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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-07-08
SYNOPSIS.

Burton f. Barnes, a wealthy American
touring Corsica. rescues the young Eng
lish lieutenant. Edward Gerard Austruth-
daughter of the Paolis. from the muir
derous, vendetta, understanding that his
reward is to be the hand OF the glrl ne
fish lieutenant. The four fly from Ajac-
clio to Marseilles on board the French
steamer Constantine. The vendetta pur-
sues and as the quartet are about to
Marina is handed mysterious note
which causes her to collapse and necessi-
tates a postponement OF the journey.
af aereS the a1' wedding % Barnes bride dis
been kidnapped and taken to Corsica:
The groom secures fishing vessel and
captors when he hears scream from
the villa and rushes back to hear that
Anstruther's wife, Marina, is also miss
Corsica without delay, and so he leaves
the search for Marina to her husband
while he goes to hunt for Enid. Just be-
tore boat lands on na Gorscas
corner of the vessel. She explains her
action by saying she has come to help
Barnes rescue his wife from the Corsi-
cans Barnes and Marina have unusual
adventures in their search for Enid. In
seeking shelter from storm the couple
enter a hermitage and their to their
amaZement they discover IOmaSSO, the
foster father of Marina. Tomasso learns
that Marina's husband did not kill her
brother. Many wrongs are righted. Barnes
is surprised in the hermitage by Rochini
and Romano. the two detested bandits,
who have been searching for him to
murder him for his money. The bandits
attempt to take away Marina. Barnes
darts out the door. The bandits start to
pursue. but as they reach the door both
are laid low by Barnes revolver. Anstru-
ther arrives to find Marina and learns that
she has been lured away by the telegram
which had been sent by another without
his knowledge. The two start in search OF
Marina. Barnes and Edwin take different
roads in their search. Edwin is trapped
in a tower where he is made prisoner. In
endeavOring to escape he opens a trap
door where he finds Emory, the detec-
tive. who had been imprisoned there pre-
viously. In another secret chamber To-
nasso is found imprisoned. Edwin in
climbing down a wall sees upon the porti-
60 of farm house Marina and Count
Danella sitting and talking together.
Barnes arrives and finds the bridge swung
preventing his crossing over. He hears
the voice of Marina crying for mercy. He
examines his revolver. Cipriano Danella
threatens to light a fuse that would blow
up the tower and kill her husband unless
Marina surrenders herself to his passion.
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 of gold
 By this cross," she cried with des- perate earnestness, "I ask you for the truth. It is his life or death-Hugh's life or death, He did not kill pr. Mo- reau. Who did:'
 Hugh had slrunk back on the couch, his face ghastly. T know nothing nothing.r' he stammered Do not ask mee'
 The bishop had risen in alarm. He thought her hysterical. "Jessica! Jes- sicar' he exclaimed. He threw his arm about her and led her from the couch. You don't know what you are saying. You are beside yourself" He forced her into the drawing room and made her sit down. She was tense and Quivering. The cross fell from her hand, and he stopped and picked 1t up.
 Try to calm yourself" he said. ito think of other things for q few mo- ments. This little cross-I wonder how you come to have it7 gave ft to sandersou last May to conamemorats
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speeding toward her-to pass the very town wherein Hugh stood for his life-seemed prearrange- ment of eternal justice. When the tele- gram reached her she had already gone by Twin Peaks. To proceed would be to pass the coming train. At farther station, however, she was able to take a night train back, arriving again at Twin Peaks in the gray dawn of the next morning.
 When the train for which she waited came in. the curtained car at it's end, she did not wait for the bishop to find her on the platform, but stepped aboard and made her way slowly back. It started again as she threaded the last Pullman, to find the bishop on it's rear platform peering out anxiously at the receding station.
 He took both her haAds and drew her into the empty drawing room. He was startled at her pallor. T know" he said pityingly. ''I have heard"
 She winced. Does Aniston knowT
 Yes be answered. Yesterdays newspapers Gold it."
 She put her hand On his arm. "Can you guess why I was coming home?" she asked. Tt was to tell Harry san- derson! I know of the fire" she went on quickly, and of his injury. I can guess you want to spare him strain or excitement, but must tell him.,
 HeGefected moment. He thought be guessed what was in her mind. If tnereAwas any one vsc had ever had an infeence over Hugh for good 1t was Hanz ssnderson He himself, be
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We are gotag to begtn tUhere Ue left of. D want your judgment on the plans. An iston is hanging on your condition, Harry" he went on. There's a small cartload of visiting cards downstairs for you. But imagine you haven't begun to receive yet, eh?'
 live seen nobody" Hugh spoke hurriedly and hoarsely. "Tell the doc tor to let no one come-no one but you. I-I'm not up to it.,
 Why, of course not" said the bish- op quickly. You need quiet, and the people can wait"
 The bishop chatted awhile of the par hh. Hugh replying only when he must, and went away heartened. Before he left Hugh saw his way to hasten his own going. On the next visit the seed was dropped in the bishops mind so cleverly that he thought the idea his own. That day he said to the sur geon in charge:
 ."He is gaining so rapidly have been wondering if he couldn't be taken away where the climate will benefit him. win he be able to travel soonT
 q think so." answered the surgeon. We suspected internal injury at first, but I imagine the worst he has to fear is the disagreement. Mountain or sea air would do him good he added re- nectively. What he vii. need is tonic and building up"
 Ths bishop had revolved this in his ufnd He knew a place on the coast
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his ordination" He twisted it open "See, here is the date, May 2s. That was the day I gave it to him."
 She gave a quick gasp, and the last vestige of color faded from her cheek She looked at him in stricken way Last Mayw she said faintly. Harry Sanderson had been in Aniston, then, on the day pr. Moreau had been mur- dered Her house of cards fell. She had been mistaken! She leaned her head back against the cushion and closed her eyes.
 Presently she felt cold glass touch her lips. Here is some water" the bishops voice said You are better, are you not? Poor child! You have been through a terrible strain. would give the world to help you if could"
 He left her, and she sat duly trying to think. The regular jar of the trucks had set itself to rhythm-no hope, no hope, no hope. She knew now that there was none. When the bishop re- entered she did not turn her head. He sat beside her awhile, and she was aware again of his voice, speaking soothingly. At moments thereafter he was there, at others she knew that she was alone, but was unconscious of the flight of time. She knew only that the day was fading. On the chilly whirl- ing landscape she saw only crowded room, a jury box, judges bench and Hugh before 1t. listening to the sem tence that would take him from her forever. The bright sunlight was mer- cilessly, satanical'~ cruel and God a sneering monster turning a crank.
 Into her conscious view grew distant snowy ranges, hills unrolling at their feet, struggling town. staring white courthouse and a grim low building beside if. She rose stumblingly, the train quivering to the brakes, as the bishop entered.
 This Is Smoky Mountain" she said with numb lips That Is the building where he is being tried. I am going there now
 ITO Be Continued
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to utilize, but her absence disturbed him, and instinctively he turned and looked across the sea of faces toward the door.
 Harry's glance followed his, and deeper pain beleaguered 1t as his eyes returned to the empty chair. He saw Mrs. Halloran whisper eagerly with the lawyer, who turned away, with, q puzzled look. In his bitterness the thought came to him that the testi- mony had sapped her conviction of his
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neF eyes n e ] q Hugh's " o U cannot doubt 1t, can you?'
 Hugh's tongue wet his parched lips. A trenor ran through him. He did not an- swer.
 Jessica started to her feet. Self possession W a s falling from her. She was fighting to seize the vital knowledge that evaded her. She held out her hand. In the palm lay A small emhIeu
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thought, had none. Perhaps, remem. bering their old comradeship, she was longing now to have this influence ex. erted to bring Hugh to better mind, thinking of his eternal welfare, of his making his peace with his Maker.
 "yery we'll" he said. Come" and led the way into the car.
 Jessica followed, her hands clinched tightly. She saw the couch, the profile on its cushions turned toward the win. dow where forest and stream slipped pasta face curiously like Hugh's! Yet 1t was different, lacking the others strength, even its refinement. And this man had nodded Hugh! These vague thoughts lost themselves in- stantly in the momentous surmise that filled her imagination. The bishop put out his hand and touched the relaxed arm.
 The trepidation that darted into the bandaged face as 1t turned upon the girlish figure, the frosty fear that blanehed the haggard countenance, spoke Hugh's surprise and dread. It was she, and she knew the real Harry Sanderson was in Smoky Mountain. Had she heard of the chapel fire, guessed the imposture and come to denounce him, the guilty husband she had such reason to hate? The twitch- ing limbs stifened. "Jessicaw he said in a hoarse whisper.
 Harry" said the bishop, "Jessica is in great trouble. She has come with sad news. Hugh, her husband, your old college mate, Is in a terrible position. He is accused of murder. I kept the newspapers from you today because they told of it."
 She had caught the meaning of the pity in his tone-for her, not for Hugh. "Ah,' she cried passionately, lifting her head, "but they did not tell it all! Did they tell you that he is unjustly, wickedly accused by an enemy? That, though they may convict him, he is in- nocent-innocent?''
 hS oAohOp ioShCu dt uCl HI 6Ul PI lSC. Tn spite of all the past-the shameful, ionscienceless past and her own wrong -she loved and believed in her hus- band!
 Hugh's hand lifted, wavered an in- stant before his brow Did she say he was innocent? T northumberland" he said hoarsely.
 Jessica's wide eyes fastened on his as though to search his secret soul. "I will tell it all," she said, then you will understand" The bishop drew a chair close, but her gaze did not waver from the face on the cushions the face which she must read!
 As she told the broken tale the car was still, save for the labored, irreg- ular breathing of the prostrate man and the muffied roar that penetrated the walls, multitudinous, elfin din.
 You see." she ended, that is why I know he is innocent. You cannot
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] stand face to face with Harry Sanderson = that had been Jessica's sole thought. The news that the bishop, with the
 man she suspected, was snendino toward har-to
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would you bs vitaous unar 70
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-10
CORTE DE DISTRITO DE- san JUAN,
Puerto RICO.
SzCCION PRIMERA.

MIN 2, LAT.
Eatsban EacaIonA otEoE, EObEs aceptAci6n
de Ia heEsncis de dof1I Ana D. Cas-
tTo WeRtcat bouefcio de inv0n'
tArio.
En- GBte cRgo ge hR dictado por Ia CoEts
en- audiencis p6blioa de 80 do Noviembrs
1ltimO la GiguisntO
ORDEN
Sc dselaER scoptads por los peticionA
rios hiios de la ioads In hsrsncia de 6sta
Z bensfcio de iDveDtaEio 90 dispous que,
PsTR que tai scGptaci6n pEoduzss todoG Hus
efeCtos legRICB. % foTmG nm inventsEio f al
exgcto de todos los bisues de Ia hsTaaCiR
pEincipiandOgs el miGmo dentTo de los
trsinta dias siEuienteB la CitEci61 de los
aCEeedoreB y legatETioB que Ee llsvar6 q
oRbO pOF msdiO dc 0diGtO1 publicBdou en-
uno de los pOTi6dicoS dc mayor circulation
de San juan P. r } una veg poT BsmRuR
duFRnts tres ssmAnAR Co1sscutivBB para
que pEsssnt0n gus TeclSmaciones dsntro do
IN pla2o qua vsncsrd sn Is de FsbEero
pE6ximo = sl invsntaEio 10 conclutsa den.
tFo de otros ssBentR di2s.
Y psFa Ia est ci6n dc zoe acTsedcr&B y
legAtsEios & que 90 ra f ,Es Ia ordeu 30 *
pids este sdicto an San Jnan ds PusrRp
Rico s 8 de DicismbE0 de 1908 -Jost E
Figuerns, SscFstaTio. Por 4 Marin Ma
Tisn, Sub secTGtsrio de Ia CoEte da dis.
trito. MIN. 2.-3 v. O.
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De UNA MUJER
AGRADECIDA.
TOda Mujer Debe Leer esta ESpOn-
tanea Recommendation de las Pill
dOraS del DR.. Williams.

Las Rssponsabisidades del matTimonio y
de In maternidSd hGosu Ia vida de muchaH
mujersg, una vi iA de psnalidadsS simple
m ents poF la fAEta de rob0Htez qua la mi
ai6n de espoaa mGdEs Tequiere la de-
biIidad gus psri6dioamsnts Hnfrsn muphaG
majarey, BE CoEBiis fsCi msnta Bi 10 tom8 6
tismpc; misnsFrs que si 90 descuida, gaHts
lR vjtRlidsd el attractive prsmatuFHmeutF.
Ears CombaSir esOB 6poCRG do debilidad,
TecomendsmoB he tomRF lag PfldDFsg Re-
sBdRs del DR.. Willi8m1, exc0lente t6nicO-
EsoonatitUysnt para Is saUgEO IcB mar
vioB. Miles de muisres Cons0rvGu gu 81
lud foergsB con tan simple rsmsdio:
La Bsfi?ra Maria RoaTfgusz Hern6ndsB;
que TsEids en- AgramoDta, Matauzas,)
Cabs, aBoriba de su exPesiencia con sAts
afnmado remsdit: 'QuieFo mRnifsstaF mi
agEadacimiento per habeF F0CobFAdo mi
ssGud con las PfldoEaB RosRdsB del Dr..
Williams. EmpszRndO poE simple dsbii'
dad, rnia males fa8ron &RmentRndo hRBtR
que compEometieron B0Eismsnts mi salad,
sBtuvs en- cams por RlguuoO msTss Fnf
atsndida de fsCu'tati VoH , tonne vaTiRB ma
dicinwg, pero Il Il cuHndo Iuego me levant6,
qued6 sin fneFza8. Ne dAbRn ffecusnta8
dolores de cAbsss = de eBp0lda. POGO apyti'
to, psuAdez f-tigs oonHtantsv, ? otFoU
dsHsrrsglon qua no precisa enumer1r. Una
etflora amiga que ms vic en- tan lsmsntR
blg sBtado, me dijo qua dsbisra de tomar
las PfdogGH RoBadaG del DR.. WilIiSmG
La recommendation era tai que me inspire
Oonfan2s = On poCoH dfAs "a ssntf busnOU
tfactos de la msdiCinA. Con a'gunos msseB
de neguir tan simple trAtAmisnto, me en-
cuentFo completSment0 bisn, hAbisndO dsG'
RpsFacidO todoB mis- males, RBf que no csao
dc rgcom0ndaF sDtAB bse 66cas piIdoFRB q
lsB que cRsi dsbo lR vida
En- Ia pure8G riqUsEA de Ia s. ngrs
aatriba In vitnlidad. ESQ Oh 10 que hnoe
de las PfldoEaV RouRdaB del Dr.. Williams
para PersonRs P6lidAg, el eGpec' Il 20 do
famiIis mks popular do los tiompOE. En-
lag botiCaB.
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MINISTRO De CUE
IRA y Marina en-
Cuba.
Ocupara prObabIements csc cargo
ell general LOynaz del Castillo.
Fl Presidente eIectO Gomez, pescan-
do en- CayO CriStO.

H4bRns Novismbre 25.- La comiai6n
conHuLtOFa Legislative disouti6 OBta tRrds
la pFopuBici6n pTsuantRds aver por sl vice
pTGOidante slaCtO ZsyaB para la creAci6n
del uueVo dspsrtamSuto dc guerra ? ma,
rina.
Sc cT6fa gensralments que In comisi6D
EechRzAEfR lR pFopoBici6n Ia pospondFfa
haGtR Ol t6Emiuo del gobierno provisional,
dsiando 4 ls RdminiatrRci6n del general
G9mez que reBolvisEa en- dgfnitiva. No
obstants, ls comiui6n vot6 sl acuaHdo que
Digue:
"Le oomision Feguslv0 cT0BF el cargo
do BecEetaEio do guerra = msFinH, = FeCo'
miGndR que uuR vez votsdR esa ley el
aeCrstBrio entire On 81 deBempafio do gu
comstido = proceeds 4 organism 81 depBr.
tamento".
EUtR FeGoIuoi6a sara comunicRd8 PoE
tol6gFsfo al general Gomez ma7iAus pTi
merR hora. Segdu los paTi6diCou de Ia
tRrde, Ber6 nombFsdo secTetRrio oI general
Loynsz del Castillo.
Fl pre8id0uts glGctO Gomez uBli6 hoy ID
Is Habsna para CAyo Cristo, COrcB de
Ssgus, con obj st0 de dsscsnsAr paHRV Ell
ratio peGaaudo hausA sl dia 2 de DiciambEs.
SaIi6 abordo del guRrdacosts HatusyY
&Compsnsd0 do unos cu&ntoB amigos y dos
BeeEetaTioa, Al pssar 81 Hstusy poE ffsn
to al Moro, sI general G6msz, qus sstabH
On ls CubiSEta, fa6 objsto ds una entuSiAs
ia ovaci6n qua ls tributsbsn millATsB de
psEsOna0 d0Gde la plays. al Hstu0y Be.
gufan muchoB rRmoDcadores lanchal
haAtR que 20 psrdi6 de viata de la Habano
Eu 10 Bemsns pF6xima ls AsoCiAci6n ID
Ia juv0ntud liberal dsr6 un banqusts 81
general Ms g IN. Gomez J ZIysu.
A pTiuciploB do DicismbEs ira Magool
Washington fo de diseutir pormeno
res ralaciOnadoO con Ia oDtF'gs de Ia isla
lea cubR2cR.
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JuGUETES A Los NJ
HOS pObreS.
La repartiCi0n tendra lugar en- el
t0atPO.
Las personals caritatiyas cOOpera-
ran de SECURE al belIO v noble
prOp0SitO.
La Diguiants circular rscibimoa hoy:

44A BISUlsGb9 C4EC0ABE R6G4DILA4Vb my
'6an juan, Puerto Rico de DiCienn'
bEs de 1908, Sanor director do "Ls Co
rFespondencia de p. r." PrsBsnts. ssfioE:
ApEoxim6ndoBs 81 dis de EnsEo fschR
an que gsgun trsdiCiOnsl CostnmbFo On este
Capital 90 diBtribuyen duIoes y juguOtaB &
los ninos pobrsB do lie misma, as Ia forma'
do "a uuR junt0 Cuyo Cargo 0stsy6 la
realization del prop6Aito EefSEido. Para
Ilsvarl0 csbo, 30 nsesBila Ia cooperation
pscuniaVia de Les peFBonRS csritativaB sntrs
lAB CusFeB ocupa uBtsd lugsr prominsnto,
''Su contribution cuRlquiors que ellis
sea, asFf aCOgida con agFado y pusds scr
Fsmitids ls TsBorerR ss1oFitR Minius del
Vale FortslozR Is La cemiai6n Be
apEeSura invitRr & uAtsd para que hon
re con Bu pPsBenCia el RCto de la rspaFti'
ci6n que tsndrk lugar en- 81 tsatro munioi.
pAi las 8 de la noche del dia de EnGro
pr6ximo. AtentRmants, La ComiGi6n,
Aures 3. de Gso'g,tti, CaEmsn Font, Mi.
nina del Vale, Mima B. de Castro, Con
RADIO Agsnjo, Elias Lavis"
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Las carreras del pr0XimO domingo.

En Iau carreEau del pr6ximo domiOgo
en- ei hip6dsomO de esta cBpital, corrsran
Ice 'iguisnts8 cab slIos:
730 mstyos, Jib'Eito, Bia, k Beauty,
Conu.' K ploraaor, I1ocents.
$50 metros, TFArquilo, Ceufacio, Ga
che, UaIifJE JEnis, FoEtuna.
mills, Perla de sgUa, Jibsro, E4pe-
rBnzR.
600 mstros, PsIIoc, Nspols6n, Mallor'
ca, PusEto Rico.
200 metros, Palms, Ideal, Adoptiv'.
2 vueItRD, DeBsrg' no, Mdsico, Lupsr6n.
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adminiatraci6n y Las mejorRH intrOducidaB
= que 40 niguen introduoiendo inGtsnciaB
del personal do % direction, entuBiasta
msnte uacundado poF Ol muniOipio y Ell al
cAlds de Ponce EopEsSentan plRuAibl0 lR'
boz ca pro de Los pobTsB 0nfsTmoB que alIf
van en- buuca de mejoriR 6 r0stablocimiento
On Hu1 dolanciRg.
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A Los SEMBRAOORES BF CIRAS

No pida uAtsd rcmara1 para ps1sr Rus
cpfisg,
ProDto tand'6 en- dsp6sto p'ra asTvir!a
les que ustsd nsOGOita. J. SIRE, San
Juan. 10 -.
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En- la COrte de DistritO del DiStritO
Judicial de San ,Jnan.

AAEA IA N"A ~ "N A''tA ''V NNA A'''' 81"
Judicial de San Jnan.
Ssoei6n Ssgunda.- SsHaIamientO de ape
Jaciomes oriminaiss para eJ mes de d..
oiembYe de 79OS
Dicismbre y. sabado, E pueblo de-
PusEto Rico:
Contra Pablo Rit. Contra Ia salad
p6biicA.
jose Maria Gonzales. ID ID.
II. Ia. I'd. ID. II.
IA II. II II. ID.
Evaristo Vszquaz. ID Id.
Diciombrs 19. S6bado.- Contra ANA
Perez. ContEa Is BAlud p6blics.
MaausI CRrmons. Jaegos prohibidoG
Luis Gongslsz AIterar Ia PSF.
Pedro Pspfn. H. II.
Lufs G3nzsltz Aoomsti nieato sgrs'
ui6o
Diciembre 2l. Lunea. GOTTA NJ Ja'
mss Faisa representation.
JoE6 TiFadQ. AltsTAE lR pEz.
Luis Opio y otto. Acometimisnto y
sgFebi6n.
Juan Lsguna ? otros. Jusgos pEohibi'
dos
Juan N. SalsS. Juegos prch;biacs.
Niool6s Montsn Ii z. Alterar Ia pGz.
Antonio HaFn6ndez. Id. Id.
Ga5ino Albino. Acometimisnto ? agFe'
sion.
Juan Gomsz AIvaEado AItsraT Ia pzz.
Eoriqus Acufis y otro. Ii. Id.
Dioismbrs p. MarteB. StsvsnB
otro. Acometimi0nto y sgreDi6o.
Antonio Martinez AItsTar la paz.
Vslsntin Q0intRna. Acomstimiento y
Sgrssi6n.
Luis Santos. Iof o. M.
Martin Maisonst. Acomatimiento y
RgreGi6n.
Cosma Lopez y otro. AItersF Ia psz.
Martin Maisonet. Id Id.
Balbino FigueEos otroa. PoF JuegoB
pFohibidc9.
GaraTdo j Hirsch. Inf Art. 394 @. r.
Ulises PSdila. AltsEAE la Pas.
DicismbFa %. Microbes. - j Jali6n Ca
tala. A|tsFsg Ia pas
Juliaa CStala, 'Acometimiento = agse.
sion.
Avslino R. R,m6n. Acometimisnto y
sgFaai6n.
R. Macf. Inf 0. M.
Eleut0Fio Cruz. AlteEar la paz.
Juan A. Quihonsu. AItOraE ls paz.
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La lucha oonstante por ell bien
SIEMPRE Ell PHOSPHOGENOL

Ell hombre scrioo abogado
aquea nsian oaecee las Perdidas
la vitadad gasada dbn acudr p6da de tempo al PHOSPHO
GENOL.
La acta la abaa mensuamente aqueas
entn desgase ala de dn PHOS HOGENOL
La ANEMCA pobrc de sage LINFATICA ESTERIL6
dtada trabajo dbe PIOSPHOGENOI1
e la preparation meior conocida hoy.
mediCna
paacans.
Ell PHOsrHOGENOL ;CrRA i;vIGORIZA! iFORrALECE
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PARA REGALOS

Ell PARIS BAZAR ha tFnido do Eu.
ropR an m0gnf6oo HuEtido On CADENAS
de ORC para 0bOniCos. CADENA para
medalls0. MEDALLONE8 Y CORA,
ZONES de orc con pisdraV fuau, muy
bonito8. YUNTAs de GRO para csbAlle-
rou. ALFILERE9~d de Coz ID .tas. BRO.
CHES para aGl7FsG = uoG ii f ,idnd de
otKos artfcuios de GRO de plata 1s vsrdA.
dsro gusto , fantspis. En- MEDALLAS
de orc con sin pisdEaB hay un gran sur.
lido. AdemkB tisDs Is Casa otras novsda.
dsB propiaB para Ftgslos pudisn5o deiar
Gatiafscho sI gusto mas exigSnte. Paris
Bazar do Pedro Giusti. Fnrtalsza q.
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Camilo Miguel = ctFo. Acometimisnso
y agFe0i6n.
EvarintO RivsFa. Acometimisnto , agye.
sion.
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CORRESPONDENTS OF

Credit Lyonnais
Banque TransatIantique
Societ6 Generate
American Express Co.
q. Amsinck & Co.
II. B. Hollins & Co.
Walls FarSo Bank
National Bank Of Commerce
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Observation-Disclosures

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Bill and Letters of Credit on all ces in the world.
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All matter of banking and carefully managed
All profitable business solicited.