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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02
K 4 DE;T Ell !; ON KLEPToMAN1A.


leJIlHAT do think Of skeptomanaq'' said William A.
u W. .Pnkerton:t "Wel let me tell you kleptomana
steg This story fits hold, about nine out OF ten
AsNew York specialist got, certain morning, the
of the richest Of western mlonares He
went sdown instantly and found very handsome we'll
dressed man, who said :. - = =s~ 3.>:.
Z! Il here, sir, delicate and painful matter My
wfeis victim Of kepomania, and knowing your skill in
mental diseases have brought her for treatment under
Bring the lady to see me morning. said the
physician. %= r. $50 - = A".&>. .s,-.SEa. G4:G
~ lit will be best, perhaps, not to bring her to your
Office fatered the millionaire. THE sight OF other patients
might excite her. suggest .- ....s.2s$4t"
~ tIll receive her in my drawing ROOM Will that be
betten2' asked the physician. .:zs |
ht OH much better said the other relieved tone.
Sand the day the western millionaire led into the
drawing young woman OF singular beauty
She was magnfcenty dressed but frtve and
restless and she thought looking at her. she
secreted under her coat number Of valuable ivorie in
tagos eweled miniatures carvings in green jade, and
costly bbelos The physician and the westerner
smiled slightly at one another. 81
physician, after his examination of the patient
told the husband to return the next day alone.
And when come the husband whispered I'll bring
back these things that she has taken
sStsDo,' said the physician E%t>s@@;
sssI will said the westerner
But he didn't He won't. He and his wife thieves,
and they have worked their keptomania dodge in nearly
every city in America
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What the Market Affords

c TRICTLY fresh eggs % cents dozen.
- Creamery butter, 20 cents pound.
Pancake -four two-pound package 10 cents aF #7A
Rice, best Carolina, 10 cents pound v@~aSG.>
Evaporated pears Is and 20 cents pound @st4a Ra
Sliced ham, 20 cents apound. <%*a% ss1s# t sh#<4G
Sausagemeat Is cents pound. sg@1 &z9& sn$e.
Eggs still considerably lower than they before
Christmas They form the main breakfast dish in many
Families for they be cooked in than almost
any other food Combined with minced meat vegetables
left from dinner they form any number Of scrambles On
cold morning sausage scramble will prove appetzing
Take cupfu Of cooked sausagemea finely minced
with six beaten eggs and cook the usual
popular way Of serving eggs at the we'll known Cafe
Martin New York to boil six eggs four minutes plunge
them into cold water and then the shells Arrange
in baking dish ramekins with sauce,
sprinkle with bread crumbs and little grated cheese dot
syithsbutter and bake until brown @@.
Poached eggs delicious served with creamed salmon
Make and reheat in it either canned salmon
or cupfu of salt smoked salmon Spread buttered
toast place poached egg each slice Sprinkle with
minced parsley and garsh with lemon quarters japanese
serving poached eggs hot boiled seasoned
with melted butter lemon juice and minced parsley Spread
the rice on platter and top with the poached eggs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02
Baptized II Drinking Water

ROM FAR and near the negroes had congregated
!. for ~ baptizing,', this time at the reservoir
sofs 1.-The little town, and the hymns arose and
sthetvoiee of e,vailing interspersed with screams
aof trinmphqswept down the beach. There was
ii the fat old 4 NANNY" of the old time, with
u a husband whose head was cottony white,
with dignifed manners suggestive Of cold
Mars in his best days. There were the serious
and confident ones of both sexes, who never
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02
rHE TONGUE PORE AND AFT.

A WINE expert was tasting wines. In tasting sweet
~ wines he lowered his head his breast In tasting
dry, or sour ones he threw his head back
''Wly do you do that9" said aspectator.s S. no
81 don know. Habit guess the expert replied
t.You do it, the spectator explained because front
Of your tongue only taste things and the back of
only things and the movement head for
the purpose Of throwing the wines the right part
your tongue The have different functions
handling sweets Others sours others bters and just
as the muscles have different functions, working the
leg, and the arm. =
s'Wel WE'LL, said the expert. You surprise At
the same time I'm you right Everybody, to
think it. holds sweet things the part of the tongue
to get their favor and things the hind part
NO SHERLOCK NEEDED.
CT low could you tell they were married -
s.Why, whenever was telling story the other
kept continually breaking unmportant additions and
angry contradictions :
THREE BALLS.
tsI MISS your beautiful Jewels They are stilsin the
family, hope9'' @ aHsss Sss:A
Yes uncle has them !" 5ss3. Isl SIS ss W.
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But when it was
realized that the Rev.
Mr.. Ferguson, was i'm
,mersing: his flock in the
drinking il water Of the (.
community the whole :
police, force, in the per-.
son ,ef:,. the marshal,
rushed to the scene.
Mo ~ morning
say. not. only thee lead.
ers,H' led by Ferguson:
but. asmoaning and ex-
cited crowd in the.may-=
:sor's soffice. !.
't'asEerguson,: s al d
the mayor, /" don't. you
know there is an 4ordi-
nance s;against bathing
in the reservoir ?@,:What
:doe;Soap mean by TAX:
ing your whole flock
ethere9as r.: 80 a;z5':
4. SAMrs Mare, sab, =
said Ferguson. SEwes did
not go to battle, but to
water: last Sunday. but
water wouldn't wash al
. for sde perceding. De
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AN ASPHALT LAKE.

HERE blue lakes and silver lakes, but asphalt
i lake is the best Of ALL " said contractor.
ct visited the famous asphalt lake Of Trinidad It
looks like great black swamp surrounded with fringe Of
cocoanut palms. A little railway at and men
stand in it working asphalt firm enough to support
them asphalt in which they keep sinking down
inch or two minute asphalt 50 soft it is like
quicksand.
E.The stuff looks like between black mud and
pitch The lake lilo and its depth is ire
little and and then old tree slowly up from
the depths The work with pickaxes digging out the
asphalt in Jumps the size Of pumpkins.
can asphalt lake is the rarest and most valuable kind
to would rather than either Como or Mag
giore Or Geneva, Lucerme.'
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QUAINT.

@ SUPERINTENDENT JOHN FILM Of the Indian schools
y Of Chamberlain, S. D., has at his tongues end many
quaint stories Of Indian children.
Anent fatigue he said one day:
"a little redskin, Black Eagle, accompanied me
tramp Of sixteen miles.
1fThe boy walked well for his age but the last two
three miles went hard with him. He gave pretty plain ev
denee Of fatigue
sTired9' said ].
's'No he answered. 4 not tired; but I'd be glad if
could only my legs and carry them under my
while -
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PRAISE OF TOBACCO.
Exercise No. XXI.
IT'S passing sfran9s!"

tII IERE'' said Chicago antquary els tract that
should interest you-a rare tract in praise Of to-
bacco It is dated 1865 and it deals with the pestience
The price is $14.'' S.. - = -, :S@~.-...,. .s.#4
The dusty little book called IA Brief Treatise Of
the Nature Causes Signs, Preservation from and Cure Of
the Pestilence The author given Nv. Kemp Mr.
Of Arts The passage about tobacco, which
list Of devices for purifying the air, said eoqueny:
ssThe American Sver-weed, Tobacco is excellent
for this Purpose and excellent Defence against bad A
being smoked in Pipe, either BY itself, or with Nutmegs
Shred Rewseeds mixed with it, especially if it be nosed
for ceanseth the Air. and choakeh suppresseth and dis
perseth any Vapour it hath singular and
trary effects; it is good to being cold, and will
cool one being hot e. =
Men and Women the sanguine the cholec the melancholy
the phegmatc take It without any manifest
it abates Hunger and yet will get good Stomach; it
is agreeable with Mrh Sadness with Feastng and with
Fasting; it will make one rest that wants Sleep and will
keep waking that is drowsie."a -. sa tss nc
-. >***>* :.* AT BIRD ourr1TrER's. H..
PATENT perch said the bird outfter 1.-TWO dol
n lars. It looks like genuine twg, and when a bird
lights on it, it sways like genuine twg. *v.< :
t'This is a birds shower bath. Many birds like q
shower as YOU know fine spray ascends from this tube
to height Of eight inches falling back into this porcelain
tub Standing in the tub the bird gets fine shower
ever was given by fountain waterfall.
"'These are patent nests They look like the genuine
article They are very luxurious and springy They
lined with floss silk. H. !. -
And here is our grocery or food department Here are
bird delicacies of every description Worms ants eggs
cuttlefsh breakfast foods Salads green's down
| the list Of bird dainties -
This is patent medicine department.. Here we sci
plnage revvers' voice clearers throa srengtheners
| bird tonics,' sbi1l hardeners.' ~ "
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said Ferguson. we did . AEBShR THOUGHT OF Dat
go battle, but to wash sins away we tried salt
water Sunday, but learned vestgaon dat salt
water wouldn't wash and found thority IN de book
sde percedng De Question before honor is not
wedder Jim Ferguson shall be victed, but dis: Can salt
water wash sins away?' = -. 80. ~.
The question was serious To imprison the preacher
seemed hard After few moments. the solved
his problem - 10 $50 80 &s ~ E>T
e me- Ferguson whether the whole town would not be
wicked it drank the water that washed your sins awayY
IF you washed away the sins of congregation IN the
reservoir and drank theswater don't you see we would
become thieves and murderers9" ..--.... ~
~ nebber thought Of dat, !" said Ferguson: -
cit wouldn't do' said his honor: "Now, the town
viii charter the Pastme and you take flock down
Is Bensons creeK-you have it for day and night
seWe take de offer kindly, sal, - said Ferguson
stBdt says the mayor when he tells the story, twho
would Have the sins had Ferguson washed them away
in our RESERVOIR 9h'-Florida Times Union. " $ "
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several sexhorters themselves shepherded by TALL
fat preacher-the Rev Mr. Ferguson, he called himself
Gradually all approached the water till the leader knee
deep and then he turned
Praise de Lord chanted he, waving his hands towards
heaven dis day to lay my sackerfze de altar
hab abored long and not Il bring here
OBJ de dat cher deformed de face of dis yearh
Lord, take dem from my hand and wash dem wild dy
gracewash dem white dat dey won't known derselbs
when dey wakes de glory Of dat morning oh albation'
fsLet it. come good Lord chanted the exhorters
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R u S
ID enIs0dIa diNeIIIdg De a II!IeIga
Como nn peTodlco FeaeGlOHaTlp. lmprlmlO d oF.
galO De los reVoIueunaEIas.

q. q Novoi6 Vremia0 de San Petersbur-
60, cuenta la humorfstica aYentuTa de Ia
invasi6n en- Ia imprentai de ese peri6dico
hecha por tres enviados del Consejo de-
diputados obreros
Esos enviados, aTmados de revolver,
arreataron los celadores de los talleres,
y declararon al intendente, que estaban
encargados por el Consejo de apoderaTse
de Ia imprenta de imprimir el ndmero
de IN peri6dico que habrfa de aparecer
una semana despu6s bajo 81 tftulo de: No
ticias del Conseio de Diputados Obreros. +
Como 81 intendente rehusara prestarse q
las pretenciones de los enviadss, pfdieron
estos que se telefoneara al redactor en- lefe
para que De presentaTa Embellishments;
pero esto no ocurri6, pretestando eatar in
dispuesto envi6 I'M representate, quien
lego en- los momentos precisos en- que un
grupo de ochenta hombTes, esperaba la
puerta de la imprenta, donde fue objeto
de una escena tragic6mica de intimida-
ci6n.
No tuvo mas recurso que dejar subir q
los talleres & los invasores, los cuales, en-
su calidad de tip6grafos, procedieron ibre
y tranquilamente q Ia impression del peri6-
dico clandestino, delante del personal del
establecimiento cautivo, y en- 81 papel SUI
ministrado, bien q su pesar, por el inten-
dente.
Esa impression, de 10000 ejemplares,
perfectamente ejecutada, termin6 despues
de largas horas de trabajo. En- segui-
da, los obreros sacaron sus peri6dicos
partieron en- numerosos facres sin que los
encargados hubieran tenido tempo de avi-
sar Ia policfa.
Enterado 81 redactor en- jefe de 10 que
pasaba, exclam6: astutos bribonBl es-
cribi6 en- seguida, que los ministries M.
de Witte, deberfan imitar su energfa alb
negaci6n-de los obreros- lugar de
ocuparse de escribir en- Ell s'Mensajero Of
ciap' tfmidos artfculos justifcando su con-
ducta, igual queElos escolares que temen el
castigo del domino.
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De TOOAS parties.
I'm gran tunel.
Temple q IA musIca.

81 mas grande de los tdneles que pasan
por debajo de una masa de aqua, es el que
pasa bajo el rio Severn Tiene ocho kil6-
metros de largo.
ST Sc lleva cabo la construction del
t1nel proyectado para unir nglaterra
con 81 continente europeo por debajo del
canal de la mancha, este t6nel tendra cua-
renta = dos Kilometres de largo; pero pa
rece que los ingleses Sc inclinan mas la
aperture de otro, que medira sesenta dos
Kilometres entire la Gran Bretafa Irlan-
da.
I'm curioso reclamo ha sido presentado
al Gobierno argentine por un sujeto llama
do Wattley, representante de un sindicato
frances Sc reclama Ia possession de un te-
rreno, casi Ia cuarta parte de la provincia
Mendoza, que Sc dice fu6 regalada por el
Rey Fernando VII un hijo de un jefe
indio, cuyos herederos han transferido sus
derechos al sindicato
El Ministro frances conferenci6 con Ell
Sub-Secretario de Relaciones Exteriores, y
asisti6 tambien el Gobernador de Mendo-
"a.
Entire el Ministro de 10 Interior del
Brasil unos arquitectos europeos Sc ha
hrmado un contTato para cOnstru1r en- bio
Janeiro un Temple Ia Mdsica, parecido
4 los de Chicago y Washington. Sera de
puro marmol y de estilo griego.
FL famoso escultor Bernardelli, ha la
brado va las estatuas de la Ammonia, la
Meiodfa y ell Ritmo.
La sala de audiciones podra contener
mil personals y tendra un organo colossal
Construido en- "A lem auia
LA VILLA DE MADRID ACADIA de
recibir de Paris un esplendido surtido de
trajes bordados y calados para sefioras, pa
no para billar, frances, camisetas, crepe. da-
mascos de seda en- colores para portiers,
corbatas, (6ltimos modelos de Parfs) asi
como los mejores cuellos y pufos de hilo,
encajes de Bruselas, tiras bordadas de Sui
"a, casimires elasticotina para hac smo-
king (casa exclusively y un gran surtido de
perfumerfa. ola Villa de Madrid es la
tienda mas surtida de Puerto Rico reco-
mendamos q las personals de gusto hacer
una vista. San Francisco 81. Tel6fono
273. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

de possession de Ia nueva diretiva del Club
"Hostos'.
Dos meses permanecera en- los Esta-
do de San Juan.
Los familiares de la sefiorita Juana
Gonzalez, gestionan el ingreso de dicha
joven en- el manicomio.
--El Banco Colonial ha recibido Ia ga
rantfa para 81 nuevo dep6sito de $4,000
del Ayuntamiento de San Juan que han
de iBgresar como fondos de amortization
del empr6stito.
Los esposos Winthrop, obsequiaron
esta mafiana al Coronel Hamfll con un
buen regalo de Reyes.
Ell cabo Dionisio Gonzalez sera ascen-
dido a Sargento.
-Esta madrugada Bartolo Valentfn
dispar6 dos tiros di6 muerte en- ell barrio
s'Cimarrona" Dinisico Rivera. El ma
tador fu6 capturado ocupandole el rev6I-
yer con dos capsulas disparadas.
En- Ponce ha sido capturado un ma
rino desertor del "Cleveland".
-El teniente Villqrini, sera seguramen-
te ascendido hoy.
Sc asegura que seran assemblies a Sc
gundos tenientes los sargentos Monjil y
Chapel.
Hoy q los II p. m. cerr6se la ofcina
de correos de esta ciudad.
Este a1o Sc exijira los representan-
tes de la prensa peri6dica, que concurren
la Camara Legislative, la credencial
que los acredite. Esto es debido que
algunas personas utilizan el nombre de
los peri6dicos para .ocupar sitios en- la me-
SO de la prensa, obstaculizando la labor de
los que realmente van q trabajar.
Ell candidate para la pr6xima vacan-
te de Captain de la policfa insular es el
Teniente lturrondo.
En- estos dias Sc ha trabaiado mucho
en- las oficinas de la Secretaria del Conse-
10 poniendo en- limpio los "bills" que seran
presentados por el Secretario de Puerto
Rico.
Sc han inscrito en- el Registro Civil
los nacimientos de Gonzalo Moreno An.
gulo, Facundo Rafael Andino y Correa,
Rafael Mata Andino, Nicolas Parrilla J
Angel Martinez; las defunciones de
Cruz Valdespino Diaz, ,Odosia Claudio J
Maria Casanova.
Sc han inscrito en- el Registro Civil lol
matrimonios de Juan Sanchez Miranda y
Clotilde Lizard Coll Pablo Relta con Isa,
bel Vargas.
-El Teniente Guanil est6 en- turno pa.
ra Ell ascenso.
-El Gobernador Winthrop esta prepa
rando su mensaje.
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Esp6rase una acci6n decisiva mas de-
1000 hombres ae han Incorporate, aysr q
las fuerzas de Morales en- las cercanfas De
Puerto Plata.
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Han regresado esta isIa los sefiores
Mariana Abril y Montalvo Guenard, re-
presehtantes a la Camara, que Sc encontra-
ban en- los Estados Unidos, Y que coneu-
rriTan las pr6ximas sesiones de la Assam
blea.
-Anoche hubo una animada jarana en-
81 "Uni6n Club.
Con motive de la festividad del dfa
de hoy, han permanecido cerrados todos
tUs. establecimientos del comercio de la
ciudad.
Ha llegado esta Capital Ell Lcdo.
don Juan Was Ochoteco propietario de
Humacao y representante q la Camara
Don Ramon Irizarri, de Mayagiiez,
Sc encuentra en- San Juan desde aver.
,-Esp6rase hoy en- esta Ciudad al senior
Rosendo Matienzo Cintron, Speaker de la
Cdmara.
-El banqute ofrecido al gobernador
Winthrop, Sc compondra de cincuenta Gu
biertos y comenzara & las ocho de la noche
de hoy.
-Desde las primeras horas de la mafia-
ma de hoy vefase gran n6mero de nifos
que portando juguetes hacian sonar sus
cornetas, bombos, tambores y demas ms
trumentos musicales con que la munifcen-
cha de los Reyes, parece les obsequiara
anoche.
-Ha presentado la renuncia del cargo
de concerto del ayuntamiento de San Juan
don Jose Lopez Ortiz Zarate, siendo nom
bradO para sustituirle don Lupercio Oller.
Aver Sc present6 en- ell Cuarto de So
corro acompanado del senior Campillo Ell
transeunte Mauricio de Leon que presen-
saba una herida incisa contusa de dos cen
tfmetros de longitud sobre Ell arco super,
ciliar, otra herida en- ell horde del parpado
inferior del mismo lado varias contusio-
mes en- el cuerpo.
Seg1n referencia del lesionado, fu6 agre-
dido en- el poblado de Trujillo Alto, sin
haber encontrado auxilio de ning1n ge-
nero.
Han sido curados en- la Sala de Soco-
rro, Carlos Massies Juan Pefa de con-
tusioDes levea.
Ha sido dada de alta en- el Hostital
de Maternidad completamente restablecida
de la dolencia que le llevara ALI, la esti-
mable sefiora dofia Clara III. de Acosta.
Ell lunes pr6ximo las 8 a. m. Sc
llevara q efecto el acto Official de la aper-
tura de la Asamblea Legislative de Puer-
to Rico y Ell martes a Ia misma hora Sc
leera el mensaje del Gobernador
"A La Secretarfa de Ia Camara de De
legado han empezado a llegar peticiones y
memoriales.
-Esta noche Sc llevara efecto la toma
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| los asuntos de Marruecos.
El gobierno espafiol Sc muestra indeciso
entire aqueIlas infuenciaa, pero Ia mayoria
del Consejo de Ministries esta por apoyar
10 polftica francesa en- el asunto.
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declaraciones del heroico marino Rojest-
wensky, han creado gran animosidad CON
ira Inglaterra.
Afirma un despacho de Paris, que la
poIftica aIemana ,tiende q atraerse las sim
patfas de Russia, para neutralizar Ell acer-
camiento de Inglaterra J Francia
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Las kabiIas Sc uneven

lew York, Enero 6, 1.3O p. M
otician de Tanger que Sc nota algu-
= ..s.taci6n en- ell campo moro que hay
sefiales de que las kdbiIas riffefias tratan
de realizar algdn movimiento de hostili-
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DE SANTO DOMINGO.

New York, Enero 8, 1.3O p. M
Han ocurrido algunos encuentros par
cialea entire las fuerzas de Morales los
horacistas, sin rosultados defnitivos para
ningpno de los contendientes.
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JuzgadO de Paz de San Juan.

Modesto Vazquez, por proferir frases
obscenas en- Gel Globo," $1.00 de multa.
Rafael Muriel, por escandalo 8 insultos
F. Dayila, $500 de multa.
Luis Villa, por proferir frases obscenas
y escandalizar, $500 de multa.
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POLITICA ALEMANA.

New York, Enero 6, 1.3O .. M
Las declaraciones del almirante ru-
so Rojestwensky, son comentadas por la
prensa alemana, que ataca rudamente al
gObierno britanico.
Las relaciones entire ell Kaiser Nico-
las, Sc han restablecido cordiaImente. En-
81 mundo Official de San Petersburgo las
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ULTIMA HORA
SituaCiOn de Russia mejora.- ---Jimenez
Morales. ---FranCia Y AIenania.

ller1as europeas con motive de la actitud
asumida por Franeia y Alemania. Cont
ndan los preparativos de estas dos nacio-
nes 6rdenes de reconcentraci6n inmedia-
ia han sido dadas la escuadra francesa
del Mediterraneo.
Algunos cuerpos de ei6rcito aleman han
sido movilizados con toda urgencia.
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New York, Enero 6, 2.9O ;. n.

New York, Euero 6, 23O p. m.
La situaci6n de Russia ha mejorado
notablemente y cre6se habra una transac-
ci6n entire el Car los revolucionarios.
Jimenez Morales han celebrado un
convenio para luchar unidos contra los
revolucionarios de Caceres Horacio
Vdzquez.
-N6tase gran movimiento en- las canci-
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Las tropas del Sultan han recibido Or
denes de estar preparadas para eualquier
evento.
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SALIO De COMERLO.

Seg6n cablegrama recibido por don Ra-
mon Vald6s, embarcan hoy en- Nueva
York, los ingenieros que han de dirigir las
obras de dicho aalto.
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Jose Delgado, por escandalo, $500 de
-9ulta.
Fueron absueltos 13 acusados de infrin-
CIR ordenanzas municipales.
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