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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
vi EINTE nos de experien-

W EINTEA NOSEde experlen-
cia han demostrado las propie-
.dades tonicas reconstitu yentes de
5estas pildoras, curando rapidamente
todas las enfermeda dades que depen-3
den del empobrec iento de Ia san
gre por una alimentacion POGO nu-
tritiEa, por habitar en- lugares hui
medos y NAL ventilados y por enfer-
medades anteriores.
Su accion curatiya es muy eff
caz en- las palpitaciones del corazon,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
idad y dolores en- las piernas, hi
dropesia, cansancio, sorderas, zum-
bidos de oido,. marcos, 5palidez de la
-piel, d la que restituye su color ma
tural; meteorismo, flores blancas,
grandes perdidas de sangre, falta de
menstruacion, su abundancia 8 es-
casez y para procurar el complete de-
sarrollo de las joyenes en- la pubertad,
debilidad general, convalescencia de
las Intermediates agudas Q cr6nicas
con tai que estas alteraciones NOR
bosas sean sintomas de una czoro-
aa,emia simple y no de una affection
general de una lesion organ lea
que reclamaran entonces otra medi-
cacion.
En- vista de los progresses de la
terapeutica y de algunos inconve-
nientes que Sc notasen en- la practi-
CO.
Sc HA MODIFICADO LA FORMULA
4 fin de ofrecer. al publico una pre-
nn.eparacion it'll, segura y rapida de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
N0hclas
Generates.

Cfrcula la noticia de que las
guerrillas "boers" dominan zen todo
ell Estado -Libre de Orange.
La alcaldia de Naranjito ha
remitido la superioridad un inven-
tario de todos los bienes que posee
aquel municipio.
A la aprobaci6n superior han
sido remitidas las cuentas municipal
les del tercer trimestre del actual
ejercicio del Ayuntamiento de la
Carolina.
@Dicese que han perecido 120
voluntarios ingleses en- ell .Cabo, a
manos de los <boers,.
Don Federico Montalvo, de
Laias, reclaman 10 que pago indie
bidamente por ell impuesto de
"School Tax.
La Federation Obrera de
Trabajadores" de Lares ha solicita.
do permiso del Gobierno para efec.
tuar ell 10 del proximo Mayo un
meeting y una procession cfvica.
oICU1d 0l IuIuOI u0 Qu0 0l S0
neral Hill, de las fuerzas inglesas, ha
perdido 25 escuadras, sin que Sc ten
gan detalles de la accion.
Dicese que es muy severa la
censura Official en- Londres, por 10
cual ell pueblo Sc muestra irrita.
do.
FOTOGRAFIA DE E.. ALFONSO
San Francisco AZ San Juan. Gran
rebaja de precios. Retratos de todas
classes sin competencia: Sc hacen
retratos en- cobre y toda clase de
vi1etas por el fotograbado al medic
tono, para timbrar papel, lustrar
ibros 8 anuncios caprichosos
a-15-14
En- Arecibo barrio de Hato
viejo fue detenido Gregorio Coma.
lez, por rapto de Juliana Rodri
guez.
Mariana las nueve, Y en- la
Corte de Distrito de esta Capital, Sc
Sc celebra la vista del ruidoso pleito
que contiene la sucesio Goldirs con
ira la de Medina Menendez.
En- Coamo, barrio de Llanos
fue detenido ell Recaudador de con.
tribuciones Jose Castro Garcia por
disparar armas en- despoblado que.
dando q disposition del Tribun al de
POlicfa. --..
Tenemos en- cartera para pu.
blicar maf1ana una carta del sef1or
Velazquez explicando Ia situasi6n
de su asuntos referente q la reposi.
cion que gestiona de su destino.
En- LuquilIo. cerca de la ju.
risdicci6n de Fajardo fu6 capturade
aver por Ia po1icfa insular Ell indivi.
duo L;borio Fuentes, {O aColorao", !,
licenciado de Preside y autor de las
; heridas inferidas en- meses pasados
q don jose Maule6n, Celador de Sa
nidad de esta Capital.
Consn1ta el Alcalde de Carroll
- 81 Ia matricula sobre industria =
comercio para el ejecicio entrante
de 1900 al ,90t debe hacerse con:
suje,ionea Ia poblaci6n anterior 8 a
que 10Y tiene -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Rosendo Crespo ha sail por
ruta para ell Dorado.
Aver Sc puso en- escena la opera
Rigoleto, por la compaf1ia que actua
en- Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
Pe SOLia x RAl4IR6Z
ID GALE DE TETUAM le
4SAN JUAN. F. R.h 49, I
COMISI TAS.

Agentes v Representatives. en- Puerto Rico de
PlsBuRY WAsHBURN MILLS coFabcantes De trigo
Mantecas xollass LUZ, poncena, etc
Tocno <E G. Lee e Co., xFamaS Jamones Tocneta
KURzMAN americana ordnaria-
CALzADo, PHfxs SoNRRxRos MAour-
EscnsR HANroND1 81
coApRAm coBRE vIEJo, CoNCHA DE CAREY CUEROS 4 &Ym
oFRECEN ooNslGNAcEoNEs
Du PAr, 50 IN Nxw-YoRK- 4S.#
Sc soucTA coRREsPoNnENclA
Aasts22 q sJunod K
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
EMULSION
! De SCOT 7
4

! Por que naltratar el /
3estomago exigiendole la {
: digestion del aceite de 1
( hfgado de bacalao simple, {
( cuando Sc puede tomar (
( en- la EMULSION DEL
$SCOTT el mismo aceite !
4ya digerido en- parte VI
$listo para SUI Immediate !
I absorcion por la sangre z !
: Sc parece a la leche VI
Ses casi. tan facil de tomar. 5
: Lo primero que Sc ad- {
4vierte eS I'm aumento de :
sfuerza y mas energfa !
! vital.
: Cuando hay perdlda de (
$carnes, palidez, debilidad >
~ depression de la vitali-
{ dad, aceite de hfgado de :
$bacalao E hipofosfitos es !
! 10 que Sc necesita. Cual-s 5
( quier buen facultativo os !
Z 10 dira, agregando que las
8 EMULSION DE SCOTTi
: es, 10 que neoesitdis. {
) Ell aceite de higado de /
8 bacalao es un salimento 5
admirable, 4 IA vez que :
I: una ex1clcnte medicina. !
Los llipt. .fosfltos dan vi +
gor y fue,.za al cerebro !
Ios nervios, y combina-S
los, como 10 eStan, con
! aceite de hfgado de 5
acalao, hacen de hs
:. INFUSION DE ScOTT3
: \ remedio de un valor {
!. llscalculable como pro-
,ctor de carnes.
,TT & BOVINE, oudnieos. New yo...
De venta q las Bosieas.
Sc seeosososeos4e4soeSe1
carezea del enroltorio sobrs el cual ~
Pegaia Ia etiqueta del peseador lleYands
sobrs los hombros m ersa bAsaiass
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

- - FoRTALE2A "a EsQUINA a lsAN7J0sE - AZ
acreditado popular ~
corndE1 1ybgbe Aprec
ehocolste elados lsorss
Almuerzos las II de Is nochs.
Propietario: Benito GarTeraa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
Mov vinnie 8 MO
ma 4 limo,

Esta tarde zarpara de nuestro
puerto con rumbo a los Estados Uni!
dos, via Santiago de Cuba, ell trans
porte americana sBrnside,.
Aver tarde fondeo en- nuestro
puerto el vaper <Ponces procedente
de los sub puertos de la isla.
Aver Sc despacho para Ponce ell
vapor americana <San Juan.s
Maf1ana zarpara de nuestro puer
to ell vapor americana xPonces con
rumbo q Nueva York
Hoy fondeo en- nuestro puerto,
procedente de la Guaira el vapor
americana philadelphia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Ell vapor. Caracas recogera
correspondence para los Estados
Unidos hasta las nueve del dia de
maf1ana t-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

II Dfcese que el pueblo de Lon
dres Sc muestra irasible contra ell
general Roberts, 10 mismo que con
ira Kitchener Butler yWarren.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

y Sc encuentra en- esta Capital ell
Dr.. Vazquez, reputado galeno de
Guayama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
Sc eneuentra enfermo en- Ponce
lon Francisco de Porrata Doria.

En- ell vapor xMontivideo, que
procedente del Asia, entro en- Bar.
ce1ona, ocurrio un caso de peste
bub6nica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Han sido informadas por ell
Alcalde de Penuelas y devueltas al
Centre Superior las comunicaciones
en- que Sc 1e transcribian los escritos
presentados por varios concejales
de aquel Ayuntamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Dlcese que es muy severa la
censura Official en- Londres, por 10
cual ell pueblo Sc muestra irrita.
do ----.--
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Cireula el rumor de que el ge.
neral Hill, de las fuerzas inglesas, ha
perdido 25 escuadras, sin que Sc ten
gan detalles de la acci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

4 Core el rumor de que la plaza
de Mafeking tendra que rendirse 8
los <boers, debido a la imposibilidad
de ser auxiliada por los ingleses
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Como supuestos autores de v p
ROSA n6nimos. .amenazantes dirigidos
& la casa de Don Lorenzo Pardp,
de Toa alta fueron detenidos en-
aquella demarcaci6n los individuos
Gregorio Muf1oz y Baldomero Mar
quez, quedando q disposition de los
Tribunales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

La "Federaci6n Obrera de
Trabajadores" de Lares ha solicita
do per misc del Gobierno para efec.
tuar el 10 del proximo Mayo un
meeting y una procession cfvica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
Nal informados diiinos 81 MAJ

Nal informaxdos diii1nos 81 Mar
ties que la Compaf1ia Marines Ca
sado hal3ia debutado en- Mayague3,
cuando continua aun en- Arecibo en-
aquel Teatro dohde pendra en- ed.
cena 81 Sabado Ia preciosa comedia
xLa Dana de las Camelias, obra do
lucimiento para Il Sra. Luisa Mar.
tinez Cascade Para Ell Domingo
prspara dos granhes funciones ma
por' Ia tarde ] otra por "a noche-
Don Manuel Fourniar, de Pom.
ce, ha embarcadote Ell Vapor <Pto.
Rico, para log Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Don Federico Montalvo, de
Laias, reclaman 10 que pago indie
bidamente por ell impuesto de
stSchool Tax
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Ha sido. nombrado Secretarie
del Juzgado Municipal de Aguada
don Higinio EHernandes Vargas. por
fallecimiento de don Jose Santoni
Vazquez que desempenaba dicho
cargo SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

"A la aprobaci6n superior han
sido remitidas las cuentas municipal
les del tercer trimestre del actual
ejercicio del Ayuntamiento de la
Carolina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26

Cfrcula la noticia de que las
guerrillas "boers" dominan zen todo
ell Estado Libre de Orange.
La alcaldfa de Naranjito ha
remitido q la superioridad un inven-
tario de todos los bienes que posee
aquel municipio.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
WHERE is HARTMAN?

Well Known LonEmont Man Disappear
Quite Suddenly.
Frank Hartman of the firm of Hart
man & Romigh, butchers. suddenly dis
appeared on New Years day. Before
leaving here he supplied his family with
coal and groceries, took all the none,
the firm had in the safe, drew all of hi:
money out Of the bank and went to Den
yer to take the Keeley cure. He was
seen in Denver on January z. since which
time nothing has been heard from him
His family and friends are very much
alarmed at his sudden disappearance
and strange actions, and it is hoped that
he will soon appear again all right and
make things all o. X.
MIR Hartman has been in business for
some time, and has always been held in
the highest esteem by all WIN knew HIM
His dealings have always been honest.
Mr. Romigh, his partner, is still con-
tinuing the business, which is in very
bad shape.-Longmont Correspondence
Denver Times.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
Mrs CANDLES Reception.

The pretty interior of the home of Mrs
H. P. Gamble was thronged with hand
somely gowned ladies of Boulder yester.
day afternoon and evening. The first OF
her receptions after returning to Boul.
der bride was pronounced success
Mrs Gamble wore her wedding dress Of
white silk and rich iaccs and was assisted
in receiving by Mesdames John Gardiner
and 5. S. Downer and Miss Wise. In
the dining room number of the Parterre
club served refreshments. The table
decorations were handsome and flowers
and carnations were everywhere in pro
fusion. Mrs Petrikin served at the coffee
urn and Mrs George Rowe crt tie
Neapolitan creams. 1t was a brillian,
gathe ring charminsly entertained.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
Pleasant Anniversary,

The 5oth anniversary of the marriage
Of Mr. and Mrs George Batchelder and
the Sand anniversary of Mrs Batchel-
ders birthday were quietly observed to.
day. Mrs Hersey their daughter having
come over for the day to congratulate
her parents. On the Goth anniversary ot
their wedding all the Batchelders and
Herseys and Rutters and all of kin every
where expect to meet the couple here
and enjoy the day as BELTS its significance
to all of them. Friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Batchelder will be pleased to know that
they are both hale and hearty.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
WENT TO TIE RESCUE.

that Is the Plea Secretary Gage win Offer
for HIS Action.
Washington. ian. 5-Secretary Gage
will submit his answer to the resolutions
of inquiry touching his relations with the
banks OF New York when congress re.
convenes next Monday. He will show
that the City National bank has been
put to great expense and is no gamer by
the deposits given it, and furthermore
that 1t has deposited government bonds
for all deposits. The secretary will
argue that his act was necessary to re
lieve the money market and avert a
panic.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
OH Prisoners
Free AgQl|
GILMORE is FREE.

Liberty.
Manila, Jan. 5-Lieutenant Gilmore,
who with fourteen men of the Yorktown
was captured last April, has arrived at
Vigan, together with all the other pris-
'oners held by the rebels and who have
been dragged hither and .hither. To
Colonel Hare's dogged pursuit of the
rebels over the mountains, is due the re
lease OF these prisoners. the enemy be-
ing compelled to let them 60 in order to
save themselves.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
DEMOCRATS IN LUCK.

They Get Msjority on Contest Committees
Aud Can Do Whist They Please.
Frankfort, Ky. Jan.4-The joint legis-
lative committees which sit in the contest
tor governor and lieutenant governor
we're drawn BY lot as provided by law TO-
day. A lucky star presided over the des
tinies of the Democrats, as the drawing
resulted in giving them ten out of the
eleven merbers Of the committee on the
governors contest and nine out Of eleven
on the lieutenant governors contest.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05

Hartman has not yet been heared from
He drew it is said $77o out of the bank,
money belonging to the firm and being
all it had taken in since early in Decem.
Der. and packed as many valuables at
home as he could without exciting his
wife's suspicious. He left her nothing
and she believes he has deserted for
good. This the Camera learns from
Longmonters who know the particulars.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
KRUGER At ST. HELENA.

Napoieon's Exile Residence to be Outftted
for Dom Paul.
Lorenzo Marquez, Jan. 5-The Digger
News cs Pretoria states that Longwood.
Napoleon's residence in exile on the
island Of St. Helena, is being renovated
for the occupancy of President Kruger
after the war. There is bitter feeling
il. Boer official circles over this report.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
POPS WANT SECOND PLACE.

And 1t 10 Reported From Nebraska That
Bryan Is with Them.
Lincoln, Dec. s-Many Populist lead
ers are here from all parts of the country
to hold conferences with Mr. Bryan and
his cohorts. The Populists it is stated
have secured Mr. Bryan's consent for a
Populist ior second place on the Demo
cratic ticket and Senator Marion Butter
is prominently mentioned.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
Much Hay Burned.

The mocking bird whistle disturbed
a peaceful night last night and the de.
partment responded to 4 call from 2oth
and Grove. Hay in the loft Of August
Anderson's barn had caught fire and was
burning vigorously. The hay was all
consumed or destroyed and the barn
more or less injured. The FIRE had all
the appearance of being incendiary.
The barn was saved with but slight
damage. Fully insured in Days agency,
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
WHITE MAN LYNCHEO.

Impartial virginians Avenge the Assault
Upon = Woman.
Newport News. Jan. SD. B. Watts, a
white man, was taken from the station
by seven masked men. tied to a tree and
riddled with bullets. He had been ar
rested and was charged with criminal as
sault upon Mrs Thomas M. Simpson, his
benefactress.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
TAKEN TO THE FRONTIER.

French Gentlemen Politely Escorted to
Belgium and Told to Leave.
Paris, Ian. s-MM. De Roulede and
Bouffett who we're yesterday sentenced
to ten years Punishment from France,
were today escorted to the Belgian
frontier. There was no demonstration.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
k[ Qu0y' 5 Se0|
Is f| Doubt
AGAINST QUAY.

senate COMMITTEES Reports Adversely on
His Taking the Sest.
Washington, Jan. 5-Ry vote of four
to three, the senate committee today de.
cided to report tina, Mathew S. Quay is
not entitled to a seat in the senate to
which he was appointed by Governor
Stone. Senator Burrows of Michigan,
voted with the Democrats,
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
sxmp.thies for the Rosrs.

Chicago. Jan. 5-The United Irish So
cieties OF this city will hold monster
mass meeting tonight to express sympa-
thy for the Beers and raise funds for an
ambulance corps to be sent to their as
sistance,
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
Bryan In Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. 5-Jackson day banque,
tomorrow evening will be attended by
500 Democrats. MIR Bryan will be the
star orator.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05

OF course no man with an eye to
economy, style and other buying
advantages would think of invest
ing in clothing before visiting us.
We have just completed our invoice
and are happy to say that we did q
larger business last year than In
any previous year, which proves
conclusively that our methods of
doing business, of giving such val
ues as are not given elsewhere.
strikes popular favor, which in
creases our business year after year.
You cannot afford to purchase any
thing in the clothing line until you
have inspected our stock.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
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10 0|l Account
HAY TO "MY LUD."
Dem snds John Bull to Say Whether That
Flour's Our'n or His'n,

Demands John Bull to Say Whether That
Flour's Our'n or His'n.
London. Jan. Sit is understood that
Secretary Hay has instructed Ambassa'
dor Choate that the United States does
not intend to wait for decision by the
Durham Admiralty court. but wants Eng
land to Immediately declare whether or
not she intends to release or retain the
cargo.
Washington. Jan. s-The seizure and
search of the General by British authori-
ties at Alden may bring about the send
ing of joint note by Germany and the
United States to Great Britain, demand
ing to know what Great Britain considers
contraband of war. The note will insist
that food stuff from neutral port to neu
trail ports must not be interfered with.
The British government is asking for
time. A dispatch from Cape Town states
that the Durham prize court has released
the Washuna, one of the three American
vessels laden with -four. but has placed
the cargo in warehouse pending the
admiralty trial.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
Columbia Lodge No, IA,

CUIUuaU1H LOUX0 NO. H
There will be a special communication
OF this lodge this evening at 7:3o for the
purpose of work in the first degree. All
Masons invited to be present. By order
of w. M. c. c. BROMLEY,
Secretary,
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
The Plague In Japan.

Hong Kong. jan 5-News from Kobe
Is that two Japanese physicians are dead
from bubonic plague.
Daily camera., 1900-01-05

Rennesberg, Jan. 5-One thousand
Beers attacked the British left at Coles
burg today. The British infantry repul
sed them after hard fight. capturing Io
There we're 50 Boer casualties. One
British major was killed. another wound
ed and several men were killed or
wounded
Daily camera., 1900-01-05
HELLO AS TRAITORS.

British Goverament Takes That Course
Against Colonial Prisoners.
Capetown, Jan. Colonel Pitcher is
holding the Beers captured at the Sunny.
side fight as traitors. He maintains tha,
the, are disloyal colonists of the Cape
A force of 600 Beers hav.
been despatched by General Cronje to
attack the fotces of Colonel Pitcher and
are now near Dover farm. where Pilche,
took his position after the Sunnyside
fight,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
HA.IaRlsoN.s VIEW

In AZ address al Ann .Arbor last week
OK President Harrison discussed the
problem now involved in the po,,n
Rico case before the United states SUI
prenles court
In ME- Harrson'< view but one ~
two positions may BE- taken regarding
the future status of the isands- either
the island' residents are citizens
and entitled 70 njoy the con
stitrtsoaal guarantees Of ,iber,,.
and uniformity OF taxatln or
the constitution can be applied "to
states alone, giving congress thz right
to ACQUIRE territory not authorized ny
the constitution and putting congress
Under nc restraint G. cept what intersst
and benevolence impose' The latter
view Mr.. Harrison holds 10 be siiscking
and in defiance OF American PRINCIPLES.
Since 1t assumes that under the constl-
tuition men may be held subject 10 our
government without having a voice in
~ Their sole safsy would lie in the
gbenevoience Of the governing boyer.
and the man who has 10 rely upon
bensvolence for his laws is a slave. .
Mr. Harrison. therefore, denounced as
a inorkery the ac. of.nplifting the flag
in Porto Rico while a governor read a
proclamation declaring ths island to be
outside the constitution and under con
grees..''
1t is apparent that in Mr.. Hamison's
opinion there is no middle course. II a
government Of absolute powers liz inn
possible under the constitution, then
the islands. II they are retained at all,
must be retained as territories, with
the possibiiitysof eventual incorporation
as states. This means also that the
residents of the islands must be regard
ed as citizens, not subjects; there can
be no discrimination in tariff laws nor
in the laws regarding the Importation
OF labor. The American citizen OF Porto
Rico. II he is dlsposed, cannot be de-
MED the privilege of coming to this
country unhindered and competing with
the American citizen Of the United
States.
1t remains to be seen whether or no,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-18
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q b Ii, hnppiest. most dependent
and contsnted class OF people on Garth,
suggests rms Tlaes- Star ippei..
i The siotix lily Journal urges thai At
so1sgilt To- b. iilst az asy "a make m
ysllr mind now as a week nenee Buy
san tomorrow and avoid tho fssl..
Narrow ard W, more rssl.a5sx saws
the Cedar Rapids fseI,iil,ea.,. s,,e.
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nsss i@ea Is be- toeratsa ii alrlo, L
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s'1 ~ y Psi
sa'ea the s'i9lnkard has been barred
from one occupation after another unti
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