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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10

mlttee on Odd Fellows Home, be author ized to solicit bids and examine locations for said home reporting results of such visit and nature of such bid that may be received and report at the next session Of this grand lodge held in 1907.
 Now, in conclusion, we are unanimous in the opinion that the philanthropy we will practically exemplify in the building of such a home, will be 'as far reaching in it's effect as the gentle dews which fall from a cloudless sky. to freshen and bring back to life, the luxuriant verdure of na- ture, which is so pleasing to the eye and eladsome to the heart" The brightest jewel that it will garner will be the tears of gratitude of the widow and orphan, and when the dladem of these precious jewels shall be placed upon the brow of Odd Fellowship in Alabama 1t will meet with the approving smile of the great and only Jehovah, the Supreme Ruler of the universe, under whose guidance it shall be brought to a happy fruition.
 With the fond hopes that kind Provi- dence will continue to bless us in our ef- forts. and with the earnest wish that nothing may be done by any member of the order that will interfere with our sue cess, we congratulate you upon the glori- ous results we have so far attained. Let us build the home. so that when we leave this world for heaven above from whose bourne no traverel ever returns, it may be said of us who are now laboring for the unfortunate
 Sure when thy gentle spirit fled, To realms above the azure dome, With arms outstretched Gods angel said, Welcome to Heavens Home. Sweet Home.'''
 ALBERT D. BLOCH
 Chairman,
 L. w. BUELL.,
 JOHN ELLIS,
 JOHN WOODROW,
 J. B. MCMAHON.
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 R. E. Boswell superintendent of trans- portation of the Queen and Crescent Route, has been appointed superintendent of the Alabama Great Southern to suc- ceed A. Grggs, resigned.
 E. C. Tomlinson, chief clerk to w. A. Garrett, general manager of the Queen and Crescent, will succeed MT. Boswell and s. l.. Ramps has been appointed chief clerk.
 The changes we're announced yesterday morning by General Manager Garrett in telegrams sent to MT. Griggs and l.. Se- yier, general freight agent of the Alabama Great Southern.
 Mir. Boswell will arrive in Birmingham this morning. and will spend today and to- morrow with Mr. Griggs in going over the matters pertaining to the division which
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BOSWELL IS APPOINTED
 TO SUCCEED A. GRlGGS

are now under consideration, or which are contemplated He will return to Birming- ham about May 15 and assume his new position.
 Mir. Boswell is thoroughly acquainted with the Alabama Great Southern. Until a short time ago he was located in Blr- mingham as trainmaster of the Alabama Great Southern, and was considered one of the most energetic men connected with any railroad in Alabama. He has large number of friends here and in other cities through which the road passes. He is still a young man and has risen rapidly in railroad service.
 Mr. Griggs will probably leave Birming- ham the latter part of next week to as sume the presidency of the Alabama and Georgia Coal company in Cedartown.
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Bilou.

The house was sold out at the Bijou last night and another large crowd saw Little Chip and Mary Marble in "Glo- iana." All seats have been sold at every performance so far this week, fact which indicates that the business for the week will be unusually large. The two stars are extremely popular in Birming- ham and 1t Is like old times at the Biou The usual performance will be given to- night. There will be matinee this af- ternoon.
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Fired Shots In the Assembly.

Havana. May 9-During the session of the house of representatives this after noon two revolver shots were fired in the portion of the hall occupied by specta- tors, causing great excitement, several of the members of the house drawing weapons, fearing that il was premedi- tated attempt to cause a riot. The man who fired the shots was quickly over powered and arrested. His name is Gar eia, and he is q veteran of the revolu- tinn
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clearina House Officers.

The Birmingham Clearing House asso- citation has elected the following officers for the ensuing twelve months: st President-Leo K. Steiner of Steiner Brothers.
 Vice President-W. H. Manly of the Blr- minghs m Trust and Savings bank.
 Manager-Miss Ina Shepard
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BENEFIT RECITAL.
Musical Entertainment Complimentary
 to Miss Annie Lou Wood.

A benefit recital, complimentary to Miss Annie Lou Wood. will be given at the Cable hall May 1S Miss Wood is one of the finest sopranos in the TrebleClef club, and Is identified with other musical organizations
 She possesses sweet voice. and in the recital she will be assisted by some of the best talent of Birmingham.
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MAYOR HAS AUTHORITY
 OVER ALL OFFICERS
 ATTORNEY.
City Charter Which Was Approved After Call of the Police Commission Acts Were Approved, Gives Mayor Power
 to Even Suspend Any ofthe City Officials

The mayor of Birmingham can issue orders to the chief of police, and compel him to obey them according to City At torney Ed D. Smith. As the city attor- ney interprets the law under which the city government is operated, the mayor has the power te suspend not only the ploye of the city, pending action of the mayor and aldermen, and his power is so full that he may even call on the sherlf"s office for assistance, or order out the state militia in the city.
 The mayor and the police commission have locked horns as the result of the resolution passed by the commission Tues day night, asking the mayor to make his requests through chairman of the com mission. The mayor promptly dictated a statement, in which he maintained his right to continue the course he had been pursuing.
 The entire city being interested in the question of who is it" the mayor or the commission. the advice of the city attorney was sought, and after delving for some time among the law books in his office, he gave his opinion as fol- lows:
 Smith Opinion.
 'There have been three acts passed by the legislature relative to the police com mission. The first was approved Decem- Der F, 1892 creating the police commits sion; the second was approved February IS, 1895. defining the powers and duties of the board of police commissioners. and to regulate the police department of the city and to provide for the appointment of such commissioners, and the third was approved December S. 1898, and provides the manner of selecting the police force of the city of Birmingham and for the efficient management of the force
 "The second of these acts, approved February IS, 1895, says:
 Be it enacted by the general assem- ply of Alabama that the board of com- mlSSlOnerS or pollce ol the cily VI DIT mingham, Ala. shall have the sole and exclusive power and it shall be their duty to appoint chief of police, a night captain of police and such other police officers and patrolmen as they may from time to time, deem necessary for the proper police protection of the said city. Said board of commissioners shall exer- else full and exclusive direction and con trol of the officers and members of the police force, and shall have exclusive
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Bertie Eunice Bain.

Berte Eunice Bain, the l0-months-o old daughter of G. F. Bain. died yesterday morning at the family residence. near Boyles. The remains were sent to Spring vile yesterday afternoon by E. T. Shaw X, Son.
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Mrs. Clara Wilkinson.

Mrs. Clara Wilkinson aged 9 years. and daughter of S. l.. Weiland, died Tuesday night at her residence, No. 600 North Eighteenth street. The funeral will be conducted from the home at 10 o'clock this morning. the interment to follow in Woodlawn cemetery.
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Preliminary Hearing.-The prelimi- nary hearing of Harry Haynes, charged with killing T. G. Hewlett last Friday in the Peerless saloon, will be held before Judge Abernathy in the inferior court tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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THE WEATHER

Washington. May 9.-Forecast: Alabama Fair Thursday and Friday warmer Fri xutpdc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10

clonlan CIub.-The Clionian club will meet with Mrs. A. R. Dearborn Friday at 2:30 D. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-10

HiIman HospitaI.-There will be a regular meeting of the board of con trol at the Hillman hospital this morn ing.
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.ocal Weather Data.
Weather Report,

Temperature and precipitation as re- ported at the weather bureau for select stations during twenty-four hours ending at 10 a. m.: Temperature. Rain
 fon
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Commercial CIub.-The Commercial club will meet this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. It will adjourn at 4:30 D. m. in order to allow the members to at tend the lecture of the Rev Dr. Young J. Allen on the commercial aspects of China, which will be delivered at the First Presbyterian church.
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CITY ATTORNEY.
Altered By Charter.

power to establish and ordain rules and regulations for their government
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Donations Received.


 We have received donations from 131 lodges ......................... s2, ,S94. s2 Four encampments M ..... 5000 Fourteen Rebekahs.. .. ............ 11.10 Amounting to . .. .......,........ 3,155. .92 We have on hand in the hands of the grand treasurer from 15 per cent general fund, 1905. ........ 2.267.16 And 1906. .. . .. .. ......... 2,522. .6f Interest ....... .. 10S.00 Giving us a grand total to the
 credit of the home fund now in
 the hands of the grand treas
 urer ... ..... =. =. ............ S,O53,l2
 We ask for a continuance of your con- fidence and encouragement. and beg of each of you. your earnest assistance, so that we in the near future will be able to give you building that will be an honor to the noble Odd Fellows of Ala bama, u home where we can raise the orphans and make of them useful men and women. A building that will give the widow home. and shelter the aged. in- firm and unfortunate Odd Fellow in his old age. from the storms Of life. We feel with the overwhelming sentiment that exists to establish home, coupled with the earnest assistance of the good Rebekahs who are our mothers, sisters sweethearts wives and friends. that our banner will be hepceforth inscribed in glowing letters of success.
 We would recommend the adoption of the following resolutions:
 Ffrst-Resolves. That this committee on odd Fellows Home. he hereby empowered in their efforts to receive funds. donations and subscriptions in money or In land, upon which said home shall be located. subject to the approval of this grand body al its next communication in 1soI Second, We further recommend that we. the com
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Office hours from s .. m. to 5 p. m.
 every day.
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German PIay.-The little German comedy. "Als. Verlobte Empfehlen Sich," which was presented with such success by several of Miss Gelders' pupils at the high school some weeks ago. will be repeated tonight for the benefit of the free kindergarten and the high school equipment fund Tick cts for the performance may be se- cured at Stones, Parker's drug store, Pattons pharmacy or at the box office in the school. It is hoped that the public will come out in large numbers and not only enjoy pleasant evening but help out worthy cause.
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County Teachers.

w. F. LEHMAN.
 Official in Charge,
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CITY ITEMS

E. L. PATTON. Secretary.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-06
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-06

fusrxs, no pasArkn muchos amos ain
que los Estados Unidos tengan esia
bleeidss On dicho litoral sstaeiones
earboEerss y nsvaIes.
ri dominic del Mar Caribe eS an
eorolario del Canal dc Panams; am
bos h,sen parts del programs dol de-
sarrollo futuro do los Eltados Unidos.
La 6uieA potencla europsa sapsx dc
esrY aries el paso 90 1rg'etsrra; pero
& 10 lpz do recienies Aeontssimisntos
90 v6 que no solo no ID hAra, aino
que, oil sonlrar!o, eoopsrark on sl
vasto plan Yanqui.
AT 10 pruebSn, snsrs otrAs eosaF, 10
abrogsei6n del tratado Bu.wsr Clay ton
y 10 rettrada de lA mayor part, dc las
guarniciorss SoAntonadas antAfi } 0 4
JamAies y ot-aA islaa ipglesas. Ipgla'
terra mira CON comp aesrcia los triuu
fos do lA dip'omAeia yanqui, Aun loi
ohtsnidoA contra ella miaml. y 60 ella
10 que mas ha eontribuido & 10 aaeen'
deusIa dc los Estados Unidos y 10 que
10 h. tAsi itAdo 10 posesi6n de an CO.
nal intsroc 6Aniso y 10 que 10 taeilIta
r& el dominic del Mar CAribs.
T. Z,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-06
NOTAS DEL EXTERIOR
Escuadra americana do re
greso de Cavite.-EI AGO.
razado Satsuma.
DEMOSTRACION NAVAL
Prlsi6n del anarquista Saa-
viero Lagana, que mat6 al
professor Juan Rossi.

Ha llsgado { Oavite 10 sssuadr Q
do erucsros aeorsE ldos, dsspr6s de
hAesr sl visje deIde New sort On dos
msass y diez dias, nAvsgar mas do
1900 millas y gastar serea do 20, 900
toneladss dc carbon. Los buquss han
llsgado On busn e,tsdo.
En- Tekto 90 hsbla do una histo.
ria exsraordinaria, asgdn 10 cuAl Al'
gunos sxtrapieros on Yokohama han
apoatado que el asorsxado <uatsumas
no abAndonarfa el que con fslieidad.
Agrsgase que 90 han apostado unos
$500. 900 oil tipo dc 7 On contra de 2
respssto & favorable boladurs. Sc
shade que 90 ha comprado & obrsroa
do W < ,hama para que pongan obs
tkculos On el reubaladsro.
-Diesn dc Colonia que oil cores.
ponsal On Tangsr do un peri6diso do
sata siudsd, ha enviado I'M tslsgrams
con el proposito do rsetIaesr notisias
dadaa on sl Continents y 'otras partss,
dc que el Tribunal Extranisro do
Aarrueeos hab1a rssonosido & Raj.
suli como baik Dc Arxllla. L. carta
que este reaibi6 del sultan 10 daba
supplements lAs gracias por IL rapi
dex eonQue sstAblsei6 sl ordan allf.
Anads el cores ponaal, que sl minis
tro amerisano On Asrrueeos, doetor
Rossn, hi rsgrssado 4 Tkngsr.
-Diesn do Paris que Espafla y
Ffaneia han eonvsnido On haser ana
demonstration naval y dsssmbaresr
marinos On Mafruscos, si ssas msdi.
dss fasrsn nssezsriss para l. rrosse-
si6n do los extaDisros. anlss do 10
ratidsasi6n del eonvenio do Algesiras,
y dc 10 installation de 10 poliefa inter
niclonal, que 90 cree no 20 vsrlnearG
antes del ~ dc Fsbrsro del ana en-
trante. En- FfaneiA SO tsndrG listos
para sa'ir para Marrueeos los cruse'
ros asoraxados sElloirs,s sAlmiral
Aubes y sLe6n GAmbetias y muchol
tor pederos.
-ssgtu somunlean do Nkpolss,
sl anarquiita Ssavsrio Lsgans, Qus
|mat6 de una pui1alsdA oil professor
Juan Roasi, de tstA univsrsidad, OIL
aAbado, hA sido preso.
50 hAbfa distsaxAdo y sisitAdo el
bigote, pelo y ssiss. Ss mostr6 I'm
penitsnts, dsolArando cue 81 habia 90
metido el erimen. ri funeral dol 90.
nor Boasi 40 vsrids6 hoy Sin insi
dents.
On anArQuista llamado NieolGl
Hieri h'xo una demostr asi6n contra O
ei6Eaito. On una disirihuei6n milital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-06

les del canal, y psrA domirarlo SO
rssssitA oil dominic del Mar Csribs.
A ID politisa de abstsnei6n On los
aluntoS mundia!es. ha aussdido On
cate PATS 10 del impsriAllsmo. Los
Estados Unidos han pslpsdo 10 nsse
sidad de mas rces internasional, y el
error del sislsmisnto poliiiso. Y no
500 ha germinado IL semilla dol mill
tarismo, siuo tan ben la smbisi6n 60
msrelal; do modo que hoy sllos 80
laDxAn abiertsmente & 10 cor uista y
soloniz Rei6n con sl dob!s impulse d.
10 gloria = del luero, Por estos mott
vos hoy % hallan en- el Tsle do naei6n
solonixsdora, & pssAr de que lu his
toria y sus antscsdenses y sAii haltA
50 constitution 10 hsesn POGO sptos
para tales furcionssi y linsmbsrgo,
elloa quisrsn y deaesn y 90 proponen
dessmpsfisr 81 papel tan bisn somo
han ~ dessmpsfado el de naeI6n emf
aantemente raefaea y agsna & TODD
emhrollo International.
sNo entAngling alliAnssis tuingu'
na alisnxa smbrolladors) fu6 su lena
haata 1895; psro 10 Doctrina Monroe,
formulsda dsade 1922, ha llegado & TO-
nsr IN nusvo aigniacado 6 intsrpreta'
zion, Fl ser dutfios dc Fllipinas lee
hs dado pie para irmissuirse on los
asuEtos dc ORIENT; los vastos intsre'
sss comsrsialss, para formular notas
diplomEtieas assres do sla Busrta
shisrla On China. el sentimsntalismo
m6rbido para abogar por los iudios
rusos. Y On otros nsuntos, como v.
gr., On IL oprssi6n do los Armsnioa
por 10 Turquia. si no 80 han e.erito
notas cfsisleS, ha habido por 10 me-
ros dsmostracionss popularss pidien'
do 10 intervention amsrieanA. Todas
estaa s0sas, y muehAs otras que no
snumsfamos, dan 10 elAvs Go 10 Inn
portAneia international que pretends
asumir los Estados Unidos, basada
por 90 puesto. en- 10 Is On sus propias
faefxAs y on 10 ereenoia dc "a sdestino
msninsatcs.
Pero volyiendo oil Mar CAribe y
Al Oorlinsnis Amsrieano. hoy vemos
& los EstAdos Unidos duefos do w.
rias islas Go aQuel Mar; sduefiados
del Canal do Panama, y por 10 tanto
prontos y apsrsibidos para el domi
nio dc los mares sircunveeinos.
Los estrsohos dc YusAtAu, do Bar
lovento y DO Mona son las prinsipalss
entradaS~Al Mar CAribs; sl primero,
sarcsno & las soataS dc los Eatados
Unidos, estA dentro do sus dominios; /;
10 potestad que sisrssn sobre Cuba,
los poue on espAcidad do imredir el
psso por el segando, y para dominsr
sl teresro no bastan Puerto Rico y
Culebra. sino que hAhrA nesesid I'd dc
poGssr las ialas dansGas y b >landsaSs
veeinaS.
Psro hsy algo mGa, loa paises Gu
10 litorAl do 81 Caribs, scmo Colon
bis, han do preaIArss oil RrAa proyss'
10 YarQuIi y ssa Dor bisn 9 por Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-06
NOTAS De |NT[RES
BriIlahte trabsjo. causa
de las IIuvias. -OhraS
dc m0ntsje,
EL PADRE GARCIA
Cases de paludismo, grippe y
pulmonia. - Dos nue.
vos altares.
Ell PADRE GARCIA

Ell coctor Gutierrez Igaravidss
No enviado al sopgrsso que hA de CO.
lsbrarss On Nsjioo an brlllarts traba'
10 rel asionAdo con In labor que vlsne
dssarrollando,lA Estaci6n de Anemis
I'm sl Dorado. las eorrisntes dc
la lluvia de estoE diss, arrastrsrop
oil puants de MADEIRA que exliifa en- sl
samino que eonduss & 10 eEtsi6n del
ferrocsrril. Las resaouRs que dsaean
tomar el tren tIenen que talir por 10
ealle de Toa alta y andar IN gran
81 e.ho por 10 via ierrea hsata ll'gar
oil punto do pArada
IS, ,acsivan los trabsias de mon
tsis dc maquinarias en- 10 nueva esn'
tral ssan Juars que satA insta,audoas
On 10 Jurisdiction de Csguas.
-Ss ha hseho cargo do 10 parro'
quia dc Manatf, el Padre Garcia, On
sultltusl6n del Padre Llaugsr que 10
sncuentrA gravemente spfsrmo On ssia
eiudsd.
--En Hatillo abundan los eRaoH dc
paludismo, grippe y pulmonia. Pa
rses, ssgda ittormas, que 10 h'gisns
rdblieA neesaita ali atsnei6n prsfe'
rente.
Ell domingo % hsndiieron dos
nuevoa Altarss On el templo cal6lico
de Vsga.bsis. La cersmonia eatuvo
solsmns , eoncurrida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-06
NOTAS De PONCE
Renuncia aceptada. Para ell
Preside. : Gale en- eS-
tad0 de aband0n0.
jUzGkDO MUNICIPAL
Denuncias y arrestos de la
polcia insular. La Logia
<ModestlaS.

He aldo AssptAda 10 rsnuneia qua
prsssntarA 81 guArdis especial de 10
skrssl del Distrito don Felipe q sndfa.
-MaGana salen para el prssidlo
& sumplir sus condemns los indivlduoa
Juan Soto, Miguel Rodriguez Fran
siuoo Coriks y F.orencio osasio.
-El tr3xo do 10 calls Nendez vlgo
entire Luna y Jobo satk intsansitabls.
Unss isaantas sArrstadas de pisdra
pieada y algunas passdss del cilindro
10 pondrian On huenas eondicionss.
A los bsios do 10 sasa dc don
Antonio Psrex Guerra, Calls de Alto.
cha, trAslAdArk don Victor Aanessau
90 estahlscimiento do ioyeriA y obia'
sos de luio.
-Ayer estuvo fansionando 81 iux.
gsdo municipal, esIsbrando algunos
juisios, todos por altsrse,6n dc 10
pas rdbliss.
Jose Gallon y Jo,6 Rodriguez,
fasron arrsstAdos aysr por los poll.
eias Heyligsr y Gorxslszl por portar
armas pYohlbidas.
--Por astoa inmorales sondpio sl
gusrdia Jes6s Maria Colon ants oil
Jusx munisipal & los individuoa Fran.
cisco Correa y Aatilde Morales, sisn'
do condsnados & diex dollars dc multa
eadA uno.
-Por erueldAd con anima!eI prs
ssntaron dsnunslss loa guArdiaS AL
modovAr y Mendoza contra aiete In :
dividuos.
La Logia sModesti selebr6
session. snochs para ncmbrAr IL iunsA
de Gobisrno que ha do reRir el 40
1907, aisndo elestos los sefores aiguien
tss:
Venerable Maestro, Angel Lomo
GarsfA; Ter. vigilant', -.Asnuel HEIDI
lila, % vigllAnts, Guillermo Pansii
Dlpusado Ants 10 Gran Logia, .Anso'
nio Apgulo trsslsstcl; sserstsrlo, De-
metric Goyens; Tssorsro, Joaquin
Ramos AnAyai Limosnero, Visitor
Oornisr; Ter. Exssrto. Altredo seA'
msroni (reslsssol; 70 Id. BenitO RuiSi
1sr. Maestro do Csrsmonias, Jor6
Antonio Maneasi ~ Id. Luis DAndra-
do, 1sr. DiAsono, Jos6 NAvas zsnol
| 40 Id. Antonio Pieoni GaArda temple
Interior, Orispin Velsz.
(ONatinai0 on Ia pdqin6 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-06
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Servicio cijmatoI6oico en- Ia
isIa.. ObseFvacionss duran
to Ia GItimas ssmana,
TEMPO LLUvIOSO
TEMPO LLUvIOSO
La mayor precipitation en-
toda Ia is1a fue S 10
en- Cayey.

Uu tismpo parsialmsnis nubladc
d nublado ha rainado duranie la 90
mana. Ginsmbargo dc hsbeYse regis
trsdo algunas tsmpsraturas alias, los
ntehss fueron frsssss , 10 tsmpsratu
re media fu6 bsio sl prcmedio. L.
tempsrAturs mGs;sltA que han 10 forma
DO tue 040. en- 10 Central A9uirrs. el
30 J tsmbl6a On Juans Diss; el 20 ds
Noviembre; la .m&s bsia' 500, osu-
rri6 On San Lorenzo, el dia 27 do No
viembrs.
Hubo ligsros y repAstidoa aqua
csros dursnts 10 primera mitad d.
la enans, psro sl 20 y 30 do Novism
hre 10 lluvla fue entersmsnte gems
ral en- toda 10 isle en- alganss losa
lidAdss osurrisron fusrtes sguaseros.
Dc los siguienteI sstseiones IL rforman
do lluvias exsraordirariamente fusr'
test sl dfa 10. Csysy, 345 pulgadas;
San German 4.oz pulgadss; oil dfa 30,
Arssibo, 4.s5 pulgad,s; San Lorsnso,
4 is pulgadar; Carolins, ,;24 pulgadas;
Rio blanso, S.s7 pulgsdau. Nushos
rios srecisron y el Rio Grands de San
GsrmAn lego & "a msxlmun del aao.
Los brisotes y fuertes vientoa dol
NE. siguisron durAnte toda 10 ssma.
No, txespto sl dia 20 do Noviemhrs
que rsinaron visntos suavss y frsseos.
La velooidad mixlma del viento 70.
gistrada On san Juan fue 50 millaa
por hors, del NE. & las 3 20 Q. m. del
dia IL do Disismbr Hubo aIR du i'm
psdimsnto on 10 navsQsei6n, los fasr'
tss visntoS hloIsron diiicil 10 sslids
do los puertos para algunos do los
Sequences barsoa del sAbotsge.
Ii siguisrts tabla dsmueGtra Ia
variaci6n do 10 tsmpsratura y 10 can
t!dad do prssipitAsi6n en- estasiones
dsterminadas.
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