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Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11

canine shall be shot. City Clerk Butler
says there are 900 dogs in Omaha. He
has $500 tags.
Road Cheaper Than Bridge-At an ad-
journed meeting of the Park board Friday
morning II was decided to abandon the
project Of building a bridge over the deep
hole in Deer park, but instead to build
road the south side of the park, fol-
lowing the contour of the hill and hole
There is now road on the north side of
the park The bridge would have cost
$1,000, but the road can be constructed
much more cheapy.
Riverview Park Track Laid-The Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway company
will be ready to haul passengers to River
view park as soon as the park season opens.
The tracks are all laid to the gates Of the
park on South Tenth street and the paving
contractor is at work paving South Tenth
street. The street railway company will
! follow along with the paving between the
tracks as fast as the paving contractor
gets out of the way.
Creighton Heirs Give Quit Claim Deed
A quit claim deed executed by the John
/ A. Creighton heirs, legatees and the in
| stitutions interested in his estate, granting
| to the ]. A. Creighton Real Estate and
Trust company all their interest in the
] real estate to which Count Creighton was
possessed at his death was filed in the
register of deeds office Friday. It's pur-
pose is to prevent the clouding of titles to
the property held by the real estate com
pany.
! Suit for Insuranoe-One of three suits
| by Joseph J. Foy against accident insur-
ance companies growing out of a fall from
a box car, was heard by a jury Friday in
county court. Foy tripped as he was
alighting from a box car where he had
been inspecting a shipment of fruit and
asserts he was i'll for eight weeks. The
three insurance companies in which he held
policies refused to pay his claim. The trial
Friday was in the suit against the West
ern Travellers Accident association.
johnson Literature in Enemy's Country
johnson democrats have renewed their
effort TO acquire support in Nebraska and
the state has been flooded with literature
sent out from Johnson headquarters in
Chicago Mayor Dahlman and number
of leading democrats have received these
circulars, In them the statement is made
that the ravens of defeat which 'perched
on democracys banners in 1906, 1900 and
1904 viii give way to the eagle of victory
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11

before Judge Sears. Leon Gross was fined
81 and costs. James Pivonka $40 and costs
and Harry p King 81 and costs.
Dsmfblonds Attempts Suicide Jesse
Graham attempted to commit suicide at
o'clock Friday morning in the house of
which she is an inmate, at liz North
Ninth street, by taking laudanum. Police
Surgeon Fitzgibbon was called and sue
ceeded in saving the woman's life. She
was formerly an inmate of the Arcade,
Alfred Keller Buys Fruit Farm--Alfred
Keller, proprietor of the bowling alley
at North Sixteenth and Henderson streets,
has bought a ten-acre fruit farm on the
Calhoun road north of Florence and VIII
build a new home and otherwise improve
1t during the summer. Mr.. Keller ex-
poets to live on the farm within a short
time.
Sparks Start Pire-Sparks from the
chimney set fire to the roof of the two
story frame house at 626 South Twentieth
/ street, occupied by Lee Narrower and did
damage before it was extinguished. Boys
set fire to a bale of hay in a peddler's
wagon back of 912 Pierce street. There
was no damage except a slight scorching
| to the wagon.
Hotel Men at Deadwood-The North
western Hotel Mems association has an
| nounced the annual meeting of the organ
ization Will be held in Deadwood August
| II, II and 13 this year One day will be
added toI the meeting dates to make a
trip to Hot Springs. The Deadwood people
are said to be planning an elaborate pro-
gram of entertainment.
Hearing of Pratt Case-The divorce suit
, Of Julia Montgomery Pratt against Colonel
James IL. Pratt will be heard before Judge
! Kennedy May 4, the first day of next
! term of court. The attorneys for both
sides agreed Friday to begin the trial
! then. The case will be one of the most
! interesting to be heard in local courts for
some time, owing to the prominence OF
the parties and the sensational charges
| made
Dog Catcher High Exscutionsr-The dog
catcher is now high eXicutioner in Omaha,
his duties having begun on Friday. Up
| to the hour of o'clock but SAC dog tags
had been secured, over half of this num-
ber having been secured during the day.
According TO ordinance provision all un-
licensed dogs found after April 10 will
be promptly impounded and unless ran
som is furnished by the owner in the
shape of a tax tag. which cost 81, the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print 1E.
Accommodations F. Swoboda-
Voice culture, Delmore Cneney Boyd Thr.
3owman, ~ n. 16. Douglas shoes $3.50.
FA Rourke for Quality cigars, ale S. 18TH
Rinehart, photographer. 18th g. Farnam.
Pants to order, So up; coats and pants,
$50 up, MacCarthy-Wilson, 304 $. 18th.
Popular Prices &C the her 0r@nd Cafe
white walters. first-class service. Open 6
a. m. to ~ .. m. Raohmans orchestra
Dental Society Banquet-The monthly
banquet of the Omaha Dental society was
held at the Millard hotel Thursday even
ing Covers were laid for ten
Thieves in Barber shop-Thieves broke
into the barber shop of A. r. Pardun, 500
Farnam street, Thursday night and stole
four razors and two pairs or hair clippers.
Saturday Night the American Safe De-
post Vaults in the Bee Building, are open
until p. m Boxes rent for 81, for three
months and afford absolute security for
money and valuables.
Anti-vaocinatlon society-The Nebraska
Anti-Compulsory Vaccination society will
meet Saturday evening at Barght hail,
Nineteenth and Farnam streets. DR.. l.. A.
Merriam will deliver an address on vac
cination.
Garfield Circle Anniversary-The mem
bers of Garfield Circle No. II, Ladies of
the Grand Army of the Republic, celebrated
the sixteenth anniversary OF the organiza-
tion OF the circle last evening at Barght
hall.
Buffalo Bill Recovers-Local Elks have
been advised by letter from John s.
Reynolds, secretary of the Chicago lodge
that Colonel William f. Cody, Buffalo
Bill" has recovered from his recent i'll
ness and ha~ proceeded to New York.
Death Postpones Trial-The trial of the
case OF John Rathjen against the Burling-
ton railroad was postponed in Judge Day
court until Monday owing to the funeral
OF katherine Breckenridge. Thomas Mat
ters attorney for the road in the case is
associated with Mr.. Breckenridge and
asked that the case go over.
Minor Offenders Plead Guilty-Three
minor offenders from South Omaha who
had appealed from the South Omaha courts
20 the district court changed their minds
Friday morning and entered pleas OF guilty
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11
PEACE FLAG IS NOT FURLED
Jacks Charge Jims with Inactivity fol
Peerless Leader.
FEAR BRYAN MAY LOSE COUNTY
Volunteer Clubs, They Say, Are Not
Being Organized I'm Douglas
as in Other Portions of
the state.

The battle flags or the Douglas county
democracy will not stay furled
Charging the Dahlman faction of the
party with negligence and inactivity, MEM
bers OF the Jacksonian club, who claim to
be the only original democrats in Douglas
county and Omaha, confess that they fear
Bryan, the beloved, will lose this county
in the coming election for the simple
reason that Bryan volunteer clubs are not
being organized here. Clubs are being or
ganized in other parts of the state and
considerable enthusiasm is reported for the
Peerless Leader at these political gather
ings, but I'm Omaha there is nothing
doing" As the Dahman Democracy of
Omaha has first mortgage" as 1t were
on the Bryan Volunteer movement in
Omaha, on Dahlman and his democracy
fall all the glory or all the blame.
Two long months ago saw the organiza-
tion of the last Bryan Volunteer club in
Omaha, this being the Fifth Ward club
formed on February Z. The club was or
ganized by the vice president of the state
movement for the Second congressional dis
trict, Tom j. O'Connor O'Conper is like
wise secretary OF the Jimsonian organiza-
tion and he had many of the Jims and no
Jacks. with him when the new political
organization was given birth. as well as
when ward clubs were organized in the
First Second and Tenth wards.
1t is All DahIman'a.
I'VE believe these clubs are good things
and we would like to them all over the
city, but we have nothing to say about
the matter; it is all Dahlman's," says a
prominent member of the Jack camp
"The prime reason for the organizing of
the clubs is, Of course, to further the cause
OF Mr.. Bryan, but in this negligence on the
part of the Jlms many OF us sincerely fear
that the democrats will lose the city and
county in the next election"
When the Bryan clubs were being or
ganized a couple of months ago the Jacks
objected because OF it being so early IN
the campaign and charged Mayor Jim with
organizing them then to boost himself into
the limelight just at the time when the
two factions were fighting for convention
honOrs. The Jims replied to the Jacks
that campaign work cannot be begun too
early and that If the party wanted to reap
in November it must SOW the seed in
February
In reply to the Jacks accusation Of party
negligence on the part Of the Jims, the
Jims say they have been too busy to or
ganize any more clubs, but will do so as
soon as they get the time, also the money.
The Jims assert that they have paid all
the costs and the Jacks have not con-
tributed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11

Strawberries begin TO look like home
grown. They come for the most part from
Louisiana and Texas and sell from Is to 20
cents a quart box. Grapefruit from Cali
fornia is beginning to come in and sells
three for 25 cents II is nothing extra in
quality as yet. Lines are 20 cents a dozen
Some very good pineapples sold Friday
morning for Is and 25 cents each, but the
best are not expected before the early part
of June.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11

Eggs have taken a decided drop in the
last month selling from 1215 to Is cents
dozen. These are the strictly fresh"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11
SUIT FOR THE LAST PENNY
Farm Hand Insists on Having Ten
Cents Due ON His sum-
mer's Wages.

Even unto the last penny julius stoer is
determined that his former employer shall
pay him. Stoer worked for Thomson as a
farm hand all last winter. He earned,
according To his suit filed in the court OF
Justice w. w. Eastman. Sa0, OF which
sum S2710 is still due him. Continuing the
petition states that "On or about March
20, 1908. the plaintiff paid one Thomas
Ritchie, for the use Of said defendant and
at his request. the sum Of ten uO) cents,
which sum the defendant agreed to pay
back TO the plaintiff No part OF said
sum has been paid and there is now due
thereon from defendant to plaintiff the
sum Of ten cents (10J."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11
Another Big Sale of LhGseE' suits SAT-
urday at The Peoples store Just
in Time for Easter.

The buyer Of our cloak department Just
closed large purchase Of iss ladies' spring
suits from Contain & Co. OF New York
City. These garments will he placed on
sale Saturday at just about one-half their
actual value. Ladies' suits, worth from
$3.50 TO $500 Saturday for only SIS IS.
Watch for Friday nights ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11

Package creamery butter sold for 20 and
IS cents a pound. and the dairy buffers
from 22 to 2S cents a pound.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11
STRAIGHT TALK ON LET
TER WRITING
FORM LETTERS

How should a form be written, what does
Its efficiency depend on and when is II OF
value7
A form" or circular letter to be Of value
as a business getter must combine three
principal features-personality, brevity and
accuracy.
Personality is tho first feature and per-
haps the most important. The note OF
personality in letter is the signal for Its
recipient Ohe busy business mani to look
into IL. That note missing he usually
passes the letter by. Personality doesn't
mean calling a man by his first name 1t
does imply, though, something near to Il.
The personality of business letter has
that lndescrbable something about II that
leads the recipient to believe the writer
had only his interests In view when he
wrote, and that he DID WRITE 1T and to
HIM ONLY.
BREVITY, because few OF us have large
punches OF time to spend wading through
mires Of superfuous words A bridge
constructed upon a we'll turned phrase or
two will please the reader better and insure
! dry feet"
things, but principally accuracy In stating
| your proposition. Then, accuracy comes IN
| from a typographical point of view. Ac-
curacy in the matter OF addresses All
Now then, form letters are of the greatest
! value when you have the same Information
to impart to a large number OF persons.
When you write one don't presuppoee an
! interest in your communication, CREATE
| one Make II so your reader VIII reeo "
| Don't take II for granted that because the
letter is written on your stationery ana
over your signature that 1t will so.
Make II resemble a typewriter letter as
closely as possible. A mimeograph wont
do, and unless the printer Is away above
| the average HE won't do. Print the body
OF your letter through an linked RIBBON
and insert the names and addresses with
| a RIBBON of the same color Make them
match absolutely. ..
| we will have more to say about letters
shortly, but ~ in the meantime you wish TO
get out a form letter that VIII Sommsnu
| business see us II you want some heip
| wen give It IL We can.
FRANKLIN : DAY
673-5 Brandeis Bldg.
Telephones Douglas 4911-A2911.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-11
A Burning shame

is not TO have Bucklen's Arnics salve to
cure burns. sores, piles. cuts. wounds and
ulcers. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
Bn Qr6 De Ia engeia|na
Sc estabIecen becas para ayudar 4 los
alumnOs graduadOs de octave
gradO para c0ntinuar
SuS eStudiOS.
Ell BILL DE MIR. DEXTER

Ell Comisionado de Educacion Sc
propone introducir enmiendas a la
ley para proveer de becas las atlas
escuelas de esta eiudad.
Ell mencionado proyecto present.
do las Camaras y que muy en- breve
sera dictado, dice textualmente:
LAS Secciones y de una Ley
titulada LEY proveyendo para ell es-
tablecimiento de becas en- las Atlas
Escuelas de Ponce y Mayaguez, >
aprobada en- Mario "a, 1907, sean y
por la presente quedan enmerdadas
en- la forma siguiente:
Con objeto de ayudar los jovenes
meritorios, graduados del octave gra-
do de las eseuelas pdblicas de Puerto
Rico, para que puedan continuar sus
estudios en- una Alta Escuela piblica,
por Ia presente Sc establecen cuaren-
ia becas en- la Alta Escuela Central
de Puerto Rico, en- San Juan, trein-
ia becas en- la Alta Escuela de Ponce,
y treinta becas en- Ia Alta Escuela de
Mayaguez, que sc cubriran anualmen-
te de acuerdo con las reglas que mas
adelante Sc proveen.'
Ell Comisionado de instruction ele.
gira todos los af1os; de entire los gra-
duados de octave grado de las Es~
cuelas pdblicas de Puerto Rico, TN
n1mero de jovenes de buena salud y
buena conducta quienes Sc otorga-
ran las becas por la presente esta ble
cidas. Disponiendose que dichos jo-
venes sc elegiran, en- cuanto fuere
possible, en- igual ndmero, de los dis
tritos electorales de Puerto Rico, no
debiendo exceder de Glen ell ndmero
total
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21

mente sc acerca, Nippon hecha
uno de sus mejores almirantes
(y to1o a causa de TN peque
no pecadillo) y Yaukeedodle, Q
el capriChoso representante de
Yaukeeland, arrebatale los ho-
nores al almirante Brocousor
para asi satisfacer su capricho
de poner al frente de TN bug que
hospital, a IN amigo suyo, el
doctor K. X X,--- cOnOc1do en-
Puerto Rico.
No regateo las habilidades
doctorales del doctor, pero en- la
historic del mundo, nunca Sc
ha visto el que TN medico, reu-
ma condolences para manejar
los destinos de TN buque, q me-
nos que no sea I'm Official de la
armada, graduado a la vez que
I'm doctor.
ST la ambici6n de America,
es Ell ponerse a la cabeza del
mundO, a causa de sus desba-
rramientos, Ell primer paso le
ha llevado casi al final de Ia ior-
NADIA.
.NATi0 de Paul.
New York, Jan. 10 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
Dn honor al maestro DucbDgDe
Ia LBERTAD BORInOuEnl"

Ell sefior don Manuel Valdes. pre-
sidente de la simpatica soc iedad de
instruction y recreo. La Libertad
Borinquefla," nos participa. en- una
atenta carta, que mafiana microbes
sc reuniran los representatives de las
sociedades recreativas que funcionan
en esta capital, contando con la COO
peracion del Casino EspanoI' el
"Ateneo Puertorriquef1o, para trata.1
del proyecto iniciado de levantar nm
mausoleo en- la tumba del maloprado
compositor Casimiro Duchesne CO.
locar una lapida commemorative en- Ia
casa que habito : por muchos affos el
Maestro inolvidable, ell dfa seis del
proximo Febrero, aniversario de la
muerte del artista.
Ell dfa mencionado tambien sc 1Ie-
vara efecto una velada necrologica,
Las iniciativas de La Libertad
Borinqueha, sou por todos conceptos
laudables y dignos del apoyo que Sc
solicita para ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
Una vista d Mr.. Grahame


Aver visitaron al Comisionado del
interior Mr.. Grahame una comisi6n
de delegados compuesta de los sefIo-
res Praxedes, Blondet, Virella, Ba-
rreras y del propietario don Fernan-
do Aponte.
Mr.. Grahame recibio q dichos Sc
flores en- su oficina. La Comision trato
extensamente cerca de una obra que
Sc considera importante para la CO.
marca de Caguas, tai es la con nstruc-
clon del trozo de carretera del fnen-
clonado pueblo a San Lorenzo. Sc
nos informa que las obras hace ten
po Sc venian hacienda, pero luego
fueron paraliza das debido al exces'-
vo costo que acarreaba la termina-
cl6n de la carretera. Ell trozo COM
prendido es de dos kilome etros. La
Comision es de parecer que So termi-
men los trabajos, no solamente por
tratarse de una utilidad publica sino
por que Ell mencionado camino Sc
hace necesario para el trafico del CO.
mercio' Mr.. Grahame manifesto que
haria cuanto estuviese de su parte
para complacer los sef1ores delega-
do al misno tempo la comarca
de Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
DETEATRO

La cr6nica de teatro, ha de
ser hoy muy concisa. muy bre-
We. Tenemos demasiada teat1a.
Leria en- el BoLETIN. Una repli-
ca de Lahg Wtllo, Ell cronista
elegante; unos brochaxos dados
a la Chaves por Pebe Bloma, el
piadosisimo escritor, y esta re-
sefla que, en- gracia a la breve
dad y a la justicia que 1efeja,
puede hacerse tolerable.
Sinteticemos: Anoche ha sido
estrenada. en- San Juan, La NI-
TINA copla.
Ell milagro 10 ha hecho la Sc
florita Arregui.
I'm el teatro, Ocurre general
mente, que Ell artista que estre-
ia una obra ante I'm pdblico,
lleva una gran ventaja sobre
los que posteriormente Ia inter
pretan. Hay que borrar la pri-
mera impression, la imagen del
tipo hermoso 8 deforme, real 6
falso que encarno 8 representa-
sencillamente Ell artista que es-
tren6 la obra.
Els la lucha con el recuerdo,
la Comparacion, la odiosa, la
er rem1ga comparacion restadora
de ex1tos, cuando no los impo-
ne avasalladores y decisivos, Ell
talento supreme, el genio indis-
cutible.
Ell BzastLlo de anoche ha eclip.
sado a todos los anteriores Bza
slIIos que han desflado por
nuestra escena. Ha sido una
revelacion del personaje, una
creacl0n de la eninente artista
Casas, el graciosfsimo Casas
reverdecio sus laureles tan legi.
t1mamente ganados.
Su labor es superior a todo
encomio. Els Ell actor insusti-
tuible, Ell maestro.
Oyo merecidfsimos aplausos
ya ese homenaje tan merecidc
y tan bien ganado, no ha de fal
tar, no puede faltar este tribute
del cronista.
Muy bien la Aranguren, So
torra, Freixas, Real, Vidal, que
gusta mas cada noche, Martinez
y Sancho.
Y muy linda la sefiorita Cha
YES (Gonsuelo), por 81 acaso.
Domingo OrO2cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
El reSreso de Mr.. Brown
Ia VISTA DE UN PLEtTO

Aver regres6 de Ponce ell Asista at
Attorney Mr.. Brown, quien asisti6 CO.
mo informamos oportunamente, la
vista del pleito entabiado por ell seffora
Melaina Paitiei contra ell Ayunta mien-
to de Yauco, reclamando dafos per-
juicios por lesiones corporales sufridas
por la sefIora Mattel en- una caida en-
una zanja de una calle de aquella po-
blsci6n. Ell juez Mr.. Rodey despu6s
de oir las parties litigantes fall6 en- ia
vor del representante del Ayuntam mien.
to de Yauco, declarando sin lAgar la
demanda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
In hODlbre ahOrcadO


Aver sc encontro ahorcado de
I'm arbol en- ell barrio "Cupey"
de Rio Piedras, ell cadaver de
Pablo Diaz Velazquez, de ohcio
vendedor de galletas. Hace dfas
que Velazquez habfa desapare-
cido de su casa ignorandose su
paradero Ell sargento Sierra
que tuvo conocimiento del he
cho Sc persona en- Ell lugar del
suceso. ordenando ell levanta-
miento del cadaver. Tam bien
acudi0 ell juez de paz de aquella
jurisdiction. Sc cree que ell
suicidio de Velazquez Sc debe
a que el desgraCiado debia una
cantidad en- la tienda donde So
surtfa y no pudo satisfacerla.
tomando la desastrosa resolu-
ci6n que puso fin a la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21

Mufioz Rivera, y "speaker" que estr-
dian fundamentals de los petici6n
hecha-
Se acuerda pedir al departamento
del Interior d petici6n del seiior Wire
LA, los tecedentes references tras-
paso de contratos entire las companies
de e.sFerrocarriles" y Ponce R. Compa-
nfa, III Municipio de Rio Pidras. So
licita la demolicion del antique ediicio
llamado ola Convalecencia" para le~f
vantar un %Parque" en- el sitio que hoy
ocupa aqu6I
a las ga. 8 So levanto Ia session
para maflaaa las 5 y. ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
En- Ia Cdmara de DelegadoS
SESSION. DEL LUNES 20

a las s. II de 10 tarde Sc pasa lista
contestando Al delegados y queda cons
ttuida Ia Camara en- session. Sc lee y
aprueDa el acta anterior de ley y pc
tlclones pasando estas las respectivas
comlsiones y siendo tomadas en- consi-
deracion aquellas por la sola lectura
DE sus~ tftulos. Son enviados comi-
stones los proyectos de ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
In proyecto del Sr. Prdxedes

Ell sef1or Praxedes, delegado por
Guayama, estudia actuaImente un
proyecto de ley que muy en- breve
presentara 4 las Camaras Dicho
proyecto Sc refiere al trazado de la
carretera de Comerfo. Cree Ell sef1or
Praxedes que con cuatro cinco mil
dollars puede terminarse dicha carre-
terra que tendra por 10 menos, unos
ounce 8 veinte kil6metros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
BanQuete de Ia CtIOna ESpaioa

al banquete que ha de ee1ebrar In
Colonia Espafiola en- honor del Rev
de Espafla, tendra lugar ell jdeves AZ
de los corrientes en- el Parque Borin-
quen a las ocho de la noche. Para
facilitar la traslacion de los invitados
saldran carros electricos especialeS
de la estaci6n de la Marina las 7K
en- punto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
Amigos que Sc ausentan

Despues de algunos dfas de perma~
nencla en- San Juan con objeto de
as1stir la Asamb blea Unionista, han
salido hoy para Ponce nuestros ami
gos don Simon Moret, alcalde de
aquella ciudad y don Jacobo Tur,
distinguido ingeniero. Les desea~
mos in buen viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-21
JugadaS SOrprenlIdaS

En- ell barrio "Membrillo, jurisdic-
ci6n de Camuy, la policfa sorprendi6
una jugada al monte arrestando &
cuatro individuos
En- Caguas fueron sorprendidos iu-
gando q los dados, los individuos Ma.
nuel Flores, Eduardo Hernandez, "
German Medina, quienes han sido
denunciados ante la Corte Municipal.