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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-26
Meridian Weeds Out.

Meridian. Miss, March @5,-(Special)-
Young Pittman, vino failed to make good
as an outhelder and who was released
at Saturday night has signed with Alex
andria La, Gulf State league, and leaves
tomorrow to join that team. He will play
third base. Dunson. the Chicago lad who
looked a sensational innelder lett last
night for Alexandria. where he Will try
out for second base.
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Urue Roosevelt.

New Orleans March 25.-President Will
liam Adler of the State National bank
of New orleans, confirms the report that
he wired on yesterday to President Roose-
Welt, urging United States intervention
between the warning republics in Central
America.
Mr.. Adler said:
II cannot make public the wording of
the dispatch, because | have not heard
from Washington in reply.
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score of to !.
Batteries: Allen and kellogg; Bowling
and Goodwin
posed TO he ready to assist Honduras. II
the United States and Mexico We're TO
jointly advise Salvador ana Guatemala
that they must remain neutral, 1t Is held
by friends of President Zelsya that the
war would come to an end, as Honduras
has been defeated and its capital even is
expected to fall into the hands of the
NicaraEuans in few days.
1t is known, however, that Mexico and
the United States do not care to advise
Salvador and Guatemala to remain neu-
trail, and in fact do not wish to take any
active part in peace negotiations unless
Nicaraguas indicates in some manner that
1t desires peace Mexico and the United
States are unwilling to force peace, which
might be distasteful to nearly all of the
three countries involved but 1t is be-
lieved that some plan will be evolved
which will make possible an arrangement
that will in no way humiliate any of the
belligerents.
The capture of Tegucigalpa. the capital
of Honduras by the Nicaraguans, coupled
with the recent defeat of the forces Of
Honduras and Salvador at Choluteca. and
the fight of President Bonilla, of Hon
duras, puts an end to the latest Central
American war. 1t is now probable that
Nicaragua will install another president
at Tegucigalpa in lieu of President Bo-
nilla. and then withdrew her troops to
her own territory.
The conflict has been of short duration
and judging from the reports which
have been received here. none of the va
rio s engagements has been serious The
casualties have been comparatively light,
four hundred or five hundred in the most
important engagements being reported,
the fight at Choluetca having this honor.
Honduras has been helped in this war
by Salvador with whom she had an Of
fensve and defensive alliance. and she
has had to contend with rebellious out
bre:.-. of her own people. This was also
the case in Nicaro Qua. the latent revolu-
tionists in each country seemingly talk
ing advantages of the difficulties of their
government to further their own cause.
Only three Central American states have
become involved. Costa Rica and Guate-
mala remaining neutral.
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THE CAPITAL Of
HONDURAS FALLS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE IL

marching upon the capital. General
Christmas stopped the advance of this
column.
1t was reported that this flank move
ment was made by only a small portion
of the Nicaraguan troops and that Its
purpose was to divert attention from the
operations of the main Nicaraguan army.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Fair Ground Results.

New Orleans, March 25.-Emergency, the
well backed favorite in the feature race
at the Fair Grounds, today managed to
win only by a desperate finish. Co
lumbia Girl began cutting down the
favorites lead in the stretch and worked
up steadily, being only . head behind at
the finish. The weather was clear and
track fast. Summary:
First race, six furlongs, selling-Para-
gon, 80 CLowe) 6 10 /, won; Bitter Miss,
81 CPicketD, 10 to ., second; Sylvan Belle,
Jos a.. Smith, % to /. third Time,
lis 10.
Second race. four furlongs-Rebel
Queen. liz "a. MARTINI. II to ), won; Lady
Caroline IT,. 1o7 FoD, to 1. second;
Geneva S, 1O7 Garner. Is to 5, third.
Time, As 10.
Third race, six furlongs-Cutter, los q.
Lee. to 5. won; Coltness.i 1o1 Garner,
S to /, second Dappe Gold. 10l (Lloyd),
IS TO J. third. Time, 1;12 30
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Emer-
gency. liz (Garner). to 10, won; Column
bia Girl, 100 Uaogg), 6 to l, second; Fan
tastic. IS Qowe), Il to l, third Time,
1:25 3-5.
Fifth race, five and onc-half furongs-
Sally Preston, 1O5 CA. Morton, TO J,
won; Toy Boy 102 OBilac). To /, second;
Sir Minmemeat, 102 (Walkcr), . to 3, third.
Time, 1:06 40.
Sixth race, mile, selling-Solly NJ, 103
Garner, to g. won; b'laXigny, 1l2 81.
MARTINI, 1G TO /, second; Lucy Marie, 80
"a. Martini, Z to !, third. Time. LII.
Seventh race one and one-eighth miles,
,,,,t, a srTIA -
won; Lemon Girl, 10i O-loy6, to 1,
second; Sincerity Belle, los Qiekens), !
TO l, third. Time, 1903 %.
Fair Ground Entries.
First race, four furlongs, selling 2-year-
olds-Slapbang, Hazel NJ, Lady Eola, %;
katherine T.. Caucus, Eptome, 1907 Fin
nessee. 102; Orlandot, 1903; Edna Motter,
io4, Convenient, Dick Rose, 105; Sabado,
iU7; Bitter Sir, 1903.
Second race five and Il half furlongS
selHng-Dccklaw, 9S; Midrene, 100; Field
wick. 10l Brittainby, 1903; Sagapanak, 104;
Little George, lQ5; Gold Circle, 1OS; Bale
she'd 1O9; NIngita, 10; Mosis IL; Sponge
Cake. Iii; War Eagle, III; Kohinoor, 10;
The IIhral, 122.
Third race mile. purse-Warner Girls
well. 9O Waterfall. Monere, 80; Grace
Larsen, Lady Ethel 9S; Bitter Hand,
Pentagon, leo; Lemon Girl, Royal Breeze,
Ternus, Thank Heaven, 1893; FoXmead,
Golden Mineral. 105; Granada, rs.
Fourth race, mile and half, selling
DIR. Young Oberon, Sc; Don't Ask Me, 81:
James Reddick, 9i Sanction, %; Cashier,
81; Gamester 80; huntington Lery Craw-
ford. 103
Fifth race, six furlongs purse-Cable-
gram. no. Bellstrom, Fontenac, Master
Prim, Iii; Rusk, 11G; Glorifier, No.
Sixth race, mile and half, selling
Soma, Discernment, 81; Orline, Flavigny,
I1etta NJ, So Footlght's Favorite, 90,
oe Levy, 81; Gladiator 90; I4ongbright, 81,
Rather Royal 81 Arthur CONNER, 100.
Seventh race, mile. seling-Malta. 80,
May Gilmore. Quagga. Limited, 81; Pax
ton, 80; gire Alarm, 100; Paragon, iO2;
Nesme 1o4; Boserrian. 106.
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ROMANIAN REVOLT
BEYOND CONTROL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE IL
Troubles Are Aurarian,

siderng the ACCESSIBILITY of investing the
government with extraordinary powers.
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Other Games.

At Jacllsonville Brooklyn (, Jackson
Vile 0.
pha Nationals 3.
At Macon Detroit s, Macon o.
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graph company from Sacramento. At
the request of the district attorney
Judge Coffey had fixed bail In the sum
of $4,000 on each of the nine counts
returned against Glass by the grand
jury.
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One Hash Victim Left.

Leavenworth. Kan. March 25.-All but
one of the soldiers at the National SOL
dies home, who were poisoned by eat
ing tainted HASH have been discharged
from the hospital today.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to IT.
self in merit and curative power. Take
only Hoods.
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NJ. n, S, 8. p. o, I.

Tae University High school defeated the
employees of the postoffice by the close
score Of to /.
Batteries: Allen and Kellogg; Dowlins
and Goodwin.
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Sea Enhancement.

Correspondence OF the Associated lreSS.J
Puerto Cortez March 81. via New Or
leans, March 25.-Detais of the engage
ment at sea between the Honduran gum
boat Tatumba and the Nicaraguan gum
boat Ometepe near Truxillo March H.,
have been received here.
The steamer Olympia with Iionduran
troops on board joined the ratumbla al
Ceiba, Honduras, March -. large
Hotchkiss gun was transferred from the
Olympia to the Tatumbla, making her ar
mament: One Hotchllss gun forward,
under w. Il. Kennedy, who served with
the Rough Riders in Cuba during the
Spansh-American war; one Hotchlliss
gun aft, under Gunner Il. Greenwood,
and the larger Hotchkiss gun mdshp,
under Gunner j. Adams Muench, formerly
on the United States cruiser Brooklyn.
The expedition proceeded at midnight,
March L., with the Olympia and barges
conveyed by the Tatumbla to a point on
the coast known as Steven river, where
part of the force was landed, as the
barges could not resist the tow The
main force was landed seven miles west
of TruXillo. where they were Joined by
the force landed at Stevens river.
These forces marched along the beach
toward Truxillo on March IA and The
Tatumbla headed in the same direction
at sea.
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Nine Shots Fired.

Nearing Truxillo no enemy was seen
and no vessels could be distinguished in
the harbor, but suddenly from around
point the Ametepe was discovered steam
ing directly out to sea, while small gun
boat the San Jacinto, was headed west
ward toward the Tatumbla close to shore.
The Ometepe soon changed her course to
the westward and the plan to get the
Tatumbla between the two Nicaraguan
gunboats became apparent. The Tatum-
ba then changed her course and headed
toward Hog Island and both Nicaraguan
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
Gnsnw ~ Plays Passv

Isso~s.i41 0ssernnr Bschssl
JoAr ,. Vivisa, slairman II che
Repsbl,caa sAa1x ss,ral comm,tses.
sad pssCsscsley - sAher Republican
lssdes~ IN sAs 49, IN the most .ca,h-
word. Il cosAssus~1son sai declar-
ing that the RspsAaican majority IN
the eg,slss~se, - shs instance Of the
bossss, 10 esAssvssss~S in every po =
ssbse ~av To- evsAs ~ pledge. s.sde
the Ieople b. shs Republicans dar-
ing the laA es~paigu, Fred "
Perks, G~psblH~a ssoaior froa len
yer, in N i~tss.iaed speech on
The fisas Il tAs srasAs las, ~es,k sb-
sol.s<ly vs,fs~sA ~ srsve ~ . ssem-
her II the stssstag ss~nsit,ss which
was nSmed IN ~ sDncus
~, " WV a,ss~in,' said Srssses
Parks. is espasiaiAG his withdraw 81
frosa tlse esn.ssasre, that this
s,sering css0issse OF twelve, NJ
Lessa tao shisi. = i, sympa,hizes
with tie railwsy isarrests on this
q"~ssias Pss~aa1y ] am lor rate
ls~ which wiM n szapething
The sptssss@sss of this cosn-
rsit,se 10 s.'sply ~ ~ purpose Of
Delaying ssstsrss a. direct Iegisla-
ton in ths issesssas of the people
sh.t tive raiIraA issssrsis may not
j" any ~sy w ssAsonpized.
Ii i~ ny ntiHiss eAst tks eOves.
ssv II this Gasae is nn1eess railway
spsnmissi.sa hn.in csa6nsss,y " ths
R~psl,ls'sa plssform - ~ pasdaes
which h. ssAs in every - Il his
srrechcs 70 sks people - lsll. tn.
eccsetasy Il ~ state csaAsal cosa
ssistee. Joi.s r. Vivian. u sA en-
desvo~ina 10 cssvy out tn ~ wishes
Of The rso1'ae - sAe Repshlssn par
~ pledged issslf % do Assiag th,
campaign.
''Bst on the oaker hasd, both ar.
esdeav oring 10 pass so~e kind Of I
make shift bill which will deceiv.
the people and conserve the inter
sses of the railroad corporations.
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Keep
Your Nerve

Il is 0ogve energy that runs
the organs Of your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is seat out through
the system OF nerves. To keep
the body healthy yoa must
have plenty Of nerve force; u
YOU have not, the organs work
imperfectly. the circulation b
sluggish, digestion bad, appe-
tite poor, kidneys inactive. and
aches, pains and misery sre
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DIR. Miles Nervine.
1t assists in generating nerve
energy; it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
81 take pleasure in recommsndins
pr Mss Nsrv,ns nrort2aton to tG@se
and melancholy After several
months suffering from above diseases
l tried this medicine and found imme-
date relief 1t soothes and strength
ems the nerves. chases away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts an4
gives the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. II Is superb nerve re-
JUDGE JACOB eEEMANN.
MadisoA. Wisconsin.
o.. eaItos' e>eort cU~e b so&1 ~
you~ ors00ss4, Wsso WiM Qsoea~ess Nha4
~ Nrs4 60e4oo WaM ooss~a. n 4 So,oo
- UsN sUeo00 voor 0o~ov.
lGilss llsdieal C, elhhass, la1
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TelI.vide Jo~rnsi d e I
ka,~evelt hes slwsys hs,en regarded
ia the wssa = 6siead of this section
of The Usios, bxA mover is.tore ha.
. {, sss.oss . Mss lssea sils.ed Ut the
devssopGeet, psagssss ssd prosper
tsy II the wssa - kis eAost ~ secure
the e0sCtnse~t Il Isss for the with
dsawaI Of psbIic lasds irosa locstion
ssd estry ssd the lssaias Of the
sssss Il - pss~ssbial sl.ss PARTIES
lsssing pvo,rsty ssae NJ interest in
Ne 10 ,s,lopse"t - svss iss 'asinte-
nsn.S. i'rsnx i"sest only %" getting
the msosa o.st Il il lor The s.srm kpa~-
ed NJ the s;sslIs~a p's~sbk expesdi-
t.re of money ssd eGort. The Isss-
ing proposition ~o~id slso have ihs
effect Il p'.tti"s iss"'e~se sracss into
the hsads II . sew sns,~.spolisAs. W.
s,~sd II prsmistins = essAssi ss-
eres~e IN Iopslat"m and ssKsbss
property. TIE Pr-~itlents ,axRss-
tlon l.a~ n,Ahing o. commend il and
everything against it.
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vad1ct ~ d. Pierce
AoAIK9f TINE
nn0 une lpueus.

auuMng au1o a1Os . .. 1t Is an old
0xxina that "a lie will travel seven
ksagaes ~hile truth is getting its b,s,ts
oa. and no douta ksss<isesis of thouSands
Of ga~ri I~,op.e read the INV srrautsa and
malicious attack aPoa IN. X. v. PierCe
oRd h's rfavorite Prescription published
IN the May fl'sai number Of the Ladies'
Nome journal, with its great black dis
play headings. Who never saw the hum
BILE. groveline retraction. with its incon-
opicuous heading, published two months
later. 1t was boldly charged in the sland-
erous and liir.lous article that Ir. Pieree's
bavorite Prescription. for the cure of
wogHaas weaknesses and ailments, CON
tsined alcohol and other harmful ingredi-
00ts. IN. Pierce promptly brought suit
oaainss the publishers Of the Ladies'
&owse Journal. for sa1.sl.y damages.
IN. Pierce alleged that Mr. Box. the
o1itaG, Raiiciously published the article
cUsssioiae Snch false and defamatosy
matter wite the intent of injurinx his
oSsinesu14 thermore. that no alcohol. os
sakes pjurious. or habit-forminS, drugs
oee. ~ per Eere. contained in his Pa
s0rite lfiption-; that said medicine
, msdf ~ native medicinal roots and
e0ntAj6a/ho harmful ingredients what
evee|nGd that Mr.. Bok's malicious state
go were wholly and absolutely false.
.N0heketkActlgnDE vi n1ed ~ aid laasAa1
eX xeEe klEced - ae 1 knoM lIdge {k4i1 1ket
80 .aals rs 60. - anaAatik ~ Hrs 8
d9fNksd fj9 n. ri ~ 4. ~ lqsia ia a. Re
RNkNK01kea aIleasa hAlDful 1ruGI
O6oR S6cto we're also psoven In the tFiaI u
- octkM IN the Supreme Court. But the
SaS30eHs u In. Pierce was greatly injured by
the pablication Of the libslous article with
~ sweet display headings. while hundreds Of
thousands Who read the wirkedly dsfamatory
orticle never saw the humble groveling re-
tsartiOn. SIT In small type and made a. incon-
oQicuous - possible. The matter was how
ever bsought before . jury In the supreme
OOurt n New York state which promptly
wondered . verdict in the Doctors favor.
Thus his trsducers came 10 grief and their
bose slandess were sefuted
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08

iss.n . ~ aaPe psisa Il viss, hsa
II - ~ - - EaA y lsao tAe
vsA lsua ~ ~ itss 4 kkesslisy
sosesA shase wko Asse ~ Asrdi-
kaed ~ piassrs cssilissssoa isso tle
wa~se casaesv Il o..s lssd bss idea
Il ss"spssS shs V~Ossss Il she West
t~casse ao~ saA sksa = shsei steals
sosHe IssA ~ s..st,es wo~1d cad a
parallel ia stopping The Gsils he
css.e noes sad shss soUe employe
II the p~s otk~ department steals
. pa~sARe stsmp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-08
Low Rate to Fort Worth and
Return

Tickets will be sold at one fare plus
o. % by the Colorado and Southern on
March ls,h and 18th, good Tor thirty days
Write for particulars. S-2t
T.. h. FISHER. q. Z. A Denver
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SOCIE0AD PROTECTORR De Los HOMBRES.

81 Aano: (aparte).-iQ-6 buen par
de cocenl
81 Ls6r:-superando Il tigEs be visto
an hombre lamar desde una azotea, CO.
gi6ndolo por el Tabo, una pobre gaia
tnferms..., que 90 tsnfa en- IN rinc6n.
La PanteTa (con indignation ~ seE6
81 hombTe superior mff
FL Leon: -Mucho me 10 tsmo. PEoai
60. Aver va1ioB hombFes fumAbAn ca los
OarToS del tTanvfa , escupfan como amos
Cochi o..
El PueTct - Pr0testc 70 ii uso cieEtas
f1Imag, eB en- mi caBa...... iNunca me
mueatto en- la ca lie tel cual noyI
El Le6n:-No decfa 10 por offender. Ya
Babsmou que 81 coChino a comparable con
algunos hombreB IN corFecto caballeEo.
81 CaDgFejo: -iY que andan para atr6B,
mientrRs n0Eotros vamog de ladol
FL Le6a:-iBieD! NADIA de amor propio
nj Tivslidades Dscfa que 10 que ha lie.
gsdo 81 Ifmits de 10 ggnantabIe, por 10
i6fcuO = cruel, es 10 que hicieron con una
pobfs rata.
Todou los animaleB, (ansiosamsnte: y
SQae2
El La6r;-La untaron de pstr6Ieo , Ie
prandieFon fuego.
(Estalls an cIamoreo de indignation, y
por un momento no SO oye en- la C6maTa
mas que 81 rebuzno del burro
El 6n:-Hay que tomaF una deter
minaci6n.
81 Gallo: -PODgsmoB 4 les hombreu Is
pan agual
El Leon: ESQ uerfa demasisdo decoro'
30. Hay que sfigirles mas duraments.
La Vfbora:- (qus ha llegsdo aFTas.
ts6udose por 81 suelo:) :)-Ss me ocurEs una
idea.
Todo,: : SCu6l2
La Whore: - HagamoE una nociedad
'ProtectorR de los hombEeA:"
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BANCO De PUERTO-RICO.
CONHOCATORIA para Ia provision de
coatrO pIasas de aVriIiares para las
Ofcinas del Bqnco.

OfcinGs del BancO.
Con objeto de ir fernando personal ap-
to para las futuFag necesidades del BRnco
en- sus distintas OfcinaB, y que, q 10 ma
yoT moFalidsd, reun8 condolences de inte'
Ggencia, pr6ctica efciencia, aI ConBejo
de Gobierno hR scordado abYir IN concur
30 para la provision do Cuatro plasas de
auxi!iareH con arreglo & las condolences
Biguientes
1. Los aBpiFantsH no han de ser memo
reB de 16 amos, nj mayoEea de 25. Acre
ditsr6n 50 edad con ceEtifcaci6n de Rcta
de nacimiento.
2. Las solicitudeg debsrSn ser escritaB
de pufio letTa de los aspirantss, dirigidaB
al Prssidente del Bsnco de Puerto Rico
ca San Juan, y sCompsfAdaB de les ceTti'
feacione8 de esEudioH hechos, emplsoG de.
sempe nadoB RnterioTmente = refsFenciRs
que puedan ofrecer los candidates
3. 81 plRzo para la admission de Boli
citudes terr0inRr6 el dfa % de Noviembre
pr6ximo las custro de la tsFde.
4. Los aBpiEantes cuyaB solicitudeB ha'
yam sido reCibidas dentFo de dicho plazo y
Teunan las condolences antsFioFmenta lodi
cadag, debsT6n snffir IN exsmen que ver'
sara Bobre Las Biguientss mateFisR:
Escritura mano y en msquinills.
Oonocimiento de espaiiol ing Gu.
Nociones sobEs opsraciOneU Conta'
bilidsd de Bancs,
y con arEfgo 81 programs que SO publ
CO Continusc ci61,
5. El Conssio del Bsnco nombrRr6 81
Tribunal que deba e1tender en- dichos ejer.
cicios snpnciRrf en- Sscret7Efs 81 dfs y
bora en- que dar6n priocipio los ex6menes.
Una Vez terminates los ejercicios el
TribunRl f5rmaTa uns lista de los sapiran'
tes apEObsdos, poE 6rden riguroBs de me.
rito.
7. El Consejo eligir6 les cuatro sBpi'
FanteH qus deben cubVir las pls2as tenian'
do en cusntR el rssnItado del ex amen, BuS
Rntecedentes = rsferencias que offezcsn.
y s Los AgpiTRnteg nombradoB BeEviP6n
en- la O6cinR del Banco durante sais me.
Bes con una remuneration de $50 mensus'
les, Y squellog que en- Ia practica hsySn
demostFsdo. durants ese psriodo. laboFio-
Bidad y efioiencis BeTSn nOmbFados defini
tivamente por 81 Consejo con un Busldo
Rnuai de 5000 hAsta que cubran plazsG de
mayor Bueldo.
8. Los aspiTantes qusdan obligsdoI &
Cumplir los pFecsptos reglamentaTiog 81
igusl que los dem6s empIeadoa del Banco
81 no observ2Fsn el comportamiento de.
Dido Bsr6n Separates por el Preaidenta
Tsmbi6a eEtsr6n obligado8 ssrvir en- la
Ufcina Central en- cualquiera de las
Sucur6aIes del Banco en- Ia isIa aeg6n 10
diBponga eI Presidents San Juan r. r.
OctubFe "a de 1907 Presidents
M. PANIAGUA.
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FL Le6n:- (sgitando Is campanilIs }
SefoTaB aefiole debo poDeT en- Conoci-
miento de 10 ABamblea les m6ltiplez que.
jas que hs recibido
81 Hipop6tamo:-Jss pertain NAL los
CocodriioE?
FL La6n:-Muy al contraFio. En- esta
6poca en- gus NOS hsmoB copgregado para
resliERr nuestFos ideRles de una vida librs
6 independents, 81 miamo TEMPO que mo.
raj justs, el cooodIilo es de una huma'
nidad incompatible
La Hiens No Sc quejarS Eu seho1fa
de nuestEoB sentimientog.
81 Le6n:-Nada tsngo que decir del
proceder de las hiensE, que dan mueatFaG
de una msgoanimidad ejempIaT.
FL Tcro: Me parece que no ss me pue-
de deeis que COY fiero.
RI Leon: En- compsraci6n 10 gus
hsoen aquellcs de quienes ms quejo, la fe
Tocidad del toFo ea ternuUs Incompatible.
81 Chacel:-Diga Ids una vez Ia pre-.
sidsncis de quien items que quejarBe.
81 Le6u:-Pues 81 descontanto proviene
de Ia conducta que estan obgsrYando los
hombres.
81 Elefante: = PaTece incTefbIel
Ell Le6n:-sf, senores. Aver he visto
dos de eAos bipedos, muy paTecidos les
ouadrumanog.
81 Mono:- (prcteatsndo) -iOjol
FL Le6D: -Dscfa que h9 viao & dos
hombreu hacienda TeHir, hasta Ia musrte,
4 dog gallos que niDgdn disgusto personal
tenfan entire 81.
La Zsrrs:-(con buen juicio) 5Por que
no refsn ellot?
El Leon: -Porque querfan uniE las Cua.
lidades de la hiena & Ia cobaFdfa del ration,
FL Rat6n:-iA A mucha honEa!
Isl Ls6D:...Me dicen que otro hombre
hac6 trabsjar, barbsramante, al mulo que
10 mantiens , luego, como recompsnBa, le
mega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-27
ANUNClO.
Departments del interior, Bureau dt
OBras Pd6Acas Ofcina del Superin
tendente.

San Juan, p. r., Octubre %, 1907.
ProposiCionea en- pliegos cerrados para
Ia adjudication en- pdblica subaHta de la
construction de los estriboB pilaH de
mampoHtsTfa para el puente de ''Caguas'
emplasRdo sobre ell Rio GFsnde de Lola,
CaFretera Caguas. HumRcao, Be admitir6n
en- esta ofcina haata las 10 A. M, Nov.
s, 1907, en- que So abrir6n p6blioRmente.
FL preHupussto apToximRdo de lR obrR
es de $11. 760 90.
No Ba c0nsideraT6n proposiciones de
peTBonaH que no hayan teDido pEaetica en-
eBta ClaBe de trabsjOI y que no pOSean me-
dios Ruxiliare8 HufcientsB para lR ejecu-
ci6n de las obrRE
To 4oB lGg datoB necessrios BE deTSn en-
esta ofcinB, donde Be encuentrsn de mani.
festo los documentos que han de regir en-
10 contrata, podr6n los licitadoreB reco.
ger los modelog de proposiciones qhe han
de presentaT.
Sc remitir6n los licitadoIes copiaB del
pliego de condolences Rzules de log pla.
noa mAdiante un dep6Bito de VENTS dollars
($2O), cuya cantidad ssr6 reintegrada &
LOS 'icitsdoFes al devo!vsT ests cficina
diChoa pianos y pliego de condolences
La administration SO TegerVa 81 deFech1
de Tschazsr cuslquiera todas Las propo.
siCio1eA y de adjudicaF ID subasta bsjo
otra8 condolences que Las de preCio Gola.
mante.
Por orden del Ccmisionado del Iotsrior,
y. J. JIna6aes, supt de ObTas Piblicaa.
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