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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-29
P~raternldad Obrera

La siguients carta ha sido recibi.
da en- esta ciuaad:
eHsrmandaa de pintores dscora.
dorea y pegsdores do papsl de- Am6.
G.. Lafayette (Iad) JUNO II 1903.
San Juan P. r. Mr. Eduardo Con.
de. Qaerido sef1or y hermano;, En
eontesraeion & vuestra eafta de fs.
cha 9 de Junio, remito 6 ustel las
cartas con los nombres escritos de
los IL miembros que, hasta esta fe
cha BOZ bien inscritss y que constan
70, en- 10 lista de ssta ofieina game.
raj. B Embellishments ustea me ha.
r4 81 favor de llenar esas cartas, 80.
gan elias inaican en- su espaeio, v
enviame eli original 6 esss oicins
general 10 mas pronto posib, @, de
suerte quss nosotr0s poaamos tenar
an complete inf Jrma de sas miam.
bros, para asf t~ensrlos en- esta ohei.
No general
clos II mismbros han az ado has
to ell 10. de Abril de 1908 = empeza.
ran 6 reeibir beneicios desAe esa
fseha. qus CD Ell, tempo veneido en-
nuestra ordep..
, GYo erso que ser1a meior haesr
que, los ml0mDros q que listed Sc re-
fere, vuelvan de nuev, 6 iugressr
en- 10 Union nd nero $50, y =sspecto
oil pago dc sus cuotAs atrs zadas,
arreGlarlas entire ustaaes mismos.
Nosotros no poaemos h.cer NADIA
sobre este asunto, paes como hace
tanto tempo que ellos han dsjaao
de pagar. es mas convenisnts que
lngresen como nuevos miembros,
porque ellos mismos se hsn puesto
faera de 10 sConstituciou.s
clos beneisi que puedan goz .r
ellos los recibirkn oil al , de ser ms.
eritos, y si han eumpliao CON sas
debarss.s
sYo 10y { slie.to. { ustaias porqae
los buenos miembros que han ca n
plido o aus debsres 6 Fan y. de
benz Fl :ios lie muerta, a~eciasnta ga 81
trabajo 8 inpo sibiliA 4 Fl ,ieA.>
sConhsndo qaa l.s cartas que lie
envlo ,sirvan para co1testar IL pro.
p6sito que ustsd desas. aoy vaestro
F'f&sernAlments, IL p. CaTrick. G
s. IT,
Ola esta Imprenta 90 vsnae papa,
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m!iIlsns.iiiis Local

Santos do manana. La Connie
moraci6n do 8. Pablo % y st0s o..
tiAMo " staa. Laoina y EmilianA mr..
-OArtAs deteniaas en- 10 admins.
trAeioa de eorrec:
Forros. William s Font B r ds
Figaera JossfA FsrnAndex Juan FA
rino, Giuseppe Farino, joe France
chi, G. Franssehi. Mon. (2) G ego
rios, Ernesto, Griffg, Frsa, D. Con.
GALES Juan GarsnA, Ssnl vie.
LA Junta EscolAr de eats ciuaad
hA coneeaido los salones de IL ssene.
10 Lincoln, al prof -sor don Joa6
'Infants Saavedra para estableesr
uns eAcuela de vsr9no, In cue en-
ptzAf& 6 funcionar ell aiA 6 del pro
ximo Julio. Las classes de Jog 81 y
geogrAHa, eatar&n 6 sarge de 10 10
n,ra LeigA y In Do tsquigtafs, del
ssror Rafael Rodrigasx.
-PslfameriA frAncesA fina, corba
tAs y pAraguas, en- Ella BAysmo'
MmmAa
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Las .victimass : .

New York, JUNO 90 LIS p. m.
De los trescientos pasaj aros que
conduc1a ell tren, salieron ilesos seis,
2O4 heridos y 80 muertos. FL tren
hundi6se en- ell rio, y las aguas de
este vefanse manchadas de sangre
en- extenso radio. Muchos de los
heridos, los menos graves. asl CO.
mo los ilesos ganaron Ia orina q
naao. Los demas Sc salvaron por
haber recibido auxilios inmediatos.
FL maquinista y Ell fogonero queda-
ron horrib.emente mutilados.
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Information Local

-Ha siao nombrsd do listaro de
Obras P1 liicRs, en- los trAbajos &c
In ~cArretara del Pnente do los Re-
yes Cato -ieoa' Ell jovsn don Francis
co N gaerAs. de Rio Pisdras.
..Sa encueutra raunida 10 comi'
sion de IL policia inkular. Sc ocu
pa de haser algunas destitnciones,
eebido q 10 invsst'g Aston hecha por
el eom&naaLts Lutz, y & 10 vez, ha.
re algunos nombramientos.
LOS j6vsle s don Francisco y
Emilio SAnch z y Fernando z, AGA.
ban de deisr bien sentada 10 bande'
m pueYtorr,quens, en- nm cc!egio de
SevillA, obtsn,enao uotAs de sobrs.
salientes = mat1fculas de honor. I'll
prinero en- ell enarto sno y en- oil
natnraa. Nos eorgretulamos, fail.
citando 6 u padres don Francisco
SANCHEZ APPELLANTS. y dofA Carmen
Hernand.z Mascara 8.
..Anecha estnvo gravemants en-.
fsrmo CON an c6lico, el senior 10, 6
Guzman B mites, mismbro del Con.
sejo Ejeeativo. Dessamoale una
pronta meiolfa y buaua salus.
LILA mujsr atropellada antier por
el tren de las IL de IL mafAna del
r. r and Co. en- v ada, 20 llama
Manuela ItArrAzs. y no 81 10 ssposA
del senior Pascal. IL empress del
fsrroearril ha aeudido an auxlio de
10 viuAa qaex eausa de las lesiones
esta en- CANA.
..Esta noche 10 banda de nj 1ica
que dirigs sl senor T4zol, ejscutar6
las siguientes piszsz:
P~asoaob.e. eSaluio & 10 Ffancia.
Espinosa Sitf 1niA lanreada en- fA
mayor, DRe1o. Serenata Morissa.
Chapi. Mkurea Rusa. Dsliwa, Dan.
10, Margarita, TAvarex, Seis cho
rreado con bomba, Himno puerto
rriqusno.
..Esta manana EMBARGO para We.
raeraz vie Habana, eli senar don
Carlos O4eill, rspresante de variss
casas americans en- 10 Capital de
M .xieo.
la petici6n que hizo nj senior
Alealde Ell sen1r Vlader rafsrente 6
si aebian pagan ~liesncia los vende
doros smoulantss de dulces, Ell Sc
nor alealde contest6 6 este 6ltimo
que se atuviera. al plieg de condi
clones qua ssceptda G los f..utos =
frutas del pals.
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Muerto en- Ia carcel

New York, JUNO 20 1870 a. m
Despacho de Sal6nica notlcia que
ha muerto en- la carcel, d causa de
los horribles tormentos q que lie
sometieron, uno de los autores de
las explosiones ocurridas en- aquella
ciudad.
Los carceleros turcos Sc mostra-
ron implacables y feroces con ell
preso, hiri6ndole la espalda y azo-
tandole todos los dias.
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0tro desastre

New York, JUNO 20, LIS p. m.
Dicen de Mexico que en- una mi
ma hubo tremenda explosion. Cerca
de 200 obreros trabajaban en- dicha
nina, habiendo resultado heSidos
100 obreros, muchos de ellos de
gravedad y otros levemente. Sc
considera que q los heridos graves
no podra salvarseles, pues Sc hallan
destrozados, y q cast todos ha sido
Indispensable amputarle va una
pierna, va ambos brazos y otros
estan moribundos porque las heri-
das que recibieron interesaron ell
cranaO.
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Venezuela

New York, JUNO 90 ll-3O q: m.
FL general Matos ha manifesto
do que aepone definitivamente las
armas y que esta dispuesto a aca-
tar al gobierno de Castro, pidiendo
a este autorizaci6n para residir en-
la Republica.
FL general Rolando ha protestado
manifestando a su vez que 81 con-
tinuara On la lucha contra ell Die
tador Castro.
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ConsternaCion

New York, JUNO % lis p. m.
Los primeros informes recibidos
en- Bilbao acerca de la c~atastrofe,
resultaron inexactos, pues Sc dijo
causada por Ell choque de un tren
de carga y otro de material, sa-
bi6naose luego con gran conster-
nacion que fne un tren de excursio-
nistas que descarrilo precipitandose
en- ell rio.
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Siniestro en- Bilbao

New York, JUNO 90 LIS p. m,
Comunican de Bilbao que un tren
que conduc1a 800 pasajeros, dssca-
rrilo volcandose y yendo q parar
d un afuente del Nervi6n. Ell 81
niestro ha causado en- Bilbao peno-
sfsima impression, pues en- ell refe-
rido tren iban personals conocidas
y muy apreciadas en- aquella villa:
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La corona

Nueva York, JUNO 20 ll-3O a. m.
Ell nuevo Rey de Servia Pedro
Karagsorgewicht, ha encargado a
I'm joyero de Paris la construction
de Ia corona real del RENO, alcan-
zando Ell valor de esa brenda q
10000 frances.
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Cl8lEtRlMls
SERVICIO ESPEOIAL1
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE. J
DIREOTo DE NETWORK.
P6same del Papa

New York, JUNO 20 1870 a. m.
Leon XIII dirigio sentido pesame
q la ex -reina Natalia de Servia, ma
DIRE de Alexandra. Esta Sc encuen-
ira muy abatida desde la tragica
muerte de su hijo, y Sc asegura que
-trata de iugresar en- IN c nvelto
en- Roma.
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Or. Leonard Eandes.

hoptLez lie Libanony Bellevue y ExAlumno de los de Paris Londresy Vens
GARANTlZA La UURA PERFEOTA.
D ts las nfrnedadess ecetasy de la pb de lpecho, coaz5nh gAdo es6mR
60 faa de memora cansanco tumorasc cancer pahdsz extrhiment aInoranas act
Todash las intermediates nerUosasg gotta umatsm3 epnepaan s defsoos e sdnnn
soitarat aas las forma lie Hsuiae etc.
nales d. garganta y todas las debiidades de los 6rganos genfAes
PWee los meores aparabs abroadW ee mundop para abosrls medicinal ma pur.
No smmeod Mercuro Tengo agentese en- las prncpats oadadesd sM5r Oanto
md AnGd y Anulas pr ouyo oonducos nvo ms mdioinaz
81 eaAg ufdendo 10 una nfsrmsdad comphcada ssmbame y 20 contataxS
o nj pusdoGurars 8 81:
1872 East "a tn. Street New York,
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Palabras de
Alexandra

New York, JUNO 20 ll-30 a. m.
FL Rey Alexandra acribillado q
balazos, dijo en- sus dltimos momen-
tos estas palabras: <Soldaaos, me
habeis hecho traiciGn1.
S.. ~ 81 ~
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AL FINl AL I'm encontY6 Ia ane :
mia 81 e1 ergieo dominador. Tomen
'os 81 6 nicos las kfiSorAa reconstitu
yentes de Vale y CAneio de Ponce,
y versis csc triWl f eomprobAdo.
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Noticiias

coNsEJo IA MADREs niarabe claimants.
DE In senora Winsiow debe usarse sasmpre que los ninos
estan en- 81 periodic de Ia dentici6n Proporciona ahvio
Immediate al pequedo pacientes produce un sueno ma
muy vSivo , alegreseEs muy a~gradabie q. paladar, calma
al niho ablanda sas encias, alivia sus dolores haze T.
"a al ,ne;or remedio eonocido para Ia diarrca va pro
veng.s5sta Ne Ia deutieidn 8 de cuaisqisra otra ssSsas
a. Is Se6sra WinslCw % 81 meics de eodoA-
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Doctor Emilio chevremont
CIRUJANO DENTISTA
San Francisco SO
FRENTR A LA CAPILLA.

Sal Superior de Curacao
A go OENTAvos 90:
. Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y 6nas ia
maflos de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Maiz del pals q $2-25 "a.
Chorizos gallegos en- latas
a $1.1o.
AIambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75,
Cramps, barril de 90
libras So.
0freCel BaouerO Y Gdndara
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La este Imprsnts 60 vands papsl
vieio 6 % 30 quintal/
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SE VENDEN

dos casaS en- "a Gale de observation-disclosures.
Una de elias tiene un solar de II metros
de frente For 30 de fondo y la otra Is por 80
Ambas tienen aqua del acueducto, inodo-
ros & y Sc venden en- 5000 cada una.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-21
IT Will COME BACK.
Some Wichita Residents Have Learned
How to Keep 1t Away.

Your back may not ache very long.
But the ache will return shortly.
Comes oftener-stays longer.
Unless the kidneys are relieved.
Dosns Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills.
Wichita people endorse them.
Mr.. E l. Bread. fireman at the Cudahy
Packing company living at 3lS South
Market street. SAYS: Il was off work for
three days on account OF my back. when
went TO the Moore Drug company. 2l6
Douglas avenue for Deans Kidney Pills.
could neither stoop nor straiehten; the
kidney secretions were irregular; some
times dark and sometimes light and var
liable In quantity Just previous 70 my
COMPULSORY holiday I had been using
medicine but the results obtained were
very transitory. had read about DosT's
Kidney Pills in eastern papers and be
came convinced as thev cured kidney
complaint and kidney complaint alone
they could be depended upon. Ny faith
was strengthened from the result re-
ceived keep Doans Kidney Pills con-
stantly in the house q I'd take a dose OF two
occasionally for hni the treatment
keeps my kidneys in a sound. healthy
condition
For sale by al dealers. Price. 50 cents
Foster Mnhurn company, Buffalo. y. Y,
sole agents for the United States
Remember The uame-Doan's-a take
no substitute
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-21
REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Congressman TIN District
VICTOR MURDOCH
NOTE: DON'T forget that the election is on
Msy goth

Note-Owing 70 the fact that the
congressional election on May 20 VIII
be q special election, the active, loyal
Republican workers q the district are
requested to be Wgiiant ano sec to II
that Mr. Murdoch does not suffer
through the dangerous, general over
confidence that his election is as
sured. History has no more notice
able facts than those which prove that
special elections, especially where can
oidates are thought to have d "oinch,'
are always dangerous. Too many OF
his friends default in their duty, be-
lieVing that they are not needed. THIS
Is d mistake that has cost many
good man dearly. MIR. Murdoch is en-
titled to large vote. 1t will help him
In congress-; it will make for him
place in the estimation OF the intluen-
tlaI men of the nation, who watch the
sction and influences of constituencies
closely, and hence will make him
more useful representative of the Peo-
PIE of the Seventh Congressional dis
trict. 1t was never more important
that every friend of Victor Murdoch
thoud vote. Fight for him as you
would do if his election was numer-
icaIly close.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
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absence beginning June I. Mr.. Smith
Will visit Illinois. Michigan, New York
and Pennsylvania. During his absence
ne will spread good deal of Wichita
literature over the east and will also
have a conference with a number Of
eastern firms who have written him
about establishing factories or removing
TO this city. During the trip Mr.. Smith
and his wife will visit relatives at a
number of points.
c.. w. Smith has been secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce something over
a year. He has made a substantial in
crease in the membership of the organi-
cation and has aroused much interest in
the work among Wichita business and
professional men. He has done much
toward making the Chamber of Com
merce the factor that ii is in the business
life of Wichita. He has labored long
and hard and the vacation accorded him
by the directors is a reward for good and
faithful service. During his trip Mr.
Smith will not allow pleasure TO take up
all his time and hopes on his return to
report good progress in getting num-
Der of new concerns established in Wich-
ita.
The directors elected the following new
members: w. J. Frazier. Rorabaugh Dry
Goods company. r. Poole, l. F. Varney.
S E. DyaI & Bro, Leighton & Chappell,
E 1. Spencer, F. V Taylor, W. II.
Autes. c. I. Reed. Coombs & Moore, J.
E. Cook, P. ]. Cook, J. c. Rich, Stewart
& Kelly.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Roy T. Bone of Ashland is visiting
friends in the city.
A. E. Baker of this city IS at Sterling
on q business trip.
Billy Barnes OF Pratt was in Wichita
yesterday on business.
VIM. Greer OF Cairo had car OF hogs
in the Wichita market yesterday.
F. Z. Rutter and wife. 81. Joseph are
visiting MI Rutters father. j. II. Rut-
ter.
DR.. Tilden OF Denver. who has been
here to see his daughter, left for home
last evening.
Mrs. Burdick, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Staley at Hutchinson FOR several
days. returned TO her home in this city
yesterday.
Ollie Bell has been added TO the COM
mittee on arrangements for the Monday
night meeting on the corner OF Emporia
and Murdoch avenues.
Mrs George Choteau yesterday stated
that the report Of her husband being in
sane was not correct but instead that he
came delirious on account OF pain.
Only one marriage license was issued
by the probate judge yesterday That
was to o. ". Blue. aged y. and Carrie
B. Lyons. aged IS. both of this city.
H. ]. Roy has gone east TO visit his old
home. and during his stay viii distribute
some of the literature prepared by the
Chamber of Commerce regarding Wich-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-21
VALUATION TOO LON
Litigation Over Cheyenne Bot
toms Near Great Bend
is TALK OF COMPROMISE
Company COndemning Land
for Vast Lake

Topeka. May 20.-The Lake Koen Navi-
cation, Reservoir & Irrigation company
is having a hard time TO gain control of
the Cheyenne bottoms near Great Bend.
which The company proposes to turn into
d great lake for irrigation purposes. The
scheme Is to cut canal from the bot
IONS 10 the Arkansas river and divert
the flood waters OF that stream into the
basin until it is filled. The canal has
been dug and now the company is up
against the proposition of securing the
land in the bottoms. The district court
OF Barton county appointed a commission
to condem the land in the bottoms. For
months the commission has been at work
ana has condemned about half of the
1900 or 5000 acres in the bottoms. but
practically all of the land condemned
is now in litigation. 1t is claimed by the
owners that the valuation placed upon
the land are much too low and that an
attempt is being made to confiscate their
property.
Yesterday three suits were filed in the
supreme court on appeals from the Bar
ton county district court by the Lake
Koen company, Z. S. Medberry and E
F. Very owned three tracts of land in
the bottoms. They were appraised At
500, 1916 and 1914 respectively. Appeals
were taken from the proceedings of the
condemnation commsson TO the district
court and the valuations were raised to
1,165, 1850 and $2,S52 respectively. Now
the Lake Hoen company brings the case
to the supreme court.
Owing to the fact that the district court
has in every instance sustained the con
tention Of the property owners that the
valuation mace by the condemnation
commission are too low there is quite a
general belief that the Lake Koen, in
order to avoid endless litigation, will eff
feet a compromise with the property
owners in the Cheyenne bottoms and pay
them a pTce for their land that will be
satisfactory. In one case the district
court raised the valuation from 81, 100 to
81. 500. This was the property known as
the old Carney ranch
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BIG ELEVATOR
Is SURE THING
Continued From Fifth Page.

ground with the understanding that when
the company got ready to sell their
ground south of the creek he should have
the privilege of buying the three acres at
what the other would bring per acre.
This arrangement was entirely satisfac-
tory with the elevator people and the
elevator will now be built. The location
will be convenient to all the railroads. 1t
is west of the joint tracks and since the
location has been selected the Orient
survey has been made west of the joint
tracks and by the side of the Missouri
Pacific. The surveyors were locating the
Orient east OF the city yesterday and
they paralelled the Missouri Pacific from
Greenwich TO this city. The stevens
Scott company were delighted yesterday
when they learned that the Orient people
had come into the city on the east side
of the Missouri Pacific until il crossed
Chisholm creek and then crossed that
road onto the very ground secured for the
new elevator.
The superintendent of the stock yards
company showed a great deal Of public
spirit in helping the elevator company
to secure a site. ana the elevator people
appreciate the generosity. At the present
rate at which the business of the joint
railroad Office on Twenty-first street is
growing it will soon oe doing more bust
freight offices in the city. The business
of the stock yards. the packing houses,
the Nevling elevator and the Watson
mills is all done at this office and Mr..
Longm!re and his several assistants are
kept pretty Ousy.
The new elevator will be ready for the
next crop and the Stevens-Scott company
are thinking of building a mill by the
siGe of the elevator. but that is not yet
determined. The success of the Watson
mill in that lOca ton is a sufficient guar
antee that another mill would be success
full if a good one is built. Since Mr.. Barr
has become interested in the elevator,
and he being a practical miller. the prob
ability Of the new mill being built be-
comes still stronger. The Stevens Scott
Grain company have line of elevators
in Oklahoma and are already doing a
large business. When the new elevator
is completed here It WIFI he one Of the
largest grain firms in the west and very
large part Of their grain wilt be handled
here
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ONCE Of City Clerk.
Wichita. Kan. May 20. 1904

W aIilAtth- MIL -AtN+ - 49,
Property owners are hereby notined
that the city council has ordered con-
structed the following permanent side
walks
A 4-foot walk on the east side OF Hand
ley from Douglas 70 Maple
A 5-foot walk on the east side Market
from Kellogg 20 Zimmeriy.
A 4-foot walk on the east side fremont
from Harry 20 Douglas.
A 4-foot walk on the east side Miiwocd
from Douglas 20 Glenn.
A 4-foot walk on the east side Chautsu-
qua from Douglas TO First.
A 4-foOt walk on the west side Eliza
beth from Douglas 10 Anderson.
a 4-foot walk on the west side Hydrau-
lie from Douglas 90 Second
\ 5-foot walk on the west side ~ law
rerSce from Missouri Pacinc railway 70
Eighteenth street.
A 4-foot walk on the south side First.
from Chautauqua to Hillside avenue.
A s-foot cinder walk on the north side
of Eighteenth street from Lawrence to
Santa Pc track
Property owners VIII be required To
make all fills
Unless sidewalks are constructed within
thirty days from May y. 1874. the city
OF wichita will proceed 70 construct said
walks and the cost. together with PEN
atty Of = per cent. will BE- charged -
against lots abutting on said streets
i-3t J. l. LELAND. City Clerk.
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The Four-Track News. with monthly
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creasing subscription list. while its sys-
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States and Canada it is handled by
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International News company distributes
1t throughout Europe Foreign offices
for the reception Of subscriptions are
maintained at London. Southampton,
Bremen. Paris. Havre. Antwerp, Liver
pool. Hamburg and Genoa. and files are
kept AT the office Of every United States
consul and consular agent in the world
Through the express companies and
tourist agents il Is also on sale It upwards
Of 5o0 plates. embracing 20 cities in forty
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