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Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
ILLINOIS FLAG LAW UNsOUND.
Chicago Judge Decides That it Con-
flicts With the Constitution.

Chicago. Nov 1O.-The Illinois flag
law, which prohibits the use of the
American flag or representations of it
for advertising purposes, and which
has provoked litigation since its pas
sage and led to numerous arrests. was
declared unconstitutional by Judge
Gibbons today in a long opinion deciG-
ing the habeas corpus proceedings
brought by J. J. Hartigan, proprietor
of the Glasgow wooIen mills. who was
arrested for its violation. The judge
declares that the informers fee CLAUSE
in the flag act is against the spirit of
American law. The decision turns on
this point, the court holding that the
powers granted by the constitution to
the governor Of the state to pardon Of
tenders and remit fines and penalties
Is in conflict with the statute which
guarantees to the informer a share Of
the fine.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
HERoIsM IN A SIGNAL TOWER.

Altoona. Pa, Nov 1O.-'Left hand
shot off. relieve me soon as possible"
was the message that came over the
wire to the superintendent of the Cam
bria and Clearfield division of the
Pennsylvania railroad from Howard
Lowman. operator at Garway That
was early this morning and there We're
no trains up the mountain until after
noon. When asked by the superinten-
dent whether he could take care of the
down-coming trains until afternoon.
LOwman replied that ne would stick
to his post until relieved.
With one hand torn to shreds he kept
the other on the key of his instru-
ment. When assistance reached him
during the afternoon he fell into
faint. He had bound his arm at the
wrist and stopped the flow of blood.
The accident resulted from the explo-
sion of an old gun with which Lowman
shot at a squirrel that had appeared
on tree not far from the tower.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
AGUINALDO'S MOVE.

Washington, Nov. 1O.-Secretary Root
feels no concern over the transfer of
AgUinaldo's base Of operations to Bay
ombang. The secretary said today the
movement was distinctly retrograde
and in the nature of a retreat on find
ing that his former base was untenabIe.
Throughout the war department the
view prevails that AguinaIdo's move
does not materially change the cam
paign plans and that these will be
pushed with unabated vigor.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
FEARS FOR \ BOAT.
y Little Graft on the Brazos Overdue
at Richmond, Texas.

Richmond, Tex, Nov. 1O.-M. D.
Fields, county clerk, received a letter
last week stating that J. H. Wilson,
with a crew of four men, left Navas-
ota Wednesday morning in a little
steamboat for Richmond, and that he
expected to make the trip in about two
or three days. The Brazos had just ta-
ken rise of eight or ten feet and no
trouble or delay was anticipated, as
the boats draught was but eight
inches. Since that time a number of
letters have been received here for Mr..
Wilson and the boats crew, but nothing
has been heard of them, and it is fear
ed that some mishap out of the Ordin-
ary has befaIlen them. There is no
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
LAWTON's OPERATIONS.

Washington, Nov. 1O.-The war de-
partment has received the following:
'NIanila,.-General Lawton expert
enced some difficulties on account of
the continued unprecedented rains, in
his advance. At San Jose yesterday
and Darlington today a strong force
was put through on the AIigoa route.
Young captured yesterday additional
Cabanatuan arsenal property in the
transit north. Macarthur was recon
noitering north of MabaIacat yester-
day. Slaven's scouts were directed to
the front and Smith with the Seven
teenth infantry on the Magalong and
Conception road.
Bell, of the Thirty-sixth, with five
of his officers and two privates of his
regiment, mounted, one officer and ten
men Of the Fourth cavalry, struck one
hundred insurgents in the mountains
west of Mabalacat, and charged, kill
ing and wounding nineteen. They cap
tured six Filipinos and thirty Mauser
rifles. The railroad from Angeles to
Bamban was destroyed. Macarthur
will take up the advance to Tarlac to-
morrow. OTIS"
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
DAKOTA CLUB WOMEN.

Lead City, S. D., Nov. 1O.-Club wo-
men from many of the leading cities
and towns of South Dakota are in ses-
sion here today and as a result of the
gathering it is probable that a state fed
Grafton of women's clubs will be formed
at an early date. Today's meeting is
under the auspices Of the Black Hills
Federation of Women's clubs, which
has taken the initiative in the move
ment looking to the formation of a
state federation.
Delegates are present from Hot
Springs, Sioux Falls, Deadwood and
several other cities.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
CoNYNGHAM GREENE HOME
Former British Agent at Pretoria Sur
prised at British Reverses.

London, Nov. 1O.-Mr. Conyngham
Greene, the former British agent at
Pretoria, arrived at Southampton this
afternoon. He was surprised to hear
of the capture of the British troops
near Ladysmith, and asked if the
Beers were at Co!enso. He seemed to
be relieved when informed that moth
ing officially was known about it. At
this time the withdrawal of the British
troops from Colenso had not been an
nOunced officially.
Mr.. Greene, while refusing to be in
terviawed. said in a general way that
his relations with President Kruger
had always been very cordial He
said he could not estimate the strength
of the Boer army.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
SECTION FOREMAN KILLED.
Body Cut in Two and Badly Mangled
By a Train of Cars.

san Antonio. Tex. Nov. 1O.-John
Murphy, aged IS, section foreman on
the Southern Pacific railroad, was
found dead this morning on the track
near Pine street in a horribly mangied
condition. The body was first discov-
cred by J. c. Fagan, special police
man of the road, about o'clock this
morning. The body was cut in two,
showing that a train had passed over
il. The head and an arm lay on the
outside of the rails. The body was
badly mutiIated.
Coroner Shook was summoned and
viewed the remains. The body was
taken to the morgue and prepared for
burial A gold watch, which was
missed, was found on the body and
stopped at 1:17 o'clock.
Deceased leaves a widow and six
children. He was a member Of the
Fort Sam Houston camp. Woodmen of
the World, and also of a railroad order
He was well known in San Antonio
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
\ DEAD LIAM ON THE PILOT.
Why Rock Island Train at Bonner
Springs Was Signaled to Stop.

Bonner Springs, Kan, Nov. 10
When the eastbound passenger train
on the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
railroad reached the station here last
night it was signaled to stop. There
was a dead man on the pilot of the
engine. A few minutes before the
train arrived a telegram was received
from the agent at Lenape, six miles
west of here, informing the agent here
that the train had passed that station
with the body of c. W. Edgerton on
the platform of the pilot. Edgerton
had been seen about the Lenape de-
pot shortly before train time. He had
evidently started west over the track,
for q few minutes later the agent saw
the body on the pilot and wired Bonner
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
TEMPERANCE UNION
Canadian Women in Convention As
sembled.

Halifax, n. S, Nov 1O.-The annual
convention of the Canadian Woman's S
Christian Temperance union began in
this city today. Delegates are present
from all Of the provinces and the indi-
cations point TO one of the most sue
cessfuI gatherings in the history Of the
Dominion organization.
In addition to transacting the rou-
tine business incident to the years
work OF the organization the conven-
ton viii choose delegates to attend the
worlds convention of the W. c. T. U.
which viii be held in Edinburgh next
June.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
WOMAN HIGHWAY RoBBER.
Arrested in Indianapolis for Several
HOld-Ups.

Indianapolis, Nov. 1O.-Several per-
sons in this city have recently been
held up and robbed at the point of a
revolver by a female "highwayman,"
the latest victim being Lemon Brewer,
who handed out his watch and money
All accounts agreed that the woman
robber was white. Today the police
arrested Jennie Bennett as the robber
When her face was washed at the po-
lice station by the matron she proved
10 be colored- On her was a long silk
bag, filled with tea, spices, grains of
coffee and several small articles, one
being a dime sewed in a piece of fan
mel and covered with spice. This, she
said, was her "hOodoo" bag.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
INSPECTING DEFENSES.

San Francisco, Nov. 1O.-Major- Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, who arrived here last
night from the north today, commenced
an inspection of the Notifications
around San Francisco bay.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
KENTUCKY SITUATION
The Beginning OF he Official count
Yesterday.

Louisville, Nov 1O.-The official count
of ballots cast Tuesday was begun to-
day throughout the state There was
no change today in claims Of the party
managers. Democrats claim that GOe-
bel will have a plurality of 5000, while
the nominee places it at 1000. Repub-
Hcans claim that Taylor is elected by
& plurality of 1900.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
a GUATEMALAN LOAN.

San Francisco, Nov. 1O.-The Evening
Post tonight states that a syndicate of
American, English and German bank
ers has about perfected arrangements
with the government of Guatemala to
advance to that country S15.OOO,OOO for
the purpose of relieving it of its debts
and placing the country on a firm finan-
ciaI basis.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
FINANCE AND TRADE
Sharp Advance in Several of
The Industrial Shares.
Strong Interests were She First
Buyers "A Good Commission
House Demand Came L8fer in
ihe Day.

New York. Nov. 1O.-Advances in the
London market varying from q to IL
per cent and moderate buying de-
mand from that center had decided
influence on early prices in today's
stool, market. The local demand was
not well distributed. a few stocks, prob
ably a half dozen issues, attracting all
the better buying.
Early in the day bankers were dis
posed to regard the money outlook in
a more favorable light. and this view
encouraged several recently formed
pools to advance their specia!tfes.
One of the most responsive proper
ties was Southern Pacific. recent nego-
tiations on The part Of the larger
shareholders having resulted in
strengthening the position of the con-
trolling and administrative interest.
The powerful banking influence behind
the property and the prospect of
more harmonious relationship with
neighboring lines brings this stock
conspicuously to the front.
Earnings are decidedly encouraging,
and there is no preferred stock to stand
between the common and any surplus
in net earnings.
Now that the important family hold
ings have been deposited with the
newly formed syndicate. that portion
of the stock represented in trading cir
c!=s may be easily dominated by the
banking interest in charge of the ma
jority holdings. An advance Of , per
cent in the stock today was a very nat
uraI outcome of the recent checlrein
action which had repeatedly tried the
patience of small holders.
American sugar was another i'm
portant participant in the days trad
ing, selling up under a good inside de-
mand. In addition to the ordinary
purchase OF these shares. a consider
able short interest created last week
was covered at the high prices.
Standard Oil brokers' were again
active in the leather shares. buying
round amounts of the common stock
and forcing q general covering among
traders. Brooklyn Rapid Transit was
active and at times very irregular. the
movement being largely professional at
all times.
The character of the demand for
Big Four and Chesapeake & Ohio was
thought to indicate some very import
ant inside developments, probably in
relation to the much discussed consol-
idation.
The continued activity in the anthra-
cite coal shares tends to confirm the
popular belief in higher prices for
them, once the leaders of the market
can make the undertaking convenient
with other demands on them. Reading
issues are advanced from time to time
as the general market warrants, and
the higher priced shares move up cas-
lily under the slightest demand.
Money ruled at an average of about
: per cent. and was in fair supply dur
ing the greater part of the day. As a
result Of this condition commission
houses became more active during the
late trading. The market gave some
evidence Of broadening during the final
hour, a greater variety Of issues be
ing included in the demand. Foreign
markets closed firm and TransVaal
news was construed to be more favor
able. Taken as a whole the days de-
velopments We're encouraging in the
advance.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
FRENCH CONSPIRACY CASES.

Paris, Nov. 1O.-The senate sitting as
a hign court today called the names of
the witnesses in the conspiracy case
which led to violent scenes. President
Faliieries vainly tried to preserve 81
Ience and some of the witnesses had
to be removed.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11

difficulty between Boutyette and an
other man yesterday The party went
to Mr.. Boutyette and asked him to cash
sued to one of its employees and which
the employe had lost gambling. Mr.
Boutyette refused to cash the check
because it had been drawn not trans
ferable
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11

point on the river that can be reached
by wire, but if the boat has been wreck
ed it would be an easy matter for some
of the crew to walk to a town and re-
port the fact. As the river is not navi-
covered without a journey up or down
the river.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11

to look out for it. The train men DID
not know that they had run the man
down The body was taken to Twists
undertaking establishment and the
coroner from Leavenworth county is
now holding an inquest. Edgerton was
about fffty-five years old.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Charles II. Boutyette, Manager of a
Lumber Camp.

Lake Charles, La, Nov. 1O.-CharIes
H. Boutyette, manager Of the Loxley
& Martin tram camp, was shot and
almost instantly killed about noon to-
day. Only the bare fact Of the muir
der is known, but the motive for the
crime was disclosed By the story of
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
FOR AN ARIZONA CONTRACT.

Washington, Nov. TO- -(Special)-
The following are the bids for the
school building of the Pima agency:
Fifeld 6. Gallagher of Phoenix, $4,000;
c. Campbell of Phoenix, $I9,7I3.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
OFFER TO ENGLAND.

Winnipeg, Man, Nov. 1O.-The North
west Territory offered 1000 experienced
mounted men to the British govern
ment for use in the TransvaaI today.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
COMMISSIONS NEW MEMBER.

Washington, Nov. 1O.-The president
has appointed a former governor, Jo-
seph Ffer of Illinois. a member Of the
interstate commerce commission.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
vICE-PREs1DENTs CONDITION.

Paterson, n. J.. Nov. 1O.-From re-
ports regarding Vice President Ho-
bart's condition it is apparently un-
changed from yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-11

CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
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~ U N cIO
GOJieyBO Milttdl' de los EStddOS Uni
dos en- RNertO Rico. Ofcd1a de ia
JWlltd de ObFdS PWbltCUS.

SA' Tn'-. N 1t r g, N,vbge. 10. 1899.
En- t.O1 ina ss sdmitna' pr psi ID
re h,Jo p pl'g' cerr dorhr In U,D,t ucejt
re % t'u'"i6D de- 'srios trozrs care
terra a. cal | midi n An corjuLto up'
loUgt1' apr' xiv a y d. IL miles.
D'ohas prnacS'or ne Reia = dmiti "a hs'
ia LIS doce d4 dia 4. Diciemhre rroxi
mn, hor d,sd, para Ia apertura sn pd oIic
do los pliego0.
CAdA p.opo lai6l ceb ia sar rr1'ertad
en- ei ic7r3ro esno,iJ prssctito, ,er aeon
! a0adA bi d U1 j-ofsto o mst$icO d.
S 1000 dollars nlq. a Americans 8 de- ur
Checr certihCsdo un BAnco Nacionsl.
Eit1, d p6sit seron i2vualtos Immediate
mente a tndos squelIos dcitado's 90 cuys'
prop pnsisio7es sasn desc hadsS.
La Junts So reseTVa 81 derechl de ret hA'
Ear Gullquiars 8 t. das lss proposieiones.
E Valor d. lss obraa meucionadas 70 cal
Cula en 8 100000 dollars. En- esta 0dciD
90 darAa los informes neoessrics
W. V 1UDsoN.
oapitan del Ousr,Do de Ingenieros PrssideD
te de Ia Jlntt DE- Obrss Publicsa.
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OFFICE
CITY OF PONCE p. n.
U. q. Of A,
AL PUBLICO

Las soCiedadeS y clubs politicoa que
deseen sacar msnlfCstacionss en- eStA
ciudad, debeFku obtener previamOutO
permiso del AlcAlde. No ss permitirAR
manifestations de dos partidos polfti-
COS en- un mismo dfA; aEt como tampe.
co seran permitidss las maniGeatacionss,
prOcesiones 9 demostrsciones de ningu.
na especie, en- las GALES, despu6s del
toque de orscionea.
Es deber de todo buen ciudadano, dc
cualquier partido, el ayudar 4 mantensr
ell buen orden.
AmenazaS perIona!eS J gritos de
Smueras .,.,s cGbsjo. en- mani
festaciones Callejeras no se permitirau,
J 81 tales Sc proieren, SerS dispersads
la manifestation y Seran puestoS en- pri.
sion los promovedores.
El Alcalde accidental que sascribe,
oonfia en- que no Sc vera precisado 1
usar de Ia fuerza para guardian ell orden.
.r .. ALBERT L. MYRR.
Major II th lnfanty. Acting Aloalde.
Ponce, DiCiembrO de 1899. S-s
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UNITED STATES PROVISIONAL COURT
DEPARTMENT OF PTO. RICO
In the msttsr Of Gregorio J
Osrdora J GauzalsE;
BalkrIpt'
1t IL haramby ordered :

1t IL harAmby ordered
That maeting tf ths Gre Iitors aa called
fr the 18th dAy # D ,ce n 1sr, 1899. for
the purpos- gr,dusti0n agd tx.min tion
OF the C aims and debts prsssuU9d, aad 1t
is hereby further:
ORDERED:-ThAt all who hava any
Gains against the above me ati oned Grego-
rio Car 0ona , Gonzalez present such cpims
or debts due to them st such nesting, to bO
he'd On thu aaid day at II o'clock A. N. In
the { tftcs f the Clerk Of the Unitsd States
Prov sional Court at the City Of Ponce; and
1t is further:
ORDERED:-Taat this order ba publ
she'd f ,ur times prevlons to the date # said
neeti' 6 iu toe Demoeracia news spaper
ouhh' he'd ths '~l Oily Ponce
DJ.e a. - u Isr4 Ill tn O!ty cf AN
'uap, Pnerto Rico on the 2ud Gay Of De.
enb 1899
] c. tfF h tho f cegoi & is . t'ur and
K ct copy f the ol 'er this day made b7
he court In this Oshaf
W t0e's ny hand and the seal of this
GohsG taIs 1uA dag f O9Csmbst 1893
ROBERT ALEXANDER,
O4pt l4th l f y Oek tho curt.
"A FETTINGILL.
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para Ia msss. Rmbasa.
da en- latas de Ia, liz,
l, 6y 10 lbs. y en- Gu,
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PRIVMEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

SObrs este amamOs muy parCuarmene La atenci6n del p6-
bHOo pOr la dnea COmpa1a del COnnene Americana que
onCsds seme1ante Privilege.
dsspuGs hbsr VICENTE P6a oO pss Preno
tca corresponds exSedesa a vdo del pEea
msdo pran POLKA NO CADUGARA COnpah AntaEA
os preo P6zs Onnuara tempo be-
eubrE doa E
POLKA dando OCCASION Poll
sontuu6 asmpO SIN CADUCARi 9nissto
VAL0R DEL SNGUR0 prsnio
absdOs LA C0MPANA, mas nsGss vngadoa
Eaua nO squitvo ss como ia sva nusVe sza
anedad
EgO 80 llama proceder sqUdad ygar los nteresss de
~ asaQursdos en- nlen de familias.
a. n dsEsso REsRAURAR POLZAs NNEKRANKNER ABAND0NA
oAs rsVA R6a HtV de susaa ud, Dc los PrHO ataO'
at aevengdoa
COMPLET0s C0MPANIA pot6n de epad
POLKA P0zA
DE PAGo LhTAD0 i D0PAE5 SEMD0GALES P1edsn
ko hqudadRs tn DkCM0S UEGM0QUNGOs Vdk
N0s ER EGC, E2C sasgurad p anuRa soustOs
RMPL0 p6A pagOH por $780, Ia ssdO
aA sean SA0uV
Hsbra condolences prVlsgOs mas ayOrablss para los
{IzadOs que los que OfreCe
HI SoGde1 Canad69
supicamOs ntsigente pdboO de esa Iaa Ia ectura
ado De estes hsmOsas condolences evando s sOprenddOa
oOCsdades gsrantdas anss de asegurar Vuesas v
enad mas nfOrmes de-;
G. T. stOrer SspsiHtaadts-C B. Melz, AggEe general
sasgNWO-Agess Usaaos ;J@ds M. LagO Fernando d. c.
ro Agsns solicitation Luis Yoran DtY Agensl oOls0sEOa
en- POpos Rlsiz HsEmanOs
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Sc yenden

VaIi,s oasss De mampostsFia Y de
MADEIRA situadts On puntOs entricos de
ests ciud i, ast como a'eunos solaFss
pFop;os psri { brieas an esquira.
Tambi6q se o5losa dineFo en- hipots-
o. & be s cas.
Ief.rm.1sn en Is Gale del Sol Ne.
8, tajos de la casa de don Rafael Ri
TeIs.
NoybEs. 2 e 1889 lat
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Panaderfa las ''Tres B"
de Pedro Gsk Y R0S.

Este antique Y acreditado estable-
cimiento habiertO de nuevo al pdbli-
co, ofrece a sus numeroSOs taVOPeee-
dOres pan selectO tOdas hOraS del
dia confeccionadO con las mejores
harinas que Sc fabriCan en- NueVa
York asi como un Variad0 surtidO de
galletass sde todas clases.
rEXiste ademas en- ell mismO estabIe-
cimiento un surtidO variado de pro.
visiones = licOreS selectOs para fami-
las, que Yende a precios sumamente
m0diCOs.
Una vista pues a las STres B.l y
sa lreis sumamente complacidoS.
Noviembre Is del 80 m. 4.
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Venta1a,@

aobemO del Csnsd apscO6n
e. La em6n de Polka tsn snregAda E0One sfA P
quedRndo assgurado interim lses Is ds6nilva.
sMdn P6lxas S6n RESDHN
IA OCUPACION Wales DEsAFI0s REV0LUCtONES GUERRAs
6o SUCD0 ssegurado PoE Las aSsOnes
ag PAGAND0 T0D0 ssE0 CUALQUIEBA SEA LA
jAUSA.
q su sOnaO tan bs asnsO aa ugN du SnO sngus
Gambia quisr ass POLKA OHa de dHn Gs snp aG 10
= sodGtO asequTado.
sz EN- E Pals DONDE SE FECTUE RI SEGOR0
residential an mbiO o las dmAG COmpan SOOdsasg
e6san Pals dOndO Ofsnas PhnCs dA
gtan6ss suoEpesinianOs apsuiGo de los ssegurAdos.
EE1V119R1o9
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Legad a vuestros hijos

bun Sud bendecnan neacones pneS futS ntae nSeno
Donde
contemporaries dbes quos 81 eisen yven muendo
anHando WdaS de mse auados de peenns doenc ese P
enfemizo La "amento mineral mdnbeS
las canas decadas ceebe Chd Londes
a boa
pate de una resulado da
Los hpooos eel amno mineral onHca nenos huesoS
ho bacaao dgedo "gasa los cube de
S6HdS, ell blndae contra las Intermediates.
e
h
eLs ndons"y ns"n "nmuda
tenn La
SCOTT BOVINE QU1ICOS,
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sObre este smamOs muy psdCuarmente Ia atenC6n del pd
cleo pOr dnica COmpa11a del COnnente Americana qu
oncada seme1ante PriYilsglo.
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del Board Of On deIgOi9teI'S OF NelO
York.
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SON New York. Muestras rusden ser
vistss en- casa de de Vale , Csucio,
Ponce y se envisn gratis por correo d
me lss pids. AgoSto 81 de 1898.
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IA VNL0CE
COmpan1a DE- vapOres itaIianOs

I'm vpo de ets Compan de exceAate condolences para
pasae egad puerto del 10 II de- cad tomar eaga
para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz de Tenerfe G6uov Ma oe
Veueca LvOru" Trieste pasajeros dnicamente para Sn'
Th)m Santa Cruz De Tenerfe G6nOva, Napoe Bare ions
via Geneva
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lsguradO pueds rodr suaq'r del nundOy dsras
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