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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23
EN- la ISLA SAKHALIN

New York, Agosto .23, l-3o P. NJ.
DIcen dc Hong K png que en- Sa-
khalin han tenido Iugar aver ma
nifestaciones ptbIicas en- las cualas
fu6 acIamado eli Jap6n.
FL establec' c'miento de una almi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23

nistraci6n civil japonesa en- dicha
1s'a ha determ'nado general sim
patfa de los natiVOs de Sakhalin
por los japoneses.
En- dichas manifestacion nes Sc die
ron mueras 4 Russia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23

EN- ell eaoteI San Jusrs SituOdO
en- 10 casa dmero 81 de 10 calle de Te.
tUsn enContFAr6 el que 10 visibe espl6n-
didOs b ffoU, habitA clones frescAs, Wis.
tag & d b. hfa tOdOs los adelantOs
modeFnOB. PrOpietAIiOs R. Mu6lz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23
TRASLADO,.

Las cfiOinaa de Ia Junta Ce1traI de
IL u ai6n de PoertO E Rc0 90 han tras-
ladado & Ia CaIle de San FranOiaC0 No.
80 (sltos). donde E0dr6 diriiirae Ia CO.
rreBpOndenCis. --a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23

Eecelo en- los cfrculos p Olftieos Dc
Berlin. @
La prensa de San PBtersburgo
comenta ell hecho sin conceaeFle
mayor importancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23
.5QgE ES La GIRA lE STEARNS ?

Preguntadseo rs319. ,e nstante1nene IA usan
contestaran paabras I-'
Ia SIa de Stearns es Ieicamento maravioso ha
venido braTnos odb e oe h tome de los fre1anS
sufienos dolores ant5s nos ar3eiaan Nom,ee
haber NADIA igual la
que ava la e nal ogen
tiene todo
nofensivos bien podemos fean6s escurenfo de d C
de Stearns. + w = -"
Rca: 7 = -S l1'i " San JOSE o0s1a-
Muy Senores slsto de nnanifesar Vds oa
h tefpo yenil sue jaquecas,
fpeda efan fuertes verdadera
faclon SIN poder enconaf e ranfio nal
noE.caDa haa que fehzn2ra uhg6
pFepaan de
Do de Caoeza III eecto de esta nedicna fue rapido
ehcaz
mente la
Doslo euando vlajo siempre
Exjase empre egftna Cura de Searn cada obea eva en-
FeheVe el nombre Stearns Headache Cure
De BOticas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & GA.
FGbicantes de QumicOs y Farnaceutcos
eNa DETROIT. Natct4., e U. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23

BORDADOS. - Sc de-. tFabaiO
& buenaS bOrdadoras enVi6ndoles 10
telS en- cualuuierI punt0 de la Isla y
se toman tambi6n & sueIdo tRaba-
iandO en- nueBSEqs ofCinag.
-hC- -
ENCAJES DE HILO.-Se COM
pran encADjes do hilo. Canel6s, pa
flueloG etc, de ID misma labor he
chos 8 mRnO.
Dirigirse 6 The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery y Go. 10
FORtaleEl. San Juan. Pr.
.COSTURERAS. Sc soIicitan 81
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and EN-
E1rN;darv Co. 10 FNvtsIa%a San Juan
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Intermediates
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-23

meda la la
Semp d lomand
de York Ell
.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
WRECK ON The ROCK ISLAND.
T.o Persons hilird aud fourtccn
Injured in the ~ reck 80 the
EI.rr Near ~ iatn. Ia.

Des Moines. la, Feb n TWO Killed
one dying aud fourteen wounded
vas The result OF an accident TO the
Rock Island nyer which took place al
i..55a. m Monday. a mile and half
west 81 Miota this state and 80 miles
east OF Omaha Il was caused by a
broken rail
rhe dead
Henry Mehier. Des Mones
Rev D. H. johnson. % The Christian
church Harlan. Ia
The injured
George Wes;. Geneseo. III. cuts on
;rm
J. ]. Brown. Harper. Kas ankle
hurt
A. Z, Smock Atlantic la arm
bruised.
Albert Brady sullivan, Ind ankle
hurt
George Leventure san Francisco.
head cut and legs bruised
l.. =. Kent Morris. ll. scalp wound
and serious internal injuries
Frank Brady. Des Moines. state fac
tory inspector. bruised
L. J Courtney De~ Moines. dining
car conductor. hip hurt
A. T. Cobb. Des Moincs. scalp wound
6 L. Todd Davenport Ia back and
head hurt
John Raymond. Davenport Ia. back
and nech injured
Henry Hughes. Davenport Ia cook;
head and back hurt.
W r. Kerwin Des Moines. collar
bone broken and hack hurt
F. r. Dinenbaugh Des Moines hack
and arm hurt.
Three cars were ditched the smoker
combination and chair cars. all 81
he sleepers having escaped The disas-
TER johnson was in the forward end
~ NE smoker. and was h.J by he
chemical from the wall 81 the coach
and his head crushed. Melchc- was
III fhc back and was hit by seat in
The over urninr ~ the car 4 stranger,
Who sustained a fracture Of the skull.
occupied a seat 10 front OF Melcher.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
FIRE AT CHARLESTOWN. MASS
Immense Loss Orcasioned to Dock Prop
erty aud >hipping-Thc Iire
tnder Control

Boston Feb. 2lA FIRE causing inn
mense losSe broke ont on Pier Z Of the
Hossac tunnel docks Charlestown.
early this morning rs origin has
not been determined but is believed 10
have started from Spontaneous CONF
bustion Five alarms brought the
great part ~ tho apparatus ~ the city
10 the scene The flames spread with
startling rapidity communicating with
the Furness-Leyland line steamer
Philadelphia which was tied alongside
the pier and in a few moments was in
flames from stem 10 stern II is
feared that TWO OF the sailors have
been lost When the flames We're dis
covered most Of the crew jumped over
board Capt Dickinson himself hang
ing Wy Il rope over the boats side until
he was assured thar no one remained
or board
From the Philadelphia the flames
jumped over 10 the steamer Daltonhall
- the Antwerp line. which was soon
afame
II IS thought the crew n The Dalton
hall escaped
The flames Were cot under control
a. 2.i5 a. m The loss will be about
s10a ONO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
ONE KILLED AND MANY HURT.
wreck on the Erie RaiIroad East Of
Paterson. y. J.-I'fNe Cars Went
Down Emhss "a i nrnt

Paterson. y J.. Feb 2i-An east
bound way-train on The Erie railroad
jumped he track three miles east Of
here Monday One girl Miss Grace
Matthews Of Sunerin. \ y was killed
and a. people were injured
In response 20 telephone me age
sent 20 Paterson a special train with
physicians and nurses started for the
scene Of the accident
Five cars were diiched. AMI some Of
them are said 20 have rolled down an
emhauhmeni The long train was
known a. the Middietovn flyer and
was coming from Middleiown TO Jcr-
soy Citv The accident happened be-
tween Fairlawn and Warren Point. on
he Bergen county branch
The train carried $50 passengers.
most Of them commuters bound 20
New York for the days business
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

Fire almost entirely destroyed the
plant OF The Detroit MchD Steel Cast
me Co. loss SSo.o00 10 100000
The top floors of the Machcka Office
building on Canal street. New Orleans.
were quilted by fire II Is a modern sew
en-=tory structure. loss sl5o.ooo.
Friends % Mrs Jane Stanford in San
Francisco characterize the story that
an attempt was made recently 10 poi
son her a. sensational and without
foundation.
Fire destroyed the Symnes block in
Denver. Col occupied by The Great
Leader department store and offices;
loss 100000
seven business houses We're burned
at TYLER. Tex entailing a loss Of $50
ooo.
Rt Rev William r McLaren Prot
estant Episcopal bishop Of Chicago.
died. in New York city. on the night Ct
the 10th inst after an illness OF about
a month Bishop McLaren was in his
seventy-fourrh year
Harman Stanley Cheney a capitalist
Of Souhbridge Mass has lost socuri-
ties Of face value Of s2S500o. Of
which 100000 are negotiable. and has
no clew to their Whereabouts
In recent fight between Bulgarians
and Turks be- former lost ~ killed or
wounded The Turks then burned The
village of Kublilch. cremating a mum
bpr az women and children
nj Taylor Jones Watson whose trial
~ Kew London Mo on The charge Of
killing his wife has been one ~ the
most sensational, ever held in that part
nf the state was declared not guilty by
the iury The evidence was purely cir
cumstantial
an oycrheated steam pipe Is supposed
10 have caused a IRE which ruined pat
terms valued at $50 0oo. and for a time
threatened 10 destroy the entire plant
Of tho Whitman agricultural works at
eqNo South Broadway 81 Louis
The taofai OF Chefoo. china. IL said
90 have secured a confession from
members ~ The crew 81 junk thar the
German ard French naval attaches.
Guggenheim and Cuyerville AZ Port
Arthur were murdered and robbed
while on their wa from Port Arthur
70 Chefoo
William Hunt wanted in Rochester
y w. for ihe murder ~ George HEX
ey. when confronted with the Beriillon
mea suremente al Los Angeles Cal
was compelled 10 admit that he was
the man wanted.
James Clinton .,pencer. aged 75. or
! Milwaukee. died az Miami. Fla.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
rmr WARM rnr ran EAST.

In The midst OF The excitement IN 81
Petersburg over the assassination OF
Grand Duke Sergius there come sud
len aad noticeable revival Of peace
taN
The women Of Moscow have memo
rallied lire Russian empress oeseech-
he her 10 use her influence for The res
ioration of peace.
According 90 the CORE spondent a
shanghai of the London Daily Tele-
graph. Gen Kuropafkin apparently IS
changing his base from MnEden 20
Fc-hun
The japanese are actively engaged
ia salvage operations at Port Arthur
and 81 IS said thai 81 vessels Will be
added to her naval strength a. lhe re-
suit The docks are being repaired 70
receive he sunken vessels when raised
The spoils Of war at Pori Arthur are
being gathered up and shipped io Ja-
pan as rapidly as facilities can be pro-
yided
Japan has given notice that she VIII
sink colliers Of any nation found ac-
companyins Russian warship~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
An Epitome Of the Most Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
CONGRESS WORK IN NUTSHELL
lat.st De,eIopmcnts In the Russo
Japancsc NRr. Together Mn
Item, 81 Interest tulled FROM '"e
Important Happenings All over
the World


Tho house passed the pension appro-
priation bin waich carries Sl3N.2op.s".
The senate decided not 20 admit "s
li.tening to eulosies on the late sen
frial the statement made hy Judge
swa,ne before HE house committee.
4 portion of the day ON me lelh
inst was taken up hy Pie senate "a
testifying TO culosles ON the laie sen
ator Matthew Stanley Quay Of Fehu-
syivania The house held a speciai
session on the l9th Tor Inc same pur-
pose
Both houses N congress oppei me
wheels OF legislation 20 pay tribute "
Frances Z. Willard. one OF the most
eminent women Of the United STATES.
The house passed a resolution senu-
M the statehood bin directly INTO con-
ference without Offering an opportuhl-
Is for debate
The senate passed a bin providihs
70, the payment Of pensions due m
mates Of the government hospital lot
Inc insane. and one authorizing me
establishment 81 q leprosy hospital ID
the United states on Philippine Isl
and-
Representative sullivan. " Ma'sa-
cfusetfs. explained 20 the house ihe
Circumstances lea0lng mp to me con
viCtion NJ his father aud himself 81
mauslauehter referred 70 oy Ml
Hearst. Of New YORK. during a per
.onal tilt on the floor re declared tha'
he had been only technically suiliy'
ana MAS not FINISHED hy the court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

a new type VI engine. Rnowr as the
monkey motion pattern, which. il i
claimed VIII revolutonize steam loco
motion Oh railroads has been success
fully operated on tine Southern Pacific
tracks. when a train Of 1900 tons was
run from ogden % Wadsworth. New,
hauled By one 81 The new engines.
The new type Of engine was designed
hy Edgar N. Lucketr 81 the Southern
Pacific Many advantages over the
STANDARD type are claimed for the
MONKEY motion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
A oND TIRE.
General Alarm Turned Ia Tor w
Grand Hotel.

Indianapolis. Ind Feb 81 -a' z
a general alarm az IS g.
tho FIRE department 20 The Gran
located one block north o. lhe
DESTROYED rs fire earlier in tha n-'
In fact. the entire department
Gagged in suppressing the ham'
district when summoned ~ iNt
danger There we're 500 guest
Grand. but most Of them were
the spectators Of the earlier tF'
was not believed any lives N
Jeopardy che fire was got unaeT ''u
troll without any serious loss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
At the end Of the first year after Is

Al the end Of the first year after Is
adjustment Of the French Nationr
"a wings Bank there were registered
81 $50 deIositors. a number which or
December 3l 1903 had swelled 10 g..
1f1-2ss. sithcut any one year showing
decrease This means that at pres
ent one ont 81 every ten Of France
3q.O0o0Oe inhabitants has somethine
in the savings bank The amount de
posted az ihe end OF the first year
December 81. lSS2. was Ss.1S711b
which ~ The end OF 1903 had grown d
s2I5,76G. 294 an increase Of s204.57e.
1sS IN p years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

J. S Graves. who owns a farm Dor
dering upon one 81 The inland lakes
iu Michigan. r. harvesting no, only
a fine supply OF ice for use next sum
mer. but also food supply in the
form ~ fresh fish When the ice be.
gan to form on the lake and before il
had attained great thickness Mr.
Graves scattered angle worms and
rrubs over some thin ice The FISH 10
the lake. attracted by the food. which
they could see bur could not OBJ
tain kept their noses pushed against
the ice and soon we're lmbedded in
the ice
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

St Louis. Feb n CHIEF KEYS
term as head Of the police department
will be completed next sunday. There
Is well-formed impression that nc
will be reappointed by the new board
for a period Of four years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
SUNDAY EPIDEMIC
OF COSTLY FIRES
indianapolis Leads With a Loss a
a Million and a Halt.
THREE HOTELS Aht INCLUDED
rhe Rest OF the Bar.ed Hniidi.n.
Housed Large Wholesale ,an-
cerns-Ihe Union station
Mas Menaced.

Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. ~. For f,n
hours Sunday night the whoie.a.. n.
trict. bounded by Georgia and Ne-.l Ia
streets. Jackson place and iho n.o-
depot sheds. were menaced by r..
which started in the whOleSal, asr..
rooms Of the Fahnley q McCr,a N.
lnery Co.
At $50 O'Clock three alarms 0r8a.a
into action every fire company .s.
city ana suburbs when the it, "A.
finally brought under contr0 Ia
buildings. among which Wee lr,
hotels, had been completely ds ygel
eausing a loss estimated al & .-lI0.s
one fireman was hurt By ia..nl
walls
Flrcbrands fell in perfe OH
over the business portion % faa ..v
and on every building were .a. ~,
companies OF men equipped Az
apparatus. and their united e.orl
succeeded in preventing a genera coa
fasration.
In the A. kiefer Drug 90 -e
rooms. where many barrels of SO.
explosives were stored. and in he Ual
mctsch company wholesale house
"''''' 'a'-' S'"' . "a h''"
''O"'
~. nen
~ "'s' val - 'He Ail'''F A'
~" '..''l.i'e'' No''s'' ""''"
'a' Aso" p'a's' "''"ss i'"'" ''
."'.o"' i'' .'1'l, ''i'I y MINI.
'''e M s'"''.u- ON' fireman
I D'oA'h 'es IN me '"sn ~ r. Hon
- p''''o4S pos'''on near 'i7 r
vans
ii'H"i'us 81 Spe''a OF WI"
we sps'e 70 iFoh' 4 'ne h'oN
uA'ro"iF escaped u'alh Or
iul.
Wi'hlh r" minutes 'h' ~
e'' across Meil.''ah street '
''''' .aniNN .'aili'' ~. NJ oA
.'''.' i'' n"''''.'' '''
louisiana s'i''. were comm
20 'ne ioo' - me mon s'A'
- " anu w '1'4i i"'''4
iv''S 90 lhe hleuleh were 'eH''
IL, ~ '0''on
hf hle' Nhl,h Wa one :"
'T''4'u iaI - w 'l's'"'s ~
II uAu'i iui'
i'a'1 va S"n'i'i'N' ine
'''" ~ my r.
N'.' h'N@h -" ,'''
'll an" 'h'Iu ."I'S ~ .ns ~
p i""'..'a ~
ol''H 49, " nam
49, go ,.-.,.. Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
TRIP TO THE PHILIPPINES,
Washington. Feb 2l-It IS under
Miss alice Roosevelt VIA, ,crom-
pas, secretary nud Nr~. Tnu On
Their Philippine TRIP.

Washington. Feb ~ IL Is UNDER
stood that Miss Alice Roosevelt will
accompany Secretary and Mrs Taft on
their visit to the Philippines next July.
unless other engagements prevent. Il
is probable that the trip will be made
on the army transport Summer. and
will occupy about three months. allow
Ing one month ca y way and one
month in tho islands
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

Railroad men report an unprecedent
e. rush Of pulp and pulp wood from
Canadian points 20 American mills
an official 90 Tie Canada Atlantic rail.
way saws that wood pulp is being
shipped AZ The rare of 1000 tons a day
from points along the Canada Atlantic
railway j connecting line through
Quebec Province
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

a Finnish housewife buys a new
broom every morning q necessary eN-
travagancc. since she sweeps her
whole house every day. and the broom
she uses is just d bundle u fresh
green birch leaves. whose natural
dampuess iicks up the dust
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

The government of the grand duchy
or Baden has within the past yea
provided further for the comfort OF
the employees 81 its railways The gov.
eminent now owns 1896 apartment
houses 81 here officials and other EN-
ployes reside The train crews have
been furnished with sleeping accom-
modations when their runs require
them to be absent from home over.
night, and small cooking stoves. OF
shich there are now in use 23e. have
been provided where meals may be
warmed and other conyeniences ar
ranged by the men
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
Bold roo,pad~ .t auincy

Quincy M. Feb. n Peter Jochem
end Henry Meiners old aud we'll
known business men. were wayla.d in
front Of their houses 81 midnigh; and
robbed by two unknown footpads
HEAVY clubs were used SIR Ioehs m Is
IN a aarinns condition
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

One OF tile cur.csities Of Salt Lake
CITY in che ewes o. the many visitor
v 80 have passed through the town re-
Gently. Is The sight OF the messenger
boys riding bicycles easily along the
streets With heavily laden trays or
their heads To SAT- Lakers this
seems quite naural i is sight they
see every day and have seen for year
bar 70 the stranger it is quite a nov
city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
,.w oricsn. ia. cost, n'"fe'

New Orleans. Feb. 20 The ioa
Of the Nacheka Office hnildin- '
nal street. we're Quilted by hi" \"
SUNDAY morning The loss wH.
$4,000. Insurance on the
sIG0. 900. The building Is H
seven.story office structure
quarter Of million dollars
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

H. Hoilenback OF Boulder Creek
Cal. was Kicked over q .00-foot preci
pice BY his mule. but fifty feet down
iell into large woodrats nest IN
redwood tree $50 feet from the
ground There he stayed until party
Of rescuers got him down with ropes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24
r,re n, Detroit. uich.

Detroit. Mich. Feb % -fife /,
day almost entirely DESTROY
plant ~ the Detroit Steel 1asi'h-
causing a loss Of between So"
100000 and throwing g25 men o
work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

There have been many attempts e
grow Egyptian cotton iu India, BIT
they have generally failed Sometimes
the Soil was unsuitable. hut more often
the failure was due TO the fact iha;
little effort was made 70 initiate
Egyptian methods Tor growing the
staple. and almost invariably lie CO..
ton was soRn TOO late
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

The French have a new word for
carriages drawn by horses They are
"hipromoh'es
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

German locomotive engineers re
ceivc a gold medal and $500 FOR every
ten years 20 service without accident
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-02-24

Denver. Col. Feb. % -T'
block. a thrce-story sirnrl
hy the Great Leader depaf ..l
was destroyed by ere sun n,
ing a loss estimated A. 5000 -,
cause of the fire has moi Y %
mined.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
LOS FRABAJADORgS DRL MAR

En- le' cuadros antigaos Sc crcuo9 estos
encma de la cabeza de santos: slamer re- que
de fonlo obscure, aque era renebroso SO
bre fondo claro
NADIA mas Sc e bria po Do tomqr por la
auvecla nocturna del Donvre mayor
Aqnel cfrcn'o KIM 'ba aGill AIT se slejaba
luego de e., cncentrlndose primero rnsaochaodoSe
despu6s. Componianle g@vjatss ra5hor2a los
marnos. alcones innlensa nnha De ave- marnas.
rs probable que e Douvre yo f1.S aIbergue
one iban aacostar~e, como Gliast l bia nvadido
habitac6n aque aqai iuo ioesperadp causab4 in
quetud.
I'm honbre aque sto no lc habl:o visto jamas
Aquel -ecc o azorado Sc proong} p,r agdo ratio.
Parecan como 81 espe asen que Grl att Sc rarchase
Este vagamcnte o-nsatigo les se<ul4 en- mrada
Aquel tobelno vol.i acah6 or 5o.a ? 81 aarrdo de
repen:e e cfrcu eonvir'6 en- esrlra quela nube
de marinas fla parrse a. extreme o1esto del
colo en- el Homme All recj6 como Sc cousutasen
y deliberasen.
Oil iat, mientras Sc tcudf4 en- 81 oahe de granite
Sc ponfa de ajo de meji uaa pedr4 IRA amoha-
da cytrvo oycndo nucho ITO las marinas cblar
ura tras caaa cual grazailo pecal. les
pu6S laroa olas durmi roc las peias-
to y GIa,t en- su guar!1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
As BIBLIOrECA DEL BOLETM MERCANTN


pe de carneo metido lana haci adentro at6 el rolo
con un cabo de empuj6 hcia e fondo del agu
Zero al rigo de lluvia eventual Despnes hizo
la ma es decir buito al suxos suarro>.
Hecha la cana. es desliz6 a 10 largo de la cuerda
hasta egar a Ia clbierta de "a Durande corri6
al nido dorde habfa depossado la sesta de ptovi-
clones
La hatfa desaparecido Como estaba muy
de. borde ell de la noche la habra evado
y Ia habia ech4do al Esto anuncaba Ia i1tenci6n
de defenderse.
Fl viento hsba necesitado certa voluntad cierta
malcia para r buscar ali aquela cesta. Aqueo
IN principle de ho3tidldes, Glh9tt 10 eomprendt6
ash
Cuando vive la famiarid2d caprichosa del mar
dficilmepte deja dc uirarse al ser vi
vente. a las pefias graves personaje>.
Fuera de la galleta de la harna de ceneno, va
le quedaba Gilatt que ell de Is marscos
de que habia alientado ell naufrago de ham
bre Il del Homme.
No habia ere pensar en- la pesca Los peces
mgos de los cheques, evtan las rompenes las
los chnchoros pierdcn trabso los arreces, que
500 son buenos para des; ruzar redes.
Gi.iatt Sc tesayun6 cen agljpas lapas que despeg6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
POr Ia antxiOn de Panama

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mario Mr.. Baker, de Brooklyn.
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diendo con una question de orden su
bir en- una tercera Il sueldo del Presi
dente.