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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
CHILD RURNs.To DEATH,
Albert House, Near, Terrjl, Unable I,
Save His Little Daughter. ..}

Albert House, Near.,; u errjl, Unable to
|. Save His Little Daughter. NTH
Special to Times Republican.
Terril, May 9.-The little 6-year- old
daughter of Albert House, living five
miles northeast of this village, met
with a horrible death Monday after
noon. The father was blowing and
the little girl and her cousin were out
in the, field with him. It. seems chat
The had set a fire to bum off some
stumble, and supposed that the fire was
about all out, and before leaving the
children he had cautioned them to keep
away from where the fire had been, but
when about sixty rods from the chill
|dren he heard theSlittle girl scream and
looking around saw her running toward
him all on fire. When he got to where
she was she was so badly burned that
death ended her sufferings in few
hours. This is the second accident of
this kind in this neighborhood this
spring,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
TEACHERS LEAVE SHELLEY
Miss Whitney Goes to Iowa Falls, Mis-
Maebix IN Gowrie

Miss Whitney Goes to Iowa Falls, Miss
Nesbit to Gowrie.
Special to Times Republican.
sibley, May s.-Miss Minnie Whit
new. who has taught in the Slbley
schools for a number of years, decided
not to accept the position as sixth
grade teacher another year, aid mas
accepted q position in the Iowa Fails
schools at an increase Of $40 per month
above the salary she received here this
year.
Miss Agnes Nesbit, OF Sibley. has &C
cepted position as teacher In the
Gowrie schools for the coming year a.
q salary of $45 per month. This vii
be Miss Nesbit's first experience IN
teaching in graded school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
Relief from Rheumatic Pains.

II suffered with rheumatism for over
two years. says MIR. ROLAND Curry a
patrolman, of Key West, Fla. Some
times it settled in my knees and famed
me so / could hardly walk, at other
times it would be in my feet and hands
so I was incapacitated for duty. One
night when was in severe pain and
lame from it my wife went to the drug
store here and came back with a bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. was
rubbed with it and found the pain had
nearly gone during the night. kept
on using It for p little more than two
weeks and. found that it drove the
rheumatism away. / have not had any
trouble from that disease for over
three months For sale by all drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
THE DYsART NEWS.
Old Resident Stricken With Paralysis
Land Investment Pays.

Old Resident Stricken With Paralysis
( LAND Investment Pays.
Special to Times Republican.
/. Dysart, May civilian Dempsey, an
aged. resident, Of this town, was strick-
en- with slight stroke of paralysis
Saturday, but has recovered almost
entirely.
I Mr.. and Mrs. August Moeller cele-
brated their twenty-fifth wedding an
niversary Monday evening.
j. H Redmond and ]. T. Bell left
for Cheyenne, Wyo., Monday to look
at land Several sections of land in
that neighborhood are owned by local
parties.
The state inheritance fee. from the
estate of Robert Dimit late deceased,
will amount to about $1,400.
Oscar Casey cashier of the First
National bank, was a stakeholder III the
Homeseekers' Land Company, Of Ce-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
Jwell Junction News. I
ecfaI m Times. Republican,,

E. =
Jewell Junction. May Mrs. Pete
Nelson. who died Sunday night, was
buried today. She has been ailing fol
some time and died Of cancer Of the
stomach. 81,
Miss Minnie Hide, from Lehigh, is
working at the O'Conner lunch room,
John Alvestead has started up a
third barber shop here, in the Solberre
building. Just south Of the livery barn
Ed Swift is home from Denver.
John Wareham and wife left last
evening for Davenport, In reply to
telegram announcing that Mrs. Ware
hams brother, John Swift, was very
critically ILL
DIR. G. ]. Christensen has just bull
q new barn for himself.
Dave Lowry is putting a small ad-
dition on his house.
Andrew Jorgenson went to Minneso'
ia last Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
Iowa AZ Washinuton.

washington, d. C., May 9.-Archie
Campbell and Samuel McCosh. both Of
Cedar Rapids, have been appointed
meat inspectors in connection with the
bureau of animal Industry.
Rural letter carriers have been APP
pointed as follows: Fort Dodge, George
r. Hilton, carrier; Carl ]. Hilton, sub
stitute; LeMars, Edward ]. Rees, car
rier; Sarah A. Rees, substitute.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
IN THE sPRlN0TlME.

This following simple prescrip
Z ton, which anyone can prepare at
home, is said to restore the Kid
neys to perfect health forcing
! them to filter all poisons and
acids from the blood, overcoming
Rheumatism. even In its worst
form. s
i Any good druggist can, supply
these ingredients: Fluid Extract
Dandelion one half ounce, Com
4 pound Kargon one ounce, Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla three
ounces. Shake these well In q
I bottle, and take q teaspoonful
dose after each meal and at bed
time.
Your physician Will tell you
there is no better or safer mix
ture known to cleanse the blood
and build it up, which everyone
should do at this time of year,
i Readers Of this paper can make
no mistake by following this
simple tho valuable advice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
Good Words for chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure In
testifying to the good qualities OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips OF Barclay. Md,
writes: Il wish to tell you that I can
recommend Chamber1ain's Cough Rem!
edy. My little girl Catherine. who is
two years old, has been taking this
remedy whenever she has had a cold
since she was two months old. About
a month ago / contracted a dreadful
cold myself. but I took Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and was soon as well
as ever" This remedy is for sale by
all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
The Conrad News.

Conrad, May s.-Dr. w. A. Kauff-
man has purchased new automobile
1t is a Rambler make. a runabout OF
16-horse, power and fine machine. He
purchased it Of Marshalltown firm.
Our high school ball team went to
Gladbrook and. played ball "Wednesday
defeating Gladbrook by a score of 6 to
3. So far, the team has not been de-
feated this season. b..
M. A. Trumbull & Co., has installed
a new account system, one by which
they have no books to keep, and each
customer knows at all times just what
his account is with the store. 5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
Boone Team Issues Challenge.
.nanial 70 Times r en1lhlican

Boone, May 81 The Union park base
ball team of this city, has Just issued
a challenge to any amateur or semi
professional team in Iowa for game,
or series of games, to be played in this
city. The Union park team is a strong
organization, and has had considerable
practice this spring. There is a good
park, used for the Sunday league
games, when Boone was so fortunate
as to have league team. The secre-
tary of the club, James Reid, will be
pleased to receive the answers to this
challenge, and games will be arranged
for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
ysuns- a.,sta1llttu,tt an,ua, 51ap 1907

dar Rapids, which recently disposed OF
a tract of $4,000 acres In North pa
kota for 81 per acre, which two years
ago was purchased by the company
for $3.50 per acre. On an actual m
vestment Of but $1,4oo. Mr.. Casey mas
cleared about $4,000 in two years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
SAC COUNTY FAIR
Will Hs Held in Sac City August 1916
--Many New Attractions.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Sac City, May 9.-The Sac county
fair, to be held at Sac City August 10
to Is, will eclipse anything of the kind
ever held in the county. Many new
attractions, including. acrobat, comedies
and other performances, costing $1,000,
given by a strong company of eight
people, will bels one Of the attractive
features every day Of the fair. Six
performances will be given daily.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
/ RUNAWAY RETURNS HOME.

CIInUfd WHICH Of odc OtIy Euodsou III
81. Louis, Glad TO Return Home.
Special to Times Republican. Il
Sac City, May 9.-Charles Miller has
returned back to Lake View, bringing
with him his son Clifford, who ran
away from home more than a month
ago. Clifford, who disappeared from
home with another boy, found his way
to st. Louis and began work in a res
Etaurant the day he arrived there. He
is only twelve years Of age and his
sudden disappearance caused great
concern His father at once left to
find his son, and with the aid of the
police, finally located him in st. Lou-
is. Young. Miller says he had enough
OF the city and was glad to return home
with his father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
Dead Give Away.

Question used to put up some
pretty good turkey landwiches. want
the same kind OF turkey you had last
year.
Waiter Dis is the same kind, san.
It's been in storage ebeh since last
yeah.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09
slBLEY BOY HoNoRED.
Fred Grant, Art Student in Chicago
Wins First Prize for Painting.
Special to Times Republican.

. Wilma 9FIrtE PFIzo TOR FalhtIhQ,
Special to Times Republican.
Sibley, May "a former Sibley
young man, Fred Grant, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Grant, of Sibley, who has
been student in an art school in Chs
cago, has won some little distinction
by being awarded first prize aud the
acceptance of his painting for the
mural decora tions of the Auditorium at
Evanston. Ill. The painting is 8 by
10 feet in size. Twenty-Five persons
contested for the same, among them
being three of the teachers in the
school,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-09

HEADACHES and Neuralgia From Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Leok
for signature =. w. Grove, &c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
UNA FLOTA De AEBOSTATOS.
Para Ii dando rlzdn al COngrssO De Ia Paz,

Los ingleses, que suelen apaFentar In.
difsrencia deBpTecio haciR algpnaB inno-
vacioneS ideadas en- otrog paises, acRban
siempre por adoptarIas adn psrfeccionar-
las, cuando ss persuRden de que los In
ventos son de caracter practico.
TRl ocurre con los llsmadoB aFmamen.
tos a6reoB que, al decir del correspOnSRl de
IN peri6dico bslga, se eAtkn organiEando
On 10 Gran Brets ma con tanta discretion
como cello.
Comunicando pormenores de estos apreB-
toE, dice 81 cOrresponsRl aludido que ssr6n
de utilidRd en- ia guerra naval los enor.
meB globoH divididos en- Compartimientos,
que han de ssrvir para el trsnBporte de
tropa y material de auxiliareG para poner
en- movimiento los aeroplanos.
De ensRyoB efectuados Hecientements an
Gibraltar, poF orden del almirAntaEgo in
giles, TeBulta que 81 mar, viAto deBde una
gran altuFs, eB de extFaoTdinRria tTanspa.
rencia = de ahf que los aeron6utss puedan
diatinguir peYfectamente todoB los movi
mientos de los submarines de los torpe-
deTos fl fotantaa Para utilizRr sin perder
tempo esq psrticularidad, los aeFoHtatas
podr6n comunicarse por medic de Ia te.
legrafiR ain hiloa con los aCoTaEados de Ia
f9ta.
Estos, 80 vez, 80 hallarSn en- comuni-
caci6n con los submarines amigos por me-
die de IN nuevo Aistsms de senales baio 81
agua, construfdo por campanas subma,
rinaB.
Los globoa , aeropIanoS iran srmsdos
con cafonoa espscialeu, para disparar los
llamadoB 'delay fuse, proyectileB que SO.
lamente eHtallan algunos Beguudos despues
de habsrse puesto en- contacto con 81 agua
cuyo poder destructor es immense.
Ell nuevo explosive con que egt6n car
gadou esos prOyectileS ue parece al famoso
explosive jspones llsmado "nhimoHe', que
tan telTibles recueldoB dej6 en- los msrinos
FusoE.
Tambi6n Sc eut6n hacienda actualmente
On Birmingham enBayos de otro proyectil,
que leva cRrga de melinita francesa per
fsccionads, = que Sc destina los csfioneB
con que han dc ir aTmadoB les aeroplanos,
que constituir6n 81 elemento mas impoE-
tants de la fota a6fea.
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Un case De bIg'nI, fsmsnInl.

En- Nueva York He elt6 viendo eI pleito
de divoTcio presentadc por el coroneI Wi
liam A. Stokes contra Elizabeth w. Sto.
keu
john w. Hitchinga SO ha presentado en-
terceria y hs declsyado bajo juramsnto
que 81 Cas6 con Elizabath Stops, que
Rhors dice ser la eSpoSa del Coronel Sto-
ksa, en- ell afio 1875.
LR sen IRA StckeS declaFa bajo juTamen.
to que cUando ella Sc case con el coronel
Stokes no saba que HitchiDg estuvisra
Vivo.
En- gu declaration dice que HitchiDg ID
RbandOn6 en- 1896 perO que snteB dc ca
Barse con Stokes, sverigu6 TODD 10 que pu.
do yer 81 podia tener noticias de Hitcbing,
Hitchiug mAnifsAta que eL dei6 de apo
dorado un abogado, informandole STEM.
pre- de 81 paradero, para que 81 eSposa
pudieFR entersFBe cuando quisiera.
Hitching sgrega que continuamente le
eGCribia q So hijo unos amigos de Ia
Hefora Stokes, para que 10 enteraaen de
d6nde 90 encontraba 6l.
Dice que SO SepaT6 dc elIa EOlicitud de
ella miHma, peTo que Ia dej6 con bienes
Bu6Cienteg para sostenerSe CON BuG huOg.
Las mRnifestacioneS de Hitching van &
Bsr utiliEadaH poE los abogados del coEouOl
9Re hS entablRdo q diYpEcie'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
HYGIENE PUBLICA EN- BAYAMON.
Hay hacinamienfO en- GasuchsS y
fOnduCh0S.
(De maestro cOrresponsal.)

Agosto % Como Ell debeT de la prem
ga eg el hacer llegsr al conocimiento de
las autoridades de todo aquello que Sc re-
lacione con 81 bisn del pueblo, este CORES
ponBal, va & llevsr 4 Ia pEenBa una
Information del entado Hanitario de ests
ciudad, marcando de paso los puntoE mas
impoTtantsE.
LIZ ciudad tisne hoy I'M nGmero conai'
derRble de genteB do otrss poblaciones que
han venido aqu1 trabajar On la "Poyto
Rcsn American Tobacco" EBe gran nd
nero de forasteTos han tenido que refu'
giaTBa en- las mismAs csHaB que tenfa la
poblaci6n para 90 normal ndmero de ha'
bitantes, cssag que va resultaban pocss pa
rs 6ItoB.
AEf es que passmoB por frente de esas
llamadas reHidencias y nos enccntrsmoH
con una casa, que solo tiene una galita Pc
quefis, dos hahitacioneA pequefiss tambi6n,
un comedor una cocina. Y en- eBaB
casas Sc ven en- Ia sala ocho catres dos
hRmRcas.
En- cada habitaci5n otroa tantos catres,
en- los cualeE no dueFme un individuo Bino,
dos, q este 10 he pTeBsnciado).
AhoTa bien, con esa sglomeraci6n de
peTEonas, durmisndo en- montones no es
extrs no que Be propsgue Ia tuberculosis,
81 tifus y todas las Intermediates conta'
gioSas.
Undo este tenemos tambien que en-
una calle, hay una cuadra, en- donde los
los caballoB viven en- familia con los vs'
cinoS de ella.
Voy q indicsT 81 medic poT medic del que
creo puede corEegir esto y es 81 Eiguispts:
Que Ia sanidad local haga visitas minucio
BaB todas esas casuchaa y fondaB, expIic6n'
doleE estEictsmente 10 q est6 dispuesto por
las leyes ganitaEias esoB estB b ecimiantog
y reSidenciaB y ordenando el cierre de los
que, por gu condolences, no paedan scr
puestoa en- eAtado de verdaders hygiene.
ExaminaT detenidamente todo 81 personal
de Ia "Porto RiCRn American Tobacco"
empleadoH, operarioB todas aquellas per-
sonRs que estSn BujetaB al BeFVicio de ella.
HaceTlretirar al tuberculoso todo aquel
que tsDgs or fermedad contagicBa. Que
el Aefior aIcalde hRgs cumplir la ordenan'
"a sobre los hoteleS, fondaB bodegoneg.
Qae de igual manera Bs psse vista de ms
peCci6n sanitaria & las distintas cssas de
famI!l&, On i&a que nay huespeoeB (pa'
gando hospedsje) Estss medidas indi'
csdar, llev6ndose Ia pr6ctica con energfa,
harlan zanzibar las Cosas
-Continda de suma gravedad Ia dis
tinguida seiiora Bkrbara Ceetero de 4bat.
-Ha pEesentado renuncia del cargo de
InveAtigador de Rentas IntsrnaB 81 Befior
William Mac Dugall. Es de Bsntir que
funcionario tan recto y Celoso, aVf como
justiciero, abandone 50 cargo.
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IN buen serVlGIo.

Psrecs que los afcionados & las aves
agenas que en- Santuree Be dedican viai.
tar patios gallineros, ,tsin el consentimien'
to de sus due1os, vualven tratar de
hacer de las suyaB. Ell sarganto Diaz
Llenzs y gaardias q sus ordsnes, han
TedobladO Ia vjjiIanCia , los merodeadoreu
suelen Caer en- manos de Ia policfa.
Los policfas de aqueI puesto CandsIario
Manuel y 6oItaro, presentsTon aoussci6n
81 juez de Ia ciudad contra Rodulfo Csba.
lIo, & qui6n detuvieron anoche en- la
parada 43. encontr6ndole en un Baco que
lIevaba, IN gallo rubiO comagttey una
gallina gir0 omaTilLa. Cuyos duefss son
deseonocidcs hasta ahora.
81 Ceballo hA Aido acusado tambien
por la policfa, de lIevar un pufiaI. Sc
est6 pendiente de Ia celebration del juicio
correspondence y de Ia spariCi6n de los
que puedan resultar duefios de las deB
FefsFidaB AYES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
EN- La MANSION
BECUTIvA.
Visitas hechas hoy al gOhsmadOr.
TraIntl tlmIIIls eanstItuIran una aIdel en lorldo

A las doce meuos minutes confaFenciR'
ron los reporter" con el g9bsEnador Mr..
Polt.
Eeta mf mana le visitaFon los sen oFes
Lcdo. Des Garennes, auditor Ward, CO.
mandante de Ia policfs g. nor Lutz, alcalde
del DoBado HefioF Pedro Lopez, doctor
Goenaga, director de naDidRd doctor To-
mas V6zquaz, consejero del Executive doc
tor del Vale Nfor Rithsrson. Tam
bi6n eatuvo conferenciando con ell G. beT'
nador, ana comisi6n de 6iervas de Maria
dc Maysgiiez, que ssgdD infoEmeG, tFatan
de Eecobrar unas tierraa que ha utiiizado
Ia estaci6n agron6micR de aquella ciudad y
que elias reclRman como de 50 pFopiedad.
FL gobernador Post scomps fiado del
attorney general, ira sl pr6ximo s6bado q
Adiuntas via Ponce. FL alcalde de Ad'
iuutaB, ha escrito al senior Post iDteresan'
dole una vista , 81 gobernador estaE6 un
dfa en- esq poblaci6n para ccnferenciar con
aquel fancionRTio.
Ell s6bado de Setiembrs pT6ximo Sc
pEopone ir & Dorado el gobernsdoT, con
objeto de cOnocer 81 aitio en- donde Be tTats
de fnndar otra aldea, de acuerdo con 81
plan presentado en- Ia asamblea de slcsldeB
Once cuerdas ssr6n adquiTidaB por 81 mu'
nicipio de Dorado para levantar On ella
una aldea, en- Ia que Sc inEtslar6n 80 fa'
milias, la mayor paKte de pescadoreB, que
hoy viven como arTimadaB On propiedades
de particulareB, BitusdaB On la costa.
El gobsEnador tuvo la cortesfs de in
foFmar que seg6n nus nOticias, esta tarde
& la estRrfa aquf 81 correo de los Esta'
dos UnidoB.
Sc habl6 del rumor circulado en- Ia ciu'
dad hsce algunoB dfas reSpectO aupueatA
renuncia del coronel Hamil'; pero NADIA
sabs Ell gobsrnador , eI senior Hamill en-
barc6 con icencia = prop6sifo de que
cuando venciera eata, volverlR la isla
para continuar en- So pueBto.
Con mctivo del fallecimisnto de Ia Ve.
nora madre dol juez de Coamo senior Ho'
nero Goyco, le hR sidO concedida una
licencia etts funcionRTio quedando un
AuAtituto duEants Bu aussnciR.
NADIA todavfa de nuevo alcRlde para
Mayagliez. La renunci6 del aefior Bravo
la Bupo el gobernador extraofeialments,
como sucede siempTe, y NADIA SO Babe segu
ramente reBpecto de quisn haya de Busti'
turtle case de quedar confrmada defni'
tivamente Ia referida renuncia.
La cnnferencia dur6 hoy 25 minutes
pocoB aBuntoH de inteF6s general habfa que
tratar.
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La hygiene en- AguadiIla

En- vista del informe presentado poF 81
inspector m6dico del diBtFito noEte, RcerCa
del estado pa9itaFio de Agusdilla, ell diEsc'
tor de sanidad = benefcsnCia ha concedi.
do nm mes de plazo aqusl ayuntamiento,
para Ia construction de un nueVo matada'
70, uu nuevO Cemsnterio y aFTeglo de las
CRrniceriRs municipVleA En- ests pIazo
ser6n clsusurRdos los actuales por no Esu'
mir condolences higi6Oicas.
Tambien % ha orderado la Clausurs
del dep6sito municipal de detsnidos, hasta
80 HaneamientOy y limpiexa general. Sd ha
FeComendado Is limpieza de ls cara ayun'
tamientO , dssinfsCci6a Completa dc IA o.
lR aa aOCoEgpa
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Sensible faIIOeImIsnta.

La respectable sonora madFe del actual
juez de Coamo senior L. Homero Goyco,
hs rendido la jornada de Ia vida, llevando
la tristeza & sus famiIiaEes.
La distinguida seflora que abandona el
mundo de los vivos, era muy estimada an
Ponce en- donde tenia famiia muchos
amigos
al desconBolado hiio senior Goyco como
4 todos sus demSs deudob de San Juan y
de Ponce de ''La Correspondence" senti-
da expression de p6same.
Que repose en- paz eterna en- el seno del
AltiAimo la que fu6 virtuosa DANA.
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EL TEMPO EN-
LAISLA.
vientOs VaIiahIes y Temperatures
muy atlas.
Ia precipitation b Il ssilnl fuS mueh0 mas
ebIJa del prOmstIO.
(Dsl Weather BureGst. )

Bclatfn samanal del tempo, dc Ia &C..
mana que tsrmino 81 skbhdo, d de agosto
La ssmana empsz6 con IN tempo fresco
y paEcialmente nublado On todaa las Sec
clones de Ia isIa. DuTante tltimoB de
ssmanR los vientos fueron ligsros va
FiablsB el calor fu6 enteEamsnte opTe.
sivo, sinembargo no % registEaEon tempe
TatuTas muy atlas Apesar de este ITEM
po, oCurFieron aguaceros refrescsnte8 en-
Ia paEts O. y so. de la isla, 81 dfa % ,
el dfa "a. Un fuerte chubaHco Be motto
en- Yauco el dfa %. La velocidad mayor
del viento en San Juan fae 30 millaB por
hora, del SE, el dfa 49,
La temperature media On Ia isIa fue
79.10, 8 1.2O sobFe la de Ia aemana pre-.
csdente La temperature mas alta que
han informado fa6 $40 en- San Gsrm6n,
Ell dfa %; Ia mas baja, 500, en- Las Ma.
Ffas. 81 dfa 19. Las temperatures atlas
ocurrieron poE 10 general duTante media
dos de semRna; las mas bsjaa 20 regis
traron en- cRai todas las eStaCioneg, 81
dfa 19.
La precipitation de Is ssmana foe
muchO mas baja del promedio , muy
deSigualmente repartida en- toda la isla.
En- Lares, Yauco, San GermGn, Ma
ysgiiez, Las Marfas, , tambien On Alto
de Ia Bandera, hubieKon aguaceros de
fueFtea excesivos 81 dfa % dfs "a.
La lluvia en- Lareu, 81 dia "a, lego &
3 10 puIgadaA En- las estacioneB res
tanteB, los sguaceroB fueron ligsroB re-
pRrtidoB, = fines de SemanG habfR una
gran necesidad de lluvia general.
IamnAEafnra. PranInlfanI6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
En- 81 Tsatro Dc ID eludad

Para Ia noche de mafsna juevsB, SO
prepsra una escojida funci6n en- Ell temple
de Thalfa de eata ciudad.
''La Bohsmia' LA GoIfsmia", Ultima
representation de "La Cuna" , 81 extreme
de ''La peaetR enferma' seguramente lie.
var6n al tsRtrO una gran concurrenCiR.
En- "La peseta enfermA" toma paFte
principal Blanca MATHIS que hace 81 papel
de "Geli, , 81 senior Real.
TrabRjs tambi6n en- 'tLa Golfemia" eI
aplaudido actor Miguel Casas que tantss
simpAtfas tisne en- el pGblico de ssta
ciudad.