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, 1906-02-09
AUTHORS
AT WON EMS CLUB.

The Laramie Women's club will
meet in regular session at its rooms
In the Carnegie library building at 2:SO
Saturday afternoon, when the following
program will be rendered:
Juvenile Literature--Mrs. R. A. Lans-
del.
Five Minute Talks on Various Auth
ors-Mrs. G. L. P%atchell, Mrs. F. w.
Lee, Mrs. Charles Bellamy, Mrs. j. H.
Symons and Mrs. F. D. Spafford.
A most interesting afternoon is prom
ised and a full attendance of members
is requested.
, 1906-02-09
Stockman Sues for Divorce.

Newcastle, Wyo., Feb. 9.-Fred Bak-
er, one of the best known stockmen in
this section and an old pioneer, has in
.stituted proceedings for divorce in the
district court against his wife on the
ground of desertion. Mrs. Baker left
her home over a year ago and moved
to Nebraska, where she has relatives
living. The suit has created a mild
sensation in this place.
, 1906-02-09
COMP

The annual meeting of the Laramie
Maennerchor corporation was held at
the Maenperchor hall last night for the
election of seven trustees, the follow
ing being chosen: Joseph Lohlein, OF
TO Schwatke, Herman Hegewald, ]. w.
Johnson, F. w. OFT, e. j. Lehman and
Jesse Converse. The officers of the
corporation elected were IS follows:
President-Otto Schwatke.
Vice President-Joseph Lohlein.
, 1906-02-09
RETURNED FROM VISIT
Al FORMER HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Grover returned
last night from Blue Earth, Mimi,
their former home, where they had
been called by the illness of a relative,
after a visit of a couple of months.
They went to their home ranch at
Mandel today. Mr.. Grover found some
very severe weather in the north.
, 1906-02-09

February Is to April 7 the Union
Pacific will sell one way colonist ex-
cursion tickets to Spokane, Wash, and
intermediate points, S22.50; Seattle,
Portland, San Francisco. Los Angeles.
San Diego and intermediate points,
s25. /. W. EMMONS, Agent.
, 1906-02-09
CHEYENNE LIBRARY TO
BE OPEN AL NIGHI.

AT a meeting of the board of trustees
of the Carnegie library, it was decided
to open the library for the circulation
of books and the reading room to the
public every evening from Z to 9, says
the Cheyenne Tribune. The other
hours in the daytime it is understood
will remain unchanged.
, 1906-02-09
WATCH THIEF X
TO STATE PRISON.

Sheriff Smalley of Cheyenne passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
for Rawlins having in charge J.. A.
Baldwin, sentenced to two years for
stealing a watch from John Moran,
and John Hayes, given two and a half
years for receiving and ~disposing of
the watch.
, 1906-02-09

Treasurer-Herman Hegewald.
Hall Manager-Joseph Lohlein.
Prof. William Marquardt was re
elected secretary. The corporation is
in excellent financial condition, better
than at the annual meeting a year ago.
The corporation is the business agent
of the Laramie Maennerchor, the. vete-
ran musical organization of the city.
, 1906-02-09
Senate Passes RawIins Bill.

2 Washington, d. c., Feb. 9.-The sen
ate has passed the bill authorizing the
construction of a public building at
Rawlins, Wyo., to cost 100000.
, 1906-02-09
BACK FROM A VISIT
in WOLVERINE STATE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Cummings and
family have returned from Bangor,
Wis, where they had been visiting
with friends and relatives for some
time.
, 1906-02-09

Remarkable display Ki~ngsford's
1922
, 1906-02-09

VALENTINES, 1c UP, AT KINGS
FORD'S. 1922
, 1906-02-09

Corn fed mutton, the
tender juicy kind, at
the Model Market.
A complete line Of legal blanks at
The Republican office.
, 1906-02-09

Daily Republican. so cents a month.
, 1906-02-09
TRUSTEES REELECTED BY


F7,cI 80 7og?cEa CO., CHICAGO.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28
THOUGHTS FOR THINKERS.

The man or women who loves poultry
is most apt to succeed in making
poultry pay.
The farm without poultry upon it is
financial mistake, as writer in The
Washington Farmer states.
1t is common sense care; and not
coddling, that brings success in poultry
keeping and keeps the profits on the
right side of the ledger.
A common fault among novices in
the poultry business is to try to keeE
too many fowls and crowd one hundred
in where forty or fifty would not have
any too much room.
Overcrowding and over feeding are
causes of much loss and usually result
in large number of understood runty
caicks, which otherwise might have
been proftably reared to large size
and marketed in plump inviting
condition.
Don't expect to astonish the world in
the poultry business without giving i,
thought and attention. A poultry
business will not run itself any better
than would locomotive. Both need a
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

ter. Neglectingl cleaning the drinking
vessels invites disease. Ts neglect
cleaning ami kerosening the nest
boxes and roosts in the hot weather
throws the bars down to red mites and
they are not usally slow to take posses
sion whenever the opportunity offers.
Careless and irregular feeding of the
fowls or chicks is often the cause for
sirious digestive troubles and consider
able loss. Faithful attention to the de-
tails of work prevents trouble and in
sure good profit from the flocks.
Late Matched chicks are usually
hardly worth the bother of raising, es-
pecially if intended for breeding pur-
poses, but much of the difficulty may
be overcome by feeding late Matched
chicks separately from the others anG
keep them growing steadily by coop
ing them in well ventilated coops and
taking extra pains to see that they get
the variety of foods they should get
| have known of chicks Matched in the
first part of July deveoping into tiae
large specimens of the variety they
represented, but such results canno
be expected from late matches without
extra care. The small breeds such a.
the Leghorns can be Matched consider
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

clear head and an experienced hand
back of them.
Did you ever hear Of poultry farm
that has made money for its owner
from common scrub fowls? | think
not. And the reason is not that there
Is no money in scrub stock, but that it
costs no more to keep good poultry
than it does the poor kind and the
pure breeds bring in the money and
make the biggest profits. 1t is wise
man who makes the most of his OPP.
portnnities.
Market the poultry as soon as they
are ready. Cockerels that weigh from
one to two pounds In the last of June
and first Of July will sell at a larger
profit then than if kept until Thanks
giving and by disposing of them early
the pullets arc given more room and a
better chance to grow and delvelop. in
to winter layers, and the later Matched
chicks will all do better if the earlies,
cockerels are sold instead OF being
kept around to torment the younger
ones and worry the pullets.
The attention to small things is the
secret Of success in the poultry bust
ness. Neglect in the details OF the
work is almost certain to bring dsas
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

ably later than the larger breeds as
they come to maturity quicker ana get
their growth before cold weather sets
in. Prices on eggs for Matching are
usually reduced this month and small
amount will purchase "a sitting of eggs
from the very choicest stock. The poul-
try breeders are now through setting
eggs for themselves and will sell eggs
at nominal price from their
very best hens, which early in the sea-
son it would have taken considerable
money to have bought. by giving the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

Put olive oil into clear glass bottle
with strips of sheet lead and expose it
to the sun for two or three weeks, then
pour off the clear oil, and the result is
a lubricant which will neither gum nor
corrode. 1t is used for watches and
fine machinery of all kinds.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28
A BUNCH OF QUESTIONS.

! have 50 Barred Rocks chicks from
one to three months old, the older ores
are feathered out nicely, while the
others show no signs of featheripg.
They are free from lice and mites Can
| feed so as to make the chicks feather
out? | keep a number of males in a
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

chicks special care one can get a splen-
did start in choice birds very cheap
during this month.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

Ans.-There is usually great differ
9nce in the way chicks feather out bu,
in this case the extreme slowness in
feathering out is probably due to
lack of animal food. A little green
cut bone or beef meal in their ration
VIII help them to feather put naturally
in the early spring. Later on if there
are not too many on the range thew
ought to find bugs and worms enough
to furnish them all the animal food
necessary.
do not know Of any method Of keen.
ing lot Of males in one pen without
fighting, but if the sharp part of their
beaks is pared down to the quick every
two or three weeks they will not be
able to do each other any damage il
they do fight The smaller the pen ia
in which males are kept the more
peaceable they will be inclined to be,
but it is not advisable to keep them in
place so small that grass will not
grow for them.
For best results in winter eggs 50 or
40 hens are as many as can be taken
care of in house with no more than
one hundred and seventy square feet
o. floor space in the scrtching shed tr
feeding room, but more could be crowd.
ed in if the object was just to winter
them without any consideration as to
what they would produce. The dan.
ger of overcrowding is in not allowing
enough fresh air at night, and the safe
way is never to try to see how many
hens one can keep in a given space,
but rather see how large profit can
derived from flock. My experience
has taught me that five square feet Of
floor space is the least that should DO
figured on in the scratching sheds or
feeding floor for best results in winter
eggs.
The subject of preparing birds for
exhibition is discussed elsewhere in
this issue. Look it up for detailed in.
formation. Western Farm Journal.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

We-ntend to pay dividends to all Our stockholders
before year will pass. Further information which
Will be cheertully given. Call write to
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28
An
absolutely
safe investment

If you have few dollars you wish to invest in
safe and sure paying mining investment right here at
home, place it with the American Quicksilver, Gold
and Antlmony Mining Company. This com pany's
on Boulder creek four Anthony claims on Goat
Mountain, three Gold claims Camp Creek one Gold
claim on Dry creek and Gold and Copper claim on
Hawkins mountain, all situated from e to Fl miles
from the city OF Roslyn Stock is going at Is cents
share but is likely to be raised SO cents by the first
OF july, as expect by til is time have our fonr mile
wagon road from the main county road to the Quick
silver claims, nearly Completed also we will have made
arrangements to have MILL a fifty ton ore crush
er to be run by water power and Quicksilver retort
with daily capacity Of fifty for the reduction of
quicksilver ore, which has average of 4 per cent
quicksilver
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28

pen together. They are injuring each
other by dghing. Can l do anything
to stop it? How many pullets can 7
winter to best advastage in COOP bv
IA feet. and scratching shed u BY ID
feet? Please tell me how TO prepare
trio for the showroom.
j, H. T.
Great Falls, Mont,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
lmpresi0nes y noticias

El die 80 del sorriants. & iSs echo
do Ii mAnAnA, 90 exhumar&n en- oil 90
msnterio do este siudAd, si no reno
vSrAn sue dsudos los Arrsnda mieut q
rSspectivos, los rsatos dc AguslIn Nj
s@nda. Rafael Dlaz, NargAritA Jlme'
nez. Geronimo AgsAii, RAm6n G onza'
lex. Carmen Carambot, AureA vlrella
AnA y Maria Assneio, Joaeia Agratt
Dslgado, Lulsa Buied CAba lero, Ca
Eolina Csha los do DiIx Moll, Auto
nio GH 800, Manuel Luxunaria, I,Abal
TInaiero. EneArnSei6n Villafans do
R1ssy, Manuel Rosy Guerra. Hsrmi
nile 9. CAldsr6n, Emilio G. IElssias,
Jossfa Colon, Joie G ArcfA Calvo, Pl'
lAr Gardens, Julia Maria de los Rs
yes, kAtIIds de Suartz IgarAvidex
z 1ilA FigusrAs, J0stfs CArbonsll To-
70, Bslen Pinsla Lat ,Ie, FAuatA Ca
macho, Maria Bstaneourt, Rafael Ay'
lion, Rodrigo ksSs6. Julian Montss,
Ramona Espeio, N. KAlamku, EulAlla
Dslgado, n. Pjghro, Marcos San
shsE, MAnuel aAuthsz Rsbollo, Car
msn sAnehsx, Ramon Aon, Maria
LuisA Cuevas ChArbonisr. Arturo
LsGn, Emilia Ma KaAt Jlmsnsx, San
bos Danois, HSfAsIio Torres, ssbau'
han LlompArl, Carmen VsrNs VludA
de NOf.z y Nareolina Murisl de Lion
part.
En- sl vapor sPh lAdslphias en-
hArcArAa el DIE 2slpAra VeneE els,
nueatros husroi amigos don Jose Dc
Diego J don Juan r Bax. Fl stfor
de D ego pAsark AlgunAs lsnauAs On
Caracas, ysl Hef9r BAiI eontinuai 4
ViAie h&saA PsnAmG.
-EsIA etfsFmo el s'nsstje del
munieipio don Lupsreio Ollsr.
La smpresA americana sThs S. q
Antonio Doc kIrg Companys que ct m.
PRO lA iGletA del vAradsro do Pore /,
dsrk somisxo en- hfeve las obras 3
IN diQus y almscsnes,
-Anoehs sonIrsisron matrimonio
aivil sn ssta siudAd ante al iutx del
Valle los AprseiAbles i6ysnss don En-.
riQus ksyol J la nsnorila Julia Atilea
Morsno. FusIon tssIigos del aslo don
Miguel CshsllAs J don Ramon L ovst
La dsspoIAda So nieia del antique
prs csieanbs del Hospital AiliIar dor
HsYAslio Moreno
"a 10 G rts de DisIrilc, sseti6r
-, ss Vl6 ante iaradof, la ssuas sun
ara RAMON r vera Lsbr6n, poF el De
iiao de hurIo mayor, impuiGndois Il
sustrasci6n Dc una sartsra son dinsrt
por vAlor de IA dollars.
Estuvo Ia dsfsnla q cargo de
tado, TisOl Qus 10 hiEo por proglmi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27

nnioniStas dol bsrFio, 4 quienes les ha
o'elsrAdo upA guerra sin eusrta cor
osnnnclaH mss denunsiAs todo por
sl hseho do que an advertarios.
-DebisrA publicsrss una ords
nArza obligando & dut fos de cases.
que crsado h'gan obrAa de pinturs
en- las fsehadas dc estas, junto GlAs
aCaraH del trGnsiio Idolieo, popgAp
obligAtorismsnts IN aviso, Advirtlen
do que no dsbe nSdie rscoaIArss do las
RAredss 30 pa.igro &c mar chsras, Ho,
no pAaa ESQ, y no poeRa personas
pisrden EuS Eopas ror esS fAlta do Ad'
verleneia.
u Hoy q les dos de lA tArde cells
bro don Juan +. Baiz una orfsrsn'
eiA con el gobsruadoE Winthrop.
So roH intormS que sn 10 sAla
dc Sosorros ce PuertA de Tdrla hsy
un cImi l'ro cue presume do csia, el
cual prCvce6 , smenszi al areiAno
Blsa DelgAdo, porqus stts to6 4 bus.
c'r q m6dieo, yerm1 no 10 enlonlro
ueRo sc q 7sid q 6.le dc que no lie hs
bisn qusrldO itformAr donde ss hA.
ilAbs, dsndo oFigsn q gus ell doctor
rsprspdisrs g. sAmillsro pOr esa fAlta.
EHo bAaI6 para que el Eamillero, In
digaEdo, traiara de sgrsdir al amelia
nc, que tisho IeA o. IN buen unlo'
nittE del barrio.
Ha rtgtsHsdu & Yabucoa, despues
dc ma peEmApsncl& en- los E,ladcs
Unidos donds hass esiudios de uns
sArrsra, el esiud.oao ieysn don Jole
Berries, b 10 de ruealro Am'gl don
Joae L Befiios, AIealds de souel
pueblo, envismoH restro aaiudo,
-DIcen de Fueris de Tiara on.
los vsndeoo'ca smoolsrtsa suf,en no
posoI qusbrsnios en- la adqui.lcl6r
de los c'tsifss os de Sanld,d & can.
80 de gre muehss Vsoss ~ enc lsntrar
nj meti9o cue o. ide y ot,oE 3,
10 ponen tsaulus pcrque no var
bisn vsIIidoI coz zIpsios.
-ss han insarito sn sl Rss l,lrc ,,li.t
civil, los naaim ensos do Cri,t6bA
Cruz, Roanio Olzy acjo, Eusin,
AateA Re1don y Alvar,E Vietorl,
Eieobal, Teodora Lumsu PaillIs :
Jordan .Adsis r. nlsgIEl y Caso; ]
las dsiunei5lss ds JaAn Nauusl IN ie
Lasrss, 0 Dc Il Cruz , Alvattz J Or,
gosiC FsFrsr
Msdan aiaa trss do Ia t0ds 81
PauniIa 90 sesiol iz'rs9rdi1srlA e
Constio municipal.
-Conlir d e9u todA aeEvidad
! por ell in'Psslor RivGro, la lim,l.1
de Patioa y ztg4anes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Huelga en- Ontario.
Heridos en- las GALES,

Hamilton Ontario. Canada -Novismbys 27. AL
darss ls ordsn para Qus dssIseho dc 10 husgs que
sxists On 10 eiudad partsran esta los sarros
ee'tfcos rsoerrer su rusa do costumbre % produo
IN motn % lac tomaban parts m&s do closo mil huel
Eaissas La polisfs, acrta en- pdmsro, no sonsigu6
fssiabsssr s orden, fae indispensable que ntervl-
nisssn les tropas Essas 90 vieron oblgads hacsr
fusgo sohrs 10 muiitud rssultando mas do Glen hsri
dos. los que eondpi los hosptsles. Los sArros
circular lsnssmsnss grsndss inserv s!os eus!ods
dos por 10 posa osup Ando los tropAu toda IL Inca
gus reeorrsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Mr., Mortimer Durand.
Question diplon1atica,

Ntw York Novi.mhre 77.-Los gran6es psri6diao,
dc stA eiuda1 90 mAnihssan muy rsservados rsspsso
del susssor possible do Sir Mortimer Durand como em-
bsiador do Ioglatsrra on WashpRton I'll Ne,o York
Times habls con snsrgfs dies qus la rtlrAda do Sir
Mortimer Durand eoneidendo con 10. asuntos dc Nav
foundsnd en- que 10 psor parte fa6 para los Estados
Unidos, no dispons los aaimcs uua sfssuosa beus.
volensia con el nusvo smbsa adu suando ssa per
soma san ilustre simVate somo Lord Cprxon. El
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Franceses Y espaholes.
Desenbarcaran tropas,

Paris, N,viambre q Los gobisrnoa do Feansia y
E'p Ia sska dc scusrGo para dessmbarear tres mil
Aombrss cadA uno % les eostas msrroQufe aosmente
con sl carAer do polisa para protsgsr los oteses
dc 10 pcbse6a sxEa,gsrs. sio oaupar srritorio "a
no. Be sEusrda oil dssembarque hoy mismo % ssguro
q1s los moros no preysnArAu obai&suos porous csrs
osn Ess en- oil liberals Cr6tss que sstos seia mil
sodsdos sonstturan IL bass do dos eusrpos dc s6fe
10 de rsinta mil qse psnstraraa On 81 intsror 81 las
slreunstaneas 10 exigsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
VIiJE DEL G0IE8NADOR

Hahana embArcAn para los E,ta.
dos UpidoS 9 Goosrnador WlpIhrov
y au distlUguida sspoSs, Petmanscs
au eireo nsmarss en- squsl pals. don.
de detoApssrG nusItro digao gobor.
mamie m 1850 de lA ArduA tarsa Que
lie ha impuesIo su alto sarge en- eatos
dltimos ciAs,
Aeompsha 4 los esposcs Win
lhiol en- "a viAis lA TtfioritA Well.
Felix visis J gratss impresiones
dsIsamoI { los distinguidou vlpjsros
Gus Dc lan msrseidAI J iuItss llmpa
NlE gosAn 90 Puerto RIao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Association criminal,
Bandidos nilaneses,

Milao, Novismbrs 27 Sc essa iuzgando Auts Ia
eoris svll una asosiaa6n de bandidof, dsacuberta
por 10 pohsia italisna haca dsz ils Aparscsn e,f'
msnss horr'blss asssnatna 6iuesndos para psrpstrr
oil robo. Sscrs'troa de nihol mriarss Vioasiones,
asaIsos dnaas esmpsttrss, desEoo d. la corrsspoa
dsneia pdbea etc Los mismbros ds ia c7mpanfs mia
gan eon tsna aedad; psro hA vendo Ia osusa e test
nonio do vArias musres que elt&u hacienda revsaeio
mes espantoEas. Sc ncmbran fuusor arion sspectAas
para invssigar diversos ineideates d. stte Asunto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
La triple alianza,
Una vista a Roma,

Visns, Novismbrs 81 -sc dice que sl miuistso do
relaciones fxirAngerss sadrs ca Roma an esoa dss
para sonferonciar CON el gobisrro da I'a4a afsmar
los vltculos dc 10 Triple AlikYz>. B6bAHe do q1p
tracasado On 10 misms gsGt6n Q minisMo 60 Alemsna
o. emperador 0aiermo scude otro teaorls sopfApdo
on que e reg Vesor Manuel s'cundArA aus planes. La
opinion E1bliea 90 adetnta prsdecr un nuevo deSgs
ire dplomAsiso 81 el baron Aehrontrsl no lcgra IN
exito, 10 TRfPLoR sufria nhsvo dssca abro Bodra
considcsarse deGhechR On plszo pr6ximo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27

dai en- ls gus puso sus mas dsCidl'
ooS smpsfloa Dor obssner la ohsolu
ci0n del Geusado.
El iurAdo on suS dsliber. G lousu
pronunsi6 un vsredioto dc no eculva.
b'es.
La CorIs A,i 10 dsa ar6 ab,o vc1.
40 Ramon Rivera del dsliso que o. 10
imputAba.
-Avslino Rodriguez fu6 arresta.
do aver pot hsber pro scvldo un ss'
eAadalo en- la QutnsAlIS <LA Psrla,.
provosando A.loS appendicitis. De.
nunsiAdo 81 hscho. fOS cord anado sl
Rodrigutx & e5 de multa.
-En cl eireo dsl cInem st6QrAfo
hubo Anoshs una rina euIre Je,6s
VAldss y Victor F gusroa, los sualss,
dsspuS' de una SgriA discussion, 10
tusron & las manoS, smprsndisndola
d aillstIzos muIusmsnte. hoy eom
UAresisron ants sl Jusz del Walls
les Sondsno { clnco dollars do mul1s
9 diez dfas de arEesto.
hoy tae eondenada Mnfa Hsr.
nSndss q psgar s5 de multa por hAbsr
prtmovido nm fasFts esca .dalo sysr,
On 10 eAlls dc San JoGe, iusultsndo 4
Maria Morales.
"A Irsinta dfaS de Arrss.o fae
condsnado hoy NSxtmo Torres, dc
Rio PisdrAS, por hAosr sgredido a
Ventura RoSsll6, MOI dl6ndols su m
dsdo y pArti6ndosslo en- dos partss.
-1uAna Ayala fu6 sondspad ho Y
4 siAto dollars dc mulIA por sseAndAlc
sn sAnturts.
-En la ssesi6n II dc Ii Corts d,
Distrito han Rido auspsndIds q, las via
IAs de plsitos stsslAdAS para by.
Hoy fasron asntensiados oor el
ldtS de Psz los Hguientsa indlviduos
E'sdio MsFssd, els por Insults coa,ru
Fabo hobgs sn PusrtA de Terra
Manuel RUIZ, 81 Por escAudalo en- !,
ssle CO ls ForIalsEAi Jole IglssisS
Kilogio Jorge, IgaAsio R)sa, Javisl
Asrrero, s2 por intfacel6u 4 lAslsysl
de sArrstsrSa; Pablo Valdsjuli 81 Dol
dsrmIr On aiIioI p6blieos, Julian Mar
tines 81 Dor dormir On Iilios pdblico,
Iuliaa AArttntE. sl por lituarss 81
HlIio hi1 con 81 vsptI; Cslsstino An
dino ~ 80 por ArroiAr sGieAra, Il
via i lieA.
-Ha Easado en- cslidad de srfsy
mo 81 Hospital Munislpsl, el pre.,
pomirgo Romtn.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Nueva enfermedad
en- el estado de Texas.

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