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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-16

den SO long that it is hardly notice
able to her, argues nothing with the
visitor who is forming first land last
ing) impressions.
Possibly a few doors south on rail-
road street, or few doors east on
Wright street would not be so &C
ceptable to the liquor men, but the
city could well AFFORD to grant them
such localities, license free, rather
than suffer the disgrace that those
places and their resultant surround
ings put upon her
1t goes without saying, that those
corners could be made passabIe. even
attractive, and yet be used for present
purposes.
That the sidewalks and crossings
are not ample and kept open for the
use of the travelling public, is plainly
the city's fault
Other people see these things Why
can't her guardians?
The next four years are Pensacola
opportunity.
She must either rise to it and, when
clean hands and an honest counter
ance. demand her just share of the
worlds progress, (and that demand
must largely be based on her use OF
her present holdings) or she must
Sidestep TO the advantage of some
competing point
Whatever she does. she should re-
member that much depends on the
first impressions of her prospective
residents.
w s. REEVE,
Cottage Hill Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-16
vox POPULI.
SOME THINGS THAT
COULD BE BETTERED
Editor Pensacola Journal:

Editor Pensacola Journal:
In a recent issue, our friend Pack
ard outlines practical and inexpen-
sive plan by which Pensacola can add
much to her appearance.
Few men know better than Mr..
Packard, the different requisites of
the city south. and the city north.
During the season of Pensacola's
harvest. the visitor in the northern
city knows what to expect, and usual
ly finds il.
While buildings, public and private,
have their attractions. and various in
dustrial conditions claim attention,
the higher, finer sense of man, and
yet the sense that often plunges him
into some more daring occupation
than his present, is not appealed TO.
Winter is much the same through
out the north.
Not so with the southern city. The
more attractive works of nature are
possible and are expected.
The tourist is disappointed in not
finding there, what would not be eX-
pected elsewhere.
As set forth by Mr.. Packard, no bet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-16
MRS. Ne WTON
SPEAKS TODAY
w. c. T. u. Organizer Will
Address Two Meetings
at M. E. Church.

Mrs. W. \. Newton, national organ
izer for the w. c. T. L., will address
union meeting at $3.50 D. m today
at the First Methodist Church
There will be a special children's
meeting at the same place an hour
earlier, or at 2:30 p. m
Mrs. Newton is a very pleasing and
eloquent speaker, and her long work
in the cause of temperance qualities
her to speak with authority upon that
subject
A general invitation is extended TO
all to be present and hear her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-16
WHAT SHALL HE DO?
COMMENTS OF A SOCIALIST.

Editor, Pensacola Journal:
II You Will permit me. would like
TO answer through your valuable col
umns. MIR. Davis and also Rev. Mr..
Slbley,s articles ON the important ques-
ton of the day: What is man to do
who is out of work in a financial cri-
sis, and is starving?"
Well. in my judgment, there are but
one class of people that know. That
Is the laboring class, or workers.
| agree with Mr.. Bennett ON the
profit system under which We live The
private ownership of the machinery
and tools of production owned by a
few is the cause of the crisis l say
everything collectively used should be
collectively owned. Individually used,
individually owned. Capitalism pre-
vents the people from owning private
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-16

and break the slave chains tia bind
us, one day, and true society viii
come. Then there VIII be- no more
lords, there viii be free living men
there will be no more wealth. there
will be an abundance for the poo,
there will be no more maSf9rS. bur
there will be brothers. They thar to''
shall have This is the future
more pr0stration, no more abaseInenL
no more ignorance, no more boasts
of burden, and no more courtiers, bur
ight-sCcialism
J. r. WALKER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-16
VANDALS At
BhYV|EW PARK
Young Trees are Being Ma
liciously Cut, and Re
ward is Offered.

The Bayview park commission will
pay $40 reward for the arrest and con-
viction of anyone cutting or destroying
any of the trees in Bayview park. This
notice is made necessary, from the fact
that someone within the last week has
been cutting young trees for malice
only, and we wish to make an exam
pie of them if a reward will bring
about their arrest
The board is now engaged in setting
out magnolia, pecan and camphCr
trees, and We want it understood that
the native trees in the park must not
be destroyed.
GEO. w. JOHNSTON,
Chairman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-16

A lot of old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, SC a bundle, at The Jour
nal office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24
SOLDIERS WILL
Be IN LINE

Ia addition 10 the thousands OF
sailors who viii be Ia the city next
month during the stay OF the fleet.
1900 soldiers stationed ~ the ar
fvrvut Sound forts will also be-
modified Ia the elts to take part ia
the Welcome 90 IL. fleet aud ahno
participate in tho pafsle
Sehlaf'n band stationed ~ Fort
Worden. which IA said To be second
only "a the Marine band nj Wash.
ingiqn. u G.. viii take part In the
parade The commanding officer
os "a. fort has been requested 60
h.vo the band also give ooseerts
for the benefit Of the sailors and
public during the afternoons.
= " Tough. Of Fremont. has
been selected By the entertainment
committees To take charge OF the
work Of securing rooms FOR the
numerous visitors who viii be In
the city during the time that the
fleet IL here.
J {. Marmaduke. who has charge
of having the golden kay made which
Will be presented To the admiral OF
The fieet, has accepted the dssign
OF siheft Hansen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24
SEATTLE MEN
ARE WINNERS

Seattle mon won IA three events
on the program for tho first nighl
of the three DAYS boxing aud wrcs
Ting tournament. which opened IN
Portland last night The local men
Who walled Off with tho wins
stne apeck, Veuahle and Johnson
an entries from The Seattle Ath2tic
GLIB.
ABeeks go with Harry Neieken
was the feature Of the evening The
local lad had the best ~ bis oppo.
nent a. all stages Of the game
Nolcken IL one of the Mnltnomah
clubs cracks
J. Johnson scored over Auloff OF
The Reliance club. by aggressive.
ness.
Ntuablc won from Otto OFT Of
Nultnumah. with rolling fall. oh.
tained IN minutes and - seconds
Heluey Ritter. of Spokane. Wa
glVon the decision over Richie iicw
iii Of Portland Ritter injured his
hand aud later defaultod 20 Cou.
ture. of Reliance.
III johnson defeated " Dennle
Ia the heavyweight event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

n. Mann, offered Al the above quotation M
nv. I'VE Inches IN diameter aud very pref
est SATURDAY trade can bus QE
ssealne cut glass Nappy foe s..s......., Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24
TACOMA WANTS
ROLLER-COTCH
MATCH

The scheme OF bringing Or II =.
Roller and Frank 0oteh together
Ca wrealle Tor the championship Of
the world Ia Tacoma ON july I has
been preached by several OF the
sports In the cats Of Destiny. Il 81
said that large e6ongh purse
could be guaranteed Co insure the
match. although this looks like a
long shot guess On the part of
tho Tacoma promoters
Il have never been approached
ON such a proposition. shid Dr
Roller today. although / will
wreatla 0otch at any time aad in
any place. " the purse n right and
other conditions favorable de-
not think che mQteh could be pulled
off In Tacoma. Il looks at first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

BODIES ARE
FOUND IN
THE BAY

-. e,rsoa threw the hodS Of a
So -, into the waters 81 ruset
NV ..ssetly The body was
49, g. .csterda, iust monte 81
ic'iaa !, was impossible 'o de
Pet y .hls mornlng whether The
lellnaa, - thgosn inta the ha' eia
inishs ere aesth. The hahN ap=
iers . \, ~ss several da,s old.
pal rs s.,as 81 a man about 10
tns "a aAs found aostins Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

glance that IL any northwestern
city should hNSe the match Seattle
would be the logical place"
The Tacoma man said TO be be-
hind The scheme Of bringing these
two big wrestlera together IL nam.
ed Colonel Andy Mulligan. Tho
Impression IL given that II party OF
Tacoma business men would chip
In enough 10 assure a biz enough
purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

Berlin has been startled By a
murderer, the victims being mostly
women or young girls. They are
stabbed IN the back. their hearts
being pierced. then leg aud arm
bouea broken
Americans are "a build an Epla
copal church Ia Rome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24
Mn,.r PInnlo-

Despite the rainy weather. TN
Wave STAFF Of the state university
gave a uncceanfnl picnic yesterday
afternoon nt Wildwood park over
100 students enjoyed the afternoon
games and dancing and the DAINTY
supper provided hy the girls OF the
party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

~ near the foot Of Main IT. late
yesterday afternoon. II had been
In the water for several weeks. At
tcmpta will be made 20 identify the
two bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

Ten permanent lurymen have
been secured Ia the Hncf trial NJ
4 Frisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

Consldeffug the bad weather. the
opvning aetius ef the ieaguo season
has drawn record breaking crowds
seither nug0 nor RUSS Hall have
syapped' about hard times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

rss. boat. a. Pier = Ten round
tri.. ssily soc round trip s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

The members of the Lincoln
'hjRo school basketball squad who
PLAYED etsht halves during last sea
son have been owafded their Letters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24
SPORT0GRAMS

Carney aud Donovan. outfielders.
have been released hy Manager
Quinn. ot Spokane. Collins. a call
fornla eoilegian. may play in the
eutfield for the Indians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-24

The Medicine Cabinet
shown in cut L. Is inches
side and measures %
inches In height Door u
ultgd with Fxalueh mir
ror ard the inside Of srr
ciai Is divided into several
compartments A handy
nlscc 81 bathroom farni
tnre. worth te3S. Saturday
az priced above.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
SEPASE

Que no pnblicamos communicates sin que
sean pRg8dos p0r adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan poE una
lfnea y la lfnea vale diez centavOs.
Las cartas que vengan con communicates
sin su impOrte no ne contestan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

En- este acreditadO establecim. emo ell
pGblicO hallar6 siempre un surtidO conn
pletO en- mercancIas de todas prOceden
Cias, desde Ia mas modesto muselina de
CincO CentavOs hasta la mas krica "Pongle
Silk" legftima de lR China.
TantO para damas como para caballeros
el sUrtidO es de 10 mas variadO que puedR
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana aIgo-
don no Sc puede pedir mas; hay para tOdos
los gustOs y para todas las fOrtunas.
H Ultimamente Sc han TecibidO los siguien-
tes artlculOs que estan uamando la aten-
ci6n del p1bIicO por su calidad y baTatura:
MitOnes, Guantes, Coronas para nOvias,
sombFilIaH, velos para Ia cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espanolas,
Cortes de pique para chalecOs, i'd. de CASH
mir para pantalOnes, COIchRs de punto,
Id. de DRmasco Driles blancos dc hiIO,
Id. asargados, CretOnas de hilO para saba
mas, HOlandas y Batistas, Creas, AplicaciO-
mes de seda para adornos, ChaleE de seda,
Blusas bOrdadas, CintUrones, Rasos, Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, CTespOneg y
GasRs para luto, Cubrecorses de hilO ,
seda, Alpacas, CheyiOts Casimines en-
fin un surtidO tan VariRd0 que seFfa impO-
Bible enumeraF.
On paseitO poF la Luna y Vereis las no.
YedadeE que encierFR este bOnitO satellite.
EnGajes Valenoiennes y de puntO Bro.
derit de tOdas classes y colOFes.
BOas de piel de COnejo y de plumas de
tOdas classes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

"a ~ InpEoa,a = vcndo papol a y.
1Itol !. !; vt'..,o { OaOo ~ ~ rllan a. l,'s'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
In baroO a piqus.
Hubo useonss oonnOVUdorDs ] perosI0ron eInso
BOrSORaS'


Bilbao, EapRha, DiciembEe q LIega
ron & eRta wills, embRTCadoa en- ell vspor
"Iuidoro,' los n6ufrsgos del "SRn Saliva
dor, buque de Ia mstrfcula de SRntandeF,
que ue perdi6 81 dia 25 de Noviembre coF'
ca de Saint NazaiTs (FFancis,)
Segdn mRnifegtaRon, iban en- ell San
Salvador" vsintitv6R tEipulanteH cuatPo
paBsjeToH, , oCurTi6 81 siniestPo poF habeT
ss CoTEido ID caYgR de mineral menudo ha'
ciR 81 coHtado do baboE.
En- vista de que el baFCo eScoFRba hastA
81 extrem6 de tumbRTss BObrs ID RmuRB,
diUpuBo sl cRpit6n aEYibaE 81 puerto de
Bslle Isle: peEo fac imprRcticable ID ma
niobEa poTque no g4bernaba el tim6n. Y
tan apuTado He hizo el tTaBts, que hubo
que Rbandonar 81 buque.
Ech6se 81 aguR una bBlIaneFR que iba
montadR Bobre 81 pescante de estribor,
pues no era possible utiliEaF Ia otra, dada
la posici6n del bsFco, y 81 Capit6n IansG
Ia voz de: 'ISSIvsge quien puedal" Mas,
como 81 oleaie era muY fIeTts, temiendo
exponerBe mayor peligTo u embaFcaban
en- Ia bslienera, negaEon8e aIgunos tEipu'
lanteB & dejaE el "6an Salvador"
EuERe eS6oB AQ8 que ae AV6u64E8DAu y
embaRcaYss en- ID Isnchs hubo despsdidaG
smocionanteH, abFaz6ndoss unos , otFos, y
lIorando todoa como 81 imaginRTan no vol
yer q veEas jamGs.
Varies mREineEos natuTRleB de Suanceg,
puebJeCito cerGano SantandeE, EeclamR'
ron 81 auxilio de % ViFgen del Monte, Il
uno de allos, llamRdo Jose Vill0dag al
abEaGsHso nm cuilado suyo que no iBe
atreviS ambarcaE CON 81 en- ls ballensFa,
dfjole conmovido:
Ten confan3a en- Il ViTgsn del Mon
10. Los dos nos HalvaFemoa y juntoS Ire.
mos & daFla las gEaciaS.
El cuadEQ ofrsCfR una B9lemnidad terRi'
BILE. Hubo an momento en- que solo Se
ola al eutruendo del mar. Todos sEtRban
como atOlondEGdoss
lie quoaalS--gEit6 por d.timR yoz 81
cepitan 9! pilcto qus pstVouaaba 70 bale
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
de Puerto Rico.
SGiaIamient0 Dc aRsIaGioleS
e1 DIsitos ciViIas.
PIlnlr lsrnIas 1. ...lslas dsI .ha 1908.


Enaro. Martsa IA -J JoHs Roig Colo
meE, con Roua SandovaI Buscall, poI
nulidad de una escEitura.
Microbes 15.-Horton y CrOr WL con
Diego Garcia J OtroB, cobro de peaes
Juevaa 16. Sucoli6n EGCut6 = otron con
Manuel DiRz Caneja, TeConocimiento do
Cenpus y psgo de V6ditos.
VierneB 17.-Joa6 E. SaIdana = otrc
con la junts EacoIar de Carolina, expEo'
piaci6n foE1oBa.
Martea 21.-Aifredo salazar con suce
sion inteItada de Elisa Kortright, cobFC
de peEoG.
Microbes % w. D. Noble con sucs-
ai6n de Elisa KoEtright, incumplimisnt0
de contTatos.
Jusven 23.-Julio D. Guzm6n con Do
loFss Juibs viuda Lopez, sntregR de re-
ditos y pngo de pension alimantiCia.
Visrnes -Sucoai6n de CipFikn BIon'
dat y otro con Fantau4zi HeFmanoB en-
liquidation, FeivindiOaci6n de la pBopiedGd
de un riego de an prsdio.
MREtas 28.- Juan 2 Rodriguez con
Pedro E. Ramirez, CobFo de dineTo.
Microbes 29.- Carmen Arroyo Santa
No otros con jose Ventura Forts, De-
aAhuCio de fnca EtisticR
Jusvss 3O.-Tomas 6ubiFana Mir }
otros con EduVigis CoIlazo y otroE cum
plimiento de transaction.
VisrneB 31.-Juan MoIIfuIledad Char
con Jacinto Texidor AlcaI6 del Olmo,
Cobro de honoragios.
Febrsro. MaEtss Julio 0. AbriI
con Modesto Cobian Mu1iz, cumplimianto
de IN contTato.
Microbes 5 5-EIisa LuRrd con hereds-
Tos deBconoCidoB de Andres Antelo otroI,
recOnocimiento de 6liaci6n.
Jusvss s In Comunidad de Rsgantan
dol rio 'BucAn6" con Felipe Casalduc
Goicoechea. injunction.
VieFnes 7.-MRria Rodriguez de Bus
telo con Encarnaci6n Frfaa viuda de No.
-, nulidad de obligaci6n hipotecaria.
MaTtes IL Jaime Bas Garcia CON
Joaquin FerE6n y LluiD, cobro de dinero
Fegoluci6n de contrato.
Dursnte 81 mes de EneEo ge var6n ante
esta CoFte 5upFsma Lar Higuientss apelacio'
mes en- Cauuas CFiminales:
MartsB 14.El pueblo dc Puerto Rico
contra Luis Colon ctro, infracci6n del
aFtfculo 1858 del C6digo Penal
Microbes 15.- Ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Luis Colon otro, infracci6n
del artfculo 137 del C6digo Penal,
Jueves 16.-EI pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra RoHsndo GoWez, atentado contra
Ia vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
Como Sc perdi6 IN dirigibIe.

Los niguientes detRIIes telegrafiRdoa de
de Paris Ia pTensa de Madrid noticiRn
Las peripeciaB ocuEridaB Rl globo "PatTis'
an su excursion de los pFimeFoB dias de
Diliembrs pRsado:
"El globo dirigible "Patrie" fu6 ARE.
bstado anoChe, las ocho, por el yiento &
IA kiI6metToS de VeFdun.
El "PatEie" eBtRba en- 81 campo de ma
niobraB para gufFiF TepREacioneg, una
vez teFminAdRs 6stss, iba intentaTSe que
voIviera dichR pobIaci6n.
Soplaba fneFts aire de tempestad en- d.
Eacci6n opusBtR al pueblo B6bitsmente
una rafaga de viento mas violentR qus Lar
anterioreD, hizo que 81 globo Bs inclinRFa,
cayendo terra todos los Baco8 de IastFq
do I& barqUilla.
I'll ''Patrie' comenz6 "a impEevislR az
Csnsi6n con una fusFzs considerable, y los
200 hombrsA que tirRban de la Cuerda
faeFon levantados bFuscamente en- 81 aire
AIgunoB do elIos pudfsron soltaFsa On 0l
acto. Otros Be vieEon lanzadoB 80 8 40
metros, donde cayeEon 81 Buelo, sin herirBe,
por fortuna.
Abandonado 81 globo & d pEopio, di6
un formidable Balto deBRpareCi6 On la
obacuEidad de la noche.
La direction del viento parscfa indiCRP
que el 'Patria" habFfa Eeguido hacia Il
Msncha 8 Tuglatsrrs.
Algunog asron6utaB montaron inmedia'
tameDts en- AUTOMOBILES y paTtieron On di'
veEuas direCciones con la oBpsranSa de en-.
ContrarIe.
Sc envi6 despaChos todol los samk'
faPoS
Hauta ahora no hay noticia alguna
cieTts,
COrri6 sl rumoE de q 81 "Patrie" 1e ha.
bia perdido por complete en- 81 mar del
NcRte.
Otro globo del mismo modeIo, llamado
"Repdblica," est6 puntO de terminarBe
en- los tallereB, y Be aCtivs Ia construction
de IN teFceRo.
Entire los aeronautas 81 BuceBo pro-
dUjo grands impression.
Comunican de Belfast que 81 "PatEie''
paB6 por encima do la oiudad, dirigi6ndose
hscia 81 Polo. iba gran alturs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
CABLES DE hoy.
EI Plesidsnte Roosevelt Sc ampara
en- preCsdentes.
AOki afirua que hay Ia mayor GOT1ia-
Iitad eRtTe Jap6n y EstadOs Uni
dos.
Los lupoausGs IgTssIVos con ChIRa ( clusa ID
CnHelsIOnSs 4 IngIltOTTa.

Warrington, aneTo Ell presidents
Roosevelt ha hscho pdblica su respueata &
loH csrgoa que ae le han heCho por 81 asun.
10 del alnlrants BTcwnsoo. Da ( conoCer
todoE los anteCsdsnteg EeSpecto del aBunto,
aSf como los asEviciou prsatRdoB pOr el
actual ComRndanta del buque hospital ci.
tando detalIeB de 10 ocurridO anteRioPmen-
to entire 81 almirants Tenunciadoy otraI
aUtoTidadea de IL marina. La carts de
renuncia del almiEants Brownson no ge hR
publicado adm y tanto aI presidents como
81 9eCretsrio de marina guardian haBta
ahoFR absolute Re8eEva Eespecto de LOS tor.
minos ca que Ia renuncia elt6 FedactadR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

ConatantinopIa, enero 7.-UnR notR Of
cial ha nido enviada d las potenciaa de
Europa por 81 ministro de RslacioneB Ex.
teHiorel del gobierno otomano, la que ha
pEoduCido general sorpresa. El Sult6n,
por medic dc su miniBtro, dice Categ6ricR'
ments los embajsdoTss que no pagarG
pOr mss tempo los gsstos parael DoDte
nimiento de Ia policfa international.
Apoya 81 negative dicisndo que el mas
complete fracaso ha nido 81 resnltado del
experimento hecho en- la Macedonia con
el establecimiento de eBa poliCfR que no
est6 diBpusBtR Turqufs soItensF un dfa
mas o. gaHtoB de una espsCis de inteEven-
Ci6n que & NADIA conduCe y solo proporcio-
ma gastos difouItRdss. In nota del sui
t6n 90 estima como sgrssivs = los embajs.
doFes europsos en Constantinopls Ia han
trasmitido por cable BuB reBpsCtivOs go.
bieFnou
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
LTlERA EERREA DE oIgIR

IfinsEaElO. -salidaI dc BayauaGn , Uapi.
Gei silSuItanOauaOnto
Diaa IaboEablO- aa6ana B, 7.O6, 3 %
5.45 11.Oo. EaEd0 1915, LIS, Els. A.B5, 6.lE
iSs RiS F..:. i55s. 4s , ,' R 4: e:
t.1By u gro.
BltlatoS baratos para diaB fostivos. Dd
OAtaG8 BaYauaGE, ida Vaolta Ie aIaBO
s-2B q olaBo OO-lG. Do Bayar-s6n q gasaEo
YVuGlbo 10 oInno 0Os16, 81 01ngo O0sIO.
aiIloto OE1inaEl0 90 Capital Uataho o.
elaSo 4 OsAtaVOs.
tyaI19us 10 % G0ptionabRo Ao 1873
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

San Francisco Enero Ell repre1sn'
tante iapOn6s Aoki se ha deSpsdido per-
gonalmsnts de muohas personals del ale'
mento ofcial de la Ciudad. Tanto & eatas
como & lOs peEiodistau que fueron & dsspe'
diFle ha heChO expFesivaB declaFacions1
afrmAndO cAteg6ricameuts, que Hegdn sur
impresionen peTaonales lon infsrmss reCi'
bidoH de 90 pafa, todo amago de guerra en-
ire Jap6n y Eltados Unidos caFece do fan
damento l6gioo. Dijo tambisn que lag
noticiaB publicadaB p0E Ia prensa de Euro
pc reupecto del Fompimisnto entire ambaB
naCioneg, ron Completaments infundadaB,
pueBto que les EslaCiones entire aoboB paf'
sss siguen siando las mas coEdiales tanto
80 gobieEno como el pueblo jspon6d no dc.
sean Ia guerra con EBtados Unidon. Ne.
GO que lOB preparativos EealizadoS tsnto
por 81 Jap6n como poF lo1 Estados Unidos
faeTRn motive paFR guponer I'm pE6ximo
Eompimiento de hontilidsdeg, pueB taleB
medidaB solo responder las continues
pr6cticaB que han de rsalizar BiempFe Las
fueFzaB militsres de tods naci6n. In des'
padida de Aoki hR Gido de 10 mas cordial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

neFa.
81, me quedo-respondi6 aqu6l con
gran fEmeza. iAdi6S, y busna BueTtel
Las olas, mas que los Femog, aspaEaTon
muy pEonto la lsncha del buqus.
Procure entonce9 81 Capit6n diBponeE 81
gaIvamento de Leo reutanten, tEatando de
diauadisles do 80 paSividsd; psro visndo
que era inftil % eAfuerzo convsncido
del rieggo inminents que ofrecfa la eBtRn'
cia en- eI\''8an Salvador, p6soBe un obu'
LEGO ssIvavidaB, imit6Fonla CuRtro marine
ros , Ss srroiaFon loB CinCo 8 luChaE braso
& bFazo con las oIas
PEonto tuvisFon lR susfte de ser Eecogi'
dos poE Ia balleneFa, que 81 cabo de nm
cuaFto do hoFR perdi6 de vista al "sRn
Salvador.
Eate debi6 de hundiRBe, aHrRstrando q
fondo Ios trece tEipuIantss dos panais'
EoB que quedarOn ca 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
RECOMERDlDl POR TODoS Los ME6ICOS.

DADA Ola OBTIENE mayor pOpu.
laEidad 81 magnffco Ron San Luis, como
cido generalmenta con 81 nombTe de Ex'
poiCi6n. PFepaEadO y embotellado por
los Befiores Alvarez HeFmano1, no contiene
niDguna BuItsncia uociva y 10 pTueba Eu
gran demands. Dep6aito San Jose St,
n6mero z. R.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07

-segun cable Tscibido hoy poE 81 go
bsrnRdor Post embaRoan q aabado pFoxi.
mo pars esta iGIa, lou nsiioTe1 SecrataEio De
de P. Rico WilIougbY y attorney general
H. Hott