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The newspaper., 1907-02-22

THOSE who oppose saloons in
Paonia are getting busy and the
question will receive much con-
sideration between now and the
election. The NEWSPAPER thinks
that little if any good results have
been attained by having the town
dry for the past year We believe
considerable business in other
lines has gone away, we know we
lost $4,000 license money and we
know that as many arrests for
drunkenness have occurred as did
in the last year of license. Posi-
bly, majority of the people Still
want it dry and if so this paper is
with them. We should hope,
however, that a change would be
made and that license will be de-
clared as the proper thing for the
control of the traffic.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

In Japan banquet was given
in honor of William J. Bryan.
When it came to drinking to the
health of Admiral Togo, Mr..
Bryan raised a glass of water to
his lips. I'VE are drinking wine,
said the admiral. But you won
your battle on water" said Bryan,
land when you win any on wine,
I'll drink wine to your health"
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

AT last Grand Junction an
nounces the letting of contract
for their mountain water system.
They have sold their bond issue
of 100000 for cash at par, and
contract with the Mitchell Engi-
neering and Building company
for the system complete for $262,-
600
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

The editors gaze, through sanctum's haze
Was on vistas to the rear,
When he hied afar on choo-choo car
With not care or tear;
But now, alas! the anti-pass
Has chained him to his home,
He's got to work like any Turk
And can no longer roam.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

LOCAL republicans accuse Tom
Patterson of having control of the
Legislature. Perhaps arrive at this
conclusion through the spewing
out of the Honorable Richard
Wad Morgan Durango Demo
crat
The newspaper., 1907-02-22
Loans Wanted.

A few good loans wanted on
ranches, improved town property,
ditch stock or collateral notes.
{. c. HAWKINS
The newspaper., 1907-02-22
Commercial Printing.

or every sort and kind prompt
ly turned out at this Office. Give
us a trial order. We want to
prove that we can please you.
The newspaper., 1907-02-22

Old papers for sale at this Office,
25 cents per hundred.
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of California are visiting Mrs. Larkins'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welt, at this
place.
MONTGOMERY Lodge of Masons Of this
place has elected the following officers:
Worshipful master, DR.. George E. Lewis;
senior warden, DR.. George L. Edmonds;
junior warden. Robert G. Hilton: secre-
tary, James F. Allen; treasurer, Richard
H. Stokes.
George w. OBrien has resigned as
member of the town council Of Glen
Echo. and a special election will be held
January to choose his successor.
Sheriff George w. Mullican has received
notice from the Washington and Rock
sheriff and his deputies will be allowed to
ride free on the conlpany's cars after
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Icy Swim for a Dinner.

CHICAGO, December 26.-Two Illinois
Athletic Club swimmers. Nails Pager
and SoDhus Jensen, won the second in
stallment of their three-cornered bet yes
terday by taking a plunge in the icy
waters of the lake. The dive was taken
from the dock of the Chicago Yacht Club.
the two swimmers in abbreviated bathing
suits plunging from the dock among the
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Personal Mention.

house and presented each of the inmates
with q present Christmas eve.
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later In the morning were also we'll at
tended. Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel offi-
ciated.
Impressive services were also held in
ST Mary's Catholic Church here Christ
mas morning. high mass being celebrated
at o'clock, and low masses at 8 o'clock
and 9:SO o'clock, Rev. Philip B.. MCGUIRE,
pastor of the church, ofnciating.
At the county almshouse yesterday
Supt Rabbit provided turkey dinner.
abundance of candles, nuts. etc., and a
Christmas tree. Mrs. Henry ]. Finley
and two young ladies, members Of the
Willing Workers of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. Washing
ton. and Mrs Henry L. Wells and Mrs.
John B. Brewer, representing the Rock
Vile Union Bible Glass. visited the aims
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Green. near Bethesda. aged seventy-one
years. She had been i'll about week OF
grip. Her children. Mrs. Milton Green and
w. Perry Stallsmith of Bethesda: Mrs.
N. w. Esler of Meadvlle. Pa; Chauncey
P. Clark of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Lewis Clark of Tampa, Fla, survive her.
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Observance of Christmas.

The annual Christmas entertainment of
the Rockville Baptist Sunday school was
held last evening. The usual Christmas
tree. Santa Claus and decorations were In
evidence and special musical program
was rendered. In addition there was a
presentation of "A Reception by Mr. and
Mrs World to All Nations Mr. Irving
Lehman and Miss Katie Ricketts, repre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. World. respectively
and the various nations were represented
by a large number of the children of the
school each appearing in costume
large congregation attended midnight
n. = at ST Johns Catholic Church. For
est Glen, Christmas, and the low masses
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GIRLS COATS.
Odd lot Of about 30 Girls Coats in
stripes and plaid novelties and some
plain kerseys; sizes 8. 10 and II; all
neatly made and trimmed
with fancy silk braid and O. no
velvet, etc. Prices were ID .yO
IS, $5.9S and 1915.
8 Girls Goats; tan and mode cloth:
all beautifully made gar Go no
ments; sizes 10 and 1 II: 9S.VS
sold up to SO, $10.9S..
II Girls Coats. fancy imported
s s'sihs siao a.vy Sizes ssf q s saa $3.50
IL years: sold for $15......
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1t now seems probable that the strike
IF the employees of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Company in the states of
Utah, Wyoming and Montana win be
amicably settled.
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Cakes OF ICE tIdt " tTt :, IIOdtirlR III the
basin. - 80
Jaeger and Jensen made bet that they
would dive into the lake on THANKSGIVING
day, Christmas and New Year. and yes
terday they won the second part OF the
bet If they complete the series with a
swim on New Year day they will be the
guests Of honor at a dinner to the water
polo squad of the !. A. c. to be paid for
by the other members of the team. II
they don't the others will dine at their
expense.
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o'clock in the evening in order to preserve
order among thu passengers.
Obituary Notes.

o'clock in the evening in order to preserve
order among the passengers.
Obituary Notes.
Rev. William F. Gardner, father of Mrs.
Thomas J. Packard of this town. died re-
rently at his home at Dorsey, Md.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Raymond Davis, who died at his home
here last Monday evening. were held this
afternoon at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Davis. Rev. Ernest
L. Wolfe, pastor Of the Rockville M. e.
Church, ofIiciating. The interment was
in Rockville cemetery.
Mrs. Sarah Stallsmith, widow OF Scott
Stallsmith, died yesterday afternoon at
the hons Of her daughter, Ars. Milton
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Mems and Women's 90 and IS Inch
Umbrellas: fast black mercerized
gloria covers. Full steel frames.
Fancy metal. Natural wood en-
and metal-trimmed handles. SVC
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NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
WEDDING OF MR.. WATERS AND
MISS GAssAWAY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Md, December Is. 1907.
Miss Laura Gassaway, daughter Of
William A. Gassaway of this place, End
Bowie Franklin Waters of Germantown,
who will the first of January subscribe
to the oath of Office as states attorney
for Montgomery county, will be married
at o'clock this afternoon at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Joseph Re aiding,
at this place. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Walter P. Griggs. rector
of the Episcopal Church at Poolesville
a brother -in-law of the bride, and will be
witnessed by relatives only of the two
families. Following the ceremony COLA
ton will be served, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Waters will depart for a wedding
trip.
Miss Clara Lena Davis, daughter of 4,ir.
and Mrs. G. Vernon Davis of the vicinity
of Hyattstown. and Oscar NJ. Fogle, prin-
cipal of the high school at Brunswick,
were married recently at the home of the
bride. Rev. c. NJ; Yost. pastor of the
Clarksburg NJ f. Church, officiating.
Licenses to marry have been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court here to the
following: Frederick Walter Ricketts, OF
Washington and Miss Cora Bogley of this
vicinity, Edgar Luther Burdette Of
Hyattstown and Miss Lucy Benson of
Clarksburg. Peyton Elias Campbell and
Miss Mary Virginia White. both of Gpen-
cerville; Frederick S. Linthicum of Ira
vilah and Miss Agnes ]. West of Hunting
HILL William w. Parsley and Miss Bertha
J. GLAND. both of this county, and Bowie
r. Waters of Germantown and Miss
Laura Gassaway of Rockville.
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Ralph Luckett of New York spent
Christmas day with his parents. Prof. and
Mrs. Cooke D. Luckett. at this place.
Bruce FIack Of California reached here
yesterday, and will spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends.
Somerville Bean Of Washington spent
Christmas day at the home Of his mother
near Derwood.
Tuck Rabbit and his son, Albert, de-
parted yesterday for Madison county, Va,
where they will spend a week in quest Of
cartridges and other game.
Mrs. Charles E. Larkins and little son
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EN- La CORTE SUPRENA.
Fu8 rssuslto IN auto de "csrtlorary' >.

La Corte suprema ha resueIto 81 auto
de oertiorary pedido por w. Villavazo en-
la demanda que le sigue jose L6peS "a
rate, dejando sin efecto eI provisto que le
cOncediera en- un principle y 4 Ia Corte
de distrito de San Juan On libertad para
proeeder con arreglo 4 derecho como 81
tai auto no Sc hubiera dictado impone
las costasdel recurso al premOvente Villa
bazo.
ii asunto es 81 siguiente: z6rate de-.
mand6 Villabazo cobrandole eI importe
del arendamiento de unoB metros que con
un anuncio del dem andado ocupa parte de
la fachada dc la casa Tetuan rs. La
Corte municipal declare con lugaI la de-.
manda. Villabazo apel6 para ante Ia
Corte de este distrito y como 81 apelante
no consignsra dinero hi be elevaran los
autos dentro del plazo legal, 81 abogadO
Ginorio Emigdio) que lleva Ia defensa
de Lopez Zdrate pidi6 obtuvo de Is Cor
ta Dc distrito daclRE6Ta fFma n Hsntaucia
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BUEN GOBIERNO MO-
niCipaI en- Baya-
mon.
Sc han tornado ALI aGueTdOS bensfi-
CiOsOs para eI pdbIiGO.
Trsn CorTsO atrasadO POT IN lncIdsnts.
q nNegtro GOVERNMENTAL. )

Febrero 14.-El conceio municipal de
eAta ciudad en- la session que ceebr6 aver
microbes tom6 importantes acuerdos, que
merecen ser conocidos.
Pas6 una resoluci6n, pidiendo q Ia ca.
mana Legislative, prohiba la venta de Ii
cores los domingos en- los establecimientoB
comerciales, asf como 81 aumento de un
so p. g las patentes, determinando este
aumento para 81 arreglo de caminos veci.
males. Esta resolution demuestra eI cello
inter6s de los sefiores concejales de que
ell funesto vicio del alcohol, Sc vaya res.
tringuiendo en- benefcio de nuestra iuVen.
tud. Desde luego esperamos de los sefio.
res de la Camara, como del Conseio Eje'
cutivo secundar6n los deseos del concejo
municipal, de esta ciudad.
Sc aprov6 Ia construction del camino
desde esta ciudad hasta los lfmites de
Aguas Buenag, pasando por 8 barri0s de
esta Jurisdiction.
Sc aprueba Ia reconstruction del cami.
no de esta ciudad, hasta Toa alta, por eI
barrio de Pajaro.
Sc le concede una rebaia de 10 centavos
por arroba de caEne al que benefcie reses
para expender carnes en- Jurisdiction ex-
tra1a.
La subasta del edifcio municipal, serd
en- breve.
Sc prohibe la exportaci6n de Ia Cantera
denominada Boquer6n'po ser un peligro
constante para el pdblico, y 81 SO concede
sera con ciertas condolences.
En- breVe SO pasara una oTdenanza que
est6 en- estudio para la protection del ira
fico pGblico acerca de este va rige Ia or
den prohibiendo los puestoS fjos en- la
calle.
-Por 10 que dejo anotado el senior Pre-
sidente del concejo municipal y sus COM
paferos merecen placemes.
Ell domingo pr6ximo pasado en- ell
barrio de Santa Olaya, hubo I'm bale y
en- 81 que segdn Sc dice hubo la consi'
guiente garato resultando 10 que parece
vsrios heridos. ,
FL teniente Schettini, tuvo conocimien.
to de 10 ocurrido (por rumores) y envi6
un policfa hacer una investigation de Ia
que a6n no tengo informes Este cores
ponsal verfa con sumo gusto, que la poll
Cfa demostrase en- este asunto, la actividad
y el cello que demuestra en- averiguar
una jugada de gallos, 8 la pua de una
gatlocha.
Ell teniente sefior Schettini ro dudo por
un momento que hara esclarecer los he
chos hacienda que sus guardiaH trabaien
como acostumbran sus 6rdenes.
Ell tren correo del Ferrocarril que
debi6 lIegar aquf 4 las a. m. lego las
8 , 35 a. m. por an incidente ocurrido
con Ell troly. Los pasajeros de esta ciudad
one aguardaban la llegada del tren como
llovfa Sc mojaron, pues ests eHtaci6n estd
en- pesimas condolences.
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no sERA listed

engaf;tdo. Que siempre hay frllla
rias y fraudes en- abundancia, "a
cosa que todo el mundo sabe; perG
rara Yez 8 nunca Sc encuentra que
una importante casa comercial los
cometa, sea cual fuere la clase dc
su giro. No puede haber 6xito per-
manente de alguna class, cuando
este basado en- Ia mala fe 8 engafio. .
Los cue intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos Y pronto su-
fren Ell castigo que Sc merecen. Sin
embargo, hay muchas personas que
temen comprar ciertos artfculos
anunciados por tenor de ser am,
baucados y enganados; especial
mente Sc resisten q dar confanza
& las manifestaciones que Sc pu-
blican sobre los meritos de ciertas
medicinas. Ell muy tfcaz RENE
dio, conocido bajo Ell .nombre de
PREPARATION -DE WAMPOLE
es un art1culo que Sc puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad. y garan-
tia como la harina, artefaetos de
seda 8 algod6n, sienpre quesproce-
dan de una fabrica con reconocida
reputation. No nos conYendrfa e.
xagerar de manera alguna sus bue-
mas cualidades 8 representarla CO.
mo con las que no lie corr6spon-
dan; pero tampoco necesitamos de
tai ardid. Els tan snbrosa como la
miel y contiene los principles nu-
tritivos y curatiyos del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, que ex-
tfaemos de los hfgados frescos del
bacalao, con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
Cerezo Silvestre, y cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes reactivos medicinales,
es cosa patente q todo el mundo.
Es de improbable yalor en- casos de
Anemia, insomnia. Mala Digestion,
Afecciones de la Sangre = Tisis.
'El DR.. E. Duef1as, de Buenos Aires,
dice: Tengo el gusto de manifes-
tarles que he empleado con exec
lentes resultados su preparation en-
mis- enfermos y en- todos ellos he
Observable un resultado altamen
e satisfactorio." J" En- las Boticas.
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miento criminal, aprobado en- Mario pTi.
nero de 1902. Pas6 la comisi6n judi
cial.
--Esta maf1ana fonde6 en- el puerto el
yate Virginia, propiedad del Sr. Agassiz,
oriundo de Suiza, hoy ciudadano anne
icano. 5u especialidad es el estudio del fon
do del mar en- su yate trae aparatoB muy
curiosa. Esto recuerda & Julio Verne.
Ell senior Falkner present6 aver el G. B.
Al para que Sc dedla Junta escolar de San
Juan un pedazo de ,terreno frenJe la
plaza de Colon para la construction de un
edificio escolar para otros fines. Pas6 &
la comisi6n de obras p6blicas y propieda
des. E@<.~- -.
Ell Juez>de paz impuSo esta mailana IN
DOLLAR de multa Alejandro Martinez por
infracci6n de las leyes de Sanidad = cinco
dollars & Jaime Bosk, por infracci6n de
las ordenanzqg municipales.
Los esposos Winthrop no celebraran
esta noche la reception semanal de costum-
bre. Quedan pospuestas hasta Ell primer
Jueves del pr6ximo Abril.
--Defunciones inscritas en- ell Registro
Civil Alberto Qippe, Adelina Rios,
Francisco Calderon del Rosario, knsebia
Martinez, y Jose Pons Victoria.
Don Rafael Alvarez Torres, ha Bolici-
tado permiso de la Acadia, para cons
truir dos casas en- MiramaF.
La question mas importante que preo'
cupa & la Sanidad local de San Juan, es
Ell ganeamiento del barrio de Puerta de
Terra y, en- particular, los poblados Gam
paro" y ''Salsipuedes."
-Ss encuentra en- franca convalecencia
el sr. Domingo Hernandez, padre del Sr.
Jose H. Hernkndez, Official de la. Secreta'
ria del Ayuntamiento.
--El alcalde de la ciudad hs dispuestO
que una comisi6n de empleados Sc coupe
de clasifcar muebles viejos residuos de
obras que puedan venderse en- pGblica
subasta y los que hayan de declararse
in6tiles.
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MlTERIALEs pENTALEs.

(Continuaci6n.) Recibidos antier por
el Caracas Porta-algod6n niqueIados;
taladros de diamante para cristal = porce.
lana; caucho rosado; marca ssPerfection''
de Ia Consolidated; empaquetaduras para
las vulcanizadoras Whitney; term6metros
para las mismas; gutta- -percha para plaza
de base; martillos aut6maticos marca
Perfection; escupidores niquelados (de
metal precios nun . vistos aquf; todo
este y mil cosas mas, en- el Dep6sito dep-
tai de jose Salgado Jimenez, SO San
Francisco. (ContiuuarS.
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.ORDEN DEL Ola AVER
EN IA CAMARA De DELEGADOS

PeticioneS. El Concejo de Hatillo, opo-
niendcse la Ley de Condados.
VaFios vecinos de Mameyee, 10. y Ma
meyes 2o., barrios del mupicipio .da Rio
Grande,. Bolicitando su segregaci6n-de al
cho mnunicipio y So aggregation a de Fa-
jardo.
De don Iusto Gill Negr6n, vecino de
Yauco, solicitando Sc le envfe estudiar q
los Estadob UnidoE.
De don Tadeo Charneco Ruiz, secreta'
rio del ayuntamientQ de Moca soIicitando
que Ia Cdmara vote una ley reformando
la secci6n 81 de Ia ley para establecer IN
sistema de Gobierno local, J para OtrOs
fines.
De don Pedro Curet Cap6, vecino de
Catalc, solicita ldo SO dicten leyes restric-
twas y punitivas para prohibir la banca
en- los hipodr6mos y las apuestas de dine
ro, etc.
Del Concejo municipal de Patillas opo-
ni6ndose que SO vsrfe, utilizando la vie
de Yabucoa, Ia carretera que fguTa en- el
plano general con 81 ndmero 12.
Proyectos de ley de Ia Camara En-.
La. lectura. H. B. 105, por 81 senior Was
Ochoteco. "Para enmendar Ia secci6n "a
de Ia ley creando plazas de taqufgrafos-re
poTters de los TribunaleB de Distrito de
terminando sus deberes fjando sus .suel
dos mpensaciones.
81. B. 106, por los sefores Was Ma.
tienzo. "Para proveeT 10 necesaFio q fo-
mentar la educaci6n de senoritag puerto
Triquehas en- los Estados Unidos."
Fl. B. 107, por el senior Vicente Vifia.
L. Al
barrio de Higuey de Ia ciudad de Agua.
diIIa.'
Fl. B. 1O8, Por 81 sefor Vicente Vina.
para que SO proceda investigar Ia dis.
tribuci6n de fondos para caminos hechas
por las antiguaB juntaB de inspectoreB de
caminos, creadas por el C6digo Polftico,
tftulo VIII, artfcuIo 250."
Fl. B. 109, por los sefiores Was y Ma.
tienzo. "Sobre educaci6n de j6venes puer-
torriquefos en- los Estados Unidos."
Fl. B. la, poF los sefores Soler Was.
Para crear una escuela de enfermeras On
Puerto Rico"
I'll. B. III, por los Befiores CoIberg, Ba.
rrerau, BarceI6, Larrauri, Tizol, Audinot
Elzaburu. "Para el estudioey determi-
naCi6n de las sguas Bubterraneas eh la is
la de Puerto Rico"
Proyectos de ley de la Camara. H. B.
81, SO, SO, 100, 1O1, 102, 1O3, 1O4. Del
Consejo Executive. G. J. R. 2. Por el
senior Willoughby. "Proveyendo para el
transporte y recibimiento de los delegadoB
de los clubs comerciales de Boston, Cinci-
natl, San Louis y Chicago que ge propo-
nen visitar la isla durante, 81 mes de Fe.
brero, 1907. ~
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RAMCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOl
DE PUERTO-IRTCO.
Capital -autOIlzadO S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsaIl.
zado S3I5,532.g8, U. Sc.
Operaciones que reolisa:

Pr6stamOs Comgarantias personales. con
colaterales, y con hipotecas corto y largo
plazo sobre fincas rdsticas.
1sSGuent0S: De gfros, pagares. y obIIga
clones comerciales' corto pIazo.
6iFOs Sobre Espafia, New York, Paris,
Londres HambUrgo
GlTOs poF Gable: sobre New York y Ma
drid.
Gusntas GOrrIentss: Con interes de 2 p. g
annual d1sponiblesa la vista por cheques.
lmpOsClUles pIazO flo: Con inte.es de 2 q
p. 8 annual segun,tiempo.
SsGCi6nlde ahOFFoS: Imposiciones sobre Ii
bretas desde Is cts. q 81 700 con intereses al
6p. 8 anual.
GOhFanEaS Por cuenta agena con comi-
ZION mfnina de cobro. Sin comision para
los corrientistas.
Dap6stOs: De effective y Valores.
CambO De m0nedas: De, e,todos los pafses
VeHta de- C6duIas hibotecaTias: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p. 3 pa
gaderO por cupOnes semestrales.
Venfa de- finOas: Dando faeilidades para el
pago, en- las juTisdicciOnes de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arecibo, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf,
MaricaO, NaraniitO, PatiIlas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabucoa y YaucO.
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En- sata impranta % venda papal dc pc
i6diCe Yiaio ( $500 quiu
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PERDIDA De UNA PULSERA

En- Ell bale infantil recientemente ceIe-
brado eD el teatro, Sc estravi6 una pulsera
de nina. Dicha pulsera 90 de coral yscie-
IRA con una pequeia argolla de orc con
resorte. Tiene, ademas, IN colgante de
orc en- forma de coraz6n, con una G gra.
bada. Quien entregue dicha prenda en-
esta Redacci6n, ser6 gratiGcado.
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inferior.

inferior.
En- tai estado, el abogado de ViIIabazo
interpuso el certiorqrg que acaba de resol'
yer Ia Corte supTema.
Esta resoluci6n es impottante porque
venia ocurriendo que una parte spelaba
de nm fsllo asf Bs quedaba el asunto con
perjuicio del otro itigante.
Con 10 resueIto ahora va sabe el que
apela el riesgo que CORE sino formaliza 81
recurso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-14
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Que no publicamOs cOmunicadOs sin que
goan pagados por adelantado.
Cada sells palabras Sc cueDtan Dor una IL
a0a y Is Inca vale diez centavOs.
LnP CaTtAs que vengan con c0muniCadOa
Gin su impogta no a cQnteatan,