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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-15

''Resols ed. That we accept the gauge
of battle cast by this, our former SER
want but now cur would-bs master; and
while we regret the necessity of such a
contest and engage in 1t with no spirit
of eaptious opposition to railroads, as
We recognize them, when properly con-
trolled, to DO useful auxillaries. in the
development end gcowth OF our country
We, however, enter into 1t with hope and
determination, pledging TO the cause cur
earnest support.
I'VE rejoice that 1t is to be an open
fight, as it will enable us to distinguish
cur friends from our foes, to draw the
line between those who put the welfare
of all the people of the state above the
sordid reach OF tho unrestrained insati-
ate greed Of this foreign-taxing power
which is sapping their prosperity, drain
ing them of their substance and bllghtlng
alike the farm, the factory and the store
I'VE rejoice that the fight is To be made
upon facts as the facts will show that
the people of Georgia. who have a rail-
road commission elected by the people
and under their pay, with adequate laws
to enforce its orders, pay from DO to 70
per cent less on shipments of local freight
In that state than do the people of Ala
bama on similar freights In this state
whose commission Is appointed by the
Governor and paid by the railroads. and
who have not adequate laws to regulate
freight rates between the people and the
railroads. The facts will further show
that a farmer In south Alabama ships
his products into the state of Georgia and
then ships them back by his home In or
der to reach the market in Alabama The
facts will also show that with fair freight
rates IN Georgia the farm lands In that
state are worth from 80 to so per cent
more than the same class of lands In
Alabama under the Fl eight rates exacted
in this state.
Are Not Dismayed.
I'VE are not dismayed by the threat
that the other railroads in Alabama are
to be lined UP against the people in this
fight, and that the fight is to be a vigor-
Gus one. We expected nothing less from
the alien owner of these railroads who,
moved by his greed. has formed a gigan-
tic trust, combining all Of the railroads Of
tho country under one management, and
Is now laying his hand upon the ocean,
seeking to place it under tribute TO his
cupidity and avariee. A railroad trust is
no less dangerous or extortionate than a
bee4 trust.
This fight should be made to the finish,
for 1t ought to be determined once for
all, whether the people of Alabama or
j. Pierpont Morgan. through his rail-
roads, will control the political policy of
the state.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-15
Aceepts cauae ID Rattle.

inevitable result II the railroad is sue
eessful In the conflict therefore be It
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10
MEN ARE SCARCE.
The Labor Situation in the State Grow.
ing Desperate.

Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Reports are being received almost
daily of the growing scarcity of
threshers. Labor has been scarce all
fall, and when threshing operations
started the situation was even more
aggravated than during the harvest.
To make the situation even worse now
many of the laborers are returning
from the threshing operations aud
heading for the lumber camps.
Wages have been good this fall, the
average being from 50. so to 81. rs and
So per day, and the most of the men
have made good stakes. The wealth
er has generally been good. The
men, many of them, have therefore
made nice little sum and are anxious
to work later, as the mornings are
getting cold and accommodations in
the new section of the state out west
are not very good, the men in many
instances being compelled to sleep in
straw stacks or wherever they can find
shelter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10
HOSPITAL BAZAR.

The ladies of Devils Lake will give
a grand bazar for the benefit of Mercy
Hospital on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 2s, 80 and 80, in the
second story of the Brennan block
near new city hall. All who have
watched the progress Of the magnifi-
cent structure being erected in Devils
Lake by the Sisters of Mercy will
readily appreciate the difficulties of
the undertaking and tho courage and
devotion that can accomplish such re-
suits. Owing to the great develop
ments in 1902, the hospital will cost
far more than was anticipated. It
was supposed that $15, 900 would be
sufficient to erect hospital suited to
the needs of the district, but the
building will cost at least $50, 900.
The ladies of Devils Lake have gener-
ously consented to devote their valu-
able time and skill towards the sue.
cess Of the hospital. Let us all pat
ronize the bazar and encourage them
in their laudable enterprise. All
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10
COST OF RURAL DELIVERY.
Estimates For Service For Next Fis cal
Year Are Framed.

Washington, Sept. 2a.-The esti-
mates for the rural free delivery SER
vice for the next fiscal year to-day
were finally framed. The aggregate
$12, 655, 800, net increase of $5, 1875,
400 over the appropriations made for
the current year. The estimates in
clqde the following items: Pay of
letter carriers, $12, 600, 900, an increase
of $5, 900, 900; ten division superinten-
dents, at So, 500 each per annum, in
place of seven special agents in charge
of divisions; four special agents, at
81, 800 each IA new grade); thirty
special agents, $16, 600, an increase of
fifteen in number; fifteen special
agents, at $1,4OO; fifteen special
agents, at 81, 300 each; ffy-six route
inspectors, at 81, 200, aggregating $67,
200, decrease of $21, 900; per diem
for seventy nine special agents and
fifty-six route inspectors; increase Of
81 per diem for route inspectors, tota,
$3.50, 900, increase $29, 500; incidenta,
expenses, three division superinten.
dents, special agents, route inspectors,
livery hire, etc., $3.50, 90; incidental
expenses, including letter boxes, fur.
niture, straps, badges, etc., 5000, 600
clerks in division headquarters, $51, 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10
NINETY-ONE BUSHELS.
Such Is The Average Yield Of a 4o-Acre
Ramsey County Field of Oats.

Chas. Doyon, for whom the station
of Doyon, this county is named, owns
a farm Of several thousand acres in
Ramsey county. He has been farm
ing number of years and has made a
success of it. 1t may truthfully be
said that Mr. Doyon is business
farmer that is he conducts his farm
ing operations with the same care and
observation that man would put in
to mercantile store or any other line
of business.
This year Mr.. Doyon had 4O-acre
field of oats that threshed out 81
bushels per acre and which weighed
over 40 pounds per bushel. He had
a 200 acre field that averaged II
bushels per acre. These are mention
ed simply as instances of what ordi
nary care and pains will produce in
this country. Mr.. Doyon had several
hundred acres of wheat that averaged
over 25 bushels per acre and graded
No. hard.
Mr.. Doyon says he would not ex
change his land, as a revenue pro
ducer for an efU0' acre land in Hi
nois. That is today he can make
more money farming his Ramsey
county farm, acre for acre. than can
be provided produced from $100 acre
land in Illinois, all things considered
And yet there are people who claim
that land as good as Mr.. Doyon's is
too high at $25 or $50 per acre.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10
MAKES HOMEsTEADs.
The Irrigation Bill An Epoch Making
Public Land Law.

Minneapolis Journal.
From interviews that appear in the
papers from time to time it is becom-
ing apparent that people outside of
the arid or semi-arid country are be-
ginning to understand that irrigation
will benefit all parts of the country.
Minneapolis is in the humid belt, but
what is good for Montana and western
North Dakota is good for us, very
directly. The time is coming when
Senator Hansbrough, of North Dakota
will be very proud of being the father
of the irrigation law. It will surely
be recorded in history along with the
homestead law as an epoch making
public land law. It has truthfully
been described as a new homestead
law. But it goes further than the
old homestead law, because it makes
the homesteads.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10
A BRILLIANT STRANGER.

The Bismarck Palladium says: On
Wednesday morning, about o'clock,
one of the most brilliant displays ever
witnessed in the heavens took place.
At that hour ball of fire as large ap-
parently as the sun and as luminous,
suddenly appeared in the armament
almost at the zenith and in slow
zig gag curse fell to the horizon in the
north. AS the body descended, green
and red sparks like those seen from
rocket were thrown from the body in
grand display. Behind the moving
stranger was trail of light, of a
green and red cast of great brilliancy
extending far up in the heavens.
After the sphere had dropped below
the horizon there remained in its
tracks white Cloud which apparent
ly emitted smoke from it's edges,
which remained for from Is to 80
minutes until it gradually faded away
and was lost to sight. Many were
awakened by the strange but beauti-
full phenomena. It's light was so
vivid as to give to the earth the ap-
pearance of being enveloped in flames.
Many were frightened by the unusual
sight in day light Others stood in
awe and admired the beauty of the
scene. The spray Of beautiful colors
which surrounded the aerolite was of
surprising granduer.
The fact that Kane saw this phe-
nomena at clock in the morning is
sufficient proof that it was dream
In all his long residence in Devils
Lake no one ever saw Kane up at 5
o'clock in the morning unless it was
when he was just going to bed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10
General heW$.

VIM. Yer Bryck, a we'll known
portrait artist, died in Milwaukee last
week
1t is said that the Northern Pacific
will sell all it's franchises in Manitoba
to the Canadian Pacific.
Wooden sidewalks, billboards, un-
garded building material are being
stolen for fuel in Chicago by the poor.
The sugar beet harvest in Minnesota
shows the average to be twelve ton
per acre. Farmers get S4. so per ton
for the beets.
Naglyanpe, full blooded Sioux
Indian from Fort Shaw, Mont, has
just been elected leader Of the mum
cipal band of Carlisle, Pa.
Miss Alice Hay, second daughter Of
Secretary Hay, and James W. Wads-
worth, of Genesee, N. Y, were
married Wednesday, September 80.
The city reservoir at Camden, New
Jersey, broke Friday morning, releas-
ing 5000, 900 gallons of water causing
much damage. 1t will cost the city
$25, 900 to repair the damage.
Fifty men, including track men,
section crews, two logrolling crews,
and one train crew, employed on the
Beldenville Hardwood Lumber COM
pany's railroad, Wisconsin, are out
on strike.
In Minnesota the apportionment of
state tuition fund is based on school
attendance instead of population.
In Polk county 1900 pupils failed to
attend school the required number of
days, and now the county is out
nearly 81, 600.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-10-10

correspondence and offers of contribu
tions and cooperation should be adj
dressed to Mrs. Joseph Denoyer and
Mrs. Edward Flynn, who have charge
of the bazaar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Mas oobre
nNsstroS MtseEpeS

con guSo hcnoS sSliao qae q noard &c
O'lfas fIb,icss. Ascs diss cue .osu'6 q prosss-
iascS;o para "a nepasacida oc Jos ocSic-fec.os
,cs.i1-saoS 81 a muei,e Por & vapor 'Arka-
dia". Qae pson;o ssf& gna vsrd@d ess Tepa
Taci6a
Con rcspccso al asoo y lirnpioza &c toda oSa
-oaa. sahemcS iambtn que este servscio a. hoy
&c IA cNcluSiva ceNpcscncis DE- AyUuianiIen:o
& !. es.a capital. este : a BasTd de Sanidad,
la. sobre este pan,o. oncsminsdo nues'ro edi-
io-ial ~.Su,S,roS Muelles" que iascr;amos en Ia
eaic;dn de T. del cor ier;e
Pero. ~ IS 'o'o a siynpiezl lie los muellcs
"A ore c.tf cmr'c,amen'e desatCndico hay
ademaso.rai-lsSe de i!napicza qac hay cue eiec.
uar que por cieito corresponde ianbien
iuestro Alunici pio
Nos refcriuoS ( 10. tlhls para el alcania-
iinado de es,a capital. que han sido desecha6oS
Dor delecgos dc rcirra imp-rfeccioaeS de
construction. V cue permaneoen uno y o;ro dia
sobre los muelles, entorpeciendo el traiico dc
arros hasia las eracones dc carga y des-
carga ie los buques
no podrfa la Municipalidad disponer que
sc remuevAn esios obsi aculos, rara que Ia via
piiblica quede expedita, facilit andose las ope-
raciones del conercio?
Nosotros creenos que 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
viva el placer!

llardia WI ga
Bah Bien saben los j6ve les que las for
i;a 1;an que nan &c encontrar sus compatriotas
disPueStoS secundar la hermosa idea de cele--
orar Ia Ia lesta de la dulce patrona de Espafia.
D-neIo entuslasmo Sc necesitan el entu-
guardado en- las cajas de la Tesorerfa de Ia
Aouana, del que aun queda pueden disponer
los eSpanoleS para ce.ebrar sus tradiciones.
Ante el altar divine Sc eleva el espfritu
cristiano ivamos al temple
Al compass de Ia dauza arrobadora con-
,templando la faz de la mujer amada, Sc olvidan
las penaS vamos al Casino!
llo suave de la brisa que con las flores iugue-
tea' cerca, rnly cerca de las muieres que es-
taran eu los jardines del ''Olimpo', el coraz6n
Sc Sc, ensancha, Ia algeria surge cesa la melan-
cola: vamos a la Vrr6ena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
s-es5a a1Gz2gzesa

La Tesorerfa ha orjenado los Colectores
y Sub-co,ectores que desde, dsspa6s de Di-
cembre I. Q de 10 2, debep cobrar 4 todo con-
t1ouyente moroso, del aiIo econ6mico 1925,
que en- esa ffcha n haya liqudado el primer
SefqsStre de su contriblc0a sobre la propiedad
cue pozee Il cantidad del p8 mensual sobre
dlcna coatrioucl6n, en co1ce7to de scarqo,
autor.z2do Tor Ia Ley de Kentas Internas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
ReyiSGa, COY11iCa

En- China Sc ha descubierto
tina socjedad secreta,
para robarse chinitas
Y ponerlas luego en- venta...
La orasi6n Sc pinta sola
para conner chinas buenas.
~
Valdepares, perlodlsta,
chico iugenioso y poeta,
literato d'stinguido
de reputation inedita,
parece Sc ha dedicado
editar jurisprudencia,
pues le cansa va Ia gloria
y le agradan las pesetas,
aunque le sea necesario
el buscarlas pQr entregas,
ha tornado COZ elnps1lo
tan de a 7,rrdad la tarea,
dc ,larnos luz el Codigo,
en- forma que Sc agradezca,
por buena J por econ n6nica
que sc ha puesto hecho una fera,
porque alg1n amigo suyo,
de una manera indirecta
lie diera sanos consoles
que debio tomar en- cuenta,
Y no ponerse 4 chillarnos,
de manera tan funesta
para su reputation
de periodista de veras,
digo, de a a'erdaa.... dispense,
que Sc equivoca crlalquiera,
81 esta escribiendo de prisa
v en- el momento Sc ac1erda,
de que existe Tin Valdepares,
que dominando la lengua
castellana, Sc ha ernpefIado
en- inventar formas nuevas,
de pericdistas, va fe
que me gusta la fnanera....
iValdepares ae a Seynaa;
los demas somos de veras!
GEDEoN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Aguas Buenas

Durante los cuairo primeros dias de Ia Sc
mana ha loyido muchfsimo, dando la humedad
que era tan neCesaria. Durante los tres 1lti-
mos dias ha predominant I'm tempo bleno V
claro, dando la primera o,ortunidad para Ell
plantio general de tabaco en- este distrito. FL
cafe casi todo esta reoojido seco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Usssad0

Semana de l.uvias en- extreme. Les terre-
nos bajos han sido inundad0s por Ia creciente
del rio. La lluvia ha causado mucho dai1o al
tabaco de temprano tambien los semileros
de esta hoja. Las habichuelas daran TN rem
dinliento pequeilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
cN
SC1rG sgaFOrEsaac-6

~ D. -: ,r:eato 'c ASr;cu'tu-a dc los
Es:ad-S Trdos, en- 81 Boletin de Cir ,av Co.
Secnas dc Ia ofcina Meteorological c Puerto
~, g. res :,,.e3 !, Ia >, mana que terri ,in6
'n q" NH'""''1'~a 10 'oo' oilr'i~a - r,o.i las
gus Aoy lnseTtamoS, resrtc.O a las coSechas en-
distintos pueblos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Club Gle gyissnnasEa

Sc proponen establecer unO varios
lovenes puertorriquefos y americanos,
residences en- San Juan.
Con tai motive, el lunes proximo
celebraran la primera junta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Il GeleIQ| B0Il0, TegTeS0 d AITiCl
Quiere acompanar al MiniStro.
Compahero de Mr. Chamberlain

Nueva York, microbes Noticias
cablegraficas recibidas Ell esta ciudad,
de Londres, avisan que el General
Botha, ha manifestado sus prop6sitos
de regresar al Africa del Sur acom-
panando q Mr., Chamberlain, en- su
viaje a traves de las nuevas C9lonias.
FL general Botha, dice queal lado
de Nc Chamberlain, podra pres.ar su
pals, grandes servicios, 81 el Ministro
de las colonias atiende sus observa-
clones.
Los companeros del hGroe, han
manifestado su conformidad con el
prOyeCtO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Cuando Calderon 10 di TO-.

Dice TN diari, americana:
" La mujer puertorriquefia ha ganado mu-
cho bajc la autordad americana
Las maestras de instruction reciben hoy
ALI ell mismo suedo que los maestros, que es
mas de 10 que pueden pedir los profesores en-
los Estados Unidos.
En- Ponce hay una inspectora ORA en- San
Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
ID huG|g0 del GORDON So eIfalle
Alemania tambien
T6meSe que eXista una liga international
de minerOS

Nueva York, Miercoles-En Ale
mania sc han declarado en- huelga los
obreros que trabajan en- las minas de
carbon, 10 que hace temer que el mo-
vimiento de trabajadores nlineros sea
universal.
Las huelgas sucesivas de los Es-
tados Unidos, Austria, Francia V aho-
ia Alemania hacen temer esta monu-
mental coaligaci6n de trabajadores.
No Sc han prnducido deeordcnco
de ning1n genero.
Hay mas de diez mil hombres en-
huelga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
10 GiTlUIO de CORHCiO
de NHGTO York
Fl ednicio - lnaugur6 aver
No fue el principe alemin.

Nueva York. Mtrcoles Aver
inaugur6se el ediiicio dc la Camara
dc Comercio dc esta ciudad.
II acto fuG solemne V animado
en- extreme.
FL edificio es suntuo:o Y tiene off
cinas muy bien distribuidas
Hay un departamento que sewira
de exposition permanente.
Las fiestas celebradas para la inau-
guracion del edifcio han sido esplen-
didas
FL Principe Enrique, dc Prussia, no
estuvo presente en- la fiesta, como Sc
habia anunciado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Bales de artesau,os

Los seiio1es co.. h'ioenle Cruz. de- Marcel
Rcscs silva d.n l,... X. IA gen; T, Al -
coa Jaaa. Ni''arueva 9 do- Isahelo Rod IA
to:':aa u oo-,,ie'6n que Ia DC encas gars, de
ar lies 'o4,s rs doaniagos en- 4. Pa, ,ie
"Borinquen
!. @oin,go iiCNir'o ',;.'.t cfoco eliri-
L; 7 BILE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12

Nueva York, nliercoles.-Dice I'm
cablegrama llegado de Madrid, que el
81, Sagasta ha ofrecido al Monarca
constituir el nuevo Gabinete en- plazo
breVisimO.
Don Alfonso llam6 nuevamente
al senor Sagasta y lie encomend0 la
formaci6n de TN nuevo ninisterio.
FL senor Sagasta, dijo que tai vez
seria precise prescindir en- absolute
del concurso del General Weyler. El
Rey, asintio 10 manifestado por Ell Jefe
de los liberales.
La crisis quedara hoy arreglada,
quedando en- el poder el partido libe-
raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Santa T52 ID eI
Nov:e rbrc, II De 1902.

El gremio de panadcros, que hace pocos
1neses fu9 organizldo en es,e pueblo que era
una esperalza de baen exi,o entre sus iunda-
doTes, Sc ha disue'to en- es'os dfas, por DISCUS
tos suf2ldos entire S,is miembros.
~ Una escuela nocurna para adutos,
ia sldo creada en- es;a localidad Coucnrre
Ella regalar tiin1 ero de educandos, siendo asis-
tida por los naaestros graduados don Zoilo Gra-
ca Zayas don Enrique Colon BAerga.
CORREspo SAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Los Gl|lgils laiHjallNS
Tn articulo senSaciona

Nueva York. mi rc les --Ccmcn-
lndo IL manifestation =, Minis
no Drtug-s, &c iris. al Pr~s:dente
l,ooso yelt, sobre el asun:o de les colo
MAS Gel Sur de Africa. Ina escrlto lie
tTaul,is Que Portugal sc enc;.Si::-a
en- eI dc1cr &c rc.-Gc-c ro.,.:1 1'c.,,c.tc
Il las pretensiones de Inglaterra Ale
mania. vendo hasta donde fue Espaia.
81 eS neceSarlo.
Francia. por su parte, esta obliga-
da favorecer a Portugal, tomando la
parte que lie corresponds en- ell concier-
TO Latino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12

Mr.. Cleveland fu6 tambien d la fiesta
Los embajadores extranjeros


Nueva York, miercoles.-Numero-
sas representations de todas las fuer-
zas vivas del pals, llegaron a Nueva
YORK, para aslstir a la Inauguration
del ed1tlclo de la Camara de Comercio.
Iamb1en estuvo presente Mr. Teodoro
Roosevelt, Mr.. Cleveland y los emba-
jadores de las potencias.
FL Presidente regreso anoche a
Washington.
MIR. Roosevelt, ha sido aclamado
por el pueblo de la Gran Ciudad
Sc dirigio al sitio donde ocurri6 e1
fuego Ell el puente nuevo de Broo-
klyn.
Al Presidcnte V al cuerpo diplo-
matlcO Sc les ha ofrecido un regio
banquete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
Pos EmA q
A ABARREIRO.-CAtITAL.

Mientras sale Ell Carnaval
para hacer ntiestro delete,
ruega!e al Sun que te afvi.e,
pefo que no 10 h4ga mai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12

oten las pero cualesqu.eras que sean
] y re ultados dc estos rumores no 81
podr5 culpar Portugal de ellos.
II imperiu de u fuorza g alDra
sober no C 4 TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-12
NOtaS TriSteS.
wzz~zwAD><<u<wux-~-r-uzuu
N-x-.sY -

la fallccido en san Juan q in, ligcn,e
lahoEl - professor &c instruction psil4ies. Ion
jose Lcon,ic Rodrigrez.
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