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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
RUMoR OF A MASSACRE.
Alleged Murder of Foreigners by Chi
nese in Mukden.

SANTOUPOU, TEN MILES NORTH
OF TIE PASS, March Is (noon).-It is
rumored that after the evacuation of
Mukdcn by the Russians eighty for
eigners were killed by Chinese. Richard
H. Little, correspondent of the Chicago
Daily News, Is reported to be among
those slain.
A message has been sent to Field
Marshal Oyama asking for information
concerning NJ. Nadeau, a French. war
correspondent who accompanied Lit
tie. 1t has been reported here that
Nadeau was captured by the Japanese,
and Little may have met the same fate.
The rumor of the murder of eighty
foreigners is hoped and believed here
to be unfounded. 1t is assumed that
they have been captured by the Jap
anese.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Richard H.
Little cabled direct from Yinkow yes
terday to the Chicago Daily News. He
said he had been captured by the Jap
anese and was being taken to Kobe.
The cahlegram contained references
which demonstrated that the message
was from Little personally and that he
was alive and well. YinlSow is the sea-
port of Newchwang. and is the place
to which Little would naturally have
been en- route to Japan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
BIG PANTHER
ATTACKS BOY
Mendocino County Youth
Engages in Desperate Bat
tie With Fer0ciOus Animal

UKIAH, March 15.-Clark Hill, thir-.
teen years old, living on the South Eel
River, killed panther Sunday that
measured twelve feet from tip to tip.
Young Hill was out on the range and
came across the carcass of steer that
had been killed and partly devoured by
some wild animal Not knowing what
to DO, he returned to the house for help.
Finding every one gone, he called his
dogs and started out and after several
hours chase succeeded in freeing a
panther. AS he was walking around
under the tree, trying to get a chance
for a shot, the panther sprung at him
and knocked him over. A desperate
fight ansued The interference of the
dogs enabled the boy to regain his
gun and he succeeded in shooting the
panther in vital spot AS the animal
WAS too big for him to handle, he cut
some brush, on which he rolled the
carcass and attaching the crude litter
to his horse, proceeded homeward in
triumph. The panther is the largest
specimen ever killed in the county. 1t
had been preying on the stock on
neighboring ranches for several
months.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
MRS. DUKE
SUING FOR
A DIVORCE
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

NEW YORK, March 15.-From a
madhouse to the divorce court is the
latest shift of scene in the Brodte L.
Duke case Mrs. Alice Webb Duke has
brought suit for separation on the
ground of abandonment and non-sup-
port.
In her affidavit the tobacco queen"
says her husband has been staying for
four weeks at the Marlborough Hotel
at Asbury Park in the care OF nurse
and a physician.
The complaint also contains the
statement under oath that Mrs. Duke
expects in due time 70 present her hus-
band with an heir. She asks for per-
manent alimony and due provision for
the issue of their marriage.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
CRUSADE AGAINST WOsIENs
HOSIERY IN SHOP WINDOWS
New Evil Claims the Attention of the
Pastors Onion of an
Ohio CITY

TOLEDO. Ohio. March 15-The
Pastors Union here is planning a
campaign against the display of wom-
ems stuffed hosiery in shop windows,
chasing tits ~an evil no less than the
Objectionable posters of burlesque ac-
tresses- This proposed action on the
part of the clergymen has caused a
change in the window plans of some
of the shopkeepers. who were max
ings ready for the spring exhibit OF
their wares.
guess" said one tradesman, that
women will have to buy their stock
lngs In photograph galleries now
select them in a dark ROOM
We might draDe them in chintz.
as they do furniture said another.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
CRUISER
GUNS MAKE
new RECORD
Splendid Shooting
by Men Of the
New York.
Marine Hits Target Mile
Away Eleven Times
in a Minute.
Handicap Of Old Fashioned Ordnance
Overcome by Uncle Sans
MarkSmen.
special pispateh 70 nae calI.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
| WASHINGTON, March 15.-Despite
the handicap of old fashioned ord
nance, the armored cruiser New York.
at Culebra, P. r.. has broken the best
previous American navy records with
eight and four inch guns. This ship is
now going out of commission at Bos-
ton, having there completed a cruise
from the- Pacific CuSst. stop was
made at Culebra for target practice.
The best pointer among the four-inch
gun crews was Private Marine B..
Burns He made eleven hits out of
fourteen shots fired in one minute. The
target, canvas sail twenty-one feet
long and seven feet high, was moored
one mile distant from the ship. This is
better four-inch gun score than has
yet been made in the American navy,
even with more modern guns.
With the eight-inch guns, which are
the heaviest I'M the New York's bat
terry, a splendid showing was made.
Seamen Reichart and j. Schwartzkopf
each made seven hits out of seven
shots in two minutes and thirty sec
onds, the target being one mile from
the ship. This is an average of 2.8 hits
per minute. The best previous record
in the American navy was six hits in
two minutes and thirty seconds, or "a
hits per minute.
The New York has always stood high
in competitive target practice. She was
fifth in the navy last year. Her splen-
did showing this time is an indication
that all scores will show distinct i'm
provement over the excellent work one
year ago Lieutenant H. W. Kinds is
the gunnery officer of this ship and
Captain Hunker commander.
A new feature of the target practice
of the North Atlantic fleet at Pensacola
will be torpedo practice. Each ship
will fire three torpedoes from each tube
at a moving target 500 yards distant.
The target will be a space of 100 feet
between two boats towed at speed of
ten knots an hour. One umpire will be
stationed on each boat to trace the
course of the torpedo. The range of
800 yards is chosen because some of the
older torpedoes have no greater radius
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
Accused Of Betrduing Department Secrets

Agnita J. Burbank, stenographer in
the Chinese Bureau, has been dropped
from the service by order of the de-
partment at Washington. For con-
duct unbecoming a Government en-
ploye and detrimental to the service. -
the order Of dismissal reads.
The specific charge against Miss Bur
bank is that she tipped off" secrets of
the department to Hippolyttus Amador
Lesola Eca da Silva, the Portuguese
who was arrested several months ago
on the charge of smuggling Chinese
women into the country for immoral
purposes. Miss Burbank is Da Silva's
fiancee and Commissioner Hart North
believes that she has been keeping him
supplied with information which the
department wanted to keep secret.
Da Silva's movements showed that
he was getting inside tips" and the
commissioner decided that they came
from Miss Burbank He notified the
department at Washington and the
stenographer's dismissal was the re-
suit.
The woman stoutly denies that the
charges are true Let them prove it.
10y NNi AoA AiSu iio pAOOLS Ihoe SNSi
told departmental secrets TO anybody, .
she declared.
My work has always been salts
factory. Even Mr. North admits that.
Charles Meehan, the Chinese inspector
in charge, has told men since the occur
renee that have always given perfect
satisfaction as an officer. Mr.. North
himself spoke highly of me to Com
missioner General Sargent, and while
/ appreciated what he said, 1 consider
more critically what he has done
since"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
WOULD span
HEMISPHERE
WITH STEEL
CaFnegiG'S Plan for
a P2HAmePiCal
Railway.
FaTOfS It's Construction In
stead OF Adding to
the Navy.
Eurfh American Republics Wuuld Be
Asked to Assist in tina
Project

WASHINGTON March ia dinner
y Is given tonight in honor Of the
permanent Pan-AmeTican Railway
members by Sir Henry c. Dives, the
Chairman Andrew Carnegie, who is
q member Of the committee, sent a let
Ter saying
1 beg to assure you OF my unhagglng
interest IN binding Us all together by
bands Of steel as brothers Against the
big navy let Us put the Pan-American
hallway which would cost less money
IN the nex1 twenty years than the tenn
pOrsry navy would cost All naTies are
temporary and cost enormous sums for
maintenance Our weapon of defense
could al least be self-supporting and
soon become remUneratiTe-
II the United States gave the $780,
10000 toward the railway now spent
yearly On the navy, conditioned upon
The South American republics pledging
their credit for an equal sum, we should
do more to eliminate the element Of
danger, which at best is small, than
We shall with ali the Warships we can
build
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
DIPLOMAT
GUILTY Of
VANDALISM
special Dispatch to -ns cam

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The
table upon which rested the bible
kissed by Theodore Roosevelt when
he took the oath of Office is in a repair
shop as the result of an act OF vandal-
ism said to have been committed BY
a member Of the diplomatic corps on
Inauguration day.
When the President left the stand
the diplomatist is said to have drawn
a knife and cut a piece a half-ineh
thick and four inches long out of the
old mahogany table. The police saw
the act, but as foreign diplomatists
are immune from arrest they did not
act.
The table is being repaired, but II
no longer Is the same table In its en-
tirety. All of the Presidents since Bu-
chanan have kissed the bible which
rested on the old bit of mahogany
furniture
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
ROCK ISLAND TRAIN
DERAILED IN COLORADO
Employees and Passengers Slightly
Hurt, but Able to Nontinue
on Their Way.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, March
15.-Shortly after o'clock this morning
Rock Island passenger train No. Is,
from Kansas City and ST. Louis, was
derailed four miles east of Flagler, in
this State, and several persons were
slightly injured, but no one seriously.
The accident Is attributed to a broken
f1ange on the engine The engine, bag
gage car, smoker and chair car left the
rails, the smoker going over On its side.
The injured are: Engineer Robert
Coots, Baggageman A. ". Huffman.
Fireman J. c. Grant, Mail Clerk w. d.
Lane; passengers-Belle Lee, Ezra Ra-
ker. w. c. McMain, Mary Funk, Mrs.
James Bledsoe.
All the train men injured were able
to continue on duty and all the passen-
gers We're able to continue their Jour-
ney. The train arrived here at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
FLYING MACHINE BUILT
ON LINES OF "A BIRD
Has Huge Wings and Tail of Canvas,
and Its Engine Will Be OF
Aluminium

MIDDLETOWN, y. Y, March 10
A living machine is being made by l.
ID. Ackernan Of Central valley, which
is patterned after a bird, having huge
wings and a long tail made of can
vas.A Alderman plans TO equip 1t with
a five horsepower aluminium gasoline
engine. weighing seventy-five pounds.
The airship will have a carrying ca
pacitv of two persons and it is ex-
nected that the trial trip will be made
on May 1, when Ackerman hopes to
fly from Central Valley to Highland
Mills
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
YOUNG WOMAN DROPS
FROM SIGHT IN DENVER
Miss Grace Richardson Disappears in
Colorado on Her Way Home
From San Francisco.

DENVER, March 15.-Miss Grace
Richardson, the daughter of C. F.
Richardson of West Plain, Mo-, who
stopped in Denver on January IL on
her way home from a visit in San
Francisco, has not been heard from
since that date. Her father was no.
titled of her safe arrival here and
wrote to her in care of the hotel
where she had stopped for one day.
His letter was returned to him. Miss
Richardson is % years old. tall, dark
haired and blue-eyed. Her father
connects her disappearance with the
Mount Cutler tragedy, but the woman
found dead near Colorado Springs
was killed in November and had light
hair.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
NEWCHWANG March 1dnigh
ADMIRAL TOGOS POWERFUL SQUADRON IN QUEST OF BALTIC FLEE
MISS BURBANK IS DROPPED
FROM THE SERVICE.

Miss Agnta J. Burbank dismissed from the Govern
ment service yesterday She is supposed have been
carrying secrets of the Chinese Bureau her hance,
HiPPolyttus da Silva, who figured recenty,in scandal
concerning the importation of Chinese Miss Bur
bank stouty denies the accusation made against her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
TOGO SEEKING HIS PREY.
Powerful japanese Squadron to Inter-
cept Russian Fleet.

LONDON, March 16.-The appear
ance of Vice Admiral Togos fleet in the
course that would be followed in any
attempt by Vice Admiral Rojestvensky
to make for Vladivostok is the most
Interesting news of the day. 1t is not
known whether Vice Admiral Togo
himself is with the fleet. According TO
the Daily Mails correspondent at Sim
gapore, who visited the fleet, the off,
GERS were unusually reticent. Two
Japanese officers landed and conferred
with the Japanese Consul and 1t was
understood by the correspondent that
the squadron would shortly sail again.
as it required nothing. The presump-
ticn concerning Rojestvenskys squad
ron is that 1t is still off the coast of
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS
BRING 4 RECORD PRICE
Eighty-Three Thousand Dollars Paid
i'm Two Cases in New
NEW WORK March 1

NEW YORK, March 1.-Two seats
on the New York Stock Exchange
were sold to-day for $4,000 each.
This is a new high record price, ex-
ceeding the previous highest price
paid q few days ago by $500
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

ST PETERSBURG, March 16 q
a. m.).-Flanling tactics by the Jap
anese apparently are in progress again,
a press correspondent who remains at
Tie Pass telegraphing that General
Mistchenko on March II engaged a
Japanese force on the Russian right. 1t
is possible that the attacking force was
a Japanese column which disappeared
from observation during the battle of
Mukden. The japanese do not appear
to have renewed the frontal attack up
to noon yesterday, the demonstration
on Tuesday having shown that the
Russians were prepared to make a de-
termined resistance.
The office of the censor has already
been removed TO Santoupou, eight
miles north of Tie Pass, and there are
intimations that it may soon be estab-
lished even farther north. The press
correspondent, though saying nothing
regarding the commissariat arrange
ments for the troops, declared that the
newspaper correspondents have been
practically starved out of Tie Pass. This
may be an indication of the amount of
food available for the army, immense
quantities of which were destroyed at
Mukden, where practically the entire
reserve commissariat had been accu-
mulated.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

Russians for a Time
Repel Fierce At
tack by Enemy
THOUSAND BROWN
WARRIORS SLAIN.
Battle Occurs Eight
Miles South of
Main Positions

sANTOUPOU, March IS, noon.-A
sanguinary combat occurred OH
March ii on the center advanced line
OF the Russian army. eight miles south
of Tie Pass. The Russians repulsed
the attack and even made a small adj
vance through 1000 corpses of Jap
anese. On the right flank General
Mistchenko, who has resumed COM
mand, though his wound has not heal
ed. is holding the Japanese in check.
The Russian troops have regained
their normal spirits and fought cheer
fully.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

LONDON, March 15.-A dispatch to
LIoyd's. dated Singapore. p. M, says
tile British steamship Hongwan re-
ports having passed twenty-five Jap
ancse warships off Horsburgh, twenty
miles east Of Singapore, at the en-
trance to the Straits of Malacca.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

Continued on Page 2. Column 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

Forecast made at San Francisco for
thirty hours ending midnight. March
ls 1906:
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

ALcAzAR%'-AIice OF Old vincennes.
CALIFoRSIA-''Mons Beaueaire"
COLUMBIA-Enslish Grand Opera.
ENTRAL-''Faust.
CHUTES-vaudsvil Matinee.
FISCHER R's-vaudeville. Matinsa
GRAND o. e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Matinee .,
day.
TIvOL-Con1ic Opera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18

vamento, en- tai rga, tai estac6n. parecia neces-
tsrse porcion de hon bres Giliatt estaba
10; necestabase todo arsenal de carpnteria de
quinaria Gi latt s"l ten{a sierra haCha, un
escopo martillo neccsit {h4s buen taller una
buena baraca lia enfa techo necesitabase pro-
visiones where's Giat tenia pan.
Cuaquiera que. durante toda aqucla primera sema-
na hubese Wit Gilatt trabaja ell escolo ha
bra dado cuena de 10 que e guerra hacer Pareca que
pensaba "a nj en- la Durande nj las dos Douvres
Ocupabase uncamente en- 10 que habfa las rompien-
tes parecia absorbda ell savamcntc de algu-
miscrabe restos del naufragio
Aprovech ,ba las r,sreas bajas para despoar los
arrecife de todo 10 que ell naufragio les habfa dstri
buido
Iba de reeogiendo 10 Que el mar habfa
arr do los gnes de velamen ca de cuerda trozos
de erro, aSil as de tabl mes b>rdajes desprendi-
dos v,g rotas aquf tirante, ALI caiena, mSs
ala rrucha.
Al mismo tempo tudiaba todas las anfracuosida-
des del escollo Con gran pesar de Giatt, que enia
fio por "a noche habit eon de l. alto del Douvre
mavo q Il brfa deseado guarida me
ior, ninguno de aquelIos recodos hsbtaoe
Dos de NE las apfractuosidades eran bastante es-
paciosas 81 ben Casi odas paytes el natu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
mo Acaiarrarse

"a czssFsc e. nns enterucead ves
tacnr mnehs ms tmnsrfxnela os a
cue rxutfsi gnensr ~ ir a. iauTe Ia
Vade to3os les cfgan = 6ei cnefro
rnxAs funeenmrs fncfESs debilisa
psuGena sm rsG re -ean~a trssMcr'e
ar IA t@srlrfa sfsera ia VISA X gsssas
Y "a rsfraais e. gentfslmenic poi
dessssir emplesa il tuberculosis siNls
IA RI m fs1HHa3 \ "a ffccUenofa
can Que 80 fvNa an caisgro hsce 4
las pcrsonas frdHefcufcs para cnr&flo
y IA gran NAV "a No ss preocups os
iaS con~ecucn,asx
los hsnos iiloS pof 10 nassna an
mcdia,amcntc ueNpUes &c DEAR q
le0ao. oormif con las vcu:ansS Abief-
tas eviiar las corucufes de alre. son
piccauciuncs muy ucnss que no
cueeis irAbalo el obServsrlaS. Pero
el preventive mas SECURE. mas ehcsz,
mas isCil Y mas positive Y iambien
el que aconScian los medicoS, es la
Emulsion &c scott de scei;e &c higado
de bzcalso.
rs sorpfendenie la fuerzs. viialidad
enercfa poder de reslstencia que
reCibe el cucrpo humane oe las re
ouefis dosiS lie Emulsion de Scott.
que Sc le administran con oonSiancia.
Esta emulsion recubre inteTlormente
todas las par.eS debiles y vulnerableS
del cuerpo Y 10 pone Al abrigo de la
infection cttsrTal.
De cuando en- cuando apareccn in
dustriales POGO esCrupulosos anun-
ciando emul.ioneS. vinos preparados
4 los que striOuyen propiedades cura-
twas que no tienen hasta hay qulen
sc streve / deer eli letraS de impren
Ia, que el petroleo 8 kerosina es un
a'ime 10.
1Q0e es el petr6leo2 Un aceite
mineral que Sc usa como com bustlble
para lrbrlcar llmplar maqulnaS y
para lmpiar maluinas.
Una Substancla lndigestible que ca
rece de "a propiedad eSencial de todo
alimento, ca cs Ia asimilacon que
pasa al travG> doi tubo intestinal sin
modih.arse y >ia scr absorblda una
suStancia, fin quc no tleEe nlnguna
de las propl,dsdes curativaS y ali
menticiaS del oceite de higado de
bacalao ii ST dljeNe que el petroleo
es un aEitnen,o para tn1quinas. podria
pasar. pero no p.r4 el cuerpo hui
mano +.
ST teneis alguna duda. preguntad
a vuestro m6dico q os conlrmara
esta verdad Y :, es,ais escaSos de
fuerzas,. de carnc. Y de sangre, os
aconsejara que ,oaeis la Emulsion
lie Scott
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18

Despnes de probar todos los engafse
SOS remedies que Sc anuneian es
suando mas Sc agradecc la e6cacia
RADicAA del Digestive Mojarriesss
eRya superioridad estA universal
mente con nhrmada
Caraciones desesperadas en- perss-
mas blen Sonocidas que 10 tomaron d,-
rante tres meses son las que 10 ham
hechO glorioso pero I'm solo estnche
produce mejor efecto que una docena
de frascos de cuelquler otro remedios
porque ademas de ser Il 1nic0 verds-
dero Curative radical del estomago y
del intestine, sin enganosa acCion cab
mante, es Digestive y Puri6cador de-
los allmentOS
Sc debe exigir que cada hostia ten
Ga grabado el nombre Digestive Aola
rrieta.
ID Dep0Sitc genera en- lag Farmaeias Se
Ramon Almazan, Fidel GulIermetY
j. M. BIanco, en- San Juan de Puerto
Rsso. DE venta en- las principaaes
Droguerh de Europa y America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
"a la Corie Nuaioipal drl ni,in'o judi
ciai - DO ralardo

Pos olANro li.hi. ndo rrescrta
10 81 abog .du Don R4isel 1itado Nc
rricr una moci6n so'icnardc nomhTe
he Henry W Dooley vocir de San
Juan. Ia declarscion de dominic lie "a
hnca Siguienie.
RiSiics sin -hrc couocido sta
en- el barrio dc Ia Sabana dsl Termino
Municipal dc faisrdo, conquest de
ciucden;a siete cuerdaS de terreno
de monte maleza. colindsnte por el
Norte con terreuoS del mismo Mr.
Dooley. por el Sur con terrenos anteS
de Rosendo M2tienzo Cintron, hoy
Don Antonio Zechini Y de Elisa Pen
niEan. IepreSentsda por el promoveu
te. por el Este con terrenoS de Con
cepci6n Cabrera, Y por el Oeste con
el rio de Sabana. Que la expresada
hnca tiene un valor de cuatrocientos
veinte Y cinco dollars y Sobre ella no
pesa cargo nj gravamen alguno
PoR TANTo Y habiendose ordena-
do por Ell Honorable Antonio r. Bar
cello, Juez de esta Corte, Sc publique
por tres veces en- un periodico de cir
clrCulaclOn, y sc hJe en- los parageS
publicos dc este pueblo Ia petici6n,
para que los que tengan algdn dere
cho real sobre -el inmueble descrito.
las personals ignoradas quien pueda
perjudicar la inscription y en- general
4 todo el que quiera oponer>e en- ell
termino de sesenta dias naturales pue-
da efectuarlo.
Libro Ell presen.e en- Fajardo 7 de
Febrero de 1905. ~ Carlos NJ. Rola
Secretario. =: 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
81 VENDE

una 6nca eompuesta de l9 euerdas .esseno
hAno en- las que enclavan ana casa vvienda,
tres ranehones de MADEIRA con cubiestA de sink
y edihcio de mamposterfa con parte de
MADEIRA cubierta de zink donde estuvo ins
talado hasta hoy Ia maqunaria para la fabri-
caci6n de azucar de los Sres A Mason .
hljo. Radica dicha fnca colndante con la
carreters que conduce de Cstaflo Bayam6n
y es muy propio para estAbleceT una industria
Para inf4xmes dlrIgIrse q
So6r'Ros dc Ezqssaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18

En- la c4rcel dc San Juan han ingre-
ssdo en- prIsion 5 en- sumario 1y en-
llbertad 2; en- la de .Nayagliez, 3 en-
prsi6n. y saja; en- la de Arecibo, /
en- sumario y una en- libertad; en- Ia de
A Asuadila, 5 en- prision y 5 bajas, en-
la de Guayama, 8 en- sumario y 2 en- Ii
berad; en- la dc Hunacao 1 en- prision
2 en- sumario y ? baj4s y en- la de Pom
ce, 6 en- prision 5 en- sumariey ba jas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
81 sScoIIo IA NANERA DE sEKyIRsE pE III

Transcurri6 una Aun cuando era aquea
estaci6n uviosa no Iowa. 10 cua regocjaba gran
manera GIlatt.
Por parte, 10 que el ntentaba excedia, 10
nos sparienca. Ia fueizas humanas. El exito
de tai inverosmil que Ia tentativa solo pareda
locura.
Las ope aciones Imitadls Fl Gss'an imped-
mentos sus eligros. No hay como empezar para
cuSn tostoso Sera e cOnclu TJdo principle dihcu-
tsso. E primer paso que da revelador neXora
BILE. Ia di6cu tad que Sc toca, pncha
pima.
Gilliat tuvo que eontar desle luego ell obs
tacuo.
Para librar del naufagio donde estaba sumergda en-
sus parties Ia maquua de la Durande para
uentar aguna probabidad de exio, semejante SAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
pkRA REGAEo

En- la libreria del "Boletin" Sc han
recibido p eciosos aIticulos para rega-
10, como albums con ml>ica y sin ella,
elegantes necssseres para senoras, TN
teros de. plata cristhone, ceniceros de
lujo, carteras fnas. estuches para inge-
nieros, esencias fnas, .boquil,as d,
ambar, etc, ste. ::
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
IIOMBHE PREVENIDO VALE
POR DOS.

Con el objeto de distinguir la Leci-
tina pura y cristalina que hemos ex-
.traido del huevo. de los pro uctos 81
milares que suelen encontrarSe en- ell
comercio y cuya composition no es
|c,nstante, le hemos dado Ell nombrc
de OVO LECITHINE BILLION.
Con este nom re pues, sc distln8ul-
ran las preparedness farmaceuticas
que permten ell empleo dc la Lecitina
EN- condolences bSolutas de segnridad
Y dc etlcacia.