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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09
CANvASSED THE VOTE
Judge Dewey Had Difficulty Finding
Some One Who Voted Against
City Election Law.

The vote on the City Election Law
at the recent city election was can.
vassed yesterday afternoon by Judge
Dewey, w. B, Huette and Alderman
James Meehan. The law requires
that at least one Of the canvasscrs
shall be voter who had voted
against the law, and Judge Dewey
had some difficulty finding one who
would admit that he had done 50. AZ
ter several days effort he found two
of whom Alderman Meehan was one.
The board found that 1929 votes
had been cast for the law and rs
against it, and it so declared. Judge
Dewey will certify this to the secre-
tary of state and on receipt of such
New York and Chicago by storm. Miss
go into effect.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09

eislons in the case Of the Bucks
Stove and Range Company against the
American Federation of Labor, De.
'cember, 1907.
The technicalities OF the case wee
soon lost sight of in the battle to
preserve the great principles of hu-
man liberty which were involved.
The people of our country have
with the men Of labor made it clear to
the whole world that no curtailment
of the rights of free Iress and free
speech will be tolerated
The herculean efforts of the men
OF labor to arouse the people of the
country to a realization of the danger
which threatens our constitutional
liberties will so down in the annals
of history as one Of the great cru
sades for the maintenance and all
vancement Of human rights.
A complete summary of the case in
all its technical and legal detail will
form a portion of this report, 80 that
it may be available az historical
record.
At the time / made my report to the
convention hast y1ar, John Mitchell,
Frank Morrison, and | had been cited
to appear before the court and show
cause why we should not be punished
for contempt Of the injunction be-
cause We he'd continued to exercise
the rights Of free press and free
press and free speech after they hal
been enjoined and forbidden by the
Bucks Stove and Range Company's
injunction issued by Justice Gould Of
the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia.
1t is a matter OF history and com
mon knowledge that on December %,
1908, Justice Wright sentenced sam.
mel Gompers, John Mitchell and
Frank Morrison" to one year. nine
and six months imprisonment
respectively for alleged violation Of
,he Injunction and that the decision
the sentence was most
'irulent and unjust in its terms.
lniunctions.
We asked the Goth congress from
'elease from the abuse and misuse of
he writ Of iniunction we asked for
/ restoration OF the ancient and cher.
shed right Of a trial by jury, so that
he people may be safeguarded from
he absolutism Of judicial tyranny;
mt In spit OF all hitherto accented
ules Of procedure, one man, Judge.
'residing in an equity court may dis.
eeard all such established methods
nd absolutely set his own opinion
S a tinality. in spite of the fact that
70 written statute in this or any other
aud grants him such ext aordinary
II
During the life of the Goth congress
almost became a fad to introduce
bill, ostensibly To regulate the is
uance of iniunotions and restrain
IL orders. limiting The meaning Of
in certain cases, author
ling the right of L ial by jury in con.
ampt cases, direct or indirect.
hangc of venue, etc, etc. II
The number of such bills introduc-
i was legion; they became 80 nu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09
TRYING GAMBLERS
GUS BOURGEOIS IN COURT TO AN
sWER CHARGE BROUGHT
ON TAFT DAY.
Dilatory Motions Take Up Afternoon
Motion For Continuance to
Be Argued This
Morning.

In the county court yesterday the
cases of Gus Bourgeois, Tip Nicolas
sin and Arson Lynn were taken up.
Bourgeois is proprietor of the saloon
and rooming house at the corner of
Fourth and Ohio streets, and the 9TH
err two are charged to be associated
with him in conducting games there
They were all arrested for running
games on Taft day. the warrant being
issued on demand of States Attorney
Wilson. and were released on bonds
of s4o0 each.
The accused appeared in court yes
terday afternoon represented by At
torney NJ, J. O'Shea who occupied
the court by making various dilatory
motions. The first was to quash the
information, claiming that it was de-
fective in both counts and in the at
tidavit supporting same Both attor-
neys argued the motion the states att
torney succeeding in satisfying the
court that the paper was good under
the law. H.
A motion by Mr.. O'Shea that the
states attorney be required to file a
bill OF particulars. setting forth what
Of games was being played
was sustained and the states attor-
ney satisfied the courts demand ON
his score charging that craps. poker,
lice. and the t'shell' game were in
ull blast on the day indicated.
4 third motion by Attorney O'Shea
hat defendant Bourgeois be given Il /
trial was also sustained, |
fr O'Shea alleging that this defend |
mt could not have q fair trial joint |
y with the others. A fourth motion |
lsking for continuance, was set for |
argument at 3 o'clock this morning. |
md If this Is decided adversely it is |
that the remainder of today |
will be consumed in procuring a jury |
Much interest is being shown in /
his case and hard fight is being |
made on both sides. The court room |
vas crowded yesterday mostly with |
rienAs and witnesses Of the defend
ants.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09
MR.. j. p. GARDNER
SAVED FROM ECZEMA.
Read What a Resident of Your City
Says Of the Oil of Winter
Green Comnound

green Compound
a resident of this city reports how
he was cured of an obstinate case OF
eczema Read the letter.
Oct. rs, %.
To Whom it May Concern:
| have been bothered with tettor
for about seven years and have tried
everything that was ever mentioned
to me trying to find a cure but all in
vain. saw an advertisement in the
citizen Of u. d. h. for skin diseases
SO ! went to Herman c. Schulz. pur
chased dollar bottle and it did me
so much good | tried the second and
IL almost made complete cure and
the third one cured me sound and
wen but | got the fourth bottle so
when | have little itching of the
hand D apply d. d. Et | used it IT.
regular according to directions and
It proved a success. No one knows
the suffering nor the botehr letter on
Inc hands Is unless they have had
't. will gladly recommend ID. p. d.
to anyone that is bothered with the
letter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09
THE JAIL ] SENTENCES
Continued from Fifth Page.)

1880 as costs Of the injunction pro-
ceedihgs against them. From this
decree an appeal is also pending
Free Speech--Free Press.
In the whole history of our move
ment no greater struggle has taken
place than that for the prese. walton
and the maintenance of the right of
tree press and free speech, As you
we'll know, this arose under the In
junction proceedings and court de.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09
INTERNAL REVENUE GAINS.

Washington, Nov. S,-The hecord
gain Of internal revenue receipts
since the days of the Spanish war was
recorded today when the figures
brought the increase since July /, be-
ginning OF the fiscal year. to S5.3Gf.-
SIG over the corresponding period
last year. Total receipts since June
80. $95, 217.737.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09
] 2. GARDNER,
723 Thirty seventh St.

Cairo, III.
If You want relief from that agou-
izihg itch, You should wash the skin
with the oil OF wintergreen com.
pound known as d. d. d. proscrip.
ton, Ten years of success has given
us great confidence IN the remedy ami
we have now arranged with the D. ID.
D. Laboratories of Chicago for n
special offer on trial bottle for only
zoe. Try 1t on our recommendation
Herman c. Schulz, Druggist
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09

Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

The day was cloudy and rainy. The
precipitation from early morning till
r d. m. measured 40 of an inch. The
government bulletin reported rain
from IL points. Extreme low tenn
peratures were: Bismark II, Havre
16. North Platte rs. Moorhead 16
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09

merous. in fact, that our legislative
committee dubbed them as tlife
savers" They We're invariably in
trdduced by members for the purpose
of popularity among their consttu-
ents, who are members of labor OF
CARNATIONS and Others whose love of
Justice Is still alive III a few cases
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09

there was spasmodic effort by the
member introducing it to make it an
pear there was going to be some gem
uIne consideration given it; but in
the majority of instances such bills
We're merely introduced and printed
copies ranked to constituents at
honle-for d purpose.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair; cooler.
Illinois: Washington, Nov. S.-Fair
Tuesday; Wednesday. fair. warmer;
light to moderate northeast to south
east winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-09

today from Memphis bound for st.
Louis. She is coming up with freight,
the only one of the presidential fleet
to New Orleans doing any business
on her way back.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-11-18

Frank Cole spent Sunday in Lake
City.
For Sale:-Three nice farms, near
town. Apply to r. S. Mcintyre, Al
COL Cary Hardee Of Live Oak spent
Sunday in the city with his parents,
Can't. and Mrs. j. B. Hardee.
Fresh Oysters every Monday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at 35cts. per
quart. Phone So. r, B. Bishop.
aOld John Robinson's" circus is in
town to-day, and there is fun and plea
sure in store for all who witness the
performance.
Enoch Vaun has returned to bis home
IN Washington, d. c., to the great re-
gret of his many friends and relatives
in this city, The young man left fol
Washington Tuesday.
or course 1.-THE children" must see
the animals-so instructive, you know
so 1t is safe bet that many fond pa
rents viii be seen at the circns to-day
playing the very difficult part Of nurse
The afternoon ice delivery has been
discontinued II you want ice in the
afternoon telephone your order to the
plant before four o'clock and it will be
sent to you by that delivery. Madison
Electric Power Co.
On Friday. Dec. Bird, the County Un
ions will meet with the Pineland Loca
when they will all unite in a big picnic
speechmakiug and other things OF in'
terest to the Unions. A cordial invi'
tatlon is extended by Pineland Local tc
everybody TO attend as their guests on
this occasion, and well died baskets OF
things good to eat will be welcomed apo
appreciated.
The editors larder was replenishec
this week with three great big sweet
potatoes from the patch OF Capt. Thee
Randel aud bottle of fine syrup from
the mill and kettles of Mrs. John h
Wilson. Tie potatoes are immense, the
three being sufficient for several hearty
meals of our entire crowd, while the
bottle Of syrup is just what young
mouths and "innards' enjoy to the ut
most. Our very best thanks are tend
cred to our good friends for their KIDD
remembrancea.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-11-18

Fred Blackburn Of Live Oak spent
Sunday in the city,
Wented;-Halfd dozen barred Plymouth
Rock hens, Mrs. Whltnell, Methodist
Parsonage.
Sheldon Brlnson went to Live Oak
Sunday morning and remained in that
city until Monday noon, A business
visit, Of course.
Mrs, Frank Parramore and Misses
Loula Hardee and Clara Coggins re-
turned Saturday from ValGosta where
they had spent several days most pleas
antly with Mrs. Randel Walker.
Tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock, the regular monthly meeting of
the W. G, 7. L. will be held in the Meth.
o'ist church, and it is the wish of the
president that every member viii be
present. Business of interest and inn
pcrtance is to be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard V. Dia. wei
the gracious hosts at a sugar boiling
frolic at their plantation Tuesday night
and their guests were many Several
wagon loaos Of married folks were
joined by an equal number Of wagons
filed with "grown up" young people
and they in turn were joined by sever
al wagon loads Of the small fry" AL
together the party wac large one, but
the hospitality OF host and hostess was
broad CROUCH TO encompass them all.
The evening WIS spent dancing to the
strains Of fiddle in the new barn, with
frequent trips TO he juice barrel aud
s canning syrup Kettles.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-11-18

Sheriff A. d. Stanton returned last
Saturday from visit to his cid home
at Clyo, Marlborough county, $ c.
The sheriff spent about week with his
relatives aud the friends Of bis youth
amid the old familiar scenes of his boy
hood home and be naturally enjoyed
every moment Of his visit.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-11-18

Guy Spain, one of the popular young
men Of Ouiiman, Ga, spent Sunday in
this city.
Hon. Livingston Vann lett Saturday
for bis home in Washington, D G.. At
err a delightful visit Of several weeks
t. bis parents, Judge aud Mrs. e. j,
Vann.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-11-18
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone rs.

Local Sea Island Cotton Quotations
Corrected Wednesdays Of each week.
The market this week is very quiet
prices ranging from % to 30 cents, with
small receipts Of best grades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
yisitad al Popular. +"

Nuevas importaciones de cslsadc
para sehoras y eaballeros sigua ha-
ciendo 81 acreditado establecimiento
de la calle de Srn Justo y en- el de Be-
horitas hay lindfsimos modelos de ul.
TINA novedad. Perfnmeria de las me-
jores marcas, paraguas y sombrillas,
aguas para tocador, estuches propios
para regalos, bastones, y toda clase
de aecesofios de calzado encuentran
en- si Popular" del sefior America
Salas, sus antiques favorecedores.
calzado para nihos de todos precios y
marcas. Jabones fnos en- elegantes
estuches, SO hallan q todos precios.
Es eI establecimiento favorito de las
damas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
fiesta de So
ciedad, en- Ia cual Iu-
clan sus encantos ele-
gantes damas.
Los lovenes de la Junta
de festejos luclan un iazo
= con la inscription casino
sabaneno."
Fe'icjiariones d los organizs.
doFe " los festejos,

El bale de Pinata celebra
do eI domingo pasado en- e) ca
slno social de este pueblo re-
sulto una agradable y brillan,
te fiesta de sociedad en- eD cua
luciap sus atractivos encantos
elegantes damas y bellisimas
senoritas del jardin sabanenc
entire las que recordamos d
las seDoras Matilde R. de Da-
miaD, Isabel Y de lrri8arry,
Teresa NJ. de Arroyo, Celia G.
de Davila, Urania L. de lrrlza-
rry, Casita S de Yunque. E.
milia R de Ramirez, MARCEL
ma G. de lrrizarry y a las seho-
ritas; Mercedez Yunqu6, Ma
sia E. Franco, Carmelita RI
gaud, Celia y Ermelinda lrri-
garry, Avelina Nazario, lsa-
bel Soltero, Ana Belen Soltero
Cecilia Lugo, Carolina y Julia
Rodriguez Angelita Lazari-
nj, Josefa Marquee, Juana Jo-
sefa y Nicanora Castillo, Mer-
cedes Barcia, Carmelita Save
dra, Pepita Garcia y Angeli-
ma Pietri. Resultando agracia-
da COD la Pinata, que consls-
tia en- un precioso estuche de
perfumeria, la simpatica y be-
Ilisima Senorita Amelia AFRO
20 Ia que fue felicitada por sus
amigos y amigas.
La Junta de festejos, COM
puesta de apreciabIes j6venes
lucian up bonito lazo de cinta
con la inscription Casino Sc
ba6eDo". estuvo & la altura
de su deber obsequiapdo, CO.
NO elIos saben hacerlo, con
refrescos dulces y licores fl
nos 4 los concurrentes V con-
tribuyendo q que er bale que
dur6 basta las dos de Ia ma
drugada fuera un verdadero
y agradable pasatiempo. Fell
citamos pues a 6stos entusias-
tas jovenes asi como al Sr.
Presidente D. Miguel Scbe-
ttini que con su valiosa direc-
ci6n hizo que esta fiesta result
tara de las mas esplendidas
que recordamos on nuestro
cfrculo social.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
blicos que Sc expresan $1,000

blicos que Sc expresan $1,000
ep vez de $l.730 que figuraba.
Alumbrado pGblico para i
dem, $1,000 en- vez de $50,
Gastos Mansion Ejecutiva
$4,000 ep ve7 de S 10000. Ell
Delegado Sr. Llorens dice que
Ia ley Foraker obliga il que el
pueblo de P. Rico facilite ca
So y los muebIes usados ante
riormente por el gobernador V
que es remachar Ia cadena de
aquella ley el fijar esa suma
para mantenimiento de lu-
jusa mansion Que ell goberna-
dor. que tiene buen sueIdo de
be pagarse sus ga>tos. lie Sc
cunda eI de!egado ST. Coll
Cuchy (Cl. que dice que es
muy lujosa 81 suicide del gober
nador de esta isls para que
todavia Sc le pague uns impor-
tantes sums para casas Y de-
mas gastos
Defender Ia partida los De-
legados Tizol Y Canales V este
dice que es ndjcuIo que Sc pre-
tenda que el gobernador Sc pa
que la cocinera Y otros gastos
y que por decoro del propio
pueblo de P. Rico cuva auto
ridad suprema representa-
debe dotarsele de 10 necesario
para el mejor lustre del desem-
peDo de Su cargo. Que es pue-
ril llevaT el eSpiritu de eco.
nomias basta partidas cue.
estan periectamente justifi-
cadas, Quedan los $4,000 des
Pu6s de votarse Ia Suppression
de la partida propuesta Dor
los Sres Coll Cuchy Y Llorens.
Gastos eventuales. oficina
del COmiSionodo. Libros &
$500 queda en- 5000.
Franqueo y gastOs de EXPIRE /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
Antonio Paoli por Italia.

Continuation de Ia pagina ia
artista senor que sabe conmo-
yer hasta la admiration. To-
do en- 6l es digno de un divO.
ell gesto, ell paso, su figurs, sus
delicadas infleXiones de voz
y la nota potente y vibrante
en- su punto culminante. En- Gl
Sc We un formidable leon.
Supo desde las primeras
notas atraerse detras ell pGbli-
co, vencido de entusiaSmo.
Nunca perdi6 su dominic, has
ia cuando Sc apoder6 de la
noble aria de triunlador en- la
famosa Erase final de la pirG
teniendo que repetirla entire
aelamaciones incensates.
Ell pGblico no Sc cansaba
de lIamarIe al proscenio Y era
'lietto' Y sonriente en su mo-
destia, sin sombra de orgulIo.
Hemos querido decir 10 q.
pensamos del tenor Paoli para
que todos no pierdan la ocn-
sion, en- estas eXtraordinariaS
del TrorQtore, de sdmirar ub
tenor sutentico hoy QUE los te-
nores dejan taDto que desear
La magica batuta del illus
tire compatriota Maetre Pero-
sio estuvo' admirable.
(Traducido erpreSaments
paro 10 Correspondence del
"GdzzetinO de Bdr).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
PALABRAS
DE- ROOSEVELT,

En ei discurso pronuncisde por
el presidents Roosevelt en- Ia expo
sicion del Estado de Minnesota ell
2 de Septiembre de 1902, bajo el te-
ma 'deheres nacionales," diio, en-
tire otras cosas: ...
En- su admirable serie de estu-
dos sobre los problemas del siglo
Xxx el doctor Lyman Abbott ha
demostrsdo que Somos una naci6n
DE azadoneros; que los primeros CO.
lonos desembarcados en- nueStras
orillas eran azadoneros; y que azado
neros.e elegidos entire las descendlen-
ties de esos azadoneros de Ia primera
epoca mezclados con otros, nueva-
nente escojidos en- el Antique Mum
do. pasaron hacia el oeste, en- eI de-
sierto. y plantaron las fundsciones
de nuevas republicas. Fran bombres
de esperanto y de espera, de empire
sa y de enerjfa, pues los hombres
de obtuso contestar 8 de mas obtusa
desesperacion no han tenido ninguna
parte en- el gran movimiento en- y 8
traves del Nuevo Mundo Nuestro
pals ba sido poblado por los s7ado.
neros, y por oonseouencia, hay en- el
mas energfa, mas empresa, mas po-
der de expansion que en- ningdn otro
del yasto mundo."
"Vosotros, ,Flos hijos de los a2sdo-
neros, 81 sois fieles vuestros ante
pasados, debeis trazar caminos tan
dlgnos como ellos trazaron. Ellos |
buscabap ell vetdadero triunfo, por
consecuencis no buscabaD Ia como
dldad. Ellos sabidn que el exito no
10 slcanas mas que el que lleva una
vida de esfuer2os."
Isl un bombre hace continuamen-
tie el fanfarr6n isl lie falta civismo, un.
bast6n grueso no le salvsra del en-
baraao, 10 mismo que Ell hablar dulce
no lie servira de NADIA 81 detras de la
dulzura no va ia fuerza, la potencia.
En- Ia vida privada hay pocos seres
mas censurabies que Ell hombrs que
Sc alaba ruidosamente; y 81 el jsctan
closo no esta dispuesto & sostener su
palabra, su posici6n Sc vue)ve en-
absolute despreciable. Lo mismo lie
pasa 10 naci6n. Es q 10 vez estdpi-
do e lndigDo deiarse guar q una su-
togloriflcacjoDsy y sobre todo 8 una
denunclaci6p de lengus sin freno
de los otros pueblos. Todas las veces
que sobre un punto cualquiera este.
mos en- contacto COD una potencia
extranjera, 20 espero que nos esfor-
2aremos slempre en- hsblar cortes y
respetuosamente de esta potencia
extranjera. Prueba evidente de que
queremos hacer iuSticia. Pero pro-
bemos asf mismo con evidencis que
90 toleramos que en- cambio sc nos
baga injusticia. Probemos tambfen
con evidencia que no usaremos MIN
guna palabra que no estemos prepa-
ra dos 8 sostener con actos. y que 81
nuestro d iscurso es siempre mode !
do estamos siempre prestos 4 hacer-
le honor"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
PARA FAJAEDC.

Con objetO dc buscar =. .i,Iin-
Euida se6oFa que pasaba uns tempo
rada en Santurce. ha estado en- e,ta
eiadad cl Sr. Esteban Lopez de Ia
!sr'lo. qpe reEres6 aver en- union DE-
aqIeIla ( 81 residences.
En- osia ImprsuiA e VeRSe papsi
Thi0 peloa qgizlaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
Ed RIEeo CON yEJRoLBo

Los veeinos de ls ciudsd Y de Sap
turce Sc preguDtaD cuando vb cum
plirse ls ley votsds en- Ia Legislature
pssads disponiendO el riegO con Pc
trolec de ls psrte de ls esrreters que
comprende el trsyecto entire el puen-
,te de San Antonio y Martin Pe5a
No Sc eomprende como tOdsvis
no Sc hays podido llevaT 8 efecto y
quells disposition.
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Linea ferrea del 0este.

liinerario.-SaGdas de Bayam6n y Co
pital, simultaneamente.
Dfas laborables -Mafiana 8, 7.058.30
0.45 y ll.00. Tarde 1915, Las. 3.l5
4.35, 5.46, y $50:
Dias festivos.-MahanA 6, 7.05, $50
GAS y IL. Tarde 1915. 100, 2.30. 3.3c
4.30, 5.45 y $50.
BiIletes bAratos para dias iestivos. Dc
San Juan Bayamon, ida y vuelta er
la. clase, rs ctvs.; "a. clase, l6 ctvs
De Bayam6n 4 Cataho, ida y vuelta. la
elase, is ctvs., "a. clase, 10 ctvs
Biiletes ordinances de Capital Cata-
fo cd Ia. rlase. d ctvs. y 20. clase !
ctvs.
Bayam6u. 10. de Ensro de 1915. Ra-
mon Valdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09

ED estA imprsnts % VsDds pspsI
Vieio dos pesvs ios 10 kjloa
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soLARES DE ToDAs DIMENsIoNES FACILII
DES PARA Ell PAGO. ':-- X H.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-09
ESTi FNpF1nA

Est5 con Is grippe" ' guards cams
desde aver en- su residences de San
turce Is distinguids sebors Csrlota
Benitez DE Benite7. Desesmosle
proDto restablecimiento.