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The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
HUSBAND NOT LOST
Mary Hears frea yoha i Desyes.

After IA vain search Tor her hus-
band. Mrs. Mary smith of this
city has received word from her
husband from DENVER. where he
has been for the past ten days.
while a Distracted wife anxiously
tried to Obtain news of his
whereabouts. Mrs. Smith last
night received = Telegram: Mary
! Meet me at Fountain midnight
Albany Hotel, Denver Great
Show John.
Mrs. Smith was much mystified
and got into communication with
her husband by te -phoue. Mr..
Smith explained to his wife over
the wire that he haf such good
time in Denver. he did not remem-
ber to write. He is stopping at
the Albany and said there was
something going on every minnie.
Said it looked better to him than
the Waldorf and his wife must
hurry and join him. Mrs. Smith
says she will leave tonight and will
meet John, as he proposed, at the
fountain of the Albany at mid
night.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
NOTICE ron PusLlcArion.
Departmen q the Interior
u s. Land CJEer o.,

Lamar. Colo. Sept. 9. 1908
Notice is hereby given ths, Harvey Fort
aey Of Holly. Colo. who on Ja-. 16 1907.
made Homestead entry No. 047S-H. E. No.
7118-for the southeast quarter Of section IL,
township "a south. range AZ west, Of the sixth
prncipal meridian. has FLED notice ol intention
to make final commutation proof, to establish
claim to the land above described before the
register and rsceiver. a. Lamar. Colo. on the
18th day Of October. 1908.
Ciailnan, names as witnesses: NJ. B. King.
B. B. Bnell, ]. II. Baker and Frank T.ply.
all of Holly. Colo
John A. Williams, Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
A Merry Party

"A social function in honor Of
Mrs. j. L. Wilson and Mr.. "A. r.
Monroe Of Chicago was given at
he home of Mrs. Helen NJ. Simp.
on, last Sunday evening, to pay
somage to the above departing
uests. The evening was spent in
aenerai conversation and repartee,
sminiscences of the days when
Slolly was . flag station. and the
ob and flow Of Time seemed at
sandstill when the we sma hours
approached. Among the guests
are: Messrs. and Mesdames J. b.
arden, VIM. McGlashen, J. L.
ilson, Helen M. Simpson. Janet
Keith, Misses Katie and Mag
Simpson. Mr.. W. +. Niece and
Mas William and Ronald and VIM.
Simpson.
inter blasts, causing pneumonia,
irisy and consumption will soon
here. Cure your cough now, and
ngthen your lungs with Foley's
ss5sacy and Tar. Do not risk start
ssthe winter with weak lungs, whcn
y's Honey and Tar will cure the
s obstinate coughs and colds, and
rfnt serious trouble. Holly Phar-
4f, (Ikelman Bros, Props.)
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
Found.

One sheep in west orchard, SUI
gar Company Fruit Farm. Sheep
will be delivered to owner on
payment Of costs Of this adver-,
tisement. Apply at Fruit Farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
Fat Cattle

| am always in the market for
fat cattle and hogs. Call, tele-
phone or write
Thomas Harmon,
Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-11-20
The Holly Chieftain
RL.M.zAliNCxR
o.lsleiellsalsI, !

Yes. e1.Soi ni1 1gsatha. Sse: Thrss
assaeAA -: AAsap cesasa. e.
AAyk-tiaag lse ~ ieeA saeA issue.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17

increase the capacities of both plants.
Changes and improvements to the
oxide works are now going on and 1t
is probable that the work of erecting
new buildings for the acid plant will
not be begun until next season.
The fact that the great zinc works
are to continue in operation in Miner
al Point for years to come should give
encouragement to every resident OF the
city. 1t means that large portion OF
the ores produced in the Wisconsin
lead and zinc region will find mark
ct here, and be reduced here; and it
means the giving employment to more
laborers, and an increased pay roll.
That Mineral Point has been steadi-
ly advancing is fact that need not be
stated here.
The products of the mines and farms
have made southwestern Wisconsin a
prosperous section, and it is matter
for congratulation that Mineral Point
shares, and will continue to share, in
this prosperity.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
IVey'S
Pharmacy.

classified or Want advertisements in the
" Democrat bring profitable returns. Five
cents per lsue per week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
Gundry & Gray Co.
MINERAL POINT. WIS.
School Notes.

Recent visitors at the High School
were Miss Katherine Shepard, class
of 1905, and Mrs. Graber of Chicago,
Mrs. r. ]. Hughes. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
Miss Mae Collins of the senior
class and Anna Collins of the Sopho-
more class are leaving for California.
Milton Lindholm and Lloyd Van
Matre of Lafayette county have been
added to the number in the High
School.
Miss Jones, teacher in the second
primary, in the second ward, has
been very seriously sick but is much
better, and the chances for an early
return to her duties seem good. Miss
Grace We'll, class of 1908, is Temporal
rily taking her place.
The boys are beginning to get int O
shape for base ball. A good many
are trying for the team. James
knight is captain and Guy Fessenden
manager.
The program clock, presented to
the school by the class of 1907, is now
on duty every day, regulating the
entire school, both teachers and
pupils
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
THE ZINC WORKS
The Company's Plants in Mineral
Point to Be Enlarged and Ex.
tensively Improved.
TWO GREAT INDUSTRIES
The Manufacture OF Oxide of Zinc
and Sulphuric Acid.
VISIT OF OFFICERS.


The general manager of the New
Jersey Zinc company, Mr.. LeMoine
of New York city,. the company g
architect, Mr.. Pierce of New York
city, Mr.. Troutman, representative of
the company in Denver, and Mr.. J. H.
Janeway Jr. of Chicago, general
manager Of the Mineral Point Zinc
company, were here this week for the
purpose of looking over the zinc works
property and considering plans for
new buildings for the oxide plant and
the sulphuric acid plant.
This paper stated in its issue of May
7, last, that the work commenced at
the zinc works at that time meant
much for the future of Mineral Point.
Since last May a track has been laid
along the hill east of and over looking
the works, and the delivery of ore,
coal, and other supplies, to the fur
nances below is mainly by gravitation.
Other improvements have been made
in and around the works which indi-
cate that both plants are to remain
here permanently. The belief that ex-
tensive improvements are to be made
to the works is confirmed by the visit
here of the above named gentlemen.
The Democrat understands that the
zinc company has practically decided
to erect new buildings for the acid
plant and oxide plant, and to greatly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
TOWN BEAUTY AID.
Society In Each Block TO Look After
Back Yard Reform.

Society In Each Block to Look After
Back Yard Reform.
Birmingham, Ala, which is already.
distinguished for it's natural beauty.
and for it's beautiful homes and beau
uful streets, is the starting place Of a
movement valuable to any town. Red
mountain is In itself a thing Of beauty,
and within the city limits are land
scape effects Of rare charm. But If
the people will support Mayor Ward
in his movement for improving and
beautifying all sections Of Birming-
ham the city will be made still more
attractive as place Of residence. The
mayor desires the women to take the
actual lead in this matter and organize
societies for enhancing the appearance
of such blocks especially as have been
neglected.
Much has been done in an educa-
tiOnal way to stimulate in the public
taste for the beautiful but in order to
give this work concrete form the may
or suggests that q society with "the
city beautiful" in view be organized In
every block, says the Birmingham
Age-Herald.
Cleanliness and the disappearance of
ugliness should be first in mind Aft
er the back yards as well as the front
yards are put in clean condition then
fences and sidewalks and trees and
grass plots should receive attention.
In the more elegant sections the
premises are kept In model condition
all the year round, and the lawns are
marvels of beauty. With the organ
ization Of block societies all Birming-
ham could be brought easily in line
with "the city beautiful" idea. Such
n movement would result at once in a
spirit Of emulation, and in carrying out
the proposed scheme the expense to
the individual would be next to moth
ing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
Mineral Point is All Right.

John Immel, a former resident OF
Mineral Point, and man of wide ex-
perience, was here recently on visit
from his home in Joplin, Missouri.
In conversation with the publishers OF
this paper he contrasted Mineral Point
of years ago with Mineral Point of
today, and he said that no city which
he visited gave surer signs of advance
ment than his old home city of Miner
al Point; He believes that its days
of prosperity has only begun. We
quote his opinion, as the opinion of a
successful, conservative business man.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17

You can save fuel, clothes, time and
money by using Galvanic Soap 1.-THE
Famous Easy Washer"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
Graber's
for choice beef. Phone No. 5.
Clark Buggies for the City

Livery.
G. W. Browns livery barn has re-
ceived four fine new "Clark" Buggies
and Carriages which were purchased
of J. J. Penhallegon & Co. These are
a fine lot of buggies. 52w1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
Sealed Bids viii be Received

OSdIGN DINIS W III DC NINIINNU
at my Office until 7 p. M, September
81, 1908, for 100 tons more or less, of
Hooking Valley coal, to be delivered
at the High School Building. Coal to
be weighed on city scales. 5lw2
VIM. p. Bliss, Clerk School Board.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
CHEESE PRICES HIGH Err

Sales ON Dairy Board, Tuesday
Sept, Is.
Mineral Point cheese sales on the
Dairy Board on Tuesday were as
follows:
Nine factories offered 525 twins and
200 daisies.
400 twins sold (0..................11 11sc
125 twins withdrawn.
200 daisies withdrawn; price bid 124c
Next meeting, Tuesday, Sept. %,
1908. THOMAS HARTFORD, Sec.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
FARMERS NATIONAL CON.
GRESS.
At Madison, Wis, September "a
tO 30

At Madison, Wis, September 24
to 80.
Are you going to attend the conven-
tion of the Farmers National Con-
gress at Madison, Wisconsin, which
will be held September "a to 30? If
so see that your railroad ticket to
Madison reads via the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul Ry. Excellent
train service to Madison via this
Railway from most points on the
Central West. Complete information
about railway fares, train service,
etc., free from your local agent. F. A.
Miller, General Passenger Agent,
Chicago. 51w2
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
Opening of Rosebud Indian
Lands

The G. M. 81 st. p. R'a has the
shortest line to nearest registration
point, Chamberlain or Presho. Foc
rates and further information call on
N. II. Snow, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17
Fancy Spring Chix
Iraber's. Phone No. 5.
GOSSard Corset,

FRONT LACE.
This excellent corset is sold in Min
eral Point, by the agent Mrs. Orville
Williams. Telephone 373.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-17

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
every day at The Toay Grocery Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06
Un fusgo en- Forest Park.

TEauCi0ntaB IshOritaH en- pGnico, luchA'
ron unRs con otraB On Bu8 alfaerzos para
huiT del fUsgO que dsstruy6 81 sdifeio do
Forest Pa K, en- ID uBiveFRidad On dondo
sStAban sstudiando. No leo fac posibls
aalYaE nada dc HuB psrtenencias.
~ odi6cio tsniA escapes dc faego porqua
lR preSidentA rsIora Ana 5Rsed Cairns,
OFey6 que est ayud rs Z las muchachan
sn % fugs 3 les rscOEIian 5 corEsdorez
con q af6u do podsr SAM sfuaRa, no nu.
trisndo ni"guna go,pss nj lsuionsE. Mu'
Ohsa eatAbau sn suS doEmitorin5, on oil cen.
tFo del sdifoiO 90 dOnde empaz6 el fuego.
MisntTaS sl fusgo ss spoder0ba del edi.
6cio Federico Van Brancon, hiiS as @.
Van BranoOn, banquerO, lego en- Bu au
tom6vil, BpSo6 una escAlera y subi6 sl
OuaEto do una do les gsGoEitap, que dice nor
"a novia intOnt6 salvaE au baul.
''Yo NO puds mOverlo" o"-diio cuaDdo BA.
i6 del edifciO. "TOdas las vigas del In
gar donde eataba el baGl ustAban carboni.
zadaT , habfG nm pie dc agua On 81 cuaI'
to-.
La jOven ls hAbfa tslsfonta 10 que ellie
% habfa Halvado , que intsntnra 1aIvarle
sl bait.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06
EI filantropo multimiIlOnaTio Andrew
Carnsgie dOus eincO miIIones a
favor de los maestrOs iuhiIadOs.
En- total. los dOnativos hechos hasta
elpresente pDr z CreSO nOTteanle-
ricanO ascleE aSl5O.OOu.O0O.
EI hambre en- Ia India alC8nza y aZO
ia a CinCuenta miIIOnes de hsbl-
tsnteS.
HueIga general en- Roma. en PTOtsSta
de hEutaIidateS de la fnefza.

Nueva York. Abril 6.-AndreW CArne-
gle, ell multimiilonaEio, hs hscho un nuevo
cuAntiOao donativc. D6 cinco milloneB
de dollars para dedicRrloB Ia aDintenCiR
= ampnro de los maestroB ys inhdbilss pa.
rR ejsrcer 80 mioiatsrio, inclnysndo tam.
bi6n entire sque los juhiladon quienes 81.
Canaan IoB banOicioS del donativO, & pre-
fssures Catsdraricog, e8psCialmente de ia
uoivarsidad del Eutado de eBouelss titu'
ladas. Antsa, 81 mismo Carnegie hiEo
otro donativo con igusl objeto que eate dc
cinco millones : que sSCendfa & disz milo
mes Eli total do los donativoB de Carnegie
Rsciende Il enoFms GumR de $3.50. 1000 900
dollaEs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06
Ell PEROLEO 8 ACErT1

Ell PETROLEO . ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc ha pFetendido pOr
algunos industriales recomendar el aceite
de petroleO como un sustituto del aceite de
hfgado de baca1ao, debemos advertir Dor ell
bien de los mismos enfermOs que 81 aceite
de petroleO es una substancia mineral, qeu
81 sc usa internamente es expeIida integra
pOF las evRcuaciOnes intestinales, cRusan-
do & Ia larga inhamacion de las Was 1iges-
twas.
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de tOdo alimento, la de ser asimiIRble
y volverse parte de los tejidos Organicos y
no puede nj remOtamente cOmpaFaFse con
81 Rceite de hfgadO de bacaIaO, cuya pro-
piedad de nutriF y foPtalecer los Organis-
mos debiles 10 han hecho tan necesRriO
tan justamente apreciadO en- tOdO 81 mum
do.
La meJOr manera de tOmaP el aceite de
sion, pOF ser 6sI mas facilmente absOrbido
por 81 est6mago; de todas las emulsiones
COnOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es univeFsalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y la mas eflc4z, no solamente
pOF Is pureza del aceite y de los demas in
gredientes que Sc emplean en- su elabors-
ci6n, sino pOrque eS tG dS1Sc0 emulsion 0,sg
so Sc SepGFG, que no Sc e5grGncS0, otss SS0
cOgt6eNe SWbstGSscS1S que SFrSEegs S,1fIg.
men Ell eSt6n1GgO pOFque en- una palabFa
es ell alimentO mas concentrate mas asi
miIable que cOnOCen los medicos naPa
Comb0tiF tOdRs las fOEmRs de deblIfnad
OrR8nica, para puTihcaF La sRngFe y como
uu Ruxlliar indispensable para las narro-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escR6fula de n.
qUitgmo y otras doleneias oE6niCas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06
EN- La CAMARA.

gus la IgleAiR pudieER tsDeE FepsCtO lol
infeleg, Fsdpjo s 6stos s CUAtE0
Olaass. 10. Los que vivsn entire cEiitia'
NOS sujstos Los reyes CFistiRnOE.... como
Loo moros viven en- Castillo %. Los
infsles que tiensn tierrRH , RfiorfoB de Loo
CFiatiRnoa contra TODD deEeCho, poF fueFSA
ViolenCia 49,. como los turCoB moEoH
de TisEra Santa = HungriB. 80. Los
herejes ap6statas, loa cuRlea son stbdit9a
de Ia Iglelia'dsI Samo PontifCa, Al. I'd
II dc AquelloB infaliceB que no tiensn
tierFaS usurpadaU que hayRn aldo de la
IglOlia, nj en- alg6n tempo ls hiCieron da'
10 nj iniuEia nj mSl ningunc, nj tienen
Prop6sito de hSceTlo, y nj en- 10 presents nj
an 10 pasado chan lido Bdbditos del imps'
rio CriBtiRno." Con eatos NADIA tiene que
hSCeF ls lgleEia sino procuEar con bnenos
sjeuOploB y buer ~ doctTiuSE, stveTICH Ia
fe..... ~ ellUR ti0nen uaRn legftimamen'
to Ell libFe impeRio sefiorfo de BuB FeinoB
y eHtsdOB." De 10 que rectamente ge infieFe
que lR guerra que eats olaaa de infsleH 10
hacs con objetO do obligsFles reCibir la
f6 do CFisto, ss tan temsFsFiS, injusta = IT,.
rama, impondeEabIe usuFpaCi6n" despo'
jRrle1 de guG sutRdoS, EeinoB y aefioEfog,
HeduCi6ndoloa II eBclavitud ....."
"NoHotFoB hemos dido aquf no hRcs mu
ChO la palabEa d. nusstFo Compatriots 81
asfior Muhoz RiveFR, hsliando pFOtestSB
contra 81 T6gimsn la C6mR1a aplRudI6
BuB ma ifsBtRCioneg. Y 81 ESQ 30 ha heOhO,
Bi de oBe m0do go sisnts 81 hablar do deEa'
choB de los nntivoS ihemoh de negsF squs'
Hos pobEGB indi0P q. On Bu Duelo eBtabGn, &
aquslIoB RGtivOs auterioHes & noaotEog, 81
deFetho dsfendeEss contra lsl dspEeda.
clones cFueldadeB qu3 BufrieTon dc nm
cOnquiatRdoR?
"1No teniRn slIos por 10 menoB, 81 miSmo
darsCho & 10 pRotsBta, q Ia dPfsnHa, que hoy
90 invoCa?
"Pldo, pusB, un nomsnto de FeAexi6n 6
Ia O6mARR, antas de FesolVeF de modo de-
fnitiV0 Gal question. Pido CRlma, C0mpRo
tEiOtas. Dios 90 igusl para todOB y tene'
mos 81 d6bsF dc scr C0nssCu sntsg CON NOS
otR0s mismoE."
"Nl infoFme que h&bsis dido 20 presents
( lR CdmRrA dorado por laa irmAB do dos
iluEtrAdo1 OompabriotAa 0uya PsRsonalidad
o. bisn c0n0CidR do eodoB PeFO 81 eBs in
f0RmO pass, ca 10 fnturo, nusRtEoB O0mpa'
tEiotss dudarGn de nusstro pStriotismo 70
que no nos dOtuYimoa FehaxionRr nm
poCo astss de Caor del IsdoIds los viOtima.
rios On vez de estRr 81 IRdo de Las infelicsR
vlotimaRl.. La CGmAra re8oiver6."
T0rmin. 81 doctor Zsno Candle Bun
fraaes R0n EsoibidaB con RplAuso8 poT 81 pd'
blico ' parts de lR 6mRTa
Hay an cortO espacio de profundo aiIen'
aio ol ''speRksE" dsBpues de haCer una
BaEGl 81 aeHor Munoz Rivera por d doIaa'
bs hROsr uso de ls palabEa, Psrmaneciendo
Gate BilencioBo, 20 disPone RrgumsntaF.
III dslegsdo sei0F Tlsol reousrda la
pFelidgnciR que deyeabS consumir an tul
no "a contra del infoFme, despu6s que
hRbls d speaker" , 6Ste % pone do PIC y
dqldO ls mesa PrsGidenoiRl hRce uao dc ID
PalAbEa.
(V6ASa Ia odicidn dc mAfiana)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06

Londrsu. Abril 6 6-Ds8pachoB prOoaden-
tes de la Iudia, notician que es allf hOHro-
rosa la litaaoi6n que he OEeado 81 aEote del
hambre. janis 50 hsbia prsBentado 6Bts
tan devRstGdoF COD tan terTibles proper
cionSB I'm muchon distTitoB pusbloa en-.
tsrus desapaFscen do insnici6n Hoy, CO.
mo james On 6pocas de andiOgo infoEtuniO,
81 hambFe afsctR & cincuenta miIlones de
habitantes. Tan pavoroBO 81 81 problems
tan diffcil de rsBolver poE el solo 0afaer'
20 de InglatsrTa que pEobSblsmsnte Dc
apelark & la Caridad universal, pidi6ndoGe
eli Ruxilio de todoH los paiueB de ls TERRA.
81 este auKiIio no llegarR opOrtunsmente,
Ia deBpoblaci6n de inmengos territorios dc
ID Iudia soEfs uno do losmfs ins6litoS Buoe'
nos de los modsrnoB tiempOB. Sc Ores que 81
principe de Gales ofrscer6 q Ia india 40.
xilios peCunisriOs cusntieBoB, y que el rey
eduardo Be tomRT6 On est0 Raunto gran in
tsT6g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06
NOTA TRISTE.

De Aguadilla visne Ia sensible nusya
del fAlleCimiento de lR dintiDguida , viz.
tuOaa seiiorita Bslsn 5apia, ocurrids AVER
en- aquslls pobEaci6p.
La se1orita Sapia era muy conncids
y eatimSda en- IL sOCisdAd aguedillano que
PisFdS IN Vslioso elemanto.
E sntierro 20 sfsctuar6 hoy ALI ' fami.
LaFes dc lR gus fu6. han Esi1o sn 81 trsn
del Ossts con objsto de asiatir al finebro
a0to.
A los familiaTs8 todos do la que deia
pEOfunda huella de virtudes y nimpatiev,
envia "La Correspondence" Ia mas uenti,
do p6same.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06
SobTs ell Ch0que de trsBes entire
Cdrcsga y AflssG0.
Result6 gravemeRte 9g0IPeadO Juan
PEDRO @ata, de Aguada.
Terrible gOIDO IO TOnpIt d GrlnOO, ] Osta On
POIIgT0 De muOTtO.
(ROr tsEtgrgo. }

Hoy FecibimoS el kilograms aiguiente:
"Maysg Gss bril-, 10. .. m. "La Co
TreBpondencis" San Juan. Hoy las sis'
te a.m, choosEon los tEenss facuItsGivo de
mercancfaa CON los loComOtOras 5 y res
psCtivamente.
Choque sucedi6 on lag ouFvaB entire Cor
CegsY A6aHco, Fesultsndo gravsmsute
agolpesdo Jusn Pedro Mats, de Aguada,
emDleado de Ia OompAfifs.
Un terrible golps Is rompi6 aI cr6neo, y
sgtA en- psligTo de mueEte
El inCidsnte intsTCapt6 wings de ida
hHStS las tres de la tRFde- CtwTespODsaL."
Hoy lss 2 p. m. Ge a6rma0N On San
Juan qua el infoFtunado geEor Mats, hR.
bic fallaoido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-06
CERTAMEN INTERNATIONAL DE BELLEZA
Una GaLERIA ARTS
tiCa que POGO a po-
co Sc va fernando.
Retat0s de COnGUTlsDtsS de fDeTa de
Ia isIs, Sc enCuentTan en- las
OfiCinas de Ia Correspondent
Gia"

ARB 0tcls ~ do "LR U0REegp0ndenclA ,
sOu ahora viAitadRG poE msChSa psrsonar
degeosBa de Contsmplar Ia collection de re
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dict6men, ss publicsT6n los retratoI de laE
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CoTrespon encia" Ia Vntusisgta COO
peFaCi6ndo The ChioasO Sunday Tribune.
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tfcinaa son los siguientel:
- MargaGita FTey-la mujsE m6s bsllR
de los EstadoB UnidoB.
--Della CaTsOn-lR mujsr mas bella de
ChicsgO.
Jaas LundstrOmps mujer mas bells
de susCia.
- VSOetG HooS-la mujsr mGB bslIa del
Canada
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ier m6s bella de Espafia.
-Greta SSO6sTg--ds NaddO, OoncurBan.
ts de SusCia
-IsVo Ga0tafsan-de SundSWAlI-COn'
curBsnte de 8uscia.
--N6msrO Uno LENA Caridad-oon'
ouEBRuEs sspRfioIB.
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ttsticG
--Maius AIexsnder-da Durban, con
cuFBsnte de Sur Africa.
-An6n6ma-de MSFitsbuTg-concur'
aRnte de Ia Colonia del CRbo.
-KAvoo Bslls--concursRnt de la Co.
lonia del Cabo
Miss JacobB-de MelbouEna-conCuT
saute do AustFalia.
Summer BloCh-ds Melbourne, con-
CursRnte de Australia.
Eva Summarize Sydney. Concur
santa de Australia.
Hampton Cahil-de Nuevs Gslse
del Sur. ConCuFsante de Australia.
ID. Psnnefathsn, de Melbourne. Con-
CuFBBDtn de AustTalis.
-NabsI just, de Melbourne. Concur
Bants de Australia.
SIS rita Elisa AFFiola, concuFBants
del Salvador, CentF0 Am6rica.
-MiBB Amy Strickland. de NuevR Ga
les. ConcuFsante de AugtFalia.
-St6oFitA Guadalupe Martinez, con.
cuFBants de Nicaragua.
Miss DorOtss Hall, de LondreS, con-
CursAnts de IrgiatsFEa.
MiSs Holdsroft, de Nottingham, concur.
Hant0 de Inglatsrra,
-Noba UemuTa; concuENants del ia
pom.
NumaEosa1 fotogrsffau eBperamoU que
psFmitiF6n Ia foFmsci6n de una galeFfa
veFdadeTsments artfaticq.
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