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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-25
Acadia municipal
DE LA CAROLINA

AeordAao por Ell Coneejo munici.
pal AGAR 6 remate las obras de cons
trucci6a del nuevo cenmentario am
encierra nm peri nsntro de tres mil
metros cuadrados CON sala de de
posito para c~adkveres y Rosario, y
qua han sido presupuestaaas en-
2.724 pesoa 76 centAvos, se In sens.
laao Ell dis 30 del actual & las dos de
10 tards pars que teuga If scto dicho
remate
Las proposiciones Sc siustsrAu al
modelo qae ne inserta en- p!iego de
condolences eeonomico adminfstra.
twas; ell que, asi como ell rresu puss.
to de las obras, plano, condolences
f~aesltativ3s y demas aucImentoa
que se ralscionan con ell Yenate ne
encueutrA de msnih asto en- Saersty.
ria, aonae pusSen examinarlc splos
que 10 aessen,
Lo que Sc anunciR por medic del
preaente para conoeimianto general.
Carolina, Junio 18 1903
r. Fl. DELGADo.
sv Alselda.
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Ell dia de aver

Pas6 desspercibiao. Unas caan.
tss bsnderas, slguuos cohet 9 qae'
mados como payG slegrar 6 madias
Ell esT fritz 6 i'nm'naci6n tamb.&n &
mediss, y Rdn Cyssty
Las tradiciones "a van. Pero con.
so 6monos. e progreso SO COS sntra
por todas parties y ios sbusnos ejsm.
p!oss que & diario rscibimns, Of
eomo los esfue' % poYque Pusrto
Rieo llegus q loo mss altas eimas del
pdblico bisnsstkr , Los heehos glo.
riOgos que 6 eada momento CONNIE
mcfamos, cesAs son que debsmos
admirar, eehando 6 nm lad0 disgus.
tos y reneillas que eli beatfsimo pA.
tr6n no es capsz de quitarnos asf
beiara del cielo & In TERRA.
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.AnunCi0 Dermanente
Historic de una BancarfOta
con puntOS ObSCurOS y
SuS APPENDICES

EEmpezsremos por ordsn correla
two tai como Ruena:
10. Un bRnquero yendo NAL en-
sus negoeios va 6 Ia suspension de
pages, y enreda 6 sus ~acreedorea
con Glen mil duretes de Rquella
6poca.
20. PAsado algd1 tempo, ante
tribunal compstente y con las l&gfi'
mas en- los ojos se comprometi6 &
psgAr 10 q4e debfs lntegro en- tres
amos.
81. Durante los tres amos se comic
Ia carns, y los hussos los Gej6 para
sus Acreedorss.
40. RI quebrado SO foe { Is BAN.
CARROTA, con 81 husso que no
pudo trsgAr.
So. Con 10 Arne que el quebrado
SO trsgo se fund6 otrs casa de
banca.
g.. I'll dioaro &sl invertiAo por ell
quebrAdo ' producto de Ia carne que
ga trsG6 sin masticsr ca do sus
a~creedores.
G lnsecuercia dc este relate que
los ~ac1eedores vienen q eer ain &arAe
cuenta de clio socios capitalists de
In casa de hancs de ref .reucia, y
sigaiendo los usos y costu bras dal
concrete y sea11 ordena ell c6digo,
los beneacios 40 div den como sigue:
Mitad para personal y mitaa para
capital.
Aqsf p%ondremos an sjemplo.
81 uno produce cineo de h~aneficio,
pues ada nc .eedcr que Sc relaeione
con este saque Lu cuenta y yea cuau'
to le corr esponda.
Etc relate ss ana historic Verdi
CO, tal como auena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-25
La Direction
de Sandal
hace publican una eStad1Stica
demOgraflca de Mayo
Las cifras maximas rela-
twas de muertes por
anemia correspondent
q Aguas Buenas, GALES y
San Sebastian
752 ninos fallecidos en-
tire 1884 defunciones
con el SO por 100

Hemos tenido ell guato de reeibir
81 iii orme del mes de Mayo de 10
Janta Superior de Sandal. Es an
complete cuadro sstaaistieo que
comprends 10 Aortalidad eula isls
dursnte Ell mes referido. e~xpresando
las enfsrmedades que leo han eau
Bado.
Nl trabajo eli notable y aeasa 10
e%icieneia del personal enesrgsdo Do
cate servicio, uno do los mas impor~
tAntss de 10 administration insular,
y OIL cns2 vsmos con gusto que 90
dedieS, an trabAio actfvo 8 inteli-
gsnte.
El ntnero total DE- .efar clones en-
Of mes de Mayo es De 1 983, y las
enfsrmeaases que las han ccRsio.
nado las que sa express en el 81.
Raiente cuadro:
Grippe, 8; viruele, 0; tebrs eere.
bro sspinal, 10; aifseris, 2; tifus, II;
pneumonia, So; fsbra pusrperal, IS;
disrrea, %; d~isents,fs, 81; anemis,
440; bronquitis, 81; enfsrmedades,
43; tuberculosis, 10; e~eeidentsa y
violeneias, Is; otras enfsrmsdades,
11c4.
De las onfsrmedades sspecidsAdas
10 que mayor moftanaAd ha eaussdo
90 10 anemis, indieio claro de las
malas condolences de alimsntaeion
On qrs viven nnestrAs. classes pro.
lst8rias.
Areeibo y u .uaAo dan 10 misma
cifta dc rnusrteE por anemia, 90 60.
SOS fatAles que es eli mGximo que, On
distintos paeblos, reglstra 10 esta.
dfsties.
Areefbo tiene SO, 9l0 hAhitAntes =
Utuado 43 800, de manera que rela.
tivam ente 10 mortandad por 10 eau.
81 ~expresaaa hA sido mayor en- Are
eibo que en- Utaado.
Sin embargo stan''sndo 6 10 dea-
sidad de p%oblkci6n, y tomAndo 81
tanto per mil que es 10 eifra que d.
idea haas axacta de Ia nortandad :
pernnite estableeSr comparaeiones,
fgursn en- p.imer iugar Agnas Bua-
mas. Cisles y San Sebastian qua
srrojan mas del uno por nil.
En- Generic, Lss Marfas, MArieAo
Santa Isabel ; Vieques no se han
re gistrado mual ties por anemia
No ha hAbido casos por anemia.
Los nifos MEMORIES de einco al %
han psgado 81 mayor tributo 6 10
muerte. Han fslleeido en- ell mes de
Mayo 752 ninos en- 10 primera in.
fAneiaI
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Vino CEaECED|l

FL mejor remedio contra la debi-
lidad, la tfsis y Ia anemia, es sin
disputa ell VINO CERECEDO.
Analizado en- Laboratorio Quimico
de San Juan, justidca cro es ell
mejor vino puro que Sc il la en-
Puerto Rico.
Gan6- medalla de orc en- la Ex-
posici6n del ~centenario por su pu-
reZa.
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AGenCia

Sc lie dArk ans por cadA pueblo de
mayor cuAntiA de todA 10 1slR y 4
personas respousAbles y activAs: ne
Tocio naevo AcreditAao y solo en- 10
Isla prometienfo buanas ntiliaad0s
con puso trabAjo. Dir1jAnea 81 Fran
60 American Halter & Dyer. San
Juato 6. San JuAn P. r T.ntorer1a
y ~scmbrereriA premiada do
Pierre MGrhn9s.
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Kiosko COLON
(En la plazuela del mismo nombre)

Hay aqui cuanto pueda apetecer
81 mas exigente parroquiano; refres-
cos, ~licores, tabacos, cigarrillos. LE-
CHE BATIDA, la mejor que Sc be-
be en- San Juan.
Los sabados y Domingos, CENAS
BIEN CONDIMENTADAS.
Y desde este delicioso sitio, Sc do
nina el bello panorama de la bahia y
SO respira ell saludable aire del mar.
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en- ell Arsenal
On paVimentO de hormig6n Sc
"a COnStruidO en- 55 diaS.

I'm las ohcinAs del arsenal do esta
eiudad se ha llsvAdo 6 sfscto 10 "a.
bssta para la construction de un pa.
vimento de hormig6n para los dep6.
ettos de carbon do 10 EstAei6n Ne
val.
Acuaisron aiez 1icitAdores entire
ellos lon ipgsniaros Gans1A C6rdova
y SAldsf1A y los ssforss James Ma
ksncie, Mark Y Ca. yotros.
No 90 determine sumA inicial para
L. subasta. L. mas alta fu6 L. pro.
puesta por los &c d ores Mark y Ca
que aleanzo 6 "a por metro cnadra.
do. y 10 mas bsja, 10 hseha por ell
senior Gandfa C6rdova, por 50 so,
que fu6 10 que obtuvo 10 huena pro.
81 ~pavimsnto llsvaIA 5 pulgadas
de ho-migon.
El plazo para 10 termination de IL
obra ser& dc IS diAs y smpexaran On
10 proxima semana.
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Una mia ha SidO
Ofendlda en- MayagueZ
ri ayuntamientO prOyecta
cOmprar Ia planta de alum
bradO el6CtrlCO
Los Interpreters del drama sAuroras 81
oanzaron un triunfo
(De maestro ~c0sYesponsdE)

ne nOe6tF0 C0ffeSp0nsGt)
JUNO "a LIN eomidilla del dfa es
In vlolaeio 4 de una nina, por IN ae
nor de est& ciudad.
Eita Asunto est& dando jusgo,
pues hay por ell medic unaa euantas
personas enteradas del heeh0, que
han percibido q eat&n por percibir
dinero ofrecisndo an pago sa ellen.
clio para que nc se de. Of ese&ndalc.
In prensa de este ciudad no ha
dado aun noticiss del hecho, (excsp.
ei6n de Ella BrujsD que public6 un
suelto titulaao sNo ca mistarios sin
dada porqus las buenaa rslaeionss
con que cusnta aqu6l &c n Or en- cues
ton, han suplicado 81 %sileneio.
No asegnro MAZDA en- concrete por.
que Aun ears 200 dc aatos explfoitos,
pssro 10 noticis as In del dfa, y espe.
70 eonssgufr mas dRtos e hAeer
Ia verdadera information.
Maestro actual aleAlae geGor CT.
bSsas, trsts de conseguir del Conss-
10 E1eeutivo le pern1ita invertir en-
10 oompra de 10 Plsnta E'ectrica los
dineros del empI6atitn que 80 dedi.
eaban & les cloacas, fundAndoss en-
que 10 cantidad presupusata no cd
bAstsnte para llevar 4 eabo el On.
nsamiento qae Sc proponfan CON las
eloacas.
Ella Voc de IL Patriss de1ende 10
proposition del senior aleslde, aun.
qra hsy quien opina que 10 Plsnta
&c .6ctricA en- mAnoa de este syunta'
miento AGRA otro Panama q otro en-
pr6stito, donds no tardarfa en- haeer-
BE necesAria otra Investigation.
Tambien me ocupare de este asun'
to en- otr& OCCASION, aportAndo rszo.
mes en- pro y en- contrs dc los deaeoS
del senior CAbAasa.
ADochs sa reuni6 oil ayuntamisnto
en- sesi6n ordinAria y termino de
aprobar Ell presupuesto para al pro
ximo Ano econ6mico 1908 1904.
Sc ancuentrA Oh asta eiuaad donde
permAnecetk 20 8 dfAs, segun nos
ha manifesto DO, Ell eefor B!andino,
admit strador de esa emprssa Pc
riodistieA.
Ell conocido jurisconsulto don Jo'
&c de Diego lievarA ants los tribuna'
les 10 represented de .sLa Veg de
10 PAtrisn en- lA c&usa que ss ls Rigus
por libelo infAmatorio, ofsndiendo,
90 ana postal frmaaa por Lnfs s..
ArRn, 6 10 respectable ssnoritA donA
Emilia Cuebas.
Aun no Sc Ia o. d .lado dfa para al
juicio.
Los afciona6os de est& ciudaS nj.
canzaron nm nHevo triaufo el domin-
go pssado en- 10 representation dol
grandioso drama sAuroras original
de don Joaqafn Dicenta.
Para me d ana tiene AEuneiAdo eli
aCentro Espanols nm concerto vo'
cal 6 instrumental que es de esperar'
SO vea concurrido, 0pues son tan
pocas las diversiones que dc esa so.
ciedad, que los socios est&n Avldos
de fiesta.
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Dulces en- .almibar

Dulces en- almibar de varias ella.
1es y tabacos ycigarrillos ne vendsn
10 lado del Ayuntamiento casa nd.
nero 20 franta & ID PlAxa Principal.
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NEuRosiNE t7RuNlEF
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I'm ests Imprsnta ne venae parel
viaio & 50, 40 qufntal
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Ell Polo NOfte

EN- esss mrrenta sa vends papel
Do pari6dieos vieios 6 50 10 quintal.
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Por expender lache sin Ia Autori'
xAci6n correspondents de 10 Junta
do Sandal fueron multados, con dos
dollars cAda uno, Francisco Moves
y Felix Matos, en- vfrtud de hkbsr
infringido, de este mo&o, las leyes
de Sandal.
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4. con 0rciAAts de San JuAn don
Conrado PalAu, 30 hAll& en- Ponce,
On aAuntos de negocios.
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Aver pArtio para Salinas sl joven
dom Rogendo Aree, llamado por to-
I6grsfo, para haeer amos trabaios
ea~taafsticos relatives 6 10 agricultu'
rA de cana. El senior Aree fu6 en-
plsado en- 81 sxtirguldo municipio de
Salinas.
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La indiviauA Maria Toro fac de-
nunciada por AbRndono de MEMORIES.
entire sllos an hijo de ellis. La de-
nunciada mareh6 para YAueo, dejan.
do & los memories en- Ponce.
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been buoyed since December 20.
Thus was finished after a mem
orable struggle against wind and
wave an enterprise which brings
the Hawaiian Islands. 1000 miles
nearer the parent continent and
puts niinportantb but lithertoiso-
lated community in com1nunica-
-tion with the entire world. and
susceptible to all the industrial
impetus which follows ready ac-
cessibility. The final splicing Of
the ends in the waters which3 for
days had rendered cable work
impossible marked the compile
ton Of the first stage Of the un-
taking to span the vastest ocean
with a line Of electric .communi-
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OF. all great achievements, was
one of. open opposition and pa
-tient perseverance. Its advent in
Honolulu was hailed by all
classes as. a boon to her CONNER
cial interests and a stimulus to
her material and social progress.
Even the quaint Hawaiians,
whose splendid isolation has lent
a romantic interest to their island
homes, forget for the time being
the sacrifice of romance and
poesys to utilitarianism, and
greeted the landing OF the cable
upon their soil with an enthusi-
asn second only to that which
marked the departure of the Sill
No,t;,,uoI an pa0a x No1,,,,,,
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VENEZUELA
IS ANXIOUS
FOR PEACE
Castro Willing to
Accept Terms
Of Allies.
Agrees to Reference Of
Trouble to The
Hague.
President Says Settlement
Can Only Be Defeated
by the Other Side.

CARACAS Ian. There have been
persistent rumars in official circles and
Eenerslly throughout this city since yes
terdaN thar President Castro had refused
to agree TO thG.nroposals OF the allies to
refer The Venezuelan issues to The Hague.
a correspondents saw the President OF
Venezuela for an hour this morning 1t
is not true that. rie. President has declined
the proposals oftihe powers The Chief
IlNecutive declares he wants only fair
lrea tment II IS clear from what Presi-
dent castro said al. the interview that he
relieves il viii be very easy to reach a
fll settlement Of the entire controversy.
President Castro said;
-fr @etflenent IS .aor reached il Is be-
raase settlement forms no part of the
fan of The allies in this case the pro-
longaton of the present situation would
he disastrous for.a1l concerned. The solu-
ton 81 the present difficulty depends more
upon the allied powers than on Venezu-
Tie President WAS then questioned is to
whether or not he would renounce the
presidency and II il was his. purpose to
make "a change in the present Cabinet
DE replied:
People are stliberty TO talk whatever
nonsense they want TO- ] viii make a
change in the cabinet when the present
session is ended.
The report current In Willemstad. Gu
raeso. that the Government sustained a
defeat fn The recent fight with the revolu-
uonists a Barquisimeto is untrue The
Government was victorious at Barauisi-
meto and that town, as well as San car
Jos and Tnsqulilo. was recaptUred from
the rebels as was duly reported in these
disnatches
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cation, the need Of which has
long been acknowledged by the
entire world and the advocacy OF
which has often claimed the at
tention of:the highest councils,
political and financial, OF Amer
lea. Since the conception OF the
idea fifty years ago of connecting
the,continents of North America
and Asia by telegraph via Bering
Straits the matter OF a Pa
cifc cable had many periods Of
buoyancy and depression. The
history of the project like that
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THE MAYORS CONGRATULATIONS.

of
n of our
o
pee ommu nicatfo
of AM o
of the
tion of her fty N of he hnpp OF n
cable
Il. e.. ny o
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WASHINGTON WITHOUT WORD.
No Reply Received to Note Owing to
Holidays.


WASHINGTON. Jan. The rejoinders
of The European foreign offices to Presl-
dent Castros reply 10 their arbitration
proposal nave not reached Washington.
This. however. occasions no surprise, as
the holidays are much more closely OBJ
served in European capitals than in
kNashinsron- Following the rule which il
has adopted in the treatment OF CORE
spondence passing between Venezuela and
The allies. the State Department still de-
clines 10 make public any information re
specting the details OF President Castro s
reply. but inquiry confirms the report
from Rome TO the effect that Castro did
attach a condition 10 the acceptance OF
she arbitration proposal and that condi-
tion was not indorsed by the Washington
tsor-erur7eu
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GOKERNOR-ELEc7
PARDEE GREETS
GOVERNOR DOLE

II FON. SANFORD b. DOLE.
Governor of Hawaii,
n n Honolulu; AIObaI Cali
fOrnia and Hawaii; first
friends, now neighbOrs, here
after kinsmen. The Golden
states new administration
welcomes the tie that binds us
even closer. Our cable latch
string lis now In your hands
and our doors are open to the
people of Hawaii.
GEORGE C. PARDEE,,
GOvernor-Eiect.
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4.
!. but. the: few. words. which traveled: under
tina & asst Xpahse*of water teJd.the. people
gf. this that. at last the, dirs4 link Of
the enterprise Was: 3r: reilit5s lid. hat the
!. Hawaiian: islands. weTe>in wire. corr.nnuni-
.cafifin with the. United States and the
world. & . :. RI. ~ =
.:< IS At, h ~ p: M. etoTernor Sanford B. Dole
of. the ariaJ Islands =sent the flrst mes
;sag ge oyer the: great t.ecean cable. II was
brief +fnissi];,e: .of .fortyefiye ;ot nifty words
and was: directed ID. F5iresident Roosevelt
GoI{erat II rated the :eh.eIf executive on
: The: cQHnpletiofl sof the great work,
: "A. :: few moments. :afterward Governor
Dole tjIshe1 ano tFer nj essa ge. to Clarence
Mad K ~. president t ..of the Commercial
+ F3acific Gable. Company The second mes
/ sage was :.T1oFded much like the first. 1t
I. was one: of tia fIlls to 3;r. Maclay and
: cong Fatillated him upon completing the
/ wdrk which hrs father had planned years
before. !: PIE. -. - =:...
The message TO President Roosevelt was
infTnediately- sent on TO Washington. but
1t reached there too late for the chief ex-
eeutiYe to read it last night. The Presi-
dent had retired several hours before the
coed news. reached him and the people of
Honolulu will be obliged to wait till this
morning before they receive a reply to
Dole's important missive.
The operator on this end of the cable
Immediately flashed back the intelligence
over the wire. 1t was received with dis
appointment by the people Of Honolulu.
as they were .anxiously awaiting a reply
to Governor Doles brief message.
In their excitement the Honoldlu peo-
pie seemed to forget the difference in time
between Honolulu and Washington. They
thought that as long as the wonderful
wire was in operation time counted for
naught and therefore their disappointment
was keen when they We're informed that
the Presidents answer would be hours
later.
The officials and operators of the cable
company were in communication with
the Silvertown all day long. The latter
announced at o'clock that the
final splice would soon be finished
and that the wire would be
working some time between II and u
o'clock. The officials figured it out and
at last came to the conclusion that the
first signal would probably be received
about midnight.
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GERMANY SEEMS SATISFIED.
Spirit Of castro's Reply Said to Have
Right Ring.

hl2ht King
BERLIN, Jan. President castro.s re-
niy 10 the powers, through Minister
Bow en-. is substantially an unqualified ac-
oeptance Of their. proposals 10 arbitrate
and the accompanying conditions. The
Foreign Office here received his answer
to-day and IS satisfied with fits spirit a
further interchange OF views, preparatory
10 signing the protocol. VII take place in
Washington. The only really important
question 20 be settled is what is 10 be
a2ne with The blockade. A continuance OF
he blockade is relied upon 70 hasten the
conclusion OF the arbitration prelfmina-
res especially on the part Of Venezuela.
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ITALY IS NOT SATISFIED.
Claims Made That Reply Contains
Unacceptable Pronors+ion

OuacceplabIe Proposition.
ROME, Jan 1.-F0oreien Minister Prfnet
% this afternoon received through En-
bassador Meyer Secretary. Hav's note
Communicating President sCastro's accept
aiioe OF The Hague arbitration in .princi-
Pc. but with an additional .proposition.
which the Government at. Washington
3Oes not support
At the New Years diplomatic reception
-o-day Foreign Minister Prinetti and En-
oassador Meyer exchanged congratula-
ions over the anticipated settlement bv
arbitration of the Venezuelan troubles
signor Prinetti expressed his apprccia-
ION Of the attitude Of the United States
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GOV GAGE. TENDERS GREETINGS.

% Hs on
half of
TO peop of
Conn o e hin w.
clos and
pie of Hawai- m - peri ID. .SvflI
Il. GAGE.
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WORKS PERFECTLY.

The cable worked perfectly from the
start and all the experts who were pres
ent expressed keen surprise that a new
wire would transmit over nearly 300
miles in such good order. Not the slight
est hitch occurred after the first sentences
was received Each Instrument seemed
to do its work in perfect harmony with
the various attachments of the compIi-
Gated apparatus.
After the first two messages from Dole
had been flashed across the sea the cable
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ALL ARE SURPASSED.

All We're surprised. however. when the
first sentence, Minute, YOU are re-
versed.' came floating over the cable al
just eleven minutes past II o'clock Then
every one was on the alert for more in
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STE OF HAWAIIAN CABLE STATION a
Associated Press Conveys Important An1erics
Are Linked Together Island Pulse at Last Beats w


n accept it
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Governor Dole Sends
81. Message TO- the a S.
s. Preside .".... &.
Great e X. I. cite zen t and
+. rejoicing Among
. r. ....:.=. . Islanders.

HE .tiFst :: signal. was
flashed aoly'er. tine great.
Pa @ifies eseia9alef "a from 1oro-
-lI9!ilnsro !! San. .F;fanciseo, at
three minute past III.
O'Clock. last might II Twas
'ilIltt.:-a .-,l .hroken.s siie5inftence.
re fGstrihg to. the condi-
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is permitted to tender congratu-
.lations on the completion OF the
first section Of the submarine ca
bic that is to connect the United
States with its insular possessions
in the Pacific and eventually with
the continent of Asia. The cable
was completed at $40 tonight;
the two ends we're brought to-
gether in Molokai Channel.
thirty-fve~ miles from Honolulu,
where the San Francisco end had
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WASHINGTON. RECEIVES FIRST MESSAGE OVER CABLE
M Message 9
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Jan. by cour-
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mercial Pacific Ca
bic Company the
Associated Press
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