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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
THEFT OF REGALIA.
smi-P Political and social Scandal In
 land.

land.
 Dublin, July 20.-Sensational ru- mors are current here in regard to the theft from Dublin Castle a few weeks ago of a portion of the state regalia. valued at $250,000. .... Hints are now being thrown out that the gems may be soon discovered" without any explanation as to where they have been or who returned them. It Is said they have been deposited as security for a loan. and the name of the alleged depositor is freely mention ed in private with hints of a tragic so- cial and semi political scandal
 It Is of course. impossible to verify these reports. but they are being free ly circulated in circles whose channels of information undoubtedly are good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
AMERICANS TO BE PROTECTED.
United States Consul Will Leave Matt
 ter in ItO's Hands.

Seoul, July 20.-United States Consul Summons late yesterday afternoon in reply to Marquis Ito's offer of protec- tion to foreign consulates. stated that he would leave the matter of protect ing Americans to Ito's discretion. as he was without information regarding danger from mobs.
 On account of the fact that the American consulate adjoins the former Emperor's private house, 1t is daily thought that the ex-ruler will seek 1t as an asylum of safety, giving as cause the presence of Japanese troops for the alleged purpose of preventing his escape or a possible accident.
 1t Is said. however. that since No- vember. 1905. the Koreans have not hoped for American aid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
RIOTERS TRIED.
Men Charged With Misdemeanor Given
 Hearing.

Roanoke. Va. July 20-J. w. Les ter and Robert Bell. indicted on mis- demeanor charges by a special grand jury In connection with the riots last Saturday night were tried in Police Court today. Lester was fined $50 and given six months in jail Bell was fined s25 and sentenced to three months In jail.
 Seventeen of the twenty men indict- ed will be tried In Police Court. The other three are indicted for felony and will be tried In higher court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21

The committee has been in session all the week. considering the question of calling . strike and also been passing on the cases of tobacco factories sc- cused of being surreptitiously Tn league with the American Tobacco Company, but using the union label.
 The committee decided to fako the union label from sixty or seventy of these factories.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
IMPROVE ARSENAL.
Uncle Sam Win Manufacture Arms On
 Pacific.

Washington. July 20.-General Croz- fer. chief of ordnance. has returned from the Pacific coast. where he exam ined the Benecia arsenal in California for the improvement of the plant of which congress has made an approp- riation.
 General Crozier reported the affairs of the arsenal in good shape and con- ftrmed the plans for improvement. owing to the high price of material and labor on the Pacific coast 1t has here tofore not been found advisable to un- dertake the manufacture of small arms or big guns on the coast but now, to maintain the force of trained me- chanics and keep open the line of sup ply of ordnance material, 1t is neces- sary to make the Benscia arsenal of greatest value to the war department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
JAMAICAN FAMINE.

No Hepe Fer Crops Until Rains of
 Kingston, Jamaica, July 20-The seriousness of the famine In eastern Jamaica caused by '.- ht months drought is increasing.
 The crops have been destroyed and there has been 8 great loss of cattle. Hundreds of persons are sssiisisting on mangoes and many are dying from hunger and thirst. There Is no pros fally
 Governor oliver is on his way to the famine district. Relief is being sent from this city,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
GROWN PRINCE AsCENDs.
Depossd Emperor Takes Formal Leave
 Of His Cabinft.

Seoul, July 20-The ceremonies at tending the accession of the crown prince to the throne were carried out at 10 o'clock this morning.
 In responst to requests eighty Japanese and other officials. includ ing Marquis Ito with his military staff and many consul generals were re- ceived inaudience at 4:30 D. m.
 After the accession of the crown prince. the former emperor took leave of the cabinet.
 General Hasegan's troops still garri son the palace and a regiment from Ping Yang arrived at Seoul this morn- ing to reinforce the twentieth regi- ment already here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
Machine Guns in Pssition.

Tokio. July 2o-Reports from Scout state that four machine guns are now at the Taiham ate Should tn. Kore- an soldiers repeat yesterdays be- havior, by firing on the Japans sse po- lice the Japanese troops will not hes itate to retaltate.
 It is now reported that despite tho news of the abdication of the Empsr- or, the oficial report confirming the same has not yet been received here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
FIRE AT PORTSMOUTH.
Handsome Building Is Doomed In Vir-
 Rinia City,

Norfolk Va. July 20--At 11;30 o'clock tonight fire broke out in the Kirn Hall building, corner of High and Middle Streets. Portsmouth, and within thirty minutes 1t was evident that the big structure was doomed The damage will probably reach $250,000.
 The building is one of the largest in Portsmouth and valued at s10o.O0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
MT CIeveIand's Recovery Slow :.

Princeton, N. J., July 20-1t is stated here than Ex-President Cleveland, who had an attack of acute indigestion a few weeks ago, has not recovered from if as soon as expected. It is hoped now that he will be able to % to hls summer home in New Hampshire by the first of August
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
Kaiser in Far North,

Trondhjem. July 20--Emperor Will liam of Germany. has arrived here on his annual visit to the land of the mid- night sun. Eight German warships are acting as an escort to the imperial yacht Hohenxollern.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
Pennsylvania Bank Closed.

Washington. July 2o-The Farmers National Bank, of Boyertown, Penn, was today ordered closed by the Comp troller of the Currency. upon a report
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
MORE THAN SCORE OF LIVES
 LOST IN MICHIGAN WRECK

of National Bank Examiner Bingham, showing 1t to be insolvent. J. w. Scofeld. bank examiner. has been ap- pointed receiver. The bank has a cap. ital of $50.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
Suffering From Heaf.

Lincoln, Neb.. July 20.-Much suf- fering from heat was reported through out the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
| Amador in Paris.

Paris. July 20--President Amador. of Panama has arrived here. He Is here for rest. he says, and has no political misSi '.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21

WEATHER FORECAss.
 Washlngten, July 3O.-FOr AIahsmas Partly cloudy sunday and sienasy, probably eccasi0Aal showers; variable winAs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-21
Wheelage Basis Unfair.

"The depot 1tseIf IS built at an ex- pense of about s60,000. and the usual arrangement for the joint use of depots is upon a wheelage basis. by which each railroad is charged according to the number of cars that enter the de- pot, and when a train goes in and out. A double charge Is made.
 "As the depot is the terminus of the other two roads, there would be a sin
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06
fractured skull bone. The fracture
Tc. Mapes

fractured skull bone. The fracture
proved to be what is known as a
compound comminuted depressed
fracture Of the skull, and the parts
of the bone which have been re-
moved have been introduced in evil
dence The cut was probably one
and one-eighth by one and three
eighths inches in size.
AT present the wound shows as an
ugly scar on the side of the head.
and the spot can be seen to pulsate
with the throbbing of the heart.
The prosecution has introduced
witnesses to the facts of the injury
and the wound and operation. 1t
has also introduced expert testimony
by reputable physicians as to the
effects of the injury in the future,
Drs. Ramstad, Rodda and Douglas
testifying for the plaintiff. Wit
nesses were put on to show the diff
ference in the manner and health of
the plaintiff since the injury, to the
effect that the plaintiff is now irri-
table, ill-tempered, that he has lost
concentration of mind, that he acts
irrationa1ly at times, that he has
lost partial control over the left
foot or leg and has lost some sensa-
ton in the left hand, also that the
muscles of the face witch at times
inyoluntarily.
In view of the fact that many
cases of epilepsy and insanity have
started from injuries of this kind,
the physicians were closely ques-
toned as to the probable result of
the injury in these directions. Sum
ming up this testimony in a general
way it might be said that the phys
icians are in doubt as to exactly
what would result from given in
jury of this kind, that being in the
realm of speculation to a greater or
less degree.
Testimony was produced to show
that the plaintiff is now unable to
continue in his former profession,
that of a carpenter, and that he has
had to turn to lighter work. The
testimony for the plaintiff as a whole
shows that the plaintiff has degen,
Grated physically and mentally by
reason of the injury.
| The defense will no doubt raise
Interesting questions as to whether
| the injury was the result of the de
PENDANTS earlessness, whether the
/ negligence of the plaintiff contrib
uted to the injury in any way. and
the extent Of the injury as viewed
from the future condition Of the
plaintiff.
1t is presumed that the case vii
not be finished until Friday or Sat
urday Of this week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06
ylofffiitt

The weather is fairly good but q
good rain wouldn't do any hurt as
some Of the crops need it.
The ball game at Sterling last sun
day between Sterling and Mex enziel
was rather one-sided the score be-
ing 12 to i in favor Of Mckenzie.
Mr. Mike Fogarty and YeW Spang-
Ter called on folks in town one day
last week They stopped for dinner
and then drove down to Lag Lake
creek fishing but didn't get much.
Some Of the neighbors have
worked their pol take lately on the
grade mile north Of town.
Mr.. Ed Olson is putting an ad-
sdition on his house. Lou Spangler
being the carpenter.
Mr.. Ed Forgarty has put up a new
house lately and left last Sunday
week for Iowa, and everybody is ex-
pecting two when he returns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06
Wheels Of Justice Still Re.
V0IVinga MCLeanGOun-
Tvs Metropolis
An Interesting Personal In.
jury Case Involving
$4,000 Damages

Washburn, N. D., July 81 {Spe-
eial )An interesting personal in
I jury case is being tried this week at
xWashburn, brought by Myron e.
4 Fosberg as guardian ad Iitem for
Raymond Fosberg against the Nc
Lean County Farmers Elevator COM
pany.
The plaintiff is suing for SIZE, 600
damages, besides the expenses he in
Cured after he received the injury
The case was commenced late Satur-
day afternoon and up to Wednesday
noon the plaintiff had not yet fin
ished his case.
The injury was sustained while
the plaintiff was in the elevator
shaft of an elevator located at Gar
rison, belonging to the Mclean Coun-
8ty Farmers Elevator company The
elevator in question is equipped with
what is known as the rope drive,
the rope running from pulley I'M
der the floor to a pulley at the
top Of the shaft, some so feet high.
Part of this appliance is a loose or
swinging pulley, also called the
swing tension. from which are hung
number of weights. the purpose
being to take up the slack OF the
rope so that it will be taut over the
pulleys.
Raymond Fosberg was living in a
certain part of this elevator called
the annex with his father and moth
er and the rest Of the family. On
3 Sept 20, 1906, he went into the ele.
yator part to call Mr.. Wiltse, the
Z manager of the elevator, to dinner,
and while he was In the shaft Mr..
4 Wiltse asked him to help him in
putting the rope back onto the
lower pulley, it having slipped off
4 Wiltse went below the floor to adj
I Just the rope and the plaintiff got
hold Of the rope above SO as to pull
I it down for enough to permit Wiltse
to slip the rope on the pulley below
The plaintiff was not strong
enough to pull the rope and called
upon Mr. Ringheim, q farmer whe
had just driven up with load d
grain, to help him. He grabbed one
rope while Ringheim held the othe'
and pulled down on it, and the mex
moment ene Of the weights on tf'
rope tightener came down, a dis
tance Of about twenty feet, strikini
4 the plaintiff on the side Of the skull
and sending him to the floor,
He was irnnaed lately taken to Bis
narek and was operated upon b.
Drs Quain and Ramgtad, who r.
moved several fragments Of til
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06
and with that he whips out 4 GUN,

and with that he whips out gun,
but before ne could pull trigger
German was on top of him. Lar
sron's evident idea then was to turn
the gun on his would-be captor, but
Bob had hold Of Larron's gun arm
and the two had their legs twisted
about each other. Larron evidently
thought he had German IS leg where
he could shoot, and he fired, but the
bullet, instead, went into his own
leg and he howled with pain and said
he was shot. lg ~.
He told Bob that he gave up,
and Bob at once got up and proceed
ed to Investigate. Just then Costel-
10 came up and suggested that Lar
ron might have another pistol and
the two proceeded to search, and
sure enough they found another full
loaded revolver as well as a big
knife. After that i asked Larron
how it came that he did not kill
German when he first saw him, and
he replied that Bob looked so limo
cent and child-like that he didn't
think he meant any harm
sLarron was terror and / know
that he has killed more than one
man, and he got just what was com
ing to him. He has been hiding up
in that country ever since he broke
out Of jail at Devils Lake. There is
no question in my mind but that he
was lying there in the hope Of Sc
curing money enough to get away,
but his gang, and I feel positive that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06
CAREER OF LARRON
MARSHALL SHEA TELLS OF AID.
VENTURES WITH THE HATED
HORSE THIEF
FITTING END OF ONE or THE
WORST CRIMINALS WHO EVER
DID TIME

"A hundred stories could be writ
ten about Alex Larron, who was
killed few days ago between Ro-
lette and Bottineau Counties, said
United States Marshall James F.Shea
in conversation with Forum re-
porter.
Mr.. Shea has known the dead des-
perado for years, and said that he
never knew any good Of him. .'Hes
was mild hammered looking cuss,
said the marshall, yet withal that
he was a bad one. Here is a story
that recollect in which Bob German
who was a sheriff in one of the north
western counties of the state, and
Jimmie Costello, of Williams county
almost met their deaths. It hap
pened years ago. Larron with his
gang, for he always had one about
him, were operating in the horse
stealing business on the Canadian
border along the Mouse River, and
they kept well among the hills as
they wandered about from the Cam
adian border, going sometimes clear
down into South Dakota. They had
a regular trail but it often deviated,
the hills being their principle hiding
places. This gang was terror to
the farmers in that section Of the
state, and they madelife burdensome
to the people. Larron did time in
the Bismarck penitentiary, and the
incident I speak of happened when
he was arrested for the offence of
horse stealing.
| Costello had warrant for Lar
| ron, he knew that Alex was going
along with a team he had stolen, but
he did not know the fellow by sight,
yet he had a fairly good description
of him. Costello boarded the cars
and on the train between Minct and
Bottineau he saw Larron, for he re
cognized him at once, coming along
/ the trail with the horses he had sto1
4 4 1
en-. He soon got of the train and
hunted up Bob German and secured
him to run down Larron. The two
knew Of a depression in the prairie
and German, who well knew him
said he was of the opinion that Ales
would put for the night there. Ac
i cordingly the two skuIked alonf
Iamong the brush. keeping well GU
4 of view. When they got near Thu
i depression they separated and Cor
man, after walking short distance
4 came into small clearing, AMI
there sitting with his back to d tree
not twelve feet away, was Larron
Neither German nor Costello had
81 weapon with them, and as Gormal
advanced he saw Alex just sittfn
there and apparently only looking d
!. and not paying the slightest after
tion TO him or endeavoring to draS
+ gun. German walked up to will
/ in touching distance Of Alex an
said You are my prisoner, and th
desperate said The h. you say
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06

Man Fan Pile Remedy comes putfup
IN a collapsible tube with q nozzle.
Easy to apply right where the sore
ness and Inflammation exits. It re-
lieves at once blind BLEEDING, itching
Of protruding piles. Guaranteed. Il
Sold by Lenhart Drug Go"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06
BuGGIEs

The latest and best in Studebaker
and Vehlie Buggies, Runabouts, Sur
reys and Spring Wagons. The finest
In the market, perfect in design and
workmanship. Nothing better in quail
ty or price Come In and see them.
French & WEIGH, the hardware man,
Main street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06

Unless Il has been advertised for
In the Tribune, Il has not really been
offered for sale, because II Is only BY
making your wants and desires known
that will give them publicity, and gel
results.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06

CHICAGO to.45 "a. M. TO NORFOLK
80 p. M.
next day without changing cars, over
Pennsylvania Short Line via Column
bus and N. & w. Ry., daily after July
4. Low fares. Write Thomson, 1874
q. Sixth ST, ST. Paul.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-06
For SALE.

Three of the finest residences in
Bismarck Centrally located. Call III
write, Birmingham & Beall.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
Successes en- Ia IsIa

Mayagtiz, febrero 19.-Coronel Hamill.
"A las cinco de la maflana de hoy fn6
quemada Ia casa comercio de Tomas Perez
Sales en- 81 Barrio de Mayaguaz Arriba la
que estaba asegurada en- dos mil dollars
quemandose totalmante.
Ma habia provicianes diss anteB ha-
bfa sido desocupada quedando habitada
por el dependiente Fuego intentional y
he detenido Tomas Perez y Amada Mer-
cado como presupuestoS autores del delito
Juez entiende. argento Ortiz.
Carolina.-EBtando recorriia carretera
tarde hoy, tuve conocimiento reyerta en-
Barrio "Canovanillas' por 10 que arrest6
con guardia Garcia, individuos Marcelino
Soto, Jose Delgado, Pablo Pizarro y.Bien-
vsnido Rivera por herir gravemente a
Felipe Encarnaci6n acometimiento y
aggression Victor DeIgado. Juez entiende.
Sargento Bithorn.
Salinas. s.-Anoche en- ell barrio el Coquf
al tratar 81 policfa Francisco Rodriguez
arrestar al individuo Rafael EscoLar fu6
scometido por individuo con un pedazo de
hisrro siendo necesaEio al policfa hacer
uso del ronten. Juez entiende aSunto.-
Cabo Azpuruai
Pstillas'-Ayer. 8 2. m. revent6 un
quinqu6 casa Jesus Rivera en- el pueblo
prendi6ndose fuego Ia CANA. Pronta in-
tervenci6n policfa v paisanos logr6se apa-
gar en- el acto. Hoy madrugada arreste
en- Barrio Yau1eI de Arroyo & Ceferino
Ramos pr6fugo dep6sito municipal de este
pueblS.-Cabo Arroyo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
MOtlGIaS de AreGlbO.
Ode mWestrO cOrrespOns0I).

Febrero 90
EB extraordinaria Ia animaci6n que
hay en- el pdblico con la llegada de la
Companfa de Zarzuela y que debutar6 ell
pr6ximo sabado con tres preciosas cbras.
Dicha Compafifa ha contratado al tenor
senior Vigil notable artista que debutara
en- una hermosa obra en- esta ciudad. Ell
abono aumenta de cada dia mas est6
asegurada una buena tempo ada en- este
teatro.
Para eli 25 anuncia esta aIcaldfa
subasta para la adquisici6n de piedra
picada para la composition de GALES y
caminos.
Para ell dia % anuucia la subasta rara
arrendamiento. del kics2o de la plazs.
Son vsrios los candidates para ocu'
par la vacante de secretario de esta corte
de distIito.
Ell sefior don Victor Marin ha con.
traido matrimonio con una distinguida
seforita de Manatf. Les deseamos mu-
chas felicidades.
-Regularmente la compaffa de zarzue.-
Ia debutara en- este teatro con las gracio'
sas zarzuelas ''Los nifos de la escuela,"
venus salon" y "El perro chico"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
BANCO TERRITORIAL \ AGRlCOLA
Capital autOrlzad0. So 100000. Capital rsall-
zado S3l5,532,9S, y. sc.
DE PUERTO RICO.
OperGciones que re0lSga:

pr6StamOS: Con garantias personales. con
colaterales, y con hipotecas corto Y largo
plaZo sobre fincas rdsticas.
DsSOuentOS: De giros, psgares,y oblIga
clones comerciales corto plazo.
GirOs: Sobre Espafla, New York, Paris,
Londres y Hamburgo.
GirOS pOr Gable: Sobre New York y Ma
drid.
Guentas GOrrientes Con interes de 2 poo
anual disponibles la vista por cheques.
ImpOSOionss plazo fijO: Con int es de 2
3p. 8 annual seg1n> tempo.
SeCGi6n de ahOrOS: Imposiciones sobre Ii
pretas desde 25 ets. 81 900 con intereses al
!, 6p. 8 annual.
C0branzas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cobro. Sin comisi0n para
los corrientistas.
0ep6sitOS: De elective y valores.
GambO de mOnedas: De todOs los pafses.
Vsnta de C6dulaS hipOtsCarlas: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico interes z p. 6 pa
gadero por cupones semestrales.
Venta De finCaS: Dando facilidades para el
pago, en- las jurisdicciones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, Naranjito, Patillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabucoa YaucO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
ID LIMlTACION De ARMAMENTOS
ACtltud de Aemania en- Ia pr61Ima GOnfsranela
della H8ya..

En- los cfrculos polfticos de Paris Sc co.
menta la oposici6n de Alemania & la dis
cusi6n sobre los armamentos limitados en-
la pr6xima conferences de la Paz que ten.
dra lugar en- la Haya.
Esta oposici6n SO considers como un
golpe mortal cualquier paso que Sc de
en- esa direction, en- la conferences. El
ministro extrapjero M. Pich6n M Gle
menceau, presidente del ministerio con
quienes ha estadn conferenciando sobre es'
te asunto Il professor Martens Canciller del
imperio russo. emiten esta opinion.
ola pOsici6n de Francia es como sigue.
Cr69 ella que la confere 1cia puede ser
productive y de resultados importantes
para resolver la cue ti6n! del programa ru-
80, y esta anciosa de que las cuestiones
importantes como la limitaci6n de arma'
mentos y la doctina Drago, qua tienen
mas menos trascendencias poIitica, no
levaatar discordias echen q perder la
conferencia.
No obstante 81 Sc desarrolla Ia perBpec-
tiva de resultado en- la limitaci6n de ar
mamentos, Francia apoyarfa guBtosa una
discussion del asunto, y 81 llegase q haber
una division de los poderes en- la ,confs'
rencia Sc encontrarfa q Frapcia allado de
los Estados Unidos y la Gran Bretafa.
Mieutras tanto la posici6n de Francia
es neutral, no teniendo deseos de tomar
parte en- payoS que lleven cualquier po.
der una posici6n fqlss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
AnendamisntO de terrenOs.

La Compaifa Azucarera de Yabucoa,
ha comprado ID hacienda LAURA" de
Ia misma lOcalidad; y entire esta p otraa
propiedades que le pertenecen, ofrece en-
arrendamiento Al rededor de DOS MIL
cuerdas de terreno, Is mayor psTte de ve'
gas de 10 mejoT de Yabucoa, de las cuales
eat6n sembradas "a, mas de CUATRO-
CIENTAS cuerdas, con Ia condici6n pre-
elsa que se comprometan & sostensr por 10
menos, una plantaci6n annual, de OCHO-
CIENTAS cuerdas. Sc aIrienda en- tota-
lidad, 8 por porciones separadas; los que
la interesen, pusden dirigirse antes del dis
% del astual, II Presidente de Ia Compa.
MIA, den Rafael Fabian.-Apartado. 218.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. ,.1Ov.