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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23

Bar silver. steady. "a LIED. per ounce.
Money. 1alM per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for shorf
bills is I i5-16a2 per cent.
The rate OF discount the open market for three
months bills Ii l5-I6a2 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

travelling libraries in circulation. The Monday Club of Prescott is studying music, literature and art. During the past year they raised s1400 for manual training which is now in operation. The Friday Club of Phoenix presented an intresting outline of historical study on France, The Netherlands and United States. The WOmen's Club of Phoenix, aside from its regular de- lpartment work, has done much toward securing manual training for the school children, brought about the ringing of the curfew, and has estab- lished six child study circles. The Travelling Library Department reported twenty-four travelling libraries in Arizona.
 The reading of the Federation Bull letin," the organ of the federation, was urged upon all clubs.
 Under the Department of History of Arizona" Miss Sharlot M. Hall, of Prescott, gave a very interesting and instructive talk on The Makers of Arizona" She related the struggles of the early governors in building up lthe commonwealth and concluded with a recitation of The Old Santa Fe Trail" A rising vote of thanks was accorded Miss Hall for her paper. She is compiling a History of Arizona which would be valuable addition to our club library or any private library.
 Miss Post, of Yuma, followed and
 spoke in Ia semi-humorous way of l cme points of unwritten history which had come under her observation. She gave a vivid recital of the first legal hanging which occurred in Yuma, and told of the diamond swindle and the
 entrance of the first telegraph line into the Territory.
 l Very little of practical value, so far
 as I could judge was accomplished | in the Department of Civics and Household Economies. Mrs. French
 made some valuble suggestions which
 l feel sure she will repeat for our ben eft if requested.
 Under the Educational Department. i Mrs. Billinghurst of Prescott. chair
 man of the department, reported the introduction of manual training into the schools of Prescott and the col lection of s1400 for the work. Phoe- nix has manual training and no less than five towns hope to establish the work this year. Dr. Blome. of Tempe Normal School, gave an able address on Psychological Foundation of Some
 of the Recent Movements in Educa- tion." Mrs. Rays told of the organi- zation and work of the six child study circles in Phoenix. The purpose of
 these clubs is to bring teachers and parents together, mothers meetings
 are held and this department is doing
 a noble work.
 The Department of Forestry was added to the Department of Civics and
 a new department, known as the His tory and Literature Department, was created.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Kibbey, representing the Territory, in a few facetious remarks, welcomed the visiting ladies, congratulated them
 upon the work already accomplished and encouraged them in future ef- forts. City Attorney, R. S. Goodrich, for the citizens of Phoenix, then ex- tended the keys of the city. In the course of his remarks he urged the
 ladies to take some action on the
 joint statehood issue. Miss Ken dricks, in behalf of the three clubs of
 Phoenix, greeted the visiting dele
 gates cordially. Response to these addresses of welcome was given by
 Mrs. Black, of Tucson. Mrs. Chris
 tie, corresponding secretary of the federation, then read letters of frater- nal greetings from the various state lfederations, from Sarah Platt Decker,
 President of the General Federation,
 and from Mrs. McClatchie. Reports
 of officers followed: These showed
 the affairs of the federation to be in
 good shape and the order growing.
 The address of the president, Mrs. Fowler, was listened to with great in- terest. In her able manner, she spoke of the benefit which local clubs should receive from the meeting of the fed
 eratiOn. She gave a detailed review
 of the work accomplished in each de- partment during the past year. and
 made strong plea for the higher life, the development of character and bet ter citizenship through education and
 the elevation of home life. She urged a closer contact with the General Fed
 eration and greater work in club eX- tention.
 At the afternoon session, the creden- | tials committee reported 39 delegates, alternates and presidents present. Winslow and Stafford, think, were the only clubs not represented. A tele- gram was read from Mrs. Ord, of
 Santa Barbara, extending greetings
 and good wishes and expressing her regret at not being able to attend the
 Federation.
 The reports of the presidents of
 clubs were very interesting and should afford helpful suggestions. The Bis bee report came first, and I trust our delegates may be pardoned for gloat- l ing when the work accomplished in establishing a kindergarten was re, ported. Aside from the work of the
 Prescott ladies in introducing manual training into the public schools, no other practical work of the kind has been accomplished.
 ! The Village Improvement Club of Florence is attempting to beautify the city by the planting of trees, lawns and flowers. The Nogales Club has
 confined itself to the study outlined | in the Bay View Magazine" One club reported parliamentary drill and Ia baby shower" a characteristic com bination of the goth Century woman s clubism. The Tucson Club, aside from pursuing a study of literature has giv. en three free lectures and placed two
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

These dinners should be given often to the public, since everybody likes home made pies and Boston baked beans, bread and butter.
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 Mir. Louis Williams and daughter, Mrs. James Douglas, arrived Friday evening from Nacozari. Mrs. James Douglas and son will spend the Christ mas season in New York. MT. Will Hams, who is known as Don Louis to many of the older Bisbee people is much beloved in the whole community, as is also Mrs. Williams. Their pres ent home is in Los Angeles, where MT Williams will return in time for the Christmas season.
 The Camera Club extends a cordial welcome to their many friends to at tend the Lantern Slide Exhibition" on next Tuesday evening in the Gym nasium. The interchange set of slides are from the Trenton Photographic Society, New Jersey; the Syracuse Camera Club, New York, and the Chi cago Camera Club. A letter received from the general manager of the in terchange states that at recent meeting of the board, out of the 79 slides submitted by the Bisbee Cam era Club, sixty-one were approved. The underground slides submitted from Bisbee were especially mention ed. Although two clubs. the Mime apolis and Hartford, resigned from the interchange, two others qualified, so that the number of clubs remain the same as last year The Buffalo Club avs the banner club. since 11G out of 125 sent were accepted. The Orange club was next, having III ap- proved.
 The entertainment on Tuesday ev- ening will be conducted in the same way as heretofore, each picture being introduced and explained by the man. ager of the Bisbee Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17
FEDERATION REPORT.

Reports of conventions, federations, etc. remind one of the human skeleton, a mass of dry bones; suggestive, 1t is true, but as far removed from that which it stands for, as the mass of dry bones is remote from the pulsating personality which once inhabited it.
 If had the ability to bring to you the spirit of the meeting, the mental stimulus, the social pleasure. I should be very happy; but, alas, I must ask you. to descend with me into the val ley of dry bones. Since brevity is the soul of wit, I'll be as brief as possible.
 In spite of lowering skies and mud dy streets, a good representation from the federated clubs of Arizona assem- bled in the Curio building at Phoenix, Wednesday morning, Nov. 22. The morning session opened with a council meeting of Executive Committee and the President of clubs. Following this meeting at 10:30, Mrs. Fowler, Presi- dent of the Federation, called the gen: eral meeting to order. Governor
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17
Social d|--PcrSOnd|.

fair made of cream and cheese and other things and then formed into eggs resting on a nest of shredded lettuce.
 The tomato salad was very tasteful In this the tomatoes were stuffed with pine apple and nuts. In none of these have we mentioned the dressings and ingredients. since Mrs. PiersOn will soon organize a cooking class where further information may be ob. tained.
 Miss Burr left yesterday for Fl Paso to visit her sister, Mrs. Stiles. A ss a The following officers were elected Wednesday evening by the members of the Order of Eastern Star: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Beckwith: Associate Ma tron, Mrs. Woods; Treasurer. Mrs. C. MoOon; Secretary, Miss Stowe; Con ductress, Mrs. Brown; Assistant Con ductress, Mrs. Barkdoll; Worthy Pa tron, MT. Woods.
 At the Bisbee Woman's Club on Friday afternoon Mrs. Philbrook read very interesting report of the Feder- ation which met in Phoenix. Mrs. French who was elected President of the Federation made a few remarks in regard to her presidency and reported plans for the coming year already pro noted.
 Mrs. Sims delighted the ladies with her excellent rendition of the piano selection, Chopin prelude No. 20 and Dnfl-o Ia 1a hxr Raff Y Y <
 The young people of the Methodist Church will entertain their friends on next Saturday evening. These SO ciable gatherings of the young people are most enjoyable affairs which help to pass away an hour which might otherwise be lonesome. & Y Y
 The secretary of the Woman's Club, Mrs. Ed Moore, would like for the members of the club to send her the names of the guests whom they wish to invite to the New Years Reception. This is desired in order that invita- tions may be sent.
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 Mir and Mrs. c. B. Austin arrived from California during the week where they have been visiting during the Hast six months
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 The New England dinner given by the Methodist ladies on Thursday was a success financially and socially.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Mrs. Bogom, of Tucson, presented a resolution to the effect that the Women's Clubs of Arizona are unal- terably and unanimously opposed to joint statehood.
 Wednesday evening a delightful re- cepiOn was rendered the visiting ladies by the three clubs of Phoenix, the Friday Club. the Harmony Club and the Women's Club. The studio rooms of the Arizona School of Music were used for the occasion. Orchestra music, punch and other accessories contributed toward making this a sue cessful expression of the hospitality in the hearts of our Phoenix sisters. On Thursday evening it was our privilege to listen to an illustrated lecture, entitled "Glimpses of Egypt" given by Mrs. Dwight B. Hurd. On Friday afterno71 a drive about the city was arranged for all who cared to go, after which, Mrs Fowler and Mrs. Christie entertained informal Iy at the home of Mrs. Christie. | The Federation was in every way a success and the ladies of Phoenix certainly deserve our highest praise for their able management and most generous hospitality.
 l must not neglect to mention the musical numbers and recitations which contributed largely to the success of
 he various sessions and social events.
 The following are the officers of the Federation for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. s. W. French. Doug
 as: First Vice President. Mrs Geo. Ruffner, Prescott; Second Vice Presi. dent, Mrs. W. H. James, Phoenix; Re Icording Secretary, Mrs. Tomlinson, Prescott: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Philbrook. Bisbee; Treasurer, Mrs Grossetta, Tucson; Auditor. Miss Post, Yuma.
 The next meeting is to be held at ] Prescott.
 Respectfully submitted. MRS. C. F. PHILBROOK.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

McCurdy has sold his fine country residence. He may not want to have any of his property lying around loose where a constable or policyholder can lay rude hands on it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Sweet Memorial Episcopal Church, Rev. Harvey M. Shields, minister. Sunday School at 9:45 a. ID. Divine Services at 11:00 a. ID. and 7:45 p. ID. Themes: ITO Be Found Faithful" and ''The Kings Messenger"
 A cordial welcome to the people.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Nolan left yes terday for Lake Paloma on hunting trip.
 The Anona Club had two meetings during the week to rehearse the play which will be given some time during the early part of the new year. Re becca's Triumph" is the play selected by the Club.
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 The Bisbee Woman's Club House on Friday afternoon was the scene of g merry crowd of ladies whe were present to observe the demonstration in salad making by Mrs. Pierson.
 The daintiest salads imaginable were prepared and presented to the ladies for inspection. The following were the salads prepared: Lobster salad, composed of nuts and celery, served in a cabbage; dinner salad, made or cherries and nuts; Harvard salad served in lemon baskets. sweetbreads and cucumbers were used in this de lieious salad.
 The birdnest salad was dainty af-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Nicholas may be still the little father but his people are showing a decided willingness to become orphans"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Maybe it was asking too much to ex- pect the Tammany election officials would be able to count the votes cor "ectly.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

If the President wins in his bout
 with the railways, he will feel strong enough to take on the Standard Oil company next.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Having seized the Turks islands. what is chiefly worrying the foreign powers, is how to ''let go" of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Respectfully submitted.
 MRS. C. F. PHILBROOK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
FL EsCANDALO


compe h,s que Ia presences compa6fs de Ia hermoss
hija de don Jaime.
,Volviendos Al vedo. ocaltar6 que Gregoria-
gusto decoismo etas 10 halo a prncpio
rico vsto hemos esssdo Ia Casteana Ell Tero
Real e he hch) enc6n los ajes de nuestA mas
eegsntes sr6c ha convencdo de que que t6 e has
re9aado es de Ultima, y. eats conteL tf.ma con eI
Paaado mAhana acabsrn de amuebarnos 10 Es sgo
pequeha bon dede balloon del comedor
descubre ell ardin de Immediate Nosotros hub6ra
prferido que tuviese ardn uropo uy pero
somo bastante rcos pArt ner flores acance de Ia mano
habremos de contenrnos vpras desde eios
merodear tus as ros Por 10 dema segundo
entesueo cua q0v.le principal de los 10 tienen
sAntesyer estuvmot tn Gregors 81 madfe yyo,
compsnAdos de tspero fin de vies e comedor
las coItnas las ses uesen de or meante al de Ice
tuyAs ben qua TODD de mA1eray ta rsas; pues quito
que rendmos tmAd to quito d. % egar haa arrui
narnos Por rt) sque comedor kcode mucho de
LSzaro de nuestra 6ltmA escena con ei...
,Y pues q9e he nombrado Lziro te confesae que de
Duena Qsna 10 buca1A para que fuee sgo de mi boda
de hallarse Madrid 80 Pero atrevo Mi corsx6n 10
compadece 10 pedona mi misma concenca tel 10 absu,e
de agunas que pArecan maas que hoy-a
fuer de hombfe formal pr6xmo consdero tan
dgnss de Mas a le temo segur6 esquivsn
doo adad tngo de que hp6crtA moy e0vi
dioao podra Iembrar ia entire G'egoria yo Nsda
nadAl No 10 bpsco
,Conque adi6s.. Esta es mi Ultima clrta de sotsro
Pdo primer cusrto de luna de me to ecrbire de
Gabres quen h poddo ense6ar constac6n que epero
mi anterior Entire nto nIda tengo que decrte con
respecto Ia utur CondsA de Umba qua sgue adorsn
doe rszAndo siempre despdo de et despo6I
de terminals mi vista de me1co toda las madre moDjss me
drge mrsda fonda ell ceo que vene sgn6csr
ago este es SDg usted FabEn que yo 10 amo t1nte
como GregorA 10 ml nsted deseo qqe sl mf
tanto uated ANA Gregorias
~, propo'ito'' lee me olvidAba... GabrieIa le be
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

farza, les individuos Buenaventura
de Jesus, Isaias Delgado y Rivera,
Manuel Pa ermo, Anastssio Flores,
Ulises Go zalez, jose Martinez, En-
carnac'6n Felfciano, Agustin Arbsni,
Cancepci6n Maldonado, Tlburcio Cruz
Rafael Rodriguez, Rafael Vszquez y
Eurfpides Rodriguez.
Sc dice que al encontrarse por
primera vez frente q f"ente los gene
rslisimos Oyama L.Lewltch, con el
fin de pactar el armisticio que ha de
poner fin q la guerra, despues de de-
partir smigsblemente Sc cruzaron en-
tre ambos sendas copas ee la sin rival
cerveza sPasb.S de Milwaukee que
es Ia bebida fsvorita de todo el mum
do. Unicos agentes, M. r. Calder6n
y Ca, Tetuan IL, San Juan.
-Ha fallecido en- San Juan la
respectable sefora dof1a Isabel Man.
quail Guenard, natural dc Maysgu
Ell Gobernador interino senior
Post ha pasado un telegrama de fell
citaci6n al cabo de la policia insular
senior Diaz Yenza por la captura de
jose Morales, presunto matador de
don Jose Adolfo Pesante.
En- ell juzgado de paz Sc vieron
,rias denuncias por infracciones de
las ordenanzas municipales.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa
lido en- estos dltimos cinco amos y POI
esta raz6n los recomendados por los
orofesoreS de m1sica de mas prestigio
en- la isla, son los de la fibrica kohlel
g. Campbell, de New York, de la cua
es agente en- San Juan A. S. Belaval,
Apartado 81, y q quien puede usted
dirigirse para mejores informes.
-Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludal
en- en- esta capital & nuestros buenos
amigos don Julio LOPEZ, de Guayams
don Nepomuceno Flores, de Caguas
Ell sabado partieron para su re
sidencia de Yabucoa la estimable fa
milia de don Juan Colon y la virtuos,
se1orita Maria Colon Berrios, despues
de haber pasado una corta temporada
en- San Juan.
-eAPARA CURAR un resfriado
en- un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN
TIES DE BROMO QUININA. Ell boticaric
lie devolyera ell dinero 81 no Sc cura
La irma de L. w. GROVE Sc halla Ell
cada cajita
The Massari Ron Co. Arroyo
piden precios y muestras de Alcoho
del - de Julio en- adelante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
DESDE SABANA GRANDE

(Continuaci6n de la pdgina Sq)
jose Espada Avila. El sefior Espa-
da 90 un compatrlota inteligente y
modesto que merece Ia protection de
nuestro pdblico.
~Se quejan les vecinos de que 4
las ocho de la mahAna no haya car
ne, y de la mals calidsd de e,ta. Lo
trasladsmos al senior Gregory y O.
Official de Sanidsd.
Ell servicio de alumbrado actua
es pesimo. Veremos oil el nuevo re
mstista Sc porta mejor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
BlBLIOTECA DE .LA DEMOCRACIA,

bordado Gregors padaelo precodmo le ha reQaado
ademss recaro acerco rosario do semlls de Jeru
Al6n Sin embargo. todAvia han visto,
sAdi6s, yuevo decr Reoibs mil afecos de ID Set0rG dc
Diego y IN abrazo del alma de
DIEGO DIEGO,
pie de e.tA eara h,y agunaa neaa leta De Gegora
que dicsn as
EMIL gracias sehor Condo ango Fabsdn que 90 como
dice Diego que debo amar hermosc regao On
sento haya exceo de tel mod quo
no me guarda used haberme arevdo dpure
uga ell coraz6n de gran amigo camarada de maos
pasos.
sAa mi fotograa que hl sado bien del todo
Quedamos esperando advenimieno los dos
tos de uted lie tsnemos peddo sas dpacho No
listed desdehoso los pobres dgnese de pen&
sSu carts hab tan favorblemente de mi enlace
con Diego me h gusdo mucho aunqus hays ella bstane
sonjs excusado dece usted que mben puede cona
derar como una hermana afectfsima
GREGoRIAs
El rerato de Gregora que recibf con esta agriducs
Cirts produio impression inde6nib muy parecda al
miedo.
lndudabemente muier hermoss pues fotograha
no suee ivoecer mucho al beo ssxo GeRora resulta a
umamente sgradabe Conscfase que tena grandss
muy sombreados de css peaada enegcssy
regulsres facciones, exp9nddos oos arrogansimo te
Peo todo eao que co1stua 10 que sue lamar bWsd
e daba oerto aife de avez presunc6n dessfo muy
pegroo cuando mortfcante para hombre
berbo como Anto6seme aauea fgura decia <No
'a emo Arevee al capss, dspuArme ell coraz6n de
'Dego dsputae ell mfo TodoI decantados medos
estel,rEn mi tAlento en mi vrtudls
TuVe pues, durante horA por averiguadA-Ian
au lcsz tue sempre mi imagination de propio
Gaegora esaba CONTRA m consdezndome
enemigo nGur que stgada de Diego mis- trunfos amo
rVos dsbams enendsr con 90 provocative ud que gran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10

tC0ntinuaci6n de la a-Ddgina 5")
-Esta noche celebrara session ell
Ayuntamiento 81 Sc reune quorum.
LILA retreta de anoche en- la plaza
de Baldorioty estuvo concurridisima,
habiendo tocado magnf6cas seleccio
nes musicales la banda del battalion
puertorriqueho.
"En el Casino hubo anoche un
bsile de conhanza Estuvo muy ami
mado.
Aver domingo, el Parque 30
rinquen vi6se muy concurrido durante
Ia retreta de la banda insular.
Ell peri6dico pedag6gico eThe
Porto Rico Record, suspende su pu-
blicaci6n durante las vacaciones del
departamento de instruction.
-Cuando Ia alineaci6n de una
mao uina dc eacribir Sc obtiene por ms
dio do aberturas On que encajan las
palancas de los tipos, hay conta to me-
tdlico, y por csnsiguiente desgaste 9 ,o4'
do. La alinsaci6n perfecta de la <Oi
ver,, sin trscci6n de ningdn gentr' Is
una dc sus especislidades.
-DESPUES de probar todo' los
engafosos remedies que SO anuncisn
% cuando mas Sc agradece Ia e6racia
RADICAL del Digestive Nojarrieta.
cuys superioridad esta universalmett
confrmada para curar las enferme Ia
des del est6msgo.
Curaciones desesperadas en- p rec
mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomar"n
dursnte tres meses, son las que 10 Ii n
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuchs
produce me]or efecto que una docena
dc frascos de cuslquier otro remedio;
porQue adem4s de ser 81 duico verda-
dsro Curative radical del est6mago y
del intestine, sin engahosa acci6n
calmante, es Digestive y Purifcador
de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia
tenga grabado 81 nombre Digestivo
Mojarriets.
De venta en- las farmacias de los
seiIores M. Blanco y c., Ramon AL
maz&n, Fidel Guillermety de San
Juan puerto Rico); zen las princi-
pales droguerfas de Europa = Ameri-
ca. Dep6sito en- Paris, ruedes Hau-
driettes, 4.
Han ingressdo sufrir condena
en 10 cArcel de San Juan y Ponce por
los delitos de sgresi6n, hurto, acome-
timiento, aggression grave, violaci6n
de les leyes postales y abuse de con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
Los RUSOS Y LOS POLACOS

(Coitinalaci6n de Ia mgina ~
possible una gran revoluci6n polaca
81 contlnuaran las desgrsciss militia.
res de Rusis. Psro mieptral 6sta
mantepga una fuerza de ocupaci6r
sunciente en- esa region peligross, nt
hay que abrigsr 81 tenor de que ssta-
lie insurrecci6n Algurs.
Y he aQuf dada la formula: "sl
peligro de una reVoluci6p polaca u
alicia mostrando las puntas &c las ba
yopetas russs; no por medic de con
ce,iones.
~
Hasta qui los conceptos del peri6
dico russo que nos hemos venido re
!, firiendo.
para que los concentration?
Dayton HALL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
.-EN YABUCoA 90 necesits uu

EN- YABUCOA go necesita un
maestro de piano. Los seiiores Pro-
fesores que se encue ntren en- condicio.
mes de sevir esta plaza, pueden dirijir-
Sc al Presidente del Centric de Instruc.
ci6n y Rtcreo de este pueblo msnifes-
tando sus prete ns!ones. lot
-Magnifco negocio sobre cana.
Informara j G. Peyork. Carolina. 8-4
FETHE HELVETIA.--27 calle de
la Cruz. Gran casa de hespedes. <Ta-
BILE d hotel,. Aposentos para familias
y personals solas. Comidas q cincuen.
ia centavos cubierto Bafios. Telefono
1872. Apartado correo, 295. Propieta-
rio, Pedro Sch ra. Nota: Este hotel
esta q cargo de una sehorita cagiefa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
Co|onia especial de estudlan-
tes DueTto-TIquehos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael janer
1911, DRUID We

1911, DRUID AYE
Admite nif1os y niaas memories dc
IA afios, & raz6n de s1G0 anticipates
por Semestre, en- concspto de upilaje,
ensefanza, lavado de ropa, asistenc q
medica y medicinas. Referencias: DrI
Coll Lcdos. Ngueras Perea en- Sar
Iuan. D. Arturo Dfaz en- Araciho; Dr.
L. Orcasistas en- Rio.Piedras; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- Mayagtez; Lcdo
Julia en- Ponce; D. Basilio Pifero or
Carolina; D. Juan DAvila en- Manatf
D. jose M. Deliz en- Aguadilla D. Fran
cisco Giuliani y D. Jose Benftez 81
vieQusa.