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The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
SkAGWAY SECOND ON LOAN
 LIST

The Victory Loan activities ceased in Skagway last Saturday night, and when the final account ing was made by the Bank of Alas ka yesterday there having been several substantial subscriptions re- ceiyed through the mails snoe Sat urday the figures totaled up to $35,450.
 Skagway's quota was $19,800, and by mathematical calculation 1t will be found that it's quota has beeI over subscribed trifle oyer 76 Der cent.
 Halnes joined with Skagway in the drive for Victory, and it was substantial assistant in attaining this magnificent showing.
 Anchorage was given an allott- ment of $G4,150 and the last fig ures obtainable show that she went over the top for about $50, 1000. AL lowing for soms additional subscrip- tIons 10 this amount, will place her at the top of the list, and immediate ly following in the honor roll will come 'Lil 'ol Skagway,
 The Du Pont powder company sub scr!bed $10,O0O and the Standard Oil company kicked in with $2,OO0, and these two amounts went to tn credit of the whole territory
 Eagle was not apportioHed a QWo- ta, but subscriptions amounting to $22,000 Were received from that caInp.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
ENGLISH WOMAN . BUILDS. .P|CTvR

London, May 15.-America's W service Is the stirring thel of a picture just completed by 0 of this country's formost women [ tists. Miss Margaret Lindsey V Hams. It is to be shown at i Royal Academy.
 An Empires T,ribute to [ Flag Of Stars" is the title Of { picture. Britannia is depicted VI the laurels of honor and YictS clinging to her shield and her blo stained sword laid down, kneeli on the eagle of milttarism whi lies dead, slain by many powe She is kissing the flag of stars, | symbol of aspiration, which Is l ing held by a winged and oil crowned figure of Deace, which ! just alighted on the world.
 Miss Williams as a pupil of 8 gent won the Royal academ gold medal.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
GERMAN TRUCKS
 SENT TO ]. 5.

Coblenz, May 15.-Twenty Ger man army trucks of various types were shipped recently from Coblen2 to tho war department ill Washing ion for observation by mechanics of the motor transportation service of the army. The trucks Were select ed from a lot of l25O tulned over to the American Army of occupa- ton by the Germans, in accordance with the armisticc.
 None of the trucks sent to the United States have rubber tires the Germans being compelled to use various substitutes because of the shortage of rubber goods. The tires on most of the trucks are of stecl on a wooden foundation, the wheels and Spokes also being Ot weed.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
SOFT DRINKS TO
 FLOOD CHICAGO

Chicago. May 15.-Harbingers of the soft drink Hood that is expect eds to follow prohibition next July are ROW In evidence in this city.
 Many saloonkeepers are preparing to open soft drink bar rooms.
 William G. Legner, president of the Chicago Brewers associatio said brewing stopped here May 1st and all government regulations were being complied with. MT. Legner said May 1st the manufacture of near beer was. taken up.
 Already the Chicago Fedora tion of Labor has been notified of & soft drink clerks union now form. ing.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
RECORD PRICES PAID
 AT AUCTION FUR SALE

St. Louis, May 15.-Prtces, said to be unparalleled in the history ot the fur trade, were recorded today at the spring auction of the inter national fur exchange.
 Sales at the morning session to- tailed $500,0O0. Advances of SC per cent for fisher, pelts were an nounced, 1,40O being csold for 8 to- tai of $137,5OO.
 Other sales included 266,00C squirrels, gray Siberian, $2O0,OOO; and I'll marmots from eastern As, ia, $17O,OOO.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
SENATOR BRITT PAYS
 VISIT TO sKAGWAY

William Britt of Juneau, propri- e'or of Brttt's Pharmacy of this city, }srrived up on the Estabeth and Is on duty during the illness of Mir. Frank Feero. Mir. Britt will remain until MT. Feero is able to again be at his post Of duty which should be within a few days, as he is reported to be on the rapid road to complete recovery.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
WOMENOF HARENI TURNED LOOSE
 IN DISTRESS

New York, May l5.-Dispatches from Constantinople received. today hy the American committee for Ar meniau and Syrian relief reported that the problem presented by the reIease of thousands of Christian women and children from Turkish harems in Asia Minor is constantly growing. Many have been given shelter by the relief workers but there remains a large number wan derlng about the country destitute, soms of them crazed from hunger and exposure.
 Telegrams have been received in Constantinoople from Gregorian bishops, pastors and leading busl- ness men in various sections Of Asia Minor appealing for help for these women and childner The Turks, the message said, were cast ing adrift the Armenian girls they had taken into their homes and orphanages for the purpose of bring ing them up as Moslems, believing that by thus setting them free they themselve might be able to escape punishment.
 Tie relief workers, the message added had despatched a special train Of supplies and had set aside a special appropriation to meet the emergency.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
BIC STRIKE TIES
 UP WINNIPEG

Winnipeg, May 15.-A gen. sra) strike was set in motion at II o'clock this morning and as result more than 27,OO men are out.
 The action of the umionS has brought about almost com ulete commercial parlysis throughOrI the city.
 The strike vas called in sympa- thy to one which was am action re- sulting from a demand of the anal gamaNed metal trades for higher pay and shorter hours.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
MUST ACCEPT
 LABOR CLAUSE

Paris, May 15.-Premier ClemeF ceau, in replying for the Allies to the German note asking for read justment Of the labor section of the peace treaty, indicated that the article must be accepted as drafted.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
MAY VISIT HUN
 AFTER JUNE 15

Washington, May 15.-The War Department announced today that the wives and mothers of Amerl- csn soldiers who are now in Europe may join them after June Is. pro vide they agree to remain in Flu rooe nOt less than six months.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
BILL" TO BE TRIED AS
 "INSTIGATOR" OF CRIMES

London, May 1.-The Evening Standard claims that It has the high est authority flor asserting that William Hohenzolleru wiA be pros eeuted and trrted not as originator of the war, but as one Of the in- stigators of crimes as provided in the report of the commission on wal responsibility !
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
MESSAGE WILL
 BE VERY BRIEF

Paris, May 15.-President Wll- son has adYised the cable comDan- les operating to France that his message to the forthcoming special session of the United States congress will not be more than few hundrr d words.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
\. '. MAN ID
 BE IN COUNCIL

Washington, May 15.-Raymond the prominent New York lawyer will be the American representative on the council of the League of Ma Ilons when the league Is organized'
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15

Paris. May 15.-In a note which Non BrOckdorff Rantzau or Gsr.nany forwarded to the Allies to- day, he stated that the Ger msn peace delegates would oppose the signing of that article of the peace treaty providing for the trial of the former German kaiser, Will
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15

The Steamship Admiral Evans ot the Pacific Steamship company Is due 50 stop In at this port on the 17th of the month on her way to the westward she will also call at Sitka.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
GERMANS DON'T WANT FORMER.
 KAISER BILL ID BE PUNISHED

liam Hahenzollerm.
 The notes states that Germany will accept the other portions Of the article pertaining to the Ger man responsibility for the war to the extent of agreeing that repara- tion is necessary but denyng the individual responsibility of the var ious governmental hCaGs.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15

Paris, May 15.-The salary of Sir Eric Drummond, secretary of the league of nations, is to be $25,00O a year. with a similar amount for the clerical staff, according to the rep rescntative of Reuters, Ltd, in Pa ris.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
ID MAKE REPORT
 ON CONDITIONS

Vienna, May 15.-Phi'liD C.. Brown of the American embassy here has gone to Paris to make a repo:t to the American peace dele gation on the situation in Hungary. VAN" N"ED-WASHING to do notify Mrs. McWHliams at Bakers ranch.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
HUN SEEK WITHDRAWAL Of ECO-
 NOM|C RESTRICTION OF TREATY

onomic terma of the peace treaty with their restrictions to German trade and other factors involved therein, means that many millions of Deoule in Germany will perish all the more quickly as the nations health Is already broken by the con- tiMued blockade.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15

Paris May 15.-Headad by chs cellor Renner, ths Austrian delea tioQ arrived at SSt. Germatn Lave at six o'clock last evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
YANKEES WILL
 ST ON BENG

Paris, May 15.-It was annouH today that according to advice ; celved at the American headquart here that American troops will ! participate in any offensive agat Petrograd. ..
 4 recent report which has Dc received here states that French { British war ships are mobnzing HeIsingfors preparatory to sta ing for Petrograd. The rep says that Finnish forces Ere ne ing the former Russian capital.
 The fish are biting in Lake De ey. Last Sunday many good cat es were made by SkagwaN fishers
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15

Berlin, May 16.-Germany is no longer a grain state and can feed no more than forty million people, Foreign Minister Von Brockdor1t Pantzau points out in one of hls notes to Prime Ministre Clemenceau os France. Continuing the German Foreign Minister says that the ec-
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
FOCH PREPARED ID STRIKE
 BLOW F HUNS REFUSE

tlon:
 Three of the four communications which have been submitted by the enemy delegates have been turned down.
 The Council of Four today dis cussed the military terms of the Aus trlan treaty. It is understood that these will be similar to those em- braced in the German treaty, and include the prohibition of conscrip- ton.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15
TEAMS AUSTRIAN PEACE TREATY . READY BY NEXT WEDNEsDA

Paris. May l5.-It was announced this morning that the Austrian peace treaty would be ready for delivery to the delegates of that nation not later than next Wednes- day.
 Among other sttpulations re- lative to the military department
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15

Paris, May 15.-General FocA according to advice receive& here this afternoon has arrived on the Rhine river front and is making ar arrangements to take immediate mili tarv action the moment the Ger man peace enNoys refuse to attach their signatures to the peace trea- ty
 The Council of Four has ourtly refused to consider the German proposal respecting labor legisla-
The daily Alaskan., 1919-05-15

of Austria ia one requiring the q mantlement of the great g. d works. ...-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27
ROBOS IMPORTANTES
Ell DE AREcIBo

IN Afeeibo fus ssssisde = ssiatissl
misnio dc provisianes e. - n saiie
r. Gonznio Marin nemse : fenia "
ialado ~ eouwfeiants f.mis aaias fna
e-enladofrs - itexmFem immmaanH a.
artienios, snse fiiss 5amseea. atnnn.
isi,6n y una ersm esatt1as A. nftraf
Dc inrestigseionss pfaefitalas ~ y
poiieia esn - st5sts A. tfssisaf a.
forma ~ que - habia seasanais -
osealsmienfo. e. - Iisssfs 4 - 80.
eiusien A. one ~ eaees mesiFtua uas
peinilla . una vafifa mHy asitnsa 80
una rrndiia a. n raeffa nlaairai.
levantarou N frames. qae ssiatn ~ sffs
lsdo. ~ este uoae leafafea abrir -
pucrta sin haesf Il menoF falto -
rG diaa de ticmpa aiasae. L. sssais.
dorss no han side arfehsr1llcs teta
va. pero n detective ; - restia ~.
B. ian unidos ea = iaseslirasisa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-27

tud americana, al mas clare pensador
del eontinente, al mayor de cuantos en-
nuestros dias derraman sl, eopiritu en-
la lengua de fray Luis de Granada y
dc Quevedo: jose Enrique Rod6.
FL Uruguay, que desconoci6 al mas
expectablc- de sus eantores, vino a dar-
Sc cucnta dc que contaba un poeta
cuandO este muri6, en- el mas complete
o inmereeido abandono, cuando el en-
tnsiasmo de America vibr6 en- sus ra-
fagas cl nombre del sin ventura, euan-
do Ia misma Espana enviaba un men
SAFE fratcrno,- era homemade pos
tumo, en- la palabra calida y andaluza
de VilIaespesa.
En- 1905, aparecfa ell Buenos Aires
un hbro de Leopoldo Lugones tituIado
Los crepdsculos del jardin. En- ese vo-
lumen puso en- circulation Lugones,
con mas exito que 81 uluguayo, inn
primiendoles sello y nombre, todas las
novedades dc Herrera Reissig. Herre4
ra Reissig fue para el Lugones dc Los
crepuscuIos del jardin 10 que ell Peru
ginp,i fues para Rafael; fue, tai vez,
mas. Los leetores de la Antologia que
publica Santos pueden cotejar los so
netos dc Herrera Reissig conAlos sone-
tos de Los crepusculos. Asi descubri-
ran Ia fliaci6n de estos dItimos.
R. Blanco Fombona.
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Fl ESTABLISHMENTS dc proyisiones De
Herminio Gonzalez, del barrio San An.
ton, dc Carolina, fue escalado en- no.
ches pasadas. Los cacos desccrraiaron
una puerta ' 81 llevaron si0000 -
effective, un revolva "Smiih /" de nue..
We milimetros, uH queso de bola, diez
botellns de iugo De uvas y una de
Bay Rum, Cal parcccr para haesf
una liga), una GAIA dc brcvas fnas
un paquete dc f6sforos.
POr 10 que habra dedueido q leetof,
cualquiera otra pesona quo Aubiera
consumado este robo, dcspues Dc IA.
bersc apodcrado dc los $4,000 en- cfre.
two no hubiera pensado on eoger tam
bien cajas dc f6sforo, y artieulos De
tan POGO valor. De ahi que aleuien
haya dicho que los ladroncs, ban sa.
lido de Ia poblaci6n. y quo, por 80.
Sc prOveyc on de tales articulos.
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DOMINGO %

A las IL A. M.-Partida de Lawn
TENTS entre la Ofeialidad de la Escua-
dra y el '1Club DepOrtiyo" en- tcrre-
nos de esta Asociaci6n.
a las 2 P. Base-balla en- el Club
Deportivo entire el Team Prairie = y
un eseogido dc Ponce. Amenizara el
aeto Ia Banda Municipal de la Ciudad.
A las p. M.--Banquetc en- obsequio
dc Ia Ofcialidad.
A las s:3O.-Baile de ctiqueta de
las tres sociedades Casino dc Ponce =,
" Centre Espahol" "" Deporti-
0rquesta del seiior Clavell.
A la misma hora retreta en- la Pla-
"a "Degetau."
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HERRERA REISSIG

En- las orillas del Plata prevalece,
como en- las orillas del Hudson, el mer-
cantilismo de pueblos mercuriales que
no deja sitio para los csparcimientos
del espiritu nj aprecia sino las labo-
res utilitarias. Espeeulaciones de la
inteligencia no tienen todayia ALI csc
calor dc aeogida, csa comprensi6n que
les permite horecer. Digo todavia por-
que 81 algunos pueblOs de America pa
reee que estan llamados, en- porvenir
no remote, producer grapdes artistas
son Uruguay y la Argentina. Pobladas
ambas Repdblicas por razas soladoras,
va fructifcar ALI 10 mas pura cepa
latina, cruzada con el energico vastago
iberico, con razas del norte europeo
quo imprimiran tai vez rasgos psicold-
gicos nuevos al hombre Y al arte de
aquellas regiones. yiven hoy los. pus-
bios rioplatenses en- el afan del luero;
pcro va rieos como son, empiezan, en-
sus meiorcs elementos, lecr, y leen
va, tai yez, mas quo los demas pue,
bios rioplatenses en- el afan- del luero;
en- sn afan dc saber noble y
fccundo, la contemplation Y el don dc
admirar, suseitardn latentes aptitudes
dc una raza que hoy mismo, q pesar
del medic impropicio, cuenta a un Ro-
drigpcz Larreta, un Herrera Reissig,
un Enrique Banch, un Lugones, y
al ap6stol. mas iniluyente dc ideaIismo,
al maestro mas inhuyente dc la juven-
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sABADo %



a las IL A. M.-Partida de Lown
TENTS en- 81 "club Deportivo,v entire
oieialcssy 81 Club. 3rpar a
ia Jas 3 P M.-Base-Ball entire dos
teams de Ia Escuadra Americana, en-
el Campo Atl6tico, amenizado por la
Banda Municipal.
Entrada librc para el pdblieo.
a las p. M.v-Partida de boxco en-
q Campo Atlttieo entire marinos DE- la
Escbadra. Entrada librc para ,el pG,
blico. Tocara la banda.
A las s p. M.-Partida de Bowling
Alley entire ell - Union Club" dc Pom
ce, con asisteneia de Ia OGcialidad de
la Escuadra. Bale dc eonfanza en- ell
mismo Club, con la Banda de la Es-
cuadra.
A Ia misma hora, retreta en- Ia Pla-
IN "Dcgetau."
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Carta del AICaIde al COncaja Municipal
QQleTa que 81 GOHCsjO saIVs sU TgsbORsabIIidad

porque dice que la Compafia no ten
drfa benefcio algumo porque entonces
los vehiculos Sc colocarian delante de
los trolleys, impidiendoles Ia Marcia
franca.
DE todos mOdos ereo que cumplo con
mi deber comunicandole. ustedes este
aviso de la eompaffa para que el Con-
cejO tome un acperdo salyandO su res
ponsabilidad y como salvaguardia de
los intereses municipales.
A reserva dc 10 que pueda acordar
el Coneejo 70 me permitirla recomen-
dar que e, Municipio Sc apreste a aeu.
dir a Ia Comisf6n de Servicio PIblico
para oponerse In doble via en- el ST.
tio que quiere establecerla Ia compa.
MIA, no solamenta en- defensa dc sus
ihterses sino que en- defensa de los
plOpietarios que buenamente ce.
dicron sus terrenos para haccr Ia ace
ra que Sc construye hoy. Que como prue-
ba dc buena fe On rcconocimiento
de Ia neeesidad que existe de esa do
BILE via sc invite Ia cOmpafia a es-
tableeerla en- el centro dc Ia carrete-
ra nivel del suelo. Pero que como
quieTa con eualquiera de las dos solu.
eion2s que ultimamcnte acordase autori-
zar Ia COmpalla de Servicio Plblico,
10 compalia suffrage 10 mitad dc los
gastOs que ocasiona Ia remoci6n de ver-
jasy Ia. construction de las nuevas que
viens hacienda, el MuRicipio. WI,
Y como disposition final que el Con-
eejo aeperde paralizar toda obra nueya
en IA aeeFa Sur. eontinuando solamente
aquellas qua va estan empe2adas
euyo compromise no es possible romper
con los propietaries. & aass,,r
5Ateptdmentcs jus
a'a'' '0e''e R. H. TODD.
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MANIFESTO DE La FEDERAcroN
NACIoNAL CATALINA
BARCELoNA. 3.

BARCELONA, 3.
La Federation Democrhtica Naeional
que preside el senior Macik, public6 IN
manifesto proclamando que IN naei6n
catalina necesita Ia autonomia integral
amplios poderes legislativos con le.
yes v ej6reito propios.
Ahade el documento que Ia forma
GobiernO en- Catalina sera repd
blica democratiea federal.
En- el manifesto Sc exeita n fomeu
tar Ia federation con todos los naises
de raza latina.
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sshsiamisnsos sriminsiss
Ahdi 6aeui

Ahrn 2 liusvs,l
70. i3sf " rashio v VIAL ~
rini.
Asom'timirnto go siftunrisnsias
agpvaHtss
Abogados, Aurvt \ vssquss , -
eal
No. lass -n rashla ~. osasriss
C6rdova.
1nfraesi6n aftieuio gss dsi &. r.
Al,ogadoss Csiestiaa Ifiaris Jr
riwal.
W. Iasg ~ Paehls -. Sees Me-
tintz
Esealami NO ~ pslmss rraAs
Aboeado.. Esfiqas lefshfs , -
cal.
Ahfil 8 fvsernssj
50. iasa.-Ei puehie ~ 1asa y.
Cuadradn.
Infrasei6u Reraiufikn so a. ia e.
misi6n ~ Alimenaas.
Aboeadosi =. u nrswn = rissti
Ne. I2ss III ra4gis ~ Edaafts
Mendcg et 81.
Alterar IA pas p6hlies
Ahogadoss cay. Cen Caehi rissaf
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ALMERfA. a.
IN una reuaisa sststfafs ~ u Cf
mara de Comcrfia Fl Cifsaia Msffsn
iH A. aeord6 frstss9ss saaffa n rfs
hihici6u del smtarqge a. smixfahtFs
los rsunifos teisafasafen ~ ratisf
70 pidisndois aas hsbilaa y pssns D.
"a n eu,harqus ds esixaafss .svfas
Do De go mo.i0 - senaisfo &c 81 ats
Gina.
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DECLARAcIoNEs DEL sENoR
CAMPO
BARCELONA. 3 ae marza.

BARCELONA, 3 de mario.
FL seior Cambd ha dcclarado que ma
mana, martes, quedara de6nida IL aeti
tud del Parlamento respceto al esfa
tuto dc Cataluha.
Agreg6 que todos los partidos ten.
dram quo exponer su actitud = que Il
rcsultado De In votaci6n en Il con.
greso determinara Ia conducia ~ los
parlamentarios catalanes.
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REUNION cBRERA cLAxDEsrmA
REcoerDAs DE ARMAs
sEvILLA. 3.

SEvILLA, }.
AumentaA los temorcs dc que ocurran
des6rdencs obrcros.
La policia y Ia guardia civil sor
prendieron On Ia Casa del Pueblo una
reunion clandestina.
AHA recogieron muehas armas blau.
cas- Y dc fuego y Sc hieierOn ~ deteu.
clones, inclnso Ia mayor parte De los
presidentes de las sociedades obreras
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Acadia de San Juan
Mario q, 1919.
Mario 2l, 1919.
Hon. cOncejo Municipal,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
schores del conccjo:

schores del concejo:
Cumplo con el deber dc participar
al conecjo que en- el dfa dc aver me
hizo una vista el Sr. o. M. Sewell,
Gerente de In CompaiIia "Porto Rico
Railway Light and Power Co." y me
manifesto de una manera Official que
Ia eompaiiia tenia Ia intenci6n de pc
dir una franquicia a Ia Comisi6n de
servicio PGblico, para Embellishments
estableeer la doble via para Ia Inca
del trolley en- Santurce.
al praguntarle 81 esta dobic via
era para llevar ambas Was por el
centre de- Ia earretera me manifesto
que no. sino on el mismo sitio en- que
nobotros estamosl hacienda ahora el
cnsanche, o sea la acera en- Ia parte
Sur d. la carrctera. H
lliee saber a senior Sewell que este
proyscto de 10 CompaAia habria de
MERCER en- primer termino Ia oposi-
ci6n casi unanime dc los propietariOs
que. habian eedido sus tcrrcnos para
q ensanehe, yen seggndo termipo por
parte del MRieipio, anion estaba ha,
ciendo gnsios eaantioaos en- Ia reno
ci6n de tierras destruction de eereas
erection de otras nueyas a todp, eos,
toa ag,qpe So me GguTaba que 81 Ia in
tcnci6n De Ia ,comRahia era estableeer
Ia doble via, Io mejor que. podia hacer
era ,acometerla desae luego, por eileen
tro de Ia eaTetsrao wa niyel con el
suelo. 4efa.aG t5,,4 sle -
A csta suggestion mia mostr6 su in
conformidad completa el senior Sewcll,
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coPTosA NEVADA - Hb vALLE
sf m Do ARAn tA

BARCELONA. 4.
Dcsie haes ana semana ssft netaa
10 eopirsamsnts - Il taiis A. Asst.
habiendo quedaao ssfs iaesmaaisada
A eausa de u neVada. ksa arafssl
Do por aquslias esfssaias asss A. d.
piha aiguaos lobsx
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g. p. PLUNKETT,
FOStOjOS on Ponce on honor
de los InSTinOS

I'll Alealde dc la eiudad del Sur, a
nombre del Munieipio, ei I" Centre Es,
pahol" ell Casino" el "Club De-
portivo", organize 10 siguientes fes-
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GTatitud del aImiTantG de Ia
a0fIIa de- dssitOJefS .
ilUlssi8 4.41 -4..,SiYHtAFS
Fuerza do Destroyers de la Flota de
orda los Estados Unidos. .6t. III
U. s. s.. Melville; Flagship
San Juan, z. r. Mario "a, lOl!


Hon. r. II. Todd,
Prcsidente Junta Local,
San Juan, p. r..
Estimado sefior Todd:
al accrcarse la termination de nuas-
ira vista San Juan, no puedo dejar
el puerto sin expresar a los ciudadanos
de San Juan su vecindad nusstra gra.
titud por la esplendida reception que
hemos rccibido en- todas parties.
Els impossible dar las gracias todas
y eada una dc las persQnas y tengo
que supulicar a nsted su honorable y
clegido representative, que cxprese a
gu buena gente nuastro sincere pesar
al dejarles Y el deseo de todos nosotros
dc volver en- q afo pr6ximo reno
var las amistades de los tltimos dias
hacer tantas mas como nos sea
possible.
Cr6ame que quedo muy sinceramente
su amigo,
G. P. PLUNKETT,
Contra-Almirante al mando de Ia fuer-
"a de Destroyers dc Ia fota del At
lantico. sta
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