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NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
aUNrIseroN

. Ils..oANAAEoAON
Nov. O. Itisuow the first week OF No
vember and the roads are in splendid con-
dition, getting dusty quite like summer.
We have been having political meet
ings nearly every evening. DIR. Houghton
gave Prohibition lecture Tuesday even.
ing; T. Y. McCray, Of Mansfield, gave a
Democratic speech on Thursday evening
and on sat,dday evening D. L. Wsds-
worth, Of Wellington, doomed the Demo
cratic cause.
Think il u safe to say that every Re-
publican who heard Of It went TO yelling
ton Thursday 10 hear ex-Speaker Reed.
On Monday evening of this week, the
Republicans have big meeting. The
glee club from Wellington, Is expected
to enliven the meeting with some cam-
paien songs.
VIM. Ward left Saturday morning for
Napoleon, O,called by the severe sickness
OF bis brother, Marvin Ward.
Judah Miner seems 10 lie In about the
same condition that he has for the last
two weeks. He Is able 10 eat some, but
not able to speak.
Mrs. Edison Clark and Lucius Walkers
baby are on the sick list.
Miss Nora Lang Is at home this week
visiting. 81
Last Thursday night the south school
house was broken into and their physio-
logical chart, which cost the town sSs,
was stolen, also two nice lamps, owned by
the literary society, we're ,aken from some
place.
Cards are ont for double wedding
this week Wednesday evening.
Last week an uncle and aunt Of Henry
Haskins snd wife, from Missouri; Chas.
Hsskius and wife and bis Aunt Syble and
some cousins, from Canaan. o.. were the
guests cf Henry Haskins,
s-Jast = 1Is5 ssshins the people Of the
NJ. Z. church took possession Of the par.
sonage, quite surprising the pastors good
lady. The company numbered about
eighty. Almost every family In which
there was no sickness was represented
there. The evening was very pleasantly
spent Mrs. Winter IS tine musician and
she entertained the company with some
very fine music, both vocal and instru'
mental on the piano. The company LEFT
about 10 p. m, leaving behind them tc
cheer the pastors heart and show theiI
cordial acceptance Of him, many bags
baskets and bundles, for though he break
to his people the bread OF life, his family
have to life on solid food. All went hom'
feeling that it was good place to go.
Mr.. Pappenhagen wishes to thank al
his friends here who have SO kindly writ
ten him letters Of sympathy in this hii
time Of trial He Is and has been very
busy and will be for some time. He ex
poets Father Burroughs and wife soon u
spend the winter. He will answer thes'
letters as he finds time.
Frank and Mason Smith are both spend
ing couple Of weeks at home.
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La GRANGE.

Nov. 2.-We have had coal famine in
this place.
Our election board are erecting booths
in the poll room today.
Frank Higgie and Charles German, of
Grafton, were In town Thursday.
Seventytwo people attended the NJ. L.
social at d. Waits last week.
Congressman M. D. Harter and Hon. T.
Y. Y.McCray addressed agood sized audience
at the town hall Wednesday evening. The
tariff and silver questions were presented
according to Democratic ideas.
The newcomer at Ambrose Serette's
home Is an eight pound boy.
The Adventist church has been newly
shlnC,si and repaired.
Henry Gott is building a new barn in
the place of the one recently burned.
Mrs. Knapp has improved the appear
ance Of her place by ccat Of new paint.
James Obitts spent last week in Cleve-
land.
Sam Whitney, Of Chicago, has returned
here after an absence Of two years.
Hon. P. H. Boynton and L. Mclean will
tell US why we should vote the Republi.
can ticket this year. In their speeches to-
night.
Elba Joy has sold his harness shop to
Z. ]. Yeamans.
Charles Kelner has completed his new
barn on the site OF the one which was
destroyed by tre.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will give
chicken pie dinner and supper at the
town hall on election day.
George Mahou Is being favored by q
visit from his father who resides near Van
dalia, III.
Mrs. Frank Elliott moves TO Greenville
ms week 10 joiu her husband, who-hss
been there several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Fisk and Mr.. and
Mrs D wight West, Of Wellington, were in
town yesterday.
The body Of Mrs. Phineas Powers was
brought here for burial from Cleveland
last Friday. She was formerly resident
Of this township.
The alarm Of fire was given Saturday
morning and our bucket brigade respond.
ed promptly and soon had the fire put out
An old lounge In the attic Of @. N. Shep
herds house had caught fire and was
making lively blaze when first discoy.
cred.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Benschoten and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Gott, all Of Cleveland, were intown Sat
urday.
Another oil our early settlers has gone
Cyrus Nichols was born in Champion
Jefferson county, N. Y, August 3, 1928
and died at his home in this place October
10, 1891. He came here with his parents
when but thirteen years Of age and hai
lived here continuously ever since tha
time with the exception Of one year, which
he spent in Michigan. He married Hen
rietta Pierce in 1847 and to this unior
were born six children four Of whom nov
live. The wife died In 1884. He marrieC
for his second wife Betsey Pierce, Sep
tcmber 0, 1865, and they lived togethe
twentythree years when she died Decem
bar 20. 1887, leaving four children, whit
survive, The deceased has long been
consistent and faithful Christian, he hav
ing Joined the Baptist church Of this plac
at the age Of "a. He was q kind father,
good neighbor and true friend. Tn
family desire 10 extend their thanks TO al
who assisted them in their late bcreave
ment x. L.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
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l have been bothered with catarrh for
about twenty years; had lost sense of
smell entirely, and l had almost lost nv
hearing. My eyes were getting 30 dim /
had 10 get some one TO thread my needle.
Now haye my hearing as well as ever
had, and l can see 70 thread as llne a nee
die as ever did, my sense OF smell IA
partly restored, and II seems 10 be inproy-
Ing all the time. think thers e noikInr
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LAUNDRY.

GEE HEREi II you want dandy hnish
~ send BY Gibson TO the Elyria Troy steam
laundry. Goods sent every Thursday, return
I'd Saturdays. All work warranted satisfacto-
~. Call and give Us trial and be conylnced.
1926 n. ID. Gibson.
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Fred and j. H. Gardner recently spent
several days in Cleveland.
Mrs. Josie Gardner spent most Of last
week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Farnsworth, In Rochester, o.
Miss Maud Brouse has been very sick
during the last week.
Rev. r. @. Ward, assisted by Rev. Burnt
have been conducting series Of special
meetings In the U. B. church at Spencer
for the past ten days.
John Sweet and wife, of Michigan, were
visiting friends in town Thursday and
Friday.
CA. Fowler and wife, Of Grafton, were
in town Friday.
B. Eason, OF Wooster, Is in towR.
Mr.. Nester, who has been acting as
agent for the W. & L. E. railroad at Clyde.
expects to return here and take charge of
this Office.
]. Seaton was In Akron Saturday.
The Free Baptist ladies' society will
serve dinner and supper at the town hall
election day. Dinner 1Oc.; oysters 2Sc.
The W. G. 7. U. win hold meetings
Wednesday morning and evening TO be
addressed by lady from Cleveland.
Mrs. W. E. Sooy, who has been sick
nearly two years with cancer, died Fri
day evening. Funeral services were held
Sundly, November 1, conducted by Revs.y
Snyder and Cranston.
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may be changed 10 their natural and even
color-brown or black--by using Bucking-
hams Dye. Try II.
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n H. DICKSON, Attorney
at-law and solicitor Of
American and foreign pat
ents, west side public square,
Wellington, 0.
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gran escenario dOnde salen t, das
las diversas classes de la sociedad
de noche, dibuja mil negras silutt
Bcgr4rGs que solo SO ven en- Madrid,
mucho mas obscuras, cuanto mas Sc acercan
las muchas LUCES que briLLGn allf a>
Sc ven palOmitas que tlenen las alas
tronchadas, 8 rOtas de tantO Volar....
Auehos calaveras que SO acuestan tardO
son estudiantes.--. de mOralidad.
COcheros dormidos cafes ambulantes
Serenos, que algunos serenOs no estan,
un1sOnos pasos midiendo la acPra
alguua pareja de SeguTidGd.
Chiquillos vendiendo papeles del dia
declmos (fals0s)... del premiO m yOr...
". hacienda contratos sociGles, que chico
le dejan al grande Jacobo Rousseau.
T. Algun eaballerO de aspecto decente
que con gran hnura y acentO cOrtes
oS tlra un sablaZO de plano de punta,
porque no ha cOmid0, nj tiene de que
Parejas lujOsas qne salon do Es!a.a
despu6s FornOs SO van cenar:
lgUal que las naVes que saleB del puerto,
despues de la cena.... iDios sabe do van!
Turbando el silencio, Sc escucha una hora
de la gran campana dol loco relOj
que sobre la torre de ,un bnen edifici"
marco tantOs eambiOs de gObeTRGci6R.
De dia, parece inmensa colmena
pOr todas las GALES on coche pie,
va renovando la gran OleadR
que ahuye, Sc alicia, y vuelve Otra voz.
que delante tiene el " Cafe Imperial -
ALI &c sitda la gente torera
contando 1os lanccs de Ia tempsrG
Tiendas elegantOs de ramos distiatOS
con escaparateS como oxpOsIci6n
que pagan un ejO, de casa alquilada,
luego OtrO ojO de contribution.
Que todO Sc vende, 10 dicen voces
B1 M~mdo, Et Progreso, EI GEobo, ~ Pals
RetratOs de tOdas las celebridadcs;
cuadros acuarelas de pintores mil
Que tOse un miniStrO e.. CorrillOs al puntO
Ique hay crisis, asomo de ls1Oluci6a?
pues bulle la gente, cOrren las mentiras...
Y 4 veces los grupos, que eS muchO peOr!
La tarde de toros, es cora impossible
con pluma pineeles querer retr4 4tar
ol alegre aspecte que presenta tOdo
y la celebrada calle de Alcala.
Con ser nOveera sin sol sin pWertG
abundando tipOs de tai eondici6n.---
mo hay un madrileno que no Sc entusiasme
cuandO 10 recuerdan su PUERTA DEL Sol
ROGr{gxeg-A Eesesa.
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Anoche SO efectu0 la representation Lel
gran drama de Cano tituladO La PGsjON0TiG,
ante una concurrencia escogida y regular On
numerO.
La sonora Ricart do Ortega desempeh6 el
interesante papel dc Petrilla con la maestrta
en- ella habitua, sendo bastante aplaudida.
Las senoraS CejudO Villar, bien.
El senor Bur6n estuyO a la altura lie su
Dombre en- el desempeno del delicadO y simpa-
tico papel de Narcial, siend0 ealurOs&mento
aplaudi>1o en- mas dc una situacion intereaante,
de las muchas en- que abunda la Obra.
FL senor OrUfn estuvO muy en- caracUer,
desempenandO el papel dc Justo. DichO actor
estudia conciencia sus papeles, los interpret
ta con gallardia cada vez SO hace mas sin-
patieo de nuestrO pubicO.
Los demas actores contrbuyeron al ma
yor 6xito de la Obra, cada cual ell Ia InelILa
de sus fuerzas.
La Interpretation del chlstosxino ju&uete
c6mcO de Vital Aza EE Sate]5O dorado, fn6 de-
licioso. Ell selor Roig estuvo admirable. FL
seTlor Ortega pedir de boca, las seno'a& *,
judo AIOnso y senorita Vilar; muy hen
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A1MEAeaN Da asUa1cA

DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No t. PeNeE.
M1sica para piano dos manos.
Handel. -HimnO naeional Transcrp.
ci0n Dolmectsch ............... $1.OO
JOSeD3-POlka noble. 1.2O
KOWstkj.-NOches dc Madrid, op. O23,
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. jose Gonzalez
Font
Ell temor SO apodera del honbre eli la Gu
ma Y le acOmpana hasta la tumba. .-:*
Apenas nacidO teme su nOdriza ninO, q
sus maestrOs; joven sus superiores; en- la
eda1 madura los reveses dc la fortuna; 81 es
buenO, teme 4 los malOs 81 malO, q las leyes.
En- fin 81 hombre emO 81 dolOr Ia pobreza, el
aburrimiento, las Intermediates, Ia muerto,
10 es peor aun, la p6rdida do los que 81 anna.
Al reci6n nacdO y al njlo, comparable ju-
guetes en- Ambos Mundos, San JustO 81, y estad
segurOs de que con elloS en- la mano no teme-
ran nadie.
Suscribid la juventud a Ia america Cfen-
ttfiea" y el joven que SO iluStra no teme 4 sus
superior es.
Los que est6n en- la edad madura, que sc
acostumbren compral los bilotes dc la lote-
ria en- Ambos MundOs, y con unos ouantos pre-
mios gOrdOs, saca1an el alma do pena.
En- fin y para cOncluir: hOmbros, mujeres
ninos, Os aseguramos que no hay balsamO
tan SegurO para los sinsabOres dc este plcarO
mundO, como visitar menudO AmboS Nun
dos, San Justo 81.
SegGn informss tidedignos la base del ca
racter atrabiliario Y teroO del presidente Bal
maceda SO debe a que nunca ha hechO bien
una Digestion 81 este ilustre cabaerO hubio-
ra comido en- LG Catalina Chile no sufrirfa
ahora los horrores de la guerra civil.
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LibrO muy Gtil

POnemOs en- conocimiento del p1blieo que
SO halla de venta en- las priDcipales librerias
de esta Capital en- la de don Manuel Lopez ds
Ponce la obra reeientemente publicada por el
senOr Lopez Tuero, ola Retorma Agrfcola" al
preciO de dos pesos ejempar' 1910
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Coronas funerarias

En- el establecimiento La Flor dc Mayo, calle
de la Cruz tmero II, Sc acaba de recibfr un buen
rea comn1eta nj eepanca 9ran poYedad las coo
les Sc esfan detaando haratos precios.
Convene al pdblico que aprOveche la OCCASION
sin p6rdida de tempo, para que mas adeante no
Puerto-Rico, Agosto % de 1891.-ROdrigues
ChGb0rt Go I5-2
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nj la historia de Ia ciencia,
nj 10 real nj 10 ideal,
por mas que con ell estudlo
la llegaran prestar
la religion sus misterios,
81 tempo su eternidad.
I'll II.
Y al fin 8 la pobre nina
la hubiera muerto el pssar, . -.........
81 no fuera porque un dia, ~-e-
por obra provideneial,
llen0 81 immense vacfO fa
del alma de Soledad, " + @ +.
81 perfume dc una rosa
que 10 regalo uQ gaian.
e. de CGnlpOGnsOT.
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Las pieles de que nos henos ocupado on
ell dia de aver que por efecto de los tempo
rales dc los pasados dias, Sc han moiado on un
almac6n de la Marine, Sc han liInpiado va
puesto sOCar conYenientemente permane-
cer&n unOs cuantos dias al aire haata que pue-
dan YolVer a alma cenarse sin moesta de los
yeeinCs. Fl propetario de elias fu6 amones-
tado oportunamente, perO hechO el dano no po-
dian m6nos de sacarse del almaeen para Ovi
tar mayoreS males.
RI joVen FabricianO Quin 1nes SO ha en-
contrado On el dia de hoy en- la 2: Inca, IN
alfiler dc sonora, 81 cual sera entregado la
persona que de sus senaS
80
1.No hemos bebido nunca meiur BRAN
DY que ell del FRAILE CARAT. & &#
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sEccIoN De ANUNC1os
Sc Vende

.#. Tratado de calc,lo dferencial integral por
Laurent, tomOs. l Curse complete de matema-
ticas por Ch. .>ombelousse, tomOs (una v otra
obra en- francesl. Ensenanza primaria en- la Ex-
posici6n Internaci nal de aris de 1873, 1 vOlu-
men. Para infOrmes en- las ofcipas de IA CO.
RREsF9NpFNqEA,
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MADRILENADAS.
La PWertGa del Sol.

Magnifica plaza! BuenoB edifcios! ~4.
y una fuente On medic, con un gran pil6n!
asf es esa PaertG, que en- muchos inVierBos
sc pasan los d1as sin salir. Ell sol.
Popular casino; colmena de wages
PORTAGE aslluioj immense bazaEl...,
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ACOSTA.
E2s s1oWsbTS de los escZGVoS de ayer,
hog ciWdGdGnOs EjbreS.

E3s ssoNsbyS de los escZGVos de aver,
hoy ciWdGdGm0s Nbres.
Cuando mi pobro Borinqu6n gemfa
De esclavitud al denigrante yugo,
el negrero con alma de verdugo
A bUen poStOr su presa le cedia;
Cuando la madre con door veia
Su hija vendor, como su duenOplugo,
AcOsta, nuestrO aneiano Victor Hugo,
Para 81 esclavO libertad pedia;
libertad SO consigui6 t.. el tirano
Vic convertible al paria en- un momento
En- dignO = meritoso ciudadanO
POr ESQ esa explosion de sentimientC
Hacia el noble patricO el buen cristanO
Que alcanz0 do la gloria " el alto asientO J. "
PtO-RicO, 1891. Jose =. Cerd0m@.
a. CGSGs q4e Sc TecOnsjesadGn Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salOnes de barbe-
ria y peluquer1a de la Capital.
PrOpietGriO J. Apellaniz, San JustO, nd-
nero 16.-Pertumer1a extra superior. So adni
ten abonadOs.-Esmero y limpieza.
En- el estudio de un pintOr.
-Desearia coocarrne de modelo-diee una
hermosa joven.
Il 7 SO avieno uSted Servir tambien de
modelO al desnudo?
81, senior; pero condici0n de que respe-
tara usted mi Virtud como yO respetar6 l9
suya.
Tiene usted un banquete On su casa! Ar
mas Y Jimenez vend9n cubiertoS de to1as cIa-
ses condolences. Y ademas lma*, Innate.
nes, coleras para caballos lOza, pertumeria,
elavazOnes de hierrO, cObre metal. utra
porcion de cosilIas, muy buenas, nuy Donitas
y.... muy baratas.
iEV bielo dc BGy0na6na!
iEtAjelO de Baysm6~!
80 fabrica con aqua potable cOrriente. Ne 50
dOrrite prOntO nj es salObre,
- Pldase en- los dep6siUos hiel~ lsgtbi-
me de Bayam6n.
La cosa no tenia tales peIos como So djo
On los primerOs mOmentOS de la explosion.
Fran hablillas del vulgO; recursO de lOe bus's
tas, reclamos de la pOlitica bastarda Ell in
ciador del rumor fu6 nueStrO amigo don An
selmo, y todo por dar bombos mere oidos al
JARNAC CoGNAC de los Sres. Biscuit Debowche
Go. que Vonde Luina y que realmento es un
brandy superior ..: ..:s..
Resursos prangodial s de la politica, y
NADIA mas.
Sombreros, corbatas, camisas, cuellos,
pu1loS etc., etc. Sc encuentran extra superio,
res en- la Elcg0ssctG Guiana, FortaIezs 40.
MADRILENADAS.
.. La Puerto del SoL
#:a Magni1ca plaza BuenoB edifcios! .4-.
una fuente On medic, con un gran pil6n!..
aSf es esa paertG, que en- muchos inviernos
&c pasan los dfas sin saJir Ell sol.
Popular casino; cOlmena de wages
4 II 1waSm
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Ell SIGLO XIX
SAN FRANCISCO 80.

SAN FRANCISCO 80.
En- este establecimiento que con predilecci6n
favOrece Ell pblicO elegante de esta Capital Sc aca
ba de recibir un impOrtante variadfsimo surti-
do de
SOMBREROS PARA sENORAs s3NORITAs
adOrnados la mas reciente moda. Ademas Sc
han recbdO sOmbrillas fnas, visitas 6 manteletas
de blOndas, gran variedad flores arSificiaes,
gasas, cintas, Sncajes surtidO general de teas y
dc los demas artfGulOs de ramo, todo selects.
1911 FONT VIDAL.
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Ell VAC1O DEL ALMA
NWS0A dOlOr0.

Aunque, buscando, impresiones,
crujan la tiera J el mar,
nunca Sc ilena el Vac1O =. .~.s
del alma de Soledad.
De la vida que maldiee
sintiendo 81 terrible afan,
j6yen, rlca, sana y bella =-
desolada ViOne ! va .za:-<
desde la ciudad al campo, rs
desde 81 campo 4 la ciudad,
y nunca aquel gran vacfo
llegan 4 terrapleparl
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Academia de Matem5tfras

Dirigida por ell Captain de ArtilIeria, Profe-
scr dc Ia PreparatOria Militar D. Angel Arfstegui
Ell dia 1c de Setiembre daran principio las
classes en- dicha Academia; preparation para TO-
das Las saggsFal eivilss 7 uailttsESl, l5-I2
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Un peninsular que hace POGO ha llegado
esta Capital, que conOce bien les ohcios de
herrerc 2 calderero, desea colocarse, bien pa
"a dichOs OfciOs cua. .quiera etra Ocupaci0n
que le convenga.
Intormaran en- la Sastreria de la cale de
la Cruz n1mero II. 8-5
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VARIEDADES

81 Sc desean las legftimas bombas aleatorias
con valbuas de lat6n ndmeros 0, 1y2 as, 10
y Ia pesos cada una y ademas tuberia de plomo
y de hero galvanizado F . las mismas de
todos gruesoS, compraro en- ell almac6n de los
Sres. NJ. Roman y Co., Cruz y 80. PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-31
Muebles uBadOs

Sc vende todo e mobiIiar de una casa, en-
juntO por separado. InfOrmaran, Barracu,
nes, pabell0n numerO 7. Tamb6n Sc venden
variOs instrumentOs do m1$ica. 65
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-31
De Ell Imp&ycie1, de Mayaguez ::

A ol B0IstS'a Merco1stU le han escrito dc
Adjuntas que otro recio temporal dc aqua SO
Ia Gutrido en- Squela OOmarc& On la noche del
"A del corriontO. La inea do D. Celso Caballe-
70 ha OxperimentadO dalos que Sc estiman en-
mil pesos, y una chiSpa electrical nato un
joven llamGdO Rosa Gonzalez. La Guardia Ci
vii Sc porto 'muy bien durantO el peligro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-31

Sombreros, corbatas, camisas, cuellos
es en- la E1cg0sactG CwbGaaG, FortaIeza 40.