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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
UNIVERSITY WORK
 IS ENDANGERED
A PROMINENT EDUCATOR DE- CLARES THE GREAT SCHOOLS OUGHT TO DO MORE WORK FOR POORER STUDENTS.

New York, August 5.-"More than one university is today In danger of being misunderstood because few trust mag mates are giving millions of dollars to them," declared Henry McCracken, chan cellor of New York university, in an address. delivered at the Summer school at the university today.
 Such universities are in danger of be- ing reckoned the purchased servants of a narrow caste. The way to escape these suspicious is to rid themselves of idle undergraduates who make trouble and to devote their energy to giving informa- tion to the public teachers in the land. In a word let the university cease to serve so largely the unprofitable few and rather serve the productive and indus trious many.
 T admit that the other policy of se curing a multitude of undergraduates, all of them the sons of the very rich, and of catering to their tastes, build up endowments more surely. But patriotism commands us to give aid to the men and women upon whom rests the weighty re- sponsibility of assmilatng the children of the millions of immigrants who come to us every year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
AFRICAN COLONY HOME FOR NEGROES Visitor from Liberia Tells of the
 Negro'S Future MAY BECOME PROSPEROUS He Says All Negroes Who Have the Means Should Go to Liberia and
 the Government Should
 Assist Others to Go.
MAY BECOME PROSPEROUS

Washington, August 5-(Special)-R. II. Jackson, one of the most prominent uf Liberas citizens, is in the United States on a visit and says the only hope of the American negro is in the African repub- lie.
 'I see no hope for the negro in Amer ica,' said he. "1 agree with Bishop Fur ner that all negroes who have the means should seek a home in Liberia. If l saw him continuing with the whites in busi- ness and being treated with impartiality | would say nothing, but he is to he found in no large enterprise and socially he Is an outcast.
 The organization which founded the Lberlan republic is still in existence, but Africa In any numbers, and few are able to pay their own pass age there and live until acclimated in business The Liberian Emigration so- ciety formerly transported the negroes and maintained them for six months. 1t would be we'll for the negroes and the whites if the United States government, which now protects the republic from for- eign aggression. would undertake the work which the society is no longer able to perform
 If the government of the United States would take steps to enlarge Liberia and assist in the development of It's resources by lending financial aid, there, Is no req son why we should not become pros- porous nation. That in itself would draw the negroes whom the government would assist in establishing our republic.
 "The people here tell me that some day they will have a share in the goverL- ment, but I tell them that will never be. They must be equal in brains, equal in purse and equal in numbers before they can hope for that but there Is no lmmi- grafton of negroes to this country. and the whites are continually coming In from all parts. The negroes can only dwindle in numbers"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Protest From Williams.

Jackson Miss, August 5.-Chairman B. II. Wells learning tonight of the attempt the part of several supporters of Gov ernor Vardaman to count the Adams eoun- ty vote, sent the following message to all election managers in the state:
 williams Headquarters, Jackson. Au- gust 5.-Do not allowed ballots or original tally sheets to go out of the hands of the election officers. We do not propose to be counted out. "B. H. WELLS.
 Chairman Hon. John Sharp Williams gave the fol- lowing to the press before leaving for his home at Yazoo City this afternoon:
 ''f am leaving for home for day at least 10 rest. I have certainly been elect ed Why the opposition does not concede 1t I cannot understand. If there be any honest reason for holding back returns 1 cannot conceive it."
 Chairman Wells received a message to- night from J. NJ. Thomas of Tupelo that he had ben requested to send the ballot boxes and tally sheets to the chairman of the state executive committee and de- clined to comply. MT. Wells indorsed this pOeitiOn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
STANDARD OIL OBJECTS.
The Assertion Is Made That Questions / Are Unconstitutional.

I Topeka. Kan, August 5.-Attorneys for the Standard oil company and the Inter national Harvester company today filed objection with the state supreme court to the interrogatores recently propounded by the attorney general of Kansas in the state suits charging these concerns with violating the Kansas antitrust law.
 The Standard oil company ayers that it is willing to answer the questions. but asserts that they are unconstitutional.
 The Harvester company, however. Is making It's fight on the eonsttutionality of the law and they strongly object to answering the questions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
KING EDWARD DELIGHTED.
He Gives a Prize to Gunner Who
 Makes a Fine Score.

Cowes. Isle of Wight August 5.-During the day the royal party went aboard the Dreadnaught and sailed for Sandown Bay to witness a sham attack py torpedo boats and target practice. The maneuvers were carried out as nearly as possible under battle conditions. During the tar get practice one gun made nineteen hits out of twenty-one shots, which so delight ed the king that he sent for the gunner and decorated him on the spot
 The royal party returned to Cowes this afternoon.
 In the yacht races the Suzanne beat the Meteor by three minutes. The Clara was third and the Adela last.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
ITALIAN CHOOSES DEATH.
Refuses to Have Leg Amputated to
 Save His Life.

New York, August 5.-A peculiar pro- cess of reasoning will probably cost Ed uard Correnio, an italian. his life, though his physicians hope today that their ar puments. supplemented by their surgical skill, may save the Italian from death. some countrymen brutally assaulted Cor fenio Blood poisoning set in and the hospital physicians told the dying Ital- ian that an amputatlon would save him. Correnio calmly refused to submit to an operation, saying: If I live to go out I shall kill my assailants and then I'll die in the electric chair. I might well die now"
 No amount of persuasion could induce Correnio to change his mind.
 Three men were arrested today charged with having asaulted the Italian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Ruef Costs Too Much.

San Francisco. August 5.-A suit was filed in the superior court today by J. P. Murphy. taxpayers, for writ of prohi- bition to prevent Treasurer Bantel from
 paying any more bills incurred by Els pr Biggy In taljng care of Abraham Ruef. The complainant points out that Ruer now costs tic city about $20o0 month
 while the pdsoner might very well be kept at the ,ounty jail at a much more reasonable p1ce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
American Dies In Mexico.

Mexico City, August 5.-J. H. Howard, a. member of wealthy family of Port Huron. Mich. died at the American hos pital here toniught from the effect of nephritis. The body will perhaps be taken to Port Huron. He leaves a widow. who is at present sojourning at Newport. She was notified of his demise J. P. Bennett of the Night and Day bank at New York, a brother-in-law, was also notified. Howard recently came to Mexico City from the canal zone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Former Secretary ill.

Brunswick, Ga. August 5.-Former Secretary of the Navy John D. Long.
 who is slightly i'll at local hotel. was resting comfortably tonight, and his phy- sician says he will be able to continue to Buckfield. his native town. in day or two. Mir. Long came from Boston Sunday night in an automobile, and the shaking up aggravated a malady with which he was afflicted year or more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Killed for BuruIar.

Atlanta, August 5.-H. B. Krumholz, an Austrian, tonight shot and killed his wife, whom he took for burglar The couple was awaneked shortly after retiring by some noise Being awakened the second time and hearing a noise in the room, Krumholz fired. On securing a light he found that he had killed his wife, who and left the bed for some reason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Bribery Cases Set,

St. Louis, August 5.-A special to the Globe Democrat from Little Rock, Ark, says: The bribery and perjury cases against Senator A. T. Cross of Crawford county were called in Perry circuit court today, and set for trial Friday, August g..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Louisville and Nashville Yields.

Raleigh. N. C., August Ex-Governor Glenn late today received a telegram from the authorities of the Louisville and Nashville. saying that they would put the state 2H-cent rate into effect on Au- gust 8. This Is the last road to sur render to the state laws, and on August 8 all the roads in North Carolina above sixty miles in length will be using the state rate. The Louisville has only thlr- teen miles of iraekage in North Carolina. extending from the Georgia line to Mnr- phy In Cherokee county, but the North Carolina corporation commission rules that 1t is controlled by the Atlantic Coast Line. and does not come In the class of independently owned and oper- ated railroads under sixty miles, which are exempted from the 2h-cent rate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Peculiar Move Made.

Natchez. Miss. August 6.-A peculiar tIiove in the primary election for the nonl- ination of democratic candidates fo&! United States senator and state officers was made late this evening when Hon. Ernest E. Brown, Police Justice Marion Reilly and J. H. Beard. lawyers and fol- lowers of Governor Vardaman, attempted to count the ballots cast In the several precincts of Adams county. They were counting the ballots when Judge C. C. Martin, county attorney, who had been apprised of the move. appeared before them and protested against their action. The protest was reinforced by Circuit Clerk Bowie. who is the registrar of the count
 MT. Brown advanced the claim that the ballots are public property but was in- formed the returns had not been received by the state executive committee, where upon the two retired from the office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Pitchers Change Base

Boston, Mass. August 5.-Pitcher
 Oberlin of the Boston American club has been sold to Washington. Pitch~r Morgan of the St. Louis Americans has been engaged by the Boston American
 management.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Bio Fire In Chicago.

Chicago. August 5.-The Meyer Corld lithog phicI plant at Fifty-second avss nue and Welt Lake street, was destroy ed by fire bright. Loss s1o0.000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06

. Montgomery, August 6.-tSpe-
 . eial. .)-Just before bed time attor- ( news for the Southern railway said . no action would be taken tonight z on the matter of the revocation z by the state of the license of the : company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-06
Southern Railway is OudaWed and Must Come to
 Some Terms
SITUATION ES STIRRING
 AND TROUBLE IS Dp''''NG
Library
 WASHikN
Governor Has Made "H"'''''> q derstood That He Proposes to Deal Out Law and Justice to Pre-
 vent More Complications.
ACTION DEFERRED.

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
Departanlento del Interior

Division de terrenos pdblicos. San
Juan, P. r., Octubre rs 1907.
Debiendo procederse q la d.
vision de terrenos pdblicos, en- el
pr6xlmo mes de Noviembre, al
desllnde y mensura de los terre-
rros propiedad del Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico, denominados del eCaho
de Tiburones,a que radican en- los
term.nos munlcipales de Marati y
Arecibo, Sc suplica a todos lo'
propietarlos colindantes con dicho'
terrenos Sc siivan presentar al JET
de dicha division los tftulos gu
acrediten su propiedad, cuando pa
ra clio fueren requerldos. .
L. GRAHAME,
Comisionado del Interior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
IUFORMES O|VERSOS
Estado de abandono de
un rnue11e. Cargo
que Sc moja.
BARRlO De SANTURCE
En- Ia parada 16.-Escuela
de enfermeras. .-Licencia-
do Gonzalez Mena.

Nos informan del estado dc
abando y suciedad en- que Sc halla
el muelle eleQualtermaster.S Ade-
mas del desaseo interior lque hay
sieulpre, el techo no esta muy bue.
no y Sc moja por algunas parties,
causando deteriorcs er la carga que
en- el Sc almacena.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan el
Juez Municipal de Aguadilla Lcdo.
don Enrique Gonzalez Mena, quier
regresara de maiiana q pasado a ST
residencia.
-Pronto, seg1n noticia, que
| dara instalada EN- Santurce, la Es
cuela de Enfermeras creada po
ma ley aprobada en- la pasada lie
gislatura. Dicha escuela sera mon
1
tada en- una casa de la parada I6
Para aver Sc convoc6 en- {
Circulo Obrero de San Juan a TN
asamblea del Sindicato de Albafiile
pero segdn informes esta no pud
veri6carse por falta de asistencl
del Secretarlo, que tiene a SIT care
el libro de actas.
Ell dia IS de noviembre pr,
xlmo regresara de SIT viaje a i
Estados Unidos el administrator
correos de San Juan, Mr.. Lands.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
NOT|C|AS DEL D|l
Pavimento de la p1a-
czue1a de Colon. Va
ticinios cumplidos.
DAMAs De CAYEY
Fiiaran su residencia en- B
yam6n. Ell amigo don
Manuel N. Yordan.

Hemos Observable que nuestres
vatlcinios acerca del pavimento de
la plaza de Colon Sc estan I'm
pllendo. Dicho pavlmento esta roto
por aIgunas parties y lleva trazaf de
continuar cuarteandose, pues la
capa de cemento es mny delgada y
no esta adherida al antique piso de
hormig6n.
-Procedentes de Cayey llega-
rcn aver las ballas y apreciables
st fioritas Angela y Celia Mendez
Bas, quienes fijaran de nuevo su
residencla en- Bayam6n. Sean bien'
venidas.
Para curar un resfriado en- un dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUIN1NA.
81 botlcario lie devolvera Ell dinero 81
no lie cura. La frna de E. w. GRO
! We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
: Aver tuvimos el gusto de sa-
ludar en- esta ciudad q nuestro dis
5 tingaido amigo y compafero dor
: Manuel N. Yordan, que estuvo EN-
a pleado algdn tempo en- la admins
j, TRACTION de este peri6dico.
81 sehor Yordau regres6 hoy
+ Caguas, su residencia, donde des
= empefa ell cargo de tenedor de II
bros en- la aWest Indies CONNER
70 clal Company
+ Las pastillas digestlvas d.
er DR.. Le Roy, marca ANTURICAS
T. digieren los alimentos que no pus
as da digerir el est6mago.
1e Y@-En esta imprenta Sc solic
tan vendedores de peri6dlcos.
en- -Segdn Sc dice, en- la pr6xin
e. session de la Legislature Sc solicita
es Sc reintegre a los policias los S.,
le, que han dejado de apercibir en- S
N sueldos de los IS de aumento q
ue les concedi6 una ley.
ln' Parece que Sc aducira cor
argumento de que tanto los jefes
ofclales como las ciases han veni
= cobrando complete ell aumento lei
F., correspondence, pero no asf
| guardias, para los cuales no hu
fondos sufcientes, viendose oblii
754 dos & conformarse con la mitad
aumento que les correspondfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
G0RRtO De !Au JUAN

Continuation de las cartas &c.
tenidas en- el sPost Offlcea de esta
cludad:
Provldencia SAnchesz, Marce-
lima Seyge, Rufuo Soto, Mrs. Cla'
ra Smith, Carmen Collazo Solares
sehor Salvador, eLa International
Teresa Santos, Santos Cruz, Toma
sa Santos de Rublo, Norberta San
tana, Maria Santos, Angela San
chez, Jose Sanchez, Angela Santae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28

ia, murieron q consecuencla del
cancer en- Tin periodic de cInco afios.
En Saint-Sylvestre-C CoImeilles
fallecleron en- 1880 a 1887 II can
cerosos; cifra que equivale al IS
por 100 de la morta'idad de la po-
blaci6p. El doctor Arnaudet pudo
comprobar que todas las vfctlmas
del career habfan habitado n ..una
parte del pueblo.convertida n foco
de infection de aquella enfermedad.
La propagation de los agentes pa
t6genos veri6cabase por las aguas
lie una zapja, las cuales approve
chabanse para el lavado de las 70
pas y otros usos donesticos. Pos
teriormente ha comprobado el pro-
plo doctor Arnaudet que en- otra
calle de la misma poblaci6n habis
veinti1n cancerosos; casi todos los
contaminados vivian en- casas con-
tiguas.
Pero el case que a este prop6-
sito Sc sefiala como mas tipico ha
sldo estudiado por el doctor Alejan'
dro Lambiior en- Jassi, importante
cludad de Rumanfa. ALI habis
una casa en- Ia que murieron por re-
sultas del cancer diez personals, Ell
un petfodo que no excede de veint'
aiios. En- este tempo habltaron ei
LA referida casa diferentes familla
Iy todas elias hubleron de pagar trl
buto q la terrible enfermedad. L
Ultima famllia que ocup6 tai vivier
da traslad6se q ella cuando haci
va aiio y medic que estaba desa
; quilada. Adopt6se ademas la pr
cauci6n de pintarla; pero, asi y t.
!. do, no transcurri6 mucha tiemr
a sin que uno de los nuevos inquil
e nos Sc viese atacado por TN cane
n que lie priv6 de la vida. Por fort
IS ma, un incendio redujo q ceniz
J. aquella casa, foco permanente
el infection cancerosa.
$, Los precedehtes datos pued
le servlr de puntc de partida para ]
I. gar al conoclmiento de los orfgef
y de una de las enfermedades q,
i. con raz6u sobrada, mas pavor
q funde al genero humane, Ell el q
el de dia en- dia ocasiona mayor /
Ia nero de victimas.
Guido Laborde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28

lla, Fela Saujurj", Nicolas Sala-
manca, Basilio Sanchez, Leopoldo
Sa ltlagc, Edison Sherman, Engra-
ella Ssrrano, Victoria Shenry, Mrs.
Shekleton, Sierra y CO, Isaac Sille,
Jose Soliveras, Regime Soto, Anto-
uio SOLO, Baldomero Suarez, Juan
Solana, L. Sampayo de Col'azo.
Laura Todd, Epifania Tol6nr
Viuda de Teruel, Fernando Tirado.
Claudina F. vluda de Torres, Adels
Tomas, Manuel Torres Ozores, Six,
: t, Toro. Rosario Torres de Reyes,
Zoilo Torres. (Continuara.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
Yiaiero intr6pido

El sabado por la tarde nos dis
pens6 atenta vista en- estas o6cinas
VI. Louis Aveunel, distinguido pc
riodista frances, que forma parte
del cuerpo de redacci6n del sPetlt
Parisien.s
81 sehor Aveunel lego a esta
cludad, procedente de Haiti y San
to Domingo a bordo del vap, ale
min, y despues de recorrer las priu-
clpales poblacioues de esta isla.
embarcar5 en- Mayagiez con run
b q Saint Thomas, de donde Sc
guira vlaje para Venezuela y de-
mas repIblicas sur americans.
Este original tou,isfa, que la'
mas de la veces veri6,a las jorna
das q pie, sali6 de Paris el 70 d.
enero de 1903 con objeto de dar Il
vuelta al mundo, en- union de s,
compsiiero en- el periodlsmo NJ
Gustave Laurent, el cual perecl'
en- Alaska, en- un asalto de gu
fueron victimas por parte de uno
bandidos, salvandose milagrosa
mente NJ. Aveunel, despues de ha
Der dado muerte q uno de los asa
tantes.
Mr. Aveunet, que no represet
ia la edad que tlene, frisa en- los 4
afios; su aspecto es saludable y
6sonomfa, alberta y simpatlca.
Posee, ademas del idioma ma
vo, el ingles, el itallano, el alemt
y el espafiol.
Viste ttaje blanco, con bot
amarillas y lleva uu brazal con
= colores de la bandera francesa.
Viaja generalmente q pie,
- gun va hemos dlcho, y todo su eq
pale Sc reduce Aun maletin con t
trajes blancos, tres mudas de n
lterior y tres pares de zapatos.
- Ademas lleva un volumin
:, Album, lleno de documentos I
comprueban ofcialmente su pres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
f. NATAHlO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA,

OcUL1sTA. -Ex.medlco au.
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
0ica, que 4 cargo del dc :or
Barrsquer existe en- el Hospi'
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar
celona. Coosultorio exclusive
para sAecciones de los oios,
Te.uan "a, (cerca de-. Tea
tro.) Horas de consrit;.
De 9a12 de Ia manana. =
| Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8 4
de L. manana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28

ella en- S puntos de la ruta que
hasta la fecha ha r.corriio, recor-
tes de peri6dicos, p ,stalse, y toto
grafas.
Trece slbums de esa indole ha
envlado a Paris, conform. los ha
lido llenando, por conducto de los
Consules de SD nacion.
H. aqu( el itinerario,, que ha
seguiio hasta llegar a Puerto Rico:
Suiza, Italia, Austria, Hungria,
Sur de Alemania, Bohemia, Monte
negro, Herzegovina, Servia, Grecia,
Turquia, Sur de Russia, Europsy
Persia, Teherdn, Afganistan, la In.
dla francesa { luglesa, Siam, Cam.
bodge, AMMAN, Tonktn, China.
Mongolia, Mlnchuria, Corea, Ja-
p6n, Alaska, Estados Uuidos, Cub,
Haiti y Santo Domingo.
Dirante su viaje por la Man.
churia Sc alist6 en- el ejercito rdso,
petmaneciendo en- Puerto Arturo
mlentras dur6 el celebre sitio. Fl.
gran admirador del general Stot ssel.
A la rendici6n de aquslla plaza,
form6 en- las 6'as de prisioneros y
fue conducido Seu' y lurgo 4
Toxic, don de estuvo IS dias. Al
recihir la libertad, Sc traslai6 &
Alaska, donde, como va Ind clmos
perdi6 a su compahero de fatigas y
de aventuras M. Laurent.
NJ. Aveunel Sc hospeda en- e
g sHotel Helvetia.'
IS Salio de Paris con dlez centa-
vamos, y continuara su odlse:
e. hasta ..regresar q Paris, donde $
Il. propone publican TN llbro, que h
es de resultar inreresantisimo Si
"a duda, en- que hara Ell relate de sd
inpreslones al rededor del muudc
so L. reiteramos nuestro afec
ue tuoso saluio, deseandol- grata pei
n mauencia en- esta isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
Sobre el cancer

Esta terrible enfermedad Sc
propaga con rapidez. verdaderamen-
te aterra.lora. Durante el segundo
semestre del afio anterior murleron
en- Paris por resulta del cancer mil
sesenta y dos personals, ndmero que
excede al de los cancerosos que, en-
un espacio de tempo igual, habian
fallecido aqafS en- los precedentes
afos.
La comisi6n sanitarta que tiene
Z SD cargo el estudio de las causas
de Ia tuberculosis y la comproba-
ci6n de los casos que ocurren en-
Paris, estudia tambien la etiologfa
del cancer y hace la estadfstica de
las defunclones que ocasiona. Los
datos 4 que antes me re6ero, pro-
porcionados por Ia expresada conf
sion medica, son pues rigurosamen-
te exactos. Sehan publicado en- la
sCazzette Medlca1e de Paris.s
En- esa estadfstica advietese el
hecho, por demas slgni6cativo, de
que varias de las, defunciones pro
ducidas por ,el cancer hayan ocu-
rrido en- una misma casa. Y no Sc
trata precisamente de casos de Gu
raci6n 8 establecimientos bene6cos
sino de domicilios particulares,
clio parece demostrar que el conta
Rio del cancer Sc verica en- igua
forma que el de la tuberculosis. Pc
70 los datos que Sc poseen no sol
adn incluyentes, va que esas esta
disticas, como Sc hacen desde re
ciente fecha, abarcan muy eort
periodo de tempo.
Numerosas observaclones rel
lizadas por medlcos de nombrad1
inducen q Greer que, en- efecto, {
igual manera que algunas casas sc
focos de infection tuberculosa, otr'
hay en- las cusles el cancer Sc pr
paga por contagio. 81 germen q
cancer, como el de la tuberculosi
encukutrase en- las habitaciones:q
I ocupan los atacados por esas enfe
sfnedades y constituyen agentes mi
activos de propagation del m
Son muchos los que opinan que
este y no q Ia herencia Sc debe
que haya varios cancerosos en- t
misma familia.
Los hechos parecen comp
barlo asf plenamente. Fl doc
Gueillot asistl6 en- el pueblo
vouziers 4 una familia compue
de marido, mujer, y el padre de
Ultima; toios, y ademas la sirv'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
SEVENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tubos
de pulgadas y solo dos coaechas Dc
uso.
Uns maqulna horizontal, to'up<
ia, con dos clasifcadUres, capaz
noler 1000 galones de gusrapa .
horas.--Para ipicrmes, diyfians, !
PENEDo, Faiardo. 800.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-28
lDr. JacintO Zaratt

Medicina.-Cruja.-E intermediates de ninos. .-Parto
Der LIsTA Otalmo6gca del &Hotel.DleuS dc
aris. Cousultas de 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo tLu
ma 1927. =
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Colonia Especial
30 Ell D0LGR

,nestesioo sDentudos
htisne la completa sEseneia del
{. .cr on tcdss lss egtracciorCs dsu.
tsies, De vents en- la faTmscia De
sColons. Plaza pr'ncipsl, San
juan Diriiape Is correspondence
d IehOr n, n, ?, 0, Box al san
Juan.