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used forward pass 10 times, seven for
substantial gains; Butte punted 10
times for 800 yards; Billings IL times
for 1862; Butte was penalized twice for
Is yards; Billings three times for 35;
Butte made II first downs; Billings
one; Butte lost on downs, three; Bill
ings same Time of halves: 80 and 25
minutes.
Salisbury handled kicks exceptional
~ well. Perkins proved the strongest
man in defense. John Mcclellan got
out for number Of star tackles and
Barker and Mckenzie shared honors
in advancing the ball for Billings. Al
len was all but knocked out early in
the game and did not show his usual
form. Saveresy, put late in the
game, was a star.
Butte celebrated tonight with big
street parade and monstrous bon
fire. The Billings team leaves tonight
en- the North Coast Limited. No one
was seriously injured. The Billings
sugar sacks made a great hit here.
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CONVICTED
OF PEONAGE
HELD NEGRO IN SLAVERY IN
FLORIDA.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 2S.-A jury in
the United States court today re
turned verdict of guilty in the case
of Thomas Graham and J. B. Graham.
prominent naval store operators of
South Alabama, charged with holding
Jim McCants, a negro, in peonage.
The Grahams were charged with
following the negro to the Mays tur-
pentine camp in Florida, and taking
him back to Alabama after pitched
battle with revolvers.
Attorneys for the Grahams moved
for a new trial and the court will hear
arguments on the motion Saturday.
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llEINSCHMIDT
MADE ADMISSIONS
PROSECUTION BELIEVES He
GAVE DAMAGING EVIDENCE.

Berkeley, Cal, Nov. 2s.-It has
been learned that for several days be
fore he was charged with the murder
of Frank Bellows, Harry Kleinschmidt
was practically in custody and was
being closely interrogated by the Of
fcers of justice.
He had no suspicion Of their inten-
ton Of accusing him and is said to
have made many damaging confes-
sions. According to District Attorney
Brown and Chief Of Police Vollmer,
Kleinschmidt, during the sweating
process to which he was subjected, IN
consciously to himself, told enough
regarding the death Of Bellows to
strongly implicate himself in the case
of murder which has been developed,
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BRYAN BOOSTING
His new SCHEME
TALKS OF PLAN TO GUARANTEE
DEPosIToRs.

new York, Nov. 2S.-William J.
Bryan came to town again today, ar
irving early from Worcester, Mass,
where he delivered an address We'd
nesday.
He breakfasted at the Hoffman
house, and previous to going to Do5bs
Ferry, where he ate his Thanksgiving
dinner with friend, took occasion to
tell reporters who called on him Of
his scheme for overnment guaran-
tee for depositors in such national
banks as will join in an agreement to
reimburse the government for losses
on banks that fail. Such a plan, he
said, would restore confidence and pro-
tect the country against future panics.
Mr.. Bryan will so to New Haven to-
morrow.
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.SOUSA is POISONED
Confined to His Room Under Care Of
Physician and Nurse Strength
Falls Him When He Tried to Di-
rect His Band and He is Forced to
Go to HoteI-Ate Prairie Chicken.

Chicago, Nov. 28.-John p. Sousa,
the noted bandmaster and composer.
is seriously i'll at the Auditorium
here, from the effects Of ptomaine
poisoning contracted in Milwaukee
two days ago.
He was unable to conduct the con-
cert given by his band here tonight,
being confined to his room in the care
of a physician and trained nurse.
Mr.. Sousa was taken i'll at Mil
waukee Tuesday night, after hearty
meal of prairie chicken. He attempt
ed to lead his band in the concert
that evening, but after half the pro-
gram had been played he was forced
to return to his hotel. Medical treat
ment and a long rest until noon We'd
nesday counteracted the first effect
of the poison and then his organiza-
ton left for Madison, Wis.
Takes to Bed Second Time.
He accompanied the musicians and
last evening again attempted to WELD
the baton. His strength failed him.
however, before the performance was
completed, and for the second time
he was forced to take to his bed.
Mr.. Sousa and his band are return
ing from an extended tour of the
west. It is stated that the veteran
musician has enjoyed the best of
health on the trip and for this lrea-
son it is not thought that his present
illness will be lasting.
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STEAL CHILDREN in MEXICO, NO.
RLEs IN SONNY ITALY.
STORIES
High Aristocrat of Naples Is Captured
anr Tortured by a Gang, While in
Mexico City 49, Children of Ages
Under IL Have Been Stolen.

Mevico City, Nov. 28.-The police of
this city are actively at work on one
Of the biggest kidnapping cases that
they have ever had. II Is evident that
for the last two months an organized
gang Of kidnapers has been operating
in this city. Forty-nine children, 22
boys and ~ girls, have been stolen
from their homes. What is done
with them or who might be taking
them away and by what means is not
known. The ages Of the children
vary between two and 12 years.
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| fight duel.
IN THE: PARK |
OAKLAND OFFICERS ATTACKED
BY cHINAMEN AND HIRED
WHITE GUN MEN.
FOUR WOUNDED.
Result of Fight Between Members Of
Rival Chinese society-chinaman
Taken to Hospital, Body Riddled
With BulIets-Gun Men Make Their
Escape-Innocent Bystander Shot.

Oakland, Nov. 28.-A pistol battle
between deputy sheriff and a spe-
cial policeman, on one side, and a
Chinaman and four white men on
the other, took place in the park at
Sixth and Alice streets at 10 o'clock
tonight, in which so shots were fired.
Special Policeman d. G.. Murdock,
W. M. Ryan, a non-combatant, and
Wong Leong, the Chinaman, were
wounded. Wong Leong will die. He
is in the hospital with nine bullet
holes in his body. Murdoch and
Ryan were both shot in the leg and
are not seriously injured.
The Hop Sing tong and the Bing
Kong tong have been warning in this
city for several days. Several Chin
amen have been killed or injured in
the gun fights between the members
of the two tongs. 1t was learned by
the police today that four white gun
fighters had been imported from San
Jose to take a hand in the tong war,
and a close watch was kept on the
Chinese quarters.
chinaman Opens Fire.
Tonight Deputy Sheriff William J..
Mofitt followed a suspected Chinaman
to the park. When he approached
him the Chinaman opened fire with
his. revolver, which was returned by
Mofitt. Hearing the shots, Special
Policeman Murdock came to the as
sistance Of the deputy sheriff.
At this moment four men, appar-
emily whites, opened fire on the two
officers. Murdoch went down with a
bullet IN his leg, but continued using
his gun. The pistol duel quickly
brought the police to the scene, but
not before the four white men had
made their escape.
Ryan, who was sitting on a bench
nearby, was hit by a stray bullet. The
Chinaman was found on the ground
literally riddled, having been struck
by nine bullets. The police are scour-
ing the city tonight for the four white
men who participated in the battle.
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MRS. MAC DONALD
BECOMES VIOLENT
WILL BE SENT TO ASYLUM IN
STEAD OF TO TRIA-.

Chicago, Nov. 2s.-Mrs. Dora Mac
Donald, widow of the late Michael G.
Macdonald, who is under indictment
for the alleged murder Of W. D.
Guerin, developed symptoms Of violent
insanity today, twice attempting to
commit suicide at the homo Of her
mother, Mrs. Martha Feldman.
TWAS stated tonight that Mrs. Mac.
Donald will probably be sent to an in
sane asylum instead of being brought
into court to answer the charge Of
murder.
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MUSIC BROWNS CRIES
Desperadoes Hold Up Customers Of
Chicago Saloon and After Locking
Them in Ice Box Turn on Phono-
graph.

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-After holding up
Henry G. Kohl and four customers in
Kohl's saloon at s67 West Chicago
avenue last night, three young des-
peradoes forced their victims into the
saloon ice box and turned on a pho
nograph to drown the cries Of the
prisoners. While the saloon keeper
and his customers were shouting
themselves hoarse, the musical rob
bers chatted with an unsuspecting
policeman on the street corner and
gleefully escaped.
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Another From spain.

Naples, Nov. 2S.-A dramatic and
sensational kidnapping has occurred
here, the victim being Marquis Gui-
seppe Citto, member of the most
ancient aristocracy and cousin and
an aide of the king.
The marquis was seized and car
ried off to a grotto, where he was tor
tured and a letter to the marchioness
demanding $500, extorted from him.
He was found half frozen and badly
injured and his condition is now con-
sidered desperate. One of his as
sailants was disguised as police.
man.
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DIRECT HAL SOLD.

4 New York, Nov. 2S.-Direct Hal,
PAGER, one Of the holders of the
worlds team or pole record of 2:051s
for one mile, was sold for $4,000 to
Howard Cobb of Ithaca, N. Y, at the
Old Glory horse sale in Madison
Square Garden today.
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT MEETS.
Dominion Representatives Will Mix
Political Dope.

Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 28.-The Canad-
ian parliament inaugurated today
what promises to be one Of the longest
sessions in its history. Like the COM
Ing session of the United States con-
gress considerable portion Of the ses-
sion will be devoted to attempts at
making political capital, as the opposi-
ton expects an appeal to the people
before another session begins.
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SIGMA ALPHAs ORGANIZE.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov rs
Members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity throughout the new state
met here today to organize an alumni
association in Oklahoma At present
there is no chapter of the fraternity
in Oklahoma, the nearest being locat-
ed at Kansas university.
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HER 1osTH BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Samuel Decker Eats Dinner on
China Received in 1910.

Seneca Falls, N. Y, Nov. 2S.-Mrs.
Samuel Decker passed her 1O9th
birthday yesterday, she having been
born November ~, 1898. She is bed
ridden now, and is waited on constant
ly by her third husband, to whom she
was married when 102. Her dinner
was served to her yesterday on china
which was portion of the gifts re-
ceived at the time Of her first marriage
in 1910.
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Great sIauuhter Reported.

Mogador, Nov. 28.-There has been
heavy continuous fighting between the
forces of Caid Anfloos and the fol
lowers of Mulai Hafd, in which there
was great slaughter. The result ap-
pears to have been favorable to the
caid.
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JURY SECURED
TO TRY POWERS
EIGHT DEMOCRATS AND FOUR
REPUBLICANS SELECTED.

Georgetown, Nov. 2S.-The jury to
try Caleb Powers was completed this
afternoon. There are eight democrats
and four republicans on the jury.
Eleven are from Grant county and
one is from Harrison county.
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NOTED CANADIAN MASON DEAD.

Hamilton, Ont, NOV. 2s. Hugh Muir
ray, grand secretary Of the Masonic
grand lodge Of Canada, died suddenly
today at his home here from apoplexy-
IN 1884 he was grand master of Canad-
ian Masons.
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ARE BEATEN BACK
Fight Looks Dubious for Gallo Army
For Some Time-lntertribal War
Continues and French Government
May Send More Troops to Morocco.
Frontier InadequateIy Protected.

di4S, NOV. lo.-OuEldl aQVlceS re-
ceived here from Oran, Algeria, de.
clare that a portion of the Moroccan
army invaded Algeria yesterday (Wed.
nesday). The French were forced to
retreat, and in the fighting they lost
IL men killed and fifteen wour,is1
Later, however. they were reinforced
and succeeded in driving the Arabs
back across the frontier.
Paris, Nov. 28.-Yesterdays dis
aster has suddenly awakened France
to the fact that the vexing Moroccan
problem, far from being settled, has
only assumed another perplexing
phase. Although the trouble in west
ern Morocco is now confined to native
strife between Abdul-El-Aziz, the sui
tan of record. and Mulai Hafg, the
sultan of the south, the powerful Benis
Hassen tribe has suddenly broken Cut
in the northeast and even daringly
invaded the French colony in Algeria,
several thousand Arabs having crossed
the frontier to attack the French at
Bab-El-Rassa.
Under CALLING fire the French
force, which was inadequate to cope
with the enemy, retreated slowly after
a long and determined struggle. They
were finally reinforced by reserves
that had been ordered up from Oudja
and Nemours, and then began a Wig
orous assault upon the Arabs, who fell
back to the Moroccan hills
Opposition Active.
Ex-Premier Ribot, leader Of the op-
position in the chamber of deputies,
today questioned the government in
the chamber relative to the situation
on the frontier. General Picqu ART,
minister of war, in his reply said that
heavy reinforcements would be order
ed to conduct punitive expedition.
The newspapers generally insist that
the frontier is inadequately protected.
and declare that this raid upon French
territory should be followed by stern
lesson.
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COMMITS SUICIDE.
Tacoma Man Fires Bullet Through
Brain.

Tacoma, Nov. 2s.Frank Kuchera,
aged 63 years, a prominent wholesale
leather dealer of this city, fired a bul-
let into his brain at his home this
while the family was at
breakfast. He was despondent from
illness, having suffered a long time
with kidney troubles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-06-07
[0NTINuED.l
VI.

"A T precisely half past o on the
ia following evening Duncombe
alighted from his petit voiture
L.. ~ - IL Ar aIn - a.n III
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81 emp 10
del GapiiOIio'
Las OhFas para 81 tsgadiO De Guaya-
na J para una casa ascuaIa sn
San Juan, COileDzara1 en- IlTeVe.


Ha lido " deaignado def itivaments
81 Bitio en- donds ra hs de emplazar 81 edi-
icio 'sCapitolio" que acoEd6 construir Ii
pasada LpgillatuTa. 81 empIazamiento
de ssta impOrtaute obra guedar6 Il s. o.
del antique hospital de msternidad N.
4 O. de la plaza de "Lealtad'' en- Ii fsia de
terEeno ituada Il Sur del Abanico, pu.
diendo Raf disponerSe do Bufcienta espacio
De terreno para que IL contradiction queds
aislada Ga medic de IN gran pTedio de terrs
no. Lcs pianos y presupuestos saFfn en-
viados l0s Entadcs Unidos para publican
les anunCios de Snbaata, que tambi6n 90
har6n en- euta isla fin de comenzar las
obras ca 81 m6s Corto plazo.
-Est6n teEminados los pianos para u
construction de una gran casa-escneIa en-
la plaza de Colon de eata Ciuda6. Han
BidO hechos por el departAmento de instruc
ci6n y 81 estiIo de ID construction g. 81 usA.
do en- las minioDes eBpaiiolas de CaliflFniR
para los bueDos edifcics ALI levantadoa
hace muchos sfios.
-El senior Manuel Egozcue, i6ven muy
ConoCido On San Juan y que hace POGO que
Tegrea6 de los Eatados Unidos ca donde
estudis b Ii carreEa de ingeniero, auxi Ia
E6 como interprete en- los trabaioB de
campo 81 ingaDiero encaTgado de hacer Ios
eatudios defnitivos , de llevar efecto 81
prOyectO de Tegadfo de ID comaTca agrfcoIa
de GUsyama.
En- IL pRrnda Is de eanturCs, ha Co.
menzado Il construction dc ura Casa 5e
yivienda para ell liCenciado seiioH Antonio
Alvarez Nava. El edifciO tendrk gran
comfort J todas la1 Comodidades neCsaarias
para 40 inquilino de busn gusto.
Con motive de e1as obEa1 Bs emplea.
ran unos $500 que EspaEtidos en- ID
Clase obrsra har6n M gran beneiCio & Ia
ciudad mejorando las condicione1 de vida
De 6Sta y trayendo mayor pOblaci6n 4
10 capital , & sus barIiOB.
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Sssenta dias de CarceI a BOnitaCiO
SaIas.
IIurt6 IN plr Do llDliOs On casa d don Tln0 .

Aver taTde los guardiag 5oltero = Cam
delario, paseabAn por ID Carrsters, pensan'
do On tOdo menOa en- que ae len iba & pre-.
nsntar OCasi6n para pFeatRr an HervHCiO ca
HuRl.
Claro sB que 81 ojo avizOr de sOlterO
fu6 dieatro investigator. En- direction
Contraria elloa vsnfa Jose BonifaciO Sa'
las, dc Ponce, trayendO en- Is mano una
mAleta an par de zapatOE de medic uso.
-lAltc, amigol-dijo unO de los guar
diaa. lWeheTe dOW yOW come front
No entendi6 Salas la paEte irg eBR peRo
Comprendi6 la grGfca y trat6 dc paEtir.
PeEO no 10 psrmitieron lOG policfRI y le
COndujeEOn al cuArtel.
Rssult6 aIlf de la investigation, que Ia
maleta era propiedad del que la conducts,
pero los zapatoB eran de I'M buesped de Ia
casa de dOEmir que tiene don ZaMO CATS
nasio MirandR) en- Ia calle de Ia Luna.
Este 90 uno de los hoteleB m6dicoa, on dom
de 90 cobra por nm catre centavos, y por
IN CGtrs con cafe 10.
Visto el juicio estR mafisna, 81 Juez
6uau, impuso & Bonifacio so diaG de car
cal
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10 hanbro lIsIado.

Es muy dificil On ocaBiones yer al Car
de Russia.
81 un Ministro, por ejemplo, ,golicita una
Audiencia extEaordinaria, no place & s.
NJ. Concederla. PeteTkatof, ayuda de
C6mara y fel amigo de tres Buceaivoa EN-.
peradores EusoB dice que s. M. eat6
CnnGado.
Raraa veCes pregOnta al MinistTO que
negocios lleva, pueB goss de tai COnfanzR
que le el permitido lesr todaS las CartaS ,
teIegramas dirigidos 4 50 augusta amO, dc
modo que ii no quiere anunCiar IN viai'
tante tranHmitir IN menssje, 81 Empera'
dor 10 ignors.
Pero hay excepciones. Un CaballeEo
fne hace POGO Palacio invitado por 81
mismo Gear.
Deupu6s de hRberlo heCho pasar poE una
multitud de Cuartosy de habsrlo registTadc
minuCiOsaments, 80 le psTmiti6, con gran
SoEpTesa Auya, hablar al EmpeFadoE POI
medic del telefonO.
--Esta mahRna salieron en- autom6vil
para Ii isla, 81 Coronel Hamill y el doctor
Gconaga. Van 81 reconocimiento ID
alionRdoa.
Para euta noChe Bs anuncia Dor ID
compahia do EaFsuels, "Campanone" & 81
nsfCio del director , primer baritone
BaE Alberto Morales
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Distinguida DANA faIleCe en- Paris.
Ia condssa Do TrObrlnnd ora abusIa del ssfsr
Post.

El honorable Gobernador gshor Regis
81. Pest, reCibi6 aver an cable de Paris,
anunCi6ndole la trists nueva del falleci.
miento de su sehora abusla, Ia Condesa de
Trobriant. La sefora de Trobriand, %
americana de nacimiento. Case con 81
Conde de Trobriand, reaidisndo desds mu.
chos amos en- Paris.
La Condesa ContabR 85 amos de edad, y
por sus virtudeB, auB m6ritOB perBonalea,
era muy eBtimada On Is capital de Fran.
cia y en- los EstadoB UnidoD en- donde
tambi6n Ia FeCOFdaban sug muchas y sris-
tocFkticas Eelacioneg.
FL luto que llsvar6 81 GObernador % de
caracter particular, correspondence 81 in
tenEO csriio que tenfa por % abuela, perO
en- sus actOg odciRlea, anunciados EeCiente-
mente, asistiF6 en- "a calidad de goberna'
dor de Puerto Rico.l
"La Correspondence envfa su mas
ssntidO pesams 81 aefiOF Post , dem6n deu'
dos de la fnada, hacienda votos por 81
descanBo de 50 noble alma.
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Cree La Peruna La Meior MedIcina
Del AfundO.

Cree Ia Peruna La MeIOr MedIcins
Del MnndO.
Carta de la Sra. w. J. Bryanton, 21O
Sherman street, Dennison, Ohtos
"Seguf las instrucciones que tan
Embellishments me di6 y va estoy COM
pletamente bien. Creo que Ia Peruna es
el mejor remedio del mundo.'
COrdIaLmente ID Las Gracias POr 81
ALlYIO Que PrOpOrci0n6 La PerMna.
Sta. Jessie Dword, 81 South ST., Passaic,
n. j., escribe como sigue:
atoms la Peruna de acuerdo con las
instrucciones en- 81 r6tulo del frasco.
Tenfa una tos SEGA dos frascos me
Curaron. Cordialmente le doy las
gracias. .'-Jess DWord.
La tos es causada por Ia condici6n ca-
tarral de la garganta y los bronquios.
Remueva ell catarro y la tos desapare-
cerGs La Peruna es el Femedio para toda
en4eEmeded cGtaTEa1s
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Ia Peruna USada Pana La 0arEanGa.
Siempre TIene El RemedlO A ManOs.
La Sra. J. A. Baker, $50 Locust Avenue,
Amsterdam, N. Y, escribe como sigue:
"Creo es mi deber escribirle y parti-
ciparle 10 que la Peruna he hecho pOr
mi, para que todos los que padezcan de
1a misma enfermedad Sc curen con IA
misma rapidez.
"Hacen dos amos perdf la VOC, y no
podfa hablar, de maners que Be me
pudiera oir, por siete semanas. Los doc
torres de la familia no podfan hacer NADIA
por mi.
"Despues de siete semanas de sufri.
mientos, lef algunas circulareS respeoto
Ia Peruna.
Embellishments compre un frasco, =
10 tome en- dosis de q cucharadtta pOF
hora, Ell segundo dfa podia hAblar.
Jam6S estsre sin Peruna."-J.A. Baker.
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MRTLOIDEs-M moior mas SECURE
de todos los egpsciflcos hasta &hoFa conoCido
para ID Oura perm&nont0 de todas las 0nfer-
modadog dc la uHota, "a sean 6gtas OF6niCas
agudas. Oontiene 81 nuio OuEa poF COM
pIoto, On mSnos ti0mpoB que ningdn otEo pre-
parade SIMILAR las gonorPeag, ospermatornaB
ciBtitiG, cot. MejoE que Lar inysooionos muy
superior 81 a6ndal0 y copaiba. EmpiOza
BuFtiF Bu efecto las tF0g ouatFo horaH de
habOREo tornado.
Los "HEEITLOTDE8" son f6sileB de tomaF
ast6n pEoparadOs de man0ra que no rsvuol-
ven d ost6mago nj pTOduOen malos sfsctoB,
De VOnta en- todag lag B0tioaa. PfdanBo
muagtFau gratis & gua &nicos fabHlcantas-
Frederick BtaaFna b o.. DotEott, MiGli'
gan I'd. A.
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JOVINo De IA TORRE.

Sc halla On San Juan deade hsce algunoB
diaa, 81 sefor Jovino de Ia Torre, Periods
ta msyagdezano que rscorre Ia isla con
objeto de obteneF amplia information para
"a Iibro NUEVO PUERTO.RICO, que
en- breve daT6 & la publicidad.
Dsseamos al Heaor La Tore eI msjor
6xito On San Juan, pueI 81 libro de dicho
Compahero, 10 mereCa pOr ID impOFtancia.
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Nutlclas de Sabana Grande.
(De nasstro oorrespOnsaI. }

Julio 11.-Mafana marchar6, acompa'
iiada de Bu sehora madre dotla Dolores
Navas, para Santa Isabel, Ia distinguida
y bellfsima aeiOEita Matilde PujalB que
eutuvO durants I'm afio de telegrsfAta On
eata pobIaci6n. LIE deseamos BinceFamen'
10 un fsliz visje y que no SO divide de cate
pueblo en- donde SO le apFecia = SO le dis
tingue mucho.
LA SimpAtica morRda da nueAtros
muy estimadOs amigos los eSposos dchs
Andrea Pujsls y don Jose Carlo = Carlo
ha sido autorisado CON el advenimiento de
an prsCiOso nifiito al que deseamos mucha
sslud , prOsperidades para algeria y Ga.
tiafacci6n de Sus padres quienes felicitR'
mos por Hu nuevo heEedero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13
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De Salvador AlSina. San Francisco
AZ, Puerto Rico. Sc fabriCan goEraa para
militaTes, ColsgiOa sanidad, FerEoCarri.
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particulares , dem6a CuerpOB = dependen-
cias de esta isIa
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dem6u distintivos de cada Tamo. En- boi-
mas , CaChuchas para nifios hay nm vaTia'
do , complete suvtido, do pa1o do Colore1
peluoh. grana, IaDilIa negraa blancas