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The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
b0URGET' PLAY
STUDY OF CLASSES
LA Barricade" Brings Employer
and Employe Into Conflict for
Working Girls Love.

PARIS. Jan. i3.--The new play OF
the week par excellence - La Bar
ricade. by Paul Bourget, which con
tinues the doctrine on the differences
Of the social classes which he devei'
oped I'm his former piece. Il Emigre.
The ahthor apparently holds that
the violence OF The syndicated prole'
tariat would prove the best education
for the conservative middle class II
the latter learned TO resist IL. and
would thus be powerful means oi
bringing the capitalist form OF society
10 perfection.
Ia Barricade" is in It's conception,
a drama OF social life incarnated III "a
drama OF private life The rivalry OF
an employer ard his foreman for the
love OF working girl is the element
OF tragedy. This crisis OF private HE
extends little by little until II be-
comes a conflict between two classes.
The episodes OF the play show various
phases Of this conflict, including what
is known In France as sabotage,
lthe willful destruction or damaging
OF the property OF an employer). also
strike and the hunting OF the
'renards." or. In Anglo-Saxon slang,
"scabs." There is kind OF fatalism
in the development OF the action. The
irresistible force of events compels
the individual characters TO re-enter
their respective classes.
Probably the most effective episode
is the defense by an old workman.
who is "scab" cabinetmaker and an
81 s.t
some of his masters fine furnitur, be
sweated over It.
The faults Of NJ. Bourgeois new piece
are very obvious, yet they did not
prevent its eminently popular quail
ties from being generously recognized
by the distinguished first-night audi
ence.
The action OF LA Barricade" is
much too artificial I'm character delin-
cation, and the dialogue. aside from
a few scraps OF trade slang. shows 4
great lack of familiarity with the
material or which the dramatist should
have constructed his work. Lastly,
the single thin thread OF romantic love
running through II is too essentially
distinct from the radical motive of the
plot To- arouse anything like deep
sentimental interest
The whole strength OF the play lies
in its appeal to selfish appreciation on
the part OF the bourgeoisie OF the
growing insecurity OF their social posi-.
tion n country so alive as France
Is with the ominous ferment OF syndi-
calism.
There is every reason to believe
that Bourgeois latest wori, will hold
the boards at the Vaudeville for many
weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
INNOCENCE rs PROVEN.

PONTIAC. Mich. Jan. l3.-Mrs
George Sherman. of this city. was
agreeably surprised when she found
a tin box containing a number of valu.
able deeds and insurance papers,
which she had misplaced. under the
mattress OF her daughters bed She
believes she arose In her sleep and
placed the valuables under the mat
tress. Suspicion was directed at Eliian
Lockwood. young man who came
here from Big Rapids to seek WORK
aud stopped AZ the Sherman home A
warrant had been sworn out for Lock
wood, but the discovery OF the tin box
proves that Lockwood Is innocent.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
|OE MUssET llN
SAID TO BE- Il
Love Notes 10 wsnaa NJ 49,
His Brother wm - m
lished Shortly. "A

PARIS. Jan. 1.-The openi19 a
week or u box at the National nnE~
containing 7S love letters of An
de Musset. which had remained =
read for 40 years, was accompanies "a
a decided disiliusionment for thnt ~
ton OF the public which u roun4U
tically inclined. in an anuouncomoU
made by Jules Troubat. who was oo1<
retary TO Sainte-Beuve, the greet nGe}
erary critic, and now nils the ro)o "a
literary executor of the woman o|
whom the letters were addressed W
This woman. although her numo 1.
carefully cut out Of all the lettor1
was. II appears. none other thAn t11|
wife OF Alfred de Mussst's brot1o(
Paul. The heart history. thefoG1T@3
behind the bundle Of old letters m10G<|
be peculiarly interesting II the Doo&|
himself had written IL with that fFnn1EI
ness and detail that charactsri1o th4'
confessions OF Jean Jacques ROuooooo<s
The correspondence began beforo -
young woman became his sister-in-lAW.k
II is not certain that II continued o.
the same vein afterward, alth0uHn:
that has been implied by some Do9k
sons who profess to know.
Alfred and the young lady. who voo
beautiful and refined, loved each other
at first sight. but why II was not he
instead of his brother who mnrrto1
her has not yet been revealed. Mrn4-
Paul de Musset was about to destr04
the letters many years after AIfrodo
death when she Welded to VI. TrOet
bats entreaties and bequeathed thom
10 the state on condition that they
should not be read by any one before
the expiration OF 40 years. and that her
own name should not be connected
with them In any way. "a
II Is not NJ. Troubat's fault that
those intimately versed In the life o1
Alfred de Musset should easily havo
solved the identity OF his charming ~;
vinity. for whom he probably had q
purer affection than for most OF thu
others who successfully entrance him.
She is said to have Influenced him %
greater achievement. as George Sand
had tended To debase his talent.
However this may all be. the let
ters are said TO be entirely different
from what the admirers Of the p0et
might have expected. AS passi0nake
literature they will never be classed
very high. For the most part M. TrOur
bat assures us that they are character
lied by calm tenderness. with only
here and there brief bursts OF passion
or OF amorous frenzy. The majority
or them are mere notes or billets<
doux concerning rendezvous.
AS NJ Troubat Is to publish the let-
ters as soon as he can edit them, Il
Is not to his interest to depreciate
their attractiveness. Therefore. when
he says that they are tame and rather
baral. one must accept II perforce a.
the simple truth.
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made them what they are. The abil.
ity TO become millionaire Is a God
given talent How can Il be otherwise
when YOU lock around and see the
sort CT men who control the gigantic
fortunes of this country? Because a
man knows how to make money. does
not give him a knowledge 10 detect
the work OF a great artist. 70 appre-
clate great opera or drama or I'm
fact to care for any OF the finer things
OF life Often you will find such q
combination in multi-millionaire. but
the exception proves the rule. IL Is
more frequently the poor devil who
has the artistic soul
II have been criticised for empha-
sizing the deep affection OF the iron
Wlllcd HaggletCn for his son. went
on Mr. LaCkaye in his keen ANALYSIS
ot the genus millionaire. "but when
YOU stop 10 think and 20 inquire. the
men ~ millions In this country are
almost invariably men of marked do
nestle tastes. devoted TO their fami
lies. giving their wives and children
rot only unlimited wealth, but unlim-
tied affection. II has remained for
their sons and daughters to fill the di-
Vorce courts. unfortunately"
MIR. Iackaye is thinker and a stu.
dent. not only OF his own profession
I'm which lao has attained undenlable
eminence. but I'm the Affairs OF men
generally lt Is said at the famous
PLAYERS club IN New York that the
mantle OF the lamented Maurice Barry
more Tell upon I.ackaye in wit and hui
NOR aud the ability to tell rDod story
aud originate sparkling epigram.
That he H. the best actor-speechmaker
we have. has long been conceded and
IL il given complete proof at every
performance of The Battle" this
week. for few VI the current Garrick
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
CRITICISED POLICE DEPT.
But saioonkeeper Isn't Guilty Of Mis-
demeanor, Jeffries Rules.

Archie Campbell. saloonkeeper. was
not guilty OF disturbing the peace
" hen he expressed audible comments
about Patrolman McGugin. and the pc.
lice department generally, shortly
after McGugin had made visit of in
spection TO Campbells saloon. JUS
tice Jeffries discharged Campbell.
Thursday.
McGugin testified that as he passed
the open door OF Maloney's coal office,
he heard Campbell talking to Maloney
and making dire threats and mutter-
ings against McGugin.
McGugin arrested Campbell for dis
turblng the peace.
Justice Jeffries decided that the o.
tense might be lese majestic, but hare
~ disturbing the peace.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14

that the investigation OF the special
committee appointed by the governors
brought out facts supposed to have
involved several other firms
The sessions OF the investigating
committee were executive and the
inside" OF the entire transaction Is
thus kept from the general public Az
Wall street has analyzed the situation
however. Chaplin & Co acted for Reid
or others In the purchase OF Rock
Island stock, while a looked-for selling
order was not forthcoming. thus nip
ping an Intended match sale" which
would have threatened corner.
The Chaplin firm issued a statemen,
that orders for the purchase OF 10000
shares OF the stock were received
from a customer and given out In goot
faith and that confusion which coult
not be avoided. resulted
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
WANT STATUE TO ARNOLD.
@. A. r. Post Says Time Has 6rideec
the Chasm.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Jan. l3.-G. A.
r. veterans here are aroused tojSy by
the action OF Chenoa Post, Grand
Army OF the Republic. i'm adopting
resolutions petitioning President Taft
to have statue OF Benedict Arnold
placed side by side with that of George
Washington in Statuary Hall.
The resolutions, read In part:
while many people. honest though
they were, held the name OF Benedict
Arnold In execration. we submit that
time has bridged the chasm. and sue
ceeding generations should be taugh,
to look upon and alike revere. side by
side. I'm the Hall Of Fame. statues sac.
red to the memory OF George Wash
ington and Benedict Arnold"
The resolution was adopted as a
sarcastic protest against the placing
OF a statue OF Gen. Robert 4. Lee in
the. Hall of Fame.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14

have been able to write for my girl
friend
That is all there is To- tell said
the boy-composer simply. II have
been writing music since / was FIVE
years old, and 1t is great fun"
Master Lutzen was born In Birming-
ham, and has been educated I'm Eng
land. He is the son OF Hungarian par
ents. and has in his brief experience
been commanded TO play before sew
eral crowned heads, and once, at Presi-
dent Loubets request. conducted the
band OF the national guard.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
JUDGE Swan Reverses Referee paveek.

Judge Swan has reversed the fnd-
ing OF Bankruptcy Referee Davock In
the case OF William H. Watson. a La
peer man who failed Watson owned
real estate in common with his wife.
and the creditors attempted 10 have
his interest in this sold 10 sattsfy
claims against him. Judge swan
holds that this cannot be done. The.
situation is that watson could not seH
The property himself without bu
vife's consent. and his creditors can
not do what he cannq.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
Crew Starving at Sea.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. I2-Tha-
the crew of 10 men OF the Norwegian
ship Farsdnd We're starving and help
less and The ship drifting unoo1trcled.
Is the message found In a bottle tod.y.
The message was dated Dec %. The
location Of the ship is not given and
nothing is known OF her here The
bottle was found on the coast OF the
Gulf of Mexico.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
OF living

OF living.
This unusual phenomenon In the
face of n long succession OF bountiful
crops Is one OF the most important
as we'll as interesting problems tina,
confronts the political economist to-
day. Economists agree that there is 0
direct relation between the quantity
of gold that Is the basis Of value and
the general industrial condition. rhe
gold production OF the world for the
year 1896 was approximately $2O2.25l. 4.
COO For 1909 IL was approximately
s445. 100000, an increase OF l20 pei
cent"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
HURT IN CRAWL; MAY DIE.

SAGINAW. Mich. Jan i3-(Spe-
cial )-Myron Mceker. aged 45. of
Standish. Is lying near death at his
home. and his nephew. Martin Hart.
aged 10. Is in the Arenac county Jail
as the result OF an assault following
n drunken brawl when both men went
after load OF wood Wednesday night.
Meeker Is internally injured.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
$4,000 Fire In Jackson.

JACKSON, Mich. Jan. lS.-(Spe
cial. Fire in the Morris hotel ai
midnight caused loss OF $4,000. vii
liam Spencer. )S5. one OF the guests
had a narrow escape. He was over
looked and finally found and thrown
out of a window to the firemen below
The FIRE started in the basement.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
SHOOTS HIS BRIDE AS
SHE WALKS IN SLEEP
Delaware Man Thought He Saw eur
glar and Flred---Wlfe Seri-
ously Injured.

DELMAR. DEL. Jan. 13.-Thinkin3
a burglar was In his home at LecatO.
Jefferson Taylor shot and seriously In
jured his bride OF three days. who
was walking In her sleep early this
morning.
Taylor was awakened by noises on
the second floor. and Immediately
grabbed his revolver and began In
vestigating. Opening the door. he saw
the person whom he supposed To be q
burglar and opened fire. shooting
three times.
II am shot cried his wife.
Only one OF the bullets entered the
supposed burglar. She was taken to =
hos pital in a serious condition.
Mrs. Taylor had never told her hus-
band that she was victim OF SOM
nambulism
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
Another AlIeaed Masher Freed.

In spite Of Justice Jeffries decision
that he was unable To prosecute
mashers. under the present laws,
Patrolman George b. Williams arrest
ed David Freid. No 2S6 Watson-st.
Wednesday night, when Mrs. Carrie
Hewitt. OF No. 3l4 Franklin-st.. com.
planned that Freid had followed and
annoyed her Freid was duly dis.
charged I'm police court
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
aIJys 100 CARS.

LANSING, Mich. Jan. is---Spe-
c,sI The Lake Superior a Lshpee1r
Inc Railroad Co has purchased -
s,cc, cars with capacity Of l0Q0o0
wounds each, for the trsnsportalsu0 -
ore according 10 informatiou rece1vy4
nv Chairman C. L. Glasgow. o{ -
state railroad commissioa. rs
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
JUDGE Swan Has No Jurisdiction.

Judge Swan has admitted the ciaim
Of lack of jurisdiction made In the
admiralty case in which the c. n
Little Co. ibeied the steam tug Ben
ton on claim for sand taken from
Rohy island in 81. Clair river. The d.
cIsion states that the case Is NOT one
ip odp,fralty
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14

TO aid the man VINO shaves himself.
Californian has patented a mirror
which may be hung from a frame
about the neck and adjusted in almost
any position
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14

theater audiences have permitted Mr.
Lackaye to dodge "A few happy re-
marks"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14

Scrap telephone wire seldom is
used in the manufacture OF brass be
cause II contains silicon
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Treasury Department Of Porto Hcat !.

treasury department OF Fofto Ntcot
SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENES INKUEBEES
En- Coectur de Rena Internas de Bsyaon ia 1a5uA1s
1910 las del seran vendos les
bienes acionado de los mismos cukHak
bueion reg funon embargades pr
debido tempo las conibuon vencidas los aoges dY
Ley de Rentss nternas.
PROPIETARos Description de Propedad sst
spi0xihaaas
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
F. M Ashley 10 eds Paebs Vieia 1aaa
Joseph A. Smith. 10 eds b. hNs
jose NJ. Martinez Hnos. IA eds Minias s4
Guadalupe Torres 9cds casa DO Son.dorsa 2es
j. r. Gibbs hoy /. F. Yard q eds b. Hate tsjas 270
Puedn los dalc desn los pevos sxpsasaba
Ell compador de cada popd he ecvo msnos
dez snto dol vaer vendda
de dears de se
prepedad a1aue los de d verified remate
Bayamon, P, r. JUNO do 1910
FHmado) F j. Montla.-Colector
Aprobado: samuelD Grsmsr Treasurer
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De Leg!eso en- Caguas.

Julio S,-De regreso del plntoresco
pueblo de Bloomsbury, Pa, hemos
tenido ell gusto de saludar a nuestros
compatriotas Luis F. Vergne y Jose
L. Santiago, que cursaban estudlos
en- la acreditada escuela normal de
aquella poblaci6n.
Vienen a pasar las vacaclones. Gra
ia permanencia les deseamos.
Con Ell fin de pasar las vacaclones
proximas pasado ano escolar, Sc en-
cuentra entire nosotros "a disting,li-
da V culta sehorita Catalina Baez,
ilustrada profesora que ejerce en-
San Lorenzo,
Fehces vacaciones lie deseamos.
Ell domingo Sc llevara a efecto en-
la Liga de Cayey, el tereer desaflo
de una serie de 5 que tienen concer-
tados los clubs plata" de Cayey y
"Savarona" de esta cludad.
Reina gran entuslasmo entire los
caguenos amantes del sport para
asistir a dicho desaflo.
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LAS |kScR|PC|ONtS
En- QUEDRAO|LLAS.
Los dias S y 6 concurrio
un buen numero de
e1ectores.
81 resuItado fu6 142 correspea'
dientes al partide anioBista
"a al republicano.
Contindan aquellos vecinos
careciendo de un medico
titular. i
De nuestro corresponsal


Julio 7,-Durante los dias S y 6
han tenido lugar las inscripclones
dentro del mayor 6rden y compos-
tura. Sc inscribieron 146 electo-
res, de ellos correspondent al parti-
do unionista 142 y 4 al partldo re-
publicano.
Qued6 demostrado que los quebra
dillanos quieren seguir sintiendose
unionistas y Sc disponen a sacar su-
perior mayoria ala que obtuvleron
en- las elecciones pasadas.
Aun estamos sin medlco, circular
rumores que sera contratado ell DR..
Rivera, que ha sido nombrado t'tu-
lar del vecino pueblo de Camuy para
que visite a este pueblo dos veces Sc
manales.
Apesar de tener fondos suficientes
nuestro concejo municipal, no Tue
possible poderse consignar partlda su
ticiente para un medieo titular con
residenciia en- la localidad por no Gu
brir el 5Oo23 que exige la ley munlcl-
pal.
Nuestro popular alcalde don Ho-
norio Hernandez Sc dispone a con-
currir a la convocatoria de alcalde
que ha citado el gobernador.
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MoVimiiento de pIisiones.

Benigno Ortega Santana, in
greso, sentenciado por la corte de
San Juan a cumplir condena de dos
amos de preside por hurto mayor.
Martin Ortiz Colon, ingreso SEN
tenciado por la corte de distrlto de
Ponce a tres amos de preside por Ell
delito de homicide voluntario.
Melton Rosado Santiago, in
gres6, sentenciado por la corte de
distrito de Ponce, d cumplir conde-
ma de siete amos de presidio, por ul-
tsaie.
Antonio Pgrez, ingres6. SEN
tenciado por la corte de distrito de
San Juan, a cuatro amos de preside
por atentado a la vida.
Catalina Cruz Arroyo, ingres6
sentenciado por Ia corte de dlstrito
de San Juan a un ano de preside
por atentado a la vida.
Ell Hon. gobernador de Puerto
Rico ha conmutsdo Ia sentencia de
dos amos de presidio que cumplia
Andres Rivera, por el delito de esca-
lamiento en- segundo grado, por Ia
de un aflo nueve meses, doce dias,
para que fuese pue5to Immediate
mente Ell libertad.
Ell Hon. Gobernador ha conce-
dido gracia de indulto a Jose Perez,
que habia sido eondenado por Ia
corte municipal de Utuado a diez
dias por alterar la paz; y Juan villa
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Netas teat!a!es de Caguas
De nuestro co:responsal

Julio S.-Fue un verdadero aeon
tecimiento teatral la Ultima tuncion
Nevada a cabo por la compaiiia Guei
Numerosa concurrenc'a, avlda de
Yer "Metodo Gorritz "El lsaoio
con faldas' y Ell Mlssisipl' tueron
las obras puestas en- escena.
Todos los artistas que tomaron
parte rayaron a gran altura, pues TO-
dos pusieron empeho en- sallr triun-
fantes en- SUI labor; pero lndudaole.
mente el heroe de la noche, 10 tue
el Sr. Giel
La Sra. Marin, Bagiies y Mas y
los senores Regales y Ballester en- su
chistoso papel de Pihuelo, estuvle-
ron admirables -,
Aver Sc march6 la compafia. FL
pubiico ha sentido que la temporada
hava sido tan corta; aunque nos a.
]ienta la esperanza de que vueiven
en- la pr6xima semana. 81 vuelven
no olviden de deleitarnos otra vez
con el chistosisimo "Metodo Gorrltz'
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Una inyitaciion.
Los aeric ultores de tabaco
tratan de asociarse.
So lleyara d efecto una re- union
ell marteS..

Hemos tenido el gusto de reclbir
la siguiente carta:
+ "Juho 6, de 1910.-La Correspon-
dencia de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, P. R. Muy Sr. mio:
En- la firme creencia de que ha
llegado ell momento de formar unai
organization que nos presente dig
namente a todos los agricultores de
tabaco y para poder asi prestarnos
mutua ayuda y protection, los que
suscribimos le invitamos a V. para
una reunion que Sc celebrara en- los
salones de La Association de Puerto
Rico, en- la ciudad de San Juan, a las
diez de la mabana del martes ~ de
Julio corriente.
Sc nos ha asegurado que el Hon.
gobemador Cotton, a quien hemos
invitado, asistira y nos dirigira Ia
palabra en- ese acto de tanta trascen-
dencia para nosotros.
Por consequence, lie rogamos que
asista a dicha reunion y nos ayude
a salir adelante en- Ia empresa que
nos hemos propuesto.
Francisco Jimenez Laiara, Jose
Arzuaga, DIR. Jose Barreras, Juan
Avalo, Felix Rexach, Francisco
Rexach, Francisco Cintr6n, Rafael
Ma. Gonzalez."
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CONVENE PREvENlRSE

Hay aIgnnos il1sos NAL aconsejados
fnaustriales que al yer las curaciones
numerosas obtenidas desde hace treinta
amos, en- casos verdaderamente desespe-
radios, con el Alquitran Guyot, intentan
slgunas veces aprovecharse de la confu-
sion d que Sc presta cierta semejanza
de nombres. y buscan ell modo de ven-
der sus productos en- lugar del producto
verdadero perjudicando, como es con-
siguiente, siempre que 10 consiguen.
no solo los intereses del pablicO sino Ia
salud de los enfermos
Hay, en- efecto, alqultranes de especies
diversas, pero todo ell mundo sabe que
el slquitran mejor es ell que los abetos de
Noruega producer y que, no obstante SUI
elevado precio. e. i inico que Mr.
Guyot emplea para Ia fabrication de sus
productos. ST Sc desea, pues, obtener Ia
curaci6n de las bronquitis, cataI'ros, res
friados antiques deseuidados, suferme-
dades de la vejiga O de la piel, etc., 81 Sc
quieFe contaf con un preservativO c;ert0
de las intermediates epidemicas, es !n-
dispensaole precisar bieD, al pedirlo en-
las farmacias, qle 10 que Sc desea es e!
Verdadero Alouitran Guyot, por mas
que es facn de reconocer 10, pues la
etiqueta de cada frasco lleva al bies la
irMa del inventor en- tres COlores vio-
eta, verde ! roio.
Este tratamiento vlene costar . cen.
tavos dIarIos, y... CMaI z.
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Banquete dc 500 cubiertos.

El doce del pasado mes Sc celebr6
en- Barcelona I'm banquete de cinco
mil cubiertos dedicado al leader re-
gionalista. Dicho banquete resulto
un gran acontecimiento.
Los com ensales vestian y calza-
ban de la Palm esana de Juan Pieras,
Alien 80.
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fana, Jose Pantoja y Ramon Colo
mer, que fueron sentenclados por la
misma corte municipal 4 sels dias
de carcel por jugar bolas en- las ca
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.

Treasury Department OF Porto Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA. B1ENES NMUEBLES
Coiecura Dc Ren lnterna. Dc M,nat' a II de )ua
1910 veadidos
fueron enbargaaes pado
dspon
PROPIETARlOS Description propedad contbucees
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA,
Juan Miro Cassner Al eds Barrio Coo S3o
ourido Coma 80 aaearc, G4.7t
Manuel .surido "a eds Florida 2den4so 1882
Ramon ;1aurdo IS eds Florida adenre, 1888
Jaar s. Ortiz 70 eds e<ss Florida afuera 7.83
deta los rdvos expedentes
comprado, opdad debe depoa Elective el
del vao vendd ereEa
de fse sabaada
propaeda los diez d aantes ve6co reat
Manah P R., Juno do 1916.
(Fumado) Francisco de- Eehegazay-celecsE
Aprobado Samuel D Grenes Treasurer