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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
ARREST0 De
UN ALCALDE.
Ell Mayor de Iorrece-
la, ha sido reduci-
do a prision.
La revolution en- Paraguay
Sc extiendo por TODD el
pals.
'2S aerostatos van a disputarse
el premio en- el tornee inter
naciOnal de Zurich.

New York, Octubre 3.-Telegra-
mas de Barcelona informan que en-
Torroella de Fluvia distrito judicial
de la provincial de Corona ha sido
reducido prisi6n el alcalde de di-
cha ciudad se1or Portbon, acusado
de estar en- constante comunicia-
ci6n con el leader republieano So
cialista Ferrer.
Las prnebas que contra dlcho
funcionario existen son de indiscu-
tible evidencia. Sc ha ordenado SUI
Immediate traslado a Barcelona,
donde ingresara en- la fortaleza de
Monjuich para ser juzgado sumaria
mente.
La Federation del Trabajo en-
Francia ha decretado elbricot contra
los productos espanoles como pro-
tesla las persecuciones y atropellos
de que viene siendo victima Ferrer
por los servidores della monarquia
espafiola. A la cabeza de este formi-
dable movimientode protesta Sc ha
puesto el leader socialista y diputado
Mr.. Jaures.
: New. York, Octubrc 3.-Comu-
nican de la Asuncion, dando cuenta
del estado polftico del Paraguay. La
revolucion Sc extiende por toda la
republica. Ell gobierno del Sr. Con
zalez Navero es presa de indescrip
tible panico. Los revolucionarios,
triunfantes en- varios encuentros
marchan sobre la capital.
Ell general Albino lara, ministro
de la guerra ha sido derrotado en-
Conception teniendo que rcfugiarse
en- San Pedro. En- Villa Rica los re-
volucionarios tuvieron un encuentro
ION las tropas del gobierno, saliendo
los primeros derrotados. Ell presi-
dente Gonzalez Sc dispone a resistir
v en- los arsenales Sc hace prepara-
tivos para una larga y sangrienta lu-
cha. Brasil, Argentina Y Bolivia han
reforzado las fronteras para,garanti-
zar la neutralidad en- la contienda
civil del Paraguay.
New York Octubre 3.-Ayer lego
Boston el professor Cook, siendo re-
cibido con delirantc entusiasmo por
todss las clases sociales, tributando-
scle una gran ovaci6n En- el anden
del ferrocarril fue recibido por las
autoridades hombrcs de ciencias
Sc le prepara un cntusiasta recibi-i
miento por los universitarios en- el
paraninfo de dicho estahlecimiento,
donde el sabio explorador dara una
eonferencia aoerca de sus invcstiga-
clones.
New York. Octubre 3,.-Hoy han
dado prineipio en- Zurich (Suizal el
torneo international de sviaei6n con
goalrooe (earrera con metal entrando
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e banquete del jueVes.
El obispo catolico Monse-
nor Jones ofrece una CO
mida a conocidas perso-
nalidades.
Concurre el Delegado Apostolico
y el gobernador Post.

Ell juevcs por la noche Sc llevo a
efecto en- ell palacio residencia del o.
bispo cat6lico Monsefor Jones, una
comida que tuvo los honores de ban
quote y al que concurrieron, el dele
gado apotstolico Gle S. S. Monsehor
Aversa, el gobernador Post, el pri-
mer jefe de la policia Sr. Stanton,
el presidente del tribunal Supreme
LIDO. Conrado Hernandez, el Como
doro Roherer, el secretario del dele
gado apostolico, el coronel Howe
jefe del regimiento y el expresado
ohjspo dc Puerto Rico.
La reunion termin6 temprano y
hubo en- ella la mayor cordialidad a.
pesar de haberse congregado ele-
mentos que profesan distintas ideas
religiosas.
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Una columna del ge-
neral Diaz- z-Vicario su
fre perdidas de %
muertos y 1872 heri-
dos.
Otro general espanol que
da muerto en- el campo
de batalla.
Las tribus de Mazuza marchan
81 testro de la guerra q ayudar
4 sus hormanOS del Riff

Nueva York. Octubre 3.-Comu-
mean a Madrid del cuartel general de
las tropas espaholas en- Africa gus
fuerzas al mando. del general Diaz-
Vicario al hacer un reconocimiento
en- las cercanias del Zoco de Yemas
cayeron en- una emboscada prepa-
rada por los moros. Ell zoco de Ye-
mas esta muy cerca de Nador po-
sicion tomada hace pocos dias por
las tropas espanolas. Fl combate
fue porfiado y los espaholes Sc ba-
tieron contra fucrzas muy superio-
res. Ell general Diaz-Vicario cayo
muerto y con el 3 oficiales y Is sol
dados. 1S2 heridos tuvieron las fuer-
zas espaholas. La llegada de refuer-
zos enviados inmediatamente el lu-
gar de la emboscada hizo que los mo
ros Sc dispersaran y que la columna
no fuera copada. Los moros sufrie
ron grandes perdidas, retirando
sus muertos.
Nueva York, Octubre 3 3.-Comuni-
can de Melilla al ministro dc la que
ira de Espafia que tribus moras de
Mazuza marchan en- ayuda de los RI
ffehos que luchan con las fuerzas del
general Marina. Parece que el sultan
no es ageno 4 este movimiento Y en-
la mayor parte del pals Sc siguc pre-
dicando la guerra santa contra los
invasores.
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Notas de po|icia.

Relaci6n de las novcdades ocurri-
das durante las "A horas anteriores.
::-Puesto de San juan Infracci6n
ordcnanzas municipales Q. Crueldad
con animales 3. Acometimiento V
agresion 3 Hurto menor l. Infrac-
cion Ley de Sanidad
-:Pucsto de P. TERRA Portar ar
mas l. Crucldad con animales |.
-:Puesto de Santurce:- SIN MOVE
DAD.
-:Puesto de Ceboruco:- SIN MOVE
DAD.
Aver fue sorprendids en- "la
Perla" una jugada de gallos, arres-
tandose tres individuos y ocupando-
sele dos callos, vanos indlviduos
mas Sc dieron a la fuga. Los tres
arrestados fueron eastigados q tres
dollars de mul,a cada uno.
La isla sin novedad.
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Importante decubrimiento.

SegGn recientes averiguaciones, re-
sulta shora que no fue Cristobal Colon
el primer descubridor de Ia America,
sin6 que unos mil amos antes, los CHI
nos estuvieron y poblaron 4 Mexico;
pera no es este solo 10 importante, ST.
no que introdujeron en- aquel pals, los
famosos trajes hechos que se venden
casi regalados en- LA Palmesana" dc
j. Pieras Allen 32, que sin duda al.
guna, son los mejores del mundo
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I'm empIestito
para obTas pub|icas.

El municipio de Camuy tra.a de
obtener un anticipo de fondos del Te
soro insular en- eantidad de $500 pa
"a dedicarlos al srreglo de Ia ealle
principal de aquella poklsei6n Y o.
tras obras publieas de imperiosa ne
cesidad. En- Ia pr6xima session del
conseio Eiecutivo Sc dara cuenta
con aquella solieitud E informe del 60
mite de frannuieias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
ENIGMA No. 15;;

De 12S soluciones recibidas al enig
ma numero Is solo eSta correcta ia
enviada por la senorita Mercedes Or
casitas, de Tanca 7, San Juan, qulen
ha obtenido el premio ofre cido, con-
sistente en- una suscripci6n gratuita
a La Correspondence por un tri-
mestre.
Con todas las mis- mas condolences
que los anteriores publicamos hoy
ell enigma numero l6.
La soluc ion al numero Is es: 16
CARAS.
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en- Ia lucha % globos. Las naves par
tieron del aer6dromo de dicha ci,i-
dad en- presencia dc mas de un million
de espectadores. Sc han cruzado nu-
merosos apuestas con grandes sumas
En- este torneo Sc vera la utilidad de
de los diferentes tipos V el modelo
que ofrezca mejores condiciones de
resistencia Y estabilidad para ser
adoptado por los eiereitos dc Europa
y America.
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CinemaIogrofoS para bo!Si||os.

Estos cinemat6grafos sen postales
con vistas de movimientos. Una pa.
licula con su postaly y aIarato para
mauiobrarlo solo cuesta 10 centsyos
Para Ia isla 12 centavos con fran,
queo. DescusDtos al por mayor. De
venta en- el Boston Bszar, San Juan,
Puerto Rico, San Francisco 81. Apay,
tado 83l. 80 v
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Henry K. Wampole 4 Cs....Fa-
bricantes quimicos. 66 Broad Street.
New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
MeIcado de azucar.
New York. 0ctnbre 3.-El
nercado cerro hoy sus opera
clones a precio de 4.2O. flo.
CircuIo obIcTo de SantuIce.

La conferencia del luncs pr6ximo
esta d cargo del LIDO. Jose +. Bene-
dicto Y del Sr. Enrique Lefebre. am
bos muy eonocidos oradorcs de Ia
Union de p Rico. Invita- para cI ac-
to el presidente del cireulo ST. Pc
dro Fir,eroa Boinon
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CASAs Y. ART|cULoS
RECOMENDABLES
DE LOS E. u.

Lymphine-T6nico y vitalizador
Supreme Precio $1.O0.- Escriba a
G. H. Howells & Co., P. 0. Box 1909,
New York, pidiendo Folleto.
DR.. Williams. -Pildoras contra
Ia anemia. Schenectady.
Vine de Morrhualta de Ulrici. Gu
ra las vias respiratorias. Dr. Ulrice,
New York.
CapSHlaS, de Aceite de Haarlem.
Curan intermediates de la vejiga. Ho-
iland Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa.
RslojessKeystone Elgin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co., Philadel-
phis, Pa.
Obesidad. Anti Corpu, contra la
obesidad. The Esthetic Chemical Co.,
81 W. 1875 tn St. New York.
Selora Winslow.... :. Jar.be cal
mante. Remedio para nihos en- la den.
tici6n.
Emulsion de Scott. Aceite de
higsdo de bacalao.
Dinamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos. Escriba { l. E. Du Pont de
Nemours & Pawder Co., 20 West St.,
New York.
Oura de stearns, para Ell dolor de
cabeza. Frederick Stearns Co., De
troit, Michigan.
Sszsdsnte.- = Polvo perfecto para
los dientos. Compuesto de los meJores
ingredientes.
DR.. Ford. .--P1doras para enrique
Ger y purifcar la sangre DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 32 w. As tn ST., New
York.
DR.. L0yett, Medicine c., Pl-
doras para curar 81 reumatismo Bex
II, New York, N. Y.
Henry K. Wampole 4 Cs...-Fa
bricantes quimicos. 66 Broad Street
New York.
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Dr. L0yett, Medicine &c, Pill
doras para curar el reumatismo. Bex
II, New York, N. Y.
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DR.. Ford. ---Pldoras para enrique
Ger y purifcar la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 80 w, As tn St., New
York.
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Sszsdente.--- Polvo perfecto para
los dientos. Compuesto de los mejores
ingredientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03

Oura de stearns, para ell dolor de
cabeza. Frederick stearns Co., De
troit, Michigan.
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DiHamita Du Pont, para abonar
terrenos. Escriba { l. f. Du Pont de
Nemours & Pawder Co., 70 West St.,
New York.
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CONLJCENCA.

La sehorita Rosario Morales, an
tigua empleada de la casa New Ba-
zar, csta hacienda uso de un mes dc
licencia.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
Dsfavo Coalition With Machine Republicans
BIG POWERS TO OPPOSE
CHINESE REACTIONARIES
Nations Not TO Permit Measures
Which Will Endanger Peace

British and japanese ministers are act
ing upon the principle that the situ-
alton brought about by the dismisssl
Of the grand councillor. Yuan Shi
kai, requires 4 united action on the
part Of the powers and q warning 10
the prince regent against any admin
is1TatlFe acI that might endanger the
peace.
The Russian and the French minis
ters appear 10 be without instructions
from their governments and are await
ing developments.
Officials Of the Chinese government
have intimated that inquiries concern
ing the treatment Of Yuan Shi ksi
on the part of the legations would be
unwelcome and that moreover. the chi
nese government Is not prepared 10
receive Representations from foreign
governments on the subject
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
BILLS WILL RESTRICT
RESIDENCE OF OPTENT4LS {
So Dlpatch ia 20 ColIl

toPcctoa DfpotcH 10 4 ne Call
CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
or COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
AENTO- Jan s--Exclusion of the Jspz-
nese from The public schools their
elimination as directors OF any corpo-
ration organized under the laws OF
California and the restriction Of the
or1entsls 10 certain prescribed resi-
dence sections Of municipalities in the
state are the principal features OF bills
which VII be introduced in the lower
house Friday by Grove l. Johnson Of
San Francisco Another measure denv-
ing 70 japanese The right 10 purchase
property IN the state was coateu1r7sf ter
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
DESIGNED TO PREVENT
DELAY IN PROSECUTION
Especial Dispoioh 10 The Colll

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
AENL0, Jan 6--Ths decision of the
supreme court IN the case of ex-MaYor
SchmitE, convicted OF grating. viii re-
suit IN The Introduction during this
term Of 1he legislature OF g bin de-
signed 10 DO away with much OF the
delay in criminal prosecutions.
The measure that VIII deal with the
grand jury and the revision OF its &C
tio1s viii be introduced by Senator
George " Cartwright Of Fresno.
As rhe law STANDS al present the de-
fsnosnI may not only delay his trial Sy
q tedious examination Of grand jurors
IN regard 20 bias or prejudice. but by
taking z bill of exceptions may again
after conviction by q jury. reopen the
whole matter before the supreme court
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
ALLIANCE WILL WORK
TO PREVENT BOYCOTTTNG
Especial Dspofch 10 The Call

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
MENTO. Jan. s--The Citizens alliance
intends 10 have q bill introduced in the
legislature reproducing the Alabama
law against conspiracy
Bush Einnei. general counsel for the
Citizens alliance. Is Up from San Fran
cisco with 4 copy OF the proposed bin.
which IN effect IS TO prohibit boy
cottiug. unfair lists picketing black
listing or other interference with the
lawful business or OCCUPATION OF
others" The penalty IS a fine Of not
less than $50 nor more than $500
A task engaging Finnelrs attention
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
NAT GOODWIN AND WIFE
SPEND THE DAY IN TOWN
He Refuses TO Discuss Mcmillan
Episode or Things Personal

Nat Goodwin and his newly wed wife.
the beautiful Edna Goodrich spent the
day in the city yesterday on their way
from Reno to Los Angeles. Goodwin
was in q merry mood and introduced
the former Florodora girl 10 many Of
his acouaintances as Mrs. Goodwin
OF the Harry Mcmillan episode and
Of the report that he was about 10
bring charges for breaking down Raw
hide Coalition against the unfortunate
suitor for the hand OF Edna Goodrich
Goodwin had nothing TO say.
4 don't know Mcmillan" the actor
tersely remarked yesterday al the ST.
Francis 4 don't care what he does
or what happens 10 him. I am out here
for q rest and do not intend 10 be dis
turbed bE silly reports linking my name
and my Hife's with his
Goodwin said that the first act Of
Cameo Kirby. the play with which ne
opened in Broadway this season. but
which after an unsuccessful engage
ment. he withdrew. is now being re-
written and that when the necessary
corrections are made he win try il
again
He left for Los Angeles last night
He said that his mining interests were
prospecting and that actin or not act
ing, their Development would still
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07

Do You Want <S.o0f
Read THE CALLS weekly OFFER on
mage IL
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07

toga
z = Callan of the thirty-ninth dis
trIct, san Francisco, who has spent sew
ersl months compiling the record Of the
senior senator. g g Young OF Berke-
ley. and George / Sackett OF Ventura
who were Instructed BY their conTsa-
tons 70 vote gsinst Perkins. were ex-
pected 10 refuse 70 sign the call, but
the refusal Or failure of A. NJ Drew or
Fresno, G " Wyllie OF Dinubs and
" R Flint OF san Benito 10 append
their names 10 the call came IN the na-
turs OF a surprise.
They are snti-mschine men. but Il
was not believed that they would de-
cline 10 90 into the caucus and after
opposing Perkins there take their
medicine under the majority binding
rule
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
Nc MILAN Not in Jail

The following dispatch. dated al
Reno, New. was received last night BY
The Call from J. Harry Mcmillan in
reference 70 his arrest on the charge
OF having paid gambling debt with
bogus checks.
Your special wire from here appear
ing in this mornings paper was mani
Iest1F unfair 10 me l was not taken
10 the county jail or locked in anv fail
upon mY arrival 7 was taken before
the justice Of the peace, who fixed my
bail at s.. 00o. and Sheriff Ferrili re-
leased me on mY own recognizance un-
til $50. at which time i. / Patrick.
president Of the First national bank OF
Goldield. and Charles Sadlier presf-
dent Of the saloonmsn and gambling
association OF Reno. furnished the bond.
The preliminary hearing viii be had
tomorrow
Do You Want $5.o0f
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07
For Reformatorv Prison

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SACRA-
NENTO- Jan s-A member OF The
san Francisco delegation win introduce
measure asking for the establish
nent ot TefQrmstory prison 10 sup
plement the penal Institutions in the
state. The bill contemplstes q revolu-
ton of the present system OF punish
ing criminals 50 as 10 teach them
10 be better citizens rather than more
accomplished criminals before their
terms OF imprisonment have been com
pleted
The measure IS & free copy OF the
New York statute. and Il enacted VIII
Introduce the indeterminate sentence
feature
The supporters % The bill contend
that bF con6ning a convicted felon for
a. iHdetermfnste period and by in
structing him in useful pursuits he
VIII not only prove himself worthy Of
liberty within a short period. but VIII
also Be prepared 10 mend his ways and
I've as law abiding citizen
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-07

Additional news OF the legis-
lature viii be found on page 7.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
THE CROUCH.

"Ain't II disagreeable" 1t is the sad re-
frain
or the man whose only mission In this
life Is to complain.
The birds that sing so gayly are not big
enough 10 eat
And the flowers blossom only in most
excessive heat.
The sky so blue and clear Is merry pitt
lessly warm.
And when cloud looms up II Is GER
tain sign OF storm.
So no matter what the season and no
matter what the day,
"Ain't is disasreeable?" Is all he has to
say.
The distant hill is but step whose
climbing brings distress:
The wnyside fow'ret is weed Of rank
unloveliness:
The breeze that whispers soft at night
suggests a drafty chill,
And the moons a ghostly presence as II
rises white and still,
Cnwelcome are the berries and the fruits
that cluster thick:
They may be appet'zing. but they'll sure
ly make you sick.
IN vain you seek to win him Ger to
laughter and to play.
Amt is disagreed ble?"-is all he has 10
say.
Washington Star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26

cool in connection with the governor
clear thinking regarding the selec-
ton Of q business head for our com
monweaith than at the present time.
The fish and game season does well
enough ia Joke about. but even that
bit Of Righteousness should not be CIV
Ell undue proportion, when It comes
to the selection OF a governor.
We believe the people have reached
point where they arc inclined to
take time TO settle the govcrnorship
and to settle II right. They do not
want to place the nomination in ono
locality or another because somebody
thinks II Is his turn at the meal box.
They do not want a governor selected
because he happens to belong to n
particular political or fractional COM
bination. They do not want a COVER
nor chosen because he will OF will not
promote the political aspirations OF
any particular group of mon.
The people are satisfied that they
need the application Of sturdy busi-
ness principles TO the management OF
our State finances and our institu
tional interests by n man who has
backbone. They realize that we can
not go on increasing expenses galore
on the spccious plea that the corpor-
atoms can be taxed to meet needless
scattering OF State funds, Cor they
know that this policy will inevitably
tend to drive capital away from YER
mont. whereas we need TO attract cap
itsl to help IN the development Of our
natural resources and the promotion
OF the Green Mountain state ms A
great pleasure ground.
Tho people are thinking about ali
these things ns never before. ana
when they set about a settlement OF
the governorship, they are going to
select the man for the place who vii,
best accomplished what we all need
TO have accomplished as individuals
and as commonwealth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-08-26
MOUNTAIN MECCAS AND SuNMEI,
HOTELS.

Inc discr'seion Of the project to
ooom Vcrmont's mountnins as Meccns
Tor summer visitors and tour,sts. con-
unues with gratifying interest and
zeal; and IL the good work can be
continued long enough, 10 will I'M
quest'onably be possible TO direct
the attention OF capitalists TO the
wonderful opportunities for invest
ment in the Green Mountain state.
Tho Montpelier Journal In comment
ing upon our reference to this sub
jcct the other day says:
"It seems 10 the journal that YER
mont needs more. not fewcr. grand
sweet songs" telling its attractions
and TIM, they should be sung In the
ears OF tourists. Some % whom visit
tho White Mountains. This parer
hope. some day TO see on Cancels
Hump and Mount Mansfield hotels.
tho equal Of any IN New Hampshire
for it believes that Vermont has more
than tina: state. II we are going out
In earnest for the summeY tourist. we
must do more booming than we have
done hitherto. and we must build
more modern hotels. In the matter OF
scenery we have so much that we are
land poor" Unfortunately for Yer
monters, hitherto the tourist has pre-
ferred to enjoy an inferior brand Of
scenery In order that he might make
connections the same day with a good
dinner and n good bed. OF course.
there are now good hotels and board
ing houses available. but not in suth-
cient numbers TO care for consider
able number of summer guests. The
tourist business is one of the lines
OF least resistance for Vermont to
follow"
This Is the sort of talk that counts.
and it is to be hoped that every news
paper in Vermont will Join the Choir
us" We know that we have attrac-
lions second to none, for so good an
authority as Ambassador Bryce has
said So II we continue TO give our
state the necessary publicity in this
| connection, our success in attracting
host of summer visitors will be
simply question of time
We should not overlook the fact.
| however, that with the introduction
| of the automobile, there comes one
more consideration In connection with
campaign to secure summer tour
lists. We have the mountains and the
unparalleled scenery. We have some
excellent hotels in the state. but we
have not enough OF them TO compete
| successfully with some other sections
of the country. We have some good
| roads. but we need more to enable
us TO bid for summer travel. Noun
tain Meccas, summer hotels and good
trunk lines Of permanent roads form
| a combination that must win.