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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
nd they thought action should be

and they thought action should be
taken.
The council instructed the commit
tee on streets to name 4 commits
sloner and to ask Mrs. Whitcomb, q
property owner to name another
commissioner 10 determine the value
eft the property needed for the street.
In case of failure 10 agree, the COM
m~issioners are 10 select q third man,
10 settle disputes as to the value Of
the lend. other property owners
pressed u willingness to glve..- land
from their various lots for the pur-
n, sc.
That similar action will be taken
with the opening OF North Eighth
street is probable. Alderman Reidy
hest evening made an effort to have
the council arrange TO purchase the
alphabetical lots in the Armiio addi-
ton. for the purpose of securing a
sixtN-foot street, but after some de-
bate. Il was decided that the street
committee had better first secure an
estimate OF the probable cost before
condemnation proceedings were UNI
dcrtaken. A report viii lac made to
the next session OF the council.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
THREE BANKS NOW
GAN HANDLE CITY
N ONEY
Ordinance Designating
City Repositories Passed the
Council Last Night Without
Debate,

The council last night passed Ordi-
nance No. 462, otherwise known as
the city depository ordinance, which
II effect places the city funds in equal
amounts in the Bank of Commerce.
The First National Bank and the State
National bank, so soon as they quail
fy with q proper bond nj comply
with the m~ultitudinous provisions OF
the measure.
The ordinance came up for third
reading last night, having been pub
lished according to territorial provis-
ion. 1t was passed by the following
vote. Ayes-Reidy, Wroth, sher-
wood. Auge, Coen, Conroy. Nays
Clarke. and Thomas.
The new ordinance. at the time 1t
was introduced by Alderman Reidy,
was declared to be for the purpose OF
taking the banks out of city politics.
In effect, it provides that all three
banks shall be city repositories and
be entitled to hold equal amounts of
the city funds, by filing q proper bond
and by accounting to the city treasurer
as often as he shall require a state
ment of the amounts on hand. 1t pro-
vides for a clearing house syst m
whereby il is proposed to keep the
funds as nearly equal in the three
banks as possible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
JAPANESE BADLY
HURT IN FIGHT
WITH F|REMEN
TWO R~AlLROADERS ARE
HELD FOR INVESTIGATION
Frank Ina May Die as Result Of
Injuries Received in Free for
all Scrap Yesterday After
noon.

AS the result OF q free-for-all
seiap IN tho reer Of the Arcade sa-
loon ~ 5:30 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, Frank Ina, n japanese cook, is
not expected to live. and II. II. Big
nell and Wilbert Harmon. we Santa
Fe firemen, are in Jail charged With
assault with intent to kin. Ina had
both Jaws fractured in the fight and
Flso sustained serious internal injur-
les, which caused him to loose a great
quantity Of blood. From all the in
formation ~obtginablc, ELY Goret. a
Santa Re fireman. and Ina. who con-
ducts q small restaurant In the rear
of the Arcade saloon. became in
volved in Il quarrel about 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. the two mon
agreeing to retire TO the alley to fight
il nut. The Japanese succeeded in
Worsting the fireman in the en-
connie and friends of the %railroadcr
had to interfere in order to save
Goret from a bad beating. After
the hostilities between Goret and
the Jap had ceased. ii is said that
Bigncll and Harmon, who witnessed
the scrap. took il upon themselves to
punish Inc. In this fight Ina was
knocked down, evidently kicked in
the jaw, ana otherwise terribly beaten
up. Golet, Bignell, Harmon and
Charles Don "A bystander. We're ar
rested and at1aigned in police court
at s o'clock yesterday afternoon
charged with fighting and disturbing
The peace. Goret. Bisnell and the
Japancse were fined fifteen dollars
each, Harmon and Doll being dis
missed. Ina appeared in police conrt
9nd appeared to be in pretty good
condition considering the beating he
had taken. Several hours later. how
ever, complications developed and
two physicians were summoned to
look after his Wounds. The trac-
tured jaws were reduced and efforts
were made to stop the internal hem
mortgages. hut with only partial sue
cess. Al midnight the Japanese was
in roo serious u condition TO permit
his removal To the hospital and he
WIS left in his room at the Arcade
hotel with an attendant.
District Attorney G. :. Kloek con-
Quoted IN investigation into the af-
fair late last night, several witnesses
being mraigned before Justice Of the
Peace G. Il. Craig. The investigation
resulted in Bignell and Harmon being
held on a charge Of assault with in
tent to Kill. Goret, Don and two
other witnesses were subpoenaed to
appear before Justice Oh the Peace
Craig at 9 o'clock this morning at
which time Bignell and Harmon viii
be given n preliminary hearing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
POLICE ORDINANCE
DID NOT SUIT
COUNCIL
Measure Had Too Many De-
fects and Result Would Have
Been TO Deprive City Of Rev
enue Is Alleged.

has been before the council In one
way and another for some time, was
indefinitely tabled upon motion of AL
desman Wroth, within a few minutes
after it came before the city fathers
last night.
Alderman Wroth said that The ordi-
nance was impractieahle and that If 1t
passed instead OF correcting evils, 1t
would increase them by d%epriving the
city of 1t now derives and
increasing the expenses OF the depart
ment by filling the city jail with tran
silent prisoners. who fould have to he
fed,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
DEMANDS
SQUARE DEAL
FROM CITY
Attorney Presents Petition to
Have Outdoor Shows Let Off
With Same License as Regu-
lar Picture Theaters,

Attorney John 4. White again APP
reared before the city council last
night in the interests of the new Air
dome owners asking the council to
take prompt action on his petition
that instead OF charging the AWdome
S25 - month license as required by
city ordinance. il be given the same
rate az indoor picture shows which
is $50 q year.
The reason we are so insistent,
said Nj. White. lis that If action is
deferred until after the summer
months. 1t will not help ms. We can
only conduct the Airdomc during the
summer mcnths n We would h
the council to decide tho matter n
way al another
Aldermen Conioy stated that the
committee having the matter IN
charge would report at the next
meeting.
tne citv council allowed the Direct
Line Coal company TO retain oeeu-
pancy of the alley between First
street and the railway tracks near
Tijeias, with the understanding that
the company would vacatc ~ an!
time the city might need the thor
%oughfare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
SHIRT SESSION OF
CITY COUNCIL
Aldermen Preserved Official.
Dignity to Last But Coats
Were Finally Laid Aside for.
Comfort

1t was unusually warm at the city
hail last night and after the alder
men had endeavorad to preserve Of
fetal dignity until the perspiration
stated, Alderman Re!dy from the
First ward. who is the councils heavy
weight. took eff his coat declaring
il was o little warm. in q few min
utes the coat rack was filled with
the garb Of etiquette ana the eoan-
eilmcn proceeded to business in COM
fort.
During the session Alderman Wroth
asked the mayor to appoint the com
mittee of aldermen. attorneys and
business men, provided for in a re-
cent resolution. to investigate the
best form of commission government
and to submit . bill to the council for
passage by the next Legislature. The
mayor said he would name the COM
mission soon.
The city attorney was instructed to
prepare an ordinance. which would
place the council in position to force
the commissioners of an acequia on
South Third street to put the ditch
in sanitary condition. the present ord
nance being insufficient.
The owner Of property near the
San Jose market. where the sidewalk
is of two different grades, will be
asked to build an approach from one
walk 10 the other, in order that pc
destrians will not stumble and fan
at night time. This brought up the
question of sidewalks generally. Al
derman Clarke and Alderman Thomas
calling attention to the poor repair
of sidewalks in several sections of the
city. The result was a city wide or
der that all sidewalks must at once
be placed in repair and the city at
torney was instructed to enforce the
mandate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
DIRT FLYS ON NEW
CAR LINE To The
H|GH NDS
Gang of Men Put to Work
Yesterday Morning. Cars
Should be in Operation by
July Is,

Actual construction work on the
Citizens Traction and Power COM
panv line nom Fifth street and Gold
avenue to the South Highlands, "a
begun Yesterday morning, a large
gang of men, with street grading inn
plemcnts being put on the job. At 6
O'Clock lest night the graders had
reached Second street and Gold ave-
nue Track had been laid from the
I,llSs theater to Fourth street.
More mon win be put to work to-
day ana construction viii be rushed.
According to those in change of the
railroad, it will be complete by July
L.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
MORE SANDOvAL TAX
SUITS FILED
That Owners Of Real
Estate in Upper County Have
Failed to Pay Taxes for Sew
eraI Years,

Fanr suits, asking judgment against
residents OF Sandovnl county for sums
aEgiegatiug $8.50O. were filed in the
S%andovnl county district court by Dis
uict Attorney G.. $. Kloek yesterday
afternoon, Judgment is asked against
Mgnuela \. De Duran for $l32.5S;
egetnst Santos ortiz for $tS7.55;
against Jesus 5. Garcia. for S2,422Ae
ana against ~ eciliano ortiz for
$1l9.06. IN two OF the eases IL is all
legged the defendants have rallied "a
pay taxes since 1905.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
jim JACKSON GETS
CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD
AND PAY COURT COSTS

Jim jackson. "A negro porter SON
fenced To serve six months in Jail
several weeks ago on st charge ct AS
50 ult and battery. YVES aIIaigned be
lore Judge Ira A.. Abbott in the dis
trict court yesterday n given ms
liberty with the understanding thdt
he pay the costs in the case. Jack
son was sentenced 10 serve six months
IN Jail, the Jail sentence Co be sus-
pended upon payment al the costs.
The negro had no means 81 paving
the costs. however. and continued TO
anguish in jail. Judge Abbott yes
teiday released Jackson from Jail and
told him To 60 out and work for.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
ROMA AVENUE WILL
FINALLY BY
OPENED


After considerable discussion and
the examination of maps and pints,
tho city council last night decided To
proceed with condemnation action, to
open Roma avenue through from
Eighth street to kelcher avenue. \
number of residents from that Sec
tiCu were present att the meeting and
urged that Tor years they had been
Irving to get The avenue put through
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14

three months and pay tn. costs of the
The court also informed the
negro that If he didn't pay the costs
by the end of three months he would
order him back to jail for the entire
six months. jackson lost no time in
getting away from the court house
End NJ last report was still looking
for work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
BOARD NOW
TWELVE FEET HIGH
Limit Fixed by an Ordinance
Which Reached Second Read
Reading Last Night,

rho limit as 10 the height of bill
boards in the city is fixed at "a max
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-14
Ererybody Loues
A Good Story

Cosmopolitan Magazine has nationwide reputation as the
one magazine where you can find the best fiction
fyou want a laugh story Cosmopolitan always has one for you
If you want a tear story you will find one IN every issue OF
the Cosmopolitan.
You find these "beSt' stories in Cosmopolitan, because we
have secured The best writer's for you,
You wAhedH enyl ewSS "WofyHle StodeSV They ale
the ones thatmadeh him famous from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and indeed even in Europe; He is continuing these "WofNNe
Stories in the Cosmopolitan,
You remember George Randolph Chester who in the form OF
fiction, warned you against the thousand and one 'get-dch-
quick schemes that clever plausible tdcksters are Trying 10
catch the unway with. Six more Of these have been written
for the Cosmopolitan They are interesting and fascinating as
to the facts they contain,
Jacques FutreNe is writing a new series of adventure stories,
creating new detective character far better than Sir A.
Conan DoyeS famous Sherlock Holmes, IN dash and exct-
ing interest this FuteHe detective and the parts he plays make
stories that are absolutely beatheSS,
Other fiction writer's have also been secured to write for the
Cosmopolitan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-07
Subasta en- e| De-
paTtamento del Interior
FL gobierno trata de adoui
rir IS mil metros cubl-
cos para conservaclon
y repafacion de carrete-
ras.
Ls subasta Sc hace en- Totes de
de diverSaS cantidadeS.

En- Ia sgibasta ce!ebrada por el De
partameato del interior q dia % dc
Octubre para ell suminjsfro. entrr-.
y cubicacion de 70, 600 metros c'ih
POS de piedra tritlrada con destino
Ia conservation V repar4clon ne las
sarreteras lnsulares de Ia lala, SC Ia
obtenlio el siguentc resQlraaC:
Late no. l., seci San Jurfs-fn
7uas, Inns. 0-l2. 1870 m :.
Rosales j Co. P. o. Box l22 Rio
Piedras. sl75 por nc.
J, 4. ReIach, Santrrce. 81 20 per
q. c. por 452 N. {. cahza 1lanr4.
Contrato adiudieaio al renor
postor. Sres. Rosales & Co. de Rio
piedras q ST., por metro ruhico per
l52 m. G. eailza bianrl. \ Il resto
para ser suministrado por At,miais-
raci6n.
Lot Ia. >, c1rrsterq no seet. .S.fn
Jinn-C1qp1s, Kns. l2-24 i7713 ii.
Ninga1a proposir;6n rcs.bida
Fl lote se s,lninis-rara por admi-
nistraeion.
Lote 70. 5. carrese~r no. !. Sect. San
Jan Clqlas krts 24-Ss. Pint.
Manuel Ramirez. Casu.s.
Siendo Ia Lnica proposition ~ .l3i
da muv alta. ei lole - s,,Inrlistrara
por administration.
Lo,e no. 4 canetsra ~ ) .Sfct. ca
gas Agu1s B,lenaS hms-7l2 N. I.
Jose E. Morales, AEuss Buenas
$3.50 por m. r.
Sisndo la tiuics proposition recibi
alta. el lote Sc suniaistrsrs por al
nnlstracion.
Late no. ls1 carTe,sr1 No .Set.
Catano VesaAlta kns. Oh 800 n. c i
Inooencio SancheL. Toa Bais.
$2.25 por N. c.
Jose L. Rosy. Bayaul6n. s. q
Eduardo C.Canels, Caraan. $ Do
Contnto adiudicsdo 81 n.saor rrs
tor 81. Eduardo C. Canes. T. Ca,a
DO al Prcio de de- uesos Isnr z
Lose nSm. l02. soct CGlGs0 Ispa
sltG Kris. NI2 aI4 ~ r..
Inoeencio Sanchez, Toa B4
81 20 por m C.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-07

y Ia lindisima nina de claros luce
ros? Pues no es muy largo q 5issass,
aunque sea dos alos u l.aao t.o Il
ausencla.
Nota triae. Casi repentinamsat9
abandon6 aver Ia vida en- 81 resissa
cia del Versailles la qs,e fst dist;l
guida dana. joven sehora Maria VI
leneia de Ponce, esposa sie nuestr9
conocido compatriota el Dr.. Francs
co Ponte, prasldente del r2unieio.o
de la clueia.i. La cue fue era muv es
tin,sia en- ia sociedsd dc San Juan
. i i. Doslcla de su fallacisaitnto resi-.
Is eolo,a-a nueva de trssSe smpseslos.
- entie..o Sc afectuo aver con nu-
! frida conccrrencia. Para el apeia
! do espaso. como para los deu.los to-
dos &c /. que cumplio su jornasa en-
Ia existencia, nuestra M. sentlaS,.
expression e;s condoleneia :. que ties-
de Dos ruegue por los suyos el alma
de Afari.i.
En- San Juan. Tonita Quinones,
i Ia linGisitna damlta del verjel maya
guezano, esta en- San Juan y pasara
aqui una larga tempolada. Es hues
ped de sus parientes los distinguiGos
esposos Doninguez-Q Qulnones. los
que han esta blecido su residencla Ell
el Versailles trasladandcse de Ma a
guez a San Juan Fl Ledo Jorge Do
mineuez esta blece aqui su bufete
como Sc anticipa oportunamente
en- La Correspondence Blenyeni-
dos los distinguidos esposos Y que
tanto ellos como la bella senorlta
tengan en- Ia cilldad las mas gratas
iapresiones.
De paSeo. LEGO aver i San Juan
y permanecera aqui algunos dias en-
asuntos de negoclos, el Sr. Joaquin
Barnes, de Ponce. Grata estaneia de
sea mos en- San Juan al conocido
ponceho
| FL Lcdo. Gustavo Gomez sub Sc
cretario de Ia corte de distrito de Ma
yaguez esta en- San Juan en- uso de Ii
ceneia Que tenga el mejor TEMPO
en- su paseo.
Vista 7e co,tes,n Estuvo aver en-
la redaccl6n de este dlario el aplas,-
dido tenor de Ia compania de Opera
D, Ottavi, que tantos triunfos, mu.
iastos, ha conquistado ahoia en- sa
tomnee por ia isla Y antes en- San
Juan. Que siga con la mejor suerte
en- su dificll la Dor ell b'ten cantante.
Habni eoncnrrencia. Esta noche
es de moda para los visitantes de la
poetlca playa y muchos iran con el
proposito de lnspirarse y guardian
sus mavores entusiasmos para hacer
de ellos uso en- el bale de manana.
En- el tea tro dan ''Luchia' ysegu
ramente un lleno.
Nllo y nt0q.-Dos hogares dicho-
sos ventures ente aumentadoA Fin
el ce les distinguldos e,posos -Four
nier Noa, nauio felizmente un hermo.
so niho; en el de Galvez Otaro Ma
turana, una monf.ima nina. Canine
de flores en- su vida . los "bebes," V
nuestra mas expresiva felicitacion a
los respectivos espoSos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-07

A 6d1lGT. han clrcria1O va las 1HNl
Iaciones rara el ba';a e sociedad nae
81 casino es,,anol ile7..yl i efeoto tn
Ia noche del 5 de los corrientes para
celebrar ID fnlnaculada Conception
Patrona de Espaila. Resultara una
brillante fiesta a juzgar por la ANNA
zion.
Una boda. A nuestro regreso a la
ciudad aver, hallamos una elegante
esquela que dice como slgue.-Df. %
se Esteban Saldaha Maria c. Gro
sas de Saldana, tienen el honor de
participar 4 Va. que 81 flija Josafina
contraera matrimonio con el DR.. Il,
teban A. de Goenaga, ell dia 10 de i
ciembre pro2imo a las 9 de Ia noeila
en- Ia santa Iglesia Catedral, y con
tai motive. Sc compl3ce en- invltar i
", d que concurra a dicha ceremonla
yasu celenraci5n en- IA casa de la con
trayente, San juanP REQ, Novlem-
bre de 19i0-T'ortaleza So
Dadas las sinpatlas y general CO.
nocimiento @. en- esta socledad tie
men las disJinguidas fam las de los
futulps traventes y d muy estl
mados qua tambien son los joveues
Josefina J t. e uaa su slmpatlco enla
ce resultafa IN esplendido aconteel
miento scelal.
Cor.esn z recuerdo. Hemos tenido
el gusto de recibir una tareta que
diee-Augu,Fo QueveGo Alvarez, Con
sui de Colombia Port Of Spain, Tri
nidad, B. W. J. Ofrecimento LII
1910
Estlra NOS ell huen recuerdo del
estima bic Representative al que desc
amos IA mas grata estaLcla ell Ia e1
presaa4 e:.lad.
Obltqado Ell papel es m,ly fino y
la esquelita resulta opo~tllna V pare
ce Ia escribieron Y edactann suaves
manos Y discretas imaiinaciones.
Deseamos el mejor s.exito al nuevo
grupito de da mitas de Ia hernosa
ciudad del laguez Y que en- sus pro
positos no tengo lmportunidales l.e
las idem del oportuno nombre eseo-
jido
Personales. En- asuntos de nego
clos esta en- San Juan el ST. Jose Ro
maguera, del alto comercio de Ponce
Ha regresado 4 su residencia de
Ponce el Lcdo. Foote. juez de quela
corte de distrito.
Despues de pasar algunos dias en-
"Jajome alto" esta ell ID ciudad el
gobenador Cotton.
Ha estado en- Ponce en- asuntos
particulares el Sr. Alexandra Fran
ceschi hacendado de Yauco, que re
greso de San Juan y Sc encuentra
ahora en- sl habltual residencia.
Garnet del SIR. Una 'tocava de
la dulce flor de Nazaret, lirdisinla
nina de hermosisimos ojos, parece
que trae muy inqi.ieto al viajante
que de San Juan corria La isla Y que
en- su Ultima vista qued6 prendado-
de Ia bella nina de la calle del guerre
70. Ypor ahora NADIA mas.
sY la rosa ruhia Pues parece que
el galan de la caile Atocha tendra La
fortuna de triunfar al fin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-07

! Jose L. Rosy. Bayam6n sl.64,
| Contrato adiudicado al sr. jose
/. Rosy de Bayam6n al precio de
.64 m. c.
Lott No l03. carretera Fl No ,,
sec. Cotnho Vega Attn, Kms. 1926
SIG m. c.
Jose Cuesta, Toa Baia, 1.34 por
m.
Inocencio Sanchez, Toa Baia,
s1.37.
Contrato adiudicado al mejor
| postor Sr. jose Cuesta, de Toa Baia,
i precio de sl,34 por metro cubico.
Lote 10. l04. carrficr1 no. ?. sec.
Gotado vega .Al'o. kms. 25.-3l. IS
Jose Cuesta, Toa Baja, sl.44 por
IN. z.
Inocencio Sanchez, Toa Baja,
$500
Conuato al!udicado al meior po.
tins s., jose Cuesta, de Toa 3aja, .,
precio de sll4 por metro clibico
Lote m. l05. c1rreterq No 9 sec.
Te4g i Ia Ban Ans. 31-39 6Sl m. c
Smguna proposition reeibida.
Ii pieara e suministsara por ad-
ministraci6n.
Lote no. JOG carr-'.rq M. 10 SEE.
Reyes Cot5ljcos Coro-1l. kms 0-l5
So NJ. e.
Dioni-io vazquez. Toa Alta, 81.
33 por m.c.
inocepeio Sanchez, Toa Baia. 81.
s. por r.c
Contrato adjudicado 81 neior
porstor Sr. Dionisio vazquez. de
Toa Ala q precio de sl33.
Loie ~. 20l. carrctsrd no. 8. sec.
~ P.dn NGg.d5o, Kms oil,
1922 re.
Jose Tirs 70 Rio piedras sl.73.
por me-
LOSE D. Riera. P. 0. Box eo4 San
Juan 500 ror m. E.
jose L. Re.a &c San Juan $500.
LUIS 7. Urrasilas. Rio Pied,as,
$50
.T,.an Suaraz. Ca.olina s2.79.
Contm .1iadiradc II aleio- POS
tor 81 Jose Tirsdo. II pveclo de 81.
Is por metro cibico.
Lite n0. c1rrfiera no. 8. SIC Rio
pissirqs. kms. ll-.22. 533m.c
Manuel iiill n. Carolina 81. 80 por.
Il. =
La linica proposition recib;ia sien
Do muy alta. el lote sum.nistrara Tor
aGEE salstee.cn.
Lot nc. 203 corre'snr no 3 see
RI PI.ffGy. Hrs. 22-3S 76 II. {.
A!ns'.-.s p-oposiei6n reclbida.
II F.-a-A sa stiiAinistrars ror ad-
lll.
tCortinIs
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listed cstd desecndo enconfror an1
b'tena ootocdoidn y, sinemborgo, d ma
die Sc 10 dice Las gestiones que por
medic de amigos cstd hacienda resui-
tan ron frseueneia infruefuosas. Tic
ne por deldnte un million de almns que
,gnorun su deseo. sPor que no dnun-
cid usted 10 que deseq? Ia Co7e.pon-
dencia cfrsce d usted IN efieiente me
do de pubieidad 81 gnnc tempo,
oiordnd dinsro, y q modesto dispen-
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