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MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-23

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lpi. Josefiny Brcalove s dcerou pi.
Josefiny Marsalkove, pfibyvsich sem
ize st. Louis, Mo. jmenovanf no.
ste byli ttz hosteni rodine pana
| los KlinayY Y dome p Tomaze Sill
hy dlel navstevou ieho zef p. Harry
Eastman manzeIkou Buford, No.
Dakota. Rodina p. Johna Sobotkv
hostila navstevou zde dlicf p. Hyn-
ka Totuska ~ Silver Lake, Mimi.
a dale p. Aloise Poimana. pf. JOS.
Kofinkovou a p, Aug. Sobotku 2
Chicago. Posledne jmenovang bfval
zdejsfm obeanem bylo nu velmi
mile ma kratkou dobu zde Ease poby-
ii. z Niles Center, ILL.,, pfijeli sem
navsteye rodiny p. Karla Zalesky-
ho PIP. Ivan a Ant. Paroubkov6
Isl. hiion0va. 4 Conway, No. Oak,
lpfibyl sem star} znamf p. Albert
Veyerka. 4 Pfsku, No. Oak, pan
Frank VayrovsisF a hratfi Jos. a Fr.
| Lov6ik. Vac. John Machart q
Landkin, No. Oak u pana Alberta
Paleeka zdrzeli Sc PIP. Vac. Filipek
Jan Miehl . Chicago
T Pfihlaste Sc. Hodlate-li
navstevovati tento podzim obchodni
skolu, Haste Sc mistni administra-
ce Minnesotskgch Novin. Mizeme
yam zajistiti y5hody ma nejjIepsich
skolach st. Paul neb Mime
apolis 39-tf.
Y zavodenf cenu pfi posled-
lnfm yYletu spolku Slovan, (. 3, G..
Is d. z. j odbgvanhm Move pra-
lze, Mimi, obdrzeli prvnf cenu tam
Ici valciku p. Felix Jelinek Move
Prahv Sc 81. Klarou Kotnour re st.
Paul. Y behu dobyly 81 /. cenu pi.
Fir. Horackoya, 2. cenu pf Jos. Kot-
Inouroya ze st. Paul 3. cenn PAM
Mary Aubreehtova Minneapolis.
/ Dale pfedbihani mladeze obdrzeli
cenu ST. Horafkova Ne st. Paul a
John Nash Move Prahy.
| Ma prodej neb Il pro,sajmutt
i Nova obchodni budova ceskem
mesteGku 1rodne lxrajine mezi st.
| Paul Duluth hodici Sc pro slnise-
ny neb jiny obchod, jehoz tam do-
sud nestava. Po pfipade Sc tez vyme-
mi ia farmu. Haste Sc Horejs
Bros, 772 Armstrong st., St, Paul,
Mimi. 44-tf
= Chas. Knowlan, ii rokd starry
IL Rosetown zabtval Sc rozvazenfm
mleka &c svJm bratrem ma Laurel a
Grotto ul., zatim co nalezal Sc v
jednom dome popojel bratr povo-
zem n6kolik blokd. Chteie jej do
honiti pokusil &c skociti ma jin9 v1z
kolem jedouci, nesfastnou nahodou
ysak padl mezi kola, ktera mu pfeje-
ffa I1rsa, zpaso,ivse rnu snrteina po-
raneni vnitfnf.
@ American barvy pokryji vice
plochy a uspokoif lepe nezli jint
barvy trhu. Jsou zaruceny ma
5 roki. Ma prodej u vsech prvni
tfidy obchodnfki d nasem obcho-
de American Paint Mfg. Co, 2G
East East Bird 3rd, 81. st Paul :3otf. 80 tf
= Jiz pffsti nedeli bude odb9van
skolni vylet teske svob, skoly do
Saenger Parku, rob Montreal "a
padni 7. ulice. vytezek yyletu bu-
de y6novan ma vydrzovanf skoly, KITE
ra jiz co nevidet zatne svdi skolni
beh. Doufame, be yzhledem k tax
dobremu dceli vynasnazi Sc kazdy,
|Iby syou pfitomnostf pfisp6l ku zda-
I'll tohoto vyletu.
" nedeli noci nalezen byl ma
zeleznidnfch tratfch blfze zeleznicni-
ho mostu 3. ulice bezyedomi ne
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-23
NJ Helm cESKY PRAyNlK,
~ East Sixth Street.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.

= Y pona6li odbfval se pohfeb
James L. MeMillana. znameho ma
jitele jatek vepfovtho dobytka, ma
lezajicich se pod yysok5m mostem.
ZesnulJ pfiSel do naseho statu r.
1870, cd kterezto DOLBY yzdy cilym
obchodnfkem. Zemfel We staff go
let zanechaya manzelku q sest di-
tex.
iiTIosttiiIiee Alberta z2iI.rkyyllo ma
State Fairfield ave, nasstiven bvi
jednoho dne minulf tyden 0 8. hod.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-11-28
Homeseekers' Excursions.

The Minneapolis & ST. Louis rail
road will sell round-trip excursion
tickets every Tuesday to points in
Minnesota, Wisconsin. the Dakotas,
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the
Canadian Northwest, and on the
first and third Tuesdays of each
month to points in the south, south
east, west and southwest. Rate one
fare plus So. Liberal limits and
stop-over privileges. For rates and
further particulars call on agents
or address A. B.. Cults, G. P. & T,
A. Minneapolis. MINI. 35-tf.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-11-28
Hoods

Sarsaparilld enjoys the dis
tinction Of being the great
est curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. Il is an all-round
medicine, producing its UNI
equaIled effects by purify
ing, vitdlizing and enriching
the blood on which the
hedlthdnd strength ofevery
organ, bone and tissue de-
pend. Accept NO substi-
ttute for Hoods, but M
sist on hdving Hoods
AND ONLY HOODS.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
A auARANrEEn crpr rnp pnrs

Itching, blind, bleeding or pro-
b uding piles Druggists refund
g oney if Pazo Ointment fais 10
are any case, no matter Of how
ng standing, in 6 to IA days.
tlrst appncaton gives ease and
est Doe. Ifyour druggisthasn .
I, send soc N stamps and It VII
'e forwarded postpaid by Paris
Medicine Co, st. Louis, Mo
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
OOn.

The party at Milton Hills last
Saturday night was good. About
forty-fve guests We're present
Refreshments consisting Of ice.
cream, cake, melons, fruit, etc.
were served. Good singing and
inusIc was rendered.
Maude Spencer, who has been
spending sometime withher moth.
er, returned TO Philadelphia last
Saturday.
Thomas Garland preached a
y3ry good sermon at Cedar Grove
last Sunday.
There are some around here
getting yacclnated.
Oscar Sharpe, a Baltimore med
zeal student, returned to BaltI-
more Sunday, after spending
sometime with his parents.
Rev. Logue will preach Denui S
Lanehart's funeral tCedar Grove
third Sunday at 10 a N. Also,
Rev. Hendershot Will preach Sun
day afternoon at 2;30 p. m.
Anna Hebner, of Plttsburg, is
visiting Mrs. Aaron Hess.
= Austin Hill returned 10 Indiana
last Monday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

In these days Of rush and bur.
ry courtesy is often forgotten. Ia
the mad, pell nell rush of our
life little things are done TO Of
fend that we rather remained un.
done. A hastily eaten meal and
It's resultant headache may cause
us social or financial loss The
wise man or woman is tho one
who relieves little Ills Of this sort
ly little dose Of Kodol For Dys.
pepsia. 1t dlgests what you eat
and puts your stomach back into
shape. Sold at Trout's drug
sore.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-13
Annual Meetlng

Ed. q. l.. Funk announces that
the Annual Meeting wll be held
in theSldeliug Hill Baptist church
commencing on Saturday, Sep
ember l4th, at 10 O'Clock, a. M.
Visiting min sters are expected,
and the public generally are in-
vited.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-09-13

Prime Timothy Seed for sale at
Stouteagle Bros. s 23 It,
John A. Myers, near Knobs.
vile, has good coon dog for
sale.
A good bicycle for sale cheap.
Apply to Edward II. Reisner, Me-
Connellsburg, Pa.
SALESMAN WANTED to look af-
ter our interest IN Fulton and ad.
jacent counties. Salary o. Com
mission. Address THE HARVEY
On Co., Cleveland, O.
Lille Campbell, who had been
in Hollidaysburg during the past
two or three months, returned to
her home IN the family of the ed
i'or Monday, accompanied by her
SISTER Julia.
Divine services in the Reform
ed church at TINS place, next Sun
day. at 1920, a. m. and at Hebron
at 2:30, p. nj. Rev. II. d. Kurts,
of Telford, Bucks county, Will
hold these services.
LosT.-Ladles Iight.tan box
coat and child's coat, last Friday
afternoon, on road between this
place and Knobsville, or on road
north of Knobsville. a liberal
reward will be paid for their re-
turn to this office
Rev. John H. Barney, of Clear
vile, Pa, will peach at Cedar
Grove, Saturday evening, Sept
22nd. at 5 o'clock; Sunday morn.
ing, 23rd, at 10 O'Clock; at Damus-
Gus; 2:30, p. M. same day, at the
school house near Sheriff Pitt
mans, and p. m, at Antioch
When you have a cold itls well
to be very careful about using
anything that will cause constipa.
tion. Be particularly careful
about preparations containing op.
l1tes. Use Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. which stops the
cough and moves the bowels.
Sold at Trout's drug store.
Rev. G. w. McIlnay, of Spring
Mills, Pa, and his sister-in-'aw,
Cora Doran, of Burnt Cabins,
spent a few hours in town Tues
day. The many friends of Mrs.
Mcllnay who has been in poor
health for three or tour years,
will be pleased to learn that she
has grown much stronger.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Shaw and
their little son Andrew, Dr.. A. H.
King and MISS Edna Lauder-all
of Rlddlesburg, were an autOmo-
bic party that came over last Fri.
day to attend the tournament
aud to visit in the home of G.
Newton Hoke and daughters.
They returned Sunday afternoon
taking MISS Gertrude along with
them, who returns TO Riddles
burg for another year work IN
the public schools IN that town.
When two strong men come to
blows, evenif they are well match
ed, it is not pleasing sight, but
il the man who gets the worst of
it will use DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, he will look better and feel
better IN short order. BE sure
you get DeWitt's. Good for ey-
erythlng salve is used for, IN
GLIDING piles. Sold at Trout's
drug store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
CHAPTER XVIII
The Truth.speakina Of Boris and
Iorian

Jorian.
This Is the report of Captains Boris
and Jorian. which they gave in face
OF their sovcTcigns In the garden
pieasauncc OF the palace of Plasscn.
burg.
Speak out your minds. good lads!''
said Hugo. leaning "a little further
back.
"Ay. tell us ALL assentcd Helene.
tell us how you delivered the Spar.
hawk. as you call him. the officer OF
the Duchess Joan!"
So Boris saiuted and began.
The tale IS long one. Prince and
Princess" re said. "Of our many and
difficult endeavors to keep the peace
and prevent quarreling will say no.
thing"
Better sol" interJected Hugo with
n glcam In his eye. Jorian coughcd
and growled to himself. That long
fool will make n mess OF IT."
II will pass on to our entry into
CORTLAND. II was like the home-com.
Ing OF a long.lost true prince. There
was no fighting-alack. not so much
as q stroke after all that bother Of
shou:ing!"
"Boris." said the Princess warning
ly.
Give him rope!" muttercd Prince
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den revolution which the sight OF his
noble and beloved form. clad in arm
or. produced among the disgusted and
impulsiyc courtlandcrs.
Yet the arehrfoe had only recoiled
in order that he might the further
leap. The great army of Ihs white
Car was eneamped just across the
frontier, nominally ON the march to
Poland. but capable OF being In a mo
ment diverted upon the Prlncedom OF
courtiand. Here was a preteNt OF in
vasion ripe TO Prince iyan's hand. So
he kept Louis. the iethroned and es.
truded prince. close beside him. lie
urged his father. by every tie Of
friendship and interest. to replace
that prince upon his throne. And the
Car Paul. well knowing that the
restoration OF Louis meant nothing
less than the Incorporation OF Court
land with his empire. hast.ned to
carry out his sons advice.
In CORTLAND Itself there was no
confusion. a certain grim dct.rmin-
alton took possession of the people.
They had made their choice. and they
would abide by IL, They had chosen
Conrad to be their ruics aE h. had
long been their hope: and they knew
that now Louis was for ever impos.
siblc. save as cloak for the Musco-
vi'- dominion.
The country rose behind the retIr.
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:; 81 :;;SaE !;;.:'! Fl SWORD HAND
~ S.RcROdxETT. /au6zor o/ Mcksxolsxcc
CHAPTER xxviI.-continued.
IcopyrIsht. ls,s. l9eo. by 5 II. CIoeksIl.l


The only one OF the party wholly
without settled plan was the woman
most deeply Interested. Theresa Won
Lynar simply rode to courtland TO
save her son or TO die with him. She
alone had M influence with Prince
Louis. no weapon to use against him
except her woman's wit.
When In the morning light OF the
second day they came In sight OF
Courtland. and saw on the green plain
OF the ALA great concoursc. II did
not need Al, Pikker's shout. TO urge
them forward at sailop, lest after
all they should arrive too late.
They have brought him out To die.
cried Joan. Ride for the young
mans ilfe!"
but all their careful plans and
Scrnpulous intcnts were In moment
cast to the winds by the urgency of
the need. Expecting To ind Them
selves Instantly cspsive-. they found
themselves instead among stout and
independent !. people. stirred TO the
highest, point of hatred and excited
disgust by the cruelty OF the scene
SHN NHs hoFEoE NHith Ah's hh'" a4"Hs
too certainly cnsnc. :
The sight of their favorlIc Prince
Confad faIScd the highest hopes. not
ouly among the populaca. but In the
army OF courtland itself. Il had long
been standing toast In every guard
room. ITO the succession Of the
eowl." For they looked TO their ideal
knight Conrad that hero without
stain. to deliver their country from
the dssradlIs wcakness and subscrv'
i.uct OF -thc reign OF Louis. and cs-
pccially from the in,ruding Muscosi'c
and. hated cossack who had sup
planted themselves -as guards In the
very palace of their Prince. llagllzs
Hence the shouts OF Prince con-
rad!" Our delivered" The true
Priucc!" Down with I.ouis!" Drive
out the Russ" which salutcd them
everywhere as the cavaicadc adranc-
I'd slowly through the press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

ir- MnscoyItc. and Prince Louis was
princedom under the bitter thunder
Of canton and the hiss OF Courtland
arrows.
Meanwhile Joan. casting aside with
mn cNultant leap OF the heart her In.
tent to make OF herself an obedicnt
wife. rode back TO Kcrnsberg In order
to organize all the forces to meet tho
common foe. II was TO be the last
eight of the Tcuton Northland for free
dom and faith.
The Muscovlic does not 20 back.
and II Courtland were conquered
KernsbcrE could not long stand. To
Plasscnburg tas We have seem rode
Boris and Jorian to plead for help
from their Prince and Princess. Dcs-
saucr had already preceded them. and
the armies. disciplined ard equipped
by Prince Kari. were already on the
march to defend their frontiers--lt
might be to go farther and hgAt
shoulder to shoulder with Court!and
and Kernsbcrs against the common
foe.
The presence Of Prince Conrad In
the city of Courtland seemed to
change entirely the character of the
people. From beirg somewhat frIv-
olOus they became devoted to the se-
verest military discipline. Nothing
was heard but words OF command and
the ordered tramp Of marching feet.
The country barons and knights
brought In their forces. and their
tents. all gay with banners and ilut-
tcring penrons. stretched white along
the ALA for mile and more.
The word was on every lip. When
will they Gomez"
The day after the Geliverancc OF
the Srarhawk. Joan announced her
intention of riding on the morrow to
Kern sbcrg. Maurice Won I.ynar and
>On Orsen would accompany her.
Then" cried Margaret instantly,
81 will 20. too"
The ride would be over toilsome
FOR you" said Joan.
Il will go." said Margaret wilfully.
81 shall never let him out of my sight
again!"
We shall be back within the week!
You will be both safer and more COM
Portable here!"
The Princess Margaret withdrew
her head from the open window. mo-
mentarily losing sight of her husband
ard making vain her last words.
"Ah. Joan" she said reproachfully,
you are wise and strong-there is nc
one like you. But you do not knCw
what 1t is to be married. You never
we're In love. How, then can you
understand the feelings of a wife,"
d. She looked out of the window again
ard waved a kerchief
"Oh. Joan" she looked. back again.
with "a mournful countenancs. - do
believe that Maurice does not love me
as love him. He never took 1.-The
least notice of me when I waved to
him."
Ito be continued.)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

:, Thus the climax came about in the
,twlnkliug of an eye. but the universal
,tnrmoil and wild jubilation in which
'PSirey I,ouis's power and government
fwSere;s wept away had really been pre-
,parinx for years. though the end fell
,sharbsas the thunderclap, a-. ~
8 For. all that, the, trouble was only
deferred. not removed. The cruel
'dehth Of Maurice Won Lynar had been
rendered impossible by the opporture
arrival of Prince Conrad and the sud
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
SOCIETY ASPECT OF THE $4,000 900 THEArER

Abram S Hewitt once said "It takes ten years
to do anything in New York.. He might have
added land costs millions" The city is about to
have after at least ten years of talk. two-inii-
lion dollar theater It is to be placed upon n
block of land covering a little more than an acre
and in artistic beauty and richness of decoration
It will have rival but the Paris opera house
The fashionable architects. Carrere x Hastings.
have forgotten the lesson of that opera house.
GARNER. its designer. was young ana unknown
He gave his design the most magnificent staircase
he could conceive and fitted the rest of the thing
that His design was accepted. Ihe New the
ater-that is to be its name-will have staircase.
1t will have an immense foyer leading to the stair
case II will also have elevators by which the
staircase may be sde-stepped Its i6 boxes will
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13


from such splendid OF work the
with In the
to a
make IN
= a As
political is his dream
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
JIMMY IN THE LIONS DEN. AND WHY.

Why should Reynolds return to New York TO
mix At III. presidents request In Republican poll
uss; Why should MT. Roosevelt Interfere?
New York Republicans hardly ask the au-H-
tion On the sid. of the city II In no Jok. but
the solemn truth that the Hon. III. Tim selects
the Republican well M the Democratic district
leaders However. T. Roosevelt Is personally
popular there. and man havin. his mandate. ass
who IL besides well known as Rcyn5lds. can
do = considerable work. From politicians stand
point II " foolish to leave great mass of friendly
voters at the mercy Of leaders named by the OPP
position II was this onc-sidcd system that beat
Hears, for mayor last fall. The Republicans cleo
tion officials obey.d the Democratic leaders
Hearsts watchers were sometimes bribcd away
from him: sometimes they were mere boys and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Talked OF in Neuu York
The Hon. Jimmy Reynolds Is Good MxerFated to Public Life
Society and Theater0her Interesting Gossip Of
Gotham Town.

NEW YORK; do not SEQ how the Hon.
Jimmy Reynolds can longer be kept out of this
yeracious chronicle. lie belongs To New York aud
New York letters. anyhow: belonged here before
he boosted into lame by the report: belongs
here now than ever. sine. he was sent back
by the president to mix up In local Republican
politics.
Tho Hon. Jimmy was graduated from Yale a
quarter OF u century ago. but has kept his YOUTH
For eight ycaFs he was the head worker OF tho
University settlement on the East Side To this
day no knows the East Side better than he:
no one. not the Hon, Bis Tom sullivan. has
NOR. personal friends and acqusininnc"s th-T..
Indeed wh.r. people regard tn. Hon Bis Tim
with aw. they look upon tn. Hon Jimmy m an
equal and a friend. II ID unnecessary TO add that
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13
Es1pENr A NEW York; R AND WILL INTERFERE

The president has not the slightest Idea OF let
ting things go that way. And he Is not deferred.
as most men would be. by prccodcnts of non In
icrfcrcncc. Arthur's Interference for Folgcr
disastrous. though Arthur good president
and Fogcr able and reputable candidate for
governor This may be different. The prcsl-
dent is responsible mainly for the selection OF
Congressman Parsons. honorable man OF high
ability who will be heard from In Washington.
where he Is serving his first term county chair
man. Parsons has had to suffer all sorts of m
dignties the hands OF the Oddities. 1t IS to
aid him mainly that Reynolds is to come to New
York. The president was also responsible for the
selection Of young Jimmy WadswOrth as speaker
of the last assembly He has u curious liking. the
presihent. for honest men In pOllticnl plnCe and.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

curiosy people do not seem to resen, his nseen
of
OF platform? Ride
simpler Mayor Mcclellan has
Is
the
hewou boyh
York Tammany administration lie was elected
of Mcclellan
the school!
of
scdng
the preside "interferng!"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

"I am his wife!' said the Princess"
Hugo HE will tangle himself rarely
or he be done!' '--'aaai 'f. -
II mean! the blessing. Of. Heaven
there was no bloodshed, Boris ,for-l
rected himself. There Was. as say,
no fighting. There was h5ne 10 flgh I,
with. 'Prince-Loufs tfh,f noe Il 'frithd
in his own capital city. saving the
Muscovite. And at that moment
Prince Ivan the Wasp was glad
enough to win clear. off to. the front,
Ter with his 'cossdeks 'iaft mfg *dif " ff'
was Gods pity we could not ride
them down. But though. Jorian and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-07-13

Mr.
make friends OF
oeaip him
Jimmy good SO long -
Reynolds
cd
OF
lie Is fa,ed to paele i and ahons
IT .
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be in
o q
kexchang sry trs,e1 ..- = 4
is
Il Is
besb
be able somehow or three
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-10
.UN CIUDADRNO QUE
IIeVa muChOs nom
breS.
Is IN transfOImista 4 quien Sc
deSCubFi6 Su secTetO.
Esta fanlIlirIzado con d aInanagus.

Jacinto Rivera, qua Heva CAST todoB los
nombres del almanaque, fu6 santenciado
por IL Corte municipal, 4 sufrir seia meses
de arresto, por habersa espantado con tres
dollars medic del tTen de layado del se-
nor Conejero.
LIeYado & Ia ofcina de la policia secre.
to result6 scr IN desertor de los trabajos
de la earretera de TFujillo.
7 de las Investigations hechas por los
policfas de refarencia, resulta que Rivera,
tom6 una lave que iba reCta al caj6n del
mostrador.
De allf desaparecieron currents dollars
y como IN par de arrobas de harina.
Chencho enamoT6se de q. Rivera fuera
el autor y plan, pianitO SO persona en- La
casa del supuesto robador, ocup6ndole los
cuarenta dollars la hRrina.
Ambas cosas fueron puestas & dispoGi.
ci6n del Juez Municipal.
El Teniente Quihones, Jefe de la secre-
ia, que parecs tiene olfato de Martin, vigi-
laba las pesquisas hechas esta maiana
mostr6base tan satisfecho como 81 le hubie-
"a tocado IN premio de loterfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-10
BlLETIN SEMR
NAL DEL I.EMP1.
Corresponds a "a ssmana que ter
min6 eI 6 de OCtuhTs.
OhsaTTarIanas daI l'vsathgE Baraaa. 2


El tempo de Ia semana ha HidO gene
ralmente claro npblado ed parte, con
temperatures normales.
Los aguaceroa han aido enteTamente
frecuenteS, especialmente durante Ia 1ilti-
ma mitad dc Ia aemans, pero ganeralmen-
te ligeroF.
La precipitation media en Ia isla fue
1.28 pulgadas que ea bajo Ia normal para
Ia eetaci6n.
Los promedios dc Ia precipitation por
divisiones fueron:
Division n, 1856 pulgadas; E., LII
pulgadas; S., 0.85 pulgadas; o., LII pull
gadas.
OcurTieron aguaceros en- unas cuantas
estaciones todoB los dias de Ia Bemana, pero
el promedio de dies de lluyia, fu6 4
Los vientos fueron generalmente fresCos
del F., siendo brisotas Z fuertes cssi & tiI-
timog de semana.
La velocidad maxima del viento on San
Juan fue ~ millas del Sc, el dia 6.
La siguients tabla demueatra Ia varia-
ci6n de temperature y Ia cantidad de pre-
cipitaci6n en- estaciones determinadae.