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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-17

votos por que tengan la cristiana for
taieza necesarla para recibir resig
nados la dura prueba. Dios hava ell
su seno ell alma del finado.
HGmoso ramallete. Hubo anocbe
eschpse total de luna, pero 81 ia obcu
rldad celeste enteneblecio I'm tanto
q panorama de Ia poctica playa del
Parque para luego lucir nleior sll
blanca luz, brillaron hermosamente
ALI los lindos luceros del esplendido
ramillete de danitas q concuri6 Z
los paseos y salon. Gran ntimero do
personals Sc vio ALI desde las 5 4 las
ii en- que termino la scgunda tanda
i y entire las monisimas senoritas quo
alb vlmos estaban lsabel, Esperan
"a y Juanita Bosch, Blanca Pania
qua, Sarah Gonzalez, B..anquita Fal
con, Sabina Briganti, Massari. Yrma
finlav. Orcasitas Ia nonis;ma more
nlta &c olos de cucn,as de azahache
fernando esau:sii;. parcja con 81 p.
rlcntlta Ia lin,i;i Maria; iieliz. Ys.,.l
vldez, Nad.!l. Torres, del v.nr Zcro.
Noncs. iIariita Gorbca. Ccstc.os
Mangual, Skeriet, Toro Cuev.s.
Hernandez Csera, Lorcnzi. Pcnilde
Bravo, Puigdollcrs, Canals, Rivera.
Gonzalezy Cruz Benet, entire otras
III salon estuvo lleno Y se formaron
en- los paseos simpaticos srupos &c
iovenes que departian amisablemen
te dis:rutando del bello paisaie es
plendida noche.
Heior.Lo esta y entr6 en- el perio
do de convalecencia. Ia mia Con-
chlta Franco Rabell cue suirio una
operaclon quirurjica hace pocos
dlas. Deseamos pronto restableciI
miento q Ia enfermita.
Ell casino pucrtoriqueno. Sc ha
llevado efecto otra reunion de Ia
dlrectiva del casino puertorriqueiio"
y entire los acuerdes adoptados esta
ei de tomar. provisiolnalmente Fl
segundo piso de Ia casa de Ordonez
con el fin de inaugurar el Casino
ell primero del proximo aiio 6 en- eI
mismo mes de Eneno. FL edificio nu.,
n prpvecta cOnssruir nara elCss:n.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-17

importara $4,000 y tendra ma gnlfl
sos salones con techumbre de crista
les y rotonda para la concurrence,
construidas de acuerdo con las mas
elegantes modelos Europeos.
Reqreso. Estuvo algunus dlas en-
Ponce y regreso aver nuestro joven
amigo Vasco Beleyal. Bienvenido.
En- cana. Lo esta en- su residencia
de San Juan; pero ha mejorado mu
cho, el respectable sehor muy conoci
do V estimado en- San Juan, don Es
teban Terrats. Celebraremos que res
tablezca en- el mas breve plazo.
Visitondo d San Juan Sara Rosa
". la bella cuanto culta damita del
verjel ponceiio estuvo en- San Juan
acompa1ada de otros famhiares su
yos, Que Sc repitan sus gratas visi
tas q la ciudad.
Sempey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-17
De @0Gd@dQd.


De regreso. Despues de passr una
rorta temporada en- los Estados n
dos. acompahando a su distin guido
familia que reside en- New York, ha
regresado hoy i San Juan nuestro
querido compahero director de LA
Correspondence" DR.. Manuel Zene
Gambia, que permanecera ahora a
gun tempo aqui. Bienvenido.
Tn bale. De Ensenada, "Guanics
central" hemos recibido atenta inv
tacion para el baile que Sc lie
vara a esfecto ALI en- la noche
del 20 de los corrientes, por ell "Clut
puertoriqueno" hace algun tempo
constituido en- ell simpatico poblado
de "Guanica' Siiscribe la invita-
zion el Sr L. Rejis y estimamos la
cortesia del recuerdo, deseando el
mayor exito a la fiesta.
PerSon0ies. Ha estado en- la ciudad
el speaker de la Canlara Lcdo. Sr.
jose de Diego. que regresa q su resi-
dencia de MAYA guez.
Nisitan Ia ciudad en- diversos aso
asuntos los Sres. Carlos Lebrun ha
cendado de viequez, 4. Lastra que
ha sido designado para ell cargo de
juez municipal de San Lorenzo, el
juez de Cnrolina Sr. J. Aybar. que
vino a Ia asamblea de jueces fisca
Y abogados. Tambien estuyieron
aver en- San Juan los Sres. Fernan
do Aponte Delfin Via, J. Buzzo y
Francisco Selles de San Lorenzo.
No yu6 de importdncia. Anteayer
sufrio una pequeha caida. que le oca
cion6 una ligea luxaci6n en- Ia mano
derecha Ia bella damita del verjel
mayaguezano Estrelli,a Bianchi.
No fus cosa de cuidado aunaue. v
por causa del percance. no bail6 ca
81 NADIA en- Ia ultima fiesta con gran
disgusto de sus numerosos amigos v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-17

I'LL III dsCOs SUio-
Iente un frasco, aquella tos tan VIC
enta que me producia con frecuencia
S61it0s y me obligaba veces l pa
Sar tDda Ia noche scntado. habia en-
.eramente dcSaparecido. Por este result
tsdo conxigno a9ui mi mayor recono-
cimiento. Nj iratsIpirnto solamente
aur0 diez d,as. procufan;ame una salud
Derfecta por la cua! seuia suspirando
Gesdr kacia muchOs amos
Acussn este recurso todos cuan-
tos Sc hallen en- un estado semeiant. /.
:. Ell que 70 me encontraba y estoJ
sesuro que, como yo. Sc felicifaran, pues
recobraran un sueno tranquilo y re-
parador iguaimente que un buen ape
tito; unico medic de restablecer .ss
fuerzas del cGerpo.
De todo 10 dicho puedo certifcar bal :,
jurs0cnto y, una vez mas todavia, debo
expresar N! mas profundo reconocl-
nieuto al inventor de este licor.
Firmado :Kraniz Bergheim, en- Koss
larn (Alemanial 8 de Febrero de 1895
Fl uso del Alquitrin, asi tornado 1 To-
das las comidas. basta para curar e,
POGO tempo el resfriado mas rebelde /,
q bronquitis mas antigua. hasta Sc
iesa con frecuencia contener curar
la tisis. purs el Alquitrin detiene u
decomposition de los tuberculos dsl
puln6n matsndo i los maIos micro
bios. los cuales son Ia causa dc di.
cha descomposici6n. No puede ser mas
sencillo nj tampoco mas exacto. ' e.
ssbidc que Ell Alquitrin Guyot puede
psocurarselo. 1 quien 10 pida. euslquies
fafmaceutico.
Este tratsmiento vieue ( costar 2 cen
tayos diarios, r.. Cora! q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-17
Portuguese detenidO.

Ha sido detenido hoy en- San Juan
un purtugues cuya actitud infundia
sospechas.
Las autoridades siguieron sus pa
sos y resulto ser anarquista pues es
te vestia de los elegantes trajes y
calzado que vende Juan Pieras de
la Palmesana Allen 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-17
INTERSTATE
/ T0D0S'' ''CUAMT0S SUFREH

toluoS mC ou0u-
donaba entera-
mente.
a Pues bien !;
el Alqu uitran
Guyot. 10 repi-
20, eclipse por
complete 4 to-
das las demas
preparedness !,
iarabes. pastil-
las, etc.
{ hsi que
hube tornado
I'm frasro <ala-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
Press Association

Some months ago some one
said let's have a press association
on the plains. and we said amen
TO the proposition, but from that
time on there has been nothing
said about the matter, and hence
il has died in the bud, and there
is nothing doing yet. We be-
lieye that the newspaper men Of
this section should have some
kind of an organization. and we
believe that if IL is properly
worked up that there can be- a
great interest injected into the
organization. Let as hear from
some Of the Other brethren on
this score.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
Sells Property

NJ. 7. Rendleman closed a dea
last week with J. O. Roberts OF
Elida. y. NJ, selling TO Mr..
Roberts his residence in West
Lubbock.
Mr.. Roberts left the last Of the
week for home and will return
with his family at an early date
and make Lubbock his future
home.
Mr.. Rendlemen expects to
leave for South Texas in few
days While he has not decided
in just what part he will locate.
he intends locating in a truck and
fruit country.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
IN Terry County

Brownheh Herald
Mr.. Greenhill, a member Of the
popular firm Of Greenhill Bros
a. Pike. of Lubbock, whose adj
appears on the first page Of the
Herald, was a pleasant visitor to
BroWnheld the first part of the
week. Mr.. Greenhill was well
pleased with Brownfeld and
Terry county in general.
We are authorized TO announce
that some ladies from Lubbock
will give an elocution and musical
recital az the Baptist Church
Saturday night April 23ri.
Everybody IN Terry county is in
Fyited % be present and they are
promised a rare treat.
Fesius Heiferman Of Big Spring
brought IN a bunch of 80 mules
Thursday night that he had pur
chased m the Meadow neighbOr-
hood. They were as nice. aver
age bunch of mules as YOU would
be- able to find in most any neigh
borhood
Little Ionic Alexander gave a
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
Appoint Watch inspectors

The Santa Re railroad company
have appointed the firm of Wes-
son q Holland, jewelers. of this
city, as division watch inspectors.
We congratulate both parties 20
the deal as we feel that no mis-
take has been made.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21

birthday party 10 his friends last
Saturday. Everyone present re.
ported a real nice time.
Mr.. Dupree. the timer came
down from Lubbock this week
and will open up the tin shop
just as soon as his tyols and ma
terial arrives.
Terry county was visited by a
fine rain last Saturday While
the northern part Of the county
did not receive anything like as
much rain as the central and
southern portions they had plenty
FOR present needs. and planters
will be started all over the county
in the next few days.
Miss Pearl Evans started last
Friday for a three weeks visit
with relatives above Lubbock.
Miss Mamie Campbell went 90
Lubbock last Sunday evening %
spend a few days with friends at
that place.
7. @. Harvey made a business
trip 90 Amarillo Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
Tonight Come

Tonight at s. 45 at the Baptist
church the commencement exer-
cises Of the Lubbock High School
will be given with presentation
Of Diplomas. Every one invit-
af
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21
Trip To The Cap Rock

Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Crumpton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Nc
Donal returned a few days ago
from an automobile trip TO the
cap rock and Post City. The
trip was a most enjoyable one.
The Improvements being made
at Post City were a revelation to
the members Of the party, but
the most welcome sight TO their
eyes was 10 see the big track
laying machine at work on the
north end of the Lamesa branch
of the Santa Fe. This machine
lays the steel and ties at the
rate Of from two to four miles
per day. At that rate the road
should be completed and trains
running into Lamesa by July.
Dawson County News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21

Willard Edison returned Sun
day from Lubbock where he has
been 10 deliver 450 steers which
he sold TO K. NJ Clayton. Sem
mole Sentinel.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21

Jno. A. Wilson of McCauley,
spent the first of the week in
Lubbock, prospecting and visit
ing his sister, Mrs. NJ. +. Ander-
son.
Swift's premium hams and ba-
con are better than most other
brands. Lowrey q Son handle
them. Phone 1877. 4l-1t
On last Tuesday, April 18th
about eleven a. m. the residence
of Mrs. NJ. f. Bryant of Edwards
Tex. was destroyed by fire.
Only a few articles were saved.
How the fire originated is un-
known. but it is thought proba-
bly, from a match struck by
mouse.
Mrs. Alice Jenkin and daughter.
of near Gomez. were in Seminole
a few DAYS this week on business.
Mrs. jenkins has just sold her
three sections Of land in this coun-
" 10 parties at Lubbock. the con
sideration being about SD. 500.
Seminole Sentinel.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-21

T. c. Harvey made a business
trip 10 Amarillo Tuesday.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
SENATOR CLAY.

honest mans the nObest work of God United States
Senator s. Clay who has been called from his earthly labor
nobeman very truth Throughout the yseven years
m which spent official service to Geor
and the nation his marked by answering realty
old homey virtues by which rendered most use
full their fellows which and endure
Had Senator Clay remained the ranks of e had he never
been called the highest honor and duty within the gt OF his
native commonwealth would still have been blessing to his
generation For he combined and luminous sense those
qualities that make good neghbOr good citizen and good
He his conscience and his trust
The high light which he brought served only to mark
in holder relief these strong straight lines of his character
keen Orceu intellect his mental that at
broad and firm wengh infinite capacity for work and for
away knowledge patiently garnered from hui
well as from political life.
But higher his lofty and constant de-
said are after that count Public life is full
sufficieny downright honest men, Happily these the
qualities which the people coming and more to demand
their officials Sincerity and plain integrity rather be
greatest riches of speech and thought And In
the life of Clay these virtues stainless and abun
dan place him the of his country history
What he did for Georgia be estimated His vigil
lance relaxed His TIE city
of Atlanta of occasions make this community his
lasting debtor But he American well Georgian
his eye single the good the whole people He
broads the the word Democrat
His death his party to the state and the nation;
who knew him it of real and
sonal grief
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
ATLANTA,S AVA TON 9IEET

The newest wonder beneath the today the greatest
the arshp Mans conquest of the slowly through
His of the began
within the broadening with every month
OF all things that grip human interest and that furthermore are
uherng the world into comparable to this sud-
denly developed of aviation.
therefore natural that intense and widespread interest
should the that there to
held Atlanta December the fifteenth sixteenth and
teenh auspices of The Journal and popular adms
sion prices the greatest aviation meet known IN the south
originating enterprise The journal has commercial
purpose whatever The admission will be virtually nominal
the thousands been OF
them actually
flight We mpeed this undertaking because realize
that such opportunity open the whole public will be good
of high value from the
standpoint of education as well as of pleasure
For this approaching aviation three of the famous
bdmen all the world been secured They Eugene
whose remarkable flight Monday the deck
United warshp Hampton Roads the mainland
has opened possibilities in naval well aerial history
Augustus W. Post the hero of the balloon America that
York and A. B. McCwdy who selected make the
longest fight attempted in aeropIane
Through the skill and daring of these renowned air sailors
every feat of aviation will be demonstrated There will be a
contests trials exhibitions of bomb throw
ing of details of the aeropanes design and
power hreeday meet will thor
oughy informed the
time.
The educational value enterprise suggested
fact that the University of Columbia at New York. of the
foremost institutions OF learning the world has within the
weeks inauguraed series of lectures aviation by
the leading air So vital the part which the
ahip play indeed is already playing the world
essential to of its school child
Atlanta the coming exhibitions of flight and
all the who possibly be present should neglect this
opportunity.
We do not feel however that it necessary urge the
value witnessing these avaOrs performances Public curiOs
itv public interest will undoubtedly pack the speed
Chamber Commerce. organization giving the
prise their cordial support The railways will, is be-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
GEoRGIA,S COTTON JEOPARDLzED

Il
in
within four
An emphatic is this but than actual
conditions justify 1t is taken from letter issued by the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce. announcing that there will be held IN this
% and % conference plan against the
approach of the destructive boil weevi
Journal wishes STRESS earnestly it the i'm
portance of this conference every farmer manufacturer mer
all the Their interests are
undoubtedly eopardd by the this cotton pest 10
inactive when concerted effort will do much TO save
would themselves and the state
The purpose of the Atlanta conference to awaken the
people the of such effort to point out
of the weev be resisted and
all affected into great cooperative move
defense happens that November p and % the
of agriculture of the southern states will also be
Their will add much to the useful
conference Among the speakers who
particularly experienced fighting the boil weevi will be
Knapp of the United States department of agrculture
Dr. Soue of the Georgia College of Agricuure State
Enomolog Worsham President E. Cabanss of the Geor
a the Farmers Educational and Cooperative unon
and Prof r. II. j. DeLOach.
who attends the conference feel assured OF
acquiring practical knowledge that will stand him in needed
later The railway companies which especially
and energetic the boil weev campaign have offered
unusually passenger Atlanta from all Georgia points
1t very hoped that farmers and business will
advantage of this the conservation
Georgia cotton when its most dangerous enemy arrives
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18

After months of queude English politics bids fair to
break forth turbulence today when parliament
consider its vexng problem what to do with
the lords According present indications there is
little likelihood upper and the lower chamber will reach
anv agreement this ISSUE in which event there will follow
another election at Immediately after the holidays
It will recalled that this agitation began when the lords
fatty rejected famous budget Their authority
TO veto financial disputed by the The
eminent appealed the people and sustained by slim
majority parliament again the budget forced
through the question of the chamber
rights and privileges either to limit the lords
veto or actually abolish them getting vigorously under
when King Edward died.
Thereupon truce declared between the warning fac
tons King George subsequently used his royal influence to
bring dpuants together conference the object of which
was to reach compromise satisfactory to both parties and des
able for committee accordingly made
I'D in which Premier Asqu Lord Crewe Mr. LoydGeorge and
Mr. Brre represented the government and Mr. Arthur Bal
four Lord Landsdone Earl Cawdor and Mr. Austin Chamberlain
the opposition
This committee held various meetings but apparently
its arrived at agreement This taken to
the present session OF parliament Will soon end and
that the people will again be appealed to-
The Liberal party far stronger today than the last cleo
policy instead of bringing the business
proved wholesome and productive
and trade have properd before There
employment than for past and
both exports imports have shown remarkable increase
From distance therefore, it looks the Liberals will be
the popular VOTE fact which signifies that the
power of lords trembles most uncertain
footing.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
Years of Suffering
cata&rh ana Blood Dissase-Doctors
Failed TO Cure.

Miss Mabel F. Dawkins, 1914 Lafay-
cite St, Fort Wayne. Ind. writes: For
three years I was troubled with catarrh
and blood disease / tried several doc
tors and a dozen different remedies. but
none OF them did me any good A
friend told me OF Hoods Sarsaparilla-
I took two bottles OF this medicine and
was as well and strong as ever. I feel
like a different person, and recommend
Hoods TO any one suffering from ca
tarrh-"
Get IL today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called sarsatans.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
TIE woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPER
ANCE UNION.

Miss Frances Willard, whose marble
statue adorns the capitol building in
Washington City, is the only woman in
the United States who has been thus
honored, for no other state in the union
has ever by legislative vote selected
woman as one Of it's, two most illus
trious citizens
At some time in the future Georgia
has decided to place marble figures
representing Hon. A. H. Stephens and
DR.. Crawford Long, the inventor in sci
entific medicine
Miss Willard represents emphatically
tho gTeat temperance movement in
America among women While she was
not the originator of this Christian tenn
perance union, she was so near the
fountain head that she easily became Its
leader and so continued for many years
before she died. I have seen her sew
eral times presiding over the body and
have heard her at other times address
ing large assemblies, and II is my opin-
ion that Illinois made a judicious Sc
lection when her name was selected
from among scores OF others to be plac-
ed first and foremost among her great
est citizens as their supreme choice.
She can. have no rival in this eleya-
ton, because Illinois has made its final
Oh dice among its greatest and this no.
BILE Christian woman is secure in her
place until time shall wreck the capitol
and not one stone shall be left upon
another to mark its former greatness
IL this disaster ever comes.
I, too, have a large crayon picture of
/ Miss Willard in my home and / regard
her as one of Americas greatest wo-
men, in mind, morals and patriotism.
When Miss Willard passed out of life,
her office was given to Mrs. L. M N.
Stevens, of the state of Maine. Her ad-
ministration has been of long duration
and she is apparently so acceptable as
a presiding officer that no contention Is
heard of among the leaders of the move
ment.
Mrs Stevens was one of the Chicago
board of lady managers and / learned
to know much of her fine character be-
fore she became the president of the
National Temperance union.
She fills the position worthily and
we'll Sunday, November 13, the city OF
Baltimore was filled with these notable
leaders in the temperance cause. Per-
haps there was present more than a
thousand delegates, and perhaps every
pulpit in the city was occupied by one
of these elect women who are so well
appreciated at home that they are sent
as representatives of the best people at
this great convention.
When we recollect that it has been
largely through the efforts Of enlishten-
ed Georgia women that dram shops have
been eliminated from our own state,
and that our Women's Christian Tenn
perance union has been in the forefront
of the continuous struggle, 1t would
seem that every wife and mother in the
state should not only feel an interest in
their deliberations at Baltimore, but
should send up a prayer for their con-
tinued strength and prosperity. These
women are enlisted to save our chill
dren from the Drink Demon and for the
safety of the homes Of our entire coun-
try.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18

thing a read in yesterdays Journal en-
phasizes the need of it.
The fight on the tariff and Cannon
ism made the present Democratic victory
possible but it was really led by insur-
gent Republicans in both house and sem
ate.
The Democrats were anxious, as rule,
to rebuke the tyranny Of the speaker
and his three leaders. all known as the
Big Four, but it is now question wheth-
er these Democrats will curb the author
ity of the speakers office
The shoe is on the other foot, and. the
prediction Is made that they viii spy out
difficulties if a Democratic speaker has
less authority than his predecessor
knowing what was done in the 44th con-
gress and how wild the rush became to
keep and to hold, l shall not be sur
prised to see some reefs taken in the
main sail and some lacking and looking
windward, when this new Democratic
craft puts out to sea.
1t is not impossible that the Cannon
ties In both parties will fight under the
same banner, again this winter, and If
the progressive Republicans so discov-
er then there will be more disgust and
less confidence than was evinced In the
44th and 18th congresses, for time servers
and for lobbying in high places, who
yielded to temptation.
1t is strait and narrow path that
Democratic success will travel and woe!
to the man in congress who trades his
constituents for patronage this winter.
The shoe is on the other foot, to be
sure, but the Democrat who dickers ana
trades in this emergency will have lot
of indignant folks to run up against and
the score VIII be long remembered. 1t
was excessive railroad rates and tarin
tyranny that provoked the revolt, and
the country will not be patient with any
party that cannot assert its manhood
and put aside temptation.