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BURGHBRS TAX q URRENDER,
Come TO No Decss IA. Eut VIII Con-
fer Again.

PRETORIA, Dec. Is.-It is reported
that the Burghers UnIer General De
larey, held a meeting At which they re
quested their commander to offer to sur
render On condition that the British would
undertake to rebuild their homes
General Delarey teld the men that it
was useless to ofEer TO surrender except
unconditicnaily-
1t was decided to take the matter under
consideration for week when another
melting will he held.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-~>o---7-----~-N~--N
OFFICE or THE

OFFICE or THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL CO.,
Annapolis, Md, Dec 5, Is0i-
In pursuance Of rhe power IN me vested by and
under the charter Of THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO CANAL COMPANY, l hereby appoint and
call general meeting Of the st9cAhoiders OF
lid CoT,Fauy. 70 be held in the Executive
Chamber. IN the City CT Annapolis, Nd. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1902, AT 1890 O'CLOCK A NJ, the said sp-
pointed date being IN the interval between the
last meeting Of said stockholders and the next
annual meeting thereof
T. S. MUHFORD, President
dee Il % gZ-ia2.IO
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The Message as Textbook.

KANKAKEE, Ill, De. 13-Prea'dent
RooseveIts message has been adopted as
textbook by the classes in literature.
and eivics of the Kankakee High School,
and 500 words have been selected from
1t for practice in spelling
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Collapse
fe about her

Efforts viii be made to dissuade Mrs
Mckinley from her intention TO spend
Christmas Day absolutely alone. Il was
On that holiday that the McKinleys were
accustomed to give way TO society more
completely than at any other time.
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Of the powder marks on Ayres uadershirt
Again .Ie&rting to the struggle Mr..
DouglasA said: eYou must consider tks
elasticity Of the human body. Has not
Dr. Carr said it vas possible for an ac-
robat to shoot himself in the back?"
Counsel commented at length on DR..
Sehaeffer's testimony. He said he could
not find traces OF blood on the wrapper OF
the defendant" Mr. Douglass said.
Further, he swore it had never been
washed; further still, that it was not the
garment Mrs, BONNIE wore to Ayres' room.
BLOOD Stains IN the Wrapper.
Thanks be to God. some of the blood
soaked through to the lining, as testified
to by these eminent experts. I again
thank God she did not wash all the blood
out, blessed. blessed spot, tinctured with
life and death. silent witness to the
truth Of this wonan's story"
Mr.. Douglass Closing
Mr. Douglas closed at 12:40 O'Clock.
having occupied four hours and five min
utes in his argument. In his closing re-
marks he took up the statement Of tErs.
BONNIE and said that its very complex
ity. which at first reading made it seem
improbable, upon later and fuller study
showed it 20 be true.
she die not need to tell all the de-
tails which she did he said "A person
telling a lie makes 1t as simple as pos
si6le. knowing that an intricate one is
easier Of discovery. Every paragraph of
that statement of several thousand words
is fraught with truth The curtain is
about to fall on this drama Of human
life. We are not here TO appeal to
your sympathy; We are here to demand
justice. There is no middle ground in
this case, it is murder or not, it is
death TO her or life and freedom
During the closing words of Mr. Doug
lass speech, Mrs. BONNIE began to cry,
and both her sisters buried their
faces in their hands One of the jury
men took his handkerchief out to wipe
a tear that rolled down his check
District Attorney Gould Speaks.
After recess District Attorney Gould
began the closing argument in the case
After he finishes. no matter what the
hour. Justice Anderson VIII charge the
jury
III NzS0tu LSSaEl MS d111ESS BetoEG
the jury by saying: ! am embarrassed
in addressing you on this case. 1t has
been so carefully tried that it does not
require much further Interpretation. -
Mr. Gould said he felt 50 fndisposed
that he would gladly forego the task Of
making an argument, but that he could
not be recreant to the duties OF his Office
Most EInborateIy Tried.
This case has been most deliberately
tried. Mr.. Gould declared There has
not been one thing overlooked by counsel
in explaining the remarkable situation
The defendant can feel sure that all The
rights secured 20 her by the Constitution
have been vigorously observed"
Mr. Gould spoke Of the importance OF
preserving and protee ing human life.
Never before il this court" said the
District Attorney, have counsel had the
Jemerity to advance such q theory as that
advanced b. the defence. that the pistol
went of ina struggle and killed tie dead
man
Criticism fer Mrs. Rouiue
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TRIBUTE To Mr.. BRosUs.

The House Adjourns Until tuesday
Next.
The House at 1928 > N. today ad-
journed until Tuesday as mark of re-
sPect to the memory OF Representative
BrCsius of Pennsylvania
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The TINES COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting Of the
stockholders Ct The Times Company viii be held
at the Office OF the company N the Hutcaiils
Building. corner Of 10Th and sts- NV, Wash
ington D. c. on the 18th DAY OF JANbARf
1902. al > O'CLOCK = N, .or the purpose OF
eIecting five trustees for the ensuing year, and
properly come before sTcb meeting
Dated Washington, D 9, December L, lS0i
" j. DANTE
de12-lm secretary
The Childreu's Hospital has deed Of trust on
Il for twenty thousand dollars. On which Il Is
paving interest. Help to pay it
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a Pan-American Delegate Dead

Ambassador CLAYTON wired the State
Department yesterday that the Brazilian
delegate TO the Pan American Congress
died in the City Of Mexico Wednesday
afternoon
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERsi
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSiNESS-IN Re
ESTATE OF LOUISA E HILL, Diseased No.
g9S3 Administration Docket %
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding .
sDeciaI term for Orphans Court business for
probate OF the last will anc testament and for
letters OF administration 9. a on said estate
bv William l. Valentine and Charles E F4len-
tine. 1t Is ordered this 5th day Of DeCen-S-. 1901
that notice Is hereby given to Thomas A. Valen-
tine. and to all others concerned, to appear in
ssid court on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY. 4 D 1902. At 10 O'CLOCK A n.
IN show cause Why such application should not
he granted. This notice shah be published IN
the -.Sygsh;f.gtoa Law Reporter and The Wash
iagron TiIres once IN each Of three successive
u-eeks before the return day therein mentioned
the first publication to be not less than thirty
DAYS before said return day
By the Court:
Attest:
LOUIS i. DENT, Register OF Wills
z. P MOREI, Attorney for Applicant.
tic6- I9- 20
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Hoods Pills s &. , n i've.

ness, taundlcs<sfzs l=s,dacae. ( gusea. indiges-
ton, break dp. ool5< srsSszs :. sever. 25e.
By G3ss O. " :. lsaS Z ce5 zzszzvls, Mass.
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JOB BARNARD. Justice.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING a SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS-fN RE
ESTATE OF LAURA CRIDER- Deceased. No
1894 Administration Docket 3.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Ceurt OF the District Of Columbia holding
sDeei4l term Tor Orphans Cou5t business, for
,.Fobate OF the last viii and testament and for
letters testsmentary said estate, by Harrison
creek It IS ordered this 5th day OF December,
1901. that notice Is hereby given to the unknown
feiTs and next OF kin OF the said Laura CrideF,
deceased and to al others coneefned. 70 appear IN
aid court on WEDNESDAY the STH DAY OF
JANJTARY. A. d. 1862, AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ,
fo show cause why such application should not
he Granted This notice shall be published in
the washington Law Reporter and The Wash
iuqton Times once in each OF three successive
weeks before the return day therein mentioned
tie first publication to be not less than thirty
DAYS before said return day
By the CoGst:
Attest:
LOUIS 4. DENT. Register Of wills.
BRASDENBURG & BRAXDENBIRIz, Attorneys
for Applicant de6 20
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BOSTON FIRM ASSIGNS.
Drop Ia AmaIEamafed brushes On.
Wainwright Bros. & Co.

BOSTON, Dec. I8.-Wainwright Bros.
& Co, members Of the local stock ex-
change. assigned today TO ". N Cope
land. a lawyer
It is understood that the assignment
was due TO the Slump in AmaIgamatsd and
other copper stocks The amount Of as
sets and liabilities has net been made
known
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JOB BARNARD. Justice.
X rHr SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
or COITNBIA-CHRISTINE HUDSON, fs-
- CHARLES b. HI D>oN. Re-

rf+Taper vs. CHARLES B. 1T D>cNr re
sporGent- No. -, 54S- n Equity
On motion OF the petitioner, BY ner soitSltoIs-
~ A Bir7ev and Geo-ge Francis Williams.
il l. this 18th day OF December. A D. 1871,
ordered that TIRE respondent cause Ms appearance
70 be entered herein on or before the INST tlie
- [--,-rir7r- forty DAYS after this day; other
vFisa thiS cause viii be proceeded with as N
case Of default The object OF this suit Is TO
secure 2 divorce from the bond o. marriage sd
sissipc- between the petitioner and the re-
zroudeut on the ground Of willfrI deSerTlon and
abandonment Of the petitioner Sy the respondent
for the fIIl term Of tive years Ials cSdeF Is %
n r.fbIisbed n the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times once week Tor three
successive weeks before said rule day
ISesO 4 3 HAGNER- Justice
A true copy-Test-
! R YOUNG. C1e-a-
By v. A CLANCY, Assistant Clerk
deI22 ~
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LEGAl. NOTICES.

" THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dls5 l5-I.,,
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING SPECIAL lEkA
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS-in re
Fs4ara al ANN z. GLARE, Deceased No
IL 4s6 Administration Docket ,.
Ap1Ifcation having been made 70 the supreme
C.1,,sf I'd the District OF Columbia holding a
special term FOR Orphans Court business. ioL
T5rnfste OF the last viii and testament ana ioF
- +.<tsrl47rarv on said estate, BY Elizabeth
CFF4re and Michael J Colbert, II : ordered tlis
I1th dar CT December 1901, that NOTICE Is merely
Sarncd. 10 appear IN said court en- tRIDA l. me
7-TH DAY OF JANUARY A. D. I9o2, Al u
O'CLOCK 4 NJ . show cause Why such APP4I-
gz+-oa should Esat be granted This notice sail
be published IN the Washington Law Reporter
md Tbe Washington Tines cDce II each Of JhTee
scressiv, zyeelzs before the return day therein
mentioned, the Srst publication TO be Eot less
than thirty days before said return day
D '- JOB BARNARD. Justice
Attest:
uARTTI tor" & COLBERT, Attorneys foT April
~ deI3,z3-25
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-ELIZABETH BIEGH, Pc
titione-. vs- EDWARD c. BURCH- Re
sD5udent Equity No -, Isl
On motion OF the petitioner, by Robert Preston
S7,aaIev her solicitor It Is, this 18th d. OF
pecsulber. 4 d. 1901. ordered that tie re-
spondent. Edward G. Burch- cause his appearance
- h. zu+e-ed here=.- on or before the fTst rule
dav occurring forty days after, this date other
wise the cause viii be proceeded with as in case
Of default Provided. however, that tins order
sbsII he published in the Washington Lsw Re
porte and The Washington Times once q week
i- three successive weeks before said retU-'t day.
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain absolute
divorce from respondent on the ground q de
sertion-
1SeaO A B HAGNER
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MESSAGE TO wooDMEN.
Greeting and Congratulations sent
by the President

i message CT greeting and cousratula-
ticn was sent By the President at II
O'Clock last night 10 the Woodmen OF
the World assembled IN national conven-
ton at Spokane, Wash The ruling Off
GER Of the WoodH!en informed the Presi-
dent at the White House that the cor
venti0n was ready TO open. Il was then
o'clock at Spokane.
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GOULD CLOSING ARGUMENT.
Confined From First Page.o

man has concocte6 this story of the strug-
gle, which no one but God could tell the
details Of, it is the most marvellous falsi-
Elnafinn I n--nr ho,rE
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present, sits fer hol
II her sorrow. and
MF. and Mrs Ch
were intimate wit
v ashington, are
guests, and are d.
arouse her from q,
ch0Iia-
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wrapped in Grief.

Mrs Mckinley viii talk OF nothing but
her grief, and even when or'~- :
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MRS. MCKINLEY SAID
70 BE SERIOUSLY Ill
NAY NOT SURVIVE THE WINTER.
She Is Consumed by n Silent Grief
From Which Friends Are
Trying TO Arouse
Her.

kkRON. Dec 1S.-Information received
by friends of Mrs Mckinley, of Canton,
the widow CT the late President Mckinley.
shows that her. condition is much more
serious than is admitted in her home cir
rIa
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BIG CONTRACTS FOR PAPER.
House Committee on Prln1:=g 10 Ad-
yertIse fer Bids

The House Committee on Printing has
authorized the Public Printer to advertise
for bids for supplying the Government
Printing Office with paper for the fiscal
year ending June so. 1903.
The bids arc to be opened On January
and 10 IN the room Of the Committee or
Printing
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L0unging Robes,
$500.

If you want 10 give a man
a handsome present-give
him a Longing robe. This
special lot which we put on
sale today and tomorrow at
. are the same values
usually sold at 50 and $3.50.
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Soc NeCkWem.

The largest variety of
neckwear at 90 cents in
town IS here-and display
ed, too, in a way that makes
the choosing easy and
quick
You'll applaud our good
taste in selecting Many
have already remarked that
ours are the hands0mest in
town.
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A true coPy-TeSt:
IR. YOUNG, Clerk
By l. P WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk
rfAfS % 81
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0yerCOatS worth up to
$l6.5G.
800 Suits for men and
equally as many Overcoats
were put on sale this morn
ing, worth from $3.50 to 81
more than the special price,
offering to men an Opportu-
nity TO buy new clothing for
holiday wear-or to those
who will buy such for gifts,
an opportunity TO effect a
considerable saving.
Coming right out of our
own wOrkrooms-made IN
der our personal supervision
they are not to be men
toned in the same breath
with the usual Special
sale" clothing.
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Fight for Life and Honor.

Mr. Douglass analysed DR.. Glazebrook' s
testimony as to the infection of the
vyo.-.s=.-----cc-7-.5 lid the doctor had taken
very dogmatic stand in offering his opin-
ion. Counsel said anything might happen
in struggle for the possession of life
and honor 3Ir- Douglass was demon
stTating the action of pistol before the
jury when the District Attorney remarked
quietly.
Il think it is only fair to tel; counsel
that the weapon with which the shooting
was done would not stand cooking like
the pistol you have there"
Mr.. Douglass seemed disconnected for
the moment. but soon recovered himself
and went on with his argument. which
1Eel6 With great detal on the question
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El puerto mas caro-
delmQnd0.

La causa de que ell puerto de
mas trafico del mundo, Londres, sea
tambie1 Ell mas caro-, Sc Idebe, seg1n
a'gunos estudios dfsticos reciea
temente vel ifca os por la Comisi6n
Real uom brada al efecto, q los gas
tos q que Sc halla sometida la nave
gaci6n por las companies que explo-
tan la carga y descarga delos bar.
cos Para remediar este NAL en- par
to, SO ha ordenado que Ia Administra
ci6n de los diques del puerto CORA
a cargo de el County Camcil, espe
Gle de Junta que inspirA suma con,
fianza.
Los seis puertos del mundo in
sertos & continuation son los que
resultan mas caros, & saber Londres
por seis dias de ocupaci6n en- la
descarga, 459 pesetas; Avonmouth
por 81 mismo tempo, 408, Hambur'
go, siete dfas 396; Liverpool, tres
dfas 351; Bremenhaven, cuatro dfas,
BIC; Amberes, seis dfas, 26O; y Ro'
tterdam, cinco dfas, 2l6 pesetas,
De modo que Londres no sola
mente resulta mas caro- que cualquie
ra otro de los seis puertos menciona
dos, sino que detiene al buque doble.
tempo que Avoumouth y Liverpool,
y un dfa mas que el puerto mas ba'
ratio, 6 sea Rotterdam.
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Los alDQanaQues.

Cuentase que Partridge, o6lebre
confeslonador de almana ques, en-
uno de sus viajes entr6 en- una posa-
da para descanzar. y al ir marchar
fue advertido por el posadero que el
tempo amenazaba lluvia que no tar
dar1a en- caer, riendose Partridge de
Ia advertencia por estar pose1do de
10 cOntrario; mas & POGO de salir al
camino y visto que la prediction Sc
cumpl1a eignlficandose en- abundan-
te aguacero, Sc volvi6I q la posada
para saber como aquel hombre rudo
habfa podido adivinar 10 que 81 iguo
raba.
A la pregunta contesto ell posa
dero al sabio.
Sef1or, II rosa es muy sercilia
Yo tengo un almanaque de PaItrid-
ge que Sc equlvuca s4en pre-, y como
hey acusaba buen tempo era senal
de que habfa de lover.
Hay un proverbio que dice:
'sLos hom bres hacen les alma
naques pero Dios hace el tempo.
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N0TA DEL DIA.
iBaSta de SACRIFICES!

FL peri6dieo americana &The
Outlook. pnblica un artlculo de Mr.,
Hopkin, que reproduce el <San
Juan New,,, Ell cuyo escrito aboga
por ell aumento de sueldo de los
americanos, juzgando mezquinos los
que ahora disfrutan
Olvida ell autor de tai artfculos
qua los sueldos mas pfngues, y mas
lujosos los disfrutan los empleados
americanos, que los nativos Sc les
conceden los mas pobres; siendo
muchas veces menos aptos los del
continente
Reconocemos de buen grado y
hacemos just:cis a los empleades
centinentales, de que hoy muchos
desempaf1an sus puestos con acierto
y laboriosidad; pero bien Sc les re
munera.
Acuerdese el autor del susodi
cao artfculo, que son nativos los que
producer y los que soportan las car
gas contributivas para pagar q to.
dos los empleados.
Que la sociedad todavfa no Sc ha
convertible en- una colmena, donde
trabajan las abajas industriosas pa.
ra que liben la miel los zAnganos.
Pero oigamos Mr. Hopkins.
<Se debe recordar tambien, que
los puertorrique11os, por tempera
mento y larga practica, juzgan su
gobierno por las demostraciones de
poder que haga y al Executive que
hemos enviado sllf, debia exigfrsele
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que estuviera en- medic de la opulen
clio y proveerle los medios para que
10 puedan hacer. Este ha sido uno
de los secretos del exito de Inglate
rra, para poder dominar sus depen
deIcias
Nos juzgan, creyendo nos des
lumbran las cuentas de colores.
Si Iuglaterra obtuvo exito en-
sus dependencies con esos procedi
mientos, sepan para STEM que
desde la nif1ez hemos aprendido a
distinguir el orc delo ropel, y que co
nocemos la fabula del asno cargado
de reliquias
Por ese buen sistsma de gobier
no, sin duda, fue que tuvo que alzar:
SO en- armas Washington en- contra
de los explotadores y opresores de
su pals.
: Olvida el escritor que 10 mas
sabio de la constitution americana,
es que su gobierno SO basa en- la vo'
luntad y adhesion de los goberna-
dos, y no apareciendo en- el Sinai,
con glorioso nimbo, entire rayos y
centellas.
dQue democrac1a es esa. que
tiene que rodearse de los esplendo-
res del cesarismo para ser amada
por ell pueblo?
Pero sigamos copiando
<No hay un americana en- Pner
to Rico que este en- buenas condicio
nes, sino que permanecen Allf sacri :
ficandose, bajo el punto de vista de
IN deber patri6tico
Lo creemos de buena f4 Y en-
nombre del pueblo de Pto Rico, les
suplicamos encarecidamente como la
mejor obra que pueden hacer 6 nues
tro pals, que nos hagan ell favor de
no sdcrifcarse mas
-iBasta va de SACRIFICES!
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Diaro absoutaraente hnrarcia, = opnn pea
Num- 1887 -
Antonio Paoli,

Este distinguido tenor y aprecia
amigo nuestro, ha embarcado en- Ell
Vapor julia, con direcci6u & Ia Ha
bana, donde organizara algulos con.
cieltos
Al despedirse de nosotros, nos
ha encargado hacerlo en- su nombre,
de los numeroscs amigos que cuen
ta en- esta capital, y muy especial
merte de la Co1onia Espaf1ola de
Pto Rico q la que debe grandes aten
clones.
Cumplimos el encargo del ga
nial artists. aprovechaudo Ia op orta
nidad para desearle un viaje feliz, y
prosperos Eegocios en- su 'stournee"
por las antillas
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Uua paisana RIO Piedrae.

Uua paisana RIO Piedras,
Para conservar ell cults suave
y terso aconsejan los erfumistas ell
<Vinagrillo yirginal.s
Para hacerlo Sc ponen en- mace
raci6n parties iguales en- peso de
buen vinagre de yema, y benjuf pull
verizado, por espacio de ocho dias,
filtrandolas, despues; bastan unas
cuantas gotas en- ell aqua de lavarse
para ponerla lechosa.
De Venta
Bombillas electricas de 8 y 16
bujias, q 30 centavcs una sEl Tele
grsfos
San Justo 12-San Juan
a-30-5
En- esta imprenta SO vende pa
pei de peri6dicns { $2-4C el quin tai
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SODre elSe1anza
en- Puerto-Rico.
"F1rSt Annual Report.


Contlnuamos el extracto del in
forme del sef1or Gobernador Allen,
dice asf:
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]. M. Ro|1 1neu.
A B o G A DO.
San Jose 8, es4uina 4 Fortaleza
S 30
Jose G GualbertO Padilla.
GEL CARRIED

Con este tftulo Sc ACADIA de DO.
ner la venta un folleto de "a pagi.
mas en- 80 menor, escrito por nues.
tro amigo y com paflero don Victor
Gonzalez Candamo, siendo SD precio
el de 30 cen tavos cada ejemplar.
En sus paginas, tignran tambien
los nombres de muchos |puertorrique
nos, medicos abogados, que estu-
dlaron en- la famosa universidad de
Santiago de Galicia, donde ell gran
poeta popul ar, obtuvo la maceta de
doctor en- 10 edicina
Los pedidos de la isla deberan
dlrigirse con sobre al autor, calle
del Rosario, ndm. 10, Arecibo.
15-1O