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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
FAVORABLY INCLINED
But Have as Yet Found No Lawful Au-
thority for Taking Such Step-Game
Warden for County Named by
Board.

If any law can be found on the
statute books of the State of Missis-
sippi which authorizes such step, it
is probable that Forrest county will
unite with the city of Hattiesburg in
the erection of a city and county bos-
pital somewhere within the corporate
limits Of Hattiesburg.
This matter was given serious con
sider alton at the monthly meeting of
the Forrest County Board of :Scper-
viaors, which began Monday and ended
yesterday afternoon, but Chairman
Pace and his associates on the board
sought in vain for any law which
would give them authority 70 AXE sucn
a step on behalf of the county. The
hoard which, fortunately, is composed
OF men with progressive ideas and
who are keenly alive to the needs of
the county, is inclined to look favor
ably upon the matter of erecting a
l.usrital jointly with the city
Between now and Nthe November
meeting of the Board of Supervisors
thorough search will be made for any
authority that may exist FOR such ac-
tion O the part of the county and, if
it cannot be found, it is probable that
the legislature, at its next session. will
be asked to enact a law giving the
county the necessary power 10 act.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
Game Warden Named,

Before taking adjournment yester-
day afternoon, the Board of Supervis-
ors elected E. ". Lee county game
warden to aid in compelling he proper
observance OF tie order made for the
protection Of game by the board at
its September meeting. Realizing The
urgent necessity for preventing the
determination of quailn, squirrels,
deer, etc, in Forrest county, the
board at its meeting then passed a
stringent order for the better protec-
ton of such game.
Before adjourning yesterday after
noon the board also fixed the salary of
the county superintendent of educa-
ton at $500 per annum
in the matter of auditing and allowing
At the meeting just ended a great
deal Of work was done by the board
accounts and in passing upon other
of Forrest county.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
WOULD VIOLATE THE
FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
Injunction Granted by Federal Judge
Henry C. Niles On Application of Y.
G. M. ". Raiiroad.-Other Roads
viii Join Fight.
Special 10 the Mems.

Special 10 the Mems.
JACKSON, Miss, October 7.-On
application of the Yazoo and Missis-
ippi Valley railroad, Judge Henry c..
Niles of the Federal court, has grant
ed temporary injunction restraining
the railroad commission from enforc-
ing the new freight rates on uncom-
pressed cotton, to be made effective
tomorrow.
The injunction bill comes up for
hearing in this city on the fourth Of
November All other railroads in the
state will join in the proceedings.
The chief allesation is that the
new rates are in violation of the Fed
eral constitution and seek to regulate
| interstate commerce.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
Want Laws Enforced.

Realizing this fact and that without
a warden the game law is practically
worthless, a goodly number of the
more enthusiastic sportsmen of the
city. and those who will probably BE-
members of the hunting club, have OBJ
ligated themselves to pay a certain
amount per month on the warden S
salary in order to make it worth
while for that individual to devote his
tine to the work and see tina. Il e
game laws are enforced.
Herr .oflra the compensation Of the
game walden has been limited to a
small fee for every case Of violation
successfully prosecuted by him, with
The result that but comparatively few
offenders were prosecuted. In fact,
tbe COMPENSATION was not sufficient to
Justify man in giving more than his
SPARE time to the work, consequently
ne deemed it worth while to
prosecute only such cases as were
broueht to his knowledge through in
formation obtained from others.
In forming the proposed hunting
olnb il is the intention Of those inter
ested to see that the game warden re
oeives compensation sufficient to jus
tif,. him in giving his entire time to
the work. and to this end they arc will
ing to help pay his salary.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
COMpLIMENTED
CITY POLICEMEN
Dr.. Trotter Paid Tribute to Their Eff
ficiency as Exhibited on Celebra-
tion Day.

Last Sunday night at the First Bap.
tist church, DR.. Trotter paid deserv
ed compliment to the city officers. He
said that last Friday. Hattiesburg had
the largest crowd that was ever in this
city and that he never heard Of so
large crowd, on such an occasion,
being so orderly. The policemen had
scarcely anything to do. He said that
had the town been as full of blind
tigers as it was a few years ago, the
police would have been kept busy
and the city jail would have been full
Saturday morning, ea
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
TWAiN'S DAUGHTER MARRIEs.
Special TO the Neus

Special TO the Neps.
WEST REDDING. Conn, October
Miss Clara L. Clemens, daughter
of Samuel L. Clemens MARK Twain,
was married at noon yesterday to
Oship Gabrilowitsch, the Russian
pianist.
While the ceremony was being per.
formed Mr.. Clemens was attired in
the scarlet cap and gown which he
wore when the degree of doctor Of lit
eratureN was conferred upon him b.
Oxford University. After the wed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
co. SUPERVISORS MAY
TAKE DRASTIC ACTION
Some Boards, Considering ACCESSIBILITY
of Continuing Closed Season
Throughout Winter-Supply of Deer
Being Rapidly Depleted Also.
Special 10 The Nelos

Special TO he NeWs
JACKSON, October THE short
age of the quail crop in Mississippi is
a subject of much apprehension among
sportsmen, and in some counties birds
are so scarce that boards of supervis-
ors are seriously considering the ad-
visibility Of continuing the closed
season throughout the winter period,
and permitting no slaughter of birds
whatever.
The extremely wet weather that pre-
vailed during the Matching season in
May and June is attributed as the
chief cause of the bird shortage. The
nests were drowned out, eggs and
young birds destroyed, and in few com
munities are covies found that contain
more than dozen birds.
In a majority Of counties the open
season for quail shooting does no;
commence until the 18th of November
and the matter Of imposing further re-
StrlctlOnS VIII come up at the NoVem'
ber sessions of the boards of super
visors.
The squirrel crop seems to be un
usually abundant this year, and hunt
ers are reporting good sport of this
character In the delta the supply ol
deer is being very rapidly depleted
and additional restrictions will be
urged at the next legislative session.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
RESTRAINED FROM
RUNNING FOR OFFICE
RI associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, October T.
Geo. D. Todd, independent Republican
candidate for mayor of this city, today
instituted an injunction suit against
Mayor James F. Grinstead, who is the
nominee of the regular Republicans to
succeed himself. Todd claims that
there is a constitutional inhibition pre-
venting Grinstead from running
again.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07

and to lend their assistance in every
way possible to this end, in order that
the birds may not be unfortunately
slauehtered and the species ami
hilated.
Such an organization undoubtedly
will be a splendid thing for For
re county, and while there IS no
doubt that it will be perfected, it is
desirable that every man who loves
quail shooting should join and lend
his assistance to the work which it is
proposed to do.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
new COUNTY AND
CITY HOSPITAL
GOOD CHANCE
TO GET A Wife
Pennsylvania Lady Wants a Husband,
Old or Young-Enumerates
Her Points.

Is there a man in Hattiesburg, or
in Forrest county. or anywhere IN the
large territory over which The News
circulates, who desires wife?
We wot there is!
And The News-always alert for the
interests of its readers, whether they
are enjoying the blissful state of mat
rimony or are swathed in the livid
gloom of bachelorhood-stand ready
to provide some suffering man from
the pangs of the latter estate with a
life-mate, for better or for worse.
Tho News IS in receipt Of the fol-
lowing, which is printed as written ill
sofar as spelling, punctuation and gen
eral contour are concerned:
kindly put this add in your Per
sonal Column
Il want good husband
zone that has Money
that will help me here is my De-
scription
Brown Hair & Eyes
hight feet weight 12O pound
considered good looking
good housekeeper first class cook
have a nice form.
"old or young please write and learn
more
yours Truly
"ou TTDl-nou,, friapd
"217 Lafayette st
"Tamaqua, Pa
please send me a copy
"Oblige if any charges please let me
here from you"
Matter of Age.
1t will be observed that the lady
makes no reference to the matter of
her age. but The News is almost will
ing to guarantee that she has reached
that stage of hfe's journey at which
a woman ceases to be fastidious as to
the physical pulchritude of the man
who is willing to share with her life's
vicissitudes. So If you are not pretty,
don't hesitate on that account. If you
face locks like cents worth of dog
meat. don't be bashful o1- that account.
Remember that faint heart ne'er won
fair lady"
md don't let your own age cause
YOU to shy away from this opportunity
to rerel in matrimonial beatitude. See.
in her letter, the young-er-the lady
says:
"Old or young please write and
learn more"
So that, even though you may be as
decrepit as the old year at 11:59 on
the night of December 81, your case Is
not hopeless. Then, too, she say,
she has "a nice form" Now this
latter word is not written any toe
plainly, and it may be farm" ir
which case the man who gets he,
will be ''heeled" for awhile anyhow.
He eithers fears his fate too much
Or his deserts are small,
Who fails to put it to the touch,
And win or lose it ALI"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
JAP DISCUSSES
NAVY'S EFFICIENCY
BIZ 4ssociafea Press

WASHINGTON, October AT to-
days convention of the Association of
Military Surgeons of the United States
Surgeon Inspector Bunso Tomatsuri.
of the Japanese navy, gave his views
upon the progressive methods that
should be adopted in promoting the
efficiency of the medical service of a
modern navy.
He said the efficiency Of the modern
Dreadnaught depends as much upon
the ability of It's medical officers to
handle the injured promptly Is upon
the resistance OF the armor ana the
penetration power Of its great 1nns.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
Mould Minimize Bird Slaughter.

The game law which was adopted
last fall by the Board of Supervisors,
and which is now in effect, is very
stringent one, and if rigidly enforced
would result in minimizing to great
axtent the bird slaughter which would
inevitably take place during the short
hunting season, as it provides that no
birds shall be shipped out of the
county, and the average man who
hunts for sport would not feel inclined
to shoot more birds in day than
could be-, consumed by he and his
yneighbors, preferring to leave some
for another day.
It is the object of the proposed new
club to see that the law Is enforced
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
DIR. COOK AT KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, October 7-Dr.
Frederick A. Cook arrived here from
st. Louis today. He will lecture here
tonight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-07
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, october 7.-For
Mississippi: Generally fair tonight
and Friday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
NOTAS Y NOT|C|AS.

Sc encuentran en- ests ciudad
desde aver, los Sres. Francisco Sc
lies y Fernando Aponete, del conner
clio de San Lorenzo ell primero y de la
misma poblaci6n y delegado a la
camara ei segundo.
Aver tarde las $50 hubo un
descarrilamiento en- la parada 10 en-
Santurce. Una de las jaulas que
conducen la correspondence y uno
de los carros salieron de los rallies
sin mas consecuencias que el consi-
guiente retrazo en- la circulaci6n que
Sc hizo dursnte mas de una hors efeC
tuando trssbordos.
La lluvia de aver ha Converti-
do en- una laguna la entrada Sur de
la calle del Parque y entire Ia
via de los carros electricos y la casa
del Sr. Wood Sc hs tornado el ba.
che que cuando llueve hace intran
stable aquel lugar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
La educacion social.

Sc da ell nombre de educacion So
cial al conjunto de principles que
tenemos que observar cuando ests-
mos en- sociedad 8 en- contacto indi-
recto con ella.
La educacion social esta basada
en- las buenss costumbres, en- la ex-
periencia del mundo y en- la sublI-
me mAxims del Evangelio. "No ha-
gas 4 otro 10 que no quieras para til.
La educaci6n cfvica y la social Sc
confunden & primers vista, porque
estan enlazadas fntimamente: pero
Ia segunds tiene otras tendencias
Y una esfera de acci6n mas amplia
donde desenvolverse y eiercer su
beneficiosa Influenza en- las masss
populares.
La urbanidsd 8 educaci6n social
es ell bar6metro que nos da q conocer
la culturs ilustraci6n de un pals
tomando por junto de partids ell mo-
vimiento intellectual en- sus capita
les. La urbsnidaad nos ds reglas i'm
portantes para que podamos vivir
entire seres racionsles en- las socieda-
des modernas, uniendonos con los
deberes de respeto, aprecio, efecto y
simpatis, el no observar sus precep-
tos puede ocssionar graves CO nse-
cuencias, tanto 4 las individuos CO.
mo 4 las naciones; una fslts de ur ba-
nidad 6 etiquets puede enfriar las
relaciones diplomaticas entire dos
naciones que deseen ligsr sus intere-
ses, desarrollsndo su industria y bic
nestar.
Frsncis puede considerarse como
modelo en- este ssunto, pues ellasiem
pre- ha marchado al frente del pro-
greso y en- cuya politics ha eiercidC c
gran Influenza su provervial cultura
y educscion.
Mientras mas elevada es la posi-
ci6n social de una persona, mas obi
gada esta cehirse & los preceptos
de urbanidsd y cortesfs, 10 mismo
con el rico que con ell pobre con ell
instruido que con ell ignorante.
Todo 10 expuesto es suficiente pa
ra demostrar de I'm modo clsro y cor
veniente la imperiosa necesidad d'
introcucir en- las escuelss publica;
los conocimientosi mas elementsle'
de la urbanidsd y cultura sociA
pues elias son la que han de exte11e.
rizsr los generoSos sentimientos de-
pueblo, dando una alta idea de 81
ilustraci6n y adel anto.
Jose Francisco Pddr6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
La procession de
Corpus en- Ponce.
lnfundadOS rumOres.
de nuestro corresponsaI.) }

(De nuestro corresponsalD
JUNO IA Aver tarde sc llevo q efec
to la procession de Corpus suspend
dA el iueves. En- los slrededores de
IL plaza principal y Delicias, Sc situa
ron crstro altares artisticamente
adEnados y con profusi6n de flo res
Como desde hscia dos 8 tres dias
circulaba la tonta version de que al
gunos libre-pensabores tenian eI
prop6sito de agurparse al pAso de Ia
procession para obstsculsrizarls. los
timOratOs que son las mas, Sc exi-
mieron de concluir al acto religioSo
Y por ess rarz6n la concurrencia fue
algo menor que en- amos anteriores
Como era logeo, no hubo tai inte-
rrupci6n, y el scto revisti6 la mayor
seriedsd, como era de espersrse de ia
culturs de Ponce, donde son v deben
ser respetadas todas las ereencias
religiosas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
ContIa los som
bieIos en- eli teaiTo,
Protestas del piblics.

En- el teatro OLYMPIA de Bilbao, ,frt
easatado esta temporada por la alta
ssssssad. Be he promovido un gran
esc4ndalo con fnotivode los sombre
ses teuaaninas
czsi uooas ias damas que ocupa-
f-s hutacss lucian sombreros de una
magnitud verdaderameDte lnsul-
tante. Y como era impossible yer ma
da de 10 q acontecfa en- Ia escena. el
respectable pdblico srmo una bronco,
bastante respectable tamblen, pidien-
do 4 gritos que dessparecieran aque.
hos artefsctos, por 10 n1enos hasta
saber en- que paraban las cosas que
hacfan y decfan los aotores.
Muchas de las increpadss aeredj
taron Ia debilidad del sexo, desto
cAndose embellishments; pero otras
las peor peinadas, sin duda-se re-
sistieron con 10 mayor tenacidad.
El escandalo como es natural, su'
bio de punto. Y mientras el punto
del escandalo subfs, el tel6n de bocs
bajaba, porque los artistas ofan mas
los espectadores que el consueta
Pero, al cabo de un ratio, levant6se
de nuevo Ia cortina y avanz6 hasts
el proscenio Ia graciosa actris Merce.
ditas Sampedro, diciendo sonriente
Respectable pdbl!co; mos per.
miten ustedes continar Ia representa-
ci6n? ..-
4 10 que respondieron muchas vo-
ces hombrunss:
ST las sen orss Sc quitan los som.
breros, 81. E.
-Pues entonces-repuso aquella
dirigiendose humildemente 8 las alu
didas-yo me permito rogar uste
des que complazcan los caballeros
pues, en- realidad, no pueden yer 10
ocurre en- la escena.
Y Sc hizo ell milagro; como por en-
canto deseparecieron los molestos ar
matostes; los "morenos" ovaciona.
ron la galanterfa femenina, y....a
quf no ha pasado NADIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
Acudid a "l.A XM!MgA"

El mas esplendido surhoo de cam
seta. de las mas fuas clases; pero q
precios m6dicos, tiene el acreditado
establecimieato "LA N1NFA" For
taleza 81 del Sr Pedro Garcia. q dis
posici6p de sps. fsvorecedores Los
sombreros para hombre, cuellos ? pu'
noe. corbatas. pahuelos de. mano. IT,
rantes mediss, CAMIsAs de todo'
precios, ligas, botonaduras y dema,
obietos para uso de caballeros son In
mejorables SOMBREROS DE PA
sJILLA: Ultima novedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
Sensible fallecimisnto
en- Toa Alta,

fEl domingo l3 del corriennte fin6
en- eI vecino pueblo de Tos-Alts, ,el
respectable esbsllero don Justo No
rsles Miranda. ito del estimsble com
patricia seior Pablo Morales CAbrs-
"a.
Fus sl fsnscido, TN Pstriots insos-
peehsble n1odelo de ciudadano Y de
padre smsntisiulo.
CitImamente dsssmPshSba d ear
&C. ne prssidente de aquel syunta-
mientO.
Descsnse en paE ei que oumpii6
en- Ia terra "A nohse mission de IL Vir-
tud y de-. trshajg, Y reriban sus "a
mbiarss e, sineero tesiimonio de
uuesIra seutlda condolences.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
CUBA Sc Me-
CA A PAGAR.
El gobierno de Ia Ha-
bana rechaza Ia acre
encia que Espaf1s le
!. reclanaa. ::... ...,
Cuatro editores laponeses
ac.usados de eonsplra,
cion en- Hawai-
El gebierBo de Toxic Intervene
10 eD,el incideRte. : ]

New York, JUNO i5.- Continue
len eI Senado Ia discussion de I bin de
tsrifas en- e) articulsdo que 8 FilipI-
mas corresponds. Sc cree que con Ii.
geras enmiendas, sers aplicado con-
forme fue concebido, que con siste en-
la restriction de Ia exportaci6 filipi-
ma, una determinada can't dad de
sus principales productos.
New York, JUNO 15.-Hs causado
muy NAL efecto en- el obierno de Ia
Habana, la reclamation formulada
por Espahs contra el gobierno de Ia
republica, sobre 10 demanda
de la deuda colnial. Ls Csmars
y e) Sensdo, no estan dispuestos s
reconocer tai aereencia. Gomez v su
gabinete estan identificsdos con el
criterio de los euerpos colegislados.
Sc teme que ests actitud de Cuba
trafgs como consequences una rup-
turs de relaciones. Ell gobierno de
Washington ha dado va los primeros
pasos en- el sentldo de intervenlr
directamente en- el asunto. Sc dice q.
4 Ia nota remitids por el ministro es-
pahol sefor Gaitan de Ayala, ha con
testado el presidente en- terminus de
Ia mas rotunda negativa.
New York. jun l5.-Un tele'
grama de Honolulu do cuaenta de
haber sido detenido cuatro editores
de periodicos jsponeses, sobre los cua
les pesa la grave acusaci6n de estar
conspirando contra el gobierno de
los Estados Unidos. En- algunas plan
taciones de cana han vuelto sus la
bores los trabajadores iaponeses
q. desde hace algunos dfas Sc habian
declarado en- huelga, debido q la pro-
paganda que hacfan en- los diarios
los referido editores. El gobierno
de Toxic ha intervenido en- el asun-
to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
LABOR POL|C|ACA
Dos heridos graves en-
Rio-Pi iedras. ~.
Una maquina de la Qua
MICA arrolla a un hombre
y 10 mata.
COntrabandistaS en- Culebrs.

La information del cuartel general
de la policia insular correspondence
al domingo y lunes fue- como sigue:
Policis secreta. JUNO IA de 1909.
Puesto de San Juan. .-Detenido
un individuo que diio llamarse Ra-
mon Yoyo, por infracci6n a la ley de
ferrocarriles.
Puesto de Ssnturce. .-Sorprendida
una jugads de gallos, denunciandose
9 individuos y ocupando gallos.
Puesto de. Ponce. e.-Sorprendida
una jugada a 10 prohibido, arrestan
do 5 de los iugadores. Detenidos Ne
mesio Gonzalez por acometimiento
y sgresi6n y Victoriano Ortiz por por
tar armas prohibidas.
Los demas puestos sin novedad.
I Servicios prestados por la fuerza
del distrito de San Juan, durante las
+ ilitimas As horas.
) Puesto dc San Juan. .-Por infrac
ci6n a las ordenanzas municipales-
IL; turbar la paz, 6; acometimien-s
to Y agresion, 3.
Puesto de P. de TERRA. .-Por tur-
bar la paz, 4 infrsccion a las ordenan
zas municipales, 2; infracci6n a la lev
de carrcteras, infracci6n a la ley de
Sandal. /.
Puesto de Ccboruco.-Por infrac-
ci6n a las ordenanzas municipales,
4; turbar la psz, 2; hurto de menor
cuantfa, l ; infracci6n al reglamento
de AUTOMOBILES, |.
Total general, sc.
Puesto de San turce sin novedad.
Yabucoa, JUNO l2.-En el dia de
aver = en- el barrio Limones Sc suici-
do ahorcandose de un arbol el indi-
viduo Sergio Beltran.
Bsrranquitas. JUNO 12.-Hoy 4
las dOce formOse motin entire cat6L-
COS Y protestsntes, arroiando piedras
a este Gltimo quito, srrestados pro-
movedores correo detalles.
Rio Piedras. Junio l4.-Aver 1 o.
m. individuOs ISidre Sierra yEsteban
Pelellera, riheron con machete en-
barrio 'Hato Neuevo" sresultando
smbos con heridas graves en- las ma
nos. FuerOn Puetos 4 disposition iuez
de paz.
Rio PieClras, Junio 14.-Ayer / p.
m. iHdividuos Isidro Sierra Y Este
ban Pelellera. riheron con msehctc
On barro HatO Nuevo" resultsn-
do ambos con herdas graves cn las
manos- TueTon puestos a disposei6n
de- iuss &c paz.
Tsuoo. JUNO 13.-Ayer ) pm. en-
IA Guznics Central al tratar de mon
tar en- un tren que ina On Marcia
FlOT InEarry, iut arrOllzdo produrien
dole Is muerte. Tenia Is amos de
edsd.
FsiArdo, Jgui0 IL Ina looomo
tOra central Faiardo ACADIA dc matar
q Alfonso Nievcs. Ordcn jucz arres
tado maquInista, ehuchero y guarda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15
Un viaje original

Sc halla actualmente en- la Repd.
blica de Chile. I'm ingles que Sc ha
propuesto dar la vuelta al mundo
en- zancos Y Sc dice que esta deter
minaci6n obedece al deseo de con-
vencerse de que no hay en- parte al
guns quien venda mel trajes y
mas baratos que los que vende 'Ia
Palmesans" de j.. Pieras y Go. Allen
90
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Hallazeo misterioso.

Sc dice que en- los cimientos que
Sc est&D abriendo frente al muelle
para el nuevo edificio que alli en-
pezara 3 construirse, uno de los al
bahiles Sc encontr6 una botijuela
repleta de orc Y otra con unos anun-
clos de las famosas maquinas que el
Cielo vende a plazos. Al que Dios Sc
10 da San Pedro Sc 10 bendiga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-15

aver sstuTo en- San Juan. en-
Ssuntos de- seryicio ei leie de dis
into de "a polieia insuiar del Pues-
to de Caguas, Sr. Rafaei Bird Re
grss6 4 81 resideneis en- sqleaaa riu-
dad aver Por Ia lsfde.
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