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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15

Aver celebr6 su segunda Sc
sion Ia Comisi6n especial pcmbrada
por el Consejo Ejecutivo para iu-
vestigar las deficiencies en- el ser
vicio de carroS electricos y cuya
comision la componen los senores
Attorney General, ComiSionado del
Interior y Tesorero de Pnerto Rico.
Segdn informes la oSan Juan
Light and Transit CO. ha inanifes.
tado q la comisi6n especial investi-
gadora que esta dispuesta a core
gir cuantas faltaS exiStan en el ser
vicio de los carros electricos, peIo
ha pedido Sc lie den por escrito las
quejas para poder cumplir mejor
cuanto Sc le pida,
La comision Especial aceptard
del publico toda information que Sc
lie envie sobre cualquier dehcien-
cia en- ese servicio, debiendo di.
rijirSe esos cargos al Consejo Eje.
cutivo.
-Ha presentado su renuncis
nuestro amigo don Mario Geige
Sahat, interprete de la Corte Fede
raj, quisn va formar parte de
personal de la casa de ccmegcio d.
don Pedro Giusti & cargo del de
partamento musical.
Per orden del fiscal fue de
tenida aver Celestina Estrada, &
Rio Piedras, acusada del delito d
adulterio.
-Ha fallecido en- esta capita
la respectable seiora dona Tomas
Jinenez viuda de Quinones, madr
del teniente de Ia Detective do
Juan Quihones.
Dana ejemplar y excelen,
madre de familia, bsja Ia tumt
Ala avanzada edad de SO afios e
medic del respetO y 81 carino
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
primer AEIYtRSR'0

FL dia 10 dc los couieutes, pIi
mer aniversa1io del fallecjmisnto de
la que IN vida fue dina Carmen
Ramos de CeIecedo, Sc cllebrara eli
la iglesia de San Francisco de Asis,
4 las nueye de la manaua, sci, mne
misa de I,quien por el eterno des
canso del alma de Ia hua5a.
Su viu1o don Mauuel Cerece
do MILAN Y demas ieudos, iuvita1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
.CB B MON n RtLLlIM 'lS

fa llcgado a esta capital pro.
ceiente de ya,ias pohlaciores de Ia
J.la, nue>tro { tinado amigo don
Ramon MoreIl Campcs.
En- las pobiaciones recouidas
ia ctlebrado el senior Campos con-
ierencias educacionistas de gran
p5ovecho para ia scciedad puerto.
I.quCu2.
Es muy probable que asuma la
representation dsl RecupeTad0r de
Ia salad como agente y prop gan
dists.
Reciba el amigo Campcs nues-
tro cordial saiudo de bienyenida.
f a sus uumerosas a. lst ,des q tan
/ pialoso acto, favor por el cual les
v virau ct rname te sgradecides.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
SAN JUAN Y la ISLl
Elm pleados de la Corte
Federal No cobran
baCe tres fneSes.
HABLA EL MARSHAL
En- la Escuela Industrial de
Coamo. -Matrimonio cele-
brado en- Ya5ucoa.

Seg1n informes, hacen tres
meses y pico que no cobran sus
suicides los empleados de la Corte
Federal. Parece que es motive de
este, que Il Auditor Sc MEGA a
pagar esos gastos tnientIas dicha
Cote no Sc aiNste ii procedimiento
de contabilidai en- vigor con ARE
glo a una ley aprob7da por Ia Lee
sislatura insular. I'll marshal de
la Ccrte Federal, que es 81 encarga-
do De eflctuar los pagos, alega que
IA leyes del pals no tiensn juris.
dicci6n con di,ha Corte que solo
Sc rige por las leyes de los Estados
UnidoS.
= En la Escuela Industrial de
Coamc, scstenida por el quito pro.
testante, Sc han matriculado unos
100 alumnos.
En- Yabucoa contrajeron ma
trimonio el policia insular don Jose
A Ferrer y Ia Stiiotita Emilia Ca
rrasqnlilo.
-Esta manana two efecto en-
Ia odcina de Obras pIolicas la su-
basta para las obras de- nueva cons
trucci6n de los puentes 'Utuadop,
aReyes Cat6licoso, la sPlatas y sMu-
las1, habiendo sido postores los Sc
1ores NJ. A. Saldaha, ICE Lago,
Francisco Arabia y Neo Perazzi.
En- otro nl,nero daremos cuen-
ia del resultado de dicha subasta.
Ha muerto en- la enfermeria
del preside q con6uado Francisco
AniIl, que faG condenado q muer-
te por la Coyte DE- Distrito de Pom
&c en- cau3a per asesinato en- Ter.
grado. Su sentencia habfa sido
suSpenlida en- virtud de haberse
interpuesto recurso de apeIacion.
M mana q la ~ 80 p. m.
r,cogela el vapor Philadelphia la
correspondence para los Estados
Unilos-
Ell Ca6o Tirso Rodriguez y
el guarjia Juan A. O,tlz, de la po-
licia de Yauco arrestaron allf 4
Victoria Santiago (a) ohuerfano, y
por escalAmilnto en- ?? grado, ocu-
pandole 81 dinero robado que tenfa
escoudido.
-Sesuu Sc dice, los conducto-
It's LuOlOIISldS uC I'D GdAlO5 GaCG~
tricos piensan agremiarse, incorpo-
, gandose a Ia aAmerican Federation
: Of LAHORE
- En- una reyerta habida ante
noche en- el b rrio uVoIadorn de
Moca, resultaron helidos de grave
dad Juan Soto, Ezoquiel Gonzalez
, y Autonio Bosque. Sus agresores
son Manuel Qaihones y Manuel
y Soils, quienss fu ron detenidos
e ocupdndole a este dltimo un cuchi
iio.
2 Los heridos Sc hallan en- e! hos
pital.
8 Sc halla en- Ia isla Culebras
a e. Ter. teniente ayuiarte de la poll
q cia iu5ular don Luis Sanquirico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
DESDE COAMO
Extracto de un acta no
tarial. Ell ca bo de po-
licia senor Vargas.
PETRONlLA ORTlZ
Fscena en- un bosque. -Vo
ces de auxllio. Varies
testlgos que declaran.
Hace POGO insertamos I'M suel.

Hace POGO insertamos I'm sue-
to bajo 4 tltulo d. Dun rumor gra-
ve0, y con tai motive de Coamo Sc
nos remite copia de lin scta notorial
levantada por le notario don Felipe
Rodriguez y que no insertamos IN
tegta por su muGha extension, Il
mitdndonos a extractatIa.
Sc present6 don Pedro Me
YES y Leon con los vecinos don jose
Eduardo Torres y Ajfaro, den Pc
dro Torres Rivera, don Victor To
rres y Torres y don Ramon Anto-
MIC Torres y Torres, quienes ofre.
cieron manifestar, bajo juramento,
clanto supiesen respecto 4 las pre-.
tenSiones del cabo de la policia in.
sular stilor Vargas con la joven Pc
tronila Ortiz.
Dijo el primero que III domin
60, 4 ESQ de las siete de la tarde,
estando en- su casa, oyo que 10 la.
naban con ilsistencia desde un pc.
queilo bosque situado entre Ia casa
del diceute y Ia de Pedro Torres.
No acudi6 4 IA llamada que Sc le
hacla por tener IN niho en los bra
zos; mas como oyera dies pu6s gritos
lie auxilio y vlendo que 9cudian 4
licho lugar Pedro y Victor Torres
acudio el tambien, cuando ga aque-
los salian del bosque, tray endo q "a
Joven Petronila Ortiz con objeto Dc
conducirla q casa de Pedro Torres.
Este y Victor lie dijeron que habiar
encontrado a Petronila J ii cabc
en- el bosque, d cilndo aquella qut
el cabo queria vloleatarla, hablen
do yisto que la joven tenia en- laa
nanos un guante,
Pedro y Victor Torres NANTES.
taron que a las voces de Pet1oniIa
acudieron al bosque de referencia y
hallaron a esta sentada en el suell
y al cabo de pie frente q ella; que
este les dijo que habia dado a Pc
tronila veinte reales para Que s.
sometieIa a sus deseos, y despue'
Sc habia negado, Por 10 cual iba
denunciaria. Contestaron los di
centes que Ia denunciaro, pero gu,
ellos Sc la lleyaban, y asi 10 hicie
ron.
Una vez en- casa de Pedro, le.
redli6 Ia Petronila que el cabo la
bia queyido abusar De ella, teuien
20 zsta que hacer resistencis J
pedir auxilio. Que en- la brega pu
do guitar al cabo el guaute que te
MIA en- las manos en- aquellos mo
mentos.
Ramon Antonio TolIes mani
iest6 que un domingo por Ia tarde
casi va de noche, yen 10 H. Quebra
da-grande, en- el barrio del arasto,
para su casa, al llegar q uu bosq1
cerca de IA casa de dor J2st E4ual
: do Torres, vic a PetrOnila Orti
: torcejando con Il cabo de la poi
, cia. AL observar este, Tatrocedi
, Y tom6 otro camino hasta llegar
. su casa. Que not6 que petrcniI
tenia IN guante en- las nlnos,
: que nada mas sabe.
/, Hasta aqui el acta, Cue damC
), en- eStraCto.
Sabtmcs que el juez muaiciP
!, de Coamo investiga 81 hecho, ac.i
i sa del suslto que pubNcan2s Ia,
+ POGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
VOcES DE- AL|ENTO
Carta de distinguidos
yaucanos a Francis
CO Crescioni.
FRAsEs ,CONSOLAOORAs
Lac aconsejan que tenga va
lor y viva para su madre
y para sus amigos.
FRAsEs ,CONSOLAOORAs
Sr. Don Francisco Crescion

l 4
Ponce.
Estimable amigo nuestro: al
enterarno5 por la prensa De esa ciu-
dad, de Ia horrible desgracia que
hoy agobia su alma, sus amigos de
Yauco todos nos helnos sentldo es-
tremecer de dolor.
NosotroS lamentamoS ese in
creible arrebato de su caracter vivo
y nervioso, pero no lie creemos res
ponsable de un acto inlpremeditado
&c que nj listed mismo Sc do cuenta
en- ese terrible instante.
Toda la socledad y Ia i5la en-
terra lie absuelv4n. -
Su madre infeliz le pile ahora
que viva para ella; amino; 4 los
grandes dolores deban ser los gran.
des vaiores; viva y aliente para ser
el consuelo de- esa madre tan vale
rosa como triste.
FL que muere descansa, es fe-
liz; listed debe resignarse y vivir
por el, porque ei qaiere que listed
viva para su madre que tanto le
ANA.
Amino, aliento; Ia ley no pue-
de ser menos indulgente que su
madre y sus amigos y Ia sociedad;
la ley sera benigna y sela justa
como que es interpretada por hom
bres de grandes corazones, y clara
inteligencia. -.
Fl 1nico que es hoy su acusade
es usted mismo, su proplo dolor
pero las lagriuas que listed ha yer
tido y su noble conducta de siempr,
borraran esa lucha sapgrienta J
dolorosa.
Viva y allente para esa heroini
del dolor y para sus amigos que 81
guen paso paso su doloroso calva
rio y esperan a usted en- el labarO
de la redencion.
Yauco, a II de octubre de 1907
Elena Mattel, Malvina Porra
ia, Anita Mattel, Luisa Mattel
Manuel Lopez, Lucas Cancel, Pas
cual NJ. Piet,i, Fidela NJ. de Ro
driguez (escritora pue,torriquena)
Luz del Consuelo Rodriguez, Azure;
Estruch, L. Arturo Simonpietri
N. D. Gerones, Antonio Rodriguez
Olivia, Victor Rodriguez, a. Molir
2?, Herminio Milan, Ramon Julia
Vicente RAMIREZ, A. Torres, Auge
, la Mattel de Pcrrata, Francisc.
Colon, Josefa c. de Mattel, An
Marin Kal,e, Hortensia Viuda d
Estruch, Emilia Piquer, Esperanz
Rodriguez. Angel Poitela, +. NJ
groni, Gabipo Vera, Julita iquel
Iues Pagan, Julio L. Emanuel
Francisco Romani, Maria Enanut
, Iii, Isabel EmanuelIi, Bigida Sot
front, Isabel NJ. de Negroni, LoI
Padrck, A. Padrok, Estrella Ari,
mendi, Sarah Antonmattei, Migu,
lima Porrata, Miguelina Porrat.
Matilde Negyoni, Rosario Matte
Alberto c. Tizol, Ramona 4. {
Pa, Carmen Aymard, Luisa Amar,
0 N. Micaela Lugo, Ignacio Ago
q lini, Manuel Roig, Julio L. Porrat
Vaientin Paoli, Gabriel Perell
: Joaquin c. Aeosta, Miguel Ne
} dez, Felix Fosrtr, Enrique Rsu
o Fidel Martinez Mattey, Pascu
.e Mariani, Pedro Catala, Ramon \
a toamatte, Acacia Rosa Torres Ma
+ tey, Josefa Matteyl Ana Lau
! Mehini.
le Siguen mas irmas de dsn
l. y caballeros de Yaueo. }
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15
Buques al Paclfico
FL Jap6n receloso

New York, octubre 5. Los cruceros aTennes-
seD rWashingtonD han saiido para San Francisco
de California pesar de cuanto Sc ha hecho pu-
blico respecto las buenas relacones de amstad en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-15

mercio, y, en- sociedad con un 50
brino suyo, notable ingeniero, 4 ha
Ger contratas de Carreteras cen el
Gobierno, obtenisndo pingues ga.
nanciaS.
Descanse en- paz el que "a nc
existe, y reciban sus deudos el tes
tiuonio de nusstlO pesame.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

Pine line Of children's headwear.
Mrs. n. Doaglssz.
Go TO Billy Reeds for a sqaar,
deal I2ti
HAY STORAGE-Persons desiring
hay storage In quantity On track en-.
q8ire Of 2. A. BRYAN. stn2.
All the new shades in silks, vel.
vet and ribbons. Mrs. Il. Douglass
GET READY FOR SCHOOL
Boy hats. caps and shoes At reduced
prices at Bragg's.
For sale 100 shares at Z5e per
share. Dominica Consolidated Mining
Co. =. d. Reynolds. pslouse Wash.
FOR SALE At a bargain. Seven
room new house and three lots IN Pull
man. Inquire Of owner. D. l.. Ken
Per. ColfaK. or DOwnen Realty CO.
Pullman.
FOR SALE Residence property on
State street. ona hlack from Main
street. consisting Of two lots. modern
: room house. harm. fruit trees, chick
en house. etc. Will sell house fur
nished OF unfurnished. Enquire at
house. or Of Oscar Hit. 81
WANTED-Ten acres good land
adapted 70 apples and truck gardening.
within q mile Of Pullman or Colfax.
Either improved or unimproyed. Ad-
dress Box IS. Charleston. Wash. and
state price per acre, terms. and al
particulars.
WANTED For L. S. Army. able
bodied unmarried men between ages Of
q and IS citizens Of United States Of
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write English.
For information apply 70 Recruiting
Ofhcer. Henry Building. Pullman.
FOR SALE-Sev-n room house with
basement. hath and othsT modern i'm
provements. Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant.
FOR SALE-Two good 81 inch low
wheeled wagons with California beds.
Also two good Il inch gang plows and
3 single disc harrow Z. A. Bryan.
Mich Cows y anted The under
signed wants 70 purchase several first
class mich COWS. either fresh or 70
be fresh sooH. ". M. Porter. 8
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
~ FsEB ~ AnvAscE
WHO CAN REGISTER

The law Il wAshington provides
that any psrson who registers a. =
sStss when - = not sntitied 20 regis
az. snd any ofhcsr Who registers one
Who Is net > qualified voter. shall. On
eouvicsion. be punished b. confinement
IN the penitsusiayy al hard labor for
not less thar - year nor more thar
eve ysars-
A psraon who desirods e BE- regist-
cred must saks an oath that he is over
D years. n mOnths and 10 days q
aes. q native bsFn or natsraliaed citi-
nen q the unises States. and that h.
hAs been ar ACTUAL PERMANENT
Resident Of ths state q Washing
ioa for II monsls and Io days. and Of
thu county for ~ Gays. and Of the pre-
einet for ten days last past that Is "a
say. irnneaistsly preceding tn day Of
kis reEissxa1ian.
Note The lanEuAge Of THIS cath
ACTUAL. PERMANENT RESI-
DENT oF THE PRECINCT FOR TEN
DAYS LAST PAST.
How ear . Ea41 who has not beer
II the precines fer q year - . month
" fer Ten DAYS take tins cath
II you are interested IN having mons
but qualified voters registered. exam
sne the registry books and yoa may h.
surprised ~ was&s y0u fnd
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02
ANARCHY

When Some weak minded person
tslks against orgEniaed government.
he lie properly aenounced a. an anar-
shiss. and Suggestions are made as e
risding the eoantry of them. bot ths
wurst Haarchiss that ever lived Is a
desirable ritiEen when compared ~ith
the nAn who strikes NJ the very foun-
dzsiua Of = republican form q govern
neat, the hAlios boa. The che who
deliberately attempts 10 corrupt the
ballet By procuring illegal votes 10 b.
east IL the moss dangerous type Of m
sa&rchist and shoala not b. tolerated
n arg eomFnznity. We have such an
archists IN Pullman. We are told that
they viii leave II the saloons are voted
0ut. and Ne aecep, this a. true because
ties ssy % themselves. In the light
q this. what grezter induesment could
AIRY deoent. sslf respecting liberty low
iag msn asa &c vote against the "a
isasrs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

Grey Smith has purchased 3 half
interest In TIE Reed furniture store
coming into the firm on the lst inst.
Ire firm name now being Reed &
sEsith. This team makes . stroug one
n the commercial field. Silly Reed
having already proven that h. knows
several things about the furniture bus
iness. while NJ smith has gained the
respect Of al during his residence
here The furniture store. already one
q the finest ard most complete in ths
faloase country. Will BE- aased 10 ana
placed ~ the vera bead e TIE u-oces-
sen.
The football game ~ Colfnx yss-
tsriAy bet@een the Colfax High school
team and The g.S.C. seeoad team. r.
suited IN . soors q Il = s IN favo-
q the oolleEians. The game was
sloss snt ezritiag. ths seors standing
s = IN fsser q the HiEk Schosl
ssys a. the ed q ths first hnlf.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

Pine line Of childreus headwear.
Mrs n. DoaElsas.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

A repost q the second class pest
ofaoss Of the state for the year ending
Ssptesnber -. shows RulmAn's total
Fsosipts e Be SO. g22s. q gain Of a
- or - per cent. over the previos.
ysar. The receipts q the other second
class Osses IN tins eounty. ColfAx.
wsFe ST. "a Ger The year. = falling az
q IS per cert. At least : portion q
th@ ae0rease - the coansy seAt Is aus
70 the institstioa q fr~s eity delivery
Snieh cut oH rentAls q postofics
hoxss.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02
AUCTlONEER'S
\ D 7 | { {

II you are going 10 have a sale
you can't afford to experiment.
Owing to extensive business in the
AuctiOneering line and being in
communication with stock buyers,
/ am better prepared to conduct
sales more satisfactorily than in the
past. Ny terms are the same to
everyone in Washington or Idaho.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
case. Terms as low as the lowest.
Before making your sale call on OF
address, B. HICKS.
Pullman, Wash.
The Old Reliable Auctioneer
All property sold 81 puhiie auction on
the streets Of Pullman by me In future
vii have per oeutage charged whether
bid In or not
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

Every Votsz shoald attend 70 thst
hffae matter e Fegistratiau early p-rt
Ss~k' no~ thzs the cours has o-aerss
tas eierk n re~isSSr azss-r ~ a.
ssrs lisss. 0sa't disinfz.nrhiss vour-
IL tkruz9k nsxlert
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

-Obs 81 ''Sunny ataly'a' nnti~s
sons is in ths hospital 81 naloass
waiting fer nature % ksal bruken
ja~. w.ssn . dsntiss vill likely b
called Bp0n 70 repsir other dam@gea IN
ths way Of lost teeth RESTING from .
brief Argument be bad with Crnns
C.ark Wednesday evsEing. A buneh
Of dagos entered the Corner drug stars
= make q purchase, when = hystznder
reported that ere Of them hal made
swsy with = quantity Of postal cards
from one Of the card racks IN the store
and Grant followed the Italians cut
20 "see about a. 4" In the resultinv
argument. one Of the dAgos pulled his
knife and remarked that he would
cut i'm threat. " but Grant was not
yet ready 10 ascend the golden stairs
and be- caught the knife wieldsr on the
SIDE q the jaW with such force that
the Jsw bore vas broken and two
teeth apit out or the Sidewalk. A SEC
ond dago then came into the melee.
and he followed he conrade TO the
pavement. when hosiilities ceased 10
care for the injured. There's great
mutterings among the dsgo element.
and they are evidently expecting
something to happen when the injured
one is on: Of dry dock. for they say
him see CLARK "
Roy Favor and family we're over
from the Grand Ronde cattle ranch
THIS seek visiting Pullman friends.
They have 70 come TO near Anztone in
the saddle. bat drove from there. Mr..
Favor reports the cattle business .
most attractive one. his cattle doing
sell. and keeping rolling fat Oa the
great growth Of bunch grass now On
the range
DIR. Nelson. o. the college. is nov
IN . Portland hospital. where ne was
operated on last week for gall stones.
DIR. Coffee being the operating sur
geOn. The operation was a pretty Sc
we're one, bat the patient Is doing well
and Is expected TO be able to come
home in about three weeks.
The annual dinner Of the Christian
church society Vas hsid IN the church
basement. last Wednesday evening,
plates being laid for 200. Robert
Cay was POSTMASTER, and many timely
responses were made.
Pres. Bryan left Thursday for the
east. where he will visit relatives Tor
few days. and then will cross the
Atlantic for . brief tour Of England.
He will return about the first Of the
year.
The plans for the new aormitory
70 be erected by he Pullman Develop
ment Co. have been received from the
architect, and the contract for the
structure will be Bet within few DAYS.
C. B. and Mrs. Kegley leave to-
day for Hartford. Connecticut. 70 at
tend the session Of the national grange.
The grand jury will convene again
next Monday. and continue till its
labors are concluded.
Rev. Willard Roots has returned
from his extended trip throughout the
east.
Harry Miller has sold bis resi-
dsnce property TO J. 7. DAggett.
Mayor Lawrence has returned from
the Nezperoe country.
Ms. P.W. Kimball is down from
Spokane.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

he attorney general of TIE state ir
; rsosnt ruling holds that rerlstration
fssaks should elass New. istk. bot cur
eisy elerk rs given notics thst ths
hooAs q this sisy a5il rlose Nov. l2sh
e al voters sho2id govern Themselves
aeruFaiugly.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

sam< q CO psopls have shss week
seAFnsc tai enurts are iua.ev.es
z'ess By 10 I'd justice ia. b. wirs
- an arnAy e 'sirpr~ssS-ws... 81.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02

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