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The Detroit times., 1908-02-22
THE TEMPLE.

]. H. Moore, manager of the temple
theater, heralds the vaudeville show
at the Temple next week az one OF
the very best OF the current season, as
he has personally seen every act and
therefore he can place his stamp OF
approval on them. The headline act
is by VIM. II. Thompson and company,
including that very clever young
actor Thos. II. Incc. William II.
Thompson is. perhaps. the clevere5t
character actor In America, and the
piaylet he will stage, ENTITLED ''For
Loves Sweet Sake" Ia by Clay NJ.
Greene. and IL without question the
most artistic playlet the Temple stage
has ever had.
Winston's wonderful sea lions, from
the New York hipDodfome, Is tho spe-
clai feature attraction and should
prove tn be ef keenest interest to both
yoUne and old. These sea lions per-
form tricks that will astound every
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22
THE WHITNEY.

Miss Lillian Mortimer, a charming
actress and clever authoress, will ap-
pear In the Whitney tomorrow after
noon in her latest effort, "Bunco In
Arizona" story OF the great south.
west. into which enters the incident Of
a "salted" mine and the personalities
of cowboys, indians and miners. and
a realistic atmosphere through the
utilization OF real horses and dogs.
The plot deals with waif who has
been adopted by Jim Blunt, mine
owner. She has become general
fayorite with the entire mining
camp, who know her as Bunco. At the
age of 10 she 10 engaged to Dick Gold,
a manly young miner. About this
time an aunt from England arrives,
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22
THE AVENUE

shad Link, ''the Baltimore giant"
will meet all corners on the wrestling
mat In the Avenue theater Sunday
afternoon and at every performance
for the week thereafter. FORGETTING III
a minute, after the FIRST three, TO all
opponents who stay. This exhibition
will be part OF an athletic carnival
of wrestling and boxing which viii be
a feature OF the show TO be given By
Miners Bohemian burlesquers. Be
sides Link, another wrestler, Joe
Rusek, the Bowery demon" will par
ticipate; and Young Otto. the kid
with the wallop," who Knocked out
Young Loughery and 40 others IN ono
round each. will spar three rounds.
In the Bohemian Bureslque 90. II
Andy Gardner. widely known for his
comic character Patsey and Ida Mich
OLAF. the creator Of the unique Roxis,
These two funmakers win appear IN
these roles IN q new musical FARGO
written for them by Dave Marion,
called The Summer Time" piece
that IN pastoral In character and filed
with comedy. song and dancing num-
bers and IN which large chorus will
cavort. Other piayerr who will ap.
pear and Offer specislties are: Billy
Spencer, "the original Grogan;' the
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22

air, they reappearing almost instant
ly. sound in body. vistas disclose
such beauty in prospective as to mako
one doubt his sense Of sight, and all
this In the twinkling of an eye. There
is no end to the wealth Of new tricks
running through the piece.
Fifty stage hands, flymen, electri.
clans and propertymen are required TO
facilitate the movement OF this pom
derous up-to-date spectacle.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22

the popular Gayety theater with a
matinee Sunday afternoon The pro
gram Is a lengthy and brilliant one,
composed exclusively of artists Of high
grade. The opening piece IN called
'sPousse Cafe" introducing the entire
company and IL full OF catchy music.
attractive and beautifully gowned
young women, full OF life and fully
able to please patrons of this popular
playhouse.
In the olio there are to b found
several wellknown artists Of ability,
foremost being ''MAsie" known - La
Domino Rouge (The Girl In Red. 6hr
Is said to be the worlds greatest
dancer, has appeared in most OF tho
music halls of. Europe and been CIV
en- the most enthusiastic endorso-
ments. The Six English Coctatls are
also equally well endorsed by all who
have seen them and are said TO be
the highest priced act In vaudeville.
Rawson q Glare, In Just Kids also
give a good act, The closing number
and feature will DO the biggest thing
ever attempted In burlesQue. ia de-
scribed as a crystal maze OF science
surprises and electrical effects, and
is called "The Girl from Mars" II IL
full of the most gorgeously gowned
young ladies' and II q fitting nnish to
an up-to-date show.
Thursday after the regular show
some interesting amateur people Will
try to amuse, and on Friday . vrest-
ling bout Of interest VIII be pulled
of
Bargain nnatinses daily at which a
good seat may be had for fifteen and
twenty-five cents, adm you can smoke
n Won ffke
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22
The LAFAYETTE.

The lafayette Players continue to
please the public by their rendition
OF novelties and old favorites OF ap-
proved merit. The play OF Michael
Strogoff" will be the next production.
This dramatic version OF Jules Vernes
well-known story OF the same name
was first produced In New York In
the early eighties. by the late Samuel
Colville. II was then sent on the road
with J. II. Gilmour In the name part.
Mr.. Gilmour played It for a week at
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22

its kind In the burlesque field this sea
son opens for a weeks engagement In
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22
THE oAYETY.

The +BonrTou Burfesquers, one of
Weber q Rush's big organizations and
said to be one Of the best shows of
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22
THE DETROIT.

For those who enjoy music and
miFth, there is treat In store at The
Detroit Opera house the first half OF
next week. when Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday and the Wednesday matt
nee Henry w. Savage will offer thu
English comic opera tom Jones'
This attraction Is new TO Detroit,
though It's fame has been heralded
from both London and New York. 1t
Is a comic opera founded on Henry
Fielding's immortal romance Of
Eighteenth Century England. Tho
Iiberetto Is by Messrs Courtneidgc
The Detroit times., 1908-02-22

the opera house to'crowded audiences
In the latter part OF 1887.
Michael Strogof was a special mes
senger Of the car OF Russia, holding
the rank OF captain In his corps. At
the opening OF the play II has be-
come necessary to send certain let
tiers and information to the general
commanding the ARMY In Eastern 81
IBERIA. The country Is In a state OF
revolt. and the mission Is one OF ex-
IRENE danger, the more so as the mis-
sion must be kept secret and the cour-
through. The play details his many
thrilling adventures on the trip. and
the prosecutions and treachery of
which he is the victim. He succeeds
In reaching his destination In spite of
having been blinded by his tartar
captors, and robbed OF everything He
also rescues and conducts young girl.
Nadia, who is striving to reach her
father In Siberia. Aided by the girl,
Nadia, he reaches the general In the
nick OF time, just as the villain OF the
play, Ivan Ogaroff, has, by assuming
Strogoff's identity, palmed himself of
as the cars messenger and delivered
set OF false dispatches. Strogoff has
duel with the traitor and kills him,
and Nadia is reunited to her father.
The play Is I'm FIVE acts and has been
cast to the full strength Of the COM
pany.
There will be permanent change In
prices for the spring and summer sea.
son. Commencing tomorrow, prices
will range from 90 cents for the front
rows down TO 20 cents at the back of
the balcony.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23
LONG SLEEVE IS CERTAIN,

Fashion looks favorable upon the
long sleeve and II is being used for
many handsome coats, introducing
the long transparent sleeves. more
or less close and wrinkled or draped
In many house frocks. The long
sleeve was definitely checked this
TALL and the short sleeve left victor
in its life and struggle, but the long
sleeve Is slowly but surely coming.
A sleeve idea which Is finding fav.
or with Parisians Is the use of an I'm.
dersleeve In contrasting color. BY
this is not meant merely the sheer
white undersleeve with which we
have long been familiar, but an I'M
dersleeve In satin, velvet, silk-what
one will--or relieving color, over
which falls loose draped outer
sleeve In the materials or trimmings
Of the frock.
For example, an extremely hand
some model was In black tulle
weighted heavily by embroidery ant
black soutache. The corsage of III,
tnlle had fichulike drapery or drap
ed bretelle Of blue velvet set with
handsome ornaments Of black pas
sementerie. Oversleeves In thu
shape of deep frllls were of tull'
heavy with braiding, and fell over el
bow length undersleeves OF the blu
velvet almost tight fitting but wrinh
| ling softly over the arm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

Large, airy, furnished rooms, $40 p
month. Mrs. +. y. Wicke, 12ss
Beretania Ave. 3976-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23
WHAT Is SAYS

Smawley: Do you believe that mon
ey talks?
Ardupp: You bet do, no SOON
er get my hands on dollar than II
Gays Goodbye"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

Sleeves of this season. gowns
which are to- see use dung the
spring and summer will hive to be
cut down. There Is littl' fullncss
gathered into the armhol, some
times none at all.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

The belt fad of the molcnt is u
plain strap OF leather to aoOrd with
the gown and fastens will mono
gram buckle. These are gid or sill
yer. quite round, the we:er's int
tials being set With ma hne rim
The clasp is precisely thewidth of
the belt and so adjusted TIT it may
be put on different bands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23
u y y y Il u . 4 = u Il {. y II u :;
HOUSEHOLD HINTS !:
=. u 8: :. (. :: I. :: :sm u u III II aa :
FASHION DICTATES

Jaunty little Frenchy cats Il
cretonne and par;sol to mitch will
be seen with white or coloed linen
and pique skirts On next seasons
summer girl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

The latest and largest assortment
of handmade and painted leather
postcards in Hawaiian Views, Flow
ers and Fruits, at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

The gloves shown for spring are
but little different from those on sale
during the winter; but one OF the
newest styles is three-quarter
glove of dressed kid finished at the
back with crows feet and buttoned
at the wrist with two big pearl but
tons. These characteristics are Il
novelty in dress gloves, but the pc
culiarity about the newest importa-
tions is their color. This is sort
OF cross between an apricot and a
champagne color and 1t Is said to go
well with all the new models. In
deed, champagne color seems to be
the prevailing fashion for spring
gloves, while suede and kid are
equally popular.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

WEEDON's CURIOSITY BAZAAR,
Alakea st., bet, King and Merchant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23
WANTED

\ young man, between &c and 20,
for permanent position. Address
&C. o. p" Bulletin. 4OOO-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

"a valuable collection OF stamps. This
collection is the property OF the
widow of the late IL. w. Bowen.
and is the result of his effort In
many years of labor; they can be
seen at the Hawaiian News Co..
Young building. 39l1-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

The newest color shown / the adj
vanced styles for spring called
mulberry. This seems to h cross
between crushed strawberry and
raspberry, and 1t is just nea enough
to old rose to be becoming D almost
any complexion. The mos charm
ing linen suits are made in this
color. the white cuffs and Dke soft
ening the tone where 1t cones near
the face. Many of these dnsses are
trimmed with white cottol or SOU
tache braid in all sorts of intricate
designs. The new mirage silk also
comes in this color and makes a
most fascinating material Tor house
dresses and dancing frockstor young
girls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

Tapestry blue" as the nw shade
Is called. is softer in toe than
Alice" and more becomin to most
people. An exquisite hat tapes
try blue was in soft fell three
quarters of a yard across ION brim
edge to brim edge. careftly wired
to keep 1t in graceful cures, with
its crown completely covced with
gonna in blue and purple. living an
effect Of thistle coloring, stairy and
intangible II seemed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23
LOST

A parrot. Liberal reward II return
ed to Bulletin Office. 4004-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

As the empire and classic styles
keep supreme in the cut If women s
garments. the buckled shoe is appro-
pirate for the first time ance its in
PRODUCTION several years ago. The
bow of last year ami the stiff pumps
show signs Of giving place TO the
slipper with Cuban heel and square
gold buckle, while for evening dress
satin slippers are shown, trimmed
with a single rhinestone button,
which displays the foot to the best
advantage. 1t is ye: too early to
say whether brown shoes will be as
popular for summer as they have
been this winter, but they are al
ways good style and very comfort,
able.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23

Fixtures and showcases are for sale
at the old store of the Myrtle Cigar
Store.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-23
FOR SALE

-
Advertisements Under this Heading
One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad-
vsrtisements Inserted for Less Than
Ten Cents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
Suicide do una neurast6nica.
Una escena cOnmOYedOra en- Paris
en- ell Boulevard do CliChi.
La sonora Oliver, desdO la aItura de
un sextO pisO, arroj6se al abiSmO

HRCiR fnGB do OCtubFe, un m0tFimoni0
bGHtRnte jOv0n, RCRbRbA de inBtslHF88 On
un depREtNmento On sl pi8o 2o., Boulevard
do CIichi No. TO- Paris, FFanCiS.
Mr.. Oliver, 81 mRKidQ, 8stRb8 0mpI08d0
On IN BRDoO. SU GgpoBa, do 30 OflOB de
0dad, hAcfs muCho tempo Bufffs de una
aDfeFmOdRd n0rviogR & congecuGnciR de ls
CuSl 90 hAbfG vUOlto ComplstRm0ntO nOu'
PaBt6nica.
Muj0E, no 90 ocupRbs "a do BuD fasnsB
dom6HtiCaH = vioBa obligadR OoDfRr 50
hijitS, do dos amos = medic do GdRd, & una
0iEViont8.
El amplssdo, sBposo do le OnfOEmo, g.
lfH todnu lRB mRfisnRB para "a tEsbRjo =
ConfRbA Embellishments an lR SiFvieDta GI
CuidRd0 10 lG Minis y de 10 aDfaRmR.
Una mafiaua, POGO dsBpu6I de gAliR Mr..
Oliver para Ou ofiCins, 10 OFiRdR disponfA'
20 UsliF para OfsCtuaF laB oompFaD = ge
lIOv6 Ia NINA, como 8Co8tumbEaba hacOr.
La sPfioFR Oliver, 0l v0r que la BiFvi0n'
ts ibA BGliF, I0 dijO que l0 d0jNER IL llAve
del So. piSo, pueB qusEG8 OubiF I'm mom0nto
para YER Ci0Vta8 Cog8g.
La BiVviOnta, tGmeroga do CoutFaFiarI8 y
no CrOyOndo que Hsrfs cBpa8 do haceE 10
que pTem0ditRbs, le sntrOg6 lG lDAvs ? ls
msrCh6 para F0RlizAF % C0mpEB, al en-
oontEGFHe sols Ia BefioF8 Oliver, sAli6 de Bu
apoBonto y Bubi6Bs al pigo ssxto. Una
vSs en- 81, AbFi6 Ia SuaPdilla, Bubi6Bo BobEs
el tsCho, Cifi6gs Ia bate, hschs un Follo,
aIFadadoE del cuOFpO, y sin sncomsndaIBO
nRdiO DO IRDz6 al Rbismo.
81 cusFpo dc 10 infaliz fac & chocs
contra 81 balloon del CuGEto piUo; do alIf
EObot6, Continuando Bu v0rtiginous CRids y
vino 6 cBGF como una maBa B0bYa ls aCaFs
do In cRlI0.
AIguno8 viGndsnsss qusdaEon sopRandi .
dos con tan terrible Caids acudiaron al
BitiO en- que yRCia In pObT0 mujeF; 10 To-
vRntaFon y Ia Conduj0Fon On bFazoB una
faEmRcia vGCinG.
L. BshOFR Oliver EespiFRba todavfa.
sunqua muy debilmOnto. DOBpu6s fu6 ll0'
vRdG en- IN CoChO sl hospital 'LAribosi6rs,
p0ro POGO antO1 dc llsgaE, Ia infOlis falIO-
ci6.
La Sirvisnta de Ia BefioVs Oliver, IRi0n'
do 10 nina On la CaBillS del ConsSEje, CorRi6
haci8 81 BSnCo con obisto do aviaaF al ma
Eido 10 que habfs gnC8dido. Este lego &
90 casa , sncontr6 GI CsdGvOP dc 90 eSpoaa
que p0Cos m0mOnto8 RntoB, hBbfan tvaido
dGBd0 el hospital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
Information general.

Sc hR FGBuGlto 8umentaF Gl 0j6TCito de
Sant0 Domingo hsgta haC8Flo fu0FsG do
5000 hombre8, de los CuRleB. tFos mil
guRrnicionGT6n lR capital, CEey6ndose que
ABf 90 hSE6 innOC9gaTiR ls Intervention
Americana y 90 aCRb0 con Lon CTimiuAlsB ?
lee inmoTslidRdeg. Un million do dollars
90 invsEtiEGn On 0l Oj6rCito que 90 pEOysCta.
La HefioEs Elsie Smith, viudR de To-
Iedo, Ohio, pidi6 al juez BrOUgh , 10 foe
ConC0dido, un m0nd0misnto do intsEdicto,
8 mOioE dicho, do injunction, contra Wi
lliam @. R'gOn, que o8tabR loco enamorA'
do do ellie, PAR0 que Csas dc hsCOEla 81
amor.
"A NusvA York lego Ia bAEcR alOmR'
nR Rsn6o RickmOEu, tFipulsds dssd0 Be
meFhavsn poF 25 maChschoB.
Ell CRtsdF6tiCo H0Ebsrt Coz k, en
IG convention annual DO fanOionsEios de 60
nidad del G8tGdo, CelsbradR On Albania,
N. Y, dijo que sl n6m0Fo dc nRCimientOl
era exc0sivOmaDt0 bajO, y que para CON
trsFF0stOF enc dSbia proCuERFs0 poR todou
los mOdioG p0Hiblea mejoE0E lB lsChv fn
do disminuiE 81 n6mero de dafanCionGB On
los nihoT.
Ell inspect T EBpinoUa, de Is polioil
do Psnam6, hBlIGndoBs contGndo unas bo
tOllR8 do ron 8orpFandidRs do ooutFAbando,
fa6 muSTtO dc uu diSpAF0 dc revolver he
oho por un colombisno IIamRdo Torres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
USAD0 CON EXTAOR0INARA FREEUERCA FOR
eI PrOSIdGRlO d. CaBSeIO EjOeatITo do
PR,

Isl la experiences dc algunO8 AfioB de
pr6CtiO6 m6diCa pusde tsnor Rlg6n vail
mient0, nadis 90 extraflaF6 que sn alla
funda mis- RB8v0PRcioneB CuRnd0 30 tFats
de 0mitir una opinion sobE0 un mGdicR'
mentO que he ussdo con RxtEaordinREia
frsCusnCis. Me EefsFo ls Emulsion de
Scott. In pOrfSCts union de loB Compo'
R0Dt0g, 0l RgradRblS gRbOr qus dotsFmina
10 bien que 90 conserve mientFaB 90 0Et6
smplsando, = aobEs todo lan importanteB
indicRGiOnes m6dicRs que llens, son "a
m0jOr y mas BsguPR gaEa7tfa.-
Por egB rRE6n am an las enfsFmRd&d0s
O paFecaP mas incuFabl0B Cemo la tisiS, las
oaQWe9iGs, Las eSer6fWEas, las GnemiGs, el
rGqWitSsmO, IR dsbiIEdGd general, Ia fayta de
desarTOILO On las mujsToB y en- lGs nifog ,
otFs IREgs BsEis que BsFfs pr0lijo enumsraF
80 va qug egtR BustanciB 0psFR vaFdadePoB
milagroB, = que los sDtOrmos que por de-
CiFlo Rsi 90 hslIabRn les pu0rtaB de lR
musEte, Be tFsnDfoFmRn do pEonto adqui'
Fisndo fQeRERg, FobuBteE, color, animaci6n,
salud, en- una palRbTa, que OcrsditR Cada
dfa lR justiCia do la fans del inmenBo
CE6dito de que tan 6til preparation gosR On
0l t0d0 mundo."
p. Dr.. Rafael del Yale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
NuoYOs mOdelOS de SOmbrerOs.

AoAbAn dc lIOgar al PARIS BAZAAR
nusvoB .nodslOG de sombFeFoB entire lcB
cual9D hay uucu de tres dollars y medic
que lIsm8n ssgUFam0nte la atsnci6n. Son
de foFma muy nusvR. Hay BOmbFeFOB
dGsdO $500 On adslsnta muy bonitoB y de
dltimR modR. FaldaB n0gVaB de stamin0
puT0 lana Ultima foEmR con botOBe8 do
8EEiba hB8tR RbNjo. FoEmag de BOmbTa
RoS olegantaB dc pajO IUglosa, & 50 so una.
AbFigOB dc tsfot6n negro llGmadoB Monts
Carlo, dO0d0 $6 90 uno. ssIidau de bailo
do gaH8 pliG0, en- negro, champagne y
blRnO0 do vaRion pFOci0S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
En- la COrte Municipal del DistritO
Judicial Municipal de Bayam6n.
Estadoa Onidos de America
EI PPaBidsnts do los EE. UU.

Eatados Unidos de America
El PFaBi6snts dc los EE. UU.
Convention do poaORi6n
en- domino.
PoF cuanto hRbi8ndo pFaBantado MI
George T. Uau6, por medic ds sabogadO
don GNbFigI GuerGas wpR aoliCitan'
do Ia convention oKninio lie pogsui6n
de ls Higuisnts 6nCa:
RuGtiCa, taFHeno On Ol bR4rio de Canda'
laris de Tea BHjR, OOmpusEto do cuaTsntR
y dos Cu9Fdaa equivalents II hsCtaFeaB,
rs areas y SO oSntiaEsas, ColindantO por sl
NoFte CON TolOfoFa OTtiS, G. Francisco
Ortiz = Francisco RamoF: por 81 OeBts con
JoB6 Marines CFsBpO y Succession MaFti-
nsz, hoy Juan MaEtinez Oliva, pOr el Sur
con OlsmGnCia Hernandez: y poE 81 Este
con Nicolas Roman.
P0H tRnto hAbisndo oFd0n8d0 81 honoFA'
bls iueE de 0Bts CoEta Lsopoldo ssDtisgo
Bo publiqu0 Ggts pstiCi6n on uno dc los
peEi6diCoG do mas ClFoulRCi6n de San JuBn,
para que los intsFssadOB qUe 90 cream con
d9rGCho puadRn 0p0ueF8s pFessntRndo In
0p0FtunR demands dsntHo Gel plazo do
ounce dias BatuTalaB, GontaF deBd0 la
publication del primer adioto, ibFo Ia pre-
Bsnts On BsyBmon Is De DiciembFs do
mil nov8Ciont0g ocho.-9 9WiLLeFmO Rsmgsl,
ssCEetaFio do Ia OOTtS Municipal. 3v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
BancO Territorial y yAgricOla de P. R
sTetGTG0.

Hsbi6ndoBo sstFaviado sl Rssguardo
n6m. 48, do Cinco aCcionaB q. ssFi0 de
Gsts SoCisdsd, n6mePoa 238 al 6.242,
inHCFitO & n0mbre de don Sergio Power
tud; patici6n de PaEts intSFeHsds 90 hace
OOnBtaE, para que, Of dsBpu6S de tTanaCu.
FFidos doB me8ea dsBde lR primsEa publi.
CaOi6n do cate anunCio no 90 pEsssntaFa re-.
clamaCi6n de tsrcOrO, quada Ol BaneO Ii.
bEa de r0BponaAbilidRd expidi6ndoBa IN
nusv0 RsIguRFdo.
Lo que 90 hRcO pdblico para conoci,
miento do 0quOIlOg { quisnsB pusdR ints'
FssaF. San Juan, P. b. IS, Dici0mbFe de
1908. EI BsCrstaEio, P. RocafoFt. III
Director Gorsnte. r. ObBtro GoDzAlsz
3V.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
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81 tionO uUted que hacor aIgun T0gslO
v0S al inm0nBo uuEtido de joyOEis de tOdaB
oANBsg, dosd0 10 mas barato hRBtR 10 me
joT en- l8 antigua , acRaditsda casa do
I1NAUD, dondO 60 acaba de FsCibiF 0l
meJor BuEtid0 que nunCR GO hR vigsO On
Puerto Rico. Tsmbisn hay una inmOnBR
yarlodad do OfsCtOs dc plata y PALISADES y
do otEaa novadadeB pEopias para E0gAlOI,
eo0o pTOCioa gumAmants IimitadoB: RRtOg
do Comprar hsga ustsd uus visits & diCh0
e8tabIoOimiOnto Cen ol cual Ba han hsOhO
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dE6 ustOd ComplaCido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-22
una CaRTB
CONMQu uEOORA
MOlinari, de Hatilld descubre la
tumba de GOnzaIo Marin.
EI cOmandante PadiIa esta adn pre-
cesadO pOr haberlO abandOnadO:
La Rigai0ntl CARA FaOibimo8 aver:

La NguIenD CaEGB R9Cibim0B aver:
"CsbRlIoU, Cuba, DiOiambro IL de 1908
Sc. Director Dc "LB O0FF0spond8nCis.'
San Juan.
Muy BefioR milo: SuplicD 6 va. Bi 10 tie
n9 bien, Publique en- ID iluBeFado peri6'
diG0 los BjguionteB dates.
La somana pagads maECh6 s Ia iBlitR
YuEuguauO, sdyaCents laB CoHtaB del pus'
bio llGmRdo MoE6D, fueEts de la tE0chR
hastR San Fernando. On IR 6pOoa do 10
guerra.
EEtO i0Ia mids leguRS de Iongitud ?
dc latitUd. Sue costag aon pRntsnoBaB ,
llsnaB do mangleg. La playa de mszquitOB
0B psTp6tuB. De San Fernando ls i8lR
hay milIRg que nsvagSF, poF una lsgunB
lIamada de LeChe, pOE teneE IN fondO de
PuER magnsais y tEsnspREantar ess color.
Con 0l objeto do COmpon0r un bRFC0 de
faOEza electrical, lIegu6 la RifeRida isIR =
cumplidB mi Comisi6h, mRPCh6 dc paHeo pa
~ yer 0I pOtForo de vsnRdOD que iunto con
csFcs de 2 mil ceFdoO, p9stRn en- aquellR
f6Rtil region.
HGbl8ndo con el aoldado de Ia indspen-
danCin, Am6FiCo Cantsllano, me prsgunt6
8i 20 era 08pB mol.
~No-la diie-soy DO Puerto Rico, hi
io de H0tillo.
EntOnCeg, con Gd0mAn entFigtsCid0 me
Cont0st6:
Ell mejor pueEtoriquofo On IR mani
qua, andabB con nouotEos. Era psets do
tRIonto natural; vali0nbe = excslsnts ami
go. MGxim0 Gomez 40 ls peFmiti6 que
GaliGRS 0p8RaCi0n08. L0 guerra para man
dRFlO & 10 juntS E0volbCionRFis do Nusva
York, tales OFRn Gus m6ritoB con nuGBtr0
pPG1idOntO.
-1SAbs Vd. d6nd6 muEi6? die.
En- 0quGI monta que allf 90 describe
fEmado do mangla, qusd6 abandonado,
con fsbFO = en- una hRmRcs CoIgRd8 de
mangle mRngI8. No pudimoa Continuar
con 81. CirCunBtanpias de lR guerra NOS
Obligaron dGjSFls. EI ComRndant0 Padi'
lie a6n aBt6 pF0OaBRdo , no pusd0 ejeFC8F
cargo p6bliOO poF hsbeFlO AbRndonRdo.
-5Y como 90 llRmaba?
-GoDzRIo Marin -OonteAt6 ol goIdado.
Un momsnto do tuEbsCi6n santf Ga mi
almR , r0pFimiendo Les l6gEimR8 doj6 81
iofoFmRnts.
ESe msEtir dc ID libertRd era parisnts
milo. Su venerable padre 90 llama don Sam
tiOgO Marin y vivs ca ATeCib0. YO hare
10 pogible por erigir an modOBto monum0n'
to la mBm0FiR de tan valiGnt8 goldado.
RGCibR Ga digna fsmilia 10 expression de
r1i rG0uGTd0 RCompAhRdo DEL relate que
hRgO On entRB lfnGaE.-BGfaeI MOIiNaTy,"