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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Last Of Cottage Prayer Meetings.

The last of the cottage prayer meet
ings held during the revival campaign
will be those of Friday, scheduled as
follows:
District No. Mrs Shea, 70s East
State, Mrs. %. S. Dewitt; Nos. and 3
Mrs. Mary Shelter, SIP Bromley, Mrs.
w. ]. NArrnan; No. 4-(no meeting);
No. Mrs. D. F. Birks, 5O4 North
Second avenue, Rev. c. w. McCord;
No. 6-Mrs. Meyer, 526 North Second,
Mrs. McKmn; No. Mrs. Dobson, 109
West State, Mrs. b. w. Sinclair; No.
S-Mrs. w. A. Miller, 110.North Fourth,
| Rev. L. B. T1ix; No. 9-Mrs. C. A.
Newcomer, 612 West State, Rev. C. H.
Morris; No. 10-Mrs. ]. Steele, 1910
Summit, Rev. N. Hodgin; No. 11-Mrs.
Sophia KHAN, 213 South Twelfth; Rev.
James RaybornT No. 12-Mrs. Julian,
512 West Linn. Rev. W. F. Pitner; No
13-Mrs. David Lennox, 4os West Ne
vada, Rev. II. Rice; No. 14-Mrs
Thiele, 2O3 West Linn, II. E. Wilson;
No. 15-Mrs. Espersen, 209H West
Railroad, Rev. James Niece; Nc. 1s-
Mrs Bracewell, 104k South Third av-
enue, Mrs. L. Shearer; No. 17-ne
meeting): No. 1S-Mrs. Yeager, 7Os
Wood, Mrs. Lee; No. 19-Mrs E. M
Powell, 4O7 East Boone, Mrs. E. j
Pilgrim; No. 20-Mrs. Wassmer, 114
Arson, Mrs. Joe Thompson; Mo- 21-
Mrs. c. Thompson, Arson, Mrs. w. M
Force; No. 22-Mrs. Troutmann, 40:
Summit, Mrs. W. L. Peckam.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
OVER THE FENCE.
Neishbor Says Something.

The front yard fence is a famous
council place on pleasant days. Maybe
to chat with someone along the street,
or for friendly gossip with next door
neighbor. Sometimes 1t is only small
talk but other times neighbor has
something really good to offer.
An old resident Of Baird, Texas, got
some mighty good advice this way
once.
He says:
Drinking coffee left me nearly dead
with dyspepsia. kidney disease and
bowel trouble. with constant pains in
my stomach, back and side, and so
weak could scarcely walk.
zone day I was chatting with one
Of my neighbors about my trouble and
told her L believed coffee hurt me.
Neighbor said she knew lots of people
to whom coffee was poison and she
pleaded with me to quit 1t and give
4 Postum a trial. did not take her ad-
I.vice right away, but tried q change OF
/ climate which did not do me any good
Then / dropped coffee. and took ur
Postum.
4 "My Improvement began Immediately
and got better every day used
Postum.
my bowels became regular and II
two weeks all my pains were gone
Now I am well and strong and car
eat anything want toiwit1t6ut distress
All Of this Is due to my having qui
coffee. and to the use of Postum reg.
ularly. 49,
"My son who was troubled with indi,
gestion thought thatsdf Postum helped
"a me so, at might~help him. It did, too
, and he is now vweM and strong again.
: I'VE like postum as well as we eve
) liked coffee and suss ~ altogether !,
my family in place Of coffee and al
keep WE'LL" THERESA. Reason" Reaa
"The Road to WelfvaIie,,y lin packages.
Eve. read the above lAtt6r7 A nov
{ lone appears from time u time. Tho.
: are genuine, trusS and full Of humAI
linksrsstr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
MOVE PLANT in AUGUST
Richmond Safety Gate Factory to Be
Brought to This City Late in .he
summer-Possesson to Be Given
July 1.

The Richmond Safety Gate Company
of Richmond, Ind, which has been
purchased by c. r. Speers of the A. T.
Shorthill Company, and c. l.. Colby, of
Richmond. Ind, and their associates,
is to be moved to this city late in the
summer.
Mr.. Colby spent Wednesday in the
city going over the details of the nego-
tiations for the sale and transfer of the
stock, which were practically clos ed.
The A E. Shorthill Company gets pos
session of the Richmond plant on July
/ l. The company which now owns it,
will be given month to work UP in
| finished products the material the fac
tory has on hand at that time On
August 1, preparations will be made to
move the factory here, which will prob
ably be accomplished before the end of
| that month.
| In the meantime it will be determined
whether a large separate building will
/ be erected on the Shorthill Company $
property, or whether the Shorthill plant
will be enlarged TO accommodate this
new branch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03

.kfter six months quiet work on the
part of Marshalltown men anxious TO
drive the saloon out of this city, the
movement will start in the open next
Monday. when a petition of revocation
will be circulated for signatures. The
petition requires a majority of the sig
natures of voters who voted a the last
general election on Nov. 8. This num-
Der was 2,72S, so that a total of 1855
names will be necessary on the petit
ton.
lied in each ward of the city, and under
this committee there will be fifty or
sixty men at work, forming a general
committee The chairmen of the ward
committees are: First s. NJ. Newlands;
Second, DR.. w. S. Devine; Third, P F.
Arney: Fourth, George Gilbert; Fifth.
c. c. Mllfliser.
A meeting of this committee will be
held at the tabernacle tonight follow
ing the Sunday meeting, and on Sun
day afternoon, after the Sunday mee--
ing, meeting of the general committee
will be held
1t is expected that the campaign
against the saloons in securing tine
signatures to the petition. will con-
tinue for about a week. but there is
no limit TO the work. further than it
must be completed before the next gen.
eral election. Meetings will be held at
the fahernacle every night pex- Jyaaly
and Governor J. Frank Hanley viii
bring the campaign to a close a week
from next Monday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
TANK ExPLoDEs; I HURT
Fred kolin, an Abbott G Son Timer,
Receives Injuries That May Prove
Serious When Gasoline Tank Bursts
Outcome of Case Uncertain.

While at work at O'clock Wednes-
day evening repairing a gasoline gas
plant generator. Fred kollin, timer
in the employ of Abbott & Son, liv-
ing at 9o7 West State street, received
serious injuries about the abdomen
and back when the tank bursted
The tank belonged to the MARSHALL
town Light Power and Railway Com
pany, and had been taken to the Alb
bolt shop tel be repaired because of
leaks. The tank was 3x4 feet in size
and with the assistance of Nate Nc
Coy, of the power company, Kolhn was
using a blow tort to loosen the solder
about the bottom of. the tank
The cause for the explosion /, is not
known TO certainty, but it is believed
to have been due to an accumulation OF
gasoline in the heavy seam of the tank
around where the leak had been
noticed In heating the tank with the
blow tort gas generated. and the ex.
plosion followed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03

son is blacksmith and engaged in
welding a steel stem on valve yoke,
with two helpers. The latter Were
striking the stem with sledges while
Morrison held it with his left hand
Somehow in graspng the stem he
placed his hand directly over the upper
end palm downward and received the
full force of a blow from one of the
sledges on the back of the hand This
forced the stem entirely thru the hand
just above the knuckle joint of the
two middle fingers.
The steel stem was about an inch
and seven-eighths in diameter. bu,
singularly enough no bones We're brok-
en-. The worst laceration was in the
palm. A surgeon dressed the wound
and Morrison was able to go home
He will be incapacitated from work
for some time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
A Suggestion to Farmers as to What
to Do With Piece Of Late Ground
Canning Company Wants to Con-
tract for 200 Acres Of Sweet Corn.

The Western Grocer Company Mills,
canning department, would like to
have in the neighborhood of 200 acres
more Of sweet corn. (see their add in
the want Column"
This will no doubt solve the prob
lem confronting many a farmer as to
what to do with that piece of ground
that was too wet to put into field corn
or upon which he failed to get a. sat-
isfactory stand will enable him to
still realize 500 to $50 per acre out Of
it as well as supply him with a good
ly amount of the best rough feed.
This department Of the Western
Grocer Company Mills paid last year
to the farmers for corn and toma-
toes, over $4,000 and to the laboring
people of Marshalltown over $4,000
Now don't you think that this industry
deserves the hearty support and CO.
operation Of the community?
Just drop in at the canning factory
get the seed and plant that piece Of
ground to sweet corn, or II you are toe
busy to do that, just call, up their SUI
perintendent, e. q. Mossman and he
will come out and see you.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
LEWIS RICE TO MARRY.
Former MarshaIltown Druggist to Wed
Mice VNbi4ehiII If State Cepter


Invitations were received by friends
in this city today for the marriage of
Miss Annabel Gibson Whitehill, of
State Center, to Mr. Lewis John Rice,
the latter formerly of this city, but
now of Hubbard. The wedding is to
take place at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Margaret Whitehill, at
noon on Wednesday, June is. Mr. and
Mrs. Rice will make their home in
Hubbard, where Mr.. Rice has been in
the drug business since Jan /.
Miss Whitehill is a we'll known
State Center young woman, and a
member of one of the oldest families
of that place. For years Mr. Rice was
III the employ of the Mcbride & Win
Drug Company, of this city having
been manager of the South Third av-
enue store of that firm for several
years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Horse and Buaay stolen7

w. H. stipp, 1902 West Main street,
reported to the police late Wednesday
night that mis- horse and buggy had
been stolen from in front of the Sun
day tabernacle, while he was attending
the meeting. A search proved unavail-
ing, but party of students who were
Up all night awaiting the arrival of
the show train discovered the animal
coming leisurely into town, on West
Main about 2 O'clock, with the hitch
strap dragging. on the ground. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Real Estate Transfer..

F. B. Parsons and wife, to n. j..
Grewell, three lots in Clemens, 800.
w. H. Atwood and wife. to Ford
Cusey and Barbery Ellen Cusey, lot .,
block /, Binfords second addition, $3.50.
Lena Simkins Diller ct al. to Crissie
L. shahan, part Of lots Z, 8, 9 and 10.
block /, Hughes addition, $4,000.
Clarence e. DeButts and wife, TO
Henry Weber, acres in Linn township,
$3.50.
Russell D. Ray ct al. to Sadie Ray.
3A acres in east Marshall, $500.
Ellsworth Adelbert Smith and wife to
Cora Smith, undivided half interest in
100 acres in Timber Creek township.
| SO, 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03

proved wise ones. His business acumen.
and the fact that .l,e has devoted his
personal tiine to the details of his BUSH
ness, is attributed by him. to be one of
the chief reasons for his success.
The circus reached this city in three
special trains from Waterloo early this
morning, and a large crowd was pres
ent to watch the unloading. The show
goes from here to Des Moines. The
night performance begins at o'clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Pleased With Soldiers Home.

I visited your beautiful city yester-
day with a few of my old comrades
from New Sharon for the purpose of
attending memorial services and visit
ing the soldiers home, and want to
say that Colonel Horton and his corps
of officers deserve great credit for the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
Local Weather Record.

Seventy-five was the maximum tenn
perature for Thursday, compared with
80 for the day before. The minimum
yesterday was IS, one degree cooler
than the day before. The temperature
at o'clock this morning was so, one
degree cooler than yesterday morning
at the same hour. The rainfall We'd
nesday was .25 of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03

way they look after and manage the
affairs and business of the home.
Everything looked to be perfectly
neat and clean Comrades, my dear
old boys, where is there another nation
on earth that provides for and takes as
good care of its brokensdown and needy
old veterans as our old Uncle Samuel?
The Iowa Soldiers Home is certainly
a grand institution, and is, 1 think,
well managed. j. J.. Sanders. Late
private Company e. Sixty second nli~.
nois infantry, New Sharon, June l,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
SUNDAY AT TAMA.
Crowd of 5000 Hears Evangelist
Chau4a ItrI, AuditnriI.ra

Crowd Of 5000 Hears Evangelist in
Chautauaua Auditorium.
An audience of 5000 people greeted
Rev. Mr.. Sunday, when he spoke in the
chautauaua auditorium midway be-
tween Toledo and Tama Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Sunday and others from
Tama started to return in an automo-
bile, but they did not arrive here in
time for the afternoon meeting Mr.
Sunday said last night that more
things happened to the car on that trip
than had happened to all the automa-
biles he had ever ridden in before. The
car was on the road for five hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
MOTHER ALoYslA ELECTED.
First superioress of St. Thomas Hos
pitaI Heads Mercy Order.

pitaI Heads Mercy Order.
Sisters of Mercy of st. Thomas hos
pital, who have been at Davenport for
a few days in attendance upon the an
nual election of a mother general of the
order, arrived home Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mother Aloysia, the first super
ioress of the local hospital was chosen
to head the order for this province, for
period of three years. The sisters
who were at the meeting were NJ. Cab
riel, superintendent of the hospital:
NJ. Theckla, and NJ. Filicia. Sister NJ
Catherine, who formerly was connected
with the hospital here, but who is now
at the mother house in Davenport, &C
companied the sisters home for short
visit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
A POPULAR PLACE
Hoas Drug company's Soda Fountain
Enjoys Very Liberal Patronage -
Every Effort Made to Please-Ex-
pert Dispensers Employed. -

We are much gratified at the liberal
patronage accorded our soda fountain.
1t is an evidence Of appreciation on the
part of the public of our effort to
please We have made the soda bus
mess study, run our fountain the
year round and employ the most expert
dispensers. The result is we give you
an exceptional service. We know how
to serve soda here and we take
pleasure in serving drinks that
please. The best fruit juices, and
flavors, the best ice cream In
fact the best of everything is used
and nothing is stinted either in amount
or quality. We lead at the soda foun-
tain These warm days you will find
it refreshing to stop at our store and
have one of our many fine drinks
HOAG DRUG COMPANY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
RED MEN DECORATE JUNE 20.
Annual Memorial Services Will Be

ANNUAL MemorIaT StFVTceS VIII BE
Held on That Day.
The annual memorial services, which
include the decorating of the graves
of the dead members, of Chippewa
Tribe No. 40 of Red Men will be held
on Sunday, June 20. The services will
be held at Riverside in the afternoon,
following a parade from the business
section.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03

police took the horse in charge. The
animal didn't appear to have been
driven hard and may have got loose
without help.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
FoR loss az APpErtTE.

Take horseford's Acid Phosphate
Its use is especially recommended for
restoration Of appetite. strength and vie
tally. Try 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
10 START Monday
D GUST SALOONS
PETITION OF REVOCATION WILL
BE CIRCULATED BY BIG
COMMITTEE.
WILL REQUIRE 1865
VOTERS SIGNATURES

Wzrk Has Been Planned Quietly For
Six Months, and Committees Have
Been Organized in Each Ward
Governor Hanley, of Indiana, Will
Close Campaign Week From Mon
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
HAND PERFORATED.

Blacksmith Sustains Painful Injury In
Iowa Central Shops.
C. A. Morrison, employed. On the
Iowa Central blacksmith shop, suffered
a severe and painful injury while at
work about $3.50 this morning, Morri-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01

guitarras rcpiquet'o de castahue--
las, AHA cn 81 prado de San Scbas-
tEin, IN las elegantcs "casillas" que
sobre 81 ~ cxtienden en hilera, con-
vcTtidas por la malana On mlradores
para prcsenciar I'll dcsfilc dc ginctes
y carruajes, y por la tarde y noche en
salones dondc So baila y So bebe has
IA que la luz del nuevo diahace pail
dcccv las luminosas De la pasarela y
A caulsancio obliga 4 los cuerpos 4
huscar la horizontal.
A nm extreme del Irado I'M n.lmh-
10 de- provlsionales constr7lcciones, ,apar-
tadas, fernando un grupo que con-
traSta con las eicgantcS caSi.las donde
Ia scvillana baila las clasicaS segIidi-
Has con gracla que enlOquece, eStan
las bunolcriaS. Y en elias In dichara-
chcra gitana que visticn,lo 6mpla y
aim dunada falda De t0nos claroS. Va
De un lado para otrO con bandrlas de
bunueloS. reparticndo picantcS y 0por-
tunas fraSes los parroquanoS que ha
tornado aSionto en- su barraca tapiza-
ia cen S;banas y coichaS de impccable
hlancura, mIentras ala. en ei ferial de
ganado Su hombrc pone 4 contribution
Su mgcmio Y su pintoresco diccionario
4 ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01

P.ro en Fec nadie piensa que 81
Sultan este docsiido tomar inconti-
ncn6 a mando de la mehalla y aban-
d0nar la capital en- ii curso de gra-
ys ncgociacioncs con su embaJador
Iextranioro y, sobnc todo, teniendo que
recibr cstos dias una nueva cmbajada
la nnics hip6tcsis que cn los circu--
los majzenianos SO admite como pro
batlc, cs la d. que. desp,rs de la par
tida de las cmbajadas cspanoia q in
gicsa, Mulcy IIafid Sc drija hacia Ia
~ para De ALI tomar Il camino de Ra-
bat para Uazan, Alcazarquivir Lara
che.
Los grandcs visircs del Sur cl Glaui
" Airaben-O Omar, acompanadoS del cad
Ntugui, han llegado por fin Rabat.
\ su salida de Marraquech habian CON
venido con Mulcy ilafid en- que le
laguardarian on Rabat pero ahora II
Sultan ha cambiado De paro'or Y aea-
ba De dirigir cartas urgont's ostQS
trfs persouajeS Ordenandolcs CONT
lnuan I'll viaie hasta tez para acompa-
narle en Ia expcdici6H que Va 4 en-
prender contra Il Rnghi antes dc en"a-
mnarsc hacia la costa, Y VA todo mne-
vc q Greer que csta veZ los potcntfs s
vlSireS no anublaran & hori2ontc poii
tico con las soSpcchosas vaeilacpones
que tanto dicron que temor antics de
sl salda De MarramIcch
En- suma. la autoridad del Sultan
parccc haber gauado terrono por q
momont0 gracias Il la vigorosa rapidez
con que ha puesto fin al movlmienlo
sttau1sia Mulcv Ilaf}d ha dado VA cn
otras ocasiones pruebas de Sls emnan-
tes condicioHes de caud Ilo marroqui
hoy estas cualidadea Scrian inSH>fi-
tuibles Si reservasc la mano fue1-t G
de 1ne es partidario. por temperament
- ror c5iculo Solo las 'rlbus re-
.alctrant,s. ) no leva>e esl me>ma
.nsrgia hasja oron,rSe IA voIanfad
| H. Europa raehazar loS compromises
solemnes contraidos al firmar reeo-
aocer pleuamonte = acta d. Algeei-
raS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01
A. HUICI.
LA FERIA DE SEVILLA

~Ntlia. ia rudad ie las soIrrs S. de
los azarae y de las mujere@ d. oios
eIe> loca jtatee da haE a'f r.
eue i un4S cua0tas dycenas de m.l s
dt ha*~Pf41'~ que ft'a'IeA @s '""'"
'Ass'th ~1'@ loSd9 arg l'''"aS -
...7''AL'ios' = 'c''i" moment" "'i.'
eh : eoaaa 4at huhca P"'i'F"" -''id -
aF 4is ci''efiafa an t"ii-aa h.ii <.i9
.ahtoN ehcahtoS.
Paris bien vale una mlsa, dIio mn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01

Que hermoSa es Viccnza, Dios mio !
Asi como II fraiIe agustino pcdia
una mesa humlde, una cena srugal
V la miisica del rcgato de la quinta de!
convcnto. slcmprc que escuchara to-
daS horaS cl cantO de las ayes no com
prcndido, asi tamh6n yo pcdiria 4 Dios
me concediesc mis- horas de descanso
~ de paz en- Vicen2a, junto i los ca
nalillos olvidadoS y mucrtos 70 elc-
girfa mi casa No sabria accrtar. 4
simple vista. con la cIecci0u Porque
81 las callas estdn lcnas de Dalacos
barrocoS del Renacimiento las pla-
zI amplias deScrtaS ticnen pucrtas,
perspectiNas de iardiues, parquos lcja-
aos. estatuaS. ediicioS algo faurarro-
ncs, pcro agradabies. Y hay callcionos
''rmados DE- tapias muSgosas donde no
pasa nade, cafettIchos de ARE pro
vinciano dondc semurmura V Sc lee l8
prensa Sc diccn terriblcs cosaS con
ira Gioitti I'm IN rinconcito, iunto
al mostrador, los coicgas de Garibald
cuentan por centfs'ma vel Ia eNpedl-
ci6n dc los mil. iueg" saIen a Ia "a
He cntroienleudo = teue" paseaaIa
lcntamcuto como eeietes cansado@
mclaae6Iiros
T,aa... r.sooij. di~rrrfo mtma ea
y;o.n1. J.. e,frada bav uo r.sf;.
J.. ...t.n..l. ,aa+i.lo 49, IL n,a. re
s..l:.. Il. Il .rl.. 4or,a, dn,de i
...... .......s.. r,..ta.;..s F..,to
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4. ..e...l. ....a. ...,.i ta.ia. i'll
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,f....iff +. ....,.l,.r.s o.,-,o.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01
La auteridad del Sultan

las ticStas oihlaASs
-...~cnto del Prcfct-ese han "he
..lo con Ia acostumbrada so!'ahhi-'
a,dx han scry,do para comproossr una
rsn.Ia consolidation dei poder u"
N,hcy Hafid entire las tribus iiania'ie
xrS.@, !. On docir. hgadas milltarmcnte :"
Naizcn. pero al mlsmo t~mpo M"
,,.,c.ao de manifesto que " aieIan nhis
rada ds del Sultan leglt'mo' Soor'
ao,,o dcsru6s d. la prison ' caStiR'
.iS Kittani que tantos partldar"S cnel''
"A GA cl Blod es S'ba.
u, Ia anehurosa cxplanada dc Ia
Msa,Ia recibi6 el Sultan q hononar
los prescntoS a. las cahdas pro
e,oare los $500 caballcro- que f"rmab4n
=, cortejo no habia nm berher.Soo 'aN
s,,,entcs : ir.p,tsS tr.buo 81 Fernin
Zemmur. los Beni lisen las tr'-
sars to.las de los alrededoreS d. ia
"a So ham abstcnido n cs'a sol' mne
,easion de enviar, contra 10 eNigido
nor la costumbrc. connneantes d" ca
3,aiIcria que ofreeteecn yasaiial" ,.
IA. SheTifana.
Los Benz Mhr que deSpnts dei Sc
nalado favor prestado a Molr< it"i q
aprcsando al Kttani rareeia han a
aiczltificarse con u politica d'' Najz7n
,,,c vnelto pie atras > han doclara-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01
San Juan Puerto-Rico Martes de JUNO de 1909

20 de IN TERRA q como Ia corteza aho-
sa de nm arbol seco III sol pugnsha
con las nuhes para Salir, Y, enfrente,
,obrc Viccn7a la bella, Sc refraci6 su
luz on IN cima de los Alpes llcnandolas
le tonos vioaccos y rosados que da-
ban miedo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01
Numero 125

cillas, su pronunciation ripida } ems
talina-el viccntino como el andaluz -
come lax Ietras que apetece-nos lie-
nan de buen humor. VamoS tod0S Il .,l-
morzar al restaurant mas animado Coz
mienza i lloyiznar y apretamos 81 pa
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