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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22

SteindeI Trio.-The Steindel trio at
the Grand opera house, Davenport, last
evening gave the second in the series
of concerts in the Lyceum League Ar
lists course under the direction of
Albert Petersen and Henry SOnntag
Jr The trio is composed of Mrs. Bru-
no Steindel, pianist; Bruno Steindel,
cellist; and Fritz lite, violinist. and
they form an organization whose en-
semble work is almost perfect. Mr..
Steindel. who is first cellist with Tho
mas orchestra, ranks among the very
highest in his line and he gives per-
Torrance that is unTivaled. his tone
being excellent and his technique is
perfect. Mr.. lite. also of Thomas or
chestra, has brilliant technique and a
fine tone and the accompaniment of
Mrs. Steindel is faultless, playing with
peculiar sympathy of touch and feel
ing The next number on the course
will be a piano recital by Leopold
Winkler, who returns for a second en-
gagement this season after a tour
through the west, and will be at the
Grand Feb. II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
DAVENPORT

Relative in Wreck-MisS Grace d.
Rose, the public librarian. has a per
sonal interest in the Big Four wreck
at Sanford, Ind, her brother, l.. F.
Rose OF Nation, Ill, and his wife
having been injured. Mr.. Rose is en-
gineer in charge of maintenance on
the Big -Four, and was riding on the
accommodation train which was wreck
ed by the explosion of the car of pow
der Word came to Miss Rose from
other railway officials of his injury,
and later a telegram from Mr.. Rose
himself stated that both he and his
wife were in the hospital at Terre
Haute. but that they were getting along
all right
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22

Company Not Large.-With chorus
reduced in numbers and weak in voice
Lew Fields company presented eft
Happened in Nordland. at the Illinois
last evening. The songs and comedy
slits are not all new and there is moth
ing in the plot, yet the bill is on the
whole clean and refreshing The
leading parts are in competent hands
Harriet Burt as Katherine Peepfogel
the America ambassadress, being
rather the best of the lot. The lead
ing comedians are Teddy Burns as
Baron Sparta. the minister of war, and
D. Mason as Hubert, bhe long lost
brother of the ambassadors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
BOOKINGS AT THE MOLINE.


Jan. 21-26-Dubinsky Bros.
Jan. 2a-"UncIe Josh Perkins"
Jan. 31-Arthur Dunn in "The Little
JOKER"
Feb. 2-Amelia Bingham, in "The
Lilac Room"
Feb. ga Trip to Egypt" matinee
and night.
Feb. 4-6-"The Ferris Comedians, -
matinee Wednesday.
Feb. 10 "The DEVILS Auction, -
matinee and night.
corson,'' matinee.
Feb. 11-"Dorothy Vernon of Had
don Hail."
Feb. 13- "The Time, the Place and
the Girl
Feb. 16-"The Man of Her Choice"
matinee and night.
Feb. 17-"Papas Boy. matinee and
night.
Feb. 2o-"East Lynne"
Feb. 21-22-"Swedsh Dramatic COM
pany.
Feb. 25-McRay Comedy company,
week, natinees Wednesday and Satur-
day.
No Child's PIay.-While there were
many sad features to the San Fran
cisco disaster, it had its funny side as
we'll Every day some laughable Incl
dent is related as having taken place
during the trembling of the earth on
the Pacific coast. One of the funniest
incidents and one actually enacted is
being told by AL G. Field, the minstrel.
ct was during the seismic disturb
ances in Frisco runs the story. "The
ground was trembling viciously, and
an old darkey. panic-stricken, ran from
his cabin on the outskirts of the city.
He dropped on his knees in the road
and cried out, oh. Lordy, Lordy, SEN
yo' Son down yere. Sumpin' terrible
am gwine to happen in a minute. At
that instant the earth trembled again
and two small brick buildings on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22

Old Man Insane.-Henry Schultz, a
retired Dixon farmer, a years of age,
was brought to the city yesterday af-
ternoon by H. w. Minert, neighbor,
and given a hearing before the COM
missioners of insanity. Mr.. Minert,
who filed the information, testified that
the old gentleman had displayed an
ugly temper several times of late. and
the neighbors were afraid he would kill
his aged wife. The two old people
lived alone at their home in Dixon, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22

Mr. Schultz, whose mind had undoubt-
eddy given away, not long ago chased
her with butcher knife. 1t was de-
cided to send him to Mercy hospital
for treatment as a private patient.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22

her with a butcher knife. 1t was de-
cided to send him to Mercy hospital
for treatment as private patient.
Street Car Man Has Appendicitis
w. E Smith, assistant superintend-
ent of the Tri-City Railway company,
has been removed from his home at
500 West Third street to st. Luke's
hospital. where he will undergo an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
Two Are Bankrupt. = Marcus M.
Hall has filed with Referee in Bank
ruptcy Williamson a petition asking to
be declared a bankrupt. The liabili-
ties are S33,O59.77, and the assets $685.
O53. SO. of which $12,150 is claimed ex-
empt Contractor Hall has been in
Davenport about two years, his first
work being the erection of the Acad-
envy of Sciences chapel. The building
of the Roosevelt flats, which was at
tended with so much trouble recently,
being delayed by strikes and attach
ments. was the last work done by the
contractor. Charles DietZ, a Cleona
township farmer, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy with Referee William
son, stating liabilities as $12,167.3O, as
sets as S10.930.90, and exemptions
claimed to the amount of S3,60S.90.
Obituary Record.-Peter KOoS one
of Davenport's old and respected citi-
zens, died Sunday night at the family
home, 1868 West Liberty street, after
an illness of a few days duration. Mr..
Kcos was born in Reinsburg, Germany
in 1928. He was married in Germany
to Miss Henrietta Petersen, and in
1852 came TO Davenport and settled in
Northwest Davenport, where they have
made their home for some 50 years.
He was a shoemaker by trade. The
survivors are his wife, and four chill
dren. Mrs. Emma Bartel, Mrs. Johanna
Christensen, Mrs. Anna Kopke. and
Heinrich Koos
John Motz, an operator employed in
Davenport, died Sunday night at st.
Luke's hospital, after a five days ill
ness with typhoid fever. A cousin, Mr..
Olson, resides on West Third street in
Davenport. His father. who lives in
Laura. H., has been notified.
Arthur II. Berg, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Berg of % Walling court, passed
away Sunday, following an illness from
lung trouble. He was born in this city
and was IA years and s months of age.
Mrs. Mary Lewis, aged sc years, died
Sunday afternoon at Mercy hospital.
She was born in Pennsylvania The
body was sent over the l. & l. to Le-
Claire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
HOW TO Find Out.

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours /;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
BOOKINGS AT THE GRAND.

At an Early Date-"The Light Eter-
nal"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-22
MOLINE

Peculiar Accident.-William Dowdai
the 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. P
j. Dowdal, AS Forty-sixth street, Rocl
Island, slipped on the river bank al
the foot of Fourth street, Moline. Sun
day and broke his right leg between
his knee and ankle He was standing
surveying the ice and had his hands III
his pocket. When he started to move
he slipped and fell. causing the frac
ture.
Petition for Car Line.-A petition
bearing 200 names of property holders
along Colona avenue has been pre-
sented to the Tri-City Railway com
pany asking that steps be taken to
ward the building of street car line
into the southeast section. The petition
was prepared and circulated by Will
liam Carstens. secretary of the Retail
Merchants association, who has re-
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Ell nuCeiDatO de soda.

Mr.. ChantemeHse hR pHosentado 4 Ia
Academia de Medicine de Paris IN tEabR,
10 i,ltsresante. hecho en- collaboration con
Mr.. Rsn6 Kahn, "a inferno, acsTca del
tyatamisnto de la tisbEe tifoidea.
Como Hs sabs, una de las complicacio.
mes mas graves de esta enfarmedad es la
pslforaci6n intestinal; mostraE que 30 pus.
de- en- ciertos casos 10 menos, combatir
esta complication ain opeTaci6n, simple.
ments por inyeOCi6n subcut6nea de nucei-
nato de soda ea el inteH61 del tFabajo pre-
Gentsdo por Mr.. Chantemease.
La inyeCci6n no tiene liempTe IN efeCto
tan considerable; pero adm cuando no cure
On tai Caso prestR BervioioB, puel 81 llevar
una leuCoCitoHis de dsfensa muy intensa y
rdpids, peEmite ganar tempo , eaperar Il
cirujfR que ensonceG opera en- las Condicio.
mes mas favorableB.
Siendo fatal por t6rmino medic Ia per.
foraci6n intentinsl en- | SO por cisnto de
los Calog, como 10 ha TecoTdsdo dicho pro
fesor, 90 coneibe que 81 Ia buena indaencia
del nuceinato de soda Cd CieEts compro.
bads, las investigRCiones de que 90 trata
Bon aquella1 que habr6n de aproveChsT
grRndemente la medicina.
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La Luna Dc zllduoRdo J MIor.

En- este acreditado estabIecim. EMO ell
pdblico hallAra siempre un surtido COM
pleto en- mercancfas de tOdas prOceden
cias, desde la mas modesto muselinR de
cincO centsvos hasta Ia mas RIGA "Pongle
Silk" legftima de la China.
Tanto para dsmas como para caballeros
Ell surtido es de 10 mas variado que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana algo-
don no se puede pedir mas; hay para todos
los gustos y para todas las fortunas.
Ultimamente sc han recibido los siguIen-
tes srtfculOs que estan llamando la aten-
ci6n del pdblicO por su calidad y baratura:
MitOnes, Guantes, Coronas para nOyias,
sOmbrillas, velos para la cara, medlas,
Calcetines, COrbatas, Capas espaholas,
COrtes de piqu6 para chalecos, id. de Cash
mir para pantalones, COlchas de punto,
Id. de Damasco Driles blancOs de hilo,
Id. asargados, CTetOnRs de hilo para saba.
mas, HOlandas y Batistas, Creas, APPLICABLE
nes de seda para adornos, Chales de seda,
Blusas bordadas, CintuTones, Rasos, Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, CrespOnes
Gasas para Iuto, CubrecOrses de hiIo ,
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires en-
fin un surtido tan variado que serfa impo-
Efble enumeraF.
Un paseitO pOr Ia Luna ver6ls las no.
vedades que encierEa este bOnito satellite.
Encajes Valenciennes de punto Bro
derit de tOdas classes p cOIoFes.
BOas de piel de Conejo de plumas de
t0das classes
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La Temperature lunar.
Solo las IliIiudGs pOIarOs lItrOnls puOdGR tGNOr
una temperature sOpOTtlhl0,

Mr., F. w. Very publics en 81 BOulJs,
Tin de Ia S0oicts GstrOnOmiqUe de France
las Biguientss ooncIusiones respscto & sus
investig gsciones sobEe le temperature pro-
b1ble que EeinR an la supsEicis de Ia luna,
donds pareCe caHi CieGtO que hay enoTmev
diferenciaB de friO calor.
La uupelfcis lunar, al msdio dia, de las
IRtitudes en- que 81 sol alcance cisrta altu.
ra, es probablements mas cRIiente que sl
sgus en- ebullici6D; solo los desiertos ts'
EreRtreB On que hombres mueFen On que
lR arena quemR, lits1sImsnts, pusden daF
una idea dc 10 que Go al medic dfa Ia Bu'
pepfcie no abrigsdR de nusstEo satellite.
Solo Las latitudes pOlares extEemRs puaden
Esner una temperature soportable duEante
81 dfa, misntraH que por la noche Berfs me-
CsSaTio volveTge togoldita para prssEEvaE'
Sc del internisimo frio que sllf Tsina, pueB
Mgdn C6lCulO cssi no aube Dc 200 grades
bsjo CeTo.
PoE mas fdeEte que Bea 81 CaloF medic
diR en- Ia BupeIfeis de Ia IunR, mayor serfs
u ali existiese una Rtm6sfara de denAidad
comparable Ia nueetra; ed possible que
la aussncia Telativa de Ia a4m6. .fsrR que se
Censidera como llsvado consigo la imposi'
bilidad dc lR vida, sea por otra parts una
Condici6n neCeBaTia para preseEvsE una
vida cuRlquierR de Is destruction poT una
tamperRtuER eleVadRi
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In GOnssjO a los aViGuItOres.
EI pOIVO Do hu0sOs como
pOdGTOsO luXlIN dol glIIIROTO,

Mr.. Lewis Wright hsce especial menci6n
an su 1ratado de Ias gGgyinas del valor del
polvo de hueBoB consideT6ndolo como
un poderoBo auxiliar del gallinsFo. Las
gallinas ponedoraS, dice, iecsHitan conatRn'
temsnts hueEo, que sntra On gran can't
dad en- las sustanciaG que componan los
huevos Bu cSscRER, contsniendo adem6s
materiss de gran vAlor para Las Rves
Ouando son freBcoH y re cients8 los huesos
que SO muelen.
Pueds daEas las galiinas RdultaB 81
polvo mezolRdo con RLimento blando s
groHeramente molido on pedazon del tSmR.
no de nm gTano de maiz mas pequsn,.
En- estR Ultima forms producer IN dobIe
sfscto los fragmsntoH mas duroH ayudando
q Ia mollsjs en- lR operaci6n de moleT.
Tambi6u producer Ell mismo efscto las
ConChRG de ostionea molidaa; aus trozoB
durOs pFestan servicio desde que He los tra
gan Las avea hRSta O. son del tC do digeFidoE.
Los hueBoa contienen una gran cantidad
de alimento que Compensa Bu coRto cuando
90 Comprs precio razonable. Las gslli-
mas de lar grRndel TazaH bFahma cochin.
china estSn sujstps debilidsdeB en- las
pstsB, y Begdn Wright 81 poIvo de hueBou
90 sl peTaeTvativo Caai Seguro contra esta
pfsoci6n.
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psprt,nsate Del Iat.r!or d PueEto Rico.
Bureau de O6ras Pu6Ecas Ofsina del
Superintendsnte.

Bureau de O6ras Pu6hoas. Ofoina del
Superintendent.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. diCiembre 10
do 1907. PropoBiOionss en- pliegOE csrra.
dos para IL edjudiCRei6n en- pdbIiCa "a.
baGta de Ia construction de n kil6me.
tFoB de IL carEatera No. Il, ssCOi6n Con.
sumo. Maricao, Be admitir6n sn ssta OF.
Gina hsgta las 10 de la mafians del dfa
4 de EnsFo do 1 908 on que 90 abTir6n p6.
bliCAmente.
81 presupuegto apEcximado de las Obras
aBCiende & $22 500
Todos los datos necssaEios, impresos de
propoHiciOne8, Oontratos instTUCCionel s
los poltoFes ss daT6n On elta O6Cina.
La Administration sa Fessrvs el deFe
Cho de rschA8aE CuaIquisr , to5as las pro
poaiCiones de adiudicsE 81 contEato bajo
OtEas consideEaCionea que Ias dc preCio
gOlRmente.
Por oTdsn del COmiuionado del 1nte.
rioF, J. J. JSmenes, SupsEintsndente de
Obras Pdblicaa. No. 3.-14 vs.
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I m0aaIIls Dc ORC, 6 d0.pIata y 4 ds bronco
para Puerto Rico.

Les liguienteH pYemioB han sido asignR.
dos en- lR exposition dc Jamewston & les
productoa pEeaantadoB On esq, ceEt6men
por pToductoEes induAtrialeB de Puerto
Rico.
Roy 9. Haine8.-San JuRn.-BoEdR.
dos. BedaEEa de orc.
F. Ramirez Marty.-CabO Rojo-Som'
bTeroB. MedaIl0 de orc.
sefora Amy B. Zimmermann,- San
BoEdsdo8 otrOs trRbAjoB. Me-
daJJa de orc
Federico GatslI. -Mayagtiez.- Ron vie
10. MedGlIa de orc.
RodoIfo ColbeTg. .-Cabo Rojo.-Som
breros MsdalIa de plata.
"P. Rico BenevoIen Society" Ponce.
Bordados y misceldaeaB. MedaI3a de
plata.
''Cayey, Csguas Tobacco Cc. Manu-
saInBulRT COfs Co." Jusn.-Caf6
MedallG de plata
Jou6 R9msguera Ponce. Ron vieio =
alcoholics. Medagla de plata
NarCjso VilaE6.-Ponce.-Ron viejo ,
anfB. MedaIya de plata.
Departamento de Instruction de Puerto
Rico. MsdGIlG de orc.
NsmesiO Ibern ACOBta. a.-Cabo RolO.
MedalIG de bronco
Infans6n = Rodriguez, -Maysgiss.-
Manufacturer de tabaces. MedaILa de
bronco.
"P. Rican American Tobacco Co..
San JuRn.-ManufactuEa de tabacol. Me-
d0lgo de bronco.
Sanders Filippi.-Aguadilla. .-Caf6 y
az6cRE. MsdolJG de bronco
III SscEetAEio de Ia Exposition uefiuF
James Z. Farmer remiti6 al GobsFnadoF
dc Puerto Rico il EelaCi6n de log pFamioa
expFesadoa iOformando que un diploma ,
medRIla do orc habia Raignado & Il innta'
lRCi6n dc Puerto Rico en- aqusl Csrt6msn.
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Nuevl rumosa Do :onbroros.

El PARIS BAZAAR acRbR de rsoibir
otra remssa de sOmbreros . R1ornados de
Paris. Los hay de tOdol preCios de la
6ltimR moda. ReComendsmoB & Las per
sonaa de guatO, que RnteE de Comprar IN
sombTero veRn nueutEog modaIoa podr6n
jusgaE que 81 PARIS BAZAR "a Ia pEi-
mera casa de IL Isla en- este aHtfcuIo.
Llama sobrs TODD lR atenci6n nueHtEo sur
lido de sombrefos an color MORADO,
Hiendo eEte 81 color de modR en- Paris
niDguns sefoFa que Be prscis de elegaute
puede dejar de teneF M EnmbreFo MO.
RADIO OBISPO.
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AFEGTUOSO RECIBI-
mientO al goberna-
dor Post en- AreCibo.
Sc Ie tsnfa pTsparado un banquste.
L. NGsI0htO GOuplHIl que dlrJO 81 n0tlhI. actor
Morales oDtgVO In hfIlIlnt0 6HIlo.

Diciembre 24.-AyOr tRHde lego eata
ciudad dc Adjuntas Utuado 81 Hon 90.
baTnRdoR Mr.. Post acompaf1ado de ~ ne.
cEetRrio SE. Noble y otros 6rea. So le to.
MIA preparodo nm banquete en- eI hotel
BaleaEes 81 que aaistioron 81 AECaide 5E.
Perez Avil6g, Lodo Felix SRntoni, dalega.
do & Ia C6maTa, ID. Angel MatteY Colsc.
tor de rentaS internas, ID. Angel Sanz vi.
CO ConGul de Espafa, d. Manuel LedeumR
miembro de la Junta Central Unfonista,
D. Fernando Caballero Juez do Paz, d.
Antonio FigueFas comsEciante y presidents
del CaAino Espa1ol LCdo. Antonio 9nlivs.
res de lR Junta Local unioniatR, Lodo.
Angel AcoStR Qaintero fiscal de Ia CoTte
y aLcdo. d. Ramon Quinonez Juez de Ia
miBma.
Terminsdo 81 bsnquste Mr.. Post acom.
pafisdoB de los SEeg. mencionadoB 90 diri-
ji6 ls Estaci6n del ferrocarriI donda le
espaEabR an trsn especial para conducirIa
& San Juan para donds paEti6 Las nueve
de IL noche.
-El domingo di6 Ia excelente Compa.
fifa de zarSuela que dirijen loB Sre.. Mora.
les y Mayoqui Hu Ultima function con nm
bEillanto 6yito poniendo On eaCena las pre-.
CiolaB obraB "Picaros CeloD", 'La torre
del oEo" HBREquilleEo" On las dos
primeEas AobEO todo Iuci6 toda 50 BBI y su
graCia la tan simp6tica Laura NufeE que
hR dejRdO entuBiasmado eats p6blico y
con deBeoB de q, vuelva & GGtR ciudad. En-
cuanto Rl Sr. Barrsjon fu6 81 que bati6 81
record eEa n0ChS y coBech6 miles RplauGog.
Sa espara vualVa pTonto esa amable troupe.
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SOGlEDAD ESPANOLA De AUX.
LlO MUTUO Y BENEFICENCIA.

La junta directiva de estR meritfsima
y bsn6fca institution, ss Complacs en- re-
COrdar todoa los sooios y reBpectivoB fa'
miliareH que, como do CoatumbEe, ell dfa
primerO del afio pr6ximo, 1908, las nus.
We de lR mafana, 90 celsbrara la Bolemne
misS que, poE el etsrno deBeanso de Los
soeios talleCidos en- 81 trsnBcurso del afio
que fansce, Bs aplica, eI tan sehalado die.
AHf mismo, hace extensive Ia invita-
Oi6n, Cuantaa familias tienen poE cos
tumbEe aBiBtir tan CaFitstivo acto dan.
do mayor realcs y eBplendor al festival,
y honrando nusstEa casa sanatorio en-
Santurce. Puerto Rico dieiembFe % de
1907.-El presidents. AveIino Vicente.
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RAMAL DEL FERRO-
CarriI en- Isabella.
Empalma con Ia GaNetera que con.
duCs a lguadiIIa.
Las fl0sils % RtYls 8 1fGs01tll nUY frIas.
{ De nuestrO correspOnsay).

DiCiembre 24.-Dande eI lines pauRdo
dierou principle las obras del ramaI que
ha de extendeFHe en- esta Inca por cuenta
de la American Rail Road Company,
dando asi ocupGCl6n mas do trosCisntoa
braceFoB que ss hallaban CON Ioa bYazos
CEuEadop; dichl TamRl va & empaImar GIN
la CarFeters que conduce 6 Aguadila, por
ffents & dcils EstefAnfa Lsguers. DiCho
EamRl es parS E0ColectaF todRH las cRfi2B
que han sido contratadas
lei doctor Gu.fam hR silo nombTado
m6dioo de Ia "Amsrioan Rail Road" en-
etts pueblo Sc hR viBto con guato que
dicho me lico hR tenido muY buonos aCisE.
toH en- dos 6 tres curaCiOnsS que ha hsCho
en- este pueblo.
Tambiel 90 We con gusto que la nusva
bltica San Antonio" de nus.tro simp&tiCo
amigo "Pipo" progresa on sus ventas por
lR muchs clientelR que Va obtsniendo, pues
Rua dutiios los Behores Hernandez Velez
han conquiatado las BimpatiaB de este We
Cindario por aus gsnerouidRdes en- Las vsn.
taB.
y - 6sstsS de Reyes SO pFeBentan muy
frlas. JCuare ouRsA9 Que hay nm 'arrRn.
que" HSpantosp.
Ell dep6aito que Ion sefiores Gambia
4 Stubs tisnen establecido en- este pueblo
para recolectar slgod6n, as v6 Constsnts.
mente lIeno, psSRr de sslir todR Is ssma.
nR unO , dos vRgones CaTgados de dichs
mota, para San Juan, es que los. .sefioEes
AbFeu y Lamels que Be hallan al frente
dc diCho dep6Bto no 80 dan un momento de
Teposo an el oumplimiento de ia cargo.
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lntsro:a 4 los Pfof.sor.s Do mdsIs,.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisn
constanta exiatencia de los siguientes ina.
trumentoa: FIautinss, FIautag, TerceroIas,
Oboeg, RequintOB, Clarinetes, Fsgoteg,
ViolineI, ViolonCelIoB, ContrRbaios, Man.
dolinau, Bsndurrias, Guitagrag, Cognetiueu,
OnoveneB, Tromboneg, Barftonos, Bombar
dinOg, HeliOoneS, (bSjoE) TTi6ngulos, Pla.
tiles, Redoblantes BomboB. M6todoH
de Eolfeo y para tOda Clase de instrumen,
tos. AoCesorioB y mdsiCa On general
San Juan, P. r ADartado n6m 216.-
CaIls de Allen n6m. 21 Sol ndm. 26.
181. VS..
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AN U N ClO
DsplrtanOntO Dol IntoTIor Do Puerto Rico.
Bureau de OBrGs Pd5gioas Ofoina del
Superintendente.

DUT6UU U6 OOTUS 1NOGe60S,-OJ OJgGG7l0 act
Superintendent.
San Juan, P. r., DiOismbre 10 de 1907.
PEopo1ioionsa en- pliegos cerrados parR
Ia adjudication On pdblica subRnta de la
construction de 463 XII 6metros aproxima.
dAmente de la caEEetaEa No. IL, Juana
DiRz-C -Ciales, sacCi6n Villalba. Divisoria, re
admitiEdu en- elta Ofeina haste las 10
q. m. del dia 80 de Diciembrs, 1907, en-
que Be Abrir6n pdbIicamente.
El presupueBto ApToximado de Las obEaB
Rsciende & $27, ,633 90.
TOdoB los daton nsoesaEiOa, impTeaou de
pTopohicioneB y Oontrato 6 instruction 6
los pOstOreB SO daE6n on esta OficinR.
La Administration 20 reaerva el derecho
de TeChRzaE cualquieEa todas IaB PROPOSE
clones , de adjudicar 81 contratO bajo otraB
conaideraCiones que las de pTscio EolR-
mente.
Por orden del ComiAionado del Interior,
]. j. JSm6nes, Superintendents de ObEaB
P6bIiCaH. 21v.G
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In millionaire sOcIplista.

El millionaire de LondEes James Allen,
principal accionistR de la compsfifa de va
pores Allan Line, Be ha pFeasntRdo como
candidate sociRliBla en- Las eleccioneB mu.
nicipRle de Glasgow.
En- an discurSo que pronunci6 hoy, Mr..
Allan abog6 por Las ideas soCialistas = dijo
que sEtarfa dispuesto entFegsr 50 fortuna
81 EntRdo tan pronto como 6Ate ae hays or
gRnizado BobIe las bases del sociRligmo.
Agreg6 que baio el regimen actual serfa
pueriI para un indivfduo prscticRF el 30
cialismo aisladaments, perO todos los hom'
bres eUt6n en- 81 deber de tEsbajar por Ia
redenci6n social del pueblo , 81 adVeui
miento del regimen socialists.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
IN OamarerO aristoCrata.
tElssntrleItad . nIssrl,?

NuevA York, diciembre Is Acabs de
fallecer & boEdo del pequeno Ivapor Santa
Marta, de Ia lfneR Atlas, que hRcs IL ca
Erera de Port au Prince, Haiti, del que
era osmArsro, el joven baron WaldemaE
Won Bieberstsin, ex.ofCial del ei6Ecito de-
AIsmsnis J miembro de una antigua fs.
milis noble de aqueI impeTiO. Solo dsj6
an paquste de documentoB en- poder del
c1pit6n para que 10 enviass & So familis;
de su vida anterior, Sc sabe POGO, pues
era reaeRvado en- Bna Eelaciones con Bu8
Compsfieros dc seFviciO, pero 90 lengusie ?
maneEas demostraban gu abolengo que tra.
to de OcultaE en- 81 nusvO g6neEo de vida
que hizo boFdo.