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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday. August s. 1900

steamer Kronprinzessin CeciiIe 1Csr, roh
July southampton and CherboIrs Is M Bremen
and ndse rr;eo ana 4Sl steerage passengers ms ~
Steaher Ssamacca tDutch). Van der I.st ~
- and Trinidad "a 10 the Rs lido
West India Mail SIS co, with 10 Noyai Dutch
hase arrived at the Ear m e0's' mails and
steamer Yale Halves Boston Angus, q .
Quarantine a m W" Nose Passed IN
York and CUBA Man Rogers Havana July 81 to tho New
ai s, m1sS aTrived a. the Bar s:o7 m malls
Nhefnourg -. 10 Oelrichs & 40 r.l July - and
c n IN Quarantine al $50 n m "s7's
pbio ttr), HARDWOOD London T,t.,
brose Channel IIxbt,ht' -Four miles east OF Am
steamer Cymbeline tBrl Kef taanar,h a.,
s.iS m -~-N"'ieu III quarantine
r S,ean s harley tsr, Long. Perth Amboy "a vs,
puN 20. raised In Quarantine At Ssp n n, vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
HENRY A. WISE RETURNS FROM PARIS

Henry A Wise. United States Attorney who was
In Paris at the taking of testimony i'm the Panama
Canal libel case. returned yesterday the steam
ship Kronprzessin Cecilie and went al once TO his
home. AT No. 60 West 10Th street. lie win he al his
office in the federal building to-day. Mr. Wise said
that none of the evidence taken at Paris would he
made public at this time. He will take up the
preparation Of the cases against the American
Sugar Refining Company and F. Augustus Heinze
and his associates. but before doing this spend
several days at Cape Charles. Va to recuperate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04

steamer Vinland tNorl. Schjott Puerto Paia =. 4
20 the cuba Planters Company. with fruiS N'
the Bar at 1880 a m -, =
steamer CoIonia tBr cahIel WOOdcocS rom 81
pairing cable Left Quarantine az I00 a n
steamer Nasss chusetts Barrett. Boston a1s55s
the New England Navigation Co. With mdss =
Quarantine at sos a m x,4s u
steamer Princess Anne Tapey. Nevpoll... r,,s =
Nor1olA. % the old Dominion - Co. WIZ 49,
mdse. Left Quarantine at 5 50, r-,v n
steamer Mohawk. Kemble. Jacksonvils -. ,asssrs
Charleston August 7. % the CLYDE IS 60 WIN
and mdSe Lett Quarantine ar 500 ~ a, ne ~
steamer Chesapeake, Delano. Baltinos rfs ia
York and Baltimore Transportation Inv
I~ft Quarantine az $50 m. ,n MY 81 y
steamer City % Atlanta, Suiith, SsNa4 Ish or
the Ocean s. Co. with passengers ana H's
antine at A a. m u,.r., Nrfs
July T. Vera Cruz - and Havana ~ " Dsssrs'
Trasatlantica with 90 cabin and - s'ee'A
and mdse Arrived The Bar al . : y. sAs;s =,
Steamer Den 81 Ruthven tbri $3.50 AZ the -
20 10 Norton & son. IN ballast AitiNe III
-.rnn 1uf 1.
steamer Berlin Ger. Langreuter, a ~ Win y
Naples "A and Gibraltar IS. 20 Cercns ~Sss Nr'"
calm and 2t2 steeraSe passengers a"u -
AZ the Bar 8 IS -, Wind sAsl y
sandy Hook n o. Aug 3 $50 m5C Susn
breeze: partly CLOUDY. moderate s''N
SAILED. xsras
Steamers Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger. M arrsL -,
Dutch Rotterdam: Europa tltal e|Sareston; -ss
Arthur: Anita (Norl. Nipe ApaSne. - IN Rio go
(GeTI Flushng: Saxoleins tBr' HVss,-,,nnah. n
ton: Sabine. Galveston city or T,,s-sados. P1s ~
Jefferson Norfolk: CiOyaz Bran HSSl.sssy 5rins'
Joseph Cuneo tNorl Port Antoni'' -
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN po'

ARkiN Ell TfA -
Havre Au< 1-Prins Wtllem ~ L,,..,sfsrisrL la.
West Indies and Venezuela toi IVY WY for Naq'
IAghorn Aug I-Calabria (Brl NeNr YORK -.,<,-
London. Aug Minneapolis tbrh 80 york yis y
Liverpool Aug 2-Lusitania (Rrl. We" - -
town. - yVuhelm II W. :.
Bremen Aug & n a m--Kaiser W.. 80, Yss
YORK via Plymouth and Chernouss..z tpsnl W
Copenhaeen Aug g. noon-United s'A 80 rss
via Christiansand .r.r,ks Ger -
HamburS Aug 2 las m--Ame' -. So
via Plymouth and Cheroo9Is .~, New fors "A
Nontevideo Aug s-DaltoEhah tsrs possro vss .
nort News Tor Buenos Ayres sna ar Ne~ -
st Thomas. Aug .. a m'-Nor0H' yun
AIxoa Bay. Aug 2-corfs Castle '7'''
NspIesp July si-Iuisisns GtsD. Ne"
SAILED. r.xk ris
Liverpool. Aug s-Carmanis '7''
town -, Ssau York -
Para Aug f-Cearense tBrl. NsN ex YoFk Sss "
Seieids aus f-ESxcesior tCiers N,rdlar tBfs -
I},.rn,,,Ss AuT g. 1880 a nl--ne SsW York
Sshanr Aug I--St Patrick thl. -
PASSED. - ,or Sse~
sasr.s Aug a-esrmana arr. Ne" '' :. ps,''
Marsaillss "a, Nav YORK W
AMER. Aug 5-BordereT 'D'1'
Pekaongan
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SAD END OF JOY RIDE"
Girls Go srith Strange Men-No5c
Penniless an Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Aug. S.-Two young women about
nineteen years old, complained TO the detective bu-
this afternoon that they had been kidnapped
In automobile from the home their aunt on
Long Island and brought Philadelphia by three
men. They gave the names of Marie Weber and
Lucia Greene and said they lived in Brooklyn
I'VE We're spending summer vacation at the
home of Mrs. Mary Hoffman. in LynbrOok, Long
Island" said Miss Weber. 'She keeps a boarding
house on the Merrick Road right near the Wander
bile Cup course. and lots OF automobiles pass there
every day. Sunday afternoon a fine big with
three men in it stopped at my aunts for something
suggested that Lucia and take a little ride with
them. We hestated. but the people the porch
urged us 20 so ahead, so We jumped into the
THE automobile started of at an awful clip. but
We enjoyed II; pretty soon came 10 a ferry and
go a little further
a little way beyond Trenton. al a lonely spot
the stopped and the men insulted US, but
We fought them all the way 10 Philadelphia. We
had 10 struggle with them.
we got here last Sunday night and the car was
left at big garage. One Of the took US TO a
hotel at 18th and Flbert streets and left there
Neither he nor HIS companions molested US after
ward. but haven't cent"
The girls being cared for while the police get
word 10 their relatives.
r. II. Itjen, proprietor CT the Park Hotel, Lyn-
brook. said the telephone last night that two
girls reached his place at O'Clock Saturday They
paid for weeks board. Itjen said thatwhen the
girls failed 10 come 10 dinner Sunday lie made
inquiries about them. An employe told him that
he saw the girls get into automobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
oRuDeED WHILE HUSBAND MoToRep.

Mrs. Adeline Greiner. in asking Justice Crane
yesterday in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn. to omen
the default In her husbands divorce suit declared
that she had worked a domestic for $40 a month
while her husband had 5000 automobile in
which he took rides with his stenographer Justice
Crane signed order directing the husband 10
show cause why the interlocutory decree should not
be vacated. The Greiners were married in 1891 and
have six children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
HENRY cLEws WARNS SPECTATORS

Henry Clews posted the following notice the
bulletin board in his Office yesterday a warning
10 speculators of limited means who might feel in
cIined TO dabble in the market at the prevailing
high prices;
Stocks are now getting such luxuriantly high
ground that angels soon won't dare 10, tread
thereon. None but the rich should take too great
liberty just now with their bank reserves by get
ting heavily in debt through oversanguine
temperaments. word 20 the wise is sufficient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
U. S. MINE DESTROYER AFIRE.

Fire was discovered I'm the hold OF the United
States mine destroyer r.. T. Frank yesterday in
the drydock OF Theodore Smith g. SON in Jerse,,
City. A report spread that there was dynamite on
the vessel. and this caused a scattering OF the
crowd in the vicinity OF the drydock. but IL was
soon learned that the was false ana that
there no explosive on the destroyer The fir.
was put out with loss of about 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
The BREAD LINE RE-EsTaaI

Plans were filed yesterday for the reconstruc,,o,
of the store building formerly occupied bv the NJ
creery firm, at llth street and Broadway To No..
damaged by nre about five weeks ago The i'm
proFemenis "iil cost $500 and will include the
elimination OF the old-fashioned mansarI -
and the building Of a full story at the fifth noor
The reftting of the ground floor for the Fleiscb
mann restaurant and bakery was begun several
weeks ago, and at the same time their midnigbt
bread line charity resumed supplying bread and
coffee TO the hungry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04

Japan Corea. China ana Philippine ISL
i ig1s IVA ISrceT Aug $50 Pm
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia via
NanccuVe, and Victoria. p Cha
H mana i,r,n o.: Aug S. $50 p m
Pine Islands tva Francisco)-Nip-
JI pSn H3GS. ;i Aug II. $50
H snaI wa Sssttle3Ianse Msru Aug -. $50 D m
torea and China tvia Franciscol-
Siberia .-..-............ 10
japan Corea and Chira specially adj 49, y "'
dressed only. tvia Seattlel-Oceano a -,
japan Corea and China and Philippine " 800 y ''
Islands tvta Vancouver ana Victorfsl-
Empress OF India. ...............- Au1 % s.sou
New zealand. Australia (except ~ . VA
samoan Islands and New Caledonia wi
Guam and PSippi5 sedI Isi;ns go Aug %. $50 m
franeiscol-U 5 Transport. .......-. SAINT = s.eo.
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HEAVY SENTENCE FOR RosBINe FIRM

Herbert ". Wells twenty-five years old of No
PIG West l35th street, formerly clerk emnIo,eS
by Broadway clothing house. was sentenced 70
state prison for not less than three wears nor
than ten years In the Court of General SEES
sions yesterday. following his plea of e,iIt,, 10
grand larceny in the first degree. Within a year
Wells is alleged to have stolen from sIb OA0 .o
10000 worth of clothing from the store ana 10
Brooklyn and Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
THE zEPPELIN's PROPELLER BROKEN.

Frankfort. Aug. 3-The airship Zeppelin II LEFT
here to-day for Cologne. a distance OF 10 miles.
but obliged 10 return account OF an acct
dent 10 her machinery. After flying a short dis
tance one Of her propeller blades broke and an
other worked loose and fell TO the ground. The
airship returned here. \ propeller will have
to he brought from Friedrlchshafen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

eGt ne which reported as eaa miles cas-. OF
~ tcH az a m Yesterday. will probably about
ne SaTragansett which reported a43 miles east
about to-day. 1900 ''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SuAse fS4 sunset no Moon rises 9;22 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook a;35l Gov Island $50 He'll Cfata n 40
4 M-Saaly Hook so Gov Island fO:os Hell CATE n SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04

sraall boys are luggins ~
wash suits in great spirits t + ~ -
because the stock is unusn.II. aan
plete for this season of ons
broken stocks. ee''erstN
Not to speak Of some pr;cs
ions which bring the whole w.. = I' \
of Russian sailor suits down ' to IN .
prices. !" 'ne
$3.50. $3.50 and $3.50.
As for bigger boys suits-v,..
Norfolk and double breasted '. Aoh
fancy mixtures. 80
The revisions there ranoa N >
wav up to $500 on a suit, al y
$3.50. $3.50 and slO.5o nor
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Store,
Warren ST. 13-h ST.
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Springs mail
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ARTERI.Y MEETING OF THE AMsRlEN a
" sttute Thursday. Aug 5fh. 1903. at ~ N' "
ST. y. NJ. r a e DAYTON. Sec'y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-10
yOR oARLOS DICKRt



1ais vuestra propla casa
al subir la a,la, " Guppy intefroga con IL nrad1
4 NJ Weeyle que hace ademan negative.
Legan al anaa apasento dc Tony que les parece ho-
= ,tle Fta I'm DEL fuego que encendieron en- Ia
llee strante aquclla noche memorable; todo 10 que
tecan nspra repugnanca indecibe dan rrisl
npaqueta los pocos bIetos que han vendo recoger
y haban voz baja.
- Yes ALA ese cato que acaba de entrar?-dce NJ
Weevie retroeediendo terror
Horrible animal, efeco-responde NJ Guppy, que
.e retira etras de la saSmall ha conado que des
pue de haber estadotoda la noche frioso hugo poT
Il te ado donde permanec0 hasta ell momento en- que.
aco como un hueso cay6 por la chimenea Ilas sisto
n,nca un animal cscf Drase que comprende 10 que
sltcele parcce Il xieo Krook Cato goo' fnera de
aqu animal del infernoi
Lady .Juana on,ereza la cola ensefa los dentes ~
5niic "a menor tEsy de oheiecer peTo habendo trope
zao con Il ~ Tu Ainghorn. vuelve. eseupe Sobre las
aas negarS procurador sube la escalera ianzando
fasullidos de c6lera.
-Senor Guppy-dcc 81 Tulknghorn,-Ime permit
~ cue os olga dos palabras'
Weeve sf5 f.uaiendo IN collection de bellezas de Ia
cssa Bre:aa que aepoa despues sobre ana VEGA oaJ"
81 nino.
~ sIte-a--e~.i.nsle rnborizandose.siempre he de
sr--'a s.r 49, u iodos los ndviduos del foro- esIe
-eis..-ea.e e. .sasen-s Tan disngudas como vos sin
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a.
LA CASA LnsUBRB 345
embargo os pdo senior Tukinghorn que comuniqueis
10 que eneis que decrme preseneia de mi amigo Wee

embargo pido Tulkinghorn, que comunqutis
10 que tehes que decrme presenea de mi amigo Wee
-tY por queg-pregunta cl procurador
-Tengo para hacerlo mis- razones que, sin sern
sonaes, bastan suicenemente para motivar esa pc
tici6n. 4
No 10 dudo--oice NJ. Tulknghorn tan mperturbablc
la osa de la chmenea haca la cual Sc adelanta
Por otra pare el asunto de rata de I'm
portancia no merece ver,lad. que mpongdis eord
clones
Sc para sonrendo y sonrsa tan apagada como Ia
tela de pantal6n.
He venido nicamente para elicitaros; sois muy a'r
tunado, M. Guppy.
No 10 negare seiior Tulkingborn.
-Teneis amigos de alta alcurnia. entrais los oTu-
lentos palacioS reciben eeganes damas fero.
b6is Guppy que hay muchas personas londfe>
que para haarse puesto harlan = sacrieio
de orejas9
-Cabailero-reSpande 81 Guppy. daria tii vez ias
suyas encendnias dos ascuas para haiarse -
rresfo de dichas personas-si eumplo todos ebcreS
que exigc mi profession 81 kenge Carboy II" tenen
queia dc mi impora POGO que pese nsdic, nj al ms
mo senior TuIkinghorn que tensa tales cuales argos
Pcronad cabalero doy mas explioaciones 10 dgo
todo el respeo que mereceis tratar de oen
dcros
No H. dudo-respomde NJ Tulkinghon calma-<-
Veo por esos rctrstos-siIade dirgiendcse Al Weevle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-10
La Senana que terIliilt
Estado del tempo

En- la seccion sobre todo el tiempo
promedio /ligeramente mas fresco
mucho mas hnmedo de 10 usual duran
te la primera semana de Febrero.
Tia reinado un tempo parcialmente.
nublado nublado por entero.
La temperature ha sido unusualmen-
te alta ell primer dia de la semana. do
mingo 81 de Enero, siguiendo despues
un tempo fresco, nublado y lluvioso
los dias l, 2, 3 y de Febrero, con
fuerte excesiva lluvia en- toda la ma
yor parte de la secci6n.
Hubo atraso en- las operaciones agri-
colas y varios rios crecieron, pero me-
ha habido informes de serios dailos
Durante los dos tltimos dias de la Sc
mana ha reinado un tempo parcial-
mente nublado con ligeros reparti-
dos aguaccros en- las divisiones n y r.
La temperature media en- la seceion
fue 1913 grades ell promedio de La
precipitation fue 2.42 pulgadas
La temperature mas alta que han
informado fue 50 grades, La mas bala-
"a
La precipitation semanal fuc nnn-
sualmente fuerte en- todos ladoS. me
nos en- los terrenos bajos de la disi-
sion S.
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E| u|Ir!je en- Ia PeF|a
LOS AUToREs

III juez Lassalft.. dict6 aver tar,ie
auto dc prision contra Pedro t'nentes
v Juan Cabrera, como alntores de I'm
delito de ultraje en- La persona de
Acistla Qninones, cuyo hcs:ho ocurri6
en- el sitio denominado ola ParlaD CT
La madrugada del domingo.
Fueron puestos en- libertad como re
sultado de la Investigation, isaiaS FL
gueroa, alas Flor, Manuel Ramirez
Jose L. Lander.
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MA0NESlA AEREADA ANTIBILI0SA
DEL, M. BLANCO

Con su uso desaparece e1 ex-
trenimiento, Indigestion, dolo-
res de cabeza, jaqueca, bills,
hcido del estomago, en- general
aodos los desarreglos producidos
Dor Ell estomago { intestinos.
FARMACIA DE BLANCO
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Lo de Ia Marina

Fsta aahana SO orden6 81 arrcsts,
como supuestOs complicados en- Il sncc-
so de la Marina, cuyo asunto est6 ba-
% Ia acci6p del fiscal senior CampiiIo,
de los j6venes Luis Berries y Antero
Tarazona.
FL informe del fallecimiento d.
Luisa Macias, fue presentado por -
doctor Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-10

I Hoy Sc procedera en- Yauco, Ia
Investigation formuada por la joven
Maria Rivera, contra ell guardia Gas
par Alomar de aquel puesto. 4 quien
acusa de ultraic en- SUI persona
FL jefe de la policia orden6 Ia CO.
rrcspondiente investigation.
La denunca de la Rivera ha produ-
edo un escandalo en- La sociedad de
Yauco.
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De Ponce
SIGUEN LOS INCENDIOS

Anoche sc declararon en- Ponce. dos
lneendios, uno en la planta electrical Y
otro en- la residencia de doiia Petra
Gonzalez, domiciliada en- la calle de
Ganhules.
No sc reglstraron desgraoias mi hllhu
perdldas de consideration.
Las a'rtoridades investigan los he
chos.
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a. s. l.5O

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judieiales, Aym-
tamientos. CorpOraeiones y snplsedns
de todos los ramos, sino tambi6n para
ia comerciantes, industriales y perso-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento Dc La
r.eycs de- Puerto Rico aprobadas poF
as Camaras y el Consejo Executive sn
81 pasado niio he 1907.
Sc venaen $50 en- ID Librerfa del
Eoi4ttu kAreAntil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-10

Anoche ell cabo Soltero, sorprendi6
una jugada cn In calle del Sol, en In
residencia de Magdaleno Goa, y fileron
arrestados siete individuos.
La Corte de Distrito de Arecibo ha
hecho los seiialamientos sigurentcs, en-
apelaciones:
Contra Antonio de JESUS delito i'm
postura.
Contra Francisco Hernandez IN
fracci6n ordenanzas municipalities.
Contra Nicolas Quintero. contra la
paz piblica.
Contra Juan Losada. acometimiento
y aggression.
Cuarto termino de Febrero y Mar
10 de 1909.
Anoche ocurri6 IN fuego ON Salinas,
destr,yendose el bohio de Juan Cruz
Ortiz. El hecho fue casual.
Aver muri6 en- Salinas, a consecllen-
Ella de un accidente EN- la central Agui-
IRE, el operario Paseual Perez.
Sc di0 aviso del hccho Il las autorlda
DIES locales
Aver tarde fue sorprendida en- Alias
co. seg1n telegraanas de la policia, una
iugada en- la casa de Hip6fto Otero
y fueron arrestados cinco indlviduos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-10

Ha tornado possession del pucsto do
policia de Yanco, el jefc seiior San
MILAN, quien srstituye al senior Mar
tinez Chapel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-10

Ha sido rccomcndado para el ear
go de sub-ssecretario del a Corte dc
Distrito de Ponce al seiior Francisco
Negroni, de YamcO.
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NOTDClAS

I'll corresponsal en- Manati, informa
del siguicnte suceso, ocurrido en- el
barrio aCotop de aquella Jurisdiction.
Viva una americana con su hijo,
mayor de edad, este se encontraba
fucra, y la madre Ne entretenia en- los
quehaceres dc su hogar cuando vi6 que
ardia su casa consecuencia de una
cl.ispa, la infcliz Sc turb6 de tai name
ia que en- vcz de correr hacia la puer-
In Sc introdujo en- una alcOba y al que
rer salir 81 10 encendieron los vcsti--
dCs. Gracas Ia actividad de dos
vecinos no murio abrazada, aunque re
sult6 con qucmaduras muy graves de
las cuales murio al siguiente dia. Con
curricron al lugar del suceso el seior
iucz, secrctario, medico 81 jefe de
policia, quicncs investigator el hecho. .
FL delcgado sen0r Tizol ha prcsen--
tadO un bill para abrir una oficina ge-
neral de Estadistica del trabajo y la
industria en- esta sla, bajo la direc--
ci6n control de un ComisiOnaho de
la ofcina del Trabajo y Establishes,
v bajo la dependencia del Secretarlo
de Puerto Rico.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola, tome LAXATIVO BRO
MO-QUININA. FL boticario devolvera
ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La firma de E,
w. GROVE sc halla en- cada cajita.
Desde aver guarda cana atacado de
bronquitis, el superintendent de Sa-
nidad don Tomas .Vazquez. Celebra-
remos su restab'ecimiento
FL .inez del Toro Cuevas, ha senala-
do para los dias Is y 10 la lectura
del calendario en- asuntos civiles.
Actualmente sc esta construyendo en-
Cidra. una escuela bajo la direccion
del seIior Julio Rivera.
IIa sido puesto en- libertad provl--
sional bajo fianza, el individuo Rafael
Fig,leroa, que hirio Claudio Santae-
la, en- PONCE
Sc encuentra en- San Juan desde
aver Ell senior Degetau Y Gonzalez.
Esta tarde saldra para su residencla de
Aibonito
Fin Utuado, la poIicia arresto aver,
Ia Hermenegildo Mmtalvo, como auto
res de un robo de ave. pertenocen-
tes al ministro protestante de la igle-
sia de aquei pueblo.
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-03-03
GOOD FRIDAY AS A HOLIDAY.
Rev. n. G.. Brun of Forest City

The state legislature will soon face
a petition of at least $4,000 Iowa
voters asking that Good Friday be
made a legal holiday. Rev. N. c..
Brun of Forest City is the author
of the movement and he has gone
about it in a systematic way, and all
over the state these petitions are be-
ing circulated. According to Mr..
Brun, the reason that this request
is made is that Lutherans, Cath
lies and children of other churches
whose creed requires the observance
of the day may be allowed to re-
main away from school without
their being marked absent. While
other days are being celebrated in
honor of the births Of great men,
in honor of heroic deeds in battle,
for labor, for thanksgiving, etc.
the reverend gentleman concludes
What could be more proper and
becoming a Christian people than
to set aside as a legal holiday the
day of the death of Him who gave
His life for us, and dedicate 1t tC
prayer and glorification of Hi.
name"