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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

The postmaster editors throughout
the district are finding out that Lind.
bergh is combination of Clay and
Webster. We trust that G.. A. has
good sense of humOr.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
Permission Is Refused,

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. "A mes,
sage of the war department refused
permission to citizens of Pine Bluff
Ark, to cut new channel for the
river and property owners must rely
upon brush ''fastenings" to protect
the river banks. It is doubtful If they
will give the protection needed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
Shuts Out Certain Live Stock.

Madison, Wis, Dec. 2.-Governor
Davidson has issued a proclamation
importation into this state
from Michigan, New York, Pennsyl.
vania and Maryland of :any cattle,
swine or sheep. excepting under such
restrictions as the state veterinarian
may make
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
SANTA IN cue

Child's Prayer to the Saint Answers
by "Cop."
y was Christmas eve in a side
street OF the great city and SO
Il late that the last customer had
left the dingy little shop. and the
light from its one window streamed
out upon the night like lonely bea-
con. 1t WAS a cheerful window az
such things go in poo: side streets, and
sumptuous Santa Claus, all glitter
1ng in cotton snow and rainbow tinsel,
stood in its forefront, loaded with the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
STEAMERS COLLIDE IN FOG
One Is Sunk and Four Persons Are
Drowned,

New York. Nov. 27-In the thick
Of fog off Sandy Hook the steel
freighter Georgia Of the White Star
line rammed and sank the lightly
laden Panama line steamer Finance.
outward bound, with eighty.hve pas
sengers. The Finance went down
within ten minutes after the collision,
carrying to their death three of her
passengers and one of the crew. The
rest of the passengers, who Included
nineteen women and fourteen chill
dren, as we'll as others of the crew,
we're rescued by the boats of the
Georgia. The freighter was uninjured.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

The partial change in ownership of
the st. Paul Dispatch reviews the
story that the interests are gradual
1y gobbllng up all the big newspapers.
There are indications which tend to
prove the story.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

Speaker Cannon is powerful man,
not so much because Of his ability.
which is conceded, but because of
what is back of him. The people
behind Cannon are too strong and too
influential to be easily set aside.
Roosevelt could not bend Cannon to
his will, and it is hardly likely that
Taft can.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

j. Adam Bede still insists that Joe
Cannon is much misunderstood man.
The Eighth district voters apparently
didn't care to understand Cannon the
way Bede does.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
Rural Repartee.

"Sary," snickered young Alb Corn
tossel, Il kinder think III put myself
on tn Christmas tree fer you this
year."
If you do, Alb, giggled Sary, they'll
not take you off this year. They'll let
you stay there till you git ripe enough
to pick"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

Bryan had fierce encounter with a
bear while hunting in Mexico. but
escaped unhurt He is not likely,
however, to enter the ranks of the
nature faklrs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

The constitution says that the people
OF New York, through their legisla-
ture, shall select a U. S. senator.
Messrs. Roosevelt and Taft having
done the work for the New Workers,
what's the use of election by the
legislature? And why not extend this
benevolent system throughout the
Union, and save bOther2
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

The gentlemen who exploit child
labor IN cotton and silk mills are
anxious about the tariff They want
their schedules either lifted or let
alone. An industry built on the
bodies and souls of countless thousands
OF little children ought to reform its
methods before being allowed a hear
ing anywhere
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

The St. Paul Dispatch objects to a
senatorial primary law, not because
the law would be bad, but because it
might mean Senator John A. Johnson
That is quite an admission for the
Dispatch to make.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

Speak ers Clague and johnson did not
find the speakers chair stepping
stone to the governorship Rockne
may do better But the democrats and
independents are going to elect a
governor again in 1910.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

Miss Ella Burnham, who was visit
ing friends IN Minneapolis, returned
home Tuesday.
WIN. Meilke of Swanvllle went to
Bemidji Tuesday,
Jos. Charter of Valley City, N. D.,
visited with his brother, Zephier
Charter, this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
The Woman Of It,

Mrs. Dorcas-What was the first
thing she did when she got the Christ
mas present?
Dcrcas-Went. to the store to find out
Wat it cost 6
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

The Brooklyn Eagle despondingly
fears that Bryan isn't dead. The
Eagle and other unclean birds have
learned to wonder at Bryan's powers
of resurrection.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04
"Christmas Children"

In some Catholic countries there is
custom Of dressing up puppets called
Christmas children hiding them or.
Christmas eve. setting persons in quest.
of them and giving a reward to thu
finder.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

The president forgot to invite Bryan
to attend the Conservation Conference
next week. But his spirit will be
there.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-12-04

Those fellows in Haiti must Haiti
each other awful, stirring up a revolu
ton every week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08

delightful. notwithstanding bever- age for young and old. BEvO combines the tonic properties of the best im- ported Hops and nourishing qualities of the finest Barley. It quenches the thirst. feeds the body and tones the nerves. Prepared by Busch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08
WELL DIES AT TUSCALOOSA
ELkS GIVE BENEFIT PERFORM ANcE-MlsS MAUDE cULPEPPER
 MARRlES MIR. L. G. ADAMS-MAR- YIN COPELAND SUPT. BELT RY.

Tuscaloosa. October 7.-(special.)-Mrs Farley Maxwell, who lived a few miles out of the city, died yesterday. Mrs. Maxwell was originally from Louisiana and came here about five years ago as bride She won a number of friends and was universally admired She was about 20 years of age She is survived by her husband, three little sons her father and mother and several sisters. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made as members of her family from Louisiana are expected to come to the funeral.
 Last night the local lodge of Elks gave splendid minstrel in the Elks' audi torium The performers were all local boys and the exhibition was first-class in all particulars. The minstrel was given for the benefit of the charity fund of the lodge, which is for Christmas presents for the poor.
 An interesting wedding occurred here tonight at S:30, when Miss Maude Gull pepper was married to MT. L. G. Adams of Mobile. The ceremony took place at the residence of the brides father on Greensboro avenue, only intimate friends ana IeldtloHS OeihB Pleseht' "AiS'
 pepper is one of the prettiest and most attractive young women of the city and has a large circle of friends. She has been much admired since she was little girl. Mir. Adams is a prominent young business man of Mobile. The mother and sister of MT. Adams came up from Mo- bile for tine ceremony. Immediately after the marriage the young couple were driven to the station and there took the train for Washington New York Boston and other eastern points.
 Marvin Copeland has been made super intendent of the Belt Railway company of this city, which is now the property of the Birmingham and Gulf company. MT. Copeland succeeds to the position for merly occupied by Eugene Enslen. the latter having been transferred to the Bir- mingham office of the company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08
SITUATION IN BULGARIA.
War l sNow Considered Out of the
 Question.

London, October 1.-The second and cul- minating step in the Austro- Hungary Bulgarian programme for the aggrandize- ment of themselves at the expense of the status established by the treaty of Berlin was consummated tonight when Emperor Francis Joseph formally pro- claimed the practical annexation of Bos- nia and Herzegovina to the dual mon- archy.
 The present situation is as follows:
 Turkey calls upon the powers to pre- serve to her what they guaranteed by that treaty.
 Austria and Bulgaria strongly declare their determination to keep what they have taken.
 Servia is protesting belligerently against being hemmed in more strongly between two unpopular neighbors and against having the Servians in Bosnia absorbed into the Austro-Hungarian nationality The other powers copcerned in the Ber- lin treaty are discussing the holding of an international congress to consider this most delicate of problems. | Turkeys unexpected policy of restraint
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08

to make the improvement as a useful and completed thing.
 Such associations as this are of the utmost benefit, because they subject all legislative action in this matter to the closest scrutiny and will not permit the temporary fears and short-sighted polit ical considerations of the members of either legislative body to interfere with the rapid construction of these Deeded im- provements by methods of real economy"
 Canal Inspected.
 In the afternoon four special trains car ried the visitors on tour of inspection of the Chicago drainage canal where they saw the stupendous work instituted to dispose of the Chicago sewage, and which some day, the delegates hope, will form a part of a channel to the Gulf of Mexico from Lake Michigan.
 Tomorrow there will be two sessions, morning and afternoon. At the forenoon session William J. Bryan will make an address, and in the afternoon the prn- cipal speaker will be Clifford Pinchot, chairman of the national conservation commission, and head of the forestry di- vision at Washington Ten minute speeches will be made by delegates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08
RAILROADS WIN IN
 CHANCERY COURT

Gulfport, October 1.-The new Misss- sippi law penalizing common carriers for the removal of suits originating in state courts to the federal courts, was declared unconstitutional yesterday by Judge Wood of the chancery court, in custer pro- ceedings against the Louisville and Nash vile railroad.
 Judge Woods decision sustained de- murrer filed by the Louisville and Nash vile to a petition of State Attorney Gen. eral Fletcher who asked that the rail- road be stopped from doing business in Mississippi because it had carried a suit begun in the state courts into federal courts. This suit was over the question of stopping certain trains at Bay St. Louis ss As
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08

minimizes the possibilities of war, which now is considered out of the question.
 The English papers unite in praising Turkeys moderation and in denouncing Austria The Standard, in a typical ut terance, says: We regret that so late in his long and honorable career he has chosen to sully his name with a deed which will go down in history alongside that of the partition of Poland''
 A conference of the powers is expected to be held within two or three months if it can be arranged, but no one imagines that it will undo this weeks work. Aus tra declined even to discuss annexation and the most that Is expected Is some arrangement that will have Turkeys s pride. .t-N,l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08
IN HOTEL LOBBII

. =. .i a ,c- ion is made sr e ...ach larger pro ' fporfi6n of projects than in any previous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08
ROBSON WRITES CARD.
Will Spend Several Weeks In National
 Campaign.

Tuscaloosa, October 7.-(Special )-Con- gressman R. P Hobson has issued the following open letter to the citizens of his district:
 "To the Citizens of the Sixth Congress
 sional District:
 For some time past I have been plan ming to make a trip over the counties of the Sixth district during October and the early part of November. My plan contem- plated a tour of some weeks, accompanied by cotton and crop man, but owing to the numerous and urgent requests have received to go into the doubtful districts and states to aid the democratic candi- dates, 1t now seems that l will have to give up my trip over the district at this time in part, if not altogether.
 .I believe that every democrat should subserve his personal wishes to the sue cess of the party; and since the campaign committees have requested my services I have consented to forego a part of the trip over the district or postpone it alto gether until another time, devoting all the time from now until the election to the interests of the democratic candi- dates. If I find it possible to come to the district for even a short stay before the election I will notify the papers
 T am very much encouraged over the outlook The chances for the democrats carrying the House are excellent and the probabilities of victory for MT. Bryan grow brighter every day.
 Let us all unite to do our part toward making this year one of sweeping demo- cratic success. To this end l want to add my plea that every citizen of the district make an extra effort to contribute to the democratic campaign fund. Democratic success means much to the country and to the south. It also furnishes us the hope of honest administration of governmental affairs Whenever I can serve you, com mand me. Yours sincerely,
 R. P. ROBSON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08

MT. Taft said:
 'I am honored by an invitation to adz dress this important body and although under great pressure I feel it to be my duty to come here and express my deep sympathy with its objects.
 The question of the systematic im- provement of our inland waterways is one which our government has all too long neglected. Until recently appropr- ations for that purpose have not been made according to any established plan or system or policy but rather accord ing to the varying degree of insistence of the representatives of the different sec tons of our country and without proper discrimination between the relative mer- it's of projects. Nor have such appro- priations always been made in such amounts and with such regularity as would insure economical prosecution oi the work and with a view to its speedy completion. And so it is that after the first century of our existence, we find our inland waterways with a few nota-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08
Dainty Pearl Hadley at the Pastime. 18th and End.

Southern Railway, the popu- lar route to Atlanta. Trains leave 7::30 a.m., 4::25 pm. and 12::30 midnight. Chair, Parlor and Pullman cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds. LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name. Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-08
PLANS WANTED

PLANS WANTED
 Plans and specifications for public school buildings are de- sired by the board of education of East Lake. N. A. Barrett, Chairman of board of educa- tion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
SvBASTA PUB tCA.
TerrenOs en- SantuFce.

81 vieFneB diR IA de AgoRto de 1908,
q laG tFss de la tRFde, BsF6n vendidSB ca
pdbFCa gubABts dos psFosIag de terFeno
GituadaG Gn el bRFFio de SAntuFce de sata
OiudOd (Stop 26) = Constituysn IN peri
metro dc 1868 metros 81 continuation
cuadFRdoB en- eta forma:
.PAROELA Ala C0nstituyen GAL
metros 25 CsntfmetEou CuUdgadoB, colin
dante pOF ell NOFts con una Calle fenomi'
NADIA "S6ntiagO" de BisGe metros de snCho
que RspaF8 diChR paFCO!a de ID via feFEes
de San Ligh and Transit Company; por
el SUr con una Gale do diez mOtEos de
anthG dsnomi ada "EspafiA" que sspaEa
slta paECsla de la paEcsla D; poF el Eats
con don GOTgonio Bolivar, = poF sl Oss'
ts con una CSlla de die8 metros de ancho
denominads "MayoF que BopaEs eBtR par
celia de otroH tsFFenoB dc don WenCegIao
Bosch
PARCELA D:-LR conatituyen 1927
metFoR 30 CsntfmstFoB cuadFRdoB colin.
do pOF eli N0Ets con lR Gale de "EBpa hs";
por 0l Sur con lR vie f6rres de la Amsui
can Rsil Road Company Of Porto Rice;
poF el Este con don GoTgonio Bolivar; y
poF sl Ossts con ls Cslle 'MRyor".
La venta Bs GfsCtuaFR ibr0 de caFgsB,
y con RFFsglo Les condolences AiguisntsE:
PFimera: iii 8Cto del Tsmsts empeGA'
rs las tres de ls tarde, 6j6 doso como
pFsCio mfnimo Do diahag dos pRRcslRg 10
Cantidad do DOOE MIL DOLLARS, ad'
miti6ndoss dUFgnts Circo minutes, pFop9'
siciono8 que BupeEGn diCho pFeCio ha'
Ci6ndoso Adjudication sl mejoF pontoF.
ssgunda: Ell pFsoie del Esmats % en-
tisndO do contadO, 6 bien mitRd de Contado
= la otrs mitRd un afio pIazo, volun'
tad del Fematiats; en- gel 6ltimo Cago, de-
vsrgsE6 Ia paTts de pFsCiO Rpla2Rdo el in
teFGg del nusv9 poF Gi9nto Rnu,l, = tOndF6
como gRFRDtfR una pEimeTR hipoteCg BObTs
les pRrCelag GoBi0nRdaB.
TeFCsTs: Ea 81 csso dc no hAbsP pos
torres para lRB dos parCelas ca junto, 90
sfsctuaEf q Temats BepaTsdo de cRda una
de ellaV, les tipoB mfnimcs s;g0isntea:
PARCELA A:-Nusvs mil dollars.
PARCELA D:-CuEtro mil quinisntoa
dollars.
Cuasta:-Si no hubieEs pOBtorsu pAFR
diChRB paECelaB BspAFadamsnts, 90 Rfsctua'
E6 la vsnta do solareE, 8 loB pE0cios que 90
fjGr&p en 0l acto de dicho F0mate.
Qaint' Para tomaF paRts ca las So
biBtaB hay que dspOaitsF pE6viamsnts ol
disz pOr Ci0ntO del vAloE qua Birvs do tipo
& IL miEmH, On podeE del NotaFiO don Ju'
liO C6IRT Gouz6lsE, Cuya Cantidsd ConBti-
tuirG 10 gAEantfa de cumplimisnto del con-
trAt0.
# sextG:-La eBCEituFs de Compra.vonGa
IsrG 0tOEgGda dantrO de los CinCo dfaB do
CslebFsdo 81 EematO, siendo de cusnts del
Eematiats loo gaHEoB que tel esCrituEaCi6n
OcaBions.
sspsimS: LA gubasta ne efsCtuaF6 On ls
NotAFfa de don Julio Gear GonzEIsE,
(TstuGn 8, altos del BanCo de Puerto ri.
COD donds pusaOn sxsminaEBs los planes ,
Obtsner Los dsmGa iUfRmeg que 10 GoliCitsn
pOF l08 intoFszAdog.
San Juan do PusEtO Rico, 81 de Julio
DO 1908. 6vR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
0TRA VICTIMA.
Ell obferO Harry WOImaT, de nsCiOBa-
lidad 60Tuega, qued6 mueIt0 en-
la az0tea del arsenal.
Mas Do 1000 D0r8Ouas 50 TounIOrOR lII. E
GueTD0 CHy6 al patio.

A IRB II 80 de hoy ocurriG I'm terrible
GCCidsr to en- lR a1otsR del sdifcio que oCu'
pa el aFBsnAl de marina de la eBtRci6n nR-
val de San Juan.
Ss hacfNn allf tEsbajoB de inEtaIaci6n y
CambioB dc hilos s.6ctFiCoS para 0l aIam.
bFado p6bIiCO, y On eBta labor trAbsjabR
Henry WOlmeF, obFsTo que 90 infoFma
era de nRCionalidAd noFuega.
Los hlog ConduCtoFes do slOctricidRd,
en- alta tension, dsbfan ser Oambiados On
aquOl Hiti0, como 20 eat6 varifcRndo On
otToB lpgaTes de la ciUdAd.
81 dQggEROiadO WolmeF TOGO uno de loB
hiloI y 8in duda qu0d6 mUerto Ga el aCt0,
caysndo dsspu6s TERRA en- sl patio dc
aquella parts del local.
AL conocsEHe 81 aucaS0 Bs ConstituYaRon
en- 81 F0feEid0 aitia laa autoRidadeg judiCiao
les, pOliCfs inaulaE J m6dicos que FoCono'
cisEQn el CRdkveE. On BmsE0lo gsnti0 %
Reuni6 por aquelloH aIFedodoT0s psgando
do mil psFBonsg, que O0mentab&n o. terri
BILE GuCsB0, EeCoRdRndo el que hace POGO
tempo oCuFEi6 On Ia paFada 20 On SAntuE.
CO. On dond0 0tro infelis obEaTO, ne qusm6
duFants largo tempo On 10 alto dc unO do
loo p0Htss del alumbradO ol6CtFic0.
30 haF6 una investigation y eBpsFamo1
E08 TODD 10 BsVeFa que este GaB0 msTeCe
para YER de gaTantizaF In vida dc elgoR
tFAbBiadoFeg.
DioG hsyR ca % Bsno 81 dsIgraOiad0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
NOTlClAS De AREClBO.
Ode maestro oorespOnsay).

Agont9 7.~LaB juntag locales De IoB
puOblon de ATecibo, UtuAdo, ManAtf, CiA'
lee, MoFeviE, OAmui, QaebrRdilIas y Ha'
till0, han RCOrdRdo por uuarimi1ad, lsB
candidAtuFGB do log CcEraligiona'ioB don
Manuel L. COEbet = don Oscar BithoTn,
para les CRHgol T0BpOCtivsS de IOCTetSrio y
marlhNl de II CoEte do dintFito de Ar9ci'
bo. Siendo diChoB candidates de BimpA'
tiRB gOnsTalOB On todon los pueblos que foE'
man eBto distFito judicial, taDtO por In APP
itud do amboH para el eieTcic!o de diChcB
ORFgos, como por ser fsl CumplidoreB do Bua
dsbaTeV.
LA compl mia do zsEzusla empress
ZimmsTmam no vsndFG GsR Ciadad has
ts 0l I6bSdu Is dsleBtei irneg, en- qua 90 dar6
Bu pTimera funCi6n. El abono por tres
fan ZONES ContinGR alberto & cargo do don
L. CRlder6n.
Ell diR II del actual ne ceIebEarE en-
loI HRloneE del casino espsnol un espl6ndi'
do balls que pFomsts qusdar muy csnCu'
TridO y RnimAdo.
Eel pr6ximo domingo eu Is plaza Be
verifcRE6 el siguiente concerto poF Ia ban'
De del cueFpo de bcmbaro.: Paso dobls
"Ssptima brig'dA", CavAtinR opera "FA'
voEitA", tandR do vAlssB "CorAa6n de ar
tiGtA", dAnsR "Engntfi M = roalidad', jotR
"TereHitA" paAo dobls A fonzo 10.
Ell Concejo municipal an 90 soSi6a do
Ruochs aCord6 C0natruir de concrete laB
caller del RoSRrio, Cruz, Puente, avenida
do los obreEoE plsz z7elG de San Felipe
u70 de los ladoB de Ia plaza dando pRinci'
pic Las obTRa p0T 10 cRlle de Ia Cruz.
Ell baii0 qus dar6 81 ouerpo de bonn
bsFoB 20 pE6EEoga para f1e1 del presents
msR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
OTRO QUE CAE

Ably 30 p. m. de hoy h2 faIIscido
en- essa ciudad el que fu6 EespstEble com
patrists senior Nicsnor z Ino y FigueEoA
q hsHtA hace POGO dsEsmpeii6 sl cargo dc
jusz dc rHz On Carolina = antsU hRbia deE-
empefiH ado otEoH dsatinOB On 10 administra-
Ci6n de Ia isle.
Deja una nEmeEoSa y respectable fAmilia
entire elias Lac dintiDguid0B A0noERB de AL.
Bina FaruhaD, , Bsfioritas Carolina y
Maria , los j6vsneI MareiliO, Bernardo,
Guotavo y jorge z mo , SAmP. Su viu6a
90 la diatipguida SshorR Z,iIA sama, y sTsn
pAriOntsI los FeupOtbblea eSpoHoG de nusutro
quWidO Compahero 81 doctor M. ZsnO
Gambia y del ssfi9r Manuel Maria SamP,
de MRyOgisE.
a todol nueHtFa mas AincsFa expression
de CONDOLENCES en- IL gran tEistesN que lOB
RgObiR y DiOI tODga On Uu Beno Ol alma del
one dejG en- sHtA CiudAd profdndR huell0
do EeypstO y dc GimpAtfsI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
Ell ACTO De ANOCHE

Concurr;dfsimo 90 vic anochs 81 teatso
municipal, en- d0nde 80 di6 cita Ia buona
soCiedAd Ospitsl, fiA con motivo de lR re-
PRTtici6n de prsmioB los autorUB galaEdo.
nRdoa en- los toTt6men itsraEio1
El gobsVDs dor Post presidfa Ia mesa, y
junto q 81 ,CupRbGn asisnto lcs wfiaGs
doctor del Vale, Fernando JunCos, Coll
, T10ts y speaker della C6mHaa dc Dels'
gRd q,
= Loy6 los lsmaa de lou trabsjos premiA.
dos sl LCdO. Alvarez NavR eI nomb7e
de los 0utoEtg 81 senior BalbfF.
81 r6biCo tribute aplAuuoG & los auto
res pFemiadoB Al Fecibir estes de manoB del
gObernGdOT Sus reupsctivoB diplomas.
81 tsStEo hRll6bRsS Iujoaamente deco
RADIO,
COrE6 sI RCto el speaker do la C6mara.
e primer pFemio-medalIs do oEo-sn
OuentoE, 10 obtuvo 0l jovsn don Antonio
B!nnco Fsrn6ndez, con un bsIIfuimo ira
bGjo en- que 20 revelR como eacFitor de in
ganio y de talentr.
TambiOn cbtuvo primer premio una no.
table novslS del 8 nor Romualdo Real,
director de La RepGbkoa.