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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
NEW TEAM WILL. WEAR GRAY
 - Manager Wolfe Has Decided To Enter Ball Nine at
 Phoenix PLAYERS ORDERED TO REPORT BY JUNE 1s

During the week beginning Sunday June 20. the Bisbee baseball fans will have their first opportunity of sizing up the material gathered together by Manager William A. Wolfe. who has been given complete charge of baseball matters in Bisbee While several letters have been forwarded by MT Wolfe asking that the players already secured report by June 20. 1t is more than probable that the diamond stars will be in Bisbee long before tha, date.
 Since the announcement of the ba se ball carnival to be held at Phoenix from June 22 to 26 inclusive, Manager Wolfe has decided to get his men al local headquarters by such date. and that it will be possible to take a hand in the carnival. It is not to be antic ipated that Bisbee will be in shape to land many honors, while pdtted against teams that are already organized and playing but it is the idea of Manager Wolfe to get as much advertisement, as possible out of the trip as well as to give the players additional prac nce before the games scheduled fot later dates.
 In order to carry out this plan Wolfe mailed several letters last evening to players already secured and to those he has been in correspondence with insisting that they report before June 2o, that a line may be had on their work and the team selected as regard. A. eran baseball magnate of the Los An. geles team, has been appealed to and It Is understood that he will provide blsoee with one if not more good players.
 The Bisbee team will make their debut in natty gray uniforms, set off to good advantage with blue trim mings and blue stockings.
 Across the shirts will appear in blue letters ''Bisbee" while around the gray caps will appear the blue stripes to match tine stockings. Mir. Wolfe held in mind the wise adage. 'patronize home industry and home people," is contracting for the suits which will be ready for use before June 20. according to the promise of the firm of Frankenburg Brothers
 Considerable comment has arisen as to what payers may be selected from the material to be found in Bis bee. this question being answered yes terday by Mir. Wolfe who replied: There is no doubt but what James Blair. Boswell and Burke will appear in Bisbee uniforms this season and it is more than probable that one or two others who have won fame on the Risbee team will also be reserved for the the team"
 In addition to the local players there will be one or two signed from Ohio, one from San Antonio, and one or more from Los Angeles, and the two from Clifton. Work at the grounds is now progressing in earnest, and by June 20. the fence as well as the grounds will be in readiness for the initial exhibition. No effort has been made to secure a team for the open ing game as it is thought best to wait until the local players have in dulged in sufficient practice to get ac- quainted with each other and line up in accordance with the positions where they will be the best advan- tage.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
PRESIDENT TAFT
 CONTINUES CONFIDENT
fContinued from First Pagel

Continued from First Page) tieg Progressives realize fully that in opposing the will of Aldrich they are running counter to the wishes of the president. Nevertheless, they in. tend to make their fight Because of his allegiance to the Aldrich crowd MT. Taft is not such hero with the insurgents as to induce them to quit exposing tariff jokers simply because the president feels it may have an undesirable effect on the party's rep utation.
 the bill is put speedily through the senate and sent to conference, the conferees will make improvements by restoring the lower duties of the house bill and retaining those duties of the Senate bill which are lower than agreed to in the house.
 There Is only one way the presi- dents wish may be granted. The bill may be put through speedily" If the progressives and democrats will vote blindly for everything Aldrich wishes them to. If the senators sit quietly in their seats and answer yea" to paragraphs which have the effect ca robbing the consumer for the benefit of the Aldrich clients, without mak- ing protest or even pointing out the injustice of the proceedings, then President Taft's desire for speed may be gratified; but at no lesser sac rifice
 There Is no use for the writer tc guess at date for adjournment of the special session. There is no tell ing when the bill will be ready for the presidents signature. One local newspaper puts the date at June 20. another at July l and still another at July 15. The truth is the democrats and insurgents are too busy fighting to talk of adjournment
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
COAST RECORDS
 SMASHED
Oakland and San Francisco Teams Battle For Twenty
 four Innings i!
SACRAMENTO BANGLES
 WITH PORTLAND TEAM

Pacific Coast base ball records for lengthy gtmes were smashed a, Oakland. Cal. yesterday afternoon when Oakland and San Francisco battled for twenty-four long and exci;- ing innings. As usual. with Van Ali. ren's run of bad luck, Oakland re- ceived the stingy end of the score despite the fact that they had Wigs, one of the best twirlers on the coast on the firing line. Henley, who op- posed him for the Seals, not oniv received better support, but allowed but nine bingles. wiggs, who Is be. ginning to inherit the Van Altren bad luck, allowed eleven hits and was backed up by three errors. The Seals winning run was the result of a bunt. an eror and poorly fielded single to the left garden.
 At Portland. another long-drawn-out game was fought for eighteen innings which was called on account of dark ness. Johnson of Portland, saved the Gay when, with two men out he drove the ball over the right field fence for the tieing score.
 RnSnttS hot
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
SLAv'S TROUSERS SlASHEO INTO
 SMALL BITS
Free For All Fight in Which Two Are Arrested and
 Many Escape

At daylight Monday morning, a crowd of Slavonians engaged in a free-for-ali in the old Crow bar which resulted in the serious stabbing of one of the combatants, minor wounds of another and bruises to several others who have not yet been appre- hended by the police. John Rado- vich. who was most seriously wound. ed. had his trousers slashed into rib bons. receiving also several cuts on the s'de and breast.
 Radovich and Tom Beiiich were ;he only ones arrested. the others. con triving to make their escape. When the trial was held yesterday in Jus tice Burdick's court. but little could be learned of the fight owing to the desire on the part of the witnesses. who>do not speak a word of English. to protect their fellow countrymen. Justice Burdick made charges of mis- demeanor against both men wno at once plead guilty. receiving fines of $50 each. As neither of the foreign CTS had ready cash, it is quite prob able they will make an extended visit to the r0ckpiie-
 HAD APPETITE BUT NO CASH.
 Charles Campbell developed an ah- normal appetite last evening-in fact he was so hungry he cared little whether or not he had the cash n pay a restaurant bill. At any rate. Campbell, walked into a cafe where he at once saw sign which read. Fried Spring Chicken. creole sauce" That was too much for the hungry man who immediately told the waiter to railroad him bountiful portion of the same
 When the delectabie dish was set before the hungry visitor. all plates were cleaned in record breaking time Topping off the meal with a long drink of coffee and good look a1 the empty dishes. Campbell then in- formed the cashier that he could not pay for the meal as he had no money A few minutes later he was arrested and when arraigned before Justice High. he admitted he had entered the restaurant knowing that he had no funds. The square meal cost Camp bell ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
TEN poLIAes-TEN DAYS.

The two Meyicans who faced Judge Hogan yesterday on the charges Of drunkenness and disturbing the peace had taste of how the judge loves ot raise the ante. Just S10 each which meant for both a ten days duty on the chain gang.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
FEDERAL JURY PROBES OLD
 STORY CONCERNING FINANCE

NEW YORK. June B. Financial relations between the United Copper company and the Mercantile National bank during the financial stringency of 1907 and more particularly that part involving F. Augustus Heinze. and directors of the Copper company, were again under investigation tods ; by the federal grand ury.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
JuRY pisAGREEs

deiiberation, the iurv in the NJ. D. Reeler case in Justice Highs court yesterday afternoon agreed to dis agree. Upon adiournment they stool nine to three for conviction. Beeler is accused of committing a nuisance by throwing water on O. K. street. Justice High stated after the adjourn ment of the jury that the case would be reset for second hearing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
American
KercHeL AND o'eRieN READY

PHILADELPHIA, June Slack O'Brien and Stanley Ketchel are ready for the six round bout tomor- row night. Both are said to be in good condition. Ketchel declares he will begin rushing early and get to O'Brien before the time limit There has been no betting.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
eueENnEIms PROPOSE TO
 SEEK GOLD AND PLATINUM

EVANSVILLE. June S.--The Gu genheimers have ust closed deal for the purchase of 160 acres of the Henry King place near Bangor. sit- uatei rartly in the Uba and Butt. counties. It is said that they win develop the land for gold and plat inum
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
See the New Belts

Scores of new Belts are now on display in our Dry Goods section. Washable and elastic sorts in the newest styles that New York makers were showing up until last week. Be sure and see them-Wash Belts 15c to 75c. Elastic Belts, 65c to s1.5e.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
LOWELL COURT ACTIVE.

Judge Murphy at Lowell also had the duty Of dealing with two Mexi. cans who had been arrested on the charge of drunkepess. Both admitted the over indulgence whereupon the Lowell maeistrate attached the usual fine of S7.50
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
MEXICAN PLEAD GUILTY.

Two tousled MeNicans looked Jus tice High square in the face yesterday afternoon and with the aid of an ir terpreter willingly admitted they were guilty of the charge of disturbing the peace. It was s7-50 for each and a case of work on the road.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
More La France CorsctS

These splendid CorSets have been an i'm portant factor in centertng the Corset bus mess of the town at this store. SIPS to s1.75 each. Several new styles that will in- terest the woman that is interested in these prices
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-09
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS:

National League
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21
INTERESANTE.

La acreditada Y hlen como
cida Ioyeria TINAtD e7ta
recibicndo M espltndido sur
lido de alhajas de todas ela-
scs y precios asi como otras
noyedades propias para reSa-
10. de Pascuas, Aho Nuevo y
Reyes, efectos escoiidos perso-
sa EN- su reciente Hiaje En-
ropa y Estados tnidos' pre-, pre-
clos muy limitados, yea nues'
fro surtido antcs dc hacer sus
cOmpraS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21

i Eludid la sospecha de Johann,
asegurad de la ayuda de los demds
arrendatarios de Bluthaupt.
-iTodos tienen excelente cora
zon n!-repuso ell prendero,-y res
ponderia de ellos como de mi mis-
mo.
-Prevenidle; es menester que
esten prontos d abandonarlo todo
d la primera senal para marchar
d Wurzburgo.
-Descuidad: estardn dispuestos.
81 baron Y su companero pasa-
ron por Ia estancia de Gertrudis.
La linda bordadora, acudio, Sc
gun su costumbre, d recibir ell beso
de despedida de su padre, que no
VIC temblar una ldgrima en- su in
clinadas pestanas.
Gertrudis aguardaba por instan-
ties la venida de Juan Regnault,
que no llegaba.
Los tres hombres vestidos de
negro, y de siniestra fsonomia, aca-
baban de desaparecer por ultimo
en- Ia estrecha escalera de la pobre
anciana Regnault.
SQut iria d suceder?.
Rodach Y ell prendero atravasa-
ION ell patio, d la saxon desierto.
( -Aun me queda una cosa que
deciros -prosiguio ell baron; pc
70 va nos veremos hoy mismo y
hablaremos. Lo que al presente
me hace falta es dinero. .. .mucho
dinero!. -.
Detuvose Hans, V rcpuso:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21
I,A VILLA DE MADRID"

EnemPostaDte establecimien1oe e aca'
ba a ,eclbir los imperneables iran
.eses maroa e. H. de fama uniyersa-
,si como les legatimss Camisetas II. Il b.
,onoc;dss del publieo de gusto' lam IN,
b;en acsbamos de recibir Paho de bi-
lar frances, Casmire. ingleses proplo
1ara verano y el melor surtldo de per per-
h,meria francesa irglesa SIN faltar
las Alfombras lejitimas de orlen.e te-
;;das en- una sola pieza donde no tene-
mos competencia. Tenemos elmas com
nleto surtido en- geneIos de fantasia Il
los nrecios III as limitados Nender bu.-
ras mercancias es el ltms de LA
VILLA DE MADRID" Vistenos
4 pidanos muestray sera servldo SIN
demeIa. r,e. o72
Z. o. b. 76i. ieleio pp
San Francisco 81. can . 'lI"---- uHll. : :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21

81, contest6 este, una
gorra de pieles.
y que mas?
Las preguntas de Rodach Sc suce
dian cada vez mas rapidamente,
y en- SUI mirada Sc veia un poderoso
interes.
-Llevo una hopalanda casi tan
vieja como el-respondio Hans; y so
bre la hopalanda una capa corta.
La frente de Rodach Sc inclino
por espacio de dos Q tres segundos
parecia reflexionar profundamente:
-Despues irguio de sdbito su ele
vada estatura-.
-Conducirme a casa de ese hom
bre dijo:-
Mi noble senor-balbuceo Hans
Doru: ihabeis tornado con serie
dad las palabras q. siento haber.
Rodach interrumpi6 con un gesto
imperioso, y ell antique page crey6
debera obedecer silenciosamente.
Atraveso la muchedumbre vo
clnglera Y atareada que zumbaba
como un enjambre prodigando las
caprichosa metaforas de la germ
gonza del Temple.
Al llegar bajo ell peristilo de la
Rotonda, senalo Hans Doru en- ell
dedo la estrecha puerta del tendu
cho de Araby, diciendo:
-Aquf es.
lnclinose Rodach para poder en-
trar, por la peGue1a puerta, y desa
parerl6 en- la semi oscuridad de la
titnda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21

-Durante mi permanencia en
Paris, he logrado juntar meneds
moneda una buena suma. -. esa su-
ma la destino para Ia dote de nj
linda Gertrudis. Pero Bluthaupt
es antes que todo, mi noble sehori..
y la dote de mi hja os pertenece.
Rodach apreto la mano del an
tiguo pale.
i -iGracias!-le dijo con mani
fiesta emocion:-Dios recompen-
sara vuestra generosidad, mi buen
amigo. /. .pero vuestras econo-
mias serfan 10 mismo que una gotta
de aqua en- el mar. Son enormes
cantidades 10 que necesito. -.
Cuando llegue d Paris me supo
MIA muy rico,y en- tres dfas casi Sc
han agotado mis- recursos. -.
Isl supieseis como Sc va ell orc en-
tire mis- manos!. Tengo que sos
tener la casa Gle Gelgberg que Sc
arrulna. "
La casa de Geldberg-inte
rrumpio Hans estuperfacto;;;
Ia casa de los enemigos morta
de Bluthaupt. =.
Mas adelante os aciarare es
te misterio. .por otra parte, ne
cesito montar ell tren de nuestro
Franz bajo un pie de soberano
Ell jueves pro1imo,espero podel
explotar un manatial que me pa
rece abundante ). .pero de aqui,
d entonces. -.
En- este instante ponia el pie So
bre el empedrado de Ia plaza de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21

Rodach SO habia adelsnsAdo a.
rectamente hacia 81 pe&iso quo ser
via de mostrador al wurero.
Inclinese hasta poner su rostro
al nivel del hueco en- forma de me-
dia luna y quiso deslizar raplAa-
mente una mirada ahparte opues-
ia del tabiqus psro el honrra-
do sujeto que trss de el
Sc ocultaba viva siempre sobre
las armas, y Ia naniebra dol baron
no prodWo resuitads alguno. Soh
vic dos manos secas y arrugadas
que Sc estendian abiertas delsnte
del ventanillo.
Permaneci6 indeciso I'm instante
sin saber de q. modo llcvar a cabo
SUI intento.
-iEs monsieur Araby a quien
tengo Ell honor de hablar-dijo por
ultimo al azar.
NADIA Sc lie respondi6.
Saco entonces de SUI bolsillo media
docena de soberanos alemanes v los
coloco sobre la tablilla diciendo:
Quisiera que Sc cambiase este orc
por moneda francesa.
Avanz6 entonces la mano arruga
da y tomo las monedas que conto
una a una.
Oyose en- el interior IN leve ruido
de bahamas y pasando de nuevo la
mano arrugada por el agujero,
contd sobre el mostrador, en- none
das de cinco frances, ell valor de los
soberanos, deduciendo un descuento
exorbitante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21
Campaha de la Ninfa

No g dcscuiian los SreS- Pceir"
Garcia Y Celestino Linera y 81
conocalo establecimicnto siemrn'
uantrre sus existcnrias dc ar
1icuIos para caballeros en 81 nis,i
oue "a antique esfuerzo lc ha colo
csdo In los iiltilnos vapores re-
ro,5 ~ Strtido dc SONBRERON.
Il que nabia sido agotado Y naeva-
;nrnas para este epoca Y IA ds pr
n.ny.4a pro1irsd Sc plleden o5''n'7.
olf. MedAs y franelas, eorl'aiaS
y paauelos de seda E hiio, caimisa~
de va-iados cores Y ii alcanre DE-
cdas lsS icrtunas. ligas, Cuellos y
puhcs. rcr1 LschG" y Ia n,d'fr
ID, haEa el m1s cxigcnte gu7to ~
los apaTador-s y a,macenes del
ere5tado estabiecimientO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21
P OR PAUL FEW AL.

Rotonda, y fu6 interrumpldo por
los gritos de los muchachcs que ce-
LIBRARIAN la llegada del honorable
Araby.
-dQue es ESQ? pregunt6.
Los muchachos que persiguen
un hombre, que pudiera hacer muy
bicn vuestro negocio, 81 teneis bue
mas garantias que darle-respondio
Hans con una sonrisa.
Rodach trato de yer a aquel hom
bre; pero solo percibi6 un trozo de
gorra de pieles, que Sc balanceaba a
kla altura de las demas cabezas desli
zandose hacia ell edificio della RoJon
da.
Hans con tinuo.:
-Ese es ell gran banquero del
Temple. compra las ropas roba
das y presta dinero al interes de diez
por ciento semanal. Els el usurero
Araby.
va he dido hablar mas de una vez
de ese hombre -repuso Rodach,
cuya mirada Sc dirigia insesante
mente hacia la Rotonda-Ese nom
bre de Araby debe ser un apodo.
No Sc sabe.. .Asf 10 he dido LA
mar desde Ell primer dfa que abri6 su
tenducho.
-1Pero de donde ha salido ese pa
jarraco?
Sc ignora.
-SY no hay nadie que sepa mas
que vos acerca de el.
Made.
-Pero a 10 menos tendra algin
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en- un da como este los
amigos mururarm, Y ese picaro
Johann serfa capaz de sospechar
'algo.
-JEstais convencido de que
hasta el presente NADIA sabe1pre-
gunto vNamente ell baron.
-Por complete. !. .Cuando vos
entrasteis la otra noche en- Ia taber
ma de la Girafa, Johann habia lido
d sacar vino, Y q su regreso nj 81
uuiera abrieron los lablos mis- ca
maradas. Por 10 demds, que olga
mos, hasta entonces no habla ra-
zones ,muy poderosas para descon
far de el; pero ell buen Dios pone
algo notable en- el rostro Gle los tral-
dores. Nadie simpatiza con ellos
y cuando fila sobre algrno sus olos
malignos, Sc hiela en- los ablos la
menor palabra de confanza.
- cPero los otros me han reco-
nocido?-pregunt6 aun ell baron.
-Todos, noble senior: hasta ell
desdichado Fritz.
-iY vas ahora a encontrarlos
en- ell mercado.
Ali nos reunimos diariamen-
te.
Rodach Sc encamino d la puerta.
-Pues bien, amigo Doru-diJo:
-sed mercader todavia hoy.
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amigo reconocido?
-iQue ha de tener?.. Todos
cuantos entran en- SUI pocilga lie obo
recen y lie maldicen. !. Muchos des
graciados hay en- Ell Temple, pero
no encontrareis uno solo, que a true
que Gle hacerce dichoso, estrechase la
mano de ese viejo.
-5Es rico?
-Asf dicen-
Rodach Sc volyio hacia Hans.
Su rostro estaba pensativo y cavilo
So
-Mucho siento no haber podido
verle:-pronuncio en- alta voz.- De
cidme, amigo Doru, algo que pueda
darme una idea de ese personaje.
-5Pensais, tai vez, dirigiros a el
-pregunto el prendero.
Tai vez.
Ell ropavejero mene6 la cabeza
con aire de repugnancia.
-Sera un paso indtil, dijo:- Ara
by no presta mas que sobre prendas
y alhajas: como todos sus colegas
esplota la miseria.
-Pero aun no me habeis contes
:, tado. lnterrumpi6 Rodach.
-Tengo tan POGO que responde
ros. ..Apenas he visto por CASUAL
dad un angulo de SUI cara arrugada y
amarillo, bajo la inmensa visera de
SUI gorra...
-5Es una gorra de pieles?
Interrumpio Rodach, cuya curio
sldad progresiva Sc iba hacienda
inexplicable para ell prendero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21

| Besosa 6 Ramirez, Representan-
te de manufacturers y comisionis-
tas-Agentes de Ia maquina de es-
cribir. UNDERWOOD. Ponce, P. r.
Jose Romaguera y Co, S. en- c.
Fabricantes de licores y comprado-
res exclusives del acleditado Ron
RsPARADA y antique alcoholado Bar
mes. Villa No. 46.
Agencia de J. Brandt Motoci-
cletas y bicicletas para venta y al
qu,ler. accessories de todas clases.
Reparaciones en- general. Plaza
Principal al lado del Consistorio.
La Bella Borinquefia fabrica
de sombreros dc eucesores de Juan
Cabrer, Gale Salud, No. q y Ato-
cha s.
Luis de la Cruz. Fabricante de Ii
cores y del afamado Ron marca Angel
y Cubanito. Gale Guadalupe No. 5.
La Caborrojeha. jugo dc cana
y trutss al natural, refrescos, dull
ces y cigarros. calle Marina. No. s.
Barberia "El Figaro, de Ru o
vasouez, calle Victoria No. 3.
Rodriguez & Co. S. en- Ga
bricantes y vendedores de licores al
por mayor y detail. Gale Mayor
ndmero 40. Ponce P. R.
"El Socorro Mutuo". --Asocia-
ci6n de servicios profesionales. Di-
rector Facultativo, DR.. Vicente San
toni. Plaza Principal. numero s.
Jose de LUCAS. Comerclante al de-
tall calle Comercio esquina Sdtud,
No. 10.
lABElLEzA. De Ramon Rivera. Es
ia fonda es una de las principales que
tiene vida en- Ponce, por su limpieza,
buen servicio, comidas bien condimen
tadas precios modicos Gale de la
Villa No. 2S.
Ia Chiquita." De Jose Mas y
Perez Ropa hecha, Qulncalia y Mer
oeria. Fabrica de sellos de gonna
Gale Mayor, esquina a Estrella-
Jorge Acevedo 6 Co. Provisiones a
por mayor y detail. Compra y venta
de frutos del pals. Guadalupe esquina
& salud No. 20.
E. Aviles.-Fabricante de licores.
Especialidad en- las marcas, Cruz
Roja, Maximo Gomez y el excelen,
te Anfs LA BELLEZA. Sc sirven
pedidos a toda la isla. Villa No IL.
/ +. ARIZONA liver.--Almacenista a
por mayor, en- provisiones de todas
clases. Sal molida en- saquitos dc
una libra, marca Aguila. Frente 4
la Plaza del mercado. Agente en-
San Jnan' n. Llaun l. Co.
Or. Lp R.ldiris.-0ptico. Represen
te del "Balsamo de Higos" para lss
sehoras y de las 'Pasiillas del doctor
Moellsr para el Est6mago. Sc ven
den k~as en- todas las farmacias 4 sc
centsvos frasco.-1 II, doctor Puial.
St. PoSce-
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|kD|CADOR GENERAL.

...,rsvuoa A Las NADRE0 E0.-n jarsoe eAlmae.
aSSnsa Winlov debe uearse siempIs que los
sinOs ssts PERIOD Ss ). Se'sosoo Srsdus
e anvS a1Nn, nSSra : srraquNo aivia d do,ot 81
soetsSso ders. nay y',S asS.s 2. .u my ysIss ss,s
Saoe Sos Mtsf$ m iuneisn dd estosaago IegSA ios
hfss,nos. ENd nsior rsnedo e9sSe,oS psa anuier
Les y 4epGess mucho eutdado en pedH
Er. - Casnanss = u ssAoss Winsiew'; - ne
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21
IN MaY0RD0M0.

II mayordomO con larza prkcti.
caen 81 rultivo De la "eaHa- rszses
oolocarse u frente dc una c9onia. =
nj ..ero cuenta con las r.i.r'neia.
au. "a deseen. Para infornses s-i-
Administrator y IN Nesa-baIs- ga
ArCro Guerra Aoc<ts-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-21

Or. Eusebio Coronas, medico Cru.
iano calle del Sol No. 2.
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