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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS

The Baptist Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mrs. F.. E. Eatherton.
Wednesday, October 10, and elected
officers as follows: President, Mrs.
F. f. Eatherton; vice president, Mrs.
H. r. Schildnecht: secretary, Mrs.
Clark Cox. A social hour was spent
and dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Miss Mar
garet Stoddard.
Let me light your home this win
ter Better and cheaper than gas.
Drop me a postal. Will call. Sam
uel Thies, Cashmere, Wash. ***
The entire cast of the Wenatchee
Society Ladies' Ministries will meet
for rehearsal on Thursday evening,
at 7:3O, in the back room of the We
natchee Hotel building. This meet
ing is to take the place of the one
announced for tonight and there
will be no meeting tonight.
A D. S. Peroxide Cream applied
to the skin, ii clears the pores of i'm
purities and produces a rich white
ness that is not secured by other
means. For sale only by U. G. Pogue
nr,,1 10 $50
Mrs. Ed White, of Seattle, is Wis
iting her brother, l.. E. Walton and
family, and other relatives of the
city.
Glasses fitted. DR.. Zener, Halbert
block. '**
Dave Slime returned last night af-
ter an absence of six months. Dur
ing that time he travelled pretty
steadily through the south and east
but he states that in all his travels
he found no place that is the equal
of Wenatchec. He expects to remain
at home for a time at least.
The Royal Neighbors of America
will give a social and serve refresh
ments at Sprague hall on Thursday
evening. Oct 27th. Admission 15c
#*a
A reception is planned for tonight
for Rev o. w. Gist, in Spokane
Pastor Gist was in charge of the
Christian church in this city but re,
Gently moved to Spokane.
Fresh cider made every day. De-
livered to any part of city. First
door west of Wenatchee theatre
Phone 1875.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mer-
Ger, 343 Douglas street.
The Howard Dustless busters" fol
sale at the Wenatchee Drug Co.
The Chelan County Sunday School,
convention will be held the 4th and
5th of November.
If you are piling up money and
property for your boys and girls
without giving them a business col
lege training, you are not wise
$780, ~, **a
John Davidson was brought here
yesterday from Leavenworth, to
serve a ten dogs sentence for petty
larceny. Davidson is one of the men
charged with purlOining and selling
hardware taken from the Hoffee sec
ond hand store.
See our new line of Papetries al
reduced prices. Wenatchee Drug
Company.
Sheriff Ferguson has been con
fined to his home for the last three
days with a severe attack of tonsil'
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WENATCHEEBOOST.
ERS CAPTURE
SPOKANE
Continued from Page One)
world to the other"
Friendly Spirit, His Theme.

Frlenuly spirit, Ills lHciHC.
After all of the visitors had spo-
ken, E F. c. Van Dissel, vice presi-
dent of the National Apple Show, was
called upon for a short talk. He
spoke of the friendliness of Spokane
and Wenatchee and of the hope Of
the officials Of the show to have a
better rating Of the Wenatchee
Winesaps at the fourth show.
The Wenatchee officials left last
night for home and the following
telegram was sent to the mayor OF
Wenatchee by the Spokane chamber
of commerce:
Hon. John A. Gellatly, Mayor of
Wenatchee, Wenatchee, Wash: Your
telegram received and read at We
natchee day luncheon. Spokane re-
ciprocates your friendly sentiments
The luncheon was a magnificent sue
cess. Every seat was taken prompt
" at u O'Clock. Many were unable
10 gain admittance. 1t was one OF
the most enthusiastic gatherings OF
business men ever held here or else
where. King, Littlefield, Thompson,
Clark. Atkinson and. Coburn were
given a royal welcome by our men,
bers, and at the close of their most
interesting addresses they were Civ
en- an ovation. Every one here is
talking Wenatchee. Your delegation
simply captured the city. They
painted Wenatchee all over us in
great big letters.
Spokane Chamber of Commerce.
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Other Advisers Discarded.
Baseball Notes.

Pitcher Crandall did nice work for
the Giants the past season, winning
Is and losing four games.
The total attendance at the Amer
lean league games In 1901 was L.
6S2,584 and in 1910, 3,957,939.
Davey Jones, the Detroit outfield-
err, has purchased a drug store in
Detroit Davey is popular in Tiger
Vile" and will no doubt get his share
of the drug business.
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Football Notes.

Judging from what the army did
to Yale, Harvard will find plenty to
do at West Point.
Chase, one of Iowa's strongest
players, is disabled and will not be
seen in any more games this season.
The Harvard-Dartmouth game
should be classy struggle this year.
Both teams have been playing great
football.
The western elevens are putting
it over Chicago in great style. Illi-
nois beat the Maroons this fall, their
first victory in nine years.
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SEWING MACHINES.

MACHINE HOSPITAL
Expert repairing, readjusting and
doctoring done on old and decrepit
machines. If your machine is all
ing we will cure it. Prices reason
able and satisfaction guaranteed
Supplies and parts furnished for
all makes. Every kind for sale or
rent.
D. G.. CAMERON.
Gil South Wenatchee Ave.
Phone 345. 11-2
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BUSINESS ROOM TO RENT.

FOR RENT-Brick business build
ing; 25x36, two stories: located
on Mission street, opposite G. N.
Hotel, formerly occupied by Farm
ers' Tel. & Tel. Co. Will be ready
for occupancy after Nov. Is. Call
on q. A. Lanham Phone 2705. tt
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED-An experienced man
wants to take charge of ranch
during absence of owner. Address
H. R.. care A. V. Shepard. Wena--
chez Ave. 1923
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire of Alex Craig, at back door.
IA South st. At home after Z
o'clock. H.
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COAL.

COAL.
HAVE YOU TRIED Roslyn or Car
ney Coal? If not, why not? Prices
right and full weight every time.
Phone the Cannery 545.
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GIRL WANTED.

WANTED-A girl about 20 years
old to enter Wenatchee Hospital
for training as nurse. Good wages
to right party. Apply to Matron
at Hospital or Phone 1853. 1923
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LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN-A glass-eyed
mare; weight about 500 or 900
pounds. Diamond with a roof
over, brand on right shoulder.
Saddle, bride, snaps, quirt and
spurs. Notify Sheriff's office. 11-2
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WORK WANTED,

WANTED-A good trusty German
wishes position caring for ranch,
Or stock, or similar work during
the winter. Call at Harness Dept,
Wells & Morris. tt
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

CLOSING OUT SALE.
FOR SALE-We are closing out our
entire stock of second hand and
new goods. If you want a bargain
call at once, at Derifield & Winn,
Second Hand Store, First and Co.
lumbia St. n. Phone 2O75 1912
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED-Position on ranch by
man and wife. Both will work.
Edward Johnson, r. F. D. No. l..
Phone 1902. 1923
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OKANOGAN LAND.

BARGAIN IN APPLE LAND-3S
acres with paid up water; II acres
in good trees; some bearing. Will
take $275 per acre-half down,
rest in payments Write to owner.
Gus Neumann, Okanogan, Wash
ington. 1923
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CIDER FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Fresh cider. Purity
guaranteed Geo. F. Begg. Phone
1927. 1928
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.

WANTED-Houseke Would
prefer she remain at home nights.
Apply 410 King Street. H. E.
Boyd. TO-
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No CHANGES
LIKELY IN
CABINET
Ballinger Will Remain and
Hitchcock is Stronger
Than Ever.

Washington, Oct. 26.-With the
return of the president and the men,
bers of his cabinet, somehow all the
talk that was going about a few
weeks ago of impending changes in
the official family has fizzled out.
The house party last month
brought an understanding in regard
to Secretary Ballinger and convinced
the most pessimistic that the secre-
tary of the interior has the solid
backing of the administration and is
to remain. Now this week comes as
surances that there never has been
a word of truth in the talk that rela-
tons between the president and
Frank Hitchcock, postmaster gen.
eral, were strained and that Hitch
cock was to resign.
Hitchcock in Favor.
With these assurances comes the
news, from absolutely authoritative
sources, that the postmaster general
stands higher than ever with the
president, though he has lost what
ever standing he ever had with Muir
ray Crane and other "old guard" adj
visers of the president.
1t all makes up a queer tale of the
task of advising Taft" and of those
who would be the advisers, and goes
back to a year ago.
Then, it will be recalled, Senator
Aldrich, Speaker Cannon, and their
particular friends, including Senator
Crane, came into prominence as be-
ing close to the White House and
having the ear of the president.
Presently Senator Bristow, of Kan
sas, arch insurgent, let out a wild
whoop of pain because he was not
permitted to name the postmaster
at his own home town. Speedily
thereafter Representative Miller, of
Minnesota, another insurgent, ran
shrieking from the postoffice depart
ment with the tale that Postmaster
General Hitchcock had told him that
hereafter insurgents were to get no
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HOUSE FOR RENT.
APPLE PACKER

ATTLE fkHCNEIIS.
WANTED-Apples to pack. Can
pack 400 boxes per day. Phone
BOSS for particulars. 1928
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Hitchcock Says Nothing.

Whereupon and forthwith the
postmaster general got his. From
all quarters came denunciation. 1t
was assumed that he had advised the
president. he presumably being po-
litical adviser in ordinary, to cut of
patronage from the insurgents and
to chase them off the lot if they ap-
peared at the White House. Hitch
cock didn't deny it. AS usual he
kept his mouth shut and mis- inner
office door locked.
But now comes the circumstan-
tial tale that far from advising the
president to any such course, he
advised him directly TO the contrary,
pointed out that to deprive the in
surgents of patronage to which they
were entitled, to deny them the right
to be heard on the selection of fed
eral officials in their own districts
would be but to injure the admins
tration and do no harm to the in
surgents.
Overruled by President.
On the other hand, so the tale
runs, the inner circle of the extreme
regulars in congress had impressed
upon the president, over Hitchcock S
protests, the necessity for severe
disciplining of the insurgents by TAX
ing their postoffices away from them,
in order to uphold the organization
and get the presidents legislation
enacted.
The president is said to have
frankly told Hitchcock that under
the circumstances the Hitchcock ad-
vice would have to be discarded.
Hitchcock thereupon went to work
Loyalty to carry out the orders of his
chief. The friendship between the
president and Hitchcock never was
endangered in the slightest.
Then came the results. They JUS
titled what Hitchcock had told the
president The primary elections
were held and they furnished further
evidence. And now, so the tale runs,
the president has told Hitchcock that
he (the president) made a mistake
in not following his advice, and that
the Norton letter, saying that insur-
gents may gather at the pie counter,
is absolutely true.
Other Advisers Discarded.
All is serene once more, but not
with those who advised the president
to his anti-insurgent action. They
no longer are consulted. Even Muir
ray Crane is said to be outside the
council chamber and Hitchcock once
more is installed as adviser in Ordi-
nary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
FL BENEF|C|0
De GUELL,
La venta de don Qui-
jote fue un exito pa
ia Ia conpania.
Guell recibio artisticos pre-
sentes y los artistas todos
f u eron ruidosamente
aplaudidoS
FL coliseo estaba ocupade total
mente y presentaba un aspec-
to enaantadOr.

Desde que aparecieron los preventi'
vos ofreciendo al p6blico la bellfsima
obra do Fernandez Shaw y mdsicada
por Ell malogrado Chapi Sc apoder6
del piblico un deteo vivisimo por CO.
nocer esa pagina del Quijote, llevada
q la escena.
Ell corto espacio de que disponenos
no nos permite hacer un minu' ioso
analisis anatomico de sp literatula Gu
va complexion bien articulada con
diafana J robusta prosa que ell nance
immortal no hubiera tenido escrdpulo
en- rubricar. Ciertos reparos que Sc
pierden ante Ia opulencia del conjun.
to Y la belleza de sus situaciones, al
gunas de elias tan atrevidas, tan ex-
quisitamente buriladas que frsnca-
mente no sabemos 81 clio es un trau-
sito, un puato de donde ha de arran-
car un nuevo vivir del mxndo artist
co, una evoluci6n del ideal, un nuevo
derrotero del espfritu humane.
Tomar los psrsonajes de esa obra
colossal inspirarle el soplo de Ia vida,
poner en- movimiento. al arti6ce con
todas las voliciones de su cardcter y
toda la emotividad de gu alma, es be
llo y admirable.
La escena de Ia venta, la Marito-
rues y todos los personfjss que llev6
ALI Cervantes. Va sabeis que allf
llega Ia triste 6gura, el so6ador en- los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
EL: CR|NEN De
''HAT0 .PuERCO" .
Declara Norberto Or.
tiz vecino de dicho
barrio.
Dice que Viento lego a su
interfecto y lie dijo: ~.
es el Cubanito?"
s.. :. "Pues da 10 mismo-diio-
.usted J 70 nos tenemes que
dar algunss 'yaguazos'.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Ponce Abril 2l.--El testigo Nor
berto Ortiz declara POGO mas q me-
nos 10 slguiente-Que es panadero
y que vive enel barrio de "Hato
Puerco", que trabaja, en- la pana-
deria del sehor Luis Zayas, que asis-
ti6 la vfspera de Reyes a un bale
que Sc celcbraba en- el barrio de
"Hato Puerco1 en- casa del senior
Luis Zayas. Quccs2 el hecbo ocurrio
la noche del 5 de enero al amane-
Ger del 6, queconooe 4 Severe Co.
lon alias Viento, ,el acusado, (seha-
landole). Esa noche-dice-yo fui
al bale entire diez y once de la no
che, encontre s Vazqnez EEL inter
fecto), parade cerca del bale; lie
die que 81 ell iba a bailar, ell me dijo
que 81 y en- ese momento que esta-
bamos conversando, lego Severe
Colon alias Viento, y lie pregunt6 en-
malas formas: ''usted es Cuba
nito?", Y Ell le dijo: "yo no soy ell
"Cubanito'', yo soy Aniceto Vaz-
quez'. Pues da 10 mismo-le con-
test6 el acusado-porque a usted lie
dicen ell "Gubanito', y nos tenemos
que batir, para darnos unos ga
guazos. Ell 'Cubanito' le contests
que no, que el no peleaba con el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
Fl CR|MEN De PUERTO ARTURO,

f"Puerto Arturo, de Ysuco, 81 pa
sar 81 rio que divide & GuayaniRa
de Yauco. En- ese momento, kel
acusado le in6ri6,xna tremenda pu-
halada Pedro Gonzalez, mucha
cho enfermizo = raquitico, Mdtl
de las piernas. Un jurado pregantA
al hermano del nterfaeto que oem~
psrese 4 declarar. Este etten ~
qulteo eame su heEmaro. Ii ne<
che esa era clara y ustsd pado ver
bien?
Testigo-Yo puedo yer bien-esa
noche que matarcn Ami hernans
que serian las diez.
Despues de un receso de S minu-
tos continua el juicio, y tanto d fs-
cal Torres Grau, como el de4ensof
Lcdo PARA. someten el case al jura-
do solcitando un veredicto de honi
cidie voluntario. Despues de haber
sido instruido ell jurado y de haber
lido a deliberar, vuelven 4 los pocos
minutes trayende un veEedicto de
homicide voluntario, de acuerdo
con 10 solicitado por el fiscal y el de-
fensor. La corte en- vista del vere-
dlcto del jurado, seial6 el dia 33 pa
ra dictar sentencia en- este caso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
V|ENT0 C0ADENAO0 EN- PONCE.

& cuatro danzas Y despu6s me fui
a un rincon V me quede dormldo un
ratio. y desperte por un pIsoton que
me dieron en- un pie 4 consecuen-
cias de I'm rerold que Sc arm6 en- el
bale, al yo despertar vi al acusado
tirando puhaladas a diestro Y sinles-
tro con direction al "Cubsnito" que
estaba allf note que en- el pecho te-
MIA una herida el "Cubanito', que
Sc la di6 ell acusado.
Ell pu6al que tenia el acusado en-
la mano dice que era igual al que
ie presenta el fiscal. Despues vio
al "Cubanito que sc tirG para abaio
V al POGO ratio apareci6 con una Gu
chilla de cortar hierba en- la mano.
"Yo no vi heridO al acusado--d!ce-
pues cn csc momento Sc le cayo Ia
cuchilla de la mano al 'Cubanito",
V mas tardc apaIeci6 muero debaio
dc Ia casa.
Ell sehor Luis Zayss dice que vi
We en- el barrio de ''Hato Puerco",
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
La viuda del gran du
que Sergio ha resuel-
to hacerse monja.
El ex-presidente Roose-
welt, permanecio varlos
minutes siIencioso ante
la tum ba de Napoleon.
Fanaticos cbinOs incendiaron el
coDsulado ingles.
De nuestro servicio cablegra6co.

De nuestro servicio cablegrafco.
New York, abril %. - La
viuda pei gran duque Sergio
ha manifestado su resoluci6n
definitia de retirarse del num-
do. Ell lunes hara sn ingreso
en- ell gran monasterio de Mos
cou. La familia imperial ha,
ra malana una solemne des-
pedida a la egregia dana con-
duci6ndola despu6s con todos
los honores que impone SUI al.
ia gerarquia, hasta ell vestibu.
10 del convento.
New York, abril PEI ex.
presidente Roosevelt visito el
Louvre. Durante varios mi.
nutos permaneci6 silencioso
ante la tumba de Napoleon I.
Por la noche fu6 recibido por
ell presidente Fallieres en- el
Eliseo en- donde Sc lie obsequi0
con una cena. Mr.. Roosevelt
&c muestra admirado de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
S0RPRESA En- PONCE;

aspectos, Ia fdealidad impalpable y
sentida en- el ann sofiadora del caba'
llero andante y Ia humana refexion,
el sesudo preceptista en- el alma inge-
nua de Sancho.
lCervantesl Hombre extraor d ma
rio, y sincere cuyo recuerdo de una
vida de amarguras pesa s)bre la his.
toria como un remordimiento irrepa.
rable, di6 4 cambo de dolores recibi.
dos, Ia obra de los siglos. Idealiz6
su raza ALI en- Ell csmiao del Toboso
viendo priucesas en- las labradoras y
sillas de brocado On las hacaneas.
For ell alcszar de su ments pasaron
y ........lquitn 10 creyersl contin,ian
pssaudo hombres desgarrados por mo
limos y recibiendo las pedreas de bru-
tales yangdeses.
LA veuta de don Quijote" es una
obra bella En- Ia representation de
antenoche no pudo quedar mejor ex-
presado la bondad de los artistas
Ell pugilato sostenido entire don
Quijote y los de la venta episode q sc
gun re6ere Ia obra fue de 10 mas inte.
reeante, pues "asi como suele decirse
ell cato al ratio, el ratio 4 la cuerda. Ia
cuerds al palo daba ell airiero & San
cho, Sancho la moza, Is mora 4 el,
ell ventero a Ia moza y todos menudea-
ban con tanta priesa, que no Sc daban
punto de repOso; y fue 10 bueno que
al ventero se le aPagS q candil y Co
mo quedaron & oscuras, dGban.e tan
sin compassion todos bulto que 4 do
quiera que ponian IL nano no deja-
ban oosa sana," 10 realizaron los ar
tistas en- 10 possible con maestro.
Palmer en- el personaje del caballe-
ro de Ia triste 6gura fu6 aplaudido
ruidosanente.
La sehora Robles es una artista
nuy & prop6sito para desempehar con
Il debido scierto Ia parte de Maritor-
1es.
GULL en- Cervantes. fue el heroe de
a noche.
Ballster el Saneho. cargo con tcdo
i peso del personaie creado por eI
,ran Cervantak
La senors Ms, en- Ia hijs del vente
% di6 relieve su papel.
La noche de antier dejS en- el pd-
,lieo inolvidsbles emoGoues
E boeeto dram6tico. 'Juguas
ID sbsalgY csoPuestO per Gnsl at
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
MR., NAMES En- VIA
De INSPECTION.
Tn representante de
La Correspondence a.
le entrevfsta.
A preguntas del correspon
sal, le dijo que esperaba
tranquilo Ell fallo porque
creia haber cumplido con
su deber.
Sc muestra conforme con la &C.
titad de este diario, per la i'm
parcialidad con que trato Ell
8Sunt0.
De nuestro corresponsal

Ponce, Abril 2l.-Se encuentra en-
essa eiudad Mr.. Names, segundo jefe
de la policfa insular, en- vista de
inspection. En- I'm interview que
celebr6 ell Corresponsal de LA Co
rrespondencia,' le dijo Mr.. Names
He venido q esta ciudad en- vlsi-
ia de inspection.
MI. Manes:-le preguntatnos-
Sc6mo cree usted sair de este asun-
to? -
-Pues le dire: lal Investigation es-
ta terminals y la comision pasara
dicha investigation al gobernador,
que es ell que tiene que resolver
este asunto, por 10 demas estoy
completamente tranquilo Use que
cumpk con mi deber.
-Pero Ud., Mr.. Names, tiene tan
ia fuerza que pudo echar la maqul-
ma & andar?
lie dire: 70 soy maquinista
y ESQ 10 probe en- la investi gaclon,
pues antes de pertenecer a la poll
cia fm maquinista y trabaje con
bastsntes mAquinas en- "Aguirre'
pues hace doce afios que estoy en-
Puerto Rico y nunca habfa dido de-
cir Ia palabra que Sc me atribuye de
papel naojado, y usted comprendera
que yo soy incapaz dc decir tai pa
labra, y mucho menos cuando yo
fuf 81 que hice esa circular y la en-
vie. Y 4 prop6sito de este puede
decirle que el dnico peri6dico que
/ ha tfetadc mi asunto. verdadera-
mente impartial ha sido "La Cores
pondencia' y con tai motive antes
de salir de San Juan, deje una earta
escrita de gratitud dirijida al direc-
tor dc ia correspondence; al efec
to; en- ese numero, ST es de hoy ell
que usted tiene en- la mano debe es-
tar dicha carta.
Al efecto miramos LA Correspon
dsncia,' y aparecfa pubEcada. Mas
adelante Sc tJ6 Mr.. Names, que ha--
bfa una information de este cores
ponsal, donde daba cuenta de la de-
tenci6n por un policfa, de los vende-
dores de La Correspondence" "
me uam6 la atencion y entonces lie
pregunto delante de mi al captain
Mater, sobEe dieho asunto. Dicho
! cspitan le manifesto a Mr.. Names
que habfa sido arrestado el mucha-
cho que vende "La Correspondent
cia", porque hay una ordenanza
que prohibe gritar por las Gales pa
labras obcenas 8 que puedan morti-
fcal, y que parece que Ell mucha-
cho gnt6 s entendi6 NAL ell policia,
pero enseguida que legue al cuartel
solt6 al muchacho y lie explic6 al
policfa 10 que debfa hacer en- 10 su-
cesivo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-23
VENTA De IN
HERMOS0 S|T|0,
A tres mil pies sobre
el nivel del mar.
Desde aquel paraje Sc do.
nina el At!atico y el
mar de las Antillas,
Mr.. Long constrdira ALI una
finca de recre0.
ne nuestro Corresponsal.

Aibonito abril 22.-El se1or dor
H. R. Long, de la Central "Fortu-,
ma" de Ponce, ha comprado en- eI
site LA Tore" desde donde Sc do
nina Ell Yunque, el mar atlantlco y
ell de las antillas, tres mil pies altura
sobIe el nivel del mar, un lote de
terreno con Ell fin de construlr una
quinta.
Este norte americana que parece
bueno, por su fno trato, pretende
yer y observar por 10 bajo a sus
compatriotas, y estar doblemente
Dor encima de aquellos y de los ma
tivos.
Menos NAL, que este ha arrepe-
chado y tiene un derecho lndiscu-
tible.
Ell sehor don Jorge Bird, haceada-
do de Fajardo, ha alqu;iado una
casa paral pasar 3 meses en- este
pueblo.
Dicese que los sehores don Eduar-
do Georgetti y don Ramon H. Del
gado han comprado terreno en- la
parte Este que de este pueblo con-
duce a Cayey, a or illas de la carrete-
la central, con ell fin de hacer edi-
fica1 dos quintas, ojala Sc vean con-
tenidos en- reelidad estas versiones.