davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
BOY STRUCK
BY CAR AT
FALL River
His Scalp Almost Torn Off and
Probable Fatal Injuries
Administered.

The unconscious body of a l5-year-oio
boy was discovered lying In a pool Of
blood between the rails OF the street rail-
way at Fall River last night, very badly.
and probably fatally injured.
His scalp was almost entirely torn from
his head, his body covered with cuts and
bruises, and devoid of his senses. lie
lay I'm a big pool of blood
The boy wss taken 10 the office OF Dr.
Coughlin for treatment where he went
into convulsions. From the doctors Of
fee he was taken to the Union hospital,
where little hope was given OF his re-
covery.
The boys name Is James Connolly OF
los Stewart street, Fall River He was
probably struck by a car
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
FERGUSON'S.
DIAMOND DUST

Charley Dooiey. manager OF the Mon
treal club is the new United States I'm
migration Agent at Cornwall, ont.
Pitcher Tom ONeil. Of Johnstown. last
season with Milwaukee In the western
league, is said to have signed with Cleve-
land.
Alex. Pearson, the new pitcher signed
by the Toronto club. pitched Tor the 81
Louis National leaguers the latter part
OF the season with some success.
Buffalo has signed Rayner. leader OF the
California league In batting. to play first
base next season and Catcher McAllis-
ter OF Detroit. II also claimed
Cy Swain. the tall twirler OF the Wash
ingtons OF some years ago, wants TO De
ordained a minister I'm Florida. He has
been studying for orders Tor several
years.
Catcher Mike Powers, formerly of
Louisville. has been appointed house ply
phia. lie will play baseball again in the
spring.
In Buffalo II is said that Second Base
man Charlie Atherton Will BECOME
will play second base. and Grimshaw In
the field.
Dan Murphy has returned 70 Norwich.
where he will make his home THIS Win
OF the wav In which he was treated In
the American league.
had habits are the only handicap that
Pete Dowling has There is no discount
Ing his twirling ability. He pitched the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
DOINGS BROWN
Capt. Barry Of Football Team
In Bad Health.

Captain Barry OF the football team Is
now in very poor health. He has not been
in frst-class physical condition this year.
as he was sick in the summer All the
season he has been playing the game on
his nerve, and he is about ten pounds
under weight. A strained shoulder both
ers him Just now. but IL Is coming along
all right. He probably cannot play Satur-
day.
AS a result OF the tennis drawing the
players will be arranged as follows in the
doubles.
pope and Martin VS. Briggs and White
more. Woods and Hastings VS.. Mason ano
Dewolf.
Fifty-eight college men had employment
last night In getting election returns.
This morning chapel President Faunce
began the series OF Wednesday morn
ing talks that will be held by this term. He
spoke on intellectual seriousness and
said:
by an intellectually serious man. do
not mean one stolld or glum. but a man
who lives by his Ideas: he studies the
ideas OF the past: he struggles with the
ideas Of the present; and he will Influence
the IDEAS Of the future. This trait Is OF
great advantage to a college, for II al
WAYS draws like men to II. When a pro-
fessor Is called TO another college, ne
wants to know what It's equipment ~,
how much remuneration he can get. and
will he fnd serious thinkers there7
I'VE, In college, ought TO show a regard
and enthusiasm for our studies I'm order
to stimulate the professors and get the
best results from them. Then we must
think that there are In our undergraou-
ate body men who will be the Waylanns.
the Horace Manns of 2o or 20 years hence
Let us believe In the men about US. And
finally. by our own Intellectual serious
ness iet Us make Brown a place where
such men want to come"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
PAPAL
BULL May
ISSUE
Leo'S Attention Called to the
Evils Of Progressive Euchrs
al Church Festivals.

Braddock. Pa. Nov 5.-when Pope Leo
XIII receives within the next fortnight.
a letter now on its way to Rome he will
probably learn more concerning proges-
sive euchre as played sometimes st
church soc,als than has ever before been
brought to his attention.
In case the pope comes to the point OF
view entertained by James b. Corey.
septuagenarian and millionaire coal opera
tor. the author OF the letter. Papai bull
may issue against progressive euchre and
similar games being played at church
gatherings.
Mr. Corey's letter to the pope is as
follows:
"Braddock. Pa. Nov. /, 1902.
His Holiness Pope Leo XIII. City OF
my Dear Sir-I inclose you some Clip
pings from the Braddock Evening Herald.
a local paper by which you will recog-
nize a controversy over one OF the eviis
that prevail in our social and religious cir
cles. ! am persuaded that your great age
and prominent relation with the largest
professed Christian denomination In the
world today must have impressed your
mind what the bad influence card-playing
and gambling have upon the social and
religious life.
This, next to the drink habit with
which IL Is so intimately related. Is, l
think responsible for as much OF the sor-
row and domestic suffering as any other
form OF sin the human family is heir TO.
my design In calling your attention
TO IL Is in the hope that Your Holiness
may feel constrained TO speak out against
It. This is no attack upon the Catno-
lie church, or upon the Very Rev. Father
John Hickey. pastor OF st. Thomas r.
c. parish, whom ! respect. but simply 10
have your holiness condemn this growing
evil.
"I see that my old friend and neign-
Dor, Mr.. Charles NJ. Schwab. president
OF the United Steel corporation. a men,
ber OF ST Thomas r. G.. church of this
city. and who was married by Rev. Faith
er Hickey. Is TO be granted an audience
by your holiness. l refer your holiness
to Mr.. Schwab as TO my standing. / am.
with respect,
Sincerely yours, j. B. COREY.
Mr. Corey is president OF the Corey
Coal company and lives on Jones street.
where he was for many years the next
door neighbor OF Mr.. Schwab He Is a
Methodist OF the old school. and has long
served the Wesley Methodist church In
North Braddock as preacher.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

New York. Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey.
At the annual meeting of the Metro
politan Turf association the following
officers were elected. George A. Vince
lock, president; @. A. Young. treasurer.
and Edward Burke. Sol Lichtenstein and
Charles f. Heeney. governing commit
tee.
Pitcher Wicks. OF the Helena (Mont)
team. may become a Cincinnatian; ~
was reported some time ago that Wicks
had signed with the American league;
hut President Hermann has received
word from him giving the hgures Tor
which he would come. These were ac-
cepted and a contract has been sent 70
Wicks. He II a big left handler. and
is believed TO be another Ruoe Walden.
The wrestiers are having a hard time
OF II trying 10 bind matches. a. T.
Gonthier. the French Canadian. OF Mon
,Eea Open to try out any cn,,isns. man Gn to
Parr. Mcleod. Jenkins and others. but
has received no reply. f., j. Atherton.
the middleweight wrestler. IL also aching
for a return match with Parr, and Ia
busy grinding out challenges. Atherton
has much to say OF the Buffalo papers
and accuses them Of unfairness In de-
claring Parr Is superior 10 him.
There are numerous entries 10 the four
stakes OF the Pointer club OF America >
third annual field trials. TO be held at
PASSPORT, l.. l.. commencing Nov; g., The
post stake, closes before starting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
Butte team into the Pacihc-Northwes'
championship this season.

Butte team into the Pacific Northwest
championship this season.
Sam Mertes. who Is TO be one OF the
which Ham Iberg has organized TO tour
California. Ham made quite a hit with
his teasers in the East this year
George Tebeau will raise his grand
IL a doubieOdecker He will add an addi-
tion to the grandstand on the north and
will also extend both the left and right
field bleachers.
Toledo has signed Alltizer. the soldier
inhelder who began the season of 1892
with Buffalo. but finished with Meriden.
Connecticut ieaguers secured by Toledo
are Larkin and Linderman.
Nine pitchers on the Red roster have
not satisfied Manager Keiley's ambition
for a plentitude OF slab talent. and he
IL viii not be President Herrmann's
fault II that twirler is not landed
Grimshaw OF Buffalo and Hayden OF
Rochester were the only Eastern leaguers
who succeeded In batting out six hits In
a game during 1902. but II managed to Sc
Law, Brain. Gettman and shaw OF Buffa-
Rochester; Massey of Toronto; Shoch
and Donahoe OF Jersey City and sebrins
OF Worcester.
Jersey City lost more games by one
run during the season just ended than
any other Eastern league club. and New
ark lost the least number. Toronto cap
tured the most games by this narrow
margin. and Worcester was the lowest
in percentage OF victories. The list or
games won and lost by each club follows;
Toronto won Is. lost l6: Buffalo won Il.
lost 1s: Providence won 81 lost 20: New
ark won 10. lost IL: Montreal won is. lost
81: Rochester won 16. lost 16; Jersey City
won Is. lost 2s: Worcester won IL, lost 23.
f. O. Barrow OF the Toronto club has
declined the offer made TO him to manage
the San Francisco club OF the California
league. Some OF the Eastern players
now on the Pacific coast are anxious 10
return. Mike Roach. the ex-Toronto
catcher, has signed with Worcester for
next season. Left" Cristall wants TO re-
turn 10 Toronto. but Cristall has not yet
secured his release from the Albapy club
of the New York state league.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
BEWARE OF oiNTmENTs FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering IL lhrousn
the mucous surfaces. such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do l. ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh cure. manufactured by r. J.
Cheney a Co. Toledo, ". contains no
mercury, and In taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu.
Inc. IL n taken internally. and made In
Toledo, Ohio. by b. .. Cheney a. 20.
testimonials free.
Sold NY Druggists. price 7be. per bot
tie.
tiaIrs Family Pills are tho best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
NOTES OF The COX cRS

Spike" Sullivan Is said to have re-
ceived an offer TO go to England and box
Bill Chester 20 two-minute rounds for
snug inducement. 1t Is likely that
Spike" will accept.
Jimmy Farren OF Baltimore. and Tody
Moran OF Philadelphia are to SO 20 ROUNDS
at the Eureka Athletic club Philadelphia.
on Friday night. The lads are to we,gn
10 pounds at s o'clock on the evening Of
the battle.
III Jim Corbett will agree TO fight Den
yer Ed" Martin. the colored pugiist.
20 round battle the Century Athletic ciup,
OF Los Angeles. Cal. will hang up purse
OF $4,000. Furthermore. the club VIII
promise the winner a go" with Cham
.pion Jeffries next May.
Hank Griffin, who was Bob Fitzs.m-
mons sparring partner when the Austria
liam was training for his boat with Jim
Jeffries, wants II clearly understood that
he Is the colored champion heavyweight
OF the Pacific coast. lie Is willing to meet
all corners at any time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

In the Rhode Island States league tour
nament last night the Peck Streets played
at Arlington and won two strings from
the home team. Only the second string
was close. this being decided by three
pins. for the visitors improved in their
play. Miller got a single OF los, Arnold
single OF I0l. McKinnon single OF lo3.
Macdonald a single OF 1o2. and Smith
single OF l01. Macdonald was high man
with a total OF 2S6 The summary:
PECK STREET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
AUTOMOBILlNG

In spite OF the fact that the officials OF
the Automobile club OF America are work
ing earnestly to keep owners and opera
tors of automobiles from breaking the
speed ordinance. occasional fast trips
and tours are made into the suburbs on
record breaking trials. on Sunday X. X.
purchased from Baron Rothschlld, in
France between New York and Lake
wood In less than two hours. The route
taken was through Staten Island, and the
distance by road was about sixty miles.
The trip was made in hour 81 minutes
and ~ seconds. This Is probably the fast
est trip made to date between these two
points.
Vice Chancellor Emery at Newark has
signed an order authorizing the sale OF
the property OF the Hoboken plant OF the
American Electric Vehicle company for
$1,000 cash, on the recommendation OF
the receiver. Charles J. Roe. The pros
pective purchaser is George T. Lister,
formerly vice president treasurer ana mo
ceiver was appointed shortly after the
recent assignment made by j. Herbert
Ballantine of Newark who was largely
interested In the enterprise.
The weekly talks held by the Automo-
bile club of America at the clubhouse
last winter. are To be repeated this fall
and winter. The first OF the talks was
held last evening, AT the next talk the
York and Chicago will be discussed
An effort is being made 10 Srrange a
match between Alexander Winton, VINO
holds most of the track records for auto
mobiles. and Barney Oidheld. who defeat
ed winton at Detroit n day or two ago,
and also lowered every record from one
TO Ave miles. Oldheld, who was pro-
being an extraordinary man In an auto
mobile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
GENE RAJ GOSSIP

The All Nationals have been defeating
the All Americans. with some degree OF
regularity on the trip TO the coast Tan
nehill and Chesbro are the twirlers who
have been winning the most games
Arlle Latham. the old baseball player
and umpire. hsa been appointed one of the
referees by the National league ~ Basket
Ball clubs. composed Of teams from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

ELMWOOD CLUB TOURNEY.
Team No. won two strings from team
No. 3 in the Elmwood club duck pine
tournament last evening. the first two
stringes being close. Smith got single
OF l0l and a total OF 252. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

We. the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 5o-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar n II
fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle TO prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Il. T. LUTHER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
ROLLER POLO

At Portland last night Clinton played
q whlrlwind game with Portland and al,
the Visiting team started In and cap
tlred seven straight goals eastman
played finely at goal for the Clinton team
and saved his team In many instances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
CHELSEA 10. LAWRENCE L.
chelsea last evening the home te:

At Chelsea last evening the home team
non handily from the Lawrence team In
a game that was we'll played throughout,
Wodtke was hit in the face by drive
and his eye painfully hurt He endeav,,
ored TO continue, but after the next goal
MAYNARD took his place. At the spd OF
the period Jason went on and played a
clever game. Heffernan played splen-
snIt was Cshelsea 10. Lawrence 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

The children will want 10 count The
Dots They can't help It, Watch The
News for them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
NO. !
TEAM MATCHES.

TEAM MATCHES
At the Auditorium alleys at Pawtucket
last night teams captained by Jones ana
Ferguson met and the latter team won
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

reference we'll Browne was clever In
line bucking and did a good deal OF hard
work The 1fpaup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
PORTLAND.

Mercer z, Roberts g. Stops-Cashman a.,
burgess Is Fouls--Campbell eastman.
peteree-E elsey Attendance-110.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

They're great What? Why The Dots
which will be in The News before long.
Watch for them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
BOWLING

Umpire-Heckman. Referee
Time-i5-minute halves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05

Charley Dooley, manager OF the Mon
treal club is the new United States Inn
migration Agent at Cornwall, Ont.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22

ocasiones en- que los hombres ga
muestran las muieres sobre nm
PEDESTAL rodeados de an gran
prestigio. "A
No qEaedaba que hacer mas oue
Gar un asalto reaImente serio v
natir en- brecha ell coraEon de In
ioven. :"
Pero sir Goillermo era IN bom.
6re nahil. En- su larga vida de SO
ducci6n Eabfa Observable oue 10
mu1er la agrada que en- Ell bombre
maya una frfa reserya cue 9s4a
sea reemplazada alguna vea nor
arranaues de una fogosa passion.
nj oaronet So mostr6 q la ioyen
oalo IN aspecto emine ntemente
novetesco dramatico. Sc nt6
como ell hsroe de sombrfas ayentu.
ras nomore que sc iugaba la vida
para ontener una sonrisa. Ontso
que pudiese yer en- 6l al pent1a.
man. al ingles. frfo, reseryado me.
isncoiico y f1el cum plidor da Ia
mas rigurosa etiqueta.
Dlrants la cena, apenas levant6
Ia vista La miro, pero sc expres6
oon c1esancIas ue1an6o adivinar
que poseia clara inteligenoia v
quiso aparecer 8 sus ojos en- 10 mo.
raj como lo habia demostrado en-
10 fisico.
Dsspnes de conner, eli sef1or ia
Lacy pidio permiso para retifarse.
III Vle1o caballero Sc excas6 dfcien.
90 que padecfa de un ligaro aceeeo
de gotta, pero dei6 a sir G liIlermo
more P ers que Sc quedase.
oir 0uillsrmo permaneci6 a6n
all dos tres horas, hablando tan
pronto con 10 sefiora de Kermadec
como con Ia de Beaupreau, aIaoue
acaoo dc conqnistar, Y se retir6.
naoiendo dicho muy pocas palahras
Casndo Sc hubo marchado. acom.
panaoo por el seffor de Beaupr6an.
que fue con 81 cerca de un i l6ms.
sro, 10 senora de Kermadec ex.
He ahf I'm joyen eEcantador.
GO noble, 80 80 WY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
soR LU1sA La aERMANA DE LA CARLOAD
La nota contenfa estss pocas pa

La nota contenfa estas pocas pa
labras;
sEl individuo conocido en- Paris
por sir Guillermo y que sa hace
pasar por irlandes de nacimiento,
no lego al Havre nj sc ha embar-
cado. Ha tornado al contrario, Ell
cam1no de Bretafis y Sc bospeda en-
casa del caballero de Lacy1
Armando parsci6 rehexionar.
Andrea, diio al fin, porque
acknowledgements es el, ha lido q Bre
tafs, al Castillo 6 casa del senior
de Lacy. Adem6s, La se11ore Sc
forita de Beaupreau estan precisa
mente en- Las RetamaS estan
unos ocho Kilometres de iistancia..
Es evidente que Sc impCne la ne
Cesidad de apresurarnos, v que de
SECURE, la ioven, seducida y enga-
nads, puede concederle su mano.
No hay tempo cue perder 81 que
remos salvar q Herminia.
-Seguramente, diio Sebastian.
--Es necessrio, dijo ell conde
de .Kergaz, que marches al mo-
mento, mi buen Sebastian, que
vayas q Bretaffa. Desde Kerloven
podras saner 10 que pasa en- Ell Cas-
tillo, y en- Las Retanas. Ne es-
cribiras cada dia y 81 es necessrio
me ire q reunir contigo.
-Muy bien- conteSt6 SEBASTIAN,
-estoy dispuesto.
X Sebastian, bien provIsto de
minucioeas instrucciones, partio
aquella misma tarde en- berlina de
posta, y Sc apresur6 tanto, que
lego Kerloyen veinticuatro ho.
ras despues que sir Guillermo hu
bo entrado en- casa del Seffor Lacy.
En el mOmento que ha16 de La
silla de poSta, hacia las siete de la
tarde, I'M montero q cabalio pas6
por delante de la veria. de Kerlo
ven llevando delante de 81 una do.
cena de perros.
Era eli montero de In sefiora de
Saint Lucy, In castellana de Ker.
loven.
Como recordaremos, el sefior de
Lacy hahia enviado 4 Kerloven la
TispsEa pOr 10 nochs para psdiE el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22

concurso del montero y de Ia traf.
la para atacar al jabalf, al que sir
Guillermo debfa matar con un Gu.
chillo de GAIA.
El montero habfa asistido al
acto. llevaba sus perros atrailla-
dos Kerloven.
-Buenos dfss, sef1or Sebastian,
-diIo saludando al intendepte
entraEdo en- Kerloven para beber
I'm trago.
cBuenos dfas, Jaime, resron-
di6 Sebastian -IVuelves a cazarp
ST, senior Sebastian, salvo yues
tro respeto, J la jornada ha sido
ruda.
cSHaz cazado solo?
No, stfior Sebastian, he lido q
ayudar al sefior de Lacy.
-lAhl - dijo Sebastian fjando
mas su stenci6n.
-Debo deciros. - prosigui6 ell
montero jaime, que hemOs corri.
do un solitario como Sc ver6n pocos.
-sLe habSis Tornado?
No, fue oil ingles quien 10 ma
t6.
-GQue angles es esea : interrogo
Sebastian, esperanto saber algo de
sir Guillermo.
-iOhl IN vaiiente; vamos senior
Sebastian IN hombre intrspido.
70 no s6 de donde viene 81 es ca-
zador de osos. pero vereis cue mata
los iabalfes coz un IN cuchilIo
con tanta maestrfa, que las mule.
res Sc desmayan.
-SDe que mujeres hablasp
DE Ia sef1Grita de Paris que
esta en- Las Retamas, una sobrina
de la baronesa.
-sHa asistido, pues, o Ia cace-
rfag
ST. sefzor Sebastian.
-SY allf SO desmay6P
va 10 creo lAhi es IN joven
muy guapo el tai ingles, me pa
rece Que....
El montero se de6uvo y psrecl6
que no guerra continuar On aus con.
ddenciaa.
aIY bisni sous hsy' pregunt6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
B1BLi0TEoA DE sLA DEMocRAorA>

-Tengo la idea, como os digo.
de que este parara en- IN casamfen.
TO, ~. no digo mas.
Sebastian Sc puso tr6mulo. des.
pu6s pidio slgunos otros detalles
de la caeerfa y de la installation de
Sir Guiiiermo en- Ia possession del
senior de Lacy.
III montero parti6 y Sebastian
escribio q Armando 10 sipuiente.
SSenor conde: Acabo de llegar .
bengo va noticias de Andrea 6 de
sir Gufllermo, ST os agrada mas.
SEsba en- casa del senior de Lacy
J IA tenido lugar una cacerfa en-
los sosques pr6ximos a Las Reta.
mas, asistiendo a ella Ia se7rorita
de Beaupr6au. -
sAndrea di6 muerte al iabalf con
81 cuchilio de caza, y la sef1orfta
Herminia Be desmay6.
SEn este momeuto. ell haronet
sir duiilermo y 81 sef1or de Lacy.
esban La mesa en- Las Retamas. &
sea CON la sefIora de Kermadec.
sSe habla va de uD pr6xfmo ca.
samiento. Fe.izmente tengo vneg.
tras instrucciones y obrare seg1a
elias. q ~
sVuestro servidor, SEBASTIAN J.
En ell momento que ell anctauo
nosar cerraba esGa carta. entr6 nm
nomnre an Ia sala en- que acababa
oe escribirla. Era Ell idiota JerS-
nimo.
LIS he visto. dip, o,-le he yisto
Disn J le resonocf, eieI loh. 90 81.
-sQuiena pregant6 Sebastian
admirable.
Vamosl "a tenemos IN axIl,ar
~penso Sebastian, puesto que ha
feconocido q Andrea. ;Dlos esta
con nosotrosl 'a
Voivamos 81 castillo de Las Ra.
bamas, en- donde hemos deiado (
sif Gufiiermo 4 Ia deracha de Ia
naronesa de Kermadee cue le nro.
mesias So efcaz apoyo.
~ oaTonet triun faoa. En- an "a.
sor fanis al padre. Ia madre. IL TIA
massfns ri snciano caballayo
Lacy Hsbfase presentado 4 Her.
ninla % dos dc esas drsmaticas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
III lNCREIBLE vERDAD I!

na verdadera OCCASION gas ba e dneo regao
vaor supera empre cose 0besos orc de Icy l8
ep6nddos briats qulnca ne1Ss PeectOs
mas ao nor So constante expndo npza h vesdadsroa
nmnoci6n d luz dureza, pss; lnsacoA naUoa
5000 DOLL AIS 9eregaaa q s ~ VII
lante Alaska de lbs legitnos
Anio para cabaero blante 10 doaf' Aa para oAoAs'o
A6lsr caosr' bfu4lta
dollars senolta orlaa gfi7t' @ e4a4-
Pendeae bruIaats
muy grueso dollars Pendent para ssaora oran S ~ Do
lars nIientes verdadero rsgao dollars
anxap franco de tod easo csfsti;Aias
carada mercaacia, toda l. isla de Puerto Rtco
bIlataa gaior dscsado
Envfea ano tomARdos ho fedo dal
dedo
No ga hacen duentos coRcden
catalooo dbuo csmprador coarms
La mercanca sci 9 devover& Rmedaamsata
Drioirse al reprsseptane general dnieo de h Ssj Orc
lantes
Alaska, & A. Corso Romano, Ii Milan Qtaia(