davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Winslow mail., 1908-11-21
Peril In LIthoqraphy.

H. is claimed that 45 per cent. OF
photographers die of tuberculosis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

lie cuadra el nombref Sin duds
alguna. Puede ilam4rse ferroearril
nlarino el que atraSlesa. u mar en una
extension de dosclentoS 'noyenta Y cua-
tro Kilometres. En.algunos pnntos In
nueva via ha de pasar sobre puentes
glratoriAs fin dc permitir que prosi-
gan su ruta los vapores 0 veleros que
costean. es en- yerdad I'm especta-
culo unico ver desde los llmites de
uno de esos pueil,tes que as naves que
pasan por su Nacio slguen la Inca de
IA costa, como temerosas de lanzarse
mas adentro, mlentras los trenes, que
sirven para la .locomocl0n, Sc preelpl-
IAN en- rapida cafrera hacIa alta mar
Cual IS la causa de ese contraste, de
sd anomalia inexplicable?
La necesidad de gauar iiemro ' 81
deseo de gauar dinero.
Entire los kstados Unidos y la isla
de Cuba es importante 81 trafico y son
muchos los viajefos que van de uno 4
otro. pals.
I'll tefritorio de la Union mas cerca
no cuba es Cayo Hueso; pero este
cayo, que dista eldnto sesenta kilome-
tros de la Habana, esta en- el extreme
de una larga cadena de- cayos islo-
Us que Iorman srn amplio semicirculo
desdo la COSTA de "a L orida hasta GER
"a de la dc Cuba. Para abreviar la
distancia ell meior medic era construir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18

tilo caballeresco, en- los d(as de Feb
pc II, cuando sus ejereitos iban 4
conquistarle el reino de Portugal, la
cual alcaldada caballeresca di6 asun.
to al magnifco drama de Calder6n
de la Barca, que ha innortalizado el
hecho.
No solamente la calle,. sino en- ella,
la casa del dicho alcalde os ensenan
en- Zamalea. Y es por cierto curio-
sisima Ia tai casa. Es una casa de
esquina; humilde, pero antigua; con
todo ell caracter que:.eon creces de-
searse pudiere. Su puerta Sc perfla
en- arco conopial, "conforme al estilo
g6tieo imperante en- los postreros
amos del siglo XIV Y los primeros del
XVI. El zaguan nos ofrece q Ia IL
quierda una esealera de piedra eli Ia
que aparecen perflados los escalones
por Ell costado con cortes bisel =
resaltadas bolas en- los angulos Al
fondo hay I'm arco,. hoy cortado por
estarlo Ell dos la vlvlenda, y por al
cual Sc pasa otro aposento Y de este
4 nm pintoresco patio.
En- aquella casa, que Sc acomoda
bastante la representada en al tea
tro cuando Valero y Vico personihca-
ban q justiciero. Alcalde, On mules
tran con profunda conviction sus
amahles moradores Ell el apoeento
eontiguo al patio Ia viga travieaa de
que fu6 ahorcado el captain seductor
" otro aposento con reja ID Gale,
ante la que fue mostrado, para elem-
plar castigo, al cuerpo del decapi-
ado.
Aunque no SO d al hecho embene-
lido por la poesia, otro valor que el
he una tradicion, la casa de Pedro
Crespo satisface porque su redncido
y humilde espacio parece apropaado
teatro ii drama humane Que sublime
Ell poeta.
7 aun al aiejarnos del pueblo y
yer los lados del canine numero-
sas encinas, Sc nos antoja que al
guna de elias pudidra ser aquella d
la cual halo Il alcalde atada 81 cui-
tada hija, que en- tai momento Y oca-
sion le revel6 su deshonor; escena al
tamente dramatica, quiza 10 mejor dc
La obra, y por desgracia empequeneci-
da deshgurada Ell el arreglo que re-
presentan hoy en- nuestros teatros.
Joee Ramon M6hda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
Gco0 de h::::prpDSa pSpalO|a
ZAT.AMEA

Am Historic, la Literature 7 la Ar
aaeologia han hecho celebre esta hu-
nzszde villa de la region occidental de
ln provincia de Badajoz, llamada la
Serena, euyas aridas mesetas negan
Aazta La provincial de Cordoba. En-
9exo pals ~ aqui del personaJe pesi-
mszSa del Figaro donde por modo
Nw&ctico sc rindiera yerdadero home
I'D las zarandajas hist6ricas, lite
rawsas y arqueol6gicas, tan bien ex-
Raosadas Y con menos motives en- mu-
eaaa villas sillorrios del extranJero,
yaa eentro de elias tan importante CO.
nae Zalamea tendria estacion del fe-
rrocarril, fonda comfortable para los
sssOres yiajeros guias impresas 0
aEstradas y facilidades para vlsltar
4sdos los monumentos, recuerdos y
antiguedades' con la mayor comodi-
Dad Ell MAYOR delete para los ojos; ;
am todo 10 cual dejarlaasae los visi-
raateaa no pocas pesetas solzAdas con
9Usto, recibidas con j1bile atut-
69pntenti.s 81 4fs. lhf
Fero syl abs espanoles mo nos
As5 ilegado - - ss<ies explotar 10
et1zaestro, 60 sahgnlos hacerlo; y
ansentras suelen venir i explotarlo los
~extrafios nos abandonamos &, nuestra
Sad0lencia musulmana, y, fumando IN
nnal cigarrillo al sol, nos lamentamos
ds nuestra sperte, en- vez de- lamen-
azrnoa de nuestra 1gnorancia de
4uestro atraso. ...r>
Quien como yo desee ir 4 Zalamea
ha menester dejar ell tren en- Cas-
azera, la Argeti, n romano, donde no
EzaIiareis restos-.de tan antigua orlgen,
II apenas cosa notable de tlempos
axSs cercanos, en- un vehiculo indig-
uo de la civilizael6n, andar perezosa-
qse0te unos doce kil6metros de carre-
sRra que Sc desliza casi en- Inca rec
9a pOr junto las estribaciones de
Sierra Morena y aun :hacer dos kllo-
zmetros mas de camino por trabaJosa
? aun peligrosa trocha.
Al cabo de ella, tan apartada del
humano comercio tan ignorada de
81 misma, hallais Zalamea en- la sua-
vg vertiente de un cerro coronado por
azst6rico castillo; y al fin, desemba-
axstan vuestros asendereados huesos
"a un albergue que os dlcen ser la
Gssa de la Marcela, donde las moscas
@s deyoran mientras ~pretendeis matar
CT hambre con una cena harto arcal-
Ga. v en- ell fordo de un ocuros apo
zEnto os aguarda una .dura CANA.
Quijotescos son, en- suma, la empire
~. el viaje, la posada, la pradera, la
asernida, ell aposento ell lecho.
Recobramos animos, La manana os
lanzais 4 la conquista paci6ca de las
anemorables glorias de Zalamea; 81
guIado por las noticias de algunos es-
arstores vais en- busca del resto mo-
aumental mas antique que deslgnan,
snTsistentes en- unos muros del genera
fsamado 0ciclopeo, p que comparan
CON los famosos de Tafragonia Sc
asufa Dor indicio. cierto de prlmitlva
ssoblaci6n ib6rica, hallar6is que los
tales muros hau desaparecido, 8 10
que es igual, destruyeron por cosa
m1tll.
Fuerza es reducir ell afan arqueo-
nSgico 5 los restos de la ciudad roma
na al Municipio Julipense, D del
eual hay por cierto IN magno resto,
asse por extrafio peregrino caso hay
que ir & bnscarlo Ia torre de La
agaesia parroauial.
A pesar de los ultrajes que el item
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
1 lbs y;.l!!ScFptrpy ! AgrntG

Para In bnena marcha de e-sa Admins
gRzci6n N admitimos Atlas lie suscrip
Ae<es & es. diario sine desdo el primero
as. cada uaes Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los
Rzna SO g 81 advrtfendose cue las que sc
Efersn con posterioridad no Sc tonaran en-
Aaeuta nj surtTan ufecuo en la contahilidad
Anafs ~ afa 'litmo del mes sguiente nj er
aas se sonoitsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
n SuelO DC AUSTRIA

La capital de Austria ha desplegado
sus mejores galas Iafa III u
bileo de diamante d. - 8perador
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

bere 3u rcgieren. Iurnll5 iolgt aber
niht, BOB cr Dem Tiid9on8 ODER oent
Nllsitcrben iiberloIicn bleibcl mlB.
SIN @c9entbeil, Ser ii6erIcgcnen 9foIic
ergiebt lid Die &iIiht, icinc 9}iibIit.
teit 81 eHtpiteln uno feline @obIfabrt
gu permehren. lln0 0icie3 Eroblem
fam am beiten BON 0eHen geI0It Der-
Den Ole nit oen Ebotiohen am better
aus cigencr G%riobrling pertrout limo.
3llr &0imG 0icie5 YrobIem5 braltd)t
Der SiiOcn ober bic OfitbiiIie uno oclt
Autcu @iQcn lmo oic @eoltlo ocS
Norocn3, nid)t obcr &ritif, @prei3t
belt umO icinOIide @eiebgcbung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Scprae Hepp.

IS ftorb ON r Snnuar 1908 @eOrae 9iepp
i'm Nlter bon 10 Sdbrclt. 2 WuuGten uuo 90
IdgcH, geIiebtcr @attc Der Oeritorberen gatbe'
rine 9tepp. Sic geeroigurg finoei an 5rettag,
&nbmtttGGs 3 llbr, bon Der Nobnilq ieines
Shrpieeerfobues, Sru. GoutS labil, ytr. $40.
Giibs9onbs StrGBe. aus fat.
81, pie 10 FAINT entiblieieit I'll,
Nat nIut1b EN- IdiperCn Stauo,
llio ltcpil nm on in fitBer Rub
SH SeincS SeiIanos Nuno.
Gein geiocrt bat Sib irei 9emdbt
son uller AUgiI uno RciH;
GeiH leptcS 2SUrt: IS III Oolbraht!"
Sas iingt St6 lieblId eln.
(O-91
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Befnnntin adlnnacn.


Baltimore. oelt 20. December 1907.
Na6ridbt lit hermit allen interCiiirien Bers
fonen %gegebeu, baB Der Staots Sngenieur ben
gcftimmuHgeH oes 81. abibnitis beS 30. Write
iels bes Stabtf9ooeIes bon 1906 gemib in oies
lem 8ureau AM 10. Ee5ember 1907 ben erilhs
reuoen RIGu mo Die 2upltiaiiiite Der Auflagen
ifr Die gtelmoeatrltng urlo NeupfIaiteruHg Der
Yrtodtsglcb biHter Ir. 1915 bis 1885, qdtrobes
Strabe; Der 4Sri0atsguueD binter gtr. 1901 bis
1921, CitsGomUurosStrnBe uno an Der Seite
bon Gr. 102, SiiosSurbau sStrabe. uHo Gr.
101, SiiosglnnsSiraBe: Der 9riOat.9lIep binter
gir, 14S bis 15I, 8iliorsStruBe. unb btn.er gr.
100 bis 1902. SobnsStraBe; oct Frtoat'Ileh
binter ytr. 900 bis 912, GitsqombarosS tr1bt;
Der 9SribatsglleD biuter 9{r. III bis t31, 0eiis
2unbules StraBe. lno Der 8rtOut.9Iuep an Der
Sette bon yir. 710. 9Beftsgtortbsg Ioemie, btnters
IeAt bat.
@He oabDn beriibrten gerionen Fino berebs
tigi. innerbOlD 80 laaert, bonn SGtuIH Der 8ins
t~erleglna an. I'M Ndliiuorer Stdotaeri6t ourb
ib%rittIib eiraereihie 3etitiun oGgcgen 3u aps
peuirer.
3. sepea Gbumas,
Observation-Disclosures.
Ge32O-27,'07 San3-tO.. 0s)
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Snrph Ncrn.

So ftarb am %. 9c6cmber 1907 Serr Saeob
Scru I'M 9utcr bon Is Sa6ren mo % 4a8cr,
gcliebter Gatte Der bcritorbeuen 5ruu site %.
ubr GnDmittugo, bonn lruucrbnuic, 9ir. 30,
ytoros9u3erne Strabc, ans itutL luO5i ermGll
te ltno ~Sreuuoe Der 5dUitie boilihlt eingeIaoeit
limo.
Sd babe MN Den @ruro gefunoen,
Ger metneu gHier GUig bait;
$50 anocrc. ais In SefI Nunoen,
"a Lao CT Dor oer Sen OCT 2Scli.
Ser SrlE6, Der uHbrmcgIin iiebt.
9Seun Gro' uIto SimIcl unitrGcDt..
(gGr--Ol
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germiidte An5eisen.
!! glnfrnf /!

!! Mufrnf !!
gia0itebeno be5eihnete @erionen:
1. Wiiarr, Initus, Beboyen am 20. 9e6elnber
1926 IN Spangenher9. ODER ieiue 9rben;
>. NmcfSa0cnridl, Bertha Marie emma, geb.
Sueroted SbcfruI oes int Sabre 1882 nan
9tHeriTu ultsaelUdroerten 0ermu1lll Srieorih
90iIipp Nmelsr0enrif aus Dem 9tegic.
ruresbc5irf Ssnabriid, ooer ibrc ainoer:
I. 5rieorih &tibeIm, 9eboreu AM .. Sept.
1915;
>. @liie NIma, 9cburen AM %. Se6r. 1877;
mo
3. 6mntd Bertha, aeboren am 1, sunni 1882,
Ugroeu eriuht. bel Dem unter5eiGneien periors
LID Oocr fortified lid 81 meloen.
lin N~llisflntt iiber oereu 8erblcib ooer @bs
IcbeH erfu6t:
pa ii mo I g, Mb., Den /. San. 1908.
Ter @%criuricr ocS Saiierltfru SuniuiatS,
Srcbcrif q. Sdnciocr,
yir. I, Siios@aD= StraBe.
(Sant. iMt,S 60. 1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Nnhn Mnrcis-

Is ftarb pl5bli6 am +. Sauidr 1903 So6s
@arei5 In ieirem 81. SebCHaiubre. aeIiebier
@Gtte bon Catherine @dreiS. &erluauate mo
6rcunoe Der 5umilte limo u6tuHa5oou einaes
luoenJ Oct SeerotguHa bet5rpnbnen, ioelde nnI
Samitae, Wiurgens nm rs llbr, bon gsr. 923.
6ares Giraffe, aus iiGitiiuoct. RcGiieuls 3odamt
fir ieir GeelCnbeiI in Der 0er5 ScfusSttrhe.
ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
GATHERING u. Mcniinn.

Is itaSt am /. 1anuur 1908 Hul iurjCr
9rdntbett Catherine u. 8cutiag in ihrem 90.
Gebcnelabre, geliebte Gdiiiu oeo 0ertlorUeHcH
IicuttHq. Sie EeeroiGHna iinoet am Samitag,
heH 4. Gdmtar. WiOr0eus lu 10 ubr, bon ibrcr
gSobnuHg, Ir. 1885, ISeita g0mblros StrabC, aus
fat. GetieUurg pripatim.
(Sreoertd 3eiltngeIi I158cn acidaiait copts
rpu - A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Catherine Mcncr.

Sc itarb om /. Sonuor 1905 nod FdIlpercm
2eloen 6attcrire G!eucr, aeiebte edttIll bcs
Oeriturbencn Nern6aro WteOer. Ste 9eerolgunG
iinoet ant 6rcItdg, Den 3. SGnldr, 9tdbntittds3
. lbr, bon Oct SSobnIHg 0r Srull Catherine
0arru!f, gtr. 2i32. CrleaHssS lruBe, aus AMI Der
.Qnuoun lSnrf Gemeteru" iidtl. t2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
&elDlaHS's tirfiIde 9aber,
Gdnltnbls' @ebdnpe. goitautt oe8eu. etets often,
@ilbelmima WiQcr.

IS i:arb am /. 3anunr 1908 @ilhelmlua
USlner III tbrent 81. leueIsinbre, ge!tebte Sat
tin oe5 beyiiorbeneH auIl lRiler, IN Der gSob.
IuHa oe5 Srf,. aeil. VI. 52l, %Piislees StrdBe.
Die Set oer SeerotgEng rpiro Ipdter ange5eie!.
= Ipl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Wnun Seitcrlciu.

So lnrb am 2s. 2e3cnfper 1907 SraI &nna
IGicn, geliebte Satin BON 6crrnf GeIierIein.
&crludu6tc uno 5reunbc Der 6nmilie ftHo BOZ
Ii6it crfI6t. Der 0ecroiauna. uclhe am GOns
nrrtag, hcn 2. SolIar 1905, MtorgeHs I'M
9 llGr, bon Der 2Subnung ibrcr Wtlltter, M.
2411, GaHtult9luenle aus itdttttnoct, bci5uipobs
men. Gann 3ur betligen 8er5 Se'usttrtbe. no
nm 10 tlbr cine ieicrIibe &eaattms W'tIie fit
icine SCele nelcien miro. (364-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Baltimore Gemctcrn.

Sireau: 1ranuin. ylea., Baltimore. u. Rsrtbfr.
.peerdbnibpldse Jun Serfoui bon $25 IN.
ilr bier @rdber. Sreie @enitnna Ger 6upeIe
fir IrdueraotteSSienfie. GIuutt6.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Safpb .Seiurid, Ncu(er.

IS ftarb AM 30. Eciember 1907. If ubr Dor
mittuG9, Sciurid 0enier, ~geliebier 8Gtte bon
SrtCoerife aeuler. inl -. Sabre leiHes &ebels.
Sic NceroigunQ finoct Euuuerhas, giGdmittn9S
. llbr. bonn Irdnerbnuie. vi. PIG, 93eittRratis
Strabe, aus aui Der o2ouoonsRaris Cemetery"
ttutt. l3b5-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
2oubun . Tarf : Seme.crn.

Bhrrpu: Gr. 81, Ieit. Saratoaa, Strute, unb
6oapt.Ginaaus, Sreoeri6.9iuab.
VeurdbnispliRe poh S2h an inter befttnhtder
@uilidt. GdnittbIumen. 9eipinbe, 9tIan5en etc.
rerben i'm 1rcibhnuie nur Souptsgineang Gee
fliben. Infer slaellt ipiro. peilr getuifnt6t.
borirredeu. (o2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Qorraine.

gsalertid. - Wariartle. - nrtebIth.
@eftIith bon @nlbroof cine unb cine balbt
Meiie. Monnt anurssSaeeuns rno eorraines
Mnaapn hireii his sliur- @fngan9. geioe Ie.
lepbore. Staoi.giirenu i'm 8ipeiteI SIur otS
Union 9ruit ".Sebduoc,s GtarIss. nnh Nailstte'
etraAs. ~! (Wiai4.1S.2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
@%criammlnngs gnsciecn.
,ggeieno .srnnlen.lln terita nunas.Nerein.

,gseiteno. a rnufcn.l u uterit iaungs.@erein
Sic idbrli6e Notwithstanding uHb @es
amtenipabl beS Yereins fin6et 3onueritag, ben
2. Sanlar 1908, gbeRo5 g ubr. i'm Gereinss
a6peien6en uno nidt G~eHieenS enti6uIoieien
WitgIieoer o~ertdlleH In Die geieBlife Strafe.
SIN @Iftrdge
I--2) Charles Ten, Sefrftdr.
,,@agemcincS SeHtidles NdfieRhaas."
ahueTein."
SeridEIHelt ITO ScuHcIftag. Den 2. Jdauar.
nm 3 ltbr gtGhmitIugs.
% VI. Bother, SefTetariH.
,Augemcincr Scutider &aiicuuerein."
SoHucriiag, Ocu =. Samlar. SugreeUcriallms
lnug uno Tiretturcnpnbl. gIe Wtitglieoer itno
eirnelaoeu, oicier GcrfalnnllI1g bei8uluobnerl.
Y. Is. SdJncioercith,
(3G5;t-2) Sefretur,
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MnnhInfun.

Tet f65nite uno ar6bte Srtebbof In Bditi'
more. Terminus Der ~Siphnn DAT 1rolepsYtnie.
@fuiee SniinrotdltunG ohtolnt garnrftrt. Tent
8 llbr Wloreens Ills ) llbr gbetbs. an @oder'
taeen aaf @ernUreoiute. Srabftdtten 5u alien
Yreifen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Den fem lln9eil ol1ri6tell. Sic Ber3.
Iiden 9e5ie9uugen 3pii6en ben bel.
Den p~erlpuuOten Jto1bar 8olfern
meroen fortbeiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

9ie yM..D. StootS Sci.
tung" meint: .IQgemein idJcint I'M
2an0c Der @rtitif) perbreitct SIT iein
Oos in NuSiid)t itebcnoc mogcrc Sntr
oud) m0glidIt troden 81 gcitalten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Ser % II oIo SolfS-
f%relno" ihreibt: Cine wittiee nelie
Toitreglllotion lit ioeben pom @erle.
rulpoitmcilter erlaiien moroen. Gle
ielbc periiigt, BOB pom I, Sunuar an
tGglid)e 3eitungen an lolt)e 9eicr, Die
3 Wonnte riidit1noig linb, bon Der
Seioroerun9 blird) Die Goit aitSgc.
iflolIen lino. @od)enblGtter, oerel,
2eier ein Sobr riidItdnoia limo, mer.
Den ebenfollS BON Der Seioroerlu,a
ollSgeid,loliel. Gin Serolsgeber, Der
9eacn Dos Eoitaeiet pcrIt0bt, bat 500
bis $500 Stroie 81 5oblen. Gieie Or
Der mlad)t oen bisber iiblid)er Borg.
Splteln eit Gnse - iest miiiien iie
Die 3uienbune ibrer 9ldtter al iount.
Ielige Ibonlrenteli eillitellen, peni1 Tie
iid) uift ihperen Siroien ousiesei,
iuoaen. GoiieIbe Snitem lit in
Tcutihlano id)on inlnler I'M @anac
aemeicn ullO bat iid) BORT por3iiglid)
bcluobrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Ger ber ii f mite Srit Gen.
ter.GorItellcr Niloult Sunfermann
mur6e SIT ieincm 70. @eburtstage ooNl
&0nig bon @ilrttenberg 5um Gbrel-
mitglieoc DTS S%tuttgorter SoitbeoterS
%ernolunt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

There's a good time Close upon u
We have the assurance Of Deacon ".
II. Wood, made publicly to the Com
mercial club Thursday night, tina.
August is one cf The coolest months
Of the year in Cairo The club mem
bers proved that they had implicit
faith IN the Deacou's word by prompt
IS voting down J. r. Magee's motion
to dispense with the August meeting
because If the heat It new bphoovvs
the Deacon to make good next
month
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

So completely sheltered and SO co'a-
letely land locked is the harbog thar
within the entrance. which is ONLY
LOCO feet wide, there are over -
square miles Of anchorage ground for
|essels Of ordinary draught. There "a
= depth of water ever the outer ba.,
some five miles outside the entranca.
of 35H feet, and there is a depth a.
The pier head line Of 51& feet Tn.
channel depth is greater than aay bar
bors Of this country save that of Ros
ton, which is 1875 feet; Portland. Ne.
which is 1914 feet; Portsmouth. Nh.
which is 49 feet and san Francisco.
W6iCA is 80 Is feet.
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TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRO RS

BELT LINE cars due to leave Second "a.
ng north on Oommef cisi Ave, every l.
1tes from a. m. to IL p, m
Going north on Wsnut st avery ID miHu g
from sos . IN. TO 1888 J.. IN.
POPLAR ST. LINE-Holhrook Ave, ca
20 leave Secon st geing nefth on holW
Ave, at 1857; g. n; S:42; 6:57; 7:l2 =. IA. nd
same ninutes every hour until II : /. End Il
.. N.
Going west on Twen.y Eli nth Ut. ~
5:lg; 6;34; 6;49; and f;04 8. II aid on sans a
ltes every hour until l0:34 and li;04 y, IL
Poplar at. ears due to pass 81. nsria
Is minute after ewing Second St
BELT LINEOWL OARS Lorth ON Wslnut
II $50 o. m, 1874 q. M; / 80 q. M; q 81 a, N
3 so ~ M; - a. m; 5 so n. IN,
North on Commercially 90 p. M, M
N. 2 90 n. m. 800 N. IN. 90 .. II, .. M,
Belt and Owl cars are due 20 peri 4 -
Thirty fourth st 10 minutes sitter lr-y,ns
second st 90
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Kaiser Makes the slaaest sook.

The kaiser who has not until now
given the world assurance of being
a bookmaker. has as might b. ev-
pected, started with a record. The
volume which he has presented.
through the German ambassador at
Washington, to President Roosevelt.
Aulks so big as to be beyond the wit
Of ma1 to give 1t natural conveyance.
and Baron Spack Won Stern6urg was
lain to convey It to the White Fou "a
in a vehicle The volume stand soma
Fix feet high, and is rather more thaa
.aIf az thick. 1t further differ from
III Ot5er books in being withouts
tltle. It is. it appears, a gigantic e..
cyclopaed.a Of Germany, and from it,
'Iace in the congressional library it
vii tower lolty monument Of the
i'atheriald.
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XII the House Fly.

The fly transmits typhoid through its
feet. II can carry thousands Of bacili
on each foot, and if 1t lights On food
ana the food is eaten disease Is art
to follow. The fly does not wine his
feet, and there is no use in trying to
train him TO do So The only resource
is to get lid Of him entirely. Al
careful housekeepers have their win.
dows and doors screened. but this ia
valuable largely as a matter Of com.
fort; it does not 90 to the root of
the trouble. The flies infest butcher.
Stops and grocery stores. and We shall
never be immune until we attack the
lily as an enemy of society.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
WILL HE ANSWER"

,,naer the above caption, IN pace
-. 5ouble-column measure the
evening Citizen asks: or
sxshat has George Parsons ever
done for the Republican pal'y d -
congressional district that EN- el.'', sor
him to the Republican nomna''o" ~
congress? VIII he answer for
n has not been necessary ~ 10
Mayor Parsons to answer. ana ,,i II tnJ
Contemporary had not been ollns ,sS,
BY prejudice it would .h have sn seen e ,rl
and fair answers to the query eve
s a II was asked. from NOR
soaTces than one. In The Bulletin % .
,nIx "a appeared statement IN 'h'
sorm of resolutions adopted Dy
,,,sasinr of citizens. in which me ~
oos.e occurred.
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TODAY IN HISTORY
July 25.

July rs.
l55i-Queen Mary Of England NAV
rled to Philip of Spain
1722-New England colonies cared
war against the indians
1890 Charles X Of France suspended
the liberty of the press.
lS24-Samuel Taylor Colerilge, poet
and author, died Born 1872.
lS77-Statue Of Richard Golden un.
yelled in Bradford, England
1887 John Taylor president Of the
Mormon church, died. Born
Nov. /. 1908,
Pugwash Nova Scct'a. Totally
destroyed by fire.
1"0l-Free trade between the United
states and Porto Rico PR
claimed.
lso7-Japan assumed control Of X
Tea.
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The Evening Citizens ATTEMPT |
az la,timent against Mayer Par
sons in his congressional contest contest o..
sons - Of the so-calied interuroan l. or
g 5ioances must fail to impress tainn
% ina people The mayor gave reasons SONS
, e his veto. which no enc has ever
,o ,,,r nm TO show we're net good ana
lrt tfin,ent. and he offered ordinance &C,
>. uii ,Sace Of those he vetoed, ~h'c1
e., s,,, p' nroyided for the building OF an
,u .lu,rtan railway in a manner nc
, ,ated nv a proper regard for the pres
,a' . an5 future interests of the q y
no one had made any sort OF
n-omise to any one that any KIND oI
abroad would ever built under u"
inrIinances that were vetoed II 90,
appear that very much harm wa
!, done in vetoing them
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
BiooraphY.

Thomas l.. Lewis. who became the
of John Mitchell as presi-
dent Of the United Nine Workers ell
a,,,4, .3g,tt,t.ffarh county, -r-d.' july 30
sG5 He began his mining career
rho age of seven years as s'a'e
nirLer on the breakers at Ne"poI|
which is now known as Wanamie' ne
came into prominence first al the DC
oT saventeen years in connection wiz
tho KNIGHTS Of Labor moFell'ell p
otar he moved. to Bridgeport, y
whore he dug coal in the mines Oh inv
wheeling Creek company Tor lhre
lars In 1892 he gave up WORK
M mine to accept the position OIL
sacratarv.treasurer Of the ONO mihe''
oroon7ation. In 1900 he was chosel
naticnal vice president Of the Cn'te
Nttna Workers Of America. DURING III
entire career Mr.. Lewis has been az
t,y, IN the interest Of his DroI"G
,,irarc and he has won their gratlI l'
INV his unceasing and successful y
. CARTS 10 rthe betterment OF thel' coz coz.
. tio, He was elected by a h'J1'''
| of rearly 5000 votes.
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giant republic on the eastern shores of the Pa
ciie. al am glad, therefore, that your halls
Of learning have 50 warmly welcomed our
young men, | am glad that our students are
doing so splendidly in this country and have
won golden opinions from your distinguished
educators. Mark my words from this day on
the most friendly and intimate relations will
always continue to exist between the two toun-
tries and in the cfectine of this highly de-
firable con-ummation large part of the
lrcdit will be due to the Chinese ROW
tudying in your schools and colleges.