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ohio,s Saloon Revenue.

Columbus special: Auditor of State
Gilbert has completed his statistics show
ing the collection of the Dow tax through
out the State for the past year. The to-
tai number of saloons in Ohio is 9,11S
The total amount of money paid by then
into the different County Treasures and
the Treaury of the State was 81, $50, 110 80,
OF which s4S9, 225.46 must go to the State
and the remainder TO the different coun-
ties. The total amount collected since
1886 under the Dow law, the full time il
has been in operation, has been ST.
2SS 565. .5S
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Governments Trial Balance.

The monthly statement Of the public
debt shows close business. On April
30, the debt less the cash in the Treasury
amounted to s99S 244, 1872, decrease for
the month of $5,7lS,06S, which was prin-
cipally accounted for by the correspond =
ing increase in cash. The debt proper,
independent of cash in the Treasury, was
increased during the month by 1926, Si3 on
account of the deposits of national bank
notes in exchanges of redemption. The
cash in the treasury was 1876, 746, ,655,
against which there are outstanding LA
bilities amounting to seas, ,656, 1888. leaving
cash balances in the Treasury of S22S, :
090,517.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06

honored dead. 1t is estimated that $780,
600 persons viewed the remains.
The Funeral Pageant.
And when on Saturday morning the
funeral procession formed its ranks to
march to Riverside Park, New York and
neighboring cities had poured forth into
the streets of the metropolis more than
100000 spectators and mourners.
The funeral car, wherein reposed the
remains of the dead captain, was drawn
by twenty -four horses, each witt = black
net reaching to the ground. and led by a
negro. One thousand regular troops, TO-
600 of the State militia and citizen SOL
diery from Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Connecticut helped swell the military
parade. There were nearly 10000 Union
veterans of the wag in line and camps of
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
Amid sp,endid SURROUNDINGS.

Grants tomb is massive, yet well rellev-
ed by pillars and other embellishments.
The ground upon which it rests is 40
feet above the river and the structure lifts
itself 115 feet in the air. The surround
ings are beautiful. The Hudson river
the American Rhine. flows silently with
in stones throw. To the rear and south
are located the stately buildings of The new
Columbia University. Adjoining them
will stand. as soon As time aud labor per-
nit. the great Cathedral of st. John the
Divine, which is to cost S10,OO0,OOO. Con
stantly flowing by the front u the monu-
ment is stream of humanity on pleasure
bent, for here, along the edge of the bluff.
is the Riverside Drive. one of the most
charming of New York's delightful boule-
wards.
The exterior of the monument is of II
light granite. and all of the interior is
finished in white marble. The porch is
approached by flight of steps seventy
feet wide. In prominent letters on the
front are Grants famous words, Let us
have peace" They were used in his let
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06

ter of acceptance of the presidential nom.
inat ton in 1868.
As you enter upon the southern expo
sure you see the opening of the crypt
before you. 1t is thirty feet wide. in the
center of the chamber. Looking dowr
into the vault the great sarcophagus made
for the remains of Gen. Grant is to be
seen. This sarcophagus was made from,
one piece of Wisconsin porphyry. which is
said to excel in beauty the Finland pOr-
| phyry from which the sarcophagus of Ma.
poleon was chiseled. Beside this sarco.
phagus is a place for another. Here an
exact duplicate will some day hold ths
remains of Mrs Grant.
The sarcophagus of Gen. Grant is 10.3
| feet long, 5.6 feet wide. AS feet high and
weighs ten tons. The pedestal is square.
10 feet 10 inches each way, and on this
SIS the pillow blocks upon which the sar-
cophagus rests. The latter stands seven
and one-half feet above the floor of the
crypt.
Removing the Remains.
Into the sarcOphagus the coffin contain
ing the remains of Gen. Grant was re-
Gently moved from its resting place in the
temporary tomb of brick which had been
erected in 1885 and which stands a short
distance from the new and magnificent
monument. The coffin was enclosed in a
steel jacket and for several days before
workmen had been employed in. taking the
latter apart.
When all was in readiness for the re-
moval, Col. Fred Grant and Ulysses
Grant. sons of the dead soldier. few
family friends and an honorary guard of
his old comrades assembled at the old
brick tomb. The copper coffin containing
the remains of Grant was reverently
borne TO the new monument and after be-
ng put in n cedar casket was lowered
nto the sarcophagus, which is to be its
testing place for all time. As the remains
Of the soldier-statesman were being borne
from one tomb to another those taking
part in the ceremony uncovered their
heads and the thousands of spectators as
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
AROUND THE WORLD.
INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE GLOBE.
1OWs from Foreign shorcs-Domestic Hap
penings-Personnl Pointers-Labor Notes
Political Occurrences-Fires, Accidents,
Grimes. Etc.
Bandits Held Up a Mule Train.

Ameca (Mexico) special: The band of
brigands who murdered and robbed Ed
ward Callaghan and j. Z. Klein near here
q few days ago, have committed another
daring robbery. A mule train loaded
with valuable merchandise was on
its way here from Guadelajara when ten of
the outlaws made an attack on it. The
muleteers and armed guards were secure
ly bound and the bandits drove the mules
into the mountains with the merchandise.
The authorities are greatly aroused over
these robberies and murders, and large
force of troops and rurales are securing
the country for the bandits. They will
all be shot as soon as captured.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
Two Little Corpses Found.

A box containing the bodies of two in
fants was found in deserted stone quar-
~ near Bellevue, Pa. The box was Sc
curely fastened and a membership card of
the Canton, Ohio, branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association was tackled
on the lid. The babies had evidently
been dead several days and lime had been
placed over their remains to hasten de.
COmpositiop,
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Hanna Gives $4,000.

Senator Mark Hanna has decided to do
nate $4,000 to fund which is being
raised for the purpose of erecting apublic
library of Lisbon, Columbiana County,
Ohio. The Lisbonites, it seems, recently
secured donation of 5000 from a
wealthy lady residing in the place, but
the fund grew slowly nevertheless, and
they were almost in despair when their
hopes were revived by the news of Mr..
Hanna's donation. Lisbon was his native
town.
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Five Killed by a waterspout,

Monticello (Ky.) special: A wagon
driver, who has arrived here. brought
news of terrible disaster on White Oak
Creek, across in Tennessee, several miles
from this town. A waterspout struck the
farmhouse of farmer named Branders,
demolishing the house and killing the
farmer, his wife and one child.
Two farmhands, who were sleeping up
stairs, were so badly mangled they died
In a few hours after the sheet of water
struck the house. No further damage
was done in the neighborhood, SO far as
the teamster had learned.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
CurfeM Bill Vetoed.

Gov. Pingree has sent message to
the Michigan Legislature vetOing the
Donovan curfew bill, the purpose OF
which was TO keep children off the streets
after 8 O'Clock at night. The Governor
says such laws have long since been
abandoned by enlighten, d nations as
interfering with personal liberty and are
step backward toward the dark ages.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
highlands Reply on the Behrins Sea
Question.

London special: The Foreign Office
has mailed the reply of the Marquis of
Salisbury to the request from Washing
ton Tor reinquiry into the Behring Sea
fisheries disputes. 1t is reported that the
British Premier's reply is in the negative,
on the ground of expense. Washington
asked for prompt reply, which was hur-
ziedly drawn up and dispatched.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
Tennessee Centennial.

The Tennessee Centennial opened at
Nashville Saturday. The exhibition was
set in motion by President Mckinley
touching the button in Washington.
There was program of speech making.
The occasion was made one of general re-
joicing all over the State.
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sembled paid a similar mark of respect
to the hero's dust
Inside the steel casing were found four
wreaths three of oak leaves and one of
roses, aud sheaf. The flowers were al
most as fresh as though they had been
placed there the week before, whereas
they had been within the casing for twelve
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06

Killed Trying to Break Horse.
George Waldfogle, aged 66, one of the
wealthiest farmers in his section, was
killed at his home north of Defiance, o.,
by a vicious horse which he was trying
to break,
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| tomb, and when the movement was be-
| gun to erect n suitable monument as the
last resting place of the generals ashes
| Lii Hung Chang contributed $500 towards
the fund. Japan, Cuba and Mexico We're
visited next in turn, and from San Fran
cisco to the East the generals progress
was in the nature of great triumphal
march.
When Gen. Grant returned from his
worlds tour, his entire fortune did not
amount to 100000 Looking around for
a means of increasing his income, his at
tention was directed to the banking busi-
ness In which his son Ulysses, together
with Ferdinand Ward and James d. Fish,
was engaged. Gen. Grant invested his
100000 in the business. In 1881 he
bought a house in New York, where he
afterward spent his winters. Affairs
moved very smoothly for the general un-
til, in 1888, he fell on an icy pavement
and sustained injuries from the effects of
which he never fully recovered. And
then in May, 1884, came another blow.
The firm of Grant & Ward failed, bank
rupting the general and the entire Grant
family, who had invested their money in
the concern. Two of the partners in the
business had been guilty of the most un-
blushing frauds. And then came out the
shameful story of craft and guile in all
its horrible proportions and it was seen
that the honored name of Gen. Grant had
been used to decoy hosts of friends and
acauaintances to their own injury and his.
After a little the world knew that his
honor was unsullied. For time Grant
was in actual need of household expenses,
but he directed his attention to writing
his memoirs, knowing that their proceeds
would be all he would have to leave TO his
wife and children.
Meantime the generals health was fail
ing, and in 1854 severe throat complica-
tions ensued. His patience and courage
through weary siege of pain were char
acteristic of his unfaltering heroisnn. For
weeks he sat propped up by pillows, his
limbs swathed in blankets, writing his
memoirs. June Q he was removed from
New York to Mount McGregor, near Sara
toga, and here for time the change of
air seemed to strengthen him. He con-
tinued on his memoirs and four days be-
fore his death he completed them. I'm
mediately after the end of the book was
reached, the other end was seen to be at
hand. The final crisis was neither long
nor painful. July p the country was in
formed that he was failing. For two days
his symptoms indicated increasing depres-
sion and exhaustion, and on the 23d came
the end. He passed away without groan
or shudder, with no one but his wife and
children and his medical attendants by his
side.
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Wilhelm in Berlin. and the huge Germa-
mia upon the Niederwald were each con-
structed by governmental agencies. The
Grant monument represents the loyal love
and patriotic remembrance of united
people
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
George w. BiddIe Dead.

George w. Biddle is dead in Philadel-
phia. He was counsel for the United
States in the fishery disputes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06

DIR. Edwin A. Holbrook, a prominent
dentist. Universalist minister and writer
of poetry, has died at his home in Water.
town, n. Y. aged so years.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
FLOOD In OKLAHOMA.
GREAT WALL OF WATER SWEEPS
THROUGH GUTHRIE.

Many People Drowned-Destructi
Wrought by the Cottonwood River
Heaviest Rain in the Territory's His
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06

Train wreckers threw the switch at
Fairbanks ON the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad. twenty miles north of
Houston. and the south-bound passenger
train ran into it. causing smash-up of
the forward coaches and derailment of tho
others One man was killed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
Selecting His Resting Place.

immediately on his death the question
of suitable resting place for the great
warrior became matter of national con-
cern. Washington wanted the honor Of
possessing his ashes and so did many
other places. Grant himself. at one time
had expressed Il preference for West
Point, the military academy where he
imbbed those principles of war which he
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06

Icebergs sometimes last for two bun.
dred years.
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tanned with lavish feast at the Cana.
vara plantation and was greatly pleased
with Peruvian hospitality. The Admira'
is now commander-in- chief of three nava'
departments of Italy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-06
Kansas Hit by a Cyclone.

At 1875 a. IN. Wednesday n cyclone
swept between Abilene and Salina. Kan.
doing immense damage. All telegraph
wires on the main route 10 Denver were
destroyed. The cyclone is supposed to he
a continuation of the frightful storm
which resulted in such disaster in Okla
homa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
CUETARA, ROS Y O.
FOrtaleZa so.

El elegante pdblico puertorrqueno podra encontrar
constantemente nuestro establecmiento surdo
riadfsmo seecto de calzado de todas clases
peto que puedan ofrecer ramo las mas
putadas casas de America
AL efecto no hemos perdonado medic nj sacrifcio al
guno para que nuestros actvos correspon
sales mantengan siempre la atura de los 1ltimos
adeantos de Ia moda de las exigencias e capricho
mas refnados.
Las simportantes compras realizadas por de
tros socos Europa hacen conceb la esperanza de
que e pdblco de Isa segura dspensandonos pro-
teccion simpatfas.
Desde el mas sencio zapato hasta eli par de botas
mas CHIC, aquf Sc encuentra toda la serie.
En- nuestro de peleterfa es menos inmensa
y escogida Ia existencia que tenemcs. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
OPHRAoIONRs DE BUQUns HE:PTo-
CAR0TAJEs

Col esp Amelia. Carga para AFRO
70.
Col esp zaragoza, Csrga para
Vieques y Humacao.
Vap. esp. VasCo, Cargaudo. ,nIt
Col esp Pr0videnCla, Carga para
Fsj sjsrdO.
9oi. esp. "Ulementlna," Carga pa
ra Naguabo = Humacso.
Gol esp Petra, Dendiente.
Bdrs esp Carmen, Carga para
VieQues.
Col esp Elena, Carga para Aqua
dilla y Maysgue1.
Col esp Oeseada, cArga para Ma
yaguez.
Col esp P de AreCibo. pendiente
Col. esp BorinQuen, carenando.
Col esp DiCnOss, invernando
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Cualquisr persona que tenga di-
fcultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigirse a
la casa DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,
de Schenectady, N. Y, Estados Uni
dos, y sera avisado donde comprarlas.
La misma casa cuenta con TN depar-
tamento medico para atender gyatxt.
tGAseHts las consultas de los pacien-
tes dcnde quiera que Sc encuentren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
BOLIVAR, ARRUZA Y CA.
11-TETUAN-11

Almacenistas importadores de pro.
visiones. Ventas al por mayor.
Duefos de la antigua y acredita-
da Fabrica de F6sforos, establecida
en- Santurce.
Marcas BOLIVAR y OONILL.
-Dep6sito: Tetuan II.
Agentes de la acreditada marca
de cigarrillos Pajarito, Belleza y
Libertad.
FAbrica de licores de todas classes.
Admiten azllcares a consignaci6n.
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GUtA LOCAL.
SOBflNOS DE- EzQUIAGA.
FORTALEZA II

Casa de giros y comisiones.
,Agentes de los vapores -colreos dc
Compaiifa Trasatlantica Espanola
Agcntes de id. i'd de los Sres La,
r'naga y Co, de Liverpool.
Id. id G. III. Fletcher y Co, de id
Compailla La Flecha y, de id.
Agentes de id id de los Sres J
2, Nlekels y Go, Inca Sierra
Agentes de Balr, Behrend Y
Ross, Inca SerIa".
Agentes de la Companfa de segu-
roS- contra incenI.0s denOminada
Royal ., de id.
Agentes de la CnmpanFa de Segu-
ros Mariti'n"s . Tie Indemnity Mu-
tnal Assurance Company Limited I"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
! Nj MAS CiIIS! no IIEAE RIVAL! FL
"T0NIC0 HABANER0g,
DEL DIR GARDANO

Para hernosear devover al ca6sNo e color prm-
two natural sin que oo pepicaz descuba e artifce
No mancha e CUTS nj ropa No contene Aitroto de Pa~
nj la No altsra cabelO nj exile para -
empeo avado depues pud6ndose pcar con las ma
cepo, circunsaca que supera las preparacis.
conocidas peterdo de Oorte espanoa ari,tc.
craca habantra. -
Exijir la marca industrial regstrada.
De vensa en- tolas las Farmaclas Drogueas do credit.
de la isia Dcposaro gu Puerto Rico Don f. GuiLermety
A mayor L'boraono del DIR j. Gardano. Belas coaia
117.-llaban
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SANTORAE.

Viernes, I5.-Santa Teresa de
JESUS, virgen y fundadora, y san
ia Aurelia, virgen.
Sabado, 16. San Gallo, abad,
y Santa Adelaida, virgen abade-
So.
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Papel para Peri0d1CO.

Del tamano del BOLETlN y
del que tenfa " Ell. .Olamor del
Pals SO acaba de recibir en-
esta Imprenta una gran RENE
sa, que Sc reaIiza q precios Ii
mitadOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
-" BOLET'IN MERCANTlL y
d F
A. LYNN { HIJ0S De PEREZ morris.
.FORTALEZA2 "a Y &C.
CASA EDITORIAL DE- OBRlS CIENIIFICAS Y LITERARS
TALLERES De MpRENTA, LITOGUAF!A, FO1OpA ESEREOlpA
Y ENCUADERNACI
BRER ALMACEN De PAPEL SOBRES EFECTOS DE ESCRTTORO
MPORTADORES DRECTOS De TODAS PROCEDNAS REPRESENTATIVES
DE EARRICAS NACllNAES EMRAMlERAS

Acabamos de ecb las obnas compea de los notabes
contemporaries Perez Gd6s Pereda Pacio VadGs Val
buena " Hugo, Dumas Zoa Walter Scoott Beot Lamartne
Perez Escch Padre Cooma as las obas poecas de To-
a Campoamor Vearde, Nunez de Arce Quevedo Juan de
Dos Peza otros
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Y LNTA DE CASA

Por el fnhmo p'ecio de 200
pesos Sc vende una en- Catano,
81 a en- la caiIe uc las Flores.
En- esta lmprenta info rmaranD
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il ENFERMOS
d Ell
ESTOMACO & INTESTIN0S
PAPELITOS ANTIDISENTERICOS
K1 N8 MIED IA "a MDAR@
POR Ell DR.. J. GARDANO, FAnMACEUTICO.
De Fosfato bismaticO Pepsina. Pamcrasina
y Ui0Stosu.

Aprovados por las Academies Sres Facuatyos por 10
rapdez segas resutado ataento de tuda clare de
Darreas por aguas revedes que sean cuaquera que
va sldo la que las prOduzca la Dsete cr6nica
ciente, los Pu C6co que sobevevn de vioen,a de
cOmposicioes de viehte Caaros UIceaciones Esto
mayo lntesnos, Titus, C6ea Darreas los anclaus IT,
scos nnoS Normaan tuuclones dgcstl,4S las Dis
pepss Gastragas Gastrus, asros acdez de e6magc
tenutiiclas a Dlarreas.
revena cntodas las Drogueray Farmnc de cedito de
la lsa y, losiirlo Puerto Rico, Don f. Gulermetv.-
VentaS al or ayo Dr j. Garlano, Beascoan lit, nabaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15
Gaceta de aver.
Concession de indultos.
Gaceta de hoy.

Anunciando que durante la au-
sencia del C6nsnl, aleman don
Ludwig Duplace, lie sustituira
con aprobaci6n del Excmo. sehor
Gobernador General. don Adol.
70 Rauschenplat.
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NOvIMIRNTO DE BUQUE7
uNTRADAs Dn TRAvEsfA

uHTRADAs Dn TRAvHsfA
De Hamburgo y esCalas, vapOI
alem. Allemannia, q Mullenho off y
KorbeE, CON Carga general para
v&riOs.
De Habana, vsp esp SAnto Do
mingo, @ SobrinOs dc Rzquiags, con
cigarrillOs y otros aEtiCuLoS para
Varl0s.
KxxaADAB On oABOrAJH.
Col esp P de Arecibo, de Are
cibo.
.sALIDAs DR xRAvREIA.
Para ApalachicOla, gOl amer 3.
D. Spear, despachada por Mullen
hoft , Korbsr, 90 lastre.
Para MSyagueG. vap alem. ALE
MAMMA despaohadO pOr MullenhOf
NOGU0ES COA O@A&@ OO oA@ASAUO'
Para SantaEder y eSCaIas, vapor
esp SaDto Domingo, despachsdo
Dor SobrinOs de HSQuiaga. I'm el
pr6ximo nfmero resefaremos la
Carga.
GALIDAsa DE CABOTAJA
Col esp Isabella, para Yabucoa y
HumRoSO.
Bdra esp Maria Artau, para Vie
Ques.
Col esp Osrmelita, para Arecibo
Bdra esp Juanita, para ArecibO.
DHSPAOHADOS.. .66A
Para. Habsns y esoalas, vap esp
L ViilAverde, despaChadO poe
Sobrinos de EGquiaga.
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GRATO. TINAT'D.

SAN JOSE ESQUINA A ALFONSO XII.
Constante surtido de rG,ojes, y
prenderfa de ORC con brillantes y pie
dras finas de 10 mas 1noderno qut
puede desearse. Garantizan los OBJ
jetos y venden a precios m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-10-15

Agente de Ell Mundo Naval Iustrado Revsta quincena
que las as de los exmos pubcistas Agua Au
n6n Bermeio Berange Coson Burt Conca Echegay Cesa
Fernandez Do Izagqe Lasso de Ia Vega Lyderg Mar
ques Areano Montero Rapao Novo Coon Perez Vargas
Rafael E. Sanchez Ramro Banco Rcart Ga Rodriguez Cha
ves Rodriguez Monreo Rodriguez Vera Sanchz Tuo Juan
Valera.
Reproduce dcha Revita por medic de la foopa otros
cedmientos los buques Interior las facas los asero ma
quna aees nventOs as los reratos
bog de cuana personals por cuauer concepto la
gratitud del elemento naval.
Representatives. de Ell EjGrcto Espano" Collection al
bum de foograas nantanea que sale la luz pdbca por
dernos mensuaes de B qumas auopas constar de 16 20
cuadenos publicados hasta ahOra n1mero de
La deerene benGvoa cooperation del elemento mitar ha
permdo desarror idea dar por medic de
duccones otogacas nstaneas vida del odado espano des
de que ngresa ecuta organization ell cuarte
amenzaa nteesanes otos asuntOs de
aspecto ntmo.
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