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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26
.TORPE DO NETS
USELESS NOW?
British Engineer Has Device Which
Tie Says Can Cut Through
War Ships Protector.
Especial DIspatch.)


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>h.o, rnnri,,a.d IN mo Grcat ,s,o,t a
- ,nc Norscv d,rl;s with !, nov .5,,,l,
40, n,,,,, ,ttoi, nj, ,,,,. ~.
George IIazclhurst West I;Irhv on
.nncr ha,lcvcs viii acnrivo var sbi,y nj
~, ,ro,sr,lo, nav r,yc hlJbcr,, criovod
!, r,rcn rro.,arro from ,ho s,a., ,orno,.
VI '"IFG measure ir"'' W. steer torpedo
nets, IN tact ha asserts TINT what lie calls
mis- Dreadnoucht destroyer can always be
annend.d unon +, s,rIto mo shio ornI,,s,
"'''' u - "'''''S' y" SP.'' " NV ''ee'
protecting net.
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CROWN JEWELS MAKE
A DAZZLING SHOW
Especial D!spatch.)

LONDON. SATURDAY.
A wonderful trans formation has been
wrought in the display of tho Crown
Jewels and regala, which have now boon
restored to the Wakefield Chamber In
the Tower of London. The old idea
seemed to DO to keep the crowns and
Now they mako n magnl!icently dazzling
show Against a rich background or
velvet. and with an artificial arrange
ment of mirrors and electric lights, the
crowns and sceptres, the gold plate and
state swords, flash With almost blind
ing brllliancy as one passes round the
big, grill protected plate glass case.
At the summit Is the Kings crown
which was originally made for Queen
Victoria's coronation in 1898. when the
chief Jewels were taken from older
crowns and tho royal collection. Among
them Is the great ruby given to the
Black Prince by Peter the Cruel after
the battle of Navarro in 1867, and worn
by Henry V. In the crown cncirclng his
helmet at the battle of Aglncourt.
Tho crown was enlarged and bright
ened for tho coronation of the late
King Edward. and then contained ISIS
diamonds. .97 pearls and many other
Jewels, the whole weighing thirty nine
ounces i've pennyweights,
The Cullinan diamonds. which out OF
compliment 10 United South Africa
whose first Parliament was recently
opened by the Duke of Connnught
King George ordered to be renamed the
stars OF Africa" have n prominen,
place in the regnlia which Will be useC
in Westminster Abbey next June. The
largo oblong "Star OF Africa" weighing
500 carats. to be placed in front
For this now arrangement two new
sapphires, hfty-siN brilliants and NIFTY
two rose diamonds have been added
The smaller drop or star of Africa
cut from the original stone, Is now n
the head of the royal sceptre.
These royal cmblems are, OF course. yer.
carefully guarded TO the burglnr TIL
Jewel room is an impregnablo fortress ]
Ia II strong room, which 1t is impossible L
penetrate without passing guard aftS
guard. and even then tho cage enclosing
the Jewels would defy the efforts and mos
cunning artfce OF the ceverest burglar
At the touch of a button q steel gri,
closes over the case. If any part OF II /
touched during the hours when tho Towe
Is not open gongs will automatically rim,
in various parts Of the Tower.
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BRILLIANT COURTS
PLANNED BY KING
First Two Will Be Held in
February and Two More
in May and June.
STATE CONCERTS AGAIN
-----<--------
Following Desire of Queen Mary, the
British Ruler Is TO Revive Func-
lions Which Were Abandoned.
STATE CONCERTS AGAIN
Especial Dlspatch)

lOSDOSs SalG| hhys
Tho Court having now gone into nal
mourning, King George has begun making
ARRANGEMENTS for the forthcoming sea
son, so that his people may know a.
early as possible what arrangements the!
should make for themselves. 1t Is onJ
in the Court itself that half mourning VII
be observed up to May next, and within
that circle women are expected TO dress
themselves in black, with colored ribbons
flowers, feathers or gray and white
dresses, with black ribbons, flowers
feathers and ornaments. Men, however,
will have to go on wearing the same
mourning clothes right TO the end.
1t has come as surprise to good many
that there probably will be as many as
five courts during the season. Nothing
official has been Issued yet as to whetsef
they will be held by day or at night. but
there viii be two toward the end OF FEB
ruary. That is assured. They VIII, OF
course, be half mourning" courts. ana
the FIRST will be confined exclusively to
the official and diplomatic circles. with
The addition OF q few OF the more intimate
friends OF the King and queen.
The other courts will be held in May and
June and will be very brilliant, as there
will be so many presentations held over
from last season in addition to those which
will come aloHs In their usual course. me
fifth, which will be called officially an
extra" court, will probably be the most
brilliant Of the whole series and VIII be
held virtually on the eve OF the coronation.
BY that time the whole. or nearly all. OF
the official representatives sent from
foreign courts and States to the corona
lion will have arrived In England. and 1t Is
expected that the function will be remem-
bercd on account of the number OF heirs
apparent to other thrones that will be
present.
Among the Crown Princes expected are
those OF Germany, Greece, Sweden, Italy,
Austria Hungary. Turkey. Japan and
Egypt, while two reignins monarchs arc
also likely to attend in the persons Of the
Kings OF Spain and Norway.
The King has also under consideration
tho revival OF the State concerts which
were abandoned during the reign OF King
Edward. 1t Is Queen Mary's desire that
these concerts should occupy place In
the list OF Court ceremonies. and two or
these are likely to be given at Bucklns-
ham Palace in May. There Is also likely
to be very large garden party at Wind
sor Castle few days before the corona
ton, and during the coronation week
there is to be n gala performance at tho
opera Their Majest!es. by the way, are
continuing their subscription for tho royal
box at Covent Garden for the opera sea-
son, which means that 1t will be occupied
by n royal party every evening.
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SEE PROMISE OF
A GREATER CHINA
Especial Dlspatch.)

LONDON. Saturday.
Comment has been occasoned By q
striking editorial In the DAILY News
which has not reflected the usual feel.
| ing OF British Jealousy over the grow
Ing friendship between China and tn.
United States, but which takes Grc,,
britain TO task for her position toward TN,
Chinese Empire by reason or her pIayin,.
second hddle In her understanding
WIN Russia and her alliance with japan
| referring most optlmisticaiiy Ia Ching.
decision to open the National Parliament
i WlthsaHthree wears. tn, editorial rontin.
ucs =,
ne new China that is comm. ana this
Transition to the new China mus, set al.
| tho Powers considering thel. Chinese moi.
| ley INC United states government nay
made up It's mind what is to he lis course
IN means 10 do its best 10 heir China on
the road to lthcrty and reform. On!y n
lew dnys ago the announcements was made
that American inanciers hah agreed 10
give China Il &hH0.rp0 loan 70, industrial
.nnd monetary reform And tbs il ,ho
beginning not The end,
One need hardly emphasize the far,
that the United States is tle oulv ur.a,
Power whnsc record toward China wIl.
bear looking ut. We should Ike 10 think
iHat this country took the same line M
Ni'c IHll'i ptiltS. IL would be good for
China and II would be good for our rrI,.
tons With the United States. l'nfortunnic.
ly, We are BADLY placed for a liberal chi
ncsc policy. We are allied with ,Inn,n
nd We have an understanding with Rus.ln
Russia and Japan within the las, few
months have agreed to work together soI
tar as China Is concerned. ana Chino,u
statesmen and every Independent Observer
believe that this common Russo-Japnnesn
policy aims at weakening China
"RuSsn and Japan do not wan; n stro,,
or reformed China. They want n corr,,nt
and dying China. Tho mere fact Of on.
association with Russia and Inpan ,n,,,
make any divergence from them in China
difficult: but 1t Is plain beyond controvrrs"
that. however weak China may nrout
our associates, our interests, commrrcI,I
and political, are bound up with tho 70.
generation OF China. II we persist in hnclt
Ing Russia and Japan against CHM W.,
shall In the Far East as In tho Middle AMI
the Near East. be paying heavily for M
pcrceptible gain. and In this Instance mo
loss Will be multiplied by the fact thai wc
shall he brought into conflict with tho
United States. country with which IL Is
our Interest and our desire TO cultivnto
tho most intimate relations"
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NEW SOVEREIGNS DEFECTIVE
Especial DIspatch.l

LONDON. Saturday.
Those who have been looking forward
to the issue OF the new gold sovcre,sns
with Cling Georges head on the OBJ
verse must possess their souls in patience
for a little while longer because tho trial
coins which have been struck have proved
a failure, the trouble being exactly the
same as happened with the new American
lvc dollar gold piece last year.
Tho Kings head has been made in sucl,
high relief tina. 1t Is impossible TO pile the
coins. which. left to themselves, would i'm
mediately come down with run. So new
dies are to be cut In less bold relief and
until they have been tested there is to be
no Issue OF new coinage.
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ZULU ASST: RTS He
SAVED LADY5|M|TH
Malinga Wants Reward of 5000 and
Eighty Head of Cattle for Plan
ming l%out of Beers.
Especial Dlspatch.)

LONDON. SATURDAY.
i vas only on the sixth attempt, n.
every one knows. that the lato Genera
sir tedvcrs Butler succeeded In reliev
NE thdySulth during the last Boer war
h"' u story which has Just come /,
n"h" hlIer These twelve years be Substan.
idIea' hudSSmith might have fallen even.
'uh!IS mo the hands OF the Roers had IT
uot oech Tor the strategy OF a Zulu chicl
mu"' az me !aSt moment. came to the le-
lGi OF mo h'trISscd British General.
i"e story. which comes from Durham Is
!" 'le effect that the Iulu chief Mailing,
~ claiming through The cour, a r.wur,!
Oh S2V ana eighty head of cattle for INC
strVIces rendered on the occasion referred,
90 Mallush declares that II was through
MN that the 'inal attack on the liorrs n,
"S'ia iielShts proved successful! lie llay-
ihs originated the plan OF operations ar,er
I'VE previous efforts had bocn made win
out success
.hr Natal Mercury. watch chronicles the
ueta'iS or Mu!!nSa's clam, offers I'M o,,,,,.
ION on It's merits. but states ina, run,,y n
me points OF the chiefs story cp,url,,.
win what actually occurred
bricflS, Mnllnga says that ,u,i nr ibo
siege OF Iadysmth he was practising ia
me district az medicine man II. mi
commanded an impi OF warriors durini,
wy nuiu war, ana whcn the natives we're
calea together By General Butler he was
asked II he could still handle mn imnl
10 THIS Mnlinga replied TINT what he ma
uohe before no could do agnin, and rs
was therelpon Invited to ussis, Gcn,rnl
suffers forces. being promised the reward
nc now claimed if he was successful. m.
itoers at mat time occupied a position on
the Makala Hin. and tho adoption OF
Ma'inSa's plan or attack ended In their
colnpleto rout' After the re !ef Of Indy.
smith Mnlinga returned to Nknndhln. Ia
learn that General Butler had Crossed
the seas" Having been later thrown into
prison for his part in native rebellion,
nc had been unable TO mako his claim for
the promised reward until now.
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Seymour Hicks as Richard III.

lines arc spoken. These pictures show
u, ,ne murder OF the princes In tho Tower
The final scene IS. OF course. tho an,
between Richard and Richmond on Bos.
worth Field
Mr. Hicks is by occupation EencraIy
"a tarc!cal comedian. As Richard he Is
not nearly so fanny as he usually is. SIM
he made several people in the aud!cnc.
smile.
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Especial Dispatch,)
I,DSDoS SnturS,u

After several years OF preparation
ana great deal of talk Mr.. Seymour
Hicks has made an elaborate and hand
some production of "Richard III" at
the Coliseum. The play Is condensed
INTO thirty minutes duration. In which
seven scenes are given. two OF them
being only stage pictures, IN which no
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-07
P OR PAUL FEW AL.

Vagos rumore. habian circulado
por lsas oficinas de Goldberg.
Nadie conoce ell manantial de don
de nacen estos prlmeros rumores
pero 10 cierto es que nacen, Sc des-
lizan, Sc arrastran: NADIA Sc sabe q
punto fijo; solo medias palabras; CO.
sas que carecen de sentido.
Habia algo de solemne en- Ell aspec
to que ofrecian las oficinas de Geld
berg.
No hay agonia que no tenga SUI
grandeza. :
Los empleados Sc mantenian gra-
yes y tristes ante sus pupitres como
81 esperasen un acontecimiento pre-
visto: las salas permanecian silen-
ciosas; y apenas Sc trocaban algunas
breves y timidas palabras en- voz
baia.
Cada vez que un nuevo visltante
Sc presentaba q la GAIA, habia un
momento de terrible ansledad. En-
seguida volvia la esperanza; porque
la GAIA hacia honor, como de costum
bre q todas las firmas. -.
Avanzaba ell dfa ninguna catastro-
fe habia acontecido, y la comdn
inquietud' 'hubiera tai vez terminado
81 en- los escritorios habiase apare-
cido algunos de los jefes de Ia casa.
Pero aquel dfa precisamente, los
tres permanecian invisibles.
De ahi proviene ell que en- voz baja
Sc dijese que habian va partido de
antemano.
Pero este era un error: desde por
la manana Sc hallaban reunidos los
tres socios en- la camara del conseio.
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res, La conducta del Sr. baron de Ro
dach fue una misma en- Londres, en-
Paris y en- Amsterdam.
En- los tres puntos solicito con
ferencias particulares, que en- todos
ellos le fueron concedidos.
Acabada su entrevista con Mad
de Laurens, subi6 esta a su carruaje,
con la colera y el terror pintados en-
su semblante; y Sc hizo conducir al
Temple, en- donde requiri6 a la Ba
tailleur para que abandonase su
puesto en- medic del dfa, para tenel
con ella una conferencia de gran i'm.
portancia.
En- casa de Frabricio Van Praet
v en- la del magyar Yanos, todo fu
confusion Y sobresalto desde la SO
| Ida del baron Van Praet tan sose
gado Y tranquilo, por 10 comtn, pa
recia estar furioso; el magyar estaba
como estupefacto de rabia.
| DebemOS Greer que unO y OtrC
habian experimentado una sense
ci6n analoga, pues que su conducts
fue igual: ambos hicieron apresura
damente preparativos de viaje.
| Era el sabado siguiente; dfa sens
lado para ell pago de que varias We
ces hemos hecho mencion en- esta hi
toria, y que la casa de Goldberg te
mia desde mucho tempo como ur
momento de crisis capital.
Hallabanse ocupadas las oficinas
desde por la manana todos los EN-
pleados, desde en- 10 mas alto en- gra
duaci6n hasta el mas infimo de ellos
habian dado pruebas de una exac-
titud escrupulosa.
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de madame de Laurens, aparecio
ell baron, grave frio y cortes.
En- Amsterdam, y en- la casa opu
lenta, pulcra y reluciente del digno
holandes, habia adoptado el ARE apa
itico y pesado de I'm ciudadano de
los de Paises Bajos.
En- Londres, por ell contrarlo
frente al belicoso magyar, presentaba
un gesto fanfarr6n capaz de rom
per los cristales con solo mirarlos;
un fisonomista le hubiera calificado
de calavera perseguidor de mujeres
" siempre dispuesto a desenvainal
el charrasco.
De estas tres cualidades, la segun
da Sc dio a conocer, al entrar Ell ba
ron de Rodach en- La antesala del
senior Yanos Geergy.
De estas tres cualidades, la segun
da Sc dio a conocer, al entrar ell ba
ron de Rodach en- Ia antesala del Sc
nor Yanos Georgy.
AL atravesar ell umbral, percibit
una mujer de talle elegante Y fine
que desaparecla por una puerta la
teral.
Verla y desaparecer fue solo cosa
de un momento; pero va sea que Ia
hubiese conocido por haberla trats
do antes, va sea que tuviese por cos
tumbre lamar a la ventura sus ga
lanterias, 10 cierto es que tuvo item
po para enviarla I'm beso.
Ell baron era un arrogante y gra
cioso caballero; y la DANA por su pal
te tambien tuvo tempo para cores
ponderle con una sonrisa.
Sin tener en- cuenta los pormene
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"LA VILLA DE MADRID"

E.teimportapte 'stablec'm,entoe e aea'
b,c 1ecibir yos impermeables iran
eetes mar'a L. H. de fama uniysrs,' ys y
e ..; eeuo la. legitimss Camisetas H. B.
,cnocidss del publico de gurto. lam N;
bien acabsmos de recibir fai'o De B!-
lar lar frances, Casimires ipgleses propio
1sra verano y ell mejor surtido de per.
fumeria francesa E iDglesa SIN faltar
% lss AIfembras lej.timas de oriente te-
Yo. moss ,enpstsneis. on pss as fsnsmos mas com
pleto surtido en- gene1os de fantasia a
T.. ,s'p precio. ma, linitado.: ve1der nd 5. Iu,,
mas mercahcias es el lena de LA
VILLA De MADRID" Visitenos
6 pidanos muestray sera servido sin
demera o7e
P. @. B. 764. le1eiono np S
Gan Francisco 81 tan y Juan. l -
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Canpaha de "La Ninfa'

No Sc descuidan los Sres- Pedro
Garcia Y Ceiestino Linera Y su
conocido establccimicnto siemPre
mantiene sus eXisteucias dc ar
tfculos para caballeros en- cl nisel
que su antique esfuerzo lc ha colo
cado. En- los Mtimos vaPorcs re
nop6 su surtido de SOM MBRE ROS,
ell que habia sido agotado Y nuevas
formas para este epoca y Ia dc pr
napna prorin,a sc pueden o6te"er
out. Medias y franelas, corbatas
v pahuelos de seda { hilo, camisas
de variados cores Y al alcance de
odas So fo.tunas, ligas, cuellos y
punos, ropa hechd" Y a la naedida
I'd, haIIa el mas exigente gusto en-
los aparadors = almacenes del
crednado establecimiento.
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lNTERESANTE.

La aoreditada y bien como
cida Joyeria TINAuD esta
recihendo un esplendido sur
lido de alhajas de todas cla-
ses y precios asi como otras
novedades propias para rega-
los de Pascuas, Ano Nuevo y
Reeves, efectos escojidos perso'
naimente por cl jefe de la Ca
sa en- su reciente viaje a Eu-
ropa y Estados Unidos, pre-
clos muy limitados, yea nues-
tro surtido antes de hacer sus
comDraS.
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A6
oRsi4veresimil que pudie.
atgsasse1le.h ayensurs, a,

NORsi4veresimil que pudie.
sstpafeserle,h aveHtura,
sJiaya demssiado para
plar de creer.en ella; y 10 que
kabnnkesenciaAo. en- el bale Fa-
hastsrlemuy mucho para
iinul lirle f..
No.obstante, Ia cosa era .pof otra
parte manifiestamente impossible,
= 1asa .aamitir su realizaci6n era
1eiiso.apoysrse desde luego en- un
SlitaF d;abehco poder.
PsF lo+ante 8 Ia jovencita Gertru-
d., 4 las,primeras palabras que hu-
bieee dido de nuestras historic, ha-
bria Observation-Disclosures sus
hermosos oies nenos de ingenua cru
eldad,y no habria encontrado en- su
labios< otra palabra con que expll-
carse Ell misterioso suceso, mas que
q nombze-de Satanas.
Mas hes.aqui a 10 que Sc deduce
el hacho que nos ocupa.
Habian transcurrido, cuarenta y
ocho horas; era Ell jueves 8 de febre'
10. =.
Ell Sr. baron de Rodach Sc habls
comprometido solemnemente a vel
aouel mismo dia antes de las doce
4 Mad de Laurens en- Paris, a Mcln
herr Van Preat en- Amsterdam, y al
sefor Yanos Gergy en- Londres.
Promoter este era va demaslado
pero cumplirlo...
Era esta una cosa que el mismc
Fabricio Van Praet, enlos tlempos
en- que era fisico aeronauta nose hu
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de Londres.
En- ell primer instante los tres SO
CLOS no pensaron mas que en- ronper
el sobre y en- lesr precipitada nente. !.
No advirtieron siquiera que las
cartas Sc parecian en- todo, excspto
los timbres del correo, y que evldan
mente una misma mano habiaescrlto.
las tres.
Cuando acabaron la lectura, su
primer cuidado fue guardian la mlsl
va recibida.
Aquellas tres cartas habia cam
biado por complete sus semblantes.
Hasta la llegada de Klaus habian
estado tristes y descorazonados, PEI
70 entonces hubierase dicho que un
viento pr6spero y feliz habia besatlo
sus frentes. - 70.
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Las inquietudes que sus depen-
dientes habian experimentado va
gamente, y sin raz6n justificsda,
las habian sentido los socios mismos
aquella maTana antes que nadie,
como Sc puede suponer.
Durante las primeras horas de reu-
MON habian estado triste y silencio
sos: ell ruido de la puerta de la GAIA,
que estaba colocada en- la pieza que
habia debajo de ellos, que Dian ha-
abrirse y cerrarse a cada minute,
resonaba hasta en- el fondo de sus CO.
, razones. ~.
A medida que transcurrian las no.
ras Sc aumentaba su inquietud. Mi
raban sucesivamente Ell cuadrante
del agnifico reloj, y enseguida baja
ban los ojos con desesperaci6n.
Aguardaban una respuestaa de-
baron de Rodach, 8 la presencia de-
mismo baron.
| IeTo llaud! Ia nora del COrreO ma
bia pasado. NADIA.
Cuando empezaban va a desespe
rarse, entr6 de rrepente el lacayt
Klaus con tres cartas en- la mano.
Reinhold, Abel y ell mismo Mirs
no pudieron contener la fiebre de I
impaciencia. Levantaronse a la v,
y preguntaron:
SEs ESQ para mi?
La respuesta fue favorable par,
todos; habia una carta para el do,
tor mira, una para NJ. Abel de Geld
bergy otra para el caballero Mr.. de
Reinhold.
Una de esas cartas era de Paris
| de Amsterdam Ia otra nor ,1ltin,
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Bssosa & Ramirez, Representan-
to de manufacturers y comisionis-
tas-Agentes de Ia maquina de es-
cribir. UNDERWOOD. Ponce, P. R.
Jose Romaguera y Co, S. en- c.
Fabricantes de licores y comprado-
res exclusives del acIeditado Ron
RrpARADA y antique alcoholado Bar
rs. Villa No. 46.
Agencia de j. Brandt. Motoci-
cletas y bicicletas para venta y al
qu.Ier. accessories de todas classs.
Reparaciones en- general. Plaza
Principal al lsdo de. Consistorio.
La Bella Borinquefia fabrica
de sombreros dc sucesores de Juan
Cabrer, Gale Salud. No. o y Ato-
chaS.
Luis de Ia Cruz. Fabricante de IL
cores y del afamado Ron marca Angel
y Cubanito. Gale Guadalupe No. 3.
La Caborrojena, jugo dc cana
y trutas al natural, rcfrescos, dull
ces y cigarros. calle Marina. No. s.
Barberia Eel Figaro, de Ru o
Vasquez. calle Victoria No. 3.
Rodriguez & Co. S. en- Ga
bricantes y vendedores de icores al
por mayor y detail. Gale Mayor
ndmero 40. Ponce P. R.
Eel Socorro Mutuo". -Asocia-
ci6n de servicios profeeionales- Di-
rector Facultativo, Dr.. Vicente San
toni. Plaza Principal, ndmero s.
Jose de Lucas. Comerclante al de-
tall Gale Com1cio esquanc Solud,
No. 10.
IABElLEzA De Ramon Rivera. Es.
ia fonda es una lie las principales que
tiene vida en- Ponce, por su limpieza.
buen servicio, comidas bien condimen-
tadas y precios m6dioos. Gale de la
Villa No. %.
Ia Chiquita." De Jose Mas y
Perez Ropa hecha, Quincalls y Mer-
oerfa FSbrica de sellos de gonna
Gale Mayor, esquina 4 Estrella.
jorge Acevedo 8 Co. Provisiones al
por mayor y detail. Compra y venta
de fIutos del pals. Guadalupe esquins
& Salud No. 20.
E. Aviles.-Fabricante de licores.
Especialidad en- las marcas, Cruz
Roja, Maxine Gomez y el excelen-
te Anis LA BELLEZA. Sc sirven
pedidos toda la isla. Villa No 16.
T. ARIZONA Oliver. er.--Almacenista al
! por mayor, en- provisiones de todas
clases. Sal nolida en- saqutos de
una libra, marca Aguila. Frente 4
Ia Plaza del mercado. Agente en-
San Jnan' N. Llauri & Co.
Dr.. ). ? R.ldiris.-Optico. Represen.
te del "Balsamo de Higos" para las
sehoras y de las "Pastillas del doctor
Moeller" para el Est6mago. Sc ven
den estas en- todss las farmaciaa & 80
centayos frssco-1 II, doctor Pujals
st Ponce.