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Personals end Briefs.

DIT J. AIcCaw Tompkins has been APP
pointed chief inferno of the Memorial
Hospital to succeed Dr.. Samuel Brown,
who left to associate himself with DIT.
George Ben Johnston. DIR. Tompxlns IS
the son OF DR.. Christopher Tompkins,
dean Of the Medical College OF Virginia.
DR.. John 2. Davidson Is registered at
the Imperial Hotel. New York, where hs
is spending a few days on a pleasure trip.
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TERRY MGOVERN CALLS
ON STRENUOUS PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, December S.-Terry
McGovern. the prize fighter. had e mo-
ments talk with the President to-day.
He was accompanied TO the White House
by his private secret ary, and called
merely 10 pay his respects.
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IS now in port. SAYS that there are al
least 100. 600 japanese in Japan. ready IA
come TO Hawaii The laboriug classes
throughout the interior portions OF Japan
are beginning 90 hear Of the opportunities
they are told exist here. and are shows
ing q desire 10 come
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No Danger There

Or. c. A Bryce editor and proprietor
OF the Southern Clinic, pooh-poohs the
idea Of danger lurking IN the milk with
which Richmond Is now being furnished
and regards the raise IN price as a hold
UP, and, IN a statement made yesterday
speaks as follows:
'In connection with the advance in
the price OF milk by the MIX Trust Of
this city 1 find an attempt being made
20 bolster up this 'h0ld-up' Of the poor
consumer by diverting his attention from
the real Issue and befuddlng his mind
with hygienic and sanitary prophylacuo
problems that he is NOT capable OF un-
derstandlng, and consequently unable to
refute.
Now. VIE have nothing to say about
the prices that the milk combination
may make on It's gathered-frorn- every
where product They are doing just
what all other trusts are doing. and we
nav expect these advances and hold
ups just as long as the poor consumer
has any surplus to be extracted
"Rut we do object TO q reinforcement
OF this extortionate demand by the in
PRODUCTION of medical and sanitary opin-
ions likely to create false Impressions
and fear among the people. and thus
cause them TO submit quietly TO an Inn
position under the idea that IL Is better
Tor the health OF their little ones.
I'm a population OF s7.246 In the city of
Richmond there were nine deaths OF
children under two years of axe for the
month OF October from diarrhea- During
the same month there were ten deaths
from fractures and other accidents. So
that during the month Of October. at
least. a child stood about equal chance
OF dying from bacterta-Iaden milk or
being knocked In the head by accident
Considering tho tremendous increase
in the human family on bacteria-ladcn
milk, We are led 10 inquire II. after all,
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VII Take Inns.

a ARCHAEOLOGICAL inspection Is only a
part q the sanitary inspection necessary
20 insure the best quality possible IL
the milk supply. and the problem IN
wolves a sanitary inspection q al plants
connected with the production and out
pat OF milk. There has as yet been
found no standard by which milk may
be regulated as to its bacteria bearing
qualities, and DR.. Levy says that 10 de-
ternnine a standard will require a years
close Investigation.
However. ne Is at work on this phase
Of the problem. and. with the proper
assistance from the City Council. hopes
TO be able TO accomplish much In regu-
lating the cleanliness Of Richmonds milk
supply.
When DR. Levy first directed his at
teutlon 10 the subject and saw the neces
sity FOR some action 10 make the milk
supply as clean and pure as possible. he
was assailed by fear that II he did ask
for a regular sanitary inspection, involv-
ing examination OF the milk for bacteria
and the diaries and stables for dirt and
other uncleanlness and other Ike in
spection. the people would grumble at
the Increase IN the price of milk which
would follow. and which they would not
understood Therefore he proceeded very
slowly in the matter.
Now that the dealers have taken the
initiative this fear IS removed, and Dr.
Levy viii proceed az fast as possible IN
his determination to have the milk clean
and pure. The work Is necessarily slow.
however. as II involves d great deal OF
labor which the layman VIII not under
stand The health officer states. however.
that there is not 50 much danger in the
winter months from impure milk and that
he hopes TO have all his plans completed
BY the coming summer. AS the matter
now stands he thinks ten cents a quart
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az long as child breathes or swallows
he win take in bacteria. whether his
milk Ia frozen. screened or sterilized.
and unless he is vitality depressed Go viii
not be harmed thereby. When he IS
Frustrated from excessive summer heat
or other dcpressine cause. sour and de-
composing milk WIFI make hlu sick. just
as any other albuminous putrefactive
food would DO for him or for an adult.
Question Of Standard.
"rhe temperature of chud's stomach
is Just as favorable Tor the development
Of bacteria from milk I'm December as IL
is in June. and set the mortality from
utantAc Intestinal troubles rs fer greater
in the hot months. Why2 Just because
tine chiid's resisting powers are lowered
not because there is this vast difference
Ira the bacterial supply: and every OBJ
serving physician knows it when he sends
these sick children out in tho country.
with It's cool brcezes. TO GET WELL
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Drunkenness a Disease
Remarkable Results Following the Orrlne
Treatment.

There are but few families who have
not one or more members afflicted with
this terrible disease for such 60 is Wiu
power alone cannot cure the drink hah G.
but the scientific Orrine treatment ts a
tested and absolute cure. lh.s treat
mont destroys the desire for liquor 50
that the drink IS not missed. We seek
the worst cases. and cure them with Or
rine. IT can be given secretly. Orrine
Is sold and guaranteed by Polk Miller
Drug Co, s8i East Main Street. and
Polk iiler-Childrey Co. First and Broad
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Chas. G.
)urgenS'
Son
4l9-42l East Broad Street

Every Christmas its the same
old story-big rush last few
days. Why don't you buy your
Furniture presents now? Then
you would have your presents
sent with fewer scratches and
breakages. Try it and see.
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Fake LAXATIVE BROMO QulnIne Tablets
Druggists refund money II Il fails 70 cure
W GROVES signature Is on each box. &c.
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Box Of Lemons for Him.

I'ittshurg Society Note-Actrcss Ma
belle Gilman has thrown down Para
Corey OF the Steel Minneapolis
journal.
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THE WEATHER

Forecast; Nirginia-Fafr and colder
ueSdayi wednesday fair. warmer; fresh
northwest winds
North Carolna-Fair and colder Tues
day. Wednesday fair; fresh west winds.
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THE KELLEY CURE.

FOR DRINK AND DRUG ADDICTIOSd
is administered az
TIE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
sos and 80 East Marshall Street. Rich-
mond. and nowhere olse in Virginia.
OTIS II RUSSELL.
p. o. BOX 7sS AAnaEAs.
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Position Of Dealers.

AAalEA.
Position of Dealers.
As to the position OF the dealers. they
still maintain that the cost Is not ex-
cessive. and that IL IS necessary owing
70 the increase in production
The three cents additional profit 70
themselves is necessitated BY the fact
they claim that the people are econo-
mixing. and the sales OF milk have de-
creased accordingly. But they have 70
pay their employees the same wages as
before. although the net profits from their
sales is much smaller than formerly, and
the expense Of running their dalries IS j'lst
the same as L used 20 be. Mr. T. A.
B.antou. president Of the Richmond Dairy
Company. said last night:
DIR. Levy about conceded AL we
claimed. except that we get too much
profit That Is a matter OF opinion In
regard 70 the quality OF the milk. the
farmers have been gradually improving
FOR several years Conditions of diaries
and stables are better than they have
been. and are improving.
We ere urging cleanliness. having the
cows cleaned %. and requiring the men
10 wash their hands and 20 keep their
clothes clean. In milking the open bucket
is generally used though a few have been
using the closed bucket But the closed
bucket has not been a success. so far. as
Cry cause the milk 70 spatter all over the
las prices have been raised. the farmers
are encouraged to make a greater effort
70 get good milk. ana are doing so.
we would not be opposed 20 a bacteri-
oligical test We have been expecting IT,"
Mr.. Blanton pointed out the fact that
coal has gone up to fifty cents more a
ton and wood to a dollar more a cord.
and that there had been no complaint
against the raise. lie said that for some
time they had been forced to buy rs
gallons of milk daily from outside sources
70 help the trade In the local market
which ran short In the supply and 10
help the producers. and that this had
been done at an increased expense. He
did not think ten cents a quart for milk
exorbitant
In a letter. dated AIaidens. Va. on
December 1. 1906. G. H Tucker & Com
pany wrote 70 the Richmond Dairy Com
pany. saying that they had been at
great expense IN building new barns.
that labor and feed were high and
scarce, and that they would expect more
for their milk.
They stated that they would ship a
larger quantity than ever before, and
that they would send 1t in frst-ciass
condition.
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is an excessive price but he does not
think It would be excessive n the milk
were Up 20 "a standard later on 10 be r.
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Highest temperature yesterday.........e 90
lowest temperature yesterday ......-. *
Mean temperature yesterday. ........... 40
Normal temperature yesterday. ...... az
Departure from normal temperature. u
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LEVY WILL WORK
FOR BETTER MILK


possible precautions 70 guard against
IT'S being tho direct cause u their illness
and death"
Dr. Levy has made a personal and
scientific examination into the milk sup
ply Of Richmond. and has Issued his
results ia a pamphlet form. He stated
yesterday that the milk supply is clean
and has proper food value. but f. Is not
rs free from bacteria as the public
health demands. He win continue his
work. which has been in progress ever
since he entered upon Office, and In hiss
budget fO- sanitary work IN the city
Will ask for $50 OF ZOO as a fund
90 continue the work ca The best basis
AE-- BILE. and 10 employ an assis.an
lur pector, whose duty - viii be 70 in
spect the diaries and farms where the
milk g. produced
lie stated that he does not think the
present condition ~ milk warrants the
price being raised 70 ten cents a quart.
but that IL would be warranted II the
quality OF the milk were raised 10 a
higher standard To this end he viii
direct al fIe t.frO~r
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Miniature Almanac.

December (, 1906.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning.....--.-. 6 Oh
EVeniug.-........I.U5
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Conditions YESTERDAY

Itichmond's weather was cool and
cloudy. Range of the thermometer;
a. M............H =. M.............50
- NJ ....-...........54 9 r. M........... a.
/. NJ .-....'..-of j. midnight..-.....3i
Average.
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Insurance of Knight.

Ia deciding ,he case Of aPul Ievrnan
versus the southern Railroad COMPANY.
tho Supreme Court ~ the United States
nealt with the question OF the extent 10
which railroad company becomes an
Insurance company 10 its freight patrons.
Hcyman SIS a wholesale liquor dealer In
Augusta, Ca. and when some years ago
Sc sold and shipped two consignments Of
wLlskey 10 purchasers in Charleston
+. C.. % was Immediately seized by the
State authorities and destroyed. fn pur-
Euancc ~ the South Carolina dispensarv
law. while SIN in the warehouse IN which
s. had been placed by the railroad COM
pany
Heyman was compelled 10 return the
purchase pr1ce 20 the consicnees. and
then sought 20 recover from the railroad
company on the ground that the company
had insured the safe delivery OF the
goods. The Georgia Supreme Court held
that the property had been seized under
legal authority. and tho company could
not be held liable. The opinion Of the
Federal Supreme Court was delivered by
Justice White. and reversed the findings
Of tho lower court
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Virginia Pilots.

The supreme Court o. tno United States
LN-H to-day tna- tne Virginia Pilots AS
~-iau % is nol yes o-siple FOR damages
caused Dy ac-l-t lfs. W4sl due C.. tae
A"-l. 'n.r u4 lts members a. decision
W. n.eIe1 iu Roe case or Glg Va
- maid, Oh a question certified from the
81 cult Court o. appeals for the Fourth
'irrut Gus ls member az the assoc
'4a-lpn. and Dee was tle pilot iu charge of
t-r ra. lEatou ~ tle steamer SAutllr.
which -s owned ty D0na-d when Do isJI
tne vessel colided win the schooner
tlurDnutl off tLe Virginia Cares doing
rlca damage th4t Donald w4s compelled
L. r4y s..l41
SUIT was instituted by Llm TO recover
from Guy and The Pilots Association
lu tne case % the Mercantile and De-
post on-nrv. ~ Baltimore. VS. the City
O. tnlru bus Ca. the Supreme Court
a. rho United states to-day reversed
t.a decision OF the United States Circuit
Court the Georgia district refusing 70
2 b. llr sdi-fiou g. TIE case. 30 other
+ iut was covered. The suit grew out
OF ar enort on the part ~ tile bond
holders ~ the local water company 10
Irs r'nt tie city from building water
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Jacobs 9 Levy
Something Very Special
This Week.

as 10 1850 RaincoaA
S11.75. About forty-three IN
the lot-one and two Of a
kind. that's why the price
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
GuStdYO Rodriguez
AVOCADO 7 NOTARIO
maFlaa 8. PsR0s. Fssvta-Rise
Para los que QuIsfan sOlOsaF
blsn 81 duReFO

Be vsnds q arrisndA On Ponss, o.
10 aalle ATOCHA, IL mas sknsrisa ds
Ia aiudAd anhrs lAs dos PlASas primal
pAlss, an Almassu dc mAmpostaria
MADEIRA del pals, de II pies 8 Pulgt-
dAs s de rsnts por 10 Salls del sol
20 II pulKadss Por 10 do ATOCHA,
treuts { Las sAaAa de KnmAnuslli ; O.
R, Valdssilla HsmAnes b @.
Por tsnsr ssts AlmAssn dos arri
mos 90 kAas may fGsn fabrisarls uns
ulantA altAl somtn kngnlo do man
postaria solAmants, TRmhi6n Ens d
plAdos AlntAa mAmpostsrfR eonsi71
antsrior On IL calls del SOL. HI
adQuiSrA este propiOdAd Isndrk sl
busn intsrts de 81 dinsroI Para In
fsrmss diFiGiFss { RAYAH RIvml
KaHEI.-Gel IL, Ponaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
POR Los zAPATOS
Como pur Ia observation del
CaIzadO, SO conOce O. ca
Facter de quien los usa.
81 MAGO DEVhH
EL MAGO DEvAH
Por su examep, pretendese
cor ocer Ia falta de energia,
Ia inconstancia, etc.

Por el ~ amen de una fotogrs tic,
ell msgo Davah Alerdsaba de deicu'
brir oil sarastsr y los hibiIos del aba
10 DelArne.
La f.ionomfs, ain embargo, %
una eisneiA antieuAds y IN m6dico
snizo hA ersonirado slgo mei1r. Es'
tudia sl earSstsr segGa el drsgssts dGl
eAizAdo, Esto 90 llama 10 sicarpo'
Ii zla.
Los xapatoa uaados vsldrian mas
que los rasgoa de 10 hsonemfs, que
las fines Q dc 10 mAno, que los signos
do 10 ercritu' a, pArs iuEgar & nm hom'
bre. Pr su txamsn 90 reeonoesrfs
10 fatA do snergia, 10 inconstatels. .
la n,g igsnsia, los scessos Dc NAL
humor.
81 81 tse6n J 10 zusla do IN zapstc
llsvado dos mssss satAn igualmente
gastsdos, te trata de un hc nbre d.
negocics en6rgicos do IN emplsadc
Isxacto, dc una esaosa distipguita o.
dc una madrs sxielsn nte. 81 el des
ga.ts extste On el bords sxterno, Oh
Que el portado: tiene una fendeneil
fant&sties & las aventurAs, nm sspiritl
tspsz y audsz 81 % sobrs sl hurd'
inferno, indisA 10 irrssoluei6n y debi
lidad on sl hombre, 10 modsstiA On II
muier.
| Apenss % termina uno. 90 rseo
misl 20 cen otr0.
Lo euAl Iecusrda una palabra do
mariaeal Bc,qutt,
Sc hab bA dslRpte do 81 do al
aissemA do mosq squetsrfA. L. diaeusi6l
ha b. Q isYmlnado, ri msrlseAl no hs
bfs pronuneiado ri una palabra.
" hien, mAriGsAl su opinion
aeAb6 por preEunlarle uno do los cor
eurrenies.
Mi opinion 90 que oil faail val
prinei palmsuie ssg1n el homhre 90
sat6 dot. &I do 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
N0taS de Ponce
La gran parada unonsta homer al trupfo-E ocuents
discursos. sequio don Simon Moret.- Una SUI
plca.-Don Rafael Esbri.-Companfa dramatca
espsnola -Otras no,cas.

qus fusron muy aolaudIdos. sieudolo
tAmb'en les dsmAi sstores en- sus res
p'csivos p' 'psles.
LA coreurreneia tvs muy esesaa
en- sstas dos representations. debido,
sin duda. nj movimisnto pclitico que
20 Observable On csios 6fss.
Pero noaosros spgursmos IL
comp, fiiR AlC6n un ex'to eompleto,
puss Ia sceiedAd ds Ponce sAhe apre-
ciar Ias fAeultAdes de los ast0rss In
teligsntes, q los que nunea ha negado
% Spoyo.
Para mkfiana martes Ie snuneis
10 aonoeidR obra sUa Drama Nuevos,
de 7 m.yo y B,us, y. eomo pissa q
nsl, eva y ADAM, do Eusebio Bias
90,
~-Se nos auplisa aolicitsmos deids
les eolr m1As de Ia DEMoCRAcIA ha
| sisndo ss.snsivA ssts id2licA & todi
la prsnsa do IL isla J de los Estado'
U nidos. In re.idensia do IL sshorits
Fsrnsnda Oiss que resldi6 en- Ser
Ffans'aeo do Oalifornis, WAhi, gtoE
G aurss, on los eampamsntos lsvanta
dos suando el tsrremoto.
Esta ldplisA % hase extensive
lie polisia dc San Francisco do Cali
fornia y demks E,tados do 10 Uni6l
Americans. pudiendo informar del pa
Iradsro do dieha q d rita Al Nay
{ Il loo 8 al sorrssponsAl de LA DEMO
lCRACIA on once.
| -Nuestro amigo don Juan Eibrl
BiblioteeArio Municipal de ssta ciu
Idad, ss sneuentra resogido en- cam
ssasado de fusrte grippe. Le suatitul
ran On 90 cargo durAnte 90 spfsrms
dad los aeflores don Pedro Sanehs
/. | VersfA y don Fernando ]. Matiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14

tos Psrnier, 10 ha aldo otresidA do
una importants casa do publisseio
nea do los EstAdos Uaidos, una oasl'
m do fcrmAci6n general do 10 iala.
Aver 80 bsnedsiaron 10 resss
con I'M total dc 3 CAT librHs que So *
pendieron q 80 ssniavos kllo y hoy 10
resss con uq total do 3 6S8 hbras tx
pendidas 4 80 eensAvos kllo.
TAmhi6n los tiernas hiiAs dol co.
hallero don Antonio Catirehi, riga
laron I'm preslolfaimo bouqust dc ho'
rss al ap6stol do 10 Union do Puerto
Rieo don Rossndo Naslenzo Cintrtr
al dsaflsr ttsnts q 10 casa del MAol
CAtinshi, 10 gran parada unioniats.
~-NuestFo amigo don Augusta Pa
aarell, h. prsstado iurAmsnso ante Ii
Corte Suprsma do San Juan parl
Ieieyesr sl cargo dc Notario Edblist
On sstA eiudad.
| Al 0 sArrcsa que conducts on Il
gran parada ayee & nuestro amIg,
Rafael Rivera, 10 tasron arrojAda
dssds vArios balconies do los calls
IMArina. Mayor vArios rAmillste
de hores y dAiols vlvAA & 10 Uni6n
Ia Rafael, proelAmAndolo eemo sl 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
UN AuEYO PUENTE
El stfor PimsnteI trabsis
con actividad para que Sc
cOhclUya ell dc Carolina.
UNA SUSCRlPClON
Lo que informo en- este asun.
to Il Honorable Comisiona-
do del Interior.

La terminasi6n del pusnie aobre
oil RIO de- 10 Carolina. qas tanto pusds
benta,iAr 81 comero!o de los pus bios
de 10 sostA NoYte, parsee que ierk re-
suslts en- breva grasiss:k ls inieistivs
eel II Tor Manuel Pimsntel y Castro,
AleAlde do Rio Grande.
Ests Miior dirigi6se oil Ccmilio
nsdo del Iaisrior con obisto dc YER sl
modo do Arreglar el aorh Lotto surgido
entrs el eontratista de las obras del
pueste J nm propietsrio dc Carolina q
eansa do dif,rencia on el precio ID
ccmpra do tsrreno necssario para 10
rrAplsnea.
ri Comision ado eonssst6 slMn1l
Pimentel, n -ifistando que 6 nsds
podiA haser puesto que 81 eontrstisti
era sl que tsniA gus entsnderse con 10
,, do 10 coEcernients & 10 ohrs, , 10 90
plieo que buseass m medic de OBJ
War los obstasulos qus 90 preasniasen
dada 10 i'm poriaucia do 10 eosntrua
ci6n del puenls.
I'll Sr. Pimsntel 80 he dirisido 4 loI
slealdss do Luquillo y Fsiardo, psrl
que On 90 eempafiiA 90 inisie una nus
eripsi6n entire los sontribuysntes, pa
Ire allsgAr los tondos sufaientss Ear
Ia compra do los terrenos que hAss
falls.
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VAR|AS NOT|CIAS
En- uso de IiCencla. = lrgre-
sos en- eI Hospital Mani-
cipaI. DadOs dc alta.
REGlSTRO CIVIL
REGlSTRO CIVIL
La Companla de Variedades.
P9simo estado de los pues'
tos de carne.

-Ea uso de liesneiA por un mes,
sale hoy para UtuEdo el doctor dtR
Jos6 ~ Custo. m6iieo iiiuIar del pri
msr disirito. Dnrants ga Aussncis Q
susiitaye al Doctor CsrballelrA
~HA ipgtsSAdo sn el HoaDiia mn'
nlslpsl, MArgNa Aisnsdor y fusrcn
dadoa de alta Gsr6nimo Arteaga, ia
Ito Nevares Maria Rosario F fs'
rosa.
-Ss han iuserlto 90 oil R'glatro
Civil do sasA cludad, loa nseimisnios
do Fslieiana PosAdA Aldea. Gsrardo
: G on1altz RohIs1, Carlos Cruz Castro.
Luis Cor xslsz Fonttfss, Julian CrrE
Cftals, , las difareionsR do TONES
Reins, Edith Monroe, Crrz L'ano
Martin.z, q. W. Monroe, Jo'e Irea
Torres, Santiago Morales Rodrigo'z,
Conespsi6n Pi, y William BrAub.s
Risharson.
@Para carreras de eabRlloB. ven
den relojsss speeisles contsdorss dc
Quintos dc segundos ( % 40, $500,
s1o 90 y sl1.Oo, ports psgo, los sefie'
rss F. Kshrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico, all
-ManAnA darA au primsrA fun
ei6n On el PArque una comps MIA de
varleda dss dirjgida por el professor
III, s. Msguine.
| ~Se srcuentrAn en- p6simo eatado
lde conservation % pusstos de esrns
| de IL plaxA del msreAdc, Llamamoa
sobre cato Ia atsroi6n del DepArta
menso do sAnidad.
En- el prtximo mss do Dleismbss
; embareark para los EhAdoz Undo
81 Juta &c 10 Corts Suprma, hr'
Wo.f, quien pAsar& ALI scdo sl pef1o
do do v&eseio mes.
--Por itfrAecion q lss le9ea ds
rantas irtsrnA', fdsron sentenclado'
Dor al Jasx municipal dc Areelbo. {
IN mes dc s&rse', los industriales d'
CAmuy Jole Aa,iA HsrnAndex, Aga
' piso Rios y Ruhuo Rivera.
II -Por el mismo delito tde sentsn
:. ciado & assentA dias do ekresl Eeute
>. rio CarraaQuillo, vseino do Agaa
a huenAg,
O. In el Club de r. KehrhAan 4
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