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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
eUsINEss cnAhcFs.

EARN e. see Yearly IN the general
trokHfaHH business we viii teach Yea
thoroughly ~ mail appoint Fau oaf Hua
ready safahls stocks bonda and real -
tate. SECURE customers Tor Fsls HHH make
fna nHlEalf bfaHreraua. Particular free
Inter state Commercial Sales 90 seraa-
ton Pc
To lease. 10 large fsnfa partly Fur
niahed close Ia. on rAf line iarHa aap
arafe EfffheH uifh range and haf SAT -
fiasa 20 Lake Inlan ~ Hanrner aF0
HlnekiaF higfk Fhoua 1883 -aeszE
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H ORR 60 nc
fesstt Aiasss nids
IluMEhutLuEnHft
CoSTHAFruRa
DEALERS
rau cen doahis rear neosy on these
Use -tsss zach
~ the HsInfaf valley
! tfock fram car Hhs tscsrf fare %
ainatss from first a. ana Washingfen
eioss % lake sehnais stores 90 All
cleared ard istsief ready Go tHiid en-
We etli sasks ihs tslass g sat l9u.
REATIt H MnNFe AGE BOND 60.
AsIa ,st5 ind SCI
ne ctsH ANp 80 FER MONTH
Fnt tote al 81 iaNu ONLY on BLOCKS
, ose ~. 80 Si,f H. rs. ~.
eitF today alHa 90 HaH We car
pTuFs be This Addition aafaans tau eifF
psfss snd fsssr1alrs ulfh an anssesilsa
eise ~ lakes aua mountains on re-
= Boulevard leading uuFar 20 the
ENFosfrtpS Eraands Better see e TO
tSfrnNArfosAt. uoVu urktrv co
ICES American flank Fids asetz3t
Lots 'esios. 80 900 upl u dswn y
seek puns 70 five aarfa trarfs easF
isems Ercursien 20 sanrbsstsr suns
daY inqalfs ies Marion nldE lea
NN EMfAa 81. HH#fEH HHH NJ enc fHNH
nishsd sauth AIkt pheas. central
10 Yut wANr
An Investment that sill pay Fuu Zee
psf cent faf 10 Ysafsf u -. can oa
feTTng6rfo4AL noNb REALTY go
taoa American Hank HiHa =rf4HH
n yea are eauunE 70 buy cheap lots.
close 20 esf hns aad haf fss mlHutss
ga j. a.
ask Tor " Lewis 81 FifrI ~
COUNTRY HoME
si zee Nsa fnur4fnnm cottage and
sns baif acre - fine laad small pat
meat dasH. baIauee lt6 rsr moath
Close e CO. sod Ffadsd ssheol md @
Nichols 80 uaien .hth
We HAVE ~ RfaHr now
-, - sestsf -, e., -. =. 10 20
fNrEHNATIoNAL HoNb REALTY 30
teaa American Bank BIDS -sI-aa
= nLocKs FHoN THE ExPoHTTIng
efoands We are sslilna lots all IN lawn
e t4g6 Co ftke terms tto cash. balance
80 per month These lots adloin tWo
ritY parks. vita uneHeeiled visw % he
LAKES and meuntatns There are only q
feu ieft naitsr see this today
INTERNATIONAL HuNn a REALTY 90
ICES American uaHh Hlde IN a
In Cowana University Addition tt poo
ia ali u will taha 10 buF an sKtfa eoea
lot Terms
WINautP BROS.
see Unlman HIdH
snap room hous. fine location n
sold a. once seso tahsa ~ close Ia. tit
rent also other snaps Northern Real
Estate Co Room an, Nnffharn Hank
Dos Fourth and Pike Phone. Ind
1851. Main els 1T
PHOTOGRAPHERS suPPLIks.
ARasrsoa supply Co. al chsrry st. tt
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49, $3.50 -
VISITING HHoUas

WILLING hours on the war !
ships viii be ham 10 "a. M an +.
tii 6 y IN On Monday The :
Z loulrlaaa and Virginia viii be I
! reserved fof the NiHlt " the .
school children OF the els .
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

The Green Lake Reliable House Nov
fue Company MaviuE ana raising
houses a speciality EHflmafra furntshnd
free u charge Phone Ind ued rs
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cutckES RANCH Re aefss saaa
heHeh tsnH aH HaHrt Flee place ~
ekirssas sHH frait ssnsM Aaass. rhiehsn
heass ana fua lte8
fifbfe 81 Alaska niax - e.
CHEAP cHicKgN sassh. ,Fssss
&c. ss I'D s.5 ss - ssly 49, - '. .s.,
tsEms So g Z iitiiaaHs saissiasn e
T5mss ttaes taaar tt
FtNE kEnTa aH level deep rieh
seil tsfF sssiif cleared fsa fninatss
vsis ffam station ltea. fsrHs tfae
HouHRT uAtrur
$500 81 Alaska utda III 81
MY Youu uANeH SOW
HseFr Ysaf ssfsaea afauad seattle -
lsiEtsf ia eftss. sna 70 Eaa ewes sHfsaf
q awn faHrh ~ ~ hIaa - a ssfa.
nssf hans. ths time e. hag u y sHw
W aaFs sausr rfesaefe tfsets az from
ssta q See ser lrsrt Faa raUt nna
aHfthtae hsttst asTHh hers uaif ~ PEE
WEST q WHEELER
8es ceimaa niag
sEAn ENEHErr tNrEHrHnA y
acres e Nsflss hsif hstfefn iaHd
All god Haii nIra efreh tlFsa FsHsas
afrFs all level Sod sufi taae
Terms
HHnEnr WAGvmY.
eiasesest1I Atassa ittdH s-fg 81
NEAR KNIT
TBS AeNEs. eli level. partially tn+
pfus 81 fsta
nonFnT MtITnr.
Pte alesasi ALASKA Htdn flint
CONE AND gEE THE oFrtrE ANp
HEE plef - cor res taaera tracts faFas
tract iust opened positively ne tasi
tracts en- ths market To- the mnnsF
Prices tsst. tssa aua itoQ per tract
Easy terms
ROBERT MtLrHr.
ata a4e-eEi Alaska uidR --Hfssf
Htcif LEVEg. LAND 1t railroad ia
tor. one hear from ssaitis large Tract
afihdlFlaaf tnfa t-kara tracts. fgEa fHJE
and tfdh PEI frHHf EasH tarlas
HuHEHr MhfrwT
nsata.fzt Alaska uldH aaHa=4f
nEUE o. a GOOD MY 10 aafas All
tsFHi good colt tFf1 easily cleared few
minutes yak from station. rh.aa 10
good scHpai rvstafaes SD several miHls
SEQ Haf eash
HpHEHT MAITHT
PAHeHaH.fEf Afaaka ftlfH 81 u
a-aa a4a.saas.-----
ClfEkff fLArE fara.s piece srrsaK.
5000 hsuae only tsff With tea layfns
hens ffnah Tvs. terms tHf down. 81
PEI 1ufh See g. y tfiIImansa cashier
To- Times httek. ouoa a
FARMS AND LANDS.
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FARMS AND LANDS.

FARM hAH1AfN arraa 90 acres
IN cultivation. balance good timber. Z.
room house harn and several eufhulId
iaaas orchard II zoe bearing trees all
kinds ~ small fruits aa0d garden.
abundance u aHrina watef tsnm. har
ness WHaunH fuif outfit 81 farming
tools ana implements COWS sheep. hogs
chickens. durHs rsras cream sarnrafar
lneuhatars and braadera afl Zoe g. zoe
Terms on part
ROBERT MAITuT
fta4sIpaagf Alaska ufdr Ia q
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A Pickup

THa tais al cleared rsssr q hatta
rn mraf or lire Price fsst for tath
iats. as tash taieHrs o. rsf month
H = ORR co tNr
fesaft ALASKA nlde
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A Great Snap

r8hs cleared tIss tais 81 TUfs sfafieh
eta ths aatsufaas ~ tee Faf tiasa
Sos Operatives aE4Htu fas Utsrha
Nnts e. faaHrf aaaHsf sHa fsfs
tFsfaa sarH 80 aaan snH y pr
asaHfH We HlH nsFf - Hafs re -
fiaH nuFn re m 60 Hamaabs
a. -
bat ai.s tbis tai eoaas sat 80 tn
HssltaaEE
CatG MNfN REALTY co
- Is
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Fos RENT FLATs.


Furnished o. unfurnishsG apartment
Ground fnoF 3 rs0uF private house..
to entrances fsza Belmont Pike 81
ear r taga -z9=1e
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Aadsrsoa supplg Co. an ohsrry St u
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
Rich, IN OFFICE,
REAPPOINTs STAFF

S LANSING, Mich, Jan. 31.--Having
Aled his personal bond for $l50.oe0
10 protect the state money, ex-Gov.
John +. Rich is now the fullfiedged
freasurer OF the state OF Michigan.
MI. Rich came to this city yesterday
afternoon, took his oath OF Office and
etra1ghtway reappointed the present
srka6 Of assistants and entered upon
the active discharge OF his duties.
B. Atty-Gen. Bird and Auditor General
Bradley approved Mr.. Rich's bond. and
Hecretary OF State Prescott admins
tered the oath OF ONCE.
The new treasurer's first Official act
was 10 sign the reappointment OF John
IN, HaAror, OF Ann Arbor. as deputy,
and TO announce that no change would
10 made In the once stan. which con-
8i8te Of Robert A. Campbell, Port HUI
:fons George Rosenberg, Detroit; r. e.
40kWAuA SanilAc; Hoyt Woodman,
NoSfhviile: Timothy Quealey, Grand
Rapids: Mary ". simpson. Ann Arbor.
n the presence OF Secretary OF State
Froocott and George b. Horton, the
|4eol3 ON the vaults OF the treasury
Vero broken and the cash and securi-
fIeo described In the inventory verb
(te6 by the new treasurer.
Ihe con-con delegates win be paid
~ tomorrow, or Monday.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
H. K. SMITH AGAIN
SWINGS HAMMER
ON TRUSTS
CORPORATIONS COMMISSIONERS
SAYS 1T WILL TAKE TIME TO
UNDO WHAT "MALEFAcToRs
OF GREAT WEALTH" HAVE DONE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Defending
the administration attitude toward
the corporations and warning bis
hearers that they must be prepared
TO witness fight. OF generation
before the wrongs that have grown
up in corporation management would
be righted, Herbert Knox Smith, com
missioner of corporations. addressing
the members OF the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION or New York at their ban
Quet at the Union League club In
Brooklyn last night. declared that
President Roosevelt is the best friend
OF business success the country has.
His administration" said Smith,
SIS trying TO save and promote bust
ness efficiency. TO maintain an In
dustrial machinery which shall be
capable or standing up TO the work
OF an Industrial nation. He wants to
see that man win who Is good man
ufacturer, good railway man. a
good salesman. who gets good busi-
ness because he gives good service.
and not that man win who Is only
good at getting an unfair advantage
or at preventing any one else from
doing business"
President Van Cleve favored the APP
pointment Of tariff commission to re-
port 10 congress it's findings by March
4, 1909, at which time the congress
called together in special session for
that purpose should make the changes
suggested by the commission. Van
Cleve commended the tariff commits
sion bill recently introduced by SEN
ator Beveridge and urged manufacture
ers to use their influence toward Sc
curing It's passage.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
ON TRAIN THAT KILLS BROTHER.

HOUGHTON. Mich, Jan. 81
Aboard the train which ran down and
killed his brother. n. A. Campbell did
not learn OF the death OF James ID.
Campbell, OF Duluth, until the body
was found mutilated, beside the tracks.
James arrived here yesterday. TO visit
his brother and had started to walk
the tracks to his residence. east OF
Houghton. when he was overtaken BY
IN eastbound passenger train. The
train crew brought the body TO Hough.
ton. The dead man was so years old.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
OFFERS BILL To
TAX D0WRlEs

ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. 3i.-A bill. the
effect OF which would be to tax dow
ries given by New York state women
upon their marriage to foreigners, was
introduced in the assembly by Keller.
of New York. II provides for tax of
90 per cent on such property above the
value OF 100000.
Either personal or real estate situat-
ed in the state OF New York would be
taxed. Every contract for dowry or
settlement would have 10 be recorded.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
suspected Of stealing Clothing.

A slick" young man giving the
name OF Roberts and claiming to be
an employee OF the Western union, ia
sought by the police on suspicion OF
having stolen $50 worth OF clothing
from two young men rooming at No. 7c
Adams-ave. east Roberts" engaged
room adjoining that of the young
men. When the latter came nome
Thursday afternoon they found the.
clothes had disappeared and learned
that Roberts" had left the rooming
house only a few hours before, telling
the landlady he was going To Pittsburg
fs,-
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
nav COMPANIES INCORPORATED

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 31.--Articles
OF Incorporation were fled with the
secretary OF state as follows: Doyle
Storage & Transfer Co.. Grand Rapids.
$1,000; Van Eyck Weurding Mill
Ing Co., Holland, $4,000; Cornwall
Farm Land Co.. st. Joseph, $4,000;
Phoenix Manufacturing Co.. Detroit,
$1,000: Arbutus Sheep Ranch Co.. De
troit, $4,000; Grand Rapids Once
Equipment Co., Grand Rapids. Sit, 5000;
Naubinway Mill Co. Naubinway, $40,
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
FIFTH OF FAMILY INSANE.

VASSAR, Mich, Jan. 3l.-Roy
Huntsberger, 21, was brought here
from near Edmonton, Canada. violent
ly insane. He went to Canada recent
~, but lost his mind before he had
lived there long enough TO establish
residence. He il the NTH member
of his family TO 60 insane. His faith.
er was frozen TO death two years ago,
while intoxicated.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
DIES FROM mArcH BURNS.

LINDEN. Mich. Jan. Silva Lins-
ley. Is, is dead at her home In Deer
field, as the result OF burns received
a few days ago. when lighted match
head flew into her dress. Her mother
was In the cellar when the accident
occurred.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
THEIR FIRST REDUCTION SALE.

La violette & Prudhomme, 49 Mich
igan-ave, announce their first 'reduc-
ton sale" OF shoes for men and wom-
en- In this edition OF The Times. The
fact that these gentlemen have been
in business but few months and all
the shoes offered are from new, clean.
up-to-date stock, should induce liberal
patronage AZ the incorporating prices
advertised.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
ORIENTAL BANK
IS CLOSED UP

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.--A notice has
been posted on the doors OF the Orien-
tai bank, stating that the bank has
been closed by the superintendent OF
banks or The state or New York.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
Around the State in a Hurry

swallowed laudanum while in the
Union station, here. She was taken to
the police hospital and probably will
recover Novel reading is said to
have made her dissatisfied with life
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
JACKSON HOTEL ROBBED.

JACKSON. Mich, Jan. 31.--(Spe-
cial.) The Hotel Diedrich was bur
glarized last night. $S5 being taken
from the hiding place OF the proprie-
tor, under the bar He supposed no
one else knew OF the cache.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31

Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup has
been used Tor ever 90 years. BY mil
It40p % mothers for their children.
while teething, with perfect success. II
1oothe1 the child. softens the gums al :
1&9u all pain. cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. IL will
E4llsye the poor little sufferer imnedi-
LAY Sold By druggists In every part
90 the world e5c a bottle. Be sure
AM ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
'Dxrup" and take no other kind.
y ouarsnteed under the Food and
Qtugs Act, June 80. 1906: serial number
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
NEW YORK, Jan.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.--Announce-
ment Is made that checks drawn on
the Mechanics and Traders bank by
the State Savings bank OF Leaven-
worth, Kas., and the Farmers Elk
change State bank of DAVIS, Ia. will
be paid by the Hanover National bank.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
10000 pEPor For EuLLER.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan. 31.--
A $4,000 union depot is planned for
Fuller station, which is the junction
OF the Grand Trunk. the Pere Mar
Quette and me Grand Rapids & tn
diana roads.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
CUTS THROAT: DIES.

PONTIAC, Mich. Jan. 3l.--William
Headford. 80. committed suicide by
cutting bis throat. He had been out
OF work and respondent since leaving
Canada.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
aIRL DEAD FROM EATING PORK.

NILES. Mich, Jan. 31.-Miss
Georgia Foster. aged 1s, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster. farmers.
is dead from ptomaine poisoning,
caused by eating fresh pork.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
PIONEER SKUNK RAISER DIES.

Is MARSHALL. Mich. Jan. 3l.--Abra-
|ham vreeland, OF Homer, the first
oan tn Michigan to undertake skunk
foising tor profit, Is dead from a fall
Into = coal bin, following a stroke OF
fara1ysis.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
popps CONGRESSIONAL CAN
DlDATE.

Mt. PLEASANT. Mich, Jan. al
Frank II. Dodds. OF this city, is a can
-didste 20 succeed Congressman A. Is
Darragh.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31
ONLY one .BROMo QUININn

Oniy cSe r 1890 10 NJ SGIS Gyl1srr,-,,
Look for the signature of E.W. GROVE.
Used the World over to Cure Cold II
One Day. csc.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31

READS NOVELS; TRIES SUICIDE
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan 81
Mrs. Ruby Featherstone, OF Grant.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-31

TRAVEL INFORMATION BUREAU.
Rates and Routes TO the w est. North
west and Southwest, via the CHICAGO.
MILWAUKEE, a ST. PAUL RY.
Room ala Majestic Bldg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
(De aWeStrO cOTTe9pOmSaL }

Qusbradillag, DioiambF0 liza Reg-
pstsble LogiR "Uonciliaci6n" da este pne'
blO, efcctuara tRnida.blaDcs el dia de Ano
nuavo.
-FGIiCitRmoB sinC0r8ments 81 active
pFadicador dc la rgligi6a protsOtante BefIor
Luis Sanchez, por los mejorSs gus hs he
Cho en- 81 Quito que diEigs djgaRmente.
FL stfi II SA1Chsz pEapBra para IL Nocha
BuenR, una f satH que no dudsm0B RsButs'
rs 0gERdAblG, juzgando por ls auimsci6n
qus exists
El pradiCadoF SSuchez goza ds goners'
les BimpatlaB entire auB amigos, poT 81 Cs'
TGOteE franco y BincaEo, y si0mpTG 10 hemos
ViBto luchando con entueiaBmo poF lR Csu'
ss cue def snde, pFonUnCiando muy & me-
nudo elocusntgB diBcuFaoB.
Las nov onaB do In Conception di0ron
priuCi2io 81 diR echo del actual mer, aisn'
do numerosS Is concurrOncia dc fshgFeseB
que RsiSti6 Rl tsmplo.
-HG pFsEOntGdo Ia FeBnucia como jtf5
de Ia sBtaci6n del f8Erocarril 81 Eenor Ri
VGEk.
-HA Salido para MayaRu9G, q oausA de
0pf1EmedGd, el joven professor rural gus
dOHompGfia EnR sBcusis pFsparatoris en- ss'
20 pueblo. gsfi7r Cumpisnc.
Aver tuvimos sI placer de BsTudsr al
doctor Rours, m63ico do sanidsd de Ha'
4illo.
La patioi6n que hiCieron algunoG CO.
b0lloros aI Honorable OomiSionado dol
TotsFioE para ono 6ejArS Ia communication
CON Los dsm6g pusbIo0 do Is isis, fac re-
ausltS favorablemente degde hsce q ga
nos diaB ha aldo inBtAIado ei tsl@grsfo sn
lR casa RlCsldfa.
-LIamamos Ia atanCi6n al efs dc die
sritO, Bobr0 los muchoB perroB qua sin bo'
gal vagau por lsa GALES, Qiendo sao uu ps'
Iigro para los uif7B = nihaB que ConcuETen
suU juegos On 10 plaza do EecEso
No dudRmoS, OonoCiando 10 cump.idoT
do aus dsbeT0H cue Ru ell jefe Vale, que
pOndr6 en- pr6ctiCa la oTdsnsnzs votadR
Por el Concejo, impidisndo qus ain bczRl
puedan los p0rFoS 0Gtar poF lss GALES.
Eel foco mSyOF hSCe tempo que no
iluminR nueatrA plR8s y GS juSto que Bi 0l
pueblo pag6 10 C0Bto, 81 pueblo pueaR ser
virEs de G..
-STsndromou que omps2ar ds nu0vo
con ID campana?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13

que sodos, rspubiiosnes uniouistav, ex
tFangeVos = puertorriqut negroa ,
blarcoH. pobFes y Eicos, asxn mstidca en-
aanidsd con Ia misms vara, Aia distinction
= sic coneideFaci6a elguun.
Pusdo y dsbo fslicis&r al nkhor Ramo,
por aus bnsuoB dessoB ca el cumpljmiento
del dSber, y al 10 llsga poner On pr6ctics
hHE6 un bien al p6blioo an general.
" que dice ei:amigo JoEEo3 5por qu6
mo inspector dc ElimeutoB no haos 10
miamo qua ID comps fsEo Rzmos}
JEl amigo JorEo tems FcrsarBs ansmipoA?
PaOS no hAbeE Rceptado ol cargo ri CO.
meFcio en- general = mas adn esou gran.
dss almscsneG piden s gritos la intsTvsn.
ei6n del inspector de- aIimentos. pePo ia.
terv 9noi6n en6Tgioa y dacidida, ain ccrtem-
plaeionss de niDg6n g61ero,
La Icy ca ley. La Banidad es lay, ley
humanitaTia que hay qus hscsE cumplif.
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JUAN BRASCHI.
Director LE&8T!n0,
POR LOS DESCEN-
dientGs del bra
vO R0ias,

En- ArsCibo 90 trRtR de ampaHar q loB
deBCsndisntsB do Victor Rojas, 81 intE6pido
maEino do aquslla bERva costs.
El mundo tisne vsCeB iEon1aR tarribleg.
Victor RpjaS tuvo Bismpre BuB braces
robuEtog, fasEt0E, = 80 alma valsEoBG, dig
pueBtoG RTTebatRr del abismo dc laB
RguaG, las vfCtimas que en- 6staB cRisn.
Para sl n6ufrago del mar fu6 6l, an
ATecib0, una vsEdGdeTa PTovidencia. Ja-
mas midi6 ol peligro. CuRndo lRs oIau
levRntAbansG con alGtud dc montafiRs, deB'
haOi6ndoS0 ca formidable golpeaE contra
les RCantiladoG, 10 ConDidsrRba temsTi
dad inConcebible lSpzaTBs & elias, BobF0
elias cAba gabs 81 hsEoiOo marine, todo
poE inStint0 humRnitSrio, Galvando, ca mu'
Chaa ocRaioneB, numGFoGas vidAE.
Y RhorR Bon pedszos do Bu alma Ioa
AmenGzadoB PoF 81 olSsja dc 10 vida en- el
Cual 30 Uuffon las RDguBtiaB del nRufragio.
ouRndo, como On 0l CRBo do las hiiaB de
aquGl maTino, no 90 tisnen padEaB az Gl
mundo.
iC6mC no ha de habaE Alma8 genSEogs
qus tiOndaD, smulando Is gloria del mari
no. Bu dieGtER CATitativa, laH hijaB de
6lte, nsCsBitadRB do un Esfugjo en- donde
ampaHaTss inBtFuirBe
Ds ess modo Oh como dobe h0nFarke Ze
memoEis dc les h6ro0E, no mRtaTl0B &
diBgpstoB para lIorarloS dGBpu6B.
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Los azOteS en- lnglaterra.

Da nuavo hs Bido puessa Is rlen del
dis en- 81 Farismento b1it6nico Ia cuegti6n
rs!Rtiva q Is pens do Rsotes,
Copteatando una pregunta del dipu'
tAao srland6s MscneiIi, enemigo de ests
cisae de caasigos 81 ministro dol intarior,
Mr. Gladstone, hs aducido el case de Car
diff d0ndG Tscie1t8mente fueron gentenciR
dcs { ID peus de szcteB Il individuoH Rcu.
sados del delito do Eobo con vioLencis, y el
ejemplo h@ aldo tan efGsz, que en- IaB ctlleB
de Cardiff dondo s6te1 reinaba constan'
temente lG inseguridady y sl terror, Ia tran
qniiid&d Gu hoy complsta,
AdemaQ ha EseguTado sl ministTo que la
policfa sn general % mueBtFs muy Batipfs'
cha de los resu|tadoB que ds lR pena de
azotOB, graciRB la cual 81 nGmeTo de de-
lincuantea dism5nuye do IN modo evidsute
y gEande.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
OJOS QUE NO VEN.

La miGterioBa desspariCi6n de un perro
an Chicago, animalitO que peEtenocfa IN
conocido induBtriRI de dichs CiudNd, y
que en- Ol LegiStro de cusdrdpsdou caDineu
fguEa con ol ntmeEo 1896 igual 81 ea'
tSmpRdo On lR plRquilla que Csrgabs 81
cuollo, scabs de ser dsUcubiarts, Un to-
legrama do RoxbuTy, ViTginis, anuncia
q1e On una lata de CErns pFsnaads cen
que una do Las fGmiliaS de Ia localidEd
que quiuo EGgaIsE8s 20 snContr6 Ia Ola'
9uills dichs con Is uiguiento inEcTipci6n;
"N6m, Is, ,5O6 -OhiCOgo. R. F. c..
AfoEtuoadoI los qu0 tropazaEoa con aDts
mouumont1 CuGntoB no habEemos oomido
cato por lilbre sin 8nContraF bolstS do
EsgiEtro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
LA SANDAL EN- BAYANON.
DiSpuestOS a TRAFALGAR con effcacia
Ell Ell saneamientO de Ia Ciudad
Ode EGsstT0 c0rTespOE8a5)

Diciombrs 2 Tango que cousiguar
con sumo guEto, ell que lea aenoreB en-.
pl0ndds dc SanidRd, han atendido mis- in
diCacione8 con respects 81 estsdo sanitario
do Is ciudaj.
Aver he tanidO uua leFgs confsrencis
con el senior Maximiliano Ramos y me
infaEm6, mostr6ndoms 81 mismo tempo
Les noti6cBCioues dc habeEss tomad0 por
lR nanidRd local, sn6'gicas msdidHr, con al
objeto do poneT ls ciudad sn busn eatsdo
higi6nioo.
MuY pFonto-ms dijo el usfoy Ramou-
desapaFsCeF6n sBEB ounstsa suciRs, Cuyas
aguas detsnidaB 0n elias, son ana smenazs
GonRtanta para Is gaLubFid8d pdblicR. Da'
GGpaEeGsE6n sBoB CorERlGs RRquegoaos lIonog
de inmuudiciRB, Esf como tambi6n stare
Continuamente enoima de los dueflou de
loH solareg desocupado8 psFs que siamprs
los tergan limpioB y en- condicioneB de
que el viBitGntg 6 Gsts Ciudsd nc Ee cYes
que aBog OolRreg cerrRdog como eHt6n son
dep6gitog dc CsFdoB gsnBdo.
Y me oCupaE6 con BumR preferences, de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
TeatrO Municipal.

Eata nOCba darE Ia compaffa que aotda
en- 0l !Muuicipsi LES Payanoa' = ''Carca.
ieFan" 8 pstioi6n del p6blico. obrau que en-
tanto se distiog9e1 Ia ssn1rita Baillo, &C.
nora BlanchArt = sefioTsu sotorra y
GAEcfs.
Para !a fanci6n de eDta nochs so csn
taVaS lO8 BALCONIES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR
DiUisi0n of the Interior.


Sru Jusn. Porto Rico Novambsr 18th,
1908. Sealed proposals in duplicate Z
tbs furnishing Of sll labor aud matsrIa'.
NECESSARY for ths construction Of Labor .
tory Building for the Porto Rico Ezpsli'
mant S!stion st MaysgiisE. Porto Rico,
will be recaivsd st this Office untiI 10 A.
M. Decsmbsr 1?ah. 1908
all neceyssTy Information, b1ar k foEma
Of propc salB and instructors to bidders
will be forniBhsd on application.
Contractors wiahipg to tsks copies Of the
plans a0d specifications frcm th" off GO may
do 80 by leaving deposit cf $500 foE
the safs return ef ths plans.
The right is EGse'vad to Eeisct any or alI
bids; else to swaTd tbs oontEact upon other
conui Iteration than that cf pEica alora --
Laurence e. Grebome, CommiJ'ionsr cf
the IutsTicR. Ne. IL Y.