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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27
For Collecting Mercury.

Mercury spilled on a table or floor
is somewhat hard to collect, unless
special precautions are taken, owing
to its tendency to divide into small
globules, which roll away at the slight.
est touch. II a wet ring is made
around the spilled mercury by the aid
of a wash bottle or other similar
means, it will be found that the glob.
ules of mercury can not cross the
ring; the mercury can then be collect
ed in a small shovel made from a
piece of thin card, or even an ordinary
envelope,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27
Local Bills Passed.

Local and private bills were passed in
punches, most Of them being House bills.
Those passed were:
House Bill 609--Autborizing Warren
county to donate funds to Kings Daugh.
ters for aid of the destitute, poor and
sick.
II. B. 72s--Authorizing Bolivar county
to issue 100000 bonds for roads and
bridges.
II. b. 6os--For relief of Henry Carter,
Of Monroe county. 4
II. b. discriminating Carroll county
to refund to Merchants and Farmers
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27
Popular with the Majority.

A French doctor Is gaining con.
siderable notice through the warning
he has sounded against arising quick
ly after awakening from sleep In the
morning. There are a few strenuous
souls who spring up at the first bell,
but the majority of persons Will be
pretty sure to indorse the opinion
thst II is better and more healthy to
remain In bed until the last horn"
rlogS
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27

tons. and closely fitting u~ndersleeves
reaching to the wrist.
The hat Is OF soft felt to match.
with a feather thrust through the side
Of the brim.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27
God Only b. hIs own End.

God only is his own end; all other
things have a further end beyond
themselves. IN attaining whereof their
own happiness consists. II the means
and end be set In opposition to one an.
other, It must needs impotence
and defect Of both.-John PyR
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27
Trees Planted on Berlin Streets.

Three hundred Berlin streets are
planted with $4,000 trees, which ara
said to represent a value of $3.50, 900.
Nearly a thousand gardeners and as
sistants are employed to take care of
them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27
GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS

mo, sab. I'ze here gwine frew de
moshuns Of it to keep from doin' dat
hard work wild de shingIes!"-New
Orleans Times-Democrat.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-03-27
POCKET POWDER PUFF

A very small cambric pocket handkerchief with embroidered or lacs
edge, and a small bag puff Of swansdown and SILK are needed; the string
which is used to draw up the bag, is taken out, then the puff is neatly sewn
by the silk edge Ito the center Of handkerchief another row Of stitching be-
ing worked through the silk and handkerchief about nethrd inch further
in; this forms a slide, in which white baby ribbon should be run; work a
small buttOnhoe In each side the slide through the handkerchief, and draw
the ribbon through Thu. in loops. by which the whole may be drawn up; the
pnn is ready for use, and Ii not 81 noticeable in the handkerchief form az IL
the colored silk were seen
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11
NOTICE TO THt PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any individual, firm or corporation appear ing in The Picayune will be promptly corrected if brought to the attention of the publisher. Statements of facts, however will not be retracted.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11

es of the order known as the $. of R.. their financial standing, the purchase of a large farm near Emmet. l was at Bough- ton yesterday and was surprised at the wonderful growth since it's organization Monday. W. L.. Britt thinks there is nothing like it. Mr. Editor, through your permission and space which we ask, the history of the Sons of Rest will appear next week. We will advance no theories, but facts. JAMES SNODGRASS.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11
JIM SNODCRASS WRITES.
Editor Picayune:

Editor Picayune:
 1 have just come in. 1 have been visiting some of the subor- dinate lodges of the Sons of Rest. Brother Orr is travelling solicitor and organizer in south Prescott, Never in the annals of the his tory of fraternal organizations has an order met with such hear ty approval. l am in today to make my report to the president. Dr. K. l.. Hinton. He is well pleased and has requested me to write up the objects and purpos-
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11

We are in receipt of a rock from the farm of Geo. w. Ham, brice which contains a mineral resembling gold very much. MT. Hambrice states that these rocks are in abundance on his farm.
 Miss Candas Knight who was with Mrs. Moncrief last year and has been at stamps this season, stopped off to visit in Prescott a few days on her return to her home in JonesborO.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11
BARGAINS IN REAL K

One five room cottao, barn, garden, etc, new. $850. You can buy it to $750.
 One six room house. 1. of land in Warren's a Nice pear orchard, and k well. A splendid propoe;| $7OO, or for rent at s7E month.
 A splendid stock rans farm 7 miles northeast E city, Tn 1-2 mile of R. F.a one mile of two churcheI| school house. ComfortabH Sixty acres in cultivatia mile of river. Endles,3 range, 15O acres in traci' third in river bottom. M 25O cash gets it. Wil1 two brood mares and colt| and milk cattle, and lots a| "a snap. One cozy four room a home in west Prescott. 5 water, garden and barn, exchange for improved k land farm. Price $40O. E Twelve acres next to q tions in east Prescott, twd| houses on tract. Good Worth double the price Take 1t today for $1, GOO a Long list of farm ad property. See me or wl' list. Vaughan Realty \
 ALEX VAUQ
 Sec. andI
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11
PERSONNEL OF TOM THUMB WEDDING,

The following are the charac- ters who will take part in the Tom Thumb Wedding which happy event will take place at the opera house next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock:
 Guests: bio Lewis, Ruby Ma jors, Euphia Garret, Jennie Gray son, Bessie Moon, Nellie Bush, Aline Duke, Mary Caldwell, Hell en Andrews, Beulah Greeson, Carol Scott, Lorraine Lavender, Mildred Vickers. Gladys Greeson, Cleo Gee, Ruth Briggs, Opal Har- rell, Mary Harper. Gertrude Dav- is, Frankie Dougan, Irene Den- man, Ola Chastain, Mary Bell, Reta Hubbard, Jerry Johnson, Georgia Marsh, Ruth Helbig, Bessie Evered, Muta White, Lily Wilson, Amelia White, Mildred Hinton, Thalia Darlington.
 Grandmother, Eva White.
 Grandfather, Walter Scott.
 Mother, Clara Young.
 Father, William Briggs.
 Preacher, Ivan Caldwell.
 Ring Bearer, William Johnson.
 Pages, Hunter Scott, Tom and Douglass Bemis.
 Flower Girls, Aline Wilson. Willie York, Clio Wick, Mamie Pearl Johnson, Marie Majors, Mildred Cantley.
 Ushers and Groomsmen: Jack Blakeley. David Young, Logan Crow, Bill White. Jessie Coal, Carl Darlington. Lawrence Hay nie, Nelson Garner, bio Vicks, Charley Newth, Bracy Haynie, Sam Clark Hamilton. Alvin Steele Josh Moore, Roscoe Kress, Jewel Majors.
 Bridesmaids: Daisy Miller, Flu genia Short, Bettie Tompkins, Margaret Scott, Katie May Shan kle. Helen Hawkins, lneta Sales, Minnie Wick. Marie White, Mill dred Bush, Lii Pittman. Mary and Martha Beidelman, Lula Beth Gee.
 Best Man, Thomas D. Scott.
 Groom, Allan Greeson.
 Maid of Honor, Miss Nancy Wilson.
 Bride, Miss Maxie Stone.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11

Rev. l.. J. Kidding of Emmet is in town today.
 Dr. w. k. Arnold is visitor in the city of Little Rock today.
 Rev. w. F. Evans passed through on 28 this morning.
 Mrs. T. $. Bryan is visiting in Camden.
 Miss Stacy Garrett returned from a weeks visit to Hope this morning.
 AT COST Our stock of screen doors. Prescott Supply and Hardware Co.
 Lee Rogers brought to this office yesterday a full grown cot ton boil.
 Good Ice Cream delivered quick from Howard Terry's, Phone 200.
 Luther Hit and family will go to Morris tomorrow to visit three or four days next week.
 For sale or trade A lot of fine Bermuda hay. P. F. Phill- ips, Emmet, R. F. D. 2.
 Mrs. K. E. Caruthers and chil- dren are visiting in Emmet to- day.
 Ellsworth will sell a pair of fine Poland China pigs today at the auction sale.
 Eld. McClary of Ben Lomond, IS holding a eeting at Hickory Grove. The meeting will close tomorrow night.
 For Picnic Lunches cakes, fruits, sandwiches and canned goods at Howard Terry's. Phone 200.
 Mrs. C. A. Berkshire of New Boston is a visitor in the city, the guest of her sister. Mrs. Alex Vaughan.
 Miss Clara Brooks very pleas antly entertained a few couples of Prescott's social set at her home last evening.
 We intend to dispose of our stock of water coolers. See our windows. Prescott Supply and Hardware Co.
 A jolly herd of Elks passed through Prescott this morning on No. 35. It was the Hope herd on their way home from Eldora- do where they instituted a lodge last night. They were in a spec ial car.
 Company M, 2nd. Infantry will leave Prescott Tuesday at 8:3O o'clock for San Antonio. Capt. Winslow has received transportation and berths for the entire company. The company is to meet at ' a. m. Tuesday morning in order to get ready by 8:30.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11
1@E HOWARD TERRY uO- Phone 200.

A. C. Evered, who is engaged in the art of intoxicating into the minds of the rustic youths near Gurdon the first principles of manhood, is visiting homefolks here for few days.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. Congressman, 7th District, R. Minor Wallace. Representative, j. w. Whaley.
 Sheriff.
 Ed Hood. County Judge. A. M. Denman. Circuit Clerk, r. F.. Murrah. County Clerk. J. A. Bailey. County Treasurer, w. C. Felts.
 Assessor, Jno. D. Bright. Surveyor, Tom Lavender. Coroner, C. C. Purtle. Cotton Weigher, H. T. Ingram. Justices of the Peace, F. M. Smith, John Fishers. T. F. Burns.
 Constable. C. B. Moon. Road Overseer, Jim Horn.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-11
Prescott & Northwestern Railway to.
Effective Sunday. March 2s. 1908 at Midnight.

Trains No | and 6. freight only. Arcadia Dunlap, Patsville. Redland. mcCas- sill Crossing and Cooleyville will he stops for trains and on flag.
 O. H HELRIG. C. P. & T. A.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-02

and who ssui for n doctor II they
feel bad. instead of figuring out In
their own minds Why they feel bad
and avoiding tho cause. arc candl-
dates for the ether cone. Those who
arc given 10 the Injuries of the table
arc preparing for tho pleasures OF
Tho operators table.
Tho average length OF iife would
be increased immensely II we would
jua; begin tn Know Thyself." Al
/, In nos. NO depend on tho doctors
10 cure ua IL sc AFRO aick. and "
worse comes 10 worst. we ar. fully
prepared to so 10 tho hospital and
hare tho surgeon remove the In
famed organ. Wouldn't Il b. better
To ao live tina, no Inflammation would
follow
Disease Only to those who
have been preparing for IL. Disease
In n sequence postponed by Nature
as long aa shc can. and then. dis
c~ousagcd. aho says. &c, 'cr go-baek
80 'ho Nass."
Hegiuuura on the bicycle run into
The ohtuc, they sock to avoid. Tho
doctor and III. hospital are In our
fsiads. NC think disease. no, happl-
noas and health. Health In within
our rcaeh~it costa nothing~only
tn. effort which grows .ato \
p~lsaagrahle habit. AJAX any doctor
OF any school II | attn not right why
no, acquire tho Health Habit
Hero ta Tho formula:
I. Deep breathing in tn. open air
with your mouth closed.
=. Moderation In cating-simpic
dish-s-f1rteh~ris-.
i. Exercise nj least an hour In the
open each day. working in the gar
den. playing with the children.
I. sleep eight hour. In "A thor
oughly ventilated room.
=. Drink all the water between
meals you care To.
u. Don't bother tn forgi,. your
cn~mi~s--just forget them.
Z. Keep busy--it In a beautiful
world. and We must and will and
can leave IL more beautiful than we
found n.-Dr. Jean Charcot. In the
Fra.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-02
e~M. THE HOME CIRCLE M~o
IN letters intended for this Department shonH be addressed 10 "dnnt
Mary" m,e Of The Southern Farm Gazette, SvkprNe. Ns.
An Old Time Garden.

The small blue-bell that beats a dain.
~ chime
For elfn ears-and daYodillies. too
The sleepy poppy-and the mari.
gold
And ragged-robins. pink and white
and blue.
All these and more I'd have. and
back OF all
a thousand roses on n messy wall,
John Russell Young.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-02

Most OF our Ills ON from over
eating. and tn oycrcat In much more
common than To oscrdrink. We have
mrrn White Ribbon Ciuba organized
all over tho world TO atop tho sale
of strong dtias. but fow people there
te Who are Inclined to block and
u u!ah dlscan sc that travels by the
Gorge Route.
Heartburn. bad breath. colds.
,hrohhlng at tho stomach. pain in
tho aldo. hradacho-ali those uu.
p~lcaaau, ", ta psona arc the result of
food poisoning. Til. person has
atow 81 his hold with such n f1nnly
assorted cargo of iudigras4hl.a that
Nature pau#ra p.vplcnad. fcru1ea-
;as!on follows. and tho individual II
but an animated garbage IAN.
Eat nj least op~ meal a day without
meat.
If 90 could ncautr. The hahi, OF
health ghrougaa temperate living. the
no, ;he raro exception. A. II IL.
rn"st men die at a time when they
are Just becoming itt-d to live.
Having tried n lot OF things and
found them faulty. wc begin TO get
alse when Death with his scythc
comes over tho hill.
Iohn Burroughs describes old ago
~ - nssluE ia gradual ~lrasrnsng
~ IntuFcat tn thinsa which you once
thought we're vital. Ana with this
letting go Hhnuld ome aud usually
docs. y glad relief. Tho fear OF pov-
ertf. tho dread Of loss. apprehension
concerning social ponition. III. desire
for appreciation. all thes- alp away
in thr person Of n wcll-ordrrcd mind
aa the years advance. Tho desire To
kill ihiuga dies. and all tho great
living. pulslng world OF natur. rema
"a little closer. nearer. dcarer. more
beautiful, And then for tho Ara,
time NO have leisure To think, con.
template. and enjoy. Then for the
lra' tim. ~e r~enlir. that nothing
much matters. after all.
Then II IN. tim, TO enjoy. Tho
Individual in coHmopoli,a a people
interest moro than persons.
Hut this I'm. iife OF tho intellect,
can only go with tho temperate life.
Tho lifo OF moderation.
~
Lot us loo To ourselves for health.
not TO doctors. People who arc for
over taking note OF their sensations
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-02

o for n garden of the olden time.
Where none but ~long-familiar
flowers grow.
Where pebbled paths go winding
TO and fro.
And honey suckles over arbors climb.
cites and thyme.
With holly hooks and dahlias oil
arrow.
The hyacinth inscribed with words
OF woe.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-02

"How Mothers May Doctor Their
Children" Is the subject of DR.. Free
mans Health Talk for next week.
We want thousands OF our Home Cir
Gle readers 10 be benefited by It.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-02
VIII Some Of Our Home Circle Read.
crs Answer:

Dear Aunt Mary: Can YOU or some
81 your readers tell me what will
destroy lice on rose-hushes and cab
bage plants without injurlng the
plants? ANNAnEIIE LEE.
P~asquotauk Co. y. G.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-05-02

Several simple Rulcs That Will add Years tn Your Life and Life to
Your Notwithstanding the Root of Most Diseases. Especially
O,cr-catng Meat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-31
Will TRY To COLLECT
MONEY FROM EONDSMEN

Atlanta July 30.-It is not imDrob-
able that The bonasmen of original
Ilegsees win be hold responsible for
Violations Of the law and Of the rules
Iof the prison commission by oGic rs
Iof the state. They could be proceeded
lagainst to recover money paid ward
lens and guards. If such were found to
be Illegal and 10 recover fines placed
lupots Iessees.
When the leases were signed up in
l19o3, each original lessee furnished
bond amounting TO the price of the
| first years hire Of each man received.
All these bonds amount to s4730O0
Most Of them We're furnished by the
American Surety Company Of New
York, and are now in the hands Of the
state authoriiies
Under fac law the hondsmen are
liable III case Of wrongdonq on the
part Of the lessee or the subIessee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-31
A CHEAP EXCURSION TO
FERNANDiNA ON SUNDAY

An excursion win be operated TO
Fernandina Sunday by the Cumber-
land route on the steamer Emmeline.
The low rate Of 30 cents for the round
trip has been Dut on This rate viii
be TO either Cumberland or Fernan-
dina. The steamer viii leave Bruins
wick at 10 O'Clock and will stop at
Cumberland both to and from Fernan-
dina.
It is expected that a large crowd
viii fake advantage Of the unusually
| low rate Of 50 cents for the round
trip and will spend Sunday In the lit
tie Florida city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-31
GOVERNOR CoMER WAY
DECLARE MARTIAL LAW

birmingham, Ala, July 30-Several
incidents Of a sensational nature mar
ked the strike situation Wednesday
might and this morning The bouse
of Ben Arnold, a non-union miner, was
.dynamited at Wylan-
A severe battle at midnight near
Short Creek resulted in no damage
to either side so far as is known.
Many shots were exchanged.
Governor Conner has given notice
that martial law will be declared II
the mining district unless the cutrag
es cease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-31
INVESTIGATE TRAGEDY

CHICAGO. July 30.-Perey Raisbeck
taft Wednesday night for Minneapo-
lis 10 investigate the dea'fSoI ms pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Raisbech' the
tstter cf Virginia, whose bodies were
4onnd ii Lake Sylvia. He says his
sean-nother was lovable woman and
hsiieves the case is simply the over
..r;rg II the boat and his father
eonaht 10 rescue his wiLe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-31
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE a CANDIDATE

Charleston. W. va. July 3o-Lo0
Bennett, Of Weston was this morning
chosen the democratic nominee for
governor after an all might session
al the democratic state convention.
The convention was the scene of a
aerce struggle On the question Of ne
e-o dfsfranchisement Finally this
blank was sent to q committee for re-
xlsions
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-31

St. Paul July 30 -Goycrnor John
son accepted Mr. Bwans invitation
70 serve on the advisory committee Of
fifteen cf the presidential campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-31
SPEND SUNDAY IN FERNADINA.
Steamer Atlantic TO Operate Pop
ular Excursion.

SN~et"~i HtidHtlC 10 DPGfate Pop
ular Excursion.
The fast and comfortable steamer
Atlantic win carry q large excursion
to Fernandina from Brunswick Sun
day. The steamer will leave this city
at $50 o'clock, arriving in Fernando
ma by noon This win give the people
an opportunity TO visit Amelia Beach.
take a surf bath aNl listen TO music
by an excellent bald The steamer
VIII not leave Fernandiua until i;30.
giving the excursionists the entire af-
ternoon in the city
The fare for the round trip win be
lone dollar, this amount including car
fare from the boat landing TO the
beach and return
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-03

Ell PETROLEO y ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
AL1MENTO. Como SO ha pretendidO pOr
algunOs industriales recOmendar ell aceite
de petroleO como un sustitutO del aceite de
h1gadO de bacalaO, debemos adVertir pOr ell
bien de los mismOs enfeTmOs que Ell aceite
de petroleO es una substantial mineral, Qeu
81 se usa internamente es eXpelida integrR
pOr las evacuaciOnes intestinRles, causan-
do q la larga infamaci0n de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tantO de la propiedad esen-
c1al de tOdO alimentO, la de ser asimilable
y vOlverse parte de los tejidOs Organicos y
no puede nj remOtamente cOmpararse con
el aCeite de hfgadO de bacalaO, cuya pro-
p1edad de nutTir y fOrtalecer los Organis-
mos debiles 10 han hechO tan necesariO y
tan Justamente apreciadO en- tOdO ell mum
do.
La mejor manera de tomar ell aceite de
hIgadO de bacalaO es en- la fOrma de emuI-
sion, pOr ser Ssf mas facilmente absOrbidO
pOr ell est0magO; de tOdas las emUlsiOnes
cOnOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como la
mas peEfecta y la mas efic&z, no sOlamente
pOr la pureza del aceite y de los demas in
gTedientes que sc emplean en- su elabOTa-
cion, slnO pOrQue eS LQ Gl9lGc0 emulsion que
no Sc Sep0T0, qGEe no Sc e91T091c60, que no
cO7lt6eg1e sOC6St091ci1S que 6TT6te9I g 6q1fL0-
men eE eSt0n10gO y pOrque en- una palabra
es ell allmentO mas concentrate Y mas asi
miJable que cOnOcen los m6dicOs para
cOmbatir tOdas las fOrmas de debilipad
Organica, para purificar la sangre como
uu RuxiliRr indispensable para las persO-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escr0fula de ra-
qu1t1smO y Otras dOlencias cr0nicRs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-03
De SOC.IE.DAD.

Mercedes Palss La hsrmoBfsima f II
dal eden de GuRYamR, diatinguidR HeioEita
MeEesdsa Pal6J, 30 onCuGntRa On asta Ciu'
dad, On 8onde paSaF6 una una tamPoFada
de IN mGu. --...
DegsamoI unG gFatfsima GBtanCialGn San
Juan & u diEtinguidR Dafi9rita que tanto
Gn Gusyama como Rquf tiene gEan nGmeEO
do admiFadoEss do M btllegs y viEtudeg.
LGs>qps tySOafan. De la EeVilta cRt6li-
Cs s'Ls VsEdad" que 1o publisa en ssta
Ciudad tonamoI 10 liguients.
''Ienemo1 81 guHt0 dc honrRP hoy nuss'
tFAl ColumnRB PublioRndo 81 EstEato de les
distinguida8 Ut1oritaG .JoBefna SaldsfiB
Ana Maria ViCents y BianCa Fernandez,
IGH CualeB han YiBto TsCompsnaadoB gns ss-
fusEzog, F0Cibiendo In corona de laurel y
lS cruz de gTadUAdG que 30 conCeden lRB
RlumnGa del sgdO. COTaE6n q00 tsEminan
con exito loI aEbudioB gupaEioFaB. r..
''Ds nueVo lal felicitamoa poE Ol fe!iz re-
uultado, que he cePFRdo CON bFoCh0 de GRO
BuB amos sloolREsB, dando aDf gran TegoCii0
& BuB RiFtuogaB pFofsBoTas."
PubliCR 81 FefaEido c0Iega loB EetFatos de
les tres diRtiDguidRB llfioTitaB C0mpRtEiotaR,
que con 81 mayor 6xito han conclude HuB
eatudioH , van & oCupRF un pFominants
puaato entire lR pl6yade de pueEtoFriquefag
qua con 8u iluatFaCi6n hRcsn honor Puer'
to Rico. ~
Para Humaoao.-La di.tiDguids HsiioEs
CoEtsde de PaIsOiO1 ROdrig0og On union
de GuB monfEimo1 nifioB Maria Luisa Ra.
fAel, han HAlido aver para Humacao en-
donde TesidiTSn por ahoTa en- union dc Bu
eBposo que hRee POGO ne hs heeho cargo do
la plaza de fHcRl de aqusIla COTtV.
DsssRmoB Las rnejoTeD imprenions8 On 10
cuItR CiudRd del Fate & lR dintinguidR fl.
mills.
PersOmales -Ha Balido para GHayamA
81 ioven Ricardo Blondst.
El BsfioE WaIdemRr BithoEn jsf0 do dig
tEito do 10 poliCfR inBulaF en- LaEeB, 90 en-
cu0ntFa en- San Juan con objsto de tomar
paTts en- Iou sx&men08 para ofeialsB del re-
gimiento do Puerto Rico.
SEMPER,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-03
NOTAS MILlTARES
Los muGhaCh0S del RegimientO tTiun-
fandO en- los EstadOS lInidOS.
Ell CapitaD TaDIbee, Ell IteuieDte NadaI,
Hernandez y COTes 0btuIerOD
premiOS.

En- elsjarcicio de tiro Gl blAnoo en- loE
EGtadoB UnidoV, loB muChaohoI del EOgi'
miento pueEtorEiquGf1 qus en- olloB tomA'
ron pAEte, puGioTOn busna SIt2ra 10
pOmbFe.
V6aue: Ell artlfice Pedro P. Hern6ndeg,
de "a com ahta z" obtuvo madal'a do
plata, segundo pramio. al riae.
El capit6n Miles K. TauEbee, hiz9 Ell
ndmsro al Eifs, garando plaza en- 81
Army Team por scr uu tirador distin'
guide.
Primer tenisnts Jaime NadsI, Dagundo
pF1mio, nn0dslla de plata.
saTg0oto Mayor Jaan MsyaOnst, tsrCer
prsmio IR piHtOla, msdRlla de plate.
CuaTto pTemio ssTgsnto EvREisto CoEEga
de Ia CompRffa GA" Msdalla do bronco.
En- pistOla, dc Biete m0dallaG tres faaEon
gonadaa poF el Rsgimiento de Puerto Rico.
-Grands fu6 0l 6xito que Alcsnz6 la
banda del EFgimiento On la Estreta del
mi6rColeB. Las piezsB fueTon msgiEtTslmsn'
te tocadas, Eacibisndo por clio fr0n6tiCos
aplaugoB de Ia numeFosa conCuTFOnCia que
aqualla noChe llenaba lR plaza.