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Pacific Grove.

Ihere Is a Chautauqua arrangement just
outside of Monterey. called Pacific Grove
ana 1t also belongs TO the Pacific Improve
ment Company. 1t is intended as an in
expensive seaside resort for cultured people
of small means, 1t is patronized chiefly by
clergymen, college professors, school teach
ers and other scholarly classes 1t is the
annual meeting place of several educational
religious and fraternal societies. The Meth
odists hold their annual campmeeting there
and summer school is held in connection
with a Chautaudua course of lectures and
studies. There are hotels, boarding houses
and cottages without number; bathing
beaches and bath houses that will accom-
modate several thousand; simple cottages of
all sizes, and tents foored and furnished
can be rented by the week month at
very reasonable rates: that people who
come here can spend their vacations with
out much more expense than living at
home. They have all the natural advan-
tages that are enjoyed by the guests at
Del Monte Hotel. including the wonderful
forests, the Seventeen Mile Drive and the
fishing and bathing in Monterey bay.
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passed anywhere 1t reminds one of Peter
hof, one of the country residences of the
car about twenty-five miles from st Pc
tersburg and suggests the surroundings OF
several castles in the Tyrol. But there Is
no place in the United States where such
a combination of forest and garden can be
found and they lie together beside the
sea.
The combination of art and nature; the
artistic harmony of the gardens and the
groves: the lawns, lakes, drivewayS and
walks are more satisfactory than any other
place have seen on either hemisphere.
This place was chosen as a resort for
rich people by Mrs. Stanford Mrs. Hunting
families of the group of empire builders
who controlled the railway systems of the
west. The forest and the land adjoining
were purchased by corporation known as
the Pacific improvement Company. Its
stock was held by the members of the fam
lilies I have just named-men, women and
children-and the women especially took
great pride as well as interest in the Sc
lection of the place. the erection Of the
hotel and the laying out of the drives,
walks and gardens. No expense was spared.
The water supply for hotel alone cost
half a million dollars; the polo grounds,
which are said to be the finest in America.
were laid out at a cost of $4,000; the golf
links. tennis courts, bathing pavilion club
houses, bowling alleys and billiard rooms
were all provided without regard to cost.
An attempt was made to bring together
every healthful amusement every luxury
and every attraction that any person might
any beauties of nature that are peculiar to
Col
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A Useful Birth Celebration.

Sunday last some of the more prominent
Southwest Hebrews gathered at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Silverberg. corner AZ and l.
streets southwest, to celebrate the BIRTH
Milah," one of the bulwarks OF the Jewish
tradition. of her newly-born son. Mrs. Sill
verberg recently lost her husband, and
some of the officers of the Hebrew Relief
Society, including the president, Mr.. NJ.
Kann were present and utilized the occa-
sion by appealing to those present to make
provision for the widow and her family.
The effort met with success. ana sufficient
funds were collected for q small business
establishment as a means of livelihood for
the widow and her family.
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FUNERAL OF MISS WEEKS.
Order of the Eastern Star Takes Part
in the Services.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Fannie A. Weeks who died at Liv-
ingston, Mont, September 4. from the eff
fects of injuries received in the Grand Gey-
ser pool in the Yellowstone National Park,
were held at 1920 o'clock this morning at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DR.. Donald c. Mcleod, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, officiated. In
terment was made In Rock Creek cemetery.
There were no honorary pallbearers.
Miss Weeks was member OF the Order
of the Eastern Star, and the Masonic male
quartet sang abide With Me" at the
services in the church. At the grave The
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Thieves Rob Chicken coops.

Reports of chicken robberies have been
numerous at police headquarters recently
and today. AS yet arrests have been
made, but the detectives making close
Investigations
William F. Finn reported today that his
coop at his home, at 1901 Lincoln avenue
northeast. was broken into last night and
twenty-five chickens removed therefrom.
He has no clue TO the thief, but several sus-
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Finest Drive in This Country.

For those who enjoy driving for coaching
trips, horseback excursions and picnics.
drive of seventeen miles was laid out. and
1t is without doubt the finest in the United
States, If not in the world. If the variety.
the grandeur and picturesqueness of the
scenery are considered. The road is mac
adamized and Is as smooth and clean as
floor throughout the entire distance. There
is never any dust or mud. 1t passes through
the old town of Monterey. enters one of
tife great forests of California. 1000 acres
In extent: energies upon rocky coast of
the Pacific, which 1t follows for seven or
eight miles; runs along sandy beach for
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The Schooner Service.

The schooner John Mcclure, laden with
a cargo of about 400 tons OF hard coal from
Philadelphia. has arrived In port, consigned
to the local dealers.
The schooner r. ]. White Is among the
recent arrivals with watermelons aboard at
the 11th street wharf from the lower Po-
tomac.
terday with cargo of canned goods aboard
for the local commission houses. She
comes from a canning factory in the north
ern neck of Virginia.
The little schooner John p. Robinson is
In port with a cargo of several hundred
bushels Of grain from Upper Machodoc
creek for the mills at Georgetown. She
also has aboard a deckload of pine wood
for dealers.
The schooner Lemuel Kirwan has arrived
from Virginia port. She is at the wharf
foot of 10Th street to unload
The schooner Hennie l.. James, laden
with pine boards from the Rappahannock
river, is a recent arrival in port here. She
has cargo of about 100000 feet.
The schooner MNnford came into port
yesterday with about 1000 cases of canned
tomatoes aboard from factory on the
lower Potomac.
The schooner Laura and Ella has ar
rived with watermelons aboard from the
lower Potomac. She is at the 18th street
wharf.
The schooner Wentz L. Roberts has ar
rived In port laden with several hundred
bushels of oysters from the beds in the
vicinity of Blackistones Island.
The schooner Eddie with a large cargo
of pine lumber aboard, came into port this
morning from the Rappahannock river
The three-masted schooner Sprague Is
lying at the Alexandria shipyard taking
aboard a cargo of railway ties from in
terror points in Virginia for New England
port.
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Careful Housewives always use Burhetts
Vanilla because no state pure food commits
sion has ever questioned its absolute purity.
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considerable distance; returns to the for
ests: touches the old Mission on Carmel
nay ana returns to the hotel through a
range of foothills that are blooming with
fruit and orchards and flower gardens.
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The whole Of the Tartar population of the
Caucasus has risen and has been Joined by
1000 armed Kurds from the Persian bank
of the Alas river.
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picious persons being investigated by
the police.
L. d. Steiner of 1910 Az street southwest
also reported the loss of ten valuable fowls
from his coop in his back yard. The thief
worked so cleverly that Mr.. Steiner did not
miss the hens until he went to the house
the next morning.
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Remember
'SALADA"

CeyIon and India Tea was awarded the
highest prize and gold medal at ST. Louis
over all other teas from all parts Of the
world Black Mixed or Green.
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sort are preparing to close until next sum
mer. and within the next week Colonial
Beach will lose the large majority of Its
residents. 1t Is stated that during the
coming fall and winter over hundred new
cottages will be erected at the resort. and
that all the carpenters and builders there
have contracts on hand that will keep them
busy until the opening of another season.
These cottages are. with few exceptions,
, being built for residents of this city.
The new schedule of the Maryland. Delaware
and Virginia Railway Companys steamers
between this city, the river landings and
Baltimore has gone into effect and from now
on three round trips will be made each week.
leaving here every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday. The steamers Anne Arundel and
Westmoreland are now on the route. The
steamer Calvert which has been the
route during the summer, has been with
drawn and is at a Baltimore shiDyard for
repairs and painting When she is ready
for service it is stated that the steamer
Northumberland VIII be withdrawn to be
put in thorough order for winter service.
The United States revenue service training
bark Chase, which has been cruising the
bay and tbs tributaries for several days past
has returned to the service station near
Baltimore. The Chase had the classes of
revenue service cadets aboard on their an
nual summer cruise.
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Wednesday, Home
Replemishing Sale.

The largest business in Houseunsngs here for the
logical that the interests of housekeepers best
both regards assortment and values
Wednesday the day set apart Housekeepe Day
make the interesting that housewives here from
all of the city take advantage of the
offered.
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Jaoanned Bread Boxes.
neatly stenciled: have
ventilating sides. which
keep bread fresh 2gc.
and sweet. SoSs
Mrs. Potts Heavy
Steel-plated Sad Irons,
consisting of 3 irons, ]
h a n d / e and
stand. Regu- Am~
lar price, S1.0O. W W..
Set of 6 Knives and
6 Forks, In ebony and
rosewood handles, with
cap holsters; extra
quality s e e l.; mQ,
sligo value. ScSe
Gilray Sham Holders.
with clamping device:
suitable for wood or
iron teds; nickel AOr
plated. Special. Nv
Ruswin Food Chop
pers, with three extra
knives; easily a k e n
apart for clean
ing; regular zoo
price, 81. IyGs
Gas Portables, with
marble base and solid
mings. .... SVC.
1OO-piece A merican
Porcelain Dinner Set,
including soup plates,
in flower decorations;
gold knobs SM m2
and handles. :. pSs>o
Punch Bowls, with re-
movable foot, in ON,
cut glass effects. C>Ss
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Beach, when the last trip of the excursion
steamers from this city was made to and
from the Beach. The greater number Of
.Ee hotels and boarding houses at the re
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Jaoanned Bread Boxes,
neatly stenciled: have
ventilating sides, which
keep bread fresh OEc
and .SoSs
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White All-over Repousse Lace Waists
in the latest fall model Handsomely
trimmed with heavy medallion orna-
ments of lace. Large sleeves and deep
cuffs to the elbow of transparent lace.
Lined through with Japa- a. 60 no
nsss silk. Introductory So W
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Across the bay Is the famous Hotel del
Monte-to my taste the most attractive of
all OF the many attractive places of resort
upon the Pacific coast. 1t sits in the mid
die of one of the most majestic forests OF
oak and pine that can be found on the en-
tire earth's surface. and has 125 acres of
exquistely cultivated flower and vegetable
garden. The forest includes several thou
sand acres. extending back into the noun
tains. and in the most of 1t the ak has
never been heard For natural beauty the
surroundings of Del Monte are not sur
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De SOCIEDAD

Un 5aWtigo -Ea eIegsnte y rico
Scsrnets 1eemoB 10 que sigue:
sL1 nifIs MsFis Luiss de % Pfovi'
jencia. Nacl6 eI dis Is de Ago0to de
1905 Sc bAusiz6, en- il PArroquia de
Ssn FranciGco de AsiG el diR 10. de
Sstiembre de 1905 Padres. LcdO.
don Rafael Pals civs Rodriguez y dc ia
Pfovldencia Corb96a Y MsrSOreIl.
ePadrinoa: D fis 0 ivA Rodriguez
viuda de PalaClOs y an sustltucl6n de
don Juan CoTtada. don r fAsl Ojada.9
81 aCtO fa6 puramente en- f .miais
poe lutO FeClenSe de laS famiIiaS re-
feridas
FeliCidadeB mil & Ia simp6siOa chi
quiIIs.
En- San Ju0ss = Una ProvidenciG
que muchOs quiaieran para 10 de 90
b gar: pasarS alg6n tiempo On 81
eVeEBBiles2 en- CAaa do ia diStipguida
ssfIoFa viuda de BaiaeirO.
L. bella y am bic q n )FitR Pr0vite
Dis z LlenzA. de BArcelonets. Ue encuen.
tra en- Santurcs desde el ssbAd0.
B On vsnidR que sea larga ga es'
to cia "qui.
Buesao VSsita. -AIegra ell vanturoso
b gar de lOs dlstingaldOs espOsOB Ruiz
Suler B AlaeiF0. is BIegada de una mo.
nlsima &bab61 qua vIn0 81 mundo
f lea de 10 BemanR & timR y que cOlmR
de aIegrfa el b gar de ILs estimh bies
C6uyuges, 6 % eneS fsiiCitsmOs poH
t. n ventures suceeO.
DespedSdG cordial. -InfaidAd de f.
ml.lns oe 90 mas alstiuguldO de lS no.
CiedRd de San Juan aCudi6 aver ma n T.
nR 81 muelie de 10 CiudRd para deape'
dir estinableg cOmpStFiOtas que em
bsFcHban On eli eC0amc2 para los ESta-
du8 Unidos.
Vsn entre elias lac graoioGas rubit2s
Mercedes G1enagG. M sriita AsenslO.
Aida Pede y 10 AmAble trigueha CSrm: :
lita EscuderO. que tantn eRtlmacl6n
mereCen de eBta juventud y que delRu
nm vsci0 sensible eotre n0s0trOG.
Mut hos i6Venes estudiantes tomRr0r
tamDien pAspis en- dlcho bArCo y Dc
oahos nos oCupRmOs en- otr0 alto ds
etc diariO.
Fs:iz visje y buera suerte & todos
Para HumGc0O. para 10 ale
gre Clu Auu uisA Esbe don Jorge |. Sal
usfia, que sc9mps Il % do "a diatlp gul
m f.mitia, iostaiR alIf 50 TesidenCl'
pOr aIg6n tempo.
Grnsa peFm0nenClR deSeamoS 0ih
los eatimH b 40 c6nyoges.
Para Nea0 York Nos 10 5lj1 col
esa Qraclu que sUto eila tisne y com
0uian "a una nuevs que Ie AlegFa mu
cho. Mapfs CabezsssvS & ID gran Ciu
dad 0ea Hudson paaRP ana tempora
ds, que u alegre para ella segurament
deisra muy tristes & toS muchoa am
goa admiradoreS que aquf 0sj
Baen tempo tenga Rll& 10 rubla bel
\ moas de las RFaCi0sRs s0nriGas = dc
4 iuimitAble belleza.
SEMPER.
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NOticias de Ponce.
In c01flnadO latsDit, en- Ia GtEesl,
1gTBdIF al jusz.
Hobo Tsyarta on IN bale an Ma
gusySS, TeSultdOdO dos hg-
rldOS.
(De maestro correspo,ssaZ.)

Ssptiembre 12.-Ayer & las Z de Ia
ms mana go CelebrabA en- IR ctrCal de
diatritO una mis& la que Rsiat1S ell
iuez munici oal se Il n CasaIduC y en- eI
moment0 en- que afz.bS eI GGCerdote y
al juez eatabs arrodilIRdo. ell preso
Rtm6n Vegas } Maitin, condenado s
c&rcel por hurto intent6 VgFediFEe p0r
II egp8ldR con ana maceSS de nsFaDj9,
no pudisndo descBTgaE ell golpa. p0r
hsb6rsalo impedidO otr0 conf oad0.
Cfiatino Anto, giOYgi. que al YER 81
ademkn le agarr6 el bFszo.
-AnUcha se prOm0vi6 an egCandalo
en un bSile que se efeCtus b2 en- 81 bA'
rrio de Msgueyes, an la casa de Juan
Angel Torres , 81 scudir este & IeVan-
tBR & Emilio Gorz lez. que % enc1n-
traba en- el aueIO pOr efecto de una pe'
drsda que dice reCibi6, ell Gonzsles le
iEfiri6 una hsrida On el pCCho con IN
CorsaplumaB. g..
Denunciado eI GorzSh el iusz
s.fi r CssalduC Ie impusO oinCO of1s de
C6rceI , $50 de multa. El aCusAdO es
msyoTdom0 de una fnOR del sci or
Casalduc en- dich9 barriO.
Sc dice que pr6ximsmente per-
mut2ran aus destinOG loo jueCes monl'
Cipales de Ponce. st n 1r CRsalduc, y de
Utu&d0, sefl r Palmer. ..--
PerteneCisntes ambos al partidO
unioniatR ae disc que las reSpeCtivas
iuntas locales del partido daran su con-
formidRd para dichS peFmutR.
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La carfa del Hon. Legislator Tighep
deber ser zelda DOr fOd0S los cerebrOS
frabaiadOres, que HeYan nrsa vida per-
Sistenfe.
Hon. John Tighe, Gale Remsen, No.
98, Cohoes, m. Y, E. U. de A., Miembro
de la Asamblea del cuarto distrito AL
bany, N. ", dice 10 siguiente:
"Recomiendo sinceramente la Peruna
como un t6n1co restaurativo de super
iores meritos. Debido al -exeeso de
trabaio me sentta veces tan cansado,
que mis- facuItades intelectuales pare
clan agotarse, la Peruna actuaba en- mi
como un restaurador sanatiyO, dando
nuevo impulse la imagination y al
cuerpo, con nueva vida y energia.
ola reconiendo todo hombre de
imaginaci6n v cuerpo cansado; como un
t6nico superior 4 todos los que conozco
v digno de Ia mayor considerations
John Tighe. III
Ell exceso de trabajo tan comun en-
nuestro pals, deteriora los nerVlos' pro-
duciendo catarros nerviosos, enferme"
dad 4 la cuaI se debe la mitad de las enc
fermedades de los nervios.
Peruna cura estas Intermediates,
pcroue cura ell catarro donde quiera que
se encuentre.
aiV. no obtiene un satisfactorio re-
su1tado del uso de la Peruna, escriba
inmediatamente al Doctor Hartman,
columbus, Ohio, dandole detalles de su
enfermedad, 6I con placer le dara
GRATIS su valioso conse jo.
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IntsIIgent0 ss1OTIta

La sefiorita Patria Turul Moreno
ha obtenido certificado de taqu1-
Es una joven inteIigente y estu-
diosa merece estfmulO su labor.
Ell ese camino vemos 4 muchas
compatriotas y nos felicitamos de
clio.
Educando 4 la mujer, elevan-
do su iatelectualidad. Sc educ can los
pueblos.
Ea muchas ofcinas oficiales y
comerciales, vemos con gusto como
surgeon las mujeres del porvenlr y
es Uno de los s1ntOmas p0sltlvOs
del alc''.ntamiento Go un pueblo.
R9ciha la estimabie compatrlota
y las que van pOr el mismo CANT
no nuestra felicitacl6n mas 81 incera
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LO que Inform 2 81 al
c aIdo do MsySgusz

Hamos recibido el fOrme que el
a'cslda de Mays ati.z freca 81 Gober-
nRdor y Rl pueblo de Puerto Rico.
IafOrmR que aI onf3cclOnsrse eI
presupuest0 que hGbfR de rfgir duran
to eli tempo que cOmprande dlch9 10
fOrme 90 tuvo en- cranta como ASunto
de mayor importsncia ConCeder log
Contribuyentes an alivi0. introducl6n-
dose eCOnO ias en- eI presupu 'ato an-
terior ssce denteg & 10 suma de 1914 33:
nuedaodo eI presupuest0 dentro del
cusl habfa de desarrolIaFas .. @dminiS'
trsci60, s la suma de 81 297.7 de Ioi
ous'eu habfs de dedicsrBs Ia Sums de
% 600 do,lsrs & ID amOrtiz ci5n p'g1
de inteFeses del eTnpI6 I6aSito de 100000
dolIHrs contrAtAdo Dor Is nun 'UAli
dad con ls casa De los q d 9rea j. M
CebsIIog, de NV York
Hs prc CuradO y actual Rdmini'trs
c'6a-dica eI inf rme-conne6er er ore
| f .renCia & ID instruc,l6n lib ics, ssni
d.d y obras 6bicss
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FL ST. M0Tey gIavg
VGInoni0 ealOT1lO
en- Manati.
Hu8VO euESO 0SeOIar. kulitud
do juIeIOS. EI doctor Cor
daFO.
(De s.uestro o0prespOnsoz.)

Septiembre 10 So hRlls gravemeu-
"a or fsrmo don Bapit0 MoreY, del alto
CcmeYcio persona eatima ads en- eats
poblaoi6u. Ls asisten los PeputRd0s
doctores BlszQuez y AmHde0.
-Dln PedrO RSm0s y don Manuel
D&vila, han salid0 para los Estados
Unid0g.
va se hR alberto ls matIfcula de
los nlflos para el nueVO curse eec0lsr
-L9s aefloreg Villamil y Ram1rz
saIdFan en- bFeYa para San JuRn.
Para el die treCe de los c0rHienteS
eatsn anunciGdos multitud de iuicioB
enla Clrta municipal.
Den Rafael G andfs C6rdoVa ha
regFeaRdO de AFeCib3.
-Ei doctor CorderO 90 ha hscho
acreedor & d confederation de les We
cinos de BarCelonetR. All nos 10 co.
munioan persOnas de aquel b1FriO.
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R G 6 & E S 0.

Ha rfgrsspdo de So escurei6n al
Ossts de Ia islA el sen 'r AdotO For
tufIO.
Mu6st' R1e muy compFcid1 de ga
labor prefesions', y 10 Vsz SgFade'
cido & las Stanciones de que f~e obj to.
Aqui en- S N Juan g "a de loS mis-
mos, prestigics ell 1uven clFuJ'no
manor.
ella VILLA DE MADRID,IS-E:a
este estab eclmleptO, mOntsd0 aI esSllO
de Europs. han rec bido much>s DnVe-
ladies' tales como pafi1 de bi itr tF, n
ces RImohadas de pIumaS. vichSs In
glases pars CsmisEs. caSimiFes lngieses
alfombYas de oFients peEslan K wa cot-
chonetAs. pRFs guass 81 ceIebre tlFaote
Chester lGfAn auFtldo de orr D atAs'
d fiueIoa de Geda, y peIfumerla france
e. IN SLR Villa de MAdFid0 COmDrI
tOdaB lss personRs de quito rehnoao' oo
SAE FFaECiGco 81. Tel6tono no 20
San Juan Puerto Rico ID. L.
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RAS E.B ALL,

M. mana s IDS 8 o. m. ne IIevar& &
ef cto en- II 'eLikG pu art. rriquefi un
refi 10 deGafi0 de bEse bail. tra los
Clubs eATmendareG2 ? SMarines del
ArsenRF1.
Reiua gran animEOi6n eEtre los
ams nteS & este sport y promote quedar
muy suci 10 dichO actc, Jug r pOr
pTeparstiv0S que SO est6n hsclsnd0.
Sc dice que en- esta d saAff los sMa'
rinot1 le h4rsn 8 ceTOS coFFid9s los
iugadores del eAlmendarea3, perO s.
tOs una vez en- aI terrenO dlrbp: POGO
tismpO. negro Vte1O.
La IuchR. pues. resustsrE animRd1.l'
ma ; los puertoEriqut fIos demoHtFar6n
ma d ana que eIlOs no neCesitsn n ma@tOdos
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ma ni IA an DoaibHa est0S OFdenanZss.
porQue 10 opinion p6bliCa, esq IenGuo
que no 90 puede amUrdSzAr nj Ilevar :
Iog tribunales pOr ibslO empiezR
deCir que despu6S de imponerae 9!
Truat plomerO, nos exprime shora 81
trust de la manteCR y de las CoStilDal
de CerdO. r,r,
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En- San Juan.

Sc encuentra en- esta capital ell dis
tin0uidO COmpatriOts de POEce don
Mlguel de PIrrAta Doris.
Es an elementO pressigiOso an Ia is
le IN excelente puertOrrlquefo.
L. saludSmOs cOrdiRImente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
BIENVENIDA

Ia aistinrUida sefloFita Juana
Raljoni. de Utuado, ha vesidO d
esta ciudad Con objeto de pasar
unos dias.
su lIegada ha sidO recibida con
regocijo por sus numerosos amigos.
admiradores de las virtudes que la
alderman.
SaludSmosla afectuOsamente de-
seandole grata estancia en- San
Juan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
En- "SaIslpu0d0S."

El policfA Juan Cu'todiO, deSti cadO
an el Oub-puestO de Puerts de Terra
tuvo conrCimientO de que entire los H.
dividuos DioDisiO r IMAM y otEoa trS'
tahon 3r HERR & ma moi aF llamadS
Conaae ChenchG La sigus6 10 plata Ell
refsrido ponc1a & lOS oujetoS y E:1
once de Ia noche en- ell bArrio denoml'
nado eSAlSipuedeS, , capture al Roman,
quieu portAba an puf0l.
HOY Roman sufre so dfaS de aFres.
TO Y $50 de multR. impuestcs por 81
Juez Municipal pOr el uS0 de armRG
nPohibidsR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
A Ia m0tr6pOIi

Para los Estados Unidos EMBARGO
aver ell estimadO amigo don Emil
lilo F rnandeZ Mascara
Viai9 feliz le daseamos y que
tenea muches satisfacciones en- ell
NOrte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
False CODCeptO del
ViTtuCsisnlO,
(olsQUIsIcIoNfsJ

para las artes p3liticas la
experie cia sirvs de mucho;
no sirvs para todas lbs demas
artes, necesitadas de Ia ms
piracion y expresivas de Ia
hermosura Podr8n el estu-
dio y los q nos mejorRr Ia tee
MICA de tales artes; no pue-
den prestar .el fuego sacro de
las ideas, que Sc haya en- los
centres del a ma como en- las
estrellas la luz propiR. !"
(Neron -Tomo1. ~ Emilio
Castelar,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

mientoa 81 A.f puaden llamArse. que
deban predominant en- las oDfas DEL &c
Mo como inmutable , perenne gestA'
.An0e1 CeEestiuo MOTGEes.
Gurabn. SepviembPe de 1905.