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Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
-a,AULS MASTER TO SCHOOL.
Faithful Dog Is Devoted to Crippled
Boy.

Marion, O.-Remarkable devotion is
shown his young master by a large St.
Bernard dog, which, after having
watched at the sick bed of 14-year-old
Emmett Shoats for months, now hauls
him to and from the district school
house, half mile away. Young
Shoats is a cripple and unable to
walk. Any morning about eight o'clock
me big dog can be seen vending his
way down the pike drawing his little
master behind in a small wagon. The
faithful dog hangs" around the school
house until evening and is always
there at the dismissal of school,
The dog and the boy have been
playmates since childhood. Until two
years ago they romped together
through the woods and pastures. One
day in their play young Shoats hurt
his leg. Since then he has been prac-
tically an invalid. During the time
that the boy was in local hospital
the dog seemed broken-hearted and
would scarcely eat. He fell away un.
I'll he was, figuratively speaking, moth
ing but skin and bones. Now he is
full of health and vigor. The old st.
bernard cannot be bought at any
Price.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
MANY KILLED IN MINES.
Over Two Thousand Men Gave Up
Their Lives in 1906.

Philadelphia.-The total nuL.ber of
men killed while mining coal in the
United States during 1906, according
to statistics gathered by the geolog-
ical survey, was 2,061. The number
of workmen receiving injuries in this
industry more or less serious, but not
fatal, was 4,79S during the same
period.
The death rate per thousand of
workmen was ia or, ir other words,
OF every 1000 coal miners over three
were killed and more than six seri-
ously injured in accidents at the coal
mines. This is a heavy toll when it is
considered that England's death rate
per 1000 coal miners during last year
was only one. Every 190,353 tons of
coal mined in this country last year
cost one Iife
The principal causes of death were
falls of roof and coal, and explosions.
The deaths due to the former num-
bered 1,00S; gas and dust explosions,
22S; powder explosions, so; miscel-
laneous, 1872.
The number of men killed in Penn
sylvania mines during 1906 was: An
thracite, 557; bituminous, 447 total,
1904, or more than half of the num-
Der killed in the 20 states and terri
tories in which coal was mined. But
Pennsylvania produced more coal than
all the other states and the territories
combined.
During the same period the number
of persons injured in accidents in
Pennsylvania mines was: Anthracite,
1912; bituminous, 1,160; total, 1872.
OF those killed in Pennsylvania mines,
$50 left widows and 1924 children
were made fatherless. Pennsylvania
death rate per 1000 miners was. An
thracite, 3.43; bituminous, 3.14.
The state which made the lowest
record in the death rate per 1000 for
1906 was Maryland, with 1.09 Colo
RADIO had the highest death rate, ia
per 1000; West Virginia, second, with
sos.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
A Wonderful Spring

conference Of the body, but how deep
one is afraid to think
But the doctor calls there is no dan
ger and he takes his life in his hands
and plunges in. Down he goes up to
his neck, and fearing a quicksand, he
calls out to the doctor, but he, smiling
imperturbably, bids him keep quiet
and wal, results.
Presently he feels a soft impact up
on the soles of his feet, and slowly but
irresistibly he feels himself being
forced to the surface. Within the space
of three minutes he is again standing
in IS inches of water, and the hole
has disappeared, only to appear few
feet further on. He hastens to it.,
plunges in, and again he sinks to his
neck as before. Only one hole is
formed at a time, and between the
closing of one and the appearing of
another there is an interval of about
five minutes.
In this wonderful bath one does not
require any brush or soap, but when
he comes out his skin is smooth and
spotless, here and there appearing
upon his body minute scales of silica.
After dashing a bucket of cold water
over himself he feels wonderfully in
vigorated and refreshed. People come
hundreds of miles to battle in this
healing water, and if the doctor could
only move this spring to Los Angeles
he could make his fortune in a few
years. The Indians (the Mission tribe)
attach great value to the water and
use the overflow of the pool for bath
ing and drinking purposes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
Rose stahl,s Ambition.

Rose Stahl of The Chorus Lady
has an ambition in life. She re-
vealed it first last summer, during
her engagement in Chicago. Miss
Stahl occupied suite OF rooms
at the Auditorium Annex, over
looking Lake Michigan, but her marine
view was marred by the stream Of
smoke and dirt constantly arising
from the Illinois Central railroad
trains which run along the lake
front. I'm saving my money now"
she remarked one day to a newspaper
interviewer.
What for?" questioned the scribe.
Well" answered the human coun-
terpart of Patricia O'Brien, when l
get enough | am going to buy up that
railroad out there and have 1t dumped
into the middle of Lake Michigan"
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
BUG IN EAR FOR MONTHS.
Caused Boys Headaches and Came
Near Taking Life.

Atlantic City, n. J.-Surgical ex.
perts who opened the ear of nine-year-
old Somers Braddock, Of Bakersville,
10 discover the cause of headaches,
/ghich had been worrying the child for
months, found dead beetle in the in
ner ear. Removal of the bug was fol-
lowed by immediate departure of the
main, and the lads hearing will not
even be affected by the insects long
residence in his ear tube.
The lad was sitting on the porch
Of his home one night last summer
when he screamed out that bug had
crawIed in his ear. His parents made
an examination, but failed to discover
the bug. and no more was thought of
the incident until the child began to
suffer from pains in his head.
Surgeons who performed the opera
tiop declare that, had the bug gone a
fraction of an inch farther into the
Childs car, 1t would have killed him.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
CHANGES IN LATIN QUARTER.
Old Structures Being Removed to En-
large the Lycee Saint Louis.

Paris.-Rapid progress is beini,
made in the enlargement of space oc-
cupied by the Lycee Saint Louis, one
of the largest schools for boys in
France.
AS preliminary to the enlargement
old water tanks which some years ago
caused epidemics of typhoid and had
to be abandoned are being torn down.
These tanks faced the Rue Racine,
which is one side Of large triangle
which the Lycee eventually will &C.
cupy, the other two sides being the
Boulevard st. Michel on which is the
present building and the Rue Mon.
sieur lie Prince.
The plan is to pull down all the
buildings on this triangle in order that
the institutions interesting changes.
A feature of this change is the nee
essary demolition of an old wall back
of Rue Monsieur lie Prince. This wall
is on the site of the most southerly
fortification of the wall of Paris in
the time of PHILIPPE Auguste, who
reigned from 1880 to 1925, and is built
of the same stones.
Although the undermining of this
part of the historic Latin quarter is
said to be definitely decided upon,
plans have not reached point where
the occupants of the buildings receive
a notice.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
To Remove Oil from Carpet.

AS soon as the oil has been spilled
cover the spot with plenty of -four
or whiting to absorb the oil and keep
it from spreading. If it is near a
seam, rip the seam and put the -four
or whiting on the floor under the car
pet. Next day sweep up all the floor
above and underneath the carpet and
put on fresh -four. If the spots per-
sist, rub them with fresh flannel rag
iinped in raw spirits of turpentine.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
HEALING POWERS CLAIMED FOR
CALIFORNIA WATER.
Pool Is Located in Indian Reservation
in Mountain Valley and Mas
Long Been Known to Mis-
sion Tribe of Red Men.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Down in the Cali
Mrnia desert, $50 miles from Los
Angeles and around the spur of a
mountain, is little valley owned by a
canny Scotchman, DR., Murray. The
doctor has brought the water from the
mountains near by and has created an
'Oasis in the desert" He has about
ten acres in oranges and alfalfa, and
nothing could be more pleasant to the
eye, after ranging over a sandy waste,
than this charming valley.
An Indian reservation adjoins the
doctors ranch, and from them he
leases for 500 per annum rare
spring. The pool formed by this
spring is about as large as q good
'tiOsized room and is covered by a rude
al mack. The uniform temperature of
iisfhe water is 100 degrees, and it is
wisaid to have many healing properties.
or When person first enters this poo
.,fWlis feet strike a SOFT sandy bottom,
~ and he is apparently in water about
Is inches deep. All at once ripple
:. Eoes over the surface much as if q
ktone had been thrown in, and near
lbs him he notices the sand has opened,
wNisclosing hole as large as the cir
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
Coffee Cream.

One cup strong coffee. one cup thin
cream, three eggs, one-fourth cup of
sugar, few grains salt.
Cool the coffee and add to it the
cream. Beat the eggs slightly, add
the sugar and salt, then the coffee
and cream. Strain and pour into but
tered cups or individual molds. Place
in pan of hot water and bake in a
moderate oven until firm in the Gen.
ter. Insert silver knife and, If it
comes out clean, the custards are
done. Chill thoroughly, remove from
cups and serve.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-11
stewed Veal TONGUE.

Scald and peel a veal tongue: make
several Sits and insert strips of ham.
Fry on both sides in hot lard and add
sliced carrots and onions, spoonful
Il flour, dash of parsley and salt and
pepper to ta.,r Put in enough water
, cover the whole and boil slowly for
hyee hours
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
.HaBIlIDOSA. OPERA
ci6n quirlrgiCa del
doctor Henna en-
New York.
Fu6 IN 6XltO GIOntiftCO
de aleslrO lIusLEO e0npatIIOta.

Nueutro iIuBtrsdo CompHtEista doctor J.
Julio HennR do Naev8 York, aCBb& de
EsalizAF otra habilidoBH 0psFsCi6n quiEfr'
gioa de IaB que tan buon nombT0 facultati'
Vo 10 han d0do On ls gran CiUdAd
El j6ven hijo dol Hsfi0r P0mb0, mini8'
tro del gobisrno dc Colombia, Ointi6Be en-
fsrmo bajo 10 acci6n de vivOB dolores Rb'
dominates, RCompNhAdoB do fGert0 EsaC'
Ci6u fsbpiI.
Asistido por do1 facuItativoI, & POGO
vi6Ba sl psligEo gus ooEEfG lR vida del j6'
ven Colombi0no y fac, 0nt0nCe1, ll0mRdO
ca ConBultR Ol doctor HennR, TrRt6baBe
dc confrmAr M disgn6Itico do apandiCi1
tis FL doctor HsnnS pT0ciB6 la sxiuten'
oia dc la Affection hAbisndoBs ya product
do la gapggsna del ape 1dicO, OGi como f.
COZ de psEitonitir psligEoDiBimoU.
Henn8 Fecomsnd6 On 10 O0nBultR 10 uE'
gsncia de 10 op0Faoi6n do 10 que 10 vida
del oDfSEmo dePendfa. AC0EdRd0 6Gta, q
j6vsn OnfaTmo pidi6 que 10 0psraFR 81 DR..
Henri a, y aI ofeCtO sxolam6 Conm0vido:
-H0cs amos GPgun Ga mi familia 90 re-
cueFdR, uutsd fuG 81 m6dico que aBlBti6 &
mi msdFs cuando 20 nROf. DsBs0 que ~
que una Veg me VIC viviF, otFG vOz me dc
IR vida oper6ndomO uBtGd. Ante l8 inRiG'
tencia de Ia familiR = ruego do los m6di'
OoB de CNbeCeFa, HOnnR 90 Rvino = 6 IaB
once de Ia noChs dc RquGl die 81 joven
Pombo faO opeFRdO en- el hospital frances
sDtabIeCido hROO sf1oB Gu Nue. York.
La opOENCi6n foe fsliz. TGEd6BO On ellR
IS minutes por tod0. HAbfs, en- GfsCto
una RpendicitiB que hRbi0 dstOEmiusdo 10
gougrGnR del ap0ndiCe, gu dOBpE0Ddimisnt0
on pRTte y d0TFRmO dc pug On 81 p0RitOnOO.
Fue n0CsOAriO NmputAr IN psdaSo del in
tontino Oiego.
PrauenCioron lR opOTaci6n vNrio8 Baiio'
res de lR coIonia colombianS do aqu0ll8
CiudNd, entire ello', Ol consul general dc
ColombiR.
AL Omps8ar l0 opeFsOi6n Is t0mpOEatu'
"a del Onfarmo sER 40 grades con l4O.pul'
D9cionsI. CuRndo fu6 81 opsEado FsC0no'
Cido dGBpu6G de ID opeHaCi6n, tenfG 373 y
12O puIBaCion0B.
La opOEaCi6n fu6 un 6xito OiOnti6oo do
nuentE0 CompAtriOtS que - en- abnndan'
ciR lOB CuOntR On Bu famR de pFudGnGO y
entsndido opeEodOT.
Dada Ii BigoifcRoi6n pLlftioa del usflor
Pomb0, padre del opoFRdo, OI GStsdo de
6Gte hs mnvid0 muCho inteE6s On Nu0VG
York y ColombiR, habi6ndoB0 Eecibido de
eEte iltimo pals, cables prEguntandO por
el OnfeFmo.
La Correspondence f0lioita AI senior
Pombo una vOz mas Com0ntR Ol vail
miento de nusHtFo pFominentO CompatFiotR
al Sr. j. Julio HOnnR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
DENUNClRS FA!SlS

Han TegrsBado de Ponce, sl nfi,r As
niatNnt Director del Depa1tame acom.
pafiRdo del ltfioE IgleNiRB, ofcinl del miamo
Departamsnto, dBBpueB de habsr practicable
una investigation On el Asi!o de CiegoB dc
Ponce, poF CRuUa dc una deuunciR pTegsn'
tadR por 81 stfi3r F. BRIb9sa.
Ds diChR invsstigaOi6n no EsGuIta CuIpa'
bilidAd SlguuO para 0l Manager del ASilo
Nfor Francisco A, ToFE0g hRbi6ndosa
ConveuCido eI senior Assistant Director, dc
que % comL lstGmsnts faIBR no habiendo
p0dido 0ncontERF Ol indiViauo denunoiRnte,
pGuSF do laB gaGtioneB sCtivaB hsChas pt +
Ia policia insulNr , la detective, que pre-
Iont6 MA liIta do doce individuon que en-
Lon diveFGoB bRFEioG do Ia Ciudsd tisnen 81
Apellido BarboIN, Gin que nipguno do allcs
RpREszca con Ia iniCial F.
El Befi0r AUBintGnt Director hR FegrsBs'
do muy HatiHfeCho del busn oEdon que
FsiDa on Ol NBilo, ls efcieuCiR dol utiioE
Manager on ol Cumplimisnto de 90 debsE
of como tambisn del cello daaplegado Dol
al M6diCo do RqU0l Alilo IadoE Vivs1,
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En- honor de los AtIetaS triunfadOGes.

VeintioinCo mil p0rsonas oTganigaPon
hGCs vaFi0B diaB 0n 10 ciudRd dc Nsw
York una OntusiaHtA manifestation On ho'
nor de los AtlSta8 americRnos que obtuvia'
ron tan gloFioBR victoria On Loo G.timo1
jufgoD olfmpiCo1 que tuvisron Iugar en-
Londr0R.
La rsCspci6n fu6 do 10 mas imponsnts
y grandioG0 que 90 hR pFsg0ntado iGmGs en-
Am6Fic0, ? uno do los Rtlata8 vonOedoreg,
quiensB era dsdiCada eatR manifestation
dijo que spF0CiabRn On mas ere honor que
loD que habia rsOibido On la Ultima gran
roC0pCi6r.
La parsda On honor de IoB atlota0 fu6
oFganiEadO con tropaB naCionaIs8 ? do ia'
foB muniCipAles = del EHtado, eSCoItando
loG tiltimog loo Vt'otOB vonCOdoEeg; iban,
ad0mGS, delegsCiOne8 do todo8 Los clubs
at'6tiOes , do sport de New Yolk = de lag
denaO metropolis amsFicAnas dslegacionss;
ademd7 num0FoPaT Bocisdadeg Civiles; iban,
pOr d'timo, ounce mil .nifo8 de las eHcu0'
las pdbl'CaB = de Js Ligs Atl6EiCs; estR d.
TINA pAEte de 10 procession foe Is mGl
RplaudidO y RdmiFsds, poEque gs Hupono
que de ella, dc Ia Lig1 Atl6tica, BaldT6n
loO futuFOB Rtletag dol P0EvOniF.
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NotIGI0 local 4 los marines. Puerto Rice,
Bahia Do Ponce.

OotubrO 2, 1908 SIS haco uabsr que
la noticiR que fu6 pubIicRds arteriormen'
to do quel 10 "POnco HaEboE Range Front
Light" hRbfR Dido derrib0da poP lan faer'
teD marejadaB ? 10 luz 0ztinguida, foe
incoErGCtR. La eBtructuTa p8TmaueCO in
tRCta Ia luz no 10 extingui6.
Una nuOvO GAtEuCtuFR, On TODD CRB0, 8e'
E6 conGtruidG tRn pronto como Bea pEaCti'
cable, CuyA notiCiR de ~ termination a0rG
publicsda.
La "Poncs HaEbor Rangs Front Light
sB una luz roja, fila, de oEden "L0ns Lam
tsTn'', BituRda On 3 pies do RguR, On lR
bahia dc Ponce On lR costa Sur de la Isla
do Puerto Rico, pE6ximaments & so pioG
del extreme del muell0 del QuartsFmau
ter y 4 lis. 80 miles 31o. 21o. (NE Is, ,16
NJ del faro de 10 iRls OaFdonR. La linOG
dc snfilamisnto foEmRdR poE euts luz y ID
igUients IiEvO do gufR entire 81 bRjo TaB
mOnisn = Ol bajo iBlR CRFdonG, OntFandO 4
lR bahia de Ponce
Por orden de la JuntR dc FaRoR.-A
N. Wood, Captain, q. e, N Asst to thC
InGpr. 3fd DiDt, Service Of Porto Rico.
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NOlElOS De PARIS.

DontFo de bFsvaB dfaa 90 Eecibsn ca sl
PARIS BAZAR los nusvos modslOB de
s0mbEeEos ad0Enados para sen oFaB aCab&'
dos dc naIir sn PARIS. ESta casa tiens
DOE COstumbT0 daP ConoceE 0n osta is!a
10 mas modoFnO qU0 sale ca ests aFsfCuIo.
Va 10 uabsn Les buenaB ClisntaB de sstR CO.
%, toda la que nsCsHits I'M sOmbEsEo de
ultima mOd0, dabs EeBsRvaFBs para com
pEAEIo yer 1oB mOdslog que FeCibR cate
GgtAbleCimiento. Tambion 90 GspsFR un
RuFtido general de meFcauCiua de Ia mas
alta noVadad PARIS BAZAR.-PsdrO
Giu8ti FoEtalGza 81.
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Un zsgaI teDOTiO.
Ell Iausn omantO Do Ia lOehuru proeosatp.

William H. Graham, I'm zDgal del cam.
po de 0ElNnd, Illinois, que % fUg6 con 10
amRnte, uns laChOTA hijR do an rico Ggri'
CultOF, foe OFrestSdO poE an poliCla anti.Eo'
mGntiOO , aOussdO dol delito do BoducCi6n,
, ol juez Dirker 10 Tsfri6 al jurado que
hA do OonoCer del CRG0.
La nina del Cusnto 10 llama Pearl Bar
nett Leonard, hila de Bernstt w. Leonard,
de OFlRnd, Illinois. Cuando fu6 pFoCala'
do y CompsEeci6 ante sl uERdo, Graham
no tepiN NADIA mas que 30 ContAvo1, inBuf
Ci0ntO cRntidAd para pGgNr una liosnCia do
matCimonio.
FU6 en- vanO 81 Tusgo de 50 amsda iuts'
FGBando para ell una abBoluci6D.
"LO Nmo, Mflor"-dijo 0llR-"y deasO
CagaEms con 6l. NoB0tFoB n01 thames &
COBaE aver poE 10 mafAra; peEo Ol poIicfa
n0R RFFGIt6 Bill me anna = me hR tTatado
con dulEuFR doGdO que m0 hs Conocido,
CuandO juntoB oTdeh6bamoB Ias vacaE."
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los ASUNTOS ESCO-
Iares EN- Sabana
=. Grande.
e AttOraDy GoD6rtI Ndtia lntNV0Dga d fiscal
Do NsyogGez.

Do ID ofains del Attorney General Bs
ha Oomunicado al DiasOtOR do Shnidad 81
iguisnt8 GeUeFdo
''TGDgO ol b nor de RcunaBl0 EeCibO do
atenta communication de fschR 2S del que
CuRRa, quei6ndoBa dO ID m8nsRa do pE0Ce.
der 81 Oonoojo Municipal do sAbana Gran
do Gn 81 aaunt0 del tsRrGnO nGC8gREi0 para
10 construction de Las lotFinaB para ls Oh.
CuG'a J. F. Cooper, do BRquol pueblo. y Soli'
Citando la iut0Fvsnei6n de eAte DsPaEtR-
mentO,
"En OontsRtaCi6n dabo mRnifsBtar & uStsd
que con oBta feChs me- hO diEigido al Hon.
Fiscal del DiBsEito do Mayagii sS, orden6n-
dole que Ba tHalIAde Embellishments & So.
bans GERndo y tEat0 do OOnaeguiE, pOr 10
via Hmistosa, lR caBi6n del tsEEOn0 ga CUsB'
ti6n, p0Eo, Caso que diCho ConGsio MuniCio
pal 90 nOgaRo 6 clio, entonCsB Re tOmRFGn
laa m8didas nGcGsaFias para COnBeguiE, iu'
dicialmsnte, lR expTOpiRci6n de o1oB t.
rPenoB."
III ConOoio Municipal do sabAns Gran
de, Beg6n mos ir rf1Fmans On la migma Bsai6n
que n8g6 81 teRReno psdido p0E 81 PFaBiden'
to do IL Junta EBO0laE, Ho0pt6, On pEinci'
piO, un s8CEito figmRdo pOR Ia NfioRa viuda
do Rodrig00s, familiar de los ConCejalaR
aefioEeB Manuel sepuIv0dR = Jose RodFf'
guOz, acoPdando paHaBs & l8 OomiBi6n Or
nato, de la que foFmR pRHtS 0L ConCeisl Bs'
NOR Mannel 8spUIveda, la Cual SOliOita sl
solar do References para C0nBtRuir una cana
dc mRmpoRtsFfR.
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E1 90 mitin.

HsCs poCoa diau On uno de los mss i'm
poFtantss msetigs celebrates en eAta c8pi'
tal = sn los momsntOl 8n qua uno de lon
MAI slocuontss OFadoras p0lftioos, OstabR
datendiendo con p0nd0E08oB aFgumentoa Ia
dectFinR del paEtido quo dsfsndfa, taFmiu6
proclamando CON OE EsrgiCa axpFeHi6n: "LoB
mOjoEeB tFSiOB hSchog para CabaIIaEoB y nj
Nos que % Vand0n 0n Puerto Rico, Bon los
de tia AlmudRina." Cruz 12 70 J. Fie.
Fs y %.
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Pfscios rsducidOs.-dicsn de AreCi-
bO-.paTa eI pE6xlmO'mitin en- Ma
natl.
Clonto oehsnin aocImloni0s, IS dafuDslOAOs J l3
mltInOBIo8.
(De nsssstrO CorFespOnsgl.) }

OctubrO 2.-HG IIsgado ssta Ciudad
OI BaioE Vargas con 90 naOgnfdOo OEOfono
6 Bsa 0l Oin0mat6gtAfo pAEl0nto que CautR
trezog do Ia 8aESualR TempsgtBd, do Her
mani, Fsuato, dc Va Gatits blanca y otEoB ,
GdamGG una gran vREiOdRd do p0lfCalas
mudsv. Dsbuta mafi0n0 BGbado.
La Compafifa de faEF0ORFFileB pon0 los
preOioB rsduCidoB para sl pE6ximo domicgo
ida vualtS 6 MsnRtf con motive dol msa'
ting que allf tiOne que C0lebRaF la Union
de Puerto Rico.
-Durante 81 paSsdo msG 90 EegistEaron
On eut0 R8giglT0 civil 1OS nRCimientoB, 95
defunCione8 y 13 matrim0nlOs.
Aver sa ColobE6 10 BubRBta para F0mAts
de IL construction de las Calles do la Cruz,
Av0nida de los obF0r0g y plazuela do San
Felipe, do concrete, hRbiondO obtenido la
buo1a pro don Arturo Gonzalez PradO,
tiniCo p0st0P.
-En Ia rsdacCi6n de "El Duende" Be
vandon Loo bilIsts8 para Ol tr0n que ol
pr6ximo domingo SaldE6 de 0stR aDtACi6n &
los do Ia mahRna ? lR una , media de
ls taPdO para MGnBtf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

ARRIENDO DE CASA Y FINCA. Sc
Srriendan, una casa esPaciOsa, Teciente-
mente cOnstruida con tOda Clase de CO.
mOdidades sitnada entire las pRradas Is Y
26, en- SsntEres, frente Ia de D. Luis To-
ro: y una f1nca de diez cuerdas, diez mi
nutOs de d1cha casa, sembTada de yerba
de guineay endOnde pUedeu euidaTse UnRs
cabezss de ganadO.-Se prefiere perso-
ma que arriende ambas fincas
Para infOrmes dirijirse a D. Jose PalaciOs
Rodriguez, San Francisco 81-2o pisO. San
Juan. Is VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

HsmoG EGCibidO una C6pia del IDfoFms
Rnual que CON EsBpsCto do la sdminiatEs.
Ci6n municipal de Nayagtisz, hs pTOduOi'
do al 0lOslde do aquGlla OiUdad, ssfi0E Ma
risno RiaBa Palmer.
OPoRtunRmsnts nos 0OupGRem0g mas
RxGeuaRmsnts del Esfeyido informs, que sx'
pliCR en dotaIIG la gelti6n administrative
do aquslla muniCipalidad On q ejeECiCio do
1907-190a ? presents Rn B0bFants, 81 IT,
quidRE 81 pEo18PuGgsO, da s6s, ,676.18. {
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
De pasO en- Saint Thomas para Cen
tHO America.

Maestro diGtinguido oompatriots Ol bri
llRntO publiCiHta Mariana AbEiI, 30 hRlla.
segdn nueItEOI infOrmODD en- Is vscinR iOla
do Saint Thomas.
Do eltS pRBaF6 en- bFOvO & Oentso Am6'
RIGA on dond0 visitRFG Les CinC0 rep6bliCaB
do lS MOaatO, NiOREOgu8, Honduras, Sal
VGdoE, GuRtemals , Costa Rica.
El GefioF Abril hR Bido EeCibido On IL
FOpdbliCa domiDioRn0, en- d0ndO eBtuvo
E0OiOutomente, do mRDoFR cordial afso'
tuoBR poT loB hOmbTeB DO letEaa de IL her
M nR AntillR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
BOPA PARA n nos.

p. schiFa , Co, San Juan p. r. PlA'
30 principal y San Francisco 80 anteU Far
maCiR americans. Sc aCabS de impoFtar
un complete suEtido de TopR hschR para
cpbAllsFoB, jovsnss y nifOT, en- CasimiF =
t0laB lavableB. Teaj0B DO casa para nifioB
deBde 80 csntsvoH, LamadOs ROmptrS
So dsBraChRn oFdsnss poF COErsO. Pre-
clos ain CompetsnCi8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

Los vOCinoB dc O0tafl lamentan Que
pOr fsIta Frot0CCi6n debidS 90 hBya tsnido
que olausuFar sl Casino que 10 6abfa inn.
talRdO AllG. PAE6Oen0B que Rl eifuorzo da
0lloB dobieFR OltRF eaComendado ol uoutaDi.
mientO del sxpTOTsdo C0ntFo, que con poco
de voluntad dc aqusl vscindario podPfO
gOguiE alberto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
La organization del gran mitin de
mafiana en- manati.
(Por talegraf.).

HomoB rscibido de AroCibo ol oiguisnto
to!0grAma: "AFsCibo OCtubFe 3, 10 46
.. m. "LG CoFEeBpondenCis, San joan.
Organization meeting MauRtf, eBpl6ndida.
TOd0 bien diBpusato. suponamoS aBioten'
Oia docs mil almRB. Pals pengadoR oatnEd
FepEsBontado. AcudRn uEtedsR-CoFreg'
pengAl especial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

-El tron DO forrocaEEiI que Va al
mitin unioniDts que 90 0fsCtuaEG mafiRna
alIi, oaldF6 do 10 estROi6n do San Juan &
lee IL del 0iR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
Do AdmIRIgiTasI6B.

Avisamos q las personals, que
sOlicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dicO no les ser&
enviadO, 81 el aviSO que con ta-
ObietO remitan, no viene aoOml
panado del impOrte de La sus-
oripci6n. y
Esta vale por IN trimestr0
1926. Por an semestre $3.50.
Por IN a6O $500. Pago an
ticip0d0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

In GgS8 impR8ntR 90 V0ndO Papal 20.
paFi6diOo vioio & $500 Loo 48 kil08 C0s
qOsinbaL1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

En- Ggta impFonta 90 vendO papal do
paEi6dico vi9jOO & 82.OO IOB A6 kiles WH
0V'RaglN