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The Washington times., 1908-05-17

1AH n gIEHLAN SCI ANN AANNe -+N-------------
ton over 154. 600 600 acres OF land.
London has thirty-one daily papers
and g75 other periodical publications
Pressed potato meal is used as sub
stitute for wood in making pencils.
Financial disturbances have had a
serious effect on the tide OF immigra-
tion.
Vegetarian meals are served for such
as want them in the cafe Of the house
OF parliament in London.
The railways Of Siam have total
length Of ass miles.
Roumania is said to hold the prize
for uliteracy. Two-thirds of the popula-
ticu can neither read nor write
The total value OF the telegraph and
telephone line poles used in this country
during 1895 was ss,41,1n-
Contracts already le. for the work on
the New York barge canal amount to
over S22,00o,0oo.
The Grand Hall or the recent BOT
deaux Exposition viii be rs-erected for
the Marseilles Exposition
The natural gas product Of this coun-
try ranges in valuation from SIS cents
per thousand cubic feet in Kansas tC
SIC cents IN California
A recent German estimate Of the
worlds railroads give them a tota
length OF $685. miles. The increase is
I less than that for six years.
Northern California experiences thir-
| ty-foot snowstorms. The houses Of tht
mountainous section OF that part of the
state have towering chimneys so thai
they viii always be above the snow
I line.
| The total output OF the ninety-seveT
Portland cement plants OF this coun
I try. for the calendar year 1907, appToXi
mates 46, sos. 424 barrels. a decided IN
/ crease over previous years
The Washington times., 1908-05-17
Funds Already Raised.

The United states produces the great
est amount OF cotton. but speaking gem
eralIv il is not of the best grade. The
swamp lands Of Louisiana, when re-
deemed. will be capable Of growing the
hest quality Of cotton and in sufficient
0uantity TO duplicate the long staple
cotton crop OF the world.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17
alEChuu:rICh
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
HAS SOCIAL SESSION
Games Played After Bust
ness Meeting at Home of
Mr.. Newell.

Last Monday evening after the regular
business session Of the Christian En-
deavor Society. held at the home OF
Mr.. Newell on Washington street. r,
Roberts. chairman of social committee,
took charge OF affairs md introduced
several guessing games. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Seay. jr. Mrs.
Phil Nourse, Miss McGroarity, Miss
Thomas. Miss Seay. Miss Browning,
Miss Newell. Mr.. McGroarity. Mr. Oden,
Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Newell. Mr.. Browning.
and Mr.. Caldwell.
The new NJ. z, Church at Pender, Va,
will be dedicated today. The presiding
elder, the Rev L. V. Register. will
preach,
The members OF the Columbia Baptist
Church at Falls Church surprised their
pastor. the Rey. ". 5. o. Thomas. and
his family by pound party
Miss Matte. Gundry has been elected
by the town council a member of the
jefferson district school board. to MI
the place OF DIT. George T. Mankn. who
resigned.
assistant in the Falls Church Bank.
4 service was held last Sunday at Il
O o'clock by the colored BapuSts OF Falls
Church on the banks OF Shrevir pond,
when the pastor. Brother Powell. bap-
tised three converts.
Mrs Williams, after a visit to her
sister, Miss sue Riddle. on Washington
street, has returned TO her home IN St.
Louis No.
Mrs Emma Bibb Oden, who has been
the guest OF Miss Nellie Green on Wash
ingtOn street, returned 10 her home in
Norfolk. Va. last week
Mrs. Browne. Of Massachusetts. Is
/ visiting her sister, Miss Sue Riddle. at
her summer home on Washington street.
Ambrose Moore. of New York. spent
| the weekend with his mother. Mrs.
NJ. d, Moore, on Maple avenue.
/ The Hev r. j. Richardson. field sec
rotary. Northern District of Virginia
| Anti-Seloou League, spent several days
| al his home this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gfpin and little
I daughter are the guests Of Mrs. Gil
I pins sister, Mrs +. Z. Parker. on Great
/ Fails street Mr.. Gilpin is Editor and
/ publisher OF the Orleans County Monitor
I at Barton, Vt
/ The Rev. Mr. Lyeu. who was the
| guest OF the Rev. W. ;. o. Thomas this
I week, returned TO his home IN Camden
( n J., Wednesday.
! The organ Society q Crossman's Chap.
( ell Will give an ''Old-time supper AZ
/ Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Kendrick enc
/ son, Of Baltimore spent the week enc
I with Mrs. Hendricks mother, Mrs
/ Elizabeth KendriCk. on Washington
( street.
Standon Weaver has taken possession
OF the Rufus Darby place, near Fails
/ Church. which he has recently pur
I chased.
At the last meeting Of the Kempe
/ Lodge, Past Master A. II. Barber wa
/ elected a life member OF the Masonic
! Home Association.
Falls Church and BallstOn Presby
/ terrain baseball clubs crossed bats a
/ West End Tuesday. The score stood
I TO . In favor Of Fails Church.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The Third international Congress for
the Advancement Of Drawing and Art
Teaching. viii convene in London the
first week OF August
The Washington times., 1908-05-17
Twenty Cents Separates
Two Erstwhile Friends

OrdinariIy-the hes. of friends, a cool
ness has arisen between Ralph Pratt,
secretary TO Commissioner West, and +.
G. Lee. assistant secretary to Commits
sloner Morrow. a difference Of % cents
separates the Two erstwhile friends.
Mr.. Lee is a lover OF animals. He re-
Gently added to his collection OF pets
nv the purchase OF monkey, Wnlcn
was consigned TO him from New York
Nr Pratt was invited by Lee 10 &C
company him 10 Union station 70 re
roive the monkey. The animal was
placed I'm a box and forwarded 10 MI
Lees. residence without incident.
Mr.. Pratt. feeling the occasion 70 De
one for rejoicing, suggested 70 Mr- Lee
that the latter contribute 10 cents to
ward fund, 20 be expended IN a cool
ing draugLL MI Lee aCQuleSced cheer
fully and the twain adjourned to a
cafe Mir. Pratt. with great prodigality,
ordered ~Wo bottles Of a beverage which
ordinarily retails for 10 cents bottle
The health Of the monkey was toasted
but the festivities we're brought TO q
sudden cessation by the receipt Of a
check for 40 cents.
Mr.. Lee declined 10 pay the additional
10 cents for his portion. claiming that
he was invited to partake, and that
while he did not object to paying q
cents for his refreshments, he felt Il
On imposition to be, separated from
double that amount, rhersupOn, after a
somewhat heated argument, Mr. Pratt
produced the necessary sum. under pro-
test.
him 10 cents. Mr.. Lee cant be brought
TO SEQ q in thai light
They have finally decided TO leave Il 70
the monkey.
Assessor Griffin. who has been con-
fined 10 his home by Illness is in some
what improved condition.
The resignation Of r. \. Kern. inspec-
tor III the revenue and inspection
branch OF the Water Department, has
been accepted
". A. Edgar, skilled lab0rer. has been
promoted to inspector in the Water
Department.
Health officer W. c. Woodward is
spending q few weeks in Florida.
DR.. Wilbur Leach, of the Health De
partment. has been assigned TO the
inspectorship Of the Second district
which covers the northwest portion o.
the city.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17
Notes and Personals.

Among the conventic-s last week was
q small gathering OF people interested
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The publication OF the American Art
News as a weekly publication has been
suspended until the third week IN CctO-
Der, when its weekly publication VIII
be resumed. During the summer months
this publication will be issued as a
monthly.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17
SCIENCE BREVITIES.

The Forestry Service has admintstra-
ton over l64. 600, 600 acres OF land.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The resignation Of r. a Kern, inspec-
tor in the revenue and inspection
branch OF the Water Department, has
been accepted
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Financial disturbances have had a
serious effect on the tide OF immigra-
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

". A. Edgar, skilled Iab0rer. has been
promoted to inspector in the Water
Department.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

London has thirty-One daily papers
and g75 other periodical publications.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Pressed potato meal is used as sub
stit1te for wood in making pencils.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Vegetarian meals are served Tor such
as want them in the cafe OF the house
OF parliament in London.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

And think OF the days you lose.
Keep yourself always at your best, by
taking one Cascaret the moment
you need it.
In little time all will be right.
You can't do this with cathartics, but
you can with Cascarets. For Cas-
carets are as harmless as food.
Cascarets are candy tablets. They are sold
by AL druggists. but never IN bulk. Be sure 10
get the genuine, with c &C on every tablet
The box is marked like this:
(OOcONQ1D
The vest-pocket box Is 10 cents
The mOnth-tTeatment box 50 cents.
E.oO5,OOQ boxes sold annually. eZ
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Assessor Griffin. who has been con-
fined 10 his home by illness. is in some
what improved condition.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The Hev. r. j. Richardson. field sec
Rotary. Northern District of Virginia
Anti-SGloou League, spent several days
al his home this week.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The railways OF Siam have total
length Of ass miles.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The total output Of the ninety-seven
Portland cement plants OF this coun-
try. for the calendar year 1907, approx
mates 49, sos 424 barrels, a decided in
crease over previous years.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

daughter are the guests of Mrs Gil
pins sister, Mrs. +. Z. Parker, on Great
Fails street Mr.. Gilpin is Editor and
publisher OF the Orleans County Monitor
at Barton, Vt
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Roumania Is said to hold the prize
for uliteracy. Two-thirds OF the popula-
tiCu can neither read nor write
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The total value OF the telegraph and
telephone line poles used in this country
during 1895 was S9,4u,1u.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

A recent German estimate Of the
worlds railroads give them a total
length OF 563.I7I miles. The increase is
less than that for six years.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

~ meeting Of Congress Heights
Citizens Association e was announced
that Representative Helm Of Alabama
had accepted the invitation 10 make
an address al a special meeting OF the
association next week. Arrangements
were completed for Mr.. Helms recep-
tIop. and il was said that he expects
TO be accompanied by other members
of the House, who viii address the
citizens.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Ambrose Moore. of New York. spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
NJ. d, Moore, on Maple avenue.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Northern California experiences thir-
ty-foot snowstorms. The houses Of the
mountainous section Of that part of the
state have towering chimneys so that
they viii always be above the snow
line
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

At the meeting Of Epworth League
SUNDAY evening I'm AuacOstia Methodist
Episcopal Church. Johnson Hardy was
in charge OF the exercises The Rev.
Joseph a. Teflers. the pastor. addressed
the gathering and Mrs Charles r. Lin
ger rendered a solo.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The announcement was made Sunday
in St Theresa s Church that the an
nuaI Nav procession by the children or
the parish would take place the after
noon OF Nav % arrangements for which
are now being made by the church so
cieties.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Contracts already le- for the work on
the New York barge canal amount TO
over SO, 10000.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The Grand Hall of the recent Bor-
deaux Exposition Will be regretted for
the Marseilles Exposition
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Emil Carlsen's marine surf" a we'll
known picture. occupying the north wall
OF gallery @, at the exhibition at IAs
COrcOran Gallery last year has been
awarded the bronze medal and the prize
OF 800 at the Carnegie International tx
hibitiOn now in progress in Pittsburg.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The Rev Mr. Lyell. who was the
guest OF the Rev. W 5. o. Thomas this
week, returned to his home IN Camden.
y. J., Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Plans have been made for the organ
fzatfon- of a Baptist Church at Con-
gress Heights. a meeting has been
called for next Sunday afternoon IN
the town hail on the Hamilton road.
The members Of Anacostia Baptist
church are interested in the plan and
the Rev. James r. Edwards, the pastor,
viii assist at the meeting sunday
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The natural gas product Of this coun-
try ranges in valuation from SIS cents
per thousand cubic feet in Kansas, to
81 g cents in California
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Health Officer W. c. Woodward is
spending q few weeks in Florida.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Lieut.. w. T. Anderson. Of the Ana
costa station, was notified Sunday
evening that a crowd Of dis0rderly
young men was engaged IN deynolish-
Ing the naphtha street lamps along
Bowen road a spot where such prac-
tees have been frequent Ia the past.
Several officers were sent TO the scene
but they were unable 10 locate the Of
Tenders. a number of lamps had been
broken.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Mrs Browne. Of Massachusetts. Is
visiting her sister, Miss Sue Riddle. at
her summer home on Washington street.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The organ Society q CrOssman's Chap
ell viii give an 'Old-time supper At
/ Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

DIT. James A. Watson president Of
Anacostfa Citizens Association. lee
tured last Monday afternoon before the
pIIufIs of Congress Heights public school
on Tuberculosis; It's Causes and Meas
urCs OF Prevention"
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Thomas i. Farrell has been confined
for a number Of days 10 his home on
Adams street as the result Of a fail
received while working from a ladder
in a lumber yard in the sOutheaster n
part Of the city Mr.. Farrell had a
narrow escape from serious injury and
one Of his feet was hurt but he has
almost recovered now.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Standon Weaver has taken possession
OF the Rufus Darby place, near Falls
Church. which he has recently pur-
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Mrs. Charles Nourse. of Jamestown.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Morris
Haines, at Linwood, Carroll county.
Mrs. ". II. Stone and Miss Lula
Windsor have returned from their trin
to Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

The last meeting Of the Darnestown
Woman's Club was held at the home OF
Mrs Humphrey Cissel. when an inter
estfng literary program was rendered. In
v hich Mrs Brooke NinsOn, Miss Crit
fifth, Miss BeaIl. ana Miss Broome took
part.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Mrs. Emma Bibb Oden, who has been
the guest Of Miss Nellie Green on Wash
ingtOn street, returned 10 her home in
Norfolk, Va, last week
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

n uu aprobaCi6n 90 han pEanontado.
HaCs O'gUuaG pFeguntNB Rl geiisF BIon'
dot que C0nte7tR 6TtO = 81 usioF UsSFR
OClAFR que 20 traits de h0Cer 81 EOplantso
InsiSts 0l tefioF eautOni On que 20 peEiu'
can & los sgricultOE0B de lR TFg'6n NoEtO
con quitRFlGH HUB CAudRleB do 0gua para
llsvArlaB otEOB punt0O y Bs extiOndO en-
0tTRB CoDnideFaCioneD GunquO no fsliCitRndo
Al dolegadO pOF AEeOibo BthoF Mufo8 y 4
Ia ComiGi6n do la C6mREa pOF 81 trabaio
hecho.
CisrFa Ol debate OI senior Muiiog quiOn
hRCO EefeFsnCiR 81 RFgumsnto aduCido por Gl
"Hpe' kOr" de que para laB obEaH del Canal
dc Panama 90 vOtaFon la8 DumRB neCasR'
EiaE, sin OHtRF tsFminadon On totaIid0d loa
pT0yeOtoB, ,oCuFEi0ndo 10 miGmo en- N. York
ron IN pFoysCtO do OanaI08 que impoEtabR
Ill milloneB do dollars , ca Puerto Rico
hnCo POGO con 0l "OapitOlio''. QuO s1o
miGmO OOuFF0 con 81 plan de EiogO.
A lRs z Bs vOtS 81 pToYeCto "a %. loo'
tuFG = 90 apEuObS. A lAB 7.15 90 lsvant0
IR Bssi6n haBE3 mafianR 6 las 10 g. m.
Oon8titufda 10 OGmaTS en- ID mBh0na de
hoy mi6FO0lsg, Bs ApEob6 0l pFoyOCto On 81.
l0OtuRB con Ol voto ca contra dol gsiior
santOni.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16
Ironfa 'faIC0Diana".

HaOtS 10 fscha solo 90 Saba del famono
HOTOdO8 puOEtOEFiqnG no, que hAbtB los nj
1oG unioniItag debfAD, GOgdn "a CIitsriO,
dOGRpaEeCeF POGO mGn0y.
PsEo AhoEa lA iFonia faIoOMjamG hA lido
mka lojoB; hR IlOgado hs1ta Ia FFAncia dc
de Rob0BpieTRs y Ia Roma do NOE6n, , %
hG mAnifsutadO en- lR Iiguisnts foEmA:
"Hay que deFribAT GlaI C6mREa8 como
20 dOTribS una BGStillR, , Ii s80 no fasEa
bNDt0nte EOdeaElNS do pstE6lsO y COnveFtiE
Las On cenizRD".
JY qu6 dejsmog, ioh iluItEe loader! para
81 pFoBidente NOEd AlexiR?
Viva Ia libeHtad!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16
Por bebeF Iegia.

DoEotOR Pearl Little, muEi6 on CaIa de
80 padre ol Hallor Williams Little, dc Chi.
Csgo, pOT Of0ctO do una poCA dc lGgf8 que
CA8uRlmentO hsbia tornado On casa Dc una
tfR do ella.
su tie, Ia aenoEs Christian, 10 hAllAba
de mudRuzR y con este mOtivo los padres
fu0ron con Ia nina & hRCeFlG una viaitR.
La nina OnOOntF6 10 loiiA On al piG0 ,
bobi6 una cRntid0d de ella miOntEaB 90 pR.
DIRE y madFO 20 hBllabRn on un CuREto in
mediate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

WEEmOIDNB-M m0ioF mas soguFo
de b0doB los 0spOCihoos h6gta RhoEa oOn0oids
para 10 0uE9 pOFm&n0ntO do t0as Las OnfOF.
WOdadOB dc Ia uFOta, "a sean 6stag CF6niGaB
Ggud&B' Oontion0 0l flu10 y euFe pOr COM
parade similar, las g0norTRaB, 0SpOPmatofnRn
OlBtitiSs cot. 9ej0r que Les inyseeion0g , muy
gupeEl0P Gl B&ndal0 , eopaiba. EmpiO4a
1uEtiR gu efOGt0 lA8 tres 8 GuatEo hoEag ID
3RbOEB0 tornado.
Los EEELOIDBS1-Sonf f&siIOB do t0maI
, 08t&n pE0paRados de man0ra que no FOvuoI.
ven 81 OBt6m8g0 nj pEOdu0On malos 0fOetOB
De VOnta On tOdag Ian Botieau. Pidangi
@n0BtEag gratis & BuB dni0oB fabrieantOg.
Frederick 6t0aEnh q On. Dstr0it, ElGhl
gRDs D. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

Arturo GaEFalg, de 81. Luis, dsBiguado
dltimRa0nts consul On ZsuzRibsF, 88 on.
CuantF8 en- Berlin, On viajS para IL & has
OsFBo cargo de Bu 0mplG0.
FL smpI0o no 60 muy ambiOiOnRdO. El
q tim0 empleado p0Eman0Ci6 solo CinCO &C.
mRuGg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16
GA JOYEN OE GUsTO.

IQuisEs COZ uutsd I'm guRpst6D? pusB pa
90 81 "POPplRF" dc AwOFiCo SsIaB y com
pre- un sGtuChe Contoniond0 10 meioF nava.
js del mundo mares. Ship shA W" poF sI
i, fmO pFsciO de $3.50 y 50 unV. En- San
Just0 IA. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16
Obran en- 81 ToEoINogro

ObraD en- ol ToEoINogpo 5000
Accumulation de 8guas On
81 rio JoO0guoB 475.OOO
DOp6Gito en- aqua saIuds'
b9o'' - 100000
Canal de Jusna Dias = DiD.
temR do CoRm0 - 400. 900
LatOFRlOB ind0mnisaoionOB
& loB dut nos de tePFenoa 10000
RGC0gida dc las sguaa de lac
inundaCiOn08 del rio Guayo $4,000
Idem idsm del rio Inab6n 100, 600
Idem idem del Portugu6s - 10000
Derivation dol rio Ja6ca hE.
Gle Gl BuCaDa 5000
Accumulation do. aguaB On el
BgCara O,OOO
OanalO8 do Ei0go, indomni.
saCion0B poE dRIi0B en- loB DO.
rronoD 100000
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

TekfO, ssptismbEs 16.-El primer mi
niBtFo hR heCho nuOvas dOClRFaCi0nsB Eefo'
EentSB 6 10 crisis econ6miCa pOF que Sl
impsrio atravieBB. I'D jefs del gabinsts
exPEsB6 que Las 0CoDOmfGs del pFs8upusStO
pS8aE6n gObEs Les inmsnGaB paEtidag con.
ignsdaB para 10 armada = ol ej6FCitO. BE.
TO hROs pFeBumir que hAbEG una notable
reduction en- los gRSGos del ejGrcitO = que
% EsnunCiaFG al pEop6HftO dc adquiFiF
nuOVoB bRFCoB para aumentO do 10 eHCuR-
dra, como 10 pFstsndfsl el paFtiGo pro.
gR0aigtR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

Total

Los cGlCul0B pFocOdente8 han sido he
Ch0g t0ni0nd0 ca C0nBid0PaCi6n q puBt0 de
que J0B pianos = eBpeCifCacionOB 6sfniti'
v08 EgqueEiF6n ls ampIisCi6n de Rlgunas
do Lea cOnntFuOCiOnsB , 10 disminuCi6n 6
elimination dc OsfaB; psDo ls sxpsrisneia
RdquiEida en- GBt0B aBuntoB gRFRntiER la
R6EmaCi6U do que el imPoTt0 total de
$4.OOO.OOO O. IN O6lcul0 BeguE0 , CoFEoo'
90. Egt0 dOF6 el bene6ei0 del RisgO 6
81. 900 acres con RguRB que no 90 utiliEan
RhoER = q0s 90 ost6n poFdiendo, in0iden'
EalmOnta BumfnistFREa Los teFFOno8 que 10
OOmiai6n del RiegO datSFmiDsFG que tiO'
n0n an deEeChO & clio, 81 0gU8 que e8b6
utili26ndORo en- ls RctuRlidad.
IOVeotigG0ionso On CabO Rojs y Lajas
El Oaudal dc aqua dol Rio GEando On
I'm pUnt0 aIR8ded0E do miIlaB mas abaio
dol pueblo Do San GeEmGn O. Dc 31,S45
aCFe.tsst Bsg6n un afoFo d01S5 diau, , 4
oS9 dPo 90 oBtimR que Gl v0l6mOn anual
BsEG do $1,000 acre fest.
III Rosario Os tambi6n una OoERianta
pE6xlmamenta de q miBma Gxtsnsi60. AL
pFRC6caE loB eatudi0s, sncontEamOa que d
punto de deEivaCi6n On oI Bio Granda
@taEa n0CelaRiamGnte mf8 alto (agusa
2EEiba) que I0l puntO "a quo d aguS hR
@do meoid8. Una nusyG Ostaci6n ha n
DO 9stabI0G608 R0CSeneamRnts CoFta aig.
esnCia m6g aREibaaaaI pdohIo do San Ger.
man. y 90 ost6n hacienda elf madidaa %.
re fjaE al oaudal Dc agua diuponibls pSra
al canal. EI CsudAl s8E6 pEobablomontS
HuhOianta para Ol FisgO da s 600 aoros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

Ginebrs, suigs, sSptismbE0 49, On
grupO EepFGsaDtants del pRFtido do 10 Ju'
vantud BgipoiR Fsunido en- GstR CiudRd,
CablPgrafiC @l miniRtsrio hFitGniC0 ca Lon
dF0B pFOss8tandO, On tonoB RaSOnOdoBi y
sn6EgicoV, contra IL cOnlinUsdR !oCupaCi6n
dc Egipto no obBtantS los T0pOtidos efF0'
Oimi0ntoB do 0VaOuRF. ri paEtidO dc la
Juvontud BgipCiR hR Rido FOGiOntemOntG
oEgsnisRdo = C0miBiOnOB del miImo viojan
p0F BuFOpR. LO8j6vOnsB 0gipOioH OspiRsn
que InglatsFER dOjs Rl pals On = abs0lu'
to posssi6n do % EboPtGd & fin do que
pu6da FsgiE BuB pFOpiOB dNTtinoB Bin 10
tUtSls bTit6niCR. La propaganda do 10
Juventud EgipCiR 90 aCtivisima y halls
0n la opinion EsBu0lts aC0gida.
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CABELS De HOY.
10 que So lecIama en- IanOta G0niuB
ia franCo-eSpa1OI9.
Sc exige un ''entsBts'' sSpsCial COO
MsHusG0s On 10 TGfsrsnta 4 gas
t0s De guaua E indsmnizaeidu
pOT asesinstOS.
EI paEtidO do Ia Inusntud EgipCia
prOtesta Contra IDgIatsFTa.

Paris, ssptismbEo 16.-Por fin 90 ha
dado cOnoCoP 10 C:ntsDidO en- ls nOta
OODjunts de FEanoia , K5pafiR, Las po-
t0nCias BignstaEias do Ia OenvonOi6n de
AIgeCiEag. DiCha nota, que hR aidO 70
ComuniCRdR los pOdsEel, exig0 81 RoConO'
Cimiento de MuIoY Hafd psRO sObE0 bases
ogpoCialsV. FL FsConooimiSntO del rival
do Abdul AziB no podE6 hROsEBs, ssg6n
10 indiCada nots, Bino do aCueEdo con loo
principles RdoptadoB en- d C0ngTGso Rlg0
CiEefio, como question aepaERda do 6BtR
sxiga ID nots nm esstSnts REEsglO especial
tsmbi6n con MsFRusCos FogpsCt0 del pSgO
do lRg OpaRaCi0n0B do guerra que Cua1bRD
& EgpSfiR = FPanCias GRantioBs GFcgaci6n
para FO8ssbleCsE 81 0Edon, indonmiEROionOI
pOF lo3 ansBinatoB do axtTaDg0E0s, etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

In sta impEsnta % vsnda EapdI Dc
PoEi6dioP gisia 83.OQ IsB 90 6lSg Cen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

Ayr yiait6 aI gobornsdor Pola q Cd.
S1l 4O6o. Rafael PalaOial RodRfguaz, CO.
lS0F1E1eo una C0nfaFanoia con aqaGl fpn'
Per indigpo1ici6n del nctoR BoRRs1, D
sa7 y aei6 anoOho d fansi6a ca g toltgo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-16

Berlin, ssptismbEo Is. -En los oiEoulOs
pOlftiOOB DO cree que lR nOtR dc FranCia
? Egpsf1a 6 Las pOtenCiRG, BObE0 los RBUnt0I
de MaFFu0CoB, ssFG ouidadOsamOnts satu
diada poF este gsbinets HsSta ahoER IL
aCtitud del gObisrn0 era IpOr complete
opuaBts los paEtiCulAFsB COntonidOs 0n
ls CitRds nota. Sc iUSga, pues. que Ale
mania tsndrE que haCeP frsnte graves
COnBaOUsnCias 8 FsCtidcaE Bu p0lftiCs Dc
MsrFusCOs, que pEstsnd0 OponeEEs que
sl Rusvo SultGn psguO lOs gaGtO1 heshoB
pOr Franeis , EBpAhs para 10 EaBt6uFs'
Ci6n dol oEdGn. En IaB CanCill0FfsB hay
espQctaCi6n poF OonocoE 10 F0Spuests do l08
podSEts & la nOBa Coniunts franco SBpRfiola.