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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08

4htl1lJtT Oh L. Oh NJ. lIGch cam w HlcIl
Defeated Vermont.
times in an even six seconds. B. L.
Blatt rf Yale in his trial heat dupll-
Gated the feat.
The first of the team races was held
between the University Of Maine, Uni
Iersity Of Vermont and Bates It was
Il three cornercd affair. in which Yer
mont lost much ground on the first re-
lay, owing to Mcdonald failing on
one OF the turns. Maine won the race
by 20 Ealds over Bates, with Vermont
q close third. The Green Mountain
hoys made up much of the lost ground
on tn" last relays owing to the fine
running Of butcher and Fuller Uni
vorSity Of Maine won. The winning
teams time was BIN % los
Atwood OF Bowdoin had the pole in
tlo race against Tufts He gained
on his relay against Morrison ana
surrendered a lead of - yards 10 the
second Bowdoin runner, who was Cot
bath. Goliath made the lead nalf Il
lap for B0wdoin, which was main
tanned hy Cole on the third reia;.
against Swarty Bowdoin won by over
q half lap iii en- 13s
The popularity OF Tong distance
running was responsible for the dis
placement Of the usual two-mile rul.
by fivenile event, which brought
out an Interesting contest Josepii
Ballard of the Boston a. A.. William
Bailey of the New York A. G., and
Lewis Tewanini of the Carlisle School
finished in the order named:
yard IioI, turGl.C rarn fra,.f.
cap).- Final Won by A. &. Shaw, Dart
feet, second; James Thorpe. Carlisle
Indian School & feet. Time, six sec
onds.
Goyards run (handicap)-Won by
c. Baird, Yale, go YARDS; S. May,
Yale, NS yards). second; Il. l.. Mann,
Yale GS yards), third. Time, 1.16 Ia.
Running high jump (handicap)-Fi
nal by W. Calufeld. Yale, (5A invhes)
f. Stewart, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (3s: inches), second; l..
Stiles, Amherst a inches), third.
Height, 6 feet, 81 inches.
Team race between Harvard second
team and Pastimc A. G. of New York
Won by Harvard. Time SIG
Team race between Boston College
and Holy Cross College-Won by Holy
Cross. Time, $50 40
Team race between Rowdoin and
Tufts Colieses-Won by Bowdoin II.
Atwood, II. Goliath, r. d. Cole, J. NJ
Mantcr; Tufts, w. Morrison, r. ID.
Richert, l.. Sehwarz. c. =. Hubbard.
Time. 3.13.
Team race between University of
Pennsylvania and Columbia University
Won by l.. Of p. Time, SIC 3-5.
Team race between Harvard Fresh
men and Yale FreShmen-Won by Yale.
Time. 2,14 40
Team race between Boston Athletic
Association and New York Athletic
Ciuh-Won by Boston \. A. Time.
$40 %.
Team race between Harvard Univer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
TWO NEW RECORDS MADE
AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

Madison Square Garden. New Work
Feb Two new worlds records were
established Saturday night al the an
nual indoor games of the irish Ame -ica9
Athletic Club at Madison Square Garden.
The club furnished the athletes ''1o
made the new figures. In throwing the
56-pound weight Patrick Mcdonald Sect
the missile 81 feet 5-S inches The btst
previous figures were 81 feet lnches'
made by John J. Flanagan. also of the
Irish American A. c., five years ago. In
the four-mile run Thomas j. Collins won
cleverly from Fred Bellars Of the =. y.
A. c. b, about 80 yards and both of them
beat the old mark Of 20 minutes IL 1-3
seconds made by George Bonhag OF the
American A. G. a year ago.
The timers caught Collins at - min
utes SO Is seconds and Bellars AT Is min
utes Sc seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08

Boston, Feb. 6-Despite the efforts
of nearly 600 athletes. no new records
IT cords were made at the Goth annual
revival of The Boston Athletic Associa r.
ton indoor track meet, held in Me
chanics nall Saturday night. OF in
teresting fishes there We're many, but
in only one vas q former record even
equalled This was 45-yard high hur-
dies contest, in which a. 3. Shaw,
Dartmouth's hurdler. negotiated the
barrier distance from scratch three
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
MALoNY BECOMES PRO AND
IS AFTER TOM LONGBOAT.

9onkers, n. Y, Feb. Tt was an
nOunced here Saturday that Matthew
Mallory, the amateur champion Mara
thon runner, OF this city, has sent his
resignation as an amateur athlete to
President James f. Sullivan of the A.
a. T., and has issued a challenge to
Tom Longboat for race in Madison
Square garden for the worlds Mara
thon championship. 1t is believed here
that the race will be arranged, for
Longboat, it is said, has expressed
Willingness to meet Mallory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
A SIMPLE QUESTION,
Augusta People Are Requisite
Honestly Answer This.

Is not the word OF a represented
citizen Of Augusta more conyls,
than the doubtful utterances Of p,I
living everywhere else in the Uaxl
Read this:
Edward EIgnault, Blacksmith, al
Northern Ave, Augusta, Ne. auI
'Doan's Kidney Pills are by no mad
a new remedy to me. first used I'll
when living in Lawrence, Mass, ab.|
fourteen years ago. At that tine
vas suffering severely from a haI
and aching back and a disordered ssI
iition of my kidneys. l could hart
stoop or work on account oe the us
that would shoot through my kiiaM
and they felt like thrusts of knife \
was on the point of giving up whs 4
friend advised me to try Doan's Kid.s
Pills. l did so and quickly improved
have had several attacks of this kia
since and although l have tried nun
Der of different remedies | have 81
ways fell back on Doan's Kidney Pl
The last attack took place about ia
months ago. l Immediately sent 4
Partridge's drug store and procurs
Doan's Kidney Pills. AS in all fomd
cases they quickly banishsd II
trouble. am never without DoanI
Kidney Pills in my house, al
recommend them at every NJ
portunity."
For Sale by all dealers. Price
cents Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, NJ
York, Sole Agents for the unf
States
Remember the name-Doan's-x
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
THREE WORLDS RECORDS ARE
SMASHED AT SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Feb. AT the indoor
meeting of the Olympic Athletic Club
Saturday night three worlds records
were broken. Andrew Glarner lowered
to go 2-5 the record for n half mile, he ii
by Melvin Shepard of 2.05 %. Herbert
Cheek won the 6o-yard low hurdle event
in % 2-5 from Smithson of the Multo-
nomah Club. Smithson lowered his own
record over the so-yards high hurdles to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
WANTS TO MEET NIELSEN
Jsbcz White. English Lights.
Champion Arrives Here. =

New York. Feb 7.-Iha steamsn,
tic which arrived TO-DAY from III
pool brought .ightH light n
fighter who is looking for inatct u
Champion Battling Nelson. nj
Jabez White. EnglanG's champis
this class. White has never been H.
en-. according to his manager. Ths,
Pritchard, who has come along nj
said he was in frstclass trim !,
ready to take on Nelson at any TIM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
Use Liinoniil||
+ The Flax Seed
Emulsion J

it is the utmost in food nedicinsI
Everyone knows the value of a FllI
Seed poulticc-of the power off
Seed Tea. One Of the great fund.-
mental truths of rlcdicinc is that
Flax Seed contains 4 large a;.lou1
of precious vegetable albanenvhl1
possesses special efficacy in aIwa:|
ing diseases ard particularly
Coughs, "Colds," bronchitis an
Consumption. Il physicians cal
trust Iinonine for these ail:aent|
what further Evidence can you want
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
BILLY CLARK KNOCKS
OUT MIKE CUNNINcu,.

Portland. Ne, Feh. Nike I.
ninsham Of Lewiston was kroexsa
in the second round At the Pa
Club Saturday night ~ Billy q.
Of Lawrence. Clarjtc caught hi
ponent squareIy OIL tia" Jaw \.
right uppercut and when Cunn;s4
came to his feet he got anothe,r
of the same kind that PIT; him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
JEFF SAYS HE HAS
SEEN NO CHALLENGE

Los Angeles. Feb. TT have heard
nothing nor seen anything in reference
to challenge from Jack Johnson"
said James ]. Jeffries to The ASSOCIATE
ed Press, when asked regarding the
purported cabling OF challenge to him
from Australia by the heavyweight
champion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
KANSAS COURT UPHOLDS
SUNDAY BALL PLAYING,

Topeka. Kan. Feb. The state
supreme court Saturday decided that
baseball may be played on Sunday in
Kansas. The case came up from
Olathe, where Ernest FARTHER was con
victed Of playing baseball on Sunday.
He appealed and Justice Porter order
ed his release on the ground that base
bali is national sport and has no i'm
moral tendencies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
Crowley Wins Marathon.

New Haven. Conn, Feb by a
series of Sprints. followed by killing
pace. James T. Crowley of the l. A. \.
z" OF New York. won the indoor
Marathon race in the I'd Regiment
armory here Saturday night in two
hours. SO minutes and As seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
ROOT AND FOeLER WIN
KANSAS CITY RACE.

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. THE si2-aas
eight hour-a day bicycle race WIZ"
started in Convention hall here last mon
day afternoon, was won BY Root am
Fogler. who in As hours rode lii5 miles
: laps. Root finished for his team hia-
ner. Moran's partner. finished "heei
,eratb hnbInd Root. Mitten, Bardgetts
partner. finished a few feet behind hra-
uer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
LYNCH GETS DECISION
OVER TOM lEVIGNE

New Orleans. Feb. Johnny Lynch,
OF Boston, was awarded the decision
at the end of a 10-round bout with
Tom Levigne of New Orleans, at the
Royal Athletic Club Saturday night
Wallace Woods acted as rereree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
BASKETBALL SATURDAY.

At West Pont-Yale %, West Point l..
At Willamstown. Mass.-W iliams 10.
W eseyan Is.
At Providence-Brown 81, Harvard l.
At 1thaca-Corne!l -. Tufts 6.
At New York-N. Y. University A.. NJ
/. T. 80
AT Portland-Portland High IS. Edward
Little High 10. y. NJ. G. A. &C. Forest
City Castle l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08
ARKANSAS GOVERNOR PUTS
LID ON FIGHTING GAME,

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. Gov.
Donaghey Saturday addressed a letter
to the chief of police. the mayor and
the sheriff OF Hot Springs, informing
them that sparring matches were con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-08

+. Baldwin. r. r. Gray. L. L. Nc
Clure. George Treadwell. Time sl3 Is
Putting 16-pound shot Chandicap)-
Won by w. Ross. Worcester Academy
O. TT. in.); II. l.. Goddard, Harvard,
&c ft). second; G.. Is. Messenger,
Worcester Academy. 6 ft.). third. Dis
lance 45 feet ~ inches.
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trary to the laws Of Arkansas ara
be stopped. He said that ne wou,s
out the militia il necessary to sns
the law to- the letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05

sing the mcn!ecious countenancc or the young idea of couisc she can read the hiefoglyphcs scanned by time and sorrow on the face ot supple old lady, even half block away 'Na' 'Tis my broth or Gi0ster . voice.
 ".AN acyc.' sad Stanley.
 "pad and ThrD are not come yet and I ST tam shed. Are tiaere strawberries. mot.scr? ] hefc so s@ d Thank tul. still al lD window.
 .sTh'nk op sra~hcGfy saotj cake and ,iua will 'fugii lasur Stanley. my chicken, thcrc is U ncw one in the cot tagr 'n perfect ronan, noliy planned. "
 "Oh shut yonr poctry-hoy, young ouc, v sad hie br0ilcr "' Where s the baby? V
 "Aslccp,' 3.d Elizabeth. who never Gi. two words uicu one would do.
 The baby he fcfelecd to WAS his !iltie daughter; his .eolng wife lad died a ,ea. bctUe, and his mother and s.ster. lad so far successfully brought the li1- tle one on lifc's journey, and she "%s, of course, the pet aud darling of the Household.
 "Tanuyl' said a little voice, aud ale appeared, having heard her father $ voice, whom she called ranny, being q. neal as she cosld manage to 'Stanley. v
 Her lucent blue eyes and yellow hait were like her mother 5, vi hom she strong. ly rtsemieA. Ms. Stanley Redtiela had bceu a sweet aud lovely woman, with nc great force of character. on WhoHi Thankful had rather looked down
 Elizabeth said "Pcrfeet goodness does not need force of character; it if such strong -nlinded te1magants as yol 'raa,.k, that need q reputation for force of character. Edna is so perfectly lovely .at she ean ie excused for not i,cinl s,perior and ii superior, how co0!d sht live with ;ts:
 ..Shc couidn l.. - said Thankful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05

GA rare and radiant maiden Nhola the angels name Susan Jane, quoted Dudley, who was industriously engaged in reducing his mother work, basket to a chaotic muddle.
 And an old lady; she is helping her from the carriage. How pretty sho isi Her hair is white; she looks feeble and unhappy.
 "How can you tell so far off, Thankso
 .'Thank s eagle eye is trained in sean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05

Now the family mourncd her loss. cs pecialy Elizabeth In the depths of he' reserved nature there was a tender ant tenacious love for her beautiful sister in law, and when she died, the proud, silent heart almost broke. Sunny Dudley under stood her always, and comforted her.
 Thankful took up the baby and hclG her at the window, where Elizabeth also came
 Dudley.' said stanley, "won't you come down to the office and write lisi for me this evening" Court begins to morrow, and am not quite ready. What are you all looking at?''
 ''Thc new people in The Matchbox they have very elegant furniture, !" safe Thankful.
 :" By George. she as pretty.
 By George'' said the baby.
 :" You small sinner,' said Dudley, '.She is the blessed damozel' Thank your hair is not the right color; now look at hers, darker and yet yellow--as-- as wavy and as yellow as the kansa: autumn air as the poet says. Yellow like ripe corn.
 We'll might they admire tall, slcnde, figure of perfect line and symmetry.
 The old lady sat upon the porch and rested while the young one saw to the un loading and arranging of the furniture
 It was chilly evening late in May, ani there was q wood fire in the grate, in tht beautiful sitting room of tho newcomers that shown and glcamod through the big front window.
 "Are you rested 9 little, mother, ant do you ike it hero3''
 ssT shall like it, dear; t is nearer |, him."
 ''Y Yes, it only takes an hour by train but don t you think it would have hecI better to havo lived thero. "
 AsOh no, Aileen; this is quite nea enough; even if we lived there, we eoul' only see hiin visitors days. Oh, my son my sonl v
 The white head was bowed in anguish aud the gold one dropped in sympathy,
 'sNot less heavy is my cross, she sai to herself; "and a long life to endure oh mol
 .We vii, present our letters to Il church tomorrow, Aileen, as it ;s Sur 1 day.
 Not tomorrow, mother. vs wa little before the people of this cit probe our wounds.
 ''I think it will be better to get it o' CT: do not like to be without frien, and it is not good for you, who aI young; you must have society.
 "But, mothor--'
 "We do not need to tell our secrets you are my daughter--"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05

(To BE CONTINUED
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operaclones que realiza:

UperactoueS que realtza:
prestamos: Con garantias personales,
con colaterales, y con hipotecas corto
y largo plazo sobes flncas rusticss.
Deseuentos: De giros pagares, y obll'
gacionss comerciales corto plaso.
Giros; Soors Espaha. New York. Paris,
Londres y Hamburgo.
Glros por Cable; Sobrs New York y
Madrid.
Cuentas Corrientes: Con interes de 2 p
No. anual disponibles la vista por cheques
Imposielones plazo fiio: Con inter9s
de 2 p, C, anual segdn tempo.
Secci6n de ahorros: Imposiciones sobra
libretas desde 25 cts. 1000 con intersses
al p. C. anual.
Cobrauzas: Por cuenta sgens con conf,
sion minima de cobro. Sin comision para
los corrientistas.
Dsp6sltoE De elective y valorss.
Cambio de monedas: De todos los pal
ses.
venta Dc eeduias hipoteearias: La mejot
inversion en- Puerto Rico. ipteres 2 p, c
pagadero por cupones ssmsstrales.
VentA Dc fineas: Dando facIlidsdss para
ell pago, en- las jurisdcciones de Ad!untas
Aguas Buenas, AIbonito Arscibo. BARGE,
lonsta, Barros. Gsysy. Cialss, corozal, Guaya
lensta. Bsrros. Gaysy,, GiAles. Corosa
Gusysms, Hstillo. Juans Dias, Lola. Mana
Il, Maricao, Naranjito, Patillas. Rio GrAnde
Utuado. Yaducos y Ysuoo,
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NOTICIAS.

Sc ha terminado ell pavil
mento de paste de la calle de-
Comercio en- la Marina de esta
ciudad. La opinion general
es que Sc ha debido reparar
todo el trozo de calle desde la
bajada de la antigua puerta
de Espana, y no solamente el
trozo en- donde Sc. han cons.
truido los almacenes de depo,
sito. Bien es cierto que el
resto de la ~calle esta "deCora.
do" con vetustas casuChas de
MADEIRA que por bien del or,
nato pdblico han debido. de.|
saparecer de sitio tan c6ntrlco.
En- breve saldra para Pa
mama ell dueno de la ''estreila
giratoria' que funciona en-
esta Ciudad. Ha hecho reba'
ia de precios en- estos dltimos
dias como obsequio de despe.
dida a sus favorecedores. Ano-
che concurri6 mucha gente d
montar el aparato.
Aver EMBARGO para los
Estados Unidos al hospital
del ejercito en- Fort Bayard,
New Mexico Z. S, Ell sargens
to de la compalia &c" senior
Juan G. Torres. Que mejore
pronto de SUI enfermedad.
--.Se estan hacienda obras
para mejorar el recinto' Sur
de "Miramar" y las calles de
aquel sitio. Nuevas casas de
vivienda Sc han leyantado ALI
ultihamente.
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Dicha sonora, que esta en-
ferma, Sc queja amargamente.
del proceder usado por Vidal
contra ella, q. es victima hace
tempo de su malquerencia y
malos tratos.
Ell tribunal resolvera esa
question y hara justicia.
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FL muchacho Basilio.
del Naranjo.
La madre del nine dice que SOD
CaIumniaS atribuidaS a inqui-
mas pOIiticaS.
De nuestro oorrespousal.

Yauco, Mario 2..-En el de.
p6sito municipal Sc halla de.
tenido a disposition del juez
municipal ell muchacho Juan
BasiIio Gonzales del barrio de
Naranio, de II amos de edad,
acusado de seduction cometi-
da en- la nina Elisa Vidal,
tambien del mismo barrio.
Sn madre. Ramona Cordero
manifesto que la acusaci6n
csntra su hijo es una calum.
MIA. Que Luis Vidal, el padre
de la nina Sc la atribuye por
motives de inquinas politicas.
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AUTOMOVlL.
A PRECIO DE QUEMA2ON.

A PRECIO DE QUEMA AZON.
Sc vende un Thomas Flyer de siete
pasajeros, en- buen es:ads, Tiene
imam, tanque Prestolite. Speed6metro
y otros accesorios, Lo ensehare los
que 10 interesen. DirGanse al que
suscribe en- ell Hotel Las PaImas, San.
turoe. Charles Gardner, 6v.s.
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AUTOMOBILE.
FOR SALE al A BARGAIN

FOR SALE Al A BARGAIN
A Thomas Flyer in good condition.
Carries seven people, Has Magnetic
Prestolite tank. Spesdometer Aad
other extras. Will show it to pfospec-
tive purchasers. Communicate with
me at Las Palnas Hotel.-Ciartes
Gardner. 6v.s.
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que puedan devolverlos, sean
cafeteros Q no, pues de otro
modo resultaria un privilejio.'
Que 81 los Bancos que funcio-
nan en- la isla no prestan a los
duenos de fincas de Gale es
porque estos noprestan has su-
ficientes garantias y aunque
sea duro y 6l esta en- favore-
Ger esa riqueza, no puede
aceptar Sc trate de beneficiar-
en- perjuicio del pueblo de
Puerto Rico que ha de pagar
el empr6stito de los dos milo
nes de dollars.
Speaker. .-Su senoria to.
ma mas tempo que el regla,
mentario y lie estimaria fuera
mas breve, de acuerdo con ell
reglamento.
Tizol.-A mi me toca STEM
pre- estrenar ell reglamento. Sc
sienta.
Llorens -Ipsiste en- que Sc
file Ell so por 100 para los Ca
feteros y Gisrgetti Sc opone.
Dice que de ese modo por 10
menos un million de dollars
iria a parar a los Bancos para
pages de deudas de los cafete-
ros y en- NADIA Sc beneficiarian
6stos, resultando que ell dinero
del bueblo de Puerto Rico pa
saria a otras manos que no a
las que desean los autores del
bill y la Camara. Que hay
buen nlimero de propietarios
de fincas casi abahdonadas,
I-dandose entonces cl case de
que tomarian pr6stamOs pero
no para ell beneficio y leVanta-
miento de elias.
Caballero lie llama la aten-
ci6n respecto de una de las
secciones del proyecto.
Munoz Rivera.-Que conoce
perfectameete la situaCi0n de
los duenos de fincas de cafe y
puede hablar de Barranquitas
en- donde, como en- otros pun.
tos de la isla, con una peque-
Tia ayuda a los duenos de fin.
Gas Sc podria hacer un gran
beneficio a los duenos de esa
'importante production, cuyos
duenos ell su inmensa mayoria
,Tesiden en- el pals. Que los
otros agriculteres que no estaD
en- las condiciones de los cafe
teros, tendran una buena ayu-
da con el so por 100 que del
emprestito Sc les dejaria case
case de pasar la enmienda y
que la Camara debe fijarse en-
el estado de la poblaci6n de
las montanas de la isla, la mas
afectada por la crisis porque
atraviesa ell cafe.
Giorgetti.-Que llama Ia
atenc6n hacia que Sc podra
dar el caso de ccnceder impor-
tantes sumas como emprestito
q sgricultores que sc dicen
propietarios de 1ncas de cafe
V en- elias, en- un gran predio
de terreno solo habria dos o
cuatro cuerdas sembradas de
cafe. Que estO es I'm peligrO
en- contra de los mismos cafe.
teros y debe Ia Camara fijarse
mucho EN- clio.
\ votar Ia enmienda. SO
vota por lista y pasa pOr IA
yotos contra L la de que el5O
por 100 delemprestito sea des-
tinado para los cafeteros.
Sc Ievanta Ia session. hasta
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sANco TERRITORIAL Y AGRfcoLA

DE PUERTO-RICO,
Capital autotizado So 400. 600, Capital rsa-
iizado $3l5, ,532.9S. U. S. c
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