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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-24

lR razR eSpAhola roBea, mas qQe nipguna
otrR desde Ia cafdR de Roma, Las cREacts'
rfaticaB Dominates que tRnto han oontri
bufdo al CTecimieDto y 81 svanca de los
pueblos iDgleSes La TazR sHpanola, 81
igual de la anglo uejona, q foEm6 dc Va
rios factoreBD h8 tornado Bus 0lementos
mas fueTtas de las mismRB fuentos que pos
otros del mismo modo que u nueEtFa
retisne On grado mREavillono 81 ppdar de
aaimilRTse elementos oxtra1os adiCionRle8.
Mas que niDgdn otEo, 81 idioma ogpafol
se acerca IL copiouidad negotiable
fsxibilidsd del iDgl6y; es de leB mas f6Ci'
les de apEendeF, p Ia Rd0Rna un enCanto
singular que FRTa vez Be eucuentTa en- laB
otraB lenguaR; 10 que 10 pone an condici6n
de ser adoptRdo, meioT quo 81 mism0 in
g eg, por los extRapgeroB que GO CoIoCRn
bajo 50 dominic m6gic0. AlemaneB poT
millazeI itRliRnoB poE doCenag de miles
se han establecido en- Los paiges de Sur
Am6EicB, y en- grsdo mayor que Bus com
patrintRs TadiCRdoB en- ERtRdoB UnidoG,
abandonaron las nobleB lenguAB do sus an
tiguRG patrias, Bdoptando Il pRlabrs = la
elcTiturR de aus hogsres adoptivos.
"ExcOptuando las lenguas y FszRg aEi6.
tiCaB dc la India , Ia ChinR, aquellRs dc
Russia de eBR pToCedenCia, Ia FRzR II
lenguR eBpAfola, por 10 que TeBpecta ID
cantidad diatFibuci6n, ocupRn indiScuti
blamsnte Ell aegundo lugaE en- 81 mundo.
a esa ERzA peitanegen CsntFo y Sur Anne. j.
ca, todo 81 HamiAfsrio Occidental mas ala
del TT6pico de Cancer, 10 que equiysse
mas de una Quarts parts de u uupeIfGie
del globo, pueB 81 Brasil portugu6I dsb0
tsn6rBele por miembTo de Is mizma fami'
liz, pones, adem6s, una de las parties mas
valiosas de Europa buena tsjadR de Asia
Africa. A exception de Il nusstFs, min
guna otEa EazR tiens an campo tan fAvoFa'
BILE para 90 deBarTollo, dudamoG mucho
que otFR s'guna lleve dentFo de d vitalio
dad mas innata. Con TODD 81 potents pa
gado, Il e8ps f1ola Oa adm una de Las graz.
des TazRS del preBante y del pOEvenir." Il"
1D6nde est6n, pues, aquellaG sibi,aB gus
en- vfspsrAg de II guerra entire ESpahR y
e. Unidos CRntRron 81 ''Ds PoEfundis"
Ia raza Ospa1ola , Il CondenarOn Silencio
eternc? Lord Salisbury, por aquel onton'
ces Primer MinistFo de Ia Gran Bret fiR,
Ilsm6 4 Espsf1a s'naci6n moribundR" el
Herald de Nusva York Contaatando an
Prcfesor da 10 UniveTsidad de Chicago
que propoDfa hacer 81 eSrafil il idioma uni
7srsaI afrm6 que ele idioma y ID Eaza que
10 hRblaba Be habfan hudido tctalmente
CON las eacuadras de Montcjo Cervera
en- las bahfa1 de Manila Santiago.
JuBtiprsciar 81 vigOr pujRnzR de lOn
puabloB tomando como pie 81 alcanCa dc
les ametVsIIadoEas deDp' 'a8smiento de BuG
baEcos dc guerra, 81 tan inCisrto como ius'
gar Ii CRlidad del ueE humane por el ma
yor 6 msnor dsuaTroIIo de ID oBtaturay ds
Hus m6sculoB.
YURI,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PoRro Rico
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

FEAs0R7 d5EFEFINENT OF T7oRTo Rco
sUBAsTA PUBIICA B1ENFs 1,ytr7RRr Ep
En- la Colectura Tnternas do Ciolo.
de vendas los ecargos % r a @
- A'4
PROPIETARIOS Description de Ia Propiedad . -
PRIGERA sUBAsTA
6ertrudl AmbTt I MADEIRA
barrio0 1854
GTegorlo Duran Tusica de 442 cuerdas
"Fon6n." $3.50
Ramon Fado Oero de 3 cudas
mara EIVea de cuerdas
ogelo AIenla ruica de cuerdas barro "Pa"
FRANCISCO Oroa ulca De ~ cuerdas bario "CcdIa"
ecadap
que ell -
Aprobado; d. Treasure = 49, ~
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VA LLEGARON las medias franceaas
para nifIos que esperaban en- la VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deaeen
cOmprar esta mercRncia absOlutamente ga
rantizada, pueden solicitarla en- este e,sta
blecimientO. Ademas del color negro pro-
piR5 para colegios, Sc han recibido en- OtrOs
coIOres desde $3.50 500 la docena. Tam
bien recibimos un magnifico surtido en-
FALDAS y ENAGUAS para SentOras
PAJAMAS para hombres, ,asi coma un buen
surtido de Calcetines franceses, Perfume
ria de los mejores fabricantes de Europa
dncluso GuerIain), el mejoT PafO de briIIar
que Sc inpOrta en- PtO. Rico; un explendi-
do surtidO en- CASIMERES para la prOxi-
ma estaci6n las lejftimas PINE APPLE
clOtz que no tienen competencia.
PrOximamente GRAN realizact0n de
TIRAB BORDADAS g menOs de la mitad
pc su precio. San Francisco 81. TelefOnO
37S. p. o. b. 764. San Juan p. R.
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NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

Hoy hay On 81 dep61it0 municipal 66
dOtsnidoa, dc ellos cumplen COndena % y
sstan pondientsS dc iuicio II: salieEon On i
bertad deBpu6s Do hAbsr Cumplido Is.
-Felipa Diaz, muEi6 aver en- 81 hoBpi
tel municipal. 81 entierro be efsctu6 aver
tards.
EN- el hospital municipal hay Is pA'
Cisntes.
LA uociedad EeCrsativa "DsreCha de
BoEinquen'', celebrArk un bRile 81 domin'
20 pr6ximo, 81 cuRl promsts quedRr muy
lucido, pues CuentG dichO Csntro con uu
gran ntmOEo de damRH cabRlleToa.
Ell JueE Municipal de Ponce Conden6
pDgaE Glen dollars de mults cadR unR
de lau poEHonAn que fueFon BnFprendidRB
Ryer On una jugSds 10 pEohibidC
-El puOnte que 30 hRCfa sobre el rio
OiRIito para comunicRr Manati con Cia'
Les "a eEt6 tsFminSdo
Sc informR q. en- Yauco hay variol caBcB
dc fiabru tifoid0a. La SBneded trAbRja
aCtuRlmsnts poE Aislarlos evitar Ia pro.
pagaCi6n.
-Ayor fac iuBcrito en- el regiitTo civil
81 nRCimianto del MINI Rafael ReEall SBn'
tiSgo
EN- la oficina del departsmento de
aducaCi6n Bo eHt6n sspSrando ternau para
Cubrir les vacAnteu que hay On vaRias jun
tas oscoIarel de ID iBlR.
Eel maHnhRl de Ia corte municipal de
CGysy senior Felipe Rivera, hR pedido par
misc, para auBsntaEs0 poE algunoS d1as dc
squel pueblo, dejando en- 81 lugAr don
Julio Lopez.
-AnoChe on la Central "sRn Crist6'
bal", fue ostropoAdO pOE IN wagon caEga'
do, 81 indivfduo GregOriO SuGraE. Ssgdn
informaS, ol heCho Eesult6 casual. RI hS'
Rido 90 halIa en- 81 hospital.
Hoy fu6 Sentonciado cumpliT seiB
mesos do Carcsl 81 individuo Juli6n CatalR
por 81 deIito dc Rcomstimiento , ..agFeBion,
en- 81 juSgGdo municipal.
El menCionado Catals le infri6 cuatro
puntapies & 90 Nm IRA, 81 dfa por lR no.
che. Pas6 & Cumplir la SsntsnCia.
La cORte de distrito declare Ia viu'
do y laa hijas dc don Arturo CEus, BuU
inicaB heEederAE.
Ell indivlduo Joue ORTIZ V6'sz. viol6
On San Sebastian una nina dc 13 Ri5G
dc edad. Sc di6 & la fuga y no Be hR po'
dido aEEeBtAT a6n.
EN- el barrio Cupey, de la municipS'
Iidad de Rio PisdFRB el nifio Joa6 GusdR'
lups de dos al % medic, hizo explotaE on
50 casa an fulminante de los barrenoB que
unan en- los tFAbajCH j q. White & Co 7
reCibiendo una hsrida grave dc lS CuRl
muFi6 hoRaa deDpuel. III hecho fu6 casual.
81 iuos cOnoce On 81 aBunto.
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La prlnGlsl GlrIOt', hUnlna dOl Kaiser, tlGl'
ITO los IRfOTnOS al plOG0slda.

Berlin EnoFo 4.-En 81 pToCsso 8egui-
do contra 81 editor Harden, por hbeliBmo,
declare 81 doctor Schw ginger, m6dico dc
IL familia BilmArk, lquien manifsst6 que
IL heFm0nA mayor Gel X User, II pFinceuR
CARROTS, faCilit6 Al pEoCsaAdO los infoEmes
que eGto hubO dc publican ERIativoI les
CO1tumbro1 dopravAdaS del principe Fell
pS Dc Eulomb0Eg y otToH miombEoH de la
C6lo5ro CSmaFills que FodOabR en- otF0
tismpo al emporadoT GuilloTmo ii
Qusd6 CompEobAdo que 81 bAtsllRdo1
pSEiodiEta liberal ha pToCsdido CON entaFa
buena f6 bA1kndoBs en- los datos que lo
BuministrAban altaI peTSonalidades entire
elias, Las GenoERu Frau Won Elbs, espoBa
divorCiada do 81 Condo de MOltke otro de
loS ariOt6CEataS degsueTRdOB, DANA que
aunque aIguisn hays diCho que no essaba
ca % iuiciO, npg6o 81 doctor sweinipger,
ss halla psrfeCtaments cuerda.
No se han COnfrmAdo Les 5oSpe. has de
que 81 gobiernO fuoFa pFeSentRE testgol
para deabREatGE laB sirmRcioues de la g.
nora Won ElbS, , 70 la pruebR Be ConRi
deEa tsEminada,
AL REUIBO DE 8 onviamOB
vus.ta de corFeo nm Eeloi Elgin gaTantizR
do poR dies amos, pOr $40 rsmitimon unc
nara WsIthAn, = F. Kehrhahn. sau
juan ?, r. ap,
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YURI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-24

On mn AL RECIBO de do1 pesos
OZ.U enviREomoI ibEG do gRstou
lag daDsaI del pals ca di8Cog
para fontgFafoB, arGciOSStG, Sara , ARge.
6n0. EnyiaRsmol CAtGlogor 6 las peruo-
naB que 10 1olicitsn de otro1 Records,
fon6grafoa Gonzales Padin HmnG. 15v.
TlqUIgTSfO ] Nl8ll5gf1fO.
So neceaita uno. DiEfjaSa anunciando
BRlaFio que deBaa 81 Lcdo Jorge v. Do
miUguss MRyagIsz. 20 Y. !.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo Rico
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

sUBAsTA PUBIICA Rrr7Urq r,v1rrrppr ne
la
@ los aconados
Proriedad
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Rivera demanos 12
yazqnez bario "Cuebas
Martinez 18
AlJo Rivera 10 baro"P AvJa"
Qulhones bio"
del
el
Aprobado: D. GlOmer.-Trasu1er = ~ - 1- v0s"0h
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs

SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENEs INNIUEBLE8
En- i ceua de Rentas Intenas de gtaado ds 27 de Ens1O
ddo dipOne Bo
a nernas
PROPIETARIOs
sUBAsTA
dea alto
aonilaS Abao"
"faonlas Arrba"
"Caonla Arba 2422
die
propead duns
al 1SO8
(Fimado) MacariOR Collector.
AprObado: Treasure
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
WANT THOROUGH PROBING.
Northwest Citizens Urge Investiga-
tion of Engineer Department.

A resolution from the Citizens North
west Association was received yesterday
by The Commissioners. requesting the
Commissioners 10 publicly investigate the
charges in connection with improper con-
duct of the engineer department Of the
District, made by some contractors.
It is the desire Of the association that
the investigation will not be smoothed
over in any way, and that every charge
that has been brought against any officer
of the District government in the en-
gineer department shall have a chance to
answer
Commissioner Maefarland moved that
the association be informed that two
weeks ago Mr. Fernald, assistant en-
gineer OF highways was requested to
resign, and did resign. because OF
charges. and that on April % the Com
missioners ordered that a public hear
ing and investigation OF all charges
that might be made by anybody should
he instituted The date for this hear
ing was set for Monday, May II, at IL
o'clock
The association will be informed that
there is no warrant for the suggestion
that any one might think that the Com
missiOners contemplate shielding any
body in this or any other similar mat
ter
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
JOIN THE 400 CLUB"
Organization Ii Rapidly Increasing
Its Memhership.

The -Four Hundred Club" is increasing
In numbers Its membership is rapidly
approaching 2C0. lacking just . Of that
number. This means that the club has
given 81 80 to be used TO buy food fuel,
and clothing for those in need, and to
carry on the campaign against tubereu-
lOsis
One OF the committees of the Associated
Charities has recently been successful in
moving a family where there were two
babies threatened with consumption. into
the country where work was procured for
the father and the babies could revel in
fresh air and country food. Another agent
is hunting for a small house in the sub
urbs where a family which has several
members afflicted with the disease, can
be moved.
The following persons have added their
names 70 the -Four Hundred Club"
Mrs. Mary 3. White. Mrs. Mary F.
Hoppin Cs25), Mr.. Fred G. Coldren.
Commissioner Francis E. Leupp. Mrs.
William BeIden Noble, Mrs. H c. Per
kins $50, Mrs. Sarah NJ. May. Mrs.
Philip Dodge
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library OF CongTess-Open . a. m tc 10 p IA o.,
secular days. from 2 p m. to 10 p on Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Library-Open a. m. to 9 D. N. holidays.
10 q. N. 20 10 .. m. Sundays. TO 10 p n
Executive Mansion-0pen 70 q. N. 10 ?. N.
United States Capitol-open a q. to 40 p IA
United states Treaslry-Open 3 q, %, 70 p n.
State. War. and Navy DepaTtments-0pen q. M
70 ?. M lThe original Declaration Of independ.
ence is In The library Of the State Departmsntl
United States Patent of3oe-open g. m To
s. N.
United States Pension Bureau-open a. n 70 4
?. N.
United States Post-ofiee-Open a. N. to p m
I Washington City Post -ofice-Open all hours The
Dead Letter Office Is IN the city post-ofaoe.l
National Botanic Gardens-open 3. IA 70 p n
Fish Commission-Opeu 3. N TO 4s9 D. N
Army Medical Museum~Opsn .. N 10 lsS0 .. n
National Museum-open g. u. to 30 p "a. I'm
elGding holidays.
Smithsonian Enstitation-opep .. n to fN p
tincluding holidlysj.
Agricultural DepartIaent-Open 9 a m to 90 p a.
Bureau Of ErETaFing and Prtnting-Open g. n
20 2.G 2 N.
Washington Monument ,555ss fest in aeishtl-opes
$50 TO 40 =. N. tEleEsior runs from =. n.
until ?. M
CorcOrau Gallery Of Art-Opsn $50 a. N. to ..
a. tn winter a. n TO y. m- 10 summer. sun
days-l-o p. n. TO ,. NJ, excepting in mid-sIIn.
meF. Admission fres Tuesdays. THURSDAYS. Sat
uEdays. and Sundays other days. sc admission.
Government PRINTING ofsee-Open 10 s. N to 3
?. N.
Navy YsTd-Open q. n. 10 80 ?. n.
sOuthEoTth Cottage. 35th st. and Prospect ava
IN THE SUBURBS
Zoologicsl PaTk-Open all dzy.
Rock Creek Bridge and PARK
Chevy Chase Remington, and Chesapeake BsaeA-
Naval Obse1aIoTy-open 5 4. m. 20 ; .. n
Mount Vernon (the home and tomb Of Washing
tonl-Open II e. n. 20 4 2. N
A-7a-s Ar~5- fa,zr. H.
Fort MyeT Military Post
Falls Church and Fairfax Court House.
United States Soldiers Home-Open a. N 70
sunset.
Cathedral Grounds. TennallytONn road-Open
g. n. % D. IA.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic Uniyerity. and
Alexandria
Great Fails Of the Potomac
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
WILL VISIT PAPER MILL.
HOHse Investigators to See How Al
legged Trust Does Business.

In order to learn all about how to
manufacture paper, the Select Committee
of the House. appointed to investigate the
reasons for the high price Of print paper,
is planning to visit some Of the big paper
mills of the country.
Chairman Mann. Of the committee. said
yesterday that the committee will proba-
bly, pay its first visit of this kind to the
plant of the International Paper Company
at Palmers Falls. New York, next Sat
uTday.
There testimony will be taken and mill
managers and labor leaders will be ques-
toned as to increased cost OF production.
At the hearing yesterday, John Norris,
business manager Of the New York Times.
submitted a compilation Of kilograms from
III newspaper publishers showing that
there. is an increase. or a proposed IN
crease, Of about $14 a ton for print paper.
and that this increase has come about In
the last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY,

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News ana an
points SOuth-Ncrfolk and Washington steamer,
every evening 10 the year at $50.
To Roek Greek Bridge, Geological PART. Cheyy
Chase, and Kensington-CaFs from Fifteenth stTeet
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
To Aiexandris-FeTTy steamer Lackawanna everv
hour and half from q. m. to p. m.
To Fort Myer, Arlington. National CsrneteYy.
Falls Church, aad Fairfax Court House-Cars from
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and Aque-
duct Bridge.
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall steamer, Charles
MacalesteT. daily. except Sunday, 10 q. IN and As
= N
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05

charges are thus made, have ordered the
inquiry which We are now about TO COM
mence.
''The Commissioners desire Is to give
everybody concerned full opportunity TO
be heard. in order that justice may be
done when the facts are fully presented. T"
The investigation adjourned 10 be con-
tlnued this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
HUIDEK0PER WILL FILED.
Estate of Railroad Man Bequeathed
40 Widow and Sons.


10 Widow and Sons.
The will Of Frederic ". HuiGekoper, re-
tired railroad official, who died April q,
was filed for probate yesterday. The
estate is devised TO the wiodw, Mrs. Vir-
ginia c. Huidekoper, and two sons, Fred
eric L. and Reginald S. Huidekoper,
share and share alike. and they are also
named as executors. The value Of the
estate is not indicated by the will or ac-
companying papers.
George Grice. By viii dated October 10.
1904 bequeaths TO his son. Arthur Grice,
the sum OF Sl00. and 81 each 10 his sons.
Wilson, Edward and Julius Grice. and 81
to a daughter, Miss Josephine Grice The
remainder Of the estate, both real and
personal. is devised 70 David Jones. a
grandson, on condition that he take care
Of the testator's invalid daughter. Ella
Grice.
William Kelly, by VIII dated February
49, 1868. devises his estate to his sister.
Mary Jane Kelly.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
Request EnrIx Hearing.

Counsel for the government yesterday
asked the Supreme Court TO advance for
early hearing the appeal of Edward H.
Hartman and Otto O. Kahn from the
order of Judge Holt that they answer
certain questions asked by the Interstate
Commerce Commission in its inquiry into
the relations between the Union Pacific
and the Illinois Central and other roads.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
That 'aIaIf" Bread Is the Finest
Your Table Can Have

Is a claim that one loaf will verify. It's
uniform goodness, even texture and pur-
ity evidence excellence of materials and
serupulous care in mixing and baking.
Let the grocer understand that you want
Schneider's Malt" Bread every time. sc.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05

Charged with stealing his sisters en-
gagement ring. James r. Dixon. a negro.
was fined s. by Judge KimbaM in the
Police Court yesterday. The negro said
he had taken the ring to get enough
money to buy food for his wife and chill
dren
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
IntercIas. Walk TO BALTIMORE.

The Brashears class Of the Hsmline
Sunday school has challenged the J, Q, c,
walk to Baltimore. This trip is expected
to be made on May 30. If the weather per
mits. Several members Of each class have
already signified their intention Of enter
ing the contest. These classes have been
rivals in the athletic events Of the school,
and this forty-mjle walk has created more
than usual interest.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
viii Address Literary Club,

Roscoe c. Bruce, assistant superintend-
ent of schools. viii address the Bethel
Literary this evening. on Education for
social efficiency"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
ASHFORD UNDER FIRE.
Inspector Acknowledges He
Wrote Peculiar Letter.
SIX CHARGES ARE PREFERRED

Former Assistant A. NJ. Lawson
Testifies that Words Local Trade"
Meant District of Columbia, Con-
tradicting Defendant, Who As
serted They Referred TO Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
Steals sisters Engagement Ring.

The Rubber Store, 033 f, Carries a
line Of household rubber goods.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Seats Provided.

DO not delay In notifying this ofHoo OF any
change Of address, locally OF By mail. II
The paper Is not icing served regularly o.
satisfactorily. make prompt complaint hy ssls-
phone or postal card II is the aim 10 fur
nish perfect service, and home subscribers
VIII contribute to this end hy reporting AZ
ones any and al dsfc.sneies. Telephons,
Main E09
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05

Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned and stored.
Lowest prices. p H. Hnkel d Co., 4gg
Maine ave. sw. Phone 2e22
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05

Among the employees Of the bureau sor-
row was expressed yesterday at tle death
OF Mr.. Sullivan. To the employees Of
long standing his death was a shock,
many having worked in the ranks with
him and later under his direction.
Arrangements are being perfected
whereby the employees OF the bureau viii
attend the funeral Handsome bouquets
and floral offerings in memory Of the late
director will be sent to the family resi-
dence.,
Mr. Sullivan was looked upon as a
model Catholic. He was a regular COM
municant at st. PauFs Church. and was
prominent in the charitable work Of the
St. Vincent de Pauls Society. He was
formerly president OF Carroll Institute.
In the civil war Mr. Sullivan served
with the Union forces. He participated
in the engagements against Gen. Early.
Mr.. Sullivan is survived by his wife,
formerly Miss Catherine Connolly, Of
Pittsburg, Pa. a daughter, Mary Sulli-
van, and three sons, Thomas V. Sulli-
van. a chemist, of Kansas City; Joseph
D. Sullivan, a lawyer, and Francis Sulli-
van, an architect, of this city.
At the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
ing Mr. Sullivan achieved wonderful sue
cess. Through his efforts the new home
for the money-making plant will be erect
ed. at a cost of more than e 100000 He
spent long hours at his des5s at the bu-
reau. When not at the office Mr.. Sullivan
would be at home with his family.
CorteIyOu Pays Tribute.
Speaking of the death of Mr.. Sullivan
yesterday, Secretary oCrtelyou said
'Mr SulIivan's death is heavy blow
to the government service. He was COM
pletely identified with the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing and had devoted
his life to its interests. His connection
with 1t began nearly forty years ago,
when it occupied a few rooms in the upper
story of the Treasury Building. and he
had watched its growth 10 its present
proportions with its force of more than
$500 operatives.
For nearly twenty-five years he was
assistant director, and during a large part
Of that time was its active executive off,
Ger. His appointment as director on July
l. 1906, was recognition of faithful and
efficient service. He was an ideal ex-
ecutiye.
Under his administration the force
worked without frictien. and with a per-
sonal loyalty which was evident in every
division. He was thoroughly familiar with
every detail of the business OF the great
establishment. and many of the mechan-
ical devices employed there We're of HIS
invention.
LatterIy he became deeply interested
IN the proposed new building for which
the House of Representatives has Just
made an appropriation, and which. in its
construction and detailed arrangement,
viii be monument to his foresight and
to his unfiagging devotion TO the welfare
Of the employees under his immediate
charge"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-05

Watch fot a city-Randle Highlands.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
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VylltldZtA
ma wzmocnienie i u%trzymanie
w}os6w.
Opisz stan w}os6w W Jakim o
becnie 50, jest to g}6wna zasada d,
poznania i odgadnieaia slabosci.
Jezeli w}osy pe}zn2 albo znajdu'
ie sic 1uska W g}owie, prosze wy
;zesawszy suche w}osy prz>sfat
lila zbadania.
Jezeli chcecie IN ec leki dobre
skuteczne, odniefcie sig wprost d
mule, a pc uzyciu tycbze doznaci
nlezawodnych skutk6w.
In%teressnci zg}aszajqcy Sc d
mnie, winni adrcsowac:
Prof. J. NJ Brurdza, Specialist.
- Broadway & South 8th st :,
Brooklyn, NV York.
PowYzsze lekl So znane tylk,.
'nnie samemu, W zadnych sk}adacl
togo ME maja. WszeIkie informa.
,,ye darmo. Setki tysiecy ozna
tyoh }ysych, kt6rym to leka,stw'
pomog}o, zawdz;eczaj9 "a ia
wie]kie dobrodziejstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

zna}a : y. razu chorego 60
[6cia.
Wy6cie TO, wyrzek}a
,zdumiona. zaledwie opu6ciw-
sly loze, jak mozecie udzwi-
Egna6 zbroje?
- Lekka mi ona jak siec
pajecza skoro Bog dal do
| czekac chwile, W kt6rej wall
czy6 moge " obronie mel
ziemi. "
- Czyz sadzicie, ze nieba-
wem do szturmu uderza, py-
ta1a niepewnym glosem Wi
Jenna. ri.
- Swoim zwyczajem uci-
ga sic teraz pewno i ognie
pogasza, ably W nocy napa6c
z nienacka trzeba sic mice
ma ostroznosci, lecz ot6z i
kasztelan nadchodzi, uko6-
cyl juz wszystkie przygoto-
wania, ably ieh powita6 jak
nalezy. ~:E
- Dzielny 2 was ochot-:
mix, rzek{ weselo Swietos}aw
| skoro powracacie do zdrowia,
ably uczestniczyc W boju.
Zbroja ia jakby umy6lnie
ola was robiona, miecza tyl-
ko ME macie.
Z waszych rak pragne
60 otrzymac, rycerzu Swieto-
s1awie, rzekl .%powaznie MILO
dzieniec i.'przyklag} pred
kasztelanem; kt6ry odpasaw-
sly w}asny orez dotkna} MIN
lekko jego ramienia mo-
WAC:
- Ma chwa}e Boga W Tr6j-
cy jedynego, ma Geese i no.
nor Naj6wietszej Fanny Ma
ryi, idz walczy6 "a wolno6c i
Ware! '.7'a>
Gag dalszv nastapi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
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