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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
First Glass Barbecue.

Mcssrs. M. O. Livingston and Henry
G. Richardson will give a barbecue at
Mr. w. M. Bobb's residence, near
Bachman Chapel church. on Friday
September 4. a first-class dinner in
every particular is guaranteed. There
will probably be some speaking to
entertain those WHO attend. ih,lc D, ice
Of dinner will be 40 cents 70, gentle
men and 35 cents for ladies' Every
body is cordially invited and will be
wclcOmcd
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Horse Washed Down The Creek
And Occupants of Buggy Narrow
ly Escape Drowning.

While driving" back to Ncwberry
after the heavy rain on Sunday after
noon Mr.. Will Harrison and Miss
Hawkins, Of the Mollohon mill see
ton, had II narrow escape from
drowning. Rocky Branch, just be-
yond Mr.. j. {. 1Iipp's home, was con-
Siderably swollen, but, thinking there
womld be no danger in crossing, Mr.
Harrison drove in. The current was
too swift for the horse to pull the
buggy across. In his struggles the
horse broke loose from the buggy, and
WAS washed down The creek. IT seems
almost miraculous that with the side
and back curtains in position on the
buggy, Mr.. Harrison and Miss Haw-
kinS should escape, but they managed
10 get ont Of the buggy without ser
iouS hurt.
The horse and buggy had been
rented from Mr.. y. Y. Bishops livery
stable, in the city. 1t was thought
until yesterday mornin" that the
horse had been drnwncd but il was
found in thc creek yesterday NOM
in" about mile below where the
crossing was attempted. The horse
was rot out Of the creek anl taken
to the stable.
The buggy was badly damaged.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
For EntiCing Labor.

Frank Miller. rnlnrr,l. was tried bv
Mayor l.anyf"rd several days AGO on
the charge nf rmlirinm labor. and was
sentenced to pay fine nf $500 or
I" serve thirty days. lie paid his
fine
The offence with which Miller was
rAar"rd waS alleged to have been com
mitrd "n nr about May II. Miller. it
appears. waS seeking lahnrrrs tn 20
|" n place near the North Carolina
line. Chief Adams and the members
OF his force caught on to Miller :
game and went to the depot to arrest
HIM. Miller, however. learned that
plans were making for his arrest. and
he hired Il horse and buggy and drove
I" Clinton. lie had not bcrn in New
berry again until several DAYS ago,
when the police learned that he had
returned. and the arrest was made bv
Policeman Austin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
PNICNIC AT AMICK'S FERRY.
Saluda Farmers Union, in Lexington
County, to Hear Speakers on
August %.

The Saluda Farmers union, in Lex
n@t"n county, will give picaic at
Amick's Ferry, just beyond lie New
berry line in Lexington county. ON
August 2S. Everybody is invited to
come with wellfilled baskets. and a
big crowd is expected fr,m Ncwbcr-
ry and Lexington counties. The first
primary will be over, and there will
be no politics at the gathering Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Congress-
man A. Frank Lever, Of Lexington,
and Col }. B. O'Neall Holloway, Of
Ncwbcrry.
A pleasant day is bc"n looked for
ward to.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
Arrested For Gambling.

Sheriff Burnrd ON Sunday morning
cau"hi ON to II lot uf negroes who
were engaged in gambling in the
woods near Helena. but II" succeeded
in arrrSlin~ only two ct them. viii
Glrun and Thrn Miller
the others in the party arc Frank
Ray. Mack Wilson, Frank Scott. Tom
Abrams. Jack Williams, Will Davis.
and Robert EmrrH"r Warrants have
been iS>;ncd for i'll of them and they
will be arrested and held ON the
charge Of gambling.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
Death Of Mrs. Belle Rogers.

Mrs. Belle Rogers, wife of Mr.. Ed.
Rogers, died suddenly on Sunday
night. Mrs. Rogers was about twen-
ty-two years old. Besides her hus-
band she leaves two children. one be-
ing abont three weeks old.
The family Formerly lived in West
End, but at the beginning Of this
year moved t" Mr.. Allen Bishop s
place near .]alapa. The physician
states that death was the result of
dropSy Of the heart.
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Death of a Child.

f.ula May Gorcc, aged three wears.
died al the home rf her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. O. S. Gorcc. i'm West End.
ON Saturday mornin. shortly before
II o'clock. Little Eula Nav had
been Ill for some time with typhoid
Fever. She was laid to rest in Rose
mont on Sunday morning. Her par
cnts in their bereavement haze the
sincere sympathy Of many friends.
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Movements of Newberrians and Those
Who Visit Newberry and 9th
er Happenings.

Miss Kate Henderson. Of The co,ln-
~. is visiting Mrs. }. II. Miller in
Rock IIiIl
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sullivan and
Master Carlisle Sullivan, Of Prince
ton. visited Mrs. }. W. IIumbcrt last
week.
Miss Ncttic Moore, of Columbia,
and Miss Fannie Epps, Of Mavbcton,
VIII" have been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. John l.. Epps, left Saturday
For Whitmire /" visit friends at that
place.
Miss Ray prarsall, Of Salmda. is
vlSitm" friends in the city
Mrs. George l.angford and Miss
Ida lhn"f"rd are spending some timc
in llcndcrSonvillr.
DR.. and Mrs. Whit Conner are at
home from delightful little visit to
relatives in cnkcbsr,ry
cor. Gr""nvillr News. 22h.
Mr.. Ben. Friday has returned to
his home in Nrwbrrry. after Il few
days visit I" his sister. Mrs. Maudc
Grrcnr.--lInrSr Creek Valley News,
22d.
Mrs. Evans returned to her home
in Nrwbcrry today after II Pheasant
visit T." Mrs. w ~. Shrrard.--Andcr-
son Daily Mail. DIST.
Miss Eva Wright is visiting in
Spartanburg
Mr. John NJ. Kinard returned from
Hrrvard ON Sunday.
Miss Kate Floyd Clark. who has
been in the city with relatives fnr
ihr past few weeks, left last ni-ht for
Savannah.
Mr.. Arthur Copeland. nt Columbia.
was in tn" city this week.
Miss Sue Dean. of Laurcns. is Wis
itin" Miss Annie Ruff.
Mr.. Il. G. Camp. ct Franklin. Vr.,
is Sprndin" II few days in the city this
week.
Miss Mary Frances Pool and Mas
Ter Robert Pool returned from Wis
il I" Abbrvillr
Miss Fannie Holloway is visiting
relatives and friends in Oranucburr
county.
Miss t;"na Hradhurn left yesterday
for tr""mvillr. where sh" will visit
Mr.. ". b. Wcrtz
Th" W. {. I. l. will meet ON Thurs
day. August -. at 80 -. m. at the
residence IF Mrs. Mary Wright. Mrs.
Harmon will preside.
Mr.. J. f.. Merchant, Of Arlington,
:. e., WAS in Nrwbcrry last week
ON his return home from Saluda,
where he attended the funeral Of his
mother. Mrs. Matte Berry.
Mis- Pearl Mccrary. who has been
viSilin" Miss Anita Davirson, in
Boundary street. returned yesterday
to her home ut Rlackvillr.
Miss Anita Davidson left yrstcr-
day for Blackvillr To spend week
with Miss Pearl Mcrrary before
""ln" to Bcthnnr. where she will
teach dnrin" the rnS,in. session.
Mr.. II. \. Meyer. Miss Florric
Meyer and Master Irwin Meyer arc
viSilin" Friends and relatives in New
berry and Lexington. --kingstree
County Rrr"rd Goth.
Miss Elta Shelly is viSitin. Miss
Louise Orhlcr in Chester.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
Meeting of Rural Carriers.

The carriers of Ncwbcrry county
are requested to meet at the court
house. on labor day, September 7,
zoos. Business Of much Importance
will come before the meeting and
every carrier in the county is not on
ly requested but urged to attend the
meeting.
r. c. Counts, President
W. G.. Peterson, Secretary.
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Whitmire 6; West End 5.

Whitmirc defeated West End. on
the other meetings in the campaign.
a:'irrmrun by Il score Of & TO ;.
Batteries: Simpson and Mccall. for
Nrwhrrrv: Laval and Williams. for
Whitmirc.
Hits: Nrwbcrry 10: Whitmirc I.
Errors: Nrwbcrrv 8; Whitmirr t.
Struck out A.: by Simpson I; by Law
al TO-
The game WAS attended bv II large
aud enthusiastic crowd
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
A Card.

To the Democratic Voters Of New
berry County,:
desire to state that my friends
placed my name before the people of
Nrwbcrry county. rs Il candida'" for
county commissioner. with my con-
sent. and | regret very much that I
missed several Of the campaign meet
in"S and other gatherings that | de-
sired io attend. I missed these gath
crings because 7 have been in i'll
health during this campaign. Now,
that it has about drawn to a close,
I think that 7 have done about all
that I could 10. I leave myself in
the hands Of the people Of Ncwberry
county, and if they see fit to elect
me onc7of their commissioners. I viii
serve them to the best of my ability
wish to say ! appreciate the good
vote von gave me two years ago. and
I will thank you for whatever YOU
may do for me ON the 25Ih Of August
L. c.. Livingston.
(Rcttcr known rs Charlon.) }
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
LITTLE MOUNTAIN NEWS.
Switch Board Installed by Telephone
Co.-New Cotton Coming lii
Death of Child.

Iltllc Mountain. Aug. 24.-l'lIc
drought in this section was broken
last week with heavy iainS. The
weather. observer reports LAO inches
''amiall for the week.
Several bales of new cotton have
been gluncd and marketed in This
place. The oil mill company has over
hauled lis ginnery, employed an cf-
iicirnt "nncr and is in readiness for
the busy season.
During the severe thunder storm
that passed over this section Tuesday
night. lightning struck the stccplc Of
the school building, damaging the roof
considerably and Splintcring the cell
inc.
Little Miss Mary Shcalv cntertain-
cd Il number Of her Young friends at Il
birthday party last Friday afternoon
Mr.. o. |. Shcaly. Of Clinton. made
il short visit to his parents Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. J. ID. Boland. another of our
Clinton boys. spent several days at
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Kinard, of Kin
ards. are spending some time with re-
lativeS.
Miss Mae Bradham, Of Manning; !;
Miss Corncla Capers, Of Washington,
and Miss Willie Mae Wise, of Pros
pcritv. visited Misses Elbcrta Scasc
and Mary Latham last week.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie W. Long, after an illness Of a
few days. died Saturday night. The
intcrmcnt took place yesterday after
noon in thc family burying ground.
The bcrcaved parents have the sym
pathy Of the entire community.
Mrs. Martha Shealy was buried
yesterday afternoon at Piney Woods
church. She was the widow of Mr..
Joshua Shcaly. who died but few
months ago. Both had reached ripe
old age.
Mr. {. f. Latham is expected home
today from the northern markets,
where he has been buying the fall
stock Of goods for the firm of j. B.
Latham.
Mrs. W. A. Counts and son Marion,
and Mrs. J. NJ. Sease, visited relatives
in and around Prosperity last week.
Mr.. Frank l.. Feagle has been on a
visit to his parents.
Mr.. Clarence Monts and family, of
Aiken, have been spending while
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
W. MontS.
The private telephone company of
this place has installed Il small switc ch-
board to accommodate the rural lines
that have been recently run from here
Lines have been constructed into the
Pincy Woods. to Peak and Spring
Hill, and in the section Of country
toward Pnmaria and Hope Station.
Including the telephones in town. the
subscribers on these party lines have
access to GO or Is phones. besides
long distance connection. The con-
tract with the Southern Boil has lust
been received. which gives tine farm
crS connection ont Of Little Mountain
for the regular toll rate. More lines
promise organization this fall. The
bridging system is used on the rural
lines. The farmers own the complete
lines and the tolls charged disintcrcst-
cd parties pay for exchange and keep
lines in repair.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
For Wife Beating.

Mayor I.an@ford had negro in his
court yesterday morning, charged
with tw" offcnccS--~onc of them wife
bcatin" and jhc other curSing and dis
orderly conduct generally. lie was
sentenced TO pay II fine Of 800 in each
case or 10 serve 30 days in each ease.
lie chose the days.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
Lost Fine Mules

Mr.. ID. l.. Boozcr lost in April a
fine mule which he valued at 1878.
and ON last Saturday night he lost a
5000 mule. This is cxtTaorIinarilv
hard luck With fine mules.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
Death of Mrs. Matte Berry.

Mrs. Matte Berry. Of Saluda
county, died at her home in that coun-
tr on Sunday, August rs. Mrs. Berry
leaves Il number nf relatives and
friends. who deeply mourn her dc.
parturc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25
FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT-A

other ear just received, and while
1t lasts goes for best patent, SIS. .25(
Best half patent $4.85. Mosclc,k
Bros, Prosperity, S. C. :
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WE HAVE ARRANGED TO Ac;

as agents for the Rambler and Fo,l
automobiles. We request an oppol
tunity to demonstrate the supeI
'orlty OF these machines with 4
Hew to securing your orders. \
30. Summer Brothers Coz
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25

JUST RECEIVED car nails and wi
car lime, car cement, at Sunni
Bros. Co.
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A CARD.

G.. G. Sale, lawyer, will practice Il
all the courts. Money to lend o.,
ten years time at per cent. 4
For time. may be found at Mas
ter's Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25

foUND-A pair Of eye glasses has
been LETT at this office which the
owner can have by calling for same.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25

COAL-Why pay more for inferliof|
coal when you can buy Blue fiem|
Jcllleo at $500 per ton-Angust,
delivery. john Scott.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-25

hoST-An opportunity to save your
money if You buy before seeing u.s.,
Summer Bros. Co.
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THE following brands of tobacco
will be sold at Smith Bros 2 1-2c.
Tor sc. cuts: Common Sense, Wine,
Sap, Big Stick and Ninety Nine.
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THIS rs ELECTION DAY.
The Ballots Will Fall All Day Long
The Candidates for the Various
Offices.


be held today. and by four 'clock
this Afternoon Abe fate Of most Of
the candidates will have been dccid-
ed. In some Of The races in all pro-
liability Il second election will be nee
eSsary, and this will come two weeks
later, on September s.
The polls will open this morning at
8 O'Clock. and will close at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
The voting precincts in the city Of
Ncwhcrry will be located as follows ::
Ward l--Council chamber.
Ward 2-park'S : store under Croft
we'll hotel.
Ward 3, No. 1--Hcrald and News
Office.
Ward 3, No. 2-Timmerman s
store.
Ward 4-Old Express Office.
Ward 5--Voting booth in front of
mill gate. at rear of mill.
Following are the candidates for
the various State and county Offices !:
For United States senatc--.Jno.
Gary Evans. Jno. p. Grace, George
Johnstonc. W. w. Lumpkin, O. b.
Martin, II. G. Rhctt. +. d. Smith.
For wnvmnnr~-M. T.. AnScl. Cole l..
Blcasc.
For lieutenant "ovcrnor--ThoS. G..
Mcleod.
For secretary of Sta,c-R. NJ. Me-
Gown.
For comptroller ecncral-N. w.
Brnokcr, \. w. Jones.
For State trcnSurcr-R. IT. Jcn-
nings.
For adintant and inspector =cncr-
all. G.. Boyd. II. Y. Thompson.
For State superintendent Of cdn-
r,ti"n--.t.. &. tlm"rr. stiles r. Mel
lirlamp. j. +. Swcaringcn.
For attorney ecncral-J. Fraser
Lyon.
For railroad commissioner---Jas.
Cnnslcr. Banks l.. Cau"hman. Frank
G. Fishburnr. II. W. Richardson, !.
\. SummcrSctt.
For congrcss-Wyatt Aiken. Julius
+. Hoggs.
For solictor-R. \. Cooper.
For State scnator--Flbrrt II. Aull.
Alan Johnstonc.
For house Of rcprcscntativcs-J. J.
S. Dominick, II. Fl. Evans. Godfrey
Harmon. f. w. Higgins. Arthur Kib-
Ter. j. NJ. Taylor, O. Wells, e. II.
Wychc.
For shcriff-Cannm G.. Blcasc, NJ
NJ. Burord.
For auditor-W. ". Cromcr, Eug
S. Wcrts.
Fer trcaSurer--Jno. l.. Epps.
For clerk Of court-Jno. G.. Cog,
"anS.
For maStcr-W. A. Hill, II. II. Rill.
ard.
For superintendent Of cducation--
J. b. O'Ncall Holloway. J. s. Wheel
! rr.
For coroncr--.J. y. Bass. T..
| rItliH. ". T.. ftlkcf.
For supcrvisor-H. II. Abrams, l.
I. Fca"lc, Benz. Halfacre, l.. D. Nor
riS, Jack B. Smith, j. Monroe Wick
er.
For county commissioncr-G. II
Cromcr. Geo. Y. Dickcrt, Custis !,
Lcitzscv. L. G.. Livingstone. ]. S. J
Suhcr, w. II. Wendt. T. J. Wilson.
For magistrates:
Townships Nos. and SIS. G
Carter, J. n. Chappcll, r. NJ. Lind
say. Chas b. Tidwcll.
Township No. q. c. S. Brown
c. r.. Cromcr.
Township No. 3-Jno. Henderson.
Township No. 4--R. NJ. Aughtry
+. ". FAINT.
Township No. 5--W. G. Sigh.
Township No. 6-J. Y. Floyd, J
w. Hendrix.
Township No. w. r. Keith.
Township No. 9--B. B. Flair, F.. B
Kib}cr.
Township No. 10---P. r. Ellcsor.
Township No. III. S. Fowler, G
l.. Graham, ". p. Graham, w. T.
| Kihlcr.
Removal old court housc--For re
moval. Against removal.
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GIN REPAIRs-Sec us for bc1t;po
pr!s,nal CANDY, and leather, gin
Dr1stieS, steam fitting, paclzinos.
plpmg' oils, etc. You enquiries civ
en- prompt attention.
Summer Bros. Co.
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PROMPT AND POLITE attention p
Summer Bros. Co., whether you bun
or not.
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WANTED-A housekeepcr, whitd
middle aged. Will pay reasonable
salary for the right person.
Apply at this Office.
H.
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DON'T WAIT until all those cott9
picking laps and sheets ut SummI
Bros. Co. arc sold. Buy today. .
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NOTICE-Four boxes Star Lye
Smith Bros, for 25c.
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FINE Berkshire pigs for sale.
,fhone 81. McHardy Mower.
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SEELYARDS and scale beams
Summer Bros. Co.
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f1NTS, quarts and half gallon fruit
Jars at Summer, Bros. Co.
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HAVE YOUR BUGGY rubber tired
at Summer Bros. Co.
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A. w. JONES, THE PI,uMRrp

N w JONES, THE PLUMBER. IN
opened shop just back Of post on1tI
tFtlmatcs furnished on appIicatio|
kcpalr work given prompt attic
ton.
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lin CANS and solder at Summer
Bros. Co.
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WHITE WINE VINEGAR at Smitl1
Bros, for 25c.
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10 YARDS PRETTY WALL paper-I
ing at l5c. Broaddus & Ruff.
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SPLENDID AUTOMOBILE for b;re
engagements solicited. Rates rea-
sonablc. Competent chanffeur. Call
or telephone.
Summer Brothers Co. 4
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SEE BROADDUS g. RUFF's glass
ware ut Zoe.
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statesmen WANTED-to look

ter our interest in Newberry
adjacent counties. Salary or G
mission. Address The Harvey
Co., Cleveland, O.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.
| CENT A WORD,
No advertisement taken for
less than rs cents.
CIGAR CALESMAN WANTED-Ex

perlcncc unnecessary. $l00 per
month and expenses. Peerless Cigar
Co., Toledo, Ohio.
TIT Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28

Europa, en- Inglaterra, un cabalIcrG
que tiene nm ejercito particular. u
ese hombre es ell duque de Athlol- /
Los antecesores del duque fueron sns
un tempo soberanos de la isla de Man.
situada entire Inglaterra 6 Irlanda, "
en- cierta OCCASION cedieron sus derechnM
& esta soberanfa al gobierno ingiGsy
por La no despreciable suma de 70.O00
libras esterlinas, pero reservAndose L.
potestad de tener un ejercito propio-
Ell actual duaue, uno de los hombress
mas ricos de La Gran Bretafia, es due
no de inmensas posesiones en- el c0u-
dado de Perth, y en- ella tiene su eler-
cito, compuesto de trescientos homhEeg
uniformados, armados instruidos ad-
mirablemente. La bandera del peque~
no regimiento es regalo de La rcin&
Victoria, la cuai saba muy bien quG
cl duque habrfa puesto & su disposz-
ci6n la tropa en- miniature 81 de- ellE
utiera necesitado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28

sas, no cabe duda alguna de que en- 81
mar saldrfan victoriosos los ingleses
pero para veneer la tenaz resistencia
naval de los alemanes necesitarfan mu-
cho tempo, mas del que le serfa pre-
ciso los ejercitos del Kaiser para ne-
gar & La frontera francesa y aun cru
zarla; por 10 que aconsejamos & nnes-
tros compatriotas que cuenten solamen
te con sus propios medios recursos
para aguantar el choque de nuestros
enemigos, 10 menos al empezar las
hostilidades. Tampoco debemos olvi-
dar que Alemania trabaja desesperada-
mente por aumentar su va poderosa
marina, y que como por su parte no
haga tambien la Gran Bretana heroi-
cos esfuerzos por aumentar proporcio-
nalmente la suya, llegara quiza, en- no
nuy lejana fecha, un momento en- que
la sera diffcil, 81 no impossible, conser-
vi ell imperio de los mares.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
la entente aHgo-|iancvss


Examinando el estado actual del
eJercito de la Gran Bretana, desde ell
punto de vista de su possible coopera-
ci6n con ell de Franeia en- Ell case de
una guerra con Alemania, empieza Ell
eSiecle,n de Paris. por dar el debido
credito que, como elemento de comba-
te, tiene aquel Cuerpo de 10000 hon.
bres de tropas regulares que forma Ell
nncleo del sistema militar terrestre
britanico, senalando de paso que en- su
forma actual no ha llenado ell ejerci-
to de aquel pals In mission que de 81
sc esperaba, nj la llenarA hasta que,
con las reformas que necesita,. y que
van en- camino de implantarse, tenga
un contingente Elective de 627 900 COM
batientes, de los cuales hay va 10000
dispuestos para emprender en- cual-
quier momento una expedition tie
IRA extranjera.
eCon los grandes recursos navales-
afiade ell colega-de que dispone Ingla-
terra, puede lamar en-. menos de una
semana aquel ejercito cualquiera de
los puertos del Mar del Norte que le
convenga, especialmente 4 uno de los
del Schlewig, EN- cuyo pals podria con
tar con algfn apoyo de los habitantes.
Todo este es verdad, pero hay nm te-
rrible epero.p y es el de la escuadra
alemana.
aTal como estan actualmente las CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
h gitrcI0 De IN dugue

Un ejercito de soldados de plomo
es cosa que cualquiera puede poser
81 tiene gusto en- clio, pero un ejerci-
to de carne hueso parece que, desde
que terminaron los dias del feudalis-
mo, solo pueden tenerlos los gobier-
nos 8 los reyes. Hay, no obstante, en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
Desea colocarSe

Una sehorita que escribe correctameu-
to en- maquinilia y tiene muy buen&z
referencia& Informaran en- esta re~
dacci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
MISAS

Catedral.-Dfas iaborables: 7, 7.3O
~ Fcstivos s. {. $. 9 y11
San Francisco. .--Dins lahorahles: 7.
-Festivos 6.30. Y 720
San Jose.-Dfas laborables: Z y 1.3U.
--Festivos: 6 80 30
Santa Ana.--Dias laborables: y
1.30.-Festivos: y TO-
Puerta de Tierra.-Marteg DO
mingnG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
Secchijn Rr|igi0Sa

Santos para mailana 90:
/ de Adviento, san Saturnino OBJ. y
martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28

Santos para ell dia 30
San Andres ap6stol.