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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-29

Olympic Marathon race in London, il
coming to this country with the expecta-
ton of running against John J. Hayes in
a Marathon race. Harry Pollok, who has
signed a contract with the Italian runner,
declares he will have Dorando sail for
America either next Wednesday or a
week from Saturday.
Pollok is endeavoring to arrange q race
between Dorando and Hayes, but the lat
ter has not come to any agreement con-
corning the contest.
IF the race can be arranged said
Pollok yesterday. 1T will be held in Madi-
son Square Garden this winter. My idea
Is to have Dorand0 and Hayes run q
regular Marathon race Of about twenty
six miles indoors. OF course. IL Hayes
refuses to race. Dorando will issue q chal-
lenge to meet any man in the world at q
distance OF twenty-five miles or more"
Dorando was far ahead Of Hayes In the
Olympic Marathon race held In London
when he collapsed on the course. He was
assisted across the finish line about q
hundred yards ahead OF his American
competitor. He was hailed a. the Mara
thon hero when he returned to his native
land, and now he believes that he can
oetss. a-.sc ..ila4 II IT ~
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Mcintyre Gets Eighteen Years.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, October 29.-Frank
J. Mcintyre. the convicted murderer OF
Mrs. Annie E. Griffith, was taken to the
penitentiary yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Williams and Deputy Krouse to
commence the term Of eighteen years to
which he was sentenced by Judge Bra
shears. Mcintyre was convicted of MUIR,
der in the second degree and given the ex-
treme penalty. Judge Brashears told him
that the jury had deliberated for several
hours on The question of a verdict of first
or second degree and that there was no
circumstance that justified anything but
the most severe term.
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Industrial Company Chartered.

RICHMOND. Va, October 29.-With a
maximum capital Of $20,000,000 and a
minimum Of 100000, the state corpora
ton commission has granted a charter
to the Industrial Chemical Company of
Richmond. The company is headed by
Charles B. Branner. as president: e. M.
Long, treasurer. and Thomas B. Snead,
secretary. all Of this city. To manu-
facture and deal In chemicals, to engage
In the mining business. the buying and
selling Of minerals are provisions Of the
charter.
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Motor Trip Ends Fatally.

VIENNA. October 29.-Capt. Clarence
Vyner, a rich American resident OF
Vienna, started two days ago on a motor
tour for England with Nine. Bettin Of
Chile. At Traunstein, a town OF upper
Bavaria. about twenty miles from Salz-
burg, the motor car met with an accident
yesterday while descending a steep hill
Nine Bettin and the chauffeur were In
stantly killed and Capt. Vyner was seri-
ously injured.
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Workman Decapitated by Hot Wire.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. October 29-Erick
Els was decapitased yesterday at the
American Steel and Wire Company mills
Els was a wire drawer. While drawing
the red-hot wire 1t broke. The end struck
him about the neck, and the wire. releas-
ed from tension, suddenly coiled about his
neck His neck was burned through in a
few seconds by the hot wire, completely
severing his head from his body
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AMATEUR JOCKEY
BEFORE STEWARDS

BALTIMORE. Md, October 29.-The
racing at the Pimlico track yesterday
encountered the first bad weather OF the
fall meeting. and In spite OF q program
of seven events and two special at
fractions local patrons of the turf re-
manned at home and left the racing pfac-
tically to the regulars from New York.
The track was deep and heavy and the
bad going furnished explanation for q
long string Of upsets for the betting
visitors. five post favorites being beaten.
The features Of the card brought out
the lightest fields of the day. the Elk
ridge Hunt steeplechase and the Gentle
mems Driving Park purse having three
starters each, but at that making the
closest betting events of the day. Home
Elkridge Hunt chase by many lengths.
after having been backed down to the
post of favOrite over My Grace. ridden
by Mr.. Jay O'Brien, which was the open
ing favorite. while Warrior at the end
beat My Grace for the place. The race
ards made a sensation Of 1t by their
course in questioning the running Of My
Grace. The horse jumped very badly
and Mr.. O'Brien never was able to get
him near Homelander, which cantered out
in front all the way. When he found his
mount hopelessly beaten Mr.. O'Bren did
not ride out. and Warrior. which got up
to him before O'Brien was aware Of 1t.
beat him for the place. The inquiry by
the stewards disclosed nothing beyond
the fact of Mr.. O'Brien's carelessness in
finishing. but the stewards issued the Pc
culiar ruling that for the remainder OF
the meeting Mr.. O'Brien is to ride no
horses except his own.
The summarizes:
First race, selling: six furlongs-Brown Tony,
10 (McCarthy). 4 to I. won: Great Jubilee, los
(Delaby), 3 to l place, second; Quantico. 105
(Goldstein), even to show, third Time, lit 80.
Dan De Noyles, Maxim Gun. Eschau. Pimpante
Ramble and Black Nose finished as named
Second race, mile and seventy yards; selling
Bedoun, lot (McCahey), to /. won: Minot,
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Jimmy Britt will pick up some more
Johnny Summers. the English light
weight. for ten rounds at Wonderland
england. and record crowd is expected
70 De on hand to see Jimmy exchange
c ws'mops win the Briton. Britt is to re-
ceive guarantee of $780, with the
privilege OF taking a big percentage of
tne receipts If they figure over $4,000.
In San Francisco tonight Cyclone
Johnny Thompson, the western fighter.
ana Rudolph unholz the South African
lightweight champion, will battle for
twenty rounds. Both men are i'm excel-
tent shape for the contest. and are fit
10 put up the best battle of their "a
reer. II unholz does not fight better than
ne did against Fighting Dick" Hyland
In tneir six-round bout at Timer Park
a rev months ago Thompson will stop
n Baron Long, the fight promoter Of
Los Angeles. Cal. gives me 5000 for
Packey Netherlands end to fight
Freddie Welsh: the English lightweight"
, Sard H iasI Gilmore; manager Of McFar-
Iano last night. Il will stsart for the
coast e, with Packey as soon as I am no
uned that the match Is on Mcfarland
received "a 600 for his end In each of his
ngnts with Welsh and Britt. and Gill
an extra $1,000 for his services.
Billy Papke. the middleweight cham
pion, Is one fighter who has reaped a
harvest out of the fighting game AL
though he has only been boxing two
years and half. Papke has already made
10000 out Of the fights he has had and
also the theatrical engagements which he
mas nlied Billy will add 5000 more to
this amount. as he has been guaranteed
that sum for his coming twenty-round
ngnt with Stanley ketchel at San Fran
cisco November IS when I am tbroarb
nghting, says Papke, Il will have
enough to live on for the remainder OF
my life. as.1 have bought several houses
at heWanee. III, and besides have money
invested in other real estate"
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Referee. Hadley Doyle, Potomac Boat Club
Judges at the finish-Lincoln Gould, Washington
Canoe Cub, and Claude zaPpone. Potomac Boat
v. a. Corcoran. Georgetown University.
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Penn Getting Used to Rain.

PHILADELPHIA, October Blowing
TO the rainy weather yesterday and the
wet and sloppy aeld the Pennsylvania
coaches only sent the varsity into . If
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Italian Who Made Dramatic
Finish in Olympic Marathon
Wants Another Chance.

Pietro Dorando the Italian pastry cook
who made such q dramatic finish In the
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and Harvard Freshmen Do
Picking Up George Washington Surprises
Navy Georeetown's ntecass Rowing Raoe-Golfes
at Wilmington - Rain Hurts Pimico Races.

backs alternating in plunges through
tackle and center. There was no check
ing the progress of the Middies. Jones
scored the touchdown and Northcroft
After that the Middies varied their
plays, and although they scored again
before the close Of the half, the visitors
for the greater part of the time kept
play confined well up into Navy territory.
In the second half the Navy made
many substitutions. confident that the
visitors would not get really dangerous.
Elmer scored the third touchdown of the
game after the ball had been carried
40 yards on line plunges. but Northcroft
failed at goal.
Just before the close OF the game the
Washingtonians exploited number OF
trick plays for good gains. and Byrd
brought Joy to the crowd of Washington
by fine quarterback run for 45 yards.
This brought the ball well within the
Navy zone, and before the final whistle
blew they carried it to the Middies' 10
yard mark and q touchdown looked
probable.
The visitors had an able man to drive
their team in Byrd, for several years
quarterback on the Maryland Agricultural
College eleven.
Although Navy won by a comfortable
score. it was little of COLOR Lineup:
Navy. Position. CIV.
Robertson Rnhl. Left end Maxey, Witten
Northcroft tcapt),
Brown. ......... Left tackle .......,.. Hart
Reinicke. ....... Left guard ..,,,..... Aston
Slnglun. Brand. Center ................ Powell
Wright Grafton. Right guard ......... Eickhoff
Leighton, Merring. Right tackle =. .Somers capt
Reifsnider Cobb,
Wilson ........ Right end .,..,,....,. Brooks
LANCE. .....,.....Q Quarterback ......... Byrd
Dalton, Sowell. Left halfback Crafts, Hamilton
Jones, Clay. Right halfback ....... Ellis
Richardson, Elmer Fu1lback. ............. Thrall
Neutrality-suspicious.. Richardson, Elmer. Goals
from touchdowns (kicked)- -Northcrnft ~. Goals
from touchdowns (missed)- -Northcroft. Referee
Mr.. Nelson Of George Washington DIVERSITY.
Timekeeper- SIidshipman Peyton. Time Of halves
20 minutes each.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS & CAFES
Where to Dine.
THEST. JAMES, F . ~. Sis. : : g =. .I
European. Rooms 81 to So.
Hi9n-c!a1 Restaurant at Reasonable Prfeea

the twenty-nine pounds he will be too
weak to put up a hard fight.
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Frank Mount Pleasant, the Dickinson
quarterback. and former Indian player,
will be out of the game for several weeks,
owing to a sprained ligament, received In
practice on the slippery field yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-29

Hollenback. Manner and some of the
other Penn players who are on the injured
list were out for practice yesterday. 1t
is feared Capt. Bill will not get into the
Carnegie Tech game.
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Rankin, a scrub fullback, at Lafayette,
ripped OF some good gains in the prac-
tice yesterday. The Eastonians claim to
fear the result of the game with Bucknell
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-29

Walter s. Sugden, who was the ROOM
mate of Sol Metzgar the Pennsylvania
coach. at Andover. and who later was
center at Harvard in 1902. will be one OF
the officials for the Penn-Carnegie game
Saturday at Pittsburg
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Howard Jones already Is spoken of as
the Navy's coach for next season, but the
Middies will have hard time to get him
away from Syracuse. where he has tied
the Tigers to o, prevented the Indians
from crossing his goal line by rushing,
and held Yale to one touchdown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-29

CAMBRIDGE Mass, October 29-The
Harvard foot ball team had a long and
hard secret practice yesterday afternoon
After an individual drill on the funda-
mentals of the game. the varsity and the
second team had a ten-mnute scrimmage
for the purpose of developing the varsity
defense. The linemen were particularly
coached by Graves in breaking through
and blocking kicks.
After this the varsity and the fresh
men lined up against each other for the
first time this season. The freshmen
played very fast foot ball. and the varsity
was unable to score. Once the varsity
carried the ball for so yards to the sec
on teams goal line. but here all the
freshmen subs" piled in and threw the
big team back.
The play was for the most part ragged.
the linemen and the backs failing to play
we'll together. There was plenty Of speed
In evidence, however as the coaches kept
driving the players throughout the prac-
tice. Cutler and Galatu each played
quarterback on the varsity. and did fair
Nv we'll Capt. Burr ran through signals,
but. took no part in the game, MCGUIRE
playing left guard. Nourse and Hoar
played fine foot ball at times. as did
White at right halfback.
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The Pennsylvania stands now accom-
modate $1,000, which will be welcome to
the men who distribute the seats for the
Army game. dividing them among about
$4,000 more people than there are seats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-29

The Carlisle Indians had some trouble
with their end runs and trick plays play
ing In the rain. Balenti sprained his Leg
II 1t keeps the quarterback out Of the
Navy game Saturday 1t will be big loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-29

Harvard men at Annapolis Saturday
backed their team against the Middies for
more than 81, 900 at even. Before the
game the Navy wanted to 3. but just
as the teams came on the field offered 4
to ON their own team. They were conf
don't of winning about Is to O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-07

americanizacion de estos pueblos; q
sabe como Sc combinan como Sc pre-
paran esos informes; sabe que no es
verdadera, real, esa riqueza que pre-
CONAN habiles estadisticas pomposas
.arrafadaS de palabras que no tienen
absC luta comprobacion en- la practica
Sabe que estos pueblos repugnan Ia
vlolcncIa conquc So les quiere sajoni-
zar. que es Una formula piadosa de In
extinction. Mr.. Taft sabe muchas CO.
sas acerca del Troblema colonial. por-
que Ina vivido IN las colonlas, ha he
cho eStddios sobre el terreno, ha OBJ
Scrvado directamente, ha visto. sin ne
cesidad De que le vayan 1 ofrecer con
iItenciones explicables una torpe ca
ricatura deforme de estos pueblos.
FL que ha visto, no neceslta que le
cuenten. Y en- esas condolences Sc
falla Mr. Taft
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N@{loa del d]6@

Hoy. nos dice Il cable que Sc inau-
gura el Congrcso americana, que ha
de Ilevar cabo, segun 10 indican to-
das las senales. Ia obra trascendentall
sima dc la reforma arancelaria.
Pocas yeces, cl Congreso nacionaI de
La gran Repubica Sc ha congregado en-
medic lie una expectation mayor.
Ell pueblo del continente y el de las
colonias tienen mucho que esperar de
esta asamblea, 81 no Sc oponen al cum
plimiento del programa los lntereses
llamados espccialcs que hacen fracasar
los mejores prop0sitos y frustan las
intenciones mejoros cuando chocan con
clos
N4nca como en- la anterior campana
electoral que cuImno cn Il trIunio dc
Taft. 81 habia coucedido las colonlas
ateucI0n tan lnarcada Oh los programs
dc los dos grandeS partldos behgeran-
tcs nunca, por consequence, iueron
tan fun,.ados los motivos de espera
como cn las pre,aulcs clrcuuStanclas.
Puerto Rico ticnc dos reclamaclones
planteaias. neccslta la pronta SO
luci0n de. elias para consoldar su VI
ia no pueblo ana IS del orden eco
monaco ! Ii otrA del ordcn politico.
En 10 econ0mco Sc necesita Ia pro
tccci6n arancelaria Y, ell 10 polltico la
T., forma dc la leg Foraker, la demo
cratizacj6n del sistcma porque Sc vie
lie reiendo la lsIa dcsde que fue es-
tablecido q lamado regimen civil
Ambas cosas son aprcmiantes v am
bas son conocidas VA por los oficiales
del gobicrno central, hasta los cuales
han negado en- distinta> oeasiones los
clamorcs de la isla.
Una circunstancia puede sernos fa-
Iorable. La de haber sido electo pre-
sidente Mr. Taft, que ha estado de
gobernador en- Filipnas, que ha podl
do. porque es IN hombre superior y
un DolltIco de altura. estudiando dc
..erea Il sistema de gobierno colonial
dc exportaci5n en- los Estados Unidos,
la oodido darse cuenta lie que no re
Snelve hacer tolerabe la vida en- las
colonias NADIA mas que para los bur6-
cratas encargados de la aclmatacion
dc los nuevos metodos. Y el proceso
de esta aclimataci6n Is desesperada
monte largo y lento.
Mr. Taft ha visto este muy de GER
ca. 10 ha palpado, 10 ba vivido, y sa-
be que los pueblos sometidos al poder
americana. lejos dc ser felices bajo ell
regimen que les ha sido impuesto, sien-
tense infintamente decepcionados, va
que han sufrido el fracaso de las es-
peranzas de libertad de prosperidad
que le hieieran concebir aquellas pro
clamas ineumplidas en- cuya promul-
gaci6n eran tan prodigos los caudilios
de la invasion.
Ell fracaso del regimen colonial 10
la painado de eerea q presidente
eleeto
I'll sabe que no hay que dar IN ere
ditto absolute 4 los informes he los
erandes bur6cratas qne presentan Al
opti1nismo gnbernamental el lado agra
dable. q aspecto bueno &c 10 llamada
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El SucesO de aver
UNA DESGRACTA LAMENTABLE

Aver las nueve de la manana, OcsE-
rri0 un suceso en- la calle de La Forta-
leza nnmero II.
La americana miss Mona Prey, que
reside en- la casa de la distinguida fa-
milia dc Trias sufrio graves quemadu-
ras en- los brazos, manos y cara, con-
secuencia de haberse derramado prem
dido en- sus vestidos una botella dc al
eohol que dicha americana utllizabG
para nsos particulares.
A los gritos dc la vietima que salia
fuera de la habtaci6n acudi6 EN- ell ae-
to la sonora de Trias, con quien la anne
ricana Sc ahrazo
Ante el peiigro inminente que co.
rrian dichas senoras, el joven Artur0
Trias, hiio dc dona Adela Sc abalanzS
sobre Mrs. Prey pudo evitar una do
BILE desgracia.
Fl doctor del Vale, que vive eerca
de la residcncia de la familia de TriaS.
acudi6 i prestar los auxilios necesarioS,
curando de primera intenci6n MRS.
Prey dc quemaduras en- el rostro, bra-
los manos.
Esta manana sc encontraba meIor.
Lamcntamos la desgracia deseamos
81 pronto restablccmiento de Mrs.
Prey
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La .eStampa &c ID VIrgen

La Venerable Orden Terccra Fran
cscana, nos liza obsequiado con una ar
t.stica reproduction en- fotograbado del
celebre euadro de Murillo Ia Purisima
Conception, patrona excelsa dc dicho
Orden
Tambifn hemos recibido unas deci-
mas de Fl. Gregorio Cintr6n Ia Nir-
gen Inmaeulada gosando la conocida
Jaeulatoria Bendita sea tn pureza,
etc.
Danes las gracias por el piadoso ob-
seqnl0
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Domingo OROZCO


Esta en- San .Jnan desde el sabado.
este distinguido companero que ha We.
nido la Asamblea republican,, de In
one es miembro principalisimo
III estinado compancro, permanece-
ri en San Juan haSta manana, por exi-
cir su presencia on Mayagiiez la orga-
nzaclon de una cmpresa periodistica,
lie la que sera director eI brillantc com
panero.
lie deseamos en San Juan todo g6-
nero de satisfaccones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-07

VA no Sc marcha, como sc hahia
anunciado, el excelente circo que sale
{ ileno por noche
Dara en- San Juan algnnas funciones
mas. Ell pdblieo Sc 10 Ia pedido, v III
empresario ha resuelto quedarse. y.s
que estos llenos desbordantes son la
meJor garantia del gusto con que se W.
en san Juan 81 trabajo admirable d0
Ia troupe Tatah Show Kishi.
Para esta noche, puas, ha sido eon-
blnado nn programa excelnnfe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-07

Tia cmpezado Ia vista def pleito m
terpuesto per q senior Luis Sanchez
Morales, contra la compania de los CO.
rros el6ctricos, por danos y perjmeioa
causados 81 ano pasado la familia dei
sehor Sanchez Morales.
Los abogados de los demandantes pr
den $4,000 de indcmnizaci6n
Las sesiones duraran varios dias.
Numeroso p0blico aslste los deba-
tes del intcrcsante pleito.
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SuceSOs locales
Escandalos y macanazos.

Aver tarde fue sorprendida una 5u-
gad de gallos en- la residencia de Sc
rafln Rodriguez, en- Santurce. Ell sar-
gento Sierra y La policia Sc incautaron
de dos gallos
Rodriguez ha sido condenado & Gin
co dollars de multa y absueltos los de.
mas acusados
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liza vuelto ser nombrada para des-
empenar uno de los grades de la es-
cuela de Manati La maestro sonora
Mercedes Infante de Murillo que por
motlvos de salud Sc VIC obIlgada pre-
Sentar su renuncia en- los primeros dias
del ano escolar.
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El Comisionado Dexter esta mny sa-
tisfecho de 81 excursion por los pue-
bios de Guayama, Mayaguez, y otros,
que ha tenido occasions de visitar con
motive de las conferencias sobre jue-
Cos atl6cticos, dadas por q competen-
te professor Mr.. Curtis Secretario
General de Ia Association dc juegos
afeticos en- Washington.
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Fl LicaDciad0 NadaI SaaIacdOna

Entire los nunerosos amigos dc Ia
Isla Que hemos tenido 4 gusto dc sa-
ludar en estas dlas. destaca eI licen-
ciado Nadal Santaeoloma, estimadisi-
mo Ell nnestros eircnlos sociales.
Elem yen}an
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Aver tarde Felix Roman que vive
en- Santurce estrope6 & Pedro Oliver,
ea rlia. Ell sargento Sierra present6
una denuncia y hoy 81 acusado ha ST.
do condenado diez dias de carcel.
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instruction Pdbica
NOTAS BREVES

LA sido nombrado acting principal
de las escuelas de Barranquitas el
maestro graduado de inglts don Tulio
rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-07

La Fraternidad Escolar de Puerto
Rico, ha acordado autorizar la forma-
clon de I'M Comite de distrito en- cada
uno dc los distritos de la isla.
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Information del Attorney
ASUNTOS vARIOS

Por este departamento lie ha sido con&
cedido un mes de icencia al activo era-
pleado archivero de La ofcina del At
torney, don Fernando del Toro.
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Ha pedido una licencia por enfermq,
ell juez de Paz de Lajas, don Augusta
Bianchi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-07

Durante les vacaciones del seiior del
Toro, ocupara el puesto de archiveru
de La ofcina, don Conrado Asenjo.