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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-05
BIG HOCKEY SALARIES
Stipends In Canada Are Out Of
Proportion to Gate Receipts.
LARGE SUM PAID WAGNER.

Famous Baseball and Ice Hockey Star,
It 10 Said, Received $4,000 For Five
Months Play Phillips Of Ottawa,
High salarisd Player.
Now that ice hockey managers in
Canada are offering the players In
Pittsburg and other cities such colos-
sal salaries to jump back there the ex-
perts are figuring for themselves how
impossible it will be for the Canadian
moguls to make this good, for stacked
up against these offers baseball sti-
ponds do not look like the frenzied
extravaganza that one would at first
be led to believe.
The great and only Honus Wagner
received $4,000 for a season of FIVE
months, numbering approximately 154
games. Ottawa last year paid Tom
Phillips, brilliant forward, 81 600 in
cash and sixty dollar a month job
with all living expenses for approx
mately two months hockey, which fig
ured out at ten league games.
Getting down to real figures, Wag-
ner received about $65 every time he
went out on the diamond for q league
game. Phillips practically cost his club
$1,000, or $3.50 every time he appeared
in game. Phillips actually played
thirteen games all season, three being
of the exhibition variety, but he signed
to play only ten. On Wagner's basis
OF salary Phillips would receive the
stupendous sum of $17,72O.
When the Kenora Thistles went to
Montreal to play the Wanderers for
the Stanley cup two years ago the de-
tenders, after losing the first game,
offered Russell Bowie, the dashing for
ward of the Montreal Victorias, $245
to play the deciding game. Amateur
that he was, Bowie had the money in
his pocket and got as far as the Wan
derers' dressing room before he chang
ed his mind. Last winter Renfrew
offered Fred Taylor $500 for a sea-
son of nine games in Montreal.
In the late winter Of 1906, after Ke-
nora had taken the Stanley cup west,
Wanderers won the e. C. H. L. cham
pionship and started for Winnipeg the
next day in quest of the famous tro-
ply. Wanderers had been strengthen
ed by Hold Stuart. while Kenora was
none too strong. Consequently ALI
Smith and Harry Westwick Of Ottawa
were hurried to the scene at a salary
Of $500 each for every game.
Aside from these big salaries, which
are out of all proportion to the gate
receipts. the clubs are under heavy
expenses for travelling, as the jumps
are much longer there. Last year there
was not club in Canada Of any prom
inence but what showed deficit The
Ottawa club was the heaviest loser,
and one of last years directors when
retiring from the game after making
good his share of Indebtedness said:
professional hockey in Canada viii
be killed in about one more year un-
less 1t is established on a business
basis"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-05

YaIe's New Cross Country Captain.
A. NJ. Haskell has been elected cap
tain of Yale's 1909 cross country team.
Haskell finished twentieth in the in
tercollegiate run in 1907 and was the
fourth man Of the Yale team to cross
the line. This year he finished twenty
FIRST in the Princeton run and was
again the fourth wearer of the blue to
finish. He prepared at Andover and il
a member of the junior class.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-05
MAHMoUT WANTS MAT TITLE
Turkish Wrestler Has Made Good and
Now Seeks Match With Gotch.

Nv" S0VNo VAsSS WIN ~SsSus
After cleaning up several top notch
ers in the wrestling game in this coun-
try Yussif Mahmout, the giant Turk,
has set his cap for Frank Gotch, the
worlds champion. The Empire club
Of Chicago has announced that it is
willing to hang up purse Of $4,000
for the two bone breakers, to be divid-
ed as they see fit.
When Mahmout came to this coun-
try seeking for gold and honor he
was looked upon as another joke wres-
tier, but he has made good in every
match and figures a worthy rival to
Gotch. Mahmout started of by beat
ing Tom jenkins, followed it up by
tossing Fred Beele and only recently
beat Gus Shoenlein, known as "Ameri-
GUS" and Leo Pardello. the Italian
champion. .-~
Notwithstanding his huge size, Nah
mout has surprised the followers Of
the graphing game by his knowledge
of the fine points Of wrestling and also
his speed. He doesn't depend on his
size to win. but matches his skill
against that of his opponent.
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crieketers May Visit West indies.

The Associated Cricket Clubs Of Phil
adelphia have received an invitation
to send cricket team to the West In
dies. Several prominent cricketers
have already been invited to make the
trip, and as the majority Of replies
have been favorable there is every
prospect that the Invitation will be ac-
cepted. The team probably win san
on Feb. 4
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Purdue students are well pleased
with their new basket ball coach Ed
ward Stewart. He keeps the men hus-
Ting and it is believed he will be able
to turn out a winning five.
Followers of the game will be glad
to learn that Jimmy Sebring was re-
instated by the national commission
yesterday. He will get back into the
game only after paying fine of $500
and $500 to the Cincinnati club.
Indianapolis is quite chesty and de-
clares if her baseball team is not re-
cognized as major caliber. there will
be something doing down at Washing
ton park next season.
Tommy Ryan claims 154 pounds is
the limit set for middle weight boxers
and no one had the right to raise it to
1913 pounds. where it now stands. He
says Papke lost the title by mistake.
Indiana's basket ball squad has be-
come busy and will go into the game in
first class shape
The Earlham college basket ball
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m. ss+,insr'. Chief Virtue.


II takes years to make friend Of q
BeFliner, but then you have q friend
indeed. His chief virtue II his up
rightness, his sturdy sense Of duty.
when the great elector was urged in
turbulent times to marry he respond
ca, MY dagger must be my bride un-
til this task Is done" Frederick the
Great said. 1T Is not necessary that !
i've, but 1t Ii necessary that do my
duty" The frst emperor had no TINA
to be tired and his noble Empress
Augusta was fond Of saying. EN-.
pires pass; God alone remains"
Principles like tAese are the founda.
tio0 Of the Beriinsr's character. No
other city In the world has such an
honest and emcient Administrations
Robert Haven ScAauhler IN Century.
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State of Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lucas County tSs

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
IL senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney Co. doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day OF De-
cember. A. d. 1856.
tSeaL) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
naliy, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF @the system
Send for testimonials free
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. .5c-
Take 0Alls Family P1us for consti-
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TROUBLE FOR BURKE.

Frank Burke. of Henry county. con-
ferred with the county commissioners
and county attorney yesterday in re-
gard to the Washington township
road. Burke has met with unexpect-
ed trouble The man with whom he
contracted for his supply of gravel told
him Saturday he could remove no more
from the pit This put the contractor
in predicament he had not antici-
pated.
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At KnoAenberg's, 5 pieces
all wool Gilbert Sackings,
worth 75c; sale price SOC I'd.
The othsr Course.

Tho Oth0r Course.
0olicitor-And am-sure you will
Mnd. madam, that this Is the best
course to adopt in the event of your
friendly letter failing to produce the
effect we desire. Client-Yes. see,
Mr.. Jones. II cannot get what 1
want by fair means, I must put the
matter unreservedly into your hands
Punch.
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THE THEA TER

but youth and beauty, as well, all of
which are essential to render the act
ing of the character convincing. The
entire cast is said to have been we'll
chosen. and the scenic accessories
complete and quite elaborate.
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British celumb;a Take. Up Hockey.

Hockey is booming at Nelson, B. c.
A good sized rink is now under con-
struction, and a fast seven to repre-
sent the city is being organized.
Should the season Of the Nelson puck
chasers be crowned with success the
team will challenge the winners Of
the Stanley cup. which represents the
championship Of Canada.
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Becoming.

Mrs. Grumpus (suggestively)-Don't
you think, dear. that his seasons hats
ags becoming? Mr. Grumpus-Yes:
they're becoming 50 expensive that I'm
afraid well have to get along without
one for you this time.-Pathfuder.
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Coming Events Cast Shadows Before.
Barber Cooking for Observation-Disclosures
me. sir. but your hair is going to come
out soon by the handful. Jaggs (who
was out all night and II just going
home to face his wife) = You (hic)
sbpose l dom know (hic) that?-Bo-
Lemian Magazine.
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The Magnet.

les, she advertised for husband
and rot 2,700 replies"
Gracious! She must have adver-
;tised hssself n very beautiful"
mo. abe didn't. She just said she
had @7OO In the bank."-Kansas City
independent.
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THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
GEM EFT.

GENNETT.
Thursday, Jan. 7.-"East Lynne"
Friday, Jan. 0.-"Brown Of Harvard
Saturday, Jan. ga Kings Rivai.'
NEW PHILLIPS.
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Affairs Of the Sporting World

boys will begin work in earnest. They
are back in school after the Christmas
holiday and Coach Vail will send them
through their PAGES.
Ralph Rose, the famous athlete, will
enter the study of law. He will not
allow work to keep him out OF ath-
letics altogether, however.
Calvin Demarest made his initial ap-
pearance as a professional billiardist
in New York yesterday. He won two
contests. Demarest remained an anna
teur until he could find no one else to
play against.
st. Louis has opened an artificial ice
rink, said to be the largest under cover
in this country. 1t is 200 feet long
and 135 feet wide. 1t will be used as
a natatorium in summer.
Charles Olson of Indianapolis de-
feated Fred Beell of Marshfield. Wis,
in a wrestling match. catch as-catch-
can, in two straight falls last night.
Olson secured the first fall in SO min
utes 81 seconds and the second fall in
Is minutes and % seconds. The match
was held at Chicago.
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POLO LEAGUE STANDING.
Last Nights Scores.
Smiths /; Grays 0.
Greeks 3: Carmans O.


Surprises were sprung in the city
league polo games last evening and
each of the second choice teams got
away with the victory. There 7yas
enough excitement to make things
look like real for sure polo game
and the boys deserve credit and pat
ronage for the kind of work they are
putting up.
To the surprise of all fans and very
much against the dope sheet, the
Smiths took their contest from thea
stern Grays by ! to 0 score In over
time. The contest was sort OF list
less and each team seemed to lack in
vigor after a desperate attempt to
score was frustrated. Geyer was the
candy kid" in the cage and had his
barber-pole stripe making the Gray
rushers dizzy. Nolan was there on
the rush and captured the ball off the
spot in each instance.
Lineup and summary:
Grays Smiths
holland ................... Marine
First Rush
lnderstrodt ................ Newton
Second Rush
Jones 1rdndM
Center
OcSlluS "ClOt
Half Back
SromeT ..'..... .....''...' NoySA
Goal
First Period-No score.
Second Period--No score.
Third Period--No score.
observation-disclosures, 1875.
Stops-Geyer 80: Cromer II.
Rivalry Was Shown.
The real get up and get game was
the second Considerable rivalry has
been awakened between the Greeks
and Carmans and it surely was dem
onstrated last night There was
rough work plenty but not enough
to make anybody real angry. The
game went along at q good pace with
the Greeks having all their own way.
The Carmans could not get their
chain lightning thunderbolts propell-
ing we'll and had to take water about
right with a shutout score.
Lineup and summary:
Greens Carmans
Allison ................ Bulla
First Rush
Henley sharp
Second Rush
Hd6S ................... har0S
Center
Fetzer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Newman
Half Back
Snavely Observation-Disclosures. Lancaster
Goal
First Period-Henley. $50.
Second Period-Allison S:43; Hen
ley, :32.
Third Period-No score.
Rushes-Allison 8; Sharp 5.
Stops-Lancaster II; Snavely Is.
Referee-Williams.
Timer-Byers.
Score Kpanor--Reid
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a chance to show the American sport
ms public that he can so the Mara
thon distance when he meets Doran-
do Pietri, the Italian Marathon run
ner. at the ST. Louis Coliseum on Jan.
IL. The men are to run the Marathon
distance, % miles and $50 yards. The
track will be about ten laps and will
be especially prepared for this race by
a well known western track builder.
Smallwood, who holds all the records
In Wales from one to twenty five miles,
has done most of his work in this
country in short distance races. But
he has run in the Marathon for pro
fessionals in England and can 20 the
distance very well.
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MARY ELLEN:
Gold Medal Flour IL the best for max
Ing everything SABRISA.
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For School Dress, Separate
Skirts or Waists, see the spec
ial line knolIenbergS are offer
ing at 19c per yard, regular
Soc goods.
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SURPRISES WERE
SPRUNG IN GAMES
Two Fast and Furious City
League Contests Pulled
OFF Last Night.
SMITHS SHOWED CLASSY

AFTER LOSING THE FIRST TWO
GAMES CELEBRITIES TURNED ON
GRAYs AND SHUT THEM OUT
GREEKS WINNERS.
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/ There IL no substitute for thorough.
going, ardent and sincere earnestnesa
-Dsckens.
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The Earlham college basket ball
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-23
Sc VENDEN
MUY BARA TAS

Hacienda de cafe en- el barrio Puri.
sima Conception" del Municipfo de las
Las Marias, con extension dc CIENTO
TREINTA Y NUEVE CUERDAS,y
ochenta y cuatro centimos de otra, cafe.
platanos, pastos y maleza; con casa habi.
taci6n de MADEIRA. techada de hero galva.
nizado, molino para pillar cafe. casa ma.
quina., con malacate novido por fuerza
animal, cuatro glasis grandes y varias ca.
sas para peones. Linda al Norte, Maria
Rosario Aponte: Oeste. Antonio Ortiz y
Francisco Rivera, quienes colindan tam
bien por Sur y Este.
II-Pedazo de terreno en- el barrio de
Naranjales del municipio de Maysg1ez, q
cafe, platanos pastos y frutos memories,
de treinta cuerdas de extension,
colindando al Este con ell camino de Lim6n
Y propiedades de Enrique Brugman y
Francisco Rivera; al Norte camino anti
quo de Naranjales; Oeste, tierras de Fran
isco Soler, y Sur, propiedad de Antonio
rrabal; Este trozo esta contiGuo d Ia ca
rretera de MayagdeS Las Marias.
III-Cuatro porciones de terreno, inme-
diatas entire ST, en- Ell barri ode Rio Cahas,
municipio de Mayaguez,, con area total
de CUARENTA Y SEIS CUERDAS,
sETENTA Y TRES CENTIMos. y que
colindan con los Sres. jose Perez Diaz.
Ernesto Surra, Carmen Ponce de Detres.
Fernando Gprian Laplatza, y Hacienda
"Aurelia" de 0liviery y Sobrino. Estas
porciones radican a cinco minutes de la
carretera de dc MayagHez a Las Marias.
sobre precio, condolences y demas ex-
tremos que Sc rean necesarios, los intere-
sados pueden diriiirse q Felipe Casalduc
Goicoechea, con residencia calle Atocha
nImero s. Ponce P. X.
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De SOCIEDAO.

EStd eJerma. Desde ell domigo
guarda CANA en- su residencia de San
Juan, la distinguida senorita Maria
Abor, que pas6 aver todo ell dfa con
fiebre. No es de cuidado la doien-
cia que aqueja a la hermosa damita;
pero deseamos que restabIezca en-
breve de su importuna indisposici6n.
Para FajQYdO. Despu6s de pasar
en- Santurce una breve temporada,
regresa 4 SUI residencia en- Fajardo
la hermosa Srta Elisa Penedo. q. tan
tos amigos tiene en- San Juan y por
su cuitura y simpatias merece gene
raj estimation. Que vueiva prontO
a la ciudad para dar la gratisima
impression de SUI duIce presencia.
OrG Ucz dusente. Ha vueito a Fa-
jardo ell domingo, la linda trigueha
Maria Vazquez. Estuvo soiamente
dos dias en- Ia ciudad y Sc espera re-
pita SUI grata vista.
Mas enfcrmOS. Lo esta en- SUI re-
sidencia de Santurce nuestro distin-
guido compatriota Ell DR.. Carreras.
Que no sea NADIA.
SEMPER.
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MIR Reginald McKenna primer Lord A amirantazgo ings.

entlende que el consejo municipal
no puede aceptar la resoufuci6n del
.consejo ejecutivo sin en6rgica pro-
tesla por que aparte de ser incon-
gruente circunstancia esta que pone
a la tai resoluci6n en- condolences
de no ser considerable dentro de los
propositos y fines que la originaron
y -motivaron, entraha una invasion
de atribuciones de las facultades
del municipio en- materaia de su com
petencia ilegandose en- este punto
hasta habiar de peiigros- de Ia insta-
lacion en- nuestras' GALES de mas pos
tes y mas alambres peiigro este que
no Sc tuvo en- cuenta cuando fue con
cedida la franquicia a la actual COM
pafia de alumbrado eI6ctrico exis
tiendo como exfstfa otra legaimen-
te establecida que funcionaba efici-
clente y normamente Y cuya desa-
paricion sobrevino tai vez por que
no existfa entonces ell criterio de hoy
en- materia de franquicias a piantas
eiectricas para aiumbrado:-que a.
ciarado que no Sc acudi6 al consejo
ejecutivo en- soiicitud de franduicia
alguna por que la corporGci6a mt
nictpdL no neceSitG GutOrizGci6n pa
rd eStdbiecer eL alunbrddo p6bLico
de Ia municipGlidGd que no es una ex
plotaci6n ;, 81 no a la asambiea legisia
tiva al objeto expresado Y toda vez
que la camara de deiegados no a.
prob6 la resoluci6n de una pianta
ei6ctrica, debe darse por terminado
el concurso archivandose ell expe-
diente Y comunicandoio a los que en-
ell mismo tomaron parte, remitien-
dose d los Sres. Beilman & Sanford
-cuys proposition Sc estim6 mas
acceptable en- principle, copia de Ia re
sOlucion del consejo eiecutivO Y del
telegramadel secretario deia camara
ra de delegados donde expre>a que
el emprestito no fue aprobado. -Ei
consejo resoivera-Luis Porrata Do
ria.-Ram6n Ortiz Eduardo P. Val
divieso.- Ponce Mario Is de 1909. -
FL conceio aceptando en- un to-
do ell informe de la camisi6n de su
seno Y hacienda 10 suyo acord6 de
enters conformidad con 10 propues-
to, consignando ademas el profundo
disgusto que lie causa la resoluci6n
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|npuesto al j
cafe e1tIIanjeIo.
Una firma de New York
10 da como SECURE. -.
Acaparades que estan va pro.
Sistos de cafe para dos amos.

Una importante firma CO.
mercial de Nueva York, ha es
cnto q los senores Bas y Com
pania de esta ciudad, una es-
tensa carta referente q asun-
tos comerciales. En- su carta
estan contenidos los siguen-
tes parrafos:
"Acabamos de enterarnos
de que es casi SECURE que Sc
imponga un derecho de entra-
da al cafe"
"Esto 10 hemos sabido POI
por una persona que llego aver
de Washington y, en- vista de
este, deben tratar de enviar-
nos muestras y precios q Ia
hrevedad possible, para el case
de que Sc lleve a efecto tai I'M
posici6n de derechos en- el ar
ticulo en- question:.
f. "No obstante, Sc dice que
hay va cafe importado aqui
que durara por 10 menos un
par de amos. demodo. que, los
acaparadores temiendo q tai
recargo,se inappropriate bien,
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Noticias de CiaIes.
De nuestro corresDonsal.

Mario 10 de 1909 Sc han
presentado varios casos de
virueIas en- este pueblo. Fami-
lias hay en- donde todas han ca
lido enfermos con esta peligro-
sa erupci6n.
Hace falta que Sc proceda q
vacunar inmediatamente. HI
dido decir que Sc ha traido en-
estos dias material para vacu-
ma y que no di6 resultado algu
no. A nadie lie prendieron las
pGstulas.
En- la Semana que acaba de
pasar tuvo aqui ell juez NUM-
cipal de Manatf SrJose Algeria
celebrando muchfsimos juicios
que habfa pendientes y deian-
do grande numero de indivi-
duos en- la carcel.
Mucha animation ha habi-
do en- estos dias con motive de
la fiesta de San Jose. FL p. Le-
br6n es muy active en- el desc
peno de su ministerio.
FL eX-capitan Pedro Guerre
ro estuvo tambi6n aquf en- la
,semana pasada ejerciendo su
nueva profession de dentista.
Parece que tuvO eXito y mu-
cho trabajo.
FL delegado q la Camara Sr.
Coira esta va otra vez entire
nosotros Y hemos tenido el gus
to dc departir largamente con
GI sObre los interesantisimos
/ asuntos dc la Camara.
JOSE L. FlGUERAS.
AB0GAD0
Ha establecido su bufete San Jose
6 altos. San Juan Puerto Rico.
EIeIce en- Ia Corte Federal
J Cortas insulaTes
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del concejo ejecutivo que no SOLO es
incongruente con ia petici6n. 81 no
que por raz6n de &sta inconguen-
cia que pudiera considerarse como
un menosprecio de sus facultades
Y atribucioncS entrana I'm conseio
que no Sc ha pedido y Sc marca un ca
mino que no Sc esta dispuesto i Sc
gulr como no Sc crea muvy' conve-
nicnte. -Fu6 tambien acuerdo que
para general conocimiento Sc de pu-
biicidad i 'Gsta resoiuci6n.
Y para su publication. expido la
presnente hacienda constar que Ia
anterior resolution ha sido aproba-
da por ei senior a,ca,de con fccha de
how. Ponce mario vclute tie mil no.
veclento- nucyc
T. 4. CtSpcdes.
SccreiGrio municipal.
En- esta imprenta So yende papel
de peri0dico q dos pesos quintai
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Ell MEJOR RON--Los sefiores Al
varez HerInanos, del comercio de esta
plaza, contindan recibiendo grandes pc
didos del acredtado RoN SAN LUIS, que
ha merecido Ia mcjor aceptaci6n del pd-
bIico. No contiene sustancias nocivas y
es "viejo" de verdad, sin mixtihcaciones
nj aditamentos perjudiciales Z Ia salud
No 10 olvideis, Ron SAN LUIS. calle de
San Jose casa se6ores Alvarez hernia.
f3u
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Nadie sube que su casa es-
I'd desaLquilada. Nddie 10 So
be, pOrque usted no 10 anuacia.
81 desea aIquilar Su casa que
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-23
JOSE Z. FIGUERAS.
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6 altos San Juan Puerto Rico.
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