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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
INTERIOR APPLAUDS
ENTERPRISE OF CALL
Residents of Milton, Forty Miles
From Stockton, Had This
Paper at $50 A. M.
No Metropolitan Journal Ever
Before Furnished Such Re-
markable Delivery Service
(Specidl Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, April 23-An records
in newspaper circulation were broken
this morning at $50 o'clock, when the
san Francisco Call was presented to
the clerk at the Milton hotel in Mil
ton. one of the thriving mountain
towns in the mineral regions, situated
in the foothills east of Stockton and
distant about 40 miles.
Secretary j. NJ. Eddy of the Stock
ton chamber of commerce and former
Mayor M ]. Gardner and president Of
the good roads bureau of the chamber
of commerce delivered the record
breaking morning paper. The trip
from Stockton to Milton was made in
Gardner's. automobile. The paper was
secured on the streets of Stockton
before o'clock and the route taken
by the Stocktonians was via Farm
ington.
AS soon as the news of the arrival
of The Call reached the businessmen
of the main street of the mountain
town a crowd gathered about the
hotel, eagerly awaiting glimpse of
the news columns.
The early arrival of The Call was
heralded as a record breaking event
in connection with the circulation of
the San Francisco press, and through
out the day formed the topic of con-
versation about the hotel and in the
mountain homes of the residents.
Old time pioneer citizens who heard
of the event became reminiscent and
stories were told of the arrivals of
mails back in '49. when the even then
thriving little town was the scene of
extraordinary mineral activity
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
cAFISI IS CONVICTED
OF KILLING PACCENTl
1 1MansIaughter" Is the Verdict
Brought in by Jury

Toplasso Cahsi, charged with the
murder of A. Paccenti. was found
guilty Of mansIaughter by a jury in
Judge cabaniss' court yesterday. Pac-
cent?. while returning home with some
friends on The night Of July s, 1908,
made a. Joking remark to one of his
cor5lpanioi1s. and Cafisi. who chanced
10 be passing, chose TO consider him
self insulted.
He first slapped Paccenti and after
sVards drew a pistol and mortally
wounded kjm in the breast Both Ca
fs5 and his victim had been drinking.
Assistant District Attorney Hanley
sn his. address TO the jury yesterday
did not. ask for verdict OF hanging,
but demanded that .Cafsi be convicted
~ lnurder.in the first degree with life
imprisonment. Hanley said that in the
discharge Of his duties as prosecutor
he had lately had TO do with so many
= mes Of violence committed by men
-nAder tie influence Of liquor that it
had q tendency TO make him an abso-
Int prOhibffioDist, The number of
crimes recently traced TO liquor is SIM
snlv appalling" said the prosecutor
Attorneys r. j. Crosby and d. r.
Williams. who defended Cafisi, con
tended 10 the jury that the man was
an epileptic and therefore not respon-
SibIc- Tor his ACTS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
RAILROADS TO AID
CONVENTION PLANS
Passenger Agents Discuss Need
OF Advertising City With Cali
fornia Promotion Committee
Railroadman Says State Is Not
Sufficiently Known as a
Summer Resort


The passenger agents of railroads
guests of the California Promotion
committee at the regular Friday lunch
con in the red room of the Fairmont
yesterday afternoon and promised to
assist in securing conventions for this
city.
f. E. Batturs. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific,
said that California required advertis-
ing as a summer resort and place for
conventions, although as a winter resi-
dence it's virtues were well known. He
said that California had the best cli-
mate in the world and that the hun
dreds of people who left the south
in the summer should be secured for
this state as seashore, mountains and
hot springs could be visited for the
same railroad ticket and that the sum-
mer tourists were allowed an all sum-
mer "stop over"
Batturs added that Is to 90 per cent
more tourists visited California last
summer than the previous one, but
that the colonists were going into
Texas by the thousands on account of
the extensive advertising done by that
state.
III. X. Gregory of the Santa Fe said
he did not believe that reduction in
the fare from the east would be of
any material assistance, but that all
the railroads would be glad to con-
tribute to the convention fund He
believed that the hotel accommodations
were now such that a large convention
could be taken care of and that San
Francisco would not again be placed
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

FIVE SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTs-Rome, April
23.-Wilbur Wright made FIVE successful flights
in his aeroplaue here today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
ASKS $4,000 FOR
BIG TESTING PLANT
Finance Committee of Super
yisors Recommends Expendi-
ture for New Fire System
100000 Set Aside for Needed
Repairs to Downtown
Streets

The sum of $4,000 was recommended
yesterday by the supervisors finance
committee to install testing plant for
the $4,000 tons of cast iron pipe. the
deliveries of which will begin soon for
the auxiliary fire protection system
The removal of the wooden poles
down the middle line of Van Ness ave-
nue. was provided for. 500 being given
the board of works to do the job
For May the board will receive the
most generous street appropriation
given this fiscal year. For repairs to
Market. Second. Washington and vari-
and for Union Square avenue, s65 900
was set aside
In spite of the committees announce
ment last week that no money was
available before the new fiscal year for
the support of the probation officer
corps imposed on the city by bill of
the recent legislature, IL bills for April
salaries, certified to by Clerk jackson
of Judge Murasky's juvenile court,
were presented and promptly turned
down.
The initial demands on the city treas
ury of the corps We're:
Probation officer Willard P. Hatch,
1925; chief assistant Carl H. Allen
$175; W. H. Hutton, s125: Mary Conlin
$125; William II. Nicholl, $125; Mario
Forno. 1925: Katherine Kerrigan s125;
Mary II. Monahan, s125: May l. Col
lins 1925; Margaret Nesfield, s125; Roy
0. Young, s125.
FIVE SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTS Rome April
23.-Wilbur Wright made five successful flights
in his aeropi3ne here today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

in the position in which she found
herself several years ago. when an
educational convention had to be
turned over to Los Angeles after ar
irving here. advertising without
having the goods" he said, lis futile.
Texas can not take care of the people
after they are taken there by the ad
vertising, but California can and will"
Other railroads and steamship com
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
GEN. WESTON PAYS VISIT
TO ADMIRAL SWINBURNE
Army Commander Informally
Calls on Navy Officer

General J. f. Weston. commanded Of
the department of California, paid
an unofficial call upon Admiral Swim
burne yesterday morning.
Although the call was of an informal
character the band on the West Vir-
ginia struck UP Hail to the Chief" as
General Weston boarded the warship.
During the reception the band played
the national airs.
General Weston was accompanied by
his chief of STAFF. Colonel W. L. Finley,
and his aid. Captain H f. Rethers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

panies were represented by agents OF
secretaries and indorsed the conven-
tion committee program. The follow
ing were present: F. E. Batturs. for
the Southern Pacific: III. X Gregory.
Santa Fe; ]. J. Geary. Northwestern
Pacific; A. G. d. Kerrell. Pacific Mail;
W. G. Bruen. western Pacihes l.. f.
Cockroft. Oceanic steamship company
J. B. Duffy Santa Fe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
$3.50 Lots for $500


wond bring that figure forced sale Remember this property not suburban farm
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24


nd YOU arrange anentSto oSuitYo Yoursef
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
AS GENTLEMAN HE
REFUSES TO TELL
Pharmacist Declines to State
Why He Broke His Engage
ment to Marry
Another Phase Disclosed in the
Sensational Career of Miss
Anna Belmont

Henry L. Smith, the young pharma-
cist who was charged by Miss Anna
Belmont. formerly the ward of Bishop
Parkin of the Church of Latter Day
Saints. with having. grossly deceived
her under promise of marriage besides
obtaining $4,000 of her money, came
to this city yesterday from HalfmooL
bay fully prepared to vindicate his re-
lations with the young woman
Smith has documentary evidence to
show that Miss Belmont was penniless
and Of an incorrigibIe character and
that he broke off his enga cement with
her on learning of her past life.
Il met May Anna Belmont at her
home with Bishop Parkin.' said Smith,
and courted her like a gentleman with
the consent of her lawful guardian,
and we became engaged. AS an Ameri-
can citizen and a gentleman / refuse TO
state why / broke off the engagement,
but my reasons were good and suf-
ficient.
PAID DENTIST BILL
.@As to my receiving money belonging
TO her, / even had her teeth fixed at
my expense and paid many other bills
4
about $500 altogether with which to
purchase her trousseau, as she was an
orphan and penniless. 1t is needless to
state that I never received either di-
rectly or Indirectly the value of a cent
piece of her money or funds.
She stated to me that she would
surely kill herself if / gave her up, and
on the day on which she denounced me
TO the newspaper she wrote me q let
/ fnr fc11 i'm 7xyi,,
am satisfied that she became aware
that L was about to give her up and
acted out of spite.
She stated among other things that
my people were Holy Rollers. They
have been Episcopalians for over two
centuries. Ny father is a graduate of
| the University of California and doc
tor of divinity of Trinity college. Dub
lin
WILD AND MAYNARD
Smiths statement is corroborated by
| Bishop Parkin, who declares that Smith
broke off the engagement to the girl
for very good reasons.
/ She has been wild and waywaro
girl" says Bishop Parkin, "and ] have
contemplated putting her in a reform
school many times. as we were utterly
unable to control her.
Il can only ascribe her statements tC
malignant spitework because Smith
refused to marry her. He stated to us
that he would have given her up long
before except that she threatened either
to take carbolic acid or to lead an evi
life"
j. H Driver, the girls uncle, brand;
as ridiculous the story that she in
herited $4,000. He states that hel
! parents were in destitute circumstances
and that she had no money whatsoever
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curar el asma de los va conocidos
con el nombre de su inventor ". Tu-
ker.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan en-
asuntos de su profession los Lcdos.
Nemesio Canales, delegado Ia Ca
mara, Y Carlos Lopez de Tord, de
Ponce. Bienvenidos.
En- una bora Y 80 minutes de llu-
via caida en- NaguabO, en- Ia hacienda
Succession ''Luchetty" se calcula en-
7 pulgadas. No So recuerda allf Sc
meiante eaida de aqua desde hace
muchos amos.
Han empezsdo los trsbajos del
riego de petroleo en- Ia carretera de
Santurce. Is maq,nna de obras pu-
blieas ha empezado a efectuar Fl he
60 en- el extreme Sur del puente de
San Antonio.
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Inauguration ferro-
kviaria en- Cabo Rojo.
De nuestro oorresponsal.

Mayo, 17.-Se inagur6 Ia Inca fe-
rea que nos pone en- communication
con los demas pueblos de Ia isla.
Los veeinos de este pueblo recibi-
mos con verdadero regociio este paso
de progeso. Una multitud invadi6
Ia estaci6n.
La orquesta escoLGr solemniz6 el
Rcto eiecutando ell tpo-step "Inag1-
rsci6n" que con ese fin habfa sido
rompuesto por su director, Sr. Her
mimic Brsu.
! Muchas personas salieron para
Ponce, Sabans Grande, San German
y muy especialmente para el vecino
poblado de Boquer6n, resultsndo
pocos los caTos dispuestos para ei
Eeryicio de este Gltimo. La orduesta
municipal bsjo IA direction de su pro
iesor Sc trsslad6 4 Ssbana Grande
.ionde no solo reoogi6 merecidas apla
usos, sino tsmbien dej6 muy buenas
Gmpresiones.
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lmpaclentes Sc acercaron ganando
un dfa 2 toesas, al otro 4, y Ell % de
agosto, Barbicane, sus eoiegas y Ell
. ingeniero pudieron llegar a la mesa
de hero colocado que asomaba al
nivei de Ia Gina de StoIfe, ,s-HiH, 81
tio sin duda muy higienico, en- que
no estaba aun permitido tener frio
en- los pies.
-iLoado sea Diosl esclamo el pre-
sidente del Gun-Club con un inmen-
SO .suspiro de satisfaction.
Sc voivi6 a trabajar aquel mismo
dfa. Procedi6se embellishments a
Ia estraccion del molde inferior para
dejar libre el anima de la pieza; fun
cionaron sin descanso Ell pico, ei aza-
don y la terraja; la terra arcilIosa
y la arena habfan adquirido con el
calor una dureza sdma, pero con Ell
auxilio de las maqulnas, Sc venci6 la
resistencia de aquella mezcla que ar
dfa aun al contacto de las paredes de
hero fundido; Sc sacaron rapida-
mente en- carros de vapor los mate
riales estraidos, y Sc hizo todo tam
bien, Sc trabajo con tanta actividad
fue tan apremiante la intervention
de Barbicane, y tenia tanta fuerza
sus argumentos a que di6 la forma de
dollars que ell 3 de septiembre habia
desaparecido hasta Ell dltimo vesti-
gio del molde.\ III.
Embellishments despues empez6
la operacion de alisar el amino, a GU
ye efecto Sc estableciefon con la ma
yor prontitud las maquinas conve-
nientes y Sc pusleron en- juego pode-
rosos alisadores cuyo corte mordio
rapidamente las desiguaidades de LA
fundici6n. AL cabo de algunas sema-
mas la superficie interior dei.inmenso
tubo era perfectamente cilindrica,
v Ell anima de la pieza habia adquiri-
do un pulimento perfecto
Pos tiltimo ell % de septiembre
no habiendo aun transcurrldo un
afio desde la communication de Barbi-
cane la enorme maqulna, callbrada
rigurosamente y. absolutamente YER
tical segun comprobaron los mas de-
iicados instrumentos estaban a dis
posicion de funcionar. No habia que
esperar mas que a la luna, pero todos
tenian una completa confianza que
tan honrada senora no faltaria a la
cita. La conocian por sus anteceden-
tes, y por ellos la juzgaban.
La algeria de J. T Maiston traspa-
So todos los limites y POGO lie falt6 pa
ra ser victima ser victima de una es-
pantosa caida por ell afan con que
abismaba sus miradas en- eltubo de
900 pies. Sin ell barzo derecho de
Blomsberry, que ell digno coronei
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De LA TERRA A la LUNA
lPor Julio Herne J

/ habia felizmente conservado, el Sc
cretario del Gun-Club, como un Sc
gundo Erqstrato, hubiera encontra-
do la muerte en- las profundidades
del coiumbiad.
I'll canon, pues, estaba ;. con
ciuido, y no cabia duda alguna acerc
ca de sh eieeucion perfecta. Asf es
que ei 6 de octubre ell captain Niehol
no obstante sus antipatias, pag6
al presidente Barbicane la segunda
apuesta, y Barbicane en- sus hbros,
en- la columna de ingresos, apunt6
una suma de 1000 dollars. Motives
hay para Greer que Ia coiera del capi-
pltan lego a iitimo estremoscausan-
dole una verdsdera enfermedad. Sin
embargo, quedaban aun tres apues-
tas una de 5000 dollars otra de 1000
otra de 5000 y con solo, ganar los
dos de elias no hubiera librado NAL
del negocio. Pero el dinero no entra-
ba para NADIA en- los caicuies Y Ell ext
to ,obter1ido por su rival en- la fund.-
cion de su canon a euyo proyectil no
hublera resistido una piancha de 10
toesas, le daba un golpe terrible.
Ell % de setiembre Sc permiti6 al
p1blico entrar hbremente en- ei recin
to de Stone, ,sHiil, y va Sc conprende
10 que seria la afluencia de visitan-
tes. NJ
Innumerabies curiosos, proceden-
tes de todos, los puntos de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Sc dirigian q la Florida.
Durante aquel ano Ia ciudad de Tam
pa consagrada eternamente a los
trabajos del Gun-CIub Sc habia desa-
rrollado de una manera prodigiosa
y contaba entonces una pobIaci6n
de $4,000 aimas. Despues de revoi-
yer en- una red de GALES el fuerte Bro
Ike, Sc fu6 prolongando por la lengua
de terra que separaba las dos rada
de La bahia 9ei Esplrltu Santo. Nue.
vos cuarteies, nuevas piazas, Un bos-
que entero de nuevas casas habian
brotado en- aquellos eriaies antes
deciertos, ell calor del sol american.
Habianse 'fundado companies para
iglesias y habitaciones particulares,
y en- menos de I'm aiio Sc decuplic6
la estenci6n de la ciudad.
Sabldo es que los yankees han ma
cido comerciantes. A dande quiera
que les lance la suerte, desde la zona
glacial a la zona torrida, es menester
que Sc ponga en- ejercicio su instinto
de losnegocios. He aquf por que sim
pies curiosos que Sc habian traslada-
do a la Florida sin mas objeto que Sc
guir las operaciones del Gun-Club,
Sc entregaron no bien So hubieron
en- Tampa, a operaciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-19
Noticias de Cabo Roio
Oe nuestro oorresponsal)

Mayo 17.--Ya Sc sencuentra COM
pietatamente bien ell chico que
estuvo gravemente enfermo de
don Alexandra Silva.
Ell jueves fue captur aodo en- ell
barrio Boqueron por ell guardia Sc
rrano destacado en- aquel sitio, Ell
dividuo Jose Segarra. Este sujeto
fu6 sorprendido en- Mayagilez ven
diendo leche adulterada y despues
de arrestado en- dicha ciudad, Sc di6
a la fuga. Aver sali6 bajo de fianza.
-Por Ell jefe de distrito, Sr. Fell
pc Blanco, y un guardia del mismo
puesto, fu6 ocupado un reloj de ace
70 que habia sido robado ell y del pa
sado Abril a Alexandra Mmin
vecine del barrio de Boquer6n. Fue-
ron arrestados como supuestos auto
res del hechoMiguel Quay Y Jose Pa
diila,uno por supuesto autor del ro-
DO y otro como supesto compiice.
Doe ceieDro ante la Corte del dis
trito de Mayagiiez, ell iuicio contra
Rufino Mercado. Este indiViduo,
fu6 acusado de escalamiento Ell pri-
mer grado, en- la casa de Bernardo
Segarra. FuG deciarado culpable VI
Ell iueves 20 la corte dictar d senten-
cia.
A las de la mahana de hoy hui
bo un conato de incendio en- la casa
del comisiario del barrio Baiura, don
Jose Ramon Luciano. Cuando ei fue-
60 principiaba a tomar Impulse, pa
saba por dicho sitio Ramon Rodri-
guez, quien al momento llam6 4 los
duehos de la casa. los cuaIes en- uni
on del mencionado Rodriguez, le E.
charon Suficiente aqua a dnos panos /
empapados en- gas, que manos crimi7
males habian colocado debaio de una
de las puertas del frsnte de la casa. !
Ell hecho juzgase intentional. La ca /
50 no estaba asegurada. /
En- Ell barrio de Llanos Tuna /
fue sorprendids una jugada de mon /
epor sps guardias Castillo Y Andino. !
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Labor policia

Policia secreta. Mayo Is de 1909.
Puesto de Arecibo. Detenido, Ra-
mon Mendez por hurto.
Puesto de Mayaguez: Por los de-
tectives Rafael Felices y Modesto Mi
Ian fue sorprendida una iugada a 10
prohibido en- ell poblado de Sabana
Grande, arrestando seis de los iuga-
dores.
Los demas puestos sin novedad.
Relaci6n de las novedades ocurri-
dasy servicios prestados por la fuer-
"a de este distrito, policia insular,
durante las "a horas de aver a hoy
Puesto de San Juan. .Infracci6n
ordenanzas municipalities. II. tur
bar la paz. 2. Abuse de confianza l..
Puesto de Puerta de TERRA; In
fraction ordenanzas municipalities
:. 90 Turbar la paz. q. lnfrac-
ci6n de Ley de carreterars -. s..
Puesto de Santurce. .lnfracci6n
Ley de autom6viles s.. W. carrete-
ras Il.
Puesto de Ceboruco. .Infracci6n
ci6n ordenanzas municipales. B.
Dafios maliciosos. Il. Delito con-
ira la salud Y seguridad IL.
Total general ......4l.
Pehuelas Mayo IL Jefe P: l.
San Juan. Hoy l. P. l. NJ. en- ell des-
VIC de Ia Hacienda Dolores seque-
maren parte de algunas carretas
de lena de la misma hacienda. Ell
hecho fue motivado a chispa de
maquina ferro-carril que hacia ma
niobras endicho desvio. Milan, Jefe
ditto.
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Consignatarios: S. Ezauiaga.
ESCOBA HlGlENICA.

Los Sres. Sanchez Morales & Ca. tienen
a Ia venta la celebrada cscobaA DUST
LES, que no lsvanta polvo al barrer, y
que ha tenido una gran aceptacion en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa, donde Sc uti-
liza en- las ofcinas del Gobierno, igle-
sias, escuelas, tiendas y casas particula-
res. Dura diez veces, mas que una es-
coba corriente, y tiele la grandisima
ventaia de ser copm etamente higienica.
Uinco aparsto no deoe ialtar en- ningu-
an casa
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-Despues Dc 3 diss de auseneia
IN Ia isla, rs regresado s San Juan
q lsercBtsrio particular del gohsrna-
ior Post Sr. Jaime Noble. Tisit6 las
somArras de Naguabo y PafiIlaz.
Ha estado hoy en- el despArho del
gobenAdor el Sr Rucksr. que vista
> isls, prooedente de Estados Uni-
iOs. Tras Aparatos para pFsvenir y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-19

Fin esta imprenta Sc vende papel do
periodico yieio 2 pesos quintal,
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Vsp. Espanol Argentine sali6 de Bar
ceiona Ell 3 del actual Mayo para Ca
narias, Pto Rice y Cuca.
Consign. Sobrinos Izquierdo y Ca,
Vapor espahol Martin saenz sali6
de Barcelona ei IS del corrients para
Canarias, Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Consign.: Sobrninos de Izquierdo. y Ca
vapor americana Catolina recaiara eli
20 del actual de N Y
Cousig.: Ike N. Y.P. R. S. S. Ca,
Vapor aleman President, procedente de
Santo Domingo Sc aguarda ell 25.
Consignatarios Mullenhoff y Korber
Vapor espahol Monserrat, recalara
ell D procedente de Colon y cscalas en-
viajc para Espaha. J
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga.
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.PILDORAS ANTIBACILARES.

ntacnar prbado mas podeOo mecamento
ra curac6n de La aecciones del apaato espiratono.
agudas tuberculosis
ceden ] de pidoas
neGgn facuaivos
ousdeb 4 elias restablecmiento
Sc balan de vena prncipa drogue1ss
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FIJESE EN- ESQ
"DECIASE ANTES QUE Ell BUEN PIANO EN- Ell ARC

Los aprecan todavia Ia efcac del anuo
apelen
Pero neeo ell pdno ell area
lmprescndbemene que eXiSte pdno
que el pano eS bueno: gnoran
compradoes de pano ueno este e quedd
etarda 9 reaza.
loO industrial
general culos obra hbaidad
ren la ventan ell dlhero esabecerse empearon
Los anuncan economic desparan dinero
ocupa hoy ddivindr 10 que venden
Ell QUE VENDE NECESITA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDE ESTAN LOS
QUE COMPRAN
Fl buen dee esa hoy e LA
DE PUERTO RICO"
ESCRIBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs
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"A los Comerciantes
s ~w y Decimos,

"LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece a los anuncian
tes gran varedad de tpos estilos para sus auunco
Anuncios de estereopa que mantenga
sempre mpio perfecto e anuncio-Clich6s de plana
era especales para anuncos grandes para hoas sue
tas-Fijese en- las edciones de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA" En- elias vera sucesvas muesras modelos de
anuncios
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Velros de Ia lineo "Benner"

Veleros de Ia lineo "Benney"
Goleta americana Stanley NJ Seaman,
debe haber saIidode Nueva York para
esta ell Is del corriente,
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Republic, sali6
de N York para esta Ell II de
Mayo
Consignatarios: S. Esquiags.
Bergantin americana Mamie Swan
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