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warning. Then thc branlles rartef.
and the FLYING Sspiisfl, came thrusting
through. Kate was hesde it. her
hands gripping the bars. her face
white and strained. her teeth tight set.
She gave swift glance to either side.
and began to run the machine down
the slope.
De Jussac, with an amazed excla-
nation. turned to intercept her. He
found hand OBTAINING him; Aimee
had gripped him by the arm.
let her go!" said Aimee breath
lessly. Let her got"
Name of a namew said Bertrand
blankly But he obeyed. There was
little choice. Already Calamity Kate
was we'll down the slope, running be-
side the free-wheeling Sphinx that gath.
cred more and more impetus by its own
weight. The deftness with which
the woman steered 1t between the
clumps of bushes was astounding.
"She hasn't dogs chance" said
Aimee with gulp, "but what chance
there is-let her take It,"
"a nation of sportsmen = quoi !"
murmured Bertrand with a paralyzed
air. He glanced to the left, where
the police had disappeared round the
shoulder Of the bluff. There was still
no sign Of them. Kate, reaching the
trodden path at the bottom, turned
sharp to the right and swung herself
into the saddle.
1T Is ones duty to stop her." said
Bertrand, twisting his mustache in
perplexity. "But-one does not hunt
woman"
She'll never get started on that
ground" said Aimee.
The engine fired, stopped, fred
again-the wheels threw up spirits of
sand. then getting onto harder ground
the machine ran swiftly ahead with
the faint pulsing whirr that was the
Sphinx's song Of triumphant progress.
She shot forward much too fast, and
was only just controlled in time.
No other cycle than the Sphinx
could have made good over such
ground; no other could have sailed
so efficiently and noiselessly up the
steep path through the gap towards
the higher ground at the far end. 1t
was wonderful exhibition of riding.
AS the fugitive sped by, Billy, stand
ing on guard beside the captive Jake,
turned and stared in petrified amaze
ment.
Jake raised himself to sitting po-
sition on the gate and stared. too.
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tered. "What you doin' here? Are
you goin' to gimme awayf"
Aimee did not move. Her heart
beat fast. But there was no menace
in the wOman's eyes; only an express
sion so broken and piteous that some
how lump came into Aimee's throat.
She had not the faintest doubt who
this hunted woman was.
"You know who | am" the woman
said thickly; 81 can see it in your
face" She came step nearer. Are
you goin' to call out?'
Aimee did not answer that question
as he much hurt?" she said quietly
looking towards the distant group
round the man on the gate.
"Hurt ~ said Calamity Kate. HE
smashed himself days ago, it was
She had subslded on the sand, and
embraced her knees with her arms,
staring before her with unseeing eyes.
~ got him down here. Tried to help
him along-couldn't walk. Then
had to carry him.
your said Aimee, looking wonoer-
lngly at the girls slight figure.
"Yes, me- 1t took me-hours' Car
ried him-on me back-somehow'
When it came daylight, | found the
cave. Got him in. l ripped up me
skirt to bandage him. 1 stole food FOR
him. NIGHTS. In two or three days
more guess he'd have been aole 10
get away. Now they've got him. an
they'll have me" 49,,
she rocked herself gently to ana
fro.
"It'u be HI for Jake" she said
thicllly. "To know they've got nie
no ino'-ed Mt Aimee. IF | coula 81
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CHAPTER XIV
Sisters Under Their Skins"

e'sters Under Their Skins"
10 ee came as near to sheer panic
az she had ever been vet when after
taSa orlng from her coign of van
onos. ~ the second floor window the
Sa.. rs'onS OF the police, she saw them
''art ar for the crag pits.
stlon ' ohIy bright feature of the stu
was 'hough not dazzlingly bright,
ba luat de Jussac was already on
bss way In the same direction. She
eronS sen MIN go, and guessed his
ally. ut ieast' was an
sbe Sais a'ner they got me than Billy ~
~ n, said with a little sob.
thIna one obvious and reasonable
s lot Aimee to do, was to remain
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where she was. To lie low iiLo D.,
haDDlt' and take no part in ~ ~ e'
ing crisis. As a natural consa eoiii
u was precisely the thing which Iue ha,
i'ino refused to entertain. II pm'
was gong TO meet trouble. she dotn.
mined to be on the spot Thero ae.er ,.
no knowing to what lengths be NJ %a'
20, In MS passion for self-sacr,soa
Ten minutes later Aimee was
bushy dip Of ground leading into th' t,'
crag pits. The police were well ahen' a'
OF her, converging round the for a, os',
Aimee had taken some trouble 70 oun,, I
being seen by them. At the mono', o.,
she could not see them ar oil
her either. Not SCI
Bending low and running betvos,
the bushes, Aimee made for tbo -,
trance OF the Sphinxs cave. I,
seemed TO her that must be where
billy mad gone. On arriving at tbe
mouth, however, she discovered be,
mistake. Through a gap in the brusb.
WOOD she caught sight of Billy a con.
siderable distance farther alora ~,
pits: And with him was de Jussac
Inc police arrived almost immed,.
ateiy afterward. Aimee, crouchinp be
mind the bushes. watched the meetinp
her throat felt dry and hot he,
nands opened and shut nervouslv
Sne hesltated, uncertain what to do
would Billy get away with ity A
Cream OF hope and confidence re-
turned. Billy had a wonderful knack
OF getting away with things.
She saw the party disannear ipto
tne cave nearest them; she witnessed
the emergence of Billy, and was aware
OF certain relief of tension when
the ponce returned and spoke with
MIN. FINALLY, wondering as she
watched, Aimee observed the arrival
OF the gate-saw the PROSTATE body
or Jake carried into the open. The
distance was considerable. But the
slgnlhcance of that pathetic figure on
the gate came home to her. Aimee
was not slow of comprehension. She
began to realize the meaning of. If all
The police had what they wanted
The captive could be no other than
JACK the Climber himself. Billy had
got away with it, with vengeance
Aimee was staring dumbly at the
group, when she heard a faint animal.
like noise close beside her. She turned
sharply, to find that she was not
alone.
A woman, in stained and ragged
dust-cloak, was crouching behind the
screen of brambles few yards away
She was young, and not ill-looking
save for the deathly pallor of her face
and the disorder of her hair. Indeed
there was wild gipsyish beauty
about her, that survived even the
hunted expression in her eyes.
She was staring through the bushes
at the distant group.
"They got him p she said in a
strangled whisper. She huddled her.
self together trembling.
"An' they'll get me, too. Let EN-
No good my runnin' for it.
II dunno who you are p she nut.
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(To be Continued)
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Crested Butte, Colos July 16, 1928.
The Board of Trustees met in reg
ular session on the above named date.
Present, Mayor Welch; Trustees
Mufich, Krismanich, Panion, Slobod-
nick. and Nemanic; absent, Trustee
Roman
The minutes of the last meeting
we're read and approved as read.
The following bills were read:
'ames Gardiner / da Dep. Mar S 500
Iohn L. Paste checking records 600
= H Snyder salary --------- 1880
State Com. ms. fund, premium
for fiscal year 1924 ---- 134s
Z V. Benson premium for bond
of B. H. Snyder ---------- 1000
2aul Panion 8 da. labor ----- 9.75
o p Hdw. & Auto Sup. lumber 2S. 70
Aneus Taylor stationery -- 1.20
Moved by Slobodnick, seconded by
Mulch that the bills be allowed; roll
call, ayes all.
Receipts: Pol Tax - -S1l0. 90
On motion of Slobodnick, seconded
by Krizmanich, the Board adjourned
JOHN L. PASIC, Clerk.
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II VI IHJI II
Secretary of District No. s

A government inspector of engines
was in Montrose Monday, and caused
considerable difficulty at the yards
and for the trains, by tying up all
but one of its engines here as unfit
for service. However, the trains got
out all right, and small repairs will
fix the other engines so that they will
be approved-Montrose Press.
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Waunita Society Program

WAUNITA HOT SPRINGS COLORADO
9, and 5
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 300 P. M
soLo-seected Gilbert Davis
MIS- Helen Marie sullivan chisago Ilineis
VOCAL soLo-seected Mrs. Chas Davis
Aeeompanist, Miss Helen Sullivan Chicago Illinois
MOVING PIcrUREowo Sunshine rhe pickanny
VIOLIN sOLo-Caprice de Concert
ADDRESS M IS; Destiny MeGnnis Chicago
Aeeompnist Miss Helen Marie Sullivan es cseaeo % e's
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 300 p M.
ADDRESS Education" DR.. Elmer Iamper Chicago
VIOLIN soLo-selected Alpha sgfrd
PIANO SOLO Miss Ena Miller. eunnson
,,o. Boy Be- end I'D His Dog -Aesops Fables
Miss Alpha sigfsd rid Acc N Mis- Ey BEDDING
Dr. Chas. Gilbert Davis Chicago
CHILDRENvs
SATURDAY AUGUST 4, 800 P. M
9e E2 naYs Sss ess as;s9 Msas
RECITATION Midnight Longfellow
so1o Caroline Gilbert m payis pas Chicago iaa
VIOLIN my and Rev Ed cssss
, PIANO SOLO Selected Alice Richardson Chicago
RECITATION Piano Accompaniment Caroline Gilbert Davis
PIANO SOLO-Selected Anna Jerrell Davis
SATURDAY EVENING 7ao P M.
VIOLIN soIoSsseene de Balety-pe Beo Miss Alpha sefrd
Accompanist, Miss Edwy Reddng
MOVING PICTURE reels) "a Ropin Foor VIII Rogers
VOCAL SOLO Miss Wilma Dog
GRAND BALL,
SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST S, A.
VOCAL SOLO Miss Mary Heller Hatch Des Mones
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There was man in Alamosa who
went to a revival meeting and was
pressed to repent. He wavered for
time and finally arose and said:
Friends, / want to repent and tell
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how bad ! have been, but | dasn't do
It when the grand Jury is in session"
''The Lord will forgive" the revival
ist shouted. Probably he will" an
swered the sinner, 'but he amt on
the grand jury"
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ANNUAL Financial Statement

OF School District No s, County Of
Gunnison, State of Colorado, from
Iuly 1st 1922, to June Both, 1923, inc.
RECEIVED
Amount on hand June 80,
1929, held by Co. Treas.
Special Fund ----S 243.54
Received from general fund
by apportionment - s.722so
From special tax for school
purposes --------------- 12,eo1.29
From all other sources - 24.01
TOTAL -------------S21, ,591. A
PAID
Eor 70 teachers salaries -----.s1e, 1864
For fuel, rent, insurance and
all current expenses - 1882. 80
For overdrafts General Fund
July 1 1929 ------------- e24. 20
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For interest on registered
warrants - 1O4 "a
For rebate taxes and fees 140.S9
ing the year N-N-o------ 19,17o.37
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cheer.
The Sphinx and its rider breasted
the crest of the rise, staggered, and
sailed away out of view.
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CAMBIos:
NO HAL DERECHo CONTRA DERE-
CHO., DICE Ell TRIBUNAL DE LO-
RIENT, (FRANCIA.)

Lorient 21. noche. Ell Tribunal de
Poficfa de Lorient acaba de ,condenar
a una fuerte multa, por exceso de We
locidad dentro de la poblaci6n, al con-
ductor propietario de un autom6vil de-
nunciado por los agentes municipales.
Ell presidente del Tribunal, 81 bien
reconociendo que el C6digo de carre-
teras de q de mayo de 1921 quita a
los municipios la facultad de inter-
venir, ha impuesto la multa apoyan-
dola con ell siguiente considerando:
"Considerando que 81 los automovi-
listas tienen ell derecho, como todos
los ciudadanos franceses, a la protec-
ci6n de las leyes, no es 'temerario"
exigir para los peatOnes, vfctimas a
diario de las imprudencias culpables y
yeces criminales de ciertos conduc-
torres. una protection igual por 10 me-
nos. que esta protection debe au-
mentarse desde el doble punto de Wis
ia de la hygiene Y de la seguridad del
pnblico, que deben ser mas extricta-
mente y mas severamente exigidas,
y acuerda condenar y condena.
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La SATURNA: Jose Ma. de Acosta

Sc ha puesto la venta LA SA-
TURNA, la nueva novela de Acosta,
el ilustre autor de AL CABO DE LOS
AMOS MIL. y otras novelas tan
celebradas por Ell pdblico y la critica.
Ell asunto que Sc desarroIla en- LA
SATURNA es siempre de tan palpi-
tante actualidad, tan suggestive de
tanta emotividad, que desde Ell princi-
pio esclaviza la atencion del lector y
este interes lejos de disminuir, va
aumentando sin cesar hasta su final.
Sus personajes son tan humanos, tan
simpaticos, tan desgraciados por 10
mismo que son humanos, que el lector
acaba de cousiderarlos como 81 estu-
viera ligado elios por lazos de pa
rentesco v de anistad.
LA SATURNA forma un grueso
voliimen esmeradamente impreso en-
excelente papel. Ell genial dibujante
Maximo Ramos ha pintado una pre-
ciosa cubierta para LA SATURNA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-11

Ell GObernador ha aprObado una or
denanza adoptada por la Comisi0n de
la Policfa Insular concedi6ndole el re-
tiroi al detective de segunda clase de
la policfa insular, seiior Arturo La
fOntaine.
FL Secretario Executive ha expedido
licencia para cazar portar armas de
caza, al'sefior Elias Iriarte, de Ponce,
Puerto Rico.
Los siguientes dOcumentos pertene-
cientes al ''Borfnquen Liberty Club
han quedado archivados en- la Secre-
tarfa Ejecutiva:
1.-Certificado de election de direc-
torres Oficiales, ell el cual figuran
los nombres de los siguientes sefio-
res: Jose Ines Carri6n, Presidente !;
Nicasio Andrades, Tesorero; Juan Le-
due, Secretario. Y Rafael Delgado,
Fernando Mel6ndez, Francisco Cine
nez, Oscar Rodriguez, Andres Lassen
y Sandalio Santiago. vocales. Todos
los oficiales antes mencionados son
tambien directories.
2.-Informe anual correspondence
al aiio 1922
Ha sido archivado ell la oficina del
SecretariO Executive el informe anual
correspondence al aiio 1922 de la, piAso-
ciaci0n Local de Duefios de guaguas
y chauffeurs" "Compafifa Indus
trial de las Antillas."
Ell Gobernador ha firmado..el.. Pro-
yecto del Senado n1mero 81; stftuiadU:: !:
LEY estableciendo la Biblioteca del
Capitolio proveyendo para el sos
tenimiento Y regimen de la misna ": I:
tambien ha firmado ell Proyecto de
la Camara ntimero 232, titualado: ley
para reglamentar la inscription ms
pecci0n de alimentos concentrates pa
ra ,animales domesticos en- la isla de
Puerto Rico, para otros fines.y
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Ell PERRO QUE MORDIo AL JOvEN
PERErRA, DIO CASo POSITIVE

Como va saben nuestros lectores,
aver por la mafiana, un hijo del como
cido caballero de Rio Piedras, Don An
tonic Pereira, fue mordido en- la par
te trasera de la pierna derecha por un
perro rabioso, que andaba dando ca
rreras por la poblacion. El perro, con
ell fin de que no continuara mordiendo
a alguien mas, fue sacrifcado bala-
zos por la policia.
Ell sefior Pereira, recogi6 el rabioso
animal y 10 tlajo al Laboratorio Bio
l6gico del Departamento de Sanidad,
donde lie fu6 examinada la masa en-
cefalica, dando reacci6n positiva.
Ell joven Pereira fu9 culado allf mis-
mo, por uno de los doctores del La
boratorio, DR.. Pablo Morales Otero.
Como EN- Ell departamento no hay Ell
existencia vacuna antirabica, esta fu6
pedida por cable a Esrados Unidos
aver tarde mismo.
Los m6dicos participaron los fami.
liares del joven mordido, que la vacu-
ma estaria aquf en- el pr6ximo buque
y que no habfa motives para alarma.
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INF ORMACI0N GENERAL
.NOTAS De PONCE|SGGIGtaia EieCudIa
ciado a los cuatro de la rifa, por al
terar la paz.

ciado los cuatro de la rifia, por al
terar la paz.
Ante, ell juez municipal, Lcdo. Ro-
drfguez Sierra, debera responder Ma
nuel Sanchez, de una inculpaci6n de
hurto menor, que Sc lie hace, al acu-
sarsele de haber sustraido dos cajas
de bettn Y un cepillo de la casa de Pc
dro Arroyo.
Para trabajar EN- algunos de los
teatros locales ha venido a est aciu-
dad Ell doctor Saa, Conde de walde-
mar, aplaudido ilusionista prestidi-
gitador.
-Mientras Victoria Santiago cum
plfa un noble deber asistiendo a up
velorio que Sc celebraba cerca de su
casa, calle nfmero de Nuevo B6lgi-
ca, alguien que seguramente estaba
EN- autos de que ella guardaba cha
vos en- su hogar--de ella-abri6 vio-
lentamente un badl sustrajO diez
d0lares, total de las economics de
Victoria.
-Hemos tenido el placer de saludar
Ell esta ciudad nuestro amigo ell in
teligente professor de instruction pd-
blica, don Luis J. Ramos Antonini
hoy sub-inspector de escuelas del dis
trito de Rio Grande-Loiza.
va esta mejor de la dolencia que
lie aquejaba, nuestro amigo don Mo-
desto Roubert, jugador de baseball y
empleado de correos, de esta ciudad.
Nos satisface tai mejorfa.
-Mateo Rodriguez, acusado de ha-
Der dado voluntariamente la muerte
Francisco Santiago, en- Yauco, ell dfa
90 de septiembre del 1922, fue decla-
RADIO no cplpabEe por ell Jurado que
conoci6 del case.
Defendi6 muy atinadamente el acu-
sado el Lcdo. Miguel Vahamonde, al
que felicitamos por ese triunfo pro-
fesional.
C0rresponSdI.
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q "a CdlaTa

No 3a3334 DE la Association de Tene-
dores de Libros v Oficinistas de Puer-
to Rico, en- San Juan, solicitando la
aprobaci6n del T.. del s. 90 autori4
zando al Comisionado del Interior a
vender familias pobres los mangla-
res que existen al sur de la carrete-s
ra que conduce de CataIo a Bayanl6n..
No. 335.-Dc seior Ramon Siaca
Pacheco, vecino de San Juan, solicit
tando Ia aprobacion del r. de la 6.
22G regulando la possession, venta uso
de pistola " rev6lvers.
No. 1896 De la Asamblea Munich
paI de Rio Piedras, por su Presiden-
to sefior c. A. Soler, solicitando que
al aprcbarse el P. de la c. 223, cream
do el Hospital General InsuIar de Pto.
Rico, Sc acuerde que dicho hospital
sea construfdo en- 81 distrito munich
pal de RIO Piedras.
No. 333s7 De la Asamblea Mnpal.
aprobaci0n del r. del s. 160, para
construir un edificio escolar en este
pueblo.
$50
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LA GRAN FIESTA
PATRIOTICA

Eel 6xito obtenido por la reunion
magma celebrada por los organizado-
res de los actos que han de llevarse
a cabo, en- el aniversario de Jose de
Diego ha alcanzado enorme resonan-
cia Ell la opinion pdblica, pues en-
todos los cfrculos de San Juan Sc har
bla con gran enutsiasmo de la ge-
lada que el pr6ximo domingo Sc, ce-
lebrara en- el Teatro Municipal, asf
como de la procession cfviea que, Sc
efectuara el lunes siguiente. o !
Sc acord0 que la gran velada Sc ce-
Iebrase II domingo las ocho de la
noche con el prop6sito de facilitar a
los de la isla su viaje San Juan. NJ
Las solicitudes de localidades de-
ben dirigirse al Presidente, pues la
entrada al teatro sc hara por me-
ldio de tickets personales. FL pr0gra-
ma, que es muy interesante, circula-
ra mafiana jueves. Los amantes del
ideal patri6t1co tienen verdadero en-
'pefo en- que el acto que Sc celebre en-
honor del Ap6stol fenecide sea verda-
deramente grandioso y demostrativo
de nuestros mas elevados sentimien-
tos.
Ell Presidente nos ha manifestado
que ha recibido va muchas contesta-
clones la primera invitaci6n que el
dirigi6 a la isla y que conffa poder
organizar la distribution de localida-
des mas tardar el viernes.
Por las impresiones que reeoiemos
en- todas parties 81 acto de Ia noche
del domingo sera un verdadero aeon
tecimiento.
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PAQUITA SICILIA
EN- CATANO

II :
Noches de gala para el sBeliov, y
de algeria para el soberanO, han sido
las pasadas, en- que la gentil y bella
canzonetista andaluza aqnita Stella,
con su gracia tan natural Y su rico
repertoire de bonitas caneicnes v bai-
les sugestivos, ha podido entusiasmar
de tai manera nuestro publico, que
este para premiar su meritfsima la
Dor artistica aplaudia locamente los
numeros del programa llevados la
escena.
Nunca ha estado tan acertado ell
popular empresario Espinosa en- la
busca de novedad para obsequiar al
respectable que concprre a su teatro,
que en- estatemporada de la Stella.
No recordamos haber visto un en-
tusiasmo tan grande, y aplausos tan
nutridos en- las funciones de otros ar
tistas de los que han trabajado en- ell
Belio; Paquita, ha batido ell record de
la simpatia " por ESQ ha triunfado.
Ell pueblo la adnira, la idolatra.
Es necesario verla en- la cancion
'"La Hija del Carcelero", expresando
con sus gestos el verdadero sentimien7
to de tristeza que enyuelven sus no.
tas musicales; en- las noches que esta
cancion no figuraban en- programa, la
concurrencia la pedia, y ella siempre
complaciente amable la cantaba. Z
Adcmas de esta, hubo otras cancio-
mes: cue. fuegotl: del agFade. del
spd6ficc ysde: ;fstsss'que recofdanos ~ 81
Asesinop; LA Buena Ventura, de
mucho gracejo; Y un buen ndmero de
nlalagueiias. - ~ 4,
Paquita Stella, la bella andaluza,
estara en- ell pensamiento de todos los
que concurrimos yer sus excelentes
condolences de cantante en- las pocas
noches que trabajo en- ell Belio, mien-
tras oigamos en- todos los sitios pu-
blicos; hasta en- los rincones mas apar-
tados del barrio, nuestras mujeres
cantando, y a hombres y nilos silban-
do la bonita cancion "La Hija del Car
cclero".
aatq4pp ". Osorio. (.
,Catafio, 10. rfts n a
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A PRECIOS DE FABRICA EN-
"LA IMPERIAL
DE
Antonio Lena.
LOS QUE ENIBARCARON PARA
gSANTO DOMINGO y SANTIAGO
DE CUBA EN- Ell GUANTANAMO


i Juana Casanova, Pastora Ambrosia-
nj, Candida Correa. Rosendo Forte
"a, Fernando Forteza, Dolores Cruz,
Angel Eoubriel. Rosita Peguero,
Carmen +. de Loubriel, Cristobalina
,Loubriel, T. Colon Morales, Francis
co Cuetra, Rafael Vega, jose Marin
Garcia (ConsuD Adolfo. Bracale,
!. Jose \ leo. Rhea 0nioiD. Olga Ca
'rara. Tina Pagaf, AS c!fi5 pescia,
Angel Rossi Oliver, Eduardo Fati-
can't, Jose Pallet. Luisa Pallet,
Vincenzo Bettoni, Ana Bettoni,
Fausto Cavallini, Antonio Nicolich,
Giuseppe La Puma, Leopoldo Carre-
10. Arturo Spelta, Guillermo
Dittmer, Alcide Prado. Lorenzo Sa-
vedra, Pruden1io Baquedano, An4
drea Duberti, Pedro Sanchez, Lo-
cuico Gaez, Eurico Sazi, Santiago
Mufloz, Jose Cavadonga, Jose
Guede, Augusta Asiati, Armando
Finzi, Guilio Recci Guiseppina Ca
Iii.
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8CONSULTANDO CON Ell CO.
.yk ais9i ) BERNADOR

.
Ell senior Ramon yaldes, ex-senator
y oiudadano prominente de Mayagiez,
estuvo de consulta con ell Gobernador
sobre los intereses de aquella locali-
dad.
ss Ell doctor p Ortiz, Comisionado dc
,Sanidad, estuvo tambien de consulta
con el Gobernador sobre asuntos rela-
tivos a su Departamento, especialmen-
tesla campaiia contra la tuberculosis.
FL seiior Barcel6, Presidente del Se4
nado ' Ell senior Guerra, Speaker de la
Cdmara, estuvieron de consulta con el
Gobernador sobre la legislation pen.
diente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-11
Ell Primog6nito

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FL sabado pr6ximo pasado, siete del
mes en- curse, entire cinco y seis de Ia
tarde, en- su residencia del Eondado,
santurce, la distinguish seitora, doia
Maria 7. Fabregas de Palacios, bella
espssa de nuestro particular amigo
Don Manol, Palacios Saiazar; gid
luz I'm hermoso niho, ' con tai mo
ti.o. Ia algeria reinante IN dichn 10
90. traspasa los ii'rits de. Ii fclici-
Had.
Consratulamos, cfusivamente los
esposos Fibregas Palacios por la lie,
gada al ricueiios hogar del primogeni-
to.