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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
HE OPPOSED LORlMER
Northcotts Nomination as Attorney
Southern Illinois District is
Withdrawn by Taft.

Washington, Feb. 17.-Taft today
withdrew the nomination Of William
a. Northcott, re-appointed district at
torney of the Southern Illinois dis
trict, on account of his opposition to
Senator Lorimer, who will be permit.
ted to nominate a candidate for that
place. Cullom had named all three
United States attorneys for Illinois.
BY agreement between the two sen.
ators 1t was understood the nomiua.
tion OF William A. Trautman. for the
Eastern district, which was made bv
Cullom, be confirmed and that
the incumbent of the northern dis.
trict be reappointed when his term
expires.
Northcott is said to have been
active against Lorimers candidacy
for the senate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
GRAIN BROKERS
ITO CONE MEX
IN TIE HEARING By THE CON.
GREsIioNAL COMMITTEE ON
DEALINGS IN FUTURES ON
THE EXCHANGES.

Washington, Feb. 17.-The investi-
CATION of transactions IN futures on
exchanges and boards or trade, which
IS preceding before the house com
mittee on agriculture, swung tonight
from the cotton exchanges to the
grain markets. Two delegates from
the grain forums in Chicago, Phil
adelphia, Duluth and Minneapolis Will
voice opposition to the pc ling bills.
Representative Burleson. OF Texas,
himself a cotton producer. declared
the bucket shops are infinitely pre-
fered to the cotton exchanges with IT'S
manipulation Of prices and added that
~ was as Monte Carlo compared with
the pickaninnies game OF craps.
He arraigend what ne called the
confessions OF the exchange ITSELF,
and said New York has ceased to be
a spot market" The producers ana
spinners, he insisted, were united id
the demand that the incumbus OF the
exchange be removed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
ILLINOIS COAL PRODUCTION.

Springfield, Feb. 1.-THE year end
ing June 80, last, the coal production
in Illinois was 49,1G3,T10 tons, com
pared with 49,272,452 tons in the pre-.
yious year. The aggregate value OF
the coal product of 1909 was $50. 300.
757, an increase in vaiue from the pre-
vious year OF $6S5.325. The mines
employed 1878 men and boys ,luring
1909, against G4,i04 in the previous
year
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
SHERMAN NAMES COMMITTEE.

Washington Feb. fisherman to-
day appointed as q committee to in
vestigate the increased cost of living.
Senators Lodge, Gallinger. McCun.
Der, Smoot Crawford, Simmons and
Clarke II now appears unlikely that
hearings will be held. Lodge believes
more will be accomplished by calling
in experts in the various executive
departments than by the hearing of
witnesses.
Lodge said the investigation would
be thorough and would cover fully as
wide a scope as required.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
HEARING AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb 17.--Patrick Brennan
president of the Independent Packing
Company, and Michael Ryan, presi
dent Of the Cincinnati Abertoir Com
pany, and an organizer for the Ameri
can Meat Packers Association testi
fed today IN the 'heef trust. lnvesti.
cation,
After leaving the jury room, Ryan
said the shortage of crops, and the
raising of too few animals for slaugh.
ter were responsible for the present
high prices. Brennan made a similar
statement. Both said the meat bust.
ness is too great to be controlled by
one organization
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

in the stock of the National Packing
Company, of New Jersey
He said that Swift and Company
Of Maine, and Swift ana Company OF
West Virginia, are selling companies
for the Illinois company to which all
business and dividends are reported
Hodge testified that the Armour
Packing Company, and Armour and
Company. Of Illinois, slaughtered cat.
tie, sheep and hogs TO the value OF
$ll5,00o,00O last year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
JEFFERSON DAVIS
SCORES JOHN D.
MADE WARM SPEECH AGAINST
ELL PERMITTING Pipe
LINES IN ARKANSAS.
COLLOQUY WITH OWEN
Charged Oklahoma Senator NTH
Having Business Connections
With Standard Oil Co.
Bill is Passed.

! washington, Feb. lin conrec-
ltion with the consideration OF the Mi,
granting the right OF way for oil and
gas pipe lines across his state. SER.
ator Jefferson Davis, OF Arkansas
the senate today, engaged in an &,
cited denunciation of the STANDARD
ION Company ana John y. RotkeftlIer.
| The bill passed with only (Dagis',
vote in opposition.
Davis accused Owen, the Oklahoma
sponsor OF the bill. with business
connections with the Standard oil
company and contended that the ad.
Imission of the pipe line into Arkan.
sas would violate the antitrust laws
!of his state. Saying that hell was
the only place he would be willing to
see the Standard OH Company's pipe
lines enter, he added that he also
would be glad to see Rockefeller .in.
lcinerated in the flames caused BY his
own OIL
owen denied all connection with
the Standard Oil company. and said:
The impudent speech of the sen.
ator from Arkansas delivered. has no
foundation In fact"
The senator acts like he ii inter.
|ested,' answered Davis. .'He talks
like he is interested. BY jinks, be-
lieve he is interested
Owen, replying, said that the op.n.
ion was utterly worthless.
II thank God" answered Davis. II
have never made an exhibition ip
favor Of the Standard Oil Comnany.
he went on to say that FOIL did nct
smell good to him, and that he did
not like it, and exclaimed sonorouslx
before God, 7 had rather have my
right hand forget its cunning, my
tongue cieave to the roof of my
mouth, and the mother VINO bore me
disoWn me, than TO appear here as an
advocate Of such a concern
Here there was long pane, during
which the senate laughed. Davis said
he was in earnest. Some of the SEN
ators again laughed.
Let each senator vote as his con.
science dictates" exclaimed DAVIS.
let the blood be upon you"
For two hours the senate listened
70 the discussion Of the bill autioriz-
ing the issuance OF $30,0O0,000 worth
OF certificates of indebtedness for the
completion of irrigation projects al-
ready begun 1t was stated that in a
number of cases reservoirs were com.
pleted while distributing bitches were
not constructed II was argued that
money will all be repaid BY the set
tier and In reality the treasury viii
be unaffected. The bill was not actea
at adjournment.
Bourne spoke in support of the
Aldrich bill for the appointment of 4
government business methods com.
msion' three senators. three repre-
snetatives, and three named BY the
president Bourne dwelt upon the
necessity Of proper and general super.
vision Of appropriations.
The senate passed the diplomatic
consular bill carrying appropriations
Of over four million dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

Cairo was visited by another terrible demonstration at early hour
Up negroes
been snatching from white ladies this
with the result that killed and four wounded
The dead lying the
mouse ana the shefn could permit no one to approach to k
@ away nor permit inside the house
MaoneS blacksmith shot III head win snail aaot not
and badly lacefated
Geo Walker Associated Press correspondent shot with bullet in
leg and coat @ 10 ~ ~~|3 .
Horton Cochran shot in ankle tsst 1ra
fronG Goverh /. sr
asked by telephone to permit some one to take tho
body of the dead said
the mob did not spese He had the
morning the dead man was Alex
and son Of former could not be con
frmed He is known the front porc
he court house and missed the
Dr. MeManus notified had sheriff
the latter Informing him that
would be allowed the house
Shot wibou. ORDERS
When the mob first appeared the court
to the door he was sheriff and would
protect the prisoners in his charge He about
number m oa Of negro % de- deputies m had been stationed
~ % AT n court mousse The crowd were stunned by the reception
ney got and made no further effort into
deputies at e windows at any persons in front of the
Sheriff with the governor and saws he acted
IN accordance with instructions from the chief executive
When the crowd left they block south to
Rudy aurent saloon and from there gradually
morning about so
~
AL $50 this morning the body
ymg whee had fallen Chief
hefh and asked permission the body butt
ne % sheriff would not permit this They
sn not De dead and could be saved
h shefH would not yield said
ana theh ne could
sent out runners to summon his
mo lie engaged an automobile
ue' chase OF situation
THE WOUNDED
ea Wehg was taken the hospital
hot serious but painful Geo Walker dressed by Dr.
Gordon and was able
Malohey had their wounds dressed and will
All these persons hit by thscatterng deputies
seemed to have used shot
CITY QuiETALL
of
ahoush attacks
ant comment There few
AZ O'Clock ths morning Co
court house to take charge under comamnd
WAS ALEX N. HALLIDAY
Word crar r, ~, aa
OF militia took charge the body
stl
du the man was dead The body
s' court mousse McAfanus
charge OF the body later and Mrs Faconer
sHEFF CALLS FOR TROOPS s him preserving Carol
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

could at the time. The governor sa.l
he would send another company of
militia to Cairo to work with The
Cairo company. The sheriff reported
four men wounded and one killed, of
the mob. The Effingham company
will be at Cairo tomorrow.
The sheriff says he endeavored %
enlist the aid of the police force but
could not do so.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
TWO BROTHERS ARRESTED
FOR MURDER OF GIRL

Petersburg, Va, Feb. 17,-W William
Seyler and his brother, Arvis Seyler
wanted in Atlantic City, n. j., in
connection with the murder OF Jane
Adams, who body was found washed
up on the beach where the girl mad
last been seen in the company OF
William Seyler, were arrested here
tonight charged with the crime.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
WANTS SALOONS CLOSED.

Springfield Ill, Feb. 17--Governor
Deneen tonight was in communication
with Sheriff Nellis, of Cairo, and the
latter requested the governor to issue
orders closing the saloons. Nellis de-
clared he anticipated further trouble
and the governor advised him to
swear in as many deputies as he
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

sist him in preserving order in Cairo.
where there was fear of race riot.
Governor Deneen ordered Co X. of
the Fourth Infantry at Cairo, to place
themselves at the disposal OF Sheriff
Nellls, who stated that ne mad sworn
In twenty deputies.
Sheriff Nellis informed Governor
Dcnccn that yesterday two negroes
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
TO STOP TYPHOID.

Minneapolis, Feb. 17.-With a view
to checking the spread Of the epf-
.aemic Of typhoid the health board
city council and water works board
today decided to erect disinfection
plant on the Mississippi river above
this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
ANOTHER HIGH MARX

81. paui. Feb. T-Another high
mark was set in the Internationa
towing tournament today, when
Weller and Geissel, Of ST. Paul, rolled
l,65 ~ the doubles, taking first
place. The teams rolling tonigh,
were from the twin cities, Waterloo
ia.. saltwater. ffinn, and Winona
MINI.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
TO INSURE AGAINST RAIN.

San Francisco, Feb. t7--sid Hes.
ter, promoter Of the Nelson. .Wolgast
fight has applied to the Lloyds Of
London for $4,000 insurance against
rain Feb. 22nd Testers arena at
Richmond is roodess structure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

Dies, would rather see their repre-
sentatives in congress grab for them
than care for them" For himself he
preferred to lend aid in preserving the
liberties of the people than to bow
down to the flesh pots of Egypt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
Small Mob Tried to Break Into
County Jail to Get Pratt,
Purse Snatcher
DEPUTY SHERIFFS FIRE ON
CROWD WITH DUCK SHOT

Company K Ordered 0ul---Another Company Com
ng--John MaIoney, Sam Messenger, Geo. B.
Walker and Horton Creehan Wounded
dead Man Believed to be Spin
ny HaIiiday--Ne|is Asks
Governor to Order All
Saloons Closed
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18
SHERIFF CALLS FOR TROOPS.
Says Brother Of Anna Pelly is Here
Incitinq More Vcnueance,

Springfield, Feb. 17.--Governor Dc
neen late tonight received tele.
phone message from Sheriff Neli;s .of
Alexander county asking that cora.
pany Of troops be ordered out to az.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

The Cairo Bulletin covers Cairo
and vicinity like blanket.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-18

Concluded on Fourth rage.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
I'm acueTdo del NUM-
cipio de HatiHo.
Una de las GALES de aquel
pueblo llevara el nom-
bre de Bryan.
Gran numero de personals Sc
proponen concurrir a Hatillo
a la reception de NJ. Bryan.
De nuestro reporter en- viaje.

Ot uuosLIO lCpO1CoA ou 'A~JS
Arecibo, abril 7.-De regreso de su
viaje al centro ha llegado hoy a Are
cibo el Lcdo. Juan Was Ochoteco,
que probablemente regresara esta
noche San Juan.
-Pasando una corta temporada
en- union de su familiares residences
en- Hatillo, Sc ecuentra aqul el Sr.
Carlos Marin Fernandez, represen-
tante de los Sres. Scott y Bovine de
New York. En- breve regresara ell Sr
Marin q SUI residencia en- Lima, en-
donde esta al frente de los negoclos
que aquella firma tiene establecida
alli.
En- asuntos de negocios .ha es-
tado en- Arecibo el joven Armando
Julia, de Ia casa de Sres. Aboy Vidal
y Comp. de San Juan.
-Ha estado en- Arecibo ell Sr. NJ.
Roman, al calde de Camuy.
lei alcalde de Arecibo Sr. NJ. Pc
It. Aviles estA sufrlendo de un pie
y plobablemente no podra concu-
rrir al banquete que Sc llevara a etec
to el viernes en- Hatillo. De todos mo
dos, ira en- coche, con una comisi6n
del municipio, a cumplimentar al GO
bernador de la isla y demas vlsltan-
tes que manana Sc encontraran en- es
ia poblaci0n.
Tn gran numero de personas de
esta ciudad Sc proponen concurrir
manana / las hestas de Hatii!o, con
motlvo de la vista del gran demo
crata Mr. Bryan.
Las personas que deseen obte-
her dlariamente numeros de LA Co
rreSpondencia de Puerto Rico. :. de-
ben solicita-los en- Ia libreria del s.
Victor N. Marin, en .Areclbo.
Ell muric:pio dc Hatillo acordo
en- su ultima ses:on car el nombre De
Mr.. Bryan : Ia p-olongaci6n de III.
de las nuevas Gales re la poblaciGn
e. nomdre de Nj. Robinson, uno da
los principales protectors del CO
legio de Ia Nisi6n 10 Ievar& tam5iea
otrs lie las GALES de Hatillo. Cop!a
de este acuerdo le sera ent-egado e
vierneS / Nr. BRYAN j su llegada { a
p5blaciGn.
FL municipio de Eatillo ha vo'a
10 5000 para los gastos de reception
Il g9b-tnador q Mr.. Bryan. 7. ts.-
Qu",e cp>rara sl25.
-Hav aninacion para c0nr'.y-.-
j Ia rr5xima function de teat-o - "a
corpalia que actua en- es'a -
dad y tasta aaora el publlco g Us.es
ira cor1piacIdo COT la labor d. 10 &
plaudiGos artiscas.
Los sehores Nicolzs Zeno : 1.
Perez Aviiks han sido deslgns4os
para 3esempeha- ca-gos de conce!a
les en q mInicipio de Areeibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
.PR0TOC0l0 No. IS Y .SUS ANEX0S,

|of this branch Of the discussion, that
the legal propositions which she ad-
vances are at all applicable to the
alleged breach of the armlstlce. For
the United States insists and has al
ways insisted Except Hypothetical
lily as stated above and merely for
purposes of this argument) that the
military operations by which Mani
Ia was captured were justtiable and
lawful. The status quo is the right OF
the United States to occupy and
hold the city, harbor and bay OF Ma
Mia pending the conclusion OF a trea-
ty Of peace which shall determine
! the control, disposition and govern
ment of the Philippines. That condl-
ton exists. The United States does
so hold such territory. 1t has been
so conceded and insisted by Spain
in correspondence which will be par
ticularly considered in another por-
ton of this paper. That occupancy
is referable to, and is justified by, the
Protocol, and canot be defeated by
the alleged illegality Of hostlities. TO
so invaidate it, it will be necessary
for Spain to denounce and repudiate
the Protocol in all its parts, inclu-
ding, of course, the authority under
which this Commission is procee-
dig and the stipulation for an arms.
tice, and thus produce a renewal OF
active war, as we shall elsewhere mo
re fully demonstrate.
1t is maintained by the American
Commissioners that all and singular
the acts done after the surrender OF
Manila and complained of by SPAN
were and are rightful acts under the
Protocol itself: that they would ha-
We been rightful if no naval or null
tary operations whatever had been
conucted against that city after the
Signature thereof, and that their
rightfulness is not impaired by such
hostile operations.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08

Ito the immediate delivery Of
the place (Manila) to the Spanish
Government:
2.-The immediate release of the
garrison of the same:
3.-The return to the Spanish Co.
vernment of all the funds and public
property taken by the American ar
my since its occupation of the place,
and all the taxes of every kind CO.
llected or to be collected up to the
time of returning the same:
4.-The recognition of the obliga-
ton on the part Of the United States
to indemnity Spain for allegad Sc
rious damage occasioned by the de-
tention as prisoners of her troops, to
which detention it is alleged is due
the spread with impunity Of the Ia
gallo insurrection in Luzon and its
invasion of the Vizayan islands, and,
moreover, because to the same has
been due the alleged ill-treatment
Of thousands Of Spanish prisoners,
military and civil,
In the dlatory assertion Of these
extraordinary claims the Spanish
Commissioners have at times repu-
dated and at other times have ap-
pealed to and claimed rights under
the stipulations Of a convention en-
tered into between Spain and the
United States, by and under which
the rights, duties, liabilities and sta
tus of the contracting parties were
explicitly settled. That conven tlon
is the Protocol Of August II, 1898.
1t is contended by the American
Commissioners that an establish
ment of the status quo provided for
by that Protocol, and comprehen'
ded within its intent and meaning
upon fair construction Of its terms,
is the only demand that Spain can,
upon her own theory, make in the
premises, even if it is Hypothetical
ly conceded, for the mere purposes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
Mercado de cafe
: en- Barcelona.
E] de Puerto Rico ha teni.
do una ligera alza.
En- Ia escala de cotizaci0nes
sostiene ell mayor precio en-
tire sus similareS, excepto el
de Moka

De Ia revista comercal Mercurio
que Sc edita en- aquella importante
ciudad espahola son los datos que q
continuation publicamos referentes
al mercado de cafe en- aquella plaza.
Por los siguientes datos Sc vera que
el grano de Pto. Rico ha alcanzado
una igera alza y sostiene su merito
en- Ia escala mas elevada respecto a
sus simlares excepto el de Moka.
He aqui las actuales cotlzaciones
Precios por 100 kilos, despachados
con sus precios en- pesetas.
Fernando Poo (nomlnaD $50 a 2S6,
Mexico |. 335 a 1856,
P. Rico Yauco 345 356.
Hacienda 335 a 346.
Caracolllo P. Rico 351 a 35S.
Centro America 28S a 326.
Colombia superior 320 a 32l.
Colombia regular 303 a 304.
Caracas superior $40 a 345.
Ell Salvador corriente $40 a 315.
Guatemal superior 1923 a 324.
Santor superior. 290 a 300.
Santos regular 2Sl a 2S2.
Cuba 300 a 3O4.
Moka 355 q 365.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
No les hizo fa|ta e| habIa.
En- una aldea de Ia India
inelesa fue muerto un
hombre que llevaba tres
monoS.
Los simios So escondieron du-
rante la esceDa, perSiguien.
do despues a los aseSinos
hasts entregarlOs en- manos
de la justicia.

Hace algun tempo lego una a.
dea de Solpur India, un homhye
con tres nlonos Y INA cabra, los IL
digenas Sc Ia pidlerc 4 para comerce-
Ia. El viajero les otrecl6 todos IS
ahorros. cuatro ruD'0s. con tal Ge
que no So e quita-an y no lie h.c.e-
ran daho pero los indios no solo Le
robaron Ia cabra Y r Il com;eron,
sino Que ademaz le llevaron q bos-
que Y le asesinaron.
Todas las escenas IA pre>err:a-on
los tres monos, Y luego unn je clos
Sc encaram6 en- un arbol p-6Xln.D al
sitio donde habfa sido erter4Go u
amo, otro sigui6 los asesinos Y ron
sigui6 coger la piel de cabra para col
garA en- otro &rbol.y el tercer simio
Sc dirgi6 & un poicia del pueblo :
con gestos Y thrones de Ia ropa cons
gui6 que le siguiera.
e fiel gufa le conduio al sitio don
de estaba su dueho enterrado, y en-
pez6 & excsvar Il terra. en- cuya ta-
rea vino syudsrle el mono que g ha-
bis quedado de gusrdia.
En- cuanto qued6 el csdsver al des
\ cubierto, el poicfa oonprendi6 Ia his
Nora, pero Sc hubiera quedsdo sin "a
B9 quiknes eran los asesinos. 81 los
monos no e hubieran oogido por Ia
ropa Y k hubiesen nevado { Ia casa
del mdigepa mas responsible del cri-
men, sobre el cual Sc srroiaron furio-
sos.
A los pocos monentos Lego el O.
tro mono con ls piel de Ia cabrs Y
,ambikn . arroi6 sobre el asesino;
{ consecuenciA de todo 10 cual hoy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
No olvideis E] Popular.

En- los dltimos vapores acaba de
recibir ell Sr. America Salas ell mas
amplio y elegante surtido de calza-
CO de todas formas. Ell mas exigente
gusto halla en- el Popular ell calzado
que desee y para sehoras, sehoriats
y ninas Sc encuentran ali. Calzado
para bale, para boda, de colores,
negros, blancos, de todas formas y
de todos precios. Esencias finas, es-
tuches para regalos, paraguas geno-
veses, aguas de tocador, para cabe-
ca y para la barba, cremas para e!
zutis, todo artfculo en- fin de la mas
esquisita perfumeria Sc encuentra
en- los elegantfsimos aparadoes del
establecimiento de moda de Ia ciu-
dad. Sc renueva el surtido en- to-
dos los vapores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
Meeting anticlerical.

Dicen de Valencia que el goberna-
dor civil ha autorizado un meeting
anticlerical, que ira seguido de una
manifestation q fin de mantenerse
ell libre ejercicio de los derechos in
dividuales ycada manifestante usara
de los buenos trajes que vende La
Palmesana de Juan Pieras, Allen 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08

Hay agriculture, gus necesltan
r.oyordomos" y hay "nayordomos,
cue neoesitaa coIooo1bn Esas do,
osp;roei0nes Sc e.cusntyaa con DIFF
evltod Y -stoylo. ansb1, coincidris
rdpidarssn1s s: los asseos de s1ayor15
r1Os y oe-ieuLtoTss 1 cnuacl9s c.
La CorrsspoHdsnci2". Hay en- e.
&c cioTiO esIeeaGl y uscdioS .avlfs q
sEete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08

est&n los acusados Y los monos en- Ell
tuere de oho.spur, esperanto "a Wis
ia de q causa.
Tan sorprendente notleia Ia "a
publicado el Indian Daily News !,
peri6dico de Calcutta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
lntereSante.

Arneees y sillss de montar para
brancal y rareja los mejoles, mas ba.
ratios y mas tuertes. krecios sin
igual. 1000 camas desde S1.99 q
$500. Colchones i s1.75 en- Gel
Cielo" Arrivf Hermanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-08
Doctor R. Cesfero Molina .
EN- LAS ENFERMEDADES DE LA
Nariz, Ia Carganta ] los Oidos, ] Cirugia
de Ia Cabeza Y del Cueno

Dpuks de paicando Ep
tai de los Profeso Sebau Lmoyes Luc
cudad donde excuvamen dch especGdd
meno trdnsumiaacon
O6cinos 20 Allen S. Ieono Hora de de
m. pobres Viernes
des m. Domingo dias
en-