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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Fanatics Who Killed Baby Lodged in
the County Jail,

Easton, Pa April 29,-The coro.
ner's jury late today returned yer.
dict charging Robert Bachman with
the murder of Irene May Smith, the
5-yearold daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith of Alliance. Surgeons
who made the post norton examina.
ton found that death was due to
strangulation
Bachman will be formally charged
with murder in the morning.
The child was offered as a sacrifice
by-her parents and uncle. members
of a fanatic religious sect whose &C.
tons have startled the community.
The Smiths and Bachman, who is an
uncle of the child and VINO killed her
during his frenzy, are in the county
Jail
Bachman insists that the child was
possessed of the devil and that he
killed her by command from heaven.
He maintains that he did no wrong
and that God will protect him. Smith
Is in a pitiable condition both ment
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
CAIRO PRtSBYiERY
Sessions of Great Interest Yesterday
and Last Night--Important Cues
tons Receive Attention.

The Cairo Presbytery and Won a. S
Missionary Society held interesting
and instructive st ss,ons YESTERDAY.
They are composed Of an earnest
body of men and women from "A
dozen or more neiehboring cammuni.
ties. Eleven pastors and seventeen
elders responded to the roll call yes.
terday morning Ladies' of the Ca 70
church served lunch yesterday at
moon. Last night Miss Jaunita Rick.
cts, amissionary in China, delivered
an interesting address at the church
telling Of her experiences in that
strange country. Rev. w b. Lille.
Sunday school missionary. reported
that forty persons have signed a re.
quest for the establishment of a
church at Mcclure in this county. He
believed a church should be estab.
lished at Thebes also. as there was
no regular church now there and
saloons had been voted out. Other
places where churches are to be es
tablished are Benton aud Elizabeth
town. The Cairo Christian EndeaYtr
society was shown to be the banner
society in the Presbytery in the mat
ter of contributing TO the missionary
fund, having contributed s103 last
year; Anna was next with S45 The
total contributions of the year were
$23203. T. b. Goodman, of Golden,
was elected delegate to the Synodical
meeting. 1t was decided that Rev.
McCluer who was called to both the
Marion and Golden churches should |
remain with the former The problem |
to be decided and over which some |
is locked for is the |
together of the Cumberland |
church properties. Some of the lat
ter churches in the Presbytery are
still maintaining separate organiza-
ions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
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The river marked $40 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing a
fall Of Oh Of a foot in "A hours.
The Oakland from New Orleans
passed to louisville with cmptics yes.
terday morning
The Dick Fowler was in and out as
usual. She VIII be the paducah pack
ct today.
The F'erd Herold from st. Louis
passed to Memphis yesterday after
noon adding literally here.
The Russell Lord frem Paducah
passed south with two emnties after
railroad ties.
The Reaper came IN from Vicks.
burg with five empties and went to
Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
OVER 5000 CHILDREN
Observing Children's Day, Gather In
ST. Patrck's New York, and
Sing Grand TIE Deun.

New York. April 29.-At noon today
the litigurgical part of the celebration
of the Catholic centennial practically
closed with the singing of the grand
Tie Deum by G.500 children gathered
i'm St Patrick's Cathedral to observe
Children's Day and tonight the laity
began its series of rejoicing with a
public meeting at Carnegie Musical
Hall.
The evening meeting was presided
over by Ex-Justice Morgan ]. O'Brien
and others on the stage were Cardinal
Gibbons, Cardinal Lcgue. Archbishops
Glennon. Ryan. Keane and other dis
prelates The principal
speakers were Cardinals Gibbons AMI
Logue and Senator Bourke Cochran.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
TO DEPORT ANARCHISTS
Five Held IN New York Have Been
Convicted of Various Crimes
Many Rounded Up.

Washington April 29-In the
rounding up of anarchists of foreign
birth by the authorities OF the various
large cities Of the country. working
IN cooperation with the United
States immigration officials. a good
many foreigners with criminal rec
ords in their own country have been
discovered.
Orders were issued today for the
deportation OF five Italians found in
New York. all OF whom nave criminal
records. They have been convicted
OF various crimes ranging from nun.
der 10 petit larceny Some. at least
are declared TO be anarchists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
BRICK PAVEMENT
MUST BE RELA|D
TRACKS OF CAIRO TRACTION co,
ON WASHINGTON AVENUE IN
BAD ORDER - COMPANY TO
HAVE WORK DONE OVER.

II is understood that good portion
icf the brick pavement between the
rails of the Cairo Traction Company's
tracks on Washington avenue will
| have TO be taken up and relaid. The
need Of this has been apparent for
some time past. In many places the
brick along the rails aud IN the center
as well seem to have been forced
upward and stand as much as an inch
| or more above the surface of the pave
| ment as originally laid; and altogether
the pavement is III a delapidated state
CIR soon win be SO If not given needed
attention very shortly.
City Engineer Thistlewood has Civ
en- the matter attention. He does no.
regard it as due to faulty construction.
He has taken up the brick in several
places where they had become mis-.
placed, and found that mud had work
ed its way down between the rails and
the brick all the way to the concrete
base. The rainy weather. with the
tracks forming a sort Of canal between
bank of mud ON either side, proved
severe test for this narrow strip of
pavement, causing the mud and water
to stand upon it almost continuously
for week. The mud aud water worked
themselves down between the rails
and the brick aud forced the rails |
apart also forced the brick upward. |
He finds that the rails have spread in |
places from quarter to half an inch. |
The engineer believes the trouble |
would have been lessened. if not /
iv ided, had the pavement outside the
'ails been laid at the same time the
pavement between the rails was lail.
IS the rails would then have had
irm support aud would have been less
liable to spread and permit water and
Iirt to percolate down to the con.
.rcte base.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
CAIRO 3. & L. ASSOCIATION
HAD PROSPEROUS YEAR.

At a meeting the other night by the
directors OF the Cairo Building and
Loan Association Judge A. Coming
was elected secretary the twenty,
nineth time The other officers elect.
ed We're: President, Charles +. Miller:
vice president; William Sehatz: sec
rotary, A. Comings: treasurer. J. H.
Galligan. directors, F. A. Conant. p.
q. Schulz. n, Hasenjaeger. L. II. Ny,
ers. John c. Gholson and w. p.
Greaney The society is in a most
state There are now in
force 1853 shares: the receipts during
last year were sS9.6S40i; loans in
force $1S9022.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
AGED MINISTER DIES
Rev. Dix Was Rector of Trinity Par.
ish, New York City, Since 1852
Heart Failure.

New York, April 29.-Rev. DR.. Nor.
gan Dix, aged 81, rector OF Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Parish since 1862
and one of the city's most prominent
clergymen. is dead. Death was due 10
heart failure. DR., Dix was the son of
General John A. Dix, who, when sec.
Rotary of the treasury, sent out the ia
nous dispatch. IF any one attempts
to haul down the American Flag. shoot
him on the spot"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt
Vernon. not much change during the
next As hours, with falling tendency
AT Paducah aud Cairo, will continue
falling during the next IS hours
The Tennessee, at Florence and
Riverton. will continue rising for Sc
10 AZ hours. AT Jacksonville, NOT
much change tonight and Thursday
The Mississippi, at Chester not
much change for Sc hours, At Cape
|Girardeau, will continue rising n 10
36 hours.
The Wabash, at Mt Carmel. not
much change during the next 3GI
hours.
w. f. BARRON,
Temporarily IN Charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
CONFIRMED PROOF.
BIG LUMBER MERGER.

st. Louis, April -Lumbermen
representing the companies compris.
ing in their holdings practically all
the yellow pine timber of the south.
today decided upon merger to con.
serve the timber supply, and to main
ain prices. The proposed organize
ion will be capitalized at 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Pump Started Again.

The Twenty-eighth street pump
was started up again yesterday, under
direction OF Alderman Magner. chair
man OF the pump and water commit.
tee The upper part of the city
needs tins relief few days longer.
The Ttcnth street pump is still shut
down.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
AND OPERATORS OF
kANAWHA FIELD AGREE

Charleston w. Va, April 30-The
Joint scale committee OF the miners
and operators of the Kanawha field
reached an agreement this morning
Thursday. The scale of 1906 contin
ues in effect as does the bi.monthly
PAYDAY Eight thousand miners will
continue work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Observation-Disclosures,
The WEATHER
EygssygSygyssssysysSxsSssS
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures S.
General Conditions.

The day was cool and rainy. A
drizzle prevailed all day aud con
tinued till well into the night Up
to p m. ~ OF an inch had fallen.
The government bulletin reported
rain from onyl eight points, all light.
Extremes of temperature We're - at
Phoenix and Is at North Platte.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many Cairo Household Will Find
Them So.

mem 80
To have the pains and aches of a
bad back removed; to be entirely
free from annoying dangerous urin-
airy disorders is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how
this great change can be brought
about will prove comforting words to
hundreds of Cairo readers;
w. f. Gibson. of 41G Eleventh
street, Cairo. H., says: Il suffered
for years from kidney trouble The
pains across my back and loins We're
so severe at times that | could hardly
straighten after stopping If | caught
cold il was sure 10 settle in my kid
neys and a a consequence | suffered
more intensely at such times r
learned Of Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured a box at Sehuh & Sons drug
store, From the wonderful results
| received do not hesitate to recon-
mend them statement given April
%, 1900
CONFIRMED PROOF.
On Feb nth. 1908, Mr. Gibson
said: Il have no reason to retract |
anything | said in my previous state |
ment recommending Doan's Kidney |
Pills, and can speak even more highly |
IF them at this time"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United |
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
axe no other.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
TO CAMP WITH REGULARS.

Springfield. H. April 29.-An
nouncement was made today that the
First. Fourth, and Eighth Infantry. hi
nois National Guard. will camp with
the federal troops at Fort Benjamin
Harrison Indianapolis, next Septem.
Der.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Washington Forecast.

Washington. April 29.-IILiNOIS-
Generally fair Thursday, warmer in
extreme south; Friday fair and
warmer; fresh north to northwest
winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
TO INVESTIGATE THE
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

Washington. April 29.-Representa-
tive Smith. of Michigan. today intro
duced resolution directing the SOC
Rotary of commerce and labor to in
vestigate the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph companies as to
wages paid and the working condi-
lions of the employees of these COM
panies
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30

The Bulletins advertising rates are
the lowest when circulation is consId.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30

mates the record at Cairo within
few minutes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30

Advertising in The Bulletin is profit
able to the advertiser because 1t has
the highest class circulation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30
Foreca sts For TODAY,
Sun and Moon.

Cairo and vicinity: Generally fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30

ally and physically, but Mrs. Smith
is rationa and realizes the awful
gravity If the situation. She declares
that she joined the sect in order t.
keep peace in tie family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-30

while il is news.
Read The Bulletin and get the news
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-09
ANUNClO De SUBASTA.

DepsEtamsnto del Interior de Puerto Ri
CO Bureau de ObYas P6blicap.-
Ofsina del SupsEintandents
San Juan, p. r., Marco 26 de 1908
PropoSiciopOy en- plieg2s csrradoa para
la adjudication On pdblica BUbasta del So.
miniBtFo, medida y antFega dc 500 metres
CGbiCos de piedFa tEituVadR con deRtino &
la EspaEsoi6a del mueIle de las Go'etRa,
ffente Ia Aduans, San Juan, r. r. Be
RdmitiFSn en- esfR cfcins hRatR las 10 am.
del die 10 de Abgil, 1908, en- que ue Rbri.
ran p6bIicaments.
Todos los dates neCesarios se daFSn en-
eats ofcina donde 80 encuentTan de mani
& ssto todos ios documentos que han de re-
cir en- la contrats = podr6u EecogeE los
iCitadoreB los models de prop00icionsB
que han de pFegeDtsF.
La Administrator Bs TeseEvs a dere'
Cho de rechszar cuRlquisrs 8 todss las
pFopoBiciones
PoF orden del ComisionRdo del Intsrior,
J, J. JIMENEZ, supeYintendenta de
ObFaB Pdblitas 12v. No. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-09
BlNCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO. RICO
Capital lutoTIzadO S2.400, 600. Capital TgaII-
zadO S3l5 532.sS, U. SC.
OperGeiones az reoliga:

OperaciOnes que TeoEisa:
PF6StamOS: Con garantias personales, con
cOlaterales, y con hfpotecas cOrtO y large
plazO sObre fncas rtisticas.
oSouaniOs: De giros, pagar6s, y obl1ga
clones cOmercisles cOrtO plazo.
aIFO8: Bobre Espahs, New York, Paris,
LOndTes y HRmburgo.
GlEOs pOT Cable: sobre New York Ma
drid,
Cusnias COrrIsntss: Con interes de 2 p. M
nuRl disponibles la vista por cheques.
lmpOSlOonos plazO flo: Con interes de
p 8 annual segdn tempo.
SeCCiOn de ah0rFOs: Imposiciones sobTe Ii
bretas desde % cts. q 1,0O0 con interese
CobrsHzas: Por ouenta agena con comi.
sion m1nima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los corrientistas.
Dep68ItoS: De elective valores.
Gamble de- mOnsdas: De todos los pafses.
Vsnta do O6duas hipOtsOaFlas: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes z p. 8 pa
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrales.
VeRta do fiR0as: Dando facilidades para 81
pagO, On las jurisdieciones de Adjuntas
Aguas Buenas, AibOnito, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, COrozal, Qua
yama, HatillO, JuRna Diaz, Lola, Manati,
Maricao, NaFanjito, Pstillas, Rio GrRnde,
UtuRdO, YabucOR y YaucO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-09
SeEie de C0DCiertOS en-
eI 'lAeolian Hall" !.
Ell pTlmsr0 teadTa ef0Gte pot IN
VllIO5O S0ptlmIAO, naElRl vIgTnGs

FL diatinguido 8rtistR Bt6oP Francisco
Rooms, nos paTticipa atentaments habBE
oEgAnizado una BsFia de coneisRtoB que ae
efsctuaE6n en- el salon principal de la casa
ndmeF0 1 de Ia CRllS de Ssn JuGto an
donde eEt6 instRlado al "Aaolisn Hsll",
MsGRua visFnsI 90 verif ara el primer
concerto de IL ssrie dichs, = dRr6 prinCi'
pio & laa 8 y media de la nochs, siendo sl
pTecio de IL sntradA so centaYos.
La diHtiuguid8 sehoEita dcHR Teresa
Moreno Csldsr6n , los 1iguientes pFcfsso.
ReB tomaT6n pREt1 On los RefaFidog ConcieF'
toE:
9r Justo Fo1toF Torres, Pianigts; Ba6or
Jali6n Andino Ter. violin ConcsRtino; :;
Andino Hijd, p. idem; Sergio Leconte,
viols; Francisco Rooms, violoncelIo; Ma.
nuel TiSol, oontEabsjo; Monclova, q f sut
Ha squf el pr0gFamR del citado CON
cisrto:
Primers Payte. 1o.-ObsEon, ObsEtura
per el Ssptimino, Weber.
2.-PeeygYb: A. La maGanR. B. Ia
mueEte de Aae. c Dan2a d. RnitrsB. d.
81 r ' de la montaRR.-Grieg. Por el
Septimiuo.
3.-Euchant.ment, de Maassnet, Dor
Ia s'florita Moreno Calder6l
4.-"PsgliGci" de LeoncavRIlo, eieCu.
tsds por el sOptimino: Adsgio, Minustto,
SeEenata, Los p6jaroB, Gaviotta, All g
Agitsto, MaEzisle, Finale.
ssgunda parts. S.. - TsnhauUer, de
Wagner, poE 81 ssptimino.
67.- DANA poloniaBe, De shRrwsnh0,
POI 81 Ssptimino.
7.-"GiOconda", pOE 81 ssptInino.
Aria de Laura, de Ponchiolli, poE IL
BehoEita Moreno Calder6n.
so.-DanzA MaCabEG, do Saint saenG,
peE q ssptimino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-09
REUNATIGO POR MAS
de Cuarenta amos!
MaVaViIIosa CuTaCiiD poi las PiIdOyas
Rosadas del Dr. Williams.
CoRaGIao CIudatlna Do ID Hlhaaa, OfrGcO IN Gs'
table T'silnsREb, para CusRt0s PldseGN ds
RSumatISmV.

HACe bRHtanteB fios que g. viensn Rnun'
CiRndo laB PfldoFGs Rossdan del DR.. Wi
lliRmG, como ma mediLil4 d. m6Eit9
para lOB males de 10 8aDgte sistema uaEs
ViGB0. Entr0 egos males eatS on primsFa
Ifnea el RsumatiBmo, eBfsIme1ai que Sfli.
ge tantaB gantsg, eBpeciRlmants en- IL eA'
taci6n actual. Muchas son las cuEacionen
de dichR dolOnciA efeCtuadas con dichas
renombRadaB pfldoraB, de que 90 hs dado
publication, peFo el CaBO que continue
ci6n Be cffecs, ea Bin dudR uuo dc los mas
notRbles teatimoniou que 10 hRya dRdO en-
favor de una medioinR Qua an h0mbre
hsya psdsCido por cuarenta EhoB = tornado
infoidad de mediCinRs tratamisntos, es'
tando CRsi bRldado, hsyR venido 8 hallar
Hu cursci6n an POGO tempe, RteUtiguR de
una maneI poaitsvR el m6Tito de lRa Pill
dorRs Rosadas del Dr.. Williams. He
Rquf copia taxtuRl dSl eScFito del ST.. Rs.
fael Rosa CeballoV, cslla M6ximo Gomez
Al, San Antonio de BtEov, HabRna: Me
eB mUy gYRto deClaRAT poF lS prei6dte que
Las PfldorRs del DR.. William, me cuFa.
ron de an FeumRtism0 CT6nico que habfR
padecido c6Bi todR mi vida. Tengo ahora
IS tfioB de edad; dsSds 10 Biete que pa
deCfa de dicha maligna dOlentia En- Ocs-
stones pas6 mRsgB enteroB taldado en- lB
CANA Rin podeT moveTme, cuando mRjo.
Faba tenfa que RndRF con dos muletag, co.
mo sRben muchRB personals gus aquf me
conocen, Casi todR Ia vida Ia paI6 usando
msdiainag, fEipgAv, yOduroS, hsg'a que al
gGn tempo atr6G IN amigo me habl6 de
las PfdoTas del DR.. Williams, empsh an
dOBs que dsbfs de probaTlaB para combA'
t'E mi CE6nicR enfermedad All 10 hics
quOd6 marAyillado de loB EesuIt8ncB obts'
Didou, pueI en- POGO tismpO mejor6 , luego
cure por complete, ain que hasta Ia fecda
me haya vuelto & moleHtaT tan penoso NAL
Solo Bisnto no hAbeE uEado anteB tan tfcaz
Feme1ic, eI Cual Hecomisndo nincaEameDte
& cuantos aufeen de Fsumatismo."
DscfdaBs Vd. HOY. EataB pfldoTas 90
hallan de venta en- esta ciudad, y on tOdaS
las fArmsCias del mundo , DOME quierR
que Be Vendgn medicinaR Exiia las leifti'
mos Pfldoraa RssRdas del DIR. WI
ILIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-09
UN BUEN ACUERD0.
del ayunta1iGntO
de Manatf.
Sc subVaEGiona al hiiO del nObilfsi-
mo lossfinu Psr6s con 300 pc
SOS anuaIes, para CuTsar estu-
diOs en- los EStadOS UnidoS.
Tual IQusIIl sOGIOdld 0DIaGa0 ] patlOGBl OsO
ptsluno tlIbutO ( los VITtudOs Dol auaFlf0
cOmpttrIOta.

En- la 6.tima sehi6n del syu atamiento
de MRnatt, adoEttas, de maneFa un6nime,
81 acuerdo de EubvencionRE 81 ioven hiio
de don Josefno Par6B, Eecientamente falls.
cido, eata tltim0 con la cantidad de 300
dollaTB anua sB para que en- los EstadoS
Unidos curse estudios , adquiera una
pTefsBi6n univsraitaris.
Es0 acueFdo, qua de modo tan junto re.
fejs el ssntiE do aquel pueblo, ha hailRdo
en todoG lo5 coFazoneP, sRtiafacci6n honda
y sincsrR.
Porque Par6g Bupo ganarIs 81 amor de
suB conciudadsnos con 81 ejsmplo de 80
asno viviT, en- ambiente de h3nrRdsE sin
m6oula.
No fac an virtuoso professional. Nj 81.
quiega Bs preocup6 q 80 veCeB, relative
el concepto de la viFtud. No neCenitRbs
de clio.
ri no podfR ser gin6 hombEe de bien,
porque la nAturalesa le dot6 dc an coraz6n
gsneroSO que para Gl bien tuvo todos ms
impuIgoV.
No podfs taneF para nsdie, siu6 el afacto
de que Tebos2bR 50 alma, hecha poF Dies
para 81 amor de aus ssmrjsntss
no pod1a BeE de otFo mode. Era de
genuine tsmpeFamento artfHtico. Peya Las
miasTias de Ia vida tuvo siempTe ls gran
deEa ls dsliCadeEa dc "a egpfTitu ain
aombrRg, EouRiente y luminoB0 como las
mahsnsB de pTimaveER.
Vidas tan sismplRTes tan heFmoBaE,
que Grey 6eRnEe CTeRdaB para ejeFCer entire
los hombTsn la mssoneEfa del bien uin fall
sss lituVgiasy ain deDpreoiRbles ritoB,al desR
pREeceE, ,Ie6mo no echaElsu de menoE, como
no lloEarias como no bandsciElaB hon.
rsTlas en- 81 tribute p6atumo?
Hace bien Msnatf. De Bu Escinto Be
fu6 IN alma ospRz de ssntir con la mayor
intenaidad, ideales que veCeG pFetsnden
tocar los cue no tienen alas blanCas y pm
ERB para elevarBs hagta elloV.
JegeGno sf BastRbR VaTla una sola veg,
para que iam6s "a dulce noble fgen 1mfa
30 olvidRHe.
Para Ia amistR6, no tuvo On Eu coFaz6n
ning6n sentir s6rdido. En- el cum mpIimian'
to de duB debeFep, en- la amRTgR lucha poT
10 existencia, fac pFobo, leRl, honTRdo, en-
10 Fecta y mas lsvantada acepci6n de estR
gran palsbFa.
En- 81 aEtp, tuvo una bohemia incom'
parable. ATr8nCRba 81 instFumento fa'
vo1ito-ls guitaFTa-notas que parecfan
tTRducir todRB las bellezas de 80 alma, que
81 psTeofR dsghscsr en- teTDuTas hondsmen'
te cor movadoFaa.
LA Correspondence" eDvfs al ayUntA'
miento de Manatf, sinceFa felicitGCi6n per
al ju,ticiero Rouerdo an bsnefcio del hiio
de Jorefno Psr6B. que, de SECURE, ha hsFe'
dado laRnO ComuneS Yirtudes del inolvidR'
bic CT mpatFi0tR que le di6 81 ser,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-09
Ia Prsusa del JsPtn alguye que eI
tratadO De Portsmouth eS InspII-
cable a las zunas del feHOGalllI
d. Ia ManchuFIa.
Sc trat8 De cOnCesiOnes, dice, ex-
Clusivas. hsiO c5nvsniOs Tuso-chi-
nos que el IapiB hsrsda.
ConfeTsnGia de Ia famiIia real italia
Da con TsspsGtO al matrimOniO
AbTuzzi-ElkinS.


Toxic, Abril 9.-Los grandeB diarioB
da~esta capital, Comentando IoB aauntou re-
IAtivoB Is Manchuria, RTguysn eua ol
tFatado de Eortsmouth no O. APPLICABLE &
las zonas del fsrEocarEiI de 10 Ma1churia,
teniOndo 81 JAp6p, por loB convention enti.
pulGdon On 81 osntTato TuBoOhinc, cones.
stones ''sxelusivaO" ca dichag zonaU, que
hsTeda 81 imperio, de ege pacto, que no
son, ri pueden ser, Internationally, pue1 no
antPan bBio las clkuuuIas do lau naciones
favozscidas. LR opinion iaponsBa ga mueB.
TIA 6eeidida 4 que 81 gobieEno de la ma
Ci6n eisTzs en- Ia ManChuTia 81 mismo con-
troll gus Rlsis antss ds e.tsllar ls dlti'
ma guerra. Estal cusstioasB despiertan
inuGitado intsE6s On los cfrOuloB diplom kti
COS.