davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14
Los aobierno municipales
son los que mas cerca
estan relacionados con
el pueblo. ="
rs una delicia pasar por nues
tras bellas ciudadeS.
Las cortes municipales.
Vease Ia edici6n de aver.

La expression de alguna idea noble
en- una elocuente oracion entr etiene
y agrada, pero la eficacia y tenaci-
dad de prop6sito en- la causa del de-
recho es 10 que asegura los mayores
beneficios & Ia humanidad.
En- todo 10 que dependa de mi
tsngo 81 proposito de hacer eflcaz
: este gobierno, de arriba a abajo
] Para alcanzarlo tengo que hacer
fesponsables de sus sctos bajo la ley
& todo funcionario, y no abrlgo la
msnor duda de que teniendo unlca-
mente ese fin, podre contar con el
apoyo del pueblo, que 10 desea, y la
cooperation de los hombres que es-
tan en- mejores condiciones para ayu
darme & reahzarlo.
Yo apoyare todo departamento
' dependencies de este gobierno que
sea administrado honradamente y 10
ayudare con todos los medios mi
disposition para que sirva al pueblo
kficaz y econ6micomente. Con los po
Eeres de que dispongo estare al lado
de todo funcionario que Sc porte
bien, v tratare de ibrar q la CO.
munidad, 81 puedo, y 10 mas pronto
que pueda, del incubus de aquellos
gu. Sc portan nal 6 que son negll-
gentes en- el cumpimiento de sus de-
beres, bien fueren nacidos en- el con-
tinente 8 en- la isla. Puede condonar-
Sc los errores de juicio-todos los CO.
m.temos-pero la mala fe, nunca;
Quiero amigos, y estimo Ia amistad
tan altamente como estlmaria pueda
cualquier hombre, pero la dnca cla-
Sc de amistad que surte efecto en- mi
es Ia que tiene por base el respeto
m1tuo, nacida del bien pensar y del
correcto proceder. :.
"Nunca hemos tenido una OCCASION
mejor que la presente para hacer pro
greso en- Ia eficacia gubernauva.
Nuestros hombres de mas distinction
en- Ia vida pdblica tienen altos idea
les, y en- su mayor parte son hom-
bres PRACTICES; y por mas que, como
es natural, disienten en- cuestlones
politicas, sin embargo, Sc censlderan
mutuamente v tienen, los unos para
con los otros, la .stimacion personal
a que son acreedores como dignos
leaders. Estoy seguro de que cuando
vengan a considerar los verdaderos
intereses del pueblo convendran
ellos en- determinada linea de acclon
que tenga por resultado ell ellmlnar
en- alto grado Las faltas que hoy nota
mos en- algunas parties, tanto en- ell
gobierno insular como en- ell de los
municipios. La politica debidamente
llevada es buena para el pals, porque
inspira, 6 debe inspirar, pensamien-
tos independents con referencia
al bienestar de la comunidad v las !
relaciones del individuo para con
ella. Sc le ha definido como la cien- !
cia que trata de los principles del
gobierno civil Y la conducta de los |
asuntos de estado, la administration
de los asuntos pGblicos en- interes
de Ia paz, de la prosperidad, y de la
seguridad de la nacion.
Conozco los resortes que Sc tocan
en- las campahas politicas, pero esos
no deben Ser tales que impongan car
gas al pueblo, como, por eiemplo. la
inversion del dinero del pueblo para
fines de partido. dinero oue Sc ha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

Y carretera que construve la Porto
Rlcan Leef Tobacco Co." unos ~
klometros; tambien que Sc ocupe
con algo it'll. el cuartel V demas edi-
flcloS que aqui eXisten. los cuales Sc
dlcen pertenecen al pueblo de Pto.
Rico; tamblen que vean la manera
de que la voloraci6n en- ciiertas pro-
pledades aumente para que el ayun-
tamiento pueda hacer un presupues-
to que pueda cubrir las necesidades
Esos Sres. saben donde hav Que a.
pretnr; pero seguramente no 10 ha-
ran. porque, tempo han tenido de
hacerlo Y no 10 han hecho.
Is de lamentar no hava lido 4 esq
reunion. ningin concejaI. pero tenco
entendido que eSt&n : conceisles
lmposibilitadoS, pero repito el ST.
Font. mucho puede hacer. Y de-
mostrar que no es TN hom6re-al-
n'ei1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico
BIENES INMUERLES
sUBAsTA PUBL1CA.

Fin coa San Juan da l6 julio de 1910
las 10 de Ia maana ean vendds los poos todos los benea
isc eaos cubrrlas
cs Que haber pagado dbdo
las encdas segdn dpone Ley de
Rentas Internas .
PROPIETARlOs Description poead Contrbuiones
apoxmados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

Fal!ecio en- Mayagjlez ell senior Ro-
sendo Oxios.
Los vecinos de Arecibo Sc quejan
de los muchos perros realengos que
pululan por todo ell vecindario.
Procedente5 de Estados Unidos
han regresado sus residencias de
Mayagl'ez los distinguidos sehoritas
Ana Maria V America Baretta.
Fallecio en- Areciho e! senior Juan
Bautlsta Borrero Cordero.
Han sldo condenadcs por el juez
municipal de esta ciudad los indivi
duos Jose Ahreu y Mariana Roman,
el prlmero a un a1o de carcel v la Sc
gunda a clen pesos de multa 9 no.
venta dlas de prison.
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ViajeIos de Aibonito.
Concejales que salen para
asistir a la reunion del
gobernador.
Es lamentable, ,dice.-q a dicha
reunion no haya concarrido
ningin concejal.
De nueStro corresponsal.

Julio HAN salido para esa ca
pltal los Sres. don Ramon Font "a
vas V don Jose Martinez. Tesorero
municipal el 10. V escribiente del
juzgado de paz el %, con el fin de
representa- al ayrmtamiento en- la
reunion que ha de celebrarse ma
mana en- la Fortaleza.
Bueno es que recuerden mis- con-
vecinos que es de urgente necesidad
Ia termination de Ia esrretera de
Comerio a empalmar con la Central
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14


tempo las eonbucones spoe Ley de
pROPIETARIos Description dc Ia propedd Contrbune gao
aproximados.
PR1MERA sUBAsTA. .:
Rosario Steuacber, Casa, solar Santurce Condado 9|4=
Mercedes aluhoz Vda Casa solar Sanurce subida
| de Orcastas la Iglesa ioe9
Ma1ceina Catala, Vda. Casa, solar. santufce, cale
de Montila, Vismil 1888
R l. Tnsjsro ca.a, ,olsr, Sol 4, San juan s4.5s
Sucn j. NJ Andade Troso erreno ssnturce Sebouco 924
Martinez T. Cssa solar Santurce Suoda Ia lgesa 500
Domingo Fald Casa, Santurce laberinto, 452
Dominpa Solar Sanuce subids la iglesa, 6.l3
Domingo FaId, 20 cuerdas tereno, casa peque
fla, Saptur<e Seboruco. 1852
Mai|de Macayo Casa solar Ssnturce, cale Rbo SIS
Osvado Martinez Solar Santurcs, lejon Landron, 637
H. A. Lopez Antongiorgi Solar N 42 Mramar Sanue $50
Land6n Solar Santurce ae6n Landron, 1912
Fausta Muhoz Vda de Solar Ssoturoe calle Dos
Miranda Hermauos 1O.5l
Maria Eoobar q de Ia Sucn. Ra
Sanurce 1926
Juan Maldouado Casa Andres Cal
Pueta de Terra %
Fructuoso Caxto Casa SOLAR Santurce Machucha 576
Juan }. Robes, Casa en- Santurce terrenoS de
de ID 6ucn Francisco Ramo 536
Conception Ortiz, Solar Puerta de Tierra. 3'3
Ramon Miranda Solar de- 96 cuadrados
Santurce, Labento 353
Maria Eada Lhnos Solar Mniias Santurcs 7.O4
Ventura Cabaisro Solar Santarce, 1913
Juan Solar teeno Santurce
Machuchai, cam:no de Loiza, 11.57
Pueden deaes los respevos xpedientes
oomprad propedad de5 dpos efedivo 10
Dor Go
duante los diez diss genes ve6
San Juan, P. R.. JUNO 2 de 1870
(Firmado) R. T. Ponte-Coetor
Aprobado: 8. R, Dix Acting Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14
|L0S CALORES CAS-
| TAN Ia V|TAL|DAD.
TomeBse las Pildoras del Dr..
Williams para Recuperar y
Mantener la EnergiG.

Durante los calores todo el mum
do Sc queja de fatigas, de falta de
energia, de perdida del apetito. En-
muchos casos los calores sacan a la
superficie impurezas de la sangre:
erupciones, eczema, flor 1nculos, etc.
que atormentan de un modo inso-
portable. El remedio simple es CO.
mer con moderation y POGO de car
mes. Beber refrescos sencillos evitan-
do los alcoholics, y tomar las Ph-
! doras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, el
mejor t6nico para la sangrey y los ner-
vios, restaurador de las fuerzas y del
apetito.
Millares en- este pals saben de 10
buenas que son estas pildoras. "Du-
rante dos amos estuve sujeto a fre-
cuentes ataques de debiidad gene
raj, que me daban prircipalmente
en- los cambios de estacion. Me poria
nervioso, Sc me descomponia e! es-
tonnage, y me sentia sin amino n: e.
nergia para NADIA. Hablando con IN
farmacedtico amigo de esta pobla-
cion, me dijo q. necesitaba tomar un
buen t6nico y q. el podia recomendar
las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr.. WI
liams. Segui su consejo y unas pocaS
semanas bastaron para demostrar-
me la eficacia de estas pfldoras y sle-
te frasquitos fueron suficientes para
alejar la persistente debihdad que
por tanto tempo me habfa molesta-
do. Desde este he recon endado este
celebrado t6nico q muchas personas.
Con sentimiento de gratitud dispon--
gan de su atento, etc. (Carta del
Sr. Joaquin Gonzalez Pill conoc!do
comerciante de Campechuela, pro-
vincia de Oriente, Cuba).
Las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr.. VII
hams son el renovador mas podero-
so de la Sangre y t6nico nervino q.
Sc conoce, y curan la Anemfa, la clo-
rosis, Ia neurastenia, debilidad gene
raj, dolores musculares, reumatis-
mo, Ia neuralgia, la migrana, la c'a-
tlca; los desarreglos del est6mago, |
y las irregularidades propias de las
Sc venden en todas parties. !
Yea que sean del DR.. WILLIAMS. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

FAJARDo PUERTO Rico. Tiene
constante eXistencia de Novelas de
todas clases y de los autores de mas
fama. Precios muy limitados. Ven
de tambien La CORRESPONDENCE,
diariamen;e 2 centavo,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

Las inscrpciones en- AhaSco die
ron el siguiente resultado; Unionis
tas. 432; republicanos, %
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15

Last month was one of
the best months we have
had in the sale of real es-
tate since we have been in
business. This shows
that people are still max
ing money in real estate
investments.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15
.SALJSAGES
Made on Harrison County
Farm Are Served at
the Waldo.

A most delicious maize of country
sausage Is being ser:ed to dining room
customers at the Waldo hotel.
The management Of the. hotel has
closed a contract with prominent
Harrison county farmer. who operates
one of the Target and best farms In
the county. whereby the Waldo takes
the whole output or the sausage made
on hIR farm.
This farmer has made a specially
OF country sausage for the last fifteen
years and he always has a greater
demand than he can supply owing to
the superior quality Of his output.
Good country sausage tastes good
this kind Of weather. Try the Waldo's.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15

Don't overlook a proper
ty we have on Mechanic
street, six rooms, bath,
frame, slate roof, house
finished in oak through
out, situate on Level, lot
3ox120 running back to
IS foot alley for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15
SCOTT TALKS

tcontlnued ron ptge %
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15
$4,000

This is one of the best Of
'fers around ClarksbuTg'
is close to court house,
schools and depot. Terms
one-third cash, balance
one and two years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15
aoUR WAY sTUDN5

1t all depends upon who makes
your photographs how beautiful and
artistic they. are Mrs. Rarfck has
visited all the large studios and art
musems Of the United States and Can
ada and has spent a great deal o!
money studying high class art and
gathering ideas. Her show windows
speak well of the. information she has
derived from this study and travel
All work is promised up to the last
minute Christmas eve 1928 Fourth
Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15

COPPER NICKEL PLATED
chAAng dishes, ss.9s up
70 $500.
54ine ptsh Sets, $500 up to
$500
hes sets UP to s2S.oO-
Trays ose to $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15

SUGAR. ana CREAM sErs-rhin
shif nicely DECORATED, beauties
thS prize or 20, IS, 80, t69, ssc
M Is 90 the pair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15

CCOntlnueu IEOm PeBS 81
while I Will be a private citizen af-
ter the Fourth OF March, 1 do not in
tend to lose my interest in public
afnirs or to abate my activeness in
behalf of the Republican party. So
long as l have health and strength
+ expect to take an active part in
the public amaIrs of this state. and
I hope to be able to contribute some
thing 10 the upbuilding of the Re-
publican organization and to the re-
storation OF the Republican party
.to power in West Virginia. For
forty years have been worker -
The ranks of .RepuolicaHlsm. have
lived In this state when 1t was
solidIy Democratic. have helped
gain the first Republican victories
and expect to see thSNaepublican
party again decidedly in the major
ity in the s4ase and in the nation
also"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15
MANY APPLY.

AIoRGANrowN. nov. 10-Twen-
ty-nine applicants for licenses TO
neutrality-suspicious. in West Virginia
we're examined by the state board
OF health at a meeting held mere
the first OF the week. Among the
applicants were three women. one
Of whom is colored. and one colored
man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15
PERSOEl1I.'

Ps. CI
y a1si Is here from orlaii-
8.p de = here rom Jane
A. Hays. Of GIenyille. = viz
fEoT here
allram Lynch, q Lyueh. was here
lTuesday.
Es.8gtssonF Of wheelilE. i . VS.
I4tor here.
crane. Of parkersburg, is q
J. F Leaehman, Of Grafton. Is =
/ city visitor.
n. n WardeId OF Morgantown, Is
/ visitor here.
3. =. wilson, Or Parkersburgi e
q visitor here.
Jake Fisher. Of Sutton, IS =
Waldo guest.
". A. Wiedeousch of ,EairmOpt
IS city visitor.
George a. smyth. Of Morgantown,
lis. a city visitor.
Col. David Davidson viii so 70
4 Beltimore tonight
s.. n. Gulley. OF sistersville, Is a
! city business visitor.
C. w. McCormdck, of Parkersburs,
is here on business.
w. H. Fisher is here from Buck
harmon on business.
H. Clay Shaw, of Piedmont, is
business visitor here.
DR.. sidney Post was here Tuesday
from Romtne's Mills.
H. E. NfcGinnis, of Harrisville, Is
guest at the waldo!
george c. Whitehead Is here from
wheeling on business.
G. NJ. Fleming. of Buckhannon, Is
Traders hotel guest
Alfred PAUL, of Wheeling, is In
the city on brief visit.
w. G. coIborns OF Fairmont, Is IN
the city on brief visit.
c. e. Batson, of Cairo, is register
ed at the Traders hotel.
Frank Armstrong is here from
washington on a business visit.
e. stringer Borgess. returned
Tuesday morning from Baltimore.
samuel S. Faris, Of Bridgeport,
was a Traders h0tei guest last night.
E. B. Hardesty has gone on busi-
ness trip to Charlest6n an Ohio points
Miss Ethel Martin is attending tho
meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF Ode
! Fellows at Huntington.
! Mrs.I Anna Wolfe, Of Folsom. hap
gone to Huntington to attend the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. WF..HM. Miller will
come here tomorrow from Parkes-
,tburg to attend efe LIttle-Grffith
4 wedding.
Mrs. Robert II. Sbahr has returned
from Felrmott, WHERE she visited
her cousin. Mrs. Samuel Kaiser, a
(! few days.
1 Mrs. Ethel birmingham, of West Pike
street. went to Huntington TUESDAY
to attend the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Mrs. May CurrenEe, OF Stealey
Heights. went to Huntington Tues
day morning to attend the meeting
OF the ReOekah State Assembly.
Attorney Charles g. Conman re-
turned last might from Fairmont'
where he had professional business
before judge John w. Mason.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15

We are selling more lots
Than usual in the Stealey
Addition. Close 10 the
street car line, new school
house, water, gas and
sewers; the best addition
in the West End.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15
'.sNIY IlADY FtAR.f'

requires dainty appointments on
her dressiug-table, ana her de-
sgrts IN that dlrect,c9 are heros
in great variety. Brush IS, Pure
Powders. Perfumes. 1shRy
Soaps Ccid Creams, ana every-
trtng necessary for refined
fady's toilet. We carry also a
fell Mne OF pure drugs and
Standard IIledsclnes, and our
prescription department IS Ia
mous sor It's eXaetness, prumpt-
pesy. and ccurtesg 4.
BTRISE's DRUG STORE
sra ana 1ellSe v:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-15

W.ANTED-Girl to do general lloasc-
work. 1li Mechanic st
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-18

DIR. HlRSCH SPEAKS IN BERLIN.
DR.. Emil G. Hirsch of Chicago ad-
dressed the worlds congress of liber-
al religions this afternoon, speaking
of the contribution of Judaism to re-
ligious movements. The large hall of
the Landwehr Casino where the ses-
sions are held, was crowded.
Judaism" said DR.. Hirsch, in the
course of his address, has developed
more in the United States than in Eu-
rope. Those acquainted with its aims
know that it is a potent factor in the
equation of liberal religion. Judaism
and liberalism are antopodal to the
widespread prejudice for which the old
theological misreadings of the Bible
are responsible. Liberalism welcomes
light and research through the sacred
books of Judaism. The prophets re-
ligion never was theology; it was an
thropology.
God made one fundamental decla-
ration-man has a moral personality
and every man is the keeper of every
other man. Social justice in the king
dom to come and on earth, is the goal.
A great error has been to compare
Jesus teaching, not with the Judaism
Of his day, but with that of 200 years
later when the Jews had lost their
political independence and had devel-
oped a system of legal bulwarks to
keep the waters of religion from be-
ing drained dry. The liberal Jew
need not relinquish his memories in
order to enroll himself with the bat
talions of a liberal faith
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-18
RABBI TO WE'D IN ENGLAND.

Very prettily engraved cards have
Doen received here announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Dr.. Henry Barn
stein of Temple Beth Israel, this city,
to Miss Ethel Kennard, daughter of
Mrs. Alfred Kennard, on Tuesday,
August 3Oth, ~ Bedford Square, Lon
don, England. The Herald joins with
the rabbits innumerable friends in ex-
tending fluctuations. They are ex-
pected in Houston the latter part OF
September
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-18
favoring and placating.
AN OBJECTIONABLE STORY.

The Jewish Ledger" of New Or
leans, which has the welfare of Jews
deeply at heart undoubtedly let pass
the weekly story in it's Aug. 9Th issue
without due censorship from the blue
pencil of it's able editor. The tenor
of the tale is far more derogatory to
Jews as whole than even the Pot
ash and Perlmutter" stories in the Sat
urday Evening Post. The objection
able contribution is entitled The
House of the Proud" and brands all
Jews, with but few exceptions as cow
ards Here is an extract that shows
the relative views of hero and hero
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-18
-No-AO=11
HNH EDITORIAL NIX
future.
W.
(By Mrs. b. Lurie.)
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.

DR.. Shelter in his recent London
interview makes this significant state
ment: "Talmud Torahs are being con-
stantly established. Since | arrived
in New York, at least five large Tai
mud Torahs have been brought into
existence. Presently we shall have a
great teacher named Benderly, and
two large schools will be formed to
carry on his system. Each school
will accommodate 500 pupils; and only
Hebrew and religion will be taught.
know of one school in which LOO
Jewish children are to be found. The
Jewish teaching is very effective. The
classes last four hours, from $3.50 to
1880 D. m. Further, as showing the
great interest III JuudlSlllJ We nave
established a Teachers Institute, a
branch of the Theological Seminary"
All the foregoing bespeaks DR..
Schecter's optimism which is very
contagious. The Amer. Israelite takes
exception to these remarks on the
score of the danger facing us of in
PRODUCING "a system of Parochial
Schools Why this should be appre-
hended, as ultimately affecting Jews
of every shade of opinion, is hard to
understand Were the Teachers In
stitute of the Seminary to undertake
to operate a chain of these schools
throughout the United States, no one
can doubt but that much good would
rebound to the cause of Judaism. AS
the hours will not conflict with the
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-18

Public Schools, the government, from
a common sense standpo could
look on these schools with no disfavor.
AS attendance will not be obligatory,
Reform Jews will be at liberty to
keep their children away from them
But the fact that the instruction will
be in the hands of and under the
guidance of not alone scholarly, but
dignfied preceptors will give addition
al weight to our religion. With great
men of modern schools at the head,
the mob in their ignorance will be
slower to emancipate themselves
from their religious letters" and be
irreligiously up-to-date.
The Catholics, whose system of Pa
rochial Schools stands without a peer
in the world today, proudly boast that
these self-same schools can make a
Catholic of any child placed under
their influence from the age of five
to twelve years; years in all. If
these modern Talmud Torahs, conduct
ed on strictly scientific principles can
do as much for our blessed faith, let
us all, no matter the brand of Juda-
ism to which we subscribe say: God
speed the day of their inauguration.
The "Israeite" no doubt had the
undignifed "Cheddar" in mind No
one can object to the admirable sys-
TEN outlined by the great "Chochim,"
DR.. Schecter.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-18
WANTS LAND IN AUSTRALIA.

Israel Zangwill admits that he is ne
gotiating with Sir H. Newton Moore,
K. c. NJ. g., the Premier of Western
Australia, for the purchase of tract
of land for the settlement of one mil
lion Russian Jews.
The ITO leader says the tract of
land under discussion is more than
million acres in area, and that the
matter has been taken up by the
Australian authorities as a serious
business proposal. The Cabinet of
Western Australia could conclude a
transaction of this kind without ref
erence to the British Government, but
subject to the ratification of Western
Australia State Parliament.
Western Australia is equal to one
third of the Australian continent and
has an area equal to about $4,000
square miles. The center and south
contain great deserts that have been
but partially explored. In the whole of
this great area, there are but three
towns of any Importance, Freemantle
and Perth on the Western coast and
Coolgardie, which is the center of the
mining district. There are Jewish
road transportation is practically linn
tied to the mining districts. There
are few important rivers, but many
lakes in the south. Excepting mining
there is no developed industry and
thus millions of undeveloped and alb
solutely virgin acres are open to col
onization.
Mr.. Zangwill ought to be able to
discover some suitable land in ter
ritoy covering about the area of about
twenty of the States of the United
States, but the geographic and topog-
raphical problems to be overcome, are
tremendously difficult. Had it not
been for the gold and other mineral
discoveries, this enormous tract of
land would not even have the scant
population it has on the west coast.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-18
JEWISH CALENDAR.

Our article in last weeks issue en-
tiled Peace at any Cost has brought
forth a lengthy and caustic communi-
cation which we hold in obeyance to
avoid any further irritation and in the
interest of Adath Yeshurun Congrega-
ton, as we have assurances of an ami
cable and all around satisfactory ad-
justment of all differences in the near
future.