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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
TROUBLE WITH HEBREW P. 0. MEN
Want to Get Off for Yom Kippur-Mr. viii.
cox Firm.

Tho local nostoffce is having 4 good deal OF
.-,,,t,a ,-f+h its Hebrew clerks over YOm kippur.
the Jewish Day of Atonement. which begins to-
morrow at sunset and lasts until the same time
Monday. There are about nine hundred Hebrews
in the employ the local postof1ce, and they OBJ
tect strongly TO working Yom KIppur. Several
s+ai5 avav without permission Rosh Hashana
and were fined ir consequence Two OF these told
postmaster Wilcox that they should be away on
yom Kippur also
If you are" said Mr. wilcox. Il shah recon-
mend you for dismissal
Mr. wilcox said last night that he had issued an
order To the various superntendents 10 be as
-leuient as possible with the Hebrew clerks and
have ~ distribute the mails however" he con-
tinued and a good many o. the Hebrews VIII
have work ., 49,
IT il Impossible TO ill the places OF all those
who want 10 get OF, and those for whom SUD-
stffutes cannot BE- had will have work will
punish by fire and suspension any who stay away
without leave"
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BRoDHEAp-on October . 1895 Mrs. l. W Brodhead
If TelEware water Zap, fenn
- v,-rs on Friday October s. 1905. residence
- MtTl7nough-st Brooklyn John Halves 6sth
,,otlce OF hereafter. Louisville (kyI pa
uers please copy
ON Thursday October 1895 Sophia g. wife o.
- la-s Charles ". Relatives
tryf+eI 20 attend funeral residence Ne
Ma T5Iah-st West Hoookea, n J.. Saturday. Octo-
Der al / D. n
1oNFs-Ou THURSDAY October . 1895 at his ate resi-
denee cold Spring Harsor. Long Isl nd. % p!eropnea-
rnOnia Jos1ua Thomas Jones. Of the
and Mary r. Hewlett Jones, in The hftyat OF
age. Relatives aad trends are invited attend the
funeral services from St Johns Caurch Cod 50. ing
IIarhor Long Issni. Saturday. October al ~ l5
p II. Carriages win meet 1T ceid spring station the
train leaving Long Island City al lil2 a m.
t,rEFcF-- suddenly. Of cerebral apopIezy walter
Fierce I'D year F1aefa services IN Afontgoul-
Ala
RoEsI. ERA Great Seek Long Island ON Thursday.
October . 1895 Sophie Rooster daughter Of Auaiqfe
Foeser. the 18th year age Funeral services
VIII be held ar All Saints Church Great Neck Long
Island Il 9D A. N Saturday Octotet Car
wiii meet train leaving 2sth-st.. l. r., al
"a o'clock a
TRIPFE-At Cast Orange. y j. October O. 1905 Henry
Martyu TrIIrr the ate James and Anua
Mathews Trppe, his third year Funeral from
inc iesd.nee or bis brother Nc Sb3 Central ave East
Grunge y. J. en- Saturday, October :. A. $50 :
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ACTION AGAINST TOWN TOPICS"
John Armstrong Chanler to Sue Publishing
Company for Alleged Libel

praecpe was filed in the United States cir
cult Court yesterday by Newman &, Newgass.
attorneys o. No q Cedaf-st-, behalf of John
Armstrong CHAMBER against the Town Topics Pub
fishing Company and William d Mann # is m
1ssrStood that the action will be one for alleged
loei and Will deal with publications rehecting.
upon the mental condition OF the plaintiff Tei-
atives OF the latter caused him to be carcerated
IN Bloomlngdale. and mad 3 committee appointed
10 take charge OF his estate, which amounted to
more than 100000 Later CHAMBER escaped from
the institution. and court in Virginia where he
claims legal residence. declared him sane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
RUSSIAN FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

St. Petersburg. Oct preliminary returns
Of the state revenue and expenditure for the
first six months of the present financial year
chow that tbe ordinary receipts were S4T4, 62:}.
600 an increase Of -S1.176.O0O over the CORE
spending period of the previous year. The ordl-
nary expenditure was $500, 10000. a decrease
of S13 355 600 The extraordinary receipts were
1921 O01. 500, an increase of $S9.29l, 800. The
extraordinary expenditure totals S2St 2o2tN
an increase Of S20O, 34S. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who Will sail for Liverpool
to-day on the I.ucania are:
Reginald c Brown Mrs. Thomas 2. Borden
Mrs David Rispham. Colonel ; T Stephenson.
A NJ. Clarke. Mr. and MIS- X q rover.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ! Major Robert White.
Macdonald
some Of those sailing to-day for southampton on
the New-York are:
Mr and Mrs H T Hobart. D.. William Holland.
Lieutenant Colonel A. 7 MI and Mrs Dudley A van
count and Countess An Miss Eleanor outeuey Bid
drezzi Bernini- die Williams
Passengers sailing to-day for Antwerp on the
Vaderland are;
Nj and Mrs. John n Adrian Farley.
CouIterer- Mr. and Mrs P : HargroVe
Bishop E Dobhng
Travellers departing to-day for Naples on the
KONG Albert are:
Mr. and Mrs ". ]. Cheney The Rev Robert Mulcahey.
ar. and Mrs. Bernard n The Rev. Edward / Tracey
Nj and Mrs willard Par Mr. and Mrs c. A.
ker Little Dr. Emmett Densr1ore
The Minnehaha will sail to-day for London with
the following passengers:
Miss Harriet A Anderson Miss A. NJ Heming.
Nj ana Mrs u J. Capp. Mrs. Irving Putnam
The cabin list OF the Columbia which sails to-day
for Glasgow, includes
Ms James A Morris r. spencer Young.
Mrs William J. Anderson NJ. and Mrs Y. r Gordon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
MoNTAUK WILL BRING $4,000 RENT
Brooklyn Theatre Property, Purchased by
City. May Prove Fair Investment.

Through the Controllers Office the city has leased
practically all the Montauk Theatre property In
Brooklyn, ar figures that will net ( Der cent on
at private sale As soon the Corpora ton Coun-
SCI approves the form of lease drawn by the
Finance Department. the city will hand over the
old Montauk Theatre proper William T. Grover
of the Amphion, who will vaudeville house
there for Percy Williams. Mr.. Grover has agreed
TO pay $4,000 a year. The the land
has been leased for S2.000 a year. and there are
bidders for the meeting rooms 1000. which will
bring the total rentals to SOC 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
NEW DOMINICAN MINISTER.

Washington. oct emilio c Joubert. VINO mas
been charge d'affaires for the Dominican Republic
since. October Il last with Office in New-York
has been promoted to Minister. He called at the
State Department to-day 10 announce his appoint
fent 10 Secretary Root and to make ARIA ngenents
for the presentation OF his new credentials ut an
early .day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
NO ARMIsTICE IN C0REA.
japanese and Russian Commanders Unable
to Make Terms.

Seoul, Oct. "a Japanese staff officer to-day
said that after three meetings of representatives
the terms of an arnistice in North Corea were
not yet arranged, although there had been no
further fighting. The Russians insist that the
japanese give up their present positions, but the
Japanese refuse to create neutral zone by
evacuating places which they occupied after
hard fighting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
NEW ATLANTIC CABLE COMPLETE.
Final Splice Made Off Irish COast-COst of
the Undertaking.

Canso \. 5. oct. 6.-The Commercial Cable Com
pany's fifth cable across the Atlantic from Nanso
- y1-.o-,,iIIa Ireland was completed to-day. The
A., .-ucs :, the cable was made at a point $50
miles off the irish coast 1t Is expected that the
signalling speed Of the new cable will be 10 per
cent greater than Atlantic cab OF similar length
ing 10 the depth of water and the character OF the
ocean he'd The greatest depth IN winch II Is laid
Sc IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
MADE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL

& ashiRgton. Oct. 6.-President Roosevelt to-day
-ppoInted Charles ". Russell. formerly Special As
s-siant Attorney General in charge OF the Insnlsr
oaTeaa Of the Department Of Justice Assistant At
es[aey General. vice William d. Purdy. recently
-OiloteG 20 the position Of assistant to the tor
~ General The Office OF Special Assistant Atror-
=. General. formerly held by Mr.. Russell has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

A load Of syphons had stopped in front Of
saloon. As the driver stepped down with crate
to deliver inside A small but inspired youth climbed
up the opposite side of the wagon and lay on his
stomach with finger on the tap of well aimed
bottle The driver returned and reached for an
other crate
Ps-sh-sh-sh-sh: GUrr-pth'!,,,.
Exit youth in laughing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

proposed site for the dam there. and by means
of boats examined the Chagres River and its
deviations at all points in that region. The Wis
itors went down the canal from Bohio as far as
CTstun where they took q train for Colon. The en-
tire party, with the exception of Mr.. Shonts who
is still at Panama. started this morning for Cor
COMA going as far CASCADES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
Emc,neees susY IN PANAMA.

Colon. oct. 6-The members Of the advisory
hosrd ~ consulting engineers Of the Panama Ca
nj returned 10 colon at o'clock Yesterday even
ing On arrival at Bohio tie part! visited the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
DENIAL OF REPORTED CONFERENCE

ST PETERSBURG oct. 6-The Foreign Office to-
day issued a denial of the report printed in the
Temps A." of Paris. yesterday that Count Lams-
dorff intended TO visit Paris and BeSlin for the
purpose of comforting with Premier Rouvier and
Chancellor Won BtilOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
A WEDDING.

Benia nin 5. circuit and Miss Elizabeth Kelly
were married at the rectory OF Holy lnnocents
church l3s West S5th-st.. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Kelly under the nane Elizabeth Brennan,
~ u-ritta, many irish folklore stories popular
ne, 7-s,-szine readers Mr. Orcutt was for sew
-rai years night editor Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
MR. BELMONT RECOVERING RAPIDLY.

August Belmont Who underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the General Memorial Hospital,
on Thursday passed q comfortable night. after the
or,era+ion and was said last night doing
we'll The prospects are good for a rapid recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Pierr LoriIlard. Tuxedo. HOFF-
MAN-Judge Rufus W Peclzham. United States
Supreme Court Albany. MANHATTAN-Franz
Kneisel Boston. METH ERI-AND-Charles Pea
body, Cambridge, Mass. Dwight Davis, St Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

vsrage So average corresponding date last year.
s5 averaee sar corresponding dAie last t"ehtE-ii's
local fosecast das ami parity el9udYz slnas
r1rtIv CLOUDY. northwest winds nohso increasing y
sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
STEAMERS ENTER suEz CANAL.

suez. oct 6.-Fifty steamers began to enter the
canal this morning There are about forty vessels
al Port said awaiting passage. The channel Will
not be entirely cleared until SuncaS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

Bishop Potter. who presided at the convention Of
the Episcopal Diocese of New-Tork. had been caught
mapping Two delegates were on their feet both
trying franticaIIy to take the floor
which Of you gentlemen got up frst?' asked
the Bishop quizzicaIly.
4 did-at least I meant TO. answered the one
at the extreme back of the room.
Wei I think ri have to decide in favor of the
other delegate retorted the Bishop AMID eeIe['l
laugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST


"A q III
colombia via curacao when Specially addressed tor ths
Nicaragua except East C5astl Honduras except East
Coasu. sslyador Panama Canal Zone Cauea Depart
ADVANCE via Colon also ClateIaala specially
addEe,sea for This 55@1isF at 10 a m t95 Sg6S; Psr
Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana per p
fer Fortune Island anu Colombia except
9 23 ATg5aIenf Ds E62 al s Allegheny ea-
MONDAY t0,-At I. m for iaanta1arno and santiass
TUESDAY 1G-At 10 a. NJ for Guatemala Especially al
dressed 01IvI per LOwlands a.
1920 e. m. for Newfoundland; per Silvia.
rsE}sT s must he prepaid On an letters far "a de-
9y Sae S erz Tor oeiz Countries sftsr re
closing OF ih not e. 50 farared unless s 4 gRsons
Sfsgs f. aiiv prepaid thereon by stamps suppIsrsr
American english and French steamers whenever TIE
sailinzs occur At q m or later and late mail may b.
deposited IN he mai 6qEes on ne PIERS OF the German
rks Island and Dominican Republic is also opened
hour ana hslf before sailing tie and close Ten min
Gtgs 5s ounce is required on articles masd On fhs
piers the American %hiIs star and German Sea
ounce, on other lines
TRANSPA CTFTC
Mails except Jamaica and Baharuas) ars fcrwardsa
5sy 20 PosrofFce Nevg-York as follows: '' Gloss %
cav s7 sd E5 d'' ss ire 9 Il H225fs T Sss
NE,WFot- NDI.AND Except Psrcels-Post Nails. via
s S25i3 Gso oecasi5na5 rom NeToT ssa Ps I'd
eGery other sunday October and y, etc-l.
Va Boston n Tuesday. nom Ne7s-yers
COSTA FIEI via New Orleans. 1000 p NJ RUSSIAN.
and Via Mobile At 1880 m; "Wednesday.
dalIy except sunday; sunday p n and a2S iossS
BiirIzH HQTDrRAs HONDURAS sEas, coasn sa1
west coast Of Honduras dspatched from Ns-YeSc
NISARA5UA CEas5 coast via Mobile at 1000 7. N.
Tuesday West Soazt Of Nic9raTge is dispatched Srorl
New-Oreans may be irregular on account Of qusran-
tFesss,ered NAH for overland dispatches closes at n
previous day
rRANsPACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILT-
The schedule OF closing OF Transpaciac Mails Is
ranged On presumption q their uHaterup.ed ever
|Id ,rt Reeseerea 1.ssaacas Mails dispatched
Via ysncouver Victoria. Tacoma Seattle which
,I1se p IA previous close she General Post
hawaii Japan 5e % philippine Isl IslaP s.s.. va
SAN Francisco, close at 8 p m October foF dsPA'eH
NSzsaiaad australia ,except wes Neyscaisdos MA,
I-l a san Francisco. close A. 6 ? N oesoosr
lsT a5ea me s-,,lss 6aii fs Negzessad does aos
stFi,e ~ al 81 a. n. $50 a sHa 8 p. m;
sneay az f-rariel until the arrival q ae csna-d
ste4mer ana specially addressed mail for Australia
ena New ra October for dispatch per Mo
TAHITI Nlaraqs s Is f6r dispatch Der s MsTiposa
Hawaii la9sa .ls- Il ? October I6 dispases
per !, b, laa Franeiseo lose at p oesaoss II
tor disra,sa p Pargeis Post Malsl Korea China and
Retpeii'ss p n october - Tor dispatch I'm
P5siPpne taer ~ fsr dispatch per { s Transport
s1srS siberia n present forwarded VIA Russia.
NOTE FL F,rrns. x4v ZaaiaBd va Ssr Trsseie-a,
and eertaa 1-asrs jE &c nse e, anssn-
cfSIrr sdsTese8 via Eu-aus nust he Taiy prsosid at
stse, azrr yev Parcels Post malls for Nsw-z-slse 81
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CHAMPION CHECKER PLAYER DEAD

windsor. ont. oct. S-Robert McLauriu cham
20 ehecke- player 81 Canada died al his home
,'s To-day lie vas lift: -four years old.
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Died.

WHITNEY-Or Weduesda-- October 4. 1865 az hr n -
residence. - BanS-st-. susanna Wftpsy, L her
S5th year Funeral services the Church % Etrrus.
HOPE West between Columbus aEd Amsterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
ATTEMPT TO KILL POLICE OFFICIAL

S. Petersburg, OCT 1T IS reported IN Il
..russ" that an attempt has been made on Il
life Of the Chief of Police of Helsiugfors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

SATURDAY C7--At a for Europe per s. New
York Via Plymouth and CheroouTg dncluding liverpool
Scotland Ireland and South Africa when specially
dressed for this steamsT) 40 a. Complementary
M for Europe, s. Lucauts- via Queenstown
and Liverpool. at $50 for Belgium tPaTceis-0gc
Mails. per Faderiand also regular mall for Bel
when specially addressed FOR this
$50 for Italy Direct Especially addressed only.
Koeug Albert; at 12:30 2 for Scotland
cireet Especially addressed oniyl. per = Columbia
TUESDAY 1ul--At $50 a. II. supplementary 81 a ul
for Europe. 8 Kaiser Wilhelm II. via Plymouth
Cherbourg and Bremen: 1880 fJr italy direct
Especially addressed cnlyA s. PrinZ Oskar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

Should be read DAILY b. interested. changes
at any time}
Foreign mails the ending October = 1905 Will
close promptly in al tire Postofics
follows: Registered
General Plst0fhce earlier time
shown below. Parceisast Mails for Germany close
2 m October . and
Parcels Post Mails for Great Britain ireland are
dispatched by the White Star Line Wednesdays and
by the American Line Saturdays. additional dis
patch IS r-ade by the Cunard Line when a CunsFd
steamer sails Saturday American Line
steamer the The Parcel-Post mails close
hour before the regular mails
F7rcesPost Mail for Barbados and Great Britain and
ireland cannot he registered.
Regular and SUPPLEMENTARY malls close at Foreign Sta
ton corner and half hour later than
closing time shown below that Supplementary
Mails for Europe Central America. Colon.
close Foreign Ststion).
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Insist upon having Burnett. Vanilla.
Died.

r,...b rotIc.s appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii Be
repubIished in The TriNeeily Tribune without extra
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roreea.t for snecial.. LoeaIitIes.-For pslnv

Forecast for Special LOeaIites.-For Delaware and
NevIersey fair to-day; Sunday partly cloudy: northeast
winds. probably Increasing
For Eastern Nes-York, fair to-day: in west
marion sunday partly cloudy: northeast winds probably
increasing bv sunday
49, western Pennsylvania Western NeW-Yor
warmer today: sunday fair fresh TO brisk to south
S,Insa partly cIoudy light fresh
northeast winds
CLOUDY; fresh northeast winds
Local Official Reeord.-The following official record
rom, the local Office the Weather Bureau shows the
.re II, the temperature FOR the last t~enty-four
~ IN comparison with ths corresponding date OF last
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Man sulscrIhers lveW-IJTS Clty % ne DaL4t =
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Is readily access bic b. Harlem trains from ornae
central station Webster aad Jerome avenue troissys
ana bv carriage Lots $125 TeleDhoae tssss
C:r-r7e-rv3 for Book 81 Views representatives
once 90 E.asr e2rd s.. n 2 CITY
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FRANK 2 CAMPBELL 241-s West 23d 81
Ga = Stephen Merritt EubE Inst Tel t1@4 Chslses-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

The difficulties which foreigners have in master
ing The English language often very amusing A
Swedish girl of refinement and education VINO was
forced to earn her living by doing housework be-
cause of family reverses did her best TO learn Eng
Iish one dav she surprised her mistress by re-
marking about rich pudding; ON, that Is very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

PIERCE suddenly, Of cerebral apoplsxy. Walter s
LA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14

tricularse y no pertenezcan la Aso'
ciaci6n de Dependencies, pagsran $3.50
al mes, para las mismas atenciones
especifcadas On el pArrafo anterior.
So Esta Asociaci6n admitira en-
sus classa con los mismos derechos
q1e los demas: q seis i6venes pobres
de la localidad: 3 varones y3 hem.
bras, sin periuicio de aumentar ell MI.
msro tan pronto sea possible y 10 per.
mita Ia smplitud del local que se des.
tine para las clsses, ,siendo designados
dichos j6venes, por Ia autoridsd q el
conceio municipal sin que tepgan que
abonar estipe7dio de ninguna especie,
prororciopandoles la A sociaci6n todos
los titles de escrtura y libros necesa-
rios Los j6venes aspirantes q estas
clases deberAn sabsr leer y escribir y
tambien las cuatro reglas de Ia Art
metica.
So Estas clsses SO llevaran & cabo
los jueves y sabados por la noche de
l74a0 para las sefloritas y de 9 q IL
para los varones, con ell flo de que
puedan asistir los sefIores dependien'
tes por cerarse q las 8 los estableci
mientos.
70 Todos los que asistan q lst
clases estan en- ell deber de portarss
correctaments en- todos sus actos; o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14

Ia Las clases de contabilidad
mercantil te6rico prsct cas- ae abriran
en- el mes de Enero pr6x'mo, en- el To-
cal que oportunamsnte Sc desigaara.
ga Las matrfculas quedan abisr-
tss desde el dfa 16 de Octubre corrien.
to en- la secretsrfa de esta asociaci6n,
calle dc Ia Fortalezs, estab ecimiento
denominado <La Ninfas donde podran
concurrir los sefiores socios y parti-
culares que deseen ser inscritos.
80 Los sefiores koclos que Sc ma
triculen psgar&n 50 centavos mensua.
les desde que ell curse quede alberto
que sera en- Enero pr6ximo, para con
esta corta suma atender q los gsstos
de alumbrado, escrltorios y 1tiles pa.
ra los mismos, como tambien para ell
jaego dc libros que Sc proporcionara
4 cada estudiante, consistente en- un
llbro Diario, un Mayor, un libro de
Inventarios, un libro de existencia y
los DENTS sxiliares que SO estimen ne
cessrlos por los profesores; para ser
inscr!tos los sefiores socios tienen que
tigurar como miembros deesta asocta-
ci6n dos msses antes de la aperture
del curse, 8 satisfacer las Quotas CO.
rresponiientes q los msses de Noviem.
bre y Diciembre.
a. Las personals que deseen ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-14
Un rega|o a las danas de
Puerto Rico.

No os qusmeis mas Ell pelo con to-.
nazas.
Mis- rizadoras de Coma, sMagicoss
dan vida y pureza & los cabellos los
conservan brilloscs y ondeados. Ri-
zan en- 2 minutes Toda DANA debe
tenerlos en- su tocador. Reliables y
duraderos.
Un juego complete de sstos riza-
dores y ondeadores con direcciones
para su uso, etc., solo 50 centavos.
Remita por money order, 8 en- Sc
los de 2 centavos.
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