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Arizona republican., 1907-10-12
THE MAMMOTH CAVE
AND OTHER WONDERS
Are Visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Pascoe
During an Extensive Eastern Jour
ney.

E. F. PascOe and wife and little
daughter returned yesterday from an
extensive trip through the east on
which they departed from this city
June Sth. first going to Fort Collins.
Colorado, for a short visit with rela-
tives. They were accompanied home
by Mr.. George Bell. a brother Of Mrs.
Pascoe, and wife OF Denver. who will
be their guests during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pascoe did not start
Arizona republican., 1907-10-12

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church will hold its Openins
tea FRIDAY evening oct 18th at thu
Girls Home. Indian school. Special
late car service. The public is cOrdi-
ally invited
Arizona republican., 1907-10-12
RAILROAD BUILDING TO STOP.

why do I think that railroad build
ing in the United States is q thing of
the oast?" said James ]. Hill. of the
Great Northern railroad. to the Times
Il don't think anything about it.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-12

improvement out of the question. The
public will use what they have got.
until they get more. and that will not
be in a short time"-New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-12

The reason a woman can fool men
so easily is she has such success doing
it to herself.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-12

All the latest songs at Prof. Foun-
tain'S Music Store
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
NINE BREWERlEs TO UNITE.
Eight Million Dollar Combine Is
Formed at ST. Louis.

St. Louis. June, 26.-It was officially
announced late Monday afternoon
that the conferences which have been
held in the office of Attorney E. C..
Crow, formerly state attorney general
have eliminated in the formation of
an $S,000,000 combination of nine in
dependent breweries in st. Louis.
East st. Louis, H., and Granite City,
Ill. According to Henry Koehler,
president of the American Brewing
company. all the representatives have
signed the contract.
James s. Bradley of Toledo, o., who
has been promoting the combination,
is placed in charge of the application
for charter and he has assured the
brewers that capital in Ohio can be
found to help them out The brew
cries in the combination are the Con-
sumers', Columbia, Home, American.
Empire, National and Cast, all of st.
Louis; the Wagner of Granite City,
and the Central of East ST. Louis. It
has been agreed to elect Henry
Griesedieck, T., president OF the
Consumers Brewery company, presi-
dent of the new company.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
NJ. ALBERT is REPUDIATED
WINE-GRoWERS DETERMINE TO
CONTINUE THE STRUGGLE.
Apostle" Who Gave Them CIemen-
ceau's Message, Has No Alterna-
tive But to Surrender. -

Argelllers, France, Juno 26.-Mar-
celin Albert, the leader of the wine
growers movement, appears to have
suffered considerable diminution in
influence. His speech Tuesday after
noon before a big meeting of citizens,
in which he described his interview
with Premier Clemenceau at Paris on
Sunday, sounded curiously like a de-
Tense. Although he was greeted by
cheers from some 5000 people, he
frequently was interrupted.
The apostle" addressed his follow
ers from the roof of house. He re-
lated in detail the incidents of his trip
to Paris and his reception by the pre-.
mier, who received him as a friend
and pressed upon him a hundred
francs to pay his passage back.
Albert Indignantly denied that he
wept in the presence of the premier
M. Clemeneeau gave him this mes
sage:
60 back and assemble the fed
Grated committees and tell them that
l will not disarm until they abandon
their Illegal attitude"
After reflection, Albert said, he I'M
dertook the mission and would now
leave it to the delegates of the fed
Grated committees to decide what
course should be taken. If they were
for continuing the movement he would
go to Montpelier and surrender.
After stormy discussion lasting
more than, two hours, during which
Albert was savagely attacked, the del.
egates decided to continue the. strug.
gle with undated vigor. 1t was
further decided to draw up a state
ment setting forth the minimum de-
mands.
Calm now prevails throughout this
region, everything going on practical
ly as usual. NJ Albert's declaration
and the decision of the delegates were
variously commented upon, but II Is
generally agreed that the apostle"
has no alternative now but to sur
render as soon as possible.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
STEAMBOATS, TO BE WATCHED
Two Government Departments viii
Try to Prevent overerowdins.

\ Washington, June 26.--It was stated
at the treasury department Tuesday
that SO far as the government can
prevent, there will DO no overcrowding
of steamboats, this summer. The treas
ury department and the department of
commerce and labor have combined to
see that the law limiting the number
of passengers that any steamboat may
carry is strictly enforced.
The matter was taken up with the
attorney general, who has decided
that II is the duty of both of these
departments to enforce this law.
Secretary Cortelyou has designated
Assistant Secretary Reynolds as the
representative of the treasury depart
ment in the making of the necessary
plans and regulations to prevent such
overcrowding. and the department of
commerce and labor has selected
George Uhler, supervising inspector
general Of the steamboat inspection
service.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
SEVERE STORM IN INDIANA.
Lightning Frightens Team and Pike
County Farmer Is Killed.

Jasper, Ind, June ga severe
electric storm passed over this section
of the state Tuesday, doing considera-
BILE damage. The storm was especial.
ly severe in Pike and Orange counties.
Lightning struck the home of James
Howard near here, and Howard, his
wife and six children were rendered
unconscious, and two of the children
are in serious condition. Lightning
frightened the team of Seth w. Cum
minis, farmer of Pike county, caus-
ing the horses to run away and Cum.
minis was killed. The storm extended
through Perry and Harrison counties
and reports of damage have reached
here from several Ohio river towns.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
CHURCHMEN IN PEACE PLEA
ADDRESS is PRESENTED TO THE
HAGUE CONFERENCE.
Deputation from Worlds Christian
Denominations Received-car-
negle Visits Palace Site.

The Hague, June 26.-M. Nelidoff,
president of the peace conference,
Tuesday received deputation from
Christian churches throughout the
world, headed by Very Rev. William
Henry Fremantle, dean of Ripon, who
presented an address urging the con-
ference to insure peace, justice and
humanity .
The address was signed by all the
leading churchmen of Great Britain,
except the Catholic, who refused to
participate even indirectly in confer
ence to which the pope was not In
yited. Nine American Catholic bIsh-
ops signed the address.
M. Nelidoff cordially thanked the
deputatlon for the interest taken in
the work of the conference, to which,
he said. the address would be CON-
muAicated. adding that every one
earnestly desired the success OF its
work.
The proposition which France pre-
sented to the second committee Gland
war; has not yet been definitely draft
ed. 1t will merely express the wish
that a declaration of war be compul-
sorry before the opening of hostilities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, &C
companied by President Van Kar Ne
beck of the government commission
charged with the erection OF the pal
ace of peace, the money for which was
provided by Mr.. Carnegie, visited the
site on which the palace will be built
In the afternoon Mr.. Carnegie, ac-
companied by Minister Hill, visited
DIR. Tets Van Boudrian, foreign min
istsr of the Netherlands, who renewed
the expression of his thanks for Mr..
Carnegie's generous donation.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
RIOTS RENEWED
IN LISBON TODAY
ONE HUNDRED KILLED AND SIX
HUNDRED INJURED.
WOMEN FIGHT WITH SOLDIERS
Cavalry Horses TrampIe Down the
People Who Were Marching in
Protest Against the Dissolu-
ton of Parliament.
scripps-McRae Telegram.

ScrlppS-McRae Telegram.
Lisbon, June 26.-One nu1dred PEG
pie were killed outright ald six nun
dred others wounded in riots which
were renewed today between the sol
diers and mobs demonstrating against
the government.
Cavalry horses trampled men, wo
men and children to deSh. Women
fought the troops from windows, pour.
ing boiling water on the men and hurl
ing all kinds of missiles. The trou.
BILE Started wne1 mobs paradel tne
streets denouncilg King Carlos for at
tempting to run the government with.
out parliament
The country faces bankruptcy and
international entaaglements may re-
suit. Six artillery battalion" at OPP
orto have mutinied.
Bombs Thrown at TifIis.
Tiflis, Trans-Caucasia, June 90
Ten bombs were HURLED at the crowds
in the Erivan square today. They ex-
ploded with terrific force. Many peo-
pie were killed and Injured and hous-
es on two sides of the square were
demolished.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
MUST ATTEND COURT
STANDARD OIL. MAGNATEs, IN
GLIDING ROCKEFELLER, Or
DERED TO REPORT.

Chicago, June 26.-Judge Laadis this
afternoon directed the clerk to issue
subpoenas for Joh1 d. Rockefeller,
W. H. TilfogJ. c. M. Pratt, president
and secretary of the Standard Oil Co.,
of New Jersey; ]. A. Moffatt, preSi'
dent, and G. w. Stall, secretary of tne
Standard Oil Co Of Indiana, to appear
in mis- court on July to testify con.
corning the Alton rebate case.
Through their attorneys the trust
had defied the court, telling. Judge
lands that his request for informa.
ton concerning the company's profits
was impertineut and not judicial
Lands insists that Rockefeller and
others must appear in court.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
new CRUISER SENT SOUTH
THE MILWAUKEE, IS ORDERED TO
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Government Sees Possibility Of Seri.
Z Gus Trouble Growing Out of
zelaya's Ambition.

Washington, June 26.-The posi-
bility of serious trouble in Central
America, growing out of the disturbed
conditions existing there incidental tc
the alleged ambition of President
Zelaya, of Nicaragua. to form a union
of Central American states, has caused
the administration to dispatch the fine
new cruiser Milwaukee to that locality.
Orders for her to proceed forthwith
from the Mare Island navy yard, Cal
ifornia, went forward from the navy
department Tuesday.
The vessel is in command of Com
mander Charles A. Cove, and will go
to La Union, San Salvador. The
collier Saturn also has been directed
to proceed to La Union, and from this
vessel the Milwaukee and the gun
boat Yorktown, which is now at AGA
Julia, will coal. The stay of the Mil
waukee in Central American waters
is problematical and will in measure
depend upon the conditions that de-
yelop In that section of the world.
She goes ostensibly "for the protec-
ton of American interests" which are
threatened because of the situation
as it now exists. Ha.
T. The .swR er st. Louis, now on her
way to a Brazilian port, is enroute to
the Pacific coast and Will arriVe9in
Central American waters in about
two months. 1t maybe that she will
relieve the. Milwaukee in the event
that the administration decides to
have that vessel return north, and 1t
is deemed necessary to continue the
presence of two American vessels in
that section.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
ELIZABETH LOVING
TELLS A SAD STORY
sWEARs SHE WAS DRueGED AND
ATTACKED BY ESTES.
CONFESSED TO FATHER
Jury Hears the Tale That, Il Is Al.
legged, Drove the Parent
to XIII Young
O. Man.

Houston, Va, June 26.-Between
sitting sobs, Miss Elizabeth Loving,
who has occupied the center of the
stage in the trial of her father, Judge
William G. Loving, for the murder OF
Theodore Estes, told on the witness
stand here Tuesday her story Of her
alleged ruin by the young man whom
her parent shot down.
1t was the same story she said she
told to her father on the morning of
the tragedy, and which resulted In his
hunting down and Staying the man
whom she charged with perpetrating
the deed. Estes, she said, had given
her a drink of whisky from a flask he
had in his pocket while they were out
buggy riding on the afternoon prior
to the killing. After taking the drink
she declared that she Immediately be-
gan to feel dizzy and her head
'spinned around" as if she had been
condition, and despite her protests,
she declared, her escort drove her
over an unfrequented road and at
tackled her. She declared she re-
called nothing more until she re-
gained her senses while in bed late
that night at the home of County
Clerk E. L. Kidd, where she had been
visiting Miss Kidd.
Told Her Father the Story.
She testified that on the following
morning, when her father asked her
for the cause of her being brought~to
the home of Mr.. Kidd unconscious
and drugged, she related to him on
Bonded knees the same statement she
made in court. 1t was this recital,
declared the defense. which so af-
fected the mind of Judge Loving that
it impelled him to commit a crime
which, according to his statement,
could have been prevented by no
power except God Almighty"
Whether the story told by the 10
year-old girl can be torn to pieces and
disproved by the prosecution remains
to be seen. They claim that 1t can
be shown that the outrage laid at the
door of the man whose lips are sealed
forever was impossible. The rebuttal
evidence by the prosecution will prob
ably be the most important, though
not the most sensational feature of
the case. A legal battle on the point
of admissibility of evidence will be
waged, as the defense has already an
nounced that its case is nearing an
end
Thinks Loving Was Insane.
DR.. William Tunstall, of Loving
stone, who saw Judge Loving before
and after the killing, testified that he
thought Loving committed the crime
while insane. He based his theory
practically on the fact that Loving
failed to speak to him in passing be-
fore the killing and afterward; that
Loving's head hung low and he was
pale" and also on his personal
knowledge Of Loving, who, he said,
went on frequent debauches, ending
in delirium tremens.
DR.. H. B. Melvin of Halifax testified
that he had passed upon the mental
condition of many people and that
continued drink brought CD excite
ment which often ended in insanity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
Launch ExpIodes; Two Drown,

Chippewa Falls. Wis, June 26.-The
explosion of gasoline tank aboard
launch on Conderay lake near here
Tuesday, caused two deaths. Samuel
Hill, one of the occupants of the
launch, was drowned. His two com
panions swan ashore. John Hilbure,
of this city, was in a rowboat near the
launch He jumped overheard when
the explosion occurred and was
drowned.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
Race Horse ereaks His Neck

New York, June 26.-one of the
most peculiar accidents ever seen on
an eastern race track occurred at
Sheepshead Bay Tuesday. o. Paula
ker, starter in the steeplechase, fell
at the third jump and ran away four
miles. At the end Of the fourth mile
he tried to jump the fence at the pad.
dock turn and turned complete som.
ersault, breaking his neck.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
SAFE BLOWERS HELD
WANTED AT MARsHALLToWPl
AND ARE UNLER ARREST AT
GRAND ISLAND.

Marshalltown, Ia, June 26.-Fralk
Rogers and James Corcoran, two Of
the six safe blowers arrested acre in
April, 1906, and who escaped month
later, are under arrest Grand ISL
and, Nebr. The sheriff leaves today
to secure the prisoners.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL.
Henry Harness, Who Shot Wife, Com.
mIts Suicide at Kankakee.

Kankakee, ILL.,, June 26.-Henry
Harness, the wealthy Bonfield farmer
who was In Jail here for shooting his
wife with intent to kill her, commit
ted suicide early Tuesday morning by
hanging himself with towel and a
necktie. Harness, who was "a years
old, shot his wife three weeks ago
shortly after their first quarrel. They
had lived together So years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
TROUBLE BREWING.
Nicaraguan Forces Preparing For War
of Invasion.

Washington, June 26.--The State
Department mas received cablegrams
from Minister Merry at San Salvador,
ald from Minister Lee, at Guatemala,
that the Nicaraguan forces are being
concentrated at strategic points fr
the purpose of invading Salvador AM
Guatemala.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
Eourteen Hurt In coIIlslon.

Lomira Wis. June rs. Fourteen
persons were injured, none seriously,
in head-on collision here between a
passenger and freight train on the
Wisconsin Central road Tuesday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
States PALACE is p.dIoated.

Norfolk. Va. June 26.-The COM
pleted states exhibit palace on the
jamestown exposition grounds was
formally dedicated Tuesday. In this
building the products of many states
are exhibited and it is one of the
leading buildings of the exposition.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27

Ames, June 26.-John B. Ashby of
this place, graduate of the Iowa
State college, was recently married to
IA rich heiress, Miss Lois A. Stuart, of
Audubon. Miss Stuart Is said to in
herlt 100000 left by her father the
late William A. Stuart.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
COMES TO osKALoosA.
Big Government Contract Secured BY
Local Firm.

Warrington, ID. c. June 26.- The
Iowa Manufacturing company of Oska-
loosa has been awarded the contract
for heating apparatus for a public
building at Seattle, Wash, at $17,720.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
Arrest 60 of Cars officers.

London, June ga dispatch from
Odessa says 60 officers Of the southern
military district, several Of them con-
nected with the Odessa garrison. have
been arrested.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
YALE SENIOR KILLED.

Charles oliver Meets Instant Death in
Automobile Accident.
New Haven, June 26.-Charles Oil
yer. a Yale Senior, was accidentally
thrown from an automobile this morn.
ing and instantly killed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
FIRE AT EXPOSITION.
SIX PEOPLE KILLED IN A DE.
STRUcTlvE BLAZE A JAMES
TOWN TODAY.
serlpps. McRae Telegram.


Norfolk, Va, June 26.-Six lives
were lost in fire this morning which
destroyed dozen buildings adjoining
the Jamestown Exposition. The prop
erty loss will reach three hundred
thousand dollars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-06-27
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o MRS. MoRcoMBE DEAD. o
o Was Grand Chief Iowa Degree of o
o Honor. o
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Special to Daily Herald ....
Cedar Rapids, Ia, June 26.-Mrs.
Carrie Morcombe, Grand Chief of
the Iowa Degree of Honor, died last
night. s-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09
|AguaS MineraleS de BdrIada

Proceden de los manantiales de-
Burlada, los mas afanados en- Ell te--
rritorio Vasco-Navarro, muy rico en-
fuentes minerales, siendo su elemeu :
to mlneralizador el YODO.
Eminentes Medicos de America, es--
pecialmente de Cuba y Mejico, las re-
comlendan para las afecciones del hi
gaoo, estomago, la vejiga Y la Orina.
Son del mas agradable sabor y ge-
neralmente sc toman en- las comidas
sofas mezcladas con I'm POGO de vi
no, pudiendo tambien tomarse 4 cual.
qulera hora del dia como aqua comdn
sus resultados son completamente
satisfactorios.
Un1cos importadores en- Puerto Ri
co, Sucesores de +. Juncos & Co.
Cruz 2I, San Juan P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09
IECHE1
Por so cuartillos diarios


Sc a bre este cOncursO para tOdas y
cada una de las loca lidades de la Isla
donde Sc haya constituido Comite.
Ell pago de estos artfculos, sc veri-
ficara al contado.
Para cantidades mayoreS Sc hara an
arreglos especiales con aquellos que
hayan obtenido la buena pro.
Los precios que Sc tablezcan Sc
ran para articulos que la Junta Local
de la FRATERNIDAD 6 sus asocia-
dos. tomara en- los propios estableci-
mientos de los vendedores, siempr e
que esten dentro del nlcleo de las
poblaciones .espectivas.
Adversaria declarada de los mono
polios esta Sociedad, sc reserva ell
derecho de aceptar varias proposicio-
mes en- cada localidad, mejor que
una sola
La aceptaci6n de este contrato, apa-
reja la sulnision q la inspection mas
escrupulosa de todos y de cada uno
de los miembros de ia Association.
Ell concurso debe hacerse con tan
to por ciento de rebaja sobre los pre-
ClOS O111cIlGS que SC AdcIdIla JOS
no aS0fsad2s en- la respectiva localidad.
La duracion de este contrato sera
de seis meses prorrogables por otros
seis meses mas, por voluntad de am
basspartes.
II. .WlIte1axO CiMtr61p
Presidente.
Rafael L(pex LM1Odr6M
Gecretario,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09
CrOniCa de lamOda

Aunque las caricias demasiado acen:
tuadas de Febo nos avisen dc que la
epoca del Exodo Sc aproxima. es 10
cierto que p1escindiendo de 10 que ad-
vierta ell almanaque aconseje la tenn
peratura, nos obstnemos en- prolongar
] a "saison" hasta despueS del Grand
p ix".
En- esta segunda mitad de la prima-
vera "todo Paris" Sc encuentra en- Pa
lis. Hay mas bales, mas comidas, con
la circumstance de que los banquetes
buscan las am enidades del bosque de
Bolonia, en- sus restaurants y sus clubs
select.
Las reuniones de primavera en- las
hestas hfpicas fueron siempre ocasio
nes solemnes, por decirlo asi. para las
exhibiciones de @toilettes" lujosas y
elegantes, y en- verdsd que es un espec.
taCulo encantador Ell que ofrecen sobre
el fondo de vel dura las siluetas clar %
de las elegantes que NATHAN la ape
louse", quienes un periodsta parisien
sc comparable con esas flores maravi-
llosas y colosales que hace pocos dfas
sdmirabamos en- las "serres", de Cours.
lA-Reine.
A6n recuerdo ell traje fresco de velo
verde ondina ell sombrero verde in
deciso guarnecido de rcsas que lucia
princesa Murat, y ell blanco con som.
b ero de paja de arroz y rosas blaucas
tie la princesa Alberde Broglie. ALI
Sc destaca bar la condesa. Xavier de la
Rochefoucauld, con su toilet" de
linon bordado, incrustado de encaje, y
la baroness de Henri de Rothschild,
de tela cruda con calados de red de
encajes y sombTero de paja negra con
blondas blancas y velo negro.
81 traje sastte 81 no reina en- abso-
luto, conserva, sin embargo, cierto fa-
vOr para Ell aiIe libre. La encantadora
Teina Maud, nuestra hu6speds una
aemporada no lleva nunca otro ira aje
siurante ell dia que uno "sastre" muy
Sencillo, reservando para la noche sus
lujosas "toilettes" sus marayillosas
]oyas, entire las que 6guran un cintu
son de Glen esmeraldas, que no vale
Enenos de dos millones medic de
zrancos. Pero no nos limite mos 4 ad-
1nirar is TRACES lujosos, y acordGmonos
de las lie, tcras cuyos medios de fortu-
n a no las lermiten grandes dispendios
Precisamente ell verano es la esta-
cion de las modas practicas, y sabido
IS que practica sig ihca modas eco
6micas.
Tenendo cuidado de escoger una
ala una hechura que permitan null
i'ples lava 1uras, sera facil tener STEM
are en- disponiblidad nm traje fresce Y
tie buen gusto. Los piques, las tclaA
Iancas, los linon de varios colores Y
les .ps kiues'', que hicieron su apart
90 este inyierno en- los adornos, Sc
feecen vuestra inteligente election
VIscoNDEsA B. DE NEUfLLY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09
BhNC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA DE PUERTO RICO
Capital auOrizadO $24O00OO. Capital ralzad $S55329S g.
0peraciones que reaIizau

PRESTAMOS: Con garanas personae o hipotecas
corto largo pazo sobre fncas So
DESCUENTOS De go pagar6 obgacones pazo
G1ROS Sobre Espana, New York Hamburqo
GlROS POR CABLE Sobe New York Madrid
CONlAS COkklENIES Con interes de anual disponbes
vista cheques.
tempo. - ~o
SECCON DE AOROS mposiciones 7s cena
vos S 1000 a oIo anua.
de
comision o. ~ -
DEPOSITOS De
CAMBO DE MONEDAS: De todos los pafses
VENTA DE CEDULAS HPOTECARAS: Puerto
Rico lnterGs pagadero po cupones semestrales.
VENIA DE FlNcAs Dando facidades pago
Aduntas
Baos Cayey Ciales Coroz Guayama Hato uana Dfaz Lo
Manad Mricao, Naanjo Patlas Grandc Utudo Yabcoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-09


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alrededores.
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sidente dc los Estados Unidos
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La Conquista del Oeste
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Ell Ideal Americana
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Inglaterra juzgada pog I'm ameri-
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