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The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
LIKE A C0NQUEROR
Of OLD BRYAN
COMES HOME
LINCOLN FOLKS GREETING TO
coMMoNsR PARTAKEs OF THE
NATURE OF TRluMPHAL EN-
TRY-FINAL STATEMENT.

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 3.-The great
est demonstration In the history OF
Lincoln was given 10 William j. Bryan
by his fellow townsmen last night on
his return TO his home city al the
close Of his campaign.
Nonpartisan In character, II was
participated In by Democrats and Re
publicans, and the Democratic candi'
date was driven through streets and
cheered by almost the entire popula'
ton OF the city.
Mr. Bryan reached his home city
al $3.50 o'clock on his special train,
coming direct from Kansas, where he
had spent the day In final whirl OF
speech-making. His train was met ut
the Union station by a tremendous
crowd
The parade moved through the
main street OF the city through solid
masses Of cheering people. and after
circling through the city returned To
the Hotel Lincoln. where Bryan spoke.
overlooking the public square.
Mr.. Bryan's speech was greeted
with vociferous cheers The candi-
date was moved 10 tears rs he made
an affectionate reference TO his wife,
and when he closed the feuonstra-
ton accorded him was such az he
rarely has experienced in his three
campaigns.
Il believe | am going 10 be elected"
he said. More than that. | believe
II is going To be more than n bare
victory. l believe that there Is a
stirring OF the conscience OF the Am
erican people. moral awakening. an
uprising that means sweeping vic
tory. and l will swear In your pres
ence that no one who votes for me
will ever have occasion to be ashamed
OF the vote he casts
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

PONTIAC. Mich. Nov. 3.-False in
every essential particular. a campaign
eleventh hour roorback." Is Rep.
Sam Smiths characterization Of the
story from Washington as to his con.
nection with the National Lumber Co.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03

having effected reconciliation with
his father. who left him wealthy at
his demise. The village people are
stricken with the famine, and Sir Rob
ert distributes food and money right
and left. The Grattan family. how
ever. has disappeared. Sir Robert
learns that Martin has died during hts
absence. He dons the garb OF Ragged
Robin, and in a vision Is shown the
home Of the Grattans and Margaret.
He ID guided TO this miserable homo
by fairies and a will-o'-the-wisp and
finds them about TO be turned from
their cabin because OF the inability OF
the father to earn the meagre pittance
necessary to pay the rent. or course
Ragged Robin and Margaret are re-
united and the last curtain leaves the
erstwhile vagabond and minstrel sing
ing Sweet Girl Of My Dreams"
The scenery Is excellent. an interest
ing feature being the bog scene. which
IL a remarkably true picture.
Florence Lester. as Margaret, II
very satisfying and the other members
of the cast are we'll chosen for their
parts. Ragged Robin will be seen
At the Detroit the remainder OF the
week, with matinees Wednesday and
Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
TAFT SAYS HE'LL
Be SAT- |sF|ED
WITH MAJORITY
MODEST G. o. p. CANDIDATE
REALLY LOOKS FOR LAND
SLIDE IN HIS FAvoR-cRoWDs
GREET HIM IN OHIO.

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Nov. 3.-Judge
Taft finished HIS campaign here and
left for Cincinnati. where ne will vote
today and tn the evening receive the
returns. Mr.. Taft stands by Hitch
cocks estimate OF 325 electoral votes.
To his friends Judge Taft admitted
that he was looking for a landslide in
his favor but he added that he would
be satisfied with a majority.
Judge Taft's last speech here made
AIS that he has delivered since the
campaign began He has been on the
road IL days. has toured "a states
and has travelled more than $4,000
miles.
$4,000 Workinomen March.
The closing blowout OF the campaign
here was great labor demonstration.
In the parade there were almost 1900
working men.
Besides the laboring men several
thousand members OF marching clubs
from all parts OF the Mahoning VALLEY
and eastern Ohio were In line. Pitts
burg sent her well known Americas
club with their black caps, white
piuuice ahu slal bpaAblSd SaNHN% $3.50
breilas.
Taft got into Cleveland at noon. He
was met at the train by a reception
committee headed by Congressman
Theodore Burton. There was big
business mems parade led by the can
didate. The streets OF the city were
lined 10 the curbs and every window
contained from one 10 six heads. An
audience Of 10000 was packed into
the central arnory. The cheering
was continuous for seven or eight min
utes after the candidate had appeared
on the platform.
The Cleveland meeting was one OK
the noisiest that Mr.. Taft has attend
ed. In his speech Mr.. Taft rtdicuied
Bryan's claims that Bryan Is the law
frl heir and successor OF Mr.. Roose-
Welt and his administration. and de-
clared that II made nod Inference how
much Mr.. Gompers may misrepresent
his position toward labor. for the
speaker knew that all leaders did not
sympathixe with GoEpers.
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.EL EX-lUEz GINORIO
en- Cayey.
Fus ObIUts d las nIylrOs alntstrltISnO. I.
sInllIIl.


JUNO 15.-EI iIuatrado CabRlIOFo don
Manuel s. GinoFio, jusz que fu0TR, con bs'
nepl6Oit0 de todoI en- Osta poblsci6p, %
onCuontFa 0ntrs noBotEos desds aver, aCom
pRdRdo dc So bella diltipguida eIpoHa.
Con motive do % llsga5A J este pueblo,
d0nde tan oltimRdo 81 p0F nus CompoEta
misntoI dignOI de lea ~ CorEoctfnimo
pFoCedOT, numaE01oB am;goH han lido &
dnEle IL bisnvonida 6 ontOEar1O, con
verdadsro EegoCiiO, dc que hhbfa do cierto.
Bobro 10 que ppblic6lan diGriO do ID eiudad
ds San JuRD, roBpoCto IS que 90 nombTG
figuEabR en tsEnR para CubEiF Il yaCant1
que ha do qu0dAE dssCubi0FtR, con ID GR'
Ida del ConGejO E, sCutivo, del dOctoI
BArbosl." a ssto ContsIt6 el stfiar Gino'
rio, ''qus q fAlgO que % nCmbTs fuOTa
tornado para oCupaT tan Olevado pueHto,
nj tampoOo para fiscal do Ia CoEts dO diA'
trito de MRyagusz'', como 6ltimamentO He
dijsER On GBt0 puSblo.
81 senior GinoEio, & quisn tanto ne dis
tic que aprsciR On CAyey, BaldPk mAhA'
M para San Juan, donds tisne fjRdO 90
felie' hogar.
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GRANOESF SFIESTAS EN-
To)a Baia.
Sc dispOnsn a eGhar ell pueblo poT
Ia Vsntans, con ell inViGto Co
COLA.
EI 20 hlbTa GlIreris Do GlblIIOS, para los Gus
les hIy mAtrIsuIHdos eanpOOnOs d flmu.

En- ToR Baja 90 diSponen fsstejRr Tui'
doBAmentS sl diR del patron. Aqusllal
antiguaB fisgtRs que Gran On toda lR isle,
OORHi6n Rproveohable pRFa luciE On elias
Ia CultpTa de los pusbloE, en- lR oEgRnizs'
Oi6n de conCisRtnB muaicaleE, de itileg ini'
ciRtivaB, de oaTt6mene8 de TODD g6naRo,
abieFtos al ingenio rusTt' rriq1edo, psRGcen
hRllaF dispueato 81 Gnimo do nusatroB com
patPiotaE, FesucitarlRB de mRn0Ta que
dsBpiertsn en- todoE los elsm0ntoB BocialeS
0ntuaiAlmoH gsnsFoBos moviendo 0l FeaoEto
de la aotividad del trAbsjo.
ToR-bRis Va neguiF el ejemplo de Are
cibo, San GeTm6n otEaB CiudadeB de
lR iulA. OTgsnizR .unaH fsHtAB dignaB de la
cultuTa de aqusllR Bocisdad. Esas festaE
EsrSn RmeniSadaB por lR famoSR orqusBta
ponCsha que dirigo CooOltG.
EmpezAE6n el dfa "a = tsEminRr6n el
20 de lcB C0FTienteg.
Sc pEOpREan magniicou hotels8 para
Rlojar las num0TogaB families de pueblos
limftrofsl que viHitREdn sn eHoa dfa1 81 pue'
bio.
Y, On 81 vGTisdo pTogTRmR de las feBtAH
On al CuRl fguran Bolemnidades liricaB-
liteTaEiRS, fguTOn tRmbi6n gEandes CRVre'
FRB dc caballoB, sport que On PasEto Rico
RdquisFen pFoveChoGo impulse que 90
verifeRr6n Ok dia 29.
PsFR eBaa CRFFeFRa hay "a mRtriculadoz
OAballou do CRFTsFRB fRmoson.
El sntuliaSmo On todRB las olaseg HoCis'
les, ss grRndo en- ToR bsja,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16
CuatFO mil esqueIetOs haIIadOs en-
uI G0nVentO.
EspOClaCulO tOFrOrlfIeO.

HR cRuERdo enorme sangRci6n en- Roma
un telGgERmR FOcibido de Palermo, que
demueHtER haAtA que gVsdo do peFverVi6n
de criteTio puads llegAr Ol Rnor dssenfre'
nado al dinsFo.
Dice el Rludido telegPama:
ri Rlcalde del pueblo On Carlenfsni di6
la orden dc que 90 abFieTR una pusFtR
CondeuRdR de un monRsteTio.
Un eBpect6culo tOrFoEffco 10 pFssent6
lAE RutoEidRdeB que RC0mpRfisbRn Rl car
pintero = al osrrajero, enoRTgAdol de pro-
Cedsr q Ia aperture de Ia pUsTtR.
La pueFtR dabR sobFG un Cuarto que
eatabR complstam0nte lleno do aBqueIetoB
apilRdoH lou unoB BobTo Los otroB, qus
llegSbRn cAsi 81 techo.
Requisite del primer m0msuto dc 0Etu'
por, pusu era impossible admitiE que tan
0noEm0 Cantidad de saqueletoH pudieran
CoEregpondsT & crfmensV, 81 alcaIds hizo
AbHir Los cuaTtoa vecinoE.
Igual eBpect6eulo 90 ofrCci6 Eu Wis
To, los cuartoB RestabRn llsnou de Esstoa
humanog, y an Pecuento hOcho F6pidamon'
to, peFmiti6 comprobRr que 81 n6m8Fo de
ogqueletos Rsf dsSCubieEtOU pauRbR do ouS'
tEo mil,
Parscs sSgdn dOcumentoB que 90 sncon'
trRFon en- el Convsnto, que les monies hB.
bfan rocibido On donaCi6n 8l pFsvilegio de
dar HepuIturR en- 0l monaBtsEio, psEo este
no tGrd6 On Esr demasiBdo chico para que
pudioFRn RtsndeE Lon pedidoa.
No qu0EisndO, sin embargo, rOnunCiar &
81 fuante de EsouTaoV, loB m0DjOU, cuRndo
ell iORdfo del monRsteFio foe llsEo, CONT.
nuaTon TOcibi0ndo caddversI, pOro On vss
do entsErArloB los achREon On los cuartoB
donde fuaEon hRlladoH.
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SENSIBLE FALLECI.
n1ie1tO en- Cayey.
EI GueIPO electoral ts a Union De
i Pusrto Rico rslnitss en- Ia casa
aIGaIdfa.
Como trabsia ID p0liGia del sub
Puesto Del baEIi1 Plata"
(Ds sasstro oOrrespoesaI.l }


Junio 15.-Traa orusnts enfeEmadad
de poCoH diag, Eindi6 Il joFnAda do IL vida
la diatinguids GehOEa dt1R BGI6a Cop6
V&Eque2, smpRTGntada con YaGiaS familias
psvtOneciOnteG & 10 mas granada de Ia 20.
oiOdad Cayeyana.
El entieEEo fuG una Y0HdadeFR dsmog-
TRACTION del aprsCio general nimpatfs dc
que gezAbB la fsD0cida en este pueblo
NutridR ? HslectR concuEEonciR acompafl6
% CRdfver hastR Ii nscE6poli.
El doctor MoE0t, con ffsEes nentidfsimaD
d0Ipidi6 81 dusIo.
Que 90 aims, sismpFO ieFna Cand0.
ross, 81 RDBantaTBe para BiempFe do esta
mundo, GeR para acercRF1e 81 TodOpodO.
Fogo.
layer, On aSamblO8 pdblica u pTsvia
invitRCi6n, 60 TeUni6 On Il casa AlCaldfa,
al cuerpo electoral unioniata dc este pueblo
con 81 objsto de pFcoedsE & la nomination
del nuevo Comit6, , con efsCto fnOEon el0c'
toB per unBnimidRd los CabAlYeFos Giguisn.
tee: ID. A fon6o Agiis gro, don Pedro Ri.
veER, don Jaime FoHtuilo, don Manuel s.
Nuhez, don Julto Carols, don Celar NJ.
Ortiz, don Pedro j. LapoEt6, don Clodo.
miro Colon don SAluRtian0 MendCzS.
MEy aceEtBd0, On ID nomination de
candidht0B para foRmRF d comit6, ha eu.
tGdo el elGmsuto uni0nistB dc CayOy.
Ssg6n 10 n0g Informs, 81 Bubpuonto do
p0iiCiA que hay inatGlad0 On 81 baEEio do
Plata da UEta jurisdiction, compuesto. de
log actiVoB iguardiaB g. ThilIOt, T. BoRHOro
A. Puents, durante ID Ultima ssmRna,
han prestado serviCios dc, impoItsnCiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16
Ell record de las Iunas de mieI.

La luna de misl ca una luna hoy en-
Completo Cuarto menguRnta. Hoy ss cas-
uno-dog, quOEemoB dOciF-y d0sd0 0I dfI
Sigui8nts al de So union, 90 d0diCRn & ID
vida oCupacioneu habitual0B.
La Am6Fics del Norts nos dS el eiomplo
y lR pRutR dc como dsbo BOF una luna de
miel que ga roRpsts, un pRT6ntiuiB cOnsRgFR'
do axClusivRmente Hino al ssntimiGnto, poI
10 m0no8 Ii intimidad sentimental.
Y aHf 60 como 10 he ontGndido NJ. Mac
Carthy, dc New York: eBte cBbalIeFo
que ContEgjo matEimonio con Ia saho'
rita ElHie WiIkinson BRirmann, una III
qufgim& hsTederR del pals dc los Millions
rios, propuIo "a jovSn OgposR pasRE Ia
temporadS dc la lunR dc miSl en- Las hosCe-
BRs solsdadaB del Atlanta. Y alI6 Be fac
ron.
Y RlIf lIovREon duERnEO un meB uua
axistsncia ComplstRment8 BRlvajO, viRiRn'
do On piFRgua nor IoB rios, aCRmpando
bAjo una COrpR de Ions , hRCi6ndoS0 Ollos
miBmoB ls comida, CRzada 6 pOscadR pOr
aus propisB mGnoB NRda do impoEtunog,
complete aiBIamisnto absolute IibsTtsd
para goEaT lsB daIiciaG do % amor.
In jovsn millionaire guigRbR frsgaba
la vejillG de oltaflo con nonriOnts filoSof q.
7, de regFeBo On Nav York, us d0clara-
ron tan BatinfOChoB que fundaEon inmediR.
tRmsnto, con excslOnteB FsBultRdoa, una
DusYR ligR para pEopsndsr 81 Fonacimien!o
de lR luna de miel.
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EI gran p0sta frances
Francisco COpp6e, falIeCi6.
HnIibnse rotlroao Do las Ioiros y de Ia poIitIsO

El % del pasRdO Mayo fsllsci6 en- Pa
rfs, el eminenta poetR frances Francisco
Oop6s, tan ColebTado univ EGalmOnte poT
GuU hGTmogaB producCiones liteEaIiaH.
Era RCAd6miCo de la lenguR.
Copp6s llOvaba OnfSrmo hRCO "a muChoe
mOBOg, y E0tiESdo de lss letTRB y de lR po'
Utica muCho m6a tempo.
Era, comp poets, an el6EiCo sentimental,
rst6RiCo y sfectiHta, y 0Ta como polftico m
nsOiOliStR fuTibunde, fanGtico intranui
gsnts.
j Julio LemRitTe, gu Compa Il sr0 an nacio'
nRli1mo, 0studi6 yR 4 Copp6s muy deteni'
damsnta GA esR obrR clara GsgSz que 90
llama "Le1 ContempoTRinD, donde est6n
laa semblan2aB mas BAbiamGnts iuBtas de
los m0d0FnoB GSCPitoraB fcRnCeBeE.
aunqus LemaitEs no d,jR de sxaItar
oiorto cRloE y Cierto pictoEiEmo que hsEmo,
80an loB pEimeFos poemRB de Copp6P, hacs
justicia & 81 ooTreligionRrio on poIftioG y
Eeoonoce que es I'M poeta falto del gran
alientO lfFioo = del pEimor do foEmR.
En- EIpRna, han iCirCulado difs-
Fentes poslfAB aueItRB de Copp6s, tERducidag
poE vRrioB OEcritOreg. PsFo quion mas
moAtE6 pTedilscCi6n por oI autoF do "Lss
vieillAntH," hR Hido Ricardo j. Catarinsu,
que hR llOvAdo lR sEosnR "Ls pausanti
y la 'GFeVG dea foTgsTouB," con los tftuloB
do "kl CnminAnte'' y do "LA hue'gR de los
hsEF0roR."
Tambien aI vieo ? yR falIeoido autor
don Vicente Colorado aFregl6 y estren6 on
q tsStro do la Comedis de ella, Is ubrR do
Copp6s "El Padrenuentro.
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de ls pstria.
"Al sfscto, para diucutir lea bauag, On
que debs desCanBaE tel idea; & fin dc Que
6ItR pusds lleVaTBa & IL pT6otica, On no
lejano dis, noB psrmitimoB, por medic ID
Ia prsBents, inyitRr todog los vocinos ds
eIta poblRCi6n, puebIog limftEofes demGr
HimpatizRdores con RqusIlS, para que con-
curERn una RERmblea que tsndT6 efsctO,
On 81 salon de aCtoB de lR Cara municipal,
el diR 81 de Junio del afio en- curse, 6 usG
el pF6ximo domingo las 2 p. m.
"ABunto este, CuyR nssoluoi6n snvueIve
la aspiration de II gsneEalidad de lou
pueEtOEriqus1oL IeguFamente habr6 de en-
cOntEAr general RCogids y par tanto q do
egpsERT, la puntuil aIiltonCia dc todoI HuU
IimpaiERdores, poT CuyR agiItOnCia RntiCi'
pan Las graciag.
"ArrOyo, Puerto Rico, Junio ID do
1908 HelerianO YSrslyq Uribe, Jose r.
ROWtert."
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Atila pidi6 8uxiIio al VeCindariO
Halo a Su espuSO tendidn bOca ari-
ba co u1 CatrG, pFiVadO del
hahIa.
LesplOr OHd On Ell hospital, J plrOGe que 50 trl
tldOun case Do IntoNIGlGIdn.

FL j6van Luis LeBpier dsj6 de trsbaiar
hRcs dos diRs On 9l Htablscimisnto,- -Caf6,
de los aaioraH SobEino de Luifa, de sutn
OiudRd, y SO TstiT6 msnifeatando Gus estsba
enfsrmo, gu r0uidenciR de IL cRlls de Ia
Luna ndmsro 49,.
Anoche onVi6 rsoRdo al tiior LuihS
lolicitando una pequefG CRntidad de 25
CentRvoB. Ests mafianR Ie diio su espo'
10, unR j6Ven que 20 llama Alta Garcia,
que 10 comPEREa nm POGO de ron le ana
dieEs nm POGO de IAl, porque el mslestsr
que desde AnoChs sxperimentaba, Begufa
RCracentRndo.
AtilR Cumpli6 sl encREgo, despu6y do
SONAR LeGpieE el ron con SAL ssli6 psFa
lG GSlle. Cuando lsgFes6 30 echo on IN
cRtEs On la hAbitaci6n, peuuefio cuarto
lntarloF al cual 10 entER poT el zagufn y
que tisne otra communication por Ol del
vocino dc ID pueEtR de la cRIIs.
Cuando lego Ia eBpoys no pudo an.
tTar On 10 habitsci6n poE eREar csFrads Ia
pueFta del zRgusD, ,penstr6 On aqu6lIa por
la puSTtR del veCino.
LeBpisr eHtabR RcoStado bocR arEiba y
no pudo ConteHtAE & laG p,tguntaa de Is
alsrmGdR s1polR que pidi6 auxiIio al vA'
CindaHio.
Vino POGO 81 doctor Avil6a quien hizo
tEasladar al Onfsrmo Rl cuRFto dc socorFo
on donds 30 le administrator los medica.
mentoB del CaSO, y deHpu6S fac COnducido
Rl hospital municipal en- donde estS en- oh
a0Evaci6n, pueS pRTece que Bs tratR de una
intoxicaCi6n, "a involuntOEiR "a deli
beERdR.
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UN MAUS0LEO A DON
ENRIQUE HUYKE, EN- ARROYO.
Una asambTea tendFa efect0 eli dia 2l.

81 siguisnts volAnta han cirouIado On
todN Ia isis los BenoFss Virolla Roubert,
exponiendO una juBtR noble Indicative:
CAL PUEBLO.-Iuvitaci6n La muar.
to del senior Enrique Huyks, quien Gel
pueblo de Arroyo" deba On todoB Concep'
toB muCho, por aus indiscutiblsB m6TitoF,
como eduCacioniHts, fi6ntFopo , bsnsfaCtor,
ha despsrtRdo entire nosotFog, 10 idea de
eFigiT On 81 csmsntsrio en- el sitio en- que
dssconsRn guH FeEtoV, On monumento s
mRugoIeO, que psrpetti nu msmosis. como
pEuebs veEdsdera, 81 Fespeto y admiration
Dc todoS loH que ls ConoeisEon y Is admira.
FoD' sHf como de los que 81 dsbsD, 10
que hoy VAlsn On sl Beno dc IL Hociedad =
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la velada en- eI cfrculo AURORA

ProgramR de la vslada que IlsvaFf 4
Cab0 Il soCiedsd nCfrCulo Aurora" la no
che del IL do los oorfisntsr:
FFimOHR PaFtO.- la. OVaEtuEa "ZSnet
e" ejsCutada por Ia oEqusnta do IL policfa
ingulRr.
"a. DiICuFlo de aperture por 81 nfioz
Calves Otero.
81. Poesfa "LR Rsz6n" , "La F6",
poE lE HlfioTitR Marina Rivera.
40. DiUePtaCi6n por 81 asHoF MonsgaB
5a. Di6logo poE laB seharitRD Ramirsz
, LeonoE Bonittz
6!. DiSertRoi6n per 81 un.r j. &.
Lewis.
sfgunda parts.-1o. "sbauspise" ejo,
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Sucesos de la IsIa.

Rio PiedEAs Junio Is "A Iaa diez p.
NJ. de RnoChs muTi6 J JSatiS Guadalupe he,
Eido de b8la poE Pedro Soils On ID tRrde
del 96bRdo, de ouyo hsCho df cuOuta56 ESQ
mento.-SRFgento IgRERvidez.
LRr0g, JUNO 15.-LuchR habida entire
Ram6a P6f0z, UIpiano AIvil6I Joa6
Soto del bRFTio Rio Prieto, EesuItaron he
Eidol dc gumR grRvsdad lo1 dos pFimOros
, leVe 81 sSgundo de machstO. IuvODtigo
hecho ga union Juez VilOlla.-Teniente
ChapOI.
Manatf Janio 15.-ACaba quOmarEo
bohfo BarbinO ManguaI, Bitio donominn.
do LA BOMBA OItR iuFiBdicCi6n. No
hubo deggEaOiaI poFIonsIo1. Bohio
valoRado On is psgoL Investigate d hs-
chO Ft8ult6 casURl.-Cabo Rivsrs.
Cutads poE ID oEqueata.
p. Diasrtaci6n pOr. 81 HsRor Enrique
LsfsbEe.
81. POsufa rOcitada por Ia usfiorita San.
tog Ramirez.
AZ. Selection de Ia opera "GioConda"
poF ID oEqueata.
81. jQue debsn hRcer los oBpiritistal2
PoeHfA pOE Ia EG6oritR LeonOF BonftsE.
6I' Clauuura por sl M13r Francisco
Vicenty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

IA eHta impFenta 70 vsndo papsl de
peEhodico viGo 6 $500 loH 46 kilo1 CWn
QaiNtaL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16
UNGUENTO DERMOGENO.

Maravoso medcamento que tiene rival la curac6n
De Las agas uceras tumores panadzo sete cuSos plea
duras dc animaes ponzohosos.
La preerenca que dede hacs muchos ls Vene
diendo pdbco entire las demas preparations smares
dente prueba de magnffcas cualidades curatiVas
Sc yende todas les Farmaeias della Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

Hay animGCi6n para 81 baile que Es
llsvar6 81 VisEns1 pE6ximo en- 81 tsatro de
este ciudad, J para 81 gus invitan On sI
"High School,"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RTCO.
PUBLICA.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs INNUEBLEs
En- l. Colecuia
de 1908 sgunes & las de
bienes
eontbuciOne pagadO
debdo tempo las Contbuones vnas
PROPIETARIOS Description Ia POpedsd COntrbucones gasA
aproxinados
PRIMERA SUBASTA
Ana Arzuaga
lie del Parada mum
Julia Duroy mamposeria calIe del Sol nd.
meros8
Manuel Andrade 3 cuerdas terno snuce
'Seboruco'
Antonio Matorel madera solar
FL compadO de pdad
del Vendd
de propedad
veifc6
(Sgned) r T. Poue.-Colecor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

SE VENDEN lau Caaas Luna 94 y Sol
26, esquinR San Jos6. InfoEmel: en- eV
BsncO do Puerto RiOo 15v.&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16
MueIIa No. 2.

So RIquiIan 5 msgnffoou dopaTt,msntou
propiou para oficinas Ava
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

Peden los detaes desn respecvos expedns
FL compador de caa propad dbe eo
cento del vo en- que sea v PeTdeS
dias guien al en- virfc6 Ell Cauy,
(Sgned) R. BeRitez-Coleor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

JUAN BRAsCHI.
Director Inferno.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-04-18
Developing the Snake.

Pocatello Tribune: That is great work the
Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Company
is doing for Idaho Not only they developing
the great water power resources of Snake river and
divertng that stream to hundreds of thousands of
acres of arid land but they planning greater
things and bringing to the Gem State millions of
dollars of eastern money. 1t is conservatively esti
mated that the plans of the Kuhn syndicate mean
the ultimate expenditure of thirty million dollars
in southern Idaho. Last evening a party of eastern
capitalists passed through Pocatello, bound for the
Twin Falls tract They have been attracted to the
irrigation districts of this commonwealth for in
vestments Many parties of similar nature have pre-
coded Them and in every instance in the past in
vestnents have been made There is no reason to
doubt the result in the present case, Idaho
wants money and men. The marvellous possibilities
of the semi-arid sections the tremendous energy
lying dormant in the many falls along the Snake
river the assured profit that will follow the construc
ton of system of electric lines in the new agri-
cultural distrcts-these of the inducements
the Gem State holds out to investors. Getting them
here is the main thing; when they come, they
leave money behind, because resist the
temptation to participate in such magnificent work
as is being accomplished in southern Idaho
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-04-18

will be set out on the thousand-acre tract which
the Idaho Fruit Land Company is developing near
this city The varieties Sptzenberg Winesap,
Jonathan, Roman Beauty, Newton Pippin, Delicious
and Grimes Golden. The trees taken from the
car Saturday and are now "heeled in" the big
ranch and as soon as the ground is in proper cond
ton will be set out by the force of experts which the
company has in its employ.
This is the first orchard of large proportions to be
planted at Mountain Home, and although fruit has
been grown here successfully since the country
was first settled it is only since the Great Western
Beet Sugar company has, through its mammoth If
rgation project, made it possible to reclaim large
areas that fruit raising has been commenced on
large scale
The orchard of the Idaho Fruit Land Company
while the first to be developed here is only of
several equally large tracts which being prepared
for culture and will in few years make Mountain
Home of the principal winter apple producing
sections of the Northwest.