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The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-08-05
ON oERANIuM5 cMTURE.


The geranium, like q number OF other
flowers, has been vastly improved
within the last decade. 1t Is common
sometimes even an almost despised
flower, and yet 1t has many ex-
cellent qualities, remains ageneral IA
yorite. and is the foundation OF the
average garden. It Is hardy, compare
tive free from, insects. q free and
cheerful bloomer, its foliage abundant
and handsome, its habit generous.
These are good reasons to account for
its vogue.
The Improvement In genaniums has
produced a class of plants having in
creased sturdiness and towering power,
and in larger blossoms that last
longer and are of many exquisite shades
and colors. Some of the new single va
rieties have. blossoms that measure
three or four inches across. and are OF
wonderful delicacy Of coloring.
The geranium Is one of the easiest Of
plants to cultivate; 1t is readily prOpa-
gated and endures neglect like stole.
It is one of the few plants that can be
yanked out of the ground vi ct armis in
autumn, thrown into the cellar with
little earth over the roots, and will sur
vive the winter and catch on in the
spring. Usually they are taken from the
cellar and planted out without even re-
moving the dead wood of the previous
year. and the circumstances under
which they are required to continue
growth are of course heavy drain on
their vitality.
l.. j. Doogue, discoursing on gerani-
ums in the May number of Country Life,
advises how to handle them so as to
procure better results.
ITO build up your stock of genani-
ums you should take out the old stumps
early and pot them up afterward giv!S
ing them the benefit of a sunny window.
They will make root and fiber rapidly,
can take off batch Of cuttings, and a
second batch in the same length of time
afterward. These cuttings can be start
ed in thum pots. and will make roots
readily in these. For the sake of econ
omy of space. shallow boxes can be used,
about three inches deep, filled with rich
loan we'll sprinkled with coarse sand.
The pots are the better way. for the cut
tings make close. compact roots that are
not liable to injury when shifted into
the ground or larger pots. In taking
cuttings. use very sharp knife. and cut
just below an eye or joint into wood
that is not too soft Succulent wood that
will snap off sharply when bent is in
the right condition for cuttings. BY this
treatment of the old plants, it Is possible
by planting time to have large. sturdy
stock Of young plants, instead of the
poor struggling specimen that would re-
suit from planting without this prepa-
ration. II will also enable you to have
variety of the best sorts instead OF one
kind Two or three of the newer varie-
| ties added each year will keep you in
| touch with the advance that Is being
made in the culture of geraniums and re-
new your interest and the interest of
your friends in this plant. Pot-bound
geraniums watered literally with ma
nure water will flower with increased
freedom and beauty of color" Mich
igan Live Stock Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-08-05
Salmon Croquettes.

Wash a large bunch of asparagus
and cut OF the tips. Cook the stalks
in slightly salted water for ten min.
utes. then put in the tips and cook un-
til tender enough to press through
colander. Drain very dry before
pressing through the sieve. Mix the
pulp thoroughly. with can Of saim-
on from which the juice has been
drained. and season with salt, pepper.
lemon juice and finely-minced white
onion. Moisten with the fish liquor.
add a cupful Of bread crumbs. and
when cold form into croquettes. Roll
in slightly-beaten egg and fine crumbs.
repeat; then fry in deep hot fat.
Drain on unglazed paper, and serve
on lettuce.
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WELLS OF
WATER
OUR BIBLE STORY by the
Highway and Bywsy" Preacher
(Avision Between the Lines Of Gods
Inspired Word)
lUopyrlghs. isoo. b. J. n. Ed.0a.l }

Scripture Authority:-"And Isaac digget
again the wells of water which they hat
digged In the days of Abraham his IA
ther: for the Philistines had stopped
them after the death OF Abraham; and M
called their names after the names b,
which his father had called them. Gen
26:18 Read Gen. 26:17-22.
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,AAC gazed over the
surrounding land
scape 9 a 6 r y .
There was a famil-
lar look about 1t
which carried him
back through the
years to the time
when the flocks and
herds of his father
Abraham had pas
tured there.
1T cannot be far
now to a we'll OF
good water" he ex-
claimed, the anx-
ious expression OF
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conversat tional Evasion.

do you believe In transmigration Of
souls?" inquired the man with meta
physical tendencies.
why" answered Mrs. Cumrox, doubt
fully, mot as rule. although have
no doubt It would be all right under
some circumstances" - Washing gton
Star.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-08-05

The. Bad Boy and His Dad Meet the
Cream Of the Harem - "Little
Egypt. Docs a Dancing Stunt
The Sultan Wants to Send Fifty
Wives to the President.
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BY HON GEORGE w. PECK.

BY HON. GEORGE w. PECK
Ex- Governor OF Wisconsin. Former Ed
ttor Of Peck's Sun. Author of "Peck's
Bad Boy" etc.)
copyright, 1906. by Joseph b. Bowles)
Censtantinople, Turkey. My Dear
Grocerpasha: When wrote you last I
thought you would be mourning for dad
and before this, as there seemed moth
Ing for the Turks to do but to kill us
sftcr we had stampeded the sultan and
al his soldiers by giving them uni
versity yell, but after we had been con-
aned In sort Of jail over night, dad and
had a heart to heart talk, and my diplo-
macy saved us for the time being.
told dad that what we wanted to do was
10 tell the Turks that dad represented
the American people, and had commu-
nication to make to the sultan person
ally, which would make him rich and
happy.
Well. say, they bit like bass, and
the next day they took US before the sui
tan, at the palace. Dad dug up pack
age OF blank gold mining stock, In
mine that he was going to promote.
though the niue was only small hole
The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-08-05

Gas fixtures can be cleaned by rubbing
them with cut lemons and washing the
Juice on with hot water.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1905-08-05

spry, but he hung back and looked over
his shoulder at the woman, but she
went on sewing. and dad said to me:
"well, wouldn't that frost your? And
we went on making the Inspection.
I don't think ever saw so many
children, outside of an orphan asylum,
all about the same size and all looking
exactly alike. They all had the same
beady black eyes that look as though
they were afraid of getting caught In
trap, like muskrats. and their noses
had the same inquiring appearance, as
though the owner was speculating as to
how much money the visitors had In
their pockets, and whether 1t was fast
ened In. Race suicide is impossible in
Turkey, but a race Of bandits Is grow
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26

Miss Fannie Breeder, accompanied
by her guests, Mrs. Wilmington I'm
derhill and Raymond Frisbee, are in
Og'len for few days, having a pleas
ant time.
Miss Mabel Taylor of Hyde Park is
the guest for a time of Miss Mildred
Tibbals. Miss Taylor was a classmate
of Miss Tibbals in a post graduate
course at Wellesley.
~ ~
The marriage of Miss Catherine
Martin to Mr.. William James Reanne
occurred July 20 in Seattle Mrs.
Reanne is the organist in the Episco-
pal church at that place.
~ "
Colonel e. A. Wall, chairman of the
board of public works, left Wednesday
evening for Long Beach, California.
where he will join his family in the
enjoyment of vacation.
~ ~
Mr.. George H. Rathman, has re-
turned to his home in Iowa after a
visit here, leaving Mrs. Rathman to
stay a couple of months longer with
Mrs. T. F. Singiser, her sister, at the
Knutsford.
" ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henrotin and
their baby left Thursday for Chicago.
where they will spend some time with
relatives before leaving for New York.
whence they sail for their home in
South Africa.
The change from excessive heat to
mild GOODNESS has been a grateful one
for those who entertain, and with the
advent of the soft zephyr we may look
for an increase in the number of So
cial functions. A charming little af-
fair was given at the Country Club
Wednesday, the same being a mid
week luncheon at which the following
were entertained. Mrs. r. H. Officer.
Mrs. j. r. Walker, Miss Mary Kirk
patrick, Miss Mary Louise Anderson.
Mrs. w. p. Kiser, Mrs Dorsey Ash.
Mrs. r. III. Claiming, Mrs. C. r. Pear
sail. Mrs. T. B. Beatty, Walter Fitch
and Fl. ID. Niles, Jr.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26

Naughton, of the Examiner, thinks
the Britt-Nelson fight is an even
money proposition. Well, that de-
Ponds. of course, upon viii is selected
as referee. If the referee is a good
man Nelson will win that scrap; if he
lis like the most of the coast referees
have been of late we may look out
for Britt TO get shade the best of it.
Y ~
We are going to lave fight here
soon, Mike Schreck and an unknown
named John Willie naving signed for
a twelty-round go beiNre the local ath-
letic club. Willie hash a national
reputation. so far as can he ascer-
tanned, and it looks sort O. stIhhge to
see the man who wanted to wallop old
Fitzsimmons taking on such a chap.
One sporting authority here touts
Willie for a winner, but will he? No
bricks, please, that was accidental.
~ "
Stats" Davis, who is umpiring
baseball in the northwest, gave the
Portland fans calling down the other
day. The grand stand and the bleach
ers were roasting him to a turn when
Stats" called time and informed the
bowling mob that he was running that
game and would continue to run it ac-
ccrding to rules and that they might
snort and kick, and boiler and yell
until the COWS came home before he
would change any decision to suit the
whim of crowd that wouldn't know
a baseball game from a croquet tour
nament. That talk held the crowd
many CT whom cheered old Stats"
who thereupon cried Play Ball"
~ ~
Battling Nelson and Jimmie Britt
are getting the usual amount of dope
in the daily press, for their meeting
which comes off next month. Nelson
began training at 146. which means
that he will have to take off about IL
pounds, but this will be easy for him.
Battling is training for the fight of his
life and expects to win Britt also ex-
poets to win. He has been telling his
friends in sort of languid way that
there will be nothing to it; that he
will put Nelson to the floor in about
three rounds and that he has shown
greet deal of condescension in agree
ing to meet the Dane. The betting is
now even, but the odds will doubtless
change before the fight. Here's hop
ing that Nelson knocks BIRTHS bloom
ing, boastful, bumptious, block off.
Jimmie Britt is too much of a con
CRATER to be a good fighter and he
never has mixed up in a mill such as
the Dane will give him when they
meet
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26

TRUTH is a legal journal. Send In
your Mining Notices, Assessment No.
tees, and Delinquent Notices. TRUTH
OFFICE, 241 South West Temple. Both
Phones 938.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. Phil Hitchcock, of the Wabash
at Denver, was in the city this week
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haywood will be
at home at the Manitou after Septem-
Der 1.
Mrs ]. E. Bradley, after spending
tie summer at Long Beach, is home
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Bradley are
spending some time with friends in
l-ackey, Idaho.
~ ~
Mark McChrystal is home from
'1mmer spent in special work at Co
lumbia college.
Hon. C. S. varian and wife, who
have been in Nevada for few days,
ere again at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Tarbet are home
i'om the coast, where they have spent
month very pleasantly.
~ ~
Miss Margaret Marks, of Butte is
the guest of Captain and Mrs. Alpha
7. Easton at Fort Douglas.
~ -
Mrs. A. r. McNitt, Mrs l.. Lawson
end Miss Blanch Lawson base return
cd from visit of month in Portland.
~ ~
Mrs. George II. Smith and daugh-
ters, who have been doing the fair at
Portland. are now established at Long
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nolan have
cone to Bear River, where they will
pend a month in fishing and other
rural enjoyments.
The Misses Scallon entertained a
number of friends, including several
officers and wives, from the post, at
the lake Tuesday evening.
~ ~
After spending a few weeks at
brighton, Misses Elsie Parsons. Geor-
ria Moore and Virginia Beatty have
returned, looking well and happy.
~ ~
Deputy County Clerk H. f. Evans
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26

Old John l.. Sullivan is going into
training for fight with Mitchell save
Tacoma dispatch. But we have it on
Us COCO authority as any press dis
patcn that the mill will never be pull
ca OIL However, it will be worth the
money TO see Sullivan in training
again and to watch him take off a
pound day for ninety days:
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26
SPORTING GOSSIP.

IL is only a short time now until the
iootDall season opens. The political
campaign and the football season go
hand in hand.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26

Mrs. G. ID. Crabs is the guest of
Mrs. Frank Harris for time, and the
two are at present at the New Her.
mitage in Ogden canyon
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26

Miss Agnes Davidson, of Wichita,
Kan, will be in the city the latter part
of the week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bridge Thomas.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-26

Deputy County Clerk H. +
and Mrs. Evans will leave alb
TENDER 1 for Denver, where
remain for the G. A. r. encaml
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-Ha sido arrestado en- Carolina
Genaro Vizcarrondo por rapto de la
joven Isafas Solem n
Aver foe herido grsvemente, 80
ell bsrrio <MatrullaS de Albion ito,
Msxmino Torres. Fue detenido CO.
mo autor de hacho Tomas Burgos.
Ell detective Esteve detuvo en-
Ponce & Tomas Gomez, autor del robo
hecho & Mr.. Graham.
-Auoche fueron detenidos en- Hn.
macao Juan Pagan y Guillermo Ro
sa, Ior escalam nso 10 ,egundo grs-
do.
Ell Departamento de Educsci6r
aprobt las propuestas de profesores
d. las Juntas E,colsres de Barrcs J
Cayey.
-Mpy proato empezaran On Ma
rieao las obras para hscer una Es-
cuels gradusda en- dicho pueblo.
Tambiea 40 activan los trabajol
, dc la escnels rural de las Marfas.
-Esta msnana 80 recihieron en- Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-16

Manifesto ell Supervisor de Ca
ridad que est'mara mncho coalquier
presente que Sc haga para ell uso de la
Colonia de Leprosos, va sean fotogra.
ffas, revistas ilustradas, peri6dicos y
libros, especi lmente en- espafiol, 10
cusl ha de contribair q hacer menos
tr stes los ratos de los solitarios pa
cientes Cualquer presente de esta
indole que Sc envie 4 la o6cina del Su
pervisor, Cal Q de Allen M 3, sera en- !.
viado enseguiia la Colonia.
-E segundn tsnisnte d. la poll.
cia insular don Mario Mas Pad LA,
saldra essa tsrde para Fsisrdo, don.
| de fee trasl a 1ado.
: Sc esrera en- eata ciudsd al te
| niente de "a policia sefIor Isurrond , F.,
que prastara serviclo en Saa Juan
Ell sargento San Nj Ian dotuvo
aver ea Rio oiedras n A gel Lanzo,
por hlrto. Sc le ocup6 siete dollars J
centavos.
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TARlfk De INSERTION eS
N0T|cIAS DEL D|A

professor Got6s-Colonia de leprosos
Traslado Faj jardo del tenente -Iturrondo en-
San Juan--Hurto Rio Pedras.-Arresto Dor rap
to- en- Carona.-Herdo grave en- Aibonito.-Caco de-
tenido en- Ponce -Escalamiento en- Humacao-Jui-
clio la Corte municipal por los sucesos de Agosto-
El abogado Geigel Heridos que me- joran <-Desinfec
cl6n de agibes.-En el muele de espigdn. .-Estivado
res trabajando. .Capataces suprimidos. ----Rasgo fl
lantrdpico. --Juco por acometimiento, contra Saliva
dor Croy Junta escolar de San Juan recama ur
solar de pertenencla. .Inauguraci6n de una escue
laMaestros de Barros Cayey. ---Nuevas escueas er
Marcao Las Marias. Amalta Paoli.- Tres escue
las ruraes vacantes Patias. .-Plan de estudos de
Mr.. Falkner En Naranjito ---Presos evadidos de Ii
carcel de Gurabo. -Fallecmento del senor Badrena
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EPILOGO

H.ba pss.do mes desde Ia muerts do ego. Era ma
hermosfsimA mth,na de primavers
Las del ConvaDo G4brea habitaha hssA
de a6os repcsban sgremsrtN sun1re por cSdG
dro, da nj vispsrs de pineusa fe'ta solessss
Ia puerts del tsnplo adanto vefse slls de po.s
csrgaas de nasa oto objsto de vas dsnto de cua
h.bfA persupr slQnua
Enls giesia sonsbs el 6rgsNo acomp,6,udo las 6im.q
respuestas de lac las de- mica cahtAd
10 cete que ell eyee esss posras psguas de nunso
relate hubeA ps,ado s tai hnrA entradc sshar
6s squela hbris vso que eah vesc6n de b:n
rque
En- ST. cto GAbrsa F4bsn e,ban srroaIado, a~I.l :,
del Altar de eo vfs'e don jaime De h Gusdi., Qoe
hAba ndo patrinods caamsnto Lsztro Juan de MoueGa
en- clldsd de testigos
Hbrs sdmirsdn tamh6n ect)r nropio, oins
hermcsura de hries h Is cuaI a6o por :e
hemos hshdo hss shors INlne. Angel del ce b.
rsvtdo tan gsarda rma hln.na ri l.mis
cSslcA beeEA sO6ada pgnsmo leg, v6se t
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Departamento de Educs con, las prt

Departamento de Educs con, las pro-
puestas dc San Lorenzo.
En- Ia cslle de San Jose ndmero
7, Sc alquila un mirador.
I'm Tetusn, 38, 90 venden nue.
bles por la mitsd de 81 precio.
Continuaron syar en- la Corte
municipal los juicios por escsndalo.
con mot'vo de los sucasos que ocurrie-
ron en- esta ciuda en- los diaa y del
corrienie.
Couparecieron ante el juez del
Vslle los acusados Jose Leon Delea.
do, Earique Gonz ilez, Juan F,gueros
Estauislso GoczAlez, Fe'jx Audiro y
Narciso Nicolas.
Despues dc las declar aciones de
varios polic(as y oida la defenss, 10
Corte decla-6 culpsbles de infracci6n
del artfculo 1868 del C6digo Penal &
De! e!gsdo, Gonzalez, Andin1 y Nicolas,
quienes fusron conden a1os & treinta
diss de csrcsl 6 ounce dollars de mul.
ia Salieron sbsue tos Juan Figueros
y Estanislao Gouzalez.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el
jovtn don Fsrnsndo Jo.e Geigsl, que
regres6 de los Estados Unidos, ces
pp6s dc ob!ener sl tisulo de llcsnci ado
en- LIE es en- la Universidad de Sy.
racuse.
-Comunics la Junta Escolar de
Patlllas que exist'n en dicho pueblo
tres vacantss de escuelas rursles.
-Es cssi seguro que sl comis'o.
'nado dc E iucacion M. FAlkoer pre-.
sentara en 10 legislature Ir6xima up
nuevo plan de estuilos para las es.
cuelas de Ia isla.
H. salido para N.rsriito el
comisicpado de Educaci6n fin dc
estudiar el rinero de escuelas que
han de proveerse an dicho distrito.
Ell Ayuntamiento esta preparan
| do una lista de comerciAntes que nc
! han satisfscho las Quotas por patentes
muncipa es, los cuales sar'n denun
,ciados ante la Corte municipal
e1PARA CURAR un resfriadr
! en- un dia tome las PAsTILLAs LAXAN
, TEs DE BRoMo QUININA. Ell boticarit
le devolverA el dinero 81 no SO cura
La 6rma de E. W. GROVE Sc halla el
ada caiita.
: BESIDE hoy Quedo suprimido O.
los muelles do San Juan el antigua
q sistema de capataces. Los estiv dore
acordar. n hacer los trabsjos por 9
81. .tema de asociaciones, 6 sea & Ii
parte.
Don Juan Hernandez Lopez b
hecho un donativo de diez dollars Q
i. alcalde de la ciudad para repartirlo
los pobres.
Il Hoy han empexado nuevame al
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los sstivadorss & trabajar en- el niue.
lie esplg6n
-Esta pafiana se vic en- Ia Corte
municipal el juicio contra Salvador
Coy, acusadn de acometimiento. De-
fsndi6 al procesado el sefor Falcon,
quien solctt5 DE- Ia Corte un veredicto
de incuipabilidad. Ell Iuez del valle 10
conden6 e cinco dollars de multa.
-H,y ssi!6 para Ponos don Jus.
to Barro:.
-Ha sa..do para Aibonito, donde
pass, q UNI tsmporada, Ia aplaudida
eantsnte puertortiqueha seHorita Anna.
lla Psoli.
SEE nos intorma que hace pocos
dia' sch heeAo ua pedido esplendido
de la e.orosa cervexa xPaost, do Mil.
waukee, de un lueblo de Ia i,la, q los
sefores NJ. r. Caideron y Co que son
los inlcos lnport1doros "a esta oapi-
tai ce tan me- guffca bebids, TetuAn,
IL. San Juan.
LA Junta escolar de San Juan
present6 IA esctito sl comisiOna1o de
Fd4cAcion, rec amanda el solar de las
| linmediacionea de Ia Plaza de Colon,
que le fl4 cediGo por la legislature de
| 1904, Dichs Ilat. SO propone hacer
en- dich0 stio an eaihciO escolar.
Muv pronto SO lnaugurarA con
gran soieZlnld"d la escuela construi.
da en- Ia oal . d, San Agustin, barrio
de .ue. "a q j Iie:ru. Concurrlra di.
cho acto, Ell Representation dc la Jun.
ia Escnlsr de- San Juan,el d oosor Que.
vedo Baea.
~-Vaata loLSdcar:
III ..tos sConstspcias a S3.14f.
CCmnr4t Nes. F,i:zo Lupd Il Co.
My peonto selan dados de q Ia
varios % los heridos en- los successes
del de Asosto.
Rafasl tueltes, uno de los mas
graves, quA ioe operado dos vecss er
el husplta nln. n.cipAl, 50 sncusntra
b .stants be-.
Consnia en- la pdgsna os)
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Daspu6a ell acerdote los do. MoncAdas hubron des-
peddo afecuosament al padre de briel Lz.ro miro soem-
nemente Juan le die:
-Ys lohu dido, m queTlo harmloo A las veces hay que
tceptar fe!cdad del munda trAbto sacico las
hty ene ganeosldsd de dichoso Po
IA csado Fblan QUE G c tuo
de Marques de demos los pobres las
rentas de mi vuelvs America qua hsgas
ala tn angus vds coservando para clio egtas
maerns mi basa sob2 10 ane hsrede de mi m6re
FL caso 90 deshonrar dpues mlert; deshon
r mpoco Ia memo de nuestro psdre frutAr mis- prop6
to trsbos de tAno hempo sosndaizsr Rn e undo
con hlstorA hbtia que fIndr rsha6Htaedn
que para nAda necentol
Juan Sc reslst6 srgmene saceptsr 10 que propona
hermspo poro terc6 en- conversation ell padre Msnqus 81
cabo gsron convencsrlo por 10 que ofrec6 embrcrre
inmedlatAmehte para America
M.ch6 Juan disponsr visis quedsroD solos 81 padre
Mlnrique LSaro
u.ted que pienss hicor' nterrog6 sntoncss el Jc
sutA al delheredsdo
Yo.... respond6 e.tp, entendiera Ia preguu-
voy egerme Cemenero de SAP Nicolas vsitsr pobre
Diego. La ms6ans est& muy hernota......
Ben. pero tsupongo versmosl -, sfadi6
e veo p,trech&n &ndoIe ls mano t6sl de e.tim.oon.
81, tehor..., respondi6 Ltz4rO I6 : ustad con
fecuenc h.st. QUO scsbrA pedirs hospidsd
quedarme af def Eu mado de todo los dos
mos a vida m,rsndo Al Ceo que Ia TERRA pero decir
Verdsd. aStT0noHa de naed costa que Is MIA
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Buques anuncIados

<1atalina.s Sali6 dc Casarias
para esta el u del corrients.
<Mortreal1. Ds Puerto Plata &c
aguarda alreledor del II dsl corrien-
to y seguira viaje para Europa via
st. Thomas.
<Ponse Sali6 el IL del corrlent,
de New York para ests.
sJulias. Estara aqui ell II del CO.
rriente procelents de Ia Hsbana y es-
calas intern adias.
sMiguel Gallards con procsiencia
de Barcelona y escalas intsrmedias
saldra ell 80 del presente
<Aalonio L5psz,. De- 20 al % del
corrisot recalara procedents de Co.
loa escalas, siguiendo vlsjs para Ca
narias, Cadiz, B Arceloua y G6aova
& Philadelphia Saldra para New
York ell % del corriente.,
<Caracas.9 Estar4 aquf procsden.
to de New York el 2l del corriente.
| 1onsdr0n puerto:
Aver fonde5 procedeote de Lunem-
burg ell bergantin goleta ingl6s <Leo>
con salazones
De la isla vapor am. &Berwing.>
Do la isla goletas maria Artau>
SAllceS y <Aurelia.s
Sc RdtilitGrNa de salida:
Barga tin goleta americana <John
McDermo nttS para New York con
1860 sacos az1car.
Vapor <Port) Rlcoe para Ponce.
Goleta <Carmens para Vieques.
Buques en- puerto
TRAVdEIA
<John Nc Darmonts pendiente,
sEveywhynk y descargando.
sAugu.ta W SwJns descargsndo
<Adslafd, Bach ,rs psnd anse.
<Lizz.e E. D,antsons de scargando
Georgia Gi!haya descargsndo.
sAnuie E Gra"es descargando.
xLeoS descargando.
SBerwlng& cargando.
UOSTAN GkOS
SRicario R1 70 iovsrna1do,
<Pesra, tuvecnanio.
xIssbslsS PO1ce.
<Iavaguaz snas dsscargsndo.
Gala B .a1css pAnd 'ante.
<F!perahza, Arroyo.
sDos Hermspo . Fajardo.
<Maria ArtauS Vieques.
sAnrelias Viequer.
<A'lca> paudiente.