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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-16
LOOKING FOR HORSE THIEF.
Washington Nan Believed 90 Have
stolen Team aud Buggy.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Haserstown. MI, Oct. l5.-Sherifi Del
bert tonight received a telegram from
Greencastle, eleven miles north OF Ha-
gerstewn, To apprehend J. r. Johnson
of Washington. who IS charged with steal
ing two bay horses and new buggy, val
ued At 500 from Liyeryman Ambrose G
Bushey, from whom he hired the team
several days ago stating he wished 10
take a short drive in the country. He
was traced 90 Ilagcrstown and also 10
Frederick.
Johnson Is about thirty years old. and
has a light brown mustache. lie APP
reared at Greencastlo a week ago and
spent money literally at the hotel whore
he STAYED.
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CROKER WINS LIBEL CASE.
Former Tammany Leader VIII Be
Nindicated I'm Publication.

London. Oct. 15.-The LAWYERS represent
ing the Amalgamated Press. publishers Of
the London Magazine. agains; which
Richard Croker brought suit for damages
on the ground of defamatory statements
made in an article headed ''Tammany in
England in which Air. croker was
charged with having used his Office as
chief of Tammany Hall for purpose Of
financial profit. said to-day that tho case
had been amicaby settled out of court.
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Convicted of Larceny.

When John RichUin. alias Smith. was
called upon ia the Police Court this morn
ing % answer the charge Of the lar
ceny Of a bicycle valued at SIS and sew
eral quilts. valued at S. nc told Justice
Cation that he was drunk at the time
he stole the goods and did not know
what nc was doing \ fine Of $50 and six
months 80 the city Jail was The sentence
imposed Richwin had disposed of the
wheel for $50.
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The watchmen formerly employed at
the various street crossings along Henry
street by tho Southern Railway Com
psny were this morning Eeinstated in
their positions. II is understood that
all freight trains over the Southern viii
hereafter pass over the Henry street
track. since the abolition of the transfer
service
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The wedding Of Miss Agnes Carlyle
Bryant, daughter of capt. Herbert Bry-
ant. Of this city. 70 Lieut. John Downs.
L s y. viii occur at high noon. Octo.
Der 81. at the home Of the bride-elecl
So North Washington street. Miss Euta
Bryant. sister Of the bride-elect, viii act
IS maid Of honor
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ban RULE FAILURE
|ading Natives Want [. s.
to Stay Indefinitely.
SEETR PLEA IS INCOMPETENCE
letter class OF Citizens AdmIt Time
+ Not Fet Ripe for Them TO be
sStven Reins sf Government, and
he's Want American sHpport-Taft
Appreciated the Argument.

Il ArTB officers and other officials who
ave returned from special missions 10
i5ba in connection with American inter
ention express privately but confident
r the conviction that it viii be several
bears before the C0bans are again given
Tree rein on the island
This belief is not only based upon what
70 them is the obvious fact that the Gu
hans are Incapable of self government,
but upon the further and even more i'm
portant fact that all classes of inluen-
tial Cubsns, particularly the large prop
erty holders. do not want their own poo
T'ie again to undertake the government
% the island. at least not for several
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1t was added that counsel are not yet at
liberty 70 announce tho terms Of the set
Element
II WIS learned. however. that the terms
include the publication in the next num-
Der Of the London Magazine Of a fun
withdrawal OF the statements complained
OF, and al apology. and probably state
ment that the series OF offending articles
was discontinued, as the defendants have
undertaken 90 make nc further personal
references 10 Nj Croker therein. The
defendants also viii pay Alr. Croker s
costs
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SUFFOLK TO REMAIN WET. i"
Opposition 1 aiIs 10 Institute Pro-
ceedinEs for New Election

SPECIAL n The Washington Herald.
suffolk, Va. Oct. Although the
vets won by only eleven votes in q total
OF moro than 20, and the grand jury has
indicted one Of the election judges for
alleged corruption. the "drys' have al
lowed the time limit 10 pass without con-
testing the election
This means that the town viii remain
wet, unless Circuit Judge Prentis has
the election set aside and orders q new
one. The contest has been the most bitter
In Sunolks pclitical history
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Great oriental scholar Is Dead.

Tokyo, Oct 15.-BishcD I. j. Scheres-
chevsky, veteran Chinese missionary and
translator Of the Old Testament into Chi
nese. is dead. after a short Illness. He Is
said 80 have been enc of the worlds
greatest Oriental scholars.
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KILLED By DYNAMITE BLAST.
Three Men ThssyinR Out Explosive
arc Victims of Accident.

Special 20 The Warrington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. Oct. l5-Three men en-
ployed at the rock quarry Of the Roanoke
Stone and Lime Company, at Fringers
Switch, near here. were killed to-day by
the premature explosion of a quantity Of
dynamite. The dead.
JOHN r PURCELL Roanoke white aged tween
ts-Eine. unmarried
WILLIAM LUTHER SWITZER. Lithia. Va.
white aged thirty-hve: unmarried
MELVIN POLLARD, Lithis, Va. oolorcdi mar
ried
The mon we're thawing q lot OF dyna-
mite IN front Of a fire built OF top of the
ground. and Il IS believed one Of them
kicked stick Of the explosive, which re-
suited in the blowing up Of the whole lot.
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Special o th6 washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. Oct 15.-The mattress
factory of Adam Dracent. DDS Venable
street. burned this morning, causing
loss of $500. Owing to the building be-
Ing frame and filed with inhammable
material, Mr.. Dracent could secure no
insurance, and the loss Is total
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-16

IN the famous case of New jersey vs..
Delaware. concerning the state boundary
the Supreme Court of lhc United States
yesterday granted = suspension until
February l.
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Blows ont Gas and Dies

Special 10 the Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, oct, l5.-W. Z. Scruggs
who registered from Thurman, W. Va.
but whose home Is at Gotham. Va. blew
out the gas at Ford's Hotel Saturday
night and was found dead when the
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y. N. c. \. secretary Resigns.

Annapolis, Nd. Oct l5.-Slr G. a. Me-
Gre6or. Of Washington. who was recently
appointed secretary Of the local Young
Men Is Christian Association, has resigned.
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spain Increases war budget.

Madrid Oct. 15.-The ministry Of war
announced to-day that the war budget had
been increased by S2Ie0090-
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7sfIltItI % TIC washington HeIalu.
fredericksburg. Va. Oct I.-Bronze
crosses of honor We're presented to sixteen
Confederate veterans at Bowling Green.
Caroline County. by the Bowling Green
Chapter. United Daughters of the Confcd-
eTacy.
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room was broken open next day The
coroner decided an inquest WAS unneces-
EgrT
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Taft's Aid Talks.

of Secretary Taffs confidential
aids said TO a representative OF
Herald yesterday:
Q most surprising development 10
Il was the wen-nigh UNIVERSAL de-
among the Cubans of the intelligent
for the United states to continue
initeiy it's present control Of the
They do not talk this openly
reasons that are unnecessary 70 eE-
"a But TO Secretary Taft and mem-
Of his party with whom they thought
fe to speak their minds plainly they
i essed with a shudder Of dread the
that our government would not re-
e for the second time its hold upon
S island.
srhey pointed out that although The
sama government. in personnel. per
S. As good as could he formed with
material at hand. had been in alb
BITE and unhampered power four years.
i when the first real test of its sapac-
to meet -4he most elemental and nee
~ function came-that Of preserving
; public peace and maintaining its in
krifv intact-it failed miserably- The
rgentS, unorganized, undisciplined
y without skilled or determined lead
Zhlp. had completely nuEhed the Palma
srerhmcnt. simply beraGse that govern
slt-as efficient. Perhaps. as the Cub
ere capabls Of forming-had not the
fsight or the inherent qualities that
primary essentials Of sclf-govern-
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An army officer who was early on the
enc and who returned to Washington
esterday says that in numbers the trou-
lc makers were strong enough to have
marched on Havana and captured that
sity. since the Palma military force was
Impotent, and the people of the capital
hFere utterly indifferent. In the opinion of
ahis army officer the insurgents would
have taken Havana had it not been for
their fear that they would thereby in
volve themselves In trouble with the
United states Their leaders some of
whom were intelligent. hoped that some
thing might happen by which, after the
Palma government fell, they would be
placed IN power, which TO them means
sfmpIy possession of the offices and an op-
portunity 10 collect and disburse the rev
enues. which is about the only regular
function of government the Palma ad-
ministration seems ever 10 have dis
charged
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Army of Rin-rnn.

s. BE- rank and tile were composed almost
lis Of that element Of natives that
4 little CO no property. but whica lives
self sufficient comfort I'm Cuba with
work. They were very wei! armed.
a il VAS this circumstance that kept
q m together IN large and small groups,
|lich they were pleased To call ar
les Their arms and their nuu-erical
ECnGth gave them "A certain standing
hong the ignorant MASSES 'tdJ WAS
|ffcrine 10 their vanity, and hl1 not
Ies;dent Palma called on this country
intervent they undoubtedly would
We kept UP their show Of ''revoluting -
b. as soon as they learned what Palma
ii done. they began 20 move all of their
.rmies' toward Havana and other
Irfs where It vas known United States
II ships had been ordered their OBJ
Fl being 70 surrender forthwith 70 the
hfer.csn invaders. and thus gain the
ktus OF TevolutiOnigts It appears, how
Ter. that our naval commanders sent
TIE scene had foreseen that this I'D
lex would be resorted TO. and they rCso-
keiy declined ia accept any 'surren-
|rs Then hack 10 tho woods went
J. ''revolutionists, crcst-fallen and
.l,,-,.SE
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principal source Of Cuba's revenues. were
uuictIv eiit streHuously insistent from
tho moment of the arrival of Secretary
TAFT aud his party that this government
o. nothing that would permit the Cubans
To get control of the island for a year OF
more. What they particularly desired
was thst the United States retain control
until ire next sugar crop can be gath
cred. and 1t was shown that should the
Fnfted states authorize IN election for the
grzanization Of = uew autonoplous govera-
fncule within tic next few months, it
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) b. "insurrection. ' in the opinion of the
Elrging officials was q puny affair at
It. ana furnished material for the
n opera composer more than for
feriou> historian. Neither side wanted
snght. though the men who took to
Awocds, as the saying is in Cuba
Il having such high old time in the
q o9 warriors bold and patriots true
they would have been willing to
y Kept up their fake revolution in
|nitcIE.
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government was Puny.

b this. I mean that a government
5hich cannot defend itself against domes-
.sr--faas Is nor government at all We
tarncd enough ia the first few days Of
,nr stay aj Havana TO convince us that
nc loose and disjoiuted insurrectionary
dement's that rose against Palma would
array themselves on his side, IL the op
1oruuity were presented. with just as
much noise and buster and mock-hoToiCs
~ lhcy took up arms against him.
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Nobody knows this better than Is
.da Palma himself, and had lac not
, ~ true Cuban patriot-that Is, had
Inof close at heart the best interests
sza-hc would never have called upon
lited States for intervention. He
q fully what the consequences
bc 90 him personally. lie knew
'ur Intervention meant the down
his government. If M had been
posed. he could have increased his
y forces 10 sufficient size TO have
ip Il Discriminating warfare with
urgents for months. But h. loved
~ much 10 do that. and So he
jed that the best thing for Cuba
be FOR him 10 call upon us 10
= -l..----- 10 ---.-- Lr-1.I =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22

While the question to whom be.
l1ongs the credit for taking the mi
tiative in the cleaning of our harbors
and the repairing of our wharves Is
being discussed, every one knows
that with the ridiculous sum which
has been appropriated it is impossi-
bic to accomplish any satisfactory re-
suits.
With the twenty five thousand dol
lars appropriated by the Legislative
Assembly for the repairing of Our
wharves, it will be understood with
out any great amount of effort,
what will be accomplished.
1t all amounts to the making of a
few insignificant repairsand some su-
perhcial improvements without any
one daring to hope-not even the
Board of Trade, which is SO optimis
tic-that the habor could be clea-
ned or any important work be ac-
complished at any wharf with the
paltry sum appropriated for such
works.
The defenders Of the Board of Ira
de believe that this association has
achieved a triumph because it re
Gently asked for what we have been
for some time asking with negative
results.
The fact Of the matter is that the
history of the Board Of Trade is in
no sense a brilliant one, nor can that
body provoke envy when it is inflated
with pride over such a trihs, and ex-
poets a ringing of bells in celebrat-
ion Of fancied triumph which could
not we'll be more insignificant, nor
more divided.
That for which it now courts
praise amounts to nothing; the fact
of the Legislature having granted an
appropriation which has been asked
for by all the economic organizations
of the country ever since the pro ject
of Naval Station for Porto Rico wa
first talked Of, is no particular cause
for rejoicing.
Before that time and without the
necessity Of incessant and clamorOuS
petitions, the cleaning Of our harbors
and the care Of the Wharves We're
lookct after, because the government
fully understood that such things
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
EDITORIAL

were indispensable; works which If
was necessary to perform whether
any one asked or not.
In the feverish desire to accord
exaggerated praise where no praise
IS due, the government is made RI
diculous by those who, according to
rumor, have avery different mission
and other obligations.
We profess a very decided and
fixed opinion on the matter in quest
ion. Neither the government nor its
allies need expect any applause nor
praise whatever from Us for merely
performing their duty
Neither tbs congregantes nor their
friends need expect that if, owing to
chance circum stance, they should
do something of public utility, that
praises and TIE Deums will be show
cred on the bureaucracy. The ma
g1strate who proclaims the law does
not merit an ovation and it would be
a want of respect and an insult to
offer it.
In like manner, it would be unjust
and Unfair to censure organisms Gre
.ated for the public administration
when they act properly, but it would
be manifestly stupid and cheap adu-
lation to extend them noisy tributes
of praise
This should be borne in mind by
those who imagine that they have
accomplished something remarkable
by making known that it was advan-
|tageous to repair the wharves and
clean the harbors, and who make the
lair resound with shouts of approval
and indulge in paroXysms of 10Y.
To whom belongs the credit for
this empty triumph, this brave con
quest claimed by SO mahy2
To no one, for the simple reason
that there is no triumph, there is no
glory in the fact that care is to be
taken of the wharves that they do
not rot away, thanks to the indiff-
erence and Abandonment which seem
to be the fate Of public works in the
colony.
Such a work should not produce
any spirit Of rivalry, which might
better be left TO efforts called into
being by really worthy causes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
FL cerebr0 de un ladr0n

Edward Dunlap, uno de los ladro-
res mas famosos que registra la his
toria de los Estados Unidos, qulen
acab6 por enfermarse y manifestaba
sin escrdpuIo que su cerebro ten1a
p0r fuerza que ser distinto al del
resto de la especie humana, ha muer-
to en- Philadelphia y los profesores
del Institute Winster han procedldo
< practicar Ell examen histologico y
anat6m1co del 6rgano, y como result
tado de sus observaciones hallan que
efectivamente aqu6l presenta rasgos
tan inexplicables por 10 animales,
que Sc Green con derecho a pensar
que dicha vfscera servira de punto de
partida para descubrimientos de alta
imnortancia en- este ramo, hasta hoy
tan POGO comprendido por la clenc1a.
Lo que mas llama la atenc1on en- ell
particular, es la afrmaclon de Dun
lap, el primero er reconocer 10 ano-
malo en- la constitution de su cere-
bro
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= & T. I: lES, u e - a

El aplaudido transfornista don Ma
nucl dc la Presa, ha llegado 4 Pom
ce, de regreso de Venezuela.
Eel senior La Presa, dard en- dicha
poblaci6n varias representatives,, y
actuara despuGs en- San Juan, Maya
guez Y otras loc2lidades. Con q
aplaudid0 artista vienen las Otcrltos.
dos magnlhcas bailarinas.
La tcmporada teatral del senor La
Presa. con los v3liosos elcmcnto@
que tienc serd muy animada y di-
vertlda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
00r0s roc.bl0S en- d "Dd9in lIo.ca01.

Mons IN FrA-Novela original de
Don Antonio de Hoyos y yFinent--
Portada dc Don Jose Rodriguez
Este novela estudia IN fen6meno muy
corriente en- nucsros dfas: el alma
mucrtc de "a juventud en- medic de
la cxuberantcs galas dc la existencia
No Sc dan inviduos- dice elautor--
que, j6venes, sanos y vigorosos, EN- la
esplGndida plentiful dc Ia vida, carecen
de amores, csocranzas { ilusionesa-
Esas son almas mucrtas en- cucrpos
vivos .Mors in Vita!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
SepvlelO ESpeelaI del BOIelln MePcanll
OABLEGRAMAS.
Ia dinnisi6n de-
gabinete Moret
Don Alfonso XIII Sc ha negado
& aceptarla

Nueva York jueves.-Desde Madrid partl-
cinan Que el Rev de Espana don Alfonso XIII
Sc ha neqadoa aceptar la dimision que lie pre-
sentara el gabinete Moret, que los elementos
liberales hacen gestiones para resolver la Crisis
planteada en- favor del partido.
Probablemente continuara en- el poder el
senor Moret entrandO algunos nuevoS minis
tros nara cubrir las vacanteS de los ministries
de la Guerra de Justicia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
e general H0raCi0 vazquez
en Sam%0 Domingo
Ocupara la Vice Presidencia
de la RepGblica

Nueva York, jueves.-Los informes que Sc
reciben de la capital de Santo Domingo resul-
tan COntradiCt0riOs.
Al propio tempo que Sc anunciaba la re-
aclamado saludado con salvas de artllleria y
musica que ocupara la Vice-presidencia de
la Republica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
EnsEa c0nfereE1csa
de Algeciras
Francia ha rechazadO las
proposiciones de Austria

ticinan que los deleqados frances en- la confe-
rencia sobre los asuntos Marroquies han recha-
zado i la - proposition de los REPRESENTATIVES de
Austria. referente que dejasen Alemanla
cuatro de los puertos de la costa occidental de
MarrueCOS.
Tai propuesta equivaldria a la que hIc!e-
ron al comienzo de la conterenc1a los dele8adoS
de Italia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
Sc sgpScsaEa a0s &gEgBaGnBE0S
EN- Russa
Robo en- ell banco de "Moscow"

Nueva York, jueves.-Ante el tenor de
que Sc iniciara una 6poca de reacci6n autocra-
tica contra los elementOs liberales Sc han eCha-
do 6st0s q Ia calIe en- las principales ciudades
del Imperio ruso, y efectuado manifestations
de prOtesta.
Ell gobierno Sc muestra reservado y no de
sea desprenderse del apOyO del gabinete Witte
A la vez que ocurrian estos hechOs, sc efec
tue TN robo de mportancia en- el banco de Mos
COW pOr var1as maScaraS armadaS.
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"a c0nferenCEa Sc
ra uEB fraCas0
No podra lIegarse q un acuerdo

Nueva York, jueves.-Vuelven circular
notfcias de caracter pesimista sobre el probable
fracaso de la cOnferenCia marrOqui, Y sc teme
que no pueda lIegarse a un aCuerdo dadas las
negatives de los representatives de Franc1a
acerca de la petici6n de los delegados austria
cos en- favor de los deseos demostradOs por Ale
mania de ocupar algunos puertos de la costa
occidental de MarruecOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
Framcsa deSea eE egOs11inE .
absolute egn E1sarrueCOS
Sc opone 4 la Influenza alemana

Nueva York, jueves-Los telegramas re
cibidos de Paris acusau gran decision de parte
del Goberno frances para oponerse los deseos
manifestados por los delegados italo- -austriacos
en- favor de la Influenza alemana en- la costa
occidental del imper0 marroqui.
Ell gabinete Sarrien apoya con toda energia
la politica del dominic absolute de MarruecoS
por parte de Francia, de acuerdo con el cOnVe-
MO anglO-franc6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
Los 1emoreS de guerra
no Sc disipan
Alemania esta agotando los recursos
de la diplomacia

Nueva York jueves.-Desde Berlin infor-
man que siguen tomandose precauciones en- la
frontera francesa ante el tenor de que Sc decla-
rem rotas las hostilidades entire Alemania Y
Francia Al propio tempo el Canciller Won
Bulow, agota todos los recursos diplomaticos en-
favor del mejor 6xitO en- la cOnferencia Y Sc
hacen gestiones para evitar la guerra.
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e viaje de- Fey u Cararias


Nueva York. jueves.-El viaje del Rey
Don Alfonso Canarias, suSpendido por la cr1-
sis del gabinete Moret, Sc verihcara probable
mente el 10 de Abril pr6ximo.
Para dicha fecha habra llegado Madrid el
Kaiser Guillermo, quien seguira luego en- su
vlaie por el Mediterraneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
ACCHON ES

Banco TerritoriaI y I5H a $40
Banco de Puerto Rico $22 a g.
Banco Popular de $40 a II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
.NOtGriO

Regstrador de la pror iedad sustitutO que
fue Ia amos en- Arecibo ofrece sus servicios,
como Notario, en- Areciho. Bajos de la casa
ndmero 13, calle de la Cruz, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para su inscription en- el Regis
tro de la propiedad del Distrito y remitir
los respectivos interesados, los documentos
que con tai objeto Sc lie envfan.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
81 II M 4 II.
0nNnpeit. 81. 0finhrl
Julien 81. DIT.

Gie @cgicruna bat Die GinIaOnng
0es 9~rGfeeuteu &ooieoelt. an Ser
QuSiteIlrng in Iamestomn i'm ,Sobre
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