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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
British Steamer WestOnby Here for
Cargo Of Oats.
FANNIE PALMER OUT OF DOCK
Work of Repairing Schooner Is A.
most Completed and She VIII Leave
Yard Next week-Movement OF
Vessels.


Under charter by II. vogcman &
Co. tc load ii full cargo of oats al
this port for transportation to Europe.
the British steamer Westunby an,
rived here from Philadelphia yester-
day morning. She was duckcd ON
the north side of chesapeake & Ohio
pier No 3. soon after her arrival
and the grain is now being loaded
on board Of her from elevator a.
The vessel Is of 2,475 net tonnage
and is able to carry about 35U,OUD
bushels of light grain Just how
many bushels of oats she will load
could not be ascertained yesterday.
but it Is understood that the IVES
tonby will take full cargo of the
commodity. This is the first steamer
to load full cargo of grain at this
port since the winter grain shipping
season ended early in March. She
should complete loading within a
week. All Of the grain loaded on
the steamer will be dried in the new
drier at elevator a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Via.Eavncs

Dr. Cary Elphus Via, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Via of this city. and
Miss Sarah Ollie Haynes, of Glouccs-
ter county. were married yesterday
morning ut ll:3O O'Clock at the Union
Baptist church. Gloucester county. by
Rev. w. +. Haynes. of Barton
Heights an uncle of the bride Mrs.
Via is the second daughter Of Mr.
George II. Haynes After wedding
breakfast. Or. and Mrs. Via left for
the north To spend their honeymoon
They will reside in Gloucester, where
Dr.. Via has Il large practice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Calendar for This Day.
PALMER OUT OF DOCK.
Work Of Repairing Schooner Almost
Completed.

The flve-masted schoner Fannie
Palmer was floated out of dry dock
NO. at the local shipyard yester-
day morning. The vessel has been
in the basin for two weeks having
repairs was OH the beach near Cape
Henry last January.
The work of repairing the Palmer
is progressing rapidly and it is
thohght that she will leave the yard
in week The Palmer is now owned
by the Coastwise Transportation Com
pany and when she gees into service
she will be commanded by Captain
Gardner, who is we'll known in LEGAL
shipping circles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
The snn's corona,

Thus far VIC know the corona Of the
sun to be n sort Of outer envelope, SO
shielding US from the intense solar
tight and heat that It may be said
without eXaggerating that the sun has
never really been studied comprehen
sively. Within the corona Is nh ocean
OF gas 5000 miles deep stained n ruby
red by tho crimson blaze of hydrogen.
Flashes Of flanio leap from this ruddy
mass often to n height of hundred
thousand inilc. md more
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
GUARD ENTERS THE MANSION.
Vardaman's Home Searched for {
Militlaman.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NASHVILLE, TENN, June Ga
Jackson, Miss. dispatch says that
the governors mansion, brilliantly
illuminated in honor of reception
rendered by Miss Vardaman to her
guests. WIS entered by the provost
guard of the State militia in searcn
of young man who WIS evading
drill duty. The truant was founi
hiding upstairs and was dragged
through the hall causing consierna-
ton among the guests. Governor ami
Mrs, Vardaman both protested against
the search. but to no avail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

HOT SPRINGS, June 6.-The Dem.
cratic convention in session here TO-
day unanimously adopted resolutions
amid intense enthusiasm endorsing
William }. Bryan as the Democratic,
standard bearer III 1908 aud selected
Jefferson Davis, as the nominee for
United States scnator.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Preparing for Dock Trial.

The batleship Minnesota, which
has been in dry dock No. 2 at the
shipyard for he past two weeks hav-
Ing. her. propeller blades set in place.
was floated out Of the basin yestcr-
day morning. Preparations for the
vessels dock trial which is to be
held soon, will now be made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
HANGED HIMSELF.
TarlreeI Farmer Ends Family Trouble
with Rope.
(BY AssOcintcl Prcsa.

(By Associated Prcs8)
WINSTON. n. c., June 6--Wllam
Bohannon. a Yadkin county farmer.
living near Rockford. committed sui
eide this morning by hanging himself
in his barn with plow line.
Bchannon arose carly, went To his
barn and fed his stock. after which
he took his life. lie was forty years
old. and had been married three
times. Financial and family troubles
are given us the cause of his act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Storm Interfered.

The State tennis tournament match.
es scheduled for yesterday afternoon
at the Norfolk County Club were
postponed OH account of rain. The
senrfinal match between Mi. Jane S
D. Able. Jr.. Of this city. and Mir.
Washington Reid, of Norfolk. was lie
gun and Mr.. Reid won he 'irst ,hrcc
games of the first set. '.'hc match
will be concluded today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Locomotive Falls Into River.

tifV Associated l'reSS.i
ASllEFll-LE. June Ga train OF
the Knoxville division Of the Southern
railroad was dcrailed today near Alex
anders on curve. and the engine,
mail, express and baggage cars let
me track, the engine ana express car
falling into the river.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Excursionists in a Wreck

7 F'N zfNHVCIiIEV I'TU5 II
ATLANTA, GA, June Gan Allan
Id and West Point excursion train
WAS run into by Il Central of Georgia
passenger train at the south end Of
the terminal station here tonight
One man. Roy Cook. of Atlanta. was
Killed; ten or more were injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Powhatan Clears

The British steamer Powhatan
cleared yesterday f1r London via Nor
folk with a part cargo Of misccllan-
eous exports loaded at this pcrt. in
Guiding 1000 sacks of flour. She
will sail today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

Miss Ilortense Ray will leave today
Tor Washington. She will spend the
summer i'll Washington. Harrisburg
and Greenville. Pa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Special Value.

Large dwelling, ll-rooms and bath.
near West avenue and 32nd Street.
only $4,000; sl700 cash, balance at
9 per cent. NELMS. MARYE. BOY
ENTON & CHAPLIN, Inc, Real Es-
tate. Rents. Loans Insurance G-:5-Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
MORE STATES FOR BRYAN.
South Dakota and Arkansas Endorse
Hin
(By Assncintcd prcss

(By Associated Pross)
fANkTON. June 6-1hc South Da-
kota Democratic convention loiay
nominated a ticNct and strongly en-.
dorsed bryan for president III 1908.
Every mention of his name on the
iioor I'll the convention brought forth
storm OF applause
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

Mrs. S. " Pierman. of Petersburg.
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Il.
G. Balm, at 229 Thrticth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

or embroidered French fanncls will FIX YOU of
in this line. The new athletic blouse, with its
lay-down collar and flowing tie, is liked by young
girls. moderately high standing collar, with
smart cravat OF silk, has less of the neslgee al
about it and is favored by many.
II you possess spring suit of lightweight ma
terial. such us pin striped serge, plaid panama,
checked chcviot or shadow check voile, take it
with you, especially where the ground is cream
or light in color.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING FROCKS.
In the way of transparent frocks there are
materials selling for almost half cost. Among
these arc batiste, silk muslin, embroidered swiss
cs organdies, sheer linens, cotton voilcs, chiffon
lissc besides the all-over embroideness laccs and
fancy nets.
| The quantity of underwear must be regulated
according to the length of time to be occupied
bv the sojourn Remember that finer skirts and
corset covers are required account of the
transparent gowns that will be worn most OF
the time.
THE WRAP QUESTION.
A long coveral of some description is neces.
cary. The quality and style must be determined
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
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[&a,

the woman who anticipates protract-
ed summer sojourn would not be required for
who has but two weeks or ten days at her
disposal. Again, TO be temporarily domiciled at
the shore followed by several weeks in the
tains requires substantial wardrobe one fitted
for warm weather well the crispy morn
climates.
1t is nc unusual thing In August for people
TO fairly sizzle by the sea- while up in the
mountains wooens and even furs are enviabe
possessions. 1t is always a wise plan to study
the climatic conditions OF the country or part
of 1t that marks your destination In either case
an extra garment two oil medium weight is a
sensible prccauton.
Some oil the suggestions for economical sum-
mer wardrobes presumably offered by fashion edi-
Tors OF various newspapers make one marvel at
the elasticity OF dollar in their hands Truly
fetching apparel springs up with magical beauty
IRON the auring pen pictures
Every woman OF ordinary means knows that
IT requires lust about Us much clever scbem-
ing as she Is capable of TO tide her ovcr
IRON one season to another in a becoming and
creditablc fashion 20 herself and purse
10 be sure, some women are positive wizards
III producing results that assuredly seem in value
twice their actual cost But then these women
are so carefully distributed over the world ne
to make their art and friendship coveted nos.
sessions.
When woman makes part of her own ward
robe tmany make fancy set or two of lingerie
during the winter) shirtwaist of cotton and a
sheer handmade blouse, there is saving. OF
course, on these items.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

ana wnen summer ouUnt is completed at
this time it is possible to obtain better value
than earlier IN the before the prices begin
TO tumble. There is usually from half to
third off on all sorts of materials. trimmings.
cessores and ready made garments twenty-five
dollars will go much farther today than fifty
dollars month ago
When a takes her vacation IN June
she necessarily mIsses many of the bargains
to be picked up at this time. Some OF the bar
gains so alluring that it requires consider
able tact and self will not to invest in them
less she has immediate use for the articles OF
course, women reason with themselves that sure
ly no such bargains will ever come their way
again.
A PRACTICAL WARDROBE
1t is quite possible that many women will have
recently purchased some of the itemized rcquis
ties, also that a few have been left over from
last summer, so that not as great an outlay
will be required as though all were purchased al
this time
A silk frock one OF pongce, colorcd or natural
hue. china silk or foulNrd. made up into plain
or more dressy sbirtwaist, is one of the cool
est and most serviccable garments a woman may
possess. 1t serves nicely for travelling and on
chilly OF stormy days, when thin, wispy frocks
would be out Of the question. Such frock
saves the laundry bills, and is worn quite late
into the autumn. Great reductions arc on all
silks.
A thrce-piecc suit of pongee or other raw
silks, with the coat jacket topped with lin
especially when the color is not a perishable
one for and soil
SOMETHING ABOUT LINENS
colored linen shirtwaist, with coat to match,
may be worn for outing or travelling purposes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

Brown. dark blue and dull green's arc good
White linen suits arc very fashionable this sum
mcr Tailored with colored collars and cuffs
and narrow braids trimmed with lace and
embroidery, they very attractive.
Linenc is cheaper than linen, and is being
considerably used this summer for shirtwaists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

and those with jackets. This material Is sold
for 1872 cents a yard. An extra white shirtwaist
or two is a good investment. See that they are
we'll fitted
A couple of pcrcale or cingham frocks for morn
ing several plain shirtwasts, couple of lingerie
blouses, then one of silk OF the new striped
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
DESCRIPTION OF SKETCHES.

The travelling suit is of the best models
seen. the tucked fronts are especially good, and
the corsace bow that untes them is favorite
t;c of the moment relieving that iiatness which
Is far from becoming IN some women The skirt
hangs full and is gored The gulmpe frock rec-
ommends itself to women as beng simple and at
trnctive, the adjustable guimpe admits OF thin
w. heavy one being used according to the die
tates Of the weather man. The negligee is of
nolka % dotted swiss that may be had for ten or
twelve and half cents yard
For summer hops and afternoon wear is a
eharn,ino little frock in the upper corner. Made
81 hatisfe 15 cents yard, and trimmed with
oil.over Valenciennes, baby Irish crochet ~, or
Sano, ret it would not bankrupt anybody. The
IN, &c swiss embroidery 121A cents, that was
SN 1s cents a yard) trimmed with lace and en-
I,.,;Jtry and relieved by willow green ribbon,
is is very attractive, OF course, you wall want "a
~ tbo ormboles in your better shirts and
blouses You can get the pattern given for
10 cents anywhere NArN'ofrH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

by each woman Where there is no check on the
purse strings many women have three OF four
garments especially adapted for specific purposes.
There viii be train wrap, for driving or
motoring, lightweight cloth, one for cool days
and elaborate affair to wear perishabe
frocks, and at the time add smartness to
the complete toilette.
Just as many and more women COM
PEELED to compromise this question and made
one or two wraps answer the purpose for sew
eral times.
For all-around wear pongee gives excellent serv-
ice This summer touches of black silk quite
fashionable MORE tafcta. Other silks are
seen and many are handsomely ornamented with
heavy lace and Oriental embroideres and long
silken scarfs with tassels. In ivory white raw
silk is quite tempting, but, of course, soils easily
In fashionable colors they also seen, many
having touches of black braid, which brings out
the color and gives them distinction.
Plain and checked serges Eight weght) are
very serviceable. Plain in light color, es-
pecally the serges, quite pretty for afternoon
and evening wear, touched off with lace and silk
or braid, OF one in gray, light or dark, is good
choice PLAIN checked and plaided mohair are
especially good on account of their durability
and disposition to shake the dust.
There are linens galore PLAIN and those IN rooe
nattern or trimmed with lace and embroidery
in the heavier patterns. Both white and colors
are seen. OF course the lightweight French
broadcloths are worn, but they do weigh down
tbc 6lny frocks beneath them. Long MORE coats
tonped bv ivory colored lace and long satin scarts
with fringe OF ball pendants, the whole lined with
,rh;te or pale color silks, serviceable and
dressv. Then, there is the coat OF lace, over
its Tninrs of chiffon and silk, but then few
women can 90 in for these elaborate styles OF
gownlng.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
TRAVELLING
CUIT OF LINEN,
PonGEE Or JERGE.

TErtY woman must be law unto her
self with regard TO the makeup of
her vacation wardrobe.
What are practical necessities for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08
SOMETHING ABOUT LINENS.

colored linen shrtwaist, with coat to match,
may be worn for outing OF travelling purposes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
EDICTO.

AvlEo asresdorsS. En- 10 Corte d.
DiAsrito del Dlstrito Judicial de-
Humacao, P. r. Abinssstato d.
Andres Antelo. La propiedad d,
Andres Antelo, tAliecido.
Por el presente 90 Avisa nor al
abslI hfmAdo Administrator Espe.
eial dc 10 propisdad dc Andres Autelo
d los AcreedoreH y & todas squella,
peraonAs cue tengAn alguna reclsma
cion contra disho Andrea Anlelo, IA.
llscido, para que exhIhan sus euentAr
con loa comprobAnteE necssArIos dan
Iro CO HsiS msseH sontados dssds |,
primerA publication do eats sdieto Al
Administrator ESpssiAI, en- au resi
denciA ca oil pueblo de YAbueoS
Puerto Rico sale del Comereios sisn
DO cate el sitio para lA lransAei6n ds
los ssunGos rtfsrenIes & diehA propis.
dad on el pueblo do Yabuooa Distrito
do HumReao.
EGta edicGo So publicArA durant,
dos msEes una vex por usmara an al
psriodieo LA DEMoCRAcIA que %
sdisA en- San Juan cuyo peri6dico se
ha dsIignRdo por lA Corts d. Dlsiri.
TO.
YAbaeoaf So 1tismhrs q do 1900.
EMILIO COLON,
AdministrAdor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
LIvAHDERA AFORTUNADA

Rig ulrAn les Csri6disoS DO W slls'
VILE, EnAdo de Ntw YORK unA sr6-
nIcA iptMenanGe. Annis Y Aihhipg
smpleAda sn nm eItA bleeimisnIo de IA
yad1 de /. lceAlidAd, steonlro essoI
dieo entire las ara adslss de rnI sami'
% de m 7isr cue llegi 81 lavtdero, up
pauus,s Tornado on pAps', Qle dsspsr'
Nsu elriosidAd. A Abririo, HpaIs'
rISron o. $40 en- b.lltts do hanso, loa
sue, aun eulnio uIAdos hAbiAa sldO,
no ntssaiIAbAr, S'Eufamsnts, psaAr
Tor sguA.
La sxprsSGda auma, psfisnteia 4
ma dana IsienIC nA que, NJ lsr ispdo
sonnataA 90 los inIlituios bAnssr Oh
nj On Lee ssia - fleEiss, prsatFs lIsvsr
consiga sus b'enss dstJrllna, q qls por
Aisr.o no aon essasos, plsa 81 Tropis
tatia Dc variAs nnSi vAliosas de lI
losAlldAd; , ess dinsro corresponds
( los alS aiisrss dc. tliimo ma
Com2 lA mpghAcha lCge6 lAivar {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
NvEVO CELuLOIDE

Ua qt inico lrg 81 aeabR do regis
GrAr en- l ala un intersssnte invento.
Tt&tAss &c IN nuevo esluloida que,
con las miGmAs vsntHiAs iudust .iAles
que el eonosido para inilar lA con
cha CGrees, en- cAmbio. del inconvs
nlsnIs cue t.eLe elts & tim1 dsstr muy
Il h.mAhle,
Fl nusVo celuloide, en- prtasuoiA
del iaego, no hses ma qas sarboni
EArse, sin llsmA sir ndir,a
Sc dee que stIA ventSjs Ia ha
sonIeguido 81 inventor me1alau6o :
ssln ote fquido, gonna arAbiKa, cola
, AssIss dc co "a irgre 'isrtas estol
t.sE qus EteE 1 Al las pfopie1kdeu Gel
primsFo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Aurora Marin.
&c nece!Ita enSeguIda

Plea podreros y homores do expsrisn.
ala On trabaiol de tGlsdro de pisdfs
para voladura de barrspo en- 10 cons
Irucci6a dc 10 gAle-A subtsrianea de
Comsrio.
Sc les proVse sobsrtlS0 para dor
mir podrAu obtsnsr eomida on 10
veeIndad. HAbrk trAbajo para ssil
mefes, mas 9 msuos.
Pusds dirigiVse Al camps msnto de
los SEalloE do Cnmerios 8 4 IL oneins
de Il SSan Juan Light d Transit
Compspys. San Juan, p r D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
EN- FL JAPON
81 vizconde Aoki conferehcia
con Mr.. Root en- el minis
teri0 de Estad0'
sOBRE LAS ESCUELkS
En- California no Sc permlte
Que las ninas japonesas va
van 4 escuelas pdbllcas,

ElJAp6n 80 dispone 6 mAntensr
10 Que erae conssituys ~ dsrecho co.
mo parecs indieArlo 10 oopfsrtneis
que ha tsnido el iusvss, sl embs ador
de Jsp6n, vlE,onds Aekl, con el scare
tario Root. eu el minisssrio do Essado.
En- ella pidi6 el embsiador On nombre
do au G obierno, que los Estados Uni
dos 10 euiden dc que 10 eonesda el
pleno uso do suE derechoa q los iApo'
nssss On California. ssg6n 10 espselfss
el tratsdo do 894 incluyendo al de-
rseho ae tIensn los nliios nscidos -
81 Ja ION, de eoneurr.r 4 los sseuelRs
pdblisss ds San Francisco.
El secretarlo Root, llsvsrA el
asuuto nj Ptesidents Mr.. Rooseve!t, y
90 muy posthls que 90 hsgan observA'
ciones In autoridadss de Caltornis,
El enh ,i.dor man'fsss6 lueg que
Lake si6n do los mush schos ia anna
sss de las eseaeiss dc Sac F apeisec,
hAbfa sido 10 ea1sa prineisAl de las
amsrgAs critisas del Jap6n contra ca
sa rel { b lea y 60 atribufa tsnta faer'
a otrss esusas sscundArias.
ri emhAiador manifesto luego or
una sntrevista. que en 50 psfs no %
ieoiA una idea clara do 10 aisuaei6n
| e. @ ,bisfno, por supussto. 80 hAcfa
cargo muy bieu do que 10 ordsn dads
contra los niHos iaponssas, co uns
dia soaici6n looAl solsments; pero Ia
gran mAsa de Ia pobiasi6n ALI, nc
snsiends las condieiones que Aqui pre-
v.lacen, y los rag >uamiartos locales
90 consi1sran por muehos como senti
niento naeionsl.
vix,onds Ackl, por al pArte,
considers al asunto eomo muy aerio,
puss msnifsss0 qus -espu6s dc tsnto 1
sA,a do smsSsd nrtrs laa dos rasio
nss, 10 uareefA lamert1h que & los
pohrss p4rvulos iAponeaea 90 les 81
istass & sal ipdiguijsd. y eco les do
lf& de vsrAs 4 los iAuou sses.
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EcOS Y N0TAS
Don TuIio Larrins 90. Leche
adultersds. Juicio contra
Yare. Yare transferid0.
CASOS DE- VARISELA
I'll senor Guevara Santini en-.
fermo. -Por homicide vo.
luntario. -Dia de gracias.

En ell pr6xtmo vapor embArearG
psra los Estados Unidos nusstro dis
tipguido amigo don Talio LarrinsgA,
ComisiodAdo On Washington, Asom'
sa6ado de 81 h'is Conehita.
Sc han vue'to 8 presentar On 10
siudad a'gunos saaos a'slados dc va
rice's, ESQ NADIA MAS nos faltaba des'
pt6i Qye essAmos Amenasados por
otras entermsdades de earattsr eonta'
gioao.
-CcntlndA yer d!endose leshe adul'
tersda en- 10 oiudsd A ese psso, 10
gastro- entsritis ssguirG en- su sgosto,
20 que o. hs dieho que 10 leche % el
lfqulio que 10 hA discriminate.
-Ss snrnssia para la pr6ximA
LseisllturA an proyeeio de ley rsfor
m ando 81 set IAl sistema Judicial
SIS en,uentra scfarmo en- Aqua
dill o nusstrn que-ido amigo don Agus'
tin GusvArA sAut'ni, mArshal de 10
Oorta do squel Dlssrriso. Oe!ebrar0'
mos 30 rsstA blss.miento.
!. -En In Corts do Dlatrito do kA-
Iyatx,z 30 esiebrAra sn eItoz diss el
iuieio contra Nteomsdes Padfn, por
homicide voluntArio en- 10 persona do
| G uillermo Narrsro
La Corte dc Dissrito de Maya
aasz, On virtud dc una mosi6n prsssn
tAda, hN reauelto tran.fsrir para sl
prf xlmo t6rmlro 10 vista del nuevo
iucio contra JotS lora'es alsas Yare
YSre
-Ha tallaoido sn Anaseo nuestvc
eorreligionArio don Vissnts Persx
Las escuslAs p6blisss do Maya.
gN'z y Ponse Sc pr ,po lsE es'ehrar
rum ooaamsnts cl dfA de grsaiA sTarks'
giving dsJs ei 20 del sexual. No So
h'mcs al on San Joan 10 har& 10
misno.
Las alm0Franas SO Curan en-
s 31% dias, con sl UNaUENTo
DE PAzO. ~ sean simples, sargran-
tes, con pissS6'. @ sxssrnas, por 70.
beldes que peAn.
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BOARDING HOUSE

Gale "a, ndmero 10A, oeste, New
York. Sitio muy e6ntrieo. Pr6ximc
al subway, & los elevadoa, 6 los eArroI
el6ctrieoa do Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, ~ y % AvenidA. Muy eerss
del hotel Marie AratOinette, donde estl
81 Club hero americana. A siete euAdral
del dostor Henn&. Casa AmpliA y ele
gAntel CosinA amerieAna y espAHo
Ia installation eompletAmente nuevs.
Tres banos. Pidanse informss 4 Ia
administration dc La DEMooRAoIA
Aurora Marin.