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Of
8 GRIMES

Jim Wilson, bartender, sus-
pected of passing counterfeit
money, picking pockets and steal
ing diamonds, was given a hearing
before Justice Hinkle this afternoon
in police court and the case was
continued to Monday. Patrolman
Marshall and Detective Haywood
made the arrest early Friday morn
ing. Two strangers reported to
them that a man in the Office of
the Golden West hotel was picking
another mans pockets. The officers
found Wilson sitting alongside A.
Johnson, a rancher from Moab.
Johnson was sober enough to tell
them he had ordered Wilson to
leave his pockets alone.
E. j. Rich, bartender at the In
land, testified that Wilson had
tried two weeks ago to pass bogus
$40 bill on him Chief of Police
Waller said that he had Wilson be-
fore him one time on suspicion OF
stealing a large diamond from a
man named Merritt. There was
not evidence enough to hold Will
son that time, but the chief said
he was convinced in his own mind
that Wilson was the thief.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-26
SITE FOR
ELEVATOR

The Independent Elevator Co.,
organized two months ago with
Spokane county capital, announces
the closing of deal today whereby
the company secures all the build
ings of the Inland Mill & Manufac-
turing Co. and two lots in Railroad
addition.
The Independent company will
take possession April / and expects
to erect an elevator of 100000
bushels capacity to be operated in
connection with line OF elevators
to be established throughout the
Inland Empire. In Spokane the
company figures on investing $25..
coo in the new elevator. John Wall
ters negotiated the purchase made
here.
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MAY M'KENz|E
CAUSES THE
TROUBLE

(Scripps News Association.b
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-Thaw pro
tested to his counsel today against
the alienists engaged by the state
to watch every act of the prisoner
during the selection of the jury. II
is understood Jerome has decided
the defense is going to plead emo.
tional insanity and has placed spes
c.alists to watch the prisoner close.
~ under the ordeal.
The Thaw purors are carefully
guarded but subjected to no parti-
cular hardship Seventeen rooms
and a private dining room have
teen engaged for them in the
Broadway Central hotel. All pub
LEGATIONS they get are censored and
clipped of all reference to the case.
All letters to the Jurors are read be.
fore given members.
Hartridge, of the Thaw defenses
denies all 1iies of disagreement
in the Thaw family. AS a result
of the apparent GOODNESS between
the mother and wife of the defend-
ant, gossipers are busy with stor.
les of an estrangement and specula-
ton as to the effect Of this upon
the chances Of the prisoner.
The prisoners wife, mother and
| brother called early at the Tombs
and remained until nearly 1 o'clock
this afternoon. Following the fam.
| lily conference Thaw talked with A.
E. Peabody, one of his counsel, as
a result of which Peabody made a
formal denial of an estrangement
between members Of the families.
1t is generally believed May Me-
Kenzie is the cause of the coolnesss
Evelyn refusing to give up he1
friends companionship, as the hus-
bands family desires.
1t is rumored that the Countess
of Yarmouth will return to Europe
and has taken passage on a ship
sailing late this afternoon because
she is at loggerheads with other
members of the family.
Jerome and Assistant Garvfn
spent most of the day examining
| states witnesses in the district att
torney's office. Jerome occupied
his time with Drs. Mcdonald, Flynt
and Mabon, insanity experts re-
tanned. Garvin examined lay wit
nesses, including Howard Nesbit.
| The latter in conversation with re-
porters said he things his sister is
making a great mistake in bring
ing May Mckenzie into court. May
| Mckenzie is under subpoena to test-
| fly for the state and will be called to
| the stand as soon as introduction OF
! evidence begins.
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FOR DIRECT PRIMARY

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 20
A constitutional amendment pro-
viding for the direct primary was
ordered out of committee today
with recommendation that it be
passed. The ways and means COM
mittee begun a thorough investiga-
ton of the affairs Of the state
printers office. A bill was intro
duced permitting the consolidation
of county insurance companies.
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set for two weeks from today. He
ruled, however, that the property
owners claim that the railroads
concerned are in an illegal COM
bine under the interstate commerce
law, could not be considered in de-
Gliding the merits of the argument
until the claim is substantiated by
proof. Evidence in proof, he said,
might be offered ii the defendants
have it. As to the point then at
issue, the court held that the own
ership of the stock is immaterial.
Attorneys for the property own
ers announce that they will be
ready TO prove their contention of
illegality against the Hill roads
when the hearing Is resumed.
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BIG MINING SUIT
DECIDED

NEVADA CITY, Cal, JAN. 20
A jury in the mining suit Of
Champion VS.. the Home Mining Co.
rendered a verdict this morning
awarding Champion $4,000 dam
ages and costs. Champion sued for
100000 and proved ore valued at
$4,000 was taken from the dis
puted ground The Champion Co.
is satisfied and will not appeal.
The suit had been nearly three
months in the superior court. Some
of the most noted mining experts
in the country testified. The COM
panies spent 100000 in attorney
and expert fees.
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tention that no employee or hanger
on could have been more subser-
Went to corporation interests. I'm
der these conditions it was useless
to attempt to impress the people
with the idea that the democratic
party was ''forninst" the corpora
tons, it is held
1t is claimed that the city hall
machine expects the support of the
w. w. p. Co, Dutch Jake" and a
large part of the working men in
the coming election, but there is
evidence in abundance that the big
company and its tenderloin allies,
feeling certain of renominating
Mayor Daggett and being taken
care Of as far as the democracy is
concerned, are now straining every
nerve to secure control of the re-
publican convention and play both
ends. If successful 1t is more than
likely that on election day they will
leave their democratic allies in the
lurch.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-26
L|DCERWOOD
DECISION

Judge Huneke's ruling this morn
ing in the Lidgerwood contest
against right of way condemnation
by the Portland & Seattle railroad
leaves the way open for what may
develop into an attack on the Great
Northern combine in this county.
In the case at issue Patrick
Shine, attorney for the Lidgerwood
property owners, raised the point
that the Portland Is Seattle road, as
a branch of the Great Northern
merger, was an illegal organization
and has nc right TO exercise the
right Of eminent domain.
The railroads denied the right
cf the defendants to introduce evil
dence on this contention.
Judge HUneke holds that such
evidence may We properly intro
dGced in the condemnation hearing
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G. N. men CAN'T
GET THEIR PAY

Great Northern employees on this
division and elsewhere in the West
are making a big kick against de-
layed pay checks. Their wages are
overdue now 10 days and there is
no telling when they will arrive
Meanwhile the Northern Pacific
paid off on time and it is pointed
out that the Great Northern has no
more excuse for being late than the
N. p. The railroad men find them
selves unable to meet their bills
and dissatisfaction is growing here
and all along the line.
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By gibson GARDNER.
Special Correspondence to The Press

Special Correspondence to The Press
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 20
1t has been finally decided by
President Roosevelt that there must
be more legislation for the control
of the railways. The rate bill is
doing we'll as beginning, but there
must be more.
The administration program con-
templates amendments to the inter-
state commerce act, giving added
power to the commission:
1. To control the issue of rail
way securities.
2. To control the physical equip
ment of roads-(a) regulation of
car supply and trackage and ter
minals; CD appliances for safe OPP
Grafton of trains.
3. To provide a valuation of all
the physical properties of the
American railways, with view to
determining a just basis for taxa
ton and rate making.
a. To provide regulation OF
hours and conditions of employ
ment on railways.
This program is what might be
regarded by some people as sweep
ing. The railroads will certainly
denounce it as radical and social
istic 1t Is a long step in the di-
rection of government control, stop.
ping short only at government own
ership.
The president has called in men,
bers Of the interstate commerce
commission and asked them for CO.
operation and assistance. He wants
to proceed deliberately and only
after all the facts bearing on the
problem have been gathered.
To this end We has asked the
commission to hold series of in
vestigations to last all this COM
ing spring and through the summer
and when congress reassembles
next winter he will expect to have
a report and bill all ready for con-
gressional consideration,
The most important addition to
the presidents railway program
Is unquestionably the move to-
ward a control over the high
finance" operations Of men like f.
II. Hartman. The need for this
step was brought out by the re-
cent inquiry, In which it was
shown that all the greatest rail
way systems in the country are
gradually being brought under
what amounts to a single control
This means that competition is be-
ing wiped out. 1t means that a
railway trust is in process of forma.
ton, which Is more gigantic and
more powerful in its opportunities
to Cypress the people. than all the
other trusts put together.
The investigation has disclosed
likewise that this campaign Of
consolidation and private monopoly
is being carried on at the expense
of the railway investor, and in
reckless disregard of his rights, as
well as of the rights of the shipper
and the general public, Whole sys-
tens of railways are being pledged
to raise funds to gather in Compel
ing systems under the limited pri-
waite control of Hartman and men
associated with him.
The commission is ready to re-
port that millions of dollars which
ought to so into buying new loco
motives, new cars and building new
tracks, terminals, depots, etc, are
being squeezed out of the roads to
furnish funds with which to carry
on the gambling operations of few
buccaneers in the world of Wall st.
finance.
1t Is time, according to the prcsi.
dent and commission, that the
brakes be put on, and that these
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-26
LAST TRIBUTE TO
Sen. ALGER
(Scripps News Association.

tccTlpDS NEWS ASSociallOn.J
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The
president. vice president and senate
paid tribute to the late Senator AL
ger at the funeral from the resi-
denee at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Taft, Newberry and the entire Mich.
igan delegation from the house OF
representative, G. A. II. and other
military organizations were pres.
er.>. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe, Of the
Presbyterian church, Ayers pastor,
oficiated.
The cortege was escorted to the
station by a squadron of the Thir-
teenth cavalry. The remains will be
taken to Detroit, where burial will
be made Monday.
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James Corcoran, arrested for beg
glng, was given "a hours to leave
town today. Before Justice Hinkle
this afternoon Corcoran said that If
he had been begging he must have
been crazy. as he was a hard work
ing man. Detective Haywood ar
rested him but before they got to
the police station they went to the
sidewalk where Haywood had to
win wrestling match. Corcoran
claimed to he an ice harvester
from Cocoialia lake.
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DEMANDS SQUARE
DEAL For RAILROADS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--The
president received delegation Of
oklahomans today. As they were
leaving he said:
"I've never posed as { friend OF
the railroads, but unless the franz
ers Of the Oklahoma constitution
modify their instrument 60 that
railroads In Oklahoma can secure
just rights will do by best to have
the constitution rejected"
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RAILROADS MUST
STAND Thrill
(Scripps News Association. J

(Scripps News Association.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 26-The
federal court today overruled de-
murrels to indictments in the rebate
cases brought by the government
against the Omaha, Great Northern,
Wisconsin Central and Minnesota
g. st. Paul roads. The cases will
now go to trial on the indictments
at the April term.
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]. l.. McAbee was arrested last
night at the Uno restaurant, where
he had barricaded himself in the
kitchen. He was coatless and hat
less. In police court this afternoon
he said he WAS guest at the Vic
toria and his wardrobe was there,
Later he said he was a lumberjack
from Newport, Wash. and he didn't
really know where his apparel
Was.
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MURDER
MYSTERY
fScripps News Association)

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Dr. Chas.
Wilmot Townsend was fatally shot
this morning by burglars at the
bedside of his wife, according to the
theory Of the police, although in
view of the recent killing of Chas.
Spier, a friend and neighbor. in
similar way, the case is suspicious.
Spier was later founo short in
accounts he kept as financial sec
rotary of c. H. Rogers.
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is ARE CREMATED

DOVER, N. H., Jan. 26.-The
Cocheo Manufacturing Co.'S plant
was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss 100000. Several hundred en-
ployes were rescued. Some say they
stumbled over PROSTATE bodies as
they fled to safety.
Firemen were unable to reach
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-26
BREAK BLOCKADE
(Scripps News Association. J

(Scripps News Association)
ST. PAUL, Jan. 26.-The Great
Northern and Union Pacific opened
their main lines today. Supplies
are being rushed to towns on
branch lines that have been cut
off.
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o 1000 o Q o Q 90 o Q %
BEATEN A MILE BY The PENNY PAPER

. In spite of greatly delayed mail
yesterday to print the first photograph Kingston
. Jamaica after the earthquake. The yesterday
= ohered vague stock cut of dock alleged
= stricken city portion of it might have
= The SpokesmanRevew this morning glimpse
. bay labeled Kingston.
Today The Press prints scientific diagram
. cal conditions that will probably result
. sliding gradually into the
. These are but instances Of the trumphs of Press
special illustrated feature
. the best and most expensive in
The Press also publishes today exclusive
= Roosevehs plan of campaign the railroad
and revealing the secret of the
= Quoted all over the country by interstate
= sioners two of whom Spokane
.
Q o o o o o o @ o O o q o. q q 0w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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SPOKANE WASHINGTON SATURDAY, JANUARY e,
ROOSEVELT DECIDES FOR
SWEEPING RAILROAD BILL
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Q RoosEvELTs RAILROAD CONTROL CAMPAIGN
G Q
To control the issue as to put
@ end to the operations made famous
years. and restore the fullest
To immensely increase the interstate
commission.
To control physical equipment
Q shall be shortages
o To regulate the employment
q
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Of Aa Ire hh the The quake n in tn
. III MAo~ns Aandy nean break
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
N0T.IC|AS DEL OIl
Condolences magniticas
de la Carcel constr
da. en- Mayaguezs ID.
DON MANUEL CAMUNA$..
lndulto concedido por eli Go.
bernador. -Detenider,per,
cometer delfto grave.

FL Supervisor de Prisiones,
sefior ,,Camufias, ha veuido muy
bien impresionapo del edifcio desti-
nado para carcel de Distrito en- Ma
Yaguez. Dice que es muy amplio. y
en- condolences magnlfcas de segu-
ridad y de hygiene, Iguales elogios
nos hace el senior. Camuhas de la
npev2 carcel de Ponce, cuyo esta,
ole,clmlegto-nos .dice-hall6 tam
olen ep 9xcelentes condolences.
IN Hon, Gobernador Win:
throp, con fecha de aver ha comu-
enicado al Director de Sanidad Be-
nehcencia y Correcciones haber
eopced'do la libertad bajo palabra,
al confnado Jesds Rodriguez, SEN
tenciado el 27 de Abril de 1905 a
la pena de cinco amos por los delitos
de seduction y acometimiento con
intenci6n de matar. Dicho conf
nado, al ser puesto en- libertad, fu&
advertido de las condolences. oue
texige la ley que lie concede esta
gracia. Es este el primer case que
So registra desde one esta en- vigor
D ley cue aprobo la Asamblea, en-
su Ultima session y que autoriza Ia
libertad de un pyeso bajo palabra
de observar buena conducta.
-Ha ingresado Ell la carcel de
Ponce, a disposition del Fiscal de
aquella Corte de Distrito, el indivi.
viduo Jose Martinez acusado de
ataquc con intenci6n de cometer
delito grave.
-Ourante la lcef1Cla que lie
fue concedida al alcalde de Arroyo
don Jose R. Nieves, lie sustituye en-
su cargo don Francisco Alvarez Mi
randa.
En- Arecibo Sc ha presentado
de modo alarmante la epidemia de
: varicela.
-SOCZEDAD TEOSOTCA.
lrna aAnandan. Ponce. - Pedir
9rmes al apartado n1mero 24o,
tenitiendo un sello de dos centavos.
La telegrafsta de Cayey, Sc
iiorita Coucepci6nIMolina, Sc halla
en- uso de licencia por un mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
GARGANTA

Cdransen sin tenor 4 que Sc re.
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, fa-
ringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones de
voz, anginas, con las Partillas Houde
q la Cocafna.
Su u,o serecomienda especialmen-
te los oradores, profesores, cantan-
ties, y todas las personals que fatigan
su voz por un trabaio excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- cuando esas pastillas, fir
de evitar en- elloS las Granulaciones J
las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
ra evitar toda deception, que pudiers
ser grave, exfjase la firma (Houde) so
bre la faja de garentia dc sus (Pasti
llas).
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias. Dep6sito; a9, rue A[bouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
ASUATOS O|YERSOS
.N ~ sR 81
Signe Ia hua!elga h.u!a!e!el en- los
tal1eres de la fabf-i-
Y ca Ga Co1ectiiva." }
0OH 1EOA ,AcuNA
Nuevas bancas para el dia 7
en San Juan. - 'Presos
puestos en- libertad

Aun continuan en- huelga los
tqrcedores de los talleres de ola
Colectivap,. Esto ha ocasionado la
paralizaci6n de los trabajos de otrcs
operarios de Ia misma fabrica.
Sc encuentra bastante deli
cado de. salud, nuestro amigo don
Leon Acufia, hermano del Licen-
ciado don. Francisco de P. Acufa, y
padre del, Licenciado don Eduardo
Acufia Aibar. Celebraremos Sc res
tablezca.
Para las carreras del donin-
60, .en el Hip6dromo de Ponce, Sc
estableceran .nuevas bancas alema-
mas en- esta ciudad.
Han sido puestos en- libertad
por extinction de condena, en- Qua
yama Pedro Negron; en- Ponce Jose
Ortiz Ortiz y Juan Perez; en- Huma-
Gao Baldomero Adorno y Ortiz y en-
Mayaguez Julio Rivera Sire y Car
los Rivera Rodriguez.
NO mas malestar en- el est6-
mago despues de las comidas. To-
mense las Pastillas digestivasv del
doctor Ley Roy marca aANTU-
RICAs.s
En- el barrio rSan Aut6un de
Ponce, sitio conocido por oCangre-
josO tuvieron una reyerta Ramon
Negron, Dolores Vega y Jose D.
Bocachica, resultando este ,herido
de cuidado. ,%
Con fecha 70 del actual ha
ingresado en- la carcel de Distrito
de San Juan, galeras anexas al Pre-
sidio, Ignacia Guadalupe Alamo, 4
cumplir cuatro meses de prisi6n pot
abuse de confanza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
De TOOAS Parties
La Me1ba. - Impresio-
nando un fon6grafo.
25O.OOO frances.
Ell stNTO DEL PAPA
Carta del Por tl6ce al obispo
de Milan. Firma del Car.
Pescad,ro y principe.

La ilustrc cantante la Melba,
que Sc hallaba en- New York, retar-
do ocho horas su salida para Ingla-
terra, con objeto de poder cantar
en- un fonografo de fabrication es.
pecial.
Las vocalizaciones que la can
tatriz pernlitira registrar, seran pa
gadas con 100000 frances.
Ell diecinueve de Mario Sc
celebro en- Roma el Santo del Sumo
Pontifice. Sc levantaron ARGOS de
triunfo ell el palacio de Belvedere.
Hubo, ademas, conciertos y des6le
ante el Papa de los soldados ponti
6cios. TambiGn hubo ilumipacio-
nes.
Ell Papa IN dirigido una car
ia de gracias al arzobispo de Milan,
por haber este doblado su ofrenda
para atenuar las di6cultades de la
Santa Sede y facilitarla el medic de
remediar la pobreza de la Iglesia en-
Francia.
Una prima del car de Russia,
una Romanow autentica, ACADIA de
ser contratada en- TN aMusic- Hall.D
Ell principe Napoleon Murat
ha sido nombrado representante de
un Sindicato de negociantes que ha
alberto ell el Caucaso un gran mer-
cado para la venta de arenques de
Yarmout.
A muchos compradorts les Sc.
duce la idea de tratar con un pesca.
dero napole6nico.
Una linda rumana, la seiio-
rita de Athanassu es la 1nica ex-
tranjera que hay en- Paris alicencia-
dan Ell Filosofia. Ademas esta es-
tudlando Med.cina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-03
QE S. JUANVLA |SLA
En- la Corte de Distrito
de Ponce.--Licenciado
Tizol en- Guayama.
COMPlNlA LIRICA
Operac'6n quirdrgica. - De-
mandas de divorcio. -Da-
ma enferma eo Arroyo.

Aver Sc vieron Ell la Corte de
Distrito de Ponce, el juicio de ape
laci6n de Hip6lito Mori y otros por
alteration de la paz p1blica y el de
1sidoro Alfaro, por provocaci6n y
desobediencia a la policia.
-Seg1n noticias, nuestro ami
go el LcdG don Jose de J. Tizol, ha
establecido defnitivamente sue bu-
fete de abogado Ell la ciudad Qua
yama. Lamentamos la ausencia
del amigo y lie deseamos buenos ne
gocios en- su profession.
En- los terrenos del ensanche,
a la salida para Puerta de Terra, Sc
montara un teatro de verano. En-
el trabajara una compaiita de afcio-
nados que trata de organizarSe y IN
cinelnat6grafo con variedad de Pc
liculas. La empresa, segun infor-
mes, para ahorrarse la musica, ha
lmportado de los Estados Unidos
un 6rgano de gran tamafio, con
.bombo y platillos en-, forma de
banda. Hemos dido este raro ms
trumento y Ell efecto es una espe-
cialidad en- su gEnero.
Sc espera en- Arecibo, para
el pr6ximo mes de Mayo, la Com
palila de zarzuela que actua en- Fa.
jardo.
Sc han visto, en- la Corte de
Distrito de Ponce, las demandas de
dlvorcio presentadas por Maria Ra-
mos contra Angel Melendez y POI
Modesto Velazquez contra Francis.
ca Santos.
Ell dia 7 de este mes saldra
de Barcelona para esta isla el vapor
~Puerto-Ricon.
Sc encuentra enferma de
cuidado ell Arroyo la senora Felipa
Alsieux de Frontera.
-Ha sido objeto de una deli
cada operaci6n quirdrgica en- e
Hospital municipal de San Juan, e
sefior Miguel Granela, practicantt
de Bayam6u. Practice dicha ope
raci6n el doctor V$lez Lopez.
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5Su m5Quina no escribe b'en?

Pues, por un precio m6dico Sc
lie compone mandant ola a los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc reniquela, Sc repin-
ia y Sc Gambia cualquiera pieza por
otra nueva 81 fuere neccsario. Di-
rljase la correspondence al sefor
M. M. P 0. Box 441.-Marcelino
Mirabal. San Jose II, altos.
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Pg0CE0 M'EITO III. |

Seiior R. S. Castro.
San Juan, P. R.
Muy sefior mio:
Mi hijo Lorenzo Vihas Sorba,
fallecido en- Isabella, @. E. G. E. J
era tenedor del Certificate Redi.
mible No I7to4,, s serie X y tan prom
tohe puesto en- conocimiento de u.s.