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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-04-05
Ea1ERsnAr cAMpEHAs SECOND cLAssMAiL astTE
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

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responsibility for the expressions contained In all
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-04-05
To LOAN.

Farmers who need funds to car
ry them till crops are made, can
get the accommodation of six
months without renewal at the
First National Bank.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-04-05

Croker handles the famous
"Gold Medal Flour" which has a
national reputation. A trial will
convince yon of IFS merits.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1907-04-05
THE. BEST COUGH SYRUP.

S. L. Apple, ex-probate judge
Ottawa County, Kansas, writes
This is to say that [ have uset
Billiards. Horehound Syrup fol
years, and that l do not hesitate tc
recommend it as the best cough
syrup | have ever used" Csc, SOC
and $100. Sold by Fry Drug Co
Yes, sir; Croker has any grade
Of -four you want, as cheap as it can
be sold. Give him trial.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
'tFOU!R TERMS IN CONGRESS MADE ME
A DRUNKARD'- Frank NJ Eddy

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2S.-High
life in Washington, enjoyed while
serving four terms in congress,
made drunkard of Frank M.
Eddy. Now, cured Of the drink
habit. he is temperance advocate.
Drink is the curse of Washing
ton political life" he declares. at
is the constant necessity of being
a good fellow, and the drinking it
entails, that plays havoc with so
many men of promise. | am will
ing for you to say that it made me
drunkard.
81 got so finally that had no
money My drinking began with
a casual social glass, but | became
so I could indulge in no mental ex-
ercise without alcoholic stimu-
liant. 1t went from bad to worse.
Most of the things worth while in
life | have sacrificed to liquor.
Now | have been cured, | in
tend to devote the rest of my life
to pointing out to young men the
folly of drinking"
Eddy, formerly owner of a Min
nesOta daily paper, was elected
from the Seventh district in 1886.
He was chairman of the commit
tee on mines and mining and a
leading immigrationist.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
THANKSGIVING DAY.


We are not going to catalogue half column of things
for which You should be thankful We not going to
repeat the history of Thanksgiving day, and
going to say anything about dinner There people
who won't have any dinner.
1t may be better to speak of Thanksgiving in broader
Perhaps if it served other purpose it would do
good because apt under its influence to sit down
minute and try to find what is for which ought
to give thanks.
We believe it is your experience.
Maybe that doesn't sit well with you. Maybe your
experience this year has been anything but what you'd
like to go through again Maybe this has been the hard
est year Of your life.
We thought of that before
And it doesn't make hesitate a moment in saying
STILL that you ought to to be thankful for that experience
1T it has been pleasant year. is to be thankful
If it has been hard year, why then if you are big
enough to it. you may be thankful for that too, for
hardness has all the richer compensation.
Generally, vision is so limited. It's rarely that
we see further than ourselves at this moment.
If you could teach the of low intelligence
to suffer you suffer, then he would be able to enjoy
you will afterwards enjoy.
Pleasure and pain measured only by capacity
to appreciate them
But finer and richer than all the great JOY which is
made possible by great suffering is the growth of soul that
all experience brings In this year you have grown. You
have added to life. If you stronger for its triumphs,
there is for thankuness if has perhaps brought
things into your life at least know them
You have gone up class in the big university of
human life.
You have learned during this year, and all the forces
of the universe could not have bestowed upon you
precious gift
And remember
Heaviness endureth for night, but JOY cometh with
the morning.
Plenty and peace Prosperity has been show
cred upon us. We should be grateful
Congress meets next week. But let give thanks,
nevertheless
And while you thinking it pause moment to
consider that there others off in the world than
you It's pretty good world to thank if only take
it right.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Having
found the road ito happiness Miss
Laurence Alma-Tadema. daughter
OF the great English painter, has
come over to point the way for
Americans. Simmered down, the
recipe is Keep busy and control
yourself"
Miss Taden,a has followed this
rule and Las attained complete
happiness. 50 she says. She lives
with an elderly maid servant, In a
cottage outside London. Much OF
her time Is spent In cuItivating
Vegetables and flowers in gar
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
AGED MOTHER PAYS FINE

TACOMA, Nov. 2S.-Judge Smell
yesterday fined C. H. burlington
$3.50 for collecting bounty on wild
cats killed outside the state. Cur
rington's aged mother counted the
amount out of her savings and paid
the fine.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
Hustling Prosecutor

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-F ebert Fl
Elder, assistant district attorney of
Brooklyn, has procured the indict-
ment of three officials of the sus-
pended Borough bank. Howard
Maxwell, former president; VIM.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
LAWYERS ATTACK HOLIDAYS

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 2S.-
Holiday legislation inaugurated on
account of financial trouble was de-
nounced as vicious and unconstitu
tional by the local bar association
last evening. A resolution to brins
the question before the supremf
court was almost unanimously
adopted and a committee named
for that purpose. The holidays arr
attacked as special and class lsgia
lation and a violation of the fouI
teenth amendment of the federal
constitution. II
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

den that covers an acre Of ground.
She makes most Of her own clothes
and cooks her own food She is
strictly vegetarian.
Il eat nothing that has had eyes
to look Al me- is the rule that
governs ner diet.
Miss Tadema, t. cover the whole
ground, is going To lecture on the
basis of happiness and the destroy
ers of happiness. Happiness, she
says, can he attained by people 81
al! age and all conditions, If they
will but strive for 1t.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

The Spokane Press delivered to
any part of the city for rs cents
per month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
WIVES BEWARE

You Are Killing OF Your Hus-
bands by Fattening Them!
Are you feeding your husband
into an early grave?
Just listen to what George Har-
vey, editor of the North American
Review, says to American wives:
Want to lose a good, steady hus-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

Cow, director, and Arthur Camp
bell, former cashier. are held for
trial, and other officials may be in
dicted.
Elders investigation of the
banks affairs showed evasions of
the banking laws, which, meas
ured by the criminal code, became
forgery and grand larceny. The
bank probably will reopen under a
new management without loss to
its depositors.
CLINE WINS MATCH
At st. Louis last night Harry
Cline defeated John G. Horgan so
to 80 in the three cushion billiard
tournament
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

Spokane Press. 20 cents q month
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

Don't use butter or cream to eX-
cess.
Don't eat potatoes, rice or
cereals.
Don't eat hot bread or blanc
mango.
Don't eat at night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

And while you thinking it over pause moment to
consider that there others off in the world than
you It's pretty good world to thank if we only take
it right.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

band before he's 60 years old?
Well, then, keep on feeding him on
everything his appetite Graves.
Cook dainties, tempting viands for
him. He'll get fat and die, and
then you'll be sorry"
There was a great deal more to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

ing and it made her think a lot,
because her husband is rat-tips
the scales at 230 pounds. She went
to the doctor and talked hygiene
and food and digestion to him for
a couple of hours.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

Plenty and peace are ours. Prosperity has be
cred upon us. We should be grateful.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

Congress meets next week. But let give thanks
nevertheless.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28
Sale of Pillow
Cases and Sheets

15c 42x36 pillow cases. Ia lao
1Sc 45x36 pillow cases for. 15c
Coo 72x90 scanned sheets. sac
S1.00 72x90 seamless sheets, the
very best made; on sale at. sac
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-11-28

A neat and strong carpet fol
dining rooms and bed rooms or
sale at these prices:
z TT. in. 8 TT. squares. sac
9xo squares for ........... $685.
9x12 squares for .$4.ls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
UN DICHO TONIO.

''Es un concep5o com1n pore
Bonto que predomina entire cierta
clase de gente, que la efcacia de
un remedio esta en- proportion 4
gu NAL sabor 4 olor." As1 dice un
eonocido m6dico, y ademas agre.
ga: "por eiemplo, veamos Ell acei.
te de hfgado de bacaLao. Tai como
Sc extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene un sabor Y oIor tan ofen-
siYos que casi todo ell mundo 10
aborrece, Y muchos no 10 pueden
emplear de manera alguna por
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, ell aceite de bacalao es
una dc las drogas mas yaEosas Y
es muy de lamentarse que hasta
ahora no hayamos podido eliminaI
de 6I, aquellas particularidades
que tan graYeme. +e afectan su
impor5ancia. . Esto Sc escribi6
muchos amos ha; pero /. obra de
ciYilizar Y redi1nirlo ha sido efee-
tuad8 con todo 6xito, y como d.
no de los principales ingredientes
en- el efcaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
ell aceite retiene todas sus maraYi-
llosas propiedades curativas sin
NAL olor 8 sabor alguno. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel = contiene
todos los principles putritivos y
curativos del Acaite de Hf0adn de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
COMPL0T CONTRA Ell CZAR.
EgGaVleI0nss sInIsstras.

San Petersburgo, DiciembTe lola
fracaaado an nnevo complot en- contra de
la vida del Gear, debido 81 delcubrimiento
accidental de los prepaFativos para minar
ls lfnea f6rraR ceFcs de Tsarkoe selo.
CorTen contradictorios rumoreB BobFe log
detalles del asunto, pero el hecho principal
ss que mientras el General Kristh cazaba
en- Ia forests de Ochobrich, 18 miIlRs
do San PetsrsbuTgo: cerca de Tsarkoe Salo
sus perroS principiaron & hollar 81 terEeuo
unos 400 yardAs de Is vis f6rrsa.
Lleno de Curiosidad. eI General hizo
prsctiCar una excavation deBcubri6 Ia
boca de un tliuel. Los cazadoraB penetra-
ron en- 81 hiCieron prisioneroB dos hom-
breI que eBtabsn colocando una nina.
Llevados & Tsarkoe SsIo los pTisioueroB
sntFegsron los pianos de Lar minaB nnos
tslegEamaH en que Sc les preguntaban como
Iegufan los trabRjos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
Ell TENOR CAROSO
fntimO.
la prensa austIiaGa refiele an6CdOC-
fas de su vida.
'ApOnas h0 GlRtado 81 primer aeto ne sguIIl Ia
ImplGIOReIl % no hlbGr tSsplchldO d
SVguadO".

Dij6raaa que eute tenor tiene el don de
Ia ubicuidad. Tan pFonto e1tS en- la Am6.
Fica del Norte. como en LondTes como en
Vien&. CuRndo no suV tONr71ses teatKRlsa,
HU impetuosidRd ex6ticR 8 Bus pleitOB con
los emprasarioB, le dan aCtualidad.
La PrenHs auAtriaca nos revsla intimi.
dadea de ga vida.
Caruso estudia ahors, para cantarlas en-
Nueva York 81 invierno pT6ximo, 1rOva.
dor , OtsIO; no 90 cree el nejOr tenor del
mundo, si6nteBe actor antes que TODD; &C.
noOe las ObraB de Wagner y de Mozart,
pero no fondo.
Me muevo = trabajo mas que puedo,
declaFR el tenor. Los oCioB demRaiRdo
largos me peEjudican; los banqueteg me
sut6n prohibidoB. ApenaH fomo: solo 81
dfR que no cRnto, 81 aRlir del teRtF0, TEL
minadR lR function. FL vino casi no 10
pruebo; no dejo an dfa de bebeE mi So
boE aguaB mineTaleI.
Ia nochs que tengo que cantRr estoy
tueT& de mi; me siento ContrRTiado, volun-
taFioso, de NAL humor, no puedo YER
nadie. DsEpu6s de la oomida me retro
mis- habitRciones y ConteRto mi coTFeBpon-
dencia. Una vez en- 81 teatro me Tranquil
lizo. Apsnas he cantado 81 primer acto,
me aguija Ia impaCiencia de no habsr deS-
pachado 81 Segundo. Pero en- TODD momen.
to no tengo mas preoCupAci6n que defsn-
der mi nombre, ser siempTe Caruso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
In srzahIspa, un BrOtGstints J los hsGhas,

FL IlImo. Eefior Farley, hablando de
Ia confsEenciR de Ia Haya, de que se ha
rechazadO al Paps, dijo iltimamente en-
un dilcuTso:
'oEa una grande, enoFme inBenBatsz 81
hRbar rechRzado del conseio de las ma.
clones 81 Papa, lefa supreme del criBtia'
nismo. FL es sl jefe y director de
30O,000,000 de hombTes. Mas tRrde
DO adveTtir6 Ia enoTmidad de eae acto
de locuER. 81 Papa tiene, Ell solo, mas
poder que todoa los HobsEanoa Teunidoa
ca Ia Haya. El gobierns los corazoneu
y no los CusTpos. Ell % 81 gran sgente
de la paz, poTque cuaDdo Pedro habla,
todos los cat6licos se inclinan."
Un pTotsHtante aprob6 este discurso en-
Cribiendo en- 81 ''New York TimeB'':
'EAtoy de acuerdo con el AFzobiBpo
Farley, declaEando que hR Bido un erroI
81 no invitar al Papa tomRE psTte en-
las delibeTscioneH de Ia Hays, porque el
librar al mundo de los hoEToTeg de ID
guerra, eB, ante todR, una question religio
"a y moral"
Los hechog vienen & confFmar euts
veFdRd.
Los eutadiataB 90 reunieTon, discutie
ron sin 81 Papa y NADIA deCidieron qui
pudieae impsdir las guerrRs QuereF fa
vorecer Ia humsnidsd, TeChasando &
DioB, es intentar 10 impossible.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
Ell ROBO A La TIPLE
Blanca Matras en-
Caracas.
Los ladrOnes---dIce "EI COnstitucio-
naI''---BO son VeneZOIanOS.
ClRCO mil GulTSRtl j GInGO pesos en- nfsetlVO
unl s0ItIIa Dc hTIIIIRiss.

Cuando estuyimos s viAitar Ia distin.
guidR RTtiata HefioTR BlancR M&tFdg-eE-
cribe EI Constitutional de CaERCas-del
81 del pRsado Noviembre- motivo del
robo de que fu6 Vfctima Ia noChs del do
miDgo 6ltimo, le dijimos: "Puede uated
estar BeguTa AefloFR, de que el autor
autoF 9 de enc inicuo CEimen, no son nj
pueden ser venezolanoH."
AbonRn nueatro dicho los anteCedentss
geneYoBoH de este terra.
Hs sucedido 10 que habfRmos pTevisto,
pueg los autOres dol Tobo, que hR gido ya
degcubieFto, no Bon vGneyolanog.
he Rqpf ahora el recibo dado por Ia
BefloEa MatE6B al General Hip6Iito AcoBta.
Una vez mas Be evidencia la actividRd
de nueatTo Cuerpo Policial.
Lease:
"Hs recibido del General 81. ACoata de
IR Policfa, Ia cantidad de o6nco n1iE cuG.
rehta 3 ct'SOO pesos en- Elective, una soFtija
con un btillants dos rubfes, dos pareH
dc gemelos, una leopoldina con una onza
mexicana, IN bolsillo graude de plata, un
reloi de aefioFa eBmRltRdo que me fuaEon
robadoB la noche del "a del prsBente, y
reCupsTado en eAta fsCha.'
'CaracaB: 26 de noviembre de 1907
Blanca MatTds 9 de Aiquibey"
Tambi6n el atildado cEonigtR del aIudi.
do diRTio caraquefio, dice, con motive del
aUdaz Eobo, 10 giguiente'
"Pri0i6n de Lui0 IrigOyen q de Antonio
Lopez. Aver fueron reducidas prisi6n
Luis Irigoyen, espafoI, , Antonio Lopez,
cubano, ladroneB del dinero alhsiaa de-
Ia Hefors Blanca Matrap; loa dos coriatss
en- Ia CompahfR de Zsrzuela y uno de
ellcs, el Irigoyen, protegido del senior
Csmpos. La poliCfa di6 con el botfn en-
los dep6HitoB de sguR existentes en- el esce.
mario del Teatro. embellishments Ge pu
sos6 Ia voz con la MatE6s para anunciarle
81 hsllaggo de TODD cuanto habfa perdido.
FeIicito q Ia eminente Bimpatich srtista
por 81 feliz reuultRdo obteni 10 poE nuestro
competente Cuerpo de Orden Pdblico y
tengo especial satisfaction en- hacer cons
tar que no fue un venezoIRno el autor de
ssneianta villanfa."
LA CORRESP SPONDENCIA, aaf como
eI cEoniRta Don Ber7sabe felicitan & Bu
vez Ia limp6tica aTtista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
NOTICIAS De CAMUY
Remate de las rsparaCiOnss de la
plaza de Camuy.
hOtlGll que hl Glusldo IRnunso IlgoeEIo On sI
pu IN.
(Da nNeatro oorrespongaL. }

DiCiembre TO- Los i6venes Mayol =
Alfonso, cOnaEruir6n en- breve un bonito
kiOAko en- la plaza de eats pueblo.
-Continda enfermo 81 pEeaidente del
ayuntamiento Lcdo. en- dergcho don AL
bsEtO BruGi , Alvarez.
Don LauEentino EAtreIIa regreB6 has.
tante meiOrado de 81 eBcuEai6n { ISabsIR.
-Ya est6 funcionRndo 81 anc6n en- eli
rio de Camuy.
Los prOfescres de este pueblo ceIe'
braron Ia fiesta del arbol 4 satiafacci6n.
NueHtroH pl6cemeB Ia BenoTits MILAN,
principal senor Castillo, MerCado Ace.
vedo.
-El % del passdo tuvimoH 81 gusto de
estreohar Ia mano del Compafiero de Ia in
fancia, don RemigiO CABIN, pEestigioso
maestro graduado de Quebradillaa,
Don Hanorio Hernandez, popular al
calde de QuebradillaH, nos invit5 & visitaF
Ia plaza de dichO pueblo, Ia verdsd,
las HepRracioneg hechaB la heFmoEeRn mu
cho. Los QusbEadillsnon muy contentus
con tan Rmeno nitio de Eecreo.
Don Fructuoao Firpi remat6 las re-
paTRcioneE de lR plaga de Jamuy.
va empezRFon los Rsaltoa On este
pueblo. Aver noche la cRHa de nuestro
amigo don Antonio de Ls6n Be vi6N invR'
dida por Ia Orqueats y amigos de la lOca'
lidad. Los aBaltantss fueron obHequisdol
con IicoFeH.
-El Official de sanidad, doctor don vi
cente Roure, ha montado 50 ofioinR-con.
zultoTio, con esmerado guBtO.
-El cable anunciando 81 FegreBo dc
Mr.. Post, hR causado immense Tegocijo er
estR localidad
-Isidors Marcial PortaIatin, faIlecit
en- este pueblo los ciento veints amos d.
ed0d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
La LLEGADA DEL CO.
bernadOr Post.
DiStinguidOs eIemGntOS del pals '
extTaDieIOS van a EeCihirIe.
e gOhuRldOT 50 muIsira siilsfsGha dSl TVgrssO
aI que ostIml como su prGplO pals"

A Las 6 de Ia mafiana de hoy tom6
puerto 81 vapor "CarscaA" ca 81 que re-.
gre1aba estR islR 81 gobeTnador senior
Rpgig I'll. Post
Sc dispRTaFon varias bombRB eato
Birvi6 de Rviao para Ia llegada del diAtin-
guido viBiRo quien fueEon & reCibir Ell
muelIe del "Qusrtermaster" un numeroBo
contipg3nte de todos lo1 elemSntoa HoCiales
de esta ciudad. UnioniHtaS Eepublicanos
como miembros dc Ia Colonia eBpsfiola y
de otras nacionalidades llenaEon 81 muelle
para dar Ia mas entusiRBta bienvenidR 81
popular gobernadoT.
LIN banda de Ia policfR insuIar ameniS6
81 acso ejecutandO eacoiidaa piessB entEe
elias Ia "Borinduen''.
Los Hefiores WilloughbY gecEetaFio
particular senior Noble faeron recibir
tRmbi6n al gob,rnador en- el coche de
Palacio.
Eatre los ConcuFrenteH eHtRbRn los 1eio'
EeH GguisntsR
Comisi6n de Tecibo, aefi9Tes doctor F.
del Valle Atiles Rloalde de la CiudRd, Lido.
Juan Hernandez Lopez, Lido. Antonio AL
vaTez Nava presidente del Casino espafiol,
senior Stubbs del alto concrete de estR
plaES, Juan r. Baiz, LIDO. Juan de Guz'
man BeHitez, Luis Sanchez Morales, Ma
nuel CamufiRB y Lido, HeEminio Diaz
Navarro.
Adem6s los ssforeu Lcdo. P. de Audrey,
iueE BszSn, Pedro j. de ElzabuFu,
doctor Rafael del Valls Rodriguez, Groo-
meE, Ward, Dexter, Grahame, J. Labra.
dor, B. BIandino, r. Diez de Andino,
LOdO. F. de Paula AcufR, Federico Deie.
tsu, Gross, AlmRz6n, LoubFiel, Fernandez
Lcdo. e. ACuds, Lcdo. r. TirRdo VCrrieT
J Torres, Psnedo Benitez, Galvez OteEo
Il. AcuhR, TruntoDs, Patiho, CaimaTi
doctor Gonzalez, r. NaTvaez, r del Vale
Isno, Capit6n de la policfa innuIar CabEa
Fs y teniente Sinquirico, entire otToB
Tambi6n fueron Representatives. de SIS
correspondence" dem6s prenHa de Ia
ciudad. ApeHar de 10 tempTsno de ID
hoTa 10 concurTencis era numeFosa.
La comiHi6n di6 81 senior Post Ia bienve
nida reiter6ndole lR invitaCi6n que va ID
habia Bido hechs por cable, para el ban
quate que Be llevaT6 efscto al IA.
El gobeFnador contest6 dando las gra'
cisg p0r el coFt6s recibimiento que O. le
dispensaba, ell que sstima pIofundamsnte
que 90 aentia muy Hatiefscho de volveE
Puerto Rico en- donde tiene tantos amfgoE
"ConsideEo q Puerto Rico como & M
pFopio pais-teEmin6 81 sefior Post ~ mi
halaga profundamente volver estaF en-
trs voHotroS, aoeptsndo guBtoso Ia invita-
ci6n que me habsiB hecho para 81 banqustt
que teneis la coFtesfa de ofreCerme."
Una Comisi6n de vecinoH de Bayam6r
pVesidida por 81 Befior Angel CestaEo, pre-
Bidents del comit6 de Ia Union de Puerto
Rico en- aquella localidsd, vino tsmbi6n
San Juan fue & daE Ia bisnvenida 81
gobeTnadoE.
A les menos 10 minutes lego & il
FoTtalezR acompahado de los ssfiores sc
Crltsrio particular de Puerto Rico. L
comisi6n on Coche autom6vil, lel aoom
pafi6 tambi6n hRsts Ia Mansion Ejecutivs
"Ls Correspondence" do Ia bienvsnidl
Rl lefiOr Regis ii. Post falicitEndole por 9
fsliE viaJe FeAlizado,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
La CON FIRM MACION
de Mr.. Post.
Y2nO fu6 ObispO plOtGstaDts . cato
IiGO quien lie administraTa eI "a
m0S0 sacramento.
Sus doirletorss GoI0olr0a shstisaI0s en- 81 Cd
mIRO.

Y no fu6 ObiBpo. -. protestante, nj
cat6lico, quien le administraFa este Sacra.
mento... religionamente hablando
Me Esfero Ia confirmation. polf-
ticR, como Gobernsdor do Puerto Rico.
Un buen mRrino e1 un buen mRrino...
y sntiendo, como dican Las franceBss, que
"a tout segneur Bout honeur."
Els sxiom6tico que valer mucho POGO
CD m6rito mas que Eufcianta para hRcerBe
de enemigog gratuitog, y Mr.. Post, que
cuenta con Las generates .nimpatfas del pue.
bio puertorTiquefio, pofqua ha sabido car
t6raela con aus meFitos, no podfa Ber mejor
que los dennis moTtaleB para Ia excep.
Ci6n.
-Sus detFactoFes, en- vispeEaB de lR con.
fTmaci6n dc Bu nombrRmiento poF 81 Sc
nado como Goberuador de Puerto Rico,
colocsFon obut6CuloH On ID canine, Ilsna.
ron Las Columnas dc cia1toa peFi6dicoH de
frases hiTienteE iEre8pstuosRg, con 81 pLGes.
si6b fin de antorpsceTlo y Rnularlo.
La barca polfticR na1egRba en- m mar
cuaiado de isIau madrep5ricaB On foEma-
ci6n, que ofrecen grandag peligTos; ID tenn
pestad ge Cernfs Fugiente y amenazadora,
queriendo deltEosar 81 VslGmsn , 81 tim6p;
81 oleaja Rtontaba rates -baPrer Ia cubieE'
ta...... psEo eI experto maFino saliva loa
eEcoIIoa que ofrscsn lac lslss madEep6ricsH,
domino la tempeltad , COME tm6n intacto
30 preaenta On eI puerto deiando & los
eIemegatOs con nm palmo de naFiceB
lSalve al marinol
FEN.
l;nu4nw
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-12
Una OpIRIdR aIsmaRl.

En- 81 Lobay Anseiger, de Berlin, 81
captain Pustan publics IN aEtfcUlo en- eI
cuRE dice que los creditoH dsatinados poE
EBpafiR la EeconstVucci6n da 6u marina
de guerra, que aon de 800 400 milloneg,
son totalmente inBufcientes. Esto pres,
oindiendo de que, construfdoB los buquss,
guB dotRCioneH seTfan defectuosRg. De aqut
el provecho que cato signiica para Iugla
terra, Is cual ganaF6 mucho dinsro sin
paligro dc niugUna eBpecie. Y shade que
para que ls marina eBpanols fuera pode'
rosa, era necesaTio que Gibraltar pertene.
cieFR EspRIiR.