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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-30
Leper Declares He Is Con
tent to Have His Family
Within Reach.
SHE SEEKS A HOME
NEAR LITTLE TENT
Comforts Husband With Thought
That Doctors May Be Mistaken
That He May Get Well.

IF conteutment can come 10 a ieper.
that feeling is mine tonight The God
Of us all clasps nay hand as I walk
through the dark shadows: the wife Of
my bosom has forsaken all and come TO
me; the sympathy OF the people OF
Washington is mine. and the assurance
of the old proverb-'even this shall pass
away'-Dids me turn my face toward the
rainbow OF hope and away from the
overhanging clouds of despair"
The Sabbath sun arose today upon a
new dream OF hope for John Early the
leper OF Washington. the stranger with
IN our gates 10 whom the heart Of every
human in the city has gone out since
he came into our midst nine days ago
'unclean." The wife be left back IL &
North Carolina tow mas shown the
depth Of q woman love- and FRIDAY
night came upon the IepeF husbaIS 81
his solitude. Today she comforts hjsa
with the hope that after al the men #
science may be mistaken and there may
be cure. She has come 30 be near
him. 10 share with him. as best she
may. his lonely lot.
Seeks Home Near Tent.
Today she seeks a cottage lear MS
j
Potomac, where the husband may have
To spend his remaining days Gould any
one deny her thatg Through sickness,
through health, until death dc you
part, the marriage vows said, ans -
the little woman who is john Early 3
wife. those vows never meant more
than they DO now. Tor the crucial test IS
here
Ia his Split Of thankfulness. iOr Early
has shown thar even a lepsr may be
thankful, the unfortunate man, touched
- manifestations OF sympathy from
persons in all walks of lie. has paured
out his heart I'm few short sentences
reproduced I'm The Times Today. la
] bo-iously, MS swo5len hands hardly
able 10 grasp the pen tl- leper wrote
what was i'm his beast IS ae slt iu the
little tent which lis hame a mo-
ment later be emerged and pinning
with hi4 own hands tae missive II
gratitude TO board, he motioned tes
waiting photographer
DO not come too close ne said. =
have written it large. So that you MAJ
photograph il there.
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Keene Praises Horse.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-08
TANBIEN ARGENTINA
quiGre mas barCoS
. de guerra.
AguB0S Piensan que ss Para haCsT
PEOVsCh0SOS Beg0ciOs de EeVsRia.
EI pT0grlna 0s Dc tres IGVTazldO', BUsTs 'Gss-
tTOYsTs" J YHIntIUR tsrpIiMu'.

Con motive de los f!tfmou incidontsH
ocuETidoB entire EntadoI UnidoB y BriBil, &
CRuaR de qusTeE estG 6itima FsF iblics ven
der baTOea dc gueEEs Rl Jap6n, 90 habla
mu, h ahorB en WalhingtOD, afEma 81
Herald, del gran pre- grama naval pro.
pueAtO pOr Ia A,gAntinS, lR cuAl he mauts
nfdo, hAsta la faChS, una moderada en-
cuadFR.
Sc rscueFds que ATgentiua vsn6i6 81
Jap6n deB 6 tres CrucsEoB antsB do la gus'
IRA ruso-jSponeaR , ne Crss que viendO ell
buen Fesultado que di6 sER vsntR & AEgsn-
tina deSes cOnRtFuir coHtoBos acoTazad0s =
eTuceroB para vendeFlog cuslquisFa p0.
tSnciR que % yea sn neCeaidad de buqueu
de guerra, como 10 pAH6 al Jap6", , de
ega mRnera haCsr Argentina un negoCio
muy pFovsChoH0.
81 pEogERma ID. construction que PFC
yaCts Argentine, conBiBta en- tF0H acorRza'
dos de Is. 900 toneIadas cada uuo , del
tino mas modsTpe; nuGvs 'deBtToyeFs" de
$50 tonslRdas y 81 botsu toFpedeFoB de 200
tone adau do dsBplazSmisnt0,i
EBe Oontingents no incIuye vaEioB bu
CUES que pisnHRn sdquiEir para la vigilan'
CiA en- el rio de Ia PlBtB.
Be estimR que eBcB buques CoEtaE6n & Ia
RepGblica Argentina unoB 1000 900 De H.
bras eBterlinRB que. eBtagGn liAtoB sn IN
peEfodo de cinco AfoA
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SRIaIamient0s judiciaIeS.

OOrte Dc DistEito dc San juan, Puerto
Rico. S-COi6n pEimeTa
SeRalamient0B de viItAB de mociones =
exc0pCiOneB pFsviRs en- aguntcB CivileP.
AgOHtO 8. JoG6 Carlos Oreapo, vi. Mi
CaelO P6FeS y otroB. SobEe deBahucio. Mo.
Ci6n H0br8 CcBtGB del juici0.
AgoRto 10. z lie Santos EgcaleE0, VI.
Maria Paniagu& AdoniB. Sabre Feivindi.
caci6B. ExcepcioneB pTsviaB & la demanda.
Clemencia MRTCauo, W. Rafael Balnsiro.
SobrO daflo8 y psEjuioioB. ExoOpcioneE
pFeviRB & Ia contradiction.
MANUEL V. OteEo, vS, suceai6n de A
MonrOig S.bFs perturbation y dafioa.
ExCepCiOneB pFSviaB 4 la dsmanda.
AgOBto ii. F. B. Grant, w. CarminC
MuE0lO. S0bEe persecution maliciogR. Fx
OepCiOneg pFsviaB & Is demands.
AgOgtO IL. Santos SnkEeB, Va. TomGl
OEtegR. 8obF0 reclamation de I'm torro
nc. MoCi6n.
AgoBtO II. Tom6B sAnjuEjo. Ex parte.
8Obre administration judicial do Ia heEen
Cia do suuano saDiuEjO. MoCi6n pobrC
impugnRei6n de un infoTme.
Ramon Alemfn, W. Regina soca. sobrC
divorcio. MoCi6n soliCitando a'imsnton
pFeviBionnIeR.
AguAtina Alvarez. Ex.partp. sobro
u0mbramientO de administrator iudicisl
MoCi6n.
Agogto 14.-"Tha N. w York and PortC
Rico Steamship Comp" va Francisco H
Dexter. 8 brs cobTo do dinoFo. Moci6r
eliminatoHia.
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iQuE TIE FAJA!--GRI-
10 ell senadOr al re-
OreSentantG.
Dos cOTTieEOn a tOdO escape, mlen'
Ilas OtTO gOIPs6 al animal di.
Cf6nddls ''iishcO.. SHOOT"
ET. ClDstO que hnhll DDOstldO pN d GIOUO
p1rdI6 10 0DuG8i0.

Haes aIgun0B diGB 0ouFRi6 una GiUgulRF.
OGCsna en- Pitts6sld, Mass. .-Eatado6 Uni
d0R.- TEen hombF0S PoliticnB 0BtabAn ia.
gRndO una EaTtidR do golf en- 0l DitiO dOnc.
minad0 6tGckbTidge, Cuhndo un cieEvO
CTuE6 el CRuco de an rio CsECRno , spare
Ci6 on lOB teFEenoB en- dOnds 90 jugabR
Ell gen& or Allen T. TFeaGwAY, aI 70
pTessntants John e. Harding, de Ohio, y
George WSgnsE, dc MOFEiRtt wa, Pa, OrRn
loo jugadoFsa de la pAFtida.
Estand0 ol CisGv0 & una1 CiOn yardAI do
loB jUgadoF0T, Mr.. Harding di6 un faeTts
golpo sU bola con tAl nCieEto 6, mas bisn,
dosgFaCia, que fu6 dar jUStamG to On las
nRriCes del CieIvO.
Eate 90 enfuFeCi6 & tel extreme, que
bBjRndo II CAbezR, ponisndo HBf los CuOr
no1 de frentS, 90 diTigi6 con VoloCidSd
veEtiginoBR hRciH lcB iugadoEeB.
-lQao 10 fHjaI-grit6 Mr. TFOdwAy &
Mr.. Harding,
-iQuo NOS Bfojal-OOntsut6 sl intsFpsIadO.
A e8tR rOBpasDtR, Mr.. TredwRy 0Ch6 &
C0TFer Egui6ndole Mr.. Wagner muy de
CSFOA. Mr.. Harding, CFoy6 sin dudl qus
8oriR imp0Bib!e avsntajaF al Ciervo On We
lOCidad, y con "a OI&b (eBpeCie de maCOtS
que ue u1R para jUgAE gO.O dirigi6 IN to-
rribls gOlpe & IL CAbsSR dol animal di.
Ci6ndolG:
-Shool, Gh0o.......,
Mr.. OhoNts, uu oOnOCido pOIftico, antNbB
pTsSonCiando Ia luchH = HpOGt6 & que 81
CisEvo CANADA.
Eats, en- efeoto, dGSpu6B de EOpueStO del
gOlpe, pEepaEGbRH0 para IN nusVO = Gegu'
70 Rtaqus, CuRndo un j6Vsn GSpsCtSdoE Be
GCeEC6 , di6 IN golps en- lG nuCO del ami
NAL CON I'M bast6n que pOEtabG.
I'll CieTvO 10 detuvO =, al reCibiE IN
Iegundo gOlpe, hugo & TODD COTE0T.
Mr.. Choate paFdi6 90 apueStO, GunquG
GVgdn laB palabFaB del miGmo Mr.. HOF
ding, no usr pOF 0l iueBperAdo dtfanGOr,
hubiOFa paHRdo IN NAL FAto.
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Mitin pueItoHilu6TO en- New York
Sc organize On club con ell n0mbIG
de- ''rusrtO Rico Bryan"

N.w York, AgoOto Ell milin puOE'
tOEEiquefio CelobFAdO ADOthP, organize I'm
club bOjo ol nombEs do "PusEto Rico
Bryan Olub," con lN Biguiente diFeCtiva:
PFOsident0, A. V6las AlvREado.
TosoFerO, Enrique Samson.
ViC8 pEaaidenteB: DR.. j. M. M0rxuRCh,
GOnsalO FiFpO, Ramon AbOy Jr. = Enri'
que Vidal SGnches.
PreaidontoB honOrAEiop: RAm6n Alloy
BsniteE y Eduardo GeOTgstti.
ri club % gsnuinaments pueTtOFriqusfo
no 90 mszclaF6 On lon asuDtoB politiCoB de
Los PaFtidoB locales do la iHlA. Eo 81 no go
EeC0noCen nj unionintag nj FOpubliC0noR.
Ante 81 solo gxiGtsn pusRtoETiquGfi91.
81 club solo tiene pOE objeto luChAE On
lR pEesante CampNfiR electoral dc loB EntA
dos Unid0g pOr el triunfo de Bryan, que er
quien mayor BumR do ibsFtNdes efroCe q
Puerto Rico, CuAndO SubR al pOdGT.
La pEsnSR naOyOEquinR Os OCup6 hoy ex
t0nBRm0nts del club.
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Los PUER0RRIQUE-
nos en- ell C0nGursO
del tiro al bIanCO.
las alternatives fGsEOD muChas en- Ia
IaTga IuGha. : :
lIn aticiaI de alta gTaduaGi6a dijo en-
NV York 'jY les paTsCs PSGO?
tQOepfan uStedes IIeVaIseIos TO-
t0S?"
Ode 'aaestrO oOTrsspOnsaE especial. }.

+ FusFte del Niagara, julio 25 dc / 908.
Er. Director: eFs podoF daElo notieias
defiuitivas HobFa 81 6xito slCanz.adO poF IoH
tirRdoreB pusEtoFEiquefioB On eI OoncuVso
dc sBts aiio, dej6 paDar 81 vSpOF de este
BsmRnR.
Las alternatives fdoTon muchaB en- Is
IaEga luchR, d6ndoBs RRguns vtz sl case
de que hAatR cinco de nueOtFog muchachoB
fiiguFaran entire lOs doCe eBccgidOs en- Cada
uno de lo8 C6mputoB PnFciRl0g, mieptEaS
en- ctrOa FareC1s que lR foEtunH NOS era
obsolutBmento ContTaTiR. Y hubo motive
para aEap alternativAB. EB sSbido que en-
0l tiEO al blOnco, do an mod0 Cisntifco
OonCebido, GntF0n una p0ECi6n de elemen.
tos extFafios lR voluntAd del tiPRdoF,
que 6Ata much0s vscsG NO puede dominRF
Bino despu6s de muChR pF6Ctica en- Condi'
CLONES an6lOgGS. AOfo por eismplo,' con
los OAmbiOg do luz, dc tempeFAtuEa y do
oatRdo bRF0m6tFiCo. Y ESQ e8 pEoCiSam0nte
10 que aContsCi6 como C0nBeCu0nCiR de una
s0Ria psEtuEbRCi6n elsCtF0magr 6tiOs que
hubo Rquf 0l mREtsB de 10 BsmRnG paBad0,
aI diR Bieuiente de empGz Sd0 el CeTtGmsr:
lac 0lsvaCion0B de Lon Eifm 30 0ItoraTon
hRHta ell puntO de que muChos do loB tiES'
dorsE 90 FenignRr0n & perdeF RntO8 que
dsOidirIs & Greer 10 que eBtAbAn viendc;
riff 10 que On Puerto Rico habfan dado ex:
ColOntO Fe8ultSdo On OondicionoB normalGU
y tnnto On San Juan como On Osysy-
aquf eEigfan Rum0nto de 1OOy haGtS de
200 yaFdRB mas, Adn en- laB diHtRnOiaB
C0Eta8.
Ell EeIuItado, sin embargo he nido BatiA'
fActoEio para Puerto Rico pOF mas que no
hAyAn aldo mss que doB Los pEemioD obt.'
nido1 elta afio. El aRtffi 70 Pedro p Her
n6ndGz, de 10 ComraHfs "E" Obtuvo In
pzimoEs msdaIls de plata, que cOTTegpOnde
al BPgundo prsmio. 81 tuVO lR fortuna de
0IcAn8ar es0 pussto 81 primer die y daS'
pn6a lR de mRntene1ss en- 81 hGHts el tilti
me. suR ''HcoFOO" son como uiguG:
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Total general. I......711

1oEAI genUk0..'...I14 PBE'
El otEO ViCt0Tiog0 TepFeBentGntS del Re
gimianto de Puerto Rico, fu6 el ORpit6n
Faulbee, que pOF hAbsr obtenidO msdallaB
en- tres ConCurBo8 antOTioEel no TeCibiE6
uingunR Gqui, por OGtaE "hOTB de ConCOuEO;"
psR0 que Bi ira Rl O0Ft6men general dol
Ej6rCito en- el FpoFt0 dc Sheridan, ChicA'
go, Ol 4 del pT6ximo AgoHtO, On donds
tsndEa dsEGCho & Lon prsmiOG que con
quiDte.
Una medalI0-lS pTimeFa de plata
(HeEn6nde2) entire solo IL RCOTdRdOT, y
un puento en- el ''tsRm," de solo s de leg
''tirRdoFeB diGtiDguidOn" (sl Capitdn Faul'
bee, Cd una gran CoIR para IN RFgimi0n'
to, de BoldsdoB, como 81 nueAtFo, en- COM
potsnCiA con tres RegimisntoB rFgulaFeu
dc IOfantslfS, (5"., 122. y 17o.,) OuatrO
do CaballeEiA (0l 1Oo., 49,, 49,. y 15a.,
1 BAtRIlen de IogenisTOg, una CompAhfR
de ssEviciO de IsiiAleB y CompaniaD de ar
till0Ef8 de C0RtR.
SAbsmo8 que IN Official de alta gEsduR'
Ci6n dijo On NnsvR York:
"5Y les paFsCO poOG5 JQOsEfNn uBtedCH
llev6RBal0s t0d0S"
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latWosa 4 los Pr0fOssrOs do RdsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tionl
constants existsnCiR de loB iguisnts1 inB
tPumentog: FIauEinGs, Flautag, TeTCeEolag
Oboes, Rsquintog, ClaEinstsg, FagOteg
Violines, Violoncsllog, ContrAbeio8, Man
dolinas, BsnduEriaB, GuitaTFaI, OoTnstinGG
Onovane1, TrombonG1, BaEftOnoG, BombaE
dinos, HeliCOneI, (bsjoB) TEikngulol, PlR
tiIIos, Redoblants8 Bombou. MetOdo'
do solfoo , para tOda Glass do inltrUmOn
tou. Accessories y m6aica a general.
San juan, 2. b. ApaTtadO n6m. 21B.-
Oalls de AIln 21 ? Sol nGm. Al.
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M0siCa NatiVa.

En- ell Paris Bazaar de don Pc
dro Giusti Sc encuentra a la
venta el precioso walls Interme.
20 de la zarzuela Amor que
muere y Amor que mace, y el Ori-
ginal Two-Step Caribbean March
del compositor puertOrriqueno
Rafael Balseiro Davila, al pre-
clio de so y IS centavos respec-
tivamente.
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sE NECEsITAN MU ICOs.-Para
la banda de la Estaci6n Naval de Guam.
tGnamo, Cabs, poT IN t6Fmino de Cuatro
sfioB can gusldo do $500 msnauRlss y
una aBignaci6n dc $4,000 duTants 81 pc
Efodo del alistamisnto para compTa de
uniforms. III DsPavtamanto de Marina
de Iog EBtadoB Unidog pTovee sl inBtEu.
mantaI recsssIio aden6g q PaBais IL
Isla de Cubg... DiEijiF1a al C0mRndsnts
de Ia Ef taCi6n Naval de San Juan, P. r.
on dias IabOEabIea dc 6 u do IL ma
fianR. -7as 3v.R.
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Los mas sIegaBtss sOmhrsr0s.

III acreditado bazaar "Laa NoV0dadGI"
que en- 10 calls de Eau FFanCigCo ofFoCs RI
pfbliCo IN mugnf6C0 BuFtid0 dc Cuant0
nueds dsgeaT lR m6s Fetinada fantasia, RCR'
ba de importar lindfGimoB BOmbTaEOs do
todnu formau; psro en- particular de Merry
WidOav (viudR slegre) que tanto fuE0E e.
tan hRCisndo en- Estado1 Unido8 , Euro
10. Los hay do todoE tamaHo8 pGsCioA'
Ell auFtido de Columnag iaEFon0B de mar
mol, obietoB do toead0F, paFfumerfa, OEiGta'
Iorfa peEfumsEia iapon8ga, CuaaFOR poH'
CelauaB, pFondodoEo8. GtC., ObG, O. verda'
daramonta nolecbO. Todo objsto para no.
iiora1, ssfiogftaB nifiRs GaballGTos, de TO-
das Les foPtuna8 "a onCUentEan Gn t.LaR
NovedadG1" q pTeOioH loo mfg ConVenion'
tan
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FOIIetOS TGCibid0s.

HsmOH tSnido el gustO de FeCibiE sism'
plSEOB do Los pEayaCtoB dc 10y do "SsFviCio
CAvil," "Tol6fonOh" y "COntAbilid0d mu'
niCipsl" adOptado8 pOR 10 ComiBi6n consul
tiva del gobisrno pEOviOionAl do Cuba y
BOmetidaH Rl gobOTnAdoE Charles e. Ma
COON. En- 0l pFeAmbulo CoEraBpondiente
Al pEOyeCtO de Icy para sI seTviCio Civil
90 hRO0 COnHtRE que 81 SiHtSmR hs dado bri'
llantsl FeHultSdoI On muChoB 0OtadoB de 10
Union Americana y On Puo1to Rico FL
ipinag.
Tambi6a hsmoB tc'bido un eiomplar
del folletO ContOniendO IR opinion do Ia
OOEts dc CiECuito y 8pOlSoionGs dc EntOdO8
Unidos en- ol CRBo de "The Standard Oil
Company" de Indiana pOr el iusz a. M.
Lands.
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DlficuItadsS para P8gaT una deuda

La pr0nas do Loo Entadou Unido1 frmR
quo 81 gobioTno de Venezuela OOtG aufsien-
do gFandss dificuItAdes para pOgRF la deu
do msnsual & Francis, deuda ConoCidR con
sl nombrs do dsWdG dipIOmdtSoG, pue8 no
hay RepFSSsntRnte niDguno nl frents dc Ion
intOT0aeB fFanCes0s On aquellR Eep6bliCG,
dsSds 10 PuptuFa do EolRCi0ne1 diplom6tiCAB
CON Estadog Unidou.
Lon Ciudadanoa franCe1s8 = Lon aRChivoG
de IL legACi6n sSt6n COmpl0tRmsnts sin
DFotacri6n.
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A COMpRAR MADERA.-La Co,

A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
pagEsa Industrial de SGRtWF0e (sAn Juan
Box 657) tisns en class de pRimeRa & pre-.
ciou sin compstsncia, m ComplGto Burtid0
para construction de casaF. MolduKa1 Dc
fodo1 tamaflog. Tablillss paEG psEianal
Dop6sitos. San Juan fOnts 81 muGlls
n6msEo 2. santuEOa Stop. "a. Tol6fono8
426 j 1880. Ia
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IBRIEOS Y SOmBREROS.

En sl Paris BssaR 90 han rsCibido sbIi'
COS do Bsds nPgVoI cen cusllo boFdado &
$500 uno. , los hay tambien ds SS., $40
= $12 Un0.
En- BombEsToH do ssfi9Ta % aCabA de Fe-
c biz uno de ultima novedad que % ven.
dsE& & des dollars. Es IN GombFsFo So
mamentS baTAtO y muy slOgants.
En- RrtfCu'OB de metal plRbsado pTopio1
para FOgalos hey un immense BuFtido.-
PEDRO GIUSTL, FoEtaIezR 2S.
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&c AaRIalSlFlGI6R.

Avisamos 8 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que eli peri6dico no les ser8
enTiado, 81 el aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por I'm trimestrG
$2.25. POr IN semestre $3.50,
.Por Nm afio $500. PqgO an
tieiPads,
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UNION De PUERTO RICO.
,Junta Local de San Juan.
CONVOCATORIA.

PoE la pressnto y On CumpIimisnto de
los Art1CulOn Al y AZ del RsgIamentO de
la OoloCtiVidad 6pEobado, Gs CitG 6 lOB
COmpEomiaRFios do esta MuniCipslidRd,
Gl0CtoB en- 10 Convanci6n pTimRFia del dfs
2 del COFEisnte, para ls reunion que ha dc
ColsbTsFBa el domingo 8 del actual, & laa 3
de 10 taEde, en- la ofcing de ls Junta Gen.
tEaI, San Francisco 80, altos. CON sl fin de
VOtnE los CaFgOB do JueE, seCEetaEio J Max
shall dc la CoEts Municipal, que han de
fguEaE On sl Ticket do nusBtr0 pAEtidO, On
Les 0lsCCionel de NoVismbFa pE6ximo. San
Juan, PueEtO Rico, 6 De AgoEto de 1908. -
RCfaet DitS de AmdjNO, PEoaidonto.
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COLEGIO DE San PABLO
Gale del 8anto CrS,to, S4n J,.an P r

Gale del SamtO CFisto, San JuGN p r.
Bnio sl patrocinio del Iltmc. sr. Obiupo
y diEigido poF loB HeHmRnoa de las Escue'
Ias CFintiRnaB, abEir6 gu nuevd CuRuO sRCo'
lar el diR paimeFo de SetiembFe. OuEBos:
eIementaI, msdi0, aCademio6 y eemeRCial.
Be admiten alumnos intSrnos, medic In
tsrn0n y GxteFnog. ..--
Pfdass 81 pEOBpeCto del Director.
3OV.s. HermamO Blimomd F. S. G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-08
ApVERTlSEMtNT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DivisiOn Of Public Buildings.


San Juan, p. R, Auguut 9TH, 1908
Sealed proposals in duplicate for the
furniHhiDg Of ell labor and materials
neCen8aEy for the construction Of q five (5)
room cement blotk school building at
AnlgCO. Porto Rico, wi bs received At
this eff % until 10 4. M, August 17Gh,
1908.
ALI necessary information, blAr forms
of proposals and inBEEuCtionn to bidders
will be furniAh0d on application.
Contractors wiHhirg to ks copies Of
tho plans and specification from the efice
may do 60 by leaving depOnit Of $500
for the safe return Of Che planE.
The right ID reserved TO reject any OF
oil bids; also to ward the contract upon
other confederation than that Of price
(s'guod) JEO ", JONES, Actipg
Commissioner Of the IntetioT. 4 Y. .,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-08

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- q n IT, DlNS, con ell URGUERTo DE
PAZO, va sean simples, san grantees con picaz6n
externas DOr rabsldes que sean.
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E. VELlNEs cOFREsl.

Constructor , contEatiGta do obrag. Ca
lla del PaTquo, PaEada 4 3OHa
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Aaosro z 1908.
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Precipitation. OILS
VientO q las o.O0 o. mo-
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The state herald., 1908-02-21
Game of Losgats Revived.

A club has been formed in western
Canada TO play the old English game
Of loggats which has long fallen into
disuse in the old country. The pas.
time is alluded TO by Shakespeare.
The game consists in throwing n
pin called loggat at a stake driven
into the ground, The player who gets
his loggat nearest the mark wins
This is essentially our French game
Of quoits, which every one in America
pronounces "quates" The difference
Is that we use heavy disk. or in
many regions n horseshoe instead o.,
pin.
OF logEats. Stevens. the Shakesper
ian commentator. who died in 1900.
says: Il have seen It played In dif
lerent counties at their sheep shearing
feasts. where the winner was entitled
TO n black fleece. which he afterward
presented 10 the farmcf's maid to
spin for the purpose of making a petit.
coat on condition that she kneel down
ON the fleece TO be kissed by all the
rusiics present Springfield Republi
can.
The state herald., 1908-02-21
NEW YORK IN THE REVOLUTION.
Gotham Was Tory to the Core During
the Great StruaeIe.

New York was tory to the core.
Those who think 1t sordid and com.
mercial to-day should pore over the
records of the actual history of its
men of affairs in the years when the
common people We're fighting battles
for independence, says the Success
Magazine in an article on Tammany
hall. No soldiers marched out from
its streets TO join the ranks of men
under Washington. Its wealth paid
no taxes for the support of the revo.
lutionary cause. The future metropo-
lis was dominated by alleged Ameri-
cans who believed that independence
menaced their vested interests. They
We're convinced that democracy
threatened their social prestige, they
were instinctively fond of the gauds
and trapping of royalty. they set mon
ey and position above cOuntry-theJ
were the laissez faire of half CEN
tury later and the Snug prototypes
of the bourbon reactionaries of to.
day.
1t was their influence which p~D-
longed the war of independence. They
believed that only the power of royal
ty could keep the despised mob under
control. They had stubbornly and
successfully resisted every attempt
of the masses TO secure even yes
tiGe Of political right They dreaded
lest time should come when men
with ballots in their hands should at
tempt to coniiscate their property
They had no more patriotism than a
modern corporation seeking to eyade
its taxes or to steal a franchise. This
numerous and powerful class did its
best to thwart American liberty. and
when it was won despite them there
was CONSERVATION in the mansions of
New York. With tears and forebod.
ings they watched the evacuation of
the city by the British; some of them
fled, but most Of them remained.
The state herald., 1908-02-21
The Loves Of a violInlst.

"A viollnist," said NJ. Ysaye. "can
love as many Hddles us a sultan can
love wives, and more. should like
a violin harem-a regular seraglio OF
Guadagninis. Guar
neTius or two. few Amatis and even
a few Gaglianos" Once, early in his
career, he was rassionatoly attracted
by an alleged Guadagnini In a pawn.
brokers' window In Hamburg. Buy.
ing II was out OF the question, and
the pawnbroker, after much persua,
sion. only consented to lay aside tho
instrument for awhile Even then pos.
session seemed remote until Ysaye
meeting Acknowledging friend
actually fred him with 80 much on.
thusiasm for fiddles that he consented
to leave n bag Of stones with the
ms security for the in
strumcnt. In this way" says Ysaye.
Il was married TO my first love among
the nddles, my beautiful Guadagnlnl. &"
The state herald., 1908-02-21
Mhsr. th, Shoe pInsh.a-

II was easy fof Mr.. Randall to boar
with blu wifo'a remarkable decision
Of character at all times. but hof oh.
Hlihacy he found most difficult To on.
duto.
u cent quite comprehend her" ho
cunndcd 10 his brother nftur one try.
ins experience, Many years az We
have bren married she stll nurprisas
me, why all IN the same DAY. nomr
times IN the same hour. she will ssi
tir disturbance In the Kitchen. nut
the children Just whore thoy bolonp.
adjust some matter In the church.
and then, when her judgment ought Ia
be- At lie best, display tho most
astounding obstinacy In attempting 10
regulate my Rulngs out OF cominra In.
it'B-lts incomprehcnslble." Youth's
Companion,
The state herald., 1908-02-21

Laundry work at home would be
much more satisfactory If the right
desired stiffness, it is usually neces.
sary TO use SO much starch that the
beauty and fineness of the fabric is
hidden behind paste of varying
thickness, which not only destroys the
appearance, but also affects the wear
ing quality of the goods. This trou.
BILE can be entirely overcome by using
Defiance Starch, as it can be applied
much more thinly because of its great.
or strength than other makes.
The state herald., 1908-02-21
Sheer white goods, in fact, any fine

Sheer white goods, in fact, any fine
wash goods when new, owe much of
their attractiveness to the way they
are laundered, this being done in a
manner to enhance their textile beau
ty. Home laundering would be equal.
ly satisfactory If proper attention was
given TO starching. the first essential
being good Starch. which has sufficient
strength to stiffen, without thickening
the goods. Try Defiance Starch and
you will be pleasantly surprised at the
improved appearance of your work.