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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30
CON MOTIVO DEL
Viaje de Ia escua-
dra americana.
Guerra inevitable.
ya lrIlsu!e d! ,'N.w York Sun, ;,

Nueva York, OctubHe Sci envfo
de Ia f t. americana al Oc6Rno Pacifoo
impressions vivamente 81 p6bliCo ameri.
cRno. Es general la ideR de que Ia guerra
ae haze in.vitable. Para darse cuenta de
Ia Eituaci6n basta leer el editorial que pu.
b'iea el Nea0 York Sun, en- su edici6n de
hoy.
El New York Saq. dice:
''Mr. Roosevelt ha confirmado de nue.
70 80 intenci6n de enviRE al PacfficO Ia
fuerzs naval efectiva de Ios Entados Uni.
dog, y 81 mismo tempo 81 ConBeio Gene.
Vsl del Almirantazgo ha entregado Mr..
Metcalf an informs recomendando nm an.
merto de Ia marina de guerra.
Existe entire eacB dos hechoH una coYre-
lsci6n pEimordial.
'tLos que tienen ell derecho de dRr ex
p'icaciones RutoTizadas gobre 81 objetO de
ls traslaci6n de nueBtra aacuadra al Pa
cffco, persiSten en- deCir que es para ejer'
citarla.
Sentimos tener que manifeHtar que di'
vidimos & este respecto la opinion japonesa
? que esa explicaci6n es falHa.
'tNuestrR egcusdTa Sc traalada 81 Pacf-
ico en- vista de una guerra con ell Jsp6n,
y el Gobierno del MikRdo, d6ndoae cuenta
de clio, hace eneygicoB preparativoa
Una vez que 90 lleve 6eCabo la tras'
laCi6n de nueatros acoTazadoH al Pacffco,
Ia guerra He hRra inevitable.
"Es ess IN proyecto insenBato.
'tLR aituaci6n actual es una de Las mas
graves en- que go hsys sncontFado 81 pals,
= 10 q .iCo que nos es dado discernir en-
ssta stu: ci6n eB que la actividad mRnifss'
tRda actual snte en- el Almi'
rantazgo y en- 81 MiniBterio de Ia Guerra
indica gus 81 Gobierno 90 d6 cuenta de Ia
gravedad de Ia crisis.
Paris, OctubFe ~ La prensR france8a
Be entERgR extenBoB comsntaHioB gobFe Ia
situaci6n en- sl Pacffco; peEo aunque todoB
los peri6diCoB que lR forman eat6u de
acuerdo en- deCiT que exiate RIgdu psligro,
niDguno de ellos ConBideEa Ia Eituaci6n
como muy cFftica.
lis Temps dice que ''los peri6dicos
americanos les cualeB ponen en- pT6ctica
todas las fAltss de a'gunos do AuH colegas
&c Europa, son TsBponBabIes de Ia tensi6n
n oral que exiGts entire los do8 puebloB ?
que niDg6n viaje, diGcuYHo banquete
puede disipaF".
lie Temps dice que Berfa neceBsrio
que las dos naciones rsconociesen Buu fsl.
tsB TeCfprcclB shade.
Sea cual foere el peligro que IL mano
de obFa amarilla pueda conatituiE para
California, no jultifca de modo alguno Las
violencisH en- contra de los japonese1 Ia
exclusion de las escuelaB de todoa los alum.
nos de esa raza. Por otra parte, el Jap6n
debs TeconoCer el derecho que tienen los
Estadoa Unidon de enviaT Bus eBcua 1Taa
donde les parezcs conveniente"
Berlfu, Ootubre 12 La prenAa alema-
ma dediea laTgos artfculos & las EeIaciones
nipo yanquia. Ella discute extensamente
la intenci6n del Jap6n de aduenarss de las
isles FiIipinau.
Ell "Berliner Tsgeblatt", aconseja los
EstadoH UnidoH que vivian prevenidos y
que aumenten sua fuerzaH navales On el
Pacffco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30
Matrim0ni0 Cat6IiCo
en- Sahana Gran6e.
Busnl mGdIda saRltarll que 50 InpOnil dOsdO
hlGO aIgdn tempo.
(De maestro corresponsoL }

0ctubre 28.-Anoche contrsjsron ma.
trimonio cat6Iico ls apreciable belIfaima
Benorita Rosario IrizRTry con 81 diAtingui.
do jovsn don Alexandra Garcia AcoBta.
A psaar de que Ia boda SO celebT6 en- "a.
milia no poF clio dejaron de ooncurril mu.
chas de AuB numeTosas amistades represen-
tadaS por lindaB y distinguidas dsmaB,
cabalIeroB j6vsnes de nuestra Hociedad
quieneS fueFon galantsmente obsequiadou
poT los padres de la gentil desposada y,
por los ssposOB Yunqu6 , Galabert, On Gu
"a simp6tics morsda tuvo efsgto Ia Cele'
braci6n de diCha boda.
DeaeamoH ainceramente todo genero de
fslicidades Ia distinguida paTeja en- Bu
nueva vida.
-Ha aido nombTado tesoEero muni.
cipal 81 apreciable j6ven amigo nuestro,
don Manuel Garcia Rodriguez lie fe'
Iicitamos.
Hoy han Bido clausuradau las letrinaa
del adifcio eBcolar "GrRded Cooper"
Va era tempo, pues los veCinoB de la calIe
de San Isidro no podfan vivir por la
fstidez de dichas letTinss cuya clausura
hacfa mucho tempo que estaba gsStio
n6ndoHe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30
: 'ESTADOS De ALMA0
70 Josg Cagder6n Apontel.

Danes expreaivag gTaciap q gAlanO
sutoE de ESTADOS DE ALMA, pOr lOs
ejemplaTea dc nu buen ibro con que hB
tsnido ls COFtssfa de obnequiaE & Ia Co
rrespOndencSo.
UnO de los j6vsne8 esCTitOrss pueTtOrri-
qutfios de eata gsneraci6u, que mas der
cuella por la solideE do sus conocimientos
= por "a devotion 81 estudio, es sin duda
CRldeE6n Aponte.
Empez6 On el periodiRmo, peYo este ia.
grato arnbiente no gs cOmpadsCfa con 90
exquisite tamperam6nto de HofiRdor y
amable jardineTo de IaH bellas letraa.
81 periodismo Bofoca & veceg cuanto hay
en- el eBcFitcr de mss tieFno y mas dulce
mer to apaBionado Tiene que Baltar bruB.
camente del frsBco hueEto donde 90 esprit
ta SO eleva ennobleCi6ndoss junto & Ia
CaBtaliA del arte la irspiraci6n para
traf. gar ca el aspero campo del diRrismo
donde por regla general guB ganerosog eB'
fueEzoa Do deHconocen , 90 muchaR veces
holladR por Ia pet0Iancia 8 la necedad
cuando no hsridR por baios Tencores toda
virtud que 80 lsvanta y toda abnegaci6n
que triunfA, amen de padeCsTss otroB
''gajau del oficio''.
El ingsnio de Caldef6n Aponte, Cd de
los mas dslicadoS = stFactivos. EsCEiba
sin TebuBcamientos, ain afectaCi6n. su
pluma traduce Buu fntimas impresiones CON
espontaneidad, y 4 vsces las im6gsnes
, las ideas tienen 81 agpsoto de esos choFroa
criBtalinos que brotan de guFtidoTea agFss.
teG J gs deslizan placientes brillando sobre
la verde campifa.
OtTa recomendabIe condici6n de este IT,
terato, ca que no guata de CuItivaR 81 srte
nin Communicable 81 nsrvio la expression
del pEOpio psnsRmiento del propio ssntiF.
All EeTADOs DE ALMA Tesulta de
una lectura Sugestiva. sua psginaB ss leen
con avidez, pues cada uno do loB tTabsios
que las dscoran intsFesa apsnag He empie2a
gaboFeaF, y "a no ns le deia m6B hpats
terminarle deBpu6s de 10 cual la impression
que On nosotrOu dejs, como TODD 10 bien
escEito , bien penBado, nos mueVe 4 pro.
vechoSas rtAsxioues nos hace amar
tambi6n ssa gran fuente de verdad , aEte
que en- lR vida real descubEa IL buena 8
inteligente observation.
E8TADOS DE ALMA merece ID &C.
neral aceptaCi6n del p6blico. Es libro
que honES mucho So autoF, 81 cual con
toda sinceridad felicitsmos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30
Una carta del senior Araujo.

San Juan, P. r, Octubre 80 de 1907
sefor director de "La CorFespondencia. =
San Juan, P. E. Muy aefior milo: Rue
60 ustsd de cRbida On 50 iIuBtrado PEI
ri6dioo & lRE siguientss lfneas:
f'El que suscribe, en- su calidRd de re-
matista del aTbitTio HobEe cobro de asien-
tos en- sitios pdblicos, Hupliea al pdb,ico
que continde con la coatumbre que desde
hsce amos se viene observando de que al
encontrar an ill6n 6 silIa volcado no ue
utilize por iudicar que pertsnecs q ctTa
persona, 10 cual evits toda claAe de Eecla'
maoiOnes digcusioneB que pudisran oTi
ginaF diFgustoE. De listed RtentRmente,
Jean ArouiO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30
ANUNCIO.
Departments del interior, Bureau do
OBrGs Pd6Jicas, Ofcina del GUperin.
tendente

Obras Pd65ieas Ofoina del 6uperin.
teadente.
San Juan, P. r., Octubre 70, 1907.
ProposiCiones en- pIiegos ceEEados para
Ia adjudication On p6blica subaata de lR
construction de los estriboH pilag de
mRmpoBtsFfa para el puente de "CsguaG'
emplRzado Bobre el Rio Grsnde de LOLA,
caEReteFA CaguaB. .HumacRo, 90 RdmitiTSn
en- esta ofcina hRBta las 10 A, NJ, Nov.
s, 1907, On que Sc abrir6n pdblicRmente.
El pTesupueBto aproximRdo de Ia obrR
es de $11. 760 90.
No SO ConSideraESn proposicioneB de
psrBonas que no hsyan tsnido pT6Ctica en-
eatR clsge de trsbsjoB y qua no poBsan me
dios auxiliaFeE gufcientss para Is ejecu.
ci6n de Las obERH.
TodoB loH datoB necesRrioB ae daP6n en
eata oicina, donde Be encusntFan de mani
festo los documentoB que han de FegiE On
II contrats, , podr6n Loo licitadores reCo-
ger los modeloB de propoaiCiones que han
de pFsIentaF.
Sc remitiE6n los Iicitado1es copias del
pliego de condolences azules de IoB pla.
NOS mediante IN dep6sito de veinte dollars
($20), Cuya Cantidad seF6 FeintegrAda q
los licitRdoEas al devoIvsE & asts ofcins
dichos pianos y pIiego de condolences
La administration se Teserva el deEecho
de rechazar cualquiera todas las pFopo.
sicioneH, de adjudicar Ia BubAsta bajo
Otras condolences que les de pEsCio Iola.
ments.
Por ordan del Comisionado del Interior,
j. J. Jim6nez, supt. de ObFaH PdbliCas.
14v
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soCEEnAp De sOCORRos MUTUOs
LOS AnlGOS DEL BlEN PUBLlCO. :"
SECRETARLA,

Aviso.-Encontr6ndoss en- uSo de H.
CenciR el doctor don jose Gomez BFioso,
m6dioo de eata GociedRd, con objeto de
traBladarBe los E. o., le BustitaiFS du.
rante So auBencia el doctor VeIez Lopez,
que reaide en- la calle de O'Donell n6meFo
II (bRjos) frents 4 Ia Plaza de Colon,
habiendo delignsdo Is hoTa de conBuIta
de 2 de ID tarde. 10 que comuuicO
los sehoFeS aBociRdoB para % ConoCimien.
to. San Juan, Puerto Rico, 80 de Octu
bre dc 1907. secretario, J. IrujitlO
CantilLOp, v, B. Presidsnte L, ReVes.
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Ell remats de prendaS de la casa &c
preatamoB de jose Bezsn, Allen 81 que
debfs teneE lngar mt d ana 31q0edA tFans.
fsrido para 81 80 de NoviembHe py6ximo
en atsnci6n que la maycEfs de leg prem
das para 81 Eemate han Bido canceladag y
Renovndag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30
COMpRO.

EnvolturaB del jabon Ootgg6n. Diri.
jirEs 4 LA Tisndita." Plaza Principal
jose BazSn 13 '. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30
0BITUARI0.

Ha fallecido ca BaTcaloneta Is eItima.
bic dana dons Josefa LoubTiel, mAtFona
llena de virtudes, muy estimads = queFidG
en- Is locaIidad.
La casa de don Ram6n Maychan, hijo
polftico de la fOada, sa VIC en- extreme
concuHiida poE todoy los slementoB dc Les
clAHes sociRles.
A todoH los familiares de Ia fnada, 'sLa
CoErsSpOndsncia" dG Bantido p6samo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30

n - fmpTsnsa . 71ads papaI ds Ts
gl6dEea VEaIo 6 e9.Oe Ios 4s kfl01 Caia qSIR''.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30

Ell elemento cat6lico de asta ciudad
He p 'epars celebTaE con gran HOlempidad
las pV6ximas tisAtaB de Ia PuEisimR Con-
cepCi6n. La junta de feEtejos del Casino
pTaphrR tambien un buen programs do
fisataa Gocislel para eaa 6pooa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-30

Sc ALQUTLAN habitacione5 para
guardar muebles, "a mirsdoE pequeiO.
para caballero solo. CEiGto 10 altos, IN.
foEmaK6n. 10 Y. q.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-22
MARVELLOUS INVENTION
CURES WEAK MEN
Patent Granted by the United States
Government.

a new and scientific appliance in
vented by L. 3. Hawley. Md. will
produce full manly power at first ap-
plication. The effects are immediate
and startling to a high degree. De-
velopS. strengthens and cures lost Wig
or. Positively no failures. Physicians
endorse and use it in their practice.
II YOU are the least skeptical as TO the
value Of this remarkable treatment
send for illustrated circulars, take
them TO your family physician and get
his opinion. This is the first time any
one has requested YOU to take his cir
culars to your family physician. Why?
Simply because he knows your physi-
clan will not recommend his treatment
Not so with this appliance. Your doc
tor Will Immediately grasp the idea.
and when he does, he viii recommend
IL. Nothing like it has ever been sold
before. 1t works the same on every
individual. Send today for free de-
scriptive circular of this wonderful in
strument The moment you see it you
will realize its possibilities. No c.
o. ID. or free trial schemes to catch
the unwary. This is a plain business
proposition that will appeal to you as
the greatest opportunity ever offered
10 those who are weak. Address l.
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ing Rochester, y. =.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-22
Personal Mention !

Alfred Sieboth and Joseph Spinas
of Florence were business visitors in
the city yesterday.
L. Griffin of Winkelman was here
yesterday on business.
Mrs. G.. w. Smith and daughter
Mayme, OF South West City. Mo, were
among the tourists arriving here yes
terday.
J. B. Hatcher of Charlestown. West
Virginia was an arrival hers~Saturday
on business.
H. n. Bryan of Kelvin spent Satur-
day in Phoenix on business.
H. y. Cox Of Morristown was here
yesterday.
VI. a. Hib and wife OF Pendieton,
Ind, who arrived yesterday will pass
the winter In the valley.
V r. O'Connor of Florence was 4
business visitor in the city yesterday
Among those registered at the Com
merclal yesterday were: ]. F. Euston.
r. Breffitit, Gutenberg: J. B.. Hatcher.
West Virginia.
The following We're, guests at the
Hotel Adams yesterday: c. E Mer-
ror, jr., New York; H. Bauman, San
Francisco: Philip Wiseman. Los Ange-
esl; w. A. Drake, p. p Hastings.
Prescott.
At the Ford yesterday were: j.
fHearn. New York: ]. W. Calvin. San
Francisco; L Griffin.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-22
CHRISTMAS DAY AT
CASTLE HOT SPRINGS
There Will Be a Fine Program and
Lots of Fun. President Ripley of
the Santa Fe a Recent and Pleased
Visitor.

Castle Hot Springs. Dec. 20.-(Spe-
cial Correspondence of The Republic
can 1.-The management Of this beau
tiful resort is actively preparing to
make the holiday season more enjoy
able for the guests than ever before.
Everybody will have enough TODD to
keep himself busy with the many at
fractions that are offered. The ten
mis- and clock golf courts are being re-
surfaced and rolled; new spring
board has been placed al the lower
swimming pool. and the new target At
the range has been recovered.
The mornings program for Christ
mas DAY will consist of tub and SWIM
ming races. diving contests at the low
er pool, pistol shooting at the target
range In the afternoon, the tennis
and croquet tournaments, quail shoot
ing and horseback riding, followed
during the evening with card playing.
billiard ard pool games. bowling, shut
fle-bcard. etc. The decorations will be
furnished by Mrs. Dunbar of Phoenix.
\ party Of Prescott people will ar
rive tomorrow. Saturday. Among the
number will be Judge and Mrs. Sloan
and daughter. Mt. and Mrs. T. G. Nor
ris and son. Others viii come down on
Mondays train.
The Phoenix people can now take
the eight O'Clock morning train and
arrive at the Springs the same after
noon.
No place in the west offers more
attractions than the famous resort on
Castle Greek. and when one is driving
up the broad avenue. between orange
trees loaded down with fruit. date
palms and flowers. TO the hotel office,
he feels that he has surely arrived
at 4 true oasis in the desert.
President r. p. Ripley Of the Santa
Fe Railroad company. Mrs. Ripley and
Mr.. G. G. Tunnel. secretary of the
pension department of the Santa Fe.
paid the Springs visit of several days
this week. Mr.. Ripley expressed him
self as being well pleased and very
much surprised at the beautiful
grounds and the completeness OF the
lrSfel buildings and bath houses. II
is a surprise TO all visitors to find such
a perfect resort so far away from the
usual routes of tourist travel Mr..
Ripley is greatly interested in the
game of golf and he was delighted
with the new five hole golf course that
is now under preparation and will be
completed in q short time.
Mr.. Ripley is so favOrably impress
ed with the features OF the resort that I
he will return and spend the month |
of March and possibly part of April
here. He will leave, via Phoenix. to
spend the holidays at his winter home |
in Santa Barbara.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-22

A BUSINESS TRlP.-Jack Greville.
superintendent of the construction on
the Noble building, left last night for
Los Angeles on business trip and
expects to return by the first part Of
the week
Arizona republican., 1907-12-22
Perfumery
In Many Odors

III Jubigant's" perfumes. celebrated French pro-
duct put up in handsome boxes, per bottle 1915
Rogers and Galet" Violet Perfumes in nea. bottles
Houbigants" Perfume Violet. in attractive bottles.
Lundbergs Tisnu Violet Perfumes, bottle. '5c
Hudnut's. Colgate's and Mulhens Perfumes. bot 75c
Childrens perfumes in sets. per box. Csc
Corvlooss Japanese Perfume. bottle ..........2se
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
CHAPTER ",
a MEETING. AN INTERRUPTION
AND A LETTER,
AND A LETTER.,

The campaign was on In sober earn
est. Conoyer. who kept as we'll post
ed on his foes movements as though
ahe League itself sent him hourly re-
ports. grew vaguely annoyed as, from
day to day, he learned the. Roadway
7standish was making In Granite, The
better classes. almost TO man. fiock-
ed to Gives standard BY series
Ut fiery speeches he succeeded In
rousing certain hitherto dormant en-
thusiasm among the business men Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

they'll get licked into shape quick
enough. We're all right there. want
the whole shove to be made on the
Governorship this year. rass 1t !!
Baltazzi, I hear those dagoes of yours
are grouching again. WHAT'S"
''They say they don't get nothing.
They say all the good Jobs go to the
Irish or Dutch or even Americans,
and-''
Promise 'em something, then"
II have. But
Then promise 'em something more.
Don't be stingy. II that don't satisfy
ten per cent. drop ordered on the
foreigner section gangs pay. and make
Chief Georghegan pass the word to
his cops to make things bad for the
pushcart men and organ-grinders, and
close up the dago saloons an hour
early. Thatn bring EN- In a-running.
How bout litterchoor, Abbott?"
tonight" said long-haired little
man. "and get out a bunch of Friend
of the Plain People tracts and"
"Won't do! an-of-Experience-an
Bencfactor- of-the-State or Ignorant
Meddling- Boy Reformer. Which-Will.
You-vote-For? That's the racket this
time. Guy the whole League crowd.
Silk Stockings vs. Laboring Man.
That's the idea. Get the cartoonists
~ work on pictures like Standish maxi
ing the police sprinkle the streets with
Florida water while thugs break into
houses, and that sort Of thing. What
We May : Expect-from- Clvic-League-
RULE Understand? Say. Game. de-
tail one or two of your men. OF course,
to look up Standish's past perform
ances in private life. too Anything
= I'd ~ n n
OF scrape will work up fine Just now.
Tho gags old, but about reformer It
always makes a hit Even bit OF Q
stretch goes. I'll stand libel suit
or two IL 1t comes to a showdown.
"How about the out-of-town pa
pers?" queried Caine. Our regular
chain are all right But the rest-
..rhe G. G. & x. owns the Mountain
state don't It? And 1t controls ninety
nor cent. Of the mileage OF the other
roads that run through the State. ana
wherever there's towns big enough for
paper there's railroad somewhere
near And wherever thre's an editor
he wants his passes don't he? AND
rebate on his freight? Well-don't
YOU lose sleep over the press gag
"How about hoaters? asked Bourke'
asame rule and same price?
eyes, Subject to change II were
nrGSSed,
"Hayen't had chance to sound EN-
since YOU declared yourself said the
president Of that body, but all en- eS,
crown and
'Tell Fowler the g. q. & x. will give
his firm tip on the price for the next
.sealed-bid' contract for railroad ties
Give Brayle hint about that indict.
ment against his brother. 1t wa.
pigeonholed, but If tried real hard.
might induce the District Attorney u
look for it. tell YOU" went on Con
over raising his voice for the frs,
time and glazing about the table
every mothers son, from engine-oile
to Congressman. has got to get dowI
to the job and hustle as he never dis
before. And I've got the means O
finding out who hustles and VIII
shirks And I've got the means o
paying both kinds, And / guess Their
isn't any one that doubts ! can do !
Pass that on. too. Caleb Conover TO
Governor, and to hell with reform'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-27
HIS GREAT GRIEF.
Atchison Globe

Il hear much about grief that wondering today
the great grief of my life. think is that
will speak to had quarrel with him, fec!
that the
which he the without speaking
furious. have offended the knowledge
will be imagined that preudiced
not further than his refusal speak
he not much OF do for his recognition
makes mad that he ntmates by his that
good he is, whereas believe good
Gnay do much
ing this fellow often find myself thinking plans
the world that have more trends than he has, larger acquain
Some day will have fight with man. me so
much and the only give for the assault will
although he knows WELL fifteen he has refused
10 have often wished to hear something about him.
have heard nothing further than that his wife
and that she married him through But
know do not set much by itParson
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-27
THE THIRD COURSE.

They bound the missionary with anas him at the foot
Of palm.
Blinking in the tropical sunshine up obviously
"May ask he said, what propose to take with
ue?"
Thereupon with faint smile, the King replied:
THE usual course, dear sir You'll follow the fish"
And the sycophantc rbesmn thumped their
clubs On the hot white sand. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-27
"a "a "a ~ W ~ Va 70
Sunflower
: Philosophy
: Atkinson Globe.
Atkinson Globe.

Il PHILOSOPHY I
" Atkinson Globe. k
Observation-Disclosures
| Most excuses are lies.
secrets.
1t is mighty little baby gets with
out crying for it.
| Do not trust your victims; there are
| no faithful victims.
A guest, like a fish, will spoil with
| three days keeping.
Nothing like old age TO knock the
conceit out of a man.
to make suggestions.
Art has never been equal to the old
fashioned country hams.
Everyone who will stand it can ex-
pect to be imposed upon.
The most wearisome cross of reli-
gion is a poor preacher.
Woman is never made vain by
woman; that is mans work.
Jealousy is convincing but unsatis-
factory evidence of affection.
There is no sweetness in the smile
that smiles alike fer everybody.
A reviva1ist always carries his pic
ture to have it put in the papers.
The right that the poor never fail
to exercise is the right of criticism.
Every time the fire whistle blows,
we think we can smell burning pine.
The beauty of the bride lasts no
longer than the grief of the widow.
Next to a dog in warm room,
nothing smells so bad as an old pipe.
Our idea of nerve is a loafer who
explains the cause of the labor short
age.
Men who are round fault with are
able to say a good deal in their de-
Tense.
Every little fool has a doctrine"
and believes the world will finally
accept it.
In walking block, you are likely
to hear twenty fool opinions ex-
pressed.
husband: He is the easiest man
fooled"
pretty that they would do very well
as angels.
This is nearly always said of a wild
over: He isn't the same since his
wife died."
Don't try to beat another's game;
the mule can outkick you every jump
in the road.
Even the winner in a game of chance
attributes his success to his good judg-
ment.
You may think you live in a good
country, but the real estate agent is
the true optimist.
Some people say that working down |
term at an Eastern school.
Age fills out and rounds off a mans
nose; but the older woman gets, the
sharper her nose becomes.
Some men who make good" as can
didates, can't keep up the pace when
they become officials.
Here is a chance for some man to
make fifty million dollars in a few
minutes: marry Helen Gould.
There is one good thing that men
are always willing to give away: a
good joke on the other fellow.
People should be charitable with
each other, for the reason that there
is a story on every man in town.
A round shouldered man is of great
use in a community. for the sight of
him makes others straighten up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-27

is better to walk IN the straight and path than w
up in dark and narrow cell-Philadephia Telegraph