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official In character. and that It would be
preferable not to have gifts come from
foreign governments. Accordingly, Uncle
Sans ministers and ambassadors at the
various courts of the world were asked
to hint To the various powers that no
such official gifts be made. OF course, II
any sovereign or ruler as an individual
wished to send token of esteem it
would be gratefully accepted in the spirit
In which 1t was rendered. but the Amer
lean Chief Magistrate preferred that his
daughter should not receive presents from
governments In. their official capacities.
However, ere the occupants of the White
House had thus made clear their position
on this delicate question the government
of France had already arranged for
gift, and the national Legislature of Cuba
had appropriated the sum of $4,000 with
which TO purchase a gift. Under these
circumstances these two presents were
accepted and come In a class by them
selves.
The far-famed Cuban necklace was Sc
lected and purchased by the Cuban Min
lister In Paris and by him forwarded to
Senior Quesada the Cuban envoy at Wash
ington Intense excitement was created
in New York when the valuable gift ar
rived at that port by reason of the fact
that the package. containing 1t appeared
to have been tempered with. and II was
feared that the necklace had been stolen
en- route However an investigation
showed that the regal article of personal
adornment was perfectly safe, and 1t was
hurried on TO Washington, where Senior
Quesada carried 1t to the White House.
Miss Roosevelt received this choicest gift
In person and made pretty little speech
of thanks to the Minister.
The rope or necklace of pearls which
wog Euhag choice as n bridal souvenir
consists of 81 pearls of large size, per-
fectly matched and Joined by clasp set
with an immense diamond. necklace of
pearls of almost the same size might be
purchased for few thousand dollars. but
the expense of the string of jewels given
to the Presidents daughter is due to the
perfect matching of the pearls. whereas
no person At all conyersant with 1ewelry
could so much as glance at this necklace
and not be impressed with the exceptional
luster and brllllaney OF the individual
pearls as compared with other similar
gems from the ocean.
The gift of our sister republic OF France
is splendid Gobelin tapestry. These
tapestries are never sold. hut are manu-
featured only for presentation purposes
on exceptional occasions. and consequent
IN IL Is impossible to estimate the value
of this trophy In dollars and cents, but 1t
may be said In perfect candor that it Is
nearly as valuable as the Cuban necklace.
This precious tapestry was sent to the
White House In an unpretentlous roll as
though 1t were a strip of ordinary stair
carpet NJ. Jusserand. the French am
hassndor followed close behind, however.
with n watchful eve ever upon 1t. As In
the case of the Cuban remembrance Miss
Roosevelt received this gift In person and
thankad thu Ambassador most nrofuselT.
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Up to this time Ethel Roosevelt has
had as her private nook in the White
House the room in the northwest corner
of the building which was formerly famous
as Mrs. Cleveland's boudoir. 1t, is a cosy
and exceedingly dainty room and has the
walls hung with white dmity, on which
tiny clusters of pink and white daisies
are tied and garlanded from end to end of
the walls with narrow lutte strings OF blue
ribboning It is rather expected, however.
that now that her sister has departed,
Miss Ethel will transfer her belongings to
the chamber adjoining which was espe-
clally fitted up for Miss Alice Roosevelt.
This room is entirely in light blue, and Is
one of the most artistic apartments In the
house.
The daughter of the White House is
girl who has many close friends, but her
particular chum Is little Miss Taft daugh-
ter of the Secretary of War. For two
years now these two young people have
been almost inseparable They go to dane
ing school together, join each other for
daily ride or drive and frequently attend
the matinee, sometimes with Mrs. Roose-
welt, but more frequently by themselves.
On such occasions these two distinguished
young people usually prefer ordinary seats
in the body of the house to places In
box.
As has been said, Ethel Roosevelt is an
outdoor girl, and quite as athletic as even
her father could desire. When she was
several years younger she was an en-
thuslastic devotee of the bicycle, but now
horseback riding is her favorite diversion.
Alike to the other Roosevelt children, she
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ers, gave her a diamond and pearl dog
collar, and The American Ambassador to
Great Britain and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
sent a diamond dog collar of superb blue
white diamonds.
Some gifts highly valued for their as
sociations, as well as for their intrinsic
worth. came from the members of the
Presidents Cabinet. These included a
massive piece of silver containing center
piece and platter from the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Bonaparte; tur-
quoise chain of perfectly cut stones
from Secretary of State and Mrs. Root;
a chocolate set of Royal Worcester ware,
inlaid with silver, from Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Shaw; diamond
locket from Secretary of War and Mrs.
Taft pair of silver candlesticks from
Attorney General Moody; silver tankard
from the Secretary of Commerce and
Labor and Mrs. MetcaIf, and a hand
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AN uNDrsGursED GILLETTE.

william Gillette, the famous Conan
Doyle character actor, has less reasons
than most actors to complain Of the
critics, but he is by nature reserved and
perhaps sensitive. Almost alone in his
profession, he makes 1t rule never II he
can help 1t to meet newspaper men. On
one occasion when an old personal friend
became a dramatic critic he made 1t I'M
derstood that the acquaintance was off.
Knowing this, critic who happened TO
he Mt the same dinner party during Mr..
Glllette's last appearance in New York
purposely avoided him When the men
were on their way 10 join the ladies'
after dinner the actor SO far departed
from his custom as to make the ad-
yances.
II don't know whether you know who
I am he said 'You accuse me of gross
ignorance in my profession" the critic
answered. amused. Not at ALL" Mr..
Gillette fastened to assure him with a
quiet smile. II thought IT possible that
you had failed to penetrate my various
DISCUSSES"
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ture of his pet brand of pipe tobacco.
So far as they can, tobacco manufac-
turers try to use the same kind of TO
bacco all the time. but circumstances
are not always favorably disposed. The
tobacco is perhaps quite different. but
the market brand must be identically the
same, as 1t always has been. By the
art and skill employed 1t is possible 10
make tobacco which is grown on lowlands
taste and smell the same as that grown
on highlands. 1t is possible to make TO-
bacco grown during dry seasons take the
same flavor practically as that grown
the rainy season. The great art Is to
keep the same taste In the tobacco all
the year around, for smokers will not
have any change in their fayorite weed.
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1t occur long enough in advance of the ex.
piratlon Of her fathers term of office to
insure to her some of the privileges which
were enjoyed by her predecessor. and so
1t Is expected that the date of Miss
Ethel's formal presentation TO the world
of society and of1claldom will be pushed
forward somewhat.
The new White House belle bids fair
to develop into an even prettier girl
than her lately married halfsslster. She
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scarcely had the wedding bells ceased
ringing for Miss Alice Roosevelt ere that
large portion of the public which takes
keen interest in the domestic life of the
White House was turning its eyes upon
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, the new White
House belle. As the eldest daughter of
popular president and herself distinctive
personality, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will
always, no doubt, receive more or less
attention from the American people, but
sfter all. 1t is the glamour of the White
House which Is the chief factor in such
prominence and after four years reign
Princess Alice" must now surrender the
center of the stage to her lively little
half-sister.
Miss Ethel, who is the only daughter of
the present Mrs. Roosevelt, is not much
more than 10 years Of age, and in the or
binary course OF events would not make
her formal bow to society for almost three
years yet, but naturally the young lady
is anxious to not only make her debut
in the presidential mansion, but to have
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is almost as tall as her mother aad of
graceful carriage. has beautiful golden
hair and large blue eyes and Z complexion
that is perfection itself Mrs. Roosevelt.
who shares her husbands desire that their
children shall not lose their simplicity,
has been In no haste to transform her
daughter into a full-fedged lady of fash
ion. Miss Ethel has usually been at
tired, at even the most pretentlous White
House entertainments, in a plain white
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
B1BL1oTECA DE .LA DEMoCRActA, 50

baar 81 entraba inoporunamene e salon. va a Coz
madres cambar una ses TODD e mundo caba cuando 10
lAmaoan despuea de una rga secre sentSb
sin atrevere mrar nadie ID nQuetud que entia solo
peatad anunca de leio lentment medic
de IN ceo tranquiIo.
Paaabs mnA por delante de puertA de Ia N6orita
Verceles cuando ella Ia am6 Depues dc sgunas pabrssn in
derens Margots 6 hermosa sot que SO buena ami
90 tenia IN dedo.
-Pruehe;ela uaed diio Ia st6orta Vercslss Va,mo. =,
le sienta bien
Oh se6orital Mi mAno no 60 balanss hsrmo p,r. Ie-
var semeante ahsjaE.
-D6iss.Ia probar Eta soria e .enta acknowledgements
Yole hare listed un hermoso regaIo e dfa de mi boda
Es que 70 used cAsarse2 pregunt6 Margo temblsndc
-Qolen aabeF conte6 riendose Ia MhoriA Verceks Nc.
sotraa. las I6venes, estamos expuestas ESQ.
Deo penssr en- terrible confusion que eas pashras
pueon Margot &c a repeta dia noche pero cs
maqnnalmente ln aevere f.xOna Sin embargo aIg6n
tempo despue' concluir de lego ca y al darIe
GNt6n una taxa. 10 rechAz6 dulcsmente diciendo:
IA me Ia dArS usted 81 dia de "a hoda.
III loVen % sonrl6 parsc6 Ago sorpenddo; t6
na pero efora DordOur ffunci6 el ceno de NAL hunor
dll0 Margot que &c metese asuntos.
Margot two dicho que ella deseaba t,nto ten
saber lie pareclo "a pobAdo eta crcunianca Cor6
enerrar en- 90 cusrtc a cbexa entire las manos ol6
amsgamente Tan prono vov6 a. corr6 cuidadosmente
ceroo para que nade pudieIe tego de dolor Al en-
cesds sentase mAs libr comerz6 anszlr pcco POGO 10
que passba 30 alma
No obstante extremada uventud ell loco amor que
dominaba Margo enta obdo uico La ptinera cosa que
comprendo ue Ia mpobdd que hllabE de Iuchar con.
a los aconeclmenoS Comprendo que Gat6n amaba II sen1-
rita vercels qoe las dos fmas halabsn dc acuerdc ell
mArmono estabA decddo; h "a 6do dfs Sa scord6
de haber Vsto en bboca hombe veltdo de negro
crblendo en- pape mbrado probabemen IN nots rio re-
d'cando Ell contrIto Ia WhiA VercseI ara rca: G. 6o 10
sia 81 morr 90 madre Qu6 pcd ellie hcer contra os cuerdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

! orden6 que un empleado dc dicho cen.
tro girase, en- 10 msilana do hoy, una
vista 4 LArss.
-E,ta madrugada como & ID una
fue asistido on 10 sala de socoros IN
americana do nombre John Peters, dc
una herida insisa sobre el hombro IL.
quisrio.
Ell doctor Cueto report6 al of.
cisl de sanidad un caso de varioloi.
de y dos de varicels en- 10 CO lie de
10 sCruzs. Ell depsrtamento local de
Sanidad tom6 Embellishments las me-
dfdas oportunas para Ia iDfecsi6n y
vacunaci6n, las euales sc levsron &
efecto.
Hoy extinguieron su condena en-
10 carcel municipal Ni:olas Nuess,
Juan Disz y Jose Mora.
don Severe Marrero, activo
conssrie del Consejo Ejscutlvo solicit6
un mes dc licencia q an de reponsr su
salud.
-Quizas dentro dc POGO tee RENE
que dar q nuestros iectorss una sgra.
dable sorpresa que coincide con el
sunto de 10 eiudadaniA para los puer-
sorriquefos, Entire tanto, no dejen
de tomar la sabrosa cerveza <Pabst,
de MilwsA Akee. Unicos agentss M. R.
Calder6n Comp. Tetuau, II, San
Juan.
Ell Departsmento de Tesorerfs
levant6 hoy tres denuncias contra CO.
mereisnses dc Csguas, por hsber 90.
tiifecho aus contribuciores.
-El jueves prfximo ae celebraran
eleccionss generates en- 10 Gran Ii gia
So oberana de Puerto Rico.
-Aroche ce.ebr6 tepida la Lopia
sEstrella de Luauillcs
Hoy cantrsieron mstrimonIo G..
VII, ante el jutz 81 nor BszGn, Rafael
Adorno Figveroa y Ramona Monta.
hez Garcia.
VINO TINTO 60 lego superior
del Rivero en- cuarterolas ofrecsn Su.
cesores de L. villsmil y c. 8. en- c.
-Jo,e Pillar Echaurfa y Claudio
Bonilla fueron sentenciados hoy As
por turbar 10 pas pdblica.
-Por hurto de eocos a Mr.. John
Cloy, fueron ssntsnciados hoy 4 3 me.
ses de cGrel Juan Cept do, 1nocencio
Rodriguez, Elsdio Garcia y Silverio
Merced,
En- Humacao fue sorprend fda
snoche una jugada deteniendo & siete
lindividuos.
En- los solsres cont'guos al al.
tiguo Hotel Olimpo, Ssnturce, se
abrira una nuevA cAlle, en- donde
conitruira vsinte eAsas su propietario
don Manuel CaAals. Cada casa tiene
en- preaupueito sS4OO y dirigir& dichss
obras el contraiistA Mr.. Ksiz.
(ConGnda en- Ia pdTiha se)
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ssnores Quifones, Hernandez, Flgue-
ras, Mac Leary y W. If.
-Ha salido hasia Csguss Y Hu-
macao, sl sub eomisionado de Educa.
cion MIR. Lord. Sc cree que fue llama.
40 por squella Junta escolar sobre
asuntos do levantar nuevas escuelas.
Ell senior don Francisco Lopez,
del Dorado, 90 servira CORES ponder &
nuestras cartas on el termino de diez
dias, despu6s del cual, q fin de que 40
entere, 20 las dirlgIremos en- es.a
miama secc!6n y en- letrss d. molde. 3 2
-Muy en- hrevs 80 haran proposi.
clones por el Depsrtamento do Obra Q
Pnblicas, para adquirir piedras CON
destlne & 10 rsparaci6n del afirmsdo
dc 10 carretera de b syam6n 4 Come
10.
q I'm !. calle de San Jose ndmere
7, 20 alquila un mirador.
-Fueron levantados esta mai,ana
en- el Departamento do Tesorerfa echo
embargos en- Peifuelas, siete en- Ponce
y once en- Guayanills.
-Hemos recibido Gel Boletfn da
10 Asociaci6n M6dica do Puerto Rico,
correspondents q Marco.
Jose Quinones, alias Br6n, ven
ded0r do peri6dicos, aseas6 anoche m
tremendo estaeaxo q su eolega Trini-
dad Arroyo. FL hecho ocurri6 On In
plaza do Baldorioiy, frents q las of.
einas de correos. El agresor Auy6 Dor
10 eslle do San Francisco hacia Gale
30, siendo capturado por el policfs
Castillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

Sd -Esta mafians ss embsrc6 hscis
los Easados Unidos, en- vapor sCoa-
mos, el honorable gobernador Mr..
Beckman Winthrop.
Fnercn despedirle al muelle una
comisi6n del Tribunal Supreme, Jus'
COS do 10 Corte de Distrito y Munici
pal, altos empleados dc Ia admins
sraci6n. Tamblen corcurri6 10 bands
do 10 policfa insular.
Mr.. Winthrop permenecera en- Ia
metr6poli a)gdn tiempo.
Es probable que sl 10 del mes pro
ximo 90 embarque 81 distinguida 10.
nora . quien acompsfIar& el secreta.
rio particular Mr.. Frazier.
Ell sefor DIAZ NAVARRO hs
esssblscido 81 ofsinA dc Abk. ado ,
90 Notarfa en- ests siudad, sada de San
Justo n6maro II.
Ejerss ante IL Corts Federal, Cor.
M oe Dlsl1lto 90 toda 10 Iala J Corte
suprems, dedicandose asfmismo al
examen dc htulos dc propiedades, in-
corporation dc Corporacionss del pafs
y extrangeras y tramitaci6n dc sxpe.
dientea do appropriation forzosa.
Aseptando 10 ..nobls sompeteneis
hoy eatableeida on sl sjersiaio do las
profesionss de Abogado y Notario, el
sahor DIAz NAVARRO 90 dispons &
cobrar 4 sus elisntes honorarios exec.
sivamente m6dicos.
-Ssts mafsna esiuvieron 4 salu
dAr sl gobernador Mr.. Winthrop los
msgistrados del Tribunal Supr smo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
CAPITULO VIII

Desde que Perot hab acasado en- grande tmpress qua
form6 enrar rviente de CASTOR de da On ds eaba
mas trit Los consueo que Mrgot die e tisRceron por
emomento esa sacci6n no fu6 mas duaders que Lao
provaones ev6 boslo Pena6 mas en- ID uuerids
Margot snti6 pOdfa vVir leio de ella decr
verdad h vida que levaba gan no era prop6sto para
dserle 10 mmo que comph, cual le era forzoao
pssAr TEMPO All que e miSmo da de desepersc6E de
ura herona haaba recorrendo ora del rfo empuando
dent A uando v6 IN centen.r de pasos de dis
ado oro dprecer repenameDts entire GAUGES que bor
deaban no. Esso orprend6 nquiet6 Sc puso tmbien
corer para procur'r dene muer pero cusndo LEGO
udhmente 10 pens6 que habrs entrsdo
en- mono hasbA pr6xmo pero Ggu6 curse del rio
presentmento de NAL guo AqueI da ell Eure astabn
crecdo bundana uviaS Perro que no sssba aegre
halo m Onds mas sinerM de cosumbre Ben pronto le
paec6 yer aguna co'a blanca que Se sgitaba ha DRILLS
tumbkndoEe lue ataO hIcfG IN cad6ve que no osro
de propa MargO La degrlclda ioven no dabs MIN
gun gno de vda eba Gin moVmienO u como slmSrmoI Ov
cios ahiertos inm6vies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
HERMINIO DIAz
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO Il.
SAN JUSTO Y.
Sc encuentran desde aver tsrde On

Be encuentran desde aver tarde On
San Juan nuestros amigos , correli.
gionsrios don Ramon Orcini y don
Emilio Escalesa Seer etario munici pa |
y Juez de Paz respectiv vamente dc Vega
alta, Dichos sefloreu viensn en- eomi.
si6n del Ayuntamiento de squel pue.
bio 4 gestionar ante sl Comisiona q do
do Educacl6n una nueva eacuela gra
duadA tres rurales para aouella mu-
nicipalidad y ante el Comisionado del
Interior el establecimiento de una es.
taci6n telegrAfica, para 10 cual el mis-.
mo ayuntamiento { I ece gr asuitamente
un local spropisdo.
Es de espersr que las gestiores de
los estimables stiicres aean attend idas
tai ctmo 10 dssea aquel concsjo muni.
eipal y las necssidadss de un pue bio
entusiasta por su cultura y engrande.
cimiento.
Eg En- el Club de F. Kshrhs hn &
Co., 2S San Francisco, 90 vsnden dos
reloies de orc eada semsns, entire 60
socios, abonando 90 so 6 100 semsn al.
Eata semana obtuvo uro el sei1or G u.
mersindo Pedreirs, sosio ndm. 38.
La Corte municipal dc Carolina q
eonden6 aver { Msrcslino MARQUEE,
por acometimierto y Aggression.
En- Santa Isabel fu6 detenidt
Arturo RODRIGUEZ, quien 10 acuaa
de varios hurtos que 90 cometieron en-
aquella jurisdiction.
Sc prepara para en- breye I'm si
mulacro de bombero en- esta capital
Ell DepArtamento de sanidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27

La function de anochs On el teasro
del Parqus, fu6 I'm estfmulo para que
los Artistas que com ponen 10 compa'
MIA de zArxuels que act6s on dicho 81
ilo, alcAnzaran muchos aplAusos en-
las xarzuslas sCarcslerAs, J el <Ba.
teo,.
In 10 primsra % distlngui6 nota.
blemente el baritone ssfior Rssl, que
On su g6nero % una especislidsd.
Tambien arransaron aplausos los Sc
fiores Roselli, Ramirez Velez y Mon
tesinos.
I'm Ia function de esta nochs ae
pondrAn en- escena Gel Sefior Joaquin,
J Ella Vieiec!tas. Las hermanas Ca.
rreras luciran sus gracias do artIatas
en- los splaudidfsimos bales que eie.
cutan. La empresa prepare nuevos
estrenos que 40 anuneiaran muy prom.
tn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-27
SECCboN MERCANT|L
Aotas GomeIGIa|es De San Juan

Prselos MIN do los artlcuIos
que 90 detalIan on
almaoenes
Afrocss dc partido & Jap6n d.
&E.6.
Idem valsnciano de sgs . 6 i'd. Id.
Aios do 50 etvs. & so.
JamonsI % . 93.
Quesos aaees.a s1s Patagrks A0
Todno, . Is q 16}.
Sardinas aumadaa q Is eentayos.
Jabdn. 81 { s5 Rocamor RI
amarieAno. e2i ~
Pasta dol pafs s4e.
Aantesa oct q ei % ! y On ..atas
Dc q & 10.
HArina Dc NJ q sSi
Kamchuelas Amsrisanaa soloradss
lsfgas ssi . &5t.
0Athanxos s4i 80.
naeaIao s6isT
Cehpllas at as.
Msnteq uihal do s13 q 1e
Papas amerisanas OF
.T4saio7
Lechs condensada sAguila, & %
Id Id <Cruz Rojas s5
I'd Id <Magnolias s4}
DEL pA1S
AsGsAr para el eonaumoi
Maseabado slAro do e3t . o..
% miel alaro ss. so.
Cantrffuga alAro Is 10 as
Amcr'eaua de- 81 l'ssi
Do Ponce ~ . II.
Ron 30 grados Cartier & a1. 50 cen.
svos gallon psgAdos r. Intarnas.
Msis Q 1.60
Tai 400, nominal
PrecIos do compfa
Almid6n Q $3.50
Algoddn as5s $50
oesos do is . IL miilar.
Onsroa dulees S18
9sho do res . A..
Caf6 eorriente do e10 &103.
/ Camhlos oorrlentes
Londrea check . 4.Ss
PMfs 3t2I d.
Mamhufgo G4a
New York . s.a1e
1apada 8 DIV 1s pS
C6daIas hIpotecarlas
Badeo Territorial y Agrfcola s5S.
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Ultlmas operaclones de aZnc6r:
| 2 600 sacos dc 10 hacienda sMer-
ceditas s3.42} puesta q bordo.
kccl0nes
| Banco dc Pto. Rico % k33.
Baneo Territorial. . 16} & 1s.
Banso POPULAR. go all.
Buques anunoIados
vapor espanol sMiguel M. PM
lloss. Sali6 el is del corriente de Ca
narias para eata.
vapor espafiol <Montevideos. Es
TARA aquf el 2S del eorrisnte proeeden
10 de 10 Peninsula.
Vapor ingl6s sLindas. Este va
por de la Inca Noston sali6 ct II del
corrients de Montsvideo con carga ge'
neral de tassi1 para este puerto,
Vspor espafiol <Cstalinas. EstS
la carga en- Barcelona y saldrG pa
ra esta sl 80 del corriente.
vapor americana xBermond,, Es.
tara aauf en- Ia pr6xIma semana pro.
cedente de New Orleans y puertos do
esta isla.
vapor americano <Carolina,, a..
li6 do New York rara Ssta el "a del
actual.
Tosnaron puerto
De New York goleta americsna
sehas Lorisg, con cArga.
Vaporsa sPorto Ricos y <vascos
de- los psertos de au ruta.
Sc hsbilstaron de salida.
Golstas sPrcgrssos , sDos Her
msnoss para los puertos anunci adds.
vapor americana <CoAmo, para
New York
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
sHeratlo l.. Bekers deacarg ando
sEmily J. Wites cargardo
sHarold 9. Beksrs descargando
sMaior Pichandss deacargando
samuel W. Hathways cargando
<Chss Lorings deseargando
COSTANEROs
Msysg1.zsnas Aglla y MayagHez
<Esperanzas Yabucoa
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