davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
MECCA OFDEMOCRATS
Denper, a City of Prairie and Peaks, No
Longer a Frontier Tom.

When they built the hrst traction power
house in Denver they put a big white
stone in the wall few feet from the
ground. with the inscription on it:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Again, the Whistle is Heard.

The fire whistle on the water
and light plant that has been ST.
lent since the new currant was
turned On, was welcome visitor
to our citizens Monday noon,
when it was blown for the first
time by compressed air. F. J.
Thrun deserves the credit as he
fixed up the temporary whistle
as a demonstration, at his own ex-
pense, and it appears to work well.
1t is now up to the town Board to
make arrangements tor the install
lation Of permanent system for
the purpose of giving the citizens
a good fire alarm when needed,
and no doubt the Board will act
on this matter soon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10

For Chairman:
MART HIRZEL.......................123
J. T. NEMACHECK ...............121
For Supervisors:
STEPHEN KER.......,......142
VIM. SUNDSTEN .....................128
FRANK HALL.........................109
ROBT. FE'rT., .............,.,,....,......77
For Clerk:
FRANK Observation-Disclosures. .248
For Treasurer:
FRED EY......................".248
For Assessor:
w. j. WALSH. .................,.."...14 lat
JOHN BRADY ..........................98
For Justice of the Feace:
GEORGE ROGERS. ................24
For COnstables:
JAMES WHITE......................24S
j. j. RODERICk....,.... 248
For Justice of the Supreme
Conrt the following vote was cast
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Leg Broken in Two Places.

Bob. Wood, teamster at Camp
( at Hackley, was SO unfortunate
as to have his LETT leg broken in
two places below the knee joint
Monday. The team made quick
lump to clear sinkhole and he
was caught between the sleigh
runner and the doubletree. The
injured man was taken to the St.
Mary's Hospital at Rhlnelander
for treatment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10

Joe severance departed Thurs
DAY tor Shiocton and other points
to visit relatives. IN
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel NOV
ed into their new home on Main
St., Monday. and they now have
one OF the finest homes in town.
F. w. Mcintyre was called Is
Medford today to attend the fun
eral of his step-mother, who pass
ed away Thursday.
c. A. Scharsch and w. A.
Phelps Of Hackley, passed through
here today on their way to Wau-
sau and other points.
Miss Hattie Robida departed
Tuesday for Green Bay where she
will make a short visit with rela-
tlves and friends.
or wac oou C. s
tho Lon,, &C NJ ' MY So
Rogers, visiting her mother who
is aIso orast - he Rooore homo
p;o r, ~
49, = ...,, 80 IT ;,
po5 c. --.,:-
,.aal- NTH bar ooraa4a Me- Ga
Mrs n A Co4n3,, =
A.
"
: - 80 : =" - :
10Y anu 49, = no" "0a'i"5
NI''l' MARIE came oo"n lEoh
- - '''' w. : !" u : -" ~ ~"e' "
-" u"y', ''' TO- % ''-1 ''8 wa"
D"o o0'0'
rufcnase your ticket Tor the
Easter Ban from the members OF
me OfcheStfa. FVefyoooy IS 60
ing
Henry Oberholtzer, who is at
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Town Board Organizes.

The ne v town board met at the
Town Clerks office "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock and organ
ICED with the following result:
Mart Hirzel, purchasing agent and
overseer of highways Steve
Bowker, poor commissioner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
George Passed The Smokes.

Saturday morning, George A
Rogers passed a box of Court
House smokes to his friends as
they called at the News office,
and upon inquiry they were IN.
formed that "a Young lady" had
arrived at his home that morning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
EASIER BALL.

The Eagle River Orchestra
have made arrangements to give
a big dance at the Lyceum Opera
House on Raster Monday, April
goth, to which all are invited.
Dance Tickets. SI.oo, supper ex-
ira. A good time IS guaranteed
all who attend.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
= .sonal and Local
happenings Around Town
..nber the Goth Of April.

o,oember the Goth of April.
~ Loughlin returned Tues
~ from a Trip across the county
? Riordan of Ashland, was
.,,1sv visitor in our town.
-. roolsy departed Tuesday
pbioslander and other points!
r,so T. Hanson returned Thurs
hmm q business trip at Chi
] @.,.r Walsh arrived Saturday
Iron River, Michr on a few
.~. v.sj. with relatives,
. D.ckm1n of State Line,
in town a few hours Thurs
John 10y WAC ~ " -
over Saturday OIL d '"o' . '"'''0'0
G2
FaaEs leads G3en ,a al IN l, .;r9n' 81
; ;5@S. s.vles. v
r5 Fredricl1 departed this
m-org for Msrshdeld on bvsi-
..e
Mrs Wm O'Esal was down
~m UarEa.ea today visiting
r,ad
Mrs l.. / Cook and daughter
.smroed Monday from a two
weeks visit with her daughter at
Usus2u.
Mrs. VIM. O'Neal of Donaldson
vas the guest Of flelnds here on
Monday
MA. Garrison was down from
Donaldson a few days the first Of
....oL
'I'S WIN
Mrs n 7 Mack was down from
Hackley Monday, visiting her
sister. Mrs. Steve Bowker.
T., Do.,,,,.. o,,,,o do,nn from,
Marenisco, Tuesday to spend a
few weeks in town.
lanes Mckinley returned Tues
day from Durham, to cast his
ballot.
Toe Laus was up from Oshkosh
Wednesday, visiting his candy
Customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LaChance
we're down from State Line on
shopping.
A full and complete line of Cruett
Sery afesf sfvIe teS can 9 he found at
FranAefs' "
A. A. Croker departed Wednes-
Day tor Stevens Point, on bust
ness
Grand Easter Ball at the Ly-
,sam April Goth. Music bv the
Eagle River Orchestra. Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harmon NOV
.dmt0 the HirZeI Cottage on
,Pruce St., Tuesday.
Mrs Steve Bowker returned
saturday last from weeks visit
".1rs.4uves at AIgoma.
Mrs Frank TarIav denarted
as, Saturday Tor Rhineland4r for
'Io1a, days visit.
ICE Eastor and every
lay alter. sr fine Sails B,,e,v IN
''sIoa II. Be sure to call.
Iaada patlen, who is teaching
,r Donaldson school arrived
ao,. v....f
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
PENNINGTON

Chairman, George Jackson; Super
visors, August Trolean and H. Medium;
Clerk, G. Smith; Treasurer, Henry
Friend; Assessor, John Eliason.
CONOVER
Chairman, G. H. Blohm; Supervisors,
John Carlson and August Hendrickson;
Clerk, G.. H. Johnson; Treasurer. Ed.
Goranson; Assessor, Louis Denton.
Resolution was passed fixing salary
of following officers: Chairman and
Clerk, $500; Supervisors, $50; Assess
or, $75.
No License voted by large majority.
STATE LINE
Chairman, William Fenton: Super
visors, Charles Vance and George ST.
Clair; Clerk, Fred McFarlane; Treas
urer, Phillip Goeltz; Assessor, Richard
Gumear.
ARBOR VITAE
Chairman, Francis Breest; Supervi-
sors, Peter Peterson and John Styuson;
Clerk, r. O. Udall; Treasurer, Albert
Elsen; Assessor, Jonas Hall.
FLAMBEAU
Chairman, Ed Smith; Supervisors,
Frank Honsowetz and Ed. Denny;
Clerk, G. A. Thomas; Treasurer, J Q.
Palmer; Assessor, Fred H. Rilette.
PRESQUE ISLE
Chairman, Fred N. Foster; Supervi-
s0rs. E. w. Murray and f. NJ Stearns:
Clerk, Oscar Peterson: Treasurer, ".
H. Medler; Assessor, G n. Abbott,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Following are the returns from
the different towns:
HACKLEY

Chairman, Delbert Hankin: Super
visors, Otto Bierbrauer and Frank
Wiezorek; Clerk, Isadore Jensen; Trea-
surer, Frank Gallagher; Assessor, j.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10

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The following vote was cast for
delegates to National and Con
gressional Conventions for the
Republican and Democratic Par
ties:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
CALL TO ALUHNI OF THE KANSAS
STATE UNIVERSITY

A mass meeting Of the graduates Of
the Kansas State University is hereby
called 10 meet at the Supreme Court
Rooms, Of the State OF Oklahoma, at
Guthrie. on the 22nd day of June. 1855.
at nine o'clock, a. ~. for the purpose
OF perfecting a permanent organization.
All X 4. men are urged TO attend.
Other papers are requested to copy
this notice.
by order Of committed
JESSIE J. DUNN,
Chairman Of Committee.
p. w. CRESS,
Secretary.
GEO. S. CARTER,
J j. EILDRETH.
J. Q. LOUTHAN,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
c. II. PITTMAN,
Chief Clerk

Mr. Harrison Cof Hughes) moved
that the vote by which House Respm.
tion No. 81 was passed be recon ,d,r.
ed, and that that motion do le npon
the table Carried
A messenger arrived from tho Sen.
ate bearing House Bills Nos, $50. los.
$50, which had passed the senate and
enrolled copies Of Senate Joint Resohi-
ton No. s, senate Concurrent Resolu.
ton No. "a, which enrolled copies tho
Speaker signed N open session after
reading az lengta-
a message was read from the Gov.
ernor. announcing that he had ap.
proved and signed Senate Bin No 3Ss
House Bin Numbered 67s. s9s and
ssa.
Senate Joint Resolution No 10 vas
read.
alr. Vandeyeate- moved to ssostl.
tute thirty days for sixty days'
Mr. yandeventer moved to add at
the end OF Section /, said expenses
shall be paid out Of tho contingent
fund Of this legislature" Carried.
Mr. Rauin moved 70 substitute
selected by the House, for appointed
- the Speaker"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
HOUSE JOURNAL
tContlnued from PAGE v

Continued from Page -
kins, Hendrickson. Hobdy, Holland
Huddleston, Hudson, Japp, Jarrett
Jesse, Johnson, Jones. King lindsey
Lockwood, Manus, Martin. Moore
Murdoch, McAdoo, McCalla. McCants
McElhaney, Murley Noryell, oNeal
lorcutt Paschal Pondergraft, Porter
Putnam, Rainey, Ratiih. Riddle, Rider
Ross Sands, shearer Sherman, skeen
lsmlth (of Dewey, Smith COZ Custer
Smith (of Delaware), Smith Coi
lGranD, stagner, Stephens. stettmund,
Stone, Tabor, Tandy, Thlotson, Tur-
ner, Utterback, vandeveer, yandeven-
ter. Workman, Watrous, Whitehurst,
Wilson. Williams Cof Comanche),
Williams Cof Pushmataha wilson, Mr..
Ispeaker (MuraD.
Total-96.
Nays-None.
Absent--Armstrong Cof choctaw),
Ballard. Banks. Boyle. Branson.
Broom, Deyerle. Durham. London.
Reeve. Smith Cof washita). snelson,
slivers, swengIe.
1
Total-13.
House Resolution No. 81 by Anthony
was adopted as follows:
IBE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,:
First: That in case Of a vacancy in
the position of Journal Clerk before
the journals are completely tran.
scrlbed, that the Speaker of this
House, as such Speaker shall have
power and authority to appoint some
one at the same salary to complete
said work.
Second; That the Chief Clerk Of
lthis House Aall be continued in the
service of the House to complete the
work of transcribing tho journals for
the printer and indexing and reading
proof Of the same not to exceed ninety
days at the same per diem as such
Chief Clerk now receives under the
rules Of this House,
Third. That the said Chief Clerk,
with she approval Of the Speaker, shall
have power to appoint a clerk to as
sist In reading the proof and indexirg
the journals as aforesaid, at same sal
airy now drawn under tho rules by the
minute clerk Of the House
Fourth: That the Sneaker shall the
authority to appoint one stenographer
to assist in such work as herein au-
thorized and as may be performed by
the Speaker dursing said ninety days
at the same salary fixed for Assistant
Reporter in the rules of the House.
and that all said appointments author
lied in this resolution are hereby con.
firmed by the House
FIFTH That the claims and accounts
Of each and every person selected or
iappoiuted under this resolution shall
be verified under oath. detailing the
number OF days served the amount per
day as herein authorized in each case
respectively and the same shall ae
Improved by the Speaker and Chief
CLERK, and payment made out of the
treasury by the State Auditor out OF
the funds heretofore appropriated for
the expense Of the legislature for oon-
Itingent expenses Of the legislature.
Passed tho House this 26th day or
May. 1905.
Attest: c. H. PITTMAN,
Chief Clerk
AZ. ryo,...ie.., fs rr.t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08
SAD DEATH At BLACKWELL.

Blackwell, June S.-Died, at 1880 a,
m. Saturday, June 6, 1908. at her home
at the corner Of Fifth street and Santa
Fe avenue, Mrs. Mert link. from con
vulslons following the birth of a son
on June A. Her husband and baby
are left to mourn, as well as many
friends who were shocl.ad at the news
of her sudden death. Her maiden
name was Mabel Specrs, and for a time
before her marriage was employed at
the New York Racket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

Good time TO go . fishing now; get
your tackle at olsmith's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

Eight different styles in Mems and
Ladies' $500, $3.50 and S225 Shoes and
Oxfords; only $500. Roblnson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-08

The Chief Clerk was instructed tc
inform the Governor that the House
had reconsidered the voto by which
the bill creating a court at webbei
Falls, had passed.
Mr.. BARLEY moved that the vote b.
which the bin was adopted be recon
sidered. and that that motion do lie
upon the table. Carried.
A messenger arrived from the Sea
ate. bearing Senate Bills Nos. 1ss
454, which the Speaker signed in open
session; bearing letter announcing
that the Senate had agreed to House
amendments 20 Senate Bin No, ass;
bearing House Bills Nos. 4o4. 412
Az; bearing enrolled copies Of Sen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-31
LOS SCARLIS As QuI
rem Gasar al chico
Psro este, que tien1 40 ai0s De eda1.
no Sc ha m0stTadO todsvfa dis
pueSt0 a GaSaVSe.
los 0rbonO8-djO don Carlos no 50 G0AfoT-
man Ten fiOIImOnl8. como OtfO8 dlRGstIa8. -

En- vista de Lea peRGtat9nteB Eum0Ke8 que
circular aCGFCa del Casamisnto de den Jai'
me de BoTb6n, hiio do don OGRloB, I'M 20.
pF0Bsntanto do lR odiCi6n suTopaa dol He
raid, vinit6 6 vREio8 pFominGntes CRRliHtaEo
que no enCu8ntFan RhoHa On San S0bRE-
tiED, BGp8fias 4, sssz -
La mayor paFta de olloB nqg6 Eotunds.
m0nts al FumoF, psEo de sllog, un0 que sB
muY pEominant0 On 81 paEtido, die:
-MuChoB oREliataB GREEN que 81 hij9 de
don Carlos daba C8BsFse. SeF@ m6B clare.
I'm 1902 dimes vsRioR pRBoB en- Gsta aenfi0
do. Esto no fac h0cho p6bliCo snt6nceg,
pORo 10 EeIataF6 uHtsd. En- RquSl aiiO,
loo diputadoI CarlistR9 RfioFeB ,LloF8ng J
PRadsRa, faOEon Van0Cia indiCaE0n &
don Carlos que era do un8 gran impoFtRn'
Cia para nueStFG Gauss, que don Jaime 90
CaBaER. DON Carlos fu6 de 10 migma OPT
ni6n, psFO al miBmo tismpo die que 0l
n6msF0 do pEinCs8aH CRt6lioGg, elsgiblGs
como ConBoTtGB pGEa Ol haTsd0EO don JAi'
me, era muy limitndo. DON Carlos ndmi'
ti6 qua hRbfS sIgun0U, psTO aiisdi6: "AS
e8tiFps de Ia familiG de Jos BOFbOneS. no SS
0OnfoTma tan .fdciImeMte como OtTG0 estSr
pes"
---MuohRB ooBaB han paBado, continue
el OarIiltR, que s8s OOnf0EsnCia foe
CelebFRda en- VensCiO; peEo ala don Jai'
me no hR dSmoatFado ID menoE inClinROi6n
& BatiAfACer los doBsOB del paGtidO, Speaar
do que uu padre, On mas do una OCaDi6D,
10 di6 consoles ConCsEnisnts1 & diAtintaB
eIegibEes Los F0Oientsg Enm0Teg de Ga ca
aamisnto diOEon lugRE & nuOvaB 0speranO
aa1 pOr0, dGggrAciRdamOnte, Ol Fumor eB
falGo.
DON Jaime tion0 shorR unoB 40 SfioB dc
sdad eB esenOial que la Gucssi6n 10 ass'
guFS; do Vqui Ol gtan d0Ieo del pRrtidO do
YER Rl Borb6n cNGAdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-31
GAIA De UN AUTOMOVlL
COnia CaIIG aTTiba sin ndmsrO, afro
psIIand0 de paSO a una mujsF.

Gran alboEoto hubo On Broadway
hAC0 haIgaDo1 dfAg con motive de 10 per-
8OCuoi6n dc an Sutom6vil, pintado do Fcjo,
que hAbiG AtropSllad0 & ana mujsF, Gn Ol
CuNl ibRu tres .CAbAlIeToH muy bien veBti'
doI.
Los policfRB Nsil y MHhoney que fof'
maban pNTte de lOI 'p0F1eguidOT0U, faeE0n
d0jGdoB muy atr6g. = vi6f0nB0 obligadoB &
tomGE nm taGic0b, oBpGCiG de Gptom6vil
Ol6CtriCO, para poder Oontinuar lN psE1s'
OuCi6n,
El autom6viI con loB tFOG cAbRllsEoD ib8
hRCiG el noEte pOF Broadway con una ve'
loCidRd violSnta y de pFont0 det6voUs en-
10 Gale so en- donds hRIlabRnBs do1 i6vs'
mes, & lRB Cualeg invitaron & DubiE al auto
m6Vil.
Elias nOg6ronIs & clio =, entoncou, plIcS
sChAF0n & Rnd0T & IN teTCio do VsloCida6,
10 que cause que una de Lao i6venGs fasTR
deFRibRda aPFolladR poR Ia m6quina.
Los CAmaFeEoB del hotal Sterling, teBtigoG
del hschO, gTitREOn, lS pOlicfs Immediate
mOnts 1Blt6 On IN teaieGb y Ggui6 al auto
m6vil p0F 10 CNlle so & 10 AVenida 6R. &
la CAlle 49, q Broadway = I0 plaza do
Long Acre.
ALI el autom6vil Rument6 10 veloCidnd,
diEigi6U0 dc nuevo Broadway , logr6
0BCGpaE.
La mGquin0 no llsvaba n6moro p ls
jOVen que no Bufri6 saEiAa le1ione1, no
quiBO daT Ga nombrs & la poliCfa, poro diio
que GatRbR empleRdG en- an hotel CeECR del
lugGF del suCeIo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-31
JUIGIO POR DANOS
maIiCiOSOs en- Ca
..rOIina.
Use i1StaIaEa Ia Luz sI6GtHiGa en- sI
pueblo?
EI aIFagIa Do les elIISs pOE OrtuR dol aIGnlaG.
(Ds nusstrO sOrrsspOnsaL.) }

AgoHto 24.-Hoy 20 VIC en- IL CoRto
municipal de este pueblo q iuiCio cnntru
1AbelO LopeE poE dafIon maIiciOHoB Bisnho
eondsnad0 200 dollars de multa 6 so
dial dc CaTCSl. 81 RCuuado 40 conforms
con cichR EentsnCia Rpsl6 lA CoEts de
diltriso.
P0r al Memorable jues de pas Hefior
RodRigueE fu6 nontsneiado hoy, npfsfr 40
dit II do AFEOato al individuo Dimau Garcia
RoF p0FtaR aEmRs pEohibidaU. Ests Huieto
<tiene pendient9 Otro juicio poF aComati-
miento y DgEsai6n con GiTCunGtancias agra
vantss.
-HG Bido nombEado deIegado por cate
Oomit6 para PspEelsntants % Ia ConVsn.
Ci6n 9qus 90 llsVaE6 sfeCtO mt iiRna en-
San Juan para lR designaci6u de secEsta'
rio y Marshal de ID CoFts de diEtRitO nuSs'
tEo diutipguidO amigo , CoETsligionaFio
don IguaCiO OlivOEoS.
So encuOntEa gFaVsm0uts snfsEmo
nuOltro buen amigo don ElisH IgIoIiag,
praCticOnts de OiFUiiR msnoE. De t0do CO.
TaEon dsS0Rmos 90 pFonto FeGtabl0cimiento.
En- entoB diAH viBit6 10 poblaCi6n IN
amPlsado del "SAlto do Com0Eio" CON OBJ
jeto de yer Hi Be instals ID luz el6etFica.
babemOg que tant0 Dus1tFo RlCalds como
loB dennis SeiAOEeg del ConCeio sHtEn ami
mGdos do loG mejOTs1 desoOB paHa llavar &
OabO ampTslR tan impoEtants.
-El 25 del actual Bs Msv6 & Cab0 sl
EemAte de Ian OhFaa del hoBpitalitIo aaCan'
do 10 buenR pro sl se1oE lldefonRo Lam
dFau.
-HA IlegadO & sDtA pObIaci6n la com.
paiifa do zaTzusla que dirijs 81 Befior Pas
tor. Va han CiEOulBdO los programs anun'
ciandO dos fuuciOusB que 20 llsvarGn CO.
bo en- el sdifiCiO eaColaEs4laB noChss del
SAbEdo = Domingo pE6ximo.
Hoy hR CiECUIRdo poF eBta pobIRci6n
uus hcja Buslts IuBcTitH pOE IL j1nta local
uniouiatR de Rio PisdRaB invitando para
an sBpleadidO meeting qua Bs llsvarG
efsCtO el pF6zimo domipgO en- el vecino
bAFTio de Sabana-I IlsnR.
-EU aBk0s diaH BeEGn tFaRIadadaa laB
ohcinaS de la OoEts municipal & IL her
moBR Casa que paIsan les GlloEeI JimlneE
, PihRTo fEonto al pREso p6blico.
Ror arden del Bsllor alOaIdo % eats pFo'
eldiendO al arEeglO de las oAll0s dc 10 po'
blaCi6r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-31
La New York historical Society
mu6a de tOmIciIiO.
Son famOSas su bibIiOtsC0 y sus
m0gnifiCaS GOleCCi0neS.

La mudAnxR de les C0lecCionOu de 10
Nav Yolk Historical Society" del OdifciO
visi0 Rl nu0v0 New York 0mpezaF& pF0nt0.
Los piHoR de lR eatFuCtuFG del D6mOEo 40,
"a. AVGnidn, la cuRl Ia BoCisdad ha 0CupR'
do duEante mfa de CincusntR afioB, Oat6n
CubioEtOB con p0ladaB CajaS de embAlAF On
lOI CuRl0V, la libTsEf0, de 1876. 900 volume
neS, 90 agt& ColoCRnd0.
CRdR Gaia tiOnO, CeTEAdurRG; con doB
llAvGu. UnR do lRn llaVeB HSEG dei0dR en-
0l edifci0 viOio = Ia otTR 0StaFG liGta en- el
nu0V0 8ituado en- 0l Parque Central, OeBtO
= Gale rs. Mas de CiOn CaETOG do mudRug0
30 n0COlitREan para mudRF lac COleCOiOneV
Las CSjag, On 81 nusVo edifci0, han GidO
RHTsglGdRs con gran Cuidado.
La libFeTiR R0E6 ConoCida como, 0l Guar
20 de John-Alsop King. Dean HtfmNn,
On honor do doB gOnOTogoI d0nRntOg. La
mNyoT palta de lo8 libEog s0n R0Tog , E0n
dc gran valOF pOT ID luz que GlIog dan
ID hiOtoFia de Ia CiudNd. La collection de
pori6diC0B viejog on incompatible. La TO-
Ciadad tambien poGsO vRFioI Ci0ntol de
pintuRag do RFtiOtAg 0mOEiCRnoB y muChaD
ilUHtFaOionOl do NOvR York do largo item
pO atE6E
Hay O1CulLuEaG que pOE mucho1 afioo no
70 han viatO On el primer piBo del Odifoio,
poF fslts do OspaCiO dondO ColocaElRI. Las
ColoCCionsa tambion inCluy0n RntigG sdade1
de valoF, entire Las cuAIes hay varies mo-
miRs EgiptaI. La IOCiSdRd gozR dc nom
bTRdia On Nav York. puel Rl principle era
un CsntFo social, , los miombEos de Iar
viejas familiar do Nav York, psrtanocfan
& 81. MuChO1 dOICsndiontsO pertonscOn
lA BOCi0' 'ad.
La mayor paEtO del nuOvo edifcio, fac
p0gada pOF lR gsneFOnidAd de Enrique
Dexter, entire sl CuSI , IL BoCisdad hubo
difaEsnCiaa & O0nuoCu0nCiR de Ia tREdRnzn
do Aquella On mudsTBe.
El pEononts Comit6 director do ID noCio
dad, CompGOsto do CinCo mismbEoB prGsidi'
do pOE Roberto Kelly, dupIiCaVE VuI miom
bros d0Bpp0s del CambiO de Odl4 ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-31
EI sefor Georgsttf no acept6.
Solo b 60 pOIltlCl On nj plls-iG6 81 FO8DuOsta
ala CaTtl OffOGI6RtOIO j PrOsldOReIN hone
ElrIl,

En- una 0ntrOviutS Colebrada por un
reporter do "Ls OoEEaspondOnciR" yGl
sGfior Eduardo GioTgSEti, hacondRdo de
BAFO0loneta = d0lPgado & IL CGmaEs que
hRCo pOCO8 diaO EegTel6 DO E1tAdoG Unido1
60 hAbl6 dc los tTAbajoH TesIisadoB en-
NusvR York On favor del paEtido demo
CEatR pOT OompAtEiotag nueltEoH, , do loH
que opoEtunamento infoFm6 ogto diaFio.
El Wfi9F Eduardo GioFgOtd EOcibi6 una
CaEta del FsfeEido Comit6 Democrats coma
tituido allf y ca olls 90 10 COmuniCabR que
"a nombEs hRbfa Hido pEo8ontado , apTc.
bAdO para 81 cargo dc prSsidontO hon0Ea'
rio del migmO.
NusatrO COmpatFiOta COntsat6 ''que s8ti'
mabR 90 10 muChB que valia l0 honFosR
doaignaCi6n de que hAbfs gido obioto; p0r0
que 40 podis ac0ptaEla pusOto que 81 no
hRCfa pOlitiCR NADIA mas que On Gu pafu
Puerto Rico , aquf sTa unioniltR".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-31
. CERTAMEI INTERNATIONAL DE BELLE
NusV8 JuAta local de Ia Onion de
Puerto Rico, en- Ponce.
Ode nue0trO oOTrsspOnsaE }

Agosto 28.-En eli UaI6n dc actoB del
A1uGtamianto y pT6via votRCi6n dc COM
promiBRFioB, fa6 el0cto el nuevo Comit6
Local do IL Union de PusrtO Rico, COM
EusBtO en- au mayOIfB de pTt fs8ionalSB
psEBonaS de aEraigo en- sBts ciudad.
PEopist8Riot: RCBsneO Matisnzo Clinton,
Luis LloFonH Torres, Juato Rivera BBbEi,
AFfGtides ChSvisV, Manuel Vidal SEnchss,
Jacobo TaT, joe Vidal Vilsrst, Marcelo
ViIlR!f, Luis B. Sknch.z.
Suplsntes: GuilIermo sAntf, Eugauio
AAtol, Guii!eEmo V. Cintl6n, Manuel CO.
lon Luna, Olimpio CaltaiDg, Luis Yord6n
Gon86lGg, N e. CGnaIoB, GuilleFmo Vivsg
ValdiVieBc, Jose NegE6n sapiuyio.
Un Cemit6 de lR FsBp9tRbilidad del que
nos ooupa, eB una nusyR gsEantfa paFa Is
buenR mFchR del pOEtido.
Ell mism0 domingo, s Las 9 de 10 no.
chs, 90 inBuguT6 el Cub uDiaDista, eHta'
blsCido ca lR Gale de Isabel eaquins
Ls6n. El local Feault6 pequtfi1 para con-
teneF ls avalanche de CoEreligionaHi0g,
Gvidos de escuchaF nuestroR oEadoFsV,
DggdG oil balc6n de 81 casa, Fadica6a ca
Ia Cails del Le6D, fFsnts al Club, tom6 Ia
paIabFs sI LCdo. Ros0ndo Mati0rzo Gin.
tE6D. No puaimoB oiFls, pusB IL sglome
EaCi6n do enthusiasts uniOniStag aIlf con-
gEsgadOI, impidi6 que BuB ffaaeB lIegREau 6
nue1tEoB oidog. Del Club paEti6 IuRgo una
nutEidfsima matifsataCi6n. que FscoEEi6 Las
GALES de 10 Cindsd, digolyiendoss en- 10
plaza dc Las DsIiCiRg en- nae 10 del ordon
mas complete.
Han 5idO desiguGdoB para MaFnhRIl ,
seCRstaEio dc la CoTts do Diat'ito, don Ra.
fasl Rivera EsbEi J don santiGga Vivaldi,
FespsCtivaments.