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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-09
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE-Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
4:OO p. NC. & o. Limited Daily, Fast yes
tibuied train Pullman sleepers 60 licking
ton Louisville, Cincinnati Indiana coils
Chicago. and St. Louis. Connection for yir-
ginia Hot Springs. Pullman car Louisville
to Memphis and New Orleans. Dining ears
a Ia carte service
u.IO p Nj. F. V LIMITED. Daily
Solid vestibuIe train. Pullman sieapers 10
Cincinnati Lexington anu Louisville daily
and Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS Dim
Ing cars, a Ia carte service. Pullman
sleepers Cincinnau TO ChicagOand St Louis
and Louisville to Memphis. Nashville. ana
New Orleans.
Chesapeake and Ohio OG1ces. 5ls Pennsvf-
vanfa avenue: 1889 + street and New Union
Station Telephone Main 1856 or 2206 for
tickets. baggage checks. reservation. ana
TaXiCab. my9-ts
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

SO-ROOM HOUSE; finely furnished; located
IN best residential section OF city on Column
bia road near car lines. Suitable for Con-
gresham Apply GRANVILLE G. BRAD
FORD. SOS l4th 81. \. W. Phone NJ. 1870.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

~ o<1AGT MISCELLANEOUS.
=. SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
S90 Drop Head Singer. .........., so 90
$40 Drop Head Sewing Machine - - N
80 Drop Head New Home % al
NV SEWING MACHINES. soc WEEK.
RENTALS. 15e WEEK. open Evenings
"a L. GIVEN. t-5 Pa. ave. S. &,
100
FOR sALE-Racing boat; hui n n 7or~-
H. beam, near completion 10 fair offer
refused 1905 3 ST S. e. jes-5t
FOR SALE slate manteIs Ia1-oI--. .
ranges IN good condition. n. A. LEEsE
-, 81 - ~ W JeS-5t
NOW WEIGHING g4-6I6-gIS-596 731b =,
y. W, and 1870 and 1902 g ST. : W eo.,th-
west corner 18th and q n. W All noaferIol
Ter sale marble mantsis. 200, COO brick
apply on premises on 10 T.. EDW. CLARK
builders supplies and Expert Wrecker "a;
New jersey ave Day phone y 27g. Night
phone y. 714l. ie4-7t
UPRIGHT PIANOS. S165; S cash and a
monthly; $50. SO monthly, fully warrant
cd. Open evenings till . Estab "a vs.
HELBiG BROS, l5f2 7th. ie7-tf
FOR SALE-Launch, 17x4 II. in GOOD
condition. H. p. engine; sl35. Apply 2ly7
s. - ". JEST
FOR sALE-Alternating current arcs C1e
- ampere, needs slight repairing 5000: ono
o aInperes perfect, $3.50 a. BACHRACH
1SSl + 81 Je7-3t'
PIANos-PIANOs-
Best G 1aI NS pr, Guaranteed e. Tuned Free
!. p. ROBERTSON. 1910 9TH sF. n. W
out OF High Price District
OPEN EVENINGS. CASH OR CREDIT
REMOVAL SALE OF PIANOS
The Time Is drawing near for us 10 take
possession Of our new building So We are
cutting prices TO the extreme TO close ont
every piano before move. Here are ssrns
OF the bargains IN high-Srade pianos-aII
IN good condition. ChiCkering $3.50 Milton
500. Anabe Grand $780, Hartman $3.50
Shohihger' 500 Eose' $780, Hartman. $40
Big bargains Ia Players. Easy terms a.
J. DeAOLL < CO, Open evenings. 1871 e 81
FOR SALE carloads Of window and door
ScreenS aid all kinds or screen material AZ
lowest prices screens from lie up Screens
made 20 order. kLEEBLATS Iith and b
- r my4-SCt
DEAD CLOCKS brought 10 life In short ar,
DER mail card OF phone Line. I5l-Y 70 DE.
RIBAUGH. j=w~ler. u II 81. n. W
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Trunk Repairing.
Rug Weaving.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD
CARPETS; RUG AND CARPET CLEANING
A SPECIALITY. THE WASHINGTON RIG
WEAVING CO. OFFICE AND WORKS. 95l
0lH ST y. W. PHONE MAIN ss25
je7-tf
FINE RUGS woven from old carpets; Orien-
tai rugs repaired. cleaned, carpets rented
Gail or write FOR circular. ORIENTAL
FLUFF RUG WORKS 1905 +. Main 69as
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MOTORCYCLES.

FOR SALE-Used motorcycles: / Yale.
Mitchell 3 Indians. . ENcelsioTS. also j new
Minnea polls two speed; all above can be
bought on easy payments. =. NJ. CORR. SIS
9th 81. -. ". je5-tt
Buy THE BEST-Reliance Motor Cycles 8
models Auto Tire Repair Works. Sole Agts.,
18th and . sts. y. ". Phone \. 1857.
my3-s0t
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FOR SALE-A lot OF good work horses soId
for want OF use also one stanhope and one
surrey. Apply rear as Pennsylvania ave- NV
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. F

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a. m.-Diner, Pullman Parior.
1900 a. m.-Observation Parlor, 5-hour Train,
800 a m--Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
I'll 90 a. m--Diner and Pullman ParIor car
|1:o0 .. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor car.
900 D. M Royal Limited" All 2uilmans
Ffve-hour.
f4:oo p. m.-Coaches to Philadelphia.
. 90 D. m.-Diner and Pullman Parfs-
800 D. m,-Coaches 20 New York
s12.I5 y. T.-Sleepers to New York
'2:5 a. m.-sleePers to Philadeiph3a and New
ATLANTic CITY. t7:O0 &c., tu:oo a. nj
90. 800 .. m
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOJR
%. 80 800. 1880 200, .7:2o SEQ $40 .o.oo
$50, ff0:00, Fi1:O0 a m. $500 noon Hos
LOO. lib. f2:00. 300. 1920, 1880 u m
as. 500 1903. $50 ts:oo, $50 f7:0o. fs:SS
- o. sle:00 "i0:55. al 80 s12:I5 y. T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, III. $50 D. IN.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTsBURG. 1910 a m. 'I:27. $40 D. M m
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 p m.
WHEELING. 1910 a. m. $3.50 D. m
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m, = 20. go pm.
FREDERICK, $780, 1910. 1915 a. m. 80,
H1GERsTowN. 1910 a. m. $500 p. m.
ANNAPOLIS, s7.20, $500 A. m, fI2:C5 noon
43:a0. 1890, $3.50. and 1880 ?. m
'Daily. Except Sunday. ESunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Ofhces; ifi7 G St. Tel Main 1881; SO
station Ticket Once. Main 1850; Information
Bureau Main 1880. my30-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

\ CMnAn OF EENTUCakHs l,Alesssslrsn qUsees exREea@ ns&&- sGmNRs. 1zEAA1xygk CO.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

kefride sa<saia of rsodsrn lifa; ws need eo6s5Fy. VIC wiit De n ths ,fs}srs. ss Tn tho spask t1e stay. and etren<tn of ssids!ss: sad ssssseiliss ss S ssiflt n slns @ sss Theodore Roosevelt.
 Tho White House Februafy 2. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
UNION sPRINas Nnws.
The, TuataaI YsaxSheen es the sENausht
 NamAS CRuk


 T'he InataaI I4unShsen eE sAe sCESaaeAty
 Nsness Club.
 Union Springs. Feb ts.-r( Especial. .l-= The initial luncheon of the '.Naugtty Hine' Club, new organization, with Miss Lena Mae Harris: was one oi exception interest,". .-g-, 'S
 The day was ideal, the sun shone bright on a. rain washed world. The home of the fair. hostess was bower of beauty with It's decorations oi white carnations and maidenhaiT ferns When the curtains yelling the dining room we're drawn aside, per- feet vista of l0veliness slGddened the eye. The color scheme was white and green. The polished table was cov- tered with exqfisite drawn work plate doilies and center piece upon which rested brilliant silver candelabrs and dainty cut glass. The light of many candies shone on white and green heart-shaped hints. cakes and satin rice bags, each tiny bag being a member in beautiful SgliE leters with e caruation attached. A. large bow of white satin rlbbof deaked with car nations adorned the chalr of the hos tess.
 The rice hearts and other bridal favors gave a hint to the Naughty Nine" of a'comfug event. which was "casting bright shaGows before" An elegant three course luncheon was served, but before parkaking of this dainty repast Mss yvv3iSa ReynoIdA, in Ia voice thrilled with tender emotion, announced the betrothal and approach ing marriage of Miss Lena Mae Har.- ris to 1sr Thomas Jefrerson Browne. of Cairo. Oa.ss the marriage to be sol emniSsd in the Rtesbyterian ChuFch the last of March. The fatr and ppp- ular hOstsss was dsiu&ad with eood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

lculture. 1t is not within the sphere. of any government to recognize the fargsrs business or reconstruct, ,ls the IL is. however. quite within ts-poyer to use It's influence and the machinery of publicity which 1t can control for and the % facts. For example. t is the obvious duty of the Government to call the attention of farmers 10 the grow ing monopolisation of water power. that power. on reasonable terms. for cheap transportation, for lighting their homes. and for innumerabie uses in the daily tasks on the farm.
 Life on the FaFms
 It would be idle to assert that life on the farm occupies as good pc sition in dignity desirabiiity,s and bus mess results as the farmers might sSs sSs shisf eve dicaisies se s ss faiars Of country life. as tt exists at present, to satisfy the higher social and intellec- tnal aspirations of country people. of so mach ne Of sp'e sns Ssst elements in tss rural population Into the towns Is due chiefly to this cause or to the superior business opportunities of city life may ali familiar With farm fife throughout the United States can Hafl to recog- nize the necessity for buildipK up the life Of the farm upon It's social as N 7
 It Is true that country life has i'm health. and d comfort. and that the tseg were Bnt ey rs fs fser is ing even more rapidly, because Of the greater attention which Is being given by the citizens of the towns to their the Introduction of efrective agricuI- turai co-operatfon throughout the United States is of the first impor.. tarce. Where farmers are organized themselves much more readily of bus mess opportunities and improved methods, but 1t Is found that the orr sanizations which bring @ them togeths also for social and intellectual ad-
 The cosoperative plan Is the best Fave Sa the @ right spirit to carry 1t sn oat Under this plan any business under every man has one. vote and onlx one cording to what he sells or buys or supplies. It develops individual re- sponsfbility and has a moral as we'll as financial value over any other
 I desire only to escounssi with the farmers as fellow w-citfzens. It is not the problem of the. farmers alone that am discussing with them, but a problem which affects every city as we'll as every farm in the country. It Is problem which the working farm CTS will have to solve for themselves; In only less degree all the rest of us, and therefore If we can render any help toward its solution. 1t is not only our duty but our interest to do so.
 Remsom for CoknsalsmAom.
 The foregoing will. I hope, make 1t clear why 1 appointed commission to consider problems of farm life which have hitherto had far too little att tention, and the neglect of which has not only held back life in the coun- try. but also lowered the efficiency of the whole nation. The welfare of the farmer is of vital coflsequence to the welfare of the whole community. The streng gkh ening Of country life, fhere- fore. is the strengthening Of the whole nation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
Roosevelt .Submits Report
 On Country Life Commission

Washington. Feb. D. President Roosevelt today transmitted the fol- lowing special message on his country Te the ssnats and House of Repre-
 transmit herewith the report of zhe Commission of Country Life. At the outset. desire to point out that not dollar of the public money Z has ,s,s work on the commission.
 The report shows the general con- dition of farming life in the open pSobiems; iI it indicstss ways in which the Government, National and State. may show. the people how to solve so sasss el contin,,ancs % gos If she % york H which the commission began.
 Judging by thirty. public hearings, ea which farmers ana farmers wives ssna sGm a1e sodty rom slaiss anwsrS so printed questions sent out by the De- partment of Agriculture. the commits sSn ds ,. that s & the nss lfys ag preceding time or with any other land. If 1t has in recent years slipped down fn some places. it has risen in more places. Its progress has been general
 Yet farming does not yield either the profit or the satisfaction that it gsst ss tS bsTs yield and ansogges ag Ss mhae the ss
 
 country. and in places discouragement. Farmers as a class do not magnify their calling. and the movement to the than formerly. is still strong.
 Discussion Is Helpful
 Under our system, 1t is helpful to promote discussion of ways In which are three main directions In which the farmers can help themselves; namely. better farming. better business. and 4ovs A4xxf.. Sav4 Co h. Nat ionai Department of Agricuitnre. which has rendered services equaled by no other simflar department in any s o.ner ume ne or ,paee me sh stase set aepaas- leSes of agriculture and the mechanic arts, especially through their exten- sion work the state agricultural .ex- the Grange; the agricultural press; and other similar agencies; have all combined to place within the reach of quality of agricultural inforna ton which, if applied, would enable him, over large areas, to double the produc4 tion of the farm.
 Country Life therefore is not to help the farmer raise better crops, but to call his attention to the opportunities On M the farm. sso rf country S fife % is to ss beg come what 1t should be, and what I believe 1t ultimately will be--one of the most diginfied, desitable. and sought after ways Of earning a living --tfle farmer must take advantage not only of the agricultural Knowledge which Is at his disposal. but of the methods which have raised and con- tinue to raise the standards of living and of intelligence in other caliings.
 Those engaged in all other indus trial and commercial callings have found it necessary, under modern economic conditions. to organize them selves for mutual advantages and for the protection of their own particular interests in relation to other interests. The farmers of every progressive. European country have realized this essential fact and have found in the cooperative system exactly the form of business combination. they need.
 New whatever the State may do to- ward improving the practice of agr4-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
RnsaA1sts og. sl.a. hoaaas.
nursar sesr Taiiss psase .1as L,sssAaaehae

Burial Wil1 Talis Issaee Ia xsssg lsatehae
 z T'osam$,
 LesohAtcliie Feb. ps peclsl l<-yh he reuaaiats Of Mrs. EsSphie Esiechett Rowara. wife og2 C. F. x1oMerss JF.st of this place reached here from MQntgQfn- cry on the curly morning tratn. (
 The burial waiIsta place aes the cemetery here teFap rrews nnofnlKtg at 2 o'clock. Affa: 1spKere Jeayee ssatvtving her.. besides her husbafid and nitie children, three of them small gtxis. numerous fetatsves thFoAgh hout this state and Virginia. s, 2. :sss iyss ss3< k Mrs. Rogers was sa. saauBh htersOf the late pr. J. , A. Pt.stchstt.ss Sr., 1of Hsyne- vffie.s where sfie was reared She sraiuated with honor at nefed vir-s Rinia seTntfsary and fin; addition to. heF many other charms was utikes q 1la- guist. sbeAkir6 several iangunKss flt3antly .rsgs- s-ssf -s]ss
 Her hushasld is 4 the eldest son of Captain c. F. a7eeeefs5 of siif8 place is himself known tisfoukEout the sstate i'd busfnessT rSi SiIr6zd. and peaf fffeak circles asya sterling business man
 NothwithstAndina- the incfemsnt and HtOrlny weather Wgat felt has prevailed here ell day hdndresss of people came from all parts Of the country to pay tribute stilisS oble wife. xsi0ther 'an,g friend
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

so8ss aaANsEna oo.. raoas aas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
STOMACH STRESS
As1 m :s III ss'sPs .'s9sI.s: sss ssI sos.
ff sssn1s pft1n1st 1>e& $Yem Wuf Csa- t1Dse n Htom1aeA uaEef@r Wt1k
 nsIlse = 1Iss4x ana

The qusstion :as to nov long you are golnx co continue q 6uiRektr Iron In> dissstion ana stomach tfoub1s ,fs sssys- iiy . mstter Of how soon syou bsxfn taking piHpepsfn. s5s ses ss Y s
 If your BtomaSh. is lacfkfnxs in diess- tive power why not h61p tE1N stornaoh to do its work not with drsstic dxzgss but . e-ehforcSr6efzt of dikesttvt agenta such ,as arc nsturAfIy at woFk
 People with weak stomach zhonIe eat Diapepsln, efk&f meals, aud there win be no more xpdixestfon: hc kteI- in& like lump of feads in the sto1n- ach. no hasrfburn. Sour risfnse: 0es on Stomach or BelehtnG sef undtxeetsd food, HeAdaches. DiSx5heas oS ycmite ling. and ybesidss. what syou eat VIII not ferment ana pcfson your breath with nsueeeps aodors. All these rymp- toms sresultfnk. from . sour ttornec1 and dyspepsia are kencraIiy relieved
 i've miuutss after eAtins enc Trtanf gule of Diapepstr r, < ss IT.
 cent sease of pfebepsin ! no ana you win always ITO 10 the table wikh q hearty appetite, &ufs what you. eAf will taste rood. isecause your ptcmach and intesfines win be clean and fFesns ana you will know there are not goinr ko De any moro bad nights and tmiserap1s days for you: They fretnsn you an4
 make yon fseis liks. iiff lis awcrsn. .l.ssns:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

i.sr wishes ana many stoasts we're Sonefsa ; The club iss c0mposed of the follow. s. ing :: Ifisssss T6ddy EIys Lens Mao Harris. Minnie IsAs Rafpers Rattrn szld Cora Leo Wais6n. Mattie Curry Heseie Cowart: eSadfez Mcxiaufsnes yRiletta Rafrser ana wfiia fssynolds. s 7 2s 1
 The bFfde-fo-f5e. whose marriagf was thus anncnnced ie the dauShtes of Mfr Henry Harris. swfaoA slone held the most Important gcvefnEissnt pdsis sion in our town: and tl.s iss. Essna- sHs:'sss. tosynesnara and ioyzI pioneer. Bhs iz also the niece Of szfsz 'vzexfes' Jones, CT Montgonsry She is yosi1s woman of attractive pefsonAlisy, g xffted musician and z grp6uRkeS tpe Convsrse college. of ( spartanburx' 's 5 South Carolina. sfs4 z 5 !
 Alter the ceremony the bridal ceu- pie wIll-so to Florida for E lev days, affer which they VIII xoStps WhahtnSs ton. New York and cAnhde eeftfe re- tprnihg to their hone in Qeofaza Court convened this m9r9lnS when the cfilssiriai docket was taken uz5
 There was "a union sorvtce ln town last night at thb Preshyk4 ian Chsafeh when the. Sacred lsscstsi wAH rsndeFed. ywfficl, VAS Sko have heeH klveti EFtd@y evening. but on account Of the stornl was postpoued. The church was crowded a5sd tle music which vas Of a very high order waa spl lsnoi diS rem. dered and greatly enjoyed. Few stlsatl towns can 6oaat Of sas much musical talent as Union Springs and when q recital unsisr tn direction hs nfrss Me-. Call is aiinoulseed it aIWags draVe . good crowd. A free win offering wAg takef, 1t the close of the service.
 The ;Tsadlea. vFoskinw Band sAas pre- sented the Baptist Church with an iudividuAl eos1ifnuniofi set and if was used yesterday for the first tinte, 1t seemed to meet with ths appro9aif of the people, and profuises to become popular. .a .ss...
 Miss Minnie Lee RainAr will return. today from AbbAville .swhare for sax- ersi weeks piis hes been .visitalasf, s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10

ssThe pFettfest in tsvvh enH easaRy vgerah masres" *as stvhne tksYs ala gay about -emR Meal Mixture. ,s
 MARKS q GAYKiM.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
nopnI..xLin .LisI saoN111EY l.I. la.IIa.PsonT.

Six Huirea aaa ,E'saty-aveF Arrests in 's BfRuaf&GAasn DnFzM@ Jaawary. E RirminghaTn, Feb. -(Spectal. )--- Chief of PoIice Bodeker tonight sub
 aitted; his monthly report to the Board the Police Depart rtment in BafnfnG Gham during the first month of, tife yeaF made ss5 arrests, of which Hfty= two were fors vioiasionH of the prohi bltion jaw, fifteen for gaming. seventy eight for drnhkenness and ninetg-pne on charges of disorderly conduct,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-30
Nubecillas que han
desaparecido del Gle
10 social de Huma-
La crquesta "Vloleta' ha
sldo reoreanizada,
Buenas trazas para acallar
incesantes quejas
de nus.Lto corre,ponsaI.l


Enero 2S-Por fin, las pequeaas nube-
ciiIas que empa5aban ei ctsJo social, en-
esta pcblacIon.S .Sban de.aparecido FL
col de la coneordia, mas hsrmoso Que nun
ca, ha vuelto q deramar Gu eI senO dc
huestra primera sociedad, sus Iami-
nosos rayos. cuyo behetiro calor Sc ha
dislpado Ia iniustilicada irialdad que
momentaneamenIe distaneiara Il los que
sIempre estuvieron unldos por el Iazc
de Ia amstad.
La orquesta "YioIsts" reorganisada
y dirigida por el inspirado couposrtor
Juan Peha Reyes. y los dos easuos de
esta Ciudad. bau llegado !; una seduction
satisfactorla, por Ic que &c presume qre
las pr6ximss tisstas resultAraa :raguf-
fcas
In CONCEAL. de este AyantamisDlo
Sc ha dado tan busna, iraial. 60
10 que respscta al sumiCistro de earres
que parsce cue he logrado. .5nc For
arte de magis. aeallar las incesspte. que.
jas diariO. presentsdas por !os absstece-
dores en- luchs Tan marayilios1 ts ada
el procedimiento. que apsnas 81 >, s.ebte
boy en- Ia sarnicefIs. sI aleteo de uLa
moscs
FL pobrs que es y hs Eido siempre el
que paga los vidrios rotos. 80 sstos asuL-
tos. Sc pregunts por 10 bsjo; aSe iisyara
i efecto % Cooperatiya7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-30
FL telefono sin hIlo,

Las Gltimas experiencias de telefonia
Gin hilo porel sistems anericano de Lee
de Forest. ban sido verdaderamsnts i'm
presionantes, Los tenientes de navio, Co.
liz y Jeance. han podido comunicar desde
Ia tore Eiffel con Ia estacion radiogratica
situada q kilometres de Nislun, o sea
una distancia de as kilometres.
NJ. Colin rcoocado eb Ia tore Eiifel ha
hablado, cantado. leido 10 aticulo de pc
ri6dico Todo ha sido periectamente dido.
Sc sabe que ell sistema Lee dsscansa sobre
el que Sc llama"el arte cantante"; el apara-
to 60 el cual Sc babla esta colocado delante
de una ampara de arco que, arde. A dis
taneia Ell aparato reeeptor esta coloeado
deIants de 10 arco igual. Las vibraciones
Iuminosas son impresionadas por las
iluctuaciones de Ia palabra. La vibracion
luminosa reemplaza Ell el espacic les hisos
del autiguo telelono.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-30

ha podido llegar Ia realization de 81 her
moso prop6sito de leyantar IN hospitaliIlc
para pobres de solemnidad Los tratajos
sousen1aran en- breve. disponieendose 81
6nal de estos de un uueyo asiio para e.-
fermos pobres.
uS TEMFLo MAsoSIco
En- estos dias comenzarzn los trabajos
para 10 construction de un temple maso-
nico en- Yabucoa. baio Ia direction de Ia
Logia Luz de Ia Fadad.
Lac FIEsTAs oE HUNAcAo
La eomisi6b de festeiOs para el CsrnavaI
de Humaeso ssts eompuests de los sigui
sntes sehores Alealde Municipal DR.. Vidal,
J. L Psrey6, J. V. Pujals A Ortiz. Lcdc.
A. Aponte, 3. Viso, Ledo U. Valdes A.
Mrhiz, Charles Foote. Lejo A. Bareiro
J., IudIre El progrsma &c sslecto y en- e.
sEursn tres bailss en- les salcres de los
casinos epahol y plertcriqueio La eoro-
nsri6n de laFeina tsndrs eisc;o en- los saio
ne del Ayurtamisnio, sa IA noehs del
dis 20 De febrero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-30
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO

TELIcIIAcIox UE On BoNBRE cULTo.
Sr. Director de La Correspondence -
Querido smigo A todo smante del su-
teDtico progresO y ssns eultura, causara
algeria la eieetuada reforms de La Cores
pondencia' sunque POGO signiFiqus nj
leiieitsri6n por el evidenie sdelsuto de
ese psriOdieo, Slls vs. mi Ielieitsei6n
sineera por ese adelanto digpo d, APPLAUSE
Ha tenidO v Ia acertsdisima habili.
dad de sscOger materiales seleetos para los
ndmeros que inieisn Ia refcrms. Puedes
cchsT5erarss como tsles, sl 5elicado iraba-
10 historieo sOciAl del P. Capps. iustauen-
ts scrediisdo en- el campo de "a eieneia '
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