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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20

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j Ell jurado ca1ifcador compuesto d.
los seffores don Jose de Diego, dor
Martin Travieso y don Eliseo Font J
Guillot ha informado va remitiende
al secretario don Tomas C.. Vera. Ell
Laade que Sc leera en- Ell acto de IL
fiesta, Ell dfa 26 de los corrientes, en-
Ell Casino de Mayagiiez.
Para conocimiento de los Poetas
laureados, publicamos las compost
clones premiadas, y sus respectivos
Lt1u0s.
Flor natural. Al autor de la poesfa
titulada LAS Banderas" cuyo le-
ma es: 20 homines ad servitutem
natl. -"
Pensamiemte de oy0. Al autor de la
poes1a titulada "Canto L{rico" cuyo
lena es: "Sufrir es vivir".
Ra.so de 0iolltas de Plata dorada. Al
autor de la poesla titulada eel Re :
dentor' cuyo lena es: "Esperar es
Veneer.
ASueena de plata. Al autor de la
poesfa titulada "Himno al Amor" Gu
|yo lena es "Juventud que no anna,
no es juventud.'
Mrnclones Hwoytfcas.
Al autor de la poesia titulada "A la
patria cuyo lena es: MY native land,
good niggt' Bayron.
Al autor de la poesla titulada "Mi
ldloma' cuyo lena es: "La importan-
cia historica de un pueblo esta en- re-
laci6n directa con la belleza y cultura
de su idioma''.
AL autor de la poesia titulada Gel
Canto de las Ruinas' cuyo lena es
"iSalve, oh escombros del pasado
salve"
Al autor de la poesla titulada "Ba-
talla Eterna" cuyo lena es: "Natura-
leza. es TN libro sellado de misterios
cayas paginas empieza Ell hombre 4
deletrear'.
Al autor de la poesfa titulada
Amor cuyo lena es: "El amor es
Ell principle de todo, la razon de to-
do, Ell fin de todo'.
Al autor de la poesia titulada ''El
Canto de las Rosas' cuyo lena es:
"Astro, pajaro y flor, cosas y seres
todos tienen TN alma una harmonic
C. Ramirez.)
Al autor de la poesla titulada LA
Fe' cuyo lena es: The Kings are
fallen; The people are on their feet"
Al autor de la poesia titulada Sue
1los Azules' cuyo lena es: SOFIA
con Ell triunfo de la justicia, es Greer
en- Dios''.
Ell laudo del Jurado Sc dara & como
Ger hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
Nota del dia

Ell reclamo del nuevotesorerC
sc ha hecho diciendo que ha to-
mado gran interes en- los pro
blemas que sc presentan en- las
posesiones insulares. ::
NADIA de particular tendria
que uno de los favorecidos del
presidente sc dedicase al estu-
dio de los problemas coloniales
ESQ es 10 que tenenos derecho a
esperar aqui de todos los que
aspiran a ocupar destinos en- la
colonia y de aquellos que pre-
tenden dirigir desde ALI, ell CO.
tarro colonial, ignorando en- alb.
soluto las cosas que aqui SUI
ceden.
I'm nuestro COnceptO, no tlene
nada de sOrprendente que sc
estudie en- la metropoli, por los
aspirantes a ocupar los altos
puestos administrators, 10 que
COnStltuye y representa- aqul el
fraCaso de la colonization. Lo
lamentable es que esos estudios
sean tan superficiales, tan in
completes, estudios q. no resuel-
ven NADIA, va que los encargados
de haCerlOS son aQuellOS mismOs
funclonarios cuya presencla en-
Ia colonia, constituye uno de
los cargos severos, de los cargos
1mportantes que sc formulan
contra Ell regimen.
Gada vez que Sc habla de bu-
rocratas que vienen a estudiar
aqui, 9 que han PRACTICABLE va
ignorados estudios de proble-
mas creados en- Puerto Rico
por la nueva sOberania, no po-
demos evltar que nos asalte TN
tenor invencible, un natural
recelo irremedia BILE.
A estudiar el p1oblema cafe
tero venia Mr.. Taft, a Puerto
Rico, Y el resultado de ese es-
tudio ha sido ell arreglo conner
cial entire los Estados Unidos y
alemania, 10 que ha determina-
do que Franc1a desairada por el
goblerno de la metropoli de
Puerto Rico, Sc resuelva a apli-
car la tarifa maxima al cafe Y
otros productos de procedencia
americana.
A estudiar el status politico
venfa a la Isla MIR. Taft, asl Sc
dijo por 10 menos, y sin embar-
60, a raiz de aquel viaje han su-
cedido cosas que demuestran
como ha sido completamente
inutll la vista con tanta pompa
anunciada.
Era Ell estudio de los dos
grandes problemas coloniales
Ell problema politico y Ell pro
blema economico 10 que sc
anunciaba con tan Sensational
les reclamos; pero ell resultadc
va Sc ha visto; las cosas en- vez
de prosperar han empeorado
en- 10 poiitico y en- 10 economi.
CO. vamos para atras.
Probablemente, sabra de nues
tras cosas el nuevo tesorero, Il
mismo que sabian. al venir, su:
companeros de francachela CO
lonial, 10 mismo que continuar
sabiendo, despues de permane-
Ger en- el pals amos Y amos, vi
viendo la regalona y repanchi-
gada vida del presupuesto
iNada!
lQue es 10 que ha estudiadt
el nuevO teSorerO que pOda-
mos considerar conveniente pa
Ta nOSotros1
Por desgracia. hasta Las al
turas del gobicrno llegan muJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-20
Revista de cdrceles

Han sido puestos en- libertad por
cumpllmlento de sentencia de la car
eel de Arecibo. SerapIo Hernandez Y
Gandia de la de Humacao Ezequiel
Ortiz, y de la de Aguadilla Ramon
lopez
De>1a carcel de Arecibo ha sa1ido
en- libertad la indivldua Eduviges
Narvaez, por haber sido declarada no
culpable del delito de perjurio que Sc
lie acusa ba.
Pedro Agrinsoni fue puesto en- IL
bertad Ell viernes 1ltimo de Ia carcel
de Guayama, por haber satisfecho la
multa que le fue impuesta por el juez
municips de Cayey.
Martin Torres y Avelino Garcia
han ingresado en- la carcel de Areci-
DO cumplir nueve meses de arresto
cada uno, por Ell delito de hurto de
menor cuantla, y Pedro Cancel y Sal
gado q cumplir IN al1o por Ell delito
de hurto de mayor cuant1a.
En- la carcel de Guayama han ingre-
sado Antonio Flores. Agustfn Area
no y Ramon Suau cumplir senten-
cia por alterar la paz; Francisco Sa-
lort y Miguel Salort, por hurto de
menor cuantla; y Pedro Franceschi
pOr pOrtar armaS.
En- la carcel de San Juan anexa a
la de Arecibo, han ingresado a cum
plir condena Pedro Candelario (alias)
Broco y Martin Muf1oz Jorge por abu-
SO de confanza; Justo Santiago Diaz
por falsa representation y Juan Cruz
Rojas por hurto de menor cuantia.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-07

She ran into the house. The old man was dead.
Brtts saw her once and only after the funeral
She stood in front of the to wait for the stage
COACH to take her away, down among the low planta
tons. He GRABBED off his hat and bowed low. 81
beg your pardon, Miss, but have you got good
living where you are going? don't know how to
offer it, but won't you take this?" He held out
purse. She shook her head. at is yours. The
fact is the mortgage didn't quite reach over all the land.
There was one corner down yonder left bare OF it. So
the money belongs to you"
Again she shook her head Il happen to know
better Mr.. Britts. my grandfathers secretary,
and l know that the sale of the farm fell
what short of the amount of the mortgage
"The sale Of the farm. Why, it wasn't sold, in
fact for I bid it i'm
II know, but for less than the amount of money
you advanced"
eyes, but it was cheap. It's worth = why, :"
NO." she interrupted. "You seem to be suffer
ing Mr.. Brtts, and if on my account, I am deeply
sorry for you but really it would be than mad
ness for me to to marry you l have lived in
ideal atmosphere, with the poets s. bad teachers,
doubt, but heavenly companions, so l couldn't marry
you. But l will promise you thing. If after
three four years find that there is not love to
enthrall the whole of my life and SOUL will come back.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-07
By OPIE READ

ii it comes from the lowest thing that walks the earth"
He stepped up and laid his hand the fence and the
next moment a thrill shot through him She had
touched his hand But she stepped back and her face
sweetly sad when she spoke: ''No woman could
despse such love and such offers of kindness, Mr.
Britts, but l not marry you. don't love you
II know that, but can't you learn?"
She shook her head. "That has been asked of so
many women. But 1 don't think that kindness wins
the greatest love. Kindness may win the heart but
it is something else that lights the soul But I am
deeply grateful to you, Mr. Britts'
But won't you try to think enough of me to marry
me ?"
II might pray, but I believe that the Lord would
deny it,
"Miss Louise, that's putting it powerful
at is just as I feel, Mr. Britts'
A negress came out of the cabin. "Miss Louise,
come in if you please, quick think yo granddaddy is
dyin', come quick"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-07

" RITTS had never been rated as gentleman
x though the educated and the refined tolerated
} him. He had money, owned slaves. His
- house was among the hills of Tennessee q
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
MUNIcIpALIsM IN MINNESOTA

A municipal ownership proposition
las been up at Staples. Ainn.. and
the Northern Electric company.
which IL intercsred in the plan. has
Issued . nsst. trese little pamphlet
dealing with the plant to sell e62. 200
Of bonds for this and kindred pur.
poses. The new plant for lighting
would require eaO. 900. and IL 10
shown that this would be quite IN.
adequate. making. for example. NO
provision for meters. The company
make The following reasonable offer:
1. Eularse and remodel present plant.
.. Install thoroughly modern elsctri.
cal apparatus Of such capacity ~ 10
Adequately care for the lighting Of
houses and streets and pump city
water. 8. Rewire the city. putting
In new poles where necessary. 4.
Change the price per Arc lamp per
year from $50 to s7s. installing -
many new lamps ~ the city may 70.
quirs from time to time. 8. Plscs
arc lamps in center Of street TO give
greatest posi- BILE light In all direction.
8. Give free inoaudsosnt lamp re-.
newals. 2. Pump city water at the
rate Of ~ cont per horse power per
hour. 8. Assums care and operation
Of pumping apparatus. .. Guarantee
good service. Any complaints to be
Immediately Investigated, 10. Al
the termination Of our franchise. the
plant will be for sale to the oity At
such price ~ may bet set by arbitra.
tlon.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
UNDERGROUND WATERS
SOUTHEASTERN COLORADO


\ valuable report on the sndsr.
srosnd ~assrs Of = ,sshsAstsrs1 1uelo.
rado has jsss bssa lssssd By the Gait.
ID States Geological survey = pFolss-
sisnal papsr No. S. Tho asaA dis
oussed In this publicasion is Limited
BY the eastern and southern. bcundaz.
los Of the state BY line drawn sast
and west through Palmer. and By .
line drawn north and south through
Canon City. IN this region there
IL IN area Of consi6erabls extent IL
which artssian water is available
and In the last ten ysars numerous
wells have been sunk 70 develop this
Important resources. The artssian
flows. however. are obtained only in
the lower lands. and one Of the prin-
oipal objects Of the investigation has
been the discrimination OF the area
In which the water will rise to the
surface. without pumping. A the
water. bearing sandstons and the ~.
sociated formations do not lie level.
or even slope. regularly to the east.
IL has been necessary to ascertain the
distribution and structure Of the var.
ious formations In order to Indicate
the depth Of the water. bearing stratu m
Professional Paper No. So. which
may. be obtained on application to
the Division. United Slater Geologi.
cal Survey, Warrington. D. O.. con.
tains = discussion Of all the factors
Affecting the supply Of srtesiAn water.
GROSS. sections that show the principal
underground features. and maps that
indicate the distribution of formA.
tions on the surface. the depth of the
water bearing horizon. the area In
which the flows may be expected.
and the head Of the underground
waters. The report also contains
many we'll records and detailed In.
formation regarding localities in
which borings have been made.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
WILL RESUME WORK AT
THE EARLIEST MOMENT

The work Of getting ths mach Insry
1t the Fremont coal mine ready for
hoistins coal 10 progressing at . satis.
factory gait and judging from present
appearance The company will be In .
position to hoist and ship the prod duct
Of the mine soEe time the coming
week. After more oarefui investi.
cation into the extent Of the damage
BY the hre. u WAS found that ths loss
to the machinery will not be 10 great
~ At Hrst thought IL might. All the
necessary repairs have been made
to tho damaged engines and the
boilers have tsen refined. Thsjwork
Of replAoins the suokestaets Is now
10 progress.
Even thossh sll this work IL BE-.
log done about maohinsrv. ths com.
paoy cen not start On Che sosstructiou
Of the baildings sntii ths material
arrives. After the several butldipss
were laid low By the fl,mss. which
we're drawn through the houses y
II bv fsrnAcs. The sspsrintssdsnt
placed orders for new buiidips
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
\. +. LEWIS RECEIVES
POSTMASTER APPOINTMENT

Y. e. Lewis has bsen sppointsd
postmastsr Tor Florence TO succeed
". II. DAvie. removed. A. MY.
Lewis 10 In Denver and may not reach
Florence until this evening. II 10 mot
known today just whom he will take
hold Of the ofies. bat II 10 thought
he may not do 10 until some time In
Aarch. Mr.. Lewis was alone IN the
race. J. ". Yelton and Mrs.. Fauniag
who were the other candidates. with.
drawing some days ago. II 10 under.
stood shat Mr.. Lewis will name Mrs.
Tanning - his assistant ~ she has
had several years experience In the
local Office and is perfectly familiar
with every detail.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

material b. telegraph. bat there il =
big demand for all kinds Of Il over
she country and sons little dslay will
b oocasioasd before The sapsrsaruotnrs
VIII b eomnsuosd. In he nsaa.
time the hoIssiuE ef osal viii b done
with unToofsd maehinssy. \
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
John Houston
Wall Paper, Paint, Glass. Oil
VaFnish, Brushes and Paint.
err Supplies. 108 3. Main.
New Orleans Great Winter
Carnival

For the Nardi Gras the Colorado and
eoutherr railway will ssll tickets from
Windsee snd points south thereof 70
New ORLEANS and return at one fars plus
o90o o. vsbsussy 9Th, 7th aud 9Th. with
extreme hmit Of March End. and stop.
ovsss in saeh diasetioo,
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
The Famous Mardi Gras--Nev
Orleans
O0ss Dhoos east u

The Colorado and Southern will sell
tickets from Windsor and points south
thereof to Now Orleans and return q
one fare plus q 90 on February 9th, 7th
and 9th, With extreme limit Of March
2nd, and stop. overs In each diIection.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

THIABLE DOZEN Tho Thiubls
Dossp, . sswiss society ersssissd 70.
osstiy. net yesterday setsssoes With
Mn. Thselsss Johssoa q Wsst Fessth
stvsss. One sew lhiabls was takss
H. The aftsrseos W. Devoted -
nakiss fasey vert.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
0Or AeerTLRN

GOT A AseTTLRMBNT-Ed. Doas
who isw sossbs ago wsa . CO..
900 jsdgnsnt II the Dssvss dlslsiss
court against tbs pssaiss eossssssd
Tor th6 less Of eae d his isss By shs
sellspss q . NV bsilaiss. ~ bsss
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
pfop1fty.

BACHELOR MAIDs-Ths Bach.
slor Maids lass sight held . bssIasss
meeting at the homo Of kiss yaauis
MeCorniot. one Of the members. wien
business Of impePtsncs 70 the club
was disoussed and osassaeosd.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

ANOTHER GIRL-A 0x pound
girl arrived at the homo Of Ar. and
Ms. Sam Hodgfon u 10: 80 Last night.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
ED. MAGELLAN BUYS
ILSE MINING CLAIMS

Edward ManUlain has concluded
the purchase Of the mining property
owned BY Judge n. g. Bailey. near
Ilse. for the consideration Of $5. 600
oAsh, and this same has been trans.
ferred to Mr.. MacOlain. Tho prop.
critics are known ~ the Jehova lode
mining claim. the Blowout lode min
ing claim and the Shelly lode mining
claim. which are located In the Hard.
scrabble mining district of Ouster
county.
In connection with this property. |
Ar. MacClain has purchased and
located the following properties.
which help to make = sroup Of al.
teen claims known a. Climax No. 1 to
10 This group Of properties IL In
the same belt and within . short dis.
tanoe Of the celebrated Terrible lead
mine.
The mountain known - Blowout
mountain has Ave distinct leads OF
true Hssurs veins. While IL 10 . dc.
cided fact that IL has Q rich deposit Of
lead IL bids fair to make one Of
the greatest gold mines in Colorado.
There IL no question but what IL IL
richly mineraiissd belt. The
mountain shows clearly one Of the
greatest ernptions that has occurred
IN any mining district. Some Of
ths richest noAt has been discovered
on these properties.
Specimens have recently been
brought 10 the city which run one
hundred and ninety ounces in gold
to the ton.
Experts IN mining claim that the
property purohassd BY Edward Mao.
Ulain 10 the main blowout OF the
district. out Of which several mines
In the valley are fed.
Besides the possibility Of being one
Of the Richest mining properties In
Custer county, the entire Blowout
mountain he's the hsaviest and finest
mining timber thAt are to be found in
the state Of Colorado. which In 1t.
self 10 very valuable In connection
with mining today a. the timber
question 10 getting to be . very ser.
ious one. On the whole those &C.
quainted with tho district ara sat.
isaed thas Mr.. MscOlsin has 10.
quirsd good property. Mr.. Mao.
Ciain is himself . graduate sngi.
neer and . practical miner who has
followed tbs business more or less ell
Of bis life. BY reason Of his father
holding large Interests In gold and
silver properties.
A group Of men oonu enceh work ON
tho 2and Of January on this newly 90.
quirsd property, getting everything
In readiness for driving . tunnel
from the creek. ThiA 10 the only
property whore . tunnel can to
driven 10 good Advantage on this
mineral belt. owing to the peculiar
contour Of the mountain.
A patent has been applied for by
AacClain. ~ more sbss snosgh work
he's been done on Blowout mountain
By previous owasss who have trans.
fsrrsd ths right Of their work IN con.
sidsrasien Of the porehsss which On
titles the new owner ts that privilege.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

SELLS LAND-GsoFgs n. DsibeIt
hAs sold . little more than . half
aoYs Of land on West Third street 10
Mrs. n. Eakin who owns adjoining
property.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

Bsptist social to be held at the
homo Of Mrs. J. J. HsssIck Friday
evening. Admission 10 cents. Last
social while Rev. Crane 10 In Flor.
ence.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

Fifty pairs Of t.ousers made TO
m.asure. Will be sold during Feb.
ruary at ona.third on. Floreros
Tailoring Co.. III East Main strsss.
2S.H9
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

Guard team of Circle No. 50. Wom.
en- Of Woodoraft, will give . social in
Union hall Feb. 4to which all are In.
vited. Refreshments will be served
Fifteen cents admission. &C. 81
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

Send the Weekly Tribune 70 your
friends ct . distance. It beats. : letter
and y whole lot Lees troubls.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

A COSTLY DOG-J.yndsi jack hiss
just bought . fancy Scotch collie
dog In Denver which he olaims to
have paid t7b for.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

Soup social In basement Of n. r
ohuroh Friday night. Admis,ios
10 cents. 26.2
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
KEATIMo PLAMr YinIsnHD-

EgATlM0 PLAuT YluIo0DO-
The hsasisa pises Dlses1 II W. Oss.
sssi sshoel builAiss - Wss1 Asis
strsss. he's bssn tssts1 - isss1 y
wssk psrfssslv sssisesstsss. Al ~
sshssl bsiiAisos ass ssw seslpVs1
vlsh sesAn heo1lag aegnsa1ussa
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

Silver Tip nour. ei.7s Per hsndrsd.
Every saok gua1antssd Al. Potatoes
o. per husdrsd. ..suss for business.
". p. Wilbas. n. -
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
First
National
Bank.......
ooss a GENERAL sAMx,No
OvolNESo.
FLORENCE COLO.

paid 1900 BY one Of she dsfspdssts.
The other two bavs nst settled 80
but will ~ soos - they are able 10 DO
90.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
WATCH THIS AD.

l can meet Ill competition II you wish
to pay cash. Grain Ia quantity: Corn,
CLIO; chop, ol15; eats, el.5O; Colorado
bran, el.35; red bran. d 20: hay, e18.c0
alfalfa, $500; Kafir corn, 81 36. In
small quantities It will cost cents high.
or. Keep posted on prices. Sss
L. x. hocATE
Hs IL here to stay. Keep postsd ON
Rockville coal. Phone Black 1871.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

Don't fall to attend Prof. Bain's
social dance In Morgan ball this evsnp
ina. -.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01
JOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Silver Tip -four. Guaranteed, a. ~
hundred, ". p Wilbar. 1855
The daily tribune., 1907-02-01

The Tribune 10 cents . meath.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
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mai Die Nuslasen. bic er beltreitei1
mub, Ir6eitslobn. Yapier. 9ruder@
i6fpdr5c. Sppen, Maifinen. Eoitse<
biibren unb mas tpeib iniereiner.
mas allies CUR Seriteaung elmer 3eif
tuns gebort."
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oas lit idon pabr unb ridltie. cher
einen @abnbrief fann i6 bait nidt
pertraeen."
o.: sit ia gar nidts babel. Sdau.
mir 5tuei ipareu mitiainnien $1,000
idulois. 8enn Der 3eitun9 SbernuSs
ge6er MN 5loan5io ooer bnnocrt 10
ntadt bas ifon cine aniebnlihe
Summe aus. unO babel Iibt Der Wnnn
bier nit elmer Sano bon Hehnmugen.
Su5u fomimt nod. bob mir an unIerem
8latt cine diisge5eiGnete Seitung baS
ben, Die bon iebem Sertiden unters
ltiist at tperben perbient."
g.: Sd Jog bo6 nidtS ae9en Die
Seiting. Sat mid jeoe @ohe redt
intereliiert."
o.: .Iun aIiol Sci uidt aIbern
unb maids tpie ih."
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tunesmann bin.}
Seitungsmann: rSerr g. ib benfe
uuier Sreuno u bat He1t. Sic
brnudeu in nidt bornts5ube5ahlen.
aber elm Gbonnent bleiben Sic bod. /"
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fen. 9arauf traftiere i9 einmal."
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l,d1 i5 eben faaen."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-29
Bonn sOnnemi&eim.

@iuer Der eroBten nno babel Der
uatiirlihlte Seinb Der franfbeitserres
aenSen @aftertep lit bic Soi,lie, oaS
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