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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake assembly met with President
Madsen in the chair and all officers pres
emit There was one initiation. Tuesday
May ]. the assembly will give a ball
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
RIVER IS DRAGGED
FOR BULLOCK
Vain Search for Body of Man
Believed to Have Com
mitted Suicide.
MIND FAILS IN SICKNESS
RELATIVES WILL CONTINUE TO
HUNT FOR HIM.

The Jordan river was dredse~ nd
dynamited by the police yesterday for
nearly a mile below the north Jordan
bridge TO recover 81 the body Of
James NJ. Bullock, jr., 1870 Eleventh
East street. who, it is believed, COM
mitted suicide by drowning himself.
For four hours the work was carried
on, but all efforts were in vain. The
rivers bottom was dredged and raked
from one side TO the other with drag
hooks attached to long ropes.
Boats were secured from the Utah
Light & Power companys sub-Station
at the river, and the middle of the
stream was stirred UP with blasts Of
dynamite. Sergeant John J. Roberts.
Detectives r. L. Shannon and Howard
Wilson took charge of the work. About
twenty others, including the father and
three brothers of the missing man, aid
ed the officers
Men were stationed all along the river
bank to watch for the appearance of a
body II II came to the top after the
blasts were set off. Nothing resulted
from the search and many of the miss
ing mans relatives have hope Of yet
finding him alive.
Finding Hat Causes Search.
The search was made on account of
the finding of a hat near the Jordan
river, which is supposed TO have be-
longed to Bullock 1t had his name on
the brim but the hat could not be iden-
tilted by either his brothers or father.
This is the only evidence that the po-
lice have Of Bullock having been in that
neighborhoOd.
The officers received a call to Jordan
bridge Tuesday afternoon, stating that
a man was lying on the bridge and
that he said he was sick. Detective
Shannon went down to the bridge from
his home and brought the man to the
police station He gave the name of
Bullock, and again said he was sick.
He was cared for Tuesday night at the
police station.
Bullock said that he had relatives in
Salt Lake and asked to be released
Wednesday morning. No charge was
preferred against him and he was re-
leased accordingly. Shortly after his
release Information was received from
BullOck'S father that he, had wandered
away from home and was evidently
not in his right mind. His son. the
elder Bullock said, was suffering from
an attack of rheumatism which he be-
lieved had affected his mind.
Relatives Make Vain Search.
When the police notified Bullock that
his son had been taken in charge Tues
day and released at his request on
Wednesday, search was made for
him about the city Albert John NJ
@eAlA u I'm W. DeiAAbNNI DIOL4lEAS u the
missing man, took up the search but
were unable to locate him.
They received word on Thursday that
a man had been seen going uD CITY
creek. A search was made up the can
NOn. over into PaTley'S canyon and
Emigration canyon, but he could not
be found. Michael Gravner reported to
the police Friday that he had picked
up a hat near the Jordan river NOT
far from his home. which bore the
name OF J. Bullock Gravner brought
the hat 10 the police station. The faith
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
MANUFACTURERS & MFR
CHANTS EXCURSION
TO MANTI
Via D. & &. G., Thursday. April 2R-

Via D. & r. G., Thursday, April &c.
Fare $3.50 for the round trip. Every
body invited. Special train leaves Salt
Lake 1870 a. m, and returning arrives
at Salt Lake 1870 p. M, making stons
at all principal towns Refreshments
served on train. Come along: see the
country; get acquainted. Boost for
Utah and her industries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23

If you want the real thing in tho
pickle line, get MOUNTS BEST CIR
KINS. Look for the Bee Hive on the
la bel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
If You Are Losing Your Hair

Consult Lyngberg &; Leaker, hair spe-
ciaIists, 421 Constitution bldg. Facial
nanicuring, for men and wO-
men. Both phones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
AWFUL PSORIASIS
81 YEARS
Terrible Scaly Humor in Patches
All Over the BOdy-Skin Cracked
and Bleeding Itching Unbear-
able-Cured by Cuticura in Thirty
Days at Cost of $4.75.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

"I was afflicted with psoriasis for
thirty-hve years. It was in patches all
over NV body. l used three cakes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23

Louie company has purchased Hop
Sings place of business at Is CONNER
cial avenue All claims against Hop
Sing viii be paid not later than Nav 4.
(SiEned) LOUIE COMPANY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23

American Fork, May l. Dancing at
Apollo hall Music by Nettleton's or
chestra. Special train leaves via Salt
Lake Route at 7:3O D. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
ONLY $4,000
To Los AnqeIes and Return.

Via San Francisco and the o. 6. L
and S P lines, April 20 to May 6, in
elusive Tickets good for return To
July 81 See agents. City Ticket Of
fee, POI Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
ALL EAGLES

And their friends are invited to attend
a grand bah to be given by the Eagle
Baseball and Social club in the Salt
Palace hall, Tuesday evening, April "a
at D. IN. Admission 80 cents per
couple
Photographs SOC a dozen at Browns
studio. Ga West Second South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
Olympic Games This Week.

The Olympic games at Athens will
continue throughout this week and until
May 2 Thirty-two representatives from
the United States will be among the
competitors.
In London on April IS will be held
the celebration of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of Ellen Terry's connection with
the stage. The committee having the
celebrat1on in charge includes the lead
ing actor managers, several artists and
authors and many other influential men
The ceremonies in commemorative of
Admiral John Paul Jones, whose BODY
was recently brought to AnnapoIis
VIII be held on April "a when the BODY
VIII be transferred from the Temporary
tomb in the naval academy grounds TO
memorial room in Bancroft hall The
French government has sent a fleet
under command Of Admiral CANNON ia
participate in the ceremonies Al
dresses will be made by President
roosevelt, NJ Jusserand. the French
ambassador; Secretary Bonaparte and
General Horace Porter.
The national convention of Woue1,s
Foreign Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will be held in Harris
burg, Pa, April "a to 26
The united convention of the TTDi+a5
Confederate Veterans national reunion
conVeneS in New Orleans April %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
SPOONER STILL
STUDYING HARD
Wisconsin Senator May At
tempt to Answer MIR. Bail
ey'S Argument This Week.
NO TIME SET FOR THE VOTE
SENATORS GETTING WEARY OF
THE RATE BILL.

Senator Lafollette will continue today
(Monday) his address in the United
States senate on the railroad rate bill
devoting his especial attention to the
subject of the generalization of rail-
roads and contending for an amend
ment to the bill authorizing the inter
state commerce commission to deter
mine the correct valuation of railroad
property as the only proper means of
arriving at just and reasonable rates
He will probably conclude during the
daV.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
May DAY BALL.

Eat your lunch in the Palm garden at
the Royal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
House Programme.

With legislation for the District Of
columbia for Monday and abandon
ment of the session for Tuesday that
the house may attend the John Paul
Jones burial exercises at Annapolis, the
real legislative week of the national
mouse of representatives Will not begin
until Wednesday. At that time the
agricultural bill will be taken I'D and
its consideration continued until it is
completed. 1t is the present intention
10 limit general debate on the measure
10 one day with a view to passing the
Dill by the end of the week. The pro-
vision eliminating the usual appropria-
tlon Tor the distribution of garden seeds
oy members is regarded as the provi-
sion which will cause the most talk
That the bill recently reported from
the committee on revision of the laws
containing codifcation of criminal
laws OF the United States may receive
consideration, appropriation is to be adj
Vanced in the near future for night
sessions when this bill may be read
The measure is very for1sS one and its
reading will require several hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
Spooner May Speak.

There is as yet no definite under
standing as to who will follow him
but IT is probable that Senator Spooner
VIII do so. Indeed, there has been no
denn1te announcement that any other
senators desire to make a general
speech on the railroad subject and il is
therefore probable that no one else has
completed the preparation of a, speech.
The general opinion is, however that
the debate will continue throughout the
week, although many of the senators
are becoming restless under the long
drawn out controversy and many intim-
atoms are heard that an agreement to
vote may be suddenly arrived at almost
any time after Mr.. Spooner shall have
had an opportunity to make his reply
10 Mr.. Bailey. In case there should
be a lull in the railroad discussion SEN
ator Clapp will take advantage of the
opportunity to press the consideration
or the Indian annexation bill. The re-
VlVal of the controversy between
Messrs- Tillman and Hopkins is also
among the probabilities of the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23
new BOOKS FOR LIBRARY
Thirty-five Volumes Will Be Added
to City Collection
Today.

The following thirty-fve books will
be added to the Public Library this
morning:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-23

Woman's His
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

tity of bsgass in thu furnaces there
10 little or no visible smoke, ths com.
bustion being perfect, but VIII m crowl.
ing ths furnaces to get rid Of some Of
tbs extra b'gasss there is visible
ka
We have arrangements for clean.
log out The b b,i'er tubes both by com.
pressed air q steam, 4 1t wAstxpect.
ed thAt, as Ia all Other places | hsve
kat wa or h ard Of, va would have to
blow out the tubss every II hours,
but Wa fnd that W, can run the boilers
the whole week giving plenty Ct
steam & only brushing them out on
Sundays
may t frthar and that these fur
nacas, boilers y to.lsr settings are
entirely new 10 m, ia many particu.
lars & | have never seen anything TO
equal them az atsam producers.
Laat year W, had 10 water tube
boilers with high priced ex 1erts in
attendance, tbs ex oert from the Stlrl-
ing Boiler O.. a, s 80 per month g.
III zee extra assiatsnts ct $40 each,
max pg t9t.l Of $500 per month for
no hing but cleaning & replacing de.
mayed tubes, &, Atho We spens large
sums In extra fuel wood s. COAL Ii
WAS simply impossible to ksep up q
ut1l ,lent supply cf steam. or ever
come near III, 200 ions OF csne that
", are now crush'ng & working eff
with III 'se boilers. VIII le with your
boilers & sett ngs, wa have plenty OF
steam & to spare & not one csnt cf
h, above Expense
In conclusion msy say ih II your
designs t hlmnsy, flrnacei, boilers
\ sesiirg & ara really admirable & full
fl completely all you pro nised 4 al
| tx ecsad, 4 | caanot sry TOO much In
their praise.
H p!ng III So rema' XIV Il bs of
u's 10 you 4 corgtasula,tpg you on
III, splendid success Of your labors
here rems'n,
Yours vary truly
S sael w. ] LOWRIE,
Gsnl. MAuag : Of C.ni al Agairre.
Central Agur e, Mao Ii de 1906
TRADUC I)N
Sr. don RJbet Crab an, Iogsniero.
Ponce.
Muy sen " mio;
T3Dgo mlch9 lst1 ca dare q
continusc!6a datJs, que son resultado
de m 5 obssrv AcioneI ca Ii presents
molieads, .fHenieI & la chin ,nea
nuevs, calderas mutitubulares y hor.
EOS, dsen ados por ustsd MOI tados
en- ests FActorf. bsio 81 dlrscci6n.
Consldero la chimsnss una hsrmo-
90 obrA, muy bien diseiiada y propor-
cionada y i lics en- su elias en- 10 que
q construction y mstsriales
an ella empleados. Su tiro y reiul-
ssdos gaaerAles son enteram ante sa-
sisfactorios.
Las ssis nuevAs cAlderas mult!tu.
bularss, disc II sdas, soastrui las y mon |
sadsa b'l 81 dlrecct61, SOD, no 40
lamente las INSPIRES G aneradoras de
vspor que ha conocido, sino a, mis-
sconomicas, pues producsn vap-r So
ursnte con una cantidad de comb 5ustl. |
bic tan pequeda que sorpreade.
El hech) es que 8 de esas calderAs
ION muy sudctsrtes pa.a trabajsr
;, 900 soneladaa de can - en- IL horas,
,antidAd que ahora trAbsi amos diaria
nente, pero el s)brants de bsgszo @,
ian g'ande que tsnemos dlfcul,sd an |
1isponer de 6. y para este fin, 6 sea
Iolamente para consumir csc bsgszo
'obrAnte, &c nos hace necesarIo usar
a osra cSldera. Puedo decir que con
cantidad de bOgszo que SO consume
'n los korn)s no solamente ablstece-
nos de vapor toda Ia tActori4, sino
lue tamb!en q Ia plata e'6N.ics, ta-
er de mecanica, Errimo de los carros
ii molino y de',args de ellos, carga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
Economic de con0bustib|,

mad amente de 50 900 por mes de ira.
bsjo.
Lss IS, 600 libras de aqua evApo-
rads, que dice sl ssaor Voss, repre-.
ssntau 1850 caballos de fuerzA que 81
un rssultado excslsnts para 9 calderas
cuya supe, e lie de calef lcei6n efsctiv q
es solsmsnts do 4600 pies cusdrada
cada uns. Sin embargo, no dudo que
cusndo 10 Central pueda disponer J
sprovechsr sl hsgsz sobrante y nd
sea neces Ario ahogsr los hornos con
objeto de consum!r parse de ess 10
brsnte, esss calderas podr&n muy
bien evsporar sgua equivalents d
8 900 csbsllos de fu,rza. Fl bsgszo
que actualmente sobra serfa suficiente
para producer ell v.por necesario para
una planta e,sctrica para risgo, mo-
vlmiento de los tslleres dc mec6nics q
y carpinterfs, evsporadorag, grdag,
deicarga de 10 cana e'c, d, una facto.
ria de 2 & 5000 toneladas de car \ dis
rias.
Eobsrto Graham.
Haciends Bocachica, Ponce, s d.
Mario de 1905.
Sr. don Roberto Graham, Icgsniero,
Ponce.
Muy senor milo y amigo:
En- condensation q las preguntaa
cue usted me hacs, refsrentss q 10 ins
talaci6n llevada & csbo bsjo Ia direc
ci6a de uited en- ls Hacienda Bocs
chlcs,e ,es para nj unplaser manIfsstar.
le 10 que aigue:
FL sistema dc hornoI y montura
especial de calderas implanlado Dor
uatsd on disha factorfa, 81 vardade-
raments sorprendente en- sus sisctos.
Basta declr que las miamaa dos cal
deras pequeiias y sntiguas que con
otra montara han estado flnclonsn n /.
do hace amos en- 10 f'aclo "a, produ-
csn ahora, con 10 misms ch menes
peqaeha y rsisds, sufclents vapor
para todas las exigenclas de lr nue..
vos aparaSos y del doble molino, y &
pesar de ID mayor exrac:l6n 81
aumento dc producto, no solo basta,
sino que sobra una gran cantldad de
bsgszo, hoy el dnIco comb at bic, sin
necssidad dc la lena, nj dc Ia psja q ue
ademas ex'gia 10 anterior monturs.
La manera de alimsntar los hornos
con begazo directs m snte de los moi.
nos es rerfecta y sum amente econ6.
mi ., y Ia combustion que en- ellos 90
haee 60 tan intensa y perfscta, que s5.
10 d interva.os muy prolonged % pus.
dc verse sallr algda humo ligsro por
10 chlmenea.
Eu ousnto 4 los nuevos apars.o, 1,
del sistema llAmsdo SEX oress,, tsnto
el Ttiple Efecto COMO oil Tacho, flu.
cionAn admirablemsnte con resu ts.
dos ada msyores que los ofrecidos
por usied.
La pArte dc Ia molienia, maQui
mas y trapiches, llaman Ia atenci6n,
dudo que pueda nadie M i,rarla; y 10
mlsmc digo dc la buena tranou ouiIa
marcha de las bombas <Cam sr6a.,
Ianto 10 de vAcfe ssco, como 10 de
sgaa como las de las condens scio.
net, eto.
En reidmtn, consld.ro un deber, ,oue
lleno gustosfsimo, 81 ma itsstarle mi
mas completa satisfaction por toda la
monsura por usted eiscutads, v tsnto
los hornos para bsgazo vsrds y mon
Eura de las caldsras, como Ia combi.
'ion de la dob'e molienda, sl cenduc'
Tor del bagaz", el Triple Efscto xEx.
prssis y taeho 81 vssfo Express. v
BombaS Camsron, todo tsndr6 siom.
pre- 81 mayor gusto en- recomsndsrlo
'ncareeidamspts, como 81 de iusfcls.
mlS amigos J personals interes
De usted ateuto ssg lro uervIdor
: amigo,
El Administrator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

TRADUCl
Haoisnda Boca. .Chics
Ponce Mario s dc 1908.
Mr. Roberto Graham, Isgsniero.
Ponce
Dear Sir:
Ia regar' 10 tn, questions you ma
ks regarding III installations carried
out under your direction In the Esta'
To Boca .Chica. IL 10 q pleasure 10. m,
to state the f,llowi' e.
Tbs system Of furnaces b special
b,iler settings, i'm lautsd by you In
above msrttonsd factory, are certain.
ly surprising In there sffssts.
It IL 81 fl ieut to ssy that, tn, 81.
me two small old boilers that with
another setting have been working
many years In the factory, produce
now, wish tbs 50 ne old >crask k I'd chin
neyssuffl ,leot steam f,r oil ths requi'
rements OF ths ntw apparatus & dou.
BILE crushing, & yet W tn greater ex'
traction d increase OF production, not
only is tha bagMss (tha only fuel now
used) suffi ,ient, but there IL . large
surplus, & neithsr wood nor trash 10
used as form 3r'y.
rhs meth ID Ct feeding The green
bsgasse direct form ths mill to furna.
90 ID perfeci & most economic s. com
bustion ID 30 intense & perfect that
rarely any amok. ID visabls leaving
the chimney.
With regard TO the new apparatus
called <Express,s the triple sffsct a.,
well - the vacuum pan work admirs.
bly,, d give results even superior 10
those promised by you.
Tbs crushing plant, engine & mills
attention, & I doubt that any one
could improve on thsm. The same I
may say regarding the silent & txes'
llent wol king Of The sCsmer6n, pumps,
the vacuum air pump % wall 40 the
water & condensations pumps etc.
In conclusion, l believe It IL my
duty, which fllitil with the greatsst
pleasure, to manifest my most com.
plese sstiafAc.lon with the entire Ia.
stalation 90 executed by you. The
green bsgasse furnace, ss w,ll a. tn,
boilers setting, shs arrangements for
double cru,h ug, tha bAgssse cou-
veyor. The trlpl, If fsct eEx prsss,, III,
vacuum pan <Exprems & sCamsron,
pump', l shall slwAys have she
greatsat pleasure In strongly recon.
msndirg 10 my friends & olhsrs inte.
reAtsd.
Yours very truly
S'gaed Juan G.. Prdts,
Admin.
Hscieuda Boca Chlea EPoncsT
y Mario 8 de 1905.
Sr. Don Roberto Graham,
Presents.
Muy sei1 mio:
Me 60 grato manifsstarls que el
h 1rno , montura de las dos caldsras
ansigdas lleva las & cabo bsj 90 com.
psteLts dlrecc On en- esta Hacienda.
dan sufcients vapor para los nue. ios
apAratos montsdos en- la misma, sps-
sar del escaso iiro de 10 chimsnea 90.
brando combustible el que direct amen.
to W desde los molinos & 10 alim ,nta.
sion do los b ornos 10 que resulta muy
Eo cuanto al Trip.e Ffec.o SEx.
presss solo puedo decirle que sstoy
nuy sati,fech1 de 81 y creo no hays
otro sistams que 10 supsre. All como
'anbi6n 10 estoy de las hombas xCs
nsron;s en- reIdmen, esta instalaci6n
na sido un exito por 10 que me con.
gratulo en- manitestarlo y al mismo
'lempo en- falicitarle.
Soy de uatsd atento y ssguro SER
Vidor.
JOSE M. ARBURIE,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

a toda sonora una muheca un juego de vestidos
con tai que srva pasa por la agenca de la xCompaia
Singer de Maqunas de Coser, Hstos regalos So erpde
tamb6n en- las sucursaes de la Compaa en- todo los
bios de la Isa. I'm ~ ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

Cea!reI Agdrre, 8avhlltb, 1906
MIR R3letG 'ah4m, Ponce P r
Dear 81;
I1rcf1s uc3 t. the 1ew Oh 'mney,
mu Tubular boilerA 4 Furnaces de
sgret BY you & erjcied in th's Fac
Tory uuder yQrr supervision, | have
muth pit a uJo in & vii & you ths TO-
llow.ng nctes Of wlAt has come under
my obeerVat on during lhs present
crushing
The chimney | consider If h and
some wall proportioned design & 80
far as l knew, unique In construction
and materials employed. TIL, draft
produced and the general result, are
entirely satisfactory.
In regard to The new ak multitu
bulsr boilers designed by you ana
c1nstructed y erected under you au-
rervition, not only are they tn, bsst
generators Of steam that la all my
experience have kuowl, but also
they produce ample steam with q
surprising small quanti,y OF fuel, In
fact, fvs CT the boilers W Juld be q ute
ample to work eff 1000 tons of cane
per "a hlurs, The am )unt W, are Low
crushing daily, but III, surplus ba
gssse 10 Sd great that WI are having
d fl ,ulty In handling Ii, 10 lhu we
ksep an extra boiler running merely
to get rid of some of The extra bsgas.
So.
I may say that, with ths portion
OF The bagssss consumed 10 ths fur.
nacss W not only run ih VIII >le mill
including tha electric plant, but also
haul up The cane cara to the mills Il
unload them, run III, machine shop,
load y unload the lighters & pail
them to " fro bew ca lh' whuf Il
the vessels in III harbor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
Ponce, Marzo 81 de 1906
St. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
San Juan.
Muy sthor milo:

Nv a. A0l'
Muy ssfior milo:
Como comprehension & los datos
publicados en- el artfculo que, bsio el
rubro de sInteresante para los Hacen.
dados Rconomia de combustibles
aparece en- ell ndnsro 433S dc ese pc
ri6dico, correspondence al 19 del &C
tual tepgo ell gusto de acompsn arle
para su public sci6n las slg guientss car
tas, references al m'smo asunto, que
creo de mucho intele' para los fabri.
cantes de sz1,ar para los que, 80.
tes de terminsrse por complete las
monturas en- sAguirres y sB 3cschtcss ,
formsban ,met tsrios deifsvorab lea
aobre elias, critlcandolas con la me
ior intenc!on muestrHs de intel gen
ola.
Las dos clrtas dc los fe q )res Ad-
minisrador y Mayordomo del logo.
nio <Bocae hicas se referen una ins
tslaci6n que, On cuanso q montura de
las calderas y hornos, es igual q la
de Ia Central sAguirre, pero en- menor
escala y proporciona lmente con los
mismos rssultados. Tambien hacen
rtfarencia esas csrtas al molino y m {.
quina para moler Ia cana, COZ struidos
need1 las instrucciones del que sus
cribs, en- los talleres de la Fulton Icon
Works, y al Triple Efecto y Taeho al
vacfo, ambos de siitems nuevo y el
mas econ6mlco en- primer coato ma
nejos comparsdos con todo otro sis
tems hasts hoy conocido,
Rstelenie Ia tcor6m!ca geuera.
ci6n de vsp9r, tx'racci6n del jagc,
evaporation J gran lac On del m smo,
oil que suscribs teudrA much, guat3
on facilitar los inf N necesarloa
loa faerlcantes d. iz1car que ts,eQ
intere aios ea egts 81 aratos.
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tor, Y r Ia pubicaci6n de esia ea-la
y de rs que acompah c)mo tessimo
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Roberto Grgham.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-26
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Sir. don Robe t Crab ,m, Iogsniero.
Ponce.