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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
BISHOP PASSES
CHURCH PLANS
For New Hungarian Edifice
Insurance Unsettled

Bishop McFaul, of the Trenton
diocese, yesterday accepted plans for
a new church edihce for the Church
Of Our Lady of Hungary that will
cost approximately $4,000. He also
accepted $4,000 as a settlement from
an insurance company to cover the
loss on the frame structure of that
church, which was recently destroy
ed by fire. No acceptance was made
of any settlement for insurance on
the furnishings in the parsonage
which is occupied by Rev. Francis
Gross.
Insurance to the amount of $4,000
on the house furnishings, including
a piano, was carried in the North
western National Fire Insurance
Company, of Milwaukee, for which
Massopust Brothers are the local
agents. The damage has been adj
judged by Albert Leon, Manager
Christians Of the Steger piano store
and others to be about $500, while
the insurance company, it is claimed,
wants to settle for practically moth
ing. The loss on the piano is about
$3.50. This is rated at $25 for
imaginary loss Dy the |duJustcIS
Two dollars is offered for destruc-
ton of laundry" consisting of lace
curtains and other valuable furnish
ings.
Since the bishop has passed &C
ceptance on the plans for the pro-
posed new structure, Architect ]. II.
Dayton will rush the work SO as to
have the splans and specifications
Issued for bids at the earliest posi-
BILE date. The structure will be OF
brick.
The frame structure which was
destroyed had been insured for
$4,000, but $4,000 was accepted, it
being claimed that the building was
not totally destroyed. The amount
offeredsby the Northwestern Nation
al Company as a settlement for the
house furnishings will probably
never be taken. Rev. Mr.. Cross in
tends to lay the matter before church
heads SO that no other church insur-
ance be carried in that company. He
brought the matter before Bishop
McFaul yesterday when he exhibited
plans for the proposed new building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
ADRIFT ALL NIGHT ON
SGOW OFF THE COAST

Long Branch, Nov. 30:-A scow with
two men on board drifted in shore at
Galilee during the night and yesterday
life-savers went to the aid Of the i'm
perilled men. The scow is supposed to
have broken loose from q New York
tow. The crew Of the life-saving station
No. A had difficulty in launch
ing their boat on account Of the heavy
sea that was running. Before starting
out to the rescue the crew had sent
word to New York about the position
of the scow and the tug Moran and the
life-savers reached the scow about the
same time. The tug took the scow in
tow and proceeded to New York. The
men on the scow had suffered consider
ably from exposure but were in fair
shape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
F. 0. {. BALL PLANS
NEARING COMPLETION

Arrangements are being made for
the fourth annual dance and recep-
ton Of the Perth Amhoy Aerie, r.
o. f., No. 1856, which will be held
in the Auditorium on January II.
During the past years the dances
given under the same auspices have
proven very successful, and the COM
mtttee in charge of this years event
will do all in their power to eclipse
previous records.
The committee consists of: Her
bert Redwood. chairman: assisted
by G. w. Wells. Richard Tiedge, W.
]. Rose, j. Rapino, Matthew Rodda,
H. c. Kredl, G. H. Yost, F. ]. Schultz
and p. j. MacFarland. A. 8. Rose is
floor manager and F. G, Gilman his
assistant.
At a meeting of the committee
held in Eagle hall last night final
arrangements were completed and a
large sale Of tickets reported. Louis
Horner's orchestra Will furnish
music for the occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
DON'T FLIRT WITH OPERATOR.
Wireless Men Must Behave When Miss
Packers al the Key.

New York, Nov. 80. - The United
Wireless has sent out a warning to all
shore stations and ships inspired by
the first trip of the first woman wire
less operator employed on a liner, Miss
Graynella Packer of Jacksonville. Fla.
All down the coast Miss Packer
win be jollied until she lands in her
W city and resume her study Of
music until the ship sails again. Then
she VIII take up the wireless game
again and continue at it until she
lands here, when she VIII devote a
few more days to music and then take
another fall out of the music for wire
less.
The agency was inspired to try a
woman wireless operator because of
complaints by shippers against sons
Of the men, who did 0 seem to care
whether or not thag got messages for
the line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
PLM|
FOR Y. NJ. c. A
Decide to Form Local Branch
of State Assn.

1T has been decided to form fhe pro:
posed organization for Christian yonne
men of the city into q regular branch
of the state Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION and active steps are being Ia
ken by those interested in the move
hent to bring this idea about. The
state department of the Y. M. G. A.
has been communicated with and 1t 10
expected that it will assist in the local
movement.
In the meantime charter rolls will W.
circulated in different portions Of the
city for signatures of desirable youl &
men who might like to join the organi-
cation. These charter rolls will be turn
ed in at a meeting to be called a week
from tomorrow night in one of the chap
els of the local churches.
The proposition as outlined abb
was enthusiastically discussed q
meeting held last night in the Je4
son building and prospects are
bright for the fulfllment Of the idea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
MOOSE VISIT
At ELIZABETH
Perth Rmboy Members Help
Form New Lodge.

A delegation of twenty-five mem
bers of Perth Amboy Lodge, No. 329,
Loyal Order of the Moose, of this
city, went over to Elizabeth last
night and witnessed the institution
OF the Elizabeth branch of the order
that took place in Masonic hall, In
Broad street, that place. A large
number of candidates were received.
w. j. Bennett, state national or
ganizer, attended the meeting, and
after complementing the organizers
for their work, said that the Eliza
beth lodge will soon rank among the
largest in the state.
A short time ago several we'll
known citizens sent a petition to the
supreme lodge asking that a dispen-
sation be granted to organize a lodge
In Elizabeth. The permission was
given. The committee of charter
members who assisted in organizing
the local branch is composed Of
Samuel Ammermann, Joseph Cree,
DR.. Thomas F. Higgins, James J.
O'Brien, George saxton, DR.. A. w.
Lamy, Paul Grossman, Ewald Hutte-
mann, DR.. f. w. Warnke, Joseph
O'Neill, Patrick J. Mahoney, w. j.
Hurley, Benjamin Philips, Charles
Peterson, Richard Hill, Emil Blaser.
William Burns, James Brown, Will
liam j. Connolly, Peter Halbeson
Emil Leiber, Charles McGinty, Wal
ter Quick, Louis seely, Karl Wal
ter, J. F. Luft and James ]. Cor
coran.
The board Of examining physi-
clans include DR.. Thomas T.. Hig-
gins, DR.. j. w. Hurley, DR.. A. w.
Lamy and DR.. F. w. Warnke.
Previous to last nights meeting
there was a parade through the up
town section Of the city and a sup
per in Masonic hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
TAX ~APPEALS0FC COUNTY
HAVE NOW REACHED go

Sixty applications for reduction in
tax assessments had been filed with
Clerk William A. Spencer, Of the
County Board of Taxation, up to
noon today, which is the exact num-
Der filed up to Don November 80,
1903. The four latest appeals filed
follow: Goddard Brothers against
Perth Amboy, reduction from $4,000
to $4,000; Charles M. Van Dusen
against Perth Amboy, reduction from
1878 to 1878 on lot II "a, block IA;
Charles M. Van Dusen against Perth
Amboy, reduction from $1,000 to
$1,700 On house and lot IS, block
IA, Madison avenue; James Morri-
son against Perth Amboy, reduction
from $4,000 to $4,000, lots 4, 5 and
8, block SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
MR.. KREUDL DELEGATE
TO STATE CONVENTION

A. j. Kreudl, Of "a Buckingham
avenue, a prominent member of the
German-Hungarian Sick and Death
Benefit Society, Of this city, has been
selected to act as O delegate from
the local branch to the state conven-
ton which will be held in Elizabeth
Sunday, December 4. Mr.. Kreudl
has been instructed by the society.
which is composed mostly of Ameri-
cans, to use his influence to have the
name changed to one denoting a
true American society. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
OF
PERTH AMBOi
City Engineer Gives Data
Nearly Fen Miles.

According to City Engineer Sam
uel j. Mason there are approximately
nine and a quarter miles Of inl-
proved paved streets and six miles
of macadam roads in this city at the
present time, which is a vast Inn
provement over what street condi-
lions were a few years ago. Until
about two years ago there was bare
ly half that mileage of improved
thoroaghfares, which shows that the
city has advanced greatly In that
line. 1t is a much more modern
city and by this improvement alone
1t compares favorably with all Other
cities In the state.
Engineer Mason says that inn
proved streets and roads are things
which cities and counties everywhere
pride themselves in possessing. Il
Ia the aim of each municipality te
produce the best possible roadWays
and this city it ear be said not alont
compares with all other cites "a
state, but leads many of them.
alone does 1T lead in quantity,
likewise In quality. The majorit
pavements here are of The very
There are no rough cobbles
streets, but they are all smooth
serviceable to the highes degree
Various kinds of paveLents.
been put down and thus
like any individual, learned
best. There are approxinfatelyH
miles OF brick pavement, twaNf
quarter miles of bitulithic. fN
a quarter miles Of asphalt bl0tks
half mile of wood block, neI9sa
mile Of asphalt and six nI1sa3
macadam. SsS@sskSa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
CENTRAL USE P. R. R.
STATION JERSEY CITY

Jersey City, Nov. S0:-There is a
rumor among railroad men that the
New Jersey Central railroad, which
now runs all trains into Communt-
paw, an out-of-the-way place for
passengers to get to, and the West
shore railroad, with It's terminal at
Weehawken, will change their places
to the Pennsylvania depot, foot of
Exchange place, Jersey City.
Since the Pennsylvania railroad
has opened its new station in Man.
haitian, and is runnig all South
er, Western, Washington and Phila-
delphia express trains to Manhattan,
there is plenty of room for such a
change.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
nARn OLE THANKS.

The undersigned takes this means to
offer their sincere thanks to all the
neighbors and friends who so kindly
offered their assistance during our re.
cent trouble in the sickness Of bur fam.
lily and the loss by death Of our little
girl Mary. We also wish TO thank al
who SEMI flowers for the funeral and
especially do we wish to thank the Rev.
v. B. skoy for his comforting words
and Undertaken Eugene Mullen for his
attention.
MR. AND MRS. ANDREW JENSEN,
1~6S30-11-30-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
POLICE NEWS

Charged with assault and battery
by Mrs. S%orensen, OF Matano Place,
John Adams, twelve years old. OF
488 sayre avenue, was dismissed at
a hearing this morning.
Peter Shelters, forty-six years old,
of S25 State street, was before Re-
corder Pickersgill last night charged
by Andrew Kozwasky, of 107 Chaun-
cey street, with assault and battery.
It proved to be a cas- of mistaken
identity, however. and the case was
dismissed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
DRAW BILL AFFECTING
WEICHTSAHDM MEASURES

Trenton, Nov. Bod. William
III, Allen, a director of the Robert l..
Stevens Fund for Municipal Re-
search, who directed the investiga-
ton that resulted in disclosures of
the cheating being done by mer-
chants which shocked the state, was
in conference with Assistant Secre-
tary of State j. B. R. Smith relative
to a bill which the latter had drafted
for presentation at the next session
of the Legislature, the object of
which Is to establish a state bureau
of standards, in an effort to put a
stop to the practise of undermeasur-
ing and short weighing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
ATTEND

Rev. and Mrs. William II. Bawden
of the First Baptist church, left there
this morning for Port Chester, N. Y, to
be at the fftieth anniversary celebra.
ton of the North Baptist church IN
that place. It was in this church that
Rev. Mr.. Bauden was ordained and
where he began his first pastorate after
the ordination ceremonies. Rev. Mr.
Bawden viii make an address on the
occasion Of the golden jubilee of the
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
To Preach In Tottenuille.

Rev. c. W. Hanson, of the Danish
Methodist Episcopal church. this
city, will preach In w. @. t. U. hall
in Centre street, TottenVille, tomor-
row night, before the Scandinavian
residents of that place who have
been holding services there during
the past several months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
ST. FAIR

The Ladies Of st. Stephens Danish
Lutheran church have completed ar
rangements for their fairlwhhh will be
given in the basement Of The church on
Thursday and Friday eveainn Of this
week. The place of attrastih will be
appropriately decorated for Tie occas-
ion and the committee have spared no
pains to make the affair one of the most
successful events of it's kind aver held
in this city. Booths in charge of che
ladies of the church will be ara o ged.
A different form of entertainment will
be given each evening. Coffee, cake and
ice cream will be on sale as we'll as
many fancy articles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
j. r. REICH ATTENDS
AGENTS CONFERENCE

John R. Reich, of Washington street,
ticket agent of the Lehigh Valley rail
road company of this city, is attending
a conference of the ticket agents of
this division which is being held in
Newark today. The idea of the meet
ing La to settle disputes of various n
lures that arise In the passenger traffic
at intervals and to make the agents
more proficient in the discharge of their
duties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
ALUMNI TO MEET.

At the meeting Of the High School
Alumni Association which will be held
in the high School Friday night, plans
will be made for the Christmas Dance.
Following the meeting an entertain
ment will be held in the form Of an old
fashioned party for the members of the
Alumni and their friends. Miss Edna
Coutts il chairman of the arrangement
committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
BAPTIST Brotherhood Meeting.

owing to the small attendance
only a business meeting of the Bap-
fist Brotherhood was held last night.
The talk that was TO have been given
was postponed. Plans for a lecture
or course of entertainments were
discussed as was also a layman's
missionary meeting for the me of
the church. Both were referred to
the program committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
DANCE AND

Plans are being made for the annual
dance and reception to be given in Pu-
laski hall, ON April Is under the aus
pieces of the Gen. J.. III. Dabrowski So
ciety No. 14e P. N. A. Of this city. Tick
cts for the affair were issued yesterday
and plans are in progress TO entertain
q number Of out Of town lodges at the
event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
RECEPTION DELIGHTFUL.

At the Presbyterian chapel last even
ing a reception was given to the Home
Department Of the Sunday School. The
officers and teachers of the Sunday
School were also invited. E.. w. Bar
mes showed some very Interesting ster-
eopticon slides taken s4Palestine, IL
Illustrating the life of Christ. AS each
slide was given Mr.. Barnes gave q short
talk. The musical part of the reception
was a solo by Mrs. Wilbur tLaRee and
also a solo by Mr.. Podmors After this
a social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. A rising vote of
thanks was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
mes by those present, as the affair vas
given by them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
\ CHARMING

MSS Anna Anderson proved her.
self p charming hostess at a recep-
ton given by her at her home in
Broap street, to a number of her
friends. The house was prettily dec
GRATED for the occasion with ferns
and cut flowers. During the even
Ing Miss Catherine Stokes rendered
a number of piano selections while
Edward. Hooben and G. Jago enter
tanned with a number Of violin selec-
tions. At 10 O'Clock the guests were
ushered into the dining room, where
a sumptuous repast was served, af-
ter which the rooms were cleared
and dancing enjoyed until a late
hour of the morning.
Among those who attended the af-
fair were the Misses Anna Ander-
son, Rachel Jago, Mamie Hanley, Ju-
liza Holzheimer, Elizabeth Doolan,
Catherine Stokes, and M. J.. Ander-
son. Messrs. John Deegan, Charles
Anderson, James Canton, George
Jago, Frank Sullivan and Joseph
Bath, all of this city, and Harold
Mundy, of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
SEWING CIRCLE MET,

The members OF the Sewing Circle of
the Danish M. E. church met at the
home of Olaf Larsen In Barclay street
last night and arranged plans for the
fair and bazaar that viii be held in Da-
"a hall Thursday, December s. The
ladies have been meeting nee a weak
In preparations for this affair and have
gotten together many fancy and useful
articles that will be offered for sale |
at that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
NEwLYwEps, RECEPTION.

A reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. G. K. Martin, at 500 Market
street, Sunday afternoon and even
Ing, the occasion being the return of
the newlyweds from their wedding
trip. The house was prettily deco
rated for the event with ferns and
chrysanthemums. During the re-
ception games were played and mu-
sic was enjoyed. Miss Ella Lybeck
and Miss Leah Martin entertained
the gathering with several duets. At
5 o'clock a sumptuous repast was
served, after which the merriment
was resumed and until the early
hours Of the morning, after which
the guests departed, voting Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin charming entertainers.
Among those present were: Miss
Helen Hanson, Ella Lybeck, Leah
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson, Harold
and Warren Hanson, Herbert Eyer
kuss, James Mullen and Mrs. Carl
ton, of this city; Mr.. and Mrs. e. L..
Murphy, Oliver, Edward, Margue-
rite. Harold and Geraldine Murphy,
of Mount Vernon, N. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Deavlin, of Plainfeld; Miss
Mary Sullivan, of Matawan; Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Larkin, William Larkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Eberurne, Jack Eberurne,
Margaret Quinn and Jack Larkin, of
South River; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
kepugh and Stanley Walling, of
Ketport; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Per-
rinA Of Jamesburg; and Miss Mar
sar& O'MaIra, of Midtown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
HAPPENINGS ONE
YEAR AGO TODAY
I year z today

A year ago today
A semi-annual meeting of the
Elizabeth District Woman's Home
Missionary Society Of the Newark
Conference, was held in the Simpson
M. e. church here.
A Plainheld colored mans daugh-
ter, believed to have been stolen, was
found to be care. for in this city and
later restored to her parents.
Joseph Butlat, Of this city, was ac-
cidentally shot In the eye by a COM
panion with whom he was out gun
ning.
The EVENING NEWS sent a rep
resentativs to question William T,
Meredith upon the subject of pur-
chasing some of the latter's prop
erty at the foot OF Market street as
a public recreation place for the
city. In that way the owners views
were secured and the proposition
was Abandoned
A represeu Of Is s4ass,s Saasaas
uye4ar Rfair
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
OBITUARY
MRS. JANE TAYN.

Mrs. Jane Tayn, widow Of the late
John Tayn, died this morning at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ertek
Anderson, PA Kirkland place. Mrs.
Tayn. who was seyenty-nine years
old, was a resident of this city for
the past Afty years. Besides her
daughter with whom she resided,
Mrs. Tayas survived BY another
daughter Ns I0na
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
So. pAuIis LAnIEs.

The regular meeting Of the Ladies ,
Aid Society Of st. Paul's German
church of this city, win be held az me
home Of Mrs. J. Turk, in Market
street tomorrow afternoon. As matters
Of Importance are 10 be discussed it is
requested that all members attend the
session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-30
CITY BRIEFS

-Middlesex Council, Jr. o. U. A.
M, meets tonight in ODD Fellows
hall,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20
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casa Sabria que rspecto N hdcIIdad d' m
temoria en- ciertas circunstancsas.
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l nonversac6n oue me inerasaha mas que Ora nnguna
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si coraz6n me adivina por @pecc de sobenatuta
trnetrm6n Lo que ella dice prcclsamenta 10 qi'
20 necesto olga Me yinccrarnnte, con m amor
que eleva mis- pr0piOe ojos que cmbeecera oda m
vida Cmpendo que podra haeer de mi nm hombre se7o
bueno va me ha hecho mejor Fs possible que ~ de7no
sea no conocer janis nj aqulera 81 n0nbrel
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81 euviera desfrando alg1n trozO zcrito u ldon'
gxtraio que neccslse traduer paabra por paab@i Sn
embargo pOr fria que noStrsre pOlia deduclre po
eieas emocona fugitiyas dc rGro que complaca e
Ia Iectura
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yerdadero earin0 Peru. (th mas eMpero que en
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salir de la nule que pocamsnte roea vi e otrp
dia un IienzD qne repr4ynta Psyehe Ne parye qe
historic tiene senetsna IA yuetra Aeabado 81 mis-
terio, muerto d amor!
y me paree & 1T-dje su,enaSandoa--lue la sefio-
rita prosaica burls DO primo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20
XVI.

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oonoo oue vienes anuneiarme tn marcha V'"o0'n''
Tls padres te esperaran ,.
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4 o,e eoueJa tsna mariana haba recogldo en- Ia s'"
de
ss.nchar Varrstclnay Alejarme de la muJer Dnod
h uvos tjernos ciosos rengones Hevaba 20 Sopre Hi
oboi Jamas tendria vlDr Y sin embargo, el ines
10 Juoio terninala; SOLO restaban va ounce dlaS par"
,.n;r 81 curss, En- cuantO examenes, tan Prepdr"o
etata para eql.s para que me hcleran oDfo "'
varios meses que no agBrraba un libro
,s ,,,s,exto inyntar para no aleJarme de la
capitals * r,
Por ahors-respondi eyasivamente al ITO 1uan-
; ,,roye.f.ss soa toesgyia muy vagOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20
Articalos para escriterb
uA GRAN sUaTlDO

Esyr1banfse eiegsaseas propias pare
oolos de yarios tamaiics y prccaos.
Papeles de todas classes. soores' ha
u;ces Tintas, Pfumas, Preasas para GO
r;ar Cop;adores de ears&s, dbretas a.
,aS tamanos, Facturerss n't'mo mo
ae.o s infiniaad do hyeses 4 preeio
seon6zieos.
Ne venta en- eli BOLETTN MERCAN
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a. s. LEO
ped,ETIN MERCANTn.

na Do uucha 1tilidsd, 10 solo para
lon Aboeados, Cortes Jataieiaies, Ayun
sar,ientos, Corporscscnea y emPeado'
de- todos los rauaos sine sanbisn para
los conerciantes, indtssTiales y pers"
mas De negocios, el eoaociuierto oe las
Lsyes De P,,erto Rico aprobadas por las
Csmaras y el Consejo Ejeeutivo en- el
ailo de 1907.
Sc ve11de & $f-50 en- Ia Aibreria del
Sc scsba de FeeibiF en la Librerla
de- RDLETIN.
Preoio Q 2.l0 eo1 franquee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20

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AM8AR GA.QAMTEZADO
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