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green and so are
the wild honey
suckle and the lau-
rel, trees and
plants that are
abundant along the
Potomac.
President Roose-
welt was, as every
one knows, a nat
ure lover. He took
every opportunity
that offered to get
away from the
city. His daily
walks and rides
took him far into
the country, and on
Christmas day dur
ing the. last four
a of his term
of office he went
to Pine Knot, a
wooded, mountain
country place that
belonged to his
wife. Mr.. Roose-
welt stayed in
Washington until
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on llne. SO 1t
is that a
Washington Christ
mas day idea has
been made to serve
the ends of science.
It has been said
that in years past a
great many of the
senators and repre-
sentatives in g
went home to spend
the holidays, but that
now the practice
largely has passed.
An exception should
be made for the past,
and the present, as
well, in the cases of
those senators and
members who have in
charge legislat ion
which has been pro-
posed in bill form at
the opening of the
session of congress.
When bills are intro.
duced they are at
once referred to COM
mittees and if the
measures are OF i'm
%portance the chair
men of the commit
tees to which they
have been sent, make
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purely religious festival, as much so
as any other feast of the church. 1t
has no particularly domestic or So
cial quality. Italian children never
get presents on Christmas day. That
is done on All Souls day, in October,
when they believe-if they are very
small-that the spirits of their de-
parted relatives have come back in
the night and left presents for them:
undoubtedly a very ancient relic of
ancestor worship. 1t is the great
Teuton family of nations that give
presents to children on Christmas
day. And the Christmas tree came
out of the vast forests where dwelt
the heather German and Scandina-
Wan tribes. 1t is, In fact, a pagan
relic, passed down from primitive
forest jewellers and worshippers.
Where Celt, Slav or Latin use it.,
they have borrowed it.
France, half Latin and half Celt,
dashed with Gaul and Viking, is a
family by herself in this, as in every
thing. She builds the manager in the
churches, but at home, though she
seldom dresses a Christmas tree. lit.
tie Babette and Pierre set their
shoes by the fireplace instead Of
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the festivities of
the day e ov-
er and the chill
dren had a chance
to take
of their presents,
and then he left
for the log cabin
in Virginia where
he could sit in
front of a huge
open fire with a
g e n e "old
Christmas" hack
lOs. On these
Christmas ont.
lngs Mr.. Roose-
welt did a little
rabbit shooting
and tried to do
8 o e turkey
shooting, but the
major part of the
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COPYRIGHT 1909 By. Wa. PATTERSON

ASHlNGTON not only has a United States
Christmas celebration but it has the fes-
tlvities that mark the Christmas season in
all the civilized nations of the world. At
the Russian embassy there is a Christmas
fete after the manner of the people in the
land of the car; there are French doings
at the great European republics official
residence, and there is the genuine old
English Christmas at the home of the Brit
ish ambassador, and so one may go on
through the entire list of foreign repre-
sentatives, not aver barring the embassies
of China and Japan, where in honor of
the day, as Christian nations view it. the
officials have holiday dinners
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The South American people make much Of Christmas.
1t is the great feast day in all Latin-American countries
and the ambassadors and attaches and their families do
not forget the customs of their native lands simply be-
cause for a few seasons they have been transplanted to
new scenes. The open house" is the order of the day in
nearly every official residence in Washington after the
family has had its own intimate celebration of the holi-
day. Large families are the rule rather than the excep-
ton among the ambassadors and ministers from the
southern European and from the Central and South Amer
lean countries. The children have a gala time of it at
home and then the visiting begins. The presents that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21
LAKEWOOD.

Everett Franklin is at home this week
cutting his hay.
Chester Nevills is cutting the Leland
farm IN Mariaville.
Edmund Hopkins, Of Ellsworth, is at
work for Irving Wilbur haying.
Howard Moore has returned from Fay
cite, where he has Eeen teaching.
Margaret Nevills, of Bar Harbor, is with
her uncle for several days on a visit.
Ralph Garland is employed in Mariaville
by Charles Silsby during the haying
season.
Agustus Danico and family, OF Green
Lake, are here at their old home for seve-
raj days.
Vernal Frazier visited his home Sunday,
returning Monday to his work on the
railroad.
All are haying in good earnest. The
general report is about two-t thirds crop.
Garden crops are looking well, encouraged
by the frequent showers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Il
! Misses Eta and Olive Gray, Of Pittsfield
are visiting relatives here.
| Mrs. Annie Jordan and daughter, o
Old Town, are visiting Ira B. Hagan, jr.
and family.
Horace Bonsey and family left Monday
evening for Boston, where they will live
for the present.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Moore left Tuesday noon for
Seattle, WASH, whereSshe will visit for two
months with relatives.
Mrs. Esther Doyle has returned from a
months visit with her sons at Bar Har-
Dor, Brooksville and Orono.
Hiram w. Smith and wife, Of Annis-
guam, Mass, came Tuesday evening fol
q visit with Charles Lynch and wife.
Simon Lake was called to st. John last
week by the death OF his brother, who had
been in failing health for the past year.
Master Walter Armstrong, OF Rochester,
N. H., is spending bis vacation with his
grandparents, E. B. Armstrong and wife.
A party of ten, was entertained at Frank
-AAo01OSho SdiuP bidhSh POiof A10thAAdy
and Sunday, guests OF Charles A. Joy and
wife.
Arthur b. Mitchell is home from Cherry
field, where he has been since spring at
work in the mill OF A. l.. Stewart &
Sons.
Mrs. Frank H. Lowell and son Erdman
arrived Sunday noon from Tarrytown, n.
Y, to spend several weeks with her
parents, Almond G. Jellison and wife.
Mrs. David Fox, of Bethel, who has
been here the past month the guest Of
Mrs. Helen Fox, has returned to her home.
She will leave shortly for Salt Lake City.
A party OF nine spent Sunday at Branch
pond, the guests of Stiilman S. Jordan.
ber company's power boat, built by Mr..
Jordan last winter.
Mrs. Mary d. Jordan, Of Bangor, came
Tuesday evening for visit wi h her
daughter, Mrs. Asa c. Flood. She was
accompanied by Miss Helen Flood, who
has been with her for several weeks.
Mrs. Addie Gagne, who has been here
several weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Ira
B. Hagan, jr., left Tuesday noon for her
home in Pennington. She was accom-
panied by her father, Henry c. Hastings,
who will spend few days with her at her
home there.
Mrs. Oscar Staples and J. w. Moore were
summoned to West Surry Saturday by the
serious illness of their father, Arthur l..
three years. The funeral was Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore formerly
lived here, and have many friends among
the older residents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.

Mrs. George Fullerton entertained a
party of friends recently. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Allen Remick and son Allie, Of
Bangor, are occupying Shady Cove cottage
for the summer.
Oswold Ellis and wife, formerly Of this
place, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, born July II. Clarence
Norris.)
Mrs. Eliza Joyce has entertained at hel
cottage at Pleasant beach the past week
Mrs. Frank Brewer and daughter Lottit
Mae, of Bar Harbor.
John Ray, jr., has returned from Wyom.
ing, where he has been employed since
last winter. He reports it money-maS
ing country, with work for all. Ill health
caused his return.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21
COMING EVENTS.


ELISWORTH.
Saturday evening, July "a - Ice cream
sociable at Salvation army hall.
Thursday and Friday, Aug. IL and Is ~
Unitarian conference at Sullivan.
Friday, Aug. IS, Q a. M, at court house
in Ellsworth State board OF assessors in
session to meet town assessors.
Friday. Aug. q, at Ellsworth State
teachers examination.
Wednesday and Thnrday, Sept. z2 and
% North Ellsworth fair.
COUNTY.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 7, s and 9 -Bluehill fair.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. and 8
-E len fair.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 2s and %
Amherst .air.
Wednesday, Sept. 29-Orla fair.
FAMILY REUNIONS.
Thursday, Aug. 12- Bunker family at
Franklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21
WEST ELLSWORTH.

The Guptill brothers lost valuable
horse Saturday afternoon from collie.
The shower of rain and hail Saturday
afternoon did serious damage to many OF
the crops.
There will be two-cent sociable at the
Dollardtown schoolhouse Thursday even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock.
Miss L. H. Floyd will leave this week
for York to stay few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Tressa Plaisted.
Albert Seeds, OF Machias, with his chill
dren, were guests over Sunday OF his
mother, Mrs. L. M. Seeds.
Rev. H. B. Haskell, district superintend-
ent, will preach at the Dollardtown
schoolhouse Sunday at o'clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21

Sunday Boats To and From Boston.
Until further notice boats Of the East
ern Steamship Co. will leave Boston,
Bangor and Bar Hsrbor Sundays as well
as weekdays.
Both freight and passenger business has
been so heavy this season that week-da
boats only have been unable to take care
of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
new ADvEKTIsEMENrs THIS WEEK

stephen Brennan-Notice Of foreclosure.
BLuEHLL, NE:
W Partridge-soda fountain for sale.
NoRwALK, COM:
Vanderhoef s. Co-Help wanted.
Admr notice-Est Kit.redge Hooper.
Is Est Nellie A Stanley.
Exec notice-Est Alanson Tucker.
G. W. T. F. L. Mason-Farm for sale.
Eastern S Co.
Vermont Mutual Fire Ins Co.-Statement
Frank E. Gray-Automobile for sale.
A Haynes-Cash market.
G Haines-Announcemen
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
AT ELLSWORTH PosToPFrcE.
IN effect June 2I. 1919.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM WEsT-'6.55 a m; 'l2.0s, 4.3o and 10 p m.
FROM EAsr-122o, SAP and II .O7 p m.
MAIL CLOSES AT posToFFicE
GoING WEsT-i1.50, M; ~. .5.I5 and g p m.
GOING EasT-6.f5 and SIS m; and $40 D m.
Daily, sundays included.
No mail dispatched to or received from the
east sundays.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-07-21

Unitarian County Conference.
The annual session Of the Hancock
county Unitarian conference will be at
Sullivan Thursday evening and Friday,
Aug. IL and 13.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26
koTAS Y NOT|C|AS

Los soclos del casino de la ciudad
Sc quejan de que SC hayan suspcndi-
do las jaranas q. ALI sc efectuaban
los domlngos. Hay gran disgrlsto
entire la juventud que forma la ma
yor parte Gle los socios del cxprcSado
centre y sc trata de solicitar dc Ii
directiva del mismo. sean reanuCla
daS las rcfefi'!as jaramas.
FL 81 t.lijio II Rodligucz. vccino
dc lalco y agontc ea p, Rico de- Ia
Rcvlsta IIu>rrtdl III Tempo" que
Sc puhilea en- Meiiro, SO ha servido
ohsequiarnos con I'm cicnplar de- la
eAplrsada pubiicaci6n. Contienc
magnltlcos grayados Y conocidas
plumas dc la america latina avaloran
su recomendahlc tcAio.
-Ha Salido para Ciales. .en asuntos
de su profession. 81 ingenicro Sr. Jose
y. Canlas. Rcgresara mailana en- IL
mon del otro ingcnicro Sr. Luis A.
Gonzalez, de la propia oficina del Sr
Canals.
Han quedado tcrminadas las o.
bras dc reconstruction de la casa nli-
nero - dc la cailc dc Sun Francisco
de cSta cIIaad y un hermoSo cdificio
dc dos p!aliias - ha lcveantado ali.
la el c.rculo de recreo dc San
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26

Eutonces usted no ha usado ell An.
IT, corpu que es un remedio inofensivo
Y Sc gaIaItiza que reduce Ia gordura
si no da resultado Sc devolvera ell
dinero.
Una botella de $500 lie dara trein.
ia dias, con 10 cual le bastard. Ell
Anti Corpu no es una droga qre NAL
trata ell est6mago nj una medicina de
patente. Esta hecha absolutamente
de substaucias vegetables y es inofensi-
va. Esta hecha en- forma de polvo y
es agradable y ficil para tomarse.
Est. rtcomendada por los medicos
cientlfcss de Estados Unidos, CO.
mo cl unico remedio contra la gor-
dura FL Anti.Ccrpu roduce Ell cuello
doble, las caJeras gruesas y las me
iillas abultadas. Da buen aspecto al
semblante y quita todas las srrugas
de la piel.
Iss personals gordas que enhaque-
cen con ell Anti-corpu no vuelven a
engondar.
Esta medicina Sc vende bajo saran.
tia, es enteramente inofensiva y sc
garantiza que reduce la gordura de
tres cinco libras por semana En-
caso de que no surta efecto, devolve
remos el dinero.
La botella cuesta $500. Pida esta
medicina al droguists. pero no tome
cualquier otro remedio. AL recibir ell
valor podemos mandarle el Arti.Cor-
pu por correo.
Gratis. lie enviaremos una botella
de muestra al recibir diez centavos
para pagar ell empaque y el porte
de correo. Ademas, lie agradeceremos
que Sc sirva mencionar este peri6dico.
Esthsiic Chemical Co. 81. West US
s.. hsx iork Qenariamento D.
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organismo, ha finado en- Lima, este
iIustre escritar t. gura colossal de la Ii
teratura castai.ana.
Tienen las futuras generaciones
un precloso legado en- las numerosas
obras hilas de Su ingenio.
Tradlclones perudnas. es un teso
ro de arte donde ei autor muestra u
ma prodlglosa imagination y una fe-
cundia creadora.
Las ietras americans plerden il
una de sus giorlas y ei Peru 4 uno dc
sus hijos predliectos por su ilustra-
cion y patriotlsmo.
Descance en- la paz del Senor este
obrero de la civiiizacion.
La Correspondence Sc une d Ia pc
ma que a'ige hoy i aquel hogar. don
de b.To siempre la virtud del hom-
bre de blen, dei patricia inmacuia-
do Y del consagrado por ell arte,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26
La venta de 1omasito.
Como hace la reolame"
los diarios neoyorkinos
Al decir de un reporter, esta es
la prenda mas barata de
cuant0s Sc han Gfrecido a
precio de quemazon.

Jos gustaria poseer un hermoso
bebe de ojos azules? Conocels ell pa
no. De piernas y brazos roillzos, sem
brado delhoyuelos todo su cuerpecito
y armada de un parecito de puhos
como pocos Sc han presentado al al
re.
iAh!, icon que teneis uno?; pues
sois dichoso. Entonces no va con Nd.
la cosa. Es para aquellos que abun
dando en- dinero, escasean de nlnos.
Ahora Sc presenta OCCASION de COM
prar un bebe como ell que Sc ha pin
tado. Sc llama Tomasito Beach Y Vi
We con sus papas en- el 2l0 de la oc-
tava avenida.
Los padres de Tomasito Green que
pueden realizarlo en- $500, y en- ese
precio 10 han ofrecido. Es la crlatu-
tita mas bonita y graciosa de cuantas
han interrumpido Ia contabiiiidad
del censo desde hace tempo. Namos,
solo vale los $500, Y no habiemo
mas de sos ojitos que sonrien y sus II
zos de pe.o negro
"Al decir del reporter. que pas6
media hora anoche con el meme. esta
es la prenda mas barata de cuanta@
Sc han ofreclio precio de quemazon
EN- estos tiitlmos diaS.
"Ademas de las cuaiidades deScri-
tas. es una criatura que no da que ha
Ger. Hace solo dos Semanas que hrg6
a SUI casa. De manera q no ha tenldo
tempo de adquirir malos hibitos.
No moiesta NADIA mas que por ie-
che.
"Empero no ha podldo rcgarlarse
"Empero no ha podidc regaiarse
mucho de ese liquido. debido d que
sus padres son pobres. pobres en- eX-
tremo, V L. ieche cuesta dinero, De a
hi que quicren vender.e i alguna per
soma que no tenga que sufrir por iai-
ia de comida para Tomasito.
MAS Il no sc ha queiado. No ha
movido sus labios para NADIA. eNcep-
to para chupar V reir, cuando no es-
ia durmiendo. Los padres caiculau
que adem4s de iievar Tomasito fell
cidad por vaior de $500 i aiguna IA
milia sin hijos, obtendra para 81 un
buen hogar"
''Con los $500 los padres pueder
salir de apuros Y compraiies ailmen-
to las dos hermanios die padre lie
Tomasito, Alice. de cuatro aoriles. y
Annie, de dos. ST no adquieren Sj0C
Sc conformaran con Ia oferta que
siga, de modo que todavia pueGe ser
que la ganga sea mayor
Beach tiene veintltres anoS Y sc ha
casado dos veces. Su pnmera e-posa
murio hace dos amos, dejandoie dos
huos. A los seis meses case con ia mu
jer actual. Is alta V de buen parecido
pelo rubie, oios azuiez y cuenta
diez V nueve amos"
"Cansado Beach de buscar traba-
10 para sostener su fanil L 70 cinco.
resolvio despues de consu,tario con
su esposa. .vender al niLo. Preglnt6
al reporter 81 crefa que el hett est
ba caro- en- $500, 10 que ie COME 90
que no..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26
Gacetina de Cabo- Rojo,
De uuestro correyponsal.

Julio 23.-Estuvo guardando CANA
aunoue no de gravedad, Ia senorits
Profesora Carmen Gaztambide, va
esta completamente blen, 10 que ce-
lebramos en- gran manera.
Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
en- nuestras oficinas al joven Don
Victor Manuel Lebron, quien viene
pasar una temporada entire noso-
tros Este estudioso joven aprobo su
tercer ano de Bachillerato { ingresa
ra nuevamente en- Ia High SCHOOL,
de Ponce, en- ell proximo ano donde
Sc dispone a terminar sus estudios
preparedness, para luego trasladar-
Sc los E. Z. donde Sc propone Sc
guir la carrera de ingeniero agro-
nomo.
Las grandes disposiciones del clta-
do amigo lie hacen acredor al aprecio
general y es de esperar que en- no
lejanos dias sea uno de los hombres
que van a vanguardia del progreso
Felicitamos al amigo alentandole
en- la tarea que voluntariamente Sc
ha impuesto y esperamos que no Sc
intimide ante las adversidades que
pudieran presentarsele, manana en-
su camino.
Tambien hemos saludado al Pro-
fesor Don Enrique Ramirez Y a
los amigos Don Federico Gaztam-
bide Soltero y Don Rosendo Acosta
Ell primero estuvo en- sollcitud de
una escuela en- este pueblo y los Ill
timos de paseo
Hace algunos dias lego esta po-
blacion una cola Giratorla pedida
por unos senores de esta poblaclon
Estara aqul hasta que pase la fiesta
de San Miguel y luego Sc dispone
salir para los demas pueblos de la
isla.
Ha estableeido su galeria fotogra-
flea en- una casa de Don Limo J. Vega
el ccnocido Fotografo Sr. Benabey
el pueblo caborrojeno que sabe
apreclar 10 bueno aprovechara Ia
oportrnidad de utilizar los servlcios
de este amigo
Sus trabajos no dejan NADIA que
desear Y sus preclos son de situa-
cion.
Aver visito esta poblaci6n, la fa-
milia de Don Federico Gaztamblde,
de Sabana Grande.
Han sido contratados los maestros
que han de traba!ar el proxlmo
ano escolar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26

La mayor parte de los escasos ex-
cursionistas que a Ultima hora Sc de-
cidieron If a Ponce, regresaron en- el
tren de la mahana de hoy. Parece
que las carreras de caballos resulta-
ron adversas para los de San Juan
y Sc informa que muchos de los ex-
cursionistas dejaron todos sus habe-
res en- el viaje.
-Hemos recibido cortes invita-
ci6n para el bale de sociedad que
Sc llevara a efecto en- la nueva casa
consistorial de Utuado, el dia prime
ro de Agosto proximo.
Ha fdo a Utuado, el sabado, el
assistant del departamento Consoli-
dado Sr. Jaime Annexy. Regresara
esta no che.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26
DISCORDIAS PELIGROSAS.

En- Bolivia Sc estan portando
NAL. Una muchedumbre roded
Ia legaci6n argentina y proflriendo
insultos, apedre6 la casa.
ESQ nj es justo nj es vaiiente.
81 entire repdblicas latinas surgen
di6cultades, deben ser fadas a la
diplomacia, no los gritos y las
injurias. Los bolivianos que tai
hicieron no procedieron bien, aun
cuando Bolivia tenga raz6n en- su
pleito con Argentina. La bande-
"a de esta rep1blica debe ser res
petada porque aquella es una gran
nacion que ocupa un pueblo her
mano al de Bolivia.
Nj tampoco debe darse motive
4 que el gran gobierno que ha echa-
do s pretende echar sobre sus hom-
bros Ia tutoria de paises latinoameri-
canos, a que considere con justl-
cia que esos paises necesltan m
La discordia ocurrida en- La Paz
no obedece a inhuencias agenas
nj a la familia. No hay en- ella, es-
trano estimuio. Pertenece exciusi-
vamente al orden de disgustos
entire parientes.
Con franqueza declmos que de-
ben evitarse esa verguenzas. Guam
do en- nuestro pals vimos que puer-
torriquenos tiraban pledras a puer-
torriquenos, protestamos energl-
camente de tan miserable indigni-
dad. Esa p rotesta no es una teo-
ria. Los mismos errores deben en-
todas parties ser iuzg:>dos con ell
mismo criterio.
Bolivia debe permanecer pac{-
fca, aunque no sea mas que para
que presencie desde la galeria el
espectaculo que Colombia esta dan
do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26
Resabjos del cesaIsmo.

De Washington comunican al
Morning Journal de Albuquerque,
que el Presidente Taft postivamen-
te ha dlcho que no aceptara nlngdn
substitute a su plan para tasar las
ren tas netas de las corporaciones.
como sc ha dicho en- ciertos c:rculos
sena toriales que 10 har:a; y que no
pesm:tl.a que pase ser ley n:nguna
med:da arancelaria que no reduzca
mater;almen:e muchcs de los aran-
ce!es en- la Ley Dingley. Pues en- ver-.
dad que aun Sc ha dlcho en- los c!scu-
los administrators. muy rec;eate-
mente, que el Presideate ha dicho
que pondra su veto a cua!esu,:ie
ley de tarifa cue no reduzca en- su
totalidad los aranceles contenidos
en- la ley Dingley. Ell presidente es-
pera tambien que Sc incorpore en- la
presente ley de tarifa una enmienda
a la ley actual, dando a los estados
de la union el derecho de votar una
enmienda la constitution, que ha-
ga possible el decretamiento de una
ley para tasar las rentas de particu-
lares.
Caualesquiera que sea 10 que re-
suite, va no tardaremos mucho en-
saberlo La calor, que Sc esta hacien
do insoportable en- Washington en-
estos dias creemos que obligara a los
solones darse prisa y no es impro-
bable que Sc sepa el resultado para
fin nes de la semana que entra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-26

German, acord6 la celebration de un
bale de .confianza para la noche de
aver %. Oportunamentc recibimos
la correspondence lnvitacion. Seg(in
informes la fiesta rcsulto csplendida.
-Todas las oficinas pdblicas y los
establecimientos de comercio de la
ciudad, han permanecido hoy cerra-
dos con motive de la celebration Gle
la festividad del 25 de Julio.
Ell soldado de la compahia \ del
reglmlento de Puerto Rico que fu6
dctenido el sabado por la policia, que
do recluido en- el deposito hasta la ce-
braci6n del oportuno juicio.
Ell sabado salio para Ponce. en-
autom6vil por la carretera central,
el Sr. \. Pasarell Tambien fue i
Ponce Ell joven Pierre Alfonsi.
La policia dc P. dc TERRA ha he
cho va varlas dcnuncias contra los
Que utillzan la plaza dc la Lealtad
como camlno pliblico.
Sc ha scguido hacienda con re-
gularldad q scrvicio dc AUTOMOBILES
cnerc la eiudad Y Santuree. Dcbicra
iJarsc on los carros una tablilla que
lnlofmara del prcrio de eala pasaje
LA ocurldo que algunas personals al
tomsr cl cochc creycndo que cl pa
sac eran > centavoS 10 han dcjado
despucs,