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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12
QUEER DoINGs.

Interesting and significant were the remarks which Bishop James N. Fitz- gerald. of the Methodist Episcopal church, felt called on to make to the vast audience which filled the 4Audito- rum at Ocean Grove the other morn ing. The Bishop complained bitterly of the failure of the Worshippers to turn over t0 the proper official such articles of clothing, jewelry or other personal property as they might find in the Au- ditorium at the close of each days ser vice. Nearly every day." said the Bishop, the superintendent of this building is called upon by from sev- enty-flve to one hundred individuals who have lost clothing. jewelry, books, souvenirs or mementoes in or about the Auditorium. Of the articles lost only about one-flfth are turned over to the proper official, so some people, regret to say, are grossly dishonest. Some body finds these articles, and somebody takes them away and appropriates to himself something that does not belong to him.
 Of course people who do the stealing at these meetings are not Methodists, or, at least, not good Methodists. But what a queer world 1t is when property isn't apparently any safer in religious meeting than it is in Wall street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12
ULAR.
telephone.

Mrs. Sharp-"What is a great. stout healthy man like you begging for?' Bulky Buttters-"Only two cents, mum. II Chicago Daily News. Tie firefiies are so large and of such unusual candle power this summer that lit is dangerous to squeeze hands out of doors.-Atchison Globe. Wife Gin her latest dress from Paris)- Harry, whats the difference between a gown and a 'creation?''' Harry-"l can't give the exact figures. but it's a small fortune. Punch. ~.. An Ex.remist.-"H'm. Here's a man who attacks the Golden Rule.'' That's going too far, Why isn't he satissed, like other people, with disre- garding it in practice e?'-Brooklyn Life.
 Mis-. Cobwigger-" won't you go to that French restaurant again?'
 Mrs. Parvenue-"Beeause paid a big price for a dish with a fancy name and it turned out to be only a kidney stew. Judge.
 spartacus-"Dear, deari Another man ends his life with a bullet Smartacus Well, it seems to me that life with a bullet would be a thing most anybody would want .o end-so lonesome and uncongenial. Baltimore American.
 You say a woman can't keep a se- .cret," remarked the philosopher: ''how about telling her age. E
 That's never a secret" replied the wise guy, yawning; her school friends who were ill the grade below her always attend to that. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
 Drummer = Lets see! There is a show of some kind in the town hall to- night, isn't there?" Landlord PettyvilIe Tavern Sure thinig! Miss Agnes Am midon appeared here in East Lynne in 1874, and pleased the people so well that she's consented to play a return date to- night" Pluck.
 Miss Jilt-I'm sorry. No doubt you'll And some other girl who'll make you forget me.
 MT. Kloseman- Oh, can never forget you!
 Miss Jilt- Nonsense! You did it last Christmas without any trouble. Phila- delnhia Press.
 Want the trousers creased?" asked the tailor.
 That's the style, isn't it?''
 Well. not so much. perhaps. as 1t used to be. Some of my customers won't have 1t done now at all.'
 ''oh, well, I'm not particular" replied the customer. Suppose you crease one of the legs and leave the other baggy." Chicago Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12
 VINE TESTING B r TELEPHONE.

Wine testing by. telephone is the lat est. M. Maneuvrier, assistant director of the laboratory of researches of the Paris Faculty of Sciences, has just dis- covered an insallible method of ascer- taining by the use of the telephone how much a given quantity of wine has been watered. The principle on which the invention rests is the variable conduc- tivity of different liquids, notably of wine and water. Two vessels, one con- taining wine known to be pure, the other the same quantity of the wine to be tested. are placed on an instrument outwardly resembling a pair of scales. The telephone is in contact with both liquids. If the sample of wine under observation is as pure as the standard used for comparison no sound is heard; If, on the contrary, 1t contains water, the telltale telephone Speaks" and the greater the proportion of water the louder the instrument complains. A dial on which a number of figures are marked is connected with the tele- phone. To ascertain the proportion of water in the wine tested, the operator moves hand on the dial until the tele- phone, which has been speaking" ali. this time, lapses into silence. The hand has. thus, been brought to certain fig
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

ure on the dial. This number is tflsn looked up in a chart which the ingen- ious and painstaking inventor has drawn up. and corresponding to it is found indicated the exact proportion of water contained in the quantity of wine.
 Many men would find it to their ad- vantage to do all their wine testing by telephone. ..,e.- -
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

nection with philanthropic and political movements. Some years ago he became vice chancellor of the Sydney universi- ty and later on chancellor. and for a long period he has been a useful mem ber of the Legislative Council. Sir Nor mand is one of the strong men of New South Wales. and in time of acute crisis he has often been,of great help to gov- ernors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

To the surprise of observers, the lower house of the Georgia legislature. by a bare constitutional majority. passed a convict bill different from any of those around which discussion has centered. It provides that counties may have their five-year felony convicts for work on the roads by paying $10 month for them. That is a lower price than was fixed in the other compromise measure. It is intended probably to fix the price which lessees are to pay for convicts. Individual lessees are required to pay $175 per year for each convict. an in- crease of $7s. Except for providing an increased price for convicts and prohibit- ing the evil of sub-letting, this does not change the present lease system.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

Willis Brooks tells in the Brooklyn Eagle about a woman who at soda fountain the other evening called for vichy and asked the attendant for lit tie sugar. T always put sugar in Nichy," she explained to her companion; T like to see it acquiesce." " This same woman recently put her hand to her side, and, with an anxious expression on her face, said: I've had pain right there for two or three days. Dear me! hope ain't going to have arbu- tus."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12
ADVERTISING RATES

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 Display advertisements. per inch. one in- serrion, S1.20: each subsequent insertion, 40 eepts; one neek. SS.20; one month. S10; one year. $40
 Obituary Notices, Tn prose or verse. 10 cenrS per line, Notices of Births. Marri- ages, Deaths. and Funeral. 50 censs each Local Notices. 15 cents per line.
 Yearly advertisers are limited to theif own immediate business lail matter to be nnoDtetclonabiej, and their contracts do not Include Wants. To Let. For Sale. etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

The Ottawa (Kansas) Republic tells this story showing what one acre of Franklin county land will do when till ed by the right person: Mrs. August Zimmerman, living about seven miles east of town. has this year sold $163 worth of fresh strawberries, $44 worth of blackberries, 275 quarts of canned strawberries worth at lowest figures s6s.75, sixty-two quarts of canned blackberries worth $16, some gooseber- ries and raspberries, besides having plenty of berries for family use. All these were picked from vines in one acre. on which is also an orchard of fine apple trees. Without giving any value to the apple trees the produce off the ground amounted in all to s29os5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

Colonel Mills, superintendent of the West Point academy. has reputation for sternness. A subordinate off on a furlough sent him this dispatch: will not report to-day as expected. account unavoidable circumstances The tone of the message was not at all to Colo mel Mills mind. and he wired at once in reply: Report as expected, or give req sons." Within an hour the following message came over the wires. dated from a hospital in New York: Train cant ride: legs off-cant walk. Will not report unless you insist" The colonel did not insist.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

Sir Henry Normand McL.auyen, who has just been granted the honorary IL. D. degree by the Edinburgh university, took his M. D. from that university as a young man. Before settling down in New South Wales he served for some time in the royal navy. but from his start in Sydney. he came into promi- nence both in his profession and in con-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

There is still room in London. A count of the unoccupied houses there shows 4O.o69 That is one house in fif- teen of the whole city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

Society in Missouri has new diver sion in ''the progressive driving party" It was the happy idea of Miss Rosa mond Guthrie, of Mexico, Missouri. The guests at Miss Guthrie's party started from her home, a couple in buggy. Af- ter driving ten or fifteen minutes. all the buggies stopped. and each gentle man got out and climbed into the buggy just ahead of him. This was kept up all the evening. The changes of partners were intersDersed by refreshments at four. different residences the entire par ty being fed sandwiches and olives at one place. frappe at another, cheese straws and pickles at another. and or ange ice and cake at the conclusion. Seventeen young women and seventeen young men participated in this func- ton. &..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-12

The Cologne Gazette berates the Ger mans for their loud talking and noisy conduct in hotels and elsewhere. It de- clares that they have come to be known in Italy. Switzerland and other coun- tries freauented by tourists, as ''the noisy nation" and that it is chiefly on their account that the builders of hotels are being compelled to make sound proof doors and walls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
EDICrO

Estados Unidos de America S.
Ei Presidente de los Estados
Unidos, Y en- 81 nombre don
Carlos Franco Soto, JueZ Aso-
ciado del Tribunal de DIstrit@
de Arecibo, en- funciones de
JueZ instructor.
HACE SABER: que don Jose San
chez Padr6, mayor de edad, agricultor
propietario vecino de Camuy, ha
acudido este Tribunal sollcltando Sc
declare 4 su favor ell dominic de la ST.
guiente:
&FINCA RUSTICA. compuesta de
ciento once cuerdas, equiyalentes 4
treinta Y tres hectareas, setenta y tres
areas y sesenta Y dos centiareas, que
radica en- ell barrio de SPuente2, ter
mino municipal de Camuy, y en- dlcha
finca Sc encuentra enclayada una casa
de dos pisos cercada de maderas del
pals y techada de zine, con su coclna
en- la misma forma, Y con sus colin
dancias como sigue: Saliente, don
Francisco Camacho don Lorenzo Ra-
mos: Norte, don Luis Brusi y don Ul-
piano Toledo: Sur, don Antonio Ro
drfguez don Antonio Toledo; Po-
niente, don Juan MARTINEZ Castro y
don Antonio Rodriguez
Y Sc ha dispuesto por ell Tribunal,
en- providencia del dia primero de los
corrientes, conyocar las personas ig-
noradas quienes pueda periudicar la
inscription de dominic solicitada, por
medic de edictos que Sc insertaran por
j L. < 4 l.,
mas circulation de San Juan, & fin de
que en- ell t6rmino de sesenta dias natu
rales comparezcan 81 quieren alegar su
derecho; pudiendo dentro de dicho ter
mino proponer practicar las prue-
bas que les convengan.
Dado en- Arecibo, a tres de Julio de
mil noVecientos tres.
CGrIos Franco Soto.
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Hago saber; que dona Maria Ruiz Y
Aponte. mayor de edad, propietaria y
yecina de Camuy, ha acudido este
Tribunal, solicitando Sc declare a su
favor, ell dominic de las hncas siguieu-
tes:
la. Una finca r1stica, compuesta
de sesenta Y dos cuerdas, equivalentes
diez y ocho1 hectareas, ochenta Y
cuatrO areas, y treinta Y seis centia-
reas, que radica en- ell barrio de Capaez,
t6rmino municipal de Camuy, y son
sus colindancias como siguen: Salem
te, Jose Maria Rosa Lucas Rosa;
Norte, Lucas Rosa Y SUCCESSION de Jose
DeIgado, Petronila Carri6n y Carlos
Soto; Poniente, Zoilo Pascasio Nieves
Y Lucas Rosa; Sud, Lucas Rosa, Y
estan enclayadas en- esta fnca, una
casa de maderas y techo de zinc y dos
ranches uno cercado de MADEIRA y te-
chado de zinc.
"a. Otra tinca compuesta de treinta
Y dos cuerdas, equiYalentes nueve
hectdreas setenta y dos areas y Gin
cuenta y siete centiareas, que radica en-
los barrios de Capaez Y Naranjito,
termino municipal de Camuy Y son
sus colindancias como siguen: Salien-
te, con Lucas Rosa Pascasio Nieyes;
Poniente, con Pascasio Nieyes y ell
rio; Norte, Lucas Rosa, Adolfo Rosa Y
Juan Dorta; Sud, Juan Dorta.
3a. ! otra tinca compuesta de dOce
cuerdas noventa y tres y medios cent?
mos, equiyalentes tres hectareas, no
venta y tres areas II centiaaeas, ra-
dicada en- ell barrio de Corcobada, ter
mino municipal de Camuy, antes de
Hatillo y son sus colindancias las 81
guientes: Saliente, con Mercedes,
Felix Y Lucas Rosa; Norte, Francisco
Maria Susonis; Poniente, Francisco
Reyes Y Francisco Maria Susonis;
Sud Maria Tornado.
Sc ha dispuesto por ell Tribunal,
con fecha diez de los corrientes. CON
vocar 4 las personas ingnoradas aquie-
mes pueda perjudicar la inscription So
licitada, por medic de edictos que Sc
tijaran en- los estrados del Tribunal, e
insertara, por tres veces, en- uno de
los peri6dicos de mas circulation de
San Juan, fin de que, en- Ell t6rmino
de sesenta d1as naturales, comparezcan
81 quieren alegar su derecho, pudiendo
dentro de dicho t6rmino, proponer
practicar las pruebas que tengan por
cOnveniente.
Dado en- Arecibo 4 diez sete de
Septiembre de mil nOyecientos tres.
Carlos Franco Soto.
I'll GncrntariO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22

Enrolment of pupils for the San
Juan High and Graded School will be
held at the $Casa Benehcencia2 from
9 to u o clock a. m. on Tuesday Sep
tember p the 9th, 10th, 1th and 18th
grades; on Wednesday Sptb. for the
5th, 9th, 7th and 8th grades; and on
Thursday Septb. "a for all the other
grades
zIsg0u Potts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22

La casa de mamposteria que est6 en-
la calle de San Jose ndmero q, FL
que la interese puede dirigirse don
M. Corchado (Jaen) Espa1a, en- Bail6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22

| tlbeTta8.@ ,
'''..''... '.'.''. - ''''.'.'.
Dichoso momento aquel en- que uni
| dos todos los puertorriquenos en- SEN
| timientos y opinion pidan unanimes Y
con insistencia 10 que necesitan Y me-
| recen.
Los pueblos como los individuos
| deben aprovechar las lecciones de la
| eXperiencia para reformar sus pasio-
nes y correglr sus defectOs.
Guam diferente seria nuestro estado
polfticO, social Y econ0mico 81 al caer
por la fuerza ell imperio colonial de
Espana, hubi6ramos estado unidos Y
una sola yoz reclamado del inva-
sor, el reconocimlento de nuestra per-
sonalidad Y nuestros derechos!....
LiCurgo con sabias leyes infundi6 i
los hiios de Esparta el amor de In pa
trla con su energia, su plentiful, sus
arrebatos aun su deIirio... Este
amor era tan grande { imperioso, que
6l solo reunia todos los intereses y to-
dos los mOyimIentOs dc aquellos cora
zones, por 10 que no habia en- ell Esta-
do mas que una yoluntad por consi-
gulente un espiritu. Lo mismo ha
pasado en- otros pueblos en- tiempos
modernos.
Cuando no hay mas que un senti-
miento no hay mas que una idea.
Perseverance,, pues, queridos COM
patriOtas
Pidamos con energia otro regimen
politicO mejor que sin obstaculos per
mita tomar acuerdos decisivos respec-
to al orden ecOn6mico y para ser gran
des, respetados y Iibres por ell trabajo.
La aurora de In Verdadera prosperi-
dad de la Isla sera la aurora de su re-
denci0n
\ este no Sc consigue con grandes
factOrias azucareras leyantadas con ca
pitales eXtranieros focos del absen
teismo-ese azote de las colonias-que
destruyen Ia pequena propiedad, y
aumertan ell n6mero de los insolven-
ties, estrechando la condici6n de nues-
tros 100000 braceros-tesoro immense
que debemos cuidar, porque no 10 tie
ne en- area igual ningGn otrO pals
Querenos conservar los caracteres
distintiyos de nuestro pueblo, Y 10 pri-
nero su agriculture tai como fue en-
los buenos tiempos, pues ella ha sido
sera la base de nuestra grandeza,
TnAuyeD10e nara rIna eiuqn funcio-
nando con todos los odeiantos de Ia
industria las haciendas de cana oue
mueven distribuyen mpior los valo-
res circulantes.
FI cafetal con su risDp6o arbolado
sus flores. sus frutos Y todos sns en-
cantos
Ia nstonoio oor oortonorag do oohn-
zoe do ,rarodo ano nnodon con,not;,
con lae raIos ro5s fnas daI n,rn5o
Nnestra neomoTa Gnca ,aietina ron
los sprnbrains de arroz babicbIaIae
maIanoos. yautIas. batatas. tabaco, to,
do ESQ 10 aueremos intacto hasta el
c6mico del africano. de aduel infeIz
eXpatriado que tan bicn soport6 su in
fortunio. dandonos el m1yor eipmplo
de bondad humildad & rasiunaci6n
Initemos Ias virfndas da IL oran no-
pi6n franrnso nnn rnoI nin%nna eaho
SER fporta " ,,,.ando on 81 trahaio " al
ahorro
Sipamos el eiempIo de aouelIa aoru-
Daci6n latina oue dasda su Uron rn,-o-
iuci6n social procIan96 In division del
torritorio how cnida do ems cnaranta
mil Y mas nronietarios content5n1ose
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Sc We N De

Una mesa de caoba Y patas de acei-
tillo para 3 y II cubiertos en- muy buen
estado.
Para informes en- La .Correspo,,-
a2ncE1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
RGmat0 de prGDdaS

EspI6ndido remate de prendas pre-
ciosas ell 30 del actual, 4 las dos de la
tarde, en- la casa de pr6stamos de Jose
Baz6n Ca, Fortaleza Is.
La casa sigue hacienda sus operacio-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22

En- esta imprenta Sc vende paPel de
Pernodico viejo a 81 qrintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22
AYISO

La matricula tendra lugar para San
Juan High and Graded School en- la
Casa Benehcencia de las 8 a las II ell
martes - de Septiembre para los gra-
dos 8, 10, II y II; ell microbes % de
Septiembre grados >, 6, I Y 8; ell
iueyes "A para los demas.
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GENTLEMEN & LADIES.

Desiring to take lessons in Sprnish
will md competent teacher at %
Iatuan St
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22

En- esta mprenta Sc vende papel de
Periodtco viejo a 90 qaintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-22

Estados Unidos de America IS. S
Unidos Y en- su nombre don
Carlos Franco Soto, Juez aso-
ciado del Tribunal de Distrito
de Arecibo, en- funciones de
Juez Instructor.
EACE SABER: que don Quiterio
Morell Y F6lez, mayor de edad, agri-
cultor, propietario vecino de Camuy,
ha acudido 4 este Tribunal solicitando
Sc declare su favor ell dominic de la
siguiente:
FlNCA RUSTICA, compuesta de
cuatro cientas veinte Y dos cuerdas,
equiyalentes 4 ciento veinte Y ocho
hectareas, Eeinte cineo areas Y ochen-
ia Y cuatro centlareas, In que radica
en- el barrio de &Piedra GOrda, ter
mino de Camuy, y sc encuentra encla-
vada en- ella, una casa habitaciou, de
dos pisos, cercada de maderas del pals
Y techo dc zinc con su cocina aneXa Y
de igual construction Y techo; Otra ca
sa de maderas del pals y techada de
zinc, siend0 suS cOlindancias las ST.
guientes: al Norte don Agapito Con
cepcion, don Benito Machado, don
Enrique Iguina, Don Julian Soto
don Simeon Crespo, este rumbo tiene
los puntos que siguen: un almacigo,
un jobO, un aguacate Y una maya un
moral0n: Saliente. don Ramon Aceve-
do, don Santiago Hernandez, don Fran
cisco MOrell, dona Nicasia Morell, Su-
cesi6n de don Antonio lrizary, dona
Isabel Morell Y don Pedro Antonio
Morell teni6ndo este rumbo los 81
guientes puntos; un iobo y un moral6n:
Sud, don Miguel Arrieta, don Manuel
Gonzalez don Pedro Hernandez, dona
Maria Flores, don Tomas Rodriguez,
don Monserrate Tirado Y don Agap,-
to Conception, teniGndo este rumbo,
los puntos siguientes: un iobo un
estac6n de moraI6n; Poniente, don
Manuel Gonzalez, don Pedro Herman
dez, dona Maria Flores, don Tomas
Rodriguez, don Monserrate Tirado,
don Agapito Conception, don Nicto-
riano Morales Y don Gregorio Herman
deZ, teniendo los puntos siguientes:
rumbo al Poniente 4 una maga al
Norte, un chivo y a un estac6n dc
moralon.
I Sc ha dispuesto por ell Tribunal,
en- provid6ncia de fecha nueve de los
corrientes, convocar 4 las personas ig-
noradas 4 quienes puedan perjudicar Ia
inscription de dominic solicitada, por
medic de edictos que Sc insertaran por
tres veces, en- uno de los per6dicos de
mas circulation de San Juan, 4 fin de
que en- ell t6rmino de sesenta dfas ma
turales, dentro de los cuales pueden
admitirse pruebas, comparezcan 81 quie-
rem alegar su derecho.
Dado en- Arecibo, a yeinte Y nueve
de Julio de mil noyecientos tres.
Carl0s Franc2 Soto.
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Roberto Graham IngGOi8rO, M.L.I.M
TALLER DE MAQUINARIA, HERRERIA
PundiOiou y ClrretorIa. Ponce PtO-Ri0o

Fabricante importation dc toda oa d maqunaras
APARATOS modernos para la fabrication azoar con 81 una
xmun de rendmento economic
MATERIAL para Was 6rreas BDABAS para odos servco
MOTORES DE PETROLEO senclo> econ6micos.
DRYASDUST 81 meor NONCONDUCrO para cubrr caderass
tuberia ETC. cuyo empeo eonomiza del 20 por
oienO do combustible.
ARADOS lMPLEMENrOS de cutyo de JOHN DEERE POLO,
COMPANY, dc los moores econdmoos fuertes
lvianos duraderos.
precos reentes centraes
apaaos Ia fabrication
Ia caaa, materae Ia toaas caPs ingenios, ETC.
AeHBo 25 Ponce. Pio-Rca
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POLICLnEICA
del DR., Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todAs las enfermedadea
en general.
OperacioRes quirdrgioas.
EBpeoialidad en- afScoioaes de los oiOs
de las Was urin&riAs.
Horas de consaltas: do 2 de Ia
sArde Fortalezs (Auen Street) 10.
GALERIA COLORADO.--El meior esta-
1lecimieuto de Puerto Rico. Toda clase de
trabaios de fotografia San Jose H. Tel6
tOno "a
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B5ltetes 5aratos para dj;as .festjUos
/ Clase. Clase.
De Capital Bayam6n, de
ida y vuelta ........ S0.25 s0.l6
De Bayamdn Catano, ida
vuelta. ...... .. Is 10
Billete ordinario de Capita Catano en-
2 olase 3 ctvs
BsYam6n 10 de Noviembre. 1908
RAMON VALDES
a LOS PROPlETARlOS
Cuadernos talonarios de Glen rsoibos para
.ooros de alquileres de casas.
Bo3etaS de demandss
n La Correspondencia de Puerto Rico,