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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-12


cze przebywa W szpitalu W La
Sale, ILL.,, gdzie sic poddal opera
cyl slepej kiszki. Obrady potrwa-
ia diva tygodnie. Konwencye "a
gail prezydent Federacyi Piracy,
Samuel Gompers, nastepnie pre-
mawiai gubernator Stanu Virgil
MIA, Swanson, burmistrz miasta
Riddick i kilka innych wybitnych
osob, poczem zaraz rozpoczeto O.
brady mad sprawami organizacyi
Cleeland, Ohio, 10 listopada.-
Wczoraj rano padal tu snieg, kto'
ry znacznie ograniczyl ruch ma u
leach; powietrze SLIME oziebione.
= Z Wheeling, w. Va. pisza, re
spadlo tam sniegu ma cali. w Co.
dorado Springs, Colo. cd niedzieli
stala zima panuje, temperature
spadla do 10 stopni ponad zerem.
= w Shreveport, La. i w okolicy
rowniez spadiy sniegi; zanotowa-
no, re cd r. 1878. nigdy snieg W
miejscowosci tel ME spadal wcze-
sniej jak % listopada, ten rok
wiec dale nam zine wyjatkowo
wczesnie. = w Ashland, Wis,
ciesza sic powodu opadu obfite-
go sniegu, bo bedzie tam pyszne
polowanie ma jelenie i sarny. -
z Dallas, Texas, pisa, re wczo-
raj panowala tam najchlodniejsza
temperature z calego roku, pru-
szyi nawet snieg nietylko W poi
nocnej ale W poludniowej czesci
Stanu. - Ze South Bend, Ind.
pisza, ze w calym polnocnym In
diana panowala wczoraj formalna
sniezyca. = w zachodnim Kan
sas ley snieg cd dwu dni, w po-
ludniowej czesci Stanu spadlo
tylko niewiele sniegu, ktory "a
raz stopnial. = Podobne do po-
wyzszych wiadomosci nadchodza
z wielu innych miejscowosci.
Washington, D. c., IL listopa-
da. - Pomiedzy prezydentami
srodkowo amerykanskich repu-
blk, Salvador, Honduras Nika-
ragua, doprowadzono do zawarcia
porozumienia, celem zalatwiania
ugodowo sporow pomiedzy tyml
kraiami. o fakcie tym doniesiono
prezydentowi Rooseveltowi blu
ra departamentu spraw parstwa.
New York, 10 listopada. = Ka-
pitan Lovelace, ktory onegdaj u
czestniczyl we wzlocie balonu
,,Pommern'' we Filadelfii, ogia-
sza, re porozumiewa} sic wybi-
tnymi oficerami armii marynar-
XII amerykanskiej w sprawie "a
opatrzenia ich w statki napowie-
trzne; wyraza tez przekonanie, re
w przeciagu 5 lat, ka5da eskadra
floty amerykahskiej mice bedzie
jeden statek napowietrzny.
Brooklyn, 10 listopada. = Do
sedziego jednego dystryktow
policyjnych przyprowadzii poll
cyant dwu biedakow, aresztowa-
nych "a gre W pokra. Przy sposo-
bnosci tel sedzia policyantowi ME
graczom wypalil nastepujaca ad-
monicye: ,,Zupelnie ME rozu-
wien, dlaczego mi tu policya
sprowadza graczy w pokra, ktory
codziennie bywa uprawiany we
wszystkich klubach. ia sam O.
negdaj W moim wlasnym klubie
bylem obecny przy pokrze, re
ME graiem sam, to tylko dlatego,
re juz siedmiu gralo i miejsca dla
mnie ME byio. Me aresztujcie by
lie kogo "a byle co, ale wezcie sic
do powaznej roboty i do prawdzi-
wych zbrodniarzy.
New York, IL listopada. = Me
mniej jak 100000 podroznych
przejecha}o juz W tym roku przez
O.ao 40 Euroov - EurOOv do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-12

! - DzisiaI rozpoczyna sle wobee %
diego zwiazkowego Andersona pro
ces Johna r. Walsha bysego prezy-
denta Chicago National Bank
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An important Distinction.

When Light Battery A was sta
toned on Wareham street, Boston
one of the officers was Lieutenant
Brooks. About the time he was
elected lieutenant Brooks, who wa:
u painter, had a contract to paint
the gun carriages and caissons
which he carried out in good shape
When he was before the examining
board for his assignment to duty
h., was asked how he dismounted
the pieces when he did the painting
As explained, the dismountine
proved to have been done in a most
unconventional manner.
''Do you consider, lieutenant, that
you acted in this matter according
to the regulations?" asked the
chairman of the board brusquely.
The reply was, q did not dis,
mount the pieces as Lieutenant
Brooks of the artillery, but a:
George Brooks, painter"
Lieutenant Brooks was passed all
right and received his assignment
to dutv.-Boston Herald.
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Department Store Opportunity.

The claim that the department
store clerk has no opportunity rests
upon the basest Misrepresentation.
No great business machine, no mat
ter how large and how complicated,
can refuse to recognize sooner or
later that which is out of the ordi-
nary and of commanding quality.
This recognition may come more
slowly to the department store
clerk than it does to the travelling
salesman or drummer, it may not
be so prompt as in some other lines
of trade, but the boy of capacity is
sure of a recognition of his ability,
whether he begins behind the coun-
ter in the department store or takes
to the road as seller at wholesale.
Just as sure as water finds its level,
just so sure business ability, with
fair opportunity, will not fall below
the fulfllment Of its deserts
Starting In Life" by N. c. Fowl
er, Jr.
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There seems to be some confusion
as to the status of Williamsburg
county under the Carey. Cothran law.
Some seem to think that an election
may not be held on the question OF
prohibition and county dlspensaries
until the next general election;
Others that the county will be in a
state of prohibition until such cleo
ton be held, and still Others are of
the opinion that under the proyi-
sions of the law an election in this
county may be held any time during
the year 1907. provided petition
be fled as under the Brice law,
containing the signatures of one
fourth of the qualified voters of the
county asking held that such elec-
tion be held. \ careful reading OF the
act convinces us that the last conStruc
ton Is the correct one, and further
more that unless such petition is
presented by May l those
fayoring prohibition will be barred
frop voting on the question until the
next general election.
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THE FAMOUS GIN LAW.
How It Was Received and Evaded by
the English Public.


The famous "gin law" passed in
1886, is interesting as the earliest
severe blow at liquor dealing among
civilized nations. 1t levied tax of
20 shillings a gallon on spirits and
license of ESQ for any one selling
or dealing in them. And, being in
advance of public opinion, it failed,
much as other more stringent pro-
hibition laws have failed in our
own day, for the cry was at once
raised that it taxed the poor mans
Tia and let the rich mans wine go
free. Livery wit, every caricaturist,
had his fling at it. Ballads were
hawked around tel'ing of the ap-
preaching death OF Mother Gin. The
liquor shops were hung with black
and celebrated uproariously Nine,
Geneva's lying in state, her funeral,
her wake, and so on. The night be-
fore the law went into effect, so the
contemporary journals say, there
was a universal revel all over the
country. Every one drank his fill
and carried home as much gin be-
sides as he could pay for.
To evade the law apothecaries
sold it in vials and small pack
ages, sometimes colored and dis
guised, generally under false labels,
such as "Colic Water" "AIakeshift, :"
'Ladies' Delight" There were
printed directions on some of these
packages-c. G., "Take two or three
spoonfuls three or four times day
or as often as the fit takes you"
Informers were very prominent and
exceedingly offensive, inventing
snares to catch iawbrcalers for the
sake Of the heavy rewards and spy
;2g and sreaking around in Il way
particularly distastefyl to the Eng
lizil mind. In consequence they
Suffered III their turn. The mere
cry, Liquor spy" was enough to
raise mob in the London streets,
and tic informer was lucky if he
escaped with a sound thrashing and
a ducking in tie Thames or the
nearest horse pond. ISdYd such an
outcry was made abou$the matter
that the ministry became very un-
popular, and the lay was not en-
forced after two or three years and
was largely modified in 1743.-Lon-
don Telegraph.
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An Important Post.

When Sir Henry Campbell-Ba
herman was secretary of state for
war Queen Victoria wished to make
the car an honorary colonel Of a
British regiment. The prime min
ister, as he now is, demurred on
the grounds that all other European
sovereigns would expect to receive
similar honors. But as the queen
was willing that even this should
be the car was made colonel of the
Scots Greys. Naturally the appoint
ment caused some excitement in
the regiment. One subaltern was
overheard saying to his servant,
donald, the emperor Of Russia
has been made colonel of the regi-
Eent." "Indade," was his reply,
"it's a vera gran thing for him,
but will he be able to keep bath
places"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-21
Negro Problem too Complex to Solve.

The american Magazine is re-
porting the negro problem with
no effort to solve it. The new
series of articles which Ray
Stannard Baker is writing car
ries an interesting and thorough
ly descriptive title-':The Rid
die of the Negro" Mr. Baker
himself SAYS:
"Before even thinking of d
solution of a problem so com
plex as this of the negro we re-
quire a clear statement Of the case. 1t
is certain that the masses III the
North to-day possess no accur-
ate knowledge of conditions in
the South, decidedly no sympa-
thy for the whites in solving
the difficulties which confront
them, and no real understand
ing of the negro. On the other
hand, the South itself is at sea,
not only as to remedies, but as
to the facts at issue. So good
an authority as the secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce at
Atlanta said when recommend
ing the appointment of a COM
mission by the State of Georgia
to investigate the negro ques-'
ton:
"'The Southern people are in
the habit of resenting sugges-
tions or interference from out
side sources concerning the race
problem. = y Yet they have
done and are doing little tow
ards solution. There is an
immense amount of discussion,
but it has no solid basis of ac-
curate and comprehensive in
formation. + 4 Although We
all live in the presence of this
problem and have lived in this
situation for years, hardly any
two of US would agree on
statement of the facts. | have
been present at a number of
gatherings where gentlemen of
education were discussing the
race problem and in no single
instance have they agreed on
the facts, to say nothing of a
solution.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-21
The GOVERNORS STAFF.
Names Of Those Who Will Have a Great
Honor Thrust on Them.

Governor Ansel has announc-
ed his appointments to his per-
sonal staff as follows:
Quartermaster General, Col.
W. f. Stevenson, of Cheraw.
Judge Advocate General, Col.
G. A. Morgan, of Greenville.
Commissary General, Col. Ii.
p. Hamer, Jr., of Hamer.
CHIEF of Ordinance, Col. d.
W. Daniel, of Clemson College.
Aides-decamp, with rank OF
Colonel, w. W. Moore, of Barn
well, Joseph G. WarClaw, of
Yorkvillc; and D. o. Herbert nf
Orangebdrg.
Aides de-camp, with rank OF
Lieutenant Colonel: d. A. Greer
o! DeItOn; L >. Evans OF Gfeen
wood; Alvin Etheredge, of Sa,
luda; W. W. Ball OF Charleston;
William Banks of Columbia
Thomas Butler of Gatfney and
Sam T. McCravev of Spartan.
tanburg:
The number is in addition oI
course, to Gen J. c. Boyd, Ad
jutant and Inspector General
and Col. W. +. Brock, Assistant
Adjutant and Inspector Gener
al.
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MEV TO WIND UP G. N. !. yHCSEk.
Five of the BeS! Business Men of the
State Selected.

COLUMBIA, February lo:-
These are the five men who will
wind up the affairs of the state
dispensary:
Dir. W. j. Murray of Columbia,
head CT the Murray Drug Com
pany, wholesale druggists; stew
ard in the Washington Street
Methodist church and trustee OF
Columbia College.
Mr. e K Henderson, of Aiken,
head of the mercantile firm OF
| G. K Henderson & Sons, prom
inent member of the Aiken Bap-
tist Church and for years trus-
tee of Furman University.
John McSween, Timmonsville,
head OF the large mercantile
firm of John McSween Company,
one of the most successful bust,
ness men in the State and man
of the highest integrity.
w Simpson, of Woodruff,
cotton buyer and tinancier, who
stands high among his associ-
ateS.
He is a brother OF Stobo Simp
son, the Spartanburg lawyer,
and a nephew of the late Chief
Justice Simpson.
Nelson c. Poe, of Greenvilie,
head of the large hardware con-
Germ of the Wilkins-Poe Com
pany, founded by the late Will
liam Wilkins. Mr.. Poe is mem
Der of the First Presbyterian
Church, of Greenville, in which
Governor Ansel has loEg been {.
prominent member and the two
have been next door neighbors
for twenty,fi FIVE years. and he is
the Governors close personal
friend.
Five men of higher standing in
the business world could not be
found in South Carolina than
the five whom Governor Ansel
has placed on the commission
to wind up the affairs of the
State d:spensary. Each one OF
them is d business man, pare
and simple, and none of them is
a politician or has ever taken
part in political affairs. They
are all men of temperate habits
and it is likely that all OF them
are total abstainers.
Since the foregoing was put
in type, We learn that two OF
the men appointed on the above
named board have declined the
position, viz, Messrs Poe and
Simpson and their places have
been filled. AS it stands now the
members of the board to wind
up the State dispensary are:
W. j. Murray, Columbia; &. X.
Henderson, Aiken; B. +. Arthur,
Union; Avery Patton, Green
vile; John McSween, Timmon-
vile.
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Citation Notice.
The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg.

By P. NJ. Brockinton Esquire, Probate
Judge. .,
Whereas, James A Scott made suit
to me, to grant Him Letters OF Ad-
ministration of the Estate of and effects
OF Samuel A Scott
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said Samuel A
Scott, deceased, that they he and
appear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held at Kingstree, S. :. on
the second day OF March next after
publication thereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this l4th day OF
February Ammo Domini, 1907.
Published on the y day of February,
1907. in the County Record.
? N BRCCKINTON,
Probate Judge.
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To Form a D. 0. c. Chapter.
70 the Ladies Of Williamsburg

TO the Ladies Of Williamsburg
County:
The organization of a chapter
of Daughters of the Confederac Y
will be attempted on Saturday
next, the % inst. The ladies' are
most cordially solicited to turn
out, as they have always been so
enthusiastic in keeping up the
patriotic fires of our South land,
The meeting will be held in the
court house at II o'clock 4. m.
VETERAN.
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As usual, the prohibitionistS get the
small end of the deal. We would
have been much bettet pleased with
the Carey Cothran law had it closed
dispensaries until the 'local option
has beef. settled by a county vote
The s.iIs" have always a tremen'
deus advantage.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-21

A cold taken at this time OF the
year is generally hard to get rid OF
but it will not be able to with
stand Bees Laxative Honey and
Tar. That will cure all colds,
coughs, Group, whooping cough, ETC.,
By driving them out through the
bowels. If you have cold, Try il
and if not cured get your money
back. No opiates.-Sold by W L
Wallace.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-21

The action of the supreme court
in sustaining Governor Ansel in fir
ing the three disperisary derelicts
will meet the approval of big
majorityof the people of ths State
regardless of their opinion on the
dispensary question.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-21

Mesrrs Black, Wylie and Rawlin-
son have been Taught the lesson that
it is bad policy to monkey with a
buzz saw.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-21

If we could make the water
wagon permanent Institution the
bread wagon would be more IN evi'
dence with some people.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-02-21

What will be the next move Of
the G. M. I. forces is awaited with
some degree of interest.
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Administrators Sale.

Under an order Of the Probate Court
dated February 4. 1907, | will offer
for sale at Staples Lake, 5 c., on the
lst day of March. 1907, at l2 o'clock,
III. the following personal property
belonging To the estate of Jno Teevin.
deceased. 10 wit: Five head Of cattle.
six hogs. two carts, one buggy and
farming tools and implements Terms
Of sale, cash.
III VANKEUREN.
Administrator Est. JNO TEENIN.
2-1-3t.
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FEB. II. 1907

Governor Ausel has emphatically
made good.
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Fiesta dnOmastIca.

En- una Casits muY alta. muy freSca ,
muy bonita la que recientemente han
trasladado uu renidencia los eHpouos Ergui
ZaF, nos reunimoS anOche, con motive de
celebEsrss la fiesta onomSstica de la bella
mitad de esta envidiabIe pareja, varios de
sus familiares = algunos de los amigos
mas fntimos de ambos.
Tanto Ia BefiorR Ana Maria, que dicho
entire parenteaiB, lucia con sumo donaire
elegants traje de casa, como 50 esposo, 81
amigo Martin, atsndieron & todos los asis'
tsntea q aquella pequefis fiesta fntima, con
Ia amabilidad y las Simpatfas en- ellos ca
raster1sticas, ObSequiandonos espl6ndida
mente
La gracioSa , dulce triguefita, Pepita
Cabrera, asf como tambi6n Ia simp6tica
sefiora del sRnto, nos deIeitsron por un
buen ratio, eiecutRndo al piano vaFias pie
zaB, entire ellss algunag danzas crioIlas,
que vinieron ser csmo ell complemento
de squells fiesta caracterizada por Is famis
liaridRd la intimidad.
One pnr muchog amos, SON nueutroA de.
seos, pueda la fsiz , iovsn pareja, atender
y obsequisr, con Ia satisfaction que 10 hi.
cieron anoChs, & los amigos que puedan II
8 gozsr en- So Companfa de las felicidadeB
de amboE eBpoHos.
AZUR.
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MatsrIaIas DsntlIss.

Continuation. Waste receivers de
johnson; puntas para Hscar cavidades; to.
poncilloB algod6n aseptico para idem;
Hsre's Mouth Props; Jeringuillag para
abScesoS, marca Berlin; SoldaduTas de 18,
Is 20k; dientes de orc para coronas en-
las cajas 'Etifcisleg; Vulcanisadoraa mo-
dernas, maFca "Excentric Lock- las cua.
les no tianen nj nm solo toTnillo g. tuerca,
los movimientoE veTiic6ndoss por palan.
cas- exc6atriCaa; ScalerB, raspadores de %.
rro, modelo Moore, otFoe; roio ing es
para puliT; Cones de asbestos, bloquea
del mismo material, varias formas (Con.
tinuar6) Dsp6sieo Dental de Joae Ealga.
do Jim6nez, 36 San Francisco.
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MejorandO los submarines.
Rusos J lapoaasgs unIdos o0nureIaImgnts.

Londreu Julio.-Dos peritos nava.
les inglesea han inventado un aparato que
quita la navegsci6n submarine el princi,
pal de sus inconvenientes, pues permite
los tripulantes de los buques aumergibleB
abandonaFloB en- an inEtanta dadc.
Tan notable invento Bs espera que muy
prOnto sea ofciRlmente adoptado por 81
Almirantazgo para todos los submarines
de la escuadrs britarica.
Londres Julio. 18-al hacarsa p6bli.
co 81 tratadO FrsncojapOn6s, SO anuncia
que pronto sera irmado uuo senleja por
los plenipotsnciarioHdel Jap6n Rusia, en-
el cusl sstas dos pOtsncias sstablecen una
cooperation mutua en- su polftica continen'
tai Con ess tEatado Ia paz quedark conso'
lidada de an mo1o deciRivO en- el Extreme
O,iente.
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Canppn, del GobIorno contra Ia prsnsa LIBERAL

Sag6u informes recibidos en- Berlin ei
30 del pssado, las autoridades rusRs ests
ban decididaB Concluir con todos los Pc
ri6dicos liberales. va 90 han Suprimido
muchos condenado aus editoFeB ppgaE
crecidas multaa.
Solo en- Ia ciudad de Moscs VI el mon
tante de multas impuestas & los periodistas
de opoaici6n alcanSa la elevada suma de
cinCuanta mil Fublos. Muchos editorea
han sido arreBtAdos; ctroB han eBcapsdo
de ser presses por medic de la fugs. En-.
ire estos dItimos ae haIla ell fsmoso oonsti.
tucionalists dem6crata ex dumista Cyets.
ch. #, representanta de Elisabethpol, quien,
Heg6n % dice, 80 embaKc6 para Estados
UnidoR
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LA VILLA De MADRID. - Las grandes me-
joras de que estan siendo objeto estos al
maceneS no SO contraen solo al local; para
probarlo encarecemos al pablico de buen
tono hacernos 0na vista antes de comprar.
Estamos recibiendo el surt do mas selec-
to en- generos de fantasia en- seda, hilo,
lana algodon; Casimires ingleses para
verano, Madras "Arnol para camisas; ell
surtido mas complete en- perfumerfa fran
cesa incluyendo el perfume "DiVino" y
Aqua Colonia de GueTLdi2; Encajes ador-
nos para el gusto mas refnado asi como el
surtido mas grande en- tiras DOrdadas
broderies. Ult ma nOvedad en- Sobretodos
" "1ionteoarJo" y "Torer0s trdncesos" de
seda encaje incluso los de P0agee, para
Automobiles; odemOs satisfacer ell gusto
mas refinado.
En- Ropa blanca para sefIoras, estamos
tsmOien recibiendo el mejor surtido como
cido hasta ahora.
Visltenos 0 ptdauos muestras y lie aten-
deremos seguros que encontrara 10 que
interese. z. U. Box 764. Telefono 273.
San Francisco 81. San Juan PR.
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SulCIdIO do IN Official amsna'
zadO Dor los tsTOrlstls,

Perseguido por las incesanteB amenazas
de muerte que le dirigfan los terroriGtag,
un j6veD Official del ej6rciEo, 81 Subteriente
Wujakovitch, lleno de tenor, se suicide
6ltimamente. Era un brillante Official y
Sc diStiDgui6 cusndo los motines de Kieff.
En- el cuarto que ocupAbs On 81 cusrteI
Sc le halo musrtof 81 10. del corriente.
Declare en- una carta que prefsr1a nuici-
daTse q ser aueuinado.
Sc pretande, no obstsnte, que TN tsrro'
.rists entr6 furtivamsnta al cuarteI se
pressnt6 81 Sab tsnisnte con el uniforme
de BoldsdO, 10 OBJ ig6 escribir Ia carta
de referencia, y luego, de una puma
lada, 10 mat6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-27
Como reCibira Roosevelt al plnCipe vi.

Washington ha
rita del principe vi dea dad Warrington cr6c
po Prdente Roosevelt Sario Root los vtn Como
q Co oar6 6n ninguna
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del goh americana habr onido log Eado Unibos poCedsnte
d del de CumplmieDt
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u asuntc dpod extEsuge Conendo ombrsra
an palenne pon6 redenG se
cargo principe Ito tom6 possession Mario de 1906 ha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-27
lei 'NUEvO CAFE" de los egpo

lei "NUEVO CAFE" de los egpo.
noA Morgan, FoTtaleza 21, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un mpIeto surtido de los me.
jorea dulces Elegants1 CartuChos propios
para regalos. Helados refreHcos frutas
al natural y todO cuanto Eegala 81 paladRr
mas dalicado So encuentra allf pEimorosa.
msnt0 sorvido. Cafe con leche Choco-
lats, deada Las aiste de Ia mafana & Las
~ de Ia noche Famono chocolate BA'
KER muv acreditado en- TODD el raundO.