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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09
ANuAcl0 De SuBASTA
Departments del Interior.
BUREAU De OBRAS PlRLICAS

San Juan, P. r. Agosto 2O,l9O9.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica SUI
basta del suministrD, medlda y entire
ga de $4,000 metros clblcos, mas
8 menos, de piedra tntllrada 8 cas-
cajo, por Totes, para Ia conservation
de las carreteras Insulares, Sc admi-
tiran en- esta ofidfIa hasta las 10 A.
NJ. del dia II de Septiembre de 1905
en- que Sc abriran p'iblicamente
Las secciones de carreteras a las
cuales Sc refiere esta Subasta, son
las siguientes:
Carretera No. EsSecci6n San Juan
Caguas, kms. Oh; lcarreteras Nos,
secci6n Caguas- Aguas Buenas, kms
.0lO, Reyes Cat6neos- s-Corozal, kms
OLA Rio Piedras-Naguabo, kms
OIL; Humacao Maunabo, kms
OBS; Caguas -Humacao. kms. OLA
Caguas-san Lorenzo, kms. O.-1O
Cruces -Cidra; Ponce Ponce Playa
kms., 13O-l34;; Banos de Coamo
kms O-5; Ponce Penuelas, kms
O-5; Ponce -Arecibo, kms.O-44; Pom
ce-Guayama-Maunab kms; 1890
Aguadiila Lares, kms 0-39; Maya
guez- Yauco, kms. 0-20-45; Maya
guez-Ahasco, kms. 0l0; Mayaguez
Las Marias, kms, 0-27; Consume
Maricao, kms, OIL; Manati-Ciales
Ramal de Morovis y Aibonito-Ba
rios.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da
ran en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuen
tran de manifesto los documento
que han de regir en- la contrata y
donde podran recoger los llcitadore
los modeios de proposlclones qu'
han de presentar.
La Administrator Sc reserva c
derecho de rechazar cualquiera 9
todas las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comlslonado dc
Interior.
J. J. JlMENEZ.
Supt. de Obras Pthlicas.
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Por Fin Sc Encontro.

Por varios siglos los medicos
buscaron un remedio para el Pal
udismo. Los quimicos preparan
ahora un especifico vegetal, la
mado Pam-Ala que destruye el
germen 6e la enfermedad. Donde
Sc usa 81 obtienen resutados sor-
prendentes. Ell DR.. Ramon V.
Lanao, del Hospital De Barran-
Guilla, Colombia. dice: Cure una
muchacha de I amos que sufria de
Paludismo agudo terciano, con
I'm frasco dc muestra. De yenta
en- las Dro"ucrias.
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CARTAS DETEN|pAS.

En- la administration de correos
de esta ciudad Sc eneuentran dete-
midas las siguienttes cartas.
Allende Castro, Manuel Arnau,
Arroyo Ifigenio, Bosch, R. Bor-
que Senor. Betancouert Maria, Ban
ke. NJ. Basque. Francisco Barreto,
Trinidad Colina, Jose Colon, Jose
Catinchi. .Iuanita CALLAHAN, Jose
Castanera, Antonia Casado, Ignasio
Callahan. John Colon, Prudencio
Diaz. Francisco Davila, Georgina
Diaz. Pablo Diaz, Eugenio Fauch-
Ter, W. C. Hahn, Charles A., II ilton,
Jos H. Lowe c. G.
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Reparandose
seguidamente,

los AUTOMOBILES de Ia Inca de San
Juan a Martin Peha que han sufrido
averias Sc estan reparsndo con toda
rapidez a fin dc que en- breve vuei-
va 4 haber en- Ia linea ei numero de
carros que el aumento de traflco ha-
ce necesarios. Sc pedira nuevo ma
teriai segun informes fin lie que
siempre haya 4 carros . mas en-
circulation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09

NETlLoIDEs-E me:or ma. .erur
de todos lo- eepecificos hast. shors cono
eidos para IL eura permanent. de tas.as
las enfermedades de IA uresra yA seaa estAs
eronseas o asudaa Contiene ei flulo cur.
ror oonpleto. en- nenos tempo Que MIN
gun otro rreparrdo similar "a. snnorreA-.
ssperrnA'orreas ci.sifis etc. Ne:S- qus
f>s nyeriones Y nuy sup~noe a szDd.io
Y oopaiba Empiera 4 szrfir gu efec,o . las
tres euatro horas dc haber>e toulsso
Los -NETILOIDES'-soa hciles &c to-
mar y estAn preparsdos De msDers cue
10 revueiven 81 esscnago n r<od9cea ma
boe efectoa
lie Senta es totas Is Bosioz. P-
osnse nuessrAs grAtas q s.ss tnscos iAb-s-o
teA
Frederick stearns 4 c. Detroit N,eA;-
s.n. L. sA
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Adelantan las
~I<as del puente.

Sc ha seguido danio gran Impulse
alas obras de construction de- puea-
te del 'COndado" V e. terraplen ilega
va muy oerca de Ia mitai de "a ba-
hia que ha de crIzar.
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rebral y dc los disparates, y en- esc 6
tado no SC pucdc soportar NADIA, hi el
ruido dc la calle, nj el que causan los
Inocentcs nInos; no sc puedc dormlr,
no sc puede conner; cualquier ruido
inespcrado o cualquiera cmocion subita
atcrra y produce cxtremecimientos
involuntarios, y Ia cosa mas insignif
cante origina una cefalalgia tan inten-
sa. que pareec que Ia cabeza. la partc
mas noble del ser humane, va a esta-
liar. Para cstos casos las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09

cos nuestro ioven compstriota ei ST.
Jorge Adsusr. eStuvo enferIno alIn-
que no de euidado. Est4 va bien y 10
ce.abramos.
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PILDORAS del DIR. LOVETT

prra. = de esta mancra Sc fortaleccn
- ncryios. SC tranquiliza y sc csIIna
taiJ ri s,sterna ncryioso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09

IN esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos 4
So quintal.
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son IA nedicina por excelencia; elias
dan tono 4 las fuerzas eorporales. en-
riquecen Ia sangre haciendola ro!a y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09

Cura de stearns, para el dolor de
cabeza. Frederick Stearns Co., De
troit, Michigan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09

SoZOdOnte.- -. Polvo pertecto para
los dientcs. Compuesto de los melores
ingredientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09

DR.. Ford. ..-Pildoras para enrique
Ger y purifcar la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 80 W, IS til St, New
York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-09
Cosos y orticulos
reconn@nddblgg
de los e. ".

Iymphine-Tonico y Vitalizador
Supreme. Precio 81 90 kscrlba 4
c. H. Howels & Co.. ?. Q. Box 1909,
New-York, pidiendo Folleto.
Dr.. Williams.-Pildoras contra
Ia anemia. schenectady.
Vino de Morrhnalta de Ulrici. Gu
ra las Was respiratorias. Dr.. Clrice,
New York.
Capsulas de Aoeite de HaarIem
Curan intermediates de la vejiga. Ho-
Hand Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa.
RelOjeS keystone Elgin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co., Philadel-
phis, Pa.
Obesidad. Anti Corpu, contra la
obesidad The Esthetic Chemical Co.,
81 w. l25 tn St. New-York.
Sonora WinSlow. = Jarabe cal
mante. Remedio para nilos en- la den.
tici0n.
Emulsion de Scott. Aceitc de
hfgado de bacalao.
Dinamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos. Escriba |. E. Du Pont de
Nemours & Pawder Co., 20 West ST.,
New York.
Cura de stearns, para el dolor de
cabeza. Frederick Stearns Co., De-
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Subasta publica.

FL dia ] dc Septiembrc 4 las 1 de
la tarde, sc rematara en- Ia garage de
The Porto Rico Automobile Co., Pa-
rada II Santurce. un automovil de
dos asientos, marca "I.ocomobile' de
"a HIP. en- huen cstado. Sc puedo
yer en- dicha garage. Para mas in
formes Tctuin 53. San Juan Z. X.
9.ys
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Est enfermo.

De resr ESQ q 81 reSidencia de Jun
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iCuantaS personals sc extrcmecen y
tiemblan al Dir las palabras postraci6n
nerviosa! Todo el que tiene mucho que
hacer o mtchas cosas en- que pcnsar,
que ha abusado mucho dc los place
res de la vida, sufrc mas tarde mas
temprano q castigo en- las alteracio-
nes experimentadas por su sistcms
nervioso, 10 que le ocasiona todl clase
de males. La irritabilidad y el in-om-
Mo procedcn del excessive trabaio &C.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Diez Amos de PadecIm|entos, AnenAa,
vertigos y 0esarrsg|os
nerdosos.

Gale Dios Ordaz No II. Oaxaca.
Estado dc Oaxaca, Mexico
Dr.. Loyett Medicine Co, Lock Box II.
New York
Apreoiab'e nucrido sefior Doctor:
Espero'reciba Ia presen'c como deLd prueba
dc reconociinieu'" r. 10 mucho que mi ia
miiia yo le dcberH. 4 su grande nteligcn-
cia Por ma, de diez amos estuyc faI,o de
salud sin servir aponas para NADIA. Ne sen
tia muy debil con Ia osbcza muy pesada
Il oada ratio me daban veriigos Sc me des-
vanecia "a vista. Tampooo era yo cl unioo
aehscoso en- Ia casa. pues cssi tu,,9s cstaban
de'icados. debilcs dc la sangrc dc los ner-
vlos. Las Pildoras del Dr ly,.a:t ;or1adas
por oonseios lie pcrsonas que con elias SC
haban curado. efectuaron un cambio radical
IN mi casa. oonvir,iendola dc hospital en- ba
laar.c ie salad robustez. Yea Vd. pues.
.ehor Dye'or. 81 ,endre o no razones para
llamarle Il tienhechor de mi fanilia, nre.,ro
.tgurfo padre. rosar Dies ,odos !9s d..s
Ger teniiga 81 preciosa exis,encia
s-5o con Fl mayor cariho,
tFirmaio) Evansro MAsrrsrz csEsro."
s@sst s.s>r 49,
Las P1jofas del D.. Lovett COR
tienen ningan mineral dah:no 4 a
s1iuj; no son lAxantes nj eausan
estrenin1iento como otros prePzrAdos
De suPuestas virtudes snilosas.
Or. iovETT MEDICINE co.
- =, .,,, ...x
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EmnlSi0n de Scott. Aceite de
higado de bacalao.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-23
GOVERNMENT RESTS Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q. The goYss'SS n;
eminent yesterday afternoon conclud. n
ed the presentation OF the sejagainstAi
The anthracite coal roads COMPOSING
the alleged Goal tr,lat.4tssi The hear
ings will be resumed on February IS E
IN New York when tile Defendants
will open their side Of Tile case. :53iSS,
Among the documentary evidence off,
fereh by the government was a5 table IS.
Of statistic showing that Of the 49,
100000 tons OF coal produced only416,.4
100000 or 2r per cent. was nrodueel Is
by. independent operators. OF this ";
lG, oO00e0 tons twas alleged that ;alfiS,S
except G9O7,511 tons is in the control Fl
|ot the railroads BY contract Or other
wise. ut the time It leaves the minesAlss
Only two, witnesses Samuel sT.41 PEE
tiers OF New York anil John n. Jones'
former coal freight agent Of, tllef Read
Ing, were examined Sat.iyesterday,ss
hearing before Deputy Examiner$$Y'. G:ss
MarunIssee, who acted for G. H% GULF
bert, the master appointed sby'Ets the Al
court to take testimony in the case
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the present plans Of the adiutant gen

the present plans OF the ad1utah' gen
eral.
Parkersburg has the best chance
Of landing the encampment II act'on
is taken promptly. This city Is the
most accessible Of any city IN TIC
State and has the finest grounds ZOE
the camp. 1t is understood that me
South Side Improvement Company mas
already made a tender Of its big tract
along the boulevard for site for tsf
camp. This place would be one OF
the finest that could be obtained any
where and the street car line would
make 1t very accessible. s
The state would save a great deal
Of money by locating the encaripnlent
here as the cost OF Transporting the
soldiers here would be Mt least one
thousand dollars less than to any
other city in the State.
II has been suggested that the city
authorities and the chamber Of eons'
mcrcc take up the matter OF securing
the encampment. There are as yet
no applications from any citits and
on this account It is urged that Park
ersburg should maxi. the first bid.
It is estmlmated that there will be
NJ least 1900 of the gnarlsmen Mt the
statp encanrpnlent and in addition tae
aljntaut generals Office Is working
on a scheme 10 bring 4 battalion OF
regulars here 10 help drill the guards.
men. The encampment will last two
weeks.
To get this cncampmcnt for ParS.
ersburg would be worth at least $io,'
600, Besides excursions would I'M.
doubt cdly be RIM In from all over the
State. On Governors day six years
ago when the encampntcnt was he'll
here. there We're at least 10000 peg
pie here.
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TAFT AND KNOX TO CONFER 17:E::Ft: Y
Senator Called With Hitchcock to Cone
ference on Cabinet. tsssAs

AUGUSTA. ca, Jan. 993-Plilanlltr:5f$
c. Knox and Frank H. Hitchcock, Mrs
Ta1t's choices for secretary Of StatetS
and postmaster general, respectively: N
have been requested By him TO come 3;
to Charleston for a conference sun IA!
day. s7'l5 ii55 f X
Mr.. Taft has continued 10 gather "a.
formation regarding prospective cab!.-;tsi
net material and while he cares to giye..Ff
no details!as to what Is to be discuss--SSi
ed Sunday. It Is probable that thsl!@5!
't7ensuryship will receive attention,
with other matters. I, q ",
Mr.. TAFT will terminate bis stay IN ii
Augusta tomorrow morning, Wien ne N
leaves at S O'Clock for Charleston 70 n
embark for Panama. Il IS XII
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II am ending my life becasise ! am
seized with an acute Discrimination 10
live and I believe have an absolute
right to end my life II I wish. The
struggle is TOO hard, there is too much
work. too much monotony, too mica
WEAKNESS and not enough art, Music,
recreation and rest.
~ an going TO Change IT y am in
my right mind. My reasoning powers
Ore rs good as ever. 80 because J
want 10. The chief reason Is becaus,
| am too near starved. Let the state
pay my expenses. II ] we're blind, Grip
pied or had an incurable disease the
state would be Obliged TO take care
Of me. So 1 think | will take advan-
tage OF my rights and be buried at ths,
public expense as | have no money to
defray same. The prices charged for
n casket and burial are too eyorbitant
for persons in moderate circumstances.
It just keeps the family in bankrupt.
cy for Il year. This condition Is ont.
rageous and do not want this lnius.
tice in my case" @-
Miss Laws mother lives at Winton,
N. D.
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PEasisR eouRss iss6E IL
OF ~ cTt0Ns.

sT. PETEasBu RG. ION 81
| slalsI course IN B Persia depend e-day II
upon tie outcome ots the struggle De
| TIVE n Fore!gn ,ilnistsr iswolsl ana n
the strong Russ an wal party. III the
opinion of well.lntormed diplomats
here rs mi y. :;
The SAnslo;I Russian programme for,
the guidance iofS Persla's Internal d.
fairs $is% lswolsky's own creation SanaS
he is insisting upon It's olrserrn tice- "
The war party}i Just US lnsistent$ Tat
armed intervention be restored satsss
once. regardless OF England, ,leclanng "
tnat samsan Khau's establishment q;
himself as a rival to the Shah In Ispa5:ss;
han, the creation Of IN Hln,iependent##ii
government at Asterbad by shle,k.s Par;T$!s5
dar and the Turkish invasion Of lTru.;s.,
miah. prs elpitated condition Of ans!
arehyi that demands immediate actions
The war party has long aad IN mind
an armed Intervention In Persia asli
the opening we'lge to THE permanent
'occupatlon Of a large part Of perslon N
territory, Diplomats generally predlctssl;
that; the war partTiwill win. ri .3i
Reports to-day from Tabrlx are 'stlH n
conflicting, both the rebels and toyai:
lists being credited with victory. ~ (
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% hd urh ntnra arrnmdsr III
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WILL BE MADE
BlGssINDuS7RY
MBERLANp BASIN COAL co. r.
BE OPERATED BY NEW CAP.
H-7a ITAL.

CUMBERLAND, Ian. 23.-The Cum.
bcrland Basin Coal Company. which!
has been acquired by new capital, II
party Of philadelphians having nur.
chased the property. located at Bar,
rellsyille. this county. between Cum.
berlanl and Mt. Savage. will shortly
begin active operations and will EN-
ploy between 200 and 400 men. Tho
company has 4 fine plant, as II is. with
many houses for miners. but 1t Is pro
posed to improve It further by intro.
luclng electricity both for operating
and the motor haulaee. The
new owners spent several days this
week on The property. The power
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-23

The news through press. dispatches
last week. to THE effect t.lat the en-.
iterprisingl business men Of Falrmort
had secured the location there suf IN
Immense steel plant that will probably
give employment to twtlve hundred
men gives Inspiration for an activity
I|ofaa local trade bodies all business In.
terestss that might well be availed Of.
Surely Fairnont can offer no greater
natural Inducements for the location
10 sindlstrIes.Ethan Martlnsbllrg. This
ssaS practical era. and lotnl capital
must not be tlmid to venture some
Sthing lin Senterpriges that are knock.
Ing at the city;,door. The business
men % SFatrmont, besides donating a
sita for the 9poposed plant, quickly
subscribed a 100000 to the capital
stock Of SIthe enterprise and the 'bnr.
gain was closed. Here is food for
4 tllnugnt When the business men are
ready toS proye1their faith in the f''-
lure Iofythe clty!by taking stock in en-
Sferprlses that treqnlre capital to push
;Bthem TOT success, they will see their
Som1aes cities grow In wealth and In
screasel population by leaps and bounds
tGatsw Will bring returns to them many
sftimes over SThefgods help those who
help themselves. When town people
I are willing and eager to take a shar.
Tine action Mi the responsibility md
4 work Of the progress OF community
stte advance sof all: common interest
ands general rosperity will not be
hatd to perceive Martinsburs World
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-23
HoBoEs IN CONVENTIONS

s. a fIf-t ~.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. ee;S.-The first an;
nual hobo convention opened here LAST
evening. Delegates from MI the icltissg
Of The Union were geusts Of James
Eads How. the millionaire tramp Hot
coffee and bread were served, The In
litation Of the city to the unrestrietS
ed use Of the free baths was r.ceivedh5
with a volley OF Misses. Many. dele y!
gates arrived on freight trains andfil
blind baggage. t!gJtI.} sss;534;;i NJ
The convention Will cons!'lertthte'ss
elimination OF labor employment ba-:5s
rea,,s. and; in their place tie estabss
lishment Of bureaus which will furnish
work withots charge. f3si NJ u
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II more than sl.0Oo.O00 slGO and $40
on each million dollars or fraction
thereof IN excess OF sl.000,000.
Opposition viii Develop.
There will be great opposition 10
the bill partly from salo0nkcepprs
WHO naturally object to having their
licenses raised and partly from
sherirs who are required under the
law to turn the money over so prompt
~ they wont be able to get any inter-
est on It for themselves.
The increase in the tax on resident
corpora tons Is ten dollars on each
class. On liquor dealers the Increase
Is 500 a year. The tax or agents Is
new, there being 10 tax upon them
under the present law. An effort will
probably be made to amend the bill
fixing the minimum retail license
that can be imposed by cities at 5000.
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CHANGES in
/. LICENSE BILL
WORK OF AGENT FOR LIQUOR
CONCERNS LIMITED TO THE
:, COUNTY RECEIVING
~. THE TAX. .l-".~

( CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. "a
The new general license bill proposed
by DR.. Hatfield in the Senate with
the endorsement Of the State tax com.
missioner and rnc governor. makes
sweeping changes from the present
lletise code. The most important is
raising t!le State license for retailing
.,;o,,o r' ~ 300
AIT After May j, 1905. licenses to solicit
or receive orders by ~ see w.. -.
spurious liquors and sucn ssH9'
shall be good only in the county
In which Issued. This means that a
license Of 500 must 81 ,a'";sn oat i0F
every. county IN which an agent
sollcits. It. is made an offense to
solicit orders in dry counties.
Require Prompt Settlements.
Prompt settlements , are required
from sheriffs. Licenses collected d"'.
ing the quarter ending y....rch Il,
shall be accounted for and paid into
the State lre2sury before April 20;
those Collected during the quarter
ending dnne 30. shall be paid in be.
fore July 10; licenses collected dur.
ing the month Of July snail be &c.
counted for before August 10: those
collected during August and Septem'
Der shall be paid before October 20,
and those collected during the
quarter ending December 81 shall be
pml on or before January 20.
More stringent definitions OF terms
"bucket shop" and ''money brokers"
are embodied in the bill. there having
been mmch difficulty experienced in
1.-The past in collecting licenses from
such sources. .yt
Tie license for social clubs is put
| at 5000 for club Of 200 members OF
less and ut $500 FOR club whose
membership Is IN excess Of 200. City
councils in cities Of 5,0o0 or more pop
Mlation are given the exclusive prlvll
eye Of granting socinl club licenses.
When persons coming within the
puwiew OF the licensing act Tall to
take oil, u lIee,ise, al the proper time
they can be forced to take ont one
plus ten per cent for each month they
were in default.
The Inv places the following license
| tax upon resident corporations:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-23
HysTHE SOUTH q! LIKES {! TAFT.

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b Ia the south presidetl; Roosevelt!
has a linn grip because the Southern
PeopleSa admire grit and nnnliness:: i!
sae same $ses..oih Mr.. " .st.. mas won
golden Opinions because he touches
tite spirit!of southern .chivalry. There
ia justf as much Of that spirit abroad
assthere! ever vas and the south Is
ss7ell supplied with IT., Mr. Tat! has
mad little Ia say in his southern
speeches about the song aud story Of
the Southland \ He Is not an emotion.
allst and thessouthel1l people are not
n,ec sent mentahsts. Mr.. Taft III
snost d: hIs; speeches in the south dur
ing ;ghisE public activities has had a
great deal Ito say about a national out,
looki iosS The southern section. He hes
portrayed the resources Of the south
econ mically sand }politieally. He has
tfots talked like d Yankee trader
baE ,has dise6irsej about the outlook
siSrS TIE south as giving that section
theS widest opportunity to take lead,
Sing fpart; ins framing national policies.
HeS has weakened the old sectional
cords, not bby& beating sectional SEN
stiment butsby respecting It's occasion
md deplpringyit Its continuance.
This attitude has appealed to the
south rs being The instructive attitude
ofSaS gentleman ltjhps appealed to the
south AS being the finest spirit of cnly.
airy He HAS not INDUCED In Aattery;
has not been ,lnctuons: he has net
deyiated from THE cleHS path of hon.
esty$ and Courtesy. His invitation 70
the south$to resume its place at the
SssunSil table oe$ the nation was gen
nine. ThcSsollth knows that Mr.. TAFT
has been oil around It's territory ms
well rs Eoverait. II looks upon mini rs
the prophet ot$the new lispensation.
! 10 sees tliat5he;is not a political trick.
sterftrying5to break the solid south for
part spurposes, 1T realizes that his
for thesopen5 mind and the oprn
loorSln3 the south is a plea to rise to
the magnificent enterprises that arr.
coming toi the southern section through
The Sdevelopment of Its resources,
through the building Of mills and fac
tories more than all else, through tho
avenues world trade that will be
opened ito ;it.with the operation OF the
Panama Canal.
SWeryed3 by an issue from It's path
ofsnational progress, the south is rap
IDLY gettingSinto the highway again.
tls5 fortunate in having such a trusi'
worthy5pilot,3and5its confidence In him
Willie warranted by, all the facts AID
acts 5oGMrtTaft's administration nal
tmoreS American.
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