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WILL
DETAM THEM
REMOVAL OF MExlcANS TO ARls
IONA FRUSTRATED
Attorneys File Petition to Supreme
Court Following Judge WeIlborn's
Denial of Writ of Habeas
Corpus

By an appeal to the United States
supreme court, Attorneys Job Harrl-
man and A. r. Holston have succeeded
in indefinitely postponing the removal
to Arizona of Villareal, Magon and Ri
vera, the three alleged Mexican revolu-
tionists.
The appeal was fled with the officials
of the federal court Tuesday evening,
and Is from the denial of Judge Well
born, sitting in the circuit court, for
writ of habeas corpus.
The court held that the same points
involved in the application for a writ
had already been passed upon in the
order for removal in the United States
district court, and therefore a writ
could not be consistently issued as 1t
would be in opposition to the prior rul-
ing.
The defendants counsel contend
that by the provisions of the statutes
an appeal from a refusal to issue
writ of habeas corput stays all other
proceedings until the decision of the
higher court is rendered.
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JAS. EDWARD
is TRAINING
BROTHER WILLIS MUST FIND A
NEW LINE OF DOPE
Bat Nelson viii Not Toss Glad Rags
in Closet Until Tomorrow.
johnson and Flynn
Are Busy

James Edward Britt, considerably
reduced in avoirdupois since he was
here last week. finally drifted into town
Yesterday, and brother Willus Will nave
to pick out new line of dope for press
notices. Since the day James Edward
left for the north Willus has been gath
ering unto himself valuable space by
re2orting that Jimmy was due here
in the morning. and the moki was ped
died day after day, but with no Jimmy
in sight.
Britt went right to the East Side
club as soon as he had partaken or
his dejenuer at the Angelus, and was
hard at it all afternoon Strengthening
things out so as to put in BUSY
training siege before he tackles b. Mel
son two weeks hence. The weight
question is coming on nicely and Brltt
is not expecting to have any trouble
in reaching the 133-pound mark ana
being in possession of his full strength.
The first thing Britt did after reach
ing his training quarters was to get
on the old rags and try the roads out.
He was apparently satisfied with the
new boulevard, for six miles were torn
off before the return to camp was
made.
Today the boxing will begin. A spin
over the roads will be in order before
luncheon, but after the delicacies OF
the season have been nibbled at James
Edward will don the gloves and If no
one else turns up brother Willus Will
have to take a chance with the pill
lows. Britt is expecting Kid Tex to
work with him, and If the latter shows
up Willus will be allowed to make the
rounds and tell his friends what brand
to smoke.
Nelson is not in such a rush as his
opponent to get down to cases, for ne
will rest until tomorrow before tossing
the glad garments in the closet and
donning the old red shirt Bat will
continue to edify the Arcadia natives,
and in all probability Eddie Kelly is
in line for the hard work that goes
with a sparring partners job.
Battling Johnson has manager with
money and he is willing to bet good
wad that the big Swede can whip Jim
Flynn. Manager McCarey will give
them date if Flynn decides TO put
up the 500 bucks requested, and they
may get together early in March.
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FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY

~ AssociHted Preas.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-Fair Grounds
results:
Three and a half furlongs-Marse abe
won. Tony second, Pocatellfe third; time
IA 3-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Tea Leaf won
My Love second, Night Mist third; time
I'LL Us. -
Five and a half furlongs-Hasty Agnes
won, Mac Hamilton second, Lotus Branu'
third; time 10 3-5.
Six furlongs, the Mississippi selling stakes
WOODLAND won. Aunt Rose second, AL Null
Ter third; time 1:17 LIS.
Six furlongs-Ralbert won, French Nun
second, Funiculaire third; time 1T 2-5'
Mile and three sixteenths-Bright BOY
won High Bear second John Mcbride
third; time 2:0S.
Mile and three Standardization Smulsk
won. Hooray second. Paul third; time
2:04 As.
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Mate, which finished second to Marion
Delorme, boosted the winner $500 over
her entered price to $500 and took her
at that figure.
Jockey Taylor was suspended for
three days by the starter for repeated
breaking through the barrier on Col.
Bob In the fourth race.
Diamond, the notorious rogue.
wheeled when the barrier was released
In the third race and ran to the seven
furlong chute.
On Friday 800 Elks, visitors from Salt
Lake City will be the guests of the
Los Angeles Racing association at
santa Anita park Secretary Smith
has arranged an excellent card with
the Elks' handicap as the feature
event, worth about $500.
George Rose, who has been at Oak
lana since the Burns handicap was
run, is expected back at Santa Anita
tomorrow.
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NO FEA TIRE
IS CARDED
THREE PURSE RACES DOWN FOR
DISCUSSION TODAY
Gossiper viii Have Chance to Redeem
Bad Performance on Last
Start-Nce Babies
Are Entered
BY IRVING B. CLEMENT

Although the card for this afternoon
has no fixture it is one of the best mid
week cards offered this season. There
are three purse and three selling events
which vary in length from three and
half furlongs to one and a quarter
miles, and the best of those eligible
for the different races will sport colors.
Sixteen five-furlong sprinters will
open the days sport and they are
better lot than is usually seen in these
kind of races, as such. good ones as
Nuns Yelling. Transmute, Billy May
ham, Teacress, Keonigin Louise and
Firm Foot are carded to start. Those
having a position near the rail and a
good post rider aboard will have the
best of it.
Three good baby races will hook up
in the second race-Valjean, Copper
Princes and Chilla-and with others in
the race, some of which have not faced
the barrier but have shown well in their
morning trials, it should result in
close finish and keen sport. e. Dugan
will ride Vatican, Moriarty will pilot
Copper Princess and Boland will guide
Chilla.
Gossiper Again Racing
Three-year-ol and upward will go
the six-furlons route in the third race
and Gossiper II will ahve a chance tC
redeem herself on account of her poor
showing the other day Amundsen ran
a grand second to Tony Faust last
Saturday Henry of Shennamere,
Black Mate and Booger Red possess a
lot of early speed and will be danger
Gus factors.
The best race of the day is the fourth,
a purse affair at one mile, which has
such good ones entered as Rapid Water,
Magazine, Geo. S. Davis. Critic AMI
RoaIta. These are five of the best
horses at the track and with favorable
weather conditions a new record may
be hung out for the distance, as there
is a world of speed in the race.
Chippewa, Sam Bernard, Nadzu and
three others will meet at one and j
quarter miles in the fifth race and IT.
should be a hotly contested affair the
entire journey. Chippewa has both
speed and stamina, so has Sam Ber-
nard. Nadzu won his last two races
in easy fashion
A mixed lot will journey a mile in
the closing event of the day, and it is
a most open affair. Giovanni Balerio
Ouardi Aucassin, Alma Boy, Uncle
Henry, Bellmence and a few other
states will make things interesting
and only those that are game can ex-
pect to get any of the purse.
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TRIAL OF JOSE YBARRA TO
GO TO JURY THIS MORNING
Many People Testify in Case of Di-
vorcc Witness Accused of Per-
jury-Argument Closed
Yesterday

Arguments in the trial of Jose M {.
Ybarra, charged with perjury in COM
neetion with the divorce suit of Bea-
trice Arnaz against her husband, were
made yesterday, and the case will go
to the jury at 10 o'clock this morning.
A large number of witness testified
during the day, many of them relat-
ing incidents which appeared to re-
fleet upon Mrs. Arnaz' reputation.
These details covered a period cover
ing the time Ybarra testified that Mrs.
Arnaz drank whisky and was guilty of
other unbecoming conduct in a room
ing house while himself and Leo Mon
real were present.
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FRENCH MACHINES GET
AWAY T0A POOR START
By Associated Press.

By Assocluted PTess.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE
three French automobilists who left
the Pulitzer building in New York at
1870 p. m. yesterday on a $4,000 mile
journey from New York to Paris via
Bering strait, arrived here at A a. m.
today and went to hotel for a rest.
They will be given reception by the
local automobilists this afternoon
The Frenchmen reported they broke
down last evening twenty-five miles
north of Philadelphia and their delay
in arriving here was due to the course.
They will leave here tomorrow after
noon and go west by way of York. Pa,
and Pittsburg.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-13
AMERICAN GIRL BEATS
ENGLISH TENNIS CRACK

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Miss Marie
Wagner of the Hamilton Grange Lawn
Tennis club won the women's national
indoor lawn tennis championship today
by defeating Mrs. Frederick Schmitz
of London in straight sets, 6-3 and
60. In all departments the American
girl outplayed her opponent.
Mrs. w. II. POUCH and Miss e. II.
Moore two former champions, won
the doubles in the championship round
by defeating Mrs. A. H. McCarty and
Miss M. johnson by the scores of 1911
and GO.
Miss Clare Cassel of England. who
was defeated by Miss Moore in the
early rounds of the singles, won the
consolation.
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WAS NOT BROCK

The sporting editor of the Herald
wishes to correct the error made yes
terday in stating that Phil Brock and
Roy Page were the principals in the
first preliminary to the Sullivan
Flynn go. 1t was not Brock, but Van
Horn who trimmed Page.
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COMING AFTER JAY

w HFS'CIHttu T FS77.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-Eustace Miles
will leave here for the United States
March 10 to make an attempt to win
the American amateur court tennis
championship honors, as well as to
regain the British championship wrest-
ed from him last summer by Jay Gould
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ANOTHER CORNELL MAN
CANNED FROM ATHLETICS
BY Associated Press.


ITHACA, N. Y, Feb. 12.-Arthur L..
Wilgoose, the Cornell distance runner,
has been deficient in his studies and
dropped by the university. He missed
large part of his last years college
session and was unable to make up
the work.
His loss is the fifth the Cornell track
team has sustained within three weeks,
Waite and Lemohn being appointed in
structors in the university and Town
send and Colpitts being dropped.
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GEO GANO SOLD

by
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 12.-The
feature of today's horse sales here was
the disposal of G. ]. and G. B. Cecils
stud of Danville, Ky. The best price
was for George Gano, one of the best
sons of Gambetta- Wilkes, which was
sold for $500 to Walter r. Cox of
Nashua n H
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CARDINAL WINS GAME

by Asbocldteu fTeSb
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb IL.
For the first time in nine years Stan
ford defeated st. Marys at baseball to-
day by a score of to 3.
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TO THE RACES

Steam trains to the races 1915 p. m. and i2:H
., M !: Is minutes. Seats for everyone SOUTH
FIRM PACIFIC. 600 South Spring street. or
Arcade station.
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256

3 off
C s. by w spirs Start
in
distant
allowance
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SANTA ANITA sMATTERINes

All bets were declared off in the fifth
race yesterday and Ri1eman was ex-
cused by the judges, as he went lame
in his preliminary gallop.
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HOIEL UhfIENs FAbADENAs
Finest Winter Resort in the World.
]. H. HOLMES. Manager.
Euronean and American Plan.
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]. II. Buscher. who owns LUCK!
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j. 2, lie
d wing hand
go
eighth finishing with
II
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HOIEL UhEENl FdbADENH,
Finest Winter Resort in the World.
j. II. HOLMES. Manager.
European and American Plan.
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353 THIRD RACES fu0ns' purse $780, 'ye'rd' and up selling
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-13

"A is IS u
n o.
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Time-12 80. % 2-5. 35 1-5 Al 100 2-5 DOS
winner 1925 Winner Fleur de Lis Stables CHI g. st.
Buxton start good; easily second and third easi
Kirkhed Belle Aunt Polly Phaanx, Gaga. Wuerzburger,
Nelson place, 45 show; Gloria 1.s place. LIS show; Billy
Gloria tired suddenly when challenged by
tenth High price-La Gloria to s.
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Tme6 40 IS 10, 30 2-5 Al 25. SO 4-5. 1:O6 10 At
winner $500 Winner Ed Alveys blk. g. CesGron Fons
Start good; easily; second same; third driving.
Thomas Flyer. Overwhelmingly III lbs. Bob So
ii show; Bambro show Bob away easily final c
under whip. Bambro weakened badly last sixteenth AL
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2S6 FOURTH RAcE-51s purse $500; syear-ods
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-01
EN- sREGIB0 S0LIGI-
taTan ell CierYe de
los estabIeClIlien-
los a las s p. m.
EvsIista liocho foe deClarada de-
msnts.
Eslsl SD Irl 0IssiFIel t0siO hleO dos tI's,
az naesIr0 e0rrssponsaI.) }

Enago 31.-Es sgita entEe lo8 depen'
disntes de comeEcio de eltR localidadod, lo
idea de soIicitaE de Ioa prinCipalea q igual
que Ponce 81 oieFFe de los eltRbleCimisntol
las s de la taFde. Nos paEeCe muy
ROaFtado: hly que II destsrTando lo1 gmol'
des yiejoa. "a dspCndiente tiens deEeoho
como otro ciudadano cualquiera q doIcan'
20 y TecEeO de noChe.
Hoy De ceIebT6 en- eltR CoTts de Dis
tEito IN jniOio do demanCia contra EvaFiB'
Is AroCho de UtuRdo, Il cual fa6 declaTa'
d. demente poP 81 jurado y oEdenado 90
ingreIo ca 81 ManiComio.
Al fin Bucedi6 10 que vsnfamos pro-
n0licRndo y eatRmog sin I1z eleCtEiCa dal'
de haCe dos dfaa eltaFsm1B slgunOs mas
mientFan ls monta un nuevo dinamo =
quizEs pTonto nos quedaramon sin agua y
81 C0nEejo EieCntiVo iudifsTente 40 COnCs'
de 81 anticipo eBte municiplo para obFss
do reparsCi6n de ID plRnta sl6ctriCR y
aCueducto.
-PTobRblemente ID Compa1ia de ear
zue'a que dilije 81 tenor c6mioo gtdoF RB'
mfrfE donde figure la notable tiple Beio'
70 Torres, RbFiTa nm abono de geia funCio'
mes en- estR ciudad.
PoT haber de1caTTilamiento On Vega
BAiR an trsn CafieTo, est6 interEumpida la
lines entire San Juan y eAtn ciudad h1.
biendo teuido que haceF nm tTasboTdo lGB
treneg que yeinen de esta capital.
Hoy terminaron en- eata CoFts de
Digtrito los iuicion poF iurado.
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OBREROS DISGJSTA-
dos en- BayarI6n.
Continia sxpsndl6ndOse Ia came
maIa J cara.
DIsllpguldas danls plgRsan lIOVaT 4 sfeGio una
glrl ( "Vllll P.lnir" d CltlR0.
(Ds nusstro c0rrsspOasag).


Enero 81 = Ha aido trasladado para
Arroyo 81 csbo ds Is F. /. Comaudanta
Gel pueBtO de eata Ciudad, sefi7r Santos
Lopez. Es de BsntiTgs el FGfsTido trRslR'
do, poTque Ee tTata de an funcionRrio que
en 81 tempo que ha estado aqnf ha cum
plido honrsdamente CON gua debeFea.
Varies obreEcR, miembTos del Club
Baldoginty, de esta ciudad, % muestTan
muy diEgustadcs con lca sefioRGg del COnce'
10 municipal, pOf habeEles nPgadO los 1alo'
mes del nusvo edifciO para ofeinaB mupi'
cipales que elloH lolicits ban para un bale
velada.
El 6nico que esiaba Conforme para que
90 les oediera fu6 el conCpjsl Rafael Ri
vera.
-Cortin6a la osrne mala y cara. No
aAbemos en- que conuiste, que eEts aEticulo
Be vsrda en- eaa4 CondicioDes Particular
mente le hsmou llsmado Il atenci6n 81 Dr..
Fern6ndeE Mater, e isl de Ganida1, sin
obteneE NADIA pr6ctic0.
EspeEabamog, que viuieas 81 doctor Cor
deFo, para qus este tOmRse paTte ca eSte
impOrtante aluntO, peTO - eIs espeEanzs
fraCaE6, pues Seg6n me il Lfarm6 el mismo
doctor Fern6ndeS N 6tsr, u giro vista
CordeTo-, tAmbi6a sin 81 KeEultadO pFac'
ticO que en- cate ssunto gs auponfa a!can'
ear. ri pueblo ha quedsdo 10 migmo:
todo Aigue igual. Serfa bueno que el d
rector de sanidad doctor Vazqusz inveSti
gava eato
El senior VaNd6s trAta de zanzibar aegdn
Ee afirma todo el personal indtil de au
empEesa Que 10 Gamble TODD, 81 trolley in
elusive
Las damTa dc esta ciudad, pisrnan
llevar efsCtO una gira 81 domingo pr6xi'
mo en- los palmaFeu dc don Ramon Lopez,
On CAtafie.
Que % divisrtan las dintinguidas ami
gsV.
La Bsnsrs Maria Atiles, Vda. de
r ne, en- atents taIjets nos oOmunica que
ha cambiGdo 30 Fesidencia de CatRfio
Rio Piedras' Me RlegraE6 que lR diStin
guida SafioEa como suB familiRreB le Eea
gFato ell nueV0 domicilio.
Sc est6n hacienda gFandes mRjoFaA ca
81 taatFo dc Ia Co'onia Espa6Ola de elta
ciudad, con 81 fin de que Tesulte mas CO.
mode Los que vsDgan tFabajar en- 81.
Sc spIaude ID idea del pEe1idente BefioE
VsIa de 10 aefiores de ID diFactivR.
Para 81 domingo 8 de FsbFerc, hRbr6
function de teatro aquf. So anunsiaF6
apOrtunamente el prcgCama.
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Hs pub'icado variaB obraB antro las
ouaIes Lac principaleB son: GatdaOgo del
Gabinete ZoOl6gicO deg doctor a .StahE en-
Bagans6p Puerto Rico) PTeoedidO De una
classification sistep6tica de los animoges
que correspondent q esta fauna, 1882 Es.
t1diOs de "a Flora ds Puerto RieO. Vo
l6men 10. Literature 1883. Voidmen 20
LIS TaIomifOrGs, 1884. VolGmen 80.
Las LeguminOsas. 1885 Vol6men 40.
Las Calioif7oras, 1886. Los indios 5orin.
qWeaOs, 1889
A mas de estaS obTas que por 81 solau Bs
baataTfan ConquiGtaFIs al dictado de IA
bio Ea,uEalista 6histoEi6grafo, hA pubIica-
do On diStintas EeVista1 CientffoaB y Iitera.
EiRs trabaios intsEssantfaimol entire los
CualeI Tscordamon Estudios etuoI5gicOs
uobTe La pobIaci6n indfgena de Puerto
Rico, que vic IL luz ca la ReUista Passr.
togTiquefta de FeFnfndez JunCos.
En- difersntas peEfodoI hR Gid0 elegido
Preuidents do Is AsOciGoiOn M6dioa de
Puerto Rico, cargo que en b aCtualidad
eisECs & latilfacci6n ds todoa.
20 miembTo de yarias inltituOionsI
extFaDgeFas.
Pedro Dc Angslis.
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cilmente. ca caso de ser FeChazada, como
los hombEes 90 consul elan.
Mrs AyTes Dunn, tom6 une vez tan On
gerio 81 sgunto que intsnt6 nuicidarBp, por
que IN hombre Iiu c0Raz6n, Rehug6 atender
"a ruego Sc fue embellishments & uua
botica co1apE6 una d6sia de lfudano ss
d tom6 81 "a gsessE 90 casa. AfoItuna'
dGmOnts 81 venene Csdi6 & l0I EecuEsog del
meliCo. Pof 10 tanto al objeto dc Gu8
afsoCiones Be Binti6 posei do de 1emordi
mientoB desegpsFaCi6D, pens6 detenida
mente au TegpuestR, como miles miles de
mucha.haG 10 hUbieEan hscho en- igunlen
circunstancisA Hoy yivsn CaEadou , fs'
lies.
La baroness BurdettC Couttu, que : Il
edsd de Besenta Giets amos contTsio ma
tTimoniO con William Auhmed Bartlett de
Brooklyng, 30 afios menoE que elIa, tenfn
Tealmente deTeCho deClaFaRsa. Era muy
rica y t8nfn gran amor poF aqueI hombFe
8 quisn usv6 las fuentog del bauti5mo
cuand0 err nm nifi0. La baROneuS era
heRmosa y, Mn dudn, que 81 matFimonio
fac de loR mas falicss.
HaCs POGO muEi6 ella fue ssntida hon.
damsnta por ~ esposO.
LR itsratuRS nos az tambi6n muchog
81 mplou. Nos habIa de Id tsntativa1 de
Ro1Rlinda para Oducar 81 Bombgfo Orlando
Cd 81 Camino del amor.
Z lqu6 diremOI 8o Priscilla que Ie di6
valoE q hombFs quion adora tieFna.
msnts , d Cual Venis { offsCsEIa q amor
"a otEoi
MuchaObal tuabad que q aio 1908,
tiene nauy buanaI pTobabilidadeal (Do
The WoEId MogaEins''
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''BostOa Blzal

El suTtido en- objstou fnos para cabalIe'
Eos que tiene este popular , Aersditado o..
tableCimientO es mFgaffeo. Ultima no.
VedRd. AcRbamos de recibir directamen.
20 dc Paris unas tenacillas para rizar eI
bigcte s Ia Pariaisn. Con eatas tenaciIlas
g ahorTA tempo ? dinsro. TenemoB es.
pecial gulto On ofrscsI & nusatrl numerous
Clientsla una iDfnidsd de obietcg de fAnta.
eia. aIf como objstoI para visjs mn h?s
aFtfculcB mas de sumR utilidsd Nuss.
troB pTecios son bien limitadoS Una vista
q "Boston Bear" San FranoiEco 81, de-
CoEt61 , Muifz , ualdreis pIenameute %
tiafachoa.=
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NOTlClAS De SlBANA 6RANDE
(De nuestTO oOrresponsaE. }

EnerO 49,. halls recogido en- CANA
dssde aver que FegreA6 de San Juan con
una fueEta grippe" don Camille Boil Lin
veraF, deIegado6 la CamRra. Que Escos
Cobre Cuanto Rntes 80 qusbTantRds Balud,
son nuestEos vehamenteg deIeoR
-Ha CambiRdo ~ residencia q II nue.
va cRsa que reediGoara don Jose A. Busi'
g6 On Ia CalIe "Mc-K Kinley" don Francisco
Mariani.
So dice, deupu6s do IL excursion que
hicieTan On autom6viI 81 domingo fItimo
los Ontuliantau i6veneB de esta 1ociedad don
Emilio I. Garcia, don Julio r. sogtero =
don Manuel GArcfs Rodriguez que otrOB
j6veneg no me.os diVertidoB de Ia mfsma
spf4ra social, har6n ca breve igual exeur
ai6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-01

Ia respectable sefisEa de Dssuuue, ma.
DIRE amOntiUimG do nueBtro ComE atViota
Luis Felipe DsnuSa hs pauado & Il vida
del ClpfFitu.
En- Juana DisE, pueblo de residences ds
u aPEaCiAb!e familiA, ha nidO muy usntida
la d9mpsEici6n dc aquella DeHoFR Cuyau
viEtuda1 foHmaEOn amOrOla husllR On aqusl
pueblo.
Ruiban 10. famiIiarsS do ID Rnada pusu'
tGo usntidO p6Sama,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-01
'ltIhNlnd BprInauuhl".

La ides concebida por esta Bociedad, de
eHigiTls IN mauVoieo 81 que foe CnsimiTo
Duchoanp, qusEido = popular artfltA puer'
toKEiquefio, va tomando Cuerpo.
La HoCiedad de San Juan Hesponde dig
namsnte para ConmemoraE como gs msHece
81 Iegundo aniverBario del fAIlecimiento
de dicho artistO.
Rsina muchO entuFaUmo para Hendir
tan noble homenaje p6Itume.
El EecusEdo de los m6fitoU dc Du, hsane
, lRB uimpatfaB de que gozabR eBt6n 1dn
latenteG en- 81 alma de IuB CoteFF6neoG.
DE Rplaudir eB 81 proceder Correcto de
los elemeDtcS que CompOnen Il uimpdtica
sociedad ''LibsItAd B,rirqueEa"
Adalante!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-01
LlGTO-NARROW

Esta q Il emulsion prefsrida.
El reCOn-tituYente mas podeFoso.
El enemigo dc Il tiSis
Infaliblo para Il debilidad cerebral.
La BslvaCi6n de IoI nifioa.
El oIt6mago mas susceptible "a toIerR.
De VOnta ca t0dRs lag faEmaCia1.-p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-01
FlJHO d pueblo.

El que quieTa uOav un boDito elegan
to trsiS coDfsCcionado & u Ultima moda,
que paHe poF u PALMEsANA de log
Eenores ]. PIERAsy 90. y pida que 10
despachs 81 dependi ,nte IlamGdo Ramon
cito, poE ser 81 mas Simp6tico de ID casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-01
Fol6grlfas { SIS con l2 ru,d1..

Lol famoEeE fon6grafcG Colombia 4 s25
con doce ruedaI de FegaIo Bs venden en-
'El CiaIo''.
NusvO SurtidO de diGeou eSpanoIes, fran.
Cegea, americanoI. chinos, tuFcol, japoDesss
mas de 5000 fTscord'; nads: cen AEEiYi
Hermsnos no hsy raBpa.
A plPzoG mfquinaE fon6grsfOs, niue.
bleg, TelOjeH &. &. camag, CAmag, CRmRG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-01
Tlqulgr,fo ] HoslnSgrafo.

Sc necesita uno. Di1fiogs anunciando
lalaFio que de1aa q Lcdo. Jorge Y. Do
miDgusE. Msyagisz. 2OHB