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Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS

The republicans of Tempe and vicin- ity will hold a meeting tonight in odd Fellows hall for the dual purpose of organizing a campaign club and se- lecting a caucus ticket for the primar- ies to be held Saturday for the cleo tion of seven delegates to the county convention.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
Mesa Department
 /W.H. HOGLE. Manager


II. L. Chandler was a visitor in Tenn pc yesterday, making the trip on horse back.
 Mir and Mrs Johnson of Phoenix. were in Mesa yesterday visiting friends. Mir. Johnson, who is manager for the New York Life Insurance, in Arizona. attendedatg- company business while in town.
 P G. Carney of Camp Bowers came down from his station at the mines yesterday. in order to go with Com pany D to the Capital City. going as chief bugler of the organization.
 Ms l.. E. Johnson has returned to her home here from an extended trip to Chicago. She is greatly improved in health.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
TOWER GANG BUSY
It Finds the Tempe Butte a Hard
 Proposition

Those who may have imagined that the Tempe butte was a sort of a sup erficial fungus growth on the face of nature have had their minds disabused during the last few days. The butte is the most solid piece of ground the reclamation service transmission line tower gang has stuck its pick into since it left the high mountain country and it's foundation goes down like the roots to a jaw tooth.
 The tower gang in it's work has reached the city limits and fNr several days past has been engaged in driving the holes for the five towers required in circling the butte to the river. It will probably take a week longer to complete the job. The reechoing blasts sound as though the mountain was be- ing torn away, but after the smoke clears\it is found that little is accom- plished at one time The rock is very hard and the excavation requires a deal of drilling and shooting.
 Bartlett pears. cts. per pound at
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
PAUL LeeARoN IMPROVING.

Yesterday morning Paul LeBaron, son of MT. and Mrs. William LeBaron. who has been very i'll with typhoid fever for several days past, was re- ported as being much better. and was resting easier than he had been for sometime. The young man was to have left last week for the north. but was detained here on account of an at tack of typhoid fever
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25

Both objects should be an incentive for a large gathering. The voters should participate fully in the nam ing of their delegates and in the or ganizing of the club, it is desired that all who possibly can attend will make it a point to be there.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
socIALIsT MEETINc HELD.

Joseph Cannon. who has been chosen by the socialist party as the nominee for delegate to Congress. was here on Wednesday evening last, and held street meeting on Main street. His talk was listened to by several passers by. and a few followers of the socialist party
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25

Capital City during the early part of the week to prepare camp for the com pany. Sergeant Walpole left yesterday afternoon for Phoenix going on horse back, with a special mount for the use of Chief Tfimpeter Carney.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
A CASE OF TYPHOID PNEUMONIA.

Joe Johnson. son of Joel F. Johnson. who has been ill for the past week or two, yesterday developed typhoid pneumonia. and is reported as being seriously i'll with this disease. He is at the home of his parents who reside northwest of town.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25

balmers. Tempe, Phones, 131 Finch; and 179. Carr.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25

Regular 12h and 15c ginghams ir all cOlors for 1Oc per yard. Lukin Casf store.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25
FOR SALE.

7-room cottage with every conven- fence.
 50 acre ranch near town. Lowest price known.
 R. A. WINDES, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-25

Bartlett pears. cts. per pound at the Berkenkamp ranch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02

the playing of John Waterhouse and
| o. S. Babbitt 20. S. stands for official
seorer). Mr.. Waterhouse handed out
three-bagger in the second inning
and romped round the diamond like an
eighteen-year-o
When Mr.. Babbitt came up he got
to first easily enough by the hoof it
route, then Clarence Cooke hunted and
Lidgate at first missed the throw. The
bali sequestered itself under the tent
and that official scorer began to run.
Ny, how he ran. Second was reached
in safety and he looked round in hopes
that it meant a rest, but nothing doing.
/" Go on they yelled to him and he had
to go on. Surely third would be the
last place but no, the ball was not yet
found and, with one hereulean effort Mr..
Bahbitt tucked up his heels and rOmped
home. He was out of breath and
painting unanimously but the cheers
that rent the air more than made up
for that and we may well believe that
the official scorer always genial smile
viii bear soupcon of just pride for
the next few days.
Only three innings were played as
it was getting dark and everybody was
feeling hungry. The two teams got to-
gether and each gave a rousing old
Oahu yell and that was the last Of
the most entertaining and successful
field day that Oahu college has ever
seen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02
GIANTS ACCEPT
BULLETINS Def

Manager Gumbs of the Giants Base
ball Team states that he accepts the
challenge of the Young Bulletins and
that the Giants will play them at At.
kinson Park on Sunday, October IL.
at 2:30 p. m.
If the last game that these young
sters played be any criterion, this one
should prove a real hummer. The
Bulletins are very anxious to reverse
the decision that went against them
out at the ball park, and they will
practise all they know how in order
to get in trim to lower the victorious
standard of the Giants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02
SMALL BOAT
GERM RAMPANT
South Coast Yacht Club Builds
D0ries and Seattle Is
Catching Craze.

The small-boat bacillus is surely
spreading and making good its efforts
up and down the Coast San Pedro
has been great place for this de-
lightfuI form of sport for many years,
but the South Coast Yacht Club has
! sprung new one. It is the Swamp
scott dory.
a. Lester Best, secretary of that
organization, writes to say that they
have started Swampscott dory asso-
citation and that they expect to have
at least a dozen of these little craft
in commission before very long. He
ends up by saying: elf the Hawaii
club wants to build real class, they
ought to build a Swampscott dory
class, as they are grand little sea
boat and much more sport, besides be-
ing infinitely more comfortable. They
do not cost very much. Fulton is
building them here complete with spin
maker, etc., for 800. -
So here is another suggestion that
seems worth looking into. What is
Swampscott dory? The Advertiser
would be pleased to hear from any
yachtsmen who know about this style
OF boat The writer has had little
experience with dories, the only sailing
one that he has seen having impressed
him as being little on the tippecanoe
order
If, however, an organization like the
~
of which were pioneers in the small
boat sport on the Coast, have decided
to take it up, there is surely some
thing in it. The Fulton that Mr.. Best
mentions is a boat-builder in San
Pedro who has designed and built some
very fast yachts, amongst them the
Columbine, a very freaky and speedy
thirty-footer that cleaned up every
thing in Southern waters last year.
If he can complete these craft at
that price, with all extras, it might
be worth while to look into the mat
ter and see how long it would take him
to supply boats and what the cost of
transportation would be. The Sea
Wren viii probably be the design de- /
eided on, however, as she has proved
herself a dandy sea boat, and that is
needed in these waters if the little
craft are to be sailed comfortably be- |
tween Honolulu and Pearl Harbor.
Bill Jack, one of the crew of the
Gwendolyn H., writes also that the
one-design class of small boat is hav-
ing a great vogue in Seattle and all
along Puget Sound. Those fellows !
must be enthusiastic if they sail small /
boats up there and take chances of !
getting upset, for of all the icy waters
of the world the deeps of Puget Sound
are surely the coolest. I
San Francisco is one place where a
small-boat class could never raise much
for it is so cold on the
bay. in summer that yachtsman has
to wear plenty of thick underclothing
and oil skins on top, and there is no
pleasure IN sailing a small boat there,
on account of the constant wetting
The smallest boat that ever raced out
in the middle of the harbor was prob
ably the Valkyrie. She was sent up
from San Pedro to race for the San
Francisco challenge cup. She was de-
signed and canvased for Southern
and up on the bay she simply
ay over and wallowed, with her crew
sitting on the weather keel and the
.teersman up to his waist in water.
Needless to state, she was badly
1eaten.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02
STEAMER WINS
MT. BALDY RACE

The third Mt. Badly race has been
run and won by White Steamer for
the third time This race is an annual
affair in Los Angeles and calls for a
side bet of $1,000. Three times in sue
eession it has been won by Captain
Harmon D. Ryus in an old style White
belonging to Colonel Fenner, wealthy
mine owner.
The distance is an even hundred miles
and is uphill practically all the way.
The winning car is 1904 model White
which Colonel Fenner has had in con-
/ slant use running between his mines
on the upper slopes of Mt. Badly and
Los Angeles. The following account is
taken from the Los Angeles News of
September 81:
''The fight is over for another year
but Kissel Kar is going to win the
next Badly race as sure as you are
alive "
Well, we won the third time and
we can do it next year just as easy.
The White steamer goes anywhere and
always comes back.
This is the way Leon Shelter and
Colonel Fenner, the owners of the Ta-
basec and the Mercury, talked this
morning when the hardest automobile
race ever run in Southern California
was a matter of history by twenty-four
hours.
Captain Ryus at the wheel of the
steamer whirled over the rough course
in the unbelievable time of three
hours and thirty five and one-half min
utes. Bert Latham in the Kissel Kar
covered the same distance in four hours
and thirteen and threefourths minutes.
Naturally the bulk of the glory goes
to the winner. but the defeated driver
and owner deserve praise for race
well run and well lost.
The White steamer started from
Fourth street and Broadway promptly
at $50 clock yesterday morning, and
during the whole Of the remarkable run
over rocks, through streams, across
sandy stretches and up steep mountain
grades, met with practically no trouble.
The Kissel Kar was handicapped
with trouble Of one sort and another
almost from the time it left the start
ng tape at five o'clock. The earbu-
.eter was the first part of its mech
Inism 10 show the awful strain and the
-acing machine was delayed twenty
line minutes by that at Burbank. Three
,unctures also consumed precious time.
Along the route of the race were
Of automobiles which waited
rom midnight Saturday until both
peeding machines had passed. The
White kept to its running schedule
through the entire race, but when the
lissel was delayed at Burbank and
gain at San Fernando these watchers
-ere kept in an agony of suspense. At
angus, when the gasoline car was al
iost an hour behind time, report
anne from some unknown source that
,atham anud his machine had been
-recked on one of the perilous turns
ear the Newhall pass. A fast roadster
it'll mechanieians aboard was getting
lady to investigate when the Tabasco
Thrilled into sight running at a terrific
ace in an effort to make up lost time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02
YOUNG MACK HAS
CLASSY RECORD

Young Mack, who is to meet Boquett
in the preliminary to the Reilly-Weber
60 tomorrow night, has quite a rec
ord of his own. He has done consider
able boxing round Chicago and has the
following excellent list to show for his
work:
Knocked out Hurley in three rounds,
Fern in fourteen rounds, Kid Berry in
three rounds, and did the same to
Young Heinz in nine rounds, when
there was a purse of $500. Tom
Thoms is another man he put to sleep,
and he drew with Frank Keller, Young
Herman and Kid Taylor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02
NEW AUTOMOBILE RATES.

The Auto Livery will from this date
reduce all automobile work 25 per cent.
One passenger inside city limits, Puma
hou St, Wyllie St., or Kamehameha
Schools, soc. Calling or shopping, $500
per hour. Continuous driving, $500 for
first hour, $500 for second, $500 for
third. Around Island, $4,000.
E. H. LEWIS,
Proprietor. Tel No. 6.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02
e
! ! SPORTS !
ALEXANDER
DEDICATION
Continued from Page one.)

From this gateway perhaps the best
view of the field is obtained and its
noble proportions and ideal location
best appreciated. Teeming with life as
it was yesterday with old and young
Oahu collegians streaming over the
field, the picturesque changes of color
ing as patches of green showed IN be-
tween blue and gold football uniforms
and the dainty white of futtering
dress, the effect was heightened and
one could appreciate that this field is
just what it was intended to be-ideaI.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-02
The Baseball Game.

A fter the football everybody began
to feel thirsty and there was a general
rush for the lemonade tent where,
thanks to the work and courtesy of
Miss Beatrice Castle, there was cooling
drink for everybody.
Then came the baseball game. The
college played the Alumni and the old
timers put it all over the kidlets by
[ to 2. The feature of the game was
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13
ANUNCTO De SURkSTl
DepartamsatO del InteriOr.-O ORcinas del
Superintsndents de O6ra8 Pd5Eoas.

Fan Juan, P. R Mayo 26 de 1908.
PropoBicioneB en- pliegou carradoB para
adjudication en- p6blica BubaBtR del gnmi.
niStEO, msdids y sntEsgR de 81 600 metros
cdbiCOB, mas 8 msnos do piOdra tRiturada,
por lotes, para la conservation do las CO.
rFeteFaH inBulsKeS, SO Rdmitir6n en- sata
ofcina hasta las II .. an. del dia % de
Junio do l, 9O8 en- que SO RbriF6n pdblicR'
ments.
TodOB los dstos neCeuaricn 90 ds76n en-
eutR o6cina, donde 20 encusntrRn de mani.
fsltO todoE loH documentos que han do
regiF en- ls Contrata pOdr6n EsCogeT los
licitadoFes lo8 modelos de pEoposiciones
que han de pFessntaF.
La administration 8e rsssEva 81 dsrecho
de EeChazar Cualquisrs 8 todaa Las propo.
aiCionos.
PoE ordsn del Oominionado del Into'
FioF, j. j. Jimsnes. -SupsEintenden dc
ObFaH PdbliCRp % Y. O. ntim. 8.
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tRnts % eI canine militaF de San juan
Ponce, oChents cuGtro mi.laB, y paaa por
muchoH pintoreICoS puebloS , aldaAD. Las
yiAtRS que 90 contemplan en- sl traysCto dc
esa canine son tan bsllaB, tan facinadoENE
que go impossible dsHCribirIa8 EHte alto
csmino es an trsbSjo notable. Para svi-
tar Ia construction de tunsleB pRBs sobTe
las colinas montR f1RB aEcendiOndo d0a'
cendiendo en- BUaveB cuEvaE. Uno de los
muchoE puntoB estTatejicoB de GsA CaEEete'
r. es 81 'AEomRnto" ca donde las tropaa
sBpRholaB tFataEon de evitaE 81 &v0nCe do
las fueEzSs ameEicanaH. EI CIimR aB pri.
mRvsral, 0l pEomedio de Ia tsmp0EatuER %
80 gEHdoB Fahrsnhsit y en- el intsrmsdio
dc los meBes la tsmperat0rR vaEiR menoI
de nueve gEadoB pOT afio. Los vientos Gon
vigoEi8antsI , por eG0 heOhO Rupqus hsga
Cslor Puerto RicO e. Il mas galudAble dc
las Rntillag, la mEs bells, = pusds .dsCiE'
90 gus alIf eats 81 ''Cielo On IG tiGrFa," d
uRtsd quisrs pueds sin duda hRllaElo aIlf.
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lntor0sa { los PrOfOsorus d nd.Isa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiono
conGtants sxiBtonCis de los Siguionto1 ina,
trumGntos: FlSutnOu, FIRutaI, ToECorolav,
OboeS, Rsquintog, CIRrinats, Fagote1
Violinel. ViolonCelIoB, ContRabsio-, Man.
dolinRg, BBnduTFias, GuitaRRag, Cornotine-.
OnOvsne8 Trombons., BRrftonoz Bombay,
dinoI, HelicOne- (bajoI) TriGneu1o-, Pla.
tlloI, Redoblants1 J Bombol M6todoB
de solteO y para tOda Olaso ID in.i1umoa-
to-. ACCoIoEiol y m61iCa ca general.
San juan, p. B. ApaHtado n6m. 216.-
Gale de Allen n6m. a 7 Sol ndm, 81.
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at ''LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
cintas tinas para lazos bandas; las hay
desde 2 IS cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
asG como los mejores Casimlres, AIpacRs,
Camisetas lejGtimas Crepe etc; estos y
otros muchos artieulOs sc acaban de recibir
Ell la "VILLA DE MADRID. Visitenos
gustosOs.
II. 0. Box, 1854 TelefOno 27B.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, II, r.
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Sermons On |. !g!s.!a d sln Fr.ns!sso d A.!..

Hsmos EeCibido hoy 10 iguisnts:
'En la novenR dc San Antonio dc hoy
On La misR solemne del domingo IA, &
Les echo de Ia msfiana, predicaE6 on diohR
iglesiR 0l oEadoF B0grado doctor don LOon.
clio GaFcfR Walls, CuEs p6FFoco = vioRFiO
do Hg6 PCa0, Bobr0 sl tsmR de ROtualidRd
''la eduGROi6n FeligioBR On Las sBOuslRB"
Be invita- lon fsleB dc eBtR cu'tR capi'
tal.
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IMnIclnnR GENERAL

Consoles A LAS MADREs. ri jarabe
Calmante de la Sonora Winslow debe
usarse siempre que los niflos estan en- el
peElodo de la detenci6n. ProporciOna ALI
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, produ-
ce un suefio natural tranquilO, alivia el
dolor el angelic despierta muy vivO =
allegro. Es muy agr8dable al paladar,
oRlma al nifio, ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles Ia funcionen del est0mago y Tegula
los intestinos. Els ell mejor remedio como
cidO para la diarres va provenga esta de la
dentici6n de cuslquiera Otra causa
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir ell "JaTa-
be Calmatne de la Seflora WinslOW": es el
mejOr de todos.
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RRYOLuCTON MUsIOAL.-so!ieits

REVOLUTION MUsICAL.-so!ieits
nusstro Cat6logo de mdsica para piano,
violin y piano, mandolinR y guitaPRa qua
contiene mas de mil doScienta8 obTRB diRtin
tas, todas pTeCion nunca viBtoH en- Puerto
Rico de 10 UsntGVos Ell ejsmpEGT. El lujo
y 10, correction de nueAtEaa edicioneB, to
das IitogFRfadRB no neceBitR TeClamo.
RsmitR hoy miHmo su direction para en-
viGrIs sI Catklcgo. Century Music Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApaTtsdo 415, SRn
Juan Paerto Rico. 45 v. q.
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EN- UNA BUtNA CASA DE FA-
MILIA ae AIquiIRn habitsCionsH para ms
trimonioH hombYss aolos. Trato exec
lGnte familiar. Buena comida, y pre-
clos EeguIRrments sCon6micoF. La caBs
tisne vista 4 la bahia ea muy fteHc0.
Dirigirre Z Tstuan As. San JuaD, P. r
15vO
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UNA FERIA EXPOSITION
EN- Ell HlPODROMO.

La Junta Direcva del HD6dono de San con motive
la Celebration del Ia colonization de-
Puerto Rco ha acOdado ceebrar ra los deparamen
os del Hp6dOO la cua admra todo 10 que envie
de Agricua Gomadia Voiara, que reprsente prOgre
positive e desarrollo del pals Sc admiran tamb6n
pnas ruta sema cuya exploitation sea conYenien
te fomentar O. la isa.
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A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com
pufta Industrial de Santurce (Ssn Juan
Box 657) tisne en- cIaB0 do primerR pre-.
clos sin Competsncia, IN complete gurtido
para construction de CaBas Moldufas de
todos tamafioB. Eablillas para persianRB.
Dsp6sitos. San Juan fr0nte 81 muslls
n6msro q SAntuTos Stop. "a. Tsl6fonoH
1926 1890. Ia
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RestauTad0r Vital de RiCOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres Ca
1antizado. Precio $1-OO, orc. Siempre la
Vsnta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curado OtrOs, 10 cura V Sc
solicitRn pedidos pOr cOrTeO.
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LondreB Junio 13.-EI almirantaggo
ConBtFRiT6, ssgdn Ga anunciR, an buqae
dc guerra que BupeEBTa 6 CuRntoH han
oOnBtrufdo iltimamOnte Ia, miGma Ingla
terra y algunas otras petOnOiaB. El
oogto do diCho bUque BeF6 sl de
$11.250.000. So tyata de pEeBentaE Rl
mundo algO que hRbr6 de soEprsndsrls
tanto por 10 Gnorme dc "a coGto cuRnto poT
laB novedade8 que 70 Bs han sGtudiado ,
que hRbE6n de eRugaE vivo inteT6I 0n lol
cfEculoB oisntifcos nRvaIeF:
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Washington, Junio 49, Despu6s del
10. de Julio, log paqusteg poStales 4 In
glatsrrs aumentar6n once librsB de peso.
Sc cree q. en- no lejano tismpO EsrG 0Bs 81 Pc
10 universal Entas faCiIidad0B d6bonGs
Las reformas hachas dltimRmsnts On Co
FrGon poR los gobiornoI de LondEOg y dc
ests capital. Sc CalcuIa qus, con sl peso
de once ibEas, que BUpeEa On muGho al
psso anterior para los paqusteB pontAlOs,
laB vsntaiaG para 81 Com0rcio y pdbliCo On
general de smbaB nsCioneB, HeF6R iDRpEe'
ciabIGR.
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SOLARES EN- SAHTURCF,

So venden HoIarsB con frants la oarra.
terra central y otroE interiores con GALES
RirmadRH.
Informant w. Bosch. TMuan n6maro
8 altos. D.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
eoRTo Alco,

AL RECIBO DIS So sDviDmov Z
yusIta Dc corFeo an Ealoj EIgin gaFantiza.
do pOE diez amos, , POE SO Eomitimos uno
mREOa WslthRn. - r. KehrAahn. San
Juan p. B. an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

EN- LA GALE DE. SAN JOSE nj
Nero sc RIquiIR un eupacioso mirador.
TrformarSn en- le mismR Casa. Is v. q.
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ENTIRE IoI compTRdoEas de FslOjes
PLACES On IL ioYeFia de T. KshThAhu J Go
% TegalR IN FOlrj "Waltham" Hemsnal'
ment0 Ia Ultima IemsnR obsuvo uno 81
uefior 7. de Is Fuents, dc EantuECP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

Washington, Junio 13.-Roolsvelt =
Taft han digCutido acsECa de u RituRci6n
do Panam6, pero 81 depRTtamOnto do la
guerra no ha publiCado como 10 diio, lR
corrospondencia tenida con 81 pTesidont0
Amador, de Ii citada Fep6blica iAtmsaa
Declare el BecTstRrio Taft, que, case do
que Las elecCiones no asan honEadas i'm.
pRrciaIsy, loB e. UnidoI actuREfn, en6E'
gicamsnte. La publication dc la CORES
pOndencia con AmadoF, TODD 10 aCoRds'
do en- 81 EeCionts viBje de Taft al Istmo,
para Rfapzar gREantizRr 81 oBdsn en 6Sts,
90 har6 como pTeIiminar Ian 0lecoioneg.
Estss Hs llsyaF6n Cabo On ID Fep6blioa
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13
CABLES De HOY.
AntenOr FiErliD, eI Ieyolucisnario
haitianO, en- sl DepaItamsntO de-
EstadO.
EI DepsrtsmsntO De Ia guerra J sI
pYesidente AnadoI de Panama.
EI peso de los paqueteS p0stales
dqspu6S del prinerO de Julie.
Ell aImirant8zgO bitaniGO GOnstIuila
IN sn0rmO buu1s de guerra.

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