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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-23
Fl | R|FI \ US.
(Por Juan Perez Zdniga).

Incomodado ante aquello, que ma
da tenfa que ver con mi estomago
soliviantado, Sc me ocurrlo coger
una bota Y tirarsela a la sehora del
borrico; pero 10 hice con tai aclerto
que fue q para a otro resorte que ha-
cia sonar la campana de un reiol
repitiendo la hora constantemen-
te.
Contrariado mas y mas con esta
complication, Sc ievanto Xaudaro,q a..
estaba todavia con la meriuza, y Sc
dirigio a la puerta para lamar al
eriado; pero como no habfa mas luz
que la del cinematografo, no VIC
que Sc meta de patitas en- la maqul-
ma de las fricciones y Sc encontro
con que un cepillo automatico en-
pez6 a darle tales friegas con bal
samo tranquilo en- los rinones que
lie hizo gritar.
-SQue es eso?-le pregunte alar-
mado.-SEs que vuelven a afeltarte?
Instintivaemnte me lleve la ma
no a la nuca para evitar los restre-
cones hdmedos de algdn otro moja-
sellos, Y al hacerlo tropece sin que
rer con un resorte que, puesto en- CO.
municacion con un charanga, nos
proporcion6 ell concerto mas IN
tempestivo que puede imaglnarse.
Como q todo este la maqulna de
las fricciones, que tenia a Aaudaro
fuertmente sujeto, no cesaba de fun
cionar Y Ell paciente reciamab pa a vo-
ces mi auxilio, quise llegar hasta el
V mareado con ell cinematografo, la
mdsica, las campanadas del reioj y
los ayes de mi companero, no pude
dirigir mis- pasos hasta donde a.
ouel Sc hallaba y df con mi cuerpo
en- un tabIero en- donde habia varios
registros de Ilamada, que comenza-
ron a funcionar a la vez. Qulse le-
vantarme agarrandome a una cade-
ma que colgaba del techo, y no blen
10 hice, cay6 desde 10 alto sobre mi
v sobre Xaudar6 una ducha de aqua
frfa tan potente que crefmos volver-
nos locos. Y por locos nos toma-
ron las personas que respondiendo
a las llamadas involuntarlas tueron
acudiendo a nuestro cuarto, donde
va compezaban a flotar los niue
bles DOR Ia insistencis de Ia ducha.
Tuvimos pues, que ir despachand-
do, despues que hicieron cesar Ia du-
cha v las fricciones, a untagente de
la Funeraria, un trapeclo, un servl-
clio de chocolate, el dueno del hotei
y una comadrona.
AL funerario lie dijimos que toda-
J. via no nos hacfa falta, pero que es-
, tuviera prevenido; con Ell chocolate
: hice una cataplasma para ell desc
5 llado lomo de Xaudar6, quien la es-
peraba subido en- el trapeclo, va Ia
= comadrona la rogamos que hasta.
2 que decesitasemos su conscurso tu-
viera la bondad de esperar senrado
: en- un sill6n de afeitar, con 10 cuaI
= nos proporcionarfa un ratio deverti-
Z. do, ademas de que no le vendria NAL,
: puesto que tenia barba corrlds.
: Ell dueho del hotel, viendonos en-
4 calzoncillos, tan sobresaltados y e.
4 quivocandonos siempre en- la llama
n das, de 10 cual deducfa que aque-
4 los resortes no Sc habfan hecho pa
IA personals tan atrasadas como nc
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Linea ferrea del 0eSte.

Iiinerario.-Saidas de Bsyam6n y Ca
pitsl, simultsneamente.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 7.05s.30
9.45 Y Hoo. Tarde l2I5, las, 3.l5
4.35, 5.45, Y $50.
Dias iestivos.-Mahana s, 7.05, $50,
9.45 II. Tarde l2.l5, l.3O, 2.3O, $50
40, 5.45 V $50.
Billetes baratos para dias festivoa De
San Juan Baysm6n, ida y vuelts en-
la. elase, 25 ctvs.; "a. elsse, Is ctvs
De Bayam6n Catafo. ida y vuelts, Ia
clase, Is ctvs.. "a. clase, 10 etvs.
Biiletes ordinarios de Capital Cats-
fio En- Ia. clase, 3 ctvs y "a clASa
Ctvs.
Bayam5a, 10. de Enero de 1905. Ra-
mon EaIdes.
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ESCOBA HIGIENICA.

Los Sres- Sanchez Morales & Ca tienen
i venta Il celebrads escoba DUST
LES. que no lsvanta polyO al barrer, Y
gue ha tenido una gran aeeptacI6n en- lOs
tstados Unidos y Europa, d0nde 50 uti-
liza en- las ufcinas del Gobierno, iz.e-
siss. cscuelas. tiendas y rasas particuls-
re- Dura die1 wees mAs cue una -
-oba corisnte, tiene "a grandisima
yentaja de ssr ec2nieizmsnte hlgienica-
Diheo syezz.o no dsbs tslt4E en nIngl-
"a casa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-23

go tocaba en- Ell contrabajo es-
cogidas pleas de opera.
No bien salio a la pista el co
codrilo, ,proyisto de gafas ahu-
madas Y con su miaja de colo
rete en- las meiillas, reconocl-
mos en- el al pobre saurlo que
ALA en- el Milo nos facilito la
hufda la cual lie costo un olo
de la cara, como saben los que
los que han tenido la suerte de leer
ell primer tomo de estos Viales.
Verie agarrase al violon para eje-
Guitar en- el sinfonfa de Semiramis
y llenarsenos de lagrimas los ecues'
tres ojos, todo fue uno. iPobre
cocodrilo! lQue desmejorado es.
taba!
Y es natural, porque ganarse e
pan cuotidiano, 8 10 que fuera, to-
cando enNpafs extranjero ell contra
baio con trabajo por cuipa nuestrs
era muy' duro; asf es que conmovi-
dos ante el espectaclulo, renuncia
mos a yer los tfteres subsiguientes
.y despues de enviar al anfibio
musical I'm ramo de flores y un cho
rizo de Salamanca, acompanado dt
nuestras tarjetas, abandonamos e
circo y nos dirigimos a un bar cor
Ell noble propdsito de ahogar er
champagne aquelIa mala i'm
preston recibida.
Pronto hubimos de tomar el gus
to a la simpatica bebida, y no no
quedamos cortos en- las libacione
del E1tra-dry, obteniendo en- premic
a nuestra aficion la duda de la esta
biiidad de las casas humans, 8 SCI
una borrachera norteamericana d.
dos mil demonios.
Acompanados por ella y en- nues
tado verdaderamente interesant'
y provoacativo} ilegamos por mia
gro al piso IS de la avenida ITO, a
Jockey Hotel, en- donde nos espe
raba un buen lecho en- el cuarto d,
los resortes.
Ell interprete Sc dign6 interpre-
tar nuestro deseo. conduciendonos
al alojamiento y dejandonos allf co
mo cosa perdlda.
Maquinaimente nos desnudamo
hacienda equiibrios y nos metimo
en- la cana, sin acordarnos de que es
tabamos rodeados de aparatos tie
rribies por 10 desconocidos.
Apagamos la luz y procuramo
conciiiar Ell sueho, pero este por m
parte fue impossible, pues las lucha
intestinas que comence a sentir, n
solo me impidieron dormir, sino qu
me obligaron a pedir un t6, cosa gu
no debia de ser dificil de lograr, pue
to que la mayorfa de los r6tulos en-
ingl6s tenian su The correspondent
te. Aprete un bottom y en- iugar d
presentarseme una taxa de la ape
tecida infusion, apareci6 en- la pi
red de enfrente la silueta de una ST
nora gorda montada en- un borricC
Creimos que aquella vision era imt
ginaria merced a los efectos del E1
tra-dry, pero nos convencimos pro
to de que habiamos tropezado a u
resorte gracias al cual el alojado e
aquella vivienda disfrutaba de u
cinematografo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-23

p.nA LA pREsrNTE EsTAcIoN.-Los NJ
.h.eho. de nLa Villa de Madrid son los ,ts
r,,,e dan resuelto el problema oe 20 los
81 rrsto en- Puerto Rico. Enos so an
unicos que han conseguido .ene; .;do mas
rarnff,co essablecimiento el sul1,a' All
5000 de los artfculos del Tamo. o.., do
s-.,ra faltan las legitimas caniS a,na nsa;ores
srsrS .r : de hilo nj carecen de las %e,oeo .omo
a,as5;s. rps \ para senoras y nihos as, 'onu anu
z ins ss.Ileros Contratos directos con
Rss ss eondsSn so.s, de ss
80 c,anto pueda pedirse 'os snnzs ms.'ios los
- nrsc;os No hay quien yea no s eon1 aaudsn ,.o
2uego: g;;.as q dos lasos y una banda. 9 en- Ca ca
3 ~. Ca' - ssis LAGOS; podemos servlr .s eaal !,
!itss as so,oF ss', precio desde s175 Sc sl
auier eoI1s w.. 81 gran lote de bordados : en- en-
sueg0. ,rvs realizaci6n hacempos nenos !,
de - 1asss m,saa no tenemos competition; tene-
mo. g % tipos especialss en- Persian b,;eo a0"a de-
Tran.h Tus organd cuanto el pu6hoU ,,;s;ts tie
s,,s I,,s,o necesite- Pida muestras u..rosus ..u
gus.1 ss5ros grandes almacenes ses15a%ea n 7sa
nues.lTs ss1ssrs cuanto necesite. P o: b. tos S
M.,afono e ~ 273. San Francisco o. 0An
! Juan. Puerto Rico. -
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VENTA DE CASA.

Sc VENDE una casa en- "El
Condado" de reciente constru'
cci6n con todas las comodida-
des. Sitio Boulevard Cuche,
til, cerca la nueva escuela.
Precio $4,000 renta actual.
mente s35 mensuales. Para
informes dirijase a BEHN
BROTHERS, SAN JUAN.
90. V.
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NUEvA PERFUMERIA

Ell acreditado establecimien
to del Popular" ha recibido
nuevas clases de esencias fl
mas de las meiores marcas fran
cesas V en- estos dias Sc ha Wis
to muy concurrida aquella ca
sa por el elemento elegante de
la ciudad que buscaba delica-
dos perfumes y calzado de Ill
TINA moda.
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Ultimas Novedades..

En- la casa Geigel acaba de recibir-
Sc un surtido de blusas finas corsets
Directorio, medias negras para nifias
muy aproposito para Ell colegio- Las
blusas SON preciosas, de Ultima no
dad; de corte enteramente puevo.
Tambfen Sc ha recibido un exten-
SO surtido de ropa interior, finisima,
modelos preciosos Visltad la Casa
Geigel, que ha traido muchas move
dades Dor ell dltimo vapor.
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GANGA

Sc vende por mitad de pre-
clio Is 325.0O) un Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
familia es la causa de su vGlta.
Sc daran informes en- esta Ad-
ministraci6n.
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EmigdiO 5. GinOrio
e. e :
Manuel NJ. GinOrlo,
ABoGAD0S
Telkfono s53. Box 1865.
Allen 60. San Juan, p K

H. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Jose 16.
Compra y venta de muebles en- general
Sc hacen prcstamos de dinero sobre prem
das de orc, plata y piedras preciosas' BE
compran prendas antiguas y modernas'
Sc compra y vende plata y oro deterio'
Iado. Constante existencia de muebles'
4 tho econ6micoa BARRAS DE CA
IRE Ar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-23
LA RIOJANA.

Casa de viaieros, calle de
la Tanca no. ), San Juan.
Sc alquilan habitaciones
con Q sin comida.
Buen trato. Precios econ6-
micos. S0vs
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Ell SALON MORGAN. cada ves ,,ss; oI-
- roaior exito el acreditado estabieci-
. n;as.o a. Ia calle de la Fortaleza lAlleh,
:. e II undo elegante de San Juan que
!. a,ras nsrtes visits Ia ciudad eneuen-
fra en- Ell cafe Morgan toda ciase oe n oa1;'
refrescos, chocolates, cafe de ia os me,os r nro.
dad. estuches y caiitas de bomDones >, Pin fin
pias para regalos 10 mas dellcaao ao da.aar da a..
aue cue en- nateria de reporteria puede a aeseaa
n nm buen paladar. A la bora dc aimueL1o Am aa,1'
50 sirven ALI esquisitos lunchs, mo 0i''
sa;s !, cafe Morgan Fortaleza IL
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,SILVESTRE FETOO MARTINEZ
PEEeIleAKTE Y EKBAISsAk00R
Farmdcid Collin q San 10 81 e
san JUAN. PUERTO RlC0.

FL NEJORRON. Los seiores al
vsrsE Hermanos, del eomercio de esra
plaza, eOntindsn recibiendo grzndez Pe-
dido del acreditado Ron SAN LUIS, q'le
b r8erCcido q msior seeptsci6n del pu-
bEro- No e0ntiene sistanrias nociyas y
Is -vstJo' d. veriad. SIN nixtIheaeiones
q adilaueatos periudieiales q salud-
No 10 o.yideis. R0S San LUIS, ealls de
San jose casa seiores AlyareE hernia
a
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BUEN DEPENDIENTE.-Ofre
ce sus servicios. un joven robusto y
practico en- empleos de restaurant,
hoteles, cafes, etc. Dirijirse q " La
.9)orrespondencia de Puerto Rico" 2
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ENTIRE los compradores de rel9les
4 plazos en- Ia ioyerla de F. kehrhann
f. "a ofrece un reloj "Waltham" Sc
nanalmente. La Ultima semana 0Dtuvo a'so
uno el socio Miguel ortiz, de Puerta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-23
Indicator general.

rf,NgEJos A Las MADRES ,--E, .}}sranss }s1aTs ous I
nises n t,an en- peIiodo de ls aetsnss!oaaa pro
nnrcions alifio inmediato psguenHy syp y doior
viyo aieS5,s S,snas y sus aoiors
f1c1ies III tuncion del estonago Ia ala
tsssstiaos Is Il mejor rcmedio eonecsS eoe AZ cuaIaue-
~ esusa Tengase unucho Snidaoo gu "a s me
sssTsSa Calmante de IA Sonora Wihs'o"
~ dk fodos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-23

In ests imprenta Sc vende paPel
de pen6dico ! dos pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-23
Al PUB[ICO DE- SAN Juan

Tenemos ell guso de nformar al pdblico de San Juan
hemos transerdo de la A la cae Foraeza las
ofcnas en- la Marina no soamente Departamento de Luz
sino tambien todos los efectos materales venta
Porto Rico Power Light Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23
TEN ENTRIES
FOR MARATHON

Entries for the big Y. VI. c. A. /
on May L. At present there are ten |
entries, and this is about as many as |
Dr. Hand cares to see. He does not |
wish a big number of entrants who |
are not well fitted to run in long
race; and he states that a few entries
with a close finish would suit him
whole lot better than a large field with
a big bunch of runners giving out.
Those who are entered at present
are George Desha, Hilo: John st. John,
Hox7 olulu Rapid Transit & Land Co.;
Manuel Ferreira. Metropolitan Market
CO.. John D. Cockburn, Honolulu iron
Works: Bert S. Mott. Hawaiian Devei-
opment Co.: T.. McCandless, High
School; John Carey. Cation, Nelll &
Co. Joe Honan, Honolulu Iron Works;
M. L.ebreseu, Marine barracks. Ger
man, of the Won Hamm- Young Co,
! who ran in the Waialua Marathon, has
sent in his name but has not person.
| ally entered.
| DR.. Hand is very enthusiastic about
| the athletic carnival which he Is ar
| ranging for June II. He already has
| plenty of contestants for the % min
| IS sec.s bicycle race. and the only
| thing that is standing in the way or
the relay and five-n1ile races is the
| matter of prizes.
/ Y. NJ. c. A sports have always been
/ the cieanest OF any public events
brought off here. and it would De
good thing for the merchants to back
them up in the same way that they
did the Haleiwa race. DR.. Hand does
not want any merchandise prizes, ou'
| he would like to have few gooe
, sportsuen put up prizes in the SHAPE
of medals for the school relay race
| four medals for this; the tWo-miii
s walking race. two medals for this, and
If there were more offers of medals
some shorter distance races could D.
, | arranged.
| The June IL events will be by wa,
of fun for the general public and 10
!. / the runners, more than for any rec
: | ord breaking business. The Superv1s
q ors have announced their willingness
| Ia have the Kapiolani track fixed VI
!. proyided that the park commissioner
;. | do not object, and it is cinch tina
/ they will be only too pleased IN
e bicycle riders and the runners WI
o have little chance of making any goo
n time unless the track is fixed, on
r there seems to be no doubt that TIL
Il will be done, and the purely amateu
Y events of Kamehameha Day viii I
u about as keen a combination OF event
as have ever been brought off in III
nolulu-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23
FAIR SEX WILL
BE AT OPENING

1t is the big, the really big doings
at the league park next Sunday. There
viii be the grand opening OF the Mih,
tary League series and this IS one Oh
the greatest leagues ever organized Oh
the Island of Oahu.
1t is pretty fine to have buneh OF
the good service sportsmen on one lone
little island, enough of them to get up
a distinctively military baseball league
with four teams that are good enough
to stand up against any OF them
People here are beginning to reeog
nlze this and the opening next SUNDAY
will be made one of the greatest out
door social functions that ever nap
nened here. The \. G. H, the Cavalry,
the Marines and the good Old lWeh-
tieth will all have their off1eers out 70
applaud for their respective teams; anu
the ladies will be there to ask qaes-
tions and fill the grandstand with sinil-
ing faces and a bright array OF Dainty
gowns.
There are four teams in the leagues
officially named 9Th Cavalry, I. . -da,
rine Corps, Goth L. 5. Infantry anu
National Guard of Hawaii. Inc cay
airy and the guards are said to nave
the better teams but that IS merely d
question of precedent and dope
lrarv one of the teams Is good ana
tbera will not be single game IN the
! saries that is not closely contested. VI
Sunday the Cavalry Will play dhe -V -
/ Infantry, and the Marines VIII - u
against the n. G. H.
It is to Lieutenant Groninger o. i1e1
lehua that the credit for the Stain s;n ~
of this league is due. 1t was da ...l=
a trip of the Haleiwa race eonf ma ~ IT'
to Leilehua to arrange for the eaNa VI,
bows to help on the road during t sn'
race. that the matter was snsg q tt,
hv Lieutenant Groninger WIN IN
energy and craftsmanship for when 2
i liked by all the men under NM ,i L
went to work and organized the league
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23
SAlTO CANNOT
RUN MARATHON

Mr.. Saito. the japanese long-dls-
lance runner now in Honolulu, whiie
very anxious TO run a Marathon race
against Jackson, states that he does
not feel able to DO so, as he might in
lure his health. At the present time
he feels that his health is the property
of the University of Keio, which IN
stitution is paying all his expenses Tor
the trip which he is now making
Mr.. saito is on his way through
the United States and Europe to study
commercial methods. and he feels that
it would not be fair to the people who
are sending him to take risk OF put
ting himself to the bad by running in
a long race.
This does not prevent match be
tween jackson and some japanese
champion, however. There are several
oIdtime 'rickshaw runners in Homo
lulu. and it seems that there is an
agitation amongst the japanese to ap-
point a champion TO attempt to take
the laurels away from Jackson.
! Many of the japanese who attended
the Marathon at the league GROUNDS
last sunday thought that C +. CharIe
was one Of their eountrynen. When
they heard that he was Chinaman
they were greatly disappointed. but
state that there are many local Japa-
nese who can run as well. If not
better.
Mr. Sheba. managing editor of tns
Hawaii Shinpo,. states that he VII
take the matter up and expects to find
that there are several Nipponese Mar
athon runners who will be anxious Il
race the British bred champion for ms
title.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23

It is hoped that Mr. Fairbanks VIII
attend the opening of the Military
ey,,s, next sunday. Both he and the
Governor have received invitations
and the four-legs, half-Wets, f'a'i-
FOUNDERS and twice-a-year KIDS expect
TO play all the better for having me
famous statesman present III eae
grandstand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23

D . Q Q . o 9 . . Q . . Q . .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23
SPOR I s !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
! . 9 . Q . . Q Q . o . . Q .
YACHT OWNERS PLEASE
NOTIFY.

All yacht owners of the Hawaii {
Yacht Club who intend TO take {
their yachts TO Pearl Harbor on {
the big opening day, May 9, are {
requested to notify A. W. Nicely,
} secretary of the club, Immediate (
" and to state how many visitors
they can conveniently carry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23

u-bar, will be ne cricket mateh cfi
sunday between the PoIIaras o'io
Honolulu c. C. The secretary o ga
II c. c. states that he is instructed
nv the committee in charge OF fixtures
70 say that they can not arrange sun
5ax games at present
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-23

There will be meeting Of the RlV-
erside League at Hon. Chas. r. Chli-
lingworth,s Office tonight at 7:3o. All
officers and representatives are partlc-
ularly requested TO be present.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-10
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
For the Week ended November 6, 1909.
Honolulu T. H., November s, 1900.
GENERAL SUMMARY.


The temperatures much higher than those of the pece
ding week Oahu, Kauai and Mookathe ranging from
Id deg to 81 deg Oahu and deg Kauai and
Mooka The majority of stations Hawaii and Maui report higher
temperatures than those of last week. differences
rot markedth greatest Hawaii being deg and
Maui deg The maximum deficiency Hawaii deg and
on Maui Is Deg.
There deficiency of rainfall generally the Section the
only districts in which occurred being the Hawaii
ard the Kooa of Kauai.
The following the deficiencies in inches compared
average OF ten years HaWaN. KOhaa oS6
makua o75 o8S n Fo 1852, IIio II CO. o.
and N. Kona MauNakawao o7, and Latana 3d.
Kooaupoko OF LOS Honolulu o47 Eva &c. Waanae
land Kaua-KaWahau So The 50
iii the Kau District of Hawaii and the Kooa district of Kauai
The following the total of rainfall inches the
everaldistrc of the different Islands Hawa-N Kohaa
49, Hamakua o45, N IIo 1872 S. Ho I43 3o2 Pu
o86 to Kau So 65 s. Kona and NKOna DIG
MauNIaawao to 10Y Hama 10 100 Waikiki oo4 and
Lahaina Oahu-Kooaupoko Honolulu 49, Eva
90 to So and Waanae Kauai-Kawahau Lhue o67
Kooa 80 to 81; and Molokai-Molokai ITO.
The following special features reported Hawa-Kohala
Mran is needed Laupahoehoe winds and rough
prevailed Naaehgh winds obtained and 3rd Kau
fresh Northeast to East winds prevailed
The following table shows the weekly temperature
rainfall for the principal Islands and for the Group:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-10
After Diaz Only
One Thing Certain
In Mexico Blood

ties and factions in Mexico are natu-
rally opposed to such an event. Diaz
wants the aid but not the interference
of Washington. He has been sue
cessful thus far. In June, 1908, a
premature revolutionary outbreak oc-
Cured in Mexico. Col. KOsterlitsky's
rurales (Kosterlitsky, by the way,
was once a commander of Russian
cOssacks), chased many parties of
patriots" or traitors" (the title de-
ponds upon which side you're ON all
over the country. Some of them were
chased clear off the Mexican map
and across the Rio Grande. The Mex
lean ambassador at Washington had
a conference with certain government
officials. Result-a large body of
United States regulars was moved
from Fort Sam Houston, Texas, to
the Rio Grande, to keep order"
About the only places in this Rio
Grande section where there are in
babitants other than jackrabbits and
rattlers among whom to keep orderk
Or protect" are the hustling city of
El Paso, the railroad town of Del Rio
and the historic settlement of Lang
try, made famous by the Jersey Lily
and a lot of frontier incidents. The
residents Of these towns and similar
ones along the border are not the
sort that need protection" from po-
litical refugees. Consequently it
looks as though the regulars were
really strung along the border for
the purpose of stopping and turning
back the bands of fugitives fleeing
from the rurales. The Mexican gov.
eminent called the fugitives bandits"
and, of course, we didn't want band
its in our country.
1t might be mentioned in passing
that the constitution of the United
States expressly provides a safe asy-
lum for political refugees, but then
we, too, have our little differences
about the Interpretation of constitu-
lions.
So it happened that one hot day
late in June, 1908, half a dozen trait
ors-or patriots-died bravely at the
hands of rurales on a sand hill al
most within sight of the Stars and
Stripes that sheltered a detachment
of the United States regulars station
ed on the Rio Grande. There were
lots of other patriots-or traitors
who We're left with the buzzards and
ella monsters and lizards along the
border in June and July, 1902. Near
ly all died fighting, as patriots should,
the rurales refusing to grant quarter