Traveler's and Writer's Sourcebook, circa January-February 1911, Number 3

Cowmanure fuel

Betel nut: consptn

naked half nkd etc

women had carriers

man-eatg tiger

Banyan tree

Mr Elliott

Expected 2 mln (pesos) less fm Payne free trade

gen incs, incs in revenue

Pub infrts might be held back

couple insgts (1) poltcl sitn 2 what is needed is capital cocoonut never get enough to supply

Hemp

[crossed out] street [end crossed out] car [???] by Filipinos

Eng RR all by native labor

[crossed out] wkrs [end crossed out] laborer 40 to 100 centavos daily [shovlers?] 60 centavos

Haciendas 1000 kept 1500 on payrolls

tao= women [w?] red cloth

women dft any wh else in Orient -social & his. equals of men = gets ambitions qkr

One thg mks sit dft frm anywhere in east Result of Xtn inflc Even ths one thg: rsg stdrd [J?] women equal [???] women [grt?] acpmt of Spnirds

Mr. Elliott

This govt is self-suptg; taxes less than any other country in wes per capita; [p with slash across vertical line] 5000000 to 6 mln [p with slash across vertical line]

[p with slash across vertical line] 3,879,000 Poll tax $ (mayb wkd out) Use money to Provinces

50% [indepe?] new style Big Burden

When high schl lets out "[ditto] legisltr "[ditto] "[ditto] [???] 32 2/3 under 30

[bracketed text] caminero 15 pesos a month wheelbarrow & stone 1 mile or less [end bracketed text]

[right margin text] [Province?] [???] Kilometer 60% of mile 350 pesos [end right margin text]

maintenance of vital imptc

Provinces or Centl Govt furnishes material

Bef Am ocptn 90 miles RRs now

Statute Bks up to U.S.

Personally cndctd legislation

Henry George Jr