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LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD-JUN1oR SECTION

bles, for she had some nice soap suds.
So 1 asked her for a penny to buy
clay pipe, but she was busy and didn't
want TO bother with me then. 1 be-
came impatient and when I knew my
mother wasn't about l went to her
pocketbook and took a cent. l forgot
to shut the drawer in my haste, so
while I was away at the store buying
the pipe my mother came in and dis
covered what 1 had done.
1 was having fine time playing with
the soap bubbles when my mother
called to me and asked me where l
got the pipe. I told her a man going
by gave me a penny, but she knew
better.
She punished me by sending me back
to the store where l gave the grocer
the pipe and asked him for the cent.
This is a true story and it taught me
a good lesson when l was but a little
girl. EFFIE B. NICHOLS.
Corona, Corona high school, grade 8.
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we were all in we shut the door, took
off our shoes and stockings, climbed
up on the rafters and jumped down.
After we had played for long time
we heard some one outside. Two of
the other girls were coming to see what
we were doing. All of the time we
had been playing. the corn had been
sliding down toward the door, and some
of it had leaked out on the ground.
We had been caught.
The girls told us to come out i'm
mediately. We told them the corn
would come out with us. They said we
should push what we could back and
get out as quickly as possible We did
as we were told, but by the time we
were out the ground was covered with
corn. There was nothing to do but
scoop up what we could and let the
rest lie. We feared that when the men
came they would see it and scold us,
but the chickens made a good meal of
it, and when the men came to supper it
had all disappeared. Though we never
told them about it, we learned a les
son. EDNA MURPHY
1910 East Seventh street, Long Beach,
Cal.
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Gives Boys Party

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One day last week my mother was
uptown, so L got lot of boys. 1 told
them l would give them a party. They
We're all eager to come.
We made tea and used half a dozen
eggs for a cake. We thought we knew
how to make one. But, alas! we didn't.
The kitchen was full of smoke, when
who should appear but mother. She
never said a thing, but sent the boys
home and took me by the arm into the
bath room, where she settled with mo.
l had to be careful not to sit hard
on a chair for the next week unless it
was a cushioned one. Your nephew,
HENRY NISBET.
Thirty-ninth Street school. 1855 West
Thirty-fifth place.
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An Irriaatlna Ditch
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
I used to feed corn to the chickens
This got them so tame that they would
follow me all around the yard.
One day after papa had just finished
irrigating I took some corn off with
me out back of the barn, The chickens
followed me to a place where it had
been irrigated. I threw the corn in
the mud. The chickens went after it..
They got their feet all black and mud
dy. Pretty soon they began to get wise
and would not go after it. 1 drove
them into the mud, but they went
right on across, so I followed them.
When I came to the middle L stopped
l was caught fast by the mud. l
called papa to come and get me out
He put his hands under my arms, and
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Use Barb Wire Fence

Dear Aunt Laurie:
As 1 was going home in the buggy
from school one day / met two large
red racers. They ran in front of the
horse and frightened him. He ran into
a barb wire fence and broke a shaft. 1
jumped out and caught the horse by
the bit. This happened out on the edge
of Mojave desert in Antelope valley.
/ finally quieted him, but the shaft
was in bad shape. l tied the horse
and set out hunting for some wire to
fix the shaft. As 1 could not find any
I took my knife, which has some pliers
on it, and cut a part of the wire fence.
1t took me about an hour to get the
barbs off and the wire UNFINISHED. /
fixed up the shaft as best | could and
hitched the horse up again.
AS | drove along l heard somebody
coming up behind me on horseback,
calling for me to stop. / looked around
and saw that it was one of the cow
boys. l stopped and asked him what
he wanted. He told me that I would
have to come to the ranch house with
him. I turned the horse and went with
him, wondering what he wanted. At
ter time l had a faint suspicion.
did not say anything though
When we got to the house the owner
of the fence wanted me to explain why
the hole was in his fence and the wire
on the buggy. When l told him, he
laughed and said it would be all right
When ! got home it was o'clock Then
| had to explain to my mother why l
was so late. FLOYD BENSON
Sawtelle Citv school, Sawtelle. sixth
year. p. o. box 49,
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Caught in Mischief

Dear Aunt Laurie
when 1 was caught" I was only
years old. There was a large hill in
the back of our house, which had many
wild flowers growing on it. I liked
to gather them, but mamma had for
hidden me to go there unless some
older person accompanied me, for
tramps frequented the place.
One day 1 went to see a little friend
of mine, and she proposed that we
gather wild flowers. l told her that
was not allowed to go, but she said
that we could go around the other way
where mamma could not see us. Of
course l went and had fine time, but
when we came back l had to leave my
flowers at my friends house, for l
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A Torn Frock

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One time in Santa Monica 1 was
down at my friends house. l had on
my best school dress, and to get home
quickly l started to climb over the
fence Grace said, Don't do that
Winifred" But was half over, so 1
went on in such hurry that tore my
dress in the front. When l went home
mamma said, as 1 had torn it out of
pure carelessness, 1 would have to
mend it. 1 got the piece bag out and
started at my job.
L did it the first time in about TWEEN
ty minutes, but it looked so badly l
had to do it all over again. l got
through just at supper time, and after
that 1 never climbed a fence again, al
though I have often been tempted to do
SO. But 1 think of the dress and the
hard work it caused me. Your niece,
WINIFRED SMITH.
r. f. d. box 1, Ontario, CAL; grade
B7; age u.
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Friend Plays Ghost
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
l was reading a story one night and
getting deeply interested, when the
electric light went out. 1t was so dark
that / could not see anything.
/ went to the door, but found 1t
locked Some one had locked it.
knew that it was not locked when 1
had sat down to read.
/ started to go to a shelf where L
thought l had some matches and
lamp, but there were no matches.
fell over chair in getting there. Look
ing toward the window | saw what
thought was a ghost. l stopped and
looked at 1t for a moment then saw
that some one was playing a joke
on me.
/ went to one of the windows on the
other side of the room and got out. The
ghost thought that 1 was still there. l
slipped around the other way and got
a bucket of water, then went as close
tc the ghost as / could without let
ting him see me, and threw it on him.
He started and looked around to see
who had done it, but I was around
the corner of the house by that time.
He was frightened. He took the sheet
off. and then I saw it was my best
friend. I still laugh at him and joke
him about the time he played ghost and
got drowned. FRANK LACELL.
Sawtelle City school sixth year.
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CAUGHT by the Tide
Dear Aunt Laurie:

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One summer my folks and some
friends were camping at place on the
coast lust south of San Francisco.
There were quite number of US, and
we were having dandy time.
We camped right on the beach. Just
a little way off shore were some rocks,
and one larger than the rest.
One day the folks were all out Of
camp, when I suggested to my COM
panion, little girl, that we wade out
to-the rock. She agreed, so we started,
and as the fida WAS low reached It
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Caught by Corn

Dear Aunt Laurie:
About four years ago. when we lived
on a farm, my three sisters and / went
to visit some of my friends.
On arriving at their home my two
oldest sisters went into the house with
their churns. The other two girls, with
the little tots, took us to the barn. In
this was bin containing shelled corn.
One of the girls crawled up through
a window and opened the door of the
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knew that if mamma saw them she
would know where | had been.
So, after having put them in water,
l went home, but mamma had seen me
up on the hill, and l was severely pun
ished. Your loving niece,
RUTH LINDSEY.
Age 10 years. 527 South Mott street.
Euclid avenue school, BIS.
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LETTERS TO AUNT LAURIE
Continued from Page Three)

yell and looked where he had left me.
He was frightened for moment and
then he saw me. By that time 1 was
sitting on the wet sand and then he
began to laugh CHARLES IRWIN.
Sawtelle; city school, sixth year.
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Stuck in Fly Paper

Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 got in the fly paper. And once I
got caught in a trap. 1 got caught in
the applebutter, and I got some jam.
1 go to school. l got caught in the
rain out in the hills when 1 went one
day. like to see the hills.
HAROLD SHOEBRIDGE.
La Habra school, grade 2.
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WHY THE STEAMER STOPPED

Ralph crossing the ocean on big liner
last year, and having beautiful time learn
ing all about ropes and things and ships
upon the sea. But all of a sudden one fine
day the boat stopped in midocean. OF course
every one very much surprised and ex-
cited and began asking: What's the matter?
What has happened?" But Ralph, who was
used to travelling and had been all the way
across the American continent. was perfectly
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Acknowledges Check

Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 hereby acknowledge check for 81
for my little daughter. VENDETTA
Prichard. l will mail it to her at ONCE.
In her behalf 1 thank you. Yours sim
cerely, MRS. MAUDE PRICHARD.
Sherman, Cal.
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lifted me out, leaving my rubber boots
stuck fast. have never tried to get
the chickens to go into the mud since.
GLENN MOORE,
Age IL, 9TH grade, Los Nietos school,
r. F. d. No. 2, box 55, Whittier, Cal.
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A MeddIesome Girl

Dear Aunt Laurie:
When was little girl ! used to.
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Moyimiento en- los asiIos:

Asuntos transmitidos por la Off
Gina del director de Sanidad Bene-
ficencia y correcciones.
El individuo Zenon Verdejo que
fue declarado culpable de haber
conducido a un leproso al vecino po-
blado de Palo Seco y quien ell Sr.
director de Sandal, Beneficenciay
Correction impuso como castigo un
IN IS de suspension de sueldo habida
consideration a su buena conducta
anterior, ha presentado la renuncia
Gle SUI cargo la que lie ha sido admi-
tlda inmediatamente.
Sc ha dirigido una atenta carta
al Sr. alcalde de Ponce suplicando-
lie coadyugue con eI official de Sani-
dad el debldo cumplimiento de la sec
clon II del reglamento sobre depo-
sltos y venta Gle leche.
El Sr. director de sanidad Be
neficencia y CORRECTION ha debuelto
informado al seror gobernador con-
indication de las soliciones que es-
TINA oportuna una carta Gle quejas
del ST.. Juan Elias Cruz referente a la
prohibici6n de cercas de maya en- la
zona urbana del Pueblo de Rio Pie
dras.
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|ndu|tos y encaIce|a-
mientos en- Ponce.

Diciembre 19.-Han sido indulta-
dos dltimamente por eel Hon. Go
bernador Juan de la Cruz Torres
que cumplia ? amos en- esta carcel
por el delito de- homicidio V ell Sr.
Ramon Garcia tambien fue indulta-
do y eumplia 5 amos por violacion.
Ha salido para el preside custodiado
por el guardia de penales Fernando
Gonzalez > el preso Martin Martinez
que va a cumplir a dicho penal ?
amos por hurto mayor.
Han salido en- libertad Ramon
Maldonado Pedro Garcia que cum
plleron tres meses por hurto menor,
y Justine Diaz que cumplio tres me-
ses por hurto menor..
El viernes en- la noche los acacos
rompieron la puerta de la sacristia
de la Igleeia Catolica llevandose 2
cepillos de recolectar dinero.
Han terminado los juicios por ju-
RADIO en- la corte de distrito. El Sr.
Dolores Arizmendi que 10 sorpren-
dlo la policia pegando fuego en- la
calle Victoria el jurado 10 declard
culpable del delito de incendio
malieioso Ha sido colocada la cam
pana en- el parque de Bomberos dc
la playa, obsequio que hizo la cass
de comercio de Cosio y Pujols df
aquel dlstrito.
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SeIyiiciio po|iciaco.
Como informa ell cuartel gene.
\ raj ell resuItado de la dennn-
\ cia a las bailarinaS del
y "cine".

Del distrito de Moca comuni-
can que en- la casa de Demetrio
Acevedo, barrio Maria, Sc decla
ro un incendio, el cual parece ser
intentional.
Del distrito de Arecibo que en-
el barrio Calichosa, Ramon Colon
hirio con un machete gravemente
d Salome Torres, por diferencia
habidas entire ambos,.
Del distrito Gle Naguabo ell
arresto del individuo Jose Cutie
rrez, por hurto de una potranca.
Del distrito de Utuado comu-
nican que de los 6l individuos, 10
cual Sc comunico el II de los CO.
rlientes, que fueron sorprendidos
por la policia jugando gallos, trein
ticinco de ellos fueron juzga o
siendo condenados 81 de ellos, y
los cuatro restantes absueltos. To-
dayia estdn pendientes de julcio
% de los 81 denunciados.
Del distrito de San Juan CO.
munican que anoche la individual
Maria Medina trato de envenenar-
Sc, tomando una dosis de perman-
ganato de potasa.
Los siguientes servicios han sido
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UTUAD0.
QUIENES SON
LOS SERNILES
LOS HIPOCRITAS!
LOS FARSANTES!
LOS JUDAS!

LOS j u DAS.
Son los que no tienen yalor
para declarar la verdad.
Viva la Justicia! Muera la
maldadi
AVE TABONJCOL. No
hay mas catarros! Adios AS
MA, tisis, ronquera. tos. -.
Tabonucol y mas Tabonucol-
salvacion eterna para Puerto
Rico, ha sido el mas simpatico
y popular de todos los paten-
tizados habidos y por haber.
Lo recomiendan los m6dicos
mas afamados del mundoi
Donde fallaron los demas,
TRIUNFO el Tabonucol!. I. +. :.
Al por mayor: J. M. Blan-
CO y Co., F. Guillermety, en-
San J Juan, T. Moscoso, f. Ruiz
de Porras, y G. Villaronga hi
,jo, Ponce. Al detalle:--- EN
TODAS LAS BU ENAS 30
| TICAS.
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De SOC| tDAD.

Ensayos de rigodones. No es el
"Club de damas" de Ia ciudad en- su
caracter como tai el que trata de
llevar a efecto ensayos de rigodones
para las proximas fiestas, slno un
grupo de distinguidas sehoras y Sc
iloritas pertenecientes unas a la sim
patica asociacion Y otras que no for
man parte de ella. En- breve queda-
ra designada la casa en- que Sc lleva-
ran efecto los expesados ensayos
y quenes han de diriglrlos.
La distinguida senora de Guzman
Benltez, don Juan, presidenta del
Club ha recibido invitacion para
que este tome parte en- las proAlmas
flestas.
En- Isabella. Esta pasando una cor
ia temporada por motivos de salud,
en- la simpatica poblacion, nuestro
distinguido amigo y compatriota
el DR.. Fernando Nunez. Probable
mente permanecera un mes ausente
de San Juan el conocido galeno, a
quien deseamos Ia mas grata tenn
porada y el mas pronto restableci-
miento.
Los lueues. La distinguida senori-
ia Margery Cotton, recibira a sus
amigas los jueves a la hora de cos
tumbre, quedando suspendidas las
reuniones de los lunes.
Personales. Esta en- San Juan
nuestro distinguido compataota e.
Lcdo. Nemesio Canales, que regresa
hoy SUI residencia en- la ciudad
del Sur.
Reunion de esta tarde. Para tratar
de una fiesta en- beneficio del Colegio
de sordomudos Sc reunira esta tarde
un grupo de distlnguidas damas de
la cludad. La reunion Sc llevara a
efecto en- la residencia de la senorita
Cotton y han sido invitadas mas de
20 Seioritas de San Juan.
Semper.
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prestados:
Infraccion de las ordenanzas mu
nicipales, 4; acometimiento y a
erosion, l; crueldad con los a
nimales, ?; Total 7.
Del distrito de Juncos comu-
nican que Jose Sierra, secretario
de la corte de paz de aquel distli-
to y agente de la compahia Singer,
Sc suicide aver tarde, dispardndose
un tiro de revolver que lie atra-
veso ell pulmon derecho. Razones
econ6micas fueron las que lie hicie-
ron tomar tai resolucion.
Las bailarinas del cine
Puerto Rico que fueron denun-
ciadas por bailar deshonestamen-
te (Dellto contra honestidad v
moral publica), fueron absueltas
fundandose el juez munich
pal, en- que "mientras no ensehen
sus carnes podian bailar de cual-
quier modo.
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De Ia ofiicina De Sandal,

y Inspector de Sanidad Sr. An
dino participa haber verificado vi
sta de inspection en- San Juan en- la
manana del dia II, en- 7 puestos
de leehe habiendo obtenido densi-
dades del 20 al 80.
Inspector de alimentos de Maya
guez. remite certificado de destruc-
ci6n de almentos de NAL estado.
Official de Sanidad de Arecibo
remite pianos de obras de plomeria
que han de ser efectuados en- esta
ciudad.
Official de Sanidad de Arecibo
remite pianos de obras de plomerfa
que han de ser efectuadas por el ma
estro plomero Gonzalez Prado.
Official de sanidad San Juan,
mforma dos nuevos casos de saram
pion presentados en- esta ciudad.
Contador del departamento, remi
copia de una carta circuIar de Ia Sc
cretaria de Puerto Rico, solicitando
relacion del material que ha de ne
cesitarse para ell servicio Official du-
rante los lltimos seis meses del ano
econ61nico actual.
Los Srs. Antonio Tollinchi Y
L.Moux de Juncos remiten unamues
ira de un jugo medicinal pidiendo
les sea analizado en- el laboratorio
qulmico.
Ell ST. Ramon Reyes Pena, San
Juan presenta un escrlto en-
queja contra el ayuntamiento
de San Juan por haber de-
satendido las indicaciones de
varios propietarios del barrio de San
turce sobre perjuicio que les irrogan
las corriente de las aguas pluviales.
-Comisionado del interior acusa
recibo de Ia communication del direc-
tor de Sanidad sobre el estado anti
higienico del barrio de Coqui de la
Jurisdiction de Salinas debido al es-
tancamiento de las aguas proceden-
tes del desague de la carretera.
Sr. Llamas de Guayama, tele-
grafia que Ia panaderia propiedad
del Sr. Amoros clausurada por tener
solamente ocho pies de luz,se encuen
ira actualmente trabajando sin que
hubiese sido autorizado para ellc
por la direction de sa nidad
&C. B. Buitrago San Lorenzo
solicita permiso para exhumar 10;
restos de Jose Gonzalez Pena.
Sres. A. Vicente y Co. San Juan
solicitan certificados de haber sido
destruidas dos partidas de cebollas
de /, 800 y 1900 iibras cada una, por
estar en- NAL estado.
Rafael Costas Diaz Gle Penue-
las solnita permiso para exhumar
los restos de Antonio F. Ferrer.
-Oficila de sanidad de Naguabo,
remite solicitudes de Jose Almira
pidiendo austorizaci6n para .exhu-
mar los restos de Don. Vicente Cor
ties.
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Insular Police Commission.

San Juan, P. R. Diciembre IS de
1909.
Debido a cambios no previstos
que acaban de presentarse a la con-
slderacion de la Comision, P. |. y
en- virtud de recomendaciones del
Jefe de la Policia Insular, Sc acuerda
nuevamente suspender las tallas
anunciadas para el dia 4 de Enero
de 1910 en- la ciudad de Ponce, por
un tempo indefinido. (firmado)
Juan r. Baia, Presidente Comlsion
Policia Insular.
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TN MAYORDOMO.

Tn mayordomo con larga prac'i-
ca en- el cultivo de Ia cana, de-"
colocar-e al frente de una coionia,
al eiccto cuenta con las Ieterencias
que Sc deseen. Psra informes esta
Administration y en- Nega-baja, don
Arturo Guerra Acosta.
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D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN,

Abogados y Notarios, Ricardo
La Costa y Frank Antonsantl. Oil
clnas, San Francisco 43. Principal.
Telefono IA. P. 0. Box 344 y lila.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
DR.. Tomas Vasquez. z.-De las facul-
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afecciones
de la piel y sifliticas. ConsuIta de
= d D P. m. Plaza de Colon y, altos
Dr.. ], E. Saldana.-Mtdico Ci-
rulano Ofrece sus servicios al p1-
blfco. Consultas de II q . D. m.
Fortaleza SO. Telefono No. 25l.
San Juan. Entrada del consulto-
rio frente al teatro.
DR.. Lopez--Antongiorgi.- Ne
dlco clrujano. Consultas de a3 D.
m. Consultas y operaciones en- la
lsla. San Juan. Tclefono 234.
Gale del Cristo 5.
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CALADOS Y BOKDADOS.

Hechos en- Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
por expertas operarias y bajo y la di-
reccion dc protesoras competentes.
N. Eshrez G Blaues, Msyaguez,
Puerto REQ.
Solicite en- San Juan 4 la
Sra, doaa B,yido Roman.
Hotel "Comercio." Gale deTetuan,
ndmero 20, quicn tiene uu extenso
surtido del ramo i su disposition.
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LA TIENDIT Abe Jo-
sefa ltchevarria, Plaza Baldorioty,
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Por cada 10
centavos que Sc gasten hasta el 8 de
Enero 1910 Sc regslard una papeleta
de dos muhecas, una en- trale de "Me-
rry Widow y otra en- traje de salon.
Hay juguetea, eiectos religiosos y arti
culos de novedad para sefioras.
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Ell doctor X. K uiz Arnau partl
cipa 4 sus amigos y clientes que ha
trasladado su domicilio y consultorio
4 la calle de la Fortaleza numero 46
Ho,a de consulta: de / i 3 p IN.
Telefcno 305.
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Lecciones de piano. La seho>
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en-
su casa o Il domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo Z.
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Sastrerla. Do Antonio Figueroa,-
Habil tiera de 10 amos de practica,
lelas. Especialidad en- trabajos mile
tares, smokings fracs. Fortaleza 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20

En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 quintal.