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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
PEOPLE WHO SHOULD
INVEST IN HiREi SIS
FAIL TO DO 90
Average Person Not Willing to Grasp
Opportunity Of Lifetime.

That the wealthy people and those
in comfortable circumstances are the
ones who protect against possible
financial cinbara SSmeni in the future
by making judicial Investments. and
that the average person. working on
a salary and depending on n certain
situation for Il living and competence.
negl.cts to invest his Swings and
fails to take advantage Of the time
when oportunity knoci;S 1T his
door. was the interesting statement
made yesterday afternoon by W. T..
Gilbert. fiscal agent fer the United
Wireless Telegraph company. who has
been in Nissouta for few dava
soliciting business for the concern h.
represents. Coming I'm contact with
and meeting all c'a sses of people from
the professional man to the day labor
or. Mr.. Gilbert is well qualified to
speak on this matter.
sooner or later. sad Mr. Gilbert.
.'fhe problem III investing Il certain
portion of their savings. c- strpiaa.
confronts every ihin.siuS man ard
woman.
Ninsty-nine per cent .f the r;.ctS |
have sold since my association with
the company has been sold to business
men from their surplus. In my i4js :
ment it should be just the opposite
the stock should be purchased by
wage .arners. particularly those who
command coed salaries. such as
bookkcepers. clerks. school teachers.
and also the professional men and
women. lawyers. doctors and ministers
In August I sold five shares at $50
per share TO a young man who Is
chief bookkeeper for IL large manufac-
turing concern. I did net solicit ~
ask him 10 purchase: he came to ne.
I am just going TO throw this stock
In my TRUNK and keep IL there for q
couple of years was his remark as
he handed Inc check for tie
certificates.
THAT stock has already advanced
$40 in three nlonths--it Is now worth
$40 per share Some day soon that
young man viii pull that stock ont
of his trunk and cash i'll and will be
wealthy.
He realizes that the investment
make poor man rich Good logic.
isn't it,
''1'here are five hundred people in
this city that can buy one or two or
even 20 shares If they had really
wanted to do SO. The stock is selling
mt ss7 per share and Is bound to double
In very short time. Those who fail
to take advantage this week only of
the opportunity for the investment
will envy their more fortunate friends.
1t viii be too late then-the stock will
be away out of their reach"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
ADJOURNS
TO JANUARY 4

Washington. Dec. .a-Congress ad-
journed yesterday until January 1. In
the senate important steps We're taken
toward congressional investigation
of the controversy between Secretary
Ballngar and Chief Forester Pinchot.
4 resolution by Senator Flint calling
for all the papers bearing upon the
case was adopted. Senator Jones read
to the senate letter from Secretary
Hallinger practically demanding an
inquiry. which he said he courteJ. and
also expressing the BELIEF that any in
vestigation should be broad enough 10
cover the pernlcious activity .: Of
sicials'' in the forestry service as welt
against the administration OF the In
terror department.
\ resolution OF Senator Gore naming
an Investigating committee vi eight
members of the senate and house aud
including several so-called "insurgeat
senators was successfully sidetrackci
by Senator .sldrich. VINO had II re-
r.rred to the committee on public
lands.
The house was In session only 10
minutes. Representative Mann. as the
chairman of the committee on inter-
state and foreign commerce. reported
his bill for the suppression Of "whi.e
slave traffic." and Representative
Richardson Ut Alabama filed a minor
ity report against the Mann bin Tor
the reorganization Of the government
Of the isthmus Of Panama.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
STEEL TRUST GIVES
AWAY MILLIONS

New York, Dec. ...-More than g.
100000 viii bc distributed by the
United States Steel corporation US II
bonus to its officers and employees, 10
per cen, Of which will be in cash. ac-
e.rJins ID the official announcement
Of Chairman Gary today.
The bonus Was first announced a.
81 100000. but Chairman Gary correct
ed this In his official announcement
today. IN which he said:
The amount Il determined As usual
by the annual earnings, The. sum dis
iribui.d Tor 1909 amounts 10 little
over s..esa.oep. This will lie paid 10
per cent In cash and 10 per cent in
preferred stock at IL or common
stock IA, 80. in accordance with tho
wishes Of the recipients. - far Ia
practicable and convenient. Also tiie
usual opportunity will be given 10 sub
scribe for .s.eeo shares vi the preferred
stock OF the corporation al III under
the usual conditions"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
GREAT INTEREST IN
CARTER STRIKE
GENTLEMEN WHO MADE DlScOv-
cry HAVE LEASED PORTION
OF PROPERTY.

Garter. Mont. Dee. .sa.-tSpeciai.e-
Til. new strike last Week oT n siS-foet
vein nj the King and Queen mine By
MesSrs. Goli.nsmith and Nick lnnpu
has aroused considerable enthusiasm
at last. peorl. are coming forth read
lily with their savings and investing II
freely In stock. The gentlemen who
mad. tiAs discovery hay. leased "A par-
tlan -. the property. VIZ. I'll. upper
tunnel. for a period If two years and
are EaaIin. daily about 80 tons III ore
III Ashmar. station. East Helena.
Great Fails and til. United states
smeiterS at Salt Lake city are Smeit-
ing the ora. Eleven expert miners
carefully chosen from this iniernoun
tain country are at work there. II il
said that they are among the best
miners west uf tn. Mississippi river.
This week several of the owners
came and examined The ore and the
workings etnsats. They We're quite
eiated over the recent discovery Ut the
vein. The returns from tho assaser
show that in value il runs very high
per ton. The gentlemen who person
ally visited the mine are: q. l..
Weaver, representing the Laekey IL
cn. property If williamsburg. Pa. DR.
G. II. Henderson Of Cory, Pa: e. II
Buhb. Cory. Pa. -. ". BnhertS.
LsWsen. Idaho: &. ". DRp Of AnnseS.
Pa. and Mr.. Heath Of Munrcy. Pr.
". j. Schneider ri Misssila has the
contract for hauling this IRE to ths.
station. H.. has eight teams on the
road daily
The ne.w continental Railroad just
completed from ST. Paul. Mimi. ~
Seattle. Wash. has taken up the 4Ees-
ton Of running u spGr up III. salch
into the camp. which If carried out
will give switching facilities At THE
mine.
\ recent strike In rhe iran Mask
shows that il i increasing IN richness
n development work Is being done ON
the Lead. Ar. Hunter. the superIn-
tenaeftt Of the Iron Mask. Was in Mis-
snuia Oh business tNo days this week
Inamestiaaahty If the King and
Queen mine is good they are al good.
for they are all located in the great
Occur d'Aiene mineral l.el:,
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AN UNIQUE ADDRESS
. MADE BY TAFT
PRESIDENT GIVES SUGGESTIONS
TO THE CENSUS SUpERvIS-
oRs IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Dec. .-a.~~rr.si.lent TAFT
made an unique: address To the census
supervisors from Tie eastern states In
conference here. IL said:
II am very glad t. sec you. You
rusab.r about u third % the force
uucn which we nav. 10 rely t.t take
the census. expressed M, rllnio !
abua; the character Of yeas duties
when | wrote Il letter t. Mr. nuraaa.
| did MOI write that letter fng. for
the fun Of having II pubashe,; I wrote
il II be ! genuine instru .ti,a - . ii.
and | hope s.u VII al o%ss:rst IT. |
know II you pursue 4 Il viii b., an
easy course Tor you. l. yer G,u, o.
serve it, then viii observe = -.
know. Of course. there =. Il oc press
sure.
MANY IT yon-mas1 q !nu-h.tt -
been recommended lv cong r,.sstncn
and 1t may lie that so1sc ur these en-
.re>smen Will ,.om. IL N,u All. .'>!,a /.
because they did recommend you. that
you owe them something 30. Nay +
selecting the men "a ,uaIrorat"rs tho
VIII help thcra In Their a. u. sI'"$Si,'na
election. You have GOT I. use ~cw>.
ana discretion. You hary got Ia Sr-
le>t th. men that you think :. d.
the work and II yea catch ,haftt hing
political wurk | wish YOU to ~"saove
them. just as will remove you II
catch you doing political work. 1t is
business.
Il am not uuarreliug with the con-
Srcssncn. Each man Is looking for
al the aid lie can Se. t. get back into
his pace. and am not obiecting to
the efforts in that direction. Eut you
ar. the gentlemen that want 10 make
responsible. through Mr. Durand for
taking this census. and you are the
gentlemen | rely upon. and IL | can't
rely upon you then | am going to iii
rect Mr.. Durand To let me know about
IL and | will see If cannot help him
ont with somebody else
Il tax. great pride In this census
believe WE can make ii the best CEN
sns that has been taken If we take Il
as census. and do not use II and
regard 1t as incidental to something
else.
Now. you are not well paid. This
is not u business tina. in going to en-
rich any one Of you. but ii Is bust
ness that is worth doing well. and I
hope II will turn out 50 that when the
census Is taken We shall all have pride
in the fact that. we were part in
taking IT. however humble.
Il am glad to meet you. gentlemen.
] would be glad to say this same
thing To your fellows. hut having this
opportunity OF delivering it'll. lee
ture I could not restrain myself from
doing SO. | mean every word | have
said"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
STEEL TRUST TO SELL
STOCK TO EMPLOYEES

New York. Dec. .aa.-The finance
committee Of the Eaited States Steel
corporation has voted to offer the EN-
ployes Of the corporation the oppor-
tunity Of subscribing to its preferred
stock at Si.5 share. In addition IA
bonus Of sl.000.oe0 III common and pre-
ferred soon VIII be divided amor.
employees. Each employe viii have the
privilege OF tak.a; his share Of the
bonus In common stock at .so or in
preferred ut 3t2t. Or proportion of
both. This il the highest price at
which the preferred has been offered
to employees since the company
profit-sharing plan went into effect in
1903 The subscription price OF tie
stock last year Was $40 Il share Yes
teTday II closed On the market
at l247s.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
VOTES FOR WOMEN.

Colorado Springs. Dec. "a black
flag. bearing the legend. Votes for
Women" Is defying winters blasts on
the summit of Pixies Peak. II was
placed on top OF the peak shortly be-
fore the cog road closed for the win
ter. by Mrs. Helen Refine Baker OF
SpoSans- Wash. the noted suffrayerte
leader who was one o. the ei-ht dele
gates TO the International Convention
af Women. held in London last spring.
The flag was supplied by Mrs. o. H. p.
Belmont OF New York and its placing
on colorado's most faLaous mountain
is particularly significant because this
.as one Of the first states 70 grant
equal suffrage
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Ruls Has Been Firm.

That the rule in the Congo Free
State has been firm there can be no
doubt. but there can be rs little aues-
tion that. considering the character of
the natives. measures have been us
lenient as Is consistent with good dis
cipline. Unauestionably there have
been instances where mercy might
well have been granted. but on the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
WILL PLAY SANTA CLAUS.

Chicago. De-. e..-Tweive Chicago
aldermen went today /" Cherry. I'LL.
the stricken mining town. where 800
miners We're entomoea last month, to
play Santa Claus to the 1000 widows
and orphans bereft In the St Paul
mine disaster. A full carload. of toys.
candies and fruit for the children and
many more substantial gifts for the
mothers We're taken.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-23
BUSINESS MEN SAIL.

Seattle, DEG. a..-rhe steamship Min
nesota sailed today for Japan. China
and the Philippine. carrying 30 repre-
sentative business men Of the north
west. The object OF the excursion Is to
establish better trade relations with
the orient.
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other hand. untold benefit has resulted
from this stringent rule which has
done away With the slaughter OF iau-
dreds of thousands Of natives yearly
by constant tribal warfare and the
practice of tanuibaIism.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Delaware. Ohio. Dee. e@.-The three
children of Jaspar Williamson wert
burned 10 death in their room near here
last evening. The parents we're absent.
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AFTER THE SiTANGA.

hamuaia. Uganda. Dec. see.-Culunef
-EnoseEe and Kermit were out early
tod4v hunting til. sfsaaga, II rarc
z.sa=F T. ~ =s-
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La Villa de Madrid

T Incompatible resulta el surtido
cue est& recibiendo "La Villa de Ma
ldrid" Este establecimiento montado
Is 10 moderna no tiene competencia
Idasde el fino organdi de 5 centavos
basta el Paho de Lion de sly 4 pida
eos mejores Cuellos y Corbatas fran
pesas y Pufos de hilo, los mejores
EParaguas y Sombrillas francesas des
do 75c. hasta S II, cada una los me
Ijores rasos y piel de seda, Pahuelos
de Fhilo y Dc seda y el surtido mas
,8rande en- encajes Valenciens a 0.lO
Ha pieza, nuestras tiras bordadas son
lya conocidas tenemos ahora ell sur
fido mas complete que nunca y con
lQan rebaja de precios ;En flores ma
die compile en- buen gusto y bajos
lprecios asi como en- materiales para
ieembreros desde ell alambre hasta la
ipluma de Oxtrichs de $50 cada una
Este estabiecimiento vende mucho
|por que tiene la mejor mercancla q
Hos precios mas reducidos. Es su le-
ma. Visitenos 8 pida muestras, Sc
Euro de encontrar cuanto neceslte.
lPida nuestras lejitimas cintas Lau
lrel Liberty de cuyo articulo somos
Exclusives.
P. @. Box 1854. Telefono 273. San
francisco. 81. San Juan P. Rico.
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Trajes bordados.

Ell PARIS BAZAR acaba dc re
cibir un gran surtido de trajcs Dor
dados para Sras Los hay a So y
ST unos lindisimos y con chaqueta
larga toda bordada a $40 uno. Is Ia
Ultima palabra de la moda. Los hay
blancos Y de todos colores.
Tambien han 'ecibido un explendi
dc surtido de abanicos de Sandalo y
de abanicos japoneses.
Sombreros Y hormas desde rs cen
tavos en- adclante.
En- mofios y bucles para peinadc
dc Sra,. hay un gran surtido que SC
detalla a Sl.00 los monos Y 4 30 cen
tavos los buclcs. En- cinturones, PEI
netas, horquillas adornadas, enca-
jes, puntos y toda clase de adornos
para trajes, hay siempre surtido con:
tantc.
FL PARIS BAZAR recibe sema-
nalmente las iltimas novedades.
Fortaleza q Pedro Glusty.
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IJltimas nevedade.

eitiens usted que hacer a'gun rega
10 yea el immense surtido de joyeria
tds todas cases. desde 10 mas barato
thasta 10 mejor en- la antigua y acre
aditada casa de TINAUD, donde Sc
Aacsba do recibir el mejor surtido que
nuncs 70 ha visto en- Puerto Rico.
Tambisn hay una variedad de efec-
to- do plata y plateados y de otras
novsdades prepaas para regalos todo
{ preeios s.msDente limitados; antes
de oenprar hasa usted una vista a
dicho establecimisnto (sn el cual &c
han hecho importantes reformas) y
no dudamos sa3d1x usted complacioo-
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exceso en- los plsceres Juveniles
Los males que causa esto, son gra-
yes de consecuencias. pues termi-
nan en- locurs, par:ilisis y epilepsia
81 alguno de estos msles lie aiectan
4 usted, no agusrde i que Sc hagan
incurable., sino que pida ,nmediata-
merte una botella de
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va otra vez hemos visto q esta
hermosa criatura, y 81 hacemos aqui
su retrato no es por que sea dicha
ioven desconocida para el lector,.
Es que en- ell Temple no hizo mas que
pasar timida y misteriosa, y apenas
hemos tenido tempo para entire
verla.
Liza era, pues, Ia linda joven del
simon, que hallamos en- Ia tienda
de Mad Batailleur.
La inocente nina tenia I'm secreto.
Sarah no la amaba por cierto, y
Madame Bataiaeur era hechura de
Sarah. =.
En- ell medic de la sala habia una
mesa de juego alberta, sobre la que
jugaban al chaquete el cabaliero de
Reinoid Y el doctor Mira.
Ell joven de Mr.. Goldberg contem-
pIaba la partida con abu-rrimiento
Este cabalierito era ell hijo segun-
do de Moses Geld, y contaba unos
veintiocho anos.
En- Ell momento de que habiaba-
mos estaba de servicio.
Una costumbre que nadie infrln-
gia ordenaba a los miembros de la
casa de Goldberg hacer dos o tres
horas de guardia, despues de conner
en- la habitacion del anciano.
Abed abostezaba, pero permane-
cia en- SUI puesto.
Entreteniase, para entretener su
fastldio en- pensar en- las pantorrilias
de alguna boiera, 8 bien en- el aventa
jado trote de la Re,na Victoria
su yegua favorita y su sangre castlza
III cabaiiero Reinhold y ell doctor
tenlan alguna cosa en- que pasar ell
tempo.
No hay para que hablar del caba-
Hero cuya amabie compostura de
blanco paleto hemos va descrito
en- uno de los capitulos anterores.
Respecto al doctor Jose Mira,
diremos que aquelios veinte ahos
habian pasado sobre SUI persona sin
dejarle marcada a.guna huella.
Nj Sc habia envejecido nj rejuvene
cido Era siempre ell mismo hompbre
fiaco, pdlido E impasible, cuya edad
podia reputarse como un probiema
Meneaba ell cubiiete en- que se agi-
taba los dedos, con el mismo aire
grave y pedantesco con que en otro
tempo vaciaba ell famoso brebaje
de vida en- el cubilete de orc del po
bre casteliano de Biuthaupt.
De vez en- cuando, y en- los inter-
valos que las jugadas permitian, tor
naba rapitdamente la cabeza hacia
Mad. de Laurens, a quien dirigia una
severa mirada.
En- estos momentos, Reinhold
Sc lie sonreia en- sus barbas, dando a
sus ojiiios una expression de maiigna
ironia, pero no despegaba sus labios,
causa de estar bostezando junto q
el ell joven Mr.. Abel.
AL cabo de tres cuartos de hora
de lectura, la voz de Mad de Lau-
reans Sc enronquici6, va sea por ha-
liarse verdaderamente fatigada, va
por efecto de su voluntad.
FL viejo Moses puso SUI arrugada
mano sobre los hermosos cabellos
negros de su hija y la dijo carihosa-
mente;
iBasta, Nenita, basta!. .estas
cansada. !. =. .sosl6gate;
Mad de Laureans cerr6 el libro
y beso la mano q Moses.
En- seguida levantose, dijo:
ia ii tie toca Liza!
Dcio enseguida la linda joven SUI
bordado,y fue sentarse en- los almo
hadones los pies del anciano.
Aprovechando Abel este movi-
miento, fuc i ocupar ei asiento dban-
donado por SUI joven hermana, y pu-
so sus barnizadas totas sobre los
morriilos de la chimeniea.
Nenita Sc accrco a la mesa de jue-
go hasta donde la siguio la inquie-
ia mirada del agente de cambio.
Sentose Mad. de Laurcans junto
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Casa de Prestamos. j. Rendon y
COmpahia 8. en- c.

FL luncs 3 de Agosto a las 2
2. M. tendra lugar un esplen'
pido remate de las prendas
que habicndo transcurrido
>cis mcses no han sido reno.
vadas nj canceladas. Hay de
vcnta un precioso surtido de
aihajas. Allen 81 Fortaleza.
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FL HIJ0 DEL DIbBL0.
Por PaulFepal.

al cabailero de Reinhold; Y los hun
didos ojos de Mira Sc clavaron ell
ella con una expression extrana.
XXIII. Dicha domestica.
El cabaliero recibi6 q Mad. de Ii
rens con su sal udo mas amable.
-Contin uad vuestra partida-dijt
Nenita;- -pues que este no nos impe
dira hablar. Buenas noches, doctor
lnclinose gravemente Jose Mira
y bien, cabailero, agrego Sa
rah, -dadme pues noticias de vues-
tro casamiento.
Reinhold puso su cubi,ete sobre IL
mesa y pas6 sus dedos por entire sus
bucl es de sus cabaIios.
-Hermosa senora- dijo:-por aho-
ra va bien. muy bien!. La seho-
rita de Audemer no ha aceptado de-
finitivamente mi solicitud; pero su
madre. -.
-iCalleLdijo Nenita riendo;-Sdes
de cuando un cabaiiero como vos
tiene necesidad de seguir esa senda
trazada por Ia vieja escuela?
Reinhold respondio con una SON.
risita caimosa.
Sarah continue:
icon que es decir, que haceis la
corte a a madre, para llegar hasta la
hija?..
-5Sehora mia que querfis? son
caprichos: el medic, por otra parte,
puede ser antique, pero SECURE.
-iBah!. .ique simpleza!. =.
Jun hombre como vos!. ...
Ell cabaiiero impulsado por la fuer
"a de la iisonja, abrio su boca SON.
riendo de un modo que ostentaba
por complete sus dos filas de dientes.
Nenita prosigui6:
Me haceis Greer que temeis ena-
moraros.
-iOh!-dijo Reinhold,-ies tan jo-
ven Dionisia!
La fisonomia de Mira permaneci6
inm6vl y severa.
-Por 10 demas-replico Nenita:-
os deseo toda clase de felicidades
cabailero. !. La senorita de Aude.
mer es muy rica, y es un excelente
partido.
Verdad es- dijo Renhold, que
NADIA hubiera perdido con esperar
algo mas; pero va es tempo que dis
frute de las duizuras del matrimonio
Nenita sonrio, y Sc volvi6 encon-
trandose su mirada con la del agente
de cambio, al cual hiz o seha amisto-
sa con SUI linda cabeza.
-iLo veis?-dijo Reinhold ;-cada
vez que os veo a voso tros dos her.
mosa sonora me haceis desear el ma
trimonio. Me EN- briaga ell cuadro
de vuestra dicha.
Alzose ell lAbio superior del por-
tugues, y su prolongado rostro, to-
mo una diab6lica expression.
-Teneis razon--dijo Nenita sin de-
jar de sonreir;;-Mr. de Laurens es un
hombre completamente feliz.
Y dicho este miro Reinhold;- :
cara a cara, mientras que su pupila
briilante como un carbunclo radio
un momento con la mas expression
maligna.
-Os deseo una felicidad igual
ahadio Sarah.
FL caballero tuvo que bajar los
ojos ante una hrusca amenaza ianza-
da a quema ropa.
FL doctor agitaba lentamente su
cubil etc y su mirada no podia sepa-
rarse de Sarah.
Esta acerco SUI sill6n a la mesa,y
v secstrech6 todo 10 possible contra
Mr.. Reinhold.
sY nuestro joven? -agreg6 en-
voz baja.- ;Esta va ESQ conclude?
sQue ioven?-pregunto el caba-
Hero.
Ell hijo del diablo.
Estremeciose Reinhold V miro de
reojo al doctor, que parecia estar
completamente ocupado en- su juego
Y bien-dijo Mad de l. aureans;-
II
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A vNiiT en- miIamaI

Sitio saludable, buena altura So
bre el nivcl del mar, con facllldad de
comunicaciones y en- sltio ccntrico
de Santurce, es un magnillco sltio pa
ra residir. Cada vez sc levantan nue.
tan nuevas y clcgantes viviendas en-
"Miramar" y los pcdidos de solaes
aumcntan cada dia. LAS callcs SC
han terraplenado Y hay servicios de
aqua luz. Es el sitio dc mod...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-30
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