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consequence OF this arrangement, The
\ Liverpool markets Will miss tho pub.
licatIon of tho coming report, us the
exchange there will be closed aon sat.
tirday, August list, and also on Mon.
day, August Sd. as tho 1Jnglisl, mid.
summer banking holidays fill on those
days.
This will give our market and the
New Orleans Exchange monopoly OF
trading on the report.
The trade has been expecting and
discounting n very behrIsh report, oW.-
Ing to. the belief that tic favorable
period aof weather IN I'LL tho cotton
States since the publication OF the last
report on July I'd has SO accelerated
the progress of&tlie crop. Some OF tho
guesses range as high MS s5 and 81
per cent. against sl.2 last month and
1911 on May 25th. The condition to
July 26tli in the short crop year OF
l11.26o.ooo OF last season was only ~.
as against 1913 the same time in 1905,
which produced the bumper crop Of
13,60O.00O bales. The highest condl-
ton on record for July 25til was 9a.5
ir 1896, and tile. lowest was the 72 per
cent. of last year. AS the average
condition for July 25tli tile past ten
years figures out SIS per cent, tile
trades expectation OF s53to SO for the
coming report Is naturally regarded as
very bearish and Indicating crop
even in excess OF the record crop OF
1906.
It is a question, however IL the
trades expectations have not been
raised too high on the good weather
Of tile past month. and In being influ-
enced by the extreme bearish senti-
ment since the opening ofthe season.
Uncertainty OF the Future.
While the crop has Just passed
through ctle OF the worst months in
safety, 1t still has the most trying
ana critical month OF August, and also
the first half OF September ahead OF K.
R;rne crop has now arrived at the fruit
Ing stage. and period OF drought and
excessive heat Curing the next two or
three weeks would cause such extern
sive shedding as to materially change
the present brilliant prospects. Drought
and hot winds In August are OF usual
occurrence In nearly all the cotton
States And the records show. such
conditions have ruined many crop
outlook fully as promising as the pies
eht After the crop passes through
these trying periods, then will come tho
aueation whether killing frost will
occur sooner than the average data
OF about October 31st. to interfere
With the development Of the top crop.
This In norn,nl season amounts to
Between 100000 nnd 100000 bales.
and does much to round out the sea-
sons total yield.
Hence, while the present outlook is
very favorable for crop In excess OF
100000 against a prospect OF 13,oOO,-
600 last month. much Is dependent upon
the continuance of fine weather and
late avc1asge date Of killing fros< A
record brce king crop is by no means
assured. 1t would be unwise to take
too much TO-. Granted from present
indications. The months of August
and September have seldom pastel
without srell u bad weather pre-
c.pitating the usual sharp detcrior,-
tion and crop scares.
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Curb Prices for Past Week.
NEWS OUTLOOK FOR THE WEEK

4Sa William II, Taft will be formally
notified of his nomination as Republic
& can candidate for President of the
s United States at CINCINNATI on Tues
day, when he will deliver his speech
4 OF acceptance, outlining the issues of
the campaign IN responSeRto the noti-
1ication speech by Senator Warner. OF.
Committee: The notification day cere-
monies will form one of lie principal
4 events on this weeks politiLll pro-
gram. Mr.. Taft expects to return to
9 hot Springs, Va, on Wednesday.
Sc William ], Bryan, the Democratic
< presidential nominee, on his return
trip from Chicago 10 Lincoln, viii stop
off at Omaha Monday to attend a
= banquet In his honor Monday evening
: given by the business men of that city.
9lr. Bryan expects to reach Lincoln
s.a The Independence party will hold It's
DAY TO place in nomination candidates
the United States.
James H. Ferris. chairman Of the
@ rational committee OF the Peoples
mittee In Chicago on Tuesday to dis
tcuss plans for the campaign.
~ West Virginia Democrats viii hold
sSheir State convention In Charleston
tnn Wednesday TO place a State ticket
IN nomination.
On Saturday the Republican congress.
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EsEEOLA GOLF.
Dig Tournament TO Take Place Durina
Month of August.


Especial to Tho Times DIspatch.l
aLINVILLE, N. c., July 26.-The lcsce.
ola Golf Club. of Linvillc, N. CT la.
Just announced an Interstate golf tour.
nament to be held OH the Esecola link.
on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday,
August 10Th. 18th and l2th, which il
Us anticipated. Will amount to the
Southern championship meet. The two
important events on the program arc
the open team championship and the
interstate championship for non. All
the clubs In the South have been In
vited to participate, and n number llave
already sIgnlded their yn,ention 70
enter. Teams are expected to enter
from Knoxville, Chattanooga. Roanoke,
Memplis. New Orleans. Nasllvile, At
rlanta and Washington. a large list
OF entries is expected from ull over
the South for the open championship.
Several crack players from Eastern
clubs Will attend.
The Eseeola course Is one OF the
most picturesque In the South. II lies
IN q superb little valley In the very,
Icart OF the Blue Ridge MountainS.
four thousand feet above sea level. 0o6
With the historic Grandfather and
Grandmother Mountains In plain sight.
The course has been established nearly
ten years. and mas been worked con-
stantly The turf Is very fine and tho
natural hazards make 1t sporty, but
not exceptionally difficult.
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Growth Of Confidence Spread.
Broadcast. and Spectators
Became Alarmed.
RUMORs DENIED
Increased Demand for Bonds
Show improvements in Finan-
cial Situation.

81 NEW YORK, July 26.--The financlal
markets all gave expression last week
h to- the growth of confidence IN inc
n Improvement IN the SITUATION OF at1alrs
and to the hopeful spirit over the iu-
( ture. In the stock market the move.
11lent was so pronounced and carried
toasuch length as to give rise TO some
apprehension OF excess. The broaden
Ing outside demand for securities was
taken advantage of Tor THIS reason 10
effect larger realizing OF speculative
( holdings. The professional room 'raa-
s ers expressed their doubts over the
movement by persistent short sales on
the advance. 1t was not nntil the emu
of the week that prices Yielded. The
manner In which the market digestcd
.nese saie . ~. a.'ous ...,u. 80
ssa,,s ~ nc nov. ,,nwament Evidence
~ eycess IN tho movement was found
8 -, s..,a
~ .Ie h'na .....,, se..e
y me mnie, ..... WIZ ~
1l lsil Faeiliais Atoi'i oiiteiai soui
Wild RumOrs.
SAllered arrangements for Immediate
rasumntion ~ the FIJI, min canacitv
hy2tha 1Tn;ted STATE. steel rornnration
"a +,a r,i,ra,a a,.,,,,,,,a,,t
,..,, 80 &C., a.,,a t 10y.
- ~ ..s .to' ma So't-
uod we Brauu petterinent IN ue
"'ano Wnlcn was pelng teit' put MOD
erased the terms OF the accounts FOR
speculative erect. Thus. President
COREY. or the United States Steel Cor
(. poration, placed the present rate of
activity of their works at Sc per cent.
4 of capacity. These occasional adnon-
ishments against speculative exarpera
ton did not discoura pe tho new, erou.th
Iof confidence. Resides tbe yron.tt ~
outside speculative onerations nro,,nt
ed nv tbis view ,hara ,,,as - , o."p,
Increase lof NOV. sai,a ,,,.s...,
mand. based on conceded assurance ~
intrinsic values at present level Of
prices.
nor,,r,, o.,
Th;s ,.;,,s
,,ari.s1, N =. -. " ue'tanu was especially
sto.,, ,. =. tns poiia department at the
..t -. :, WheFe the weeks
- co.. ooo 80 40 .lie sAt.aorolnary total
~, 80, o,uyV, , par value. P!acing OF
o9l'u issues by railroad companies
..,. .tis tia au u bankers ana the ready
III u. .n ISSUES showed the extent
ss<,,,t ny! ln -. revival was having It's
new issues, Tor the
a,.,.,.. pa. :, OF h!sn grace OF Sc.
-. otu HoiolHss OF 1irst
-. Sc 50 ooiius peiHs Iesorted 70 IN
1tans eases, ana me issue mas been
. sors a. ~, q ra.e OF aisEouh, which evil
IN W oe ttaVersed
a : 49, ttiat soiuietots Oh coz poratlon
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$4,000 PEARL NECKLACE
LOST AND is FOUND

BERLIN, July ga pearl necklace
OF extraordinary beauty. and valued at
sbo,00Oo. which mysteriously disappeared
from the apartments of Countess Won
Wartensleben one evening last Febru-
airy. when she was attending the opera,
has just been found. The countess
maid had been arrested in connection
with the abstraction of the necklace.
owing to the fact that window In
no evidence was secured against her,
and she vas permitted to go free. The
maid has been rearrested.
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SOUTHERN Il. IN LEAGUE Z:

AT New Orleans
y Score by innings III 81 r. n. n
Little Rock .OOOsOOO-O "a
New Orleans 2tO170 0't-3 f5Tn
Batterles:s Hart and Wood: Breiten-
stein and Matthews. Time. 500, I'm
plre, .Fitzsimmons Called end sixth
At Memphis
Score byinnings. II, H.E
Nashville ~ OF o 5000 o o 90 Ia II I'd ID
Memphis 20 o Q % o o OIL 90 o O0-l BE5
Batterfes: Bernhard and Hardy
GarrttyBand O'Leary Time, 2:oO. Um-
.ptre, Brown. /,
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SWIFT CREEK AND CHESTER
II DREAJk EVEN IN DOUHLEc-HEADEN

Il. Special to The II imes- p ispatclll
ai5 Y HESTER. YAnS July 26--Swift
Creek and Chester played double
header yesterday, the first game going
Swift Creek taking second, by score
n Batteries; First gam Chester, Clarls
and Graves !; Swift CIR elt,.s fsey and
.mlindss ana Clark CHESTER Clark and
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. HAIL u. FOR MOTHERS
Wealthy Bachelor Increase. Si..
--.--- EndOGnlcuf NJ Ea.& ~. ouN

wealthy Bachelor Increases Size .pd
Endowment OF Great Charitv. -"
s5 ME ono YORK, July ga gift Of
100000 TO the Association OF improv-
ing the. Condition Of the poor was an-
bounced to-day. by Robert W. Bruers.
general agentsof the association al
the The, formal opening Of the Country
Club for Social Workers at Hartsdaie
~ n T.: The donor OF the gift is "georEn
H.F Schrader, president OF the Mani
occurring Corporation OF a. Schrader
According to the terms OF the rtft
$4,000 Is to be used for the Con,
struction OF a new building FOR caro-
line Rest, the home conducted - = :
! i7fartsdale for the benefit Of conyalesc.
ms mothers. Four thousand dollars
Is to pay for. the country clubhouse
Tor. social workers, which opened vess
te rday, and the remainder is to Ia
used as endowment for Caroline Rest.
Mr.. Schrader is a ii bachelor. Twn
Years ago he conceived the idea 90
establishing ! a. a home at which poor
mothers could have a chance to recup.
crate, and he turned over $4,000 to
the association, which ena bled It to
establish Caroline Rest, which is
named 4 IN honor Of Mr.. Schrador's
The new building, however, viii ac-
commodate seventy mothers and their
pab1es The present building accom-
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HAAfNioNDsPORT. N. u, July as.-
G. n. Curtiss made flight OF $50
yards to-day In the June Bug" In
which he attempted to turn. but was
only partially successful. Lieutenant
Selfridge. OF the First Field Artillery.
then made three short flights. each
of about $50 yards. During the lat
after touching the ground about 1876
yards from the start. and then flew
100 yards further.
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sional committee will open headquar-
ters in the st. James Building. New
York F. II. Hitchcock, chairman Of
the Republican National Committee. Is
expected to be in New York that day.
This weeks criminal courts calen-
dars contain several sensational muir
der cases. The trial of I. Chang, the
Korean charged with the murder or
Durham stevens. who was diplomatic
adviser to the Japanese government is
Monday On the same day Frank Zas-
terra, charged with having killed Mr..
and Mrs William Sheppard and their
servant, Jennie Bendy, on farm near
Freehold N. j.. will be placed on trial
at Freehold. At New Brunswick, N. j..
Archie Heron. who is charged with
having killed Rev, S. B. Prlckett at
Metuchen, n. j., also will face jury.
Policeman David shellard. charged
win having shot and killed Barbara
helg IN a Brooklyn park few days
ago VIII be given hearing on We'd
death OF Hazel Drew, the victim OF
ihe Teal Pond murder mystery will
eoegin at Aver!il Park, near Troy. on
President Fallieres, of FRANCE, Will,
VISIT Emperor Nicholas at Reyal, ar
irving Monday afternoon and depart,
ing Wednesday evening. -
Count Boni de castellane,s sn,,
against the Princess de sagan, his for
mer wife, for the possession 81 their
s5tt'tee chiidrsn Gomez up In Paris on
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Wednesday. but probably will not be
tried before the fall term OF the court

The seventeenth Universal Peace
Congress meets In London on Monday,
and the Ninth International Geograph-
ical Congress will begin ten days
session in Geneva, Switzerland. on the
same day On Tuesday the Peruvian
Congress will meet in Lima. The Cuba
elections will be held Saturday.
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In execution OF trust deed Of Octo-G
Der II, 1896, and duly recorded, the
undersigned will offer for sale, upon
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. 18TH JULY. 1908,
at 6 O'clock P. NJ, the real estate con-
veyed by said deed. The dwelling Is,
two-story, detached, frame, and in good
condition. The lot has frontage OF
20 feet inches, and runs back to an
alley.
This realty is we'll located. either
for home or Investment, and those
seeking such will do wellsto examine anime
@ TERMS: Cash as to cost and ex-
!penses Of executing the trust, any de-
taxes, and sufficient to pay a
balance of $73S.29 due on bond; balance
at II months, interest added and trust
deed.
9{. Trustee.
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SALE OF DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING 10. 1011 CATH
ERNIE STREET, NEAR HANCOCK.
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Goldheld Daisy...... 75c 7sc- lc.
Greene s; a -cananea ..v1lA los ~ ~
Nipissing Mines..... TX = ~
Standard Oil..........eG5 6o0 646 4-3O
Tidewater $50 notes. 9sA as1a 9Sl- Is
United Copper........ ~ 67s
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Winter for Detroit.

DETROIT, MIC H. j uly$ 2 6 The De-
Stroit American Lea que baseball, club
from the RostoM Americans. He
has been s. ordered To- report here
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ilcsiilts Yesterday.
No games played. ~
Standing M ll1e Clnl,s.
Games To.Day

Chicago Mt Brooklyn.
Pittsb,irg at New York.
}03lA Cincinnati ut Boston.
st. IAOutS at PliladclphIa.
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T0P|-L|NE RS WIN
FROM lenders {.
Victorious Detroit Goes Up Lad.
der and Hacked New York
Slides Down.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AM MEXICAN LEAGUE
Result. Yeaterdnv

At Detroit: New York, 2: Detroit, s.
At ST. Louis: st. Louis, s; Washing
At Chicago: Chicago. 2; Philadelphia,
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TIE STOCK MANIeET or THE WEEK
Halfway and miscellaneous Shares. !.

highest lowest and closing pseek
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a The new building, however. viii ac-
commodate seventy mothers and their
babies Tho present building accom-
modates only about twenty at ono time.
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stan,linr OF the Clubs.
Where They Play To-Day.
New York at Detroit. n
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
+ AZ ~ ~ Washing ton at St. Louis
Man ming 8Hnrd.H HI

a5s3S} manning huru f1u. 80. ,atS
DETROIT. MICH, uly Obtaining
was hit hard, a triple by Cobb, with
two on bases in the first inning, prac-
tically putting him out OF the game.
NIullin allowed lot OF hits. but
was at his best With men the bases.
Score by innings; r. II. p.
Detroit y. ~. 5 o. 0 90 O1s-6 i
New orl< f...i.s.1 0 o 20 10 o o. II 2
Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt; Man
Ming, Orth and Blair. Time, 1:47. Um-
pire, Evans.
's l Sensational Fielding.
N CHICAGO, ILL, July 26-Chicago
defeated Philadelphia here to-day, q
to i, yin a hard fought ten-tnning game.
Tho game was marked by sensational
fielding. s RI
Chicago .s,..,, 0 0 Q Q o o 90 02-2
Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Dy-
CERT and Shrek 81 Time, 1903. Umpires,
Hurst and O'Loushltn.
Bunched Hits.
ST. LOUIS, MO, JulyAo 6.-Ry bunch-
ling hits in tbs. first and second In.
nlngs to-day, st. Louis scored seven
runs, which gave them the second
game against Washington, s to 3
Score by Innings: r. H. -.
w sling '....,...oso 80 Q So-s 10
Batteries. Bailey, Howell and
Stephens; Ke,sley, Johnson. Warner
and Street. Time 1859. Umplre, Com
molly. q #
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Count Boni de Castellane,s rni,
against the Princess de sagan, his for
nler Wlfe, forf,the possession 81 their
three children Gomez up In paria an
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Aurtinn Scales, future Daps.
BY H. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Broker, Mutual Building.
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Worlds Grain Exports.
La,t wcek,. Stock Trnling.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Daily trans
actions on.the Stock Exchange during
the past week We're as follows, COM
pared with one and two years ago.
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WHEAT DECLINES, BUT
LATER SHOWS ADVANCE
WEEK ENDED STRONG FOR
u ALL CLASSES or STOCKS
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
Ri (Fron the Evening Post OF Saturday,
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.

3 71qE. 1901. 1906. wv !, lW W 70
o0o sAso 800 $5ls COO $780,
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No. III West Duval Stree,
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COURT SALE BY AUCTION OF VA
CANT LOT ON EAST SIDE OF THIR-
TEETH. BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
q CLAY STREETS
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n I UldI SHICS ]
were $3,@.W0.
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;. iTitman .................. .........os
!, Heffron .....................
kanzler Observation-Disclosures. %
Lipe 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .y.7.......175
Ison .............15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
|!

Llamamos la atenci6n a nues-
ira numerosa cllentela, de que
en- esta IMPRENTA Sc acaban
de recibir infinidad de artfculos
para regalos; entire ellos: ELE-
GANTEs cAPRIcHosAs Escribanias
para los gustos mas exigentes.
En- articulos para EscritOriO un
gran surtido PAPELEs de todas
classes. SoBREs, LAP1cEs, T1NTAs
y PLUEAs. Prensas para copiar.
SoBREs blancos y de colores.
CoPIADoREs para cartas. LIBRE7
TAs &c todos tanafios. Factureros
nuevo modelo, { infnidad de
objetos.
Desalamos la competencia,
no tan solo de la Isla, sino de
los mercados de procedencia.
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ActIiz suicida

Los numerosos amigos admira-
doreS de la conocida actriz Clara
Bloodgood, quedaron tristemente i'm
presionados al saber que habfa pues-
to I'm su existencia en- I'm hotel de
Boston, POGO antes de aparecer en- un
tcatro, lleno de concurrentes que la
esperaban. Sc encontro eli cadaver
de La actriz, en- su lecho, con I'm ba-
lazo que le atravesaba ell paladar:
cerca de ella estaban I'm libro que ira.
ts del manejo de las armas de fuego
y IN revolver con tires camaras des-
cargadaS. Como no existfa razon po-
derosa que hiciera comprender, va
que no justihcar, tan desesperada de
termination, sc atribuye la depre-
sion nerviosa que la dominaba, desde
hac1a tempo, 10 que parecen confr-
mar la carta que escribio en- Ell viaje
deSde Nueva. York su esposo y 10
dlcho por su empresario. Dos de los
disparos no hicieron blanco Ell ter
cero que le cause la muerte, lie atra-
veso Ell cerebro. Durante todo Ell dia
estuvo alegre y animada departiendo
risuefIamente con sus acompaflantes
en- ell teatro, mas al despedirse de
ellos la abandono la algeria 6cticia
que habfa mostrado. Pertenec1a 4
familia distinguida de Nueva York,
y Sc case tres veces, divorciandose
la primera. Su segundo esposo fa-
llecio Y el tercero es I'm prospero CO.
rredOr de eSta ciudad.
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GABRIEL d ANNUNZIO

exceptuando una eran inServibles
La casa cCnfnaba por TN lado con una ba-
rraca baja, habitada por los labriegos propieta-
rios. Dos encinas enormes, que la perseve-
rancia del Nordestal babfa nclinado hacia Ell
collado sombreaban el espacio resguardaban
algunas mesas de piedra dispuestas para las
cenas estivales. Limitaba la Dlanice I'm pa
rapeto tamben de piedra, por enclma del cual
sc extendian las ramas y robinias cal gadas de
raclmos olorosos, delicados Y eegantes sobre
el fondo del mar
La casa no serviasmas que para albergar
forasteros en- la estac6n de los bailos seg1n la
lndustria comun en- e condado dc San Vito. 4
10 largo de Ia costa distaba como unas dos mi
las del pueblo en- el conffn extreme de TN
comarca llamada de las "Portelle en una So
ledad recogida benigna como I'm regazo.
Ambos promontorios estaban perforados,
desde la casa Sc divisaban las bocas dc dos til
nees. FL camino de hero cortfa de una
otra, proxima la playa, en- una longitud de
quinientos mas metros, en- linea recta.
De la punta eItrema del promontorio de La
derecha, sobre unsgrupo de escollos, Sc exten-
dfa III amardijo, una rara maquina dc pesca,
compuesta de tablas traviesas, senaejante j
una arafla colossal
FL huesped, que liegaba fuera de la esta-
clon fue acogido como una buena aventura.
inesperada, extraordinaria
b!cy FL jefe de 10 familia, un viejo, diio;.,
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A A81.5O

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
ra los Abogados, Cortes judiciales
Ayuntamientos, Corporaciones y EN-.
pleados de todos los ramos, sino tam
bien para los com merciantes, industria,
les y personals de negocios, Ell como.
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las Camaras y Ell Con
sejo Executive en- ell corriente aflo de
Ioo7.-Se venden a $3.50 en- la Ii
brer1a del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
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Peliculas de apachismo
aSALTO- Y SAQUE0 De UN TREN.

Ell expreso de Tolosa. fue saquea-
do por tres ladrones, Quienes Sc ha-
bfan ocultado en- ell wagon de equipa
jes. Despues de haber lnatado los
guardas, los bandidos Sc apoderaron
de los sacos de valores y saltaron la
via en- ell inomento en- que Ell tren lie
gaba cerca de la estacion de esta ciu-
dad. lnmediatamente subieron a TN
automovil que los eStaba esperanto
y que Sc alejo toda velocidad. Has
ia ahora la policfa no he logrado ha-
liar rastro alguno del los malhechores
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235 Ell TRIUNFO DE LA HUERTE

gos tentacuos. Era una mujer de alta estatu-
Ta, perO encorvada. macllenta. desecha por la.
fatiga por la fecunddad con una cabeza pc
queha Y arrugada como una manzana mar
chita sobre cuello lleno de cavidades de
cuerdas. Los caracoles Sc aglomeraban en- su
falda, sc revovian, Sc pegaban uno sohre ell
otro, verdosos, amarillentos blancuzcos, espu-
meando, tiflendose de iris palidus Uno sc
arrastraba por Ell dorso de la mano.
FL viejo lie anuncio
Este seflor toma la casa desde hoy
Ella exclamo:
-Bendito sea-
Y Sc aproximoa Jorge, con I'm aire TN po-
co est1pido pero bengno, rhirandole curiosa-
mente con aquellos ojos, esconlidos en- el fon
do de las orbitas, casi apagados que ensenaban
el borde rojizo del parpado inferior vuelto ha-
cia dentro; anadio:
De nuevo va Cristo por 81 mundo. Ben
ditto seal iOue puedas vivir tanto cuanto dn
re el pan y 81 vino! Que puedas llegar tar al
to como elfsol
entro con Daso alegre. por la puerta por
donde habian salido para el bautismo veintl-
dos hijos.
Fl viejo dijo Jorge:
-Yo me llamo Cola de Cinzo, pero como
mi padre Sc apodaba Sciampagna, todos me
llanlan Cola de Sciampagna. Ven ver u
huerto.
Jorge sigui0 Al aSricaltor.