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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

First visitor-Most interesting coun-
try round about here. Have you seen
the ruins?
Second Visitor (who has just paid
his bil)-Yes; l suppose you mean the
guests leaving this hotel.-Detroit
News-Tribune.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

ments in the form Of taxes. Sickness and death on the
average claim S2054. 1t is quite apparent that bread
and flour do not form q very large item of the food ex-
pense of the normal laborer's family, as only 0 per cent
OF the cost of the food goes for bread and 81 per cent for
all other food articles. Harry Snyder, in Harper's
Monthly.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

Ing cured when Doan's kidney Pills
came to my notice and their use brought
quick relief and a permanent cure. 1
am very grateful"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents a box.
Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

ache. The simplest
Homework complete
ly exhausted me. l
had no strength or
ambition. was nerv-
o and suffered
headache and dizzy
spells. After these
years of pain 1 was
deSnairing of eyer be-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
The Palace. NJ Nevport.

Some Of the palaces Of the wealthy
at Newport have surrounding lawns
and gardens covering as much as ten
acres; but most Of them lie close to-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
Then AppeaI.

81 must tell you frankly" said a law.
rer to his client, that Go not see the
slightest chance of your winning the
case"
"Why?"
Because the law OF the point il
against YOU"
rs that ala" remarked the client.
Then 90 ahead The judges are not
.fuayS rirhtv
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
a perm.nent organixat,ou

The Bryan Democratic league should
| arrange to become a permanent thing,
for it isn't likely this is the last time
| Bryan will want the nomination
Philadelphia Press.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

The King Of Siam chooses, once a
year, the best stones taken from the
splendid Siamese sapphire mines. Fol
these he pays nothing
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

The Great Eastern, which made her
maiden trip just half a century ago. was
not a financial success until she became
a cable repair vessel some years after.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

In the construction of a launch. q
saving Of space of from 20 to % per
sent is to be had by the use of gasoline
engines as compared with that of steam
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

II you want to hear "talk" you
fhould hear the women when they get
b going about a woman who Is trying
b butt into society.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
STRENGTH OF SHIP IS MEN.

1EnWEnnN ROBABLY our navy is as good as any, and
we are not foolish if we think it the best.
- There are complaints against all navies.
k-v-H Many years ago, when the ~Inhexible was
kTGNSSSS on the stocks in England. able constructors
kTgHtstSG proved by mathematics that when launched
she would turn wrong side up, but she did
not. The Philadelphia of our navy was %top-heavy and
narrowly escaped turning over. Her top hamper was re-
duced. with the ef@t of adding to her stability, but
without curing entirely a fundamental mistake in the
calculations Of the constructor. and she has gone into
permanent retirement. But none of our ships built since
her time have been accused of being tOp-heayy. y Ger
man paper is now publishing n series of articles attack
ing the value of German warships and denOuncing the
Minister of Marine. Probably no warship is indestructi-
bic. The japanese war vessels might have been de-
stroyed by Rojestvensky's guns if the Russians had hit
them. In the language of the Wild West. the japanese
feet got the drop on the Russian vessels. When two
fleets meet, the one whose guns are the poorest served
will be Observation-Disclosures Record.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

The armless wonder in the dime mu-
scum was complaining of his hard lot.
Il lead such a mere foot-to-mouth ex-
istence 80 he said.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

Miffkins-I pride myself on the fact
that | have never yet broken my word.
Blfkins-TOo flexible, eh?
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
TEN YEARS OF BAcKAcHE.

Thousands of Women suner I'm the
Same Way.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn, 153 Vine St. Co
lumbus. Ohio, says: For more than
.cn years l was In misery with back
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

OF any Otner country on the SlODe. IN sue
countries as Russia and Germany, in France and Italy,
where immense standing armies are maintained and no
civilian is quite so good as a man in uniform, the mill
tary spirit Is dominant. But here in peaceful America,
which maintains an army so small that most of its in
habitants never see a regular soldier, we call on the
army in emergencies. just rs Il street car motorman tele-
phones for the trouble wagon"
If there is a formidable riot the army is called upon
to suppress il; if there is a celebration the army must
be in the parade; at the funeral of n noted man the
soldiers must march in the procession. They open new
lands to settlement, police wild mining regions, look after
vast parks and forest reserves. When disasters come
they act as life savers, salvage corps, fremen, police
men and distributor Of relief. When a great fire sweeps
Baltimore they are at work before the ashes are cold,
and they are the first ID respond to the danger call when
a terrible earthquake, with its following flames, lays in
ruins San Francisco. They string telegraph wires to
Alaska and march to Goldfeld to preserve order. In
times of war all armies are busy in the tented field but
the American army is kept pretty busy in times OF peace.
Baltimore Sun.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

and hopes the lesson will be taken to heart by other
leiresses of n:arriaseahle age. But it never is. The
lure of the title is still potent. Yet it Is doubtful IL
Congress can do anything about it Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
EXPERIENCE NO TEACHER.

HERE appear to be certain well-denned
abuses against which 1t is useless to legis-
late. The laws hand is often clumsy and
united 10 deal with matters of d~elicacy.
Every time an American girl trades a for
tune for a title and then lives to regret it,
the American public sympathiZes with her
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
10 learn that there IL at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all Its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. catarrh
being a constitutional disease. requires a
constitutions treatment. Halls Ca.arrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
the disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assist
inS nature In doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that 1t fails TO cure. Send fo- list
of testimonials.
Address: f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
THE NATIONS BREAD.

HAT bread is justly entitled to be called the
"staff of life' is fully borne out by investi-
cations of the United States Department of
Commerce and Labor. This department
made an investigation TO determine the
amount spent for food by a normal Ia
horrors family The data obtainrl from
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

1t Is said there never was a real boy
who didn't like cocOanut pie, or who
ever got enough Of cream puffs.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

only One ssBRoMO QUININE-
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO oUININE. Iooh
for the signature Of f. W.. GROVE. Used the
World over to Cure q Cold In One day. 25c.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19

If all the Bell telephones made each
year were blended into a single instru-
ment it would be nearly 900 miles high
and weigh 1000 tons.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-19
OUR BUSY ARMY.

HGUGH Americans are always for peace,
even If they have to fight for it; though
they are constantly advising other nations
to disarm. and are given to the holding of
peace conferences. they produce officers and
soldiers that measure up well with those
oe on- ntbor aouufrv ~ tho oloba In ctIch
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
NOTAS NlllT ARES.
Un destaCament0 de tres G0mpa1iaS
a Carolina.
La pHimeTa vez que tr0pas puartOTri-
quefas afraNsssn Ia p0TCi6n de
Ia isla COmprgndida entre Arroyo
Humaea0.
Y Hu1laGa0.

Un deatsCamsntO dc tres CampafifaB del
RegimiGnt0 de InfRnteRfR de Puerto Rico,
sale maf1ana On direction Carolina, con
0l fin do hRGeF maniobYRB duFant0 tres
dfaP.
~ Tom&n paRte On IamaEoha las compa'
ffRB ca, do guSTniCi6n On el Castillo do
San Orint6bSl; "B'', de BsrviciO ca ol Fusr'
to del Moro; , "G', do sDtaCi6n en- ol
u8Etsl do IofatSEfs; las CuaIsa van, res
psctivRmen las 6rd0nGB del Capit6n An
gel, del TaDisntO HOatoB , del Capit6n
TounOHhsnd, gus tambien llsYa 81 mando
del DestRCamsnto. Goa BuU comps MAS
van Los Tsnisntag Felix = Luis s.. Emma
nu0lIi.
81 T0nienta do HoAtoB, que gosabR de
IiCenCia-pTepaTAndo lR sdici6n de dos de
Lao obTRB de ga inoIvidabI0 padre, laR cue
Les B9T6n impTsGRB pR6ximam9nts por 10
Liberia Paul OllendoGf, de Paris -vue.'
We Rl seFvicio tempo para tomaF el man
do de ga Compafifa, por enfOrm8dad del
Captain GRmbeil, C0mRndGnta titUlaF de
Ia organization.
81 Dsstaoamento pTobablsmanta RcRm'
paE6 On 66bauR LlauR sl primer die, &
fin de evolucionRE pOr RquelloB RlTs1sdo
res an 9V mg0lsnG9.
Al TegF0BO 6 Ssn Juan do ls column
del Captain T. wnnhfsDd CumpIiendO 6r
dOnes del DiStFito miIitar de Puerto Rico,
el %. Battalion del Regimisnto de Iofan'
terra ssldFa sl 5 de NovismbEa 6 praCticaE
20 diaB de marChau = oteECiCios de campa'
fia On Ia region oriental do Ia IsIa.
Las CompafifaV ''E'', "F "H'' parti'
ran de aquf pREB Oagey, On la fecha aEri
bA indioada, b'jo sl mandO del Oapisao
Tnulbet; alif 90 FenniF6n con Ia compafifs
'D' ? sl Oapitkn Griffith osun ira O. mau'
do del Battalion. La CoIumnR bajaFG &
Guyana y Arroyo y Bsguir& toda lR CO.
FTGtera de In costa .ts "a Tegrsso San
Juan, pAgsDd0- poF PatillaB, MaunRbo,
YabuC0a, Hum0cao, Nsguabo, Fsjardo,
OaibR, LuquilIo, Rio GTRnde, Carolina ,
Rio PiedFaE.
DuEspts lR maEeho, o. Battalion bar1
tods olRgO do maniobraB = ejeEcicioB Q
COmbate, para 10 CuRl les comp Mss lie.
van una buena provision de CRFtuChoB de
foguso.
Adem6s do los Cspitanes Griffith y
TSulbe0 ~ mancionRdos, aBiRtiP6n & 0aEaa
maniObFAB oil Cspiskn HusbshsE y los T0'
niGntsg Para, IriaEte, Nadal RodFjguGz,
todoB del Rpgimisnto do Puerto Rico, = ol
Tanisnts G. do QuOvsdO, del OusEp0 de
Sanidsd militar.
Eata BSra la pFimers vez que tropas
puOFtoEFiquefRB atTAvieB0n la poFCi6n do
10 LOla OompFendidR entire Arroyo y Hu
macao. por IR coata; = s8 do 0ap0rar que
90 paBO pOF o8G region d0BpiertOn TODD Ol
inteF6g y Ol antuHiaBmo que ellaB mSEsCsn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
GRANOEs AOvEDAOEs EN- EL PARIS BAzAR.

Va 90 han puesto & In veuta los olegan'
tOI gombFsF0B para aGfioE8s Eecihidos poE
vapOr frances de Paris TodN persona
que quisEa llsvBr un BombHaEo de Ultima
moda, elegantfSimO, dshs CompFaF uno en-
SatR cags que 90 Is qUa tFae los 6ltim0G
modelOs de la moda.
Sc han Eecibido tambi6n iDinidad dc
aEtfcuIos dc noVedad, CORBATAs muy
alegRntGB para SsfioFas, AdoFnos para 81
psinad0, hoFquiIlaB do tSntaGis, p0inetRI.
diRd0mss snCajeB, apliCaCiOneS y todc
cuaUt0 10 moda ha inventado ultimRmanto.
Una vista al PARIS BAZAR. PsdEc
GiuUti. FoEta!Gza q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
H SlCES0 De hoy
lIIusIt8 d ua IlombIs en- S8ntlIGs

"a laa IL J so ds hoy be ocuEEiao an
sennibla eceidento Ga SsntugCe, frente
'AiEamaR muY coroa de ls case del
aefloF Santos Filippi.
IbRu paRg d EsfsEidO p0bladO On 81
autom6Yil dol Lcdo. senior FsEnGndsz Van.
gRs, Ice Bt fiores Eduardo GsoFgstti, Rsm6n
H. Deg do, jose Rui2 sol0T, Lcdo. MaB'
ssFi y & ''ChaRffsur.n al llsgaE-el auto'
m6Vil 81 s9pFaEs1o IugaE vsnfa-sn dirsc'
Oi6n San Juan, aRgdn Be infoEmR un
hcnbRa- nombFa e ID hoTa que In
foRnRn0a 40 hemos p0dido obtsnsF , cue
% dioo q CobFadoE dc Mr. Gloy-el que
montaba ana bicioIotR. Autom(vil , bici'
Cleta % iban SnOima y d que montRba
Rqu6lR gs aTEoj6 dc ella, MIN dudA para
ayitaE sl chequs yendo q Caer pFeeissmsn'
Go Bl lado opusBto en- donde tERt6 de arEo'
iaEss , atendO Oogtdo por les FuadaS delan'
tsFaH de ia m6qpin8 que l0 ocBnionaE0n la
muoFt0 osgi ca 0I aCto.
; Los auxilios pFoatRdos 81 deggEaCiado
vi0jeFo faeEon in6tilsR HRa int0Fvanido
las autoFidRde8 y 81 Gonductt del autom6
vii qu0da Eujsto 6 la investigation que sa
pVactiCR por 81 fiscal de la OoEts de Dis
tEito. g.-. ..
DioH hRya acOgido en- 30 ssno RI que 'o'
guEsm0nta no psnaaba enO0ntrar la mueEtO
on ga visis hsCia ID Oiudsd.
A Ultima hoFa sabBmoB que 81 nombEs
del falieCid0 BB EFneato GaVCfa, natural do
la iala dc Saint Thomas = que hRCa sIg6n
tempo oataba on San JuaD, ~---
III aaRgsnt0 Sara aEEeRt6 al lChauff ours
que conducts 81 aut0m6Vil y una f0HzR dG
1000 do laEa le fu6 fjSda pOE 81 fsoal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
GOTTA ARTIcULAR

A cuantos desgraciados sufren de un
ataque de gotta, con los dolores consi-
guientes, bien cTueles por clerto, en- los
pies, en- los rOdillas, y muchas veces en-
todas las articulaciOnes acons&jamosles
siempre que tomen ell Omagil.
Porque, en- efecto, ell OmagiI len
licor 6 en- pildoras) la mitad de Ia
cOmida y a Ia dOsis de una cucharada
sopera eIlicor, bien 2a3pildoras, 2 basta
para calmar prontamente los dolores
reumaticOs aun los mas crueles y anti
guos, Y por rebeldes que sean los
ralgias mas dOlOrosas, cualquiera que
sea su asiento las costillas, los rifiOnes.
los miembros la cabeza, Y alivia sobre
todo los penosos sufrimientos de los
ataQues de gotta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31

que alderman 6ata.
La ROfioFitR Carmen Rom6n, do Rio
GEAnds, y sntuHiRDss u1iOnista que pABa
ana COTtR tsmpoEsds en- San Juan, VA 6
diTijiF Eu pGlRbFa 6 I8 multitud. Jovan y
bella, dc fAcil pAlabTa = mREcada frmez8.
aus 0loCuontsD pGFFAfos son RpggRdog CRBi
por loB bERvoB de lR cOnCuVEGnCis. Habl6
10 miuutoG mOFoCi6 una do Las mas
gEt ndsB ? justAO OvROionO1. So diECuE8o
fu6 dc docfEinA SOS GltruintsB ConceptoB
disEon Ia ''notA" mas simpGticG del GCt0.
DOgpu6G- hRblREon MRAgari = TizoI.
Como siempYe que Gubsn Ia tEibuna
log Himp6ticog orRdoTeg, el pGblico tpv0
para Oll0B Glocu0nt0B musBtFsB DO OntuBiaU.
mo. TzOl, Ol fogoGO y sn6FgicO dslegadO
lR OGmGF0 estuVO ingpiRRd5aim0. LUPg0
hAbl6 NioOlau. Como aismpFO, f9Eido y
eloCu0nto.
In dintiuguida BefioEita Carmen Cords
70. do GEta ciudad ofrsci6 un m8goffioo
Eamo de Fl f,EsB al oFRdoR sliioF NiO0lRu Rl
ttFminaE este 'BU 0loCuOnt0 diuCuFso.
FL LCdo. PauCaUio Fsjardo, quo d0IOaba
hAblAE On el Ateneo y para quisn hUbo
difiOuLtRd0H en- el ua0 do aqu0ll0g gRl0neB
On dOndo otFoU tantos polfticog han hOCho
ugO dc Ia pRlNbTS muCha8 veC9E, tUv0 poF
BSlR 10 6mpIia plaza, poF tgCho 81 inmsnBO
iEmGmsnt0 y pOE RuditoFi0 mEg de CinGO
mil psFIOna8 que aCudieRon 6 eBOuChaE
y NplaudiT con tods juHtioi0, C0nG0ptos do
nsnR doctFina, de patFiotiEmo y do vsFdRd
polftioR OxpreBadog CON lB CultuER = buen
d0Cir que gon pFoVoTbiRleB del oFRdor ma
ysgG zanO. AJgunGg FspublioRnos, entire
0ll0s Ol Htnor Sanchez Morales, tueFon & 10
plaza & oiF & AlguueI de I0u oEadOrOu uniO
niStsB.
Habl6 AItOI, el TuiBefior do 1rilOgta
EpioG, sl poets en- pFoGR que BAbO aFFan'
car al 8ob0FRnO 'uug mas entuuiRRtAB
apIauBoF. Tuv0 perfodo8 magqffioos y todo
"a disCu'Uo fu6, 10 par que Gn6TgiCo GA
sl fondo bFilIRnts en- Ga fOFmB = GxqUi'
uitRments boEdado do bsllfNimoB OOnCRptos.
CGFE6 81 mitin el doctor del Vale. La
fguFB vsnsEAblO del iluHtFO COmpatEiota
foe GAludOdR con atE0nBd0ToH RplausOR al
destaCaEBO On 10 alto de ID tEibuna. Rs.
faOl del Vale 90 muY C0noCid0 ca San
joan como an t0da IR iBla, y Bu palabPa
eIoCu0Dts, fFmO, COTTGCtiHimR sn concspeoI
para Gl advsEIsEio como vibFante an6E-
giCR para In dffOnHR do Bu1 id0alo8, bVota
como bGillAnte csBCRdG que dsgIumbEa ,
hRC0 BurgiF 81 apIOug0 oSp0ntGnGo , nutFi.
do. El doctor dol Vale hRbl6 m6s do 40
minutes, y tod0 q mundO hpbiOFR dosaado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31

pTOlOngaF muCho mGu tempo 81 aCtO,
peEo lR lucha del ast6 "a muy CaEos ,
hay que ConH0FvaF 0naFgfaB para 81 tiltimo
die de Ia PatFi6tiCa ContiandB ca loI Comi-
CioE. -.
A les 12l y 80 10 diBolvi6 Ia concurEon.
CiR 0n medic del mayor opdsn.
El aCto do syOr fac ID mGs aloousnta
demonstration de que Id gran fueRsa do
ideaB do In Union do PuaE6o Rico tEiunfa
ca San JQRn Oemo tEiunf6 Bi0mpFe On todo
Puerto Rice. Il .'., '-->~. ...v-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
EFECT0S DEL TRATAMIENTO
Por Ell OMAGIL

Creado ell Omagil de confomidad con
los iltimOs descubrimientosd de la ciencia
no contiene substantial alguna nociva, Y
su uso no presenta en- absolute peligro
algunO para la salud. Ell licor es ademas
de un sabOr agradabilisimO.
Generalmente ell aliViO Sc siente desde
ell primer dia, y ell tratamiento cWrG, a
pesar de no costar sinO unos 80 cSn-
timos p0r cada vez.
De Venta en- las buenas farmacias mas
para eVitar tOdo error, eTGjGse en- la
etiqWetG la pGLGbrG Omagil q las seilGS
del Dep0SitO general: MGlSOn L. FRERE,
49, rue Jacob, Paris. 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31

Dep6sitOs en- San Juan Farmacia.del
Sr. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de BaIdO-
riOty de Castro y Sucres. de J. M. BlaneO y
Co. San Francisco 54.
En- Mayaguez. Farmacia de los Sres. Sa-
Iva HermanOs, Avenida II de AgOstO y A.
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
En- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de POrras y
Farmacia ViIlaronga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
MANIFESTATION UNIONISTA
EN- AGUADIlLA.
(POT tsI6groto.) }

De- AguadilIa rsoibimoO hoy 81 Higuiouto
''AgusdillO. Octubpa 81. % P. Mo-.
rTespOndsNciG. San Jua7, p. R-EntFada
tFiunfAl do Mu10z Rivera. Manifestation
impOnents, G1pl6udiaa. ACudioron mas do
Boi1 mil Glms1. CeI6brass ahoFs uolamns
noitiu. MuCh0dumbre invada IL plaza.
Raina Ontuaiasmo indeacEiptiblO. Dstsll0s
CoFEeo.- COTTsspOms0L"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
GAEGA. REGALO, GANGL REeALO.

En- combination con los mejoFoS BautrsB
hRCsmOH tFOjsB & TODD C6sto, 7.9O. 9.75, 10
12 y 18. Gangs, trSjsI de jsFga irglssR
& 13 SO. Gran bRratiIlo de CaHimirGn =
driles de hiIo msIlOTquinsB en- GEL Cisla. +"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
ESPECT ACULOS.

En Ol tsAtro municipal vaEiado pEegFs'
ma, pslfGulRB mudag y de ORnt0, , mC'
dia p. m.
CirC0 LowRnde, function poE 10 oompa'
1fG RCF6bRtR de L. MaTRanY, con IN re-
peEtoEio dc ohiBtoB modornoa y CantoB per
un CelObrAdo pSYaBo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
CABLES De HOY
COnflateTnidad sDtiG los Euhi0s de
Notte-Am6liGa J los anlaEiII0s del
Extreme 0Iients.
OrO del Congo para eI ViejO LeOPOl-
do De los beIgas.
La paIabra formal del gObisrn0 de
Bulgaria.
iAbajO AbduI-Hamit!...tiGen los J6-
VeneS TulC0S.

Annoy, China, OetubEa 31.- La fatS
de Los EGtadOI Unid0s~llFg6 aver & eotR
Ciudad, pr0CodsnN0 de YckOhama-Jap6n.
Sc 10 hs h0cho un EeCibimisnto CoFdial-
Himo, EivalizRndo Loo Ggsgsjo1 do la mul.
titud lG oiCialidRd con l0B que 6 6BtR
90 ls tEibutaFRn en- Lar pFinCipRles ciudadGB
del Impario dol Sol Nscioute. Tods 10
ciudsd eparoCs sngalan0dS con Les bsnde
rAB dc IR China , de lo8 EatadoB Unido1
OntEOIAzRdRB doCoERndo IoB sdifoioH del
gObioEno. La O8CuRdEG ERIv6 sin dificuIt0'
doa DO nipg6n g6nsFO IL psligEosa- nRvsgR-
ci6n deBde " kohama GEts puerto paBan
DO fslisments p0F el O8tEsthO de FOFmosR.
So organism vaEioI feDtejOu uuntuOafsimoB
On honor dc sperEy y demGB 0fcialidad
do 10 OBcuRdFa. e.:
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Ell CINE E..

seg6u cable rocibido de la Habona. ha
ombGrCado 81 Sr. Rodriguez, tERyondo ir f
nid8d do pOlfcuIas de Kan novodad y co.
tROnog para eBtO pdbliCo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31

Sal6nion, Octubrs 31.-En eats ciudad,
los HuceBoH que 90 infoEmaE0n d0Bd0 smyF'
nG, han dado lugar 6 furioB01 digturbioB
provoCadOI por l01 Apatioog FORcCionRrio8
que aplauden la pol1ticG del Sult6n Abdul
HAmid. Las tFopAO han nido Guutitufdas
por RlbAneueB que intimidRn pOr Hu Hslva'
10 bTavuTO como B0ldRdog IRB maBaB de
reSCcionREioH tuFCoa que SltsVsn el oFdGn
en- ID Ciudad. Los Alban0BeI han parse
guido & los GlboFotadoTeB arFGbtGndo &
muChoB hiEiendo otFos. En- Ia Ciudad
reiDa 81 gran pdnioO que inBpiran lismpFs
IoB AIbAnsaoI en- todOn los CfrCuloB poIftiCo1.
So Cr69 que pEonto dominar6n la Bituaci6n
= raatablaoaF6n 81 oFdOD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31

BEuiolaB, Octubro 81. - ExpIoFadOFsB
bSJgS8 que 90 hsllAbRn On tEabRjo1 dc in
vOHtigaOi6n On gupuOBtaB s0nNg miDeEag y
cali dsBOonocidan FsgionsB del Eatsdo Ii.
bFo del CaDgo, han informRdo 81 F8y Leo
poldO hAbsr daBcubisEto riCo8 dsp6GitOB dc
orc, 0Btafio c0br0 On eI diHtEito dc Man
y0mR. Ente dintRito outG nituado On 81
interior del pNfg, CeEOR de KGI0mbR y
KslambAFTS y & bGBtanto diHtRnCia del
LBgO TaBgHuYikO,quS sspsFR diChO EGtSdO
del NoEts del Africa oriental 8lemRnR. La
notiCia hR CSuSadO gran jdbilo On loB con.
tEog gubsEnameDtRlOU, y 20 CT6O que en-
bIovs qUsdRTGn 0FganisadGs p0deToaa8
CompOfifnB para IR Immediate exploitation
de Lon CitRd0B m0taIGI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31

-El Sc. aloaIda do la Ciudsd neg6
aver lo1 obEaEos que Is pidiOrOn para
oCuPaE IOB baloono5 del AYuntamisntO
CON guH familias 81 psEmiSO nOc11a'
EIo. No GBta maI. La casa del pu8bl0
que tooog eontTlbuyen GOgtsnsE no pueds
gaE utlizRdR poE lGs 0gpoBsB6 hJRg Dc
lol hombEos del pueblo Ouando no a8an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-31
la C0mpsnf8 de VaTied0des en- Ponce
(Ds nWestTO cOTrsspOnsaE.)

Octubrs 80 Con la adquiuici6D, por la
C0mpoffR dc VaEiadadss de 10 paReiS RE.
quGna Gil'' = Ol 'TFio sol&'', 20 snOusntrs
en- mSgn1fCaB condiCiOnss Ia EtfsEidR en-
pFSga para daE una aaFis do fuuCioDGz tea
trRl0s que, pOr 10 vaEiado del sspsCtkGulO ,
ID exCOlonCia de loI artiBtaB, results de
vsRdadoEO egpAEcimiento al pdb'ico pen
cefio.
Anoeha jusvsI, ante regular concuEEsn.
Ci0 hiz0 90 dsbnt In paEejs "R8qUOnR Gil"
que TeCibi6 uutridfuimoB ap'auBoI, aaf como
81 moniGimo ''Tfio sol6' y la C6lsbEe bai'
laEina Rosario Moreno Ga EOmOgRlds }.
DifeFOntsa vsOoB fasEon llamad0B & CO.
coma IoB Bimp6tiOOs REtiBtas haOi6nd0lOr
rapettE BuO0Bivsments varies n6msEOa del
progERma = coBsChandO moPsCidss pGImag.
L9G PEsCioB han gid0 EsbajadoE El amigo
ZimmoFmRn BiempEg amabls = COmplACien'
to para CON este pfbEioo, hR qusridO que
tod 70 diefrutsn del s1psCt6culO que pEssan'
e. ain fiaRBa en- sl GaeTifcio que Gs imP0ns.
El pdbliCo, pues dsb0 sprOvsChaR Osts
eoaH6n que lR empEeBR ofrsCs y pRgRF pOE
POGO din0Eo, I'M to de vsEdadGEo golas J
gHat0 6spRFCimioD