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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-21
(Corona-Continued from last page)
Tom Harrison held the number that
drew the rifle at Bohn's hall wednes

Tom Harrison held the number that
drew the rifle at Bohn's hall wednes
dsy.
Rem Farley made q trip north OF
town Wednesday, with some friends
duck hunting-with some wonderful
results, according to the different
stories told.
S. A. Bogenrief who has been down
In Iowa for some time on a visit, re.
turned to Corona the first of the week.
Owing to the absence of the pri-
mary teacher, her class was taught
by Miss Eva Miller, Monday.
G. L. Preston, a former resident of
Corona, but who is now located a,
Sisseton, made his old friends and
neighbors here, d visit Saturday.
O. I. LeDuc made an auto trip to
Hancock. Saturday. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Har,
ard Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gilmore
The roads were in excellent condition
and weather fine. All enjoyed the
trip very much.
The telephone girls-two Mables-
are having quite a time, Kidding their
office of mice. One poor mouse made
its appearance at the telephone head
quarters, and the central managers,
prepared for war to the end, run i,
down and captured it, and they now
have the rodent on display. |,
will probably be stuffed and mounted
after which it will be presented to
some institutions, and in centuries will
be a great curiosity-heing the only
one lever captured by women.
Miss Cora Humpfner spent Sunday
at her home, returning Monday.
The Misses Lizzie and Elsie Schafer
of Milbank, visited relatives in Coro-
IA Tuesday.
Banker T. A. Belgium and Peter
Ginther were passengers to Mime
apOlis Wednesday,.
l.. A. Herrick and family who had
been on an auto trip to differen,
places, returned to their home near
Corona, Tuesday.
The members of the M. f. church
and the many friends of Rev. Wood,
are glad to hear Of his having been
returned to the Corona charge for an
other year. He is a hard and earnest
worker in the church and has done
much in the past year to increase its
membership.
Postmaster Chellis, has hung up the
horseshoes for the winter, with the
question of who was champion, he or
Tom Lambert, undecided. The matter
will be settled in the spring.
CORONA CHURCH NOTE
Services Sunday next at the Nj. f
church. Morning at 1920. PASTORS
topic of address:-''The Redeeming
Vision" Evening at 1870. Topic:-
''The church with the ou~tstretched
ARM The orchestra will play for
the evening service. Everybody in
vlted to the first services of the new
conference year.
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Oct. q Nov. %
SUMMONS.-State of South Discretionary
~ OF Grantees.
IL Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit.
John LAndin, PlrinIiff,
Hilda Anderson a.u John Anderson,
her husband; Annie Nelson and
Herman Nelson, her husband;
Frank Anderson and Tilda Abder.
son. his wi e; Ernst J. Anderson
and Susie Anderson, his wife; and
the unknown heirs, devisees, leg-N
ateee, and the executor or ad.
minietrstor of Charles j. Ander-
son. deceased, and all persons un-
known who have or claim an estate
in, or lien, or incumbrance upon)
the premises described in the COM
plant, Defendants.
The State of South Dakota to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which was filed in the
office Of the clerk of this court, at the city of
Milbank, Grant County, South Dakota, on the
bird day of October. 1910, and which pTays for a
ton Cfhll adverse claims against The premises
described i'll the complaint ana situate in SAID
county, to wit: The west onehAlf of the south
west quarter of section thirty five So in town
ship one hundred and eighteen lis north OF
range iotty-niue [l9I west OF the fifth principal
meridian. and to serve a copy OF Your answer to
said complaint on the nndersl gued at his office
III the City of Mtlbank, South Dakota. within
thirty days after the completed service of this
mmo upon YOU. exclusive of the day of
service of this mmon upon you, and if you
fai to answer sald complaint within that time
the plaintiff VIII apply TO the couit for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated October 3D., 1910.
s. S.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Milbank, So. OAK.
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oct. Oct. II
~ Office OF HEARING PETITION FOR
~ LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
state of South Dakats, County of Grant, IS. In
county court within and for sald county.
In the ma ter of the estate of Peter Hedmar,
deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to
the Anna Maria Ilult. Nils J. Hedman, Charles
p. Hedman, Joseph Hedaan and Matthias G..
Hedman, heirs at law Of Peter Hedman, de-
ceased.
You and each of on are hereby notified that a
petition has been filed in the County Court Of
Grant County, State of South Oak said
petition asking that n. Forsberg be appointed
administrator of the estate of Peter Hedman, de-
ceased, and tn at said petition has been Get for
Court 10 be held at the County Court Room, in
the City OF Milbank, in said Comfy, on the 31st
day of October, A. D.. 1910, at the hour Of ten
o'clock A. NJ.
Dated October Z, 1910.
Seal s. s. LoCKHART,
County Judge.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing as
Emanuel x Evans, has been this day
by mutual consent.
All debts due the above
firm must be paid to VIM. f. Eman-
uel, and all bills against said firm
will be paid by VIM. f. Emanuel.
VIM. f. EMANUEL,
ID. H. EVANS.
Dated Miibank, S. d.. September
Is, 1910.
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The Seat.

Here Is the latest joke from the
ltor was doing London and went to .
we'll known concert hall. He was par.
ticular to inquire the price Of seats
and the obliging attendant said: Front
seats. two shillings: back, one shilling;
program. a penny oh. we'll. them
Dandy replied the c~ountryman. I'll sit
on a program" .n
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-21
To Err Ia Human.

In view of the haste with which the
average daily newspaper is built its
mistakes should not be taken too seri.
ously. The Fourth Estate says that
even the Judge on the bench has his
decisions set aside by the higher
courts. and yet. although his judgment
Is reversed, he does not suffer In the
least in public CT professional estima-
ton.
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Pains. or
Cramps

II carry DR.. Miles Anti Pain
Pills with me all the time, and
for aches and pains there is
nothing equals them. I have
used them for rheumatic pains,
headache, and pains in side and
back, and in every case they give
perfect satisfaction"
HENRY COURLEN,
Boonton, N. ]
Pain comes from tortured
nerves. It may occur in any
part of the head or body where
there is weakness or pressure
upon the nerves.
DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills
Relieve pain, whether it be nett
ralgiac, rheumatic, sciatic, head
ache, stemache, pleurisy or
ovarian pains.
oruoolsts everywhere cell them. 20
hrst package faIis TO beneNt, your drug.
0Ist will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Etkhart, Ind.
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Applied Learning.

The Absent-Minded Professionally
tailor has put n button too many on
vest. must cut 1t of. That's
funny: now there's a buttonhole too
many. What's the use of arithmetic?'
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Industry Grew With Nation.

In 1857 the first really successful
glass factory in the United States
was opened In Boston. Pittsburg
broke into the industry nine years la
ter, and from that time on 1t spread
rapidly as the nation grew.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwantes
of Big Stone. were visiting with
their son for a couple of days
the first of the week, returning
home yesterday.
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Childish Guess,

Mamma" said little George, after
seeing the black clouds disappear and
noting the sunshine. has God washed
the sky7"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-10-21
In the Matrimonial Sea.

When 1t comes to the sea OF mat
rimony there are fewer Holsters iIv.
ing in 1t than there are sailing On it
Dallas News.
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thereby Gently that the oregongip il true md conect copy of the statement furnished me BY
the superintendent of the Hospital for the Insane, aoa sMenent OF the coHefonsa and dis
bmrme nsdurugu the quarter endne SeptO 1910 CHs MCWAERe
lsEL1 CounyA Auditor.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
WHY RAILROADS
OPPOSE INCREASE
Present Figures Showing That
Advance in Food Prices
Has Not Been Great

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The railroads
are convinced that no substantial in
crease in the cost of living can be
shown by the employees who are eX-
pected to ask an increase of wages
upon the basis of that argument.
The conviction has become known
following the statement of President
William c. Brown of the New York
Central that the railroads would meet
the advance in the cost of living by an
increase in wages, if it was found on
investigation that the cost of living
had materially increased. President
+. d. Underwood of the Erie declared
that no such increase in the cost of
living to railroad employees existed.
These men do not live in the large
cities like New York and Chicago,
where the prices Of foods and commod-
tiles have gone up" said Mr.. Under
wood. The great bulk of these 1,5OO,-
600 employees live in communities where
food and provisions are cheap. They
live in agricultural centers along the
railroads.
"The railroad managers have forti-
fed themselves, however, with stats-
tics which they claim show that the
cost of various staple products is low
Ier at the present time than in 1907. A
comparison Of these articles is as fol-
lows:
Evening journal., 1910-01-03

tho volumes of government documents
ara full of statistical tables. and all OF
Them are unattractive i'm outward ap-
pearance. The fact remains however that
.oi-on as a whole the government docu-
,oonts contain articles on great variety
of subjects. many of them written in an
entertaining way. and sure to interest
many persons in every community II they
co,,id only be brought TO their attention
.,,,a coyernment employs experts i'm many
d,serent l'fe lines. and these experts are en-
Taged in original researches, and when
,,,e,, have learned something they are able
10 report it in any interesting way
To take emily very few Of tho many
subjects found in government documents
recent volumes received at the Free LII
hrarv treat OF agriculture. chemistry,
dairying. engineering, good roads, insects.
wild animals live stock, etc, etc Volumes
of the government documents are received
By the Free Library soon after they ara
Evening journal., 1910-01-03

Pennsylvania; Supreme Grand Secretary
William J. kirkland, OF Washington, ID
c., and Worthy Master William Fulton,
of Philadelphia.
The new officers Of the local orange
Lodge arc: Thomas Brown. master; Sam
uel Gillen. deputy master; James Nor
row, foreman Of committees OHM
w. Wetherell. recording secretary; Rob-
ert Foster. financial secretary; John Via
gofesi. treasurer; John McLucas, chap
lain; master OF ceremonies, Matthew Hap
lon; tylers, John Scott and James Nc
Dowel, and representative to the Su-
preme Grand Lodge. John Dennison. It
is Mr.. Viagofsis sixteenth term as treas
urer of the lodge.
A banquet followed the meeting az
which Mr.. Viagofsk acted as toastmas-
ter. Speeches were made by the visit
ing officers
Selections OF Irish and Scotch airs
we're given by C. Viohl and c. w. Niohl,
Jr., on the piano and violin Vocal Sc
leetlons were given BY Robert Magee,
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
ORANGEMEN DINE AFTER
INSTALLING NEW OFFICERS

Star Of Bethlehem Lodge, No. 125, i.
o. l.. had members Of Loyal orange
Lodge Of Pennsylvania as its guests upon
the occasion OF installation Of officers
here on Saturday night
The installation ceremonies were car
ried out by Prince Of Orange Lodge. Dis
trict No. 4, of Philadelphia, with Dis
trict No. 4, Of Philadelphia, with District
Master James Killen and staff ohiciat-
ing. Among the guests present were Past
Grand Masters Alexander McClintock and
William Gillen. both OF Philadelphia; Past
State (irane Master William Dunlap, oi
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TO LECTURE HERE ON
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

At the New-Century Club on We'd
nesday evening a lecture entitled "In-
dustrial Safety win be given under the
auspices of the New Century Club and
the Wilmington Board of Trade, by
DR.. w. II. Tolman. director Of the New
York Museum OF Safety.
DIR. Tolman has returned recently
from study of the Transatlantic
museums and will exhibit lantern slides
of devices in use there and in the
United States.-among others. typical
appliances in use at the United States
steel plants. ~
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
Bio Reductions on Iron & Brass Beds

the with
positively
the perfectly rigid beds made Each bed finished
ball bearing OF bought all the makers had at dis
which enables them much regular
range S o $1,000 less sale discount
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
BARS GRIP PRISONER
WHO WANTED TO ESCAPE

SALISBURY. Md. Jan. s-while
Deputy Sheriff Smith was retiring. he
heard a scraping noise on the top floor
of the jail and found George Britting-
ham, a prisoner. hanging in the win
dow Of his cell, fast between the
bars.
Brittingham said he had found the
bars had been sawed by former prison.
ers, and. thinking that he could make
his escape, used a chair leg 20 pry the
bars apart. After he had succeeded
in getting his head and arms through
the opening he GOULD not get any
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
AT THE FREE LIBRARY

To the mind of the average person the
KERN Government Documents" stands for
a series Of books bound in a most unat-
tractive looking leather or cloth and filled
with tables Of statistics or articles relat-
HRto subjects in which no one takes any
Hest. Such vision is accurate enough
III ar as it goes, but inasmuch as It does
W take into consideration other facts Of
ater interest. It prevents many persons
Ri IN using the government document to
Edr pleasure and profit.
is a fact, OF csuf p that many OF
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Pillows and BOlSterS

BEST GEESE SETS, boxed ends, blue and
white ticking. Regular price $1,000; January
price, $500.
DUCK SETS, all duck feathers, we'll filled
Regular price 5000; January price $40
MIXED SETS, duck and chicken feathers,
perfectly odoress-regular price, $500; Janii
AIRY price, $500
CHICKEN SETS. steam dressed chicken
feathers thoroughly sanitary and free from odor
regular price $3.50; January price, $2.25.
ODD BOLSTERS, in best geese and duck
feathers while they last, Half Price.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
HoId christmas Exereises.

In the Unitarian Church yesterday af-
ternoon the children OF the Sunday
school held their Christmas exercises.
The Rev. c. A. Henderson had charge
Of the program and the children and tiseir
parents united in singing a number OF
seasonable hymns Afterwards there
were recitations by the children and then
came the distribution of Christmas stock
ings. In one corner of the room was =
tree decorated with Christmas devices
and illuminated with electric lamps.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03

life and limb by prevention Of acci-
dents and to lengthen life by reducing
the perils Of occupstional diseases. DR..
Tolman will advocate only such meas
ures as are practicable and useful from
the business mans viewpoint.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03

This comparison does not show that
actual living necessities have decreased
on the contrary it shows an increase
in the principal staples such as bread
live stock and provisions. The railroad
experts figure this increase at only
i1.27 per cent
Evening journal., 1910-01-03

Of Wilmington and James KHlen, OF
Philadelphia. and there were recitations
by James MacRoberts, OF Wilmington,
and william Kirkland
Evening journal., 1910-01-03

printed. and by means OF the many in
dexes and the expert knowledge Of as
sistants are made easily accessible to all
inQuirers.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03

farther, and the scraping noise that
the sheriff heard was his kicking to
release himself.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-24
De @0cjgdaQ.
.aEF 7Y 7ssS@W

Cintr6n, L. Vidal, hermanos Ferre'
entire ellos Gabriel, que lucia ell uni.
forme de gala de su grado en- la mari
ma espanola y los cordones de ayu-
dante de Ia Casa Real, Mac-Cor-
mick, Was Ochoteco, DR.. Aviles y
Lcdo. F. Geigel.
A las 1920 Sc salio de la casa pa
ra la Iglesia Cathedral en- donde, en- ell
altar de la Providencia, oyeron los
novios la lectura de Ia epistola del
Santo Apostol. En- 25 AUTOMOBILES
Y coches Sc traslado Ia comltlva al
temple.
; De brazo del padrino, su propio
padre el Sr. .Cintron iba Ia prlmorosa
novia. Ell contrayente acompahaba
| q la madrina, distinguida se1lora
Encarnacion Aboy de Cintron.
A la magnifica Illumination del
temple brillaba dulcemente hermo-
sa la linda novia. Magnifico traje de
piel de seda blanco, con encajes y ca
lados de Bruselas ricamente borda-
do, aprisionaba apenas el gentil
cuerpo acompaiabanla las dos
senoritas Amparo Figueras y Anita
Ferrer, damas de honor de Ia despo-
sada. La simbohca corona de azaha-
res menos blanca que ell alba frente
de la bella Maria, cehia Ia artistica
cabeza y en- la mano llevaba I'm her
moso bouquet de flores naturales.
Ell temple estaba de bote en- bote
pues ademas de los invitsdos fueron
q la Cathedral gran ndmero de per
sonas q presenciar el acto.
A las II pronunciaban ante el al
tar de Dios el sacramental Isl" y
| quedaban unidos por el dulce lazo
| del sacramento los dos jovenes GU
yos corazones uniera antes risueho
destino.
En- la casa Sc ofrecio a los invita-
dos esplendido ambigd de esquisitos
dulces, pastas, helados y Champag-
ne y los felices recien casados repair
tieron las tradicionales ''capas' que
prendio a todos galantemente Ia no =
via.
Al repartir ell biscocho de novios
tocaron los aros q Ia senorita Carmen
Figueras y jovenes Aboy y Wall
Splnosa.
Sc paso agradabilisimo ratio de es-
quisita sociabilidad y & las II 80 Sc
retirardn a '..Miramar"los felices con
yugues que despues de 2 dias iran
a Coamo a pasar una corta tempora
da para volver a San Juan en- don
de instalan su hermoso nido de cum
plido amor.
Que haya en- 81 tods la ventur a
que possible es en- la terra va que 10
merecen toda Rafael y Maria.
Semper.
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S3nsj5 g IA 'esiIIiiento.
b., ---s,,t q
En- Alasco raurio la seho
ra Aurea Brau de Lopez
Diaz.
Telegramas Y mensaies de pesa
me que recibio su tSpoSo.

Falleci6 aquf 4 fines de la pasada
semana una distinguida DANA muy
estimada en- aquella sociedad asf CO.
mo en- Ia de San Juan en- donde tam
blen pas6 una corta temporada an
tes de contraer matrimonio. La Sc
nora Aurea Brsu de Lopez Diaz, es-
posa del Official de Ia policia insular
Sr. Juan Lopez Diaz muri6 de parto
sin que los esfuerzos de la ciencia pu
dieran salvarla como tampoco 4 la
criatura..
Pasaba aqui una tempcrads al la
do de sus farniliares en- 10 que salla
de su cuidSdo V su esposo Sc hallaba
prestando servicio en- Cse,lss, q don
de fue trasladado desde Utuado.
Por telegrafo supo el Sr. Lopez
Diaz la sensible nueva pues Ia gra-
vedad y el fallecimiento de La joven
fueron muv rapidos ,. Contaba ella
"a amos de edad y hacia uno sc ha-
bia casado. Ell entierro resulto muy
concurrido. -
Ell Sr. Lopez Diaz cumplido su
triste deber de acompahar los restos
de su esposa a la Ultima morada re-
greso via. San Juan & su residences
de Caguas en- donde presta serviclo
Sc mostr6 muy eomplacido y agra
deciendo mucho las muestras de de-
ferencia que recibiera su finada es-
posa asf como los telegramas de pc
same y otras manifestations que de
muchas poblaciones de la isla en- don
de ha estado, le enviaron.
Unimos nuestro pesame mas SEN
lido a las expresiones de condolen-
cia para el buen amigo y compatrlo-
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LABOR JUDICIAL.
Sc ha visto' en- ell supreme
.el asunto del asiIo de Da
mas de Ponce.
Sc trabaja porque le sea conmu
tada la pena de muerte i'm
puesta q BaSilio Torres.

En- la corte Suprema ha) tenido
lugar Ia vista, en- el asunto civil del
Asilo de Damas de Ponce contra Jo-
isefa Diana Martinez.
Despues de informar los Sres.
abogados, el tribunal Sc reserve la
soluci6n.
La corte de Distrito, Sec. "a. ha
determinado conocer, en- los prime
ros dias del mes pr6ximo, todas las
apelaciones procedentes de las Cor
tes Municipales del Distrito judicial.
Tambi6n informa la corte, que
los Sres. que compusieron el jurado,
para conocer en- la causa de asesina-
to en- primer grado contra Basilio
Torres, que fu6 sentenciado a la pc
ma de muerte, han suplicado al juez
Mr.. Gill, interponga SUI Influenza
con ell Gobernador para que le sea
conmutada la pena.
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Ia bodo de anoche. La casa No. So
IL II calle de San Francisco, de esta


"a eod0 Ge anoc1e. La casa No. %
De la caile de San francisco, oe esta
ciudad, Plso Pl'nclPal' es1aoa ano-
che espienesoan!ente 1ummaoa.
vespla oe ifesVa para 81 nelnloso ,,e
acto que deola oe celeorarse am'
"a oella cusnCo elsCnsuiua ua!n'
ta Maria ProVloencla Cint1on J I'm
tron, muy conocloa en- los cl!culos
sociaes oe esta clhoao' contlaiS ma
tr1monlo eatollco con el Lcdo' ha-
iael te11eI o0ero, tam1en may es
tlmado On san JUAN raq1e oe - no
We e. q 1espetane 81 Jose vicente
Clntron nace0oaoo oe iaoocoa y
iue q sonora maole "a oistmgu!oa
dama ElvlfA O'ntroh. Maris es oliun
@ de fanucoa y Aatael oe san Juan
fadle GEL novio 1ue n1es'[o H mol,
x,daole compa1rlosa e. VI. uaollel a
Fe1ler = senola MonserEa'e o'eio
vlada oe este, "a mao1e. :,
u casa oonoe se ceieorsos , Q % 10
nesta oe nooas comenzo las o:oo
nenalse oe olstmgu1nas colioulaen aenr
ca de oamas y caoaieios s y ses|1 3es q
de 9ne era aquela en- lamala s,' q las .
estaoan ocupados de selec'a c1ncu. %
Ilencla tooos los SaloiieS oe !" 0ies"''
% moraoa' NJ
Entre las seno1as que an 80 ~ ~:
neron estaoan a @ ias oe suGtae, 5 S,t;a ~
iron oe ortlz, An1ohsaaVl oe IVY ,
vnda oe Aeatney' Lomgpse Yt. ue y
Aooy, vluoa de Dau1on 1ehiVe1 9e
wal. Vldal oe Vloal' ue aolan' ~ ae
Cantron, de 'azquez' de M9no5 ny
vera, ae MonsecIaV, n, Aooy oe retsI, =
F1e1Iet, Farra-Capo y senofa "'uoa
De ferref'
FrimoroSo II el ramlllete oe C oanll'as
con s moas graelaS en- oa,lnen'
Amparo y Glorla F1gueras' Malen Malen
Luchettty, PePlta y Kosaf1to reee7 ne,
DO, Ana Josetma y mara ,2 Lulsa stc oal
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: OBSERVAC|0NES METEOROLOC|CAS.
Noches calurosas y tardes regularmente fres-
cas-.
Ia lluvia cae en- todas las divisiones
(U S. Weather Bureau |

moderados casi diarlamente en- las
divisiones \. V E. mientras que en-
las divislones S. Y 0. !iovlo muy po-
co. El promeidio de la lluvia sema-
nal en- las diviSiones \. Y E. fue GER
ca de 0.9O pulgadas: en- las divisio
mes S. y O. el promedio de Ia precipi-
taci6n fu6 solamente cerca de O.lO
pulgada.
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Maura eu el pOder.

Cay6 Y volvera a subir, fracss6
Moret por sus tibiezas Y medias
tlntas caera Canalejas por sus radi-
calismos desde la oposici6n V al lie
gar al poder no tenemos a nadie,
pronto muy pronto subira el triste-
mente celebre don Antonio En- Es-
pana 10 que Sc necesita es la revolu-
ci6n pero una revoluci6n por el esti-
10 de la que Sc ha operado en- Pto Ri
co con ell sistema de muebles camas
fonografos relojes a plazos que in
planto E, Cielo. Maura subira.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-24

Durante Ia semana que 'termln6
el sabado l9 de febrero 1910, las
noches fueron enteramente mas ca
lurosas que las de la semana ante
rior, mientras que las tardes fueron
algo mas frescas La temperature
media de La semana en- toda la isla
fu6 73o: el promedio de la tempera
tura maxima fue $40. Y el de la mi
nina fue go. Hubieron aguaceros