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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-20

We have 1O-acres, south of Clifton.
all in bearing that you can buy with
small payment down. See Gray 337
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-20

Mrs. a. r. Sampliner is entertain
ing a few ladies at cards this after
noon, in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Mulnix of Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-20

Rev. G. F. LeClere. who has been
visiting in his old home in Texas, the
past two or three weeks, is expected
home Sunday or the next day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-20

County Clerk r. f. Starr left today
on the Midland for Denver. where he
will be for few days on business.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-20

II. G. Overlook came down from
Glenwood Springs today on No. 8 to
attend the forestry meeting tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-20

Theodore Rosenberg is a new ar
rival in the city from Glenwood to
attend the Pinchot meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-20
MR.. PINCHoT is DELAYED: NO
AFTERNOON MEETING, BUT ONE
TONIGHT: BIG CROWD is HERE

Continued from First PageD
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

Aunah now You'd think 'twould be t-..irun
existence for IL woman like Auuah-a country hys}
elan WIFE with many household cares ami three
lively healthy wholesome children To Gaze tl~.-but
u Isut-not "a bit ~ It,
And those children L IS not because 7 love
them that l say they are extraordinary .l,...ren-
They really are They are superior To the -zual
child though If the usual parent EIlled r. rgs-. not
bc So Those children have been loved.-E-~. al
Annah $ life. And they respond with such "-alth
of wholesome affection. both frarernal and r- and
extends beyond their family resIde 20 the --nger
within their gates-yea To The stranger outside The
hedge
There's Young Alan. The image Of his father. aged
nine the SturdIeSt. manifest little fellow And
regular little knight errant he Is 700. careful Of
his mother he OF Elizabeth, who Is 1v,- and
Baby BOv who Is two You'd think the whole bur
den of the family Law his shoulders 10 the care
ne takes OF those three
And little Elizabeth loving and Shv.-the dearest
of little girls Yes. she called for me but to
that family | a always Betty, and Ellzaar-h IS
called by her full name. so never confused
And Boy How | DO love that twO-year-o.t.
And when the office gets on ones nerves. and a
bachelor girl grows a bit weary bachelor girls are
sometimes prone 10 do there's nothing Ike lew
hours at Annah home to drive that tired feeling
away She opens up the next day refreshed u. 1ody
and mind. and works with renewed ze~--
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

WTiAT is a Bohemian At Ellis Island in
w New York Bay, where the overflow of the
earth's people IS poured out the shores of a
growing land, the inquirer will be told that a Bo-
hemian is a native of a small country in Europe
der the overlordshIp of Kaiser Wilhelm; but up
around Broadway and 42d-st whose towering land
mark in sight of the bay ne will be told that the
Bohemian IS native of all countries Oddly enough,
too, both answers correct for there two BO-
hemIaS, physical and psychlcal, of which is
the map and the other IS the What! Who
said "bum'2 Some grabbed crustaCean, you may
be sure peeping out of the shell of his convention
atty to the broad sunshine svering the world
and lodging back in i'll hunor because he sees it SO
seldom that 1t hurts his eyes
This latter Bohemia, of which write is a land of
Dreams of aspirations and inspirations of temper
and temperament of poetry and poverty, of music
and misery OF genius and gin, of virtue and vice of
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

Bohemian is gypsy genius in whom the reversoh W ~
type IS renewed IN every succeeding generation L
can never get away from himself; he is bohemian az
ized to the finish The photographers list as d. ~
hemans artists writer's musicians actors, and men
fellow spirits. which, generally speaking lnSlu1 -
legally honest persons living by their wits ne "
'erratic' appears somewhere in the definition SV0n
in the book; but 1t would not if the dictionary "'
not conventional
New York. being the most cosmopolitan 'i 80 90
cities and the largest, contains the greatest ilil
of BOhemians; for the Bohemian by nature Is :. 80
garious COsmOpolite. Although New Ork coI'.t-s -
greatest ratio to population because the Bohemian
spirit founded and built the city by the Golden O4 %
Time was when Frisco was the faryland oil lhe % DO
hemians Chicago possesses her legiOns, ana IleL0
not few in every other city OF size IN 'e CUM
Continued on page ?
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
The Same Old QUESTION

PUT when read those articles 10 Annah asked her
II the same question. idy; for was quite positive
knew what her answer would be She sitting
by the window, mending a torn coat of young Mans,
and l sat opposite. with the papers on my knee.
She paused a moment. and leaning btcN looked
Clreamy out | looked out too. from habit Alan
was there the lawn with young Alan -r"tglng
sturd;1v by his side They had been "A long r-r15e,
and father seemed explaining something Of great m
terest; for Alan looking up with earEg- 4tter-
so restfuI calm. and happy! For a moment l
thought she had not heard my query, for She t not
answer in words at l-only her eyes Were -.'"lng
Suddenly she turned and looked straight INTO my
eyes | don I know whatever she may ha.. read IN
my tetae face; but hers seemed shining our -rom
beautiful mist She dropped her sewing art came
TO me. and put both her strong arms around me.
holding me close Her eyes were so soft and tender!
| never in all nv life admitted To Anuah-Jr any
one-that did not find bliss unaOyed IN my ouSi
ness w oman Carcer.
Do YOU suppose she knows,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR APRIL 4, 1909

am "a year Younger. were graduated from The same
class Our two particular boy friends were churls-
lov 70 times .s ''L we had llli' AR those bows
drIftci away from Our Iown-and only one drltted
back
Meantime Annah was discovered She possessed
"a voice beautiful full. flexible wonderful
dcrful voice 1t had always seemed beautiful the
people of Our Town, to be sure and to- me especially.
OF greatest delights and still Is 10 hear
Annah sing.-but we never'had fully realized what
wonderful Git was IN our midst ul the people from
Your City came 10 Our Town and discovered her
There was great deal of talk, remember. and An
nah was so Descdl She confided to me at that time
her bg soft eyes shining with excitement. that had
always been her pet dream of the future to become
great singer And she Il never SAID word about 1T
Well Annah studied hard for two years III Your
city and the next year She was TO continue her study
abroad under the worlds ablest teachers Mean
time her voice had developed wonderfully. It the
most beautiful voice has been my privilege TO
hear,-I don't say that because love Annah either
The Boy Pal Came
RUT, the boy pal came into Annah's life again,
- longcra boy and she discovered her Ideal Gone
flash were the plans for European Studes,-gOne
all thoughts of a brilliant career! She didn't
have decide! l think that was beautiful, don't
you2 But l simply could not understand 1t then
She came to me that night all IN white and lovely
her ewes shining with misty tenderness ami told me
all about 1t. Poor Annah!-and disappointed her!
The truth was, was aghast. dismayed
Why, Annahl" l cried Your musir. Your
career your futurel You'll give it all up for that,
Annah placed hand on each of my shoulders, and
looked straight into my eyes. Betty dear she
SAID surely you Will say that Love is the lesser
part2" Then she added softly, And we not really
gwen up anything but publicity | shall have my
music and my career and my future all IN my own
home-with Alan"
But, | said weakly, your beautiful, beautiful
voCci You ought not to deprive the world OF 1t,
Annahl And 1t would bring you fame and wealth!
Think ot thc good YOU could do
Betty. Betty" her voice soft and coaN1ng-
but somehow l thought there a hint of tears III
it, what does the world for me or my voice,
And what do | care, Betty for fame and wealth.
Then she added in a tired way, You can under
stand" | had disappointed her so!
And then all at once, | understood. And | Won
dercd how it could be that | hadn't sooner Indeed,
indeed. Love the lesser parti
hat eleven years ago. wish YOU could see
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
By w. J. hampton

mind and matter of sunshine and shadow, of dleness
and industry of art and artlesSness of faith and
futility of love and lure-the land of the lotus and
the upas 1t is the kingdom into which the rich may
enter at price: the republic of the moneyess,
Bohemia and while those who in it may leave
when they wish those who of it may never break
the ties of the spirit that directed them thither and
holds them fast.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
Can't Be a Backslider

ONCE Bohemian,-let spell it with a capital
~ the only visible capital of Bohemians- always
Bohemian; once near-Bohemian, always anything
that promises different advertisement The true
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

gowns ta, fresh gloves. the pretty hats.-vcs and
her young appearance for She does look at least FIVE
years younger than you. and you know very well that
the Big Bible VIII prove that YOU are younger than
She You think with httlc Sigh OF the advantages
Cousin sue has had. and compare your sunTIe, busy
sf.,,t home. life with hers II does seem unfair
BrIf Won never noticed the hungry expression IN
Cousin Sues eyes She watched YOU give baby
Hazel her bedtime bath did you'-or the queer
little tightening about sue s. HIs, while Harold and
Nav hav, "a hul-tcrous frolc with father,
DO rot envy her lou are so In, 3mParahly ncher.
Your lfo l- full full To- Overlooking with love and
homiues> You don't very often. | know,-oniy
n.bcn Won are, ,.erl tired but don't ever
For We all have ycarn,d for fust these things
even the bitter and cynical one. she, perhaps more
than the Others II must have been hard hard
wrench To take So much sweetness away
But the bitter one is not gong To tell anyone about
it. or accept any sympathy. even from her nearest
and dearest YOU may be sure Of that not on any
occasion She is the most self reliant creature the
world When life for girl Is constant battle against
alien forces She quickly learns self reliance self
repression No matter what happens. no matter
how many hard knocks She may get the bitter one
VIII stand for herself She VIII never be a mental
burden to any OF her friends She Is going to hold
her head stdnChy. and the world face TO face
and smile fearcssv too. for she Is brave brave, No
shall ever know that the OF her life IS gone,
and she hides well the Of It's ptess cruel thorns
Annah and Her Wonderful Voice
RUT l want tell you about Annah. dear. whole
- some. big souled Annah'
You see can remember the time when Annah
and | were not friends, 50 | know her pretty thor
oughly She Is the best argument III favor OF matrl-
mony there was
Hers is Just ii nice, roomy comfortable home oh
and isn't it comfortablc,-and She works hard too;
but Annah IS always Chccrv. working for the chill
dren.-there three -darning the little socks,
making and mend1ng and turning and making over.
and sewing the numerous buttons that somehow
will come off, and baking and sweeping and dusting
and all the lnnumcrabc rest OF 1t Annah Is perfectly
content and happy She has the very best that life
can give, and She IS wise enough to know 1t and be
grateful
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-09-10
will cover run" as much as ten
hounds to the bushel.

will lover run" as much as ten
pounds to the bushel.
On Monday at Medora, occurred
the marriage of Mona Kirkpatrick
of this place and Erwin Haisley of
Taylor, N. D. The bride is the
eldest daughter of Chas. Kirk
patrick of this place and the
groom is said to be a prosperous
young carpenter of Taylor. The
Republican extends congratula-
tions and best wishes.
John Smith narrowly escaped
with his life this week when he
was fixing something under the
binder. He was lying in such a
manner that his head was directly
in front Of the "bull wheel" of
the harvester when the horses
started and of course the wheel
started to run over him. With
great presence of mind he spoke
to the horses and they stopped, but
not before inflicting a very
serious wound. John owes his life
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-09-10

Mrs. Sidney Grow Saturay after
noon and carried plenty Of good
things to refresh the inner man.
A very social time is reported.
Mrs. A. H. Sleeves left Saturday
for Princeton, Mimi, being
summoned to her daughters |sidc
whose little child is very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.: C. Stark and
family also, S. A. Grow and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Slater Sunday. My! how they
demolished the watermelons of
which he had a good supply of
nice ones but the vines look rather
discouraged since Sunday.
VIM. Dilley and Ray Slater
brought out four horse load of
lumber Saturday for the Byrers
boys to build shacks on their claims.
Claim life is lonesome boys in the
winter when the wind whistles
round the corners at the rate Of
40 miles an hour.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-09-10
to the fact that when he broke
those horses he broke them right
they know what "whoa" means.
CARLYLE Correspondence

From regular Carlyle correspon-
dent. Sept. 6th.-The threshing
machines are now humming in
earnest and the fall work is here
in good shape.
Mr.. William Walters senior has
sold his farm to his son and ex-
poets to start for his old home in
Indiana on the 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wee are
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
boy. Mother and son are doing
we'll.
Mr.. VIM. Slater put up fine
new granary last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sweet we're
Beach visitors Saturday, returning
Sunday.
A number Of ladies surprised
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-09-10
Sentinel Butte

From the Republican, Sept. g.
The Sentinel Butte schools will
open Sept. goth.
Mrs. L. w. Richards and son were
down from Beach yesterday.
Mrs. John Britt underwent a
successful operation for Appendix
citis at Dickinson last week.
VIM. Showers arrived here this
week and has taken the position
as grain buyer for A. L. Martin
at Chama.
Mr.. j. B. Bird left on Monday
for a visit with relatives and
friends at his old home at Osakis,
MINI.
Miss Olga Hegseth returned on
Monday from Valley City where
she has been attending Normal
School. She will commence
teaching in her home school north
of town the Goth of this month.
Judge Crawford passed sentence
in Medora last Saturday upon the
half breed Gerome who recently
plead guilty to the charge of horse
stealing. He sentenced the fel.
low to two years in the penitent
larry.
A. l.. Martin last week received
a new Chase separator which he
will use for threshing his owr
grain. 1t is one of the smaller
machines and will be run by horse
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-09-10

power as Mr.. Martin already
owned a horse power outfit.
The editor and wife expect to
leave next Sunday for short visit
in Minnesota and during their
absence the Republican will be in
the hands of j. H. Kane, of
Wibaux. and Miss Maude Gilbert
of this place. will have charge of
the postoffice.
Mrs. D. ]. Enderby and daughter
of Gainesville, Texas, visited
here last week with Mrs. A. L.
Martin, who is Mrs. Enderby's
sister. They were accompanied
from Wilton, Wisconsin by Mrs.
Martins brother, Mr.. Frank
Farmer.
j. B. Linger left here last
Sunday for Minneapolis where he
will join the Racine-Sattely Co.'S
excursion party and visit their big
buggy factory at Racine, Wis.
He will also visit Chicago and
has left the keys Of his establish
ment with the hardware people
here during his absence.
McCloskey Bros. tried out their
new Avery threshing machine on
Tuesday by threshing out several
loads If oats for various parties,
setting up the machine in the edge
Of town for the purpose. They
certainly did excellent work and
the oats threshed were as. fine and
plump as we have ever seen; in fact
| it is thought by many that they
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20
P{RS0NAS PAL|DAS.
Tienen la Sangre Debil y
Cast Siempre Estan En-
fermizas.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, son Ell Mejor Tonico
que para Tales CasoS Puede
RocOmendarSe.

La palidez es un signo de malestar
de la sangre que nadie debe descul-
I dar. No hay personals palidas que
gozen de abundante salud, y, por 10
tanto, precisa tomar a tempo ese
sfntoma que puede luego desarro-
llarse en- Anemia, y otras enferme-
dades dificiles de curar. Reforzando
la sangre es como Sc combate Ia pro-
pension anamica. Las Pfldoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams son particular
mente eficaces para enriquecer la
sangre con 10 cual Sc evitan muchas
intermediates puesto que de la SAN
gre depende Ia vitalidad de casi Ell
organismo entero. Estas pildoras
son un buen remedio para hombres
y mujeres, como prueban los testi-
monios que constantemente Sc pu-
blican de personals curadas:
"Me es grato comunicarles que ha
biendo empleado las Pfldoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams he tenido con-
tinua mejora en- mi salud, que por
mucho tempo estuvo quebrantada,
debido la anemia que me tenia pa
lido, debil y falte de fuerzas. Desde
que he tornado las referidas p1doras
me encuentro cada dfa con mas ene1
gia, pudiendo atender a mis- traba-
Jos personales sin la fatiga y agita-
cion que antes me producia y con
sidero que es un gran remedio para
estos climas en- que Sc debilita unc
facilmente y en- que Sc vive sujeto
frecuentes desarreglos del organis-
mo-" Ode una carta de Cienfuegos
Cuba, del Sr. Luis Gomez Vazquez
calle Boullon y San Carlos.
Centenares de los curados que
asi escriben gastaron precioso item
po Y dinero en- tratamientos y medi-
cinas antes no dieron con la curaci6
por las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams. ST Vd. esta NAL de la sangre
de reumatismo, de ciatica, de ane-
mia, 8 las otras muchas manifesto
clones de pobreza de sangre 8 abun
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20
Dinero y Ie|oj gratis.

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" "el mejor patenti-
zado para la sangre, Ell est6-
mago, ell higado, y les rinones,
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie
ra que Sc ofrece y almandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero, y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-.
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 81, San
Juan, Pto.- Rico. Noviembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20
Hallazgo arquelogico.

Ell Millionaire llamado Perrin Qui-
en-. Sc instal6 en- Malaga en- una casa
de SUI propiedad de Ia Ronda de Ma
laga conocida con ell nombre de la
casa del Rey moro.
A los pocos dias hizo reconoci-
miento en- las paroles donde encon-
tr6 mosaicos pinturas y porcion
de monedas de ORC y plata arabes
y romanas de un valor incalculable
Lo mas original fue que en- una
de las paroles Sc encontr6 una mo-
mia que vestia de los trajes hechos
que vende "La Palmesana". de
Juan Pieras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20

ban de mas de 300 personals las que
ALI Sc reunieron.
-Esta manana celebraron una
larga conferencia con ell gobenador
Cotton, los Sres, Was Ochoteco di-
rector del consolidate y J. Annexy
assistant del mismo.
Ell sabado Sc efectuo una conf
da abordo del crucero aleman 'Prln
cesa Luisa" asistiendo el goberna-
dor Cotton, comodoro Roherer,
coronel Howe, consul aleman Sr,
Hepp y vice-consul Sr. Rauschem-
plet, alcalde della ciudad doctor
del Vale Atiles, collector Richardson
V ayudante PARA Capo. El cru
cero abandono Ell sabado ell puerto
de San Juan para prosegulr su ruta.
Sc encuentran en- esta cludad
los Sres. Carlos Benites lCastanos,
de Vieques yLcd. Sama taqulgrafo
de la corte de Ponce.
Han llegado a San Juan con
motive de la reunion de las lojlas
masonicas que Sc efectuaran hoy,
los Sres, DR.. Zavala de Guayanllla
V LIDO. Suliveras de Arecibo.
I En- asuntos de negocios ha sa-
lido para Santo Domingo, via Ponce
lei Sr. Carlos Benites Castanos.
Entire 8 y II a. m. de hoy Sc
llev6 a efecto una reunion en- Ia re-
sidencia de la distinguida senorita
Cotton. Concurrieron mas de 20 dis
tinguidas senoritas de San Juar
v Sc trato de una fiesta en- el hlpo
dromo, a beneficio del coleglo dt
sordos mudos.
-Manana tocara por ell puerto df
San Juan el vapor que lleva a Eu
ropa procedente de Venezuela a
general Sr. ]. M. Hernandez e
Mocho.' Pertenece este al Consejo d'
la republica y ha desempenado I'm
portantes cargos diplomatieos el
Estados Unidos FL hijo mayor de
ST.. Hernandez desempe1a en- Sal
Juan ell cargo de consul de la repd
blica venezolana.
-Esta manana estuvleron en- Il
Mansion Ejecutiva los Sres. DR.. Ra
fael del Vale y Comisionado d
instruction Dr.. Dexter.
Los bien surtidos almacene
de la sastreria que el Sr Rosend'
Montes tiene en- esta ciudad y el
Ponce, acaban de recibir otra graz
Importation de telas, camlsas, cor
batas, ropa hecha, etc, q. agradar
acknowledgements a la numerosa cllel
tela de dicho establecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20
.lA VILLA DE MADRID"

E.teimportante tstablecimie,niof len. fasa. a'a.
ba 70 recibir los impermeaoles iian
,eses marea E. II. de fama UNIVERSE %
ssi como las legi,imss Camisetas II. I'D D.
,onocidss del publico de gusto.. !. IAN pi
HEN acabsmos dc recibir Paho de nl-
liar frances, Casimires ingleses Proplo
rsra al verano el msjor surtido de :, per- pei
1aas'Is 1s. a a1femb,as lsjtimas de oriente te
;;dss en- una sola pieza dondc no 'ene,
mos competencia. Ienemos el mas com
nleto I surtido en- generos de fantasia i
lbs nrecios mas limitados. Veneer pu,
ras ~ mercancias es el lena de "LA
VILLA DIE MADRID" Nisltenos
& pidanos nuestray sera servldo SIN
ldemera. ra1cforo 273
p. y. b. 164. I,an PR
San Francisco 5l. Saii = -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20
El 81 del corriente ha
ra epoca en- los ana
les de aquel pueblo.
Rostros ad orables luciran
sus encantos en- el espa-
cioso salon del teatro.
la juyentud de Corezal, Cene-
rio y Toa-alts daran mayor
roalce al hermeSo festival.
De nuestro ccrresponsal


Diciembre l9.-Para el 81 del
uctaal la culta juventud de esta
eiudad, dard en- ell espacioso salon
del teatro Variedades, un suntuso
bale on el que luclran sus en-
rantos nuestras bellas damas, en- u
hion de las gentiles y elegantes Sc
6oritas de los pueblos de Corozal
Comerio y Toa alta, que han sldc
previamente invitadas. La aurora
del nuevo ano, iluminard uno dc
los cuadros mds encantadores, dig
no del aristocrdtico pincel de Van
Dick.
La comisi6n para ese gran bale
la componen prestigiosos lovenes
como los Sres Cestero, Coll, Rosy
Ramirez, asi como caballeros res
petabilisimos como el ST. Vlrgllc
.Davila alcalde de la cludad, Ma
nuel Fernandez Mascara acaudaladc
agricultor. Jose Rosy comerclante
lLcdo. Alfredo Gimenez, Francisco
del Arroyo y los Dres. Amadeo y
Fossas. Como Sc We no puede ser
mas selecta la comlsion.
Es indudable que el entuslasmc
base del exito no faltard en- nues
tro pueblo, como no ha faitado ls
imds en- toda obra de bien y de ex
pansion del espiritu. De la juven
tud de los pueblos veclnos, es Sc
guro que cooperardn con su pre-
sencia al mayor esplendor del ac
fo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-20
ATENEO.
JUN IA GEN ERA L.

No habiendo podido celebrarse en-
81 dia de aver la Junta General ordi-
maria para Ia designation de Ia Di-
rectiva que ha de regir los destinos
del Ateneo Puertorriqueno en- el pro-
ximo aflo de 1910, por no haberse
reunido ell n1mero suficiente, sc con-
voea q los sres. AsociAdos para dicha
Junta General reglamentaria, que
tendra lugar Ell Martes 81 de los CO.
rrientes, a las siete de la noche en- Ell
local de Ia Sociedad, con ell objeto in
dicado, y para tratar ademas, de otto
asuntos de vital impertancia para la
futura marcha de este importante
Centric de cultura.
Lo que 81 haee pdblico para como
cimiento de nuestros asoriados.
San Juan, P. R., D5re. 20 de
1909. 2v. s.