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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13

gilt nifts), bie la1fenoe3a oes Ia.
ges i'm Sabre (Sunllar 81, 5ebruor
%, WtGr5 81, Ipril 80, Wai BIZ
Sllni 80, Suli 81, auguit 1s) gleid)
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Sobrbunoerts @enn.)5obl 1e abge-
5ogen sleif 1858; setbeilt oltrh Z
gibt 1854; &eit: 5. sic Shladt
BON @rapelotte fiel olio auf einen
Ionnerltag.
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Gictpria 6. Hpiiina.

IS ftnrb am II. Sftoher 1907 Yieturia 6.
Noifus, eeIiebte Satin hes ocritorbenen. Ilberi
a.. Rofiine. 10 Sabre alt. &ertuanbte uni
5reunoe Sinb nttunaspou einaeIaben, Der Beer
bierna an, Wluntag, ben IA. Sitpber 1907, Inn
9 ubr 9ta6mittaes. bon ibrer gSobnli19, Nr
1926, Sarforo.slpenie, aus bei5uipobner
SdbIumm're ianit. Su quite Wiutter,
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bis oer ZOO Sein sluee hri6t;
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(2S6-D
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Sunntags Elaubcrci.

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liten, bus fpsmppnlitiihltc Tolf ocl
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Seimotb fcnncn gelernt. Nh Scr
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ltnb 10 finoet iih Dos Seimlpeb mebl
pher minber itorf entlpidelt bel foi
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poetiihen guabrud. HuooIi Baum
bad iingt:
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Gabein, bobcim lit bod oabeim.
Sic iingcn'S in oen 8oiien.
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Baum.
al3 seigte Mrs Der Spiegel.
llno DC. beutih . arnerifaniid'
beimpebfranfe acknowledgement
fingt:
2anb meiner 8dter, LANCER niht ba;
meine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
(Scurae W. Munncr.

IS ftarb an ~. Gftober 1907 mad %ldnecrern
Qeibei 8curgc u. @agncr, g~eliebter Sattc bon
Catherine %gSaaner. i'm Glitter bon 10 Sabrcn.
@erpunoic unb Srcnnhe iinb nhiunsspou ein'
eeIaecn, Der Peeroiglt9 am Ticnitag, 9Hidthilills
inas = llbr, bon feiner 9Sobnlng. Nr. 22l
Hprb.G BABEL, Strabe, aus bei5lippbncn. get
fepun9 nuf ocr. Baltimore Cemetery.
foSH-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
Gli,nbcth Mcrbtn.

IS itarb an ~. Sftober 1907 .Glt5abetb
@crbia, 9eIiebte Satin bon Sucpb. Serbie. IN
ibrem 3S. aebeusiubre. Die Seeroigung ftloet
Tunneritaa, ben Is. Sftpber. 9lndmittags I'M
2 llbr, bon ibrer @Scbuung an Der 6reaozgne,
Qdurnoiuc. itatt. 9icrtuarbtc llitb 6relnoe lirlo
ddtliugsppn eingclnoeu. t2s6-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-13
2nomia Ncmbc.

IS fturb mad Idngerem 2eioen infer g~eIiebter
SO Sabren. 0 Wionaten IIb 3 Iaeen, 9ebiirtiB
nus Weinbreifeu bel anjeI. Die Seerbiauri9
tiubet Sunutae, 9iudmittags nm 2 ubr. bonn
2rauerbauie, gfr. 6i5, StirIinasS iraBe, aus nab
benz rSaf 2aipilsS riebboie" itatt.
Sic trancrnocn 6intcrblietenen.
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Catherine Efnhn.

IS ftarb am ~. Sitober 1907 Catherine
stabn, 81 Sabre alt, aeliebte @attin ocs her
f~iorbenen Wiattbeus Stnbn, Die Neeroiglita
finoet Mlontag, ben II. Nftpber. NdbTrtt!a9s
2 llbr, bon Der gSnbnun9 ibrcs Sobnes, Nrll,
Suffice Stnbn, 9tr. 500, @nfprsSirnBe. aus
itutt. 1eiieblIlla pripatim. (2S6-O
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Sp6n Gbriitian Hicmann.

IS ftarb am ~. Sftober 1907 3ubu Gbritian
Mtcnaaun, a~eIiebter Spbn bon Nbaut mn Gbnr'
Iotta Hiemann, i'm MIter bon 10 Nabre1. Sie
bonn 5raierbalie in qunSstopne ans taft. no,
3I ~ssrelnbe uno 8eripanote Oct SumiIie adDs
tltraspoQ ein0elaoet iinb. esq
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Wathilbe Ohrmann.

IS fiarb pI5tIih am II, Sltober 1907. Mors
gems, in ibrer @obnune. 9tr. 30I, Slie.SronSs
nab, Wtatbiloe Shrntann In ibrcm ST. 2ebenSs
iabre, eeIiebte Satin bes peritprbenen Senrp
Sbrnann. germanote unh 5reunoe iino ads
tlnesoou ei1eelaoer. ben 3ralersGe remonie'll
In perla SSobnin9 am W,untag, @ormittdGs
10 rlbr. beisulpo6nen. 8eiieture pripatim auf
Der ~9oubon Garf Cemetery. Bite. feine Vln'
men. (2S5-O
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WSulph Muttid,alf.

IS iturb am IL. Cftober 1907 Mbnlpb @ptt.
ifalf i'm slier bon s3 Snbren. 9eliebter Snier
bon S,rr. Ybillip @otti6alI uno 5rdi Gatberlne
9rebed, aeb. 8pitithaIf. Die YecroigItg ttnoct
Muutna, Ntabmittaqs . ubr, bonn 5rauernaute.
Nr. 1920, 9anf. Strabe, aus auf bet nj. Gar'
mel Cemetery" itutt. (2S6-D
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SpoesfGQc,

5raneis stcinbarot. 81 Sabre alt, Ssraeliii'
ffes poipital, II. Sttober,
MIME Woli, 40 Sabre alt. Ganior.S trabe,
0 Sitpber.
yesiua arm, 10 Sabre alt, Staotsaofpital.
10 Offnhfr
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Sphu Sprnbcracr.

GS itarb am 8. Sftober 1907 Spbn Surnber.
Ger. ~eeIiebtcr Gatte bon 2ina @crnberger. i'm
alter bon 80 Sabren urto 9 Mptiaten. Die Ves
e~rbi9ura finbet Spuutaa. ~giadmittaas 2 nbr.
bon i%eiler lesten .sSobnun9, gtr. IA, Noro'
8luber.Strabe, aus fintt. Serfpdnote iiilo
Sreulioe Der 5umilie fino abtinsspou eifges
Iaoen, b~erieIben bei5ufupbnert. (2s3-G
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0iaiam Coos

0iliam Coos
teraannte
Neeretaunaeu. V
Cte beffen rub U~ntlN6ubtgkew.
ypaS Ia ttefere:
gincn fmoreu 9~ei6enmaaeI NIT @urnInt'
rdbern. & icire 1utfhen nit 0ummirdbtrllf g.
men pradfoonen f4war5en. meiSen ooer ftabls
Qraucr Nroaoclctb-Snie, iuerfb $86, Gnbeatfitte
nit peroliertem Sedel. Ibfir.zraucrtIor. Csf'
ncn bes @rnbss. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bald
femo cher Gdlnmmer.Robe, 2idhfer. geudter.
Gtitle. Suas. VtcbeidI. feline 9taperte'n &c.
sIneS erftiIafna. neine gStra'Gpefen. CTR
Iue9 DplIOWWeV ......,..s.
$50 QetMeuserianbt $50.
Refine Gpcfen fit transport bon 0etAen aus
6utpitdIern. Ganitarien etc.
saerth' sRs 'Asesse.
(Cif4-)
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Sobn Scrwis & Coin,
eetneujsjtatter unb Ginbaliamtyes,

2etdheuJsftattcr une GtnbaltarntyeS,
Nr. zoos, ErleanS-e trahe.
Spetseelmdtt: VIZ. b24. GatteSm.Meesns,
mir bapcn in unferer Ianqen 0ef9dftspraytS
Mrm unb 8eid beeroiaf. Sinb nit gerinqenl
Yrofit sufriebef.. Die ~ieinften 3nttden aeltetsrf
fir Sod3eiten, nnterbaIturaen iiro diloere De-
Iegenbeiten. Geibe Telephone. tvtdt28 1
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Hpiplanb's tirfiide 8a6cr',
Ganitable. @ebdube, 9oftamt eesen. Gtets often
(Muu22-)
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SunntaG ben 10. Sftubcr 1907.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
LIQUOR coNFIscATIoN.
Me tsure imposing Tax For Transpor
tation Of Packages Passes.


Austin. Feb. s.--The senate Friday
passed finally the house bill imposing
tax Of $1,000 upon all express end
other companies and their agents
transporting : packages of intoxicating
liquor for payment on delivery. II
was framed so as TO provide confsca
ton and distribution OF liquor found
In possession OF companies. ThisSncw
law goes into effect Immediately upoa
receiving the governors approval.
The interurban bill as agreed upon
by the stone.w Webster syndicate and
other interests was passed finally IN
the senate.
A Joint resolution 10 aemnd the cor.
stitution providing for the establish
ment OF home for wives and widows
and dependent soldiers OF confederate
veterans was introduced In the senate
by Senators Stone and Grinnan. II
carries an appropriation OF $4,000
A bill was introduced In the senate
mailing wife desertion an offense
classed as a misdemeanor.
The Galveston causeway bill was re-
ported fayorably In the senate by the
committee on internal improvements.
The senate Friday morning consid.
cred Senator Looney's anti-pass bill.
An amendment exempting newspapers
as far as exchange OF advertising for
mileage was concerned was taken up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting Held Last Nisht-vis'
orous Sanitary csmpsign to
be Instituted.

~
Thf9.ity council met ia regular
session. last night with Mayor But
Ter pres tling and all officers present.
The Bryan Press Company was
given authority to construct a cot
ton platform OH the north forty
feet Of Lamar street between the
Bryan Press Co. press and brick
warehouse, in consideration for
which said company agrees to
plank over and keep in good con,
dition the south forty feet of said
street for a period Of FIVE years,
same to be open to the public.
Attorneys Henderson and Lock-
EFT were authorized by contract to
collect (and bring suit il necessary
TO do SOY certain amounts alleged
to be due the city. as shown by the
report of the auditors of the city
records and books last year, and
still unpaid.
The matter OF supplying proper
drainage on the west side OF Bryan
street from the Myers block cor
ner north was referred to street
committee with power TO act.
The secretary reported collections
OF sI2Ieo.o6 from all sources from
Jan. 10 TO Jan. 81.
c. l.. Jenkins submitted a report
of the work OF the fire department
! the past year and recommended
the purchase of 500 feet of hose,
tie rebuilding of the steam hre
engine and the reopening, cleaning
and filling with water the large
underground brick cistern between
the First National bank and Has
wells. The hose was ordered
purchased, and the fire committee
was instructed to ascertain the
cost of carrying out the other
recommendations and report at the
next meeting.
Mayor Butler suggested that
the street superintendent be in
structed to employ necessary help
to thoroughly clean up the town,
and that the marshal require prop
erty owners to clean up and put
their premises in frst-class SAM
tary conition; also that complaints
be filed against all persons keeping
hogs in the city limits in violation
of ordinances. The recommended
tons of the mayor prevailed in the
form of a motion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09

Mary Carson Kidd At the A. and NJ.
College Saturday night. Special train.
Admission so cents. %
Mrs. +. l.. She,tlcs, after visit to MIS-.
w. n. Webb and Miss Lille Hall, went
10 Franklin yesterday.
Ground Alfalfa is this basis OF Red Cross
stock food, try a sack. Phone 40. VIII
son Grain & Coal Co. %
Red Gross stock food. 100 ID. sacks, guar
an,eed. milk and butter producer. Phone
40. Wilson Grain & Coal Co. -
Mrs. Nolan and Miss Nolan have return
ed TO their home at Diekerson accompanied
by Mrs. X. v. Kernole.
Goldmark says Of Miss Kidd "She has
the riches, notes ever heard from Colo
ra,ura soprano. D
Iohn h. Hines for Fire. Lite. Tornado.
plate elias, and Bond Insurance. Once
in Smith Building. Phone l6l. 24f
Mrs. r. w. Howell and Mis-. .. b.
Preston and baby returned to Nasaso'a yes
to-day after yisi, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Howell.
Tya sack Of Red Cross stock food
alfalfa and grains ground together. Phone
s7o. Wilson Gain s. Coal Co. D
Rev. @. w. l.. Cadman Of Austin left
for Houston yesterday aeeompaniedby Rev
I. Wendell Davis, whom he has been visit
ing here.
Fog, for Sale Pure blood White Wyan-
do,, Eggs for sale, IS for Si.0o. Apply &c
w. r. Graham. Bryan, Texas, X =. ",
No. 4.
For hne fresh bread and cakes OF al
Kinds call a, the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention TO special orders. Phone 30
Mrs. Otto Boehme.
A. O. Boatwrigh, OF the First Naiiona
Bank lief, yesterday afternoon for Houston
TO attend the meeting of the bankers stare
association.
AT the sangeFbund concert held IN 'h'
National Thca,er (,vashingion) on the 2o'f
tNoycmbef) triumph was scored by MIS-
Mary Carson Kidd, soprano solois'' >
ST. Harlan. the Eagle regrets to an
nounee. is seriously III with pneumonia a
his home in the country. Mrs. Harlan
also on the sick list.
Pm ,ence and good business Judgment
.nes,st ,ha, YOU should a, all times Keel
your lie and property well insured. Con
ri, ,no. b. Hines tor anything in the IN
su'Ane' ~ e. 2s,t
( Mr.. and Mrs. Rob,. S. Webb will Civ
six O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening
Feb. p. in honor OF the goth birthday o
their son. Rober, S. Webb j..
Eugene Edge Iei, yesterday tor Chieae'
TO make large purchases OF new goods 10
his dry goods and millinery departments
He will be atssn, several days andwiil CIV
personal attention to his purchase.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
peNRosE couRTmARTiAl.
Railroad Men Testify TO Seeing Ne.
qroes Firing or Police Lieutenant.

San Antonio. Feb. ST. A. II. San.
borne. manager OF the Western Union
Telegraph company's Office at Browns
Vile. was the first witness before the
Penrose courtmartial at Fort Sam
Houston Friday. Under cross-exami
nation he testified 20 seeing a man in
United States army uniform going into
the gate OF Fort Brown on Aug q.
the night OF shooting up OF Browns.
Vile. He could not say whether the
man carried a gun or club. Later he
saw several men come from the direc.
ton OF the officers quarters.
C. u. Chase. a locomotive engineer.
who stepped at the Miller House. told
OF be.rg awakened by shots and see.
ing men dressed in soldiers uniforms
firing on the lieutenant OF police.
Joseph Belden. fireman. told OF
seeing negroes dressed In army cloth.
Ing firing on the police lieutenant
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
the BIG MUSICAL EVENT.
Recital by Miss Mary Carson Kidd Ua'
der 0lee Club Auspices q
College Tonight.

The people OF Bryan and College
have rare opportunity Saturday
nisht-that OF hearing one of Am.
erica's greatest sopranos. A special
train leaving the l. and q. n. de-
pot at 1890 p. M. will take all who
may go from Bryan.
Her singing Of Michaela's Aria,
which is the heaviest number in the
whole score of Carmen. showed
that her dainty small body held a
vocal power sufficiently heroic in
volume to successfully ill the lead
ing roles in present.day music
dramas. such a those of Puccini
* Strauss. And truly this seems
most miraculous as one watches the
fiower.like daintiness of her figure
aud the delicately fine features OF
her face OF cameo clearness in cut.
From Carpenter 5
richly beautiful opera. never yet
given in this country, Miss Kidd
sang Louise's song ef happiness.
The exquisite shading of
Nevin's 30. That We Two Were
Maying" and the simple but keen
sweetness of Longs Irish Love
Song" filled the eyes with tears
Houston Post, Feb. s, 1907.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

Fresh Strawberries a, Howell Bros. 81
n. Hartrog arrived from Hearne yes
day.
House for rent. Apply to Mrs. {. NJ.
octor. OF
Kidd Concer tickets on sale At Smith
ug Co. -
p. l.. Barron of Rock Prairie was in the
y yesterday.
wan,ed-whi,e. single farm hand. I.
Minief. -
For sale-Cow. fresh in milk. Apply
Ice Factory. %
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Lawrence went to
ousson yesterday.
wan,ed-Roller top Office desk. APP
b At this ofhe. ~
Miss Della Lawrence left yesterday TO
sit In Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter WILCOX were In
y city yesterday.
P. n. Arlington was here from Milliean
sterday morning.
Frank Myers went to franklin ON busi-
~ "trip yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. kernole returned to
nderson yesterday.
+. w. worthington was In from the
rsros bottom Yesterday.
Don I lc, me forget TO see X. G. Tabor
bout that lite insurance. WI
Justice John Thompson was visitor
|om Niillican yesterday.
Special train TO College for the Mary
tarson Kidd Concert. -
Mr.. and Mrs. l, J. White have returned
|om Palestine and Mart.
A. Moore and NJ. b. EistsD o. Kaf'ea
|ere in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Johnnie Hoppe was visitor to the
|i,y from kuren yesterday.
Mrs. G. W. buchanan returned yes'er-
Jaw after a yisi, in Nsyaso,a.
DR.. and Mrs, Bert Barlow OF zuleh were
isitors to the city yesterday.
W. n. Morgan and ] K. smith were
visitors from Reliance yesterday.
Judge w. ]. Moore OF the College COM
nuni,y was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. ]. Tabor ST.. of Rock Prairie
) improving after serious illness.
The A. & NJ. College wants to buy
horses, hogs, cats. rabbits and guinea pigs
Ior dissection. q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
MORE LAND FLOODED.
Davis Island. Below vieksburs. -Four
Feet Under Water.

vicksburg. Miss. Feb. s.-More low.
lands are under water. Davis island.
about twenty-five miles south OF
vicksburg. where the levee broke last
week. Is now four feet under water
The planters there had time 10 move
their stock and tenants. but II Is ex.
pected some OF the houses will be
washed away.
The Louisiana levee board has
strong forces OF men with barges OF
material ut convenient distances along
the Louisiana shore ready for an emer.
gency, and the levees are watched day
and night. There Is no fear OF levees
being cut. as they are higher this
year than in preceding year. and the
towns and villages have no fear Of In.
undation. When town Is threatened
there Is danger OF cut being made TO
divert the water.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
ADvALoREM TAX BOARD.
Favorable Repor, Has Been Made on
Kennedy and Nebiotts Bill.

Austin. Feb. s. 49, The revenue and
taxation committee OF the house Fri.
day morning reported favorably the
Kennedy ard Neblett's bill TO estab-
lish state adyalorem tax board. com
posed OF the governor. secretary of
state and comptroller. This boards
duty will be to estimate the expenses
OF the state each year and fix the tax
rate accordingly.
The indications are that the commit
tee on public health will report favor
ably the bill 10 have only one medical
board with a few changes. A session
was held by the committee Thursday
night until after midnight In hearing
arguments OF doctors OF different
branches OF medicine. Alopathic doc
tors favor a single board.
The committee on carriers held an
other session Friday morning TO hear
arguments OF railroad attorneys
against reduction of passenger fare.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
eN0lE DAM.
Attempt TO Tax Texas and New Mexico
Land Owners Entire Cost

Washington. Feb. s.-The house ap-
preparations committee heard argu
ments on she Engle dam. in which Il
Is attempted to tax Texas and New
Mexico land owners the entire cost OF
the dam-s7. 100000.
Congressman Burleson protested aud
told the committee that Texas and
New Mexico would let the government
pay the entire cost to fulfn the treaty
obligation with Mexico instead OF the
states asking the government 90 con
tribute only $1,000 000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
EXPRESS FOR BAILEY.
Paper heretofore Against Senator Il
Nov Favorable TO Him.

Austin. Feb. s.-The San Antonio
Express. heretofore an opponent of
Senator Bailey. is now supporting him.
II was announced Friday morning
that Ex-Governor Francis and Con-
gresham Henry would be here SatGr.
day Afternoon 90 testify before the Bal.
ley investigating committees.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09

w. r. Hopes has accepted the agency
of the Trinity and Brasos Valley at Hills
boro. Mr.. Hopes was for years cashier
and tickle, agen, a, NavyOta for the Cen
trail and is a railroad man Of considerable
merit. While we rcare, to lose him, We
understand the position at Hillsboro Is in
the line Of promotion. His many friends
here will be glad to hear from him from
time to time.-Navasosa Examiner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-02-09
FIVE NOPE CARRIERS.
Possofhee Department VIII Increase
the Fierce at Dallas.

Washington. Feb. S.-To secommo-
date the increased postal business OF
Dallas. Tex. the postofiice department
will. beginning on the 18th. employ
i've additional carriers. These posi-
tons will be permanent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-02
TRABAJOS PRELIMI-
mares para el aCue
duCtO en- Carolina
FaHeCi6 ALI EtanisIaO Rivera, que
COntaha CientO seis aiiOs de
edad.
Las Obras del pusnts sobrs Rio Grands astan
r GasI paraIlzadas.
CDe maestro corrssponsay)

Mayo -Despu6s de una penosa or fer.
medad falleci6 aver en- esta poblaoi6n ell
sefior Juan BuguslsW,ky Rivera, gene.
ralments conocido por Juan PoIaco por
ser sus abuelos naturaIes de Polonia Du-
rante largo tempo desempefi6 el cargo de
esoribiente del Registro Civil siendo I'm
empleado trabajador honrado. FL en-
tierTo se. llev6 4 cabo las Eeis de la tarde
al que asisti6 una nutrida representation
de todas las classes Hociales, despidiendo ell
duelo 81 Lcdo Benitez Castaiio, Nuestro
p6Bame Bus deudcB.
-Contintian practic6ndose los trabaioB
preliminares del acueducto dirigidos por
el ingeniero senior del Vale Zeno ell
agrimensor senior Hernaiz LaTrfnaga.
LAS obras del puente contindan POGO
menoS que paTalizadaB, ssg6n Be nos ha
informado va hace alg6n tempo que Sc
teFminar el plazo concedido al contratista
Llamamos sobTe este la atenci6n al senior
Comisionado del interior pues Ia referida
obra es la mas importante de 50 claBe que
Sc efectua en- la isla se le tiene casi aban.
donado. .... ....%
A la avanzada edad de 1O6 amos
falleci6 en- esta pohlaci6n el anciano Eta.
pislao Rivera. Todavfa So encontraba
algo fuerte, pueS an las pasadas eleccioneB
fu6 por sus propios pies inscribirse y
depoaitar su voto por la Union de Puerto
Rico. d. E. p.
s. -Durante los meses de Enero Ab1il
ha celebrado 81 juzgado de paz 100 juicios
35 matrimonios. g..
En- Is noche del domingo pasado .fa.
lleci6 en- este pueblo el sdbdito espafioI
Bernardo Rodriguez Garcia. Muri6 ca
tai miseria one 81 no es por la bondad del
exoelente amigo Eefior Quero no hubiera
tenido para Ia GAIA nj quien 10 enterrdra.
EN- Ia maiiana de aver Sc efectuaron
las honras fdnebres poT ell descanso del
alma de don Benito Sanchez Garcia sgri'
cultor comerciante de Lola falIecido
hace POGO en- este pueblo. Una nutrida
representation de Ia Colonia Espaflola
asisti6 al acto y famllias y amigos del
fnado. f.. ,.~- -
-Ligeros aguaceFos han caido en- estoH
dias que han refreHcado un POGO Ia atm6s.
fera hacienda desaparecer el polvorfn que
nos ahogaba. 49,.
Como va inform6 ese diario, ha
causado muy NAL efscto por estos contor
nos 81 fallo dictado por la Corta Municipal
en- la denuncia establecida por Ia policfs
contra AurorO Correa por tener un corral
de peaca en- aguaB del Rio Grands On
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