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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

ACT [.
l. Opening Chorus. ensemble
.. BE Sweet to Me. Kid"
Con. Elsie and Chorus
). Waltz Me Till I'm Dreamy
Jessie and Chorus
4. There Is No Place Like Home
Elsie and Chorus
5. Fiuale-Intermission during q dress re-
hearsal ut the Princess Tbcater next
door. Manager. Authors Prima Donna,
Tenor and Chorus.
(a Tenor Solo. ....... Mr.. Lennon
tn Show Girl Solo. Miss De Won
&c, Soprano Solo. Miss Collins
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entirely for a couple of hours after
dark, and when he leaves he guarantees
that not beetle shall remain.
His method is a simple one He mixes
certain potent drug dear to the palate
of the cockroach and adds pint of rum
to the mixture; then he pours the decoc-
ton into shallow basins and deposits
them in the dark corners of the room
He retires and waits for ten minutes
and when he revisits the basins he in
variably finds them full of struggling
beetles in an advanced state of intoxi,
cation The strong smell of the rum,
combined with their favorite drug,
penetrates to the uttermost corners of
the flooring and entices the erring
vermin to their undoing. They feast
on the drugged spirits till they are IN
able to walk straight, and at 'intervals
of ten minutes the catcher clears the
drunkards away and waits for the next
batch. Not cOckroaeh will remain at
the end of an hour.
The catcher takes the beetles away in
a sack. and when they have slept off
the effects of their debauch he sells
them at penny a hundred to bird
shops, where the songsters thrive on
beetles as long as they last.-Tit-Bits
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
TRAGEDY.

She II be married tonight And 1 II be
there to see
The fun and the tears and the Joy
She'd be hurt, to be sure, were I absent
for she
Was my playmate when I was a boy
Ny playmatel All, yes, and the chum
of my youth,
And my ideal, as years took their
flight
The one girl of all that I cared for, in
truth
And she's going to be married to-
night.
Does she dream how it's hurting my
heart to be there?
Can she guess all the anguish I feel
She viii look in my eyes-will she
know, viii she care
For the pain that my face may re-
veal?
VIII she note if I shudder in sudden
alright
At the solemn words sealing my
doom2
VIII she pity? Who knows, who can
tell? for. tonight
She be married And I am the
groom!
Cleveland Leader
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11

The restaurant and hotel managers
Of New YORK are spending more than
$I,O00,0O0 a year for music to beguile
their guests at dinner and tea.
At the Waldorf Astoria there are
three and often four orehestras, and
their cost exceeds SOC, 1000 a year. Nahan
Frankie, who conducts an orchestra of
thirty men at the Plaza during tea and
dinner, is worth $4,000 year to the
management Louis Sherry, in order
TO keep abreast with the times, has
discarded his red jaeketed Venetian
musicians and viii import for next sea-
son the orchestra from the imperial
palace in Vienna. This will bring his
BIZ for music to good $4,000. At
the Hotel Kniekerbocker and the Hotel
Assor the expenses for music are equal
" large At the st. Regis, the Hotel
Belmont. the Hotel Manhattan, Cafe
Martin, the Netherlands, the Savoy, the
Hotel Buckingham, the Hoffman house,
and Rector no efforts are spared to
enliven the public rooms with the
strains of music.
The most popular music with these
diners out is at present selections from
she Puecini operas, and second in favor
are the Vienna waltzes. There is al
WAYS a demand for "Thais' and
- Louise and other new operas. Per
haps "The Tales of Hoffman" is called
for as often as any other selection. To
interpret music of this sort it is neces-
sary to have men of good diserimina-
ton and an artistic sense, and frequent
~ graduates of the great Conservatives
of Europe are glad to accept steady
and lucrative position in a hotel
With discriminating guests the man
ayers realize the necessity of orches-
tras that win please the most fastidi-
Gus. First director is chosen man
of some learning and experience. a
comfortable salary is paid to each mu-
stefan. He is worth it, because usually
he PLAYS from I p. m. until midnight,
with few intermissions. With the pop
nlaritv of the tea hour. the usual re-
spite of the late afternoon is elimi-
mated. Then there are two hours be-
tween the dinner and supper hours
during which PLAYERS are released.
II was the old idea to conceal the
musicians from the public : gaze-to
iraprisOn them behind palms and smilax
or poke them out of sight in an over
hanging balcony Now the personality
Of the men is emphasized. and usually
the directors receive both attention and
gratuities from the guests. In many
places they join guests for a stein of
beer. and week Tend invitations have
been extended to several long haired
maestros. The hotel musicians no
longer feel that they are torturing
their art by playing during the serving
of lobster and champagne They feel
unite on n par with the men who play
AZ the opera houses and with the sym
phonv orchestras. The pay IS about
the same.
T. Lnown nuring the winter he PLAYS
for the mighty bostesses of the fash
ionable world. and for his prestige the
plaza must pay dearly. His large or
ehestra is wen drilled, and IS the most
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Immense Sums Paid for Orchestras
by New York Restaurant Men
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expensive aggregation of musicians in
any New York hotel.
At the Waldorf-Astoria the music is
of higher order On the roof of this
hotel the orchestra is reinforced by a
huge talking machine, and while a
Caruso record spins on its platform
compartment. Owing to its size, there
are sixty musicians employed by this
hotel daily.
Louis Sherry has announced his en-
gagement of the court musicians of the
Emperor Francis Joseph. There are
twenty-eight men in this group. Johann
Strauss, the "waltz king was for.
merly the leader of these skilled men.
At the St. Regis the Russian Symphony
players have been wont to execute the
wonderful music of Northern Europe
The Cafe Martin sextet has long
been famous and many persons go
there to hear the songs of Paris de-
livered in thoroughly French way.
Giatz- Hoeky is the name of the
little viOlinist at the Hotel Knicker-
booker. who attracts throngs by his
impassiOned playing. The long -haired
Russian often leaves his platform and
fiddles through the crowd Requests
deluge this young man and, unless
conversation is suspended while he
plays for its patrons, he Turns away iu
disgust. Gaitz-Hocky will brook no
gastronomic rivals and he demands I'M
divided attention. At the Hotel Astor
there are three fine orehestras winter
and summer, and two distinct groups
play on the twin roofs throughout the
hot months
The public lays great stress on it's
dinner music, and one sees humorous
Alterations by enthusiasts. There is
one Titian-haired woman who sits on
the roof of the Waldorf. and when
Caruso in compressed rubber form
emits "Che Gelida Mamma" from ''La
Boheme, - the lady sways, and if her
friends deign to speak she silences
them with a temperamental groan.
There IS the story of the very wealthy
woman who scrubbed on her visiting
card and sent her request to Frankie
in the Plaza, "Play Tosca s Good,
bye. - There are the amusing mistakes
of patrons who ask for certain music.
and when played fail to recognize their
selections. This assumed knowledge
never fails to entertain the men at
the violins.
But like all whims Of the people.
there Is great expense concerned in
this insistent demand for good music,
and not the public but the managers
must foot the bill BY conservative
estimates the tribute by the managers
is more than 100000 a year.-New
York Times.
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A LOST IDEAL.

Time was when I fancied that she
Could never be lacking in grace;
Her figure was pleasing to me,
She had an adorable face;
Her voice was both gentle and sweet
Her fingers were pointed and small;
| wish | had ne 'er seen her eat
Sweet corn from a nubbin at all.
Time was when it gladdened my heart
If she happened to smile when we
met;
All. why must our pleasures depart
While we long to be claiming them
yet?
/ have lost an ideal 7 had,
Ny heart has commonplace throb
My thoughts of her always are sad
Since I've seen her eat corn from the
cob.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
CATCHING CoCKRoACHEs WITH
RUM.

The trade of the rat catcher is some
times a lucrative one, but that of the
eOekroaeh catcher, or 'beetler. as he
styles himself, is said to be SAL more
lucrative, if somewhat limited.
For the modest sum of half a crown
the beetler will undertake to clear the
most infested kitchen of cockroaches
IN an hour or two. All he requires is
that the kitchen be given up to him
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ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

The Bishop will preach at II a. m.
At p. m. there win be a children s
service at which Father Powell will
make an address. At 1880 p m. there
will be a choral service and Father
Powell will deliver the sermon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
NEW AUTOMOBILE RATES.

The Auto Livery viii from this date
reduce all automobile work 25 per cent.
One passenger inside city limits, Puma
hon 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.
Z. FL. LEWIS.
Proprietor. Tel. No. 6.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11

You have heard of the Heinz din
pickle, but do you know what it is?
There are no Others like them. and
none so good. Ask your grocer for
them,
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PALACE CAR ON HONOLULU
STREETS.

Have you had ride in Jim Quinn s
seven-seated Pullman Palace Peerless
cara If not, why not9
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ENREDOS PARA ELE-
cir presidente en-
Panama. "
Sc atirma que hahp cablegramas re-
Cibidos de Nelson Cromwell y del
SaeFetariD Taft.
Ia IntOTusRG'tn lmSiltana hl sIt0 IN slIualhIO
paso"-dIjO Dor cable d future prGsldeRtO
dol 8tmO,
Green lIlI quo oI gobIsla ansIleanO Iaslstlrb,
lOta costa eI % OIses!sa o OhlItIlr

Ell SE. AFiag, c0noCid0 poIftiCo do Pana'
ma candidate gus fGe p0R 8lg6n Giempo
para 10 pEeBidenCiR de la PepdbliCa, hR re-
tirRdo Ga CandidatuFa.
AnteB de tomaT as8 determination sl ST..
AriRg, tuvo una lRTga p0To infE1etunBa
Confsrencia con 81 So. Obaldfa, candidate
de 10 opOsiGi6n para d pgesidencia.
81 sF. Arias Bugiri6 81 81. Obaldfa que
ambos debfAn EstiTarss On favor de IN ter
coz candidate, peEo eI .Sr. Obaldfs, despu6B
de I'M largo debate, dsGlin6 EetiEaE % cam
didatuFa. 81
La ConfsEsncia, 90 afEma, que fu6 como
EeBultRdo dc cables reCibid0s do w, Mel
son Cromwell y BsOFetaEio Taft, en- los que
decfRn que ai el pFesgnte oBtado de IR Fap6'
b.ica Continuab8 EFaeEfRgEandeg deB6gder 81
= que, poH 10 t@nt0, Un RFrpgl0 0ntEe loB
dos paFtidoB que apoyan.6 6 AEiaB y Obaldfa,
90 hacfaa faaindispengabIG.
PeEo con l8 EenunCia do AFiaB Bs cree
q. el RBuntO ss hR aEEaglado fsvoFabl6mGnte
= Gl SF. ObRIdfa, con sla motiV0, ha FGmi'
lido el Higuisnta cable al BscEstREio
Taf.: r.. Il % .....
.'.Ariau hR EsBigpado su CandidatuEa sin
C9ndiCionGF. Panam6 1sCobEa au CaIma.
La intervention americans ha Aido un BG'
ludRble paaO, que no hs inspiFado nisdO &
los patPit Coz" -. s...~@.@. .~...~
ri CoFEebp5nBal dol H bFsld" On Pana
ma pregunt6 81 sr. AriRs d rus paPsidarios
en- el interior del pals; quedaElRn natinfs'
chos con 10 decision tomads , que hi 30
abRtendFfan de V0taF. 4ast @F S~- F.. p
-Yo no s6-dijosARiAE.-si ocuFFsn 1i.
foultadss tumultOE, ell otFO partido tsn'
drG Ia oulpa , BsrkEssponHabls de todo ain
exeptuaF 10 inteEvsnOi6n americana.
LuGgo dijo que habf& Fecibido un cable
del aeCEataEio Taft an que lss decfs que eli
pueblo de Panama no eEtabas eduCRdo 10
apfi iente para t6nsr lna buena elecOi6n y
que elloB debfan mejOE5 ResptRT ObaIdfa,
cuya pFsBidenciR ssFfa temporal, mientraB
que 10 intervention americana probable
mente geTfa peTmanGnte.
PFeguntado lUegO poF gus el paEtido
mGg fasrts, que 81 aBegUEaba que era 81
ouya pEopio, habfa dc FetiEaEss en- favor
del mas d6bi, aI Sr AriasEsBpondi6:
-DscidimoB pF0cadsF pRtEi6ticamsnte.
PFeguntRdo poF que sl Sir: ObRldfa, que
tsnfa tan poo0s pRrtidaEioE On Panam6,
hab1a podido dsmoatERRo tRntas svidenciaB
de poder en- 10 conferences, el SF. AFiRB
Fsplic6:
Ell ST.. Oh lila nos dijo en- 10 que con-
liOtfA "a podeF, psro 20 me vac obligado 4
no r0petiF 10 que 81 me dijo. De todag
mRnGEaB, gi mi pRFtido nOmbFa CRRlquier
otRo candidate, Ia HituaCi6n GsF6 IL miama.
La cEsencia en- Panama eB que los EStA'
dos UnidoB inaiBtiE6 Ga 10 election de
OhRldiR & todR CoRtR.
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OTRA VEZ Ell
TIL. JOE. "
Llama tunantss o IOGOs a los que
pOnen Ia man0 en- ell dGFeGh0
BgeD0.
Y dice tlmbI0R qua GulndO los muGhlChO8
r0VIORt0A GIquItrauuOs. SO1 faIlGss.

'Yo h0 visto muCh3 hiBEeViBmo RntsB do
10 guerra civil, durants ella y deBpuea de
ella, perO igran Dies! la hiRboFiR de eataH
ditimen 1oiB amos, deja pequefita & Ia hiA'
toriR de squel tempo"
/, ESQ dijo el speaker Cannon Rl t0EminRF
un COEto diBCuEBo que PrGEunci6 con mt
two de Ia Inauguration dol nuevo .difcio
municipal de Warrington.
Ell nombF0 del tiO Joe, el grAtuito ene'
mig0 dc Puerto RiCo5 no estabs On eI pro-
gFams de la Inauguration, peE0 el andito
rio pidi6 que hRbIarR.
Dslde el fondo do 90 CoFaz6n-dicOn De
Wanhington-hizo cGusticas EeforOnciaH
log hGst6TSCOS WV@tOdOS WsaSOS para VigOTSsGF
''a'y pOIGojeS'' (ni pOlitieG) perO Rin men
Cionar para NADIA al pFs8idente.
Entire otFaB C0BaB die:
ISL CUALQUIER HOMBRE o
CONJUNTO DE HOMBRES PONE
SUs MANOS sOBRE LOS DERE,
CHOS DE CUALQUIER CIUDADA.
NO, USTEDES PUEDEN DECIR
QUE EsOS HOMBREs SON UNOs
TUNANTES O IUNOS LOOOe. 20
ACONSEJO A USTEDES QUE NO
IMITEN A TALES HOMBRES.
''Yo he pEegenciRdo la celebration del
de Julio muChaB veCen. 70 he encon'
tEado dos g0noraOione8 de ameriCanoB So
beranoH. El muChaCho que hace rsvsntar
Sus CiquitFaques eBt6 COlebFando el anivsr'
BGrio do IL independence y eB fsliz. Noe
otEOB log viejos 10 CelebrRmoB & nusHtTO
modo."
"a vtcs0 Zoe jOVsnes Sc waarGviyLam psm'
saOdO en- eI largo tempo que Jos viejOS' 60
bieTWGO al 1GWNdO. 70 cuRndo j6Ven de
nee cisrtOB oambiOB polfticOG, peFO 0l item
po me hs hecho vsF que fue una gran CO.
Go que On aquella 6poCa 70 no fusF0 pEeDi
dente 8 BenadoF, pOTqWe todOs WStsde8 Sc
hWbisrGN ViStO en- di0b66OOs emredOs."
Habland0 de que l0B RnRFquiBtsB = So
Oialiatag GAtaban dts3Ontsntos Beg6n 81
hRBts con la luz dol sol, dijo
"TsleB gsnteB no peEteneCan pFopiRmOn'
to & los EgtRdos, Unidos."
Dijo que los banCoB y otFaB corpoFRcio'
neB oTRn nsceaREiaB. Que detenar los fe'
rKoCaFrileB por una BemAnR, BeTia Ia quie'
bra ? ls EuinR.
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Los mas eIegaBtss sOmhTeros.

FL AcEsditado bazRr "LaB NovsdadeB"
que en- IL Calls do San FFanCisco ofrecs al
p6blic0 IN msgnffcO uuEtido de Cuanto
pueda derGaF la mas retnRda fAntaaia, aca'
bR de importAr lind1aimos BombreEoB de
todaB foEmaR; psrO On particular de Merry
WIdoeO (Viuds aisgre) que tanto Juror eg-
tan hRCiendo en- EstadoB Unidon Euro
po. Los hay do tOdoB tamahoB prscioB'
Ei aurtidO de columnag jarTonsG de MFR
mol, objsto8 de tOCadOE, pgrfumsrfR, CEiBta'
leEiR = psrfomsEfa jspOnssa, cua lEoH, por'
celauag, prendedoFs8. ETC., etc, 90 veFdR'
deraments SsleCtr. TOdO ebjsto para Ba'
1oEag, DthoTitaB, niiiAB = cRbAllsEeg, de TO :
daB IaB f1Etunag, 90 enCuOntrRn en- LAS
Ntvsdades" a PEeciOB loH mas cOnvsnisn.
taa
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UN CAMBTO

squitativo. Incuestionablemente SO
realizan fuUrtes sumas de dinerG
por las especulaciones mas senci-
IIas; pero las grandes fortunas pro.
ceden de los negocios leg1timos y
de buena f6, en- que los. efectos pro-
porcionados valen ell precio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hombres de ne
gocios han acumulado sus Milo
1es enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos Y fieles en- todo cOntrato 6
compromise, gozan de la cOnfianza
del p1blico y dominan- un concrete
que NO rueden. aleanzar los COM
petidores tramposos y de nlala f6,
A 10 largo no paga engafiar otrOs.
Un farsante puede anuuciarse con
un ruido semejante al sonido de
mil cOrnetas, pero prontO Sc le llega
a conocer. Los fabricantes de la
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
siempre han obrado bajo principles
muy distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al p1blico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus m6ritos y solo
ent0nces permitieron que su NOM
bre Sc diera a la estampa. Al
p1blico Sc lie aseguraron los result
tados, y ehcontr6 que 10 dicho era
19>Eerdad. Hoy la gente le tiene
f6 como la tIene en- Ia palabra oe
IN amigo probado y de toda cene
tianza. Es tan sabrosa- como la
miel contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de H:gado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cereao. Sill
vestre. Ayuda a Ia digestion, AFRO
ia las Impurezas de la Sangre y
cura la Anemia, EscrofUla, Dek;li.
dad, Linfatismo, Tisis, y todas las
Intermediates Demaerantes. GEL
Sr. DIR. Enrique Prins, M6dico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: En- mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
y me- complazco en- certifcarlo, re-
comendando su uso como de result
tado muy efcaz." Nadie sufre IN
desenga1o con esta> De venta
an tOdas las Droguerfas y Boticas.
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NOTAS 'MILlTARES.
Ell CuRIpO de SefaIes dc Ia armada
en- Puerto Rico.
Veintiun hOmbTes del IeglmientO h9'
cen ejerCiCiO de aTtiIIerfa al man.
do del teniente Miller.

81 CusFpo de BenAIeB de la armada de
IoB EHtRdoB Unidog ca Puerto Rico, O8t6
compueHtR de tres pusFtoFEiquefiog y an
americana.
Sc notioia el pT6ximo enlace matEimo.
NAL dc an capit6n del ej6roito con una
linda senoEita CRpitalefia, que reside en-
SanturcP.
La Ultima EetrNt8 que.di6 lS banda
del TegimiOnto qusd6 lucidfSimo.
ElegRhGss damRa dabRn mayor FsR'Ce en-
el d8liCioRO paBec; psTo entire todaB las Da
fioTitaB que mss Hobrsgalfsn poP auB hechi'
zon y au8 OncRntoB fac alma Sublime, una
pollitR do la Calls de lR Cruz que paEeCe
un caHamel0.
Los t0nientsB ArmBtroDg y MRExuACh
han BRlido para 10 iRlR, en- RsuntoB de BoE
viCio.
Al mando del teniente Miller, 81
hombEGB del Eegimiento, haoen ejsrciciO DE-
aEtilIeFfs los m8rtsB y jusveB do 2 de
la taEde. PaFece que hay Ol prOp6AitO ID
f0FmRF un battalion de REtilleFfa.
-EntF0 las C0mpafiiaB del Provisional
Regiment Of Infanty diHtfDgusss la ''E'
poF 81 gran ndmsFo dc expsTtoB tiradOTsF
hsbiendO Rlguno8 de sllos dejsdO bier
Bentada 30 reputation ca los EatSdoB Uni
dos en- laE competicioneB del atIantic0. AL
gunoB de- ,elloB han obtanido medallaa dC
orc bFouco en- dichaB competicioneB So
comGndante el a.iHtinguido CSpit6n Decker
sB muy afeionadO al sport dol tiEo.
TOmds LosamO.
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gus abOrfgenOs. EG un trabHjO original,
Bobrs todo On 10 que Ie Eefisrs & Ia historia
del Jap6n, deBconoCidR haBtS hoy, pueE
a6lo han ciEculado eBtudioB fragmentRri0u
= lIenoS de inexRCtitudUB aesECR del pa
1RdO, ls religion, Las oOBtumbEe8 = Las In
ChaB inteEioTes de cue impeFio.
Sin fatigs para 81 leCtoF, antOB bien,
eStimulando % CuEiosidAd con sl delOite
que prOpOECiOna tOds Obra dc vulgsEisa'
oi6n hiHt6Fica, que 90 denpoja do log ata-
vfos do lR 0rudiCi6n para mostFsE1a con LOO
mas BeduCtore1 atEartiv0B do IR genOillsz y
Ia llanGzR, este hbEo Cautivs ofreoisndO en-
ouRdEou llenos Do vigoEoBal pinCslRdan la
vision dc 1oB dos puSbloG Eivalea que pare
cen GcGchaTBe con enCOno, ? do lon OuAIea
20 cree que tTRv6B de Las CoEtsHfaB diplo'
m6ticaB prepRTRn las REmAB para lanzAEge
& una Iucha que, dsBde lusgo, de oatRlIaED
hAbFfa de usr memorable =. pRobabl0msnbo,
deCiNiVR On l0a daHtinou de Ia Humanidads /
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UN lIRRO De ACTUALlDAD.
LOS E.tutas lJqJdos yd J,p6n' >.


EstudiO. hiot6rico comparativO de eatas
dos naciOne0.-Su0 anaIog6as g d;feyem.
o1as-SuS GItimOS triUmfo0 niGiaTes.-
MonOgraftas GisIadas de 0ada una do
elias -EJ cOnfictO yaaki japOneS. -SUS
Gnteoedents0. - CondWeta de los pOl6tioO8
de GmbO0 PWe6JOS.
Tai GB 81 BpieBtivo BumRrio del Gitimo
libEO que RCRbR do publican en- Madrid
don JoR6 Cascades y Mpfioz, doctor On FL
lose fia y LetraR, aCRd6miCo correspondent
TO de ls HintoEia, fandador fx pFcfsHor
de Ia C6tsdTa de Sociologfa en- la UniveP'
Gidad Genital; librO cuyR Rctualidad no
ConBiRt0 pEsCisamente On lR probable gue'
IRA yRn Xxi jap0nGsR, aino On el inteT6A coma
tAnts que deBpieTtAn RmboB pueb!os, que,
R6n siendO los que mas tArde han entEado
an sl concieEto de laG nacioneB CivilizRdag,
8on loB qQe On manoa tempo han llegado
Al mayor grNdo do podsF. AmboS han
COng0guidO EGpidss viCtoTiRO, han dsErots'
do gaB enemigoB y son los CampGODes de
los EAtRdOg modernoE: solo fAltG gAbsr de
cuRl hR dc ReT 81 tEiunfo deinitiV0 en- el
Combats que parecsn digpuept9B & ibEsr
para Tendir tribute eHa e1peCiO de Icy
hiat6ricR que puBo & Rema ODfronte de-
CaEtsgO, Rl PApRd0, enfrsnta del ImpeEio,
los BorbonGs enfrents do loG AuntriaB, ,
TODD pOdsFoHo enffsnte do 90 iguRl.
El HOfiOH CRaCale1 exp0n0 pEimGRo en-
nfnteHis comparative y doSpu6R HspRTAdR ,
Cxtennaments IL CuEioaR hiGtoTiR del JRp6n
y de los EHtRdon UnidoB, dando & ConoCeE
hRatR Las Il timaB noticiaa del eBtRdo On
que as GnCu0ntFR el latents COZ ficto, apor
tRndO dates pOT todo extreme inteEgsa n5eI,
analiERndO lR vida de CRda uno deIdC
lon tiempoH en- que fUsEOn pobladol POI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
NUEVA OFlClNA
TOm6s LOsanO

Los Deiisren Cart0gsna y Jim6ass, iDgs.
nierOB COntrRtiAtA1 de obraB Be han BsEvido
enviAFnoH Ia Bjguients circular:
"LoB iDffaBcTitos tisnen el honor de po.
ner en- cOnooimisnto do ulted qaG hAbi6n.
dons teEminado los tFabRjoB del ''saltO de
ConeEfO," de paFt0 de los cualeB sBtaban
encATgado8, Es han estabIeCido On San
Juan, para OeUpaTGs de tFAbDj % de ID
pIofsai6n en- Loo ramos do iDgenierfa maC6-
MICA, eI6otFiCa y civil. Tambi6n PspEeBsn.
t8F6n smpFegaB indultrialeg de los EstadoB
Unidou y del ExtrRnjsFo, y vendsrGn ma
tsrialGs eI6ctricoB de l0B que tisnon com.
plet0 guEtido etc ETC."
DoBOamoB buen 6xito les EefsridOB re-
flores.
-EI ldno1, deDaPaT0ci6 dc uu! caua,
PusEts do TisrER, pREsdR z, una nina co.
mo do 10 & II afio8 de edRd, color indio,
tFeje CortO, dOsCsIsR, ojos grandeB = pelo
male: son aus padres AdGl8 CaBtEo = %.
lodonio CoEt6V.
suplicamo8 & nu0HtFol coI0glB Ia ingsE'
Ci6n de eEtRB HneaH.
-AyaF sRIudamoa On euta reduction 81
GHtimRdo compatriotR de YRuco, Bafior Ma
nuGl de j. Ramos, comeEeianto de Ia oitR.
de loOalidad que 90 hsIla On San Juan en-
'Rslntoa psRtiCulaF0g. GEata estanCia 10
daEaaaea On alta Ciudad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
ADVERTIS. MENT.
Department Of tho Interior
Bureau Of Public Works.

San Juapr P. r. June % 1908.
Sealed proposals, for the furnishing of
ell labor and material naCoGRaFy for the
installation Of plumbing in the Reform
School Of Porto Rico, GuRnajibo Point,
nsar Mayagusz, will be received ct this
oftice until 10 a. m. Of the goth. day Of
July, 1908. and then publicly opened.
The eatimated coat Of the work ID
$3.573 so.
A certified chsck for one hundred do
liars ($100.00) payable to the oEdsr Of
the supt. Of Public Works must aCcOmpa
ny each bid 80 gRFanty.
PlanB specifications. blank forms and
all available Information will be furniahsd
on application to this office.
The right to reject any or all bids ID
reserved.
j. J. JSmsnes.
26vG Supk of Public Workg.