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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-08-28
BULLION TAX AGENTS REPORT
SHOWS PROGRESS OF NEVADA


output Of the mines of the state Tor M year enHIng Dece"oe' %
xether with the bullion tax collected during each OF the four quarters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

Nothing better than light producers
are reported from the lower southwest
and southwestern OhiI fields. Opera.
tons have been very generally re.
sumed in all fields and the work sus-
pended during the holidays Is now be-
ing rushed to completion.
Near Shtnnston. Harrison county,
the South Penn OIL Company has drill.
ed It's test on the Samantha Hnrdesty
farm into the 5O-foot sand and has q
show for 4 producer from that level.
It will be put to pumping.
On North Fork, Grant district, Wet
eel county. the Parker & Edwards OIL
Company has completed It's No. on
the N. Darr tract and has SHOW for
a light punper in the Big 1njun sand.
twill be given a shot.
In the Congo district, Hancock coin.
ty, Rayl Hewitt have completed
their No. q on the Hewitt heirs farm
and have a show for light rumner.
On stilwell creek, Union district
Wood county, Tate Bros, have drilled
thest test on the John Rost farm
through tho secind Cow Run sand
and have a show for a light pumper.
On the same stream in Clay district,
the New York Petroleum Company has
drilled No. s on the Elizabeth Musser
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
OF
RIVER COAL
THIRTY MILLION BUSHELS OF
r BLACK DIAMONDS GO OUT
ON PRESENT RISE.

PlTT6BURG, Jan. 1.-Two million
FIVE hundred thousand dollars worth
Of coal, iron and steel products which
Ind been accommodating In the Pitts.
burg haIbor and adjacent pools dur
Ing the mst six months drouth. and
which started out yesterday under
ansEcious conditions, was halted In
its trip down the Ohio last night. A
dozen or more towboats are aitched
to the barges and other craft earring
the freight, each boat having sixteen
or more consorts, and successful
trip on the present rise Is only pos
siblc through lowering the wlckets OF
the dams. making an open channel.
Only three boats could be put through
the locks Mt time, and such q process
would be too slow and expensive.
Some trouble was experienced at
each dam, but The most serious condi-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
Curious Case
IFs rELEPATHY COMES FROM
EARTHQUAKE REGION IN
ITALY.

MESSLNA. Jan. IA curious case
Of telepatny has occurred to a sailor
on board the Italian battleship Regina
Elena. He was granted leave to search
for a girl in Messlna with whom he
was engaged to be married. After
having sought for her during four days
he returned to the ship exhausted aud
fell into a deep sleep. during which
he dreamed OF his fancee saying to
him:
n am alive. come save me-"
The sailor walked, obtained fresh
leave from the commander Of the ship.
gathered together several friends and
went to the spot OF which be dream
ed. The party penetrated the ruins OF
a house and found the girl uninjured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

.ern relief edition from several i'd
minais 81 the Italian nasy md from,
members ii King Victor 2 mu,anael's
stan, The adniirais express their
aIslazen,ens over the energy which en-
:abled $the Americans 70 load q ship
ana OUTFIT her perfect ], within - g
5hours. They did not know whielh emo;
ton was the stronger. their gratitude
or their admiration for the energy
displayed. II s rs q. 81
signor De Fellce, q member Of the
chamber Of deputies, who on the very
day Of the earthquake reached Messina
with a relief party from catania said
today, that he does not think the
search for the living under the ruins
should be stopped. He recalls a mum.
Der OF instances OF people in other dis
asters having been found alive after
ten days. 5E;
Every hour now sees progress N
bringing ordre into the earthquake dis.
trict and system into the work Of re-
lief. The government has instructed
Lieutenant General francesca Mazza,
commander OF the province. to remove
temporarily all the living in the do
stroyed cities and towns. SO that they
may be properly cared for. 4.
The rigid measures that the authori::
ties are enforcing In the earthquake re
gIon cause considerable complaint, as.
peclally in Reggie. where It Is affirmed
large relief expeditions, consisting OF
soldiers. doctors and carpenters were
obliged to wait aboard vessels In the
roadstead for "a hours before being al.
lowed to dIsembark. TIE .admln1stra.
ton Of relief In the Calabrian district
has been unable, on account Of - bad
conditions OF the roads. to deliver food
to various cillages from Is to 20 miles
in the interior. Couriers have brought
to Reggie urgent appeals for help for
tibet population OF these towns. who
are starving. liE-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
Tragic Death
GRlEvE0 AT SUPPOSED LOSS OF
~ FRIENDS IN EARTHQUAKE
F. ITALIAN KILLS HIM. So
= Y SELF.
(By United T-eSs.)

JOIESTOWN. Pa. Jan. 7.-Over-
come b. Hiet through the belief that
his parents, brothers and sisters were
billed In. Messina during the earth
quake. Sylvester Ste.eri. aged 81. to.
day plunged down the, shaft Of the
Quemahoulns Coal CO. at Jerome. near
here. Steteni vas an unrecognizable
moss When picked up at the bottom
Of the shaft $50 fec: below the sur.
face.
Early 10 December steteni sent ST.
e08 10 relatives in Italy. intending to
30 back In the spring. Since the earth.
quake he lad endeavored to get In
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Marion county. West Virginia,
made and entered on the 4th day Of
December, 1908. In the chancery cause
Of Marion Planning Mill Company and
others vs.. Geo. D. CHM and others,
We, the undersigned special commits
sioners. will on Saturday. the eth day
Of February, 1909. between the hours
OF 10 800 o'clock a. N. and 400 o'clock
y. M. OF that day, offer for sale at pub.
lie auction to the highest blder, at the
front door Of the court house Of said
Marion county. West Virginia, the fol.
lowing described real estate: That
certain lot Of parcel OF land situate In
said Marion county, West Virginia, in
what is known as the Fairmont Devel.
opment Company's addition TO the city
OF Fairmont, and being lot Number
Five In Block Number Forty-Nine, Of
said addition, and fronting on Benoni
avenue 50 feet and extending back
between parallel lines a distance OF
100 feet, together with a two story
stone dwelling house thereon, and the
appurtcnances thereunto belonging.
Terms Of Sale:-One-third cash In
hand, or as much more as the purchas.
er may elect to pay on day OF sale,
and the remainder OF the purchase
price to be paid in two equal annual
payments payable on or before one
and two years respectively from day Of
sale. with interest on said deferred In.
stallments until paid; the purchaser.
will be required to give his notes for
the deferred installments OF purchase
money, with good personal security to
be approved by the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners, and vendors lien
will be reserved upon the face Of the
conveying said real estate to further
secure said purchase money.
Given under our hands this eth day
OF January. 1909.
JAS. A. MEREDITH.
. as be .
w. s. MEREDITH,
specInl Commissioners.
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In Honor Of Birthday Anniversary.

In Honor Of Birthday Anniversary.
Ars. o. S. Nease was hostess TO a
large number Of friends last evening
at her home In the Fifth ward In honor
Of the birthday anniversary OF her
husband. The guests were delightful
" entertained during the evening and
q tempting course Of refreshments was
served. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
". B. Dickerson. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. T.
Cassell. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". shroy-
CT. Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G, W. Toothman. Mr.. and Mrs c.
w, Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. S. Pit.
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. D. ". Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fawcett. Mr.. and AIRS. H. II. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Fawcett Mr..
and Mrs. James Toothman, Mrs. Wat
son, Misses Charlotte Fawcett. Eliza
beth Fawcett, Amy 'Eliason. Robert
Fawcett, Clatc Morgan. Mrs. nellie
Flcsher, the latter Of Newark, Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
III Society / !! 4!
b Il B b & IS 8 g 8 6 8
mi. ch,ristie's Work.
p~.esS.-ss-.@s,~s>-sp--s'.,.

fHHH
me parksBburg Sentinel in speak
iag OF The Christie Recital on Tues
~ evening sails the following:
ne entertainment given By Carney
cAHstle, al; Eott's dancing academy
uuder Tie auspices Of the Desa' .
GIe.gats Reading Club on Tuesday
|riehtt Haa attended b1fa largo snd up
iIreciatiye audience !t
NE Christie. who y . younE uan.
itas scle1erness aad ability. md hns .
ISrisht future before him TIE "a "a;
stsir numbers On tho PROGRAMMES were
xoceiTed sTith warm applause. aad the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

Fifth ward solicitors are finding
money where they did not expect to
get anything and by the indications
now the report will be better than at
first expected.
Enthusiasm is increasing and b. the
time given to raise the money Is up
the Board OF Trade will be able to re-
port to the Independent Steel and
Wire Company that all the demands
md requirements to secure tho ioca-
ton o, their plant have been met and
tinat It Is ready for their answer.
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form through The second Cow Run
sand. and ms 4 show i0r I ! asSasrsl 1

pun ri : Il, Il 4 = n ~ +. 4
Richie County Prudurer.
on Elm Run, Grant district Rltchie
count Baanell g 90, have drilled
their No. 5 On me Geotse q. Ilayaelds
farm Into the Keener sand and have a
show Tor Z q 4nb .arrels prod
On The Little Kanawha river, In
sherla district Calhoun county ].
Hoch Bros. have oomple ted d second
test on the r. II. Rogers farm ana
have a show; for . very light pumper
in the .Berea grit On the same river
I'm Center district the p!tomac Oh
Company Is drilling IN the top OF the f :
salt sand at a second test on the Ben.
nett heirs farm.
On French creek. Washington dis.
Itrict, Pleaants county. Tate q Peter
sons No. 6 on the E. II. Cook farm Is
not good for more taan 515 barrels q
day in the Big Iniun sand. All Of the
late compilations In this locality have
been light or dry: q b 81. 3 /,
On Ben.s run. Union district, BROOKS
& Warden are starting a test on the
Daniel wMger farm. On Elm I'm,
Grant district, Richie county, Frymier
& Co. are building the rig for a test
on the Mary J. Smith farm. s.
On Big Flint creek. Grant district.
lDoddriage county. the Carnegie Nat:
ural Gas Company mas completed It's
test on the A. j. Gaskins farm and has
| 4 light gasser in the Big Injun sand.
On Greenhrier creek, Greenbricr dis:
ltrict, the Eastern OH Company has
completed tae rig for a ttst on theJ
". Richards firm. ii.5
On Warriors Fork. Lincoln district.
Marion clunty, the Carnegie Natural
Gas Company has completed Its test
on the B. F. Hibbs farm and has q
light gasser. On Little Bingamon creek
in the same district, the Philadelphia
Company is drilling test on the Elias
Heldreth farm. ,5f
Light Pumper in MonongaIla.
On Indian creek. Clay district,
Monongalla county. the Hagan OIL
Company has completed its No. 3 In
the D. J. Eddy farm and has a light
pumper in the Big Injun sand. On
Middle Island creek, Ellsworth district,
Tyler county. the Melrore OIL and Gas
Company has now drilled It's second
test on the John F. Gregg farm
through all sands and has a duster.
In Curry district, Putnam county,
the South Penn on Company has drill.
ed It's test on the T. G. Trail farm
through the Berea grit and aas light
gassef. u!
Southeastern ohil.
On the Ohio side, in the Ben's run
district, Washington county, Ttbbens
& wilmington have completed and shot
their No. 3 on the D. and G. Edwards
farm and nave a 30.barrel producer.
In the southeastern part Of Carroll
county, I. F. Schall :,as now drilled his
test on the David stuckey farm
through the Gordon and found that
formation barren. The sand was found
at the proper level but contained no
traces Of oil or gas.
East Of the Homework field. in Co.
lumblna county, the Baker OIL Com:
pany's No. 3 on the Peter H. Hahlen
farm Is holding up also barrels .
day. Several important wells. located
northeast OF developments, will DO
IL f.. ass e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
II. II, 81 Honor q Z N Miss Donaid q.

u Mss julia Med onaM i, who IS the
guest Of Miss Ruth Arnett, was the
honor guest at a small bridge party
yesterday afternoon given by Mrs.
odell p Mckinney at her home on
Locust avenue. Her guests were Mes
danes W. H conaway. a: G. Martin,
E. H. Smith. George DeBot. Misses
Lucy Raymond, Madge Sample. villa
Butcher. Blanche Corbin. Ida Stone.
Nola Mckinney, Misses Mcdonald and
Arnett. ~ .is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
JAS. A. MEREDITH.
w. s. MEREDITH.
Special Commissioners.

I, ". s. Black, clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Marion county, West Virginia.
hereby certify that bond in the penalty
OF $4,000. MS provided by said decree.
with security approved by me as SUN.
Client, has been given by said special
commissioners. NH I &. \.
4, W. S. BLACK, Clerk.
Jan. 7.14.2l.es. 4: AZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

In Honor of Mas Meconaughey.
Misses Lulu and Dora Conway vii
entertain a number Of friends on Fri
day evening at the Watson Hotel com.
pitmentary TO their guest, Miss Jessie
NeCouaushey. iri
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

Alss Louise Cook leaves tonight
for Luthurrille. Nd. To resume her
utuaies at Maryland college from
which institution ahe will graduate IN
Juae,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

tons we're encountered at dam No. 3
at Corapolls. and dam No. 4 at Sc
wlckley. The wlckets over, the chan
mel at this point refused to fall when
the props were removed and the fleet
wes halted. a dredge boat IS working
all night to remove the debris under
the wlckets accumulated since they
were last lowered July &c. It Is hoped
the enamel will be open by > or 10
o'clock in the morning. A number Of
light Graf: ba.ow these dams got away
In tho afternoon.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

For fine. old Pennsyiyaria CO.
keys. drop Into the Oak I1Fpts sasnr,s
on Pike street, In Clarksbufs Gzrzsssl
brands at 81 per quart. EsurznfsGsss
prepaid On gallon orders at u Bricszss
Orders for brandies,S w:ne or5 ta1kx Tx
family or medicinal use gise1s Sr1r,g1s
atteat!on. All goods guaranteed s<rc
ly pure. 81. M 5'3S I!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
The Oil Field Id

Standard Credit Balances.
OH. CITY. Pa.-Credlt balances.
sl,7s. Runs. 1854; average, 49,,
s:5. Shipments, 14o,927; average,
166,059.
NEW YORK-standard Oh, 1850.
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Additional

WANTED-Post ten,s ;bylc egofrSsirsll
steam and electric stall n eas tac.
Can give good reference. ~
enquire &c" care ;ot west VlztzzZ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07

MUCH PLEASED

OVER CONGRATULATIONS RELA'
TIVE TO AMERICAN ENERGY
AND QUICK WORK.
ROME. ian, r. Ambassador Girls,
tIons on the organization Of the Bay
com has received warm congratula'
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Speddien

CONTINUED from page 0ne.)
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communication with his family but
failed.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17
Los que viajan.

Relaci6n de los pasajeros que con-
duce el vapor philadelphia para
New York.
Miss. Isabel Bac6. Miss.aElena R.
Prats. C. M. Walcott. Jose NJ. Caba-
Hero. Casiano Diaz. Frank Jackson.
Paul Rapheal. Ricardo R. Pesquera.
Angel M. Pesquera. Mrs. Julia Aqua
yoy niho. Manuel B. Santos. Jose
E. Igartua. Carlos Penedo. Joaquin
Fernandez. John Hall. S. Viv6. A.
ARIZONA. B. A. Wall. Joseph Blacks
took. J. B. Annis. Jose c. Sola. Mar
celino Sola. f. r. Ginorio. Juan NJ.
Sola. Martin Reyes. F. N. Reed.
Srtas V Sra Lawton. Julio Usera. H
B. Loos. Peter X. kuehnling. A.
Sire. teniente y Sra. Mrs. Hahn.
esposa H. J. Rose. Mrs. Trow-
bridge. Commander Salisbury. Mr..
&. Mrs. Workman. J. C. Rivera.
Luis Gonzalez Quihones. Francisco
Giuliani. Mr.. &. Mrs. F. N. Prescott.
Manuel Gestera. Fidel Rodriguez
Abraham Diaz. Diego Ramos. Fuse
bio NJ. Ortiz. Jose Pena. Juan Ciau-
dio. Angel WHAT'S Echavarrfa. B.
S. Small. B. R. Wagner. Luis Lafaye
Clemente Mercado. Pvt. Connell.
Pvt. Juan Claudio. Srtas. Maria l.
Barrios. Romualda Becerril.
Petra Sausa. Srta Maria Luisa
Torres. Miss. Julia Picon. G. Bo-
canegra. W. H. Phelps. c. de Lick
tenberg. Thomas Maiey.. Carl Peter
son Y Juter c. kaury.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-17
HumanitaIio pIoposito.
De nuestro corresponsal

Septiembre l4.-En este pue-
bio de Vega Alta circula Ia version
que el humanitario comerciante don
Gabriel Hernandez sin ningtin inte-
res trata de lievar a efecto una obra
landatoria que conjurar& la angus
tiosa situacion de un sin numero de
familias pobres que por la escaces
de trabajo circular por estas Gales
ostentando su mlseria.
No es esta la primera vez que el
Sr. Hernandez ha demostrado 4
Vega Alta que este es el pueblo dc
sus simpatias V que habiendo adqui-
rido en- el una fortuna quiere verlo
prospero v libre de toda desgracia.
Los habitantes. conociendo CO.
mo conocen el espiritu emprendedor
del amigo Hernandez. asi como sus
buenos deseos ie dispensan eada vcz
mas consideration v aprecio.
Dios quiera que ese yaiioso eie-
mento conserve slempre en- su gene
roso coraz6n I'll idea noble V santo
de ejecutar el biep pOr doquier. como
IA dnica satisfaction de. Ia ooncien-
cia.
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eaeetI!a de Caguas.
De nuestro corresponsal

Septiembre l5.-Ha salldo para
San Juan desde donde seguira viaje
para los Estados Unidos Don Juan
ka,uicio Sola, Delegado q la Cana.
"a por el distrito de Guayama.
BESIDE el dfa Is del corriente es-
ta alberta en- los salones de la Ca
guas Graded School, la matricula
para el ano escolar proximo. Hasta
el presente hay matriculados cerca
de 800 alumnos que concurren por
primera vez,a la escuela, por 10 que
se We que el ndmero de escuelas asig-
nadas 4 esta localidad no es del todo
suficiente para tantos ninos.
Ell joven de esta localidad Sr. Die
70 Vazquez, Sc viene ocupando ha-
% algdn tempo en- coleccionar obras
de autores puertorriquenos con ell
fin de estudiar los elementos que
forman hoy el Parnaso de la isla.
Diversos poetas y literatos le han
; enviado sus obras con dedicatorias
lenas de estimulo y carino.
Entire las obras que lie han sido de-
dicadas, hemos visto las siguientes:
"Cuentos : Narraciones,, Qtera-
tura) por Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
"Cuentos y Fantasia. Qiteratu-
ra) por Eugenio Astol.
t'Predicar en- Decierto,, Qiteratu-
ray Dor Francisco J. Amy.
LA Ominosa Espana Qiteratura)
por Elpidio de Mier.
"Rasgos,, (Poesias) por Mariana
Riera Palmer.
"Cantares" Poesfas por Mariana
Riera Palmer.
'Retazos,, Qiteratura) por NJ. Me-
lendez Munoz.
''Pensamientos,, para el pdblico"
Qiteratura) por NJ. R. Palmer.
"Rosas Blancas ,.''(poesfas) por Ma
nuel M. Yordan.
''Mis Postales,, (poesias) por Ma
rlanO Rlera Palmer.
"Escalinata Social, Qiteratura)
por America Arroyo.
Ell referido joven nos autoriza pa
ra que demos las gracias en- su nom
bre a esos distinguidos senores que
lie han obsequiado con sus obras; y
nos manifesto que enviara un ejem-
plar de sus versos "Rosas y Or
tigas." a todo autor puertorrlqueilo
que lie envie algunas de sus obras.
Aver estuvimos a punto de la men
tar un grave accidente Ell aut6movll
ndmero 235 que venfa desde San
Juan a unaregular marcha, Sc encon
tr6 de pronto con un individuo que
salfa de una esquina Immediate. Ell
conductor del vehfculo par6 de re-
pente.. evitando asf un desenlace IA
tai.
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In e| depaTtamen-
to de instruction

Para cubrir la vacante causada en-
la Junta Escolar de Arecibo por Ia
renuncia presentada por don Pedro
Amador Rivera, ha sido nombradc
el Sr. don Salvador Picornell.
Han sido nombrados Supervising
Principals de los distritos de Bava-
mon y de Mayaguez los Sres. E. D.
Brown y W. E. Barlow, respeciva-
mente.
La Junta Escolar de GuayaniIia
ha remitido al Departamento de
instruction los contratos ceiebrados
por los maestros que tendran a su
cargo las escueias de aquella muni-
cipalidad durante ell ailo entrante.
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CAMPEONAT0 De CUENTOS.

La Correspondence arma que hay Pueroco nenos
es de rodu han producdo bas obras aas en- to0 los
Fandoe genero epecamente denomnado Ia literature
ana cuento La desea pobar que pfen pod
de gran la a obeto ha decdo abrr medic
de esas ne abre cmpeonato de cuentos ea
e autor del cueno de meto eco puertoqeho
La Correspondence ofece puma de vencedor
peonato estabe para evar adeane mismo las bases
Para l campeonato de LA Cor7espondencia'.
centos debn ye uscros autos con s nombes
sen pubcado Po dearan aqueos no hacer puheo nom
10 adyerran ndicando pudonmo en para la pubhdad I'll
en6dlco debe de odo modos e nombe del autor
de Julio de 1910
cuentos no ebn conener mas de 1000 palabras exo
ueden po puertorquenos residences sa de ella
mmo auto puede campeonato varos cueno con
tai de que no pasen de de cuatro. ,
formation de estudo de los cnos ecda
denca pubcard con IS d dc anticipation esa echa
80 nomes de psonas RESIDENCES isa de foar m
cada lemdos Correspondenca env nota de
doce nombres de agrado o1
urado Esa votaon deermnar que 80 nombs de
a qedaran por candida
tos rado De doe candidates La Correspondence daa
los que mayor hayan obtendo
qudara uado caador campeonato de h
Correspondence de Puerto Rico uado a contudo ecb Il
de Julio conuno de que hayan concuro
Agosto de 1910 urao veredcoy "L Co
espondenca engara puma al en- la con-
tenda
TO- Es entenddo asf esabee IL Correspondence de Puer
to Rico auo tunante serca ella considerable deeno
como primer cuenta puertoruo sendo de adver ese
tilo primer pueo cmpeonato m onservad hasa ano
otro de satisfaction de LA Coresondenc
autor mas afortunado aebata1e la supemacia
Sofa Correspondence pubcaa medda los recendo
todos los remdos para campeonato a publ
caci6n Sc hara ndcando oden coespona ca
cento nombre del ato s enenddo que por
quer circumstance LA Coespondenca condera ag cueno
dgno de Ia pubicad a de uur de buena fe del auto
este daro deeo dc pubcao iue
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brazos, por Juan Rios serpa, No. 80 de Mayo 1909.
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"La oca del tempo por Juan Rios Serpa No. 81 de Mayo
de 1909.
"El Iegado", por Coraz6n Leap No A. Mayo de 1909
Castgada por c. Torres Quintero No. de nnio 1909
Pobe oca po Antonio Rodriguez No de Julio de 1909
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solo este teraro sno etudo de vida regional
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los autores eos condcn omen
escena de vida bao todo
los aspectos que ella puede ofrecer.