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Progress OF the Campaign I'm Canada.

The knowledge that a new general cleo
ton will take place AT no distant date has
naturally aroused to great activity the
organs Of both political parties in the
Dominion. The case Of Sir WILFRID
LAURIER and his colleagues In the Liberal
Ministry is ably presented by the Toronto
Globe and the Montredi Daily Herdid.
while the views Of the Conservative oppo-
sition are no less forcibly urged by the
Toronto Mai and Empire and the Nontreol
Daily Star. What may be termed an inn
partial opinion Is expressed by the Otaua
journal, which, although usually an apollo
gist for the Liberal Administration, insists
upon the paramount necessity of the prompt
and condign punishment OF the ballot steal
ing and ballot forging which have been
recently imputed to certain subordinate
agents OF the Liberal politicians.
The Globe. on its part, maintains that a
four years trial has demonstrated Sir WILL
rRID LAuRIER's ability to form a strong
and harmonious Administy Aon. Offering a
vivid contrast to that which fell to pieces
in January, 1896. In a very few months the
Liberal Government settled the Mani
tOba school question, which had been
troubling the Dominion for five or six years.
Sir WnFRID and his colleagues carried for
ward the work Of deepening the canals.
extended the lnter-Colonial Railway TO
Montreal and arranged for the construction
Of the Crows Nest Pass Railway on terms
more favorable to the public than had been
ever before obtained. Confronted with the
task Of governing a new lining COM
munity in the Yukon region. they per-
formed the duty to the general salts
faction of Canadians. The South African
war created n difficult situation. with
which even Conservatives admit that
Sir WILFRIp's Government dealt in a
s~tatesmanlike manner, although IN Quebec
they are still inclined to complain that the
Premier did o much, while asserting in
other Provinces that he did too little. Ac-
cording to the Globe there are other things
to be said In the Liberals favor. Trade has
Increased very rapidly. and the striking
record Of 1899. when the aggregate figures
were upward OF 1921 ,OOO, 900. will be largely
exceeded this year. The industries Of the
Dominion are in a flourishing condition,
and the predictions of ruin which were
made by the Conservatives in 1890 have
been falsifed. There have been SURPRISES
a~ggregating 81. 555. 900 in two years, and a
surplus of more than 100000 is expected
for the coming year.
The Montreal Daily Herald. which Is on
the same side in politics. contends that the
relation Of the Dominion TO Great Britain
ranks high above all other problems of the
day in urgent interest. What has made
this problem thus preeminent. it asks, exc
cept the Fielding tarih the Premier's visit
to Great Britain: the Inauguration OF I'm
pertal penny postage; the denunciation OF
The German and Belgian treaties by Great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27
Present Time Philosophy In West Africa.

From The Ereetou1 weekly N.Tsl Sierra Lsons.
To THE EDITOR or THE WEEKLY NEWS '.'I
have In previous paragraphs ofthis article sufficiently
contrlsted hope, plutocrAcy and thought, and II lam
clear on this point. It would be conceded that the pu
tocrat mus, be content U take the second place, Will.
the man Of thought he allowed 10 hold the rrSt and
lead In tho grand arena Of lifc
In yielding. therefore. to the inevitable while NE
world be ruled by the man with the brain, VI, may
safely youch the security Of our interests. hov,,rr
much his policies may not accentIate our views for
by the aid Of his "cnusal" agency. he wirih' ,h1'
superiority Of intellect which carries his conceptions
beyond those Of the man with the "perceptiveS," and
brings within the mental reach OF the former that
which halls from the unknowsble. These. Sr. are
matters oi b,..--. matters OF fact
Thanking you In anticipation, believe m, TO n your
obedient servant, ". r. CAsSuS DINOs.
Little Fast Street. FREETOWN. April 10. 1900.
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PHIL SHERIDAN.
A soldier OF Cedar Creek Tells wha, o..
CURED There.


~ M nDi,oh ~ ou".o", IN" re-
cent uhc"i'eu-ior anu "oeuous a'tncN upon thu
memory ana repulanon q! ven sheridan. orig
ina'eu ny MaJoI,'en q WARREN hei'er. with
Sua'v "a"'"s' "'"1''"oa'ah'' and
:. ,'''"'on' uoso"'ec' "i''" III 'otrobo-
isu'.',' eu'",'"' VOC" =, n'r,ous seUs''"Ii.
ucso' .'ei, Soiu'o' VINO 'ooh '"l'' III 'h' meln-
o,ap'e ou'"e VI ,eu"' .oen 'srer'lhs Dos
sipiy those WHO were staNlped"d IN The early
morning and would have been runni.s yo,v
o,r ylori,,s II it,Io phil, had mot =, big
!" - aF'o
the front. inspired them To return 70 thc,r duty.
was glad 10 read in this mornings SrN So,,,
Yam Rach's Letter Having been an ordor,nss.
c...,I.n w. .'"a
what the General did
can roll something ~ what occurrcd On ~.
.,.,., 49,. - ta -. '"'
rght OF our line, as ] was III 'he ranks OF the
Cavalry and on the extreme right. We ve,s
oal,od from, o,r blonkets IN "boo,s and sodd,..,
co. o" y. '"'uies
in the gray oil the logSy morning. The sound ~
the engagement away over on the left breaking
,o,,,uo,siy q, an ears No w. ba.tur 80,
oo"'"7' "a. 10
eoou oroer' packed up "'ou"'e"' 'ofih'd In
line and marched
On rcochinp ihs line of battle which W.. ,o.
ne ,ha j."
not Tar from our can'I' "H i''roSiau' move
ment beginning on the left had extended To the
en,ire limo nv regiment. the First Conracuc,,
1t" ""'' wy So ;" y V""''"''t
cavalry. was ORDERED 10 support n battery o'
artillery, the section of which was posted on
N. s,,rer,e riyb, I'M wing my comna,v a. .,,.
VIC u" ''',
port, Our part OF Inc lhe continued 10 retreat
with no semblance OF panic, but in pcrfac,
,ormo,ion i, good order The different >,c,,o,.
''"'
OF the battery aiterhat'd III taxing position -
the rear Of the one maint aining lis regular fra
nm tho anemv un,I the 0un. iust placed bsh,,d
I, hna,n 20 snont '"'
~, twa ,r ,bree occasions n povouor, a..
AL ,s va amtnrnariiv chacLe d nv ,ha nc,,,
~ The Are Of these guns Ne realized that ".
wara be,nS driven hut wore dang o,r ~
host ~ chscL The rchels and Determined mo, ~
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notably In the proceedings OF the present
Presbyterian General Assembly and the
Methodist General Conference. Undoubt-
eddy the Pope's uncompromising champion
shin of the infallibility Of the Bible. a. to
which Protestant Churches have been
thrown into much confusion by the current
scientific criticism Of the Scriptures as
merely human productions. has tended 10
increase the respect Of conservative Protes-
tantism for Roman Catholicity: but the
gulf between it and them Is too proad 10 DC
filed up at this time. even II ever IN lhe
future. II Is. however. the only posslpie
union, for. obviously. Rome will never yield
its position by a Jot.
The divisions of Professionalism. moreover.
are an inevitable because a natural express
sion OF its genius. and complete organic UNITY
within It Is impossible. Instead OF ops'ruc'-
ing its progress they tend to give 1t lie py
representing essentially different phases OF
intellect and sentiment produced by the free
inquiry and Interpretation 1t has established
This difference, once provocative OF bitter
rivalry. is now no longer an obstacle 10
friendly cooperation between the various
branches. though their organic unity seems
no nearer than II was a century ago
II there is agreement among individ-
ual members. to tho extent that, for
them, UNCONVENTIONAL barriers are com
pletely broken down. it Is usually rather IN
unbelief than belief. For instance, there
seems to be no reason why DR.. BRldGs. DR..
McGIFFERT. DR.. LYMAN ABBOTT or DR..
HILLS should belong to any particular de-
nomination more than to another. or why
any distinctively Church organization
should be provided for them. any more than
for Prof. FELIX ADLER. who is satisfied
to expound his views as a lecturer before
q Society for Ethical Culture merely.
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An Old Tortoise.

From The Philddeiphid Record
The life of land tortoise * kno WIN TO be along
one. and this Is the time of year when the sub
urban correspondents delight in telling OF old
staeers with dates carved upon their shells.
which may or may not be authentic. The first
of the season came 70 hand YESTERDAY, and
deals with the experience Of Iynford Khowlcs
Of Leeds Point. y J Mr. Knowles wanted 70
toise would do the trick After a brief search
he found ono on the Townsend farm, and cut
into its shell was the following inscription ~
J.. & b, 1892 II the date is to he relied
vaar- old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27

The Hon. EUGENE HALE's general atu-
tude toward the Administration and the
Republican party on questions growing out
of the war Of 1893 has no significance ex-
cept such as Is personal and individual. He
opposed the war. lie opposed the treaty OF
peace. He has seen things through a prism
or through tourmalin, and not through a fiat
sheet Of clear plate glass ever since he first
earned the title Of Senator from Spain.
80 far away is Senator HALE from his
Republican constituents In Maine on all OF
these questions that he narrowly escaped
retirement from public life when he went
before the Legislature at the beginning OF
last year as a candidate for reelection. The
Republicans of the Legislature. like the
Republicans OF tho State. showed them
selves firm and enthusiastic In their adher-
enos TO the policy Of expansion n In their
support of President MCKINLEY. Their
willingness TO continue Mr.. HALE In the
United States Senate for another term OF
ok years despite his ricent record was
exhibited in a spirit OF merclful forgive
ness rather than of political approval, and
was due principally to the belief that the
time had passed when his obnoxious per-
sonal views on these questions could do any
harm TO the Republican party.
The true representative Of the Republic
canism and Americanism Of Maine In the
United States Senate il the man who sits
there in the Presidents chair. Tho reelec-
ton Of the Hon. WILLIAM PITT FRYE by the
Legislature at Augusta next January will
be attended by manifestations OF pride and
confidence and hearty approval that were
conspicuously absent in the case Of his
colleague last year.
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1.-Two Last Or Last Two?

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sh: note nv
an advertisements in THE SUN running this week
,hs. Mr. Daniel frohman announces the Two LAD
Weeks" OF "a Runaway Girl' at Days, and I
would like to ask any body who knows. how many
last weeks OF a play or anything ELSE there can he I
can understand thAt. In one way there might b. too
thst Is ne week before this week was last week and
'he week amer this week Will he the last week. hut
according u this Interpretation one Of The last weeks
has been used. up by the play. so there canno, remain
two last weeks as announced. No other expiann.
ton OF MI statement Is apparent 10 ma
but theIe should be one else. he would not make Il.
NEW YORK, May as ANxIoCs fNoufnHI.
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1t Is queer how many works are published
treating the novel historically and critically,
The books may be said To show the general
interest in fiction. but here Is the world running
over with novels. novels innumerable. of which
no man or woman. even II q professional reader.
car read more than a small part. Are novels so
many that conscientious persons can only read
about them9 1t is a practice common in many
branches OF knowledge. and sure to commend
itself to the comfortable soul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27

The A~ntt-Imperalist League has sent forth
another Appeal to the American People and
taken the motto thereof from jestne PLATE.
Well. whatever truth is. the Anti-Imperialist
League is incapable Of approaching it SO far as
the Philippines are concerned. and the Ameri-
can people will pay about as much attention TO
the many and maniacal appeals Of that body
as q forest pays to one mall tree toad.
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Al the Old Reservoir Corner.

TO THR EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sht who
4. Irresponsible for the disgracefui condition OF the
crossing al Filth avenue and Forty second stree,
ITS not only dangerous 10 springs bin, rough enough
10 make one seasick. j H s,
NEW YORK. May IS.
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A complaint In the Lancet skaters faith in
one more common article OF food. British
doctors. II seems. have been In the habit Of pre-
scribing custard as food for their patients In
many cases. In doing 30 they naturally sup
posed that the invalids were consuming eggs
and milk, but they find that they were mistaken
and that over there custard is made without
eggs and without milk The Lancet has looked
into the matter and reports:
THE custard without eggs is usually 4 po WIDER
consisting Of little else than starch colored with tur-
merle In one case We found a fuorescent aniline dye
To give II the color Of the yelk OF egg, A custard pre-
pared with custa!d powder IL thick with starch.
whereas a true cus'ard Is thick with the albumen Of
egg. is true that II Is usually suggested that the
pow der should be boiled with milk"
This sounds unpleasant enough. apart from
the Ldncet's chemical analysis Of the mixture
and It's gruesome suggestions rs TO the effect Of
the substitution in specific diseases. II would
seem. however. that a taste not unduly vita
ted should be able to distinguish between the
true and false In custard. particularly the taste
of an invalid. To the L1,pet, however. II seems
important that there should be a legal defni-
ton Of the meaning Of custard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27

A Hancock county, Ne. man reports seeing four
rainbows al once Boston Glooe.
That's nothing. The Hon. jim JONES Of
Arkansas and the Democr alto National Com
mittee sees forty-fve rainbows at once.
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, supply OF cream TIE SuN.
We hail thee. Prof.
Nor do We SCOT
At what you rise 70 tell US;
Because we feel
That gods reveal
Strange thing $ " those who're JEALOUS
We love to think
The milk white drink.
The COW gives Of her treasures
Is changed somehow.
Despite the COW.
By lovely Lydian measures.
The statement which
You make. Il rtch
In knowledge that enthuses:
Your fame can't fade
Since you have made
Mlkmaids Of all the Muses.
You've made OF Pan.
The goat.leg man
Whose musical endesvor
Was piping hot
In wood or grot.
Pan Of milk forever.
These things are plain
And much we gain
By your profound researches
But something more
Prom out your store
We want by Gift OF purchase
We know that what
You know Is not
What may not he relied on,
And you no doubt
Have heard about
The tune III, old COW died ON
VI do not care
To know the air,
As millions have before US:
Nor do we. sir.
Ask II II were
A solo or a chorus
But, tell US now.
Did not tina, COW
Succumb with sigh and 'putter
Because some maid
Just played and played
To make her give pure buinri
Will
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High Graves's Lambs.

From The Morning Oysgoni1n.
High Graves Of Wallowa county claimS a record NJ
1903 per cent. Of lambs increase this season u ~
band n range sheep.
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Nothing would pleas IN. TiWcs het,er than u have
the party come out squarely Tor tarif' for revenue only
Richmond Times
Talk about the praiscr Of past time! Why. our
able anti-Bryan contemporary. butting vainly
against fate. is trying to bring back an issue
which now seems more remote than the begin
nings of Egypt and by the side VI which TIC
LATIN PILFsFR II. looks positively a baby.
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From Brooklyn In,
Nay. madam, the day I married you I rsvs you
the key 10 my heart"
-, Yes. and then you wen, RICH, Cd and hSA ths losk
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Names Ported for Animation.

To u EDITOR OF THE SUS-Str, How abou,
Gum Dodge md Link Kettle NJ Roscoe. Y. " p
NEW YoRK May 20.
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n our frfenfs rho facor ~ Win n'1nIsrirs 'or
publication ui,h 10 hare 'sjsasd artie!s' returned f"sv
must IN all eas,s send stamps tov thai purposs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sn? Can Fred.
errk Gotobsd. Deputy Sheriff Of Sacramento county.
Sacramento. Cal. slumber In your list OF chosen ones'
YoNKERs. May 25. 81. +. b.
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MILK and Music.

Prof. Mcconnell told the Eastern CountIr, Da,,v
Farmers at their annual dinner q few days ago, tha,
music suitable IN quality and administer red Al IN.
right moment Is a never falling means OF inc,ca xn Az
the supply Of cream THE SuN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-27

To THE EDITOR or THR SuN-sjr' A friend
In Bangor. Me. informs me tina, Troll Fee,er and
Hinge Fopekaw are residents Of that place. Will
they do. joins " MURPHY
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NEW YORK. May IS

To THE EDITOR OF H SuN-sh: The Hon.
S. W, Yopp has been elected a member Of the Georgia
Legislature. Can you give him place.
RON Ga. May %. JAMES b NryIN,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-16
R'||!eg;Iai'to0s '||!e ! a
del Gobierno aIeman.
10 S JEsUTTAs, MAS TARDE.

Desde queeBismarck empez6 a
dar tregua q los rigore es del .<Kul-
turka ampf, {nombre dado a la guerra
religiosa que eT Canciller de Hero
hi.o al clero cat6lico por medic de
leyes especiales1, las relaciones en-
tre el gobiernos aleman ell partido
del ce nitro, enelReichstag, han con.
sistidO en- perpetuos regateos.
<Dadme tantos millones para
aumentar el ejercito en- unos GUAM
tos regimientos, os G oncedere un
obispo agradable en- tail di6cesis, 6
permit tire que tai congregation reli-
giosa se constituya.>
A este tenor podrfan dialogarse
las relaciones entire los representan-
tes del poderi los jefes del partido
cat6lico. X S.s n r
Sc discute, Sc regatea, y, final
mente, Sc llegaa una aVeneDcia. Els
10 que pasa ahora a p prop6sito de
los creditos relatives al aumento de
la escuadra.
La cosa es de bulto j ell gobier
no es ta dispuesto a pagarla cara.
Ell entro pide, en- cambio la vuelta
de los jesuftas.
La prensa no catolica pone ell
grito eh ell cielo, sin exceptuar la
que mas empef1o tiene@en el aumen-
to de Ia escuadra. Los Nprincipillos
confederados les tienen tambien mu.
cho mie edo losj jesuitas. Ne les tiene
tanto 81. gobiefno imperial, que los
considera quizas menos peligrosos
de 10 que son; pero no quiere jugar
la Ultima carta con que domina al
centric. - Y Y %3<.
No les, pues, probable que los je
suitas " uelvan por Ell nom a Ale
mania. En- eambio de los acoraza
dos, Sc concedera la installation de
los lazaristas, de las monias del Sa-
grado Coraz6n, de todas las coogre-
gaciones prohibidas, menos de los je-
suitas. A estos Sc los reserva para
otra ocasi6n mas solemne. Orgullo-
SOS pueden estar de que en- tanta es.
TINA Sc Les tenga de que ell podero-
SO emperador de Alemania considere
que su milicia religiosa vale mas que
importantes escuadras numerosos
batallones nacionales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-16

Por el vapor <Ponce> que entro
aver tarde q este puerto, ha negado,
procedente hde Nneva York, nuestro
anligno y estimado a migo don Jacob.
D, Azevedos az La respectable casa de
comercio de aquella cindad Sres.
Flint Eddy g. Go, 80 Broad Street.
Enviamos nuestrp mas afectuo-
SO saludo al referido amigo, y nos
placera mucho nos ofrezca oportu-
nidades para corresppn q las mu-
chaIs atenciones que nos prodig6 du-
rante nuestra perman anencia en- Nue.
va York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-16
Eco 0sde Espalla.

-Cerca de la playa de Santurce
ha .sido hallado el cadaver de un
meudigo de Portugalete
Las aves de rapif1a le habfan co.
mido parte de las mandibulas, 81
pescuezp las puntas de los dedos
de las nd manos.
Sc cree que murio hace bastan
tes dias a consecuencia del frio.
El socialismo bilbafno ha acor
dado la expulsion del partido de
companero Aldaco, concejal de aque
Ayuntath hiento, la separation de Ia
direction del peri6dico, organo de-
mismo, la Lacha de Glasses, del com
paf1ero Hernandez, al que sustituye
Basterra.
Hernandez tiene muchas simpa'
tfas en- 81 partido.
El vapor que Sc esta constru
yendo en Kiel para Ia expedition an
tartica alemana es una reproduction
perfected NADIA del Tram de celebre
memorial
Este nuevo buque tendra cuaI
renta seis metros de eslora once
de manga, pudiendo Hevar aprovi-
sionamlehto para tres amos.
En- Ia Exposition de Paris Sc
presentafa su modelo.
En- el ministerio de la Goberna
cion Sc re ecibio un telegrama de Pal
ma de Ma llorca, dando cuenta de q.
esta prodnciendo bastantes vfctimas
en- aquella capital la epidemic de Ia
grippe,
El 25 de Enero zarpo de Manila
con rumbo a la Peninsula, eli trasat-
lantico II sla de Panay,> que condu-
ce bordo catorce jefes, ochenta i
cinco ofci ales ochocientos dieci.
nueve ind dividuos de tropa.
Sc ha puesto a la venta en-
Barcelona IA A>primera emission de Sc
llos de la CoMsion de Carnaval de
1900. Ell dibujo es original de don
Apeles Me estre Ell sello es az1l; en-
el centric aIparece un muneco monta-
do en- un cato, lleva esta inscrip-
ci6n: <Carhaval de 1900 Barcelona. !,
En- el angu 10 superior izquierdo fgu-
IA el escudo de Catalina
FL Ayuntamiento de Palma
de Mallorc3s ha acordado contribuir
con 100 pes etas al monumento q en-
Ibiza ha de levantarse en- honor del
general Va Ira de Rey, muerto en- la
campaf1a de Cuba.
-<The Daily Telegraph, dice
que le han teiegraiado de Gibraltar
diciendo que 5000 licenciados del
ejercito es paf1ol han ofrecido sus
servicios q Inglaterra, pero el go
bernador de aquella plaza Sc ha me-
gado acep tarlos.
Dicen de VillaI ava Geltrd
que una fam pilia pobre que habita en-
la caIle de Ia Habana de dicha po
blacion, Sc hallaba desde ell sabado
baio ell peso de una sensible desgra.
cia. Un ~ achacho de 9 amos de
edad, al levas asntarse de- la CANA por
la maf1ana, sc encontr6 con que ha
bfa perdido la vista. Las auuorida..
des i los parrocos auxiliaron a
aquellos infelices, para que pudie-
ran atender q Ia curaci6n del Chi
60. -.
En- Elche un repatriado que
tenfa relacion nes con dos j3Wenes de
"a localidad, Sc fug6 con una de
elias. :,
Al cabo de POGO tempo volvi6,
1ablando con la otra Y aconsejando-
a tambien que Sc fugara. ..
Como la muchacha Sc negara, le
li6 una puma lada espantosa, atrave-
'andola de parte a parte i dejandola
Ell agresor hugo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-16

Recomendamos al>sef1or Dill
tado de Gales, tenga la bondad de
yer el<reguerete. de aqua quese for
ma en- los alrededores de la plu ma
que esta situada frente al establec ci-
miento de don Jose Soliveras, i ell
desagtte natural que Sc ha forma do
por sobre la acera del costado de re-
cho de la escalerilla de- la Plaza de
San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-16

En- todo entierro Il honras fine
bres, antes de resolver NADIA rela tive
4 Coronas, inscripciones y Gin tas,
vease al pintor Cangrafo Igaravidez
Sol 48. Despacha pedidos hasta en-
media hora.