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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24
Army Notes

Company D. signal corps, has been or
dered from Fort Omaha about June II TO
Nashville, Tenn. to attend military
tournament to be held on the state fair
grounds. Upon completion of that duty
the company Will proceed to Chiokamauga
Park. Ca, to participate In duties of the
camp OF instruction to be established
there. Upon the breaking up of that camp
the company will return to Fort Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

In view OF the near departure OF the
Seventh cavalry for the Philippines. 12S
men OF that command whose terms of
service win expire within the next six
months have been transferred to the Sixth
cavalry at Fort Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

Captain r. Boyd Miller OF the medical
reserve corps, United States army, was a
visitor at army headquarters Monday,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-24

Leave OF absence for two months and
twenty-one days has. been granted Captain
r. Z. Logan OF the Eleventh infantry, Fort
ID. A. Russell. wyo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

IS DENIED

All the charges made by a. y
Henry an rmployc ~ the Seattle
National hank. accusing his wife Of
clipping with r. Foster Kelly. forfoer
cashier and one of the large stock
holders OF tire bank. IL denied BY
the wife in an affidavit filed in tho
superior court Mra. Henry aiatrn
that instead IF running away 90
California with Kelly. she was liy-
ms there with hor sister after her
husband had threatened 10 take her
NE
Henry some time ago started a
divorce suii. Ia which he alleged
that his wife had left him 90 go
with hla employer. Kelly The wife
Of Kelly sued him for divorce. ale
leging that kvliy'H Relationship with
Mrs Henry entitled her 20 a divorce
Mrs. Henry returned 20 Seattle a
few DAYS ago. An order 81 court
has been issued upon the application
az Mrs Henry directing her husband
% appear ia court on Monday and
show why Do should not be com-
PEELED GO pay her temporary all.
mony and Huit money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

already has cleared q path a mile
aud quarter wide The timber In
that district De- dry on account Of
tho extended drought and is prov
ina excellent finder Co keep the
blaze roins furlously
Accordins to a report reaching
hero TODAY four new fires spruns
up Ia the western park IN Montana
during the night
Three hundred mon are attempt
iug to hold the forest liro In the
Kootenai national reserve In check.
Tho flames continue 10 spread, how
ever. and call for additional help
has been made.
Although forestry officials, MS,
sisted By logEera. settlers and prt
vnto employees 1T railroads, mills
and timber companies. are making
valiant fight. IL is admitted that
the only real hope of getting the
fires under control rs coplOua
rainfall There is little indication
that any rain viii fall In the fire
swept regions today OF tomorrow
Weather experts declare that rain
may not fall for a week or more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
POLICE THINK
CRIPPEN IN
LONDON
tconeiuesd.I

her husband aud no Identification
can be made IN that way The de-
lectlyes have other Incidental clews
but they are all intangible
I'VE must rely somewhat on the
INTERPRETATION OF the circumstances
surrounding the murder. such as
the disappearance o. Mrs. Cnppen.
the supposed flight Of her husband
and q young companion with whom
Mr.. cfippen had quarfeled In life,
every event must hinge with an
ether The criminal seeks 70 make a
fictitious set Uf circumstances seem
true. Most theorists on crime hold
that this cannot Dc done and that
somewhere the criminal leaves un'
connected some trivial features that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
MARY MANNERING
TO WE'D AGAIN

NEW YORK. July ib Unless
MARY Mannering. actress. divorced
wiie OF James X liaekett. returns
60 New York soon her friends fear
IL will iail to their lot not only TO
congratulate her upon her engage.
mont. but also upon her marriage
Dispatches from Detroit announce
that Miss Managing Is engaged TO
Frederick W Wadsworth. million
aire. whose wife obtained = divorce
last Monday There IL also strong
intimatlon that many moons viii
not pass before the knot IL tied
Hence the possibility et double
fluctuations,
a little premature. Miss Man
neriug Ii qnosed In a dispatch from
Chicago. referring 10 the announce
mcpt Of the engagement la her
suit for divorce Mrs. WadsNorth
charged her. husband with being
melancholy and disagreeable to
ward her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
WOREMEN BATTLE
WITH HOLOUP MEN


CLEVELAND. o.. luly 10 Three
bandits attempted Ia hold up 90 mon
employed In railroad construction
az North olmstead. 20 miles from
here. at midnight last night. They
killed one laborcr and mortally
wounded two others. Posses are
searching for them
Yesterday was pay day az the
camp About midnight three mask.
cd men invaded the tents and order
cd ali the laborcra to line up and
turn over tnelr pay envelopes.
The robbery would probably have
been successful had 10 not been for
the fact that four lRhoreFa were
sleeping outside the teai. OWNS 10
the hot weather These four open.
cd fire on the three bandits. aud in
second the firing became general
in the darkness The bandits ilcd
without getting any money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
FOREST FIRES
ARE RAGING

PORTLAND. Orcs JUS ia Uu-
less forrest fires burning in Oregon.
Washington. Montana, Idaho and
British columbia to0ay are eNtiu.
guisbcd, either by the men battling
against them OF hy a heavy rain.
timber estimated 90 bc worth mun-
dreds og thousands viii have been
destroyed
The worst fires are reported IN
Idaho ana Montana.
According to Forest Supervisor
WieEie er fhe Occur d'Aienc national
forest reserve. seven big fires are
nias ms havoc with Some IL the
finest pine IN the stale
Zig creek laahe Is the scene 81
tho worst fire Another almost as
extensive is burning al Nelson s
siding. on tbe Corur d'Alane river.
Dudley and Pine Creek districts
likewise ara fighting fires North
n Harrison. on cafun has. a yalua-
Sic tract ~ timber WAS destroyed.
This fire Is enc % the few under
control
Al spirit lake. Idaho. four square
miles ~ brush and timber are re-
ported 20 have been burned AM
other destructive blaze o. giving
trouble az Loon bake and in the Cole
willie valley.
In Montana three distinct fires
are playing havoc with timber on
the fIathead indian reservation.
The government has empowered the
agent a. spend a efficient sum %
money 10 prevent spread ~ lhe frs.
From kalispsll Mont. comes b
report - q great fire ia the Flat
head valley. which q beyond control
Of the scores 81 fire fighters A
number 81 Great Northern de camps
have been destroyed already. and
no hope b entertained of@xtinguish-
gushing the fire unless rain falls
Fires are also DOING much damage
near Libby. Cyro. 81 Rcmls and
Whltefish The blA1e az St. Regis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

.of coming upon tslltais MARI. :, =.
murderer - u he
an the time the quickt,r.
eating ih' body cnDpsn 1ge1 !. "a. Ia.
house with MIle Leneve e y y NJ
introduced to neighbour a. ~, ~, %
Ctlppen according 70 ~ 80 ~
Ihef charge that The leife, ,e9 s.
wifea gtopalsler saying NJ = ~ w
pen bad gone 20 L0s Angeles Up ~
was written shortly after c,,' ~,
ana Die companion had dlss.c,e'ag p Z,
body 'sa ne
The police admitted ina, -
shadoWed Crippen for several v ~
prior 40 Che diseoyery Of tbs s s',a
but excuse their failure 10 Ee., ~ w.
under surveillance By aaylayp . I'm
had no authority 10 arrest ~, Y
a Bhopkeeper living mort -
~ The Cnppou residence tole ~ ~
police today that four ~ ".
months aGO be heard revolsey ss ~
IN Che Cnppen home. Just $3.50 ssg1
the shooting be heard a 49,.
scream and plead for mercy .a
ahopkeeper said he believed ~ -
Crippcu was murdered al fha1 49,
lie % cndeaforlng 20 ok tbe ~.
date. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

stranger eccosled parserby az tho
bridge entrance 10 rolled a cigar
etie and gave the man one After
studying she race track news Of a
sporting extra be handed the paper
10 the man. remarhine indlfferentlY
On the outcome Of a race. Then.
without word. he climbed the
tower and leapcd. II Il believed
the suicide had beon disappointed
ia love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
EXCITEMENT KILLS
PITCHERS FATHER

ALBANY. ~ v. July &C with
the score standing 3 10 III the
ninth inning Of an amateur game
yesterday afternoon. the father 81
the pitcher 81 one team dropped
dead from excitement lie Was
Arthur Pitcher. 81. u this city.
with bis wife ne was watching
The game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
TAKES LONG JUMP
TO HIS DEATH

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE au.
thoFities to-day declare the suicide
0f The stranger whe jumped from
the nrooklyu toHef 81 The Williams
burg bridge To- the Roadway zo'
feet below. wac tho coolest eHhibt'
tlnn Ia the history Of New York;
"hfldgc' suicides
Some minutes before his leap th'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

Harry Hnnford. the Seattle hirh
school boy who went suddenly In
sane and attacked hla father, Judge
4. a. nangord 81 the United States
district court several months aEu.
died at the state hospital yesterday
The funeral viii take place tomoF-
row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15
ALDERMAN FINED s..

= NEW WESTMINSTER. y
= c.. July ib Alderman Giliey
4 was fined 81 In police court
q yesterday for aaaaultlnR City
= Auditor CotHworth on the
= street Tuesday morning, after
. Cotsworth had called him a
= liar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

ROSLYN. July H. white steal.
ms ride on coal train from
Ronald 60 noslyn yesterday. Mike
Colombo. miner. fell between the
cars and waa Instantly killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

Saturday aud Sunday are visiting
days on the battleNhipa Boats
leave Colman dock soc round trip
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

chieaao. with the last u ths
ears and other equipment on Their
Nay westward today the Western
Pacific road ALL be- opened 60 over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

VISIT THE NAVY Y1en
Saturday and Sunday are slrs.,..
days % The baitieshigs nss,.
leave Colman dock. SOC romnd -, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

Wanted Your plumbing and
beating repair work Brown Plumb.
lnK CO. s21 Pine a.. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

"The police must first establish
tho Identity 81 the victim before
they can convict the murderer. who.
ever he may Be. That has not been
done. and until II can be- proved that
Mrs. Cfippen ia dead no one can be
tried for her murder"
Tho police. asserting that Dr. Pep.
per ~ working independently Of the
Scotland Yard men. declare that
they can prove that the dead woman
was Mrs Cnppen Detectives from
Scotland Yard searched the Crlppen
house aud garden again today for
traces Of the missing bones. even
opening the gas. water and sewer
pipes IN the hope ~ finding them
gecreted there and the possibility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-15

ultimately lead 10 the exposition Of
the deception.
"Tho Scotland Yard men are
working with this hope Cuppeu ia
known 20 b. highly educated and
clever This was shown by hia mis-
leading the police aud throwing
them 81 the scent when suspicion
first was aroused liuf his dlaap.
pcarnnee Is "a factor against him
Ills knowledge of surgery and medi.
cine De- another IN the light ~ tho
scientific Acknowledgement ~ the
corpse. but hie attempts to account
for the absence ~ bic wife all point
10 him AZ the guilty man.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
MAN ATTACKS \
AID. M. ]. KEATING
Edward Mcbride Has Verbal SQUAD
bic With Fourth Ward Scion
Then Tries To Slug Him.

Aid Maurice j. Heating was the
victim OF an unprovoked attack in
the council committee room. Thurs.
day morning. His assailant was Ed
ward Mcbride. pop manufacturer.
Mcbride called Heating TO one side
and accused him OF having a team
belonging TO an employe of Mcbride.
and which had been employed in the
Fourth ward street cleaning work
laid of. Heating denied il,
Il tell YOU In the presence OF these
other gentlemen that that statement
is not correct" said Heating
Several other aldermen were about.
Mcbride grew angry and abusive.
threatening bodily harm 10 Heating.
The latter smiled and turned away.
Then Mcbride leaped upon the alder
man and gripped AT his neck.
The onlookers were unprepared for
such move. as Heating had been In
the best OF humor. But Aid. link
threw a bulky arm around McBrideS
neck. yanked his head back and SHOW
ed him 20 one side The offended pop
man went away still threatening
Heating. who had not even become ex-
cited The alderman Is a small man
and not given TO quarreling
1t was a cowardly attack" said
Aid. Wing. who was present and
other aldermen who had been wit
nesses echoed the sentiment.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
GIRL GIGS BACK ON
WHITE SLAVE TALE
Rose Friedman, Refusing To Stick
To Story Involving Morris Levine,
Hampers Police in Prosecution.

A typical White Slave" charge
against Morris Levine. heard before
Police Justice Stein. Thursday, plain
~ revealed the big drawback to the
mammoth campaign against that evil
now being Waged in the city OF New
York.
Rosie Friedman. alias Rosie Levine,
the woman in the Detroit case, was
Russian immigrant girl, in New York,
when she met Levine. four years ago
When taken from "A resort AT No ~
Catherine-st.. here, week ago. she
told a pitiful story TO the police. aud
TO the immigration authorities. In
court. Thursday. she denied every
one OF the statements made at the
time OF her rescue from the resort.
Officers Grossman and Piles, who
worked up the case. said the change In
her story is due TO fear OF Levine.
But the wealthy women. lighting the
evil in New York. say that II is wo-
mans love that combats them. Rosie
Friedmans case doesn't look like a
case OF fear
When first taken from the resort.
she stated that she had saved $500,
with which TO go back 10 Russia when
she met Levine lie took her 10 a
resort. and placed her there as an
inmate She went from New York TO
South Brooklyn. TO Youngstown, 10
Pittsburg. 10 Toledo. and then 10 De-
troit In all OF these cities. Levine
took her 70 resorts. and took money
from her. She said that he had given
her a card. when she came 10 Detroit,
and explained that he had made ar
rangements for her here.
Nav Stevens. keeper OF the resort
is ready TO testify that Levine sent
the girl 10 her, first giving her a card,
and telling her that the girl would
bring a card like II.
In court. Rosie denied all OF this.
whatever my life is. ii is OF my
own choosing" she said Levine Is
nor 10 blame. have given him
money, and he has called on me in all
OF the different cities, but l wrote for
him 20 come.
The stevens woman was unable TO
appear in court, TO give her testimony,
so the case was adjourned until Feb
3.
Levine is held in bail OF $500, two
sureties. on the simple charge OF De
ing a disorderly person. The woman
attitude blocked any attempt to Try
him on a felony charge, in which she
would necessarily be the important
prosecuting witness.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
had been watching the house all

had been watching the house all
night
On their arrival there they de-
manded admittance and were admit
ted by Chris Glassburn. They stated
their business and placed Chris under
arrest while they called 10 the other
brother. who was up stairs, 10 come
down. H. did so and was greatly
surprised 10 find his brother in the
hands OF the officers
A twelve-gauge shotgun was found
under the pillow of Chris Glassburn,
loaded. They accompanied officers 10
city without any disturbance and
were lodged in the county jail. They
did not speak a word regarding the
case when they were taken on their
/ long ride TO the city nor did they ash
why they were taken.
Clothing with blood stains anc
shoes with new hel plates which gave
the officers the track on the frs
night are among the things taker
from the Glassburn house this morn
ing. Their mother says they were CA
Monday night attending a show al
nearby village
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
TWO JAILED FOR
FARMERS MURDER
Chric and Albert Glassburn Are
Suspected in Brutal Staying of
Herman Schaufula.

CADILLAC. Mich. Jan. 27.-(Spe-
ciaD-Sheriff Evans and Deputy
sheriff Dolan this morning arrested
Chris and Albert Glassburn. brothers,
aged % and l9 respectively, in con
nection with the murder OF Herman
Schaufula, a farmer. In Selma town
ship, Monday night.
Sheriff Evans had a strong clue and
this morning at four o'clock. accom-
panied by Deputy Dolan. left for the
home OF the Glassburns. on the way
he picked up another deputy. Ray
Norris. and they were later joined by
Deputies Richardson and Tobin, who
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
RUSSELL FINALLY JAILED.
Tries Courts Patience Once Too OFTEN
and Is Sent Up.

Clark a. Russell tried the patience
OF Police Justice Stein once too often
and was sent 10 the workhouse for 81
DAYS. in default OF $50 hne' Thurs
day.
Russell was first arrested on non
support charge. He was released OF
his personal recognizance. but prompt
" went home and put his wife and chil
dren out OF the house. Mrs. Russeii
hurried TO the Judge with the story
and a bench warrant was Issued Tor
Russell. The wife was also given an
assault and battery warrant.
Russell was found and locked up In
jail for one night. The next day bis
mother guaranteed his appearance, he
nromised 10 behave. and he was re-
leased on his personal recognizance
He failed to appear "Wednesday when
the case Ras called, and officers again
went after him.
His sentence followed, Thursday
morning.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Attempted Robbery Frustrated.

An attempt TO rob the safe In the
River Rouge postofiice was frustrated
In a peculiar manner early Thursday
morning. The lS-year-old son OF Chas.
Ludeman, engineer OF the village light
Ing plant, got up 10 read because he
was unable 10 sleep, and while he was
mourning over his books the lights sud
denly went out On his way To the
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
Detroit Chemists Meet Tonlsh

Detroit Chemists Meet Tonlsh
The Society OF Detroit Chemists
hold an open meeting In the Ste
al s o'clock Thursday n
and q general discussion on DO
tic chemistry" will be INDUCED
Housewives will be told what ca
their bread TO rise. but there Is
ing on the program 10 explain the
in butter.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

On Dec 27th railroad trains all the country were
running six twelve hours late; in TACT scores OF
powerful locomotives hopelessy stalled in huge
snowdrifts.
The weather was zero the indications which later
borne out were for degrees below The country
was struggling with OF the heaviest snowfals OF
the winter.
In spite OF these conditions, started three Hup-
mobile Dec. 27th a thousand mile run from
Detroit to New York.
We planned the trip merely object lesson--to
demonstrate to the motor-buying public the Hupmo-
be's ability travel under conditions in which the
largest and costlies would be hopeless.
The three cars arrived at the Grand Central Palace
Automobile Show in New York Jan. 9th,
They had fought for practically every inch of progress
through drifts into deep bitches; they had plowed
through snow two to five feet deep.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

A hunting and camping ak recently
patented by a Wisconsin man, rods
into the handle itself hinged az the
middle. so that the whole analr MAY
be carried in the pocket.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
New Divorce sult s,art.d.

\ new suit for divorce was started
Thursday by Alice NJ. VS.. Dennis +.
Wood. Mrs. Wood charges cruelty Of
a revolving kind.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

plant TO see what was wrong he heard
men running away from the postoffice
Later investigation showed that the
postolllce had been entered and the
same men. Il Is thought, put the light
inR plant temporarily out of order
Nothing was taken from the postofflce
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28
BEATS UP WIFE.
John Artman Says He Found Another
Man in Her Apartments.

Alleging that another man rushed
ont cf his wife's apartments, as he
went in. shortly after noon, THURSDAY
John Artman, a bartender at No. 1874
Randolph.st.. attacked his wife. and
heat her until her face was mass OF
bruises and cuts, and her whole body
was bruised and bleeding.
He was arrested by Motorcycle ON
Ger Henry Smith. and when confront
cd bv his bruised and bleeding wife. In
the central station. said Il beat her
nm. good did just what any other
man would do.
Artman and his wife have been sep
ar,ted She lives at No. 143 Congress
st east. and Artman declares that he
has tried for week 10 verify rumors
that another bartender was visiting
her AS he entered the house Thurs
dav the other man rushed out ne
says
GhSGdFOo cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
c. STO RIP
The Detroit times., 1910-01-28

Job Printing donc riEht. Times
Printlng Co., 10 John R-st. call Main
lt9S. or city $685.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

Por la calle de San Agustin, Puerta
de TERRA, pas6 anteayer una manifes
taci6n republicana con direction a san
Juan. sin que Sc alterara el orden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
Ofvc@nN al PiMwd Gnpa1or Vacuum nar32 "SAN7O'
Con las siguientes garantfas de fabrica:

Con las siguientes garant1as de fabrica:
Marchara constantemehte sin caentarse rTerumpirse
'lene por minute desuci0n calcuada % 80 pies
c1bicos de aire hbre Producra Vacuum De pull
gadas eg1n e Mercuo Standard de los Esados Udo Du-
rara de Is a 20 amos, a1n usandose dariamente.
E SANTO rabajara de cuaque cubo de luz ncapdescen-
te I'm coso de centavos la hora E SANTO podra
superado hOga pero amben capacidad
apecbe para Tendas Amaoenes Ofcnas Igesas Hosp-
tales otros edcios grandes Haga vista
la demosrac0n citac6n mandaremo apa-
ratio cuaquer so San JUAN para demosrao prvado
PORTO RICO POWER AND LIGHT co.
Gneral Offices, Marina San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

FL slbadO s. celebr0 un meeting re
pubicaro en 81 barrio Minilla' y, Sa,
turce. sin que ocurriera novedad algt
na.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
EDIC TO
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE GUAYA-
MA, P. r.
BENIGNO COLON, Promovente.
EX-parte
CIVIL No.. -.
Sohrn INEORMACIOND DE DOMINIC
E DIG T 0
sobre INFORMATION DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTO: Don Benigno CO.
lon, mayor de edad, casado, propietario
y vecino de Barranquitas, por medic
del abogado don Quintin Negr0n Sam
jurjo, ha promovido ante esta Corte un
eXpediente. solicitando Sc declare a su
favor el dominic de la siguiente fin
lea:
"Terreno radicado en- ell barrio de
"Palo Hincado del Municipio de Ba-
rranquitas. compuesto de treinta cuer-
das igual once hectareas, setenta y
nueve areas once centiareas, cohndan
tes por el Norte con Ell Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico. antps la succession de don Fe-
derico Sierra: por el Sur y Oeste con
don Gregorio Norat, antes don Librados
Colon y por el Este con don Esteban
Vidal Rios
POR TANTO: Habi6ndose orde-
nado por el Hon. Felix Cordova Davila,
la publication de edictos por tres veces
en- uno de los peri6dicos de mayor cir
culaci6n de la isa, para que los que ten
gan alglIn dprechO real sobre eSta fin
ca, y todas las personas a quienes pue-
da periudicar la inscription solicitada,
puedan oponerse dentro del termino de
sesenta dias H. contar desde la primera
publication; lhro Ia presente en- Gua~
yama, P r. de Octubre de 1910
f. s. MESTRE Secretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

Los sociaIistas cehebraron anteayel
un meeting que termino sin novedad
Dicho meeting Sc llev0 a cabO Ell Puer
TIA de TERRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
il. ESTER 8.
BERN MUDEZ HERMANos.

Importation drecta de las ncpaes Fabca Europa EadOs Uni
Ruedas de coche nta dos aba
dob
Firos $500
chado Bue Malea Slas Eeri
zadoas de leche francesas Cad Esc
No 90