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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
ATLANTIC FEET WILL STEAM OUT OF
GOLDEN GATE FOR THE ORIENT To-Day

be none of the picturesque scenes in
cident TO it's arrival two months ago.
but for all that there will be thousands
of patriotic Americans posted on San
Francisco's hills and on The cliffs that
flank the approach to the Golden Gate
aid the big fighting ships will not lack
for hearty cheers and fervent good
wishes when they head out into the Pa
cific on their way to the far east.
The fleet will steam out through the
Golden. Gate i'm single column. This will
string the sixteen battleships out over
many miles of sea. and by the time the
last ship sweeps out through the gate
the Connecticut will be hull down on
the western horizon, dwindling,
smoke-obscured speck against the de-
clining sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07

san Francisco, Cal, July 6.-Shore
'edVe for the men of the Atlantic bat
ueShip fleet came to an end today and
'ne few sailors that have been seen
,oo1t the city's streets were attending
The last duties peculiar 20 the sad
ns o. naval vessels. The patrols were
Az a.. IN force all day. and are still on
gLu'y tonight. rounding UP the last OF
we crews; but the majority OF that
nork was done IL st night, and there
Sle Few of the sailors who will be leit
remind when the fleet hoists anchor
ara gets under way about o'clock TO-
morrow afternoon
san Francisco will take no onfciai
nouce OF the departure of the teet- Nc
holday has been declared. there VIII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
FLOOD FOLLOWED DOWNPOUR OF RAIN
AT LINCOLN, B.---SEVERAL LIVES LOST

Lincoln. Neb.. July 6.-Lincoln today
experienced what was probably the worst
flood in its history. causing the known
loss of five lives and possibly two others.
minor injuries of several. a property loss
which cannot yet be even approximately
estimated. an almost total suspension OF
railroad traffic to and from the city and
hundreds of families who have been
driven from their homes are tonight
sheltered in public buildings and private
residences.
The known dead are:
John Nelson. drowned while. trying to
rescue stock
TNree children OF Henry AIMED. a boy
ar.-i 3. girl aged II and girl aged
H. They fell from boat after peliS
rescued from the flooded home. MIS-
Scheuster who died from fright and ez-
posture, after being taken from her home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07

young man named Willard Nichols
was caught in the flood while returning
home from town about s o'clock this
morning He climbed a telephone pole
and citizens say they saw him after cling
ing for hours fall i'm the water. No trace
of him has since been found.
child of a Russian family. name I'M
known was reported drowned. but the
report has not been verified. The drown
ings occurred between 8 and 3 O'Clock
this morning. when the flood was at its
height. but the identity Of the victims
could not be learned before this even
ing The flood followed the greatest
downDour of rain known here for many
years.
The Lincoln electric light plant in
flooded.
Mayor Marshall tonight issued an appeal
for a donation for flood victims.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
OF
FRIENDLY TIES
Break With Castro Govern
ment More Complete Than
at First Supposed.

New York. July 6.-The break in the
diplomatic relations between the Unit
ed States and Venezuela, which result
ed in the withdrawal of Jacob Sleeper.
the, American charge d'affaires, fiom
the Venezuelan capital. is more COM
plete than was at first generally be-
lieved. The full text of diplomatic
notes which passed between Mr.. Sleep
er and DR.. Jose de Jesus Paul. the
Venezuelan minister of foreign affairs,
subsequent TO the withdrawal of Mr..
Sleeper. indicates that not only are
the friendly relations interrupted, but
completely severed.
Mr.. SIeeper's Note.
In his letter notifying the foreign
minister of his intention to leave the
Venezuelan capital, Mr. Sleeper wrote
that in view of the Venezuelan govern
ment's persistent refusal to- give re-
dress for the governmental action by
which all American interests have been
destroyed or confiscated," and 'in view
of the tone and character of the COM
munications received from the Vene-
Zuelan government, he believed that the
further presence in Caracas of diplomat
ic representatives of the United States
subserved no useful purpose"
Reply of Venezuela.
DR.. Pauls reply to this communica-
ton was made in the same tone which
characterized previous communications
made to the American representative.
1t is declared that President Roose-
welt had persisted in asking redress for
American interests and individuals
without any justice and right. and that
Venezuela is not blameable If it does
not permit the nation to be "wrested
of its rights" as
A request for safe conduct made in
Mr.. Sleeper's letter is refused on the
ground that. as no state of war exists,
the Venezuelan government did not
consider 1t necessary or fit to grant it.
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KILLED FORMER HUSBAND.

lola. Kan. July 6.-Mrs. Artie NJ. Hea-
ton early today went to restaurant here
conducted by her divorced husband, Clint
w Heaton and shot and killed him. She
then snapped her revolver twice at Mrs.
Ella Gill. to whom Heaton was said to
failed to shoot the second time. Mrs. Hea-
ton threw it at Mrs. Gill, and fled. Mrs.
Gill fired two Intellectual shots at the flee
iuc woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
WEARS FELLOWS STRIPES.
Son Of the Man Who Wrote Amer.
lea" in Iowa Penitentiary,

Des Moines. Ia. July GA case which
excites genuine human interest came be-
fore the state board of parole in this city
today. 1t was the application OF S. r
Smith for pardon. He is the son IF
Samuel Francis Smith, ID. D.. who wrote
America" and was one of the most
prominent and Influential residents of
Davenport for many years. He is now an
old and enfeebled man. In 1904 he was
sentenced to the Anamosa penitentiary for
eleven years for embezZlement of 100000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
SENTENCE DEFERRED.

Columbus. o.. July 6.-Arthur f. Beck
formerly assistant city engineer. pleaded
guilty today on the charge of accepting
r,er agent of the Cleveland Trinidad Paw
ing company. and was released under a
5000 bond, sentence being deferred until
the other city hall bribery cases have
been disposed of.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
ANOTHER BENSON TRIAL.

Washington. July 6-United States At
torney Baker and Special Assistant At
torney General Pugh announced today
that John A Benson of San Francisco
viii be called for trial in the criminal
court her. next fall on a charge Of brib-
cases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07

:, ,,e memory of yesterday is pleas
we'll and good-it is an incentive
ine' ou 10 go on and do better work.
W ,bs memory be otherwise. again
8, and good-it is a stimulus for
We "a rally your powers, and jump
~. ,be fight afresh.-Our Pacemaker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07

Small, unconquered trifles,
The lack of a bit of sand,
Keeps many a might-be winner
From the prize he ought to land.
-Mahin's Messenger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
Guffy Again Named.

majority OF the Pennsylvania delega-
ton in caucus named Colonel James M.
Guffey as national committeeman, in open
defiance Of Bryan's demand for his dis
placement and on the heels of Guffey's
singing public arraignment of Bryan as
'hypOcrite. migrate and falsifier.'
A minority OF the Pennsylvania dele
gates held rump caucus which sought
TO depose Guffey from leadership and in
stall James Kerr. a Bryan man, as Penn
sylvania's leader.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
Planks by Judge King.

Planks of many varieties were sub
mitted to Governor Haskell and by him
to his conferring colleagues today One
of these was an irrigation plank. sub
mitted BY Judge. King of Utah. which
pledges the party to conservation OF
the irrigable lands of the west for per-
sons desiring to make permanent homes.
as against allowing this territory to be-
come the property of corporations. An
other plank along the same lines opposes
the leasing system of grazing lands as
at present applied by the forestry serv-
ice of the government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-07
Dubois Had a cinch.
Nugent Crowd ResentfuI.

The Nusent delegation are inclined I.
be resentful They believed they had tn.
assurance of Chairman Taggart that Com
mltteeman Osborne of Wyoming would d.
on the subcommittee Osborne is friendll
to the NuSent men. He wasn't called
Instead. Johnson of South Dakota wa
selected, which leads the Nugent men I.
keen suspicion. since former Senator Pet
ugrew. also of South Dakota since hi
arrival has been actively engaged u
helping his friend Dubois
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
Junta Local De laIuaitn de Pto. Rico.

San Juan, Puerto Rico. Por Cuant0,
an aeai6n celebRRdaian Is nocha del diR 27
de julio da 1905, III. Junta Local de San
Juan dc la Union t6 Puerto Rice, aCoTd6
que Dc conYoCaRa h convention municipal
oFdinaRia one pRsaiens 81 aEtfCulp "a del
Rgglamento, con II fla de elggir los com
pROmigaEios que VbtgF6n ID CRndidatuER do
JuGz sacEetaFio MaEnhRl municipal.
PoE cuanto, ID Junta Central de Id
Union dc Puegto Rico, 0n CiFcuIaF do
Julio do 1908 hi gsiialad0 para lIaVar &
efsoto eBa convention en todos lcB puebIoB
dc Ii isis, 81 pr6timp dia 2 8s Agosto.
Por 10 tsnto, tnE ID pregeato J ( rom
bra de oata Junta loeal, 20 invite 6 Eodos
loa c0Rrsligionaiiol Dc alta iuri1dicCi6n
mnniciipal paEa Sue oencuEEiando 81 dis 3
ds Agozta sa1hl sdo dsBde lap 8 AZ n ma.
mana haatR laA ~ n tagda los ooloQios
CoEEe pondisnsg8 IS aabaT, Ga San juan,
Sol % " sn PueFta de TisRra santurca
sdifiCi0 del Club UniOniats da dicho1 b.
rRios. depoaitsn aug Bufrsgioa librementa
por Lon compE0miERTio8 qua Gillian sur "a.
Iuntadeg, dahisndo ssE 18 Dor San Juan.
nor PasEtR da TisFRa, 5 Dor santprca Y
Il k88E HI 44A9aAA809s
DiChoa O0Iegio5 ettaE6n oonstituidoa baio
u pEalldenCla DC d9n Pedro ElzBburu q
de San juan de c0n FeRmfu Bijio 81 a
FuaEta Dc liaEEs.Iy @ dnn joss C0Il ]
Cuchf al de santUEes, dsbisndo inoIuir..s
en d ticket "a 6anaJuaD los des ooarre,
EniaaRfoB da IA lEaRina.
San juan, z. R julia I'd, 1908
Rafaet Diaa ds lAaes6so. PEeidanta.
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ViaierOs

PaBOjeEoU Halidog GyOU abordo.d0l caro-
lina para IoB EstadoH Unid0p:
H Ponbeyg, j @ Hill, Mabel Cill0y,
Lacfs Cilley, Harvey MsEtsnB, s TilOy, O
M Hilborn, w 8 BradwBy, Rafael Bar.
letta, John D Gillieu, B J Olsen, w @
Hardy, F s Dynart, saluntiGno LENA,
Fsntou r Nc OEesFy, d w Bland, ard
Mrs. Bland, g s SalIonbHOh y 1Ofant,
Master George BonArd, g yr1. E w =
BonArd, @ @ Bryant, r w Young, w Z
Young, Alfred GEunewhId, Charles Hart
zoll, e M Verge1, Rudolf Riefkohl, N a
Jonag,VG Ritter Jaime GslAbsrt, Label
DureCGt, Nc LaFen. James j LeRFy,
A j LsmeiEs, j Vega, T PorEatS DOTia,
Juan Tinaud, Damisn MonssFFat, F Fer
nandas, H L Cochran, Mira Cochran, Bar
tha I, MauoCk, Col Mrs A G Hines,
Ramon Valdez, Ramon Valdez Jr., Q O
Lord, Miss LouiHs and tWo iufants, Gap
tain j M Moore, y Mrs Moore, A NJ Moo
re, Francisco PaFEa, George s L6timoTI
Rosa Maria Para, Isabel French, 2 A
GPavAtt, G Willard, Marian O'HaFEow,
John D Hoyt, SV L Lpitt Matter Tho
mag Mott, JR (10 yrD), 7 D Mott, John
Gould, T . Mott, Charles HaRtSall, Sara
F HinmoD, Matilds NAdal, Matter Fer
nando Vsr0 g yEs), Charles VOFe, Jthu
@ Baltz, Pedro GRrcfa, j O Schroeder
Juan Rivera, Fred OoultEi, j FoEont, j
Malchsrbe, Juliet A Casey y infant, L n
Davis, MEs DAvir, Louis F Davis, EmiliG
AcGna, Ramon Castro Auguita, Manuel
sAliCrup, Louis BozsO, Sargent F B Moo
70 Mrs F B Moore, MiB1 Anna w Moore
MaHteR Roy Moore y Master Lister.
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La .CElEBRE TORRE ElFFEL
Tiene ahOra un Valor exceptional,
con ell descubrimieDto de Ia teIs-
gIsfia inaIamhrica.

En- ell afio pR6ximo tiena que llegaF
ger pEopisdad de 10 villa de Paris 10 torre
EiffsI. :'
Mr.. Eifsl gaBt6 gsig milIonaB de frances
On lsVantaF este gigantic de aero para la
exposiCi6n dc 1889; peFo como NO FsCibie'
70 m&s BubVenOi6n que Is de an million
quiDientcg mil frances, 90 10 aut0Riz6 para
que los pEoduotoB do 10 exploitation loB
hiCiaTa guYoB pOr el aspacio dc vsinte amor.
Este plas0 espiFa an 1909, , lR villa de
Paris vA entFar ds8do luego On pobaai6n
de la famons torFe.
Cuando ss inici6 el pToyecto de Ia coma
truoci6n do eBta enoFms mRsR de acere, tu'
y0 apasionadOB y muY netables opogiCio'
nistaB, C0nt6nd0a9 entire Los mas CGEaCtsRi'
Sados & sardesu, AleiandRo Dnmag Pal
Heron, Cope, LaCont9 de LiHIe, MAison.
nieF, B0nnat, BoUgueFeau, Goun0d, &.
La toFF0 de Eiffsl DO lsv6 & cabo pc.
Bar de todO ? dsBpu6B de degempafiRr Bu
daatino On 10 Exposition hR oontinuado
fernando pREts muy seflRIadR do la fsono'
mia dc Paris, Y On Coniunto de atEeVida y
genial RTquiteCtufa no ha deiado de ll&'
mar sismpEs ls atanCi6n. T.
Es pusB, evidents, que 10 toEFs dc Eiffd
habrfa tsnido que oonaidsFarsa en- TODD
tempo como IN ronumento aEquitsct6 III.
CO; psEo con 81 deEcubFimisntO de Ia tale
hKafiR inalSmbRica ha Venido & 6sdduiPir
para Francis un valor y una uti.idsd ex,
cepcionales. :~ RI
Pnede aaagurRrss que ui ls toFrs De
Efd no hubieER exiBtido, 90 habEfa tsnido
naCeBided dc conttFuiPla { roils costs nara
el destin0 que hoy tisne, de GBbaCi6n maE'
conifr6fi q , de punto do paRtida dsl tells
grafo inaE6mbFico que hoy comunica ya loa
dos Continsntgs, 0l de Europa y America.
l0u6nto vale hoy para sl Ayuntauaight0
de Paris Ia propiedad de lR torFa da Eiffsll
No ss fkcil CulOularlo por 81 mOmsnto.
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TTabatO del JuzgadO de paz de Que.
hTadiIIaS.
(Ds maestro oOsrssponsaD

Julio %. I'm 81 dfs dc hoy Hs han CO.
i9bFado en- al JuzgHdo de paz de ssts pus'
bio los juieiOs Eiguiantsa:
Contra jose PEisto, por crusIdad CON
lo1 animalsA, pOr loI guardiau Rodrigusz y
BatalIa, 30 CantaVos de muIta.
Jole OoTdsEo, por inftingir Ia ley de
BanidRd, abBuslto.
Maria do Js6V, pOr abstraction de IL psz
pdblioa, auHpsndido pOr fAIta dc taatigol dc
la acuBads.
Maria Mila, por abstraction de IL paz nd.
blioa, 81 de mults dos lfaa do C6FOsl.
Pedro de Jsada joaquin duran , Joue
Soto, por abstraction de la pas p6blica, ab.
BpaltoR.
Domingo Dolls, poE inffingir Ia Icy de-
cRminoB, abguslto.
Ramon L6pes, pOE infringir la ley de
Ranidad, abauaItp.
Pillar Gonzales. alteration dc Ia paz, so
Centav0R do muIta.
EulOgiO Hsrn6ndsz, infraooi6n de IL ley
do RanidRd, abHua'to.
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iilIeg6 Ia hNEaN

Los BsfioFoB Zalduondo , MisE, duslion
del establocimiento denominado La Lasnn,
(sRn Francisco 35) tisnen q gasto do
RnunCiar uuI Folacionadog que ha tsrmi'
nado % q balance annual de dieha tisnda
y con obieto da EonoYaE d IuEtido han
acordndo TeaIisar todk1 Las msTCanciaE
PxiEtontsI actualmonte, Esducisnd0 Lon pre-
clos II fnfma RxpEaai6p.
Eata YeaIiauoi6n duFnra II 8 Is dfas no.
lRmonte, pues pEonto ualdFf para Nav
York 81 sncaTgado ds lau compTas J GIPs'
ran para fin de meE, tsnaT aquf d nuaV0
BuEtido que EsE& 81 mayor J mas eGplsndi.
do que jsmsG hsya rsCibido tisndR RlgunR
en San Juan.
En- "LR Luna" ancnntERFeiB ana gran
divsFaidad de aIticuluB en- Loo ramos Do
msEOAncfaI, paEfumsFis y noVsdadsI con In
busnR op0rtunidad Dc RdquiFirlsH per In
mitRd de ID pReCio.
No olVidsis, pueI, que In oCaEitn lR PIN
tan c1lvR apEovBchAd. PaEEoquiGnoall
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Un IucidO halle en- Ia COIOnia espa.
fiola de Carolina.

ri dOmirgo ti,timo vi6ronn0 Lon DRIon0B
dol edifcio que oCup8 en- CaEolinR, ls CO.
lonia sBpG Il 1ls, lleno8 de fsmeninoB enCan'
too, do luz = verdadsEa poeafa que Bs re-
hsiabR On las Alegantsa tOi2ettes de las de-
mss, en- lcBSagracisdoa Bemblantes, en- los
bellies Ojo8 que faFgVFabsn rsdiSnts1 de
alsgtfa b'jO sl il fojo amRbIe do Tsrpuf.
core.
Con motive do lR cOlobrRci6n do Santa
go ApoVtoD, patron do EBpanD, la CitRda
OOlonia sgps fiola aCord6 la CaIebrs0i6n de
IN bailea que ca Tsalidad q00d6 auntuogo.
Son6 ol timbFe lag echo media, y Ia
comiHi6n de rsCibo ocup6 Bu pussto aten-
diando lon inVitsdoa que ('egaban' con
exquinita CoTtagan1a.
A lRu ditz preasntAbA 81 Bal6n aIp0oto
bri lantftimr.
LindRB y enCantRdoTaa zen 9gitau, Ccmo
bouquets de e FGB, 10 RdoRnRbRn.
EntFa sllag FecordamoB & Carolina SAM
chez, luOiOndo ga triunfal belleza, & lRg
no men0B lindan = exoelentea hRi!adOEgG
Matilds GaFciR, America Alfonso. Alum
ci6n AlonBO, AguBtine Ualdar6n, ANA Ma
Efs 8Os0, Isabel Ryan, Maria HeEnandgg,
Lopez Rivers, RiyeEo giCard6, Gonzales,
y muChRa mfs que h0 olvidNdo pOE ID
ole del 0ntuaiasu1o. -
En- Cuanto al Aexo maSCuEino, EspEegsn.
tado CON excslenciR poR CaTcline, sau
Juan y distintau pohlaci0n0a dc la iala.
Mil gFRciaa Lon diEeCtoFa8 do Bqusl
impoEtanta caatEo BsciaI, J la comisi6E
anCaEgAda de loo ftstejoB poE "a OoERecte
pRoced0E aua fn0B obJequiog. Rom 81
Quia0nes.
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LRRIH0S 7 S0MRRER0S.

En 81 Paris BazaR 10 han FsCibido abEi'
goB do Hsda nPgEou con cuollo boTdado &
$500 unO, J Lon hay tambien de g., $40
Y $12 uno.
En- BombEsToB da BtfioEa 10 Rcaba de re-
c-bir uno de ultima novedad que % van.
der& 6 dos dollars. Ea un Hombrsro "a
msments bRrAto , muy slegants.
En- artfculoG de- matRl platsado propioH
para EsgaloH hay an inmsnIo HuTtid0.-
PEDRO GIUSTL FOEtals8a %.
Sc VENDE IN pianO sn muy busn en-
tRdo, maEca dc fkhFiCa ameEicGno, pEamia'
do en- lR expOaici6n Do ChiCago. Para in
foEmea San Francisco 70, altos. 3v.h.
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EN- CAMUY.
EI MuniCiPiO IiQui1d So pFesupuestu
con SupGTabit.
lIal hole spultl % IA Gu'I Uarlss uplonlslln
mlRlfIostla que tlsrol rspubllelnss.
(De aaealro sogrespomsaL. }

Julio 29.-HS contrsido matrimonio
civil en- snta pobIRoi6n nuesETo amigo don
Agapito Valentfn HidaIgo, nntuFal de
Aguadilla, con la gracioER trigue1s label
MaTreBo , Ruiz. Falicidadea mil daEea,
mos & tan EimpktiCa parsjs.
-El municipio de Csmuy liquid6 ~
pF0Bupueatn de 1907 & 1908 CON nm Hupa.
Eabit dc S240.40, aisndo In lsgunda Vez en-
90 vidR administrative que obtisue tan
hsEmoso FesuItRdo.
lei DspaEtamsnto de Educaci6n hR
rsmiti3o s don juan Nspomucano Miriam.
d. necRstariO ContadoF municipal de Ca.
muY, 81 CeEtifcRdo de maaatro rural.
-Ha ciEculsdo una hoia impress firma.
da poF variog obEsEoH que, al dsCir do los
miGmOs, IL mayor pRTta han Rido HoFpran.
didoa poE aaF unioniItaH. Pronto % con.
teataE& an@Rgicaments.
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JpLro IS 1908.
DOCTRINb 81;
~
PROCACIDAD, NO.

Muy pobTe idea de- au CapaCidad ints'
lectual Y dc "a Valer moral do el gBGritor
que para CombAtiE an RdvsEEario poIfti'
co, tieng que dsHCsndeF 81 baio = sHcurEi'
diSo teFEeno del peFaonaliAmO, campo va
dRdo ri hombFe Oulto ? bien naCido. PeTo,
dRadichRdamentS para l9 eduCOCi6n del
pueblo; para Ia CoTdialidGd que TeinaT
debe antFe loa que prof !8an la elevRda mi
sion del psEiodiamo = para IS ConCoFdia
que eB fueFBa exibta entire lO1 paEtidoz po'
htiO0s, suede con freCuenCia que Cuando
un0 do los apdaCas que ain condolences de
ninguns OlaRs han Raaltado In oStadER del
peEi6dico, OonvieEten eHss en- una egpeCio
do oloaCs conductors Go inmundiCiag en-
tFa laH que aEEojan Id honEs = ol prelti
gio ageno, mRnChRndo TeputaoioneB inma'
CuladaB, pOnisndO On tsla dc iuiCio honrR'
dsCss mantonidaH fnC6IumeB On faeTzs dc
nacEifcion.
Triats pobr0 oicio de libsIiltR que 81
pals We con TopugaNncia, CRng0do como
ehtk de la luchR antrO aus hiioU, que lor
hombFan de bien miEGn con aaCo, pueg Be-
men pOF Ga prOpia honRa amanazada hiem
pre- p0E 10 pIUma B0sE y Canallezca dol la
dE6n de agsnAs EoputaCiOnsg.
El pals quieFe d0CtEina, busnAg onIs'
Kansas, disCuaione1 de prinOipiOD; & 81 nc
10 impoEtan para NADIA lRs paElonalidRdsu'
Lo que -le inGsreBa 90 Con0OGE Ia VeTda6j
sabeF hkciR dond9 90 10 ConduCs = como 1c
lo gufa.
El pals quiOrS Ol OBtudio dc su8 problo
mas pol1ticoV, eCon6miCOa y gociRlsB que
R6n aRt6n Sin EesoIvaE y Caai Rin An9lizaE
Todavfa NO HAbs 81 pals que b0neficio
perjuicio lo han tEAiao Ian tOFifss protOC
Cionistaa.
Adm iguoRa al con el nusVo regimen hl
sumentado 6 diaminuido lA CEiminalidad
Y al igual que eataB dOn CueBtiones hay
Cion mas Do oEden OCon6miCo y do oEd0r
moral que egpsran BOr digCutidaB On II
prenHa.
Aparto de elias, hay otEaB do oEdOn po
Iftic0 que inteEegan Los paEtidog militan
teu. ExpliqusD Lon EopubliOanon 10 Conye
nianCiR del status, como hem0g axplicRdd
nosotEOl la del EHia1o. Expliquen POI
que ain habar FsCibido NADIA do les E1tGdO
UnidoB en- 10 politiCo, aino poF 81 ContTaEi'
habisndo psRdid0 aa BuB manoa nuentEl
C0ndiOi6n civil de Ciudadan0g y nus1tro
daFeChos policies ca ell oRden inEeEr aci0
nal, debsmog, empsFo, amar tisFnRments
ssa naCi6n antepOnsE 01e OaEifio 81 santi
misnto noble, lsvantad0 y natural qus in1
piEar dsbe Puerto Rice tOdos su1 hijoH.
Expliquen que bsnticios pr6ctiCoD hl
obtsnido al pafa CON In incorporation y GU
provachoa E0alaH hR sACRdo de ella el P0E
tidO.
Expliquon que no hN hscho de Rqua
pAEtido TspublicOnO puertorEique1o, t0H
fueEte, tan popular, tan pujaut0 ants1 de
tramando aFr0F do lR Rgamblea de 1904
que al convertible en- nRCionRl 30 hR Vu0lt
hume vAn0.
I'll campo On exsenso, 10 mAtsEiA inago
table su estudio instructive , dignifCa
dor, pus8 llevaRfa Luz & muChog CenebEo
que doHean aaF iluminRdog.
suban sBa campo lOa que esCEiban Ol
la pRensa polftics y harGn m gran bien
la cbra do la CultuER = del progrsso de
pals. Eao = no al del pEoCa2 perlonaliHm
CD el que piaar debo ol eBoEitOr que aHpiE
Gervir la patria ConllaB!s sClaEidadoO d.
50 int0ligsnCiR.
AGUsTIN NAVARRETE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
Los mas sIsgantss sOmbTsTOs.

III RcrsditRdo bazRr "LaH Novs8ada8P
que an 10 calla de San Francisco ofFsCs RI
pdbIico I'm mngnifco EuEtido do cuanto
pueda deIeaF la mas Tsfnada fantauis, sea-
ba de impoFtar HndfGimoE HombFsE0s de
todRu foEmaB; paEo On particular de Merry
WidOsO (viuda alFgEe) que tantO furOF O.
tfn hacienda ca Estado1 UnidO7 y Euro
pc. Los hay de todOu tamaaou y pFoCioa'
El uurtidO de coIumuaH iaEEonOI de MIR
mol, obistoB de toCadoE, pSEfamsEiD, cEistR'
leEfa = psrfumoRfa iaponaEs, CuadEOg, poF'
celanaH, prendodores etc, ETC., o. VeTda'
deEamsnta salsCte. Todo ebiato para Ea'
foFaB, ueiIoEitAH, nidRs y CAbRllsE9H. de TO-
daB IRB fsTtunAE, Bs snCu0ntFan On ''LaH
NOvsdRdoS" pEscioH loI mfE cOnvsnisn.
I'm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
gONERGIRL.

Nos particips 81 sr. Enrique Gil, de
Aibonitc, que, con fechR 25 do Julio, y
ante Ol notario do la villa do COamO don
Felipe Rodriguez. hR CompEado & loo sreB
Pon8 y CompafIis la casa ComsFCiSl que
tanfan agtableCida en diCha plasa, y que
desds hoy giraEG bOjo en- solo nombre; ha'
bi6ndOsa hsOho cargo de 90 aCtivO y panivo
quadando snoREgado del estAbltCimiontO 81
SE. Amador P0nz, & quiGn ol sE. Gil ha
confsEido podeE para lag OpsEACiOnea do Ia
casa, q In cuaI dsssamoR bOenog nOpocfou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
EafNmo do euIdada.

Sc enCuentrs Eecoiido en CANA, On nR re-
aidsnCiG de San Juan, gquejado do una
dclonCia dc cuidado, nue1tFo diBtiuguido
CompatEiOta el SP. Nican0R lsp0, que hsata
h0c0 POGO EasidiaTa ca Carolina
Dsoaamon pEonto establishments Rl en-
f0Rmo. ..: