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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

"wHAr ARE you GIVING FOR SLAVES"
Enriquez. who was uncle OF the king
and queen OF all that immense do
minion In America. nothing now re-
mains but Cuba and Porto Rico.
The African question comes mp here
incidentally % the gathering OF many
naval officers. most of whom have en-
tered the navy since the civil war.
was talking To one only yesterday who
had been some time cruising OF the
African coast. He said that certain
officers of the ship or squadron were
deputed to go up - a native king in
the Congo region and felici,ate him
upon the emancipation Of his country
men In America. They went up in
that hot country and found the king
having u good time. They told him
that they were solemn deputation 20
make him happy with the announce
ment that several millions NJ his black
peers bad been made free men in
another hemisphere,
What" said the king. ''all that
number MADE free2 Then what a.e
you giving for slavcs2 n the price hss
gone mp. commensurate with such n
performance. for Of course You mns.
have slaves. ! viii sell my whole pco-
pie II y.u come up g. my figure"
7 saw William Morrison fAr few
moments during last week NJ the Pal.
mer honse. lie wears sp,ctaeles and is
getting along Ia time. for he was in
the Mexican war and preceded ten.
Logan IN point of tim. a. military
politician. He is n typical Illinois
fnsn. and was horn I'm the oldest town
in Illinois, KaskasIsia. not far below
- I,oa.s. which was the French ruling
post Va the time ~ the American revo-
luton. when George Rogers Clark,
from kentaeky. went anil took t. Au
that part ot Illinois has been
ia a manner tributary - The city
% ~ Louis. and Ia now con-
ne>ted with - Louis ny ~ least
tvC bridges. and the steamers on the
Illinois and other rivers have their
headquarters at - Louis Hence. SOUTH
ern Illinois. fur "a god whiif. IT b.s-
fore Chicago became ppv.srf5i. rather
ruled The state. and has kept the cap
Esnaaiis AMI Springfield The Ken
sucsy element Ia potential in Illinois
and many of the old republicans are %
.ssA derivation. sarh A. thu iagc lsov.
Pifer. Who was - the peunsy ivsnis
fhstch stock, and ~sfaov sni how
Senator CuIiprn. who !. of ~ scotch
Irish stock aud Abraham fiacoin snd
Carter Harri-su. sui Mr. Hotore. the
fs,hsrin-isw 81 Mrs faiEssF and II
Col pred Grants wife. ne south Aas
. large delegation not oniy ~ Illinois
tsi In thissso. Lambert TEE. Who
hs~ united his fortune bF The mar
risge - his son vita toe daughter
n Marshall Ft~li. fprraeriy a
Massachusetts, sn5 ssw York.. making
prsssoiy she yr~s,e-, f'stane ~ the
fsssr- IN TIT. region Nr. Tree came
frosa fs~svs.as~a. Ia sse bssssfc, -
coismsaA, a. sAie~so. aud married TIE
ananhAss - sMsests supAnnAetA ss~s~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

become something remarkable. The
great iron belt is equally divided
between the states of Michigan. Wis
consin and Minnesota. and abuts on
Lake Superior In each of those states.
They have cheap fuel. which comes
up the lakes from Ohio. and meets
the metal anywhere between Clevc-
land, Duluth and Chicago. The
population of our mining towns is
growing very fast. This is in some
measure the cause Of the great growth
Of the commerce on the lakes. The
tariff interest, while IL invited rcproof
from the agricultural multitude and
from the east, is still q new and rising
interest throughout all this northwest,
bottomed as II is upon iron and the
metals. The iron ship-building interest
Is coming up fast in this far northwest
The brid9e-building interest and the
making Of railway iron are equally ris-
ing. The west il even now send
ing her finished productions In iron
tn the east, for they can manu-
facture iron cheaper west of the
mountains than east Thereof
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

IN sp~in thsss 10 no other opposition -
bali lighting uAiek = effective tAaa
the disiiks of the Austrian quesa ~
s~nt ~ attend thsss sAows. With tAeis
aA-eEahcwsi~d horses. dispsrsed ear.
ess.es and pstil.>s hostility W the bull.
NJ asatt~x hoe CALAMITY he nshts -
Jump. cs runs away His death IL -
much demanded IS would have h-s~a
the death Of same German sisdiatos
os CHRISTIAN apostle BY tas saees-
tors II m@ny az the spsniaryss, tor
ths boil ngh, IL merely the ARENA re-
tanned. sad spain 90. for . loag
period of time. more Roman than
home st~@if. the birthplace II Roman
AbeotA end emperuss. and sect Of
formidable Roman eities- When the
0vslls burss over the fyren~es aud
took the Roman cities and found tho
srsnAs thsrs, they substituted equ-strs-
ian ezsrcisss and the batting Of the
bulls for the chariot roses and ths
dshss of glsdiatos~ A large CerthA-
gtnsan element prsoeded the Romans
In Spain. which was equally fond of
bloody showa The Goths became In
senHste and giutsoaous for cruel ss4i-
bitions. and one Of their prinessses.
who We married over In France or
0~rmany. n represented rs ordering
her rival ~ be sied by her long hair 10
the tail Of . Wild horse aud dragged 20
death over the ground Crueihxion was
common In Spain among all the races
which preceded the Moors. The Phoe-
nicians. In their home cities. crueified
Great, and he crucided themselves
upon the wallis when he had taken
their toWnA The Arabs, when they
replaced these nations, brought In i'm
palins. which was nothing but cruel
fxion in another way. aud the French
impaied In Egypt the sssassins Of
kebcr. lmpaling w>s putting stake
Through the sinews of . living man
and thus hanging him mp until he died
between starvation and exhaustion
CordsvA. when 1t was the Moorish cap
ital. witnessed many a scene of Inn
psled rebels against them. and caliphs
standing over the city gates bowling,
NJ around the mosquos or along tho
pavement BY the river. When the
Spaniartis broke into America they APP
pear to have brought their bulls with
them. which became Wild in the West
Indies and ON the Spanish main. and
they roasted and impaled the native
kings and people, from cupidity for
their money and gold.
The duke OF veragus, while derived
from Columbus. has twelve generations
Of other bloods in him. He Is also de-
rived from the grandfathcr of King
Ferdinand He Is of the stock of the
duke of Alva. who desolated the Neither
lands lie has In him the stock Of the
duke of Berwick, who was of blood der
walton from Mary Queen Of scots and
Dsrnley aud the sister OF Henry the
Eighth end the Prctender. The woman
who began Vcragua's family was Maria
OF Toledo. niece of the royal house
Of Spain This duke retains the title
Of Columbus, admiral Of the Indies, and
IL Was . very great concession made to
Columbus, placing him among the
grantees Of Spain. the equal Of Admiral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
FAIR OR THE THEATER.
Gath Says the People Will Patronizc
One or Them.

The Sunday opening Of the fair will
never be at rest. and at present has the
form of a conspiracy on both sides.
Said l IN Mr.. Berger. who has been
twenty-siS years the a~sociate OF Sol
Smith Russell. the actor. doing business
for him:
DO you suppose that the people at
large know that out west all the thea
tiers are open Sunday"
Tho country is - large that. while
the actors know all about it. perhaps =
great many of the people east are un-
Informed. can remember when Chi
cago bad its theatcrs silent as the
worlds fair on sunday. ! suppose that
nothing could happen now which would
close them mp, for il has become the
public law"
How many cities keep their theaters
open on the sixth. seventh ar frat day.
whiehcver You may call it?''
Cincinnati i the city farthest eas,
which prevails over the Sabbatarian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

h>~-~s~ek<fng ~ decorate the New
y0rs stetc buikiins With frisze in
coic-s. ne. him looking over she
Fr-c~h s&l~vy. and sft.r he cans. ont
ard - ~ stood h~fpre the Fins Arts
hsfhfirs. be ssid:
7 aro move thar satisfied with the
American eshisst Ia The f.us arts. I
shfnk 90 hoit our Own MP very eel
~sth eshev nations. our artist. Who
live W rrsnre have shown ap their
pictures on .hs American sal. A
soo.i deal - The French exhibit -
sstss~d ap Zoe The parpo-ss az ,As fair
n rn~kr~ . better impression .p-on yoa
IN sh~ .<rrvessse THAI II VIII ~hrn yos
come 60 snsiyse a AMI sssort the geld
h-.n sn.s dro<s-
chsc~go Sas ssilf great problems "a
h~r hsods. add ~ !. e. see th- EJECT n
tsi< fab ON her cosnEs,<-rrial for+sn..s
when n - ei~~r~t away The diss-y
ks-srts n ths vieinisy q ne fair wsil
k~~s 80 s&k. whatever s1r.un~ comes
81 them. sad many pr-~iiet that IN
monsh 20 80 th~-~ viii - coliapss-~
s.a<-as shs nna~rtaser ansi 'h~ evenfu-
sssoa II cheaper prizes yor such
s~~-sur~s a dollar day e1zht 90 Be
ss"-szh ~ pap ~ ioaxine. with hsssr.i
Abosf .is frames vii go q r~-r<cs.-
BE -oa~n "a Paris even turing she
~ur,sss fasr snosv~r~arirs. And IN
eE'~strY - rhee4e timber. ike oars,
rcthins s.sosf. IN the ~sy n cheap
hrigtnV hss - srce-@ivs prize q r-ai
e~s-s~. .h-ch - p~r, s~p-~-~atz ne
so~suisston N u. snd NJ - i~riti
sssss p-~~~nt ws~-h. Tsi. i zee -
tf- c>as@s ~sy tb- ruit@-t states 10
s~ss essnfrg In Lan.l3n. where ~
t~uaht rsFs sll- tsx~. in.ssst
- f'ir bird hsr,i h,~~s -~ns l. rof rsrr~
tiien HAIR 49, pFsr~ q shsf IL - IN ttis
esr-rsrY sic Nsntred soilsrs VII rrt
. -~.cessst,s~ sssa--. N f..saassn sod ass-
ssss-snd dssiisr- al aiss ksas- ia q
s<aE. Wsafit ceneoibsk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

issoe hsrs. sad p4tGng ssaA~ shs lnw.
wh1eA ~ isArUsa - 1soe>bcA y go
AgssSd h chisAgs rssl estate. snd he
has . spiendiA bro~nssoos hcsss Ut
the RiehArd~on ,nodsl next door ~ Vie
virstnAs hotel. whscA wss bsiit by the
laes of the Mccormack brothsrs. 20
trons sxh invessors Of The reaptns ma
ehine& which machines gave Abr~ham
Ltncoln his largest BE aud uaS%is him
indepspAs0t eaoaxh " pat sssde The
lao for . tiEae and stump luinois
- .inss Mr.. Douglas for the unitsd
stAsss senate. A proportion of thesr
sssaths~ners remain democrats While
perhaps larger proportion hsvs acted
with Tie vspatiie4ns siace che eivil
war.
Morrison 10 Of the scoseh-irish typc.
rather more scotch than irtsh. and hAs
che repstation Of being . sincere man.
courageous one. . neighboriy one,
and . poor man, though politician 10
long. | think bis wife acts ~ his eco
rotary. and p~rhap. - his typewriter.
for they have no children. The in
stinps for politics "a high art hAs car
ricd Mr.. Morrison away from the great
profession Of money making. which IL
seen in this state, especially In Chi
eago, at It's boiling point Nothing
governs in Chicago like real estate. IL
IN this community they created the
idols of their God "a they did In IN
cient states, there would be some vast
personi fcation of ths real estate ma
mia set up In the center Of this city.
Ike Diana with her hundred breasts
among the Ephcsian Greeks.
Meeting Mr.. Burroughs. OF Michigan,
recently. said " him; What II the
greatest interest you have now In Mich
igan3"
Iron" said he: ''our mining and
manufacturing of iron, copper and
other minerals Is something rodigious.
The lumber interest has been hitherto
effective to make great fortunes among
us. but that interest Is going To the far
northwest, say 10 the state of Wseh.
ington. where enough timber remsins
" oil the ambition Of our great
lumber cutters While the lumber
interest Is still large with us In
upper Michigan, the iron interest has
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The Eas-s- &C me world. rstr Are
Peculiar

The eS~c. ~ .h@ ~oridHs fair y ~
fHsg felt ba-k vsri a. sell - forward
The deke ~ vrr.xus's friends noa~ ~
PVT hisn 80 saying that theseh s.1lns
baiis ar raised far the bull fxhts ga
hs- piss~, ne sas~s -sry hssl~ .ssy.,
'h@ matter. snd - not favorable - bull
asst'ns. h.s tia, M. sver~~er dl<p.ss~-
a she all balls ~Hs in nsdrsd isss
sFslag. sna 9 hsii eSh. wss given
ss~s~. attended by zen sisoassns pea-
PIE. 80 TIE hen>ff, q sufferers Ny go.
issnsi.sieus Ia ks.ssia@l>. All sie
balls belonged - sbe iase ~ veTssua.
sus n. s~m~ go p~sns~.' IN bss~ns.
hrss~rs "a al sh< .hSs sslis 7 ssa sss
sss~ 90 - - as sAsrountowkk. xns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Attsf- Ia the saN Ia - va al
cprr sunday. Chat was natural - its
Freaeh auI Catholic settlement, and
the Sp1vlsh ha ihe same s8ndsy hah
50 a. tha Freneh. ruinE - the cf~ss
f'Tht aud tie ofsere ~ isouis. Nil
wavhee. - Paul AM saa francisco
src fhe leading cifies with Sunday
antnsements The o. ner siiiee src fast
falling ia. for u il bso.ssasns next 60
impossible 20 rcguiaie over the heads
IL the majority The saerfnsn nnn
encs Is the prevailing ore Throughout
iiic western states. and thew hsve. 50
hsifs0f old Louisiana. the com snoD laws
sod usage IN their fpxor
q Ia any actors shj~,t - Pssvtas on
saadsyf
a few 81 The starr ID not rlsy spch
a. hspth snd jefferson. bar tbs j. Ia
drfsnenee u their prescription n per.
sousl ress IN order hat thsv may ~
stronger 80 the remaining dag of the
week Mr. Ra~sell. Who l. very es.F-
.sient'eas man. weul, ssss rlav en- san.
day NATL bis father died After ,hst
he f8lloe~a the usage. - II i the ca
pse,Sslsa II tiss tAsst~rA lse ssasiss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
DO YOU BELIEVE IT?
Have You Any Grounds for
Doubling These Certificates
These Are Questions for Every
Reader To Ponder.

For over year DIR. Rankin has placed
these certificates in the papers for the IN
sr,ecilon II the public Thousands have In
,estiga,ed them. hut never ye; have they
found them overdrawn. In fact numerous
people have told the doctor that In every
CASE they investigated they found the halt
had not been told.
CATARRH oP THE STOMACH.
A case Ina point. showing that Dr. Rankin
II skillfnl in this dlsea-r. IL that ci Master
Louis Thompson. HIS father. sho y con
nectcd with the general Office of ,he Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

a West Michigan X. r.. ~ys; my Toy for
several ycafs had been troubled with some
hrad and stomach trsssi.le. His food woalo
not digest .eil and he would have frequent
attacks II crsInpias pains In The stomach
that would lay ..lm up. He stomach woald
hloat OF and soiaefsinas gsa SUR. He ns--
was constantly filled az snd the nsacssB.
wo,lld drop down into his s',rca' Ne did
everything for hinl lrot w'th.a1i sseex~sl
finaily b,ot him 20 Ds. Rankin be irn
me,iis,ely disgne.~d she cs-p - ons II
czisfril If the head and stomach. can sAy
With sincerity that The ca,arrs ~ she stomach
j. absolutely cured be has 40 'rsptds With
"a IN am form. the mucous no longer drot~
into his throat and h~ hss s'oTrs,i thss hawk
iuc and spi,'inr Ny wsfc and fayseif Gao
conscientious, eonmsDd The doctor 81 IL =
differences 80 svs hgn,ircd cursd ratier.,,
IN this city alone.
~ Rsntin u Frsilnsfe - saa srsss- srd
has had yssss "a sss~ri<.es ~ hls st-s~iaifies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

III MAAGl W. 8GfE
1sewesk- s.zin~ us "a build sns Nies-
v.gss eaas1. bat be forgot that they
Asvs aiken cut Of thu city some sin
1Dsn uzliion dollAri. of vhisA Sc have
- yss had na<htnx back. ~ have ,his
~ Among IN. The manager Of one
ef esr ksding newspapers sold me the
oehw ny that hls establishment hs4
osv~a aft~cn Thousand dollars IN csAh
- shs far. besides . p~oaigtoas fsus
s4s~<isang. and h.d worked up st great
sxpsE.- all tho Columbian eeisers-
esns In the east. paying writers and
sss>ssaph companies thousands OF doll
l.rs "a put th.,se thiags into Chicago
~ wtr~. thas sh~y ni.ht booua up the
fAir We are now handling the
Vroeisca 90 oar drainage down tho
Ilfineis river frorn Chicago. aud think
u win cost a. forty million dollars BE-
torv ~e get tArOugh with IL"
The people at large DO not under
Stand that The exhibits in this fair can
not Dc -,la At viii. and already soms
u The exhibitors have been ARRESTED
for violating the United Stairs revenue
ls~~, - anything they ssl1 within tho
fair without paying duty Ia Smuggling
~ thc violation Of . point Of honor.
II - n probable. most Of the exhihin
hsre VAL be sold la the United State.
end thu money taken away FROM the
country 80 the conclusion Of The fair.
ths balance OF trade will lie heavies
sGsin~t a. than II . very great portion
% oar population had visited Europe
.~...tt \ o. -
The iass>on upon the American mind 10
that 80 must advance In the arts
and sop initiating the inc srts
u o<irer people In thA exhibit I
esc,s 70 quite . Handsome exhibit by
ons psr~on of reprinted paintingA.
nearly all Of European origin. The
ps1nses In colors dnds in the United
5>se<s an extensive dcld 10 multiply
hk w~r~a This y being shown BY the
nrU~papuA and soms Of the Oldest
pspess tn thscaAnd. ~ well n some Of
The oewesA arc getting circulSeion by
giving away rcproduetons in color Of
current pSrsureA A n-wspap.r propri-
een~ b~re s.,ld me the Other day that
. single printing house In New York
sustained . successful weekly PAPER
which printed In oolor.. bsoh~d lea.l-
ing d.sily paper which also issued pic
tsr-s in-eoiors. aud was now furnishing
reproductions Of thess pictures 20 the
interior. 20 DO given away with the
Sunday editions.
Hence. American ART seems so fall
more and more into the democratic
line % cheap printing. while the artists
of home cultivation. IL Of foreign edu-
cation. must exhibit among the tor
etgnsr> The spirit of nationality with
~ ~ only skin deep Our Amcric~n
srsa-ts afroad have with commsnda-
biz patriotism set sp their pictures in
the Am.ric.n exhibition. and 10 them
In isrsre part Is due the success OF that
branch Mr. Charles Coleman. an
An.~vtsan artist whom knew Ina Psri.
40 tho Frrpeh exhibition Of 1897, 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

- p.y =. pspsossetvs vslz>s el ~ ios
upsa wAtsA - sevus<uss saonAs,
wAsesas IN L<su<oa sAs nossnness Ut
ssal ssAsAs - nothing iiks tAs n.aais IL
snsames In The land of the tree. The
fact that ~ ere gsinx "a Be . great
city. 40 . great trade aud have . great
future. "a ell s.se>esd apoa the lassasdl-
49, gsn1rssios hsrs-
A. an. ~aadsrs thsvaGh th~ ssr-~ts
Of ChAszgo hs s-es BY sAe psAlic moa-
us.snts ssd the nsxs~s Of the ssre~,s
and elssks ~Asss shs smAginssioa II
tkn osty lisa lie ssss tbs statue ~
Ia sa1Ls la Lincoln pArk. not Ear frosa
the great ssssaes Of Lisesln and
tsvsnt. tAs latter ON hors-bssh and
surveying The lake Ike another King
Canutsl TIE ssatae Of Jehn A. Logan
N 600 70 be added - these- The
usonsasss Of sssphea A. Douglas 10
Also spSn the shore Of she lake. fur ~
Eve milcs from that Of GrAns sad
slsss by . university which Douglas
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societies There arrests
are mn l- nov aud then.
bot they are a farce;
the law and order ~
cie'v insti gated them.
aud they only result IN
bringing about forty
dollars fines ~ the
political ring The
~ niers 90 cn a.
usual I Do not fhinl
he Detroit thcaters
az pew sundays >es
0rlesns H. the only cift
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Miss Newyich--But there Is 30 much
h learn I Ahsll never know good from
bad.
Society Teachsr--Nothing easier, my
dear young lady. inst avoid every
thing that looks sensible and no one
will suspect that you're not veil born
on the avenue. Y. Weekly.
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have been cent here TO admit that tact
IT . reception which yos sse now rc-
eeiving. bat becausc We have seen voc
In your shirt tail We shall report that
. genius looks like any other man In
his shirt tall" GATH
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esnre Hesrs So ~ ~. fsosr afss
; D. ~ saetsss, 1 80
rsfiessss - : afssss-ea ssrr~~s,sfff trest-ss ~
No we.e -rssssx sssels-- q e~rts 10 st.r-,s~
"a ss.sa..st. .as sssstseu hisnk
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DIX. c. RANKIN.

Hs-~ss n =, r.. rs-~s-s pT~ss stcs.s saerk.
Sr~s1 kxpsss sseh.
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FoR LIE slCK.

ssrs.fvs sss<irstsssa ssrrz~f so Ft~-r>s
sss~@~-s @s-~salts
I. Fses~ses - q H,sr-t~S s-s--s
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WORK OF A WORLD
Great Array Of Wonderful Exhsb'-
is at the Exposition.
WONDERS OF CHICAGO
Dv.aes Lead. An Conp<ssso~s ia tbs
Fine Ar Display tlossi Accom-
nodassoas And ths pssosA


d O03AS6 Ox
wealth h ave
aid 90 me
THE worlds
fair 10 Of mo-
nrnx ~ as. h,s
". begged our
selves almost
- death ~ get
IL Mr. Warner
Miller WAS here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Refer~Dc--. 10 srs hunirca curcd satiesss,
III this city alone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

~ Rsntir y graduate - sna srsss- srd
has had yeap "a ssperi<.rs a. h.s ssssrsaifies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-20
bolstiq HercalIlI dc Puerto -4ico..
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Ia DEEEHSA DE LOS INTERESTS BAtl03AlIe FL 4hllgl
OkeARO DR Los ESPlKOlES IkCCEIlCtklltk Ii IfOsiil
CoNolcIoNEs GENERATES acoroaoas cor Ia Dtrse ct6n

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PREeIos DE sussRIPeIow

Pusrso-Rlco - ds Julio do 1855.
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