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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
TEACHERS Ar JUNCTION CITY.
VIII Hear Governor Hoch and Bishop
Vincent This Afternoon and rieht.

Junction City. kas., Dec. 1-Between
four hundred and five hundred teachers
of the North Central Kansas Teachers
association arrived here Thursday to at
tend the twenty-tl1ird annual session of
the association. The address OF welcome
last night was by Mayor A. ". O'Don-
nell. Judge Benjamin E. Lindsey, the
juvenile court reformer Of Denver, was
another speaker. Governor Hoch viii
speak this afternoon, and there will b a
lecture by Bishop John II. Vincent to-
night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

Holton, Kan. Dec. THE fire which
destroyed the HoIton State bank Tues
day did not reach the contents Of the
safe and vault which were opened
Thursday. The contents were not even
damaged by smoke.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

Sterling, kan. Dec. 1.-The twentieth
annual session OF the Central Kansas
Teachers association, consisting OF Bar
ton, Reno, Kingman, Pratt, Stafford.
Mcpherson, Harvey, Chase, Marion and
Rice counties, win be in session here
November 90 and December l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

shots at them without effect. The rob
bers have not yet been caught. There
are a number Of deputy sheriffs on their
traE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

advance the work as rapidly as possi-
BILE
Progress is still being made on the
work from the north. A new station
has been opened south of Canton, and
named lakewood.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

IseavenwortI. Kas.. Dec l. The pris-
oners a the Kansas penitentiery had
fresh roasted pork for dtnneZ with sweet
The evening world., 1905-09-11

ne Women's Antl-Eice Committee Of
ne Tenth Assembly District, Brooklya.
arted yesterday afternoon their fight
sainst the leadership of former Police
Commissioner Henry +. Haggerty.
About fifty of the committee met at the
Monticello Democratic Club, No. 3sS
Myrtle avenue. and plans for the work
In tho primary election were outlined.
According 10 Miss Josephine Shea, they
have Mr.. Haggcrty beaten. The young
women began Saturday night to canvass
the dis riot. After yesterdays meeting
they went through the district IN the in
terest OF John H. Delaney. their choice
for tho Democratic leadership.
The women worked In pairs. They
visited h Thirteenth. Fourteenth,
Fifteenth. Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Election Districts and saw moro thar
~ enrolled Democratic voters. Only
Two men. they declared. refused to vote
against HaeRerty.' One Of these is
named Hogan n the other Is a cousin
OF Senator McCarren. who declared fam
The evening world., 1905-09-11

ilv ties compelled him to vote for HaE-
gerty. 3,
Mrs. John III. Delaney said she had
received nothing but encouragement In
her efforts to get votes for her hus,
band. Miss Shea said she received
many promises of votes. Miss Mar
garet Glaecken, chairman OF the COM
mittee. declared the women must keep
increasingly at the work.
IF necessary to defeat Mr.. Haggerty,
! hin we ought to man-beg pardon
woman the polls on primary days she
said. I'VE must win this district for
the cleanest man. and we should not
tolerate the domination of a man OF the
stamp of Mr.. Haggerty."
The committee posted pickets yester-
day at all the churches in the district.
The pickets stopped Democrats IN the
way to church and asked them for the
sake of decency In the district to vote
against Haggerty:.
Women Will call on pastors and ask
them to preach sermons next Sunday or
the evils in the district. They do not
want the ~clergymen to approve their
candidate, but will request them to ask
the congregations to support the clean
The committee 10 arranging for an out.
ing next Saturday afternoon for women
and children In the district.
The evening world., 1905-09-11

knew to what cause Il could be as.
signed until the three men met In the
jnnltor's room. where each had On,
for an explanation. Then 1t came u
j. II. Rapelye. the janitor. said;
You see, gents, It's the babies. All
the other tenants are kicking"
But the dogs, what about the ten.
ants with dogs" asked one fond
father. Mr.. kapelye could not answer
this.
NJ. r. Murphy wrote to the landlord
upon receiving the notice to leave. lie
says he got no answer, so he wrote nm
other letter, In which he said:
THE %ianltor has informed mo that 1t
was because there were two children In
the family: that all families with chill
dren lave been ordered to get out.
"Of course ! am property ashamed OF
tho fact that my family includes two
decent, normal children. instead of a
litter of Pomireranian pups, but I don't
ut present see my way clear to dispose
Of them. Following your policy TO It's
logical conclusion. one ought, l suppose,
to make awav with the children after
the manner of Dinser. the Eleventh ave-
u plumber. but I confess with cha grin
that l have not yet arrived at that high
state Of civilization"
Andrew Brcse, the landlord. denied
that he objected to children,
The evening world., 1905-09-11
BARS CHILDREN,
But NOT DOCS

Children ave been boycctted by the
of the apartment house at No.
so West Ninety-socond street. bus the
logs may remain. Four families have
1een requested TO vacate when their
eases cxpirc because of the junior
members thereof.
Those who received the notices are
Merle f. Murphy, New York cores
J1ndent for a Chicago paper, who has
a little hoy -four years old and n daugh-
ler VINO mas just celebrated her hrst
ing boy of two, and Louis L. Olzendain,
an importer OF mems wear, -,ho has a
'ov of thirteen and a girl of e-ht.
The order to leave has cauS,d no en1
OF excitement In the neighborhood.
D the landlords war upon children 10
the upper west side section. AS nons
OF the families in the apartment W..
acquainted with the other. no on.
The evening world., 1905-09-11

Miss Henrietta 1rapoid called attcn-
given last week by the Wallabout Mar
ketmen's Association to the women aAG
children.
a truck steamers Indicating that the
outing was given by him. E~v~ybody
believed It. / now propose that we give
an outing to our %nelghbors and inform
them of the Joke played by Mr.. Has-
gerty."
Other speakers were Mrs. John II.
Delaney. Mrs. Catherine fcnncil. Miss
Margaret Fennell. Mrs Charles Ira
bold, Mrs. Mary Breen. Mrs. Jane Nc
Laughlin Miss. Josephine Shea. Miss
Henrietta Trabold. Miss E!izabetn
Glaecken. Miss Margaret Glaeckcn,
Miss Genevleve GlacKen. Miss Jennie
Boden, Mrs. Anna Cox and Mrs. NJ. j.
NTnlrG
The evening world., 1905-09-11
MAIN BURSTS,
FLOOD FILLS
MANY CELLARS
Geyser Shoots Up Thirty Feet,
Turning Street Into a
Torrent.

BY the bursting of a six-inch water
main at One Hundred and Forty-elghth
street and Broadway early to-day resi-
dents OF tho houses between the big
thorouShfaro and the river were routed
out OF bed by the torrent hat roared
past their doors and kept them for
more than an hour in suspense lest their
homes be swept from their foundations
As usual, no one was OF watch in tn,
Water Department. key house. about
twenty-five feet AVA from the break
and It was more than al hour befor,
help arrived to shut off the food.
The broken main was fed by one of
the big 36-inoh mains at tremendously
high pressure. and when It gave way
about twenty-five feet south OF On
Hundred and F~orty-elghth street, t.
guAhed up with such violence that {
IRE hydrant was torn from It's base an
O geyser Of water shot thirty feet int
the air with a loud report.
peluses Central Tracks.
The food ran to One Hundred and
rorty-edghth street. n thence with the
rapidity OF o mountain torrent down
the steep hill toward the r4ver. The end
of the street Is shut of by a stone wall.
and tho water piled up against his 10
q height OF seven feet until 1t over
flowed and descended like a g
on the tracks of the New York Central.
Mea nwhile the dam caused the tol.
nation OF a miniature lake, aha lhe
water backed up into the pasements %
the houses along One Hunoreo aHo
Torty-eighth street. :. ,o,sa
Every one was py the ncaS
of tho rushing waters and WINDOWS we
filled with frightened people. u saw
escape wns impossible. as the stree mas
waist deep In water rushing GOWN at d
sneed mat would ave swept the srong-
est man off his feet.
Families In Peril.
William Hansboro. night Waterman In
the Riverside Apartment-Houao at n
Hundred and Eorty-elghth street and
Broadway, notified the Water Depart
mont by telephone of the break. and a
key man was hustled to the scene. He
had 10 wade through water UP to his
waist to get to the key house.
To-day's brea Is within O stones
throw OF the spot where a bursted main
last winter flooded h entire section and
caused great damage.
The families Of Edward p. Flynn and
william Buckingham. who occupy No.
G2 West One Hundred and Forty
eighth street, At the foot OF h street.
were In great danger for a while to-
day, a. the water had backed up to a
height Of Ave feat In b basement OF
their homs.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
TWO SHOTS AT
WIFE FOR $50.
Fact That v1rginfan Didn't HIT
Proves to Judge He Didn't
! Mean To.

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. LA new
ruling hAS been established by the
bare. When a man shoots at his
wife q tan PAGES and misses hAr the
cost = go 1t has bssn decided that no
virginian a possibly be such q bad
marksman as to miss q wife II he In
tended to shoot her at that distance.
It was for sks reason when c. H. Chit
tenden was arraigned on = charge OF
the Judge.
shot at her twtce and failed to hit
her. and she only ten PAGES away?"
inquired the Judge. That does not
look to me to be correct. ! do not see
how any Virginian could possibly miss
anything at ten PAGES"
For Hcschargtng frearms without .
permit. or for bad marksnnnship. the
Judge nned Chittcnden $50.
The evening world., 1905-09-11

Paterson trolley came up behind 1t at
full speed. Seeing a brash was inevita-
BILE. he called to his son to jump. Mr..
Hayek. being q cripple. could not get Of
in time to ave himself. He was caught
and the arteries On his leg crushed. A
physician was summoned. but 1t was
two hours before he arrived, and mean
while Mr.. Hayek bled to death
The evening world., 1905-09-11
TROLLEY CAR
KILLS RICH man
Frank Hayek, croppIe, Caught In
Crash, Has Leg Crushed and
Bleeds to Death Before Doc.
tor Arrives.

Frank Hayek. a wealthy contractor Of
this city. whose residence is in Fort Lee.
N. j.. was crushed to death early yes
terday In a trolley car collision on PAIL
sad avenue. Union Hill.
Mr.. Hayek was standing on the rear
platform of a Fort Lee car when a
The evening world., 1905-09-11

Hang, Himself from Door Knob.
Frederick Mercy, a colored man. for
ty-seven years old. OF No. 1b8 Third
avenue, Brooklyn. committed suicide
yesterday afternoon by hanging from a
door knob. The body was found by his
daughter Margaret.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
BREWER HOFFMAN DEAD.
He Had Been Ill for Several month";
At His summer Home I'm Goshen,

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept. n.-Ja-
cob Hoffman, seventy-ive years old. the
millionaire brewer. of New York. died
last night at his summer home in Go
shen after an illness of several months
The members OF the family were at the
bedside when he died.
The burial will take place at New
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
ca MARA De COMERCIO.
CoEnitS de Rios v ruertos
del C0ngreso de los
e. E.. ID. ID.

FL banquete que preparaba la CANA
ra de Comercio, para obsequiar 4 los
niembros del Comite de Rios y Puer
tos del CongreSo de los Estados Uni
dos legados en- Ell vapor Sumner
con el objeto de estudiar los puertos
de la isla, ha tenido que suspenderse
por Ell POGO tempo que dichoS Seflores
permaneceran Ell San Juan.
FL vapor Sumner salio con la Co
mitiva pra St. Thomas anoche mis-
mo de donde regresar4 mafana do
mingo. siguiendo viaie las pocas no
ras, para Ponce, marchando de ALI !
Mayagiiez, de cuyo puerto saldra direc-
tamente para Ell Norte.
Sabemos que una Comisi0n de la
Camara de COmercio tuvo una intere-
sante entire vista con el PreSidente Mr.
Burton y algunos otros miembros dc
dicho Comite de cuya entrevista saii6
la Comision altamente satisfecha. Los
sefiores que eprssentaban q la CANA
ra de Comercio fueron Manuel Pania-
qua, Guillermo Korber NJ Garayalde
w. Hepp, Carlos Conde y p. J. Be
Soea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
La asitaCi0n en- Russia

So ncicrbaf.o e. - srnaosn
qae rctns prfmnc Que los pstsanes
csaniFs los pfs'Tiri fins Sc ttffeno, dc
ceHtfo de - Rus3s aiseuen las pfape
dAdts iaaN h4na.N @ paaNanos AZ
rsAeos nsfehan ooniFA "a VILLAS y
scAfuteu l-s prepcl@ocs iAPalla.
= imf~'cnfe pafa hscef Antos arfcs
tnS...:.
iis pre3uudo gf4n eguoaen l. lec
tgfs csi primer aricnle dc n Nlssce -
Sc Noscou acolas1Hde que Il re,sa.u
.can actual sicsuz4 los misinoS larofcs
cue loS musines &c Rolonis
Este scrA dicc "a eGsceta. us sa-
crihcio &c viass rero % nas cue re
uiano para vcnir i Il immediate solu
cida oel ~sen,o. LIS libcraies s,acsn
eS;os zr,iculoS.
San peicrsburgo - de Mario Uno
&c los oradorcS dllo ca tina reunion
"Sc n tirsao Sohre noSotros como So
hrc pcrroS NoSctros es,amos cn
camino de grsndes scon,ecimicntos.
No irlpora NADIA 10 ore pueda ocu
rrir. nos tros debemoS resistir eSfor
zadoS por uuesiroS corazones para eie-
Guitar nuestroS dcscos
C0mbsiamoS. sin 'cmor, c3batamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
Nueva sociedad

Por estritura pubica otorsada ante
e. notario don Danian Monserrat V
Sim6, Sc ha cons,ituido una nueva So
eiedad mercantil cn comandita que q
rara en- esta plaza bajo la raz6n social
do Sucesores de F. Juncos & Co. la
csal Sc hace cargo del activo pasivo
de Ia que con iaual dominacicn Sc sca-
ba de discover continuar4 los mist os
negocios que su predecsSora.
Son socios eestorcs con ell sso dc Ia
6rma don Mariana Arrasate Jurlco y
don Jose Fernandez Perez. y CONAN
ditarios dona Maria, dona Concha Y
don Armando Fern5ndez Llano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
La "Liga de propiietarios'
VEL CUERPO DE BOMBEROS

All publican en- el ndmero de aver la
exposition que la Liga dc propieta
rios ha dirigido al Ayuntamiento de
San Juan sollcitando una e6caz reor
9anizaci6n del Cuerpo de Bomberos
de esta Ciudad, y Tor error de copia,
Sc cometi6 un error en- ell parrafo 81
guiente, que reproducimos para la de-
b)da rectlhcacl0n:
En- ell Pfesupuesto de Gastos para
el aiio fiscal en- curse. fguran $2475
destinados al personal y material de
BJmberoS suma no solo de todO punto
insuhciente para TN servicio de tan
extraordinaria importancia como ell de
incendios, sino que resulta en- extreme
bien pcqueIia tratandose de I'm presu-
puesto de Gastos Municipales ascen
dento a la cantidad dc $3I8I99-9 %. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
III entierro del Dr.
Lopez Gaztambide

Csme va saesn nn~ssfas iccsoges Ia
n.cs 20 Afrsile esss fspu's1o hsn
hse as eisacis Acspses ae esa pene.
80 ssisfmeaAa
Ave- - eu4dre. "a irra. especial
ncsd e. csd&rer . a estaci6s Sc Sae
lass. don3e s,psrahs = ooitsis fdae.
s's. pfevia-cnte .aviisdo
Ia es'acsta ae San lnaa rs'ala ia.
vaeiaa pr sran psbhco T. numosssos
invssdos eatr. esios dl,smss 20 den
deoirsc cue esiahsn ALI todos los me-
dioos Dc Q. capital y De la poblscio
nes ccrcsnaS
II snucrto era puy esiinsdo entire
sus eompaasros se proiesi6a y gorasa
II granaes simpAfssS no sole por sus
prendas person.les. sino por las gran
dcS apliiudes rara fortuns con que
elerois Su noblisima profesi6n.
Efs el Dr. don Tulio Lopez Gas-
tambide miembro de Ia Jsnts de EKa
nenes. muy enthusiastic de los estudiss
microscopes presto va'iosos auIi-
ios "a csmisi6n cieu;i6ca de eKPeri
mentos sobre Ia ancmia
lnnediatamente que lles6 Ell tren
funebre. Sc puso en- narchs el corteJo
hacia el cenenterio.
Presidia el duelo el elocuente Con
sejero del Executive senor DiaL. Nava
rro, llevaban las cintas del feretro
los mas eminentes medicos Ge la Isls
ED el sitio de costum bre. despldi6
el duelo ell sciior Diaz Navarro CO
mo siempre, cstuvo elocuente el dis
tinguido abcGado que supo poncr dc
relieve los meritos del hnado y con
densar en una sencilla orac6n la his
toria de una vida consa.rads ( las
profundss invest,sa saciones de Ia ciencia
Descanse en- Paz el que va no exis-
te reciban sus deudos nuestro pc
same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
AttneO PuertOrriQuena
UNA CsRTs DEL PReSl0ENTE

|, Con el noble prop6S1to de engran-
dccer la lnstitu ion 'poT todos los me
dloS, el distinguido presidente del
Ateneo, diriie Ia ei9uicnte carta 4
todaS las personals que pueden y de
ben prestar su cooperation al Ateneo:
Distinguido compatriota
Ell Atenco, desde el 'puesto de no
nor que Ocupa en- Ia cultura patr ia,
ac1de ustcd soicitando 81 atcnci6n
y sentlmlentoS de puertorriquefIo pa
ra abrlr una nueva era de progreso
cientitico, literario artfstic0, en- Ia
brilIante historic de esta INSTITUTION
Puerto Ric) es tn pueblo con gran
:des derechos 4 Ia vida culta y civili-
zada pOrque tiene un alma enamora-
da de los grandes jdeales, que ha aca-
riciado siemprc cl csplritu de Ia hui
manidad, al trav6S de los sigios; una
luz intensa bona su intelgencia, TN
gran eco de amor Solicita su coraz6n
sobran las cner8fas y hay medic pro
plclo donde poder desarrollarlaS.
Y, L la vez que 10 solicitan tan gran
des estimuloS, 10 reclaman serias con
diciones de ambiente y de tempo, en-
la historic.
Puerto Rico atraviesa IN periodic
d gran complejidad de interescs SO
cialcs, periydo critico, que dcmanda
honda y retlexiva labor, por parte
nuestra, para ocupar sitio en- cl lugar
que los ac -identes hist6ricos nos han
colocado -
FL problema humane, en- toIo el
Iorbe, cs problema dc cducaci6n, de
cultura, de ammonia de aspiraciones Y
scntimientoS.
Nosotros, los puertorriqueflos, te-
nemOs que concurrir, con nucStras
modestas fuerzas. a sumar cnergias
para la obra com6n, obra de progreSo
humane y universal.
Serfa muy triste, que In hora dc
solucionar los grandcs destinos dc
nuestro pueblo, queddramos quietos
y sllenciosos, sin aportar csfuerzo al
guno.
No somos TN pueblo grande, por Ia
zona geO9ralica que ocupam0s; no so
mos tampoco, hijOs prcdilectos de Ia
fortuna, aunquc Il 10 scamos dc una
naturaleza pr6diga y esplGndida; vi
vimos alejados, por razones geografi
cas-, del contacto con otros pueblos. en-
cuyo seno nucstra vida pudiera pro
longarsc, explotando los difcrentcs
medios que tienden 4 favorecernos.
Aqui, en- este circulo pequeiio, es
que tenemos que resolverla y reSolver
tambiGn, todos los problemas sociales
de ella derivados.
Y, del mismo modo que, para el
adelanto material de un pueblo, pre-
elsa que todos los brazos SC pongan
en- accion y todas las fuerzas del ira
qajo Sc multipliquen; asi tambiGn, pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
Ell dla de San Jose

Maiana domingo ,9 festividad deI
Patriarca San Jose, a la siete de la
maaana Sc celebrars en- esta Santa
Iglesia Catedral la festividad ameni-
zada con ammonium cantos sagrados
a cargo de distinguidas seforitas.
Sc distribuira la Sagrada Communion
a los congregantes y demas feles que
gusten recibirlas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18
S an Jose

Como abundan tsnto las Pepas y los
Pepes, seguramente maflana ser5n mu-
chos los regalQs y las 6estas que Sc ce-
lebraran con til motive.
Eel citamos a los amigos en- particu-
lar y todos los que responder al sim =
p4tico nombre de Jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-18

- - - Hft
Acaso lutheran poaido oan.
rcncef>c. los micmhtos cxeur
sionis,as dei Congress. "a que
NJ tencmos e. cal,otalc en-
Puerto kieo. Como cree Ia
rrrnsa lie Ia mcirepoh v
Green tamhaen aigunos nalivos
Dc eso> que ~ piensan con de.
tencien en- laS cosaS impoftan
ieS, M cSissiian con fortuna los
problemas vllases DC lnlvres pa.
bhco.
.El coboiaie cs el camhio re
c,proco deS proiucios de un pals
con otro pats
ESQ nada mas &C tlguran al
gunos cue es e. regimen de ca.
bataie.
~ el cabotale no fuera mas
que ESQ. 10 tsndriamos nosotros
con Norteamerica. pero el ,aho
tale es cambio reclproco v pro.
tegldo, amparado de la compe
tencia extrana. defendido de
los productos simllares de otros
paiSes.
Esta segunda parte esencial
del cabotale, no la tenemos no
sotros. Para el tabaco v la azu
car, s. la tenemos; pero el cafe
qle eS nuestro frnto principal
como hemos d,cho mil veces V
10 sabe todo e. mundo, ell cafe
entra en- Norteamerlca 10 mis-
mo que el del Brasil, Nicaragua
Venezuela, y etc.
jPuede dccirsc con csto Que
tenemoS el cahCtaje?
En- la isla cntrau las maQui
mas, el arroz, las manufactures
amaricanas, todas prevlsOra
mente defendidas de la compe-
tencia europea lpor que pues
un cafe como el nuestro, que
signiflca Ell mayor Y principal
elemento de riqueza, ha de es
tar abandonado por e, arancel
americana, en- un pals que tiene
el gusto extragadO por el uso
Constante del grano inferior2
iEntienden ahora los que aun
dicen que tenemos ell cab taje1
tOuleren djscutir con nosotros
los Que estan pcrpleiOS ante los
resultados Contrarios del siste-
ma que ellOs Green en- total vi
gOr, pero que no tenemos i'm
plantado mas que a medias,
puesto que la rlqneza cafeteria
no Queda comprcndlda en- la
proteCcI0n aranGelariao
rs precise que Sc convenzan
de eaea= irregularidad aniqulla-
dora todos los Que ignoran 10
que es un regimen de cabotaje.
para que la prote,ta Sc genera
lice. y CuandO Sc nos de la IA
z0n en- la metr0poli al protestar
del status pOlitIco. Sc nos de
tambi6 para decir que nos
arruina la talacia de un sistema
ignorado Y perfido, que ha dado
Ell lamar la inCOnsoiencia regl,
men de. cabotaje, sin trner en-
cuenta, o sin saber 10 que signl
tca el cabota}e honrado, verda
dero, sin trampas y sin explo,
taCiOneS.
Los veloces. .comisionados del
COngreso, llevaran recogida en-
su imperfeCta V somera vista
la vision luminosa de nuestra
isla, con su rara belleza Y su
frOndOsa tlorescencla.
Veran como hasta en- las ori
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