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signal. no tent, no sign of human life
of Gaspe Toujours or of JEFF Hyde.
His strong heart quails Has he lost
mis- way? He looks at the sun. lie is
not sure. lie consults his compass.
but II quivers hesitatingly, and then
points downward! For a while wild
bewilderment which seizes upon the
minds of the strongest when lost,
masters him. in spite OF his struggles
against Il lie moves In a maze Of
half-blindness. half.delirium. lie is
lost In IL, is swayed by t. lie begins
TO wander about; aud there grow upon
his senses strange delights and Keeling
agonies. lie hears church bells. he
catches at butterflies, he tumbles In
newmown hay. he wanders IN a tropic
garden. But In the hay a wasp stings
him. and the butterfly changes to a
curling black snake that strikes at
him and glides to a dark flowing river
fun Of floating ice, and up from the
river a white hand Is thrust. and Il
beckons hlm--beCkons him! He shuts
his eyes and moves toward Il. but a
Nblht HAblo hliif anu IL hi1ht 1ullt
away come away" and two arms fold
him round and as he goes back from
the shore he stumbles and falls. and
What Is this? yielding
mass at his feet! 4 mass that stlrs!
He clutches at Il. he tears away the
snow, he calls aloul-and his voice
has far.away unnatural sound
"Gaspe Touiours Gaspe Touiours!
Yes. II is Gaspe Touiours And be
side him lies Jefr Hyde, and alive! ay.
hiIveI Thank Goat
Jaspar Hume's mind Is Itself again.
1t has but suffered for a moment what
comes TO most men when they rec
ognize first that they are being shad.
owed by the awful ban of Lost"
Gaspe Touiors and JEFF Hyde had
lain down in the tent the night OF the
great wind and had gone to sleep at
once. The If had been blown down,
the tent had fallen over them, the
drift had covered them. and for three
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have acquired new strength. Through
days If dreadful cold. through nights
of appalling nerceness, through storm
upon the plains that made for them
paralyzing coverlets, they marched.
And II varre Lepage did not grow
stronger life al least was kept in him
and he had once more the desire to
live.
There was little speech among them.
but once in a while Gaspe Toujours
sang snatches of the songs OF the voy-
ayers of the great rivers; and the,
hearts OF all were strong. Between
Jacques aud his master there was
occasional demonstration. jacques
seemed to know that a load was being
lifted from the heart OF Iaspar Hume,
and Jaspar Hume. on the twentieth
day homeward. said with his hand on
the dogs head. 1T had to be done,
Jacques; even dog could see that"
And so II was AL right" for the
White Guard one day when the sun
was warmer than usual over Fort
Providence. and just sixty-ive days
since that cheer had gone up from ap.
prehenslve hearts for brave men go
ing out into the Barren Grounds, Ser
geant Gosse, who every day and OF
late many tines a day. had swept the
northeast with field-glass, rushed
into the Chief Factors office. and with
a broken voice cried, The White
Guard! The White Guard!" Gns
pointed toward the northeast Ask
then he leaned his arm and head
against TIE wall aud s9bbed, and the
old Factor rose from his chair trem.
blingly, and said Thank Col" and
went hurriedly into the square. But
he did not go steadily-the Joyous
news had shaken him, sturdy old
pioneer as he was. As he passes out
one can see that fringe of white has
grown about his temples in the last
two months. The people Of the Fort
had said. they had never seen him
irascible. yet so gentle; so uneasy. ~
so reserved; so stern about the mouth.
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days they had slept beneath the snow;
never waking.
Jen Hydes sight was come again
TO him. you've come back for the
book" he said: you couldn't go on
without II. You ought to have taken
II yesterday" and he drew Il from
his bosom.
NO. Jeif. I've not come back for
that; aud | did not leave you yester-
day; II is three days and more since
we parted. The book has brought us
luck, and the best We have found
him; and they'll be here tonight with
him. came on ahead to see hew you
Jared"
In that frost-bitten world Jeff Hyde
uncovered his head for moment.
"Gaspe Toujours is Paplst," he said;
but he read me some of that book
the day you left, and one thing we
went 10 sleep on; Il was that about
'Lightenin' the darkness. and defend.
In us from all the perils and dangers
of this night Here Gaspe Toujours
made the sign OF the cross Jeff Hyde
continued mar hpologeuchlly Tor us
comrade, 1T coLies natural to Gaspe
Toujours-I guess 1, always does to
Papists But never had any tfainin'
that way, and had TO turn the thing
over and over, and fell asleep on II.
And when wake up three days after.
here's my eyes as fresh as daisies.
and you back. Captain. and the thing
done that we come to dol"
He put the book into the hands OF
Jaspar Hume, and Gaspe TouJours az
that moment said, See" And far
of, agaiGst the eastern horizon. APP
peared q group of moving fguresl
That night the broken segments OF
the White Guard were reunited, and
Varre Lepage slep Ivy the side OF
Jaspar Hume
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Lombard Would Put Him Up.

Harding Lombard, OF Wales, Me,
was a quaint character. He had a
ready wit, but was slow TO express II,
on account of an impediment in his
speech.
Ono stormy night In winter a big
tramp called, and Mr.. Lombard. going
TO the door in his stockings, the
tramp asked II he would put him
up.
Yes, sir; yes, sir" replied MT l.,
You wait till get my boo-boo-boota
on, and | Will pu-put you up so high
you neverll get down again
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CHAPTER v.

To next morning Varre Lepage
was aced upon sled and they
started back, Jacques barking joyfully
as he led on. with Cloud.in.the Sky
beside him. There was light In the
faces Of all. though the light could not
be seen by reason of their being NUT.
fed SO. All day they Travelled, scarce
ly hating. Varre Lepage's Indian he-
ing strong again and marching well.
Often the corpsellke bundle ON the
sled was disturbed and biscuits wet
in brandy and bits OF preserved veni-
son we're given.
That night Jaspar Hume said to
Late Carscallen: II am going 20 start
at tho first light Of the morning to get
70 Gaspe Toujours and Jeff Hyde as
soon as possible. Follow as fast as
fou can He viii be safe II you give
him food and drink often. shall get
% the place whore we left them about
hoon; you should reach there at night
or early the next morning"
Hadn't you better AXE Jacques
with your said Late Carscallen.
The Sub-factor thought moment.
and then said, mo. he is needed most
where he is"
AZ noon the next day Jaspar Hume
looks round upon blllowy plain OF
sun and Ice. but he sees no stan, no
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Madam Snyder.

The gifted Palmist. Psychic and
Card Reader, gives advice on all af
fairs of life. Diagnoses all Diseases.
Tells how to draw unto yourself all
things for good through Thought
Force. Consultation free. Call and
see her.
Upstairs, Room 16, Sanitarium Ho-
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CHAPTER VI.

To conquer is TO gain courage and
unusual powers OF endurance Ma.
poleon might have marched back from
Moscow with undecimated legions
safely enough, II the heart OF those
legions had not been crushed. The
White Guard, with their faces turned
homeward and the man they had
sought for In their care. seemed TO
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standInn for . Good Deal.

What my friends" dramatically
demanded Thomas Bot, does the old
party stand for?"
Well. you, for one thing" reptile,
q pessimistic voice from the back o.
the hall-Puck.
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cHAPreR lv-contInued.


And Jaspar Hume was left alone
with the starving Indian, who sat be.
side the fire eating voraciously, and
the sufferer, who now mechanically
was taking q little biscuit sopped In
brandy. For few moments thus,
and his sunken eyes opened and he
looked dazedly at the man bending
above hip, Suddenly there came into
them a look OF terror. "You--you-
are Jaspar Hume" the voice said in
an awed whisper.
Yes" and the hands of the Sub.
factor chafed those OF the other.
But you said you were a-friend,
and come to save me"
81 am come to save you"
There was SILVER OF the sufferers
body This discovery would either
make him stronger or kill him alto
gether. Jaspar Hume knew this, and
said "Varre Lepage. the past is past
and dead TO me: let It be so TO you"
There was pause.
"How-did you know-about me?"
IL was at Fort Providence: there
Company. aud from your wife. saying
that you we're making this journey,
and were six months behind"
MY wife, my wife Rose!"
Yes. l have letter for you from
her She is on her way to Canada.
We are to take you to her"
ITO take me--to herl" He shook
Ia hnN he ha
letter that Jaspar Hume had just
given him to his lips.
ITO take you to her. varre Lepage."
mo. shall never-see her-again."
Il tell you. you shall. You can live
~ you will. You owe that to her-to
me-to God"
ITO her--to-you--to God. But
have been true-to none. To win her
] wronged you doubly-and wronged
her too; and wronging-both of you.
! wronged That Other One. ! have
been punished. shall die here"
rYou shall go to Fort Providence'
DO that In payment of your debt to
me. Varre Lepage. ! demand that"
In this SHINING man there was n
latent spark OF honor. sense OF Jus
tice that might have been developed
TO great causes, to noble ends. II some
strong nature. seeing his weaknesses,
had not condoned them. but had ap-
pealed TO the natural chlvalry OF an
impressionable. vain. and weak char
acter. He struggled to meet the eyes
OF Jaspar Hume. and doing so he
gained confidence and said, IL will
try to live. | will do you justice-yet.
But. oh. my wife!"
"Your first duty is to eat aud drink.
We start for Fort Providence to-mor.
row morning"
The sick man stretched out his
hand: Food Food" he said.
In little bits food and drink were
given TO him. and his strength sen
sibly Increased. The cave was soon
aglow with the fire that was kindled
by Late Carscallen and Cloudin.the.
Sky. There was little speaking. for
the sick man soon fell asleep. varre
Lepage's Indian told Cloud.ln.the-Sky
the tale of their march-how the
other Indian and the dogs died; how
his master became IN as they were
starting toward Fort Providence from
Manitou Mountain In the summer
weather; how they turned back and
took refuge In this cave; how month
by month they had lived ON what
would hardly keep a rabbit alive; and
how at last his master urged him TO
press on with his papers: but he
would not, and stayed until this day,
when the last bit OF food had been
eaten. and they were found!
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Everything Her Own Way,

He latter a spaD-I sometimes
think you women court domestic quar-
rels
sbe--We do not. II we had our way
thered be none
He-oh, exactly--if you had your
way.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18

En- Ia session celebrada en- Ia noche del
IL de mario cOrriente, pOr los iniciadoreS
de Ia Bociedad la Fraternidad Social
Psicol6giea Benefca" 90 tom6 entire otros
acuerdoB el siguiente:
Fijar, por 10 pronto, y sin perjuicio de
aumentar 81 n6mero, como punto de suB-
cripci6n diariamente abisrtos, los iguien-
tes:
EstableCimiento de relojerfa de don En-
rique Kehrhan, San Francisco n6mero %,
plaza BaldoTioty de Castro, San Juan,
quien toma su cargo el talonario provi'
sional ndmero 3, de ofertas de gOcios nu'
merarios; Ia casa particular del senior
Obrer, en- Catafio, donde estS habierto el
talonario provisional de ofertas de Quotas
numerarias No. 1; ls ofcina del Sr. Lopez
Landr6n, parads 43, calle del Parque, en-
Santurce, donde estS alberto el talonario
provisional No. 2. segdn, 90 vayan con-
feCcionandO en- Ia impFants, los talonarios
suceaivoE, De iran fiando los dem6s sitios
de subscription. 15v.s.
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.NOTICIAS
De ESPANA.
Formidable incendiO en- un pueblo de
PampIOna.
QulnCs NIL pesos TGCaudadOs pOf Ia GOIORIa de
MOntSyldGO, ID Gual GOmpT6 una fInCa Dc
once heCtareas.

DiCen de Pamplona que un formidable
incendio reduio cenizas doce caBas, en-
el pueblo Echerri Arana.
No hubo que lamentar deSgracias per-
sonales.
Los dependencies de comercio de Se-
villa han pedido que Sc cumpla con todo
rigor Ia ley del descangO dominical.
-Dicen de Csstell6n que ha Bido dete'
nidO un vecino de Almazora por sOspecha
de que fuese el autor del robo de 13 mil
pesetas & Ia Diputaci6n.
La colonia espafiola de Montevideo
ha recaudadO 10000 pesos, comprando
una fnca de once hect6reas donde Sc cele-
brar6n romerfas y toda clase de iestas po-
pulares espaflolas
Sc harSn los edifcios necesarios.
Ell proyeCto es construir en- teTrenoB
pr6ximos un barrio cuyas GALES llevarsn
los nombres mas iIustres de Ia colonia.
La Avenids principal Sc denominar& de
Arellano, nombre del ministro espaf1ol en-
BuenoB Aires.
-El almilante Berangsr ss hallaba
enfermo del hfgado muri6 de un ataque.
La junta municipal del partido repu-
blicano de Madrid acord6 que conste en-
acta la satisfaction conque el partido ha
visto el proceder de los concejsleg republi-
canoa BocialiBtas en- Ell syuntamiento y
asistir los mitins socialistas pr6ximoS.
En- Niembro (C6cereB) Ia muchedum-
bre pidiendo Ia abolici6n de los consumes
asalt6 Ia administration.
-Dicen de Malaga que al paso de un
tren, cerCa de Ia estaci6n de las Campani.
Has, SO arroj6 un hombre & la via quedan.
do hecho pedazoB.
-AviBan de Palma que Ia altuTa del
pueblo de S6ller un vapor ingl6s perdi6 Ia
h6lice, quedando merced de las olaB.
Pasadas aIgunas horas fu6 avistado por
un vapor griego que tiraba amarras para
auxiliarlo.-
EUtas Sc rOmpieron por la fuerza del
temporal.
Despu6s de muChOu eufuerzOS lOgr6
puerto.
Procedfa de Charleslegton con cargamen.
to de algod6n.
No hubo desgracisa.
I'm el pueblo de Moaria (Vigo) Sc
celebr6 un mitin para protestar contra Ia
forma del arriendo del impuesto de con-
sumos que solo favorece cosecheroB y
propietarioH.
Asistieron unas 400 personas.
Sc aCOrd6 pedir el eStablecimiento del
concerto gremial.
,DeSpu6B organiz6se una manifestation
que durante el trayecto encontr6 al al
calAe, el cual manifesto que el secretario
quedaba encargado de recibirles
Dfcess que dentro de Ia casa municipal
hsbfa tres parejsS de ciViles.
EI alcalde recibi6 & los comisionados
que le entregarOn las conclusioneS del
mitin.
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BAACO De PUERTO RICO

Para Ia BeCci6n de GAIA de este BancO Sc
necesita un em2lsadO que reuna las ST.
guienteg condolences:
l. Buenas referenciaE
2. Conocimientos generates y prdctica
mercantil ejercitada en- algdn Banco
por mas de dos afiog.
8. Hablar con igual fuencia el ingl6s y
el espaioI,
4. Escribir correcta y r6pidamente en- la
maquins an espafiol = en- ingleF.
5. No exceder de 80 amos de edad.
Los aspirantes deben remitir sus sOlici-
tudes al BaRco, escritas de su pufO y letra
en- ingles y una copia en- espafiol escrita en-
maquinilla, expressndo su edad, lugar de
nacimiento, destinos que haya desempefis'
do, Bancos en- que haya practicable, refe'
renciaE y Bueldo que pretende. Las per-
Bonas que no Teunan tOdaB las condolences
arriba expresadas no deben molestarse en-
enviar Bolic!tudeS que no ssr6n atendidag.
San Juan P. R., Mario IA de 1907
III. RANLAGUA, Presidente. 6v.G
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NOBLE PENSAMIENTO.
Una asOCIaCItn para SumInIstrar
GaIzadO gratis a pGTSOnas pOhTGs

Los doctores senOreS A. Ferran y Gui-
llermo Salazar, de Ponce, director de la
Estaci6n de Anemis Y director del Hospi.
tai Tricoche, reSpeCtivamente, invitan por
medic de atenta circular para la reaIiza.
ci6n de un alto Pensamiento, que debe
MERCER ls mas alta acogida.
Idean conBtituir una asociaci6n, destina.
da al exclusive objeto de suministrar calza
do gratis 4 Las personals pobres que es6n
expueBtaB contraer la anemia producida
por la UnCinaria.
GEL Gobierno-dicen-ha creado en- ls
isla un CuerpO m6dico, para combatir ID
Anemia atendiendo Ia curaci6n de los
atacados, suministr6ndOles gratuitamente,
medicines y ssistencia Facultativa, agf
como enBen6ndoleB los medios de eyitar las
TecafdaA
"Pero Ia C6misi6n de Anemia, encuen-
ira un serio obStdculO en- la pobreza de los
que son atendidOg, pOr carecer estos infsli.
css de recursos para adquirir el calzado
que les recomendamosS medida profil6ctica
de primer orden, de cuya observancia
dependents On gran parte Ia extinction de
Ia playa de nuestros campos, evitSndoIes
coger Ia maGsGmaOrra, Ia primera mas
corriente localizaci6n de ID Uncinaria.
"EB nuestra idea, fundar un Patronato,
para Ia protection de los anemicos mas
neceMtadog, que con una quota mensuaI
PrOVes de calzado los mas pobres, sir.
viendo esto de ejemplo estfmulo & los
demag, para que pongan en- pr6ctica tai
medida preventivR.
"ApalamOB pues Ia generosidad hu-
manitarios gentimientos de nuestras damaB
para que Coadyuven nuestra obra con su
iuiciativa, regenerando & nuestros campe.
sinos, y de ese modo, no solo salvaFan Ia
vida de muchos infelices, sino que tambi6n
ccntrbuiran al progreso y bieneatsr de
nuestra patrias foFmando una poblaci6n
rural saludable y apta para el trabajO.
''MOdO de Gctas0F estG ObrG 6enefeG.-
Una vez un an6mico es decIarado curado,
en- Ia Estaci6n de Anemia de esta ciudad,
entendiendo por curado, Ia desaparici6u
del huevO parasitaFio de sus heces, Sc le
regalar6 IN par de zapatos. -Dicho enfer-
mo e. inVitado volver les tres meseg,
an busca de nm nuevo par, an cuyo mo-
mentO Be le BometerS & un nuevo ex6men
= SO ConfrmaTa Ia cuFaci6n, anot6ndoBe
los casos de HeinfecCi6n. En- este case Bs
investigar6 u Ell enfermo ha vuelto pade.
Ger MazanoErs, para proceder en- conBs-
cuencia.
sci calzado aer6 solicitado en- p6bIica
Bubasta, con Las cuslidades de Econ6mico
y Duradego, y 81 enfermo ira mediante nm
Bono, expedido en- Il Estaci6n do Anemia,
en- bugCa de sus xapRtos.
s'Por 6ltimo. Dos sehoras, entire las
suscritorag, serkn invitadaa 4 visitar alter.
-nativay Hsmanalmente la EstaCi6n de
Anemia, para que e hagan cargo de- Il
msgnidcenCia ds q pbra que egt6n Eesli.
gApde,"
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EL ENTERRO De zlClRIAS LRTIMER Y RAMOS

FL p6bado 16 del corriente Sc di6 cTiB-
tiana Bepultura, en- Cataho al que en- vida
fu6 dignO ObrerO, ZacarfaS Latimer y Ra-
mos.
Parti6 el feretro, que iba cubierto de
muchaS artfsticas preciosas coronas con
dediCatOriaS de los familiares amigos y
RCompsflamiento por la calle del Tren
al llegar Ia calle de la Carretera,
frente Ia BOCiedsd "Nuevo San Fer
naudo," & Ia que 6l pertenecfa; eli pre-
Bidente de Ia mismR, don Emilio Cue
IRA. con BentidaB frases Ie dedic6 un re-
Cuerdo uno de suS mas grandes benefac'
toreg Una vez en- la iglesia &c le cant6
los Ofcios de difuntoS Saliendo para 81
CementeEiO, al Negar allf GO le deSpidi6 con
un response, dando las gracias la COncu'
rrencia que era numerosa, nombre de Ia
familia de Zacarias, don Pedro Curet y
por Ell gremio de panAderos 81 sefior Joa'
uuin Rodriguez, pOr el gremio de carPin'
teros, don Pedro Rodriguez y q ncmbre de
todas las clases 10 hizo el senior Joaquin
BeCerEil.
En- resdmen 81 entierro de ZacariaB La
timer Ramos fue una verdadera manifes'
taci6n De duelo por todas laP claBes de Ca
tafio, donde 90 le estimabs en- alto grado.
Que ell Dios de ls miseFicordia acojs en-
pa seno su alma y ds bastsnte Fesignaci6u
{ gua famiIiaEeG -R DamGGk
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jeradag que no debfan admitirse, las supri-
mimos, pero conservamog nuestra indepen.
denCia en- los aSuntoB confadoB nuestra
reBponsabilidad.
''Y suprimimos tambi6n esta partida en-
ell gaSto de luz electrical, despues de un
Concienzudo ex6men y de buscar los datos
neceBaFios para que nuestra resoluci6n fue.
ra juBtifcada. Sc pidieron tambien ante
Csdentes al Alcalde de Ia ciudad, IrespeCto
del gasto total del alumbrado pIiblico
seg6n los datoB administrators por la Al
csld1a de San Juan, Fesulta que ell referi.
do alumbrado p1blico import6, en- toda Ia
Iocalidad, incluyendo & Santurce Puerta
de TERRA, Ia suma de $20.398, de 10
que resultaba que el 40 pOr 100 del con.
sumo total de eBta poblaci6n y sus barrioB,
habfa sido consumido en- luz por las ofci-
mas del gobierno insular de Ia ciudad.
Cantidad excesiva, injusEifcada, lque no
debfa admitirSe = que no SO sdmtti6 por Ia
comigi6n de Hacienda de esta C6mara".
cast ha trabsjado la Comisi6n & que
tengo Ell honor de pertenecer y este es cri-
terio sustentado por ella y que sometemos
al eriterio de Ia Cdmara, que, resolver&
como crea justO y proCedente''.
Presidente. "SNadie quiere hacer uso
de los turnos concedidoaf Sc va proce-
der la votaci6n de esa partida".
Santoni. Pido Ia palabra Befior Presi-
dente; pero como ell Hefior Tizol habfa pedi-
do un turno en- contra deBeo gRber 81 90
me concede".
Tizol: sedor Pregidente cedO con mucho
gusto mi turno al senior Santoni.
kl delegado pOr Arecibo da las graciaB
al delegado por San Juan y hace uso de la
palabra para aclarar.
"EBta taFde-continua ell Sr. Santoni-
cuando vi que Be fijaba en- 81 bill de def
ciencias orijinal, cuya cOpia tengO aquf,
una partida de $4,000 para gagtos de ca
minoB caFreteras hube de hacer las con-
Bideraciones que cEef convenientes, puesto
que considerable excesiva eSa consignaci6n
cuando en- el Presupuesto ae habfan fiado
5000 600 para caminog y el Departamen.
to del Interior no solo habfa gastado esa
importante suma sino que hasta habfa to-
mado -dinero cuenta del smpr6stito del
million de dollars que todavfa no SO habfa
realizado. Y ahora cuando esa comisi6n
de Hacienda de la CSmara hace las acla.
rsciones que aquf Sc han dido, cuando los
BeforeS que Ia eompOnen quitan del bill
que 30 discute esos $4,000 para aqua y
eSos $4,000 para luz, 20 he de felicitar
sinceramente Ia Comis sion pOr que creO
que han cumplido con el debsr que les ha
encomendado esta Camsras neg6ndose &
admitir tales deficiencies. SeCundo puss
& 10 propuesto en- 81 informe y solicito
igualmente q Ia C6maFa qE9 Be quiten
esos So 200 que recommends 9. informe de
Ia Comisi6n de Hacienda"
(COMtinGG en- Ia p6ginG "a J J.
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PARIS BAzAR

Grandes nOvedadeg 90 han rscibido en- el
PARIS BAZAR do Pedro GIUSTI
en- Cartsras de mano, ports monsdas, boil
saa de msnO, cintuTones peinstas, colIares,
de perlas, cintas de fantasfa, pasadores de
bolas grandeS para Bombreros, capaIinas de
pais daItalis , de paia de ArFoz , mu.
Cho1 oizes araculos todoa do Ultima move.
dad.
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sanga. Canga. eanlga.

La gaDga mas grande que 80 ha visto
son les Camas que con COlch6n ingl6s, pa
tente. garantizado vsndsn en- 81 Cello, La
Gloria y La Viscaina & e4,9s. Trsies &
Ia medtdas tolaa ! hechuFa sa.75
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18
TrabajandO pOr Ia paz.

-Ncargua-Marzo
Esa d6Sa g ha en- condolences De prOspedad PO O Spra
abso de los ministries aeno dmnen fin anzmiento de
America Central FL predante zea nona IN agO fin de
hoshad Honduras Muchos
mdhcos TodoB
haGedole
grande das gufdO reentse Cr6o de
aranfhl
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No hay tai COnVenio
entire daneseS Y aIenaneS.
LondreB, Mario Is.


pGbEa negaCi6n
alberto d comeal de do los poes condolences
acuedo de los bernOs de COOpenhag Berlin
No
cOmerGes pt
hHo las mansoneS antchaE drir
lante8
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La ley de lynch en- Africa.

MombaBa, de Africa, Mario Is.
banca& adaan dnuen
Ia menonada ley El ueo de los coond da6
eae
pote contra cada ley Los naio han reundO fin de
es de los conizador Sc Conda eSO
p6ca 10 salvse los natvOB
realzaTSn taTible actoB de reprealia y