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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-09
OLD FUND DISTRIBUTED.



Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, June s.-The old
adage that 'all things come TO him who
waite Is being exempliled In this city
by Harry L. Tibbals. agent for the Pa
cfnc Coast Steamship Company Mr.. Tib-
balls has his hands full distributing the
appor.ioned damages awarded from the
insurance collected on the cargo and steam
shin Umatslla. which struck an unchar,ed
rock OF the Sims place on the straits and
Was beached on the soft sands OF Point
Wilson. This accident occurred on Sep
tember =, 1895. and II has taken until now
for the conaignees TO realize on the goods
which we're ruined by the thrush of sait
water. The general average. under which
plan the loss was apportionec amounted TO
- S6s = a. follows: On vessel Sl5l 800. on
freights. t7is. and on cargo, So 7o0.Si. max
ing a total valuation of property leopard
lied 6.3iSef. The average IL about II
per cent and some Of the checks cent on.
are ridicnlously small running ~ low as
~ cents while others are up In the hum
dreds OF dollars. All persons who had
elAima against the company resulting from
this accident will do well 10 see Mr.. Tgb-
Da.s at once.
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SWEDISH SAILORS THROAT CIT.
Processes Absolute Ignorance Of
How II Happened.

Special Dssnatch - :h> Post ~In,eiiireucer
PORT TOWNSEND. June s-Henry
swanson. swedish sailor on the bark
j. n Peters. n in the United ssa,es
marine hospital AZ this port. slowly recov-
ering from the effects Of terrific cash
across his throat. ard incidentally trying
To figure ost how II happened. Swanson
Was abroad the Peters while abe loaded
big cargo % supplies here for the Arctic
whaling feet. and also when she was cow
ed on Monday nisht to Nanalnno 20 com
rfeta her cargo with coal Last night ne
VAS brought back on A tug with his throat
cut from ear 20 ear. He claims ~ know
nothing % how IL happened. bat the I'M
the fellow attempted suicide while drunk
The entire matter il shrcuseS In mystery
ana wtil be otaeially investigated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-09
CHAPLAIN BATEMAN's CASE.
Inspector VIII Re Detailed 20 In
vestignte the CharUes

Special Dispatch 20 he Po~-rntellig.ncer.
WASHINGTON. June s-The war de-
rsrtmeTlt has taken action regarding the
charges fled against Chaplain C.. g. Bate
man. BY Capt Bachelor. comma niing
COMPANY AZ. Twenty-fourth infantry, sta
TONED at Spokane. Wash, The arrest II
the chaplain was upon orders Of Capt
Bachelor. ara he Immediately informed
Gen Shsfler. commanding the department,
az California Of his action. Gen Ssaster
'elsgraehed the war department briefly the
Information received from Spokane and
Re hss been advised 10 n once esas~ an
investigation % BE- nase 81 tire charges
against the chaplain. This Investigation
Will ~ conducted uy an inspector from
Gen Skaters department Untn the tn
spect1r makes his repnr: no action will
re taken Should the Investigation sustain
IRE complaint az Cant Bachelor. q court
marital wsii re called
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BARK HEsPER.s ROUGH TRIP.
Made 1000 Miles Waterlogged and
With q Heavy List.

PORT TOWNSEND, June s.--Aceording
10 advtces brought by steamship Tacoma
from the Orient. the bark Hasper. Capt.
Soderxren. sailing from this port March
Sa. lumber laden, for Kfaochow, came
near being numbered among the missing.
On Aprfi n. when In the neighborhood OF
the ladrones hurricane was encountered.
causing the deck load TO shift and throw
Ing the vessel on her beam end.
The main rail- etanchions and bulwarks
were carried away and the vessel became
waferloggsd with four feet Of water all
over her deck and with list OF fully eight
piankS 10 port In that condition the ves-
sci sailed nearly 90 miles.
One hundred and twenty miles from Nag
asaki she was spoken BY the United States
transport Pennsylvania and an Offer made
TO take the captain and crew on board or
TO tow the Hesper into port. Both offers
were refused The Pennsylvania sent
quantity OF provisions TO the waterlogged
vessel and then proceeded to Naxaeaki.
capt. Sodergren. who was accompanied by
his wife. had his quarters in a tent erect
ed on the higher portion OF the deck. The
teisgraphic advices announce her arrival
at her destination May ~.
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killing Of N. n. Jackson Mas Net a
Murder-

Special TsssySztrHs - SO Post trst sssgsneex
MOUNT VERNON. lure S~~Th~ s~sas -
Joe Henry saArh was Gaze H>u0es+ IL tNf~
city Ms1aay forenoon. CHARGING afn wffA
FwufSsrsns III -. Jaaksss On Gotten ~ eSast
Aszs rE I've neszntss arc ssr-rsi mated a. ?
ss-rs1SA fAss ~wszsux TIE fErx Was @s.s enc
s@ssr ~aen verdict ~ seSssssssal was -~~-
isres Ieas Tssrv, az Seattle ara 81 u
AFsssSr - Ar8eosses. t~terses Henri
TIE csss commenced las Monday. sAe
state astrx Ter-exsntsd by Prosecuting A.
serneY Aars. nd sSeesaE as5arses - nar-
ksr TIE state *yn~erss1 verdict 81 Easar-
Der IN TIE 1f%s degree. "a. M Tasss4ay
swa rs rs important witnesses ~~-e Aa4sy
shaken CO Observation-Disclosures TN~ rrose-
sssiEG attorney ;rsas.st &C Q verdict ef
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Elected Prs.~~utimx Attorney.

PORT TOWNSEND. Jun. s-A; sae
regular session of the board OF county COM
mi<siencrs held YESTERDAY W W Felrs-
VAS seIe-fes as prosecuting attorney "a All
the nisr~ made vacant BIZ ths resignation
of CID Thomas NJ Fisher who was -
rentlv rstasate3 as AT inspector ~ 2nant-
grafton in iris district TIE eoari has not
vet siied The xararcy IN its own ranks
caused by the death - Comm, -ssnr ~r
Robert u. Aisrstss ~ Por: isuiIsw This
vacancy wfii re fliea az IRE rex, regular
monthly gn~eting Of the Noar9
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Secretary of state Has Some Fan
with q New Arrival.

Olymptan-
Almost everyone has noticed Secretary
q. State Jenkins going tn the pcstofnce
fer mail He carries on his trips a bag
not unlike IN shape the bags used by
the mail carriers. and this fact caused
him some amusement a few days ago. As
he was returning from the rostofnce with
the bag we'll niled. he was accosted on
the street by one OF the clerks I'm the o.
fee who asked tho secretary II he had
any mail for him. Taking out three or
four letters he passed them 10 the ques-
toner and started on. At the spot where
the two stopped In n store occupied by y
recent arrival. and this party stepped up
and asked II there was any mail for him.
'.Of course not" said the secretary.
starting on; I'm not packing mail for
everybody In town.
The new arrival was thunderstruek at
the imperffnence OF what ke thought was
the regular possofsice carrier. and COM
meneed to upbraid the secretary In strong
terms threatening 70 report him 20 the
postmaster The secretary laughed and
walked on. leaving the outraged citizen to
pour out his troubles TO the smiling on
lockers
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CARE OF SICK sEAMEy.


Special Dispatch to the Pos, -In.eiiigencer.
WASHINGTON. June S--The following
contracts for the care of seamen entitled
to relief from the marine hospital service
are announced by Surgeon General wy
man:
Sea'sle-Medicai attendance 10 be fur
nished by medical officer. marine horp!saI
service. Providence hospital 20 furnish
quarters subsistence. nursing and medi-
cines at 81 a day: Bonney & Stewart to
provide for burial OF deceased at a. 50 each
Patients requiring hospital treatment Will
II able 10 bear transportation. be sent to
Marine hoSnital. Port Townsend.
TacoFna--Medtcal attendance TO be fur
nished by acting assistant surgeon Fannie
G. Paddock Memorial hospital TO furnish
quarters. subsistence, nursing and medi-
cine at 81 cents q day. contagious diseases
At s. a day; Conrad L. Hoeka 30 provide
for burial of deceased al - each.
Port Townsend-H Hospital patients 10 b.
cared for In United States Marine hospital
Port Townsend Undertaking Company 10
provide for burial Of deceased al Sic each
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HEARING An ExTRADITION CASE.
Frans Lave, Said to He = Cattle
Thief. Resists Return.

Special Dispatch to the Post Inseiligencer
OLYMPIA, June s.-Ths governor has
been engaged today In hearing the april
cation OF deputy sheriff from Wyoming
for extradition for one Franz Lave. charg-
ed with cattle stealing on a la ge sc lie.
Luwe was arrested at Yakima recently as
fugitive from justice. bu. Is cut on bail
and is present at the hearing. Extradi-
ton is being resisted by the attorney for
Luwe on the ground that the reQuisttiou
papers are deficient and that the prisoner
is wanted TO appear in civil action
brought by his wife to determine property
rights and not as fugitive from Justice
The governor took the case under advise
ment until tomorrow
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Special Dispatch to the PostIIntelligencer.
TACOMA. June R-The Seattie-Tacoma
railway franchise has been favorabiy re-
ported by the franchise committee OF the
city council and win probably be granted
by the council.
The McDougail franchise IL stili before
the committee awaiting the return OF Mr.
McDougati from Alaska.
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GRAND COMMANDERY CLOSES.
oDeass Elected In the 1OSniag aao
1nstalled In the Afternoon.


Special Dispatch TO the POST Inte.l!sencer.
nsndery. knights Templara. closed the
1ork of their annual conciave here this
sfferpoon BY the installation Of the omcers.
VhIch were elected at the morning session.
The officers are follows.
+. ". churchhouse. Spokane. grand COM
3. v. Conner. Tacoma deputy grand
John Lille. Port Townsend. senera,isss-
F.P. Weymouth. Spokane. grand captain
=. Gauit. Tacoma. senior warden.
~. Craven, Seattle. Junior warden.
r. c. BiaIock. Wai:a Wala. grand re-
J. ". McMicken. Olympia. grand treas
4 B. Limerick. Seattle. grand standard
B. b. Shelter. Tacoma, grand sword
IS. Gum. Aberdeen, grand warden.
W. O. Nicholson. grand sentinel.
Tomorrow morning the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter OF MasonA will convene Tor
3 Two days session. Tho present oficers
ere: John Moore. II. F.: d. Lew Paramore
D. H. p, 8. Harry Rush. q. K: A. Nils
scn, g. g.: w. AeMicken. @. T.. =. c.
ne programme for tomorrow win In
e!nde the usuai reports OF o1lcerS. 1egisia-
tive work and routine matters.
In the evening a reception Will BE- given
IN the temple by Tacoma Chapter. No. T.
Onlcers will be elected Saturday morning
and the annual session brought to 2 close
eaturday afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-09

to forty pounds OF gold dust TO Esenada
from the new piacers The reports now
received from practical people do not jus
tify such a rush o! tenderfeet TO the Sierra
Ptnta fields. but confirm previous state
men,s that there Is gold In sufficient guam
titles there TO pay experienced miners. One
estimate Is that from Is to $40 per day can
be taken out.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliieencer
CENTRALIA. June THE annual pic
mic OF the railroad men OF the Northern
Pacific will be held here on June a. A
committee will make all arrangements
These gatherings are always productive
OF much merrfment and attract large
crowds. The selection OF this city IL a
good one. being we'll located as to railroad
facilities
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Special Dispatch "a the post-frteiHsencer
TACOMA. igne She man killed. a.
wtssesen yesterday WIS MzSaKana tTIe-
Vanni- Sn Italian - years ~ age. ar 1sar-
rsed He fell sovr c0sl chute ard "a
covered with several faas ~ coat Stat
Mtsse Inspector Owen and Coroner Nassa
investigates tsN matter and found the
accident was cue 10 fhr mans careless
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murder IA the 1rss degree. and Attorney
Uore urged that there be no compromise.
He closed for the defense IN an eloquent
speech lasting three hours. his plea icing
seIf-defense-
The Killing took place On March Il. On
that day jackson called fg,r his mail ana
engaged IL quarrel With Henry who
Was pos-mas.er. over the method Of dis
trfhuTfon The defendant claims that Hen
~ threatened 10 Kill him. After the dsfiy-
cry was ever. the defendant secured a rife
at his house. and meeting jackson IL tho
road shot him dead.
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Session Closed with Insfallatio1 81
O0eePs.

Special Dispatch To the Post fnteiligencer.
TACOMA. June S-The Grand lodge l.
O. o. F., closed here this evening with in
staiiation OK the officers elected yesterday.
A large amount Of routine work has been
done and much legislation discussed tn
Guiding the proposed amendments ~ to BIZ
ennial sessions and the election OF dele
gates for terms Of two years instead o.
one. Both propositions were voted down.
however. this afternoon
This evening. after the installation Of Of
ncers. a grand bal: at Armory hall viii
wind up the proceedings.
Mary of the representatives. and delegates
are going home this evening. and a few
have already gone.
The Rebekahs completed their work yes
terday. but q large ma jority OF them re-
NAMED In the city today awaiting the
close Of the Grand lodge.
The meeting next year viii be In Seattle.
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JOHN RILEY BOUND OVER.
Complaining witness Failed to Put
In IN Appearance.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiiigencer.
OLYMPIA. June Sat the examination
OF John Riley yesterday. charged with
grand larceny by stealing $40 from a gam
bling table. the complaining witness, L..
Trotte. failed to appear. his absence un-
doubtedly being due to an effort to
square the case. Justice Schomher.
however. heard testimony. showing thai
Riley had taken the money. and bound the
defendant over TO the superior court in
300 bonds. The courts action was a sur
prise to Riiey's friends
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OLYMPIA. June S-The board OF state
land commissioners has sold the timber
on forty acres OF school land i'm cYhehaIis
county to F. L. Carr. OF Mon,esano. for
1906 80: also timber on twenty-eight acres
of school and In Wahkiakum county. to
sos.
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Nothing Vet to Justify Asy RssA at
Tender Feet hePe.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jane 81 special 70
the IFEtsz f-@rz Essra1a Lower C&hfcr-
ria Says TIE steamer a.. D~1sf las ar
rive. a; San lfs~Efan from 6&n Ha-aae
iAxs6s-g- a4s vsu sxsSg f-c-a sAsfty 1--we
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VANCOUVER. r. c.. June s-Frank r.
Jel1. OF London. Ont. manager Of the Sur
prise mine. Texada island. WAS killed by
a premature dynamite explosion Monday.
The body was horribly mangied.
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Supreme Coart Grants . Mandate.

OLYMPIA. June S-The supreme court
has granted an alternative writ Of injunc-
ton !ns4hA eA1e bf state ex rel Susie F.
Montgomery Va. superior court OF Kittitas
county The writ is made returnable
June 80
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WHEN An ACTION II COMMENCED.


Special Dispatch TO the Pos.-fntelligencer.
TACOMA. June G--Judge Williamson to-
day held that suit In the superior court
was legally "commenced" when the sum-
mems and complaint was duly served On
the defendant. without regard TO whether
the papers were n!ed In the clerks once.
The question came up in 4 case against the
city where the papers were served and
more than two years elapsed before they
were fled In the once OF the clerk OF the
tations had run. but this view was over
ruled by the court.
The point has not been passed upon here
tofore by the courts OF the state.
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eaxs tAe Shelter Company DlA Not
Keep Faith VITA MfA

Special Dispatch to the Post Inteiiigencer
TACOMA. June f--Dennis Ryan, the min
Ing man and capitalist who built the smell
teF hess. today nied answer TO the suit OF
the Taeoma Shelter Company IN the United
States court, Altering breach OF contract
and askinR for $4,000 damages.
Suit WAS brought on . note made by
Nyaa. In his answer he a1iegee that In
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Arrested for Passing FORCED Draft.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
WHATcoM. June K-A stranger giving
the name Of A. w. Markell was arrested
here last night for passing a forged draft
at Seattle.
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Chief Ensir~~r .,eayse W Melville. a. A. ~. Il
10 receive the degree 81 Master II sesenes fron
Csy.nsnbss university
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Stick Pins. Gilt and silver. with
setting. Sc. loc, l5c. sc. 35c. SOC.
Ladies' Gun Links. &c and SSc
paif.
Fancy Hat Pins. with setting.
&c. Toe. lSS. sc. &c. aSc, SC,
Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets, Sc. DC.
&c. CSC. &c. 75c.
Belt Buckles. sc. soc. Sc, Nis.
N.39 up TO SIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-25
Los amOres dc Ia bella Nancy

hark ningdn daho :. tn hOra no ha egsdo todaVfs;
~ luego ID los tTuhanes:-A yer como os pones
de soueFdo para aguardars, Pues me resPonderes de
ella....
La guardaremos los tres iuntos diio CoraE6u de
Eco ep. afadi6 Aiento COlto; Borden ibs
emitir su psreOsr cuando oy6 lamar Ia puerts de
ls esle.
-tOui6u eata ahia pregunt6 Ia voz del Fopavsj 70
que se hsbia quedado en- e pisO bsjo.
Soy 70, el duque de Egipto, reIPondi6 una vcz
de fuers; Farinette entreabri6 Ell ventanilO de
desvkn &c inolin6 haos Ia calle Dos sombTas ne
gras estsbsu inm6viles deante de Ia pnerta
ri duque de EgptO no viene solo, pens6 con in
quietud,
hemia 81 primer dignstaFiO de Ia OoTte de los Mils-s
Rros No &c parlamentabs nunca con 81, ousndO
denaba ago se s obedsOia sin FepliCsF POT 10 tsntO
el ropaveisro &c apresur6 Q abTiF.
-sD6ude esta Fannettea pregunt6 Ell duque de
Egiptof
-AlientO Oorto baj6 con la oandea en- ls msno,
entonoes graciag esta caralidad, e ropaveeTo pudO
YER detrss del duque de Egipto verdsdsro caba
Hero, IN verdaderO duque, al de Crll6n, Aliento
CoFto retFocedi6.
-Alhmbrsnos, tunsnte, dio el verdsdeEo duqus
en- tono impeTioso; puso e pie en- a caroomida es-
oalsFs De mano cue oonduoa q desvan de FaEinette
penetT6 eI primeEo en- 81 chiribitih
-Ahl cabsllero gi6 Paola en- cuanto ie Vi6
monaenor q mill. sooofrol
OFill6n miro 8 los tres tFuhanes q FaFinette.--
tQu6 10 que psnsar haceE con esta oVenl pFagunt6
con oalma.
-IEla iogsa % PSytFaaosl diio FaHnslta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-25
ao3 BibliOteea de IA DEMOCnACIA

Esto decisse 81 stTsvesar Ia plaza del Ohatelet,
por fin el pusnte de Saint Michel para irigrse q su
de Ia oalle de Saint Andre desArs o1ando lego
su puerts. Eu Ia OsHa ouya aldsba de bronco iba
lsvautaF, estaba RenatO quien despreCiaba como Ia
luz las tuieblss; Rsnato e enVenelador e asesino
e hombFe que tarde tempFano tenia que morr en- un
Datibuo afrentOso; Rsnato fn que dos horas an
tes haba ratado con e mayor deSprecio pero Rsnato
quien empeh6 So psabrs, q qUien 90 iba a YER
obligad1 OOnfesaF que no podia oumpirsela
-iVoto sanesl murmur6 el vetersno preferilfa
enoOntrarme en- este momento, 20 solo, con e ysmo en-
s oabtzl espsda en- msno enfrente de an ouadro de
espsoles que pTesenoa de ese perro de perumista
que va pensar quixis que Crill6n Cd IN hombre da
tan mala fe como el.
q, que no temblabs iamss cue tambi6n sa
enoontrsba medic del fFsgor de las arnss entire
el estTuendo de aFca5uees os6ones, g. cue 6s m
eombats como 40 torneo, ainti6 palptaF So oorss6u
81 lamar, dase6 que Rsnat0 90 hubiese mueFto dn
Tante 81 ausencia FsDgas sali6 abrir.
-IAh iDios Mol diio el esoudero enueguida oue
raYO de Luz di6 el FOstro del daqae.-lQu6 "a.
lido estais, monsshorl
-lYoS muFmur6 el duQue.
-rshdo, TePiti6 Fangaa y. pareoe.. que eutas.
oOnmovido.
No as Rads, rsspondi6 bFuscamente 81 noble sol.
dsdos he EenidO muy De prss.. } hasls ooni alQo..
ksngaa bs6 a eabeEs. sD6nde elt8 Rsnate9 preeunt6
el duQue.
-Aniba, Fegpondi6 81 escudero
-IAadal sldmbrame
tauEas subi6 por Il abiigua escalsFa
CFiii6n ls aigui6 tamhlsndols les pisFnss como 81
habieEs paezto los pies Is i qins del sshor.
tapgas sbFf la pnefls da a pFisi6n provisional
q hsaaiql aaa @HMa 4 Gig lltnaF d dnqas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-25
CONDICI0NES 7 CONCEsIoNEs

ooNooMENTos dbeu peseutado en- Agsuds sotDadan
con manuscrta
L h cue de 80 fa poiraa pagos aQu ca a.
eon ca esta dbtead5 -
aa de
ea q eaaoo az nussfa plaza Pi,
raassa omado pOrdo nenea OporiO F' "
fAsAJks Dk YUEfAPara
es sa Haoo par tees nsse Goa de para hsss
con 70 pof 100
nsa Ptaa 5 poog ana dc pazo POT ses mese
AAeNsq - uuslgA IS 9a0ah tlaa oe iaa Ynelta
80 aso da puds bs de- orna IL rk
qas g hans eNndo onasa pao 500 obtsodrs mt
F3 wv SNNs'ANaA - W'a
BLL2gs da aga rsbsia da is nor loo Ias .ous an
plas eaeTas % eamfa, ass ls 9
hl oe "a gaatA pfeeo psjs la Eeos ~ 6 aP
q suVLfaac
s13spaoo pgaa h eats ennpdos 4 "a "a snaTs
g a9es 500 una adnddo gratis t e'r - 10 1il
Aaks-ee
do rs dsra 8 ia "a sS
= I'm
4a saas tsaa as tanos foa6n ds 10 tloS q
Ans -
eqsna tsls saasd rsbsls s1 o presses az Dss.t
fA e e9 eaasEao hQano lsnnas.
1s g ~ tso pssess. o1sa 5as stas- s ls tl5 5ss
Hrsaaas e-' tatess4 PRES
rRa us niarne disslH els Assais "a apsa,
nAy0h HERhANos s Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-25

VONkAoNkSA ng F0rtdsFau
09neo Oe as nea De O16n NseU de Saint
colonial o
90 MARSHA Uoo1; a
de IA hnea HAVre - 'e'' - NO-' 'UfN
Dc oa puertos co
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