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Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06
TURNING FROM FREE TRADE.
Drift Of Sentiment in England Clearly
Toward Protection.

The British Liberals, although elect
ed on a free trade platform, have
taken the first step towards protection
in the new patent law, which requires
the manufacture of the patented
article in Britain, If the reasonable re-
quirements of the public so demand,
on pain of the forfeiture of the patent.
This will affect American trade to a
considerable extent, as numbers OF
American inventors have patented
their inventions in Britain and been
manufacturing their goods in the
United States. Notably is this the
case in shoe manufacturing machinery,
in which America leads the world. The
manufacture of the parts has been al
most exclusively done in the United
States, the assembling being the only
process carried on in Britain.
Under the new law any person con-
nected with the shoe trade can de-
mand the establishment within three
years Of factory in Britain for the
manufacturing of the machinery. The
board of trade hears both sides and
if it believes prima facie case has
been established it refers the matter
to a special court, which investigates
thoroughly and decides whether the
needs of the trade demand the grant
ing of licenses on such terms as the
court may deem reasonable to some
person who will manufacture the arti-
cles in the country or demands the
revocation of the patent altogether.
strict Interpretation of this law would
shut out from the United Kingdom
every foreign manufactured product
which could be made and which the
British preferred should be made in
their own country. We have no right
to object to our British cousins adopt
ing a protective policy, but it would
be more honest to do it openly instead
of by a side wind.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06
"a Grave and Studied Insult

The presidents positive anti-third-
term declaration made at a private
dinner the other night in the presence
of representatives of foreign nations
and other prominent people is becom-
ing known and exciting interest. He
declared with measured deliberation
and great positiveness that he was not
a candidate now for the presidency;
that he would not consider the nomi-
nation If it were offered, nor accept
it If IT, were given him by the con-
vention.
BY way of emphasis, in order that
there should be no chance for mis-
understanding. he declared with heat
that the question was not discussable.
and that the mere suggestion that he
is now a candidate or could become a
candidate was a grave and studied in
sult.-Mashington Dispatch to the
Phila1eInkia Public Ledger.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06

ion of firing revolver into the air outside your
door would seem to city jewellers extraordinary
the Maori salute. But a rule we Ameri-
have reduced the custom of salutation to it's
barest and lowest terms, cutting out pretty much
all the fancful formaties Of other lands and in
deed of earlier times in our own land We bolt
into shops, tell the clerks what want, with no
pretense of greeting them like human beings, and
then bolt out again in the same timesaving but
mannerless style, which makes any we-bred
Frenchman wonder and think things about us. AZ
least, he wonders for few days, then he catches
the microbe. At first when he enters American
elevator, he says to the boy, Good morning Will
you be so kind to take me to the eleventh floor
Thank you" But the next week he knows
his lesson He, too bolts in, and merely grunts,
'Leven." He is Americanized
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06

them. In addition he knew the history of wall
paper and pointed out interesting changes in
styles. in ceiling decorations in friezes, etc.
When they left him Mrs. ID. said impulsively:
well, that is artist l feel positively
rested He takes load right off your shoulders,
and now" she sighed resignedy, II s'pose have
to so back to that stupid furniture department
again" And it truly seemed more stupid than
ever. The salesman affable enough, but he
seemed only to follow them about, state prices
and tell them what was 1.-The latest"
lie did not know how to suggest what would
harmonic with the rest of the room, nor how
it might fit in any way into their particular needs.
Neither did he educate them to intelligent
appreciation of his furniture as the other sales
man had done with his wall paper.
The first salesman a genuine comfort be-
cause he gave them the advice of specialist.
He knew that out q every dollar the customer
paid for those goods four or five cents came to
him for his service. So he did not merely touch
his can as ackey does in the vestibule. but he
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06

But the race of shoppers are out to get the full
worth of their money and many time they recog-
nize their helplessness. If they only knew whence
to turn for help! But the inept sales-person at
their elbow merely tells them the price-which is
plainly marked-and looks patiently resigned or
indifferently apathetic while they founder about
and get what they don't want what they ought
not to have
Come, come, rub your eyes, and put the micro
scope to your goods. 1t is the way to touch the
pocketnerve of your customer. He wants your
goods and you want his money. That is, he wants
your goods If you can prove it to him. And you
want his money not now merely but next week
and next month and next year. Use your tele-
scope next year and bring 1t close to you. II
you understand what you are talking about and
If you talk about what you understand you can
see his money coming to you year hence
You have surely tied string to him. He is
a willing captive-you have shown him how to
convert bis money into goods that satisfy.
Copyright 1908. by Joseph b. Bowles)
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06

Webster's dictionary says to fill
buster is ito delay legislation by dila-
tory motions or other articles" Mr..
Bryan and John Sharp Williams hold
that iilibuster is the best politics,
sound s'atesmanship and an improve
ment on majority rule. Nevertheless.
the dictionary makers will hold their
ground.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06

BY Miss Diana HirschIer, LII. B.
Expert Trainer in Salesmanship

Mr.. and Mrs. Doubtful have
decided to renovate their
house and are deep in the
discussion of wall paper,
waxed floors, new dining room
table, etc. Mrs. DIS conversa-
ton is full Of Lucy recon-
mends Blanks for so and so.
Mary says we ought to be
very careful if we patronize
Clark's, because they break
their promises" Jennie tells
ME her rug didn't wear well
that she bought at The ORR
ent," etc, etc.
In the midst of it Mr.. Near
by comes in and catches the
drift of the conversation. He
breaks in with: Say, Bob, IL
you want wall paper I'll tell
you of a cracker-jack salesman
to go to. / believe he fairly
eats wall paper, he's so wide
awake about it. He knows
what you want better than you
do yourself"
Mr.. Nearby interests Mr..
and Mrs. Doubtful so that they
call for this salesman at that
particular store. He immedi-
ately enters into their plans
with spirit and astonishes
them with his extensive
knowledge of patterns, their
designs, their blending colors,
the qualities of paper, the eff
fects of light and shade and
whether they would permit
many pictures hung against
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06

equipped himself with the
knowledge of the man inside
the office door-the man who
gives advice and gets paid for
1T, not only in money but in
appreciation, lifting the load
of anxiety from those who
seek him.
Don't be a butler even
though you are a courteous
turnkey.
Be a doctor and diagnose
the case.
Be a lawyer and convert
your jury.
BE an architect and con-
struct a helpful argument.
Or be an artist and put in
strokes that tell.
Introduce yourself to your
own goods. Make them
friends or yourS-not the Kind
that stick, but the kind that
chant parting is such sweet
sorrow" and are gladly swal-
lowed up in wrapping paper
and string.
How the race of shoppers
flock to such an expert!
Mr.. Provider is willing to
shop with his wife when they
are going to deal with Mr..
Expert. Miss Proudfoot I'm
bends to Miss Bright behind
the counter who shows that
she knows not only color but
style and the appropriateness
of each to the individuality of
the wearer.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-06-06

Photographs Copyright by Underwood & Underwood.
listener "Why, they're so stolid they passed a
law once that man shouldn't kiss his own wife
on Sunday And one man who had just got
home on Sunday from long journey broke the
ordinance and was hauled up in court for it.
Fact. 1t was good while ago, though
"Frenchmen kiss each other-Tve seen them.
And Italians-why you'd think to see couple of
noble Palermitans fling themselves into each 9TH
er's arms that you were witnessing the end of
some soustirring drama, whereas it only means
all right. What in creation those mercural peo-
pie keep savedup, to express their feelings in
great crisis, | simply can't imagine"
The plump matron giggled
"They say King Edward has the true British
dislike of sentimental poses, but when he goes
over to Germany acousining among the royalties
he remembers his own German ancestry and he
and the mighty Kaiser Wilhelm embrace like a
couple of gushing schoolgirls. Il must be a
sight"
Speaking of kissing, didn't you suppose every
body knew that kiss the stage of a theater
is just hollow show little like the real thing
painted tree? Some friends of ours a little
way out OF town got up very clever play last
winter and had professional coach and all that.
1t was for a charity hospital. Well Mrs. Smith
and her husband were both in the cast but Mrs.
Smiths best scene was with the hero her lover.
The play was great success, but poor Mrs
Smith found queer chill in the air when the af
fair was talked afterwards with some of
the women on the board of directors at the hos
pita 1t was only later still and in roundabout
way that she found they thought her beautiful
kiss was far too real to be proper And wasn't
her husband mad when he heard of the gossip!
Why-you know the stage effect is the emptest
show. AS matter of fact all that happened
when his face bent close hers was her
own frantic whisper For heavens sake let me
straighten your wig; it's sliding over one ear"
did you ever them rub noses in New Zea-
land? That's the limit. OF course you don't often
have the chance, for it's only the aborg nes-the
civilized out of all their native picturesque
ness, just American Indians, etc. But out
in the mountain district where you go to see the
geysers ard hot springs there few that keep
up queer mixture of store clothes and primitive
manners. There's native girl there who acts as
a guide through the geyser region-she's really
quite well educated and upto-date, but-don't
you know how some coquettish French and Ger
man girls deliberately keep up foreign accent
when they speak English because they know it's
rather fetching? Well, this Maori girl will rub
noses with you in the most demure fashion If
you signify that you're interested in anthropol-
ogy or sociology whatever head covers the
subject
1t is really curious when you come to think of it,
how many ways the human creatures have of say
ing How dye do. The traditional cowboy fash
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
Ell entieTEO de aver

A Las 5 de Ia tarde de aver, efoctu6
81 entierro en- 81 cementerio de esta ciudad
del que On vida fue diatinguido jovsn,
GuillsTmo CapetillO DeIgado.
In inmensa mayorfs de los comeEcianteB
, dependencies del concrete de la Oiudad
conouTFi6 Rl entisFro, acto que roguEt6 una
veTdadeFs demostraci6n de nimpatfas al
finsdo y SuH familiares.
ATtfAticaB coronan cubrfan 81 f6rstro y,
entire elias, las que oBtentaban las niguien
tea inscFipcioneH:
"a Guillermo: Joaquin = JeBefua'-
'su padre = hermsnoa" a"-"su hsrmSna
TeEeua y Juanito y BobrinoD" D"-"suu com.
pAfsrOu, OelOdOnio ? Justo VillamilP-
"Rafsel, y dem6S empleadon'' tia mer.
osDtil j. Villamil = Compafifa."
E doctor j. e. saldafa lsspidi6 sl
duelo con ssntidas fraseB lag de ID
tSrde qusd6 para BiempFs bsjo 81 manto de
Ia msdFs Comdn, 81 que tan joven Tiudi6
81 tribute la inexoTable ley natural.
r l. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
Un hanquete del Casino sspsnoI

La Junta diFaotiva del casino espafiol
de esta Ciudad, acord6 en- session de aver
COnmemoHaR 81 dia % del coFrients, dis
dc San IldefonHo y fiesta nacional On Ed
pafia, celebEando un BuntuoBo banquets 81
que serkn invitados adem6B del gobsFnR.
dor dc Puerto Rico, y monHsiior Jones,
obisp0 Cat6lico, otTOB elementoB de lR I'D.
miniAtraci6n y de Ia preDga.
Para llevaF efscto tan aolemne aotO,
foe nombrada una comisi6n campuesta de
los ssfiores don Rafael Fabi&n, don Anto.
nio Caubet, don Rafael Colorado, don
Miguel Targs, don Miguel Cu6tREa, don
Carlos Conds, don Pedro Bolivar , don
g. Candins, quienes eGtkn enCaTgadoB de-
Il organization de tai festa, de que el
Eenultado de ella FeBpOnda oil prop6nito
en- que ss inspiEa la Junt3 del casino es
pAfiol, 81 tomaE 81 Teferido aCuerdo.
Tanto entire los elementoB espafioles aqu1
exiatentss, como entire Las dem6g personals
que con tRl conmemoraoi6n BimpAtisan,
hay mucho entuBiABmo para que ditho
bAnquOts nee 10 mas ConcuEEido poliblO,
oOnsiderRndo que esas isstlB son siemprO
sfntomas de vsrdadera mpenstrsci6n de
ideas rsveladoFag de pFofandan nimpR,
tiau, entire todsB las fneFEas vivaB del pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
ANUNCIO De SUBISTA.

DepartanasntO del Interior Ofieina del
Superintendent de O6ras -Pd6yieas.
San Juan, Enaro 13 de 1908.
PropoDiciones en- pliegos cerrados para
Ia Adjudication On pdblica subastR de 5 To-
tas de 800 metros c6bicoa mas 6 menos de
pisdra en- brute. para 81 frme de los pri'
meros kil6mstroB de la caTretsEa Arecibo-
Lares 10 admitiF4n en- eBta ofcina hsatR lar
10 =. m. del dis % de Enero de 1908, que
Be abEirGn pGbliCRmenta
Los liCitadoreB podEan obtaE & uno
mss Totes, , 81 plszo para 81 uuminiutFo de
M solo lOt0 Gsr6 de meBeD; para vRFioso
8 todos de meses.
TodoH loB dAtol necssaEios He dar6n On
estR ofcina donde Be encuentran de mani.
festo todoB los documento1 que han de re-
giE en- la contFata = pOdr6n reoojer loB Ii.
citadoreG los modolog de propobiciones que
han de pTesentaF.
In administration 30 FsUerva el derecho
de desechar cuaIquiera todas las propo.
uicionsA De ordsn del Comiuionado del
Interior, J. J. Jim6aeU, Supsrintendente
de Obraa P6bIica'. v..9s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
N0TICIaS De BAYA-
mon.
EI dslsgado lTtuIo LIuvsISs ha fijadO
su TesidenCia en- IA lOCslidad.
50 quOIa Ii VeIniarIa u GO d came So OxDIa
dOinuy OI0Illo IT0tIo
(De nasestro corresponsaE. }


EneEo 8.-Ss cncusntEs enfsFmo On
esta CiudAd, 81 GargsntO dc II P. | Saliva
dor Lopez Marques & quien aIi1te 81 DE-.
Fern6ndsz Mater 81 pTaCtiCants senior
Jove El EefsEido amigo se snCuentTa en-
Ia casa Do 90 padre polftiOo don Ramon
FouTnieT, juez de psz de elta ciudsd.
Que FecobEe 10 salad Cuanto RnteI, el
BaEgento Lopez MkEquez.
-Hemo8 tenido 81 guBto de GRIudaE &
don Arturo Lluvsrs8, dsIegado IL CANA
Fa que, en onion de su distiDgaida 1enOTa,
hR fiadO tempoEaImento 81 Falidencia squf
oCUPando IL bella quinta '.Villa Pillar,
de 50 hermano polftiCO don Miguel Lopez
GRztambide. Grata psFmanencia deBsa.
mos entire nosotroG, d diHtinguidO compR'
triota.
Ell domiugo pmo. trabsjar6n en- el
teatFo de la Colonis EGpafi,a de eSta ciu.
dad en- I'D obras sMsrina'' q acto1l en-
la zRFEueIs "Cabo primeFo", dohB Maria
De Torres Europa Duefo, Conception
PaGcual, Maestro JuSto PastoF Torres,
Felix NJ. Ramirez, Ricardo CoEt6p, Alfra.
do ArnRldo, Pedro suaEez @. AbslIo.
Ooro dc BefloEag, Coro de CAb1lleEou. Hay
muGhe animation para aBistir 81 teatro
esa noChe
-Acaba de FCgEesar de Feviltar Ion
pueBto8 de eBta demsrCGci6n 81 Bsrgento
WaldsmaF BithoEn, habiendo heCho &
pie gran jornada con 81 objeto de CeECiO.
TaEEs del eStAdo On que viven Ciertoa cam.
peginoB, agf como 81 GabeF 81 Iog guardiaG
de loB pusgtoB h lceuy Cumplen fslments 81
GeEYicio que % IeI oRdenR. Ea de apIRu.
dir al caIO Eal raYUanf0 RithnPn
Sc me informs que muy pronto ue
paBaF6 ana visits ganitaria & la ciudad =
ca ella Be tomar6n energioRn msdidaB, 10
que visne hacienda fAItR hsce algdu
tempo.
-ss queja 81 vsCindario de ests ciudad,
de que apssar dc vsndeFss 81 ganado tan
barAto, Ia CGEne 90 expende pTecio muy
subido , no Bs puede explioar eSto.
So viene obueIvsndo que log tPenes do
Il ''Lfnea f9EEeR del oesta' vienen Balien
do ahora con mucha precision, aBf como 81
Teoorrido de8de eatR Ciudad Oataho, Be
hace con mayor Fapidez qno antep, peFo
llamamoB Is atenci6n del Beh1F don Ramon
Vald6s (hijo), Rcerca de CisEtos empleadoB
de % empreBa que poE Sd edad, (qus son
un0g chiquillOG) como p0r suB pr0tenBio-
mes, oometen falta8 que no deben cometsF,
pueB con elias polju diOan & Ii empress.
Asfcomo 81 policiR del trsn, q. TssuIta una
oalamidad, pusu cali liempre visjs IN 81
Coche de pTimera = Il paTte delanteTa ca
donde no puede estar 81 tRnto de 10 que
ocuFre an 81 coche de 4trSB, que es de Be'
gunda en- donde W la gents que por 10
general, neCeGita del geEvicio del policia.
En- CRtafio pudo 81 otFo die habeF matRdo
I'M conductor un indiyiluo que no le
pag6 81 pRBajs , 10 sgfedi6. si el poliOfa
del tFen, hubieUe astsdo Cumpliendo con 10
debsF, hubisra evitado estO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
.UN JUIGIO EN- APE-A-
Ci6n en- ell JuzgadO
de Bayam6n.
Hoy han smpezadO los tTahsjOs en-
IA -'CQIectiva.
Ell Msnssjs del gobernadur.
(Coms.pOnsuI ospsoial)

Enero 16.-AYer fee ser tsnciado an 81
iuEgado de pas dc sIts pueblo pagar aeiG
dollars de mu.tR por II tracci6n 81 arsfculo
IL de Ian ordenanzas muDicipales Joge
Velsz, propietRFio de esta municipaliaad.
Ssgfa Ion informeu quo puds obteneE,
Fe8ulta, que 81 mencionado Vels2, hace
aIg6u tempo fabriCaba una casR de mR'
deTas el syuntRmiento le oEden6 que
no liguiers Ia obrR, pues tenfa que fabri-
car de material. La obra Es paFsliz6 haBts
que 81 Ryuntsmiento Eeconsidea6 de nuevo
81 acuerdo infoTm6 & Velez que podfa
saguiI fsbIicando dc madeEaI Ia casa, 10
que conteat6 que tenfan que prOrrogarle el
psEmi1O poE treS msses mas, para poneEne
en condolences ds Gsguir Ia obra, ain que
tuvieFa c0ntestaci6n hAUta la fscha de "a
petiCi6n heCha 81 COncejo municipal.
Como el aTtfculo II de la ordenapzA
municipal tFata aobre los GolaRsH que no
tieuen cerca hiEn ere fOndamento, 30 Ia
hR SentsnCiado pRgar ssiB dollars do
multa. 81 GCuuado ha apeIado la CoIte
de Di1tFito, poF creer injustR ID sentenCia
en- momentoB que Be est6n RFTimRnd0 los
mateTiSles para seguir loG tFRbRioa de ID
Casa J tRnt0 mas cuSnto q. geg6n infoFmea,
hay On Gl pueblo m6S de diez SolaFes com
pTendidOS en- 81 mismo artfculo de las or
denanERg, con ID agrAvRnts que RquslIaB
no 90 eGtfn fabEicando , sAt6n en- complete
eltado de abRndono, Ein que aea 'es moleIts.
Los pTopistaFiog GuiIleIm0 Rivera
GumoFlindo Rivera, faeFon los fadores
del sefioE Vslez, poT la cAntidad de 70 da
liars para Ia ir del JuEgado dsSpu6s de 10
GentsnCia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
EN- La CAMARA
<-@-
Il P. De C. pasadOs en- "a. IeGtuFa
(Sssi6n del sdbadO)

A las 8 40 minutes hay diatintos gyupos
ca loo paHillos de la CamaTa.
La mayor parte dc LOS delegadoH & la
auamblsa poIfticR que se efactuar6 hoy,
han llegado la Ciudad EeprsssntaCio.
mes de IoB distinto8 pueb'oB dc ls islR,
venss GA 81 salon del pfblicc
Tambiea cambian impresiouss con loa
deIegados los BahoEe1 DR.. CoEonRs, Fley.
tasI ColbsEg, BoEda, y a'CaIds De Guaya
ma, senior Gonz6lez Ha lIegado de Ma.
ysgGaz el aenoE Ramon Iriz1Fry. Nueg
trO comps nero On la prenua Btfor RaldiriE,
viene & la mesa de lR idem.
A Las 9.50Be ConEtituye ID C6maFs On
BeBi6n. Lista: Shores Audinot, AErillR.
go, Blondet, BoFgss. BaFCsl6, OoIberg1
Conception, Bull, EizAbuIu, Mufioz Ri
vera, Vivaldi, TizoI, LaErRuEi, Vinag,
Virslla, LluveEas, Trelleg, Santiago =
speaker.
Aprobada 81 acts anterior. 81 senior
Bull golicit6 aver fusran pedidas 4 IL cf'
Gina CoTrespondients, C6pis de todss las
"6Fdenes generates" dictadaB duTante ell
gobieTno militaT.
Pasan ca q. leCtuEa, poE IL sOIa de
auB tftulou, 4 petici6n del de'tgado de
Msyagii.z Befier Trelleu, lee p. de il @.
n6meFos %, %. "A, 25, 26, ~, %, %,
80, 81 80 que 80 enviRn aus FsspeCti.
vas comiGiones.
No hay otro asunto de que tFatar y
petici6n del BefioF Trsllss % levanta 10
seai6n hastR el l6ueB las p. N.
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EN- La MANSION
EECUTIVA
EI gObsrnGfOT Post sale
para Cayey y AguiITe.
En- ID IOnaBl prtUInl Irdd CIdfa Ponce On
doRaO 50 10 prVplra Ua bIRquOt0.

MuchRs perHonalidade8 han viaitRdo al
gobetnRdor Post para fslicitaFle p0F lR
confirmation do 90 nombramient0.
Aver estuvo Calebrando con Ell una lar
ga conferencia el doctor Z9no Gambia.
Hoy han estRdo en- Ia FoTtaleza los
ssfioEes doctor Dexter, licsnCiRdo Alvarez
NavA presidents del casino eBpafi9l, Proc
tor, Bird, F. de r. Acufa, doctor del
Vale, seforeB Disz Navarro, BOrda,
=. Acu6a, j. TexidoE, SsgarFs, doctor
CordsFo, fiscal de MsysgIsz BefioT Ira
vieGo, Dsietau, Hernandez Lopez y r.
ViEella.
El gobernRdor aatAbR en- tFaie dc viSje
infoFm6 81 EepreIentants de La Cores
pondencia" que salfa para CRyey y Agui'
IRE en- donde eAtRT6 hoy ? maiRna. 81
aabRdo pr6ximo ire Ell senior Post q CidEa
y Ponce. En- eRtsl d timO punto 20 ls
prepare una reception y nm banquets.
Qued6 muy Ccmplacido 81 Bfior Post
del banquete celebFado aver por lag logias
mas6nicos, On el PaEqus, 81 que aRisti6
numerous ConcurFanCiR.
-'IPEeBidi6 uatsd sso banquete, dado
en- % honOE?"- prsgunt6 nueatro repre-
aentante
="Ah! exRctamente no-dijo el gober'
nador.-Allf habfa otroB sefioFGu dc ma
Yer oAtegOTia gEado que 20, tales como
loI safiOrsS dool9r CoEdero, Ramos Anaya
, Stsinacher'.
Gree 81 uefioE Post que loa prOyeCtoH de
Icy prenentadoB en- la CSmRFa para la
construction do edifcioB inBulaTes en- Las
CAbOceERn dc diAtFito son muy convenien'
Ten. Que Bino todos los 0diioiog dc Fsfe.
Esncia, al menos un0 cada afio pueds iEse
cOnutEuysndo On CRda CRbeCeFR do depar-
tamOnt0. De todoS modoG en- bEeve ten.
dram aquelloB c6mOdoB edificiog en- que
inntalar Ian oficinRB p6blicas.
I'll gobernador no ha EsCibido adm lR
reSpueAta parR 81 nombramiento do juez
municipal dc San Juan y tiene entsndido
que Ia Ealaci6n notioiada oportunsmante
por "La Correspondence" est6 en- poder
del Attorney general, para 50 confederation.
Todavfa no se Sabe quion ira q CRyey.
-"Yo Biento-dijo el senior Poat-eAts
problemR de suStituci6n del juez GinoTio
en- CsyeY, pues NO SO & quien enviaE allf.
Ed nm buen juez 81 senior GinoTio, muy
iuBto independence
A loy poCos minutes do teFminRda la
confaEencia uali6 para Csyey el gobsEns'
dor. Tbs en- Gu autom6vil guiando 81 mis-
mo acompahado do ''chaufeuF."
ri Sub-GacretaFi0 gefioE Skinner con-
fsrenci6 hoy IREgSmsnte con el gobeEna'
dor respeCto de RHuntoB pendienteH de con-
Gulta y desPacho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
El artB drinitlGo pr0grssl On d Japtn.

81 arts dFam6tiCo On 81 JRp6n pEogreBa.
NuncR 80 hRbfan dRdo Rllf mas que obraB
nacionaleH On trajsa nRcionaIO8.
Hoy en- dfa, y gTacias la solicitud de
ID eminents aCtEiz SaddR Yaco, estrella
conBsgFRda como tai por PaEfs,-hRn CO.
msnzado repreBentRrss obFas euFOpeaG On
tEaie europeo.
Han subido & la esCena las grandiossg
obrau de- Shakespeare: "Hamlet,' . "Otsllo"
? "El MeTcader de Venecia."
Tambi6n ae ha pueAto en- eczema Spa
t. Is" de Sardou. El 6xito ha Bido media
no, psEo hsy indicios de que los japoneses
90 habituar6n bien pronto 4 esta manifsB'
Ci6n de ayte slevado.