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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
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ySffen geitanoen, IS piiroe mid
ni9t punbsrn, penn aud sic Die .3a6l
Der getperber UNI Srdulein Melanie
permebren tpiir0en."
-Dieie 3abl lit pObl sierlli4 grOB9"
.Ni6t flein. oas tonr-s:l sic Ti9
fpobl oerten, mad ar Dem, mas if
Sbnen geiast bare. Gs iinO aher ni9i
8iele, Die DerOienen piirOen, nit Wtez
lanies 6anO begliidt gu perOen."
nW1i3 pirOen Sic fir puroig ball
ten?"
sd babe feline Hria4e, 'bas Gegens
tbetl gu 9lauben."
r@orfi9tig geipro6en!" i6er5te Der
2eutnunt; riebr pOriiGtigl Sic ma:
den entf6ieOen 5ortf9ritte.~
Der Baron muBte ld9eln. rSie
peroen obnebin genus berp06nt unh
gebdfi9elt, tpenn audi Sbre 5reunbs
S6nen mod f9mei9eln ponten, miibs
ten Sic gu iibermiitbig perOen."
sd Oanfe Sbnen, Baron, Dap Sis
mein Sreuno iino. Sd babe oeren
ni6t piele, oas peib i9 nur 81 gut,
trpb ar meiner 8eliebtbeit, auf tpelde
sic anipielen. Dem 6reunbe mill if
nun often geiteben, 0aB i9 faum Die
S3a6l Der 8eperber permebren per0e.
SD babe Melanie 2DGinJ neuli9 in
elmer 9eielff9aft getroffen, lie bat aber
feinen fonoerli9en Ginbrud auf mid
eema9t. SS6re Dirt lit ni6t sic meme.
0ds beiBt 0ieienige, tpel6e mid bin
reiben f0nnte. Gieentli9 fDnnte ma
fagen, mir feien pon glei6er Dirt. Sic
bat ettpds &iibles an ii9. unO i9 bin
fe6r falt."
,Sie talt?"
r@eipiB, @erebrtefter, febr falt, 10
parabpr S6nen Dies aud i9einen mag.
Sol6' cine e9te un0 re9te 9er5ensz
glutb babe i9 NOD ni9t reripirt. 9aR
i6 2iebbaberrollen geipielt babe. piQ
i9 germ befennen, aber nur geIpielt!
SD bin ii6erbaupt cine fomii6e Natur
uno fir9te fat, i9 peroe niemals fem
nen lernen, mas tpa9re 2ie6e it,"
rSas tpGre traurig!"
Ser ,trairige 9dnspurit' lit piels
lei6t audi cine &ole, Die i3 emit fperbe
fpielen miifen," erpioerte ld9elnO
9err b. 2iebenitein, fubr aber Damn in
iibermiitbtsem Some fort: FRA, por@
lGufig blei6en mir Bel BEN luitigen Rplz
len lno fir berte la1en mir ods 96iz
l%oiopbiren. @s tommt ni9ts Gef9eioz
tes 6eraus babel"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

ans, bier 1T lie! WteIn
Mn 8rdutigam, 9ans b. 2iebens
uCc ftein = meme liete Sreur>
/. Din, @lie b. Steinberg! :
60, bprge'telt ieiO Sbr, jeBt rei9t
Sud Die !9Gnoe uno baltet quite
Sreun6i9aft!"
Melanie bate in ibrer idelmii4en
Weiie Dies seiprO9an uno freute ii4
iiber ods Gritauner, pel9es Die 8ei>
ben CUR @9au trusen, ais lie ii9 priiz
fenb maBen.
,Meine liebe Melanie bat 10 Diel
BON Sbnen eeI9tpGrmt, barrie 10 un>
geouIOig Sbres @ri9einens, mein gnd;
oiges SrGulein, bub i9 mid bereits
erbieten noGte, sic Su bolen." begann
Der &eutnant.
uuno i'd Beetle mid, gu fommen.
um Melanie in Sbrem brdutli4en
Slid 5u ie3en," erbielt sr cur @nts
mort.
,Glfe bleibt biz gu unierer 9o9aeit
bier, tie bat es mir periprohen," mari
Melanie Ell.
r&i9tieer geiast. id babe es pers
fpre6in miifen, Wtelanie CAB .nt9t
eber naG). sic pOQte mir ni4t 5uge>
fteben, Dab fir elm 8rdutpodr jeos
brittle Yerion nur INNER itOreno
Iei."
9err b. 2iebenitein cog es por, ni9ts
su erpibern, oenn fonit bate er iagen
mihen, oaB er fir feline perlon Dies
unlimlpun0en auaeftehe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

@c eldni, b. SOaing uno prez
cHk mierleutnant b. 2iebenitein
CIV ftanoen neben Dem Tliigel.
.Stelen sic fi9 bierber,
oal" Bat Melanie. r9ierber? =
SITS 10 re1t?"
rSd, nod elm penig me6r na9
re6ts, uno MAIDEN sic fi9 brett"
n0arf t6 fragen g"
.Sie io1en einfa9 oen Qnberen ben
3ugang neriperren; i9 mO9te Elm
penig &ube ba6en."
r@6! Mlfo cine DIRT @anoi9irm Io1
i9 borftelen?~
Melanie ld9elte. nSeoo9 einen,
nit Dem man 1t9 u%nterbalten fann."
.Se6r lie6enspirOisl Sd mill Oerz
fu9en ="
.SaltI 3uerit miifen sic mir cine
5rage 6eantporten. Sd b0rte sic
porbin gu meiner S9neiter fagen, bab
man Die ieBige @ntpidelung unierer
aunft 5tpal ni9t biaigen, aber begreiz
fen f0nne."
rSas lit meine ueberseugung."
rSas iiberra59t mid. Gs itimmt
ni9t nit Sbren fOnitigen @runo@
fdBen."
.N1an bot S6nen alio bon mir err
5Gblt. sic baben ii9 barna9 elm Bib
bon mir gema6t = ih fann mir pphl
0enten, 0aB oieies ni6t mad S6rem
SHINE mar"
rSie piFen alio, mas man bon
S6nen er5Gblt2"
rMein ~gnd0ises 5rdulein, i4 bari
fdeen: i9 bin better als mein @uf.
SD bin ni9t i9limm. mein Wprt barr
dufI Gs lit Qles n1Ir &omooie!"
nNarum fpielen sic oieie &omDs
oie9"
gu meinem @ergniigen unb gu Dem
@nosrer. Die Welt bietet 10 biel Sraus
RIGGS, llnangenebmes, oaB fi9 Sober
Elm 8er6ienft oamit erperhen fann.
tpenn er Elm bis9sn CUR @rbeiterung
~beitrdst; unb ba i9 fonit mid ni9r
re9t niiBIi9 MAIDEN fonnte, 10 tpGblte
i9 oiefen 8eruf."
vSOnnen Sic ii6 tpirfli9 ni6t auf
anoere Wei-s niiBli9 ma9en?"
sd BALI IS bisber nod ni9t pers
ii9t."
n0afiir perbienen sic Sabel."
Q~iebenittin neigte ld9elno Iein
Saupt: sd gelObe geherung."
.@snn man Sbnen nur glauben
oiirftel 81: ipielen ia gu serne 8om0<
be- Man miiBte sic unter itrenee
QufIi6t fteasn, ionit fpiirOen sic nur
gu balb alien suten 8oridBen untreu."
vWollen sic bieie Nufii4t fiibren?"
Stir Sen 6eutigen @benO : iu!" err
pioerte Die iun9e Dame nit i9alfbafs
tenn 2d9eln.
Der Bremierleutnant lG6elte ebens
falls, perneiste fi9 iebr e9rerbietis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
.Melanie! @olenben Sic. Menn9"
Sic f6ittelte rur Iei6t Den &ppf.

HltSlultS! SDutIlDeH Sle. WeUNe
Sic i6ittelte nur lei6t Den Sppf.
4ber er perfpirte einen f~unften
Druid Ser Suno, pelGe er in Ser ieinen
belt, er fibIte Elm leifes geben, Elm
raf9eres Pulfiren hires 9lutes. Ra{9
mari er einen Glid Inn ii6. Sie Qns
beren Daren Ollie in ben He6en5imz
mcSn, man bate OGs Yadr duein ges
lafen. @r fi6rte i6re Sano an Die
2ippen uno tiibte Die f9lanten Singer.
rWenn man liebt?" ftiiterte er leife.
Melanie T9loB Die Iugsn uno neigte
elm tpenis Den 8opf Dor. SGr aog tie
nGber on fi9 uno oriidte tinen 8,'b
arf Die Stirne unb Damn auf i6ren
Muno. rMieianie, i9 min DID per=
Oienen."
Gr Idb. fpie lansiam atpei tlare
Sropfen inter Sen ldngen, tpei9en
Wimpern herpprquolen, unb es nuroe
ibm parml ir Der 9rrft.
Trau b. 20Ging trat in oas Ges
mad.
r@O itedt benn bus @eturtstass>
ttn0?"
Melanie fIog uuf tie gu, leste ibren
@rm UNI Oen Naten Der Shutter uno
raunte ibr, ieIig uno fr0bli9 pie Elm
&inO am @eibna9tstase, in's O6r:
sd babe NOD elm 9ei9ent erbulten,
Gas i90nite!"
QiebenItein mar au9 ndber getreten,
Srau b. 20uing ftredte ibm Die Sano
entgegen: rMc9en sic mein liebes
SinO gIidli6! Sic beroient es."
Der premierleutnant beuete ii6
iiber Die 9ano Der Dame, er permo6te
in 0ieiem Mugenblid fetn Wort 81
fpreGen. =
Bel Dem Mfable perfiinOets !0err b..
3oGina Die 8erlobung. gs CAB neuerz
li9e @liidpiini9e, !6o9rufe auf bus
8rautpaar anO frObli9en lmtrunt,
pie ous 10 Site lit. ueberrai9uns
unO Gritaunen perriet6 Niemano.
Serr D. 2ie6snftein b0rte pielmebr aus
allen Glidpiini9en nur beraus:
r&lio en0li9l @ir baben es ia por>
ausgeieben."
Spdter nabm Serr b. Qo1ing Ben
GiOam pertrauli6 CUR Settle uno fagte:
.Sie 6atten es I'M erem gieithGf9en
bon &nfdng an d~nget1dn, Oas merfte
i4 iOfOrt mad Sbrem erften geiu6e.
Gs muB bod etfpas @abres oaron
fein, OdB Die 2iebe fommt, unbepuBt
ui:o ungerufen; tie 1T auf einmdl bd.
man lpeiB nt9t pober uno parum. :
9la, Sic bdten mir au9 gefaqen uno
i6 bente, 0aB in Dem ,tpQen' 2iebenz
ftein Elm erniter Gbrenmann itedt. =
DUFF Guer Slid, mein So9nl"
sic ftieben an uno es CAB einen
guten Slang.
Baron Yrettou begleitete Sen
Sreuno na9 90uie. Sic paren cine
@eile f9psisenO nebeneinanOer bergez
gonaen, bis enOli9 2iebenitein fra9tc:
ryfd, mas fperOen Sic lebt BON mir
0enfen2"
Der Baron 6riidte Inn Die 9ano.
rSas 8eIte! Sas Slid Fat fi9 Sbnen
o~argebpten, unO sic bu6en 5li9egrifs
fen. Sic perben es audi feit6ubdlten
pifen oaOur9, bab sic Is Derbienen."
Grit na9 GINGER s3eit fam Die go
gernOe 4ntpOrt: SD bpffe, oab Die
3ufunft Sbnen &e9t gibt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04

Sir bas men an grim
benbe SdserzR eeiment gu pferbe in
&olmar fpaten Bis 1. Sftober 5. s.
bic &aiernements fertigaeiteut perben.
ga sic SertisfteIuns ausfi9tslos
mar, aos bic MilitdrbebOroe ausbilfs=
ipeife 40 pioniere aus &ebl beran.
Snfolse beHen lestea 700 Bauarbeitsr
ole Mrbeit nieher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
(6ortiebuns folst.)

Nus Sreuoe. oaB iein Yfero
ods SerbDz&ennen getponnen, CAB
2oro aofeberrp fiir5li9 Ser Nr6eiter@
bepolterung bon gpiom, England, Elm
9artenfeft, moran 5000 Perionen
t6eilnabmen.
CUTE AmsItd1t.
Wirtbi (perlegen): r9aiens
braten un6 Yortpein bat Der 6rerloe
befteut2"-W + pNd. oa f1au'
Ou, ME 0u ben 9aienbraten 5u@
= s tpero' i3au'n, fpie
i1 nit Dem Yortpein fertis tpero'!"
at,tnnnrnehrter 3nTnb.
Diem r m d 8 den (Nahts nm
5tpOlf llbr in Die Stammfneipe ibres
Germ fommeno): r9ier i9idt Sbnen
Die gndoige 5rau Den 9ausi4li1el,
neil mir 81 @ett eeben pollen =. unb
bas andre peroe fi9 morsen frib fin
ben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
9. q I |.

@S eluni: b. 2Daing uno .Pre<
c&h mierleutnant b. 2ie6enftein
CIV tanoen neben Dem Sliigel.
-Stenen Gle fih hierher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-04
3. & a |.

ans, bier 1T lie! = Mein
Nh 8rdutigam, Sans b. 2iebers
~ ftein = meine liete Sreun>
N;r Gle n G4einhernl -
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
THE GREATEST
BATTLE ON EARTH
Now Reing Wagsd against Consumption.

The decrease IN deaths from Consunp-
tion in Germany seems TO coincide with
the tremendous efforts made there dur
ing the last twenty-five years to stamp
is IS per cent. No progress was made
against this dread disease until the
germ that causes Ii was discovered.
The early symptoms Of Consumption
are often mistaken for those OF other
diseases. The patient is most frequent
ly treated for malaria or dumb dgue,
Nine-tenths OF the lives lost by Con-
sumption could be saved by an early and
exact diagnosis. The discovery of the
X-ray or light and its use in connection
with Consumption is the most important
second step in fighting the disease.
The disease property diagnosed, the next
important step is to treat it by the lat
est Jnethod-by sending the germtcidaI
and healing oils directly into the lungs
instead of taking medicines into the
stomach.
DR.. Wright. the lung specialist. at his
Institute, No 623 18th st. NV. uses his
new X-light for examining the lungs and
makes all diagnosis exact by looking
and location Of the sore spot, and de-
termining if the trouble is Consumption,
Bronchitis. Asthma. or Catarrh. His
method of sending directly to the dis
eased spot the germicidal and healing
vapors, which are breathed as easily
Is the same as used in the hospitals of
Germany and by the lung specialists of
that country. DR.. Wright has devised
an apparatus for home treatment. Free
X-light examination Trial treatment
and consultation from 10 n IN. TO p. M
Patients desiring the latest electrical
treatments may have the X-ray for
cancer. Violet ray for skin diseases, the
spray for nervous conditions; also the
new German treatment. Vibropathy.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
THOMAS F. NEvINS,
Delegate From Florida.

you have to work out this development
the greater will be the opportunity for
steady employment at remunerative
wages"
When the meeting was called to or
Carolina, w. W. MCGOWAN presented
tion committee, which proposed the
election of the following:
President, Robert 3. Glenn, governor
of North Carolina; general secretary,
Dr., Walter C. Murphy; vice presidents,
Judge William Richardson, Alabama
w. o. MCGOWAN, Georgia; Henry Ken
Afghan, Mississippi; K. S. Prinhardt.
North Carolina; E. j. Watson, South
Carolina Colonel Robert Gates,
Tennessee; Joseph Shwarts, Texas
Charles l.. Holland, Virginia: Frank
Hume, District OF Columbia: executive
committee. w. T. Brown, Alabama: P.
J. Holiday, Georgia; j S Mccarthy.
Mississippi; j a. Brown, North Car
olina; Henry Schaclete, South Carolina
Major Albert Akers. Tennessee; E. G.
Robinson Texas; j. 5. Browning, Vir-
ginia; II. L. West, District Of Colum-
bia; secretaries, Thomas G. Garrett,
Alabama: c. N Bennett. Georgia;
Harry Peyton. Mississippi; W. f.
Swaringen, North Carolina; w. w.
Lumpkin. South Carolina; Russell Q.
Beene, Tennessee; c. R. kitchell, Tex.
c. H. Yoler, Virginia: DR.. L. J. Battle,
District of Columbia.
The parliament ratified The choice
of the committee.
Mr. MCGOWAN took the chair in the
absence of Governor Glenn.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24

tive. To that end it would. in my opin-
ion. be desirable TO provide for the
enactment of uniform labor laws. safe
guarding child and female labor, and
fixing hours of employment for such
labor. Some of the Southern States. L
believe, have adopted laws of this
character sufficiently protecting the i'm
migrant whose unfamiliarity with our
language, laws. and customs easily
renders him victim TO designing and
inscriptions employers.
Il would suggest legislation by the sew
eraI States under which individual land
owners could file land with the State,
the State as owner OF the land then dis
posing of it to settlers under home
stead act similar TO the Federal law.
Need of Immigrant Labor.
Senator Simmons. speaking of the
need OF immigrant labor in the South,
said:
''I recognize the fact that the demand
for more labor comes from the factory
as well as from the farm. and that de-
mand will increase; but if the farm is
supplied with an adequate amount Of
labor it Will In turn supply the factory,
for it is from the farm that our South
ern factories have in the past secured
their labor a fact which accounts for its
high standard, as well as for the annie
able relations which now exist and
which have always existed between the
employers and the employees OF our fac
tories.
Let us supply our farms and they
will supply our factories.
But it is said that there are objec-
tions to this movement coming from
labor organiZations-that labor objects
to more labor being brought into the
South. If that is true, it is to me most
strange. For the same reason capital
should object to more capital being
brought into these States, for 1t seems
to me that the oue objection could be
as logical as the other; and that neither
would be justified even from the stand
point of the interests supposed to be af-
fected.
Surely the more money a community
possesses the more use there will be IN
that community for money-business ac-
tiYities will be developed and stimulated,
and so, likewise, where there are re-
sources to be developed and money with
which 10 develop the the more people
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
Inducements for immigration.

at is. therefore, necessary that the
Southern States, If desirous Of induc-
ing a productive flow Of willing immI-
grants and Industrious settlers, should
create such conditions as viii render
the opportunity for employment and
production remunerative and life attrac-
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
Reasons Why Many Per-
sons With Large Ap-
Detites Fail to
Take on Flesh.


The pale face and lack of color Is
sign of Anaemia or thin, weak blood.
Girls and young women are sufferers
from this disease. Many woman VINO
would otherwise be beautiful has a PAL
lid skin that spoIls all else. Growing
children suffer from Impoverished blood,
and parents are unable to find the
trouble.
They eat enough and their digestion is
apparently all right.
They have large appetites. but re-
main thin.
The trouble is they don't get enough
nourishment from their food: they are
thin. weak. tire easily, and have little
ambition.
In all the field of medicine. there is
no formula more effective in treating
this condition that Father Johns Medi-
cine.
The one cure for anaemia is to sup
ply the blood with the nutrition II lacks
Father Johns Medicine does that.
For sale by all druggists.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
OPERA MARTHA" POSTPONED.

On account of the National Theater
being closed the performance OF Mar
tha,' which was to have been given III
that theater this evening. has been
postponed TO Tuesday evening, June
s, at the Lafayette Theater. The Mix a
do will be given en June 2 as an
nounced, with change OF thea ter only,
Popular summer prices will prevail at
both performances.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
MRS. HERBERTS PUPILS
TO GIVE A MUSICALE

IIyATTsvILLE, Md. May "a. - Mrs.
Elizabeth e. Herbert, assisted by her
pupitc Will give her annual entertain
nent of Instrumental and vocal music
on Friday evening at Masonic Hail,
Spencer street.
The program will begin at 8 o'clock
Judging from Mrs Heroert's former en-
tertainments a good treat is IN store for
those who attend.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24

1910 Windsor Perca1es sac
25c to sec Persian Trim
n1ings 1sc vi
S1.oo Madras portieres csc
8i.oo crex Mating Bugs $50
Swiss Embroidered Linen suItiu9s.
worth up TO 75c a yard, az. 2so
15C Lace Striped ana jacquard
Madras 7zLe
71ac Gingham saZn
The Washington times., 1905-05-24

Drawers, two styles, 8 to II years
Skirts, with waists, I TO 3 years.
Skirts. without waist, TO 10 years.
The best quality muslin is used in
making these garments Choice OF 2.
styles drawers and two styles skirts s
trimmed in embroidery or lace. Skirts,
with and without body.
Second Floor-Center Tables.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24

Drawers, 2 styles. 2 TO II years.
Skirts. with body, 1 to years
Skirts. without body, 2 TO 10 years.
Good grade muslin IS used. Choice of
two styles Peticoats and two styles
Drawers. Skirts with and without
body.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24

Absorbent Dress Shields, pairs
1oe Macey's Hooks and Eyes Sc
QUO BLK SeitS 44c
loo WaEh Duck Belts &C
$3.50 Champagne oxfords. .S2.69
soc Wash Neckwear at .35c
$50 Buster brown Collars a5c
1oc and la1ac White Dotted
Swiss -67ac
The Washington times., 1905-05-24

For the summer deposit your valuable
papers, &c, with Union Trust Co. 1414 Z
81. Safe deposit boxes rented. s. year.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
ss.so-Memorial Day Excuraion-ss.so

To Old Point ard Norfolk, via superb
Norfolk & Washington steamers, Mon-
day. May q, at $50 pm, returning. leay-
ing Norfolk evening OF May 30. S3.5Q round
trip. For staterooms phone Main 1850 or
Main 22S0. See schedule Page II.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
sI4-LouisviIIe and Return-s14.

Via Chesapeake and Ohio direct through
car route, account Confederate Veteran
Reunion. Tickets on sale June 1G-13
Liberal limits.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
Flowers for Commencements, Etc.
Before Leaving Town

GUIDE can be depended on to furnish
the finest specimen blooms. 1214 T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-04
Fl presupuesto De Suecia

Ahora que Sc ha producido la sece
sion de los dos Estados que forma ba 4
la monarqufa escandinava. ofrece ma
. yor interes Ell presupuesto que Suecia
ha votado +uuanimemente" por el
Riksdag para 1906.
Expresadas las cifras en pesetas
orc, ascienden los gastos ordinaros a
ao7 millones sa6, incluyendo la Deuda
pdblica y I93sseo de subvenci6n a
los fondos de seguros obreros. Los
gastos extra ordinarlos importan Al
miilones 125. 900 pesetas, con 10 que Sc
,eleva ell total del presupuesto 248
zniliones 100000.
~ Los ingresos estau eonstituidos por
los ordnarios de 46o5oooo; aduanas,
ys,Iss.ooo; correos, s4.z7s 900; timbre,
$4,000; nsumos, 3s,1as 600; derechos
sobre las maltas, 4,I7s,eoo; az1cares,
$500, 600: impuesto sobre la renta
15,S25 600; la d1ferencia Sc obtendra
mediante ell impuesto territorial y
otros, cuya proporciouaIid lid d habra de
Aer terminada por 81 Reidksd4g
Sc eStima que el ejercicio cetrara
con un sobrante sc z3 $50 900 pesetas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-04
Cartas detenidas

Pueden reclan1arse en- Ia oacina de
Eorreos hasta Ell dfa IS del actual las
siguientes cartas detenidas. que luego
seran pasadas al departamento de car.
ktas muertas'
Mater Maria, Ortiz Maria. Ojdro
Isidro. Powell Manuel, Pideiro Manuel,
Paniagua Conception, Planas Gabriel,
Quifioees Valentino. Ryder Harry ",
Rios Raimundo Rosa, Rivera Carlos,
Rivero Arturo. Ramirez Juan Jose,
Santos Rosa. Sanchez Eusebio. San
chez Pablo, Villega Maria 2, Vagquez
Jose Domingo y Valentino Celestina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-04
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-Te encue1tro perfect amente hieu NJ rparita-
observe Mrs Petite are de naat-ona experiment
tada examnando accomplishments III hermana en-
ocasi6n de la vista que esta mario hcieron los
receu casados s, egaia 4 parf -Porfecta n,ente
bien es decir, tn esti.o ha neio ado est1s mas
alta mas dignifcado pero est4s 'erlblenente enve
jecida. iSanto Dios! l2s.ero poocr,ne agi los
seis meses de casads Que hermn5p rig, llevas' Yo
no he querido comprar mis- peles tur nenie, hasta
Ia vueta pues dicen que Ia fora yari4 para ell pro-
ximo invierno, Pero h's eni sqn=ci3a Margarta, Y
tenes ojeras. iEspero que hao casado con un
Barba Azul?
" yo espero que ei tnyo no 10 seq- eplic6 Mar
gara go amoscada.-Ya s*bes Reb@ca. que mi sa-
lud ha .ido muy bueua desde ae ie Ia escarlatina
I'll oofc pasado 'h 3~& s'Ss-'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-04

mas de hierro Sosteniendo Ell techo v
los tanqueS, con esca1era de hero,
mezclador de azdcar montado; una
bomba' para mieleS; cuatro calderas
multitubulares generadores de vapor,
montadas, dos de diez Y siete pies de
largo por siete de diametro, una de
quince pies por cinco y otra de diez
pies por seis: dos hornallaS con seis
fondos de cuatrocientos, quinientos y
SeiScientos galOnes; una chimenes de
ciento ocho pies de altura; dos ran
ches para bagazo l1enos de combusti-
bic de noventa y seis mettos de largo
por trece de ancho uno, y el otro de
sesenta metros por diez y nueve, am
Dos techados de zinc con sus carri
les bajos y altos; la tuberia de la mon
tura y conexiones casi toda de cobre
| y los dem as titles indispensables.
Segundo: Una extens ion de terre-
nos llanos de vega, anexos al inge-
MO, descritos ba 10 el nt1mero PRIME
ro. denominados Palmarejo Y Marga-
rita comprens iva de doScientos ttein-
ia y una cuerdas y dos centilnos o seq
n0Venta hectareaS cincuenta y ct,atlu
areas, setenta y seis centlareas sit,,
en- el barrio de Li1nones de Yabucoa.
y divldidas en- las dos parcelas 6 fin
cas- rdsticas siguientes: Una de cien
to veinte y cinco cuerdas 6 sean q
hectareas, 73 areas, 40 centiareas, i'll
dante por ell Norte con terrenos de
don Jose Ramon Rodriguez, de la ST.
cesi0n lie don Fidel Ortiz Y de don
Vicente Rodriguez, por ell Oeste cen
otros terrenos de dof1a Maria Euloeia
Clntron, y por Ell Sur con otros que
fLeron de don Zoilo Cintron la ST.
cesion de don Isidoro Cintr6n que
tornla hoy parte del area propia dc
Ia Hacienda Laura, otro de don Girls
tobal Vallecillo, don Gil y dofia Au-
rora Berries y don Francisco Rivera.
Y otra fnca de ciento seis cuerdas
cuarenta y dos centavos de otra, equi
valente a cuarenta y una hectareas, 81
areas, SO centiareas colindante por Ell
Este con otroS terrenos de Ia Laura,
por el Norte con otros de Don Elelte
rio Colon, Dofia Maria Eulogia Don
Pillar Cintr6n; por el Oeste, con otroA
de la Laura y por el Sur con la pro-
pia Laura, los de Don Ran On Marti
nez, Don Laureano Montezuma, Don
tan Hauti>ta Rodriguez y Juan
Apontc.
Tercero: Otro pred;o rtistico Sc
gregado dc Il anlerIo Iormente denomi- |
Aado san I>idoro c;nocido hoy col.
los nonDrcs; Dc ccr> ado Damantc
Dcs los, con lna cabida dc cuatro-
clentaS ttelrlas veintc ocho centa |
vos dc 0trl dc terreMus 4ianos de We |
ga sit1S c12 los !,arri0s de Limones y |
Cala5a"as dc! luis,no tCrmino de va !
Ducoa, y aore%aduS t: nlbicn en- Ia &C |
t1'ailaad 4 L, Hacienda Laura igual- |
mcntte dWidlcpS en- dos fracciones
una SIN nonbre especial, que midc |
Cic!to cuareilta V nueve cuerdas Gin |
cut nla J 5oio ccntavos cquiValenteS
cln2tr1lta y uueNe hevlareas, scienta |
J Ocfo areas, titI1te. ytreS CentItreaS |
CCliHd;.nte por ei Norte on el rio dc
L-mones, que Ia separa de orras tie
lraa 41c futron lie Ia succession de Isl.
dOio CintrCn y con I'll rio GrayanesI
que la divide de te1renos de la suct-
slC.i &c LOLA Felrtl.a Cintf0n; 1or ell
SAL COZ el caillino dc Caiabazas. que