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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24
A RAIe EXCHANGE.

Large sums of money are no'
doubt realized from simple spec
ulstion, but the great fortunes
Sre derived from legitimate and
honest business-where the goods
furnished are worth the price
they bring. Certain famous bust
ness men have accumulated their
millions wholly in this wayf
Prompt and faithful in every :
contract or engagement they en-
joy the confidence of the publicS
and command a class Of trade
that is refused to unstable or
tricky competitors. In the long
run it does not pay to cheat or
deceive others. A humbug may
be advertised with a noise like
the blowing of a thousand trum-
pets, but it is soon detected and
exposed. The manufacturers Of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
have always acted on very differ
ent principles. Before offering
it to the public they first made
sure of its merits. Then, and
then only, did it's name appear
in print. People were assured Of
what it would do, and found she
statement truthful. To-day they
believe in it as we all believe in
the word of tried and trusted
friend. 1t is paiatable as honey
and contains all the nutritivc
and curative properties of Purs
Cod Liver Oil, extracted by us
from fresh cod livers, combined
with the Compound Syrup Of
Hypophosphites and the Extracts
Of Malt and Wild Cherry. E
aids digestion, drives impurit;@
from the blood, and cures Ane.'
mia, Scrofula, Debility, Influenza,
Throat and lung Troubles, and
Wasting Complaints. DIR. Iouis
w. Bishop says: al take pleasure
in saying l have found it a most
efficient preparation, embodying
all of the medicinal properties
of pure cod liver oil in most
palatable form" 1t is scientific
remedy and q food with deli
cious otaste and favour. G One
eottle convinceg. "You cannos
be disappointed in it." Sold by
sbsm.sts hera and everywherG-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24
NEW PROCESS AGAINST
CAPTAIN ]. F. CARTER

United States District Attorney
Breckons yesterday filed an informa
ton against Captain j. +. Carter of the
battleship Georgia, lately attached TO
the Naval Station at Honolulu as com
mander of the q. S. S. Iroquois, charg-
ing him with malicious assault com
mitted on Frederick b. Moore at the
Naval Station reservation early in July.
Judge Dole issued bench warrant.
Captain Carter appeared before Judge
Dole and the case was continued until
August 81, pending the decision of the
Supreme Court in the appeal from the
District Court of the Territory wherein
a fine Of $25 for the same otrense was
imposed by Judge Andrade. The ques-
tion--at issue in the appeal is whether
the Territorial courts have jurisdiction
of assaults committed ON the naval res
ervation.
captain Carter was released on his
own recogniganee in the sum of fifty
dollars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24

lights, playing and Pickering like the
northern lights, their beams stabbing
into the clouds, playing along the tree
tops and licking the surf where it
pounded over the reef, while daZzlingly
beautiful against the background of the
night the ten battleships were outlined,
each the focus point for their twin
searchlight beams.
Close at hand cleaned the red, white
and blues from the Moana and Seaside
decorations, while filing in the gap be-
tween these and the glowing lights of
the harbor, rockets streamed into the
air and sh0wered their bursting fire
blossoms into the tops of the waving
cocoanut palms, tossing in the beams
of the shifting crisscrossing search
lights. 1t was scene to be remember
ed, display of a magnitude which
the mid Pacific had never dreamed of
and which the world IS tour of the At
lantic fleet has alone made possible.
MARVELLOUS EFFECT FROM THE
HEIGHTS.
The city beautiful as seen from the
heights mauka was a dream of fairy
land. Beyond, the harbor lights, like
the granu set pieces of a Fourth of
July finale, rode the ten battleships;
within the harbor half as many more
glowed with radiating lights; the whole
city glttered in it's illuminations, the
thousands of incandescents along the
streets marking the foreground into
lanes of light.
The illuminations of the Alexander
Young Hotel outlined that building
above the sheet of colors marking
Bishop street, giving Coney Island
touch to the scene, while the blazing
front of the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany's building, the strings of lights
marking the towers of the Capitol, the
brilliant effects surrounding the power
house of the Rapid Transit Company
and, afar Off, softly cleaning among
the dark foliage, the lights at Waikiki
all combined to make picture so daz
zlingly beautiful that mere words fai
in descriptive powers.
From the Pacific Heights, upper Nu
uanu, Manoa and College Hills thi
scene was watched during the evening
by entranced thousands, in the memur,
/ of whom it will live for lifetime.
Navy Department., stirred up by crit
icisms that it lets new inventions g
abroad, and is going to try plan sug
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24
sCOTTY OWED Y!
QUITE A NUMB

The departure of "Scotty" MeS
from Honolulu week ago and N
rumor that he had gone to take up NJ
residence in California, or at least on
the mainland, has caused several busi-
ness houses to rub their heads, meta
phorically, and wonder where they will
get off at in connection with unpaid
bills which "Scottyn left behind. One
large firm, which supplied "Scotty az
Cafe with provisions, on going over its
bills ascertained that Meston was in.
debted to the firm to the amount of
about $1,000 1t was also learned that
several other firms mad bills of consid-
erable amounts, the total aggregating,
" is said, several thousand dollars.
This firm discussed the proposition of
placing the collection of the bill in the
hands of a San Francisco attorney, who
formerly practised law here. The Nfirm
was about to cable this morning, owing
to the fact that the Alameda on which
"Scotty" is a passenger would arrive
there during the day. Later the FINN
came to the conclusion that an action
at law would be too expensive in vieyH
of the probable value of Judgment.
"Scotty'' is known To have made az
settlement with his bank rs before
leaving and is said to have carried with
him to the Coast rather large sum, to
be used in the opening of saloon.
Although it was generally known
that "Scotty' would leave Honolulu
after he was turned down by the Liq,
uor Commission in his effort to renew
his license, yet it was not thought that
he was going away on the Alameda and,
many of his friends were taken by sur
prise when he came on the dock laden,
with leis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24
NO coFER DECISION.

"There has been no opinion regard
ing the eligibility of DR.. Cofer to be
president of the Board of Health,''
said Governor Frear yesterday, "noI OF
the question of the compatibility of his
holding his Federal and this Territorial
office. Nor did we expect one so soon-
Meanwhile there is nothing in the inti-
nation that NJ. p. Robinson is not in
fact the president of the Board of
Health -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24

gested by Lieutenant Commander Vo-
gelgesang, will set apart Oklabraska as
ship on which new inventions will be
tried.
Took the Oklabraska to sea to try
plan of coaling from balloons. Pointed
out by critics that. balloon could take
up basket of coal, be pulled along over
ship to be coaled and the coal let GO.
Save a lot of labor.
Balloon rose from collier With ten
of coal. Got it over 0klabraSka after
three hours hard work. Aeronaut shot
the bolt at signal. Most of the coal
went down smokestack, some into the
water and part scattering on deck.
, Caused some delay, but inventor, who
was on board, said it was highly cred
1 table for first attempt.
On second try aeronaut made mis-
take and let all the coal fall back cn
the collier, causing exceedingly mutt
nous conduct on part of the civilian
crew who happened to be underneath
it.
| After basket was refilled, balloon
| was again brought over the Okla
braska. Man in balloon bit ratified.
Result, ton of coal went through sky
light into officers mess Inventor much
discouraged by opinions expressed by
officers after digging themselves out.
On next attempt balloon got right
above the ship, but for some reason
/ began to sink rapidly and aeronaut
began wildly to throw out chunks of
coal to Tighten 1t. May have been ac-
cident, but most of the big pieces went
mighty close to inventor, who finally
received one on his coming tower and
went to sleep.
Last seen of balloon it was drifting
rapidly in the direction of Cape Horn
TRY THIS FOR CHRONIC DIAR.
RHOEA.
Many sufferers from chronic diar-
rhoea have obtained prompt relief by
the use of Chamberlain's Collie. Chol
era and Dlarrhoea Remedy. Some o
, the worst cases of this disease have
, been permanently cured by 1t aftel
other treatment and skilled physician
had failed. Try II and you are certail
to be pleased with the result. For sal
} hy Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agent
for II. /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24

Judge De Bolt yesterday entered
Judgment in favor of Levers & Cooke
against Joe Carea for $331.65.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24
HOW TO TELL
OFFICERS RANK
Honolulu, July IS, 1908.

Honolulu, July is, 1908.
Editor Advertiser: AT least half a
dozen of your patrons would be CRATE
full to you if you would publish in your
paper the meaning lin rank) of the
insignia of the Army and Navy and
tell whether there is any difference in
insignia being worn on the shoulder or
upon the sleeve.
What is the difference between ma
rines and other Navy men,
What shows the difference between
an infantry, an artillery and a cavalry
uniformi Yours truly, l.. NJ. w.
The following are shoulder-strap in
sigma:
Rear Admiral-All gold strap; anchor
between two stars.
Captain-Four gold stripes and one
star.
Commander-Three gold stripes and
one star.
Lieutenant Communicative and a
half gold stripes and one star.
Lieutenant-Two gold stripes and
one star.
Lieutenant, Junior Grade-One and a
half gold stripes and one star.
Ensign-one gold stripe and one
star.
Midshipman-On half gold stripe,
with one star; for full dress, gold
shoulder knot, with anchor.
Paymaster-Tw gold stripes, with
white stripe between; no star.
Surgeon-Purple stripe between gold
stripes, according to rank, same as line
officer; no star. -
Chaplain-Black braid stripes instead
of gold, number according to rank.
Chief Boatswain-Samei stripe as en-
sign, but overlaid with small section
of blue, and one star.
Chief Gunner, Chief Carpenter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-24
DEVICES ON SLEEVE.

Same.
DEVICES ON SLEEVE.
Petty officers:
Chief Master at-Arms-ChevrCn de-
vice; three bars. with arch and star
between, with eagle above.
First Class Boatswain s oMate-Chev-
ron of three bars, with cross anchors
between bars, and eagle.
Second Glass Gunner's Mate-Chev-
ron of two bars, with crossed guns,
below eagle.
Third Class Petty Oficer-Quarter
master: One bar, with wheel below
eagle.
The speciality marks on rating
badges (device on sleeve), shown be
tween eagle and bars, as above de-
scribed:
Master at -Arms-Star.
Boatswain's IS Mate-Crossed anchors
Quartermaster-Wh
Ships Filter and Blacksmith
Crossed hammers.
Sailmaker's Mate (irst class)-
Three-circle cpngle.
Printer (second-class petty officer)
Open book.
Carpenter S Mate, Painter, Plumber
and Fitter-Crossed axes.
Turret Captain (frst class)-Profilt
of turret.
Gunner Mate--Crossed guns.
Chief Yeoman--Crossed keys.
Yeoman of Third Class-1Crosset
quills.
| Electrician-Globe.
Machinist IS Mate (chief, first and
second class)-Propellers.
Water Tender (chief and first class.
-Propellers.
Oiler (second class)-Propellers.
Hospital Steward-Geneva cross.
Hospital Apprentice (frst class)-
One bar below Geneva cross and eagle
Bandmaster-Lyre under arch.
First Musician (frst class, petty off
cer)-Three bars and Tyre.
Chief Commissary Steward-CrosseC
keys above horizontal quill.
Commissary Steward (first CLASSY
Same as above, without arch.
Distinguishing marks on sleeve beloy
device, or on opposite sleeves.
Gun Captain-Large gun, horizontal
Apprentice or ex-Apprentice-Fig
8 knot below V of jumper.
Seaman Gunner-Bursting shell.
Gun Pointers (first class)-Ope
sight (circle), with cross wires, an
square at dissection of wires, with sta
above.
Gun Pointer (second class)-Sam
without star.
Marines are military body attacl
. ed to ships, whose duty is of polic
> character. They have nothing to d
with navigation.
olor of facings shows the differenc
: between an infantry (white), artillel
: (red), and cavalry (yellow) uniform.
On the collar of the blue fatigu
jacket an admiral has four stars; res
admiral, two stars; captain, silv'
eagle; commander, silver leaf; lieutel
ant commander, gold leaf; senior liel
|. tenant, two bars; junior lieutenant, II
!, bar; ensign, anchor. In the Army sue
: insignia stands, respectively, for s.i
: eral, major general Zone star, brigade
general, for which the Navy has I
: corresponding rank), colonel, lientenal
& colonel major, captain, first lieutenan
& second lieutenant.
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Notice

parues writing for the Ava.
lsnche for publication must sign
their names SO that we will know
the communications are genuine,
otherwise they will be- consigned
To the waste basket We DO not
care what name YOU NAV sign 90
your article A. no 10 plume
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

~ o. ~. tANt $50 SO
Meets uu .neBI,t and third Sstuf
1aF night iu each month az o CLOCK
u rs % " HaUo1 south lst Street
Geo b Bean e. q " u Benson
Clerk
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

M Guy Brown and Miss tthf
portrr we're married At The hound
of Mr. and Mrs flall Robinson
Thursday August q, 1905 at '.3,
p M Judge BartlN In his diguIled
and impressive manner pronounced
the ceremony that made them man
and wife The bride booked charm.
ing,n IA handsome embroidered suit
OF white
The pslors were decorated with
palms and ferns, from Mrs ALLEYS
beautiful collection of plants The
wedding was very quiet affair,
only the near relatives and very
few intimate frinds beng presant
Retreshment we're served 10 the din
ing room at 1880 The table va,
prolusely decorated with cut now
ers and eyergreeus There were a
number Of handsome presents fro m
frinds and relatives
Nf Brown b. one OF our most
popular young men and is ia the
mercantile business IN Tahoka Miss
Ethel is the daughter of one Of the
oldest settlers ,u the county and ls
loved and admired bv all who know
her The Young people viii be at
home 10 their frind7 Al their resi-
dence on north Petty 1T lahoka
News.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14
To The Public

Ne have bought a new
hay preeS We Keep on hand
a supply of bale wire and are
prepared to do haleing for
the public on short notice
Also have baled hay for sale
] a. j. T. MAY,
Ten Mile, North OF Lubbock.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

Preaching every sunday az ia ~.
and m SUNDAY school at iOa
u PRAYER meeting every Neinesday
at 90 EpW0rtl League ever
SUNDAY sU5 q ma Womans Home
Mission society meets every = and !
Tuoslir in each month Rev Ben
HARDY Pastor
Baptist church
Preaching every Sun n q "a. aud ; y
u SUNDAY school al lUa. m Church
conference a. 3 p n on saturday be
fore tlp Alb SUNDAY 300 each month
B \ J. SUNDAY eve at 1 clock
Is + Dixon Pastor
church 5f Chris.
Preaching .u Hr' Suu1a, ia each
month 81 % "a. W ANA u. 100. at the
Dnauh HUu Regular Church meet
900. every SUNDAY Al o. r. 10 Lin
sander Elder
IusbltgrMu Sens ices Al the Meth
udlel church OBJ Uhr First ana Thru
>aulatus boz each Month 40 $3.50 , IA
Everybody cordially invited Y
Word. Ir-f.f
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14
Whips Whips

A new stock OF buggy whips
Just received any kind YOU want.
prices TAI ging from luc up.
3N = \ HYATT
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

AAN NNAaAAA RAAAA AoAAAAf -
absent from Lubbock about ten day
from today on = visit 10 relatives
10 Colorado City and Mitchell couu
" We have left the Avalanche IN
good hands and will kindly ass the
people OF Lubbock TO report 20
them any news item and extend to
them any tsyors possible during
our absence aud It will be greatly
Srestly appreciated by us and the
office force generally Prot +, K
HAYNES hss kindly consented 10 de
vote part OF his time to rusthng W
local tens fm the paper and wall
hearterly appreciate any inform
ton oar resder, will give han
We are general agent, tor Coal
Mines that are not IN the trust aud
can sell coal 10 farmer thresher
men aud others IN car load lot At
y3-l-3 liscoant write us for Prices
delivered st yo1T station
Ocheltfee Gran Go
Hereford IeXss
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14
FtuSALf

4 nice home in Dlaren iou lea
Price and term night Ad1rcs,
for iuther lnformstion. zoe Handy .
Carer TED
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14
u 2ocal SlttlNss k

l0f hnu ice tl'hlll lHllNFIfO
Hunts Dairy
j Is. Earhart was IN from
GrovesvlIIe Monday
Rankin Il sons Tor poultry
wire. %.
/ q. karhart OF Groyesville
was 10 the city Monday
Willie Whyte OF Lynn county
was IA Lubbock tbis week
X \ Burgess returned last
week from Amarillo where he has
been attending the normal He
reports a nice time
1t you want to be sure 10 sell
/ your land, list It with Frank
/ Bow les. 4s-tf
Mrs Viola Dsugherty and Miss
/ Ons Webb left the first OF the
.
week for market where they 20
to buy millinery Voods for the
coming season,
Miss Maude Novels OF North |
Lynn county, and Miss Connely I.
who visiting her from sherman .
are the guest OF Miss Amy Nc .
Larry tins week
see Rankin s sons tor highly
vanished screen door, with bright
galvanized wire trimming tor -, I
- a., each att
Nlr and Nrs Allen of MauFum
OkBhoma. spent sunday "a Lub
book They were visiting daugh
ter u the Petersburg neighborhood .
and came over 10 Lubbock 10 look .
at our town with n view To pur .
chasing some property here
The Bon Ton ior fresh fruits
clgar, nuts cold Juuk, zee cream
and huo Candfr> +
Re, Ben Handy, pastor OF the
Methodist church here isabsent tins .
week and viii b. gone over sun
8ay He IS helping luarevlyal meet
Ing st strip which began sunday .
There vii be DO preaching services
At the Metodist chnrch next Sun 4,
day sunday school at the usual
hour
Rankin u sons tor double and
siQgle buggy harness. also sum
mer lap spreads at.
The Avalanche force enjoyed a
very dne melon Saturday evening
presented Ia, by our good friend
j A Burgess, who farms a few .
mile, east Of Lubbock 1t was
large one and Of very hne riayor
and The Avalanche force will ever .
have a warm place ia their hearts
for Mr. Burgess
We are general agent, TOT large
Saw iMill. that are not Ia the
trust aud can sell lumber direct o.
farmer, and Other, al greatly re
duced prices write u for prices ie
llyrred At your rail road station
Ocheltree Gram Co
Hereford TeNss
The editor and family will be :
absent from Lubbock about ten day
from today on visit 10 relatives ,
in Colorado City and Mitchell coun
" We have left the Avalanche n
good hands and will kindly ass the
people OF Lubbock 10 report 10
them any news item and extend To 4
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

Regular session, OF the com mission
ers Court are held on the second Mon
ia5- iu February Nav August AMI
November
Justice 5 court Precinct no. !
l. NJ Knight Justice OF the Peace
Court meet, the first saturday 10
each month
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

Meet Third Thursday Nights and
First saturday afternoon OF each mo
u the W o. " Hail Mrs Eta
StocNug oracle Mr., l. Il Hart.
Recorder
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

e.I8a House Lodge

Nu ~, , g. n s N Meet, The
asf SATURDAY iU each month
Lubbock Chapter 40 -, Il a VI
Meet, Friday night before the last
SATURDAY. lu each month
Jesse Chapter 30. 70, g. T. S.
Meets uu The d-t saturday afternoon
.f each month
MODERN NOOpMEN or AMERI-
ca. CAMP $50 l2-s3
Meet First and Third Friday night
boz each month. bon vs. % " Hall
J pW1rI D.u-U. ClII0ri T. Hunt.
Jerk Lubbock
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SECRET ORDERS

Noe, ,ser TUESDAY might al :
5cis,l .lAue " 81 " HlIlon South
ISL 81. II E Earnest Noble Grtnd
J. % Rankin Secretary
kNivuf- OF PNIHAIS
l.hblrN l.dura So }st. meets inst
aud tUrI Nluda nights h. each
month q, NQoJmar Hal " S Nor
son. g. a. Dhls L Pickett Is Of Il
and s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-04

DnDTO DIn3N EVDDECC nnWDINV
NH8N IUnIQ nJUhN 6AE Moo UUuII hNI
S0hIaNY
sERyIgIo DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY


Dos de Express salen diaament; m 5p
muchas
verda las hace nas Las un pueden
lguen el de
0. D.
Cbmos dine
e pedida de TEMPO
inomes taTfas mediante soiGtud.
TIPOS.-1 lb. 25 2b 80 b. 80 tv. 100 h. 75
syiGO Compahfa
del Pablon del saida
pOres) a m
Sc madas LLAMADAs
PabeLn del Palmas
t ofcnas gen la Cpanf
Ofcnas 5
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MEXICO PARA LOS
mGXiCanOs" diCen
en- Mexico.
EStan aIIi de punta con los extlaHgs-
EOs, sOstslisldO Ia PTsnsa 8gIias
poI6miCas
Los ntElGlROs IIamln ''yUkGUs" { les Raft0
amlrIGlnOs U los tIGOn que 50 UyaH 81 10
les gasta GI pals.

This Nsw York Herald" publiCa 10 ui,
guiante:
ia luchs contra loB exHaugsrou en-
Mexico oRt6 tomRndo gFa dea pFoporCio'
nsu y una agria polemi ue satk soltenisn'
do entire Peri6dicoB de aqusl pafN , del
extraBgsEo.''
'tEn I'm artfculo publicado On GA Pa.
tEia," no hACS mucho, 90 pFoClam0 que Ia
oCani6n on ApTOp6sitO para txclamRF Meji
60 para los nSsjioaNOS.
"LS inquinR principal sB contra los gan
EseS, un t6Fmino muy uGRdO por loa sdito
req mejiCRnCs Para dsnOminaF & los norts'
amsriCanoR"
"Entrs otEag CoBaU, dice "La PatEis, :"
que Bi loB amsIicRnos Green que los gobiar'
nos de AFgontina, Chile Brasil, Hon mas
intoligsnteG qus sI de MejiCO,, 10 meior que
podEfan hHCsR los yankees ca iIRs para
egog pAiSeE, y mientraS mas pFont0 mejoT. !"
"RtfEi6ndoss & loB eAfusFEoa hsChoB por
parts de :Os extTanjeTOG en- contra de ana
nusvR ley aobrs minaB prohibiendo iucor'
poFaciOnsB sn Ne iico, Tia PatVia" dice:
"RspetimoB cuRl -eB nuestrR Rctitud para
con log GxtEangsT0R N0Iotros no somcB
b0GsrG, psFO Bomos pRtriOtaE, y Cu&noo to-
msmoB una, discrimination, ls tomamoB,
no On contra do loo extFaDgeFOB, nino On
benGieiO de nugBtrR nRCi6n
~ "EL pOFi6diCo BintstizA el Rsntimisnto
anti extEsngsEO en- 10 foEmR Higuisnte, hA'
Gi6ndoHs el Rdalid do tOdRu laB medidas que
Hs h IN tomato ea contra do Ioa extRr geEop,
m0nOB en- las medidas RCsFCa do fsTTocA'
EEileS."
Gel miniStro de TrabDiOn PdbliCos ha
a'mstidO la Union Ejscutiva 81 bOEradOr
de una nuevA ley de minaI en- la que 90
iaCapaoita los extEangaFos para poHesE
minas en- los eDtadoB de lR frontsFa, pro-
hibs & las comps flfRS Extrar gsraB tSner
minaH en- niUgda puutO do ls Fsp6bliCR." "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-04
la SANDAL EN- RIO PIEDNAS.
EI pueblo OGvpl d primer puOsto pGr 10 IImDI0 y
p0r o. cello J HttiVdld De les lutOrldGfe8
SlRltaEIaG.

En- Ia Corts municipal, fu6 vinto, ueg6u
infoEmaD, IN juiciO contra 81 vecino da
Rio Piedraa GefioE, JoG6 Garcia Donig, poE
infrsdCi6n Ia sanidRd.
Parece que en- el juicio Uegda 30 dice el
guards ManzRno 10 dej6 deCir que la 3d.
nidsd era uu mito en- Rio PiedFa1.
Y como quisEs que las psE aderfaD en-
Rio PiedraBy Cuanto eOta bajo 10 inBpec.
ci6n sanitaris -ge hsllA On Las meioreu
conditioner, aegdo 10 han Eeconoeido Las
sutoFidaden Oompet0nteg, el HGfior Ramon
kiflOpo, inspector de 8anidRd municipal
del vsCino pueblo, pids 4 quisn dsgss
comprobar OHa afrmaCi6n que pane 6 Rio
PisdrRg = 10 cOnvsnosFa dc que e8 el pus.
bio de lR islR que On sanidRd ocupR al
primer pueBto.
TodaH las pRnsderfas del pueblo 90 ha.
Han dentro de Las rsglaB BRnitaFiaB pres,
cEitRR para e1R class dc industrias.
DaoiF 10 oontEaEiO, 60, pusB, injuHtifOA3O
, tonic.