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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
Rooseveirs Spelling UnlavsfuI9

The discovery was made by WASH
ington lawyer few days ago, it is said,
that the action of President Roosevelt
in putting into effect the simplified
spelling may be in violation Of law
tnat was passed by Congress some
years ago.
1t is said that about % years ago
Congress passed joint resolution,
which was approved by the President,
making Webster's dictionary the
standard for Government spell ng and
that the law has never been repealed.
1t was also stated that there is on re-
cord decision of the United Safes
Supreme Court affirming the resolu-
ton.
The lawyer who is stated to have
made the discovery declares that it may
tie up the proposed spelling reform I'M
til Congress repeats the law.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
Why We Are For Bryan.

Becauge he is honest and conscienti-
GUS; because he is frank; because heis
outspoken and fearless; because lac il
patriotic, board and liberal; because his
heart ane his sympathies are with the
struggling masses and because his
mind il thoroughly imhued with the i'm
perishable principles of Democray as
defined and enunciated by jefferson,
the greatest of Americas statesmen,
who believed in and trusted the people
because he knew their intentions are
always rood. We believe in Bryan be-
cause he stands Iesolutely for the prln-
ciple, equal rights to all men, special
privileges to none." We oppose the
Republican party because it's cruel I'M
necessary high protective tariff violates
this beneficent principle, favors one
class at the expense Of all others and
fosters monepol.es and trusts which
have forced up the cost Of living fully
40 per cent, and to point positively
burdensome to the masses Of the com
mon people, Greenbrier Independent
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
Mr.. HERMAN ROESE.
A Man of Prominence in School Circles
and Overseer Of the Poor Says
Pe-ru-na Has Proven a Most
EHicacious Remedy.

Herman Reese, Is New Butternut ST.,
Syracuse, N. Y, is President of the
Board of Trustees of Webster graded
schools, Dist. 8, in tho town of Salina.
He is also Overseer CT the Poor,
which position has afforded him ample
opportunity for noting the causes Of
disease, as well as tie best means Of
preventing and curing the same.
He expresses his approval Of the use
OF Peruna as very effective means Of
solving problem of such vital interest
to the community, as follows:
"Exposure seems to affect the lungs
and kidneys of the poor and have
seen hundreds of these who were
br0kend0wn In health from this cause.
~ am pleased to tell you fhcf
Peruna has proven most effcaci0ss
remedy In q number of cases where
no other medicine was used.
~ consider III a specific for any dis.
orders Of the respiratory organs.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
Got The Wrong Hat.

During a recent visit to Baltimore
Bro. J. b. Morgan, of Gelardstown,
and some other guest at the Eutaw
House inadvertently exchanged hats
upon leaving the dining-room. Mr..
Morgan did not notice the exchange
until nearly home. In order to find
"the other man, v he sent the following
lines to the manager of the hotel, to be
posted in the lobby They were pub
Iished in the Sun of the 18th inst:
HAT EXCHANGE.
rheYe's likeness of hats, as of men
who wear,
In outward appearance as we Sc
everywhere;
And if we of them due notice don't
take
Some mistakes we're oft very likely to
make;
Therefore send you this notice to say
That at your commodious house yes
ter,iay,
An exchange was made without
thought or design.
L got another mans hat and he goi
mine,
B ut who be is, or where from, / don''
know,
If you can inform me, now kindly dc
so,
And if be will my good chapeau soon
Unto me, his fellow-traveller and
friend,
l will, when his name and address
learn,
With pleasure to HIM his black Stetson
return
Jas. B. Morgan
Nothing has yet been heard from the
other man." and we conclude that Sc
! fair exchange is no robbery"
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

The Pocahontas Times, Mtrlnton
w. Va.
Mr.. Editor-I am Republican,
first, last and all the time, and as such
| enter my unqualified protest against
the resolution Of the Republican con
vention endorsing Senator s. b. Ell
kins.
How any man calling himself Re-
publican can endorse Senator Elkins'
course on the Rate Bill and in fact
every other bill Of importance adyo-
Gated by President Roosevelt, Is more
than | can imagine.
Had it not been for the aHand writ
ing on the wall'' in his State, Senator
Elkins would have voted, as he WI rk-
ed, against the Rate Bill. As it is, he
was instrumental In having amend
ments adopted to the Rate Bill render,
ing it is useless for the purpose Cor
which it was intended.
have my conscience back Of my
convictions, and | am not, AS most OF
my party seem to be, afraid to give
utterance To them.
q. Hunter Kee.
DunIeyie
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

Cumberland, Md, Oct. HAIRY
Gassaway Buxton, president OF the
Peoples Bank, of Keyser, w, Va, and
the favorite nephew of Col. Thomas u
Davis, with whom he made his home
nearly all his life, died this evening" at
the home Of bis sister, Mrs. William
Il. Wolfe, at keyser. He was in his
forty-seeond year.
Mr.. Buxton had held many promi-
neat positions aud had been connected
with many of the industries of his
uncles, Senator Henry q. Davis and
Col. Thomas b. Davis He was form
erly vice-president OF the BuxtonLand-
streets Company, operating large stores
in the West Virginia coal fields was for
several yeas manager of the New York
office of the Davis Coal aud Coke Com
pany and only recently resigned his
position as vice-presldept of the Davis
National Bank, of Piedmont, w. We.
Mr., Buxton had notable career and
rose rapidly from position to position.
His wealth is estimated at between
$500 900 and 100000. His father died
in April last, and he is survived by his
mot her and Two sisters--M Mrs. Wolfe,at
Keyser, w. Va, and Mrs. Frederick
Gerstell, of Easton, Pa. The funeral
took place on Wednesday At 2 =. M.
from the residence of his sister at Key
Ser.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

A great deal of excitement is being
created along the South Branch of the
Potomac river by the activity of the
Southern Railroad Co., a concern
which proposes constructing a Railroad
from Romney in Hampshire county to
petersburg in Grant county and Moore
field in Hardy county. The proposed
road will open up new territory
which has no railroad and will fur
nish an outlet to the States large
Tim Der reserve. a Spates Brady, OF
Fairmont, is the company's chief en-
gineer and has already had the pre-
liminary survey made and is now To-
eating the road, Two surveying crews
are now at work and the rights OF
waysare being taken up as fast as pos
sible. The company was chartered re-
Gently and the directors of the road are
John L. McGraw, of Grafton; John j.
Cornwell, of Romney; w b. Cornwell
ID. Sinclair and Il. j.. Abbatichio, of
Fairmont.
These men expect to construct a
steam railroad connecting the towns a
distance Of about .3S miles, The road
will be most unusual as to grades, the
maximum grade being mot over one
half of one degree. Very few curves
will exist in the road.-Piedmont In
dependent.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
New Firm,

Messrs. r.. j. Whitmore II Co., ow-
ing to tse III health Of MFR. Whitmorc
who expects to move to the country,
have sold out their clothing store TO a
number of gentlemen who expect 10
operate the same by a corporation. The
name and style OF the Company will
be the Dean, Whitmore Drewry Com
pany, Mr.. Whitmore retaining an in
terest Mr.. Dean is Mr.. John Dean a
well-known salesman for the National
Commercial company and Mr.. Drewry,
shis brother.in law, formerly Of Peters
burg Va. We wish the new firm album
dant success.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

Avoidalumand alum phos-
plate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE.-Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is
pure, cream Of tartar baking powder,
and the best that can be made.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

The making of every suit is
done consoientiously and thor
oughly. Never before have we
offered such a wo-thfnl lot of
School Suits at tie prices.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
Killed on The Rail -Oad

On Sunday morning last about 5
O'Clock, Mr.. w. j. Solbaugh, of Pitts
burg, Penn, was run over and instant
ly killed by an engine at Eagles. With
|compaion he was goingto Lynchourg
ITO work at their trade as elevator con-
'structors and did not get eff at Shen-
|andoah Junction as they had intend
ned and were walking back to the juno
Mon.
The remains were brought to Wilen's
Undertaking establishment and pre-
pared for burial. They were sent tC
oittsburg on Monday evening on train
No. 5.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
Marvellous Horses.

A circus without fine horses would
be like an opera without fine singers,
and the Frank A. Robbins new and
greatest all feature shows which Is to
exhibit in Martinsburg on Tues Oct. 10
has just added whole troupe Of the
most superb performing stallians, sad
die and trick horses ever seen under a
circus tent. Ten truly magnificent
specimens of equine perfection, all rid
den, driven and performed by that
master of equestrianism, Herr Huge
II ,rzog, who brought to this country
the greatest stud Of high school trick
horses ever on exhibition. These mar
velous animals do almost everything
but talk, while their drills, quick steps
cake walks and general advertisement,
under saddle and at liberty in the arena
never fails to excite rounds Of applause
Herr Herzog, is himself perfect pic
ture of manly grace on horseback
while his prancing steeds are the very
embodiment Of COED manners and good
breeding. They waltz, march, man
euvre, walk erect on their hind feet Ca
wort and obey every wink, nod or wish
of their skillful trainer, and deport
themselves in way that would drive
the horse show set wild with envy
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

The undersigned expects to have
|hree good farms in Berkeley coul ty
|or rent the coming spring, and will n
britain applications from good men. If
reference is not for farming will give
|ther inducements at good salary. Az
Ny at once. Call on or address
]. I'll. Doing
lSSts lnwood w. Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05
Dunleyie.


The members Of the City Band will
give dance in Hobbs Hall tonight,
Friday from until O'Clock, Muse
by the band orchestra.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-05

Leslie NJ. Shaw, Secretary Of the
Treasury will speak here for the Re-
publicans on Saturday night Oct. 10.
He is one of the big guns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
FL CARBON, ANT|DOTO
Los lapeneses. cuan Sc Green
en- peIigro de envenena-
mIento trsgan carbon.
EL DOCTOR THORNEY
Sus experlmentos. I'm suce-
so relatado por IL 'Apicul-
teur>. .--Setas venenosas

Sc cuenta que los isponeses, cuan.
do ae Green On peligro dc envenena'
miento, 90 apresuran tragar carbon
en- polvo. Eta pracsica se ha con-
verttdo en- reglsmantarla en- el bizarre
ej6rcito del imperio del NacIente
FL hseho sn IL resuta intereasnte; ;
pero 10 90 MAJ todavf4 al ae tiene On
cuensa que ID idsa de emplear el car.
bon como contravansno universal, 10
debs al doctor frances M. Thonery,
farmsc6 ltico de Saloml lGsrsl quien
en- 1929 Ia comanic6 q 10 Academia dc
Mediclna, ante IL cual meEclo & una
cantidad de carbon on polvo una dc.
sis de estrlcnina eApAz de matAr & IN
hombre, y Ia ipglri6 ain ssnilr dss
pues ID meaor m0lestis.
Uno do los 1ltimos III neros dc 10
| notable reviata al Apicaltsurs, reds
re un auceao cuyo prossg 'niatA ea el
doctor S,hy nieto de Nd. Thonery.
Por haber eomido setau snenos %
10 hallabau en- gran peligro d la vida
ounce personas Residences 90 una
mtsma casa, On Tolouse, So llam6 al
doctor Schyron, qaiea trAs6 por iguAl
| q los quinas enferm os, hacendoles TO.
mar una papila de polvos de carbon
y aqua, q inee minutes despue' dc
liugerldo ssts senclllo msdicamento,
| loa c6licos desaparecieron y oil dla
aiguisnte TODD el m undo eatAba sano,
Conoeidas las propiedadeg ablor.
vsntes, antis6pticas. desinfsctantss J
rsduetoraa del carbon, y ~ sdaida ad
con todoa los & asas Ga general cor
el oxtgaao en particular, 10 compren
de one desc om pongA en- el ess6msgo
loa c1mpuestos orgauicos veaenosos
animales 9 veg gstales, y file ciersoa e,e
m sntos mlnerales haata el punso ds
nsutralizAr, total 9 parcia mente, su,
pernieIosoa efectos.
Cuanto NAV fno On oil polvo de-
|carb6n, tauto n as rSpida y ef,az ei
gu accion ansiveuenosa, produciende
mAravillosos resultados, seg6a Fl ma
Mr., Ellie GAu,ier, On los casoa do In
Itox lcaci6n alc oholiea 8 do indigestion
grave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
OESDE FAJARDO
Meeting republican,. Con
currencia "aIgo" escasa.
Arreos desaparecldos.
GRlTOS EMBOTeLLAD0S
Cinemat6grafo Vargas.-Ge
nerosdad del abogado Ro'
driguez Cebollero.

Los rspublica1os do Fsi srdo 80
empefaron On celebrar un meeting On
el barrlo del Narapi> el domingo On.
terror.
Ell ehsaco fae archt estrepitoso.
Imagioese usted una larga sema'
m de preparation; emiaarios, cabll'
deos, avlcoa y carrerltss' que oil ca
bo de esflerz 1s....3 vsronas, } hem
bras y 6 rapacsz resaltsn com oonien
do el compscto audisorio.
elarol Sais i ocho do los ca
rif sos, d'g,. corifaos mas conuotsdoi
parten a gslope en- busca de incautos
Al fin y 10 poatrs logran reunil
una muchedumbre que lleg5 a 25.
segda informes fidedignos, lo'
efsctoa de 10 propaganda faeron ne
gastvoI, pues asegd'ase que el oradol
mss caractsrizAdo pAtentz1 ~ deE
co 1tento en- vlasa do Ia haladA indlfe
rencia que invadfa las m4ltituass. Er
cuanto 4 los demas propagandistas
basts decir que usaron, contra las in
dicactonsa del doctor We've, ilcha se;
liza verdsd) el le1gusia de los insultos
v W ae ssbe que lnsultar no es con
veneer.
| Para qle 10 hossilidad taera ma
ex oresivA, msnos pecaiorAa dssapars
cier0n el frano y sudsdero del cRbAllt
q ue monsaba el doctor We've.
Al fa 10 huests, qus fa6 retorza
Ida por uu 50 por 100 do muieres y nj
nos & ~ ensrada en- 10 poblacl6n, re-
corri6 eta bramando loa afleioa re-
Icuraos do sylvia oil parltdo ds loa ne
gtos, dc los dssoamsados, do los gu
no tienen cae quea
| Por i limo, va On plena cAlle prin
lcipal, uu tanto csrca por cierto de Ii
lmorada del Presidents del pAraid'
SU aioniata,s un eatruendogo <muera
los unioniatRas csrr6 el acto con bro
che republicano.
-Ha tenido exseleute acc & ida {
msgniico clnemA mAt6grafo de don Fan
dador Vargas que trabaia actual ner
Its en- nusasro tsatro. Ha dado y
tres tansiones que han sido tres exltol
ILM viatRs son intsraaantes y el apa
Iraso no tiane defsatos.
En- diaa psaados obtuvo 10 aI
so!uci6n un iudividuo acuaado de acc
metImiento y sgresi6n, Llev6 10 dt
lfanaa ante esta Corts el liceneiad
ERodrfgues Cebollsro, Qulen % encor
ItrabA aceidensalmsnte RQui. Es
splsudIrse oil deEprendimiento &
Idlcho abogado que no Conocl
aiquiera au pAlrocInado, Quie
defendi6 gcAtuisam :nle,
-Rsctidcada la nota dc Las In
cripclones celebradss en- Fsi srdo b 3
to 10 fa ha, reaultan los unionist,
con una mAyorla do 100 elecIorea In
critos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
HeduZcR sUs gastOs
nor alumbradO un
75 pOr cientO.

Porque no produces usted su pro-
pio alumbrado el6ctrico?
Porqu6 no pone usted ooto oil con
tinuo voltear do gu consAdor do luz
el6strics?
EacribA usted dIei6ndome el MI
mero de luoea que tiane instal&das en
au hotel, establecimIenso q casa parti
cular y 10 10 dire gratis q vuelta de
correo 10 que debe uated haoer para
conseguir 10 que ahora ls pareee I'M
poaihe, Es cue ussed no hs dido h.
blar do los APARATos DE FAIRBANE,
MORSE AND Co. no so necesita calde
70, no sa nscssita EectrlcISla nj otro
emplsado especial que 10 Guide.
An!)ni0 l0sala.
ElscsrielssR. .-AparsRdo 14.-Areciho,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
HONBRE DEL PORvENIR
A ddnde llegarAl
t1I.And aaha AnnrfhirN

A d6nde llegarAl pA|
~dU sled sabs eserlbirF
No, Tsngo I'm empleRdo que
eserIbe en- una maqulna,
listed sahe contAr4
No Para esio tergo I'm fontgtsfo.
-dUssed sabe tocar algIt instru
menio dc ms sicaf
No. para que siryen entoneas 10
pianolA y aus aemei antsa?
-dUsted sabe coaef?
No. Ulo una maluIna do Coser,
el6ctrica.
-dUsted saba dibuisr 6 pintar?
No. Poaeo un apsrAto do toto
grAfa instsntanea,
-6Ustsd tahe camlnarY
No Hago uso del fsrrocArrll e,6c
srieo 8 del autom6vll,
-6Ustsd puede YER?
No. Uso lentes,
-5U hed sabe oirY
No. Uso aparsto Cornesa audit.
Iyo,
-Utted pUeds dlgerir2
No, Tomo digessIvoa .todol los
dias,
-5UAtsd puede dormir?
No, UGo narc6sicos antes do acos
ItArms
~6U1hd sisne opinion Indspen
dients sobre crsstoneE polfl!saa, so
hre arte, lissrasurA, ETC.?
No, Pertenesco q un part!do DO.
ltheo organic ado y sigo las opiniones
de los jefsa. Ea olanso q arseu IL
terasura, rsClbo mis- impresiones de
los peri6 licoa correspondence 90
10 demAs Ago 10 opiai6n ptb.isa,
4Ustsd pueds reIpirar?
ApeaGs 10 h,go por ser indis.
pensAbls, aunque me molealA el ira
haio,
listed pueds srabsjsr?
No 5Psra que tsDgo 4 mi mu,
isr J 4 ms Crlados?
Aupque tai suieto Es llama oil HON
bPa del porvenir, temsmos que "a ha.
ya en nueasrs 63oca, uno gus osro que
80 le pAreZea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
AQU| LE TENE|S
Los que dessaban que el 60
bernador Winthrop no vol
viera. FL gozo en- un pozo
ASUNTO PENOSO
Aguarden sentados, pero de.
jen que pasen las llus'ones,
digo, las elecciones.

Para Ioa psri6dicoa del parsldo
rspublicano, y para los hombrez del
mtsmo, almiran1es, coroneles g sim
plea soldados de fila, el visie de Mr..
Winthrop los Esiados Unidos fu6
causa de grande satisfaction y ale
gria.
<El Az lila de Puerto Ricos 90
uno de esos psri6 iIcos qus puso el ii-
bilo en- el cielo, para poner N 10 tarde
al grito, al YER parlir para 81 patrla
oil reeto gobsrnador.
Pero ESQ 90 NADIA, hasta los peri6
dicos exrApieros, extsrnaron su ale,
gria, para Acentusr hoy 81 dolor, 81
YER perderss ell buque 90 el horiz onte,
<lTluaiones engafosaa,
livIanss como el placers
que diiera el poeia.
Mr.. Winthrop ha regresado, y
cumplira el termiuo de su mando, por
mas que los cisados perl0dicoz desea-
ran 10 contrario.
Han vlsso ustedes ouanta impa
ciencis 10 do essoa periodissas2 "a su
tempo madurAn lss uvas,s yel G ober
nador y su aeoretarlo no van psrms
neoer toda 10 vida On Puerto Rico.
Me diran que no andan biea vues.
sros nervlos, puea no sois simpAtiza
dorea do estoa dos pundonorosoa anne
ricsnos; unos, porque GUSTAV mel 3r dc
loa gobsrnantes esstIo Mr. Huot; otros,
porque ese gu ~ iuegJ hacsr mal0 i
TODD 10 que no 90 espa1ol.."y bien
tomad tila, 6 ponei en- pra,sica oual
quler otra prescription m6dIca para
aplaear los nervios...
81 Mr., Winthrop y Mr.. Post nc
quieren absndonar el poder sntss ds
cumpliE su t6 mlno, por c)mplaoeol
republicanoa retaciores exrange
lros, que vAmos q hAcsrles?
iQl6 afa u oero que afanI
| Dejan ustsdes que passn La elec
Clones ,.,. siquiers; aparte de que, cor
dessos no 10 hRcsn dsssituclones.
Mr. With :op 90 tue.
Mr. W!athrop regeea6
Y ahf 10 ten6la.,,,,. Uatedea u
dehesperan; y 20 me RIO dos aetitu
des opusstAs. (Yo. puda aer una ma.
lyogia,ls
| Cream poF ,osra pAste que oil asuntt
loo Ian, ,triate para ustsdes-que aloeu
lparme do d no 90 N sale nadA era.
cioso por 10 pluma que hsga reir
los lsotorss.
| Yo SOY aaf ref sio oil dolor ageno
ly con difculsad ls alegrla del pr6gimo
l CuRndo me RIO, 10 hsgo por m
euenta; para mi s6loi porque no pue
do reaistlr al deseo de reirme, com,
! no pueden uatedes reslssir sl que le
; embargo de que Mr. Winthrop y M
Roat digan gud bay good bye) o
pafan...,yss pierdan.en el b 3rizont,
Vamos. s....qus no me sale Ia gra
Gle hoy; que no ma rio, tengo gu
] poner punto fn I ( q essa cronicA.
Ahora uMedsi, los del d9'or, pon
Q gan puntos suspensivos,...6 abra
parenteaiS q 81 des:o de que oil G I
q bernAdor y el Sscretario as ysya
3 antes de las elecciones, soi1 ando 60
un nuevo Mr.. HUT pareial y amolds
\ blet
=, Daspu6s que paGen las ele:cionel
suapendAn los pHnt0s, de espera,
cisrren el pArente ,ea ],
Ahora,,,.sbran el paraguas di
60. oil par6atsais.
Fl hnmhrn Oua ala
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
EI hombre que rle,
UNA DECLARATION
GuayanIIlsl Mayo q de lgQa

Guayanillsi Mayo 23 de 1903,
Sr, Director de LA DEM0CRACIA,
Estim ado sefor
Espero de gu hondad se sirva dsF
cabida en- su tlustrsdo perI6dieo & las
siguiantes linear.
Hs miIi1ado s!smpre en Lea flas
dol PArsIdo Rspuolicsno, pe.o hA-
biendo rssuelto no continuAr en- las
luchaa pollsIeas, me sepAro, desde lue.
co. de dlcha colectIvIdad, Quedani 10,
por 10 ssnto, en- Resilud independents.
Antlcipandols les gracias por di-
CHI favor, qaedo de ustsd Alenso y
s. s.,
Ea!sban Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
PIQnOId NetloStiI

FL aparato mas perfscto para TO-
car el piano, Sc venden do oontado
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