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The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
OFFICERS AND SADDLES.
jefferson Davis and a joke He Did
Not Appreciate.

When Jefferson Davis was secretary
OF war he ordered all his generals to
learn to ride horseback. No finer horse
man than Jefferson Davis eve lived.
He won the love and hand of Zach
Taylor's daughter by his distinguished
presence I'm the saddle, as well as by
his ~intrepidity at the lannon's mouth.
When secretary of var he noticed that
only a few officers in the service were
capable horsemen and issued an order
something like this:
"a liberal reward will be paid to any
officer or private in the army who will
offer a satisfactory device for keeping
our soldiers from falling out Of their
saddles. Communications to the secre-
tary of war will he regarded as conf
DENTAL"
Captain George HoratiO Derby, one
Of the leading army engineers of his
day, used to write humorous and witty
stories owe the pen name of John
Phoenix. He received q copy OF Sec
rotary Davis order while improving
the harbor of San Diego. Cal.s.And I'm
biCuidtCiy " "aiuCu thC hIoot ihthi
cate and accurate designs Of his plan
for keeping officers and men In the
saddle. To the seat of each officers
pants" he attached a bull ring, and
another bull ring was attached to the
saddle. The two bull rings were to be
lashed together when the officer mount
ed his steed. "If that doesn't hold,
nothing WILL" wrote Phoenix to the
secretary. Davis was furious when he
got this proposition and Immediately
ordered that Captain Derby should be
court martialed for "oficial levity.'
The secretary felt that the army had
been dlsgraced and wanted Derby Sc
verely punished. One of his intimates
fastened to him. JEFF" he whispered,
III you order a court martial for this
little pleasantly Of John Phoenix, one
Of the salt OF the earth and immensely
popular I'm the army. you will be made
a laughingstock. The people will ridi'
cule you out of office. Just laugh II
Off" Davis took his advice.-New York
Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
OLSEN GIRL REPORTED FOUND
Missing Cti'd Said to Sc with Gypsy
Band at Angus. Neb.

Nelson, Neb., Jan. 2l.-lt Is report
ed that Lille Olsen, who disappeared
from her home at Resale, Neb., a
month ago, has been found with q
gypsy band at Angus, Neb.
Sheriff Jones, who visited the gypsy
camp at Angus, said he was not sure
the child is Lille Olsen. but believes
II Is possible. The gypsies offered no
objection when he had the little girls
picture taken. While none Of the band
was arrested. the sheriff will see that
they are not allowed to leave the
country until the girls identity Is
definitely known.
Lille Olsen disappeared from her
home nea Rosalic, In the northern
part Of the state, more than q month
ago. A careful search OF the whole
country was made by posses. under
the direction Of law %onicers, but with
out success, and the conclusion vas
reached that the girl had died Of ex.
posture. or been murdered and the
BODY hidden.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
SUPREME COURT MEETS
Number of Important Decisions to BE
Handed Down This Session.

Lincoln, Jan. 2l.-The supreme
court met, with Judge NJ. B. Reese
sitting with Judge Barnes rs chief
justice and Judge Letton. The court
has OF hand n lot of important de-
cisions and it may be that they will
be handed down at this sitting. Among
the opinions long since due are the fol.
lowing: The suit against the alleged
lumber trust, which vas in the hands
OF the court before the summer adj
iournment. This case is on the de.
cision Of Referee Post, both sides
Directing to his decision. The suit
against the express companies and the
mandamus suit against the state board
Of assessment to compel the board to
show just how it arrived at the valua-
ton Of the property OF the Union Pa
ciilc railroad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
MAN HUNT IN NEBRASKA
Posse 10 Chasing Assaiiant Of Young
Girl Near Curtis.

Lincoln, Jan. 21.-Lincoln police re
ccived u request from the town OF
Wellneet for. the Lincoln bloodhOunds
TO help run down a man VINO murder.
ously assaulted a young girl and left
her for dead.
Later advices from the scene are to
the effect that the fifteen-year.0ld
daughter Of George %Schickley, u farm
er six miles from Wellheet, while
alone in the home, was visited by an
unknown man, who criminally assault.
ed her IN then beat her owe the
head with a beer bottle. She regained
consciousness and was able to give n
description of the man. A posse Is
chasing him, and, 1t Is reported, Is
close to him near the town of Curtis.
The girl. who was at first thought dy-
ing, may eCover.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
SIsLEY TO FILE COMPLAINT
Petition Against Burlington Is Aimed
at All Nebraska Roads.

Lincoln, Jan. Estate Senator G.
A. Sibley of Frontier county notified
the state railway commission that he
would Monday file formal complaint
against the Burlington railroad on
the ground that its rates on grain are
eXorbitant and unreasonable, in that
they are greatly in excess of the rates
charged in Iowa and Kansas. His pc.
tition has been completed, ready for
fling. The complaint is aimed at all
Nebraska roads, but the Burlington
alone Is specified for the reason that It
is expected the other roads will Join
in the issue. II necessary. 1t will be
amended to include all. Senator Sib.
ley swears to the complaint as a farm.
er and shipper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
BRYAN MEETS Committeeman
Are on Way to Denve to Arrange for
National, Convention.

Lincoln, Jan. GOV. j. Bryan met
the subcommittee OF the Democratic
national committee at the Rock Island
depot in this city. Those in the party
were: Thomas Taggart, chairman. Of
Indiana; Norman G. Mack of Buffalo,
TRY Woodson of Kentucky. Roger Sui
liyan Of Chicago and James c. Dahl.
man of Omaha
The committeeman had requested
NJ. Bryan to meet them. Roger Sui
fiyan said to Mr.. Bryan. as he grasped
his hand. You need have no fear
from us; we are all for YOU" The
committeeman are on the way to Den.
YER to orange for the national conven'
tor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
Chicago Has $4,000 Fire.

Chicago, Jan. 18.--Property valued
at more than $750,00O was destroyed
by fire. which started in a six-story
brick building. at 1929 Market street.
The flames originated in the third
story of the structure, which was oc-
cupied by Mcneil & Higgins. whole
sale grocers. Several firemen were
slightly injured in fighting the blaze.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
visscher Is Bound Over.

Omaha. Jan. 21.-The case of Colo
mel william l.. Visscher, who shot Pc.
liceman Peter Dillon Jan. IL, and is
charged with assault with intent to
wound, was taken up in police court.
The defendant pleaded not guilty.
waived preliminary examination and
was bound over to the district court
under 81, 500 bond, the same as the
bail on which he has been free since
the assault.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
Negro Hanged to a Tree and Shot, Cut
Down, Still Alive.

Dothan, Ala, Jan. 21.-The negro.
Grover Franklin, who a taken away
from Sheriff Butler and his deputies
and hanged to a tree, is again in the
hands of the law and stands a chance
for recovery. The mob was so closely
followed by the officers and law abiding
citizens determined IL possible to avert
the lynching that they did not have
time to get their victim outside the
corporate limits and hurriedly string
ing him up to the first tree and think
ing they had riddled him with bullets,
fed. On the arrival of the officers
the negro was still alive and was i'm
mediately cut down and placed in the
county jail. 1t Is thought he will re.
over.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
Three DAYS for Charities.

Omaha, Jan. 20.--The eleventh an
nual session of the Nebraska confer
ence Of charities and corrections will
be held in Omaha for three days, Jan.
1928 inclusive, at the Rome hotel.
The meeting gives promise of being
one of the most important yet held by
the association. with many distin.
guished citizens of Nebraska and 9th.
er states participating.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
New Vein Of Coal at Peru. Neb.

Peru. Neb., Jan. ia new coal
mine has been discovered on the farm
of Daniel Cole, four miles west of this
city. The vein, which is a promising
one, Is supposed to be an outcropping
OF the anne vein which has proven so
profitable to the Of the mine
southeast OF town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
Black Eyes.

Miffkins-It Is said that aggressive,
impulsive people usually have black
eyes. BifEins-That's right. IL they
haven't got them at first they get them
later,-Exchange.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
Death Of Richest Indian.

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 21.-James Big
Heart. ex-chief of the Usage Indians.
who. II is claimed, was the richest
Indian in the United States, Is dead of
paralysis at his home in the Usage
reservation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
Louis Glass ~ with Pneumonia.

San Francisco. Jan. 20.-Louis
Glass, former vice president and gen.
eral manager Of the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph company.
who was recently convicted of bribery
and sentenced to five years imprison-
ment. was transferred from the county
Jail to the Lane hospital. he being
quite Ill with pneumonia.
Ncprasxa Woman Recovering.
Chicago. Jan. 21.-Mrs. Ruby Pish.
Yak, who was shot by Brockett, has
recovered sufficiently to leave the hos
pital with her father, John Furnas,
son of the late Ex-Governor r. w. Fur
mas of Nebraska.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
AUSTRIA.

Herr Emanuel Baumgarten died in
Vienna in his eighty-frst year He
had for many years taken an active
part in the affairs of the Jewish com
munity as IA member of its Executive
and School Board. But he had Il
wider reputation as a litterateur. his
principal work being a translation OF
Bachya s Duties of the Heart. lie
was awarded the Gold Cross of Merit
with the Crown in 1866. in recogni-
ton of the care he bestowed on
wounded soldiers in the campaign OF
that year.
On May 18th deputation of jew
ish Nationalist students at the Uni
versity of Vienna waited on the Rec
tor and expressed to him the thanks
of the body they represented for his
timely and just intervention for the
protection of university freedom and
the freedom of learning. for which
the Jewish Nationalists. regardless OF
political motives or of ma jorities. had
pleaded.
The Emperor-King has conferred
on Rabbi DR.. Weiss of Esztergom
Hungary) the Gold Cross of Merit
in appreciation of his intense public
activity.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
NEW YORK.

The valuable Lazarus scholarship
for mural painting. which continues
for three years. is open to competi-
ton again this year. Previous win
ner., have been A. T. Schwartz. Rob
crt X. Ryland and George Breck. The
scholarship was founded as mem
orial to Jacob II. Lazarus. the noted
painter. in 1896. In that year there
was presented to the Metropolitan
Museum of Art by Mrs. Amelia b.
Lazarus and Miss Amelia Lazarus. "A
fund amounting to $24 900 to found
this scholarship for the study OF
mural painting. The income to be
thus applied is 81 900 year for three
years over and above the travelling ex-
penses to and from Rome. which are
also paid from the fund. Founded
originally i'm connection with the mu-
scum S school of art. the scholarship
has since the discontinuance of that
school been ministered by commit
tee of artists in cooperation with the
trustees of the museum. The compe-
tition for the scholarship will be held
this year i'm the National Academy of
Design. beginning October 25th, and
is opened to any unmarried male citi-
zen of the United States.
A new organization. the National
Society of Patriotic Women of Am
erica, have started movement to
study the conditions of immigrants at
Ellis Island. Glasses among the i'm
migrant children are to be started.
with paid teachers. and instruction is
to be given in practical patriotism.
They will be enlightened also as to
their civic duties and privileges. Mrs.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19

\. Taylor Phillips, who is well known
in social and philanthropic circles
here, is one of the officers of the new
society. The meetings are to be held
weekly at the Waldorf Astoria, and
the interest of many prominent per-
sons has been enlisted. Although the
Education Alliance includes in its
educational course instruction as to
civic responsibilities. this is the first
effort that has been made to maintain
classes in this subject only.
A compilation of the student at
tendance at New York University this
term shows Il large proportion of jew
ish graduates. These can be classified
into two major groups. one in which
the regular college degrees are sought
or made the basis for ost-graduatc
work. the other in which the purely
technical training follows on the heels
of the high school. The latter group
includes at present the law and med
zeal groups. Among the special prize
winners at the college this year are
Jacob \. Bernstein. of Mount Vernon.
y. Y. who was ii winner of the Fac
ulty Examination Prize. The prizes
in the evening law divisions were car
ried off by Leopold Spitz and Leopold
Rosenberg. both of this city. The only
degree of Master of Commercial Sci
ence conferred by the university was
captured by Miss l.. Grecndlinger.
Among the recipients of degree of
Master in Art were Josephine +. No
paniewicz. p. l.. Lipshitz. Olga Marx.
j. b. Goldstein. \. Bauman and NJ.
|. Rosenhaus. and degree of Doctor
of Pedagog was given to II. j. Son
ncnberg. The degree of Bachelor OF
Laws was conferred upon seventy
Jewish students: there were fifty-onc
Jewish recipients of the degree of
Doctor of Medicine.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19

In point of fact the title of Count
was conferred on Lazarus Henckel, a
Vienna money-broker, by the Arch
duke Ferdinand Charles towards the
latter part of the seventeenth cen
tury. The patent of nobility bestow-
ed plainly stated that it was confer
red for value received, and when it
was presented to the Herald Office at
Vienna it did not receive recognition
The matter was brought to the notice
of the Emperor of Austria and he is
sued patent of nobility in favor of
Count Lazarus, thus raising the llenc-
kels to the dignity of Counts of Aus
tria. Guido Henckel Won DOnner-
smarck, the present Prince, is one of
the largest landholders in Germany
and has genius for finance. His ad-
vice in financial matters is eagerly
sought. not only by his personal
friends. but by the large banking cor.
porations of Germany and even by
the German secretary to the treas
ury-Canadian Tribune.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
The Kaiser Claims Jewish
h Descent

The Almanach de Gotha. that rec
ognized authority on the nobility and
their ancestry. has on its list of honor
the name of Prince IIenckcl Won Don
ncrSmarck. The title of Prince was
conferred on Count Won Donncr-
smarck by the Kaiser. and thereupoE
the inevitable mischief-maker. some
one of the Count s enemies. was To
the fore with the statement that the
ancestry given in the Almanach de
Gotha was tissue of lies. and that
the earliest known ancestor of the
Prince was II Jewish mOney-lender
who practically. bought his title.
There is II sufficient sllbstratum of
truth i'm this statement to render it
mischievous. and its promulgator
thought to do the Prince serious in
jury with the Kaiser. The Kaiser.
however. with all his little vagaries,
has shrewd fund of common sense.
and when the report was carried to
him he made it quite clear that he was
well acquainted with the antecedents
of Prince Henckel. and that the Prus-
sian Herald Office knew all about his
ancestry before he was raised to the
Princely dignity The Kaiser added
the following remarkable words :
"Why should not the descendant of
Il Jew be made a prince? | am des-
cended from King David. and so is
my uncle of England. and neither of
us is ashamed of the fact. That
Henckel is not ashamed of his descent
he has proved by naming his oldest
son Lazarus.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
ENGLAND.

The death of DR.. Albert LOwey has
removed one of the most eminent
British Jewish scholars. DR.. LOwey
was not only one of the most eminent
Jewish scholars in England but was
one of the post prominent figures OF
Israel throughout the world. The de-
ceased. who was ninety-one years old.
devoted his energies to promulgatine
the ideals of Judaism.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
RICHMOND. VA.

Rabbi +. \. Calisch. minister of
Beth Ahabah Congregation of Rich
mond. Va. received information to
the effect that his thesis for the degree
of doctor of philosophy has been ac-
cepted by the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. DR.. Calisch s sub
iect was "The Jew in English Liter
ature. as Author and as Subject.
The paper was prepared with the ut
most care. and was completed after
four years devotion and patient
study. DR.. Calisch will go to London
to complete certain references. which
are to be found only in the British;
Museum. The paper. covering about
400 pages. will be published in book
form in the autumn.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
WINNIPEG.

An interesting event took place in
Winnipeg in March last. when Miss
Sarah Rebecca Livinson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Livinson. was united
in marriage to Mr.. j. S. Gabriel. all
of Montreal The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. X. Levin. B.A.. at
Sha 'arey Shomayim Synagogue. as
sisted by Cantor S. Goldstein. Mr..
and Mrs. Levy and Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Lcvinson supported the bridal pair.
under the chuppah. Mr.. f. r. Livin-
son. BEL. acted as groomsman. and
Miss Annie Levy was maid of honor.
\ reception to mark the occasion was
held at the home of Mrs. Levy. OF
Alexandra avenue.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
4merican and Foreign $ewrV

A month ago Commercial Privy
Councillor Ludwig Max Goldberger
completed his sixtieth year. AS IL
nancier he stands high in Berlin, and
the esteem in which he is held by the
Emperor was evidenced not long ago
when he received the Order of the Red
Eagle. Second Class, very rare dis
tinction. Far beyond the frontiers OF
Germany Herr Goldberger is known
by his book. "Das Land der unbc-
grentzen Moglichkeiten" C'The Land
of Unlimited Possibilities ~, whicl.
secured for him the important posi-
ton he now holds of President OF the
Permanent Exhibition Committee.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
GERMANY.

From the report of the Union of
Jewish Congregations in East Prus-
sia it appears that the salaries of a
third of the teachers of religion and
synagogue officials in those congrega-
tiOns do not amount to 200 marks
$500 year. The report does not
state the number comprised in this
third. or how many receive less than
1000 marks.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
BOSTON.

Park Street Church is now the
scene of a convention which is unique
in that it represents new idea in
the attempt to convert the Jews. The
idea of the Hebrew Messianic SOci-
ETY. is to erect synagog for the Jews
where the Mosaic ritual will prevail,
but with the addition of Christ.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

The Jewish Religious Education
Association of Ohio is the title chosen
for the new organization which was
effected in Cleveland, composed OF
Sabbath school teachers and rabbis OF
the State. Rabbi Moses j. Cries was
elected president.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-19
CHICAGO. ILL.

Congregation Emanuel Of Chicago
has elected Rabbi Felix Levy. Rabbi
Levy was graduated from the Hebrew
Union College last year and went to
Rochester, n. Y. as assistant to DR..
Max Landsberg of Birth kodesh
Congregation.
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GIRCULO SOCIAL
Constituido en- Sa-
bana Crande.
en- Viaie para Ia montana.
Maria Lulsl VIlOIlD, Presentation eaTtll J BIan'
quItN MlIaTOt.
{ De maestro eorresponsaI. }

Juuio 26.-Bpj Ia pEenidsncia del doc
tor don F6 tx Tl6 ha qusdano Constitufds
lR diFsctivR del casino CfFCulo Social de
la Cusl sen vocRlss don Hip6lito Garcia,
don j. r GAztRmbide Buaig6, don Manuel
Maria DSvila, don Juan Gotta don
AlejsndFO GaEciO; Risndo BsCFetaTio don
Emilio I. Garcia y tsBorsro don Julio r.
Cantillc.
Ed do egpeEaF que, con tan disEDgui60B
y preBGgioBoB caballeroB, 6Bte csntTo social
tsDgs vida pEopi0, dado 81 sntuBiasmo que
FsinR On 0llos , quienSB, psF BuB iniCiA'
tiysB en- pro de diCho CfrCulo fsliCitRmoB
sincOFamGnte.
-SP Gncuentra grRVement0 0DfeRmR 10
apReciAble ge1ors Clotild0 Gaztambid0,
viudR dc CoEt6l, por ouya mojOEfa hsCemoB
feFvientes votes.
=Ha aalido para LRFes donde paSaFE
una tempoFRda acompafisda de Is monf.
SimR nina Maria LuiBR Vil0lla, lR bellfai'
ma Presentation Garcia q quien caTinoga-
mepts lIamamoH Eonita.
T0mbi6n las acompafiS Ia diatinguida
pFofe5OTa de Iugl6I = Himp6tica Hefiorits
Blanquita MRlRTet Les doseRmoB to-
dRs muy gEatRs impresioneE, pFonto FegF0'
90 un deliCioBo attractive visje.
-AIgunRB sefoTag de eBtA IoCRlidsd y
eAts CoRFsBponsRl, no son psrtidAriOB de las
eIcuelaH biGexualeB, y, deGde luPgO, splau'
den Ia CampRfis que haCe an diaEio de San
Juan. en- eBa gentido.
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buen 6xito de IR obrR.
'.Un punto de BumR impoFtRncia eB que
no debe haber interruption, por vROaCiO'
mes, en- la engefiRnzR de Loo nifoB on el
hRbla y lengusje. NoBotEoE no tuvimos
ningunS durantV al periodic de 81 adquiBi.
Ci6n, y elias tsmpoC0 deben de tenerls Si
lR onEen 8nEa hR dc dRE el FegUltRd0 que
noR pEopohemoB aICanzaE.
'Otro 'fobst6Culo" on sl de trRtaF de
comunioaE ideas 81 CerebFo del nifo poF
gestos 8 Cualquier otEo movimiento, sxcsp-
TO Is palabFR.
"Una 'ayuda" indispensable % lR en-.
Be1apsA del hAbls = 81 lenguojo de CadR
dia en- guceai6n natural.
"Ls enBefiAnga dc IL eBCrituTa sntsB que
ell niio Bepa expreBarBs bieD, 10 Sufcisnte
para que no pTefeEa la eacrituFa & la pa.
labYa, sn an ''obst6culo'. En- nuestTa
Casa vivimoB con los nifioB comemog con
oIlog, 10 Cusl ofFec8 ContinuRmGnte opoEtu-
nidadeB para lR ConveTGRCi6n. Por %.
pueBto, loB nifoB apFenden los miBmoI
juegoB que otroB min % iuegGD. Los pre-
psFRmoB para que puedRn entFaF On lRG
sscuelaH de ni1og que oyeu poTque cree
mos que la educaci6n que viene con Ia
agoCiRCi6n de 6StoB 60 tan impoEtRnte on
30 preparation para Ia vida On el mundo
de los que oyen como son los eBtudioB eB
coIa1eR. Este comps II ,riamo eg igualmen
te impoTtRntO mss tRrde ell eBtudiRF sui
paBionsF.
(Vssue Ia a6ioSSn 1o ra6.noN
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La architecture en- la America latina.

Ed impoEtanto nOtar que on Ol TsConoci'
misnto-CRdA vOz mas evidente-da las
buanas condolences exiAtentG1 On Ia Anne
rica Latina, ne RdvieEtO Ia tend0ncia &
aprsCiar 10 que us eat6 hAciendo en- Les
pEincipalss ciudadeB de aqueIlR pArts del
muudo On 81 aentidO de meiOrRB munioipR-
lea aFquit0Ct6nicaS En- la noche del
martes rs do mayo, sl senior AEbert Kel.
usy, uno dc los ATquiteCton del nusvo odf'
Cio dc ID Ofoina international de Las Rs
pibliCas ameEicRnsH, pTOnunci6 I'm intere'
1snto disCuEso sObrs dicho temR ante 81
Club Arouitect6nico de Warrington, = du'
Fanto % diuCurno pulO dc relieve suB aEgu'
maDtog nor medic de eXCelentag rePFessn
thcioner. A les ConsidsTacioneH del seior
Kelney 90 lea conuagT6 mayor atenci6n poE
q hocho dc que aCsbR de regreSar de IN
viai0 Cuba J Mexico, donds tuyo eco'
ai6n de eStudiGr 81 deBAErollo aEquiteCt6ni'
Co Al raIaci6n CON variaS ideas que 90 pro-
pOns ponor o. pEkCticR en CuantO 81 aeA'
bnmiSnto del nusvo local de 10 Odcina.
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(V6sse ia sdici6n de msfisns. }

ATENCION! "Lg Nueva PRriaienss"
San Francisco ntimsro so. SombEsroB de
EGfioFaB, BtfioFitaH nifias 6ltimag novedR'
deV, eatR casa Be hR traBladsdo an local
mayor en- San Francisco so donde realizs
preoioB muy bAFatos BombEeEog RdoEnA'
dos de Wfiorag, BefiOritaB y nifisg dsBde SO
csntavoB 5 y $6 uno, los hay de todon
colores para todoB los guBtoB. 15 v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-29

AVIsO. -DsBsamoG yer poT ostaG Of
CiraG 81 .efloE jose OtsFo Mslsndez. Gene
Fsl ComiS1ion MRrchsnt , Manufacturers
Agent, pREp notifcaRls IN Gaunto que l0
intaEa.a. P.
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Sc ALQUILAN los bsjoG de ana cara
on 10 Oalle de la FoItalezs On Bitio C6ntEiCo
para cicinRa dep6Gito de meEcRncfaU, in
formar6n OEistu % altos. Tvs