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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
GRAYS AND BROWNS
These CoIorS Grow in Favor and
Appear in Smart Hats.

-ssro arc evidences that the riot OF color
=. feminine attire which has now endured
considerable time may be on the de-
,,,o Gray in the smoke, taupe and eie-
.bsnt shades and the softer browns are
s.;,e used with such charming effect that
-, cannot fail 10 win over adherents from
.no1g former devotees OF gaudier MUGS
rss prominence OF moleskin Will tend TO
,hs cultivation OF taste for the auieter
nominations Of color. for. although this
.on,bre FUR needs the addition Of some rela-
,,rslv brighter tone. designers seem 10 work
:, the principle that 70 use really BRILL
-, ore as a complement TO II would he a
n~ofanation. Certain soft shades OF blue
=. ,,sod with moleskin last year. and just
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STORAGE NOTICES.

IgotsI John II BAH, Tabbots Express. You
and Zach OF YOU are hereby notified that the time
for the payment OF my lien upon the property
tCreirsffer described having expired, after due
notice thereof had been given you, / Will cause
such property. to wit. household goods, personal
enects, pianos. trunks and merchandise, stored
add al public auction. according 20 statute IN
surb case made and provided, al Chelsea Ware
Ir,ses ace asa West roth st.. New York city. on
Xysdnesl1v Nov ~. 1911. CHELSEA FIRE
PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
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AuCTION SALES.

pApTG -NcTair-Du hreliI. auctIOueer. 9, rue
Favart. assisted by ~ Robert Linzeler rN-
merit . rue d'ArgeusOn, Viii sell ht pubic
auction. LIST. az the Georges Petit Gallery. =
mo dc Ssze on Monday. 27th. TUESDAY, 2Ntn.
and Wednesday, 10Th. November 1911 at :
~ ", .d M tho Hotel BrOuot rooms Nos.
ana \ frou Monday an. Co Monday. llth, De-
cenlbrr. az p. 3D., Pearls. Precious stones
Jewellery and Valuable Works NJ Art Tor
,,erl,, the Property OF A. NJ the sultan Add
I-l-Uawid H. on view: Private-Georges
Petit Gallery on SATURDAY.. November %. from
coIiarv. on November eG. Hotel Drouot, De
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sIRROGATE'S NOTICES.

Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate ~ tho
comfy OF New York. notice Is hereby given ~
an persons having claims against samuel Alex
- rraseut the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
-,.tiscriber az his place OF transacting business
"a 100 broadway, Borough Of Manhattan, n
ne Citv OF New York. on or before the 6th day
or March next. 90,
Dated New York. the 5lst day OF August, 1911
ALEXANDER & GREEN,
Attorneys fot Executor. No. 100 Brcadway.
Rnrnuch OF Manhattan New YORK Clly. ~
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BIZ
the Board OF Water supply. at its Offices.
seventh foor 165 Broadway. New York. until
II a NJ. on Tuesday. october 81, 1911. for
Contract 70 for tho construction OF tbs Bay
Ridge conduit. portion OF the City pipe
lines OF Catskll aqueduct IN the City Aque
duct department. and extending from ths
junction OF Thirty-sixth greet and Fifth ave-
nue. IN the Borough Of Brooklyn. New York
Cirv. in a generally southwssterly direction
along Fifth avenue. Sixty-tourth street, Fourth
avenue. Sixty-seventh street and Second ave-
nue % Seventy-ninth street and throug h
Seyentv-ninth street 70 the shore Road. The
work 10 be done includes the furnishing ard
laving OF about 10, 400 feet OF 4s-inch cast
IRON pipe. SO feet OF 36-inch cast-iron pipe
valves and other appuTtenances. together
with maintenance for one year.
AT the above place and time The bids Will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
tafltng information FOR bidders and pamphlets
OF contract drawings can be obtained at tn
above address by depOsiting the sum OF Ten
Dollars (S1Ol for each pamphlet For further
particulars zee Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board Of Water supply
T- : ENGINEER OFFICE. si5 WITHER-
snoou Building. Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. IA
fofT sealed proposals for erecting Memorial
Arch at Valley Forge, Pa, Will be received
hoe until - noon. Nov. 10 1911. and then
nt,IicIv opened Information on application.
HERBERT DEAKYNE Major. Engrs.
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YOUNG OFFICER GETS POST
Commander Philip Andrew to
Head Bureau of Navigation.
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Admiral Nicholson to Succeed
Murdoch and Vreeland to
Take Wainwright S Place.
From the Tribune Bureau.

Young OFFICER PROMOTED.-The
Secretary Of the Navy announced TO-DAY
the appointment of Commander Fhllp
andrews. who has been his aid for several
years to succeed Rear Admiral Reginald
T. Nicholson as chief Of the Bureau OF
Navigation The appointment has been ap-
proved by the President and the nomina-
ton will be sent TO Congress at the begin
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JOHNSON BUYS FIRE ENGINE

Fire Commissioner Johnson ordered q
new Giant gasoene pumping fire engine
YESTERDAY. having been Informed by the
Board of Estimate That lac could place The
order The engine. wllch g. now ou eE-
hihtion at rao Budget show. has "a canac-
II, ~ 30 gallons 4 minute ana viii cost
Ao0o3.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

CHAUFFEUR. with private family, Al persona,
raferencos DO own repairs strictly sober ana
reliable Address Chauffeur Tribune Uptown OF
fee. 1854 Broadway ---
real, ESTATE. Experienced man wants man
azement n property, can FURNISH hon9 oeSS-
rafersrces. lnoney saving results. BOX * l5l5
81 ave.
WANTED BY competent mechanic. who can
make ell repairs the care and operation OF
heating pIarts steam or hot water in private
houses next winter. moderate charges, nr5t class
references furnished. Engineer. Box Al, Tribune
Office.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

a HOME. with American people who aim 20
please In handsome private house opposite
rark near subway. large and small rooms
r-iyate baths. references exchanged. Al West
lo4th st.
sf-,r ST. 1HJ WEST Handsomely furnished
sunny rooms with excellent board; elevator
auartnent. near subway and IT, references
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS
On the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
NEW YORK OFFICE, PLAZA HOTEL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN. open 20 Dec
Ist Shooting in season. Rooms en- suite Win
bath. All amusements Garage, Livery. sad
die Horses. Booklet. Lscka. r. r. 20 Cresco
" J. 4 n D. PRICE. Canadenss. Pa.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE.
No 1864 Broadway, between 36th and 3Ith SITS,
until o'clock p m. Advertisements received az
the following branch Offices az regular Office rates
until : o'clock p. m. viz. 264 sth ave- 3. ?. cor
23d ST.: 15s 9th ave. cor. 18th St, lO4 East 18Th
ST. 257 West 42d st.. between 7th and sth ayes. /;
Csc West 125th ST; 1925 80 ave; 1926 81 ave.
near 6ist St., los lst ave. near s9th st.; lo'
East 125th ST.: iJ8 fremont ave. $50 ID ave,
and any American District Telegraph Office.
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LAWYER S.

I.vEs A GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
rooms iO2I-I O23. Marbridge Building. i.1lS
Broadway corner saith ct
-,r,,-FRrrsFNFNT AND INSCRIPTIONS
Tor Tbs Tribune received al their tp,own pfhc-'
,,,tu q o'clock o. M. Advertisements rscer n al
rs toilowirg branch offices az regular once rates
.atu q - = - m. viz. c6A sth ave.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
TYpsWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs.

eISr ST 100 WESr-Attracuve large room
second door front; private bath; convenicn
q ..ulN-tW
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CARPET ClEANlN G.

Careful, CARPET CLEANING co.-clesns
nv compressed air. steam, hand or on door.
,sSS broadway 42l East 4stk 81. coz 3
PRANDT Tel. f32-Ssth.
s.Isy YORK CARPET CLEANING WoRKA
Oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD cARPEra
prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel i6o2 -469S Bryant tSI-+S9 West t5th -
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PEST MULrIGRAPH typewriter lett Is. t,0oo
~ 80 Get samples Addressing. mailing. We
mint letterheads. Advanced Typewriting Bureau,
Isl broadway Cortandt 36l1.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau St Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
tr UrdsrWoois Remins tons. Olivers Smiths
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See in fbe Shops

handmade oresse. for children from SIX
months to TWO and one-half years old can
DO bought for 81 %. They have hand
embroidered yoke m front. set in with
beading. a tucked back and plain hem
Tor finish at the bottom. Neck and
sleeves are finished with beading and Val
eAccmes edsing For s. % and s. % there
ai' dresses with such extra decorations
as al embroidered yoke both back ana
mont. sac groups OF Gne tucks on the
'Alrr ~ the little dresses are made OF
FreI-n naInsnnk
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the white and gives it Il delicate rosy tinge
II fastens with large silk crocheted but
tons and a little belt at the back is orna-
mented with buttons Of the same kind
In a very effective necklace large tube
beads Of imitation coral are used in al
formation with beads OF dun chased gold
F. The price is "a 80.
Full-fashioned transparent stockings Of
thread silk. with cotton feet and tops. sell
Tor "A cents. At the back. above the
cotton foot where stocking IL most ike
~ to go into holes when worn with low
shoe. the silk is double.
A fine platinum finished chain set with
small French rhinestones, for lorgnette or
fam can be bought for ST s.. For a con-
sideyable distance on each side Of the part
mat goes around the neck the chain is
,,,,bIe the two parts being Joined by
rbinestones placed at short intervals
pretty little evening dresses for girls
sonrteen 10 eighteen years old are OF PINK
cniffon trimmed with messaline and sell for
SIS 60
oddly shaped teapots, in an imitation ol
,.,.t'ar ware. sell al from ~ cents 10 81 %.
'r,,o, come in dull shades Of red and
,roau decorated with geometricai De
ms In dun black. There are two dis
anctlv different shapes one hisn ana
,,e,der. the other broad and squat Earh
srape is shown in different size.
,,.. Games ~ shops where article n'nt"rtH
~ .aea ere seeu can re obtained n s-i'
'1 'ii' itsrTned ana sddressel enr espe &c. seen
~ -bops SeV-Yorf rubune 70 insure
~ rspy me date Of publication should D.
:. en-.
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SUMMONS


SUPREME COURT NEW YORK CoLN Z - Ia
cAorTa von L. Never, Plaintiff against David
pAj,a- Gustavo Gallant William GORDON haly
McGennin. Harry ManisuersAy, oiuHl 49,, y,
A-1ari-a domestic corporauoni mares
Sn,uglar John Rogers, Mafy rooney ,.A5tles
Wenburger, sam Mayerczak, benlamin n ~
lev. TottiA T. Kelley. Margaret Beu1e-d, Rocco
T,,.,rTo rreda McCallum, Phil Kramer, Mabel
7 Port Easter Realty company, doneslic
CORPORATION, and Jacob T. .Hildeorant DEFEND
a'r Trial desired IN New YORK County. Amended
and supplemental summons. r,... r5.t,.-
.,,s'a -., Gallant Mar Toomsy. sam Mayerczak
Eerisnin n. Kelley, Lottie r Kelley. Marga-
re-. Benfeld Rocco Jocanno, Freda NC, alum
PM Kramer. Mabel T.. Port Easter kealiy DoiI-
pauy. domestic corporallon' ana JaSoO L.
Hudebrant. .. D.. ...-r,- +t,
amended and supplemental complaint IN ms
80, ana 10 serve COPY n your answer on
che rIairfiff's attorney. within twenty days atter
The service Of this summons exclusive or lne
49, ~ sarvfce and in case of your failure 70
appear or answer Judgment VIII De taNen against
Won nv default for the relief demanded IN the
Ddtsd August. 1911. .
ms JAMES PHELPS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post0ffice Address: - Nassau
street Borough Of Manhattan Ne" AorH
10 BENJAMIN II. Kelley and Lotte F. Kelley,
rE.. foregoing amended and supplemental
g,,,,ilrons as further amended by order or the
5 5!pod 81 august 1911 and filed the same
5S,, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Of
Eayv York is served upon YOU by publication
r[lreuaut 10 an order Of Hon. Nathan Blur
ggltire of the Supreme Court Of the state OF
Wv York dated the 25th day OF september.
,E.tT a"d filed with the complaint and the
,1,,,,,,5ed and supplemental complaint I'm the Of
f~e Of the clerk OF the County Of New York
~ +bs Tounrv Court House in the Borough OF
a. a. ~ tgty County and state ~ New
W Yl, he original complaint having been Ned
ir said office on the 3lst day or July l9li'
trs amended and supplemental. complaint nav
,. E'.r died Inn said Office the 9th day
NJ August. 1911 the order further amending ne
amended and supplemental complain favlnS beeh
FicJ i'm said Office on the 2lst day ot August,
ION and the aforesaid order directing service
by 'nublication upon you having been MED IN
said Office on the 2jth day or september 40tA'
Dated 20 september. 1871 ,. .
Luis JAMES PHELPS. Plaintiffs At tc,.
once and Postof!cs Address. no - Na vsrri
Cftv
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Female.

ASSiSTANT-W oman - refinement deslL,s
n,eitior. mothers assistant or housekeeper.
GOOD :. yer, references. Miss 81. al West
10Th ST.
COMPANIONS POSITION desired by refined
American LADY. capable and trustworthy; could
assist with r0u=ekaeping etc.. n required. would
travel. excellent references. Address BOX 81
New Canaan. conn.
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on the other, but the pink shows through
the white and gives it a delicate rosy tinsc
II fastens with large silk crocheted but
tons. and little belt at the back is orna-
mented with buttons Of the same kind.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
a CHRISTIAN WOMAN WHO CAN SING AND
PLAY WANTED FOR CHURCH WORK.
ADDRESS BALDWIN. STB-sTATION 3. CITY
WANTED Good plain cook German preferred.
mo Washing Apply 1873 West 05fh 81.
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In very effective necklace large tube
beads Of imitation coral are used in al
formation with beads Of dun chased gold.
The price Is 81 g.
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Handmade waists Of fine batiste elab-
0.ate!y trimmed with tucking and Nalen-
e'eAIes and Irish crochet Insertions sell
lof $. They have the fashionable side
."A, 90 This case effectively edged with
''ienc.onues which joins the batiste IN
eeepy zlgzagged line. In the same shop
handmade waists in q number Of other de-
signs viii be- found at unusually attractive
Prices
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Ole. - accessories Tor motoring an"
outdoor rccreations are some tas-
a., knit scarfs Of white llama wool
're decorated Ar the ends with fringe
Two shaded bands OF some popular
'asl, la inch wide. the price is -.
'Sfe newest ana lovehesi oi sweat
toubls reversible one winch sells
30 o.. II is pink on one side ana white
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Charming hat which can be worn by
-'"e girls up TO five years old is a poke
-'afe covered with a thick, soft fabric
-'-oe Of white wool knotted together with
pug threads. II is lined with pink velvet
''' mas Tor trimming twist Of pink SATIN
.''on around the crown and pink WOOL
'o,"eied rosetie Oh each side. The price
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

EWT u WET FNDIIF~' -
CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency.
Telephone 2224 Plan. al East 31th St sup
plies frst class servants TO private families Al
rsf-ier Investigated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-23
Gran asamblea
licoristas

Aver, domingo, celebr6se en- Ponce
una Asamblea de Fabricantes de Lico-
res a la que asistieron Representatives,
de todos los distritos de la Isla.
En- dicha asambled Sc tomaron opor-
tunos E importantes acuerdos.
Preside el acto Ell distinguido fnan-
ciero de la ciudad del Sur, don Jose Ro-
maguera.
La 'Liga de licoristas de San Juan y
estuvo representada por los Sres. Vicen-
te Mendez, de Mendez y Co., S. en- Co., y
Antonio Blanco Fernandez, de Sues. de
F. Juncos y Co., Weep -Presidente y Sc
cretaria respectivos de la citada "Liga
de icoristas de San Juan"
Felicitamos la 'Liga de Rectifca-
dores'', iniciadora de este >movimiento,
por Ell exito obtenido en- la prirnera
asamblea celebrada en- aquella progre-
sista ciudad.
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REGISTRO CIVIL.
Nacimientos.

Nac1mlentos.
Durante la semana que acaba de ter
minar Sc han inscrito los nacimienots
siguientes:
Georgina MILAN y Gonzalez, Jose
Rosa Rodriguez, Pablo Mas Lingi,
Juan Marrero, Joaquin Marrero, Emf
lilo Rodriguez Sanchez, Dolores MILAN
Hernandez, Regime Cruz Llanos, To
mas Morales Suarez, Miguelina Ro.
drlguez y Espinoza, Eugnio Ruiz Wi
lliams, Francisco ,Suarez y Verify, Re-
gina Delgado y Lopez, JESUS Calder6n,
Rafael Cruz, Emilio Torres Ayuso, Ca
talina Campos y Torres, Angelina
Vazquez Espino, Blanca Amor6s, &C.
rarda Baldonado Santos, Teresa To-
rrenos Galindez, Ascenci6n Babilonia
Hernandez, Maria Mercedes Lopez de
Victoria y Rivera.
Matrimonios.
Armando Manuel Leonardo Bermu-
des con Maria Victoria Martinez Lo-
PEE.
Herbert Joshua con Belita White.
Eugene Joseph Reindos con Alice
Margary Carthy.
Juan Bautista Paris con Braulia Gle
mente.
Jose Rios Hernandez con Paulina
Garcia Rodriguez.
Pablo Santana Lopez con Maria Te-
resa Fil}ppi Santiago.
Nicolas Ocacio Gonzalez con Bonita
Amelia Fuertes Petrese
Defunciones.
Ferm1n Clemente Penalver, Dolo-
res Garcia Toro Santiago Miguel Ri
vera Siracusa, Cruz Ayuso, Her1ninio
Mangual Franco, Elisa del Vale, Ra-
fael Quinones, Miguel. Casanova, Ana
Maria Pineyro y Rivera, Juana Torres,
Tomasa Diaz Hernande, Daniel Florez,
Joaquin Vassallo, Josefa Guardiola
Kilan, Eustacia Manso y Osorio R1sti-
co Santos, Regina Vasquez Figueroa,
Juana Martinez, Antonio Escalera, Ar
turo Montanez, Josefa Diegues, vi
cente Elvira Cancel.
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Ell PERIODICO

Los pueblos sin peri6dicos son pue.
bios barbaros, y pueblo que sostiene
perlodlco-pasquln, es pueblo inmoral
pueblo corrompido.
La hoja luminosa de Ia prensa deb4
ser decente, doctrinaria seria, pues
es Ell libro diario en- que la socieIa
vlncnla la defensa de sus costumbres
sanas y donde beben las 1nasas popu]8-
res la purlsima luz de sus derechos.
Pueblo con peri6dico honrado, e~
pueblo de porvenir, pueblos de triun
fos
Como el sabio de Siracusa pedia un;,
palanca y IN punto de apoyo pa
ra mover Ell mundo, la civilization, ne
ceslta de la prensa su palanca; Y de-
patrlotlsmo su punto de apoyo.
Las aves de la noche gritan espan-
tadas a los pr1stinos rayos matinaleS
los bmhos de la pol1tica rastrera graz
nan atemorizados 4 los albores de Ia
prensa recta.
Oh, pueblos sin prensa digna!
Toda religion necesita de su credo;
la religion del trabajo la honradez del
patriotismo; y la del periodista, deco
70, buena fe y mobiles ideas.
7 el peri6dico como pan cotidiano
del esplritu, debe amarse con maxi
mas muy mobiles, practicas morales y
principles sanos.
Pueblos! desechad e1 peri6dico Que
infame; el peri6dico aspid qae eneve-
meme; el peri6dieo que denigre; eli
peri6dico-letrina que infeste; el De.
ri6dico punal que hiera honras, desga-
RE reputaciones, mate virtudes y ase-
sine la activa juventud que sc leyan
ia!
Para ell peri6dico quito, Ell aprecio
para los papelotes hediondos, el cesto,
Ell muladar !! lei desprecio!!
Santelii
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SanteNi.

riosidad, honradez caraeter empren~
dedor active del senior Hernandez, eS
SECURE que la Central tomara nuevoS
derroteros de progreso, seran mas ex~
tensas sus siempras y por tanto mayo
res sus productos 10 que reanudara Ell
benefcio del adelanto progressive de es-
ia poblaci6n que necesariamente mar
cha al un1sono del progreso de Ia Cen
tral Carmen, que es sn principal fuen
tie de riqueza. Fehcitamos los senoreS
Fimlay Brothers Weymouth Y Compa-
fla por su acertado nombranaiento del
que le angnramos los mas ping1es bene-
feios y nos felicitamos nosotros porque
ese nombramiento sathsface nuestros de-
secs.
U0rresponsdy.
Vega Alta, Octubre ~ de 1911. :.
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p PE:.RDON

'Confiesa que fue grande tn delito
tan grande, que tai y6z horrorizada,
al volver al pasado la mirada
lance tn coraz6n agudo grito.
FL destino faltal 10 habia va escrito,
y esa pagina triste, senalada
estaba de mi vida en- la jornada
para dejar mi coraz6n marchito.
iGrande fue mi dolor; NADIA hay Que
(abone
tn falta de valor para enmendarte;
solo Ell perd6n podra regenerarte
y la dicha de nueyo te eorone,
l1ego que arrepentida, al contemplate
Magdalena a mis- pies, 20 te perdone
2. ArnaBd oevsllo.
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solo necesita unos dias de reposo para
reanudar sls tareas.
Sc trata del escamoteo de un baul !;
con varias pleas de ropas y setenta do
HAIRS, que es 10 que mas ha sentido su
atribulado dneno.
Ell autor del escamoteo es un sujeto
de nombre Ramon Segarra, algo ducho
an esta clase de trabajos.
Avisada La policla del case, hall6 al
ladr6n, y pndo rescatar ounce pesos;
10 no sc sabe aun es adonde fueron s
parar las prendas de ropa.
El Corresponso5.
Ponce, q de Octubre.