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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
A Tribute to San Francisco

Editorial In Chicago Record Herald March
10, 1909.
After visit to the Pacific coast Mr..
Charles H. Taylor of the Boston Globe
wrote sincerely appreciative editorial
for his paper on the recovery of San
Francisco since the earthquake and the
great hre of two years ago. and we
quote here some Significant facts that
are presented in this article. The num-
ber OF buildings destroyed by the fire
was $4,000, and these buildings were
worth In the aggregate $105, ZOO. 000
Within a period of % months after the
fire the city had erected or was COM
pieting 10000 new buildings worth
Sill, 100000, and all but $4,000, 900 of
the capital required came from San
Francisco itself Furthermore. the
10000 buildings have more floor and
room space for business purposes than
the $4,000 that were destroyed
Mr.. Taylor applauds most justly the
unconQuerable spirit of the men who
have rebuilt the city. their splendid
energysand inspiring optimism He says
dertaking which will remain a part of
the national pride Of Americans We
believe, moreover, that his feelings are
shared by most of those who have Wis
tied San Francisco during the last SIX
or eight months. Though the scars Of
the great disaster are not wholly
hidden the progress has been amazing,
and the future seems assured. San
Francisco is still the metropolis Of our
Pacific coast. 1t has vast business in
terests. 1t has one Of the finest har-
bors in the world. its Golden gate IL
a gateway for the trade of two con-
tinents. 1t well deserves the godspeed
of Boston. In which Chicago heartily
joins, for Chicago knows even better
than Boston the task that lies before q
city that has been so sorely tried by
fire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Answers to Queries

LEAP YEARS-Subscriber San Jose,
Cal. Will there be any breaks in leap
year in the next SO years?
The current year 1908 is leap year
and every fourth year thereafter dur
Ing the present century will be leap
year.
DIMES Reader. City. Is q dime Of
1894 worth IS?
There Is an impression that dimes
OF 1894 have = great value. This ap-
plies only to the "a coined that year
In San Francisco. The mint in Phila-
delphia that year coined 100000 dimes.
poETRY--S. w. c., Alameda, Cal.
This correspondent wants to know the
name and author of piece of poetry
In which are the lines:
With all my soul then let US part
Since both are anxi0ue to be free.
Can any Of the readers of this de-
partment inform the correspondent
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

The submariners are apparently
sailing and diving in waters more
troubled than were encountered by
the battle feet, accused of wearing
a disappearing armor belt.
It is announced that the Japanese
will educate the Koreans on the
American plan as adopted in the
Philippines. This imitation may
be the sincerest hattery. but the target
scores at Magdalcna will better as
sure us of Japan's good faith.
Miss Elldns may dearly love the
duke, but from the American point of
view the honor which she confers on
the cousin of an Italian kinglet by
marrying him is not enhanced by the
reluctant consent of the monarch.
Interest in the affair begins and ends
with the question, "Will he make her
good husband?n
Dargie, whose editorial logic is
Enthusiastically crooked, says that
the sentencing of John R. Walsh, the
Chicago railroad magnate, ought to
stop the clamor" against the govern
ment for not furnishing crime COM
mitted by high up people in high
places" In other words, Dargie
thinks that John R. Walsh should
stand as sufficient vicarious atone
ment for the crimes of the local
grafters.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Vineyards Of Chile

Much attention is being given the
cultivation OF grapes in Chile and the
manufacture of wine therefrom.
the industry IL growing rapidly and
promises we'll The climate and soil
are most excellent for the production
OF some OF the best varieties of grapes.
n 1906 there were 67.665 hectares. or
t4z.4sS acres, under cultivation. against
ol,oSs hectares, or 127.354 acres. for
lso4. In 1905 there were 1850 hec-
sares under cultivation on irrigated
iands. The grapes grown on the irri-
sateo lands ware the best. The pro-
duction OF wine for the harvest of 1905
amounted to 157.604.656 liters (a liter
equals l,o6s7 quarts), Of which the
greater proportion was red wine. The
production for 1907 exceeded that Of
!soo very materially. but the exact
ueures can not yet be given.
During 1906 wine to the value OF
$zo5,4S0 United States gold was I'm
ported. ct which the United States fur
nished less than one-half OF per cent
During the same time Chile exported
Wine to the value OF $54,740
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24


vndeate the integrity and the highest courts the
and upright vncaing the law hazards and standing for the right
fona the judiciary reflected the spirit of the Francisco bar
Peace perturbed spirit the appeal judges may, perhaps
feel consoled all their by the certificate of good moral
character issued them by the Oakland Tribune Always of kindly
disposition and orgvng The Call offers the appellate judges
of California tribute of respectful sympathy because of the
company that thrust upon them Any judge might well begin
suspect himself when he finds Dagie pang him the back
Darge that the attorneys for the gafers did pack
the the association they easily might have
On the for congrauaton because evidence
of their budding of decenc They much ashamed of
their present employment that they seek supefuous advertise
of their shame But surprising that Henry Ach
there With Henry Ach and Editor Dagie rushing the
appeal Attorney Ruef Attorney
Collins appauding the picture would have been complete
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
The Smart Set

! trip. Miss Mary winthrop and Henry
Taylor
One of the pretty luncheons at tbs
Burltngame club Sunday was given by
DR.. and Mrs Brady. who entertained six
guests. Among these were Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurie and Mrs. William Tubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kohl OF Burlin.
game took two motors full of guests
to Crystal springs on Sunday. The day
was delightfully."- spent in the open air
and the party did not return to Burlin-
game until long after dark
Mrs Mariana CoyIs and her young
est daughter, Miss Angela. are still in
New York, and instead OF returning
Immediately to California. as thew
planned, win visit kinspeople in the
southern states. They plan to spend
several weeks in New Orleans.
Mrs c. o. Alexander has returned to
town after visit with her sister. Mrs.
Mountford Wilson. at Buriinsams.
week end in the southern part OF the
state. returning Monday
Mrs. Daniel Shean, who recently
reached this city from Fort Crook.
where she has been living for six
months. was the guest OF her aunts.
Mrs. L. L. Baker and Miss Kate Stone.
while she was here. She has now gone
to Santa Barbara. where Lieutenant
Shean soon will join her. They have
secured apartments at ths Gregson.
Mrs shean was Miss Ursula Stone.
Miss Anne Buckbee and William
Bliss will be married at the home of
the brides brother. Samuel Buckles.
tomorrow. The ceremony will be wit
messed solely by relatives of both fam
lilies and one or two intimats friends.
Little Margaret Buckbes will attend
the bride Miss Buckbee will wear a
gown OF chiffon satin trimmed wfth
rich lace, and carry lilies OF the valley.
After q wedding breakfast Mr.. Bliss
and his bride viii leave for month in
the southern part OF the state. Mrs.
Robert J. Currey and her family have
are guests at the Buckbee home. Mrs.
Curry was Miss Lillian Buckles.
Miss Vera de Saba gave a Iunchson
at the Peninsula hotel Saturday. 10
which about a dozen society girls were
hidden, Among Miss de Sabla's guests
were Miss Augusta Foute, Miss Helen
Jones and Miss Elena Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster putton
will leave IN a day or two for Nsw
York. from which they will sau In Nav
for Europe. They plan to spend two
years in travel before returning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clarence Breeden
were the guests last week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hitchcock In their San
Mateo home.
An engagement that is interesting
the younger set on both sides of fhe
bay Is that OF Miss Cecilia. the dau~h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Surol-
and Captain Charles e. Peterson AZ
Fort Gamble. Washington
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be to the country's gain, and his ad-
vent into France that country's loss.
Undoubtedly among the gamblers OF
Monte Carlo and the adventurers that
inhabit the Riviera he will find CON-
genial companions. though 1t IL doubt
ful II the better class OF French peo-
pie will look upon him other than as
an undesirable citizen"
The action of the New York bar as
ISOLATION is but the beginning of the
end. Other states will no doubt fol-
low fts example until In time lawyers
of this stamp. instead OF being polit-
ical leaders of city and state govern
ments, or looked upon as shining
lights OF the Anne rican bar. will be dis
barred from practice early enough to
prevent them from becoming a men
ace to the community in which they
live. IEOpOJ.n sTorKEp
1878 Washington street, San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
NOTE AND COMMENT

The Hearst and Bryan fight is
worth encouraging.
The bar association might adopt as
its motto, Nothing Barred
Cof1ns are being rented for beds in
Rawhide Yet it can't be called
dead town
An indictment against Ruef in the
county Jail is worth two against him
in Honduras.
The announcement that Taft con-
tinues gaining steadily refers, we are
thankful to say, to political prestige
and not to avoirdupois.
A young man named Gum has been
arrested for forgery. How can they
do anything but discharge him? But,
on second thought, he may not be
loaded.
Warren Olney's resolution to
muzzle the press in its criticisms of
the courts was not in the best form
1t should have been presented as an,
affidavit.
The New York people who had the
prince de Sagan dining with them
showed lack of discrimination. Still
in denying the episode they revealed
proper sense of shame.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Rickety Cars Stir
Ire of Suburbanifes

Suburbanites living Mateo
- wondering when they better
HC "a ouOuIOdHtcS solved
problem
The
on Railroads
trolley greatly improved but of late has returned
old
the uburbantes half show reach their of business time and
back home dinner
The depending trolley
which
fails
the right What they the railway
thoroughly before
broken
sit inside watching the job for a hour
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Golden Gate Girls
Use Few Cosmetics

annual sales in the other big less artificial beauty San
Francisco than other United the fact that
the general opinion S the
So said salesman grill "Yes, take it from that
continued There
demand Pacihc
than Francisco. My commissions
Furthermore San Francisco the PACING
but about the
the may need
only consult books o ands see
An explanation? Well breezes
of
may produce and
powder
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
SYMPATHY FOR THE JUDGES

LAMBDA county's afiction Darge is not pleased
with the San Francisco bar This journalistic
swashbueker, in the Of the grater fires voley of
frenzed questions, wit
What shall be said of the hundreds
and heapina
defamation highest judicial
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Bridge Instructor
Latest Thing Here

p-,y-. A new occ has beer
- and women of small incomes and large
AoeSSe AHiHS 1910
understand and regarded happy idea by benefited
sides The of bridge
San Francisco society after repeated his fs
wished bridgst lacked
finally
be cracks All through and
wonderful bridge
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
The Insider
Hears the plant of a cosmetic salesman over
poor trade in San Francisco because of the
successful rivalry of Pacific ocean breezes

T JUDGING from the annual sale of cos
metics, flesh paints and powders IN
San Francisco, as compared to the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

HE San Francisco age cheris led
the railroads and other public
this neighborhood Is there magnae traffic man
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

Miss Vera de Saba gave a luncheon
at the Peninsula hotel Saturday. 10
which about a dozen society girls were
bidden- Among Miss de Sabla's guests
were Miss Augusta Foute, Miss Helen
Jones and Miss Elena Brewer
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24

The Hearst and Bryan fight i
worth encouraging.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-24
Conditions i'm California

California Promotion committee wired bureau va.
ifornia temperatures for the last - hours
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TRABiJ0S De ia Cruz ROIA"
EN- UERIO RICO.
F0rman Ia direCtiVa en- Puerto Rico
peTSonas 'mUy C0nOGidss.
So han GnYlad0 Rumaasas
GITGuIafsS 4 tOaa ID lsIp,

La ligaisnts circular, hl edo diriiids &
conoeidaB peTacnss de ias distirta pobIa.
clones de la iBls iDteresspdolss On Ia pro.
pagsnda &c tan dtil Institution.
sGovssnmant Houaa Porto Rico.
Abril 1st, 1908. DiBtiDguido senior:
En- juots cslebrada por Ia SueuruaI en-
Puerto Rico de Ia sociedsd NscionaI de
Ia Cruz RoiS 30 me oFdsn6 Bnlicitar Ia
cooperation de I'd. Ia obfa qUe la soCis.
dad considers neceFaTis en- Puerto Rico.
Ests SuouTssl fu6 oVganizada el 81 de
FebFeFo de 1907 pof el General George
W. Davis, anteFioFmente Gobernador Mi
litar de Puerto Rico, quien en Ia sCtuali
dad ge encuentFR la csbez8 de Ia
6ocisdRd Nscional de Is Cruz Roia de los
EOtados Unidog. En- la iunts celsbTada
an lR antedichA fechR Be ConBtituy6 Ia
Siguients Directive:
Presidsnts honoraTio, El GobeHnadoE de
Puerto Rico
ViceprsBidents honoFario, Ell Comsn.
dante del Dsrartamento de Puerto Rico.
Vicepresidente honoEaio, El ComRndan.
dante de Ia EStaci6n Naval de Puerto
Rico.
PreHidente, SF. Henry F HoFd.
VicepTsaidents, Hon. J0G6 S. Quiz ones,
Jusz Presidente del Tfibuna Supreme.
Tesorero ex. oicio, El TasoTero de Puer
TO Rico.
sscrstsria, srtR. JoGefina NobIe.
Comit6 Executive: 81 pTeBidente ex
ufoio, Hon. Francisco de Paula Acu6a,
Hon. Juan Hernandez Lopez, Mfior Luis
ToFo sefioT Martin E. Gill.
Sc cree, tanto por Ia Socisdad Nacional
como pof eats SucurSal, cue hay gran
necsRidad en- Puerto Rico do una orgaai.
zAci6n peEmRuente tai como Ia que De
pE0pone. AfoTtunRdaments es cisEto que
al pTe8ents, loB hsbitanteB de Puerto Rico
90 necssitsn de Ia syudA que He pEests por
las SeciedadeB dc Ia Cruz RojR, pero 81 la
isia 90 VASE aZatSdR por una cRlamidad
como la de 1899, lS necssidRd Immediate
de una uoCisdad central conatitufda or.
ganisada en- dsbids forma, con ls cusl
puedRn comuuicRrBe otFaB sociadadeB snS
logAS DO les Estados UnidcB de otraB
parties y 4 la ousl pudieFan enviaP fondos
artfculoH con ls BaguEidsd de que ge
diatribuiESn pronto, tf3isnte honTRda
menta entire los mas DecesitRdop, indudR.
biemsnte facilitsTfs en- gran manePs ls
1iHtribuci6n de auxilioB 6 6induciEfs que
ss preHtasen 6AtoS por otreg personals
DociedR ieB fueTs de Puerto Rico.
AdsmSs de laB rszoneB ex0usstsg, mas 6
mencs egoiHtsH porqus obedecen ua in
teE6I prOpio, eziAts tsmbi6n Ia que o. mas
importsnts 8 IeR que Contsndo eGa socis,
dad en- EueHto Rico, con an gran n6mero
de GocioB que contfibuyan con Eu quota a
los elfueIzas humanitsrios , univsrsAlsB
de 10 goCiedad principal de los Estsdos
Unidon, los pueTtoFriquefioB 90 pondF6n
an condioiore 81 no - de ayudar les no.
bleu pTop6SitOu de la Sociedad ii que tam
bi6n de demostrar 81 sprecio FOR los auxi'
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ESPLENDIOA RETRtTA
Ohns dO mucho n6rltO OIoGutadOs pOr IA banda
De ID pVlIEil,

stgdn RnunciSmog tuvo efecto anochs
la Tetrets poF lR banda de lR roliCfs,
El pTogramR era muy attractive, de
obFRa de mucho m6Fito.
En- Ia plaza no cabfR Ia g9nte.
Los BALCONIES del AtsneO, = dem6s edif'
clos de loH alEsdedOEeB, ccmpletameute lie
NOS de dRmRH y cabRlleToE.
Dsspu6B del pasodoble. ninf6nico, muy
busno, Ompsz6 & Las ocho CuaEto lR eje'
Cuci6n del StG6at Mater de RoRsini.
TeEmin6 Las nusvs y cinco. Hsrmo'
HR Obs, muy delicads, de gran inspiration,
intsrpEetsda msgiltFalments.
La fuga final ndmero 10 dc gran
meFitc.
A IL tsTminaci6n fac Ia banda cRluro'
Bamsnte splaudida.
Dsspu6s de la mslodfa do Gounod, toCa'
ron el 40. scto de FaUOrita Ol que tuVo
una fsliE interpretation.
FinAliz6 81 concerto con lR nuevR dam
- do Rios Ovalle, Maria, 10 que guBt6
mucho.
Pueden estRr muy oTgulIoBo8 les profe'
sores do diChR banda, pues snochs no gs
Ofsn mas que slogioa del buen deBsmpsho
del progTAmR, bajo la direction de Bu dig
no director senior VeTAF.
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NOTICIAS De CHAPA-
IRA.
Hay OtT0S ASuntOS de lnteles Ademas
Del MOMmieltO De IA Zafra.

Oaai todo 81 mund0 en- Cuba he ofdo
hEbleE del gran Ingsni0 ChRparrR de
Iog poEtent0g ca n a1aboEaci5n de azdcaY.
pues el ChaparFa eB 81 Iugenio mas gran
de de Il Isa, aino del mundo entero, Tres
8 CuatFo mil familiaB vivan diFeCts 8 indi
Fectamepte de ere pegu II Ger tEo pfoduo
TOR. Uno de lGs hombles mas sctivos y
conocidou de aqual centFo azucaEero, ca 81
6r. Antonio j. Cabrera, Agante de peri6'
dioog On dichR loOalidad, persona de reco.
nocide honoFabilidRd buenoB nantimisn.
too. Estgs CUAlidadeB incitaron la Fami'
Ei6a de a siguiente CsTtR & Is casa del Dr..
WilllamB Medicine Co., lusgo de hAbeH
CuFado dieh0 senior con las PfidoFas Rosa
dRs del Df. Williams, de una grave GfsC.
ci6n neTvi0HR. DiehR caTta eB una de
cientas cue % vienen publicando para do
mostEsT iR sfcacia de eaR conocida medi'
Gina &c familia. Dice el SF. Cabrr. !:
''HRF6 IN afio pF6ximsmsnta qae var 90
nufriendo do una sfscci6n neEvioag, CO ii.
cada de NeuEastenia, Geg6n opiI ion dc f.
CultativoB que me Atsndieron. En- el tYtE.
cuEso de mi 0nfsrm8dad ma pragcFibieEt n
no Ain ndwero dc drogaB, TeBultando inti-
tiles cuantoa enBayog se hicieron para Gu
raEme. Va oanGado de tomaF tsntoB me-
dicamsntoa sin obtsnsr positivos reaults.
dor, IN amigo que tambi6n Sc hkbfs curs
do con Lar PftdoTaB RoBadsa del Dr.. Wi.
lliRmB, me inst6 6 confar 4 eata popular
medi0ina mi cuERei6n. Con el uso de las
FefeFidss PfidoTaB bbtuve pYOnto una me.
jorfs que NADIA Rntes me hAhfa dado poK
elias es que puedo Atsn ter mis- ooupa'
CioneF. AdmiEsdo de tan feliz rsaultado,
facUlto Vds. para hscer dc esta carta '
adjunto rstFato 81 ugo qua cEaan Conve'
niente, como modesto prueba dc mi gra'
titud."
CentenareB de los ouradoB que apf sscri.
ben, gaGtaron pEecioso tempo y dinero en-
tTatomientoB = msdioinaB q snteB noIdieFon
con La curaci6n per les P1ldoYas RoBadas
del DR.. Williams. 81 Vd. sat6 NAL dc lR
gsDgFe; de reumAtiBmo, de oidtica, de ans
mia, Las muchas otEaB manifestations de
pobTezR de aRDgVe abundancia de sangre
mRlS, que es 10 miamo, 10 cueTdo es en-
pesar con este Temedio, veneer pronto 81
NAL ahoFFarse p8naB dinsro CRdS
fTaBco llevR instruccioneB completag, que sn
do impoEtancia obHaTvsF. DecfdeBe hoy
So hotica de v. vsnds les PfIdoTas Rosa
das dal DIR. WILLIAMS.
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En- estR impFsnts so vOadO papel dc
psEi6dico viejo $500 lon 46 kilos (um
q1intGlO
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10 QUE PASO
EN- VEGA-aLTA.
Una pedrada a IN iugadOr De biITar.
Lleha ITtGuRda ] ilr0s contra unn elsa.
~ muestro oorrearon.eLl

Vega Alta 12 Abril (por tsE6gvafo -
Hoy las nuava de la noche, On momen
tcs en- que Ramon Martinez jugabs una
MESA de billaF en- 81 cafetfn de Juan AL
vRrsz, lsDzarou ma pisdFa dc Ia cual re-
ault6 hsrido Martinez
Pens6 este que 81 sgrsBor habfs Bido
Miguel Flores = diTigi6ls con "a revolver
contra FloTeP.
Fate 81 var "a aetitud. echo pie & tisrra
Do 20 caba'gadura y fee TefugisrBs en-
csIa de don Agustfn Alvarez la oual fu6
cubisrta de balssos que penetEaron en- Ia
miuma, pOr 10 que hs hAbido deErama.
mianto de BsDgra DEL Ma-tinez.
Esp6ssEe 81 fiscal sifier Torres Gyau pa.
re que inveStigus sata suceso. Cabo Mi
randa, inveatigs hsch~.
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HERMOSA FIESTA De Carload,

onorndad
- de
de
Two dc
Puea Pre su resuIa @
les sparala a aucha go
Andd ea oobnones de compidor SECURE que
cariativa la
prop6sto pegue Juna dstnSs d,s @
inciado e poyectad tival ' ~
eaquf el intere fsmop
$50 Premios1 NTTa Pao;o
Allegro sndcato AInironta Enilo Got.S.
RonyaE y AlendeE Hatuey. DO
nSaP.oeon. ". Jula Palma
DOlted@ Lopez Pegage F..
Baasauide
teoo Nleros Prenio Sl50 1900 Premo
snoIca0o II u Silver Wedding AT
TIa1 dicsto Pon0ede
0lo&o sndeato PonCeno Sipdios II q
PremoS
A Balasqude Lord NJ julia.
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IntOrosl { los PrOf,sSTus d ndsIel,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA. ~ Hsnu
conatante sxistsnciR de loS uiguiente. inG
tEumantoa: Flautino1, Flauta8, TeTOoEola1
Oboea, Requinto1 OlaTineteu, Fagotes,
Violine- ViolonCelIos, Cont1absjos, Man.
dolinar, BsnduFrias, GuitaFEag, OoEnetin--,
Onovsna1, Trombone- BsFftOuOB, BombaI'
dino1, HeliconeI, (bnjOB) Trikngulo1, Pla.
illoG, Redoblanto1 y Bombou. M6todos
de eolfeo y para to- ClaBe do inBtFumen'
tor. Accessories mdsica On general
San Juan, r. E. Apartsdo n6m. 216.-
Gala dc AlIsn nfm. 21 Sol n6m. 26.
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nl
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Nuevss casas en- ''El Condado.

s. informa que ouando Fegrsssn de ES
pRfiS ConoCidoB comsrcianteG de eAta ciu
dad conBtTuiF6n heFmoGaB caBas de vivien'
do en- 81 ''Condsdo" ssnturca Les srsu.
Behn hsFmancG han re ibido nuevas ofer
tsB de compra de solares en- aqusl pc 6tico
sitio y oRds dfa 30 conatruyen Rllf nuevaB
elegantss casRB. Los SEsg. Carlos Con.
de, Ou6tara = TATgs del alto oomsEcio de
ents plaza hRr6n allf magnffcss 7iviendau.
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Mabimunio en- Rio Grsnds

En- Il nochs del visEnes 10 dol pFelentC
mes % Cslsbr6 On Rio GTsnde el matRimo
nio civil de nuestro amigo ol Lcdo. g
MartfneE Rossll6 con lR seioEita Dolores
QuidgIey Garcia.
Dichoa c6nyuguea nos sncRFgAn ofreCeE
su CASA en- PusEta de TERRA, & sus ami1ta'
dos, enespsCial aquellRs psEsonRg ligR'
das clio poT vfuCulOH de familia, 8 PoK
difsrentsH atenCioneu do apEscio y CoDAide'
FRci6.
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Box 525. San Juan.
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