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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

A. II. Nroll. who holds judgment
and has secured claims tetalling $40
900 against the Spokane Lead Mines
company operating near Newport,
Wash, has submitted a plan to the
stockholders to reorsanize the tem-
pany as follows; one share of the
companys fully paid capital stock for
four shares of the old stock. Any
shareholder of the old company may
purchase the same number Of shares
of the new company's stock that he
holds in the Old company ut 2la cents
Il share and the surrender of the old
stock. II this is not accepted he VIII
ask the court for an order to satisfy
the demands.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Take look at that two color win
dow card the printers. are putting ont
and when your order gives a dance
come to Tho Missaulian for your ad
vertisins
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Andrew Hansen, president of the
South Pole mine, direct extension of
the famous North Pole mine Of the
Sumpter district in eastern Oregon,
owned largely by Spokane people, an
neunccd that ore had been encoun-
tered in one tunnel 1870 feet in length.
All is in ore excent the first 25 feet
at the mouth of the tunnel. The next
tunnel above has been driven 80 feet,
go feet Of which is in good ore. In
another place there is an ore shoot
100 feet in length and so to 125 feet
deep, which averages one to three feet
wide with q streak of rich ore There
is shoot above which, from all APP
pearances, has a chance of being far
greater than the others. The values
are in gold, silver and copper,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Maryland republicans will hold their
state convention in Baltimore August
%. lust two weeks later than the DEM
ocratic state convention
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Gustav Nelson, manager of the Blue
Bell Mining company, reported at the
annual meeting at Wallace, Idaho,
June 7, that $50 feet Of work, consist
ing Of drifting and cross-cutting, was
done during the year. The face OF the
drift at present shows carbonates o.
lead, zinc, Il sprinkling Of galena,
lime and quartz. TO get perpendicu.
larry under the surface showing the
DRIFT will have to be continued an
other 500 feet but judging from pres
ent indications the vein seems to dip
towards the drift and the ore shoot
NAV be encountered sooner than ex
pected. The point under the surface
will give depth of 1850 feet. The
company will soon begin the work Of
building water flume, dam, fan and
air pipe for ventilating purposes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Harry Krolpfciffer. manager of the
Chelan Consolidated Mining company,
announces that work on the tunnel in
the LeavenWorth district in central
Washington will be resumed soon UNI
der the superintendencv of r.. G.. Buck
ingham. There are ample funds on
hand to develop the property and If
the ore shows value at a depth of q
500 feet, where it is expected to tap
the ledge with the tunnel, the We
natchce Valley & Northern Railway
company will extend its tracks to the
mine. The line will soon be within %
miles of the property.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

The topography Of central Idaho in
the vicinity of Florence is being
changed by giant hydraulic ,.sluices. a
battery of which is tearing out the
hills which are PANIED for gold by the
Sc placer mines in the district Not
since the early days of placer mining
in Idaho, when thousands of men bat
tied with the forces OF nature to gather
up rich yellow gold, has there been
such activity in the placer camps. High
water is always boon to placer min
ers and. the heavy snow which has
been transformed into q blanket of
solid ice is slowly being converted into
water, which is forced through the
sluices. The camps. most of which
have an outlet on Little Slate creek.
are now extremely busy, the water be-
ing sufficient to provide for a long run
during the summer. The pans wash
out from to 20 cents Of gold each.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

the Occur Il Alenes. The property has
an excellent surface showing and a
cross-cut Of the vein showed it to be
II feet wide. The vein has been
drifted OH for 1870 feet. and in the last
so feet salena ore has been coming
in strongly, The drift Will give q
depth of 1000 feet by its being con-
tinued.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16
NEWS OF THE MINES.

Spokane June l5.-The Silver Grown
Mining company, operating Il group
of claims on Granite creek, 10 miles
from Libby, Mont. where it has two
tunnels OF a total length of 600 feet,
has shipped Is tons of three grades
of silver, lead and gold ores to the
Tacoma s1nelter to ascertain what the
property is capable of producing. The
manager reports there is a good show
inc of commercial ore in the faces of
both tunnels. There is Il crew at
work saeking and sorting ores, also
doing some development work. and it
is believed the property will become
a regular shipper before many months
have passed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

c. B. HarkneWs of Portland, Ore,
who has just returned from the Lake
Chean district in north central Wash
ington. says that the Halden mine will
soon be one Of the biggest copper pro-
ducers in the northwest The ore is
low grade, but the deposits are large.
The property has been developed by
more than 5000 feet Of underground
work, and numerous open cuts have
been made to show the extent Of the
ledge. The vein is from 40 to $50 feet
in width. A good strike Of copper has
also been made further up the Childers
copper prospect.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

The Caledonia Mining company OPP
eating near Wardner. Idaho. is ship
ping some of the richest ore ever
mined in the Occur d'Aiene district
This is being mined on the 3OO-foot
level where is found any quantity Of
r"re native silver mixed with galena.
Some Of this ore carries values Of
$4,000 to the ton. The mine is the
latest producer Of the district. and is
shipping six cars Of this ore a month.
The shaft has been sunk to the 500
foot level, and skip pocket is now
being put in, after which cross-cut-
ting for the vein will be begun. 1t is
believed the vein will be cut within IS
feet. according to the dip.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

The tunnel in the Nighthawk mine
i'll the Okanogan district in north con-
trail Washington is now in LOO feet,
the drilling being done with electric
power. Ore is being stopped in the big
vein recently cut. Fl. d. James is
manager and J. p. Gormlcy is superin
tendent; Dave Ionic is millman. The
mill is modern. with stamps, concen
trating table operated by electricity
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Spirit Lake Mining & Milling COM
pany near Spirit Lake, Idaho, has been
doing development work since last fall,
and has driven tunnels on the proper
IT, The one on the north side is now
in 1913 feet and at this point some
good copper ore was encountered. Low
er down on the hill another tunnel is
in so feet A contract is soon to be
let to drive this $50 feet further to
cut the lead.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

While doing development work on
the Cashier claim near Oroyile,
Wash, the Worklnen exposed ledge
OF what is believed to be cassiterite
(oxide of tn). Some of the ore goes
10 per cent in the crystals, also car-
rying good copper values. The claim
has been opened by an S0-foot cut
which crosses the ledge, and is in
ore all the way This ledge. or one
on the same ground, can be plainly
traced on the surface for more than
two miles and crops out every few
yards At one place the groupings
are IS feet WIDE where 1T goes
through the Blue Bell. Beginning
northeast of the Oganogan Free Gold
property the ledge outerops IN the
Rolling stone, running the full length
of the claim, through the Viking,
Plue Bell, Blue Bell extension, across
the end of state of Vermont, and to
the koilar property. The outcroppiug
is copper carbonate in several places
and sulphides, at other places 1t is
iron and copper oxides and sulphides,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16


was e-elected president of the Tama
rack and 3Chesapeak Mining company
at the annual meeting in Spokane, the
other officers being as folloNs; Vice
president, +. r. Day; secretary. +. NJ.
Rothrock; directors, +. II Knight Dan
f. Bagncll, C. Fred l<ratHor John II.
Wourms, Ed Royce and j. i. Day. The
holdings include these claims; Rhone,
Danube Obi, Chesapeak. Euphrates,
Monroe, Tamerlanc, Tamarack, O. &
T.. Defender. Spruce. Nirginian Sep
TENDER and Thursday The property
is equipped to accommodate Is men
and has a capacity of 200 tons 4 daV
The development consists of shaft
and incline, approximately a. feet
deep, and a tunnel approximately. With
laterals. goo feet on the Monroe claim
and a shallow shaft ard DRIFT on tic
cast end of ChesapeaK claim; the No.
/ or daylight tunnel on the Chesapeake
claim, and the No, or Ontario tun-
nell which is now the main working
level ON the property This has been
extended on the Vein $50 feet beyond
the Tamerlane side line into Custer
ground This tunnel is approx mately
1900 feet in length. and connects with
the Leonard tunnel of the Custer
group by Il raise and crosscut driven
by the Custer from the Leonard level
253 feet in vertical depth beneath.
President Day recommends the pun
chase of the Custer group adjoining.
The purchase and consolidation of the
group would cxtinsush all conflict and
effectually prevent amy possible apex
litigation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

w, Generous. vice president of the
Golden Scepter Mining company, linn
tied, u reincorporation OF the Port Fill
Mining company. said, on returning
from an insoection of the property
near Port Hill. Idaho, that two good
ore bodies have been encountered, and
that mining engineers report it to be
the best property outside OF the big
shippers in the country. Work is pro-
crossing on the tunnel now in 600 feet.
The ledge in the drift is 20 feet wide,
and assays from IS 20 s97 ton in
gold and copper. The shaft has been
sunk TO y deoth of 125 feet There
are two lodges on the pror.rty. one
of them being 20 feet wide on the
surface. 1t is expected to cross-cut
IN" second ledge in so feet of drifting
There is a large amount of concen-
trating ore in signt. Machinery viii
be installed in a short time,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Three cents d share or $4,000 is the
amount of tire dividend jnst de Jared
by the directors of the Snowstorln
Mining company, operating in the
Occur dAlenes. The fiscal year will
close June 90. For the II months the
company has declared seven dividends
with the present one, six of $45, 900
and one of $4,000, or $4,000.
S, 3. TAYLOR and associates are plan
ming to resume development at once
on the Sherman group of six claims
on the vest fork of Pine creek in
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

~ j. Burns. who is identified With
the Moon Creek Mining company.
east of Wardner, Idaho, announces
that a concentration of from 80 to 100
tons will be installed this year. The
incline shaft is down 300 feet and the
Quality of the ore is improving. At
the bottom of the shaft. where the
ledge is four feet wide, the ore runs
from $15 to $40 Il ton in lead and sill
Yer. The copper and iron is growing
less. The company owns it's own
electric power for lights and compress
sor. There is 1S5 feet fall in Moon
creek, lilling a six inch pipe under
that pressure.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Development work on the Phedora
claims in the Murray district will be
resumed June q, according to Louis
Feltman, one of the owners Ten men
will be nut on to drive an S00-foot
cross-cut tunnel to tap the vein at q
derth Of 1000 feet. The property has
been developed to a great extent. and
in the uppr workings the ore shoot
has been opened up for 100 feet with
only one wall The ore there assays
s54 in silver, SO in gold and q per
cent in lead to the ton. The claims
of the company aajoin the old Jack
Waite property on the east and the
Columbus group on the west. These
properties are in good ore.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Placer gravel which runs s. a yard
has been found On Howard creek, a
tributary TO Libby creek, 20 miles
south of Libby, Mont The Howard
Gulch Placer company mas bought $40
acres of placer ground lying along
Howard and Lake creeks and has d
force of men at work doing develop
ment and getting ready for the sea-
sons run.
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining e.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

American Placer Mining company
has started work on the construction
of a high ditch which will take it's
water from the mouth of Quartz creek,
and carry it to the American mine.
seven miles down Orofino creek, in
central Idaho,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

John M. Weyer, manager of the
Cedar Creek Mining & Development
company. reported to the stockholders
at the annual mcetin" that the pro-
vious year resulted in 4S0 feet of tun-
mel work, opening some good galena
ore. Besides this $40 feet of grading
has been done for tlume and pipe line
purposes and for the compressor build
ing. The compressor will he ready for
operation July 10. TO provide $4,000
to pay for this machinery Il levy of 8
mills was authorized, payable July s.
The compressor will be installed at
the lower workings and the tunnel
already in 200 feet, will be continued
to tap the ore body encountered in
the upper workings at depth. The
property is at the head of Granite
gulch, east of Murray, Idaho.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16

Bunker Hill and sullivan Mining &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Eplgramas.

Un dia estaba ell teniente Fernando
jugando al monte cuando hecho un r!noce-
ronte grit6 ell jefe 4 sus asistente:
-Busca al teniente Fernando y die
cue mando yo que venga al punto.
-Ahora no podra, porque esta Ia
EGndo.
Cay6 I'm borracho en- medic de un arroyo
no pudiendo resistir Ell peso del vino que
hab:a conseguido acomodar en- su est6-
mago y su perro. que lie seguia poca
distancia, se lie aproximo y principle a
lsmerle carihosamente Ia cara.
Nuestrc hombre, que crey6 estar en- la
barberia, Sc volvi6 con algdD trabaio. y
kaciendols una mueca estrafalaria, dijo:
Maestro, d6jeme listed bigote
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Anecdotas

Canuto. Rey de JngIaterra. hallabast
cieIto dfa en- las pIayas. del oceano rodea
do sus cortesanos. Aduladores sstos. scmc
10 son todos donde quiera. diieronle que
esa ell senior de mar terra. Pero Canuto.
ombre de fe y de buen sentido, quiso ma
ltestarles que tenta talento de sobra para
DO deiarse seducir por las Iisonias corte-
sanas, Era la bora de lujo de mar. FL tey
se Sienta en- aquellas arenas. con tono ma
iestuoso exclama:
-Pues soy rey de mar terra. 20 te or
demo oh mari que tie guardes de moiar los
pies de- tu soberano.
Las aguas iban adelantandose, y pronto
cubrieron los pies de Canuto. Entoncee
dlo a los que le acompahaban:
-iVeis como elmar 20 me obedece uS:
6or de mar terra no hay mas que udos
este es Dios: solo Ell puede decir q la olea q.
de a9ut no pasards. -....
Salio IN dfa caza ell Rey de Espaha
Felipe IL acompahado de su hiio Felipe.
niho Ia saxon de corta edad. De repente
los sorprendi6 un ehubaseo. sin que
pudieran guarecerse co ningGn lu.
gar seguro. Molestado ell princip por
tan importuno & inesperado baho diio
su padre:
-Aanda a las nubes que eesen de Hover
-Esto. hiio mio-contest6 Ell Rey,-no
puedo 20; pertenece una potestad supe-
rior.
-lComoi mo puede un rey una cosa
tan pequehaf Que serla 81 pidiese otra
mayori Ahora 81 que veo que NADIA es todo
sl poder del rey.
-Hijo milo -diio entonces aq4-i buen
padrsi -teme mucho DiOs, que es Ell que
puede mas que todOs los Reyes.
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ii sauce y ell cipres

Cuando 4 las puertas de Ia noche umbrla
deiando el prsdo y Ia fIoresta amena.
la tardo melanc6lica y serena
su misterioso msnto recogfa:
IN macillento sauce Sc mecia
por dar aliyio Q su constante pena
y en yoz suave y de suspiros lena
al son del yieulo murmurar Sc ola:
-iTriste naefl mas en- eI mundo moran
seIss fcliees que eI penoso dueIo
y el ilanto oeuIto y IA tristezs ignoran.
Dip. y sIs ramas esparci6 en- el suelo
-Diehoso ayl los que en- Ia tieffa Iorsn
J. r-a,est5 IN eipres miranda al cielo.
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Il perro y el posadero.

10 'entrflocuo y ,u psno eptrarou en-
ina posads pidisrop de conner.
-Iralgame & mi tambieu dijo eI perro.
I'll pOsadero miro al peuo asonbrado al
or que repetis 10 que Gu amo decls.
lie tnteres6 tanto e. pero. que qul1o
comprarlo pensando pOner 10 SarteI que
d'Iera Restaurant del psrrO que hGbLG.
--Muy bien dijo eI ventrilocuo. Yo 10
yendO por 5000. ...
II posadero entusiasmado puso eI di.
osrO sobre Ia mesa ,. sntonce., eI perru
dijo.
-Abora que Vd me- b. eoud:do O. ba.
bI1 mas
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MISCELANEA

Ll-agozs, etlebre euna de algunos
-s4rtFes del eristianismo. ha produeido
sntrs cll1s San Lamberto. eselayo
ole despuks de haberIe eortsdo Il eabe1a
o. sefar. IA eogi5 en- Eas nanos y Sc dirigi6
c58 ella 81 sspIlcro.
>s-tado este hecho hiHt6rieo, diremos
....- e trule, reiirisrdo el unartirio De estr
.asas1 10 tcfmtn cue Prt-iis5 en- Ia Seu
-.ta.E:
-Isr1 Il ssiorIAd7 LAmberto, AgsnsE
rsa qe b bablab s0rtads Ia sabe1a. Ia
r-s.. g ia nanss. Is tess sarisdezsHle
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En- Dublin.

Escsna-Dublin. durante la feciente visi.
Ia de la association Britanica.
SrS. MGry-lOhI lQus mucho siento
no haber podido asistir hoy DIR su dis
rurso. professor. TOdo eli mundo habla
de e. Dicen que fue magnffico.
FL protssOr-(Cuyo discurso Sc q pos
puesto para el dia siguiente) no dice NADIA,
y 81 auedan pensativos.
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En- una barberia.

Eo una barbeFla;
Me esta usted desollando vivo Va
no puedo sufrir mas lD6nde esta
el maestro1
-Ha salido & que 10 afeiten
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Recojer los vidrios rotos

FL ruido de un vase roto reson6 en- el
c0mcIDr
-iJosetaI lYa ha roto usted otro vaso Z
81 pero be tenido Ia suerte de que Sc
hs partido en- dos bedazos.
--iY ESQ es suerte?
Como Sc eonoce que Ia sonora 10 eabe
ID ine6modo que es recoger los yidrios
Hado Sc bacsn mil pedazosr
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Todo con propinas.

-Hs sdiiieSdo usted aIguna ve5i
ST, uns vsE bice una hermoss easa
cen las propinas que me daba IN amigo.
-iY que Sc biIo Ia eassf
Ell camarero del restaurant donde
yo slmuerEo Ia eompr6 con propinas que
yc ls habis dado.
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Una confession

Olga Vd. senior Voy q eonfesarle que
anoche. en Ia obscuridad. bese & ~ seho-
"a, 90 sabiendo que era ella.
No liable de ESQ. que 4 mi ne pasi
10 mismo cuando bese Ia suya.
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lie parecio POGO.

FL abuelo.-v vamo q yer. Pepito. diez
centimos. otrOs dieE y Otros diez. lcuantos
sumanl
Pepito.-Treinta centimos.
-Esta bisn. T6malos por baber
acertado.
tELHiaO eusni1, L parscs poco y ezelaul7l
-Abuelito ms Be squivoeado Suuaa
tresciant3s
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Va pasa de nariz.

Tu uaE;1, coo ealidad.
es. por gu naturalesa.
simbolo de la IarguelA
ciira de la inmensidad.
Primero que til, Beatriz.
sale siempre de tu casa, -
? tan adelante pase.
Que "a pass de nariz.
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Hubo mucha confusion en- el depar
tamento de insectos del museo de Histo-
ria Natural de New York.
Unos 500 ni6os visitabanle. Parece
onA IN chico peg6 su care cen demasiada
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va Sc apagara ell SOLO

IA esespsI VayaD ustesss e-rr.sr1.
CUE ssls ardisndo IA iiesja
-sQss Yenden en- sIiag
VINO.
-Entonees 90 bay qle aa4-4-..
CaAsdo Hsgsemo- "a kabri spsEado t
issso ; niaa ntEczs-iA
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FLEsrAs IN FL coSp.no.

A~~AA1 ~ 81 NoNbADV#
Hemos recibido cortes inzitaei6n de 10.
sehorss Behn Brothers para Ia aperturs
temporal de una parts del Boulevard de-
las Nereidas tun kil6mstro 3. euarioI
EL yIERSEs u uE EEsREao De 1913 pEsDs
Las r. n. 4 GAs s P.H.
81 punso d. rsrHi6n srd |rsnis 70 0fe
na en- "a propisda8. de egys miro p7rsiran
lOs fnFiiasss en- somi.ip8 LsI:s E! sxirsua5
d! Boulsrar4. siiio ssz0ntHaso Ia Esp,1r1
ds. a.
{ CadE Eutom5 VII socas o zlaeI< f=-
birA IN tikes para obtar los sig1isats.
premios
r-PARA AUToM6vtLEs. Ua rslsi
De AHfsn6Fll
a-PARA COcHEs. Ua -csurrs Pi.3l.
con Ess tsiasleI Gel sgrsrisas
8 PARA CABALLoS. Ua Ise.s
uns Banda D. ndsiss an.aiIarz ss.s %.
gueaa hsss1-
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No hay que farse
en- npariencis

en- npariencias.
In scrssdor sorprends 4 81 deudor
soni6ndose u psyo.
-Parees imposible que no us paEue
70 que NE dsbe y tenga ei Eaior de eomsr
puyo en- mi preseneia.
isl supisrs por que me 10 como ne
udH'a eonpssi6ni
- Per cue Sc 10 come9
-tPosF1s no psedo m1ssener.o
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EPIGRAMAS

Coz su madre I'd dla fIs
u -ementsri0 Enriquets
al ser r. I. P.
s- IA tombs de oD poeta
. a.snto mistsrioso:
1.Io 81 madrs al Oido:
L. iEas a poner RIPi5s7
rsrs % g hza atrsvido.
lnsuit6 eI pdbEco / az
n sspada dssgrssiaio
! igE sI po5rs ensareels5
p5rqUs mAt5 nal q tsro
Y snoerTado sI m1;a.
nsra - suerte fatal
p9ss 81 Gntes - rastt
ahora 10 paza pasr.
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Loglca infantil

PePito. lqu6 quisres cue te Teg,'-
a de 81 santo? tuna bicIrls;a.
JI9
-Cna bieieIeta Que iiaa-
- Fuedas.
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MIscelaneas

En- 81 eolegio De dsniissas.
EEptrs si professor
La dsntici6u bumans somprsa1= r.
7-insros disatss, o ssa dlsntss de- ls.a.
,as SGD temporalesi ssspuss los tneisiv4-
.lai1os , uoiarss- .cualss SCI Co.
1as sisnsa dlsinansn.s, ROdrigusri
Roarglsa-Los disntss pos.IIos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Miscelanea.

Las 81 madres que pertenecen al cIub
de las madres, deeidieron haeer una vo-
tsci6n para yer eual tenia el baby
mas bonito.
-IY qui6n gan6H
-Cada baby obtuvo un goto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

fuerza al vdrio del cai6n en- donde SO
encerraban Ias abeias, rompiendose y sa-
liGndose 6stas embistieron los mucha-
chos.
Todo iue confusion. En- un mo men