davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

idoft fir @rn5iena auf cine Yrobe
iteaen iolte, pie @enige nlir lie je
beltanben.
Gs mar ni6t mDglih, baB Der
brdlienbe Shatten, Der ibren S~ort5ont
balb IN Naht uno @rauen billie. ifon
10 nabe mar. bab lie ieinen etfisen
8nuf 5u fiiblen permohte, unb bod
ifarerte lie leift 5ulamnlen nnb bottle
tief Itbem, ais lie in Die Wirflidfeit
5uriidfebrte unb ibre Slide ouf Wr.
geresforb ricttete, Der lie dufmerfiam
betrahtete unb ben Der Iusbrud ibrer
3iiee an etipas e%rinnerte. bas er niGt
5i beiinieren permpfte.
nSaben Sic pber Sbre Wiitter @ras
3ieIa's Batter %gefannt?" fraste er
enblif.
sd iab i'm elm ein8ises Wial i'm
9ois DC gouloene, als ih nit Celia
ipa3ieren iubr nnb CT m ben 8asen
rift unb elm paar @orte nit mir
fuedielte. Iir sefiel er nibt, er iab
bodmiitbi9 unb itol5 aus, nnb madte
mir Den ginbrud, ais bulbe er mid
MIR Celia 5u liebe in ibrer @eieus
ifaft. Cont lpar er elm Ihoner
Mann NIT bornebmen @anieren.
@aben Sic i'm niht sefannt?"
sd mar nod elm Shuliunae. als
er Werrinale nerlieK uno erinnere
mid faum."
Sem Ibpofdten mar es nidt ges
luusen, in Dem neuen aapitel 81 fins
ben, ipas or eripartet unN peniger
inn &laren, benn je. perabi6iebete er
iih o Garcia.
gu 6auie aneefommen, ifi5sierte
er ipfprt pie Ssene, Die Garcia 10 lebz
bait beidrieben, bas erite Sinben Der
beibeu aiuber i'm Satltiibhen Der
Mue Saint Sonore.
Ss mar ipdt setporben, alS er enoz
lid lid our Nube besab, NIT Der Nb>
iiht, 9ra3ieaa ods 8ilbfeu au brinz
gen, faus es gut ausfiele uno in 8es
banfen an bas bunfle Mdbhen, bas 10
eigentbiimlid fem 6er5 beriibrt.
Seltiamerpeiie aber lhlif in feline
Srdume elm anberes Intlis. Elm Nntlis
nit goloenem Saar unb t~iefblauen
Musen, Die in ieiner Ybantaiie iiG NIT
Deaa's ountelen auseniternen treu5>
ten. cine Gimme NIT neitem. fremz
DEM Iccent an fem DIR es mar
ibre Gimme.
Spdt am Wor9en crit erfpdhte er.
unp ais CT ieine 8analei betrat. fanb
er 81 ieinem Gritaunen @raaieua 6e<
tbertbpn, Die unseoulbig i'm eripars
tete unb NIT fieberbaft 9ldn5enben
Iusen unb 9%lilbenben Wansen RATIOS
oas Irbeits5immer bur6mab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
DG6sr tie lit brao uno gut uno ib
nodlte lie aerne baben."

@briffine frat ibre Ste1ung an.
@ie frieblid. gliiGlib unb ihulo<
log periloiien Die eriten Wlonate hires
anfenfbaltes bel Wrs. 5etbertbon.
Die iunge @ebieterin mar 10 lieb
uno gut unb bebnnbelte lie ihier tpie
cine Sreunbin, mas ibr mail6en @er@
rueis Se6 @atteu 5u8og. Der immer
pieOer bemerfte, tie oiirfte nibt bers
9eiicn, bdB lie nm Dtrs. 9etbertbou
lei, uuo ale 1ol6e mare familiGre Be-
banolung Der 9ieneri6aft ourdaus
niGt am Rlabe. Wtrs. Setbertbon
n6er bate Seimipeb un0 iebnte lid3
raD Der idliGten, einfd1en Mlitter,
Dereu 8erebmeu ~aleroin9s feineu
8ergleih nusbieit NIT ues @atten pols
lenoeten llmgangsformen. Ser treus
Ell 0ienerin bertrnute Iie ibr Seim>
ipeb, uns bieie tat, mas lie Der Game
an Sen Iuaeu abia9, 10 onb lie gegene
ieitig lid gum Hlben lpuroen, beur
ipdbreno Der lan9en. ii9 itets ipieoer&
bolenben Heilen hires @atten unters
ri6tete Wrs. 9etbertbon Gbriiine nub
lie ma6te lold beoeutenoe Sorti6rit<
te, baS ibr @ebieter bel Ieiner Hids
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
sic fiiBte Garcia sdrtlid, bas iunse

sic fiiBte Garcia 5drtli6, bas ilnse
WFdo6en aber dbnte nidt, pelhe Ib~
iidt Die llnielige bsete, als lie ldrsimm
Die Sreppe binaufities, Die 5Ire Des
3inmers binter lid inloB, UNI MN
in elm 8lashen lGiittete, ipas Hube
uno 8ergeiienbeit bfingsn iolte.
Sd6elnb betrahtete Tie es nnb Oads
te bes fommenOen Worgens. no lie
talb iein ipiirpe fir gorofas Nufen,
aber audi fir @ra5ielas 8orpIrfe.
Garcia miro glauben, ih bate 3u@
falig 81 piel gerommen, uno bas III
gut, Oenn lire I6tuns mDhte i'd nit
ms 1ra6 nebmen. Gn5ui6lafen unb
ME mebr nufpa6en, lit bas redte. 2ebe
lpobl. Garcia, uno aud Sn, Ye1a, lebt
ipobl auf immerl"
sic erbob Das @las al ibren 2ips
pen. i'm eleiden Ioment tDnte Die
5ausslode ldriu bur6 Die ltiaer
Idume, iporiiber lie 10 beftis 8uiams
menfubr, baB bas @las Der 5itternben
5anb entfiel, uno, III 5abQoie SHer>
ben 5eriplitternb, ieinen Snbatt aui
Den goben er9oB.
tWr. geresforb mars, Der setom@
men, uno elm neuer @eDanfe purds
oldte Wrs. Ga Nues 8ebirn.
nI8enn er fir Garcia Iid ~interels
iierte. piiroe aIes it'd nnbers geitals
ten; in bieler Nadt mill i1 nod fem
gnoe MAIDEN Der inneren Dual. bae
5erbrofene @las lei min elm Omen.
oas ib niht miBnften bari"
Die ldredli1e 8eriudung. Der lie
beinabe unterle9en, mid pon ibrer
Seele.
Sic bob Die Sherben uuf, pertilgte
Die Spuren uno begab lid CUR Hube.
Ser Shlummer aber 1abtc ni6t III
rem Eager, Die Grinncrung fiibrte lie
5uriid in ldngit pcreangene 3eit. no
lie jung nu0 idulolos in Wrs. Ses
tbertbons 9ienlte trat.
Sic bate cine Innonce g~eleien, DAB
Tur ! lllt9e, dmerltdntld1e Sante
cine 3ofe seiudt niirbe, Die engliidJ
iprud, ODER es menigitens peritano.
Gbriitine meloetc li6 unb parb an
genommen, ob9lei6 lie feline 3euguiiie
por5upeiien bate.
SD piirbe WaDaule cine trele
0tenerin iein". bate lie aeIa9t. ~unO
mare glildlih, uenn Sic mid auf Yro@
be nebmen ipolten."
Mrs. 6etbert0ou iiiblte Iih nnges
ncbm beriibrt bon bes Wdpdena pffes
nenl, trerber5igem @cicn llno bat Den
@ntten, Gbriitile nebmen 81 biirfen.
gta6 eini9em Strduben CAB CT es
81, pbeleid er INNER lpieber betontc,
lie bate ipeoer oas Iusleben, nod Die
Sourniire Der 3ofe elmer pornebmen
Dame.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

oSa, ia. et1pas 0erartiges mag &c
eefueien iein. ih bin re6t frob, DAT
Sic mid auf bieie Sbee sebraht baben
llnb MN 9ebe i'd 5u Gbriitine. sic
aber bite ih, Der. 9eresfpro, baB Sie
Die Sadie 9ebeim balten, es 9dbe mn
su unerauidIiden alatldereien nnf
@%ermutbun9en GnlaB. unb oaa
mofte ih permieben baben. SD pers
truue Sbnen."
Der Iobofat perbeu9te lid Suitim.
menb nnb seleitete Die iunse Dame
on ben @osen.
CT fam bariiber mad, ipelde He-
iultate Der Seiud) bel gbriitine 90.
Dine nobl baben modte?
~ ~ -
Observation-Disclosures &apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
) j y
Ginunbbreieigites 3aSitel.
Sic II nterrebuna 9.

@ersebens hattie @ra3iela iiber
ibrer 8drterin rdtbielbaftes 8enebS
men uabseionnen.
.Tein. ih mil niGt elaubeu, Dab
iie irgeno cine ShulD iih aufselaoen"
lpieoerbolte lie Dfters, mnb i6lug NIT
Der 3anb in Die 2llft, ais ipoute lie
einen uniidtbaren @eaner bon it'd ito
Ben. lie bat iiherlif triftise 0riinoe
fir ibr 3bun. Die @elt aber miirbe
ibr un3neifelbaft Manhes nadiaeen.
piibte man, oab lie lire Soentitdt pers
beimlidte. Sesbalb brauft audi Nies
manb auBer Mr. 8eresforb bapon gu
erfabren. Die gauge @ei6ihte 1T
reft unnn9enebm. Sd bate Gbriitine
lieb. matte mir Ales 10 biiblh aus
unb piinihte iebr, lie an finben, unb
nun muB es gerape Die 6rau iein, Die
i) ME leioen mofte."
gntihloilen, Die Snhlase aufSufld>
rem. begnb lid @ra3ieua 81 Scr.
9eresforo; lie beihulbiste i'm brett
ans Neusieroe an ben agenten se@
i6rieben 81 BADEN unb p~erlangte ben
9rief 81 ieben.
Ser Mbpofat erbob lid, trat in's
Neben3innmer, mo in benz &amiu bas
Seuer luitig fladerte, 3og Souis Irs
naubs Brief aus Dem YortefeuiQe unh
mari i'm raid in Die Slamme. Damn
itellte er iiG an. als burflu6te er Die
Sdher ieines Sdreibtiihes. fraste Den
Sdreiber nad) einem genau beSeihs
neten 8riefe. ben bieier ME geieben.
pobl aber 5usab, i'm mogliderpeiie
nit anberen unni1tigen Hapieren
perbrannt 81 baben.
aSiihen sic mir oieie Sabel nidi
auf", rief 8rn5iela dr9erlih. ~Sie
limb uift Der Mann. lire griefe ber>
umliegen gu laiien. sic molen mir
i'm ni6t 3ei9en, neil er etwaS ente
bait. mas ib niht piilen ioa. 8leihs
lpobl, ih lperbe bon gbriitine ~eriabren.
pas idl eriabren Mil. SD benfe mir,
lie bat na6 meiner Wutter 5ob etpns
angeitellt, ipofiir Tie bon Hapa %entlala
fen ipnrbe. Sieier Nnnabme erfldrt
ilbrigens aud, pesbalb Fapa 10 uns
germ bon ibr iprah."
~gra6ten Sic ofters Die Hene
auf iic?"
~Sa. nber Yapa cling nidt parafi
Elm. all9enlheinlih mod)te er lie nihi
leiben."
USE lange mar tie mad Sbrer
Wutter 5ob Sbre Wdrterin?"
nOas weib i6 niht 10 genau; elm
Sabr unsefdbr. $50 aber mar oann
9arola?"
Scr. 8~eresforo lam Elm Weil4en
nn6 unb io9te Damn an 8ra5iela 9e<
tpenbet:
.Vie0eidt bate iid Gbriitine binter
Dem Niiden Sbres 0aters Uerbeiratbei
unb' er mar %pabriheinlid ersiirni
barber, lpeil er auf oieie Art unO
.@eiie cine tii6tise @drterin fiir fem
| Sinh perlor."
@ra6ieln erlpiberte lebbaft unb err
re9t Dem Ne9tsantpalt @eresiorb:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
9reifigites &apitcl.
Sus ueue aapiteI.

Gs mar elm un9elpobulih biiiterer
Nbeno, Der 8ino beulte burd) Die riee
iiocn l~llmeubdume, OILS Der Mobofat
Seresiorb ieiue aan5lei perlieB.
5rob Der llngunit Der 8itteruns
bate er lid auiaemadt, I'M Garcia
So Hue 5u ipreden.
Sic Dffnete ibm ielbit Die Sbilre,
unb ibre Wiene 5eiste oeutli6 Die
lleberrnldung. bic tic bel ieinem Ins
bid empfanb.
SAB er bel lolhem llnipetter fam,
beirembete tie meniger. ais oab er
~iiberbaupt fam. Wit edit peiblidem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
AS TO PIANO DEALERS
CHANGES In METHODS MAY BE
ADOPTED AT CONVENTION.

Lively times at the seventh annual con-
vention OF the National Association of
Piano Dealers of America are said to be
likely in New York June 8, and 10. Ger
tain questions came up at the convention
in Chicago last year which were by no
means settled, and it is said that the
present convention. expected to be the
largest ever held by the association, will
be Of interest and value to visiting deal
ers through the discussions regarding
business policies which are certain to
come up.
There are certain conditions and Gus
! toms In the trade which the dealers feel
should be eliminated. These customs, it
Is claimed. create a false impression in the
minds of the public regarding the piano
business. The dealers say that while sue
cessful merchants in other lines prosper
rapidly, the number of wealthy men in
the piano trade is very small when the
close application to business necessary on
the part of the dealer is considered. The
merchandise can be purchased on such
ridiculously easy terms as pianos. and that
values placed on old instruments offered
in exchange is frequently entirely too high.
1t is pointed out that in no other line of
business are old articles taken in part
payment toward new.
The dealers object. also, to the excessive
freight rates they are required to pay.
when. in proportion to the bulk. piano
pays a higher rate with less claim for
damages than any other line of merchan-
disc. The association stands pledged to
remedy some of these matters. At the
meeting in New York it is said that ac-
tive measures will be taken to put the
piano business on a basis more in keeping
| with it's importance in the world of COM
merce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
PORTRAIT PRESENTED.
Gift Made to Mckinley Council, N.
U.-Meetings of Other Councils.

Mckinley Council, No. 800, held a meet
ing last Friday evening at Washing
ton Hall, Sd and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast President Jesse B. K. Lee in
the chair. Five candidates were initiated
by the degree team of the council After
the business session E. c. Ford. president
of National Council. made speech. pre-
senting to Mckinley Council large por-
trait of the late President Mckinley
which. through the exertions of w. ].
Carey. was sent from Canton. Ohio. as a
gift to the council by Justice William r.
Day of the United States Supreme Court.
President Lee. on behalf Of the council.
made acknowledgment.
The following program was then pre-
sented: Trombone and violin solos. W. H
Horton, accompanied by Thomas Crow
Tiers; baritone solos. Harry Mitchell;
tenor solo. Samuel G. Hooper
State, War and Navy Council. No .a1.
met at Pythian Temple last Tuesday
evening. The officers of Mckinley Coun-
ell, No. 90o, headed by President Jesse
B. K. Lee, made a fraternal visit. and
were welcomed by Charles T. Miller. act
ing for the president. Response was
made by President Lee
C. T. Miller acting Is postmaster. the
following made addresses: John c. Kline
hart. William G. Belts. John T. Burdine.
Charles Squier. c. r. Mallard. William B.
Green. D. c. Morrison. John w. Palmer.
Dr. o. H. Coumbe. P. NJ kennerly. A
recitation was given by A. A. Alderman.
Congressional Council. No. 500. met last
Wednesday evening. with Al z. Riddle
in the chair. A number of cabinet officers
were present. Addresses were made by
President Riddle. Elmer Johnson, Albert
Lariviere and Theo Dammeyer on the
good of the order. An excursion to Chesa-
peake Beach for the members of the
council and their families will be given
July 81.
Bancroft Council. No. 1876. held its
monthly meeting last Monday evening.
President G. G. seibold presiding. w. T.
Hearst made speech regarding the I'm
mediate Relief Association. and NJ H.
keye and H. c. Knapp spoke in relation
to the National Union. President G. G..
Seibold referred to an excursion to be
given this summer.
Nonpareil Council, No. $50. met Thurs
day evening. In the address of Thomas
B. Lear Of Mckinley Council on the Ma
tional Union Club the benefits Of that or
ganization were fully shown. j. NJ. KEN
per made remarks upon the National
Union Club degree team. ]. H. Jones Of
Fraternal Council also spoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
CHURCH ANO THE FREEDMEN
EDUCATION ANC RELIGION
TOPICS WITH PREsBYTERIANs.
Statistics Of Theological seminaries.
Striking Remarks Of Officials OF
the College Board.

KANSAS CITY, May 25-Education and
the relation of the church to freedmen
were among the important subjects con-
'sidered today by the general assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church of America. The
Rev. ]. S. Dixon. secretary Of the college
board Of the church. in discussing educa-
tional work. said:
I'm 1850 only per cent Of the men in
theological seminaries were from denomi-
national colleges. In 1908 in eleven in
stances only 6 per cent were from unde-
nominational colleges. That is the result
Of the work that has been done by the
college board
The Rev. j. Ross Stevenson. vice pres
ident of the college board. said that 81
per cent of the foreign missionaries come
from denominational colleges.
I'VE are college building church and
not cathedral building church." he said.
But are results satisfactory in an educa-
tional sense? l quote from an eminent
authority when / say that our religious
education In America has been most inef-
fective. most unintelligent. and most zap
hazard. 1t was this condition which
brought into existence the college board
twenty-five years ago."
The UNCONVENTIONAL School.
The Rev. James D. Moffatt. president of
Washington and Jefferson College in
western Pennsylvania. urged the impor-
lance of the UNCONVENTIONAL school. THE
public schools are magnificently supported
by taxation" he said. There are great
state universities in this country. But
these are state schools. and church and
state are separated. as they should be.
IT the young man is to receive a relig-
ious education it must be a denomina-
tional school,
Formation of a political organization of
all the Protestant churches in the United
States. with supreme executive power
centered in a president and an executive
committee. is program for church unions
formulated by the Rev. Mark A. Mathews
OF Seattle. 1t is declared that this is to
be one of the most discussed topics at this
session.
It is proposed. according to Mr.. Math-
eWs' plan. simply to direct concerted ac-
ton against temporal evils and for tenn
poral good. not to be in any sense an in
termediary in spiritual matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
Deaths in the District.

The following deoths were reported to
the health Office during the past forty
eight hours:
Robert Harper. So years. 1243 Kenyon
street.
Amelia Tyler. Is years. 9o6 r street
John NJ. Barker. 62 years, Emergency
Hospital.
Irene c. Fox. e. years. o31 18th street
southwest.
John A. Boyland. ~ years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Oscar Graham. ~ years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Bessie z. Brickei. - years. Sibley Hos
pital.
Hospital.
Robert F. Costello, II years. 40 II street
northeast.
Maria Thomas, 20 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Clara E. Burrill. 81 years. 1916 nth
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25

Ala w G. Mcdaniel. Spugner. Ala. T.
p. Morgan. Elmore Ala.
Arington-S a. Young. Grand Rapids.
Mich: Paul Dons. Copenhagen. Denmark:
S, Minra. Toxic. Japan: J. w. Watson. Los
Angeles. Cal. f. r. Noon. Springfield.
Mass. C. a. Nermeule. East Orange. n ].
Normandie--Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ Forrest.
New York. Victor Emerson. Alexandria.
Va.
Raieigh-W. c. Harris. Toxic. Japan:
II. b Hersey. Milwaukee, Wis: w c.
McChard. Springfield. Ky. George Carey.
New York: John NJ. Allen. Tuxedo. Miss.
The Shoreham-Edwn A. Start Boston:
DR.. h. Pirshel and Mrs. Pirshel San
Francisco. K. Donald Robb and Mrs.
Robb. Mount Vernon. y. Y. + Deemer.
Wiliamsport. Pa: C. y. Wilson and Mrs
Wilson Philadelphia. Sidney w. Thafter
and Mrs. Thafter. Portland. Me. Mrs.
T. G. Richardson. New Orleans: DR.. F. c.
Bum and Mrs. Bum. New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-F. r. Reddick. Memphis.
Tenn: T. E. Cowart, Brooklyn. N Y:
G. T. Rowland. New York; w. E. Lowe.
Memphis Tenn: w. E Pierce. Boise City.
Idaho: b. L. Mallory. Memphis. Tenn. !:
Riggs House-W. A. Hildebrand. Green's
boro. N. c.: E. p. Cameron. Baltimore.
Md; W. F. Graham. Lincoln. Neb.: w l..
Sprague. T. E. Emmons. S. S. Dickerson
Lionel Moses. Arthur Person Donald
Campbell. John Cable. Lothar Newberry
and Bert Walker. New York: c. s Burns.
Annapolis. Md. G. E. Wart. Sisrerville
W.. Va; Ira Champian, Montgomery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
New Map Is Ready.

A topographic map of the Controller bay
region. Alaska. prepared by the United
States geological survey. is now ready
for distribution. The district represented
by this map is on the Pacific coast of
Alaska. about 1.25O miles northwest of
Seattle. 400 miles northwest of Sitka and
fifteen miles east of the mouth of Copper
river. The map shows Controller bay and
the islands in and around 1t. and covers
the entnre area of the Boring river coal
field. which has attracted much attention
in late years because of the large amount
and excellent quality of its COAL and
which is one of the objective points Of the
railroads The Controller bay or katalla
oil field is also situated in the southern
part Of the area mapped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
Births Reported.

The following births were reported tc
the health Office during the past forty.
eight hours:
William r. and Amanda C. Tucker, MAY
3, 1908: male.
Willard c. and Flosie c. Reed .Apri
13 1903: male.
Harry B. and Annie S. Miller March
Is. -. female.
Philip II. and Margaret f. Nealon. Ma,
10. nos: male.
John W. and Sadie E. Dement,. May q
1:AS: male.
George P. and Mary z. Hart May 8
1905: male.
John and Annie Davis. May 16, 1908
female.
Perry and May Cleveland. May 20 1905
female.
William and Pearl P. Currie, May 6
1908. male.
John F. aand Bertha Smith, May 10
19f3: female
Walter and Hattie Brown. May IL. 1908
male.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
John w. Arthur of Lynchburg. Va. and
Jeffe A. Davis of Salem, Va
William H. Jones and Effie Gill, both
of Beltsvllle, Md
William c. McWade and Catherine NJ
Cunningham.
both of Richmond. Va
William H. Dyson and Loretta F. Die
trich. both of Baltimore. Md.
Joseph Barnes and Hattie Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25

Mrs. S. Oppenheimer and son and Mrs.
| +. West and son are spending few days
| with relatives in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25

Miss Gwynn. Mrs. Arthur Leverkus and
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater. all of Washington.
d. c., will sail tomorrow on the Kaiser
Wilhelm II from New York to Bremen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Fisk. with
their son. Irving Lawrence. are now re-
siding at BOG Carroll avenue. Takoma
Park, D. c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

Lac CaFtag que van onasgpida homes
R0Oibi DO PARA % publiORCi6n: .I@.a

LaB CaEtag que van onssgpida h0mOg
EoCibid0 para au publiCRCi6n:
Camuy, Octubga 1908. Senior director
do "Ls OoEgGsp0ndanCi do Puerto Rioo'',
San juan. safloH: El que au1CEib8 Gu'
pliCa uated muY anoaFGCidamsnt0 Dc aiE'
ys publican On % iluRtEadO p8Fi6diG0 que,
dosd8 eatR foOhR me sapaH0 del EaRtid0 re-
publicano, quadapdo an actitud indepGB-
diento GfagiaB, BefioH director, p0E la
ingeRci6n dc GataB linoeB. RO8posuogRmen'
to, JotaH Sonora (pTOpiataFiO).
ssnoE director do "La CoFEegpondenOia
dc Puerto Rico, San joan. 81 mr.: Los
qU0 BuBCTibimoB Rogam0B & Uatsd % RiTvR
inasgt2r On sU iIuGtrRd0 psTi6diOo Lao Bi'
guientoR lfneaR: haC0 elgda tempo veni'
moa militand0 en eI pRFtido repub:iOano
de Puerto de Rico, peF0 OtgeRv&nd0 que
esa naRtid0 va mREGhand0 como una n8'
We poRdida On aI OC6auO, que tRab8js en-
contra de nusatERs iboFtadas, os8 paEtid0
le VOIvemog la oBpAldR ingFgsamoS como
Holdsdog de file ca 81 Gran PaEti60 Union
de Puerto Rico, dond9 miIitRn Loo buenGg
pusRtoEfiquGiioB def0nH0Eeg dc lRa liberia
dGs do nuoStRR qusFidR BOFiCqusn. Muy
Fespetuosam0nts, NS0O6s QUintsTO, MG
HimilSGnO Ramos y Juan SttO.
SsnoR Director de GA Correspondence
de Puerto RiCo'', San Juan. Sa1aF: Los
que ausOEibimoB EogsmoB uatsd muy en-
CaR0cidamont0 90 Birva dsF pUbliCidad on
Ga iIuRtEado peFi6diO0, que "a vaFioB nd
moEoB dc "EI Ti0mpo" han fguFRd0 nuG8'
tFoB nombPoB como ansxGndon0h al paRti'
do republiCano, de todo 10 cual prOtssta'
mOs en6EgiORmsnts, pus8 jam6H h0moB pon'
Bsdo Rspararnos de nusgtro Gran Partid0
UnioniSts, donde militRn los pueEt0EFi'
quafioB que defisnd0n nusgtEa patFia.
GraCiR8, sGfior director pOE la inaoFCi6n
del 08taB lInsas. ReBpetuoaamentGs jose
Soto, Carlos Relss, Moves Hernandez.
Rosa Ramss, COneepoi6n Vega 9 Juan
MeZemdre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
10 QUE lNFORmA Ell SR. GRAHANE.
Las 0bras para Gl ''C8PitoIio'' y eI
''PTesidiO'' seTan sObastadas en-
bTeVe.
10 que OeuTTeG coo Of GBnplImI0AtO Dc UAa 10y
pGFa Gubhr Do p0trOIOO pGTtO Do ID CGrr0tO
70 Do San Ju0N 4 Martin Peha.

Un reporter" de ola CorFsBpondsn'
Cia'' c0l0bp6 agts ms i10nR una ConfoF0nCis
CON 0l BefiOr GFRhamO, C0miBiOnRdo del
Interior, que 0CRbA do EegFGgaF de loB- -EG'
tad0B Unido8, On donde OAtuv0 en- uB0 de
liCsnCia.
A proguntaB do nueGtro EspTe8ontants
tuvo OI Gtfior GrahRmO Ia OoFteaia do in
foFmaH que Ba est6 oCupando con la msyor
diliganCia en- el deBpRCho dc log aBunton
que & la construction de los sdifoioB p6'
blicoa en- pFoy0Cto COnCiaIn0. EBCRibirG 6
loB RRquitsot0B 0nCRTgadoB do loo planes
del "Oapitolio" y ''PFesidio" para UltimaE
IOs detalloB que faltRn fin dc SacSr On
~br0va subABtG eBAB impoEtSntss obFag.
Los plsno8 del "OspitOliO" estGn y no Ba
expliCR 81 OomiHionado como los del penal
no % han ultima6O.
Re8pscto de la CRpR de pOtE6IsO que
acoFd6 una 10y do 10 Legislature OoloOaz
On Is CarreterR de San Juan Martin
Ptfa djjo al BFfior Grahsme que tEatsFf
de ess aDuntO CON Sl jefs do ObEaB p6bli
CaB sGfioF JimeuSs & fin de que % efeCt6e
gGguidament0 HRHtR ah?Fa % hR 0.tadG
pendienta do FeCibiF Ia maquinaFia 8 Rp0
ratios CoFsspondienb0B paT8 Te8lizsE Gl indi
cado teabajO y 90 cr6a vsndr6 prOnto.
EI DsIior Grah8m0 estuv0 muy POGO
tempo en- Nusva ! oTk psgNndo la mayor
paEte del tempo de 90 licsnCiR on Gl ca
NADIA. HR e1oOntF8dO en- buen& mREOhI
Ol DepaTtsment0 = eBtS aAti'fsCh0 do Il
hecho duFants Bu auggnCiR.
El "agDiatRnt'' 8eflor Jones, GaIi6 paEl
New York 0I microbes & CauBS dc IN CO.
bic que TscibiaFO, en- que 10 n0ticisban Out
Gu OBpo8R eDtab6 gEavsmente 0rfeEmR.