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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
MAYOR PRATT
IS ON DUTY

Mayor Pratt was ON duty at the
city hall this morning, shaking
hands with his left hand. The
right hand was injured in the
wreck on the Milwaukee at st. Paul
in which the mayor was caught and
Is at the present time out of COM
mission.
Mayor Pratt seemed pleased to
find the condition af affairs so sat
isfactory on his return. The sup
preston of the !. W. VS. was par
ticularly gratifying, as the mayor
had heard good deal about the
agitation in the east.
The crematory squabble and the
appointment of license inspector
had not been reached the mayor
this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
CONSERV VA TON RESOLUTION
ID is NOT DEAD YET

insist on the state of Washington
and other states of the northwest,
which possess large share of the
nations undeveloped resources,
getting its share of that wealth
which nature has placed within it's
borders.
Hutchinson says that whatever
plan of conservation is pursued this
state should receive the financial
benefits OF the development within
its borders and not the country at
large. q.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
AUTO PARADE, VAUDE.
WILLIE AND GENERAL
HIGH JINKS.

= Press boys won many prizes 4
= at the newsboys' benefit last 4
. night. 4
q Cassius Ouse and John Ber- 4
. gen went on for a two round 4
q wrestling bout, and Cassius 4
. carried away first prize, which 4
= was a fine gold watch, while 4
= John received handsome UNI 4
= brella. donated by Cars. 4
. John O'Neil won first prize 4
. in the wrestling match and 4
= carried away a fine punching 4
. bag. Sam and Felix Coruso 4
. took second prize, which was 4
. a pair of shoes and silver
= watch. Ira and Shorty won 4
. third prize, which was a set 4
. Of interesting games and an
. umbrella.
. Smiths Dope Kominsky won
. first prize, fine sweater coat,
. in the cracker eating contest.
q Joe Navel took all OF the
q first prize honors for his sweet
. voice, which prize was a fine
= suit of clothes. Glen Farquhar
. took first honors as dance
. artist, receiving a handsome
. rocking chair.
. Helmer Downs received a
. game Of dominos and pair of 4
. gloves for selling the most
. tickets.
In big Hudson 20 from the Col
umbia garage, Acting Mayor Lam
bert and newspaper circulation
managers led long parade o
cheering newsboys through the
streets to the Arcade theater, Al.
Riverside avenue. where they wer,
given benefit entertainment b!
the management of the house las
night. A half dozen more "benzin,
buggies." as the news kids" cal
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21

senator r. A. Hutchinson today
said that the conservation resolu-
tiort defeated at the last meeting of
the chamber of commerce is not
yet dead. The mining men of the
city have had a meeting since the
last session of the chamber and en-
dorsed the resolution OF the com
mittee. OF which Senator Hutchin-
son was member.
Senator Hutchinson says the res
olution was not aimed to slap any,
body's conservation policy, but to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
DON'T WANT
MADRZ
. 10y United Press.)

BLUEFTELDS, Nicaragua. Dee.
Reports from Rama today say
that Estrada's army is advancing
against General Fasquez. Just out.
side of Rama, and u battle Is eX-
pected Immediately. This is the
first decisive move on the part of
the revolutionists against the elec.
ton Of MadriZ as successor to Pres
ident Zclaya.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
MAYOR PRATT IN WRECKS

Mayor Pratt returned yesterday
afternoon from three weeks visit
to his old home in Minnesota. He
was caught in wreck on the Mil
waukee railroad near st. Paul and
sustained some serious bruises on
his right arm and right shoulder
which render him unable to use the
arm. Nearly every passenger on
the train was more or less injured
but no one was killed. The train
had dashed into an open switch.
Mayor Pratt left his father, now
in his eighty-third- year, somewha
improved, although his. condition
was serious when the mayor was
called east.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
Is LOST IN
LONDONFRE
(By United press,)

LONDON, Dec. 21-It was defin
ately stated today that IS persons
lost their lives in the fire destroy
ing the great Arding-Hobbs store al
Chaplain Suburbs at noon yester
day. Eight bodies have been recov
cred. Ten other persons are miss
ing and it is believed are buried
in the store ruins.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
FINAL LINK IN PHONE MERGER

. AS a final link in the merger
. of the independent long dis
= lance telephone companies or
= the northwest the Washington
. Southern Telephone Co. was
. incorporated here yesterday
. with a capital stock of $780,
. 900, 1t proposes to connect
. the various scattered indepen-
= dent long distance lines in this
. region and eventually to give 4
. through service south as far
= as Salt Lake City. west TO Sc 4
= attic and east to ST. Paul. 4
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, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

. Hereafter The Press will
. take any classified ad over the
. phone.
. If you haye a room for rent.
. you can advertise 1t in The
. Press three times for rs cents.
. No matter what you want,
. Press Want AID" will help
. you.
. REMEMBER that every line
. is live proposition and that
. Every line is result getter."
. Phone Main 375.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
THE DUCK THATLALD
THE GOLDEN EGGS
(By United Press)

United
PASADENA Ca, Dec 21-Heeause Mrs Thomas Bell wife
Of the proprietor of the Hall
domestic duck and found six good sized gold
zad the whole valley in the grip epidemic
today. Where the fowl picked precious
mystery fully people working out the solution
= %>~~~ . . . . 3 . . Q . . Q O
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
HARD PILL TO SWALLOW.
ZELAYA POOR? NAY, HE HAS
SIX MILLIONS SOME SAY

q WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec 21SiX million dollars Is the
succeeded in out or
alleged monopoies which he
semiofcm CHAR
Zeya controls the stock
of Pacific practically the
entire field exploitation natural Some of
high and all have
the capital invested In addition he
exercising similar conol by
site o Atlantic
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21

Albert Spear, found guilty of bur
elary last week, was sentenced to
from one to IS years In the state
reformatory by Judge w. A.
Huneke yesterday, The jury recon-.
mended leniency owing TO the fact
that the man was drunk at the time
OF the burglary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
COMMITTEE WAS
REALLY STUNNED
III
Took EN- Several Days to Recover
and Report Cooks Claims
All Fake.
(By United Press.)

COPENHAGEN, Dec 21-The committee which has
been investigating the data submitted by Dr. Frederick
Cook today officially reported to the consistoy of the
University of Copenhagen that Dr. Cooks record and OBJ
servaons wholly insufficient verdict that
he discovered the north pole
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21

CHICAGO.-Miss Adelaide Port
wood. Decatur, ILL.,, disguised as a
man, attempts to enlist in the navy
to go to Nicaragua with her fiance
James l.. Dixon.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
A HARD TUMBLE
AND CLOSE ESCAPE

the footpath and rose to his feet
Here he was colder than in the pit
for the keen, frosty air covered
him with it's biting blanket OF
frozen fleece and he was compelled
to half crawl, half hobble, along
the remaining stretch of highway
to his home to escape probable
death from cold and exposure.
1t was a few minutes after II
O'Clock when East met with his &C
cident and the hands of his watch
registered quarter past 2 a. M
when he reached home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21
FLATlY REJECTED.

FlATlY REJECTED.
The consistory of the university
adopted the report Of the commit.
tee, thereby flatly rejecting Dr.
Cooks claims, and throwing out his
records and observations. Cook S
data, according to the report, is nc
more convincing than the news.
paper account.
Cooks private secretary, Ions
dale, who represented the explorer
here, Is bitterly disappointed. He
is making an effort to induce the
consistory to withhold final judg-
ment until the whole of Cooks data
can be presented to 1t. Lonsdale
told the committee that the missing
data, which is part of Dr. Cook S
original documents, was sent here
from America by route different
from that by which the records al
ready examined here were brought.
He said the additional data would
arrive in few days. The secre::
tary said the method of sending the
data by two different routes was
adopted for protection purposes.
The consistory refuses to pay any
attention to Lonsdale's appeal, and
the findings announced today are
final, as far as the consistory is
concerned.
HARD PILL TO SWALLOW.
DISTRIBUTING Dr. Cook was a
severe blow to the Danish scien-
lists, who stood firmly by him, and
q. had given him support under Com
mander Peary's charges. A great
reception vas given DR.. Cook upon
his arrival here; honors were paid
him by high and low. including the
king. 1t is known that the Danish
experts were personally inclined to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-21

TOPEKA, Kas.-Robert Robinson
confesses to killing George Bowen
captain of baseball team, at Mon
roe, Ga, July last.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-31

para sustituir la cerveza en- las es
cuelas de Alemania, dara buen re
sultado. No sabemos 81 en- aque
las escuelas la cerveza es objeto
de abuse, pero ST afitmamos que en-
este caso peor serfa el remedio que
Ia enfermedad. Habrfa que bus
car luego con que sustituir el foot
ball, despues que este llevara & los
alemanes toda la brutalidad que
Ell desarrolla en- los hombres.
La publicidad es gran bien para
pueblos y gobiernos. AL de Ia isla
puede acusarse de un exagerado
amor al secreto. con frecuencia
81 es vfctima de esa afci6n. Yer
dad que Sc ocu lta, esverdad sospe-
chosa. De ell gobierno a la prensa
cuanto sepa. NADIA .oculte. GUAM
do ESQ hace, falta a I'm elevado
deber. Hay siiencios que abren
puertas 4 Ia inmoralidad. olga
el gobierno la verdad. Publique-
10 todo. No Sc haga complice de
los que hablan por que saben que
10 que dicen Sc ignora. I'm gobier-
no honrado debe informar al pue-
bio de sus actos. Ell gobierno de
la isla debe ser ingenuo por que
muchas veces cuando al pueblo no
Sc lie dicen las cosas que son suyas'
las adivina 6 Sc las fgura. Y en-
tonces con frecuencia paga ell go
bierno las consecuencias de los Gu
chicheos. Haga ell gobierno insu-
lar por que todo Sc sepa. Muchos
males de ese modo Sc evitan. GUAM
do reciba visitas, por ejempio, ms
forme la prensa de cuanto lie di-
gan. Luz de sol, es mejor que Gu
chicheos.
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[ 0S S|JC[SOS
De MARRUECOS.
Marinas, dueno de Ia
situacion.
Grandes terremotos en- el
Sud de Mexico.
ChilpaBcingo, o1aca, Mazzattan
y Acapulco han sufrido consi.
derablenonte.

New York.. julio 81 Comuni-
can de Barcelona que las fuerzas
del gobierno han podido dominar
a los revolucionarios. Sc cuentan
500 muertos y heridos como conse-
cuencia de los cheques entire
tropas y el pueblo. 80 casas han
sido destrufdas por los revo luciona
rios yla artiueria. Constitufdo ell
consejo de guerra para juzgar a los
revoltosos han sido condenados
a muerte los leaders.
New York, julio 81 En- Me
llan hubo aver tarde otra batalla
30. 900 moros atacaron la plaza in
tentando tomarla. Ell general Ma
rina teiegrafa al ministro de la que
ira que es dueno de la situacion.
New York, julio 81 Telegra-
mas de Mexico dan cuenta de ha-
Der ocurrido en- aquelia republica
grandes temblores de terra en- Ell
sur, ocosionando enor mes perdidas
y numerosas vfctimas. Ell fenome-
no Sc desarrallo en- un radio de
milias cuadradas abarcando las
ciudades de Oxaca. Acapulco, Chill
pancingo, en- el estado Gurrero y
Mazat lana la entrada del golfo de
Mexico. La ciudad de Acapulco ha
quedado compIetamente destruf-
da. Innumerables ciudades han 81
do gravemente afectadas por el
feno memo teismico. Las muertes
causadas por los desprendimientos
de 10 muros de los edifcias son
numerosas, calculandate que pasan
de muchos centenares. Ell gobier-
no toma medidas conducentes q
aliviar a las ciudades asf como
los supervivientes de la catastrofe.
New York, julio 3l.-Las conf
stones nombradas por ambos cuer-
pos colegisladores han presentado Ell
informe de las tarifas, iiegando am
bas a un acuerdo en- los puntos
que fueron sometidos a discussion.
Sc espera que el presidente Taft,
le pondra la 6rma para convertir-
las en- ley ell 7 del proximo agotto.
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Parece cosa resuelta que Sc aca-
ben los chismes en- el gobierno in
sular. ,,...,...,

De Ia MADEIRA de un chismoso,
ningun gobierno puede hacer CO.
So de provecho, y de Ia MADEIRA d e
honbres que proceden con arreglo
{ los chismes que les lleven, no pue-
de hacerse gobierno serio nj justo.
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In cable De Washington, l.
La prsteecien q las pihas.

Aver recibimos de nuestro repre-
sentante en- Washington el siguiente
despacho:
Washington Julio 3O.-El au-
mento de la protection. 4 las pihas
esta en- gran peligro. Ell comite de
conferencias rechaza ell derec no de
medic centavo que propuso ell Sena-
do. Hago grandes esfuerzos para que
Sc adopte 9 !; derecho de medic centa-
vo por libra. Lsrrinaga."
La sonora, registrando el baul de
la criada::
-iHombre, aquf esta la blusa de
encales que tanto busque estos dfas!
ss-iQue suerte !! Y Ia sehora que
creia que Sc Ia habian robado!
-iQuiere usted casarse con mi
hija y me pide usted su mano? Muy
bicn, caballero, concedida; pero me
creo en- cl deber de hacerle una pre-
gunta Mi hija tiene mancha.
No importa; yo soy quita map-
chas
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UTIL.-Los objctos de bronco
sucios Y polvorientos Sc hmpian fro
tandolos con un trapo ligeramente
mojado en- aceite comun.
Lo primero que hay que hacer es
quitarIes cuidadosamente el polvo
Y aplicar luego el accite de modo que
cuhra bicn todo Despues Sc quita
q accitc que qucda con una gamuza.
Para que cntrc bien el accite en-
la rndi jas del objeto eonviene u
sar uu brcchita.
Ct RIUSO.-El consume del ca
f',n Iuslatrrra sc calcula que ascien
'ic anualrncntr . $1,000 toneladas.
Lu- ,-lE"~ j. raff - utilizan allfcomo
rl@rcra eNc,leutc para abonar. las
- l..-'sa> - l., hucrtas Y los iar1ines-
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Compania de AutmoVi|es
ENTIRE SAN JUAN
Y MARTIN PENA.

Desde el domingo primero de Agos
to Sc pondran al servicio los cuatro
AUTOMOBILES desde las Z de la mana
ma hssta las doce de la noche cobran
do SOLO ) centavos por cualquiera dis
tancia que rccorra el pasagero entire
San Juan Y Martin Peha-
Las personas que hayan tornado
tikes de ahono. los enviaran 4 la off
Gina de la compaiia 4 eangearics
por nimero- equivaientes de los
comunes De 5 centayos- Joaquin Ma
tienzo.. Te-orero.
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MATAR A LOS VIEJOS.

Qe medlclna Qe la UnlVerSlQaQ ue
Oxford, y antique catedratico en-
Johns Hopkins University, acaba
de cumplir go amos.
Esto no tendrfa NADIA de parti-
cular, 81 no fuera por el hecho
de que este doctor dijo. hace cua-
tro amos, que el hombre cuando
llegaba la edad de 60 amos era ind-
til y debiera ser cloroformado.
Ell DR.. Osler dijo que 81 Sc exclu-
yeran los inventos y adelantos lie
vados a cabo por hombres de edad
de mas de 40 amos, Ia civilization
estarfa POGO mas 6 menos como aho-
ra, NADIA Sc habria perdido. Con
este trat6 de demostrar que el hon.
bre a los 40 era va indtii, y los 60
aconsejaba que Sc debiera clorofor-
mar.
"Si los hombres de sesenta amos
-dijo ell Dr.-se separaran de todo
trabajo. harlan I'm gran benefcio
a la vida comercial, poiftica y pro-
fesional. Yosoy de opinion de
aquei refrain que dice: un honabrc
es sdno d los 80, rico intelectualmen-
te d los 40; y sabio dc espirita d los
go q 6nuncd,
Este extravaganza doctor COM
prueba con sus teorias que en- la in
| telectuaiidad de los hombres hay 8
sueie haber, 10 que Sc ha liamado
salto atrds.
EI pueblo padre ario, en- SUI mar
cha migratoria, mataba q los an
cianos. Les sofia echar cabeza aba
10, por los puentes que, en- el cami-
no, ell curse de los rios lie obiigaba
a tender. Hacian tai sacrifcio por
evitar 4 los viejos, va cansados
de la marcha, las penalidades que
ella les proporcionaba. Obraban
por pie edad, y otros, consideran-
do los intereses generates de Ia mu-
chedumbre en- viaje, facilitaban la
matanza de viejos para que no di-
fcultaren las jornados del conjunto.
A este doctor, dado ell criterio que
con sus afrmaciones prueba, 81 hui
biera viajado con los arios prehis-
t6ricos, hubieranle echado por un
puente por viejo inltil.
81 la utiIidad del dombre hubie-
ra de medirse por la fuerza de los bf-
ceps para dar pescozones en- ell bo-
REQ, 8 por la energfa de las piernas
para dar puntapies en- ei football,
ciaro esta que los viejos serian clo-
roformados por almas crimlnales
desconocedoras de las leyes natu-
rates que agrupan a casi todos los
seres en- familias. Pero como la me
dida de la inteligencia esta en- ell
indice cerebral. no vemoS manera
de matar q Victor Hugo escribien-
do a los IS amos ei "Arte de ser abue-
TO-" nj Gutenberg inventando la
imprenta cuando tenfa mas de COL
amos, nj Verdi componiendo a
Aida 4 los so amos de su admira-
Bile vida. Serfa curioso preguntosr
a este doctor extravaganza Y. sin
duda adocenado desde su jueven-
tud cuanta edad tenian los gran
des matematicos, Y cuanta Colon y
cuanta los que concibieron ell de-
recho romano. Pero ESQ no 10 con-
testara ell doctor de este cuento.
Esto no obstante, 81 ell preopi-
mantle juzga del asunto por ST mis-
mo. no debe haber Inconvenience
que Sc retire; no precisamente ctoro-
jormandose por que esto seria hacer
un drama de esta entretenida 6pe-
ra c6mica. pero ST apartandose de
la publicidad que sueie ser tan bus
cada apara anunciarse viejos Y io-
venes inltiles 6 para exhibirSe
vieios tontos.
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FL senador Kennedy ha dieho
que el espahol de todds tas RAGS ciri-
hzadas, es el de meHOr oapacidad
para el gobisrno propio.
Buena notica para los antiques
hispanos de Florida, Nueyo Mexi-
co, baja California, etc. Debic-
ran idearse una ley Foraker para
eduear para el gobierno propio 4
los espaholes de todas las razas ci-
vilixsdas. Y debieran encargar-
re de clio 4 quien SC resuelva a llc-
var & los espsholes la especial civil
isaei6n dd caballero de Ohio. en-
tssasclA pof lqs Pirineos, estabIe-
cienfeh Z AAona ' pasandola
por Zasaess y afOna. para yer
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Ell caballero de Ohio. Mr.. Ke

Ell caballero de Ohio, Mr.. Ken
nedy, un senador muy enojado con
Puerto Rico, diio estas palabras::"
:" .es d sueno del ciudadano pa
triota de este pats pensar en- una futu
ra America homogened, con un
lenguaie com in, con insti-
tuciones iguales, g en- donde los de-
rechOs y pririlegios esten garantiza-
dos en- todas partes bdjo nuestra ban
dera. Esto recuerda el cuento de
un marido que viendo 4 un cato
llevarse de la mesa una de las dos
taiadas que habia en- un plato, di-
10 a su muier: mira, mira, el ga
to sc ha llevado tu tajada." III
cato de la nucva America solada
por aquel caballero, Sc ha llevado
tus banderas" dira el latino-amc-
rica. Y probablemente el cato sc
llevarfa tambia la lengua castellana
y la igualdad de derechos y la So
beranfa Y todo, hasta Ia latini-
dad. Solo quedaria la taiada con
que sueha Ur. Kennedy, que Sc pa
rece mucho q la tajada Puerto
Rico IS nuestro" que Sc tiene va re-
partida el senador Rucker.
Ell emperador de Alemania ha
resuelto introducir el foot ball en-
los iuegos Y ejercicios militapS.
In toda Europa Sc desarrolla Il
sport V, sin duda el desarrolo al
letico dc los nuevos europeos. serd
un gran bien para los futuros desti
nos dc la humanidad. Pero el
foot ball d nuestro entender no &
un iucgo, nj siquiera un sport. Is
simplemente una brutalidad que
dcsarrolla la bestialiadad en- Los in
diyiduos a costa dc hucsos roto
V tcrriblcs lesiones que cuestan 81
eunss vccer Ia vida los ju.aI,
rs. The Evening Post dc Nucva
York dice con su acostumbra'!u
aticismo. QUO 81 ri fnn. hall ~ cIiic
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-31

Monedas de ORC CALIFORNIA;
de so oentavos, Is centavos t1.0O }
s24 de veDts en- Ia Joyeria de F.
KEHRHAHN. San Jose Is.
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Ciudsd Dc Nejico, Mejico.
The Peruns Drug Mfg. Co.
Columbus, Ohio, E. o. dc 4.
Muy Srs. mics Mo Is altamente
sstisfsctorio cnvfar vds. esta, para
PARTICIPATES que, he quedsdo verds-
dersmente sdmirado do los resultados
tan buenos quo he obtenido dc 50 pre-.
parsci6n Peruna. Como sgente viajero
que soy, de los srs. Boutet d Isherwood,
mo VI bastante enfermo do cstarro,
debido los constantes cambtos dc
temperature on los distintos Estsdos
de esta Repdblics. Dos frascos dc 81
preparation fueron sudcicntes para
permitirme volver 4 desempensr mis-
negocios mi enteyA satisfacci6n.
Siempre que pueds, me sera muy
grato recomendar tan benefica medi.
Gina. Soy do vds. afnno. alto. s. S.
Enrique Fuguemana.
Ei Csfsrro Afaca Caalquier Orxsno
Ell catarro invade cualquier y todos
los 6rganos del cuerpo, y pCede destruir
cualquier function delorganismo.
Generalmente ataca 10 cabeza, naris
y garganta, pero miles sobre miles do
casos de catarro On los pulmones, est6-
mago, rinohes, la vejiga otros 6rganos,
han sido curados por 10 Peruna.
La PerunS puede aliyiar ell catarro
adonde quiera que SO localice, por medic
de su acci6n directa On IL membrane
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A quien interese.

ee alquila una casa con II departa.
meDtos y todas las comodidades mo-
dernas en- Sspturce Informar&n Fe-
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CAME.

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Acadia Municipal de San Juan.
AVISO.

Con fecha 10. de Agosto
queda alberto al servicio pu-
blico, para enterramiento EN-
la fosa comlin, el nuevo Ce.
menterio de Santurce y desde
hoy 81 queda clausurado el
viejo Cementerio.
Lo que Sc avisa al publico
a los fines oportunos.
San Juan, P. r. Julio 81
de 1909.
F. DEL VALE ATILES.
Alcalde de San Juan.
The Glenwood post., 1909-04-10
WILLIAM DIOHN

William Mohn, aged seventy-thrce
years, died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Carl Hedrick, in this city Tuesday
afternoon as the result of paralysis
The deceased came to this city a
few weeks ago from his home in Mis-
souri,. Although quite old, he was in
fairly good health until the stroke Of
paralysis came and claimed him as its
victim. Mr.. Mohn was married to
Mary A. Fink, in Lisbon, Iowa, in 1864
and the aged wife and nine children
survive him. The children are Mrs
Sopria Heitekanp, Burnside, Iowa;
Mrs. Anna Wallace, Green Castle,
Mo-; Mrs. Emma Vance, Grand Valley,
Colo, and Mrs. Carl Hedrick of this
city; Fred Mohn, of Brymer, No; Al.
bert, Edward and Pearl of Cogwill, Mo.
The funeral will be held Sunday after
noon from the Hedrick home, 73S Ben
nett avenue the services being cou-
Quoted by Rev. Greer A Foote; inter
ment in Rosebud cemetery.