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J. 7. SILVA BANKING { COMMERCIAL CONF.

r" r. SAN JUAN AND AGUAD1LLA, p R.
Branch in Paris @#2a Il 27 Place do Ia Msd,s,,
Bill and Letters Of Credit all cities in world
Cable transfers. loans made collections deposits received commissions
All matter OF banking and trust nature carefully managed
All profitable business solicited
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit Lyonnais London Paris Madrid o,5 r.>.,,,
Banque lransatanuque
Sonee Generate
American Express Co. York
G. AmInck Il Co. New Yovx
H. B. HoLna & New York
Walls Fargo Bank San Francisco California
National Bank OF Commerce Kansas City
GENERAL AGENTS OF
Norwich Union Fre Society Norwich irr,,i
British American Assurance Company Toronto
Cuban Steamship Company london
Compagnle Generates Transalauhque
international Lloyd. sWrine Berlin
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A los C0merciianfes
vv vv Decinos.

LA CORRESPONDENTS ofrece los anuncan.
tes gran variedad de tpos esos para sus anuncios
Anuncios adonadoCiches de estereopa que mantengan
sempre impio perfecto el anunco-Cohes de plana en-
era especiaes para anuncios gandes para hoas suel
tas--f1jese en- las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENT.
ClA n elias vera sucesvas muesras modelos de sus
anuncios.
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EN- ESTO


Los todava e6caca ntensva del
apelen argumento
Pero nearo agui Ell pano venda area
mpresndbemene l. exSe pao
que e Sepa buenO ST 10 ignoran
compdoes de paho bueno Ell queda
retarda @ reala
oo qulere decir INDUSTRIAL PROFESSIONAL productores
general arcuos de oa habdad
por la el dneo estabecerse empeaon
Los nuncan economic desparran dnero Nadie
ocupa hoy adivndr 10 que venden
Ell QUE VENDE NECESTA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDE ESTAN LOS
QUE COMPRAN.
E buen pdno debe
DE PUERTO RICO.
ESCRIBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs 49,
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Anuncie Nd. con cIaHdad
y elegancia.

E anuncio artistco bonito 10 lee todo ell mundo.
Anunclo orlados Ciohe especamente preparados para
cambia per6dcamene parte del texto para balances de
banoos stas comercales. modelos para ocnas ayunta
mientos, alcadias uzgados etc. Avise usted "LA CO.
RRESBONDENCIA" tendra mas amplios informes
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SE ALQUILA un hermoso mi
rador con muebles y todo ser.
vicio. Informaran San Justo
4, segundo piso. Is V. S.
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cesar a delegados de ls
Camara. Y 70 creo sefo.
res delegados que la Ca.
mara, tiene derecho a investi.
gar los actos de cualquiera au.
toridad que en- Puerto Rico Sc
halle en- funciones, puesto que
no hay mas alta autoridad er
P. Rico que la autoridad de Ia
Camara elejida por ell voto del
pueblo (apLausos).
De Diego. Els que la autori-
dad de un juez en- sus funcio-
nes propias no reconoce otra
superioridad que la del tribu-
nal superior, y nj Ia Camara,
nj ell Consejo, nj ell Presidente
de los Estados Unidos, tienen
mas autoridad que ese funcio-
mario nj pueden intervenir
en- actos legales de ese fun
cionario solamente en- los ca
SOS previstos por las leyes; pc
70 no en- ell case que Sc trata"'
Y ademas senores, aquf Sc ira
ia de simples declaraciones. =.
Diaz Nauorra. Bajo jura-
mento. Y en- el case explica-
do por el abogado Sr. Hord, Sc
present6 prueba de las copias
de "records". 49,.
De Diego, 5Y porque los a.
bogados que Sc Green perjudi-
cados no acuden q la via que
les senala la ley y llevan a pre-
sidio al juez a quien acusan E.
sas falsificaciones Resulto CO
modo venir con esas declara-
raciones ante ell comite de la
Camara cuando son asuntos
en- que estan interesados per-
los que han pre-
sentado esos informes.
Canales. No vinieron ex-
pontaneamente; Sc les llam6
y ellos, que no podian exi-
de concurrir, sopena de
desacatar a la Camara hicie-
ron ell servicio de ilustrar a la
Comisi6n para q. Ia Camara
supiera como Sc batia el cobre
lie una vez, ,aunque nos expusie
ramos a if de patitas a la car
eel, como parece que Sc pre-
tende por los realmente son
-os que desacatan a esta Ca
mara. -.
De Diego. Pues yo sligo Sos
teniendo y tengo perfecto de-
recho a tener opinion, como
1eIegado y como abogado, que
antes de tratar de echar sobre
la respectable faz de un juez,
sobre la reputation de un hom
bre que desempena un cargo
Importante como es el juez de
un alto tribunal las respon-
tremendas, hasta
Ia deshonra que pudiera signi-
ficar las acusaciones hechas
ante la Camara por virtud del
informe ratificado por la CO.
mission, deben estudiarse dete-
nidamente todos los puntos;
debP escudrinarse hasta 10
mas prolundo de todos Y de ca
da uno de los casOs referidos,
debe buscarse cuanta luz sea
possible ;debe oirse al acusado; {;
debe haberse agotado todo
para que 6l comparecie-
ra o Sc defendiera de cargos
que todos los senores de la Ca
mara saben significan graves
acusaciones que podrian traer
periuicios imposibleS de RENE
diar al hombre como al funcio-
mario que de ellos es objeto.
EO no acepto como buena, CO.
mo cosa probada a primd to-
Gle, csa acusaci6n a que Sc ha
hechO referencia aqui, esa a
cusaci0n de Justification o de
cambio de records. -.
Cnnales. lO tampoco por-
que ESQ es realmeate muy pc
liagudo. Cris0sl.
d Diego. Pues para los a.
peliagudoS precisamen-
te 6 para los que hoy que te-
ner el verdadero valor civico
V afrontarIos con todo empe-
no cUandO de ellos Sc tenga
complete conocimientO: pero
iamas llegar al puntO en- que
So encuentra esta acusacl0n
u no Sc tiese Ia completa Sc
FL iuez Rodey ha de-
.-r-lrs szrr. s.rr4r. av,so u. r.0r,,TrrTErs
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ESCOBA, HIGIENICA.

Los Sres. Sanchez Morales & Ca. tienen
8 Ia venta Ia celebrada escoba DUST
LES, que no lsvanta polvo al barrer,. y
que ha tenido una gran aceptaci6n en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa, donde Sc uti-
liza en- las ofcinas del Gobierno, igle-
sias, escuelas, tiendas y casas particula-
res. Dura die5 veces mas que una es-
coba corriente, y tiene Ia grandfsima
ventaja de ser copmletamente higienica.
Dicho aparato no debe faltar en- ningu-
na casa.
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JOSE E. FIGUERAS.
AB0GA00
Ha establecido su bufete San Jose
6 altos. San Juan Puerto Rico.
Fierce en- la Corte Federal
y Cortes insulares
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COEQl[E,[REC AL

ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
Vapores americanos Caracas S. Y.
Luckembach, de Nueva York.
DE LA ISLA
Vapor americana ]. L. Luckembaeh
Costeros: Espsranza. =
DEsPACHADos
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
No hubo.
PARA LA lsLA ~
sALIo.
Vapor americana J. L.s Luckembach
Costeros: San Fernando.
BUoUEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Ethel W. Boston descargando.
Kenwood id.
Caracas, id. -
S. V. Luckembach, ID.
Mov1M1ENTo DE CABoTAJE =
Operaciones en- puertos.
Ana Maria Naguabo.
India, Arecibo.
Encarnaci6n, Yabucoa, Arroyo y
Fajardo.
Dos Hermanos Fajardo.
carmen, Fajardo.
Deseada pendiente,
Isabella, id.
Esperanza, id.
BUQUES QUE Sc AGUARDAN.
vapor espafoI Miguel Gallart, sali6
de Barcelona para esta, hacienda esca-
las intermedias, ell 81 del pasado.
Consign.: Sobrninos de Izquierdo.
Vapor espanol Conde Wifredo, salio
de Canarias, ell 27 de Mario para
Puerto Rico, Santiago de Cuda, Haba-
na y Cienfuegos.
cOnsigataros sobriaos de Esquisga.
.Vapor aleman President, procedente de
St. Thomas, recalarS ell del mes actual.
Consignatarios: Mellenkoff y Korber.
Vapor cubano Julia, procedente de
Ia Habana y puertos intermedios, estara
aqui ell 3 del actual.
Consignatarios: Villar y Ca. s,;;.
----- 1&sgt
Veleros de Ia hnea "Benner"
Goleta americana Bayard Barnes, de-
De haber salido de Nueva York para
ssts el IL del corriente.
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga.
CoTIZACIoNES DEL MERCADo
MIN.
Principles drttc,llos de alnGesM 4
ArroE:
Partido, S-25 & $50
Jap6n Ia. 4.25S4.50
Id. "a. 3.75 400
Id. valencianO st ta6.50
Aios:
Capadres, ristrs 45ctva
~ ii
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papa viejo
q dos pesos quintal.
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En- ests imprenta Sc vende papel viejo
pesos quintal.
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AMERICAN PAINTER BUYS
J.F. MlLLETs BIRTHPLACE
Continued from page ~thirteen,)

driven from Barbizon by the German-
Franco war, already III, took refuge at
Gherbourg. AS soon as the master per-
mitted he installed himself, his wife.
n their nine children in the house of
his youth. In writing to a friend, he
said OF his return:
It was a great and sad moment to.
come as a stranger to the house where
q came Into theAworld, where my par
ents had lived and died. In approach
ing this dear, old home my heart al
most smothered me oh, the memories
that flood my brain. / walked through
the fields where In early daysI cuiti-;
waited the soil. Where are those who
worked beside me, where are the dear
frienda who looked With me across the
vast expanse OF sea? i am full of mel
ancholy and soirow.'
Els brush produced only a. few more
5~canvases. among which was the well
known church of GreyNille-GIuchS.
The house today is exactly the same
as during the great painters life. With
the cooperation Of SIiilet,s relatives,
many5of whom live in Paris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott will arrange the interior as
near as possible as ii was in the days
OF the artists life there. The huge.
oAken table that was there In his youth
and the bed in which, lie was born are
among the relics that are now n their
possession at the Gruciiy house.
CHARLES DUBOIS.
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/, chattering and laughing, each seeming
to vie with he others for second place.
We went along the EBund, passing
hundreds off, .r~ikishas,' natives push
others with merchandise. We saw
thousands of chests of tea being I'M
loaded from the river boats. So far
as the tea trade is concerned, SlanE-
hal Is principally important because
1t forms the headquarters of many of
the big tea exporting houses. and also
is a point for re-shipping all the teas
from the Yangtzc valley ports.
THE scenes about Shanghai are OF
Kaleidoscope interest. We take u
peep at Sauchan Greek and the var
ious canal boats crowd and shoulder
one another like swarms of water
bugs. In these tiny hulks, covered
families are born, live, n die. with
no other habitation or environment,
and apparently seem to thrive. The
food consists mostly of fish and rice.
The green. scummy water looks un-
healthy enough to kill them all, but
as they drink only tea. for which the
water ia always boiled, there is not
50 much harm done as one might sup
pose. We next pass through the for
cign settlements OF the great eastern
metropolis. There are handsome shops
on the Nanking . and the Maloa,
Sonle OF them VIII compare favorably
with man in London and Paris. We
see the English policemen dressed as
liz on Regent street, the French send-
arne as in gay Paree, the Chinese IN
tall shiny boots. long coat With short
sword, u round cap with a tassel on
it, and last but not least we see
the imported Sikhs, splendid bronze
giants from northern India. During
the day time they wear huge red
stripped turbans wound in intricate
and towering folds above their keen,
dark faces. m peculiar rolled under
boards AT night or on chilly days
they wear huge bear skin hats. Some
of these Sikhs are mounted and with
their swords. legglngs, and gorgeous
turbans make AN imposing sight. They
are the special dread of the Chinese
indicators among whom they are
known as the Red Tops" Those OF
foot carry a fiat staff which they use
on the coolies for the slightest offense.
They remind me of the Irish police
man in Chicago, who said to a
drunken man, who had been behind
both kinds of bars. and became OBJ
%stinate. 1 don't bate you because L |
hate you, but Just to show my au-
thority.'
Our 'hoys' keep up their trot. we
are travelling along Bubbling Well road,
the most noted and one of the most
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WANTED THEM SAVED.
Lincoln Stuck to His Selection of n
Hospital Chaplain.

AusGhlHags sHNfEaF@F -If&g4 aHEEHge 200 sNA
t5, The nomination of MI. Shrisley Of
aPhiladelphias a az niyersalist, foEEs stho
position Of chaplain Tor the hospital.
was not met with favor on all sides
and a delegation OF protsstants went
to Washington 10 sec President LIN
coin on the subject. The following in
tervlew vas the result:
I'VE have called, Mr.. President. to
confer with yous regarding the appoint-
ment of Mr.. ShriEley of Philadelphia
as hospital chaplain
ooh, yes replied the president. Il
have sent his name to the senate, and
he will no doubt be confirmed at an
early date.
One of the young men replied. I'VE
have not como to ask for the appoint
ment. but to solicit you to withdraw
the nomination.
"Ah," said Lincoln, that alters the
case. But on what ground do you
wish the nomination withdrawn"
The answer al Mr., Shrigloy is
not sound in his theological opinions"
The president inquired, ON what
questions is the gentleman unlsound -
HE does not believe in endless pun
ishment- Not only so, sir, but he be-
lieves that even the rebels themselves
will be finally saved was the reply.
is that so?. inquired the president.
The members of the committee re-
sponded, Yes, sir
Wei, gentlemen, If that is so and
there is any way under heaven where
by the rebels can be saved. then, for
Gods sake and their sake,,.let the man
be appointed
Mr., ShrigleyW was appointed and serv-
ed until the end of the war.--Boston
Post.
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TOP-ENTRANCEs TO THE CHINESE CITY.
BOTT0M-WILLOW PATTERN T EA HOUSE, NATIVE QUARTER, SHANGHAI,

Y- RANK j.. HEWLETT Of this city
who is on a business trip in
China and Japan, writes to
friends in an interesting strain
of the o~fiei,tal sights he has oncoun-
tered since landing on the other side
Of the Pacific. Excerpts from his Lett
ter received Wednesday, indicate that
he Is not only investigating the Chinese
tea crop but is taking In all the avail
able sights between appointments.
What he has to say OF scenes in Shang-
hal, China, makes interesting reading:
Our largo Pacific liner. on account
of her size, did not sail direct to Shang-
hal, SO we were transferred to the
launch Alexandra. During the French
war of 1884 the Chinese, by sinking
loaded jurkS across the mouth of the
river, effectuallS blocked the way, leav-
Ing only a marrow channel for smaller
vessels. These Instructions were 10
be removed and other river improve
ments for the Woosing and Peiko We're
imposed as one Of the conditions OF the
peace negotiations of 1901. The agree
1nent was never kept. first railway
from Woosing to Shanghai was built
by subterfifge. then bought by the ang-
ny Chinese and destroyed. But China
has at last awakened from her sleep Of
many centuries. The road was rebuilt,
many Chinese owning shares. Tho
little road is now doing a profitable
business.
w preferred the launch and after
speeding up the Whang-poo river for
about 80 minutes. We're landed at the
quay on the Bund. The approach to
rDthpr GDupaefu ~, E,n,ti L
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SHANGHAI,

i beautiful II in the empire. Vic
torias with two Chinese on the box,
dressed in long coats of divers colors
n design We're pulled at a headlonE
pace by sturdy tough little Chinese
ponies. that ducked down their heads
and forged into the crowd of ''ricki-
slas' in a way to make thottenderfoot
hold his breath. Standing behind was
a fntnlan With clothes on fit for a SER
want OF the royal family. Inside was
the dafntiest dressed in gaudy
clothes, her face powdered and painted
until she rescmbled the Chinese doll
which you see in our show windows at
Christmas time. Her feet are small.
and crippled according tn the fashion
of her ran 50 that she had to be carried
through the iron gate to her palatial
residence. Professions met the eye at
every turn everywhere turmoil of
color. Banners embroidered and bril-
liant g 0 iluttering along the ways. Part
OF the ariStocracy are bourne along in
their beautiful carved Sedan chairs.
while others have adopted the modern
invention, the motor car. The coolies
dread these machines as If they came
from the internal regions, and many
still believe there Is a devil inside to
furnish the power.
Leaving II 'rickishas' outside of
the wall Of the native city, for no We
uICleS are dllOSeu OH {LnG INSIDE, as
the streets are only from four to seven
feet wide. We SAW the streets lined
with shops wherein are sold silks, furs,
chint, in fact everything Imaginable.
Some were clean and tidy, others-well,
let us forget 1t. In one window was a
pencil drawing OF former President
Roosevelt. 1t is estimated that a half
million Of people live inside these
gloomy walls. They swarm everywhere.
Beggars lie down in ron of you and
hold Zip their hands for money. We
enter the M%andarin's club which seems
an oasis in the desert. The jewelers.
guild hall where there is Il continuous
auction, IL the temple in the midst
Of a serpentine pond approached by
many crooked bridges, the veritable
landscape immortalized on ''WiIlow
pattern plates" Around the pond are
jugglers. tumblers, who perform an act
then come to you for a coin, fortune
%tellers, sausage makers, BARRIERS and
dentists plying their trades. Carpen-
tiers are making huge havy collins, 9th
ers are carving idols, but we are tired
and enter the world renowned, will
low pattern tea house for a rest.
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Inc ~ volumes Will he
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morning, June 1. 1909.
REFERENCE.
Rliss-Encyclopedia of Social Re-
form.
Foster-Cyclopedia Of Civil Govern.
ment.
Lee-Dictionary OF National Biogra-
ply, vol. Ia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clarke-Browning's England.
Headlam-VenetitL and Northern
Italy.
Observation-Disclosures INSURANCE in
the United States.
Hichens-Egspt and its Monuments.
Huneker-Egoists.
Ibsen-Brand.
Layard-Shirlcy Brooks of Punch.
FICTION.
Cholmondeley--Hand on the Latch.
Danby-Sebastian.
Observation-Disclosures.
Warner--In n Mysterious Way.
CHILDRTsN'S cooks.
Beale-Stories From the Old Testa-
ment.
Bowman-Freckles and Tan.
Crane-CindcrelIa's Picture Book.
MacManus-1n IL Chimney Corner.
Sill-Sunnytield.
Trowbridsc- Pal of Madcaps.
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JENKINS n FoxALL.

Mrs. Jennie Lee, 567 south Second
West. would like to communicate with
all persons related to or who are doing
temple work for the Jenkins or FoIall
families OF England.
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If you want to feel well, look well and
be well, take Foley's Kidney Remedy.
1t tones up the kidneys and bladder.
purifies the blood and restores health
nnd strength. Pleasant to take and
contains no harmful drugs. Why not
men today?-The6 f. T.. FILL Drug
Co., (The never substitutors.) Salt
Lake City.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES.

| A--.ESatE WHFGffr.
The following elders have renortaa
the Church historians office in this ~
thelr8 safe return home on dates ,eity
from the foreign mission field Even
pot successful labors and give ~.
en~cotflas1ng reports of conditions T..
all the missions represented: m
May l2-Winard G.. By.xater Of ~,
SiXteanth ward, Salt Lake City. f,,or'
the Netherlands mission; set avn.
April s26, 1907. anar
May l4-Hyrum Broadbent Of Ieay,,t
Alberta, Canada, from the samoan Nv Wv
sion; set apart Nov. II. 1906. - ms
May 17-Jnstus Burt Seely Of Jnt,
rain. anpete county, from the java
mission; set apart May Ii, 1907 sapA'l
May 2o--T1ouis Fugal OF Pie, e,n
Grove, Utah county. from the Northern
States mission; set apart Nov. % iGos.
presided over West Iowa conference
William F. Crow, AZ Tenth Ia,
street, Salt Lake CITY, from the somth
1907, ~ .
May 21-.ITranl1 w. Olend OF LYMAN
uinta county, Wyo., from the Swe.aIsh
mission; set apart Nov. 81, 1906.
William Morgan Nelson OF Globe en-,
county, Ariz., from the British mis-
sion; set apart Oct. Is. 1908: called hons
on account of financial conditions.
May 25-csharles L Augerbal,or Of
Brigham City, from the Swiss-German
mission; set apart Jan. q, 1907, -
George Edward Abel, Jr., Of American
Fork, Utah county, from the Neither.
lands-Belgium mission; set apart Crt
II, 1906.
Jens d. Nielsen OF Manti, sanpeta
county, from the Scandinavian mission.
set apart June is. 1908; return on ac-
count of lameness.
May 27-Robert Is. White OF Beaver.
Beaver county, from the Southern
States mission; set apart Dec. 5, 1906:
presided over tho North Carolina con-
ference.
Albert w. Curtis Of Oakley, cassia
county, Ida, from the Southern States
mission; set apart Oct. o. 1906.
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FINLEY OF UNITED STATES.

All persons related to, or having
genealogical records OF the Finleys of
the United States, will confer a favor
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Ever Hear Of
White Coal?

It is to supply the power, the
heat and the artificial light of
the future. When that time
comes good old Josiah Spruceby
will have quit raising hay and
huckleberries on the upperforty-
acre patch, because he can make
ten times as much from
Water Farming
Sounds like lot Of foolish words
all this talk about white coal"
and "water farming"
Maybe-but there's no one
thing of more Importance to the
next generation than these sub
jects. Really, they are enc sub
ject, for without Water Farming
we can have very little White
Coal.
John L. Mathews has written
an article for HAMPTON'St that
will thrill you with the bigness,
the strength, the Importance of
WATERING kind that floods
a valley, and destroys lives and
property; or, when reservoired
and EARNED" changes from an
element of destruction to one Of
greatest usefulness and economy.
Mathews has done a fine Job
onthiS fact.stOrv He has writ
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by writing to John Finley Merriu5 o..
ham City. Br1s-
INNI#I9lIF -~-~--- NINN5IIWsn - "E4-
WATERMAN OF ENGT.AMn

xAIEFtMAN OF ENGLAND.
Mr.. William Swanson, 3a7 eas, ,a<,
South, desires to do temple W.T. rltll
the Waterman family Of England ior
would Ike to hear from ALL connso as'i
with that family. ieetea
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 90 volumes will be
added to the public library Tuesday
morning, June L. 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29

May 14-Hyrum Broadbent OF rea,3,.
Alberta, Canada, from the samoan mis-
sion; set apart Nov. II. 1906. @
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29

Inquiries in this column elicit many
replies evIdencing the widespread in
terest taken in the department
The following letter received by the
secretary explains itself:
Paradise Utah, May 20, 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29

May 17-Justus Burt seely Of E,b
RAIN. sanpete county, from the Jana
mission; set apart May Ii, 1906.