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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-03
SPEED MANIAcS cURBED.
San Antonio Authorities Set Limit on
Automobiles.

San Antonio. Tex, February 2.-fSpe-
cial.)--Considerable friction has devel-
oped between the city author of
San Antonio and the automobilists. FIX
cellent streets and 1856 miles of fine
macadam roads leading out of this city
the police say. At all events one or
two bad accidents to pedestrians have
aroused public sentiment and the city
council has passed probably the most
stringent automobile law of any mum
cipality in the country. Three miles an
hour is the speed limit in the business
part OF town, five miles an hour in the
residence section, and eight miles an
hour in the suburbs. Two miles an
hour may not be exceeded in turning
corners. Two hundred dollars is tho
penalty il the automobilistst does not
stop when the policeman holds up his
hand. There are other fines, and re-
etrictions provided that have aroused
the ire of the automobilists, of whom
there are several hundred in this city.
Among them are some wealthy Chiea-
go and eastern people who have
brought cir big touring cars here TO
eenjoy the combination, just made for
the automobilists, delightful sunny
weather and long, smooth roads. A
combination of automobilists has been
effected and strenuous efforts will be
made to secure a repeal of the string
.ent ordinances and the passage of a
ffairer law.
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CIVIL SERVICE PLACES.
Examinations for Numerous Positions
Held in Birmingham March 4.

The United States Civil Service COM
mission announces the following examina-
tions to be held on March A.
Assistant geologist. qualified in petrol
ogy at SIS per month, in the geological
survey. This position is temporary in
character and the need for=services of the
appontee will not extend over more tina
six months. AS the result of this exam
ination certification will be made to fill
vacancies as they may occur in the posi-
tions of assistant geoiogist and geologic
aid in the geological survey, at salaries
ranging from $1,000 to $1,000 per annum.
depending upon the qualifications and eX-
perience of the eligibles.
Switchboard operator male) quarter
masters department at large, San Fran
cisco, Cal, at 5000 per annum, vacancy
in the position of special laborer (tele-
phone switchboard OPERATOR, female, 81 %
per diem, department of yards and docks,
Mare Island navy yard. Cal, and va
cancies as they may occur in the position
of switchboard or telephone operator
(either SEX.
Apprentice craftsman (male), office of
the chief Of ordnance. war department,
at $3.50 per annum, and vacancies requiring
similar qualifications as they may occur
in that department Promotion is made
up to $50 per month, in the discretion of
the chief of ordnance An apprentice
may enter the competitive examination
for the position of craftsman (entrance
salary $1,000 to $4,000 whenever, in the
opinion of his superior officer, his train
ing and experience are sufficient.
Aid $500 per annum, in the bureau of
standards, Department of Commerce and
Labor. similar vacancies as they may oc-
cur in that bureau, at $500 and s72O per
annum, and vacancies requiring similar
qualifications as they may occur in any
branch of the service.
More than one day will be required for
this examination.
Men only will be admitted to this ex-
animation
Supervising engineer at 1925 per month,
under the war department, and vacancies
requiring qualifications as they may oc-
cur The department states that the
service in the position mentioned will be
required for period of six months from
Chattanooga national park.
Executive assistant (male), in the bu-
reau of plant industry, Department of
Agriculture, at salaries ranging from
$1,000 to $1,000 per annum. At present
there are two vacancies in this position
one in connection with tobacco investing
tons and the other in the office of hhe
cerealist
Statistican at salaries of from $1,000 to
1890 per annum, in the geological survey,
and vacancies requiring similar qualif1ca-
lions as they may occur in that survey
The commission also announces exami-
nations on April 1916 to secure eligibles
from which to make certifcation to fill
vacancies as they may occur in the posi-
lions of junior engineer and assistant
engineer in the reclamation service.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-03
EGYPTA SINGERS.
Fine Cast for the Opera.

Our old time musicians assert that Bir-
mingham has seldom experienced such a
musical awakening as is manifested at
Egypta rehearsals. The cnoruses in
crease each evening. Nearly 70 names
were added to the rolls Saturday. 1t has
been decided to close the lists after Thurs
day. TIL then new singers may join the
chorus any evening. Rehearsals tonight
and Tuesday night at 7:45 o'clock in Nc
Connell's dancing hall on First avenue.
Among the solo roles assigned are Moth
er of Moses Miss Tia Nunnally;
"Pharaoh's Daughter Miss Gonzella
Byrne; Miriam" Miss Alice Fallon; Zip
porah," Miss Mae Allison Messenger
Angel" Miss Amelia Marckstein; Moses
Sister" Miss Corinne Vorenberg; Moses
the Babe Baby Frances Washington
Piper; "Pharoah" Fred Putnam: 1.-THE
Prince" ]. D. Oliver, Jr.; Aaron" Owen
Gillespie; "Amram,' Lewis Egts; Her
ala," John d. Tucker; "Overseer,' Muir
ray Baker.
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At the Gayety.

Bob Manchester's Cracker Jacks will
be the attraction at the Gayety theatre,
the popular burlesque house on the corner
of First avenue and Nineteenth street
this week, beginning with matinee
this afternoon. The company is among
the largest burlesque shows on tour, con-
tanning besides several first class come
dams, good vaudeville acts, large NUM-
Der of good looking and well dressed
chorus girls. The two burlettas are not
only interesting and humorous, but are
we'll put on, the scenic effects and cos
tuning of the chorus being out of the
ordinary. Manchester never did send out
a cheap company and the one intf3irmng-
ham this week comes SO well recommend
ed that the local manager, Harry Yost,
is confident that the patrons are going
to be pleased. The Cracker Jacks made
a big hit in Cincinnati the past week.
Matinees are given daily at the Gayety.
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king Casey"

Surrounded by large and capable COM
pany of singers and comedians, Johnny
and Emma Ray will appear at the Btjou
this week in an entirely new connection
of mrth in two acts, entitled king
Casey" from the pen of Aaron Hoff-
man. The plot is consistent and exceed
ingly funny, dealing with the adven-
lures of the twin brothers, Dan and Pat
Casey. The action takes place in the
Waldorf-Astoria hotel, New York city, and
on the Island of LalIa Pa Zaza, In
which latter place Dan endeavors to
reign as king in the absence of his
brother, the real king. Costumes and
scenery are all new and the production
has been deliberately staged, under the
management of E. D. Stair. The usual
matinees will be given.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-03
Bic CONTRACT FOR
RAILROAD WORK
Queen & Crescent Gives lob to
Knoxville Firm
FORERUNNER OF ACTIVITY
First Big Contract Given by Railroads
in South for Some Time, and
Other Work Will Soon Be
Put in Operation.

Chattanooga, February 2.-(Special)
Announcement was made here yester-
day that the Cincinnati, New Orleans
and FeNai Pacific railroad had awarded
to the William J. Oliver Construction
company of Knoxville a contract for
the construction of a double track rail-
road line TO connect the main lines of
the Southern and Alabama Great South
ern railroads with the local terminal
properties of the Queen and Crescent
system. The work VIII cost in excess
of 100000.
This is tie first railroad contract of
moment awarded in the south since last
September and it is believed that con-
tracts which the Southern railroad re-
Gently had annulled. will be taken IN
in the near future. The principal lines
in the south which are allied with the
Southern railroad have recently had all
expenses cut as low as possible and
the money saved in this manner will
be used toward completing the work al
ready started, is believed by many. The
Southern railroad and lines operated by
it have about $5,000,000 work of work
started in this immediate vicinity. and
it is thought that all of this work will
be resumed shortly
The contract awarded by the Cincin
natl, New Orleans and Texas Pacific
railroad calls for a double track ..ne
from Alton Hark to the new terminal
station. 1t will give direct connection
between the new station the Lookout
Mountain tunnel and the Stevenson eX-
tension. The contract provides that the
work shall start in seven months and
in order to have it finished in that
time, MIR. Oliver will arrive here Mon
day to personally supervise the com
meneement of work. There are about
100000 cubic yards of ,-.rt to be moved
from Alton Park to different parts of
tn e line
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Mayor of Toxic"

With both scenes laid in the ancient
city of Toxic, Japan, a Russian spy and
the remnants of an American comic
opera company, there is plenty of local
color and many amusing situations in the
new Richard earle farcical opera, THE
Mayor Toxic" that will be the attrac-
ton IT the Jefferson theatre Tuesday mat
inee and night. The music, which is
by w. f. Peters, is said to be unusual
ly tuneful, with more catchy numbers
than often fall to the lot of present day
comic opera Among the numbers that
have achieved the most popularity are:
PITY My Pitiful Plight" When the
Ocean Breezes Blow" THE Silver Sea
of Love. " "F oolishness,' Toxic and Il
Like YOU"
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A UCTION! A NC TON
100 Mules. 49,
30 Horses.
vrTHnNrTcnA


FEBRUARY 9th, 1000 A. M.
The following parties have
consignments in this sale:
Schillinger Brewing Com
pany, horses.
Alabama Brewing Company,
horses.
Brewer & Jones, mules.
Watkins & Agee, mules.
r. e. Bowden, mules.
L. Brooks, mules.
Peter Glenn, mules and
horses.
Wright Bros, mules and
horses.
A real opportunity to secure
bargains.
FIES & SONS.
Sd Avenue and 10Th Street.
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Five Buildings Burned.

Buchanan, w. Va, February "A
IRE, which started in the Morrison
hotel here early today, was only
brought under control tonight from as
sistance received from Weston, W. Va.
The hotel and four other buildings and
one residence was completely destroyed.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
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TRAVELLING MAN DIES.
Heart Trouble Causes Death While
in Hotel.

Meridian, Miss, February 2.-(Spe-
eial. Herbert w. Booth aged 80 years,
travelling representative for the Brown
Shoe company of st. Louis, Mo-, died in
this city in his room at the Southern
hotel this morning about 3 o'clock.
Death was due to heart trouble. He
was one of the most popular travelling
men on the road. His remains Were
shipped to San Antonio, Tex, for in
terment His brother, John Booth of
New Orleans, reached here in time to
accompany the remains to San An
tonic.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II 1t fails
to cure. Il. W. GROVES signature is
on each box. Zoe.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-03
THIS DAY IN
HISTORY OF
BIRMINGHAM

February 8, 1886:
Work of tearing down the old Relay
house begins today. The building is being
torn away to make place for the new
passenger station. This is one of the first
buildings ever erected in Birmingham.
The people of Birmingham are growing
more enlightened on weather matters. and
the signal flag on the Alabama State
Bank building is very much looked up to-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-03

Ads illustrated with good cuts are
trade winners-The Gawk makes good
cuts.
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MASK BALI ippodrome,
Monday night. Prizes to best
dancers. Grand march 10
o'clock, after skating session.
Gentlemen, Toe; ladies free.
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The Age-Herald publishes the famous
Silent Eye" story, giving exclusive ac-
count of the Dick Halves tragedy
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February 3, 1894:

1T is generally reported and believed
that the three justices of the peace who
are to be impeached will resign as soon
as they get wind of what is up"
Birminghams weekly bank clearings
have climbed back to normal being about
s650,OOO.
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February 8, 1898:

February 8, 1898:
In a short time the electric cars will
be put on the line via the government
building on Second avenue and out
Eighteenth street to Fourth avenue
thence down Fourth avenue to Seven
teenth street and thence out Seventeenth
street to Eighth avenue. The track is
now being completed.
A severe cyclone visits Gate City, Wood
lawn and other sections of the district, do
ing much damage to property, but no one
is reported killed; however, several peo-
pie are reported injured
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February 8. 1885,
1t is announced that fuel gas plant
to cost s25O,OOO will be built in Birming
ham at once.
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February 8. 1899:

# 2 JI IIdI y o, Io5J.
Severe wind storm passes over north
ern part of the county, destroying much
property. Several people are reported to
be severely injured.
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DIR. ". II.
HOLLOWAY
Specialist Pri-

waite Diseases
| guarantee you
n cure and give
you reference
with permission,
to First Natl
Bank, Jefferson
County Savings
Bank and the
Commercial State
Bank, as to my
responsibility.
Office, First
National Bank.
ours, $3.50 am. to
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February 3. 1000.

February 3, 1900:
Contract is let for the erection of office
building for the Louisville and Nashville
railroad on Twentieth street. facing the
freight office. The building will cost
s25, 900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-04

= RXfDgul6 sue perfumes; IN ave que mu'
rio con suB arpegiO0 en- la gaFganta.
Si Ia Union, qg0 represents Ia mayors,
en- ol oEdsn On gI paf8 pUeFtoFEiqusfio CON-
tinGa % ffancs = leal labor, en- demands
do iUstieiR dGPeehog, BuB enfoeE4oB no
BeE6u notaH psEdidss en- ol psntGgEa ma dc
la pOIitiCa americana Hino heCh08 tGDgi'
bl0a.
Este triunfo oap!6odido representa- 81
triunfo de la patFia. OanBados oltGn Lon
C0EsbFoTy dsbilitadaB las SneFgfaB con tam
TO pediE inDfruCtUoSamsnt'; peEO hs llega-
Do 81 momonto sublime, decisive, Ga qu0
laB eOnCiOnCiaB y vOIUntadOS unidAg digsn
al pueblo RmaFicRn0: noBotTog Loo pueEto-
torEiquefos qusFemoB que DO mGB EeG0nOS.
co Gen0 Pusbl0 ilu8trad0 ? patFi6tie0, pOr.
que eatAm0s> OstanCs CRp8Cit8 d o
para 81 d0sampefip de nUeStToB pFopi0g in
tsr0Seg; que 0BeR rosa e8quiImadR t0nga do.
EsOho gezRE de SaB libsEtadaB como los
d0mdG pUGbloB del uniVsTs8.
Una labor de esfa0Pzos 0mp8zBRG. En-
niDgunR 6peCB Pusrfe Rico babfS RtPavo.
BadO p0F p0Ff0dos san h6ndo9 ,Como egtos
en- que 90 dilUCida Bu poFVaniR. 81 tio1a-
20 8pRGmiR , neC0BaTIo o. que los honhbEeB
20 habitugn R8C0nOcoV BuB debere y pqs
dries sin meno8Cab0 da Bu dignidad, paRa
que Loo gobsFnantal C0mpRondan que GA
nusRtr0I COFRE0nGg neEament9 CEiOlIoB lle'
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Ell CEfmsn del heTerO del pueblo.
H 9rupasats J aulsDtIslmO sOerot.rIo.

Comsti6 IN dslito do psna capital al hslFO
70 do un pueblo, en aqUellR epoCa 0n que
Los RICRldOs iuTgabAn = gontsnciaban , hR'
Cfan eieCutRT las ssntsnCiag, sin mas con-
suits sin mEB RpFObECi6D.
Los VeCinoA que 0Ean On 30 mayer parts
IabERdoEsg, 50 iuntaEon Cuando aupi0T0n ls
ssntOnCis y 90 pEsgsntaFon anita 81 sIcAlds
pidisndo 81 indUlt0 del REQ.
-OOnO8CO, seiiorSS, que tisnen ustedOB
Fsz6n, dijo 0l slcalde; p0Eo 10 Icy o. 10y y
Ii iuBticiR justiCia, tSn0mos una Cuenta con
OlI8 = @ n0CWaEiO psgaEla.
- -VOCinoB y h0mbre1 buOneD, dijo al
soCROtaEi0-qus @ propasAb8 t0maE lR
pRlAbFR pOEquo % opinion era 0IouehGda
con guGt0;-pOr IN lad0 VSo quo d hsrRa'
70 hGO0 muohR fAltO, poTquO 40 hay otEO;
al miamo tismpO Ia juBtioiA sxigs que
muGEa an hombEe: ls question @ diffciI;
psEo 70 ancuontEo una GalidR. Solo tons'
mos m hoEHoEo, p0T0 tsusmog dos teied0'
EsI que no tiOnOn tEabBjO; shOEquomoB 6
uno de 0llos, y llsvsmOB al hsEF0EO 81
hRgua.
k1sa prOpoBici6n fu6 rsOibida CON outu'
Biaamo.
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pFogEeziBtaB. Y aunqu0 PuOEtO Rico no
hA podidO ConqNiBtaE "a ibsFtSd con 0l
fmp0tu do la f0SEzH, luehR y foEOejeR pOE
ConguiBtRRlaB CON 81 RFmR falguFGnt8 do
laH ideas GximiGB.
EsLan EUChaa del pGnDami0nt0 hRFEn biGn
pronto enmudOooE lO8 OAfi0ne8'', ABf NOS
dice el gran tribuno del GiglO. NuO8tra
IilA, auTlqu0 as0tada de continue P0E Las
TaChRB fFfaB dol dGgpOtiunn0 ex6tiOO, hoy
deBpeTtandO de ~ Istaygo. 6 impulaadR
pot un solo psnaa mi0nto, podir& sn6EgiCa'
mSnt0 al pueblo americana que diC0 ing'
piEaEBS On lan mEximRB BublimO8 que Ot0F'
COLE Dios al haoorIR BuTgir dol CO8mOs
infinite, Bu daRaChU.
La "Uni6n" pu0dg 0nCauzRE 81 pals poE
d0FEotsP08 de Luz; psr0 90 neOOEaEio que
90 diGiF 0 / loo nubG3 dc egE0gb0 que puedan
pEaHsntaEua en- 81 Ci0lo dc RuB R9piRaCi0nsa
= eaaR nubaCilIaB SON Loo EopubliCano8.
jQu6 piOnBRn? JAdO B9 diEig0 IR nave dc
8uB montidRB iluBi0n0g ? COmbatid8 poE Las
rsCiRB olag de HuB muOhO0 fraCaBon? Ca
nina CON Rumbo hGci8 el OOribdia do lR
diBolu,si6n! jY sab0i8 por que? Porous
los palVtidoB politicoB, como los individuoa
= los lSu0bloB, Cumplen Bu bu0nA maIa
mission en- el mundo. ABf lag CoHag On al
oRdan de In natuRRla8a. El paRtidO re-
public ano tu6 IN aGtDO que perdi6 gus
fulgOT8B; una rosa que mREChit6 "a C0Fols
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CueDtsS galanaS.

Rn26n tenis sl diario del sur psrs
RnUnCiaF que aver mo habTfa Aguils. "
D0bi6 DgFsgaE: nj paEtido E0publiCaDo.
DijO que ''no vSrfs ls luE" = ls sali6
v0EdRd.
ABegaE6 el paa0 do 200 unioniasas loH
FOpubliCRn0g , 81 tEiunfo en- Adiuntas pOE
igaal n6moFo dc votRntoD efsCkivsmsntS,
AdjuntaB di6 una mRyoEfR do mas dc 500
v0t0g.
81 On tods hs eatsdo tan RCsEtada "El
AguilA" como en- sBO de AdjuntaU, 10 hR
luCide.
Es do pFagumiF que habfa que amman
Les huaRte8 rspubliGsnas, y ds1pueB dc TO-
do O5s BeEfa I'M 0ng6Go m6a OOmpatriO'
taB nusatF0B.
OuatEo diasrftOg, dijo 81 mi6me diaRio,
que gabaRfan aus amigos poE 5.6O0s vO'
toal!! -
OsSi nRds, una biOoCR
Y no hR obtsnido nj unG solo. Nj uno!!
VstiOin6 msyOria en Goa b.js y ls a.
li6 al Fsy6I. - -
Sc squivoC6 tambi6a ca sI c6Iculo de
L. oIeCCioneg GA Cosmo. supuso (gupo'
nsr aV) una mayoR1n az /. 200 , no cont6
CON el tic Pace. - -
Lo miamo ca San Gorman y dsmGB
puebIoB EepubliCsnos. Y ClaTo GBtE, 81
douenCanto hs Bido atros, abEaCsdabFants,
a6lo p0Equ0 no % quilisgon tomaE-ol ira
baio "a pEsdioaF y pueblo II vsFdad.
MAJ al p6tEfoe1m0 O nUGgGTO8 CaF8'
bros Esyos De luz dsl Bol do Lac idaas que
cal iR n = mRtan.
(E Cantor del 9WGdiana.)
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M0MENTO SUPREME.

81 tSl6g'afO tEajo hAuta nos oI triuufo
dc 10 pGtFip.
iPuSTtoTEiquefioS unidoy, otrR vs8 onaoS
On 0l alma luminoBR do BoTinquen la ban
daFR de Ia pA2!
Y gAli6 triunfante an l0B ComiCiou.
& mOnORa do FRchB edifcRuta Onvw0l.
v0 loo hORisOntsa de GatA terra 81 ,rro.
gTGBo que 90 irioia.
PRreCe como que Grru!lan Isg kva1 en-
blimeg del amor la CRnci6a de Ia Hbsrtnd
y aEomatizRn las roaas del bien sl ambiants
de lA jultiCiG.
TodoB loB pNeblog del plausb1 para IL
congOCuCi6n do AUS fin08 atEaVsysPon via.
OluCis hoEriblOg. Ahi tsneiO s Cubs, Fran.
Cia, America. P0F 0Go ss que cuanton
con 6pOOSB de OpE0Ai6n = 6supotismc; poro
como ltras I9 tempsItHd F0apaEoc0 Ia
CAIma ConBoladOr0, d0Spu6E de Gun laTgou
infoEtunioS ven Ia aurora do ID libsrFsd
luCir.
On pueblo sB libER Cunndo uuisr0 lorlc:
OEAnd9 tienO ca "a CoEaz6n aosndrsdo ca
tRitG1mo, ga nUB vsnRU gl6buIos roioB y
On gu E0stro dignidad.
GEsCta, neCsaitRndo gRcudir 81 Vug0
tuEcO, 90 sub!ev6 en- d 1921, consiauisn3o
Bu independence On eI 1880; Frsncis 1eg.
tEuysndo el pOdaE monfrquiCo toPn6ae Fl ,.
EaCiente, ropdbIicS con g1bisrno unitaris,
deBdo 0l 1870. y 81 pueblo amaricano m
tempo g'bernOdO deIp6ticamouto DOE In
Gran hEets fih Oonoci6 Ous dsreCho5 dg.
boFsB, y con Ia pEotsltH eu6ygiOs an Ia,
IabiOS, 81 fuGil en- lOB hombroa y sl aatnfo
Warrington poF guiO, Gali6 do aquOl ostos
do de oPEeai6n, y ri6adcg0 DO Fs dusFiG y
BcbeFanA de loo mares COnoCidoa ompsz6
ViVir 10 vida luminoDR do loa pn0bFaT I
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Nuestro CompsfiBrO SempeG.

Por motives de iudole interior de entas
oieinsu hS BuBpsndido % viAja 4 10 isla
nusStEo OompafisE0 ssmpOE, quien 60 pro
p0nfa aRliF hoy para vREiag poblaCiOneB 90
agunteG de IL 0mpTsga. Contin6s poF
6hoEs aquf = OpoEtUnRmente infOFmAremoB
de "a sRlidR para 0l expResado vislV..
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GABLES DE HOY.
las slsGGionss pIesidsncfsIes en- los
Estados lInidOs. -.
EI llinlstlO De Relaci0nGs EXteDiOres
de SelVia en- una. ltelVieW".
Rasia Iehusa Iseon0csT Ia anexI6D
De 10 Bosnia Herzegovina.
AIaTnla en- Ia capital de SsTVia.

Nusva Y01k, NvbRa A. HeFmoBO
tempo rein6 durants TODD el dfR dc
aver, para LAD aIsccionsB pEelidenOialsS
Ii luchR fa6, como Ho habis prsviBto, aF
dentflima y EeiiidR en- este EatadO. D.Gde
Leo pFimeFaB hoTas'd0 lR lisa, TODD 81 mun'
do juBgabR SECURE 81 tEiuDfo del candida
10 Ropublican0 Wi.Iiam H. Taft. Apog
tEbass Ssis 6 Uno por Gate. EntuaiaumO
extgaoEdinaFio caun6 en las maSRB Eopubii'
Osnas Of anunOio de la mayoEfa obtsnidA
poF Taft.
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H HuMACAO

Ql tnbo ~ dol die, h' cibido O in
GgurN da locales euviaron tuadoB hsR h po6aG6n Dho
ganad los unOnia
q
ULTIMA H6RA-El pucno 1867
confrmRdR Unios
maud de
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TrIbnnAI SgDrema Do PggrtO RleO.

senAIamionto de apaIaoi6n en- pEOOedi'
misnto de HsbaaB Corpus. 4to. t6'mino
do saaions8 del afio 1908. NoviembEg,
vieEnoB 6.-El Puablo de Puerto contra
Manuel BuitE0go, pFOc8dimisnto do HA'
beag Corpus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-04
l743 lDniOnistas en- Carolina.
(Por tsl6grAfc.

RscibimOB hoy de Carolina ol UiguisntO
telegrama:
''Carolinas NoviembEs 4 9. a. m.-"CO'
FTOgpOndsnCiA" San Juan. ROBultado cleo
Ci6n 1743 unionintas , n rspublicanOg,
-CoEFOsp0nnAI."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-04
2,608 V0t0s co San Sebastian.
EI trIgnf0 aSeguradp on Of dlStrItO.
(Por tSI6gFafO),

R0CibimOD hoy de San Sebastian ol to-
legFama que DiguO:
s'san Sebastian, Nov. 4 1917 a. m.
"Corrsapondsncis de P. RI San Juan.
Triunfo OBpl6ndidO dos mil SsiBCisnt0B
oCho votOB mayoFfa unionista: diatEitO
AguadiIlG, aBaguTado. Font.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-04
Los NUMEROS HABLbN.
8th0 e c6mPlD de las ssCcDe Dc aver esu8 una nay8 u1ha
de- $40 votos sobe los 40 42 del de oVem6s Dc 1906
Los isttos de Guyana sGbo San Juan umaea han dsto mayor
cOntngelte de votos q "a ua6n.

ooDnua6n dao dal del aItAdo o votaen esda y
dsGRan0 Obdag
munipRdad ttos "a
Fa6n LbRo obtuVo ptNRon
faT anoChe Ia
qu0g hisE0n algun0B .
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IT. Silva Banking & Commercial Comp.

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