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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
GLASS.
Fragile Things That SurUiUe the
Crash of Empires.


GLASS BY Edward Dillon. Nj A CThe Connois-
seur's Library edited by Cyril Davenport)
Illustrated 4to pp xviii, 37A G. L. Putnam s
Sons.
There is something picturesque in the mere
survival OF the ancient vessels which are de-
scribed by Mr.. Dillon. The pyramids which
were built TO outlast time, have suffered sorely
at its hands. but beneath the shadow Of the
pyramids the excavator brings to light some
dainty bit of glass that Pharaoh once set down
with jealous care upon the table before him. II
seems, in short almost incredible that objects Of
glass should last beyond few short years. yet
Ar. Dillon can illustrate pieces that were made
before the Christian era The history of glass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

The war correspondent, Frederic Villiers. has
recorded talk with Bret Harte apropos of the
poem, Dickens in Camp: We all felt his
lass most keenly in the States" said Harte:
ION hearing of his death III sat down about
3 in the afternoon to write an editorial on the
great author / wrote one and then tore il up.
Then another, after much pains, was written.
This did not please me- so tore it up l wrote
vet another and threw il into the waste paper
basket; ii would not do. IL was getting late.
and / was now keeping the paper waiting for
press. 1 drumming on my desk. abSo-
lutely without another thought in my head
had run dry. Suddenly / mechanically began 10
write and the result the thing you seem
to like so much. Well MIR. Niiiiers. you are
not far out l like it, too"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

The 'howler' lately noted in the London
Academy viz. the review OF LeEes's Goethe
as a new work, has a rival in another English
book notice This. in dealing with Il reprint OF
"Old Mortality" gravely calls attention 10 an
introduction by Jedediah Clcishbotham which is
unusually interesting"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

Think of publishing for something less than
ten cents n clOthhOund copy of excellent
novel! The Cassells in London are bringing out
at that price reprints of Whyte Melvilles Good
for Nothing" James Payn's Lost Sir Massing-
berd,' Wilkie Collins's Woman in White" and
Mrs. Woods East Lynne In paper covers
the books are sold for six cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

~The Training of the Human Plant" is tn
title Of the coming book by Mr.. Luther BUrbanb
of California gardening fame. The CeEtur
Company win publish it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

Mr. Bertram DobeIl has made another find"
IL is a MS. which he believes to he the first
draft of Sidney's Arcadia" 1t is described
containing much matter not to be found in the
published editions and emitting much which
they contain We not told whether it IS
in Sidney's own handwriting. Apparently IT,"
first draft prepared for other eyes. was done
tV his own hand, for he says in his dedication
to his dear Lady and Sister" the Countess Of
Pembroke: Your dear self best witness
the manner being don in loOs sheets of Paper.
most of il in your presence, the rest by Sheets
sent unto YOU as fast they were dom Al
English commentator suggests that Mr.. DobetfS
discovery may be one of the manuscript copies
OF the Arcadia that in circulation in the
later years of the sixteenth century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

A collection Of letters written by the late
Emile lola in his youth will soon be published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

The love letters written by King Henri.
to Anne BOleyn have been edited by Mr..
broke Black. from the Harleian MiScellan
will be brought out soon with an introd
by Mr.. Black on The Royal Lover"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
AN INSULT TO
OUR MINISTER
Representative Merry Driven Out
Of Managua President
zelaya Responsible

NEW ORLEANS, March n.-United
States Minister Merry has been driven
ont of Managua, the capital of Nicara-
qua, by soldiers. his cablcgrams and
mail seized and the. United States flag
insuhed by President Zelaya.
Mr.. Merry at last accounts had clos.
ed the legation and was in Costa Rica.
These adYices were brought here by
passengers on several ships from Gem
tral American ports. The news is con-
firmed by prominent resident of New
Orleans, just back from the tropics.
Minister Merry and President Zelaya
had a stormy interview following
charges that Mr. Aierry's official pa
pers and dispatches had been tamper-
ed with, and Mr. Merry intimated that
Zclaya was to blame.
4 list fight was the result, and
guards In the Zelaya mansion had to
, Interfere.
When Mr.. Merry attempted to close
the legation in response to instructions
| from Washington and board his vessel
for Costa Rica, Zelaya sent file of
soldiers to the landing under command
of the Nicaraguan minister of war.
| The troops pursued Mr.. Merry on
board the ship and attempted TO secure
his papers. When the minister of war
and his men started up the vessels
ladder Mr.. Merry, with drawn re-
volver, warned them to desist or he
| would kill the first man who came on
deck Mr.. Merry hoisted the -Ameri-
can flag and declared the vessel,
foreign ship. TO be under the protec-
tion of the United States.
The vessel proceeded to San Jose,
and that is believed to be the present
headquarters of Mr.. Merry.
1t is learned that Mr.. Merry was
prosecuting q claim for $30,0 900 against
Nicaragua at the instance of Samuel
| We'll of New Orleans and that Zelaya
decided to seize all documents bearing
on this matter in order to thwart pay
ment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
GIVEN UP TO DIE

B. Spiegel, 1204 N. Virginia St.,
Evansville, Ind, writes: For over
FIVE years | was troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
me much pain and worry. / lost
flesh and was all run down, and a
year ago had to abandon work en-
tirely l had three of the best physi-
clans who did me mo good and l was
practically given up to die. Foley's
Kidney Cure was recommended and
the first bottle gave me great relief
and after taking the second bottle |
was entirely cured" Why not let II
help you? Sexton's Pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
ELEPHANTINE
INTELLIGENCE.

Every timber yard has its own par
ticular show elephant, more intelli-
gent than the rest, says William G.
Fit2-Gerald, In the Circle, and one
belonging to Messrs MacGregor q
Co., of Rangpn, was in the habit of
turning on water tap and helping
himself to a big drink, though he
could never be induced to turn the
water off again. Similar obstinacy
and occasionally bad temper is oiten
shown, and the mahouts are very
highly paid, for they live always in
the risk that the huge brutes may
turn upon them and kill them, par
ticularly If the mahout has at any
time shown cruelty or unkindness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Girl Dccnpitated BY Erie Train.

LANCASTER, y. T., March IL. -
Michael Bower, well TO do farmer.
and his ten-year-old daughter, Isabel,
were instantly killed on crossing Of
the Erie railroad here. Bowers thir-
teen-year old daughter Rose is dying
from her injuries. The Lackawanna
railroad line was blocked by small
wreck, and a fast Lackawanna pas
senger train was being detoured over
the Erie. The Waterman on the cross
ing did not expect it and gave no
warning to Bower as he drove on to
the tracks. Bowers horse was ground
to bits under the locomotive. Bowers
neck was broken. and the fGrl, Isabel,
was decapitated. Rose was horribly
mangled and is dying in hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

PARIS, March 1.-THE city resuln-
ed its normal aspect last nie't all the
electric plants being in ope. ton The
public is alarmed ut the ease with
which Il few hundred workmen at the
lnstlgation of the Confederation of La
Dor are able 70 throw the population
into confusion. and the newspapers
print editorials demanding legislation
which viii prevent workmen engaged
in supplying public necessity FROM
striking,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
SKEEzICKs. sKNKs y Co.

a fairy tale, circus, and two ro-
mances are SO skilfully woven togeth-
or in George Chester's "Skeezicks.
Sinks & Co." in the McClure's Mag
azine, that the reader is not quite
sure to the end where one thread be-
gins and another breaks off. This
is story full of paradox, for its alb
surdities have an appearance Of wis
dom, while its wisdom reads like ir-
responsible nonesnse. The romance
of the two lovers is done with light
touch and with delicate sentiment ::
but for ourselves we prefer the I'M
placable Captain Sinks. There are
romances enough in the world, but
there is surely but one Captain
Sinks; and he has caused us to treln-
BILE with an ecstacy of terror, to be
met with, we hope, only within the
borders of the Never-Never Land.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
This Is worth Remembering.

Whenever you have cough or
cold, just remember that Foley's
Honey and Tar will cure it. Do not
risk your health by taking any but
the genuine. 1t is in yellow pack
age Sexton's Pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

Art wares
French Art Bronzes at $16.00 to
$50, from $25 to $75
Others in Groups and Figures, at
So to $75.
Pickard Hand painted China
about thirty five pieces, in most at
tractivo decorations-cake plates.
pudding sets, olive dishes, plates
and jugs. At s1.50 to $50, from $2.25
to $50.
Royal Vienna Ware, in a variety
of shapes and decorations, in cabinet
and pedestal pieces, at Sc to $50,
from $12 to $120.
Pedestals, in italian marble and
onyx effects, at $3.50 to $40, worth
$12 to $55.
Marble Busts, Figures and Groups,
about twenty in number, at $3.50 to
$40, from $3.50 to $2750. Others,
$3.50 to $50.
The assortment of AmphoTa Pot
terry still holds many attractive
pieces, at $3.50 to $35, worth $3.50
to $50.
China Store, Third floor,
Wanamaker Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Some Attractive Offerings
In TABLE LINENS

Napkins small colectoh OF Fa'-
much below regular prices:
dozeh
eight choAce patterns at $so aozen
20 oo
dozen, worth $375.
Pattern Table Cloths reduced IN price we
matching Napkins
this Ayardss a SIS, worth $3.50
x a Sc, worth 49,
tore,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
Outrnge on Mini.ter Merry.

WASHINGTON, March 11,-Secreta-
~ Root had no less than three con-
ferences with the president regarding
the outrage on Minister Merry. On
leaving Mr.. Root admitted that Mr..
Merry is now In San Jose, Costa Rica,
and that the state department is in con
stant communication with him. lie
refused to say more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
NOTICE mo- OUR CUsTONTEKs

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles is not afect-
ed by the National Pure Food and
Drug law as It contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs, and we recon-
mend 1t as a safe remedy for child
ren and adults. Scxtons Pharmacy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
IS SECRETARY SHAW RIGHT?

The American Magazine Tor March
contains the biography of "The Mid
die American" Every detail of the
life and condition of the average or
mean American is carefully worked
out. 1t is interesting, apropos OF
Secretary Shaw's recent statement
1--WE who pray should ask God to
save us from any increased prosper
ity; we have all we can stand" Here
is the middle Americans weekly
h,idrnt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

A severe cold that may develop IN
to pneumonia over night, can be cur-
ed quickly by taking Folcy's Honey
and Tar. 1t will cure the most obsti-
nate racking cough and strengthen
your lungs. The genuine is in a yell
low package Setxon's Pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

Orin0 Laxative Fruit Syrup is q
new remedy, an improvement on the
laxatives Of former years as Z does
not grippe or nauseate and IS pleasant
TO take. 1t is guaranteed Scxtens
Pharm1cv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

NEW YORK. March 1i-Secretary
Taft has arrived here to attend the
Prison Martyrs Monument association
convention which opened here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

Electric and Oil Lamps
Hanging domes; suitable for IL
brary or dining use. Made OF
colored bent glass panels and set IN
metal frames, finished with bead
fringe 24-inch domes, suspended
by heavy clrain and canopy, five 10
candle power bulbs, at $25, regularly
$40; 20-inch dome. three 16-candle
power bulbs, at $18, regularly $25.
Portable Electric Table Lights
Colored bent glass shades on fine
standards. At $3.50, regularly $25;
$50, regularly $45; $40, regularly $50
Oil Lamps
Japanese Bronze Vases. mounted
as lamps, at $40, regularly $l6;
$3.50, regularly $25 and $3.50.
Benares Brass Ware, mounted as
lamps, at $12.50, regularly $50 to $25.
Lamp Sh .des
Shades made of colored bent glass
panels, set in brass frame and fin
ished with bead fringe, at $3.50, reg
ularly So: Sc, regularly $40; $40, reg
uarly SIS and SIS.
Lamp Store, Third floor,
Wanamaker Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11


list oE ieltd7s
naming uncalied for Iof
ending March 81 1907
Domestic.
Thomas Baker, Franklin NJ Ayfes.
Ayres Empire Printing House. 4. r.
Savage Michael Erdick, Miss Katie
Knudsen, Miss Maud zazell Lureno
Peace. Albert Erickson.
Foreign.
Francsyska Wlsniewska, Jan VOL
anski. Jan Szanowny, 4. Sanarnak,
NJ. Goteskl. Johan Markeeln, w.
Nickorski, NJ. Mcgowan. Andryi
Krawye, JOS Kovas, Stanislaw Szad-
oriy. HajdFi Janasuak, Jan Grabow-
ski. p. Halapi, Josef Diyak, NJ Drielt-
an, andre Banizass, b. Mitlasnak, NJ.
Kanistah, Andras Szalzi, Felicia Sys-
low, X. Tynacs, Jan Kieeskowski,
Janos Katayos, NJ. Heishohy, NJ.
Fedyn, Anton Heubeer, Johan Damka
Fondar, Drotor Janosnenak, Joseph
Edeley j., Hans Sorensen, ChrIstof-
fer Christensen, Farkar Ystvan Ir-
max, H. Wasyl, Christ. Christensen,
j. Wojiechoski, Gorok Orins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

You are step nearer the object OH
your quest when you nave Waht7au-
vertised usually a big sgteps
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

The next issue or this paper should
tell about tiff you have a house to
rent or q job to find or q job to 0I1er.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

Most amusing is 1t to see one o
these working elephants tackling
huge squared log and placing 1t OF
the stack, says William G. Fitzger
aid, in the Circle. First of all he es
Inmates its length and weight as i
lies on the ground. Then he dig
his tusks under 1t at one end, curls
his trunk over and tries to drag enc
end of the log on to his tusks. Should
he find the task beyond him, he viii
give a queer little trumpet note. and
up comes colleague to help him at
the other end. In moment the two
elephants have swung the big log
between them, walk in step to the
pile, and then one of them, apparent
lys by preconcerted agreement, places
his end in position on the stack,
while the other rams home the log.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

He had no coat upon his back,
Pvt had one on his tonPue.
And Rocky Mountain Tea, it's said,
Kept him from being hung.
(Bad breath.)
Sexton's Drug Store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11
ELEPHANTS AS LABoRERs.

Total expenditure per week SO. A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08

condiciones que posce como
hombre de gobierno Y como
funcionario de envidiables ap-
titudes para hacer mas sopor-
tables las durezas abrumadoras
del regimen.
Els el Auditor uno de los con.
tadisimos funcionarios que han
sabido comprender V estimar
las cualidades superiores. las
virtudes que alderman a nuestro
pueblo, y ha mostrado en- todas
las ocasiones TN respeto plausi-
BILE hacia todo 10 nuestro.
Hay delicadezas supremas
que solo pueden comprender los
espiritus de verdadera altura y
1 esa clase pertenece la de dar
al castellano en- la publication
de documcntos { informes of
ciales la preferencia que indu-
dablemente tiene, Q debe tener
en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
FL COrreo de GALES
En- perjuicio del comercio
y del publico

Ia Ultima reforn1a hecha en- cl It'll
nerarlo de correos ha resultado per
judicial los vecinos. al colrercio. 1
IA poblacion entera de GALES. cue re-
ibe Ia correspondence con III retra-
SO .injustifcado d. todo punto SOLO
por una torpc reforma intr"ducida en-
el ltlnerario que antcs regia.
Tanto al IT como al vcnir Ia CO.
espondencia ell vrtud de la ii .
novacion introducida. va parar
Morovis cl paquete De Ia corre,pon-
dencia que debe ir para C;ales dlrec-
tamente desde Mauatt, como antes Sc
hacia, suprlmleudo injustlticados ro-
deos y perJudlciales demoras.
Es 10 mismo que ST para il / SaS
! turcc Sc nos ooslg IRA i p4sar por
Bay anon, dando uu rcdeo unece-
sario, molesto y pcrjadiciai L IN
tempo.
Como 81 conercio sufse, por este
motivo, daf1os pGrdidas. convendrfa
lue por los jefes del seivici, &c pen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
FL SUCESO EN- ARECIBO|
oaAuA PASi0UAl EN on AeTo
7 DOS TlR0S


Ell joven Eduardo Granela, reuue-
ria amorosa osamente desde hace alpdn
tempo, a Maria Gimenez, joven de Ia
aflos. Maria no hacfa frente 4 los
galsnteos de Granela. va por su poca
edad, va por otraS cauSaS.
Esto encendi6 en- Granela. caracter
al parecer impulsivo. terrible ncerti.
dunn bre. dando lugar TN suceso la
mentable.
Sc encontraba Granela como de
costumbre en- casa de Maria Cine
-nez, Zen la calle Nueva) dispuest sto
que iba. sin duda cometer un cri-
men, exigi6 Maria en- tonos de v1o-
lencla una conlestacion afirmativa
sus requerimientos amorosos, como
Maria 10 rechazara, Granela hizo dos
disparos de revolver 4 la infelix.
lnmediatamente Granela dispar6se
cayendo mortalmente herido.
Doila Rosa Dapena, dnica persona
que presercio el tragico suceso, co :
rri6 en- demanda de auxilio, que le
fue prestado por algunos veclnos y
por Ell captain Tallada Este di6 las
dlsposiciones precisas para que las
vlctlmaS tueran trasla ladadaS la casa
de SocorroS
Maria tiene dos balazos, uno en- la
region frontal y otro en- el carrillo
derecho. Su estado es gravisimo.
La herida de Granela fue mortal
dcSde los prmeroS momentos. falle-
ciendo las 10 de la noche.
En- Ia mafIana de hoy el estado de
Ia infeliz joven era bastante grave
Sc temc TN deSenlauce funesto.
FL suceso ha impresionado honda
mente por los detalles tragicos que
reviste.
Tai es la information que nos st,-
niir1istran transeuntes llegadoS de
aquellA localidad, sin afiadir nj guitar
coma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
CAMARA De DELE6ADOS
DE pUHREU RICO
Licitacion para trabajos tlpo-
gratlc,o


Por mandate de la ley, 'dos impre.
SOS iegisla para Ia Camara de
Dtlegados, Sc haran en- e. estableci-
naiento tipograhco Cue mas balo pre-
clio pida por hacer ci trabajo"
Para el fel cumrlimiento de esta
ley. Sc avisa los jefcs dc establcci-
mientos tipogrdhcos De esta ciudad,
que, por sus condiciones. s. cons;de-
ZEN cspa~iIados para reauzor los tra-
bajos, con Ia corCecci0n Y raPldez que
son neces2r;oS, durante la proxima Sc
sion De Ia Asamblcs Legislative.
F.. Los bills. resoluclones nemorjales
etc. s. har%n eD Eagles y I'll castcilano.
Sc recibiraa prcpoSic'oaes hasta ei
lunes. catorce de Erero 1907 i las
uueve de Ia maizena,, cn Ia S=crotaria
dc Ia Camara de Delegates. en donde
les interes4dos podran solicltar e} Pile
60 de condicioues al cual d il starin suS
propuestas.
/fItr Mot05 Bf,-4flr
oeGretarlo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
Concerto en- AreCibo

En- Ell correo de eSta tarde sali6 pa
ra Arecibo, don Manuel Sanchez Ri
chard quien Sc traslado 4 dichc pue-
bio, con el fin de tomar partc en- Ia We
lada lirico- -literaria que Sc dara en-
la noche del domingo proximo, en-
aquel Teatro.
La distinguida dana nota BILE pia
nista puertorriqueiia doiia Trinidad
Padilla de SAM ConsumIra Tin turno
en- dicho acto, que promote verse
muy concurrido, dAdos los elemcn-
tos que tomo ran parte en- dicha
function.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
CR0NICA ON
l0vUlGAR EN- 10 SUBLIME

Lcycnoo el frlm que nos ma
Idado Ell insigne maestro, viendo re
vivir con fuerte vida al heroe al
martlr, Sc siente la nostalgia dc unos
tlempos que caSl nos parecen legen-
darlOS; tan remotos inoralmente eS-
tan; tan dlstiutos eran de eSta 9pOca
en- que TN destino infausto nos con-
demo & vivir 49,.
En- provision de mi fallecimiento-
que dirfa Schopenhauer--declaro con
solemnidad que durante mi vida, nj
corta nj larga, nj mala nj buena. nun
ca assist ningln suceso verdadera-
mente extraordinario; no vi pasar 4
ningun heroe no presencie jamas, 4
no ser en- los cinematografos. revolt
cion alguna. v ESQ que mas de una
Ivez. sobre todo en- La Gpoca de las mi
stones implaca bles del sef1or Parai-
so. me eche 1 las GALES de Madrid V
de otras ciudades en- busca de emo
cloneS...
Opino. franC9mcnte, que Sc enga-
fIan aquelloS que hacen del movi-
miento social una din amica dif(cil. y
Green en- eel alma tumultuosa, en- el
misterio insondable de las multitu-
des" Pero ST no hay cosa mas senci-
LA .. ....
Estamos, sin duda, acostumbrados
4 no yer cn Ia Historic mas que Ia
lnarracion de los successes que escan e.
dalizan eSpeluznau: las guerras, Ia 5
revoluclones, las hambres. es dec ir
10 exceptional. PorQue Ia guerra es
10 exceptional; 10 natural 10 GO
rricnte es Ia paz Y de 10 paz no ha-
bla nunca Ia Historic. No habla ia
mas de la existencia de todos nos
otros. de nuestra vida cotidiana. hui
milde, vulgar Y obsCura: La misma
tarea que sc reanuda todaS las mana
mas: el campo que sc cultiva, el ne
gocio de Ia tienda 8 de Ia fabrica,
todos los menudos calculos del hom-
brc, todas Sus pcQuef1as combinacio-
ncs cgoistas de venta Y de traba 10.
\ esto sin embargo, es Ia vida, y
nada mis- que cSto Y es este espec-
taculo, incc santcmeu removable Y
Slempre parccido. de la humaua col
mena, el que suele dar tanto inter6s
Y tanto fastidio al mismo tempo. al
vjaie de Ia vida. DeSdc hacc muChoS
amos, rodando sin cesar dc un ferro
carrll IN trASatl1nuco, e>crlb1endo
cuartillaS, casl slcmpre anonimas
sobre cosas, casi siempre ctme'as,
con pHntos dc vista que mas tarde
acaso moditica el tempo, no he Visto
Otra COSa.
81 hay en el Extreme Oriente impe-
rios y pueblos que estdn fios G inm6-
viles desde hace treinta cinco ST
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
La CASA FELICi CA-pERpIDAs 20,
IoO. 900 DOLLARS.
ESFU EROS INAUDiTOS

In la n'anaha dc hoy 1ec1olihos IN
teie3S anna &c ronce 1n'ornlanoo acerc'
ae' 'or'n'oao'e '"cena'o' oc"Fr'oo en
Ia ooche oe aver d las once y tFe'n'~
ni'nutos' eh ID opalen'a casa come 'c1ai
de los senores fehci y Aompan'a.
III ioeso e"'pezo eh ono oe 'os al
''1'cehes oes''raooS cale' 'n pocoS
'h'nutos las ''a1naS ehvo'V'eroh pa' te