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ust on visit to her uncle's cousin
and dearest friend, Nine. de Plou-

lust on visit to her unc1e's cousin
and dearest friend, Nine. de Plou-
gastel.
IN early August there arrived al
the Hotel Plougaste1 messenger
from M. de Kercadiou through.
whom he urgently babe mad emoi-5
sel1e join him at once and advised
her hostess to accompany her.
M de Kercadiou was OF those OF
who make friends with men of all
classes IN Beudon he was known
and esteemed Of all the simple
folk, and it was Rougane. the.
friendly mayor who informed him
on the 9th Of August Of the storm
that was brewing for the morrow.
The friendly mayor carried his
icomplaisance step farther, and
dispatched the letter to Paris by
the hands OF his own son. an intel.
|ligent lad OF nineteen. It was late
In the afternoon OF that perfect
August day when young Rougane
presented himself at the Hotel
|Plougaste1.
Madame made up her mind at
once. NJ. de kercadiou's urgent
message no more than confirmed
her own fears and inclinations. She
decided upon instant departure.
IL EWauLeu, Vi peTudPSsF d AdAL-AoulG
to sunset when they set out in her
carriage with intent to leave Paris
by, the Porte Saint-Martin.
The carriage drew up at the bar
rier, checked there by. a picket OF
the National Guard posted before
the iron gates. 4s
The sergeant in command strobe
to the door OF the, vehicle. The
Countess put her head from the
window. s
"Your name madame?" he had
asked brusque1y.
"Plougastel." he repeated after
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I'D e bysRq faol sSSabaftnt
g Eys I'd E 8 Is alb mi

by Nine. de Flous aste1. In an at
titude OF deepest concern, NJ de
La Tour d Ayr. hts wound not.
was bending over
the girl, whilst behind him stood
NJ d. Ormessons and the madame's
footman stA
/" NY God = he cried aloud.
What must she have suffered,
then, II Z had killed him as I in
tended..'''' III
If only she had used candor
with him, she 81 could SO easily
have won his consent to the thing
she asked. II only she had told
him what now he saw. that she
loved M. de La Tour Ayr: ss
CHAPTER x
M. de La Tour d Ayr was seen
no more in the .Manege or indeed
in Paris at all. #x
The rumor ran that he had emil
grated. But that was only half
the truth. The whole Of it was
that be had Joined that group OF
noble travellers who came and
Went between the Tuileries and
the headquarters Of the emigres
Coblenz. VI
Az for Andre-Lonis, his. god
Id LIlS %1oASo %" HILL llo 4AO1
as n result OF his conviction that
M. de Kercadiou would not re-
lent from his reslove never to re-
ceivA him again.
5&5 He threw himself into his du-
ties at the assem- bly, with such
zeal and effect that when the Con-
stituent was dissolved I'm Septem-
Der of the following year, mem
bersh-D Of the Legislative, whose
election followed Immediately,
was thrust upon him.
4 OF the count
troubles, none were more acute
than those of Brittany, and in view
Of the influence it was hoped he
would WELD in his native province
it was proposed to AMBIGUOUS b.
tho Commission Of Twelve. in the
early days OF the Girondin minis
try, that he should go thither to
the unrest
+ He accepted the task, and he
was one Of the five plen1potentiar-
les dispatched on the same errand
in that spring OF 1872. 1t kept him
absent from Paris for four months
and might have kept him longer
but that at the beginning ST Aug
lst he was recalled.
{ Mile. de Kercad1ou, too, was in
Paris in those days of early Aug
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PESEKY BED BUGS

Bedbugs5 lay OF seven
FREDERICKSBURG er. favorablesco con-
are females. They
adult size and are capable
EDtlayinu1 nfourSwecl How many
l6edbuRB&would you have in a year
aafYot5a left one fema1eorcgg unmo.
Heated 4oronesy Year, ISL
IL Ioxhd the p1skys hodbug. you readily see boy ,g
1nsno9sasy ills 60 uso Aproparntion that VIII kill
SHhs eF91Aa wish m the lltto ones.
III. Do hARb esosdornou6tratsd.b by tho lead.
SHaa nHofa3z and Railroad Companies
4hat CO sateSt sud most eeonorE3cnl way % stop
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ne, nave e 4 eshoic she viii
irsa1ize that ZEN she knows:
iAndre my moy He#paused
again, a man afraid He &setsEa
Inland on his godsonas % shoulder,
and to his increasing amazement
lAndre-LoufsSp perceive that over
those pale, shortsi GIFTED eyes there
was film OF tears Nine. de
!PIougastel Is your mot her.
Followed, for.S long moment.
utter silence. This thing that he
was told was not Immediately un-
lderstoodl When und erstanding
came at last Andre-Lou1s first
impulse was to cry out. But he
possessed himself, and played the
Stole. He must ever be playing
something. #
..I see" he said, at last, quite
coolly. s. s5ss $3..
His mind was sweeping back
over the past. Swiftly he res
viewed his memories Of NJ mme.
de Plougastel:
IT see,, he said again; and
added now, OF course, any but a
fool would have guessed it long
ago Y @
He sat down abruptly, to con-
3ceal the too-revealing fact that.
his limbs were shaking. He pull
ed a handkerchief from his pocket
to mop his brow, which had
grown damp. And then, quite.
suddenly, he found himself weep
ing. Il, III
At the sight or those tears
streaming silently down that face
that had turned SO pale, M de Ker-
cadiou came quickly across to HIN.
He sat down beside him and threw
an arm affectionately over his
shoulder. 35
mur reaor II ~ popi vas laI fool Z enough s
to think you had no heart
TT is nothing, monsieur. am
tired cut, and and I have a
cold in the head" And then, finding
the part beyond his power, he
abruptly threw it up, utterly aban-
doned all pretence. Why why
has there been all this mystery?"
he asked WAS it intended that
should never know ?"
THE reason, my boy, is that you
We're born some three years after
your mothers marriage with M. de
P1ougastel, some eighteen months
after M de Plougastel had been
away with the army, and some four
months before his return to his
wife. It is a matter that NJ de
4Plougastel has never suspected,
and for gravest family reasons
must never suspect. That is why
the utmost secrecy has been pre-
served That is why none was
ever allowed to know. Your mother
came betimes into Brittany, and
under an assumed name spent some
months in the village OF Moreau.
1t was while she was there that
you were born
Then, who was my father?"
II don't know. She never told
me. It was her secret, and did
not pry. 1t is not in my nature,
s t'And now. what will you do,
Andrea he asked. Now that
you know?'' .5s i
What difference should the
make? Is f1ial pityj
to be called unto existence by the /;
mere announcement ofsrelation-l
ship ~
THE decision is with you,
Nay, it is beyond me. Decide
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! r CkL-S
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re
move Them With Othine---
Double Strength

This preparation for the treat
ments Of freckles is usually SO sue
cessful in removing freckles and
giving a clear, beautiful complex
ion that; It is sold under guarantee
to refund the money II it fails.
Don't hide your. freckles under
a veil: gee an ounce of Othine and
remove them Even the first few
applications should show a Won
derful improvement, some of the
lighter 5freckles vanishing entire
~. l3 s. Z. ft,s
sa: Be sure to ask the druggist for
the double strength Othine; It. is
this that is sold on the moncy-back
II
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future generations Of bedbuns. reaches. Aeae
and ants is to use the new discovery: Pesky Dew
"a S5c package Of P. .. Q. makes a quart
enough TO l,il million bedbuas. roaches, flcas
and coolies and Mt tho same time dostxoy eheir
m iuopossitlc for them to exist when P. D. q. il
properly used. Free q patent spout In every
package to get the pes]cy devils in tho hard-to-
ree-at places and save the Juice. n ~
p o. @. Ia not an insect powder. no muss o.
dust 20 in5ure the bedding =, =.
makes a fivc gallons. p. d. @. ean also b
10 sealed bottles. double strength
AS Geauine z. D. q 10 aeyer peddled.
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DISCOUNT RATE LOWERED
NJ LONDON, Juyi II .--:(By The
Associated Press)-The Bank Of
England today: lowered its discount
rate to 3 per cent a reduction OF
10 per cent from the figure
established on June Is.
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STATE ESTABLISHES
FIVE GAME REFUGEES

CHARLESTON, Nv. Va, July -.
refugees in five sections Of
the state were established this
week by the State Game and Fish.
Commission, in a. meeting here.
The nearest preserve to Charles.
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q onflnned rom OUR Last Issue


AndrssLpuisso observed the ashens
uAllor That owS oyersprea the
face of1fssopp VIA
TSkhinkSsyouSb begin to realize,
assss11n1olaleur,Swhat8 Phi1ppe de II
have felt III, I'll at day at
3SGaXril 1acsssSsl esired that you
;SshouldJdrstsdo SO. 5s Since that is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS why here's to make
went IN wi til Ii ghtning
rapid y For moment his point
sase4med Tour d''Azyr to be
SaHeryWheresa at once, and tn en- from
sss$lowSengagement In sixte, Andre
lSoufs stretched forward with
and 8vdgorousE ease to lunget
d ins fierce. He drove his point to
frans1 opponent VIII ON a
series sof calculated disengages;
nucoHeradSsS that line- But to
dfs@anazementSa and chagrin La
urds1Azyrasparrfe the stroke;
snfniteIyamore to his cha grin La
Tour%parriedaitssj Just too late. Had
complete parted it, all
ssJyou1 dyetSh have been well. But
Il striking ii es blad e sin the last
ssSSsfractton ola second the Marquis
eHecfedstheS point from the line
fNhisS body, yet not SO complete
lyMAbutSSt IT, couple Of rect OIL
~ that hard -driven steel tore
lSfhroughst hesnuscle of his sword
ToE the conds none of these
"details HAT been visib BILE. All tn at
THEY had seen had been q swift
sYhir flashing blades, and then
stretched almost to
the groundSssSin an pward lunge
tshad pierced ssgs4 the MARQUIS
srightS us sb low the shoulder.
heSsword fell from the sudden
sslySrelaxed Egrip Of La T our d'Azyr's
RINGERS viii hS had been rendered
SpoWerIess,# and The stood now dis
armed, his lip i'm his teeth, his face
white, hisSchestsheavin g. before his
asopponent, who had at once recoy-
sseTed With the -tinged tip OF
resting on the ground,
Andre Louis sSsurYe yed him grimly,
assWesguryeysth the prey that through
aours owI1s clumsiness has escaped US
theslastzmonaent
nsthesAss bly, and in the news
Spapers his night#be hailed as an
for the Pa1adin of the
E1ata onl himself could
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DISGUSTO PERSONAL ENTIRE
DOS POLITICOS

Informan de Yauco que el senor
Jose Arrache, Comisionado de Bene-
ficencia, agredio al senor Domingo Pho
vanetti, Comisionado de instruction.
Sc asegura que ell senor Arroche
atac6 a Piovanetti, por la espalda, Y
con una manopla. La aggression fue
repelida por el sefor Piovanetti, quien
sac6 su revolver, ante ell cual, Sc in
forma, desapareci6 ell agresor.
Los amigos del sefor Piovanetti,
acusan al comisionado de Beneficen-
ia de ser el lider de un movimiento
de descredito en- contra de sus COM
paneros de la Administrator, acha
can a este el origen del desagradable
suceso.
Tanto ell sefior Arrache como ell
sefior Piovanetti son unionistas, aun-
que Sc acusa al primero de haber mi
litado en- todos los partidos polfticos
del pals.
Las simpatfas generales del pue
bio parecen estar del lado del senor
Piovanetti, en- este case.
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EN- Ell VICTORY GARDEN

Para esta noche anuncia Ell popular
teatro de la parada ounce ell estreno
de la extraordinaria cinta en- nueve
actos, Ell LATIGo." Dicha produc
cion, es una de las que mayores exitos
ha obtenido en- los Estados Unidos a
mas de la fuerza dramatica Y perfec-
ci6n artistica que aparecen en- esta Gin
ia Las Tan6es carreras de caballos
efectuadas en- ell Hipodromo de Sara
toga, el ma grande de los Estados Uni
dos Y donde Sc disputan un premio de
Glen mil d6lares los mas famosos caba-
Hos de los Estados Unidos e Inglaterra.
Estan de pl&cemes los empresarios
del Victory Garden, pues dado ell
gran interes que existe por yer esta mo
numental cinta les auguramos un lleno
complete.
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Il senior Soto Rivera
dice que 6I no pagara
reclamation aIguna

Aver nos entrevlstamoS con Ell
sefior Soto Rivera, ex-jefe del Ne
gociado del Trabajo, acerca de h OPT
MON sustentada por varios abogados
de San Juan respecto de los sueldos
del sefior Honore, Y de la cual dimos
cuenta en- nuestro numero del saba
do.
Ell senior Soto nos manifesto que
su opinion, como abogado, es que el
no tendra que devolver ning1n suel-
do al seiior Honore, toda vez que sus
actuaciones como Jefe de ese Nego-
ciado, Sc presume que fueran legales.
Por otra parte, nos informa Ell
seiior Soto, que en- case de que Sc lie
exija ese pago, el no tendra mas re-
medic que hacerlo efectivo, tomando
10 de los fondos particualres que tie
ne depositados en- distintos Bancos de
esta ciudad.
Lo mas probable cree ell exile
fe del Negociado del Trabajo-es que
la referida suma tenga que pagarla
el sefor Toro Labarthe, que fue quien
destituy6 al sefior Honore, sin llenar
los necesarios requisites de la Ley
del Servicio Civil
Hasta aquf las manifestations
del Lcdo. Soto Rivera.
Segun otros informes, que helnos
obtenido, II oficina del "Attorney &c
neral" dictara hoy otra opinion sobre
este mismo case. Por ella Sc sabra 81
es el senor Toro a Soto, quien
lie toca "afojarse ese piquito".
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La vista del ''manda-
mus lnterpuestO pOr
Diaz COIIazO ha SidO
sen aIada para hoy
Ell GOBERNADOR Y LOS SRES.
MESTRE Y HULL COMPARECE-
RAN COMO TESTIGOS

Segdn hemos sido informados, pa
ra hoy ha sido senalada la vista en-
ell case de 'mandamus" interpuesto
por ell Lcdo. Roman Dfaz Collazo con-
ira ell Gobernador, con el prop6sito
que sen repuesto en- su cargo de Fis-
cal de la Corte de Distrito, de cuyo
cargo alega haber sido destituido sin
causa justificada.
Los abogados del senior Dfaz CO.
llazo han sido notifcados del EXPIRE
sado senalamiento Y en- la manana de
hoy concurriran a la Corte, siendo
10 mas probable que solicten Ia sds-
pension de la vista, toda vez que es-
ia ausente el senor Diaz Collazo asf
como el Secretario particular del Go
bernador, sefor Hull.
En- cualquier fecha que Sc celebre
la vista ha de resultar sumamente
interesante, pues seran llamados a de
clarar como testigos en- ell case, ell
Gobernador, el Secretario Hull ell
Attorney General, seior Mestre, quie
nes estan directamente relacionados
en- el referido sensational asunto.
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In 'CertiOrarii' contra
IaOrdenaza inpOnlen-
do contribution eSpe-
CiaI a los .eSpeCtaCulOS
LOS DUENOS DE CINES CONSI-
DERAN ARBITRARIA ESTAs
NUEVA IMPOSITION

En- la primerl tanda de esta tar
de, empezara regir la Ordenanza,
aprobada por la Asamblea Municipal
de esta capital, en- v;rtud de la cual
todos los Cines Y espectaculos tienen
que paglr una contribution adicional
sobre los "tickets" de entrada que Sc
expendan.
Ell tipo de la contribution impues
ia esta sujeto a una escala y fluct1a
de acuerdo con ell valor de la entra-
da: por "tickets" de diez centavos,
Sc pagara un eentlyo de contribu-
ci6n; por los de veinte centavos, dos
centavos y por los de veinticinco cen
tavos, tres centavos.
La citada contribution ha hecho
los duefios de Cines tomar la de-
termination de aumentar ell precio
de entrada al espectaculo, Y 10 han
hecho en- tai forma que ellos Sc bene-
fician con el aumento Y solo Sc per-
judica ellp1blico que concurre los
cines. Para poder pagan dicha con-
tribuci6n han aumentado el precio de
25 a 80 scentavos, con 10 cual pagan
u contribution y aun les 'queda un
beneficio su favor de dos centavos
por entrada.
NO obstante este, pareca que los
dnefina de cines. considerable que la
imposition de esta contribution es
arbitraria, va que esta es la sexta
contribution Que tsndrfan que pagar,
celebraron tedos ana reunion = acor
daIon lievaf 81 asunto 4 los tribuila
les, para il4ia essaE Ii leg'aldad De
dicha Ordenanza. Con el proposito de
que Sc encargara del asunto, solicita-
ron condolences del notable abogado
Lcdo. Miguel Guerra-Mondrag6n, ell
que someti6 a su consideration sus
proposiciones, con grandes probabili
dades de exito, y el sabado volvieron
a reunirse los empresarios despues
de conferenciar con el sefor Guerra
le encomendaron el asunto para que
procediera inmediatamente estable
Ger la accion judicial tendente in
vllidar la Ordenanza.
Despues de zanzibar impresiones
con ell seiior Guerra -Mondragon, nos
dijo que en- ell dia de hoy radicara en-
la Corte ell recurso de "Certiorari'
para evitar que Sc ponga en- vigor di-
cha Ordenanza, hasta tanto sea dis
cutido y decidido ell litigio en- los Tri-
bunales de Justicia.
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CONTINUAN ORGANIZANDO-
Sc TRUSTS Y COMPANIAS CO
MERCIALES PARA REVIVIR
LAS INDUSTRIAS DE Russia
Y RESTABLECER Ell
COMERCIO

BERLIN, abril -Numerosos hon.
bros de negocios bolshevikis alema-
nes Sc hallan todavia reunidos en- es-
ia capital, dando los iltimos toques al
vasto programa de Ia penetration teu-
tona en- Russia que comenzara tan prom
to como los ingenieros alemanes neguen
Petrogrgado.
Los alemanes estan abogando por
que ell gobierno del Soviet les conceda
una participation absolute Y completa
en- todos los negocios del pals en- los
cuales, a juicios de estos, deben ellos
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Ell ENTIERRO DEL
SoLDADo MIRANDA

Ell sabado por la tarde Sc llev6 a
efecto ell sepelio del soldado portorri
araa no Estrsa % 4a1eetgee1r Ia
guerra europea. FL feretro, acompanado
de un piquete del Cuerpo de Policia,
banda del Reginiento ndmero sesenta
y cinco de Infanteria, hijos del finado,
destacamento del Regimiento. Guardia
Nacional, Coronel del Regimiento, cuer
po conular de las Naciones aliadas, Sc
nado y Camara de Representatives., Ban
da Municipal Alcalde de San Juan,
Tribunal Supreme, Comite Territorial
del Partido Republican,, Junta Cen
trail Unionista, Camara de Comercio,
Ateneo, Prensa, Casino de Puerto Ri
CO, Union Club, Casino Espafiol Asilo
de Ninos etras entidades, recorri6 las
principales Gales de San Juan hasta
la plaza de Colon, punto en- ell cual fu6
despedido ell duelo por ell senior Manuel
Texidor, companero del difundo Mario
g. Miranda. La oracion filnebre del Sc
nor Texidor fue elocuentisima. Despues
de este hizo uso de la palabra ell licen-
ciado Juan Bautista Soto, quien pronun
clio un brillantisimo discurso acerca
de los meritos de Mario G. Miranda,
de su patriotismo de la honradez del
que habfa dado la vida en- los campos
de Europa en- defensa de los derechos
de la libertad. Luego, ell sefior Con
sui de Francia, Sc dirigi6 al public
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Fl dOmingO7 de mayo,
Sc NOVdrd a efeCtO una
gran aSambIea Obrera

Ell Comite Executive de la Fede
racion Portorriquena del Trabajo, en-
su Ultima session considero los infor-
mes presentados por ell Comite Le-
gislativo sobre las enmiedas que de-
ben proponerse la Legislation que
hay pendiente de ser aprobada en-
Ell Congreso sobre Puerto Rico.
Tambien Sc considero ell expe-
diente relacionado con la protesta for
mulada contra el Gobernador Reilly a
quien acus6 la institution de haber
violado la Ley de Mediaci6n Y Con-
ciliacion nombrando dos miembros
de la Federation Libre como repre-
sentantes del trabajo organizado pa
,ra miembros de la Comision de Ar
bitraje.
Ambos informes Sc acordo que
fuesen sometidos una Asamblea en-
que esten Representatives los directo-
res de las organizaciones que estan
al corriente en- sus pagos, para tomar
acuerdoS definitltvoS.
Sc acord6 tambien someter a la
asamblea el problema que Sc avecina
en- relacion con las rebljas de los sa
larios entire los obreros y los emplea
dos p1blicos, y ell alto costo de la
vidl, para tomar los acuerdos que
Sc estimen pertinentes.
La asamblea sera convocada pa
ra ell pr6ximo domingo dia z de mayo
a las tres de la tarde en- el local que
ocupa la institution en- Bayam6n. Ell
Comite Executive Y los organizadores
asistiran en- pleno.
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Omitted Press, via All America cables)


BERLIN, abril 30.-En Jas primeros
horas de la mafana de hoy fue irmado
un. acuerdo entire los representatives
del gobierno sovietista y delegados de
una importantisima firlna de esta ca
pital, mediante Ell cual los teutones Sc
comprometen a reconstruir los edifcios
de Petrogrado, la reparaci6n de las
GALES. de los fsrrocarriles, los acue-
ductos y la restitution absolute de la
vida comercial en- dicha capital.
Ingenieros alemanes legaran pr6xi-
mamente a Russia para hacerse cargo de
los astilleros de dicho pals, fin de
proceder inmediatamente a la cons
truccion de numerosos barcos.
La sociedad Cultural de Economic
alemana organizada recientemente en-
Moscod con Ell prop6sito de promover
la intrucci6n pdblica, ha obtenido el
privilegio de organizar escuelas, biblio-
tecas, hospitales Centres de cultura
Comoquiera que la labor MIS- i'm
portante que realizaran los alemanes
sera la que Sc refere a la organiza-
ci6n de la instruction en- Russia Sc in
forma oficialmente que, de un momen-
to otro, saldran para Moscf, en- tren
especial, centenares de, profesores ale
names con els fin de iniciar immediate
bipeiite sa labor. Que por 10 ardua ) com
pleja Sc hara extremadamente dificil.
Por otro lado Sc informa, ademas,
que los profesores teutones ensenaran
las asignaturas en- idioma aleman.
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Ell CLUB FEMENINO DE PUER-
TO RICO CELEBRARA MANANA
UNA INTERESANTE REUNION

Nos informa la senorita Marga-
ret S. Zingard, secretaria del Club
Civico Femenino de Puerto Rico, cue
manana por Ia tarde a las tres Y me-
dil Sc efectuara en- el salon de- bales
-def CASINO de Pdefto Rico III acos-
tumbrada reunion mensual de dicha
Association. En- ell referido acto pro-
nunciara una interesanta conferencia
ell senor Martin Ergui, quien habIa-
ra acerca de las condolences en- que
Sc hallan las prisiones de Puerto Ri
co.
Sc espera la asistencia de to-
dos los miembros del Club Civico.
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restablecimiento de las industrias y a
la reedifcaci6n de los edifcios destrui-
dos por los canones de las tiltimas re-
voluciones.
HAN CONCLUDE LOS PREPA-
RATIVOS PARA LAS FIESTAS
DEL CENTENARIO DE LA IN
DEPENDENCIA BRASILENA
BRILLANTE ,AsPECTo QUE PRE-
sENTA LA CIUDAD DE RIO
DE JANEIRO

RIO DE JANEIRo, abril 3o.-Los
rreparativos para La celebration de los
festivales en- conmemoracion del pri
mer centenario de la Independence bra
silefia, han conclude. La ciudad preser
ia un aspecto brillantfsimo, pues apa.
rece bellamente iluminada empavesa
da. sobre los edifcios fotan las ban.
deras de todos los paises.
El Presidente de la Republica, quien
Sc encontraba en- los balnearios de San
ia Rosa ha ret4nado la Capital.
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LOPE BELLo

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar, des-
pu6s de un fructifero viaje de negocios
por la isla, a nuestro estimado amigo y
companero, ell notable escritor venezo.
lano don Lope Bello.
FL senior Bello acaba de dejar insta-
lada su distinguida familia en- Santurce,
10 cual constituye una brillante adquisi
ci6n para la sociedad de San Juan.
Reiteramos al sefor Bello nuestro cor
dial saludo.
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GRAN ExHIBICIoN EN- Ell
CINE "PUERTO RICO"

Para esta noche, lunes, el Cine
PUERTO RICO anuncia una espl6n-
dida exhibition, que lie asegura un
lleno rebosante.
LA PRUEBA DEL VADOR, pre-
cioso drama en- seis actos, que es es
treno en- Santurce, sera exhibido ALI.
El numeroso p1blico gozara inmensa
mente con esa obra, interpretlda por
VALENTINO Y Alice Lake.