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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29

,raanfnx LID prices, but in the interest of iegitimate merchandiEing .. What I mean is that I am a&n.,ns.s a&in.nr.s the man who will cut ms compss.eCr ". o,,s ppr't For inc e sake ga of the professional shop ner vyho makes 1t a practice to go from one place to another taking the ias. 2 ,h9n fnrther reduction and, other like prae- ticeaL" he said. He declared that ne believed in cooperating Tn doin9 "a clean. fair and square business ana ia in ssid that merchants, fn all lines of bus iness were just learning that there was advantage in cooperation mae pendent of ot aay cnyytroIinR atliSt pTlces uG %
 Rane McMiilan also delivered an ad- dress of much value and interest at the afternoon session. As saolSSs lSs : MT. McMillAn said that it was not only Convenient to the merchant but fair to the trading public to mark the price of couid read and understand.- He point ed out that when this system was fol. lowed a customer could send hts cnild to the store to purchase an arteie wtsn En could go and do it himself. He sac that all good business principles were In favor of the marking or mercnen- o'Sg neIeaates M to see Baseball Game:
 On account of accepting an invite ton of the local wholesale hardwere dealers to attend the baseball game the Sessions scheduled for today will pc cornbined and all business rushed through before the noon adjournment. '.
 The program for today is as follows;
 Frfday Morning, May 20.
 iOpen Session.).
 For hadrware saiesmen and nom
 pansrEwhat Kind of Advertising by the Manufacturer Benefits the Retail CT to the Greatest Extent?-C. A. simp- | Question box iup charge of M L. Co., The business man in politics.
 Does the price or the article itselr in a window display attract tna GUS '0Tot pe YOU find the R. F D. of use in a6- yertising your business?
 Does 1t pay to run B. and 10 cent coshl5 shos,l5 we encourage the manufact- rrsrNof patented specialties to establish A uniform retail price? . Good buying-what does it consist of?
 Devoted to hardWars BaiSsm1n NWA~ have no troubles.l
 Reports of ~committeee.
 Constitution and by-laws~
 Resolutions.
 Location of next convention.
 Nominations. #,
 Auditing. ff'
 in Memoria.
 Election of oficera.
 Unfinished busines&
 sue convention will close with. an ex: ectItive session in which the wosk ann nlane for the next year Will De DISGUISE cd and agreed on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
RTRMINGHAM SCHOOLS.

Birmingham, May 2s-(Spectai)-Ihe ne rrad,,ation exercises of the Birmingham High school were held tonight In the High School building. .-..
 Diplomas were given to fifty-two vonnr men and women. The exercises were attended by a large number or citizens. The program was most inter esting. s.,,,.o. S,,, 1. cAoroe P. MacLean, Ph. D. IL. D., prasident of the University of Iowa.
 pr. J. H. Phillips, Superintendent of +ha nublic schools in Birmingham pre- sAnted the diplomas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29

tons relation to the church. Shortly after Mir. Sheiton's resignation as pas tor of the Adams Avenue Baptist church. about nine months ago. he and united with the Southside Baptist church. Recently he obtained his let ter in full fellowship from the South . side Baptist Church. and was voted enue Baptist Church at large congre- gatlonal meeting. He was received without a dissenting vote, every mem Der present extending the hand of vel Shelton Is now a member of Adams Ay- enne Baptist Church in full fellowship and good standing.
 Second-It has been. said by some %Sich was s hed the sGth Of tsis mon that Mir, Thomas J. Scott preferred charges against Mir, Shelton and that the church sustained the same.
 nue Baptist Church. do solemnly de- clare that the charges preferred by Mir. Scott were not accepted by the church and were voted down.
 We furthermore state, that if said charges have been recorded by the Clerk, Willis l.. Chandler, in the rec ords of the church, he has done So of his own accord. against the voice of the church. s7r
 Third-As to the unfortunate occur renee in our church on last Wednesday evening, we, the deacons of Adams Ave- nue Baptist Church, state the follow
 There was call conference at the close or prayer meeting to investigate as to why certain letters auth orized by the church had not been sent the parties. This matter failed to get be- fore the church and no other business was transacted.
 The statement that has been made that resolution prevailed to invite a council to Investigate as to whether church or not. Is incorrect.
 The Committee on Supply appointed by the Conference upon the reclamation of Rev. H. ". Fancher asked Rev. Jno. Bass shelton. also a former pastor. to lead the meeting last Wednesday even ing. Shorty after the opening of the meeting Mir. Shelton was abruptly in- terrupted by Mir. Gaston Scott Mir. Shelton paused for a moment Mir Scott took his seat. Then MT. Shelton and the organist proceeded with a song in leading the congregation, but in- stantly MT. Scott and his brother in corrupted both the singing and the reading of the Scriptures in divine worship creating so much confusion that Mir Shelton could not proceed. He smply stated to the church that unless they protected him from this intrusion of the Messrs. Scott. by virtue of the law of Alabama that forbids the dis turbance of divine worship, he would have to leave. At this Juncture police protection was called and Mir. Shelton was allowed to conclude the serviee without further Interruption.
 We the deacons of Adams Avenue Baptist Church and representing what we know to be the true sentiment oi the church, make these statements at facts with love towards all who may be concerned
 Signed.
 c. J. Thrasher, Chairman.
 A. c. Hendley, W. T. Perry, c. " Walden Deacons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
A JASPER SENSATION
STATE SENATOR M. L. HEATH HAS
 DIsAPPIcARED.
Leaves Wife and Family and Wrltes Letter IntlmntinE that He Has
 Gone to South America,

Birmingham. May 2s.--(SpeciaL)- All Jasper is discussing the sudden de- parture on May IS of M E. Leath. State Senator of Walker county for the East ostensibly on business, and the receipt of a letter by his wife dated May 24 winch intimates that he is gone never to return again. He says that he will so to South America.
 4 check for $500 was sent back home by the Senator and the instructions are said to have been given that all accounts due him were to be collected balance should go to his family, which consists of wife and three daughters
 It is stated that Senator Leath re. gently sold piece of property for sS'eoO out of which a note at the bank For Sl, 900 was taken up.
 Senator Leath, stRndB high in walk ar county Ills Gamf1yr Go excited over
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
 MEETS TO CANVASS VOTES

Chairman H. S. D. Mallory, of the state t,ennocratic Executive Committee, came to Montgomery yesterday from sema. orgsnization today at noon. The meet ing will be held in the Council cham Der. oe +h.
 Practically all ne.ad the men0 to Se present % m Surinr the meeting. the purpose or which is to canvass the vote cast Tor tba State offices in the primary of May Is There will be no other business hefore the committee and adjournment ia expected this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
ACK HALE,s TRIAL.
Jury VIII Decide Fate OfGlrl'a sIl
 Hlmwu.nu.v..wus

Jury VIII Decide Fate OfGlrl'a Slayer
 Tomorrow.
 Bristol, Tenn. May 2s.-The fate of Ack Hale. on trial for the murder of his sweetheart. Lillie Davis at Blount- vile. will be in the hands of the jury tomorrow morning. Many witnesses were dispensed with and the case brought to atconelusion this afternoon. The court gave the attorneys on either side. two hours each in which to make their argument to the jury.
 The closing speech of J. S. Aahwoxth. for the defense. will be made tomorrow morning and Judge Tyler will imme. diately charge the jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
-- coII,u. in NotanuIrn.

Notasuiga. May 2s.-(SpeciaL)--C. L. eoIIins Superintendent of the Florida GUti'Ssloon League. with headquarters at Jacksonvine, Fla. spoke to a large and appreciative audience last night
 Mr Collins is a forceful speaker and weII nosted in regard to the temperance
 He was Superintendent of the Ken tuckv Anti Saloon League four years Before going to Florida.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
NEW DECATUR POsTOFFIoD.
w.rner May Lose Place And Several
 waHt It. '-


 Want It. ~'- Decatur. May as-(spseiap-Ths in- d,cations are that there win be sensa' t,onal developments within the next few days as to the postoffice in New Decatur. xUu,,ar n, A. Warner. the postmaster lS 'tO .CHS s,S,1ss, ls rooved and that his place will be fiIlsd hy S anpointment There are alreaay ssversi Ds active applicants for the .ot- flee, among them being tns a. exISss- Ss s- ne ster7 Ell P. Jennings, Charles Sas- sett and pr. Chenauit- .... Postmaster Warner said today that he had no intimation from the depart. part. nent at washington that ne was 70 '.os os reTnoved. He, said that he knew or tn.e tn.s fsct,, howevr, that there were several apblicants for the. office. This office pays oyer s2,ooo . ye4ssS. oour,v chair. man. % of the Thompson faction of the Re- publican party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Resolutions of Respect adopted by the
 Matr0ns Club, On the Death of it's

Resolutions of Respect adopted by the
 MatrOns Club, On the Death of it's
 PreRident, Mrs. Mamie Walker. There is no flock. however watched
 But one dead lamb Is therel There is no hreside, howsoe'er de-
 tended.
 This hour as never before. we are made to feel the infinite sadness in the opening stanza of "Resignation."
 For the first time in the history of our organization the Angel Angel of Ds Death at D every heart with sorrow, sleeping each soul in deepest gloom.
 Just as the year was rounding into beauty. while the earth was flooded soms were bursting into life and the air was musical with the mock birds call, the silent messenger came so soft. of our beloved president had burst asunder the bands that bound 1t unto things terrestfal and on angels wings had sped away through realms of light, into the presence of the God who gave
 when we think of the pure and beau tiful life she lived. of those so near and dear to her. of the three. little ones her so, with bursting hearts we cry aloud My Godt My Godi why should she be taken away? Yet holding fast our faith in God, who ooeth ah thlhe welI with full assurance of the re- union of kindred spirits in life be- yond the tomb, we look to him through falling tears and meekly pray Thy will
 Therefore. that we may give visi- bie proof of our love and esteem, Be 1t resolved;.
 First, That we tender the family our heartfelt sympathy in this, their hour of sad bereavement.
 Second, That a copy of this memo rial be sent the family.
 Third, That this, with other proceed. incs relating thereto be spread upon the minutes and become permanent part of the records of our organiza-
 Fourth. That a copy be furnished the printer for publication. c,.,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
D u se..,orn EIecte13

EIuntgville, May 2b.-ISpeoiaI.) )-The c,t1 sohol board has elected Robt. E. Sass,ons of Covington, Ga, as principal of the city schools. Mir. Sessions is an Soror graduate of Harvard and has tauTht schol for several years at va rious points in the south. He is a na- five of Montevallo. There were about hundred applicants for the position here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
MIR. GUNNEI.s FEN ROUTE.
state Superintendent of Ed Education

S'A Passes Through the City.
 Iror Harry c. Gunnels. State Super ,,taUdent of Education, passed through MontSomery last night from Tusca, ioosa. en route to Mobile w9eFs tSa ne sos wr, rd PTrvstees of the Daphne Normal ScbooI tomorrow. Governor Corner was SSeFsIned at Tuscaloosa, where both of- acsrs were in attendance on the Board roeating of the University.
 nl1 1Sun SoI,arnor is expected to join the o4har members of the Daphne Normal Sshoo, Board in Mobile tomorrow. He TSsy come 10 Montgomery this morning from Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
IAN1Fs HOME CURE REMED1Es

ror Drug Addictions, AIcohoIlsm. Tobacco sna Cigarette Habits Nervousness and In.. somnia will be furnished at the following Whiskey. Wine or Beer -: .si3. 50 Tobacco, Cigarettes or Snuff 500 An Toru of Nervousness or Insomnia s % N' prtcsa for Hypodermio or Internal Home treatment for Drug Addietions win be fur nished on application. with Tree sample treatrnent, charges prepaid.
 ponisiata on Drug Addictions Drunken rAss and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits, containing testimoaas: sso;, sent sssisd V1si AddrssS Charles B. James. or James, sanatoriuna -af0 Poplar Ave, Memphis. Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Canst Atteud FunernI.

Dallas, Tex. May 2s-Gensral W. [, Cabell. who has assumed command Of the United Confederate Veterans. will be unable to attend the funeral of cen eral Lee. owing to the damage to the raliroads of Che Statas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
Saves Husband
 From Morphine
Good Wife is Now Doing All She Can
 to Help Others.

to Help Others.
 James Sanatorium, Memphis, Tenn Gentlemen: received paper today containing my husbands testirnoniai. MT. Edmunds has also received a mum Der of letters from poor, unfortunate drug users, asking If he was really cured without leaving home by the James Home Treatment, and do not hesitate to write them that my hus- band is a cured man and that his cure was accomplished through your Home Treatment. We are doing all we can for the good work and hope others may get relief through your wonderful Treatment. Our home Is now happy and the future much brighter. With many thanks, l remain,
 Very respectfully
 MRS. M. C. EDMUNDS
 Calvert City. Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29
FREE nRuG cuRE.

cbas. B. James, 2IO Poplar Avenua
 Memphis Tennessee. Please, sand
 to my address all charges paid. a frsa trial bottle for patient using (state here
 number grains used each 24 hoursl. Sraina of (state kind of drug hers). State here if used by mouth or hypoder- raicaIly '''''''..'''........ Name ....''.'.........., Town ................ stats .......... ! N..rsut Express Office ................
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-29

the sudden leave taking. Friends of Senator Leath believe he will return home
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-30
NO Sc DEscUTDE I'D.

Los varios s1ntomas de una
condici6n debilitada que tOda
persona reconoce en- 81 misma, es
una advertencia que por ningun
concepto deber1a pasar desaper-
cibida, pues de otra manera los
g6rmenes de enfermedad toma-
ran incrementO con gran peli-
gro de fatales consecuencias.
Los g6rmenes de la tlsis pue-
den ser absorvidOs pOr los pull
mones 4 cualquiera hOra echan-
do raices y multiplicandose, 4 no
ser que el sistema sea alimen-
tado hasta cierto puntO que le
facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
que es tan sabrosa como la miel
Y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, que
extraemos directamente de los hi
gados frescos del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta Y
Cerezo Silvestre, fortifica ell sis
tema contra todos los cambios de
temperature, que producer inva-
riablemente Tos, Catarro, Asma,
Gripa, T1sis y tOdas las enferme-
dades emauadas por debilidad de
los pulmones y constitution ra-
qu1tica. Tomada 4 tempo evil
ia la tisis; tomada a tempo la
cura. Gel Sr. Professor Bernardo
Urueta, de la Botica Frizac en- la
Ciudad de Mexico, dice: Por la
presente tengo ell gustO de parti=
cipar 4 Uds. que he usado en- mi
hiio, enfermo de Nal de Pott Y
por indication del Sr. DR.. Rafael
Lavista, la Preparation de VAN.
pole, que Uds. preparan y ademas
de que le ha hecho mucho bien,
su est6mago la tolera muchfsimo
mejor que las otras preparacio-
nes de aceite de hfgado de baca-
lao. Igual cosa ha pasado con
algunos otros nifios q quienes
les he recomendado que usen la
medicina de Uds." Basta una
botella> para conVencerse. Nadie
sufre un desengano con esta,
De yenta en- todas las Botic8s,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-30

repugnancia extremada hacia los
q alimentos Y una gran debilidad. Pa
& saba las noches de un modO espantOSc
~ no podfa sabOrear nj un solo
mOmento de repOsO.
De pensar que no pOdia va sOp0r-
tar ell uniCO TemediO que hasta
entonces me habia curad0, llegue a
sentir una tristeza profunda, y,
desesperado va, solo esperaba la
q muerte.
Mi m6dico me presCribi0 entOnCes
& vino de Quinium Labarraque a la
dosis de dos Vasitos de licor cada
comida las primeras dOsis pro-
q VocarOn va un viVO dOlor en- eI
q est6mago, seguido de VomitOS biz
liosos. AL cabO de d 8 dias, me
4 desapareci6 la fiebre y logr6 cOnci-
liar ell sueno, e. apetito y la algeria.
Diez Gias despues me hallaba COM
q pletamente curado y deSde entOnRes
no me he septido jamas afectadO de
q fiebre. YO no puedO sinO recOmendar
este vino a todos cuantOs sufran de
q fiebre.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque la
dOsis de uno 'os vasitos de los de
licor despu6s de cada comida basta
pal q NOA "a GA POSO 6ASAAPO 40 ANO4S
mas rebeldey y mas antigua. La curaci6n
obtenida por el vino de Quinium
Labarraque es mas radical y seguTa
que 81 Sc emplea la quinina sola, d
causa de los demas principles aCtivOs
de la quina que precisamente van
COntenidOs en- ell Quinium Labarraque
y que son los que cOmpletan la acci6n
de la quinina, pues en- la preparation Sc
emplea un extractO COmptetO de quina
que lleva cOnsigO todOs los principles
titles de la preciosa cOrteza disueltOs
en- vino generoso de las mejores marcas
de Espana. En- los paises en- que la
fiebre es end6mica y el enfermO Sc We
obligado a permaneceT en- medic de
los miasmas que lie produjeron La
enfermedad. es precisamente dOnde
ell vino de Qufnium Sc manifesto con
una superioridad indiscutible sObre
cualquier otrO remedio.
Encuentrase este prOductO en- todas
las droguerias y farmacias. 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-30
La ADMINISTRATION
Municipal de
B6aSCO,
HubD On sObTante dc S 5.723.O6 al
Ijquid8r eI PrGsupuGstO 1907 a
1908,
Los SOrVIGlOS DdbIGIOs fuOlOa ltontidV8 pOlfGGtl
mOntO'duTaRtO:OI OIaFGIeIO.

El aICAlda DO Ai1RaCo mfioH Pedro T.
Garcia do Quev0do hR cumplido con 10
prescription dc la 10y municipal en- Bu
1oCci6n 20 informRndo al honorable gobSr.
nRdor y Rl pueblo do Aiiauoo, E0npOCto de
Les opoFaCiOnss pEa:tiOadsB para Ia liqui-
dGCi6n del pFsaupUsAtO de 1907 1908.
La Union de Puerto Rico obtuvo en- las
paBGdag el0CCi0noB dc s do NoviOmbES do
1906 I'm COntipg0nte de 1876 votes poH
1913 los incorporation.
En- ol CieFFs de laB 0psFRcioneB de aque-
ll0 Rdmini8tFaCi6n municipal en- 30 do
JuniO do 1908 C0FFi0nte, qued6 I'm G0bFRn
60 afOctivo On CajG, doBpusR do BatiBfGChRB
tOdRB Lea ObligaciOneB, de 5O55.56 Ol que
undo & 10 p0ndients do C0bRo en- favor do
l8 muniCipalidGd totsliz6 S 5.723 O6 dc
''BupOFabit." FL Teg0FOFo de Puerto Rico
diEigi6 una expEeBivR CaEtR de foIiOitaCi6n
81 NlcAldO, poF log buanoB EaBultRdoB de
aquOll9 labor administrative.
La mayor paFte do loR CRmino8 v0CinO -
lo8 de 10 juEisdicOi6n fGOHon p01faCtAmentO
atsndidoB y FspaFados poni6ndoga On buen
sst0do aIgunoB puantNg y C0nBigui0ndo que
al g0biGFn0 ingulAF afEmass kil6metFog
dc CRERsteEa dc lR que ConduC0 h8at8 0l rio
Eupino de la jurisdiction do San ssbaHti6o a.
Eu eHtO hi2o busnAB geBtionOB obt0niondo
favorable E0BUltad0 el dslsgado & l0 Ca
mara LOdo. r, fGOl AFrill0ga.
So rspaFRFon Ia oaFnicsE1s m0tsdGEo
? 90 Comen86 10 EeparaCi6n do 10 plaza y
pinturR do lR Cara O0nsiBtoEial. LAg CO.
llsI y CuuetaI de 10 pobl0Oi6n eotuviOEon
bien RtsndidaB y 81 eBtAdo 1anitREio de Ia
poblNCi6n no dej6 NADIA que deGoaT.
En- SlumbF0do pdbliC0 90 inviEtiOEon
S 499 % = en- ObrGB PfblicaB s 1925 81.
FL total de iUgVsgOB aBCsndi6 IA mil
77O dollars 81 Ctvg., con I'M RumOnto On
compREGCi6n del afio anterior de S /, ,752.27
quedsndo pendientaB do oobro on favor del
muniCi pio s 667.4 40. SO hiCisr0n econo.
mfau poF vRlor do s 222.23.
.su1OEibe tSmbion Ol referido iDfoEme OI
ContAdor-BOOFetaFio BUfioF ]. D. Chapel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-30
Sc ASEGURA QUE
hubO un gran eS-
CandaIo en- Isabella.
EnirO los haIId0s hoy aIguDOB Do grsVodut.
(De NWsstrO OOTTeSpOm0aZ) }.

septismbgo 29.-El R6bAdo paaado 26
dol CuEaant8 On laB pEimeFas hoRas do la
nochs ca l8 casa hAbitaci6n dc VictoRio
Jordan, On oil baEFio de Guerrero, de este
t6rmino mGniCipal, dondo Bs celsbEaba an
bale; oouEIi6 an vsEdadeEO motiD, pu0s 90
dice que mG1' de dies oCho FsvoIvarB y
guB O0EEegpOndientss CuChillOB y paIoB 90
IiOFon & ESIuCiF.
So aB9guFa tRmbion que pagaT0n dc Gin
Cuenta loB tiPos de Fovolv0EB diSpaFsdog.
Entire los hoEidog C0noCidoB haDta 10 f.
cha hay tres de slgUna grayedad Ee
dice que hay otEOB h0EidoB no habidog adn.
Tambi6n 90 dice que como este motfn
0CuVEi6 entire F0publiCsn0G, lee autoFidRdaE
10 OChaE6n terra al agunto , qus 10 Lar
60 no 10 Con0CaF6n los vsEdad0FeB Cul-
pSblGB. NOEotFos no 10 CF0smOs, psFo RlI6
vORGm0B.
1Ser6 possible que cuando entire repub!i'
CanoH RndR Ol juegO, TODD puede haCsEHe
impun0ment0 en- Puerto Rice?
~ ls Policf0 haFis biou laB inVeBtiga'
clones n0C0BaFiaB para ol egOIaFsCimientO
do Ios h0Choa?
VeF0moB el rsBuItad0 do eBtB tFBgediG, ,
OpOFtunsment0 NOS 0CupaFemcB do ella con
Nbundamient0 de datO8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-30
Es enteEamGnte falSa Ia n0tiCia-..ti.
iG ell Se6OT Zimmerman.
No hoy tlI dOSlURORClA ORtrs
los lnlntO8 e0mpl1MO9

"Es onteramento faIaa la noticia de que
81 duquo y la duqusDG de MRnChsOteSr
sDtGn en- COntrREiOdNd , que una BspaTa
Ci6n pued0 G0r Ol rsGultRdo do sIR GupueB'
to dOGRvOnonciA".
PoE eutR Faz6n, 0I Nfior Zimmerman,
do Cincinnati, padre de 10 duqueUa, denmin.
tic los EumOrs1 que hAbiRn AidO Cablegra.
fiadoG & America.
"LR duqusBa 90 COmpletnments fslis en-
90 cRHs de Galway = el duqus o. felViente
dtvoto do Oll0-AfFm6 81.
OuRndo lR ssiorR Calvin g. Smith, de
OhiCRgo y otraB dAmaG De Ia EoOiodAd anne.
riCNnN, quiOnsI 10 luqnGa invite a un
ontEOtSnimisntO del h0gaE, lIegaEOn d0ndo
ella. fa0EOn F0giOmente ObGOqui0deB. Yo
10 puedO aBaguIOE. &I duqus = 10 duquo.
90 viv0n On ComplGtA Ammonia. VOy prom,
to 6 paAAE IN par do mOBeB con mi ysFno
goERr dc lar oRcsEfAO On 81 ONAtillO do
KylOmOEO".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-30
la bella FiOrsnCia inVadida p0r una
nubR de marip0SSS.
DospuOs los nladas Vlsltanles aIlaTOn o. VuOIe.

LendEsB, septismbre S -ComuniCan de
Fl0EenCis que hs oCuERidO On squolga ciu'
dad IN fsn6m0n0, que duERnts algunal
hOFaS prOdujo OieEtO y general BobrG1Rltc.
RsaUlts que q l6B 2 dc la taEds Gays Bo'
bE0 FloFonCis una t6pidR nUba do mari
pOaag, C0mpuGBts de millonog do Ostas vo'
IRdoFas. La nube era tan 0Bpesa, que ta'
pc poF complete ls l6z solar, al eztEamo
de qa0 hubo naCeaidGd de encOndeE loB f.
roles del alUmbrado p6blio0.
Eats medida Telult6 indtil, pueB al POGO
ratio la lus artificial quedaba tamb.6n obE.
CuEsCids poE la ayalsnthS snoEms do ms
EiposaB, qus 10 snvOlviap TODD ? hacfRn eA
t6TilsB todOB los eafusEsOs que 90 hRofan Pc
FR CombatiFlA8.
Como ConBScuanCfa de eel invaCi6n 90 ID
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