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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-23
SHOULD NOT KEEP FEES
Attorney General Reverses Opinion Re-
qardine County Clerks Duties.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 23.--In an opinion
given out by Attorney General STRAIT
ton concerning. the disposition of fees
collected by clerks of the superior
court for land office papers executed
before them, according to an act of con-
gress approved may 26, 1890, and also
according to the statutes of the state
Of Washington, the attorney general
states that the clerk of the superior
court should pay into the county treas
ury all fees collected by him in his Off
cial capacity or by virtue Of his office,
ferred to. which act should also gov
ern the amount Of fees or charges the
clerk of the superior court should col
1e<t. according to the construction
placed upon that act by the federal Of
ficers whose duty it is to carry out the
provisions of the states
Failure of the clerk to pay over to
the county treasurer any excess fee
or compensation received by him over
and above the statutory amount is i'm
material. under the view taken or the
matter by the attorney general. The
United States statute preScribeS the
duty and fixes the compensation of the
officer. 1t also provides penalty for
receiving greater compensation for the
service than the fees provided in the
act. The offense must be esta pi1s:Icd
according to the construction placed
upon the statute by the federal Off
GERS. whose duty it is to carry out the
provisions of the act.
The opinion was brought out in re-
ply to an inquiry received from E. X.
PendergaSt. prosecuting attorney at
Conconully, Wash.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-23
JAPANS FLEET LOST NO VESSEL
Two Torpedo-Boat Oestroyers Damag-
ed, but Not In Fighting.

TOXIC, Feb. 23.-The reports from
Togo's feet was partly crippled in the
operations at Port Arthur are I'M
founded.
1t has been unnecessary to send a
single large ship to Sasebo for repairs.
Two torpedO-boat destroyers have
been damaged, but not in fighting. The
Akebono. in attempting to coal from a
collier during a storm, collided with
the Oboro, disabling her machinery
Both We're sent to Sasebo to be repair
ed and they will be ready for service
soon. The aInored cruiser Chiyoda
has been locked at Sasebo and cleaned
She has been in the water for months
and her bottom was SO foul that her
Shikishima which was injured on the
eve of war, was repaired in time to
participate in Admiral Togo's attack
on Port Arthur.
On February she was returning to
Sasebo after naval maneuvers and
while changing her berth struck bot
tom. Her accident was at first re-
sarded as serious and it was though,
that the Japanese would have to defer
war until the Shikshima had been
repaired owing to the then evenly
balanced naval strength OF Japan and
Russia
When locked it was found that the
damage TO the ship was Slight and re-
accident was kept secret and few were
Informed of it. 1t was generally
thought that the vessel was still dock
ed at Sasebo and unable to participate
III the attack on Port Arthur
Admiral Togos men were eager to
light and the men of the torpedo
squadron who We're sent TO reconnoiter
at Dalmy on the night of February s
We're bitterly disappointed that thew
Hii7Heu tlle 1Oft arthur nSnt and thpV
have almost demanded of Admiral TO.
go that he permit them to engage the
enemy at the next opportunity.
Captain Takeenouchi q former naval
attache at Paris has been appointed
to command the Nisshin, and Captain
Ounyen, late chief of staff of the K,ue
navy yard. has been appointed 10 ,.,,,,
mand the kasasa, the two cruisers
winch were purchased from the Argen
tine republic. The Kasaga has gone
10 kure to outfit. She will be ready
1or sea III two weeks. The Nisshin is
outhttins at Yokohama and will be
ready for sea in two weeks. The Mis-.
shin is QUILTING at Yokohama and
VIII be ready in three weeks.
The Russian Vladivostok souadron
was reported today on the west coas,
or the island of Hokkiado. attending
20 cut the cables. The navy depart
ment, however. discredits the report
and believes that the squadron is still
at Nladivostok.
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Educators In Conference.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. "a small
army of educators. including college
presidents, professors, superintendents
and teachers, was present today at the
opening of the annual conference of
the superintendent department of the
National Educational association
Every part of the country was repre-
scented and every branch of educational
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-23
GOSS CASE RESUMED
Construction Company's Claim for Ex.
tras Being Held.

OLYMPIA, Feb. 23.-I nthe sunarior
court this morning the suit Of the Co.s
Construction company, VS.. the state OF
washington was revived before judge
Linn.
About year ago the construction
company began suit against the state
for the value Of alleged extra ma+s.
rial used in the capital annex, claiming
that the material involved was nor
specified in the contract. The con.
s'fucuon company claims an addition.
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Northwest News

al allowance of $4,000 as the value OF
the alleged extras furnished.
1t is expected that the state viii
finish its side Of the case today, and
the construction company will begin
its rebuttal Monday morning.
Attorneys a. +. Titlow, II. s. Griggs
and Stanton Warburton of Tacoma
and A. j. Falknor, of Olympia ARE OF
counsel for the plaintiffs.
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WON'T BE CAUGHT MAPPING
Uncle Sam Will Be Well Prepared for
An International War.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23-While
wax is raging in the far east and the
European powers that have declared
for neutrality are busy preparing their
in case of being drawn into the con-
tiict. the United States is by no means
idle.
Under orders issued by the war de-
partment. the commanders of the var
ious departments of the United States
army are placing in readiness for ecr-
vice at short notice the organizations
under their charge. This work is be-
ing done in the quietest possible man.
ner, and the officers in charge are very
reticent about talking on the subject.
Although it is not generally known,
active post in the work of preparation
The troops of the Presidio are doing
extra drill daily and il is stated on the
best Of authority that within the next
two weeks Il large consignement of
cold weather clothing will arrive at
the post ready for distribution on
twenty-four hours notice The fact
that blanket-lined overcoats. fur gloves
and heavy Artic boots are among the
supplies to arrive at San Francisco is
significant of the intention of the de-
parunent to prepare the troops for a
climate more rigorous than that of
California.
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wonder why people say, AS
smart as Il steel trap" asked the very
young man. Il never noticed any,
'hlhs so remarkably smart about a
steer trap. A steel trap. nv bow"
eNcialmed the sage from Saseville. is
smart because, like some people. it
SHUTS up at the proper time
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be an admission OF the form of the
business conducted, which is in direct
violation to the prohibition laws of the
state. 1t would give the authorities
of every county along its lines an OPP
portunity to have the agents arrested
as blindpiggers.
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Work Of Coast Artillery.

Another phase of these preparatiO
is the work of the coast artillery that
has charge of the harbor defense. The
recently organized school in submarine
mining has taken such an interest in
its work that a corps of men is daily
devoting the hours between sunrise
and sunset to the study of the methods
of modern harbor defense, while a large
force of men is working night and day
in the sheds near the government
wharves preparing platforms such as
are used for the placing of floating
mines.
Yesterday barge having on board
10000 pounds of dynamite and protec-
tiles was tied up at the government
wharf and stevedores spent the day
unloading the cargo into temporary
magazine. During the coming week
the shells, which are for the masked
batteries that surround the Golden
Gate, will be distributed among the
gun stations and the dynamite will be-
removed to a place of safety near the
submarine station.
Are Busy Practcine.
The artillery corps has been divided
into several divisions, each in charge
of a competent officer, and these are
practicing speed in manning the guns
of the coast defense. The daily drill
consists Of turning out from quarters.
running to the guns and loading and
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Sfap-Stick comedian. What's the mat.
ter with it?' asked the half sketch that
got hit "Nothin', only / got a better
one in my pocket"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-02-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qurnihe Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II Il
falls to cure. e. w. Groves rigna'
ture is on each box. Csc.
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eL PETROLEO NO ES UN SUBSTITUTE
DEL ACElTE De RlGADO De BACALAO

Durante la presente escasez de aceite de
hfgado de bacalao, algunos indust.iales han
necho grandes esfuerZos para popularizar en-
provecho propio el uso del petr6leo raraf-
ma como substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridfculo es en- verdad, por no cali
ficarlo de otro modo, el asegurar que ell Pc
tr6leo puede substituir al aceite de hfgado
de bacalao.
La gran reputation de que goza 81 aceite
de hfgado de bacalao eS debida Sus grandeS
propiedades nutritivas 8 alimenticias. En-
Verdad, ell aceite de higado de bacalao no Sola-
mente es un alimento, sino que es el mejor
Nlimento que Sc conoce en- Medicina adn no
80 ha podido encontrar en- la naturaleza otro
alimento igual, anunciar ell petroleo CO.
mo un substitute del aceite de higado de ba-
calao, eS atribuir al petroleo paraina pro-
piedades que 40 tiene. El petr6leo carece de
la propiedad esencial de TODD alimento, es
decir la de ser asimilable. El petroleo pa
rafina no solamente no es una substantial ash
milable, sino que cuando Sc toma interior
mente es expelido en- su totalidad por las eva
cuaciones inteStinales, cauSando indigestion,
lrritaci0n del est0mago Y de los intestinos
intermediates del higado del pancreas y
con frecuencia diaTrea disenteria.
La presente escasez del aceite de higado
de bacalao es un case exceptional que no du-
rara mucho tempo, pero que ha demoStrado
va la gran demandR que constantemente hay
en- ell mundo por este producto alimentiCio
Miles de personals, j6venes ancianos, usan
3ontinuRmente este aCeite y Su Salud y su
vida dependen de el.
Afortunadamente la mayor parte del aceite
de bRcalao que Sc consume en- el mundo es
sdminisirado bajo la forma de Emulsion de
Scott" preparada por les Sres. Scott g. Bow
ne, Qufmicos de Nueva York, quienes debido
4 sus muchos amos de experiencia en- la ma
leria, vieron venir la eScaseZ con muchos
neses de anticipation hicieron grandes AGO.
pios del Rceite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar preoios enormes. ESQ no obstante, ell
preoio corriente al detalle de la Emulsion de
Scott no ha sido alterado y puede obtenerse
de siempre.
El Petr6leo Parafna puede ser bueno pa
rA lubricar m4quinas i otros usos industrial
les, pero la Emulsion de Scott es la Gnioa
buena para 81 cuerpo humane.
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Esta Universidad situadR en- una de
las secCiOnes mas hermos9s del Estado
do Virginia, celebrado por su china sa-
Iudable y la hospitalidad de sus ha
bitantes, ofrece ventajas excepcionaIes
por 10 corto y benignio de sus in
vlernos y costo muy moderadO de vi
Vir.
Fundada en- 1919 por Tomas JefFer-
son ex-Presidente de los EstadOs Uni
dos he sido siempre considerable como
una de las meiores Universidades de
America, tanto en- los Estados Unidos
como Europa, Y sus alumnos Sc en-
cuentran ocupando puestos de distin-
ci6n en- csda estadO de 10 Union.
Para mas informes referente esta
excelente Universidad pueden dirigir-
Sc bien &
The Chairman of the Faculty of the
University Of Va.
Charlottesville. Virginia.
4 los siguientes:
Don Fernando Domenech, Aqua
diIla.
Don jose A. Puventud, calle del CO.
merciO, Ponce.
Don j. r. L6timer. San Juan Puer-
to Rico.
Don w. N. Berkeley. San Juan
Puerto Rico.
3VR.
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La coDfsreneia del ST. GordIIs.

Ante numerosa y escogida concu-
rrencia celebr6 anoche su conferences
en- el Ateneo eI senior Gorlils Vassallo
Cuando empez6 el orador. not6base
gran satisfaction en- el p6blico
Seg6n iba 81 conferenciante desarro-
llando su tema Sc notaba animation
en- ell auditorio Y & la mitad de Ia CON
ferencia los aplausos interrumpfan al
senior Gordils, quien sin alterarse en-
10 mas mfnimo. con voz reposada y
ademsn serene termin6 su conferencia
siendo muy felicitsdo.
LIE escucharon personas de represen-
taci6n de todos los mstices polfticos y
de todas las clases sociaIes.
Despu6s en- la plaza sBaIdorioty0 Sc
comentaba Ia conferences del sefIor
Gordils.
En- otra parte de esta edici6n en-
pieza sLa Correspondencia9 & publican
ese discurso.
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una OPINION ACERCA
DELAS PLACAS Pa
RA BOMBEROS.
USO QUE DAN EN- PONCE A ESE
DISTINTIVO.
VENTAJAS PRACTICAS Y ECO.
NOM GAS De ESE SIS-
TEMA.

Plensan algunos que 81 Sc provee de
placas los miembros que Compouen
ell cuerpo de bomberos de esta ciudad.
esta demas exigirles ssistiesen & los
fuegos prOvistos de Ia gorra azul y Is
eamiseta roja.
En- Ponce Ia plaza que usan los bonn
beroa les permite asietir & los fuegos
sin necesidad de lleVar el traie, pero
es condici6n obligatoria lIevar Ia plaza
para que Ia policfa no dele pasar al ST.
ito del siniestro & OtrOs que no sean
los mlemb9Os del cuerpo de bomberos
facilit6ndoles asf espacio para extin-
guir el fuegO.
Green algunos que debia hscerse 10
mlsmo, pues este envuelve en- sf dos
economist de tempo, porQue pueden
lIegsr mas prOnto al lugar del fuego
los miembrOs del cuerpo de bomberos;
y de dinero. porque Sc conservatism
mas las rOpas 8 uniformes. pues casi
todos, sinO todos los b9mberOs como
sucede en- Ponce. acudirfan vestidos de-
palsano, deteriorandose 81 este suce-
dlera, las r0pas particulares de uno, Y
no las otciales del cuerpo.
Tambien. q veces, en- ell deseo de lle-
gar prento al sitio del sioiestrO, 81 no
se encuentra uno en- su casa, va con ell
trsle que tiene puesto, obviandole este
trabalo Y tempo; bastandOle ell distin-
C!Vo de !a plaza, para que va las auto
rldaoes 10 reconozcan como bOmbero.
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Hubo IN ''nset Dg" Dc Ia "Fe-
dsraCi6n LibTe" en- Arroyo.
de maestro oorrespon8o7. }

Agosto 22.-Ayer 4 las cuatro de la
tarde una manifestation compuesta de
mas de 300 obreros, inGnidades de ban
deras americsnas y puertorriquefIas
acompaflada poI la orquesta del senior
Morales recorr1sn nuestras GALES acIa-
mandO la Federation Libre v victc
resndo & don Eugenio Sanchez. uno de
los organized dores de ella, que vino
este pueblo con ell fin de constituir al
gunOs gremios.
A las cinco reuni6ronse en- Ell Psrque
Central en- donde hicieron uso de la
palabra la sefiorita Luisa R CastafIer,
don PedrO,L. Diaz. don NicolSs Medi-
na, don Luis Castafier, don Julio L6-
PEE Y Eugenio Sanchez.
La elocuercia de los Oradores era In
terrumpida pOr enthusiasts aplausos.
A las siete termin6se ell emeeeting9
-regresandO & Guayama los se6ores
Sanchez y Lopez Quienes han dejado
constitufdo los gremios de Marina,
Carpinteros, Panaderos y Braceros.
Tambi6n han dejado immense entusias-
mo en- Ia clase trabRiadoFa.
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COCHE DIkRIO.
ENTIRE PONCE Y AREClBO
o .VlCEVERsA.
SALTDAS.

SALIDAS.
De Ponce Arecibo. o.............. q. m.
De Areoibo Ponce. e.............. lSf q. m.
Este diario enlazar6 con la llegada y salida
del FerroCarril de San Juan.
Adem6s hay un segundo viaje hasta Ad-
iuntas viceversa que saldr6 de Ponce las
3 +. M. y de Adjuntas las z a. m.
PRECIOS.
De Ponce Adiuntas. .......,..s..... 81
De Adjuntas UtuRdo. .............
De Utuado Arecibo. o......"....,... l.50
AgenOia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
AdjuntRs, INDALECIO GARCIA.
Utuado, MAOARIO ZAPER.
Areoibo, ROSSE.
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SffCFsiL 45I3

eaedsrnos talonarios de c!en fseibA
''Asa eeoFos d elquileres de cssas.
eaaeaa q dansndaa.
p, = C1lo,1on1ia q Puo11
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Treasury Department
Of Porto Rico.
A los actuaIes tenedores de SCerti-
ficados Municipales de
Debitos.0

Los actusIes tenedores de los Ger
tificados mupicipales de d6bltos.S cuya
relaci6n sc estampa & continuation.
pueden presentarlos en- la oticina del
Tesoro de Puerto Rico para su deblda
intervention oportuno pago. Este
Sc ira hacienda pauIatinamente, duran
to todo ell aflo econ6mico. q medlda que
SO eVayaningresando en- Tesnrerla fOndos
municipales en- cantidad sufciente pa
ra ell obieto expresado Sc darA, pues,
ell case de que algunos bonos queden
en- suspense para ell psgo, dursnte va
rios meses, mientras ingresen fondOs;
sobre estO se llama muy especial
mente la atenci6n para evitar reclama-
clones in1tiles.
Unos certif cadoa seran pagados en-
su totalidad. y otros parclalmente, So
Gun Ia relaci6n que va mas abaj0.
Cada certi6c8do de los que han de ser
pagados en- su tOtalidad. debe ser endo-
sado por ell actual tenedor, estampandO
simplemente gu frma al dorso del do
cumento. ST esta frma es Ia del pri-
mitivo tenedOr del bono. debe pOnerse
exactamente con los mismos nombres.
iniciaIes apellidos que aparecen en-
dicho bono. ST es Ia de RIguna perso-
ma quien ell bono ha sido traspRsRdO.
debe fgurar con iguales nombres s
iniciaIes que constan On Ia formula del
traspaso. Estos requisites no son ne.
cesarios cuandO SO trate de un certi6-
cado que ha de psgarse parciRlmente.
enviSndose en- este case ell bono sin en-
dosO del remitente. Y ell cuRl le sera
devuelto en- su oportunidad.
AL remitirse cualquier certi6cado.
bien sea de pRgo total parcial, estR
TesOrerfa, Sc acompafiar6 con una CO.
municaci6n donde Sc hsga constar la
direction postal del remitente, el cual
recibir6 por correo Y no de otra name
ra, ell importe del certifcado 6 ell de Ia
parte que ha de psgarse.
Esta Tesor eria acusar6 recibO de Ca
da uno de los certifcRdos que le sean
presentados para ell psgo.
Ri dejar de llenar los requisites an
tes mencionados, 6 ell no endosar CO.
rrectamente dichos documentos. re-
dundar6 en- perjuicio del tenedor del
bono, ocasionandose con clio lR cOnsi
guiente demOra en- el pag0.
San Juan. p. r.. AgOsto Do. 1904.
B. r. DIX,
Assistant Treasurer.
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'NDICLDOR GENERAL

LONShJO A LAS MA-1NES AiaraLe caImeno5
oe IL sonora Winslow debe smpte que los nhoS
estan en- el periodic de Ia denticion PToporcona avio
Immediate al pequedo paciente, produce sueAo
tural araAquo alb Lia e 1osol el Plgeito despieta
muy vivO alegro6 Us muy agradable paladar ealma
81 nno ablanda encias, aliVia dolores hace g.
Giles las funeiones del est6mago Fsgula es estinos
n elsueiOE Femedi0 oonocido para "a dianea "a pro
VanEE6sSa de Il dentci6n do cuaquisrn otga eams0s
E&nvaea muehp euidado pedix 81 JaEahA GAlRazaa
a. u sa6o9a WihaiOWsa 60 q laaaea &a ssda&
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Sc vsNDE BARATo

Una maquina de vapor con gu mo-
limo capaz para siete bocoyes de az1
car al diR. Artesas de hierro un
alambique de cobre reforzado SEgoot
numero 4.
Informar6 A. PUIGDOLLERs-
Tetuan Z. 15v.a
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BAQUERO & GANDARA

En- egta impEentR 90 Vende pRpel de
pori6aie0 Vieio & 92-00 auint0l
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Apuadills. .-461, 40. 47l. 676. 685,
$50, 693. 698, 1905. 1914, 1915, 1916,
1917, 1918, 1919. 1920. 1921. 1892.
AguadiIla (Moca) ).-6O6. 713. ia.
718, 719, 785. 1898. 1924.
AgnRs Buenas. al, 43.
Aibonito. so, 81, SO. %, "A, u,
1876.
Aflssco. -497, 1899.
Afasco (Rinc6n).-23O. 234, 235.
236. 239, 253, 257. 258, 4O2. 403, sos,
522, 7OS, 745, 1888. 889. 800, 891, 94S,
944, 981, 1899. 11O7, 1108, 1909, 124S,
Barros. SO, 81, 614, 618. 1191.
1910, 1882. 1414, 1415, 1416. 1417.
Barros (Barranquitas).-772.
Caguas. 1912, 1897. 1898. 1413.
Camuy.-1. 10. Is, %, %, 25,
Camuy (Hatillo). -8ll, 1885, 1906,
1245.
Camuy (Quebradillas). $50, 788.
734, 773.
Carolina (TrujillO-Alto). 1862. 1929.
Ca Cayey (Cidra). .-874. 875. $40. 581,
1041, 1858. 1892, 1898, 1906. 1873.
1896.
ComerfO. .-158. 155. l61. 877, 88l,
382.
Guayama (Arroyo). -So1. 315.
Hato Grande.-11O4, 1899.
Isabella. a.-175. 1928.
Las Marfas. 1926. 1885.
Morovis. .-183. 1872. 1913, 1884, 1875.
San German. .-641. 1130.
Toa-AIta. -2O8, 209. 212. 214. 215.
217, 219. 222, 1888.
Toa-Alts (CorozsD. - 648. 1131. 1882.
1910. 1913, 1888.
Toa,Alts Dorado. 1890. 1928,
14OO, 1401. 1902.
Vega B3ia. = 858. 862. $50, 873.
1876.
Vega Baia (vegs-AIts), 1850, 1851,
1851. 1872.
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B. R. DIX.
Assistant Treasurer.
CERTIFICADOs QUE HAN DE
SER PAGADOS EN- So To-
TALIDAD.

Adiuntas. 951, 952.
Aguada. 80. 45, 422. 427. 49O. 500.
594, 595, 596. 597. 500. 813. 814. 800,
onz. ono 000 O10 o0A 1AnQ 1nnQ
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CERTIFICADOS QUE HAN DE
PAGARSE PARCIALMENTE.

Adjuntas. = 953. Anasco. - 100.
Barros (BaTranquitas) .-85. Cabo Ro-
Jos. Carolina. -7O6. Cayey.
528. Comerfo. 1855. Guayams (Arro-
yo). -314. Hato Grande. 959. Hato-
Grande (Juncos). 500. Humacao.
751. Isabella. -568. Lajss. -638. Ma
natf.-1223. Nsguabo. $40. PatilIas.
1871. San German. n.-573. .Toa-Al-
ta.-223. Vega.Bsjs Vega Alta: =
1873 Yabucoa. .-7O7. YaueO. -293.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-26
BOMBER0S.

A cincuenta cinco asciende eI n6-
nero de persOnas que hasta ahora han
Podlq0 lngresar en- Ia eBrigada de
BomberOs de Santurce.D
hay gran entusiasmo en- aqueI DO
olsdo porque Ia idea de Ia reorganiza-
mino. : '-4 -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-08
Wants a Cuba
Of Small Farms


terestng possible
Hawaii production The Newnds
able results, would power
add Am-
orleans from the Mainland tropical island of
be called here, and Cuba plantations.
NewIands with the be
day 1t manifest destiny"
he is take the the island that
along American nesn other words
laws applied
that by treaty with Cuba union
takes the will
raise for the American
grafton laws andt is this which makes her likely
Queer She has advantage Hawaii respect
erican prevent Hawaii from importing
kind Cuba is free to import kind
close the Mainland
modified by reciprocity, with Hawaii
lands would all this He would bring
immigration and wait for aCuba
satisfactory Hawaii OF
sentiment would like to get ahead Of Cuba
something and Cuba independent
which she will in to the union
They will be
tropical
pOrtatiOn. entirely
markets. would do dispose possible
We therefore offer cheerful welcome
uba Of