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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-06-10
HIGHER DUTY UPON
QUEBEC Pu pWO0D
CountervaiIing Impost Levied by
United States.

Washington, June 10.-As a result
Of discriminating license fee levied
by the Canadian government on pulp
wood cut in the province of Quebec
the treasury department announced
that the United States will levy a
countervailing duty of 25 cents per
cord on pulpwood cut In the crown
lands of that province after May /
last and like duty Of 35 cents a ton
on first paper made from fresh pulp
wood.
The necessity for the action in the
eyes of the department lies In the
fact that 25 cents of the license fee
will be remitted to Canadian pulp
wood owners If they allow their prod
uct to be manufactured into wood pulp
In Canada, thereby making the rebate
equivalent to an export duty on pulp
wood sent into the United States.
In this connection the treasury de-
partment issued the following state
ment:
Like products manufactured from
wood cut on crown lands In Quebec
after May 1 are not subject to the
countervailing duties. The tariff law
provides that If any country imposes
an export duty of any kind whatso-
ever on wood in the manufacture of
wood pulp such export duty shall be
added by the United States on i'm
portations."
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CONNOR To lead
The TAFT FIGHT
Chosen Leader Of WiscOn-
sin StalwartS.
SURPRISE OF MEETING

Was Former Campaign Manager for
La Toilette, Against Whom the Pres
ent Movement Is Aimed-ResoIu-
tions Adopted Strongly Endorse the
Taft Administration and the Payne
AIdrich Tariff Law.
Milwaukee, June 10.-The most i'm
portant development in the "Taft"
Republican state convention is the
choice by the convention itself of
William d. Connor, the La Toilette
campaign manager of a few years ago,
to act as state chairman of the "Taft"
Republican campaign committee and
to conduct the anti-La Toilette cam
paign this year.
The selection of Connor Is a great
surprise. Between him and e. L..
Philip, who initiated the Taft move
ment, there is a very unfriendly feel
ing. Connor was not invited to the
preliminary conference. He was
snubbed and ignored in every way.
But he saw to 1t that many friends of
his were elected to the convention and
when 1t opened he had to be reckoned
with. In addition he really had been
selected at Washington to conduct the
campaign for the national administra-
tion and it is stated that Vice Pres
ident Sherman, realizing the prospect
of trouble between the Philip and
Connor forces, took hand In the mat
ter and settled 1t by bringing about
the choice of Connor for chairman.
Action Eliminates Davidson.
The choice of Connor means that
Governor Davidson, who would like
to receive the endorsement of the new
movement for another term, will be
eliminated from the contest.
The administration of President
Taft Is strongly endorsed in the plat
form unanimously adopted at the clos
ing session of the convention. The
present tariff law is approved and the
provisions for maximum and mini.
mum schedules and future scientific
rev1sions are commended. Governor
Davidson's administration Is also en-
dorsed
With the selection of q campaign
committee consisting of two members
from each congressional district and
the choosing of William d. Connor of
Marshfield as state chairman the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
Mr.. Connors election was unani-
nous. He held the same Office six
years ago when La Toilette was gov
ernor.
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AUSTRIA FIGHTS OIL TRUST
Cabinet Takes Steps to Curb Its Grow
inQ Power.

Vienna, June 10-The Austrian min
listers OF finance, commerce and rail-
ways have decided upon joint admin
istrative measures for the protection
OF the home petroleum industry against
the formidable inroads being made by
the Vacuum Oil company, the Austrian
branch of the Standard Oil company.
The plan is to take advantage of
every technicality of the mining laws
In order to hamper the Vacuum COM
pany's officers, who will be compelled
also to the strictest observance of
their charter, especially the pro-
vision limiting the output Of their re-
fineries. The quantity specified in the
charter Is being constantly exceeded
by the company, 1t Is asserted.
In the event that these steps do not
suffice to accomplish the purpose
sought the Austrian and Hungarian
parliaments will be asked to legislate
to the detriment OF the American in
terests.
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ELECTRIC CONCERNS MERGE
Power and Light Companies of Six
States Combine.

Denver, June 10.-Merger of electric
light and power concerns in six states
was effected here when the Federal
Light and Traction company absorbed
all properties Of the United States
Light and Traction company, valued
approximately at $2,500,000.
The concerns absorbed are located
In Colorado, Wyoming, Washington,
New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma.
The United States Light and Traction
company was the holding company
for the eleven properties consolidated.
The Federal Light and Traction com
pany recently was incorporated in
New York for S11,000,000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-06-10
DECLARES FRANCE
Is A DYING NATION
Dr. Jacques BeTtilIon Alarmed
by Diminishing Births.

Paris, June 10.-"The time will come
when Germany, having on its borders
a magnificent but unoccupied country.
will find it absurd not to take pos
session of it."
Thus DR.. jacques Bertillon, the fa-
nous statistician, summed up the sig
nif1cance of the census of France Just
finished.
Births" he continued, are dimin-
ishing in number steadily. They are
almost 100000 less annually now than
at the end of the Franco-Prussian war
In 1871. The drop in the last seven
years has been 100000. while other
nations show an increase. Yet moth
ing is done. Alas! What will become
of our country? We are assisting at a
slow but certain suicide No one suf-
fers and no one complains. 1t is
death by chloroform. 1t is not even
death, putting it brutally
Our country, however, marvelously
endowed by nature, contains only sew
enty-two inhabitants to the square
kilometer, while Germany has nearly
120. Germany yearly sees about !, ,0O0,.
900 increase in population. requiring
food and warmth. Hence factories
are started, mines sunk and lands de.
veloped to the utmost. But how can
French workshops increase when
France itself is not increasing? For
eigners, always slightly malevolent,
call us dying nation. This hard word
is in fair way to become correct"
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CONSIDER IT A
KNOCK At Them
Germans Object to Pope's
Latest Encyclical.
OFFICIAL PROTEST MADE

Chancellor Won Bethmann-HoIlweu, In
Statement to the Prussan Diet,
Says the Government Filed Objec-
ton to Document at the Vatican,
but Has SO Far Failed to Receive a
Reply-Msy Break of Relations.
Berlin, June 10.--Chancellor Won
Bethmann-Hollweg, replying to an in
terpellation in the Prussian diet, spoke
with decided emphasis regarding the
recently issued papal encyclical,
which he construed as condemnatory
of religious reformers. The chancel-
lor said:
THE papal encyclical contains judg-
ments about reformers and the re-
formation and about the princes and
the peoples connected Herewith which
must hurt religious, national and NOR
al feelings. This explains the pro-
found emotion in wide circles, the eff
fects of which must endanger religious
peace.
Immediately after the Latin text of
the encyclical had been received I
caused representation to be made to
the Vatican by the German envoy, who
expressed the expectation of Germany
that the curia would find a way to
remedy the damage caused by the is
suance of the encyclical.
No Reply Has Been Received.
"The Vatican has not as yet replied
and therefore ] must refrain from
further comment except to say that |
reply to the Interpolation at this stage
SO as to let the German people know
the position of the government, which
has taken up the matter; and also to
assure the house that the government
is determined to do everything to in
sure religious peace in the land that
can be done in the national interests. +"
The encyclical, issued on the occa-
sion of the third centenary Of the
canonization of st. Charles Borremeo,
extolled Borromeo as the champion of
Catholicism against the Protestant re-
formation and declared that he estab-
lished at the time Of the council of
Trent that the principles of Catholi-
cism had been undermined by Martin
Luther.
On Saturday last interpretations
were introduced in the diet by the Con-
servatives and National-Liberals The
Conservative Interpolation asked what
the government proposed to do to
meet "such insults to the evangelical
church"
1t also suggested that the Prussian
legation at the Vatican be withdrawn.
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CARDINAL RAMp0LLA Is ILL
Prominent Churchman Under Constant
Care of Physicians.

Rome, June 10.--The greatest anx,
iety is felt in clerical circles over the
condition of Cardinal Rampolla, who
has suffered a number Of fainting
spells in the last two days.
The exact nature of the cardinals
illness has not been made public. He
is confined to his bed and is under
the constant care of physicians. Car.
dinal Rampolla is sixty-seven years old
and is considered a likely successor to
the pope in the event of the latter's
death
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WILL COST FIVE MILLIONS
Chicago Plans Largest Hotel in the
World.


Chicago, June 10.-Plans for thir-
ty-story hotel, the largest in the world,
to be erected at the southeast corner
of Clark and Madison streets, took
definite shape when 1t was announced
that Harry c. Moir, owner OF the Nor
rison hotel, had obtained an interest
in the ninety-nine-year leasehold on
the property adjoining the present ho-
tel site on the east.
Already architects are working on
the design Of the new hostelry, which
will have 1,400 rooms, each with a
private bath. 1t is estimated the en-
tire structure will cost about $5,00O,-
600 and Mr.. Moir states 1t will be op-
Grated on the basis of popular prices.
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plaque Cases at Honolulu.

Honolulu. June 10-Three cases OF
plague have been discovered among
the Russian immigrants who arrived
here on the Japanese liner Nippon
Maru. The Russians were brought
here from Siberia to work on the SUI
gar plantations In the islands.
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CITY OFFICIALS IN CONTEMPT
Mayors Of Helena and Butte Among
the Number.

Helena, Mont, June 10.-Judge
Clements, In the district court here,
ordered the commitment of Mayor
Edwards, seven Helena aldermen and
Mayor Nevins of Butte, whose convic-
tion on a contempt charge was af-
firmed by the supreme court.
This order was made upon receipt
OF the remittitur from the higher
court and stands effective until the
city fathers obey the judgment re-
specting the restoration OF a police
captain and several officers to the
force and payroll.
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SUGAR TRIAL NEARING END
Testimony All In and Counsel for De-
PENDANTS Make Pleas.

New York, June 9.-Although at the
resumption of the sugar underweigh-
ing conspiracy trial the taking of evil
dence was completed in short order,
there appeared to be considerable
doubt II the case would reach the jury
before the hour of adjournment.
Separate addresses to the jury were
allowed counsel for each of the three
defendants, Charles r. Heike, secre-
tary of the American Sugar Refining
company; Ernest w. Gerbracht, the
former superintendent of the Williams
burg refinery of the trust, and James
+. Bendernagle, the former cashier.
Henry l.. Stimson, the prosecutor,
will speak for the government.
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Son Of Ambassador kerens Takes
Overdose of Druu.

ST. Louis, June 10.--Richard C.
Kerens, Jr., son of the United States
ambassador to Austria, Is in the city
hospital recovering from the effects OF
an overdose of paraldehyde, taken in
the toilet room of the Laclede hotel.
Young Kerens was found uncon
scious In the hallway and was rushed
to the hospital. Although his condi
tion is considered serious his recovery
is assured
Kerens is about thirty years old and
has been an invalid for several years
He is the only member of his family
now in ST. Louis and it is understood
was soon to join his father and mother
In Austria.
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ASTOR TO BE AN AERONAUT
Plans Flights at Newport During His
STAY This Summer

Newport, r. l.. June 10.-Colonel
John Jacob Astor, it is rumored, in
tends to become a thorough aeronaut
this summer.
An aeroplane which he purchased
abroad having arrived in New York
1t will be brought here when the colo
mel arrives in Newport for the season
In few weeks.
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WILL REACH IMMENSE. SUM
Damage Caused by cyclonic Storm In
Missouri.

st. Louis, June 10.-It is believed
that the damage caused by the cy-
clone which swept Missouri between
Kansas City and st. Louis win amount
to at least 100000.
Communication with the majority
of the cities lying in the path Of the
storm was completely cut off and re-
stored only at intervals.
The worst damage was done at JEFF
ferson City. The state prison was
partially wrecked, causing damage to
the extent OF about $4,000. Five of
the principal buildings were unroofed,
while the electric light plant was put
out of commission. There was no loss
OF life Ali of the convicts were in
their cells when the storm broke,
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TURKEY MAY ExPEL GREEKS
Feeling Between the Two Countries
May Result In War.

Constantinople, June 10.--A regis
tration of all Greeks living in Turkey
has been begun by the Turkish au-
thorities preparatory, it is said, to
their expulsion.
This action by the government is
one of long series of recent moves
indicative OF the bitterness between
Turkey and Greece which, 1t is be-
leved generally, will end in war.
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AvIators Make Long Trio.

Paris, June 10.-Offlcers Marconnet
and Fegaunt OF the French army avia-
ton corps flew from Chalons-Sur-
Marns to the gates Of Paris, q distance
OF los. miles, In 2 hours and 30 min.
'utss, without STOP.
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BATH TUB TRUST PLANNED

New Hundred Million Dollar Combina.
tion to Be Formed.
New York, June 10.-Wall street
has heard of new $100. 100000 com
bination which is being formed, and
when perfected will doubtless be
called the bath tub trust" Sixteen
companies are involved in the pro-
posed combination. They manufacture
not only tubs, but almost every other
kind of sanitary enameling devices.
It Is said that rise in retail prices
OF between 90 and 80 per cent is con.
tamplated by the promoters.
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Recrult Drinks eaIIon Of water.

Evansville, Ind, June SIN order
that he might work up to the required
weight to join the navy John Hays,
aged twenty-six, of Mount Vernon, ILL.,,
drank gallon of water and was ac.
cepted by the local recruiting station
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DAMS AND CAN NAL
Office Of Irrigation SerIice.

Guayama, P. R. April 25.-19lO.
Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until 2 clock p. m. Ju-
ly rs, 1910, for the construction of
the CARTE Dam $50, 600 cubic meters
of earth and loose rock, the Toro Ne
gro Dam Is 900 cubic meters of earth
and loose rock, and the Doha Juana
Canal ! miles in length. The es-
timated total cost is about $l60, 900.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from this Office; or from the
office of the Commissioner Of the In
terror, San Juan, Porto Rico; or
from the Bureau Of Insular Affairs,
War Department, Washington, D.
c. A deposit of one dollar is requir-
ed for the plans and will be refund
ed if they are returned before the
date for opening bids. The right Is
reserved to reject any and all bids.
B. ". Hall,
Chief Engineer
Porto Rico Irrigation Service.
By order of
John A. Wilson,
Commissioner of the Interior
for Porto Rico.
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De SOC|tDAD.

Ora reg aquf. La compahia de
zarzuela que dirije el apiaudido pri-
mer actor, Ricardo Guel, Y en- la que
trabaja la genial tiple sehora Marin,
vuelve a San Juan, despues de obte-
ner muchos triunfos en- Ponce, Y ell
domingo 10 reaparece con un esco-
gido programa. Extrenan la opere-
ia de magfa, Quo Vadis" letra de
Sinesio Delgado y mtisica del macs
tro Chapi Y Sc ofrecen otras obras
de attraction para el pGblico de la
ciud ad.
Notds HermoSo angel, de negrisi-
mos luceros V morena tez, culta v
bella, como virtuosa V buena, el a.
NOR venci6 en- su iuvenl cOraz6n Y
Sc ha hecho va el compromise para
future enlace. Angelita Guilermety
mereoe la mas cumplids felicidad v
tanto 4 ella como al venturoso triun-
fador, distinguido ioven Alexandra
BesOsa. que pnontO terminara su
carrera de inseniero en- los Es-
tados Unidos; enviamos .rues-
ira mas cumplida felicitaci6n, de-
seandclcs que el tempo psse vel6z
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Balances de Cajas en- Depositos
para que ell bendecido hogar de la
cumplida ventura presto abray ysus
hermosas puertas.

para que ell bendecido hogar de la
cumplida ventura presto abray ysus
hermosas puertas.
Saguen los ensayos. En- la noche
del viernes hubo ensayos en- ell salon
del "club de damas'. de esta ciudad,
para II velada-que con caracter ex-
elusive para el "club" Sc llevara a
efecto q fines del corriente mes. En-
ell encantador grupo de sehoritas
que tomaran parte en- la velada, es-
tan Martha Asencio, Haidee Ma
rim, Teresina Moreno Calderon,
Irma Finlay-Basanta y Raquel Ho-
heb. Ell programa es escojido y Sc
guramente reslltara un buen Success
la velada del Club" aunque de ella
no disfrutemos los del sexo feo.
Personales. Ha estado en- San Juan
y sale para la region oeste de la isla
ell Sr. Patricio Bray Romero, repre-
sentante de Barclay Comp" de
Estados Unidos, ell que vista la isla
en- asuntos de negocios. Volvera en-
breve a Ia capital para continuar
su recorrida por otros puntos.
Desde ell martes Sc encuentra en-
Yauco, en- asuntos particulares, nues
tro distinguido compahero, ell DR..
NJ. Zeno Gambia, que permanecera
algunos dias ausente de la ciudad.
En- asuntos de su profession han
lido a Ponce para regresar el lunes
la capital, los licenciados Lopez de
Tord y Llorens-Torres. Ell Lcdo. Ca
males va tambien a la ciudad del SUI
en- viaje de asuntos particulares.
En- San Juan. Nuestro buen V an
tiguo amigo el Sr. Jose Rodriguez
Arias, empleado principal del servi-
clio de aduanas de esta isla, ha trasla-
dado su residencia de Catano a San
Juan en- union de su distinguida fa-
mlla, ocupando una elegante resi-
dencia enla plaza deColon de esta ciu
dad. Deseamos la mas grata estan-
cia en- la ciudad a la distinguida ia
milia Rodriguez-Arias.
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information de sandal;

Official de sanidad, San German,
remite para examen en- ell Laborato-
rio quimico, una muestra de una be-
bida que llaman "suorapo de ratces
medicinales".
Supermtendente de la escuela CO.
rreccional, Mayaguez, pide Sc le in
forme sobre ell resultado del analisis
verificado con las muestras de aqua
enviadas al laboratorio quimico, pro-
cedentes del rio "Estero" y del pozo
utilizado por aquella institution, Sc
lie inform6 haber resultado contami-
NADIA las aguas en- distintas proper
clones, y cuya contamination Sc We
rifica acknowledgements.
Official de sanidad, Guayama. Re-
mite informe de un case de fiebre IT,
foidea y solicita q. en- vista del esta-
do sanitario de aquellas poblaciones,
yde haberse demo strado la contami-
naci6n de- las aguas de aquel acue-
ducto, Sc nestione la concession de un
emprestito solicitado par aquel mu-
nicipio con objeto de atender a las
reparaciones de aquel acueducto y
dotarlo de un filtro apropiado.
Inspector de alimentos, Mayagiiez
Da cuenta de haber destruido l60
libras de papas (patatas) y $50 libras
habichuelas coloradss, propiedad de
los Sres. Pagan, Lopez &C.
Inspector de alimentos, San Juan,
da cuenta de haber destruido 20 Guar
tillos de ieche por estas acida, pro-
piedad de Isabel Scott.
Inspector de sandal Sr. Andino,
informa sobre las malas condolences
en- que Sc encuentra el puesto para
venta de leche, situado en- la calle
del Sol No. IS.
Inspector veterinario DITTO. Norte,
informa haber reconocido los caba-
Hos propiedad uno de Mr.. Cummings
y otro de Mr.. Creme, los que dieron
reacci6n positiva y fueron sacrifica-
dos con la autorizaci6n de sus due
nos.
Tesorero de Puerto Rico, remlte
una muestra de "Extracto de Malta
digestive" marcada con ell No. l2S,
para que sea analizada en- el labo
torio qulmico.
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Elprna Juypnlud.- JYEIlLIIA.
Ell GRAN TINTE P0R EXCELENCIA.

Verdadern exito conseguido con una
formula moderna- No contiene nj
trato de plata, nj sales de plomo.
vigoriza el cabello, evita su caida,
v esta prObado ser un antis6ptico
de result ados maravillosos. Bastan
algunOs minutes para que el cabv-
loo Ia barba vuelvan 4 su primi-
two color. Pruebelo y Sc conven-
cera de su eficacia- De venta en-
todas las farmacias de Ia isla. De-
p6sito al pOr mayor. THE JU-
VENILINA COMP. P. O. Box
101. Ponce. F. r. 80 v. d
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La Palmita lado del parque
de Bombas y de la Iglecia. Puesto
de refrescos y dulces de varias cla-
ses. Y limonadas, cigarros y ciga-
rrillos de todas classes. Especialidad
en- refrescos de cebada y dulces de
dmibar. Frutas refrigeradas- Do
n isiO Villa.
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Hotel America, Altos de LA Mar
earita."'. de Lopez y Fernandez,
plaza Delicias. No. 10.
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DR.. R. Lopez Nussa. -Medico Ci-
ruano. Consultas do i 4 ) P NJ.
Comercio esquinna a Salud Te efo-
no 2SS
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F. ARIZONA 0liver.--Almacenista
por mayor, en- provisiones de todas
classes. Sal molida en- saquitos ds
una libra, marca Aguila. Frente 4
Ia Plaza del mercado. Agents en-
San Jnan' n. Llauri l. Co.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
s2 quintal
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la Chiquita." De Jose Mas J
Perez Ropa hecha, Quincalla y Mer.
cerfa. Fabrica de sellos de gonna.
Gale Mayor, esquina Estrella-
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Ell Leon de Orc. dc Roman Cope
TO; habitaciones comodas = ventiladas,
Selectas oomidas. calle de Ia Villa
No3.
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FarmaCia La Emerita" de Ma
nuel PuI Diana. Gale Isabel
Leon.
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DeluCCa s Co. Concentrates al
por mayor y detail, Comercioy Sa-,
lud. Sucursales "Salud' y "Auro-
ra," "Concordia" y Luna" Con
rebaja de precios, espeeialidad en-
compras q domiciio. Compra y Ven
ia de frutos del pals. Telefono nd'
nero 299.
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Manuel Mocete Psdilla.-Reprssentante
de LA Correspondence" Ponce Pto.
Rico, P. o. Box. IL Telefono "a
-Agente y corresponsal de varios Pc
ri6dicos importantes de San Juan, ls
isla y el extrarJero. Acepta agenciss
comisione& t'uede dar reierencia
Hotel y Coimado ns Is. Mel
nlaza leii"ia. In y,
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DR.. V Santoni. De la facultad de
Paris. Especialista en- las enferme-
dades de Ia vista. Horas de consul
tas, de 81 10 A. NJ. y de 2 P. N.
Plaza Principal Mum. II.