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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29
VulSarizaCi0n CientiflCa
Ell AzUCAR
oiferentes clases de azdcar.

Diferentes classes de azIcar.
El nombre del azdcar es generico;
es decir, que Sc aplica 4 diversss subs
tancias que tienen de comdn las pro-
piedades de tener un sabor dulce, mas
6 menos marcado, de. convertirse,
mas 6 menes facilmente, por fermen-
taci6n, en- alcohol y acido carbonico;
pero aunque pasan de una docena los
azdcares bien conocidos, nosotros nos
fijaremos tan solo en- dos, qae, ademas
de ser los mas abundantes, son tam
bieR los prototipos de las dos series
en- que pueden dividirse todos ellos:
estos son la glucosa azucar de uvas,
que va hemos encontrado al ocuparnos
de les vinos y cervezas, y el azdcar
de cana g sacarosa, que es la que Sc
emplea en- los usos domesticos. La pri-
mera Sc encuentra con abundancia en-
las uvas y otros y otros frutos agrios,
como ciruelas, melocotones, ETC., va
sola, va mezclada con otros azdcares,
y la segunda Sc halla mas comdnmen-
te en- los frutos no agrios, como ell
melon; en- los tallos rafces de verias
pl antas, como la cana de azdcar, ell
mafz, ell sorgo, la remolacha, y en- la
savia de otras, come el arce del
aZ1car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29

10 cerveza, Sc emplea gener almente el
acido sulfdrico muy dilufdo en- aqua,
~ como asf resulta muy barato, jamas
Sc apela a los frutos para obtenerlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29
PARA NUEYA ORLEANS

Al caer de Ia. tarde de aver zarpo
con rumbo al puerto de Nueva Or
leans, eI vapor 'rArkadia" de la Com
pafifa New York & Porto Rico S S..
Company, despues de tomar del
muel1e de la referida Compan1a, Ia
carga destinada al. eitado puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29
Excursion artistica

Varios artistas de Ponce Sc pre- pa
ran 4 efectuar INA excursion 4 Ca
guuas con el fn de dar IN concerto
musical.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29
r. .gl0sssO PsslSeJ0. F.
DISCURSO

del Pssidente Del JHrado Salvador Canals en- d Ccrtamsp
eario Dc HSnblsnsh, celebrate ii da d SsptemLr. ds
1906 con petVo Dc las fsas Dc Ia sonnel5n tan6nca d.
De Ia Vlrsen dc Ia Serra
(Fragmento)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29

dPero ese es tn novio? Isl toda-
via debe jugar al trompo!
No 10 creas; va tiene ounce af1os
y Sc deja el bigote.
lDonde2 lEn casa2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29
Historia.

f11SLOT1a.
En- la China conocen Ell az1car de
cana desde la antigiiedad mas remota,
pero en- Europa parece que no Sc tuvo
noticia de su existencia hasta Ell ITEM
po de las guerr as de Alexandra; hablan
de ella Teofrasto, Phinie y Luciano, y
Dioscorides dice que es una nliel con
aspecto de sal que Sc SAGA de una cana
de Ia India y de Egipto, por 10 cual
algunos la llaman sal indiana; pero
hasta despues de las Cruzadas no en-
pezo 4 ser objeto de comercio, el cual
era reslizade por los venecianos. Has
ia Ell reinado de Enrique Nv de Fran
cia, solamente Sc vendfa en- las boticas,
como medicamento en- pequefias can't
dades; en- los primeros amos del siglo
xvln apenas 81 llegaba 4 un million de
kiloqramos el consume annual de toda
la Francia,. en- el primer tercio del XIX
pasaba va este consume de So millones
de kilogramos, y en- el dltimo tercio Sc
habfa duplicado, sin que haya dejado
de seguir creciendo hasta la actua-
lidad.-
El az1car de IVA sole Sc conoce de
de fecha reciente, y hasta que a me-
diados del siglo pasado adquiri6 la
quimica organica nstable desarrollo,
no ha sido objeto de exploitation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29

Entire tia y sobrina:
Dice la prinera:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-29
Ell sz6car de uva.

Ell az1car de uvs.
Este aztcar no Sc usa como tai en-
la economic domestica, masno por ESQ
dejan de administrarnosloe conser-
vas y productos de conhteria, forman-
do parte de algunos almfbares y jara
bes aun en- Ell chocolate; pero la
gran importancia de su fabrication
esta en- destin arle la conversion en-
alcohol y vinagre, 10 cual Sc consigue
con gran facilidad; con tales fines Sc
fabrican cantidades inmensas, trans
fernando el almidon de los Ger Gales y
de las patatas, solo que en- lugar de
emplear como agente transformador la
maltina, como haciamos para fabricar
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
=. Horse RaCiau.

July 2l, 22 and,23 will be the date
ofthe grand mid-summerrace meet-
ing to be given by the; Hibbing
Speedway Association at Hibbing,
Minnesota. ..>--,- - )
The Association is hanging up
$2Oo0o for a three days meeting;
and have entries of Is outside horses
from different points, including
horses from: St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Chippewa Falls, Wis, Winnepeg,
Ashland, Duluth, and all the range
forpca. 49,; y Z 80 -,
The Association has spent up.
wards Of $1o00.00 in putting the track
and grounds in first.class condi-
ton, and the horsemen are betting
even money that the track record
will be placed below 2:14 at thie
meeting. All horsemen pronounce
the track one of the best half.n1ile
tracks in Minnesota.
Mr.. Kyle, of Chicago, will act as
sta rter, and his presence in the
judges stand is a guarantee to all
horsenaen that they will get a:square
deal and nothing else.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
An Error, Claudius.

We.note that the Mesaba Ore, in
speaking of the ball games at the
Hibbing park last Saturday and
Sunday, states that the games were
between the Virginia and Hibbing
teams. An inexcusable error, Bro.
Atkinson. It was the Eveleth ag-
gregation, strengthened in their
stronger points by couple of Vir-
ginia players, who offered them.
selves for the sacrifice.
It makes US feel bad to see such
glaring errors in the columns of a
contemporary, and we trust Claude
will refrain from hurting our feel
ings by. being more careful in fu-
ture. .,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
And the Devil-Wagoa Broke Down.

And the Devil-Wagon Broke Down.
A jolly party of Virginians who
know sport when they see it, either
by gas.light reflection or in the, au
natural, started for Hibbing at an
early hour Sunday n1orning-it was
after the barber shops closed Satnr-
day night, anyway-to witness the
ball game: between the Hibbing and
Eveleth teams. Their mode Of con.
Eveyance was a rented automobile,
and the party sped merrily on their
way until Buhl had been left in
their wake, when the devil-wagon
broke down and the visible supply
Of sporting energy of the party was
decreased by a "hike" of several
miles to the hallowed precints of
Chisholm, where a livery was
secured and the balance of the trip
made in the more dependable old
fashioned way.
The rtyreturned Monday MORN
ing by train, having wagered their
piles on the winning team and saw.
ing enough for car fare.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
$50
( CA
SOC /
MINNESOTA -

street will be opened for consider
alton at the meeting of the city
council next Tuesday evening, and
the property-owners on the street
will be given an opportunity of
seeing how close the original
estimate Of $169 to: .$179 per lot as
submitted by a representative Of
the creosoted wood block man
ufacturing company comes to the
estimate for this material as sub
United by those desirous of doing
the work. But it is safe predic-
tion that the cost of the improve
-ment will be nearly double the
original estimate.
Be that as it may, however, it may
be matter of interest to property
owners on the street to be in at
tendance at the meeting, promptly
at O'Clock, that they may become
personally cognizant of the success.
sive moves in the game.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
Ho0ligan COn1inq.

The approaching engagement of
Arthur J. Aylesworth's brilliant
musical farce, "Hooligan's
Troubles is attracting more than
ordinaryinterest. Expert dramatis
critics declare that this ia, the
brightest Of the seasons offerings
because of its grotesque situations
and ludicrous climaxes. A good
laugh in these cynical and callous-
ed days is feat worthy of note. The
ability to present brightness and
mirth, banishing worldly cares, is
not easy, but ,Hooligan does it
thoroughly and not an opportunity
for a laugh is allowed to escape.
"Hooligan's Troubles" will be at
the Fay Opera House on Friday,
July 2Oth.'
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
D DROWNED 4 IN nY LAKE,. :.
OaeieI Nd eans | loses Ills Life Jhrouql,
i Oveeturaaiiaq Of Beat. s*. I.


Overturaiag Of Beat. s.s. VIZ:
What was intended as q day of
pleasure and mirth was turned into
a day of gloom for the, several
hundred attendants at the: Pres
byterian Sunday. School picnic at
kly lake yesterday, through the &C.
cidenta1 drowning of Daniel Nc
Lean, a member of the happy
throng who left the city but a few
hours previous for a days outing.
IT seems that very shortly after
the arrival of the party at Sparta
the unfortunate boy, accompanied
BY, Vernon johnson and Ira Curtis.
left the boat house for row around
the lake, and as there was a stiff
breeze blowing at the time their
craft was caught in a trough of the
waves and their boat was capsized.,
Both the other boys grabbed the
overturned boat and held on, but
young Mclean started to swim for
small island some two or three
hundred feet distant. After cover.
ing about half the distance he was
seen to throw up his hands and go
down, and the general belief is that
he was taken with cramps, as he
was good swimmer and apparent
ly made no further effort to save
himself. ~ ~ =.
The accident occurred at shortly
before the noon hour, and the body
was recovered at about 400 O'Clock
in, the afternoon.
! The deceased was the son of MIR.
and Mrs. William Mclean, aged 16
years, and was a young man of ex-
ceptional promise. The body was
brought to this city last evening
and funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the Presbyterian
churchsat 800 p. m. on Sunday.
TO the bereaved parents and
family is extended 4 the sincere
sympathy of a multitude of friends
in their hour of sorrow.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
Meadow Nine flooded.

Through the breaking down of
the pumps at the Meadow mine, Au-
>rora, week ago, no underground
work was done at this property dur;
ing the week. The mine began to
fill with water when workmen tried
to lower pump which had :previ-
=ously been: operated in the shaft.
There. were three pumps in the
shaft, and after the one which was
lowered became disconnected one
of the others failed to work. 1t then
became necessary to operate the
other faster, but the strain was too
great, and in a short time the third
pump also got out of order, and the
water forced the men: from their
work, rising 70 within a few feetsof
the mouth Of the shaft. ...2sz:. II; i;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
Bob Has the Qualifications.

r. 3. Patterson, of Duluth, is
candidate for sheriff of st. Louis
county, and it takes heap of nerve
to fill the position in that county.
Still we are willing to guarantee
Patterson for the Job. He came
down to the Qddfellow grand lodge
at Minneapolis last week -escorting
fifteen iadies Of the Rebetah.1 degree,
and IN addition looking after the.
needs of several children destined
sfor state institutions. That's the
stuffor sherif iffs: lAnnandale Alvo-
cate. &=--4 :.s..ss .s - I r ID
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
Virginia Fire Department Relief
Association the sum of $694.73 on
Insurance. premiums collected IN
this city during the past year.
COUNTY BOARD MAKES TAX LEVY.
txpense OF the Various Department
{: About the Same as Last Year.

-A5s0ssSe VI the various S@UeQdrtmentSs
s About the Same as Last Year. ]
Az levied by the board Of county
mmissioners on Tuesday, the.
county tax for 1906 amounts to-$357,- -
100. Under a resolution introduced5
by Commissioner Patterson this
sum is divided as follows: County
revenue $4,000; county road fund:
$$05OOO; courthouse fund $75O O00;E
bond, interest and sinking fund.-
$2a0oo; county road, bridge, bond
interest and sinking fund $32, 2,1OO.
The amount of tax levied is about:
the same as last year, with the ex-;
cePtion of an increase of $4,000 in
the county road fund, and Sis, 600 I'M
the courthouse fund. ]
BY levying $4,000 for the sinking
fund, the commissioners provided;
for retiring bonded debt of sol, 600
due January 1st, next. The bonded
debt was contracted by the county
in helping the old Lake Sup uperior e.
Mississippi Railroad Company in
the building of its line from ST.
Paul to Duluth. Asa bonus to the
railroad company the county issued
bonds to the amount Of $50 oD0o, but
failed to honor the bonds as they
fell due. In fact, the county practi>,
cafly repudiated them, but COM
promise was finally effected on "a
basis of Is per cent. However, the.
principal and interest on January l..
1901, will amount to Sole !
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
Presbyterian S. S. Picnic.

The Presbyterian Sunday School
picnic yesterday was well attended,
over 26o people being On. the train.
The day was pleasant, the company
well behaved, and everything in
the matter Of railway relation pass.
ed off without jar, The grounds
at Ely lake were in splendid condi-
tion. The children enjoyed much
the shore Of the lake. Games, etc.;
were provided, and all bid we'll for
a day of rest and enjoyment. The
officers of the School as we'll as all
patrons of the excursion are CRATE.
full to all who made this excursion
pleasing to them.
The sad death of our brother,
Daniel Mclean, is one of those
events where it is difficult to locate
blame altogether. The Sunday
School had hired the boats for the
afternoon, the boatman was strictly
ordered not to let a boat out until
after the picnic dinner was over.
Some were Just beginning to eat
when word came that Daniel Nc
Lean was drowned. It was then
found that our unfortunate brother
with two companions was crossing
the lake to an island when the boat
was. caught in the trough of the
wave, as the wind was strong, was
upset and Mr.. Mclean attempted TO
swim for the island. Eye witnesses
soon went to the rescue, and one
boyclaitns to: have been within a
few feet of him when he went down
arise alive. - + - =
/ Az the picnicing party was>some
distance away at dinner it was some
time before organized effort could
be made to recover the body. 1t
was finally found in about 80 feet
Of water. r. :z.:@, E. &. ~. - : ~. III ~
M The Sunday School 4eonamittee
felt that every precautiun had been
taken to preventaccident. "A com.
nnittee: Of men had charge Of the
boats at respective hours during
the .afternoon; this ia addition to
the ownersof the bonita. This COM
naittee was to; see that each boat
was properly filled, with at least
one person in each boat competent
TO meetsan ernereency, bach boat
was TO be out but one hour at q
time. This was ttos osprevent accident
and give everybody nee 81 boats.
This same precantii ION was taken on
the train; each door Was guarded
by q teacher to pfevent anyone get.
ting out On the platform of the
fcoakhes, We are unde obliEation
10 allwho helped cond duct this large
company IS child dren, and no acci.
dent save the above. B,
..s..=ss: g 80. HENRY E. NEEE
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13
Enters Suit For Oaly,aoe.

{ As attorney for r1ra.s cinristiar,as
May, ~ q. Shea on n onday entered
snit against the Oliver Iron Mining
Co. for damages IN the sut1 off.
1o0,arising out Of the death sc:
Lloyd May,sa sson Of the plainti iff,.. d
killed while employed as water boy
inSthe recent accident at the Fayals
PIT. -. =:.5..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-07-13

~ Cost o. Wheels consiag.
ord received by ;Deputy ( CLERK
Of Court r. Jamee today 10 'fosthe
effect that tle Court On Wheels
will be Ia session IN Virginia on.
Nyednes l4y, July %, for The purpose.
oflssuint rftihsnshi IS papers.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
NEVADA MINING NOTES.

G0.5se-l Nsv-. Dec cc.-'DeveIop-lents of the
lsst fortnight CT the Stray Dog and Indian Camp
Einss a- Manhattan nave been the most important
r The history ~ the district, proving they have
hsyon6 al question, the tremendous enrichment of
ne GRE bodies q me camp below the water level
generally considered t1e questionable zone and as
s-ring beyond 1u cavll the pernanercy Of the
E-nes q rra camp" Thus spoke z. z. Stuart one
G. the leading mining authorities OF the West who
las been engaged extensively in mining and IN the
Installation o, Sreat water project IN Manhattan
cllLs aas ssss ssar. AIR stuart - visiting Gold
ae-1 toI -lE 4ags.
"A vis.- l-rocE4 tie Stray Dos VIII astonish the
visitor TC is not prepared TO immense bodies
q tremendously rlcn shipping ore and even greater
rnued. IN the wiuze below the Ic0-toot level
o. the property there is revealed from sixteen
@ twenty inches o ore that for the distance in
lsnEtn row opened % has yielded not assay
Below sslg e ton, with general average or $500
70 SeH a ton II gold contents. Such 2 showing is
seldom presented. even by the bCnanZas Of the
STATE, and Il Is doubtful Il the Mohawk CornhiCa-
lo1 cf Io-cheld car sUrpSss IL Tor hi6h grade
The Boston ofice has just received word from the
Neyaca Douglas Nine. IN the Yeringron district.
Nevada that two Zee. of yellow sulphides have
beer encountered in the workings from the Double
slaf- wclch average LIZ per cent copper
Excavations for The new compressor plant and
otheT machinery have beer completed. This com
pressor VIII be installed after the first oc the
year a-6 VIII De the second largest one IN the
tatE o. Nevada.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
Foreclosure Sales.


SUE'IlEATE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
- LeiIls J. DWyer and William HsIEl. plaintiffs
against Broadway Reliance Really Company others
Detenlants Action No. an pursuance ct Judgment
q foreclosure and sale duly entered In the
above emitted acriCu and bearing date
december 1896 ! the undersigned Referee "a said
Judgment named. vii. auction
ctAtlEe saesrOOrrs Nos. I+-iG
o1et or Manhattan. City Or New York 18th
oi January 1907 at y O'Clock that day. by 10
sti- r. nay AuctiOneer.
11-5Het = be sold and therein described follows:
A. Ia certain plot piece parcel OF
sId oelnE IN the Borough Manhattan. city of New
1t o21l--eG ana ees rtbsd as folows Beginning q
I@-i- On th~ distant
l4Tlsllne i3e feet eleven I'D
te corner iofEeI ty the intersection OF the
q fia-i4IsI avenue with the soUthery side OF One
oe1 aLc fltt-thr1 Street thence running B0uthWarIly
eons the e4stery side OF BradhUrs thrty-uine
lS5l fee ano eleven lt IA running eastward
hGEcred 200 i-et- thence parallel
with BradLlrst Avenue thlTry-nne t333
t44J trcfes thence running parallel
with One Hundred F1ftv-tatrd street hundred
Coo) feet 70 the eastsrly side
the point or place Cr beginning being ncrtt0u
ssue premises conveyed 20 He Broadway Reliance Realty
Company b2 llen-s j DwyeT and Mary T. DwyCr. his
date and intended be recorded gfnaultaneosIV
herewith these presents being given secure the pay
ment OF part OF t- purchase Of The said prem
iEss.
DATED New York. December 18th 1900
ISAAC = RUSSELL, Referee
way. Borough o. n rhsttan New York city
Following Is diagram Of the property bs sold
49, 49, 1920 Street
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
DiUidend Notices.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.


York December 10, 1909.
Notice IS hereby given coupons maturing
JANUARY :. 1907. Of bends OF
The LAKE SHORE 6 MICHIGAN SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
TIE CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY,
THE CINCINNATI NORTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY
TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY,
The INDIANA, ILLINOIS & IOWA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
COMPANY,
and their leased AID proprietary lines VII be paid
the usual places, and after WEDNESDAY. DE-
CEMBER 26 Checks for registered interest vyiu
be mailed the day.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARDS OF DIRECTORS.
CHARLES F cox, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
LATIN-AMERlcAN TOPICS.

Tie Republic Of Uruguay continues TO be DIS
tgbec by the rel gous question. II has been for
sEersl months, and the end ot that dangerous
agitation Is not yer n sight. The latest CORE
IDcn6saos cTcm AIontevideo. published IN the
Eusnos Ayres papers al hand, said: The actual
religious conflict. provoked by the men who direct
Es present Eove-unsat CT the republic, as vel as
he persecution OF the clergy perturbs the Catholic
conscielces and produces social restlessness." Il
Il ad6ec thar the government which VIII soon be
L the hands OF G new President. Sehor Wilkinson.
u determined 10 present a bin for the reform Of
he constitution. This biz includes the abolition
q the article referring 70 a state church. and In
ie place VIII be introduced the clauses already
settled ia former debates y the chambers. pro
Calming the separation Of Church from State.
Anso-lts dlvcfce viii figure also IL the projected
revision OF TIRE Uruguayan constitution; and II IS
Known tLat divorce is prohibited by the Catholic
le-go-. as said IL the letters from MOuCeVldeO.
g-nle1 -r -le nelghDorlCg Argentine papers, al!
Ehch grows more difaeuIt every day the catholic
Slz5as occupying lrnIortanL o5llces IN tle public
sehinis-rart0I fOr i would make rnen supporters
Sers @ s5'eTiafit Y Us Work ,s ~ cslj ms ne ne
r1nlors ohtch have been circulated through the
eplblc about the intended resignation Of several
ssA eIlclals. notably Juan Gorilla de san Martin
a. Fernandez Medina, respectively employed in
ge Bank ~ the Republic and in The ministry Of
~t government.
census % the population OF Rio JaneIro has
been taken recently 70 supplement the censuses
NllcH are taken a. regular intervals The ngures
-yN --at TIE capital or BraZli mas SLIGO HlLaSl-
lt1ts there are &C. IL men and 3&l50 women
-aeIe arc uo figures 10 show how many CT these
&c Janei-1 Inhabitants are white ana how many
Iegrces. This would have been OF interest, since
s.-t war has been carried on lately IA the Ar
s-L--5 and Brazilian papers because one OF the
tiner said that the majority os Brazil's popula-
- seemed 70 % Negroes or Negroes descendants
--- --er se-2rtou has been corrected
Rlo Jsnei-o was considered formerly as one Of
-ls TorEr places tu the world IN regard 70 yellow
.s'er which was endemic there and regularly
tS-sec many deaths. Now yellow fever seldom
-.Ie1-s az Ei0 JaDe!ro. and II there was recently
- - outbreak of the plague il did not last long. i
- caused. probably. says the "Br1Zillan Review.
Il Ls-lng down certain old and rlthy houses and
~7 migration ot Infected rats 10 new homes.
a lne g0Verunent ano municipal schools of Peru
Z several Latin-AmeFican republics, there are
--lopea1 professors engaged especially By the
s's OF by ne cities Lately two Belgian teachers
a re National College OF Lima attacked the ! all
professor l- the School OF Arts, ElSnor tIlar-t
- accused El-u u having written 70 = l. lno6-
f--Flce Beige ~ Brussels an article Il which
80 --acSec tne Eeg1a professors. and they said
t-~ ae hac ruined the Belgian educational mission
- y Peru.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
1879 street

.e euuroxtnate q the lien charge 70 sat
,ef vTcL the above described property be sold Is
81 s98 r, win thereon from November 9Ot
tr,arfsr with costs and allowance amounting u
71csrser the o. sale ApUrlXiIlats
c-+ o t-zss. assessments and water rates otac-
4u.Ws1 the purchaser our % the purchase
- c- rate IS tae Referee IS s4J4 = ard in
Tssfeo Sew YORK. Decenaoer ! ~ 1870
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