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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-30

Miss Lucy NJ. Riley, 80 Davenport street,
Cleveland, Ohio, writesi-"l wish TO add
my Endorsement 10 thousands OF other
OF Perunn. I suffered for five years with
severe backache, and when weary or worried
in the least Ind prolonged headache; This
take Pcruna for IL. Imagine my astonish.
ment and pleasure to fnd that after tax ing
two bottles not only was my cough gone, hut
j had no more baCknche or headache. am
now in perfect health, enjoy life and have
neither nm ache or pain, thanks TO feruna'
Lucy NJ. Riley.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-30

ably not tenth of the women know
that their di.Gase IL catarrh. To dis
tinguish catarrh Of various organs it
has been named very differently.
one woman has dyspepsia, another
bronchitis, another BTight's disease,
another liver complaint, another con-
sumption, another female complaint.
These women would hc very much sur.
prised to hear that they are all suffer
ing with chronic catarrh. But 1t Is SO,
nevertheless.
Each one of these troubles and q great
many more are simply catarrh-that Is.
chronic inflammation of the mucous
lining, of which organ Is affected. ANY
internal remedy that will cure catarrh
in one location will cure II in any other
location. This is why Peruna has be
come so Justly famous in the cure of fc.
male diseases. It cures catarrh whcr
ever located. It's cures remain. Peruna
does not palllate-it cures.
"Health and Beauty" sent free by The
Peruna Medicine Co., Column bus, Ohio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
RepubIi(dnQS services defender Su eStOmd5O
RepubIicanos dignos protestan
Barbosa, Brioso 'and company
en- comandta con Mr.. Hunt

redad la raiz negra Y amarga de un fru-
to esteriI que no 10 ha de nutrir.
Contemplad al infeliz obrero, sin
pan sin trabajo, escOndldo entire las
miserias de So hogar, abrazado sus hi
Jos, abrazado sn esposa, lleno ole an
gustias, sleno de afanes, sin poder con-
seguir ell medic honroso de ganar un jor-
nal.
Contemplad como las puertas del
comercio SO van cerrando POGO POGO.
hoy es uno maflana Otro al dla ST.
guiente otro, que caen, que qulebran,
que Sc hunden por falta de negocios. por
falta de mercados, por falta, en- Tin, ole
ouien tenga una m1sera peseta ....
Contemplad esa juventud que va
ora de dfa en- dfa por plazas y Gales, con
Ia honradez en- ell alma, con ell entuslas
mo en- ell coraz6n, con la inteligencia en-
su cerebro que no obstante enf1aquecl-
dos por la necesidad, sienten ell raquitis-
mo apoderarse de sus cuerpos y Ia afro
fla penetrar en- su ser
Los republicanos dignos protestan.
Los republicanos de honor no quie-
rem coadyuvar al cataclismo horroroso
que SO nos prepare.
EIlos son dignos hijos de esta patria
infeliz, de esta TERRA sin ventura que los
vic nacer Y que al nsorir ha de guardian
los en- su seno con la ternura indecible
de una madre agradecida.
Ellos en- su agonfa han de recibir So
bre su frente Ell osculo de amor; los
otros, los espfireos, recibiran la maldi-
ci6n horrible que Sc lanza q los parrici-
das.
Jamas vituperalaos los que con
nosotros no comulgan en ell ideal pol1ti
co; libre es la conciencla, y Ell pensa-
miento no Sc puede encadenar; pero fus-
tigamos los Gaines traidores, que en-
volviendose en- ell manto de la hipocre-
STA, Sc disfrazan con Ell para enganar
sus hermanos vivir de sus propios Vi
clos v concupiscencias.
Por ESQ decimos que los republica-
nos honrados protestan tambien.
Y & su lado hemos de estar nosotros,
no como federaIes, sino como puertorrs-
Qate75OS.
Ahora, los Barbosa, los Gomez
Brioso, los Dones, los Castro y demas
compinches, bien es que sigan en- esa
sociedad tenebrosa con Mr.. Hunt.
Esa sociedad ha de disolverse, pa
ra disolverla. Sc ha undo ell pals.
FL pals que despierta expulsar
quiere de su temple d los polfticos que
10 explotan.
GiNEslLLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
p Q N G {
(EoTEClAS DlREcTAs)
Octubre Is.

La Logia <Modestia> Sc vera esta
noche muy concurrida con mot1vo de La
tercera conferences que celebrara don
Julio Enamorado, quien disertara sobre
eel estado actual de las fuentes de rique-
"a puertorriquefla.>
Para dicho acto ha sido invitado ell
p1blico en- hoja suelta.
Ell vapor costanero <Puerto Ricoo
saldra para New York ell sabado II, del
puerto de la Capital, llevara cores
pondencia.
Va dicho buque con objeto de linn
piar sus fondos, sustituyendole mientras
regresa, en- su ruta por Ia isla, ell vapor
<Vasco.~
-Anoche recibi6 un cable ell senior
Preston, anunciandole que al Este de las
islas de Barlovento Sc sintieron aver q
prima noche disturbios atmosfericos.
Oportunamente Sc avis6 los capt.
tanes de barcos que estaban en- ell puerto.
Nos manifestan que sc trata de
organizar un cuadro lfrico dramatico
con elementos de Ponce. con ell fin de
celebrar espectaculos veces por semana
en- la Playa.
En- uno de los dias del mes actual
celebrara IN baileel Casino de Ponce.
Esta Sociedad ha encargado va los
objetos necesarios para celebrar 10 pro-
xima navidad
Sc estan cometiendo abusos de
gran calibre en- ell cobro de contributor
nes. Agrardames poseer ciertos datos
para ocuparnos de esos hechos extensa-
mente.
La persona que desee adquirir la
bicicleta Mas elegante Y fina que existe
en- toda la isla. dirfjase & don America
Marin, en- Ponce. Dicha maquina, de
la marca <Columbia, , es toda niquelada,
estd en- perfecto estado tiene "A acce-
sorios, como tilnbre, corneta, cuenta-
millas, reloj, etc., etc.
Ell domingo proximo subiran ID
escena en- nuestro teat-o, las obras xNo-
ticia fresca,s clos dos ciegoso Y clos
Bsturros.s Las dos 1ltimas son zarzue-
las.
Atm no hace cuatro dias que Sc
construyo una letrina en- ell patio de la
casa a-escuela de la sCantera,, va Sc ha-
ce insoportable el olor que despide. Los
vecinos de aquellos contornos dan por
nuestro conducto este ayiso & los sabue-
SOS de la Sanidad.
-Quien desee vender veinte quin-
tales de fibra de Sanseveria, bien linpia,
dir1jase en- Ponce don America Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16

va pasan de est1pidas las argucias
del <Sun1 Y sus esfuerzos POGO mobiles
para defender su duefio y senior.
Indignas son de leerse sus mentiras
y dan asco sus conceptos, esos conceptos
desenterrsdos de una conciencia oscura,
encenagada en- la soberbia LENA de odios
" venganzas.
Yea ell pals como ell 0rgano de Bar
bosa, repleto de burdas sofsmas plet6-
rico de servilismo asqueroso, trata de
querer Ocultar la llaga cancerosa que CO.
rroe la administrator p1blica, ponien-
dose siempre al lado del despota, al lado
de las injusticias al lado de la perver-
sidad.
POGO importa que ell pals Sc arruine:
ell 6rgano de los esclavOs inciensara su
sefior sobre la hecatombe horrible del
hambre Y Ia miseria siempre hallara un
himnO que entonar.
Triste mission; pero mission que Sc
ha impuesto ell grupo vergonzoso de los
Iscariotes.
Pero squ6 defender esta cIase de
republicanos?
sSabeis 10 que defender "a
Sus est6magos.
Ell patriotismo de ellos Sc encierra
en- su bolsa estomacal
Buena mesa, buena CANA, coches.
trajes, boato esplendidez todo clio
consiguen con su servilismo.
Ell dnao les da para ESQ mucho mas.
Y por poca cosa.
Por defenderlo; por tapar sus tor
peas injusticias.
For adularle en- asquerosas confden-
cias.
Por delatarle & ciudadanos dignos
que no conulgan con ell robo, con la au-
dacia, nj con Ia OPPRESSION.
Por cobrar sueldos pingiies que ell
pueblo paga; ese pueblo q quien ellos
venden explotan, ese pueblo que los
levanto de Ia NADIA, ese pueblo que los
tuvo en- su seno brindandoles ell Garlic y
ell haIsgo.
Pero va ell pueblo los conoce y los
gefiala con ascO.
Son cobardes echan mano de las
turbas, de los asesinos, de los que COM
ponen la lepra social.
No pueden valerse del elemento Dig
no, porque la dignidad es incompatible
con su maner. de proceder.
Y mientras ellos viven, prosperan y
Sc solazan Ssab6is 10 que hace ell pueblo
que los sostiene2
Pues ese pueblo Sc muere de hambre.
Contemplad al pobre campesino, es-
carbando sobre ell duro terror de su he-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
FL jui(iO contra Mr.. WdrdWeI

De Cayey nos escriben d5ndonos in
formes de 10 ccurrido allf con motive de
las bofetadas que aplic6 este .pedag0go
americana IN nino de aquelIa pobla-
ci6n.
Ell nifIo Sc llama Mariana Guiot, ell
cual. ap6nss sali6 de la escuela 10 de-
nunci6 81 Juez de- Paz don Angel Ma
Rodriguez. Dicho sefior 10 cit6 para ell
sabado { las 10 de Ia mafIana.
En- este dis Sc celebro ell juicio, ha-
biendo concurrldo ni7Ios como testigos
ell americana con la yfctima.
Mr. Wardwel Sc neg6 declarar-
Ell Juzgado ilen6se por complete casl
estaban todos los profesores.
FL Attorney pidio Ia causa, sin du-
da porque ell americana quiso ser juzga-
do por aquel ceatro.7
va en- otro lugar del peri6dico da-
mos cuenta de Ia cesantfa de este Profe-
sor declarada por ell Departamento
Por esta vez estamos complacldos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
cAYEY

Cercadillo, Cayey, Octubre 10 de
1903.
SefIor don Jose MufIoz Rivera.
Distinguido director de La Demo
CRACIA.
Hemos leido, con sumo gusto, los
patri6ticos artfcuIos publicados en- 81 vi
ril peri6dico en- Ia edici6T del 5 y del
corrieDte mes bajo ell rubro sLa Menti-
ra Oficials y hemos sentido en- ell fondo
de nuestras almas inmensa satisfaction,
al yer con Ia energfa Y eatereza que de-
fiende usted los derechos regionales de
nuestra infortunada Borinquen.
Sentimos ell placer alto honor al
hacer lIegar hacia usted nuestra caluro-
ss sincera felicitaci6D, desde este iris
to rinc6n, donde germina fructifica
cada vez mas ell sentimiento del patrio-
tismo puertorriquefio.
Eel gobernador tiene raz6n al decir
que estamos pr6speros y felices; 81 % hs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16

fijado en- ell superabundante cosecho de
<Brujas>, dicho con perd6n de nosotros.
que pululan por esos mundos de Dios
sin ventura.
Ahora falta saber 81 no les pass 10
que nuestro cafe, tabaco demas pro-
ductos agr1colas; 81 contamos con mer-
cado SECURE. que, probablemente, al de-
cir de alguien, sera Ell de Mejico.
Reciba pues, nuestra mas entisias-
ia aplauso por sus valientes escritoe, los
guardaremos embellishments; poroue
sera beneficioso en- ell futuro saber con
certeza quienes han sido los verdaderos
responsables de 10 que hoy pasa; Y al
mismo TEMPO quienes con dignidad y
honor no han retrocedido nj IN APIECE en-
la defensa de nuestros derechos, sin ce-
jar frente al despotismo humillante de
hoy, arrostrando las consecuencias.
Somos sus admiradores correIigio-
narios s. S. q. b. S. M.
Juan Ignacio Rodriguez, NJ. B. Ri
vera, Santiago Rodriguez, Jose Maria
Guzman, Domingo Santiago. Gregorio
Vidal. Vicente Rivera, Deogracia Diaz
Ramon Rodriguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
GUANICA

Una distinguida y enthusiastic sef1o-
rita de Guanica, -dirige nuestro Direc-
tor la manifestation siguiente:
sEelicito en- mi nombre en- ell de
mi padre hermanos, al autor de los ar
tlculos xLa Dimisi6nS Y siFrente 4 In
ola, puertorrique1osls Yo desde aouf
admire con verdadero entusiasmo nj
autor de tan viriles artfculos, rueQo 4
Dios que sus protestas sean oidas Dor ese
testarudo de Gobernador. ell cual debe
alejarse 10 mas pronto possible, de nues-
tro querido Puerto Rico,
Naestro Director agradece profun-
dsmensc tan simpaticas alentadoras
frases que, cual nosotros, quisieramos
interpretase Mr.. Hunt.
Nj las muieres 10 quieren.
iQu6 horror III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
FeIiCitaCiones
GOA M 0

Los que suscriben, no pueden me-
nos sino felicitaf al sutor de los valien-
tes articnIos eFrente & la OLAF <La
mentira ofcial1.
Estos artfcuIos deberfan conservarse
On nuestros hogares como reliquias del
patriotismo puertorriquefio, para que
nuestros hijos en- su dfa, al establecer
comparaciones, sepan guiarse por ell ca
mino del decoro Y del honor.
Adelante, y nuestrl voz de aiiento
para que sigais en- la campafIa empren-
dida, sin temores nj vacilaciones.
Coamo Octubre 1903
Salvador Bou, Julian c. Rivera,
Pedro G.. Rivera, Calixto Rivera, Jose
R. Larrauri, Julian r. Rivera, Fructuo-
SO Vazquez, Angel G. Rivera, Eurfspi-
des Rodriguez, Quiterio Rodriguez, Da-
maso Rodriguez, Julio B. Martinez,
Quiterio Rodriguez Rivera, Edelmiro
Matos. Valentfn Santiago, Erasmo Bacr-
ga, Rodulfo Santiago, Rogaciano p.
Fontanes. Luis Matos, Angel Mislan,
Conception Maldonado, Pedro r. Colon,
Manuel de j. Judea, Luis Camacho, Ra-
mon A. Zayas, Andres Pericas Dfaz,
Cosme Muset, BaIdomero sQuinones,
Mercedes Tapia, Juan Rodriguez, An
tonic Zayas, Fidel Rodriguez, Manuel
Ma de la Cruz, Fermfn Sanjurjo, Fran
cisco Zayas, Rafael Zsyas. Carlos Aiva-
rez, Juan Pablo Lugo Ramirez, Sa-
tnrnino Torres, Abelino Diaz, Leon
Aponte, NoIasco Colon, Domingo Reyes,
Carlos Torres, Juan b. Oliveri Rivera,
JOSEF, Nieves, Carlo Garcia, Mariana
Rivera. Gregcrio Zayas, Isidoro Alfaro,
Pedro Moves.
Los abajo firmados nos adherimos
en- nm todo & Ia manifestation que. con
obieto de Que fuera publicado en- ese Vi
MI peri6dico, dirigieron con fecha de
aver varios amigos de esta villa. felici-
tapdo al autor de los valientes articuios
<Frente la olao y eLa mentlra oflciaLe
J. Cintr6n, S. Rodriguez, Manuel
ma Dros, Vicente Arribas. Antoine he
dondo, Miguel Benltez, =. dci Vale
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
GIN ESILL0.

Francisco Atiles, Juan s. Gonzalez, Ro-
sendo Alvaradc, Vidal Alvarado, Faus-
Sino Taiman, Rodulfo Rodriguez, Anto-
Mo Martinez, Antonio j. Alvarado, Sc
gundo Alvarado, Ambrosio Febu, Juan
Oliviery %, Julio Negr6n, Olegario Car
tagena, Ramon Perez, Jose NJ. Ortiz,
Manuel Ma Santiago Santiago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
Octubre de 1903.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACTA.

Caguas.
Muy sefior mfo: Soy hiio de Puer-
to Rico, quien quiero de coraz6n, y
milito en- ell partido republican,. He
leido en- ell periodico que usted dirige un
rtfculo que Sc titula SLfneas azules, y
como no veo en- el la question polltica Y
ST ell verdadero patriotismo. no puedo
menos que felicitarle.
Asf Sc escribe buen ciudadano!
Republicanos, federaies indepen-
dientes, la union os llama!
Fijemonos en- ell viril artfculo publi-
cado en- ell peri6dico LA DEMoCRAoIA y
que sc titula sLfneas azules.>
Sigamos los consoles de nuestro ilus-
trado amigo don Jose MufIoz Rivera, y
os aseguro que ell pals Sc salvara.
CARLOS GARCIA.
O69e4o.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-09
SECRETARY ROOTS REPLY
READ TO REGIMENT

The battalion drill of the First Regi-
ment in the Park Extension was post
poned last night, and instead a meet
ing of the field and staff and line Off
GERS and all enlisted men was held in
the room of the Emmett Rifles at the
armory.
The closest attention was paid to
certain communications from the
Judge advocate general bearing upon
the Dick militia bill, which were
read by Col Gordon. copy of these
communica tions appear elsewhere in
the Morning News.
Various other articles which have
recently been published were read, and
full explanation of the provisions of
the bill. given. Several of the menu
bers asked questions. but the review
of the effect of the Dick bill seemed
to satisfy most all those present, and
very little discussion was had. The
officers of the First Regiment who IA
vored the bill have refrained from dis
GUESSING it in the public prints pending
the reply of the judge advocate gem
eral, believing that his Interpretation
would be more authoritative than any
opinions which they might express
concerning the effect of the law upon
the Georgia state troops.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-09
RELIEF STILL NEEDED.
Gainesville Relief Committee Wants
More Money.

The Gainesville, sufferers are still in
need of assistance. This information
was conveyed to Mr.. Gardiner E. Dick
inson by Judge ], B. Gadsden, chair
man of the Relief Committee, by long
distance telephone last night.
Mr.. Dickinson collected $50 yesterday;
and is still at work. The benefit per-
formances at Isle of Hope will help
swell the amount. The first of these
will be given this evening, when Hurd,
the magician, will make his bow. Hurd
has excellent press notices, and is said
to be very clever. 1t is figured that
the banner crowd will turn out to-mor
row night, for the reason that the Ca
sino will be in charge of the freight
agents and will not be open to the pub
lie.
Mr.. Dickinson is in hopes that the
ladies will become interested in these
benefits. Tickets are on sale through
out the city and those who have not
subscribed to the general relief fund
are given an opportunity in this way
to help the sufferers. The following
telegram was received yesterday by Mr.
Dickinson in response to a message
asking if further assistance was need
ed "Aid very much needed, especial
ly money. A very small per cent. of
relief has been given the sufferers"
The telegram is signed by Mayor Par
ker.
The fact that aid is still needed was
confirmed last night by Judge Gads-
den. He stated that the Relief Com
mittee will require more than it now
has in hand, and that money and
clothes are needed. Judge Gadsden
stated that the work of administering
relief to those in distress is heing done
Systematically, but that it is mis-
take to think that the committee has
all the funds necessary to carry on
the work. Judge Gadsden stated to
Mr.. Dickinson that there have been
104 deaths and that three or four of
those now alive will probably die
Mrs. George w. Anderson is collecting
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-09
A FATAL MISTAKE
Is Often Made BY the Wisest
People.

It's a fatal mistake to neglect back
ache.
Backache is the first symptom of
kidney ills.
Serious complications follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them
promptly.
Don't delay until too late.
Until it becomes diabets-Bright's
disease.
Read what this gentleman says:
Capt. D. w. Welsh, keeper of the
Wood County Infirmary, Parkersburg,
w. Va, says: IT had to go around try
ing to evade pain constantly, aware
that a false step, jerk or twist would
bring punishment, and 1 was afraid to
handle anything for fear of a reminder
in the shape of a twinge of pain. 1
trade at DR.. ]. N. Murdochs drug
store on Third street, and have some
thing to get in the drug line every
time come in. 1t was there learned
about Doan's Kidney Pills and 1 took
a supply home with me and used them.
My wife used them and my sister,
Mrs. A. Amick. of No. 645 Seventh
street, used them. They cured the
three Of us. l am here in the city
every few days and can substantiate
the remarks l have made"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents box. Foster Milburn Co, Buff
falo. N. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-09
S0UTHERN'S AGENTS.
Continued from Tenth Page)

self-sacrifiee which our service re-
quires, of the putting away of boyish
pleasures and companionShip that the
manly burden might be bravely borne.
Such men can never forget, nor can
they ever withhold true and helpful
sympathy from every truly deserving
boy and man following after them.
Such men know that their days are
diminishing, and they know full we'll
that the work of continuing and still
further advancing the success of the
great railroad work is dependent upon
the young men of the proper makeup
closely following after them"
visited CentraPs Terminals.
Not all the time was given to the
reading of papers, however, for the
president thought it we'll to appoint
the nominating committee as early as
possible that the members might sig
Nifty to 1t their choice for the officers
who are to be elected this morning.
This committee consists of Messrs. D.
L. Bryan, G. Dusenberry, G. r. Brow
der w. H. Gatchell and j. G. Put
nam.
Before the adjournment, which took
place, just In time for dinner, Mr..
B. L. Bugg gave a minute description
of his methods of operating the South
ern's agency in this city.
Such a. detailed account was most
apropos. for the afternoon was de-
voted to an inspection of the Central
and Southern's terminals, including a
visit to the wharves, where the City
of Augusta was inspected, also the
Conway, which is unloading kainit.
Another session was held last night
when matters of interest to the agents
were again taken up. The programme
of the convention was concluded with
the exception of the election of Off
GERS, which will take place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
At the morning session fourteen new
/ members were elected. The place of
/ the next meeting will not be decided
by the convention, nor at this time,
this matter being left to the Executive
Committee, which makes its decision in
accordance with the wishes of the
roads management. Mr.. B. L. Bugg,
on behalf of the American Association
of Local Freight Agents Associations
invited all members of the Southern s
Association to remain in the city dur
ing the convention of the American AS
ISOLATION of Local Freight Agents AS
sociations, sit with them in their meet
ings and take part in the various en-
tertainments provided for them. 1t is
expected that this invitation will be
accepted by practically all of the South
ern agents.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-09
COL. GORDON C0MMENDS
ENCAMPM ENT SITE,
Told the Men of His Regiment of the
Selection of the Camp Grounds.

AOhu the wen OF Ills regiment OF the
Selection of the Camp Grounds.
Col. G.. A. Gordon, Lieut.. Col w. L.
Grayson, Maj. j. G. farrell and Capt.
F. w. Garden. who, as announced in
the Morning News, went to Augusta
on Sunday to inspect the sites offered
by that city for the coming encamp-
ment of the First and Third Regiments,
returned to Savannah yesterday much
pleased with the result of their trip.
Col Gordon announced to his regi-
ment last night that he had received
a communication from Col. Erwin, Gov.
Terrelrs private secretary. to the ef-
feet that the decision of the Governor
on the question as to whether to hold
the encampment beginning on the 9Th
of July, or on the It'll, had been held
in allegiance, pending a conference of
the Governor with Col. Gordon and Col.
Thomasson. which would be held the
early part of next week.
In speaking of the site chosen for the
camp, Col. Gordon said:
II am favorably impressed with the
site Augusta gives us for the encamp-
ment of the First and the Third Regi-
ments. l am especially pleased with
the site selected for the pitching OF the
tents The breeze that we had during
the inspection, and l am told that 1t
is always felt will make amends for
the deficiency of shade. The soil is
porous and adaptable for camp pur-
poses, and conducive to good health.
There is ample room for parade and
manuvering. 1t is also the proper dis
lance from the city to make 1t real
camp life. and yet easily accessible
when the men have a leave of absence.
Another advantage is the United
States arsenal, a point of interest for
soldiers. 1t is near at hand. The
waterworks are within sight, and It
will be easy to give the camp any
quantity of wholesome and pure water.
Another advantage that l do not dis
count is the close proximity OF the
Monte Sano Casino. where the boys
can spend a pleasant evening when
there is not time to visit the city or
other points of interest. do not care
for too many attractions but few
should always be in easy reach of a
camp site.
add to this the agreement of the
citizens to provide us with electric
lights, tents, floors, kitchens, mess
halls, and other conveniences, and you
have a list of advantages and attrac-
tions that 1t would be hard to dupli-
cate. Gov Terrell made wise move
when he opened the way for Augusta
to get the encampment of the First
and the Third"