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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Wants to Know =
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The Record office replies to many
letters every year asking for informa.
tion about Canon City. Here Is q
sample request which shows how lit
tie information people in the east
have about our country. 1t also
shows in what roundai ont way people
may learn Of a town.
Nunda. ILL.,. April 3, 1908.
Mr.. Hardy:
Will you please excuse the liberty
take in writing to you, but We are
anxious to know more about your city
and yours is the only name we know.
SO we ask you for information. Got
your address from Riverside, Cali
fornia paper in which was copied your
letter to the Record about Riverside
Enjoyed your letter very much rs we
have spent two months in Riverside
and liked it very much, aud If your
city compares as you say it does,
think it's the place we would like,
but how about your winters and dc
you have severe electric storms, earth
quakes or tornadoes?
Have read that Colorado climate WAS
snre cure for asthma, do you consider
that statement true, as that is why
am Obliged to change climate. In
your letter you speak of good water
also soda springs. Are soda springs
in town OF where one could get II
daily? Mother has stomach trouble
and soda water has been recommended.
How large a place is Canon City
Have you good schools and churches
You spoke of apples in YOUR letter,
what other fruit do you raieY ''Dc
you have fieas?'' Dare / ask wi-ai
are the drawbacks? don't expect
to find everything perfect II yot
will be so kind as 10 answer this, yot
will be doing a great favor to us
How does your climate compare witt
Colorado Springs, people go there fo'
asthma? How about hous's. l mean,
would one have any difficulty in find
ing home? Houses are very scare,
here at present. Is shere chances fol
loaning money and what per cent,
will not ask any more questions fol
fear you will be disgusted and quit
Yours Truly,
Mrs. II. Freye.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Planting, Pruning and Propogating
by Cattings and Suckers

we'll to mix q pint of table salt with
the earth that is to fill the hole they
are to stand in, it will destroy the
earth worms that feed on the gum of
peach trees by soaring the roots.
Common salt IN reasonable quantities
will always invigorate peach trees
and prevent the yellows.
1t is good time now to propagate
gooseberry and currant bushes from
cuttings. Last years growth must
be used They require shady place
where they can be kept damp until
they are will rooted Cuttings are
to be preferred to suckers, as they
produce much finer fruit.
The fruit from rooted suckers is al
wavs small and although abundant i.
of inferior quality.
In pruning these bushes the sam.
rule that applies to apples holds good.
The best fruit comes from new wood
therefore. the old wood should be cr,
away taking care to keep the crown
of the bush open and not allow crowd
ing of old wood and young shoots. By
careful pruning full crop of fin.
fruit can be obtained every year from
vigorous plants.
Raspberries are gross feede,s. They
are benefited by rich multching bott
forked in and laid around the roots to
conserve the moisture.
Pruning small fruit bushes is ~
important, for improved quality oI
fruit, as it is for trees; remembering
that it is the new wood that give
the best results; remove all old wooo
that crowds or interferes and make
shade. where sunshine is required t,
give flavor TO the berries.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Get Advance IN Wages.

As result OF series Of confer
ences between Manager Edson and the
trainmen of the Rio Grande system,
freight conductors and brakemen have
been granted 10 per cent raise in
wages, and passenger conductors and
brakemen an increase of i2 per cent.
The demand made by the men was
20 per cent and the figures granted,
taking into consideration other grants
is practically what they have been
battling for.
The negotiations with the engineers
and firemen are not yet concluded.
They have asked for a 10 and % per
cent increase in salary. Up to this
time there has been an agreement on
a basis of and ~ per cent, but
there = number Of details to be COM
pleted yet on some runs and the work
trains
Az soon as these cases are settled
the railroad will take up the claims
Of the railroad telegraphers.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
May Parallel Rock Island.

A dispatch from Las Vegas. New
Mexico under date Of the third inst.
says: Engineer +. NJ. Jones of the
Santa Fe reached this city today. re-
turning to Belen from TOO nile over.
land trip from that place to Syracuse,
Kansas.
The object Of the journey was to
investigate route for Santa Fe line
paralleltng the Rock Island through
the prairie country to a junction with
the Santa Fe Pacific via the short
line, now building eastward from Be.
len. Failing to obtain satisfactory
arrangement with the Rock Island,
the Santa Fe has about decided to
build the 700 miles necessary to give
it an air line to the coast and avoid
the mountains.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Answers to Queries.

/ Dyspeptic Husband Perhaps your
wife has been feeding you one of Mrs.
Rorer's meals at the break fast hour.
Admirer of Carrie Nation No,
the Reform party of Canon City
didn't want to take down the screens
to let in the flies.
Fresh Freddie IF you're going to
get ''stuck on something sweet' we
refer you for consolation to Miller.
where they're fresh every hour.
Dou biting Thomas: s:-You- COM
plaint would lead us to believe that
you are victim of hydrantina. Tell
your troubles to the Water Commits
sioner who will bring it up before the
council.
Homeseeker: After you get copy
of the Woman's Edition of the Record,
Jail door couldn't prevent your de-
sire to get here by the first train and
to here remain forever.
Sweet Alicia:-Go bury your sor-
row in your mothers kitchen. These
columns don't give advice ON the mat
ter of coaxing bonbons every evening
from 81 errand boy.
Employment Seeker Don't ask
Mr.. Hardy for q job. He's only the
proprietor. Call for the devil. He
will gusge your ability by the man.
ner in which you swing his broom.
Loving Brother in distress If
you re really about to ask the ques-
tion. think twIce, and don't take her
hands. This hydrant water in Canon
City is uncomfortable.
Angry Father:-We think you are
needlessly excited over the wherea-
bouts Of your son these warm even
ings. Look over at your neighbor's
gate you'll find him humming kitten
love melodies, to the accom- paniment
Of the crnckling Of wad of chewing
gum.
EnquirIng Charles In going out
walking with the girls for the first
time. we are prone to advise you as
to how to conduct yourself while on
the street. If we were as smart as
Edward Box, we'd advise you to take
u round trip to the Soda springs and
fill your eyes with observation.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

The members of Royal Gorge
Lodge. No. Z. Ancient Order United
Workmen, RECALLED themselves with a
smoker" and general good time Mt
their lodge room last Monday night.
1t was expected that Supreme Master
Workman Tate of Denver would be
present and would address the lodge.
but by reason of sickness in his FAM
lily he telegraphed his inability to be
present. Mr.. Tate has promised to
be here next Monday night, at which
time he will deliver an address before
the lodge.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

G This is the time of year when the
small boys stockings begin to scratch.
q Easter Sunday. every husband ex
poets the wife to do her duty by the
milliner.
q About the only thing that you
hear about some people is that they
have succeeded in life.
q Did you ever see picture OF
man angel? All we ever saw were
pretty women and babies.
q It's hard to decide which is the
prouder-the mother over her first
born, or the boy with his first pair o.
boots.
G The hens and the trusts seem TO
be hand iu hand in the doing of a
little missionary work by reducing the
price of eggs for Easter
G Civilization is advancing, all
right. The old fashioned young peo-
Pile who used to go to church only to
"cut up'' are in the minority.
O From the large committees which
are greeting President Roosevelt dur
ing his western trip. care must have
been taken to leave no one out.
u Don't believe we'd lose, it we
would offer ten dollars to every wo-
man who could repeat the text and
give a sketch of the Easter Sermon
q Perhaps the extra session" feels
that they will be called upon TO ten
der reception TO Carrie Nation +;
hence their delicacy about wishing TO
reconvene-
q The white mans burden in the
newspaper business is to say some
thing nice about q subscriber who has
left the community without paying
his subscription.
q We never could see why the mil
liners play such an important part in
Easter celebrations. The women who
visited the tomb ON the morn of the
Resurrection were bareheaded.
q If Colorado wants to act real mean
toward Kansas, it wonld be in order
to have Carrie Nation dry np' the
Arkansas river during her present So
jcurn in the state.
u A deep student of the Ladies
Home Journal is taught to adore
housekeeping in the way of cooking
truck which would put q laboring
man in the incurable ward of hos
pital. Nothing is said about the low
ing labor attached to dish washing
The spring meeting of the Fremont
County Teachers association will be
held in the assembly room of the Can
on City High school bnilding. Satur-
day April is- DR. 2. X. Snyder.
president of the State Normal school
will deliver an ADDRESS and a number
Of papers will be read by graduates
of the State Normal school. who are
engaged in teaching in this county.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09

Iu this series of articles it is our
purpose to suit the information given,
to the seasons, when complete. it viii
care ofsupplya yearly guide for the
q fruit orchard.
RCD McALPINE.
When planting young apple trees,
if the soil is poor. small quantity
of very rotten manure mixed with
some rich earth and one pound of to-
bacco dust should be we'll worked to-
gether in each hole. Stamp the earth
we'll down upon the roots.
1t is desirable to place layer Of
coarse mulch, or hay, on the surface
of the ground. close to the tree. to
protect the roots from the action OF
the sun and conserve the moisture un-
til the corn or other shade crop grows
sufficiently to protect the young trees.
lrrigate once in ten days. in dry
season, and keep the land well culti-
waited. Hoe all weeds down be-
fore they go to seed, As it is the
duty of the Fruit Inspector to exam
inc all young trees brought to this
place, we need not remark upon the
caution necessary to be observed in
looking closely at the condition of the
roots
Too great care cannot be exercised
in selecting healthy stock. Where ii
is possible to do so, samples of tn.
fruit of the trees from which the
crafts were taken should be seen. Toe
much is taken for granted by pur-
chasers of young trees; the statements
of an agent who has never seen the
nurseries he represents, who may be
the agent Of an agents agent, or some
other Irresponsible pesron, are fire.
quently accepted, and after two ol
three years care the stock proves to bt
worthless and false TO name.
II the same caution were used il
buy trees that is exercised in max
ing loan of money, it would result
in securing better methods in the
nursery business than are now prac'
ticed. The honest representative of 9
we'll known nursery has nothing tc
fear from q rigid ievestigation, he
rather deiires IL. Every orchardis'
owes it to himself and his neiRhbors
to secure the best that the market af-
fords.
Pear, cherry and plum trees re-
quire the sane care in planting as
apple. Although tobacco is not re-
qnired for tho protection of their
roots from insects it is valuable
multch.
Stone fruits. such rs cherry, plum
and peach produce better fruit. if.
at the time of trsnsplanting. care is
taken to cut the tap root. The
cherry requires deep planting; it
throws its supporting roots deep down
and should be planted so that it can
be watered in the middle of the rows,
rot close to the tree; every rootlet
the ground by water will, throw up
suckers which deprive the fruit OF
nourishment and will eventually de
stroy the graft. Cherry trees do not
require much irrigation.
When planting peach trees it il
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-04-09
Christ Church (Episcopal)

Services during Holy week every
day at 10 a. m. and 4 80 p. m.
Good Friday services at 10 40 n. m.
and 80 p. IN.
Easter services ms follows:
Sunrise 70 q. IN. Holy communion.
1880 q. m. Morning Prayer, SER
mon and Holy communion.
$3.50 p. m. Especial service for the
knights Templar.
400 p. m. Children's Easter festi.
val.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10
Cloaks Reduced to......S

We also have some c!oaks that have
been carried over. These have been
placed in two lots.
. LOT | consists of Ladies short and
long coats formerly sold at SO to sl4OO.
For this sale you may take CA IN
your choice for Only ........ @HTeVW
LOT 2 consists Of some older styles,
and have sold fully as high as lot one
but to dispose Of them we 60 mn
offer you your choice Only. .YGsWU
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10
Ladies' Small FErS

This is just the season for mutfs and
scarfs and our stock is in excellent con
dition. We are showing fur scarfs from
sl.25 to SIS each and muffs from 81 so to
to $1,000. There is 70 Christmas pres.
ent more acceptable than a nice set of
furs, and if you take advantage of this
you can save 33115 per cent,
We are Offering our entire stock of small
furs at 3 off from regular prices.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10
A Special Price On
Ladies' Ne(kWear.

We have a very large stock of all the
very latest novelties in Ladies' LACE
and EMBROIDERY COLLARS,
STOCKS and FOUR IN HANDS and
for this sale we will sell them to you for
just ONE HALF of the regular price.
These would make very acceptable
Christmas gifts.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10
Dry Go DIS Department.

This fall we are showing an excep
~tionally fine line of Dress Goods and
Dress Trimmings.
In dress goods we have nearly every
new shade in Cheviots. Poplins, Zibi-
lines, Satin Amazons, Serges. Whip
cords and Henriettas. Most Of these
goods are sponged and shrunk before
leaving the factory and we guarantee
eWA&y yard we sell to give the best of
sa tisfaction. In dress trimmings We are
showing tie late novelties in Drop
Ornaments, all over laces and braids
of all kinds.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10

You had better make your selections
early from this lot. 1t wont last many
days.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10
Ladies' and Misses CloakS

Ladies and MISSES Cl0akS
We still have over 100 garments in
stock and about one half Of them are
this falls styles. We have some beauti-
full numbers in the new loose effects and
also a IS good assortment of the very latest
corset fitting styles. These coats must
be- sold and we have decided to make a
deep cut.
We have placed all our very latest
Ladies' and Childrens' Cloaks in one lot
and for this sale we offer you a discount
of 1915 per cent. or q from regular
prices:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10

All prices quoted in this adver-
tisement are for
Cash Only.
All goods taken out On approval
will be charged at regular
prices subject to Discount if
paid on or before January End.
This rule is absolute. Don't ask
for discount if not paid by this
date.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10

This reduction means a saving to you
of at least IS per cent. and for this sale
we offer all Dress Trimmings at the
same reduction.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICE!

For this sale we will pay railroad fare both ways to patrons on the Hope
Branch. who purchase $500 or I'VE of merchandise. This will enable people
living at Ayr, Page, Colgate, Blabon, Finley, Sharon and Aneta to take advant-
age of this sale with very little expense to themselves.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-12-10

For this sale we offer all dress goods
at the following reductions:
IS CT. Dress Goods reduced OIL Cts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06
La ASOCIACIlIn DE pRACTICAl
TES, VISlT0 AVER AL CO.
BERNADOR.
PlDE Sc c @ ri 10 O NE Ia
MlJLTA Al. ST. Al LDRICE4,
PRACTiCANTE ASOCiADO.

La Asociaci6n de Practicantes de
esta ciudad, s6 persona aver en- III Pa
lacio de Santa Catalina celebrandO una
entrevista con 81 G0bernador Hunt.
Expusieronle varias consideraciones
v suplicaron & dicha autoridad que en-
vista de Ias CIRCUMSTANCES cue rodean
los successes que di6 lugar + que eI Tri~
bunal do Distrito impusfer& $50 de
multa al senor Aldrich, por las cues
tiones del La2areto, que le condone In
mnIta.
EI Gobernadcr, seg6n nuestros IN
forrnes, estudiark dadosamente el
easo " de sus frases se desprendi6 que
ser6n complacidos los practicantes aso-
ciados dc San Juan,
La union c0nstituye In fuerza.
Va hemos visto varies casos de indie
caci6n hecha por ID asociaci6n medica.
sin fiapse para nada en poIftica.
Hog tenennOs el primer case en- la
Association de practieantes.
Si todos lOs que representa- algo On
ell trabalo se uniegan, sarla ana garan-
tin para ellos v an estfmuIo para los
dem6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06
Ell ALCALIlE De Ii ClUDAD ES-
TADLECE REGIaS PARA
US0 De LIDS 90 l | Do IS

La Iectura de los contadores de aqua
y el pagO del consume de Ia Ynisma his
ocasi0nandO constAnEes di6cultades al
mismo Ayuntamiento especialmente
6 los prOpietarios 6 industriales Con
elobieto do evitar aquelIos entorneci--
nientos, ii sLiga de propiekariass
aometi6 ii Sir. Alcalde las indicaciones
que iuzg0 Oonvenientea para reglanen-
tar este importante serYiCio, hacicndolo
Ia Alcaldia, en- los t6rninOs aiQuien-
1es: con Id cuaI Sc cOnaigue la debida
reQuIaridad en- oh cobro del arnitrio
por 81 citado coneepto y 81 que no con-
tinu6n tales obst&culos.
He aquf Ia disposition del Sr Todd:
SCOnsiderado su endoBo carta de
26 del pasado en los Que detarminaba
In conyaniencia de cierbaa nedidaa re-
ferentes al servicio de C0ntad0ras do
aqua, partitip0 4 ". que desde Ii lee
tura que 80 practiuus en- ii actual mes
de Octubre dejar6n los Iectoreg los
tickets en- LIS casaa.
Es conveniente cue como no sera
possible aaten presentes giempre los
propietAriOs, d6n estes ennargo q al0u-
no de los inunilin0s pare cue inhergan.
Qa an 81 acto ds dicha lecture rec0ia
I'll expgeElo kinlxet. Este ssafalar& ID
lectura anterior, y 81 gasto en- 81 die
/ de- la Iec6ura.
Cnan6o e las reparaci0nes de fos
aparatos y afn de au rapcsici6n elIe
no ObedeCe naala fS "a harsn poa
cuenta Ia II Administrator.
xesEsect0 III AviaO da rgando es
n - H.. w.
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La lIerna hIsl0rIa dBI iagrQcarrlI
ds vanFIIf j sI gIIlI-
Co do Ia fanz.


Hace dias que buscarn0s inEornes
que ofreeer al pfblieo aCerca del asun-
to de la concession hecha & los seFfores
NandergriH. parece natural uuo 60
conozca oil estado de los trabajos anun-
ciados, reanunciadoa y requete anun-
ciados.
Pues bien: n0ts5n ot 0U
rs ID frase de moda hoy On Las Off
cinas.
Todo yace en- 81 misterio (estilo de
lOs noVelistas y cuentiatas.
Los rum0res que hasta nosotrcs Ile-
gan y cue deben ser al0o exa arsdos,
dicen que Ii ciEada compafI fIia, ofreci6
Conao Eanza Ka garaaatla de ma compa-
fila lial de los d. U. que su vez fue
Garantizada por otFa de igual cIase.
Pero seg6n rumores aquella c0mpa-
MIA garantiz6 & algunos dc los sJistis-
gttsdos sefiores que estAn metidos en-
forma modo en- losfraudes de Correo
de Nueva York.
Con tan pausible motive, la conpa-
MIA garantizadora no ae sahe 81 pcdr&
atender & ambos compromises v por
10 tonic, por 10 t0asto, todo 10 d. hasta
ahora hay no pasan de ser mas que
GgatG3es.
Con muchisimo gusto, aclararemos
este asunto.
Porqu6 sf Wandergrif no hace ell
ferFocarril tendra que ingresar 100 600
dollars de su fanza Z 81 no los in
gresa 81, tendr&n que ingresarlos sus
fadores. Y si estos tampoco les In
gresan tendr6n que pagarlos ..s....
squien, eh2....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06

Este caballero que ha residido hasta
ahora en- Yauco sera desde mafEana Se-
cretario particular del gobernador
Hunt, cesando en- ese cargo el sef10r
Al. G. Halselhanth.
En- honor & Ii verdad, este caballe-
ro aunque no nos daba muchas mott
cias, seguramente obediciendo 6rde-
mes superiores. siempre fus IN correc-
to gentleman, por 81 amabibidad ex-
quisita.
Este 1ltimo caballero pasara 6 su
antigua cargo en- las ofcinas del Secre-
tario de Puerto Rico.
Nosotros esperamos que Mr.. Lynch,
no hache In information de Ia prensa
y nos facilite toda clase de detalles on
bien del mismo gobierno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06

Hoy el aefor Vicente Yifas, visit6 las
ofcinas del Interior. CeIebr6 una con-
ferencia con Asaistan Commissioner Sc
nor Rodriguez acerca de Ia continue
ci6n de trabajos en Ii carretera de San
Sebastian & LAres.
lei senior Rodriguez manifesto que
oil Departamento tiene 81 prop6sito de
ocuparaa de este asanto tan pronto CO
mo 81 aeffor Conisionado regrese 4 Ia
isIa. Espera Que enfonces aA ixnprirns
4 los trabajos In mayor actividad posi-.
bIe. El sefIor Vifias reiter6 los deaeos
de los vecinos de aquellos pueblos de
er terrninada aQuella carretera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06
e. GABlNETE De LoNDREs

Nneva York, Octubre 3, 10 IA M.
Sc afrna que la crisis del qabinete
ingi6s subsiste, d pesar de los esfuer-
zos que se hacen para conjuraala.
Sc tiene entendido que Il causa de
esq estado de cosas estriba en la desa-
venencia de los ministries respecto &
las cuestiOnes financieras planteadas.
Lord BaIfour ha pronunciado varies
discurs0a tendencies 1 armonizar todos
los intereses de Ii Gran Bresa I'd en-
asunto de tanta trascendencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06

@ AEs eAsa K1 "a,
sss ID ki 4 q j 81 81 ssssser
ai0 ae sa ne46a ae Is
LoAas aate Eneg, astuV0 Cd III terfo
de Montaaartre Il giaEesr Is kGsaoha g1al
aaaestgo ana soeiedad IL ascrisoraa D
de artistas.
14a eerenonla Tue rauT aaneIAla& ra~
ylstiendo gran solemnidad por 1os ~
tlstas u h0Enbres 10 leksas aninanhes
que constitny Ia indicada asociacI6 N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06

Por Ia presente hace saber & don
EIeodoro Palacios Gallo que en- Ia de-
manda en- juicio declarativo interpues-
tn por dofa Mercedes de la Tore Be-
rrios, representada por 81 Letrado don
TOm&s Bernardini de la Huerta, sObre
divorcio, por Providencia de diez y
siete del corriente, toda vez que 81 re-
ferido demandado don Eleodoro Pala-
bios Gallo no ha comparecido al pri-
mer IIamamiento que SO le hizo, SO ha-
acordado por el Tribunal Sc le lame
por segunda vez sefialandole el t6rmi-
mo- dc dieE dias para que comparezca
EN- autos.
Dado en- Caguas & treinta de Sep
tiembre de mil novecientos tres
jSolV0dSor .Fss1lGdosd,
sJnez Presidente.
Essg'SQMe Ll0redG,
Socretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-06
EN- LYON

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