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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
Sreie St10te.

Som6urg. Die penIipnS Safe
beS 58er &uufmduuiiden Nereins
ipeiit naf Dem tir3li6 enlightenment
SSabresberi9t 1876 @srii6erungsn
ouf. Die Sider3eitsfonos betrdgen
iibsr 100000 Wart, Der @eIammts
betrdg Der perii6erten iGbrli9en @ls
tersrente be3iffert iid ouf 100000
Mart.-9ie hamburger Na9rihten"
iino an Die Qttiengeieuihaft yNeue
g6rIensSaue" p~ertauft poroen, pelhs
aud Den .Samburgifden Sorreipon'
benton" b~erausQibt. Der preis be-
trGot 600, 900 Wtart. Die .Sdmburs
ger Na6ri6ten" puroen i'm Sabre
1892 oe9riinoet un0 Defenders bel ges
ndnnt. feitosm 6urit 9ismurd mad
ieiner GntlaTung i'd ibrer beoiente,
Inn feline Mniitten iiber politii6e IA
oesfraasn gum Nus0rud gu brirgen.--
!Sierorts 1T GOro 9admann, Der
friibere Obsr s&sgiiieur Deg Netp Oors
Ter Sbalias 1beuters, gsitorben.
Brert c II. Ste Sampfer DER I'm
SerbIt 1905 ms Geber tretsnoen
Sra6tbdmpferlinie Deg .Rorboeutiden
alopo, gremeus gtafrqtien tperben To-
ipobl ouf ser Sin pie, dpf Der Riids
reiIs bic Sdnpt4afsn 3qpds anldufsn.
Samit 1T cine bir'tts @srbirouns obne
llmlaoung stpif4en belt 'StutIden ST..
fen un6 Sara 4er9citeQt, ipsl6e bisber
gefeblt bat.
2iibed. Ger Senat itimmte Dem
9ei6lub Der gijrgeridaft auf Gins
fiibruna Der Qb~enoiisungen nno quf
8efpiaiaung DON ie6s Mtart Sidtsn
fir a~usmdrtige 9ir8eri9aftsmitslies
Der 3u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
E6aringif6e Staaten.

% elm ar. 5rG. WiIbelmine See
bad aus Berlin, G9peiter Der @riins
BERN 6es Seebu6s Stiftes in Meimdr,
bat Der S6iuers Stiftung teitamentus
rid Die Summe pon $4,000 Dart 5us
9epenoet.
81 uooGF ia 8 t. Ter @ereiu our
Grbdltting Der 3birtnsiI6eu Nrbetters
toIonie belt unter Dem 8oriib nes @es
beimen StGotsrotbs b. SetelboOts
@ot6d in Geilsoorf cine @enerolbers
idmmIung ab. 9em @ei9ditsberi6t
lit gu eptnebmen, bab i'm @orjubre 70
aoIoniitsri unb ieit 8riinbung ser Sos
Ionic 2307 qerionen aufgenommen
pur0en.
g 8Iets. Die bieiiqe Ort8trans
tentaHe bat @o~rlebrungen g~etroffen,
i'm naben 2dI9enbuf, SalteltelIe Ser
S6lei3s S60nberQer 8abn1trede, elm
Grbolunasbeim fir ertrantte Sa6en
mitaIieoer gu errjdten uno 8tpar bret:
i'm Wal6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
&roB6eriogt6um &eGen.

p 9orm It a 8 t. Su Dem BON Dem
GrnIt Quolpigs 0ereine, Dem beIIiIhen
Gentrolperein fir Grrittung biuiger
Wobnungen in 9urm1taot, ou8gez
i6riebenen Wettbeperbe CUR @rlaus
gun9 m~uitergiltiger YaupIGns fir Dir
beiterppbnbGuIe r erbielteu Den eriteu
Yreis Qr6itett @ientoop in @ber=
Itoot, ben 3peiten preiS @r6itett
Rin9s in 9armitabt, 5ipei brittle Yrsiie
sic aemsinIameu YIGne Ser Nrhitetten
Surt 9rduer in Speber unb 9ermunu
8oltI6 in Serborn unb Die Ir6iteiten
So1ef Binter in 9snS6eim unO Rs9ies
run0sbdufii6rer @rein in &aitel.
W Srie6berg. Die Gr0ifnung Der
neugegriinoeten b0beren 9iirgerIdule
fir MGoden fano jiing't in 2tntpeIens
bsit oes StuotporItonoes tinb Der 81
tern Der 3Gglinge Q59 S6iferinnem
fat. Die S6ule bat Den Numeu
.G6iQerf6ule" erbalten.
so r d. Die Gettfirmu Sentel
bat Der itdotiI6en @eripalt,lng our
4nihaffung BON pbp1itolifden Ge9rz
mitteIn fir Die @oltsidule 5000 Mart
our 9erfigung 9eIteat.
l., 90 q / II 3. Weaen Milhfdli6ung
itdnoen 10 MildbGnbler uno 2anos
pirtbsfrauen aus So6beim, Sul5s
beim, BOrrItaot un0 Main3 Dor Ser
Struftammer; ID Der IngetIa9ten
ipuroen gu GeIoItrafer bon so bis 400
Mart perurtbeilt, flint purbsn freigez
fprphen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16

fam mid ia tpo6( Dor feinem MenI6ei
mebr ie6en Iofen. 9ettp! gettp!
S6Gm' Did!
Sic i6dmte ii6 fiirdterlid. Damn
erI6rat tie audi: cine unbeimlihe Nn9it
fam oa3u, 6rr6t Dor Dem GinidIafsn.
Gle mar Ifon einmal i'm 9raum pez
gen elmer S6le6ttgtett btngert6tet
DDr0en Wenn oas beute pieOera
fame! 0urum Iolt' e8 ni6t pie0erz
tommen. pa ibr oas GeniNen fdlug;
pa ite 70 ernitIi9 on i9retIide Sc
m~einbeiten geboht bate -.
gtein, oa6te tie, Der Sraum mar gu
9rdBIid; Before Did aan3 geIhpino!
- Wds2 Gu aus 6ur6t2 aug
Teiqbeit2 llno id mil Elm tapfereS
MGbeI Iein? - Rein, nun geraoe bleib'
id i4le6t. @runof6Ieft! SD mill
mir mas uusoenteu, pie id oteIen
9u9o Soffmann nit ben faIiden @us
gen unO Die feline SefIin --
Pl0BIi6 brad oas S6llf3en berz
Dor; Iaut, taft iiberldut; entIebt fu6r
its auf. Sic Itorrte in Die tiefe Na4t,
ge9en Den &runpf in Der Geble tdms
pfeno. Sic 6ortte. Gnoli6 tonnte tie
Wie0er b0ren, lpie es oriiben itono in
Dem anoeren 9ett. Hubiges, qleides
gltbmeu. Die &Ieine, Die Den ioeaIen
2eutndnt Iie6te, mar nift oufgepaht.
Snoem iie ouf bieies 9(tbmen 6ordte
- oenu es that ibr pobl - i6lief Iie
ieIber elm. 0arauf fans muir an: nun
fdIief fie, nab oes 9age8 2lrbeit, ME
INNER Die gauge Ia6t. sic traumte
aud nitt, ooB iie bingeri6tet rperoe.
5ritb W}prgenS ermahte ie nit einem
Rud, our6 @eonigs hobe, rufenoe
Gimme: BETH! 2angi6Idferin! S
1T ole b0Gite 3eit!"
(6ortictun0 foI0t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16

9srbeereuoe 3 euers-
brunit It. Yer Srt GbenSinp i'm ruis
iiiden Commencement aielse tpuroe
bon elmer Geuersbrunit beimesIutt,
ourd Die mebr ais 120 SGuIer in
@i6e gelegt purben.
5urd bare unipetter
bdben in Siofrantrei6 serpaltiss Der
beerungen anserittet. llsberdq i9tpol4
len Die WaHertGufs orobsno an uuo
traten an pielen Stellen aus ibren Bet
ten, 10 Defenders Der SIub Gsrs. Die
Staot Nud, Die an oislem 6luIs lisst,
ipdr tbeiIpeiie iiberI6pemmt, uno Der
Bertebr mubte in ben Sauptitraben
auf 5loben uno gootsn 'tattfinoen.
Die gan5e llmgebuns ituno fubtief uns
ter Waher. Der poriiutfIutblihe Re-
gen ipar an 5abIrsi4en Steaen DON
Sa9elI6lIgsn begIeitet, pelte idreds
lihe YerpiiItungeu unrthteteu. Bel
Souloufe mar Der Stelllpassu, oer
Sipiiden Sen OrtsnW onts9 uno Youra
ret Den Yertebr permitted, nit ieinem
Siibrer bon Der 8droune fortee=
i6pemmt porosn. Illf anoerlpeitia
ftno perIonen 0 Den aussetretenen
Baden uno 6luNen gsfdbroet ooer ers
trGntt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
2Ie6fenBurg.

Meu # reliB. Der 6~1iG6ri9e
Sberitlcutnant q, .. 5rsiberr 0ietrih
b. StengIin bate Dor GINGER 3eit ouf
Der Sago ooS lln9Iiid, einen 9reiber gu
erI6ieBen. is tpurbe ibm pegeu fabr=
Iditger 90otung Ser pro5eB 9emoht,
aber nab tur3er @%erbunoIun9 erfoIgte
feline 6reiipre6un9. Sterglin lit felt
Dem unieIigen 3ufou an S6permutb
uno beQin9 0ieier Qage SeIbitmoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16

NufoeaLf GEL Ce i.aOtiI6e
9aoeanItalt IN Dem 8etyjt5 a~berocben
poroen. Die auitolt lit init cinem
&oitenaufipano RON 100000 Wart En-
baut noroen, popon na0c3l 200. 900
Mart our8 freiipiai9e Seitr69c aufoey
bra6t ipur0en.
g ie q II. Ser G|jtjo1rop6 Rott
aug @eioenau, iorpic Ser aoufmonn
G6med uno Der S6retuer W6ltsl ans
GiIerielo fipo ipegen Der @nfcrtiolna
uno oes 8ertrieb8 Don ialiben sun
oertmdrtiGeinen perboitet mproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
0eferrei&.

Wien. Der 8ertretsr Der 3oblens
bergtperte nSriumpb" in Ratalic, Bob
men, 2ufreo Seuflein. 1T bier ipsgen
unterI6lagung BON 100000 aronen
in Saft senommen nstoen.-9is gnts
billing oes Straub.Ga Gamer Dent,
mails miro Ylitte SUM itattfiroen.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16

I6rperen Stcinen Der gagISbner NeIss
bo6er eroriitt.
Stttmontn g. Der freireiig'
ntrte Pforrer SAT. Reihenspurner bier
be9ebt beuer ods 0iamantene prieiters
iubiIdum.
9raunIte II. Quf Qntrdg oes
Observation-Disclosures puroe Dem Stiff.
ter 0es &uitpolo 9entmdl5 bier,
ShIobQutSbciiBer gusen Rosner, ods
Gbrenbijrgerre6t Der Staot 2rauns
Iteiu perlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
0foeu6nr9.

Horbeno m m. Sin srobes
granounoliid rtdtste einen' ungebeu;
rem S6a6sn an. Die aeidmmten An.
raaen Ser 8eutitn 9ampffiidereis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
Aus ner 1~lbrinpfnl,.

& aier8Gauter II. llntpeit
oieIer Stobt lit bel Dem 8au Ser nsueu
Sleinbabn SpeDerz8 einsbeim Elm @rs
bejter8u9 entgIeiit, Stint perIoneu
ipur0en c%et0Otet, mebrere anoere trus
gen 8%erIebun9en odpou.
QuoWi g 5 + q n. 8aB SAtls
lsroentmaI, cine Gr3biiite auf eiusm
i6par3en SpenitIodel, puroe jingit
unter groBer 9etbeiIisun9 Der 9eO6Ia
ferung entbiiQt.
I. no b il d II. Der 9e3irt5s
ants @FeFor Moefiinger in Somburg
ipuroe gum 8erufs= 9iirgermeiiter bon
9peibriiden gelp6blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
41rouint 41n,nrtrr,,.
prnpinf 31nTru.

@beIn a II. SIN 8reiie @oelndu
bei6lohen Die eoaugelii6en polen,
ettpa 10000, Die epangeIiI6en &ir6en
ni6t mebr gu beiu6en, neil ploBIt6
Die epangeliiden Geiitli4en Den biss
bergen pplniiden air4engeIdng uno
polhti6e Preoisten, aud 9rabreoen
our6 oeuti4e erieBt BADEN.
9*nee n. Die a~usItGnoigsn
5d9elobner nabmen ole Qrbeit ipieoer
dnt 'obne gortbeile BET ben Qrbeits
gebern errungen gu baben. @u6 Bel
Der 3analifation puroen Die Nrbeiten
fpieoer in angrif senommen.
s. obenaIsu q. Der friibers
ndtiondaiberale 2anbtassdbgeoronste
Qmtsrat9 Seer in NiI9pib 1T i'm SO.
Gebensjabre seitorben.
prenint OTtprrnHrt.
&pntgsbera. Bel Der prGien.
tatienspaEi fit bus 9%errenbaus i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16

geleQl6arr ngtOrolee" brannten ME
Ner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16
Hnhrutnuertt.

giGGafingen SIN Otter bon
60 Sa6ren 1T bierorts Der pfarrer
Srie0ri6 2en3 eeItprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-06-16

Haro11uftsbeStrt Samlaph=Noion9e
iplroe b. 8altItsinz Wogau 9epdbIt.
9i5ber mar Der 8e5irt our4 Den Sra
fen GulenburgsSau pertreten.
GiIit t. Sn SiIiit, VtemeI uno
Gumbinnen iinO MaHens9(uslpeiIun
gen BON Rliien angeprOnet porOen.
lleber 500 9erIonen iino bereits per
G6ub iiber Die Gren3e gebra9t. Be
treifs Der 8riin0e Ser unerpdrteteu
WaBregel lit nidts betannt ge9ebeH
ippr0en.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-03-31
NUMBER As.
Steffens in New Jersey.

"New Jersey is selling out the rest of u.s."
writes Lincoln Stehens in his story of "New
Jersey: A Traitor State" in the April
McClure's; and this revelation of what he has
found in Jersey he considers the most impor-
tant of his articles. 1t is so big subject that
only the first half appears in this number: How
the state became the business Tenderloin of
the country, financial pirates haven, where
trusts receive their "Letters of Marquee" is
here set forth; the great st-.naking industry
itself is reserved for discussions in another pa
per. 1t is breathless narrative, this story of
the enslavement of state; it goes so far back
and is SO appallingly complete. There has
been no one of Mr.. Steffens' articles that gets
nearer to the root OF things. Manipulation of
the law began so early in New Jersey that its
history is primer of the game. The simple
methods of century ago are the index to all
political corruption.
1t was in New Jersey that especial priv
ileee" was born. The state was founded upon
the loyalty of "spt ca business interests"
Railroading in its infancy "organized" Jersey
politics for its own, and to-day the state bows
to the same master.
The fight with the railroads, perennial in
Jersey, has been vicious circle OF struggle,
success, relaxed vigilance and renewd subjec-
tion. Mr.. Steffens says of the conditions the
fight has bred: "When we began to investi-
gate New Jersey we thought we knew some
thing Of political and commercial corruption.
We have charted some of its submerged depths;
but here we have found ourselves at times off
soundings and the leadsman has reported no
bottom"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-03-31
ViOlets q Cure for Cancer.
bottom
,ndou dispatch:

Says London dispatch:
That brew from violet leaves is an effective
cure for cancer may not be new in theory bat
two actual cures are now reported.
Much interest has been taken in story in
the Lancet, told by DR.. Gordon, of Exeter, of
a mau who refused to be operated upon for
cancer on the tongue. Then, violet leaves
were tried, the garden variety being found pref
erable to the wild violet.
Every day, he drank part of the brew; the
rest he used as tomentation. That treatment
has been continued since the beginning of Mo-
vember last, and now, nothing remains but
tiny hard scar.
On reading this story, woman we'll known
socially writes, telling an even more remark
able story OF, the cure of cancer on the liver by
violet leaves.
Treated by a specialist without avail she
grew morose and worse, till violet leaves were
suggested by friend. Hopeless of ever being
cured, she, nevertheless, tried it. She took
wine. glass of the decoction several times day,
aud also applied cotton wool soaked in hot
liquor over the seat of the cancer. The wo-
man says she is now completely cured.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-03-31
ROOSEVELT HELD AS PERIL OF EUROPE.

The following special dispatch from Berlin
to the Chicago Record Herald is OF unusual IN
terest at this tme
can active crusade against the Monroe doc
trine has been revived by the German, aud
especially by the Pan.German, press. Inc
movement began simultaneously IN several dill
ierent parts of the empire, and was clearly
actuated from common center.
"The newspapers charge that President
Roosevelt, while advocating peace aud The
Hague conference, is enforcing the Monroe
doctrine in form which eventually must cause
warlke complications. He is lkened to the
czar, who originated the peace congress, while
at the same time he was pursuing Manchu-
,ian policy that was sure to end in bloodshed.
"His craving for arbitration treaties, says
the Leipsger Tagebat, lis an invisible cap un-
der whcn he hopes to conceal his imperialistic
ambitions,
"There are $3.50, 100000 of German capital
invested in South America and the United
States domination of that continent means
placing German capital at disadvantage.
There is an enormous future in breadstnHs tor
export before South America, and the exports
are not to the United States, but to Europe, tor
which Europe must pay with manufactures,
all eventuating to the aggrandizement OF the
United States as the self-constituted protector
of those countries.
"Wise European diplomats are urged to bend
their minds to the task Of forming an alliance,
offensive and defensive, against Americas
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-03-31
scheme for reducing the South American states
to condition of vassalage.'


Andrew Carnegie, in letter, gives his reas-
ons for thinking that Pan-American railroad
from New York to Buenos Ayres is better than
big navy for the defense Of the Monroe doc.
trine. He says, in part: "What territory
worth having could combined Europe hold in
South America against forces which we could
send combined with the forces that South
American republics could raise if We had direct
railway communication and the invaders had to
transport their armies by sea? If the recent
wars have taught anything, it is that clever
electrical engineers with torpedoes and mines
can render fortified ports unassailable. A
blockade of American ports would inconveni-
ence our people, but it would not give victory
to the blockaders. The cost of building the
5000 miles needed is estimated at $175, 900 900.
1t would be true craftsmanship if we contribut.
ed, say, only one years cost of the navy.
$Ioo, ,ooo, ,ooo-and asked the South American
republics to contribute the remaining SIS ,ooo,- :
900 necessary, and thus settle the Monroe doc
trine for all time. War ships become obsolete
in few years. The railway is everlasting,
and constantly improves. The ships are al
ways subject to attack by foes. The railway
is immune. The ships require cash year after
year. The railway simply a loan Of our credit
for few years."
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-03-31

w. H. GENTNER, of Pennington, Iowa, has
started crusade among the retail merchants
against the mail order houses. 1t is his pur.
pose to organize the retail dealers in the twelve
states tributary By to Chicago Nas ssa are e 'o00
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-03-31
Usually the Case.

Pleasanton Observer.
Another case came to hand this week where
a patron of the mail order houses got the worst
of bad bargain. A farmer living near Pleas
anton sent for set Of harness that cost him
$40, with freight added. When it arrived, he
found that he could have gotten as good or bet
ter set from the Pleasauton merchants for $40.
Home merchants should try to reach all the
people in this territory with some kind of adj
vertising, either newspaper, circulars, letters or
catalogues on small scale The main thing is
to get your business and your name before the
people SO often that when they need anything
in your line, they will not think of the cata-
logue.
GOVERNOR CUMMINs, OF Iowa, is working
for two.cent railroad fare.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16

Huelga de braceros
(Ds ns.estr0 o0rresponsal. }

EneFo 13
Jose BnItr6n fu6 detenido anoChe
pOr incendiar el baul de "a conCubi-
m.
La ccurrencia pudo traer fstales
cOnseCuencias. pero dada II actividad
que desplegaron los yeCinos no pas6 81
incandio de- Conato.
La policfa se mOstr6 aCtiva On Ii
question.
Las hsciendas SBuena Vista9 ,
ePEORresoD, empezar6n Il Eafrs ell
pF6ximO lunes. Hny much0s obregos
que Sc prepGran para trabRjar.
So dice que los bracerOs de Ii CEN
trail de Can6vanaG. Be hhn decIaradO on
hueIga. Piden que LED aumeDte 81 ior-
nal. Con tal motive una cOmisi6n de
ID Federation Libre Sc persona hoy en-
ID hacienda. Iuformar6 resuItadO.
Para 81 pr6ximo domingo Sc est6
anunciando ana asamblea en- ID Fede-
ci6n Libre.
En dicha asambles se eIegirsn IOs
oficiales que han de administrar d
Union Federada III, 723 en- 81 afio 1905.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16
NolicIaS del N0rte Dc
IA IsIa.
Sc anuneIan ahoIa noilGlas do q
central IIGaIOs0.
(Ds nAsgtr0 rsp0rteg y 0ile1sl.

Enero ia EI descarriIamiento del
5ia once del actual obedeci6 que el
tren He cana que iba para BarcelOneta
rompi6 les escarpias del pequeno puen-
te az San francisco. Cerca de CGDl00-
EQchs al pasar POGO despu6s ei sren
corrso, cOnnpuesto de Is mkquina, dos
CaFros de spgunda y un0 de pr1meEa'
el segundQ CAIRO aRIt6 montandose so-
bre los rsiIa.
Ne ocuErieEon desgFacisg personales
graclaa s que 81 maquinista lIeyaDa 81
tren muy despacio. Una sef0Ta en- el
momento del sinieatr0 quiso tlrar g
una hila pequefa pOr la ventanllla q
Cafio
Los seflores RubeTt han hecho po-
ner DO deavfo On la antigua hscIenda
IagsnSO. que han arrendad0 para SEM
braT CATS. Han montado ademas ung
nueva chiminea de hierr0 en- Ia central
San Vsceate de SO pies de alto por
de anch0. Seguramente empezaFan {
mnleF en- ID pr6xinna semRna.
En h ConstGnclG. de don Gerardc
SoleF, Be esta montando nueVa mAqui'
maria y ESQ cd Cauaa de que II mOlien
da DO empiece hasta fines de mes.
La cana que Sc encuentra & amboi
ladOa del Camino de hierro pATece hR,
berse quedadO muY corta eete afIO.
CausS de Ia SEGA.
EI autom6viI del sefior Jimenez. que
nos conducts al se6OF Real, director
de eEl H4raldo y & an servidor de ne
tedes, ha hecho an visia hastR AGus
diIla rnpidisimo; cnando el camino X
pernaitfa 81 perito cHGpteg 10 Condu
Cfs 4 una Yelocidad de 10 & 25 kil6me
tFosIpOr bora.
Tambi6n los autom6vilea que condu
clan u correspondence anduVieror
bien.
Nj be quedado en- AeuadiIIa. viSi
tar6Iel ColQsO y dare noticias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16
s lEIlsLE3 ~ IS UH SUBSTITUTE
ieEITt DE Hl0lHo Dc nleIllo

Durenfe IA nraaento o...
hfra6o fla haBaiao sseass1 1a eeslts as
SssssSn rrsneisr ssf,ss ~ uuos lnooat!ialea nan
rrogseI7n nronio e paEs sn
s s,7n s,,atsos ii ss9 gel petroleo pArAf-
prTtrnfa riIfc,'1a ic-rI1e - =. ~ = ~ slele'
nSIn m otro vao.5 49, = o1 y xsLl ok no csl-
fSiSiSo r,ada .,,h9tsss q Ssesatet gus sA pso
- hSnsISo SuUssitulr y aeeAte &c algeo-
= .S,.ano sro- ......-..
At IA t3ssSn ~ 5sputaolon de aae goza el aoelta
rso;sdaGso - Daealso ea ueDlga sus gEan9ss
sTeI 81 aus51slFas aNmentaclas. tn
ents as = -, .,0S.ss oe &c pacAlo o -95.
alirnento ,1,o sAAl2 44@ "a q
re Fa no5ido q eelaoue ~ 49, lt ~
sIiToort s'-s.o s1 ~ g lsAs ssa 0gto
- - lsuai, enunelst q petroAeo GO
~ ~ ~ pstlsuto del aceita de hlgado fa De-
u9ls0, ~ atapuir 81 potr0leo 3 paEafna pro-
9asuaaes que 40 tiene El petr6lso caEece q
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So andheIa oh nu8vO bale on o.
Casino DO M5natI.
Sc asegura que se establecera una
fabFica de tabacos.
(.De nssestro OoaresponsaD

Enero 49,.
Con pesar hemos sabido que ha de-
iado de exiatir en 81 pueblo de Rio
Grande 81 ilustrado fnrmac9utiCo don
b. Hernandez. enOparentado con q dis
tinauidn famiiia Colon Hernandez &
quien Ie enYinmos 81 testimonio de-
nuestr0 p6same.
El pr6ximO domingo se anunCia
ca 81 Casino unnnevc baile. ALI luci-
r6n sus esbelt0s palmitos Maria SAM
doval. Iereaina , Pacn Franco y OtFas
flores de este GmenO jardfn.
Se asegurR que % oetablecerA en-
breYe una fsbrica de tabacos. ESQ nos
agrada porque hay que atender con
preferences & ID honrada cIase trabR-
jadorS.
Hoy ha aalido { ID calle 81 Lcdo.
don Juan r Ramos 6 quien tuVimos
ell gusto de- saIudar.
La policfa viene hacienda eierci-
clos en estoa dias.
Ha salid0 para Veraalless b gem
til y hermosfsima seflorita Mercedes
Diaz CoIlazo.
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'El hsGh0 iu6 dosG1blDIiO onss-
gaIda l0I g p1IIeIa.

Enero lS. n noohe del diez ds
los cOrFientes penetE1Fon en q cas
escuela que quedn en laa afueEas &c a
ciudad, fracturando dos ppeEtAs de sAs
que dan frente & ~ CaFretera.
Los cacos llev6Tonse un relol &c pa
red. Vin0s 0ue. III teneF e0noclmle en-
to ae este hech0s EalieTon puE- el c1sls
80 81 cnbo Miguel Muno1 y q g1a.cla
Ricard, quieneg Tegreaaron q slgulen,
te dia con un rel0i que result6 ser el
fobsd0 Cd dicha egCueIa.
SeR6n las inye gaelone1 de la Poe
Iicfe, parece resuLtaf autor DEL hecno
81 individuo Pedro Marcano, ca cuyo
poder se encontr6 ~ relcj.
Dichos guardiaa demuestEnn en todo
gran aetividad y 81 vacindario esta
aquf satisfecho de 50 conducts.
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BAS BALL

Aver tuvo Iugar On dess flo partiCu
IaF entire les clubs eTexaa0 y GAlmen-
daFeaS en- los teFrenos de u sLiga puer-
torFiquefia.o
I'd cOnCurrenCia era numerosa PEE
sar de no juQarse los dessfios CORES
pondienteg 81 <champiOnato.
En- los primerOs einninesD jugaron
con 1nstante inter6s, per0 en- los res
tantes. resu!t6 IN entretenimiento, de-
bidOIRI POGO entusiaemo con que Iucha-
ban. TcdO fu6 puEa broma.
Los jugadores del GAlmendRresS o.
narOn terrenC, venciendO 81 eTexasS
por 1I5 Carreras
El G8coreS demuegtra la eromerfa9
que hubo en 81 S9o. innings
AL terminaF Ell iuego eI eJuez de
campo.S recibi6 an buen regalo de na.
yidad del cspit6n del club eTexss.z
Este obsequiO 10 conservArk este Juez
como prernio & sus servicios en- d tar
de de aver.
JUANTTO.
He aquf 81 score:
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