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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
Los Baleares en- Ia Habana
UNA REvIsTA LITERlRiA

Hemos recibido varios ntimeros de
la lmportante revista literaria LAS
Baleares' que ha empezado editar-
Sc en- la Habana bajo la direction de
su fundador y director don Juan To-
rres Guasch.
Ell proposito de dicha revista nc
puede ser mas instructive, pues con
siste en- dar q conoccr por medic de
dicho semanario, los intereses mora
les y materiales de la Colonia Balear
en- la Habana. Ademas de que pu-
bllcara escritos que tiendan 4 desa-
rrollar las diferentes fuentes del sa-
Der humane, concediendo siempre 1u-
gar preferente los que atafien di-
rectamente la historic de su region
describiendo fases 6 hechos prehist6-
ricos y datos int eresantes curiosos
de las sorprendentes evoluciones por
que han pasado las islas Baleares,
desde su descubrimiento hasta nues-
tlos dias.
Damos las mas expresivas gracias
por Ell envio de la mencionada Revis-
ia y deseamos sinceramente que su
publication sea I'm nuevo lazo de con-
cordia que venga a unir los senti-
nientos del pueblo cubano con los
sentimientos Ide la isla gloriosa de
Raimundo Lulio, Antonio Barcelo,
Felipe Bauza y del immortal hjstorla-
dor Cuadrado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
ATENEO PUERTORRIoUENo

Programa de las pleas que tocara
Ell sexteto del Ateneo en- los saloues &c
dicho Centro en- la noche del lunes o
del actual:
1.-Overtura "Eurganthe" Weber.
a.-Selecton Pagliaci (a) Intermezzo
(b) Gavota Leoncavallo.
3.-Preludio-T -Tercer acto tAnillo
de Hero. Marquee.
4.-Danza dele Ore B ala bles
"Giocenda" Ponchieli
5-'Loin du Bal Waltz Gillet.
6. Gavota "Mignon" Thomas
A la hora de costumbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
Don Francisco Collado

Nos participa este distinguido ca
ballero que habiendo sido nombrad0
por el gobierno de la Rep1blica do
Panama, vice consul de dicha repu-
brca en- Barcelona Y habiendo reci-
bido del Rey Alfonso XIII ell RE
ginum Exsqua,ur' de estilo ha to-
mado possession del cargo y alberto ell
.despa no en IA calle dc Aragon :
,S2. frente al apeadero del paseo de
grac'a
D.mos las gracias al sefior Collado
'ei sus g.lantls ufgc~ inlientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
En- ell Municipal

Para esta noche Sc anuncia una
funcion extraordinaria en- Ell teatro
Municipal a bene6cio del simp4tico
tramoyiSta Luis Roger Machado CO.
nocido popularmente por Mazzatini.
Ell programa de la function es exec
lente, interpretandose las aplaudidss
zarzuelas Gel Bateo ;" Ruido de
Campanas" y ell "Chiquillo." La fun
cion empezara a las ocho y media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
Mr.. Scoville

Esta maflana ell Secretario de la
Corte Federal Mr.. Scoville, lie maui
tSsto uno de nuestros representatives
que es cierto que 81 ha renunti,do q
cargo de Secretario de la rt ferida Cor.
te para cue tenea lugat diche reuunci 1
4 fines d.l entrante mes, siendo el mo
two de Ia renuncia. el que va ejsrcel
Il abogacia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
On empr6stito para Mayasdez

Hoy ha salido para Maycgiiez ell
alcalde de aquella poblacion Sc nor Ma
risuo Riera Palmer. Este tuvo una
entrevista con ell assistant attorney. Sc
cree que ell sehor Riera Palmer con-
seguira un emprestito de mil dollars
con destno a trabajos de la admins
TRACTION municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
La Investigation del attorney

Esta tarde SRA presentado Mr.
Willoughby el pliego que contiene la
investigation practicada por los seflo-
res Brow y Simmer tn Santa Isabel d
peticion del alcalde de dicho pueblo
don Angel Beinabe Torres.
Hoy ha salido Ell assistant attoney
para una de sus posisionas en- Ia isa
regresando Ell lines por la mafiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
Nota del dia

La perturbation economical
actual, que no es una crisis
afortunadamente no sc debe a
los trusts, Sc debe a la imprevi-
sion cropica que padecemos.
Siendo cierto que existe un
trust del tabaco. como sc afrma
v cierto que ha venido adqui- =
fiendo paulatinamente grandes
extensiones de terreno para la
siembra por cuenta propia 20
ha debido sorprender a nadie
que, completando las adquisicio-
mes neCesarIas para sus fines y
cultivandolas con todo esmerO,
haya llegado ell desenlace natu-
raj, logico e irremediable de tai
politica 8 tactica. 8 sea, Ell no me-
cesitar dicho trust comprar ta-
baco a nadie y, por consiguien-
te. la depreciation del producto
OfreCidO, en- tales condolences,
por los Cultivadores inConscien -
tes de la misma planta.
De igual modo, los obreros ia.
baqueros no atribuyeron impor-
tancia al hecho de que el huss
sc decidiera a ser proveedor de
ST mismo, cultivando para clio
los terrenos adquiridos. Y, sin
embargo, este hecho indica ba
a las Claras que Ell trust pro-
porcionaria sus operaCiones y
negocios a 10 que permitiera ell
area de suS terrenOS cultivados
y, por Consiguiente, que limita-
ria el numero de sus empleados
Il obreros.
Sc trata, pueS, en- reSumidas
cuentas de un fenomeno mas
bien flsiol0gico que de aspecto
social O eCon0mlCO; Sc trata de
un gigantic que ha saciado su
vOracidad con sOrpresa estupen-
da de los que habian Calculado
que sus apetitos no podrian ser
COlmadOS 1amaS.
Ell llamado trust del tabaco
4 ha alcanzado Ell nivel maximo
de expansion que podrfa obte-
ner en- un pals pequenO como Ell
nuestro y que a su pequenez
prinClpalmente debe en- estOs
moment su salvaCi0n, como
en- OtraS OCaSiOnes le ha debidO
la ruina.
Pero, aparte de ESQ, Ell EXPIRE
sado trust habia conseguido en-
Cuba hace algun tempo un
campo de negoclOs muChO mas
amplio, provechoso y fecundo
que Ell nueStro y por ESQ sus
grandes necesidades gastrono-
micas, sc vienen satisfaciendo y
sc satisfacen actualmente en-
Cuba, segun todos los informes.
Cabe, pues, ahrmar que e]
trust del tabaco ha llegado en-
Puerto Rico al grado maxine de
Su desenvolvimiento y, examl-
nando las lineas generates de
este, podemos deducir tambien
que su presencia entire nosotros
lejos de ser perjudiclal, es todc
10 benefciosa que puede serlc
cualquier otro elemento cola
borante en- gran escala de la RI
queza pdblica.
Sucede otro tanto cor Ell trusts
tambien invisible del az1car
Sc supone que este trusts ha
comprado terrenos aunque tam
POGO en- preparedness peligrosas
porque prlncipalmente es com
prador del dulce y no productor.
Siendo este asi. ST. fuerza dc
imposition podria versar espe-
clalmente sobTe Ell precio de
artfculo, peIo para clio seria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
UN BALE EN- HUNACAO
I'm I'll CASINO ESPANOL

La anna bic directiva del Casino Es-
pahol de Humacao nos invita- al bale
de confianza organizado en- dicho CEN
tro para la noche del ocho del corrien
te, con motive de la festividad de la
Purisima Conception, Patrona de Es-
pafla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07
FNFERMO

Sc encu entra hoy recojdo en- CANA
nuestro amigo Ell Coronel HamiIl.
Dios quiera que alivie pronto
distinguido enfermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-07

necesario que fuera va I'm he
cho que Cuba inundara con su
azucar los mercados de la Union,
alterando las condolences de la
oferta.
Ell trusts del azdcar parece
hallarse la espectativa de este
suceso, Y, por 10 que hace a
nosotros, es indudable que ha
realizado aqui todos los calcu-
los y combinaciones que sc ha-
bia traZadO.
Nos encontramos asi en- pre-
sencia de dos trusts que, por
las dimensiones geograficas de
nuestra isla y por las halague-
1las peTspectivas que presenta
Cuba en- todos sentidos, han
hecho un alto, que parece def =
nitivo, en- su marcia invasora
en- nuestro suelO.
No hay que temer absoluta-
mente NADIA de esos trusts. Por
voluntad propia los dos hus1s
son propietarios de alguna con-
sideracion, pero no los unicos
nj los mejores de la Isla.
La mayor parte del terreno
esta aun en- manos amigas. Por
ESQ podemos insistir en- los con-
sejos que dabamos hace varios
amos, cuando, sin contar con ell
factor Cuba creiamos formal
mente que la acci6n de los trusts
seria devastadora.
Hlclmos entonces una porfa-
da defensa del cafe, como cul-
two privilegiado por la fama de
que disfrutaba y privilegiado
por la independence economical
de la Metr6poli que podria ase-
gurarnos.
Desgraciadamente Ell reden-
torismo habia comprendido de
antemanO la impOrtanCia Y tras.
CendenCia que tendria el hecho
de sostener ell cultivo del cafe
como el principal de la isla y
le habia declarado guerra sin
cuartel, acosando ferozmente a
los duenOs de flncas cafeteras Y
negandose a prestarles ninguna
Clase de auxiliO, asi como a
buscarle mercados nj en- concep.
to de restitution de los que le
habia quitado en- Europa.
La excelencia del grano pro-
ducido en- Puerto Rico no sc ha
olvidado, a pesar de todo, en-
los mercados principales del
mundo y la demanda de nues-
trO cafe Continuara en- progre-
sion creciente cualesquiera que
sean las difcultades que Sc
opongan 4 su exportaci6n.
ePero ademas del cafe hay
otros cultivos Independence de
la accion de los trusts. que son
los que debemos adoptar, apli-
cando a la TERRA Ell principle de
la diversidad, como sc ha apli-
|cado al trabajo Ell de la division.
Con la diversidad y especia-
Ilidad de los cultivos podremos
asegurar el stotm quo en- la ex-
pansion de los trusts y la ocu-
passion de los brazos actualmen-
te inactivos Q que huelguen en-
10 futuro, V con la ocupacion de
sus brazos podemos evitar la
oferta excesiva de ira abajo y la
consigiente pertur bacion en- la
vida obrera, que repercute en-
los demas aspectos de la vida
social, produciendo los fenome
nos de malestar que notamos al
presente y que no llegan a cons,
tituir una crisis verdadera.
Pero por 10 pronto, no ocurre
NADIA nuevo. III nada peligroso
nj NADIA alarmante en- Ell orden
|economie,o del Pals.
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get the news from her. III tell you.
Whisper! DR.. Furnivallr'
He w-nked knowingly as he pro-
nornced the word. and SHOOK his head
confidently. The landlord. however,
was unresponsive. He did not under
stand yet. But the physician at the
BEDSIDE caught the name, and nodded
To- the sergeant.
"Can him." he said Tell him I
have asked MIN in consultation.
There's more than hysteria here.
don't know what vet. and should be
g1ad 10 have his advice
The sergeant was fortunate enough
to get speech at once with Or. Furni-
vail over the telephone. and in less
than a quarter of an hour he arrived
The patient now lay IN comparative
quiet, crying out only occasionally. in
such an incoherent manner that moth
ing could be made Of her meaning In
DECD. as soon as Dr. Furnivall looked
into her eyes he declared that she had
no meaning. IL she spoke, u was
automatically. And he was forced 10
confess that in this case his hypnotic
powers were OF no avail Her mind
vas in such chaotic state that he
could not reach it, II had 10 sta
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stating what he wanted, he could not
help think that the doctors fail
ure was due. perhaps. to the fact
that ne did not quite appreciate the
great importance attaching 20 the dis
cCvery OF that missing Doctors name
When 81 is absolutely. necessary to do
a thing. il can Be done. even II il is
impossible. according TO the sergeant
With difference he, therefore. an
preached, and in earnest whisper be-
gan to go over the story again for the
doctors better understanding. But II
was useless. DR.. FurnivaI shook his
head.
No power on earth, ne said can
draw sanity from a mind whose organ
Of expression. the brain. Is as defec-
tive as that woman's. Repair the
brain and she viii speak. but not until
that is done"
Now. when the sergeant had come
ND and began 10 whisper his eXplana-
-tious. the doctor. who was at the
bedside. moved away and stood by the
wall az the footboard. regarding the
invalids face. which was turned d.
rectly toward him. nevertheless listen
ing to TIE story Of the urgent Irishman-
he noticed at once that the bed did
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How came you here. anyway ask
ed the landlord. did Mr.. Clark as
sign you to Mrs. Seavey?"
Yes, sir. She has no maid Of her
own just now and asked for me at the
office Oh dear. I am so sOrry-''
She stopped suddenly and her eyes
grew wide as the helmet OF a police
man was pushed around the edge Of
the door Immediately followed by the
burly body OF Sergeant Nulty, who ad-
vanced softly TO the group looking in
quiringly from one 20 the other. While
the physician busted himself with the
patient the landlord drew the sergeant
aside and told him all that had been
discovered.
'An' yees dunno phwat wan the doc
thor was?'' he asked
No
We'll twas him done it"
"Of course. But how does that help
us? Mrs Seavey can't speak and he
is the only person who can give that
doctors name"
Cant sphake2 She can"
Not intelligently. Listen"
Man" said Nulty. after giving an
attentive ear 10 the jerky syllables
that issued from the patients mouth.
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Daniels over there seen. che whole
thing. lie was lookin' into the room.
There was two men; one near the
window and the other shaking his fist
AT him. and the first thing he knew
one was tumbllng, the window being
open, and the other was just pushing
him. He seen his hands on him"
The much exercised man turned
troubled face to the patrolman.
That corroborates the janitor," he
said Notify yourtofiice as quick as
you can"
He then summoned the house ply
sician. and together they hurried to
suite 401
The rap at the door remaining un-
answered, they were on the point of
turning the knob when a housemaid
came running toward them along the
hall with the information that doctor
was with Mrs. Seavey and she was not
to be disturbed. The doctor himself
had given orders to that effect.
This statement. so far from having
the effect the maid expected, resulted
in an action on the part OF her en-
pIoyer that made her fear for his
sanity for with a sudden wrench he
tore the door open and with his left
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ly. I didn't know he had gone. He
has not had time to make the exam
ination. He said nobody was to enter
until he called me-"
Were you to guard the door?"
She hung her head.
"Ye-yes. sir. II only went for a
drink Of water"
Did YOU see Mr. Seavey come in 80
"No. sir He is seldom home till
or past"
Don't you know what has happened
here?"
"wh-why. no. sir Is she worse?'
She threw a startled look toward the
bed. and then hastened TO il. The
doctor and she reached IT at the same
moment.
II didn't mean to leave her" she
whispered anxiOusly to him. "She
wasn't very sick; and / couldn't have
been away from the door five minutes" "
The doctor examined the invalid's
face and took her pulse.
''Hysteria" ne said
As he spoke. the patients eyelids
trembled open. At sight of him bend
ing over her she screamed and began
to cry out incoherently, whichs brought
the landlord, who had been searching
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biiiiy. She was incapable Of thodEht.
TO attempt 10 force her 20 concentrate
her IDEAS and bid her speak would be
like gazing into a mass Of floating
vapor and bidding IL 10 body Itself
fCrrh as a yoica
Sergeant Nulty. who lad hailed the
entrance OF his nero with a broad
Scin OF triumph. scratched his mead and
grew pale with chagI in. turning a help
less eye upon the man he had so conf
drnuy relied upon, but who now dis
appointed HIM at the moment OF trial
Although he mad already. over the
telephone, briefly explained the CIR
cumstanccs 10 DR.. Furnivall. giving
hum the main points OF the case and
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done 50. and the house should be-
searched and guards stationed at all
the exits. who should allow nobody TO
pcss TO the street until identified. This
was arranged for at once. several re-
sponsible persons Offering their serv-
ices TO help out the employees OF the
hotel. and the landlord again started
TO enter.
The policeman who had 50 far iig-
ured in the case hSd meanwhile
FASTENED TO the apartment house across
the way ard questioned the excited
man at the window. lie now reap
peared. and. taxing the landlord by
the arm. whispered:
It's a clear case. Murder! Mr..
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A Mystery Story Of Absorbing interest," Being An Actual
Experience in the Career of a physician DetectfUe

arm bent over his head. as II TO wari
off threatened blow. ne bounded
into the apartment like a tiger on its
his heels.
But. once In. both men stared blank
~. There were no signs Of disturb
ance. Nobody was in the room but
the sick woman. who lay perfectly still
on the outside OF the bed, her face to
the wall; and a hasty examination
showed that the door leading 10 the
other parts Of tire suite was fastened.
the key being In the lock on their side.
How long ago as the doctor here?"
the landlord asked tae maid.
why. only few minutes ago, sure
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the apartments hurriedly. to the bed
side
What is she saying?" ne whispered.
Has she given any clue? What's
the matter with herr"
Il can't make out what she says
the doctor returned; and ] can't
make out what the mater is. either.
II irs hysteria, irs the queerest case
] ever saw yet. It's more like raviug
insanity. Look al her eyes. What doc
tor did she have?' he asked the maid.
Why. / don't know who this one
WAS She's had several She called
him herself on the telephone. She
wasn't very sick then. See, she isn't
undressed.'' -
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'cmbling over one another IN a turbid
stream. wholly devoid Of sense or con-
nectiOn. Man, OF nave wan that
u draw language from pig. He
made mesilf sphake wanst." He
looked as II he scarcely relished the
remembrance
The landlord eyed him disapprov-
iGgly.
This is no time nor place for jOk-
ing" he said, "and ] don't understand
YOU
Whisper It's no joke I know me
july. 'Tis the name o. the docther We
want. moo and only the lady can ten
tnot same. but she can't shpske- But
she can shpake! Thes wan man viii
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r was 4 o'clock in the afternoon ~
a debilitating spring day The
crowds that thronged the street.
surEing always to the shady side.
moved with a lack OF energy
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Gin 3nabc O0tt cim en- M1rteI:
faiten stt EOO 0cOritdt.

ii
Wdbrenb am ssreitag Mbelo Der lie=
benjdhiiae gmerlon Msets nit otei lei
ner Briioer Dem Naier. gSilliam Wtsets.
Der III ben @nanelina WOrts orteitei.
entae9en aeben lDollte. Ian0i CT eneil
lhredllden Sob. Die camille uobnt
in elmer 9lllep binter Der Star Wdihe.
rel unb als Die Gnaben in Der Nllep
neben Naqelps Bauboi einen grpben
WDrteltalten laben, Der Qegen bic 6enS
aelebnt mar, 10 fanben lie. oies biloe
elm prdbtiaes Verlted. un, oarin sll
ipielen. plOblib fiel Der Salten rlln
fiel geraoe auf Den unglidihen @mer=
ion. Sic tleinen Yriiber iuhten ben
Gafen gu heben, aber berielbe mar su
ihluer fir ibre Srdite llno als mehrere
Wdnner berbeieilten. mar Der Gnabe
ihon cine eide. Ser 500 muB BET.
nabe ouaenbliflih einaetreien iein
oenn cine unterluhung ergab. ouB De,
Shdoel bes &leinen einleorift mar.
Dian fam lih ben Sdmets Der at
men @ltern oetlten. als lie Der 2eihs oes
&inbes aulihtia wurDen. oas Ueni9s
Winuten Dorbsr nod friih nno munter
9eipielt bate.
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Mu oct, ..Qsrieifatteu"

elmer icben aroBen 3ettnu9 pirb tdaI bieelbe yrast
9erbtet: nSb babe MIDI burb tbbritbte WernodIdli'
9nn9 unb uebsranhrenspna ruinirt S1 letoe on
ueoelfett Gnfftpben. &opiihners Sbpiuoel &iiden.
ihmddbe ptuie Deritppiuns unb 2eberanit,pelun9
ipdbreib ene arane Seiihstarbe nnb bic gelbuoile.
men Aug neber mir lagen bob aud meine 9eren ent=
siinbet nnb. mas ratbeu sic mir su tbun vile BON
mir perudten Weltel baben uibts 9eeolfeu" ltnb IN
lebem sSoe ipiro Die Mntwort lauter baB bic n,een
Yatentmeo,5nen, SaIsrnitte nno fpte biee Wlrturen
Ion nod beiBen mDseu. nihts bcen fDnnen, iuetl ie
MIR anf ben ansenblidiben gfeft berebnet aeit.
peilig bic SDmptome burd Nnedilber unb anbere
dsenbe Stoffe pertreiben. nt aber bem 9ebe aut ben
Sruno geben nno Elm @nbe bere,teil. oeIfen f6nnen
ba lur bic berubmten Ct 9ernarb &rGnerpilen. B. b.
eine iprtlidbe. aug ben beufrdilgYten Hnan5endten
5ubereete Mranet Die 9ou nnadbltgen Se,benbeu &c.
bplfen bat lDeil e bent ebel auf ben 6ruuo 9ebt bic
Veroanun9 lpeber heritelt nn6 retfes, guteS 8lnt
itafft bic Guele neuer, 9ennber 2ebcuSfraft. Sn
allen apotbcten fir nur Is @ents Sn baben.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Nnt0np @alamaoi. @ransbur9, go. =
Senuie Yoroeue, 3oselDsl,.
0arrp M. Seripen. Niles, 8. - goitt
8. 8oettse, @anat Douer.
Wm. 5. Simons. Tluibins. .. =
Settle 8. grrinston. Gtillmater.
gilbert ss. Shott - Clara g. 8oett9e.
beibe bon Canal Doper.
8. s. Mepsr = Nba Q. 3siner. peios
bon Nem philadelphia.
BENZ. 5toder, port Wafbin9ton =
Marp 8. Gerrea. Stoneereet.
glias @arl 0oopinsa,ner, ganal Dos
per - Mabel M. M1iion. Dunoee.
6aroep g. Oooer. @lepelano - qua
Blanhe 2alb, Bolibar.
gbarles s1arer = Cora W. Belmer,
beioe bon Yort WaIbinetrn.
6arrp W. NarneH, ubridspiQe -
Bertha u. Barr, Wineral Gitp.
Hobert 8romn. Wtiopale =, Sennie
Wriabt. llbridspiae.
2eoi 2oB, Gea &op, 8. - 9i33ie g..
uttNtt, VeUIllIOU.
Sobn @nale. 5bamotin. ga, - Marp
Hanit. Mineral gitp.
Orin N. Mears. 9fem philadelphia -
Minnie .. Wurphp. Nelpeomerst.
Gopo N. 2appin - Grace q. 8orocn.
beioe bon Bolipar.
Sames 8. %. Shompion, @anal Doper
Maraaret gdert, Nem pbilabelpbia.
Wm. gbarles Spring - Mabsl &or
Uloore, beioe bon Nelpeomerstopn.
Aloin 3. @enslep = Marp M. GUS
ton. beioe bon Nem Gomerstown.
gbarles NQerton, Canton Nnuo
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