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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

A strip of land for the extension Of
Underwood avenue and Park avenue
in Auburndale was dedicated to the
city by Walter I. and May NJ Bates.
The council accepted the ground with
thanks and decided that it should be
free from membranes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

An ordinance was passed appropriate
ing $1690.69 out of the paving fund to
pay paving bonds and interest coupons
due October l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

The street railway represented by F.
G. Kelley sent in a letter to the coun-
Gil stating that the delay in repairing
the paving along it's tracks on East
Fifth street was caused by its paving
force being busily engaged elsewhere
and that the matter would be attended
to as soon as the force could move to
this vicinity.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

The food inspector turned over $51.9
which represented the work he has
done collecting from the inspection of
weights and measures for the first half
of the month of September.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

The city clerk. c. B. Burge. desired a
two weeks vacation and with many
thanks for it lin advance) he sent in
his petition. The council granted it
without a struggle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

Councilman Hughes offered a resolu-
ton to prohibit the dumping of refuse
out near the Sixth ward in the Ken
wood addition. He said that the stuff
was burning ito beat the band" and
the stencil was about to drive out the
residents from this vicinity. Several
other councilmen expressed their pleas
ure in the fact that the dumping was
transferred to the Sixth ward as they
had been enduring it for number of
years. However. the matter was re-
ferred to the committee on health and
sanitation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

Councilman Kutz offered a resolution
to require the street commissioner to
lay a sidewalk on the west side of
Kansas avenue from Twentieth street
to the bridge across the Shunganunga.
The streets and walks committee was
given the matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

in the usual display of wit. 1t must be
admitted that the city lawmakers can
rival the wittiest of the wits when it
comes to a real showdown. For in
stance, General Hughes arose just after
the gas resolution had been passed and
in cool businesslike voice offered a
resolution that the clock just behind
the mayors desk be presented 20 the
state historical society and new one
be installed. The old clock sat up
against the wall the whole evening
without ticking a tick The motion by
the general was laughed off and lost.
The city clerk c. 3. Burge. desired a
two weeks vacation and with many
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

Councilman Howard also introduces
an ordinance to regulate the hawking
and barking on the streets. Council
man Hughes wanted to know if this re
ferred to dogs. Mr.. Howard said tina
it was to suppress the megaphone bark
ing business INDUCED in so frequentl.
on the streets of Topeka. This sugges
ton was confused with another ordin
ance, however, and was laid aside.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
PLAYERS START Riot
At AAlA PARK
KiSk First At Decisions
And Because Game
Is Postponed

Aala Park was nearly the scene OF
two riots yesterday. while the base.
bali games were played there. It was
only by the action of the county 20.
lice that this was prevented. In the
first game, the decision OF w. Tin
Choug. the secretary of the Riverside
Junior League, who was umpiring the
game in the absence of En- sue. the OF.
fetal umpire, came near causing dis
turbanCc. ChOng intended to be fair
IN his decisions, but as Is common at
that park. the duties of an umpire are
difficult to carry out to the satisfac.
ton Of both teams without some kicks
from either one side or another This
trouble occurred when the game be.
tween the Nippon team and the Aala
A. c. took place. It was great game,
for thirteen innings were played when
the Aalas finally won by the score Of
to 5. Isl Ia
The second game between the Sweet
Iiolets and the Chinese Alohas, Jr..
didn't end with any better peace than
the first game, After five innings
were played, with the standing Of II
TO I In favor OF the Chinese lads, Pres.
idcnt Niorru Of the Kalanianaole
League intorfercd and asked that the
game be postponed to give room for
The championship game between the
Chinese A. c. and the Kaala \. c
This request was met with disapp:uv-
al from the teams Of the Riverside
Junior League and here is where an.
other fight was stopped through the
Interference of the police. At las,
after n long talk between the officers
Of the two leagues, the request was
granted and the field vacated by the
former clubs.
The scores and line-ups Of the two
Bamcspwcre as follows:
FIRST CANE.
Aala A. C.--Sam Hop. ri Clement,
CT; Leslie. 2b.; Hoopai, RI; Britto,
b.; Silva, c.; Correa, S.; Smith. p.
Asahi \. C.-Isami, ID; Tsunito, H.;
Masa, Oh; Tetsuji, p. sakchi, SIS;
Steere, 2b.; Goto, RI; Hideo, CT;
Moto, C.
Score by innings
1885 67S 9lOlll2
Asahis % 0 0 ? % 20 0 CT
Aalas 81 1000 1901 / 1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
Seeker Games
At Kakiki
Are Close

The football team of the Y. NJ. &.
A. at last got together and pulled
out n victory from the huskies of the
Diamond Head club by the close score
of 2 to 1. The game was keenly con-
tested throughout, for both teams
showed considerable improvement in
teamwork.
The second game was between the
Males and the Punahous. and, as
usual the Males came out with the
long end of the score. The college
lads put up warm fight, and made
several good trys for goal, but they
were fruitless, the score ending 2
to 0.
The line-ups and standing of the
clubs in the league are as follows:
Y. NJ. c. A.-Goal, Richard; full
backs, Greig, Swift, half backs, Kea,
Dixon, Ewing; forwards, Macconel
WOO, Anderson, Blackman, Spalding.
Diamond Heads-Goal, Grune;
full backs, X. Clark, J. Clark; half
backs, II. Chillingworth, II. Chiffon,
d. Sherwood; forwards, Fernandez,
w. Chillingworth, S. Chillingworth,
Smythe, p. Schmidt.
Referee. II. Fiddes.
Linesmen-Mark Johnson, Paul
Super.
The lineup in the second game
was:
Mailes-Goal, Belser; full backs,
X. Anderson. J. MCGill; half backs,
L. Davis, F. Chillingworth, Center:
forwards, Dwight, Gray, II. Bailey,
w. CraiE, j. Clark.
Punahous 49, Goal, Frazier; full
backs, Balcombe. c. Davis; half
backs, +. Wilmington, Akina, Thomp
son; forwards, ]. Cation, Mon Yin,
X. X. Cation, Macaulay, S. Dodge.
Referee. l.. Cockburn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02

anteed to drive dull care away. When
hey had rolled their precious burden
some hundred feet away the thirst
which harried these burglarious
tanks overcame their caution, and
they smashed in the barrel and took
cut its contents.
In the quiet night the desperate
jewellers made merry, sitting on "A
street-corner and pouring down bot
tie after bottle of the stolen booze.
That their thirst was great is shown
by the fact that every bottle of the
seventy-five, with the exception OF
one which was evidently overlooked
and which was found this morning
amid the smashed remains of its
brethren, was consumed on the spot.
The Rainier people this morning
reported the matter to the police,
who are now investigating it. The
sleuths have one clue, and that is
that there must have been several
people concerned in the burglary,
they having made the logical deduc-
tion that there is 10 man, at least
not in Honolulu, who could drink
seventy-four bottles of beer in one
sitting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02

Bases on balls-Onf Mark G, Nc.
Candless 3.
Struck Out--By Mark I, McCand-
less 2.
Sacrifice Hits-Ah Toon, Leong 9,
Y. Chan.
Two.base Hits-Kulii 2, J. Clement
2, Correa. Sing Chong, Loong 2.
Three base Ilits--Che Bui.
Hit by Pitched Ball. Leslie,
Mark.
Passed Balls-Che Dui I, Clement 2.
wild Pitches-Mark /, McCandless
!.
Umpire--Ed Fernandez.
Time Of game--2 hours 30 minutes
ScOrer-W. r. RapOGO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
BARREL Of BtER
STOLEN BY BURGLARS
Break Into Warehouse
And Consume Plumber
On Street

A thirst which was stronger than
their respect for the law overcame
some bibulous gentlemen of Kewalo
last night, and, in order to satisfy
their craving for the cup that cheers
they broke into the warehouse of the
hainier bottling plant and stole,
took and carried away barrel of
beer
The thirsty burglars entered
through window Once inside the
building they could easily open the
great double door, which they did,
and through 1t they rolled barrel
containing seventy-five quart bottles
CT the sparkling fluid which Is guar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
Paul Super, Mark
SDORTIVE SpLURGES

q :. ]
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
liuesnen
Johnson.

There were two cracking good
fights pulled off Saturday night by
the Fort Shafter Athletic Association
between soldiers from the fort. The
first number was fast bout between
Musician Oakley and Private Bird.
which ended in draw. The second
mill was the main event, when Mu-
stefan Marsh and Private Rowe cross
ed fists. Marsh had Rowe going af-
ter few rounds and would prob
ably have put his man to sleep had
the go not been called off by the ref
cree. They were both good scraps.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02

1875 editorial rooms-25S bust
moss office. These are the new tel.
ephone numbers Of the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02

Baseball mines from the American
fleet played the national game in
bull-rings at Lima, Peru, on Wash
ington's Birthday.
3; :; !;
The University of Washington A.
A. will bring Stanford and Berkeley
rowing crews north to race this
spring on Lake Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
9! {! z:

:. I! {:
Did Rube Waddell cost st. Louis
Il million or was he gift horse?
That is the question. The first re-
Lort was that st. Louis paid Connie
Mack something like $4,000 for the
big southpaw. Later dope Is that
Connie Mack, after having several
managers tell him to keep his erratic
pitcher, up and presented him to his
friend McAleer. This may be the
case, but It Is even betting that some
money changed hands when Wqddell
was released to the Browns.
II :: 81
The wrestling managers are billed
to come together this afternoon at
2 o'clock, when they will either put
or shut up. Eddie TAFT is sure
enough ready to put up, for at their
last meeting he was fiourishing the
yellow boys. Vida says that he is
all fixed to put up a forfeit of from
$50 to $1,000, but money talks"
:: Il ::
NBafney JOY mas Deen Teluseu lne
raise in salary he demanded from the
Boston Nationals, and now he an
nounces that he is perfectly willing
to stay in Honolulu and pound iron
Tor awhile. He will do the twirling
for the st. Louis team.
- :. -
Lemon" Squires has bobbed up in
Paris, France. and he may be able to
get match with colored Sam McVey
wno is all the rage there now.
% :: q
Tommy Burns Is not to blame be.
cause he is The best of poor lot.
:3>ss {;
The Palama Athletic Club hold a
meeting tomorrow night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02
TERRIBLE SWAT-FtST
At KAKAAk0 PARK
Sailors Take Measure
OF Policemen
1877

The first game in the champion
ship series of the Atkinson League
resulted in a victory for the sailor
lads from the U. s. s. Iroquois, who
took the Police team into camp to
the tune of Is to II. The sailors
started out with grand blare in the
FIRST inning, coping eleven scores.
The rest of the game was a swatfest
almost as bad. In the seventh inn
ing the Policemen got busy and tied
the score and It was not until the
final canto that Uncle Sans mon
were able to turn the trick that won
the game for them.
Here's a summarizing history of
the slaughter:
Home run: II. Kaai.
Three-base hit: Butler, Madeiros,
Kaai, Luning. English.
Two-base hit: Pedero (2), Butler,
Dreier
Sacrifice hit: Butler, Espinda,
Ayau, Dreier
Left on bases: Police 0, lroquois 7.
Double play: Espinda to Miner,
! Timas to Akana.
Hit by pitcher: Van Giesen, Espin-
da, Luning, Kealoha.
Stolen bases: Police 8, Iroquois 3
Struck out: by Madeiros 4, by En-.
glish I.
Bases on called balls: by English
| 0, by Madeiros 3.
Wild pitch: BY English 2, by Ma
deiros |.
Passed balls: BY Butler 2, by Lu
ming g.
Time of Game: 2 hours 10 min
utes.
Umpire: I'm Sue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-02

CHINESE ALOHAs. JR.

Totals ...10 II 3 10 &
Score by innings
Sweet Fiulets .......3 0 l 0 8 7
Chinese Alohas. Jr 80 % 2 Iii
SUMMARY.
Thrcc-base Rit--ilgt"s.
Wild Pitch-kDpIi ..
Struck out-By Kapal /. Ainoa 3.
Base ON Balls-On KapGi 6, AiOna /.
Passed Ball--English.
Umpire--Rapo2a.
Douglas Island news., 1908-03-11
The Cruel Dog.

The language class had been called and during the recitation the teacher repeated the sentence. "The soldier fought to the bitter end," and asked the children to each give sentence of their own composition ending with the two words "bitteF end"
 Willie Wise was the first to hold up his hand and his sentence was as fol- lows: "Our dog chased the cat under the table and bitter end."
Douglas Island news., 1908-03-11
Of Doubtful Import.

A widow ordered the stone cutters to have the following inscribed on the stone at the head of her departed hus bands grave: "May he rest in peace till we meet again."
Douglas Island news., 1908-03-11

Georgie-"Do your folks ever have family prayers before breakfast?"
 Albert-''No; we only have prayers when we are going to bed. We ain't afraid in the daytime" "-The Children's Visitor
Douglas Island news., 1908-03-11

F. Wolland, the Juneau tailor, is re- ceiving shipments on almost every boat of the latest weaves for spring and summer wear.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-17
NOTAS Y NOTICIBS

-Ys ha terminado Il tEabaio que esta.
be hacieudO o. u cuata 60 y Avenida
..Dabal" q irgani0Fo GeiioE Gambia Cor.
dova. Sc lsvantaEG "a eBs tito d nuevo
odifcio federal para cuya eEeCci6n hay
oalgnadol8 100000 poE Ousnta del TcBOro
uaeiora'.
Aver taEde Ombatcaron psTS IoI EE-
tsdcs UnidoI Il diltineuida EiHoEs de
GEahame J GuU do1 nifas que psnaE6n 81
vsEano allf. MuChaB De rus amigos faerOn
& de1pedirlsB aboHdo.
-MuChA1 dc IaB paEBonaB que han con.
curFido loI oIpoCt6culoI dsdog 6ltimR.
monte en- 81 PaEque, Green muy conv0niGn.
te que p hiCieFa fguFaF Ga loB pFogFamaB
guC0BivOv, an n6mePo do bAileI.
-Ss eat6n hacienda obFn1 dc FOpnraci6n
On ls CASA Call0 de IL Cruz n6m. 2, de u
familia MonFoig. La fachRds Gsrk r.for-
mazda sn t0da "a extOnBi6D.
Han tsEminado LOS trAbsioO para II
inDtslaCi6n do un8 tsnOEis on "MiFGmRF," "
dc les IeE E1Yas q. MRIoI y Comp, del
ComeECio dc e8ta Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-17
AnuICiO de SubaSta.
DSplTtim0BtO dol interior Do PusriO Rice.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs
Ofcina del Superintendent

San Jua1, P. r. Mayo 13, 1908
Proposiciones en- pliegoB ceEERdos para
Ia adjudication en- pdblica Hubasts de Las
expIGnRCiones de 6 ki!6metFog, mss 8 me
noI, de Il csErstsEs Oialeg-J uapa DiAs,
ssCCi6n VillRlbB. Diviao1iS, 30 sdmitiE6n
On eatS OfCiua hGata lSu 10 q. m. dol dfS
29 de Mayo, 1908, en- que Ga AbEirkn pd'
bliCamonts.
81 pEosupUeltO apEoximRd0 de lag obras
aBcisnd0 & 831. 800 90.
T0dOs l0s dates nOCGyaTioB, impRGaoG de-
pEopoiCionsB , CsntEatoI inntEucOioneg 4
los po8.er0I 90 daFkn On oBta OfcinR Tam.
bi6n % faCilitar6n A1ulo8 de los pianos me-
diants I'm dep6Gito provisional do SO que
8sE6n EesmbelEados 81 dsVolveF diehog
azdIeg.
Sara Condici6n sssncial del ContEato que
81 oontEatiBta, psEtiF del uegundo mes
inclusive del plAEo para la termination dc
los tHab8ion, eieCuts CadR mes obraG pOF
valoE no menoF do $4,000 mOnGualGE.
La Administrator % ToSoEvG el dGT0
cho dc EechaIaF CuslquisER todaB lR8 pro-
p0niCiones de adjudiCaE 81 ContFAto bpjo
otEnI OonGidsTACiOneB que laE de pFOCio 20
lamente.
Por oEden del Comiuionado del Interior,
J. J. JsmGass.-supt. dc ObEa1 PdblicaB
Tvs No.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-17
GNUKCIO De SuBASTA.
tD1pNtimIRto Del Interior d PGUriO Rico.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs.
Ofeina del Superintendsnte.
Ofcsna del Supsrintendente.

San Juan, r. r, Mayo de 1908.
Proposiciones On plisgol CeEra lol para
ID adjudication 60 pdbiiCa HUbaAta para lG
conatFucCi6n do 6.5 kil6metEoa mis- me-
nos, de 10 CRfEetsER n6meFo Is YGuCo-
Carleters n6meEo IA, SaCOi6n KmB 16,
% 5, ga admitir6n en- eStA OfcinR haBta
Lar 10 8. n. del diR 20 de Mayo, 1908,
en- que 90 abEirGn p6blicRmento.
81 pHe1upuOst0 ApFoximado de lGB obTRs
RsCiOnde $52 $4,000
Todos los datos neCesarioa, impTeBol de
propoBiCioneI = ContFRtos inItFuccioneI
& los poltoEeI Be dAF6n On eatR O6cinG.
Tambi6n aa facilitaE6n azuloI dc los pIa.
nos mediante un dsp6aito provisional dc
$40 quo FoE6n HeembolGldon Al dsvolvoE
dichoa a2ule1.
ssP6 Condici6n ssencial del contEato que
81 contEatiItS, paltiE del Begundo mN
inclusive del plsEo para Ii termination
do lOB trabAiOH, ejecute cAdG mes ObEas poE
ValoE no msnoP de $8 10000 mensuGleu.
La AdministERci6n ue re8eFvR 81 dOEo.
Cho de TechAEAE CualquieTA todR8 las
pFopoEicioneB = de a6judicAT 81 contEato
bsjo otFns ConBideFaCione8 que Len dc pre-
clio golRmenta.
PoE ordsn del Comiaior ado del Interior,
- J. J. Jtmeaes, supt. de ObEaS FIJI
bliCRs. Is v. &. No. 5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-17
An6GdOtas y sucetId0s.
Mayo 1eo de 1908.

81 Emperador Alejandro On % viaiO {
trAv6S de la Russia NegFa, lego una pc.
quefiA OiudsdD On donde miOntCaB Gambia.
ban CAbAlloB 90 alej6 un POGO por una CO.
FEetsTs oaminRndo pie Iba solo vGs
tie BsnCillamOnte cen una levitR militHF
Bin insignia ext0rior algunR. AtravOs6
ls Ciudad y lego I'M punto on dondO la
oAErsteFa 30 dividia On dos CRminoR. No
Eabiando cual DO elloB Bpguir el EmpeYa'
dor 90 prcxim6 & IN hombrs vSItido CO.
mo 81 mismo, con una GOncilla lOvita mill
tSF qua famRba ana buenG pipR.
Amigo milo, prPgunt6 81 EmpaFsdor
III u6l de 6RtoB dos CaminoB dOb0 gSguiF
para IL KaloDgl?
81 hombre de la pipa, aOEpFendidO de
OR IN 90 clio Caminants que % Atrsvfa
hAb'aEle con tanto dGBplsnte 10 Raspondi6
con oieTta altaneEfs:-A mano deFocha.
-Exousadms IS hoF, inljHti6 ol Empe'
FRdor, una pTeguntR mas.
-5CuaI2
-Permitidme pEeguntaToH Iqu6 grado
OCupaiB On 81 ej6rCito?
-AdiVinsd 81 podeis.
-Tsniente, tal vez?
Mis-.
-Capit6n2 dijO 81 EmpeEador.
-M6S alto.
Mayor, RCaAo?
-HAb6ig ScaEtGdc.
81 EmpGTadoF Ba!ud6 con FsyDsto,
-5Y VoE, dijo 81 Mayor, persusdido
pionsmsntOdo que &c diFigfa & ua inferior,
Squ6 grado tsn6iG?
-Adivinad E0plic6 el empsrador.
-5Teniant ?
-M6g.
-jCapitkn!
-TOdRvia mae.
-5Coronsl?
-TOdAvfa no adivinaiE. ri mayor ua
quito lR pipa de Ia bocR.
-su Excelencia dObs BeE Tenionto &C.
naEai?
-AndaiU, muy CsroR del punto, EspliC6
el EmpORadoE con unR Eonriaa.
I'll intOFEogAdoF Bs quito u goEFs.
-PORO On ere case % Altszs debo uer
MaEiBCRl dc Campo?
-Un oRfd0Tzo m6O, mi quorido Mayor.
-su MSjsHtad Imperial exclsm6 q.
toncsH 81 Mayor, arTOjando IL pipa Il
Buslo.
-AhoRa hR acsEtRdo uHteI, contsut6 81
EmpsFadoF riOndo.
All, sire, dijO d Mayor cayOndo dc 70.
dillaB psFdonRdme.
-IY pOF qu69 me p0dfa perd6n2 diio
AltjandEo-OE he pEeguntado mi CRmino
y me 10 hab6ig indiCado.- o.-MuChan gracfag,
adiOP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-17

Ea dnmirpo . IA tordo-

Ed domirgo = de taFdo.
TsdioB0 81 81 domiDgs; iR taFds envu6Is
vsBs On la grave melOncolfA.. ..quo 4 ota baio
loB CEegp6aculoA de otCfIO. AmbuIan por
las GALES ganteB endomir gGdaI. All eco
goEdc, paEliatontp, de l0G yieio8 CoChOS aI
T0daG, acompaHa 81 muEmulIo 40 los tran.
SounteE que invaden con % rumoF de fsB.
tR ls vieia Ciudad.
AL PsVuslO dc una eEquins ap2Tsce VII
dal VaI6zqUEz. Su alma dii6ERga que Viz
bra intonuamOntey slcuehando, en- Il an
gultR Cslma de IafaEde, e1 dulCe tEino de
Ian golondFinaB Rlegtes, q moEir 81 BoI.
Ind faibls. deleits se apodeEa de 10
alma.
LaB goIondIinBV, e1sss saVea enIutadRu, Ie
han Rlegrado 1iempRs Ell CoKa86D.
Lo pAroCe que h1 andado mucho. Sin
rumbo flo hs aeguido Csmir aodo hRnta lie.
gar al p6Ftico de an visio temple.
IA penatrSdO On la iglesis como aDom'
brado dc hAbsr llegOdo ALI
AflsFR una ScsmpanR, tina Dan.
tro hay muEmulio ds rez.R III reso q.
peTcutG. bAjo lRB GmpliOn b6vGdas, pause
do, lento triSta. La uiIusta dc IN 1ao0r
dote hS crusade giIOnCioBR, como HcmbRR
de fAntABma.
DsnaaB tinitblsB han BESIDE do 10 Ia.
c6gnitO 90 frente.
EntonCen ha penGado On DioB una
gran FebsldfR Ie hR adut 10 de 81 e.
pfFitU.
Junto con IL idea dc DioB ha vOnido &
90 msmOEia ls imSgon dc ID visia moral
social desviEtuRds coEEOmpida.
Sc hR contemplate mas puF0, mfa h0m
bro ga ha dicho con amable triSteza:-
Todo eHto o. q ia maneFR dc immense man.
to que 0nvuelYO con guB gERndO8 m0ntiraB
10 deB1uida sociodad.
~ no deja de ser TODD oBto, tsntR opu.
lencis, unR ofSnBa diFigida q Dion?
Z hR semitic d0ntFo de u fueEEs RYagR'
Iladora, bEoBca BaCudida que Ie ha hocho
exolamRT: iAtE6I, viSioneDI lSalve & IL
vsrdad que @ II psE absolute do Las al
mas ain mRnCilinl
A IG GsgrRda CGtsdFa hR Iubido IN
HRCaRdotG
Dsspu6s de oiFle 90 hR preguntRda:
lQa6 dOOtrina de ejemplo e. eats, que eOtos
hombreS de IL religion predicsr? Y el
mundo? mo degpsTtAF6 dc ere largo sutE }
Iit6Fgiet? No BaldE6 tgiufadoH dc laB
bFumas del error? mo ven loB ergsfio8
de egog hombreI, doEsdo8 con log m68 pu'
roS RcsntoB dc 90 hipoCroofa7 1PoE ven.
tuEs no ven como no 60 ojeFoOn loH Bsgra.
dos principles dc In doetrins de Ja6.?...
Y 90 hR mare hSdo, con d alma en-
nisblay hondRn, busCRp lR libortsd, la
IuE, el aiFO, Ia pas dc "a sspfrieu, bio Ia
augusta pas del cielo.
YR en- lR CRlle hs EOBPlandacido dc 90
1O0SN Il
lR familiS ? ha penEado On 90 hrgsE con
dslicia, dici6ado>0 ca mAFChR tEanquils,
EepoBadR, srsns:-Hogar, famiIia, t6 scls
eFeB d BfmboIo de la obEa g'orioss y
fsCunda dc DioR
La tards envn6'vsBe On ID grave N elan.
cola qae fota bsio los Orep6SeuIoB de
ottfi'.........
JOIs C6rdov0.
Mayo Q de 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-17
lNUNCI0 DE SUBASTA.
DODallnORt0 toI Ill1lIoI g Pu'iiO RIso.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLICAs
Ofoinag IA 8agerinlsnaents.

San Juan, r. r. Mayo 4 de 1908.
Propo1icione8 ca pliegoH CeFTadog para
Il adjudication en- pdblicR BubaRta de lR
coustFucci6n de 6 5 Kilometres, mas me-
NOS, de Ia CREFetarR No. 16. Yaueo CaTTs
teUo No. IA, Secci6n KmA 9.5 Is Bs I'd
mitir6n On esta Oicina hasta Ias 10 ). N.
del dfa 18 de MayO, 1908, ca que le Abri
ran p6blicamento.
El pEe8upuegt0 pRToximado de Les obTal
asciends & $49. .O5300.
Todog loB datoa neCesarios, imprenos de
pFcposicioneB contPates instruccionea s
IOs poatoEeB 90 dsYGn en- eatR Oicina'
Tambi6n 90 facilitar6n azuleB de los pIa-
NOS mediauts I'M dep6Sito de SO que nc
FGn Hssmbolla1oB Rl deYOlver diChos azu'
leI.
Ssrf cOndiCi6n ossnCial del ContEato que
81 contratista, paEtir del Begundo mas
inclusive del pla4O para IL termination de
I0B Egabaiog eieeuto cadR mes obFRg pOF
valor no menor de SO, 500 msnBuAleE.
La RdminiGtraci6n ue re8eIVa 81 deFecho
de rechR8RI cuSlquieFA todan laS propo'
aicionen de R5iudicaF 81 contFato bajo
otFaD ConHideERcioneB que lea de pFecin So
lRmente.
Por oFden del ComilionadO del Interior,
~. J. Jimenes, 6upt de ObEaB Pd.
bless. 13 W n6m. 4.