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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

Mrs. Wilsnack visited friends in
Pullman Friday afternoon.
The Knights of Father Matthew
had a meeting last evening.
Mrs. Lenzen was the guest of Mrs.
Miller in Indiana Harbor Thursday.
Mrs. Doemling of Roseland visited
Mrs. Krosskurth of Pullman Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zrssinsk are the par
ents of a fourteen pound baby girl,
born Tuesday.
A pocketbook was found on the
Michigan avenue car and handed to
the conductor, who in turn sent 1t to
the office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
VALPARAISO NEWS

Melvin Miller leaves his position at
Joseph Decker's- tomorrow night.
Charles Lee and wife leave tomorrow
for weeks visit in Crawfordsville
John Object and wife of SidIey are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Claus Ruge.
Mrs. Anna Gibson of Lawrence, Kan,
is here on account of the illness of
her mother.
DR.. H. NJ. Evans and Roy Bartholo-
NEW attended meeting of the North
ern Indiana Fair association at South
Bend yesterday.
The infant child of G. r. Jones died
last night at o'clock. Funeral ser
vices will be held Sunday at 10 a. m.
conducted by Rev. H. L. Davis.
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CONQUEST Of CANAAN
By BOOTH HARRINGTON,
oil geauca
COPYRICHT. c,
By BOOTH HARRINGTON,
WRIGHT. 1905. by HARPER e BROTHERS
tcoNTINUED.J
Author OF Cherry" "r1onsieur Beaucaire." Etc.

as she seemed to weaken before him
the strength of his own habit Of domi-
nance came back to him. Charity,
madam! he broke out, shouting intol-
erably. Charity, dye hear? l was a
friend Of the man that made the money
you and your grandfather squandered;
| was friend of Jonas Tabor, l say!
That's why l was willing to support
you for a year and over rather than
let niece of his suffer-"
Suffer-" she cried. Support
You sent me a hundred thousand
francsr
The white splotches which had mot
tied Martin Pixies face disappeared as
If they had been suddenly splashed
with hot red. You go back to my
house." ne said. What l sent you
only shows the extent of my
"Effronteryi' The word rang through
the whole house, so loudly and clearly
did she strike it-rang in his ears till
it stung like castigation. 1t was ON
nous, portentous of justice and of dis
him in it-there was conviction.
He fell back from this word, and
when he again advanced Ariel had left
the house. She had turned the next
corner before he came out of the gate,
and as he passed his own home on his
way downtown he saw her white dress
mingling with his daughters near the
horse block beside the frs, where the
two, with their arms about each other,
stood waiting for Sam Warden and the
open summer carriage.
Judge Pike walked on, the. white
splotches reappearing like pale rash
upon his face. A yellow butterfly zig
Jagged before him, knee high. across
the sidewalk. He raised his foot and
half kicked at it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

Joe Dorsey has been i'll for a couple
Of days with a severe sore throat.
Mrs. Everett and daughter of 10SO1
Beusley avenue visited in South Chi
cago Friday
The Misses Terneys of Hoxie avenue
returned home yesterday from a pleas
ant visit at Knox. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush are moving from
10610 to 1861 Terrence avenue and
will open a first class hotel
Mrs. H. A. Taylor of 1O61s Terrence
avenue entertained her niece, Mrs
Luscum, Of Chicago. Friday
Little Willie Mills returned home
Wednesday from the Hanneman hospi-
tai and is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Flick has returned to her home
in Milwaukee after a few weeks visit
with her son, J. Flick in Calhoun ave-
nue..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
RENSSELAER, NEWS

DR.. Turfter is driving fine new
automobile.
George o. Newman left last night
for Texas.
Judge c. w. Hanley is home for Sat
urday and Sunday from Kentland.
A water main has broken on the
south side of the square and men are
at work to repair same
There is a great many cases of
chicken poX in town and in many
cases they are very severe.
Sternberg and Sons are moving one
of their dredges over to Newton county
to do some dredge work.
Four and one-haf miles Of right of
way deeds were given for the electric
railroad, just north of Rensselaer,.
Thursday of this week
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WHEELER NEWS

Mrs Martha Barnes is very i'll again
Miss Lizzie Curtis returned from
Valparaiso Friday
Miss Grace Johnston spent Saturday
with friends in Hobart
The Monarch Book company has
erected a smokestack about forty feet
high.
Wilbur Hatten, who has been Wis
iting with relatives near Bur Oak
for the past two weeks, returned to
Wheeler Saturday morning, accom-
panied by his grand mother, Mrs. ST.
mon Hatten.
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HOBART NEWS

Deputy Sheriff Jas. frost of Ham
mond, came to Hobart last evening.
Miss Dolly Newman. clerk at the
Bee Hive, is on the sick list.
Miss Title Cruel is recovering from
an attack Of mumps.
Rev. Father Jansen was at Ham
mond and Indiana Harbor yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Rose and Mrs. VIM. Carey
spent Friday in Chicago with friends,
Mrs John Hillman and Mrs. VIM.
Scharback, jr.. were Chicago visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Foster of Valparaiso, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. W. B. owen, yes
terday.
Agent F. H. Davis and Telegraph
Operator A w. Dentsche and Joe
Glynn of the E. G. & E. were made
happy yesterday by receiving an in
crease of 10 per cent in their salary.
Henry Neeman and Miss Jeanette
Hutchinson, a young couple whose
homes are in Chicago. eloped from
that city Thursday morning, coming to
Hobart, where in company with Chas
Klausen. a friend of theirs, they drove
to Crown Point and after securing a
license were quietly married. They
came back to Hobart and returned to
Chicago on the afternoon train.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
HEGEWISCH NEWS

Mrs. Candy is i'll.
Mrs. Candy is on the sick list.
Herman Jordon is reported i'll.
Frank Hoffman is on the sick list.
Mrs. Mike Davey was Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
Christian Hoffman was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
There were no Lenten services this
week at st. Columbus church.
Mrs. Stern was removed to st. Mar
garets hospital with pneumonia.
The Catholic Ladies' Guild met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Doe
Baptismal services are to be held
Sunday morning at the NJ. e. church.
Mrs. c. F. Moore and daughter. Eva.
OF Englewood were guests of Mrs. E.
Coleson yesterday.
The Up to Date club was entertained
by Mrs Tine Beal Wednesday evening
Miss Beal won the first prize and Mrs
Elvin Bundy second.
Charles Rinker and Joseph Berg and
Miss Nora Martindale attended the Ep-
worth league rally at Pullman last
night. They report a fine time.
The Ladies Aid society will hold a
rummage sale about the first week of
April. Everybody in town is requested
TO look over their belongings and see
if they haven't some thing that can be
donated to this cause.
The White Rose club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Harry
Renbarger Mrs. Charles Fisher won
the first prize. while Mrs. A c. Nc
DonneH carried away the BOBBY The
guests prize was awarded Mrs. Harry
Box The next meeting Will be with
Mrs A. A. Kuss.
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Harry Gale has purchased a farm
in Pulaski county and with his sister
Lizzie, will soon move there.
The scarlet fever quarantine at the
homes of Len Tilloston and Mrs. Jerry
Sprague has been broken.
Word from c. z. Nicholas, who went
to San Antonia.s Tex, for his health,
says he is getting along nicely, feeling
greatly improved.
The interior of William Grants bar
Der shop has been newly decorated,
adding greatly to its former appear
ance
Arthur Ounderman Of Alabama, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity and
at Hanover Center. Simon Ounder-
man has sold his Alabama holdings
and after visit of few days expects
to go to Oregon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

- wv, IN tnaI DldZln2 noon ID
M naan looked upon a strange
sight-an open carriage whirl-
! ing through Main street be-
hind two galloping bays, upon the back
seat a ghostly white old man with
closed eyes, supported by two pale la
dies, his head upon the shoulder Of the
taller, while beside the driver young
man whose coat and hands were
bloody, worked over the hurts of an in
jured dog. Sam Warden's whip sang
across the horses; lather gathered on
their TANKS, and Ariels voice steadily
urged on the pace, Quicker, Sam, IL
you can" For there was little breath
left in the body of Eskew Arp.
Mamie, almost as white as the old
man, was silent, but she had not hesi-
tated in her daring now that she had
been taught to dare. She had not
come to be Ariel's friend and honest
follower for nothing, and 1t was Ma
mie who had cried to Joe to lift Eskew
into the carriage ''You must come,
too." she said. 1--WE will need you"
And so 1t came to pass that under the
eyes of Canaan Joe Louden rode in
Judge Pixies carriage at the bidding of
Judge Pixies daughter.
Toward Ariels own house they sped
with the stricken octogenarian, for he
was "alone in the world" and she
would not take him to the cottage
where he had lived for many years by
himself, bleak little house, a derelict
of the ''early days" left stranded far
down in the town between q wooden
mill and the water works. The work
I men were beginning their dinners IN
/ der the big trees, but as Sam Warden
drew In the lathered horses at the gate
they set down their tin buckets hastily
and ran to help Joe lift the old man
out. Carefully they bore him into the
house and laid him upon a bed In one
of the finished rooms. He did not
speak or move, and the workmen I'M
covered their heads as they went out,
but Joe knew that they were mistaken
It's all right, Mr. Arp he said. as
Ariel knelt by the bed with water and
restoratives. Its all right. Don't
you worry"
Their the veterans lips twitched, and,
though his eyes remained closed, Joe
saw that Eskew understood, for he
gasped feebly, "Pos-i-tive-ly-no-frec
-seats!'
To Mrs. Louden, sewing at an up
stairs window, the sight of her stepsor
descending from Judge Pixies carriage
was sufficiently startling, but when sht
saw Mamie Pike take Responsibility
from his masters arms and carry hin
tenderly indoors, while Joe and Arie
occupied themselves with Mr.. Arp, th'
good lady sprang to her feet as If sh'
had been stung. regardlessly sending
her workbaslSet and its contents scat
tering over the floor and ran down TIT
stairs three steps at a time.
. At the front door she met her hus
band, entering for his dinner, and sh'
leaped at him. Had he seen? Wha
; was it? What had happened?
Mr.. Loudec rubbed his chin beard, in
/ ITO Be Continued
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CLARK STATION

J. Schuerer of Clark was a business
visitor in Chicago Friday
John Gastel of Clark transacted bust
ness in South Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. f. Gastel of Clark was a bust
ness visitor in South Chicago Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. B. Miller of Clark made a
short business trip to Chicago Thurs
day
A gang of men were surveying the
right Of way for the interurban which
Will run from Gary to East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
J. W. SW ARTZELL


Miss Minnie Patton was a visitor in
Chicago Thursday
Miss Ethel Kiersey spent Wednesday
in Chicago shopping.
Miss Ethel Nelson was in Burnham
Thursday, enroute to Hammond.
Mrs. John Hill and son, Douglas,
were shoppers in Chicago Thursday
afternoon.
Several of our Burnham young people
attended the dance at Hegewisch We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Patton and son, Robert,
and Mrs. John Thatcher were shoppers
in Hammond Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
WEST PULLMAN


Mr. Marshal of Butler street spent
Thursday in Lake View.
Mr. Green of Union avenue, is spend
ing a few days in haywood, Ill
Mrs. VIII Hendenburg, who has been
visiting her parents in Plano for the
past three weeks, returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. Burk of 1855 Lowe avenue.
who was taken suddenly insane. was
taken to the detention hospital, Mon
day This is a very say circumstance
as she has four little children.
Mrs. VIM. Evans of Wallace street,
who was seriously burned a few days
ago, passed away at l o'clock Friday
morning. Complications resulting from
the serious accident, was the cause of
her death. She leaves an aged father,
husband, and little daughter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
BURNSIDE NEWS

Mrs. Dyer is remodeling her home
in seth place.
Miss Marie Whelan visited with
friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. c. Cockeu entertained the Ladies
Aid society at the home OF Mrs W
Misses Ethel Tobin and Catherine
Mogan visited with friends in Roseland
yesterday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

back seat, and Martin Pike saw it stop
by the group in the middle of the
street where Joe stood, the wounded
dog held to his breast by one arm, the
old man, white and half fainting, sup
ported by the other. Martin Pike saw
this and more. He saw Ariel Tabor
and his own daughter leaning from the
carriage, the arms of both pityingly
extended to Joe Louden and his two
burdens, while the stunned and silly
crowd stood round them staring. clouds
of dust settling down upon them
through the hot air.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
uhat the Doctor SAYS.

eve don't allow in ourSprofession
that hearts are broken, but there is
such a thing as taking SO little IN
terest in life after some great calam-
ity that man is unable TO Keep up
his end against the attacks made from
tine to time by the enemy. X L.
yernede In "Aeriel of the Moors"
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The -year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jarvis of 93rd street. who has been
seriously I'll with bronchitis for the
last few days, is rapidly improving.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16
STONY ISLAND NEWS

Mrs. Glover visited Mrs. Conway Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Howe of Hyde Park visited Mrs.
Leahey Friday.
Mrs Guniee made business trip to
South Chicago Friday.
Mrs. Hanson visited friends in Calu-
met Heights Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Reed made shopping trip to
South Chicago Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lauts and Mrs. c. E. Walsh are
shopping in Chicago today.
Mrs r J. McMullen and children
were the guests of her sister in Engle-
wood Friday.
Car Foreman r. S. Miller of Cleve-
land o., was in stony Island on bust
ness Monday.
John Ryan. who has been on the
sick list has fully recovered and has
returned to work.
The game warden caught two boys
from Stony Island shooting fish Fri
dav and placed them under arrest.
Mrs NJ. Walsh, who has been visiting
in Englewood. returned home Friday
and reports having had good time
while away
Tom Ryan and Joe Crinnan, who left
for the west last Monday, returned
home Friday as the weather has been
so severe that they could not travel
While working at the Nickel Plate
wednesday, p. J. Garry got a severe
cut over his right eye. He had to go
to the doctor and have the eye dressed.
Patrick Murphy will address the So
cialists of the Thirty-third ward March
IS at Slumbricks hall. AS an added
attraction James Howard, the former
grand opera singer. has been engaged
TO sing
j. w. SWARTZELL
Grocery and Meat Market
1267-r269 Ninety third Street.
STONY ISLAND.
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Mrs. Hanson visited friends in Calu-
met Heights Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Reed made a shopping trip to
South Chicago Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Guniee made business trip &c
South Chicago Friday.
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Mrs. Iauts and Mrs. c. e. Walsh are
shopping in Chicago today.
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Mrs. Glover visited Mrs. Conway Fri
day afternoon.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

I TOW, in that blazing noon Ca
n naan looked upon strange
sight-an open carriage whirl-
ipO fI.rorCh Main cfTonf no.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

Mrs Howe of Hyde Park visited Mrs.
Leahey Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

Mrs. ]. ]. McMullen and children
were the guests of her sister in Engle.
wood Friday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

Car Foreman r. S. Miller of Cleve-
land, O., was in Stony Island on bust
ness Monday.
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The Up to Date club was entertained
by Mrs. Tine Beal Wednesday evening.
Miss Beal won the first prize and Mrs.
Elvin Bundy second.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

Charles Rinker and Joseph Berg and
Miss Nora Martindale attended the Ep-
worth league rally at Pullman last
night They report fine time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

Mrs. c. F. Moore and daughter. Eva.
OF Englewood were guests of Mrs. E.
Coleson yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-16

John Ryan. who has been on IN
sick list, has fully recovered and ma
returned to work.
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There were no Lenten services this
week at st. Columbus church.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-12-05

20 confer upon the national govern
ment, in connection with the amendment
I advocate in the antitrust law, power of
supervision over big business concerns
engaged in interstate commerce, would
beneft them as 1t has benefited the ma
tonal banks. In the recent business
crisis it is noteworthy that the instit11-
tons which failed were institutions
which were not under the supervision and
control Of the national government.
Those which were under national con-
troll stood the test.
National control Of the kind above ad-
vocated would be to the benefit of every
well-managed railway. From the stand
point Of the public there is need for adj
ditional tracks, additional terminals, and
improvements In the actual handling of
the railroads, and all this as rapidly as
possible. Ample, safe, and speedy trans
portation facilities are even more neces-
sary tina cheap transportation. There
fore, there is need for the investment of
money which will provide for all these
things while at the same time securing as
fas as is possible better wages and
shorter hours for their employees, There
fore, while there must be just and rea-
nah regulation of rates, we should be
the first to protest against any arbitrary
and unthinking movement to cut them
down without the fullest and most care
full consideration Of all interests con-
cerned and of the actual needs of the
situation. Only a special body of men
acting for the national government un-
der authority conferred upon it by the
congress is competent to pass Judgment
on such a matter. =
Greater Elasticity in
Currency In Urged.
Inc president quotes extensively from
his last message in dealing with the d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-12
ALEXANDRA DUMAS


Y ihabiais saldo va las cn2o de Ia ml1aG nterrumpi6
Margarita
-Perdone Vuestra Mestad, dio In Mole, adn habia
entrado.
Ali lsefor de La Mole ivolv.r la; cin:o della
mlhana do Margara sarsl 4td o) hloi4se plre-
Cdo maliciosa pero La Die 1t dobl de
agradabe entrar tarde ben hu5 merecdo c1'tg>
Por ameuto sehora dijo La Mole nclinandose
hubeSen atraveSadO las entranaS
considerable Glen mas dchoso de que Pero
fin fuee dec tarde temprano saia de aquela
benecora donde haba paado ora6n
cuatro begantes desembocaron cae de la Moreee
persgueon aados hoce de desmesurada
grotesc erdad sehora pero ocur6 digo
vi precisado hur porque haba olvdado de la espada
oh! comprendo djo Margata admirable caudidez,
iy os volvses buscar la espada
La Mole miro Margarita 81 hubese bro
tado duda respondo
" efeco sehora, hubese vueto con e mayor gusto
porque mi epada de magnca ho pero Sc d6pde es
Como caballero repuso Magarta no sabeis d6nde esA
la que habes pasado la noche
No, sehora. que Satan extermine 81 10 sospecho
squiera.
oh! ESQ ST que vuesra historic es Una verdadea
novea
Vos 10 decis sehora verdadera novela.
-Contadmela.
-Es POGO larga.
NO mports Tengo tempo sobrado
-Es que la historic es ademas increible.
-Iampoco os detengalS por soy muy credula.
-iMe 10 ordena Vuestra Majestad2
ST, 81 es necesaro
Obedezco Aver por la noche despues dc habenos sepa
de puene de San Miguel de La HUI
rieIe
Ante todo pregun6 Magarita perfecta natura1dad
tquien La Hutere2
Maese La Huriere seora respond6 La Mole miranda pof
gunda Margata qu aire de udaque caracerba
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Ia RE1NA MARGARfTA

de su sonbero nstnto de propedad en- e hombre
La Mole tena de pumas Cua mas hermosa pero por
de6 recoger aquea meor dicho reStos los
paba acknowledgements cuaudo oy6 de 81 udo de graves
paos brua que le ordenaban que ecase ao
La Mole levan6 la cabeza vic era preceda de paes
acomDa1l ida de escidero
La Mole creyo la itera apresur6 deare
paso.
E joven cabaero habia engaado pues que
una blanca la seda separaba corna
voz lena de dulzura sala de Ia lera decta:
Ell sehor de La Mole!
ST sehora yo mismo respond6 La Mole nclnandose
Ell senor de La Mole pluma la mano .
continue dana de tera quedo cabaero as acaso na
morado encontrais huelas perddas9
ST. seiora respondio La Mole estoy enamoado mucho
peo hasa ahora solo he encontrado huea pesar que
buscaba Pero end dcha de saber como gne
la salud de Vuestra Majestad?
Mi salud exceente cabalero; parece que nuuca
he sendo meor 10 cua depend sin duda de que he
noche orac6n.
-Ah! ien oraei6nl dio La Mole miranda MargaAta de
modo extraho
ST. ique tene ESQ de particular?
" ipodrfa preguntaos sin que uese indscreci6n
que convento
-Por que no. caballero es ningGn misterio; en- ell
conveno de Ia Anuncacon Pero lque haces aqu que
agitado parcels!
Sehora yo tamben he paado Ia noche orac6n los
arededore del mmo convento ahoa busco mi amigo que ha
Es suya2 81 10 10 temo todo po e. pues sitio
muy malo
Tranqufcese Vuestra Majestad Ia puma mia la perdf
en- este so ESQ de las cnco ymedia de maana escaparme
de bandidos que seg1n mi creencs quean
toda costa asesnarme
Margarita reprimi6 movimentO ae espantO, djo
OH cQutadmelo.
-NadF As senciIo sehora Como he tenido e honor de
der s .Maestad sean las cnCO de Ia mahana POGO mas
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Gale de Ia Luna. a.-Yabucoa.
La Ultima MOda

Esta elegante publicaci6A de me-
das Madrilcfia es Ia nejor del munds
Satisfaee los mas exigeBtes gustss
con los preciosos 6guIihes, acuarela.
patrones, laholes fcmeniles, tscador,
etc. etc, que el suste Aias delicado %
>Istir Lu,La necesitar.
Mcdiante diez centasas q GAvA
un nGmero de muestla 4 quien 10 60
lisite de don lnoccnie Rivera, parada
a, ruerta de TERRA, San Juan, P. X.