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q Ist. OF THE MACcARFEs
~ City Tent. No . n Eynry EGS,
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FIRST CLASS BUSINESS LOCATION.
business district; can give you imme-
diate possession. Call Tuttle Bros. k3266
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KODAK FINISHING

PROMPT AND SKILLFUL: KoDAKS
and films. photo supplies, Johnson's.
north OF the Knutsford, mB0s
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WALL, PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. WORK
guaranteed. Ind. 1lI5, Bell 1854. Yl0of
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|1u REBEKAH LODGE NO. u
"a eyery second and fourth Satur-
Il ffIplnga Of each month at Odd Eel
j isuple. Market street. n35o2
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4. ,opGE no, 5, L Q. Q. ! F.T =
plh LoD Monday night at !. y; u T
4 Thitofs inSI.rv al43,
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FURNISHED ROOMS: HOT AND COLI
water and BATH 81 w. 9Th So. k307s
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL,
buy or trade in the line OF houses, lots
or farms, sec Jones. 800-1-2-S Security &
Trust bldg, d16S7
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( ,...dsut order Of Odd Fellows
u3eA ,In,s No. IL. /. y. w. r.
LIZ Wednesday night a.
~ essa1 z tempie. VISITORS "ei-
y " yyounggreen. N. c.. j. u
s>ctetArys
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rlTAH TEMPLE, 4. A. o. n. Nj. ;.
s.rsIsr sessions held at Masonic
4 eoraer Second East ana tlrs.
4 lbs third Wednesday In ehch
n So,ourning mobiles Invited 10 at
|TW, n. Rash. Potentate. J. M
-rst Recorder.
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THE WOOD APARTMENT $50 EAST
3rd South well-furnished apt, large
rooms, with good closets. bath ana
storeroum, suitable for or grown peo-
pie; also Broom apt. with fine s!eepin9
porch and 2-room apt. furnished or uh-
m26S2
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ALICE HOUGHTON. 30 90 MER-
camille block (over Walkers store). Bell
phone SOL, ring 2. c2lS3
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

une building for bargains in real es>
tate Both phones 1868. II you can't
call. phone. k57
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cltx REBEKAH LODGE MEETS
q ana third Saturday evenings OF
zc1lh al I o. o. F. temple, o2l7o
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-Nsst' BROTHERHOOD I1 OF AMER.
"a Main ~ Jennings block cor, lat
- Tswii Tii every Tuesday AT IN m
-ooers Invited 10 attend k1a9o
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koS0T

THIS HOME AT A BARGAIN-s-ROOM
STRICTLY MOD. BRICK, HOT WA
TER. FURNACE. LARGE LOT. CE-
MENT WALKS. BARN. GOOD CONDI-
TON 521 E. 1ST so. APPLY AT
AMELIA PALACE.
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LODGE NO. !; F. ,si ANP south &;
s. e; S:sSsa' SS:ss Ss$sssSs s5s'Sses & 81: 81?
q, ,l ino 4. c. wheFr''' W. "
1Tlts,etsr ry.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. s2.o'
per week ard up; 377 End East. k49:
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= nTrV THE FOUR CO-oRDi-
: Ns. M Of the a. A. ;, Kite o.
y e0@ss ~, hold stated meetings the
@ 1Srssay in each month al tnc
tlu.. ssmnls corner First soutn an"
tsst sojourning Dretnren IN
". N. Rash. SD deg, No
|, ,o,Tan Lodge Of J'rriecuon NO
c. Wherry. 32G deg. cro,,
u ,snes Lowe Cinpler VI fsose Croi"
No. /.
q J. McNitt. $2d deg,
-.rss, Of Salt Lake Council OF ha-
dosh No. /.
.snsa Il. Brown, SSrd ceS-
Il q II. ConsisLory NO; l.
crsiopher Diehl. 33d deg
7srisisr for all the bodies
NJ M
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|gl11 y CAN'T, NO. 1898. w. o. w. WE'D
80 Nv evening. F. D. E. hall, l6S S. w.
Il N Visiting neighbors welcome e.
|sv D apen, consul. z. w, Hall. clerk.
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~ SALE LAKE CAMP. 1oo71. NJ.
a, meols every Tuesday night at
"a N The Odd Fellows temple. p,
- Visiting nelghbors cordially In
a2G03
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HERE is a SNAP OF THE FINEST
building lots in East Waterloo. Ad-
dress DID Tribune. ul2349
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rEMpLE DIRECTORY.
q ~ s iodres meet as follows
fsss lodSo No. 2. Friday;
! SsAs % 1cdyo No. 10, Tuesday
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL. HEM. PRO-
prietor, SIS East First South. $50 rooms.
rates 35c 40c and soc. N193i
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TO LEASE

TOP FLOOR OF BUILDING. 100 SOUTH
Main Entrance by elevator Boyd Park
Bldg, Apply p, j. Moran. Board OF Trade
Bldg.
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vi coMMANDERY NO. L. KNIGHT .
~sSr-Stated conclayes held at
"A ismple, corner Second East and
4 south. the flrst Thursday Of each
a sojourning Sir knights cordially
"a 10 attend.
]. 7. BRECKON. e. c.
. o, LEAThERWoQD. Recorder.
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NIzpAi1 CHAPTER sio, So
A 5. Order EasIerh 6TsS
f Monday of each mom1n, I,oTnn,
II Moosonic temple, c1Iire, yIirs,
s@ncond @%Sd East and FITS haSs
seS sseUJh Visiting members
.Sooraially Invited;
VIVA {: CS:rpFrWARD. Secretary
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@.,r SOCIETIES.

NO. 2, F. A ND "a "a
.'IssrIc hall, south and Second
Fl !: 1 $;.;; 81 '1s:f 1;sIss@aSss IS as4.is GSs e. e.
J; psSiimDEin, W. M o"'
Hsscreiary-
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4 y MOUNTAIN LODGE. N. g.
tduFsday evening. X. OF p. hall.
H4n- w. L. Losee. c. s.: S. N.
asA K Of p and s. ' % "
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PERSONALS

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
Collections, damage suits, divorces.
bankruptcy proceedings promptly attend
ed to and with dispatch. Call or write to
Wallace Law and Collection Co.. 325 D. F,
Walker bldg, b3651
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. ELEcTA CHAPTER ,dI5 s,ai Noi
~ Stated meetings: sIa ,N
T,nSday Of each month, %
2,uusonic temple. corner
sasSd sssasond East and Eirs, hsss
a South Visiting meip 0e''
cordially invited,
RIPPER. ". NJ.
Ispslhr FARMLAND, 2, secrethH
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-09-02
IMPORTS EIGHTY
BLOODED sheep

M man in ihc cep l'a-il ess
in this section has TAX n as ne'eh
care or exlen L. a i"1ca NOM
in improving cir ! 'i~ ffl'1
Elg4s. He h. be- cant nual'N
improving The breed oi his 81 eep iar
seyeral years aud now he l'1'ifk
en- a step tiat will in af'
time give him the finest l5sids ot
Thoroughbred sheep in this part 81
Nevada.
Last week hr went 10 ~ l.ahf
city and purchased n car oad ol
thoroughbred English GoIehwald
bucks. There were eighty - hd'n'
bpr aud are yearlings each weigh
, ing over 200 pounds. 1t tx rs
days To make the trip from Olal
to Minden.
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MEXICAN
DRAWS KNIFE

Last Saturday afternoon n
Mexican picked a row with 7. X.
Rahbeek aud The plucky little
hotel keeper planted stiff punch
on the Mexican's jaw and sent him
to the ground. Not content, tho
Mexican went into the Gardner
vile saloon and attempted to 5'ek
a row with Chris Jespersen He
was ordered out but would not go.
He was elected by force and when
gaining the street, he pulled a
knife and threatened to cut Mr.
Jespersen into little bits of pieces.
Fearing that the bar-keep was
aitsr gun the Mexican made his
escape around the block but was
later and placed in Jail.
lie was taken before the
grand jury yesterday and that
body ioard
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Body of Young Man Found In
Old Shaft Many Week After
Crime was Done.

Peter Anderson, son of P.
Anderson of this Valley, was foul
ly murdered in Mexico short time
ago and his body thrown down a
shaft, according to a letter received
here by his relatives some weeks
ago. The Mexican authorities be-
lieye that he was murdered and
then robbed.
Pete Andersen was born and
raised in Carson Valley and was
known to every resident in this
section. About five years ago he
went to California and followed the
persuits Of teamster in the Val
leys Of that state. About a year
ago his relatives received letter
from him and he was over ths Mex
lean border line working as fore.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-09-02

new STORE
FOR MINLIEk

We doubt ii there is 'nother
farming district. on the ccst the
same siz- Of Carson Valley, that
can surpass the remarkable
growth of our commercial Ii .eresis.
At Minden This week the inanda-
tlon is being br - new build
ing that will Ire occupied by n
store Chris Christolferseii, who
.elerksd flor the Jensen company
for several gears, is to conduct the
new business. 1t is understood
that the new store will rake a
speciality OF dry goods and ladies
furnishing as well as other ines.
The building is 10 be Of brick
audslwill lbe "a modern in every
particular.
Mr.. Christoffersen experience
already gained in the stor, busi.
ness coupled with his congenlnl
personality, assures his suce IS.
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7. ANDERSEN MURDERED IN MEx|C0H'e water Nat 3,,u

The streams at the headwaters
of the Carson River suffered severe
ly during the thunderstorms Of the
past two months. AT Wolf Creek,
which has been known as one OF
the finest fishing streams on this
side of the summit, the stream was
practically swept clear Of fish.
But few days prior to the cloud
burst two hundred thousand fish
had been planted in the stream.
Needless to state they we're practicl-
ly all destroyed says the Appeal.
At soda Springs, the headwater
of the East Fork of the Carson, the
same condition exists. This stream
while a long journey to reach, has
proven one of the great fishing
grounds in the west. The July
freshets completely cleaned out
this favorite sporting and outing
spot. In fact nearly every stream
leading into the Carson River has
suffered in the same manner. At
! Woodfords, which was swep. by a
cloudburst in July, the river is yet
flowing murkly and the fish on the
lower end of the stream ara about
cleaned up.
The California Fish Commission
is arranging to furnish new fry for
the streams this fall.
The conditions are ideal to plant
small fish as the streams are un-
usually low. On the upper Carson
the white fish, which have destroy
ed much spawn OF the trout, suffer
ed as bad as did the trout, leaving
the streams practically clear of
fish. Unless the Commission takes
some action and furnishes a new
lot there will be no fishing in the
Upper Carson River for several
seasons to come.
As a consequence of the many
rains in the mountains, the roads
are nearly impossible. California
devotes considerable more money
I toward good roads than does this
state and already there is an effort
being made to repair roads that
ase practically only used by camp
ers AMI pleasures. Before the win
tee sets in all the damage done 10
roads south OF here will have been
repaired. Nevada might take a
lesson of profit from the road build
ing in the sister state.
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man of a railroad construction
crew. That was the last word that
was ever heard from him. Months
went by and the relatives letters
remained unanswered. Fearing
that something had happened, his
relatives got into communication
with the authorities, and short
time ago they received tn, authen-
tic news of his death, telling how
his body had been found in the
shaft, decomposed to such state
that it was almost beyond identifi-
cation.
Peter Andersen was big heart
ed, whole souled boy and his many
friends in this section will be pain
ed To hear of his untimely death
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PLANNING FOR
NEW BUILD ING

Fritz Dangberg, proprielo" oi The
Heidelberg saloon at Mine en, as
has received an offer from Mr.. Glib
son, the restaurant man, Tor lonB
lrase vi the building. which in the
event of the change will be turned
into o first class hotel Mr.. Dang
erg already has plans and nas de-
cided 10 erect substantial brlck
building on The opposite corner
from his present location iof tii'
home sf the heidelberg.
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STATE ENGINEER HELPS
IN ADJUSTING Difficulties

Home Ranch to the East ranch.
There was also disagreement ex-
isting as to the exact amount OF
water flowing in.the East Fork of
of the Carson river. A private
engineer estimated that there was
several hundred more inches of
water than the figures obtained by
the Water Commissioners by their
measurements which were taken by
the means of floats. The varience
in measurements was caused by the
reservoir which increased the flow.
Continued on page three.
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Lost Saturday afternoon the
water users OF the East Fork of the
Carson river held meeting in
Gardnerville, which was called for
their benefit by State Engineer
Boyle, and for the adjustment OF
the distribution of water.
The main purpose OF the meet
ing was for the discussion OF trans
ferring water rights iron one tract
to another. as in the instance OF
the Dangberg Land IL Live Stock
Company where the water for 2s00
acres was transferred from the
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-09-02
MAY ERECT Big
WARE HOUSE:

The members OF the firm OF
Arendl Jensen Company are con
tamplating the erection of a large
ware house TO be built directly III
the rear of their Gardnervile store
anu to cover the entire block OF
ground where The Currie residence
now stands. The latter building
will be meved to the lot opposite
the Methodist church should their
present plans terminate in Tie
building
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-09-02
ALBERT OLDS
PASSES AWAY

After suffering intense y for over
week, Albert Olds was relieved
from pain Monday morning when
death claimed him. Some three
years ago the deceased suffered a
stroke of paralysis and at that
time was in a serious condition for
many weeks. However, he grew
better and in a short time was
around again but never regained
his full health. Last week he SUI
fered the third stroke which left
him helpless. He was tenderly
cared for by the family of his son,
Chas. Olds, and everything possible
was done TO alleviate his sufferings
He was beyond all m9dical ait
and nothing could be done but
wait for the Angel of Death to re-
lieve his sufferings
Albert O.ds was native Of
Michigan, aged so years, eight
months and % days He had re
sided in this Valley since 1854 and
was always a hard working in
dustrious man.
To mourn his loss he leaves two
sons, Merit and Chas. Olds, two
sisters Mrs. Gilbert Briggs and Mrs
J. Blackie, both of Carson City and
two brothers, George Olds of Mono
county, and VIM. Olds OF Carson.
I The funeral services were held
from the residence of Chas. Olds
at this place Tuesday afternoon.
The interment took place in the
Mottsville cemetery.
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Gard Of Thanks.

We wish lo xpr'-s onr si'e' -
gratitude Ia liz kind nrighloss MA
friends WIN assisted rs during lh
illues. aud dralh al our hasham'
aud father. Also dn VIZ w'Sh -
lhaek ine paIi Iparrs.
Mas. AleN ,nssN.
ErGeNE ~,ossA.
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Kills a Bear.

Chas. Laborde of Markleeville kill
ed large brown bear short distance
in the mountains back of that town.
He sent his Gardnerville friends a
hide is in the keeping of F. Elges.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1910-09-02

When in Reno get your meals at the
Thomas cafe IT,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-15
Asa|to a una
ma|eta en- Camuy.
El agresor hirio al bulto
sustfayendole de su in
terror ropas y dinero.
Limo hirio a ocasio y fue arres.
tado.
De nuestro corresponsal.


Ell II a las cnatro de la
tarde Sc suicide en- Arroyo
disparandose un tiro de revol-
yer la joven Domingo Sante-
Ills, quedando muerta en- el
acto.
Ell dia 8 de los corrientes,
en- la Central "Alianza" en- el
distrito de Camuy fue desa-
rraiada una maleta, sustra-
yendo de ella dinero y ropas.
Ell Guardia Manuel Rivera,
logr6 capturar al autor de es-
te gecho en- momentos que
.subia al tren en- la estacion
de Hatillo. ocupandole el
dinero y la ropa sustraida.
En- la noche del dia 8 de
los corrie1ites en- GALES ifu6
herido gravemente el indivi-
duo Limo Kasque por Locadio
Ocasio, quien tue arrestado
por la policia. Este hecho
ocurrio en- un bale que Sc ce.
lebraba en- el barrio ''Cialitos
en- la casa de Manuel del Va
lie, Comisario del barrio
quien fue detenido tambien
por acometimientoy agresi6n'
FL jefe de distrito de Lares
Francisco Ortiz, que fne tras-
ladado enfermo a este distrito
el domingo, pues estaba en-
estado de gravedad, para So
meterce a una operacion qui-
rijica. fu6 operado el ldnes
Dor el DR.. Verges Casals,
.quien.. acknowledgements ia
salvado la vida del jefe Orhii
-pues va Sc encuentra fuera dc
peligro.
Por.fuerza de Penuelas fu6
sorprendida una jugada d.
gallos en- el brrrio de ITALIA
boa Alta, arrestando a cinct
individuos y ocupando do
gallos peleados.
Ell 12 como d las 3. 80 p
m. en- Santurce, parada Is
estando ell caro- electric
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Por Fin sv ....sccntro.


Por varios sie.os los medicos
buscaron I'm remedlo para el Pal
udismo. Los qulmlcos preparan
sahora I'm especlfico yegetal, la
mado Pam-Ala que destruye el
germen de la enfermedad. Donde
Sc usa s. obtienen resultados sor-
prendentes. Ell DR.. Ramon V.
Lanao, del Hospital de Barran-
quilla, Colombia, dice: Cure una
muchacha de Z amos que slfrla de
Paludismo agudo terciano, con
I'M frasco de muestra. De venta
en- las Droguerlas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-15

No. 20 en- ell desvio, el auto
m6vil No. 20, manejado por
81 chauffeur No. 100 choco
con dicho CAIRO sufriendo am
bos carros varios desperfectos-
Por fuerza de Vega Baja
fueron denunciados Is indi-
viduos que fueron sorprendi-
dos jugando a 10 prohibido,
quienes fueron condenados,
despues de ser hallados cul-
pables.
Ell nombre del individuo de
Yabucoa que falsifc6 billetes
banco, es Julio Ortiz (a) Ban
quero, natural de Maunabo.
La Corte Federal le senal6
mil dollars de fanza,
REsFRIADOs CAUsAN DOLOR DE
/ CABEZA, Ell LAxATIvo BRoMo-aU1NINA
desvia Ia causa. Usado en- todo elmun-
do para curar un resfriado en- un dia
La nrma de "E. w. Grove" en- cada
a ito
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of the interior.
Office Of Porto Rico Irrigation
Service.

Guavama, P. R. october 10, 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Commissioner OF
the Interior Of Porto Rico until 2
O'Clock PM, February Z, 1911, for
the construction Of
(D CARTE Dam and appurtenant
structures, containing about l50, 600
cubic meters of earth and loose rock
the estimated cost Of which is about
sl9o, 600.
~ Guayabal Dam and appurte-
nant structures, containing about
49, 500 cubic meters Of concrete ma
sonry and $4,000 cubic meters OF ex
cavation, the estimated cost OF
which is about $3.50, 1000
81 Patillas Canal and appurte
nant structures, including about
80, 600 cubic meters of open-cnt ex-
cavation, 2,O6U ineal feet Of tunnels,
$500 lineal feet Of fumes, 600 Ii
neal feet OF siphons, and 100 bridges,
the estimated cost Of which is about
$4,000.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained from this office, or from
! the Commissioner Of the Interior
San Juan, Porto Rico, or from the
Bureau OF Insular Affairs Washing
ton. D. G.
A deposit of 50 is required for
each set OF plans, which will be re-
funded upon the return OF the
Plane upon or prior to the date set
for opening the bids. The right is
reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
J. W. Beardsley
! Chief Engineer.
i Irrigation Service
Guayama ?. r.
By order Of:
! John A. Wilson
/ Commissioner OF the
Interior OF Porto Rico.
San Juan. P. R.
Postponement Of opening bids
FOR THE
Porto Rico irrigation Service.
The opening of sealed proposals
for the construction of (D CARTE
Dam, ~ Guayabal Dam, and g
Patillas Canal and Appurtenant
Structures, is hereby postponed from
January ;, 1911, to February I
1911.
J. ". Beardsleh Chief Engineer
Irrigation Service, Guayama, Fortt
Rico.
, By order of John A. '|ilson
Commissioner of the Interior. Sal
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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vENTA De FlNCAS

En- el barrio del
Anon, termino munich
pal de Ponce y a 3
horas de Ia ciudad, Sc
venden Totes de terre-
nos fincados de cafe,
guineos, platanos, CHI
mas, & y de montes,
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An Amazing People.

It is extraordinary how few Jews
there really are in England. consider
ing their great influence and insist
ence, says London Opinion. Mr.. Her
bert Samuel is the n Jewish mem
Der OF the ministry. There are only
four Jewish privy councillors. and only
-four Jewish peers. Eight Jews sit on
the London county council: between
twenty and thirty are members of the
house of commons. British journalism
has many Jews among its members.
and American journalism more. The
newspapers In Paris are largely infiu-
enced by Jews; In Berlin their innu-
ence is greater still, and In Vienna 1t
Is predominant. Finance Is entirely
controlled by Jews. and hence II may
be said that wars are In their hands,
and the fate OF nations. Yet there are
only II. GOO, 900 Jews In the whole
world, and less than two hundred thou
sand in London! Truly an amazing
people!