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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18

The week of cleaning up the town
was begun in earnest Monday and Is
progressing in a highly satisfactory
manner. BY the phrase lin earnest
we mean that the movement has be-
come general. A good many public
spirited citizens did not wait for the
day appointed by the authorities but
had already put their premises IN
thorough sanitary condition but the
work now going on is more systematic
and thorough.
II is the earnest wish of the author
tiles to avoid, If possible, compulsory
measures to enforce the law, but
the order contains a plain declaration
of their purpose to deal with delin-
auents, should there be any such, as
they deserve.
This campaign for cleanliness Is be-
ing carried on aggressively In every
part of Texas. Our exchanges, both
daily and weekly. with scarcely an
exception. are giving a large share or
attention to il. A few days ago State
Health Officer Brumby proudly an
nounced that Texas is already the
cleanest State in the Union. Other
States. however. are doing good work
and there is reason to hope that the
time Will soon come when Americans
will no longer be put to shame in this
respect by the heather japanese
This wide spread crusade in behalf
of cleanliness is the result oi increas-
ing knowledge Science has demon
strated what experience mad long
taught: That dirt and disease are in
separable. Deadly microbes and ba-
cilli lurk I'm cesspools, in closets
and in neglected corners where trash
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
CUT IN LEFT SIDE.
Affair Brought About by Previ.
Gus Difficulty.

Waco, March 17.-As a result OF the
fight the day of the anti-Bailey meet
ipg here between Representative A. NJ,
Kennedy and p. II. Carnes, a travel
ing man, there was a fight Tuesday
between Tom Blair, son of the late
Captain T. A. Blair, in which Mr.
Blair was dangerously cut in the left
side. The affair was brought about
over a discussion in which it was as
serted that Mr.. Kennedy, who is an
ardent Bailey man. was wearing an
anti-Bailey reception badge the day
the convention was held, claiming he
did so as a citizen OF Waco and not
as a partisan either way. Carnes gave
bond. Previous to the cutting the
parties had fist fight.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
Campaign of Cleanliness
Order of Street Commission Is Being Obeyed
Forward Movement all Along the Line.
State and National Campaign.

is permitted to accumulate. Every
pile Of decaying vegetation, every pool
OF stagnant water, every body of a
dead animal and every accumulation
Of animal remains Is a breeding
place for disease germs. These germs
are conveyed by mosquitoes, flies,
fleas and other vermin. The germs
and yermin all find congenial homes
In dirt OF any kind, hence If there
were no dirt hhey could not exist. To
sanitation the old proverb was first ap-
piled that IAN ounce of prevention is
better than a pound of cure Santa
ton is yet in its infancy but 1t has al
ready heightened the average dura-
ton Of human life nearly ten years.
There Is also an esthetic side to this
subject. Dirt is ugly. repulsive, loath-
some; cleanliness is beautiful, attrac-
tive, lovable Every person of refine
ment shrinks instinctively from con-
tact with an untidy person or from re-
naming in an unattractive place any
longer than may be necessary. Ma
ture is bountiful With our genial eli
mate and fertile soil all we need to do
Is to regulate the natural forces at
our disposal II we do this intelli-
gently nature viii do the rest.
fleanliness is, moreover, a moral
issue No man has a right to main
tain or,to tolerate on mis- premises that
which will cause his neighbor TO suf-
fer II Is not only a civic but re-
ligious duty to keep clean. John Wes-
ley, than whom a greater moral re-
former never lived, esteemed 'cleanli-
ness as one of the christian graces of
the highest rank. placing II next to
godliness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
EVANS TO RETIRE.
viii Haul Down His Flag Upon Fleets
Arrival at Frisco.

San Francisco. March IA special
dispatch from San Diego contains the
news of the announcement by Rear
Admiral Evans, commander of the At
lantic fleet, that upon his arrival at
San Francisco he will retire from
command because of i'll health. This
announcement officially confirms a re.
port from Washington that Admiral
Evans will haul down his flag upon
his arrival at the California metro
polis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
Robbers Arrested.

FL Paso, March IA telegram
from Juan A. Creel, manager Of the
BZanco Minero Of chihuahua, Mex. to
the local branch of that bank, says
that the robbers who recently secured
s295,00 from the bank have been ar
rested and that the stolen money has
been located, but not yet recovered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
SOME INCOMPLETE.
State Tax Board Commission Calls
For Additional Information.

For Additional Information.
Austin. March 1.-THE state tax
commission held a meeting Tuesday
morning for the purpose of examining
reports as to railroad valuations that
have been received during the past ten
days. AS some of the reports were
incomplete the board decided to send
out letters at once to most of the
roads calling for additional informa-
ton. When this additional informa-
ton is obtained the board will then
proceed TO make preliminary esti-
mates as to the values for this year.
John T. Smith, chief clerk in the
comptroller's department. will. II is
understood tender his resignation to
Comptroller Stephens in a day-or two.
Mr.. Smith resigns for the purpose Of
engaging in private business at Austin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
EVANS SUCCESSOR.
Next to Fighting Bob" In Seniority Is
Rear Admiral Thomas.

Washington, March 17.-At Admiral
Evans personal request he will be re-
lieved of the command of the battle.
ship fleet on reaching San Francisco.
Rear Admiral Thomas next in senior
ity, will succeed Admiral Evens in the
command of the fleet. 1t has not yet
determined whether Admiral Thomas
will bring the fleet around the world
to the Atlantic station or not. 1t is
expected this detail will be decided
shortly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
Sent Up For Life.

Houston, March 17.-Andrew Green
was convicted on charge of killing
Nan Dubois and given life sentence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
Costly partrldne kiIlinn.

waxahachie. Tex. March 17.-In
county court w. H. Hogan entered a
plea of guilty of killing one partridge
out of season. Fine and costs foot
up S31.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPosITARY
Bryan, Texas.

WITH RECORD or CONSERVATIVE, BANNING
ALONG STRICTLY BUSINESS LINES, INVESTING OUR
FUNDS WITH UTMOST CARE AND MAKING NO
PROMISES OF CREDIT ACCOMMODATIONS BEYOND
OUR ABILITY TO REDEEM
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-18
Eloin Butter Sales.

Elgin, ILL.,. March 17.-Butter sales
the past week were 4S5.000 pounds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
MORE MAIL TO COME
 IN FUTURE TO NOME

According to tho SryCiications issued for the guidance of bidders for tb, mail contract next year much more mail win have been packed to Nome than usual
 Formerly the liuut was 500 pounds for all trips between Nome and Una lableet. but the new contract calls for the carrying oncea a N~el, of 4on pounds from October ls tD necemebr Ia. goo pounds and Loco pounds from pcccm- hvr i6 to April Il. For that time the weights mentioned win be the limit. and between April Is and May q tho limit win be 500 pounds and tHe time will bv also once week.
 The bond required for the contract between Nome and J'nalakleet is ss5.- 0aa
 Several other contracts viH also h, lct for the journey ta Valdez. most of which was formerly held by the \. c. co.
 The wintsr service between Panama and St Michl ! win now only be to
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

made the strike. NcorJine ta the news brought out by Che Eskimo tp the Her ~chcl island station. the diggings are shallow and thr graund runs about IS cents ta the pan.
 The Jap reports having had an cx- rerdiugly hard trir. an his return. Ills dog fed became exhausted and all he had to feed them was a small amour; of whale oil, with which he managed ta keep them alive until he reached Fort Yukon
 Wada also brings word that Cap tain Moess gasoline schooner olga. which disappeared last September eastward of Herschel island has not since been reported and fears arc en- tcriaiued for her safety. He also brought message from Captain Wing of the shfp Kafluk to he wired outside ta Inc owners that the fleet would probably leave lIcrsehel island about June goth
 ' French Canadian sailor hy th, name of Frederick Moran. aged 4o wears deserted from one of thc whal- CTS during the winter. He took with him but small supply of provisions and he has not since been heard from. II is believed that he rcrishcd during The winter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

Unalaklect
 other contracts te be let arr be tween Panama and Kokriues. a dis- tancc of 100 miles. The terms are as follows once a week from October Is to November 90. limit 600 pounds. December to April I5. limit i6Oo pounds. also once week. April Is tn May l5. limit 500 pounds
 The contract for carrying mail be tween kekrInes and Nulata. q distance of 1io miles. calls for the same weights and the same dates as does also the contract between Nulata and t'nala- l1icct
 Tho contract between St Michael ana UnalakIcet. 70 miles. is from No- vemher 1 to December L. and places the limit at loo pounds Between De- eember ( and April go. 2so pounds From Ma to October aI The weight is without limit
 All bids must be in Washington by July II. and further information can be obtained from wm. McNtanus. chief clerk of the railway mail service
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
GERMANY LAUNCHING
 GIANT wARsHtp

! ADVERTISEMENTS. Germany - fGsrmanyS first mammoth varshIr v1s successfully launched Here today i |and eRrI-tsHeJ Nassau bv the grand #duyhgsz of Badgu. Emperor William. l t1e aH4ud anls ef Baden. Prince Hen iry ar Prussia and Prince Henry af l tHr Netherlands. as wgu as a bril- l #H1uf ass.~htese af prominent officials were present
 Wilhelm tua HeuEsteubvre. lord HauteHaHt af Hr<~r- Nassau. made a speech in which be greeted tho new Vessel 5s a welcome addition tn Ger #Hany.s sea pawsr and defender If ] tr. Ia..r.sts or tHs cmpirr.
 The launching af the giant Nassau .0HnsuUtsd a now cra in the German atve In size. armament. spc,d and
 installation sh, vU bg superior ta my vUrstfp hitherto built In Cor l7ue The Nassau 1isrlaccs l7.asa faue and Is built entirely of steel Her dimensions and tho thickness of her aumnr arc not exactly known as cx- sf1th5ae connected with her eonstruc- HHu ht~ heHu strictly secret hv order af tha ministry T. is known. how .f,r. that ~H" is tn hc fitted with fhra sets af triple expansion rcrfp- Ha,HfHag engines and tt ta be provided Hif# farre prnraIler- | Is specified lh3t sbe shall attain a speed of at 1st~t fa knots Her errv k ta number >ff H eIuIHe e5 officers
 The Na~zau- ufst keel plate was fafd daNn n fHa imperial navy yard af Esemethasru H tna last quarter of f7uf ~9 that H,r construction has been feu rapid Hof internal fittings and #fmHrrHt~ tr. t6 b. completed in tHe af-, aHartrr=ef tses
 The e"-t af construction. including a.a. sau- eu tetat s91eoeoo. of which Ssses.soo ts accounted for bv a=a hal and internal fittings s8.#75 .oee Cor #aHerv. and xst..saa for torpedo .raez.
 \ s@W ~HfF u every respect trr ~=HH. i- ta be tHngHesI -r1a from laa Wal-,r t8r1 if Bremen Vhfit strH k praeeediur yery raridle on The WHHtaWturs ai the rmE4a wand. Stet- HHH. and on fhs Baden at tbe Germa- #a works = KieG These latter two
 #fs although gIls-,1 NIth th. NJs- z4u. sec ta have aH ,se# larger dts- FaaaHert. H4m.Ix f>.1aa tons ana 4rr 10 b. Hltal 4th turbines. proha- hfs af fhy rar~uEs typ# Two ntaei Hat,e-HH~ also ore to be laid down fhf- saar md these are | i- believed aeaizHaaee esar ea.aaa toms
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
WADA REACHES DAWSON
 FROM HERSCHEL ISLAND

DAWSON. RrHH wada. tn, noted JarJurso mu~hrr arrived today over the ter dHer. from HerSchci is- land IL k tn. o.N one Who has brought aaelees fsam fHat region dur- ing fa- past W uter except in" cana dian N"rt4nest Naresad Police ,xfe- 3tttaH
 Tha news brought tt han ie much lafsr than cha, brought D, he mount- ,d police. h. having Feft Hrf~ehrJ i~- Land on thr srH or March In leae ing Iler-eHeI 5~E#d Wad5 3sceHded the E'ris f,,r. er"~sfug uvrr u, range ana -uJEmg the parcurine waiea hs followed da,sn ta For; Yu- sau
 Iie confirms the news rrruouay brought of great gold strike in iae Afefie The p..Nz was brought Co Her scheI island by m Eskimo. who came from Flaxnan kslaud about f6p mii,- West of there.
 According tp thi- Eskimo. the strike was made au ths mainland inst back of Faxmau i~iHd ana from all ae- counts it waz probably on Kugfua rv- cr which hrad- across tba range from inc ehaudlaf and emptIez into thr Are tie ocean near th+ SeaHar-, IsIauds.
 The Eskimo said taat he saw a cigar box fuu af gold which the praspcctnrs who made th,. strike had banned out. The names of these men and N"I Afcy and son. John Grubon and Dan Sweeney They went into that section last summer and it vas moi until late in the fall that they
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

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 .t = a# a##. fa gaH a.= W#..=H a n,Haan= as. aaa. HsaI ham. a taaa -Ea. a# #.a HHury
 Et1is.Eza #HfaataHaH f+ s..H fH. #afl.r t 4..H-f hut aars H.s .ar= r..- ftf. -tafz Hs aud t=H slaao aaz fHe zH.H. af n. #=a-uas h. had au#8 a H54 rams ~ng. .Ht atfzH .ulz HH.a z....a sza z4HI -.H=z hr tna arH.f #a- .EIII.
 lfaH. ae rHa eH.e He- aa# a#H Sin sa.a E.#..- tsaraee claim HH.r. zHa# HEra teaH Hs=a EHHE xzIzaaH-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

track. The dignidcd gentlemen lost all his dignity for moment and was much confused. but not so much so as to forget that something was due 10 the agent. Following q grateful inn pulse. he thrust his hand into his pocket. and drawing it. forth exclaim- ed
 Man. you saved by life. heres half 1 dollar"
 "oh. never take payment for a thing like that" answered Smith. as
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
FLOW UNCOVERS BOX
 CONTAINING GOLD

sNE JOSE. a- E#.# .#rE-s 7, aasc~6# # .u. as #.-. spanish =aaH.s= #. H#zz e..#-s= 4H#a#e aH= H.s-f -rH#=-- eAaHzzt .IazH aa fssr=Hs. =. #H#= .#== aT HH a= H-t Ea.-#a ##=H #=a.a== ,a Spanish -ta =u-s .U r zza a aaai eam. If stnaa
 FHH baS a.- #..Ha# n# Tw ##s. .a.4a.a a#4 #a~fH-..a =H-t.Ia#s ae T=e ar8 had evidently a.sa aJIsa f.. ass, half a century Hh, #=t1- < aH. Has sas Hsd eIr- aas..
 I'm sfaf where inn razHra aa. @aa1 aaataH a...r aHa a.a a. a.ss. HrH- which has h.au m Inc r.=zgs ion af lH# o.aaa $ Eaf4r. A#,HaaH- .am. ta aHts .aHa ~ auef#ut fa#a. aarz removed 4 fas a8s- 8e- TA- Has had ba.H buried m Hi- fa4se aaa The =pt at th.z palnt aa- aeser Haa- rd before ts Elaa.
 I'm -tas of sHa dga#=4- f.Ia lu .. streets af San I4ze I4-a Hiz=a As eHa boy#s- -#s. Thas beHry thaf n, maHee ua- buried tg some ancestor who r-sidrd here aHaa rH- valley ana mountains rhrauesd vim aaTs-, aa. adventurous men
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
GRATITUDE.

smith. the railroad agent at a sub- urban station in Western city. saved the life of a diguified gentleman wait ing for d train. by pulling him from in front of d through train on another
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
LIGHTHOUSES OF ALASKA
 TO GET 4 MAIL SERVICE

HNSHNGTa%. r r=AasF NFH t7- SrHEHsu H-iand HehghaH=r end Ef- afsd GaeE Iie thuu-... Ala-Et.. .ss4H ha provided sits HaiI service h. stsam- afz ruHHMI from Juneau ta Sl.agaay T#e special man. -.rzIrr bsfW.su or.a and Corl.Ea h.. heea orIerad dizeau- tIHu0d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

Captain Huffman. uH4 was We'll known .H northern waters. has died ia Sattie. aeeardug fb captain Ws-t of fHu t1TwIU.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
JUNE 2, e08. ConNeylnces.

Sept G leae5 aII interest in the New Year as-l.. F. l.. otter creek
 C. =. Cowdeu ta ] D Eecdy March el lgoc. Al interest in the Heuny N,V Yen tzso.. R. l.. otter creek. D II. Jarti to ! D. Leedy ct al. Sept. %. Iso7. an interest in the Hap ry New Year asso.. R l.. otter creek
 Notice.
 Christina NiacIeau to I. l. Hart and Elizabeth Watson. concerning Meadow mine on Little creek. June 9. 1908 Batz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
Granite Mining Candles are the best.

Have moved to new establishment. Hunter Way and Front street, and opened up the finest high class line of wall paper. paints and glass ever seen in Alasea. p. N. Fitzgerald.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

he turned to attend to The duties of the moment.
 Hut man. you must you saved my life. Have cigar anyway"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
AOJoURNs COURT
 TO SEE coRWIN COME

Judge Meara adjourned court this af'ef n. arfiyaf af tsz C"raln
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03
CAPTAIN HUFFMAN DEAD.

slatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

Gsaaite Hirinq cendle< are tf. hest
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

sAN JasE -A- tH~ result of n
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-03

Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
 Granite Mininu Candles are the bes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-21

c6'sbEe ATtsEia pana de la celIe 23l. y
F0bRB8 de Madison Square. Va Rllf loB
pTGcioB llOgan BubiF 4 s 100, en- ell
tiles que ROdes lR calls 34S. Hubsn hAntB
s $50 ? s 200, una GSquin8 habi6ndogs
vsndidO en- sl pFeCi0 fantaCioBO do $3.50 el
pie GuRdFRdO.
La MARIANA de 10 CRlle 34s entire
Broadway = Ia 5a. Avsnidn, hR Uido trans.
foRmRdR de una Gale semiHO8idOnciaI un
ContEo de oHtablsCimientoB do detail de
pFimer8 cIRG0 duTRnt8 loB 6ltim0H tPes
a1ioH, habi0ndo dupliCRdo Rllf el vaIoF del
pie cuadrad0, cotigfndous ahoEa SIS rs.
A 10 largo do lR 5a. Avsnide, Ok norts
y al sur de IR CaIle 34a. hs habido una
Transformation paFecids y 81 pie Cuadrado
do solar 20 vsnde de s 100 & S $50. Hay
poCoB UolRFss Rllf en- ia. MuCho Gntrn
& afeCtar los val9rs8 el BOntimentaliUmo
trRtGndoBs de eat0 lugAF, poTquo no. uen
poORB la8 Cagag meTCantileB impoFtanteB que
IuchSn pOr ConuGguiE IN local On elta f..
mogR Gale. ~~ .@
En- Ia So. Avenida 90 uiguOn B0ltoniendo
lo1 vRloTes en- mas do s 100 &6n dGBpu6s
do pRuRF de la coma de los miIlonaEioB en-
la Calls 59A, Los teFEenos en- dichB Ave
nidO, tFsnto Rl pArquO central, dsBdo la
Calle 7O8. & 10 71a, la antigua mansana
dc 10 BiblioteCR Lenox, fueE0n vsndidoB &
Henry @. FFitk, para solar para una
mRusi6n, { S 80 81 pie CuRdrado; 10
mAnzanapdeuOCupada llamada do Van To-
gan, entire 10 Gale 71a. y 10 72a., 8o man
tisn0 frme On mas de s 100. DsRpuO8 de
10 72a. los valOFsI smpiszan bsj0E ,
llsgGn s 20 en- 81 lUgAr dc ls manai6n
do Carnegie, entire IL goa. y lG.91. Desde
allf hay una bejs F6pida que llGgs rs
mRntsni6ndoBe sHts pFsCio en- t0dOs Lon to.
EEsnOs bSjOB que tsrminan aI n0EtO del
parqu0, que 20 halla FodoGdo de las CaBag
de vscindRd del EHte. ...#
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-21
LAS MUJEREy

aburridas. Sc dice que los homs
bres tienen que trabajar y las mu.
ieres lorar; pero desgraciadamente
Ell este mundo tan ocupado, & me,
nudo sucede que las muieres tienen
que trabajar ' llorar q Ia vez. La
mujer triste y aburrida pierde su
aPetito y SO adelgaza y debilita.
De vez en- cuando tieno ataques de
palpitaci6n y Sc We Obligada 4 guar
dar CANA por unO 8 dos dias, y
81 entonces hay alguna epidemic
como influenza 6 paludismo, es
casi segurO que sufrira un ataque
que a menudo prepare ell camino
para afecciones cr6nicas de la gar.
ganta, pulmones y demas 6rganos,
siendo difcil yer como terminara.
D6jese que la mujer cansada y re-
cargada de trabaio descanse todo
10 possible, y sobre todo p6ngase q
-su disposition, una bOtela de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
remedio SECURE 6 infalible para to-
dos los males que afectan & la mu-
ier. Els tan sabroso como. la miel
contiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos y curativos del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre. Tomada antes
de conner, aumenta las propiedades
putritivas de los alimentos cor
rientes, facilitando su asimilaci6n
y ha hecho renacer Ia esperanza Y
ell buen humor en- miles de hogares
entristecidos. Es digna de Ia mas
absolute confanza y sus resultados
son seguros en- casos de Impureza
de la Sangre, Clorosfs, Agotomien-
to, Melancolfa y Tisis. "El Sr. DR..
Jose NJ. Guijosa, de Mexico, dice:
He empleado su Preparation de
Wampole en- una Sefiorita que pre-
gentaba algunos sfntomas inquie-
tantes en- ell aparato respiratorio y
desde ell primer frasco comenz6 &
notarse alivio marcado. habiendO
desaparecido toda huella de enfer-
medad al terminar ell sexto frasco.
Cada .d6sis es efectiva. Ell desene
gano es impossible. En- las BoticaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-21
No hubO misica en- las Bavenas.

So Cslebraron Las novsnsH de '.NusBtra
sefi9rG del Carmen" que lIava efscto to.
dos los afioB Ia Venerable 0. T. CsrmGli.
saua", con 6Tgano y Hin PEelidsnCia. en- la
igle8iR de San FEanCiBCo de ARfs. No que.
dRE0n tau RnimRdaB como en- otFaB oCaDio.
mes. Nos fiamos 10 neche dc la salvs en-
que deBde la c6tedF8 BsgEada deTpu6s de
teTmiBado 81 0iCio Del santo Rosario, diio
al Rvdo. pkEPoCo & IoB beRmenog jordan,
que 80 enO0ntEabRn On 81 CoEo, que ''no to.
CaFSn" = vimoB bsiar POGO & los aEtiBbaa
sin habeF ejecutad0 niDguna parts dc md
sioR que tanto anima eBoB actor.
al otr0 dfa domingo GcAbaTon de deueno
CRntAFBe Loo fisleg, Cuando al ir OR la
MigR de todoB leu ANS EtfsEida & Ia lung
Culada Im6gsD, y hubO peFaonsB que deBde
Ell dinteI del temple B0grado, SO vo.visFOn
& aus CRgaB.
Ahora % prsgunta. mo 90 Eocsii6 10 Bu-
fC'0nt0 entire 81 pueblo de San Juan = &
los devotos dol C6Emen? mo Rlcanz6 para
que 90 dijsBs una miSR solemne en- honor q
Ia 6ObsERnR del mar , de ls terra? -
PaFeCs que inteEv8ndFk en- 81 aHunto 81
gatior ObiBpO de Ia di6CeAiR
IN hsTm0pO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-21
'FELIGES DIAS''

A petic On de variag damaB de la bus
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