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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10

sitios sesde las 5 de Ia tarde hasta
Ias II &c Ia noche que termlnaron
los espectaclllos en- el salon.
Nutnda eoncurrencla fuf aver
tarde al hipodronio lie Ia cindad y a
las Z de Ia noche huho todavia gran
nimelo dc personas que tnvo diff
cu}tades para tomar los carlos para
regresar i San Juan -Apesar del
nnmeIo de carros al servicio, resulta
ron insuficientes para el n1lmero de
pasajeros que circulaban desde las
5 4 las Z de la noche.
Con mucho 6xito ha probado
el ST.. Rafael Pietrantoni el automo-
vii cuya marca representa- en- Ia lsla-
La oficina y dep6sito de su nuevo
estableclmiento Sc esta lnstalando
en- IA calle de San Jose de4la ciudad
! en- breve quedara alberta al publ
co.
"A 25 asciende el nllmero de Sc
noritas y ninas que han lngresado es
te ano nuevas en- el Colegio del c. de
j. en- Santurce.
Mas de 2ooo personas concu-
aieron al mltin umionista que Sc lie
lvo a efecto el sabado Ell Ia parada
! % en- Santurce. Los oradores fueron
aplaudidos con gran ent1lslasmo.
Muchas damas concurrleron al acto
que resulto esplendldo apersar de
que Sc trat6 de .lnterrumpirle aro-
jando piedlas Al 2rupo de personas
que ALI hahia para oca.ionar alarma
y deslucir el acto.
En- Ia earta que ha dirijido el Te
sorero de Puerto Rico ST. Groomer
i Ia Liga de propietarios de San Juan
y cuvo documento ha publIcado La
Correspondence Sc contiene una
crltica para Ia administration munl-
cipal de san Juan en- 1902, qile delo
en- poder de j NJ. Ceballos una I'M
! portante slllna de dinero. sin tenel
las sllflcientes garantias para asegu-
rarla. De IA perdlda de esa cantidad
dejaha de percihir en- el total del EN-
prestlto Sc han deriyado perjuirios
i Ia cludad por no haberse podido
lelecutar Las ohras pllbEoas que con
aquella suma se hahlan de haoer
] La quiebra de Cehallos esta 4 cargo
/ de TN sindieato.
| Ell comlsionado de Instruccidy
Dr. Dexter fue obsequlado aver POI
los dlstineuidos esrosos Rer'aa pa
sando con ellos parte de Ia tarde en-
Ia elegante resldenela que poseen Ell
Santurce.
Ell Dr.. Gutierrez Igaravidez ha
trasladado su resldencla particular
a Santurce.
La mayor parte de la semana III
TINA Ia ha pasado el gobernador Col
/ ton en- su residencia de Jajome-al-
ito entendiendo en- el despacho de
los asuntos el secretarlo INFERNO de
Puerto Rico. ST. Carrel y el secreta-
rio particular ST. Petur.
Aver tarde recorri6 Ia naavor
parte Gle Santurce en- automovil, ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10
E MEJOR CALzAD0.

Todo el mundo en- Ia ciudad Y en-
la isla conoce 10 que vale y es el cal
zado que importa el conoeido esta-
bleciniento de Sr. America Salas
Fl Popular que tienc grn cllente--
la en- la cludad y en- Ia isla. Caizado
para senoras. senorltas y nlnas
todas fornlas Y precios. Para hombre
es tambien niuy complete el surtido
Ademas ell todos los correos Sc re-
nueva el exquisite surtldo de PERU
merlas medias, aguas de tocador Y
delnas productos de esta clase de las
mejores marcas de Europa y Ameri-
ca No olvideis cuando havais de il
a I'm bale a I'm paseo, i una vista
el calzaolo del Popular" calle de San
Justo San Juan. P. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10
l0TAS Y NCT|C|AS

Los excursion;sta de San Juan
para los mitins de Areciho y Maya
gllez almorzaron 81 sabado en- Ia
Central Plazpela' en- Barceloneta
|v de ELI siguieron para Areclbo en- el
tren especial facllitado por Ia empire
sa. La concurrencia al mitln de Are
cibo fue enorme.
Ina comision de la direction de
farmacia visito el viernes al gober
nador Cotton para tratar de Ia aso-
ciaci6n.
Sc esta pavimentando en- San
turee, el callejon que eonduee del
"Culto " 4 Ia carretera en- las inme,-
dlaciones de la parada p.
Fl comit6 republlcano de Ia elu-
dad ha citado 4 dlyersos elementos
de Ia colectlvidad en- particular los
que posean titulos universitarios 9
Eprofesionales de todas clases para
una reunion que Sc efeetuara esta
semana. Sc asegura que Sc sometera
a la consideration de los concurren-
ties un documento o manifesto que
ha sido redactado y aprobado por los
senores del antique directorio que dl
rijen la politica de Ia colec tlvldad
en- San Juan.
La pavimentaclo y aIreglo del
recinto nolte de Ia ciudad es obra
que esta completamente ahandona-
do por Ia municipalidad. Cuando
llueve resulta POGO menos que m
transltable un reclnto que cuenta
con numeroso vecindarlo. Con muy
POGO costo Sc han podIdo realAzar
esas obras de pavlmentaelon y al
cantarillado, es decir del saneamlen-
to de aquellos sitlos donde prlmero
tocan las brisas que banan la cludad
pero parece que para ESQ no hay dl-
nero disponihle.
Gran nlmero de personas de
amhos seyos concurno aver tarde
\ por Ia noche al Paraue. Mas dc
1000 personas vlsltaron aque llos
SOS. Fl gobierno lngles, segun Phil
ppe Millet, ha emprendido un poco
tarde, cercar esta agitacion, sin re-
nunclar por ESQ Ia pol(tlea de las
refolmas hberales.
cPero Sc llegara a estlngulr para
siempre el movimlentoo NJ. Mcnta-
gu asegura que, 81 blen es clerto que
las prlmeras medidas de repression
han producido un gran efecto, en- tea
lidad las tendencias anti-lnglesas
del pueblo; no tardaran muchos dias
antes de que nazca de nuevo el mo-
vimiento revolucionario Pero hay
que obseryar, que este movlmlento
no es propiamente sugerdo por una
idea de emancipation, slno mas hlen
es un simple arranque de fantasmo.,
que Sc esfuerza por revlvlr en- el alma
india las superstlclones y los lnstin-
tos de la barbarie.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10
Mott cia de interes

FL conocido estableecimiento de
moda, de esta ciudad "Las Noveda-
des' sigue siendo favorecido de las
damas de la cludad y de la isla y
apesar de renovar su esplendldo
surtido todos los vapores, en- breve
embarca para Nueva York, uno d
los compradores de Ia casa, que trae
"a a la isfa las ultimas novedades
de Europa y America. Ultimamen-
tie Sc han llenado los elegantes apa
radores del conocido establecimien-
to con multitud de objetos de utlll-
dad y fantasia. Perfumeria, objetos
de tocador, ropa blanca y bordada
sombreros, pasamanerla, sombrillas
alfombras, lamparas, adornos japc
neses para tocador y salas, precio
sos juegos de peinetas, fieuras de
terra Gotta, biscuit y crlstal, crlsta
lerla fina, paraguas, 4. 4. No hay
NADIA mas nuevo nj de mas novedae!
Para todos los gustos y todas las for
tunas. Ordenes por correo y telegra
flo. No DIVIDES Las Novedades
IN Ia Gale de San Franci de esta
eludad.
mago, otros de dolor de caheza. NAL
apetlto, batimiento etc. Tn amigo
me conto de como Sc hab{a curado
q con las referidaS pildoras famosas
como tonlco de la sangre ! de los ner-
vios. y las tome con excelente resl,i-
tado, plles tres frasqultos bastaron
para reponerme, darme fuerzas, ape
tito Y nerga." Del ST.. Francisco
Hernandez, calle Herrera 63, Guiana
jay. Cuba.)
Decfdase Nd. HOY. Estas pildo-
ras Sc hallan Gle venta en- esta ciudad
y en- todas las farmacias del mundo
Y donde qnlera que Sc venden nledl
cinas. Exiia las legit mas Pildoras
Rosadas del DR.. VII LIAMS.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 nnintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10
La India conyu|siya
Ha vuelto a recrudecerse ell mo
vimiento iDsurraccIOnal en-
aquel yast0 imperiO colonial
ingles.

El Times de Londres publica Ia
Hfguiente information:
"El movimiento revolucionarlo de
Ia India, ha tomsdo fltlmamente
proporciones alarman ties, y los te-
frorls.as son caaa dla mas numero-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10
En- MATERIAS De SAL LUD.
No Confundir cansancio,
Debilidad, Nal Humor,
por Enfermedades Ora
yes.
El que asi So Encuentra no de-
be Preocuparse Adiyinando
Sintomas y Cometiendo Erro.
res, PrOduclo del Pesimismo.

La persona que Sc siente indispues
ia facllmente pueele emplear su ina
ginaclon diagnosticando enfermeda-
des serlas y complicadas, cuando 10
mas probable e que Sc trata sim
plemente de una dehilidad general,
en- que el organismo. cansado por ia
tlga, abuse 8 eNceso. neceslta Ia a
vuda de un buen t,nleo fortlhcante,
y NADIA mas. Es facll creerse dispep
tico, porque hay alsuna debilidad
disestlva. @ blen que uno SURE dc
los rihones, porGue hay dehllldad
muscular en- Ia espalda . cintura. @
ID. hay velez premature, solo porque
el slstema esta aleo cansado Y requle
re ayuda. Y asf sucesivamente.
In tales casos. 10 mas cuerdo es de
jarse de pronosticos peslmistas y te-
mores lnfundados y atender i las
llamadas de la naturaleza con un
buen tonico. que dcvuelva las fuer-
zas fisicas y Ia tranquilidad mental.
Para tai efecto conslderamos las Pil
doras Rosadas del Dr.. Williams la
preparation ideal, por ser seneilla,
ehcaz, facil de tomar y que toda per
soma de cinco i Glen amos de edad
puede emplear en- esta y toca epoea
del ano.
Multitud de personals han expert
mentado los beneficios de esta exec
lente preparation, como puede uno
aven guar pre- guntando entire ami COS
! y relacionados. Muchos dlran 10 que
este senior:
Ne es muy grato relatar de CO.
mo me cure con las justamente afa-
madas Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
! Hams. Por algun tempo NE venia a
cosando un malestar general con va
RADIOS sintOmas unas yeces el estO-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10

Sr. Luis Sanchez Moralez, celehran-
do aleunas conferencias con el ST..
Falu y otros dlrectores de la opinion
republlcana en- el poblado. Por Ia no
che Sc efectuaba un mitin republica-
no en- Ia plaza Gle Colon y Sc supone
que el Sr. Sanchez Morales invitaba
a s,ls amigos polit icos para concu-
rrr al acto. Gran nlimero de repu-
blicanos Gle Santurce, Rio-Piadras.
Hato-Rey, Bavam6n Y Cataho con
currleron al mitin que duro hasta
despues de media noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-10

Fin esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 quintal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02
JENSEN WINS.
Takes First In Oratorical Contest Tues.
day Evening.

day Evening.
The McRobert's Oratorical Contest
held at the New Opera House Tuesday
evening, at which time six members of
the high school contested for honors,
was won by Leslie Jensen, his subject
being, "The Defects of Prohibition" :"
The other contestants were James
Doiiiver, who spoke On "!Aec;al Naviga-
tion," and won second place, Elma
Reeder, third, her subject being, "Im.
mortality" Jean Ferguson, "Character,"
Lena Mueller, "The Melting Pot" and
Rex Putnam, "The Man of Action
each in order as named.
Leslie Jensen who was successful at
this years contest, was second last
year and since that time has had his
aim fixed on higher honors with the
result that his oration WIS an exceed
inRly good one and his delivery far
above par.
James Dolliver is another of last
years contestants who won place and
as did Jensen, advanced this year. The
young man is very earnest speaker
and his subject and delivery we're both
exceptionally good.
The third on the list, Miss Elma
Reeder, is q very pleasing speaker and
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02
DIDN'T LIKE TO BE TAGGED.
Child ..Billed" for Canada Refuses t
Wear q Label,

Gladys Ball, eight years of age, OF
Saskatchewan, Canada, naively de.
clared at the Nebraska street station
yesterday afternoon that no one could
tag her just because she was travelling
alone.
II got tongue in my head, amt 1!
1 can use it, too, and l don't want any
old tags on me-" she asserted with
youthful vigor.
Little Gladys was placed on the train
at Hot Springs, South Dakota, and
tagged like package is billed for safe
arrival at home. She kept the tag on
her person as long as she was on the
train, but when she arrived In Sioux
City and walked bravely into the
station in company with brakeman
she tore it of. Gladys remained at the
station from early in the afternoon
until late at night, when she left or
another train.
mo, I'm not afraid to travel alone,
she said, ~ came down to Hot Springs
with my father, who has the rheuma
tism, and then mamma wanted me al
home, so l just told daddy that could
get there all right" Sioux City Journal
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02

her theme, Immortality" is one that
was handled in such manner as to
bring out every good point.
Miss Ferguson, Miss Mueller and
Rex Putnam were all fine and gave q
good account of themselves in the con-
test.
The six contestants we're very evenly
matched and as number remarked it
was one of the closest and best con.
tests that has ever been heard in the
Hills.
The judges were DR.. F. E. Walker
Rev. d. d. Tallman and Attorney
Lawrence II. Hedrick. The grading
according to thought and composition
gave Miss Mueller first, James Dolliver.
second, Leslie Jensen, third, Miss
Reeder, fourth and Miss Ferguson and
Rex Putnam tie for fifth place.
Judging according to delivery and sum.
ming up the total of both gave the
winners as stated in the beginning.
More interest is being taken in this
event from year to year 1t is good
training for the boys and girls and is
the means of developing talent along
these lines that might otherwise be
overlooked.
A fine crowd was present to listen to
the different speakers and to applaud
each effort.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02

successful is greater than ever, and no
better opportunity could be devised or
offered than the giving again of "The
Mandarin 80 successfully given in
January last by our home organization,
"The Columbia Opera Company" for
the benefit Of the expense fund of the
club. Remember the opera will be
better rendered than before, principally
from the securing of the services Of
Chauncey lessen, quite celebrated
tenor. Otherwise the cast is precisely
the same as at its previous rendering.
The other inducement is the price,
fifty cents for reserved seats, and every
seat reserved, as against dollar a seat
at the previous performances. Seats
are now on sale at Hargens.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02
DEAD
SOLDIERS
Local G. A. r. Post, Ladies Of
w. r. C. And Citizens
Decorate Graves.
CAPTAIN PALMER SPOKE
Fine Decoration Day Program Carried
Out---Monday An Ideal Day For
These Services.

An exceptionally large crowd of the
old veterns, ladies of the w. r. @. and
citizens turned out last Monday,
Memorial Day, to pay tribute to their
dead comrades. The ranks both on this
and the other side of the valley of
shadow are decreasing and increasing
more rapidly from year to year and
within very short time, the men who
defendsd the Union from 81 to 65 will
all be gone but with this glorious Union
of the United States as the greatest
monument to their memory that has
ever been erected to any class of men
since time immemorial.
The program as announced last week
was carried out practically to the
letter. A goodly number formed in q
procession in front Of the Evans at
nine o'clock in the forenoon and after
decorating the water Of Fall River in
honor of dead seamen, marched to the
State Home cemetery where very i'm
pressive services we're held. After
decorating the graves of the soldiers
dead there. an adjournment was called
until two O'Clock when the exercises
were given in the New Opera House.
The principal address of the day was
given at this meeting by Captain Henry
Palmer, of Omaha. Captain Palmer
is personally acquainted with nearly
every old soldier in Hot Springs and
his talk was like personal message
to zach of his listeners. Patriotic
nlsical selections by the Battle
Mountaip Sanitarium- band and Solos
by Mrs. r. II. Dolliver and Mrs. John
Fall and "America" by the audience
only helped to strengthen, the feeling
of immortalizing the dead heroes
At the close of the services in the
Opera House, the procession formed
and marched to the Evergreen cemetery
where the graves there we're properly
decorated. A firing squad from the
local National Guards did duty at both
cemeteries.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02
NEW IMPROVEMENTS
All Through Trains On Burlington To
Be Electric Lighted.

In the history of American railroad.
ing no such extensive and costly i'm
provement of coach lighting has ever
been attempted up to this time as that
which will be made effective by the
Burlington Route the first of June.
On that date all of it's through trains
will be electric lighted from looomo.
tive headlight to observation platform.
The most efficient electric lighting
system yet devised has been adopted,
namely the dynamo system. With this
system there is installed in the baggage
car of each train high-power dynamo
which supplies the current for the
entire train Ordinarily, when the
dynamo car is detached, there is q
distinct dimming of the lights, but
under the dynamo system not only is
enough current generated to light the
train when it is in motion or standing
still, but enough surplus current is
stored in each individual car to
brilliantly light it for several hours
without any direct current from the
dynamo. This in itself is big improve
ment over other systems of Car light
ing.
| To inaugurate this service it has been
necessary to entirely re-equip, cleo
trically, seventy-two complete trains,
for the Burlington's through trains not
| only reach all the cities of the Middle
West, but also the Pacific Coast. In
addition, practically the entire pas
senger equipment of the railroad, in
Guiding locomotives. baggage cars, mail
cars, coaches, chair cars, dining cars,
sleeping cars and observation cars, have
also had to be entirely re. equipped for
electric lighting, and at very large ex-
pense.
Another very important feature and
one not found on any other railroad is
the exclusive train electrician, which
each one of these electrically lighted
through trains carry. The train cleo.
trician is an electrical expert who
travels with the train from start to
destination and whose duty it is to
see that the electric lighting system
is kept in perfect working operation
all the time. 1t is also his duty to
look after the proper ventilation of the
train and to see that it is properly
heated-that it does not become too
cold by night or too warm by day.
/ The Burlington is also the only rail.
road in the country which has a com.
pletely electric lighted Suburban pas.
senger train service of any size, all oi
its suburban trains, of which there are
sixty odd, being dynamo electric lighted
With this great improvement the
Burlington Route, which already is un.
excelled in its equipment, dining car
service, regularity with which its trains
run son time," and complete BLOCK
signal equipment will have passenger
service as nearly perfect in all details
as it is possible to make it.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02
TEACHERS ELECTED
Majority of This Years Teachers Will
Return Next Year.


At the last meeting of the school
board the following teachers were re.
elected for the ensuing school year: r.
r. Lewis, superintendent; Miss Marie
Weeks, principal; Miss Frances Hart
man, high school; Miss Mabel Harri.
SOD, supervisor of music; Miss Anna
Preston, fifth grade; Miss Ethel
Psiroc, second grade; Miss Matte AL
len, first grade Miss Mallory, Of
Flandreau, was elected sixth grade
teacher to take the place of Miss Austa
Evans, who was not an applicant.
Miss Windette and Miss Phillips we're
not applicants leaving vacancy at
present in the third grade and high
school.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02
MARTIN AND
BURKE,
Work In Congress With An Eye
Single To The Good OF
Their People.
SHOULD BE RETURNED
What Western South Dakota Has Com.
pared With Other States---Why
Not Vote For Them.

Whatever else may enter the comm g
primaries by way of electioneering,
the stalwarts of the Black Hills find
1T hard to realize, that any thoughtful
voter should oppose the denomination
OF Representatives Eben w. Martin
and Charles w Burke. In support of
their contention that both of these
candidates are entitled to a renomina.
ton they point to events which have
happened during the careers of these
men in public life. Considering the
population of South Dakota west of
the Missouri river, more has been done
for the people by the federal govern
ment, than is often secured to one sec.
ton of the county east in century.
1t is with grateful pride that the sup.
porters of Mr.. Martin point to the
work that he has done in congress for
his home people and even now affirm
that he is in Washington, looking after
their many interests among others
there, being the new government build
ing for Rapid City. When specific
evidence of Mr.. Martins care for his
constituents are asked for among other
things, the Belle Fourche irrigation
project. now approaching completion
is mentioned and also the fact that it
is one of the largest of the irrigation
projects. Ft. Meade at Sturgis is
another benefit to the community and
is about to be made bigger than ever
and made a brigade post
There was an effort on foot to abolish
this post, but the South Dakota repre-
sentatives got busy and not only saved
it for Western South Dakota but had
its sphere greatly increased. The
United States Indian school, than
which there is no finer or better
managed institution in the country. is
maintained efficiently while other
similar institutions in the country are
allowed to lapse. There is the United
States mint at Deadwood and federal
building and at Hot Springs the govern
ment maintains national sanitarium
said to be the best institution of it's
kind in the states.
There are other reasons why the
stalwarts believe that Congressman
Martin and Burke are entitled to the
solid vote of the republicans of western
South Dakota. At the same time the
stalwarts believe and affirm that both
of these men can stand on their past
records of what they have accomplished
for the people and receive the un-
qualified endorsement of thinking
voters and the nomination at the
hands of not ungrateful people.
The prospects are favorable for many
changes in the next house and as
South Dakota's interests are supremely
we'll cared for by her present represen-
tatives, the state would gain nothing,
but lose much, by change Among
South Dakotans in Washington it is
generally believed that both Congress
men Burke and Martin will be sue
cessful in securing nominations. This
conviction extends to insurgents as
we'll as regulars and is admitted even
by those who are active in trying to
defeat them both Rapid City Journal
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1910-06-02
PHOTO FINISHING SHOP.
H. T. Peterson Opened Up Place Of
Business Last Week.

II. T. Peterson has opened up neat
and tasty little photo furnishing and
post card shop just south Of DR..
Walkers Office. He carries complete
line of the Eastman camera supplies
besides all the local views Of his own
make. He uses the Eastman tank
system for developing plates and fllms
and installed five of these to start with
but business has been so rushing that
he has found it necessary to add six
more making total of eleven develop
ing machines. When in need of sup
plies or work in this line give him .
call,