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Arizona republican., 1910-10-06
DESCRIBING THE BARBER.

Attles-What kind of barber is that new man in the corner?
 CallersOn-Well, sir. if he slaves you you won't know there's a razor pass ing over your face.
 Attles-Is that so?
 Callerson-Yes. sir: you'll think it's a guillotine.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-06

For Sale-No 1 wheat for chickens. S1.75 per cwt. Phoenix Flour Mills. If
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
GIRL TAKES ACID
AFTER FUNERAL
OF SWEETHEART
Daughter of Manufacturer Kills
Herself While in Fit OF
Dependency.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Despondent
because of the death of her sweetheart,
whose funeral she had attended late
yesterday afternoon, Miss Jessie, Spill
Ter, "a years of age, daughter of Han
ford d. Spiller, q wealthy retired dye
manufacturer, committed suicide last
night at the home of her parents, 652
Carroll street. Brooklyn, by swallowing
car 1lic acid.
The young woman took the deadly
potion while Edward Slandorff, 80 years
of age, n wealthy lawyer, of 20 st.
Johns place, was calling on her. She
had excused herself to go to her room,
leaving the lawyer in the parlor. Sud
denly, according to the police, she ap-
peared at the door and exclaimed;
well, I~have lone it."
: Hardly had she finished the sentence
before she fell unconscious to the floor.
The young woman's parents and other
persons liz the house hurried to her
assistance.
DIR. Lowenthal, of 621 Carroll street,
and DR.. Langstaff, of a07 Sixth venue,
We're called. and after working VEG
Miss Spiller for about an hour pro-
nounced her dead.
An effort was made to learn the
name of the man whose funeral Miss
Spiller had attended, but the police did
not reveal it.
Miss Spiller returned home from the
funeral about 6 o'clock. She was in n
highly state, and 1t was
thought for u time she would col
lapse. It is surmised that the lawyer
had called to try to console her and
that the references to her dead sweet
heart became more than she could
stand. The poison had evidently been
purchased on her way home from the
funeral. An empty bottle labeled 'car-
boiic acid" was found on the floor of
her room.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
PLUMBERS HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL BANQUET.
Dinner at AChtel= Stetter's Is En-
iOyabIe Affair,

1t was a lead-pipe cineh OH jollity
that kept the members and guests of
the Master Plumbers Association to-
gether in Achtel-Stetter's until an early
hour this morning. 1t was the If
teenth annual event of it's kind in the
history of the association, and easily
eclipsed its fourteen predecessors. First
there was an elaborate dinner, and
after that there was 81 dance, while a
high-class program OF humorous reci-
tations and music helped to round out
the affair.
Among those who had pleasant things
to say to the company Were A.. Selden
Walker. the chairman of the commit
tee OF arrangements; President Louis
Maier, of the local organization; for
mer National President 4. A. Hill, of
New York; President George s.. O'Neil,
OF the State organization, and former
President Samuel r. Wilson. The only
note OF regret was the absence Of Com
missioner Ira Budd, of the Board Of
Works, one of the most active members
ot the organization, who was too i'll to
attend.
!. F Clark and Edward Meeker far
nished the Rotations and songs. With
NJ. walker On the committee Of ar
.rangeIaents were Walter j.. Chdrnplin,
Franz j. Sturn. Ira Budd, Robert
Berla and President Maier.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
MANY APPLY TO JOIN
NEWARK TRAFFIC CLUB.

Many applications for membership in
the Newark Traffic Club We're received
at the meeting of that body, held last
night III Eisner's Hall, on Market
street, and three members We're admit
ted. 1t was decided to limit the MEM
bership to 200, and to reduce the an
nnal dues from S. to Sc, these to be
paid quarterly in advance. 1he COM
mittee charged with drawicg UP u
constitution and bylaws reported, and
its work a adopted by the club
An important business engagement
prevented E. r. Price, Of the Ocean
Steamhip Company. from delivering his
address on Free Trade"
The club also decided on a theatre
party for February 26. the date OF lie
anniversary of the organization of the
body. A social hour, with refreshments
followed the meeting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
ST. COLUMBA'S CLUB WILL
HONOR DISTANCE RUNNER.
Frederick ]. Seyfarth to Be
Guest at Reception.

Frederick ]. Seyfarth, the local long
distance runner, will be the guest Of
ono at the mid-winter reception and
dance of the 81. Columba's Catholic
Club, which will be held in st. Co
lumba's Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and
Thomas street, Monday evening. The
coy hall will be decorated in maroon
and white-the colors of the club.
Fred II. Yeomans will act as floor
director and will be assisted by Julius
Grischele and Leo 2. Carew. The other
committees are: Entertainment, Julius
Grischele, chairman; William O'Brien,
Fred Seyfarth, sr., James A. Caffrey,
Fred Putscher and james H. Ryan
(ex-oficio); reception, e. j. O'Brien,
chairman; Thomas j. Caffrey, +. IL.
Groome, Joseph ". Clark, j. j. Nc
Hugh and d. Murphy.
The. officers OF the club are: Presi-
dent, James A.. Ryan; vice-president,
Joseph V. Clark; financial secretary,
d. Murphy, n recording secretary.
J.. J. Ntzhugh,.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
o'DoNNELL FUNERAL TOMORROW.

The funeral of Michael O'Donnell, 33
years old, who succumbed to heart dis
ease Wednesday night while reading a
paper, will be held from the home at
Bank and Summit streets, tomorrow
morning. At st. Patrick's Cathedral n
high mass of requiem will be sung, and
interment will follow in tho Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre. Born in Ire
land, Mr.. ODonnell came to this city
fifteen years ago, and was the proprie-
tor of the O'Donnell Cafe, at Bank and
Summit streets, He was IL member of
Newark Lodge of Elks. No. 81, st. Pat
rick's Alliance and the H%arrigan Asso-
citation. Besides a widow, who was
Miss Catherine Maher, he Is survived
by two daughters, the Misses Catherine
and Mary O'Donnell, and two sons,
John and James O'Donnell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
OBITUARY
MRS. CAROLINE STECKER.

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Stecker,
67 years old, wife of Ferdinand Stecker,
died yesterday, will be held to-
morrow morning from the home, 172
Runyon street. Requiem mass will be
by Father Steclzer, ber
broth~er-in-law, at st. Peters Church.
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery will be the
place of internent. Mrs. Stecker was
a native of Baden, Germany, coming
to Newark with her parents forty
three years ago. Being q member of
Sacred Heart League of Mary and st.
AIMS Orphan Aid Society of ST. Peters
Church. she had always been active in
church work. In addition to her hus-
band, she is survived by one daughter,
Caroline, and FIVE sons, William, Alex
ander, Alois, Joseph and Ferdinand
Stecker, ir,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04

A delayed advertisement brings only ~
AFTERMATH OF trade. Its tho nret call that
csptureasthe processiohof customsrsL
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
CHARLES SCHROEDER.

Funeral services for Charles Schroe-
der. OF no Springfield avenue, who sue
cumbed TO heart disease yesterday, fol-
lowing an illness OF four months, will
be held at the homo Sunday afternoon.
Inter1nent will be in. Woodland Gene
terry. Mr.. Schroeder was born in New
ark n was in his 4sth year. For a
number OF years he had been employed
as a foil maker by Charles Green 81
Sons. He was a member Of the Har-
monte Association, Newark Gegen-
seitiger h. wv. No. 9 and the IRON
side Athletic Club. In addition to a
widow, who was Miss Sophie Lam
bipus. he Is survived by a daughter,
Elsie, and -four sons, Andrew, Charles,
Joseph and Laurence Schroeder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
IRIS MARI KENwORTHY.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ken
worthy, who was ieized with convul-
sions ana died in the City Hospital
Wednesday while nursing her dauGh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Baker, will be- held to-
morrow morning. Interment will be in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Mrs. Kenworthy was a native Of Ire
land and was the widow of John Ken
worthy. Size was in her 46th year and
was q member Of the Sacred Heart
League Of st. Joseph's Church. Two
daughters, Mrs. Harry Baker and Miss
Mary Kenworthy, survive.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
NAGEL FAVORS GLOUCESTER
IMMIGRANT STATION SITE.

GLOUCESTER CITY. Feb. 4.--No
action in the selection Of n new immi-
grant station for Philadelphia win be
taken by Secretary Nagel. OF the de-
partment of commerce and labor, UNI
I'll next Wednesday. Representative
Moore, OF Pennsylvania, succeeded III
obtaining a delay, but announced thar
unless Philadelphia interests come for
ward with a suitable location he will
not ask to have the matter deferred
after that date.
Washington reports indicate that
Secretary Nagel has not changed his
mind as favoring the homestead of
William J.. Thompson at Gloucester.
He has decreed that Chester was too
far away.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
VOTE $4,000 FOR ARMORy SITE.

ELIZABETH, Feb. 4.-Assemblyfnen
OF Union County were urged by reso-
luton Of the Board OF ~Freeholders yes
terday TO do thor utmost toward pro-
curing an armory building appropria-
ton for this city from the State. The
board also passed q resolution author
izing the issue of bondsA the amount
OF SD, 500 for the purchase of the Wal
nut street site. recently secured tor the
purpose.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
AIRS M'vEAN'S FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Mcvean.
IS years old. who died yesterday, will
be held sunday afternoon from the
residence, 1888 Bergen street. Inter-
will follow in Fairmount Gene
terry. Mrs. McVean was a native cf
England. coming to Newark in 1867,
and residing here since. She is sur
vived by a sister. Mrs. George Head
ley, and five nieces.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
BEL

Spcs ial Today and. Tomorrorr
Joan Donovan, Chauncey Olcott,s only rival.
me Irish .sllyer-taped tenor; Keith 81 Jceith'
great athletic act OF boxing and bag punch.
Ing. Admission: Mai. all seats, SC; Eve. 1oc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
EDWARD BRACEY BURIED.

Funeral services for Edward Bracey,
so years old, of 11S Commerce street,
who died Wednesday following an ILL
ness of a year and n half, were held
today from the house. The interment
in IIolmesdale. Pa. Born in New
ark. Mr., Bracey for many years had
been employed in Martins stone yard.
An aunt, Mrs. Mary Byron, with whom
he had lived, survives.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
FOUR CHILDREN INcINHRATEn.

DOVER, Del, Feb, a-Four children
named Tatum. ranging in age from 3
TO Is years, were burned TO death last
night at the home OF their grand
father neal here. They were sleeujng
in the attic when the house ca,,art
fire and al were roasted to death.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-04
pEARY METEoRIrHs BRING $4,000

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Mcteorites that
were brought from the Arctic by Com
mander Peary have been purchased by
the American Museum of Natural His
tory. The price paid. it WAS learned
tonight from . reliable source. was in
the ~neighborhcod of $4,000
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-11
Va|iosos festim1nios,
Recomiendan los pianos "Bazar
Oter0'.

Las siguie ntesacartas re comen-
dan d los pianos Bazar Otero' de
Ponce:
Sis. Otero Y Sobrino. Ponce.
En- los veinta y dos amos que ne
he lcdicaelo i enselanza del piano,
he a,iqairis.o algma eNperiencla
acerca ole este ln~trllmcnto y puedo
asegarar CUE los impoytaJios por los
=aloces Otero Y Sobrino, con Ia mar
Gu Bazar Otelo. son los qae han res
lpondiIo mejor a las necesidades y
condiciones climatologlcas de este
pals.
Entire o.ras baanas cualalalles que
en- ellos coaa. n, descuella ID reso-
nancia Y vi!ss IN de s'is voces, tan
necesarias p. rs efer.os del ligado
la modiciiaI de SIS preclos es
otra cirelms5 5ancia que los hace reco-
mendables.-J. Q. Pasarell Ponce.
Sres. Otero Y Sobrino.
Ponce. Muv senores mlos:
BESIDE hace mas de cuatro amos
que les compft un piano marea Ba-
zar Otero, y apesar dc las malas con
diciones de esta Playa para Ia conser
vacion de est. clase dc instrumentos,
por la humedad Y el salitre que alta
can los metales, hoy en- dia mi piano
Sc conserva bien. sus voces respon-
dcncomo al principle y el mueble no
ha sufrido NADIA.
Estov segnro que para recomen-
dacion de los pianos Bazar Otero
el mio es uno de los mejores ejemplos
de resistencia y duraci6n.
Soy de ustedes attu. S. S.
F. A. Gonzales. Playa de Ponce.
Sres. Otero Y Sobrino.
Muy senores nios:
Compre hace dos amos para mi
familia I'm piano marca Bazar Otero,
el cual me ha dado los mas brlllan-
ties res,lltados. Tengo I'm buen lnstru
mento Y I'm honito mueble.
A. Morales Lebron. Ponce.
sres. Otero y Sobrino.
NIuv senores mios:
FL piano Bazar Otero que tengo
es. seg1n opinion de los entendidos,
un buen instrumental solido y sonoro
Ell mueble es muv elegante V estoy
muv satisfecho de mi compra.
H. Calimono. .-Guavama. |
sres. Otero y Sobrino.
Muv Sres. y amigos n1ios:
Me satisface repetir a ustedes por
estas lineas. el buen resultado que
me ha dado ell piano que compre
ustedes marca Bazar Otero.
Y como adorno de mi casa es I'm
precioso y dur adero muehle.
Err lque Hupke Arroyo |
Sres. Otero V Sobrino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-11


Ell Lcdo Usero Towente dari
esta noche una conference flos6tita
en- el teatrp lie la ciudad Sc han
hecho nlucllls invitaciones para el
acto que plomete resultar concll
rrido.
Anoche hlibo atraventes exhibi-
cones Ell .l1n del lsaFaHe Para Ia
las ncche~ 4 hoy dc shade y d.
mlneo Sc ptaaara lln escogldo progs4
ma.
De C1iloNama mferman que ;&
repfesentac."n de Ia tn9dn de PNer-
to Rico >u>tiene que Ell detemins-
dos coleglos electorales hay protes-
tas lustlficadas. Recusaelones y pa
peletas que no deben contarse como
en- favor del partldo republlcano, g
lnforma Que seran dlscutldas Ge =
cuer1o con Ia ley La mayona reoH-
blicana de IA votos en- favor de Ia 90:
didatura republlcana de Ia cludai
puede anularse probado que sea o.
hay motives Gle protestas.
De Mavaguez lnforman que en-
muchos coleglos hay pape!etas ~
contadas en- favor de Ia CANDIDATE
republlcana del munlclpio y otras -
nuladas en- perluiclo de la Union, oe-
ben ser examlnadas y aprecladas ell
otra forma.
-Jno de los carros electrlcos que
hacla el servlclo de pasale entire sui
turce y la cludad descarrllo esta ma
mana a las Z 30 enfrente de Ia fahr;-
ca de tabacos. y lego Ia cudad con
mas de media hora de retrazo.
Sc slguen haclendo los traoa]os
para la pavlmentaclon de un tiozo
de Ia Gale del Parque y hay all hUen
numero de obreros- DebieIa poneI-
Sc una indication en- Ia entrada sUr
de dlcha eaIle para que los tfanseNn-
tes sepan Que e. tratlco de vehleGlos
esta lnterrumpldo por aquellos Sltlos
evltando asl academies.
Ell trlunfo del partldo repuhllca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-11
Esiad0S Unidos Y e|
pal- ameIiicanismo.
Sensacisnales dec!araciones del
representsnte por Colombia.

Santiago &C Chile Nov. lo.-En
in reportaie ilecho al plenipotenc:a
s:o lie Colombia, en- mls.oG especial
= Chile, se5lor Roberto f.ne!zar. 6
e express en- Ia lorna siefNente.
.'acto i lps Congress pan-anlesl
amos, alll,lisnJio al l.ltln1o de Be
iAos AIRES. IN Que tomo parte repre-
! ,cntanlo 3 81 pas:
| Lisa Y li.:Na.aente, 70 propon-
,ria Ia inas.:;taacs. 4 e.ts}s c.,at,srea
as int,-,i1:, 1:,ciynal,,s al. t.t'tssl..'s n
az6n e;a II rosi,)sos O. i.s,'iltan y
I, ',.e:l hin IN ,...n que resnran i los IN
tereses s,s.-.s--s lilenta i'it:llos. Ahen
5gas los f.staae's ln!t,1s raantengan
ea elias lss .sfeponoera.lcla que tie
ls..,l ~ ID ::a.s1usidac y c-l looren por
=, pmpia c....enta en- Ia oficlna de Was
.:..sys-yon q proerama de to1o 10 que
"a 4 ti.ttarsa. creo que aeIfa mis- pHi
ptIte y p5-actleo abosonersc de con
! currr.
lies asass,..ro 4 uste;.es- agrego el
sefar ll...f.:.zs:.'-c9,e q liltimo Conrgre
50 no eoi2st-tlyo, a nj lllclo, nlngln
eNlto, Yo.>,..e no Sc trato question
alg.l.a qfie fuera de inter6s real y
se1claJefo para Ia entldad lAtino-ame
r,,,aili \ como Estatlos lnldos IN
flylNen de Ia manera que melor les
| pace para ;,t,>orhero totlo, 70 he
cpNes;o q. q Congre>o al destino
II, n.iles,e lie ello> el de>tino mani
fiesJo t.e /. America latina.
No esl..te Va recon alguna que
justiiiqge el 'ierecho de ttltelaie que
e han a3tts.4do los EstadOs nldOs
para rcsuA i ii antoio las cuestlo
lies de este e,1ntinente
"t.so 6 10 que dehenos evitar,
propendiento 4 una union estre cha
{ indisollible de Ia America plramen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-11

de Meillers. Ahora bien, ese estan.
que, que alimenta un molino de
pan moler, esta completamente seco
en- verano hasla Ia mitad de su exten-
sion, v como consecuencia de este
despcende miasmas que son los que
habian causado la fiebre en- la desgra-
cidda muier.
Su medico queria hacerla cambiar de
| habitacion. pero este era imposible
causa de que los esposos peral nc
tenian medios de fortuna. Sulamente
| poseian dicha casa, la cual habitan, v
40 podian tan faciImenie venderla.
] Fl medico prescrjblo entonces vino
lie Qunium Labarraque a la dosis de
/ dos copitas despues de cada comida
Ounce dias mas tarde. la fiebre
haha ce,ado compietamente, habianse
presentado de nuevo e sueno y ell
apetito, Y Ia ninchaz0n habia tamoieD
desaparecido.
La mujer Peral ha continuado des-
puas habitando Ia casa, V. por consi-
guiente. ha vyido >iempre baio "a
Influenza de los miasmas malsanos
nel estanque de Meilsrs, pero ell vino
de Quinium .abarraque Ia ha curado
tan perfectamente que jamas ha vueIto
va tener febre.
El uso del Qninium Labarraque a
Ia dosis de una o dos copitas despues
de cada comida 5asta para curar Ell
POGO tempo Ia fiebre mas rebelde Z
inveterada, y la curacion obtenida
per este medic es mas radical mas
segura que empleando Ia 9uinina sola
a causa de que dicho ,nedicamenio
con'iene todos los demas principles
activos de ia quina, Que competan Ia
accion de la quinina.
En- efecto. como quiera que Ell
Qulnium Labarraque tlenr por base
un extracto complete de quina que
contiene todos los principles titles ue
la preciosa c0rteza, estos principio>
van disueltos en- el vino que sirve de
vehicnlo, y que es de los mas exquisi-
tOsy de las mejOres marcas de Espana.
En- los paises propicios a engendrar
la fiebre. ALI donde el enfermo no
puede menos que permaEecer Ell medic
de los miasmas que dieron origen
su enfermedad, ALI es, sobre lodo,
donde Sc aprecia mejor la acci6n
incomparablemente superior del Qui-
mum Labarraque, sobre cualquier otro
remedio.
Por virtud de 81 ehcacia, asi como
por ell asombroso numero de cura-
clones reallzadas con este remedio, Ia
Academia de Medicina de Paris ha
dado 81 aprobaci6n a Ia formula del
Quinium Labarraque. distinction que
rara vez Sc otorga y que prueba Ia
confisnza que los enf:rmos de todos
los passes deben tener en- este remedio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-11
N0t@@ y 1n0t1ci@9

tci1n en- las alecclones. IS iusto p4af
todo e 'nan}lo aplau,ie 4 con sAc1u
del s1peri:endente '',seriose-
I'll toeu lie alaum.:. as::., clectrlcu
estat,lee.5o IN la Gale ia san Mate5
sigue tea.Edo interini;eaelas Y al
gnnas nos.las SO apaga. Deblera Ia
cerse l'aa vc:dadera ins.y.eal6n en- e
aparato q ::~;Hcr otro hisiag, paeS "
! que Sc IL -alizado 6! sasto IL
e:esas rs@s...av inGtil Dslo ~
70 eptra = ..,9!a estai1ie 80 Y el a,
'ei~fe ! y ~ ra,la oe,r 1ls' a eNp.e-
>;;1la call-. e,!a oIe gl'.,n conEeliios
eia para a .si numeroso veclndar..'
ii sssl1> Razar" J-l ST. Pel:@
Giust, a.: de recih;r los primsEo,
f,sxjos Ill gran surtiao 4 ha hatu,'
~ Europa ! h.:ta.ios Uai5'as. De,no
g my bGeye tempo y ncit!r:. 4 ~
:s',.;eioa o;l pubhco, n'.'s ray t.'(:.'-
II n.tlciaos bultos pelAci.untes del de-
@aeho de alJiana.
/ DE las casas que Sc lestruyeron
N san.nrce ell el incers.io de la no
che Gel tla:tas, 5 este ban asegurad%I
la respectivas co.np;ti..as se@un n
iofn3ss i'agasoA sega-aanlen1e Ell I'M
/ norte eia ios ;t>eguros.
--Ha r.2resasio de Agl.adiila el Sr.
J. 2. silva ,vl comercio de esta ciu
dad.
La perdida de la municipaidad
de Jl.aas4 Dlsz para los republlcanos
h3 oea.Una3o gran impression en- el
ii. ;ri5u Gt Ponce El reailltado de-
Ella asesuro el trilnfo unioni>ta en-
q eiist,ito. Ii tratar de imponeise !;
Ia voluntad del pueblo sosteniendo
hombres = no ideas, ia hecho que
Jltana Diaz acepte patliotcamonta
Ia Influenza de Ia Jnitn de liiet,a
Rico, al isual que Vieques, Aeon,
y Iaaco
Ia sido objeto de una delicada
operaclon qulrurglca, sahendo aien
DE- ella, la distinguida seaora Blanca
Cerra de Fernandez. Sc sslv5 Ia ria
tura Y la nadre esta relat aulcnte
bien. Uno de los nledicos fi.a el Dr.
Lopez Sicardo. Deseamos ponto res
tahlecimiento Ia sehora enferma.
Ell Sr. Jose Benitez Dfaz. hacen
dado de Vieqlles Y ell Lcdo. Jose de
j. Tizol. que ha hecho en- aquella sla
la pasada campaha electoral. han re-
cihldo numerosos mensajes de fe-
lcitaci6n por el triunfo unionista en-
Ia mumcipalidad. En- breve regresa-
"a a San Juan el Lcdo. Tizol.
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Muy senores nlios:

MuV SenOres MOS:
El piano que compre a ustedes ha
ce alglin tempo, marca Bazar Otero
es un buen instrumental.
Sus voces ganan cada dia Y estoy
muy satisfecho de su adquisicion
Dr.. Eusebio Coronas. Ponce.
Sres. Otero y Sobrino.
Presentes.
Muy senores mios y amigos.
Desde hace cuatro amos compre un
piano marca Bazar Otero, Y hoy ME
complazco en- participates que mi
piano responde a las ventajas que
ustedes ofrecen por todos conceptos.
A Cahnchi.-Ponce.
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Fay ogr.ctlzs0Tea elS neceslton
mayordomos" y hay 'naayordomos,
oue necesitsn coIocaei6n Esas dos
espdrocaonss . encuentvdn con Diff
cuitad Y rstardA. Ansbos coincidxdn
.dpidaments ST los dessos de n,oyordo
mos y agrieultorss 80 anunc,on en-
La Correspondeneia". Hay en- es-
te d,ar,o especial y naodtco aarVu Ia
eteeto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-11
In buen negoCio.

IN Caguos, ofreceu en- venta los
sres. Quihones Cabezudo y Compa1fa,
una acreditada Jibrica de- Ia acos, con
stenoias de tabaco en- rama, Tecor
is y picadura, marcas acIeditadas en-
re. C.U. y una oiicina en- Nueva
io;k. Is una buena oportunidad pa
ia realizar productive negocio. Para
IS iniormes dirijirse q Ia exprc ssda
c@.. en- Caguas p Rico. P. o. Box
is.
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LEAN
LAS slGUIENTES LiNEAs
CuANIoS SuEREN DE cAlEN1uRAs

Una mujer. de nombre Peral, de &c
amos de edad, venia minada pof Ia
fiebre desde hacia cinco amos.
pesar de su Juyentud tenia Ell verda-
dero aspecto de Ia edad decrepita, Ia
tez terrosa, los ojos apagados, as
piernas hinchadas y tan yoluminoso
el vientre que cualquiera Ia habria
supuesto proxima al alumbramiento
Tan voluminoso tenia tam bien el bazo,
que, al decir de SUI medico, la bajaba
hasta el vientre. Desde su matrimonio
que Sc semonta a una epoca de seis
amos antes, habita una casa bastanle
bien situada en- apariencia en- mitaa
de una colina, pero domfnando ell
extreme mas estrecho del estanlue