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New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
They have been demanding the land

otherwise They have been demanding the lana
as free gift Their representatives. IN the ia'e
Douma demanded the forcible appropriation OF
Crown and private estates without indemnity,
and their distribution among the people without
price Wrong as the people may have been IN
that demand, it was their demand, and they are
still making it and apparently will be sausned
with nothing else Coming Immediately upon
the arbitrary disqualification of so many OF the
members Of the late Douma for election TO the
new -one being entirely inadequate in the
amount OF land offered and Offering IL for pur-
chase and not as a free gift it is TO be feared
the peasants will reject the imperial OFFER with
the complaint that when they asked for bread
the Little Father gave them stone.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
Still, it will be some time before every one can
spell just as ne is "dispoged"

much needed work has been undertaken bv
the American Mining Congress in IT'S effort 10
secure the enactment of laws against the ex
ploitation of worthless mining schemes A COM
mittee composed OF Governor Pardes OF Cali
foTnia, Senator Dubois. Of idaho; Senator La
Toilette. Of Wisconsin,; Governor Folk OF Mis-
souri, and Representative 2. w. Martin. OF
South Dakota. has been named for the purpose
of framing uniform law 20 be presented to the
legislatures OF the Western states. The. law on
this subject passed by the California Legislature
in 1905. which will probably serve as a model
for the proposed legislation. makes It a felony
for any officer OF a corporation to circulate or
aid in the circulation of any wilfully and fraud
ulently exaggerated report OF the value OF the
stock OF that corporation. the penalty for such
an offence being imprisonment In a county tail
or state prison for q term not excee ling two
years. or a fine not exceeding $5OOO or both
The law has worked well in California the dis
tribution OF many fake" prospectuses having
been prevented by the issue Of fraud orders. ana
az least one notorious promoter having been sent
20 the penitentiary. What California has done
other states should do. and restore legitimate
mining enterprises to the place in public conf
dence 70 which they are entitled. but from which
they have fallen IN some measure. owing 70 The
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27

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New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
AmflScMentS.

ACADEMY OF NCsIo-S.l5--r1e Nirg.nian.
AETIAL QANpEcsE-S s1n--sThe ooyernors Son
ltEANBEN- Nauievt.ie.
ET:~As CS,-S .1s--.>se Gil OF tfe Golden West
HX,SErs1S BEACH PaGaK-5-9-Speeiy, High Diver.
CAE.Nl-s ..s5--Ihe fOcins WE.irl
CCNEY lsI.xN.p-Thompson s Dunfy's Greater luna
YSrk--1e.es -.iaDc
CRI-Tr.,C IS sls-lAttla Cheruo.
pAEE k-Ss.s-Na Mara.
EDEN s:T-c r-t3-The World IN Wax.
81 On [IS--, rs s.0-The Ltt1e Stranger.
EAAfd TENS NrCTptaIA--2-s:i5 :i5-NauaeviNe
SYcEI-M-s:lS--he lion snd ,lo Mouse.
LTE.J-6 1i-~The Man the Box.
MADISON EQLAElE.-$ieo-sI5e Two NT. Wefhcroys' .
G. n5s.S- StTTeRFa GARDEN RO0F-S-Ntamzelle
--rt-S-R-te ~c-rists.
Nn~EAv-AN GBACE-s-P0in's Nesuvius ana 1lEe-
rJyzs-e-,zsee's c4El rrom Paris Company.
MANI ;15-kreus9er 6onata.
Ng-7y !,,.2 KS 1B-The Ham Tree,
EEEr yoRx ROOF GAEDES-s:eo-VaGcevslle
EST ENDS .li--IexsE.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
multitude of swindling promotion schemes oy
which investors have been delufed.

In Ohio the Democrats turned down Tom
Johnson and then. as IL TO show their Impartial
itv smashed the slate OF his conqueror. IN
Illinois the Democrats turned down Bryan IN
the role of state dictator and then fndorsed MIN
for President. IL there is any moral IN theso
examples ft IS that the Democrats OF Ohio ana
Illinois like TO be bosseds but want the nosslns
done i'm the old-fashioned way. The fact that
thew n,ea boss,ns OF some kind is painfully
cnf
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A constitution is great change In Persia Sir
John Malcolm. Ambassador TO Persia one hundred
years ago. tells how the Shah inquired into the
British government. The Elchee (ArnhassadOrl ex-
planned as we'll as he could. His majesty
puzzled by the liberty Ot the subject and the Nn-
itations upon the King. 'I understand all you have
saiG," he observed, and, after some reflection he
added: ''YOur King IS, see. only the first mag
istrats OF the country ''Your majesty" said th.
Echee, "has exactly defined his situation" ''Such
q condition OF power sait he, smiling "has per-
manence, but II has no enjoyment: mine Is enjoy
ment There you see S1liman Khan Kajir and sew
eral other Of the first chiefs Of the kingdom-I can
cut all their heads Off: nOt2 said he. ad-
dressing them "Assuredly, Point OF Alteration Of
the World CIShia-e-Aleui)s II II is your pleasure"
''That Is real power" said the King: but then {.
has pcrmanence. When gone my Will
fight for the crown. and all will be confusion: there
f. however. one eonsoiation-Persia will be gov
erned by a soldier" Under constitution the Per-
snn monarch VIII doubtless 1orexo som, Of his
pleasures.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-27

He scOrched upon the highway.
he scorched upon the street:
He scorched away from rivals
He scOrched his friends 10 meet.
lie scOrched IN pleasant weather.
He scorched when e was hot:
he scorched when races asked lt.
He scOrched when they ala nos
At last, his neck he broke n.
When ScOFching on a bet:
And for oil that you or I know
He may be scorching yet.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
UNCLE SAM RETURNS
ELEPHANTS TO OWNER
PachydermS Were Held for
differentiation on I'M
pOrtatiOn Here.

Much 20 the satisfaction of Assistant
Secretary Reynolds, of the Treasury.
Uncle Sam has no longer on his hands
the quartet of elephants which he seiz-
ed In New York a few weeks ago from
Snowman Thompson. The four big
beasts have again become the property
Of Mr.. Thompson and viii probably re-
main in his possession until the next
time he happens 10 import them from for
eign parts and declare their value TO
he much less than the customs offcifls
believe them worth.
When Thompson imported his ele-
plants from Canada to the United
States he declared their value TO DO
$500. The Treasury officials had them
appraised. and found them worth at
least $4,000. They therefore. seized the
eight tons OF slow moving meat, and for
a time Secretary Reynolds was ike the
potentate Of Wang who had an ele-
pnant on his hands and. had the time of
mis- lie providing food for the pdchy-
oeTm bOtt0mless stomach. Only lin Ny.
Reynolds case. he had four 10 feed. Fin
ally, as II began To look as though the
Treasury would 90 bankrupt buying hay.
the customs officials hit upon the bright
idea OF allowing Mr. Thompson 70 "bor-
row. the elephants pending decision
as 90 The suoWmIu's punishment for his
uDGeTValuHti0u
Now the department has given the ele-
pbuuts over To Thompson Tor good upon
payment of about 81 90 as penalty for
his failure tc appraise the elephants as
the customs experts declare they were
worth
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
CONCLUDE HEARING
ON WRECK TODAY
Southern Officials Hold In
VeStigatiOn Behind Clos
ed Doors.

Officials Of the Southern railroad said
this morning that the investigation OF
the wreck at Lawyers, Va, on Thanks
giving Day. IN which President Spencer
and others were killed, would probably
be brought TO a close this afternoon.
Representatives of the press and every
one else with the exception Of General
Manager Ackert. General Counsel Thorn,
Superintendent Coapman, Of the Dan
vile division of the road and one wit
ness, have been refused admission 70
the star chamber sessions which have
been held IN Mr.. Ackert's office through
out the past three days.
Yesterdays session lasted until 8
o'clock in the evening. Operators Mat
taux and Jacobs. from RangOOn and
Lawyers. respectively. who blame each
ohter for responsibility for the wreck,
have told their version of the story. but
they are under orders TO remain In
Washington until the hearing is con-
cluded, because Mr.. Thorn may recall
them
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
INF FORMATION ASKED
ABOUT NEGRO TROOPS
Senate Resolutions Call on
President and Secretary
of War.

After vigorous attack by Senator
Foraker on the Presidents policy in dis
charging three companies of the Tqeu-
ty-hfth Infantry, the Senate late ves-
terday afternoon PASSED both the PEN
rose and the Foraker resolutions in
tended TO- obtain fuli official informa-
tioH regarding the circumstances of the
discharge
In the course of The debate. Senator
Foraker went il 10 the laerits of the
case 10 some extent He declared he
was not seeking to raise fne race issue
that this question affected white men.
that u was broader than the race
question ana the whole army was con
CeTucd i'm it, He asked what was the
use 0I Congress raising an army IF
the President at one stroke could dis
band it,
The broad question involved is that
Of constitutional power said Senator
Foraker 81 deny the right of the
President to discharge "a soldier where
the dismissal carries punishment, with
out trial bE CDUTl-maTuai.'
The President viii Immediately send
10 the Senate All information he has. and
So will Scgret4lv Taft The President
viii send iU also 81 special message de-
ieudiuG hi5 course
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
CHURCHILL NOT A CANDIDATE.

CONCORD. y. H.. Dec. Winston
Churchill has issued d statement in
which he says ne IS not candidate for
United states Senator.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
President Violated Lam!
VIII He Gust Himself?
This Is Question Being JoCularIy Asked in
Connection With Those Souvenir Presents
Sent to Mr. Roosevelt From Panama.

from pcrs ons in the Government service
receiving A less salary than their own;
nor shall any official or empiOye make
any gift or present to any superior Off
Cials Every person who violates this
section shall be summaTily discharged
from the United States Government ser
vice
Shonts just Smiles.
When the law on the matter of gifts
was called TO the attention of Chairman
Shonts he only laughed and said that
the incident was too trivial TO warrant
the dignity OF serious consideration. The
gifts were made by the men themselves,
he said. and were innOcently sent to
the President merely as souvenirs of his
visit, and were carried TO him by Mr..
SEO1ts and accepted by the President
i'm the same spirit.
This law has been on the books for
several years, yet there have been but
few dismissalS Of officials or employees
from tho Govctnment service because or
Il. although violations are openly made
with frequency In a few instances,
which smackcd OF attempts at bribing
or intimidation, dismissals have prompt
ly followed. Following out the strict
letter OF the law. no official or employe
of the Government may invite another
To have a cigar or drink with him or
invite him 10 dinner, or accept any such
IEEltatiOuS.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07

VIII the President of the United States
dismiss himself from o-hce and dis
charge the two employees oi the Canal
zone who rendered him fi-ts through
Chairman Shonts of the Isthmian Canal
Commisslon2 This is a question THAI is
being asked in a spirit Of levity since
Chairman ShCnts upon his return from
the isthmus Tuesday. conveyed TO the
President a cane and an inkstand made
by canal employees and sent TO the Presi-
dent as souvenirs Of his visit To the
Canal
Also viii Chairman Shonts be liable
for dismissal as an accessory To the fact
Of the presentation OF gifts from en-
ployes to their superior officer In the
Government service, fin violation of the
laws Of the United States? is another
question asked.
Admit Their Guilt"
That the employees sent the gifts that
Chairman ShOnts brought them TO
Washington and presented them to the
President, and that the President ac-
cepted them, there seems To be no doubt.
Mr. Shonts frankly admits his part in
the deal the canal employees are proud
OF their part of IL and the President is
simply "dee-Hghted."
Since the incident busy-bodies have
been looking zap the law covering such
"Ofenses."
In Tn" Revised Statutes of the Federal
Govern aent section 17S4 reads.
Law Covering Incident.
NO officer. clerk or employe OF the
United states Government shall at any
time solicit contributions from any other
official, clerk or emplCye i'm the Govern
ment service for gift ol present 20
those in a superior position. nor shall
any such officials OF clerical superiors
receive any gift or present offered or
presented 10 them as a contribution
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
BIG EXPORT GAIN
IS SHOWN IN MEATS

Export Of meats and dairy products,
the Bureau OF Statistics estimates. will
have reached more than S25OOOO.OJ0
at the end Of the year. OF this. 500. Co.,
600 represents meats. $35.0O0.o 600 cattle.
and the balance butter. cheese. and
milk.
For the ten months ended with Oc-
tober, a gain Of &25, 900. 900 over the same
period Of last year Is noted Breadst "ffs
snow a decline. having fallen on $1,000
900 since 1901 IL is explained that the
loss is due. I'm part TO the disposition OF
the American farmer 90 transform his
corn into meat before sending it abroad
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Senator Kittredge'S Res
olution Directs Inquiry
Into Methods of Trust.
MILLIONS BEHIND TRUST
Said to Be a Bigger MOnopO-
ly Than Standard Oil
or Steel.

Investigation of the Lumber trust
which is proposed by Senator kittredse
of South Dakota in a resolution pre-
sented 10 the Senate. promises TO un-
mask the most gigantic combination and
monopoly that has yet been probed by
the Federal Government. Even the
Standard oil monopoly and the immense
combination headed by the United States
Steel Corporation viii be found, i'm all
probability. ecIpsed by the tremendous
combination of capital alleged 90 have
its grip on the great bulk of lumber
used IN every city. town, village, ham
let, and rural district In the United
States.
Fullest Inquiry Directed.
Senator Kittredge's resolution directs
the Secretary of Commerce and Labor
10 investigate and report To Congress
or 10 the President. if Congress is not
In session. as to the lumber trade or
business of the United States. with
full inquiry into the causes of present
high prices of lumber and particularly
whether a combination, conspiracy or
trust agreement exists which operates
unlawfuIly TO restrain the lumber trade.
1t is expected the Senate viii order
the inquiry and Jhat the Bureau ~
corporations VIII begin probing lAlu tAS
facts at an early date.
Prosecutions of individuals.
Senator Kitredge believes the inquiry
will disclose huge rebating practices
and colossal scheme of operations
calculated 10 throttle independent deal
ers in lumber all over the country.
Prosecutions of individuals and suit TO
break up the trust are results deemed
likely 10 follow.
This IS not a new matter with me-
said Senator !,ttredEe- Two years
ago ! had something to say about IL
and tried. TO get The Department Of
Commerce ard Labor 10 take 1t no.
The department did not do So for some
reason, and now 1 have decided to bring
the question before the Senate 90 get
an investigation ordered, / believe this
INVESTIGATION VIII disclose COmbiua-
tion with hundreds of millions of dollars
b0-k of it,.
Prices nave been forced uD year after
year until they are eNlruiyant, and
there is no telling where this process
viii stop"
Senator Eittredge said he had not
consulted the President. IL is under
stood. however, the President Is anN-
ious TO see the Lumber trust probed.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
VIM. AYDELOTTE BURIED
IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY

The funeral Of William Aydelctte. Of
1898 Fifteenth street northE 1st, for
many years the literary editor of Public
Opinion. was held this afternoon at 2
o'clock, from his home The Rev. DR..
Newman former pastor OF ,Ee First
Congregational Church. conducted the
services Interment was made in Ar
lington Cemeterv.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
Violations Are Daily.

Such trivial violations occur daily by
the hundreds and perhaps thousands.
II has also been "a common practice
for employees 70 make presentations TO
incoming ard outgoing officials. such
as bureau chiefs and Cabinet members.
4 notable exception 10 this rule was
made by Pear Admiral Henry Il. r.
Harris. when ne retired. a few weeks ago.
rs chief of the Bureau OF Supplies and
Accounts OF the Navy Department. He
ordered that instructions be Isued all
through the bureau that ne flowers.
sword. or other presents be given either
10 him or 20 Rear Admiral Rodgers. his
successor, as IL would be in violation OF
the law
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
EaIHER IpHs,s MEDICINE cuREs

Throat and lung troubles. preventing
consumption u is guaranteed. No al
Cuhul or injurious drugs.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
LIVED MORE THAN YEAR
WITH HIS BACK BROKEN

CHICAGO. Dee. Edward Born
thirteen years cid, OF 7A Turner avenue,
Is dead OF injuries received over "a year
ago. He had been confined at the couu-
" hospital since the time of the acCi-
dent which broke his hack and injured
him internally. When he was alive sey-
eral days after the accident the physf-
clans sa3d g. was about the first case 5u
the history OF the county hospital where
n person lived longer than three days
with "a broken back
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
TAKEN AT HIS WORD.

Uncle with his nephew at the theater
the hero. burdened with debts. shoots
bimselD-"Now. Fritz, you see wnat
debt leads you TOP
Nephew-.'You are right uncle. Lend
me 400 kronen. so that can pay mine.
FIOh.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
CALIFORNIA LEADS
in CANNING INDUSTRY

California leads the States ia the total
valuation Of canned products according
to an investigation Of the canning ana
preserving industry Just completed ~
the Census Bureau. The value Of these
goods produced in that State Is placed
at nearly S25.OO0,0O0. The second State
is New York, with $1,000, CO., Maryland
is third with sI2. 900.
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
IUsTIcE sTAFFORp TO sPEAK.

Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford. of
tho District supreme Court will de
liver an address ar the University club
Saturday night, his subject being The
Poet. John GUeeu.caf Whittier"
The Washington times., 1906-12-07
COMPROMISE ON EDUCATION BILL

LONDON, Dec. THE much amend
ed education bin which has passed the
house OF lords viii be returned 10 the
house committee. and the opinion grows
that "a compromise will be arranged in
the coming recess
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
UNA CONSTIPATION

AVisAn de FL PaGo, Tsias, que los
eonspirAdores Tomas EIpinonA j.
Martinez, tusron dGtenidos para com
paFeser ante 81 gran iurAdo, dsIpuaI
dc les dsclasACionsE IomAdAs On Dou
g!ssi por hsbsr violA6o les lsysn de
nsutrs'idAd, trsmAn6c en- este pals
una conspiraeitn n eOptrA Mexico, QIros
tres mexIeanos seusAdoA fusron puea'
los 60 lihsrtAd,
GAbrisl A. RubIo. uno do los Cd.
pusAIos ittss, eat4 Adn on podsr de-
las AutOridAdss de immigration ,
pueds ser dsportado 4 MExG) eomu
10 f-e Abraham sAleSdo, dsienido
por homlsidio, sn sonsz,6n cen los
disturbios de Cananea,
Eaa
I&1ii lA mossE, mas suando f.slamd
el g6aero ls diisrou que GeLfA dusno,
y ea lo qge tratA de YER slaro HolmVS,
Q por 10 msnoE, 81 dipsEO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

Aviuo & aayesaorea. Er Ia C1rse de
Distriso del DIRtrilo Judicial do
HumAcao, P. r. Ablntesssso de
Andres Ansslo. La pro pisdad de
Andres Ansslo, tAl.ecido.
Por el prssente go aviRa por ell
absj frmado Administrator Espe-
eisl do Ia propiedsd de Audrea A. rsslo
4 los sCreedores y q tod&s squellAS
psrSonAS que tepgan alguns reclsmA
cl6n eontrA dieh0 Apdtes ntelc, fa.
llecido, vArA que exhiosn aus eneniaE
con los comprobAntes ntaeaarios den
hro do ksis meses ecntsdcs desde 10
prtmera publication do eSte edicto al
AdminiAtrador Esoeei&' ep Au rsNi
denciA en- el pueblo de YabueoS
Puerto Rico celle del <ComsreioS sien
do eate el titin para 10 trsnsaei6n de
Ioa AsnnGos rtfsrentss & disha Uropie
dad en- el pueblo do Y YAbucoa Distritc
do Humaeao.
Eats edicto SO publio&rS dueant'
dos meseA uua vex pOr Esm9ee en- o.
pAri6dioo LA DEMOCRACIA gre az
edita en- San Juan cuyo peri0dico sG
hA desiguAdo por 10 Oorte d. Dls'ri'
10.
YAbusos, Sc ;tismbrs o de 1905.
EMILIO COLON,
Adminiatradop
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
FIESTA RELIGIOSA

ri viernea 6ltimo ecmsnzaron sn
ID IgIesiA Cai6lies dc Rio PiedrAs lal
noysrgs dc 10 Virgsn Pillar, Patrons
dc aQusl pueblo, como principle ,dC
una Asata rel' gioaA que sulmtnafs o.
pr6xlmo domingo con una miaa, & TO-
do orqusSta. y pauegfrio0 por un SA
cerdoie do estA capital, En- las move.
nAA eantA un grupo do Sth lritas d.
ali, La orqueata y vooss para Ia
aAlve y misA Esr&n llevadss do Sac
Jaan.
81 Padre Torres DlaS, eurA d.
Rio PIedr&S, trabsi& con sntusiGSmc
y diligsncia por sloI aOtos religiosos
Los vssinos do aquellA loeAlidAd har
sooperAdo, stlsGmenls, & 10 reAli
Esct6n do 10 8ssta rsfsrida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
MONuMENT0 A VERDI

DsSpuss de una parAda que roso.
fri6 varias GALES do Ia sludad, nums'
roaoa mismbros do la solonia italiAna
dc NuevG York, 90 dirigieron 4 NhSr.
man Square para asiatlr & la soloea'
ci6n de lA primsra piedra para 81
monumento cue 90 ~ & sriEir On ess
punto Al sminente sompositor.
Pronuneiaron broves diseurSos el
e6nsul dc I Alia, sStlOr de Caro- J otraa
personals, y entire vivAl J m6Iisa se
rstirsron los mAniieStantsS, cue espe-
ran poder Asistir & lAS ssremonias dc
dessubrir sl monumsnto, On el pr6xi.
mo msI dc oetuhre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
DEsDE GUAYAMA

JnieIos por Jurado MfAlados pa
ra ell eorrierts mes dc Q -tubrs, en- Ii
Corss del Diatrito judicial de Qua
yAmA:
Dia Is de o.tubre. Contra Jose
Pagan. por aseainato.
Dis l6. Contra Pedro AIIces
por ascSinsto.
Dis IL Contra Jusn Martir.E Al
varado alias sBArbAnert , por asssi
nAto.
Dia Is Contra Ehsban Dslan
noy, ror Aaeainat0 en- Gegundo grado
ldsm 49, Contra rolores Ls6n
por sseainsto eu aegundo grAdo.
Dia 10 Contra DGmAso Rsres
Por aseAir Aso en- legundo grado.
Dfa ", Contra Eameralda Dias
por psiurioD
D!s %. Contra Dorctea Ayes,
poF periurio.
Ola e. Contra vAls1lin Santa
60, por violacl6n.
Ola S'l Contra Juan Ayes, POI
periurio.
Dls "a. Contra Marcos Martinez,
poP cscalAmiento.
DiA 2s. Contra Berns b6 Redri
gutG otros, por sSeAlamIento.
Dis 25. Contra Felipe Bslpre y
Felix Flguerosi por Asentado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
De IA MAHO 4 Ia ROCA

Hiram p HAlmes, de klrgsGop
Nasva York que hahia psgAdo 50C
dollars contantes J sonAntes pnr una
muierl Sc Qusd6 al Ga sin la mersan
els, , la demsnds shora ella , 4 uv
marido para cue le dsvuelysn "a di
nero. AL reelamante que lIsna Eetsnts
sn3s J melA aalud Segursmanle !,
paresieron poses sEos males , ~ |,
osurri6 Adilnisrss como ana dc la.
YES & una Isl Skaters, que 50 dsefe
aollsra.
APsFesi6 lusgo 81 qua shors 70
iultA asr sl msrido y apoysdo Dor
ella eoavsnsi6 81 snamorado de que
dsbfa eaIarIs con Ia indlvidua, me,
disnss mil PsIos, que rsduieson { Qui
niensoa, con algo mas & nu musrts,
cue como era natural, no podia rssAr'
daEse. AnimRdo al novio con lA rebal
iH dsiaudo 10 oto On sYersmoT .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

Esta nuevA eieneia de curAr, ha
sAds en- mistsriosos principles J leyes
fundamentAles de Ia vidS, es hoy ls
6niea esperanto de los entermos sr6
nicos y deERhuciadoS.
Por So gran poder reparsdor y vi
gorixsdor, SO considcra COMO ell YER
dAdero ELIXIR DE VIDA, como Ia fusn'
to del rsiuvenscimisnto y de 10 regens
rAei6n del ORGANISING humane,
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ribundos, son las meioreG pruebas gus
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professor sF. VirsllA Uriba, c fnieA
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

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de papel vieio 4 So quintal.