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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

Decatur L U y D 8 o 3 *-19
Two-bsse hits-Burt, Badger, Kanz-
Ter. Three-base hit - Rebsamen.
Home runs-Graham, Tate. Sacrifice
hit-Connolly. Stolen bases-Badger
(2), Pease (2). Wilkinson. Passed
balls-Arthur . Struck out-by
Talbot 8, Graham Z. Bases on balls
off Graham Hit by pitcher
Pease. Time -1 so. Umpire-Mes-
mer.
At Evansville.
Evansville walked away with two
games by superior all around play
ing. In the first game Miller had
things going his way and struck
out eight men. He received su-
perb support. In the second game
in the ninth Kennedy punched out a
3-bagger, sending Roth over with the
winning run. Score by innings of the
first game:
Evansville % OO2 900 IS
Davenport 80 o o o 90 1 %
Batteries - Miller and Roth,
Bruce and Shannon. Hits-Evans-
vile 4, Davenport B. Errors
Evansville 2, Davenport 1.
Second game, score:
Evansville. ....2 o l o o o o II
Davenport. ....2 o o o o U 2-6
Batteries-Haley and Roth. StaufTer
and Shannon. Hits-Evansville Is,
Davenport 9. Errors-Evansville 5,
Davenport 1.
At Terre Haute.
All Terre Haute baseball records
were beaten in closeness of game
and exciting situations. The last three
innings were so close that the crowd
was beside itself. The winning run
was brought in by a 3-bagger by
after two men were out in
the tenth inning. Score by innings:
Terre Baute. % o 1 0 2 90 90 81
Cedar Rapids.1 2 0OOO 1 1t
Batteries - Hackett, Brown and
Mcfarland and Weaver.
Hits-Terre Haute ., Cedar Rapids IL.
Errors-Terre Haute 4. &c dar Rapids 1.
At bloomington.
McGreovy received his most severe
1rubbing of the season at the hands
Ut Rockford. Although the home
Team cut off many runs the visitors
could not be denied the game. FL
lott was effective and kept the hits
Thompson and ConnOrs
alone finding him. Score by innings:
3 900 1 90 o. 3
Rockford ..OOO3 OO07 Ill
Batteries-McGreevy and Belt, FL
lott and Hanford. Hits-Blooming-
.on T., Rockford Is. Errors-Bloom-
ngton 8, Rockford 5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

Decatur signalized its change OF
managers yesterday by winning a
smuggling match from Rock Island.
Graham, in the box for the latter.
had an off day and was touched up
for 10 hits, eight runs being made by
the home team in the eighth. Rock
Island, however, put up plucky
tight. Graham's support being char
acterizsd by only four errors.
Mullaney was put out of the
game by Umpire Mesmer. In an en-
deavor to save the day in the face of
the havoc that was being wrought in
the box. he evidently went farther
than he intended. Milton was put on
first. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
CAN KEEP COOL.
10 You Know How to Feed YourssIf-Rea
sons Below.


sons below.
Try Grape-Nuts. Hot weather food
The selection of food for hot weather
is an important question We should
avoid an excess of fats, cut down the
butter ration and indulge more freely
in fruits and food easy of digestion
One meat meal per day is sufficient
during hot weather.
An ideal breakfast is Grspe-Nuts
treated with a little cream (Which
by the way, supplies the necessary
fat in a very digestible form) 6
cup of Postum Cereal Food Coffee,
hot, or if cold, it should have lit.
tie lemon juice squeezed in; then
some fruit, either cook d or rawi also
perhaps two slices of entire wheat
bread with a very thin spread of but
ter. A breakfast of this sort is SO
perfectly adapted to the wants OF
the system that one goes through
the heat of the day in comfort
as compared with the sweatv,
disagreeable condition of one i'm
properly fed. Once put in practice,
the plan will never be abandoned dur
ing the hot days, for the difference in
ones personal comfort is too great to
be easily forgotten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

Subscribe for THE ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

Both teams are training hard for the
struggle. Capt. Abe Roseofield had
his men out for long walk and other
exercise at o'clock this morning,
and Capt. George Bennett lis putting
in every spare moment getting the
cleans" in shape to present credit
able exhibition. Tickets are going
nicely aud the attendance promises to
be unusually large. 1t being ladies'
day. the customary rule will be OBJ
served of admitting the fair sex free.
The Rock Island team at Blooming
ton has ordered 10 tickets each as an
evidence of the players regard for
their disabled associate.
The game will be called at 3:45
sharp. and the teams will try to get
through in time for supper.
Capt. Rosenfeld gives notice that
all his men must De on the ground
at 3:03 p. m. sharp, as he
wants two-minutes' talk with
them before they begin practice at
3:06. He has something very impor-
tant to say to the advantage of those
VINO are to sustain the corPulent side
of the game. Capt. Bennett also de-
sires his players on hand early that
no advantage may be taken of them.
Get there ahead of the Rosenfield
crowd, if possible, is Benefits adj
vice. The lineup is repeated:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
GOVERNORS DAY IN CAMP
Number of Presentations From Heat Yes
terday In the 9Th.

IeEuay the 6th.
Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. s. The ex-
treme heat of yesterday was not with
out effect on the mem bers of the 9th
regiment at Camp Lincoln. and sew
eral of them dropped out of the ranks
on the parade ground and on the rifle
range None of the prostrations,
however. are considered Serious.
Governors day was an unus uall y
attractive feature today Two special
trains from Monmouth and interme-
date points brought relatives aud
friends of the soldiers to the number
of several thousand. Gov. Yates ar
rived home early in the morning
from Yates Center. Kas., and was
present at the ceremonies. This
evening the regimental band will give
n complimentary concert in front Of
general headquarters.
A detail from the commissary de-
psrtment of the Sth battalion of col
ored troops arrived today to prepare
for the coming of their organization
next week, along with the 4th regi-
ment of southern Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
COUNTY TEMPLE.
Transfers.

Aug. 6-James l.. Richard to G. f..
Hodgson, lot 8, Warmers sub div,
outlot %. swi So. is. 2w. part asses
sor's lot "a, swi So, is, 2~, 81 400.
Matthew Farmer to Kneut Kneut-
son. lots II. 10 and 20, block 40. lot
20, block %. and lot 5, block Us, East
Moline, 81 500.
Martha A. Rodmaa to Gottlieb
George assessors lot l, swI IL, II,
2w. $4,000.
County clerk to James Quinn, part
lot 2, nwI II, Il, Wv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

1t has endured the storms of imita-
ton aud competition, yet stands like
the pyramids mistaken in the love
and confidence OF the people. Rocky
Mountain Tea made by Madison Med
icine company. 35 cents. T. Ii
Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

o. o. Buck, Beirne. Ark, says: 81
was troubled with constipation until
/ bought DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Since then have been entirely cured
OF my old complaint. / recommend
them. :" B. IL. Bieber and Har IL Gull
emeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide
reputation for its cures. lie never
fails and is pleasant and safe to take
For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
In the other Leagues.

Chicago. Aug. S.-League records Mt
base ball yesterday were as follows:
At Pittsburg-St. Louis .. PittShurg o;
at Cincinnati-Chicago 3. Cincinnati g;
AT Brooklyn and Boston-Net grounds
American League: At Philadelphia
Washington 1, Philadelphia 4: (Sec-
ond game Washington Z. Philadelphia
3, at Baltimore-Boston III, Baltimore
=: Second game) Boston e. Baltimore
10: at Observation-Disclosures 4, Glove
land 3; at Detroit-Chicago 3, Detroit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
Base Hit


Graham made n home Iun ANYWAY
The standing of the clubs appear
ing at tt } head OF THE ARGUS base
ball column is official-furnished by
President Sexton.
Do not forget the Hopkins benefit
game tomorrow.
They simply hit Graham, that was
all.
The team is to be congratulated for
its steady playing, Notwithstanding
that its pitcher vas up against it
Where is there nine to be found
that, with such bonn bardment GO
ing on, would have had but four err
rors charged to it
Ovens, released by Rock Island, is
playing as general utility man for
Bloomington.
Decatur, it is announced, will play
Sunday ball, and continue in the
league. Yesterdays game ought to
stimulate confidence on the part of
the Decatur baseball public.
The Decatur club has released Man
ager Tom Herman and Catcher Roll
Inns, made First Baseman Frank Badg-
er manager, and signed Jack Wilkin-
son, formerly of the Davenport club,
and who played couple of games
with Rock Island, as catcher.
Terre Haute and Cedar Rapids
played to the death yesterday under
the impression that the place at the
top of the percentage column depend
ed upon the result of the single con-
test. As will be seen by the standing
as exhibited in today's ARGUS. which
is correct copy of the official figures
of President Sexton, there is still
per cent difference between the two
teams in Cedar Rapids favor.
The teams shift today. Rock Island
games will be played, one today and
two tomorrow. Davenport is al
Terre Haute, Cedar Rapids at Evans
vile and Rockford at Decatur.
The Davenport papers are terming
their players 1.-THE orphans, ''-because
they are away from home
Baseball takes queer angles. When
the Rock Island team defeated the
Rockfords here by a score of 20 to IL.
the disgust of the local fans was
something awful to contemplate. Tue
team was declared to be decayed be-
yond redemption. A few days later
Rockford beat Davenport by the same
score. Last Monday the st. Louis
team defeated the Pittsburgs 20 to
Yesterday Pittsburg beat ST. Louis
to /. And yet these teams are the
leaders in the Nationalleague. Rock
ford Star.
In the other Leagues.
Chicago, Aug. S.-League records Mt
base ball yesterday were as follows:
At Pittsburg-St. Louis .. PittSburg 9;
at Cincinnati-Chicago 3. Cincinnati g;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
roMoRHow,s BENEFIr GAME.
Exhibition That Promises to be q Baseball
Event Extraordinary at the Park.

Tomorrow's game between the
'"fats" and the cleans" at the
Twelfth street ball park for the bene-
fit of Fielder Hopkins. of the Rock
Island team promises to be an event
extraordinary in the way OF baseball.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08

Group instantly relieved. DIR.
Thomas Electric Oil. Perfectly safe
Never fails. At any drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
Falls on Graham in Three Bad
Innings and Rolls Up
l9 Scores.
TFAMPLAYs GOOD ARTICLE OF BALL
MuIlaney Stands Up for His Team
Until Sent to Bench--
About the League.
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY.
Rock Island at Bloomington.
Davenport at Terre Haute-
Cedar Rapids at Evansville.
Rockford at Decatur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-08
TRAINS.

Peoria & Springfield Lim-l
ted--.....-...-.-..-..... $40 am
Peoria, SpI ingfield- 1t. l..
Indianapolis Cincinnati sos am 5000 pm
Peoria, Springfield, Indian
apcls, Cincinnati, Bloom
ngtOn................... 49,. s2:55 pm lib pm
Peoria Express -.....---...l 7:3o pm
Peoria. Indianapolis, Gin
clnnau Bloomington. 1925 am
Peoria, St Louis, Spring
field, Decatur si:5S pm
Cable Accommodation go. 700 am
Sherrard Accommodation. BIS am 4.55 pm
Cable & Sherrard Accom-. $50 pm 30 pm
Cable & SherrArd Accom- s.3s am
Trains marked are daily. All others daily
eject Sunday.
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DI IDR Dl lg1I
R
IRIM() LES

La Legislature del Estado de
New York acaba de aprobar nm pro
yeeto que ha sancionado el Goberna
dor OdeH, para que empiece a regir
en- 1902, por Ell que Sc considera sin
.valor legal Ia pr6ctica constituida
en- ley, con respecto q los matrimo-
MOS conocidos por de <ley comdn,
common law Estos consistfan en-
que sbastaba la mantle estaci6n reef
proca de ambos cualquiera tercera
persona, de que eran marido y mu-
jer para As1 considerarsa de dere-
cho, mediante Ia declaration del ca :.
so, aunqnecualquiera de las parties
10 negara despues. Ell hecho de jus
tificarse Ii vida marital, constitu1a
de dereeho tambien el maJrimonio,
sin que hubiera pacto consignado en-
tre un ministro religioso 8 un fun
cionario judicial 8 municipal. Sin
documento a1guno eran como 81 fue
ran leg1timos consortes.
La abolici6n del <Common low.
evita innumerables litigios en- los
testamentos, pero en- cuanto al pun.
to moral servfa para no darle, en-
manera alguna, sanction al concubi
natO.
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JuiCi0S 0raleS
Se1alad0S en- CaguaS

Mayo 24-Federico Selles, por
insultos, Manuel Mojica, lesiones.
Dia 25 Isidro Rol6n, b ,
Adrian Cueto, falsedad.
Dfa 27-Jesds M. Arroyo, lesio
nes, Ramon Santos, homicidio.
Dfa 28- Francisco Domenech,
lesiones, Dionicio Martinez, bur
Dla 29-Pedro Collazo, rapto,
Abraham Leon, infracciones, Pedro
Diaz Gomez. lesiones.
Dfa 30--Placido Diaz rapto, &C.
rardo Fonseca, desobediencia, Fell.
pc Velazquez violaci6n.
Dfa 31--Manuel Garcia, allana
miento de morada, Jose sedeno San
chez, lesiones, Nemesio Orta, lesio
nes.
JUNO l. Secunoino Santana, le
stones, Pablo Flores, lesiones.
Dfa 4 Dos juicios orales civil
les,
Dla 5-Jose Boada y Federico
Diez, atentado insultos.
Dia 6-Vistas de Juicios de Ape
laci6u.
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Los eSpah0leS
en- Cuba.
Dice <1a Independence, d.

Dice sLa Independence, de
Santiago:
sHemos recibido 10 siguiente del
Sr Consul de Espa1a, sobre 10 QUAIL
llamamos la atenci6n los interesa-
dos q fin de que no Sc dejen sor-
Prender de esos hon bres de mala
f6 que les tieue muy sin cuidado,
con tai de cobrar la miserable pi-
tanza,- que hombres honrados SEN
cillos Sc vean envueltos en- cauas
criminales que podran traer peno-
sas concecuencias, toda vez que Ell
Partido Nacional est& decididamen-
to dispuesto a persegui1 a los ex-
trapjeros jntrusos que pretendan
hecer uso de derechos que no pue.
den ejercer:
He aqul la carta y ell avlso del
Sr Consul de Espaf1a en- esta ciu-
dad.
Santiago, 80 de Abril de 1901.
Sr Director de
La Independence.
Ciudad,
Muy sef1or milo:
lie ruego tenga Ia bondad dar
publicidad en- su importante diario
el adjunto suelto.
Dandole las gracias, Sc reitera
de usted atento S. S.
j. de Pe1ey2o.
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Jose de Diego
Abogado J: NOtario,
Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
a 46-26
La fiesta de an0Che.
ER- -el AteneO
y en- Ia plaza
de. Alfonso XII:

Cortesmente invitados por Ia
Presidencia del Ateneo, tuvimos ell
gusto de asistir .anoche a Ia recep
ci6n dada en- aquel centro literario,
por ell honorable Mr. Allen y su
simpatca Sra esposa.
Muchas personals distipguidas
de esta capital SO hAbfan dado cita
en- aquellos salcnes, y nos parecia
ver congregados ALI en- medic de
aquella galeria de retratos, que tan
to recuerdos trae nuestra memoria
& los hombres de aver que va Sc
fueron, en- amabie consorcio con los
de hoy. $50
Largo ratio tuvimos ell gusto de
departfr con ell Sr Allen, que nos
manifesto su gran salts facci6n por
las mapifestaciones de aprecio que
habia recibido aver del pueblo de
San Juan, asegur&ndonos que ven1a
animado de los mejores prop6sitos
en- favor de Ia prosperidad de Pto
Rico, cuyo porvenir It interesaba
altamente
Mr. Allen es un hombre muy
culto, sumamente atento y afectuo'
so Y con su sonrisa bondadosa .sabe
gapsrsa con facilidad las simpatfas
de las personals q quienes trata.
La plaza estaba de bote en- bote.
.Creemos que pasatan de cuatro mil
almas, las que habia allf congrega'
das.
Pocas veces hemos visto aquel
sitio tan completamente abarrotado.
Las m tisicas del Battalion Puer.
to-rique no, y Banda de Verar, ame'
nizaban ell acto ejecutando excelentes
pleas de su repertoire.
Los vistosos fuegos de artifcio
que SO quemaron, resultaron magn1'
ficos, dando la nota final uu sober.
biotemplete de estilo g6tico que jus
tific6 la habilidad del pirotecnico
quelo construy6, y que atrajo la
atenci6n y los aplausos del numero.
SO pdblico, coando Sc descubri6 en-
Ell Centric del cuadro, ell retrato pa
recidfsimo, de Mr. Allen, y debajo
trazado en- brillantes letras de colo
res, este saludo:
iBien venldO!
- A las diez termin6 Ia recepci6n,
y nosotros que tenemos fe, y no he
mos perdido aun la esperanza de
un porvenir mas risueflo, para nues'
ira pequena patria puertorriquena,
enviamos desde aquf nuestro salu'
do, al honrado Gobernador, con la
misma Erase: ;bien venido! ;bien
venido!
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.IMPUEST0 S0LTERIL

En- el Senado frances Sc ha da.
do lectura a una proposition de ley,
cue dice as1:
ga partir del 10 de Enero de
1901, los solteros oe ambos sexos
que hayan cumplido treinta amos,
estaran sujetos a un lmpuesto igual
q la quinta parte de las contribucio'
nes directas que satisfagan.
Los matrimonios que despues
de-cinco amos de vori6cado ell casa
mieDto no tengau ningdn hijo, con
tinuaran psgando el impuesto hasta
que tengan descendencia
He aquf un impuesto que. esta.
blecido en- Cuba, (y en- Puerto Rico
tambien) darfa excelentes 1esulta'
dos.
SNo es verdad, solterones y ca
sadOs iuettiles?
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AVISO 4 LOS ESPANOLES,

Ell Consul de Espaf1a en- Santa
90 de Cuba tiene la honra de recor
dar q todos los espanoles inscriptos
en- ell Ayuntamiento de conformidad
con el Tratado de Paris y a los que
han venido esta Isla despuGs del
II de Abri] de 1900, que siendo ex.
trapjeros en- este pals no pueden nj
deben mezclarse en- la polftica del
mismo nj mucho menos tomar par.
to en- las selecciones nj votar.
Lo que hsce publico para que
los que falten a este deber de neu
tralidad y sean perseguidos crimi.
nalmente no puedan alegar iguoran'
cias de la Ley.
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N0TAS Y VARIAS

El joven violinista hdngaro Ku {.
berlik, c6lebre en- Londres, en- uuo
de cnyos miserrimos barrios viva
ignol aco, como un bohemio, ha OBJ.
tenido un excepcionalfsimo triunfo
en- Paris EN- las variaciones de Paga.
mini sNel core cor piu non mi sento,
no tocadas hasta el fin por ningdn
violinista contem poraneo.
F1sicamente, Kuberlik resulta
un tipo asombroso, y recuerda q Pa,
ganini.
Segdn la crftica impartial de
Paris carece de brillantez y de relie.
We, ell Salon de Artistas franceses
que Sc acaba de inaugurar.
Sc aplauden, sin embargo, cier.
tas obras presentadas por pintores
holandeses, anericanos y be1gas.
Ha sido verdaderaments sensa
ciona1 la comparecencja de Ia Otero
ante el Tribunal de ID Audiencia en-
Paris. c -.
49,. La bella artista Sc present6 vis'
tiendo seucilla, pera elegante, stoile
tte> y lucieudo ricos diamantes.
La sala de la Audiencia y hasta
los pasillos, Sc hallaban completa'
mente llenos de pdblico avido de
contemplar los incidentes del Jul.
clio.
Los magistrates, rendidos ante
la gracia y la hermosura, estuvieron
con la Otero, que Sc
defendi6 con soltura y elocuencia,
obteniendo IN gran exito.
Sc cree que ganar& el pleito que
tieue pendiente, y que ell Tribunal
declarara que el modista no ha esta
do en- esta OCCASION a la altura de su
credito. -.
Gran ndmero de abogados, Wis.
tiendo la toga, escoltaron a la Otero
hasta ell carruaje, tributandola una
ovaci6n.
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Desde haee "a amos Sc vienen comprobando las
ruya f6rmula-en ammonia con los progresses de la te
eapeutiea eyitando aigGn ineonyenisnte obsel yado
al pdbbo una preparation tan perfecta htii. como
u ma rapida en sns efectos.
Las yerdaderas PILDORAS RECONSTTTUY EN-
TES DEL DOCTOR REVERON curan prontamente
todas las Intermediates que dependen del empoDre-
bitaT aiLies h1u,ados NAL ventilados, por
81 crlnedades anteriores.--Son muy efcaces en- las
paipitacionea del cHfaz6n dolores de eabeZa inape
tencia debihdsd dolores las piernas. hdropesia
cansanco. sordera, zumbidos de oidos marcos pali-
dez de La piel Ia que restituye color natural
forisno grandes Perddas de sangrs falIa de msns a
,anes debilfdad general y toda alteration morbesa
nue sea sfntc,na de nnA CLoRO- -ANElIA.
La irnportaneia de e4tas Piidoras. CUE Sc REc0
MIkNDAN POR 81 SOIASs aeta caIaprobada solo
con e uso tan geueralzadO qna enen en- Ia Isla.
que ta iAs mn0Aas fitaeaones quo de elias
hombges pafS t1oas
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Dogma inedito.


No Sc si es enento Ono es cuento,
pues duda ell que 10 conto
81 este paso 8 no paso
en- Ell Concilio del Trento. -
I'm hombre de gran doctrina
fue & un Concilio a sostener
"Que es, por yuadre, la mujer -
una creaci6n divina.
Y que, en- honor al Eterno,
que creo tan mobiles seres, >
Sc exceptuase las mujeres .
de las penas del inferno r
Fue 81 dogma planteado asf,
y al ponerlo a votaci6n,
los labios sin exception,
Fueron diciendo: aSf, ST."
-s'Muy bien (dijo el Presidente)
queda este dogma aceptado;
mas Sc dejara archivado
y oculto perpetuamente.
iQu6 paz, orden, nj gobierno
podr1a en- Ell mundo haber
81 supiese la mujer
que para ella no hay intierno:'
r de CdmpoanaoT.
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Para paSar ell Veran0.

En- una preciosa ouints,A que dis
ca seis millas de esta Capital, -buena
carretera para ir a ella = muy cerca
de uno de los mas caudalosos rios
del pals, abundante en- pesca, Sc o.
frece hospedaje para una dos per.
sonas, con todo servicio sin el.
Pueden vivir en- familia 8 en- ca,
So aparte. Informaremos en- esta
redacci6n.
A 1913
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BALNEARIO DE ARROYO
Aguas medicinaes naturales, Varias temperatures

Propearios:- Vrella Tribe Hernanos.
las
nlcu
mdscu &'a h0'
las
Precod ban
[1en seen INDIA
Idem de gallon de a
Paran
4 iEIoel Frances
hn o'"s@''' Esmeral1
En-Arro a Adu
Guayama
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En- Europa Sc cree que las pc

En- Europa Sc cree que las per
didas del ej6rcito ingles en- la guerra
dol Africa del Sur. son Important
simas, durante ell mes de. Ahril que
acaba de pasar El Departamento de
la Guerra, no Sc ha atrevido a pu
blicar ell n1mero de bajas sufridas, y
su silencio, es mas elocuente que un
discurso de Cicer6n.