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New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
a Strange Caller

DAYS II a,r - '',''e one morning a. IN
caller who urgently vsisfed to see me. On hear
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

| assured him ! would
gladly do 50, and with
the frightened look still
in his eyes and attitude,
he knelt with me while
| asked the blessing
divine on this soul turn
ing for the first time
away from the darkness
to the path that might
lead to the best there IS
in life. To cut a long
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

From -- insight into the under world | be
Game e1a- that hopeless view should be
taken Of t-- ,.,ual or Old time prisoner The tact
tlat tae -- III been arrested many times. had
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
MOTHER" JONES COMING
SIZE WILL BE HERE TODAY
The Joan OF Arc o! the Miners Will
Address Two Meetings en- Phoenix.

Mother" Jones, the Joan of Arc OF
the miners of the United States, will
arrive in Phoenix this morning and
will remain two DAYS. She Will address
at least two meetings the first Of
which Will be held at the city hall
plaza tonight. She has been at Bisbee
since May Is of this year, lending en-
couragement TO the strike there.
Though her tour of the west is being
made under the auspices Of the social
ist party she was in the Warren dis
trict N the interest of the Western
Federation She is a close friend of
Haywood who IS ROW on trial at Boise
for his lie.
Mother" Tones is seventy years old
and is strong and vigorous. She is an
eloquent talker and appeals especially
To women. For FEARS she was the
chief lieutenant Of John Mitchell in
the anthracite field. She embarked in
the business Of agitation for better
conditions for miners about fifteen
years ago. but she labored in the
eastern fields until about four years
ago. when she was attracted b. the
abor troubles in Colorado and Utah.
She has been frequently arrested for
activity in strikes and on one occaS-
ion At least she was restrained with
out due process OF law. That was in
southern Utah soon after she came to
the vest. Her activity was regarded
as oernicious, yet she had committed
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
N. &. A. FNCAMPMfNI
JULY 80 10 AUGUST 8
The Principal Feature of !. Will De
The Selection of Men Who Can hit
the Bulls Eye at Camp Perry, y.

Though the general orders have not
vet been made public il is known that
il has been decided that the annual
cncampment Of the National Guard OF
Arizona will be held at Camp Brodle.
near Prescott, Jul.- 80. to August ~
The special feature of the encamp-
ment this year will be rifle practice,
which viii be under the direction OF
Major 7. w. Coggins.
AS the result of the practice during
the encampment il is expected that a
team of not less than twelve men VIII
h.. selected To attend the rifle shoot at
Camp Perry, Ohio. on the shore OF
Lake Erie. the latter part OF August
After the encampment proper the
team selected at Camp Brodie for TINS
service, viii remain about ten days
longer. with Major CogGins in COM
mand. for further practice on the tar
get range.
The trip to Camp Perry will require
about ten days and it is expected the
team will arrive there three or four
DAYS before il is called on to do its
part in the competitive shooting. a
day or two will be devoted to getting
rested up and acclimating the Arizona
eve to the Ohio atmosphere and then a
couple of days will be spent in prac-
tice on the Camp Perry grounds before
the actual shooting for records.
Gold and silver medals will also be
awarded at Camo Brodie to the men
making the highest and the next high
est scores These medals will be the
gift of the officers of the regiment to
the winners Major CogginS was busy
on Saturday sending out "sharpshoot-
err and "marksman' medals to the
members of the various companies who
earned them b. their good shooting
during the past year.
The officers of the regiment are Col.
J. Fl. McClintock commanding, f. F.
Grinstead, adjutant, George Alkire.
commissary. Frank Alkire. quarter
master. Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields. chap
lain. Major J. w. Foss, surgeon.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
Fresh Baseball Bats

batsin haifgr
celebrated Pontiac bats i buys the best
Draper Maynard line
market Get our atalo is free
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15

pointed as a tutor was in an examina-
ton that attended In my youth.
"This tutor prided himself on his
detective skill, and seeing a student
consulting his watch repeatedly. he
called out To him. with a wise smile:
"'Mr Smith. | will nave a look at
that watch of yours. II you please
smith seemed worried. He ad-
vanced and handed forth his watch.
The tutor opened it. and saw pasted
across the dial a tiny slip of paper
bearing the word-'Fooled.'
"Of course, then, Smith was allowed
to resume his work. But the tutor
kept his eye on him. And certainly
the young man kept looking at his
watch with suspicious frequency.
"'Mr. SMITH
1.-The voice was loud and peremp-
tory. Smith thrust his watch back
into his pocket and started guiltily.
"'Mr Smith. I'll just have another
look at that watch. please
But this time the tutor did not go
for the face. He opened the back OF
the watch instead And there. sure
enough. he found a small folded paper.
Examining it eagerly, he read:
FOOLED again.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15

ne overt act but something had Ia be
done with her. The authorities de
clared that the house I'm which she was
stopping was infected with smallpox
snd the other occupants of the house
were given time to escape. Mother
Jones was cuarantined and the quar-
antine was not lifted for forty
days.
YETI she had an opportunity to agi-
tate within her limited fields, for ev-
cry evening crowds gathered about the
house as near as the regulations al
lowed and she addressed them from a
window.
Mother" zones will go from here to
Prescott and thence to Humboldt, Nc
Cabe and other mining towns and
camps in the northern part of the ter
ritory. after which she will proceed
to California.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
LATE SHAFTS JEWELS.

An INVENTOR o. the Jewel treasure
left by the Shah of Persia shows that
the precious stones collected by him
are valued at about S50.O00.0O0. The
collection contains number of unriv-
aled diamonds and other stones. The
old crown of the Persian dynasty holds
ruby as big as hens egg. A belt
studded with diamonds. worn only on
great state occasions. weighs eighteen
pounds. and is valued at millions of
dollars. 4 wonderful silver vase is
decorated with q hundred emeralds,
one of which is so large that it was
possible to engrave on it the shah's
numberless titles. A sword with a
diamond covered scabbard is valued at
s1.250O00. = remarkable feature of
the collection is a square block of am
her of 400 cubic inches. which Per-
slams say dropped from the skies in
the time of MahOmet.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
SULPthDF ORE FOUND =
IN GRAND TRAVERSE
Formation in Shaft No. Is Chang
ing at the Depth of 800 Feet-Abun-
dance of Water Stops Work in the
New Hope.

C. F. Smurthwaite, superintendent
of the Grand Traverse and Arizona
mine on Cave Greek, came in Saturday
night and had a good piece of news to
tell. The main shaft on the property,
known as shaft No. l, is now down 800
feet and for three days past the work
ings have been in sulDhide ore. Hith-
erto the formation has been strictly
oxide The values in sulohide are not
vet great but the fact that the sui
phide zone Is being entered at all at
this time. Is most pleasing. Mr..
Smurthwaite has predicted that sui
phides would be encountered between
400 and 500 feet. and the fact that that
character of ore has been found at 800
feet is better news than he had even
hoped for. He feels quite certain that
by the time the 400-foot level has been
reached. the values will be very sat
isfactory.
The shaft has been opened uD con-
siderable on the 200-foot level by cross
cuts and drifts but below that. the
ground has been explored only by the
shaft. When the 400 level is reached
there will be further opening w OF
the property in the same way. A full
force of men is employed on this
working.
Operations have stopped at the New
Hope shaft however. the men being
driven OFT b. water. Mr.. Smurth
waite is now negotiating for a new
and larger hoist for shaft No. /, when
the fifteen horsepower hoist now in
use there will be moved to the New
Hope shaft. Pumps will also be Sc
cured for both shafts and sinking will
be continued in both. Mr.. Smurth-
waite expects 10 20 east ABOUT the
first ot August. on business. but will
lengthen his sta- ont tn a month per
haps in order 10 mix little pleasure
with his BUSINESS and dodge few
days o: the strenuous summer wealth
or
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15

When opportunity came he asked of
the official:
DO you know whether, this line pays
or not?"
"Of course it does" he replied. When
it was finished two years ago. there
hadn't been a marriage in the town in
six months. Last year there were 120.'
And how about this Year,
We'll. you can figure for yourself.
This is only one case out of ten, all
loaded the same way--all on the hug
and love. II there amt at least 200
marriages this year l don't know a
fond heart when l see one
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15

and went through the war with Prus-
STA. in which Re was badl;- wounded.
and was given the medaille militaire
for conspicuous bravery In action
When the war vas over he retired
from the ARM and became a barrister
till he entered the government police
service At the present time he con-
trolls 1900 police and 5000 Republic
Guards, and he alone is responsible
for the peace of Paris. There is pos
sibly no man living who has better
knowledge of the ways Of criminals
than NJ. LeDine-nOt only crins mails of
the low type. but those who haunt high
society: OF one and all he has record
at the Prefecture. tabulated and ready
for immediate reference.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
Personal Mention

The following were guests ut the
Hotel Adams Yesterday: l.. c. Hill,
City: w. Y. Eeder. Los Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ NJ. Curry, Chicago.
The arrivals At the Ford hotel yes
terday were w. 4. Myers, Los Angeles,
G. NJ. Wecdover, :. SchOffer. st.
Louis: JnO. Kavanough. Troy; w. b.
Twitchell, Kelvin.
Those registering at the Commercial
yesterday were: John Murphy. Tue
son: ]. f. White, Tombstone; Charles
Harris. Tempe; b. II. Fearing. Winkel-
man; George Hamlin, Relief Mine: w.
r. Cameron. Kelvin; H. Bevering, Hill
side.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
STILL BETTER.

In the evening I took a ride on a
suburban car running out from a
Pennsylvania town, and when II was
finally loaded l counted just thirty
seven young men and girls paired off,
and every young man with his arm
around his girl and her head laid af-
fectionately on his shoulder The con-
ductor went about with sober face,
and there was no one 10 guy or sneer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
AN EXAMINATION ONE.

William t. Stead. at the end of his
visit to Yale in the cause OF peace.
said at tea:
You have disappointed Inc a little
here. Despite all my efforts to make
you, you have not gone in your peace
championship the lengths I had ex-
pected you TO go. Examination time
is approaching. and / am as disap-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-15
a. MAN OF SECRETS.

NJ. Lepine. the project of the French
police. has announced his intention of
retiring into private life as soldier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
=
Ell nuevo Gobernador

Sc ha designado ell IS del actual
para la inauguration del nuevo 90
bierno de Mr.. Regis II Post.
Ell acto tendra lugar en- eel Teatro
Municipal.
Asistiran Ell Tribunal Supreme
magistrates de las Cortes de Distri
to y nicipales. Com isionados de
los epartamentos, altos empleados
de la administration. jefes y oficia
les de marina battalion de Puerto
Rico.
Terminado Ell acto del juramento
que prestara Mr.. Post ante el Presi-
dente del Tribunal Supreme don Jose
Severe Quif1ones Sc efectuara una pa
rada miitar en- la que tomaran partc
Ell batall6n de Puerto Rico y la mari
na de los Estados Unidos destacada
en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
In gran banQuets
81 scilor Dfaz Navarro dara IN ban
quete a los esposos Winthrop
el IS del corriente.
EN- EL "UNlON CLUB,

E1 Honorable Consejero y distin-
guido jurisconsulto, don Herminio
Diaz Navarro. dara Ell 13 del CO.
rriente un esplendido banquete al
Gobernador y su distinguida seflora.
Els probable que asista tambien la
Honorable dana Taft.
. Hoy estuvo Ell seflor Dfaz Navarro
en- la Mansion Ejecutiva.
Ell Gobernador Sc mostr6 muy sa-
tisfecho de la atenci6n que recibe
de los esposos Dfaz Navarro, quienes
desean una vez mas estrecnar la
amistad que les une.
Ell banquete seg1n nuestros infor-
mes sera regio.
Sc verihcara en- ell Union Club
concurriendo los amigos del seflor
D1az Navarro.
Durante ct acto la banda de la
Polic1a Insular amenizara ell acto, con
seleccioness de su escogido roper
torio. f%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
CultOS en- la Catedral
Al PATRIARCH san JOSE

Ell Presbitero don Pedro Maria Be-
rrios y la Association de Damas de-
votas de dicho Patr iarca, nos han in
vitado para los solemnes cultos que
en- la lglesia Catedral Sc celebraran
en- la siguiente forma. !.
J Ell II del corriente, al toque de
oraciones, comenzara una piado
Novena acompaflada de Orquesta.
Eleo. Sc cantara la Salve con Leta-
Mas solemnes.
:, Ell dia siguiente. FL las , de la
mailana habra misa rezada en- la qae
Sc distribuira la Sagrada Comunion i
los fieles devotos, y Ia S 9 tendra III
gar la Misa solenne 4 toda orquesta
con panegirico q cargo del elocueute
oraoor sagrado, Reverendo Padre
Paul Francisco Vicario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
Investigation de un crimen

Ell corresponsal de Anasco inf ,r :
ma que las investigaciones para de-
tener al autor 8 autores del asesinato
de Artcnio Chabriei, ocurrido en- te-
rrenos de la Central de los sefIores
Bianchi. continuan con exito.
FL teniente Chapel manifesto ha-
Der obtenido pruebas abrumadoras
contra los hermanos Sagardia. Estos
fuerdn defenidos.
Tambien Sc tiene conocitniento de
que Cd ell crimen de que Sc trata
existen completes. Sc ha oeupado
el arma con que fu6 herido Chabriel.
Fl tenicnte Chapel destaco varios
polielas en IA carcel para evitar la
fslga de los detenidos, los cuales
dlsponcn dc recursos materialcs. Los
recibidos A ultima hora
en- q cuartel GO IA po1jcia confrman
Las al1teriorcs noticias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
BoLETIN MERcANT1L DE PUERTO mo


0GtOO.
va nadie tiene que espcrar
NADIA de Mr.. Winthrop. No, he
mos dicho NAL. Puede esperar-
sc mucho todavia. y no en- vano,
del gobernador que Sc ausenta.
Puede esperarse que CONT
nue siendo en- Ia rnetr6poli Ell
amigo de II Isla, defendiendola
" apoyandola en- la lucia que
sostiene por la reconquista de
su derecho. siendo la fuerza que
Sc oponga q que. los informes
desleales de funcionarios des-
pechados por el fracaso y de
|gente que nos desconoce por
complete continuen fomentan-
do en- Ia metr6poli un estado de
opinion que nos perjudica y nos
calu1Ania.
En- la obra honrada de resta-
blecer la verdad siempre que de
la colonia sc trate, puede hace1
mucho todavia por la Isla, el
honora BILE Mr.. Winthrop.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
|C6di6o Penal de Pltlt1 Rlco
lIslADe ~ }. Jum niRll ~

Hemos recibido el primer cuader-
no del libro "C6digo Penal de Puer-
to Rico, Anotado" autorixado por n
firma de don Jesds N. Rossy, Fiscal
del Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico
Con verdadero interks hemos exa-
minsdo Ell contenido del cuaderno
por 10 que nos atrevemos a formar
julcio deductivo de toda Ia obra que
responde unoS bien meditados como
oportunos concentrates de nuestro CO.
digo penal y que Ell autor con visible
modestia restringe su trabajo al nom-
bre de "Anotaciones".
La obra del sefior Rossy significa
TN esfuerzo magno, una labor fm-
proba y enojosa. y. una man fiesta
prueba de sus elevadss dotes intelec-
tuales,
Y signifca la obra en- nuestra BIZ
blioteca jurfdica TN precioso hallazgo,
que ha llenado un importante vacio,
satisfaciendo plenamente las aspira-
clones de los jurisconsultos demas
personals dedicadas al estudio del
Derecho.
No necesitamos encarecer la ~utili-
dad de la obra para les abogados de
la lsla, para los funcionarios judicia-
les, para los estudlantes de Derecho
y para cuantas personas sean ALTOONA
das al estudio de tan importante ra-
ma de la Jurisprudencia "
La Obra del seflor Rossv, como 10
anuncia en- una circular adiunta, cons
tara de unas 200 4 800 paginas dis
trlbuldas en- tres 6 cuatro cuatro cua-
dernos, al precio de 81 cada uno
FL primer cuaderno que Sc hapu-
bllcado sc halla de venta en- la libre-
ria del. BOLETIN MERCANTIIL. sin el
importe del franqueo para los pedi-
dos de la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
~
Pol!clinica casdsla

Muchos elogios hemos dido hacer
de este importante establecimiento
4 cargo de los reputados medicos don
Victor Gutierrez y don Jose Reguero
Felid, pero ningunos tan expresivos
Y elocuentes COMO los de una Seflora
que tcnia ALI un hiio entermo y ha
permanecido dos semanas, aprecian.
do los continues cuidados, vigilancia,
esmero, c0modidades, limpieza. ,ade-
lantos, aparatos, baflos, ventil2ci6n. en-
una palabra, todo 10 que constituye
TN esta.blecimterto modeo. digno de
lmitaci6n eng los dennis pueblos en-
los cualcs falta aun este adelauto v
esta garantla de Ia salud pdblica.
LA aludida dana nos Ia. EXPIRE sado
con las.-.n>as entusiastas palabras Ia
niedida infinita de su gratitud hacis
los doctoreS Gutierrez. Jimenez Cruz
~ Reguero' Eeliii que han .asistido al
lentermo con un complete Gxito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
Concerto en- . la plaza

Programa de las pleas que
tocara manana domingo en- la
retreta, la banda de La Policia
Insular.
l.-Paso doble La Gracia de
Dios", Roig.
2.-Darza "Asi eres tu",, Rios
Ovalle.
3.-Seleccion de la opera CO.
mica "The.Pirates of Pensance'
Sullivan
4--Vals a duo de cornetines
"Pelea de Gallos', Ferroci.
5.-Gran Fantasia de la ope-
ra "Otello', Verdi.
6.-Two step "Bombones de-
Chocolate, Dueiio.
7-Bailes Argentinos Peri
con y Cato, Podesta.
B. Marcia Kismet Patroll''.l
Tobani.
%" Aires del Pals. 6. DuA
|chesne.
Star Spaneled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
y ,,r. -.
Los esposos winthrop

La reception que en- honor del Ss>z
crctario u seflora Taft daran los
esposos Wfnhrop en- Ia noche del 1 5
de Abrii, <tlene tambieu por objeDey
el despedirse ellos de sus mum erasoA
amigos. -
FL GoberA. dor V su sefiora embar
caran en- Il 'Maynower" el ola Is@'
A dicho acto concurrird 10 mas Sc
lecto de nuestra sociedad dandose
cita en- los ealones de la~=F9rtaleza
10 mas granada de nuestrqs inte-
lectuales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
RI noInbIaniento del Selop Vedia

%*Na
Nuestro estimado amigo don Earl
que de Vedia, Consul de Espafla en-
esta isla y que actualmente Sc encuen
ira en- la peninsula ha sido nom bra o
por Ell ministerio de Estado consul
de primera clase con destino q Per
pifan.
Ell seilor vedia tiene EN- esRsi c,u
dad grandes y muy buenos ~aIp igos
que veran con sentiniento su au-
sencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
Movtmiento de cdrceles

lie Ia Garcel Gle II umacaO nan SAIL
do en- llbertad por cumpl imiento de
sentenclas, Juan Peila y Trujillo y
Rafael Hernandez Cruz; de la de
San Juan anexa 4 la de Arecibo por
iguaF concepto han salido Manue el
Viera Rodriguez, Gallo Mesa de Jesus
" Jose Vega Guzman: de la de Guaya-
ma Jose Taiman.
Leonides Vazquez Saldafla y Luis
Roman Alabarrla, han salido de la
carcel de Arecioo. Ell primero por ha-
Der sido Sobreseido el sumario con-
ira el instruido, y el segundo por ha.
Der prestado la flanza que lie fue Sc
11alada9
y
Enla carcel de Mayag giiez han in
gresatlb 4 cumplir sentencia Tomas
Virola eOndenado 4 tres meses de
arresto por hurto de menor cuantia Y
IBaldomero Martinez Burgo condena.-
do TN mes dos dias dc arresto por
alterar 10 paz.
Bienvenido Morales y Juan Sierra
no, han ingresado en- la galera de SUI
maria de Ia carcel de Ponce DISPOSE
ci6n de Ia Core Municipal de aquela
ciudad, porE acusarceles del supuesto
|delitO de hurto de menor cuantla.
Ha.ingresado en- la carcel de Qua
yama cumpl,r dos meses de arres-
to el indiv1duo Victor CedefIo Coma
lez, por portar armas prohibidas
Juan D1aZ;que estaba anoche en- es-
tado de embniaguez, promovio un cs-
candalo en- Ell barrio dc la Marina, ha-
biendo sido condenado sufrir diez
dias de, arresto.
Esta maiiana Ell policia Cartagena,
sorprend'o 4 Gregcrio Soto y Felipe
Nlf1ez que estaban iugando los da
dos rn la calle de Tetuan'
Aver tarde fue denunciado e1 nifio
Eladio Nieves por que corria en- una
biciclcta 4 gran velocidad por la ca
lie de 'Nprzagaray" Hoy fue conde.
nado 4 pagar un dollar de multa.
Aver las cuatro de Ia tarde promo
vio I'm escandalo en- la calle de San
Sebastian IL individuo Asunci6n
Garrido que estaba en- estado de en-
bria.uez. fue arrestado por el guar
dia que prestaba ssrvirio en- Ia refe-
rida |eal!e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
La function de benefcencia

A Ia segunda representation de los
"Piratas Of Penzance" asisti6 aioche
nucha concurrencia, y muy distin-
guida.
Los INTERPRETERS de la opereta de
Gilbett v Sullivan. fueron tan Ovasio-
nados como la nochc del estreno.
Muchos n1meros fueron repetidos.
Esta noche Sc repite otra vez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
FL nuevo consul de Espana

Por el Ministerio de Estado ha si-
do noinbrsdo C5nsi,l de primera cla
Sc en- Puerto Rico don Joaquin Carsi
que actuslmsutc lesemncfia 81 Con-
|sulat do n Buearest. *
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-06
FIN SAN ~ AN

-
Regressron aver tarde, de Caguas,
la ssilora F. zSch.uter y su hijo Fer
nando, quien ha llegado en- buenas
condolences. La mejoria progresa
Dcseam2f Sc resta ble:ca pronto de.
todo ell dlsttngnido joven.