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ago, had you followed to the Peak,
and there you were, living hand in
glove with my faker. He went all
to pieces when l confronted him,
but he wouldn't tell me anything.
However, we have a way to force
him."
Lost labor" remarked Elliott,
coolly.
Don't you believe it," said Sc
vier, leaning impressively across
the table. Elliott, that old parson
is the slipperiest beggar between
Africa and Oregon. know all
about his doing in the past. AS
like as not he murdered the mate
himself"
Elliott gave an exclamation OF
derision.
Anyhow, I'm sure that he made
UP a plant with Burke to turn the
trick on us. He knows where that
gold is now; you can bank on that!
And IL you've been living with him
for month and don't know too,
you're not the clever man | take
you to be-"
81 think you're just a little too
clever yourself" Elliott replied.
"I'll play my cards face up. too. |
know just as much as you do about
the location of that wreck, and that
old missionary doesn't know half as
much. He's merely a simple, kind
hearted, urworldly old gentleman
with no moral backbone. He might
steal a hundred dollars if he saw it
lying handy and happened to need
it, but he wouldn't take any interest
in a million that he couldn't see. AS
for his conspiring with Burke,
much less killing him, that's sheer
bosh."
To be continued.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
DEAD MAN MAY BE PRINTER

TACOMA. Oct. 24.-The body of
an unknown man, picked up on
Gray's Harbor and now awaiting
Identification at McTaggert's I'M
dertaking rooms, may be that of
Nels Nelson, printer until six
weeks ago employed on the Posten,
a Swedish weekly of Tacoma. A
representative of that paper called
upon Chief Of Police Maloney yes
terday and stated that six weeks
ago Nelson, who had a tattoo mark
closely resembling the description
of that found on the drowned mans
body. left the employ Of the news
paper for Gray's Harbor, in the
hope of securing outdoor employ
ment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
FIRE LADIES ON STRIKE

EVERETT, Oct. 24-Everett may
be without fire department
Thursday. The council last night
failed to come through with the
scale of wages asked by the fire de-
partment, and the fire fighters
gathere at the Wetmore station,
where it was decided to give the
council until Wednesday night to
secure new men for the depart
ment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
SHE WANTS $4,000

EVERETT. Oct. 24--At the meet
ing of the city council a big sur
prise in the shape of a $4,000 dam
age suit was sprung. Doll Lyman
Petit, in the name of MS guardian,
H. NJ. Petit, claims that on Sept.
z. 1907, the minor in question fell
over a wire which the city
negligently left across Wall ST.,
and suffered bodily injury, for
which he prays damages in the
above mentioned amount.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24

keeping blind pig, upon which
charge he was convicted in the po-
lice court, and the next time
charged with criminally assaulting
his l2-year-old daughter, Gabriel
Rodiz, Spaniard of Old Town,
with his wife has apparently aban-
dOned his four small children, leav-
ing them in a deserted old hut on
the waterfront to starve. Humane
Officer Frank Barwell found the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
SHOT BY UNSEEN HUNTER

SEATTLE, Oct. 24.-Charles
Allen, 60 years old. VIE walking
in the woods near Green River Hot
springs, received a bullet wound
through the shoulder. He was
brought to the Seattle general hos
pital, where it is reported that his
condition is not serious. He has no
idea who shot him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
ROBBERS MISS PAY TRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-An attempt
to hold up a Panhandle train near
Reynolds, Ind, was frustrated by a
mistake on the part of the robbers.
The highwaymen planned to burn
two bridges, catching the pay train
Between them, but they caught a
local passenger train. The fires
were put out. The pay train car
ried $4,000 in cash.
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BEATING THE BUBONlC

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24.-The
bubonic plague situation has i'm
proved greatly in the past "a hours,
No new cases have been reported
and two patients have been dis
charged.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
KING PETER IN TROUBLE

BELGRADE, Seria, Oct. "a
King Peter is again In danger of
losing his throne or his life. His
summary adjournment of the ma
tional assembly has caused intense
indignation and threat of uprising.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
NEW JAP CONSUL

SEATTLE, Oct. 24.-M. Tanaka,
imperial Japanese consul at Hong
kong. will succeed Saburo Hisamid-
zu as consul to Seattle, according
to advices received from Japan.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24

The Spokesman-Review has I'M
dertaken the promotion of Judge
Turner as chairman of the demo-
cratic national committee. The
same paper once ran Judge Turner
for governor of this state. 1t will
be recalled that he has not been a
political factor of consequence
since. In this there is no reflection
on the judges undoubted capability.
He is merely victim of the COM
pany he keeps.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
We Handle
Hacket-Carhart
and kirschbau1n
Clothing for Men

We have told you that the clothes We got
for our Fall stock will fit better than any
ready-to-wear suits and overcoats which
have been manufactured in this country here
tofore
We have told you that the styles-East-
ern styles-conform in every detail with the
latest dictates of Fashion.
Now we want to say word about the
tailoring and workmanship in the garments
that are here in the store for you to inspect
and try on and buy, If you like them.
There is no getting away from the fact
that some men can do things better than
others can do them This is just as true of
making clothes as it is Of playing baseball,
or football. or billiards, or making Watches
or battleships, or needles, or anything else
When we went into the market this Fall
to buy clothes We went in determined to get
garments that were made by the most skill
full cutters and talors in the country.
And We have got them - every garment
in our stock has been carefully inspected be-
fore being put on our tables and We can
guarantee that you wont find flaw any
where The Innings are the best, canvas and
padding is all hand put in and each piece of
the suit has been hand talored-in every
way equal to custom-made suit at three
times the price A suit like illustration
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24

+ Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. regarded
as leader of the New York elite,
says foreigners look with contempt
on Americans because of the
American heiress craze for titles. In
this Mrs. Fish is undoubtedly wise
and correct. So are the foreigners.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24

four little children in the old, foul
smelling, deserted howell.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
FIND sPANIARD's CHILDREN

TACOMA, Oct. 24.-Twice arrest
ed on criminal charges, once for
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-10-24
THE HARPOON
JOSH WISE SAYS:

TNsH ! EFF ye want a swell
INK time, fool with pizen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
VISITING MINISTERS
WILL; fill PULPITS
Nearly Every Seattle Congregation viii Hear Noted
Visiting Divine at TOmOnOws Services in the
Local Churches.

Second and Third Ayes REV. W.
~ w Reea. pastor sermon By
Rev =. r. ollie. u. b., Oakland.
Cal
Ashury Methodist Episcopal.
Whitman ave aud North Fortloth
.St,-~Rev William Park. pastor.
sermon by Rev J. r. Fout. Toledo.
ohio.
Danish Methodist Episcopal. 1915
Terry ave Rev ] J Peterson. pas.
tor Sermon by Row VIM. Hard.
castle. lincoln. Neh
Green Lake Methodist Episcopal.
~ SiXtyflf,h 81 and First ave.
Northeast Rev. n e. Glass pas.
tor sermon BY Rov G. H. Hub,
bell Columbus. O
Queen Anne Methodist Episcopal
Fifth Ave West and Garfield ST.
Rev o. n McGiu pastor sermon
hy Rev W II narraclough. A. A..
New Westminster. ~ &.
University Place Methodist Epls.
copal East Forty second a. and
brooklyn ave REV VIM IL. t.eech.
pastor Sermon hy Rev " y. VII
son. u. u. Toronto. Ontario,
Free Methodist. Cor Pine n and
Terry ave Rev Alex fleers, pas.
tor. Sermon hy Pres James IA.
Sfraughn. West Lafayette. Ohio
Lees Chapel A. NJ h.. Four,
teeuth ave. and r Pike 80 Rev.
y. L. nouahoo. pastor Sermon by
vfah,. 81 T. a4a ID ID WlfhHF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

OYSTER nay. N. y. July IA
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt has ca.
sated the role OF rcformor. It IA
not the railroads. the corporations
nor the nature fakira thai have
lhllon undor the ban VI the first
lhdy OF the land According 20 an
Intimate friend. tho preaidenta
VITO has decided 10 discard her
corHots
All Of tho feminine Instruments
% torture In her wardrobe will BIO
thrown Into The garbage heap aud
she viii hereafta wage uupeaHlnK
warfare against them II Mrs.
Roosevelt b successful ia hcr cru.
tade. The corset viii be roloRatad
Y The libo Of antiquity, along with
TIE hoop skirt and the bustlo. As
q result the waapllke waist bids
lalf 20 80 out of fashion. aud tho
Ae"ia form. long admired but sci.
dom emulated. Is TO have ita in.
ming
Mrs. Roosoyolt'u action ~ aar
torial rofarmer Is not without pre-.
cedent When Mrs Cleveland was
Ameriea'a first lady. she placed an
e'ernhl taboo on the hustle. aud
put ban Of official dlapleaauru on
mat hldeous instrument OF defor
nifty.
AZ that Time the hustle had
grown 10 enormous aixs aud eaus.
"a the American woman 20 assume
a resemblance 10 the hump backed
ship Of the desert Mrs Clevo.
lands example WAS speedily fol-
lowed By the nations feminlnlty
ana the hustle became a back
number
The opposition Of Mrs. Roosevelt
70 The corset in based on hyRienlc
ihetn not unrelated 20 the subject
nf race suicide She believes that
the compregainE Of vital organs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

Ballard Christian Rev A. G.
Vail pastor Sermon by Rev o,
l. Smith. III Reno. Okla,
Fremont Christian. Thirty eighth
Mi stone avs REV " ". LIS
senfeitor Nlaior Sermon by Rev
- w. TyiGr u D.. Denver, Col
univoraity Place Chrlatinn. ~.
Forty second A. and Tenth ave.
Northeast, Rev r. J shuoY, pas
tor sermon by Rev. Claude ~.
illll Mobile. Ala
Christian Missionary Alliance,
ar A. D. Eddy. Superintendent
sermon by Rev Colby -. Han.
North Waco, Texas
congreuatie~al.
Columbia city Congregational,
Rev =. d Weage, pastor sermon
by Rev. Lathrop G. Grant Meno'
monte. Wia
EdgowAter CONGREGATIONAL, Roy.
W. G. kantncr pastor Sermon by
Rov William A. sohwimloy. shes
nndoah. la
Green Lake Congregational, Roy
Charlea y, Clarke, pastor Sermon
by Rev James l., mn u. D.. salem
Mass.
Plymouth Congregational. Third
ar, and University VI Rev " J.
Van Horn. ID ~, pastor. SERMON
by President Francis y CLARK, d
D., LII ~, Boston. Mass
University Congregational, Aifo
brooklyn ave Rev " g. Mason,
pastor sermon by Rev w T. Me.
Elycen. IN -. BOSTON Mass
Pilgrim Congregational, broad
way and Republican Rev sydney
Strong, Acting Pastor Sermon BY
Rev Smith baker. OF Portland, Me-
II a IA.
Olivet Congregational Winter 80
and Pipeline Row. Rufus W FLEET
cher. pastor Sermon BY Rev. Geo
NJ Ward. president OF Wells
College.
ueacou IAN Congregational. near
neacon lfill school Rev, Wa
Worihlngton. pastor Sermon BY
Rev g y DELICATE. n a. "a.
West Seattle Congregational.
Grand ave. and Cedar Sc Rev. g.
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mon By Rev Hueh X. walker. n
D. los Angeies Cal.
Ballard Presbyterian. First ave
near Broadway Elmer H.
TAompson. pastor Sermon by ROY.
u Vi Fraser n %. Vancouver.
&c
Bethany Presbyterian. Cor First
an. North and Roy st-Rev w.
A. Major. n H. pastor Sermon By
Rsv Alex Francis. y. u. s. Peters.
harg. Russia
Brighton Presbyterian. BRIGHTON
SEATTLE. Renfou and southern car
lsneA, Rev vs. Mitchell pastor.
ssrraou BY Rev. A. ". Kokend0fisr
Mexico. Mo
Cherry 81 Presbyterian. Twenty.
shlsd are and East Cherry IT,. Wal
IA WaliA District Rev. w A.
essvenson. pastor Sermon BY Rev
Andrew Aeattic. IN. D., Canton
GAIA
iniaFhay Presbyterian. Sixteenth
Ava. West and Grand Boulevard -
Kzs = N McCrearY. pastor. Ser.
rsun by Rev l.. Myron iicoxer.
Portland. Ore
Lane Street Presbyterian. Rev
W.. KlFkhope pastor. Sermon b.
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lodge. 1890 Second av. Lecture. !
.. IN. rho Civilization OF the Fu
tare. by Mira Elizabeth N. Wardell
Progressive Club discussion. Are
You a Soulq Can Soul ne I0affs
Led hy nr A A Lindsay and James
Ernest C0llinee.
At the majority 81 the churches
IN Seattle the pulpita will be nliod
tomorrow by Visiting ministers. del.
osated % the Christian Endeayor
Convention Following are tho
weekly announcements.
Baptist.
First Baptist Fourth ave ard
James az Rov w N Haynes paa
tor Sermon by Rcv 81 n y
fauncc. y p President brown
University. Providence. n.
Fremont Baptist kubourue ave
REV , Cairus pastor SERMON
~ Rev q LEROY. Dakln. ID. A
Victoria. u &.
Emmanuel Baptist. Twenty. fourth
ave South and Marion "a, Rev
q, w Jones'. pastor Sermon 81
ltov Howard b Gpsc. y. b.. New
York. n T.
North Seattle Baptist Rev Geo.
Robert Cairns. pastor sermon hy
Rev , NJ LoNdeu. d -. PFosi
deuce. u
Tabernacle baptist. Fifteenth
ave-. y aud y Harrison ". Rev
John Marvin pnan. pastor Ser
mon by Rev ) A. Francis. New
York. y v
University Place Baptist r.
Forty 1fth a. and brooklyn ave
sermon by Rev Frank q. Smith.
y D.. Chicago. "a
Chinese baptist Evening aar
non by Mr "A. "a Van Meter. chi.
caRo iil
Japanese Baptist Exralnx SER
mon By Mr r. sawaya. okayama.
Iapau
Co'arcd Baptist church. tith and
T. tfnion -Dr W p. johnson. q. u
~ a ~. Christian Advancement e
Evening Rev Walter II Brooks. 5
q m Coming 81 Chfiat"
Chriatian.
FIRST chriafisn. Curuor broad
way and r Olive sta Rev a e.
Chapman. pastor Sermon ~ ncan
Herbert I. Willett. u D.. Chicasa
University, chicarn. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
INVESTIGATE RUMOR OF
KILLING

Because Of tho report Of a con.
flict between the Bruuer and to-
duggenhelm interests AZ Caialla
last week. IN which ono man was
killed and several Injured IN "a
fight At tho 9oint where tho Alaska
RAILWAY & Terminal company aud
tho Oakgeuhclm interests Geek to
CROSS Governor Hoggatt has dis.
patched Deputy District Attorney
w r. Scott tc the scene 10 invcstl
gate. Gov. lioFgatt diacredits the
rumors and states that II there has
boen trouble, Il rs probably q per
aOnal matter between wofllmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

OLYMPIA. July l3--Tho follow.
Ing corporation papers we're filed IN
the office OF tho secretary OF state.
Supplement articles Of incorpor.
alton % the Fcrro Engineering
works OF Seattle. changing the
name Of Ferrofix Brazlng a Ma
chine works
Supplement articles ~ ineorpor
llagerstown Land company. chang
ing tho name 20 the Mercer Land
company. and increasing the mum.
Der Of trustees from three 20 five.
North End Transfer a Trading
company OF Seattle. $4,000. by j. II.
Kinney and Lottle Kinney.
Mercer Island Improvement com.
pany OF Seattle $50. 900. by A. y.
Newell. Edward Clifford aud G. T.
ilardinger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
MRS. ROOSEVELT PLACES
BAN ON CORSETS

by means Of stays has become a
positive mslhce and n crime
against futufs generations,
such a crusade viii not be wlth.
ont W. effect Ia the financial
world, sinco millions of dollars are
iae~aiod IN cpmet manufacture In
this o0lntry. and any attempe to
bring these articles Of stemip.ne
attire Into dlneputo viii ao' be
accomplished without = determined
fight on tho part OF the vested
or "coraeted" fhteFoated OF the
nation.
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hsH. Charles stelrle. New York.
MT.
Westminster Presbyterian. Cor.
Broadway and T. Columbia ST.
Est J ~ Wilson. pastor. Sermon
b. Rev. Ira Landrish. D. D.. IL. d..
NASHVILLE. Tenn.
Woodland Park Presbyterian.
hghth ave. ~ w and \. sixty.
tAifd st--Rsv ". A. Nackey. pas
Tar sermon By Rev r. A. stan
rll'fe. Kendall. Mont
FIRST Vnifed Presbyterian. Sixth
Ave- and Seneca St--s sermon By
hss John Pollock. Belfast. ireland.
Third United Presbyterian. fifth
Are West and West Howell 81
sermon By Rev w. II. Mcmillan.
ID D.. Allegheny City. Peun.
Episcopal.
Trinity Parish. Eighth and Jane
--kectof Rev a. 81 goweu. II a.
= subject Neither sword nor
bSsaf In the Day OF Battle" 80
riFhg.
= Marks Episcopal. Cor Broad
waT aad Harvard Ave.--Bev. J =.
- Awyd Rector Sermon By Rev.
foya " Tomkius. s. T. D.. Phil.
sdelphia. Penn
Evangelical
evangelical. Cor. Valley ST. and
Second Ave North Rev. r. e.
..'ofnsehpch. pastor Sermon BY
heY. 4. A. Winter. Dallas. Ore
Methodist.
ballard Methodist Episcopal RI
heF W II Forsyth. pastor Ser.
non ~ Rev. EdW A. FrodenhaEen.
Topeka. Kan
First Methodist Episcopal. Grand
opefa House. Cherry 81. between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

Grace NJ r. Goth y. and King
Rev. W r Randolph. pastor. Ser.
mon. u a. m By Rev benjamin. y.
Dschhaut. ~ New YORK.
Unitarian.
nayistou Avenue Unitarian. cor.
Her noyialon and olive Rev. ". d
Slmonds. minister Service and ser
mon al II a. IN Subject. directing
Enthusiasm 70 Noble Ends - A
Chrfatiau Eudeavur Sermon"
Lutheran.
Holy Trlnity Lutheran. 18th and
olive Rev "a A. ~ Young. pastor
N m sermon by nr. r y. Perry.
of Denver ; . M Sermon By Rev.
H. r. Martin 81 Muscaiine. Ia.
Christian Science.
First Church % Christ. Scientist
SIG Sixth ave Services AZ ~ a. ~.
and .. m. Subject sacrament
miscellaneous.
First Divine Science Church Co
iumhla College Han. broadway and
Pine Agnes h Mccarthy. pastor
II a. m The Trueuesa 81 God. I"
splrituaiiRt.
Seattle PahyAic Society. 1890 2nA
ave --3 .. m Lecture and spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
VERMONT VISITORS.

Visitors 90 The q. n. convention,e
who have registered from Vermont
Mt tho Plymouth Congregational
church. 0tre. Miss Dora Clark.
Castleton. Mrs B0avy and state
Secretary Miss Grace " Young.
Falrhayen. A. Powers and Nod
Wyman. Athens. Rows y = Stone.
Rutland and J. Hall Long Vor.
ReHUea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13

Docs the Commodore know any
thing about a b0atY"
Does he7 Why no. be doesn't
know any more about a boa thaR--
than tho regatta committee does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
REWARD FOR CRIMINAL

EVERETT. July n The county
officials have offered a reward oi
$50 for Information leading 70 the
arrret pf GeurEn Brow. accused 81
crlminally anaauliinE a young mar
RED somau AZ Lake Ssevrua two
daYn ago The uheFifra office ia
bot after Brow. but has found no
cine
The Washington Sire reports q
gratifying growth 81 business "a
The iarKe cities 81 the East sss
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Mount Morgan. ~ Queensland.
Australia, h practically a Hill OF
gold bearing mineral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-13
Monuments

Art Marble Co. 20i1 Second Ave,
three doors north Of Virginia. Both
phones 1913
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Carpets scientifically cleaned by
our process. Fuzzy WuzEy Rug Co.
Phones Ind 1919. Queen Anne 222
sss
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FIRST Presbyterian Fourth ave
ana sprine SO Northwest Rev NJ
A Matthews. u A. pastor Ser
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n Erickson Services N a. m. aud
Is D. IA.
South Aikt ConKrsgattonhi--ii a
IA services On school house Rev
Edw Maraaen on Work Among the
Alaska Indians
No man possesses more religion
than be practices.
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EEv. JAMES X. sTRAU6HN.
West Lafayette. Ohio, VIII Preach
u the Free Methodist Church To.
merroN
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nav. ANoRGw eEArTlE.

Canton. China. Who breaches To
morrow at Cherry ST. Presbyte.
rian Church.
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lodge. 1920 Second av Lecture. s
y. N, The Civilization OF the IN.
tare, by Mira. Elizabeth NJ. Wardeil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31

mirativas expresiones del buen
pueblo canario!
Nego al principle Saint.Saens
su personaIidad, pero a la pos
tire, no tuvo mas remedio que
|declarar su autenticidad. En-
tanto, 81 reporterismo parisien
seguia buscandole por los mas
extremes rincones del mundo.
No tardaron indiscretamente
mis- paisanos en- delatar la resi-
dencia del gran compositor.
POGO CANADA en- prez con clio
Ell pals!
Dado su caracter, amante de
la libertad en- Ell vivir, era de
suponer que, descubierto, emf
grara a toda prisa con animos
de nunca volver. Desmintiolo
en- esta OCCASION. Cast anual-
mente ahi, en- Canarias, pasa
temporadas. Va y viene como
81 de casa fuese. A fines de in
v1erno llega, anunciando su re-
torno con aquella voz aspera-.
mente chillona que va todos CO.
nocen. NADIA de honores nj de
cumplidos. Es un simple NOR,
tai que Sc codea sencillamente
con todo Ell mundo. ~ el, ell
me]or pianista universal, segun
le reputan los criticos, entretie-
ne los Ocios en- teclear TN piano
cascade de mala fonda!
81 sc fatiga de las excursio-
mes por Ell campo, descansa So
bre las hojas de papel pautado.
DE los cantos indigenas del
pals canario, que Power reco-
glera, NADIA ha utilizado en- sus
obras, Su "Vals canariole" V
Las Campanas de Las Palmas'
no son otra cOsa que I'm recuer-
90 carl1oso de su estancia en- la
TERRA insular atlantica.
81 ha salidO de Paris Y hay
ansledad de saber su paraderO
como Otras veCeS, que 10 vayan
a busCar ALA.
.1ngel Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
LEYES DE 1905

Sc hallan a la venta en- la Ii
brerla deIBoLITIN las lcyco de
1905, acoInpa1adas de un vo-
l1men de gran utilidad para los
letrados y el publico en- general
conteniendo la Ley de evi-
dencia" y I4apendices de leyes
de otras Asambleas referentes
tam bien a la prueba en- 10 civil.
PreciO de las dos obras S 200
Ley de evidencia compra-
da sepaT Tadamente. -. 5 $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
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La Practica dc la Homeopatfa simplia-
Los amin ales dA~Corral.
Manual & ]. Tintorero Sacamane has.
FL Cociner ode Ia Familia.
Nacipulacio ds IA Leche.
Manu- al scbre .Arholes Frutalss.
Tratado de Carplnteria, tomos.
Tratado dsl CO.. NJ de Camisas.
rratado a Fotegrsfia.
Manual de Esgtifaa.
Las grantees .arlicacio de la
Elsctricidad.
Tratado a. fleetricidad.
Corte y Hdchnra de trajes pala
Hombres yANiabs.
Medicina Vstsfineria.
Tratado prasticsae las Maquinas.
Dinam oelcdr icars
De vents en- el BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
OBRAS NUEVAS

DE LA SOCIEDAD DE EDICIONES LITERA-
RIAS Y ARTISTICAS
FRANCESA
"Quien pierde gana", ror A. Capus.
"Las confdencias de una abuea, por
Abel Hermant.
"Mi Tio Barbasson", por NJ Uchar.
ala Bailarina de pompeya'', por j. Ber-
heroy.
''Basilio y Sofia, por p. Adam
"Los Civillzados", por G. Farrere.
"Bizancio", por j. Lombard