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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
BY JAMES WOODS,
Manager of the st. Francis.

MI .'ust at the very point when Mar.
pi fclous Anderson had practically un-
-epreted the mystery which had bafhcd
''Ihe kecnest minds in the science OF
triminology Just as the great Invcsti.
,dfptor was on the point Of realizing the
III rcognltion which is the highest re-
\, gard that can bc bestowed upon a man
| ilf aosc effort is purely mental. = new
,,hf,emeni was introduced into the ease
,es.hat temporarily distracted attention
brftpih the serious aspect of the siiua-
psilon and particularly annoyed, though
Ny4 dld not in the least confuse the in.
4 utcfafigable Marvellous Anderson in the
= n Prosecution Of his search.
49,. 49, FRIDAY evening gentleman dressed
i ~ "a manner that proclaimed him un-
4 .saj1 Z h1lstakably foreigner arrived ut the
!. s,p potel 81. trancIs and engaged an cX.
y .r)enslvc suite OF rooms.
"a, AS he declined 10 register. carried
Fith him an amount OF baggage that
W palcatcd he was Il person of conse-
Juencc and comportcd himself i'm Il
dN pthcr mysterious manner, several news.
pc, laper men IN the lobby cndcaVorcd TO
Of .pcurc some information about him, bc.
q FNihg That he might possess or be in
e'eiInself good story. -
= VI ~ was impossible TO discover any.
hh,png about him. however. particularly
u "'iE 81: "ttllHeu 10 DC lnierNlcWru lDJi
sisn 'fcnlng; but as. after answering mum.
fons calls. hc stated his willingness
40 meet tho representatives of the
VD' ,ornlng papers on the following after
he epoD curiosity as TO his identity be
mn nmc general
snle Inc first reporter to meet him Satmr
ne pfry afternoon was the representative,
tsr,I the investigators. TO this gcn
- - iemnn he conGdcd that his name wa:
,o,rs 1oward L.. Whitcombc. and that hi
y" W. parent reluctance 10 being inter
., ~ rtlewcd arose from IN actual ambition
ns n1s ~ arouse the interest of the press.
ep ~ In short. my friend, he declare,
ie yvFer cigar and q Scotch and soda
~ lonr aims III this matter are PRACTICAL,
ne Aprn'leaL We both want To see NJ
WIZ btertaning story about me appear il
ps5,sonr onterprlslng newspaper. You
0 ns glnt of view is literary and romantic
~.,aine is romantic and matrimonial,
no Something Like Bluebeard
.;rpl :, AS you may know. have been MAJ
'ert 1ed Twice up TO date ! chose my frs
-scs tIfe because | loved her and needle
,yi ,iir 1cney with which 10 give porticnl cX
w. y t1fession to the ardour that was con
u ii fpmiDg me for the time being I sill,
5rmDed TO the second partner Of m
W. MprIows because | had money and wa
lp" ,tfeking TO eludc the monotony Of il
hIouj PIC companionShip,
ldc'ssNL In both eases accomplished m
wa va ~ pose. ! am now on the point q
tlr::.S Hnlra@iing my third alliance with
Tp- pnrming little woman because the nnl
,s%teer chat appeals 10 me Hl my prcsci
80 t, of experience is the life domcsti
tere% 'nis lady, who is tho soul Of dome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05

him. They could publish the story or
not, as they pleased, but Mr., Whit
combc was too tired TO talk about it
any more. Good night Mr.. Whitcombe
went TO bed carly, leaving HIMSELF and
the newspapers i'll the hands of des-
tiny.
Awaliing next morning, Whitcombc
proppcd two comfortable pillows behind
mis- head and sent for coffee and sun
day papers.
Turning, over the leaves of the In.
vestigator he found an cutire page dc.
voted TO himself. Part Of this space
was taken up by a decorative illustra,
tion of him rs a gigantic King solo
mon, He was represented rs Regarding
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
ANALYZED BY TEACHER
BY PROF. JOHN S. WEIGH,
Supervisor Grammar Grades Salt Lake
City Public Schools.

The Great Salt Lake City Mystery
has been an interesting psychological
study from two points of view. In the
first place, the unfolding of the plot it.
self, the play and interplay OF charac-
ters as they became involved in more
and more complex situations, and the
new features introduced with new prob.
lens to be solved when the story seemed
Fastening toward completion. carried the
interest through the element of uncer-
tainty.
The second psychological feature and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
SCORE BIG SUCCESS
BY BISMARCK SNYDER.

Whatever merits or dcmcrits should
be credited to or charged against the
"Great Salt Lake Mystery, 1T must
be conceded that il is entitled 10 some
consideration for its originality. My
first impression, gained from casual
reading of the announcement in The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05

II group Of chorus girls ON
his right, who wooed him in care
fully-stcncilcd attitude, while on his
left band OF neglected stage beauties
stamped Il row OF conVentiouallzed
feet IN poster passion.
The Investigator article WAS writ
ten in the first person after The APP
proved manner of dramatic interviews.
II began by cudowiug Mr.. Whltcombc
with rich Irish broguc
Sure, it niycr paid duty; said he,
smacking his lips over one of the mel
lowest iipplcs I have ever discussed.
BY the way, let me tell you it S Sir
Patrick Whitcombe, no less And n
merry rogue lie is. The Tilt in his voice,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05

of thought than II is to continue along
with one s own.
And that has been the exact feature
which has made it so interesting to me
Ito read from day 10 day, each one 5
different version of the story; and then
TO wonder where the other fellow who
preceded You was going to lead you.
was wonderfully fascinating | trust
in the near future that The Tribune
will give the general public another
chance along these lines. / for one
would he very glad TO see it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
VIEW OF AN ACTOR
BY WILLARD MACK.

Regarding this most interesting story
Vhlch Mr, Donohue started us upon
omc weeks ago. | can only say that
rhlcb | have SAID all along: at 5
ully. - To begin with, it is much
ardcr 10 pick up some one else s train
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
STUDY IN CRIMIN0L0GY
BY GEORGE A. SHEETS.
Chief of the Salt Lake Detective
Bureau.

In my mind the Great Salt Lake
Mystery, as advanced by the Salt Lake
Tribune during the past three weeks.
has given an unusual opportunity to the
laymen in matters of crlminologv which
hitherto has not been applicable. Ny
own effort in the preliminary of this
story was but an advance of that which
was sure 20 follow when we figure that
siuce that time We have had presented
before us day after day an attempt al
continuity of thought which in itself
has proven really remarkable. Mar
velous Anderson has never been lost
sight of: the Great Investigator has ap-
pealcd 10 every writer which is
point we all like To follow. even as
children when we went behind the back
door and read our pocket edition of our
Old friend. the famous Nick Carter. The
story has beer IN interesting one, and
Continued on Page Twcntysix
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
LIGHT AT LAST ON A GREAT STORY

TO awaken dormant ability along the
literary line in people who have not
given the slightest Thought to the mat.
fer. The Great Salt Lake Mystery, |
think, has been instructive as well as
entertaining,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
NO TWO THINK ALIKE
BY CHARLES V. woRTH1NaToN.

The embryo writer, inflated with his
own Importance because of having con
Il chapter to the Great Salt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-24

The foregoing Ordinance was, at a
Regular Meeting of the Board OF SUI
pervisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, held on Tuesday, July 20,
1909, passed to print on the following
vote of the said Board:
Ayes: AHA, Aylett, Cox, Kane, Lo-
gan, Quinn. Total G.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Mcclellan
Total 1.
d. KALAUOKALANI JR-,
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu
5ts-July %, %, "a, 20, ~.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-24

Date of INTRODUCTION July goth, A. d.
1909.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-24

definite and decisive steps. Even a
sharp threat might do good; at the
very least it would help to restore
the pride of a people who are weary
of hearing themselves menaced by a
country too little aud too impotent
to be regarded as an enemy, but, like
mosquito, capable of being intense
ly annoying.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-24
AMERICA AND JAPAN

and which has kept the whole world
of diplomacy guessing. At the time
this message was written we were in
the way, through the enterprise OF
American capital and individual ini-
tiative, of assuming a dominant posi-
ton with respect 20 the finance and
transportation systems not only of ia
pan, but of Korea and Manchuria. AT
this late day the Argonaut is violat-
ing no confidence in saying that 1t has
read an original memorandum of
agreement under which an American
syndicate was to cooperate as equal
partner with the Japanese government
in controlling the transportation of
Japan, Korea and Manchuria, upon a
basis of capital to be provided from
American sources. In other words, a
bargain had been struck between
American capitalists and the ruling
statesmen of Japan looking to the
Americanization Of the transportation
systems of the countries above NAM
ed, with, incidentally, the establish
ment through this means of system
of financial dependence on the part
of Japan upon this country. Why this
project failed the world has never
been informed, but the failure came
almost coincidentally with President
Roosevelts famous message of 1906
and it does not require great powers
of inference to see the connection be-
tween the one incident and the other
There must exist somewhere in pub
lie or private files already growing
dusty an interesting explanation o
this matter; and when the world get'
it, and it surely will in time, it will
sit up and take notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-24

The foregoing Ordinance, was at n
Regular Adjourned Meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors of the City and
County of Honolulu held on Monday,
July 10, 1909, passed to print on the
following vote of the said Board.
Ayes: AHA, Aylett, Kane, Logan.
Quinn. Total 8.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Cox, McClel-
Ian. Total 2.
d. KALAUoKALANI JR.,
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu
! 5ts-July %, 2S, "a. 20, 81.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-24
lFrom the ArgonautD

Just how much basis there may be,
If needed there be any basis at all,
for the latest Japanese sensation, we
have not as yet been able to deter
mine. Pending developments liber-
al discount would best be made for
the Examiners excitable tempera-
ment, with still another discount on
account of the requirements of dull
Monday morning. 1t is entirely ma
nifest, however, that the Japanese sit
uation is not what our government
would like to have 1t. 1t has not
been satisfactory since the Roosevelt
message of nearly three years ago con-
corning the public school issue-the
message in which Roosevelt out of
the superabundance of his misinfor-
nation warmly applauded the civili-
cation and prowess of Japan, cuffed
the Pacific Coast on either ear, and
asserted that there was much in ia
panese character and manners which
it would be well for the people of the
Pacific Coast to initiate. Japan has
never recovered from the bad case
of swell-head produced by this in
discreet message, and all the annoy
ance we have had in the past three
years is traceable directly to (which
demonstrates how serious thing it
is for a President of the United States
to speak without knowledge or judg-
ment and without the restraint pro-
per to the extraordinary authority of
his position.
While these recurring japanese
scares, if they may be so called, are
annoying they need not be regarded
seriously, BECAUSE Japan is in no po-
sition to make serious trouble for the
United States or anybody else. Hell
finances, while in better shape thar
a year or so ago, are still more OF
less embarrassed. The country is mo-
! prosperous, and taxation still baseC
on the extraordinary conditions caused
by the Russian war Is heavily bur
dening the people There will be M
war, but the war spirit Is nevertheless
abroad in Japan and it would prob
ably assert itself emphatically if tn
country were able to send out fleet
and equip armies.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-02
The Hunting Habit

We notice in the county press Var'-
GUS references to parties going huht-
ING and have obse. we'd guns and shoot
inc Jackets around some in our neck
of the woods. Without wishing IN
ANYWAY TO interfere with the pleas
ure of the sport, or the amusement
of those who find pastime in killing
we wish TO remark that the BIRDS
and especially quail, are the most
Fficient helpers the farmer has IN the
destruction of insect pests, and their
great increase is due largely to the
destruction Of the birds which feed
on them. When the season opens
everything that can tote a gun gets
one and blazes away at everything
living they happen to come across
Nature has very carefully balsnceu
the different kinds of life, so that
none shall unduly increase and II you
destroy that balance at one end you
will reap the consequences at the
other.
Kill the birds. IL you will, but the
dead birds will have their revenge.
The weevils will eat your cotton, the
bugu will eat your garden and the
grubs will go for your corn-when
the springtime comes, gentle Annie
and your urban gentleman will pay as
heavily for your days sport as your
country cousin.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-02
Peach Mound.

Soak half boxful of gelatin In half
cupful Of cold water until soft. Boil
10 a rich syrup one cupful each OF
sugar and water. Pare some fine ripe
peaches and chop fine sufficient to
make one and one-half cupfuls OF
pulp. Take the syrup from the fire,
add TO II the soaked gelatin, and stir
well until 1t is thoroughly dissolved,
then add the peach pulp, mix well, and
set aside until cool. Stir II occasion
ally until II is beginning to thicken
we'll. Beat the whites of fo"r eggs un-
I'll stifr and add them y u'r ces to
the jellied peach r''vr'' con !n1ing
10 whip all together until stiff. Turn
into wetted mold and set on ice un-
Ill firm. To serve, turn out carefully
on n shallow glass dish and hsap
whipped cream around the bass.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-02
QUEEN FOLK
MEET WITH
Continued from First Page.

dinance covering this individual, the
same as any other nuisance.
Lastly, for we have not space to
enumerate the other varieties, there
is that gregarious element that gath
sr in small groups, chew tobacco,
smoke cigarettes and watch the
women 20 by. Their usual habitat is
a corner. out of the wind, or some
place Of public concourse. They have
nothing special to do, or if they have
it can wait. So they play the wall
flower for the bank and embellish
the street corners. aud thus success
fully perform all that nature has
ever cspacitated them for.
But don't suppose you ever met
the good fellow. The chap with the
pleasant face and the genial smile
and the cordial greeting. The fellow
who sometimes talks and sometimes
listens as occasion seems to demand; /;
who is courteous, well bred. has tact
and taste and good manners. He may
not be thing of beauty, but he's a
joy forever, and. bless your soul, he's
numerous in Anadarko. Good luck to
him. He's alw ays ready for business,
alive to enterprise and knows a good
thing when he sees il.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-02
Tomato Jelly,

For this canned tomatoes may be
used in winter. To maker Remove
the hard portion around the stem ana
cut the tomatoes in three OF four
pieces, cover and let simmer until
softened throughout, then set to drain,
in a Jelly bag. Measure the juice and
allow cup of sugar and the juice Of
a lemon TO each quart of juice. Let
the Juice boil rapidly 20 minutes, then
add the sugar and lemon juice and let
boil till little OF the mixture will
Jelly on a cold plate.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-02
Crude oil by the barrel, 5 cts.
a gallon. -Anadarko Produce Co
Notice to Architects

You are invited to submit plans and
specifications for a combined city hall
fire station, Jail, ETC., for the city of
Anadarko, Okla, on lots and 2 in
block 26, being so 100 feet, not to ex-
ceed $l4, 900. All plans and specifica-
tions will be considered by the city
council Dec. 6, 1908, at 1880 pm.
249 ct Chad Mcknight.
City Clerk
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-02
As a matter of business our read

As a matter of business our read
ers who live at a distance from Ana.
darko should read our advertisements.
Tue business men of Anadarko will
make good. The people who are not
n the habit of trading here, were
here recently and said. "We did
not know things we're so cheap in
Anadarko," and they bought large
bills Of goods.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-12-02

A right sort of civilization that
protects life and property and insures
men the uninterrupted pursuit OF
happiness is a very fine thing. But
a civilization so called, which leads
men to make dpdes and monkeys OF
themselves, that makes women per-
fer puppies to babies, that leads peo'
pie to emulate the way Of q fish in
the sea, and the way of bird in the
air and the way of a mole in the
earth, that makes puppets of fashion
aad money. making machines Of men
and sacrifices all that is good and
r&:s and Ii: at the insatiate shrine
Mammon and leaves no time or In
clination for the cultivation of the
things that go to make up real man.
hood and womanhood is a curse in
stead of q blessing.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13
NOTAS ! NOHC|AS.

las noches.
! A fines de JUNO pr6Ximo
r alizara I'm viaje a Europa
la familia Monrroig, de esta
ciudad. Iran a Paris, visitan-
do otras ciudades Gle Francia
" Espana.
--Esta tarde celebrara una
reunion la directiva de Mira
mar. Sc trata de segulr ha-
ciendo nuevas reformas en- la
urbanizaci6n de aquellos 81
tios.
Ell dotar de capas para
defenderse de la lluvia, a los
policias insulares que prestan
servicio de campo, debiera ser
reforma que acometiera el
nuevo jefe del cuerpo Sr. Shan
ton. ESQ, 81, sin que Sc vayan
a cargar a los policias ell impor
te de esas prendas que debcn
ser consideradas como prenda
mayor y no descontadas de los
cortos sueldos que aquellos
disfrutan.
-Esta meior de la enfer-
medad que lie retiene en- CANA
en- el Presbiteriano la sonora
esposa del conocido comercian
te & industrial, Sr. Kaplan.
Que restablezca pronto Ia es-
timable senora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13
pUBL|CO QUE
Sc OIV|ERTE.
s--s
En- Aguadiua ha gus
tado mucho una
compania de aero
batas.
Mucho Sc ha despertado
en- occidente la aficion
por el baseball"
Tn CemeRteriO abaRdOnadO Y
llenO de berengenaS Gina,
PrOHaS.
(De nucS'r0 corresp0nsal.)

(De nueS;rO coreSponSal.)
Mayo 11.-Anoche a las 9
presentando su function de
despedida finaliz6 su tempo
rada en- Aguadilla, la compa-
mia japonesa y americana de
variedades, empresa Kamaw-
ra, que representa- el Sr. Bur-
set.
A decir verdad Y hacienda
justicia, esta compania dej6
satisfecho al publico.
Los trabajos de prestidiji-
taci6n, escamoteo, illusion op-
tiea y adivinaci6n mental,
eiecutados por el Sr. Ferreiri
son de gran m6rlto;
asi como tambien de singular
limpieza; sobresaliendo los
del huevo, SUI aparici6n y de
la terra, rhojada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13

En- la casa>del Sr Infanzor
en- la parada Z, en- P. de Tie.
ira, hubo anoche I'm conato dc
incendio sin mayores consecu-
encias. Sc celebraba una fies-
ia de Cruz y unos de los
panos del altar Sc incedi0. Pu-
do sofocarse a tempo.
La calle del comercio en-
la marina de la ciudad, el tro-
20 de carretera entire la esta-
ci6n del ferrocirril, y la entra-
da Sur de San Juan, los al
rededores de la estaci6n de fe-
rrocarriles y la calle entire la
Colectiva y los almacenes de
Silva, estan convertidos des-
de aver, y con motive del aqua
caida, en- I'm fangal de dificil
transito para personals y We
hiculos.
Las aguas depositadas en-
Ell bache situado i la entrada
de Ia calle del Parque, en- San
turce, despedfan aver .muy
NAL olor a causa de su esAnca-
mientO.
En- la mitad dc la Gale q.
cruza de E. a O. entire las de
Despujol y calle del Parque
en- Santurce, deblera estable-
cerse I'm foco el6ctrico. Aque-
lIos sitios, de numeroso vecin-
dariO, Sc ven muy OscurOs por
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13

y SEGA, y otros mas que seria
prolljO enumerar, siendo muy
justamente aplaudidos.
Los acr6batas japoneses
hermanos Oto, Nobo y Mattel
Kanawra, son de primer orden
el primero con su barriI japo-
mes; ell segundo con su equili.
brio japon6s Gokay; y ell ter
cero con sus evoluciones rapi
das de aqua y fuego.
Ell Sr. Rodriguez Vicond en-
sus trabajos de transforms
mos asi como nologista, es ini-
mitable hacienda las delicias
del auditorio en- sus papeles
del italiano, Pepito y Conchi-
ia de la Pena.
Ell Sr. Burset representante
de dicha compania, NOS mani
fest6 que, ,dado 10 reducido del
escenario, Sc hacia impossible
poder ejecutar ciertos ejerci-
clos de 10 meior de SUI variado
repertoire.
No dudamos que el pueblo
de Ahasco sabra apreciar Ia
cOmpanla.
Hemos tenido mucho gusto
en- saludar en- esta al Sr. Ber-
nardo Blandino, administra-
dor de LA Correspondence"
quien Sc encuentra de paso pa
IA Anasco Mayaguez y otros
pueblos
Feliz viaje y que repita sus
visitas.
FL domingo lIevose 4 cfecto
en- ell vecino pueblo de Aguada
un renidO desafiO de baseball
entire los teams "Hcroe" de
Aguadilla y "Aguada" del re-
ferido pueblo.
}IatrimOniO original.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13
INCEND|0e EN-
GARROCHALES.
COncurrierOn a la Sub.estaci0n
de anemia de BarceIOneta 1926
paCienteS.
de nuestro corresponsal.l

Mayo 12.-El cabo de la P.
Sr. Rivera presta buenos ser
vicios en- toda esta jurisdic-
cion habiendo capturado en-
La Florida 4 S. Lopez requi-
sitoriado de otra Iocalidad
FOR ell delito de seduction.
En- el barrio CarrochaIes Sc
quemaron 3 casas teehadas
de pajas eldomingo despues
del medic dfa; en- una de elias
habfa I'm ventorrillo calculan-
dose que SUI dueno perdi6 mas
de 500 dollars.
FL hogar de los esposos Co
Ion Fazquez .esta de enhora-
buena con ell nacimiento de
una hndisima y bellisima nina
tan simpatica como SUI mama.
La Correspondence tiene
cada dia mayor nGmero de
suscritores en- este poblado
y aumentara mas SUI circuEa-
ci6n.
Hoy microbes han concu-
rrido a la Sub-estaci6n de Ane
mia de aquf 325 individuos.
La casa que esta construyen
do Ell rico propietario D. Fdco
Suric sera una de las mas bo-
nitas Y espaciosas de la To-
calidad.
Don Juan Martinez V Da.
Pepita de la Tore estan de
placemes con el bautizO de su
querido hiio acto realizado en-
la iglesia catolica de Areeib0
siendo padrinos del nino c. DR.
Susoni Y su distinguida espo-
Cd
Ell Circulo de Amigos de es-
"a localidad ha mostrado lin
aparato de luz magnifico V he
hecho reformas importantisi-
mas.
La faHecido la respectable Y
bondadOsa Sra. Elvira Su-
ria, muerte que ha sido muy
sentida por las bondades que
tenia tan Simpa tica sehO-
IA.
Sc GRATIFICARA- -Enfre Is csllr De .
q Tsnca. esquina fgEtsleza v Fl raff
Wrrrau 80 egYrevieru7 urrs p-rsr5rrr7rr4 de 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13

En- esta Imprenta Sc yende pzpel
ie peri6diCo ADDS pesos quIntal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13

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