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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05

They have appetite or if they do have appetite
and what they require it does them good because
the stomach does digest and the fermcntng OF
food becomes of disease of headaches sleepess
ness languor and the thousand and one symptoms of
disordered digestion.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promptly relieve and
all forms of indigestion. They have done in thousands of
and will do it in yours The is simple They
digest the food whether the stomach works and that's
the whole secret
MIR. Thomas Scale Mayfeld Cal, says: Have used
and recommended Suars Tablets because there is nothing
like them to keep the stomach right
Mr.. E. H Davis, of Hampton, Va, says: 1 doc
tored FIVE years for dyspepsia but in months got
benefit from Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets than in five years
Of the doctors treatment
Mrs. E M. Faith of Byrds Creek Wis, says: 81
have taken all the Tablets got of you and they have done
theirork well in my case for feel Like different person
altogether. don't doubt if had not got them should
have been at rest by this time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05
ALASKAN INQUIRY
IS SET ON FOOT
Development Hampered by
Land Grafters, Says Mich
igan Representative.

Representative Hamilton of Michigan.
chairman OF the House Committee m
Territories, has set on foot a sweep
ing investigation to determine whether
anything is being done purposely TO re-
tard the development Of the Terri: DRY
OF Alaska.
For the last few weeks there lava
been persistent rumors that big inter
ests are at work retarding the railrCa d
development Of the Territory in the 'fop-
that those interests will secure VaIJab 2
land concessions in Alaska at nominal
o. no price. on the theory that the lands
are worth nothing because there is no
means OF transportation
It has been pointed out TO the Com
n.ittee on Territories that billions OF
dollars are ready 10 80 into Alaska
II the railroads are given show And
there have been statements that the
building Of the roads has been retard-
ed by every known device and ar
tifIce.
Mr.. Hamilton. for the present, Is mys-
terious as 10 the channels through
which he Is conducting his investiga-
ton, but he IS confident that II this
new line of land grating Is icing done.
ne will get OH to its promoters az inc
near future. He feels that, II any ing
IS turned up. t will be Of sensational
nature.
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MOTOR GAR CONCERN
DECLARED SWINDLE

The Postohice Department has issued
a fraud order against Frederick Z.
Wells and the West Indian Motor Car
Company. inco- 2Orated, at New haven.
Conn
1t Is stated shat Wells procured a
charter under the laws OF South Da-
kota and opeued an Office In New
Haven. He advertised for agents, and
20 persons replying he would represent
that his company had a capital Of $780,
O00. with branch Offices in Porto Rico.
Jamaica, Cuba. Nassau, Bermuda,
Vcnezuefs, Brazil, Mexico. and the Ar
gcntine Republic, and that it was in
want Of agents.
II the person addressed would only
be kind enough 10 remit the small sum
OF SlOO-as an evidence of good faith on
the part of the said persOn-the COM
pany would furnish him employment
at the salary OF $500 per snnum and
a free ticket to one of the branch offices
Of tie concern.
The persons who sent in money were
badly stuug. The company had no
CO pital stock. except thar supplied by
the various victims; no plant, no Offices.
no n1otoTs-nOt even gallon Of Gaso-
lCne. The officers were either fictitious
or tools OF Wells, IL Is stated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05
PACIFIC COAST SOCIETIES
TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

A meeting OF the California State AS
ISOLATION and the Society Of the Oregon
Country viii be held al the Ebbitt
House tonight 10 discuss plans for a
Pacific coast concert and banquet to be
given in the Ebbitt House Saturday
evening, May 2.
The entertainment is being arranged
to celebrate the visit Of the American
battleship fleet to the Pacific coast. The
two associations are anxious that mem
bers Of both and others from adjoining
States who are interested in this event.
attend the meeting tonight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05
FORGERY is CHARGED
TO YOUNG SALESMAN

Accused Of having forged the name
OF his employer TO six notes for $50
each, Walter ]. Stewart, a salesman
for Futon r. Gordon, a real estate
dealer, with offices in the Colorado
building. as missing. and efforts on the
part Of the police to find any trace Of
his whereabouts have failed. Stewart,
who is a young man OF pleasing appear
ance, went TO work for Mr.. Gordon
about week ago.
Yesterday he is said to have presented
six notes for $50 each. with Mr.. Gordon's
name on the back, at the office Of IT. K
National Loan and Investment Com
pany. Charles Z. TTibby, the manager,
refused n honor the notes. and COM
municated with Fir. Gordon who said
that his signature was n forgery. The
case was reported to the police. and De-
tectives Evans and O'Dea are looking
for Stewart.
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a sensation. even in Denver. but after a
few months Gerald Hughes devoted
himself to his law practice, and as new
sensations arose his love story was for
gotten.
Since II time Mr.. Hughes has lived
in Denver winning new laurels in the
legal profession. Hugh Tevis died at the
end Of year. and his widow was heard
from in various cities OF the South and
West. Her movements were reported
and several years ago she. gained some
notoTiety when a young army officer
was threatened with a whipping by the
father OF Mrs. Teyis. because he sat on
the arm OF the latrer's chair.
Dropped Old Romance.
1t is not known that Gerald Hughes
ever attempted 10 take I'D the thread
OF his broken love story. Mrs. Tevis
sailed away TO Europe a year or so
ago. and was married on the other side
TO A Hart Mckee. OF Pittsburg- Their
sensational charges against each other
In the divorce proceedings. now before
French tribunal, have furnished much
food for gossip in smart circles.
That Gerald Hughes has successfully
forgotten his old love. and has at last
Joined the army OF benedicts is a mat
ter OF keen satisfaction 10 his friends.
Mrs. Hughes was a member Of the
famous Taft party 20 the Philippines
and Orient several years ago. She was
the wife OF wealthy Wyoming man.
from whom she was divorced several
years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05
BEER CONSUMPTION
8O9,679,329 BARRELS

LONDON. April 4.-Englaud's temrer-
ance reformers are amazed that Great
Britain has consumed S0s. s79. go barrels
of beer in the past quarter OF a cen
fury The brewers themselves furnish
ed the statistics, which may be taken
as accurate down l. the fraction OF a
barrel.
The brewers point with pride to the
race their product has refreshed. The
are shocked by the showing.
The metropolitan water board officials
estimate that II people used beer like
water-drank il, bathes N II, sprinkled
the streets with and what not. the speci-
ned supply would last a population OF
6 $4,000 for 80 days. II represents the
average flow OF the river Thames at
Teddington for tWenty-eight days.
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TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING.

I've got the very thing you want. -
said the stableman 10 a III alist IN
search OF q horse "a there 1gkgoing
read horse Five years odd sound as a
Quail. $40 cash down. an IA goes ten
miles without stopping"
The purchaser threw his hands sky
ward
Not for me" he said not for m =.
I wouldn't gif you Z cent Tor him I
live eight miles OUT in De country, and
&c hSf 10 walk back Two miles Elk
change.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
PRACTICE FOR RIFLE SHOOT

Teaching the young idea how to
shoot'' thoroughly done at an of
ficers' school, ar the range Of the Ma
tional Rife and Revolver Club near
Convention Hall last night
The officers OF the High School Ca
diets were given instructions for the
high school rife matches to be held
during Easter week and subsequently
taught the art OF handling the modern
United States military rifles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05

LONDON, April A volume OF evil
dencs taken by the Royal Commission
on Viyisectiun in the last three months Of
last year has been issued by the govern
ment printers, and contains a remark
able account given 70 the commission
ers by DR.. Osler. regius professor Of
medicine at Oxford University, OF the
methods by which medical science has
progressed I'm it's battle against yellow
fever
DR.. Osler observed that the story %
yellow fever illustrated. perhaps. more
satisfactorily than any other the re-
markable way in. which experiments
carefully devised and carried out, might
not only influence our knowledge OF the
etioiogy OF a disease. but might infiu-
ence extensively the commercial rela-
tons OF nations, and save not only thou
sands or lives but millions OF pounds
annually.
A Scourge Conquered.
Yellow fever had been the great
scourge Of the regions around the
Caribbean Sea, and many attempts had
been made 10 find out the cause OF the
disease. but all had failed up TO the
year 1900. when commission was sent
to Havana by the United States Govern
ment especially 10 investigate the cause
OF yellow fever. That commission
recognized particularly the relations OF
the mosquito TO the disease
The experiments which they devised
were carried out in a United States army
camp in Havana, and they were among
The most remarkable that had ever been
made In this camp, Prof. Osler ex-
planned, a house was constructed with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05
ENERGETIC HoDcARRIER.

4 Kentucky negro earns double wages
as a hodcarrier because he Is able %
do she work OF two men be carries
from forty 10 nifty bricks al time He
places the bricks upon a boarc. which
he balances upon his head as he climbs
10 the tops OF high buildings Exchange
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War Against Mosquitoes
Makes Tropics Habitable
DR.. Osler Declares That Experiments in Cuba
Stand as Epoch in HistoTy-YeIloW
Fever Is Conquered.

two compartments, divided from each
other by a wire mosduito-proof screen.
Into one side Of the hut fifteen infected
mosquitoes were placed
Result of Experiments.
Men were selected. partly from the
army and partly from civil life. who had
expressed and signed their willingness
to submit themselves TO experiments,
and one or two OF the medical men also
volunteered. Into the compartment with
the fifteen mosquitoes a non-immune
went IN the morning, IN the afternoon
and on the following morning submitted
himself TO the bite. Within FIVE days
he had The disease. At the same time
in the adjacent apartment. which Wa
simply screened from these mosquitoes
by wire netting. for twenty-one con-
secutive nights two non-immunes slept
They did not get tho disease
This series OF experiments had al
ready revolutionized life in those re-
gions. Havana within the next two
years was cleared OF yellow fever. the
first time in the 500 years OF its exist
ence
Makes Panama Canal Possible.
Ut USER ADDED that the discovery OF
the maiarial parasite and the discovery
Of the relations OF yellow fever with the
mosquito would enable the Panama
canal to be built.
Dr. Osler declared that there was moth
ing else in the whole development Of
the British nation that would have so
much Importance as the discovery Of
the mode OF transmission of malaria. II
was going 10 make the tropics nab
table.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-23

Ell PETROLEO o ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALlMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendido por
algunos 1ndustriales recOmendar el aceite
de petr6leO como un sustituto del aceite de
htgadO de bacalao, debemos advertir Dor ell
D1en de los mismOs enfermOs que ell 9ceite
de petroleo es una substantial mineral, oen
81 Sc usa lnternamente es expelida integra
pOr las evRcuRciones intestinRles, causan-
do la larga infiamaci6n de las Was iiges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de tOdO alimento, Ia de ser asimilRble
y volverse parte de los tejidos orgdnicOs y
no puede nj remotRmente cOmpararse con
ell aceite de hfgado de bRcaIaO, cuya pro-
pledad de nutrir y fortalecer los Organis-
mos deb1les 10 han hechO tan necesario
tan justamente apreciadO en- todo Ell mum
do.
La mejOr manera de tomar ell aceite de
hlgado de bacalaO es en- la forma de emul-
sion, pOr ser 6sf mas facilmente absorbido
pOr ei est6mago; de todas las emulsiones
conOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y la mas ef1c8z, no sOIamente
por Ia purezR del aceite de los demas in
gred1entes que Sc empleRn en- su eIabora-
c16n, s1no pOrque eS la GtgGic0 emulsion que
no Sc sepdrd, que no Sc enTdnciG, que no
cO71t9e71e 8aGbstG9acSaS que 6Trite79 8 l7fJ0-
men eE eSt0n1Ggo y porque en- una palabra
es eI al1mentO mas concentrate mas asi
m1Jable que conocen los m6dicos para
cOmbatlT tOdas las fOrmRs de debilfnad
organ1ca, para purif1caF la sangre como
uu auX1l1ar indispensable para las perso-
mas afectadas de tisis, de esCr6fula de Fa-
qu1tismO 0tTas dolencias cr0nicRs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-23

-Fl apreciabIe Compatriota don Ma
nusl Martinez Pile dS sBts noChs un con-
Cierto en- los HaloneB de la Central high
school de San Juan.
CoopsFRT6n On tan sgFadable fiesta va
risB dsmsB ameVicanaB , pueEtoTYiquefiRa
, RVgunoB cabaIlsFoB que a0uque sfciona'
dos han dsmortrado on diYeFsas ocaEiones
"a buen gustoS fxcelentsa facultsdss
FL iuteligsnte viEtuoso en- cuyo benefcie
tisne lugaF Is vslada, Cuenta con el con.
CurEo de lR diBtinguida sacisdad de San
Juan y hs puesto 80 fuuci6n de gracia bA.
10 les auspicioB de los SFeR. Post, BaIseiFo.
Del Vale, Degetsu, GyahRme, CamufaF,
RohFsT, Guam6n Benftez otFos que no
RecOrdRmos en- eHtoH momantos
Ia festa prcmets quedaP lucidfaima da'
do q deseo de or 81 modesto artlEtR que
tantO honEa & % pals.
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sL0 gusIl !. na.!e.7 tQuIar, olrI.2

Compre-una Pianola IN Piano pianc.
l. do II C6lebEs casa THE AEOLIAN
Co, de New York que ha perfsCCionsdo
este inEtFumento hasta uegar Is aIturH
que eut6 CuaIquisr persona puede inter.
pretaE una piaza de mGsica como d fuera
nm aRtiAta.
AdsmEs, hay sismpvs pisnoa de Ia como
cids maxcR PLEYEL Pfsuea Alemanes,
pianeh WebeEy maTea PARIS BAZAR,
eatos tiItimoS PLACES { raz6n do $40 men.
Guale1 sin pagaF NADIA sdelantado.
Una vista Il PARIS BAZAR dc Pc.
dHo Giusti una CaEta diEijidA q departa'
montO musical pondE6 La peEuonas ints'
EsladRG On pouaui6n de lo1 datoI que %
dnnson.
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La reunion de syer.
Qusd8 Cunstituida la ''Flaternidad
ESGOIar de Puerto Rico"
La C0mpsnOR antiques 0studIantGs pu0rt0rElqGa
nos Del Institute On 1878 J 1897.

Aver tarda as lIsv6 efectc una reunion
On Ios saIOnaB del Ateneo de aEtR CiUdad.
Sc trstaba do fandar Ia asociRci6n
FER.sTnidad eHColar de Puerto Rico"
compuoItR de los eztu 3iantea que vipitREon
Las aplaY del antique Institute Provin
Cial dc segundR enat II snzR de Puerto Rico
en- el pariodo Comprendido entire los amos
1873 4 1887.
En- 81 miam0 Rcto qued6 CONSTITUTED lR
direciivs do IL aEOCiaCi6n, de cate modo:
Presidents, ssfior Enrique @. Herman
dez, PEimGro = Begundo Vice.preBidenteg,
RafioEeB Luis Muil9z Morales Annexy.
SecTetsEio, Behor lose GoEdilp. TeGo.
EarO, senior Luis Sanchez Morales. VocA.
q EeAidentea en- San Juan; aefioTe8 Juan
de Guzm6n Benitez Arturo Rodriguez =
Pedro de Audrey. VocRleE Buatitutos: ss.
f0Yes Ramon Gambia C6FdovR, Eduardo
LRFFoCa Felipe B. Corderc.
Sc ECord6 uSar ell HiguiEnte distintivo de
Ia association: Un bottom do color Eoio en-
al Osntro en- 81 fondo, antrelazadag, las
CifrsH "1878.1887". En- 81 ctEo lado las
iniciRles "F E'' entVeIA zRda4 CiFCundadas
poF una franjR blanca. Eu Ia paTte 90
poEioE, el LENA de Ia RVOCiaci6n FFatel
niatRs EBCalaTom" en- 81 ibfsrior, un IL
bro abieEto CON las iniciRles p. r al
lado Ian palmaI AcAd6micaF.
Sc acord6 que todos los 10 on la fa'
cha de % dc Mario, 90 celebraas una fsA'
tas como Aniversario de IL constitution de
ia HoCiedsd, Ia que coincide con la de lR
declaration de lR libeFtad do les eHc'avoE.
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III % de MAIzo 90 una efsmeFi 10 digaa
dc csl0bFRci6p. La ibertad HC ldR q re
reB que de ella disftutAban en- "a TERRA,
he len devolvi6 en- Puerto Rico. Fu6 unR
nbra jngtR Q1ieneB Ia FeRli3RFon cum.
pliaron con au dtbeE de hombreB uRtog
La nRCi6n que esc hizo f26 tsmb;6l poE
ssa vss, justA y msgnSnimP. Sc trstAba de
ar s1ClAvitud, de an trafoo immoral que
solo ten1Rn pFecedentsB en- las mGs 0bscu
ERa doloroIa1 gsatacioneE do lR ciVilizR'
ci6n antique.
Al m6non, dc esoB Beres transpoFtRdoS
90 30 Continente, en- donde Gran libFeB,
pSER ssclaviznTloH en- exsrsfii tieTTP, pue
de deCiFss que fueron Rquf mas fsliceB'
que SUE autaCeEoFeB ea iLfoEtunits i1meTe-
CidoB el cEfmenes sin nombTe: los abo.
Tfgsnes. PoTque ellos 81 fir, por fuerzs
biol6gica, IogrREon reniltiE, y vieEon como
las CRdenas que apriIionabau suB tobilIog
sntriGtecian Ru alma, hici6 cnsa peda2oR.
Y fusFoD, puaB, ''libTeA", en- esa ConCspto,
para CompRl tiF deBpueI lRjguRldad rslativs,
dtmRIiRdo relative, de "libsTtades" de que
tliRfrutaba aun diAfruts Bin tFanaforma.
Ci6n plOnamepta tEaBcsndsntal On Bu per
8onREidRd pOlftica, IR poblaCi6n cEiolla,
fsSClava", poF otrs paEts poHar del ma
ximo eismplO de patri6tico R'truismo do
Ioa abo 'icioniatau VizcArFondc, RuiZ Bel.
Wis, AcoBtP, B'anoo, etc, etc-ds tor
pesERB pFejuiciOE, que han infaido
no POGO en- cieTtRB modaIidadeB dc nusRtFs
incOmpIetR Oducaci6n cfvics, VinieEon
entonces los "iibsEtoA" confandirus en-
81 mosclado tipo etnico del pueTtoFrique
no de nusstroH disE.
Por eIo pisaso qua fuaron mas feliCsl
q. los aborfgenes, Fusa libTes 6stou en- eHta
tierFR que ere Euy0, fueron oGclavizsdoV, J
en- IL mas teTTibls fmsTga luchR, deu.
apArsCisro para Hiempre sin Eoler TesiEa
Cir el contacto con el pueblo qus 90 srigi6
en- su dominador y extsrmiDalor. iQu6
hsrmoso hubisFa dido pOdsF fostsjAE, tam
bi6n, liquieRa id61tiOR libsTtad del pueblo
primitive del BoEiquen!
Mas, de todos modoB, 81 % de Mario
dobe FeoordRrgs y honIarge aiemprP, como
homsnsjs msVscido & Ia vsnaranda memo.
ria de los RutoFes de Gquella gan obER de
humsnidAd y juHtiCial
Juan BrQscbi.
San Juar, Mario 19 do 1908.
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Paris Blzar.

Participamos & nUsBtrs diltiDguida
Clisntela que hemos Eecibido IN PxtenEo
surtido an tiTRE y entrsdoEsI SuizOB com
pTobadRs perSoaa 'mente por 81 Jtfs de Ia
casa. Es 10 mas fno que visne Puerto
Rico. Los hsy en- tsla tupida , On tsls
clRYin.
AdemGg Bs hR Tecibido una ncvadad sn
abaniccs de Valencia en donde mRnd6 eBta
casa MADEIRA de CedTo para los vaEiIIsieG
de los abRnicOI loB que reAuItan una gran
novadad.
Enta cara no omits gGatoI para trasr
BiempEo novsdadas & Puerto Rico.
FotalezR 27.-PedrO Giusti.
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IA lIBERTAD

GartR palsbEa cuRndo 81 interpEetada y
Nevada Ia pEaotica tai cusI deba HeT.
Hay quisn lucha por eIls hasta peFdsF ls
vide, los espfFitus atFasados obtusoV, de
ideas Esncia8 la tsmsn, como Los inssctoB
tsmen y Tecogsn 10 claEidad FsdiAnts del
sol. Aquf, en- plenR Am6Eic6, adn hay
hombTea que desearfan Ia eBcIavitud, como
d Eean gus Bus deEsodienttB no 90 inatru
YRn opor i6ndoss 81 cieEEe las ssiq. EB
que adn no 80 han dado cusnta que eats.
mes en- plenR dominaci6n americans que
hay que ponerse & ls sItura de IL 6p0ca
apEendiendo ipg6g, tenedurfa de libros y
duTmisndo en- camaa del CisIc. Hay gus
m modeEnizaIEa hsEmanCs
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El Popular" y Ia IluVla.

Magaffcs expouici6n de paTaguaa gsno'
veseB elega atfRimaH Bombrillas para Eefio'
rag, m suFtido general en- estoB neceBa'
rios artfculoB, el Befior America salas en-
"a elegante eHtabl soimisnto de Ia cRlle de
San Justo. ACabRdo de recibir dicho Aul
lido y removable On todoH los vapoEss que
vienen eHta islR pTocsdente do loB pEin'
cipalsI pueTtoB de Europa , de America,
az de 10 m6a fno = aEtiltico que daEBe pueds.
En- pelfumsrfR y cRlzRdO Eigus obtsnien3
do 81 HPopu ar" el meioF pusatc.
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Los sonbrsros Dc las NaV0aatss

Ha eauaado muy grats imp1esi6n ontTa
81 eIemento femenino de sstR CiudAd de
la isla, el gran suEtido de bonitoI eIe'
gantsl BombEsroB que de todaB formas ,
pEscio8 eBt6 rsCibiendo la Gcreditada tisn.
da de modag "Lau NovedadsI''. PropiOs
para ID eataci6n de los d.timoB modeIoB
de Paris Nusva York LondEeB Madrid
tienen tLas NoYedadss" 81 mas sIpI6ndi'
do su1tido de sombreEoB pREa BefoFaB, ss'
hoTitag , ninRp, que daEss pusdR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-23

Nnota: "PRncho" queTfa corFer IN
horse americana, berbio-potrc, que hu'
biera sHultado ''Cotufs'', que eB Cuanto
hay que deCir.
81 jurado hiSo muy bien en- indicsr s
Pancho que 10 dejaEs para mas adelante.
Ssia cBbHllos & cue mejoF, On Ia cuaVts
caEreFp. Rstiran "Cadiz" por enfeFme'
dad pFobada, ESQ Rirvi6 para dividiT
la opinion ChTgaron mucho Fra Dia'
volo" = 'GAcho" dsjaTon "CubAno"
por de casa "Lerido" "Diplom6tiro''
tel cusl GuRndo ioh! algeria, CoFre que te
CORE, qua Bi w ''slsnts" 81 diablo, como
daCian unoB que nc, que "GaCho" ya no Sc
le We la oreja poTque 10 10 comic "Diplo'
m6tico", Fespondfa ctro. Con "L6rido"
nadie ContAbR (dioho Bss On honor la
vegdad) "CubRno" metiendo cana ca
no, haBta que On Is EsctR do lIegada, dijo
"CubR para loB cubRnos patRs para que
Oh quieTo" coTEi6 Ia media milla en- 81
g'gundov y tres quintor,
uDIEZ dollars 73-GentavoB en- una =
disz IS On otra banca fu6 el rsRuitadO de
eata bTillanta caTrsEag.
"Espsranza" defraud6 ur a vez mas la
que hRbfamog conCebido.
''Fellot" Peg6t como decfan anteB de
CorreF, nos la peg6 peFo rsquetebien. No
corri6, p0TqUe dada Bu fams, muy iuHtif
cada haata aver, no debi6 estaF buOno,
Cuando al llegaT Is pTimeTa cuTvR 30 vic
que al animal no podfa Hoguir , aui fu6
JfbaEo" FscoTd6 Buu doFmidos IRuEeIes
y "Pegago" higo eOfueFzos inauditos por
alCanzarlO psrO fa6 "gsnaH de gastRr sail
va" eneTgfS.
So equivoC6 Record Company.
Cinco bFutoR, con "Brutit0'', debfan
coTFer On Ia sexta mil matvoH. pero "Md.
Aieo" Be fu6 con la idem al psssbTe =
''BEutito" hizo una dc las BuyAB no
quino gRliE no sali6. "Palma" "Lu
psFon" empe6adoB en- coFrer mas que
'Rubio".
"Rubio" ll0g6 ain fatigarus, sin recibir
CRutigo alguno.
PeFo 81 es de Carolina ALI todo en-
bueno, iveEdad Masito''?
En- uno, 26 IN guiuto hizo "Rubio"
el recorrido. Las bRncaa psgaron uno
y 88 centavoa.
Y vino el fnaI "RsI6mpago" cal
que ibAn mas de 900 dollRTB) ''Adoptivo"
con 10 mitad y luego "California" Fa.
vcGito".
IQu6 dssargano, amigo don Modesto
ros di6 "Adoptivo"l
Uca advaTtsnois: Ia diEectiva del hi
p6dromO debiera Reguir utiliEando los Bar.
vicioD de un ealfgrsfo para uuE Ruuncios
en- Ia pizsrEa, porque reHuitan ConfusoB y
mucho mas psrs 81 que eSt6 perdisndo
que no We Ia Buya.
"Hsuts 81 dis 5. Sssguir6n Las EoT-
pTesal?
st, 81 gran aliOiente del sport 90 no
sAber qU6 CRballo apoHtar.
The Starter VeTy pOeM
PELfCULA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-23
lDgIatGrru dObsIo d IN doao.

So E;CusrdR que Fslise IL de E psfis,
Gu 'ndo 81 Teinado de la reins Elizabeth
cogi6 IA psqu no mapa del mundo y 'po'
nisndo 40 d'do en- 81 sirio en- que 90 6alIa,
ba IogIaterrR, con 10 que qued6 tapado 81
rsino, pr gunt6; I'm donde eet6 IogIs.
tsTraP Eco fu6 entoncer. Ahors Dor Il
ContrRriC, sI el impevio mas gvsnde que
exiBte.