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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
MARpI eRAs AT MOBILE.

Mobile, Ala. Feb. 29.-Mobile is
donning gala attire in readiness fol-
the annual Mardi Gras festivities.
From all parts of the country visitors
ere arriving who will vie with the resi-
dents of the city in getting their fill
OF mirth and pleasure during the next
three days The arrival of King Fee
Xix, the parades, balls and other feat
ures of the carnival programme are
to be conducted this year on a scade Of
magnificence that eclipse all the eff
forts of former years. The local mill
tary, the civic dignitaries and many
persons of social prominence will con-
tribute their part toward the success
of the carnival.
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NO RECOGNITION.
Union Men Receive This information
From Denver and Rio Grande.

Union Men Receive This information
From Denver and Rio Grande.
Denver, Feb. 29.-The News says
After short conference with General
Manager Ridgeway of the Denver and
Rio Grande railway systems the com
mittee of machinists employed by the
system were informed that the com.
pany would abrogate contracts March
and after that date would not recog-
nize the machinists, blacksmiths, car
repairers or boiler makers unions.
The committee will submit the ques-
tion Immediately to referendum vote
of all employees belonging to those I'M
Ions who are employed on the Gould
roads. The Denver and Rio Grande
and Rio Grande Western alone employ
$50 machinists. II is claimed the
men will not submit to the plan of the
railroad and a general strike on all
the Gould railroads excepting the In
ternational and Great Northern is i'm
minent. Machinists say the action of
the company in working employees
only short time per day is arbi-
trary.
The company also announced there
would be a reduction of wages paid
telegraph operators.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
ABE HUMMEL TO
LEAVE PRISON

New York, Feb. 29-Abe Hummel,
who has been sojourning on Black
wells Island for nearly year as re-
suit of the part he played in the sensa-
tional Dodge-Morse divorce case, is
about to emerge from his retreat a
lee man. He has been an eXem
plary prisoner during his stay on the
island and this has shortened his
years sentence to ten months. His
term therefore comes to an end two
weeks hence.
He will not be able to resume his
Practice as a lawyer on account Of
having been disbarred. Furthermore
the revelations in his own case and
also in the Thaw case in which he was
Indirectly involved would make it
impossible for him to regain his for
rler standing in the profession, even L
the dsbarment were removed. It is
said that he intends to become a real
estate broker and an operator. He
still possessed a considerable fortune
o: his own.
Notwithstanding the report circu-
lated some months ago that he was in
dying condition Hummel will leave
prison in better health than he has
been for years.
Although pictures have appeared in
the sensational press showing Hum
mel in the stripes of a Blackwells
island prisoner, no one on the sland
has seen him in that garb. Under
some kind of arrangement with some
body the little lawyer has been al
loved to keep on the garb of Broad
way.
Another fiction is that he has been
employed in the bake shop of the pris-
eli or broken stone on the pile. But
az matter of fact, the hardest work
he has done since he was sentenced,
is to play pinocle with some of his fell
low patients and to read the daily pa
pers, which he has received regular
~ from his relatives and friends.
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FOUR PERSONS PERISH.
Mother and Three Little Sons
Victims of Flames.
FATHER CANNOT BE FOUND
Latter, Seeing the Family Sleeping Room
Enveloped In Smoke, Frenzied With
Excitement Leaps From Window and
Lost to View.

Pittsburg. Feb. 29.-One woman
and three children were burned &c
death, two houses destroyed and .
third badly damaged by fire, which
broke out on the second floor OF BIO
Brereton avenue at an early hour Sat
urday. The dead are Caroline Vica-
cak, thirty-three years old; and Steph-
en-, Carroll and Peter, her three sons,
six, four and two years old, respec-
lively J. Viacak, the father, is miss
ing. The latter finding the sleeping
room filled with smoke, became ex-
cited and leaped from a second-story
window. II was reported that he ran
to the rear of the building in an effort
TO save his wife and children. The
bodies of the woman and children
were not found until after the fire
had been eXtinguished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
NEWS NOTES IN BRIEF
GATHERED EVERYWHERE

New York manufacturers of cam
paign buttons report heavy orders for
Bryan buttons and Taft buttons. Bry-
an has no rival, while Cannon, Knox
and other republicans are heard from
but little among the manufacturers.
Bimberg of New York, who made a
reputation by having Roosevelt but
tons on hand when the Rough rider
was nominated for vice-president at
Philadelphia, says Cannon is the man.
The senior class of the Yale Forest
ny School are making preparations to
leave New Haven, Conn, and put in
three months at work in the woods
near Hollins, Alabama. Practical in
struction will be given the class in
numbering, timber estimating and sur
yeying,
w. J. Bryan addressed the Missis-
sippi legislature at Jackson yesterday
and was the guest of Gov. Noel dur
rs his stay in the Mississippi capital.
The third annual convention of the
Alabama jewelers. Association was held
in Mobile yesterday.
Col. j. II. Willard of the United
States Corps of Engineers, was re
tired yesterday for age limit, and Ma
ior Harry Toylor promoted to fill
the vacancy.
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Min
nesota Knights of Columbus, to the
number of several hundred, have left
Chicago to visit a number of Southern
cities including New Orleans during
Mardi Gras.
Wisconsin Club women held an ex-
ecutive board meeting at Milwaukee
yesterday and arranged for the state
federation meeting in October.
Provision in the army appropriation
bill for increased pay for non-commis-
cioned officers and privates was lost
il the house at Washington
A University OF Technology and
college of the Christian church are
planned for College Park on Palacious
Bay.
The Peruvians showed the Amer-
can naval officers a high old time,
some of them being taken up the
mountains 10000 feet above sea level.
The University of Texas has ar
ranged football game with the Has
Feil Indians in the fall
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
NEWS FORECAST
COMING WEEK

Washington, d. c., Feb 29.-Politi-
cal happenings promise to absorb
much of the attention of the people OF
the United States during the coming
week. Attracting most attention will
he the Republican State conventions
in Ohio and Kansas to select delegates
tu the national convention. Both
States are expected to instruct for
Taft In Louisiana the so-called Black
ard Tan faction of the Republican
party will hold a State convention to
name delegates to Chicago. The Re-
publican State central committee OF
New York will meet Saturday to fix
the date and place for holding the
State convention.
There will be more or less activity
among the Presidential aspirants
during the week Secretary Taft is
slated for three addresses in AIassa-
chusetts and William ]. Bryan will be
heard at various points in the South
and Middle West.
The only Democratic convention of
the week will be held in Omaha where
Nebraska Democrats will assemble to
choose delegates to the Denver con-
tention.
Other events of the week that will at
tract more or less attention will be
the progress of the American battle
ship fleet up the western coast of
South America, the annual Mardi Gras
festivities in New Orleans, Mobile
and Pensacola, the adjourned annual
meeting OF the Illinois Central railroad
in Chicago, and a closely contested
general election in New Brunswick.
The week promises to be unusually
prolific of big events for followers of
athletics and sports. For automobile
lists there will be the annual races
over the Ormond-Daytona beach
course in Florida, the progress of the
New York-to-Paris race and the open
ing of the annual automobile exhibition
iii Boston. Devotees of baseball Will
be interested in the departure of many
of the big league teams for their
spring practice work, and for follow
ors of pugilism there will be the bout
at Los Angeles between Battling Mel
son and JimmyBritt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
PRETTY ATTRACTION

The Store Ahead has a most attrac.
tive display in their windows of Won.
ems and childrens low cut shoes, EN-.
bracing the very popular shade of
golden brown and shining feathers in
the celebrated Utz & Dunn, Hogan &
Walden makes for women and Malo-
ney Bros. for children. Ladies, they
ttn' &c taiHlyNplease yoi in foot wear.
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FOUR BOYS DROWNED AT MART.
One of Them a Son of Engineer Riley
of l. G. G. N.-Boat Capsized With
the YounQ Lads.

Engineer Riley of the |. & G. n.
PULLED into Bryan yesterday evening
at Z clock little dreaming of the sad
news that awaited him from his home
at Mart. The news came in the form
OF a message conveying the informa-
ton that his little son, Willie, and
three other boys of his own age We're
drowned at Mart yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock. The other boys We're
named Benson, Yancey and Gossett
The boys were out boat riding on
large lake there, when the boat was
oapsized and the four were drowned
before assistance could be given them.
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HAS SAME RESULT.
For Seventh Time Jury In the Reid
Case Reaches No Agreement.


Case Reaches No Agreement.
lake Charles, La. Feb 29--The
seventh jury to try Sheriff Reid Of
Calcasieu parish on charges of mis-
appropriating state funds disagreed
like each of its predecessors. The
jury was discharged and Judge Lee
announced he would not try the case
any more. The charge against Reid
dates back to 1896 when. as sheriff.
his accounts were found to be $4,000
short. Reid claimed that he did not
know a shortage in which he should
until an expert accountant discovered
It. The amount was made up, but
meanwhile a sufficient time had elaps-
ed to permit of charges on a techni-
cality against the sheriff The parish
has been bitterly divided as to the
justice of the charge against Reid
Various features of the case have on
fifteen different occasions been before
the state supreme court for settlement.
and Reid has meanwhile been re-elect-
ed sheriff.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

Health Coffee" is really the closest
Imitation ever yet produced. This,
the finest coffee substitute ever made,
has recently been produced by DR..
Shoop of Racine, Wis. Not a grain
of real coffee in it either. Health COT.
fee is made from pure toasted cereals,
with malt, nuts, etc. Really it would
fool an eXpert-who might drink it
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
WHITE SOCKS AS TOURISTS.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 29.-What is be-
lieyed to be the greatest training trip
ever taken by a baseball club began
today with the departure of the Chi
cago team of the American league
for Los Angeles The magnitude OF
the undertaking can be imagined from
the fact that the two sections of the
squad will cover nearly $4,000 miles
before they return to Chicago to open
the season, April IA. The trip will
cost $15,0O0.00.
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RECEIVERS MUCH LAND.
Without Suit, Thirty-Three Sections
Revert to the State of Texas.

Revert to the State of Texas.
Austin, Feb. EFT is given out by
the attorney generals department that
the state has just recovered for the
public school fund without suit thirty
three sections of school land in one
cattle range in Brewster county This
is the direct result of the investiga-
tons made last September by Land
Commissioner Terrell and Assistant
Attorney General Hawkins.
Attorneys for the Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance company of New York.
which was recently placed in the
hands of a receiver by District Judge
Calhoun, have filed application with
TIE distEct court TO 9toye the case
to the Federal cour, Atom US who
were instrumental ir Pc receyersLip
proceedings fled q no ion tosthe eff
feet that TINS corpora'F,a has 10 stand
ing as a corporation ii being in the
hands of q state receiver; therefore.
application to remove the case to Fed
eral court is without effect
The governor said regarding the in
vitation to be at Los Angeles at the
reception to Admiral Evans fleet, that
business engagements would probably
prevent him from accepting.
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PROOF OF AccoMPLlcEs.
Six Arrests Have Been Made In East
ern Cities Of SUSPECTED Persons.

SIX Arres-s have Been MADE IN East
ern Cities of Suspected Persons.
Denver, Feb. 29.-Chief of Police
Delaney said that letter written by
Giuseppe Alto to his son, which was
found in the cell occupied by him in
Jail at Colorado Springs. contained
proof that men in six cities were con
nected with him in the killing of Faith
err Leo.
Almost at the moment that he made
this statement came news that six ar.
rests had been made in eastern cities
of men suspected of being accomplices
of the murderer
j. Vanni was arrested at New York
charged with being the chief of the
society. while at Pittshurg Orstos
Sodi, Tomasso Calabreso, Orostos Ma
laval and Malic Tolmei were locked
up for being implicated as members
of the society
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WHY NOT

Give us your March business, we
would certainly appreciate it and give
in return quick and polite service
We offer White Crest Flour, Club
House canned goods, Dwinnell &.
Wrights Roasted Coffee. Jno NJ. Law.
renee & Co, Phones 81 and rs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01
HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL NOT INIT
Allen Academy Boys Defeated Them
at Basket Ball by Crushing Scores
NastardaM and / act Ninht

In the basket ball game at the Roller
Rink yesterday afternoon and last
night the Allen Academy boys defeat
ed the Houston High School team by
scores of 45 to II and 81 to 7, The
visitors were clearly outclassed, while
the academy team is probably at pres
ent the best in the state.
Large crowds attended the games
ard also enjoyed the skating. The
Eagle understands the Rink manage
ment will next season provide for in
doors base ball.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

Mr.. Carter sold his studio TO Mr.. 0.
c. Greer of TT. Worth and will give
possession next Monday, March End.
Mr. Carter will continue his work here
the remainder of this week. All those
who wish to pose for a picture will
please make engagements by phone. Y
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

for coffee. No twenty or thirty min
utes boiling. made in a minute
says the doctor. Sold by Jno. NJ.
Lawrence & Co. diff
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-01

Fresh Bread, Cakes, etc, at the
Texas Bakery, Mrs, Otto Boehme,
Proprietor. diff
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OPIUM TRAFFIC IN PHILIPPINES.

OPIUM RAFFlC IN PHILIPPINES.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 29.-Tomor-
row is the date fixed for the law pro-
h:biting the Importation of opium into
the Philippines to become effective
For many years a large quantity of
opium has been consumed in the is
lands, mainly by the large Chinese
element, but more recently the habit
Ct opium smoking has been rapidly
among the native Filipinos
and even among the American resi-
dents. Futile efforts have been made
by influential persons in the islands 10
secure an extension of time in regard
30 Itttfns the lavsinto effect. Actin y
on The advice of th7 irsular authol'b
bes Cor gress has declined to grant
any extension of time and the internal
revenue officers have been directed TO
employ their utmost efforts to STOP
the traffic from this date. There will
be many attempts to SNUG
gle the drug into the islands, but the
authorities believe that in the course
Of time ii vii be possible to bring about
a total stoppage of the traffic.
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DE SOCIElAD.

Garnet ae bOdas De Barcelona, E1pR.
fiR, hsmoB Escibido Is Biguiants cort6I invi.
taci6u. .'CaGnmianto de Emilio JaEba J
Romany6 con OfEmsn BEunst Guayta
Quo O. caIobrsE6 en- ID IglesiR dc laB R.
r. M. IA. EGCOlapisg De = calIo do Ara
g6n 81 is de DiciembEs las 11.30 della
maiRna -InyitaCi6n familiar. BaECelo'
M 1902
La boda sa ll0v6 efocto On II fecha %
fiRlsda los fsliCeu Cony ydgue8 han OSta-
blecido 1u haEmono nido de amor en Il trA.
diciOnal ciudad de los aConde5 do CO.
tRluda.
IL ContEaysnto p0Etenec0 & una diGtfn'
guids familiR, muy conoCida ca eBta- 90.
Ciedad ca Manatf, On dnndo Feaidisron
muchoG afios, allf naCi6 lA hoy EsfioER de
Jarba Ea hiia 40 an antique comorCian'
te que fQe dc equ6lIa IocaIidad, don Fran
cisco Brunei dotla Lui1s Guayta, Casada
despue. Ga npgunda nupciag con d uefioF
Fidal Bsnor0 actualmentS comORGiante =
hAcendado del Eeferido pueblo ID MRnatf
Tisna 40 heEmanO d ioven don Francisco
Brunei que EegEes6 haco POGO de Espafia
On bEevo ContraorG mAtrimonio Rquf CON
una dintinguida sahorita. Tisne otes hsF-
mana, la diutineuida uefioEa Brunet do Il
Haba, haoendado de Gate y muy conoCidoB
tambien ca San Juan.
Ell eontRaYents ea uno dc loI mkl degtfn'
guides sIemento1 De II sociednd barcelona
q. hombTo j6vsn De busnn po1ici6n II Cul-
tura.
ia boda us Fealia6 81 fnmilia, concu'
risnde Ios fotimos de esta, entire ollOI mn.
ehor eIemenfog IA Il coI0uis DunYtePFiau0'
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Sc ASEGURR QUE BO-
niIIa suff6 una Cai-
da en- AibOnito.
TinhI6n 50 lsaguTa quo 50 fflsiurd unl pIOlnl ]
QUO dGnlntlld ID Porto Rleln L0lf ISbleeo
(De naestr0 oorresponsaIl

Enaro 25.-HaTS como tres meaag que
81 individuo Francisco Bonilla, negdn 90
aaeguEa hubO do ,uufniF una Oaida dc nm
andamio en- uno dc loB trRbajo1 de cons.
tEuCoi6n de rsnchos caHns de la CompR'
fifa 'PoEto Rican Leaf Tobacco, barTio
Plata, fraCtuFknduSs una piornn, y paEoce
que el Bonills hs nombrado ~ Ab0gado
paEa demnndar 4 la Citada Compaifs; ne.
gkndole aCeptsr ma proposition amiGtaIa
que se le hiCiera.
Crsemos que de ssr cisrtS eBa FeClama'
Ci6n , loH hsChoE, deben EsCordar Icu inte'
resRdo1 Ia maldiCi6n del GitanO. "Pleitol
tengan los genea".
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(De nuestro corrsspOasag. }

EneFo 25.-
Visnen CiEculando en 81 ComeECio de
elts pueblo uno1 euantoa 9sdio1 dollars
falsOB que pareean acabade8 de BaliE de
= i s osHa da monedals Z que aiensn Il faehs
1900. La poliCia Ge diea ha e0upnd0 dos
8 tres de allos "a vaEioe sisndag, & SinVolti'
gR Is proCadsncia, GuEuEF GndoUs que al
fabricants reside en Pulguillan. barEio do
Coamo. Yo CFso prs1taE1a mejoE 1eEviGic
81 active oabo VallGdaEos Hua guREdiR1
eucontEando ,,ess intFuno fsbricante, que
por 10 viGtO no eat6 muy lejo8, que 81 toneF
luB agenteI veItido1 do jfbRrOu, eupueuto1
& IN OontTAtiempO con los idem dOtT6O de
los e6ntioOs de lOG gAllOs, que aunquo le
peIeG ValladRre1, han phlsado y soguiEan
poleando 1iempre qpe Be encuentEen, a0n'
que sea sin issteres.
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La -Compaffa de redes teIef1nicas.

L. 'CompafifR de Rede1 Etelef6nicas
de Puerto Rico ent6 lIeYando tfeCts lOG
trabajos nsCesRfios Para 10 communication
cen lGl regiones ds Z colta del Oeltc ,
suE de ID iI'a. Loa hilon IIegln "a hRuta
Vega baja , loE trAblj6s Aiguen con gran
Eapid6z No GeFfa diffoil que ss sltabiecie'
IA ma intaligencis para que cate ssryiciO
do COMMUNICATIONS tslef6nicaB quedaTa
completado con les connection de ID l1neaB
del gobieEno insulaT.
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Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
obieto renitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe2de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50
Por un afio $500. PGgO an
tcipado,
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seiloF j. u Silva 81 favorable Tesultado en-
los tEabRiOs rsaIizRdas con aquel obiet9.
Ia asoCiaci6n EeferidR acord6 poF una
nimidad, ssCundar d moci6n del RefsEido
geflor Silva, para daF IN vot9 de gFRciaH
& a O6maFa de ComeEcio americana, pof
81 valieao concuruO que hR pTestado ca lo8
refaridos trabaioI en favor dc que conti-
nuaRa Il taEifa mfnimR para 81 cate de
Puerto Rico ca loa pueEtoa francesca. El
Vot0 de gFaCias Bs ha dc haoer extenuiYO,
express peEnonalmente, al pFesidents de-
aqualla O6mREa 81. Bennett, gus uSound6
de una maneEa paEaiatsnte 8 inCannable
Los buanoa prop6sitos de Ia aludida C6ma-
10 en- favor del produCto puqTtorTique1o,
pEestando asf mismo an deCidido apoyo
81 sr Silva, cuando este Compatriotn oatu.
70 en- Nueva York geltionan1o aquslla
concession.
IA apliCaCi6n de Ia ''tarifa mfnima" u
cafs de Puerto Rico en- los puertou francs.
ae4 que estuVo punto de Her abolida 80
gdn inform6 opoEtunamsnte: ia Cores.
pondsncia" pregta yalioIo apoyo a In
trodUcci6n p grano puertoETiqu6no en-
uno de loH pTincipRlel meRcRdoa que le
qusdan. y psEmits Ios CoGecheros il de-
fandi6ndoss de ID aguda CTilia quo hRca
algunos amos leu CauBR tantOs paEiuiCioB =
ha meEmado tan ConsideEablents una de
lar mas importante1 fusntsl ds production
del pafl.
Son dignos pues, De lA eEtimaci6n da
este pals, tod0l IoI que ca favor DEL Eefe.
dor prOduct0 han trabsjadcs
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LICTO-MARROW

Elta eI ID emulsion prefsrida.
El reCOngituyents mas podeEoso.
El snemigo de Il tisiI.
InfaIibIe para l. debilidsd cerebral.
Ia HslvaCi6n de loG ninoa.
El olt6mago mfE susceptible IL tOler&
De ysnta ca todaG Las farmacia1.-r.
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PlNOs usLlOs.

ElPARIs BAzAR vsnde cuatro pia.
mes de uBo On muy buon eltAdO & an pre-
clio muy limitado.
Las psFDonaI que desssn adquirir an
piano aTRto pueden pagar vsTlO, pusu
esta ganga durAr6 pocos diaa por que loI
preciOs Gon muy bRFatos los pEimaHos
qus llegusn Ga los IlevaT6n.-PedrO Giusti
FoEtalezR 27.
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EI cafe de Puerto Rico nbtiene ven
tsjaS aranCeIaTisS.

FL cafe de Puerto Rico On % entEa6a &
los pueTton flaacesaa ha Obtsnido por fin
de las negociaCiones sntRbladas "a % IA.
voE, uy taFifa mfuimR con Caractsr de
pFOducto favoEecidO al modo eztable y
tempo indafnido.
En "a session OelebEada por 81 "Board Of
Trade" 81 dia 10 da la C1HKiontc1 s. tTat6
ds o-s importOnts nuunto, ucticiRndO el
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MNIES gE PARTIR.l
yILIas llIIlIsIl. olIII Rs1.aIIIL ] EIlls.
lilsou,dIl ln,rls.na huno'bl d lllu,l

POGO nntss de ralir 81 almiEantej Evans para su
Viaia II Pacffco, viait6 81 pEo1idento Roosevelt.
Ambus Cambiaton InG 6ltima8 idoag, la8 6.tIma1
impEelionsl ralatiVe1 We gran smpre8a que llev6
ma podeEcsl ecuadra del AtI6ntico q PaCffco. 10
que abon ldiisron pcEmansos usCreto IN BscEeto
que Be- Heva Evans 81 mar pfocalosO.
IA aBcuRdra eporabn ca tanto, 81 paro :todo likto
para 81 largo CrucsEo TodoB los navio1 humaantss
G1psrabAn q uea a. pRrtid que debfA trRBmirle1 81
buque Insignia
Antes de paTtiE ca d inGlants miGmo dc pRFtir,
aqu0ll0G der h0mbEoz So mikafon cambleEon M
apTst6n de- unanou ol silhnts geportsriamO noTta-
americana tom6 Is ditins mif1da para difandiEa en-
expression gEaica po9 toda u TspdbliOa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27

En- titDnitO ssta circuIand1 mOnsda
faIsa.
So lfIral gaO los nol0ioTos flIsos 20 O'tdR Io
jas
gJloS CulRiOs mOiIOs dollars 6sl lEtfOn aeahl-
do' y 'lllr e ol...lsao1s.a's
(De sastestrO oOrT6opOaSdk
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-27

EN- BREVE 3 abriEl unl clnro de bor.
dndol. Galadog, sncsje a. hilo j co1turn
PaEa infoEInO Iatufn 2Qs