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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10
water and quickly swan ashore where
1t disappeared in the bushes.

The report sent from Brunswick that
Ncrrymceting park has been sold by
zation composed of wealthy Boston
Hebrews, that 1t will be used by theru
for L club house and that the public
will be excluded from this attractive
spot is denied by General Manager
Iyers of the l.. a. w. st. Ry. THE
story is without the slightest fOuDda-
ton. We have NOT even been nego-
tiating with parties in Boston or else
where for the sale Of the park But
will say that if any wealthy Boston
Hebrews or anyone else desire to buy
tho park and will Law down the money
they can have the property" y
The coming year at Bar Harbor will
see the completion of Greek amphi-
theatre which is to be constructed
nearby the beautiful building Of arts
against the slope of the hill. by which
il will be possible for open air pcrf"n'-
arrcs Of the Greek and Eliza brthan
drama as wen as frequent festivals
by the choral society of the village:
Will. one will at the same time OBJ
tain charming Gfimpses of wooded
hills and arborcal beauty. At Par
Harbor is located the first structure
of it's kind in this country for so high
ard noble a purpose as that repre-
eontod bv the building of arts, which
is classic in design and represents
eeInctivc adaptation of some "f the
best Greek models. The embodlment
of this plan has been worked out by
George Dorr Henry Lane Emo. i""g:
". Vanderbilt Mrs. Henry r. Din"cs
and Mrs Robert Abbe-nameS winch
should never be forgotten by all Ia
miliar with the summer colony al
Names most famous and representa-
five resort This building represents
an interesting problem and IN" nm
mise of which it is the expression Is
nf decn sipnificancc cit is, says
owen Johnson, in an article IN ire
Soptnmbcr Century. "thc nrSt con-
Sp;ctIous effort on large scale Ill
this country, to crystaliZc tn" diverse
clements that form the summer COT
on,- into a real society. having as Its
objective the highest csthctc aho IN
tcllectual stimulation-not Only L" IN
courage literally the arts OF AM ~"
INT to contribute to the Soif-edIcati'H
and 10 the helpful mingling OF citv
and village life? And Will" ms
starts at Bar Harbor its influence
Will extend to summer and winter we
in country and village thi"usi'oo'
Maine and all over the COUNTY, =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10
ROUSlNG RALLY
Will Be Held Tonight at Dover
Record Class at Foxcroft Academy.

Dover Me. Sept 9-(SDeciaD,-lhe
RepuDlicans in this section are plan
ming on a rousing rally Thursday even
ing when Hon. James r. Garhelo III
Ohio. Hon +. 4. Powers ana non
A. X. I.umbert of Houlton Will sReah
at Central Eall. This will be the CLOS
ing rally of the campaign and the
Republicans are planning on making
it a record breaker.
one hundred and thirty-SeVch "'n
dents are registered at FoXcr"ft AeA"
emv this term and the school opehe"
very auspiciously Tuesday morhii.s'
The largest entering class IN the MS
tory OF the school, numbering %. was
registered Several others are expect
ed during the week. Miss Nettle hun
mails. colby '0S, is teaching the fret'cn
and English classes and this IL the oniS
change in the faculty this year. Inc
football team was out tor Prdc''''
Tuesday night. Claude Boyle mas oee''
hired to coach the team. lhere -
some excellent material this year an"
4 fast team is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

A week has gone by and still the
mystery of the identity of A. +.
Thompson. the alleged Brunswick Re
publican who wrote to the Argus say
ing that he had been Republican for
twenty years but was going to cast a
Democratic vote this year, remains un-
solved. The Brunswick Record says
no such man is known in that town
The Argus. which hailed the convert
with great glec. cannot find room for
airy explanation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10
Maine EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Congressman BurIeigh.

GMaine Temperance Record)
The people of Waldo county should
remember some facts about Edwin c.
Burl"igh. He has again been nomi-
rated to succeed himself as Repre-
sentative to Congress from the Third
District He is a man who has
proved his ability and worth by deeds
rather than by words
Mr., Burlcgh has served his consti-
tucnts long and faithfully and Will,
indulGing in n" flights of oratory. he
is consistent, persistent and sue
ccssful worker. He has obtained for
his District concessions that 9th ers
who make more noise and do less
effective work would have failed to
get.
His private life as a citizen Of
Maine. and his public life as Governor
of Maine, to say nothing of his effac-
tive work in Congress is sufficient to
demand his reelection.
Mr.. Burleigh is self made man in
its truest sense. He was born in
Linneus. Nov. %. 1S43, educated in
the common schools, completing his
course at Houlton Academy. after
which he became a surveyor which led
him to examine immense tracts Of
cumberland Here, seeing the future
value Of these lands he invested in
them largely, and thus laid the
foundation for his present fortune
In 1870 he was appointed Clerk in
the State Land office, and six years
later was made State Land Agent
serving for three years during which
time he acted as assistant Clerk Of the
State Legislature
His administrations as Governor
We're wise and satisfactory to his
fellow citizens. 1t was on his recon-
mendation that the change in method,
of taking the valuation of the State
was adopted, and by the new system
the valuation of real and personal
property was increased from 1920, 900
600 to 5000, 900 900.
1t was through Gov. Burleigh's in
huence that the Australian system
OF voting was adopted in this State,
and advocated the appropriation for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10
comino Events in Maine.

Comma events IN Uo"'o'
Sent. 7-s-a-1O-Maine State Agricultural
Fair Lewiston. r,,,a-
Sept. S-9-10-IIancock County FAIR b'ue'
hill. rat. pe,,,st
sent lO-Twentieth Reunion or 20
Maine Regiment Association. carmel
Sent 15-16-Central Washington Fa'r'
Machias. pouo,.oot
sort. Is Ioli-Oxford County Fair. South
Sept 15-1s-17-somerset Central Fair
sept l'-ls-l7- Kennebec County Fair
Sent. 15-1s-17-Cumberland County Fair
Sept. 16-Reunion of First Maine cav
Watervi!lc. .
Sept. 16-l7-Reunion of 18th Me 1nfan-
Sent. r7-1S-l9-East Somerset Fair. Hart
land
sept % -23-Cnity Fair, Unity. ~
Sept Meeting of the Somerset -.
Veterans and Womans Auxiliary at
Bingham.
Sept 22-23-A Cumberland Farmers
Club. w. Cumberland
Sent 90 90 Bridgton Farmers Cluo
Sept q 24-North Knox Fair. Union
Sept. 29-Richmond Farmers Cluo'
sept. 23-Annunl Reunion Of 9th Maine
Regimental Association. Augusta.
Sept 2a-30- Oct. 1-South kennebec taH'
Windsor. ,
Sept 2a-:O-Oct. 1-Franklin County FAR
Pennington
Sept 29-30-North Hancock Fair. AM
herst mt,
Sent o9-30-New Gloucester ana DanViIe
Agricultural Association at New Glouces-
ter.
Sept 600 Oct.1 West oxford Fair.
FryeburG.
Oct G-7-S-Lincoln County Agricultural
r.. to h.pN
Gotta.
Oct 49, 14-15-Sagadahoc County Fair.
Topsham.
Oct. 21-23-Annual Meeting Of the Maine
Federation of Womcn's Clubs. Portland
Oct 2h-"8-Conference of Charities ana
Corrections. Waterville.
Tee. 1910 - Freeport Poultry Sho"
Freeport
Dec 1i-17-AnnIal Meeting 81 tho Mo'ns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

Kennebec and Androscoggin counties
are not alone in being saddled with
Democratic rings whose methods the
people are now beginning to under
stand and resent. Down in Knox
county there is also a Democratic ring
and unless the Rockland CourerGa-
zette is less reliable upon this subject
than its clean record in all matters
warrants Us in assuming the people
of Knox are getting very sick of that
ring. 1t is one of those close cor
porations. like the Democratic ring in
Kennebec county, where the members
run the county conventions, divide up
the jobs among themselves, and make
their rule n burden to the taxpayers
and an abuse of official position Knox
will do we'll to join Androscoggin and
KenneDec i'll putting its-s Democratic
ring on the junk heap next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

One can but admire the Maine
Democratic party for its tenacity in
sticking to q hluf that dcCeiveS no.
body Riddcford Journal.
The Democratic party is by all its
traditions 4 very shifty organization.
1t is famous for its agility in running
away from its record and in lodging
real issues. Hut there arc some
things j, sticks To. and its biennial
campaign bluff is on" Of them. There
arc several other things which it
sticks to. but anybody who mentions
them is accused Of jumping on party
when ii is down. Suffice it to say
that the 1908 bluff of the Main"
Democracy is the same old bluff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10
Sagadahoc is All Right.
Oath independently

The Democrats of Sagadahoc coun-
ty are making as much of a fight as
they can this year to hold up to the
pace they set a year ago. They do
cot soem TO be accomplishing much.
however, for in Bath, where the
greatest vote was polied by them two
years ago, harmony now prevails and
the Republican vote promises to be
larger than it has been before for
several campaigns. All over the
county there are signs which point
to the usual Republican success and
we look to see Sagadahoc throw one
of her old time ma iorities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

A leading Democratic spelinihd"r
who is Il candidate for the Legislature
from a Ecnnclcc county city is citing
nightly as an instance of legislative
e>travasaucc under Republican rule
the fact that when he was a member
of the Legislature some years ago he
received $500 to pay him Cor his eN-
rens"s in visiting the Gorham Normal
School in company with party Of his
fellow members. when as matter OF
fact he did not pay out any money
during that trip It is not on record,
however, that the gentleman has ever
maid back that $500 into the State
treasury. He confesses that he took
the money and dwells upon the in
stance as an example of legislative
graft, and then proceeds to hustle Tor
the votes which will return him TO the
Legisiature! That big surplus which
has accumulated in the State treasury
under Republican rule is a powerful IN
centive 20 the Democrats in their aspir-
ations for Office these days. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

Poo" Maine. which the Democrats
are fcllttlinG and plying ana lying
about in their attempts to show that it
has been going backward under Re
publican rule and as IA result Of the
rrohibitory law. has managed to in
crease its per capita wealth ~ per
cent in the last half century, a far
greater increase than the other New
England states have made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

Plan to be at Augusta City hall to-
morrow evening to hear Senator Bur
rows of Michigan and Judge Powers
Of Houlton on the national and state
issues of the campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

'EsTAeLIsHED 1925

No notice whatever will b taken Of
unsigned communications.
The journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return Of re-
jected communications.
Address all commune ations rotating
to subscriptions and advertisements
to BURLEIGH & FLYNT, Pub
fishers, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10
Maine Gossip
A World of Beauty,

This OF worlds full o Ieauty, you can
say Just what you please,
An the happy birds proclaim from the
blossom scented trees:
There is beauty all about you out of
natulc's blessed store,
From tie snow-capped, rugged noun
tains down to where the breakers
roar.
This Of worlds fun o beauty, an she's
gon' right ahead.
Maxim lilies white as snowlakcs an
the roses hluShin' red:
An the grasses in the medders lift their
dewy blades an sing
To the bountiful Creator who has given
us every thing.
This oil worlds full O. beauty spread
about on every hand.
An the skies are bright an smilin' over
all tn. blessed land
Every breath that fans the hillside Tits
q melody sublime,
An goes tink1in' notes O gladneSS where
the mornin' glories shine.
This; o. worlds full o beauty. take
She's about the best OF country that a
Teller cares to know:
[ don't see no use complainin' when
we've got a world so fair,
With the birds an buds an blossoms all
about us everywhere,
N f. Homestead
Lewiston had very narrow escape
from as bad an airship disaster as oc-
CURED at the Watervile fair
Caribou already has shipped from
the 1908 crop of potatoes 2S3 ears. 161
being from Caribou station and 122
from the Van Buren, and Limestone
branches. These arc the heaviest
nentS ever made for the time of
year.
Capt. John Martin Of the pulp wood
carrying steamer Akershuh, which ar
rived at Portland from Chatham, n.
r., Monday forenoon, reported seeing
school of II whales in the Rav of
Fundy sunday. The whales were in
plain sight near the surface and did
not seem a bit frightened by the
steamer, which passed close to them.
In the school WAS one baby whale
which friskcd about and spouted for
the special entertainment of the crew.
During the past year the York I'm
provcment Society has planted some "a
trees, 1920 shrubs and 1875 creeptrs The
village green has been kept in good or
der, and all trees. shrubs and creepers
have been we'll cared for; streets and
sidewalks have been kept free from
rubbish: grass has been cut and weeds
have been uprooted along the road
sides and loose stones and gravel re-
moved from the sidewalks and from
the Cliff walk. Now let the rest of
Maine follow suit
Capt. William Bennett Of the tug
Bismarck of Bangor when we'll down
Penohscot bay a few days ago. saw a
deer struggling in the water a long
distance from land. The captain at
ono" won't to the rescue. The deer
was taken on board of the tug, where
it quickly dropped to the deck COM
pletely exhausted. 1t was wounded
on the rump apparently by dogs. At
ter remaining on board for a time it
revived and when they were quite near
the shore It went over the rail into the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

Lewiston had a very narrow escape
from as bad an airship disaster as oc.
Cured at the WatervilIe fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-10

Caribou already has shipped from
the 1908 crop of potatoes 2S} ears, 161
being from Caribou station and 122
from the Van Buren, and Limestone
branches. These arc the heaviest
'nents ever made for the time Of
year.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
NuevO modo de defender mas d0te.

En- los Suburbiou De lR ciudad dc Paris,
un OrtiicO Bupo que Is bonisa hija, que
OpODaB ContabR 20 amos DO edad ere cor
tsiada poE an dap0ndisnts dc tienda. To-
tOTGBado On sl honor do % hijA 81 padre
invite aI jovsn 6Uu casa = 10 pr0gunt6
que pengAbR hROOF.
-"CaBAEme con ella, natuTAlmentO"-
ContsOt6 sl joVsn al paTsCOT BugsutiOnado
poE una dot0, que aunqus pGquefil, 10 co.
ria Gtil gSg6u Eug C6l0uloB.
sObEs sIe punto el padre , el futuEo
YeFno no pudiGron vOniF un aCuerdo.
En- un sEFanque de CoFSje oI pTeviBoF
Padre BhC6 an cuOhiIlO = NmsnGzhndo al
jovOn con 81, 10 dijO.
-'USted 90 OaIarG con olls sin dote,
mueEs".
La teREibls mOdidR BuTti6 oI efscto de-
Iaado, ri jovsn que fac Isvsmsnts heEi'
do, dS8pu6B dc hAbeP r0CibidO Las CuTAH en-
ol hospital declare que para tsEminaF Ol
anuut0 DO cRBSEfs con lR iov8n Run pres
CindiGudo dol dote.
Ahora bion, no 90 inform0 Bi el pEevi'
sor papf fn6 enViRdo a 10 C&rCsl P0T la
forma smplsRdA para defender ls dOte dc
~ hijR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
Cama8 y r0Ra blanca.

El ba8ar de la Gale de San FganCisCo
Bigne ofrsOisndO al pdbliOo sI mGA sslocso
IuHtido de objstos do fantasia qus pusdO
dessREBe. Adem6B do loB BombEaPo6 para
BsfioraS y safioFitag, y otros mil objstoB
para dRmas y OAbRll0FoB, tisne IN busn
BUFtidO de Camaa con todos Bua acCesorioa
? do los mas 0lsgantss modeloR. On gran
BuFtido dc FopR blanca para EefloFaB
y gedoritaB aCabR de FsCibir para los 6lti.
mos Vap0EoB y tods ClaHS de pFendas do
sBta Glaze pn0den 0nContFaEB0 "a 'LaB No.
vsdRdss". EssnCiRs fnau, de todaa mar
CaU , pTCOsdsnCiBB ObjstoB de tocadoE
ParsguRs y HombEillas 90 oncuentRRn RIIi
pFeCioa sin C0mnatancia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
IA AGGRESSION De QUE
fu6 yiGtinla ell jO-
ven Oigda.
C0ntiRla lOdasid EN- cana haiO Ia
asists1Gia del Dr. FOssas. -.
LO DOIlGlO SO mSStf6 GoTGeela Gn los SugOSo8 dol
mI6TGOIos.
Ode mMe0tro oOTTespOnsoI)

B8ygm6n, Octubro 2.-PFofundo pasaP
hB Caugad0 On 0aka CiudAd Is ggTeBi6n do
que fu6 vfctims ol jeYsn AndE6a Qjada,
hsCho que oCuEFi6 lR nochs del microbes.
En- este agunt0 se tFatR pTGciBament9 dc
jovau0B de la buena aoCiedad que no DO han
BAbido guardian los dsb0Res qoe ella exigO.
Los heChoB que han sido denunciadoB
yRRl Hon. JuaE municipal, NOS diE6n 81
dia dol juiCi0 qui6ne8 son los CulpableB y
6ItoB s0E6n CantigRdOB BeVsFamOnt0 p0r 0I
jueg, que CON % acoatumbEado Eect0 pEoCe'
deE J Bin dejaRBe infu0nCiaE do uadi0
EBpeFamoB eI fallo oIoCuants del tTibu'
nal, para qu0 is opinion foEme juiciO.
El j0ven OjOds Contin6R en- CANA bajo
10 RgiatsnCia del DR.. ToHsRR.
-NueAtgO bu0n amigo don Manuel j.
Rivera tuvo la OOEtssfa dc invitREnOs & Gu
bian m0ntRd0 cafe que tien8 ffent0 6 lR
plRzR de e8tR oiudsd, On d0nd0 ell bu0n
amigo, gin EepaERE medioB pu0do offsceR al
pdbliCo tOdo Lon aFtfCuIOg pEopioG de Bu On.
tabI0cimi0nto, loa CualeB mas de Ia buen0
oalidRd, son aervidOB con OsmsTo guBto y
equidad en- el juicio.
-En los Successes dol mi6rCoI0U, 10 poll
Cfs GBtuvo COFFecta ne vic en GI sitio de
10 oouFFenciR al jsfs VillRFini iBvGatigAndo
los hsCh08 EgpaTamoa 10 aotitud do Ia
poIiCfa el dia dol iuicio.
-NuaHtro amigo Antonio Ddvila milo
aver para el HsnatoTiO RntitubsECuIoBO, en-
d0ndo 0BpeEa FscupeFaE Ia BaIud. MuOho
nos aIegPREfRmog que pFOnt0 ConDiguierR "a
d0Bso el Citado amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
REUMATIsMO CR6NICO

Aconsejamos cuantas personas SUI
fren de dolores y redmas al estado per-
manente, a tOdOs cuantOs encuentran
penosOs los mOvimientos de sus MEM
bros tienen deformadas las articula-
clones, a las persOnas, en- fin, sensibies
al menor enfriamientO, que hagan uso
del Omagil.
POrque, en- efecto, va sea en- licor, va
en- pildoras, ell Omagil tornado la mi
tad de la cOmida, la d0sis de una
cucharada sOpera ell licOr, bien a la de
2 a 3-pildoras, basta para calmar prom
tamente los dolores reumaticos, aun los
mas crueles y antiques, por Tebeldes
que hayan sido otros remedies. Cura
asimismo las neuralgias mas d6lorosas
y cualquieTa que sea su asientO: las
cOstllas, los rinones, los miembros 6 la
cabeza, y alivia los sufrimientOs tan
penOsOs de los ataques de gotta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
UN BUEN TRlBAJO.
ia TDDdbIIGl Do Panama YIl zOna dol Cana
ante d dOrOChO do gOntOS.
(Por Oscar Teran)

H1mon FGCibido un eiOmplRr del folleto
publiCado por don Oscar TeE6n, que tEAtA
do Ia E0pGbliCa dc Panam6 = la sonR del
Canal anita 81 dOEeCho do g6ntsD y pEOIsn'
tado al CouCurno Cisntifico alberto poT 81
AtOnOO dc Panama On Is do Mayo d.
timO.
Cuatro tem0E d0BRTEolla 81 NuEor con
Abundantea citAs, FOlRCiOnRndO loB pAiB0I
con quienes ID j6ven Fep6bliCR hR CsLebFA'
do tTatRdos do todaB ClaBo8
DAmos al senior TeE&n lAH mas expTOBi'
Van gEaCiRB por % ht6nCi6n, El tFAbBjo
msrsOs lssFaP Estk euCrito On estiIo sem
clio, ain ampuIoEidadsI = ia autOE de-
muoStrR GAtar biOn enterRdo do Lon asuntoG
de IN pAfn.
"LG dopsndencia do PAnAm6, como muy
RCertRdAmOntO dice Ol uefi9H TsT6n, con re-
laCi6n los EutOdoB UnidoI, tiene mas de
moral que do poHitivA: no fgura en- 81
tEAtado p6blico Eino bOjo 81 dilfrRE dc una
gAERntfa y al ampOEO de 6ItR, 10 Eep6b!iCa
g'za, al m6noB en- lG GpREiOnCiR, dc Loo
RtEibutoD do nRCi6n BobsrAnR."
La gaTNntfa, HfiRde, 10 0ponG que Pa
mama RiuEto con OtTaB naCioneB libTGmentG
tEatNdoB do pRz, RliAu8R, COmerCiO, etc., &
que PanRm6 apEoOio pOT Iu CuentR los ca
sos dc guerra & que PAnNmG declare 10
guorrs."
I'm EHtAdO, agEegO, On CondiCi6n IOmO'
jantO o., ante 81 dorscho dc genteG, I'm Es'
eAdo modiatiSadO 8 semi GobOEano."
Del folleto ne deBpEOndo tAmbi6n que 10
soma sstG arrSndAdG loI EutSdOD UnidOG
lou sfoCtOU dc Ia exploitation del proysC'
tRdo canal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
TrihuIaCiOneS de Ia Caritati'a duQus
Sa de MaIhOEOugh.

La duquoEa dc MslboEouhh hs tsnidu
bAstAntes difcultRdGB con Bu fav3Tita casa
de carload para Las eBp0saB de loa primo.
neroP, casa que ellis hs donado gsnSEoBR'
mentG.
Hay un tron de IavRdo anRxo & la CASA
, loB vSCinOB sEiHt6CFataB ponon EspaE9 4
10 pEesencis de muiero1 andEajoERs On os'
pOTa de trGbOjo.
TERtRTon de GmpTendeE an itigio en-
contra de ls duqueBa, p0ro 6Sta, despu6B de
hAber ConBultado con ia AbogRdo' RETRO 0l
tEan do IavRdo.
So indigna 0l p0nBaE que deBpu68 dc hs'
b0r gaatado $4,000 On I8 CaHR, 90 vos en-
10 n0coHidSd do teneElA que remover OtFa
pRTtS do LondEsn,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
Ia convention uDiOnista de sysr.
Son RtmIRadOs los STO8, Antonio do AIdrty y
Enrique ACO8la, para iOIGgito8 d Ia Canl1
Dor Gl OISihtO % HImlEa0.

La Junta central , los IlsIGgadoB & Ia
ConvOnci6n del diAtEitO DO HumGoGo, fun.
d6ndoBo on altos pFinOipiOI de juAtiCiR, 'tc-
maron ol patEi6tiCo aCuerdo de 6legiF para
EOamplasaH 6 IoB sEsB. M6ndez ORrdona y
BaEcOI6, quionGB pEeBsntaE0n Bu EOnunCiR
con CREGctOr iREsvoCabls, LOO SFNI. Ante
niO dc Audrey y EaTique ACoBtS, quo le
EegufAu en- ndm6ro do v0tOu en- Ia pEimiti'
va election. Fee Acuerdo anf miGmo de-
gIgnar lOH srsu. Miguel Guerra y joe
g. Torres como Hupl0ntOB para Ol CGBo que
OCuFER aIgunR vGcRDts RntO1 del II del CO.
FEiOntO meG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
Ell C0DfIiCtO con Venezuela.
Por que no saIut6 Ell 'Graorlant, 4 Ia Gu,yra.

Por las fltimaB notioiag, 90 CE6s Babar
que On Bu EespuOnt8 q Ia Ultima notS del
pFeBidsnte Castro, 0l gobieFno holRnd6I
hACa On GuStRnCiR, Ian DiguieDtG8 obgsEvR-
clones:
El cEuceFo holand6l "GsldsEland" no
sAlud0 al pRbOll6D vsn0zolRno cnando on.
tFO On La GuayrO, poEqus Begdn el uBo
International, Lon bAEC0s do guerra no So
ludan un pabsll6n dc IN puerto extEsDi8
70, Cuando an el CuFgo del afio han entERd0
"a 0ate puerto = hsCh0B loB ERludoI aces
tumb'R1og.
PoE otrR paEto, ell GsIdsFIand" no %.
bis Hi loo fosrtsa ContoStsIfGn 6 90 sa9udo,
? On 90 duda, al bAFco hoIsdd6s pPefIi6
apFgaFD0 Rl uBo international, dc no "a
ludar mas que una vG8 On el afio.
ACOEGR de IoG pretsndid0B inEultoB al
Consul de VenGzuolR On WilIGmatRdt,
iB'a de CuERsAo, 70 deOlaEA que Ia cRlidad
do consul de enc perHona, uuncR fu6 rsCo'
nOCidB p0E 81 gObiOTno iug'GA EntB per-
Dona 20 pOdEfa, pueU, legA!msntS, calf
CRFg0 ni COnsideTRrga como C6ncul. ViVfR
en- CuFREa0 como IN simple Ciudadano do
VenGzuela. Por otr8 pRTtP, Bi los Reniden'
tsI holandGBeg en- CuEa8 8Ro manifestation
indignation contra eB9 individuo, fua por'
que IN h3mbFo gus Bs aCAbAba do arEeBtaF
poT hRbar distEibuido pFoClam0s iDiurioEag
contra Holanda, declare habsR Bido pBga'
do POE el paoudo-C C6ngul de Vsne20elR.
Finalmeuts 30 hRC0 ObgeEvaF que el tRG'
tamiento de que hR Bido obi.t0 Herr de
RsuD, MinintFO de Holanda On Caracas,
(expuIgadO poT OTdsn del Fessidsnte Cas-
tEO) GBtAbA en- dsBacuerdO con las Feglau
iDtoEracionsleB, puSg RnteB do entrsgar BuB
paUapoRts8 Hiets dipI0mEtiooH de Gx'
pu'saTlo del pals. Venezuela dtbi6 in-
f.EmHF hl G.bisrno hoIand6J de que %
MiniAtEo en- Caracas no era poEEona grata
= psdiE 10 llamamisnto.