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EI-POLICEMAN MISSING.
worth SEQ. 900. Which He Made Chiefly By
Lending TO Brother Biuecoats.

Lending TO Brother Biuecoats.
Mrs. Ellen jackson of 1860 Boston avenue
reports that her husband, David Jackson. has
been missing since May %. He is a retired po-
licds1nn about go years old. and Mrs. Jackson is
his second wife. She says he is worth between
$50. 900 and $50. 900, and that he made much OF
his fortune by lending money at high interest to
his less provident comrades on the force.
According to her story she had property when
she married him, but he let her spend her money
instead Of his, and what remained of it is tied
up In the house she bought and lives In. She
wants to learn his whereabouts 80 that he may
support her.
Since her husbands disappearance, she says,
she has found papers which seem to indicate
that he gave Gilbert. a son by his first wife.
power TO draw his pension.
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KILLED IN 4 FROLIC.
skylarkinG Rail- Players Upset Albert Benso
and Break HIS Neck.

and Break llis Neck.
Albert Benson. SO years old. q dock builder of
$50 Henry street, Brooklyn. visited the park at
Eighth avenue and Forty.ninth street yesterday
to witness a game Of baseball. He was seated
on a bench when several of the players began
skylarking. and Thomas Olsen. 20 years old, of
53A Hicks street, tipped the bench over. Ben.
arise. and some men went to pick him UP, be-
lieving he was shamming. Benson was uncon-
where he died a few minutes after his arrival.
His neck was broken. The police arrested Olsen
last night on the charge OF homicide. He will
be arfaigned before Justice Bristow in the But
Ter Street Poll e Court to-day.
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NOTHING HEARD or THE VEsUvIus.
she lie supposed TO He Chasing a EiIibustsr or
Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June l3.-Nothing has
been heard OF the cruiser Vesuvius since she
left Mayport 30 suddenly on Friday night. 1t is
not known where sho is. and the officers OF the
Wilmington are quito interested In the chase
she is supposed TO be having. The local papers
here say that the mysterious steamer she ia
after was the City OF Key Nest on her way to
ones say II that Is so why did she run when the
cruiser put after her, The Cubans laugh over
the incident and say little. 1t Is supposed that sho
may have captured the steamer and taken her
into some other port.
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BE Cadet Paints In the street.

David Stewart, 10 years old, who was on his
way from Greenwood, Wis, to West Point to DO
examined for a cadetsLip. tainted at Hudson
and Leonard streets last night. He recovered
consciousness while being taken to tho hudson
Street Hospital, but tainted again on ARRIVING
there. Change OF air, combined with oveIstudy'
ing, brought about the trouble.
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SCHULZ FOUND GUILTY.
A Pile. Saw. and Knirs Found Hidden In Hir
Clothing.

MILFORD. Pa, Juno 13.-The jury in the
Schulz murder case, after being out all night,
brought in a verdict Of murder in the first de-
gree at BIAS o'clock this morning. Schulz will
be sentenced at the special session Of the Pike
County Court on June 2s. His counsel will
make a motion for a new trial.
He was brought before the Judge this morning
to hear the verdict, and bowed very low and
smiled. On Saturday evening a new suit OF
clothes was given TO him and the old ones
searched. In a belt around the waist was found
Q f1ne three-cornered file and a one-foot belt saw,
In the counter Of his right shoe was a six-bladed
knife. He was much depressed after this dis
covery.
When the verdict that he had been found guilty
OF murder was announced, he said:
A unlucky number, the 18th Of this month"
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MURDERED AN AMERIcAN BOZ.

An UnknOwn Mexican Steps Up Behind ana
shoots Him Dead.
I~RAPUATo, State Of Guanajuato. Mex, juno
13.-William P. Mcneil, a 17-year-old American
boy. accompanied by w. h Smith. another
American, was passing along a street here early
last night. when an unknown Mexican stepped
up behind Mcneil and fired a pistol, the bullet
passing through McNeel's body, killing him in
stantly.. The cause of the murder is unknown.
Mcneil had been here only a few weeks and was
Tex, and was a son OF Capt. p. J.. McNeel, a
well-known Texas ranger. The murderer o.
capped.
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BROKER MORRISON TAKEN III.

He Falls Unconscious while walking with His
Son In Harlem.
Edward Morrison, a broker at ~ Broadway,
who lives at ID West Thirty-ninth street, Wis
tied his son. Edward Morrison. Jr., yesterday
Afternoon at the %latter's home at 373 West 1891
street. About 8 o'clock they went out walking
together. At Amsterdam and Manhattan ave
nues the elder Morrison fell TO the sidewalk UNI
conscious.
He was removed to Manhattan Hospital,
where the physicians said he was sun ering
from nervous collapse. His condition Is critical.
He is 10 years old and well to do.
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A MYSTERIOUS PATIEyT.
Young Man Picked Up Unconscious. without
sign or InJury. on n Railroad Track.

LANCASTER, Pa. juno ia healthy look
ing young man was picked up on the
Pennsylvania Railroad track. fifteen miles
east of this city. at daybreak yesterday. He was
unconscious. but was breathing. regularly. and
him. Vigorous attempts by the Lancaster hos
pital attendants to bring him to Consciousness
have failed. Twice in the last thirty-six hours
he has uttered inarticulate sounds. He is well
dressed. and the name "F. Miller" is tAttooed
on his arm. He had no money. Nobody knows
what is the matter with him.
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HE EATS BROKEN GLASS.
Tue boy Freak Says Il Ii Not the Glass but 4
Rays That 10 Hurting Him.

OAKLAND. Cal, June 13.-William Learv, the
boy freak who ate large quantities of broken
glass and asserted that 1t was his sole food. could
not stand exposure to the X rays. He will begin
suit for damages against DR.. o. d. Hamlin. a
bhysis'en, tor INJURIES alleged to have been in
glass for pay at tho exposition here last winter,
and at his request the doctors examined him by
the Roentgen light to see how his organs worked.
He now asserts that he was injured. The doc
tors are inclined TO attribute hts trouble to his
diet.
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BRIG4NDS IN rHESSALY.

Several Rich Merchants Captured ana Held
for Hanson.
Special Gable Despatch to TIE Sun.
ATHENS, June 13.-Brigandage is rampant In
Thessaly. Several rich merchants of that prov
ince, who fed to the mountains to find refuge
from the Turkish troops, have been captured by
briGands and arc being held for ransom.
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SPIRITED AWAY FROM 4 MOB.
militia from Birmingham. Ala. Bring Three
Accused Negroes Home with Them.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 13.-The Birming-
ham military companies which were called out
on Thursday to go to Huntsville to protect the
jail there against an attack at the hands OF a
mob from Decatur, who wanted to lynch Walter
Neville. Louis Thompson. and Rosalind Binford,
negroes, returned home carly this morning. Tho
three prisoners were brought here by the troops
and landed in Jefferson county's Jail by order of
Gov. Johnston. The soldiers took n long route
from Huntsville. avoiding Decatur. The negroes
deny their guilt.
Sheriff Frank O'Brien OF this county says no
Will make 1t warm for a mob II his Jail 10 at
tackled, A mob attacked the Jail here once be-
fore and twelve citizens were killed.
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DRAGGED TO HIS DEATH.
A Mexican smugEisr shot from Ambush ana
Then Dragged by n Horae.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June l3.-Juan CARA, a
Mexican. has been arrested at Carrie, Zayalla
county. south of here. charged with killing
Federal authorities here. Carrizales was riding
along the road when CARA fred on him from
ambush. Carri2aleB was wounded. CARA tied
him TO the tail OF his horse and dragged him SOW
eral hundred yards through cacti and prickly
pear bushes. CARA then set up the body OF Car
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No trace or = sIissInE SCHOONER.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. June 13.-The vessel
which was sent out from Rockport in search OF
the missing schooner Ray Temploton has re-
turned TO port and reports that Il found no signs
OF the missing craft. The schooner and her
Grey OF ave man are AoV given Np AZ lost.
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WRECKED IN BOSTON HARBoR.
Schooner Jennie Phillips Strikes n Ledge ana
Coca D~own-Crsw All Saved.

ME Phillips of Swampscott, Edward F. Doane
master, struck on Harding's Ledge, at the en-
trance OF Boston harbor. early this morning in
the dense fog. and within fifteen minutes filed
and went down. Her crow of fifteen men
escaped In the seine boat. which was shortly az.
terward hailed by tho tug Peter Bradley OF Bos.
ton and towed into the "Graves." From there
the men rowed to Swampscott, a distance OF
8 A. NJ.
The vessel sailed from Swampscott on Friday,
and was on her way to Boston with mackerel
when she struck.
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SPEEDY JUSTICE FOR AN INDIAN.
Ho VIII he shot To-Day for . Murder Com-
mitted Three Weeks Ago.

PERRY. Oklahoma. juno ~13.-Choka Eben, q
Creek Indian, will DO executed by shooting at
Coota Court House tomorrow for a murder COM
United near there about three weeks ago. Ho
was sentenced to be shot Immediately, but sent
word or his illness, and tho Governor respited
provides for immediate trial. the nearest rela-
tives OF the condemned man do the shooting,
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SiOOp Yacht swallow stolen.

Bald nioop yacht Swallow. owned by II. NJ.
sStr'sn OF Ne" Brighton. 8. l., was stolen ON
house night from It's anchorage on the boat
st. Geop,. INC staten Island Cricket Ciub at
pole mast Inc sloop is 81 feet 0vor eli, has 4
stfAw coloreSd PAINTED painted light green outside and
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Thrse killed In = Mexican Rallroaa WRECK.

ToLUcA. State of Mexico. June l3.-News has
reached here OF a wreck on the Mani Railroad,
In which three persons were killed. Manuel
Gonzalez, a contractor. we'll known In railroad
circles OF Mexico, was one OF them.
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Cleveland In II hours ana 10 minutfs by New York
Central. Leave Grand Central sIGuLH $500 II. NJ, ar
I'VE Cleveland T;tb, To'edo 1000 next norninE,
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Severe IIA,latOrAa In New HIanp.A,rs.

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INDICE De GOBERkAC!ON

r itu'o favor de don Felipe Cuchi y Ar
nau, II zeal para 10 contencioso, agl sgado s la
Fiscalia de la Audiorcia Territorlal,-Real
oraen 7ombrado iuez de Ira. instancia de Ma
yageZ don Francisco &c arrange Y Mantilla
-ldcm disponiendo Ia publication ell la GAGE
Ia Dc Ia yacante del tftulo de marques de Ma
chicote.-laem idem Sc tenga por retirada la
renuncia presentada por ell Escribano de Aqua,
dilla don Felix Limo Rivera.-Idem devolvien-
do para su resoluoidn incidente relative 4 un
ramal dc ferroea-ril de Caguas & Rio-piedras
-Idem iGem iden idem referente & rebaja de
canon por Ia exploitation de los fosfalos o.lizos
de N Qua IMonito.--Id. t! t!7fisdando i Ia plaza
de JUez o. primera instanc.a del Sur de Saatia-
go de Cuna I. don Pauline Berrevachea y Mon.
tegul --ldem romitlendo t;talo &c Notario de
Aiasco favor ue don Santiago Rosendo Pal
mer - sla0o :" Gobor on trasiadando la
del miniserio C Esta ;o relative q qle ningun
espallol domicil' aC2 trans 4nte que Sc encuen
tire en- e. extrar ZERO, de5era carecer de cedu,a
personal de .--lde1n sobre modi =
hcaclon del araiculo 13 del T egla'uento para
la conservation Y policfa da' muelle del puerto
de lG Capital.
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adorno de salon al rosal en- flor mas lozano.
Sc adjudicaron dona Pillar Vergara, viuda
de Cahellas, vecina de esta Capital.
Ademas, sc concedi6 un premio de 100 Pc
sos, don Juan Olivas, con arreglo q la nota
segunda del programa, por los diversos produc-
tos de su industria, que present6, yespecialmen-
to por su excelente chocolate fabricado con
cacao del pals.
Tambien fuera de prog1ama, pero con su-
jeci6n a la citada nota segunda, Sc otorg6 a
don Jose Julian Monclova, de Rfo-piedras, un
premio de SO pesos, por su maguffca aqua de
azahar, fabricada en- el pats.
Los demas premios quo no SO mencionan,
unos resultaron desiertos, otros, denegados,
por no reunir los aspirantes las condolences
exigidss.
Nuestra felicitaci6n los agraciados.
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BancO Territorial y AgricoIa dc P.-Rico

SECRETARIA.-En cumphmiento de 10
prescrito en- los artfoulos 70, 72, IS, 9s lOl
de los Estatutos, el Console de Admin straci6n,
en- session ordinaria del Is del corrlente, acordC
la convocatoria la Junta general ordinaria
de accion.stas que tendra lugar el dfa 26, y ST
guientes 81 fuese uecesario, del prGximo mes de
Julio, empczando las seslcnes 4 las dos de la
tarde en- los saloncs de la SocieGad, Gale de
Tntuan Lllmero Is.
En- dicha Junta general Sc tratara resol-
vera sobre las modihcaciones de los Estatutos
del Banco, 10 que sc hace constar expresamente
seghn 10 preceptha ell artfculo rs, debiendo
para clio concurrir las dos terceras parties dc
los accionistas rcp,esentando las dos terceras
parties dc las ;iones emitidas.
Ell senior Prcsidcnte accidental, al haccr
pubIico el acuerdo citado, encarece todos los
scnores occionistas la necesidad convenencia
de concurrir Il dicha junta, personalmente 8
representatives. en- la forma que expresa Ell ar
tfculo II de los Estatutos.
Estando las acciones libradas por tftulos
nomindticos y al paota0or, Sc avisa los seno-
res accionistas, que por Secretarfa Sc expedira
Ia correspondence papeleta de entrada, d los
que tengan derecho 4 ella, hasta ell dfa 81 del
mes do Jnlio expresaao: = que pasado ese dfa
quedara cerrado ell Rcgistro de concurrentes a
la .Innta, aef como que los teneaorcs de accio-
nes al portadcr, para tener derecho de asistir
GAIA dc la Sooiedad diez acciones, cuando me-
ncs, antes &c. once de Julio, sin cuyc requisite
previo, no sc les podra hbrar por Secretarfa
Ia &C rrespond erte papeleta.
Puerto Rico, l6 de JUNO de 1897.
El Secretario, .Itum tse GsNsnadn Benitez
~. Q Is. Ell Presidente accidental, Cda
lido Garci0 s.
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RICARDO LA COSTA
CRUZ-29 CAPITAL.
CAPITAL.
CRUZ-29

lnvorja DE 6. TINAUD.-Es digno de
'uJ0'" verse el esplendido surtido de bri-
lantes de superior calidad que exiben en- Ell
elegante escaparate de la joyerfa de Tinaud,
plaza de eAlfonso XIII. Entire las diferentes
joyas que nos ha llamado la atenci6n, por Sd
gusto artfstico riqueza, que revela Ell reina-
miento del gusto parsi6n, fguran dos collares
diademas todo de brillantes; petacas y fosfore-
ras de orc ls kilates, brillantes; varios
solitarios para caballeros; alfleres prendedo
aretes con brillantes, esmeraldas perlas, pre-
ciosos portamonedas de orc l8 kilates, etc.
De todos estos objetos y los muchos mas que
no Sc enumeran, marcados con sus precios fjos,
con la equidad que esta acreditada casa, pri-
mera en- clase, acostumbra, podra conven
eorse todo ell que visite dicha joyerfa
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Completeness I'M estimado amigo publi-
cando ell siguiente manifesto:
LiberaIes autonomiStas de Aguadi|Ia

La disidencia que surjiera en- la Asamblea
general del Partido Autoncmista Puertorrique-
no, celebrada ultimamente, Sc ha extendido por
algunos pueblos de la Isla y asoma su iracunda
faz por la liberal Villa de San Carlos.
Representada aquf por un exfguo namero
de adeptos, ha dado principle su funesta la
Dor, lanzando una proclama, que ella, por ST
sola, hace la apologize del foatriotisnao coroara
de autores.
Sc titulan los puros, Sc consideran los
gro,ades, Sc tienen por los escogi(7os;; y, sin
embargo, fjaos bien en- clio.
mo descubris entire ell grupo alguno que
otro de los que combatieron Ia candidatura del
malogrado compatriota don Manuel Corchado
para diputado Cortes, la del consecuente
criollo don Jose T. Silva para Diputado Pro-
vincial celebrando en- azegre consorcio la
derrota de tan meritfsimo puertorriqueno con
Vadi Julia?
mo descubris entire ell grupo alguno que
otro de los que aplaudfan las hazailas del cele.
berrimo Madrihan, hasta confundieron sus
frmas con las de los incondicionales en- pro de
su permanencia en- la ACADIA de estg Villa?
mo descubris entire ell grupo alguno que
otro de los consejeros de Acosta, que, hacien-
dose el decepcionado, Sc retro de las huestes
liberales.a las que luego tratara con desd6n &
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Los soIareS de Ia Marina

Van va cuatro 8 cinco veces que nos he
mos ocupado en- este periodco de 10 convenien-
te que serfa para los intereses de todos, que Sc
proceda a la venta de los solares que resultan
ganados a. mar en- los rellenos practicados en- la
marina Con las Obras del Puerto, ha sido
tempo perddo. No sabemos 81 obstina-
cion en- dar largas un asunto de inter6s vita
lfsmo para esta ciudad, depende de la junta
que entiende en- las aluuidas obras, de alguno
de los centros consutivos de Madrid, verdade-
ros pozos artesianos donde Sc ahoga ell progreso
de estos pafses. En- nuestro altimo artfculo
publicado hace algunos meses, algo indicamos
para los que sepan eer entire renglones, de las
versiones que por 10 baj 10 Sc comentan y de las
q. Sc puede desprender el conocimiento de las
causas; versiones que podran ser fundadas,
porque todo entra en- las posibilidades, pero que
nosotros, sin negarlas, no las a6rmamos.
Por 10 que hemcs leido en- la Mcmoria del
ano fiscal de 1895 al 90 que acaba de publican
la Junta de Obras del Puerto, sabemos que la
referida junta Sc encuentra escasa de recursos,
que segun ell inciso 4. o del artfculo 81 del
reglamento organize, ell valor de la venta de So
lares entrara formar parte de sus fondos. Di-
ce tambi6n dicha memora que la Junta Sc pro-
pone distribuir los solares, con arreglo la
propuesta formulada por la comisi6n mixta y
aprobada en- l9 de Setiembre de 1895. pre-
guntamos nosotros: ST hay escasez de fondos,
lpor que no sc han vendido esos solares? mo
hubo tempo para ocuparse de ese particular
en- los tres anos transcurridos? 1El personal
administrative de 1895 al 90 que deveng6
$4.l6O de sueldos y $1,000 para estudios, estu-
| vo tan agobiado de trabajo que no lie fue dable
atender extreme tan interesante?
Con 10 dicho queda patente que la Junta de
Obras del Puerto ha retardado, por su voluntad,
que ingresen sus alas las sumas en- que Sc
vendan los solares, pero ha producido otros
males graves Ha retardado y esta retardando
| que Sc fabriquen buenos almacencs; que Sc de
empleo capitales inactivos; que Sc hermosee
aquella parte de la ciudad; que los operarios
| tengan abundante trabajo; que Sc evite un POGO
| el hacinamiento en- que vivimos, y que Sc alejen
| del centro esos depositos de where's NAL olien.
tes perjudiciales para la salud pdblca.
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De humacao

El ayuntamiento de esta ciudad, en- deficit
desde hace algunos amos, acord6 para cubrir ell
presupuesto anual establecer ell arbtrio de con-
sumos, al efecto Sc gravaron artfculos, de
primera necesidad en- gu mayor parte.
Este calculo did un resultado negative,
pues hace tres amos produjo deficit de
Sc 900 Para remediar este, Sc acord6 gravar
temporalmente articulos mas, despues de
tres amos resulta hoy que ell deficit de Sc 900
ascende 4 $l2 900. Ante la inefcacia de tai
arbitrio, acord6 ell ayuntamiento recurrir al
Goblerno sollcltando SUI suspension sustitu-
y&ndolo por reparto gremial; acuerdo que
ciono la superioridad en- su virtud reparte ell
deficit de 900 en- la siguiente forma: 50. 900
la agriculture mayor. $4,000 la menor y
$4,000 a la industria comercio, reparto que
sancono la junta de asociados.
Con fecha Is del corriente fue presentado
por Ell seflor CONCEAL don Federico Martinez un
escrlto pidiendo Sc efectuase el reparto del de-
hcit de los $l7. 200, tomando por base la con-
tribucion subsidiaria.
Ell concejal senior BertrAa apoy6 la petit
cion y la combati6 don Emilio Faura, fundan-
dose en- que ell municipio con anterioridad ha-
bfa resuelto ell reparto por gremios, acuerdo que
era va ejecutivo debfa cumplirse. Alternando
en- Ia discussion ell CONCEAL senor Gros, pidio
que vista de que algunos senores conceja
les no tepfan conocimento del acuerdo anterior
Sc trajera ell acta la vista, 10 que contesto
ell senior secretario que no existfa tai acuerdo.
En- este estado las cosas, someti6 ell seior
Alcalde -Presidente 4 Ia deliberaci6n del conce-
jo ST Sc tomabs acuerdo defnitivo sobre la petit
cion, quedaba sobre la mesa para su estudio.
La mayorfa aprob6 de conformidad la moci6n
del senor Martinez Ell seilor Faura pido la
suspension del acuerdo.
Resumiendo: Sc traits de prescindir del
acuerdo por reparto gremial. Convene mas ell
subsidiario. 1Por qu6?.... Por 10 mismo de
siempre porque en- la primera forma Sc quta
ell derecho de sufragio muchos contribuyentes,
eli la segunda, Sc favorece los fzvorecidos de
sempre Zhut ist the question.
Nota be1ae.-Resulta despues de todo, que
perjudica al Estado por perseguir un fin
polftico, toda que dejan de fgurar en- ell
partido varios comerciantes con casa alberta.
I'm 2ecinO.
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en- 6ilze@, nos dan uno de peso no 10 quie-
rem mas que por una pesetay
Antes de conoluir, un pequeno recuerdo 4
los dos puertorriquefos, que como buenos espa-
holes, supieron morir defendiendo su bandera,
los nombres de Marcelino Font Jose Aocsta,
han pasado la posteridad!
Quiera Dios que pronto concluya esta NAL
dita guerra, volvamos todos yer ese Puerto
Rico tan querido, poder abrazar la familia
y amigos.
Y usted, don Ramon, vayan las gracias,
por 81 sc digna publican estos NAL, pero sinceros
renglones.- I'm 2ouertorriquei5o, E. N. Z.
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lEnuE FRESCA PURA recien ordenada.-
1-oh- Sc vende las siete de la noche a 8
centavos cuartillo, todos los dias Gale de
San Jose, ndmero 81, donde esta una muestra
con una vaca pintada, y en- la Marina, calle
Nueva, ndmero 7.-Esta leche llega en- ell fe-
rrocarril de las 81 de la tarde. 1923