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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-23
Comanieaeiioneg . PeIieiones.


Gran n1mero de vecinos de San Loren
70 piden la construction de Ia carreteIa
de Caguas las Piedras pasando por San
Lorenzo.
El senior R. Fl. Delgado, Prezidente de
Ia ssLiga de Ayuntamientos' Temite copia
de un acuerdo del Ayuntamiento de Utua-
do, solicitando la construction de un
puente sobre el ssRio Gransle''; Ia cons
trucci6n de una carretera de Utuado
Lares, la votaci6n de IN credito para
construir un camino carretero de Utuado
Jayuya.
Propietarios de Morovis solicitan que Sc
meiore el sistema de tasaci6n de Id propie-
dad, por ser muy defciente el hoy usadc.
Vecinos de San Juan solicitau Sc en-
miende la ley para impedir la crueldad
con los animales en- ell sentido de que no
Sc usen herraduras en- el adoquinado.
Communication del senior Tesorero de
P. r. respondiendo & un acuerdo de la
Camara, dando cuenta de las cantidades
depositadas por los Registros de la propie
dad el gasto de estos
El doctor Ramon "A. Torres, solicita el
pago de $3.50 que Sc le adeudan por autop-
sias practicadas por cuenta de la Admins
TRACTION.
Propietarios de incas de cafe de Aguas
Buenas, solicitan la aprobaci6n del Fl. B.
%, condonando las contribueiones atrasa-
das de fncas de cafe
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SE VENDE Cd $500 pesos La casa
n6mero 81 de Ia calle del Sol, Ia que tiene
un tribute de- a4O0. Informarkn en- el nd
maEo 81 da d miama ORlla aQy.A
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Mallete lista y leetura del acta anterior.
Asiste el acting Secretary Mr. Gill.
Tambien asiste el sefor Munoz Rivera
(don Josel.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Great Pride in Their Temple

The pride of the Roman Jews today is their
spacious of along the boulevard that skirts
which within
ghetto This edfce, completed 1904 will favorable
with Jewish of
architectural design walls granite marble
metal while the
interior supported by majestic pillars of polished marble supple
mend by line Of marble columns that enhance the
the richly decorated auditorium furnish
ceiling artistcay
tiled marble the entire strictly hreproof
this rigidy orthodox the ancient
the worship
harbor refuge the the ghetto still divides
with its modern rival place of worship the
the old the keep their hats
the seated in the galleries behind
hide their the
choir of and the recd in
dialect rabbi Cavaiere Victor Casgion
profound oriental who
knighted by the king of Italy Incidentally
that the italian whom than
City, intensely patriotic and glory
citizenship which much for them under
enable them liberty civil and
dreamed of by their Of the early
middle the enlightened
the unhcaon OF Italy,
EDWARD RoSEWATER.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

JENNINGS BRYAN


labeled French only few not at all AS
visitor through the
principal unable
disadvantage Considering the
Der Of English and American tourists strange that
attention should be paid to their accommodation
temples reached Egypt after the regular
could visit all Of the selected
famous the ancient cities Thebes
pills. they visit The
2O miles from Cairo small part of the
occupied by "Hundredgat Thebes."
Of the city mammoth temple has been found
worshped through reigns built during
eighteenth dynasty 1900 the site of still older
sanctuary dedicated his wife Nut and their
Some Of the columns twelve feet d.
feet in height great blocks
four feet in width and thickness
clustered and have capitals
bud the temple number Of statues
sitting standing One of these
another dimensions
When excavations begun
resting the top of the temple and 1t
excavations will disclose leading
temples miles
of the Luxor temple obeisk of pink granite
of Obelisks
of this
ago monoliths the
Egyptians worshped the
his The Oldest Egyptian obelisk
from Cairo and is sxtysx feet height
supposed erected 1000 1900 c. but it is
of preservation bids fair testimony
the felt by the ancen for the
Helopois thriving city and referred the Bible
today the obek midst cult
waited fields, all Of the buildings having disappeared
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Age and Height of obeisks

While the obeisk at Heopos ouanks all others in the
suburbs the distinction
the talest remaining eight oneha
diameter the base and nineyseven half feet height
(ght and oneha feet less than the obek Rome) The
single shaft, granite
duarrles miles
Cairo and it supposed that the obesk transported the
where they
handled placed in position knows
The temple of Ammon Karnak generally
interesting OF temple ruins in Egypt 1t is the
kings adding another pyon, another
etceach placing his cartouche seal his work This
temple, which officially styled the Throne the
immense One py!on gateway,
wide nearly $50 feet high an has walls sixteen feet thick
almost 1000 yards and aisle
pillars sixtynne height about twelve
supporting capitals Of eleven feet The this
and they probably
sons anodng Of earththis being the method
where attempts have recently been made fallen columns
The herogyphcs the walls the columns the obesks
the after remaining
nble by the discovery in 1893 OF what is
in the British museum
Of the Ne by French engineer named Bouchad This
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Jews Early Settlers in Rome

brought Rome by Titus however not the
inhabited living communities of
times
that the Jewish colony had established
itself Rome during the of the Maccabees 1t is matter Of
history Also
the their rulers anything cruel and
oppressive middle middle of the
Paul w bulls
which condemned the Jews most AFFECT misery de-
the by denying them the right
mechanical calling They
labor the of the walls Of Rome with
banshed all Jews from his
1000 families actually expelled When
edcts revoked by his the compelled
which subject periods of in
by the overlooking Tiber natural to
periodic Napoleon the Of Italy
emancpate privileges Napoleon
Plus VII enstated inquision deprived the
every vesge of confined them the
deadly ghetto was only in 1874 after Rome had
Italy that complete emancipation and equal
fly political religious
third century that has since elapsed
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Treasure House of Archaeology

There such wealth of archaeological treasures here that
scarcely where begin how condense the
important things allotted to article
shall describe things chronologca because
added different kings and dynases
the life of hundred The
Karna bears the Egps rulers
from Thumos to the from the the
Poenes period OF 1900 the building Of the
pyramids covered longer period.
AS the tourist usually begins trip through Egypt with visit
to Cairo he likely find the Egyptian the
of Geh. fitting introduction his nvestiga
lions Here hnds samples of all the antiquities the
excepting the pyramids and the temples
statues carvings herogyphics
siderable devoted mummes from the tombs
kings but OF humble The
heyed that composed of different
there the body second the doube invisible
reproducing the features OF body repre-
sented humanheaded bird and then
called Khu which has been translated the
to the departure Of these attending forms that embamg
suspending
they thought that they could
the double the soul and the Luminous and by
these could be saved from the
This The explanation Of the mummy given by arehaeoogss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Ancient Egypt Where Centuries Do Not Count Affords
Of Wonders that Never Cease to Surprise the Tourist Ac

The double supposed left the where
rested and the SOUL while with the gods
returned from time time for this
for the reception the the habaon
One hardly believe looks shriveled
they inferred long will nClose with this article
photograph Of the Egyps builder
the Pharaoh Of the Oppression" died 5000
The hand
the gigantic which scattered
Ne and the voice demand the making
without the mortal remains wildly
the of Israels bondage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

black aabase iron, bronze and claya have been
this of the bronze has
found contain practically the comb
statues
wood photograph which secured-aacted
resemblance the
called "Shekh ell Beed, village
than forty
turtles is little less than marvellous.
While searching historical
occasionally
considerable quantity silver the form of
unearhed the contains specimens
workmanship which display the skill of the
habits Egyptians
contains enough of CLOTH found with the
show that
industry people O days familiar
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
idle Ages and the Conditions That Exist in Rome Today

ncu The whirgg of time brings its This
striking illustration the proximity the
suffer the
caprice of rannca lords Directly opposite the ghetto
leading is the Paazzo Ceuc
the Beatrice Cenc This
family
formerly Among Of
the Cenci the erection church
required repair
Friday night participate worship listen
bring about their Christianity
church. which still
Hebrew letters Come All Sinners Worship
imagined that the deeply
proselyte them, but they
the wheel of
noble Cencs their
the the island opposite the ghetto
the Shorn its
glory ordy
poprietors property
have converted 1t into a seminary for boys.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

wa ONE June 1(Editorial Correspondence of The Bee)-
u Colosseum within a
~ the Arch Titus,
the deeds Of glory of the Roman
legons of the Emperor Titus, who
achieved mpershab the final subjugaon
the OF
successfully raids
Of all the disntegraton the elements The k
the arcay chs
eled relief outlines umpha entry
Of Titus leading his the captive Jewish princes
aoft the
candesk that lighted the temple Jerusalem What
history this the ruins OF the Colosseum
voluntarily founded tradition that several of the
largest the Pharaohswere erected with
bricks without held in involuntary servtude under
Egyptian 1t matter of history that $4,000
Palestine Titus compelled
of Colosseum
established that the Jewish colony goaded
persecution below old
selfpreseraton excavated
they lived worshped
extended
Christians
or
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Collections From Ravished TOmbs

With the mummies mummy covered with
hieroglyphcs ornamened with
Of them with lid which
the of the The which bodies
have been preserved is still but the fact that they have
oulived the
centuries gives to them a lasting interest
The collection
beasts and birds the thousands
heroic others than inch height
beautiful gotesQue Granite
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

WV In Japan, Buddhist temple built 1900
years impressed with the youthfulness of Amer
lean institutions; China shown temples that
told of customs and laws
India found pagoda $500 DID, and
foundations probably laid
but here the mummed forms Of hui
1000 before Christ born inspect
before Abraham
the EARTH coors that wthood the
changes handle
of Nile before Joseph built
the granaries for Pharaoh.
treasury handles millions They
history the Ganges
the they decpher hroghcs that kept their secrets for
ruins that asopsh by the immensely
well by the artistic skill which they reveal,
in the misty pasin the prehistoric peodthere
Egyptian kingdoms occupying the other lower
Egypt prior $500 the stirring
imagine the conflicts which
valley Nile before the earliest
ruler kingdoms the title
for himself and adopted the lily
papyus symbols his consolidated
probably indebted natural pecuaes of
evidences civilization found
First there but small Of abe land stretched along
the wonderful guarded either side
than wall Second the climate
there drenchng rains deace
dsinegrate Third
tombs massvy built discourage the vanda
Of the have dfted in
valuable
Of bygone
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
French Control Awkward for Tourists

But must leave the and proceed to those
which roof that formed the
vauted skies however constrained to offer criticism Of
the passing the control of French society,"
the obtainable printed
exhibits description both
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

velous change taken the condition Rome
the city their humiliation and most
abec degradation the enjoy merely absolute freedom Of
political equality fill the highest positions of honor and
responsibility in public life number distinguished them
selves the military service others hold the Italian
lament, while
eges and universities and in the medical and legal professions
stroll through what remains the gheodoubess the
first of all the ghettos of revelation originally laid
the ghetto of Rome covered irregular tract of marsh land
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

~~ VE HAVE moving the oldest monuments
AAf man, they the of the world
WY young. a Buddhist temple built 1900
years ago. impressed youthfulness Amer
in aho temnl that
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Edward Situation
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I REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
a aEM-S376

A. GEM-$3,750 !, II i5a
We have the exclusive sale Of one of the
8 most attractive modern-priced residences in
Z Merriam Park. prominent corner (5Ox15o
to a 2o-foot a!leyl in the very best locality
this and aowera ne aas
AMI steps. a&'t*A - "a @ S55
r u, Il : The owner, who resides b
" In the house, Is about
49, to leave the city. Eys.
Otherwise the property would not be for sale.
The house is cozy, well arranged, thor
oughIy we'll built and easy to heat 1t con-
tains eight rooms, bath pantry summer kit
chen and a servants room In the attic. New
open plumbing, good furnace, open fireplace
and colonial tile mantel. New decora tions in
four rooms Electric burglar alarm connected
With all doors and windows; also fine ther.
mostat connected with furnace. A comfortable
home at moderate price, only one block
from Selby Lake car line. DC fare to either
city e
49, d. NJ. & H. F. Ware, @
312-31S Natl. Ger.-Am. Bank Bldg, ~
ST. Paul. -rO--.s
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NOTICE

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
will offer for sale on Friday, Get. 10Th,
:. at 2 pm, the stock Of merchandise and fx-
lures formerly belonging to Rasmuss Peder7;
son, Hector, Mimi, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash; also all book accounts and evidence OF
indebtedness.
The stock and fixtures inventory $2,sTs. es.'
The book accounts amount to $939.5S. The
sale will take place at the store building
formerly occupied by said Rasmuss Peder-
soa. The invoice can be seen at the bank
Z Of G.. H.. Freeman Of Hector.
The trustee reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. A deposit Of 10 per cent
will be required from each prospective bid.
der.
J. r.. Jordan Trustee.
NoTICE-THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETO.
fore doing business under the Arm name OF
Kelly & Kurtz at 4S Central Market In the
general fruit and vegetable trade, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Oct. ID, 1906. 3.
FURNACES OR STOVES CLEANED. PUT IN
order. set up. Advance, Ali Washington nv s..
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsT1NGs.
We have continual calls for all classes Of
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W1NTED-SIX-RoOM MODERN H0U6K. :. q.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

THE g. H. HALL RESIDENCE ON RIDGE.
wood av. IA rooms, strictly modern. finely
furnished. to small family. Particulars 1874
Lumber. Exchange. ,.,
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE: IMMEDI-
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address Nickels Smith, 81 Nicollet av.
AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
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FOR RENT
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For Rent Unfurnished Houses.


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$4o-No. III Highland av, modern IL
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Sl2-No. 9aa Girard av N. second floor,
} modern. - * -
$2o-No. 2519 Sd st N. duplex house.
, modern. ~'~.~
. N2-No. 4025 Washington av N, city
water nice place. 80 ''.
SlI-No. 243 Sd av NJ second floor fiat
$3o--No. 1915 Bryant nv n all modern
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0 $12-No. 2s43 Penn av NJ rooms. city
D $10-No. 21O0 Dupont ay n 3 rooms, .
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AGENTS WANTED

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For Rent-Stores.

FOUR sToRY BRICK AND BASEMENT 2oxso,
No. % Washington N, opposite Bijou OPP
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floor and basement to desirable tenant. Ad-
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FOR RENT-sso PER MONTH EACH, TWO
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light basement suitable for retail and light
62uh Ntcollet.
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FOR REMITTANCE STORE, WATER AND
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

F'UNEKAL DIKECTUKS
TIE JoaasoN UaDERTIKfNd Go. IS Now
at 7o3 Hennepin az. Telephone N. w. Main
1858; Tr-State 1859. J. H. johnson, general
manager, residence zoos I'd av s, telephone N.
W. Main 143-J, formerly president and general
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL D1REcToRA
Masonic Temple. 9Th and Hen, Both phones
MOE & McNAMEE, 2as goth av n; lady as.
sistant. n W., Mic 1921; Tri-State. 1888.
n. o. WELANDER & co., FUNERAL DIREo-
tors embalmers, 1880 Franklin. Both phones.
JOHN NJ GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 50 7th st s. Both phones.
E, M. DAUPHINE CO.. Funeral Directors. e1a
9Th av s. T. c. 1910; N. w. Main .1s4-J. -.
ENGER Bros. UNDERWRITERS AND EN-.
balmers, 412 Cedar av s. Both phones.
r WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole, 1911 Twenty-si1tn5
avenue n boy. :. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Jacob 13 Main street NE,
boy. -:2.:s
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Warnecke, 223o Marshall
street. boy. o.. 1&s
Mr.. and Mrs L. Carlson, 2119 Tenth avenue
S., a girl. . s#ss
Mr. and Mrs.. T. Bourbeau, 652 Polk street,.
a boy.
Mr., and Mrs. P. Carlson, s424 Girard avenue
N. girl. 2 -. & .Sf
a boy. ,-....,-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nary, 727 Washington
street NE, girl. -
DEATHS.
Axel Erickson, 1925 Grand avenue.
Zelda Goldberg, $50 Plymouth avenue.
Phoebe Robinson, city hospital ~
Johnas Anderson, 1908 Seventeenth avenue s.
Anna Swanson, 500 Knox avenue N.
Ethel Mccain, st. Barnabas hospital.
Simon Eustice, Forty ninth and MinnehahG;
avenue
Lars Gas, 40 Twenty-f first avenue S.
Mera johnson, 2S21 Bloomington avenue.
Ernest Olson, Swedish hospital. s5zs
Clarence Carlisle, 324S Pleasant avenue
- MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Sylvanus NJ. Brandon and Flora A. Wheeler.
Charles Dupont and Rosy Soucey.
Harry A. Mix and Marjorie Ferkins. i
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STORAGE
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C7rT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

IF YOU AZ ARE 1ooK { Fox F. z THEE
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of sunshine. first and second floors, see
Nos 145-147 Lyndale n. These need o
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janitor service Call up and we. will o
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David =. Jones 6 Co., Ill 4th st s. 49, o
o o o o o 0 o o. 90 % o o
o Q foR RENr. % 9 Q .
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only this one left. o. Al. Laraway & Co.,
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HENNEPIN, COURT. 1918 HENNEPIN Av,
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FIVE ACRES, ONE MILE FROM EXCELSIOR,
and overlooking lake; fruit Of all kinds, no
buildings. elegant location and bargain
at $1,000. r. - Il -,
Five acres heavy black SOIL overlooking
Lake Minnetonka and at railway station; all
kinds Of bearing fruit; new house 2Sx38 con-
tanning eight rooms. beautiful place; price
$4,000; will take good secondhand automobile
value not over $500, as part payment. Cadillac
with tonneau preferred.
IT acres on lake shore, fine old bearing ap-
pies, plums, etc.: eight-room house. barn,
henhouse and fruit house; best soil; fine 1oca-
ton: only $4,000. - -"
A. s. Apgar, Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka,
MINI. Minnetonka property Of all kinds
BUNGALoWs-UPoN BEAUTIFULLY WOOD.
cd Lake Minnetonka lots, $3.50 each and
upwards; easy terms American Suburbs
Co., S42-44-48 Security Bank Bldg.
FOR FALL BARGAINS IN M1NNEToNKA
property Of all kinds or write A. S. Apgar.
Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka, MINI. Always
ready to show property. Both phones.
WILL EXCHANGE SOME FINE CITY LOTS
for Minnetonka lake shore property, improved
unimproved. G. Townsend, 400 Kasota
building.
WANTED-To BUY AT MODERATE FIGURE
house and lot with shore line, at Lake Min
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY with me for quiol
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