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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
AMERICAN TROOPS
REACH NICARAGUA
Report to Captain Terhune
Who Has Charge of
Military Affairs
OTHERS MAY Be SENT
UNITED STATES WILL NOT Al
LOW DESTRUCTION OF
AMERICAN LIVES AND
PROPERTY.

Washington. D. c.. Aug Is The
state Department learned today that
the collier Justin, with $50 American
marines. arrived at Coruto. Ncara-
qua, yesterday and reported 10 Cap
tain Terhume, commanding the gun
boat Annapolis and who has com
plete charge Of American military a.
fairs at Managua, where II Is be-
lieyed troous should be sent at once.
although delayed cable service has
prevented much news from coming
here.
II this force is not sufficient rein
torcements will go from Panama or
blue jackets from the warship ben
vcr. enroute 10 Corinta. will be sent
TO Managua
II is understood that the State De
partment does not propose TO toler-
ate the Smelling and killing OF help
less women and children. or endan-
gering Of American lives and seizure
OF American property in Nicaragua.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
REBELS EvACUATE
JUAREz SUDDENLY
OrOzcO's Former Lieuten-
ants Show No DISPOSE
ton to Help Him
zAPATA IS SUCCESSFUL
PURSUING GUERILLA WARFARE
AGAINST FEDERAIS AND
THREATENING MENl-
60 CITY.

Ey A.-ociatcd Pres
Juarez Aug. l5.-The evacuation
OF Juarez began early tonight and
the first train was dispatched over
the Mexican Central railroad for the
south. The last train is expected 10
leave at midnight. depopulating
Juarez OF rebel soldiers.
The citizens vigilance committee
is ready to take charge until the ar
rival OF the Federal troops.
The rebels are burning all railway
equipment they cannot use In the
evacuation movement. Fires were
started at 1880.
Fearing looting before all the
rebels depart. merchants have kept
their stores closed tonight and are
guarding them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
pINN 10 ri ItD ON
NOISt OI Ihltsf CIIlt~

Boston Mass. Aug Do On plans
discussed today at meeting held at
fho Harvard Medical school are real.
kcd. world-Nidc movement will
soon b., under way 90 pat the lId ON
fhr houk of the automobile. the
.crceeh OF the locomotive VhIstl,
the cries of the street peiiler. the
thumpety-thump ot the rtfteucd
street car wheel auI q Thousand and
one other noises thar mak. cts life
burdensome 20 persons OF ordinary
scusibility.
The establishment 1f aH uIarua
iional commission for rb. suppression
1f nois. is proposed Preliminary
steps 20 this end Ner. AIKEN al the
meeting today. which Ras presided
over by Professor Victor GrazU OF
fhr University OF Pisa
The American members of rhe iu.
fsruafiouaI ,ommlffs. uelud. Dean
Sabine and Professor Bllk, of tH,
Harvard Medical school Professor
Gross oi the Massachusetts luafgr.
uf Technology and Professor O. S.
Morse of salem Mass
% is proposed 20 Use d.cfasapH-
fu make az exact Transcription Hf fbe
many varieties OF city noIDes From
these dlctagraph records tho medical
men will determine which noises af-
.,'f the nervous system and are
therefore injurious fo fHr public
health and Welfar, EaDt .I-. aiii
la aiken up separately and boo each
H.frrrr that ffr noise found
fF .reaI Steps. 90 necessary. t..'
tk.u I1r r.. suppression.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
BIII. MOOSE HEADS FOR
SALE ~ NI\\ESOT \

ST Paul. Mimi. Aug 10 The
Minnesota game aud fish commission
has for sale twenty-one bull moose
heads. guaranteed to give satisiac-
tion 10 the most ardent supporters OF
the progressive party They will bee
sold by II \ Rider, executive agent
lat the state capitol at from So to
$3.50 each. first come first served
The heads were mounted by the com
mission after being seized boy wardeus
who found the animals in the pos
session ot hunters out of season
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
NEBRASKA PIONEER ONE
HUNDRED YEARS Old TODAY

bellevue. Neb.. Aug o. Judge
James Cow OF this place will reach
his one hundredth birthday anuiyer
sary tomorrow II h. proposed 90
celebrate the occasion with bie
picnic which will be attended by the
many friends OF the centenarian. as
we'll as his descendants. who include
six children. twenty-five grandohild.
reu and nineteen great-grandchild-
rem
Judge Cow vas born in schuyler
Vile. y y. Aug o., 1912, and came
10 Iowa in 1854 Later in the same
year he located iu Belleyue For ten
years he served a. county judge OF
Sarpy county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
OARR0W CLOSES
DEFENSE SPEECH
ArOuses Tender Emotions
in Minds of Jurors and
Spectators
Ry Associated Press

rs Associated Press
Los Angeles. Cal. Aug 10
Clarence Darrow, the alleged jury
briber. late today closed his argument
in his own behalf with a plea for
acquittal.
Darrows closing words aroused al
that was tended in the lives and
memories Of jurors and spectators
and as DarroW Wept many others Wis
IDLY shed tears
District Attorney Fredericks began
the closing argument for the prose
cution and will speak most of to-
morrow
The courts Instructions will prob
ably be given Saturday and the case
20 70 the jury then
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
REP HI.ICAN POLITICAL
HEADS To FALL SOON

san Antonio Tex Aux D. The
Taft followers in san Antonio assert
thar within the next three weeks
there will be general shakc-up OF
officeholders OF this STATE" u ls
claimed thar number OF heads are
TO fall a. the result of Col Lyon
lining up with the Bull Moose party
aud leaving the regular Republican
organization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
NJ SIGN bi PEACE
~ NENICO A. VET.

l'N ''H.fNI IH'NA .'HH
luarez. Aug o.. The situation bon
Mexico does not indicate any possi.
hilitv OF immediate peace
Or.lru former right hand gen
erals are moving west with mo- ap-
parent intention OF assisting their
former .hirt against q possible con
fIict with the ADVANCING Feder1ls
from th, south
IN fh, state of Norrlo- 'b, rebel
leader Iapata. b. pursuing "a success
W guerrilla warfare against the Fed
erals n was announced a. Orolro s.
headquarters today that fhc Iapa
'is'a- vcr. workiug 900 conjunction
H.th 'h, followers ot Oro1co
How Orofro Is 90 escape from the
rod,rals approarhIus from the south
- speculative
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
10 Discover Causes for Dis.
satisfaction in Indus
trial Situation

by Associated Press
Washington, b G.. Aug l5 Tn,
bill creating commission on indus
trial relations. TO investigate labor
conditions aud the relations between
employers and employees, passed the
Senate today. Il had already passed
the house
The bill requires d commission 70
seek TO discover the underly .np
causes OF dissatisfaction In the in
dustrial situation and report Its con
illusions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
=. 4. AtTIE
PANAMA CANAL TRADE

Spsrtanburg. > c. Aug l' a
large aud representative meeting oi
the business men OF South Carolina
Was held here today to discuss plans
20 secure FOR the port Of Charleston
and the State az large an adequate
share OF the trade benefits expected
90 accrue 20 the South through tho
1neuiur nf fhe Panama Canal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
" ASHINGTON HOTEL MN
MEET At ABERDEEN.

Aberdeen. Wash. Aug 10. More
than one hundred hotel proprieiors
and managers gathered In Aberdeen
today for the annual meeting Of the
Washington State Hotel Men Asso-
rition The meeting will last three
days The program provides Tor visits
20 Hoquiam and other nearby points
n addition r0 the business sessions
adr annual banquet .1 fhis city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
AMERICAN CONSUL
FOUND MURDERED.
Government of Columbia to
Have Opportunity to
Punish AsasslnS

49, 't... srf Press
Washington u G.. Aug o. Vim
NgMastrr American ticr.cousul Al
tartaseui colombia who's" body
was found 20 th" Jungle rrn miles
from that city Monday vas murder
et The body was riddled with buI
lets American Consul kemper. a.
tlrasrn3 f1da, reported thar the
evidence bears ou' thar charge.
The Colombian government Aill
h" given an opportunity to punish
fhr assassins before auy action by
fH' United States is taken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
TINNESSEE DEMOCRATS
FORMULATING pI.NIIOi;M

Nashville Tenn AuE Ten.
ue-sa. Democrats assembled . state
convention today 10 formulate q p.''
form On which Benton McNH.n 'n"
victor m the recent prmar.es VIII
contest for the goyeruorshIp a' 'H'
November election against Governor
Hooper. who has been reuomina'el
by the Republicans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
FRIEL ALLEN GIVEN
EIGHTEEN NEAi,~

NSetheyili' Va. Aug o.. fr'
Allen. one of thc mountain 1uf.a..
cbarsed with completely Boo tbc Ii...-
willie court house murders las Nlf
pleaded ru.lis 'a murder Bee fHa -.
.ni IeEfec today and aas sru'cu,.
"a. -tfoon sears u The perfol'Hr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
MONTANA EDITORS MEET
N ANNUAL COM EIE\tE

Anaconda, Mont, Aug l5 Ana
conda extended a cordial welcome to-
day to the newspaper publishers and
editors gathered from all over the
state for the annual needing OF the
Montana Press Association The ses.
sions will continue three days with
President O. NJ lanstrum of Helena
presiding Needed legislation is To
form the principal topic OF discussion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
|. I. I. CONVENTION
GOES To NASHVILLE

Hy ASSOCIATED Plcss
Cleveland. o.. Aug ID
Nashville. Tenn. was today
chosen for the 1913 conven-
ton OF the International Typo
graphical Union by the conyen-
ton In session here A thou
sand telegrams were sent 10
senators and congressman pro
testing against the proposed
increase In postal rates on sec
ond-class mail matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16

SENATOR KERN cot NSEL
~ DNNAMlTING CASES.


) By Associated Press
indianapolis. Ind. Aug. H..
United States Senator Kern
has been engaged as one of the
, counsel for the "a defendants
in the dyuamitine cases TO be
} troied in the Federal court
) here. beginning October ], II
; was announced today. Senator
; Kern said he expected the
; trial TO be ended before the
December term OF Congress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16

OIL $3.50. aicI Press
Washington. ID G.. Aug o. For
Eest Texas Generally fair Friday
and Saturday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-16
WEATHER
Local Forecast.

Probably showers Friday
Yesterday Temperature.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31
EN- ent

like improvement on the
Presbyterian church corner The
open gutter there In usually
filled with pool of stAgnxnt water.
which is neither pleasing 10 the eye
nor good for the general health OF
the community SO far as We are In.
diViduallyeonoerned ~e would lik. to
Sc. every open gutter inside OF the
city limits eliminated. including the
one known a. the $500 crossing. Tha,
structure Is 30 massive and imposing
that II would carry the raging waters
of the rapids OF Niagara without
being disturbed a hairs breadth, and
TO relate the exact truth IL has
not been Wet over three times since
II was built The practice OF building
mammoth open cutters TO aecomoda,. /.
raging floods that only happen once
or twice year. and sometimes no,
that often. should be- r.lesa,.d TO in.
nocuous d.suetud.. The crossing is
In use every day In the year. bu,
this important, fact seems TO have
been entirely overlooked.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

Nov that the luscious Colorado
watermelon Is on the market and de-
clining In pric. every day. IL viii b.
well for you Ia sno~ a few pointers
about eating the fruit EA;ing ~ai.
"rm"lon is an art learned by exper-
icncs. As desert 1, l. not . sue
cess II falls too heavy on a dinner
Liz. a pretty girl. !, Is best by II.
self The melon should be coid. II
should b. ripe its flesh should b.
lis. graduate. it, heart should
glow like sunkiss.d cloud at the
close Of day and rs temperature
should b. a. chilly ~ the smii. Of
an ord~ay belle. When you get such
ueasur. do no, bother food. Open
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

mit'ee~oman. address. Rocky Ford.
Precinct No. ar. > Zimmerman.
committeeman. Mrs. H-rbcr, Royal
oommi''ec~oman. address. wistsee.
Pr.oino, No. s;-w W Spencer.
committeeman. M~. r. J. stanley.
commit,"c~oman. aidr... Man.
saaola.
Precinct No .s-Eldo u. Lane.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31
ep~erth League Elects offiesrs

The Ep1orth League Of tn. Meth.
odis' church held an important ses.
sion las, Sunday evening In the sun.
day school room Of the church and
during which occurred III. regular at.
nual election OF officers.
The officers chosen were.
President. Clyde Sinclair. first
vice president, DR. =. n. White: sec.
ond vice president. Mrs. Middleton:
third vice president. Mary Holly.
fourth vice president. Bertha Hansen;
secretary. Mary Stevens. treasurer
A. c. Draper.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

committeeman: Mrs Edo n. Lane.
commitiee~oman: address. Fowler.
Precinct No. 3,-rrcd Gilbert.
committeeman: Mrs.Jo.. Loynd. com.
mitte"~oman, address. Fowler.
Precinct No .S--J. T.. Griffin. com.
miife~man. Mrs. Carrie Mayhc~.
com ommit,ce~oman. addrcss. Fowler.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

J = S"aright q: Harvey. III. has
been 10 La luuta during the pas,
Week for the purpose OF vie~ing the
agricultural prospect o'er In the Gar
den OF Eden Nr Seariyh, has own
81 100 acres. tao miles east and one
half mile south OF La Junta. for fif.
teen year. but a. Yet has not had
a groNisg crop upon L. II is one
% the finest bodies OF land In the
Garden OF Eden. aud Mr.. s.srishi
hopes that next year he viii succeed
la making II bllom and bios som with
As fine a crop a. vas ever sro~n In
this section lie slre deserves to
succeed after holding ON to land and
paying taxes upon Il flr that length
q! time
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

Several large irrigation projects
In Moffai aud Routi counties. Colo
are pushing ahead this summer and
before the snow flies number of big
reservoirs will have been construct.
ed
Wyoming IL enjoying on. uf the
most prosperous years IN Its bis.
tory. There are no vacant houses Ia
Cheyenne aud money = circulating
freely Same thins soon In Colora-
do
Il u authoritl,-ly announced that
all Of the republican state candidates
Of the Taft brand viii b. in ROCKY
Ford on Watermelon Day IL 10 al.
- announced that thrr. will b. no
meeting just heart 10 heart gumshoc
campaigning
foNisr will give her flrst fair and
barbecue In that burs today. Sa,urda,
and most everybody In otero county
that N anybody pill b- among thos.
present I, Is a cinch tha; all Of the
candidates on both sides OF th. fence
Will be their
-
The Colorado Stat. board OF health
IL demanding tina, grand jury call.
81 In Denver inVestisa,. the roller
towel The Law OF Ia. state say.
that no roller tps.l shall b. used
In any public building or public nlac.
Tn. ia~ Is generally regarded a.
JOKE.
Week b-for. las, tn. Wiley Jour
nal. conducted by Margaret BECK.
had the whole iron, pag. fill.d ~i,h
crop report. Of ,ha, section and
II VAS on. OF tn. b.s, advertisements
that ..c,.Jn Of pn-er. county ss4
had Tn. merchants sho ~ed their sp
probation. too. by Swing Msrrar-, an
immediate order for 600 extra cop
lee of the paper. all OF which we're
mailed TO points tn the far east
where they ~ould do the mos' good
Il Isn't often that = community re.
sroads With such substantial eyL
1e~c~ u sppsecAtsee. vAsa . sevs-
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

paper makes special effort TO H.
sue a crcditabie edition. and for that
reason Margaret can congratulate
herself ON having established n.W
code Ia newspaper ethics
=
There Is only on. sur. thing iu
the pr sent campaign aud that u that
there Is not much probability Of
standard OH being a contributor 10
the T X presidential campaign fund
this year Of grace Aud they ar. 80
generous, too-cN.n u the extent of
siOo. .eoo contribution without de.
handing a receipt therefor They
never overlooked that little formal
~ In liquida,ins for six bits worth
OF advertising however.
=
e. X Bsne. OF Mcpherson. Kansas.
where h. is oficiaiing a. agent for
IN. Arkansas Valley Realty Company.
OF this city. ~As "a iouu last week
with bunch Of lsnis..s.rs from Nc
fh"r.on. Kan Each member OF tn.
party tought a trari OF land near Las
AnlmAS under the Jones ditch. and
vent back 20 Mcpherson ON the nisht
train, Mr. Bsnc has roli i~enty.nlne
tracts of land near la. Animss sine.
the firs, OF the year. ranging IN sire
from twenty to eighty acres. and .v.
cry purchaser sas q Mennonite.
Their. Is nothing NOR. fatal to
dignity" says Wal, Mason. than
laborinx ~iih lawn mower. Such
toll makes a man hook iik. a beast
OF burden. lie gets all s~ca,y and
ridiculous. and every nov and then
h. has to get down on his knees and
CLAW around With his finger. TO ace
what's cioxKinK the machine. II a
man could hold himself erect ~hil.
moving and hook a. though he Was
Jus, pushing IN. contrisahee along
rr the sake of amusement. h. nigh,
preserve his dignity Hut he has
TO s,oop over and dig his toes IN
the ground and strain ever, merry.
and xruns and Eroan. and stop every
ten feet 10 wipe the rcrspirssion of
bis brow. and after . while h~ gets
nel and tatsr~s he feet ktrkins the
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

mower aud he forgets IN. presence
OF neighbors and lowers his standing
10 such an extent that the people
next door begin to come over bor-
rowing things. which they forget to
return.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

IL. gaIe upon II. bury your face In
Its sweetness and let your spprecia.
tion run riot, It's just like ne
gro biting q brown gravy fried pinch
ey. hole pancake: first bite. half
half moon: second bite. total eclipse
Sugar City Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31
STATE OF COLORADO. !
County Of Otero. .

full Nmb
b al
in
~ 40 ~ @ % o e" 7oG op6 y easgg11ss q August e. 1912
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

gro biting a brown gravy fried pinch
ey. hole pancake: first bite. half
half moon: second bite. total .clips.
Sugar City Gazette.
Lee Bowman. on. of the old timers
OF La Junta. Who Is nov one OF the
linotyp. operators on the star-Jour
nal. came down from Pueblo las, Sun.
day on his Plying Merki." motor.
cycle. making tn. s.y.n,y-four miles
overland by the wagon road In three
and one-half hour. While Lee Was
making spiel on his time record
on. OF his auditors spoke up and
remarked that b. knew motorcycl.
artist In La Junia tina, made the
trip 10 Pueblo and back In three
hours and nifty minut.s-t~o hours
going up and one hour and nifty min
u,es coming back. When Lee heard
this h. Immediately remarked that n
certainly looked As though La Jun.
IA had an eligible candidate or two
for Roose,elt's Ananias Club.
=
4 metal 'lume culver, ~ax install
led on the west sidc %. Santa F-
avenue. at the corner OF IVES, Third
street. the first Of IN. week Tn.
open gutter and IN. dep dippy. dip
py dip-bump.iy bump has been
eliminated. and the crossing 10 nov
on = level with the rest OF III.
world This innovation will b. appr,.
cia,ed .spcciail, by owners Of auto
mobiles As that particular corner IL
utilized by every Santa =. ,ran tour.
ist that passes through town. Tn.
powers that BE- ought TO make
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

Precinct Ne. =. vess fee two.
J. ". cHRtrToN. Rocky Ford. Colo.
1vst'es u ths psses. Jvssles Precinct
No. .. voes ~ s~se,
l.. =. MAHONEY. Ia Jun,a. Colo.
JvstSes - ths eeees, Justice Precinct
No. :. vets ~ sse.
". Z. GAINES. s~ink. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

Per Justices o. ths Psses. justice
La Junta tribune., 1912-08-31

paper makes special effort to H.
sn. crcdiiable edition. and Tor that
reason Margaret can congratulate
herself ON having established a ncw
code Ia newspaper ethics
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Donativos a
la biblioteca

La sonora Maria Gautier de Benitez
hija del immortal poeta Jose Gautier
Benitez ha regalado la Biblioteca In
sular un ejemplar de las obras poeti-
cas- del Benjamin Puertorriqueno.'
Tambien el Sr N. Vendig han tenido la
generosidad de regular la misma Bi-
blioteca un ejemplar de la obra titula-
da Theodore Roosevelt the Citizen, .
por Jacob Ria
Sc agradecen estos donativos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Domingo Rodriguez

Anoche las ocho ha dejado de exis
tir en- esta ciudad ell honrado laborio
so tip6grafo cuyo nombre es ell del epi
grafe de este suelto
Ell senor Rodriguez, que era muy es
timado por sus companeros, hace item
po que venia sufriendo la funesta en-
fermedad que lie lleva la tumba.
A los familiares del fenecido expire
samos nuestra condolencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
PARA LA ISLA

Despues de breve permanencia en-
San Juan, ha salido para Yabucoa, Don
J. Colon; para Caguas, Don j. Blanco
para Vega-Alta, Don F. H. Amadeo
para Fajardo, Don M. Zalduondo; pa
ra Naguabo, Don Arturo Aponte y Sra
para Arecibo, Don j. Clivilles; para
Lares, Don G. Pons Sra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
Los esposos
Calaf-Collazo

Estan pasando una breve temporada
en- San Juan nuestro distinguido amigo
Don Jaime Calaf, su joven Y
bella esposa, y la adorable Conchita Co
llazo, hermana politica de nuestro ami
go.
Reciban nuestro saludo, y que les sea
gratfsima La estancia en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07
MAS DONATIVOS

Por conducto de don Manuel K. Cal
deron, ha recibido ell Presidente del Re-
fugio de Ninos Desamparados dollars
y 3 cts, enviados por ell Dr. Lippit.
procedente de la reunion de la Gran Lo-
gia y las Logias de sr obediencia en-
San Juan, en- memoria de los naufragos
del Titanic. =
La Junta de Damas Directories del
Refugio, agradecen mucho el donativo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-07

A Ultima hora nos hemos enterado
del fallecimiento del distinguido caballe-
70 don Julio M. Padilla Iguina.
Por falta material de tempo dejamos
para manana hacerlas unas notas de los
grandes merecimientos del senor Padi
LA a cuyos familiares testimoniamos
nuestro pesame mas sentido
Ell Corresponsal
Ponce mayo de 1912.