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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07
rlln lArANnan RlruATloN.


From every corner of the country
come continued expressions of heller
among men who ara In close touch
with the situation, that u war between
tho United States and Japan In ineV'
table The school situation at han
Francisco was apparently only mat
tor employed by the brown men M u
bone " contention, but the general
disposition appears to be heading to-
ward u smoky conflict,
with war IN aight, tho United states
may we'll look seriously To ita navy,
II Ii tho opinion Of many OF our lead
Ing statesmen that the quicker this
war comes, tho better for the United
alateH, Japan has not fully recovered
from tho effects Of the iiuaalnn atrug'
gle, but Ia rapidly getting back to lla
old condition by constantly adding
warahips to Tia navy,
Navy men eXpresa the fear on every
hand that war would he DISASTROUS
10 the United atates, Japan'a night
Ing uualitiea we're made too apparent
In the Rusaian war. for comforting
contemplation,
Whether war comea OF not, the
present strained reiatlona may teach
u leHaon to this country. America
threw M its hat and ahouted for the
little brown men In that bloody atug'
gle, despite the fact that Ruaaia had
hefrended VA IN u time or need II
apparently pays for nationa to atlek
e. thetr old trtenda, just aa II paya
tor Individuals,
And again, our part In the peace
conference may have u lesaon In It.
II MAY teach ua To- either attend
sWictly to cur own husineaa or when
out hunting Tor ohaneea 60 uplltt hui
manity, sttck g. our neutrality
It would have been hsht to the
hntsh between the Japanese aud the
Russians, hut for Amertca'a mterfer
enee Englapd and America, togeth-
en- brought presaure 70 hear which re-
suited tn u peace document which the
Japanese considered to be u disgrace
to their nation And the little brown
men nov plan revenge tor Americas
action,
The Russiapa, before the War had
ended, polluted cut 20 America In an
article written by thetr ambassador
that a victory tor Japan would mean
trouble toE the United States because
the Japanese wanted the oriental
trade, We allowed our sympathy for
the upder dos 60 touch onr reason,
aud all cur cheers were Spr the vel,
tow race AZ against the whites Elat,
ed az their success IN ONE eonhiet
these same little yellow men are now
apparently planting 60 extend their
eonQuests and It would be no distant
egort were they 20 attempt. Ia the
end, TO set the better OF the whole
civilized wcE(d.
('pder the present conditions, m
tookS as IL 1t were up 70 Amertea ~
get busy With it's shtpeUttdtag shops
aud train the sailors to hght
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07
Ears that won't hear an alarm clock,
can't be expected to hear a fire whis-
tie.

Fires have become so discouraged
in going against the Norfolk depart
ment that they have almost quit try
ing.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Shade returned to ShadeIand after
brief visit to his home on earth.
which he made by blowing through the
keyhoIe into the presence Of his fam
lily, and he Wis very despuudent.
Whats the NATTER" be was asked
There was 4 crowd OF women at my
house, he answered with Grape in his
tones, 'and they get to arguing about
doctors. Ny wife said that DR.. Ienks
vas the best doctor in the world"
Wen, what Of that" said the other
Shade why don't you see2 DR..
jerks liz the doctor who attended me.
HE couldn't save me. but you see whaE
my wife ChinAs OF him. Isn't that
enough to drive Shade To drinlt2'
WhereupCn he searched hia s1ruud for
a handkerchief To dry his eyes upon,
and when he couldn't ind one, he
gITImbied about the thuughtleaHness OF
women lnd blew away on north
wind, madden than ever
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07
AnoMlNAnLG POSTAL SERVICE

AhOMlNARl.E POSTAL SERVICE,
II there were ever desired concrete
proof that the postotlce department
could be better run by a private party
than by the United States government.
y little experience right here IN north,
erp Nebraska during the past three
weeks would suttlce to convince the
most akepttcal that the proposition
made 20 the postal congress TO take
over the department and run Il as q
private business. Is worth serious CON
slderatlon,
Where outside the red tape OF fed,
eral service, would You and train
whose territory had been extended 4
few miles, utterly Handicapped by the
additional burden OF mail for several
weeks after the change was made
Where III private business would there
be found management SO lax as 70 al
tow such aoomipable service as has
been given between Norfolk and Chat,
rpn daring the past three weeks, 20
continue Untmproyeae
White Third Assistant Postmaster
General Madden is ouSyipg himSelt in
an effort 70 Increase the postage rates
against newspapers, he might take a
monent OF in his valuable time and
sNe the newspapers y service worth
what they are paying at the present
time.
Long before the weStbouaa noon
train on the Chadron ltne was an-
nonaeea for an extension, the United
States Pesroftee department was made
aware " the change that Was coming,
Already the work on that west line
WAS extraordinarily heavy, and the OK,
tension Of TERRITORY made il stlll more
u q task to distribute the mails On
schedule time. Vet for three weeks
the railway postal service has eonrfn-
ped TO be utterly Inadequate On that
line, and the results are serious.
Perhaps 20 other ARA suffers from
this ncompeCeRcy On the part Of the
railway mail service more than The
News. fhe agregpcoh edition Of this
paper, going west to Chadroa. is
mailed on that train Aud SO In
capable oG meeting The emergency bias
the postothce department. been chat
time after time bundles OF this paper
have been carried BY The towns to
which they were destined. TO be re.
Curned the aeXg morning or, as ia one
Instance, pct until the next noon.
l.. j. Fisher, q banker at Ewing,
writes: why Is it that we seldom
geo your paper Ia the afternoon now?
rhe value Of YOUR paper hes IN the
fact that we get it early buG il this
feature is 10 be cut CUT the value will
decrease accordingly?
+. NJ Cpnger prominent live stock
dealer at Ewing writes Your pa
per 5sed coming or was NOT put OH
here ne last three days last week and
~ saeu again Monday Of this week
No, take this paper for the purpose
Of setlng he Omaha markets az Z
am IN me live stock business and YOU
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07
AROUND TOWN.

NroOND ioWNs
Ears that won't hear an alarm clock,
can't be expected to hear a fire whis-
tie.
Fires have become so discouraged
in going against the Norfolk depart
ment. that they have almost quit try
ing.
There Is one way of making girl
confess that she has had proposals.
A Norfolk man did it yesterday.
How time flies" he declared.
why, | can remember when you were
little bit of girl and l held you on
my lap. Now you are of manageable
age-old enough to say yes If you had
a chance"
Yes. and I've had chances, too"
she retorted, her cheeks flushed. But
said No"
People who are always talking and
thinking about the cost of trivial
things, lose the best part of life.
The man who taps a slot machine
To get the nickles, is looking after
the little things" as he goes along.
Two Norfolk families, counting all
the children, made a pretty fair audi
ence at n matinee in Norfolk the other
afternoon.
\ man walked into a Norfolk res
taurant Sunday morning and ate ev-
erything on the bill of fare. Then he
spent a good round sum of change
for cigars. Monday morning he re-
turned.
How much do coffee and eggs
costs" he asked.
He was told.
Then, hesitating. How much are
cakes and coTee?"
The price was given.
We'll, give me plate OF those
beans"
What had he done between Sunday
and Monday mornings?
The sweetest story ever told" in
Norfolk would be the story that sugar
was again to be made in this city.
Now we know why no effort is being
made TO get those chicken thieves, 1t
would cost the county money To pros
ecuts and punish them.
Ii a penny saved is q penny earned
some law courts are earning money
fast by saving their counties the sx-
pense OF furnishing criminals.
What has become OF the old-fash-
toned man who, the morning after
snow storm, caught the school teach
sr, and washed her face in the snow?
The present police force has saved
Norfolk all colors Of cotr--tf you be-
Iisve that furnishing criminals is too
expensive q luxury to be tnd1lged in
by the county.
The Norfolk Commercial club lost
an opportunity when it did not extend
to NOcf0lks newly acquired North
western official some sort OF L well
come which would tell him We are
glad that be came.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

woman with a natural peaches
and cream complexion never gees any
credit for it. Everyone says: "Arti-
tfcal.'
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Every snowy ucruiug che men stand
with their backs to warm hGt stoves
and say: What greaG morning for
hunting rabbitsl"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Nc use talking it is very hard to
feel Just rigtlI toward a friend after
you have heard him praise your en-
envy
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

An 8-chison girl has 4 winter naE
trimmed with white rQses anu silver
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07
arcHrsoN CLOSE SIGHTS.

Ii we don't attend funerals, it ts uot
because we DO noe take IN interest.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

leaves. just as the yused to trim we'd
ding cakes.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

When a visiting girl walks uU the
street. somehow however sweet she
may be, she looks worthless.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

A mother is never entirely recon
ciled to her sons marriage until she
has become attached to his children.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

When a man cannot attract atten-
ton in any other way, he can always
go without a coat in cold weather.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

What comfortable world this
would be, if people didn't take such
delight in making trouble for each
other!
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

In the estimation of the public
man is richer just after his death than
at any other time.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Every woman takes as much time In
getting off a street car as II she thought
her destination was as far as the car
expected to go.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

If you make figures before election
people will know what bad guesser
you are.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Most of us object to having every
thing we do blamed on us.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Some friendships from the start are
as uncertain as that existing between
one woman who owns a cat, and an
other who owns a bird
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

If man follows the family clock
in taking train, he will find when he
goes to the depot that he is going to-
morrow, when he really intended to go
yesterday.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Some men, when talking to woman
over a telephone. have such a earess-
ing voice that 1t amounts to almost a
hug.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Preachers and lawyers are great on
quoting poetry.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

No one prepares for storm until
the storm arrives.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

The Norfolk Commercial club lost
an opportunity when it did not extend
to NOrfolks newly acquired North
western official some sort OF L well
come which would tell him We are
glad th3t be came
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Our idea of poor advertising is that
obtained by college sending a glee
club on the road.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

The present police force has saved
Norfolk all colors Of cotr,--f you be-
ltsve that furnishing criminals is too
expensive q luxury to be indulged in
by the county
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

When some people get into trouble
they enlist lot of people to help
them out.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

1t may be iuperrtneut to make sug-
gestiOus TO ministers about funeral
sermons, but we have remarked 4 good
many years that people complain Of
long funeral sermons; they complain
bitterly when 4 minister tries, by
means of funeral sermon, to convert
lot OF people who DO not ofteu hear
preaching When a man does not hear
preaching regularly, it IS not because
he doesn't know what it Is. Preachers
DO noe hear the comments about Them
selves that others hear, and they can
always depend upon it that they viii
be criticised for Long funeral sermons.
or i funeral sermon that is not in good
taste. Preachers are criticised behind
thcir backs rs severely as L uewspG.
Der man.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

railroad passes, he takes great pride in
showing them.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

People who are always talking and
thinking about the cost of trivial
things. lose the best part of life.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

When man stops and wipes his
feet before entering restaurant, the
men Ia the restaurant look at each
other and smile: They know he is
henpecked, all right.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

When farmers meet each other on
the road, they are as apt to visit too
long as town women.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

What has become OF the old-fa fash
toned man who, the morning after a
snow storm, caught the school teach
sr, and washed her face in the snow ?
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

No child is really being raised pet
unless its mother gives it a hammer
and looking glass to play with at
the same time.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

The man who taps a slot machine
to get the nickles, is looking after
the little things" as he goes along.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

A common plug has some advant-
ages. There are no five-cent cigars
named for him.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Ii penny saved is q penny earned
some law courts are earning money
fast by saving their counties the ex-
pense OF furnishing criminals.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

II natural gas continues to spread,
there viii finally be more plumbers
in the state than farmers. In future
political campaigns. politicians will
not inquire, What will the farmers
do?" but their inquiry will be, What
will the plumbers do?"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

Two Norfolk families. counting all
the children, made pretty fair audi
ence at matinee in Norfolk the other
afternoon.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

A farmer living six miles west Of
town says that last night he heard
commorion in front of his house Co
ing out, he found a man under an auto
mobile. AS the farmer came out, the
automobile owner said TO him: You'd
better get you one Of these things"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

AS a rule, soldiers are fond of mu-
sic, but none of them care for war
songs.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07

If you are selfish. and like to get
along in the world, you cannot afford
TO be dishonest II you want to make
money, the surest way TO accomplish
that result is to be reliable and hon
orahle- The preaching done for cor
rect life is not in the interest OF r.
ligiou, but for your own personal good.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05
OESGRACIA EN- l A
Central Aguire.
COndena pOr hurto en- Ponce.
EseaIamIsnto en- primer grsdo en- Bsyamon.
(Telegramas de Ia PObca. J

Salinas abril 4.-Coronel Hamill:-
Una de las centrffugas de la Central
Aguirre ha fracturado totalmente una
pierna 4 Narciso Garatine. Hecho ca
sual.-Teniente La Rosa.
Ponce.-Hoy han sido detenidos por es-
ia fuerza Manuel Santana por hurto me-
nor condenado & II meses de careeI, Pc
dro Cintr6n por seduction, y Francisco
Iglesia por abuse de confanza. Juez en-
isnde.-Cabo Ortiz.
Humacao.- .-Guardia Ramon A. Rivera
del puesto de Vieques cumpli6 hoy gu con-
trata entregando plaza No quiere reen-
gancharse. Suplfcole nombre sustituto =
Captain Fernandez Mater.
Bayam6n. fug6se dep6sito mu-
nicipal de Comerfo Pedro Nieves acusado
escalamiento primer grado. Hoy fu6 cap
turado por guardia Avil6s.,- Teniente Sche-
ttini.
Aguadilla-C Celebrado juice corte mu-
nicipaI hoy en- casa jugada de que df CO.
nocimiento ese departamento, han sido SEN
tenciados los ocho Jugadores la pena de
500 cada uno, habi6ndola hecho efectiva
varios de ellos.-Teniente Villarini.
Caguas. s.-Arrestado en- estos momentos
por Cabo BeImudes guardia Alfonso
Torres, Antonio Vigo ocupandosele A de-
cimos billetes de la Ioterfa de Santo Do
mingo, puesto disposition juez municipal.
-Teniente Mongil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05
NOTICIAS.

AVISO.---No SO publicaran anunelos pc
quefios en- tipo del texto del peri0dico. Els
to tiene tipOs especiales al etecto.
Ell pueblo de Bayam6n preparase pa
"a celebrar con gran solemnidad las fiestas
en- honor de La Santa Cruz al efecto Sc
I'd contratada la orquesta de Cocolia, de
Ponce.
-Nacimientos; Jose Marcial Rosario,
Rafael Cintr6n Rosario
-Defunciones: Paulo Archeval Car
los Burgos.
Aver Sc declararon en- huelga los mo-
zos y cocineros del hotel LA Catalina"
: .Esta noche celebrara session ell Ayun-
tamiento de la Ciudad con obJeto de dar
cuenta con la carta circular del Alcalde
de San-Sebastian solicitando recursoB para
socorrer las victimas del incendio ocurrido
recientemente en- aquel pueblo.
-Julian Catala fu6 condenado esta
maflana q sufrir dos meses de arresto por
agredir anoche la individual Bernardina
Morales
La gran cantidad de arena Nevada
por la lluvia las cunetas de Ia carretera
pudiera obstruir las alcantarillas de ella,
debiera ser quitada tempo.
meg ISsa1OA aver u6 AG6C4UOS AOn S53
hoEes Virella Tribe, que fueron allf de pa
$40.
Los ofciales de la policfa insular, se-
flores Lopez Diaz Villarini Ilegaron con
gran premura al Pepino realizando el ira
yecto en- autom6vil tren espresso de Ma
yaguez 4 AguadiIla. Els elogiads la ac-
titud de la policfa de aquel departamen-
to.
--Pasan de doscientos los telegramas de
pesame recibidos de toda Ia isla por Ia dis
tinguida familia de Palmer.
Sc informa que el Viernes de Dolores
& las 12 y media del dfa, teDdra lugar en- la
Capilla de la v. 0. 7. EFranciscana, Ia
misa de Ia Buena Muerte, armonizada con
6rgano.
Sc invita- al p6blico.
-Se informa que Ia revista puerto
Rico Musical, volyera circular desde
el dia ounce del corriente mes.
La policfa de San Sebastian, tuvo que
intervenir en- la noche del fuego, con mo-
two de no faltar merodeadores que quisie-
ron hacer su agosto con 81 pretexto de
prestar auxilio.
Los informes recibidos de San Sebas-
tian confrman Ia noticia do que los mas
que han sufrido en- el incendio ocurrido
allf ha POGO son las personas pudientes y
muy POGO las clases pobres. Esto mismo
acusa un estado de angustia en- la locali-
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05
A los agriCultOres.
EI seTOr LaTlnaga snvia ssmiIIas
al senior Grahame.

Unas 800 clases de semillas de legum-
bres, horticulture y productos agrfcOlas,
han sido enviadas por el Comisionado de
Puerto Rico en- Washington, senior Tulio
Larrfnaga, al senior Comisionado del Inte-
rior sefior Grahame, con objeto de que
sean repartidas entire los agrlcultores dc
esta isla que deseen introducir en- eI pals
nuevas producciones.
Las clases son escogidas, y variadas le-
gumbres podrfan. ser achmatadas aqu1
utiiizando las referidas semillas.
Ell sefior Comisionado del Interior en-
tregara gratis, q los que 10 deseen, ejempla-
res de las indicadas semillas, que se en-
cuentran en- Ia Aduana por habeE llegadO
en- 81 vapor de boy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05

SE VENDE.-Una Edici6n completa-
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA en- ingl6s. Gran Arsenal
de Conocimientos en- Arte, Literature,
Ciencia, Historic, Geografia, Comercio,
BiografIa, Descubrimientos Iuvenciones.
Sc compone de 81 voldmene,, incluyendo
CUENTA PESOS. Dirljase & r. B., al
cuidado de "La Correspondencia' Allen
81, San Juan. p r.
HOSPEDAJE E.-Se solicita para un
matrimonio con una seforita y un joven.
Sc necesitan tres habitaciones, dos mi
rador, Sc dan las mejores referenciaa. Di-
rijirse a ''Hu6sped" P. 0. Box $780, San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05
SANGRIENTO SUCE-
so en- la Marina.
una AlARMA.
UNA ALARMA.

A las tres de la tarde una porci6n de
gsnte corrfa con direction q la Marina,
por las Gales de la ciudad
Dos sucesos atrajeron & los curiosos.
Unos marines que detuvo ell detective
Vargas y conduc1a al dep6sito, Sc agredie-
ron bofetadas palos, evadi6ndosele y
echando correr en- direction al Arsenal
donde Sc refugiaron sin que hubieran ser
cogidos en- el trayecto.
Ell sefior Juan Torres, empleado de la
fabrica de tabacos de esta ciudad tuvo un
altercado con Antonio Ozorio resultando
este con un balazo en- la cabeza, de carac
ter grave, segdn los primeros informes, in
tervlniendo inmediatamente el Sargento
Costa y Cabo Simonpietri.
FL herido Sc encuentra en- estado gravf-
simo en- les momentos en- que escribimos es-
tas lineas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05

Sc .YENDE.-Una fnca en- Rio Pie
dras, ounce minutes del pueblo por la
carretera de Caguas un corto trecho de
camino que da saIida 4 la misma.
Sc compone de 207 cuerdas de buenos
terrenos, propios para Ia cafia de azucar,
tabaco y frutos memories y pastos de grama
de primera.
Tiene abundantes aguas: en- el centTo dos
quebradas y dos los costados.
Contiene doce mas cuerdas de cafe de
producto, que dan alrededor de Glen quin-
tales al afo, y de 25 80 cuerdas de ca
has muy buenas.
Dicha fnca, tiene casa vivienda, ran
ch6n para carros y secadoras de cafe.
Para informss dirigirse don / rancisco
J. de Soils. Parada:34. Hato Ley.
15 Y. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05
CabIegrama de GOmpers a lgIesias

El senior Iglesias recibi6 de Washington
el siguiente cablegrama:
"Iglesias, San juan Cablegraffa eI nd
nero de miembros de Arecibo que tengan
derecho al benehcio constitutional y luego
10 someteremos al voto del Consejo de ia
American Federation Of Labor Com
pers Washington"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05
lGRAN REALIzACIoNl- En-

IGRAN REALIZACIONl- En- La
Villa de Madrid 90 han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars el traie. Millionaire
de hilo y de algod6n; pafio de billar fran,
ces, camisetas de crepe, g6neros de hilo,
4ncajes, tiras bordadas, tTajes bordados; 1l-
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticOtina para frao
: smoking.
la villa de Madrid es la tienda dom
de acuden las personals de gusto. San
Francisco 81 Telefono 273. Apartado
764 San Juan. P. R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05

por Ell gobierno de Washington para Ia
pr6xima conferences Pan-Americana que
Sc celebrara en- Rio Janeiro.
Entire otras, el ameritado programa
abarca las cuestiones siguientes: el ferro-
carril intercontinental, 81 sistema m6trico
decimal, la union aduanera 81 tribunal
de arbitraje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-05
ROYAL DANISH CONSULATE pom. E,
PUERTO RICO.

Al National Committee has been formed
with the patrlonc purpose Of erecting q
.tatue Of His late Majesty King Christian
TX in Copenhagen, and commemorative
monument to both King Christian and the
late Queen Louise. in the Cathedral Of
Roskilde. II is the aim of the Committee
that these monuments be an expression Of
the feelings Of veneration Of the enrire Da-
nish people including those residing in
forcing countries. In consequence thereof,
I hereby invite all Danish subjects residing
in the Island of Puerto Rico to contribute
with whatever small amount they may
wish. Subscription lists will be found at
this Consulate and at the Vice-Consulates
at San Juan, Mayag1ez, .iHumacao and
CARLOS ARMSTRONG,
Royal Danish Consul.
Ponce, P. R., March 1906.