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New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Monday, April II, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Motke Ger Reesing. Naples April and
Genoa B. TO the Hamburg American Line with 2S7 cabin
s24 steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the
the Bar a 40 a m.
Steamer Seneca tEr). Grimes Yokohama January II
Hogo IA, Shanghai ~. Hong Kong February Manila
II. Singapore Penang -, Port said March 10 and
Algiers 20. 10 Philip Ruprecht with mdse- Arrived at
the Bar 9:2b m
Steamer Pretoria tBrl Mckenzie barbados April s.
Martinique g. Dominica and Antigua Z ST Kitts st
Croix and St Thomas 5, Bermuda a 4 Il outer
bridge Co. with - passengers, mail and mdse Ar
rived the Bar at
Steamer Ponce, Dalton. Ponce and Guanca April T.
ArrotO 6, Aguadilla :. Mayaguez :. and IL
the New-York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
with % passengers, mails and mdse. Arrived at the
Bar at 10 10Th.
II, 70 the United Fruit Company. with cabin pas
and fruit. Arrived the Bar a m.
(Br) Davis. Matanzas April - TO Nor
& Son in ballast Arrived the a IN.
FL sud. Higgins, Galveston April H. 10 the
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse. Passed Quarsn
tine at 7:21 a m.
and Charleston -. 10 William p Clyde Co. with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed IN Quarantine AT 725 y u,
to the Ocean Steamship ComPany with passengers and
mdse. Passed Quarantine at q a
Steamer Mamma IIata, Charles. Baltimore II c
Foster with mdse. Passed Quarantine $50 a m.
steamer tprobably) NaCcamaw. from Philaderhia for
Portland Passed Sandy Hook Lghtship a AS a m
Steamer Minnehaha. London NantuckeO.
Steamer NoOrdam. Rotterdam and Bouogne Nantucket)
Steamer Naderland, Antwerp and Dover (Nantucket)
taussnd
Sandy Hook " J.. April IT. $3.50 p m-wind west.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PRESS SPRINKLING BILL.
Prentice Measure Stands a Good
Chance of Passing.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Albany. April 17-Suong pressure is now be-
ing brought 10 bear TO press to passage the
Prentice bill, which confers on Street Cleaning
Commissioner Woodbury. of New-YOrk the power
to regulate street sprinkling and sanding, meas
ure which is indorsed by Mayor Mcclellan. who
vainly sought to have it passed in the shape Of
the La Feta bill
This bill introduced by Charles F. Muir
phys AssembIyman early in the session. Sub
sequently the Tammany Hall authorities dis
covered that there was n contract concealed in
the situation, the contract under which the
street sprinkling is done expires this sum
mer, and instantly the bill was held up
II significantly whispered that johnny
Oakley was safer overseeing official when
contract WIS at stake and aYailing himself of
a fanced Glight La Fetra, when Commissioner
Woodbury. came TO Albany to ask for the meas
ure, and because of the snowstorm hastened
back 10 NeW-YO-k City without paying his re-
spects TO hiu- declared that he had been in
suited and would not press his bill. Now a Re
publican Assemblyman has put in a similar
measure, and it will be promptly pressed and
passed, and Mayor Mcclellan will again he
placed in the situation of receiving legislation
he desires al Republican hands. in spite of Tam
many opposition.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
CORRUPT PRACTICE" BILL PASSED.
Senator Malby Says It Was Railroaded
Through the Upper Chamber
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE J

Albany. April Senator Malby. who believes
that The bill would make IL possible for series of
actions hold UP the dLacsion OF an election
Indefinitely, was thinking of something else this
evening when Tie Senate reached the first OF the
corrupt practice" bills, and before he realized what
had happened the iii passed.
This measure. with two companions was brought
here month or more ago by D. Cady Herrck and
Perry Belmont and Introduced by Senator Bracket
and Minority Assembly Leader Palmer II pro-
Videe that any county judge may receive and act
on charges against the campaign practices Of auv
csndlcste for Office and simplihes the method Of
presenting such charges il IS nsldered the most
Important blll OF the trio
After The session Senator Malby declared that the
rnCuf.
II doesn't make any difference. though" said
ne We VIII be able 10 stop il IN The Assembly"
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs.-De-

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-
partmeD1 Of the Interior once Of Indian AffaiTs.
Washington. D. c.. March 13, l9O6-Sealed proposals.
indCrsed FfOpOsals for beef -four ETC. may
BE- and directed Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
266I South Canal street. Chicago III. will be received
until o'clock 2. n. OF April tof
furnishing beef Hour bacon, beans
coffee. other articles OF sUbsstence;
also for baking powder crockery. asft
cultural implements paints, oils. glass tinWare wagons
harness. leather shoe findings saddlery. etc. schoo
supplies. and long list OF miscellaneous articles sealed
proposals. Endorsed Proposals for rubber goods hard
Commissioned Affairs seventh street.
St Louis No. Will be received until oclcck. 2. n
OF Thursday. April -. 1905. furnishing for the
Indian Service. rubber goods. boots and shoes harwars
and medical supplies sealed proposals indor5ed Pro-
posas for blankets. Wo0llen and cotton goods cioths
etc., toe case be. and dreced % the COmnlLs-
sloner OF Indian Affairs, Nos 1lSl2l Wooster street.
New York City. viii be received until O'Clock p n
Of Tuesday May 16 1905 furnishing for the Indian
ttons. hats caps. be made Cow
ernnlent blanks Schedules giving all infoTna
ton for bidders will be furnished application % th5
Indian once Washington D. C; the o. s. Indian ware
houses I9-12l Wooster street. New York CITY 26o20
South Canal street Chicago H.; SIS Howard streot.
Omaha, Near: 62 south Seventh street St Louis. M;
. Washington san Francisco. CAL the Corni1
sare9 Of Subsistence. I. 3 A. Cheyenne. Wyo. ana
81 Paul MINI: the OuartermaSter L. s A. Soa1tles
land. Spokane and Tacoma Bids will be opened at taS
hour and days above stated and bidders invited 70
oe present at the opening The Department reserves S
night to determine the point Of delivery and 70 re
any and all bids. any part OF bid.
f. Z. LaECPP, COMMISSIONS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
NO POLITICS IN GOVERNORS VISIT.
Not Here to Confer About Gas Investigation
or Revenue Bills.

Albany. April I7.-GoverHor Higgins to-day de-
clsred that his Sunday visit 10 New-Yorl, had not
been for the purpose Of conference about either the
lighting investigation or the Mortgage and Stock
Transfer bills
I did not see Senator Stevens, chairman of the
gas investigation committee" said the Governor.
nor any member Of his committee. To speak
frankly outside of the hotel clerk met just four
people-Hamton Fish. Collector y y Stlanaban
Cornelius y. Bliss and George sheldon Nr Bliss
Two by accident
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
LEGISLATION SURE. SAYS PAGE.
Gas Investigator Asserts Committee Found
a Good Deal of Water.
IBT TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRInuNr.

Albany. April l7-senator Page asserted tonight
that the committee would probably complete its
hearings either Saturday or Monday and present
its report 10 the legislature two weeks from to-
night When asked as 10 the rumor that the com
mittee had decided on price Of gas TO be recon-
mended in its report. Senator Tage said that had
not been considered An accountant would prepare
table Of figures from the testimony and com
putatiOns would be made from these figures
We have found a good deal Of water III the com
pany's stock and We are convinced now that leg
isatOn viii result from investigation but il Is
the committees intention 10 treat the gas com
Bany fairly" he said.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
REPUBLICAN CLUB AGAINST GRABS.
Representatives Will Fight Niagara and
Goodsel Measures at Albany.

The Republican Club at fun meeting last
night. presided over by President Stern, passed
resolutions opposing three grab" bills now pending
in the legislature One Of the bills is the Niagara
power bill; another is Senator Goodselrs bill per
mitting the Interborough Company to abandon
certain plans IN The Bronx and the last bin IS
one revivtng the old Steinway tunnel The rep
Tesentarives Of the Republican Club Will at once
50 to Albany and oppose the bills
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

A RNIY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, NEW
- York " Y. April II. I9O5.-Sealed proposals will
be received here until 12 o'clock noon April "a SOO for
furnishing fire eXtnRushers and hose Blank forms for
bidding specifications be obtained this Office
Government right reject all
bids Proposals be signed by bidder. inclCsed n
sealed envelopes addressed to undersigned marked
Proposals Fire EXtogushers and Hose be opened
April %. 1905 G. 3 BINGHAM. Maj. & G. NJ. L. 5 4.
Depot Q. NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
CANALS TO BE OPENED ON MAY 4

Albany. April l7.-superintende1t Franchot OF
me Department Of Public Works. to-day announced
Thursday. May T. at noon for the formal openIng
- the Erie, champain. OsWego and Cay1lca and
Seneca canals The Black River Canal viii not be-
opened until time later because OF y,ea IN, p
Until Iay.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR EARTH SPREADERS,

- Unloading Machines and Unloading Ploughs-Ohlce
Isthuan Canal Commission, Washington D. c.. April Is,
proposals. triplicate. will be received
the Office OF the Purchasing Agent lsthHian Canal Com
mission Washington D. G. until 1920 a. May 10,
1905 at which time they opened public
nhing the mentioned machinery Blanks and full
information obtained this Office Offices Of
Purchasing Agent - State St. New York City.
Asst Purchasing Agent, a House New Orleans.
La. H. J. GALLAGHER, Major L. S A. Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
MORE TIME FOR HOOKER INQUIRY.

Albany. April 1.-THE Assembly tonight granted
its Judiciary Committee the third extension of
time the completion of the Hooker investigation
A resolution presented by the committee extended
the time for report from Wednesday next until
Thursday of next week.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
BILL RESTORING L. /. RATES PASSED.

Albany, April 17.-Senator Keenans bill. requiring
the Long Island Railroad to the rate
that existed before the . per cent increase
went into effect January passed the Senate to-
night without debate.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SAILED

Baracoa Trinidad Gorl Bermuda Mlramar CBr, Bal
timore; Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News: Segu-
ranca. Colon Northw Port Arthur Tex: Mann
helm cGeO. Rotterdam; Cftta di Geneva GtaD. Genoa
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sis Sunset 6:42 Moon sets % Moons age IS
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy G:2O Gov Island He'll Gate SAB
PM-Sandy Hook 5:54 Gov. Island 1872 Hell 8:O5
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTS AND OILS

BEESVAN BORAX BRONZE LIQUID AND POW
DER. CHALK. GLUE RENZINE. GLNCEFINE
CHLORIDE OF LIME. RUBBER CEMENT. GRAPHITE
I.AMP BLACK. LEAD LNE. KEROSENE ZINC, SUI
fHCR CHARCOAL. EIC.-orice, tsthmian Canal Ccna-
mission, Washington n c.. April IL I9tS-Sealsd Pre-
pCsas trtDIcate be received once ot the
Purchasing Agent Isthrnian Canal Commission Waani
ton u, g. until 1880 NJ. Nav Is I9tN which tne
they win be opened public fQr "a nishng above men
toned supplies Banks and information MAY Be %
taincd from this Offce ohices 90 Asst PurcfaAlls
Agent - state y city Asst Purchasing A4e4,
Al Custom House New Orleans Ia n. j. GAIl-AeIiH-f-
Major. U. 5. A. purchaalnE Agent-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
FNRANKFORD ARSENAL. PHILADELPHIA.

Pa, April 13 18O5.-SeaIed proposals. IN triplicate.
viii be received until o'clock P n, on May Il let3
for removing present building and extending
One story Brick Building. inches
long by As feet 4 wide. Loading Room. small
Arms Ammunition Plant, this Information
upon application FRANK HEATH 1t. Col. Ord DepLa
L. s. A. Commanding.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
FOR COKE I'D FTRNITURE.

Once OF Asst Purchasing ASeot Isthm!an Sah-
Commission - state street New York Npri l -.
sealed prODosals triplicate viii be received az
once Of the Purchasing Ageut. lstAmien ~
Commission, until lHde
April 10 1924 for furnishing above mentioned
Blanks information be obtained sen 80
ohlce. ALFRED ANDERSON. Asst Purchasing As1e-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
ADJUTANT GENERAL.S OFFICE SNY-

New York state Arsenal eth Ave cor S5th ste
New York April 10TH 19OS.-Sealed proposals in tripn-
cate. for furnishing and delivering QUARTEElMASTEk
STORES SUBSISTENCE STORES at STATE
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. PeekskiU y Y. IN such Quan-
titles and such times required Depot uaF
tsTnaster and Depot Commissary 70 supply the On
duty there during period commencing 1st and end
June Path 1905 viii be received until Il oclock noon.
Thursday. April nth. at the Adutant Generals once
State Arsenal Seventh New YORK
City. Proposals be made several articles
The accept O Or
all bids COnJractOTs SuoSstenoo
stores take all Un5rOken packages m
formation furnished upon application BIDS io
0uartermaster and Subsistence stores be sealed ana
addressed Adiutant General 5. y Y. state A.
senal Seventh Avenue 35th street. York Clty
and plainly marked bids FOR OCARTERMASIs Isss
STORES; 'RIDS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
NELSON II. HENRY. Adtutant General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

WEST POINT. " Y, APRIL l.. 19OG-
Sea!ed proposals in tripHeate for arnishHS Forags
and Straw during the year ending June 50 1905 also f9F
three months supply July ist 1870 viii %
received here unIh - NJ. Nav IS. 1926 Information
furnished application. T. =. right % TO
1ect accept bids any part thereof Enve
topes containing proposals Proposals
for Forage and Straw" addressed O. NJ. T. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

GENERAL DEPOT 2. NJ DEPT. JEF.
fsrsouvills. Ind. March 81. 1905. sale PuelS
auction. OF condemned consisting Of
Mess Pans Camp ket1es Gsfskin shoes spring w.s9sa
Depot April 20 1905 az 10 o'clock a m. and continue
until sale - completed All information furnished %
application J. NJ. Marshall Assistant 0uarteruaasiS
General T.. S. Army.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
DROPOSAI.S FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.

New York Arsenal Governors Island N Y. H.
April 18th lQO5-SeaIed proposals. in triphcate will
received p May 1T,h. 1908. for furnishing
utensils and materials, burlaps
waste. thread forage ronmOngery, paints. oils
tools during ending 80
1906. Information furnished application Col JOHN
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
SPECIAL MENTION.
Warren St

Advertisements admitted into these columns arc
recommended the readers OF The Tribune as
thoroughly reliable. and business be done By mail
SCifh the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
INVEST POINT. n. ". MARCH 21sT. 19O5.-

W Sealed proposals tripcate be received here
until 70 o'clock April 10th. 1905 for
double triple Olcers' Quar-
and for the erection OF Cadet Barracks per
ings and specifications hle IN this ONCE. The L. S
reserves the right TO accept reject all PRO
posals thereof. specifications
nished upon application Address QuarteTmaster. U.
NJ A.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

sBrlnEs msil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14

or la Corta municipal el juicio civil
eel Bsrco P pnlar cor ira Succession
de W leot D Lando-, y la vista de Ia
csu,a contrA Camilo Miguel por
sgr4si6n y cor ira el mismo individuo
y otros por terbar Ia par pIbica.
Ell juez Bszan absovi6 hoy q
Martin Belbell. vecino de Puerta do
TIER que fue acussdo por ell policis
r driguez, de tener alberto un salon
ce tillar d,sE ues de as docs do ID no.
chs.
PARA curar un resfriado en- un
un dfa tome las <Pastillas laxantss de
bromo-s suinina., FL boticario le de-
volver& el dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
frma de z. F Grove So halla en- cads
cajita.
O. En ls calle de SAP Jo,s nbmero
7, 80 alouila un mirador
r-PARA CURAR un rssfriadc
en- un dfa tome las PASTILLAs LAxAN
TES DE BROMO QUININA. 81 boticariC
10 devolvsra el dinero 81 no Sc cura
La 6rma de E. W, GROVE Sc halla eI
cads cajita.
-Por 80 ctvs 8 OIL sem ,us e. N
.rnr& u.ted IN rel de Gro de 70 d s.
d"l ars. F. Ksh hahn y c. San Fran
cl.co %. TambSn sodemos f'sgo
artihclales.
pVENTA-Sims6n Rovira, due
no de Ia casrta parts dc IA saa DE- h
csle de San Franci.c tS a" tst. Ca
pital, la vsnds. D Driirss 81 90 Aqua
dilla para pro roposieiones. Is II
THEa MAY FLOWER. Clist
ST. Is. San Juan, r "A una cua
ora de los carros electrices prlnci
pales edifcie. del Gobi~ruf. Espler
dida vista Q a bahia. 3. fus moder
nos sanitsrios. Habissc'ones frescai
Exquisite ctmids pusrt, rriqueGa
americana. Precios modersdos. EN-
LILA RAMIREZ V'rds do M..terre'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
N0TJCLAS DEL DJA

(esiinatasiSn Dc Ia pdgina sa)
asistir uniformsmente vessi4oa las
funciones solemnes que Sc h n en
aquells ig esis rarroquial.
-DESPUFS dc probar todos los
sngafosos rsmsdios que 90 anuncIan
o. cusndo mas 80 agrsdeos Ia sfcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Noiarriets,
cuya superiorid sd est& universalmepte
confrmada para cursr las enfermeds B.
des del eas6nago.
Cursciopss dssespsrsdas en- perso
mas bien eopocidss, que 10 tomaron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 hsu
hecho glorioao, zero uu solo estuchs
produce me]nr rfecto que uua docap
de frascoa de cusiqnier otro remedin'
porQue sdemAs de ser el 6nico verd,
dero Curative radical del ast6mago y
del intestine, sio sogaooss accihr
calmsnte, es Digestive y Purifcadnr
de lns alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que c"ds ho@sis
tepgs grabado 81 nombre D'gstvf
Mojarrieta.
De vsnta er las fqrmaclss r. 10
seDores M. Bl ,oeoy ' ca, Rsm6o 4 =
Ear, y Fidsi Culllermesy dc San ! ~
puerto Rico); y en- las principale.dr''
guerfas de Europa y America. Del =
sIto on Psris, ruedes Hsupr ettss, 4
Nos 5a v sitsdo uuestro est ma
amigo don Juar Ros Mun'l' .
tsorero del A,uu,anienIo de RiG
G snde correspon.s de LA DEMO
CRACIA, en- dichn pveb 0. Le . lu
dam
R-rnard'n Nj ar, fue aeussdt
de un oscandslo en- la calle del Cristt
haciendo resistencia al guardia Ma
nuel AL mar. De las declaracione
resulta que el Pua~dia atropell6 4 Ii
mujer de Mia y ell ju z absolvi6
ss,e.
LOS PIANOS cue han sobres
lido en- Sstos 6ltinos cinco amos y po
6sta raz6n los recomsndados por 10
profesorss do mdsisa de mss prsst' gi
en- In isla, son los de Ia I brica Kohle
b Campbell, de New York, de Ia eus
o. agsnts en- San Juan A. S. Belava
Apartado 81, y { quisn pusde sste
dirigirse para msjores informes.
La eo.tln bre de much ch gu
lies de jugar p+h ia en- la via lib g
Goa riesgo de- agredir & coalq isr ptl
sona, tuvo hoy 81 ca,tigo, 'tc u,eud
por sAis dias en- la carcel al mus bach
Limo Martinez.
Para el lunes estAu snprc ado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
N0TAS Dt PONCE
(eentinussisn dc Ia Ddsissa ss)

eentinngsisn dc IL Ddsassd 81
hoy 4 Rosa Pjha, por hurto; Mario
Belbr1, pnr scometimiento y los cdias
Jose Hsrnandez ) Elias Gonzalez, de
<Machuelos por andar con afilados
pufiales en- Is ciUtIra.
-Varios csrreteros y tablajeros
del Mercado h u sido multados hoy
Dor iufringir las ordenanzss munich
psles.
En- la circel del distrito existen
hoy,a las ) o. M, :2l presos; 40 en-
somsrls y PSI cumpliendo condemns
per las cortes iudiciales. De esos de-
lincuentes, 80 pssaran en- breve ASsn
JUN q cumplir largos amos eo el Pre-
sic O departsmeptsl.
Han sido condensdos por el juez
Casalduc ingresado aver y hoy en ID
peritenclariaria de For CO: Eladio Fl
gueroa Ana Ortiz, por hurto, 4 cum
plir 10 y 10 meses de csrssl; Fidel Ri
vera, por sgresitn, 40 dlss; Fjorenti
10 Dfaz y Remigia Csnipo, por alte
rsr 10 paz, tres n resesy 35 dias, res
pecsivamente' Juan Colon, por infrir
gir eyes de Rentas internss, As dis
sin iber tad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
in bUEN NEC0C|0

Sc vende un m, tor de- gas, siste-
ms Mietz & Weiss, ell mslor que Sc
fabrica en- Estados Tnidos. Un arboi
de t-asmisi6n con su chomasrra Una
voIanse de hierro, grand, con sus
corrsas: Una msquiua de hscer me
dias y calcetinss, sistema Brauson
Machine Co. Pattt", Phila. Penua.
Osra maquipa de concluir medias y
cAlcet!nes sin cdstura si.t ma T. w.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
LIBRO SEGUNDO
Vida donestica

La viuda de KswIhms que calsAtab. cersa De Ia sAn
volvi6 Ia vista Il rsoj cue ssababa de a.r las och
mur6:
Il Las echo sitAs horas debian de hsbsr vusts
Lsntanepts exend6 gruess para coger de
tabaso aespu(s de fsmar vsbsmsnt, contrara1
dstuvo eseuch ST bien kaabs de lbs
hios aa cses estaban bsiUsa las das vebls de ss
kuruns suesde empre las nochs q1e 1a de
Ano Nuevo Oy6 vuda las vocs de los nf,s de
cnt, sng.dos sus uegcs las csrcaids sue oconmene
resonthin pn Ia NJ che
-lY de que Sc segrln tintol VIyA-refonfp66 imps-
sente.
LusEc Isn,af d en- T,kso, sxs.m6:
-Siempre de az cuinde van Ak"sk., tods olvidan
sus oelgaconss, TIkeo 'u, todo ell No puede
sonhsr sn los i6vene, dir.
murmsrshdo 'si t,atando Dc M e, tsc6
punts rsumItco, RrieDdo sy siend gsss de
6o0r gopto furom Ia bsn1eis de tab, sreb de
NAL genio. CO yoz dsscompuesl limo Is do eel
-MItsu, NJ nu, Mltsu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
BiHIxOrECA DE .LA DznOCRAuA

dses del ito Kssl i2odava ssupaas tsra mansi En.
tsndo cue Ia nsdrH Iku ha ido sS al siens
nueho que h,ya suceddo Dale mis- aectos suaado ecrbs
sitan frsenencie ID tfs K,ts Ckis,-ko-.aRl
sNs cuentsn cue CAijwS Va .hf msAuao. Tssemss po.
parsntss de sos Sc que nj madrs e apresa
mucks recbro csrdaldad somplAses ella Es sssts
stsxsste sto spero que p1sdas servs de
sidad.
sTuyo, muy afeetuosamente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
Sc vENDE

Una casa do ma 1eras. con su so.
lar ben situ d, en- Ia Gale de las
Flores u ner, 20 del barrio de Csta'
no. Tlene varios arboles frutales J
produce una huana repta. Para infor'
mes Edrtin GustduO. San Juar, callt
de la Cruz pdm. II. avs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14

sQuerdsma Mani En- Mays hltino estaka 10 en- ls)
Nann cogendo heeshos shsra en- Sidney
absjo hemi.fo merdious De Aoche eortempsndn
h Cfus del Sur reordando los p.sados d poedo d.r Ts
10 mudable que ell nupdo que En- oea
stones mlresba del sfo paaado hora m.
de hame ben. En- este eon.tapements
senmesto ex.ho cuando eog de guards, ioo
puente a8o k vista los obscures celo merdionaes
tachonsdos de mare de damane avva ecamente
sentimieDoy parece dente bemo roso No te
a de mis- derios Ne h'go Indifferent. eatre M csm.adas
slos. eQue meoltan las grmas de despedda
tpgo de Nami-San en- On boIo interior Eu este
ecrbc ods card,d ell de quisn
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