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The herald., 1898-03-23
WAR PREPARATION
But Little Less Dangerous Than War
Itself

SAN FRANCISCO, March pa special
to the Chronicle from San Rafael says:
An explosion took place this evening at
the United States Smokeless powder works.
which resulted in the death of two men,
Chas A. jerks and Chas. Nelson, who were
employed in the material room Two build
ings were completely destroyed and the
roofs torn off the other buildings close by
and windows broken for miles around. So
great was the explosion that very little of
the remains of Nelson could be found.
jerks was also badly torn, pieces of him
being found 100 yards from where the ac-
cident took place. Nothing has yet come
to light which will show the exact cause of
the disaster but the supposition is that
the bearings of the sitting machine became
heated and sparks flew into the machine,
ign.ting the chemicals and causing the
explosion in the house where Nelson was.
The force of the explosion sent the machine
into the other house where jerks was at
work and the force of it coupled with the
heat set two tons of chemicals in that room
off. That only two men should lose their
lives in this explosion is a mystery. In all
there were fourteen men employed at the
powder works and all these men were close
by when the explosion occurred. Beyond
few slight scratches, caused by flying
iron and timbers nothing serious happened
to the other men.
e. A. Starke. who has been the superin-
tendent of the powder works, was standing
but $50 feet away from the building that
was blown up by the explosion.
The damage to the building will not reach
$4,000. The powder works will be Immediate
" rebuilt
The herald., 1898-03-23
LONGS DEPARTMENT
Busy in Finding Recruits for the
Navy

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Captain Bar
ker, naval aide to the secretary of the
navy, returned to his desk at the navy de-
partment today, after a few days absence.
He went to Key West on a secret mission,
the exact nature of which has not been
disclosed. Inasmuch as he conferred at
length with Rear Admiral Sicard, and with
Captain Sampson, president of the naval
court of inquiry, there appears to be good
reason for the inference that his business
related to the Maine affair and it's possible
consequences. Secretary Long is author
ity for the statement that Captain Barker
was not sent to Key West to get the report
of the naval court and did not bring it back
with him.
One of the most active branches of the
navy department just now is that engaged
in the enlistment of recruits for various
positions in the service.
Notice was given by advertisement that
recruiting stations would be opened at
number of cities, mostly on the coast.
Today in response to representations that
have come to hand, the enlistment bureau
gave notice that a board of officers would
be detailed to visit various cities in the vi
cinity of the great lakes, where it is said
there are a number of persons who would
be willing to enter the service. Many of
them are Scandinavians, who have been at
sea in their native countries.
The board will consist of Lieutenant ST.
mon Cook, Surgeon w. A. McClurg and an
engineer officer and boatswain, who have
not yet been named. They will visit st.
Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Word comes to the department that the
recruiting board which has been at work
at New Orleans has accomplished good re-
suits. Fifty men were enlisted at that
place and they are to be shipped promptly
to New York. From New Orleans the
board goes to Galveston to continue its
work. The qualifications requisite for en-
listment are unusually severe, which ac-
counts for the limited number of men so
FAR recruited. Although some notifications
are made in the cases Of sailors who have
The herald., 1898-03-23
ARE NOW AT PEACE
Long-Continued ouarreling Ends in
Murder and Suicide

Long-Conttnued 0uarreling Ends in
Murder and Suicide
PORTLAND, Ore, March 22.-At Cas-
cade Locks, 40 miles east of here, last night
Louis Gebhard. aged 70. shot and killed
his wife. aged IS, and then blew out his own
brains. The shooting was heard last night,
but no attention was paid to II, and the
bodies were not found until today. Geb-
hard had lived with his wife for the last
ten or twelve years on a farm. Frequent
quarrels had occurred between them for
many years, and when intoxicated 1t is said
he was abusive. Blood stains were found
about the room, showing that struggle
had taken place. Mrs. Gebhard evidently
started to fee from her husband, but she
only reached the front porch. where he
shot her. and she was found lying on the
edge Of the porch.
After committing the murder Gebhard
walked into the house and. lying down
upon a lounge, placed the pistol to his
head and sent a bullet into his brain. Geb-
hard. who had been in i'll health, 1t Is said,
of late imagined that his wife was trying
to cause his death. The aged couple leave
a daughter, Mrs. NORM, who resides with
her husband at Fort Stevens. Ore
The herald., 1898-03-23
NOT A SOUL SAVED
(Conitnued from Page One.)

plies up the Yukon river and distribute
them among its trading posts from BerlinS
sea to Dawson. Last year 1000 tons were
forwarded, but much Of this amount was
started late In the season after the Klon-
dixie excitement began, and some thou
sands of tons got no farther than st. Mi
chael. This year the company will have
thirteen river steamers moving with
heavy loads at the earliest possible hour.
Five will be new ones. and four Of these
will be of 1000 tons capacity. They were
built on the Ohio river, and have been ship
ped to Unalasks. They are expected to
make four river trips between June and
frees!ng time.
The companys fine new &0o-ton ocean
steamer st. Paul. now being built at the
Union Iron works, will be launched at
midnight on April 9Th. The Northwestern
Tracing and Transportation company
the CudahyIWeare-Gage corporation-.s
expected to keep up with its older rival.
the Alaska Commercial company. in the
way Of supplying the Alaska with the
necessaries of life. and from present ap-
pearances there will be no lack Of food
next winter In the frozen gold fields Of the
north.
THE ALMY VICTIMS
ATOKA, /. T., March 2S.-Thirteen Of the
gold seekers who are supposed to have been
lost with the bark Helen w. Almy In the
Pacific ocean. of San Francisco. were from
Coal Gate, this territory. Most Of them
had worked in the mines for several years,
and when they started for the Klondike
they took their savings for years. ranging
from ANO N S1l0O nor man
STAYED AT HOME
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-Fred
Roy Cromwell. whose name has been in
cluded among those of the lost crew of the
bark Helen w. Almy, is still numbered
among the living. He is. so far as is
known. the only one of the listed crew who
is now alive.
Mr. Cromwell. whose home is in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and who Is but 20 years old,
shipped for passage on the Almy on the
afternoon of Saturday last, the day before
the vessel left her moorings to go upon
her voyage of death. Before the vessel
sailed Cromwell became satisfied that she
was unseaworthy and therefore remained
at home. He says the crew of the bark
was composed very largely Of young men
from the east and like himself, were try
ing to work their way northward. He
judged from their conversation that very
few Of them knew anything Of seamanship
The herald., 1898-03-23
WYANDOTTE
AMPHITRITE

coaling station and which the United
States might acquire either as a purchase
or cession from one of the friendly govern
ments. There are number of fine har-
bors among the West Indies, said naval
officer today, and in one of them We ought
to have a coaling station.
Secretary Long is considering the matter
and it is probable that If the government
can make the necessary arrangements
station will be secured. The Importance of
securing one, the officials point out, is very
great, as in the event of hostlities our ships
might be put to very great Inconvenience
and delay in filling their bunkers when
their presence might be needed to protect
critical points.
THE POWDER SUPPLY
At the war department bids were opened
in the bureau of ordnance for supplying
10000 pounds of brown prfsmatic powder
for the seacoast fortiflcation guns. There
were only two bidders-the California
Powder company and the Dupont Powder
company The former concern offered to
supply the powder at the rate of 80. It's cents
per pound. Twenty-one days after receiv-
ing the contract they will begin delivering
the powder at the rate of 25,000 pounds
weekly.
The Dupont company bid 32175 cents per
pound for that to be delivered at the pow
der arsenal at Dover, N. j., and "a. IT'S cents
per pound for that to be delivered at the
Benicia arsenal, California.
In a day or two the ordnance bureau will
award the contract for supply the depart
ment with 100000 smokeless rifle cart
ridges of 80 caliber.
The war department has received inform
alton of the recent arrival at New York of
the steamer Nordkyne with $500 pounds of
smokeless powder from abroad. This pow
The herald., 1898-03-23
Stayed in Jail

SAN LUIS OBIsPO. March 2.-s. d.
Merk. editor of the Paso Robles Record.
recently printed an article which Attorney
P. o. Chilstrom took as an insinuation Of
dishonesty on his part In the handling Of
funds collected for client. Merk was
accused Of criminal libel and held for trial
by Justice Arnold OF Paso Robles. The
editor. being anxious to have the case de.
cidet at once, came here surrendered him
self to the sheriff. and then had his attor.
ney apply for q writ Of habeas corpus on
the ground that the evidence at the exami-
nation did not warrant holding him for IL
bel. Superior Judge Unangst failed to so
decide. and Merk is left in the jail. into
which he walked Of his own accord
The herald., 1898-03-23
TWO MASKED ROBBERS
Hold Up Passenger Train Near Fresno-Dyname Used
Blow Open the Express Car


then
carr
OF KernJ
reported that of
The herald., 1898-03-23

down through the turret at in marrow
chute. and then along the deck to the mag.
asine opening. They aro liable to be JAM
med and great caro- IL taken
AN AUXILIARY CRUISER
NEW YORK, March 12.-Lieutenant
Kelly of the board Of inspection OF auxiliary
cruisers said today that the Morgan line
steamer Chalmett had been decided upon
~ a repair ship In case she should be re-
quired.
The herald., 1898-03-23
A Railway Union

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 23-The Inde-
pendent Order Of Railway Men has been
organized here. This city has been Sc
lected as the headquarters for the grand
lodge. and J. s. Hardin Of ST. Louis has
been elected president. Organizers will be
sent out at once to all parts Of the country
It is announced that the order will have
dealings with politics, and this is explained
by stating that certain objects in view
cannot be obtained except through politics,
for the reason that the order has decided on
certain political moves.
The herald., 1898-03-23
Tourist Traffic

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-Not
since 1892 has there been 30 many tour
lists in California as at present.
All the large hotels at the popular re-
sorts in Southern California have re-
Gently been turning away people for
want OF sufiicient accommodations. It
is estimated by railroad officials that the
number Of tourists in California is not
far from 10000.
The herald., 1898-03-23
AJAX.

heretofore been in the service. Today's
naval orders were as follows:
Lieutenant J. j. Blandin, formerly of the
Maine. has been ordered to Washington for
examination for promotion and then wait
orders: Lieutenant G. F. w. Holman. also
of the Maine. has been ordered to duty at
the New Orleans torpedo station; Lieuten-
ant F. F. Fletcher has been detached from
the torpedo station and ordered to the
bureau of ordnance, Washington.
The herald., 1898-03-23

when $1.0SX for May and 9sA cents for
December options were the prices on the
produce exchange call board. On Monday
May jumped up to $L16as. and today 1t
reached $1.2oh. and closed at N.1s1k. while
December. which reached $1.07h on Mon
day. closed at $l.H today. Spot barley u
from Sill to N.2O.
The herald., 1898-03-23
Cotton Suitin9S

VVtSVuu ODuSuuuSO
Organdie Sublime, light and dark COL
ors, figured and scroll designs,
8sc Yard
Oxford Organdies, light and medium
shades, new styles, very sheer,
1Oc Yard
Bicycle Cloths, dark effects, mixtures
and checks, special for cycling,
12sc Yard
Lappet Lawns, fancy woven, stripes,
entirely new designs,
15c Yard
Organdie St. German, floral designs,
dainty textures,
18c Yard
Matelasse, Cheviot textures and new
weaves, plaids and stripes,
csc Yard
Silk Striped Cheviots, light new COL
ors, suitable for shirt waists,
SOC Yard
Paris Organdies, for delicacy of tex
ture and dainty colorings, they are
perfect,
4Oc Yard
Printed Swiss Null, floral figures and
plaids, for waists and costumes,
SOC Yard
Organdie Royal, satin plaids and floral
designs, highest class novelties,
6Oc Yard
The herald., 1898-03-23
:: 1As 80 Y ~ sas.es.s.
BOSTON ossgs esg STORE.
j. ". ROBINSON CO.
23o South Broadway Telephone
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers
Wash Dress Goods

Nothing but Fres New Goods the product of this seasons
can be found upon counters The asso-
ment is complete and the widest range of Reliable
Fabrics and Latest Designs AT Popular Prices.
The herald., 1898-03-23

c~oo;ou White Ground Dimty, fancy floral and e. Vord
ORCOAQA scroll figures. ~ Ioiu
The herald., 1898-03-23

Linen SuitlngS
Strong, reliable Crash Suitings, light
weight, extra value,
1Oc Yard
Linen Batiste, medium weight, natural
color, especially good,
15c Yard
Crash Suitings, imported, heavy
weight, all linen,
zoe Yard
Imported Natural Blouse Linens, extra
fine finish and quality,
zoe SOC Yard
Striped Irish Linen Duck, medium
weight, light colors, extra quality,
SOC Yard
Natural Linen Crash Suitings, dlago-
nal and fancy weaves,
35C Yard
Natural All Linen Imported Crash,
basket weaves, perfectly reliable,
4Oc Yard
Linen Suitings, bourette weaves, fancy
mixtures and plaids,
Soc Yard
Plain, Two-toned and Plaid French
Linen Twills, fine and heavy,
6Oc Yard
White Novelty Imported Linen Duck,
variety of designs, dainty colorings,
75C Yard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26

Como estaba anunciado, tuvo efectc
ell dfa "a por la noche la Junta General
de accionistas con buena concurrencia.
La lectura del Balanced conocer
que ell eosto de la plsnta el6ctrica Y de
vapor, los materiales existentes, ell mo.
biliario para oficinas los gastos de
installation montan S 81 900, sien-
do cl Capital social solo 500 600, sc i'm
pone la necesidad de allegar recursos
para cumplir los compromises pendien-
ties.
Sc presentaron cuatro proposieiones:
dos en- ell sentido de emitir nuevas acc-
mes Y dos en- ell de llevar cabo un en-
prestito en- condolences favoraoles.
Sc nombfo una comision de diez ac.
cionistas para estudiar dichas PROPOSE.
Clones, informar ell lunes para resover
10 que sc juzgue mas conveniente q los
intereses de la sociedad.
Grato es consignar que los accionie,
tas presentes suscribieron desde luego
cerca de la mitad de los fond os necesa.
rios, va como emprestito, va tomando
nuevas acciones, de modo que, en- una
u otra forma es SECURE que Sc compile.
tara, sin gran esfuerzo, la cantidad ne
cesaria para poner a la compaffa en- ST.
tuacion desembaEazada.
En- cuanto al porvenir de la empresa,
Sc leyeron datos y calcnlos que anguran
brillante resultado economico en- vista
de las esplendidas pruebas verifcadas,
tanto del alumbrado incandescente CO.
mo del de arco voltaico, del entusias-
mo Cue relna para obtener ;nstalaciones
de la nueva luz.
Antes de levantarse la session del jue.
YES, que sera continuada ell lunes por
la noche EN- ell mismo local, aprob6 Ia
~ nta General, por unanimidad, una
mocion del seiior don Carlos Armstrong
dando un voto de gracias la Directive
por la organization de la companfa has
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26

Sc vcnde alquila IN piano de medic
nso, chico y de buenas yoees. Tambifn
los hay nueyos eiegantes J de gran ia
ma1lo lie colas, etc., con aordina.
Por una semana solamente, preeios Y
pagos comodos ST e desea. Estafios,
piezas y albums clasicos., fabras mo-
dernas, de salon y concerto operas
modernas, de salon concerto ope-
ras. Accessories para piano. tabure-
tes, fundas, culretcclados, fieltros,
cuei1ias, llaves para aiinar. EI 4gpo
E6licu, Leon, / 5. ultima semana.. 3 8
AyISO "A Los SRkS. MEDICOS--
EsTERITIzADcEl PARA IEcHE para
pro parar r 10 beteliitas de 200 gra-.
mos, al precio DC 30 pesos respec-
tivamente, acaban de reeibirlos Il. To-
70 d; :
Ponce, "a de Mario de 1898. - mes
Aseguros contra incendios. Royisenl
d Co.--Playa de Ponce Ill. m q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26
UN INCIDEN'T1..E!:, z,

Aver, primeras horas de la noche.
circulo por esta ciudad una hoJa suelta
del Lcdo sefior Guzman Benftez.
No nos ocuparemos de las afrniacio
nes que en- ella hace: L NADIA conduciria
una discussion en- los momentos presen
tes. v, por otra parte, la opinion sansa-
Ia cuyo fallo no sc equivoca nuRca
sabra iuzgar imparcia'mente los actos
Y opiniones lie cada cuai. A ella aos
remitimos.
Solo nos referimos al pnnto Ell que
se trata de nuestro Alealde.
Debidamente autorizados, tGcanos
decir que ell se7ior Guzman no ha com
prendido bien la manifestation del Sc
nor Gautier, la ha interpretado
erroneamente, le ha concedldo un al
Icance de que carece.
Enterado oficialmente de la fuptura
de la Union, dada la premuIa del
ltiempo en- 10 que las elecciones res
Embellishments, en- conocimiento del
sefIor Guzman, como presidente que fu6
este del Comit6 liberal, y tambi6n del
senior Gadea, por ell mismo concepto
aplicado al Comite ortodoxo.
Il NADIA mas. Esto no demuestra min
RI guna exigencia del senior Gautier. Io
lque prueba es su unprecedented.
i Nuestro Alcalde participd 10 oourrl.
s do, espectivamente, a los se1ores Ga
n dea Guzman, para que cada cual
!. obrase como creyera conveniente,y nur
lea abrigo ell prop6sito de inmisouirst
ZEN asuntos que no lie competen, puestc
Ique no son de sus peculiares atribr
lciones.
Y con este basta, para dejar la GORE,
Ita conducta del seiior Gautier en- ell al
tlugar que le corresponds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26

EI senior doctor Barbosa presentaba
nm altinauteta.
No guerra fgurar en- Ell distrito de
Ponce.
Parece
I.leciaro que no guerra aceptar Ell
que Sc lie votara en- ell distrito.
-Parece tambien
7 declare que guerra que Sc lie eli
giera por la Capital,
;Esto ST cue 2oorecel cierto!
Trataron los liberales de complacer
al senor Barbosa. Mas fue impossible
en- absolute.
sy Sanchez Morales, presentaron un
capftulo de cargos.
Contra qui6n?
Contra Muiloz Rivera.
7 declararon rota la union.
Razon de clio que xno era possible
luehar contra la infiuencia gubernativa
| del seiior Mufloz Rivera.o
| Y acordaron dichos senores ell re
traimiento electoral.
Lo deploramos profundamente.. Hu
| bi6ramos querido yer q la union dan1t
hermosos frutos.
| Sabe ei pueblo todo--lhasta Ell ulti
mo hljo del pueblo 10 sabc!-que nues
tro decoro y nuestra voluntad nuestr
esfuerzo todo, Sc han condensado STEM
pre- en- 10 que expresa una palabra
eUnion.>
Los elementos que recibieron hast
POGO ha, ell tftulo de Gortodoxos art(
nomistas> no prestaran, pues, su coi
curse a la implantacion del regimes
Lo deploramos.
Seria es la question.
> I.amentable es la ruptura.
Tenemos noticia de que los liberal
sostcndran las candidaturas yotadas p
los distritos.
Tenemos noticia de que ell partido
beral replicara, yde one los carg
contra ell senor Munoz Rivera tendr;
cumplida eontestaci6n oportunament
Il Por hoy, NADIA mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26
AvlSO A LOS FRANCHISES
AGENCIA CONSULAR DE FRANrIA
EN- TONCE

Ten'endo cue formar la relaci6n de los
eiudadercs frarceses residentes en- esta cir
:unscripci(n consu's~ vito todos aoue-
los oue nscijos en- Ffareis 8 rs poses:ouss,
de padres franceses one no b y per
lido eu nacioDalidad de-, nas ffande fuue,o-
les p1bliass del gobiero del pals. cue
lrocedan hacerse iDcitir en- dieha relacioD
.on sus familas a la mayor breveds posi-
ole
Con obieto de facilitsr la formation de
icha ista para que resu'te 10 mas complsta
poaihIe he csnisionado los sefsares siguien-
{ IS para los d;fere-tes pns b'es d. esta CIR
Don Juan Etni 10 Toiti. de Yauco. para
Yaucou Guay snilla y Ptrueles Don Santss
sa,snisarI dc Adin Iss. para Adiuntas; Don
Oatayio santi, de Jasna- Disz para Juans
cisr; ID EHgsnio Ccsimi, de o,lnc. para
.Jas mt: AftonIto, Barranqnitas Barrcs;
TO j e III L.ta, de Salinas. para Salinas,
: santa / sbej; Don Alberto Gautier, &c
Arfcyo para Atroyo, On yama Pstillas
lsananc. n - Ponce, en- esta .igentia
ousC ar.
Poree. Ms1zo 8 de 1s9s
81 agente Oorsl al de T sncia.
r. BoUGEors
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26
QUnDA R0TALk UuIOl

Baio este epfgrafe publica 10 si.
guiente El Liberal, recihido hoy.
En- los mismos terminus esta conce.
bido IN telegrama que nos remitio
anoche nuestro corresponsal capita
leiio.
Hoy, a las dos dc la tarde, Sc reunie-
ron los sefieres de la Comisi6n ejecu-
tiya.
Parece que anoche y anteanoche ha-
bfase tratado de una formidable cues
tion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26
! oJo! BUEN NEGoCIo oJo.

Sc compran, seis carros de eomercio,
en- buen estado.
Sc toma en- arrcndamiento cinco &
seis amos csn promesa dc conpra, una
propiedad, de tres a seiscientas euer1as
propias para ganado, en- la jurisdiction
en- los pueblos limftrofes de Santa Isa
bel Salinas, pudiendo entcGderse con
ell suscribiente, el que tenga los carros,
8 la finca. Pedro 1ufaat. 7-26.
Mario, I6 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-26
4 DIRSTRO Y SINlRSTRll
Que fdcilaue,ste SC naaHdoa
las 1alubras de los 4 ol'atres.

Ejemplo yivo de clio es el sefior Nj
tienzo.
Aver recorrfa las llanuras, trepaI
por las montaflas descendfa al fond Q
dc los wales pregonando con voz el"-
cuente, al pareeer convencIda, las e.
celencias de las doctrinas liberales.
Hoy no arrostra los rIgores de "a
intemperie; no sufre Las molestias III
las incomodidades que Sc expone ST
frir el que atraviesa nuestros camlno''
no CORE Ell peligro de quedar sepnlta-
idoen un bache, de precipitarse por IN
derriscadero, en- su afan de predicar "a
buena nueva los calnpesinos.
Paso la epoca de los 6rtaadss entu-
siastas, de los discursos vehementes.
4 How va no es ell sefior Matienzo ell
gran patriarca de la familia liberal, es
ga detraetor, su enemigo.
l Y entire ell sosiego y las medias tin
ltss del bufete. donde penetra La laz
Itanizada, indecisa al traves de las
pers,anas entornadas, comodamente
Iarrellanado Ell amplio silion lay! am
plio silion que no es ell de ninguna Be-
cretarfa de despacho, aunaue 81 pudlera
ser de despecho) discurre, en- zapa'
,tillas, con tono familiar. sobre alta
polftica ante una veintena de autono
rnistas historicos, como quien habla
Ientre parientes de cosas fntlmas
6 fnfmas.
Y aquellos labios de apostol que tan
tas veees Sc abrieron para enaltecer
Mufloz Rivera, al .jtboro de BaaT'a'aqsts
tas. Sc abren ahora pasa dar paso a 10
lcali6cativos duros, casi inlorlosos :.
Y cuentase que hasta la Erase obscen
: Sc desliza por ellos.
Y Sc repite y Sc comenta que ano
= che-sin ir mas leios-en la cdmad7'd os
= lcura donde ell se1lor Matienzo oficia d
= igran taumaturgo Sc rennieron yarlo
:. adeptos.
ri Y que ell seflor Matienzo que ya n
. Idesciende al fondo de los wales, 81 n
- cue desciende un POGO mas bajo, solt
!, IN xspiehe..
l. Y he aquf las frases que ell rune
publico trae nuestros oides :.
eE5a iSa1eto- Domingo surgto IN II
70 Us en- Venezuela aoa Crespo; en- ~,
10 jico us Porfizso Dioz en- Haiti aoe II
% spp6lyte ]; e,, Puerto Rico, en- este pa
70 tan oe9a<efo, el gran tfra1ao Mu5sos IL
10 cerd.s
81 Aun hay mas.
seI Susurrase que aludiendo ciertas e
'e fermedades secretas, dijo el senior Ma
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