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STAMPING PLANT BURNED.
Ing Co.'s Big Plant ut
Harvey, Illinois.

Chicago, Jan. Fire destroyed
the Bellaire Stamping Co.'s plant at
Harvey, ILL.,, causing loss OF S40O,-
700 and throwing zoo men, boys and
girls out of work. Insurance TO the
value of S375,0O0 was carried on the
plant.
A high wind carried great luanti-
ties OF burning embers about the viii
lage, threatening its destruction
The bee., 1901-01-03
De Wet Frustrated.

Cape Town, Dec. 20.-Gen. De Vets
attempt to break through to the
south has been frustrated, and he is
now reported to be at Senekal, with a
large commando, holding the country
between Freksburg, Senekal and
Windburg.
Gen. Knox is holding the country
between Ladybrand and Winburg.
The eastern parties of invading
Beers are being constantly harrassed
and driven back toward the Orange
river.
The bee., 1901-01-03
SERVICE FOR The ILLINOIS.
Yer Service for the Bnttic-
ship Illinois.
Chronicle

Chicago, Jan. 1.-The Chronicle
says:
Contracts have been signed which
will secure for the battleship Illinois.
when she goes into commission next
summer, handsome service of silver
plate. The gift is one from the peo-
pie of Chicago and consists of two
punch bowls, ladies, tray, candela-
brum, epicurean bowl and two fruit
dishes, ten pieces in all. costing in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The bee., 1901-01-03
KILLED AND CAPTURED.
Our Troops I'm the Phil
.ippines.

Manila, Dec. Sly Yesterday brought
many reports of captures oi insur-
gents rs thc result of scouting
throughout Luzon. The Americans, in
his work, sustained no casualties. A
detachment of the Fourth regiment
captured 20 in the Province of Cayitc.
Gen. Wheaton reports having cap
tured and burned Gremori's camp, in
the peninsula, near San Antonio.
Gen.. Funston reports that five in
surgents were killed and several cap
tured near Gaysan.
Gen. Smith wires that the proclama.
tion of the governor general has had
good results IN his district.
Near Mo, ZONES, yesterday, dozen
Insurgents were killed and eight
wounded.
Gen. Grant telegraphs that he has
detachments covering the lower por.
tions of Mount Arayat in the hope
of catching Alejandrino. He says that
last Friday detachment of the For
ty-iirst infantry raided the camp of
the insurgent leaders and secured
some OF his papers.
Near AIiaja, yesterday, Cap. Men,
doza, with 80 men of Sandlco's COM
mand, surrendered.
Detachments of the Eleventh apd
Ninth cayalry killed 12 insurgents and
destroyed several camps in the Cam
arines district.
The Philippines commission has
aided to the pending school bill pro-
vision for the employment of 6oc
American teachers at salaries rang
ing from, SIS 10 500 per month.
The bee., 1901-01-03
The Deadly Elevator.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 3l.--Two fright
full elevator accidents occurred here
yesterday within five minutes in build
ing only short distance from each
other. Sydney Hamm. of London,
Ont, stepped into All open shaft and
fell six stories, and Ralph spellmnn
aged 10, fell nine stories. Both were
instantly killed.
The bee., 1901-01-03
InternnI Reyenue Excmpfion.
KENTUCKY'S BLOODY RECORD.
Clay County Loses six Killed and
Twelve Wounded During Two
Weeks Feuds.

London, KY, Dec. S1.-Four men
have been killed and ten wounded in
Clay county fights within the past
two weeks, while two other Clay
county men we're killed and two
wounded in fight just over the Clay
county line during the same period,
making a total of six killed and L.
wounded within two weeks. The fac
tions are again becoming hostile
The bee., 1901-01-03

eral strengthening of my system and
after few months' use OF Pe-ru-na
was cured. That was two years ago.
use Pe-ru-na every spring, so as to get
my system in good shape for the sum-
mer.n NtfH if nN t
For q free book address liz asrtman,
Columbus. Ohio.
The bee., 1901-01-03

Auu grow WOISc
as 1 grew older,
until my whole
system seemed af-
fected. After try
ing many doctors
anddinerentposi-
tive (?) cures, 1
had almost given
up hope, when 1
was induced 10
try Pe-ru-na. Az
ter trying 6 one
bottle 1 felt a gem
The bee., 1901-01-03
A GOOSE CROP SENSATION.
SI:.5O I'm Coarse Gold I'm
Its Crop.

Vancouver, ID. c., Dec. ga mild
sensation has been caused in New
Westminster by the discovery OF
Sl2.50 in coarse gold, as big as flax
seed, in the crop of wild goose,
which was killed at Pitt Lake, 2s miles
from Westminster. Many prospectors
have started for the scene of the sup
pOsed vold Dlacers
The bee., 1901-01-03
A Dlsastrous Fire.

West Lorne, Ont. Dec. 31.--A disas-
trous fire "isited this village last
night, wiping out one of the principal
business blocks of the village. The
loss will reach S125,00O.
The bee., 1901-01-03
4 BIG Crash IN LONDON.
Suspension Of Payment by the Lon
don g. Globe Finance Cor
pcTation, Limited.
THIRTEEN FIRMS ALSO WENT DOWN.
The Marquis of DuTcrin nnd Ava.
Former GOvernOr-GeDeraI of Cam
ada and Now British Ambassador
~ Paris, Vas mead CT the First
Named Concern.

London, Dec. 30.--The London &
Globe Finance corporation, limited.
delivered stock purchased on account
OF the London G. Globe, and asked for
payment. They received checks which
were dishonored. This was followed,
Saturday, by the failure on the stock
exchange of 12- firms, as follows:
Haggard, Hale G. Pixley, Garlc & Dri-
yer, Douglas, Jr., &c Co., Cornfoot
Bros, f. A. Cohen, BloclSey & Kook-
ingham, Gum & Aubrey, Richards G.
Sloper. Baker & Smith, F. c. Watts
& Co., Flower & Co., and L. Boully &
Co.
The first named is a big firm with
important connections. II is feared a
number OF smaller yobbers will be af-
fectct!.
The bee., 1901-01-03
TWiCe-a-Week
COurier-JOurnaI

The equal of many dailies and the
superior of all other semi-weeklies
or weeklies. Issued Wednesday and
Saturday. l04 copies year, and
you get 1t for only
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some other BIZ Gums.

Lord Dniferin's fellow directors are
Whitaker Wright, who is well known
in connection with many companies;
Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Somerset Cough
Calthorpe, who has been colonel-in-
chief of the Fifth dragoon guards
since 1892, and Lord Pelham-Ciinton,
master of the queens household, and
son of the former duke of New
castle. Lord Dufferin holds 5000 shares
of the London & Globe, and 10000
British Americans.
The bee., 1901-01-03

Lisbon, Dec. 29.--Maj. Alexandra AL
berto da Rocha Serpa Pinto, the Afri-
can explorer, is dead. He was born
April 80, 1876.
The bee., 1901-01-03
Az to Tariff D1ties.

in requiring her to pay tariff du-
ties on imports from foreign countries
we did only what we did with Lousi-
ana, Florida. California and all our
other territories; but in allowing her
to put these duties, when collected,
into her own treasury, for the sup
port of her local government, we did
what was never done before for any
body else; for in all other cases we
have not only required the payment
of these same duties, but we have also
required them, when they were col
ed, to be paid into the national treas
ury at Washington for the common
benefit of the whole country; and,
as to duties on commerce between
Porto Rico and the United States, we
did not levy IS per cent, but we per-
mitted 85 per cent. of then existing
rates on n number of articles, and the
whole duty on all the rest, and pro-
vided that the IS per cent. should be
remitted on and after March L, 1902,
or sooner, If the legislature of Porto
Rico shall so provide, and that in the
meanwhile all collections of this is
per cent, both there and in the Unit
ed States, shall be paid over to Porto
Rico for her own support. We made
this provision because it was the easi-
est and least burdensome way possi-
bic to raise Indispensable revenue for
their government, and not because it
was in any sense of any benefit to
either our government or our people.
Porto Ricans Satisfied.
''Thc Porto Rican legislature is now
in session, hut neither that body nor
any member of it. nor anybody else,
has taken any step to repeal or alter
the tax system so imposed by con-
ercss. On the contrary, all con-
cerned alike testify to the highest
satisfaction with what congress has
done, and the request will be almost
unanimously made that the provisions
enacted may be continued, If not in
definitely, at least until some salts
factory system of proper taxation
may be substituted.
Internal Revenue Exemption.
ain addition It should be stated that
congress, also, in the same generous
spirit, exempted Porte Rico from all
internal revenue taxation-anothcr
favor never before extended to any
part of our people anywhere.
"Yes. it is tue that the legislation
for Porto Rico was DEPARTURE but
1t is not true that it was a departure
from correct principles
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Lord Dunerin involved.

The chairman of the London &
Globe Finance corporation, limited, is
the marquis Of DufYerin and Ava, the
former governor-gencral of Canada
and British ambassador at Paris. The
failure of the concern of which he is
the head adds one more sorrow to
the closing chapter of his life, for
he is to-day preparing to start for
South Africa, in company with Lady
Dufferin, in consequence of the Sc
ricrg condition of his son, Lord Fred
eiicA Temple Blackwood, the lieuten-
ant in the Ninth lancers who was
wounded Monday at Glenfontein. 1t
is scarcely year ago since Lord Duf-
ferin lost his eldest son, the ear; of
Ava, who died at Ladysmith. He is
now cucompassed by family grief, tc
which are added these serious finan-
cial troubles.
The bee., 1901-01-03

Cincinnati, Dee. EX-SENATOR j. b.
Foraker has made Il reply 20 he re-
cent speech NJ Ann Arbor. Mica. of
former President benjamin. Harrison,
ia which Mir. Harrison criticized the
Porto Rican policy of the government,
charaeierizng 1t as a departure from
correct principles. In speech before
the Manufacturers club of this city,
Thursday night, Senator Foraker said
on TINS point:
Questions Before Supreme Court.
"All the questions arising upon the
Porto Rican legislation are soon t6-be
passed upon by the supreme court.
For that reason j do not care to dis
~uss them at this time, but it is il
order to say that the view taken by
congress, as reflected by that legisla-
tion, was creditable to the generosity,
the patriotism and the Industrial
spirit of the American people. We
found Porto Rico as poor as poverty
could make her. She had no money,
no credit, no system of taxation of
any kind. She wanted civil govern
ment, and a revenue to support it.
We gave her far more liberal civil
government than was ever given to
any territory prior to the civil war,
so far its participation in it by her
people in concerned, and we dealt by
her more generously, in providing
support for that government, than
we have ever yet dealt with any ter
ritory,
The bee., 1901-01-03
REPLY 70 GEN. harrison.
Senator Foraker, of Ohio, Replies
to Ex-President Harrison's
Ann Arbor Speech.
IlE DEFENDS our PORTO RICAa POLICY

Ferto Rico, He sGyc. HAS Been Dealt
with More LiberaIIy than Ans
other Acquired Territory Of the
United states, and that Porto
HicnEs are Satisfied.
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IINEA REGULAR DE uAPORE< 9
coRREos DE LOS,E =, u
FL VApl)R S JUAN,
sALDRA FL % De ENER0
Adnite oarga = pasajeros
Los Vopones
"PoRFoRIco" Y aLoi6FElIoW
Ell GERME'N
de Ia febre amarilla
I'm Do en- Ia HIBANA /,

4 -
Habana, Enero 8. La comlsi6n
americana designada por el Gobier.
no, ha descubierto el gArmen de rs
febre amarilla. s3
El g6rmen es IN parasitic no
una bacteria como generalmenteBe ne
suponfa.
No Sc anunciar& ofcialmente el
descubrimiento hasta que el expe-
jdientesno haya sido entregado d md
dico General del Ej4rcito que fu6 ell
que orden6 Ia investigation.
Las pruebas son concluyentes.
La teorfa del mosquito ha sido
probada hasta Ia saciedad & los CEN
tenares de facultativos da 10 Hahn.
na, que han presenciado los expert. !.
mentos en- diferentes ocasio1es.
En- dias pasados la comision hi
20 el experimento con un mono, ha .
ciendo que 10 please nm mosquito
que estaba infestado Sc l6 desa-
rroll6 u fiebre amarillo y muri6
Contindan Has investigaciones y
cada dia hay ~ pruebass que con.
f1rman 10 ya ae&hsRdo.
I'm sistefha {Ddfeal en- el trato
de Ia fiebre, asf como So extirpaci6n,
ser& el probable resultado de los
nuevos Observation-Disclosures. GA
(Del eJournal, de N. X
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A1o XL Num- 1914 zzss6n lla1 4 zII 41
nit
Y REP PRODU (l,I(JN
DE LOS ANIMALES.

~ ma oXc0k0nG0 pfaCtlc6 en- Ia an 4
gorda, es la de acostum brar siempre
al animal a consumir otros alimen,
tos que no sean los de la leche de la
madre.
Para este despues de una sema
ma Sc empiezRn q separar de la ma.
DIRE q los becerroe, teniendo cuidado,
con las ovejas sobre todo, que no
.comprendan 81 cambio qne con elias
Sc hace para su. alimento.
Para las yeguas " los becerros
Sc puede sustituir Ia leche de Ia ma
Dire con los granos de las tortas del
limo 8 los granos del limo molido,
pudiendose agregar un POGO de he
no de muy busna calidad y un POGO
de psja.
Debido 4 este m6todo los ANNA.
les jovenes recibirAn un suplemento
de nutricion que harA su desarrollo
mas facil y mejor y ademAs no ha !.
bra, propiamente hablando, nadA de
destete, nj por consiguiente cam.
bios bruscos de Rlimentacion, siem !.
pre- nocivos los animales i0yenes.
Esta manera de proceder permie
te hacer economics de leche para
mimi Ia raci6n AZ ala aaann6a n,,a
- hsn tnnoSn - - s,nsto Ia rac;6,, 6r a; liz !.
mont;c;a % ona se g | los ofraca l. az dac;r I
al cabo de- cuatro & cinco semanas.
La nutrici6n de los animales is .
venes debe comprender sobre todo
materias albuminoides y minerales.
FL fosfato de cal es i'm elemento
indispensable para la formation del
~ no roos A. Fosfa+o Sa cal ,,rec; !.
-,;ta5o sahar. 400 los hocarros <
f ~ oramns - nor cahasa . - nor dfa : .
.nara 1os oorderoe 3 q gr.nors -
Esta adici6n do fosfato cansa mn
oastn nodomna dec;r ;nsirnificanta
e % avita Il rannit;smn dol animal as
aecir ma nSrd;da mnu anraciah,a
La adicion de sal is raci6n q
un POGO menos de Ia dosis de fosfato
da igualmente buenos resultados, &C
tiyandu las funciones whales de los
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"a fabrication
de helQullas
en- los Esta aldas.


Aun1 hCE ~ alana.
bre charoIado u r..
mo de joyerf il1naoss aQuK ain en-.
barge INNS breve reseaa do1procedi.
miento ampleado en ~ fabricaci6n
por ser, ,intere.al
1.as hoNqnt!las se hAcen en aQual
Pels aemp pleendo pars. ole aa aylds
aesia meQ nanarla; para !aprlearaas =
no Day maauan especial sano q.
cada faba acante hacas rus mAQniaaa
ssegdn las ideaaqu tiene AeerOA del
mejor m6t0do dc prodncir horqui. .
Has; las m4quinas, sin embargo, ION
aatomAtieas y mny comp plicadas. III
alambre. que se tiene n roNos, %
pone en los tamboKesT lentr&s se
deaarrolla sc alimentA Antom4bica
mente en.la m6qnina end derea6ndose
durante e operaci6n huego que
esta derecho pass por deealo de dos
cucnliIos que 10 cortan gel tamano
neeesarao u mlsmo plemPo ae g
can puma.
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h[Ulebles.

Se verde nm juego de nnebles
cohs tente en- ajuar do sal9 de ha.
bitaciones, comed0r cooinA, si ct
que los compre Interest," la casa an
quese encuentran dichosf mnebles,
sc le sede en- aIqui1er; siendo 6sta
capaz para una numeroe1 familiA.
Calle San Francfsc0, esquin&
Tamsl1ndo altos. =.s5s.s.
Informaran San Jnsto 81, Esqui
na Fortalesa bajos.
S so--11
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CUBA

DE CUBA
neenio UNION, Jos6 Lessna Y Larrea.
s s e STA. GERTRUDIS, NJ y A. G.
de Mend0xa, C&rdenAs.
@ Y SAN PEDRO, Antonio FernAn-
zE ], ADELlA, Lozaya Cie: Caibarien,
y Sta. Catalina. JosA Carb6 = Pl6,
CaibArien.
Toledo, Franchise NJ. DnrAnonA.
- :, PLAY, FSrmin a. do Goicoochsa. :
=. San Agnstfn. Jsan Joes. Arfiose-
Il, ElaAlHAdor. Emilio Vs1ry 6ogna.
4 Belen11 n {.
Z Porfuga aaste, sossro Escarsa, Cien-
fnegos.
San Ramon, sociedad An6aima.
Manzanil1o.
Diana, sucres de Dona,' criatina
Sta. Catalina, Eduardo Abreu,
j" Narcisa. Mariana Z. Artis, Cal
barien.
Tinguaro, The American Sugar
Co, C6rdenas.
" Josefta, jose Flores Estrada,
!" Sta. Isahet, G. la Rosa.
,, Lfmones, Emilio Terry.
+" Caracas; Rnilio Terry Hermano.
Loterfa, Rsfael Hernandez de Cas-
trO. = - ~.
Aleancia. condesa de San Fernan-
Hormiguero. Hormiguero, Central
Co., Hormiguero.
Manuelita, Javier Regueray y Acea.
!" Zaza, Viuda de Zulueta.
F." Sta. Filomena, Leendro Soler.
I" Elisalde, Alberto Rroch.
/" Feliz, j. Piedra yCia,
- Parque Alto, Fowler Cia.
i" San Jose, Sta. Catalina Lacoste.
Z" Carload, Viuda de Carrera.
+" Dos Hermanos, Nicolas 8. Acea
Cienfueg0s.
!" Maria, Adrien G0nsoul1n.
+" Ramona, a. f. ArcchavAleta.
San Gabriel, Federico Lambri!lo.
{ Fs, joss Maria Espin0sa,. Caiba-
ri6n.
Pillar, Herederos de Durafiona.
Mercedita, The Mercedita Sugar
Co., OkbaaIAs.
Espada, Viuda de zulueta.
eoncepoi6n, Manuel Luciano
sanIsidro, i; Marco Antonis Tonga.
& San Antonio, Mamerto Pulido.
Couchita, Juan Pedro Bar6.
Altamira, Antonio Ortiz, Caiba-
= Aleorta, jose Maria Montovsn.
Las Cafias, Adolfo g. Muf1oz, Las
san aona6lo, Joaquin Guell de
Rent6.
Puerto, jose r. Blanco.
Perseverancia, Miguel Dfaz, Car
denas.
< Chaparra, Latour CO.,
San Miguel, Pedro Lab0rde.
e Esperancia, Francia y Uztaris. -
Esperanas, Viuda de Bar6.-
Z Z Esperanza, Francisco T. Macna-
do.
Orozco, Cipriano Picasa.
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Marca bolivar, cajas de 10 grt e.,
sas, sag, eaJeta tamaf1o granae incluso Sc
4 Ax corriente x54 <
Narca xEstrell famigera, de | 4
!. gruesas:
Gajeta tamai1o grande incluso se-
I10s & S5-85 en- oro
Sc yenden en- Ia Gale de Tet uan
ndm. 81.
Puerto -Rico.l2 Octubre de 1900.
Ms &C 80
Una guerrilla boer de 200 osolda.
dos, sorprendi6 en- Hanover nm tren
que conducts 80 soldados ingleses
que se defeudieron heroicamente
Despues de coparlos los pusieron
en- HbertAd.
Los Beers perdieron 81 muertos
y mas de 50 heridos y los ingleses
Is muertos = dpble ntmero de he.
ridos.
Dice nm colega que el Gomite
Republic1nos de Ponce ha revisado
III bill HollAnder - crOe que dehe
Deptado cobr1 r1ndose 900 un ne.
din por oisntD para 81 Tesoro y m
medic por GisntO para 81 MuGici.
plo.
La sociedad dc Mayagasz TIA
10 BlAnco pfepara para elllia 25
del actual m suntuoso bale de mas.
caras On aquel teatro
La sociedad de asaltos de Are
clio 1Hstrelaa f0dofNl1 a uFf,u0nA
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-
corted Dissr VI sscihnll Ill III IT. -.
aoEes don eFnando Gon4ales, don
n&ef Manuel Marin don JnettniA
'no ANAvelfn doh a ateo Olmo acu
eeaos Gel deI1to De njnrIasI grAves n:
s. > ~
= uaeano N egas atfOpelio Ayert
: lgida step3radA por cuyo mott-
yo tue conducldo q & ~ Preyencton'
s11'y = = oon..sno z 9 q 1oiasl =
Facundo EcteYarria fu4 con-
dnctdo. aver q dep6aito por hallarse
en estado sc, ,embr lsgues, condenar-
doseie = 4 dollaf &c mnlta.
ss4saV 11e G onaen9ao. !. 4 n q ~ dlas
sde { 49, rer nando HooIae eue3 19or
nuIso au1 aooreIoi z JOSS sanonez
Vecino ae 5anturce
Ia s M Il.s Las Snu Sur
~ ueAa Aauo nih - ilaus e iaAO, POx estaIs uur ~
miendo enel carrousell do los cabA
sllitos.
Hov innas- dia, "a .aai6n al
nna.tro - an nisnto @ - ~ "a S.s,a nns,Sn =,
=raanirse esta. nor encontrarsa enfer
~ 3. 0tns,' '.1 .uouS ullsn Ss'ss qss
ee1l passs ~ y 2 n.nes 81
anr huftor de nm pafnelQ dpI
1skE 1 NJ ! naiIius 50 g fts III "a
q o.
.7s :. !: !. = ], !
Aysl ouclo en y l9ies,s .oe
49, 81 .lAus. ahlussl ,s,llo sssnol Iasto ss
az - sllO06alSs QQ0 b u 0A1s1uO I'LL
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.SAJ0NA.

De los ca>os mas notable de ex
centricidad ha sido uco el de uu Ii
co comerciante americana de Bos.
tom Su manera de divertirse era
robarse asi mismo.
Ponfa una casa en- las afueras de
la poblaci6n y tenfa en- ella muchos
crialos destinados q guardian Ia fin
ca, los cuales conociendo las excen.
tricidades de su amo y que serfan
despedidos 81 este lograba robarse,
vigilaban constantemente la casa
Sc procuraban buenos perros.
Ell rico comercfante Sc disfraza'
ba de mil maneras para rOndar su Ca.
sa aprovechar cualquiera oca sion
fl de escalar y robarse. Cuando
conseguia su intento Sc llenaba de
gran satisfaction, pero despedia q
los criados por no guarda. bien su
finca. Si 10 .cogian infraganti re-
compensate q sus servidores, pero
quedsba p1ofundamente disgustado
de ST mismo.
Esta aicion SO la quito un hecho
que alguna vez tenia que sucederle.
Estaba escalando un balloon y ya
Sc encontraba mitad de la escala
cuando paeo una ronda de policia, Ia
cual viendo aquel individuo escalar
Ia casa 10 crayeron un ladron, y co..
mo eltratase de llegar al be Icon
un policfa cogio el extreme de Ia es :.
| Gala y la zarande6 tan violentamen
te quee el supuest to ladron cay6 al sue.
10 recibiendo' un tremendo golpe
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psro los policias, creyendo que ira.
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berbia paliza. A los gritos del apa.
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les aseguraron que era el amo de
ID casa y que Sc .estaba divirtiendo.
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liza estuvo enfermo muchos dias y
se le quitaron las ganas de sdiver.
tirses
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srtistica -.
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nuturalidad y parecido Sc hacen por todos
los procedimientos modernos.
Sus ampliaciones al Platino son una es-
pecialidad dc la Casa y las de color son la III,
TINA noyedad, todo obra de este taller.
Las demas fotograffas de Ia Capital ador-
nan sus exposiciones con ampliaciones hechas
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Casa 4 todo el que Sc hace una docena dc Im-
periales en- su Exposition en- LA Mallor-
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