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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

New Strs. TROJAN or RENSSELA En- pier
46 n r, # West 10th ST. P NJ. daily (Sat-
urdays excepted From Troy daily SATURDAYS
excepted. I-3o P NJ Sunday steamer touches
at Albany Round trip. $3.50 via both lines:
10 day limit.
NOIIAotI. speed taIety' excellent cuisine and
service Direct rail connection at Albany and
Troy for points North East and West: horses
and automobiles carried at reasonable rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
[III!HEIHIW2I7'I7

DAY LINE STEAMERS. DAILY, except Sun
cay. leave Brooklyn. Fulton ST (hy Annex
8: Desorosses St. $40; ". 42d St. q: W
10Th st, e:eo A. NJ. Landing at Yonkers
West Point Nevburgh. PouEhkeepsie King
ston Point. Catskin Hudson. and Albany.
Easy connections North. East and West All
through rail- tickets between N Y. and Al
bany accepted Most delightful one-day out
,ngs 10 West Point, Newburgh. or Pough-
keepsie. returning on down boat Meals
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oRTHoPEDlC FOOTWEAR.
FOR SALE.

RIG BARGAINS.-Sl Slightly used Office furniture.
desks typewriters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes rotary monographs. filing cabinets. safes
addressing machines. time clocks. partitions.
check protectors. book cases NATHAN'S, 1
White 81.
T3TITIARDS pool and patent combination
tables: lowest prices; supplies, repairs
hoyItnE alley builders. Deckers. 1O5 East 9th
ST Established 1880
vEPTTSENENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
fer The Tribune received al their Uptown
0esce No 1864 Broadway between Seth and
80 sts until O'Clock p. N. Advertisements
received at the following branch offices az reg
10 = Once rates until = o'clock D. viz: 26i
Stb ave s e. cor Odd st: I5S 9th ave.
I9fh 81 I04 East l4th st; 257 West +2d st.
tatween 7th and sth ayes. 263 West 18TH ST.
-o9- al ave 1926 Sd ave. near G1st st. lIOS
1St ave near seth st. 49, East 125th st; T56
.r-.,T,ont ave $50 Sd ave. and any American
r1jetrict Telt Cranh Office.
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Princess Slips

White Iavn-fancy lace trim
yoke and skirt-value S1.39 .... ......
Nafnsook-deep woke with lace and
insert-tnree emb'd medaIlions
outlined with lace-skirt with
tucks. LACE and three inserts
value s2-9S-June Sale -.--...-.-....-.-
Fine Nainsock and Lawn
woke with open emily and alOver
emb' skirt or lace ard
ribbon run inserting-9 rows OF
lace on skfrt-value 81 50 ............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
Women's Corset Covers

SO1SSt OoN>AS
Nainsook-<Ares iasertinss and
edge OF iacs ribbon run IA
beadinx-lacs finished neck 'AO
and arnhoies-reg- -2S-Juns Sale..J
Nansook ana Crossbar Lawn
ribbon run-embrofdery edge or u
or 8 lace inssrtings 'front.' and
back-valus .39-Iuns Sale. .-....--.J
Sof, Finish Nainsook Covers
yoses OF solid rows OF lace or
wide embroidery and lace or COM AZ
bina tion-also other attractive ~
models with and without
ribhon-reg. .6S-June Sale. .-......-..J
Fine Observation-Disclosures styles
uith lace enlby n1edallions 10y
or fancy inserts OF Iace-reg- -oS--...--J
Sheer Nainsook-f5 styles with
lace outlined crTlby ulecallions or "a
Jokes Of lace eT1b'y inserttnGs- ~
reg s1.29-June sale ......-..-..-----.J
Extra Fine NanSook-yoke Of
double ball lace and wide
ribbon embroidery. beading LA
also a dozen other attractive lace
trim d nlodelS-reg 81 80. -.---------.--
Special values IN finer 10 S4-9
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Also Ideal Decoration Dav Outings

70 WEST POINT. NEwBURGH. POUCH
81 srpsk NEW sf PqST aI 1d Rst IlD
SON" Leaving Desbrosses St. $40 A NJ
w 42d ST, 10 A. NJ, West 12pth ST., 1920
4 &c.. c.
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l6UNDRIES.

WEIGHT LAUNDRY.-Hand service 22o 90
in11bus ave Phone s4l-hl:ersl9e.
Cl.AkE-S -. ave cor 5sth l5 years at oso
49, 49, rel 3s31-Plaza- beware OF tllteaeo.
POssMORE LAUNDRY. ITO Wes' 13oIk that
Linens n sn1tt Telephone. 1924 Madison:
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REM EOlE S.

THOROUGH, PERMANENT CURES in cases
~ nj OCD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
RIADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases. relief N in dangerous cases. recent
or old those desiring only first class scientific
,reatmert should call Or. BONSCHJR. the well
known snecial.st 50 West IS IN st. Hours 3. 10
MID BATHs.-The only cure FOR Rheumatism
New York Hydriatic Institute Under direction
of nr Ii Rosenstein, 1916 Lexington ave, cor
ner 95th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

Nainsook-deep yoke OF lace In
combination Gesig1-draUers or skirt .Ov
TRIM 70 natch-reg. 90. ----...-.%
Nainsoek and Lawn Combinations
AIIOver Lace inserted YOkes. with a.
embroidery in galloOn OF medallion ~
fashion finished with ribbon
fifteen styIes-wOrt5 81 % '----------(
Fine NainsOok CombinatIOns-prstty
Vs S-S cr fancy fancy iaces So or embroideTies 124
trim'd skirt drawers-ribton run
waist-worth SLID .-.-----~--...-......J
Fine French NainsOok Combinat tons y
trim. s5 IN 9si1 se effects w.sh fine 2o4
June Sale .-...--.---..-- --.--..-.-.-...J
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

HAEGER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. sth
ave s3d 70 3ith sts-Storage for furniture:
padded vans for moving: boxing. packing and
shIpuine estimates furnished. Phone 32io-3sth
LONG AcRE STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 40
Nest iTth st-Ofice. 1851 Broadway. Pack
.as moving shipping, Telephone 1888 Bryant-
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.. I'll
East Tooth st.-Storage. moving. carpet clean
ing Telephone ss0--78th at
INDEPENDENT STORAGE Co. 1917 3i ave
Moving packing shipping: city country:
lowest charges. Tel. 35os Lenox.
DAUBs STORAGE. WAREHOUSE, IS LIST ave
storage moving packing shipping: safes ana
rfanos moved Tel. 12<-orcaard
17ENTkAI. STORAGE WAREHOtf SEES, 3UT Nest
9th Moving storing. packing. shipping
Telephone 3l,o Murray Hin.
LEE BROTHERS STORAGE & VAN CO, 30
East i25th st Storage, moving, packing;
best service telephone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

Owing 10 the growing demand for Princess
Slips for wear under Lingerie and lace
gowns we give particular attention to this
section showing remarkably fine assOrt-
nents Of all qualities to sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
WOmen's Skirts

Soft finish Muslin-laun ruff1e
with H. s. hem and three H. 8 .3H
tucks-res. .59-June Sale. .............J
Muslin Skirts-deep founce with An
lace and inserts Of ernby-reg. SO. 'O|
Cambria Skirts-deep lawn founces,
with wide lace deep Openvcrk "a
embroidery-reg. Sf.29-June sale 80
Cambria Skirt+nanyi elaborate
styles-some with ribbon run en- n.
brotdery beading and bow 1sV4
reg. 81 40 and 81 6e-June Sale -..
Ere 5sa:s aa:. or fancy 20a
Cambria and Lawn Skirts
knee deep founces OF elaborate
a aas,. open s1lsToiaeTiss Or wild. 4.0S
- gu 1iie 1aie- ---.a-....-..J
Finer Skirts TO SOS 9s. including elegantly
trim models that cannot be duplicated
elsewhere under % per cent more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

ALL KINDS coins. n,das, OLD gold ana "a size, TIE
Fos.eht. coin premium list lUci retain !ist iISe'
Elder, 81 East sd St. NJ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS

- 7 New tenoning and Inortisihg , ouI
~ Does coping. Less ts Fsdeb mar Machin.
cost,s,rered Mechanical Engineering S0'' 4"s
Reade 81. 1,o,7- ~,
I gb,6er% d se0P manu-
be4lo o. sigs stamping working LliooeIs @
n ! Boyce 5s4 Hudson st Phone so9SHe-se1
SPECIALISTS IN tools, dies, eTndicts esti
rIoeIl'si -rtsreS Volquart's Machine WORKS. ID
-, a7rh St New lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
WILLIAM TAYLOR.& son
DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.
PARKWAY PET STOCK

DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.
PARKWAY PET STOCK
Dogs boarded in sanitary cages Bostons at
stud all leading remedies "A West 10th st.
EUREKA BIRD ToNIC.-THE BEST AND
only medicine for cage birds parrots.
Sold by all dealers Roach Mfg. Co, Post Office
Box 211. BROOKLYN
HEADQUARTERS FOR THOROUGHBREO
dogs grown puppies; permanent dog show,
Aneora cats New York Dog Exchange, 204
East 18th st; telephone 61O5 Gramercy.
DOGS AND BIRDS BOARDED.
Aquaria, Plants. Gold Fish, etc. Birds Dogs.
Cats remedies for sale 614 Amsterdam
DIR BLACKBURNE. SPECIALIST.
Diseases dogs. cats; Maltese terrier studs.
puppies 81 X F. 125th ST. Tel. 3419-Harem.
oRTHoPEDIc FOOTWEAR.
CHAs LIPP. 25 years with Dr. P Kahler. s7a
Lexington ave Dist STD. Anatomical! Shoe
maker. SHOES for cripples and tender feet spe-
ciaIty Lipp' s 2Oth Century Arch Supporters
y HAUSMANN Orthopedic Shoemaker. 234
East 42d ST Rheumatism due TO weak ankles
and fat feet cured
SAN MARCO Fine Custom Shoes Orthopedic
Specialist Flat feet cured -(Arch Supporters)-
f2s East ed st.
ORTHOPEDIC BOOT MAKER.-Shoes for fat
feet and bunion troubles: also other remedial
footwear. L. NJ, Altieri. 1O1 West 4Sd st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
Womcn's Drawers

Good Cambric-vids hemstitched ~
ruffie and tuck>-value .35. ...-.-... IL
Muslin and Cambria Drawers
wide embroidery and tucks or lace
and two inserts-reg. 40
Nainsook and Cambric-circular
and regular styles with embroidery a,
or lace rows. with and without ~,
tucks-reg .6j-June Sale.
Fine Nainsook-four fnsertings
forming deep circular lace ruffie-
wide ribbon run embroidery
beading; dozen oIaer styles 81
including the popular MarcelIa-
reg. .9S-June Sale ....................
French Nainsook Drarers-circuIar =
and straight-ruffes of flmy iaces or o!
dainty enabroideries-reg- 81. 40. ........
Specials In Finer Drawers to So SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

---.- I5TSTf,F-S for Diamonds, OlI SI IL.
HIGH FL s.-.,.1s made CHARLES a NEBf4i'
-l alP a%Y Wall 81 -----
JACKS OLD cRIosdTYe so JAe eqys R Sa fo' s.
silver anu I T5rooEAyn. Tel s39-lrosr-el.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

Nsinsook and Cambrfc-Bishop or
fokeistyle-also short night gowns On
mos to B yrs--reg- .35.....-...... 'So
White Lawn and Nainsook-
Russian. Bishop and Yoke styles *
b mos to j yrs.-reg- 40. ....... ~
Dainty Dresses Of White Lawn
and Nainsook-Princess Russian
ana Yoke styles-high and low
neck-trinned in latest effects 30
with open or French ernbrofderiss ara
r1oDon--to D. yrs.-reg. -. ....
Fine Lawn and Nainsook-
Princess French Waist Russian
and Yoke styles-hish and low
neck-tucks. ,embrofderies IA
handstitchinSs. ,lace<. pIeats &c
sizes 70 yrs--reg- 81 Sc .......
Dresses OF Sheer White Lawn
with fine emhrofderies and Iaces
some with skirts OF aIIover 1c-
enbroidery-2 to- 5 yrs 4.)/
regularly So 10 -
Finer to Sizes including tn. daintte,-
Hand En1b'y effects
Christening Set OF Two Pieces
elaborate trim dress and cd7
sktrt-vorth $500 ..-.--............ S.'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

DIaMoNDs BOUGHT TOR t.A 4l e 70
or cold PROEIDENT TICKETS SES
DIEtayEIRY LER. 1871 6. way. bet 3 4 36 s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
TYPEWRITiNo AND TYPEWRITERs
ANTIQUES.

UuluuuCaE Portland Ladder Co. I30 Orange
St Newark, y. J. WESTERN
1890. seIf-.red at 2Oc. per # Tel $50 3 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
Women's Combinations

EXQUISITE novelties in finer Night Dresses
Ia SO as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
cIRcIJI AT DISTRIBUTORS
COINS. STAMPS and MEDALS.

,-,S--rpT FTTTT%C; cards. circulars. strict per
so1at supervtsion, highest references he4iS
,,..-tI-,,finy service. SO West 23d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
June Sale-Babies' Wear

Observation-Disclosures
o LET THESE
or TeIephon Orders
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
hiedemann Bros. Big American Shows
 Coming.

The amusement loving public of Prescott, on Wed Apr, 6 will have the opportunity of witness ing Wiedemann Bros. Big American Shows conceded by press and r ublis to be a crown ing triumph of mundane brains. The grand, sublime, spectale production, Clusters Last Charge" introducing band of real Sioux Indians, genuine COW boys, COW girls, etc, is only a few of the many featuresthat go to to make up the performance that is more brilliant than the mid day summer sun and will only give two performances in this city, afternoon at ? p. m. and night at SD. m. Doors open one hour earlier.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
Vickers.Pittman

Married-Yesterday morning at 10 0o'clock, at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pittman, Mr. Carl Vickers to Miss Jewell Pittman. The wedding was very quiet affair, and was witnessed by a few of the relatives and more intimate friends of the contracting par ties.
 The bride is one of Missouri townships most popular young ladies, having large number of friends who will extend to her their best wishes, and Mr. Wick CTS is clerk at the Ozan Mer- camille Cos. store, and a young man of fine business qualifica- tions, and is to be congratulated on winning the heart and hand of most charming young lady.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vickers will oc. cupy the cottage of pr. Hesterly on East Second street, and their many friends will be glad to know that they are to make their home in Prescott.
 The News joins a host of friends in wishing for the happy couple a long life of peace and happiness.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
HOW SHE WAS DRESSED.

Funny how you women dress" grumbled the old bachelor. 'Drosses So tight they look like you couldn't afford enough goods, and hats yard wide. Toes of your shoos a5surdly short and heels outs ccNn' high. No collars, but pouHdg Of c,;4 "a hair, Dresses short and co~sct- long. You even put the covering in the wrong place l saw a woman in the car the other day wearing a dress low elough in the rcc!; to be suitable for the opera an ::' ggs cov- cred with yc. couldn't distinguish h'r f2- rrrs
 That Was ro," sa.. ',r woman. : saw you 1u 1er.~~
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
NOTICE

A report has been circulated that I am making the race for constable for the benefit of Chas. Moon. This is untrue. 1 enter. ed this race and want your vote. If I am elected to this office 1 will give it my best personal atten- tion. Vote for me and 1 assure you that you will have constable that will at all times look after the interests of the public.
 Respectfully yours,
 c. H. Litten.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
A Freak of Nature

George Chidester brought to Levy's Drug Store Tuesday freak in the nature of d young chicken. The chicken has four legs, four wings, two heads one neck amp body. The legs are well developed, the body extra large and in every particular a we'll formed little chick with the ex. captions noted. = Ouachita Her. aid.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28

We regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. T. F.. Bnrns who is considered in quite serious condition. Her son, Dr. Britt Burns, of Mem- phis, has been called to her bed side, and is here assisting in re- storing her to health again.
 We regret to report the con dition of Mr. s. R. Briggs as quite serious, and join his many friends in trusting for his spec 1y and permanent recovery.
 Go to City Confectionery for your picnic lunches.
 Try fresh baked ice cream cone at City Confectionery next to P. o.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
SENATOR MCKNIGHT
 ASKS A QUESTION
HOW WAS THIS TICKET MADE UP?

Brother Democrats: 1 do not wish to be harsh or unjustly ac- cuse anyone without cause but would like to know under what rule fthe names were arranged on the ticket? 1 sent my check to pay fees on ticket January IA, and the check shows it was cash ed on January Is, and how did a man who has only been in the race two weeks get on the head of this ticket? 1 say to my friends look up my name; 1 should be on the head of this ticket and the only reason 1 am not there, is because certain intluNnce has been brought to bear upon the ring that undertakes to dictate the policies of our state. We have been fair to Nevada's candi- dates and beg of you the same. This does not make much differ ence in local politics but it means from one to three hundred votes to a stranger.
 lfyou are a friend to any par tlcular man in this race, look up his name and don't let that bunch dictate to you. Why will demo~ crats continue to do this when they know it will ruin our party? II l am wrong in this scratch me, but vote for your choice and have choice.
 Yours for fairness,
 w. F. Mcknight.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
Danger.

It is cangerous to feed corn or chops that are not kiln. dried. See that every sack IS stamed
 K 1 l. N RED Your dealer can supply you.
 SAM o. LOGAN.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
PIKE COUNTY ORCH.
 ARD PAYS BIG PROFIT

Bert Johnson, who was yester day elected vice president of the Land Congress at Little Rock, had fruit exhibit at the con- gress from the 2,000 acre fruit farm in Pike county owned by the Planting Arkansas Orchard Company, og which he is general manager.
 Mr. Johnson says that he ex- pects bigger crop of peaches than ever this year, and that the frost did not damage the crop to any extent this spring.
 MT. Johnson went to Pike county six years ago and plant ed Elberta peach trees on 90 acres of land that formerly grew perSimmon trees and brushwood. The next year $50 acres were planted 750 the following year, 300 acres in 1907 and more than 300 acres last year., making a total of o,0OO acres. The land was purchased for from s to $1O an acre and is now said to be worth $150 to $2OO. The third year after the trees were plant ed. when the first 90 acres of peaches began to bear. a net profit of $45 an acre was made. The next year a profit of $S0 an acre was made and last year the increased yield of trees and the high prices netted a revenue of S165 an acre from the trees. Last year 43 carloads of fruit were shipped to the large East ern cities, and this year it is ex- pected that l5O or 16O carloads will be shipped.
 MT. Johnson says that the frost does not damage the fruit on his orchard on account of it's elevation. The orchard is located on a ridge with an elevation of from $50 to 500 feet. He says that not a crop failure has been reported in 20 years by the old settlers on the ridge.
 The farm is divided, MT. J ohnsOn says, into five acre blocks and 100 trees are planted to each acre. Every eighth of a mile a gravel street runs through the orchard and is kept rolled and banked up. There are more than p miles of natural gravel streets in the orchard. The or chard is plowed several times a year and is kept in a high state of cultivation.
 There are three large packing houses on the farm where the peaches are prepared for ship ment. A canning factory is in, stalled in one of the buildings. There are 25 tenant houses. When the orchard was first planted, there was not railroad within a distance of nine miles, but now the Prescott and North western Railroad runs through the farm and up to the packing honcnc
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28

Try a limeade or ice cream cone at City Confectionery, next door to poStotfice.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS
 TELEPHONE co.
RATES:

RATES:
 Business. .,... Per Phone $2.50 Business Extession.. Per Phone .75 Residence .. ...Per Phone 1.50 Residence Extension Per Phone 50 Telephones are time savers. Let us supply your necessities.
 A. n. SMITH, Manager.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-28

Let Ed Baretield fit your spec tacles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-12
EntIe mi0onario y po|itico.
Desagradable in c id ente
ocurrido entire Mr.. Car
negie y Mr.. Knox.
El primero dijO que daria 20
millones para propender a la
paz de Centroamerica, con
leStandOIe ell SegundO que So
10 con I'm garrOte Sc alCaR.
Saria aquella.

Desde New York, comunican i I'M
peri6dlco dc Centroamcrica la 81
guiente informaci6n.:
En- un lunch Ell honor del Sc
flor Carnegie por John Barrct. V al
que asisti6 el MiniStro de Estado
Knox, ocurri0 TN pequeho inciden
te entire el Ministro de Estado V cl
senior Carnegie. que fue comcntado
por los asistentes al acto.
"El sehor Carnegie dijo que daria
veinte millones de d6larcS por To-
grar la paz de Centro-Amcrica. v cl
Sr. Knox le contest0 que Ia Situa-
ci0n de dicha region no quierc dine
70 =, sin cl empleo dc I'm grncso garro
te.
Mr.. Carnegie. combati6 con durc-
"a la Erase del secretario aplirando
rudos calificativos a tai poIirra que
uidc alcjara cada dia mas IA CON
fiaula Y acrecentara cl odio Y cl
descredito del gobiernn nortrameri-
canu.
III >cnor Knox Sc halla rc,cmtidn
FER In apreciacl6n hechl lrerca de
I'll. dicicndo que su politica merccia
nlenos crfdito que la de Root duran
te el tempo que fuG MiIlistro lie Is
tadn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-12
CAMPE0NATO De CuENT0S..

la cospondencia" ms Puerto Rico insnies
producer han produdo bas obra eraras todes d
Fandose geqero especaente denomnao la literature
sna cueno LA Correspondence da probar pueden rcdu
erse mto Ia a Al obeo ha decdo a medic
de esa neas abre de % deca cuaa
autor del euento de dr escto pucroquehc
"La Correapondncia orece vencedo
peonao abece para evar adan msmo las utes bases:
oLos cuentos remido La Correspondence tems
e campeonato deben meo rase;
EPara d oampeonato de "Le Correspondence.
2oLos centos dbe ssctos nombrca
eerA pubcados Peo desearan aquos hacer s no
pei6deo debe conoeer todos modos nombre del
epeza eontarse dese ell 10 dc Julio dc 1908
= termnara el 10 de Julio de 1910
paaras
pueden esco residences la era de ella
Co. Il Aba 1870 correspondena a6irA peb:s
n e de mas msrso q cspeonsto ia correspo
an gSsoaa con Is d: dc % sss ehs una ssa d ~
e*ente uad cal6cador los cuntos en- quo
nomb pesonas que sagsde para la na-
cn del Esta von deenar delos 25 80 nomb %
uado degnara
Jos numeo de haan obendo cco
Correspoaenca de Puerto Rico M udo as contdo recbrA
1gs0 % 1919 s1s
espondenca entregara pum de auto: ven1a en- cs
7Es enenddo estabeces por ia Correspondence. de PnF
Ro autor runfante ella considerable deendde
ante
satisfaction de LA CrespondencS
aOTJunaOO Venga
Sofa Correspondence pubcarA msdda que ebend
sodo los cuentos remdo campeono M pub
caci6n haa ndcando de odn que corresponds ada
nobre6 peudonimo del Es entenddo cuaL
Auera circumstances IL" Coespondena consda agdn centO n
gno de pubdad falta de ctura del AUTO
derechO pubGcaro conRdoe fuers
Hel
&c. Los publicados ess uo "En
patio go Juan Brssch No "l dos brazos po; Juan & S'
Rodriguez, No. 34 de- Abl ola ocura del tempo, po Juan
Rios Ssrpa, No. "a de Mayo de 1909
"El Legado" por Coraz6n Leap No. s. Mayo de 1909.
"Castgada" por Torres Quutero No. de JUNO 1909
Pobe Loca, por Antonio Rodriguez No de Julio de 1909
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