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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-04
MATTHEW "

Then was Jesus led up of the Spirit
into the wilderness to be tempted of
the devil And when he had tasted
forty days and forty nights, he after
ward hungered. And the tempter
came and said unto him, If thou art
the Son of God, command that these
stones become bread. But he answer
ed ana said, 1t is written, Man shall
not live by bread alone, but by every
word THAI proceedeth out of the mouth
of God. Thep the devil taketh him
into the holy city; and he set him on
the pinnacle of the temple, and saith
unto him. If thou art the Son of God,
cast myself down: for it is written.
He shall give his angels charge con-
corning thee:
and,
On their hands they shall bear thee
up,
Lest haply thou dash thy foot against
a stone.
Jesus said unto him, Again it is writ
ten, Thou shalt not make trial of the
Lord thy God. Again, the devil taketh
him unto an exceeding high mountain,
and showeth him all the kingdoms of
the world, and the glory of them; and
he said unto him. All these things
will I give thee, if thou wilt fall down
and worship me. Then saith Jesus
unto him, Get thee hence, Satan; for
1t is written, Thou shalt worship the
Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou
serve. Then the devil leaveth him;
and behold, angels came and minister
ed unto him.
Now when he heard that John was
delivered up, he withdrew into Cali
lee; and leaving Nazareth, he came
and dwelt in Capernaum, which is by
the sea, in the borders of Zebulun and
Naphtali: that it might be fulfilled
which was spoken through Isaiah the
prophet. saying,
The land of Zebulun and the land
of Naphtali,
Toward the sea. beyond the Jordan,
Galilee of the Gentiles,
The people that sat in darkness
Saw a great light,
And to them that sat in the region
and shadow of death,
To them did light spring up.
From that time began Jesus to
preach, and to say, Repent We; for the
kingdom of heaven is at hand.
And walking by the sea of Galflee.
he saw two bretheren, Simon who is
called Peter, and Andrew his brother,
casting a net into the sea; for they
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WA|MEA CANYON BY
ARTIST OTTO WIX

Artist Otto Wix need do nothing
more to establish his reputation as an
artist than his painting of Waimea
Canyon, Kauai It is a remarkabl
picture in every respect. Mr.. Wix
selected the early morning for his
painting so that he would get the
strong lights from the rising sun and
the deep purple shadows which hang
in the depths of the ravine. His coll
oring is exact and in that feature Mr..
wix differs from a majority OF the
artists who visit this Territory. In
this picture he shows the dry soil Of
an arid section in contrast with the
luxuriant greens of the rain-swept
land around about. His technique is
values in light and shade has never
been better demonstrated than in this
subject. In some respects Waimea
canyon vies with the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado Instead OF the area
marked by torrents centuries old, the
local scene is. perhaps. a result of
mighty upheaval and this marks the
difference between the two places. In
the Colorado there is a mass of color
ings duplicating each other as far as
the eye reaches while on Kauai. though
the canyon be much smaller, there is
a still more brilliant effect and a
broader range of color and the high
lights, being fewer, the tout ensemble
is more effective. This picture was
painted for Mrs. Hans Isenberg of Ka-
uai, a lady who has been a liberal
patron of the artist, and will be kept
in her residence with other art treas
ures. For the present it may be seen
in the rooms of the Promotion Conn
mittee. Mr.. Wix will leave for Mexico
shortly to execute certain commissions
there which must be attended to while
the weather is favorable. He will re-
turn here in May.
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THE LEPERS
OF MOLOKAI
Continued from Page Five,

Continued from Page Five.)
drug, announces cure. and five, ter
or forty years afterwafd the disease
breaks out again. 1t il this trick OF
| leprosy lying dormant in the body fo1
indeterminate periods thatds RESPONSE
BILE for many alleged cures. But this
much is certain: as yet there has been
no authentic case of a cure.
/ Leprosy is feebly contagious, but
how is it contagious? An Austrian
physician has inoculated himself and
his assistants with leprosy and failed
! to catch it. But this is not conclusive,
| for there is the famous case of the
/ Hawaiian murderer, who had hts SEN
tence of death committed to life i'm
| prisonment on his agreeing to be in
oculated with the bacillus Ieprae. Some
time after incubation, leprosy made
| its appearance, and the man died a.
| leper on Molokai. Nor was this con-
elusive, for it was discovered that at
the time he was inoculated several
members of his family were already
suffering from the disease on Molokai
He may have contracted the disease
from them, and it may have been well
along in its mysterious period of in
cubation at the time he was officially
inoculated. Then there is the case Of
that hero of the church, Father Da
mien, who went to M61okai clean
man, and died leper. There have
been many theories as to how he con-
tracted Ieprosy, but nobody knows. He
never knew himself. But every chance
that he ran has certainly been run by
woman at present living in the Set
Element; who has lived there many
years; who has had five leper hus-
bands, and had children by them; and
who is today, as she always has been.
free of the disease.
And yet no light has been shed upon
the mystery of leprosy. When more
is learned about the disease, a cure for
it may be expected. Once an effica
cious serum is discovered, leprosy, be-
cause it is so feebly contag ious, will
pass away swiftly from the earth. The
battle waged with it will be short and
sharp. In the meantime, how to dis
cover that serum or some other un-
guessed-of weapon? In the present it
is serious matter. 1t is estimated
that there are half a million lepers,
not segregated, in India alone. Carne-
gle libraries, Rockefeller universities
anu many SlLiiAielI OCHSIdCilOIS are oil
very we'll: but one cannot help think
ing how far a few thousands of dol
lars would go, say in the leper Set
Element of Molokai The residents
there are accidents of fate, scapegoats
to some mysterious natural law of
which man knows nothing, isolated for
the welfare of their fellows, who else
might catch the dread disease, even
as they have caught it, nobody knows
how. Not for their sake merely, but
for the sake of future generations. a
few thousands of dollars would go far
in a legitimate and scientific search
after cure for leprosy, for a serum.
or for some undreamed discovery that
viii enable the medical world to ex-
terminate the bacillus leprae. There's
the place for your money, You philan-
thropists.
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

For waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
way Stations-se:15 a. M, $3.50 p. m.
For Pearl City. Eva MIL and Way
statsons-i7:so g. M, "s:15 g. M, s1:os
\. m, s2:15 .. m, 1870 .. m, s5:15 p.
m. 1880 .. m, til p. m.
Eor wahiawa-"s:l5 g. m. and ss:1s
3 N.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal
Rlua and Waianae-Aa:26 a. M s:sl
.. n.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva MIL and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. M. 1885 a. M,
sse:ss a. m. s1:40 p. m. 1881 p. M,
ss.sb d. m, 1880 .. m
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1856 a. m. and 1871 q. m.
sDaily. lex. Sunday. fSunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, q two-houf
train (only first-class tickets honored).
seaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:2a
a. m; returning, arrives in Honolulu
NJ 1910 D. m. The Limited stops only
n Pearl City and Waianae.
9. p. DENISON, T. C. SMITH,
SUPERINTENDENT. G. p. & Il. A
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BIBLE READING MOVEMENT.
READING FOR JANUARY a

We're fishers. And he saith unto them.
you fishers of men. And they straight
way left the nets, and followed him
And going on from thence he saw two
other brethren, James the son of Zeb-
edee, and John his brother, in the boat
with Zebedee their father, mending
their nets; and he called them And
they straightway left the boat and
their father and followed him.
And Jesus went about in all Galilee,
teaching in their synagogues, and
preaching the gospel of the kingdom,
and healing all manner of disease
among the people. And the report of
him went forth into all Syria: and they
brought unto him all that were sick,
holden with divers diseases and tor
ments, possessed with demons, and
epileptic, and palsied; and ire healed
them. And there followed him great
multitudes from Galilee and Decapolis
and Jerusalem and Judaea and from
beyond the Jordan.
Temptations come fiercest when we
are tired and worn. What was Jesus
tempted to do? You may be sure these
were real, not play, temptations
Jesus now knows how hard men have
to fight against sin. He takes UP
Johns message, gathers a few helpers.
and begins his life work
Reading for January 5, Matthew w.,
1-20.
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POULTRY SHOW ENTRIES.

How can you really know how good
your bird is until it is shown in COM
petition? The coming poultry show
wants entries in every variety possible
The more there are the greater the
glory in winning Cash prizes. both
regular and special, are offered if all
classes. From present indications the
number and classes of FOWLS to be on
exhibition next week viii surpass any,
thing of the kind ever given here.
Premium lists and rules may be had
of the secretary at the office of The
Waterhouse Co, Judd building, Fort
street. Entries will be received up to
n. m. Saturday, Jan. 4, 1908.
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AN INDIAN NOBLEMAN USES
CHAMBERLAIN COUGH REMEDY.

You will see by the following that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
favorite in the palace as well as with
the humber people in India: For the
past four years I have been getting
large supplies of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. not only for myself but for
friends and relatives. I cannot say
enough in praise of this remedy. It is
a never failing cough and cold medi-
cine and I always keep a, supply Of it
in my house, and in His Highness's,
the Eiaya Rajah's palace. It is one of
my travelling companions. I shall never
feel tired of recommending it as I have
been doing in the past."-N. Runga
Row, Private Secretary to His High
ness, the Elaya Rajah of Travanore
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co, Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
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AMERICANS i!
TR HAWAu ETYu sHnERUN

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$500 and II will come to your
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Have you secured your copy of Pic
turesque Honolulu I? It is the most
beautiful souvenir of Honolulu ever is
sued. Fifteen cents copy ready for
mailing.
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TOWARD KAHANA.

Connecting at Kahuku with the o.
r. & L. Co.'s 9:15 a. m. train from
Honolulu.
Returning, leaves Kahana at 1882 p.
m. connecting with the afternoon
;train for the city which leaves Ka-
huku at 2:20.
JAMES ]. BOWLING, Supt.
r.. s. POLLISTER, G.. p. & T. Agt.
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One package of chocolate chips from
Alegretti's will do more to bring peace
in the home than anything else. Ben
son, Smith & Co., Ltd.
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Vim. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.

AGENTS FOE TIE
1nyal Insurance Co, OF Liverpool. Eng.
land.
Rsossish Union q National Insurance
Co., Of Edinburg, Scotland.
EHhelma Of Magdeburg General In
surance 90.
Commercial Assurance Co. Ltd, Of
London.
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InsGripGiOnes de eIeCtOreS en- Are
CihO,
Ia Central CnmblI0thl comDH6 las hleIgnils Dc
San francisco J La Vega.
(De mWestrO c0rrespOnsag }

cJu!io 6.-Ha faIlocido en- osta ciudad
de Fgu1a enfsrmsdad 81 jcven don San
tiFgo Vazquez = Mario, tsnisudo lUgAr ell
Rep6lio del csdSver en- lR taTde do aver.
RsCiban kuB famiIiaEeB 10 sBpresi6n dc
nueBtra condolences.
Hoy 30 vsTifcan las i1acripoionsB de
electoreB capacitadoB eatRndo Las ofcinaB
en- los bajos dc Ia casa Ayuntsmisnto.
-HastR el 20 del actual 90 Rdmitsn an
eDta slcaldia solicitudsu para IG plazs de
Nurce ds este Hospital. Tisne sl habsr
1920 90 anUaleB.
-HR t3mAdo poBeni6n dc gu cargo en-
egtH Ciudad 81 Captain de Ia P. I, don
Francisco TallRda.
-Pr6ximamante mRrchAr6 & Europa
via kstadoa Unidos el Wf3r don Jon6
Gomez Juez Municipal de eata ciudad
con obi ato dc rscupeTaH Gu BRlud.
La C0ntrRl Cambalache h8 sdquiridO
por compTa las autiguRB hsOisndas de San
Francisco y La Vega, propisdad Ia pri'
merR de lR Secession de G. LsdeBma Co.
y ls segunds de don Ssbesti6n Figusros.
-HA aido nombrRdo practicante ins
psctor de sanidad de eats Municipio don
Juan GonzElez y practicsnts del hospital
dom Rafael Silva, -
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CambiO de itinerariO del COreO en-,
tire AguaS BusHaS v CaguaS.
JA dlstIDguId0 Obrsro 50 SDgara dol paItId0 re-
pghIIelnO.
(Ds nWe8trO OOrf espCn 'al.9

Juli0 2.-Ha aldo nuestro hu6gped Ol
distiDguido compAtriotS don Juan MoIl
BoOCRnG, quisn R1gunos R1os he, reside on
lA Rst 1blicR Dominicana. El senior Moll
on miembF0 vslioRo de IG colonia puerto
EEiqutnI en- San Pedro de MRcoEfs, ocu
pS sCtualmapts I'm cargo impoItRnte en- el
ipgenio 'CEiRt6bal Colon. FeIiCidadeB
deBGamoB Rl diOtiDguido compRtliota, que
ha BRbido IuChAT, haatR obteneE, gEacias &
50 iDtsligenCis y lAboEioHidad, un Bitio
eCon6mico muy liT0Disro en- Fquel pSiV.
-Hem0g FGcibido lR Rtenta vista de
los iDtsligantes profsGore1 M1E CoEdeFo
MatoB dc Ia CidTR Pedro OTtis de Co
merfo. El sefior Ortiz 90 81 IoBpectOr de
este distrito egcolaF. A ambon amig2s
EeiteTamoH oL tsHtimonio de nuestro sp1e-
clio.
Les niguisnts juicioB han sido cele
bTados poT la Corte MunicipaT:
BsrnNFdin0 OHtegR y D6maao MePcsd
poE alteEaE lR pRz han sido CondensdoB 2
dollars de mults; Francisco Carda por acc
metimient3 abaueIto; Felix Rosa = A1av
taaia Rivera por adu|tsEio, Ab1uelt3F; Jose
Dolores R,moB poF PgEssi6n, absueIto;
n A&@OAHSS NSS1bVs @U49 4NuuSAJ ASBNO4
RsysV, Ctfsrino MADEIRA, FiauciEoo Fsl-
con, Juan dc Dies Nsgr6n Pablo Re
yes, poE aItsERr 10 pRz, absusltoB Sara,
fiu N6fisS por agTesi6n, cfoCo dollars.
-HR CembiRdo sl itineraTio del coETGo
de OOte pueblo q CsguSF; por tai circur s.
tanciR 90 deH2achR Ls Correspondence"
las cinco p, m, para Ia refsrids Ciudad.
-El distiDguido obreEo don E1ibeEto
Giol de Rnbio nos msnifsatR que 10 ha
uepRrAdo del paTtido republican,. El ss'
nor Gil de Rabio fu6 an propagandiRta
entuDialtA de Ia Citads agTupRCi6n.
Ell Hen0r Romaa CaVrsrAB, Conan
dante dc este puentO do policf6, hR aido
traDlad0do ToG BajA por oEdsn hyperion
Circular rumOrGg que en- brave 90
d0r6n COmi0nEo los tVabNioU del temple
romano de este pueblo, bsjo lO direction
del ViItuogO Padre Rsfael Funtansl.
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G0DieTnO municipal de
Santa Isabel. r..
VISO DE 8UBASTA

PoF Ia pTsssnts % AviIR 81 p6blico en-
general. q1s el Concejo Municipal de cate
pubic y poF medic de ordsnaBzS aCeptadR
por uaanimidGd en- su Bsai6n GxtTaordiaa
ria eel; brads sl dia 81 del coErisnte mes
de- auio, h2 dispussto que % anuncian
las SubsEtss de los Be,vicioB pdblicts de este
Mu1icipio ccnsigc les e1 ell prsBupuehto
que ne de Hegir durante el Efio scon6mico
de 1908 & 1909.
El scto de dichRI BubaBtas tendrfn It e "
sI dia Is del meJ do Ju'io pr6ximo 90 lR
f1Ems siguisnt;:
Medicines a enfsrmoB pobYes dotado con
s 700 ADualss les 8 A M.
8ocorFoB snfsTmos del 81 lzpital con
S 500 anuales & las 81 A. M.
SocoEToa q enfsEmoB domicili9 con 200
anuRleU & las 10 A. M.
SocoFroB preaoH detenidos con S zoe
anualss & las 104 A. M.
Extraction de bssuEas con S $40 anua-
lea la Il F. M.
GAstop aIumbTado con s 900 anualeB &
las P. NJ.
Bsg'jss para lR Alcsl ifs y Juzgado con
S 1870 anuRlss Ian % P. M.
El pliego de condicionsV para cads uno
de dithoB BeTvi,iou, sstVEk ca la cfcina del
SscTetsIio & dispoaici6n del p6blico Bs
dar6n todoG los dstelleB gus Hs intsEessr.
Santa Isabel, P. r. JUNO % de ]. 908.
JOsE Santiago Rivera.
Alcalda Municipal.
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La eIeGCi0n del primer pIemiO de
beIleza,

Obtsndr6 81 primer premio On eI csEt6
men de bellies, cuya vot8ci6n OOmienzs 81
dfa E de los CorEientsg,, 10 zae6orita cuyo
IemG hRyR obtenidO el mayor ndmero de
voto1, al caFRREss eatRselseCi6n lag - del
dia Il de AgoBto pF6ximo.
Les v0tRnteB ugAE6n los ''cuponea" que
He hallRr6n en- CadR E6meFo do 'sLa 20.
EFeBpondenciA" Contar dsBda hoy. Es'
too deber6n gsr BuBcritoB con al nombrs
del votants.
TodOk loG df0B pubIicaE6 "La CorreU.
pondencis' 0l 'ndmsEO de votos que hsyR
obtenido oRdR "IsmA''.
Los cup0neH FecortadoB convanientamen'
to Ser6n enViRdoa LA Correspondence" !"
en- dondeue iran ClRBifeando y quedaEan
dspoEit0dog hantS RIgdn tempo despu6g de
lH slscci6n para case de que por alguion 80
deSee a'gunR comprObaci6n, podsrla res
lSaF' -S~~ 4'N sa1TN
t4Pueden v0taR peEBonaB del gexo fsms'
niuo en- el refsEido 'fcsrtEmsn" poniendo
HuB nombFeB en- loB ''cupones" On 10 miR.
ma foTmS que los dsm6B votantsa.
La votRCi6D geE6 BscTeta en- el coDoapto
de que los nombFs8 de Ies -v6tantes no de
b9r6n ser ConoCidos NADIA mGH que de los
peFaonaE que en- eAts diAEio intsEvepgau
On la votGci6n. Sin embargo, Hi d8Bpu6I
de tfsCtuadR elts, SEguns peEsonR tuviaEa
RIgunG dada, podF6 haceFBe Ia comproba'
Ci6n Rnteg Tefsridg. =
Los dos 'lemAB", que cbtsBgan sI ma
yeT ndmeTo Immediate de v.tog ls del
primer pTsmio ne Connideran como p. ,
3sT. prsmio.
Las seiI fotogE fiaB Bsld7 EsmitidaB
EstAdcB UnidoB para su pub icaci6n on
'Ths Chicago Ttibuno'' Ru1que expreBGn
dCua elf como aquf cual eB la gus hn OBJ
tsnidO sI primer prSmio, sg deciT, ls puel
tOrEiquGfa que en- 81 cert6men intsFnacio
nal diBputs el pEi ner prsmio MisB Mar
gErita Frey.
CEN IL primsEa plans publicamog hoy
una de las f'ttgrafiaU de l6s rsfsEidas be
lleEag pusEt.FRiqueiiag.
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WALL Street Y LA
eIeCCi0n de Sher-
man.
SepsnS6 de m8neTa unanime en- que
solo Sc tVst5ba de lamar una
hug9za a los 0bYsTOS uRi10s.
A'gUBOS hln VIsiO On IL oIGGC6a De ShNmlR una
'RlOIObra pullIGl OniNNldl contra STANDARD
OIL Comp.

FL cOnto de los vAloEeB Teaccion6 viva
meDta despp6I do Ia termination del ticket
Republioano en- la Convention NGciODeI.
So moBtr6 aIgti1 dGHAlienta poTque no
hubo adOlAnto en- los pEecioB de aCcionFB y
bonoa deBpueG do Ia deRignGci6n dc 7, ft y
Sherman, y 10 Gp0tGa del meTCAdo do &C.
clones, foe 1Rguids pOr an dsECsnBo gere-
Eal en- valorsB. Un grupo de aDtoTidsden
CFey6 que ega TeC&fdR era debidB los
pTofeSGOnGles On GgoB sEUutoV.
I'm otEos BitioB hubo gran dEsEgrAdo
que % CxpTes6 CRuBa del modo como
h4bfa mAneia10 ls Convention en- 10 plG'
tAfoEmV, Ol pan Gmti-injW@cti6n.
La opinion de Wall Street foe uukpime
con FoBr ecto que, SpeBar do que re il tsn:
tAb8 lamar una hagSzR- los obEsrog uni
dos, 81 plan no era aeg6n % habfR Edcp
tado, mas que un FOBtablGCimient9 do las
leyeA do imjunetiOns SCtualeg.
La Cl6uHulS do 10 taEifs y las platl f1r.
mas do los trust On Gl mRnif !Hto de los
prinCi pioG FOpub b!iCRnog, 30 cr6s que TetRE'
dRrG tNmbien la vRslts E6pida de Las con-
dicionGs ComeFCiSleG. Para expTeBsT este
ds1contentc, dijo IN bAnqueTo POGO BAtiB'
f5cho:
e p1fs no quiere distuEbiOV, menou
Ahora que Gs encusntrR d6bil ada a CRuGa
del p&uieO RGCiGntP."
"Wall strset' digcuti6 el nomb1Rmiento
del vice presidents.
RscoFd6 que Mr. Sherman, Ell amigo dc
Roosevelt prsBidente del Comit6 de Ia
Campafis NACionRl Republican, foe quisn
infoTm6 oil pTesidents que Mr. Hartman
ttroB leaders do Wall Street no contTi.
buirlAn Ia CAmpAnI Congressional de
l 906.
Todo avail Street" recusrdS Ia CORES
pondeucia sensational que reBu to dc Ia
carte de Mr. Hartman y do Ia epfatolE:
''Nouot'cB dos somoB dos hombreB pr6cti
coz" del pEesidente.
s EOcoEd6 tsmbisn que del CRrSctir del
IL rfoTme dado poF Mr. Sherman al pTeai.
dento con reBpecto & la actitud do los leaders
do avail Street" GobEs todo de Mr. Els.
ErimOn , el olsmento dc ls STANDARD Oir'
que fa6 10 enfmiGtsd entire Ia adminiHtTa'
Ci6n Mr. Hartman 90 hizo NJ AZ sgudR
Los OtHqusO gubsTnsmenta' eH contra Las
pTOpiedRdes de Hartman aiguieTon deB'
pueI de eHto an las 'OoTtsB y ado quedan
R'gunAI Caugag sin teTminaT.
El nombramieuto dc Mr. Sherman paEa
ID vice pPGRidOnCiR ha Rido iuterpPetSdu on
Wall Street como un indicio dc hoBtilidad
hRCia los intsreBeg de 10 miGmR "WRll
Street, mlentFaB otroB han viAto en- lR
election de Mr. Sherman RIgunR maniobER
pOIitica contra Hartman y IR Standard
Oil Comp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
Prti;uIOs que Sc Ieen con entusias'
mo en- Isabella.
mo en- ISfbeEa.
AIguiea preguDta msliCiOsamente
81 los rePubIIGsnOS de hoy son
los mismOs pueTtOHique10s con-
SeVadOYeS de anteS.
s. SabO quo On cleric pueblo 50 llR saGlao uR08
los trlpIt0s a sol.
(De mwestro oorrespOnsaLl. ].

Ju'io 6.-Aneche tuvimoB el sentimien,
to de deBpsdir nusgtr0 particular amigo
Luis M. Baez. Cabo de Ia policfa inIular
que va tTRBlRdado al vscino pueblo dc
Aguadilla. En el tempo que eBtuyO al
frente de las fueEzRs de eGts phest', Iupo
conquistaF 81 RpYsci0 de cuantos le como:
cimos. NunCa tuvimoB qusjss de 6i nj de
Eus guSrdisE. 8ismpEs pFocsdi6 oorEectS'
mante tRnto con sl pAisRusjo como cen HuH
HuboEdinRdoB SspS 81 amigo Baez que
en- este pusb!o dsjs Rmigas qqs ls quisFen
de veraB.
-Dssde hRcs a'gunoB dfas Re leen con
mucho sntuaiasmo intsT6l, les sltfcuIos
qua publica "LR CoFFsBpondsncia" "LR
DamocFacis" debidoH Las plumsH de
nusstros distiCguido8 = valeTtsas coETsIi'
gionREioB don AgaGtin NAvarrets don
G. Col! ? Cuchf. contra les pEocsdimientcH
del pRrtido Espublicano y suB hombEss.
HastR en- cisFtO Hitio vemoB qua SO ha
Ievantsdo una tribunR pare lser los Etfs'
rides srticuIog que tantoB descslsbroH eau
San On el campo TepubliCRno. Los de
aquf ven con mucho diEgusto = 81 fAdo lRH
desbandRdaH de BaFroB, GabanR G:ande,
AguRdilla, Moca = otroH puebloB que haO'
tR ayeT fasTon bSluFtas del Eepub!icanis'
mo , que hoy n$ qufsr'n see ''inooFp0Fa,
-AIguisn mslicioEamsnts preguntS Gi
lo1 rspublicanoB de hoy son los mismoB
canseTvRdoEeB pusrtoEriqut19B do antsg,
que tRntoB disgustou causaFou & nusBtro
pals. 81 sB aai dsBds lluego que muy bien
hacsn aug cOrFeligionaEioB en- AbRndonaE
BuB "a meEmadas flaB, y no Beguir G0ops'
Pando en- tan p6simR causa.
IS .bemoB de IN pusblo, tsmbi6a Rspu'
blicano. que & causa de diBguato OntFs dos
do BuB jefsF, por ns 30 que pueatov, 80 han
nacAdo los tERpitos 81 sol. Y 81 este 10
haCsn en- JaIio, On NovismbTe, no tsndre'
mos con quien lu:hlr-IO que & noBotroH
no nos sgEsdaIfs mucho-En lGs pI6zi
mas nota8 hablaFamoB uu POGO mas claFo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
Iuturu.a 4 los Prufssurus d ntsIsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Maps
ccnEtants existenCiA do Lon Eiguisntss ina'
tFumentos: FlautinsI, FlautaE, TsEcSHoIag,
Oboeg, RsquintoE, ClRrinetsg, Fagotag,
Violinea, Violoncsllos, ContEabaiog, Man.
dolinsg, BSndurrias. GuitarEas, OoInsfinsI
OnovsneI, TFomboneI, BaKftonog. BOmbar,
dinog, Hslioonsl, (bsjOg) TEiknguloI, PIa'
tiles, Redoblantss , Bombol. M6todoa
do SOIfso = para tOda ClaHs Dc fnuIxumon'
tOB. Accessories y m6GiCa a general.
San Juan, r. R. ApaEtado nGm. 21G.-
Calls do AllGn n6m. 81 = Sol nGm. a.