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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SiMMS.
Paris Correspondent Of the
United Press,


PARIS, March 19.-Though
"Chantecler" is still in the stages
of the --latest dramatic hit" there
are many literary folk in Paris
who believe that Edmond Rostand,
author of this great dramatic nov
city and also of such masterpieces
as "Cyrano" and "L'Aiglon," has
written himself out"
The charge against Rostand has
been made before. In fact, every
time he puts over" another win
ner, his critics-and they must not
be considered his enemies-grave-
ly announce that the success will
probably prove the last great eff
fort of the dramatist.
While the world was waiting for
"Chantecler," which it had to do
for eight years or more, it was
often stated that the piece would
never be finished; that the health
of the poet was too frail thing
to Withstand the application neces-
sary. And now that it Is finished,
the same croakers are saying that
duu lhdt IL Will Ut tut ldSl pro-
duction bearing Rostand's name.
Nine. Rostand did a big part of it,
which the public will see 1t is
pointed out that if it required
nearly 10 years to write Chan
tecler" which is inferior to either
"Cyrano' or "L'Aiglon," how long
will it take to do his next play and
how will it compare with
"Chantecler?"
AS a matter of fact Rostand has
another play about completed on
the subject of 1.-The stage" which is
to be produced probably next fall.
One could almost go a bit further
and say that Nine. Sarah Bernhart
will create the leading part, but
to keep strictly within the bounds
of truth, no one seems to have the
slightest inkling as to the plot of
Rostand's new play and whether
the heroine or the hero will be the
principal character, for about this
piece there seems to be even more
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20

at her feet, but the princess flatly
turned down the Spanish weakling.
Later she was forced to listen to
the pleadings Of another kingly
sutton. the boy ruler of Portugal,
who is many years her junior, and
whom she doesn't like half as well
as the guardsman.
1t was because Princess Pat re-
fused to marry Prince Adelbert,
Emperor Williams son, that the
kaiser besought a new means Of
binding the two countries together.
His only daughter. the Princess
Louise Victoria, had no sooner put
on long dresses and gathered up
her childish braids than her father
fastened to arrange for her mar
riage to Prince Arthur Of Con
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
IS IN BAD WITH
HIS P0MP0S|TY
He Chafes and Growls Under
Papers Criticisms; His
Tenure of Office
Short.
BY HERBERT A. WHITE.
Berlin Correspondent of the
United Press,

BERLIN. March 19.-Apart from
violent disturbances and political
feuds, no one has come out of the
bitter discussions on the Prussian
franchise bill so badly as the Ger
man chancellor, Herr Bethmann-
Hollweg.
sensitive and intolerant of
criticism as a spoiled Italian
soprano" is the Judgment passed
upon him by Berlin, Hardly a day
passes without something occur
ring to show that the chancellor
has forgotten his predecessors
maxim that "A German chancellor
must have the hide of rhinoceros
and the nerves of a buffalo"
lntead of treating the attacks up.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
Despised Masculine Treas
urer Unable Even to Get
Financial Report.
MONEY ALL TOGETHER
Suffragettes Find That Their
Grand Theories Are Five
HI ldred Years Old.
BY HERBERT A. WHITE
Berlin Correspondent to the
United Press.

BERLIN, March 19.-German
suffragettes underwent painful
experience at the meeting just held
Of the Berlin branch of the
Mothers Protection union. Hence
forward no responsible German
VIII ever hold that a woman can be
trusted in the domains of finance.
Almost every prominent suffra-
gette in Germany was present at
the meeting-Minna Cauer, lii
Braun, Gabrielle Reuter-, Regina
Deutsch. Maria Lichnewska, Jen-
riotta Furth-and had to listen to
the exposure of the financial in
capacity of their famous colleague.
Fraulein DR.. Helene Stocker
After a couple of hours spent ex-
citedly discussing the order of the
proceedings the finance report was
called for. This brought up the
treasurer. DR. Arendt, and his re-
port fell like a bombshell on the
meeting. 1t was short and
sweet" and unique. 81 can't make
any financial report" he said, II
have been treasurer for a year and
a half, but know nothing of any
funds and have seen none. At ev-
cry committee meeting have ask
ed for statement of accounts but
nothing yet has ever come to
hand"
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BOILER IS BLOWN
THROUGH A HOME

OLYMPIA. Wash, March IA
donkey engine boiler exploded ut
bordeaux. in the Black hills. yester-
day, while 100 men were at work
around It. The heavy boiler was
blown entirely through the home &c
Arthur Sapp. In which his wife and
children We're at the time, gienAnlIsh.l
, Ing the building, and yet not 4
single man. woman or child was Ia
jured.
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ON him in the diet and the Reich
stag with easy banter Bethman-
Holiweg flies into a passion and
gives his assailants the delight of
seeing that they have really hurt
him. Twice he has complained of
innocent caricatures: at an agri-
culturists' banquet he lamented
the "sform of unjust criticism" and
in tho reichstag he lately growled
that newspapers wrote about a
statesmans waistcoat and tie"
The Comments of the comic papers
on his recent appearance in mill
tary Uniform were the cause of
this last plant.
But his biggest mistake of all
has been his application to an OPP
ponent in the reichstag the
naughty phrase, Itch verbitte
mich,s which is equivalent to
Don't dare to do it again" This
Is the type of remark usually used
by consequential German officers
to new recruits or by employers to
errand boys and its use aroused
u storm of indignation which near
ly frightened the chancellor TO
death.
A weak man of little ability and
much pomposity the new chancel-
lor has already made enemies on
every side. His administration is
feeble and his handling of the fran.
echise bill clumsy and tactless in
the extreme. Hated on all sides
and without the strength to act
az the lightning conductor of the
emperor's blunders. he has already
lost the favor of the latter and his
tenure of office is likely to be
short,
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naught, Princess Pats brother,
who, it is said, will be made duke
of Kent in June.
The husband for the Grand Ouch
ess Olga, a mere girl, for she is
only Is. has already been picked
out by her father, the czar, in the
person of Grand Duke Dmitri, only
son of the Grand Duke Paul. They
have long been playmates, for the
bridegroom to be is only a STRIPPING
of IS, hut in the event of the CHAR
ewitch's death he would be heir to
the cars throne, and the willy
father is taking no chances upon
having his scepter pass entirely out
of the control of his own descend.
ants.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
Lloyd George Places Asquith
at Head of Liberal, Labor
and Irish Parties.
ASQUITH HEslrArEs
Glasses Beaten in Their First
Battle Now Have Bound
less Resources.
BY CHARLES p. STEWART.
London Correspondent Of the
United Press.

LONDON, March 19.-To see a
diminutive but pugnacious chief Of
staff drag formidable looking but
over pacific general by the scruff
of the neck to the head of the
army which looks to the general to
it into battle is not an edify-
M thing. To hear the chief-of-
e.. " shrilling out in his best imi-
.tion of the generals gruff tones
the orders to the troops to line up
for fight-orders which the gen
eral is too terrified to roar forth
himself--is positively painful.
Such a sight and such sounds
may be seen and heard in Eng
land today. Premier Herbert n.
Asquith is the general Chancellor
of The EXchequer David Lloyd
George Is the chiefof-staff. The
and the Irish parties are
M.rmy. The cohorts of conserva-
tism-otherwise special privilege
and reaction-are the foe against
which the allies are preparing to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20

not very well be done now. And in
the meantime how much damage
may not General Asquith's in
competency and maybe his actual
disloyalty do to the masses
cause?
The best that can be said Is that
the issue Is doubtful.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20

BERLIN, March 19.-Despite his
failure in attempting to invent the
patent double cuff links" the Ger
rlan crown prince is still deter
mined to shine as German Edi-
son. This time he has come out
with an invention meant TO work
wonders in the domains of military
equipment.
For some years past the war de-
partment has been experimenting
with new forms of footgear for the
infantry and artillery, and two
years ago ordinary laced shoes and
CATERS were Professionally adopted.
The main advantage was saw
ing OF weight, as the soldier, in
stead OF carrying a spare pair OF
top boots, carried only shoes and
saved the weight of the uppers.
All the same the equipment proved
Unsuccessful, because the CATERS
tended to slip away from the shoes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
ASQUiTH SHlVERS AT
THOUGHT OF FIGHT

1t is the beginning of the second
battle In the great campaign of
the English masses against the
English classes. The masses won
in the first engagement. but their
victory was a costly one. II was
SO costly that General Asquith lost
courage-he was never a very en-
thusiastic leader-and now he fair
ly shivers at the idea of another
fight
There are no two ways about it,
however. II the liberal-labor-Irish
allies expect to get what they want
they must so on fighting for It.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20

a WALLA WALLA.--The little
daughter of c. II. Evitt. recently of
Seattle. born Monday, has a birth
mark. a perfect ace OF diamonds, on
shrr left thigh.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20

nominal one, whose heart is known
not to be i'm the fight.
LLOYD GEORGE MAY GENERAL
FIGHT.
That the allies would be glad to
reduce General AsQuith to the
ranks and to put Chief-of-Staff
Lloyd George in his place there is
no doubt. This. however, is a
risky thing to do with the two
forces almost engaged. 1t will yet
be done, 1t is certain. But 1t can
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
DR.. STOckER THREW ALL
FUNDS UNTO ONE PO'rf

The, debate that followed bore
out his statements. What had hap
pened was that DR.. Stoeker had
taken all the finances into her own
hands and throwing all the items
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
GAN WOMEN Be TRUSTED IN
FINANCES? BERLIN SUFFRAGEDES
HAVE NO FUNDS AFTER YEAR AND HALF

into one pot simplified the
bookkeeping process by ignoring
the existence of any difference be-
tween income and expenditure
The meeting broke up in great
gloom.
Some consolation, however, has
been afforded to Berlin suffragettes
by the discovery that their theories
are at least 500 years old.
In a book called the City J, of
Ladies'" published in 1909 and just
unearthed. the suffragettes have
discovered that their ground
theory. the equality of the sexes.
was put forward then with as
much energy--in writing at any.
iate-as today. The writer. a
woman called Christine de. Pisan,
the daughter OF a sayant. argued:
'!f it were only the practice to
send girls to school and teach
them the sciences as boys are
taught. they would learn as quick
ly and as completely as their
brothers"
BEMoANs INEXPERIENCED or
WOMEN
And she claims the same treat
ment in regard to all matters or
family life. The dependence and
!nexperience of single women Is
painted by her In moving terms.
They mostly cover together.
wailing and weeping. without any
means of defense. like some
poor dog which withdraws into
corner and let's all the rest spring
over him."
Christine is particularly severe
IN married men who do not ex-
plain their business affairs to their
wives and talk matters over with
them. she even goes so far as to
demand that the wives be so versed
IN their husbands occupations.
whether official. mercantile. artis-
tic or otherwise. that they may be
ready aud able to represent them
in their absence, II need be.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
BE SURE TO READ

the thriller In the magazine
section; how a tramp saved a
little girl and won a fortune.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
SUNDAY STORIES

Just the kind to be enjoyed
during dull moments, are oil
through this section.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES

1876 Broadway. New York, Nov. @th, l9W-
no the stockholders OF The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company Referring to the notice
sent to you November 18th, 1893. calling
special meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
uary, 1910, you are notified that the stock
transfer books OF this Company Will be
Closed at : o'clock p m. Deeember stu,
main closed until 10 o'clock q. m. January
18th, 1910. This change In date u made to
avoid any possibility OF confusion In deal
inRs I'm the stock and rights TO subscribe
to bonds, prior TO the date OF said special
meeting. IL unable 10 attend the meeting
nave already sent you. A. II. CALEF,
nov. is TO Jan. ia Secretary"
Nov. Is to Jan. IS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Thomas KilpatrIek and wIfe % J. 4.

Thomas Fitzpatrick and wife to j. A.
Moran, lot l, block Z, Hillside add
No. =
Boulevard Park Improvement company
TO Sinner s. Chase, lot 8, block 3
Boulevard Park, 1
Benjamin F. Hutchtns and wife to
William Weetman, lot T. block D, i.
Newport addi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
Edward +. Litz and wife to Edward
A, Daw, lot 9. block 3, Plainview...,.. /
Edward A. Daw and wife to Nethe
Lite, same. /
Clara and Mary Hawley to John Eu-
bank. part undivided two-thirds or
tax lot IA in 20-1b-18.. ............. .lb,VOO
Clara Hawley, trustee, to John Eu-
bank, part undivided one-third OF tax
lot IA in W-15-13.. 4.OOO
Eva Kirschbraun and husband to Julia
Welsh. lot rs, Rees Place.....,.."... l
Robert II. Landeryou and wife to
Ida j. Elder, e35 feet of lot l, block
s, subdiv. Of ]. 1. Redlck's add. 1000
Anna H. Boyd ct al to Eleanor h.
Bierbower, middle one-third lot g.
block 1856, 4,"OV
BOYD, Observation-Disclosures. $500
Alice c.. Dilworth and husband to J.
A. Moran, lot 16, block Z, Hillside
add. No. 1........,............."'-.. :
Peter Liddell to James e. Almy, eli -.
lot 8, block l. Patrick's LIST add. 2O
Grasso and Rose A. s2I feet lot
and mis- feet lot 2, block 2, Donovan's
Wenquist and wlts, aris........... 1900
William H. Mallory and wife to Albin
Paulson, lots % and "a, block q,
Himebaugh s. Patterson's add....... LOO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES
EE MISSOURI BAG1F1c RAILWAY

HE 1aS1PA AAbWA
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a spe-
cial meeting Of the Stockholders OF The
Missouri Pacific Railway Company WIN be
held at the principal office Of SAID Com
pSasny in the Missouri = Pa PaC G,.y B By No
Missouri. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
January, 1910. at nine o'clock in the fore
noon Of that day, to consider and act upon
the following pIopositions;.
(a) TO adopt a code of bylaws for the
ID 10 ratiry. assent to ana approve a
certain indenture Of lease bearing date the
18th day q. July, 1879 by and between
Boonyills' St Louis 4 southern Eatiwsy,
Missouri, and this Company and authorized
on behslf of this Company at a meeting OF
tn Board Of Directors. held on the 18th
(e) To ratlfy, assent to ane approve the
purchase by this Company OF the Whole or
erty and franchises of all or any OF the
GLOWING named railroad companies:
Carthage and Western railway Company
Joplin and Western Railway Company, st.
Louis, Oak Hill and Carondelet Railway
| Company, SedaliR, Warsaw and south
S;fv tS y fRaiIFoaS Com1snH' Ths
Nebraska Southern Railway Company,
Omaha Belt Railway Company. Omaha
way COMPANY in Nebraska, The Pueblo
and State Lima Railroad Company, and
Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railway.
1 u v Alg III Rgn0 Va AAQNA
lying mortgage bonds ana equipment obli-
cations OF the Company and for other cor
porate purposcs, TO consent 70, concur In
and authorize an Increase o. the bonded
indebtedness OF The Missouri Pacific Rail-
way Company, by the amount OF Si16, 900, 900
by the Issue OF Gold Bonds Of the Com
pany, limited in the aggregate to the
principal amount OF $i75. at any one
time outstanding. to bear interest At a rate
or rates not to exceed five per cent per
annum, payable ~semi-annuailX and all or
any part OF such bonds. as the Board of
Directors may determine, TO be convertible
at the option Of the holders and registered
owners thereof into stocA OF the Railway
Company pom such terms and otherwise
as the Board OF Directors may determine;
and to consent to concur In ana authorize
the execution and delivery OIL q mortgage
6nd deed OF trust ON ana OF the whole or
part OF the railroads and other property
now owned or hereafter acquired. 70 secure
such issue OF bonds by this Company, and
10 consider anG act upon the form AND
teTms OF such mortgage.
(e) 10 consent TO and authorize the pur-
chase by this Company from time to time
OF not TO exceed SIS, OO0.O GOV par value OK the
bonds OF the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company.
~ To ratiry The proceedings OF the
Board Of Directors heretofore taken in
and about the m1tters Aforesaid. including
the authorization. OF said bonds and mort
gage and decd OF trust and the use TO be
made OF said bonds. and to consider and
act upon such other business as may
properly be transacted at the meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Compan
viii be closed at 3 =. N. on the 7th daj
Of January, 1910, and will remain closes
until 10 A. Nj. on the 18th day OF January.
Dated. New YORK. November nth 1909.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
j. OOJLD. PRECEDENT
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Byrne Of Des MoInes Quits.

DIES MONIES, Jan. IA (Speeiai.)-John
+. Byrne, secretary OF the Des Moines Base
elsewhere. He denies that the resignation
was caused because OF any friction with
states that he simply intends TO enter an
other line OF business.
Higgins has lost much money since his
ByTne yesterday, and / sincerely hope
that the fans here Will support him In bet
ter shape this coming season. He reduced
a pennant winner IN the Western league
last year just as he said he would and the
supporters should show their appreciation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
sailors WIN play Indoors.

Sailors Of the Omaha Rod and Sun club
have tired of the cold and wintry weather
and have decided to give ar outing party
all the club member are to dress In their
sailor and outing clothes and try to imag-
Inc that summer has come again. y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
MOE

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice IL hereby given that the annual
meeting of the ~ockho.ders Of The Bee
Building company will be held at 4 o'clock
/ D. m, Tuesday, January is, 1910, at the
! office OF said company In The Bee building.
omaha, for tho election Of a board OF di-
rectors for the ensuing year ano tho trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting.
IA. A HASKELL. Secretary.
mar. gz-22t A. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
yin DIV

KlaucK's Glendaies got into first place
losing one game to tho Brcdegaard Crowns
the Omaha bicycles dropped to second
place. Carman OF the B~rodegOards shot
2S and 30 in his first two games snd
finished with a total OF etS. which was high
for the evening. Kid carp was high for
the Bikes with BSt total and high Farue o.
2S6. Ben Hull was there with . al game
to start with, but he could not keep up the
wsnVk GNnras .HM. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

north ~ Los Angeles. It's occupants az
rived here at 3 O'Clock tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
STRIKERS,

Don Amsden entertained a party OF men
and women. Floyd Sherwood also had q
bowling party Of six men and women.
south Omaha BOw1eru.
The Stock Yards. bowlers defeated the
H., H. Katskces team two out OF three
games OF the championship contest last
! night. Davis, Of the yards team, won
high totals. Score: ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
OMAHA BICYCLEs

The Parkey Autos took two games from
tho Excelsiors last night Meyers OF the
Excelsiors had high single of 2l2 and high
total of sos, Patterson OF tie Parkeys got
high for his team with 20i and b1. The
Bungalows roll the Hollys a double-header
tpni0ht 9Coras
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
Oklahoma.
OKLAHOMA


A DEEP, RICH SOIL. SUNSHINE
all the time; water when you want It.
Land at s. to $40 per acre for we'll i'm
proved farms; go see II February /. Very
NOWATA LAND g. LOT CO.,
Suite s24 New York Life Bldg. Red 1899.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

WEBSTER sTATION-Fifteenth ana
Webster.
Missouri Pacific
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

GROOM MODERN COTTAGE, $4,000.
Full lot. shade and fruit trees, paved
street concrete walks; Ai9 Maple st. Look
at IL; part OF the payments most easy. And
then, We have others. NoWata Land HHd
Lot Co, Suite 624 New YORK Life Bldg.
Phone Red 1893.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

Omaha-St. Louis Exp. a $3.50 pm a 9:25 am
Mail and Express .......a 1880 am all 10 pm
Stanberry Local 0rom
X. c. 4 st. l.. Eek.
LV. Council Bluffs ....b 500 pm b10:l5 am
BURLINGTON sTATION-Tenth and
Mason,
Burlin Eton-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15
oFERE1l. FOR SALE
Pianos.
typewriter.

UPRIGHT Kimball piano. big harRain.
owner leaving city. 2G N. 22d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

SECOND hand ~typewriters sold. repaired
Central Typewriter Exchange. 1G0 FAR Nm
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

DR. EGGERS' private confinement home
lbl6 Martha st. Phone Douglas s290.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-15

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-21

de una infalible recitacion, la ma e.
V emperadora de ese privilegio: Te.
resina Mangual.
Entramos de lleno en- una trans
formation polftica. De las almenas
V de los castillos de Pto. Rico es aria
da la handera de oro y grana. T.
leon hispano Sc retira a sus vleJaS
selvas. Sube la ensena de la franla
V de las estrellas. FL agulla caudal
bate sus alas sobre los picachos de
nuestra islilla.
la instruction priblica. SO eXtlen-
de vertioinosamente por toda la lsla.
Emrozaron nuestras l0venes a cur
sar e-;udios superioreS de segunda
cn>enanza Y universatarios. lmpul-
sados por el afan de progreso; cruzan
el Atlantico; llegan al Norte. Y de
ALI regresan ostentando. victorlosa
mente. sendos titulos y diploma de
honor: Y recibimos a Elisa Rivera Y.
d Palmira Catell graduadas de doc
.ora- ~ farn...;a V 10 cien,i. %
.bro ,.1o en,ra ce,etro. de nyes-
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LINEA DE BENNER,

oIk1O OS DEL LGOLFO CUBA PUERTORICO
SANTO-DOMINGO
Ia uoieta americana Edit Olcot' Saldra de N York
para pan Juan Mayaguez ell % oorriente
v,, uoteta americana Henry J. Smith Saldra de N
1ork para S. Juan ell de Agosto 1910
Nqesros buques salen en- las echas anuuciadas ,.m;
"enaSlo @ e. 81 tempo, sino SO cargan antes f0 -'.
los comeIcantes hagan sus peddos con pron
Dc Totes grandes cantdades los embarc
para consesuir Ia cabda necesaria en- eli bsrco
% los embarques por eta Lnea Dor la econo
ma ae nefes, BUN TRATO de la csrss Que transporsu
>res Sobrinos de Ezquiaea
AGENTEs EN- SAN JUAN
A Benner & ca
San Juan Octbre 9 de 1909 A' "A" 1o"A
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1nuncios adornados-Cches de estere,;. ,o antenoan
'empre llmpio perfecto anuncio=Cch6 de- nana en-
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1 -rlJese en- las edicones de LA CORRESPONDENT
IN elias vera suoesivas muestras mcdeos de sus