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New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
TREATS PRISONERS KINDLY.

Il don't believe in treating men in a belittling
way" said Sheriff Chaner Tt is brutalizjng.
believe in giving the prisoners all the freedom and
SUNSHINE can He demonstrated this literally
lie found paint on some OF the windows of the cell
room and had il scr4ped off in order to admit more
light to the cells. lie permits the prisoners to see
visitors almost freely II they were in their
own % fdo h%ST 81 nh m c6rrdo ne fs s topped m 20 for
reason that convinced Kim that his confidence
one :.icht the turnkey heard the sound of saw.
on invcsugauon he found that a cooreS prisoner
another occasion there was a jaii delivery one Of
the prisoners. a bright young fellow who had only
one month 70 serve, made key Of wood that would
was recaptur,d lie was then sentenced TO the
II l5ld the prisoners that l considered that they
had 'loiated my confidence, and mat must there
after loGk them mp IN their crs ItS , innocent
stood that could do no other way after what had
The Sheriff conducted the representative of The
TTbuu" through the cell ROOM stopping 10 spec x
natured way We keep Il Just as shipshape and
clean as a yacht" said H., pointing With pride. az
tho mir being as sweet as thar of the drawing room
Brother Bob's' altrUistic acts sometimes fail in
one OF his prisoners was am Irishman from Barry
town. The Irishman had been sentenced 70 three
months Imprisonment for being drunk and beating
and he resolved TO let drink alone in the future.
Tho day for his release arrived lie decided 70 turn
his face away from the scenes OF his downfall ana
go TO New York 20 begin life anew. He sought a
ChanIcr financed him 20 that extent. Naturally"
said Mr.. Chaalar. vhen he got out in the open air
a drink by way OF ".lCbratinS his release. After
[nrfe n2nli @ 'T,n. ans @ r'vg ~ % M =, E,s Ic,d
lie dwst upon H." of his wife and in testi-
flying against him and getting him into trouble H
life. he went to H1rrytown and assaulted the wife
hours after Ills rc'.a7c no was back in the jail lie
WIN hav" TO spend ten Years IN prison now Nh
hloodhouds i'm training against day OF need.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

pains. The boys the arrival at the school OF
the representatives of the law. had taken their
heels in many directions there were boys
This scattered the pursuing, forces, and as the
Sherff's staff not fleet of foot a : the boys
all escaped. Later of the boys was captured
but the matron of the school refused to appear
against him lie had 10 be released Il only
wanted 10 scare the boys said she. Realizing
that the good matron in her desire to keep her
lawn free from bad boys might call up a time
when he was the only available hoy chaser in the
office. he decided that the dignity OF the office
special deputy, charged with the duty Of maintain
ing the pesce on the lawn of the young women's
school.
The wrongdoer has the sympathy Of Mr.. Chanler
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

State TO insane. Since his escape TO his estate
In Virginia ne has been declared by courts
of the latter state. He is. therefore in all the
states of the Union except In that state which
he wishes enter this month in order to sue for
his property held there he is liable to arrest AMI
TeinCaTCeraUOn. The United States Supreme Court,
To which ne carried his plant. has decided that 70
cannot prohibit the New York courts from molest-
ing him should he enter their jurisdiction. Re-
Gently nc decided away Merry Mills his estate in
Albe marie County. Va. To the University OF Viz
giuia. retaining only . life of IT, in order 70
halk his relatives should they endeavor TO obtain
control of IL after his death \ curious provision
OF the deed. which brings up a picture OF ths
r r VS. streaming to his place for weekly
swim, is the providing that the privileges OF
the swimming pool shall be maintained as at pres
ent Ordered-that is 10 say, 'the gentry, persons
distinguished by birth OF position in the neighbOr-
hood. may the pool free OF charge GER
IA
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
ALTRUISM AND LAW.

Aitruism is mingled with his idea of the practice
Of law and the occupancy Of public office. He re-
ceived tha appellation of crank from his fellow
lawyers and was dubbed eccentric when in 1890 he
began the practice Of his profession. because he
would defend criminals without taking fees. The
motives which led him to take up criminal law a
branch that one would not except a young mill
ionaire Of standing and prominent family to se-
lect, he once expressed in these words:
4 have followed the criminal law because be-
led me 10 become the advocate n9 +Iasa eSo @ Iat
be falsely accused To defend human kind TO aid
The oppressed and the accused and TO save human
life is the highest aim of my life"
The fact that his good nature was sometimes i'm
posed upon did not sour him in the least appar-
entity On one occasion he secured the acquittal Of
human derelict from a murder charge and then
tucked 3 note into the pocket Of the released
snow was falling. The mans clothing was thread
Take my overcoat," he said, suiting the action
70 the word by removing his 500 overcoat and
10 my Office for another one Wien the sat %l send
PETER you can return this one TO me-" 1t is said
once he defended and secured the release Of q
his watch was gone. 0'-" ''i1'
.,o1 Your honor he said in court another occa-
sr1n i tns man has Wife and six children. II you
vii wlIl make the fine s25 I viii pay it myself" The
Before he gave UP his law practice in 1896 he once
g65 fconsaeraole space in the by being fined
~ n IS8 his altrustie tendencies and his interest
ne went to make personal study Of the social CON
otons OF the lower classes Of the United Kingdom
IN International law and ,turisprudence. He next
5trscted attention by making political speeches in
5hSlailo, ana py gong 10 Ireland Joining the
Parnel party He became part owner and sub
eoltor OF John Rednonds paper. and II is said that
II ne nad peen willing TO give UP his American
citizenship ne could have been elected to Pariia-
Tnent from Roscommon. The family characteristics
OF independence, uncOnventionalty and indyidIlaI-
ty were exempied in his disregard of the feeIin es
Of some Of his cousins when he engaged in criminal
law and took the Irish side OF the great English
practical problem. He frequently referred 10
'one Of the Astors' in these connexions which
IS said 10 have annoyed relatives by the name Of
AEtor living in England.
Last FEBRUARY Mr.. Chanler had the distinction Of
being the first Democrat occupy the Governor <
chair in twelve years. He filled il for only twenty
four hours. Some asked him how It felt TO be
Governor Of the Empire State
About all I've done is 10 work the long distance
telephone in effort 10 get Sheriff Chanler OF
TDutchess County. that I could notify him that
was going TO remove him. But Bob's too clever.
He must have got line what I purposed TO
DO for he wouldn't the phone
Then he laughed. All Of which would suggest
N-nuld give him credit for naseessing
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HIS CALAMITY AROUSED.

There is a side his duties peace officer
which appeals 10 his sense Of humor One day the
tele phone bell rang.
.'YesWhoisIt?"
Il am the matron OF the Young ladies' school on
- street There a lot OF bad boys lettering
around tho buildings. 1 wish you would come no
mere "A once
Ais sense Of gtilantry touched and tk-
u tpe offc. force except the Sheriff rushed to the
sem in such vehicles could be collected on the
instant In a little while the members OF the stafr
Leean 10 straggle back. All of them out OF
breath, but with prisoners TO show for their
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

He looks at him as a human being and psyche
logical problem. II like being sheriff said he.
You get acquainted with real life The office Of
comes to you with his troubles. / used to be easy.
I'm not easy It's only when there is a,
real need that you can do anything that s of
value"
Mr. Chanler does not believe in filling Up the Jail
with prisoners with the intention of grating ou
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

the men had a knife his person. Every one of
them had had chance to put any weapon he had
in his bag in the shanty: 1t is probable that some
Of them had knives l did not examine their bags
TO md out. That was part of the plan.
simply intended to scare them. They knew after
that visit that if anything happened they would be
held responsible There has been less trouble from
them since than before I pretended too search
them
1t is not every Jail corridor which contains the
sign Gentlemen will not spit on the toor others
not 1t strikes imbued with the old
idea of jail being curiously worded, TO say the
least. one WOrd-the most startling one IN the
sentencc-is the kernel of Sheriff Chanler's treat
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

the county for their keep. AN of prevention
is worth a pound of cure is his motto regarding
the suppression of crime When Commissioner
Bingham began ''friskinE Italians for knives he
decided to let the Italians working in the county
know that there could he no foolng with him. GA"
day with or two assistants, n" visited camp
where forty fifty men were at work.
Il had them assembled in their Shanty. Then
ordered them brought Out one by one. Not one of
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
BROTHER BOB. ="

Brother Bob" many Of the citizens Of
Iutchess County style Robert ". Chaner their
Sheriff, is fine foil for his brothers more serious
mien. He is the essence Of good nature. To many
Of adults and all Of the children the county
h is only boy feet 3+2 inches tall. There IS
something infectious his very presence that
makes MS nelghDors feel good uatured. Apparent
y there IS not person IN the county who does
not know him.
The other day representative Of The Tribune
took ride in an automobile with the latest mem
ber OF the Chanler family TO 20 into politics II
was from his farmhouse home at Red Hook. back
of Barrytown. TO Poughkeepsle There was not a
soul. man. child, passed in the course
rolled along. There seemed to be good-natured
rivalry existing as 10 who should wave the hand
Irst- Two or three tlmes ne was beaten OWING
70 his absorption in the subject under discussion.
4 Sunday school picnicking in a shady spot beside
smother occasion several children riding load
OF lay caught sight Of him first - -
Cnconventionality sticks out all over Sheriff
Chsner. Whether the story is true or not, II is
too Of him that on the occasion OF me mlarIlase @
Of his sister a year ago he did not discover uht
the day before that set for the ceremony that he
coat. He rushed to PoughkeepsIee ana chosc a
pair from the shelves of ready built store
sidewalk in front Of his office in the County Bud-
ing ~ PoUghkeepsie would not recognize him as
one Of its far as his clothing IS concerned
Hls adherents proudly assert tIaL ne oots nUC o
think II beneath him 70 wear suits tlitt coSt h9
his house have difficulty in getting him 10 polish
MS shoes They tell how he manipulate inc the
barrel in some country grocery playing games or
talking They also tell with glee how. contrary
tao COWS home, in the Kindness Of his heart, he
permitted them 20 down into a stream to drink
4tslead OF OollElng them 10 cross on the DlluE'
and found that he mad to solve the problem Of
The popularity OF the Roosevelt Democrat, who
could carry Republican stronghold by plur"lhy
e.. - votes, after living ~ the county perhaps
Sllngs in at least senses OF The phrase lie
undertakes. anu
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MltflnsRIo musrto i baIlzos.

NueVs York, Diciembre g. Rafael
RuInano = 80, majer Antoinette, >foeron
halladoH en- 30 cRna de Garfield, Nueva
jersey, muertoH csusR de balazoB que 8e
les hRb1a disparRdo en- ls cabe2a, mientraB
su peque1a hija de dos snRB iba de uno &
ctro cRdGver, tFstando en- vano de que
voIvieran la vida, ignoranta de la Cat6s-
tECfs, que Ia habfa dejado hu6Efana.
El CFfmen pc atFibuye miem bros de Ia
"Mano Negra", pues Beg6n infoTmau, las
v1ctimas tuvieron que Abandonar Nueva
York hace como un meu, debido & irhuen
oias miSteEioBas = que se trabsjR por como.
Ger. En- Bu negoCio do venta do vfveHeg,
el matEimonio pTocuPabR mantsneTae aisIe'
do, como temeFoBo de algunR intervention
extrefia, mas 90 sabe que 80 Ia habfa mo-
leBtado con demands de dineHo. Un hu6s'
ped que vivfa en- la casa, al EegreRar
ella media noohe, tropez6 con al Cad6ver
de la mujar, tsndido en- la escalaYR no
lejos yacfa el de bu eBposo, en- tanto que
lR pequehR hijR iba de uno en- otro IIam6n'
doloB repstidAments. Sc Babfs que Rus
Bano tenfR unos $500 en Bu pode7; pe1o no
BE encontFaron en- IR casa mss que veinte.
OH6ese Rdem6B, que loG esposoB temfan I'm
ataque, pUes la mujer llevRba ca 81 boIsillo
un revolver caTgado, 81 que no pudo usar,
pues TODD indica que ella 90 esposo fac
ron HoFprendidon poE los asesinoB Ia
mueFte debi6 ser inBtAnt6nea. En- Nueva
York 90 hSCen RCtivaB pesquisaB poYque sa
gupone que los autoTas del CRfmen fueRon
de aquf perpstraFlO.
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CONATO De INCEN-
diO en- AreCibO.
CgHtiHds IlGVieHdO en- Ia Jurisdiction
snC0nNandOSe en- horrible esta-
do GALES y CsminOS.
La h.WSt.InaIgs Cigars y ca, hl OORtInuIdO
SS tflbSIas,
az naeslro oon esponsaEl

DiciembTs 10 Hoy 4 las tres do la
madFugada hubo M conato de incendio en-
nm CRfstfn que tiene an Ia cslla Avenida
dc los ObreroH don Joaquin Sanchez, El
pali,ia de vigilancia que vic Halir hume
diapar6 dos tiTos de revolver para lRmAr
auxilio, acudiendo eI cabo otFos indivi
duoS que lcgEaron Eofocar el fuego Sc
aCudi6 laa bocRs. de incendio csrcanag,
psro 6Stas no dieron Bgua.
-El baile dado poT el Caeino EgpRiol
81 domingo qued6 muy animRdo tocandO
con muoho gusto Ia oFquesta del senior
Gandfs. La diEectivR obEcqui6 espleadi.
dRmente IL concurrencia.
-Est6 indiCado para ocupar lR plaza
de Investigator Municipal syudants dsl
TegoEero el ggiioF JoR6 Lim6n de ATce
Conflicts lloviendo dis , noCha en-.
ContrSndoBs las GALES caminos en- horri
BILE eHtado, estos tiltimos intransitables.
LA fSbficR de tabscoH The West
Indies CigsrB Company ha cOntinuadO gus
tTabRjog eBtR BemRnR he RumentRdo a.
gunos operRrioH. El dia l9 ne eBperR al
dueho de la f6brica Mr.. Lannmann que
viene de los EstadoB UnidoB.
LA fkbrica de hislo estRblecida en- eatR
OiudRd haCs dias que comenz6 elaborar
este Rrtfculo.
--MafRnR mi6Fcoles celsbra session sl
Concejo municipal tomRndo possession los
nueVoS concejslea nombERdoH para ooupaF
tres VaOaBteB.
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la se1Orita AdaIa Rivas
faIIeCi6 en- Yabuc0a.
(Ds nusstro oorrsspOnsal. )

DioiambEe 8-ApeBar de 10 desRpacib.e
del tempo, tuvo lugRr en- Ia maflanR de
hoy con bastante ConcurrenCia, 81 entierro
de la aDgsliCal BsfiaEita Adsla Rivas la
que On 80 paBo por este mundo fu6 nm
modelo de virtudeS, conspgr6 tods 30
juvsntud 81 tTabsjo hasta los 6'timoB mo-
mentoB de 50 vida.
Adela tuvo siempFe frsses Csrifiosas pa
re- CuGDtoB tuvieron lR dicha de trataTle,
Por ESQ 90 hiEo meFeCsdora del apTeCio y
eBtimaci6n de cpantoB le ConOcimos.
Ella, hija de Ia ExcelsR VfTgsn Maria,
muTi6 como todag las buanas amadas del
cielo cuyO Bitio sB 81 elegido para "a coro'
naci6p.
Que eEtaB lfneaB le sirVRn de siempYe.
vivR como demonstration del verdadero
afsCto que BentimoG por ls que Bupo
Cumplir como buens hjs y heTmana.
81 f6retro lucfs pFeciosaB coronas de-
dicadaH poF suB familiares ? amigos fntimag.
Un hermoso bououets de beIlag Hef1ori.
taB, COmpansraI de oonHSgraci6n de Ja
fnada, ls acompaiATon ha8ta la Gagrada
Metropolis, en- cuyo lugsE foe deBpsdido 81
duslo pOF don Eulogio Berries.
DRmoB nuestEo mas Bentido pesame &
sus deudOI ? q. 81 Dios de la mi6eriCordiO
10 hays coronado on las regiOnea del Em-
piFeo.
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UNA FIESTA De los "ELKS.
So Il0Vlrd / tf0GiO 81 dla Is,
yOlpVgTlHa 0S atrsY0Rt6.

UnR atenta invite ci6n nos ha aido Fsmi-
tida poF ls asociaCi6n de los "Eks", que
30 pFopone llevRE efscto una buenR fisgta
& las s 30 p. m. del 13,de les coFrienteg an
los BRloneB de Ia Casa FoFtAlegR 19 en-
donds est6n eI testTo y temple de ella.
El pEogTama on como Higue:
OvertuEa- IannhauBsr March" Selec.
ei6D, Solo de baritone por el u horGB. e.
ShaffsE. Romanza "MujeF Reyna" por
el senior E. Veles. Cuartsto de Bandolis
M poE los sspoaOs Hodges Mn9reB Ro.
dEiguez Gutierrez. Selection poT Ia
aefoEs w. w. Kennerly. Piano, stHora
Haas. "Buck & Wing dancing" utfor
e. EvaEta. Meditation, Masgenet. 8tfior
Lecompte. Selection, Solo de baritone
sefior w. j. Salv6. "LR jots de Cadiz
por los aafores Velez Hodges. "El
Rey del Cub, HefioE j D. McK9aneY.
Polka jsponesa, sefor E. Velez Selection
lefora McLeary como final le bsilaran
gunas danzas
Las fsstRs que Buelen dRH los "Ejks",
han r0suItado sismpra muy ConcuTridas de
distinguido slementO de esta Bociedad, y
6atR promote quedar tambi6n eBpl6ndidR.
EBtimRmoB muehO la cortesfa de % in.
VitRCi6n.
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Dos farnIdahIos ac0ralados.

"KanhimA" , "Katori" son los nombrea
dc dos naves de guerra que SO est6n cons
tFuy endo para 81 Jap6o, ssr6n las mas
podeTohas de todaH las marinas del mundO,
exceptuando una que I1glateTTg Ia man
dado conBtFuir Eecientsmente. Lo oaEac
terfstiCo de squeIIas consilte en- que ade.
mas de IL baterfs principal de csfioneB
de 10 pplgadaB, tambien Ilevar6n 4 de 4
10. Los de este tiltimo calibrs conptitufan
sl principal aTmsmento dc muehos De los
buques de combkte deItruidoS ( Ruuia, y
foTman tambien el principal de los modeF
nos de Ctras nsCiones; ea decir, que IL
principal bRteFfa de las nuevaH naves
japOnesaH on construrCi6n, es igual Las de
dos buques de a'gunol tipoB existentes.
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Gamble Do DOnbf0 J rssldonell.

El honorable 7. j. Emmona. senado1 en-
81 Estado de California, ha cambisdo nom.
brs BtfiaG poE ls cifsa de 2.O81, ell
tTeje de etiqustR por uno de TayaB snchsB.
Bemejanteu & 10 de piel de cobra de
algunoS tigrSg.
Eu otrRs paIabFag, iDgreu6 por CirCo
afios en- ell preBidio de San Qaintin, Cali.
forniE; y para que no Sc aburrs, ~ hay
otFos dos legiBla1oFeg cRlifornianos en- eI
miSmo hotel y poF igual csuBa, la Cual
es haber sceptado sOboFno & Cambio de
empIeaE So ipfuencia on Ia LRgisIstuFa
para hsceE votar medioB que convenfan 6
cisEtaB CoFporaCionss fnancieFRR
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Ell ESTADO SANTA
rio de Caguas.
Reunion impaTtante GsIebrsda con
los m6diCOs de Ia I0caIidai.
SlssRta slSta eases tO flohr0 tIORlR lsIstOReIa
fuSTOn tamadas nuOsEls Dc ISchS ] Igul
para lnaIllNrIls aR d LlhaTltuTI0 QulmIeo.
(Por tslefono.

DbEa 11-Con objsto de llevar &
efecto una inspection en- C6guas, con mo-
tivO de las isbrsu que Feinan alli, han VII
pitsdo eltR poblAci6n los sanoreu Tomfs
V6zquez, director de sapidad del depRrta'
mento de sanidRd, Caridad p1isiones,
doctor Gutierrez Igaravida2. director de
lR comiRi6n de RDemia, Rsfaal del Vale
SarFRga, director del LaboEatorio qufmico
del RefeHido depaEtamerto d. ATtau,
auxiliar do 6ute.
Dichos Shores CalebEaFon una reunion
con los m6dicoB de esta ciud0d sefioras
Gimenez Cruz, Gimanez SanJuTio, Chacar,
Rsguero Felid , Ramos CaaeIIaB cam
biando impFeAiones tomand0 ecueFdoB
respscto del entado usnitario de Ia pcb.a'
ci6n = barrioI en- dOnds existen numero sou
CaBos de isbre.
De Ia investigation efsctusda por dichol
facultativos Be iuforma one EeBultan 81
Casos de fabEe que tisnen aBiatiBtsneia.
Una dstenida vista de inspection fac
llevada efeCto en- la pobIa Iaci6a barIian
CercRnoB p0r los F0feridoH fAcultativos
acOmpsfiRdos dc los encargRdoB del pueato
de la poiicfa insulaT.
De II pueutog de leche visitados en- Ia
ciudad y son los fxistentes, se di6 ordsu
de Clausurar IA, , el qufmico ST. S6rrRga
tom6 mueBtrRs de leche para analizarlag,
10 miSmo que del sgus de los rios ''TuEa-
boz = "CsguitaB''
En- una habitaci6n cedids por eI muni'
cipio ha eAtablecido una oticina provisio
nal el doctor Gutierrez Igaravidez, practi
Cando CuantaB medidas son neCeuarias para
conocer en- toda 50 extension eI NAL ata
jaFlo 10 mas rapidsmente possible.
Sc ha extFamado Ia inBpecCi6n para ID
limpiesa de patiOg, GALES , dep6litoB d.
materias fecales.
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PARICION
De Una CONDESA.
los eSGandaIOs entire
la gente de peFgamin0s
So cree que mas bIol 50 trlfa d una lv.atura
TOmaRtIC1.

Berlin, Diciembra LA policfa aIema.
ne Gst6 intrigadR ca la miBteFiosa degRpari
ci6n de Is condGga Maria Smoiaki, egposs
del conds Adam Smoi ki, uno de Ios m6B
ficOH pTOpistariOs de la PoloniR russ, en-
el curse de an viaje poT faErocarTiI.
Hace p0cos d1ag lR Condesa monte, en-
Ia ea'aci6n de Schspetoks, en- un Coche de
primsEa ClRsa de un tEen procedente de
San PetsrSbuFgo.
La c0ndesa 90 enccntF6 sola On nm de.
paFtamonto, mientFaB que On ell Contfguo
habfase inGtRlado nm ingenieEo M. z #,
an industrial M. F1umkin I'm iovsn,
cuyo nombrs 30 ignora.
En- Is eBtaci6n de Maxim, los viaierou
% apeEcibierOn de que ls COndesR habfa
desapGTecido.
La vsutanilla de su dapaEtamento esta.
bR Eota y suA maletau tenfan algunae man.
ChRH de aangTs.
La CiFCunBtanCia de no hAber sido
abiertas Las maletas, que contenfan intac.
tas todaE Las joyas de Ia Condesa, descar'
tabRn ID hip6tesis de I'm crimen cuyo mo
vii fuers el To5o. Mas bien crey6se que
la condesa hRbFfa sido IR heEofna de algu,
ma aventnra rom6ntica.
81 iDgeDieTo , 81 industrial del wagon
contiguo no vieFon NADIA. Unicamente
declaFan que, en- IN momeDto, notaron IN
fueEts oloE Gel del Clorcformo acaso), que
les numi6 lentamante en- el Butn1. Guam
do daIpeEtaEon ya hsbfa Bido advsEtida ID
desapRTici6n de Ia condesa.
Su marido, sl Conde Adam Smoitki, ha
telefoneado VarBovis, 81 ministro de ID
coFte de San PeternbuFgo, Eog6ndole quC
active en6FgiOaments 81 pEoCego.
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un seIIo original.

Sc hs encontTado en- Rumanfa IN salIo
do CorreOs, dnico en- 81 mundo y de8cono'
CidO haSta ahorS de todos loa flat6Iicos.
Tiena msrCada ID fschR del 10. de Julio
de 1873 = eg, naturalmsnte, v6lRco, pueu
On aquel tempo no existfa Rumania.
Este Bsllo, que es de color a8ul, ofreCe
Ia paTticulaRidad de ser Fedondo como una
obles, CON los boEdeB dentadoa
FiguFan en- 81 Lac aPm0s de VaIaquia,
an 6guils puests Bohre una eafsEa, CON Lad
alas sxtsndidas uoStsuisndo una cruz con
81 piOO. No hay indication algunR del
vAloE que pudieEa teneE 81 Bello.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-11
la FIEBRE De Ia GUERRA.
CuaTtsI general en- Filiplnss.
10 lRdlISIS Do Ia sltuuGldn nIp0Rl- americana
hur0 81 p0rItteu russo 'Nouoa Vnmyl,"

Warrington, diCiembTe 1o.-La febTe
por la guerra paEece que Comien6a ex
tenderse entire el slemento del ej6rcito y
armada, pueB muchos ofcialeB que sst6n
hora en- pleno Conocimiento de las cir
cunstanoiaB que han decidido IL gobierno
enviaF la eaCuadra 81 Pacific, compren.
den que 90 una gran medidR de provision.
La idea de que es possible una guerra
entire 81 Jap6n los Estados Unidus, BE
mantieae fla On la mente de los miiitaYes
RmericanoB y 90 Comenta f&Vorablements
10 eneTgia de Mr.. Roosevelt de preparRr
TODD para eBs svsnto.
Be asegurR que do no vaFiaFEe el plan
que Ne ha traEado Ia eHcuadra no us que
dar6 mucho tempo en- las costas del Pa
cifico aino que ira q Filipinas y peEmane
CeE6 alli alg6n tempo. Tambien se aaegu'
"a, que poE 1Rz6n de rscientas infoEmaCio'
nea recibidas pOT al GobisEno, 81 PEesiden.
Go Roosevelt ha heCho tOdR clase de pre-
paTRtivoB para una guerra. Lo ocuFEido
Russia, poE falta de preparation, es una
lscci6n objetivs que no quiera desapEove'
Char Mr.. Roosevelt
San PeteFsbuTgo, DiCiembTe 10.
El NOVOe HremgG hRcs nm RnSlisis dc
Ia aituaci6n nipona americana dice que
Ia conservation de las FilinRs 90 una evil
denCis clara de las intenCiones RgFeaivAH
do lou Estsdos Unidos; los que, 4 pssRE de
lcB enormes galtoB que lee ocaaiouen, eat6n
diSEueStoE conBsrvaFlRl como base naval
militsF. Las Fllipinas les SON indtilsg,
sxospto para 81 cRso de guerra.