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Gcrciniatc Sdngrr bon Baltimore.


Sauptqilortier: n@ermauia MGn.
nerdor . Solle;" Yrdlibcnt Senrp
SbomoS; corrciponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoIlirenber SefretGr pro tenn. q.
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berger. 8%criammluns icoen 6peiten
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Garolus. .
~ n@ermania.W 0nncrd)or."
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neritags - Girieent: 2beobor Senl.
berger.
rp8roblinn."
SuuptQuarticr: Srobiinn Saae,
Ir. 1000, Sreberid gpenue. Sing.
Ir. TIC, Noro.Y aca.S trabe, cling.
%itunbe: Mittipods - 9irisent: Sobn
u. 8lein.
rarbeiter. Wdnnerdor." j.,
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Gr. SD, Sanoueritrabe. Singitunoe:
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lumet.
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1122, Soriorb.@ pcnue. Singitunoe:
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~2ocuit.F oint'M dnncr6or."
Sauptqllarticr: 3mider's SaIle,
Ode Guba/ uno anorcitrabe. Sing.
itunbe: Wittwot Iben0S 8 lbr -
9iriacnt: Srbert 3riippeI.
rIrbeitcr. 2iroertafel."
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Stripped.
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9irigent: guguit Sdneioer.
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Sale, Ger. t92t-1023, Orleans.
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flag abenO = 9irigent q. @. BOIL.
mann.
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uno @oligbItrobc, Si9blan0toipn.
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Geo. ". Yoblnann.
,NeIooie."
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gde 2oipitrabe uno 9cIair- Ntarft.
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tags = 9irigent: Sobn u. alein.
,arion."
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Souptquortier: Erott. nnb 8. Str,
Sigblanbtopn. Singitunbe: Glen.
flags = Girigent Geo. 8. Yobl=
mann.
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TcrcinS Galcnber.

@ddcr-@ eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Ercf. 3. 9arollis.
Saliptqiiartier Sobn abrs Saae,
Mr. 40S, @eIt.2 erinaton.S traBe. Sc.
ben Samitag abenb, NIT gusnabme
bcS orittcn SamItags i'm Dtonat,
Singitunoe. (April7-1S)
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$4,000. gu perfamfcn: $4,000.

Seite neuen, moperncn 5lpci11ud1sen Sdufcr
sltseTic nno 'yusetie. gfrabe s'i mi alien ,moper.
ilen SinribtIin9en; eemcntirtc 8eIler, Suf uno
4rottoirs. emniIlirie Ruoeipanncn uitb aiidber'
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ftcircn geptlaficrt. Sic miifiei gefebeiI iperoen,
I'M iie idGben 81 fornen.
0lar ncbnte Satrnolnt : Gbenue $ gSaaeols.
Sebr lei6te @coinguneen. BUR Snfpefiion idg,
lib irb Sonntnge often. glaenten am 9,Inte.
Srunornietbe $4,000 - fehsutooreibig Collars
pro Sabr.
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(W2at18-) Nuuuuterncbmer.
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8anag1cr, Der Vaumciitcr,
GOO slud. Wuro.aafepsub.st ue nue.

GOO Wfud, Worb'YafepoOb sWbt MT.
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SG Uerfauien.
$3.50 = Sir eincs iener prafiprucn Sdli'
fer nabe Vniierion' 4nrf, gir. 20. %, % etc,
Tpro.SaresGtra Gemeutirte 9roiipirc, sci.
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Ho9gen. 3niubr 800 Vnld)el;
aus Den Glcpntoren 5uriid1c5o8cn
III 9uidel; Glcpntorcnporrotb 1862
9liid)el.
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Baltimore Morftbrridtc.

Baltimore, IA. Suli 1908.
Wcbl. ~ 3uiubr $3.50 61iier,
cinihIicbIid) ,ll97 6Giicr 5n 2ocult'
Eoint mo i0S 6Giicr 5u CAUTION.
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Bcrfaufe anf Der bieiigen gifrftss'
borie.
FIRST CALL
FIRST CALL.

80 Gonf Cotton Gud Fio. ......,.. -
$4,000 9iorfoIf M 1t. 2isbt Scr. ........ OH
220 Souiton Gil o.. ............... 81
100 Souiton Oil 81. ............... IA
9 9oufion Gil o.. ................ =
$500 llnitco RbS 5uno tserip) ..,.... I'M
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500 lluiteO IBIS 5uuoiue 5er....... TIN
$iiOO llnitco Rms JnitOins 5er....... 10
20 Ulerconiile Z II. E.............11s
$1,000 Gcobooro 3'idbr Scr ......... Ola
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$1,000 8'8'S icr 40.
$4,000 @'DsS Ter 10
$1,000 llntieo Np9 Stnf ............. 52x
$4,000 llniteb Jlbs Giuf .............. 52l4
$1,000 " "a Central Nr ...........t 1921
$1,000 Ga. Car II. Nor Ser ......... 1909
8 Conf Cotton Gud gom. ........ Z
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Spct1 .12ltte)
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GtabIirt 1925.
G0nloliDate0 Qoan 60.
Wurb. Wnns Strahc.

Gin erobcS gilortimcnt beriauencr 9inmnlt'
fduf, nod inter buIhem apiteHpreiS. ySir acbcn
nab mic Dor libcrulc NdrIcbcn anf ollie gScrib'
acpenitdnoe. ScitcrsSiigan8 6nm Frtpui III
reuu.
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VaTe snr Mriie in's AnsIanb &c.
iorst 6. Saline, 0r. Alb, Ci.Yalti.
mureitraRe, maize Gnitom Souie Ase.
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SECOND CALL.

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$4,000 Htldutic 6 g Conf 4er. ......... 9th
$4,000 llnitco NuiIiuabs I. 4er. ......... sG%
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800 llniteS Rps 5unoine (Scrip) 49,. TN
100 Soufton Oil Rfo .............. 40
20 Conf Cotton Sucf pfo. ........ 2ih
10 Gonf Cotton Sucf Bfo......... %
$t2O0O @-NsS 4er D.. ............... 10
$4,000 Cotton Nucf ser .............. TN
$1,000 Cotton 7hd ser .............. TIN
$40 llnitcO ADS 5itnOtua (Scrtp) 30. TIN
$4,000 lluiicO n 6 G IL. y iIksr ....... ON
IL eofitcn Oil ............... 8
t2b Conf 9cttcr Guet Gcm ........ Bh
Is ecnbrnrO 60 Com ............. ON
/ &iprtbcrn Central e. ........... 0oL
30 NortberI Central =. . ........... 90h
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3 gder $3.50; 3 Tdcr $500: IN gGcr $3.50;
As gdcr $4,000; 10 gdcr $3250. sluf etIidcil
bicicr Elaee ficbcil Sbiibiume. Sier5ip Wiinu'
ten nubri Der cIeftrifhe gnbn bon Baltimore
mn iilnf Minlien 81 5nb bon OCT Station mad,
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ilntcr lcidicn 2abluuosbenDIaunacu pcrfaufer.
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niibcrcn @cbduIittcitcn, 5u $4,000.
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$4,000 Cotton 9uet ser =. .......... TIN
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$1,000 rlniteo MuilpabS 4er .......... sG5s
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Raj s. 3uiibr 1898 Nuldel;
Tcrianot bon 0clt Glepatorcn 22S9
9uihcl; glcpotorcn . &orrotb 100.
2S3 Uuidcl.
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id)el; aus ocn Glcpotorcn 5uriidge5os
gen 9it6 VllihcI; Glcuotorcnporrntb
93,563 9uidcl.
Seutigc ShluBroie:
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17
OKLAHOMA DELEGATION MEETS
Members Of Congress to Present Views
to Secretary Garfield and Indian
Affairs Committee.

Washington, d G.. Dec. l6.-Ail the
members OF the Oklahc ma delegation
except Mr.. Mcclure held a meeting to
consider legislative matters OF Interest
20 the Indians OF that state They
concluded that the law providing that
Commissioner %rights office become
extinct on July l ought to be allowed
notwithstanding the protest of the
Commissioner that Il will be imDossi
PIE 20 dispose OF tbe business by then
The Oklahoma representatives viii
present their view OF the matter tc
Secretary Garfield and the indian Al
fairs mmittee.
The delegation also authorized Sen
atar Owen so write the Secretary re
qnesiing that test cases be tried al
once 20 determine the s0undness OF the
20, 900 suits fled TO set aside land
leeds.
Mr.. Ferris was Instructed to draw Z
bin providing for the sale I an lands
Ia the old Oklahoma reservations. ex
cepi homesteads. the money 10 be ap
Piled 70 lhe Improvement OF the home
stcads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17
MORAL SURROUNDINGS.

Parents when selecting a school for
their n ca daughter TO attend, or
yOung men AID women depending up.
IN their own judgment In the selection
II a school. should take into careful
consideration the moral surr undings
IN which they will be placed while at
tending the school. The Capital City
Business College of Guthrie, Okla. Is
located In n moral city and Is opened
zach morning with appropriate e1er
Uses for the strengthening r the moral
character of every stude { In attend
ance. Appropriate lectures are made
by competent people upon the import
ance OF honesty, truthfnlness and faii
lealing, along with the knowledge oi
30, kkeeping, business Training, Short
hand. and Typewriting; lectures os
manners, habits and demands of the
best business offices are also given
These morning exercises are made In
,erestlng. inspiring and encouraging
They cause our student body to dc
terinine 10 be honest, to be upright
&C. be broad minded, and above all
ladies' and gentlemen who viii make
desirable citizens. A business educa
ton without the proper moral training
Is failure, yet there is not anothe
business college in the state tina
spends five minutes on the moral train
ing of It's students.
Our references are the ministers 0
the various churches II this city, ais
The leading business men. Read on
l6S page. beautifully illustrated cata
log thru carefully and obtain flll par
ticulars. II costs no more TO plac
your son or daughter in business col
lege conducted alcng broad and pro
gressive lines than 1t does To piac
them in one that Is simply giving
smattering OF bookkeeping and short
hand without any moral training OF
the higher ideals of business life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17

one reas n or another busied them
selves with this affair and sought to
make capital out OF Il. speak thefe
fore as their friend when / say that no
greater misfortune has happened 20
tlem in late years than this effort to
make race issue out Of case (
military, discipline "a h
4 Sell-sSlss.ted qbampidRs OF spse soA
di4f iln'tvar OPS parts ioa theseountry
soligif. Ne said, not rfedhality before
The law. but for special treatment &c
the Brownsville soldiers on the ground
OF race AS friend OF the negro race
I deplore the agitation which bad this
end, in view he said. these soldiers
3re entitled to the same lreatment as
soldiers and ciiizens t3at white men
" uld be entitled 10. mother more nor
sess4 He deplored any appeal to sym
pahy for criminals wn;cn be- said has
become the fashion OF the time. III
Action I'm this matter Is TO be deter
mined by sympathy. he said. his sym
Dathy would not go TO the men who did
the sleotinR but to the harmless boy
who was killed. to the lieutenant Of
police dangerously wounded and IN
Jared for life In the performance Of
his duty and to the women and Guild
ren. covering on the fl-or while bull
lets crashed through the thin walls of
their dwellings. Brushing aside the
question of sympat1y he wished exact
Justice so Tar as II could be attained
The crime Of these men was made
greater because they were United
States soldiers employed for the pro.
tecti n OF the people.
He favored the Warner bin which
allows the President 20 restore the In
nocent to the army whenever he is
satisfied that any Of them were blame
less. He condemned the Foraker bill
whlch he said attempts to force back
| into the army not My innocent men
but men who we're guilty OF serious
crime. He made an exhaustive argu-
ment on the unconstitutlonality of the
Foraker bin which obllges the Presi-
| dent 10 reenlist these soldiers whether
he thinks they ug4lt TO be reenllsted
or not. Such an act would be an en-
eroac1ment upon the constitutions
rights OF the President. II would be
subgersive OF discipline in the army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17

Go to the Opening OF Monarcl
Billiard Hall In lone Hotel tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17

tion. tho Anti-saloon league IS inter-
ested in keeping the general legisla-
ton II now has, and will be before the
legislature to lhwart the attempt OF
the Sons OF Washington for rcsub.
mission OF the prohibition question.
The Sons hold a meeting In Oklaho-
ma City Feb 22, Washington's birth
day. when the movement proper fer
resubmIssion win be launched. Fall
ing before the legislature, the Sons
viii circulate a petition 70 initiate a
constitutional amendment. They
want the question placed before the
people at special election without
the possibility OF damage from other
matters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17
CHRISTMAS TREES IN MUNICH.
An Avenue Became a Fairy Forest 4
a Single Night.

From the Traveller Magazine
Five mornings before the great
day one wakens to find the broad
avenue below ones window a mass
OF tree tops. Serrled ranks OF pine
rees, fastened on squares Of wood
and standing up straight and proud,
line the sidew ks as far as the eye
can reach Like the proyerblal
fairy forest, It has sprung up IN a
single night.
The sale OF the Christbaume, as
the Germans eall them, is presided
over by ruddy faced peasant women
who In spite OF tae biting cold look
As II they enjoyed their employment
Perhaps no better example could be
cited a what heavy manual labor
serman women are capable OF per
forming. Women assist in the fell
ing OF these trees in their farof
mountain bones; women cart them
TO town, where, after mailing then
% blocks. piling them together al
night and rearranging them in al
ppIig1t D sition each dayhreak one
ble3ssnt task on a bitter Decembei
morning. women Will finally dc
diver ssash fanq every one at ~
house Of 10 prfchaser Labor an,
time are reckoned cheapy By the poo
! In Bavaria. for after a consider
able expense OF both the part O
these interchangeable creatures on'
may purchase seyenfoot specl
men Of their wSies Tor about twely
cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17
ANTLsALooN LEAauE BOARD.
Will Meet City When Supreme Court
Decides plspensary Case.

Another meeting OF the Anti-Saloon
Leagues advisory board will be held
in Oklahoma City as soon as the SUI
preme court decides the State dispen-
sary question. now before II on appeal
and recently handled by the Logan
County District court The lower
court held that life on death OF the
State agency was not submitted TO the
people at the November election. but
merely whether Il should become a
part OF the Constitution, and the eN'
tension OF the local agency system q
smaller towns under direction OF the
governor and the stats superintendent
In the event the Supreme courts
holding Is adverse 10 the District court
opini d. the league will probably las
plans for a new LAM, hut should its
contentian-that the dispensary still
iives-be sustained, the leagues at
yention win be directed 10 preventing
repeal OF the system by the legisla
tire. Those unlriendly TO the system
insist the legislature viii refuse q
make an appropriation f-r its main
tenance. and that Il is not unlikely an
attempt will be made to wipe oui See
lions ! aud 2 OF the Dillups law lear
| ing nothing but the enforcement .irn
of he state Operating under consillu
tlonal nr hAhiilon.
In addition 10 The dispensafy sitna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17

Most disfiguring skin eruptions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes. etc. are due
to Impure blood Burdock Blood Bit
,ers is cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you olear-eyed, clear-brained, clear.
skinned,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17
CHANGE:
WELCOMES
I HUGHES
PROBE:

New York. Dec i7.-The commits
sion appointed by Governor Charles
f. Hughes to inquire into conditions
in Wall street and to rep,rt to him
what laws, il any. in its opinion. are
necessary to further regulate trading
in the securities markets will begin its
task almost Immediately.
Horace White. the author aud edi-
tor of this city. VINO Is to act as chair.
man of the committee, announced to.
day that he would call his eight ass5.
ciates together for the purpose of or
ganization not later than Friday
Mr.. White said today that the com
mittee euld seek information and ad
vice from the leading bankers and
brokers operating on the Stock ex.
change. and would consider their views
IN the matter OF any remedial legisla
ton TO be recommended. TIE com
mittee also win make an independent
and perhaps individual inquiry into
Wall street conditions from the stand.
points of the trader and the public.
Stock Exchange to Help.
II Is believed the committee will tly
| 10 submit its report to Governor
Hughes in time for him to embody any
recommendations that uiay follow in a
| special message 10 tl1S legislature,
which conyenes January.1
| Governor Hughes asked the legisll,
| tire last winter to appoint a Wall
street investigating committee, but
bills embodying the suggestion were
ycted down in committees OF both
houses. ff
''rle action of the governor has been
most favorably received by our mem.
bers," said Ransom II. Thomas, presi.
! dent OF the Stock exchange. today, ia
discussing the new c mmission. "The
high character of the commission is
most reassnring. OF course, we shall
offer il every facility
a member of the governing board
OF the exchange caid:
1t win not take the governcr's
commission long to see that we are
ready TO meet them aalf way. We
realize that something ought to he
done to remove certain erroneous i'm
presslons which now exist in the minds
of many people regarding Wall street
We hope to show that the Stock ex
change Is essentially the refuge OF the
investor, MT the speeulator"
Welcomed by Wall Street. :
Former Supreme Court Justice
David Ieayentritt. who is one OF t.,
committee appointed by the governor
Is member OF the Consolidated stool
exchange, although he seldom did any
trading. He is one OF the inactive
members OF the Consolidated. VIII,
joined the exchange many years ago
among the number being j. hn II
Arohbold H. II. Rogers, A. n. Bradl
and William Nelson Cromwell
Charles H. Badeau. president of t2'
Consolidated Stock exchange. said re
garding the action OF Governor hughes
THE investigation ccmmitlee an
pointed by the governor will be wei
coined by all Wall street. The eS
changes stand for honest trading, aiii
since the anti-bucket shop laws, adopt
ed under Governor Hugkes's admins
tration have been in opatetioh, dish n
, est concerns having no exchange con
neetlons are dropping out"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17

Why pay more-when you can get,
not only 80 fine large cups of Dr.
Shops Health Coffee from a 25e. pack
age-but a Coupon on a 25c silvered
"No-Drip" Coffee Stralner besides?
Look for the Coupon-l put them In
now. The satisfaction is, besides most
perfect Sold by The Bank Grocery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17

Big reductions on fine and medium
fur sets for Christmas tomorrow anC
Friday at Ramsay Bros. D. c. CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIEF
CURES catarrh Of the stomach.

Get your candles where they ar
made fresh every minute in the day
Halls. 2lO East Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-17

Buy your candles where you get the
most OF the best for the least. Halls,
$40 East Oklahoma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09
LA CASA LUGUBRE

Adams, cuando en- I'm recodo del canine Ell
cochero nos miro y tendi6 las manos entire las
Sombras.
Nos levantamos para yer me Jor. Ricardo
%sosten1a q Eva para que no Sc cayese. Y ira
tamos de descubrir algdn objeto en- Ell horizon
tie. pero solo vimos una luz que brillaba sobre
una colina.
IFS Ia Casa lugubre!-grito ell cochero, V
amino con Ell latigo a los caballos.
tstos partieron a escape hacienda saltar
los gu1JarTos de la CaTretera en- toTno nuestro
como ell aqua espumosa que azota La rueda de
de TN molluo; la luz desaparecio, Y volvio d
aparecer, nos la ocultaron unos arboles corp1-
lentos, cruzamos una alameda, Y volvimos q
verla muy pronto brillando con vivfsimo res
plandor, en- la ventana de. una fachada de ar
qultectura antigua a la cual Sc llegaba Dor
una Gale de aTboles semisec res.
Al ruido del coche sc hizo OH una cam
pana, y baJamos del coche con extremada
agitacion en- medic del sonido grave que su
voz lanzaba al aire, de los ladridos de los pc
rios, de la luz, de las antorchas y de los latidos
prec1pltados de n~uestros corazones.
-Bienvenidas seals, Eva, Ester. hlias MAS.
iCuanto me allegro de veros! Ricardo, 81 tuvie-
Sc tres manos, habria una para tt.
FL que pTonunciaba estas palabras con VOC
franco y hospitalaria nos estrechaba en- sus
brazos q Eva y d mi, y cubriendonos de besos
paternales, nos conducia a I'm saloncito donde
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09
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