
acusacl6n. Sc procede a las pruebas.
Comparece Ia ofendida Adela Ro
drfgues y despues de las preguntas
de su nombre, declara ser vecina
del barrio Contorno, Jurisdiction de
Toa-alta. Adela MEGA los hechos, de-
clara que no es verdad que Bonita.
clio la sedujera con tales promesas y
que a ella no le ha pasado NADIA.
Ell fiscal Lcdo. Campllo pide al
juez Sc proceda contra Adela Rodrl
guez por perjura, y asi f,se acordado
por el Sr. juez. Sobre Adela cae aho-
ra el peso de haber engahado "'
bunal hacienda Greer por una decla-
raci6n jurada que habia sido ofendi
da por Bonifacio Marrero.
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Pine y Thui||icr a Panama
Los insignes artistas han
sido subvencionados por
el gobierno de Panama,
La prensa de Caracas Sc laments
do no poder aplaudir a la OK.
celente ''treuppe.'

La prensa de Caracas comentan.
dopn telegrama que Ell insigne arts.
ia trasmitiera desde Ia Habana a
ministro de hacienda de Panamt
hace el siguiente comentario;
Ia Prensa de Panama trae {
siguiente cable;
"Habana, Enero.
Ministro de Hacienda.
Conforme, Mandare representan
te.",
ThuiUier."
Lo que quiere decir que el emf
nente actor ha sido solicitado po
el Gobieno de Panama y Panam
| ira & dar una serie de funciones.
Nos quedaremos con ell deseo Il
aplaudir al insigne Thuillier y a |
genial Rosario Pine? No es posihl,
Aeaso esta approximation a Venezuc
la, haga mas superables los inconvc
nientes que pudieran presentar
para Ia venida de las dos claras G.
trellas de la Comedia espahola.
Llegabamos d las anterlores lfnc
cuando Sc nos informa de fluent
autorizada que en- MARIO proXim
vendra Thuillier, va arreglados t,
dos los detalles de una brilante ten
porada. El Gobierno Nacional, en- :
intencion de que Sc admire la verda
de W Arte hermoso que ensena, edu
ca { ilustra ha acordado una subveu
ci6n de B $4,000 al emlnente actc
y 4 la egregia actriz. De manera qu
desde MARIO, nuesto Municipal 81
ra tribuna excelentisima de drama
soberbios y de comedias admirable
La temporada durara un mes.
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CAhPE0AAT0 De CGkIG.

ia cospondenoia" srme hay PuoRire nesa. eaR.
Dc producer han producdo bas obsas torasas IA
NjAndose geneso e.peaente enaa H,as.as
eise de gran meto Ia a Aebeso ha decado
estas neas abre campeonato de cueno do cu
la ofrece una puma de- oro sse.u
peonato eabece para newar adante miso las
loLos cuentos reidos ia
e ampeonato dehen r;ndosY essss
EERera a eonpsonae ds Lex Correspondence"
ssraa pu6ioadOs .aaeos ss
de essass
It, emp e ,as s'n'"'e ' % ~
Rueden esctos
So-oa moo sasorsede ea'aar a sanpe'na' vas''s e o
10 d. 1s. d 1sss Il. Correspondents" .,..
sis sp;1ssa a %ss y ss
l.nea' pubacaa Con- .a.a't4 -
;.::as s:as1sass isssds sssas sssss .
ss aas
del jurado E deterrnask qve g 1srss
Ell judo Deesos candidates la
s oinco nmero de votos hayan csteu sosce
Pue,so Rico Fl ado asf onsudo II
e de- 1910 sonGntS 90 de sGSns hsy:a
pondenca entgarA pums de autor On n
entenddo ssf se por "A Correspondence. P
70 kco que e auo nnlane er 20. ella condado deenass
tuloy puo en- ee @ has
aue enutro de cuentoe satisfaction de % Correspond
autor mas aforunado venga Garepatarie spfeuAcA
Correspondence pubicay6 medda que ls
eodos los cuentos red para cameopato b pab
ca6n har6 ncando de oden que corresponds c
cuento enombe6 pseudonmo del Es endd
uea circumstances 1a Corespondena conda slgta ento -
de la pubcdad por de cura de f& a
diaro derecho pubeaLo
nA concurso. H..
1os euentos publicadcs da.ie los salo. I'm y.
ao por Juan Baschi No LEG dos brszo jun RiG.
kssgs; k S NJ n As ;sds del Juan
"Ei 1egado" po Coraz6n Leaf No. s. Mayo de 1903. ~~
"Casigada" por Torres Quntero Noe do Junio 1909
"Pobre Loca, Antonio Rodriguez No T. de Julio Dc 1899
peT6n condsdos der
hor dnto dc as coicn todos los dmds
de los obetos de LA Correspondence estular
solo Gteralo esudo regional
enda naur.sa bios plugo dor nuesra pas disro
los autorea clio preca cond6n
nsayos imagnativos puoq1en bao
los aspecos que ella puede ofrecer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-09

La Pam ala cura los caeos mas
fuertes de fiebre paludica. va ses
cronica o aguda.