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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
Played Queer Prank on an
Austrian Princess Who
MarrieS CoInnoneF
Appeals Of Mother and
Brother of No Avail and
Love Wins Out

Vienna, July According to the
Czech, a newspaper, the Princess
Amelie Louise of Furstenburg and
Gustav Kozian, an employee of an
auto firm, with whom she eloped last
May, were married Tuesday in the
castle chapel at Kammerburg Elk
traordinary scenes accompanied the
ceremony, preparations for which
were kept secret.
Kozian arrived an hour before the
ceremony began. He was admitted
by the back door to the castle, and
donned the uniform of dragon be-
fore entering the chapel. The brides
mother attempted with tears and re-
proaches to persuade the princess to
give up her lover, and Prince Emil of
Furstenburg, her brother, made like
appeal. After entering the chapel the
mother made a final appeal, and the
Princess Amelie, overcome by her
emotios, fell fainting to the floor
When she recovered she insisted upon
going through the ceremony, but was
so weak that she had to have support.
Directly afterwards the princess en-
braced her husband in the presence
of the crowd that had gathered in
front of the castle, and then the pair
left for Prague. ,.... ,., .@-~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
shower early in the evening. The
gate receipts have been large this

shower early in the evening. The
gate receipts have been large this
year. H. 53-
The races in the afternoon brought
out some exceptionally fast heats,
practically every one being run under
the class limit. They we're com
menced earlier in the afternoon, the
first heat In the 1925 pace being call
ed shortly after 1880 p. NJ, but by
that time a large audience, keen for
this sport, had gathered in the grand
stand and along the home stretch in
vehicles and on foot.
The first race, the 2:25 stake pace,
for purse Of $500, had five entries.
Edna Beard, Zip Bang, Robert p.
Red Ball and Gilded Lady were en-,
tered, all well matched, and it took
five heats to decide which was the
winner Of the money, Edna Beard
and Gilded Lady fighting nip and
tuck. Robert P came under the wire
ahead in the first heat in the fast
time of 2:13 81, the best made as
yet on the track at this meet. But
he couldn't stand the hot pace, Gid.
ed Lady getting second place. Gid
ed Lady won the second and third
heats with Edna Beard second, while
the latter carried off the honors in
the fourth and fifth, G;1ded Lady
going to second. They were al
fought out to the finish and IN fast
time. 1t was decided to give frs!
money to Gilded Lady, this handsome
bay mare having won two heats and
three seconds, while Edna Beard
with two firsts, two seconds aud 4
third was given second money and
Red Ball came in for third. .s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
In Railroad. Rates Only Sal.
walton for Roads Says
j. ]. Hill
Is Opposed to Cutting Wages
.-Says Rates Are Low
est in World

New York, N. Y, July 17.-There
are just three ways in which the
problem now facing the rise Of this
country may be solved, namely: In
creased rates, decreased wages, or
increased business, in the opinion of
J. T. Harahan, president of the IL
linois Central railroad, who arrived
here today on the steamer Mauret-
ania, after a vacation trip to Europe.
James J. Hill, chairman of the
Great Northern railroad, is of the
opinion that the only solution Of the
financial problem that confronts rail.
roads is an increase in freight rates.
Mr.. Hill is strongly opposed to a cut
in wages as means to- increase the
net earnings of his railroads. Mr..
Hill, who has just returned from a
fishing trip in Canada, made the fol
lowing statement today:
There is no alternative but to
raise rates. The credit of the rail
roads has been seriously impaired
and the only way to enhance this
credit is to increase rates.
/ Wages should not be cut. Efficient
labor is essential to operation. Rail.
road employees have responsibilities;
they have to meet hard tests; they
should get fair recompense. GU
wages 10 per cent and the man who
got SIS last week gets $3.50 this
week. 1t is the deficit between mar
and man. Freight rates in this
country are low in comparison by
one-half and even one-third of the
rate paid in European countries. The
wages paid railroad employees here
average 100 per cent higher thar
those paid in Europe"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
VIRGINIAN MAY
BE GREAT LORD

London, July 1.-THE house of
lords has taken the first formal steps
in recognition of the claim of Albert
Kierby Fairfax. native of Virginia
to the title of Lord Fairfax. 1t has
given permission to the claimant to
deposit proof of his contention. and
the committee of privileges will con.
slider the proof and report their find,
ings later.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
I'm
@D 2 UWHtg g..
Spoiled Big Parade in St.
Paul--.Big Ball Closes
Festivities J.

L st. Paul, Mimi, July ia down
pour Of rain this afternoon broke up
the civic parade which had been
planned as distinctive ST. Paul fea-
ture Of the Shriner's week. The par
ade, which started from the state
capitol at 2:30 o'clock, was about
half over when the storm came up,
and forced the paraders and spec
tators to run for cover. 3
The parade, what there was of it,
was an elaborate affair. In the first
division were federal soldiers from
Fort Smelling. Following them came
a regiment of the Minnesota national
guard, and then various civic organi-
cations. including shriner's patrols.
Several floats entered by local bust
ness houses brought up the complet-
ed pageant. s85 4.
a Tonight the ball at the armory and
reception at the Auditorium crowned
the social side of the week so far as
the Shriners were concerned.
Tomorrow afternoon will be occu-
pied in a balloon race, for which six
balloons are entered. The first bal
loon will be released shortly after
8 o'clock.
The exodus of the Shriners from
the city is already heavy and the
members Of many temples left to-
night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
Qualities His Brownsville
Statement Upon ReInem.
befing What He Wrote
Appeals to Farmers to Help
the Democratic Ticket
and Get Rich Quick
Fairyiew, Lincoln, Neb., July IL

Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., July IL
Following his declaration of yes
terday that he had not discussed the
Brownsville affair, or the question of
appointment of Negroes to Office, Mr..
Bryan today announced that he did
not wish to be misunderstood. He
said he did not mean to convey the
impression that he had never talked
about the Brownsville case in any
manner, but that he had not discuss
ed it as an issue in any form. While
SO far he had not read the evidence
bearing on that case he recalled an
editorial written by him two years
ago in which he made the assertion
that il the facts were as stated Pres
ident Roosevelt was fully justified in
his course:
The standard bearers for the DEM
socrats are out for the farmer vote.
In joint letter today Mr.. Bryan
and Mr.. Kern appeal to the farmers
for campaign assistance in the big
agricultural states to assist in the
entire restoration of the Demo-
ocratic party to power and thus Sc
cure for the agriculturist larger
return for their labor. ~. y.
Visitors to the Bryan home were
less in number than yesterday. The
s principal caller was John b. Lamb
OF Indiana, but he declined to make
any statement as to the matter of
his conversation. 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18

ada, and Robertson, Russell and Ho1-
liday of the United Kingdom, all
came in for the final which will be.
one of the big events of the meet.
The wins now stand: United King
dom, 22;;1America S., Sweden 5; Nor
way 8; Germany, France, Belgium
and Italy, 1 each. s.e
The score in track and field events
is, counting five for first, three for
second and one for third: United
Kingdom 20; America 81; Sweden IL;
Greece and Norway each; Canada
and Australia each 1.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
OLD K. P. DEAD.

Newark, N. j., July 17.-Howard
Douglas of Cincinnati, one time SUI
preme court Judge in that state, and
several times candidate for mayor of
Cincinnati, and once for governor of
the state, died here tonight at the
home of his brother-inlaw, Geo. P.
Day. He was 81 years old. Mr.. Doug.
las was past supreme commander OF
the Knights of Pythias, thirty-sec
ond degree Mason and father of the
knights of Pythias in Ohio
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
In SWarIns Write Taft They
Will Vote and Work
for Him
VOrys Will Keep His Hands
Off Senatorial Election
in Ohio

1 Hot Springs, July 17.-Arthur e.
Voreys, manager of the national
committee of Ohio, made a statement
today in regard to the sensational
situation in his state which he de-
clared ought to be satisfactory to all
parties concerned. The purport of
the statement is that the manager
of the national committee will not
interfere with the election of a sena-
tor to succeed Senator Foraker. Mr..
Voreys sees Judge Taft daily and
discusses conditions in Ohio. 4
Judge Taft's mail continues to in
crease SO that it is daily making
greater demands upon his time in at
tending to correspondent that must
have his personal attention.
s One of the most interesting feat
Sures in his mail are many letters he
is receiving from Democrats in all
parts of the country declaring that
they will vote and work for his cleo
ton to the presidency in opposition
to Mr.. Bryan. The Democrats ex-
press the greatest opposition to Mr..
Bryan and many Of them assert that
after his two unsuccessful trys on
the Democratic ticket. they supposed
he would no longer be put forward
for shat Office. Correspondents from
Maryland, Kentucky Tennessee,
North Carolina and Georgia declare
their belief that the Republican tick
ct can be elected in those states.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
ELkS MEET in
Los ANGELES
Pefcapita Tax Is Reduced
Orphans Home Defeated
...SeSSiOD Ended

Dallas, Tex, July 1.-THE Elks'
reunion of 1908 terminated today and
the grand lodge adjourned to meet in
Los Angeles July IL, 1909 Tonight
fully two-thirds of the visitors have
departed. At today's session of the
grand lodge various minor changes
were made in the constitution. The
per capita tax was reduced from 25
cents to 20 cents per annum. An
official Elk emblem was adopted and
the proposition to establish a home
for orphans of Elks was defeated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
THIS COON Was
RIGHTLY HANGED
Confessed to Five Murders
Before Being Finally
Strung Up

Moundsville, w Va, July If.
H. Johnson, "a negro, was hanged late
today at the West. Virginia peniten-
tiary in this place for the murder
of Mrs. B. Martin at Gypsy, W. Va,
March 3rd, last. Death came nine
minutes after the drop fell.
+. The sensational feature of John
sons last day was confession made
to the chaplain of the penitentiary
in which he said he had committed
five murders during his career.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
PEARy is HOPEFUL.

Sydney, ". 81, July IT Commander
Robert 2. Peary sailed today on the
steamer Roosevelt on another at
tempt to reach tho north pole. His
last remark as he went over the side
of the Roosevelt was that he expect.
ed to accomplish his purpose.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
RECOVERING RAPIDLY

John Mcdonald. son Of James Nc
Donald, who was operated on nine
teen days ago for appendicitis, tx.
poets 70 return home In a few days.
He was very sick boy. but has made
rapid recovery in the last week, and
will soon be himself again
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
GoMPERs SAYS He DIDN'T.

Erie. Pa, July 17.samuel Com,
pers, president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, denies that he sent
a cahlegram to Vim. R. Hearst, urg-
ing the latter to have the Indepen.
dence league support Bryan for presi-
dent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
NAB.B:|EI)
Ascending Express Agent
at Valley City, Who Stole
$4,000, Is Caught

Cincinnati, o., July It'll. H.
Kesaler, formerly of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company at Valley
City, N. D., was arrested this after
noon by detectives. He is charged
with embezzling $4,000. He say he
Will return without reauisition pa
pers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-18
YOUNG ASTOR
into POLITICS

Plymouth. Eng. July IT.. Waldorf
Astor. eldest son Of William Waldorf
Astor, was chosen a Conservative
candidate for member Of parliament
from Plymouth at the next general
elections.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
VOTO A La MUJER.

LCABALLERO QUE NOS DIRI'
JE UNA CARTA MkNTANDO
ESTE ASUNTO, DEBEMOS DEOIR
QUE "LA CORREsP ONDENCIA"
HA PLANTEADO LA QUESTION
PRECIsAMENTE PARA QUE Sc
DISOUTA; Y COMO PARA ELLO
Es NECasARIO QUE LAS OPlNIO'
MES TODAS SEAN CONOCIDAs. Es
EVIDENTE QUE ESTE DIARIO
DARA PUBIIuIDAD A TODAS LAS
OPINIONEs QUE Sc LIE ENVIEN,
YABN PRO. VA BN CONTRA.
NO IMPORTA QUE La DE ESTE
CABALLBRO SEA TAN ORUEL Y
ACERBA CON LA MUJ GR, PARA
QUE Sc COHIBA LA PUBLICIDAD
DE SUS IDEAS AUN CUANDO
ESA OARTA ES DE UNA FRIAL'
DAD Y DEsDEN PARA LA MUJER
EXTRAORDINARIOs VERA La
LUZ PUBLIOA MANANA DEJAN'
DO AL AUTOR Ell ABSOLUTE
PESO DE EUS IDEAS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
PROSPERIDAD EN- JUNCOS.
MuCha Caia en- las IIanuraS de Ia
jurisdiction.
EI GuIiIW dol tlbRrO muy lRlma1o, lIenlRdo
tlnhIn OI vale XtOns08 slembras bio
tOIdV.
Ode mueotrO correspOnsaJ)

NoViembEs 24-El eBtAdo de JuncoB On
hoy de Complets prospOridRd, 10 que per-
mite que On todRB pAEteG, GBf an eI llHno
como On lN montFfR, 0l trRbVjo difundN
luSt0 bienO1tSF.
MuChR cana luco 90 vordor lozauia
On lRE ferso08 llanuFsB de la juriBdioci6n.
La central del pueblo tomR gran incr0'
msuto bujo Ia hGbil y Oompstsnta admins
TRACTION del gsfioE TomGB 8ubiFAna, Iabo'
EiouO intOligonte psninHulsr que reuidi6
largo tempo On Pence y que case en- Ia
migmG CiudGd con una ueiiorita HIS del
patricia don TsmfgtocIeU LagunR.
TOmbi6n estG animadfBimo el CuItivo
del tRbnco.
OubF0n todo 81 vale OxtOnBRH BiombFaB
dc lG EicR hojG nioociGnG, coBsChkndos0
con Ol smplGo del modsFno uiEt8mR de tol.
dos que hRCe superior la calidad dol pro-
ducto.
Sc Bi0mbrR mucho tabaoo On toda ls ju'
TiOdiCci6n, = He 0up0ER an buen prOeio para
OI miumo.
"La ColsCtiva" eBpocialments BiembrR
much0, TODD bajO toldo.
La aOtividsd ogrfoOla, OfraoP, pues, bri'
llantOB p0rGpsCtiVAB dc 6pimoB Fendimien'
tor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
.INCIDENTE EN- Ell
VAPOR De CATANO
Sc foelOn q las malOS abOEbO los
j6venes BOCanegra y Perez.
AEm0se la eouslguisnte confusion Y
huho "eIementas qbe esharOn ma
no de los saIVaViaas.

En- oil vRpoF del senior Vald6s que hsCa
IL trRveBlR entire OatafiO ? Ssu joan, en- al
visjO de Las y cuaEto hoy, hubo un incio
dsnts entire los i6VeneB nefi9r BooRnPgER y
senior P6Te8.
En- GBs mismo vGpOF, y On ell miBmo
visjo el s6bSdo, % sirmR que 81 joven
AguBtfn Perez ls pTendi6 90 sl Baco del
a0fiOF BoCanQgFa IN Gordon largo en- ga
extr0mo IN FOllO de papsI, 10 que lIRmsn
''Fabo".
FL Wfl9r BocBnegEa BRli6 del vRpor sin
dRTSG cuenta do que llavabR Bsmejaute col
gajo en- Ia pRFta de atTds do "a BacO, yS
en IL cRlle un amigo ls llhm6 IR Rtsnci6n
quitGudols de enoimR Gl Eidfculo Rdits.
m0nta.
Eato-dics al ssfior Bocauegsa iu-
dign6. peFo no B8biR quien hRbfR Bido el
RutoF de una broms tan buFds y psHRds.
EGe miDmO din (sGba1o) fac ls ofOinR
dondO trSbuja el uefioF BooaDegFs Ol jovsn
AguGtfD P6rOg = Is di6 unR BRtisfacCi6n &
diCho senior BoORuegrR poE Ia bFOmR penA'
d. que c0u 6l h8bfa usRdo, manifsBt6ndolG
ell senior BOCanegFa que sBtsbB bier, peF0
que 0s8 BBEiafacci6n tsnf8 que BeF en- pre-
B9nCiR del pdblico an donde 81 quisO Eidicu.
IiEaFlO, y RBi foe RooFdado. ElluneB, aver,
81 8thsE BoCaDegEs pidi6 pdbIicsmento 81
j6von Perez ls sxpliCaCi6n que habfan con-
vOnid0, d6ndoBelR Embellishments sl ioven
Perez, habisndo qusdsdo al paFsosr sanja'
dR 10 question entEs smboa j6vsnsV.
P0rO hoy, en- 81 viSjs do l0S y ousrtO
como deCimoD, volvi6 do nusvo BuTgir el
aDunto, del ''rabo" entire m o
j6vsnOB, FetiFAndo ol senior Perez al senior
Booanegrs, ls BatiafaCci6n que le hNbfs
dRdo poEqus 81 no 90 10 meFecfa. IncOuti'
nsnti = sin pGnBRrlo mucho, ls di6 BOOane'
gEs una bofatadR Perez agRrEaudoBa
amboB, = fu6 Ii Do TEoyR.
Entire Gl pRIajs venfan vRTiRB BsfioEitsH,
entire NllGB ls MatuERna, LOubEisl, Goicu
ria, aTm6ndoBe el Consiguiante llanto hu'
bo individuoH que OojieFOn saliva vidaB, con
intenCi6n de CruEar GI Tasto de lB bahia
nRdo.
En- sl vspor ibs un poIicfa inguISr, lo1
detectives SsntB0lla, Psoli un mdGiOo de
10 banda inHulsr que fu6 ell pEimeFo que
intsEvino entire loB Contendiontea. CF0smoB
e8 Ol a0fior LivaPona.
AL llegRr el vapoF fueron ConducidoB por
lou detectives y ell saf1or LivRronA al jusgs'
do municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
POR LOS 8OMBEROS De PONCE.
MGTtin GuStaVO.

Los bomboToB de Ponce maFacen ol ho-
menojO que 81 pueblo les tFibuta. FaaTon
BiOmpFe vRleroGcB Nbn gRdoB. La aigbi-
fCG0i6n del benom6rito CueTpo On GqQellR
CiudAd, On Au historic, 90 E0alme1ta do gran
relieve
SuB GeFv;cioE & Ponoe no 10 han Iimisa 10
BimplOm0nte ls extinction do iucendios, 4
aRlvAr vidas intOreGen en- lRU VoFRcss con-
fSgrGCioDeu dol fuago, exponiendo Ia suya
pV0piR en- tan fRmoBuB aiuieatFo8 como lou
vNrioB oCuEridoa on Ia Playa do8do que
degApREeCi6 ORgi poT complete 10 mar zSnG
COmpT0DdidR entire In Gale Real ls de
AlfonEo XII, y otTOB, y gl mas E0CisntG
en- Ol dop6Hito de ls Standard Oil Oompa'
ny, rin que inCluyamoB eI del cuREtsl de
AFtill0RlR en- los pEimOroB tiempos dc Ia in.
VaBi6n.
En- OBoB caOoB Is fguFs del bombero
pOnCeno 90 dsBtAc6 HismpTs con Eu isono'
mia Aimp6tioS y con 90 a30mG1 reBuslt0
ReCu6rdene ol mas Teoiente, ol dc 10 on.
trada dc lA OSntsrR. Nj 81 psligro de loI
petArdos que expIotaban On ol dcp6aitO de
mAteTiaIsB para 10 GonfsCCi6n do foegos de
REtifciO, nj los inConvsnieDtsB graves que
ofreoi6 lR faltG de pFeRi6n del sguR On
aquslloa ContoFnog, faeTon bsHtRntss { de-
tenor Ol arEojo y la intrspidez con que los
bcmbsTos CombAtieron = al fin abAtisron,
sl terrible impsEio de las llamas.
Asi, de GOe modo 90 porto Biemple 81
bombeTo p0nceno.
Y no tuv0 james ctTo Gcicate para clio
que In OsponGansidAd, SpnIsjada con ol de-
sintsT6I = Ol pEOfandO amor 81 Institute que
es Tu oEgullo y 80 timbro de honor.
PeEO dtCim0S quS 90 Dig' III 3sCi6n ca
muchG en- lG historic do Ia CiudAd del Sur,
porqus baHts EsooFd0r tRmbi6l que en- las
gFandsS tribulSsiones en- las gFRndos deB'
gEaCiAE, el CueTpo de B0mbsTog de Ponce
Fe8pondi6SfroD t6ndolaB cen ssEOnidad y
oombati6ndoIRB con vAlontfa.
En- lRB inundaCiones del SO del s de
AgOHtO, el CuOrpO de BombsroH pEeat6 inoB'
timGbleI EOTviCioB la ciudad, HaIvando
familiEB n6ufrSg8V en- laB corrisntes dss
kordRdRI del "PMt1gueI", previen1o Ol pc
igEo On todaH 70 TT, ? dAndo 6sts 81
frente ain tsmer To- expoEici6n en- que 90
aHriMgAbB.
Y On Ia tFiSts mGdEugSda en- que sTdit
pREto dc 10 oltaCi6n del ferFocarEil, al CUar
po do BombeFos OOtuvo On guardia cum
pli6 nslv6 Ia CiudGd de- fatalos conEa
CusnoiNB do aqu6l eStAdo de CousB anormSI,
CuHtodiRndO lOB presses dc Ia CGrCOl cons
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
PildOraS ROSadaS
| delDr. Williams |
dan vitalidad, energia, buen
humor y buen apeito.
EN- LAS BOTICAS.
% AdnIaISiTaeItR.

Avisamos 4 las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dicO no les Ssr&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con ta-
objeto remitan, no viens acoml
panado del impOrtO de Ia suS-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestrs
1925. Por an semestre $3.50.
POr uR a6O $500. Page an
jcipGdO.
Solamepote y por conducto de
los agentes, 9 directamente con
esta administration Sc podran ha-
GER suscripciones a &La CORES
pondencia,. Ninguna persona,
que no sea 81 Administrators dc
este diario esta autorizada a sus-
cribir recibOspOr suscripciones al
peri6dico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24
LAS OBRAS DEL HOS
pitaI de JunCos.
CueSta este a la nluniCipaIidst Ger
ca de HugVe mil dollars.
Gsrea del CerTO v0GIRO 50 GOastrHIIaH dEs Q tres
plhOlIOa0S pare tabMCuI0sOS,

Han smpezsdo On JunCOE, sl pintoFOaCo
pusbl0 del EGts, ouyB poRici6n topOgrAfioR
8B tan bGllG, las 0bERs de uu mngnfficO
hospital que auffsga Equ0lls PrOgFsaista
muniCipAlidRd.
DichO hospital ssr6 de IN oORto de CsEeA
dc nUave mil dolIaFF.
EatAF6 emplsEGdo al osBts del pueblo,
fGeE8 del radio UTbRno.
El pToy0cto del edifcio ss dsbidO 81
Competentfsimo iugsnieEo BafioE GRndfu
C6RdOvs, hs meFsCido general RpiauHo.
OOnAtATa dicho hospital de u0 solo piHo
con tres CuorpOs: uno central deaEinRdo &
Ia admini0trrci61, cuarto de OpsraCiOns',
dsspenHaT, stc6tsEG, y dos later alsB para
8Alaa de 01fsEm0g, (d0s, p0E RhORR.
Sc trD0F6 en- brsvs uu eomplet9 arsenal
mGtalGsgico.
ConBtar6 adsmds, 81 edifcio, de dcs hs'
bitaci0noB que 90 dsBsinAr&n enfsrmOB
pu disnteV.
DsGFGs del hospital, SObre 81 csrro vsCi'
no, Bs ConRtPuiF6n dos o tres pequefloa pa
bsll0nsB para tUbsEcuIOBOB.
Para tan impoEtants 83itsmonto hay
sl 8fsCto CinCo mil pesos On pFssupu este.
Sc HolicitAE6 tRmbian un Rnticipo de otFoB
cinCo mil pesos para t0rminRci6n del hOs'
pitsl y para congtFUir una RlCantRrilIA que
haca muchB fsItR 81 pueblo.
No hay que dSCir lAO veitajGs que para
lR indicsds muniCipalilsd oftOCsE6 una
obrs de 0Bts fndolP, tan nsCssREia para la
Immediate sfgionto aBiEtencia dc enfsF'
mos que, de otro modo. poF ciEcunstsnciRB
agsuAs & la buauR voluntad del gobieTno
municipal, hAbrfan de verse pTiVsdoI dc IL
gran utilidsd de IN establsCimiento como
al uus en- breva tondFS Ia o. b aci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24

tituy6ndOBo en- grave continols del orden.
iQu6 nnOnoB, pusH, quo sl noble tribute
quo In Ciudsd hidslgs y liberal les va
Eendir. meEsCen Rqu0Ilo0 braves hijoB do
P0ncO
Son, en- IL mayorls slIoU, hijoB del pus'
bio; y, IeuGntos han musEto que cubriSEon
de gloria 30 nombra con accioneB Rbn0ga'
d0H y duOrmen noauO en- ignoEsds sepultu'
"a, como Persia!
LsvEnteHo, pueD, 81 PantB6n de LOS Bonn
bsFou. bravo! Ellos 10 mOrsOen, y "LR
CosFs8PondOncis" 30 oomplaoO On fsliCitaF
81 dignfaimo Club de BefoEaB de Ponce,
que, para Ia juEta y gOnOFoaS obFa, ofr0c8
"a delioado = patFi6tioo concuFBo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-24

Ell Departments do InstsucCi6n he
Rceptado In Eenuncia que del cargo de
mismbEo de lR Junts ESColsr de 8abaua
GEandO pYG8sntara sl doctor Felix TIC.
-HG EsnunciSdo 81 pusBtO do maeatra
de iDgI6s que vsnfa dOG0mpOfGndo en- 81
Dorado, pOr tOneF que traGlRdGrns & iHlB
dc Cubs, 10 maestro Mrs. Alice P. FrO'
derrick.