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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-19
SAVED RUSSIAN

One of the best cooks and the best hat
ers of Russia in the United States navy
is Wensensakye. That he is cook there
is no doubt, because when Captain Clark,
of the immortal Oregon, had to part with
him it was like severiug heart and
stomach But ambitious Thomas" as
the Japanese cook is known, wanted to
be steward, and he only could attain
that height by being transferred. So the
little Jap became steward of the training
ship Portsmouth.
His great hatred for Russia was shown
recently when the New Jersey Naval Re-
serve ship was lying off Seventeenth
street. HoboI1en. The Japanese cook,
now advanced to the rank of Admiral's
steward" was on the deck of the Ports
mouth with several shipmates when
there came a yell for help from the river.
The roar was all in consonants, and
evidently came from drowning Rus
sian. The little Japanese pricl1ed up his
ears at the hated sound of gutturals,
then stopped and took off his tiny shoes.
There came another below in ragged
syllables from a bewhiskered face half
submerged, and small Wensenakye went
after the floating hulk.
The Japanese cook, or rather "Ad-
miral's steward. sir. dived like a por
poise and f1oated like gull, and between
these two gifts of beneficent nature and
a stout heart all his own, he dragged the
Russian to a raft. That little .lSayke"
in the intervals OF fighting tides and div
ing again and again for the big Russ,
who insisted on drowning, had hit his
unwieldly cargo on the nose, and batted
him in the eye again and again, was a
mere matter of self-preservation. Every
time the Russ kicked the steward hit
him, and if he hadn't done so he would
have been EMBODIED in hairy arms and
both would have been drowned.
The Russian. after being laboriously
rounded on a barrel. gave his name as
Laskowski, of No. 25 Chrystie street,
Manhattan. He had fallen overheard
from a Scandinavian-Amer liner
that's all he knew.
"Sayke." as the naval reserves fondly
like 70 call him. because the sound Of his
name is that of the famous Japanese
drink. didn't respond to treatment very
well. and the Portsmouth's surgeon had
a hard time Between delight at the
stewards bravery and the fear of losing
a famous cook, the Yankee reserves had
hard time keeping hands off. Finally
Savke was pumped into an upright posi-
ton. when the boys Rugged the rest of
his breath out OF him.
why did you risk your life for a
Russian?" was the first question
Lovely stew" and Sayke smiled and
tainted again.-N. Y. Press. 4
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lMessrs. Craw and Kirkaldy say:
THE leaf-hopper is atiny. pale brown
ISL, winged insect which has a sucking
apparatus instead of jaws and bears
a little resemblance to some of the plant
lice or aphides. 1t is entirely vege-
tartan and has no connection whatever
with the comparatively enormous, part
ly carnivorohs, green and brown grass
hopper. Ed. Adv.l
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A WELL SKINNED
BROTHERHOOD

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.-to save
the life of fellow member. whose SKIN
was torn from his scalp and back by
wh1rling f1ywheel, the members of the
Williopi Tribe. No. 1873, Improved Order
of Redmen, are submitting to having
pieces of skin removed to be grated on
the body of the unfortunate brother.
Fl. YueI, an engineer employed at the
McKittrick oil wells at Bakersfield, is
the sufferer. He is at the Irving In
stitute, 2119 California street. and last
night the first grating was done. Ten
members of the tribe went to the in
stitute and gave up a total of twenty
three inches Of skin. For each succeed
ing night until the required total of
$50 inches is obtained members of the
order will go to the institute to submit
to the removal process.
Those in the party last night were
r. M. Parks, L. O'Connor. Alpheus
Duffee, Clerk of Police Court No. 3, P.
Cunningham, Edward Nolan, L Gibau,
P. Hughes. G. Allen, F. A. Haas and
H. Watt. 1t will probably be neces-
sary for members of other tribes to help
supply the amount of skin necessary.
Yuel was injured two weeks ago. AL
most in a minute the immense wheel
jerl1ed the skin off his head and III
strip down his back. The only hope OF
saving his life was by employing the
grating process, and when the subject
was brought up at a, meeting of the
tribe the members decided to show what
brotherhood means. DR.. W. T. Scott
was then instructed to bring Yue1 here
that skin from other human beings
might be patched on his body.
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l-UW J UH0t
S|DETRACKEO
Judge Gear Places Two
Motions In State
of Suspense.

Attorneys in the matter of j. 5
Lows petition in the Parker case pre-
sented two different orders to Judge
Gear for his signature yesterday after
noon. They were to dismiss the motions
| of the guardian and the mother OF the
minor, which motions were to cancel
Lows authority as next friend and to
dismiss his suit for the removal OF the
| guardian. The orders seemed to have
been drafted under the impression that
Judge Gears decision that morning
was that the motions of A. W. Carter
and Mrs. knight should be dismissed.
Judge Gear asked the attorneys if
they wished their own motions ordered
dismissed. as he had but decided that
the motions should be continued. This
put a different phase on the matter,
so that nothing was done further. Had
the decision been for dismissal, the at
torneys for the movants would have
sued for a writ of prohibition in the
Supreme Court, to stay proceedings on
Lows petition until Lows relations to
the ward could be investigated as pray
ed for by the movantE.
The continuance of the motions in
stead of their being granted or dismiss
ed prevents the particular phase of the
whole controversy therein involved
from being reviewed by the Supreme
Court at this stage, as that tribunal
Will not take jurisdiction of orders or
DEGREES that are not final in their effect.
The motions are simply hung up by
Judge Gears decision until Lows petit
ton is set for hearing on its merits.
THE DECISION.
In a written decision rendered yester-
day morning, Judge Gear continues the
question of j. S. Lows authority to act
as next friend of Annie r. K. Par
ker, minor, until the petition for the
of the minors guardian comes
Up on it's merits. His conclusion is as
follows:
Taking the case then solely upon the
oleadings in the case and the motions !
If the movants, we find that the guar |!
liam is charged with sufficient to war
ant the court in investigating his con-
luct. Up to this time no answer has |
'een filed specifically and categorically |
lenying the allegations for removal. |
The next friend asks only that the |
PRESENT guardian be removed. The I
lverments OF. the guardian on his mo-
ion are such that it seems to me it |
would require an investigation into the !
merits of the motion Of the next friend |
% remove the guardian. At the pres
ent time there is no answer on file in |
e the motion to remove the guardian, |
md 10 proceed to a hearing upon the :
notion of the guardian to remove Low |
would, if the motion should be denied, |
INVOLVE two trials of practically the /
'ame question. If the motion of Low |
S not in the interest of the minor it |
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THE GREAT SUCCESS of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the treatment of bowel COM
plants has made it standard over the
greater part Of the civilized world. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co. Whole
sale Agents.
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assL L-IsIa MUFs III
NOT A CHRISTOPHER

August. nth. 1904
Editor Advertiser: To settle an ar
gument. will You please describe the
prevailing pest known to US as a leaf
hopper?
1t is the opinion of many that the
grass-hopper, which is at present very
numerous. is the leaf-hopper.
Kindly enlighten us on the subject
and oblige,
Yours gratefully,
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 1e, 1904.

Don't forget sale of Luther WHcox
lands on Monday, 22nd august.
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Pineapples to the coast prepa,d.

Tropic Fruit Co. will deliver a box
of their fine Wahiawa PineappIes to
any address on the Coast all charges
prepaid, for less than the freight alone
would cost you. See Byron 0. Clark
Manager. or leave orders with F. c.
Enos, agent for Wells, Fargo & Co..
Masonic block.
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\ : $3.50 e 81
4nNnTrrLu.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Lt&~
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis.
The Standard Oil Co.
The George f. Blake Steam Pump@.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life kxs
surance Co., of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co, al
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co.. of LeA~
don.
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"A. K.
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NOT GROSS MISCONDUCT -

to practice in the inferior courts on the
ground of his conviction of assault and
battery on his wife. The offense was
admitted but the appellant claims that
assault and battery lis not a gross
misconduct by law w. c. Achi is his
attorney.
COURT NOTES.
Judge Robinson appointed Chock
Tong guardian of the property of his
son, c. Jock Joy, under bond of $500.
The ward is II years of age, living in
Canton, China, and has property in this
TERRITORY consisting of a one-ninth in
terest in the firm of Chez No Tung Co.,
doing business as druggists on Mauna-
kea street, Honolulu, the value of the
property being about $3.50.
Wafmanalo Sugar Co. has brought a
suit in ejectment against w. Kahlbaum
for LAO acres of land at Kaoao, Wal
manalo, with damages for it's unlawful
detention.
Suit has been brought by Attorney
General Andrews on behalf of A, ].
Campbell, Treasurer, against the Pa
clic Oil Transportation Co. to recover
$3.50, with delinquent penalty added on
account of defendants annual license
fee for doing business in this Terri
tory. 1t is alleged that w. G. Irwin is
the representative of the company upon
whom process should be served accord
ing to the company's own Modification,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-12-31
Queer Rule.

By a simple rule, the length of
the days and nights can be ascer-
tanned by simply doubling the time
of the suns rising, which will give
the length Of the night, and by
doubling the time of the setting,
which will give the length Of the
day. For instance, if the sun rises
at 5 o'clock, the length Of the night
will be ten hours, and if it sets at
I o'clock the length of the day will
be fourteen hours.-Forum.
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Washburn, N. D., Dec. 20, 'O4
NINE O'CLOCK, A.. NJ.

MIN O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
Nine o'clock A. NJ, Board met
pursuant to adjournment; all mem.
bers present.
On motion, the following bills
were allowed:-
Peter Johnson work sheritf's
ONCE 2O.OO
Fred Pfster, coal for court
house and Jail. 1886
Peter A Schmidt, acting as
interpreter ............. 45.
Washburn Leader, publish
ing official election returns
and commissioners pro-
ceedings 1850
Wilton News, publishing the
official election returns,
and commissioners pro-
ceedings. etc.. COLA
G NJ Diesen, clerk in Regis
ter of Deeds office. 1888
Goodrich Citizen, publish
ing commissioners pro-
ceedings 1850
Carrie Westmiller, clerk in
Superintendent of Schools
office .................. IL %
Petition Of John A. Kirshmann
and others asking for the organiza-
ton of township l48, range u, into
a school district was, on motion,
not allowed.
On motion, the valuation on per-
sonal property Of Henry Grocuow
was reduced 62 on of two horses horses
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THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.

Board proceeded to hear argu-
ments in favor Of opening a public
highway in Township l4S, Range
so, as petitioned for, notice Of hear.
ing having been given to all inter-
ested parties. and it appearing to
the Board that the law relating to
petitioning for the opening of new
highways had been complied with:
on motion, the petition was in all
things granted, and s. T. Wiprud
and 2. j. Casey each was allowed
IS per acre for land taken for such
highway upon their furnishing the
county with an easement for such
land.
On motion, the taxes of j. w.
Lisle for the year 1903, was can
ceeled on account of the property
being lost by fire.
On motion, the petition of John
j. Lunden and others for the Or
ganization of that part of town.
ships $50 and 149, range 81, lying
outside of Fort Berthold reserva-
ton, into a school district was
granted.
On motion, the personal taxes of
f. j. Croyath for the year 1901
was ordered cancelled, the same
having been paid in McHenry Co.
On motion,al taxes against Out
lots ltol5inclnsiy in theYiHageof
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railroad right of way.
On motion, the following bills
were allowed:-
Robert Cotton, fordeliveripg
ballots and boxes $50
Washburn Leader, publish
ing legal notices. 1915
Gackle, Koth & Schultz,
merchandise .......... 40
Dan Tjenstrom work on road 22.5O
r NJ I'uttle, stenographer. 1900
Ole Gradin. board prisoners 1850
Ole Gradin, jailor. $500
Dan Kuk, work on road.... 800
j NJ Patterson, deputy sher-
iff's fees 200
Mrs. E. Irwin Root, work in
treasurer's office 7.2O
Andrew Peterson, wood for
court house. 300
Walker Bros. 4 Hardy ,elec-
ton supplies, bill OF $685. $50
Bill Of D g Hackenlaible for $685. &C,
work on road, Was on motion, not
allowed.
On motion, the Board adjourned
to meet at 3 o'clock A. NJ, Decem-
Der Goth, 1904.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Washburn, N. D., Dec. 1904
TANO O'CLOCK r..

TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment; pres
ent, Chairman Solenberger, and
Commissioners Jahr and Putt.
On motion, the following bills
we're allowed:-
Jos H Taylor, stationery. IS G2.73
Washburn Leader, publish
ing delinquent tax list. l3O.30
Emil Anderson, clerk treas
urer's office. 5000
Ed. Charlebois, j%anitor 80. $500
Peter johnson, work in reg
lister Of deeds office...... AGO
Pioneer Publishing Com
pany,otiiclal estray paper. 800
f. r. Smyth, attendance on
j Graham, prisoner. l4.OO
August Duda, grading road. $500
T. NJ Anderson, wood, court
house and Jail. 24.OO
Bigler Bros. bridge material 2.52
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No Superior.
PRor. HI. H. AKER,
Fargo, n. D.

l. hOL. LIZ L IAhEh
Fargo, N. D.
DEAR SIR
On Feb. LIST, Ienrolled in the COM
mercial department of your school,
and by July LIST you placed me in a
position with Mr.. Theo. Lystad,
hardware dealer, Ada, MINI. Twas
very favorably impressed with the
realistic methods used in teaching
bookkeeping and | feel confident
from what I know about other
schools, that Aker's Business Col
slege has no superior and but few
s55sss&ssS
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was cancelled, his property having
been destroyed by fire.
On motion, John Neumiller was
refunded $l.50 road poll errone-
ously paid.
On motion, Dan G Jones was ap-
pointed appraiser of estrays taken
up by John Baker.
Tax affidavit Of Andrew Fahlgren
was, on motion, laid over until next
meeting.
Bill of John D. Myers, for tax
ing care of Mrs. Milde in case of
smallpox amounting to $25, was on
motion not allowed.
Bill of H G Heckenlaible, for
work on road in the Denhot. Civil
township amounting to $2S was, on
motion, not allowed.
On motion, the following bills
were allowed:-
Frank Putt, Commissioner .
and mileage. 3G.
Simon Jahr, Commissioner
and mileage .......... $50
N W Solenberger, Commits
sioner and mileage...... 100
On motion, the name Iowa town
ship vas changed to Heaton, for
the reason that the name Iowa was
duplicated.
On motion, Board adjourned. r.
O. B. WING,
Addition
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sSAlN T..
We invite attention to our Candies
Agood Mixed Candy at Sc; very Best
Mixed at l0c. Best line Of Choco-
lates in the city ut Soc and SOC.
A Full Line of Special Christmas
Candies, Assorted Strawberries. ber-
RES, figures and animals, retailing at
lc each.
Don't forget that we handle the
largest and best lineo Albums, Toilet
Cases, Smoking Sets, Manicure Sets,
Glove and handkerchief Sets, Glove
and Handkerchief Boxes, Scrap books
Work Boxes, Perfume Atomizers,
Trays, Ink Wells, Paper Knives, Book
marks, Paper Weights and many
novelties.
Crokinole and Carom Boards from
$l.25 up to the large Y Game Board
at $500.
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Felices
Sc YER.
Contribuyente.

El sabado, a las diez de la noche
dio a luz felizmente la sefiora esposa
de nuestro buen amigo don Luis San
chez Morales, dona Maria Ubeda y
Gonzalez, uu precioso nifio, al que han
acordado poner los nombres de Luis
Maria los felices padres de la encan-
tadora criaturita.
4s Asisti6 la Sra. de Sanches Mora
les el distinguido medico don Ricardo
Hernandez.
Nosotros celebramos que haya side
tan felliz el alum mbramiento y-enviamos
nuestra felicitaci6n a los Sres. de San
chez Morales.
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Aviso al pdblico

En- ls antigua y acreditsda Sastrerfs De
r. Monies scabase de instaIar una sucur-
sal de la muy reputada fabrica de sombre-
ros "LA BELLA "BORINQUENAn de
SucesOres do Juan Cabrer s en- O, de
Ponce.
En- dich0 ESTABLISHMENTS halIar& ell pd-
blicO, cOntinuamente, variado surtide de
iS0Ms6reTOs de todas classes; para caba--
lleros, para nifos, se1oritas y nifas.
De psjilla, de imitaci6n jipijspa = feltrO,
de pelo y lana.
Sc hace { Ia srden eualquier sombrero;
para precios y demas informes, dirfjase &
FORTALEZA, 2S.-San Juan. d.
d--st
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hSB6GTlCNlG &GRGH0S


Seguu comunican a don San
tia 20 K. Palmer. (representante
del que fue pueblo lie Rincon,
anexado hoy al de Anasco) los
mayores contribuyentes d. Jose
Antonio del Castillo, Mister Ra.
ffeicci. Don Bartolome Rosado
V don Antonio Cagiga, los dos
primeros hacendados. el poblado
referido solicito de la Camara
ba;a al igual que Cidra V otros
en- las ultimas sesiones ordina-
rias, su ansiada desanexioD.
La raZonada instancia fue
suscrita por in6nidad de propie-
tarios y vecinos de ALI; y 81
la dicha Camara conoci6 de la
misma. amargo Sc nos hace ex-
presar que no tomo en- cuenta
en- aquella OCCASION su justa soil
citud.
va no es solamente una nece-
Sidad de la Camara acceder q
las justisimas reclamaciones de
aquellos pueblos que vuelven
reiteradamente por sus dere-
chos; va es un deber ineludible
de que no puede en- forma algu-
ma sustraerse un ORGANISING que
cual ell que nos oc 1pa, represen-
ia la honrada voluntad de un
pals.
Perfectamente que 81 un pue
bio. a causa de arrastrar vida
languida y miserable, Solicisa
protection, Sc lie atienda y salve;
pero sque necesidad tienen de
ser protejidos los pueblos que tie
men recursos propios para vivir
como 10 han demostrado practi-
camente todos los que piden hoy
la desanexion? Hay que dis
tinguir entire unos pueblos y
otros pueblos.
SEVER.
Coniribuyente.
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BaquerO Y Gandara
oFREcEN

Zinc liso americana para
Zorro. de o pies de lar
20. por ) de aneho.
quintal AS45o
I'd. id, id. id. id. de 9 pies
de largo. por de an
cAo. quintal n4.5o
Id acanalado. de 8 pies
de largo. por % de an
cho. quintal o.. - $50
Maiz del pals. en- J sacos,
quintal - nI.75
Mani en- sacos, quintal, ;, - 45o
Cemento Dragon en- ba-
rifles. barril ,, >, 400
Grampas en- barriles de
90 libras, barril ,, ;, 500
Puntas de Paris, cajas de
90 libras, GAIA - 2.4o
Harina de trigo marca
LA Potente ., la mas
acreditada - $40
San Justo I3yIs, San Tuan, P. R.
el23 myo
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ARTH Y FIJI

Hermoso es el libFo que lleva este tftuIO escrito
por Severe Arribas
Contiene preciosas magistrates descripciones
de Palestine, Eipto Roma, Napoles Pompeya-
I'm tomo en cuarto, exeelente impression, quiz
nientas pagiuas vac $1.l5 en- la Liberia del
BoLRTIN MER0ANTIL.
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NotaS escolareS

El comisionado de instruction ha
recibido dos cartaS del maestro de in
giles de GALES Mr. Griffin. En- la pri-
mera levanta cargos contra e1 Juez de
paz de aquella poblaci6n, por que no
lie atendio al presentar queja contra un
individuo que lie abofete6 en- la calle, y
en- la segunda de las cartas participa
que va el Juez ha procedido contra su
agresor, y que todo va bien, retirando
los cargos hechos.
~
Mr. Lord ha enviado a los Estados
Unidos, veinte nuevos nombramientos
para maestros de ingles que han de
venir Puerto Rico en- el pr6ximo afio
escolar.
El Sr. Martinez, espera que los Sc
nores que han de cola borar en- su Ii
bro para las festas escolares, lie. envien
los trabajos en- la segunda quincena del
presente mes, a mas tardar dentro de
los primeros dias de JUNO proxlmo.
So
Diez nuevas solicltudes de maestros
que quieren ir los Estados ha recibi-
do Mr.. Lord y en- total va estan en- su
poder AIS solicitudes.
Los transportes que vendran por los
maestros son el Sumner y el aMc
ClelIan" y tienen cabida para r,aoc
personas.
Tambien han llegado 4 poder de
Comisionado ounce fotogTafas de los
grupos escolares de Lares, sacaSas q
dfa de las festas de Washington.
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MoveIas caaSanas
Sc HAN REcIBlDo EN- Ell BoLErIN


El Secreto de Rosaura 70 cts.
Jose Marti.. $3.50. .... 10 cts.
ii tiple cubano (deeimas; cantos
y endechas populazes) 40 cts
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osE IL o MPART
STOP, IL sANTURoH : PUERTO RICO

coLMADo-Tentas al por mayer detail.
Casa fnndada en- 1888,
Complete surtdo dc Vinos Licores, Aceites,
Conseryas. Dulces toda olass do proviaiOAes.
zmpOrtacionss direotasA
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RDH0leca eSpahOla
- Dc aUlorcS lPaaccSeS.
ALEXANDRA Dumas A..
EI cende de Menteeristo hi
Tn tomo ilnetradocOn Ia ID lUU
minas "A cromo.

Emilio ZOIa
ROMA rs edicion1
atousos de 80 pAeinas caaa ana
PaRiS RE edicionl IN
atnmos ilustraaos. ~
FEGUNDIDAD [3s edicionl
TFaducci6n de Augusta RierA-
aTonos. ntC
TRABAJO OtOs
Traducci6n ypr6iogo de Leopel-
DO Alas tCladnl-s tomOs-
vERDAD SA
Traducci0n pr6logede Eduardo
Gomez de Baquero--2 t0mos
La debacIe IEl desastrel tOAAsO
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-21
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