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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

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,aren ielbit fir ibre itarfen Nerben
II groB.
Sic anehte eilten fort unb a6ers
nals innf lie frnftios nieber. Sic
50beuburgl 8eI6e grinnerungen
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,eripobcn ii6 nit benz Dor ipenioeu
5tunben Grlebten 3u eiuem 8iloe, bas
br iuie Die brobeno erbpbene Sano
liner unperlobnli6eu @er9eltun9 err
ihien.
Nn6 @erInuf Ginger Stunben fam
Salentin nit ieinen 8egleitern mieber
iuriid. Setre 8~prausiebun9 mar
riftig geipeien. 9as unbeipobnte
lnb bnlbab9ebrodene S6mei5erbdusz
ZEN nuf Der @obenburg, ipie man cine
pertpitterte Gllile n%anute. Die ii6 aut
Balbranbe auf einem fe9elartisen
9iigel erbo6, mar nieber9ebrannt. 3u
bieiem an nnb fir iih peni9 beSeiitz
iaruen @reiguis itauo bas Iieneuipiel
oeS alten anedtes' in duifallenoem
Gontra1t. Der Musornd elmer mdh@
ti9en @ufreguu9 Lag auf ieinem 8ea
ii6t. als er Die Stube betrat, mo Die
Sduerin nod in itlmmem Sinbriitcu
iaB.
gei Dem @erdui6 Der aufgcbeuben
Sbiir bob iie ben 9opf nnb mari uuf
8alentin einen fra9enben Bid.
~Gs lit 10 setpeien, tpie i6 anndbnt
ertldrte 0ieier. ben nod itebenben
0feit bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES baben Die
Slammen ber5ebrt. gs mar nitt
mebr oiei 81 nerberben. Sic Seniter@
ldben. Sbiiren unb tpas ionit nod gut
fpdr, bnben ia f6on lan9e 9~iebbqber
e~efnnben nnb purben, obne baBE lid
icn,anb Darlm tlntnerte, pps-pem
berrenloien uno berlaiienen 5dllkheu
sebolt. GIs mir chen nit eiiti9en
Nadbarn anfamen, mar bas Seuer. pa
es feline Nabrun9 mebr bate fat
ihpn bon ielbcr erloi6eu. Ne6ber
baben mir allerbings", fiigte CT nit
unii6erer Gimme biu3u. vetipns at1s
beres ~9efuuben, baS -"
or neritummte. Die Witteillng
ipirrbe ibm offenbar i6ner.
Srau Sholaltifa bemerfte es. Inter
Dem ginfluB Der grfabruneen Der
Naht eripa6te iofort Die Ibnnng elmer
abermalisen idlimmen gotidaft III
i9r.
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tonlos.
Ser 8ne6t 569erte INNER nod;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

lino be9ab lid nit IdDaitfcnoei
Sfritten in Die Stube 5uriid. 8it
gebroden' ianf iie auf Die 8anf Uni
lpeinte bitterli6. Mmdblid pcriieg
ten ibre Sbranen, aber iic riibrte lid
nidt. llnbenesIid pie cine Bib
idlle lab lie nif ibrem Rlns.
Cine balbe Stunbe I'M bic anbcrc
pergin8. S6on 5ipei Ial bate Del
&ufuf auf Der Sdnnr5tpdlbcrubr
frpbli6 in bas neue Sabr biueinees
rnfen - lie beahtete es ni6t.
Muf einmal milrDe tie aus ibrer
@eriunfenbeit bnr6 bas 3orni9e
8ellen Seftors seibredt. sic idnelte
empor unp als Tie bas Seulter err
reidte, mar es ibr. ais huihe cine
fliihtige @citalt oa braiBen borbei.
Sic nabm Die 2ampe bonn Gid unb
9in9 in ben Sot, mo Der Suno INNER
nod laut bette.
Sn iab tie, ipie bieier beftig on ieis
ner Settle 5errte unb auf einen @egens
itanb 5ultiir5en poute, Der eini9e
Shritte a~uberbalb ieines 8ereides i'm
S6nee lag.
S6olaitifd trdt ndber. Wit eiuem
S6redensrui fubr lie 5uriid. Gin
fldeli6es @immern fam ibr aiis eis
nem Siinbel bon Siihern unb alten
8leibern e~ntge9en, ais ipeld1es lie oas
Saliegenbe nunmebr %erfnnnte.
Gin Sinh, bas mar Der erite 0es
baufe, Der ibr burd ben aopf i6oB.
Shnea entidloHen raffte lie bas giins
Def anf unb trug IS nj Die Stubc bins
Elm. Sier. Ioite iie bte llmlduiiruns
unb fanb. baB lire 8ermutbung lie
niht getdii6t bate. Gin etipd
bptbidbrises andbIein mar 10 bi6t
imb IorsfdItis in bic Siider gebiint,
baB es bon Der 9dlte fdtperli1 etfpas
5u leioeu sebabt bate.
ginigc Sefunpen lang betra6tete
Die 9duerin ratblos has arne @es
idopffen, pelfes nuf's Nene 5rl
peinen unfins. Damn aber bettete
lie es auf Dem Sofa unb elite III bic
Wdsbetammer binarf.
Gle tam nit Der 9roBmneb Sas
lone, elmer i6on ~beiabrteu Yerion
ipieber 5uriid. Sieie tplrbe bird Die
ionberbare Notwithstanding auf
benz Saibbofe in nibt serinees grs
i%tnitnen periest. sic poll3o9 ieboh,
obne piele Sragen 81 %jtelien. Die Gns
orbnuneen Der 8duerin. Gin Seuer
purbe i'm Scribe ansemadt unb Wilt
fir Den fleinen Sinbling sefo9t. Sizes
ihien ipirflid niht unnotbis getpeien
sl fem, benin bas 8iibfen, elm frdftis
ses unb auseni6einIi6 seiunbes Sinh,
senob nit srobem 8%oblbebdgen ons
@eboteue unb ihlief gleif bdrai;f Elm.
Die Wusb nabm es bent Wuni6c
Der Serrin entipredenb auf lire aams
mer nnb Iebtere mar pieber aaein.
Sic besab ii6 an Den Gid, auf tpela
dent Die lImbiiaung nod lag, nno
bur6iudte bieie. fano aber nift oas
8eringlte, mas ibr iiber Die Serfunft
unb Die gltern bes allsseiebten 9ins
bes einen Iideren Nnbaltspunft bot.
No6 mar iie barnit bei6dttigt. ba
ipurbe ibre Nufmertiamfeit bur6 eli
men benen Seuerl6ein abermais mad
auben eelodt uno eleid5eitis famen
polternbe Ghritte Ole Sreppe bern6.
@alentin itiir5te nit Den anbercn
&neften in Die Stube berein.
.@s brennt", rief er, nunD nu6 Der
8i6tuns permnte i6. pab es Sas
Sdnei5erbdusben auf Der @osenbura
lit. Sa mare Der Sdaoen freilid
nidt arob. Aber mir tpolen bod
nddieben, ba bas Seuer mDsliders
tpeiie mih arbersno it,"
Sdolaitifa uidte MIR nit Dem
aopfe. sic bradte feiu 8ort iiber
Die 2ippen berbor. Sic ii6 Sdlaa
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
Annual May Sale of Women's Waists.

Waists of Sheer Null with
front beautifully embroidered,
high lace collars, long sleeves
of cluster tucking: other models
front and sleeves trimmed with
Cluny Lace; special at $9.9S
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
CHARLTON AGAIN PREVALENT.
Farmers Should Take Every Precauti0n
as a Loss of Animals Would Be
q Serious Blow.

The dread Charlton is again causing
the farmers of Calcasieu considerable
worry. There has been more or less
OF it in the city right along, three
COWS and horse having DEVELOPED it
last week. But more alarming than
this, is the fact that it has appeared
in the rural districts.
Last Friday one of Mark Prentice's
mules died at Rice, and on Monday
another of the mules succumbed. DR..
J. w. Brown, the veterinarian, was
called and found that the disease
which proved fatal to them was un-
doubtedly Charlton. He took every
possible precaution to prevent the
further spread of the disease.
An epidemic of Charlton among the
high priced animals the rice farmers
employ in their work, would be hard
err on the farmers than a government
report or car window experts es-
innate. Lake Charles American.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21

dents of the lower Mermentau, appear
to believe that they are injured by the
existence of the dam.
1t is clear to us that if they are in
jured by the dam, we have no right to
expect that it shall be maintained to
their injury. Either it should be re.
moved entirely, or some modification
or change adopted that will remove
their cause for complaint. II it Is not
hurting them at all, then we should
know it and we should be allowed to
rebuild the dam, and there should be
some authority that will protect us.
The Crowley board of trade wants
to see Justice done. Tear out the dam,
rebuild it with changes or as it was.
just as justice demands.
Our idea is to lay this matter before
the war department, in a petition
coming from the farmers Of the Mer-
mentau basin-not merely from advo-
Gates of the dam, but from the people
who want to see justice done, no mat
ter who gets hurt or who gets helped.
We ask you to have this petition
signed in your vicinity by persons
who are interested in seeing that mat
ter settled and justir. me. We want
the signature of every citizen of the
Mermentau basin, in order that the
war department may see that tue peo1
pie are interested. ee. ~
Please have these petitions signed
up at once. in order that we may send
them to Washington by the end of
this week, If possible. 'i'.'' q"
Very truly F0nfs,
Jno. a. McAseat,
President Crowley Board of Trade.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21

Later, President Gabbert received
the following communication from the
Crowley board of trade:
Crowley, La, May II, 1909.
Mr.. w. B. Gabbert,
Welsh, Louisiana.
Dear Sir:
The Crowley board of trade desires
to cooperate with the Louisiana Rice
Farmers association in securing a
final settlement of the Mermentau dam
matter.
We do not know who is right and
who is wrong ia the premises, but we
know the farmers of the Mermentau
basin have been protected from salt
water for six seasons. by the dam.
we know it has been worth millions to
us. But on the other hand, the resi-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
Prominent Planter of Ward 10 OPP
poses Special Railroad Tax.

Jennings, La, May Ii, 1909.
20 the Rice Belt Journal:
Readers of this paper, who live in
ward 10, beyond doubt have heard
about the five mill railroad tax which
has been levied upon all taxable prop
erty In the ward.
Shall we give the railroad promot-
ers railroad or shall we vote a
school tax instead?
The proposed new road is to receive
W 900 per year, for ten years, which
all amount in all, to $4,000; equal
70 four new school houses like the
one in Jennings.
Voters of ward ten, think hard be-
lore giving four school houses like
he above mentioned one, to. q rail-
Eoadl
Il is said that the people of Jen-
Rings are paying higher freight rate
Nan the people of Lake Charles pay,
an goods shipped from New Orleans.
Y this can be proved, all they will
nave to do will berto report same to
PFC railroad commission and the
p0uthern Pacific railroad company
slA have to forfeit all overcharges.
u the people of Jennings can not
aandle one railroad, what will they
i Qowith two?
say, voters of ward ten, give your
alldren the proper education, SO
sney may be able to cope with the. ex-
sang conditions of their day. Do
nos give to the railroad the money
mich should 90 toward giving your
eniidren an education, and leave them
g light out miserable hand to mouth
Sistenee. Don't let your children
nave cause to reproach you for moi
having given them the proper educa.
zion.
Think twice, voters of ward ten, be.
it forever. 800 :
Tours for good schools in ward ten,
L. E. Gravel.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
SALT WATER ADVANCING.
Has Reached Grand Lake in the Mer-
mentau River.

The imminent danger from salt
water in the Mermentau basin, is wor-
rying the farmers on 100000 acres of
rice land in Acadia, Vermilion and
eastern Calcasieu. Salt water had
reached the head of Grand Lake on
Monday, and was steadily advancing
up the river toward Lake Arthur.
Ten days ago it was at Mud Lake, a
few miles above the dam. Brackish
water is now reported in the river on
Ily short distance below Lake
Arthur.
1t is feared that unless rain comes,
salt will reach the irrigation pumps
in Vermilion and Calcasieu in few
days. Many irrigation pumps are ac-
tive night and day in an effort to Sc
cure as much water as possible before
the crisis comes. The earliness of the
season makes the drafts on the fresh
water supply unusually early for this
season of the year, and persistent
north winds drive the waters of the
Gulf, out, allowing the fresh water to
escape.
Rice farmers fear that if the salt
gets up to the pumps before rain
comes, it will take heavy floods to
wash it out. 1t is reported here that
similar conditions exist on other
streams in the rice belt, where the
calls on the water supply are heavy.
LATER REPORT
The salt water situation on the Mer.
mentau is hourly growing more seri.
GUS. The fresh water in the Mermen.
tau and it's tributaries is getting low.
err and lower.
The current in the Mermentau above
Lake Arthur is now flowing up stream
The north wind, cary in the week
drove fresh water out, and the rive,
was lowered six inches on Tuesday.
The pumps are rapidly lowering the
water in the upper Mermentau.
Unless rain comes it is altogethe:
likely that it is matter of only 8
short time when salt will reach The
upper Mermentau and the pumps viii
have to stop or lift salt water.
The exclusion of the salt by mean.
of dam would protect the rice
Crowley Signal.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21

At meeting of the Louisiana Rice
Growers association, which met at
Crowley last Saturday, several i'm
poftant matters were discussed.
Final arrangements were made for
gathering statistics of the coming
crop. The territory to be divided into
districts and managed as follows:
H. w. Hair, in charge of work in
Vermilion parish; John Burgin and
j. Freeland Acadia parish; H. VIM
of Lake Arthur. Jas. Ellis and B. A.
Richhart of Jennings, Henry j. Mer-
rit of Elton, A. G. Barrett of Vinton,
A. 7. Jones and W. B. Gabbert of
Welsh, IN charge of Calcasieu parish
and P. P. Unkel, of Cameron parish.
The salt water situation in the
Mermentau valley was discussed and
as result, the following was adopted:
To the Hon. Secretary of War,
Washington, D. C.
We, the undersigned citizens of the
Mermentau Basin, urge the war de-
partment to appoint commission of
engineers to examine the Mermentau
dam at Grand Cheniere. and to take
such action as will settle this question
in accordance with the fowlowing Pc
tition of the Louisiana Rice Farmers
association, which we endorse:
Whereas, The dam in the Mermen-
tau river at Grand Chenier has for
the past SIX seasons, protected from
salt water 200,000 acres of rice in the
Mermentau Basin, saving sixty per
cent. of the crop from destruction; and
Whereas, The dam has been de-
stroyed repeatedly, by persons who
allege that its presence Injuries them
and their property; and cannot be re-
built without guaranty that 1t will be
protected; and
Whereas, We do not want to injure
or Inconvenience anybody else, but
believe that we should have protection
if we are right, and should have the
opportunity to set right any wrong we
may have done others; and
Whereas, We believe there is some
authority, somewhere, competent to
settle this question on basis of just
ice to all concerned; therefore,
Resolved, By the Louisiana Rice
Farmers association, that we petit
ton the Honorable Secretary of War,
to send a commission of engineers to
investigate the dam for the purpose
of determining whether it should, and
Of right ought to be destroyed; and
whether some modification of the dam
may not be adopted that will relieve
the people of Grand Chenier of any
ground for criticism. And we respect
fully ask that whatever means are en-
ployed to settle the question, it should
be fully settled and the settlement en-
forced.
|, Signed, w. B. Gabbert.
President Louisiana Rice Farmers
association.
n. VIM,
President Texas. Louisiana Rice Farm
ers' association.
Jay. Freeland, Director.
Fl. T. Merritt, Director.
b. a. Eichhart, Director.
Chas Stewart, Director.
F. NJ. Scanlin, Director.
A. G. Barrett, Director.
Fl. w. Hair, Director.
Frank Foley, Director.
John Burgin, Director.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
S. P. WILL CHANGE TIME
New Schedule Will Go Int Effect On
May 3Oth.

1t is announced that new time ia
BILE will go into effect on the Southern
Pacific Sunday, May 30, which will
affect two of the passenger trains.
No. 5, the east bound night passenger
train will leave about 30 minutes
earlier, while the Oriole, going east,
will go about rs minutes earlier. Elk.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
Household Goods For Sale.

AS | am going to leave Welsh in
the near future, / will offer at private
sale, my entire household goods, con-
sisting of one piano, four bed room
suits complete, couch, chairs, sewing
machine and numerous other articles.
VIII be sold cheap If taken soon. -
Mrs. Ada Singleton. Welsh, La. ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
RICE GROWERS PETITION WAR DEPARTMENT

Important Meeting of Louisiana Rice
Growers Association Held at Crow.
ley saturday May Is. ..ResOlu-
tons Passed PetitiOning
War Department to In.
yeStigate Mermentau
Dam Proposition.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
Fresh Cows For Sale.

ra several High Grade Jersey Mich
spw va ana Heifers, just fresh for sale
4, Iagnt Prices. For surtt.et aforma-
CIV inquire at the Ioura Book.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21

Waists of Lawn and Linene
Cloth, in both Dutch and High
Neck Effects, trimmed in combin-
ations of Lace and Embroidery
or plain tucked. $1.25 and S1.5O
values at. ...............0Sc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-21
MAY SALES CONTINUE.
May Stocks Contribute Strong Values.
UNDERMUSLINS FOR WOMEN, MISSES
AND CHILDREN

The Annual May Sale has realized the highest
expectation in value-giving. The lines, never half
50 complete, are rich in high grade exclusive gar
ments and strong in Popular Priced Undermuslins
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-24
En q Tribunal Supreme
LA DE HOY

Esta maiiana Il las diez, ante hume
roso y escogido pIblico, en- el cual So
destacaban bellisimas damas y los in
tclcctualcs mas caracterizados del 10
ro, prestaron %juramento los selorcs
don Jose Conrado Hernandez y don
Emilio del Tore Cuebas, nombrados
Presidentc y .Iuez, respectivamente de
la m~encionada Corte.
Presidia 81 tribunal, I'll magistrate
senor FigueraS, tenicndo Il n Y otro
lado 4 los %schores Nc Leary y Wolf.
Los senorcs Hernandez y del Tore
Cuebas. cou voz clara. sonora, ilena'
ron cumplidamente las formas dc eos
|tumbre prcstando Il Juramcnto siguien
tc:
".Juro solemnementc que he de al
ninistrar j~usticia sin consideration n
persona alguna, que conccdcre igua-
les derechos asi al pobrc como al rico,
Is que dcsempenare Y cumpfire todos
los dcbcreS que me sean impueStos co
mo .Iuez ASociado del Tribunal Supre-
mo dc Puerto Rico. ficl . impdrcIaimen
lie. Segun mi mcior sabcr y eniender'
V siempre con Su.jcci0n 4 la Constitu-
ci6n v Leycs de los Estados Unldos 4;
y que guardart Y hare guardian la Cons
tituci6n de los Estados Unidos contra
TODD enemigo. asi cxtranje ro como do
mfstico V guardare asimismo las le.ycs
dc Puerto Rico, que preStare fidelidad
V obcdiencia c~stricta a suS disposicio-
rcs: que asnmo eSta obligation hbrc-
mente. sin rcscrva mental nj propo-
sito alguno de evadirla; Y que dcSem-
penare bien V fielmente las ObllgacIo-
ncs 3 dcbcrcs del cargo que estoy pro
xlmo a e%jercer. Asi me ayude Dlos .
Acto Seguido, tomarOn possession de
s,Is pucstos los magistrates, desfiIan-
10 luego por la mesa p~resldencial, In
mayor parte dc los a~bogados. entire los
.uales rccordamos a los senorcs Brown.
Hernandez Lopez, Guzman Benitez I'D
Juan, He'd. Sarmiento, Bosch. Audrey
Travieso, A%ntonsanty, Quintero, Falcon
Quintin Saniurjo, Lassallc y otros.
La ceremonial revistIo gran solemn
lad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-24
De teatrO
Ell reg que rabio

La obra siempre nucva del MINOR
tai Chapi, proporclOno anocire un trHnn
rranie Il In geatil sonora IRIS y a
la tsrl6Iniaia senora PeraI. Esta dis
|tingulda artrsia cScucho una sonora y
lmEinime ovacion al tinaIizar la roman
IA popularEsima que diJo alardeamdo d
IA voz be hermoso tlmbre, Juvcnh,
<asIida V extcfESa qlse es ONO n ca
ir;cia para los oidoS.
4 la insistentc ovacl0n co%rreSpundlo
via 81 p1blpo la qnl>o e%srtchar otra
VIZ. y aplaudio, aplaudio mlrclo.
En- 81 duo con la Iris on Ia cay
.lon coreada de la scgadora, Ell 81 ter
.z,to, Y hasta clIando sallo, bella y AFRO
gante para %compartir el trolo, a pu-
b.:co la salud6 con slss a%plausos.
i'ue un gran ~triunfo ID he la Peral !;
daocite.
Afortntadlslmos .@staIylcron, talnbIen
~ileras. ii magnitico actor: Castillo, que
no hace IN gesto nj mtheve II mano
que no marqlRe una explosion de rlsa,
Gid, Riera, Llaurado. Botiil, la Segar1e
y dcsde su sitio de privilegio Esperan-
III Iris, q rey gentl cuyo trono que
cimenta y sostienc La admiration mas
legititna, es universal.
Los rcblicos que antics cram sobera-
nos So han hecho SITS vasalfos.
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-24
Domingo Orozco.
F.. M. Garcia

En- el ultimo vaIor correo liegado d
NorteameFica, ha regreSado a elsa ga
pital. donde es muy estimado el dis
tinguidO .iovrn don +. NJ. Garcia, que
representa- un1 importante asa nor
teamercana que maxltIene graBies re-
lacioales comerclales al la lsla.
Nosotros que estimamos mIErho al
sslior Garcia, IsIr sir merItOs sObrc-
salieaIies y por los services presta-
DDS 4 esta empsha como eOrreSpuqH
sal de4 BOI4ETIN en New York. b.
deseamos gratas Impressions en- su be
Io pals al que vusive despans de va
rl0s amos de ausencis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-24
Corresponsal
PrOxima BOda

Por n~oticias que reciblmos dc As
%turias, sabeInos que ha de verlflcar-
Sc muy pronto el enIace lie la sefiori
Ia Rafaela VilIar, hija de los CondeS
de Layiana, con Ell professor mercantll
don Victoria Sanchez y Garcia Valdes
de una distinguida familia de GiJon.
Por las atlas relaciones v simpatlas
con que cuenta en- la Isla la d%istIngul-
da familia de don Alexandra Vlllar,
eonsideramos de interes La anterior
notIcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-24
Con q attorney INFERNO
Hablando sobre nombramientos

Momentos despu6s dc terminal. Ia
ceremonial en- el Tribunal Supremn,
de que informamos en- otro sitio de es-
a. peri6dico, nm redactor nnextro hiss
4 Mr.. Brown, Ia preguDta sigmiente=
-LQn6 hay DE Dombramientos'
-iIasta ahora, NADIA.
-SNo ST inform0 por I'm diars" 10
cal que 81 senor Ndrey oeuparia ~
pnesto de jnez de Ia secei6n primeras
ST, pero ma Sc ha rcsuelto NADIA
pues como listed sahc, FL gobernador
eSta en- Barranquitas, dcsde bacc daas
y no sc ha tornado acuerdo alguno.
Manana es probable que YEA a Mr.
Post Y So cubrira In vacante de la
Corte 81 tunes d al martes.
va saben, pues los l~ectorcs, que ms
hay NADIA Sobrc nombram,entos y los
nombreS que sc mcncionan no son por
ahora mas que candidates probabIcs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-24
Vega Alta en- l'sg'eN

Cuando en- al seno de los pueblos
existen personals de las condolences 60
mo las que rodean Il los s~eiiores don
Gabriel Hernandez y don Genaro Cor
dova, tienen que ser felices y pr6spe-
r0S....
Vega Alta. no hi mucho tempo, ma
tenia Ia preponderancia que hoy tie
nc, Y Il quicn Sc debc su estado de
progrcso actual, 81 sc habla ron since
ridad, hay que confesar que entire los
factories de mayor importancia, los dos
~comSignados haccn los primeros hume
roS, porque clos y solamcnte clos, sc
IAN tornado 81 noble empeio lie bacer
grandc este suclo donde viven.
81 hoy Vega Alta Representa- ans i'm.
portancia que por muchos amos ma He
g6 Il conquistar. Sc debe en- su ma
yor partc i Hernandez Y i C6rioya.
III primcro. lucho como hombre digno
y agradccido, hasta que consigui6 IS,
tableccr una Inca fcrrc.i de csta pobla-
ci6n al Dorado, y Ia que en- 81 porve-
mir scra una frnntc de riqueza para es-
ta localidad. C0rd0va, como hombrc
l%ateligentc v active en- todos los sun
toS de carrctera, de una manera Ieal
Y deSintcrcsada, trabaJ0 haSta pers0-
nalmcnte EN- In plaza de este pueblo
y en- algunas de suS GALES, con el fir
me proposito de poncrlas en- una cate
goria digna dc cncomio.
Els precise conoce Il don Gabriel
Hernandez para sabcr Que este hombre
TODD es bondad. Que sin ~lIeyarle el me
nor intcres y solo por 81 amor a sus
semejantes, emprende grandiosas obras
cue favoreccn al pnblico en- general
rs tan enthusiastic por el progreSo 81
senior Hernandez, que constantemente
esta inventando cosas muy titles.
FL, Sc ha propuesto que Vega Alta
progrese hasta 10 infinite y que conscr-
We una amistad intima con los pueblos
l;mitrofeS, no tardara mucho en- con
seguirlo sin hacersc cargo de esos
grandeS sacrificios que suclen hacer
Sc cuando en- 81 coraz0n late TN idea
santo Y grande.
Toa Alta y Dorado, Nevada Il feli2
tcrmino 81 cnIace de la via ferrea quo
Sc proponcn e%jecutar los scIores Fin
lay Brothers, Weymouth, Trading and
Company, estaran como Vega Alta, en-
horabuena.
Los habitantes de dichos pneblos
amantes del bicncstar dc sus respecti
vas localidadcs, es de Greer redoblarar
sts estuerzos por desvanecer cualquicI
obstaculo que pueda prcscntarse a la
burna marcia de las obras en- proycc-
to.