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Evening journal., 1909-06-24
ARE RIPE,
SWEET AND JUICY

Watermelons this year are breaking al
records for early season quality and sup
ply
AT present Florida is the only Southern
State from which melons are being ship
ped, but the Georgia season Is expected
10 open July a. The South Carolina season
viii start soon after that OF Georgia. and
will be followed by Tennessee. Reports re-
ccived by local dealers are to the effect
that tho prospects for the melon crop In
all the Southern States has never been
better.
No reduction is looked for IN the pres
ant price OF the melon until after the
Georgia season opens.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
HORSES LEFT THE
ICE MAN BEHIND

MILTON. Del, June 24-Residents were
astonished when they found the ice team
stopped in front Of their doors with no
drivers TO serve the ice and no ice in the
wagon. Joe Prettyman could otoe found.
and the mystery was not solved until
Prettymans brother received a telephone
message that the horse had runaway. The
horse. looking as meek as ever. was led
to the stable. Prettyman tsla-Aasz - j'As-a
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
Exoursion Patroneases.

The following well-known women will be
the patronesses of the moonlight excur-
sion to be given on Monday evening, June
50. for the benefit Of the Babies Hospital:
Mrs. T. c. DUPONT. Mrs. Preston Lea Mrs.
Horace Wilson, Mrs. Henry p Scott and
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson. The steamer
Columbia has been chartered for the oc-
casion.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
WANT OUR APPLES
AT SPOKANE SHOW

DOVER. June 24.--Delaware appls
growers are this week receiving invi-
tations 70 exhibit some OF their Della
ware prize box apples at the second
National Apple Show TO be held at
Spokane. December to IL. Prizes
and premiums worth $4,000 will be
offered and some OF Delaware's apple
kings are "going after them. The
premiums include tracts of irrigated
and non irrigated lands. $4,000 in
cash. choice trees. gold and silver cups.
medals Of special design. ribbons ana
diplomas.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24

was the speaker and s. S. Marley gaze
select readings. Jhe members ap-
pointed Master Workman williams.
Chandler and Marley, as a committee
TO meet with the Grand Lodge finance
committee on Saturday. July 9. to
make arrangements for the A. O. u. ".
amusement day Saturday August IA,
at Brandywine Springs
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
Easom-Downes.

At The home of Mrs I. II. Downs,
Laurel, yesterday, Mrs. Mary W. Moore.
OF NO. 1874 Tatnall street, this city and
W. A Easom. were married. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Easom returned
to this city and we're given reception
last evening at the home Of the brides
sister. No 1914 Tatnan street The newly
welded couple went 20 New York to-day.
and after their return will live in Laurel.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24

Croft on the Charles Warner Company
auto truck to Cooch's Bridge. Among
those, present were: Miss +. Lane,
Miss NJ. Lane, Miss Walker, Miss Nc
Mahon, Mrs. Lane. Mrs Friedrich. Mrs
Young, Mrs. Daley, Miss Oaks, Mr..
FreSrfoi- Mr.. Daley. Mr.. SPAIN, Mr..
Duray, Mr. Lynch. Mr.. Hackett, Mr..
Biddle.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24

Of the Pension and Finance Commit
tees az Washington when they we're
making up tho estimates for the year.
which closes June 30. Owing to tho red
tape and slow movement OF affairs
through official channels the mistake
cannot be rectincd. it Ia said. until three
months at least have elapsed.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Ford gave a party
in honor Of the eighteenth birthday Of
their daughter Reha at their home. Bethel.
Pa. on Monday evening. Music and games
were enjoyed. About 15o guests were pres
ent. Among them were;
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Askins. Ida simon.
Paul Simon. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Clark.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24

loaded the ice at Georgetown. when the
horse had galloped on. leaving him be-
hind. strewing ice along the road tho
horse had reached Milton, and then settl-
ing down to It's usual gait. started to stop
at patrons houses.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
Nswrort Workman Meet.

NEWPORT. June 24.-Members Of
Active Lodge. A. o. u. w. held an
enthusiastic meeting at their lodge
room here last evening. J. T. McElwee
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
To Give RecitaI,

A summer musicale. by the pupils
of Mrs. Alice c. Hastings Smith.
assisted by Miss Emma Lore, harpist,
will be given on Saturday evening at
the home of the Hon. Charles B. Lore,
No. 400 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
workmen in Fire Drill.

The fire squads OF the Blumenthal
& Company plant were called out in
fire drill yesterday and did efficient
work
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO B. R.

One Dollar to Baltimore and Return,
Sunday, June 9th.
Special train will leave Wilmington,
Delaware Avenue Station. at $40 a. M;
Newark at $50 A. M. Returning. leave
Baltimore. Camden Station, at $50 p.
NJ; Mt Royal at 635 p. M. Similar ex-
cursions July 11th and 25th.|
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
People You Know

are the officers Of the Guarantee
Title and Trust Company. Howard
D. Ross, the City Treasurer, is its
president, and all the others are
equally as reliable, and you can
trust them to do what they promise.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24

To cooeh's by Auto Truck.
A straw ride was given by II. n.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
City Lots at Country Prices
"BY THEIR WORKS YE SHALL KNOW THEM,"
SAYS THE GOOD BOOK.
A WORKING OPERATION


Still
ia Wilmington Last 80 Shown Their Belief
Neriew or FuwaMM by PROMISES KEPT
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
WE PROMISED
We Seek Comparison

We ask Of you that you do us the
favor Of visiting RIvervlew Heights
next Saturday afternoon, compare
it's many advantages with other
operations offered. Remember ours
arc city lots with all city improve
ments guaranteed to you--they can
not give you this outside the city
limits and our prices are as low as
any.
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
The Proposition is Right

Right terms, right prices, right
location, right transportation, right
rest MS and one Of the most
in points Of all the "rieht
DE- Jack of il
Evening journal., 1909-06-24
PROMISES KEPT

Is our motto. We promised Cas-
It's there. We promised electric
iisht-its there. We promised tel
ophone serVioe--it's there. We
promised water next month";
will be there and sewerage will
follow.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-26

Noviembre "a Hop Sc ha cele-
brado en- la Corte de este distrito,
ell juicio contra Gil Rosado por ase-
slnato en- primer grado en- la per
soma de su esposa Petra Silva. Las
resultancias del procesado son las
sigulentes:
Gil Rosado de naturaleza ranui-
tica, enfermiza, contrajo matrimo-
MO con la apreciada joven Petra
Silva, de velnte a velntidos amos.
A los pocos meses Gil comenz6 a
dar mala vida a su companera, ul-
! ~'iandola echandola de la casa,
v ldose obligada Petra por dos
ocaslones a retirarse al hogar de Isu
madre hermanos. La segunda
veg, slntiendo la infeliz esposa
que en- sus entrahas latia va ell fru-
to de sus amores con Gil y temien-
do por la vida de su futuro hijo, no
quiso .acceder a los reiteradas soil :
cltudes de Gil para volver a Ia vi
da comlln. Ell domingo anterior al
tres de JUNO lltimo, leg5 Gil a la
casa de su suegra y amenazando d
Petra trato de llevarsela de tolos
modos. Petra resisti6 Y el es
poso marcb5se decepcionado. Ell
dla tres supo que su mujer estaba
lavando en- una charca; fu6 q en-
contrarla y trabo conversation
con ella. LIE pidi6 aqua para beber
Y Petra, complaciente y presurosa,
Ievant6se v fue al sitio de la char
ca donde ell aqua era mas potable
v Sc inclino con un cacharrO en- la
mano para coger aqua. Fin este
momento ell acusado colocose de
tras de Petra y sugetandola por ell
cuello la ahogo en- e aqua y tango
sa de la charca.
Los dedos del asesino queda
ron grabados en- los earrlllos de su
victlma y ell cleno penetro hasta
la gargante y pulmones de la lnfe-
ilz esposa.
la, dos de la tarde comenz6 ell
exa en- de Ia prueba. La del fls
cal fuh contundente, avasaIiadora,
fatal, para el acusado cuya preme
ditaci6n quedo fuera de duda. FL
criminal f,le dejando por todas par
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Ode nuestro re porter)

tes prueba irrecusable de SUI
culpabilidad.
Ell informe periclal de los docto
res Monagas y Gonzalez, luminosi-
simo, fut la piedra fundamental de
preguntas del Hon. Juez Soto Nuza
v del fiscalq .fueron contestados por
entreambos medicos de un modo
terminante llevando i la conclen-
cia publica el modo como ell hecho
fue co metldo.
La prueba que mostrd la detensa
no aport6 dato alguno que favore
ciera a su defendldo. Estl solo cl
horrible asesino.
Lev antase el fisca Y en- un
parrafo lleno de inpiracldn elo-
cuentisimo. muestra al Jurado Ia
fiera humana, la best.a feroz que
no sintio amor nj compassion por
la bella companera que llcvaha
en- su seno ell primer hijo que fl mis-
mo asesino enlendrara. Nunca ha-
biamos visto alsenor llorenda tan
inspirado tan habit. Su voz trona-
bl entrgica contra ell desnaturaIlza
do padre. Encamlno su prueba con
una ldgica inflexible y en- una yer
dadera craci6n forense pidio un We
redicto de aseslnato en- primer gra-
do. FL rumor con que el numeroso
public que invadia Ia saIa acogid
las 1Itimas palabras del Schor Llo-
reda, son prueba de la profunda
emoci6n que lie dominaba.
La defensa, Il cargo del abogado
senior Blasco. hizo cuanto pudo por
mejorar Ia sucrte de su patrocina-
do. Cumplio con su deber hacien-
do un luminoso informe.
FL juez senior Soto Nuza en- brc-
yes palabras con la maestria que
acostumbra hizo ell resumen { illus
tr6 al ,Jurado sobre los puntos de
derecho.
Retirosc ell Jurado i delibcra
4 las docc de In noche hora en- que
cerramos estas cIartlllas.
N0ta. A las cuatro dc la tarde
de hov dlsolvio Ia corte cl .Jlrado
por no haber logra'Io ponarsc dc
acuerdo.
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Eli CORREO DE LAS 5 P. N.

Para cl comcrcio y par la prem
sa, eI correo que sale de esta ca
dad a las ) pm 8 q. recoge ga
hora, signffica una seria ditcultad.
Toda via no podcmos tencr un
trcn cada hora como entire Nueva
York Y I'iladclha Nncstras expo
dicioncs postalcs para cl sur, dos
al dia. dcbieran acomodarse 4 una
mcior estudiada vcntaja puhlica.
FL comcrcio y la prensa pasan
muchos afancs ron nse premiosO
corrro i media tarde. Para unos.
10, negocios del dfa, terminanfo O
con las horaS normalcs de CONT,
taci6n nrccsitarian un mas anchO
tempo parr prcparar la correspon
dcncin que de aquellos dcriv We.
Para los otros. no cs possible desco
nocer RI precipitado trabljo quo
csa csta fcta les lmpone.
LA mayorfa p nuestros peri6
dlcos son de il tardc lis necesario
hacerlos en sic,c II oeho horai. FL
publico So muc vc cn la eludad en-
ire euatro q cinco Dc Ia tarele,
tai cS cl 'nomcnto en- que salen (
hiz los diarios de Ia ciudad.
Y On Csc momento, es necesauo
enircgarsc con inusitada prlsa Ia
preparation del correo dc las ) p.
m nm corr"n que IS recogido pre-
cisamentc fi, hora mas premiOsa
v atarcada ID las cmpresas perio-
di,iicas.
Para estas. Il plan de salida do
e-c correo r-l hora. - de cxtraor
dinano peutHr-io. No cs raro que
la c'Ici6n d.-un peri6dico no alcan
&c cs'' rorrro = quede para 81 81
e'uenir lila, To que significa ,en 10
qie $" reticre Ia venta de peri6-
dIco., una aproxlmAda per,lida de
IN 80 . 'in - q
.No po.lrian cvitarse esos ma
lc-; Los rsrl6dicns carccen de IN
ilucncia er ias esferss del gobierno
u" Washington que es QUEEN regu
Ia Il rsicip de r0rreos. No tene
mos nlcdIp- para llevar la con nc
rion dc lp 4. en este caSo IS iusto,
al ammo 'i,. las autoridsdes com De
tcnte>. Nu'siro pueblo no es escu
chad 10 al iIacer para Il leyes re
siamrnias Clcrto 6 todo ESQ, pc
10 dei'e 'icrIrsr que IL determine
eICfi '.r 4. Il mas mas importan
t. c0rTco salga ds San Juan preci
>am"n'e q Ia hOfa III q, dificil para
IA prcnsi. perIIdicA las en- presas
'i' I-rl1tiros : le< crea mlchas di
iirriitai,-s.
Ese corr'o r-osiria -tiir, las s d.
III. TINS h9r4 H. > senA razonable
tIsHsie1rl--
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800 BRUJ0S
EN- CEREM0k|A.
Eladio Poey oficiaba
de soberano Pontifi-
F ueron sorprendldos en-
momentos que propaga-
ban sus ideas y salvaies
liturgias.
AlrededOr de un altar hablan
cuatro muhecOs de palos yuma
cabeza de chiyo.

"Hace ounce . veIntc diiS que eI
cict6n nos arroj6 i estas playaS al
celebre E.ladlo Poev. conocido VA
por nuestros lectoreS con motive
del horrendo crimen dc n nina Lui
sa.
Desde IA llegada dc 90 suicto
sus amigos de practica. que pare
clan dormidos han de1pertnio para
cooperar eon q 4 Ia propagation de
sus ideas y salvalcs lituigias lie 10
cuai drbian oeupar,e un POGO mas
nucstraS autorida'icS.
Eyiste on IA callc de Antonio Ma
Geo. una morcna VEGA. cpnnrida por
"Machneha +. Ia ciIai 4 cauSa de ~
avanzada edad y Ic-ione. organir;ls
80 cncucntra cnfcrm. ,I"sflr htee al
gun tempo. halienIa-e hcchn car
90 de 81 curaciGu r. Pncy crsehran-
dD par. clio cerempuiAs dc brtije-
rias.
Desdc hlcia vario- Has. nries-
tro tr1nq4ilo vecindano 50 eneon
traia ,Taaucnte alarmado:
pues toI.- i1s noches aparccia un
''o-o are in'luidaE,s. a Ios transeun
tes haei. qle las fanIlils cerrasen
sus p.e,f-s- e ncui'a-sn sis peque-
hit0-.
Aao eai"rado q activo : in
teliget-e r.s-n 9e III guar LA rural
=. 4'arrei.az'i de q.Ic eu Ia inca
conrsIai poi ~ -'francisrp" . ce-
letrar r-rarsieas j. brIierias : ,e-
men J" I'd. no'icias Dc 70 q'le venia
pas.a1.ln 5.s.-s.e "a .legaia he ps.ey
y disi@.1 ! iieha hnea. arompafia-
d. de z-.aniia, Ern.sto Genoriz
MAXIM Fig.eroa = Elr.qu- Cine
nez, pre-eatandOse a SIS OIos el cul-
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V

WE DECLARE that we admit
that the political and economical
problems of the Island of Porto III
co may affect the economical and
political interest Of the people OF
the United states and seeming to
us that it is Just and fair that exact
" the same AS we do not whlsh that
our will be ignored and constrained
neither do we wish to ignore and
constrain the will of others placing
our trust in God and in the good
faith and frienship of the people
OF the United States we propose
solicit and invite the government OF
the Tn ted States OF America; 1T
BE Def I, ONCE FOR ALL
the status 0 the peop'c OF Porto
Rico by cognizing Ader such
form a. it wisdom ma suggest
these rights that We have a'd defend
to self government which we pro
pose and ask for and demand.
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de nuestra vida publlci Y q a sli
sombra nuestra prosperidad, nues-
tro progreso V nuestra honra seran
TN hecho indiscutible. porque Ell
Goblerno entonces no necesltara de
a aiulsiores services slno de servl
dores convencidos V honrados. no
habra meneSter de la palabra EN-
bruteeedora de "a mentira que 10
arraStra 4 Ia tirania sino de brazos
tuertes que, Ell eI campo llbre de
las industrias. 10 dlgnifquen Y 10
sostengan; y Ia Prensa, entonces.
no sera Ia desvergonzada meretnz
que provoque orgias de escandalO
>In0 la que en- ralidad debe ser: vo-
cero de verdad v de iusticia, repre-
sentante incsestiOnabie lie los in
tereSes y de los derechos dc IA So
ciedad, expression viril de la opinion
puDilci. centineia ayanzado de las
prcrrogativas del pueblo. en- una
paiibra: el Cuar,o Poder del Is
tatio que Ileve a todos los vientos.
en- la iranca Y ausiera libertad lie
~ paIabrA. la paipitaciones de i'm
pueblo grande, prjspero y feiiz por
a paz. por el Orden Y por la liber-
tad...
II, pO'iemos nstar seguros De ese
ixito Y de csc trlunfo en- las ampli
i'isieS de ID paZ porque contasips
Ac.es. los tres Ieies que airastFAn
ei mayor prc-tigiO en- la Repub.i
"a Y los hOmhres que estan al ser
vIcio del Goblerno que aueda que
slrva para tOs planes prodit0nOs
lie Ia anarquia' -iQuIzis en- ia
sombra "a tTaIciDn aguZe sus a-ruas
-pero no haaria de extrafsr
nos nj muchO nienUs amedrentar
nos; ia traicinn 81 f'orron que pa
II mayor vergg-nLa nuestra man
cha casi todas ia= paginas de nues
(ContnIa en- Ia p&gina g.
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Quejas de VaIios
pIopietaIios de Ponce
Dc nuestro corresponsal.

Varios propictarios de- Ponce a..
tienen sus incas en- Ia carretera
central, sc qucjan del NAL csiado
en- que SO cncurntran el trozo com
prendido en- ire los kllomrtros
l27 al 12g. a tai extreme de haber
una partida dc cerdos por aque
Hos contornos que daiian S'lS
siembras a cada momento, i reSrr
Va de q. esos mismos ccrdus ticncn
en- mai cstado las cunctas de csc
Juan Estcban Garcia cntro i
cumplir On La carcel 81 dfas por AGO
metimicnto V aggression grave, An
tonic Martinez cumpll6 90 dias por
acometimiento Y agresIhn. Sevr
.iano Plana cntro 4 cunphr 80
dias por alicrar Ia paz; Martin 10
PEI entr6 cumplir 30 dias por q
dulterio Sotcro Qulnonrz entr6
d cumplir 3 meSes por hIrto mo
nor: LUIS Ortiz sali6 baJo ilanla
de 400 dollars por el dclito dc AGO
mctimicnto V aggression IRA 81. Ra
mon Roble cumpli6 30 dils por al
terar la paz.
Ell Hon fiscal Lido Palacios
Rodriguez ha archlvado Ia ca,isa
quc Sc ,cgllia a Miguel Pan Blsn
60. par 81 -upuesto dcliio de lncen-
dio mallcIosn. por con+iguientc ha
.ido pucsto cn libeftad
~ ha trnnsfcrido para RI IL
del pr6Ximo mes Fl juicio cn IL cor
te dc di~tnto, contra DIlpps
Arizmenii, por sIpuc~to fno"ndio
inaiicioso.
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dro rcpuGnante dc tan salvalcs nrac
treas.
Hallabanse rctinidas una 300
pcrsonas alrededor ,Ic I'm altar t'inr-
nado con bandera. cuhana- el -
cual h.bia cuatrn muncro- j" itI.p.
una cabeza de chiyo. asi como i"s
paianganas Ilenas !c sausre g "ra,s
obIetos mas que f'ier"n ip4ios
por la gIiardia rural.
En- medic lie este nue."n j.. is.-,o
mas - encpntraia al o-p gse nn
era otfn que Ela'ii" i..rv y'--'i'in
con un sarn s0-tr'.rt F" lf nidti
De concha- y rararel'- r,' -'.7 cx're-
midaGe- que en- a,'ita. p" un rua
drupe,i0. -iug.. Do rerel..nli-
r. .-o-s s5 cora" rfsry"s -" ,'i-
conpaherr=. c4leran ~. p".i-r de Is
guadla rir4 SION e. epui1cidss iestc
te puehlo r.tn 'oio- "- aoIetDs ocu-
pados. iTpy -ersn fr..ialaips ua
tAnZa-
Feiicl'au.as et,aes-lrae-,te % ar
tiyo cato Sc '4ellariia rIrlI AZ co.
mo a ln- numera- I SIS or.ienes por
ei cello de.n1strasio en ei cImplimien
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V | |.

AND ~ DECLARE further
more that bv solemn promise we
firmly bind ourselves to defend pro
pagate and to exert ourselves to OBJ
tain the Justice of these ends and
to maintain ourselves. compactly
grouped en- the Union Of Puerto
Rico'; as well as to interest in our
behalf and by mean of the most
constant and persisten propaganda
the public opinion Of thepeopleoftha
United States of America. And also
to sever in no case under no cir
cunstance no for any reason what
soevcr this bond Of Union until
our fun rights be recognized and
the Justice we ask for be granted
to us.
This we declare and promise and
sign in San Juan Porto Rico
this twentieth day o' February OF
the 1904.
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WE DECLARE moreover that
we need and ask that the Political
Status OF the Island be once for all
defined and in stable manner'
established in such form that
men Of Porto Rico I've free and equal
and that tn due respect for the
wise principles OF the people OF
the United States there be establls
he'd in this Island Government
that derive its powers from the con
sent Of the governed.
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| | l..

WE DECLARE that the Puerto
Rico people unanimously aspire to
Self Government for their country
to the recognition of the fun rights
to which they are entitled; either
have the products of the island ct
Pto Rico protested by seeking or
opening markets for the same, mar
kcts that they have lost or have
the necessary privilege OF sec
tnig for their own markets with
the cooperation Of the United Sta
les
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DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
!OF THE UNION OF PORTO RICO.

Rico shall be state Of the Union
such being one the different pros
sses by which we may arrive at the
Self Government which we need
and ask for, and we also declare
that the Island Of Puerto Rico may
be declared an independent Nation
under Protectorate Of United
States this being another means
by which we may obtain the self
government that we need and ask
for.
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WE DECLARE our noncnnior
nifty to any solution of our status
that contrary to the precepts OF the
Constitution of the United States
does not concede to Porto Rlcans
a definite citizenship and we admit
of political form that IN essence
answer to the necessity OF cstablls
hing in Puerto Rico scf COVER
ment or autonomy wherein the
people of Puerto Rico acquire the
fun civil and political rights to
govern themselves.
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We the men who have constitu
ted the "TNION OF PUERTO
RICO DECLARE that we have
come together so as to form an
association for the defence of the
rights OF the People of Puerto Ri
co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-26

WE DECLARE that we admit
the possibility Of the Island OF
Puerto Rico being Confedcratcd
with the United States oi North
American deciding whether Porto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-26

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"a "A r.r marion de a.gan en-
Hien ailals'z-' q n cDtaetldos por las
ulieiiees cIiiA- ZOils y Luisa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-26
HORRENDO CR|MEN En- AGUAD|L[A.
Petra, abandona Gil huyendo de sus NAL
tratos.
Gil solcta de Petra la vuelta al hogar olvido del
pasado promesas de vida, 10 que ella no
accedio.

G paso aseeho momentos que Petra ncnaba
para coer aqua pozo la coio por e cueo sacando
fuerzas de debes mascuos la sumergi0 hasa deara
sin vida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
By Henry Gallup Paine
Drawings by J. V. McFall

HasSelmann said Il knew | could count on Your
firm hearty cooperation running down the forger
and helping our customer to recover the money we
paid him, and for which shall have to hold him
though perfectly innocent IN the affair responsible
Ninety thousand dollars is no trifie-"
Precisely. SAID Carleton pricking up his ears at
the turn given to the mystery by Hasselmann's
reference to customer and his disavowal of liability
for the loss. How did YOU happen to pay out so
large amount in cash ,"
Well Mr. Carleton | must take the blame if
there IS any, for that The check presented by
a gentleman who has had an account with Us ever
since we started-not very long ago. as YOU know
His balances often considerably larger than the
amount OF the check he requested TO cash for
him Mr. Porter, our paving teller brought the
check TO me Just at the close of business SATURDAY.
with the word that Mr.. leasing would be greatly
obliged If"
Mr.. whom, did you say?" interposed Carleton