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New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
MISS ADA M. M'CREA TO WE'D
Daughter Of P. 2. r. Head to Marry
Son of Pittsburg Judge.
lRy Telegraph TO The Tribune

FT Telegraph 70 me ltDune.I
Philadelphia. Nov 3.-President James
McCres IF the Pennsylvania Railroad and
Mrs. McCrea formally announced to-day
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Ada NJ McCrea. to Richard HAYS Hawkins,
a son of Judge William c. Hawkins. of
Pittsburg No plans for the wedding were
made public
Miss McCrea and her fance have known
each other since childhood. Since her
parents moved TO this city she has been a
leader in the younger set and has frequent
" acted as hostess al the McCTea country
home. Ballyheather, Gray's Lane. Ardnore-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
applause
RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA ARRIVES.

Vassili vassilievitch Andreef and the I'M
periaI Russian Court Balalaika Orchestra
arrived on the steamer Oceanic Yesterday
morning to make a tour of the country
under the management of klaw & ETlanser-
They will give their first performance IN
Carnegie Hall on Monday night The pro
granln1e will consist OF Russian Wedding
songs. songs of the boatmen of the Nolga,
folk dances and prison songs
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
SENATOR ELKINs IMPROVING
NAV Take His Seat in Congress After
HOLIDAYS

Washington. Nov. Ex-senator Elk1ns may
be able to appear in his seat in the COM
ing session OF Congress. according ~ a
statement relating TO his condition made
at his home here to-day Although he viii
not attempt to be present Al the opening of
Congress his friends expect that he will
arnesr and take up his work after Christ
mas.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
OGLETH0RPE H0N0RED
Statue Unveiled of English Gen.
eral Who Founded Georgia.

Savannah. Nov 23.-The memory of Cen
a-.1 Ts-,es edward Ogelthorpe, founder OF
the colony of Georgia. was honored here
to-asv nv the unveiling of a statue erected
nv the state OF Georgia. the city of Savan-
nah the sons of the Revolution and
through private subscriptions The monu-
n7e7t which cost $4,000. stands in Chippewa
square and Bull street the most prominent
tho-oug1fare in Savannah.
Addresses were made by J. Randolph
Anderson. of Savannah, chairman of the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
PLANS FOR INAUGURAL PARADE

Albany. Nov. 2S.-Preparations are being
made for the parade in connection with the
inauguration of GoveruOr-elect John n Dix
on January . The procession will include
SQUADRON A of New YORK: Albany Battal-
ion OF the 10th Regiment and Troop B. OF
Albany. and the entire I'd Regiment, which
includes separate companies from places
near Thomson the summer home Of the
F.oyeruOr-eIect.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
eAYNoR TO GO TO ST. JAMES.

Mayor Gaynor VII eat his Thanksgiving
TURKEY in BROOKLYN, bar he will prohsoiF
90 10 st. James tonight II Is likely mat
IL nl' not return 10 the c,ty Hall before
Mondaa, although he bsd mol entirely Dc
ided as 70 that lat nisht
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
DENIAL BY GEORGE N. RElNHARDT

George N Reinhardt. formerly president
of the Bronx National Bank, denied yes
terday a published statement in connection
with the recent arrest Of c. A Beling. vice
president Of the bank, that while he was
president he signed stock certificates in ad-
vance for convenience
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

Fer tee cO1veuisnce OF TRIBUNE readers
abroad arrangements have been made TO keep tire
DAILY and SUNDAY TRIBUNE hls n IN.
reading rooms 81 the hotels named below
TO%pJ%- Hotel Netropole Hotel victoris
Carlton Hotel St Errlins Hotel. Midland
Grand Hotel and EusJon Hotel
FRANCE--Ii0Jel Continental Grand Hotel. Hotel
Meuri-e. Hotel Astoria Hotel Chatham. HOt-
de FAthense Hotel DE- Lille et d AIoion. Hote
S. James et q Albany. Hotel Montana and
Hotel Nirabeau. Paris, Grand Hotel a AK ard
du Parc and Hotel des Ambassadors. Vichy
BF,LGIUM M-H1tsI splendid and Hotel de -
PIase. DsJend
4f9LTNNu-The Eurhaus, Schsveuingeu-
Hotel Adlon Esplaasds Hotel and Hctsl CO.
burg Berlin. lIotNl Messmer. Baden Baden.
Hotel uisch. cologne, Hotel Bellevue Hotel
,-ortinrntaI and Grand Union Hotel. Dresden
ami Hotel Mon pole Mstropole Frankrl-r.
Hotel SJnnmer- h-Inserhof. F'reibUr- Horsi
F.splauade AMI Hotel Atlantic. Hamburg ETar-l
RoyaL Hanover. Hotel Continental. Hotel Fol-
Kais-rhof and Hotel Mstropoie. Nsuheirn: Th.
Kur Hotel Neuenahr- Bad. Wurtsnberysr-
Nu-enhe~S. Hotel Nassauer-Hof. Hotel ksfss-
hof Palace Hotel. Hotel Imperial and Hotel
Rose, Wiesbadeu; Hotel Kaissrhof. wildunx x.r.
PITSSIA-HoreI Berlin. MOSCOW.
Hotel Victoria. Basic. Hotel
Victoria Interlaken: Palace Hotel. Naiois
Hotel Continental Lausanne. vorsI Palr,orr+
NontresIx: Thunerhor Thur
AUSTRIA-Hotei Bristol. Vienna. Grand u,rst
Hungsrta. Budapest Hotel savoy and w..-
End and Hotel National. Carlsbad: F.~rsT
Tvrol. Innsbruck. korps Hotel kcniEsvfYla
Franzeusbad Hotel Wetrns- ami Hotel bIj,--
Msrienbsd.
ITALY-Graud Hotel. Grand Hotel o,rirtusI 49,
Hotel Roysl. Rome; Hotel villa 'ysts e.
nobbio. Como. Savoy Hotel Hotel B-istol .,5
Eden Palace Hotel Genoa C5rarf F~r.I -
Hotel Royal Dani-ii. venics. Grand a...,
FIct.nc-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
AN ENGAGEMENT.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune-l
Boston. Nov Z--The engagement OF
Reginald Boardulan, OF this city, and Miss
Carrie Louise Mum, daughter OF Mrs
Charles A. Mum. Of Washington, is an
nounced. Miss Mum has been prominent
a., +be Younger social set in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
KhrzEwsrEiN CASE UP TUESDAY.

simon karzens1ein. the Bronx bore ano
- 6esIe- Eho Is under 81 90 hs II. charged
aTrh stealing $40 pounds Of meat from
--e 2IsnHarran state Hospital for the m
zane. on Wards Island snd also Win
bribery appeared in The Morrissnia police
court rezrerda, and requested Magistra =
Er@~r 80 postpone his examination uat''
saf9e time when ~ couid devote dsF u
- The court SCI next Tue1da-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
rR- r.legraph % TIE r-tbuns. !

ET ISI-sfdpII o II7 IUlIII--T
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23--1fiSs Marion z
Lewis daughter Of Frank Lewis Of this
city. and Julian T. Warder. Of New York.
were married at Memorial Baptist Church
here to-day. Mrs. Frank Edison Perkins.
of New York, was natron of honor. and
the bridesmaids were Miss Helen E,hreL.
Miss Emile Ehret, Miss Anna Sellers. of
WiIrningt and Miss Mildred Weigel, Of
New Brunswick, y. J. Einal Snyder, OF
Louisville, was best man, and The fol-
lowing were Ushers: George Campion,
George Walker, Harry K Mowen, Court
land Smith and Benedict Burkman, all Of
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Narder will make
their home in New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
PRENTICE GUEST OF GOVERNOR,

Albany Nov. 23.-Ezra P. Prentice, chair
man OF the Republican State Committee. is
= member OF d Thanksgiving party given by
governor and Mrs Horace White at the
o,-ec,,1ive mansion over the holiday Mr.
Trzn+ica to-day called or Speaker Wsds
.cr+1 and former associates IN the Al
.a-roy Generals department
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
SUCCESSOR TO DR. J. w. WHITE

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, Hov- 23-Dr. Edward Mar
+,1 former director OF health and charities
- for many years professor OF clinical
surgery at the University of PENNSYLVANIA
= 20 no named to succeed Dr. !. William
r.-;ts .. A--n Rhes Barton professor -
institution.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
MARRI

.FNsTROSG-I.E BoUTILLIER-on wednes-
day November 23. AT Calvary Church. IN The
CITY OF New York. by the Rev. leighton Farks-
u D. Katharine Martin. daughter ot Mr., and
Mrs Charles lie Boutillier. 10 Mr.. Sinclair
Howard Armstrong OF Mr. and Mrs. James
Sinclair Armstrong
Hal STED - KIREI4AN % - On November e-3.
IaI0 al No 2ts Washington ave E-ookivn.
bv the Rev T. r Carson. .. d. Christine.
daughter OF the late G. Josephine Bach and
Alexander Kirkland. to Frank Ryder Halsted-
R-WARDWELL-On Wednesday, No
yeu1her o. 1910. at the Church OF the Holy
Communion. By the Rev. Henry Mottet. D D.
and the Rev. Allyue Howell Dorothea Falss
daughter OF Henry L. Vardvel ESQ 70
Thrcop Martin Wilder.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must ne
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP MEN MEET

London. No 25.-The annual conference
~ representatives. q the Atlantic stea17-
SID lines opened to-6aT number -
c-@s-icrs involving ire relations q the
-o-uua-ies viii - 6isclsse-d. bur i = not
@-eeCre5 nat env changes of importance
7- ---ez z-If7 ~ made
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
ENGAGED.

fl-ss ssE-WOLFF-aIrs j. G. a Wolf ar
11ounces the engagement OF her daughter.
Jobnnna 10 Walter Karl son OF Dr.. Wa!ther
ard Mre Fanny Etlshsmius Hesse. all OF
Dresden. GERMANY
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
DIX AT HOME FOR THANKSGIVING.

Albany, Nov. 23.-Governor-electJ John A
Dix came to Albany from New York TO-
night He expects to spend Thanksgiving
Day at bis home here
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
CHOLERA DECREASE IN ITALY.

Rome. Nc. cs.-Fo- two DAYS 10 deaths
-zr= been reported from the cholera in
<e--@5 districts -Four new cases oF he
disease developed yesterday and fve m
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
r. Telegraph % The Tr,huns.

Boston, Nov 2S--Miss Elizabeth Forbes
daughter OF Mrs George r Forbes OF No
81 Thornton street. Roxbury. and Malcolm
stuart McNeal Watts, son OF the late h .
Watts. a well known Philadelphia business
man. were married last evening IN St
Jaues's Episcopal Church, Roxbury. by the
Rev, Murray Dewart, rector Of the par1sh-
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Anita P. Forbes, as maid OF honor
Mrs Watts Is graduate OF Radcline
and Mr.. Watts of Harvard College and
the Harvard Law School He now is with
the law firm of Huntington. Rhinelander x
Seymour, in New York
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

THE CAST
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

Miss Christine Kirkland. daughter OF the
late Alexander kirkland, OF New York and
Frank Ryder Halstead, who Is connected
with the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
were married at the home Of ". 2. Hal
stead, No. 24s Washington avenue. Brook
Ivn. last night by the Rev. J. 2. Carson
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

3fontc1air. y. J.. Nov. . fSpeciah-Nlss
Helen Claire Paxton. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William H. Paxton. of No. a Spring
street, and Russell Stafford. also of this
town. were married in the presence OF q
large number Of guests at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception this evening
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
James Mackinson- The maid OF honor was
Miss Charlotte Paxton. A sister Of the
bride The bridesmaids were Miss Jean
nette Hughes. Miss Agnes Hart Miss Edna
Stafford. a sister of the bridegroom. and
Miss Florence Mum. The flower girls we're
Miss Dorothy Divony and Miss Claire Pax
ton both cousins Of the bride
William H. Paxton. II, brother Of the
bride, was best man The Ushers we're John
Hart. George Do., George MaCCormack
and Michael CoyIe. all Of Montclatr- Fol-
lowing the wedding there was reception
in the Montclair Club Building, which was
attended by nearly two hundred guests
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford left here on we'd
ding trip. They will i've in Brooklyn upon
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
TNnFRrAEFRs

FRANK e CAMPBELL. 24I-s ves- ss4 ga
CrapeIs- Frtvare Rooms, Prtyats A11culzoces
Tel. 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
CEMETERIES
rHE WoopLAwN CEMETERY

2. r..sf1@ accessible bv Harlem train. sr-r
Grand Central Station Weosrer and J.rc-,s
avenue rrolIeys and by carriage Lors $50 ID
TeIepnone 4s55 Gram.rcy for Book Of Ti.Fs
representative
once. 20 Easr 23d s.. feE Torz Cf+y-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24
WEDDINGS.

At Otter Rock. the country home OF MI
and Mrs. William Thompson Graham OF
Green vich. Conn. their daughter MISS
Alice Graham was married 10 george %
Carhart yesterday at o'clock by the REV
DR. Waller, of Greenwich Miss Margaret
Graham was her sister maid OF nonor ana
Miss Edith Wilk and Miss Eleanor McCargo
attended as flower girls. Mr. Carhart, who
IS the son of Mrs William z Carhart- OF
BROOKLYN Heights and Greenwich, had as
best man his brother, Harold ". Carhart-
The ushers were Samuel J. Graham Mel
son Douzherty. of Manhattan: J. Dunhan
Carhart Philip Rogers Mallory. Robert
Mallory. ir. Francis Strickland Page and
Edwin Hicks BiseIow. of Brooklyn Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. Carhart are TO make their
home IT Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

Notices ef marriages and deaths must ~
asccnpen nied hr full nam. and addreaA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

CARTIsEDCiE-Ou Tuesday. November z Iofn
CarTiedSe in hts sHth year. Funeral .e-vic~s
from his late residence. No. 30 Clinton ave
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

After the run of "Trelawny Of the
Wells" at the Empire Miss Ethel Barry
more will make her own production of ].
NJ. Barrie's new one-act play. The Twelve
Pound Look" in connection with three
act comedy.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-24

CASE-Ou TusSde- Ncl -rnbsr -. 1910 ~
Tuckano y =. colin Douglas 0slcvsd
younger Of Henry Jay and Shetia Nc
DoU-zIi case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22

conocimiento qre tengo ii. .i.r..
funcionar aquel CongreSo. me atreyH
asegurar; que >i el Senado - "c,Ipa
del bill 10 remite 4 Ia clmara con 81
miendas es porquc los ietes rcpuhIica
nos en- ell Congreso Y IA admlni>tra-
cion de>ean que pase el bill V en- este
caso el dictamen de Ia COmi<i6n de
conferencias seri aprohado.
Reporter.-Sl 81 lnS conferences
ties no convienen. o. ieci-, 81 no re-
portan de acuerdO?
Larrinaga. E>to e. ln 1ue no sI-
cedera segun antes me- he aventura-
do decirle.
Reporter-En sinte>iS :1Ut cree
listed que resultant cree vi que el
bill pase OqIe vuelya 4 fraca>ar:
Yo creo que leb' f-aca~a- porque
es I'M prOvecto dc ley restrictive q'Ie
el pals rechaza-
Larrinaga- Amigo mio me- ponp
u<te,i el el Gao de iarie Il
unica rpspuests segura lsaicl como
dicen ala. que e. Ia del Rev q'Es IA
hio: 81 hill pOcira paSar- q no
pn.Ir. paslr ...- depende
Reporter -Parece que V - de-
ia aIzo en- el tinterO9
LaTrinsgs De ntemIs non Iglicat
ECleS.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22
FL M|KAO0 Sc ALEGRA De
HABER CONOC|D0 A Mr. Dickinson
Ell redactor de dario cubano censura la politica
del presidente Gomez
Una chpa ctrca destruyo Ell aerpano del aador Ermaa
en- Barcelona
FL presidene de los errocales de Chicago indianapolis
asesinado en- plena calle por desconocdo.
(De nuestro servicio cablegrafco.) J

Emilio Ojeda, embajador espahol
en- ell Vaticano, regresara inmedla~
tamente, por encontrase enfermo.
Sc ocupaba actualmente en- las nego-
ciaciones para la revision del Con-
cordato.
New York, julio 22.-Las compa-
MAS de vapores "Hamburg-Ameri-
can Line" Y American 4 Cuban
Steamships estableceran un servi-
clio regular entire Ia Habana y New
York el To- de agosto pr6ximo.
New York, julio Pun ladron
hizo un disparo esta mahana contra
Ira G. Rawn, presidente del ferroca-
rril de Chicago, Indianapolis y Louis
vile dejandolo muerto casi instan-
taneamente.
New York, julio 22.-Crippen el
matador de SUI esposa no esta a bor-
do del Kroonland. Sc espera ares
tarle en- Londres esta noche.
New York. julio 22.-El aeroplano
del avsador Ehrman recibio una des-
carga electrica, Sc incendio y cayo {
terra en- Barcelona.
New York, julio 22.-El empera-
dor del Japon telegrafio aver al pre-
sidente manifestandole que ha te-
nido una gran satisfaction al CO
nocer a Mr.. Dickinson.
Creese que la vista del secretario
de la guerra los dominos del Mi
kado contribuira mas a estrechar las
relaciones entire ambos pafses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22

New York, julio PEI directo
de LA Lucha" de Ia Habana ha lle-
gado a esta ciudad " ha declarado
que la polftica que Sc hace en- Cuba es
perjudicial al progreso de la isla y es
peclalmente al desarrollo de la ms
truccion. No ha dicho NADIA sobre la
tentativa de asesinato de que fu6 OF
jeto hace POGO.
New York, julio 22.-El presiden
te nablo ell 10 de julio en- Eastport,
Maine, en- frente de Ia biblioteca
Peary. A causa de estar baja la mar
rea, necesito subir 80 pies desde un
bote pequeho al muelle, por escalo-
mes cubiertos de escaramujos. Sc dis
pararon 81 canonazos para saludar-
lie, usando al efecto I'm antique ca
non de la guerra civil.
New York, julio 22.-Frank Goo
dale hlzo una ascension anoche en-
esta ciudad en- I'm aerostato desde Pa
llsado Park hasta Longaere Square
y volvio al punJo de partida en- 40
minutes. Es la primera vez que Sc
hace de noche un largo viaje aereo.
New York, julio 22.-Comunican
de Cuba que ell presidente Gomez a
probo aver el proyecto de ley sobre
camblo del arsenal.
New York. julio 22.-Un buque
escuela americana lego a Gibraltar
Su oficialidad fue cordialmente reci-
bids por los ofciales .ngieses.
New York. julio 22-Despachos
de Madrid informan que e! marques
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22
S0BRE VALORAC|0X
De IA PROP|EOAD.
Ell presidente de la liea de
propietarios remite una
communication al tesoro.
Presenta a]egaciones respecto
al cobro de cOntribuCiones.
Sc auxilia en- apoyo de SUI re.
clamaci6n de la ley de Rem
tas publicada por ell depar.
tamentO de tesoreria.

Ell presidente de la liga de propie-
tarios ha enviado con fecha 81 del
corriente al tesorero de Puerto Rico
la siguiente communication:
"Senor:-Es un hecho indiscutible
que en- estos dias Sc esta practican-
do la valoracion de las casas de esta
ciudad, modificandone la de los sola-
res en- que radican Y sus anexos.
Para tratar el asunto legalmente
he de valerme de la Ley de Rentas
publicada por el Departamento de
Tesoreria, que comprende toda la
materia hasta IA de MARIO de 1907.
Segdn dicha ley, cuya Seccion l
fue enmendada por la de la Legisla-
tura sobre reforma del articulo 295
del C6digo Polftico, aprobada en- 9
de mario 1910, tan pronto como sea
possible, despues de 10. de Enero
de cada ano ha de practicar ell tasa-
dor de cada distrito la valoracion 8
revaloraci6n de la propiedad del dis
trito.
Por la Seccion % Sc establece una
Junta de Revision para resolver las
reclamaciones, en- cuya Junta entran
dos miembros que deben ser nom
brados por el Gobernador a mas
tardar antes del 10. de mayo de ca
da aho. Hechas las rectificaciones
procedentes, seglin la Seccion %,
queda constituida la tasacion de la
propiedad para los fines de la con-
tribucion para ell a1o economico,
que principia ell 10. de julio.
Determine la Seccion "A, que las
contribuciones impuestas seran pa
gaderas semestralmente por adelan-
tado los dias primeros de julio y enc
70 de cada a7io. .
Estas disposiciones hacen formar
la opinion de que todo el procedi-
miento preparatorio para ell cobro
de la contribution ha de 'desenvol-
verse desde 10. de enero al 80 de ju-
MO para que ell 10. de julio puedan
los contribuyentes cumplir la obi
gaci6n de efectuar ell pago.
81 ell concepto final de la Seccion
% pudiera considerarse ambiguo por
no determinar a que primero de ju-
lilo Sc refiere, aunque no parece ra-
zonable entender, que pueda hacer
relaci6n a un primero de julio ante
rior, sino al posterior, ell texto de la
citada Seccion II reformada, que es
la Ultima palabra de la Legislature,
ContinGa en- la pagina 5a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22

"Lss causas inmediatas de la sin
par prosperidad Gle los Estados Uni,
dos, son varias. Primero, la riqueza
y la fertilidad del suelo, bajo un pun
to de vista agrfcola; segundo, riqueza
del subsuelo bajo un punto de vista
minero; tercero, calidad exceptional
del trabajo v espfritu emprendedor
de la raza; cuarto, TN considerable
aumento anual de poblaci6n; un au-
mento que no esta muy lejos de dos
millones al ano"
"Malas cosechas Sc temen al pre-
sente, pero la falta de cantidad sera
compensate por el aumento de pre-
clos"
"Yo podria escribir mucho mas
sobre la materia. Dire, sin embargo,
que 81 fuera inminente una crisis, Sc
ria POGO probable que cien mil anne
rcanos vinieran a Europa a gastar
aqui unos 500. 900, 900 al ano".
La situaci0n monetaria es buena
en- ell presente. Puedo asegurar esto
a sus lectores asf como a las gentes
que han invertido dinero en- bonos
de primer orden. NADIA hay que te-
mer por parte de una crisis. A. "
de Beck"
Hablando del asunto en- question.
Henry Bruner. director del Franc
American Bank, diio:
"No veo ninguna raz6n para dejar
de recomendar la compra de ciertas
sequTidGdeS americans en- el presen-
te. Las cosas en- los Estados Unidos
estan perfeetamente seguras. Casi
todas las primeras hipotecas Y los
bonos de ferrocarriles, pueden ser re-
comendados como buenos. Puede
que las cosechas sean un POGO bajas
pero esto no 20 <ahe ron seguridad.
En- realidad, Ia condicioneS agrfco-
las son briilanteS
"El pGblico frances debe aprender
d diferenciar Ia boisd de New York
v los Estados Cnid0s. No debiera a
sustarse con respecto 4 Ia situacI0n
economica de un gran pueblo como
America, solo porque a unOs pluto
cratas de New York. se les antOia 4
pretar ell mercado en- la bol>a, cuan-
do les parece favorable"
"Cuando la crisis de 1907. aconSe-
l6 a muehos capitalists franeeses
que invertieran dinero en- acciOnes Y
bOnos americanos. TOdOs los que
siguieron mis- oonsejos. recogieron
buenss gsnancias. Considero. Dor
eiemplo, los bonos del ferrocarril
"Milwaukee-San Pablo. que Sc han
vendido en- Paris. como las segrida-
des de meior posicion en- el mercado-
Hay otrzs muchas seguTidades anne
rieanas, que es aconseiable tOmar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-22
Permaneceran dos meses en- la
isla las dos cultaS V belIas
compatriotas que editaron en-
Madrid el primer periodico
de aquella clase.

Hemos tenido ell honor de recibir
la grata vista de dos bellas Y cultas
compatriotas, que despues de algu,
nos amos de ausencia en- Madrid Is
paiia, visitan otra vez Sar Juan en-
donde vivieron durante los primaros
amos de SUI ninez. Maria Isabel Eli
as V Was. son las dos distingridas
sehoritas que permaneceran dos mc
ses aqui para volver a su resldencia
en- la capital de Espaha.
FL que fuf DR.. Elias, medlco
militar de alta graduation en- ei
eiercito espahol era ell padre de Ia
senoritas Elias Y la dist!nguida -
milia Elias Was del6 proiHnda hH"-
la de afecto en- San Juan al II IN
peninsula.
Otra simpitica nota nos o're"'n
las cultas = hellas sehorra'.
Son periodistas V Gi'lGaH - .
capital de la peninsula e primo pc
ri6dico que dedicado al be!!o ~"No-
Sc ha editado alli.
La dana v la vida ilustrada g el
nombre de la magnitica puolicac: -
que a la habil Y e>plend!da dIreccioH
de las senoritas Isabel V Maria, %
une Ia collaboration de valio>a> por-
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vados. mdsica. modaS. ,ilcrA'G.s.
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clones Sc ven en- ell teX;o de la da-
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q. Sc ofreceran esplendidas trabajos.
Is una publication digna del gram
centro social en- que Sc edita y que
en- P. Rico tiene va general acepta-
cion apesar de ser muy POGO ell tiem-
po que Sc conoce. Las cultas iovenes
que la frente de la simpatica publ
caci6n Sc ha!lan, han realizado una
esquisita labor V su triunfo merecen
los mayores placemes.
De scntirsc es que su estad!a en-
Puerto Rico sea tan corta Y les de-
seamos la mas grata estancla aqul
con FL mayor dXito para su vallosa
publication Il las bellas jovenes que
nos hacen e! honor de llamarnos
compalerOS.
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