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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
GARAGES MUST BE FIREPRooF
such IL the Decision of the National
Fire Protective Association
Convention.

A. G. Beeson, manage of the National
Fire Inspection Insurance bureau for Ne
braska, has returned from the twelfth an
nual meeting OF the National Fire Protec-
ton association, which was held at CHI
cago. o.
This association treats only Of fire pro-
tectloR and fire prevention and has a mem
beTship from every state in the United
States ana Canada" says Mr.. Beeson.
cit has three different memberships, the
active, the associate members, who have
no voting power, and the subscribing mem
bers, who have devices for sale. The as.
ISOLATION meets one year in New York
and the next in Chicago.
The most interesting part OF the program
to noe was the half day we spent at the
laboratory Of the Underwriters association,
wheretwe saw absolute tests made on the
different devices for preventing spread of
fire. One interesting experiment was with
q glass, door, the glass being made on wire
metal, The door was put into a device
where heat to a temperature OF 1900 de-
grees was applied for sixty minutes. At
the end OF that time the door was with
drawn and water from a two and o~na-haif-
inch stream played upon II until 1t was
cooled. WhenNthe door was then examined
1t was found that although II was some.
what checked there was not a puncture
In IL. +.
The report of the committee on fire.
proof buildings reported the following
points, after having examined several fires
in fire-proof buildings during the year:
The height ana area must be regulated 90
as to be within easy reach Of fire-fightins
apparatus; the necessity of safeguarding
all floor openings. such as elevators and
~stairwayss the proper construction OF par.
titions and the proper protection OF wall
~cpenings.
"The COMMITTEES also reported that auto
mobile sare ges should be Of standard fire,
proof construction and that the repair
room. storage room and pump room should
have a separate entrance from the outside
Other matters discussed were the report
Of metal workers, the various devices. holsl
in fire doors, lessons in construction, fir,
and reinforced concrete. mill construction
and car barns"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
DECREE TO REMOVE FENCES
orders VIII BE Issued by Fedora
Court to Cattle Men of
West.

DEGREES will be issued by Judge T. C..
Munger In the United States district court
next week against a number OF cattlemen
in northwestern Nebraska, commanding
them TO remove and destroy all fencee
that may now be about public lands to
which they have no claim or title and en-
joining the offenders from enclosing pub
lie lands in the future. One decree has
been issued against L. Banks Wilson ana
EDGAR w, Wilson for the illegal enclosing
Of 1880 aores Of public lands The total
number Of acres of land enclosed by the
Wilson's Is 26,1eo. OF this amount 1c,4iO
acres are covered by miscellaneous homeo
stead entries. The lands liz in Sioux county
n are in the Chadron subdivision OF the
Nebraska federal district.
DEGREES win also be issued against John
P. and Arthur w. Sibbell for %unlawfullY
enclosing $500 acres Of public lands In
Grant county. in the Grand Island division;
Herman G. and Ted II. Stewart, for ilcg-
ally enclosing i.44O acres Of public lands In
Sioux county. and Zsdock Goodwin for
Illegally enclosing $40 acres of public lands
in Sioux county, both in the Chadron al
V1Eton.s ~ "
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

1t will cost the city 500 to replace them.
West, south and east Of Edgar the storm
was much worse. Howard Musick, resid-
ing three miles south of Edgar, had a
large barn, all his sheds, cribs and out
buildings blown away. Much damage was
also done to his crops. Others in that
vicinity were damaged. but none so badly.
Farther east and a little north OF Edgar,
Emil Anderson was badly hurt. His house
was blown from the foundation and
wrecked, a fine large barn was blown to
pieces, two mules killed and two blown
away and have not yet been heard from.
Four horses are also gone and their fate
unknown. All his cribs and outbufldings
and sheds were blown away. The damages
will be close to $1,000. MIR. Anderson and
family escaped injury as they were IN the
cave. rt r 9
Two Children Killed. -
RED CLOUD, ,Neb., June 6.-(special
Telegram)-The tornadoes- that; did so
much damage IN franklin, Fillmore and
Clay counties evidently entered the state
last night across the Webster county line.
At North Branch, Kan, fourteen miles
south Of Guide Rock, the first severe eff
fects were felt, two children Of Mr.. Smell
being killed and Mrs. Young seriously in
JuIeu. a large amount OF damage was
done to property there also.
The storm struck four miles east of Red
Cloud near Amboy. where trees were up
rooted and some damage was done to crops.
but no fatalities resulted.
Near Riverton, Mr.. and Mrs. Grew were
injured by the wreck Of their house; but
their wounds are not fatal. The storm did
not strike the town of Rivertown, but
passed six miles northwest and evidently
was the beginning of the more serious
tornado that did so much damage at
Franklin. where one boy was killed.
1t was reported here last night that
twenty farmers, who were made homeless
sought refuge in franklin until this morn.
ing.
The storm in this locality occurred early
In the evening. At $3.50 O'Clock p. m, one
cloud was easily seen forming four miles
east OF Red Cloud, travelling northward
tearing up trees and blowing all obstruc.
lions out OF It's path. This is the one tina,
Killed the two children in Kansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

o. the safe with a heavy instrument, bat
tering II. but not gaining entrance. After
visiting the cigar room they %ceparted, evil
IDENTIFY the way they zane. The robbery
ives not discovered until the shipping clerk
came down Saturday morning.
Though nearly every drawer and re-
ceptaele in the office had been pried open
and the contents scattered on the floor.
the BURGLARS overlooked u book on the
desk between the pages Of which the sum
Of $275 in cash was concealed. A salesman
had come In late Friday afternoon and
had placed the money in currency and
gold in the book to be left there until
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

railroad operations in the west. both north
and south The main line OF the Rock
Island Is out OF commission and through
trains from Denver are urable to come
through Omaha, having to make q detour
through Kansas City. The Denver trains
run from Denver TO Colby on the Rock
Island. from Colby to Manhattan on the
Union Pacific and from Manhattan 10
Kansas City on the Rock Island.
Because Of the heavy washouts on the
Northern Pacific, which probably will
take a week or ten days to repair. the
Burlington has annulled trains Nos. ~ and
a. between Lincoln and Billings. until
further notice. The washout on the North
ern Pacific is west of Helena and Butte.
Trains Nos. Al and AZ Will make all stops
between Broken Bow and Billings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
BoHEMIANS GO TO BRUNO
Ten Members OF Tel Jed sokOl WiI
Help Open New Club

Mayor DAhlman was to have gone 10
Bruno ana delivered the principal address
at the opening OF the club house, but he
was prevented from doing so by illness.
Ten members Of the local Bohemian so
eiety, the Tel Jed 0okol, left Saturday az
ternoon for Bruno. in Butler county. where
q large athletic club house will be opened
Sunday. The Omaha delegates will per-
form on parallel and horizontal bars and
take part in the dedication Of the new club
house. which is one Of the largest belong
ing 10 any Of the Bohemian societies.
The following went from Omaha: Old
rich J. Jslen. Frank ]. Riha, John Rihs.
James Hoffman. Peter Peeka, Fred Barta,
Reed Zibmune. Ed Vrsna, Joseph Hejduk
ana Frank Krecek.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
BURGLARS GET SOME MONEY
Break Into Raapke Grocery House In
Night and Make Small
Haul.

Burglars broke into the establishment Of
the Raspke Grocery company. 1905 Harvey
street. Friday night. They pried off a
heavy grating OF a rear window and
dropped into the basement, a distance OF
fourteen feet. hence they went upstairs
to the office, where they took 81 worth Of
stamps. So in small change and a bas OF
rare old coins which were being held as
security on a note for SIS. The coins were
the property OF z. F. Hart. a grocer At Ilos
North Eighteenth street. and were worth
much more thar the value Of the note.
The burglars hammered the combination
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
BURLINGTON IN PATH OF STORM
TerritOry Along Its Line il Visited
by Severe Elements.

Burlington reports show heavy rains in
central and eastern Nebraska Friday night
with tornadoes in the vicinity OF Riverton
and Franklin. Fairfield and shiekiey. The
water has gone down on the wymore d.
vision and the Red Cloud-Wymore line was
opened for traffic Saturday noon. The
Coneordia line Of the Burlington is still
out OF business between Washington and
Concordia and the wires are still down, so
II Is unable to get reports. Officials think
they Will have this line open by Monday.
There was an extensive wAshout near
Leroy on the Kansas City & Omaha line,
Which probably will tie up that line below.
sutton until Monday. Track was washed
out for 100 feet between the Union Pacific
crossing and the Burlington station ut
futan. The road expects to nave this dam
age repaired by Saturday night.
some slides in the big cut on the Milford
line and settlement on the fills made n
necessary for the Burlington to use the
Germantown line for all trains rid
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
king Leaves for Russia.

PORT VICTORIA. England. June S-The
royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with King
Edward Queen Alexandra, Princess Vic
toria and a large suite on board. left here
at daylight this morning for Rsvsi. Russia
by way Of the Kiel canal. The kings new
yacht. The Alexandra. will join the party
at Brunsbuttel, Prussia, and will be al the
disposal OF the royal party in the Baltic.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
DEATH RECORD.
Peter white.

DETROIT. Mich, June 6.-Hon. Peter
White Of Marquette. one OF the most proml-
nent men in the upper peninsula Of Michi-
gan and a pioneer in the copper and iron
development OF that country. dropped dead
here today In front OF the city hall. Heart
disease is supposed to have been the cause
OF death.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
wawa.

Do you know what II means7 II you
would like 70 know, write Geo. W. Vaux,
A @. p. 4 7. A. Grand Trunk Railway
System, l6 Adams ST.. Chicago, who will
send you a beautifully illustrated booklet.
which tells, and at the same time describes
the new hotel which bears the name
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
DRY COUNTIES GETTING SOAKED
Prohibition Districts Heaviest HIT by
the steady Rains.


A peculiar coincidence is noticed in the
recent heavy rainfalls throughout Ne
braska that those localities which went
"dry" during the recent elections are get
ting water in abundance just now.
But that has nothing at all to dc with
last nights weather as reported TO the
weather bureau. and Colonel Welsh denies
with Indignation that the weather depart
lncnt has anything to do with wet or dry
municipal elections. Showers and thun-
de.storms prevailed Friday night generally
over the western part Of the wheat and
corn belt. The heaviest rains are reported
IN eastern Nebraska and western Iowa,
The precipitation ct Omaha during the
night was r2l inches. At Fairmont pa
inches. Ashland 224 inches, Grand Island
iS inches, Hastings l.7G inches. Tskamah
L@ inches and at Carroll, la. LIS uches.
The outlook for Nebraska is for, showers
Sunday. with warmer throughout the corn
belt.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Mt. Clemens, n Mineral Bath City,
is reached without change of cars only by
the Grand Trunk Railway System.
Time tables and a beautiful descriptive
pamphlet will be mailed free on applica-
ton to Geo. W. Vsux. A. @. p. a T. A.,
1876 Adams st.. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
FIRST DRAFT OF NEW PLATFORM
Ohio Attorney General VIII Soon
Leave for Chicarn with nocnment

Ohio Attorney General WIN soon
cav for Chicago with Document.
NORFOLK. Va, June 6.-Wade Ellis, at
torney general OF Ohio. who has been at
Virginia Beach for several days preparing
the first draft OF the republican national
platform, will leave tomorrow for WASH
ington and thence will go to Chicago. y
The only work that has been lone on the
platform" said Mr.. Ellis today, has been
the attempt to get together in concrete
form some suggestions for the resolutions
committee which might be made the basis
for work to be done by that committee
on the platform. There is no intention Of
preparing a platform in advance Of the
meeting Of the committee.
Several prospective members OF the
committee, CHANGING to be In Washington,
talked the matter over with President
Roosevelt, Secretary Taft and others inter-
ested IN the subject. That is all there is
to. be said about the Washington confer
ence.' ..~; g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
MOTHER AND BABE NEARLY DIE

Come Near Drowning In Torrent Of
Watre Friday Night.
\ Mrs. William Belt and her infant. who
live in a tent behind the gas works at
Twenty-first street and 'Poppleton avenue,
were nearly drowned in the heavy rain
storm Friday night. The water came down
into their frail house in torrents and It
was only with the aid of neighbors that
they were saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

BY using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get quick TeturH-
At a small expense
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
TRAINS ARE AFFECTED BY RAIN

Seriously Inconvenience
by the Constant Storms.
Heavy rains are playing havoc with
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
SIXTEEN FOR TAFT
Continued from First Page.

IContInued from F1rst Page.J
Borah will consume not more than six or
seven minutes In seconding the nomina-
ton.
Other speeches will be governed by the
same limitations, although the convention
allows each speaker TO be the Judge Of the
time he may consume in making nomina-
lions When brevity has not controlled
orators on such occasions an impatient
audience generally has called time on them.
The ordeal of speaking in a large audi
torium is a still more potent factor in Sc
curing short addresses, as few men have
voices sufficiently powerful to stand the
strain more than ten or fifteen minutes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17
PROBLEMA
UNIVERSAL:
Ell ESTOMAGO.
La Mitad Sufren de Imagination;
La Otra Mitad de ImpOtencia
Digestiva---COnsejOs para UnOs
y OtrOs.
Ell ESTOMAGO.

EI Disp6ptico de imagination 08 may
Oomun. So p8BR 10 0xiatenCiR com etie0d0
= OOTT6j6endO exce8os.
Come 8 beb0 dOpEiEG, NAL On exc0Bo
lusgo dspando do dEogaB digeStivRB para
pon0r8s ai OOEEisnts.
Cusndo 10 Ci0Eto sg que Moderation,
DietR y Ssntido Onm6u, son los eBpscffcon
mas FsComGndRblGB On tales CaEoB.
Psro hRy la otFa mitad quo FaRImonte
Butreu y es por LmpotsnCiB DigOOtivo, 10
CuBl qui0E0 dsCir falt0 de fuers0s pR.
IA aBimilar = digsrir alimsntOD.
LA cianCEa RaGon0Ga qu0 0ltRB fuORzag
d0pendOn oSRi sismpTa dc los nervioB del
O0t6mGgo. EHton nsrvioB Bu vsz Feoib0n
ID nutrioi6n do 10 HsDgr0. EntBndo la
saogro d6biI, no hay faeEzsg.
PoE eB0 90 que TODD Rn6mico tieno diff
cultRd ca dig0riTiC = tisno cue eBtRE CaBi
0lempTe dieta. Y estes ron PueB ragon8s
claraB poVqu6 un t6nico para ls BsugFo =
NsFvios como son lac PfldorAs RosGdaB
del DR.. WillismB, produce tantaB 0ur8Oio'
nel do LoB males del Ost6msgo: P01quo
Usva .fGsTs0s dOUde no las hay. Y eso 90
pFGCiSAmsntO 10 que impoFta ii e8 que 10
quierO C0Eregir l8 debiIidRd Digestive,
no pRB0rBe 10 vida GnteFa tomand0 mGdici'
na que al fin inutiIizRn Rl ost6msgo. En- ls
pEsnBR dc Cuba 90 han publiCsdo infinidad
dc CRUsRR como eBta Cuyhg pFusbRB son 0I
mayor OFg0mento ca pro de Las PfIdor8B
del DE-. WilliamB
BScFib8 d0Bd0 Santiago do Cubs, oRlle
San TadG0 Alts, 0l Sr. ErnaBto BFioBO y
Bu2till0D trRtRntO Ga Rstio8reg Comp
treinta m8BGB IIev6 de padscor una eufsr'
medad de eBt6mSgo que me tonfa pgobiado
La enfsFmedads ssrs CaIifcRda de GRatrRI4
gia, con BintOmaI de indigsStion0B, foje'
dad, Marcos frscU0ntsB y fSltR de spetito.
Tambi6a psdeCf do paIudiSmo que mo eau
% una Conje1ti6n y me ageAv6 ol maIo8'
tar del 0Bt6mOgo. ESto me daf6 la san
gre = me aAliorOn 6ICaraB = graniGos. POro
de TODD me Taatabl0Cf graCiss & las Pfldo'
EaB RoBSdRB del DR.. WiIliamG que me re-
fOTSaron y puEi6oaron Ia 8ang gre mo
deVoIvieron Las faeTzBs digsstiv88, solo
me llsvaPon tF07 msseB para obt0n0r este
feliz EsIUltRd0, Pueden Vdg, publican
fntsgPR OstR FelRci6n, puss OBtoY muy Rgr0'
decide Las PfldoFG8 RoBBdas del DR..
Williams." (Al DR.. WilliRmu MediOi
ne Co.,
Dscidasa Vd. HOY. EGtau pfldoraB 90
hRllan de venta en- eDta Ciu4sd, On tods0
las farmRciNB del mundo y dond0 quiarR
que 90 vsnden medicinal ExIja I&B Iaiiti'
mas PfldorRB RoBRdaB del DIR, WILL
LIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17

PARA La PRESENTE ESTACI0N.-LOs mu-
OhRChOs de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell problema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
dniOOs que han cOpseguidO tener en- su
magnGficO establecimientO el surtido mas
SOmpletO de los artlOulOs del rRmO. Allf
nUnca faltau las legitimas camisetas de
crepe y de hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
medals para sefiOras y nifios asf como
para caballerOs. UOntratOs diTectOs con
Gabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
CuantO pueda pedirse y a los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
juegOs de CintRs dorothy" que venden
on Cajitas dos lazOs y una banda, en- Ca
jitas de seis lazOs; pOdemOs servir Cual-
quier color y preciO desde 5 l.75 Sc ell
iu0gO. Yea ell gran lOte de bOrdRdOs Y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos q menOs
de Ia mitRd de preoiO. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
RnOs tipOs especiales en- Persian LOwn,
Erensh Organdt y cuantO ell pdblico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras visite
nuestrOs grandes Rlmacenes y seguTamen-
to hallara cuantO neoesite. P. o. B. 764.
TelefOnO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
FuertO Rico. n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17
Ode nWe0trO oOrTespOmsal.)

Diciambro 16.-ManAna iu0vs1 Rnun.
cis lO 0mpEsIA PortaIl GarofS y o.. una
funCi6n con 90 cinGmRt6grRfo bsneicio
del prOyOctado ABilo dc pobE0D de eItR
Oiud0d. 30 eBpeFR una gran COncuVFenCia.
Hoy han dAd0 O0miOnEo en- este igl0.
ais lRO trRdiCionslO8 miGRg dc GguinOIdo
con gran OoncuFFenCia.
Ell j6ven don LuiO Bonet0 hR aido
nombEsdo m61ico titular On Rio Grsndo
LG feIicitRmoB.
En- oOtA Bsmana quedar&n terminGdag
Ian ob1aI dc conHtrucoi6n do concrete do To-
Callo do lR Cruz, habiendo "a ComenzHdo
laB de 10 Gale Avonid8 dS los ObEsroG.
En- IR cRIle Av0nida do les ObE0roB
los uSfiorea Mora FrsB0 conutryan un
hormoGo y amplio odifcio donde instalR-
ran "a almRc6n de pEoviaionOB.
-se. hS oTganiERdO On aDt6 Ciudad una
Bociedad F0CF0ativG que lleva Dor nombF0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17
FL O9iO en- los EStadOs UnidOs.

I'll doctor Hamilton Wight, Agreg0do
al DspREtam0nto de EGtado, acabG do hR'
cor una inv0EtigaCi6n BObFO Ol ComGrCio del
opiO On los EGtRdoB UnidoB, ca Ia CuaI
rNBulta que 10 impOEtRCi6n de 08tS dEoga
hR 0umentSdO On I'm million de libFRn en-
el cUEB0 de los dItimoB CuatF0 afios. El
IS poF Ci0nto do 6Hte, 90 dedica & la pPopa'
Esci6n do la moE6ns; psro eI Fosto no 0ola'
ments sB famRdo poE loB numoEoBoB s6bdi'
too del CelsGts ImpsEio que Ee1iden On
NoEt0 America, aino tRmbi6n poF 5000
psrDonRg, mas mOn0B, do la Fazs blanOs;
= el sxpTeEadO doctor hs CompEobRdo que
ell ndmsFo de 6Btos Va aumeut0udo cadR
die. En- NuOvR York GO On donda mas 90
fumR = en- gsguida vi0n0n las CiudadsB do
Chicago, FiladslfiR y San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17
TEBREMOTO
EN- BELGICA.
Los criminales que dierOn muerte
a los amigos del difunto presi-
dente Felix Faure.
RestOs encOntradOS pOr los tripu-
lantes del ''PeIOps" en- la costa
del Labrador.

Paris, DioiembE8 1.-E0 v0Fio8 pun
toB do B6lgiOa 30 han BOntido t0mbloEsB do
terra. En- Sp6, lo8 dRfioB mRtOrialOH han
sid0 COnEid0RablsV.
PRTfI, DioismbEe 2.-DeBd0 hacs diaB
hS vuelt0 & h0bIREBs del aBsHinato del pin'
tor StOinhsil = de loB doCumento8 polfticoB
impoRtantfIimou que tsnfA, al pRFaCsy,~ en-
90 poa0F Ol REtigta = que dag8pSrscieFon
CuGndo 6Dt0 p0T0Oi6 mBnos de IoB Ale0i'
nOl. So OfFmG que lR publication de sRaB
pRpOl0B hubi0RB C0mpF0mGtid0 h0mbFs8
p6bliC08 que goZAn infusnGia pF0Otigio,
= 90 llegG & GuponeF quo poE sBoB hombEeB
fu0T0n aHAlAFiGdoB IoB criminalOG que die
ron mueEt0 aL amigo del difunto prsaidOn'
70 Felix FGuTe.
T0mbi6n % stribufan & Madame Stein.
heil mRnifS8taCi0nGB qus no deJRbBn bisn
pRradA Ia pOlicfa, por no hDbsr Baguido
6DtG una piutR que Gqu6lls indiO6, , hoy
20 lG GtFibuye Is RfEmRCi6n do que el SER
ViCi0 do goguTidRd le pEeT0nt6 tres indivi'
duoB On los OuRleD Crey6 esq sen 9Fa v9r
los GlGBin01 do Gu mGRid0. So afiad0 que
bEuBoSmGnt0 0l BGrviCio do gsguFidRd he
intimRdo & la viudG que no liable jam6s
do GaoS individuos y l8 hG Oxigido jurR'
mOnto do que no loI dalRtBF6.
Lilboa, DiCiembre 2.u~LR Esins ANA
Lin hH lIegado OpoEto para RcompRfiar
0l roy "a hijo.
La reina hR sido objeto de manifsstacio'
n0I dsBRgradables 81 pRHar por OoimbFa.
NumoEoIOa OBtudisntss y gentoU del pusblo
reunidRH On IR eDtAOi6n aiIbaTon al tren
real.
Londreu, Diciombro 2.-En Ia costa
Ssptsntyional del Labrador han GncontFa'
do les tEipUlSntsB del vHpOF "POIopu" unos
FeRtoB que dsben de geE lon do AndE6s, 81
famoIo sxploESdoF auoandin0vo, cuyR do.
GRpRriCi6n tRnto prsoCup6 al mundo hacs
unoB AMOS.
Paris, DiCiombra g. El ministro de
Austria HHngria an B0lgESdo, hR viGitado
Al pFODid0ntO del ConDOjo de miniGtE08 scr
vic para 0xpliCsFl0 ol RCto de IR QBcuadEi'
lie auBtriSOa que hnCe pOcoD disA dOtuvo
IN buquB Gervio. La Aotills hOCis ejorci'
clos de tiro-seg6n Ol rOfsEido diplom6tiCo
~ quiBo ibFsr 81 VRpor uOEvio dc un
psEcRnoe. ESQ fa6 TODD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17
LAS MISAS DE AGUI-
NALDO EN- ARECIBO.

En- eSta semana Quedaran termina-
daS las Obras de la caIle de
la Cruz.
Sc ha OrganizadO una sOciedad re-
creativa titulada LA Amistad".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17

"LS AmihtRa'' y 90 propOns C0lObEAr bai-
len uiande 81 primero el diG 25.
Para 81 G6badO anunGiR lG empFe8R
del cinemst6gFafo una gran fanOi6n con
oxhlbici6n de nusvAS pslfoul88.
Ell dis do NoChs BusnG On la iglSgia
protoatants Hs Espartir6n jugustss los
niflos pobFaB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17

TERRENO EN- SANTUROE. Sc VEN
de una parcela de unOs 10000 metros cua-
dradOs, situada en- la Gale de Canals,
OChenta metros de distanCia de la Plaza
del Mercado de dichO barriO de Santurce
y en- cOlindancia pOr ell NOrte con ell "Par-
que Residential" modersdO y IA
cilidades para ell pRgo. - Informard w
Bosch, Tetuan altos. DIP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17
IMpIGLDnR EENERlL

Consoles A LAS MADREs.-El iarabe cal
mante de 10 Sonora Winslow debe usarse sempre que
lOsninOs estan en- el perOdo de Ia detencton Pro-
pOrciona avlo Immediate al peque1o paciente, pro;
duCe un sueno natural tranquilo aliVia edolor e
angelic despierta muy vlyO alegre. Es muy agra
dabe q paladar calma al nino ablandA sus dolores
haCe faCles Ia function del estOmago Tegula los
intestinos Es e meor remedlO conocdO para lS dia-
rrea va provenga 6sta de 10 denticon de cuaquie-
Fa Otra Causa. Tengase mucho culdado en- pedir el
Jarabe CalmanteA de Ia Sonora WlnslOW'; sci me-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-17
RostauradOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hom.
bres. GarantizadO. PreCiO $l-OO, orc.
Eiempre la venta en- la Farmacia de
Fidel Guillermety. Ha curadO q OtrOs,
10 cura 4 V. Sc sOlicitan pedidOs por
cOrreO